26 10 285 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/047b3c8eb09e51608fcec2b2b9cff47d.pdf 8458dd282cbc1f4fac9fdcc638e021bd PDF Text Text IN THIS HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME III SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1023 Protocal Signed By United States ; : and Costa Rica Only Four Members Remain of Comuany Last Man’s Club Eliminates Difficulties Dating Hack Many Yearn I’rrsldcnt Died Today—One Survivor Uvea at St. Cloud, Fla. Illy T h e \..m li.lrd t ‘r r « * l WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—A proto­ MAKES FINAL I.AP OF JOUItNBY FROM NEW col has been signed by the U/iitcd States and Costa Klca eliminating d if­ YORK ficulties dating back many years and ( D r T h e A e e a rle trO T r r e e ) affecting possible future development RIO JANEIRO, Feb. 8. — Lieut. pf Nicaraguan Inter-ocean canal W alter Hinton, American aviator, a r­ route. rived here todny completing his sea­ plane flight from New York. WOULD MAKE THEM RET TER THAN EMBODIED IN AGREEMENT House Ways and Mcmih Commit WELCOMED AT SAVANNAH YES Carlot Shipment Reported Feb. 7th tec Was Told by Bur­ TERDAY—AT CHARLESTON Florida—Sanford Section .. ............4 ton Today TODAY Florida—Manatee Section ........ .1 (Hr The Anvoclnfrd Prea<) California -2! t n y Tfc* A s s o c ia te d P r e s s ) WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—The Am­ CHARLESTON, S. C., Feb. 8.—The erican Debt Commission doesn't de­ transport St. Miehiel bringing two sire to mnke more favorable terms with debtor nations than arc embod­ hundred and cighly-onc men of the ied in tho settlem ent agreem ent thnt | Eighth Infantry home from the Rhine has been reached with the British gov­ arrived off Sullivnn's Island here at ernment, tne house Ways and Means 10:16 this morning. There was no committee was told yesterday by Rep­ special celebration today for the re­ resentative Burton, of Ohio, a mem­ turned men. There were thirteen fam ­ ber of the commission. Mr. Burton ap­ ilies including twenty-one children of peared in behalf of the amendment soldiers brought here. The St. Miwhich would perm it the commission hicl is experted to sail for New York to mnko settlem ents with other mf- this nftcrnqpn. Milanc Theatre Making: Progress, Foundation Complete WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. President Harding personally urged upon con­ gress yesterday thnt it not only ap ­ prove promptly the British debt retllcment agreem ent, but that i: also Side come to a decision one way or another j nt this session on the ndniini.ttrntion * shipping bill. Tl "There is time, abundant time, for decisive action for twith them* trr m'" mendously im portant questions," he rrcc declared. "E ith er is fit to !»<• record - 1*'vt' ed a chapter in great achievement, n/rd j <<,,n both will m ark n signal trium ph. I r e - |^ ,r mind you that both nre in»epninbly related to our good fortunes nt homo and our high place in the world." II Approval of the debt settlem ent, for on t the formal submission of which the buib president went to the rnpitcl. was prni forecast by Republican rongroM onnr have leaders. The first step along the legir- lays Intive way was tokbn immediately nf- on n ter, Mr. Harding had concluded his Man address before a joint session of the new senate and house in the senate chain- Intel her, identical bills amending the ex­ isting debt funding Inw being intro- . duced in both branches. ... m anagers nr • .. I’nity the .lioura* pie- duru dieted action by that body withii. a week nt the latest, but the situation in the senate was leas clear. Some lenders th ere’favored calling the debt bill immediately a fte r the house acted but othera thought there should be first a renewal of effort to obtain' u vote on ,thc shipping bill. Advocates Turks Command of early consideration of the debt m*>Allied Warships •ure insisted, however, th at whatever to Leave Smyrna the final decision, action on this leg­ islation would not be delayed long. The senate situation was regarded in some q u arters us foreshadowing ultimate failure of the shipping lull, (Ilf Thr \««f»rl«l nl I’rfMi but its supporters insisted th at it CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 7.—The would be passed. Direct reference to Turkish commander a t Smyrna has the senate situatioh wns made by Mr., (Informed the commanders of the nl­ Harding, who told congress he had lied warships there that he hns order* ventured to nlludo to the shipping bill to enforce their withdrawal 1f they because it had been "threatened" that do not comply with the Turkish order* it “ahall not bo allowed to come to a anti leave Smyrna. vote." The executive offered no sugges­ NOTARIES PUBLIC APPOINTED tion as to which of the mensurcs should hnvo precedence, nor did he (Ilf Tfcr .l»«nrl«lrd I'rriil TALLAHASSEE, Fob. 8.—The fol­ make any recommendation as to the form of legislation approving the debt lowing appointments of notaries pubsettlem ent should take. He did stutc, lis have been' made by the governor. Irvin J. Thomas, Coconnut Grove; frankly, however, his opposition to the attaching of a soldier’s bonus to the Charles Mclhum, Port Orange; J. B. legislation, declaring congress should Batts, Arcadia; S. S. Menifee, Naples; givea frank, conclusive and direct de­ J, F. Kinkaid, Live Oak? II. J. Crencision, uninvolvcd by any disposition shnw, Coleman; G. C. Richards, Pen­ of the monies which the funding pro­ sacola; M. Henry Cohen, Tampa; Jno. gram ultim ately will bring to tho F. Dwyer,'M iami; S. K. Hewitt, Je n ­ nings; K. 8. P arrott, Jacksonville; G. federal treasury. In urging approval of the agree­ C. Stephenson, St, Petersburg; G. O, ment recently reached by the Amer­ Lea, Hrndcntown; P. Rny Hearn, of ica nnnd B ritish debt funding com­ Tampa} Mnry'H. MofTett, Tnmpn; A. missions, Mr. H arding declared th at M. Thomas, Thonntassen; John Tilthe agreem ent was a "recommitment dem, St. Augustine; W. W. W hite­ of the English sneaking world to the hurst, Wauchula; I*caley S. Hill, San­ ford, nnd Giles P. Lewis, Milton. validity of c o n tra c t" "It is In effect! a plight against war nnd war ekpendltures." he said, ad- congress owed to itself, to tho execu­ ding th at “It was a covenant of peace tive brancji of the government, nnd to no lest effective than it would be if the American people, "eomo decisive Joint British and American opposition action." The bills tp amend the existing debt to war were expressly ugretd upon.” Failure of tjio British undertaking, funding Inw so as to bring the B rit­ tho executive continued, "would have ish debt settlem ent within Its term s spread political and economic discour­ were offered by Senator Smoot, Re­ agement th ftu g h o u t the world.” Suc­ publican, Utah, and Representative cess of th a t undertaking was declar­ Burton, Republican, Ohio, members of ed to be* "a new elem ent of financial the American debt commission. The senate bill was referred to tho •nd economic stabilization, when tho world i* sadly needing a reminder of finance commiitce which planned to the ways of peace." . consider it Friday, while tho house Turning his attention to the ship­ bi|i was se n t'to the ways and means ping bill, Mr. H arding argued thnt committee. . NUMBER 271 lU y T h e A a a o rU trA T r e e s ) ST. PAUL, Minn., Feb. 8 .-O n ly four members remained today of Min­ nesota's famous Last M an’s Club, when Its president, Adam Marty, of St. Paul died yesterday. The survi­ vors include Emil G raff, St. Cloud, Florida, are last of 34 members of Co. II, F irst Minnesota Infan try , nit of whom served through the Civil War. Senator Harrison CITRUS EXHIBITS Charges the President . AT FAIR WILL BE With Coming Down BIGGER THAN EVER LUMBER PROFITS WERE SM ALL DURING WAR AND IF ATTACKED AT SMYRNA WILL START THE BALL ROLLING REPORT SUIIMITTBD IN WAR IN To Turk’s Demands that All For­ eign Vessels be Withdrawn DU8TRY INVESTIGATION From Smyrnn at Once SHOWS IT • (Ilf Thr .tunrlilrl rrr.O < I)r T h e A s a o e ln lrd I 'r r a a l Citrus exhibits a t the Sub-trnpical LONDON. Feb. 8.—The situation a t In.mlt WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—Profits Sm yrna is considerably eased today, j Mid-Winter F a ir this y ear will bo bigger and b etter than ever before, reported .by 143 .represen tativ e com­ aecordini* to Ilritish ofTleial quarters according to C. E. Howard, secretary panies in the Southcrfn Pine lumber when? it is thought extremely unlike­ ( l l j r T i l * A M M ir ln f r d |* r r « « ) industry averaged nine per cent on ly uny fighting would occur. Pleasure of tho Fnir Association. WASHINGTON, Fob. H .-C ritiei*. the investment in HMD and 8.6 In 1918, was expressed in official circles th at Mr. Howard gave out the following ing the president for coupling the it iss hown ill n \cp o rt subm itted to ship subsidy issue with the B ritish statement referring to the exhibits at congress todny by the. Federal Trade the Amrrican representative at Sm yr­ na joined in the protest to tho An­ debt funding report in his address Ids office yesterday: Commission. Report was based on in­ gora government. yesterday, Senator Harrison, Missis­ j "Orange county Ims enjoyed since formation commission wn* directed by the very beginning of the orange in­ sippi, told the senate today th at the president to secure for use of w ar in­ CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 8.—The president had "descended from his dustry the distinction of Iwfing the dustries Imxrd in investigation of the governor of Smyrnn is reported to greatest producer of citrus fruit*. high pedestal nnd insulted the sen­ have informed the Fcm rh consul there There are more large packing houses lumber prices of those years. ate." . th at tie-is extending by 21 hours tho in this county than anywhere else in time within whirh the Allied warships the state, and Orlando is the home of m ust lease Smyrnn harbor. The post­ the principal buying and shipping ponement was made in opier th at ho firms. It is fittin g therefore that the may receive instructions from tho (i'ltlrnl idea in the exhibits at the Angora government. Sub tropical Mid-Winter F air should Illy Tbr \R*«»clnlr«f |'rr*H — , . TALLAHASSEE, Fob. 8.—.1. T be the beautiful golden fruit. And it LONDON, Feb, 8.—Orders t.o the Hodges, Lake City, nltornpy for Muni will be th eir in bewildering variety: m m and lh “ orange glow ers of this French and British war craft at iminty will meet in conference ot the cipnl Judge .Joe Kalman and Mayo and abundance. Smyrna to defend themselves if nt■ oint house nt two o'clock in Hie nf"Among the larg er exhibits of <>rBigger* of West Palm B evli, nov tn« Led by the Turks is the nnswer of settling ten days rcnteitre fm ion {il'gt'H and grapefruit -liould be men- j t -i noon, February 17, to discuss the P.rri'i nnd lauulon governments to the ,advisability of passing a local option tinned that of the County Citrus Ex-j Icmjlt of court, will arrive at Talla T urkish ultim atum demanding w ith­ lia. nee this nftcrnooti, and appear be change, which will occupy the central; no fem’A law at the next session of the drawal of vessel*1. Press dispatches slate legislature. Tip* m eeting has foie the supreme court in an elfor1 1portion in (lie rotunda tof th e . m ain1 • from Constantinople nssert the Uritixh been called by 8. S. G riffin, member to obtain his clients' nden.ie, accord building. The Citrus Exchange has have gone further, ordering diversion of the house of representatives. The always tliown n great interest in the ing to n telegram here today. bill whicb is tentatively dismissed to Smyrna of other ships of the Me­ would lay out certain sections for cu t­ diterranean IlCet. tle men nnd others for tin* orange CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 8.—It growers. • Is understood th at the alllim have not The question denis with a situation only refuser I to withdraw their ships (Ilr Tbr I'rfMi which has lend to much friction, much from Smyrna, but that the British ATLANTA, F. l* X.— Between f.trtx damage having resulted to ’©range and fifty players of the A tlanta South' graves and ninny cnttle having lieen have sent heavy ships to Smyrna ern association club will go to Pa killed for m arauding groves. W. F. from Constantinople, the Dardanelles ’ . l.atkn for their spring training, Ptesi Bronson, u well known cattle man, and Malta. Tho United Stales destroyer Kdsnll ideal Corin'11 has announced. Stated that n local option law would is at Smyrnn, but it'la reported that eliminate most o f'th e friction. the Turks define her as outside tho Representative Griffin is urging all prohibited clars, both in tonnage nnd Interested to attend the m eeting, and an neutral and it in exjicctcd she will invitations to representatives of both l icmniii H i d e . Florida—Tampa S e c tio n ..................... I From High Pedestal to . Senate -Destinations of Florida Shipment Florence, 11; Pittsburgh, 6; Roe ester, 1; Birmingham, 1; Cincinnn 1; Chicago, 10; Savannah, '4; riall mure, 1; Oklahoma City, 1; NVnycrtM C;-Ncw York, 3; Norfolk, 1; Indiana oils, 1; Potomac Yards, 6; Detroit, Syracuse, J ; Buffalo, 1. Shipping Point Information for Wed­ nesday: February 7th SANFORD, FLA.: Coob, partly cloudy. Hnuling.s moderate, demand end movement alow, market slightly weaker. Carloads f. o. b. imml terms, 10 inch crates GrAlen Self-blnnrhing I (1 do/., stalks iii the rough, mostly $1.76, few low ns $1.(55, French Strain 4-0 do/, stalks in lire rough mostly 81.60-91.(ill, few best high art #1.70. TOTAL CA RLO T. SHIPMENT FROM SANFORD SECTION THIS SEASON TO DATE Total carlot shipments from Man­ atee Section this season to date Total carlot shipments from S an ­ ford last Henson to date Total carlot shipments from Man­ al ee last season to date Trie graphic Reports from Important Markets • DETROIT: No weather rigiort. I Florida, 1 California arrived, 10 cars on track including' broken. Supplies moderate, demand mid inovi inent is light, m arket dull. Florida to inch c.rntcx Golden Self-blanching 4-0 dor. stalks $2.76-f3.00; 8 do*, stalk1* $2.26$2.60; French strain t *’> doz. stalk.* $2.60-$2.76; 8- III do*, stalks $2.00. California, 4 Florida arrived. Sup­ plied limited, demand moderate for .good stock, m arket firm. California crates Golden Heart l-fl dus. stalks best $6.60-$(*>.0ti, few high as $(1.60. Florida 10 inch crates some ordinary; green, French stra in , best sizes $1.60’- 1 (III T b r \ I r t l l*re««) $1.76, few $2.00, poorer sm all, sizes , QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 8.—The Free $1.00-$ 1.26. PHILADELPHIA: 22, partly clou-, S tate government steam er Slievenaily. 3 Florida arrived, 4 cars on track*' mon, carrying troops, is reported on including broker^ Supplies light, de­ the rocks near Ilallycottin, 12 miles mand and movement moderate, nrnr- southeast of Queenstown. A naval tug ket steady Floridn 10 inch crates of hns been sent to her aid. No details Golden Sclf-blunrhing 4-0 doz. stalks are as yet available. $2.00-12.26; H. doz. stalks, $1.50. BOSTON: 20, partly cloudy. No. arrivals, 9 unbroken and 7 broken cars on track. Supplies moderate, de­ mand nnd movement slow, m arket dull. Florida 10 inch crates' Golden ScIf-hlanchUig 3-fi doz. stalks $2.50$2.75, carlot sales Wednesday, Californot crates Golden H eart $4.50-$4.62tk MINNEAPOLIS: 12, clear. No carlot arrivals, 3 enra on. track includ­ ing brokcij. Supplies liberal, demand nnd movement moderate, m arket ia steady. California crates Golden Heart in the rough, Northern District 0-7 do*, stalks, $C.G0-$7.00, fair qual­ ity nnd condition, $5.60-10.00} South­ ern district 0-7 doz. stalks $0.00. — AUGUSTINE EXPECTS PRESIDENT AND MRS. HARDING MARCH 20 (Dj Tht SuorUIrS Prful ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. H.According to tentative arrangem ents made with n local hotel, President nnd Mrs. H arding will reach St. Augustine on March 20, to spend a week, follow­ ing th eir househunt cruise down tho east coast on which they will sta rt enrly in Mnrch. The president is plan­ ning to journey to Florida leaving W ashington shortly nffer adjourn­ m ent of congress on Mnrch 4. It Is stated that they will Hot atop nt 8L Augustine on the way aouth, ...— CRITICALLY ll.l EXTEND DATE FILING RETURNS ( S r T t » A e e e e ia lrO F rv a a ) WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—Tho comm lssioncr of Internal revenue yester­ day announced an extension of time until June 16; of the final date for fil­ ing 'tax returns of domestic corpora­ tions fo r the calendar y ear 1922. WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—Judeg Martin A. Knapp, who was assigned to thr circuit court of np|>enl* of the fourth district, comprising Virginia, North and South Carolina, Maryland nnd West Virginia, is critically ill nt a local hospital. He submitted to n major qperntion Saturday night, it became known yesterday after becom­ ing seriously ill Thursday. (Ilr T he S tH flilrS P rre e l LONDON, Feb. 8.—The date wan set yesterday for a wedding of tho SPECIALS AT CHURCH WELLS Duke of York nnd Lady Elizabeth Bowcs-Lyon. It will take place at Churrhwell is advertising a big 3- W estm inster Abbey, April 2C. day special sale on silks, and corduroy and ratines. See tho advertisem ent in A very pleasant incident in tho this issue and attend the sale. Church- press breakfast was tho tribute to well sells it for less. 'A . ' General Haldeman. Newspaper men of tho south-delight .to do honor to For quick resutta try a want ad. this grand old man. .. LIQUOR THIEVES GET AWAY WITH $216,000 WORTH OF "W ET GOODS BALTIMORE, Mil., Feb. 8.— Dig­ ging a tunnel 160 feet long and three feet wide from a cellar of a house to the warehouse of the Stew art D istill­ ing Company’s plant in Highlnndtnwn, a suburb, a band of whiskey thieves, with the aid of a rubber hose ns “ pi|>e litre" and a suction pump, siphoned more Hunt 100 barrel* of whiskey. The robbery was discovered* y es­ terday when police, acting on a tip front on unknown source, forced an en ­ trance into the dwelling on South street. Tho liquor wns valued nt up­ wards of $246,000. The house, according to the police is owned by Christiun Ynnson, but ns yet tto information has been obtained ns to where he can Is* found. The digging of the tunnel, accord­ ing to police, must hnvo occupied nt least a month ami been supervised by persons of engineering skill, ns the walls anti ceilings of tho passage were properly lined with tim bers to p re­ vent n enve-in. The robliors hurl cut a hole through the thick stono foun­ dation to gain entrance to the w are­ house, Tho hole, the police cay, was not more than ten Inches wide nnd only a small man could have-gained entrance to tap the barrel*. It is hot known how the robbery has been carried on, but police have learned th at for the la st two weeks nearby residents have seen two auto­ mobile truck* call a t tho house n ig h t­ ly and depart soon afterw ards. ■ ■ SENATE DEVOTES ONE DAY TO IIAHDOHH HILL } FKKCKERs - . WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 ^ F or the IN JA IL AT TAM PA second successive day tho Senate de­ CHARGED WITH ASSAULT voted its entire session yesterday to discussion of the $60,000,000 rivers ( H r T h e A s a o r l a l r d I ’r r a a ) TAMPA, Feb. 8.—Charles T. Freck- and harbors item In the annual arm y er, son of the form er mayor, was a r­ bill, but an ngreemont waa finally rested today, charged with breaking reached for voting to s ta r t on all into a room and assault. He was re­ pending amendments not la te r than 4 leased on $5,000 bail. The case was o’clock. based upon the affidavit of the young An Armenian leaving Turkey for women who alleged F reck rr entered the room, chloroformed her and then Russia must think ho la going from theratened her m other. , the frying-pan into the garbage can. LONDON, Feb. 8.—A fter conver­ sations today bclwcun -the Ilritish ami French, government* it was agreed in term s proposed by the French, to re­ ject the Turkish demand thnt the al­ lied warships leave Smyrna. ' The Ilritish and French have sent n reply t<) Angora to thnt effect anil warning the Angora government th at the Anglo-French warships have been Instructed t(> defend' themselves if nttaekrd. • . LONDON, Feb. 8.—A Reuter’s cor­ respondent dispatch nays thny a sec­ ond note hns been received fmm the Turkish commander ul Smyrna reduc­ ing the time lim it fOr.thc nllied wurships to quit Smyrna from inidn.'ght to sunset. * Thu ullied commissioners a fte r n conference , an* declared to have dis­ cussed a stron grade to the Kcinaliut representative at Constantinople, warning hi m lhat nil Yesponsibility to f any net of hostility would dcvolv© upon the KcmulUt government. Sim­ ilar warnings have been Issued to local olTirinU a t Smyrna. - There are two allied w ar ships a t Smyrna—the British cruiser Calyp­ so and the French cruller E rnest Reuan. CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 8.—Tho Turkish commander at Smyrna has informed tho commanders of the al­ lied warships th at he hs* orders to en­ force th eir withdrawal, if they do not comply with tho Turkish opler to leave Smyrna. LONDON, Feb. 8.—Jh o fcritbh in­ tend to pny no attention to tho T urk­ ish ultim atum demanding the allied warships leave Smqma, It waa stated authoritatively this afternoon. There is nothing in the urmiatiec agreem ent • • to prohibit tho presence of allied War ships, it was added, and tho British do not intend to leave. WASHINGTON, Feb, 8 .-T h e T u r­ kish orders for the allied warships to depart from Smyrna were interpreted todny by naval officials here aa hav­ ing no application to tho American destroyer Edsall now In that port. * _ _ _ _ _ _ The Herald delivered six times a week fo r 15c. » �_m r: THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1933 P IP E ORGAN CLUB The regulnr weekly m eeting of the Pipe Orgnn club m et with Mrs. E a r­ nest Betts. Fifteen members answ er­ t o n i g h t ^, MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor ed to roll call. Interesting plans were For Florida: F air tonight *a Phone 217-W discussed for the E aster sale. . ! BATES Post and Thursday; probably !*« Many beautiful hanks were turned It y * i M f t U I i Im T« — I f ymm mrm ■ ^ k /n k rn or fro st in extrem e north porin. It was decided the club would re­ > r II t o o a r e r n l r r f a l a l a s . w r i t ■ a a a t a l r a r S I n t b U S r p a r l m r a l , K l * l « K ceive orders for fancy work. They lion tonight, rising tem per- *3 S rta lln . « r I r lr p lm n r Ik * lira t. ll a ll alu re in north portion Mi then adjourned to the social hour, at ba (rM lIr ik k r tr la lr * Watch the Daily Herald for the big * * i which time Mrs. Iletts served stra w ­ baigain list. Thursday. ** High Grade Jewelry k berries with Ice cream and cake. ' The next m eeting will be held with Mr. and Mrs. C. IL.Dingcc left this DIAMONDS Wednesday—General business m eet­ Mrs. Kent Rofiaitcr on Celery nvenue. m orning for their home fn Dunedin, Van you imagine a more thrill*, a fte r spending several days here ns ing of Woman’s Club. ' Mlii Watches situation than th at in which , the guests of Mr. and Mrs. It. J. IIolm nn'is forced, through double Wednesday—Mm. I)..I- T hrasher will Valentine Dance When you wear our Rlnsses you. Silverware entertain the members of the F o rt­ don’t have to be perpetually wor-' tlty and the necessity for the p*. at Country (jlub nightly Bridge Club. Cut Glass rled about their falling off. You; scivntlon of family honor, into i The fourth story steel work on the can ro ritfht on with your usual! position thnt entails parliament^ Thursday—l*nrent-Tcachers Associa­ on February 12th Pulcsion-Urumlpy building is altiiost Vanity Cases housework because w ct make honors nn well as playing hutbtal tion will m eet at the p rn n im ar net nnd the work Is being watched by them to fiLnnd to Rive’perfect to u stran g e woman? School a t 3:30 p. m. Thtf Vnlontino Dance nt the Coun­ many people every day. The gang of CALIFORNIA PARTY OF 51 ARK try Club on the night of Monday the ecrvicc. T hursday—Mr*. It. A. Newman will steel workers are busy as bees on Also a Comedy VIEWING SECTION’S entertain the Duplicate Bridge 12th of February, will lie one of the this building. * “We See That You See” Tom orrow—Richard Bartbel . REALTY club nt her home on F ourth stree t. real events of the pre-lcntcn season. in "The Bond Boy"; also » Thursday—Mm. C. E. Henry will en­ Each m rm ber nnd guest will receive I- P. McCullcr, J. D. Davidson, R. TAMPA, Feb. 7.—Three hours Into tu ry Comedy “Some Family.’’ tertain the members of the Mcrrie an attractive valentine nnd there will C. Rowers. A rthur Yowell and Ed OFF ON ANY ARTICLE IN but in the best of spirits, a p arty of lie favors and plenty of fun nnd M atrons’ Bridge Club nt 3 o'clock. Hi,’gins left this morning for Tampa THE STORE Saturdny—Mm. I- P. McCullcr will am usem ent aside from the dnneing. where they will take in the Fair ami 51 Californians arrived in T am pa on entertain the members of the Ev­ Good music Is nssured nnd the Coun­ Gnspnrilln Carnival nnd nlso attend n Tuosdny morning nt 10 o’clock, a fte r We nrc moving into our new STROUT FARM AGENCY try Club has the reputation of giving m eeting of the Nix-on-A<pm Associa- having made the trip across the con­ store al 307 East First Strecl on ery Week Bridge Club. . 113 Magnolia Avr. OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN tinent to tour South Floridn nnd tnke icnl social nffnirs nnd a good attend­ Exceptional bargain for a limited March .first. part in the fair. ' Mrs. R. Puleston Is visiting in Tnim ance Is assured. Tickets have iM^n Phono •110--------Opposite I*. O, tim e, fine location on Snnford Heights It. II. Rolfe, district pnssenger a g ­ pa the guest of her aunt, Mrs. T. W mailed all the members and cnch memWe givo service obtained only in —lot 70x125’, 2 story 8 room hot*, Iter is allowed to invite one out-of­ large m anufacturing cities having ent of the Scnlxmrd Air Line, and Ramsey. nil im provem ents, bath, toilet, tl«ttfc Cun O. Ic e welcomed the C aliforni­ town guest to the dance. well equipped shops, cleaning, repair­ SOLICITORS WANTED—E ither In­ lights, phone. Large porch, oat vt ans n t Jacksonville, nnd escorted John S. Graham and M. J. S tearns ing, overhauling family sewing m a­ d ies-or gentlemen tu call on m er­ pine shade, garage, poultry h**, them on th eir trip down. They made w ere business visitors here y esterd ay LAKE MARY HKATINt chines; chnrge only for supplies nnd chants and other hurdne** men and so­ wash shed, cow stall. Owner lining special arrangem ents on the trnin from Jacksonville. time used in work; no charge to ex­ licit old accounts for rolleeUon. Lib­ quick sale has put n bargain print« for n dinner composed of nil F lo r­ P. WEINBERG amine machine. Ti\ko advantage of eral commissions promptly p aid -fo r this very desirable property, flog idn products and some of tha choic­ Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Spillm an, of Tonight there will bo plenty of fun this opportunity. Skilled and exper? Proprietor services. W rite, Southern Adjustm ent will give possession. est vegetables anil fru it from the Wnahingtcvi, !>. C„ arrived in Sanford nnd amusement for you out nt laikc Irnccd men. The Roberts Co., Hew­ 205-tfc Agency, Drew Bldg., Orlando, F la, yesterday nnd will spend' some time Mary. They nrc going to have sk a t­ ing Machine Exports. Phone 231-W. South Floridn fair were served to Corner 1st .St. nnd Palmetto Avt* the visitors. At Plnnt City, Con O. here n t ’thc Montezuma. ing and dancing, also special racing Ferndnlo Apts. 270-Up I.eo stopped oil nnd obtained several on skates and many other attractions. baskets of fresh straw berries for the Mr, nnd Mrs. F. M. Johnson, of If you w ant to have a ln'g lime go out party. Upon nrriving in Tam pa they Quaker Hill, Conn., Were among the tonight nnd. see the fun. A large crowd were taken to the Tam pa Itny hotel, recent arrivals here nnd are plcnsant- is ex|>ected and plenty of skates to The bankrtfpt sale of the stock of where they were served with break­ ly~locnted nt tha Montezuma. fit everybody nnd good music by the John T. Brody started today nt 2:50 fast. % Jnzsy Two. Mr. Williams, the m an­ nnd will last until the entire stock is The party is composed of E. I. I). L. and R. T. Thrnshcr left this ag er of the nendemy is doing his best sold. Everything in the jewelry line, Ames nnd wife, Pasadena; R. S. An­ morning for Tam pa, where they will to give the public plenty of good, fhinnwnre, diamonds, silverware nnd derson, Santa Ana; C. C. Arnold, be the guests of th eir sister, Mrs. F. clean am usem ent; the road to Lake «ut glass, all go nt public nuctinn anil Riverside; Dr. J . W. Ilean nnd wife, Mary is in good condition now nnd it this is your chnncc to get what you S, Dnlgor. Is only a few minutes ride out to where want in tills line away down below V entura; Mrs. Emma Bishop, Santa Ann; Miss Lois Rolllnhousc, P asa­ I). I. Aldrich, of Atlnntn, Go., a rriv ­ all the fun is. Bring the whole family cost. Rend the advertisem ent in this Next to Princess Theatre dena, secretary of the p arty ; 1). F. ed in the city yesterday nnd will spend with you tonight nnd enjoy yourself. issue nhout the free prizes to l»e giv­ Campbell nnd wife, O range; IK W. several days hero transacting busi­ If you like to skate, if you like to en away. Beautiful diamond rings to dance, there will he plenty of good be iriven away the last day of the sale. Coolidge. Pnsndcna; J. W. Cohort, ness. * Riverside; J . W. C o x and wife, music for you to enjoy the nrt of W hittier; W. F. Grist nnd wife, El Mr. nnd Mrs. C. IK Hums, of C an­ tcrpsichorc. Modena; Dnu Emmett and wife, Representing the Henry Ilosch ton, Ohio, wore am ong the out of state Venturi/, a namesake nnd coO sin.of Co. line of high grade arrivals here ami are stopping nt tha FASCIST! GOVERNMENT One of the U-st tax specialists in the nuthor of "Dixie:" William F arr Wall .Paper MAY BE OVERTHROWN; the state will be here nt the People's Montezuma. t ami wife, Riverside; R. M. Fay nnd COMMUNI8TH ARRESTED Bank for three days—Feb, Bill, Oth wife, Anaheim; I~ C. Flippin and Estimates furnished on Paper­ nnd 10th. This is your opportunity to Mrs. Donald Whitcomb leaves today WITH EACH TUBE CHLOR-E-BIXO wife, Orange; T. Ashton F ry, Holly­ ing, Painting, Varnishing, Kalmake out your income tax returns (Ilf Thr AMorlnlrd f’rraa) for her homo in N orth Carolina a f t i r wood; E. W. Gary. V entura; K. K. somining, etc. ROME, Feb. 7.—As n result of na- nnd get them right. Have the man spending the p ast few weeks here Goodale, Union. Cove; C harles H. TOOTHPASTE Purchased One Tujic Absolutely FR E E —While Thr; t«t with her pnrents, Mr. nnd Mrs. It. L. ntcrous n rre s tt of communists, a g ita ­ who knows iiiuke the returns for you. Hamburg, W hittier; Mrs. I- C. tor* throughout Italy, the policc«Miy Rend the advertisem ent in this issue. Peck. Hart, Los Angeles; I.. W. Hemphill, they have gained irrefutable evidence PRESCRIPTION DRUGGBJ PHONE 325 and wife, Orange; W. S. Hill and of a vast plot for the overthrow of THE REXALL STOtt KODAK Dealer Miss K atherine Downing, proprie­ wife, Orange; Mrs. Alice Hutchinthe Fnpcisti government. to r of Mi-Lmly's Shoppe will leave on Ill this issue is an advertisem ent Wednesday for A tlanta and then on of Henry Mcl-aulln, the jeweler, for to New Y ork'nnd o ther eastern cities a half price sale and bargain window. to buy spring millinery and a full line Everything in the window n t half ol tho latest novelties and g ifts for 1 Store in Florida 10 Stores in Georgia price for a short time only. See the Mi-Lady's Shoppe here nt Sanford. window. \ 1IKIDGE LUNCHEON Social D epartm ent m em bers arc re ­ quested to phone Mrs. R. A. Newman ) for reservations for tho Bridge i Luncheon next Tuesday, at the I arPhone 127 \ Sanford’s New Store ORLANDO, Feb. 7.—The weekly ish HoUse. No reservations will lie k \ citrus review by F. I* Skclly ns is­ accepted after S aturday, February 10, Jl-N sued from the office of the Am eri­ so he sure and phone early. can F ru it Growers, Inc., says: V n W ith the close of the week practi­ EVENING BRIDGE CLUB ' cally 5-1.It per cent of Florida’s cit­ Ij»*t evening Mrs. It. A: Newman rus crop has gone out of the stale. JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT • entertained the members of tho E v­ This is based upon the estim ated to­ /n ening Bridge Club most delightfully tal of lifleen million Iwtxc* tills sea­ nl her homelon F ourth street, there son and the actual carload movement being three tallies of players. lo date figtlrcd I .'(ltd boxes to the car. Golden calendulas, In bowls and I , lia nuges To date <>1 l»er cent of baskets, adorned the rooms where th r the orang c crop lias been moved nnd card tables were placed. oranges are in a strong position not­ Mr*. F. E. Roumillat holding high withstanding the competition of na­ score, a fte r nil interesting gam e of All Colors vels which are. coming forward in hriilgc, was nwarded a Pyrox m eat quantity from southern (’niifornia. platter. The mcn*H prise, a penrl Tlie demand has continued good with / knife, went to George W. Knight. a wide inquiry and notw ithstanding Following tho gam e the hostess to present its enusc to governm ent en­ heavy shipm ents recently theoulput served delicious refreshm ent*. gineers March 15 a t n hearing in lias been well absorbed by the m ar­ Mr*. Newman’* guest* were: Mr. Snnford. It i* hoped th a t the 10,000 THE im.M'KI) FROCK kets. The outlook indicates a contin­ and Mr*. Forest Lake, Billie Hill, Mr. members can lie secured by th n t time, There are many wav* o f emphasizing uation of demand. nnd Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, Mr. nnd officers regarding a Inrge membership the draped Idea bn the new season’s G rapefruit: Only 17 per cent of the Mr*. George Knight, Dr. S. Puleston, (rinks amt none is prettier than pyra­ season’s g rapefruit has thus far lieen ns nn essential point in connection Mr. nnd Mrs. li. L, Thrasher, , Dr. mid Under which outlines the ti|>ctiing with full statem ent of the facts. Con­ nl (Ids model in ikirk blue tricotirte. shipped. This leave* a large quantity gress, it is pointed out, could senree-j Ralph Steven* nnd R. A. Newman. The minuting in green velvet, stitched of g rapefruit on linnd, hut from this on with double row* of dark blue mIk. properly should bo deducted the late ly ignore the request of an organi­ The dress crosse* and closes at the lell bloom fruit on the trees as a result zation with a m embership of 10,000 side. Flowing sleeve* nnd a turn-down nnd prepared lo push Its demands. collar are other smart details. Medium of the drouth. This should have the HEATING AND DANCING, Campaign headquarters have been »in- mmires M i yards 54-inch material. effect of extending the shipping sea­ MARY SKATING ACADEMY opened in the Christ building in E ast son much beyond the usual time. Con­ NKHDAY NIGHT. Central avenue, nt room No. C. Reptrary to the usual situation, much of rezentatives will be there nt nil times this late bloom fruit shows to bo of to receive memberships and explain b etter quality than the regular bloom fru it; and should do well, provided it the league’s plmOf. in detail. Although' Is fully m ature when idripped. During the active Cam pal tin I will not be begun tho week the diminml for ordinary uijd (or several days memberships will be lower grude grapefruit has slackened perceptibly. As n result th d rt has been a strong discrim ination in .Lhc m arkets between the more desirable prised of \V. M. T a ifc ie /, 'secretary ; quality nnd th e - ordinary sort. Good Geo. \V. Knight, of Sanford, vice­ grapefruit continues to do well, how­ president; H. T. Doll und A. P. Con­ nelly of Sanford, arid IK 1 \ Slas ol ever, ill practically all sections. Tangerines: PulTIness nnd coarse­ this city.—Orlando Sentinel. ness have hurt the prices on many re­ Would you like to own a car of this kind—one that will give SKATING AND* DANCING, LAKE cent tangerine shipm ents; but good, you service for every dollar you invest in it? If so, Rive us juicy fruit is being taken engerly ut MARY SKATING ACADEMY. WED­ your order now for n HUPP. , * NESDAY NIGHT. 2G8-3tc very satisfactory prices. The California citrus crop "was not TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 7.— L itiga­ hurt ns a result of the brief cold snap of the week. With the passage of this tion of the county officers fee bill was cold area out of thnt state the chnnc-. apparently tucked away for good with Sanford, Fin., Corner Second Street nnd Snnford Avenue cs for any dam age there by cold this the supreme court's denial yesterday Distributors Seminole and I«tkc Counties w inter arc practically remove^ as It of the application of cortain affected Is now past the time when such dan­ officials to re-open the .rase. The court One of the IdtrReat nnd Most U p’to-dalc Drive-In FllllnR g er I* considered serious by Californ­ had previously declared the fee law . Stations in this pnrl of the Htnte v alid Wllen Your Bread don’t suit You try ...SANFORD MAID BREAD... R O U T H BAKERY Daily Fashion Hint I Ladies’ Spring Hats Ladies’ Spring Dresses B. & O. MOTOR CO ■luraraiaiiDfflfgia �TIIK SANFORD DAILY IlKItAl.l), THURSDAY, FEBRUARY S. 1920 u civilized community Is for nothing if cattle are allowed,to run wild. E v. I Ikllakfi carry n r r p t Run- cry action of the citizens who -want d r y n l < k r l l r r n l d l l u l l d l t i K . 107 improvement* and n bigger and b e tte r M a g n o l U A a r , * R n n l u r d , 1 'l n . county ia thrown away. It is tim e The Herald Printing Co. som ething was being done in. Sem i­ nole and a meeting of.all parties con* m ill.in licit* corned ia suggested 'here. t-MItnr n. j . mu.i.\ ----------- o—— — S fnM a rj-Trrn .urrr N. J. 1, 1 I.I, Altl) (.rarral atnnnRrr II. A. NKKI. ... They are hiving free bread In-Chi Alia rrlI o I iik ainiimrr li. n. m n .i.v cage, lie ^patches state. They prnbAdarrllalnx llalr. Mnitr limn* tt A|t|>llrnll<in ably need it with all th at mill m-.-uiu*:* i,»;vvi* Slum * cirrututinn vinnnarr that has do. rended on the Windy City 3:»-vv uftrr n p. m. Down here we have free climate and Nabaryiptimi I’rlee In A stn n rr can alford to huv the bread. On* Ym r ............................................... sn.no • l> Month* _ .................... ........ ...... 3.IHI ----------- O---- --- ;— Drlltrrrd In Clly hy fn rrlrr The French hive announced th a t On* VV**h.......................... ......1.1 C*nlo they will show r.o mercy to any (te r­ Tk* hlK 12. Sanford Daily Herald m s r n l l r r l y m V e r a ^ ' ^ m l m . D ^ e J L u l ^ , «"»«» in t e r r i t o r y w h o cOmnnd la pnbllohrd r i f r y I ' r l d a r - A d t f f - m i l o u t r a g e * . Well, TIOW t h a t t h i s a l l l l t l a * m t r o tnndr k n o w n on m tp llr n , , , , . lion. 12.00 p * r y m r . n lttn yo In n i l t o n r r . s e e m s c l e a r t h e y sh o u ld |trorciyi to a m an two hundred year* a a /c o u ld to to improve the condition of his dllage. All civilization behind us hau given us a h eritag e of gifts which wo have accepted and used, and now we have a real opjxirtuniiy to make nur own contribution for the benefit of! those generation’s which will follow by giving nur sh are to the Student Ac­ tivities Ituildii g at the University of Florida," CHARTERS ISSFF.1) HV STATE TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 8.—The fol­ lowing charters have Item issu ed ,by lhe S ecretary of Slate: The Pan-American Drug Co„ Jack­ sonville, capital $15,0110. Polk Caldwell Oil Co., ftartow, $75,000. THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 1. 2. 3. — A new Library Buildinff in tho center of the city. — Extension of the present bulkhead on the lake shore. —The new pier and boat b asin fin ish ed b efo re J a n u a ry , 1024. 4. — A b ig A u d ito r iu m t l i a t w ill s e a t a t Jo u st 5 ,0 0 0 p eo p le. P e o p le s B a n k o f S a n fo r d • 5. — New home for the Campbell-Los sing Post, American Legion. G.— A Community Chest out of which all funds will be drawn. 7. —-Two mill tax for publicity purposes. 8. — Municipal ownership, starting with water works ami A Snnfmd IiiHtituUon it in let- the direct man­ agement of tho following BOARD OF DIRECTORS ’s o f t w a te r . 11. Anthony, W. II. Tunnicliffc, Dr. S. l’nleaton, E. II. Hawkins,- W, E. Scoggan, C. F. Williams 0.—System atic mosquito campaign and cleaner city. 10.—Ten thousand people here on(^ year from today. n M n n n n n n n A h n i B i M n n i i q South Flqridn ,1’nint Co., Tampa, 125,000. N c m i K I l T I I K A **O t*IA T K I> m i l : * * b u ; in e s y . ---------------------o ---------------------,Securities Finance Co.* Pensacola. Thy Associated I’res* Is o*p|u«lvoly entitled lo Dip (Iso for re|ml.ll< illon of Judge Joe Karmnti ha* draw n a jail $10,000. all news dlspnirhes credited lo It or; uni olhrrwioo credited la Dtl" |i.«|o-r sentence a t West Palm Poach for Pennsylvania Apartments Co., SU The H erald carriers m anage nnd control th eir routes, pay in r1 herein!** ,OC" ' " T " tpikiny about the Circuit Judge. Joe’s Petersburg, "$25,(too. advance for all papers drawn, and absolutely depend upon th eir ^ ' The Avon P ark Lumber Company. col lections for th eir rupQlpg capital and prufits. When subfvrib4 kps IOres' herefii' !i’ra 'a lso °r*.°/rre ,1 ' ' lift' « cm 8.Ul bu n,lr' 1 wl,h MtcltdlMfllt and his little old job an municipal Avon Park, $25,000. ers neglect to pay them it is the CARIUEIt nnd not TH E , * O fflrn H im il.li m l I.til Mi, t'hnnr li* judge is the storm center of the east Panlew Turpentine Co., Fanlcw, H erald th a t stands tho "b ru n t."’ *' I ' coast. $10,000'Subscriber? who do not care to pay the ca rrier each week T1 Fortisn Advp-dfln* Htpieteumllve 1 Florida Lighterage Co„ Jackson- * , may pay the Huraid two «r more months in ndvancu and they hu THE AMEftl' AV PRESS ASSOCIATION' And now the allies have been w ant­ \Tlle, $23,1100; *3 will pay the ca rrier each week from th is fund. F url George Corporation, ; ed to move their fleets out of Smyr* Thi* system of delivery is Jstnuvn as the IND EPEN DENT Jn&. The Turks were not whippet) dti Ihjvnl county,- 825,000. CARRIER PLAN and is used by most qf the Inrgcr newspapers of —! Mu.'Vcgee Investm ent Co., l r f g the vvoild war nnd they have * v the country and has proven heyohd doubt to bo the v er y b v tV * ? '1 | Til UNO FENCE LAW AGAIN* \ something coining to them, il is very | sonville, $10,000. P<; of delivery. When a boy manages his own route, b a y s-and s Us r <' st.a n g c th a t *ome of the al'!**« tin Ilillit bo rough M otor Co., Tampa, r.'i at a p ro fit ho is in business for him self In cx attly the sam e sense rE The Herald stated some fifteen | fit^-give them something right now. $15,000. F ; ns any incnhiint. He knows ho m ust give service to ho su-vesv'a .: East Orlando Corporation, O ilardo, Fq ful and build tip his business, lie knows th a t every new cuatoni* years ago th a t the No Fence Law — ----N,J would never be settled until it wax: The* Tam pa Fair is rim wirg lo n c $25,000. * . c r ho secures means m ore p ro fit .In short, he know* hevm u e t, ' > Went (‘oast Pre erving Co„ St. Pet* settled right. The editor of the H erald ord breaking crowd* this week, and conduct hi* business in a capable and efficient m anner to be suef made the race for the legislature from again m aking a name for south F le r-j >srzIttjjrir. $1,009,000. h . cossful. , this rounty, on the platform of n fence Ida ami Tam pa. The Jiexl big fail : Florida 1)1 count Corporation, W ed T.he H erald earnestly requests Its subscribers not to ,di*plaw that would lake in the farm ing will ba tho Hub-Tropical F a ir at Or*| p (|| r.ilicmii, $200,000. Li courage the e buys in this’, their first business ve'nUiro, by i f u s - , and orange grow ing sections of tin- Innijo and this is also one of the best [ Anthony Mitchell Arcade, Jackson- * i ing to pnW promptly each week for th eir newspaper.' county leaving that p a rt of the rttun- in the state. Sanford nnd Si minute , die, $20,000. ■ ¥ -t * * ty th at was uncultivated lo -th e ra t- will.he then-. The Seminole Filrns Co., I’.o-.ti'. TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, tie men for grazing purposes. We j —---------- o ? 11(0,090. thought at th at time (some eight Late despatches *r.y the Farm CreTurner T ailo r Co., tea! estate, j r: f i r i r .i m f t * i p a r-a r a La t v P i p years ngo) th at such a law would set- dita lull will pass and that it will be •iai kannviile, $50,000. tie tho question until such a tim e ns a big tiling for the farm ers. \V« hoj)e Oh Yez, Oh! HODGES m il.lH N G Clark Cigar Co., Jacksonville, $25,*j|y and m ightily y the county was entirely settled-up by: it will and th at the Florida farm ers 000. u . Ye*. l)h Ye/.. All ; c Knmme l— j 1JAMAGFD 115 FIRE AT fnrm ers and fru it grower*. The ca ttle will he allowed to draw a few dollars Hooker Hammock Farms, Sehring. C arte ye ev e .y o . d witness the T A l.f.M lASHi E TODA5 men were not disposed nl thu* tim e t o ( now and then. And after the fanners £_’0,UiK). ft ■.zledazllng, h e i fei it. clcctric.slt^ look with fav o r, upon any law th a t! are all fixed up we hope the eai gie.-» tierm Investm ent Co.. .Inks-nv die, ilhitjlimded, Htuperd.iti-dy captivating (11; Tit** \ ut«#*fl:itr *1 l*rr«»l would fence tho cattle hut they wertL men will pass n hill allowing *t!> • Jtu.iroo. -Tl.e.J.v**: Snh Tiopie.il ATI ! UlbiUa—Fair, Fch. j t a l l a h a s s e ;:. i wrong as time has proven for the newspaper men to draw dewq.us milch ______ _ __ __ ___ from luBt night5 ft, W.l.ti. i;,11>tag19, U . 15, 14, 17. l: question has never been settled since R* I n cents a year for rlogici and ^j-j- j y.|j.; , \ \ j ) j n , |\ t ) T :t flc ! of ■d (!.-■ i! ’ - 1 Reduced r a t ' . . :.!l railroad*. hav by any kind of law and has proved n Sother things. tiueapitol ( m ^ l K '.E T H E "M iltA< I F. sore rpot In the minds of all parties ------- o bcc:t o \e r f-Sa.im M W . " C O I'K . OF ntA .V C t concerned. Wo still Ivclievt- that ih:n The hid*, lame am Mind are he apparatus mrinr tl ft law will have to 1h- passed or a law -it-gii g i one. tie- French exponent of 1 illCAGO, Feb 8. Tti halt, and vet y t - f f e r l i . th at will be local optional in nature atUU'Yggi !t;o-| (whatever that i i iiiid ;he lame a-i-t the 1-liu IL'I Emit w il l. giving the various counties the right lie y aie in king him to i-im- l lo in mid i "one, F r v ch i-xpon.'iil of iiuto.aig to keep tin- cattle out or at least to ; Ii • ia probably trilitig them to whim­ g, itioii, for treat i.lent of (heir ill-*, i V t r i* U ’ 1 c. ih wcit -.Uole &t thi* third leckeep them out of the farm ing sec­ per "Every day In every way" ami I pPO SK tH . IHT’ i n t ) tion*, and an article* ut thi* issue nil will he well. Old Man t om may : , u e ye-’erday, and wi-re only quieteil (IIjrTItr %mao.’Jifril WEST FA I M f. \< -I. Fla.. Feb. 8, -.m li-g little pharmacist states th at n m eeting of the c a ttle ­ have the proper dojte for those win n f t e r the s.nding (lit ’I lip \ *'**»« lot t-t! Mayor I.. G. Di -s and Municipal' Nti!;cv had halted all cure - while men nnd citrus grower if has been ca ll­ m e nlTlictiil meutillv but f ir tle> WAS If IN lice- wore called to d e a r the stage. Judge Joe I.. Ea . vc.-r«- confined ed for Orange county to decide r o m e-1sufTerlng phy dually well, don't whis A hundred cripple* in .lin'd chairs, in the t ew Palm R ii county J:n! henthing nlmut the question in order tlurt p:-« t > any of them. u -t pr: o>uthe representatives from Oiange rin m -. — ------- o .n i tutl In e r in tie u re. i.f frtrad*. yesti-rita ii th e tpte when the s r . ty may go to Tallahassee with some i The List of U»- diuglihoy, on th- ! of g ath­ Sohrtly ls-f (, k yeaturd iy mon*t-;:i > I began. idc-i of what (heir people want. The Hilda- m.-Ued in* L'avsmah y. terHi -i nicoced |jy eripp! I woman vvn given tin*i morning, thNo fence law will come up at !he>next day afternoon o.i the transport St. a- i , i tp.i ctipa- u* ireiitmeot.j flldgi' K. < D. Mi lo >t , v- ten ilay session of the legislature and n Ipw’M.hiel. We w-n ld h \e enjoy.-I nd rhd walked !f tfl-. in jail for r.n i mnt of i nert, fall >-.v few Innoit will he passed fencing the cattle, it ing them End a- w - uv thou ai d- In ing a m- . .on which lie ted from 2 SKATING AND DANFi Nt . l a r i ; • may he drastic enough ^o keep the land on Ameri in md afte r the .vm!.! •t,,j.*c, i. ivmg It- r er.itehc Ik-hind. Then the French in tin turned to n oYlot'k in tin- afterniHin, till that MARY sk A \ F ; $\ V. F itlcattle out of the counties altogether war was over. I . i i tlirill Jin t mu or R may be modified to ho lueal op- never forgets aiul \v>*could imagine ■aridytk- :u tl repeulinl the *la ecu to hour. 27J-2tc DAY NH.II r, .Memiwliile attorney are speeding' _ ------- g. . . lionnt in some degree that will give the wjt d - ; i\-ie- y« -lerduy even lii i c a p a r e" formula again, The "euro** the cattleman ,o chance to get th eir j w.- were a t the came old fl, 1; i»i th- ng Ain; hu t this time tw o cripples were to r.iliaha- ci- t<> ' i cine li w it of h iThm e ihq e, or i* 5c a ' if. pi i'­ ft >on (he Mini run h itf 'i’eil i:t tr a d ef one. Another miw cattle, on (lie land* where they will -untie place v,h-Ai nil t! i> h.ipp !n e!,k fit l ■0 ! - I. i . -. ll d not laither the farm ers and fruit - lti-1 next t the path-ill being tlvat■nab. a I ;. i.|7.1iltg ntirv.i-m. The U -d, gat up and vvalked, tc»n. glow ers of the state. At any rate, in n ' lull l i - h-t •o the attitude of the ra ttle men will V. Il ! * lh ^:th, afi a: d I In- I life were . I d. --f l\i:.. i Do 't ! ' that *1in.'.1 v..v lo*,. i' play a big hand in the m atter nod thi* ale tie I ilit I- i .1, I,Ilttlilldi Will red.-, t Uj.1.,1 ill'll flitu *■ wen- call .a! ..:h- * ♦Ic’ .I.I I'f |lt lit il ai>,I I la Stood h i;'i>v.<\ : 11 1 1 to have Mild licit " in statu s in the slate. Hu- turn- has | a > k ' l ’> <’»i *•* r »r,if ale. it v here srotea ifed wi t h i ,- ..ini i Inidi and our town uv have a clrcpit judge ivhu. tii.iiod when any man or nr n ran e l a t e . (low 1 U!i;'.i#!e to ge t in knelt o q the wet (jave{«»i:t i;i l.lit ll rhould take the place of thi­ bluntly th at they will, d , som ething narrow rmv trn ih tb it wind arntmd w ent, w ailirg for tha “ m itade man" t* ns weak a w ater." Im mcdiiildy a f te r sentence had entirely for their own benefit without the line fenn i and ure not' only u Th • widely heralded succc'A of \h r hve lumpu-id in the eases of the tv. regard tu the .right.* of others and it-j nightly hut are n. inenaic to tynvvl 1 mw.ip.i. | ‘ ity official tjc-y were tnl;-': to tin of Tm day In time now th at the cattle im-n nnd Give u tin* hroai1 h ’ghwry ami git . |Jr! interview > with tvv of tImre hi*n- g ran-I ju ry i an to Ik- confined, tin the growers understood this fact. The n* tin- Is notified highway and la time j* drawing nonr when tho c a t­ hut not least give m th.- money that r t i t n l living th y w ere ti*t cured new enmity j il nut having been ... ■i day, brought out mi audience cr pled lit th i tim e hv the tle men must go from the pruduc- i. levied on mu nulomuliile,4 „mj at. <mi, tin Will Ill'll In l le oi> IrnlTir up iTf»Tr'*}l I;ifji 1 tive hinds of the otate utnl no eommu low no t' ipend t! in Swfnhrth g -<i hoiil, - .n,| ( ,■ i* "filli' lilt* nlty elm thrive Where tin* entile n o t \ . IN SF.I F D E FE N SE h allowed to run loose upon the peo­ Ii dtiled for th. appentamc of ple. The Sanford citizens living in IIIIYAN \M > TOI.STU5 IH.-tt t 'St* ’l lI Ilf The Aaioirlntrit I 'r r t i ) the suburb* are bothered every night FNTYERSITY OF FLORIDA LHMRER'l'fi\*. N\ Feb. :L .14 o i l Y FZ, Oil Yl./.. Oil YEZ now by ra ttle coming into the city on trial hen- charged He .r yc, nnd ponfl -r. nnd fmnder*l'pli R. Iu*m • lim its and eating up their flower* and «hi oi.tw.ro ,u„, r , i . i . '*hen \\ illiain denning Rryan me*, j, , , -p| .g ro a t* Suh-TronicaP tt'Rh m -inslaughter in connection w ith ’ 2_ A , HERALD COLLECTIONS JOE EAR.MAN JAILED FOR. ('0 NTEMPT tW -I If --- All*.- ^Ipr , 1-. _: * ALL DEPOSITS INSURED Sanford, Florida 1 - =■- * m -E' ■ll.V to* tlje character of the people who buy here don’t he astonished to find llc m among tlu* shrewdest judges of cars in town. REAL ILVRGAINS IN OAKLAND CARS do ant consirt merely Af an nulntnoMle up-tn ih r.ttan d n rd ia every particular. They ronvlst of car* built Ik-yond perfection even beyond the demand for an appropriate all around. Tnr.ppy m otor c a r .' If you are an auto cat Inn last, look ovrr our evI'-ihRiou of fir-t tla s i OAR! \N D CARS. ‘11:-* price I* small fn ciimj.arison with ih - * o r’.n i.isliip and engine power of the car. r Kent Vulcanizing* Company PH O N E Otii: \venue :;:ttl Third Street ------------------------------ SANFORD. FLORIDA 1 M i -L a d y ’s S h o p p e HliQivdtj; new !»'i,",pes, s ir k n ;mtl colors in ..SPRING MILLINERY.. F E .V m tIN G *’F ANTIN’I HATS’ tit) South Magnolia A venue- -Sanford, Fieri Ia WEAREEQUIPPEDTODOGOODPRINTING P-p4 .h,„l,l„:r,. I M t o - h o . . 8 0 * 0 1 „> II,,, Tu),t,.j., ..... . I.i., v ‘'; i l rirti ..... -Ih—loo I. . v . W « o of Oowi.! a great cast of time and labor. No one I McNeill, tl 1 1 the ju ry yesterday can have a pretty law,, ul- y anl where lv 'in''rfolNt...'hhV^/-Vl -V.’f 'ilu- S e n t " Oil .mlu "riU ' "‘'U ‘lu° r t 0 uyoU,i ’ the ^Iteautiful calls n to ; Hint lie fired \vh it .McNeill was Hying Jluiliifpg n t the university fru" t" g l o U s am M i:! *»-'» the call and he happy for j «" M.iko him on the head with a hatchet, Malcolm McNeill testified .,»! n„,l , i „ „„ . I,Ik h ' i f ........ .. >" "'"1 "«• to fence a g a in st-c attle in the S u n -! v, . excited throng, the tu sh and the here Tuesday fur th e state th at Kemp ! fired'before McNeill threw the hatch-, ford section and ninny of them a fte r .... 1,1 Ir T ih r HtuJent^ nt tnt* U n n tn itli'd n r e : S it the i!i*c(>mtcil tlty , the tlatf* a- et, Korop, trim was arrested last fall j building fences have th eir Traps ru, , , -- . ined hy jumping cattle that know” **®0r l l,,t 1 u> ,u,Vl* h-*nl,y enough flying, the banners a -waving. Observe in St, Augustine. Flu., n fte r a chancel nothing about fences and* pay na ul- “ iukf> t u n ‘ " f wants, the i .njfestion o f the double line-of conversation with a s tra n g e r hail giv­ tention tu them. The Highway lh-:iu- . " V' ’l" ‘ " Vi,ilahl" '*vt ry street. Listen to the en away his identity, showed no idgns j llfic-ation Association cannot do arty nl A,!,vi,k,,i Ihtildings of the j m ade of tin.- hands, the honking of of nervuusm - on th e stand nnd an-! work on the highway ! in thi countv kmd >uU ',avc *nAmerica, hut here the horns, the glad shouts of the cltil- fwered questions freely on cross ex­ am ination. The stalg Was preparing: as; long ns the cattle are allowed l0 V ' V " ' T * l h*‘ "' Ul t,," roant nt will. Every atom of work ‘h-sire to erect these buildings the s tu - - IR-e (the entile lowing, tin- horses to prerent testimony yes-tenlay a fte r­ , -__________,__ ~ ____ _ dents leceive their first training in ; neighing, tlu- hogs grunting, the pigs noon. . ■ cooperation. In these buildings each squealing, the cocks crowing, the student h-nms to -respect the opinion thickens cackling, the duck* quacking, TUREB THOUSAND SHIM NICKS U SELL YVHF.N U , of others, so that in the end he may the rooters rooting, the spoilers spoilARE AT TAMPA TODAY YOUR REAL work in complete harmony with his-; jug, the lions roaring, the elephants LIST IT » ATTENDING (CEREMONIES H lt-lt.ni II .■l.intl.i* L ... itu, 1 1 folio wtnen when he leaves his univer­ ESTATE WITH US --------- * sity to enter business. America, beGet a move on— fo rg ettin g not to - (Hr Thr iMiH-isIrd I' o m I cause of its great wealth, ha* an o p -; t;azc upon the great Johnnie Jones TAMPA, Feb. 8 ^-A lm tit three Improved celery farm , an orange porlunity given to no other nation many shows, fresh from n successful thuusnnd Shrincrs n re here fro n t,So. grove, a city home, a vacant lot, to train its college men in co-qperu- j season in Cuba and Tampa, big enough Florida to attend th e m idw inter cer­ wild land, fire or auto insurance lion. This means. hatter citizenship. to go back into Canada ull next sum- emonials at Egypt tem ple. Il also i. niakes no difference—see us— S hriners' day at the South Florida Mr. Rryan, In supporting the viewi mar. we have what you w ant or we Iu*t the light of your eyes rest U|mn Fair, with the imperial potentate, Meof Count Tolstoy, rerunrkeih ‘'The res­ will gel It for you. idents of lids state have lieen given tile Iwauliful Ferris Girls in their sc* Candidas, of Honolulu, as th e princi­ the gift of being horn in this wonder- ductivc jhi-c-s ami their high-flying pal v isito r.« ful America, to my mind the greatest Zig-zag through the air, ami prepare Do you trade at th e Cash nnd C ar­ nation in the world, in an age which, to hold yyur siik^T while witnessing AGENTS I consider the grandest tin- world has the antics of the only living Killjoy. ry Stores? Call for QUICK SER ­ ever seen. All this was given them, Get the worm blood of the races into VICE TRANSFER Parcel Delivery to REAL ESTATE they did not make it, and in this won­ runninf order nnd hold y o u r heart take your packages to your dooy. F ire, Casualty, Auto Insursnrc derful age, you, my friends, and 1, ran th at It doesn't jum p out of y o u r jack­ 266-Thn-Frl-Sat-tfc ■ 105 AV. F irst S t, SANFORD, FLA do inure toward m aking the entire et ns they go over the wire. vvoild u better place to live in than Oh, Roy! Rut T is G reat—exceedinF or quick rem its try a want ad. Maxwell & Britt 1 iff# t r A,; ”, <i ijy wo •-r; * . t y i A --- V, The name Goodrich Silvcrtown Cord is an everlasting’ assurance of Lire quality. “ Al­ most as good as a Silvcrlown” is the high­ est compliment one can pky to another tiro. The Silvcrtov/n is tho standard of compari­ son. " Tho high quality of Silvcrtown account? for jts great dependability and econon /. Quality and economy are inseparable. /?-• m em ber th a t t To get the lowest tire costs you must have Silvcrtowns. Here’s the place to get them —a t pnres no m ore th en you p a y fo r ordinary ebrds. - ’ D LST ________ __ in TI1C LONG RUN* «* r#-f j | 4 _ Hood Auto Company, Inc. 111-13 P ark Avenue SANFORD, FLORIDA V >*‘v. V _ i - �p*.*i • ,JP iM ttU W X c'* * * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY BUSINESS DIRECTORY m m m i n n h i i c i i t i | Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If wa please you, tell others; if not, tell us. Phone 498 1 ELTON Ji MOUGHTON . ARCHITECT * 7, Hiller Bide. •!• FLORIDA ia n f o k d SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop- General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER 117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY FJRB---------AUTO---------BONDS i :_________ S. 0 . Shinholser Contractor and Builder BANFORD FLORIDA . A. P. Connelly & Sons I* . 1all 11. h Mt It-E -A -L ISON K -H -T -A -T -K F .:n < InirMiurnl, t 'n - I m p r u i rd land In.umnre C ite Kuretr Honda L o ts tin m en llu t ln n i I'ro p rrlf l.onua llu .ln r.. C hnnrr. Main Offico MKIMCII IlK ALTV COMTAX Y MAXr o llII IX VKSTUKXT COHI'AXY I’hnne 4N 10l-s Vlnanalla Avr. STEWART The Florist Cut Flower*---------------Floral Designs Annual and Ornam ental Plant* Htt M yrtle Ave.------------Phone 2G0-W SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY Gcncrnl Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repairs Acetylene Welding Phone 02-------- Sanford, Florida L. I I ITODGINS AUTO RADIATOR AND SUKET METAL WORKS General Repairing 207 French Avc.----------- Sanford, Fla. 1-1-lmp. The H ernlil delivered six times a week fo r 15c. 19: FOR GAME PROTECTION The Seminole County Gnme and. Fish Protective Association will meet; in the court house tomorrow night n tj •a 8 o’clock. I). L. T hrasher ha* jipa re>» •— . «. turned from a trip to Tam pa where j he attended the meeting of the state j Cards of Sanford's input- ta was instituted to assist people to Classified Ad* 1c a word. Nri association nnd he has something ** able Professional Men, each' Ad taken for lew* than 25c. save money in small amounts, and good to tell the people here about the ** of whoa, In hia chosen pro* And positively no Cla rified also have SAFETY and INTER­ plan* of the state association. This ** fetslon the Herald recom- R» Ad* charged to anyone. Cash county* is breeding turkey hen# to b e : ** mends to the people. R*» niu*t accompany all order*. EST for their funds. turned loose in the woods for the pro- j ' h h M K| In M b n Count the Words and remit So don’t wait to deposit in big pngntion of wild turkeys and there j nterdingly. George A. DeUottes are other big things lined up for fish amounts, nnd game protection. Everyone inter­ IQ ka *3 ha sb fea Attorney-al-Law <- m >ii MTSc ELLa n e o u s ~ ested §2.00, $3.00, $5.00 should attend the meeting at the FOR UAJ.E—Wood for sale, rmaU co u it house tomorrow night. FOR SALE Orer Seminole Connty Bank or more will he easier for you— FOR MALE—Doiicr and Gaya" paints ’blocks a n d t trim m ings from the SANFORD FLORIDA •»nri will k/v*»n the account increasand varnishes a t Sanford Novelty crate mill. 50c n wagon load n t the FARM W AGES LOW Work*, Sanford agents. P ’3-tfc mill. Fine to make your heavy wood IN FRED, R. WILSON FXliMElU.—You can get r te J bed burn well.—whinholscr’s Mill. 254-c.n.d.twp; frnni-s and irricstion plugs at tfc* ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Tll, A. , ltria(r,i |.r,„.> Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc FARMERS—Hom y of saw dust friTej n t Shinholser'* Mill. U‘* the right j WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. Farm wtt Firat National Bank Building FOR HALF—Twctvo furnished rooms 254-e.o.d.Swp ges arc lower than three months ngc^. hind for tiling. with three year lease nt 113 Pal­ SANFORD FLORIDA - j Declines ranging from 3,1 per cent to metto avenue. 235-^fc 0.4 per cent for various p arts of tha FOR KALE-*—7room cottage nnd four MAD DOGS ARE LOOSE country were disclosed in n survey IN TH IS COUNTY connecting lid*, tu rn er Third nnd by tlie department of agriculture .fmICHELLE MAINES Pine Avc. Call 401 Magnolia Ave­ IT IS RUMORED A COMMUNITY BUILDER the thrcT* months period from Octo­ nue. ^ , 2CU-fdp LAWYER ber to Jan uary, L ..(rm s thnl the mad ting recently —Court House FOIt SA l.i: CHEAP— U>23 Hupmo- killed at iuike Mnry by W. V. Dunn B- F. WHITN8 R, Caabltr F. P. FORSTER, President hile touring cnr. A ddreis E ta re NVIiR HANGSSanford Herald. 2Gl)-5tp j bit several dogs in that neighborhood PiV O R D ---- , and they are alleged to In?. running Byes Examined Glasses Designed FOR SALE—Just received one carload AT S i. AUGUSTINE loose in the county,* being a comdnnt of fresh mill; cows and heavy menace until they m e killed. Every Henry McLaulin, Jr., Illy Til* txurtillril I’ffHl springers.—E. E. Braily. 2<19-3tp dog in Sanford nnd in every part or ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 8.—Willie . O pt D. HOUSE, Tent nnd furniture for -mle Seminole county should Ik- tied up un- * H unter, form er British am ateur oglf Optician-Optometrist '* cheap. Inquire nt com er of French til the scare is over for the safety of champion, set n new nm nteur record IIS East First Street Sanford, Fla. Avenue nnd Gehevn St. • 270-Up the people. Thin 1* to warn everybody for the link* here yesterday when he about t h e situation and to want tin finished 18 holes in one Under the owners of dogs to keep'them -hut up. standing record held try Harold Web­ ; FOR RENT DR. R. M. WELSH The officials of Ihe county mid city er, Inverness, O hio/ four under par. Graduate Veterinarian FOR RENT— Front bed room, 117 will probably take ujr the m atter a t Telephones* Office Laurel Avenue. 269-Stp once, officially. SKATING AND DANCING, LAKE Office. 12a Opposite P. O. FOIt RENT—Eight room housf, well MARY SKATING AUVDKMY. F R I­ Residence 357 D H jind, Florida located.—A, P. Connelly & Sons. I AVE YOUR EXHIBITS DAY NIGHT. 27l-2tc 269-tfc READY M()NDA\ MORNING Mrs. A. I. Spencer FOIt ORLANDO FAIR FOR RENT—Large front bed room, Sunfurd bps lung needed n parcel SIMRELLA CORSETIERE also garage. - - Mrs. (,’helps, MW dijllvcry; now she hns one. (’all phone Sanford and DeLantl Benjamin W inter, the county negnt,L}ifJ,l|,rjtj get th at package delivered Palmetto Avc. 270-7te P. O. Address, 228 So. Boulevard is look trig a fte r the exhibits for the In fore you can any "Robinson Ciur i m KKN'l — i lirt v room apart muni, Sub Tropical fa ir a I tlrlnndo next • <«».’* 20tl-Tlm-Fri-Snt -tfc Phone 10H Del.and, Florida with bath. Unfurnished. Light; week, and wishes to -.late that the and w ater Inclmleil. 125.181 n immth. QUANTrTY QUALITY Mrs. Alexander Vaughan. Plume lubiU m ust b« brought in Monday tarroanaa morning if possible and (hey can I” WOMEN' PROVIDED .'123-J, 271 dtp left at Ills office in tin bast ntc,\J of I can sell you a NEW FORD for *100 (llj Thr Aiatiptnlnl I FOR RENT Furnished apartm ent the court house where they .will I** ru:»t, balance 12 months. A ba liuve In America NEW’ YORK, Feb. 8.— lamely men four rooms and hath. Inquire *.*t I taken care of until they can bo tran s­ the following used rar-, all in good III Ne\v York who dislike to attend the Myrtle Ave. • *_’7l-iitp ported to the fa ir giounds at Orlan­ shape. Cash or term s:. • theatre nnd dinner alone, may now oom house, do. See Mr. VYhitner fur any fur- Ton Truck, j;orul luiily FOR RENT—TvitAte n S250.00 obtuin desirable women companions with good vvaterf lami for garden, j ther inform atloi. This county will en­ Tun Truck, nti hotly 175.00 from an agency ju st opened. Thu fee Sanford, beau- deavor to have one of the l«‘st ex­ Touring, nti Slnrler 20 minutes drive from Sui 125.00 is $W. •• 'tlfu l lake front, located on •main road hibits at Orlando this y ear.th at Sem-' RujuIhUt , Slnrler 175.00 Advertisements staler “ If you ore fM w w n Sunfoni (ini! O rlando.'Inquire mole liim even shown ami everyone i‘ 2 2 5.00 Tourinff, Starter a stranger, if you enjoy* good rumpa- |„ f s ,, „oudnev or Jno. D. Jinkins. urged to send everything they have See CFO. W. MrROItY, nt Edward iiy; if you wish to spend n pleasur­ 271-3tp foi exhibit. ITie fair starts n* xt Tues­ Higgins, In c. Ford, i'oidson and Lin­ able evening, we will introduce you day and tin- time i.-s short. coln Dealer, City. Phone 331. Many Have Knuml'Themselves Unable to Throw OIT Attacks by to a young Indy of intelligence, goodpi'DIi RENT—Five robin cottage at ___ !-------------------308 East Fifth Street. Apply 300 Reason of Weakened Condition After Disease Had Subsided.. tn look upon, with a pleasing person­ TREATIES APPROVED 27l-3lp ality, who will bo a jolly dinner nnd French Avenue. Health and Strength Can Easily Be Regained IF YOU WANT A NIUE BUSINESS theatre compaKion, In calling us state FOR ItENT Bed room und kiteheit( H r T h r A » i> o r tn t» d I’ r r a a t ettp, furnished, $35 per month; al;«> preference na to types and specify de­ ROME, Fob. 8.—The chamber of W IT H BIG POSSIBILITIES, ONLY Wonderful New Medical Discovery Affords Almost Instant Relief In He-lluildlng Entire System After Attack tiiree rooms und kitchen, bath, hot and sired accomplishment. This is an in­ deputies in balloting yesterday gave A SMALL INVESTMENT NECKS* vitation l«i only the well bred man cold w ater, $45. 701 Magnolia Ave ■j, formal approval of the treaties ne- SABY, CALI. A T 210 P IN E AVEIt re-vilallxes tlie l>lood und nerve*! The renl danger poinF is often not seeking a clean evening's en tertain ­ nue. t <*nll nt Benjamin's Store for in­ gotinteil at the W ashington arifin- M E. SANFORD, FLA. 270-:il Stimulates nnd strengthens th e en­ tvhlle suffering from "F lu ’ *hut after fo m ist ion, ' 271-tile m en ts conference, The conventimik ment. tire system r A ssists nature to throw were informally imiorned by the the attack him subsided. The entire Tltc ngrtiey, which reports a good off the accumulated poisons: Incren*SAVE MONEY ON system ix diiiorguniEeil and weakened i-x WANTED ciuimlKT Tuesday. buginess, says it requires the' strictthe appetite: Restores the strength ext social references from its y o u n g ' yvANEli—A chance to build TIRES ANI) TUBES t v “ F l u . " T h e n e r v o u s s y s t e m s yu.ir | ami vitality, and does ail of this quickIndies. They mu I sign a contract, ■■t and the patient is nervous to mil , ■ new home before lumber gets any ... , , . ;lv. One bottle often does nil of thi* Gel My Prices Before Buying agreeing, among ilher things, to a b ­ higher. Plans and estimates furnish­ nlutmtng extent. 1 hu stomach lx so ,, , - . • .. , • . - you notico nn alm ost immediate im( I t y I l i e I f t f t i i r l t l l t 'i l I ' r r t e ) stain from liquor nnd to refuse to ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc weakened tlmt there is nn appetite and, •* Pennsylvania provemgnt in your condition. WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.- Tim coni-, nilo wthelr clients to excoit them the dige live oparatus is all out of Vacuum Cup WANTED—-.Smart boy with wheul.— mixskmer of internal revenue ym-ter- ] 'Abounding strength, health nnd business, . The poor su fferer is so Stone’s Market, Sanford Avenue. energy are the rewards . aw aiting Goodrich day announced nn extension of time A newspaper sent n reporter to the weak and unstrung Hint any disease, . 257-1 fe until Ju n e 15 of the flunl date for fd -1 those who take UK-CU-MA faith fu l­ Silvcrtown agency posing ns un out-of-town bus­ that attack* n vital organ, is almost ly. iness man. The retain er's story to­ \VANTED—3 or I room house, un- ing tax returns of domestic cm-pnra: u rx to prove serious. <*)n sale a t $1,00 n bottle nt Sanford fUrnished with garden, slate rent tin* '* for tlie calendar year of l'.*2_’. day indicated that ho had found the in the Union Pharmacy nnd at alm ost UK-CU-MA agency's representations*“ were "(ir- and IqyaUon, Address N. W .,.eare of all good drug stores.—Adv, The Daily Herald, 15c per week. |l<)5 Palm etto Ave.—— iP h o n e 1HI-J tein Builder. Herald! • 2d8-4tp, reet. : pu r e l y : u PROFESSIONAL 'S Yon can find the name of every lire Business Man in Sanford in this Column each day. WANTED—Experienced stenograph­ er a t once. Apply P. O. Hox 1018. 270-2tc WANTED-*-A job as cook or w aiter Ity young white man, eifcht years i f experience. References if desired. Address 803 W. Thin! Jitrect, San­ ford. , , 270-fitp WANTED—Position ns maid, cook or housekeeper. Call lit) Sanford Ave. Annie Barren. •• 271-2tp „ . WA NT ED—First elms automobile a4 salesman. Fine proposition. Adr . dress Box 942. 27l)-(itc ft ADS that win snine omj orqamp shoes -No disagreeable odor AFTER EFFECTS OF “FLU” MORE SERIOUS THAN DISEASE _ _ _ _ _ _ t • F. P. RINIiS :i dozen Embroldenl Pillow Casep, on beat material, hem at itched, only 2 dozen to aell, at roll fashion Silk Hose, Kadinore, Phoenix and other lending makes, Black, White, Cray, Brown. Special 4 dozen New Bnjfs arrived this week, one extra nice lot with large mirrors. Special, each .- • - Js5,: j-' i * ff !*tS ^ .50 Beautiful' W elt Made HOUSE AND PORCH DRESSES Sale Friday and Saturday. Made o f irobcf quality Gingham, sizes from 16 to 44. Organdy trimmed. Special, each ♦ ♦ • • ■ , . . .... . ..• . V' �TOE HAJJFOnn DAILY HERALD.' TOIIRSDAT, FEBRUARY S. I92J BASE BALL ~ FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING GOLF BOWLING TENNIS . BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor CELERY SKIM: Vlow what's the m u tter with F arm ers? M ust have been cutting celery Vlay yesterday, al TRUCK CHASSIS Herndon, of Chare & Co., is step ping to the fro n t. Might be well 0 COUCH HIGH MAN, HERNDON IS SECOND—ONLY TWO TO rfOW'L TOTAL OF 103 Fourteen Games Scheduled fdr. Second Half And Calls fdr Four Games Each Half T - - -- • “ *i fe - * V -3 Richard IlnrthlemiMs tonight Playing Princess. The Farm er* nnd Chase & Co. got The bowllpg schedule to cover the aw ay to their first s ta rt of tho second play in the second half which started half, Inst night, both team s bowling A Century comedy W ig h t F riday has been completed, approved well under the two thousand mark. Some Family.” and is herewith published in order The Farm ers, with the exception, of th a t every Imwler will get, and keep a Kent Itosslter and his famil .—Mcrvhants-Cungregntionnls (Vucli, bowled away under their usual copy for his future use. 'T h is sche­ average. Couch rolled high score, selected for tonight. Bring thi -Chase-Brother hood, dule consists of fourteen games, one with Herndon second. lly, Kent, nnd come In and s -Rotary-M ens Club, more than the first half, nnd ench club The Rotes and American Legion "Bond Roy,” And of course, yot Legion-Farmer*. will meet the other team s twice d u r­ play tonight. Iair,t night scores were this tre a t is on the house. ing the season. The schedule is as nr. follows: Rotary-Congregntloriuli follows: ('base & Co. The big week end special for F ri­ M erchant*-Chase. Jones .... 113 122 105 840 day ami S aturday of this week is Legion-Men* Club, - Me rchn n t n•Brotherhood, j**The World’s Applause. —FnrmerM-Hrothorhodd. -Men's Club-Congregatlonnls. McKee . Furmem-Chnsc. Hutchinson It is the sto ry of a beautiful danc­ Rotary-Legion. Herndon e r who risked everything in her mad Pcnmt, ....... passion fur notoriety. Revealing gay Feb, 12.— Mens Club-Farm ers. life behind the Broadway tights and 4?eb. ,13.—C ongrcgatjonal-Brothcrh'd •Total in tho tinsel world of ir iy. Dax* Fell. I I,— L« ginti-i ‘bn e. cling gowns, gripping -»llmnscs and Feb. IB.—Rotary-M erckauta, ,. j > . Couch real nil-star cast. Chapman R otary-C hasa It is a Wm. DcMillo production with BASKET BALL F VNK WILL Bl I lotbat MerchanU-Lcgioti. P. Pcxohl Bebe Daniels and Lewis Stone in the GIVEN ANOTHER REAL TREAT -Men’s ciub-llrotherhooll. Amnnn'a lending rolls and this picture will be IN TWO HNAPPY GAMER -ConKregntionnls-FBfmenL Wernaki followed by n movie i r t h r o u g h film land. There'll be ‘ ■me crowd New Sm yrna, both thu boys nnd -Legion-Congregational,s girls, m e the ones doomed for the turn out to roc this program. -Rotary-Brotherhood. next defeat. They play a double Men'* Club-Chase. header in Sanford, a t the Parish —Merchant*-Farmers. House Court tomororw (F riday) night. Conch Wilkinson nnd Coach Tillis are M erchants ..... Mnrch r». Rotary-Farmer*. both-ready for the double fray. Their Congregational March fl, -Merchants-Mens Club, teams are now hitting on all four, Farmer* March 7. Brotherhood-Legion. they are all primed for action, and ev­ Rotary ............. fH r Tkp Auttflfilrd I'rrti) March 8.- Congregational-Chase, ery basket ball fan of Sanford should Legion CHICAGO, Feb. 8 ) l r , .lamer be on hand to see Imw they keep up Chase &• Co. Fentress, wife of the v. idihy prodMarch 12. Merclinnts-Congrcgntionnl that victorious inarch toward* state deiit of the Chicago Ti,'- c end Bind­ March BP -Chase-Brotherhood. honor*. ing company, was insli. idv killed Iasi March PI Rotary-.Men* Club. New Smyrna, although nothing like night when her nutor.-.'-d, wo* hit March 15. -Legion-Farmers. I be David outfit tbnl Sanford look in­ by n pn-esnger train In- wn.-> re­ IIOMK RUN WITH to ram p last week, boast a team made turning home from n -uting party. RASES CLOGGED, March 19. dtotnry-Congregationals up of Mime snappy little players, and Her'* was the tilth d -i.li in auloino Ma roll 20.—McrehanLs-C'hase. they are routing here to put up a BIGGEST THU ILI bile aceident* here sim e January 1. March 21.—Legion-Men* Club. nasty scrap, and even though the Cel­ March 22.—Farm ers-Brotherhood. ery Feds are confident of winning l.oui* Brown S tar Tells or .Most they lealize that they will h ave-to Notable F eat ns Baseball Flayer Rotary-Chase. hustle for nil they get. -M erchants- Legion. The supporters and backer* of the Men's Ciuh-ltrulherhoud. High Seliol athletics feel very much Congregational*-Fanner* encouraged over the fino support bo. mg given tln ir team* at these basket - Psgimr-Congregational* ball gam es nnd it is this support that It is only natural tlml n player with Rotary-Brotherhood. di keeping the tennis in a fighting Slider’s remarkablt- fielding ability M ens Club-Chase. food all live time and enabling them should pull many seemingly impossi­ South Round Merchants- P'nrmer:'. , to jr.il up the fine si raps that are re­ ble plays. Incidentally, h o great a sulting in victory a fte r victory. No b atter gets many a chance to shim* al m atter lmw good a team is, if. the Ihe hut, . , fans iln not turn out and help them Hie season of 1922 was the biggest ■Slsler has enjoyed since bis debut a* a n . American Leaguer. Recently, when asked to name the biggest thrill of the ye.iV fipm Jii*.point of view, lie R otary-Farm ers. Merchnnts-Mens Club, Brotherhood-Legion. Congregational-Chase, T h#i long looked for schedule is |<ubltth6d today. (Jet » copy of it arid teep ilt for future reference. The American Legion breaks Into the gam e tonight, playing the Hotel. There will be som ething doing a t the. Parish House basket ball court tomorrow night. New Sm yrna will be here for a double header. The fans alm ost believe it impos­ sible to witness n better game than the ones they saw last week when Sanford whipped Duval, but who can tell— mr.y do the name thing* o # r again tomorrow night. Even l'atatku has aontc big league d u b to train with them and several m ajor league games scheduled. Ju st wait until Hanford gets her ball park — they will be doing th at in Sanford, Remember th n t the first game at the Parish House sta rts at 7:30 sharp tomorrow night. Vhe girts wilt play first. Be there early and get a good seat. P resident H arding will play some golf links in Florida. A rthur Vowell will play with Mr. H arding when he conies to "Sanford. A rthur beingbest fitted on account of being-one of the best players and then he. 1m* hud plenty of experience in the good M Iowship line. I lly T ill* 1 s a n rlltln l I* rr4 * l CINCINNATI. Feb. s. Tin- < incinniiti N ational. pllrbing and e.itch­ ing force will leave for the training camp a t Orlando, Fla., a week in a d ­ vance o f lilt- fchtdtilcd date and it i* now planned to sta rt them smith on March .’i. The early'w orkout ut Daw son Borings, Ky., will be abandoned. "We are ihviiuled !-> play three gam es in Orlando Ihe wi-vfc ut Marer II, two of them with the Clevclant club, and I feel that tlm battery me: should have a full week uf work In fnre l H*i11g i ailed to t.*«e :i team • heavy hitters like the Indiana,’-' Man­ ag e r Moran, of the Red: , said today. 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Tht it* influence extends into every nook and eorncr of life. Their power reaches out into the marts of Business, providing positions for workers and workers for positions. They go out into the highways mul 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 genutno bargains m merchandise needed for home or office. - Let » " » * -> **•* 14Psi& i a* t>^i Hf •***> *11 “swarw* r*f(ntn*#ii »*4 r*l ntu fUrtj *4 N >4/ M « » o u t! 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FEMALE HELP WANTED, t *«•#♦* • • i f . , , . • MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JkUHLA l**i »H« '|if*■* la tf # fH*fv |-*p«.*--** C*Mm- **1V • tL.Nf ' * » . . tit*, f 1*4-4 a * * , r r t r n WRI D /ivq t - SANFORD FEMALE HELP WANTED, rNnmmiHl Oviedo Branch A rrive D eparts xNo.‘ 120 ........ 7:15p.m. xNo. 127.......... 3-.-10 p.m. x—Daily, except Sunday* MAIL SERVICE Authorise.} I uni. l.tiiriiln, 1'uril.un Ih .il.r JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY lots .West First Street 1918 Weat Flrxt 8 trM FEMALE HELP WANTED. their pii-fenee i, needed, they will w itness a pair of banket ba[i_ganjwij "No doubt, the fans enjoy a hometh n t will wel pay everyone for his or run wallop, but no fan ever enjoyed h e r'tim e nnd consideration. such a hit m ore than I did the one 1 • Don't l e i anything else interfere made against W ashington la st year. "In the sixth inning tho score was w ith your prerenre at the Pariah I Ions;- , Friday night, keep in mind f! to 1 jigninst ua. With Johnson th at tho crowds are now so large that piti lung Ids best the gam e seemed -ra tin g room U always at a premium, 1let. Johnson suddenly lost control, and you th a t must have a comfortable filling the bases, nnd was di-rrtrked. .it i - ariier to (liorouglllv enjoy the "W ith two runs in, m aking the l-.in.i iiould |>a theie e.tilv, a* tin- acme *i to i, the buses filled, two out. ' . j size of t-ie Parish House makes it im I wus up. I bit the first bull Erickpo sib'e for you late comer* to get a son pitched over; the right field fence. • at. '! hat made the score 7 to i: in our fa* The gill* bold the card* first, their vor. The game ended tlpit way. gam e *tastin g at "I'll -remember that hit when I am gray and in retirem ent. It's the big xN’o. 158...____ thrill of my enreer.” No. 22 T he Ford One-Ton Truck Chnssia hus proved its ability to reduce transportation costs in practically every line o f business where there is n hauling problem. It is eco­ nomical, efficient, dependable. At the new low price you will agree it represents a value that has never before been offered in tho commercial car field. Place your order now for reasonably prompt delivery,. Terms if desired. ~ ? . . . . . a x . t * * 1 3 -** - _ - *■*■»* t * « \ ' • * » I t . * ***% * #•* »Tr*r** M * « l I t . . ■ •• ' '* • . . » *♦* ; ** m» * • * « * * . ■ ■ * * • + - ♦ * • m■ * I Car on Track Near Ex­ press Office *=# ■ * TV>f»** .THT l'» F1** A I F '- H • « * « . f ^ I4 ir h f< f. It A . tu* mc**m �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, ‘FF.HRUARY 8, 1923 flU n l/U IlU L fL f 1 SANFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL r« Pa M FIRST GRADE ( llsrry Bowers. Frederick Daiger, Kanncr, David Miller, Doris 4ttfrn. Elsie Tolar, Gretehen WhltCatherine Carter, Lillian Evans, ilrtha May, Haxel McDonald,\ Mary rt|K> Nirklcs, Itichnrd Dens, Eorl jfcjnfon, Clyd* H arnage, Melvin ,,|or. Bonner Cnytcr. H orace Bled- Joseph Thompson,’ Rene JemRichard Packard,' Otto llutchin^ Amo Burhanaj Sidney Hurhans, IU Mae Grow. SECOND GRADE lDn.i Marie Couch, B etty Me non, Nona Rivers, Kvolyn Robson, (U Turner. Mary Elizabeth Tolar, trice Hickson, Helen Wilson, Zola flftt, John Courier, Malcolm Hig,, Samuel Knight, Edith Ilraxton, her Ericson, G. P. Sharp, Beatrice ton, Annie Allman. Rosemary Binder, Blit Tyro, Ruth Cruise, tn Dresser, Clarn Bray, JetT Davis p.r, Katherine Forrester, Mary ;ht. Verna Bandy, Dorothy Ryan, 'line Belinmy, Katherine Allen, ( Harvey, M argaret I’urdon, Rogliminez, Marion Hoolihan. dry in south central nml oathern counties. The mild weather stinu growth of track, and hast bloom of fruit trees, e s p e e i i central and southern porta Section; peach bloom is gc absence of rain during me week enabled farmers to pn lines of work, which is ndv beyond the average for tl Most fall truck fields have planted to spring crops, i planted beans and ciicuml ipHHl progress. The plnntin; potatoes continued in the and western divisions, nnd, tho central division. The In . . crop is in the ground, nnd a consider­ able acreage is up and made good progress, Some early cor owns plant­ ed in the central nnd lower counties of the northern division; such work, however, is nut general. The planting of mcl ins continued—some fields are up to a good stand. Strawberries arc abundant in the berry licit, and are to be had In tho extreme northern section—dqo to moderate tempera- Use, Verncllo Rhodes, ta n n ic uelbj, Louise Evans, Jam es McClelland Kjthrrinc Finun. , Cook. Alton Middleton, Wl'rt’ Improved by ram. Oat Donald Pennington. wcr' damaged by rust, i t . Sara Mil hell, l 'rank Western Diiision i t Fox, Murrne Kanrier. Tem peratures m utinied mild until d. I.ilsll Morse, Ke’ly Mlc lu>l day-, of the week, when th' re n Shinholser, William wax a lining to ennicr. Rams w oe i-\ ti'.y Appleby, M arg aret1ci-yslve - rather unfavorable in sonic Browning. Mary Louise loenlitn i. 1 be week's total nt ApnliiClide well, Julia Higgins, ehicola v.as 1.5 and IVi.snc ila I im-hElil.iheth llarkey, E llen ; er. O ats are in better condition than nra Maxwell, Ruth M at- ch’.pwhere in the .Section. \h t rainfall nicer, Mnry Alice Shipp, being ample much of the time. Plnntenaud. Mildred T k h en n rJ inR Iri!ih potatoes continued; bind for corn and cotton is being pteparvd, and liuck such as cabbagt-, is in good con­ dition. t'ilriu trees, sutMimns, arc doing wo 11, except that early growth resulting from moderate tem perature is unfavorable in view of possible dam age by frost. Central Division Unseasonably warm and dry, ex­ cept th a t rain and slightly cooler w eather took place during the last day of the week. The wild tem pera­ FIFTH GRADE ture stimulated the growth of truck, Adolphe (hitler. Dorothy Gore, fruit trees and berries. The planting liirpr.'t Gilrr, Jam es Higgins, Slier- of truck i-intimp d, ami much h i- h on s*«i ll.,iv;ud, M argaret Ilirrehi, Juimta M. '.lulleii, Katherine Powell, tomatoes nn slather truck made fair Mtkrru, S, h o ard , Phyllis Smith, progress, but the soil has been too Timiv Vhkery, Elinor Tyner, Nellie dry for rapid gtuwlh. Fields- have, kiliiams. Louis Tanner, Verna Diet- been prepared for cotton arid corn, |»f. Ellen Telford, Vernon Priest, some local planting rtf latter was done jTiuitt Benton, Clifford Reel, Eugene hut the wot k Is not general, Oats modi' iTerser. Mike Rankin. fair progress, but there Is much com­ plaint of damage from rust—due In dry weather. Early planted melons are up; planting continues locally. Thousand' of i itrua t»rc- arc Inin;; M f c i Q i e i M i a i a i a i a i a I.nrt week was a gay week for Oviedo. There Were four parties: Mrs. Argo entertaining a t nn inform­ al dance Saturday night; Mrs. 0 . S. Lee, of Lake Charm, entertaining in honor of her sifter, Miss Mablc Swope and her room m ate. Miss Frances Campbell, of Stetson College, DeLand, who with Miss Swope were spending the week end in Oviedo with the latter’s parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Svropc, Miss Burton accompanied Miss Katherine Young home from Rollins College for the week end. Miss Elizabeth Lawton, after spend­ ing. the week end a t home left this morning for Rollins where she will re­ sume her studies. Fred Ling ley nnd daughter, Haxel left fo r Snckvilie, Canada, Monday. Miss Hazel made many friends while In Oviedo and every one hated to see her leave. Oviedo feels that the Lingley's are rcijlly our own citizens, since Mr. Lingley came to Oviedo and bought the old grove opposite II, F. Wheeler’s. He hns improved it jaa much ami set out several more acres in tangerinus nnd this year fixed up the old house and Mrs. Lingley and the two hoys, Douglas and Amos, will remain the rest of the winter, to the delight of their friends and neighboys, who would be glad if they could consent to leave permanently the snow and cold of Sew Brunswick for the balmy sunshine of Florida. The Men’s Bible elm. • held their regular class party Monday night with Spencer W uinwright. It goes without saying that the evening was one of pleasure and the refreshm ents much enjoyed. Tho l'. D. C.’s met with Mrs. Frank N orri-. ow ing to the inclemency of the weather only eight were present. Mrs, S. Lee nnd Mrs. W .1. law - i i <i (!)■• <irl in’l *UiMt n l to lie held it Kis i n m iv Wednesday. Tin We,n n\ ’1 im arj iiiceVi.ig was held Monday ofternoen in tlie Metho d*st chunch. The subject “ Mexico." Quite a -good hiteudiiw r and- un in­ ti si* ting program was given. Mi?v A. i). M!t'belT entertained in Child Health Experts Unite Forces Under Hoover To Give Youth of America Better Chance Each of the First 50 Ladies at the Auction Sale FRIDAY at 2:30 p. m. Will Receive a DR. L- EM METT HOLT For ninny years Dr, Emmett Holt nnd Dr. Philip Van logon have been active through tho Child Health Organization of America and the American Child Hygiene Associa­ tion, respectively, In grappling with dilTcrcnt phases of child health wotfci Tha time has nov come when they are convinced th at a union of forces is denirahlti in tho In terest of r-fllcieney mid economy o j limp. <ib.rt nnd money. Therefore they and their ro-directors have unanimously voted to merge activities under the presidency of Herbert Hoover ill the American Child H ealth Association. An awakened nubile interest in maternity and child health is at last making possible the practical appli­ cation on a largo scale o f the popu­ lar education in h rn lth done by Dr. Holt, Dr. Van Ingen nnd such other national figures a* Dr. Wm. Palm er Lucas, of California; Dr. Borden S. Vecder. of St. Louis; Dr. Clifford S. Gnilee, of Chicago, nnd Dr. L. T. Royster, of Norfolk, Vn, The American Child H rnlth Asso­ ciation will seek to guide this nwakenetl interest It will seek tn see that the great netlvity in innternal nnd child Iwalth work throughout Americn is directed in the best man­ ner by scientifically trnlned men and women; that the latest nnd best n perienro in this work bs collected. codifH'il and placed in the most prac­ ticable form at the disposal of th r health worker; and the mother In tin* home. It will cover the whole period of child life, etnitr- DR. PHILIP VAN 1NGTTN time of pregnancy and pro! a t time of hirtn; that p may be helped to give th e throughout ■ its life proper BANKRUPT DAYTONA BEACH ft.<m By f - u few friends Inst Sal 11. II. M. \V. Slu t ivanl, made a lust ness trip to Sunfoni W ednesday. Mr. and Mr’-- S. W. ‘ Swope am F ia.'.ii Sv.-.nie spent Monday in San Melody of Love .Kngemutnn Mail orders to Auditorium, Daytona ltcnrh, nr call Phone 9119 Mr. an.I M e Emmet McCall, of Sanford -p.-n i.-.-t Sundaw in (ivicdn the g u i-l- of tiia ir’puVf'hw'i Ml. unit Mi It. B. McCall, Mrs. E. G. Hancock left Monday fori visit i i her mother nnd fa th e r In Tamaa. Mr. and Mrs W.' P'-dtl are the proud pm cot , of nn eight pound boy whom they have called William Andli 'v f rolii; fat'uT :iiirt grandfather. Mi I: \\ I iwt'io i i diiughtci -.\»n \ .-itors ,o S.ipfoi ■! \N e.iiieHifay.- Etlwe.nl .d ! all, 01 .‘del on i oiiege. st «*fit ihr \v* •!, fsi*1 in (K ;c l«* v>M,i hi Mr. ;«ml Mr^ If. If Mil Ml ( WrtllUT, wilt hllN l»l *‘II VlTV if! tit thr home of A. I). S;uh*r, impnr*- with ht’r jiiiii’ ing and able to be out riding again. .• Tilt- Seminole Orchestra will give The Herald it* initial concert Kridny evening at the Htluud ninlilorlum at H:15 p. in. CUT THIS under the direction o f 1Prof. Kmi! Schuller, of Rollins College. AdmhCut nut (hi Kion will be fifty am! twenty five ,tnd m id it to cents nnd the following program will t u-|t| , \ v . , Cli be rendered: (tarn* no 1 .o' 1 - Sf*lnd by the Flag March reyeivu ill n l . Stuits tam ing Foley SEVENTH GRADE ny grove-, i noicr wcatlivr would dcuKing*pound for cot Helen Jmkins, Beatrice Howard, i lit citrus Itees, Ii Uucc, celery and •2.—t-Columbian -March 3.Visions of Sleep Vnhe Geilyel Foley Kidney liD J<*in , Clntice Ijewis, I,. P. lln- other truck. 1 -The Royojisl—O verture King and hack; rhe Southern Division Oi. Ilcrny Russell, Georgia Calhoutij C.—Annie Blossoms^-Reverie ,ncy and bladi The warm, dry w enlher'w as unfav­ Jhrrarct Tallsitt, Nezxie Stone, Milts j*G. Alya Chorpcning, Maggie orable for fruit aifci truck; rain being Ttttb, Pear] Robson, H arriett Ros- needed even in the Everglades district. 0.—Violin S o l o Grnlard fa) Berceuse l*hrr,0pal Thomas Parker Van Ness, Tomato plants are, reported in poor .Moakowski <h) Serennta T& l.undr|uist, Rudolph I.loyd, Jas. condition in sonic localities, owing to Wienlawski (c) Kujawiak ru.it and blight. In sections of tho ovPfatff, Jack Collins. e r(lowed areas, however, truck crops appear to be making an unuiitally EIGHTH GRADE Gaiety Andrews, Jam es Sands, Mil- goi>d growth. A. J. Mitchell, Meteorologist. ’N I.undey, Elizabeth Shoemaker, mm- Vickery, Juanitiv. Sloan, Vers xk(m,n, Beth l.ossing,v Rebecca FISH A GAME PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION TO MEET Elizabeth W hitner, Doyle COURT HOUSE FRIDAY NIGHT ”11, John Cameron, Elizabeth Earle, ’hie llrNoli, Evelyn Taylor, Them Bazet fh'lleck, G ertrude Leo, Protective Association will hold a IDU,'n Pulestong Louise T hrasher, most im portant meeting nt the court hpusb Friday night, Feb. P, at eight o’clock. Every member of the associ­ KKht.Y WEATHER AND ation ami those who arc not mem­ CROP BULLETIN bers lint are interested in the preser­ »r the Week Ending Feb. fi, 1023. vation of the fish nnd game of SomD nole county are urged to lie present nt the meeting. The <|ucstiou of the pro­ hibition of Mining in Seminole coun­ ty will be taken up a t this meeting. e 2CD-»tp — •viii|K iukuii.a |iivJ , 1' 0Ver *B division*, except the BT0PS COUGHS AND COLDS ^ 9 » ra. The dully excess In tcihNeglected coughs’and cold* lead to f*r»tute ranged from C to 12 degrees, xiimini tempe-raturts were well up influenza, la grippe, asthm a and hrone Mi * jtl cent rnj niuj Bouth- rhitis, ami the old method of “letting ‘ 1'niohs. Droughty conditions it run it* course" is rapidly giving • 'aunt throughout the peninsula, way to preventive treatm ent. Three ’ Unt^ day of the generations of user* havo tsctlficd fifeu, V n *^ow,r!,» locally heavy, ot the (tulrk relief given by Foley’s tr»i c !- ,°v tr ^ northern nnd cen- Honey and T ar from cdughs, colds, ,IV , [on,J ‘bo rainfall was oxces- croup, throat, chest ’ nnd bronchial trouble. Contains no opiates—ingre­ dient* printed o’n tho wrapper. Re­ fuse Im itations nnd auhstitutc*. Sold everywhere.—Adv. PACE j.__ __ With each 5 Gallons Gasoline purchased at our Filling Station we .give you a coupon to be redeemed for Rogers High grade triple Silverware at McLaulin’s Jewelery Store, First Street, Sanford. Fine display of STUDEBAKER and CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILES; Expert Studebaker and Chevrolet Mechanics in our Service D ept McLAULIN’S BARGAIN WINDOW FOR SILVERWARE, COT CLASS, CHINA. JBWKLKY ANI) MANY OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES* j nre rfrom our These /foods . _____ . EVERYTHING IN WINDOW One-half price FIRST ST. AND MYRTLE AVE Silverware on display at our show rooms and at■ im iiM iu SANFORD, FLORIDA McLnulin’s Jewelry Store � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 08, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dbb61f342ea1b686dfa5a856004b094a.pdf dfbd64746953f184e95f7959a149e832 PDF Text Text i * 1 y» ■ / i :* -• IN THE r s f ’ a ’g i HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ■SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1923 VOLUME IIL NEW TOWNS; >. Departments GOOD HEADWAY KIWANIANS SIGNING LAUSANNE EAT PLAN FOR CROWD BIG THINGS IS I FAR TAM .HI BAND C 0N (K W |1 ' AND m jK tJ TURKS' PLAY Band and Solo Work and Sketch Made Up a Fine Program .' Tlie irgulnr meeting of the Kiwnnis Club was called to order by President ShAron, nnd the Divine blessing was invoked by Rev. Brqwnloe. Klwnnlan WILL PUT NOTHING IN (dk Violin Solo .......... ........ RAILROAD STRIKE IS ONLY The Tnm O’Shnnter Jjidies Bam! W. W. Honeywell of Delhi, N. Y., nnd WHITING AND WORD HAS ___ .......Miss Mary Stolnoff SERIOUS FEATURE OF concert nt the High School Auditorium Kiwanlnn C. II. Orr of Washington, NEVER BEEN GOOD (o’) Trombone Solo .........’....JU.. SITUATION ' | Inst night drew one of the largest (in., went present ns guests nnd both .................... Mis* Ann Leo crowds of the season and was grentwere eloquent in their praise of San­ (f) Chorus 'by the*Ensemble. ly enjoyed, being something out of ford and the local club. Another guest l lie ordinary in the way of a concert. 7.—M n ich V icto r! iL* ...... A. Pryor[ was J. W. Van Kirk of Youngstown, —Serenade— Evening Shadowy* The Tam O'ShmUor Indies dressed in 8. ()., who nlso addressed the member­ About Trcniy ns Soon an French ...... ............ ......... C. L. Harnhousc Dwindle* to Twenty-Five I»cr FOR HOUSEWIVES WIIO GET A the clnssy' Tam O Simmer caps nod i o m o d if y t h e d ib it r e f u n d ­ ship. Arc Out of Sight nnd Refuse 0,— Vocal Solo.... Selected nifty middita looked very tweet and Cent of Normal— Mining in g LAW APPEARING R. W. Pcarmnn, ‘secretary of tho FREE LOAF WITH EVERY . lo Sign Anything Mnrinn Kenifick winsome mid they made n decided hit Clllca Are Deserted *’ TODAY 50 CENTS WORTH -—Descriptive—Robbing the lienChamber of Commerce, wns present with the audiDnce front the first num­ 10. l i t * T h e A sam -ln fr* e , r . . | , Illy T l » * n » » U I M r r f M l Roost ....... ... Louis Tocnben and naked for the cooperation of the ber. This hand tins only been in ex­ (Hr The A xorlafrl Prrsa) LAUSANNE. Feb. 7,-Is m e t Pasha Kiwnnis club in entertaining'the Cal­ ESSEN, Fob. 7.—Thu German in­ I l l r T h e Assm-lnl.-.l I 'r r a a ) WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—President and the principal members of the ' Introduces a colored boy entering Fell, 7.—Housewives istence since the first of October and ifornia citrus growers, who will bo formation bureau han announced that -CHICAGO, Harding decided nt the last minute n bam yard, steals a chicken, is their , work. lust night was , , , marvelous . here next Wednesday. Mr. IVarmnn today to present to congi'es* in per­ Turkish delegation left Ijiusanne for the French have occupied Lennep, n here are taking advantage of the caught, shot, and fulls down, the “bread war" between two chain store Row ing tho careful training of RandAngara nt 7 o’clock this morning. A Rhenish textile city, as well ns Krebchicken escapes, the band plays requested that several automobiles, he son his message asking modification secretary remained behind. Several master Edgar Ball, who has a genius companies, swarmed today to the donated for Wednesday afternoon— j soege and Bcrglschborn, amolicr of the debt funding law. It was a n ­ journalists accompanied the party. funeral march hut Maidenly the stores of one of them to take advant­ for mdtilidng raw material into finish­ towns nearby. Imy revives and rushes away, the and, needless to any, he secured all the nounced at the White House he ed musicians. Every number on the age of a free loaf of bread with each . band ends by playing triumphal cars needed. Frank Miller spoke nj would apepnr nt the joint session of program was a hit and the program PARIS, fob. 7.—Even the tena­ few words on the entertainment of the seunte nnd house at* 1 o'clock. DUSSELDORF, *Feb. 7.—Gdnerai Ml cent purchase. Tile other com­ was varied enuugh to suit the most march. cious optimists admitted today that pany was maintaining its cut or two our visitors nnd stated that Califor­ Wcygnnd and M. Le Trocquer, the —Good Night nnd Home Sweet fastidious. There were solos add 11. the prospect.-i of signing tho lausanne nia mf knew how to welcome their French minister of public 'works 'a r ­ nnd n half cents a loaf early,in the duets and ensembles ami almost every * Home. tronty between tho Powers and tho guests nnd naked that special r (Torts rived here late yesterday* foi* their day. The folowlng nre members of the member of the hand had a chance to Turks appeared to have receded Into bo made to make tho citruj growers third visit since the occupation. They show what they could do in their par­ Tam O'Shnnter Band: tlio distant future. Ixmet Pasha, it , welcome to Kanfonl. found the railroad strike so effective Mirs Thernm Ball, Solo Cornet. ticular lino ami they showed no e\iseems, had another change of mind, that they had to motor to Aix La ChaW. K. Scoggins; who is n real KiMixa Themu Hull, Solo Cornet. denco of stage fright; at any part of almost before the French delegation, pelic. They were accompanied by Man­ wnninn when il comes to building Miss Naomi ‘ Fellows, 1st Cornet. the program. homeward bound, were out of sight of plans for the future, made an earnest ager Roue, of the Nord .railroad. Miss Ann Lee, 1st Trombone. ■ Madame Mnrinn Kenefick, of Stet­ the city. Therefore, when the B ritish: appeal for unanimous effort on the A conference nt General Dcgout te’s Miss Allie Gillen, 2nd Trombone. son College was down for several declared Isinet must put into writing part. of the memliersldp to vision the headquarters dealt particularly with Mi«s Pearl Robson, Solo Clarinet. numbers ns soloist and the audience Ten thousand new members will lie the text of the agreement Premier glorious future of Sanford and tills the situation created by the complete Miss Madeline Mallcm, Solo Clari­ expecting something real good were sought by the Florida Water Traffic Poincare hastened to endorse this n et ion nnd told of what he considered rnilrodn strike. Efforts will l>e dircctnot disappointed. Madame Kenefie net. L-enguc in a c/impnlgn which will be viewpoint. Tim latter, however, put e dto Improve the services for the AGREEMENT NEGOTIATED WITH has a voice of unusual r.weetnesH and Mis* Florence McKay, 1st Clarinet. Sanford most needed. He was thor­ launched in various sections of the nothing into writing and left the city. oughly familiar with his subject and transportation of food to the armies Miss Lucille Pope, 2nd Clarinet. All mediation has failed; Turkey power and the ease with which she GREAT IIRITAIN IS state within the next ten days, it and civil population and also to ope­ Mrs. (!. E. McKay, (’ Melody Saxo was listened to with deep interest. will not sign the Allied treaty at pres­ rendered the most difficult numbers was announced yesterday at the of­ KEGI'KSTKD (). P. Swope, one of the most ener­ rate n 20 per cent normal passenger ent. even, with the latest concessions lest night showed her uhility and phone. getic members of the locnl club has fice of S. J. Sligli, president of the or­ proposed, and within n few hours Isschedule. It is understood that every Mis* Mary Howard, Alto Saxophone ganization. A fund of 5100,000 will he training. (Hr Tlir Associat'd 1’rrss) east his lot with Orlando nnd will railroad system in France will semi a met Pnshn will leave for Angora to WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—Congres­ Miss Essie Whittle, Tenor SaxoIlichnrd Holtxclnw, was also one of transfer his memtarship there. Ilej used lo obtain government appropri­ consult with his government. certain percentage of'itf. trained men sional approval of the war debt fund­ the hits of the evening rendering a phone. ation of several million dollars for will be missed nt the weekly meet­ from all departments. ing agreement which ha* been nego­ solo with his usual modesty nnd dem-j Miss iris llritt, First lh>rn. deepening the channel of* the St. So far ns its object to concludes ings. The efforts of the “committee for tiated with Great Ilritnin was request­ onstrated that he has a fine voice for Miss Ethel Kersey, Second Horn. Johns river nnd establishing a wa­ speedy peace, the Near East confer- - jJ Thi" entire membership was glad to terway system which will save mil­ rare has failed. So Count Maxsigli, the defense of the Ruhr," formed un­ ed by President Harding today ns one so young. In fact every one of Mrs. Gladys Hoffman, Third Horn. learn of the safe return of Kiwnniun lions of dtdlars for Florida business secretary General, in Jiehalf of the der Chancellor Cuno’s direction, are "recommitment of English speaking the numbers deserve special mention Mrs. Edith Hull, Hass. Thigpen, who has been confined for men. beginning to be seriously felt. Thisj world to validity of contract." Coupl­ they'were so good nnd the concert will Miss Ruth Gillnn, llass. . ■ powers, urged Ismct Pasha to remain sime time past in u hospital in Uniti- j. The league lias entered upon its nnd continue the negotiation*. At tho committee nt one time was presided ed with approval, the presided added gij down in history ns one of the fin­ Miss Helen Witte,-Baritone. mnre. Mr. Thigpen sent Ids thunks to wo, k wjl|) ,.r enthusiasm than came time lie a eked for n’dcar state­ over by Bdrgomnntor Schmidt, who, in his nddress at a joint session of est events in the musical circles of the Miss Ethel Till is, Drummer. the club for the flowers sent him du­ however, was recently expelled from the senate nnd house that congress city. has ever been displayed before nnd ment of the points Turkey insisted Edgar A. Rail, Director. The following program was ring his Illness nnd promised to be a t its officers, nre confident they will lie upon in the treaty. Dusscldorf. The French have aban­ should enact into law administration rendered: * nil the (heelings as soon as he recov­ successful in securing government aid doned their hope of the German rnil- ehpi bill because its "as important Jo 1. Ismet replied thnt the next movo —March—Tam O'Shnnter llendix! St. Charles Hotel ered his health, it was decided to a t­ for the people of Floridn. At n. recent road men resuming their posts; they avoid losses as to secure funds on 2. —Overture—The (Conquest K. King wat up to the allies, for Turkey tend the meeting of the Chamber of meeting the name of the orgnnlkntlnTi Burns at El Paso, are well supplied with money, which debts." Ample time for action on 3. —Vocal Solo.... .............. ..............Selected stood by her note of February 4, Commerce meeting next Wednesday wns changed, the word "Central" be­ enables them to live on the same stan­ ^.oth measures, it declared, remains Marian Kenifiek ' namely, that siie would sign about evening and aid in entertaining the ing dropped fro mthe title, leaving dards as when working. before the present congress goes out •I.—Vnlse Oriental—Moonlight on ' 80 per cent of the clauses of the trea­ ^ California citrus growers. There will the nanjr The Florida Water Traffic ty, bill desin ,1 that tile others, ’ in­ J Esse ids completely isolated from of existence March fourth, ami cither the Nile ........ .... .... . Jewell m •lie Started in Ash ( an Damage jhi |)n meeting on that date. * League. eluding the liimitcinl and economic telephonic nnd railroad communica­ he said was fit to be recorded us chap­ 5.—Song Hits of '22 Don't firing N'd Estimated Forrest lake will In- the *|>enker at Mr. Miyh explained that the change clause* should la- postponed for Inter tion and business m en‘nnd hankers ter of great achievement. The presi­ Me Posies bred Rose the next meeting, lie was late again was made liecaitse the new program I l l y T h r A M o r l n l n l |*rc»w| nre motoring to Dusscldorf and Gcle- dent made no specific recommenda­ il.—Musical Sketch Unlay and tendered -"Line June" to which bad lieen outlined will benefit negotiation. KL PASO, Tex., Feb.-7.—Two per­ senkirchen to trnnsnrt their affairs tions ns to form action congress Scene: Studio nt Young Ladies' Ismet added that he needed to con­ the deep disgust of ali who hcnn| him. business men in virtually every city sons, a mnn and a woman met death .. wit heustomrrs. Th'e proud house of should take. Seminary. Sam finumel'H lovely brunette voice *in the state. Ho'expressed the belief sult his own government, but was . ns a result of a firo which partly de­ the . Krupps has had to establish a Time: Commencement Week. ready to resumo negotiations when was ulsq missed—he’s taking in the Miami, Jacksonville, Tnmpn, St. the allies suggested. As tho confer­ messenger service to Gelescnkirchcn (a) Excerpts by Oalrinot Quar­ stroyed the St. Charles Hotel here sights on the Bowery, New ^ork ( ity, thnt jytcrsbiirg, Daytona nnd other cities to handle the firms’ business. The tette: Misses Pearl Robson, this morning. The blaxc started in an N. Y., U. S. A. ence had not officially broken down- 'j in the enmpnign equal to thnt of Or­ tile armistice would continue, as ho French aver that Hugo Stinnes’ visit ■ ■i a Madeline. Mullein, Florence Me­ ask end, according to fire officials. lando, Sanford nnd Titusville nnd oth­ promised to do‘everything humanely 'I he damage is not estimated. to Essen is partly responsible fonthe Carlo! .Shipments Tuesday, Feb. fith ' Kny and Lueillc Pope. er cities,-for the reason thnt the wa­ possible to'prevcnt an outbreak of hos­ The automobile manufacturers' figrenewed resistance of the German lea­ Florida—Sanford section ...^ .........30 (Ii) Vocal Solo It. Iloltzclnw terway system will lit- available for nil iii e' that Americans will spend two The Herald delivered six times a ders. tilities. (e) Saxaphono Duet- Mrs. G. K. Florida—Manatee Section ....21 of them, it will reduce transportation billion dollars for autos this year. The road from Dusscldorf to Essen Mt'Kny, Miss Mary Howard. week for Ifie. charges to practically all points on sml Gelescnkirrhen is filled with foot- Florida, by boat, 1C* crates. Central American both incoming nnd outgoing shipments wcary pedestrians laden with pack­ ( aliforida 17 Conference Ends and will result in immedinto saving ages who look scowlingly at passing to nil businesses. Through n canid Agreements Signed motors as they plod along between the Total I........................... - ............. HU system, the SL Johns nnd Indian riv­ il ____ •’ villages nnd the towns in tho absence er water transportation would be avail­ Gualrmnla, Kl Salvador, Honduras, of trains. Tho correspondent met 50 Destinations of Florida Shipments able everywhere., Nlrnraugua a id Covin Rica ‘ or CO automobiles loaded with pros­ Savannah, 10; New York, 3; St. Mr. Sligh declared h l*ox of oranges .' 'f t o • II *fi * perous looking Germans bound from Irnuis, 1; Montgomery, 1; Potomac enn Ire shipped from Los Angclen, Cal. u I II v T k f S - - o r f i i t r H l ' r » , » l Dusscldorf to Gelescnkirchcn on the Yards, 1; Chicago, 11; Rochester, 2; r s js i WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—Today to New York City for ofi cents. Burh short trip between these cities. v -s ■ '1’ Philadelphia, 1; Cincinnati, 1; West shipments nre being made every day, marked the conclusion of tho Central The rails on the main lines ure rus­ Jacksonville, I; Florence, 7; Detroit, lie said, on refrigerator steamers American conference, with the sign­ ty from lack of traffic and continued 2; El Paso, Tex., 1; Elmira, I; Way.-a which pass through the Panama can­ ing of a number of ugrreincnUi nerain. The stations nnd railroads are cross, f»; Pittsburgh, 2; Erie, I’n., 1; al, He pointed out that developing gotintrd during the (ast two- months assuming tho appearance of aban­ Columbus, O., 1. the Kt. Johns and other Florida wat­ by the plenipotentiaries of Guatema­ doned sidings of once prosperous min­ » ? .f u irx -- * erways would rrtake immense ravings la, HI Salvador, Honduras, Nicnragua, iTXtlrF ing towns. Diversions Filed Since Last Report 'll ■i : possible not only to the citrus Indus­ nnd Costa Rica. The conference has The French nnnounce officially that !-v j From West Jacksonville, Feb. Clh: try but to every lino of endeavor. Ev­ negotiated a treaty of peace, amity, ’ i 1 tho Dusscldorf customs receipts, since Destined to Pittsburgh, 1. ery merchant and nearly every busi­ eleven conventions nnd three proto­ they assumed charge of the collections . From Savannah, Feb, Cth: Destined I ness man pays freight bills and they cols. l# a Week ago, have reached a little more to Chicago 1, Ronnoke, Vn., 1. will all profit by tho reduced water than 200,000,000 marks. Tho French V" ■.......... \ rates, Mr. Kligh declared. He said officially admit that the Ruhr coal Shipping Point Information for Tues­ that with hundreds of acre* of new production has dwindled to 25 per cent day, February fdh citrus grove* coming into bearing it -fj of normal sinco the occupation. will soon he necessary to find addi­ SANFORD, FLA.: Cool showers. * tional markets for Florida's crops. Holdings modernte, demand and When it is possible for ocean-going movement alow, market steady. Car­ Thi* picture shows tho proposed dent* of their faith right on tho cam­ students nnd leading business men steamers to traverse the waterways _____ '}■ loads tf. o. b. usual terms: 10-inch throughout the state. The Student Ac­ of the state shipments to foreign mar­ '* • crates Golden Self-blnnching 4-fl dor. $250,000 Y. M. C. ’A. nnd Student Ac­ pus. PASSENGER U M tB AND STEAM On tho second floor there will be tivities building, to be located in n ket* will be possible, opening up an stalks in the rough mostly 11.75, tivities Building which will soon be i * ‘hC h o o n f j * H a v e h a d convenient place on tho campus, French Strain 4-0 dot. stalks in the erected on the campus of the Univer­ an auditorium for religious services, where It can bo of the greatest serv­ entirely new field, he asserted. TIME bibio study rooms and ten bed rooms Judge W. T. Uland, president of tbo rough $l/>0-$I.7G. Some shipments sity of Florida to house the social and for parents who find it necessary ta ice to the students, will be an inte­ First National B^ik of Orlando, and •♦ 4 d ir m s AwKH-uire i 'o “ i beiifir consigned. religious activities of thr University. be pn' the enmpurf in case of illhcgs gral part of tho Univorslty plant. The treasurer of tho league, also express­ SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7^-Late» WOULD HAVE TO WAIT THE TOTAL CARLOT SHIPMENTS Funds for this budding are now be­ of their sons, or othor emergencies.'' new building will be given to the ed the belief that the campaign wlH reports saliT the Sierra was In n sink­ FROM SANFORD SECTION PLEASURE OF FOREIGN (The proposed Student Activities State of Florida, and accepted by tho be enthusiastically received all over ing condition while Wllhclmina, tho THlR SEASON TO DATE.!....513 ing raised fro meitixens throughout # SHU’S . Building will be made of brick, three noard of Control and the State Board the state. leaking, wns In no immedlata danger. tho state. Total carlot shipments from Man­ stories high, built conformed to the of Education for the state, with the The new building will contain fa­ She was described as able to mak® .. <n» The W urlnlrd l*»r»a> ’ "Florida Is entitled to the govern­ atee section this season to date .375 cilities which' will make it one of the architecture of the other University provision, that it shall be forever used ment aid it seeks" he declared. "Con­ port. WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.— Farmers Total cnrlot shipments from San­ for the purpose for which it li dedi Buildings. more than any other group in the .. ------» gress has appropriated $101,000,000 ford Section last season to datc..2u0 finest buildings of its kind in the cated. Under constitutional limitations the United States. country would benefit by tho passage Total carlot shipments from MnnSAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7.—A “Subject to the general rules and for work on tho Ohio, Missouri and On the ground floor there will be state can dot appropriate fund* fdr of thb shipping bill pending in conUnion between the passenger llr atee section last season to datc.,295 regulations hreM;ribcd by the State Mississippi rivers and the people of bowling alleys, dressing rooms and the proposed Y. M. C. A. and Student RT*ss, Senator Jonse, of Washington, Wllscmlna and the steam schoor Florida have paid taxes on this fund Activities building. The necessary Hoard of Control and tho SUto Board shower baths. declared In an address read before McCASKILL m a y o r Sierra, seven miles off S tn Frar without receiving any benefit worthy The main lobby will bf furnished funds must be raised by voluntary* of 'Education, the proposed building the conS^cntlon of National Merchant cp light ship was described In a wlr ,u OF TALLAHASSEE of mention. I believe when the lea­ shall be used for social and religious and equipped to give the/atmospherc subscriptions. Marine Association, lie declared if less nteisage received thin momin The plans for tbo new building purposes, under the management of gue is in a position to bring the sit­ of the home. Leading off from this "Foreign ships aiono were available < n r Tk* a w m k u im r» » M t Both rhips-backed away leaking. uation before congress properly it will TALI-AHASSEE, Feb. 7.—A. P. room will be k game ‘ room, music have been approved by tho Board of tho trustees of the Y. M. C. A., of the to ‘move crops, farmers must aWait [five o’clock this morning tho SL be aide to get the amount sought. University of Florida, a majority of their pleasure, convenience and must McCaskill, present mayor of this city room, parlor, secretary's office, cabi­ Control and tho State Board of Ed­ ivres reported “sinking fast". “It can be shown th at thousands which shall be members of the fac pay Irueh freight rates as they see fit was re-elected to'the city rommlsslon net meeting room and individual stu­ ucation, and .are heartily endorsed by Wllsemlna Is standing by. ' ♦ (Continued on page fl) ulty of the University-!' dio* where pastor* mny meet stu­ tho University Y. M. C. A., faculty, yesterday aver two opponeuU. to charge.” • . PRESIDENT WILL PRESENT KILL HIMSELF C H A N G L BREAD. WAR IN CHICAGO COAL PRODUCTION FINE BUSINESS » ___ __ .A 1.* 1 I » .. I I ...l. .. 1. _ M mind . . . . . . . . . CAMPAIGN OF WATER LEAGUE IN TEN DAYS CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL OF THE WAR DEBT FUND Several Killed CELERY MARKETS UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA RECREATION BUILDING ■ ■ jm ill COLLISION OF STEAMERS NEAR ’FRISI farm I T gain BY SHIP IN CONGRESS i/iiU * - ’ ' m is-1.. �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, FEHRITARY fi, 1023 MRS. FRED DAIGBK, Socisty Editor If r » « M t » a n y t r i m s * « W l t M r » ■— *1 ■ r » « , l a r u a / n l r n » r r a x it n * l a i r , mr I t ? a a a r e m l r r t a l a l a a . w r i t a w a t a t r a n In I b la I r a a r l m r a l , ( I r l a i M a l t a , n r t r l a » h o a . l h a l i r a , . I l a tll k a a r r a l l f a p p r e c ia t e s • SOCIAL CALENDAR 1 Tuesday—Mrs. IL A. Newmnn will en tcrtaln thb members of the Ev eniivg Bridge Club. Tuesday —Hoard meeting of the Wofnaft'a CluK Tuesday—Concert by the Tnm O’ Shnnter Hand nt High school at H:15 p. in. Wednesday—General business meet­ ing of Woman’s Club. Wednesday—Mrs. D. L. Thrasher will entertain the members of the Fort­ nightly Bridge Club. Thursday—Mrs. R. A. Newman will entertain the Duplicate Bridge club at her home on Fourth street. Thuradoy—Mrs. C. E. Henry will en­ tertain the members of the Merrie Matrons’ Rridge Club at 3 o’clock. Saturday—Mra. L. I‘. McCuller will entertain the members of the Ev­ ery’ Week bridge Club. - — - — E. A. Brown arrived In the city yes torday from New York. E. A. Wiles of St. Augustine Is spending somo time here transacting business. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Snlter and Geo. Bostick and Horace Smith of. Macon, Go., arrived in the city yesterday. Mr. nnd &Jr*- D. A. Root of Crown Point, Ind., arrived In the city yester­ day nnd will spend some time hc/c. C. S. Raymond of Ixosburg spent the day here yesterday attending to business. suppe Charlotte Smith and Emily Bol ley. and Emily Hailey. "Song Without Words.” No. 27. Mendclssobn, Gaylo Mnrshall. "Oriental Dance” Englemann, Georgia Mobley. "Furellisc” Beethoven, Margaret Peterr. H "The Mill,” Jensen. Ncxxic Stone and Pearl Robson. “ Pnpillons,” Grieg, I-ucile Echols. , "Vnlse Caprice” Norland, Pearl Hobnon. • 4 Junior and little folks numbers' were “Jnponlcn" Stanford, Cnrmen Guth­ rie. t "June Roses” Spaulding, Ilryon Fox. "nLicksmith Shop" Parluw, II. C. Mc­ Mullen. * "Shady Dell,” Hilbro, Mary Elixnbcth Tolar. “ Sleep Song" Jessie 1- Gaynor, MnrJorlo Hoskins. and grhblied him l>y the arm hut hUj** ^ M M M coat aave’d him from being bitten. *•» ; ___ The head of this dog should be exam-'** f|I I |I ? 1171? A T I J U D Ir.cd and if he has bitten any other M 1 flJ u i f a Jix 1 I lf j I V dogs in the Lake Mary ndthoorhood' =•— — . they should nil be confined unt(| all N -.For Florida: Rain and cold* dnngcr has passed. It is noracE/Ing! W cr tonight, Wednesday out of the. ordinary for n dog to go partly cloudy and colder In mad in Florida and especially so ut the south portion, this time of tin* year and it is hoped Pa that the dogs kiilod had some disease N S l S i l H S i a i i a H n other thnn rallies. . ■■ —----.------ - . IIRIDGK LUNCHEON Have you sent your reservation for the Iiridge Iaincheon, Tuesday nt the Parish House, for the members of the Social Department of the Woman’s ARRIVE IN TAMPA AND W IU Club? Be sure and phone Mrs. R. A. VISIT SANFORD ON Newmnn not Inter than Saturday ns TOUR no reservations will be made after I n r T h r A « .o r l « l f .I Prraa) th at date. TAMJ’A, Feb. <L—About fifty Cal­ COLONIAL PAGEANT AND DANCE ifornians arrived here today on a tour of the state, returning n visit of CALLED OFF a party of Floridians Inst summer. The Colonial Dance and Pageant to The party will remain here four days. hnve been given Thursday and F ri­ day of this week by the Woman's Club This’ party of California citrus at the Parish Ilouso, has been called growers will arrive in Sanford on the Pith and will remain over until Thurs­ day. On Wednesday niglit they will Ik* tho guests of the C*hnml»cr of ComRicrcc'al their regular monthly meet­ ing nt the Hotel Valdez and n il' the elt’bs of the city arc xcpicted to he represented. A fine program has been nrranged for them during their stay in Sanford and everyone in expected Robert Holmes nnd Robert Hailey, to rrm nnber the date and lie ready to of Daytona, were in tho city today. show California the real Florida spir­ it ns exemplified heie In Sanford. Tom Caldwell, of Rome, Georgin, is among tho visitors to the city today. J. K. Courtney of Ixeshurg wns Don’t forget tho Tnm O'Shantcr among those in the city yesterdny on bond concert nt the High School Audi­ business. torium tonight. STOPS L’OL’M IS AN!) COLf] J. G. Lcinecker of Miami is In the JL---city and has the contract for UtoJ hj'cglcctcd cotihfrs and colds lea Pule*tonrBijimlcy building and the influenza, In grippe, nathmu and t First National r./tiiL building. Ho Is th'ltCn, and the old method of "let the head‘of She J. G. LelnockorCo.,of it run |tll fourse" Is rapidly g| MininI, one of the largo plumbing wny ^ pr0VCntive treatment. T concerns of that city. generation* of uscra hnvo.tact High Grade Jewelry DIAMONDS Watches Silverware Cut Glass Vanity Cases TON IGHT\ *■ • Dr. E. J. Melnhnrdi, famous throughout the country for Ids skill ih applying the Woodless Methods and who especially became ronrp'cuoua since successfully attending ■John D. Rockefeller and other not­ ed individuals, • has returned to ^Unytona, Florida, to resume his w interprnctire. I)r. Mcinhardi beenmo eminent a fte r producing miraculous results When you wear our Rlnssoif you in previously pronounced incurable don’t have to be perpetually wor­ Chronit Diseases and Deformities ried about their falling off. You through application of his originnl can «o right on with your usual BloodlcsH Methods—without the housework because we make use of Surgery. It is said th n th is them to fit and to Rive perfect methods are similar to those em­ service. ployed hy the famous Prof. Lor­ enz of Vienna, Austria. .Patients “We Sec That You See” come to Dsytonn from all parts of the United States every year to consult him. Dr. Mcinhardi has l>ecn attend­ ing Clipics throughout the north­ ern Cities during the past summer 01*T0METRIST-01*TICFAN months and he recently announced that he has ndvanccd n complete Phone 410--------- Opposite P. O, relief for Rupture by the Bloodless Methods without using Medicine, Surgery or Injections. SOLICITORS WANTED—Either In­ dies or gentlemen to call on mer­ chants nnd other business men and so­ SKATING AND DANCING, LAKE licit old ncrounts for collection. Lib­ MARY SKATING ACADEMY. WED­ eral commissions promptly paid for NESDAY NIGIlV. 2f»8-3tc se n ices. Write, Southern Adjustment Agency, Drew Bldg., Orlando, Flo. W o Doily Herald, 15c per weejf. JACK HOLT It is the story of a mail who mtlM n fortune, then goes to New y0,k City nnd loses everything’ would Identify him. !|0 teM||establish the fact that he has moo. cy and Is forced to work himidf out of the situation. Also a Snub Pollard Comedy T nm orlw —( Masquerader' STROUT FARM AGENCY . I l l Magnolia Avr. Exceptional bargain for a HniiH time, fine location on Sanford Heights - ,lo t 70x125’, 2 story 8 room hoot?, nil improvements, bath, toilet, etfctrk lights, phone. Large porch, oak ^ pine shade, garage, poultry hom*, wash sheil, cow stall. Owner derimj ijulck sale ha* put a bargain price ci this very desirable property. |2jOC( will give possession. 205-tic ' When Your Bread don’t suit• You* try» ...SANFORD MAID BREAD... RO UTH BAKERY Next to Princess Theatre Wo are moving into our new ORMOND BEACH. Feb. fl.—John store nt 307 Fast First Street on D. Rockefeller bus entirely recovered .March first. M, W. Dowling of New Orleans; Miss M argaret Mueller arrived to­ Representing the Henry Rosch from his illness of the Inst few days, nnd D. S. MeFcc nnd T. L. I’latt of day from Delphos, 0., for nn Indefi­ . Co. line of high grade Tampa wero among those attending nite stay nnd is stopping nt Berner’s Is was announced from the residence Wall Paper , today, hut is being kept oil the golf I I l f T h e A * « » H n lr < t I ’ r r * * ) to business in Sanford yesterdny. links liy inclement weather. Marsh Ray, of Oxford, N. C., Is in Mrs. H. B. Nobles of Jacksonville tho city in the interest of his firm is the ggest of her sister Mrs. Jessie that mnkes n specialty of lumber nnd Hutchinson for several weeks. Mr. nnd supplies. SKATING .AND DANCING Mrs. Nobles -aru moving from Jack­ MARY SKATING ACADEMY sonville to West Palm Beach. New York City has 1.(180.025 de­ NEXDAY NIGHT. positors in Savings Banks. Read the Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles II. Bliss and Seminole County Bank advertisement Mr. nnd Mrs. Crowthcrs. of Worces­ today and get the thrift habit. ter, Mass., arc the guests of Mrs. Bliss’ niece, Mrs. Raymond Key, nnd K .L. Muluhc wns in the city for the sister Mrs. George Ilicc. week visiting friends. Mr. Malone • Estimates furnished on Paper­ ing, Painting, Varnishing, Kalsnniining, etc.. I>. WEINBERG Proprietor Corfier 1st St..and Palmetto Ave, Open Day and NIrIi I • -. - Would you like to own fl enr of this kind—one th a t will Rive you service for every dollar you invest in it? If so, Rive us your order now for a HUFF. . .’ f' 1" •T ' •%W r* In the History of the Ford Motor Company Chassis . . Runabout . Touring . . $235 269 298 .M V; ~ A ' A ll Price* F. O . B. Detroit At these lowest of lowprices and with the many new refinement*! Ford cars are a bigger value to­ day than ever before.• Now it the time to place your order for reasonably prompt delivery. Terms if desired. T. !M. VOX li. U . ffcMOK* Sanford, Fla., Corner Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue Distributors Seminole nnd Lake Counties - One of the LnrRCst nnd Most Up-to-dnte Drlve-in FillinR • ■ Stations in (his pari of the state PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST THE REX ALL STOJK 1 Store in Florida Phone 127 JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT ALL WOOI 1’iir t l r i n o f t . l r i i t l u n « r F f t t f c r r I’n r l I r w i n r « r a t i w a r .it r t t W I t n l i u t « i S a n •••« » B. & O. MOTOR CO Ave. in care of Clifford PHONE 325 KODAK Dealer Hell Sanford's New Store Ladies’ Rest Room 8 YEARS OLD—Hus run over 200,000 miles and notv runs like u new car. This TOOTHPASTE Purchased One Tube Absolutely FltE E—While They lot 10 Stores in Georgia will be remembered by his many A congenial pnrty of friends sjtend- friends ns being connected with tho ing the ilny yesterday a t Daytona A. (!. L. hrre nt Sanford. Bench were J. K. Henry, Herman Hunt, Mrs. J. C. Smith nnd son Wil­ W. J. Thigpen hns recovered from son, Mrs. Fred Wnlsmn nisi Mrs. J. his recent operation nt Johns Hopkins hospital and Is ready to tnko enre of the fire, accident, auto and life insur­ Mr. nnd Mrs. I.ucinn Ruby «»f Mnance business of the city. disnnvillc, Ky., nre expected to arrive here today nnd will Ik* the guests of Mrs. K. Jenkins, of Augusta, Go., tho former’s aunt, Mrs. J. E. Pace. arrived In the city Inst Wednesday They will spend some time in the state, touring to points of interest. and is the attractive gtiest of Mrs. II. M. Cameron of the Wigwam. Mrs. Jenkins will he here for about two I)r. and Mrs. Ben Caswell nnd their weeks. guests Dr. nnd Mrs. It.'A. Caswell of Alarhun returned home Inst evening Mrs. Perry Weinberg nnd son a r­ from n pleasant motor trig to St. Pet­ rived Ibis morning from Key West. ersburg, slopping over In Tampa, Mrs. Weinlterg hast been gone for yesterday to attend the GnspnrHIn about <ix weeks shipping all of the festivities. furnituye to Sanford for her new home on Magnolia avenue; CECIL!AN MUSIC CLUB . The Cecilinn Music Club gave n beautiful program in the studio n( TODAY AT LAKE MARY Mrs. Fannie B. Munson on Saturday afternoon, Ip a large audience of pat­ W. V. Dunn killed a dog today nt rons and friends. . Cannetn Barber gave n short talk l.ake Mary that had nil the symptoms on Frieda llemple, her music mrssogt of a dog afflicted with the rabies. to America ami told of her recent Mr. Dunn wns keeping the dog for n program Impersonations of Jenny neighbor and had been noticing that lie acted queer for sOvural days. This l.lnd. In addition to the student member* morning he jumped several other dogs Mrs. Ixako Accompanied by Mrs.' R. mound the place mid mangled one of R. Deas, gave n delightful and most them so badly that the mnd dog nnd the other one were both killed by Mr. artistic group of songs. Dunn who was not taking any chanc­ The piano selections were: Overture "Poet and Peasant" Voi- es. The mnd dog leaped nt Mr. Dunn WITH EACH TUBE CHLOR-E-BIXO “ ‘r EDWARD HIGGINS I. I I.. a �Jrh v-V ~*v^ ‘ t 'kAhT••%*fjzji ' _*- -•■ V & xkp& £ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 192.1 PAGE TWO our pine woods, cypress Rwampfc and i r b * hammocks and longing to shnre nil of them with dower lovers the world Five persons were injured, two l ‘ H b ll« b r 4 v t r r r ■ l l r m o n n n r f | i l P»n»* ■ i m f a t I k , II c m Id l l n l l d l n a . IOT painfully, ami two automobile* were dter, I with that for ju st one time I l U l u l t a A i r . M a n fu rd . F la . 1. — A n e w L ib ra r y B u ild in g in t h e c e n te r o f th e city] demolished the other day nt Daytona might Ik? a great artist and paint a 2. — E x te n s io n o f th e p r e s e n t b u lk h e a d on th e lak e sh o re . scries of flower pictures that would Beach, of which aecidcnt the Day­ T h e H e ra ld P r in tin g C o. 1 .— T h e utew p ie r a n d b o a t b a s in fin is h e d b e fo re J a n u a r y , hold the beautiful things forever tona Journal writes as follows: F t? II 1.1 I I I B it A 102-la "They say the Essex was traveling j fadeless. I t . J. IIOI.I.Y________ ___ Fdllt.r • 1 .— A liig A u d ito riu m th n t w ill s e a t n t least fi.OOO people. i ... ... — u . — r * -in — Tho first one I should paint would K. J. M M . %III! S rrrriirr.T rrn .n rrr about .VJ miles nn hour. (Irick llaM, I I , A . M ‘ F.1.____ _____ (ir n r r a l lln n a a rr , , , , . , . . _ .... 5 .— N ew ho m e fo r t h e C am p b e ll-L o ssin g P o s t, A m e ric a n II. a. IIOI.I.Y . Ad.rrii.lnK Mnnaarr who U said to have been driving tie- be the soft green of the new spring j A S a n fo rd I n s t i tu t io n u n d e r th o d ir e c t m an L eg io n . h „ m , kn E r s , owned by T. 11 , Smith, urn* grass, the soft brown soil beneath it llitlr* Sindr A 4 .r r t l.t n K G.— A C o m m u n ity C h e s t o u t o f w h ich all fu n d s w ill be n g e m e n t u f th e fo llo w in g -• A p p llr a lln n uninjured. The young woman nc- i and springings/rom it would he the if d ra w n . rtrrttiniinn linnnurr*ronvjanying him was thrown about marvelous drooping bell* of pale yelU :t Y II M U F F F b n n r S tS -V Y n f l r r S p. n i. 7.— T w o m ill la x for p u b licity purposes. thirty furl out «*f tho car. Mrs. (HI- low el among the leaves of mingled B O A R D O F ' D IR E C T O R S 1 £j,—M u n ic ip a l ’o w n e rsh ip , s t a r t i n g w ith w a te r w o rk s a n d g.'ccn and gold and bronze— the pitch­ Oa* ’,vrb; r ' r " ,‘" r r ‘" ,ett WA* the only ore in the Cadillac 1 s o f t w a te r. s u Siam a. — ......— *.*•? 11 escape injury and to nm aln in er plant—while over it would potio I J . R . A n th o n y , W . IL T u n n ic liffe , p r . S - Pull l r l l . r r r d In C l l r h i t ' n r H . r t },» •• 9 ,7-^ S y sto m a tic m o sq u ito c a m p a ig n a n d c le a n e r c ity . two gorgeous golden butter dies, hov­ O n r I V r r k ___________________ IS F r n l . 1 10 .— T e n th o u s a n d fieojilo h e re o n e y e a r fro m to d a y . e s to n , E . II. H a w k in s, W , E . S c o g g a n , I As. so often happens, the man rc- ering like the souls of the flower* Tfcr h l s 12- In I H - p n a r W e e k l y H e r . themselves. nld r n l l r r l , r u . r r a S r m l n a l r t ’u u n t r rponsihle for the accident was unin C. F . W illia m s • a n d In p n b f l . b r d n e r r I ‘rl4 n jr. td u r* • , . . w , . And then I’d likp to picture a sandy j tired, but otheint WllO Wctfi* WLfl 111HI ffftfMflC m tr» mnrjr k nnh n t»n «»|*fi|§«*tt* jdrt*fl, blit ci(Jtt> * jicnvv. Almost everybody, who f la it . 93.ro p e r | f « f , R l t « n | » , l n m l u u t r f and who enme in contact with hi* white flop:* crowned with the mots of promise. ■anybody was there. But not quite. I green of spruce pines against blue U*' A ; t iu : s m o c iit s ii f i i i :* * e a r h a d t o s u f f e r f r o m h i* m a d n e s s THEY'LL MISS r r WORSE THAN In this pUtc then? lived an oh! timer g T h e A n s o r ln t r d P r e s s Is t u c i u . l v r l y The other day in New York a *ky, and close against the slope A L L D E P O S IT S IN S U R E D e n lt lle it to live u se f o r rt?t?ub1ti*tlnit o f ANYONE ELSE w ho had »t one time ben ?i chant pecn • II n e w s d is p a tc h e s r re d I te d to It o r young woman brought suit against a .lum p, and clumps of blue, blue lum n o l o th e r w is e c r e d it e d lu t h i s p n p r r ? published yafing man who, having taken h e r 1 pine wllfi fcilvery gray-green leaves. (From Chicago »tiu?n;»l «»f Commerce) himself. Now this old bird hud fallen | ■ n d a ls o th e lo c a l new s from grace, and on account of taking Cp: h e r e in . Tht? next cancan would hold a gras■ HOGS LOST . 60 .CKN 1 S ! driving drove in . such n reckless: All rlptits of ra-nulillcatlon of *|n>cltit lIH1 DURING LAST WEEK on too much alky was* practically n d t v p a i c h r * h e r o i n •r«» a l * a r u e e r v e d manner ns to have catt ted n:t accident. v littli? stretch hedged about with /physical wreck. J in which she was severely injured. tow palmr’ . to* so pink and white with , -------o f f ir r 1 I t K I U t Q I I I l U i U f O , Vkmmm 141] h so happened that the pug strolled In both of there caret the victim • Atmescn* lilies that you’d have to-IT'S NOT THAT KIND OF A f»OA I | (From Lnfon, III., Newspaper) S a n fo rd , F lo rid a down the street, followed by a gang only suffered injury. In many caie.i jlouk veiy ciw i ly indeed to poo whether, 1 < -r ’ — iri ' , - . - — - . i k: tt iitii ,-1 ;j L THE AMI ' WRH they were flowers or n bund uf fairies) Duiley King has pur death is tho penalty. Death for *.l whim of n moment- Death because, holding a ?julet conversation away gf,nt. lie my* goat's n 'informed In awe etricken accent, that gome craw n soul with no regard for from the world of mortals".. 0,1 earth to feed babies — tHo fetron tufvned to was I lifesor obligation to others choo.>v« What do wv find back in the cool f --------WORK AND SMILE At this jUncturu the piig came to had w i>( this hammock? Vines Herbert Fclkel, .he versatile edhreak .11 la?vs of man and (JeA a w m » M M B a — y h i m ...... m m ............... . inej, such n tangle tangle of. of them_____... them. South*],_____ M*nY PHintm* growl ami nrumblojthq P!n .e where the Iml tjmet Ifbod . , , _ , P WWhen n life has been -- taken__ no _________ jP jP W .__.. _h a itor of the St. Augustine Record and) '* j amount of regret, no hours of an*; ..rti smilax with mottled leaves nnd r *. thl‘y to,,'oc down life's way, and nnd none too gently ooxed the old one of the bent beloved member* o M gutah, no consecration to the future!'.Vagrant clusters of flowers tho color ]**'*1 o tt *11 hear 'em mvmble word* that tim er to onh aide. Immediately, if the ‘.pro** gang” has written a song can bring bark the life. If n man o* ,f yPUr g com, Iniy clematis with ti ar‘- n,)t#nici> to say. Though the sun mg sooner, the O. T. forget that lie entitled "Take M? Back to Dear Old c , .............. tv,.., .1 " o:,’nn' in “ '*f r* ck le « tm e o in k id b la v m d n hell, honeyamkle, all 'vl,h rn,> ' benignant brightens up a was n hasbepn nml smacked the pug h ?r only way to get ’em hack Take ‘ «not,M’r» i.nr.irhinent is mer* ‘ jffion and white, long snnky roper, of earth, bear them idingl if! on the butt on.i attau.-clim ping 15 feet without n tones indignant, "ft ? no time for nrer -1 ) aurprjst, *0f nij present, the j hack. Herb. The time to Ik1 careful is before tur- leaf, th. n suddenly thinking better : r>' mirth. T hough t'*!«i;. i* Grsjrl?t anil stayed down oil M* back, hliaknil! V ard ihaking out a gloflu-.is idot ■*unny and nil n.itur ■ i- tnt t ? smite. jnj. ti,^ nooc?).iy .--un, ytt-s.-eing all f eidents happen—hot afterward. raVi-a arid tiisy white blusaoms. u e il not feel so ni t ! ?u:mj .- hei, jn i trnianiMit. And now the government sees some „,,w|y revised traffic law* life is nol ’ ,1 ,, tomorrow takes the .».-!»•. Hloim until ,, . money coming hnek from the I’ananut 3!r j^(,.3iiy endangered as in th" pa.t. nd qm er, over tin m oil. .wgh .Tho O. T. forgetting that tht- prg . a flrtnu ursil, .hri^k. t iirirrmtic-* Will mitt canal, they want to it nnd are pyt itu-te are far too tnfiny accidents, was ruppojfd to be good, invited vhe McLAULIN’S BARGAIN and a typhoon advocating the bujldirg ?>f n second And *uch a^sldenls can lie prevented he Mr,*." o.ir own yellow jasim ihe;^ "* ' " " “ " ' “ ‘' f ™ r m *trate one to get up and fight, naulf us to the canal actusn the isthmus. The report" only jn way. By the jndividuai, hat ca?i curl and twist and t w i n e ' i t * Barbadoes may m aulf us to the Hut the pug wasn't used to bare WINDOW FOR any that the trade by steamer from The police officer: can prevent can* 1 If into tht most, alluring mower's of ears. So they m<>urn from morn till knuckle stuff, nnd he arose nnd sneak* the west and cast coasts is growing being, driven by minors and ran pn»- ; ivelinc >i:i the w eld. Kar li.u k in the even and nittthinki o*n hi sky skate. , livin' #W so rapidly that anothvrcanal will tect the public by enforcing onlinan*] 1 hide of these hanging gi;»r- With an ax shouhj •’■? SILVERWARE, (T T GLASS, CHINA, JEWEL­ Moral—Fouls sometinfei Jump in Ik? needed. It also states that refrig. , t. (> But , hr. jiull!j.. nlim hdp lo pro. !e*i- of l-:-auty lo-hind th • fern-like on each croaker's mldb J .io.'.c. . . . . . Though , , trend, nnd get . . 1 1 11 .1 where angels fear to treat!, orator ship* are the thing* nml they lt„d RY AND MANY OTHER l-SEFUL ARTICLES. :.t .. e.tvi ? of a yotuig iypr» ?, bchobl today a howling n v o grip.- the away with it. Miiter Sun. can cany fruit and vegetablej from A,td the ‘heft protection in the hinirg like .‘ta n i. a p tru ly white elus- country hy the thro, Hut I can't. t ’nLforrda to New York so much wot Id L the n gun! for others. that rare ?.l 1 wiz:? •! i!i soon stari * .qtmrls a**t* from our regular sltick and er o f spider lilies. Renurd. cheaper thnn the railways. This j. vitlt |»to'h :' son-hire bor.t. i Ther?- is an obi saying that ,wj Now. give me oil .tie shade* of t EVKRVTHi.NC IN WINDOW what the Central Florida Inland Wa­ f-io Iran ro* k a boat. And any fi-,1 -,l :• y gojgc ‘it t nrdei n-'t-r' ^ in r , 1 hat y-it 1 vet v. ... dleame.l terway association hu» been cotilt-.-r| > i ’i tiriVe if. out.‘•’Kiliili- but sunn . they'll tir imxiVG uni r 1 vi \i ing for yeais hut w» have had a hard tini'.-s the end uf that drive is death •t u itr i ai I.. ivy, mo*i. apple gn-t-it. rdoti »ii- groans gLi-tntotr.’d g *, olive, bronze, gi» i -t, tin i , ii time convincing the ibnibting Thom do our daily | the ;or. i IVim ih Iii N'i>i?. I lit Flip laxilFtaln! I'frs«l .! g et-. : i i f v •-*’ j. 1> *§?-; f I i n 1v area of our ow nslate first. U.-ter * wide nml labors with a-rm ih I'ORT l'l.INTON. ob.M. Fel*. 7 I" mi up in such n ravishing lntck ways arc the thing and the govern, by utl the I 'amt-roti Perry, P'-v .:r-o!d -in of broad; we'll lo. lu­ n t'ltif* ns: u t ik i i W || t> --oiied .r. will. >a tc h at tile h e a rt of m eat is lowly b -ir.g convinced of thr ll,n v.lu-n 1 !; k »* 'heath Jam es IVrry, diet! here yesterday n? n*igid n .u M i-its E>.‘ j ni and a gainst it, rank up<Ti rank fact. th d. a result "f ifijuVbs tv. ived in n •r p.ti t l e iris springing from dark I nchSled. loxiirg b a;*, hen the night before with ill Motlday's I '-111* of th • Time -own pi nd i? of w ater. Ami, oh. if one Jack !tuflVy of T-di do. F!u men had there was pre ■»!/ ?) .n elosjuent nml oily m ight jiftint sound, t.,o. T h e n 's “ "YDI NEVER CAN TELL" inspit ing pictuit* of the chain;* of 1 ... .. !.,Jtg lord hidden beinrut !III? ilE R K S Nt» O tt.i MI N I TO T HIS l or. d »i v-i A rntipil* ; 1 a dt aw. \ftvt- il 1 tia, V . ,;n; | ,( n I Sign a T !'■ ‘anrarit I ' Florida -a I’riiwii d Tiv< re t ' e.en? ;ii ell ved '.varglmg ( vi n m ere K m One of the i haravtr-s in the excit­ vi-it it • d. . i ; * * Iu rV T KNid 1 1 it < o n m : !y by 11 ''o u g r i’gationul m inister 11 1* r !t:I noli ' ha.fi o.-f ar? Is?* , oil to :n ing and admirable play. " I !-,, r . t ::> YOU aiA V 'lJF n i f> AND hij ehtiri h at l-abe H It--:. ? itsi 'h e heart of th r pianm and d> i the Canary" nt tin- Audit, riutti theatie WEAK YOl RsELI SOME ji.\Y . Tothsy u e give -pare to a wonder­ o gtrs'l-s nnd shake* in his little the other night always raised a good j «> ❖ t v v 4! * <♦ *t**1* * 1*<♦ *1*v ful trib u te to the V'lbl flower* of Flo­ iltmat th a t would * vert duentirnge our Inugh from Ihw audience every time u t \ n 1 : i.OI til IJS. rida, which is reproduced from tin great Vtn ali-sl ■. mi 1 h i: he repented the old saw: "You never Highland New-: ( Frtnii Way ■ t .tv. til Journal 1 •lust one inure picture—a tr y a la ij can tell." it mattered nol if the ghost The cycle uf ih e -rear in IThrida Mr. nml .Mr*..John Kittle have vve*. "L*ar lake, a real gem of n lake, it* were about to grab him o rlus aweet- • tag* an every varying panorama n n i g i u putc gold w ith feathery sen-, orru'd ir.to'lhi r h'Jlllv here a htti ■ heart nlniut t<i throw him overboard unless he talked out and got it over of wild flow i: la-fore the eye? of the ecio, and on it < iMisoni floating i?n| •un. born. j flowed lover, s raft* of their own nr-e-lined leaves, vvjth; no.m atter how positive the a s­ K Id spring everything ti painted In 1 |}?ildeii-he,irted, snowy-vvhite and dew M il M IIW K P H TO ol PER FOR sertion of his critics' that something p3*!rl tintr. —exi| site rhmles of old \ M l I-.. NEW t U lll’S E ? |> iilitl, the 1 iremjKirable water lily. • dreadful or something joyful might roM% pit K# dt 1(1 forget - lue-hiit and I From Ames, la.. Tribune nnd Titue--t hitppcu if certain conditions came to 11 it tiny wonder Ponce de la-on callpole yellow, Tie • •■tin 11 • . . 1 ty hi Id ■ 1 > pass’, the observation'was always the .1 11 I t o r i d .1 ' N n d d - e - f . ' t tl jti-t c ai ryii t tit -1 dri.l. e hat nil • hang? S.»t .1 1 I 'i niii- 1..11 1 snme, "You never can till” i t . , k i t *• • | . . . i g ■, , . i ■ i - i i i t ) > a r i d * < e m *h. h,t-j> f.■in J , n :■ 1 w •it1 t h a t l i e w a ' - - -1111 Tile ol I phtlii'iiphi'. 11-1 ii In |iu! tl *hi* t riL't jiotf. , } ■• t in 1 1 nay 1 . FA HI E OF I lit. pt t; \\ |]o to o k p1 l'l v 1ha! invd with the same picture this way. “What happens i* nlwav • mil Vi.itn Idle let-• in aii the ....................................... ... . 1 .. , iN TOO Ml 1 II IKIiUiroUN ■ , best," nnd tho.-e wko-van accept that hue* of purple ait ilwhtte, rdamling ’** th:autj <>,at lr’ lluW ,IUI h^ ltllKt?' 1 In a two hy ftjur ham let, lived a -o-> on its face value probably get the clematis and hundred* of (iny, Jclicnte ► '3 ' Ipug who luid won for himself an enmost out of life, provided the happen­ h|i«sorgj un crieping plant* that form viable rep n-i a l earcat. One hy «mings are on the plea sand aide of the n veritable carpet fi r th.- earth )«•,1 nil tin- local talent, nml la had cleant*! ledger. neath. , 1 i* brni'ilntx w;. tilled with big id. m. Hut even then ‘.’y..a neve/"can ill!." Add* d to these frailer ptnut ? i< litc Hu d*'termine.! to avaunt to ulher It is said that John Quincy Adam woiuicrful array of iM'werm ■hrtth piace*. ami 1 nil : miieh loose tna/ 1 had his hrarl ret on the ministry, but p i p k a n d w h i t e f e l t r l i . i - h , n . * . m l nm who h io 1 | ?, ,rd was in I.t. }.u; ns be proceeded with hi? «ludi«**, lu- • t i e d ( l - a l i t i , I J y - o f t h i v . d b y I d . , . U t i in *un o y pl.it . i . \ i ) ' e m \ m i \m ;k p : ohji-eted to certain juirciple* set up o f t h e " ( I . ' i r k h l e l I V . t h ? ' * ! t o W y u l l i t i lie left tl.i f..mi 1v circle, and i .ol. by the New England faitni-t H* blossoms, of the list ami niany vart lin' train t<? ,iN.- r?«txt Imrg- on could not change the creed no he got dims of plum and haw. 0 opylighted iiy il r . Rand ami MeXully. His ruvvc out of- the churrh. Naturally he was W right) As the sun climb* higher in tluWere repeated here, nltliuugh he bitterly disappointed but event* grow* sky and summer advances, th? color* n?d get the fat pursy* that he Jhad ex* Ing out of that disappointment land- of the flower* deepen Into the deep r I*=* pectcd.So he said to himself that he ed him In the presidential chair a t ; rose and magenta of the mallow and Washington. Indian pink, the lawny shade* of yel­ TH I'M WAS THE H APPY DAYS/ - w',u! 1 p ‘ l1 " th, r ''|U,,K,'<? A man mimed Berlioz mice sfudietl ‘ low ai"* orai>Re In the trumpet vine (F jonvEvening Leader, Leighton, Pifcl " *" " n Au rt 3 1 lu " ' for medicine because his family had j hrnnge orchid, wild acacia, .sensitive Charlie Setin the genial landlord of deckled that wa* to Ik* hi* life work.' IHa l“ "* ,k', ‘ wort, (be henna the ! ?rc*t Jim, vva* here on bu*(nc*« A lter a time the nett's hounds got a lie refused |K>int blank to complete tin ts 'o f milkwesd and bushes vailed today and made u» a very pleasant' J*n,> on kim. and wanted considerable bin studies. Then his income ceased ' n Rargeou* gold and anther dodder* call. lie hadded tis a birthday gift n,u^ payer breeding Iris fame to and he was disnwmnl. Later he was! *V'R* their cluster* of greenish-white tly-it 1rough, to memory days of long !*h' popolntc. Of course the hoys higher up in the game, took notice of J nu». hailed a* the greatest music m aster, u,!,s ___ this, and the pug wa* offered several J of Europe. Then there arc the red lilies yif the HOYS SELL UYE.' chance? to sh-cv hi* m itt-slinging, *+* Our own country I* full of examples with their orange? throat* I (MS OF THE ability. of this kind of men and women who with ,lark hrown, hibiscus H IT TIMOTHY IS SOME Of course not having as yet earn­ have started out either brilliantly or j «ut K arlet banners along the THING NEW ed the rigid to call himself champCen, modestly, yet the determining fac- n v rr s ‘ Jg*’? «>'d deep in the shade of »Daily Times, Brazil, Intl.l tor must have hern character. W h e n '1**? *Wainp wonderful spike* of the FUR SALE— Mixed bay and tim othy;thc, >’u« ,u«- *'"% >’“rk ,,ntl bc#ne" -s “you never ran tcil,” ciiaractcr counts i cardinal flower. hay. Tall Kellnr’s Phannncy, Phone ■nn,i ',l ,Lrs *’r " 1,ko llk' Autumn brings a riot of tdd gold, ' most,— Ijikeinnd Star Telegram Then came th<* day when he was * ; royal purple and blue in the goldenAGONY UOLM—GAL T W O ............. • f.k l — , ,q-.■■. . ■: | rods, wild sunflowers, nstej-j, iron11 f m matched with Regular Walloper. The X WANTED—MALE wort* of countless varieties nnd chic, ', . ,, , pug had lots of ( (mfidence In hi* swat- J ... 1 . ?et, ,iH a, 1 . W •? desire To emninv n well e<Iueat U SELL WHEN U ory. Tne dry sIoJk1* are often eov' ting powers, and he managed to stay;*** YOUR REAL LIST IT ercil and made beautiful by a much 1,1 yOU,*B man- " h" w 11 tako^no the limit, thereby earning much upESTATE WITH US spreading plant hidden under n m tit;for "" to “ “ ? a* lm ' ptatrse and considerable ecad*. .. U r tiny white hlo,*f,m* touched with t ^OTttxnl I’«*Dion. Bold, fearless men Then he began to put on the dog, N e w a n d R e d u c e d P r i c e s (soft pink, Which has.SO far baffled nil of '«rtquestlnm»lde, physical supcnor/ O f *•, f and rwank around. He didn’t know Improved celery farm, an orange A Uffort* to classify it. Almost without ' ‘U vviM l'” *ivtn i’r(,f‘ rt'nC(’* •Me" Effective January First grove, a city home, a vacant lot, exception, the autumn flowers are wllh ‘‘' Pendents will not be consider- that it i» a long way ffom the prelim­ inary stage, to the mnin event. He wild land, fire or auto insurance? tnernWra of the grant family of com -'1'1- Man K' vtn l"’s‘“ »a m uafSM uro makes no difference—see us— poiitiae. ' ' us that he induce Senator Johnson of wrote hack to the little two by four wc have whnt you want or we Winter appropriately bring* us th e -1 ol'fornin to take the stump in favor hamlet and sent them news picture* will g et it for you. yellow ?tars of Bethlehem that the " f n League ..f Nation*. Address SOL of hiimclf with fighting togs on and nil that. The folks were proud of roldi-nt weather we can produce fuiis IF Opportunity will never knock al this A1' 03? ^ur ‘!e ‘la*‘ r‘f 'e r liecn licked. to Might. Through a warm winter the Then came the pug's chance to get man's door more than once. 1 s nutunin flowers often bloom right on AGENTS into the real money, nml in great slyle and mc'et the spring one*. he oumoyed to the place of battle. STAN says: TTicre is no time in the year when REAL ESTATE He wa* greeted by n committee of J The young fellow who has a cup of nature will not furnish you with a Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance Dis t r ib u t o r s s e m in o l e a n d l a k e c o u n t ie s fistic fang, nnd ho usl knew that he V coffee ami a roll for breakfast, a dairy bouquet, if you will seek for and gath­ • •• • / “ a 105 W. F irst S t, SANFORD, FLA %,* lunch, and who prepares his own din­ was some punkint, er ft. Down a t the gym he went through] ■ •:••:* ? j. ? : • v Loving *0 well these treasures of ner, *0 that he can earn his way ♦ :-:? * :? ? :-:* * X ‘ * :* .:* * :? .:.< ? * K ? ? :" 5" 3' Sanford Daily Herald -S Mm. # # — _ flr l■ STILL THE MANIACS 8 I‘EE 1> THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 P e o p le s B a n k o f S a n fo rd Mm. ■ j * PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD , ONE-HALF PRICE vs The Jev/eler vrs . THE AGONY IO O per cent increase in HupmobilgL prod oction in 19 2 2 - o v e r a n d a b o v e A N Y previous year--fasled to the d e m a n d _____________________________________ • ^ B. & O. MOTOR Maxwell & Britt . i . •. • ^ - ; »tX e-.‘ ■/ L'l- �mVlLu THE SANFOKl) DAILY HERALD, WEDNESD RAGE T H R E E FEBRUARY 7, lRUd Army Transport Cold Wave Seems „ Will Arrive Today To Have Ignored at Savannah, Ga Central Florida BUSINESS DffiECTORY Rearing American Soldiers Who Have Warm Weather Cunlinues Here Not lk’cn'on the Ithlne for Five Year* v*ilhttanding Adverse Forecast You can find the name of every live Business Sian In Sanford in thia Column each day. (n r The riv/3nF£ tHITSTr m n i H R i R i R K i i a Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we pleaae you. tell others; if not, tell us. Phone 498 t t > u r ln ln | t’ r r * . ) SAVANNAH, Fch. 7.—At (Juarantinc n congressional party and news­ paper men boarded the ship, and were given a noisy welcome by the doughboys. The arrival of the trnusport at the city limits wan announced by the booming of two brass camion, prei<mtcd to Chatham A rtille ry by i/s guns wus the signal for noise front every bell, siren in the city, white tlie rails and responded ELTON J. MOUGHTON a r c h it e c t a bedlam of whistle, ami troops lined with cheers. Juno weather, with ray* of sun­ shine'^Interspersed with occasional light shower*, continued over Central Florida yctilertiay notwithstanding n prediction of a cold wave for thia mxtion of the state. Coming of the show­ ers broke the winter lung drought, but beyond thnt no change in weather conditions was noticeable. I-ate lust night, due'to the rains, tile 'herrhoni-,1 ctar dropped slightly, A' iK-.iibttmrters of large citrus' packing companies here the belief was expressed that the cold wave will miss Central Florida, although it was said that a cold snap of no more than ordi­ nary severity would be beneficial to the groves. Straw luil*i, rliort Sleeves and op­ en air entertainment nnd hand con­ cert* continued to Ire the order of the I day in open defiance of the weather man’s forecasts. was instituted to assist people to save money in small amounts, and also have SAFETY and INTER­ EST for their funds. So don’t wait to deposit in biff amounts, $ 2 .0 0 , . $ 3 .0 0 , $ 5 ,0 0 or more will be easier for you— and will keep the account increas­ ing. i% INTEREST ALLOWED SAVANNAH, Fell. 7.--The arrival Classified Ads le a word. No nd taken for less than 2.7c and positively no of the transport St. Mihicl off Tyhcc Room 7, Miller Bldg. classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count Rar hero will he an hour inter than SANFORD •> FLORIDA the words and remit accordingly. scheduled. According to a wireless from Commander of the ship to Oapt. {ItT.MORILI-, RECORD IS Von Ilmkirk, of the cutter Ynmncrnw FOR SALE SANFORD NOVELTY l-l LI. 01 INHI'IRAIION t |,|g the ship will reath the A COMMUNITY BUILDER WORKS FOR SALE—Hosier and Gaya’ paints ... ...... . , bar at 12 o'clock. The remarkable record made by and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty V. C. COLLER, PropB. F. WHITNER, Cashier F. P. FORSTER, President Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc Hppmnbile during tlu» last year—in­ , SAVANNAH, Fob. 7.—The trans­ creasing its domestic sides by more General Shop and Mill FARMERS— You can get need bod port St. Mihtel with American troops JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Feb. 7.- y from—> and irrigation plugs at tfc* than lUi) per cent without any seem­ from the Rhineland arrived ut Tybcc Tiie cold wave that has been sweeping, Work 100-tfc ingly undue sales ciforl on its own bar nt noon today and proceeded to the north nnd the major portion of I CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Sanford Novelty Works. p arj—adds another chapter to n story j£jj& quarantine. the couth yesterday resulleil in a drop: 117 Commercial S treat—Sanford, Fla. FOR SALB-Twolvo furnished W W i . w E DN ESI) A Y—'I’ll URSDAY in tempornturo of li*J degrees from j with three year lease at Ho l.n • greatness may lie said to be peculiar PORT ST. M IH IEL.U p, in., Fcfi. fi. Monday, the local weather bureau aninetto nvenue,________ ______ 3J5-tfc| t(l Jlupniobile alone. By Wireless .to the Associated nmtntitl, The mnximum Monday was HERNDON H*it SALh Six room house (ceiled) j n Hint ;<tory there is probably mon­ Press),—Members of the army of ne­ 77 a* compared with n maximum ye lights, telephone, good well water, human interest .anil more inspiration 'Shinvinjj now shape.*, styles jmtl colors in Sanford Heights.--Hunter, Route A, f„r the right thinking employer and cupaUun returning from* their watch; tordav of 51. There has been no freezINSURANCE AGENCY on the Rhine aboard the transport St. in so far. The cold wttve, in the eipinilox liiO, 2uH-Jtp Workf.r than one would find in a long FJRB-------- AUTO---------BONUS .Mihtel are impatiently pacing the iotJof the forecaster, ha* passed Flo- \ FOR SALE—Troom cottage and four journey through other fields of en- decks in the rain awaiting their first Vida by. Indications are that, there connecting lots, corner Third, and deavor. •FEATURING “FANTINI HATS'* S. 0 . Shinholser glimpse in five years of the United will be little change in temperature, Pine Ave. Call tUl Magpollw Ave-j With Bupmobilo, niUmugh’ifef.pty- States, Preparation! have been made although in the event of clear weath­ *— —— liue‘_______________________ 2*)il-3tp. Kroitj b u been rapid and effective for the reception planned upon arrlv* er, which i* Improbable, M light frost I in South Magnolia Avenue--------------------------------- Sanford, Florid^ Contractor and Builder Kt>lt SALK iTH-Ta P- lt'23 l|upmo- from its very infancy, there has np- nl of the ship at Savannah at 11 is likely. Warmer weather i." expect­ Idlc touting car. Address F. care, parent ly been no mngietd indue life o'clock tomorrow morning. FLORIDA SANFORD ed in a few day*. Sanford Herald. UlW-Gtp which has taken it so far along toA. P. Connelly & Sons FOR SALE Ju tt received one carload; wnr,l die tupmo-t peak of power nnd SAVANNAH, Gn., Fell. 7— Altim WARRINGTON, Feb. 7. ‘Although of fresh milk cowr. and heavy I 'Uccesfi. without definite infurmaliou regard-1the weather bureau could promise no l U I n b l l a h 'r t l I DOS springers.— K. K. Itrady. 2*’*P-3tp On the contrary, here is a company ing the exact hour of arrival of the U. important c h a n g e s ip temperature for R -.1 -T -A - T - R ll-R -A -l. which witimui withmil tuar. fus and without Mu— S. army transport St. Mihicl today,: today, it predicted somewhat higher g uEu'snn 6KKHrtnKij«c*iJMKBnu ccgnntivtax 11), r . l n i r n I . HOUSE Tent and furniture for -ai - w|1|cn Inkurnnr* f n - l n i p r o v r i l In n ii at corner of French: ,,>r* but conshdentty adhering to a ;Savannah last night rehearsed plans temperature* almost generally east ti cheap. Impure s . , single manufacturing ideal, has estah- (nr what i* regarded as it . greatest o ft he Mississippi river for Thuis- a * u r r t y ll n n d a I III I.« l. Avenue and Geneva St. * Ii*di&Pti record that is justifiably the eelvbrntion—welcoming home the last: drty. The temperature y»* lower last a l.rinil. Homes FOR R E N T I envy of its associates and eonipeti- of the American force* whit h pnitiei- night in the South Atlantic and East nu l l u . l i i r . . Chances llu s ln e s s P r o p e r t y ^ j paled in the world u.ir. Gulf states, the upper Mississippi and M Main omen FOR RENT—Fiiini*hed a par linen t. 2i I’dO E Third* When in November, IflfiS, .1. Walter Rasing their conclusions on radio middle Missouri valley* and the plain • MKISC1I ltKAI.Tr C O M P A N Y to 3 room* Apply 2UH-3tfi I Ih'ake, Joseph IL Drake, John E. link- messages received from the trniupnrtj :.tnt*?w, while cold weather continued U S A M ’ O l l l * INVKSTMI.NT c o m p a n y ' Street. - - er and Robert C. Hupp first organised raying the St. Sllhie] at noon jester* . jn [|,t. Eastern flmti**, hut ftonwmhni nu U meeting tin* demand for guild pure water and there are hum! Plionr 10J-X l l n e n u l l n A v e . FOR RENT—Front bed mum, 1 the Hupp Motor Car Corporation they day was still lltifi miles off Savannah, higher temperatures wore noted in n bottles being distributed around the City at nil time*. Every liO'Jdllp H Imurei Avenue. __ ( that marine mlm argued the shop could not Texas and the Canadian northwest, H of Sanford should get the habit dud — STEWART The Florist FOR RENT. Eight room house. Wl!!*;the mod ini|HU'tanl rorivietion factor in their reach Tybcc liar much before 1 p, m. ,\ disturbamc of moderate inten-i- II U Cot Flower*-------------- Floral Designs) located.—A. I', t oniielly A: Son*. nianufm turiiig endeavor was the will ;today. j iy wa scent ml off Cape ilatteras last un 2filMfc? anti determination to make Jlupniobile They held to thiB belief despite r a d * fight and will move rapidly north- it -Annual nnd Ornamental riant* clJltN lSIlEU Apart aid 11 f.»r .rent- I “the best ear of it--* das* in the world:' ; ingrains from Captain \V. T. Oliver eastward, attended by mow Wednes- a* 814 Myrtle Avo.----------- Rhone 2C0-W :t room*, private hath, porch, no And, tluring all of the years shut laying the transport would reach the Jay in the Middle Atlantic and North Passu go through At Inn lie *lult:* and the upper tthio children. Address “I.. it. S." can* o^gthen, those wlw know the company |,;ir nt l( And our truck will 1' a t your hack door with a bottle of Hint j-»-SANFORD MACHINE Herald. 270-Itp best wdl ti ll you tliut that aim am­ i’ybee roads nnd up the Savannah riv­ valley, the bureau said tonight, tlthwater that all the hotels, restaurants, drug stares nnd soda fountains COMPANY FOR RENT -Large front Iwd room, bition, or whatever one may choose et to the dock is expected to consume erwise generally fair weather will are using. prevail Wednesday and. Thursday in General Machine and Boiler also garage. — Mrs. Phelps, tilW to (.-.ill it—him lwen the guiding spirit two hours. Evidence tlmt the St. Mihicl is tin* Washington forecast district, the Works Palmetto Ave. 270-7tc for all who have had itnytihng to do And Be Sure it’s Elder Springs Water You with the admitted success of thi* fighting through heavy sens nnd had bureau announced, adding that there Cylinder Grinding concern. WANTED wenthdr was seen liy matin** men in will lie no important changes in tem-j Automobile Repairs Use in That Battery i^*s* than two monthii after the radio message!) intercepted hero ye*-: perature Wednesday; but there will Acetylene Welding WANED—A clmnco to build your company was formed, U. I>. Hastings, t* rdny in which the transport asked ho n reaction to somewhat higher temPhone R2-------- Hanford, Florida new homo before lumber'gels any now president and general manager, radio slalom s tit South • .trohnn to l«*rattire Thur day almost genereillj higher. Plans und estimates furnish­ entiled the <>igttni/ation and (<> him give her radio compass healings. *ast nf the Mississippi river. ed.—Sanford Novelty-Work!. Dt3-tfc I* B. IIO D G IN S i hietly. i* given i redit for seeing to Regardless of the linn* of arrival of Storm warning* remained display­ WANTED—Smmt boy with wheel.— it thnt iltt* original ideal of the com­ AUTO RADIATOR AND SHEET the St. Mihicl, howuver, the citizens’ ed on the Atlantic coast from l ’u|m Slang’S ."Market, Sanford Avenue. !(■■■ SHH ■MUBMOBHflHIVHB ■■£■■■■■■■■■ • METAL WORKS pany him never been departed from conimttee directing the celehratjou Hattcras to Eastport, Me., the bu­ UBHHHIkll . 257-lfc in the slightest degree, even during General Repairing has timed its program to j*tflr» with rea u , saying the disturbance central 207 French Ave.-—■------ Sanford, F lu WANTED—It or t room house, un tin* stress of abnormal demand. tlir? appearance of the transport in the off Cape Hattcras will move rapidly* 1-1-lmp. furnished with garden,' state* rent Perhaps It whs n < far hack n« 11)11 Savannah river off Colonial Park nnrtheii.ilwand, attended hy thick wea­ and location. Address N. W., enre of when Iluptnohilf fir*t began to a t­ Bluff, when* two bras* cannons cap­ ther with snow nnd increasing northH h U f t m t t r j ra Herald. 2C8-41]) tract vvoi Id wide attention, Uertaiidy tured at York town from the British; east WANTED—Experienced Kten\igraph- it was about this time when the ami presented in 1730 hy Georg** force |SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS er ut once. Apply P. O. Rox HD8. world gtM|K*d over tin* announcement Washington to the Chatham artillery day morning.—(lilantlo Sentinel. JOHN GOVE, Proprietor 270-2U* thnt o llupmohih* had left the fnetury will fire a salute. Conveying lit*1 St, to encircle tin* gbilie under its own \\ ANTED—A job as cook or waiter Mihicl from the bar will he lltu . utter CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY SKATING AND DANCING, LAKE by yourtg white man, eigiit years power n* l*>ng ns-it had land to travel Yamatrnw with llio official reception MARY SKATING ACADEMY, WED­ I0IH West First Street f 1118 Wsst First StTM« tei ---------of exposiencc. References if desired. oil. A little more than a year later committee on honrjl, accompanied hy NESDAY NIGHT. 258-Jtr that ear wa* hack horjic after visit­ ^ Cards of Bvnford'j* lleptil* ^4 Aildrcss 80.1 W, Third Street, Snn a tug bout bearing n committee of the abia Profriedonul Men, each te> ford. . 270-Clp ing no less *thn 23 foreign coun­ American Legion and newspaper men, t |u. Herald delivered six times nj tries mid having thereby established ^ of whoa, in hi* chosen proThe salute will hq u signal for the week for 15c. n foreign acquaintance thnt surpass­ M IS C E L L A N E O U S ^ fesaion th# Herald rearm* tea ringing of "Rig Duke" n huge hell tel mend* lo (ll« pcopu. tea FOR SALE— Wood /o r Bale,• eirml) ed that of an year—foreign or Ameri­ used to announce fires nnd riots, af­ L c ic io c ic u c u iic ic ic i^ L n L c ic u iu ^ L c in iK u c u iL c tc k n u : i te te te te te tte ih te te te blocks and trimmings from the can. ter which ship, factory and other hells j^ pL C i d j o i d C n j i J i z n z n ^ n i j iiJt m m i JieJKTT j i s j i j i c j C sim m i i * ' Today, Hupmobiles are owned nnd _—. i -------------------------------- crate mill, 50c a wagon load nt the anil whistles will ml*! their blasts to mill. Fine to. make your heavy wood driven in practically every civilized the welcome of the troops from the George A. DeCottes burn 'country in the world. well.—Shinholser's Miil. Domestic and foreign sales figures flhino. , 251-e.o.d-Iwp Atlorney-at-Law At the dock, a formal reception will themselves rqrt*n| impressively HupF a IFMERS—Plenty of saw dustxfree mobile's sane und consistent progress. take place, followed by thfc debarka­ Over Seminole County Bank at Shinholfor's Mill. It's tho right In 1500 the company huill nnd de­ tion of the troops. u p o n o p e n ir ifftlie m l w a s v e r y m u c h s u r p r is e d u p o n s c e Allowing tho troopers time to re­ kind for tiling. 254-e.o.d.lwp SANFORD -:* FLORIDA livered 1018 curs. They were four gain their "land legs,” the entire, com­ cylinder earn then just ns they are in ff a w o n d e r f u l c o lle c t io n o f t h e m o s t e x c l u s i v e m a s t e r ­ LOST plement will parade through SnvntiFRED R. WILSON LOST—Set false teeth, gold plate now. in 11)10, production nnd Rale* iinb, huing reviewed by Major General p ie c e s o f a r t, e s p e c ia lly a K e r m a n s h a w w ith a b e a u t if u l increased to 5,.‘U0 cars; 1011, 5,070 A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W bridge, between Daytona nnd San cats; 7,010 in 1012 and by 1013 the Charles S, Farnsworth, chief of the b l u e a n d r o s e c o l o r , a 1 7 U* f e e t b y 1 0 f e e t 1 0 i n c h e s , w h i c h ferd. Leave a t this office nnd get re company was on a definitely large infantry branch of the army, nmi oth­ First National Ilank nuilding ward. 2U'J-3tp , i s v a l u e d a t $ 4 , 5 0 0 ; a l s o s o m e s m a l l s i z e s i n K e r m a n , Sarbasis with an output of 12,513 cm*. er officials. SANFORD *:* *:• FLORIDA A barbecue for the enlisted men will Since 101 3lhe output increased o n k a n d Chinese r u g s w i t h r o s e c e n t e r a n d blue a n d r a n TAMPA Feb. 7.—Delegates are gradually until 15,000 Hupmobiles follow the parade, afire which same too troopers assigned to Fort Screv­ borders which can’t be duplicated anywhere, no matter hero today attending the Florida Fish were turned out in 1021. That, bn and (illme Protective Association con­ most jieoph' will recall, wait a lean au­ en, will entrain with thalr families for CHELLE MAINES vention,. tho jiurposo of which Is to tomobile year—most companies fall­ the fort. For the other fiohiiers, w h e r e you g o . -:* LAWYER adopt legislation to Uo presented to ing fnr below their 1020 production amusements at local theatres has Mr.'Philibofiinn loft OrlUUIO ft been provided, the managers announc­ figure*. —Court House the state legislature in April, them lo Minmi, but nftcr con.sitliTahlo jMjrsumliuK oif my jMtrt, bo agreed to ing all men in uniform will by their It was not so with Hupninbilc, hnlte stay another week. ever. The year was tho ncx 1largest guests. IF YOU. WANT A NIUE BUSINESS At 3 o’clock Thursday morning, till* ■yoa Examined Glaaso* Doalgned Thoso Utiffs nro now on exhibition nt the coin itor of Court altd Pino .producing year in its career tip to WITH DIG POSSIBILITIES, ONLY St. Mihicl wilt sail for Charleston, S. cxthat time, exceeded only l»y 1020, Streets.from 10 a. m. to 10 p, m. Henry McLaulin, Jr., A SMALL i.NVESTMENT NEUES- wlifin there wns a great volume of ex­ C., where she will loud more troops, antinu tlteae rtiffH you will bo ploqkctl. SAItY, CALL AT 210 PINF. AVE­ port business not available in 1021. continuing on theb to New York. Opt. D. NUE, SANFORD. FLA. 270-3t These ruffs ai;e to be auctioned o ff Friday and Sat­ Then,came tho winter oM OJl .with OpUdan-Optometrlst Germany calls it a crime to seise all it* uncertainty concerning the fu­ 311 Bast First Street Ssnford. FIs. urday at 10 a. m., 3 p. m., and 8 p. in.. ture. Even the mpst optimistic man­ her mines, hut it was perfectly nil SAVE MONEY ON ufacturers hesitated to predict what right for her tn ruin those of LVaiitc. There will be a fine orchestra to give pome excellent music this (Wed­ TIRES AND TUBES DR. R. M. WELSH would 'happen ill the months to come. nesday) and Thursday evenings from 8 p. nt. to 10 p. m* and at4 tho same Howevyr, it was announced in Ja n ­ 1922 record of production in to l>e in­ Graduate Veterinarian time n Gel My Prices Before Buying . uary, 1028, that llupmobile would not creased not loss titan 25 per cent. Telephones: Office . Pennsylvania be* satisfied with less than a 100 per llupmobile is confident it will sell Office 123 Opposite P. O. Vacuum Cup cent increase over 1021 and a .30,000 thnt many earn and It bases its con­ Residence 257 Del-snd, Florids 'production figure was decided upon. viction on its theory that ome a Goodrich Mrs. A. I. Spencer • •f. Auctioneer in Charge To make a long story short, that 30,- car becomes known igi “the be,.t car Siivcrtqwn 1'IUELLA CORSETIERE 000 figure was rtfachcd in October— of (he class in tho world," the public m O R L A N D O , t LO R I DA Corner Court and Pir.e Streetsalmost three nuniths ahead of time— demand , will absorb ail output • Hurt Sanford and DeLnnd apd tho year’s total exceeded It by existing Hupmobiio facilities can fur­ i P. O. Address, 223 So. Boulevard a w»d« margin. Next year—1023—the nish. -Phone 4Bl*J 105 'Palmetto AfSc I'hooe 408 DeLand, Florids M i-L a d y ’s ( ..SPRING MILLINERY.. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE MERALI PHONE 311 FOR QUICK ACTIC PURELY : PROFESSIONAL SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERMJ)loDAY! s . F. P. JUNES - :... �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, FERftUARY 7, ID2.1* BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor Stevenson Rolls High With Total of 523 While All Congregalionals Roll Rig Scores The Men’* Club and the Chumps ^CHAPMAN GETS tied up last night for their first game RED SOX CON­ of tho aocond half and the game went TRACT RUT HAS to the Champs with a majority of an even 300 pins. NOT SIGNED YET The Men’s Club missed May last night. And they’also missed Archie Betts good howling. GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING x i Sweeping reductions in certain classes- of electric service rates were made by the utilities commission yes­ terday. A special rale of four cents n k. w. hour in electricity used for cooking, wna the first induction made ty the conjrninsinncrs. Only live cents n k. w. hour will be churgcd hospitals and private,,*nd public schools. Import­ Special uietotd will it.- itaitalh-d nil cunsumi rs who tno electricity f( i. .tonkinc in order th a t the amount of power Used for thut purpose and that iucd for Ufihtlnj; may Ik* determined '.eporatoly. At it:t me.dlrtr yesterday the «,m. inUdon studied rule aihiutubn f„r m ore-than mi hour, going carefully into the matter, of making the cut in certain kinds fo consumption. It a)s,j heard report* on conditions at the now city plant, reviewed the January business, notion its increase, and (|j,. ctmrcd extensions in both water and fnwet service.—Oil undo Sent iml. tincc yi lit®' coniniifwsiiiii. « 11 *-i,» phasired when it i* considered Jhnt tho regular fafc for electricity has boon cloven'cents n k. w. hour. The commission wishes to encour* {•KU the tine of electricity for cooking purposes and desires to furnish power a* cheaply ns pn dble to the people. \thu ate the real owners of the electVic plant since municipal ownership, it wns said. Consumers who tak e'advontegV of the reduced rates will Hud that cooking with electricity is eco­ nomical, according to George D. Mofant, Jr., gencral manager of the muniiipni idant. Coy Bnt<* pp«t in; "The}! niter* a t the TMncesr tonight, This is the play that finds the mnn. owing to a double identity, and the noStevenson mid lidding will lx1 the nwsity of presig-ving the family hontwo to run the race for individual av­ or, forced to be husband to a strange Tho Congregational Club howled n erages this second half. At least it woman. good gnme nil the way through, all looks thut way now. their players rolling high scores, while It is one of the best bills of the tho Men’s Club, rolling one "dead” week and n large, crowd is expected tnan, May absent, and their other turned it unsigned. In ipJOstioning f <\ml there will Ik> a snappy comedy best bowler, Uetls, away off h$s us­ Mr. Chapman nlmut the contract he | ( that goes with this picture. ual stride, made things easy for their made no statement- a * . l u what his jr plans are* other than bgsiidn’t care to ,, The complimentary pnsres for the opposition. sign the contract at this time, and has slmw tonight are given to Judge mid Stevenson rolled high score, get­ returned it to Boston. Mrs. Householder, and wc can tip you ting n total of 523, while Holding, This should prove Chnp’s big year j off, Judge, that "the Ma.oiuermler" Penningtun and A. Itennud rollrd bet­ in the majors nnd it was generally, j is n good picture. Accept Mr. Hemte r scores than the best one rolled for understood that he was planning on I ( don’s invitation and be hi* guest to ­ tho Men’s Club. going hack to Boston, nnd wu suppose ) night. The Formers and Chase & Co. pluy that even now he may be making hlsi 41 Of course when we sjiy’ the Judge tonight and the itotea and American plans towards that end, but why Mr. and Mrs. Householder, that includes Legion hoid the cards for tomorrow Chapman has refused to sign up at the family. Bring the family along, night. tnfs time he does not state. f ^ Judge. Last night’s ic-oro follows: Chap has been with the Red Sox |; two season*. Thin past season he 1, CongregiitiunalH . O Ami by all mean*, you* movie-fan* Pennington . ..101) MR 1(12 170 was kept out of the game for some f phd are Inuking for n real feature, Holding ......... 155 170 103 IKh lime on account of injuries sustained don't forget lr» moke your plum to during Stevenson ......... 150 1H1 is 1 ■52.1 otic of the game: in tin; early attend the Friday and Saturday pic­ L. Itennud ............130 M0 133 103 port of the season. He wns in thy ture, ‘ The World'* Applumo." And A rthur J owell, also. Arthur Is A. Rennud ............138 135 ll>3 400 game pretty regular towards the tail end of the season and his prospects getting to U> same golfer and tin* The added attraction to this Friday fnr this year are such that should he *r«rea-he Hons in will make some of and Saturday night bill i -a movie Totals sign up urnt return to Boston, it will the others ait Hi* nnd take notice. trip through filmland. That, will he find hint, if nut the first siring worth the admission price ninny. catcher,- nt least the first second Kx-Mayor Lung, the new Florida Delehny string man nnd perhaps catch half ate League president,,says lie will Ovcrlin the 11*23 games. ve ’e mall a fair uliuw, even the bat Bennett Fox __ New President lie id Ave., Chicago, Mb, m a n * your of State League Totals name and address clearly. Yon will Will Re Active leeeive in return a trial p-o-kage con­ taining Foley's Honey and Tar I'miiKtandi pnund for coughs, cold- nr I croup; i oh y K id n ey Pills for p.iin in side* Merchants ---and bark; rheumatism, b.ukache, kid­ Congregational* ney ami'bladder ailments; and Foley Farm ers ...... < at liar tic Tablets, a whole-omo and Rotary — .... thoroughly cleansing cathartic for Chase & Co. ..... (oiiHtiputton, hiliouhiuv , headaches, Legion , . ... and sluggish bowel*, .''‘old everyMen’s Club Brotherhood - Rate Reductions Made by Utility Board on Power I Get in the habit of saying this to your dealer whenever you stop for gasoline, water or air. . Remember, th at the oniy way you can tell whether or not your mo­ tor needs oil is; first, by the simple way of looking at the guage, and second, by tho expensive way of finding out too late th at cylinders have been scored and bear­ ings burned thru your forgetting to keep Up the supply of oil. Sufficient quantity, the right quality, the proper weight or_gra.de of oil, and the replacing of oil after it lias been worn cut by six or seven hundred miles of run­ ning—these are the important tilings to watch; and, given proper attention, you can avoid the bother and expense of most motor troubles. Be Safe—be sure—and bo satisfied by putting nothing in your crank case but The Herald - delivered six times a week for Inc. CORRECTED N o t . 1 ITU, 10 SKATING AM ) DANCING MARY SKATING ACADEMY NESI)AY NIGHT. • South Hound COLLECTIONS—OLD ACCOUNTS, overdue notes, bad eheckn. Write for our proposition. Our representa­ tive will call On you.—Southern Ad* Justmenl Agency, Drew Building. Or­ lando, Florida. Oat Meal, pkg.........10c s No. 2 Tomatoes, can. 10c No. 2 Corn Reef Hash, per c a n ................. 25c New Irish Potatoes Regal Thousand Island Dressing influenza, la giippe, asth m a and !>r*>n i Inti*, and the old mi third o f "letting it run it . cbutsc" i» rnpidly giving way to preventive treatment. Three generation:* of ti.'Pt,* Bitvo Urtificd ot the, nuick relief gives by Foley’* Honey and Tar from roughs, eohh, croup, throat, ehext and bronchial trouble. Contains no opiates—■ingre­ dient* printed on tho wrapper. Re­ fuse imitations ■and substitute*. Suld everywhere,- Adv, Leesburg Branch • Arrive No. 15*.___ 3:55 p.m. x’o. 2 1 ,......... 2:50 p.m. h‘o. 158........ x’o. 2 2 ..... Set in LIGHT FACE CAPS or Black Face,.double the ubpve rate. 7:00 a.tn. 7:10 p.m Oviedo Branch Arrive Departs <o. 120 ....... 7:45 p.m. No. 127..... 3:40 p.m. x—Daily, except. Sunday. WANT-AD RATES AND RULES Classified Ads Ir a word. No ad taken for Iras than 25c nnd posi­ tively no classified ad* charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words nnd remit accordingly*. Depart* Clip and use this blank for writing your want ad nnd mail il to the Sanford Herald For computing coat of want ads per insertion read carefully rates and rules to the left and remit according to number of insertions of the ad you desire. Remit by Express Money Order. Draft, I’ostoirieo Order or Registered Letter. Address communications to The Nan ford Herald. ____ Name .................................. ...................... Amount................ Address No. Days............... Postoffico-..................... ...................... ...................... To Run ................. QfiS CARLOAD The Counting of Words Includes the Words “ Wanted”, “For Side,” etc., and the Nome nnd Address. WInesnp, Raid win and Virginias to be sold by peck or bushel. Wherever you find Pohirine on sale, that denier can supply you w ith Crown (Jasolino —best Of all motor fuels. Hananas by dozen or hunch, also Tomntocs by basket. CHEAP PRICES . Car on Track Near Ex­ press Office INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY ■?3 ** *■- « "-T-- f ■- - _T^rV.f% . d? ’ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY. 7, 1023 >♦ ♦♦♦*** ****1*♦♦♦ ♦♦♦*** ******♦♦♦****t*K* ****** PAGE FIVE ♦♦♦***♦♦♦*** EACH OF THE FIRST 50 LADIES AT THE AUCTION SALE THURSDAY, AT 2:30 P. M — — WILL RECEIVE FREE A CUT GLASS NIGHT SET ater Transportation roving So Popular U. S. Govt. Notes It of Building Another Canal Arross Isthmus of Panama VASHLN'GTON, Feb. 7.—President ding's administration favors np■stion .of the profits accruing from to entry Pacific const fruits to casttrn market*. He was told Ihnt it hnd not Inert possible to obtain n suffic­ ient number of suitable vessels for this work fruni'.the shipping ward. .Such comment ns wan nvnilnble in cabinet circles favored the Nicaragu­ an canal .route, if a new canal project was to be put forward. The lenst costly method of increasing the traf. fic capacity fro'nioccan to oconn, it Was pointed out at the war depart­ ment, would be to double the lock fa­ cilities, of the I'nnamn canal, but g Was added that both from n military point of view as to dofenslbility and because it would shorten the trip from coast to coast by soml' five days, the Nicaraguan- route npenred most deslr- itenvoy, it was sain yesveruny oy a Lite House spokesman.^ The queiiL wn* up fyr round table discusL hy the cabinet,, and although no finite project has been outlined, the biact talk was described as- “ex[indy interesting." given to the discusImpctim fa bv Secretary Weck'a explanation Diis cabinet colleagues of tho strik-1 be t increase in traffic through the u. Li bast month when the records Ci L a Ml per cent greater movement Jva in a year ago. Cntial tolls colire-'eM fas have .mounted, the cabinet was j er [i, until there Is a steady inercasi monthly balance above cost of imtion. Pierpmably it was this ft which brought out the ndminisMain's desire that canal profits go karat construction <>f a new canal bn the Atlanta to the Pacific, l l l j T h e %■•■■M'iHfr*l I’ r o i a i fhi outstanding feature as to the P O U G H K E E P S IE . N. Y , Feb. 7.— ken-in!- canal traffic, it was stated, Supreme t'ou-rt .Justice Mo-.luiuser k the growth of business from yesterday handed down a dici.iiuii irLi to coast. Administration offic- storing alimorty of ?1K),00U a year to I have seen concrete evidence re ­ Mr*. Ann® U. Stillman, pending the ply of a probable further growth appeal in Jame* A. Stillman’s divorce him intcicoastiil business. Within suit, He also allowed her ? 15,(1110 adI ln.it few days, Secretary Weeks ditionn! for ox ponses. * I been appmai hed by interest* ting in buy two army transports Irtimer.-ion into refrigerator, ships Gandy Enterprise is New Publication Trial of Kemp Begins Today at .^ Limberton, N. C ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. C .-FloritJa has a new publication. It is the Gandy Enterprise, a four-page magatine of the bouse organ type which ir just off the press and being cir­ culated to the stockholders of the Gandy Hridge Company.' It is a well printed anil edited publication con­ taining news and photographs in in building Gandy Bridge, the largest nutomobile traffic bridge of its kind in tlu* world, six miles across old Tampa Bay. Keeping the stockhold­ ers informed relative to the Gandy* Bridge construction work is the pur­ pose of the publication, K. 31. Elliott, representing the un­ derwriter* of the Bridge Company, saiil, "The Enterprise will be issued from time to lime. Pimple who have invested in Gandy Bridge securities," Mr. Elliott said,, “are vitally interest­ ed in the various details of construc­ tion work and it is the purpose of the Gandy Enterprise to keep them thor­ oughly informed on Gundy Bridge con­ struction us it advances rapidly day * * * *. .*. .*. .*. ♦ ♦. A ********1**1************I v * A , V V V V V V V > " A " t T Y " f y ” ♦♦> < KORIN HOOD Killed Man Forty Year* Ago— Found in Florida FISH & GAME PROTECTIVE *ASSOCIATION TO MEET c o r i n ’ hoi f l i t T b r X••■•clutr-il I ' l r o l GENEVA. Feb. 7.—Ralph Dart, son of n Michigan nutomobile nmnufactuicr, lift* been missing since last Sat­ urday. The authorities have been no­ tified by hi.* parents in America that they have received a cable niesnuge dated Geneva, declaring that he com­ mitted suicide in this city. Neither the police nor the American consu lute, how« \er, have any knowledge of sk F r id a y n ig h t Tile Seminole County Fish & Game Protective Association will hold a most nnjHirtant meeting at the court house Friday night, Feb. t*. at eight o'clock. Every member of the nasocintion and lhw© who are not mem­ bers bat are interested in the preser­ vation of the fish aful game of Semi­ nole county nre urged to he present lit the meeting. The question of ihe pro­ hibition of seining in Seminole coun­ tv will Is* taken up at this meeting. (lit Tbr **************** • ****** a » * A A A A A A A A A a « . A A A t * *** V *♦♦♦********* * * ♦ V V * ♦ V V V ^ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ * *******♦ * v ♦ * « * ♦ * w ♦********** * >** ********* ******♦%♦% ***♦% Ills T h e i K i i i 'I n l r S I 'r r a a l CHICAGO, Feb. 7.—Bell-bottomed ‘trousers, narrow waist* and slender shoulders, ns styles for men were marked passe, according to reports from the convention of the merchant tailor shore. Samuel ltegan, vice pre­ sident of the American Fashion com­ pany, hnsMold the tailors that spring styles would be conservative, with two-button, double breasted or threebutton single breasted coats, in vogue for business wear. Little pleats, Mr. Regan said, jrtthoied to a narrow shoulder yoke, would replace the old golf pleat on the shoulder for sport Milts, and only those of heavy tweeds were said to be proper. Return of the morning coat and cut­ away, to lie worn with black vest and gray and striped trousers was an­ nounced by Mr. Regan. Tuxedos wefe pronounced printer only for “stag” a f­ fairs. ♦%♦% to iiboudjn it. aid, ifte per week. lllr The ,%*■««*lute.? f*rr**l MONTREAL, Feb. 7.—Premier Tnshcrsau, who with the liberal gov­ ernment was returned victor in the Quebec province election Monday. aaJd he con Idcrcd the* result an endorse­ ment of the liberal policy of control and sale of liquor. With only one district missing re­ vised rvtum.T show the liberal* .cap­ tured 62 of th l 83 seats in the legialature. Conservatives increased their repre­ sentation from five in the last cham­ ber by one scat. t fill Tin* Attvni’iiitrtl WASHINGTON, Feb. 0.—he quest was made yesterday by Senator Har­ ris, Democrat, Georgia, of Senators Wadsworth, chairman of th? military attaint committee that ih •; nomination of Brigadier .General Babbitt to hr n brigadier general rent to the senate last wjek be held up, pending an in­ vestigation of the mien 1 *c me it that Iti ij*. Gou. (Jord m n' t • !’ i *i g, tin., hnd been designate i to .ill die vn- graph today. 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IN THE in . ; ---------- S 1 L volum e • Mi By . . » « H EART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST V E G E T A B L E SECTION ■V. •• .&**+**£ - NUMBER 269 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 192.1 rrt- ON F I E T I E - PLANTS A N '|t i ^ h i k t F i f c t l » t i t ( H FRENCH OCCUPATION HAS *-* a* BEEN GOOD THING, I’HECOLD WF.ATHP.lt tax VENTING TROUBLE Florida Escapes PRESIDENT POSTPONES MESSAGE PEACE IN THE Wave TO FUNDING i-i Spreads SEEMS TO TO BE NULLIFIED ifTi I rtti Indicated That the M essage W ill A sk for Approv­ a l-P r e s id e n t Will N ot A ppear in Person -AtaIH r-T h e A a iM lilrX P e t a l NEAR EAST BE ASS ACCORDING TO it* OVER GREATER PART OF GEOR­ GIA AND AI.AIIAM A lllr Tfc* Associated l-rrssl CHARLOTTE, N. C., Feb. (1.—With Eastern Tennessee experiencing what is described as the heavieat fall of ■mow in ten year*, Virginia under n mantle of snow front mountains to roast, western North Carolina points rporting throe to five Inches of snow nnd other |»ortiona of the xtate be fw w | tcn,IH,rnturt.fl> #nd Ccor. Kla ckprctfnK frMmlnir WMther «|«irin» ,,lc n,gh, thc Morm wh|,.hh has ;lf. tas tan au tai tad tac tax tas tat ita ta* an taa w^ ftyi TURKEY'S DELEGATION SAY POWERS.AND TURKS WILL SETTLE FREEZING TEMPERWASHINGTON, Feb. 6.— Prc«ldrnt Harding today di*cldrtl to postpone STRIKE ACL SOUTH ta until tomorrow nt least his message to rungress asking-for modification of ATUHK HAS NOT ** EXCEPT FLORIDA REACHED FLORIDA the debt funding law to permit final npprnval of funding settlement recentl) ta • ------- •' tai negotiated with Great Britain. It was said at the White House no definite m Fu (lly the Associated Pres*) Ita time was fixed fur transmission of the president* recommendation. (By (hr AHMieiatrd Press) ' J $ tat ATLANTA, Feb. 0.— ta^ OS TAMPA, Feb. G._FreezWould Bo Outcome of French tai While cold wave is continu- taa •_ It was indicated, however, the message would be sent to the rnpitol as Only Ilemnini|t The Question of M ing weather predicted for ;mm an further conferences with lenders of the senate and house had estahOccupation of the Ruhr Valley Important Financial Mata-. thc north nnd crntrnl seeing over practically the cn- tas lished w h .tf o rp .o r amendment would be the le.at likely to meet with ^ to Collect Their Duch tern for Agreement tai tion* of Florida hnd failed tat tiro South the weather bu- taa ious opposition. Those who ronferred with the president predicted he would aa ta» renu forecast lower tern*a tat to arrive this morning. Thc 1)0 rend) to act l»jr tomorrow nffirnixin would send m utatcmcnt to the capitnl IDr Tfc* A m w IiM Frraal (III T h e A U M -laird I 'r r a a l fected many sections of thc country' ta. ^temperature stood at 70 ta; HAMHORN. Gormnny, Fob. 0.— Fa peratures tonight in Flor- ^ iy a mr**eui:cr, instead of appearing perMonally. 1 LONDON, Feb. 6.—France has no­ during the past two days Is being tan early today nnd little tai tified Great Britain the Ottoman dele­ Sixty thousand workmen-employed. in ta» Ida, Alabama, Tennessee, ta-. j felt throughout the southeast. Florida Four fntnlities have hern Pta taq elinnge is cx|H.-ctcd during riH gate nt Lausanne has agreed to sign various. Thyssen plant* nt Itamborn. alone seems to bo escaping the effects reported in the South dur- Fa \ tal nil peace terms. Thc Turks decision Muelhoifn, Duisburg, tDinslnkrn, are of the cold weather, hut even-there taj the day. ** taa wag communicated to the French for­ M working full time, and haven't been PtH ing this present freeze. slightly colder weather la being ex­ *a ta; M t a i r i a t a i r i a t a a r m r i a ta! eign office, who immediately forward­ affected either by the fnilrnad strike taj perienced with little prospects of nny of the lack of fuel. The plants nro P t t a t a t a 1*5 f i f s Sn, t a t a ed to Dawning street. The French freezing temperature. built around seven pit heads and thus government urges the British govern­ Reports.received nt Richmond indi- ment the nffalr will lie nettled imme­ arc provided with sufficient coal to | {cate thnt the mountain section of Vir­ supply the entire works. The opinion diately in the interest of th c ’allies. ginia is under a twelve-inch blanket is expressed that the French occupa­ Charles W. Morse and Three Sons and E ight Oth­ of snow, while other section* of the tion was not interfering with the LONDON, Feb. fi.-T he Reuters Mate nro covernj to n depth of four Thysson works, but rnther helped them ers ap D efendants 1-mrannc correspondent wns inform­ to nix inches, nnd a tonipornture which hy allaying the trouble with the com­ ed this afternoon thnt M. Hompard, is general throughout thc state ran­ munist element. head of the French delegation had in­ lllr Tkf A a«rla'nl I'rraal . ging between 2ft und 20 degrees. WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.—The trial of Charles W. M ore und others, to­ timated thnt there w** a possibility The French Gonornl Weygnnd nnd Many roads in the southwest sec­ The Sanford Rotary Club hnd one of the Near East treaty being signed _ Minister of Public Works I,c Troequer, TAM OSIIAN'TEBS AND EXCEL­ day wan postponed until February 19th. tion of Tennessee are reported im­ c.f the best meetings of the year to- nlm„;t |rnnicdUte|„ LENT SINGER HAVE FINE accompanied by railroad experts, are passable. An unusunl occurrence is day nt the Valdez Hotel and the beat PROGRAM on their way from Paris to the Ruhr WASHINGTON. Feb. fi.—The first trial growing out of the investigation the hnnqicring hy a blinding snow ipntt about the meeting was the 100 LAUSANNE, Feb. fi.-Rizn Nur to formulate plans for hnndling the ; of nllegcd “war frauds" hy special grand jury here began today in criminal storm of shipping in Hampton Hoads per cent feature, every memlier being Bey of the Turkish delegation to the railroads in occupied territory with­ One of the finest niusirnl programs division of the District of Columbia. Supreme Court, with Charles W. Morse, harbor, while the eastern shores of the ‘ in his place when .the gong was Near East conference said today thnt i f the nrason will bo' enjoyed tonight out the nid of German. and his three son*, nnd eight others as defendants. They are charged with state are covered with snow, 'sounded and Harry Stevens asked Turkey and th e .powers had reached nt tlie High School Auditorium when j A semi-official French statement conspiracy to defraud the government and emergency fleet corporation thru j„hnson City, Tenn., reports that the blessing on the members. tie Tam O'Shnnter Band, the Ladles an accord on judirial capitulations hut says that while no further extension aartiinc t hipping contracts involving approximately forty millions. i section ns having experienced a fall Among the visitors present were there are still important financial of the occupation by the' French ip Band of Sanford nnd Mmlnm Marian j --------- — • of 8 inches of snow in the past 361.. . .*1 of Oxford, N. C„ Bob linden has been planned, hold of ter­ Kenefiek share honors in the musical NEW YORK, Feb. fi.—Benjamin nnd llnrry Morse, scheduled to go on ||(1uts, the heaviest since the winter Hailey and' ' iloli Holmes, of Daytona, m atters on which no agreement had been reached. The Turks announced line. rain already taken over will be main­ trinl with their father, Charles W. Morse nnd others in Washington today, ,,f jpo,*,.;. A tonqieintiire of .10 lieand Tmn Caldwell, of Rome, Georgia, that they would leave for Angora to­ The pricri of admission is only fifty tained, even if the Germans egrue to were arrested hy Department of Justice agent nt the Pennsylvania Station g o'clock is reported with All of the visitors made short talks morrow morning. They said offers had co-operate in expediting train service cents.- Tile hand concert alone is today. predictions of another drop in the when called .upoq to stand nnd show been made to eliminate from tho trea­ .Mirth more than fifty cents and in nd­ between Paris and Prague. * tpm|iernturc before morning. I themselves and told about their clubsi ty economic causes to which tho obdition the solo work of Madam ReneOwing to the absence of Chancellor Tick is worth five dollars at any time Rain, snow nnd sleet have Imcn fa ll-|to,ld „|| „f them made th statomont, jeeted, leaving such questions to fu r­ ( uno in occupied territory the Berlin end any place. In fact the Herald ing over North Carolina today th c ;tj,at they attended a meeting every i ther negotiations. • government has made no represen­ actually believes that this soloist is eastern sections reporting rain with n |weeg mmit. ,,|u(1, gCpt Up their attations to France ns yet concerning freezing temperature; the central tendance record. 1'ARIS, Feb. fi.—Tho Havas New* just us fine as many of the grand opera the events in Baden. In nddition to the singers who are touring the state* at counties experiencing sleet and the President D. L. Thrasher gave some “Xcncy learns from Uusanne that lsChancellor, Hugo Htinnes, one of Ger­ Western sections snow At Asheville interesting data concerning thf f in e imc* Paslgv hns accepted the Allied this time and we feel quite sure that many's great Industrial leaders, has and Hendersonville sleet wns report­ articles in the Itotarian Magazine and terms respecting capitulations. her work will be enjoyed quite ns paid a visit to the occupied area. | ed, while Wilmington, on the other wanted some of the members to make Ismet, according to an earlier dis­ much by the music lovers of Sntifor'd A letter has been sent to the Dengue nnd surrounding cities. This concert “Return of Miles O’Rourke” M akes B ig Hit and , hand, reported only n cold rain with talks each week on some liva topic patch to llavas, Informed M. Bom_ __ >. ta tuirni an ithermometer hovering nround the of Nations by the congress of the tonight is the culmination of the de­ taken out of the Rotnrinn nnd Rob pnrd, head of the French delegation,’ Play Showed to Capacity House froexing point. The local wenther pre­ French Socialist party in session in sire of the ladies of Sanford compris­ Doily will start this procedure by after yesterday’s conference* that the diction is for much colder wenther hy Turks were disposed to consider the Lille, in which are participating dele­ ing the Tam O’Shnnter Band to show Once more the K. of Hall wns Junes, nnd her "Sweetie.” was Alex, morning with snow or sleet during talking on Advcilining next week, allied treaty as finally presented, nnd gates from Great Itrituin, Germany, the home folks what they hnve accom­ played by Mat Turbcll. Their ncting the night. At R o'clock reports from taking his text from the Rotnrinn a r­ with Sunday night's Inst minute con­ Belgium and France, declaring it lr. plished in n few months. They also packed to the doors to witness the sec­ should hftve lieen seen to- la* appre­ all sections indicate a thermometer ticle. ond showing of that popular little cessions included might not refuse to the duty of tho league to attem pt to want to demonstrate thnt under the ciated. and their playing went far Deane Turner, chairman of the sign. Tlie negotiations were then re­ settle tho reparations quest Ion. The able leadership of Bandmaster Hall piny uf Irish life, written hy Fnther Inwards making a very successfully I lending lie.tweeii .'10 nnd 22 degrees, •! Iloys Work committee, gave a report newed und ns at present believed, with Hfnnessy, pastor of the local Catho­ with cold winds prevalent in some letter calls for tho “disarmament of (they have accomplished wonders ami lic church, and to say that the large carried out drama. Every move of sections, hut the fall of sleet and on jhe work And asked for a commit­ successful results. hntr.V 1 1hey will fare the big audience to­ crowd wns over pleased with the pro­ theirs called for laughter, nnd there snow seems to have ceased. tee to meet with tho Boy Scouts troop ' The workmen in. the coal mines if night with the supreme feeling of sa t­ wns no doubt but thnt these two were recently adopted hy tho Rotary Club the Saar valley taken over by the isfaction that all players hnvc—they duction would be'putting it mildly. excellent, In fact 1(H) per cent perfect ltH(MINGIIAM, Alif., Feb. fi.— nnd this committee will assist thc Ixing before thc tjme for the* curtain French in compensation for tho ruin­ know their parts nnd they will give While Birmingham wns emerging good work with thc lloy Scouts in ev­ to rise, the hall was parked to its ca­ in their *pnrts. ing hy thc Germans of mines in nor­ satisfaction. Tho Tam O’Shnnter pacity, nnd marly of the came people The music of the' evening wns fur­ from the grasp of icy fingers .which ery way and all the RotnrinnB will Cnrlnt Shipments For Monday. F«h. 5 thern France during the war, have Band is one o f ‘our best assets. It is nished hy the Schirnrd Bros and Mrs. paralyzed power lines and wires com­ Irml their aid to this movement. Florida—Hanford Section .................20 ‘truck beruuso of a refusal of the something in which all of us are in­ thnt Witnessed tho first performance municating with the outside world, J Dr. I'uleslun was asked to tell about Florida—Manatee Section . .......... 4 C. V. Mahoney. of this play were present, ns it is n governing commission to double their terested and we should all attend the Fat lief llciinessy is to he congratu­ the sleet storm claimed its second vic­ his experience with n visitor to the C alifornia ............ 7 wages. The mines produced iriuu mil­ concert tonight not solely with the piny thnt can Is1 seen several times lated upon the hit his play hns made tim last night when Herbert McClain city one day this week when nt n Florida ........................ nnd one wouldn’t tire of it. 2 lion tons yearly. idea of helping the hand financially The cast of characters, all mem­ with the Sanford public, thc fine III, was electrocuted ns he stepped on meeting this gentleman said he had The French continue to take into hut helping them with the glnd hand bers of Father llenncssy’s congrega­ training he gave each player and *hi- j a |IVI, vVin.. blown down hy a gale Sat- found Hie real Rotaty spirit more .........33 Total rustoily or deport Germans j.uilty of ol appreciation and giving them o u r( wonderful way these players lived up unlay night. Will Keyscr, a negro manifest in the south than in the tion, were excellent In their different subversive measures against the or- moral support. Sanford is known to form. This play will bu carried on fruit peddler, Mirtatnhcd ns n result north, the southern people being nat­ throughout the length and breadth o f M " “ "«> l,“-* ^ ‘* ^ *}* V“!* the read, playing the nearby towns, of exposure in the cold. s p y in g authorities. Dentin ition* of Fjorjdn Hhlpmrnt* i ural iiorn Rotnrinn* and nlwnyn ready tfie land as one of the greatest band 0(1 ** '**"1*™ """ ' anil all we hnve to sny is, that the School sessions are demoralized and to render service and thnt Rotary had Chicago, 8; t ulutpUtu, 1; Atlanta, l; . . were some in the piny that could take BERLIN, Feb. fi.—Chancellor Cuno towns in the south and this hns been ones missing this piny in The towns business and private life are general­ brought this idea to thc people of thc Wnycross, fi; Cincinnati, 1; Savannah, their places with regular road shows. wns traversing tho Ruhr nren when deserved for under the leadership of I; Cleveland, I; Florence, 3; Pitts­ visited will miss one of tho finest lit* Mr*. Charles Wood*, playing the tio comedy dramas ever presented for ly inconvenienced. TrninsA’nlering the north more than anything else coujd burgh, 1. news of the French occupation of Ef- Mr. Ball several good hands hnve been , city ranged up to two hours behind c|o. fenberg and Appcnwelor In Baden establishod hero nnd in other parts of part of Mrs. O’Rourke, with her Irish their, inspection. _ schedule, making only one residence The Ilotnrinns also decided to a t­ brogue, Mr. John Schirnrd ns bather reached him, arid no officinl action in the county. mail delivery possible. Fnljing wires tend the banquet given the Califor­ Diversions Filed Since Last Report; O’Sullivan, his impersonation of the vnn'rc is expected before his return And don't*forget that in Mndamo AMERICAN LEGION broke down the fire ulurm system of nia visitors bore next Wednesday Front Wnycross, Feb. 3rd: Dcslin- i NINE COURSES . to Berlin tomorrow. Kenefiek you will hnve a real treat. Irish priest; Mr. K. W. Stiles nnd Mrs. tlie rity. til to Cincinnati 4, Potomac Yards 2, night and to give them a Rotnrian G. C. Fellows, ns Mr. and Mrs. Oates, NO GOLDFISH Tho officinl note apprising the Ger­ Tho entire jlregram is probably one of Buffalo 1, Chicago 1, Terre Haute 1, welcome during their visit here. St. Demand* on coni yard* Monday and Jack Fox as the step son, all come man government .o f 'The impending tho best musical programs ever pre­ Columbus I, Ixiulsviilc 1, Chicago 1, In for u largo share of praise for the There's big doin’s nt the Parish were so heavy that dealers fear a Petersburg will have a big district occupation Was delivered to the for­ sented to the people of Hnnford nnd able manner In which they took and House Wednesday night when the lo­ furl famine if the cold spell contin­ meeting in March nnd Sanford will go Baltimore 1. eign office In tho Wllhclmqlrnssc 12 you cannot afford to miss it. carried through their parts. Front Savannah, Feb. 1th: Destined cal American Ix'glon post put* on a ues. Business establishments operat­ down there 100 per cent strong and hours after tho French cavalry enter­ ed without stunm hent if they 'were take thc city. to Pittsburgh 2, Chicago 2, Providence John l'ctold, playing the lending wrestling, boxing match nnd general GOVKRNOR'H DAY AT ed thc Baden sector. 1, Columbus 1, Cincinnati 1, Detroit role as "Mile*," assisted hy Mrs. Os­ good lime to which every Legion nmn customers of the Birmingham Railway While n section of the’ press dis­ SOUTH FLORIDA FAIR Light and Power Company, all avail­ 1, St. lx>ul* 1, Cleveland 1, Washing­ borne Herndon as thc leading lady, in Sanford is invited and if you lacusses the new French movo in phloADDRESS ON AGRICULTURE and sweetheart of Miles, were Incom­ long to n post elsewhere your pres­ able steam being used to mako the ton 1. mstlc tones, born o f the prevailing electricity. parable. The fine way in which Mr*. Front Buffalo, Feb. 5th; Destined ence will lie welcomed. resignation with which Germany's ( l l y T h e A s a n r l u t e d l * res» » Scores of automobiles were pulled Hcrridon carried out her unusunlly Did you know we are goin' to have to Boston 1. TAMPA, Feb. fl.—‘ T oday Is Gov­ helplessness is largely contemplated, in by wrecker cars, disabled by fall­ several of the conservative organs ernor's day nt tho South Florida fair hard, vole, managing the scenes that a club house? Well, we are) and it will ing trees. Residence sections of the Shipping Point Information for Ms with the governor and his staff as offi­ called for real acting, going through be big enough to house nny conven­ have been aroused 'to a fit of fury. city suffered damage irreparable for Tho Kreuz Zcltung demands tho cial guests. Governor Hardee will de­ it all Just an smoothly as would be tion that comes to Sanford. Band­ years when beautiful trees were up­ day, February Sth " " ‘ * SANFORD. FI jA.: Warm, showers, immediate breaking off of relations liver an address on agriculture in exnccted of old timers, calls for spe­ master Ball is a little ci*zy on the rooted and torn by the weight of their Ur •■ \ JZK cial mention, nnd her acting wns en­ subject but he is right in the matter It seems that the mystery about thc Hauling* light, demand and move­ with Fratpc and tho expulsion of nil the afternoon. joyed by cvcryono present. Mow Jack- of boosting Sanford in putting over ice laden branches. disappearance of Clifford Peabody ment slow, market dull. Carload* f. French and Belgian members (if the At 7 o'clock Inst night street car The Herald delivered *ix times a ton, the Iri¥h cop, would. hAvc led one this building. Come out, boys, to the has been clcafcd up at last and in­ o. b. usual terms. 10 inch crates Gol­ Allied Control missions, as well as traffic was at a standstill intsrmltto bcfleve th at "Jark'.'.WBS n regular meeting. stead of finding hi* body somewhere den ,S elf-blanching 4-A do*, stalks In the civilian nationals of both coun­ week for lf»c. tlngly, though the day service was be­ on the force, and Luclln Mahoney was Something to eat—yah sah. ' on thc east coast he has been found in the trough mostly 11.75, French Strain tries now In Germany. , gun on various lines only to fail In clever ns “ Mis* Ursula'* maid." Cuba alive and well. No details nro 4-6 dox. stalks in ths rough f 1.50­ It believes, inasmuch as official pro­ what the French now are bringing the a few minutes. ’ Perhap* one of the hardest^role* of TRANSPORT ST. MIIIIEL obtainable at this writing an to why tests from (isrmany to the Allies are German; to achieve. Many homes of tho city were en­ 11.75. WILL REACH SAVANNAH he went nwny or just why the drama no longer of avail, tho presence in Tho bulk of the editorial comment the entire cast was a double part that tirely shrouded in darkness, wires be­ AT ELEVEN TOMORROW was staged at Daytona when his cur TOTAL CARLQT SHIPMENTS * Baris of the German charge d'af­ is given over to pointing out the “ut­ was played by Martin Temple. A* ing down in every direction. ( ( I I * T h e A M ii r l i l r S I'rra a l FROM SANFORD SECTION Pnt*ey, the Ne'er-do-Well, Martin w ar shot full of holes and ttio uphol­ faires has become superfluous. Break­ ter lack of legal justification” for tho THIS SEASON TO D A T E - _.47T stery cut with a knife and thc whtilo ing off rtdjktlons, thc new a^por nr- French invasion of Badencse territo­ was good. He h*ud two roles (o carry, ' SAVANNAH, Feb. fl.—Ploughing ELECTION TO RECALL Total carlot shipment* from Man affair made to look as though he had that of PaUcy and the part of thc through heavy s4as, tho transport St. gues, also would cffectivcl^disi»osc ry. MAYOR 8T. POTER3BURG alee section this season to Stranger, and It took some acting on Mihicl, bringing hqme the last con­ been murdered for his money. It is of the rumors th at the Cuno govern­ HAS IIEEN FILED Total carlot shipment* from Saa .ta . -_ ' Marti*’* pqrt to carry theso.parts as tingent of American troops from the not known what he li doing In Cuba WASHINGTON, Feb. fi—Through ment is nbogt to capitulate to thc ;ford last aeamm to d ate.. or what he intenda to do in the future occupying powers. - its embassy here tho German govern­ successfully as he did. He deserves Rhine, will arrive olfTyboo Bar a t II %r f n v T b r A i i 0 l l a ( U t * T f M l o'clock - tomorrow morning, according ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. fl.-A n el­ but it la certain that after the fiasco Total carlot shipment* from MsAThat tlie French aggreatlona are ment formally denied, that It* pol- credit for his fine showing. atoe last season to dal But •‘‘’■I tan of the play, the to Harbor Master Daniels, who said ection on the recall of Mayor Frank he pulled on his family and friends at rapidly accomplishing ’complete na­ icq of resistance to thc French occu­ Daytona that he will not return here. he had received a wireless fropi the parts that kept th* house in an uproar Pulver has been asked in petitions III tional unification in Germany is con­ pation had been modified, nnd declarPOTOMAC YARDS: Total 14: tended by \he Lokal Anteiger which cd “on' the contrary thfc unanimous a t every appearance of these two, ship. All plans are completed for the ed at the city hall'today. More than The Incident Is closed and it it sin­ r»y« that neither Bismarck nor Von resistance on the part of Germany U were the parts of "Birdie" and “A1 reccptio nand entertainment of the the necessary number of names are cerely hoped that it will remain clos­ Y., 4; Baltimore, 3; Washington, Pittsburgh, 2; Buffalo, I ; Cs ed for the benefit of all concerned. said to be on thc petitions. Hlndcnhurg succeeded in achieving steadily growing.” • • ex." Bird hi was played by Mrs. I. L. troops. » ' .. * ‘ • sf, '« * • A-S*. - ..v • * ..... , • v ^ t ,V»--. - irt-.k, •. a1jL -£4,*Kf. U A!* f t * as* LOOKS LIKE PEACE LADIES BAND PLAYS TONIGHT AT HIGH SCHOOL FIRST TRIAL OF PROFITEERS AND ALLEGED WAR FRAUDS BEGINS TODAY AT WASHINGTON ALL DIFFERENCES ONE HUNDRED PER GENT MEET OF ROTARY CLUB DRAMATIC CLUB OF CATHOLIC CHURCH SCORED ANOTHER BIG SUCCESS LAST NIGHT AT K. C. HALL CELERY MARKET Clifford Peabody Found in Cuba Is Report Here w �1fjVt ■, *■ - ., fl -* |--f '■. ' *• r f.W • vVjSjl THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5,1923^ >x PAGE SIX wrought iron va*c, was won by 'Mr*. W. J. Thigpen. Those enjoying this lovely affair were Mr*. W. J. Thigpen, Mt*. S. E. MRS. FRED DAIGBH. Society Editor IJorrett, Mr*. G. F. Smith, Mrs. Wal­ ter Wight, Mr*. J. G. Sharon, Mr*. U Ptiono 217-W P. Me Culler, Mrs. A. M. l)cForrc*t te y n k i f t ■ trl* » t» [• —II .. yt« • » *•!■« — •»- ---- .. and guest Mis* Adamif of Spring­ ta M jmm n r * * n t » H « t » l n « . w r i t ta a iat.. mr mr tItl >■ a .tk a»|M • rmr*l lk. .la---r - virlW -----|M il.^l«^»* field, Mass. - THE WEATHER = - ,A— ilY POPULAR ■ 1 r r> dem and “MILKS O’ROURKE" — —■ Noted to Florida for Winter T h e P r in c e ^ ! -— T O N I G H T - ... , t . , .. For Florida: Rain tonight RETURNS TO SANFORD . Dh f!. j T Melnhardi, famous ' VIOLA DANA and probably Tueidny, cold­ throughout the country for hi* skill. —IN— • Comedy Drama of Irish Life by er Tuesday und in North in applying ^he Blisalless Method* und Centrnl portion* to­ nnd who especially became conrp:cR ev. J. A . H ennessy I r w l l a . a r telepliatw* l k » ! ! » * • night; much colder Tuesday uuus ainco sueccwsfully nttcndinft bm ( m l l r a n w l a l , * in North and Central por­ ■ e n title d HHIDGB LUNCH BON John D. Rockefeller and other not­ tion*. The member* of the Social departa Orff. ed individual*, h** returned to . SOCIAL*CALENDAR ii:, nl ,<f TV WomatiV Club nre entitlR ]j Daytona, Florida, tq readme his W |o cycr hesod jif sudj.u thing u Monday “Th-* Return of Slllew O'­ • <| to n?k one gde»t for tho Bridge winter practice. t j . . . r pawning a bikytf And yet thstu Rourke at the K- of C. Hall. 8 p. m. Luncheon Tuesday, Feb. 13, at the Dr. Meinfcnrdl fieetime eminent v r tA tim /m Tuesday—Mrs. R. A. Newman will en­ Purish House. after producing miraculous tcsuHs When you wear our glasses.you j what happened to Pretty Rnt^ tertain, the member* of the Ev­ who, became the protege of a Tho name* of those expecting to In previously pronounced incurnlde (ton’t have to be jiernctually ening Bridge Club Chronic Disease* und • Deformities rled about tholr falling off. You ly powni»rokcr. The story of be, - ................— attend, and the name* und remltTue*day—Hoard meeting of the Wo25 JH.r ,,u„ t) aI„ to he tum through application of his original can go right on with your usual' Rutii escapc-d lming clnimed by mun'» Club. ^ rt>! #,i in to Mr*. K. A. Newmnn not later ItloodloM Methods—without the housework because we ntuke hobo who pawned her has a ttronj O'i than Saturday, Feb. 10, a* positively Ka ter Tuesday—Concert by the Tam *" ' VS i use of Surgery. It is said that his them to fit and to give perfect human appeal. Also— - • i i Shanter Hand at High nclmol at i no name will be accepted after that • methods arc similar to those em­ service. BULL MONTANA in AT 8:00 P, M. Who’s going to get that free chick­ 8:16 p. m. ployed by the famous Prof. Lij^dnte, • Wednesday—General buitnos* meet­ en ?Hcar thu “Hen Roost Patrol," a* enr. of Vienna, Austria. Pnticntr. u\Ve See T hat You Sec” The Punctured Prince K . OF C. HALL played by the Tam O’Shnnter I-adles ing of Woman'* Club. come to Daytona from.all pnrts of Tomorrow—Jack llolt in'-M ilh! BIUTHDAY PARTY TickctH 75p—No Scats Reserved the United State* every year to Wednesday—Mrs. I). L. Thrasher will On Snturdny nftemoon Lydia Mar­ Band ut the High school Tuesday, Feb. a Man"; also n Snub Pollard feat. entertain the member* of the Fort­ Piny will be repeated by tne consult hint. garet Rankin entertained a number d>v ...____ » same cast of Sanford players as nightly Bridge Club. Dr. Melnhardi hns been attend­ of her little friend* from 3:30 untjl Sanford’* latest acquisition, the Inst spring. “Ask those who ing Clinic* throughout the north­ Thursday—Mr*. It. A. Newman will 6 o’clock, In honor of her tenth birth­ ’ entertain the Duplicate Bridge day at her home in Twelfth nnd Oak. Turn O’.Shunter Ladies Band, compor- saw It.” ern Citlc* during the past summer orrOYlKTRISTOFTICIAN ed entirely of Sanford girl*, will give NOTICE club at her home on Fourth street. Most Interesting outdoor gnmes months nnd he recently nnnounoed their opening program n t the High Tiie Rpnorablo Board’ of (’Banty were cri}rycd by nil taking part; later Thursday—Colonial Pageant nt Par­ thnt he hns advanced n complete Phone lit)---------Opposite l*. O school Tuesday, Feb. Cth. Admission iCominissioner* in nnd for Scaia*;*' ish houso under the auaplce sof the an Interesting content wn:» given, relief for Rupture by the Hlondless . County, Fin., will receive bids at tkm Woman’* Club. Both afternoon nnd Paul Rigger* being winner of the 60c. Methods without using Medicine, ni'xt reinilnr meeting to be held w prixe. Surgery or Injections. The Herald delivered ids times a evening. Silver l.ako swimming parlies ore Tuesday; February fith, A; D, U*2J, ,r .................................. ■ , . To merchant* und btulnol* people After 1:30 refreshments of' ice J . .. « i Friday—Colonial Ball nt Parish house week for 16c. . Ju.it n* popular now a* they were inJof Sanfonjj Id o'clock a. in. for the pun-ha* «{ cream and cake were nerved, after given liy Woman'* club, 8:30 p. m. t h e gooil old summer time..People nre p o r Rt!Vcrn| yrnr* I have been a Who’s going to gut the free chick-j which Cuple calendar* wore given as Snturdny—Mrs. L. P. McCuller will fnvor,. Cures Malaria. Chllla *1, nt Haseldon* pavilion every day en resident of Sanford and employ all en7 Hoar the “Hen Roost Patrol" entertain tho member* of the Ev­ and fever, Dengue or •“ •.There enjoying the occasion were Joying the water nnd having picnic white help nnd I always see thut they- as played by the TAM O’SHANTKR ery Week Bridge Club. .. ...... .. l-ir,.o.n.w are first clnss mechanic* before I LADIES’ RANI) at the High School Irene Fellows, Mary Maxwell, Mar- parties, ....-t(c E:iVA' U . 0?qUS' 3 Tuektlay, February Cth. ‘jr.T-'Jt:. trust them with a oh. Tho maority guerito Renaud, Bartorn ltennud, AlMi** Adam*, of Springflolil, Maw, Doc Haxeldon i* sore on the city of in the charming house attest of Mr* ice Thompson,1’Inox Thompson, Mnmlu Hnnfoid. Ho my* that un account of jof the men In my employment are married and have families, that Keller, I<oui*v Evans, Dorothy l-»wOPEN FOR BUSINESS A. M. DoForreit. son, Thowel Thompson, Bill Lyle and.the rapid growth of Hanford that ins j-frnde ench day wilb some locnl l»usiThe Bel-Jur Colfce Co., i o;»cn for I’ uil Bigger* place on Silver Lake will soon l><* in ik'S* of Sanford. So why not let me liusincr.s und ull orders Will be pronipf- j ’ Ben Johnson of Jacksonville spent the city limit* of this city. But he serve you in my line? ly filled us usual.. Phone MiW. the week end in Hanford attending to should worry. Hi* clegent swimming '’ROBIN HOOD'’ TUB GREAT 2(l?;2tc ' business. • AMERICAN COMIC OPERA place will ho mure popular than ever. •e -r— A specialty. I have Mr. Watson, Mil*’Geraldine ,,<kk1 "f Commerce. Hear Marian Kenlilc, lyricsoprano,; The abort life of the average play, sign painter, who has worked til and Go., I* the attractive gueat of Mis* tiro passing fame of the average star, formerly with the Boston Conserva­ out of Sanford f<»r several year*, lie Annie Hnwkin* nt her homo on Celery hns always been the rub of tho the- tory of Music, now head of the Mu- has proven to lie n first via** sign nvonue. . IF Ulrica I buslnes*. • Each year brings sie Department of Slet*:on University. painter by the ninny sign* he has Next to 1'rlnccss Theatre Mr. nnd Mr*. Knrl Schultz an­ forth it* endless crop of “Successes of She will sing nt the la m O Shanter painted while lu re. I will guarantee | the century,” “hits of the «.ge“ l»lg-! I-ndles Bund concert luesdny. heb. d. every job and assure uatisfnction. My: nounce tile Idrth of n dnughter Sun­ day, February I. The young lady post sensation in twenty year*.’’ a n .lllb 'A «H the High rwhool, Admission price* nre very reasonable. No job B eautiful Five Room WHEN THE DOCTOR I’RESCIUBtS Echo r'Oc. too large or small. weigh* nine pounds nnd ha* !»ech where are they r.ll today? Sem i-Bungalow gives no answer, neither dues the bill­ a certain medicine lii* work i* in n k named Helen June. The Daily Herald, l^c per week. board, the Ouijn Iwrard or the daily if that prescription is not filled with Modern Throughout on Imrifi* PAINTING CONTlt \CTOR Mr. nnd Mr*. A. II. Hamrick nr- newspaper*! Like .Shakespeare’s 1*>or tb-folnte accuracy with the belt ud Well Located Lot rvK. SKATING AND DANCING. LAKE ^ Sanford, Florida rived here yesterday, from Orlando, player, they have "strutted nnd frelpurest drugs. Our prescription *ntk W ill Sacrifice for less; n n d a re stopping n t t h e Montezuma. (ted* their hour or two" nnd then van* j MARY SKATING ACADEMY. WED-j _ hack* Up the akiil of the phyriciia. 26R-3IC Mr. Hamrick i* manager of tho local jhlicd into the great limlio of the for NESDAY NIGHT. Wo use only the purest and fnshcit, Than $5,000 gotten. drugs and compound them in strkt Piygly Wiggly store. TERMS When, therefore, n play goes bn THE MOONLIGHT KpKNE nrcordtuicp with diroctien*. In that Fur Full Information See ’ Mr. and Mr*. It. T. Thrasher, Miss year after year, showing to logger way only does snfety lie. IN "ROHIN HOOD' l-oulw.Thrasher nnd Mr*. N. IL Gar­ and bigger audience*; when it* score R. C. BOWER A . 1 CONNLLIA ner and baby motored to .Maitland. |Ul,,| .song continue to outsell a dozen The second net reveals n moonllfht PRESCRIPTION HIlliCGIST Sanford, Florida, Jan. 37, 1!'J3. Orlando yesterday limes over, ail the ragtime and Jazz, Winter Park and scene ill Sherwood Forest, conceded to SONS phone 325-------------The Hrnll Slot* As required by Section I.1. Chapter •‘hits of the age" it is a m atter worth uflernoun. lie the most beautiful stage picture special note. We refer to “Roldn ever devised. The entire hand of out- 551)0, Law* nf Florida, 1 will Ire in Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Smith nnd Dr. Hood" written some thirty year* ago l.iWH, archers, bowman and followers the-following plares, on the date and M. K. Smith of Cleveland, Ohio, are by Rcgnnid DcKovcn and Harry U. reveling in the sports of their* free between the hours sj t after each, for spending n short time here before Smith, and which Manager May Val­ life. “Will Scarlet" sings the! renown­ the puf|M>«e of roccvling Tux Returns 1 Store in Florida going to Daytona where they will entine will present ut the Princess ed “It Take* Nine Tailors to Make a for the year 11*23: 10 Stores in G eorgia Gdncva—February 7th, 10:00 n. m. upend the remainder of the winter. Theatre February <!0lh. Man," often, called the “Crow Song." Originally produced by the famous a* the story 13 of n fnmous bowman, to 3:00 p. in. • The many friends of Mr it Gccil Bofttoninns, it has been continually and hi* humoryu* experience in Nhoot. • Osceola—F ebruary'Rth, 10:00 n. m.| Gabbeit will be ittfurasted to know before the American public. And to- ing at a crow. The entire male chor­ to 3:00 p. in. jfi that she arrived here yevierday from day it la still breaking box office rec- us join In the number, and frequedlly ' Chuluoto- February I'tli, 10:00 n. m .j| ■ Washington, tju., und i* the guest of ords, still selling out on the first day is recalled many tirties before music Mrs. S. K. Barrett, nt her home on nl its seat sail still bringing laugli- lovers will allow the opera to proceed. Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store , ter and romance nnd happiness to l Then follows "Brown October Ale," to *L0O p. m. Magnolia «venue. ’ 1(1 thousands. "D Promise .Me" is the the great baritone song, ltd by ‘ Little, Oviedo- February 12th, IU;0U a. m. ft] Mrs. Edith Little of St. Petersburg biggest seller of any single musical John" in which.the great male chorus to 3:00 p. m. Altamonte—February 13th will glvo an address nt the Washing­ composition, just us it was the first Is assisted by the girls’ chorus, a t­ ton Tea Thursday afternoon. Her sub­ year of the opera’s production. a. m. to 12:00 m. tired In Lincoln greon, and appearing Lopgwood Fcbrunry 13th, 1:00 je c t will Ik* Art, and it I* hoped that as Irowmpn. The entire second net is ns ninny ns possible will hear this in­ Jew elry T heft nt. to 3:00 p. m. n wonderful entertainment in itself. Lake Mary—February lllh, 10;00 teresting address, ns it is n treat in May Valentine's "Robin Hood” S tirs up Miami, Of­ willjMvh store for those wh owill lie so fortu­ n. nt. to 3:00 p, nt: * lie given a sumptuous revival at Pabla—February 15th, 10:00 nate ns to hear her. ficials Searching the Princess Theatre, February 20th. “THE RETURN OF LOCALS BABY’ y or TONIGHT, FEB. 5TH Tom Moore NOTICE W hen Your Bread don’t suit You try . SIGNS .SANFORD MAID BREAD . R O U T H BAKERY Win. Musgiove NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS & !i tn 12:00 ni. The Washington birthday celebra­ tion thnt starts at tho Parish house on Thursday nftemoon promises to In­ line of tho most enjoyable cventB of the season. This atfair is being put on by the Woman's Club of Snnlyrd a m ] tho proceeds from th<* same will Ik- used for the b u ild in g fund. All the money will Ito spent in Hanford, in re­ modeling Hie Woman'* Club house. fv For People M ho Filched SS'ia.OPii Tiie Herald delivered Worth of Jewelry from Residence you had litis morning. 1 , 1, TXr .lianrtntM rr**«l MIAMI, Feb. 1.—Municipal nnd private dcttk’tivu agencies Joined to­ day in the Mpnrvh for 3230,000 worth of jewelry stolen Irani the home of David G. Joyce, Chicago nillllonnfn) |unilM*rmnn Tuesdny night. Mrs. Jqj'ce, , to whom the .towel* belonged, sent an EVERY W EEK BRIDGE C-LlUl 'nilplane to tho fishing enmp Mow Olio of the most delightful social Miami where her husband liad l«*n events of the p art week was tho Ushlng for several day* mid tho air­ bridge luncheon, given Haturduy by plane returned nt noon today with Mrs. Forrest Lake, nt the Seminole Joyce who will direct the search for Hotel at Winter Park. The giie*l3 the burglar*. were the ntemhora of the Every Week . Rridge Club. SKATING AND DANCING. LAKE Following the delicious six-course luncheon, n very interesting game of MARY SKATING ACADEMY. WED2f.S.3lc bridge wns played. Tiie prize, a NKSDAY NIGHT. Monroe- February Lrith, 1:«*«» p- m. to 3:00 p. in. -rv A. VAUGHAN? Tax Assessor. ltd I-5td; Hw Daily Fashion Hint Table Linen, per yard 98c ■■■■ ■■(■■■■ HI Open Dny nnd Nluht •f :. ., Ladies’ Rest Room • i Ml Can He Seen nl Our Plato Would yotf like to own n car of this kind-one thnt will Rive you servlet! for every dollar you invest in it7 If so, give us your order now for n IlUl’l*. B. & O. MOTOR CO Hanford, Fla„ Corner Second Street nnd Hanford Avenue 4 Distributors Seminole und Lake Counties > a One of the Largest and Most Up-to-date Drive-In Filling i I* i l - I.. I LI,. 9 at... n ln lit ' Stations in this part <>of the state • i* i k p M * Table Napkins, per dozen 8 YEARS OLD—Hah run over 200.000 miles nnd now runs like n new cur. This ’r , , . -rlTzi-V AN AT>APTAM,1? DESIGN Tlii* dainty frock of white pique ranv be cut out a t the front to form a U* shaped neck, or it may l>C slaslicri,, umferf.iiril and rolled with the coiltr to form revem. As illitttratfel the tract vest i» of tucker! organdy. A leather belt hold* in the fulness at the wairt. The ntodrl U such a aimplc one that it lend* it or If to development in o variety of materials. 'In brown taffeta ft U «■ccerlingly dreiay. Medium tire requires a jf yard* jAinrii matrrial. ’ ' ' » - ,► *i-: .• * ' '■ (-..if *,*■ .ir / . > 'a �Daily Herald I'a b lla k rS e » e ry ■ lla ra M R H f » » t *»•* S i r a t t h e . H e r a l d l l u l H l n * . 107 H l t i i l t l A « r , S a n f o r d , K l a . ____ is one of (he jokes of the Mason. The government U ,spending million* in tux money to prohibit the booze traf­ fic ami all they prohibit is prohibi- The H erald Printing: Co rrnMsmtii* N llif ...firrrrlu ry-T rriiiitrrr ..... ( . r n r r a l * t n « o * r r A il.t ril.lio ; tn lra > lndr A p p llm llo u K i»> *» O n S is Y r a r ........................ ..................—..... Z tn n lh n . .......— .......... .......................... Tfci- h l ( IS - l » i s - p n s r W r r k l r Hep* ■•lal f n l l r r t y r * n r r « K # w ln « l f I f l i l i l f a n d la p«bll»l> fd r t f t r g r l d n x . A d t r r l l a l a s r a l r a a i l r k n o w n ■» n p p l l r a t l o n . 12.00 p e r j r n r . a l n a > # In n i l t n n r r . m : . m i K i t T i l l : a s s o c i a t k i i i' i i k s s T he A sso c ia te d IT«-n* Is ex clusiv ely • Millet! in Ih e u e s fo r reiiutllleatlon nr a l l p ew * (tleixilchee e re illU d lo It « r n o t . o t h e r w i s e rr e d llc il In th is nn.l a ls o t h e local n e w s pu b lish , il h e re i n . . , , All r i c h IB o f re - p n h llc a ll'.ii of special d i s p a tc h e s h e r e i n a r e i»l«o reserv ed . F o r e l c n A*l«'*?'t«tmt R - p r e » . n t « l l v e THE AMITtir ANPlITJlS ASSOCIATION SIDNEY O. CHASE —A neW Library Building in the center of the city —ExtenHion of the present Ijulkhoad on the lake«h -The new pier and bout basin finished before January, 1924. ‘ ‘ A big Auditoriu mthat will scat at least 5,000 people. -New home -for the Campbell-Lo&fag Post, American Legion. <*» S s b a r r l r i t u a I 'rlr e la .W in n e r 1. 2, The German plutocrats who have been grinding down the common peo­ ple for years and especially since the war, are trying to foment trouble In the Ruhr district beenuac the seizure of their properties by the French will show up these people to the rent of Germany. There will bo n great ' . , A Community Chest out of which all funds will ho drawn. -Two mill tax for publicity purposes. •Municipal ownership, starting with water works and soft water. 4 -> •Systematic mosquito campaign ami cleaner city. -Ten thousand p e o p le 'hero-one y e ar front to d a y . A Sanford Iuntltulion under the direct man ngemcnl of the following HOARD OF DIRECTORS J . R. A n th o n y , W . H . T u n n ic liffe , D r. S. Pul c s lon, E . H. H a w k in s, W . E . S cogghn, l o t January were powers for^this prevention of -Urtjt:st an and Illegitimate actions. Many .1 Ini rascally intention is dropped because |J r of the possibility of "getting it in thejtih papers." The papers publish what to they cun secure o f "news not with i the idea of punishing-an d names, in- numers, (hie to the organization percidents and actualities are blA. nut-, by the Utilities commission, ter ini upon which to l.nse nnd Inten- ‘which has educated the cum ih'.era to si fy the story told. Without names the neceiiit yof early pnymc it, and el thnsij who were a part of the incl- extension of servisa l<. cuztomvi.-; v.lni dent there would la* no story- T o o ;jl,j mrt obtain It Ih fore, are assigned, omit those renders the telling of the fho principal-reawn* for the inTlie receiptt jumped from teas than $$f(K)0 In Dwctnber to >he January figure, n id December was an C. F. Williams ALL DEPOSITS IN SU R E D Sanfor.d, Florida iiii"n«ane over tho'prccsdtfiT r.iodth. CROSS-STATF. I,INFS NEEDED “.Mr. M offat dcrllhed t » i .l'm itc There have been frequent referenc­ Thin is not an obituary notice and Day by day, in every pray, it is be­ how mi.ch of (he IJ4.CO0 will tic prof­ es made in The Gazette to the fifteen Sidney O. Chase is one of the few men ing demonstrated Hh/it Florida is nn The people of both the east nnd it for the city, hut'll Is a*•amed that •ores of tiled land on Mabbctte street alive that have graced the editorial Florida are the iV.r.lings tof th * plant* will Ins agricultural state. While the citrus west coasts of South owned by Sir. Nave. IDs experiment 1D23 SritiNG MODELS IN page of thin paper. H is merely A note that in , thi* issce apprars an crop i* at present the most Important, Uan been watched with interest, be­ keenly interested in the vajrlous pro­ grenliy in excers bf the ■est.iHatf ject,, for tlm construction of railroads made by t|ji* crlmiiiisiii*ri ndniv time MIEL1NERY excellent article ai»>nt our distin­ lha time t* not fur distant whan this cause wo believe the results which he can no longer be truthfully sr.id. The gels wil play n big port In tho future and highways acre?* the peninsula. ago. It is impossible for the com­ guished fellow townsman front the Skinner Magazine of Dunedin. We variety of fatm crops whicli can be of O: coin county, luist week hu 'I here is common interest to he _serv­ mission to ascertain hoiv nutch prof* tit* getting in the big city cinia and produced in this state i* a surprize to shipped lettuce to the northern m.ir- ed by hUi b , lines of communication, .it the utilities will yield until the i. Monday he received p wire *tat- apd tbero i* no doubt Ibe very general now plant is in operation. arc prone to pass up the personal iic-i the uninformed. The state has a type "When the new ei|iiipl»ent •* in-tiso counts and achievements of. our fel­ of soil to suit nlmcst every kind of,j„j, tliat the shipment hnd been sold desire of the people Will result in both built ill tile tiie commission will i t aide to de­ hnnford, l iurixi low citizen but the editor of the Herald crop that ran lie grown in this inti-1 Pittsburg for twenty-five cents ft railway and highway !> inu termine just where it stm.ds. No tb-fwill never issue a sheet so large that tude, and the people are awakening to hamper more than the clorost top very near fu tu re - it may I'f itiltc word ul rap* reduction h been we will overlook the good points in this fact. The one crop farmers nn* price. Recently his lettuce did tile cm I rn"t?:r will be opened. apokrai, but if has been rumored on the people of Sanford and especially Ix-cnming scarcer every year. Diver­ same thing in Jacksonville, in compe­ The announced purpose ol ‘soverai occasions that both the watthe people who have achieved big; sification is becoming the watchword, titive with the older lettuce-growing ('oast railway l . build from IlKTTHIt UEADINf things in tins world and in our own and this is ns il should tie. When the r ret ions of the state. Yesterday « Okeechobee, while not a* world in nnd about Sanford. The; Florida farmer produces most of his [Sanford buyer was in Kissimmee look- C!ipiB-state railway, i- a * will inin t more sntfsfm tin Herald is proud of Sanford citizen*;'eatables on his own farm, with some ling nt the celery on this tiled land.] movement In that dire.tion. staple crop n t n side issue, he will That man, who knows the game, said lii.ii to be opened i.p by t! lire to your reading. A same nnd only the modesty of S. O. Chase ; have begun to live us a dirt fanner described uu of mi iiu;.*: ,’-sed the local celery is as fine an he ever, has prevented our writing something uiw. He further said Osceola can • The ’limes-Utiion. disco.nbout him that would really describe should.—Orlando Sentinel. grow better lettuce than Sanford, and his life. And the article in this Issue jest as good celery. H1* estimated can he rend by the young men of this liint in two weeks f»ur car loud-, of period and ftudied and taken for an ■ m™tcin lit htiTi ■ eiery "ill roll from the celery por­ The people of t- .clii Flortiln. will example of the boy who iiml some- 1 tion of this experiment in tiling I cs? I t e.-jpw inlly glad i" • •* •• road lead­ thing definite in view when lie start than nine months ngo Tim land, which ing northwest froin Mmnu for what cd in life and who worked to that erfd^ !>:i» produced two crop* of lettuce hnd jl promises for the future :.s troll n* undergoing the hardships of pioneer- * !r :tus, pen-;, carrots nnd other vege-1for what will be in . oitiple bed by itu ing in a new country, having failure! ] tabic*, oil et handsome pro'it, was rompbtiorr. Tb. along with success nnd surmounting mid east SA N FO R D M AR BLE & G RANITE WORKS cncleated pine and palmetto land! obstacles that would have dUciuirag-f: coasts of South Florida, only about Kissimmee Gazette. JOHN GOVE, I'roiirlclor ed many, not looking'for the e a sy ;1 DID mjil-s np.irt a- lhr .row fiie.-i, arc Every time some new section of the' Hcvcre.l Immlrcd mil"* apart lo trans­ walks In life but taking the hard CEMICTERY WORK A SPECIALTY • talc tries out celery and leltuCe their portation routes a-il every line deknocks nnd finally emerging from tin-]1 lOtH West First £tre*t , 10l» Wrat First Strsrt first Haim to recognition is the sl<>fray with victory perched on hi* ban- j1 -gi.it of "just iis good as Sanford.” Well, we hove no claim on the celery j Tiip iiiTR ie-'iti the Herald today i* ind telluce of Florida nr any other] rust a bun.di of flowers in any sense state. We Just go along in our hum 1 of the ward. It i* straight from tin* ble wav* shiping more vegetable* un­ heart of the writer who knew Mr. der refrigeration limn any other part Chase and knew of many of his early of the world and with the biggest ice struggiu* from hi* close friends who t bint and cold Storage plant in Hie knew him then and know him now tale taking rare of till' thousand* of for what ho is anil has always Wen i.irs of vegetable* herb every season, n res) honest-tu-goodneas American if you gr.w it n* ■good ns Sanford, business matt, a Sjinford citizen, a brother, il is no lead pipe ciii-h Ihut [ Florida citizen, a modest nnd unas­ you will lie able to sell il mid make suming gentleman. We who know him best know him for what lie t* and we take delight in giving htt.i the honor that t« due him that poultry rai-ir.g it. i'lorid'i w<fabl t p,■•>'., J!.it potihiy rjiiaiug Itk< all oth­ Willy Shakespeare would say anil been done idicnd) in l lie way of de Galli t'urei, the famous opera star, velopnient to idiow that [t is n re -1 er liiioa of hu4iness must ha along W illy'Harrls will sny, also. take* her exercise on the tups of the plan of 4incomparable tlchne . It business lines. Tile rigiit kind of chick tall imilding* in New Y’ork. Snys will not l»e more limn n decade nr two ens must l«* raised and the light kind there is plenty of fresh air there. In foie it will be peopled with an illof feed must Ik! raised and if import­ dlietriowH and thiiviug poput il ion. it ed feed must b- ptm bused lo fill in Tampa is now in lln* cliilcbt** of the tile home giown feed it aliotild lie ptobable mat in n generation H.aL. pirate crew of Gnsparilla. Well, evon pint of Florida Unit is below tia In. • done. The lloek- must !*• watched with that is better tbau being tin* clutches great cure and the m an- who exited* M'pnratiu,; Hdl'Horough. I'idk, (if.spfte peonle we know. ill:) ami I ' n . i " 1 Truai tin ■i ...... . to miike money from a poultry farm Mitllb of them will ill.VI mole p'" !■ must give it Ids care niul lit* time Read what thi electric rate* wril In­ 'and whole attention. We aiv unite than tin* intii - date of Florida Ii im in (trlamlo nft*-r Ihe rut and l lieu-fig­ sure that poultry raiding in tlii* pm* now. It i a fi-gion of great rewmre tfip I lN V IT R IF IE D ure whal Snnfonl wouiiV have under of the state can he made a profitable k. \ laid of tlie o ' st rapid development municipal ownership. mid the new line of the Fast Luist business on lands that probably would riillway will make-much of it ne«e • t noUbe tit for nnything ipiite a* proThat cold wave may hit Florida hut ; iHnble. The Suwanee Citizen give* an hiblc.—Tampa Times. if it does there will have to he .better example of poultry raising Ihut can time made than yesterday. We wait­ i lie duplicated in any general farming MONEY IN UTILITY PLANTS ed patiently all day for the freeze to county in tlie stale and vie mean t>> come. Just now Sanford is interested in general farming the kinds of Itunltt upon which corn nnd other staples can tho ownership of the public utility And then we can assure our winter be profitably, grown. 'plants anil tile citizens realize that visitors of one M ire thing. If the taxes will never ho any lower unb .spring Mr. Harvard bought cold wave does not come it* this month Ihe city can realize something in re 1,000 Leghorn baby chicks, paying it will not crime at alt. We have our' turn each year from n municipal own 11'. cents apiece for them, tle'U' in real cold spells in February. cd water, light and gn* plant. The >addition to stork already on the first move in Sanford will l«> for tin* yard. 'Of these ho raised over .1,000 Dispatch from Washington ownership of the water plant for San­ ami after l ulling the chirks and sell­ Rig drive opened on boollegeis ing the rooster* he now has over 3,- p»e*s and there is a feeling of anger ford must have u supply of pure soft 000 laying hens. He states thnt the j mingled with alarm, n desire to dis- wider for drinking nnd domestic pur­ jr average number of egg* gathered by arm public sentiment by threats of poses. Our sulphur water is * the him daily Is 1,100 amt that he has n financial punishment, upon the part purest water in the world and flowing WHEN U U SELL £3 demand for more eggs than he can of thoso whose actions nnd intentions from deep Artesian wells in nn unend­ LIST IT YOUR REAL M furniidi, with standing orders witli and plan* have been presented to thu ing stream of water cannot be con­ WITH US ESTATE i f taminated by any foreign substances Hie Royal Foticianu at Palm Reach, always anxious public. There arc several cases of this sort such as some water contains. Hut the the Royal Point at Miami, the Ponce Improved celery farm, nn orange de I.eon ut St. Augustine, nnd the ! iii Florida nt the present lime, Vo­ sulphur cannot be* removed it seems grove, a city home, a vacant lot, Mason nnd Seminole hotel* nt Jack­ lusia county, Osceola county, I'iucllas although other Florida cities have re­ yrild land, fire or nuto insurance sonville. The egg* nre infertile, white county, other counties, nre the battle­ moved il by aeration and if the sul­ makes no difference—see us— nnd graded ami he Is now receiving grounds of those who declare public­ phur cannot bo removed it is unpop­ ik) cents a dozen for every egg shipped ity was the very Inst thing to he ular with the visitors to* the city who We have whnt you want or we while ordinary eggs bring not over sought in the gamo being played. The object to the odor nnd the sulphur or will get It for you. 36 cents nt the best. application of financial salve is con­ the saline properties in the water are C le v e la n d , O h io "Mr. Harvard has no baby chick* sidered by some n- complete adjust-; had on the plumbing and the price to sell, so has no axe to grind, when ment for publicity that is distasteful paid for repairs each year make the AGENTS he urges every farmer in Suwannee —when those who make claims for^ water nn expensive proposition, T he' county to do away with scrub stock compensatory' fulids know, morally,; following from tho Orlundo Sentinel! R E A L ESTATE and go to railing L^ghurna for eggs. there are no grounds except a strong tells about the ' municipal owned Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance There is no chance to glut the mark­ case (if .bluff upon which to haze plants in that city recently Uiken 105 W. Flrot 8U SANFORD, FLA . i et nnd he believes that , Sttwnnnce 1claims. Newspaper* nre reckoned i\s great county farmers enn make big money YSTHERE cheap pavements are bought with long term bonds communitieis often are found paying off the bonds for perhaps ten years after the pavement is worn out. i - iO h y _ _ C 5 cm _ M usually outlast two or three pavements of a less durable type. They outlive the long term bonds and, in the meantime, cost next to nothing for mainte* nance. NATIONAL PAVING BRICK MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION Maxwell & B ritt �_ _ _ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FKHKUASY 6,1923 1,8 n Na to Na H a N N N N T* to to to to t o t o t o t o t o t o to . t o 'to to to to to to -to to to to to to *n fet to to HISTORY OF 1IIS EARLY LIFE AND STRUGGLES READS to to LIKE A ROMANCE to to to to to (From Skinner'a Packing House News) to to I ay to F.t to fa to to to to to to to to to to to to to to n to to to BUSINESS CLASSIFIED ~ ADS DIRECTORY S J ' to to You can find tha name of to every lire Buaincsa Man M tn Sanford In thia Column to each day. to ' M to to to to to to to ta . —__ L. < latvsitird Ada Ic a word. No to •v*. Ad taken for less than 25c. to to And positively no Classified to to Ada rharited to anyone. Cash Na to ntml accompany all orders. to to Count the surds and remit t o eu acordinitly. to to to to to to to to to to SIDNEY 0. CHASE IS SELF-MADE MAN mm County H ighw ay B eautification A sso­ ciation Organized D O N ’T F O O L (Joed M trting Last Night and Asso­ ciation Started The meeting held last night of the Special Committee appointed from the Chamber of Comerco for the purpose your hard earned dollars, a part of organising a coupty highway beau­ o f which should be w orking for tification commission, resulted in the perfection of the* Sanford unit, with you EARNING In terest, n ig h t In 1878 Horace Greeley's famous were, for instance, the first „ Florida the fojqtpjiig officers': Mrs. II. E. advice was still porsistenly echoing orange shippers to “strip'' a car of Quick Service T ransfer and day if deposited at ■U « .gj A> ""'I r " r inch-wide \ " n ' ' strips “ ‘ “ Vbe-* Wight, prcsidtfOi;' Mrs. FOR SALE and influencing young men to turn fruit, putting . ,\C „John Mcisch, . rfc Storage Facilities . , . . r J vlttbprcsident; R, U. Pearmnn, Jr., their steps toward tho Facifie Const, tween the boxes to prevent too great 1 , FOR HALF—Hosier nnd Ufiya' puinis OUR SAVING S D EPARTM ENT! If wo pleaaa you, tell others; if not, secfKary. treasurer. nnd varnishes ot Sanford Novelty and it was there, In that year, that weight and 'give ventilation, tell tta. Phone 498 D. L. Thrasher presided an tunipurSave and deposit them w eekly Work*, Sanford agents. 123-tfc young Sydney O. Chase, of Herman- this practice is general although when ary chairman in the absence of Dr. town, Pn., had decided to go, when th(* Chase's inaugurated it they were —and have som ething to show for can get seed bed illackman ami appointed committees ELTON J. MOUGHTON FARMERS—You frum-s and irrigation pluga a t tha Fate turned him toward Flurida In­ considered foolish to attempt it. Mr. your earnings. to imediately proceed with* the work ARCHITECT Sanford Novelty Work*. 100-tfe stead, nnd the west lost a man of J. C. Chase spent some time in Caligicnt ability. For, although it is pop­ forniu in order to become familiar of building up a strong local body. FOR SALE—Twelve furnished rooms ularly Supposed that new countries with California methods of culturo E. F. llousholder, Geo. W. Knight, Room 7, Millar Bldg. with three year lease at 115 Pal. develop and make men of force and I)r. S. f uleston nnd A. P. Connelly with marketing, another instance of •ANFORD FLORIDA inetto avenue. 335-tfc character, in reality the opposite is the broad lines, the educational meth­ comprise the committee on preparing FOR SALE—Hix room house (ceiled) true: that it is men of force and thnr* ods, the firm employs. constitution and by-laws.' Ill this con­ , lights, telephone, good well water. ncter who develop and make new coun­ SANFO RD NOVELTY nection it was stated that the aecreRut it is not only in connection with Sanford Heights.—Hunter, Route A, tries. And Mr. S. O. Chase is of this the citrus industry that Chase & Co. »*nr * « “*> methods of 'prm ttlurv in A COMMUNITY BUILDER W ORKS Box ICO. 26H-3tp type of inherent strength, with an in­ are known, for to citrus knowledge this particular from Himilnr organisa­ V. C. COLLER, Prop. FOR SALE—7room cottnge and four herited sturdiness not only of phy­ was addeil that of vegetable growing tions in California that are known to B. F. WQITNBR, Caakitr F. P. FORSTER. President General Shop and Mill connecting lots, comer Third and sique but well-weighted and well con­ through many years of experiment be the best for this purpose. Pine Ave. Call 101 Magnolia Ave­ trolled m cnti| ballast. and experience, and as Sanford de­ The membership committee consists W ork nue. 269-5tp It was when he was hut eighteen veloped into the largest nnd most im­ of Mrs. R. M. Tolar, Mrs. H arry HrerCONTRACTOR and BUILDER FUR1 SAL hi CHEAP—1923 Hupmo* that n friend in a Philadelphia hank portant trucking section in Florida the in and Mrs. Donald *P. Dntmomnd. It |I 7 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. bile touring car. Address K care advised him to try Florida instead of business of Chase & Co. grew, in the was tentatively agreed a t the meet­ Sanford Herald,; 209-5tp the west and gave him a letter of in- early stages of tht* celery industry ing that the nominal sum of one dol­ FOR SALE—Just received one carloail trodurtiun to another young man Chase & Co. saw the value of adver­ lar bo charged for membership in the B. W . H E R N D O N of fresh milk rows and heavy of a few years’ seniority, Mr. James tising Sanford celery in the fnr west­ association. '* * ; springers.—K. E, Urady. 2G9-3tp E. Ingraham, then living .at Sanford, ern markets nnd went to enormous The legislative committee -which will h'iitaMtt general agent for Con, H. fb, Sanford, expense to secure that trade. They draft whatever legislation is nevesir.ilif INSURANCE AGENCY FO R R E N T and just beginning his own long nnd had their middle west ear-lot custo* jsary for the furtherance of the work “D on’t Try to ‘Wear Off- W eakness R esulting FIRE-------- AUTO-------- DONDS I'THT RENT—Large front Tied room, successful career in Florida. It was, mors re-ship for them iu five or ton- consists of K. F. Mote hnhler, chair­ from These D iseases”— Is Advice " also garage. — Mr*. Phelps, 009 also the beginning of a lifelong crate lots to California, Oregon ami man, John Mcisch and Fred T. Wil­ S. 0 . Shinholser ♦Given S ufferers Palmetto Ave. 2G7-3te friendship, hut it was indicative of even Washington) the cost to Chase liams. • —■■■ ■ young Chase's ehnracter that he re­ & Co. was one thousand dollars. That FOlt RENT—Nicely furnished house­ UE-CU-M A Quickly Builds lip System A fter Contractor and Builder Despite the fact that thp meeting keeping apartments. Apply 113 E. fused both of Hu* positions Mr. In­ it paid to pioneer at even.such ex- |lm| been widely advertised through . D isease coultl then offer hint: night ________ ' 26B-2tp graham ** .............. w- |--------------’ ------ *• proved to j tho press and by pcndjtinl letters to a SANFORD penso,- however, has been FLORIDA Fifth. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, 2 clerk at the Sanford House, or buok-|them again and ngain and is one » f|fnrgo number of supposedly lnferested It takes months, often yeaTS, to en­ All who have had “ Flu" or “(irippc" to 3 rooms. Apply 2')0 E. Third keeper in connection with tho San-[the many examples which might be people throughout Seminole county A . P. Connelly & Sons toed n system building tunic. RKtirely ford store. Young Chase said he could jutad as the big way in which they 2C8-3tp Street. there was but n small attendance,, „ recover from , a bad easo of I ' a l a b l U h r i l I DUX CU-.MA supplies tin* need. You do it means weeks dc book-keeping “back homo’’, that he has® always done business. Chase & which to those who are wholehearted-! " ,,r Hr ppe. Il-F .-A -I, FOR RENT—Front bed room, 117 i:-s-T-A-T-r. tot have to wait weeks to notice tho .... _ ,i. , , ,, , of suffering, during which-the patient didn’t come to Florida for that, and*Co. now operate fruit nnd vegetable ly working lor the lienutificutinn of . In, ratuirula Karma ... . ... . . . ' Laurel Avenue, 209-3 tp Improvement after taking RE-CUMen lift hues that life holds ;:o plensneither did the hotel offer appeal to packing houses throughout Florida nnd:the county highways, was most disI'n-linprovrd Innil Insurance FOlt RENT—Eight room house, well him. It was in December that he ar­ have bonded representatives in ail the tnes and that death would I k* wel- MA. Its U-ncflcial effects arc quick eouraging. The fact that such little n i r Lola N r f tr II on ,1a located.—A. P. Connelly & Sons. nnd lasting. rived. The following February he principal ear-lot markets (numbering interest was shown by county officials eoiwi*. Munirs l.aaaa 269-t/v went to Tampa to seek something over one hundred) in the United The entire system is built up and attack the was also very much deplored. It I h * * u ihu* l*r>PI>* iluilaraa I’mprrljr lloalnraa f’hnnrr* strengthened nnd you feel like u new more akin to his Ideals. It took iutb States und Canada, so (hut their hoped that future meetings W ANTED meetings of ^ [ weakest org.m »f the body. They alMain OfTk'0 person. Toko RE-CU-MA today, you determination anil tenacity of purpose “Sun nil and* 'and other brands are kind will attract a larger majority of U'ltVQ t,u,i,r vlptlm* w,’^ t ™ * '1* SICISLII IIKAI.TV COMI*AN T WANED—A chsnco to build your to undertake such a journey for in known far and wide. a run-down and nervous condition, at will fed bolter tomorrow. citiien*, and place Seminole county in AANKOHII lltVESTlIHST COMI*AAV now homo before lumber gets any IS79 there was no railroad between Price $1.00 a l>ottle. On salo in Mr. J. C, Chape conducts the Jack­ the position of leading rather than the mrrey of any malady which may l'hniir 4H IDl-S Mnun til Iri Air, higher, Plans nnd estimates furnish­ Fan ford and Tampa, but again the sonville division of the farm’s 'busi­ emulating, our progressive neighbor-} attack the system—-already worn out Sanford ut the Union Pharmacy nnd ed.—Knnford Novelty Works, 183-tfc young man proved his resolution of at almost all good drug stores.—Adv, ness nnd one of Mr. C. 0. Chase's sons ing counties in the work nf highway *' STEW ART The F lorist WANTKD—Smart boy with wheel.— character. He walked to Tampa nnd!. is associated witji . him there. Hut briiutification. Cut Flowers--------------Floral Designs theft hack_r.»* rmttu tin-rn' Stone's-Market, .Sanford Avenue. for no no titifuirt opportunity tlu-re1j j r Sydney Chase Ims always been 257-tfc attracted him. . [personally identified with Hanford, Annual and Ornamental Plants The Daily Herald, 15c per week, However, though hr found a num-,married there nnd with his wife (who WANTED—.White woman to do Bll Myrtle Arc.----------- Phone 260-W week for 15c. hrtusvwork und answer telephone. her of occupations open which did notiwns Miss Whltner) und two other 382. appeal to him, orange-growing did;: son*, makes It his home nnd hen dr SANFO RD M ACHINE No- washing, no ironing. Phono2f*8-2tp he whs anxious to learn it literally! quarters. The famous Relair grove "from the ground up," *o, when an in Seminole county, near Sanford, COM PANY WANTED—3 or -I room house, un General Machine and Boiler furnished with garden, state rent i opportunity came for employment at comprise* 43C acres, of which fifty , Works Sanford's grove, the turn* us are in citrus trees. The "fsleworlh and location. Address N. \V„ enre 0f ! ' “ Relair," nlthough it meant, tho first Grove," owned by Mri Chase, at Lake Cylinder Grinding Herald. * 2(!8-llp year, merely “working for his bonid," Butler, Orange county, has one thous­ Automobile Repairs ~M ISCEELANE(JU S he seised it, sensing th a t- it *tns ex­ and acres under fence, three hundred Acetylene Welding Phone fi2-------- Sanford, Florida FOR SALE—Wood for . sale, Bmull actly what he needed. It wn* then id which constitute one of the most The blocks nnd trimmings from (he an exception to find a'scientiflc liurti- beautiful groves in Florida. crate mill. 50c a wagon load at tho cclturist in connection with practical Chase celery acreage at Sanford in­ Orlando’s L argest Store Orlando, Florida L. B. HODGINS orange culture, hut at Ileiair there i'Rules a number of large farms with mill. Fine to make your heavy wood AUTO RADIATOR AND SHEET Were two efficient Scotchmen iiijan annual output of many cnrlots. burn well.—Hhlnhntscr’s Mil). METAL WORKS *hnrge, one of whom was from the "QUALITY 1)11) IT 25-i-o.o.d-iwp But, notwithstanding the great nml Ceneral Repairing Glasgow Botanical Gardens. The in­ Varied interests of Chnse & Co., it is 207 Frrnrh Ave.-----------Sanford, l-’Ja. I-A RMEItS—i'lcnty of now ilust free structions of these two men were in­ not remarkable thnt to those who •With a porgomis array of violets and the happy singing of cnnsWcs, the new displays of cotton at Shinholser's Mill, it's tho right 1-1-lmp. kind for tiling. 254-e.o.d.4wp valuable and in his daily association know him, at Sanford, his home, it is fabrics and dainty new nnderthings spring forth ly herald the with them young Chase learned more the personality of S. O. Chnse which to to to to to to to than perhaps a decade could otherwise first occurs ns of importance; it dom­ LOST . < * LOST—Set false teeth, gold plate have afforded nnd laid a broad foun­ inates his friends as it does his bus­ to 16TII A N N U A L bridge, between Daytona und San­ dation of knowledge of citrus culture iness, nnd this is perhaps the arid test to to which has been one of th e -secrets of of a man’s influence—the surest sign ford. l-cavc at this office and get re­ ward, "N 26'J-3tp his success. It is a pleasant and in­ of success in the world. I teresting fact that later he himself :4s Ibecame the ow ner- -now is—of the MOVIE STARS COMBINE WASHINGTON, Feb. The sen­ j beautiful Iielair grove. Card* of Sanford's Reput­ TO KILL TH E RING ate foreign relations committee toable Professional Men, each Young Sydney Chase's ability and AND SAVE INDUSTRY } ilny decided to refer to Sectrtnky of whoan, lu his chosen pro­ stability soon became recognised Hughes the request of Senator Rob­ fession tha Herald recom­ LOS ANGELES, Fob. 5.—,V com­ inson. nuthor qf the resolution for Hie throughout (he community; he was mends to the people. appointment of official American rep­ constantly given greater trusts nnd bination of seven lending motion pic­ resentatives on tho reparations com­ when his abler In-other, Mr, J, C. ture slurs and several independent mission, that Hughes appear before Chase, came from New York CUy to “ rijig" of exhibitors, will be formed BEA U TIFU L 1-DAY EVENT the committee. Robinson's request will join hint, he had already embarked on within a few days, It wns learned a George A . DeC ottes go to Secretary Hughes without com­ a substantial career of business sne- few tiny* ago. Thb combination will Atlorncy-at-Lnw ress.. From the first S. 0. Chnse has lie a million dollar organisation. ment. i *>• 1 M M H been identified with the growth of Dougins Fairbanks, Mary' Bickford, Over Seminole County Bank Sanford nnd his long record of as­ Norma and ('unatancc. Talntndge, SKATINfi AND DANCING, LAKE sociation with its civic Interests is ilSANFORD -t- FLORIDA MARY SKATING ACADEMY, WED­ li'ininnting. Sydney O. Chnse cannot Jackie Cbogen, Charlie Chaplin, Har­ ■ What n riot nf color, what n variety nf wonderful fahrlcH nnd dainty umlorthingn for ywi to NESDAY NIGHT. 268.31c bo fully sketched without a mention old Lloyd und perhaps Charles Ray, . FR E D R. W ILSON who has the m atter under considera­ of some of these, because they prove tion, will make up tho organisation. ■ hco— n voritnhlo springtime atmosphere pervndeH the Htore, nnd the (tonga of the birds for you CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH to hear—the setting couldn’t he more appealing to every sense. Even the bargain sense is ap­ ATTOUNEY-AT-I.AW iu a peculiar way his ability. Only a Joseph M. ikhcnck und I). W. Grif­ > ■■— % MONEY man rnpnlde of unusual concentration fith will lie interested. There was n pealed to by the offering of specially attractive values. This is a yearly event eagerly looked \ First National Bank Building Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c eould achieve in his business nil that forward to nnd one of interest to every wonmn.The young girl who loves pretty underthings ns meeting at the Fairbanks residence • FLORIDA and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shcf he has achieved nnd give of himself to SANFORD well ns the home-maker who tnkes this opportunity to outfit herself and the youngsters and field Ave., Chicago, III., writing your his community ns he has .done. He of several of those interested. Another purpose of the organization a replenish her household linens. name ami address clearly. You will was the first treasurer of tho Land receive in return a trial pnekage con­ Department of thi* South Florida Rail will lie censorship. CHELLE M AINES taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com­ road (1833-1888) ami made up tho "Censorship within reasonable pound for coughs, colda nnd croup; first pay roll for that railroad, then bounds is valuable, but foolish cen­ FEW OF T H E LEADING VALUES LAWYER hi _;tFoley Kidney PUU for pains in aides under construction, nnd while still n sorship is a detriment." Schenck said • : — C o u rt Hotiiie and hack; rheumatism, backache, kid­ ____________ m i in a lengthy interview. very young man, was made one of the ney and bladder ailments; nnd Foley directors 6f the Firat National Bank Schenck Mid In various parts of Sterling Sheds— % « Bgnmlned / GUase# Designed Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and of Sanford, succeeding, his brother the couhtry there existed -Inga of mo­ j-No, <508—80-lhdh Longdoth, Bolt of 10 thoroughly cleansing cathartic for (who was a membei1 of ih e original tion picture exhibitors, where every ^ <>» fui ^vnriU »H U3 * im .yoltifU $ 1 .3 5 72x90 Sheets . tii-rfEa Hiphry M cLaulin, Jr., constipation, biliousness, headaches, board). Another uf the ways in which theatre was Jiwned by one person, or r . . •* 72x99 Sheets $1210 und sluggish bowels. Sold every­ he servedI Sanford waa ah general group of persons, who told Independ­ I N O . J 4 9 O p t D. , 81x99 Sheets . $1.58 where.—Adv. ent producers they would pny so much -T-lght and S manager of tlipp Snnfdfd'’ OpticJaa-Optomslrift .IG-inch Nninsook, ynnl ..... ....... ......... 25c for a picture and if tbat wore not ac­ i Fuel Company, a poaltlon he was ask­ One lot of ,72-inch, all pure linen Da­ H I Btot First Street Ssnfftrd, Fla. ed to assume to*stralghten out its af­ ceptable, the producer could stay out mask in 5 exclusive patterns, yard.....$2.5Q 86-inch Tink Cheeked Dimity, yard.....27c SAVE MONEY ON fairs during some troublous years of of the territory t 22x20 Napkins to match, doien ......,.$7210 36-inch Jnp Crepe, White nnd Colors, * TIRES A N D TUBES Its existence. And when Sanford took ‘Y his’leave,* the producer helpless” dr; r . m . w elsh 70-inch Mercerised Cotton Damask, yard..75e upon itself the.commission form , of tho statement said. “ If this combina­ yard.......... ............ ........................... 50c Graduate Veterinarian Picot, Tatting nnd Vnl Edges nnd Inser* Get My Prices Before Buying municipal management, Mr. Chase tion were permitted to expand, the Telephones Office tions, also Filet Crochot Laces, 36-inch Pajama Check, yard 21c - ......8? Pennsylvania was one of the original three men result would be tho aqueexing of the Office 123 ’ 0)ipoilte P. O. _ * Vacaont Clip chosen to assuma this responsibility. artistry from pictures.” . Pealdenge 257 N Dcl.and. Florida Bebenck declared this would kill For practically forty years tho •. ■ • Goodrich ,Mn«. A. I. Spencer some of the greatest film spectacles. Chase brothers, J, C. and S. O,', as Silvertown ALSO SPECIAL PRICES ON UNDERG ARM ENTS OF MUSI Chase A Co., have been active In tho It was said it was not tho purpose of SPlrtULLA COKSBTIERE tha .now organization to opposo the citrus development of Florida, adding . "I Sanford und BeLund FOR W OMEN A N D CHILDREN originality to practical knowledge and policies pf Will l(ays, ns long as they p. o. Address, 228 8o. Boulevard continued as they were. 403 DeLahd, Florida 105 Palmetto A ve^ ----- Phono 481-J far-sighted business methods. They " ',v , ’ . . '..v l - ’ ■ •-*’ Ay* t ‘ rs-' HA 4% l QUICK RESULTS FROM BAD EFFECTS OF ‘FLU’ AND ‘GRIPPE’ WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO GOOD PRINTING PURELY PROFESSIONAL : a s m F. P. RINES j... W e d n e s d a y , F e b . 7 t o S a t u r d a y , F e b . 10 �» « m » a SlUl ARE YOU ASJWELL OFF AS YOU W ERE A YEAR AGO? I! The answer to this question rests with you. “ But what ever the case may be you undoubtedly would UM ■■ like to be still better off. A good bank.connection is imperative it you would succeed. The best and ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ And b an k c o n n e c tio n is1 th e on e you s h o u ld ■ ■ str o n g e st ■M A. S3 Hi; .n WE PAY FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS B A SE B A LL FOOT BALL B A SK E T BALL T R A P SHOOTING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor GOLF BOWLING TENNIS ' BOXING COUNTER JUMPERS JUMP LANG ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE OFF TO GOOD START AND FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE FOR ’23 BROTHERHOOD TEAM VICTIMS Will Take in B radentow n to Fill Indians Place n i l . LECTIONS— OLD ACCOUNTS, overdue nute*, bad cherkit. Write for our proposition. Our reprc^entaIIw will call on you.—Southern Ad* jiMtmcnt Agency, Drew Building, Or* lando, 1'lorida.. The Herald delivered nix Utnc.t nj i Notice of Application f«r Tax Dm li ! Under Section 575 ol the General Statutes of the State of Flurid.i Notice is hereby given that Frank : Evans, purchaser of Tax Certificate | j No. Itif», dated June 2nd, A. !>. 1(1.11). —Schedule C onsists o f 120 Games jhna fileti said certifjeato in my office j T yler G rabs H onors for H igh Score, R olling an all kinds of tnlxtip:* and then Wl'^ , |ntid has made application for Tax It is virtually settled that the Flor­ A v era g e o f B etter Than 160 ;.ee it work out, itV great. .Deed to i$f.uo in accordance with ktw. ida State League will march along ianother season although they will jSald certificate I'mlirtfcs the fallow | The second half of the bowling .howl tonight, Farmers and Chase tn- more Ihats likely drop from fla s s C And Oshot no. I.. l>. . I'otain you get ing described property situated in leaffoc was officially oiXjtuul Inst uifjhl; morrow night and tin* notes niid to t'bi-s it. Should lafl.snnville not ^ ^ moneys w rth to ighl, added a Seminole County, Florida, to-v.it: ■ and the first gnine went to the Mcr- American I. •gion Thursday night, go, Urndcnluwti wt|l take h.-r place. •v,,i*ih I ollard ' onn- ij : i this good Leg. 11 .18 eh. K. and ti.il rh, S. of chants, they romping on one of thoj The sente for lust night’* game was and Hindt-ntowri’s advent into th e } picture. KW. '.or, of NI! I-1 Sec. 7. Twp. 20 S.. Range 30 Ik, run S 5 tit eh., K. tl.1‘3 new clubs in the league, Jimmy Stew-‘as follows: I It ague will make it a f l a s s D league a rt’s Brotherhood team. Urollkerhoi.i) John f . Smith, that Calf IL*fining ‘ ,1- x - 5*03 l k - vv- lu ':1 s j iiiiti.mati'ally us Hrndentown's .pnpu and[s »ii,! being assessed at the d a te 1 A margin of 22(1 pin* in the fount- gobinson ifi:j i is .11)2 Intion is not large enough for a Class f o . Smith, and Mrs. John League. Wilson, are the honor, d guest* at the 'd the Issuance of such certifienlc in er .lumpers favor looked like a bad Matthews I ID 375 , • . ft onlt-rs defeat for Uie new-comers hut in |i (1ffin mil .115 Jack son vi ilc> was not rejircsonteil at ' n,luSH to n i^ iu ^ 11% \ t.«* L ,t,L orm r. t the name of Unknown. looking over the results it will bo1| | llf-hei mu 180 Q ,|„ado Sunday and reports frtlln that John ahmild be m.titie l to bring j Also: Tax certificate No. 205, dallearned that the Merchants wpre howl-lstew nrt . . T"'J | Jaeksonville have it that tt is cx-PiU family and see " Making n Man.". |i-d the 7th day of June, A. I), lt'20. 122 Ing a little .over their bead and this ---- ** j ireimdy probable that Bradentown! ------ | has filed said certificate in my office detent does hot mean that tin- ItrbthTot.ila -1813 j will take the Indians franchise «nd| “The Mosqueiml;. ’ i- n good one.WMl •»»* mmAe «PI'licnthm for Tax erhood team ftlll not forgo to the ‘ the league remain a six club organ!- and it cmn.s t., Sanford tomorrow 1***1 to issue m meordan.e with law.' Merchant' front. They have several good mu sat hm. No tt fcieinc was made to night. H hat do y.i'u think of a man Said certificate embraces the follow-; . 10fi 1Id pad after getting going they should Rive deset tiled property situated inDominick Multaney’s dniin or any? who haa to play husband with a Pardon 1 17 1*21 £ make some others ail up nnj take m>Scminole County, Florida, to-wit; nding by Judge laindi* in regard* t o : si range woman? Tout what hap Uurdlck Hi? 1!l2 K tlc e . ! It* g. S E cor. of NK l - t of N\V I I. the same. The Orlando Sentinel had ; pens in !h e'“Mii*<iu. rader." 1 I'i 157 Tvler ISec. 7, Twp. 20 S. Range 31) I*., run The Champs and Men’s Club will Randall the following to say about it this — —— . iat I2li ----1 morning: . . , “The Hand Ilay" Thursday and the N. 11.08 eh., N. Mt deg. U*. l(i ch., S 11.38 eh., E. HI rh., 18 acre*. Said — .... B ill ■ ■ III I I II III "Former Mayor Al Lang, of St. week end featur. i- “The World’s Ap- . . . . . . . . . , , Total i . fflh i d e l .-Inn g, was elected president of plouse, s . the I'riuee?..! I rainy lino,. , . .. I hsuarteo of such rrrtlficutc iti the the Florida Stale League and an-'jSaturday, O at Meal, p k g ...... 10c Standing of the L'lutw none of Unknown. rtounrement was made that Braden-: • I’el. Abo: Tax Cerliflente No. 2p3, town will probably become a member Amongst -min <>f the grant one N o. 2 Tom atoes, can 10c Merchant* I.lltlll dated the 7th*day of June, A. I). 1(i20| j the league at the annual meeting toming to the I’i iner-ss are "A Daugii 'F .!)!)(! h i . filet! said r e r tif i.a ti .11 my nffun < 'ongicgaliunuU lure Sunday afternoon. N o. 2 Corn B eef Hash, Men’s Chth n-r of l.uxuik.’’ "f i 1re lice" and > n .Dill) • I has nuoie RlU'ilt ..t for l ax Will, h '’to It..* annouiK-ement' "Mr Lang w i . ' . . l e i .ifIei form er . I 2 dc t urn? per can .non I ti e.I to issue in arirrdan.i witii law mu- I'i. idi at Witlli-r U R ..e had rleRotary Sa i l n:i;ttfieate emhr.tt t tile follow-; ID ing ik'Hi'ibed property situated in; N ew Irish Potatoes .01HI eliiud to setve atioli i l .t m , and the itj fcj i hast' . I’emlBSU* County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. ,tli)U I lull owners promptly elected Mr. 114 l.lglM.I Rose an honorary d i m tor for life 1n a.i R e g a l Thousand Island Brntherhund [" 10.13 thi. \V and tl.:i.» eh. H. of NK.; at^nectation of Ids xctvite to th e l e a - ' » t cor.' of See. 7, Twp, 2D, S. Range 30 E. j D ressin g * g u e as its chief t'Xenitive since it W as; p.i SKATLN’ti AND DANCINU, I.AKK Run W . 12.50 eh. S.* 21.13 eh., K ID foundeiL •; MAlt V Sh ATT NR ACADEMY. WED,1... S. 7.t8 di.. U 2.5(1 eh., N 28.87 '■'I he exact date ..f o|a-ning of the F ijilAY N il;111'. . 2tiS-.ltr • h., 28 a c r e s . Said land being iu -e-s■KCJ season w,an<le!I l.t the decision <.1 at the date of the irsuaaee.iif such ■l tin chedide omiiniUe*', which is «« 1 1 1fb‘..11- 111 tike tl’-.km <>f Cnkluik.il. inrde up. of Frank Cullen, of Orlando; Al .| Tax ('crtifn ikl. No. 202, dat II Atm trt.iig, of H.-.ytana? and id the 7tik day ..f June, A D. 1320,i ' '.. 11.' Henley i>(# l.akelutt.L It will W'atiim Tyler 1- leading the league n H iaiiaw B u u H rE t.oM iiuuauaai.acaE iK ii.'iaunE U iisaasaniaaunnuxK jra not o|h 1 later than April D, nor. ^arjhas filed said ivrlificato Jn my office; in nvHnires. for n minute. ■ ■ unit has made application for Tax iei'thm i April 1*, tlie itlgtit)i«vti of the issue , in accordance T h e B i ^ c s t Tiling in Central Florida This Hu lommittet' said, BrotherhocHI leiim ain't nu hud. Honnr. Deed ,, to .... , ... witii law. Said certificate embraces the foliowU "The league will become a elans D of thoir gaud ones haven’t turned out Y ear . . , « . ,, ..ii. irg de.tcribod• property situated in | Organization if Bradentown is adm it-j h* yet and Jimmy aays Mtet wall till . , , „ ' .... * ted, as that clty'a population is n o tj||)C.. ,|(, jSvmtmde t.ounty, Florida, to-wlt: NK ■ large ciiL.ugli to admit it to class ('i ____ _ H-l Ik o S. 15 acred of SU 1*1 and S iu;rehnll. There is a possibility, too,! Rig RU,‘„ 0 ,, hi luled for tonight ,H K* 11,33 t tl* "",l <1"11 i 1k H' of “ that the Circuit will be hieieused to jTjH, Men's Club, the only team to de I MV. cor., run S. 20.42 ch., E 10 eh.. 2.54 ch., N. 28.78 28.78 ch.,\V ch., W j) eight cities if Jacksonville should d e f e a t the Champs last half will p l a y ^ - T ^ ch., Hi E.2.5fi^ch.,N. n chi« to retain its framluse. them tonight and some .fun can he d l" f’*03 ch“ d l’) ' • •• u “ By general agreement only two s e c n a t this Barne. ., Twp. 20 S., Itango 30 E. lift acres Haiti land being assessed nt the date men wlio have participated ill a cer For Koui'tceu cynsecutive yijars it has liccit growing—it ■ taifi numher of games in a league Farm ers arid Chase will play t<>- of the issuance of such certificate In has cost niortOy—time—ami prodigious efforts to build the S higher than class C will lie allowed morrow night and the Rotes Itr.Ve the the name of Unknown. most artistic exposition in the slate. It'is not a mushroom _ '- nit club. A spill season will hv qklea3Uie of intnidacing the other now Ainu; Tax Certificate No, 204, iLtgrowth hut actually requires*!he constant labor of the whole « played, the name as Inst year, e a c h intu llu. |,.UJtUi.t the American ed the Till tiny of June, A. D. H'2D. year to bring it to perfection. You have your part in it. ■ half to consist of sixty games, and the' iA.gj0n. lif t filed said certificate in my office ____ and has made application for Tax You can help make it hunt. Arrangements have been 2 sulury limit will probably he the made to slid wthe best of lb" proihicta, citrus, garden, field, JJ same. Jaeksonville w as the only1 Bradentown conies back into the Deed lo Issue in accordance with law. manufacture, home- demonstration, health, slock, poultry, ■ mem ber city not represented a t the * Florida Slute League. Thai's nice, haul eertificnlo embraces the follow­ art, ncedlccraft, etc. . B meeting." if Hanford couldn't make the grade ing described property situated In wo are glad to see there are other Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. Johnnie J. Jones* Shows have n part. So have^he’ Fer- S 'yrt----Ml )U Ha Pa towns irf the suite thut can stage a NE. cor. of KW 1-1 of -Sec. 7. Twp. ris Wheel Girls. Joe Killjoy Will lrotic ami the parld Sisters ■ *4 ** 20 S.( Range 30 K., run H. 4.8 ch., N. come hnfk. will perform. Tiic Dcllamefld Tioupe of Oirls are said to Ho ■ ^ 80 deg., W 20 ch., N. 4.47 eh., E 20 the fihost poserit in the country. ■ *• * P A D fT IIP )Q ch., t»uertS)* Said Ispd being asle ed ' ‘.A nd ?Jr. Lang takes ^!r. Rose's rfixty Race horses now practicing. 1 v l l lI I L i 1 *a at the dat.* of the issuance of such job as president, Ouess Kalter has KemieM luh Dog Show, gofthn himself about fed up on the certificate in the name of Unknown. This is your FniV. Help to make it vours. Bring some- _ Unless said certificate shall be re­ Florida State iwugue affairs. th lllK tc jil" , § f S ,M iig l deemed according to-law Tax Deed m ta n t o M' Daytona will not drop her fran- will Issue thereon on the 7th day of C om e Y ou rself—--------- —B rin g Your Fam ily S ‘'.Making a Man" at the Princess to­ cliiso ns was rumored during the Jinst March..A. D. 1023. WITNESS my official signature; night. several weeks—ut least now now. Reduced R ates on All Railroads unit -seal this (tie 20th day of January, ■ Ami Jack -Holt will show you how WASHINGTON, Feh. (1.—A Hope A. D. 1023. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, H Tis done. thnt the profits from the Panama Ca­ ■ Clerk Circuit Court, nal may ultimately enable the govern­ -----W. H. O’Neal, President Jas. ],. Giles, Treasurer 5 , Seminole County, Ha. “ This man make* a fortune, goes to ment to build mmthed entail nt-russ I!. II. Dickson,' V.-PrtH. *C. 12. Howard, Secretary ■ New York and sforgets who he 'Is, Panama was expreased ut the White By; A. M. WEEKS, D. C. 1-30; 2-C-l3-20-27; 3-G.Cte If You are Not Particulai W here You Go to H ave Your Tires Vulcanized or how much you pay, this shop will not Interest you. Hut if jog have a regard for nervier and li.no a strong desire to obtain the host po'rdble work for .lour tnnney, we invite you here with full cieifid.nre that we ran satisfy van. K e n t V Oak u lcAvenue a n izandinThird g : Street C om pany 1M10NK -SANFORD. iToitlDA l7 AUDITORIUM D A Y TO N A BEACH Q .(3Lui§jiJ ITALIAN OFTHi' *V()ll IJ PS (2it KAT ARTISTS CELERY SEED L P. McCuller TENOR 8:15 P. M PRICKS; S1.00, 81.50 AND $2.01) PLUS TAX Mail orders to Auditorium. Daytona Heach., or call Phone PT* FREE The Sub-Tropical Mid-W inter F 7* A I R . W e will g iv e tu EACH PURC H A SER of All Roads Lead to Orlando one dolalr’s worth or more A GOODRICH T U B E R E PA IR KIT Come early before the supply is exhaust­ ed. W e h ave'a la rg e stock o f Tires and can fill your needs thing- in th e A uto MOVIE FAN- ORLANDO, FLA., FEBRUARY 13-17,1923 W E H A VE IT * r * f :i r r i Phone it Sanford, Florida 115 Magnolia Ave. c ? 5 •? - r‘J �£♦♦$♦♦*♦*-*♦♦**♦*♦♦*♦♦^.♦^♦"♦t******* BANKRUPT STOCK OF JOHN T. BRADY Consisting ♦*♦«$♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦•♦*4$ 104 FIRST STREET, FLORIDA SANFORD of HighGrade Daimonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Cut Glass and many articles too numerous to mention. All goods to be sold at --------------- A u ctio n -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- swing open on the Greatest Jewelry*sale in the history of this city, an opportunity th a t seldom presents itself (■.'* j , V .*f' '• •{ - * .' To the First T w enty-five Ladies Coining to the Sale Daily at 2 # 0 p. in. W e will Give Each a U sefu l P resen t TO BE GIVEN AWAY ON LAST DAY OF %4% *%A^A4^4Ih*A^Aiti « rV V V V ♦ 1♦ ♦ i im n iT o r tin \ tv ri> \s rr:H n o i .i : r n i \ t v I’ K J i n m i : \ iiim j H c n r .a t t K ii n o r ii, 10 :3 irt o f Uie P o e e tp i s uml l) |s h u r* r ii ic n ts of Hip F u n d * of t- lu r lm l e n d i n g h Y p te m h r r Sutli, 1913, w i t h th e hu lau c, i v Miiiiiiitiiiin;; iin.i t, s t a t e m e n t <«r th e A sset* am) L iahltC o u n ty P r o p e r t y o t h e r t h a n IWinot of t h e mild, K.-mim.le till il, <)h > iir H rptpmlipr. U S ! , I.\ Hi- ttnnrd ,.f C n n n ly ■Vii B a l l , A p r i l 1st. 193! Pereipt* for Hi a Months Mukhin ‘palntire lll u l i u r a r n i r ii l i i f u r s i t OntiiDieltiin In r Ia nee. H f P l H n l » r 30th, tM * 111. w i t 11 \ > i h i m 'K i m m u . i I»e|M,sttiiry llrtl/inee A pril t*t O u t s t a n d i n g W a r r a n t s A p ril II* N**i»Vf the well Stay nt home and hear them. • Centenary or Missionary sermon. Friday "was ucvotmi to the tnihtoteM hot was helpful to all. Tills L a y m a n * * m e e t i n g was of great inaplrntion to bath preacher* ami laymen ami the jn-ople went homo, wi!h new- yrnl ami tuiirage to do ^ht; gffent thing 1 f,ir the Kingcrom of Biftl? T h e S a n f i m l la d le d w e r e nio'it g r a ­ c io u s t i o s u - 1 i;», s e r v i n g d i n n e r e a c h . . d a y nt t h e c h u r c h . All d e c l a r e d S a n ­ f o r d h a d , m c 1 o x c s 'l c n t e o y k t .njxi > I r t J n o t h i n g h iit p m i i ' ;*rr t h e ap len -' «['d i n t e r t n i n n u M a n d g .ia d r n t l v e J n t th i n m e e t i n g . W e t r u s t t h i s i* b u t ih.’ b g i n n i n g o f g r e a t e r t h i n g . t.» !■: *, -iM 'h p il in th e M e t h o d t i t c i . j u l i i>, S a a / o n ) . sends sermons to the sick, hut because bII t meeting M irriiom sT c iic h c h I.J.Ol tto v ii." • None \ Itr. Shitey declared that the radii) U.Ji7 | challenges the church, not bernusi* it M a k in g I 'a l A i ir . UikltM Imlance l l l i l i » e i i i , 'i m ( n r S i t M u n l lu i Salary I.f ■Clerk of Ilie C i r c u i t I dll-r and C lerk ' o Criitnty < Per lu> ne an d M ileage of Omni )■»! -! Sherifl for. a t l e t u l a n v e 1 i I-imi* Ominiy i ’ti n t •5*010> PrumSiUinn i*n at PITT.SllUKG, Feb. tl.—“Ann rim i looking for nn easy ivriy, tn worship, SmnJ the radio risers that way," the Ubv. Theodore C. Shitey, ptetior of, St, Mark's i.nthernii church, dec 111red in a sermon in ti tlo-.vnlmvii theatre, tak ­ ing ns.-Ids text the "Ihidio and the lim n l My men l of W a r m n i s mill Illitiiirviiten ts n v m i:s Radio Religion* ’is P rofan in g Church D eclares Preac Iti, 1.inn* A pril 1st, 1 *. liitntmiilliin W a r r a m s A n rll 1st i»i |ui*liory He declared that "religion h being cheapened and the sanctity of God's | house is being profaned with the 31) tin ■ — 1 wholesale delivery of, pennon by ni- I im i K G \M E I'ltn i’F tT IV l ASSOCIATION TO MF.F (’.H ’1!T IlOl'flK FltlilAY .’ will iT(T»-r mi acc unit of in'ii.e Geninoie County Fish & Game t fund to rnrr> on the great l'i lOrcti-. e \ n o.-i.-p in-i will Imld a biiiMim ho-e t*.l , o h nl:, n o im portart !.’■eti -g at the court net in mu lui-Munaiy lietds Iwu e FiiiJ&y night, Feb. Jl, nt eight rwrulihg mi im.aric t, laitii uYIttck. I'vrtv.iili lllicr of the usfoclol io.eign iii aid where you niton and those wh-» ore not meminnut go mn-clve . The mon-, hers but ate in'erc Red in the pre rer­ an! I-have i. ours o.dj to hart- \:ition of the fish and game of S?mi* oh limveidy l ather. Are wg Hole county me urged t * bo present nt *0 our blither w u:td have us *}., meeting. The i|uostion of thu pro* ' liildti i.i nt .seining in Seminole cminM. Gieifn of Savannah, tin., ty will |.«- tnkeit uii at this meeting, laruliy night, giving n sttong ’ 2iUMtjf a- ■■■ am) IV'iU lljV reI MiiU'.ner' ■.1 (l— iigs FREE! i rtHOig^ Ipruylr, Li r.—Mf rtli. , Trsc.fyr Kl-iUlmi I *J11-. mm -I. Hank „ .Vat i|,t on ti,,ml tl. io k I, ..( 1 |MT • -111 Allkit e A .-mi .Iw . H.-l loeili-s F I*, i- I! I. . p i - u . l l f l u " a - * A i I t; It In - B l i I ’ti.iriii t Making. Hilalo'i- Visit.oifr Beautiful new anti u]i-to-(Uite Drive-in FijlipK J I N l i i t f s e i n e n l h f u r *il\ l l u n l l i » i T r t l k l e i » ll a l i M i n - H e p t e m t o e 3" Ladies’ iind Clenilemen’s Rest Rooms open to the f PROMPT k1 Vil*• if1 Mel l&ltUin , H. pMOnlt. r .311(f), l a : : . With each 5 Gallons Gasoline purchased at our Filling Station we give you a coupon to be redeemed for Rogers High grade triple Silverware at McLaulin’s Jewelery Store,- First Street, Sanford, T r n M i’f* Itlilanri-— * ••It Apt II I’ T r u l l e r * lt» la lie*- -Hoad A |ir.H I ItotnlH In HtnkliiK F u n d April t - i lurid!, Hnt.inmiing, Hepit iiiiicr .:oih, jr : ■;> ll.il.uice. H e p le m lir r Jnili. 1932 u n til I I Ml ■•‘-Hi! Halnneo. A p ril l i l . 1923. ’ -•ta.-t r,i: W n r r j n t n A p ril I si. IS12. p . t i j i it,*,- A pril 1st. I [" r l » l , fur Nlv H i,i,Ih, f ”e’ "l C l d l - e to r —Til ' ■'rtp lro lU r — IP . 1Vmpi co llar — Ita '■•ittijn r o l le r — Te ''o m p t r o li e r — Alt * ■rk ~ lintialfoii • ■ i k — R efu nd *• A. lln iiu le) Mules ™ * "n o „ r u l« Tor . I t N .l l t a In u r e A p r i l l~t 1933 l l e r e l p l s l i ; r -H I. M i , u t k « t I'rn n i T a x i.'ollecUir an d Coni - T a i l s a n d llld eln plIop B Hank I n t r u s t Fine display o f STL1DHBAKER and CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILES P r e m i u m on T r u s t e e p o n d s I n t e r e s t paid on It.ini9.nu I.ntuls p m e l i h s - d Ault, (th, 19*3. nml ptn red in •Inklntf fu nd H o i, I I , . 1 H.ir , ,.f | toad M uperlntem l, n t a htuI O v erseer* , . . **' !' y,llS' t'O RimiMlnuer* f o r Hoad I ns p e rt Ion .puMfurtton M a lg t* n * n c « o f Hoad* an d ItrldBc* „f Mjiierlnl ■’ ■I. m„i Jlaclilnerj ,'V, bi k. Post mill r a r e a n d fe o d ln * t.n lm r CL','f n tl c t t t u a r d s Y? l5 l and Pitre o f P o u v l c t s o n lloaiU t a v e r n * * .............. at ivork) MB ,’i e t H ataner Heptem lier 301li. 1932 _ Hi,mis HulntilliiPmt Hi p le m ln T 3')lh, l9Sf. ----— M JH I.T Vitne Expert Studebaker and Chevrolet anies tn T r u s t e e s R aln n ri s Ca»h H eptem lier Sotll, 1932 T r u s l e e s lis l u n e e s |i.,iu|. In KlnklitK F u n d Heptrml>er 30lh. 192! T r u u te e n llaiiltiees Ohah III H oad ,H eptem lier 3U, 1912 A t s H T S I M I I.IA IIII.IT IH T I 9 r | . l e . o l . e r M H h . ID33. AS9KTS H a la n c e PAsh In l l r M i l l o r i f * i l a t a u c r C a s h In Itn n d s llund T r u s t e e s p o n d s In Hlnkln« F o n d . .. T o tal . W a r r a n t * O iitstuiidlri* f o r C u r r e n t k t p e n s e * 1XI ? *4£_ »r IST.U5 -4 u s . to H p r r U t Hoad A H rlil*- f)|*t, Vo. 1e !! < .(! K lnrlila l l r o v r * t'r l>let. 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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 06, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 06, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 06, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6f028ea78ad9d91cdeaab683492a5246.pdf 7efa46c596394660bd19b6608297a522 PDF Text Text EMENT TODAY ABOUT HOSTILITIES END w■— ’—V---—--■■- ■— Our Governor At Tampa Today TIDAL WAVE SWEPT DISTRICT SAT­ Imperial Potentate URDAY AFTERNOON WITH of Mystic Shrine Attending Fair renew aj T o f w a r AIMtIVKS IN CITY TO FIND PI GREAT LOSS From Honolulu ’■ f •­ HAS n o d e s ir e to st a r t a n y t h in g w r a r m ie s f^ c b e a c h o t h e r Will Rest Upon Carrying Out o f Termn of Mudunin Armis­ tice Say Delegates KATES IN COMMAND OF T H E CITY Wy The A uorU lM I 'r t u l TAMPA,’ Feb. 5,—Governor and (llr The A H orl«t»i l*rr«»> Mrs. Hurdcc with stnff arrived hen’ LAUSANNE,'Feb. 5.— Ismot Pasha this morning to learn thnt the city the head of the Turkish delegation was threatened by pirates. Notice informs the Associated Pres* .corre­ wns served several days ago th at King spondent today th at Turkey has no Gaspnrillo and his Mystic Krew would desire to resume hostilities with either arrive about noon today anil proceed Greece or G reat liritain ns a result of j i„ hold a high carnival including 11 the collapse of the 'N ear E ast confer­ parade through the city streets, and ence, but he emphasized that the T ur­ the capture of the South Florida Fair. kish and English arm ies are still fac­ ing each other in Asia- Minor. Ismet Milane Amusement said the Turks would nsk the powers whether they consider negotiations Company Purchase officially a t an end. Theatre Equipment LAUSANNE, Feb. 5.—The impres­ The Milane Amusement Company sion prevailed am ong conference dele­ has purchased ffom the Lucas Thegates tinlay th n t Turkey would not Intre Supply Comiinny two type "S" I*, informed officially of the term i­ Simplex Motion Picture machines nation of negotiations in us mui h with the improved mechanical are con­ as it was the general desire to reiitin- j trol which is the best picture machine ue the Mudanin arm istice, thus avoid­ ing the possibility of a renewal of the that money can buy. This machine has all of the very war. The French delegation plunned latest improvement* and is the m a­ in leave for Paris early this a fte r­ ch in e-that .you will find in ull of the noon, the T urks going tomorrow. very best theatres. The Sinfplex m a­ chine produces one of the clearest and WORK LIKELY TO IIE brightest pictures that is shown on FALLS’ SUCCESSOR the screen todny. They have purchased from the WASHINGTON,’ Feb.’3.—President American Hentmg Company their Harding has nboul completed plans chairs which is an upholstered chair for the cnblnet readjustm ent made with the latest improved ball bearing necessary by the resignation of Sec­ binge. This Is a chair that is only retary Full of the Interior departm ent used in the large theatres and is posi­ nml it was indicated yesterday that tively the most qomfortnhlc chair thnt a formal announcement ftu the sub­ is made. The ball hearing hinge en­ ject mihgt be expected within n week. able you to rnise the seat without any All indications have been th a t the noise nml il can he raised with' your President’* choice for the interior little finger »> thnt whenever you get portfolio is P o stm a ste r Work, who *" ' , .......... easily raise the in addition to being an adm inistrator of dem onstrated ability, has a wide knowledge of the w estern problems with which the interior departm ent i: chiefly concerned. It was nlso understood that Sena­ tor Harry S. New, of Indiana, who re* tires from Congress March 1, still was forecast am ong those under con­ sideration to succeed Mr. Work ns postmaster general. It was predicted in some q u arters .thnt his selection for the place would !>e announced nt the same time the president formally makes know nthe tra n sfe r of Mr. Work to the interior post. Ht.it nml turn* will bu n» nuist? to urn- tHfb the oni'Tfext to you. The Milane Amusement Company i* buying nothing but the very best and the Milane Theatre will be one of the most modern up-to-date theatres in this part of the state and n theatre that Sanford ran well be proud »U • GASOLINE GOES UP; KEROSENE LOWERS; • STARTING TODAY Commencing Monday the price of gn so line advances one cent on the gallon—making the price in Pnlntku 21 cents, while the price on kerosene I MFORM MOTOR LAWS drops the one cent. As the quantity FOR STATE OF FLORIDA iff gasoline compared with kerosene ADVOCATED AT MIAMI is as one hundred to one—or more— the new scale cannot be term ed ,nn MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 5.—Advocating “equal izntion.” passage of n uniform m otor vehicle • Time wns In Pnlntka when 70-tcst law by the forthcoming m eeting of the gasoline sold ut 4 Vi cents In 50-gallon state legislature ami adopting n res­ tanks, and when gasoline was first olution offered by F. M. Williams, uced in the plan of the News for mo­ chief of police -of Tam pa, for a state tive power it wns retailing nt seven constabulary, the Florida League of cents. The days of 7fl-test gasoline .Municipalities ended its one day ses­ have pnssed, unless there m ight he sion Into S aturday nfternoon. The isolated enses whorc »uch grade is league also favored legislation per­ made to some special order. No one mitting cities to fix tolls for bridges, knows the test rate of the present day. within corporate limit*, rates for the Fifteen ycura ago ill-test wns not un­ street railw ays o r other such u til­ common; todny it runs nt about half ities, nnd rate* for gas, electricity thnt figure; some saying th at it will Yiml water. run ns high ns fifty-six. Ten cities were represented, ns fol­ Owners of nutomobiles nnd nuto lows: trucks will save n little by seeing th at Tampa,-Leesburg, West Palm Beach their tanks n r efilled today.—Pnlntka Jacksonville, South Jacksonville, Mi­ Nows. ami, Lake City, Daytona, Bartow ami The Herald for-ftfst class Job work. St. Augustine. * *4 fiGAfl COLD W] JH E R IS COMING, I LORIDA WILL ESCAPE B1 •‘ T> ~ t\t FREEZING TEMPERATURE frosts will prevail alo'ng the e rs t Gulf f if t y b e l o w z e r o is r e p o r t ­ const tonight if the w eather is clear, e d FROM. ONTARIO, the weather bureau reported todny. CANADA Fair nnd w arm er is the foreenst for this territory tomorrow. IHr Tfce Aasnrlalrd I 'r f u l WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.—A Cold TAMPA, Feb. 5.— Indications nt "nap which ccntored nt White River, noon today were th at the freezing Ontario, whore the tem perature reg­ Weather forecast for north nnd cen­ istered GO below xero, Is expected to tral Florida would not arrive before ■weep down the South A tlantic const (tomorrow. The tem perature a t th at today. Florida and Georgia will be.hour stood se nYy seven, according visited by considerably colder a e s lh - jto Meteorologist Bennett, who foreenst tonight-while freezing w eather and jrain and colder w cother fo rto n lg h t. *1 , W..1 tsM -.4 .V.-J. -i: J -if1.- - ■«> Damage Undetermined But Placed at $100,000 In City of Hilo Alone _ WILL IIK GUEST OF TAMPA SHRINK ON THURSDAY NEW ORDERS FROM HEREIN STIFFEN RAILROAD STRIKE l l t r Tlir A»*»rlntrtl l ar*aa) Ik the Only Real l’inn for Build* in»r a City Here For Fifty ThnuHnnd People DUSSELDOUF, Feb. 6.—New or­ TAMPA, Feb. 5.—The Im perial Po­ der* from Berlin to the railroads in 1 tir Tfcr Aasuriatrd P ro a ) HONOLULU, Feb. 5. Seven tidal ten tate, Jam es S. McCandless, of the tho Rhineland and Ruhr had the of-> One of the most im portant mcasHONOLULU, Feb. 6.—Inhabitants waves swept Hilo bay Saturday. One Ancient Order of the Mystic Shrine feet todny of stiffening the strik e ure* in n fast growing city like Sanof IIilt>, Island ‘>f Hawaii, continued' fishing smack wns demolished and the of Honolulu was the guest of local against the French and dispellrd the ford Is the iden of zoning the city In . todny tq.thke stock of the results of coast rig h t of way and track* of the Shriners today, arriving last night hopes of settlem ent thnt had been [order th at the city b« built on the rig h t tho todnl wavo which swept their dis- Onbu railway wen- flooded. There from Miami to take p a rt in the Cere­ prevalent in the lust few days. Ily in* j kind of lines ns regards beauty nnd trict Saturday afternoon with an cs- was apparently slight damage done, monies here Thursday. dividual interview* distribution of the system atic development of the tim nted loss of ten live*. The proper- One of the waves thought to be a secmoney by premises warning the Ger- -city of Sanford looking forward to the ty damage Is as yet undetermined, ondnry effect from Halciwa, swept man government agent* nre declared jnevt generation. A residence section but has.,lieen placed nt a hundred Honolulu harbor without probable County Commissioners in authoritative q u arters here to b e (of the city should have the street* * thousand dollars jn the city of H ilo1damage. of Third District Meet doing the utm ost to encourage r e - j wide enough-to take ra re of the traf* alofte. The known dead included one The llnlelw a tidal waves occurred j At Mariana, Florida jdstnnce which hm ^ begun to weaken lie and yet look to the safety and tho child, three Japanese fishermen. It is] at noon, 12:110, 12:40 and 1:10. T he' among the locat functionaries nnd t h e !convenience of |W etrians. The houa* believed however, thnt others have largest of the waves came In n 12:40. • ••* to be built in a real residence sec­ To Address Program For Change* In state employes. perished. Tho tidal wave was the a f­ The one thnt swept Honolulu harbor tion should conform to residence line* Road Building term ath of 11 severe earthquake re­ came at 12:00. Efforts to reach Sa­ nnd no one should be perm itted to ported to have occurred from two to moa by wireless bad Iwen in vain up build a garage or wood shed or any I I I , T b r A a x ir ln trd I'rr* * ) three thousand miles from here, in to a late hour this afternoon. MARIANNA. Fin., Feb. li.—Courtkind of objectionable building th at nn unknown direction. -~ 1ty Commissioners of the third con- Car! d Shipment*. Saturday, Feb. 3rd w‘»uld cut off the view from tho home III I.O, IslandVf Hawaii, T. II.. Feb KAIIULUI, Island of Maul, T. II., g,c*nionnl district nrc to meet hero on Florida Sanford S e c tio n ................. 12 “ f « neighbor who desires to bcauti5.—From four to ten Japanese ll.«h- Fclr. 6.— At least one man was injured , February 22 anil 2.1 tnnihfpt a for- F lo r i d a - Manatee Section 17 *>’ nnd make presentable the home ermen are reported to have Inert •ind n num ber experienced narrow os-1 nml program relating to proposed California 9 “ •> the next lot. There are many new drowned irt a tidal vv.ivn which swept eapt* when a tidal wave twelve feel changes in the road building system Florida Tampa Section ........... 1 ideas along the lilies of development lower Hilo at 12:31) o'clock Saturday high swept Knhului bay nt I o'clock (,f this state. Radical revision of the _ th at should be worked out now before afternoon. A number of sam pans nt Saturday afternoon. The wave denial- present system Is provided for in the Total curs „..... - ..............................41 ‘be city expands aiul builds pernmWalakea were sunk and the actual ished the automobile in Which Dr. tentative resolutions drown up ut _____ nent buildings. Streets should be oploss of Iflo is trot known. The wave Smith wns ridipg and his leg was prelim inary meeting here January 11, Carl.it Shipment* for Sunday, Fell. «;• "« «> up in various parts of the city was accompanied by llurries of wind] broken. attended by the commissioners from California .......... ....... ..........’ IK,nnd the bulkheading should be rxtw idfront all directions. ’ Two steam ers broke loose from .several counties in the district. Cop­ i loriiln, hy boat, 22 crates. i?d un lhc ,n>« frunl «"<! many other The tidal wave smashed several their moorings n t the dink. The vil- ies of these resolutions with invita­ ______ i innovations s ta rte d . before th$ end " iS Ixrnts in Hilo harbor, washed one cot- Inge of Knhului is nnedr water and tions to attend the next- meeting Shipment* Previously I'nreported for year Dial will give Sanford (nice fiom it* foundations add dcniol-! considerable dam age has lieeu done. were sent to all county commission­ Friday j much better lines In regard to real deInhed another. The street.* are coverIt is not known how many lives ers in the third district, legislator.* Florida by |*<at, 40 crate*. jvelupm ent and build with an eye to ■-da ed with debris. 1ware lost. and \V. M. Corry, member of the stute ______ The la-nutiful ns well ns tho commerroad departm ent from the third dis­ Di htinallon* of Florida Shipm ent. jC'bil side. I he minutes of the last trict. Savannah, 0; Philadelphia, 2; Poto-1 m eeting of the Chamber of Commerce In the tentative program adopted nine Yards, 2; Columbus, O., 1; C hl-!*,v« out,ln«’ whot City « the legislature would !>e railed upon ' cogo, 4; Pittsburgh, 2; Memphis, 1 ; ! Planning Committee of the Chamber to ntsdish the present state aid road o f Commerce and the toning commit­ New Yoik, 1; Waycross, 2; Richmond, tee and the legislative committee ex* • ________ _________ £_____ within the jurisdiction of the state pect: I. blare which wiped out a Gettn road departm ent for m aintenance nnd ()NR 0 F T | JK LANDM ARKS OFi* nlng blnre The .leg islativ e committee, under construction; the latei'al roads alone building, one of W ichita’* landmarks the chaiintanship of Judge Lewis (VKANSAS METROPOLIS IS Diversion* of-Floridn Shipment*: KASHAS would be left for construction nnd up­ Frntn West Jacksonville. Feb, 2 :]Bryan, submitted n zoning bill, local leaving only Hie four story brick walla DESTROYED keep by the county. Tho counties ' Covered with icicle* nnd a mu** of W....M U- given under this proposed Destined to Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia >»• m ituic, which will Ik- presented by 1. Louisville 1, Syracuse 1, Chicago 1. , F o rrest 1-nke, representative for Semburned wreckage and broken Wire*. III* T h r ,\* » » rln lrd P rr» » l legislation all the money received from ^ From Savannah: Destined to Chi- 'tiole county, ut tho next session of the WICHITA. Kan.. Feb. .V- At l-i.-l Thirty-six apartm ents composed Ike autoAiobile licenses to Ik- expended on icago 3, Cincinnati 2, Detroit 2, P itU -^ g is In tu re . The bill briefly empowers upper three stories of the buildingthirty-one prisons were injured, some strictly county project*. Each coun­ burg 1, Providence 1, Boston 1, Clove-]**»• City Commissioners of Sanford The m ajority of tho dwellers were reof them so seriously that they are not ty would isSue its own license tags, j4" "P lain t «« City Planning commiaexpected to live nml four other* un* porte dto be aged nnd some of them and collect therefor. The tags, how­ land 1, S t.’Louis 1, W ashington 1. ' From Potomac Y anis: Destined to ,"I**” with full power to study tho reladieved to be dead in an early mor- feeble. ever, would be uniform throughout Richmoqil 1. jsources, possibilities and needs of the the state. The counties also would . _____ _ city nhd then.devise plans for n systeh cempowered to levy a one cent per Atlanta Ball Club Madame Kenefie Dlvcrwion* on February 3rd ,n,‘lir ru ,u r« development. The scope gallon tax on gasoline in addition to of the work of tho proposed City Trains at Palatka From M'est Jniktu|Nyj||i) to Potomac Will Sing Here any »uih tax levied by the state. Plundlng Commission will include the For This Season Other resolutions adopted by the Yards I, Montreal 1, Cincinnati 1. zoning of the city into residential, buat Band Concert meeting call upon the legislature to From Snvlinttnh: . Destined to 4 h l - j w h o l e s a l e , m anufacturing and •The Tnm O’Shnnter Inidi os' Band,! Several Game* With Major League muk provision for the pol.cing of all cago 2.’ W ashington I, Buffalo 1, lit- ro| ored wx:l|on,. It will also pass on roads and upon the state road d ep art­ troit 1, St. Louis 1, Boston 1, Clove- propositions for new subdivisions, nn organization .of Sanford young In-’ T ram . Will Be Played, ment to take over and m aintain "offi­ land I. dies, will give their opening program , extensions of streets nnd make* o r( H r T l»* S m m I * i *S 1' r r n l , cially” state road number I,’ from nt the High School Auditorium Tues-i From Cincinnati: Destined to rangem ents for improving tho city's * PALATKA. Fvb. 5.—The A tlanta Jacksonville to 1‘ciuacola. day, February tith nt 8:15 p. m Cleveland 2. , thoroughfares. In addition it will bo club of the Southern Association has They hove been very fortunate in nr ranged to go into spring training Front Potomac Yards; Destined to authorized to furthsr develop exist­ securing Madam Marian Keneflck, here March 10, it was announced by UT. MIIIIKL WILL AUIMVK ing parks and locate new parks, aral' W ashington L AT SAVANNAH WEDNESDAY formerly1 of the Boston Conservatory the management today; The Crack­ Pptomno Yards passings: Total recommend the acquiring of scipc by CARRYING AMERICAN TROOPS Kuntlay, 22: Pittsburgh 8, Philadel­ the City Commissioners. The bill will of M usic, now head of tho Vocal De­ er* will remain until April 1, playing partm ent ut Stetson University, to several gam es with m ajor longue phia 4, R ochester-2, Buffalo 2, New perm it tho City Planning Commission’ (Dr The AwoflnlrS PrtM l •ing for them, und nil music lovers clubs. • WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.—By di­ York 2, Cnnnslota 1, Syracuse 1, to h a w under its jurisdiction a play­ should hear this -program. The num­ ground development program . Tho rection o f the W ar departm ent, Com­ Elmira L bers which Marian Kpnefltk will ren­ SANFORD AND ST. CLOUD BANK mander o f the T ransport St. Mihic!, Monday, total 20: Now York 8, passage o f this bill at the next session der nre: . , OFFICIALS VISIT KISSIMMEE bringing back the American forces Boston 4, Pittsburgh *1, Philadelphia of the legislature will give Sanford No. 1.—’Vissi D'Arto, Vlssi I)’fro mthc Rhine, is endeavoring to 2, Buffalo 2, Toronto 2, Washington tho distinction of being the flrat city Amorc, Aria Tosrn ...... „...G. Pucini W. II. Tunnldiffo was in Kissim­ reach the Savannuh lighthouse by H 1, Cleveland 1, Trenton 1, ttchlca, 1, In Florida to secure the legal author­ ity to perm it the city zoning nnd No. 2—Songs My Mother T aught mee Tuesday on his way from St. o’clock Wodncsday morning. A radio­ Provbience 1. _ ;..... ................ .............. Dvorak Cloud to Sonford where he is presi­ gram received during the night from thereby develop along modem and well designed lines. 9Jrtl (b) The W ren..........Liza- Lehmann dent of the People’s Bank. M EEK’S W EATHER tho ship snid it wns notw apparently (C) Where Blossoms Grow .... . . Mr. Tunnecliffc is vice president of improbable th n t the St. Mihiol will ......................... Sans Soucl the Hank of St. Cloud, and attended arrive In Savannah before 1 o’clock W eather Outlook for the Period Feb- PROM INENT JAPANESE DIED- AT TOKIO TODAY r J l the nnnnul meeting of the xtockhold- M’ednesday afternoon. runry 5 to 10, Inclusive SPANISH M AR VETS era ut th at institution Monday nttcrSouth Atlantic and E ast Gulf ( i l , T h e . t u v f l s l n l I’ f f M ) WANT THEIR SHARK noon, nt which he says practically nil Stqtes: Much colder beginning, of the TOKIO, Feb. 5.—Prince Hndarnu OF BONUS MONEY stockholders were present. Ho sayn Suspects Arrested in week and tem perature below normal Fushiml, Lord keeper of privy seal Miami for Robbery th ereafter with freezing tem perature nml uncle of Emperor'Yoshohlto, died the cashier’s report showed tho bank (H r T h r A M S fb lH r i» * s ! JACKSONVILLE. Feb. B^-The to l* in a most prosperous condition, of $250,000 Jewels flrat p a rt of week, except in south nnd today ns tho result of a stroke of Jacksonville camp of the Spanish- total deposifk am ounting to 3278,­ central Florida; generally fair, except apoplexy. --------- . *■ A m erican'W ar Veterans has voted to 062.27, a gain of $88,057.flf during rain probably middle of week. MIAMI, Feb. 2.—Police took Into . ask th a t the veterans of all wars hp the p ast year. Although only four years old |h e custody and quextjun as suspect In I ? A R M taken Into cohsldcratlon In any nci tloh looking to a state bonus for vet­ bank hn.t earned’ n not profit on its quarter miljlon dollar jewel .robbery}"* * XM* i * , erans of the M’orld War. The local capital stock of over C2 -per relit. De­ nt tho homo, of David Joyce, Chicago camp acted after hearing nn address posits passing through the ta n k d ur­ lumberman, is tho chauffeur employ­ by its national commander, Antonio ing the year 1922 amounted to fl,- ed hy the fam ily next door as he and P. Entenza. The committee recently 2UU48.G1, a fact which .ihows the his fsm ily was about to board the named by Governor Hardco to study I rosperous condition in Saint Cloud train last night it was disclosed .to ­ FORESEEN IN HOME QUARTERS*?**’1®* of contcr,nfc" 10 <liKUY* legislative outlook for the rem aining day. Man released a fte r it wns learn­ ways und means qf giving veterans of und surrounding territo ry . AFTER SER IES OF CONFER- . “ ho following officers wert. re-elect­ ed ho wax going to Boston where his four weeks of the sixty-seventh con­ the World W ar in this state n bonus, ENCES ON SITUATION gress. A fter a talk with President in accordance with provisions of the ed to serve during the ensuing je n r: father-in-law is reporter! to have died »' /• --------. ’ Harding, Representative Mondell 1921 legislature, will be asked also to j K. Conn, president; .W. II. Tamil- yesterday. ( U r T h » A -.m ln lr d I ' r r . . ) the house, Republican leader, declar eJiffe, vice ’ president; bih ! O. R. study the feasilibity of a bonus to thfe WASHINGTON, Feb. B.—There U ed there were so many difficulties in There ure some things th a t make a soldiers of all wars„ , ; lilrcch, cashier.—Kiaaimmej Gazette. _______‘J L s ____ i lunchron taste more appetizing than a possibility th at the Lcnroot-Andcr- the way of agreen|«nt th at it vnrvs The committee authorized In ad‘ Henry Ford gives g o lf'lin k s to tf watching a girl powder her hose and son-Cappcr farm program credits plan tircly possible th at the farm 1 dressing tho local camp said he fa ­ vored a program on the order of th at Michigan -village. He may gat the rougo h er lips nt the next table.— Mi­ m gy be blocked in congrexa unless m easure could not be finally „ thehi la sumo n siu rn rtte'o f action on into 11 law before adopted in California by which* the rotes o f come men tills way, but he> ami Herald. .. ;r . *’ soldiers were g ran trd loons for buy­ likely to lose the support of their tho adm inistration shipping bill. This the fuel thht legislation on both is foreseen In some q u arter- afte r a jecls had already passed bot ing and settling lands in th a t state. wives.—Springfield News. , . Tho Dally Herald, 16c per week. i l l s T br V ..m ln lr .l I ' m * ) CELERY m a r k e t s TIIIRl'Y-ONE ARE INJURED IN WICHITA, KANSAS, FIRE; GETTO BUILDING B U R N E D - * a’voUn"'* " (Hrtkr AmdsWI'MMl . . OES OVER �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 3,1923 Im and with palms and ferns and flowers of nil kinds. The ceremony was performed by Rev. (Tnrke In the presence of the MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor immediate relatives of bride nnd Phono 217-W groom nnd it few friends. A fte r the i . * I * r n la t r * » r v l a l l l s c TO ceremuny Mr. and Mrs. Gordon left —I I o r * ( a l l s i i / w k f r a o r t a t a la S for Washington where they will spend S a a a d a r It too a r t • o l a r t o l o l o a , **rtl • o o a t a l r a i d l o tM a I r a a r i o r a t . a i * l » l n few days nnd where they will meet I t l a l l a , o r I r t r ik a a a t b s l is t s . II w l l the brother of the bride, George Rob­ ka ( r r a l l f a i p n r l a l i l . . erts, who will accompany them home to Sanford where they will reside In SOCIAL CALENDAR the future. Monday—"Tho Return o f Miles O Rourke at the K. of C. Hull, 8 p. rr BON TON BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. Edward Bells wns the charm ling hostess yesterday when she en­ tertained nt bridge a t her home on Park avenue, the guests included the members of the Bon Ton Bridge Club land one extra table. Sweet peris nnd nasturtium s were Mrs. T. G. Huckn and Miss Julia used effectively in the rooinn where llu rk s were charm ing visitors here i the card tables were placed, yesterday from Jacksonville. j Embroidered pillow slips, the prise • iur high acore, was won by Mrs. Ben R. Nelson, of St. Paul, Minn., w as 1Caswell. among the out of the s ta te arrivals At the conclusion o f the game, the here yesterday. hostrxs served a dainty salad course and coffee. ' Miss Nells l~ Jarkson arrived here Mrs. B etts guests were: Mrs, Ben yesterday from A tlanta nnd will spend i Caswell, Mrs. .1. D. Woodruff, Mrs! aomo time in Sanford. J. A. Redpath and M. S, Niles were among those from Jacksonville ip the city yesterday transacting business. Mrs. Juno Roumillnt leaves today for Miami where she will spend t|n* rem ainder of ihc winter w ith friends. Circle .No. 2 of tho M. K. church will m eet at the home of Mrs. C. L. GOodhuc, 80H Magnolia avenue Mon­ day afternoon nt 8:00 o’cloe-k. W. P. WilkcKon, of Now York, nrrived in Hnnford yesterday and will M|>end wnne time here nt tho Montexumn. . Mrs. S. M. Belnton nnd M. A. Bfinton, of Jeanette, Pa., were am ong the arrivaln hero yesterday nnd nre stop­ ping at the Montezuma while in the city for a few days. * Chris Gunn leaves today for Wild­ wood where he will spend the Week end with relatives. Mr. (Junn has been In the city for the past few weeks on business. EYES EXAMINED South C arolina: Rain and colder on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE S aturday; much colder Saturday night SERVICE cold wave In extrem e northwest por­ SUNDAY, F e b . I. l'J2;i. tion; Suhdny probably fa ir and cold­ .Subject: , er. ' • “ Love” . Georgia: Rain S aturday; colder in Church S e rv ic e ....... 11:00 n. m north nnd central portions; cold wave Sunday School 10:00 a. m in northwest portion Saturday night; W oman's Club Bldg., (lake Ave Sunday partly cloudy and colder. AJ.L ARE WELCOME • Florida: Increasing cloudiness S a t­ urday followed by locul rains S atu r­ o m a s iv le ig h a n T day night or Sunday; colder Sunday K George Ade's * *f • • -. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH In north and cen tral portoins. Qxrajnounigiciun Extrem e northw est Florida: Rain „ "B ddt.fbm eand Broke We will have all of our reg u lar se r­ , ! • e* '’ =r»* * -* ’ ^ * S aturday followed by much colder S a­ vices tomorrow. The morning subvert At the Princess Tonight turday night; Sunday cloudy and cold- will he “ Not Our Own.” Every C hris­ tian should understand his tru e re ­ Alabama: Rain nnd colder S atu r­ lationship un “God’s scheme of things.'’ day;, much colder Saturdny night nnd This sermon will kelp you. At night The Herald delivered six times a cold wave In*north and central jtor- we finish the serial moving picture week fo r lfic. tionj Sunday p a rtly cloudy nnd colder. of “The Chosen Prince,” and Mr. Burbans will give you u short stirrin g ad ­ dress In connection with it. Conte e a r­ ly th a t you may secure a good seat. OI*TOMETRIST-OPTICI AN Our Men's Bible class is growing. If you have not united clsewhct*, we Phone 410 ------ Opposite I*. O, shall be glad to have You with us. Traveling men and tourist* wilt find n friendly welcome with us. Guess with each pur­ And tomorrow will Ik* Sunday. All ALI, S O t’I.S CHURCH out fur Sunday school nnd church. chase, pair Shoes Free, Tomorrow Sexngesimn Sunday, se r­ prices reduced.—Lloyd The winter visitors arc enjoying vices will e as follows: this superb w enther nnd they nre nil Shoe Store. Sunday School nt 'J’a. m. in love with Hnnford. >206.21; w ltc Low'Mas* at HI a. m. Benediction afte r nm**. Im portant m eeting Radies’ A ltar MY SHOE HOSPITAL Society a fte r service:;. Masses during Week at K n. nt. Is headquarters far best re GLASSES ACCURATELY FITTED BOOK LOVERS CLUB An interesting and enjoyable a ffair of yesterday afternoon was the Book Lovers C lub Which wns entertained .by Mrs. A. E. llill, nt her home on Fourth street. . The rooms were opened en suite nnd adorned with quantities of sweet peas and other early spring flowers’. The G irls’ team o f the Duvnl high Disrursion of late hooks nnd cu r­ school le ft oil tho Clyde line boat thift rent events caused the afternoon to afternoon for th eir home* a fte r n de­ pass quickly, nnd Into in the nflerlightful visit with th e Sanford girls. noon tho hostess served a delicious naiad coime* followed by nn ico Ralph Ycnrby.’ Otia George nnd course. Dave Rogers will piny on the Sanford Those enjoying the cordial hospi­ links tomorrow at 2 p. nt. A» nil of tality of Mrs. Hill were Miss Annie these men are professional players Hawkins and guest Miss Hood, <*f I tile will put up n line exhibition and Georgia, Mrs. J. C. Bennett, Mrs. R. then- will lie a big gallery following .1. Holly, Mrs. H arry Ward, Mrs. them over the. course. S tella A rrington, Mrs. I.. P. Hagan, Mrs. Fred Willinms, Mrs. J. ’ K. H. Dingce arrived Pace, Mrs. LcGctlc, Mrs. E. P. Marne from Dunedin and and Mrs. Henry McLauiin. end guests of Mr. pair work.----- “See Me First' HOLY CROSS CHURCH Church services for Sexngesinia ‘ Sunday, Poh, 4; V:-If* u, in. Sunday School. ll:0 o a. in.—Choral Celohration. , 7:30 p. m.—Vesper** Sermon. The lector will l>e at Christ c h u rc h ! I.ongwood for the early celebration at 7:80 a. nt. . And nt.A II Saint-* Church. E n te r-j pilse, for the V»—per Hrrvcie nt 3 :0 0 j p. m. The ujual excellent niuxir. noted at Holy Cros* church lias been prepared for’the Sunday service*. Preparations are being mode for tin* Mission, which is to lie preached lolly. Their many i ace them again ns by F r. W hltlcmme beginning Fell. * resident.; of this Mrs. Sum ter Davis, who lias been FOR VISITOR ill for some time is getting much bet­ Mrs’ Schuyler was the charm ing ter. She is with her aunt nnd uncle, lmnorec, yesterday afternoon when nt their home ill Orlando. We hopi Mrs- W alter Morgan entertained nt FIRST BAPTIST UllURCII to sec Mrs. Davis back in Sanford l.tidgc ut lu-r home on Park avenue, Sunday School, {1:30, not 'J:3!. Mr. and Mrs. It, B. Brassiere nnd in her honor. There were three ta ­ little son, Dickson nnd Mrs. T. A. Morning worship and sermon at 11 bles of players and the guests includ­ N'enl of Orlando w ere in the city yes­ n. in. Subject, “ An Im perative for ed the members of the Fntre Nous terday afternoon m aking arran g e­ Kingdom Progress.’’ Duel: "Thy Bet­ Bridge club. ments for a bevy of .Sanford lienutlc* te r Lund" Mr*. A. M. Phillips nnd j Pink nnd green, 'the dainty color to en ter the moving picture contest Mr. Wolslagel. ! m otif wns artistically carried out in that the R eporter-S tar will put on in “All Huil Immanuel," choir. j every detail of this lovely uffnir. a few weeks. Solo: *tl Love to Think of Jesu s” Quantities of exquisite roses nnd Mr. Wolslagel. j sweet pens being used. II. Y. P. IJ. 0:30. >j The tally cards were also designed, Evening worship and sermon at w ith the lininl painted flowers c a rry -[ 7.30. Duct: "Still Undecided," Mrs. ing out the color scheme. In tiie interesting game of bridge I. played, the prize for high score, a One of the big events in Sanford in f I set of sail cellars nnd spoon, wns won , May will l>e tile reunion nnd encamp­ by Miss Mnrtliu Fox, the convolution, 1ment of tho Floridn U nited Spanish Bible study and prayer meeting n card table cover, was won by Mrs. War V eterans nt which time there Wednesday evening «l 7:30. • Dick Brown. Tho honurcc was p r e - : Sunbeam Bund Monday afternoon will lie a big g ath erin g here of the . rented a deck of cards ns memento ( Spanish W ar V eterans of the entire nt 3:30. ’ of th e occasion. state. The following orders have I Following the card game, the h o s-, PRKHIIYTKKI \N CHURCH just been, sent out from headquart­ . teas served n sAlad course with hot ers: ’ * Tho 11 o'clock preaching service •ss ills-.chocolate. “The 13th Annual Reunion nnd F.n- Sunday will be a children's si rvice of the Tin* guests were Mrs. Schuyler. M rs.1 utmpnient of tiie Florida United Spun- with an object lesson sernpni. 1lie inn girl Genigc Fox. Mrs. S. O. t'hnse, Mis. oh War Veterans will be held in this special music will he furnished by the Divine !,, F. W hitner, Mrs. K. I). Mobley, city on Muy 7, 8 and lb The opening children and they will also net ns d ea­ te in te r-j Mi s. Deane T urner nnd guest, Miss! day will be on the 7th nnd the meet­ cons. All the 'children of the Sunday KeriienreI Mai thu Fox, Mr*. E. A. Douglass, ing will begin nt 1*:30. D epartm ent­ school m e joked to come to Sunday jn t. T h e 'M rs. J. It. Coleman, Mrs. Morris al Junior Vico-Comninndcr R. A. Tor- Sihool p u p a red to ata> lo church. >ts next I Spencer, Mrs. Sneed and Mrs. I»i- k heun, of Roosevelt Cam p, will have Services for Sunday are ns follows: lim e with Mrs. Ashley Kelley a t her charge of all the details of tiie reunion tt:45 a. m.—Sunday School. heme on W.’ Hughey street, prom ptly mid all communications should he ad­ 'l l a. nu—Children’s Service. “ When you go out Into the night ut 3:00. lie is your C hrist, too, dressed to him. 2 p, m.—Junior C, E. and search for the stray one, you wilt “ By order of 8 p, m.- Interm ediate C. E. fold In* is n sheep the same as the “FRANK DALE. * 1 : 81 ) p. in.—Senior C. E. re st—and a little washing make* his GORBON-ROBF.RTS “ Dept. Commander.” 7:30 p. m.—Preaching rerviee. • The homq of II. I* Robertu on the wool while again.” —Extract from Snnford-Orlnndo road was the scene R eturn of Mile* O’Rourke, K. of For quick results, t r y a w ant ad. o f a beautiful imme wedding Thuiu- Hall, Monday night, Feb. Mb nt 8. * 2*15-3tc day when tho daughter, Mi** Nlnn CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.- -August KlrKolierts was united in m arriage to bart, prominent Republican politician “ I nivlr r.pnkes in riddles, whin John I* Gordon, Ixtth contracting today w ar indicted by the federul p arties being residents of Mils city plain talk Is nitissiry.”—Extract from LOS ANGELES, C alif., Fob. 3.— grand jm y on a charge of failing to mid well known to a large cirele of R eturn of Mile* O’Rourke, K. of C. le tte rs of adm inistration in the es­ make out the proper income tax re ­ friends. The Rolierts home whs love­ Hall, Monday night, Feb. 5th nt 8. tate of W allace Reid, motion picture turns. Kirbcrt who wan fonm rly clerk ly in decorations of orchids from Cuactor, who died here Ja n u a ry 18, were of police eouit hen?, ha* held many asked of the superior court today by other public office* in Cincinnati. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Mrs. Dorothy Davenport Reid, the Ladies’ Host Hoorn S widow. P roperty listed with the ap ­ Thu Daily Herald, 1.5c per week iniu ix ig m plication was estim ated to be worth 350.000, tho principal Rein being tlio OLI)—litis run over 200,(100 miles nnd now runs Reid home in Hollywood, valued at like n new car. This 110.000. . OPEN FOR BUSINESS Tho Iiel-Jnr Coffee Co., is open for business and ail orders will lie prom pt­ ly filled ns usual.. Phono COW. * ' 2*17-2tc Would you like to own n ta r of thin kind^-one that will give you service for every dollar you invest in it? If so,'give us your order now for a HUPP. MOTOR CO Sanford, Fla., Corner Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue DlntributorK Seminole and Luke Counties One of the Largest and Most Up*lO’dnte Drive-in Filling Stations in (his part of the state !>■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Dp you trade a t tho Cash nnd C ar­ ry Stores? Call for QUICK SER ­ VICE TRANSFER Pnroel Delivery to take your packages to y o u r door. 26fl-ThU-Fri S at-tfc . Sanford's latest m usical acquisition, tho TAM O’SHANTEIU L A p iE S ’ HAND, composed entirely of Sanford girls will give their oponing program lit the High School Tuesday, Fehrua ry 0th, adm issIon4 50c. 257-^ty Beautiful Five Room Semi-Bungalow Modern Throughout on Large Weil Located Lot Will Sacrifice for less Than $5,000 •t e r m s . For Full Ihformntion Sec A. P. CONNELLY : & SONS , Men's Half (PI ftf] Soles ip l.U l Ladles’ Half Soles ..... ................ I t i l Children’s. Half (TA Soles ♦JUC Misses Half HE Soles a. f til Goodyear !-» Ruli[TA, her Heels *!U l Tight Edge Rubber AA Heels 41H Men’s Leather Afir Heels ...... , 4 1 /1 Ladies’ French Heels, O r Level . fcitll Ladies’ Common Sense QfT and ( uhan Heels, level 0 < JI No. !125 Sanford Avenue Opp Seminole Meat .Market In George Ade’s The story is of u youth wha went uwny to make his for. tunc and when he had nude it was so modest that he preferred to come hack and he regarded ns n failure un. til he should he fittingh able to show otherwise Other Attractions, too Canned beuf found in the tombrf Tut.mkhnmun In Egypt, And i> Um w hat kilted the old chop?—Utiub W orld-Herald. NOTICE To nil property owners of SanfoH: When fit need of n painter call A. G Alcorn & Ilro. All work gtuneitci Cosh o r tcim work. I*, n Box Phone -ICC. m jL W hen Your Bread don’t suit You try ...SANFORD MAID BREAD... R O U T H BAKERY Next to Princess Theatre WHEN T H E DOCTOR PRKSCKIBO a certain medicine his wmk is i&vui if th a t prescription Is n t filled wak phr.olutc accuracy with the best isd piircst drugs. Our prescription **t hacks up the skill of the phyim Wc use only the purest nnd fredat drugs nnd compound them in strfct accordance with directions. In thil v.ny'only docs safety lie. PRESCRIPTION DIM WIST nc 325------ -------- The Kriil! Slorr 10 Stores in Georgia San lord’s New Store Phone 127 M ONDAY S P E C IA L S Taffetas, Foulard, Flat Crepe, Paisley, Canton Crepe �ran* shown thnt the R otary club la jk-cuIlarly fitted Iff tnko n leading part along with the other civic and com­ t alniaMrrt v « « r r n D f r i o n n e * r * p l !•»»■ mercial organisations in the alTnira of d n ; nl Ik r I l r m l i l I t u l t d l n s , IDT t l a i n o l U A » N S .B lo r r t, F l » . the community. The R otary club, ita cniU ra any, la more than an organ­ The Herald Printing Co. misation; it Is associated vision and e f­ rCBUM tUHd fort;' it is co-operative, not competi­ M. J . IIOLLY............... ......... -------- KdMIdir X . J . I.M .I.A H I) H rrT rln rT -T r rn .u re r tive service. It transm uted kindly doI I . A. X B E L .............. ( i r n r r n l M « m i « sires into helpful deeds, turns dream s II. *. IIOI.I.V .... Art. r r l U l i n f M i M d f f into accomplished facts. It is n tra in ­ A d .r r t t i li f H«Im M«d. K n i n n o n ing school in unselfishness, where Appllt-alhin personal gain is subordinate to public I.K W I* t l l l l ’P ... U rru ln llo n l 'h « « . a j» -W illlr r a m. good.*—Eurttta Jjike Region. Sanford Daily Herald N u b .r r lp tl«n l-r lr r In A t l.n n r r O*# Yv«r....—---- >.------It« I*U ...................--------------- . 3.wi A GKHA’f FLORIDA ENTERPRISE l i . l l U r r d la O ily b p f a r r l r r Oar . - i ----- ------- - >3 C * a l - T h r hlit IS- In l a - p a * * W rrW jr l l r r _lrt r a ll r * l» n n r r . P r m l n o l r f ’nualjr a n d la p u b lU h rd c v e r r I ' r ld a r . Art»rr■l a in * r alr a niadr k n n w ti a n t i p p l l m I Inn. M.oo par > r a t , n i n n y In n d . n a r r , MBMIIKII T IIK AMAOCIATKI1 P H K SS Th* Aaannlalart Praa* la «*xHin«lvulr an I It tail to tha.ua* for reputillcfttlqq or All lirwa illapntchea orertlt«-<l t»» It or ttol otherwise credited In this paper and a loo Itin Pun l news pubtlshcd herein. All rlohla of rc-puhllentlon of special dispatch?* herein nre n l i o reserved O f flee i IIF.H AI.il I I I I I .I H M I . l*h«Mi I** r "W I ? } -m -:•^ •'''V * V * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, FERRUARY 3, 1923 PAGE TWO V '•'e 3-r- f*£%:•=Jsi'. F.ir.)SH A d v e ril.ln a H r p T .i.n t.O r e THEAMF.flif.AV I'ltE VIAXSC4 M PIN N ever In the history of fairs and expositions in Florida have men and women whose responsibilities offer the opportunities to roe other f a in thruout the country been so generous and unanim ous nl their expression of praise as in the case of the present South Florida Fair a t Tampa. Ami no man or woman who knows an y ­ thing about faira can but agree if he or she will use the opportunity to make n comparison. Much older and perhaps much lar­ ger fairs, many of them endowed with thousands of dollars in state or com­ m unity aid of a pul.lie nature cannot compare with the present fnir. l*s de­ velopment in a brief period of eight years, with m> state financial assistnice, has ireeii little short of mirnc* i l i V l i i^ ln r lv remarkable. .Nii' with som ething near twenty-five mil­ lion dollars in building of hotels, club houses, apartm ent houses and homes already announced, it would be sur­ prising indeed, if Florida does not prove to bo the most industrially com fortable s ta te in the Union in which to live in 1323.—Tam pa T rib­ une. ------------o-----------FR EIG H T BLOCKADE CAN HE BROKEN Today 10,000 freight a rs are tied up in D etroit yards- Fifteen large in­ d ustrial concern's n rt barred from roccivehg more freight until this congestion D broken and many fac­ tories of D etroit nre fscirig shut­ downs unless this situation can be lclievcd. In Toledo, the great gatew ay to (t he e n tire Michigan Peninsula, the freig h t congestion has been approach­ ing u dangerous condition. The gen­ erally prosperous buainesH conditions have put a burden upon tins railroad! th at they are seemingly unable to bear. In the east for come weeks the f . eight congestion is even mare scbum. Th • Baltim ore and Ohio raiirpar* has niinourteerl a general enthargi rod it is expected that this w ill'be followed by .011 fu rth e r embargoed by o th e r mil reads, "M otor trucks can help brrftk th* O P * g U t r i^ iit iu r t " l^ d if y ,” said M T„ Pulchcr, r ice president and general manager rtf the F'edoml Motor Truck -ompniiy. ‘“fire flexibility of trucks ir THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 lj- L—A new Library Building in the center of the city. 2. —Extension of the present bulkhead on the lake whore. 3. —The new pier am! boat basin finished before January, -1024. 4. —A big Auditorlu mthat will seat nl least 5,000 people. G.—New home lor the Camphell-Lossing Post, American Legion. G.—A Community Chest out of which alt funds will h e 1 drawn, 7. —Two mill lax for publicity purposes. 8. —Municipal ownership, starting with water works and soft water. 1 9. —Systematic m o s q u ito campaign and cleaner 6ity, 10.—Ten thousand people here one year from today. 1 1 of all the states combined. They arc located ns follows: Orange lak e, Micnnopy Rookery*,, S tag g ers’ Prairie, • Fowler’s Prairie, Orange Creek,: Sampson Lake, Ixmg Pond, San Sohnstinn Rookeries, Hird Pond; Hog*| town Greek, Rear Igike, Wallace Ray, and River Styx. • Ht. Augurttfito is to. have n Ponce ; de I .con cclchrution April 5, U and 7.; 1323. This in jpring !'• bo som ething w orth feein g a n d .n o to u rist rbatild ‘ g.t home wilhiAit seein g it. - F lorida pi-oplo, of cour.-ie, will atten d in large •tumhors. J i ‘» y . P e o p le s B a n k o f S a n fo r d ... A Sanford Institution under the direct mnnngement of the following BOARD QF DIRECTORS,, r , \ J. K. Anthony, W. H. Tunnicliffe, Dr. S. Pulcston, E. II. Ilftwkins/W. E. Scoggan, C. P. Williams ii ALL DEPOSITS INSURED . PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD cigarettes T U R K IS H V IR G IN IA BURLEY Sanford, Florida 1 5 Int line to come uliiu it.t i will be n r ream * in Florida a s buffalo in the j h n n n n n n h m u r r m r n n r Rj Rj Went to he su m -o n re«*iyatlon... r-i f-1 ur in city pnrk fountnin basino. It ; I Kj* tl Clubwomen throughout the United single d ep artm en t is w anting. Tim will Ih,* herd to find a more oermmentH,r, -tv* N .....S la tg a advocate the adoption of tin big cxpoafllun is cornplolu in its <‘vni su bstitute than th*; allig ato r hide PAMf(tmHTOIAfCOro| ' t«ri for luiml hags and o th er like articles. Eajx;;ri'2r,i''2imrigL^ d e a n cut, sculptured coiffure with a cry d etail. It bespeaks volum e- for lire M The Herald carriers m anage and c o n tro l-their routes, pay In * The first fhiptm e.l nf.steaw b n i e i j j n t Ipuj* net, ns u standard .of freanty. ar.d capable, (mnfeflt and judicious maitirg *■ .jtre p o rtin g freig h t m ak es itu m t *, ndVame for all papers draw n, and nluwiluUdy depend ujiun their *A ’onilerPil n ssistn m e in a conditio; , d ig .’ the passing of the tom ltd bob- m cnl o f tin* g reat e n te rp rise . Tim <■ for the p ie a m t M um n leached New , M.i sKii*.t.tt’i ;u i.; .f •* M .vi’i A cnllections for tin ir running capital and p rofits. W hin sub *rib- " !ij(e (his. If one highw ay, is blocked York from Florida th • fii t week in la».\«ii;t- i r llvlm*. If •* •■!. t*. ..It o*-rlied hair. men an d women who a re here w ith er.t neglect to pay them it is tin* C A R RIER and not THE * jr congealed they can d e to u r to nil- Dc^umtier. 1322. I in fruit brought w a , ..*„m ,>,. i .. | U- i - ,... t i U.llWhl# |a Iho result of a symposium ■xhihit* and dem onstrations of vun Herald th a t stands the ' hrniU," **ft it h er one. If 'one w ari-hom e is full the resoerd whobuiale price of $2.50 u n! ■p . conducted by Pcnrhyn Stanlawa. well lious kinds, and who a rc privileged to Kuho rihenr who do not enre to pay the c a rrie r each week *i he tiu c k . i att b * unloaded a t annth quart, ih .it, of en u o e, was a fancy tt,-i loulaa nt itu- . - oM, jV■ * - ira*■known u rtirt in order tooscertaln for “t-v* aij o f tin* well known fa irs of Upm ay pay the Htjrnhl tivo or rmnn m onths *in advance and they »i r. price and they were hough*, by ric h !’ ,‘f 3* «U,*|i 31, T wnslitj, e- ; on *f co u n try , do not hciiitatt! to express hin colleague.: w hat Htanrlanl of beau­ ’ ; li'iiHje SI; B : e i u s n n i i l , * will pay the ca rrier each w eek.from th is fund, ' * “The f.'11 tliat ettcli truck operate folks ns nn early novelty. Tlonda iii.n,-.* oi.riu r, p hi, it,,ty American women have set for th e ir fu ll and generous praiso of the This system *>f delivery is known ns the INDEPENDENT •. ird* ,,-r.lm t unit n p m ls it up|* thu only wki-h ov er Ita enu* ■ f t ’ »>» ' . * success o f the undertaking. themselves. CARRIER l*I.j\N and is ust d by* most o f tile larg e r nowtipapers uf * ’ . \ fftiljjnl t i l U 111 it? 1>.‘ hWltcnUl out | ) ^ wltlic** IpIfljcHH ; . , f ! > Ii'? foiffld. ( ^ » liifisF, U v to, | More than 2?,<H10 people passed thru Replies were rccelWd from hun­ itiiiStTH -' , , 1 In* |i dot of | . #*r HfiiiftilNi | W the country nnd Im proven beyond doubt to he the vor ybest plan • into a general assembly yard, made 8(rnw brrr!oH arc* n*v/ guiiift out if r , ( 11!> fii* dred s of club presidents and federa­ the g ates of the South Florida F n ir: up Into a trnlh ami finally haule-l of delivery. When a boy manages his own route,, buys find ell.r • i t**rt*I y r*— V «*|l fit tl*| Pdivll *'( >'••*! M 1 lorldn by th e cnil'*.ei toy... tion official.*, reprerenllng 2,000,(MX F.rid ay . T his is a fine ..exam ple of . . . i fjiilrr’tl aiiil ttnl^Kit i * I* ^Df} t«S»J*rtaF * a t a p ro fit he i | in business for him self in exactly th e same sense • , iway. A t its iksim ation it goes thru t i liti* now ilc lv - ii. f„i.. ,,|Jr kmW n h u a V i ii H.iit liut i! evidences only one , , club women, which, in turn, rep re* a! . su p p o rt, l7!tT| IT1il* Eft Ifii’ T r t i*t ns any m erchant. IL* knows'*hd m list give serv ice to be ssircrs- - ' fitr , , . . . , , T ,, , hi* le v e r ,e process, it a rriv es Iin i, ,o*iirg papers by m n lane t*i Weit ' ! l ». : J- i l ilt*f~* II. - Hi ^l-i sen t 23,000,000 women of America. thing, and th a t is th a t if th e fa ir did rrnpral yard, where it may stand foi fnl nsd hnilil up In* boslm *. I!:- knows th n t e v e ry new rii-tum . %t tr ut Paint Reach nnd n’hr> I *wns, hpmjr• Among the women who hxv6 given not measure up it could not pos«;lily Trt Ulfi* 111? r.f in fii el tie se-'iir"., m entu m ure pr*.if:t. Iti r h n r l, he know s he mii-t * t day or tw > hi f.'ire it i i pne.ihk* tt Ilie first paj-ci Pi I '■ al. rtF'.lMi't V**tr '*l! I th eir opinion to Mr. S U nlaw . nr. a ttra c t such numbers in a community -witch i*. l i :*. connc*'titg lim*. It may th* r#»|fi fxt If fi£|i , ciindm t his busine.-.a in capable and e ffic ie n t m a n n e r t*> lie sue- *a ill lservice i*: thrt w. . d u ll leaders of New York, Chicago: "'iloaccd in the larnpa territory, k.s- »tiind tor a day o r tw.» befort it ir .•1 1* e e is 'o l. »r 'll- fliiii! tit i r**s* Few persons rvali“i )i • and other large cities, women f io m i1’ *' man, warn tin ar.il child wan pa*>c» . ... ;lt|. to r-wlti!l i' I i n r innccting l e I b r a l ’i ea-nt t :y nnpiemts its su b sc rib e rs not to <ii * i: U f-»i H*.*r : ' * t? i i i i o f a n -i.cu* i. 7 , fait |i- S||*v!»* ’ *| the Middle Atlantic states, from th. : tbe «“'< 1 bit.r th*. •..hi in* I ;, may -.and in a eutiecriing (ireen, .lie fa nmi . it.-ii < Uull, HU>rA hr t '..rag e tin**,* h oy, in tlii.', th e ir first burdne.*** v e n tu re , by re fur: • *i il n*M V xj*< i Rt r |1*|1 f.-l. middle West, from the F ar West, anil i e n ‘!|n,!" ! " Jt lh«i..uKhtj satis- |!:.e ii day or so before it can in rri 1|n\ V, *-ut"** r r r 1n it’C to puy pr.,jri]t!;* , u*i vv<ti; for th e ir n ew sp a p e r. *r *ii: mu-Ji nn acre of water vr;lt s . hh P i ' c !‘f I'lwhl from New England and from tin ! *" '** “ onftrr.sed fcnoster. l.ieud on tin* p rio ri siding. ( Kih! rc# of ft, \Vl*it*s« ti > : value in food piotl.ul as an It may t-e trutlifully Kaid that or South. rviiirt V I» ” "As e.o-m us motor truck is loajcu laud. Flowers and plant-i can b** i ‘>22. is in m il tU \ nf i» •t THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. * no el he is ingle ecrasion in the history it i> u n its way. it doc a not have tu be Hj • *4 _*v;4 i: \ !»«»!*) grown in w ater a'i well as fish, oys­ NF.) *■* t - S'llf j tr'l t 1. f j f t in P i L i d i a D Pa Pa h r a M lu aa Pa Pa pj Ha Well, we can throw hack our !,ho,i!. of l loriila have the people been priv­ iwitch.ul frtii.i *>i:e lino to another, ters, ehurts, shrimp, e".c. CuinmU- * * f** mi ft-*!- r ileged to ec- riorldi.'s j .'d u e ls and it does not .have to wait for trains slongr iiodg*s dtrl.m - tiu.i Florida'.' ders, take a deep breath, smoke ae • \ I, 11 —I. f»IIrvti ?i f. Hit.*» It e x tra pipe or bite off a little larger resource:: -o c -inpleU-ly reprc*cntcd to he made up. greatest asret i* ■tr i vt.nter. N’o ii.jf ■« f-- t ’*n»**-t * and so attractively dlaplaywl, This quid. In the print simp the forciimt “ If sidings are blacked, freight e:.ni •t.nte b., i a greati- i *'ume of fn-nhi will perhaps take a f. w minutes off fact in 'itself iMwpcnkjs th* g.oe! wii’ he (dured *m ten.'o trucks uiid unload j waiei in Ink-* i at.J rivers, widf dis­ to visit with the -operators nr th. of the s ta te generally tov.aid the ,-d ‘pi’ ikij' mtn trucks. In the city to- tributed and mot, irib-,tuty ealt w at­ pressm an; the Job and ad men will re­ Tampa fa ir and il« aide m uiagement. iav tiiere are hundreds of trucks thnt er abounding t:i .vralth. fra in from “cu-uiln" lli devil and will This good will is deserved, for the could Ik* pressed Into this si r» ice. According to Ay*-iV N vv -pa|i*r l*ipush the office eat gently to on*1 ride fair m anagem ent hus bended every "We le.n ; et| during the war that rectory f.*r l lnrido h a, ““ daily instead of kicking him under the ease effort to make ihe exhibits r.s i-iim- uotor (rucks were not restricted to and 140 weekly j .*.|Kis. Florida has Wep resume th at in all walks of life plate as pu^nikh, all hnvit g ao equal . iiy u*e. I*i the deml of w inter army more d a ily , papers than any oth* r the feeling of relief is ths snme, that chance.— Tampa Trihum*^ •ram p art train s were sent from De­ -tale south' o. *1;,* Ohio and l ’liUmu.c the wheels of industry will tu rn mare mit to Dal (into e day a fte r day ovo; and intEt of the M ississippi, Thl* to­ amoothly and htyn more sw roily, rtnd l*RODF OF FLORIDA'S 1'ROSI‘ER- he ranw clogged roads of th e Alle­ tal num ber of dsrRes it: tbn United ‘ th« cn litc social, business and cto -j . ny gheny mountains. States is L'.as*?. The total of all b rig h ter hue. The strain is over— tin : — “ Hundreds of Federal trucks arc kinds i.s tfi.'i publL-du-il in 10,025 USuion has bi-cn relieved. It was t»» The re p o rt of the Federal Utmervc in highway tran sp o rt service today. different pi in i libit*, it was nerve-racking and henrt- Hank of A tlan ta, g iv 'e g ;h.i r ondi \ ml hum ln 1- o f o t h e r s r ’»lil I b* t k * tl h* .1 at *tb i'Tie- L ghl. AT iem ling while It lasted, and i* !,s«l*,*l i***1 i.f t.in ie e « «• .I lig i - 1-1 t*i tin l i m ; H i i . i i t f . fi Hi’i *ii v . *.*rv ii i* *.i- ida Lain : r» : ...I f *r b . \ - . i *!: for two whole days; but fortonm.-ij *o li n-t'i ia l n >. ivh , . u n i , whi. ii *,i*eik tt'i* fi l i g h t « nt t in*«. Then* riainiu. u> .e r u . fi*** .b !. *\ some of in did not know • / it until ii un lutle.- I 'm ill t, i how tin i sta te to u r i.curly u milium and u ij-unrler mo­ who is niwr ying 'I 1 irg .'t,'■ Uf was over, C thcnvi.c-there is rsu tell In* am ply fortified to m aintain iis or tru c k i registered in the United ul ijie |»o»i* i si u in th e w arid, th a t Ing w-hat might have bean the re nits h ith e rto w idespread boasts th a t ft h S tates' today, if v|>h one of these is'lh o poorest. J iV bud eno *gh t** ne­ W* m oitaU can only endure a certain ptoXpertrun and progressive. •rucks could put in only one day it glect a job liut 1 : come in a fte rw a rd » am ount of mental torture, sente more MIn* report of the Federal R e se n t week oil freig h t service, it Would re tlarl say you f a-gat |t> d*t it. aha*>. ' some hws. Rut it is nil oyer now, let R a n t fo r th e y e a r 13*22 show s th at leu i’ IdO.l ofi fieig h t urw*. tu rn s tl: 1 thing into crim e. We li-i.rit " I’li ,i i* uro'emtar. l that I am no* i i fin tiling by i! 'ing litem a I w* us give thanks. John D. Roekefclle; Florida'-* saving h;t;tk th pn it . i't has so far recovered from a liglil at !i-teased dining th y .o r ;;i.T p er c e n t; iff.* utit.g lly- u-e iif motor trucks arc val'ii d a *.**h hotly whe i w,* m i * tack «if bronchial trouble that In* is th at Florida crops ii erea ,-d i i v.ilinI *nj; haul**. Il bulk fn ig h t i-t I ^oineffy." T i ill i,.lit in cent to i.t y nblti to g> buck to the links, lie w.i s I a,t.tflP,Olt(). 1 y.*nt i a g distaiin . it can b** tisn (ibiii* i at a - if fill i i*.it. a '. ,:*. off the course f r two days, tt ■lie-.A il- t a r t t il i i * l jo;: ii: 1 . i uni ,lh .1 D-tu-i by 'ih* >a il **u*i'. Rui i- MP*I It IS W. .1 V "I it it. r day und T hur.day. May lit v.lm h e : o f Ii a : e s s t a l i i note,!; a t ,,4 in. i ui.li-- il ia an em u *niie vwis*.i t .. 7 tie l mi* 1 Mi;:*.es h o sp ital No. * tem iiers lh<* uiml tu the -*hoir» lamb u teady im-iease in Imil Mg p e m . i t load a fr ight ca r to t> transported 31), a t Lake < Ity. Floridn, h a s acrotnm n. appr.* us a re;K*tilion of the Mupnu* *, ts fhovn, with O.lnmi ar il T.unpn, *■<') or 7a miles. Freight under present diiliont U r 230 pitienl.s an d the ifijS — IS rstia I«rika Region. J leading th e .state. Employment" jhow,* coudithipit is often two weeks lie- itiid co t wa** * P 122.000. Then* a n 9 We wauhln't make th at much fu ' -j *teady im piou-m cnt over the whole ;vVeon loading time and delivery time also hospital.: fo r milloni a t Ilc*i c.icola res prices p rk ea have tun- I.tw een D etroit and Toledo. U need and Key- Wi t w ith ited i fo r 23 p a ­ stoi'ca about it if he died. And we nliio noti s ta te ; lutvul sto not In more than a ibv if motor tients each, lin ie a i r hosplttuit fo r that since he was *irk. the price of ferially advanced an*I the Ind u stry gas Jumped one cent. In a good h e alth y cendilion; iind *‘e Irickr- are u tilis e d .- Tampa Times veterans in every .-talc, a total "of TTi *: - ------ -— o —--------gen eral to n e o f o ptim um ru le s thru120. About luilf uf "them ore new ^ , FI AJsHKR OF FLORIDA FACT building *,- the e.* I of which was $33,- k I out F lo rid a, and business* gene rally ROTARY C U R A TRAINING 000,000. In all the new colors nml designs. Dots, ! as.th-ipatea u prosperous m u - * :i and In White nml a great range of enh r«. The SCHOOL i (B y Moses Folium ) Scrools and Novelties, 40-iu. Light and i prdspeniua y en f." , o-sti't, spongy quality in demand fn* iprirsg i l l Wi.h a gruvfc of citrus o r pecan SOIICITORH WANTED— E ither la­ Dark ground, Why shouldn’t business anticipate a wear, RD inches. The Rotary- Club recently organiz­ t*eew :?g,irtlen in which something cun p iospcroiis year, when the banks have dies or gentlemen to call on m er­ ed here, and its charter delivered last he grown fo r the titbit* twelve months chants and other business men and so- • ■ week, proposes to accomplish the bet­ money to lend and yre lending it; hi the year, nnd a flirck of cliickens licit old accounts for collection, l.ih- - 1 when the peupie have a fifth more in term ent of tin* individual member nnd iind a cow, the average man ought crul commissions promptly paid for . v their savings on-ounts for develop­ of his buslncsH both in a practical and to find contentm ent, which i« bettor service*. Write, Southern Adjustme nt j in all ideal way; to accomplish the ment and travel than they* had; when tlurii divnation** or visions. When a Agency, Drew lildg., Orlando, Fla. the citrus ipdustiy is met easing by L IJ betterm ent of each member's business change is desired every Floridian has and profession ns a whole; nnd to ac­_ j tin* million boxes evety ^eatvon;'when a chance to get a mess of fish from itnire mor.t y is helrg invwletl in lands D O M ' FAIL TO ATI'KND T H E [ 2 complish the betterm ent of his home, lurid nnd urban than ever before; j river, lake o r rea, sa no state lias LADIES’ BAND CONCERT AT T H E r j his city, stute nnd counity. This is a ra th e r broad platform, hut time has when the nla pie crypt of tile farm s more available w aters in which ice ltl<;n SCHOOL, TUESDAY, F E 11. "=3 will surpass in value the $fi0,(J50,fiUi> does r.ot form . In South Florida one 6TIL 2tiK-itc t l worth grown on Florida farm s laai can g» in sw im m ing in the winter. In year; when the m anufacturing indua- Florida, th e average man can attain STROUT FARM AGENCY U BULL trifs of the sta te are. supplying more the n* pilrcm enU of the poet’s Thom p­ 113'Magnolla Ave. Colors shown in tiray, ( arol, Dragon, Copenhagen, Mayflower, Apricot, Du^ldsa tCrc< YOUR nE A f gotds to n in or* urgent demand than son's Meal of life: Exceptional bargain for n limited BG-in., ESTA TE ever before; when there is no disease “ An elegant sufficiency, content, time, fine location on Sanford Height* £ * ■ or danger facing the people to distract R etirem ent, ru ra l quiet, friendship, —lot 70x125*, 2 story 8 room house, £ ■* ii.fi •M book.*, their attention frpm work and play; nil improvements, l>ath, toilet, electric r 3 Improved celery farm , an orange when the girthruL* far exceeds ihe Ease anil alte rn a te labor, useful life, lights, phone. Largo porch, oak and j* 1 grove, a city home, a vacant lot, death rate, nnd tha Imm igration to Progressive virtue ami approving pine shnde, garage, jKiultry house, 2l 13 __________ wild land, fire or auto innurnnce Heaven.” tHis state from other states exceed, wash shed, cow stall. Owner desiring ■ | makes no difference— sen us— Florida has ten United S tates bird quick sale has put a bargain price on t ^ that to ' almost any other section of we have what you* wnnt or we the country. In shurt, why shouldn’t reservations, or twice ns many a* M ? t o f , yery dcsiralde property. |^ .00C ^ will g et it for you. ;bj!ineM in Florida nut trip* to a pt os- ether state. T hey nre located ns fol- 1wjjj Rjvc jwsseasion jiu ro u s y .a r when tho demand for low^; Pelican Island, l*n\sagc K ey,jocM fc Iii n handsome line of the effective styles Florida’s output in every line so far Mosquito Inlet, Turtugna Keys. Key. for spring wear. Woven, Stfipcs, Lace, cxcredii tho supply that Steady nnd West, Pine Island, Palm a Sola, Mnt- i.v t l t l f t *i t c u t d r . Tih *JC iiiciA i. AGENTS Checks, Alixturcs, etc., « lltCt IT. smilNOl.K COCXTY. most productive effort will ho needed lacha Pu,t» nnd Islnnd Bay. Pelican i *i .o m n v— 1 \ c i l A N c t t l t r Island wan the' first bin! reservation to -keep up With th e ,game? UIMIHU *11* I't'OMCATIIt.V With ton million dollars of road* established in the* United S tates in Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance o ra c W. K ulgfit an d F. I- W oodruff, work to b? completed; with 130 mile* 1303. The N ational Association of n ciTomptatiianta, va. IQfi W . First SL, SANFORD, FLA uf tio wrailroad across tha southern Audubon Societies has fourteen res­ T. W .t A. N'uftnnA le e tu s MuuBeholder an d C alvin A. Poagc. p flf* n d an ts. end of tho peninsula to bo built; nnd ervations, nearly double th a t of any TO T. \V. A.* NORTON, JCKLVSj V ;-^ .U r ^ r ; . s . ■ - -e a se » • r I.‘.f_-v - 'I. _. _ ■ •- £ 1 AMERICAN WOMEN I,RADERS CONDEMN BOJIUED 1SAIR for. 1 0 HERALD COLLECTIONS 1 ■Spring Reveals Her Loveliest 1 sh s f lu e s d a y \\ S I 4 NOVELTY RATINE Maxwell & Britt REAL ESTATE NOVELTY WOVEN VOILES { �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY PAGE AS THE WORLD LOOKS AT IT Much Truth, If Poor Morality, In Old Gentleman's Explanation of Ethlca of Today. M Ml M You can find th e name of avery live Business Man In Sanford la this Column each day. Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we pleas* you, tell others; If not, te ll ua. Phono 498 ELTON J.MOUGHTON ARCHITECT BANFORD -t FLORIDA SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLEIL Prop. ' General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR nnd RUILDER SIT Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. B. W .. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY FIR E--------- AUTO---------RONDS $. O. Shinholscr C ontractor nml Builder FLORIDA A. P. Connelly & Sons lfi.tn lill.b ril n -K -A -i. l'« T W I l n-lin i> rn t n l rl»T lato l t-n l« In .n rn n rp S u re ly M u n ir. llu .lu c .a I DOS r.-K -T -A -T -n lo t r .lm r n l* llu n d . I.o n n a I ’r o p r r l y M ain llu .lu ra a C b an rr. UftlL-o > s i n i t u itK A l.T r n n i i ' . m s A M 'i i n n t .\ v t : s T M i : \ T c o w r .v x v I'h n n a IS I0 I-S S tn R uulln A y r STEWART The Florist Cut Flowers---------------Floral Designs .Annual and Ornamental Plants Secretary Hoove? sold at a lunch* con In NeW Yorks MI.«’t mo It'll Toil n Mary about old* school morula—the klnil t»T morals wo’ve outgrown, '•“ Pop.* said n llttlo boy, *lf I steal n nickel out of your jmcUct. that'll •iPftUWi IStl't It V " You hot It IV rot ill tins Hlllo boy's father, fund you'd i;o in jail for li. loo,*, " *ffup|HMo I hri n nickel on n came of u tid ire‘mnl won, that's gambling, nln't It. popT “ ‘Hum Ik, mm, anil ynn know wht-rt* gambler*—wind up—{pillows or jHwrhouse, every time.* " 'Hut, pop, sti|>|H)it(> I cornered nil the quinine lu llo- tvorM. or nil the rliloriifonn, or till tin* wheat—somethlUB the world can't get along with, Classified Ads 1c a word. .N o ad taken for less than 25c and positively nn out,* "yotl knmv—and sup|H?m I ran classified ads charged lo anyone. Cosh must arrom pany all orders. Count the prim tip n thousand per cent, or n million taw m .t,-w h at would that the words and remit nrrordingly. bo, p opF "Thu father'd eye beamed, nnd patFOR SALE Small Sales Tax tint? hi* hoy on the Pack, ho said with u proud lunch: On All Luxuries FOR SALK—Hosier and Gaya* paints '"T h at would lo* -business ,gcnlu*. nml varnishes a t Satjford Novelty to Be Advocated sheer busIncM grain*. You’ll Imre Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfe iimnktml nt jo u r feet If you over ac­ FA|tM KliS—You can get seed bed Furry Merchant of Madison To Fram e complish that.*" from*-* nml Irrigation plugs a t tfc* Such A Hill. Sanford Novelty Works, 100-tic ------- ANTELOPE BEING WIPED OUT FO!t SALE ■Twelve furnished rooms MADISON, Fla., Feb. 1— Legisla­ with three year lease a t 115 Pal­ tion providing fur a small sales tax­ Despite Possession of Remarkable Signaling System the Animals m etto avenue. 235-tfc on -luxuries, modeled a fte r the pres­ Are Rapidly Disappearing. ent gasoline tax law will be in tro ­ Tim American pronghorn nnlelopa Is duced in ttm house at .the coming npprondiliig extinction. Formerly session of the legislature by T. C, Merchant, representative from Mad­ roaming from the Saskatchewan to ison county, according to a statem ent Mexico, nnd east to tho Missouri river, It 1* now confined to a few hundred he made to the Associated Press.'M r. wild ntdmnls nnd a few more lu enFOB RENT Merchant stated he would also intro­ closured. duce a m easure designed to make the ltovlug creatures, rn*lly tho swiftpresenLtnx law apply to gasoline sold rst runners oil tlm continent, living at retail by filling station* operated mnlnly In tho open, they have tieby a wholesaler. Mr. Merchant also a w e easy prey fur long-range rllle* lilitii I'Uihs to introduce a hill to e-.l.ildiih when fleet-feoff J enemies wore eas­ ily outdistanced. •;tlp a normal college at Madison upKvon tliclr remarkable signaling 1—rr on the site of n normal school now in system has lint an veil them. tlrm-M [flt ItKXT FurniKlnnl room r.* tteton-lliompson has expialned how, m e "I"'™ 110’1 there. corner 11th Mreet and Kim on approach of some ».lrange ohjec-t, Mr. Merchant i.tntvd that he prrinM. Schneider. ___ iiied the voters of Madison county in tl.n autelopu through a Sot of museles raises with n Jerk , the Imlrs on thg ee|nng, whltu ramp {Miches'on either aide. This flash shines afar like a patch of snow, and the messngo Is read by e.ll who have noses to read, for with the Hash of hnlr I* liberated nn odor of musk from a glnml located In a patch of brown hair In tho white IdooItU _ The flash Is given nnd away they go. If tiro flash Is not seen tln-lr keen avnso of smell carries the nice rage even over long dlstniices. Woman, 85 Years of Afle, Snarls and Bites at Police Who Rescue Her. . your hard earned dollars, a part of which should he working for you EARNING4% Interest, night and day if deposited at MIND IS SHATTERED Locked Up by Her Daughter for No Other Apparent Renton Than ‘That She Was Old and In the \Vay. Miltinnuy City, rn.—With mtj! nnd mice a* htT only companions ntnl starved utnirMt m n living skeleton, nn pliihlyllvt'-1vrnr-<ihl woman was drugged forth from a damp, jlnrlc, dir­ ty collar, whero she has spent tho Inst two ypnrs ns n prisoner nt the hmids o f her daughter nnd son-in-law. F or nu other reason apparently thnn th at she wns In the way, the old wohtnn bud been locked In her ccllsr-dun* freon and fed only sert |H of foot! and hits of nourishment scarcely* til for thu tmvr*t unlmnt to cat for ntblOit twenty-four month*. while her (laughter nml liuMhnnd lived In considerable comfort In the house above her. When found the inlserulde old pris­ oner snarled nt Chief of I'olhv ik 1‘. McLaughlin. clawed at him with her Idrdllke talons tn the fear th at he hud cento to do her grontr! linrm. She luid to t>e taken from tho bhtek hole vir­ tually by force, screaming nud screechInc when taken Into tlm light of day despite her feeldo strength. Ignorant Refugee*' Belief. Tin' mother, whose terrible liuprlsonnient nml pitiable condition became known to the police here after repeat' ed alien?moils hints and Hiiggr*|iun* fr>iui rc-dileutH .if the iirigbhnrtuMid, Is Mrs. Stephen Xnvllsfcy, of Itunsiau hlrlti. Xo details roupc ruing the rea­ son for her damttiter*H netlens could he olitidned from her, so terrified was she at the sight of strangers and so lan d ed her mind at the realization of liberty; According to other Itiisslun rosldenls !n llio neighborhood, however, the po­ lite gained the Information that -the OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT! Save and deposit them weekly —and have something to show your earnings. A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. I*. FORSTER, Fresldent 0 . F. W IIITNBR, Cask! We will g iv e to EACH PURCHASER of \ GOODRICH TUBE REPAIR Come early before the supply is exhaustI eel. •*. We have a largo stock of Goodrich Tires and can fill your needs in any- What Becomes of Rainr.vlt. SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder (irindinj; Automobile Repairs Acetylene Welding I'hone til!---------Sanford, Florida WANTED AVANKD—A chance to build Mr, Men h u n t'. -tat».no,nt point--* out {hat the g.-mutme tu \ taw jiehit d more than Jlii'O.tllHI in lt»^2 "ttlul the tux w as paid if* such small a mutt h it amt in aueli u way tlmt apbotiy ft it it, yet over a half million dolinrs.w as collected.” "Our properly tax now is alm ost .L. B. HODGINS AUTO RADIATOR AND SIIKRT M ETAL W dltKS Uener.nl Repairing 207 French A rc. ■■ Sanford, l ’J 1-J-lm p. Cards of Hanford's Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whom. In his chosen pro­ fession th e Jlcrald recom­ to the people. k H n n u i M i a i s mends George A. DeCottes Attorney*at-Law r . ‘ Over Seminole County Bsnk SANFORD -!• WANTED—White woman to do confiscatory," the statem en t contin­ housework nnd answ er telephone. ued. "lam er the tax rate ami *ee how No washing, no ironing. I’hone HN2. industry would fin wintu th is slntt*. W A N Tr.lt—II or -i room house, un­ furnished with garden, slate rent nud location. Address N. W., care of ili-rald. 2tW-ltf WANTK.d at ONCK—By coupleTfur' trished apartm ent o r sm all house. Must Ih- desirable and in good neighhorhood Aildixsq "Couple"’ 2fl8-ltp MISCEiXA NEUUS FOR SALK—Wood for sale, smnll hlocka and trim m ings from tho c ra te mill. f»0e a wagon lend a t the mill. Fine to make your heavy wood burn wcil.—Shinliolscr's Mill. 25 l-e.o.d-4wp W U M E iiS - l’Ienty Z t saw dust (rce nt Shinholser's Mill. I t ’s the right kind for tiling. 25l-e.o.d.I\vp FLORIDA FRED R. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW F irs t N ational Bank Building BANFORD FLORIDA CHELLE MAINES , *> LAWYER —Court House is u Prescription for Colds, Fev­ er and LnGrippe., IF h the most speedy remedy we know, pre­ venting l'neumnnirt. KKATING AND DANCING, LAKE .MARY SKATING ACADEMY, WED* NE8DAY-NJGIIT. . 268-3tc Grace V. Howell of cruelty toward her by attendants in the sta te hos­ Dyaa Examined Glasses Designed pital nt Chattahoochee ts untrue. Will _ Henry McLaulin, Jr., needn't have taken the troiHJle to deny Grave's assertion. But we would like to know why in samhtll he let her . O ptldsn-O ptom ctrist out.—Oculn Star. 312 Boat F irst S tre e t Sanford, Fla. The Dally Herald, 15c p er week, week for 15c, Opt D. DR. R. M. WELSH Graduate Veterinarian Telephones: CNTice 123 Residence 257 anything, would otnournge th rift. If the state tax on property totilil he done away with this ctermil haggling of values as between counties swould caaton therefor would bo gone. The first bill I shall introduce in tho 11*23 legislature will he along th e above lines.” t ■ ■ ■ Regarding hi* contemplated action to tighten up the provisions of t.he gasoline tnx law, Mr. Merchant said he would Introduce a bill to strik e out tho words "at wholesale" in section seven nf the present law. “The law an it stands exempts the retail nerviee station of the wholesale oil dealers nnd they should not be exempted," he explained. CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH ■ MONEY Cut out this slip, enclose w ith 5c and mail it lu Foley & Co,, 2835 Shef­ field Ave., Chicago,'III., w riting your name nnd address clearly. You will receive in return n trial packnge con­ taining Foley’s Honey nnd T ar Com­ pound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills fu r pnins in sides nnd back; rheum atism , backache, kid­ ney nnd bladder alim ents;, arid Foley Cathartic Tablets, n wholesome" nnd thoroughly cleansing cathartic for c'ohstipntion, biliousness, headaches, und sluggish bowels, Hold every­ where.—Adv, SAVE MONEY ON TIRES AND TUBES f/' ' (>oi M)r VtlttH Ik fo re Duylng "Offico Pennsylvania Opposite I*. 0. DeLsnd. Florida Mrs; A. L Spencer SP1RELLA CORSETIERE Surtford and. DeJ.nnd , autom atjcally ctume, hefauso the m'A property lax dheouragt-s thi*ft. What i>* the u-e of Hying to save any thing if the s ta te , the co unty and the city take m ost of it away from ’ you in taxes. A luxury tnx, if it did Vacuum C ub Get An Abstract Before Sllvertowh 1 duo ton of water to (lino pounds of Hour la nature's recl|«.* for making wheat bread, according to figures on rainfall published by tho bureau i/t sollu lu tho Department of Agricul­ ture. By controlling tho writer supply In Irrigation, accurate mei'snivmonl Is possible, .and this eslhimlu Is of the minimum m p dec mom. Mntiy crops m o l fivu,times as much water. What becomes of nil thu wafer! O f a ton of water falling on a Unwin wpmrv feet of soil during the year, about one-third sinks through and U dtnlncd off underground. Only u little runs olf the surfnru If tlm field Is well plowed. A llttlo ovnpunilcs Irmneillnlely ami the rest Is held lu tho soil. As the surface dries, the moisture In the soil soaks up by cap­ illary attraction and evaporates off tha surface. IPJt.hy far the greater amount ts drunk by tho roots of the plants, drawn up Into tlm leaves and breathed back In vast quantities into the atmosphere. Ona Ltttls Grain of Wheat. One grain of wheat will product 100 hexilllon grain* In tho tenth year, nn agricultural professor told a group of visiting funner* nt thu Pennsylvania Stnto college, lie wasn't qulto sure th at "hexilllon" was the correct ward, hut here Is tho way he wrote It: 1W>,OOO.OOO.tXXI.OOU.lOO.OOO.OOO. Thera would ho wheat grains enough, ho said, to string four billion chains of It from tho earth to tho sun. Indeed, llio crop of wheat, long before tho tenth generation, would bo so largo that the earth would not ho big enough to prosldo spneo to replace tho entire crop.—Bucks County Dully News. Statue tn Red Cross Man. Capt. J. A. Pedh»w, tho American Red Cross comtulsrtoocr to Rudapyst, Is said to be the |uost popular iimu hi the Hungarian capital. Out of grati­ tude for his relief work among the starving war victims, tho Hungarian government 1ms erected n moiittmcbt lc* him In tho city park, which wn* re­ cently unveiled on tho seventy-fifth birthday of Count Apponyl, the "grand old mnn" of Hnngnry.—The Argonaut. Sentiment and Appstlts. "I understand that one of your collengtifci voted for proldbRIon, In spite of tho .fact that "ho personally con­ sumes convivial fluid*.''* "Yes," replied .Senator Forghum, "Ilia heart was In tin) right place, but bis stomach wasn't." Relief to Friend Husband. "H as (lift.woman In politics Improved tbo conditions of life r' "Undouhtfdly" replied Mias Cay­ enne. "Worsen now’argue grenr qtiesGods among thctuselve* Juirend of making husbamls try to explain mat­ ters they do not undcrstoniL'' DON’T FA IL TO ATTEND TIIE LADIKH’ RANI) CONCERT AT TJIB 1 l a May; mil in \ v e S a n f o r d . F ld r id a RIMS TO FIT ANY MAKE OF CAR KELSEY STONE FIRESTONE 30x11Vss sizes fo r any make car or tru c k 44x10 Staivcd Almost to a Living Skeleton. foreigner* in the coal fields hereabout* look ilium old age as a hideous thing and upon, death a* aomqtldng to ho shtmuetl nnd avoided at all cosfs. In many Inslntices, It was said, forrlcnhorn families have refused to receive tho ImdleH of relatives killed In the ntlae*, ft** terrlfiptl were they at the sight of tha Hrlm Reaper. On tld* supposition, therefore, It h believed by the police that the woman's daughter and the daughter's huYlmml, feeing dhl ago and Inevltshlo death ap­ proaching In Mrs. Navllsky's nine, de­ rided tn safeguard their own linpplne** by putting her out of their sight. Month after namtli p a w d amt the old woman lived on until t liens was nothing to do tlm police bellevt*. hut to hldo Uio aged victim away in the cellar. TUBES. AND ACCESSORIES (i'cnernl Tire* Run on I.esa Air Pressure, Save C ar Repairs Springs for All M nhr'fof Far* nnd Trucks Free Road Service 211 WEBT MONROK BTUKBT JacksonvillCj Florida 1923 SPRING MODELS IN MILLINERY A NICK DISPLAY TO SELECT FROM Door Bolted on Hsr, Forthwith, she' was pushed down the stairs unit tho door bolted on Iter, not to bo unbolted for almost two year*. Snell food n* w-a» given Iter at various Interval* was thrust to her. the police heliev■e, through a tiny coal hoto Into the ccllirv. which Incidental­ ly, admitted the only ray uf Sight that penetrated thu place. U ic. virtually In contlntulvntgbL tlit* poor old womith spent her day*.gnawing a t tlm molding morsels passed to her a i Raul, sleeping when she could on the filthy pile of mg* nml old newsI .j .-r slm had huddled In one corner of her prison.’ Mad Dog Bites Man on Woodsn Leg. Orange, N. J.—llltten by n mint dog, which luckily nl tacked Ills wooden leg. Felix CartHjne tied up the milmal nnd then shot It. The deg lilt n small boy, nnd Carbone was ordered by tho health officer to’ tttt the animal and kill It. Coffee Boiled Over; Baker Dies of Oat. Staunton, 111,—When boiling coffee flowed over tbo able* of tbo keltic nnd put out Untflro <m » gas range, Harley Atwood, n baker, was an'liyxiuted by tlm gas fume*. DON’T FA IL TO ATTEND T il HO Bouth Magnolia Avenue Hanford, Florida 9 • • Is nicelliig fho demand fo r good-pure wutur and there arc hundreds o f Imltlcs being dixtrihuted around the City at all time*. Every fam ily of Snnfurd should get tho hab it nml — And our truck will-1*' a t your back door with it bott,lo of th a t puro w ater th at all tho hotels, restau ran ts, drug stores and soda fountains arc using. • ' • M And Be Sure It’s Elder (Spring* Use in That Batter: �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FE BRUARY PAGE FOUR BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor VELVET JACKET WAS SYMBOL Worn by Stevenson, According to Writer, a j Prcteet Against the Tyranny of Fashion. lotary.-Merchants Will Not Play Tonight as Or iginally Planned Brotherhood and Counter Jumpers Will Hold the Cards Did you notice what tile Jax papers d (6 nay about’ Sanford winding And did yon notice th at they raid the" rcar.on Duval fort war "ls*i-aU5u It was too hot," and "th eir boys* were The official opening of the second half of the howling lengue'tnkes place not used to playing on n box Ilka m ight, the first game lieing between the Merchants .and Jim m y S tew art's court Unit Sanford uses." trotlierhood Club. It was originally planned that the Rotes would meet the Icrth an ts tonight, hut in drafting the second half schedule it was found thnt And they also ‘•aid—"maybe some i o H e r to take in the new d u b s nnd prorate these games corrertly, It would other reason ." N’mv we agree with e b etter to Irt these two d u b s break into the league playing some of the them when it comes to “some other hi tim ers rnjh cr than stage the first game botwtk-n themsclvs. reason*," There was one other darned Tusday night, Congregalioiml Club vs, Mun’a Club, W edneiday night, good reason why thel lost ifml that thase &, Co. vs. the F arm er' and Thursday night, Rotary vs, American I.e- reason was none other than the fact that tire Celery Feds outplayed them. This It the official schedule for the firrt week of play, the balance of the rhedule now going throng hthc process of being drafted nnd will he publishI’erliapr. Duvnl Was pot used to the d Upon completion. eu.itln-rrf climate, ei riling front >o fnr The alleys have all been worked over nnd waxed, nnd now pins will he "up north" and then, top, they may sed tonight. With thg addition of two good chilis to the league, uml the not have been used to the sire of the •ague nircaily going good, thin second hnlf will prove interesting not only court, and all that, hut regardless of » the players but to the m any spec ta t ora that witness these gam es. The whatever their alibi high* Ik\ Sanford kicked cm off, ami that stands. nme atarfs ill Ti-IO shurp. I the return to Lei “burg S atuiday, where It will o f m il e s »novro in tin* High school nudttp- ci edit for w lu l tve do—never nan nn O'ROURKE W ILL DRAW DIG ROW!) AT K. C. HALL TONIGHT riuni, and be will la te r play Orlando, opportunity to got used to it, Hnd Do Land, Eustis and other nearby Duvnl been licked by some of th e Judg in g from the advance sale of points. Rut tonight i y o u rlo s t chance other f mrdlcr towns of the state, much talk would have been scattered about ickets fo r the second showing of to sea it in Sanford. whnt a good team such uml sUfh n tic "R etu rn of Miles O’Rourke" th at town had and how neatly they heat ikea place tonight for the last lime the fast Duval team . Hut when San­ t the R. of C. hall, th e house will la­ ford pushed 'em over, In or.e of the yer crowded and unless you nrc ear neatest and hardest fought gam es f, not only seating space hut standever witnessed in many u moon, B ig room ns well will be a t a premwas “ton hot". Duval plovera wore off form, and Sanford shouldn't have This play, which was w ritten by won" and so fa ith and so on. ‘a lh er Hennessy, was shown lust pring nnd proved so popular that tany very urgent requests were made or the second showing. F ath er lleuessy hns changed tlie play some, tided o th e r scenes, nnd made a change r two in the cast. The w riter witnessed the dress rcJimmy S tew art nnd bin Brotherhood varsal la st night and can assure the team will meet Park';, im inter jum p­ tatrons of this show th a t it is well ers in the titst jump uff of the sec­ forth the time and sninll prices «skond half. The Merchants were going good at tin- tail * ml of the firpt half d, nnd th at if it docs not please, it fill Ik* because you are extra ln.nl and the Rrutht-iliond hns n at rung team mi there should la- heap much .The cast of characters hirludn- some . in: fun at the old Tills ys tonight. cry good talent aimir-g-t the Sanford Jar wlers will pIcaMi take notice icaple and they hnve all b in will t 'otsgii g .itjut :d ctuli and the rallied under the par* >i>;d siipeivi ill will play Tuesday n ig h t, Ipn t-f F ath er Henticr, y m d will pull -Him? nnd Chase Wednesday night ff the play jtinl na would be expected ni^iit ioti-Ti will pl.iv the American f -regular actors and act re- i r til in Thursday night. This The cu rtain gee* uji ut U:to f-hnrp, ti n y will come out tonight —the tr e a t is official. lid between each net th e re 'w ill inh-atrae, nudevillu mindwrs tin t -ire bound o please. If you haven't a yet got four ticket, do it at on^cTu- the l.ol ninule m ay by t ,o la- ?? I itr m g Woodard Ilcrtlcson were ttucsts of niik thin week with tin1 flit am) the baby has m alaria. Mr. and Mrs. Jeasc Lee Sunday. Rev. J. S* Clark will he with us Rev. Albertrcirj, who has Just ri »ltni!t for service next S unday a t 3:.>0. turned front attending the Synod j in the evening Rev. O. O. Kcknjd will Ntwhvllle, Term., passed Mthrnuj< preach at the Lutheran church nt a Wednesday on his way to Lake Mar L ittle C lifford llohinaon retu rn e d to T heir d aughter, Miss Violet, has n school this week. Mis face is healing u fitly m arried and her home is no nicely a fte r the au to accident. STOPS COUGHS AND COLDS in South Jacksonville. Mrs. Alher son has been III with the flu. We ni Neglected coughs and cohLs lead to Kind to hear th at Brother Albertan influenza, la grippe; nsthmn and bran* has again been returned to this (|thitis, and the edd method of "letting it ra n Its course" is rapjdly giving Mrs. Goudonough and little son who way to preventive treatm ent. Three a position in town at the new l.are­ are here visiting her sister, Mr?. ll;r. gen eratio n s' of users have rectified te ria. ? ihi fio;v. St. Loui:>, » p efitth c week of the ciuick relief given by Foley's The road men are filling up the end a t Daytona. Honey and T ar from coughs, colds, holes with c ln y o n the rem etery road. A very pleasant Surprise party was emup, th ro at, chest and bronchial Grnpfvilla folks were badly scared held S aturday evening at the homo trouble. Contains no opiates—ingre­ by n tram p last Friday. Will Hen­ of Mr. nnd Mm. Forrest West at dients printed on the wrapper. Re­ derson collared him and the sheriff fuse im itations and substitutes. SDliI iam e out nnd got him. The doctors which over forty attended. Reddcs the homo folks, Miss Elmo Totnr of c verywhere.—Ad v. think him u lunatic. We are all safer Sanford, Miss Lillian Glidcwcll of the W est End nnd John uml Hen Swanson attended. Music nnd nice re fm h n ie n ta I'Olcdr'Yto happy hour? till all loo soon it was time to g„ Thus gallantly he appears In niy tnlnd'fc-pye When 1 pause In rereading one of his bonks nnd summon up ii fantasia of tlm author—Itolwrt Louis tHevenson, gentleman nrim fttirer In life and letters. Ills brown eyes shin­ ing In n swarthy fate, tils lean, longenduring body adorned with a blnrk Velvet Jacket, Henry Vuil Dike p rltes In ScribUcr'a. Tills garment Is no disguise, but a symbol. It is short, so us not to Im­ pede Idm with entangling mils. It is unconventional, ns u protest against tljc tyranny of fashion. Hut It Is of velvet, mark you, to match « Vermin nlcenot* of choice bud, preference of beauty—yes, ami probably a touch of bravura In nit Its Wearer's vagaries. TI* like the silver spurs, broad som­ brero nnd gay handkerchief of the Rev. W alherg wan a gito*t nt the thoroughbred cowboy—not nu element home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Cntl Carlson. of the dandiacal, Imt n tribute to ro­ mance. Strange tlmt the moist genu­ Mr. and Mrs, John • Bo Orel nnd ine of men usually have n bit of this In Ibelr composition; your only Incur* able poseur being the fellow who af­ fects nov'er to jmsn amt betrays him­ self tiy ids nttltudo of scirti. [If ennrse Stevcjison did not always wear lifts symbolic garment, in fact the only time I met him In the tlesti Ids clothes had a discouraging m.'Cin* bjntice to those of the re-t of us nt the Authors’ club In New York, And n few months ngo, when I traced bis "footprints on the sands of time" at Waikiki bench, near Honolulu, tlm picture drawn for me by those who knew him when bo passed that way, was that of n lank, barefooted, brighteyed, Min browned man who dau'nderetl along the shore in whlte-dUeU | EDWARD HIGGINS trousers and a sh irt wide open nt the MUCK, Inly mode! neck, But the velvet Jin Wet was In you want. Down Ids wardrobe, you may Is* Mire, ready FORD CARS and FORDSON Tractor? payment for tilting weather and m-rn-don. .101-.IDS East F irst S treet The Firm s listed below have partici pated in a cam paign conducted in • Sanford by Union Labor ^renh Country Kggs, dozen 15c £?. Vo. 2'/i Tnhle Peaches, can -Se [rish Potatoes, peck .. . ditle* 1 eit) -r the Ph ,..i to n- XVIIt I get* the Uivl- [>,, to the rhow that nlgh.t. It's 1>p treat ; nd Ii? want,1- you to M<t qit and ce the r haw without Sag- li(ifi ip iir k ty re lie v e s C o ld s a n d Id tG rlp iic . C (m sll|M tlio a. llilim isn esS -tin d H e a d a c h e s . The Herald for fir.*t vlaxs job war F or quick results try t, Scientists Recommend Use of Liquid Air as Dest Meant of Getting at Delectable Kernel. Liquid air for cracking mil* t* ibe Intcst application of rcienSclrnee nnd Itiveiitloit relates thnt expert a at tlm tiallninil bureau of Mamlnrds In Washington Were appealed !o for n rneibiitl of breaking ib>- rdo-lD oP cltldia miU* witUoui iluiiingli'g the kernels. They found that It took a weight of nearly jt nm In crack the slit-II*, and that after that effort (he meat of. the nut -.ins broken In iimuy small pieces. Then they applied liquid nlr to the problem. They did not freeze solid a piece of fiibber and use It ns a baai­ mer. n» {■ done In the classic stunt of plijiilea, but th ey -simply Ithmereed the nuts In liquid nlr for SKI seconds nnd cracked them easily without damage to Iho kernels. Now the physlclM* arc trying to find out whether tM* Tbelr dense, strong shells Arncrlen. w ere u m ' i II during the war to make d m rco a l fror ffi* nutsks, nnd the oil front the kerm is Is n valuable food ulurllar to copra. A ll of That. Whhen sumll daughter lu'catnc W e n tuy ti Inten-vicd in our ages I Inuttldngfy told tier tlmt I was v!-,t.-(-n and daddy t iveiily-nto-, After -■ e b arm-il to ctc.mi sin- addl'd i i 'j i a r as the tdrtbda.'ii crime nnaind. One day while she was playing nt n neighbor's the woman of the bmire M id: "Mary, d«* you know how old your mother Is?" UhtHnlfird Ad* lc a wnriL No ad taken fnr lem* than Z.Tc and pu»dlively no rlam ifird ads churged to any one. Coah must nruunpuny all order*. F o u n t the words nnd rem it accordingly. S e t In LIGHT .FA CE CAPS Black Face, double the above i Clip and use this blank Tor writing your want nd and mail it tu (he Sanford Herald 1'or computing coat (,f want ads per insertion read carefully rates am! rules to thb left ami remit accordin'* to number of insertions of the ad you desire, Ilemit by Express Money Order, Draft, Postoffice Order nr Registered Letter. Address communications to The Sanford Herald. Name Amount * ••« *»*»*•*• Address No. Days,...,........ Postoffiee ... ..... .a— ...*.. .»*.••.♦........... ....... 1 O Hull he Words "WanIed”, "For Sale,” etc.; and the Name nnd Address. THERE'S NONE SO GOOD American Silk*. Ttiero nre some Interest lug phases of the official xPithtlcs with reference to the manufacture of silk goods In tlm United .State*, particularly those that have to do with the early history of tlmt Industry. It appears thnt the making of silk goods In our country has grown rap­ idly since (be year ISlSO. At that time only 1f> per cent of the allk used tn tlm United States wus homemade. In 1S70 the perccnlnge of home mnmifactured silk bad doubled; In 1SSO It bud tieeotoO more than 00 per cent; In IfflKi, To jht rent, while nt present It iif estimated to be In txccss of 85 per cent, Putting Her at Eaie. We were lieing entertained at din­ ner nt the home of n friend who had prepared n ruosf detectable meat, j Her de**ert bpd fulled nnd sbe hnd i substituted prune whip for which «be 1 made apology. 1 said: "There lx nothing wc like (letter—whenever I haven’t much to cat for a meal I nerve prune whip and our family think they Imd u tine din- SKATING AND DANCING, LAKE MARY SK \TING ACADEMY, WF.DNKSDAY NIGHT, • 268-Mc SHOES OVERLAND FOR T H E FAMILY CHALMLR rums llk<¥ IIAIGHT & WIELAND LLOYD SHOE STORI NEWBERRY DRUG COMPANY E F FIC IE N T DRUG STORE SERVICE I.KXINCTON, UiiitR i.s nt*w Tires. Down payment C. W. STOKES :u a ;i:ii:s a n ii m f.a t s McLAULINS’ WATCHMAKERS JEW . OPTICIANS Sanford, F it money wc SMITH BROTHERS Incorporated IifMtT. 1921 M o t h (•». ti i s »;n\ rash f IT 'IfN IT F U E and Mouse F u rn ish ia ti ■ Foot of F irst Street IJCICK LIGHT S Down Payment IN: $100 FORD TRUCK, $11)0.00 Cash buys t His cat*. WICK FOITt, 1town Payment late DEANE TURNER STAPLE AND FANCY tiliO C feltlES FRUITS ! \ S l ) VEGETABLES SANFORD SHOE AND CLOTHING CO. ntotlr 1. $ l4 ® Low er Price* l.KXi.NGTON ffcf.ranqe u: M ary answ ered: "Nineteen." Down "Oh, she Ii older than th a t. Mary, Payment T il bet idle Is t n enly.ttv or twentypevon." M ary eame homo and told mu of the conversation, A fter my resent­ m ent of my neighbor's Inqulaltlv^neHs laid nuhslded I was nttinnil nt the un­ intended compliment. I am thirty-lire. OLDSWOBICK K, —Exchange. MAIL SERVICE CHERO-COLA EASY WAY TO CRACK NUTS nnis arc crown In Somli C IT Y Mre. Culp and Mrs. I). Robinson were Wednesday callers at the loimi ol M is, Will Robinson. Minnie Heck spent a couple of ev­ ening* with he.- grandm other, Mrs, Westvrdick. A. SPEER & SONS HILL HARDWARE GO LADIES' READY-TD-WE VR AND HARDW ARE AND BUILDERS' SU PPL IE S nanaasaauua.isagvasatnecnnrHSMaasBCRMRsaitiiaaBax 11)20 passenger, a Ruoil cut t t y. Down flj Payment ti® A number ef other i cars nt ymrr own price, 10% DISCOUNT WILL BE ALLOWED FOR CASH The above cars have been thorouifhly ru-condttionotl nnd have: our iruarantco; add the initial; payment is small nnd the lull-1 once on liberal muntidy pay­ ments. Call, wire, or battier atill, come and look them over and Ret Models at .our be; lutifu! Show Rooms and Filling Station— * IIif;h Grade Mechanic in charge of onr Repair Department. your choice. B. & 0. Motor Prompt Service and Courteous Treatment Pay Us a Visit 1 COMPANY Corner 2nd St. and Sanford Ave. SANFORD, FLA. Telephone Number 101 . Will accent Fords as a part. , payment LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S REST ROOMS-— * �-=*-**7l TI1E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 192.1 FOR WAR o n “LONG KNIVES” TRIBUTE TO AMERICAN GIRLS LIGHT ON PREHISTORIC RACE C ashs Where Indian* Had Gathe Munition* Found In Cave In W ayne County, Kentucky. Sclentltt Explain* How He Expect* to Determine Ag* of Ancient Central American Cities. Kipling a t HI* Deit W rote With Com. plete Comprehen»lon of Their Many.Charm*. Ttitlna of wliat once was n flourish­ ing “munitions factory" are sheltered In n cave 14 miles east of Mill Springs, hi Wayne County. Kentucky. In the opinion of | ‘rof. a . M. Miller, head of «ho departm ent of geology at the Uni­ versity of Kentucky. Tills “factory,** according to Pro­ fessor Milter, produced nrrow bends to •Ip th e Shafts of Iiulluti braves whose no mail'* land, In the days before the squirrel rifle supplanted the boiv, was T hirty yenrn ago, Iludynrd Kipling foiiml the Aiucrlcnn girl above comThe Highway Beautification mbetpare. In “American Notes" h«* sold of |rg held by tho Community club nt h e r: Monroe Friday night brought “Sweet a n d comely arc the tnnlden* out nil tho good citizens of the vilof D evonshire; delicate and of gracious |,gv and quite n largo delegation from seeming those who live In tho pleasant Sanford, Orlando nnd other point*. places of London; fascinating for ull Karl U-hman, secretary of the Chamth eir demurcncM the dam sels of btr of Commerce of Orange county, France clinging closely to their moth­ er*. and with large eyes wondering at ,r*s the speaker of the evening. .Mr. the w lrkcd w orld; excellent In her |/hm an outlined the plan of the coun- Kentucky. own place and to those who under­ I ty ossoclatloiu for the beautification l'rofcM ar Miller returned recently of the highways, and gtivc Idens nnd from a trip to W ayne county, where ho stand her Is the Anglo-Indian 'spin' In her second seaso n i tout the girls of iuggcationz of other people upon the prospected for cave*, rockhouxes nnd America an* shove and heyoml them important question of beautifying the "Id Indian village sites, favorable nil. They are clev er; they can talk. Untry. Mr. Lehman brought out very ground for the flndlng of extinct mam­ Yea, It I* said th at they think. They itrongly the way In which Orange m alian remains. ure Instructed In th e folly and vanity “Two roekhousea and one cnvo’w rre of the m ale mind, for they have asso­ county Intends to develop the plnn exnmlntsl," lie said. “In one of tlie«e, j IW| called for suggestions from oth­ iihniit fourteen mile* east of Mill ciated with 'th e boys’ from hoyhpdU, ers. He mentioned the stretch of road Springs, num erous nrrow heads In vari­ and can discerningly m inister to boll) between First stree t and St. John.* ous stages o f eoniplerton were sent- vices, or pleasantly snub the inm essor. As certain of th eir own poets have river ns having such n splendid |»er- toriil nt a stmllow depth over the floor, I sold: evidence (tint this shelter , active and natural beauty of tree* furnishing , ---i Man I* Are and woman I* tow, p i t of the way nt least and said formerly w:is an urrow head w in kshop , Amt the dovll h« twins ami twain* to blow. H-autlful shtubbery,, roses, vines and of ntiorlglne*." “ In America th e tow Is soaked In a T he o th er reckhouso nlsn gave e v l-! other attraction* should Ik* added. lle ilenots nf having been n popular resort solution that ninkes It fireproof,‘in ale j j o spoke of tho beautiful hyacinth* of tin> alNirlglnes. Human lames found solute liberty and large knoulislge; upon the reaches of the St. Johim riv- In th e cave lend to tho belief that It j eiinh«s|uently necldents do not exceed (r upon each side of the bridge and hnd been used ns u burial plnce. Iho n g u la r pereentage nrfar.ged by! the devil for each dim* and climate thought it best not to encourage ihi ,pread of atrch hut ns they were then SCARED BY UNUSUAL SOUND ‘" “ •w ut the a i mg. they w em bcauti ful anyhow—and the ncenery might Mu»ic (7) of Motor Horn Droee Lien* SMALL BOY’S PLAN WORKED From Oxen Which Had Beamed h* prolonged hy th e planting of pur to Them Ea*y Prey, Whole Lot B etter T han Keeping Conpit- flowered Huugan-vjllne upon each tta n l W atch for M arauding Oand , ,i(Jc of the road up to the vlllngg proThe tool of n single motor horn hn* of Chicken*. p,*r. An organixatien conftAlttfr opt been found snfllrieht. In Africa, to pointed by the l haml>cr o f Commerce Qtdet stampeded oxen and cause >t trio O ne'tim e when Crank W allace, stale of Sanford, m et n t iJtke Monrtre or of llesh-huiitlng Ibms to slink away ■entomologist, was it small Imv. says Friday evening and a fte r attending Into the bu:hcsthe lndl:mn|Hiltx Slur. Ids father as* Two native driver* were recently signed him to guard n garden fro:rt a the speaking and the program m et t> foim the perm anent Seminole coun conducting u wagon drawn by slxtiwu lunriiuillag hand of chickens from a ty Highway nsnociation with local oven in the railroad camp. In the wild* neighbor's 'mop. I-’rank did not like near Nakuru, the site of the new* Uu*ln the Idea of wasting Id* precious boyish hranche* in every precinct in the en­ lilslni railroad, when the oxen were time on unprincipled chickens and set tire county. The following committer attackeit hy thrt*i lions. The drivers Id* wit* to win king. met in the auditorium afte r the ev­ Ih-d to nearby tree*. The oxen lie- f lie hnn-d hole* through grains „f ening'* urcerrl os: Dr. HlacLman o! came panic-stricken nnd dashl-d down corn, tied notes to the end of a thread lake Monroe, chairm an; Judge llou*e the roiigli road, dragging along the ntlnehed to tin- grain* aftd set tlo* Imtl Iroldcr, vice chairm an. Airs. II. K. To­ body of one ox. killed by the linn*, Tin* f, nlisli raiders fell for tin- til>k. lar, Mr*. 11<n i v Wight, Mrs. Drum with the swaying wagon behind them. 1‘rlglilellejl In tlie fluttering Uxle- a few ini'll* « from till* end* of llielr Dillmunil. 'lr*. lit.:t > Hvcren, Col. lion The lions follow ud tln-ir prey. and tlie sensation of Die thread* In Knight. Dr greeted a Innie motorist at a curve of llielr Ihronl*. Ilie I'lilekells went llj. William*. Kent Hasceter, l!. \V. IVnr ■tie road. He had no rifle, nail It wa» Ing Inline .mil tore nroin. l the yard Pian. M-cretaiy <>nr nf the feat'.;, u nine,-I an Ulir.ilr-cn'll* movement L4i.it ‘Ihi* atirueteil tin* owner and tin' Friday e\enii:R w.-.a the goo-l progrun look Id* baud to tin* horn billion. At i l i h k e n * w e r e e n i i g l i t n i n t l.oli-.r r e .i .l pjt ell Ic. th • I'rllnrjl childiell. Thi tin* limt sound tlie lion* seemed nee Till* 1* wbal they read: tblor fuiriis, Culumbia nrd the great pliissed. The motorist tlien blew loud “I've h -ell over lo Wallace's tills chicken stealing ease of Squn‘h coun­ nnd long. As the unenuny nnd sus- afternoon." tallied shriek rose above ifir* clamor of Tin next day the Marne tiling m*ty met the highest approval of tin the frlglitoned animat* the lion* slunk eliried and lid* Is w hut the notes sahl tsdiencc. away among the locks, beaded for tint t ImI day: The regular m eeting of the Uommi*- shelter of (he htt*h, null tint oxen "I »• mi, t.i-d out Walim e's union ■twang clear of the dust covered uuht<i*.y club will l>e held at the srhoo hell to d a y “ Friday, Feb. !*, nt which time a ape . middle and came to a stop at the side i in Hie ildrd day the notes read: tbl program \vill be staged. Aftei r" u,h “Say, lioiv llslen: This is Ihe la*t th* liUHines* of the evening, delight day I'm going over In Wallace's mid Heard Here and There. fjl refn him nt i will Ik- nerved. Tin "Opportunity,” divulged tint hen- e o i n e lull I. tillre." public i invited. There. wa * no fourth day to tlie perk, "knocks Inn mice, |ir<*\lug It I* story except that th" owner nf tlie Mm blackmail has rvlurne.l fron1 not of tlie feminine sex." "Might," explnlneil tho Idg tunn cl||et;rnx and tlie father of young Wal­ * busira - trip to St. I'clershurtf. gently to the little man whom he wn» la's! nearly got Into a light. poiunu'llng rather ungeutly, "Isn't right, hut It helps n whole lot." Topography of the Air. “Itellgtnn," cried tin* atheist, “Is n Kxploratloti* of ihc ulr have relazy explanation "f mystery." Vim Ii *| an a-iunislilng thUnllrnc** of “Tilings left uiikiIiI," wept* the »m- amingi-ment In it-' layers, nllhougti. suecejwfnl Illrter whoso object of illr- i f c u r s e the delall* a re eottllnualty tntluii refused to respond with even a • 'ringing la y , in Knglnid. h i- dt -Ingle syllable, “nflen hurt more than r i s | e i | Id* s l l l d l c s o f I b n i l l l i g h a l l ....... tMiig* spoken." lo a - o l u l h ' l l i d t h e i | U c s t l o l l o f I h e •v. -I i “IS.... bull!"' nn.nered the baby Influence of tho topography of the I t*w stole, win u inked tils opinion of a piece of earth'* M irfare on the xtnte of the air Mr*. Joseph Krcnlus of Anhevi'.b free verso Just read him. above It. lie litulx, among other tiling*, that the disturbances produced by hills jirrived Thursday to spend some time He Auto Look Bad. • and valley* are .transm itted to im an I with her mother Mrs. George ix'fvD ' "Good nfterny*>u, Mr*. Jonvsl" exJ. s. Dinkcl, rlalined Mf. 1’^ xwn. “ Wlmt a cnlml- 'expectedly great elevation, affecting the lower ynd lulildle strata IhrongliMr*. K 1 Din! dence, meeting yoti. I ran Into yuur out. A general eflecl n o t i c e d is that Orlan.l D, hustiuud an hour ago." Ihe velocity of llie wind, or of a cur­ •■||o«v funny I" replied Mr*. Jones. Tk. D'-'ifWi" rent of ulr. Is Ini rcusi'd over a Idll “And how did you think he was look­ trrtai-i n.i-nt at unit dlmlidshi'd over a valley, ll Is ing?" t h o u g h t t h n l s i m i l a r o h -i t v i i t h 't i - , ^ , a Jjy ev. "i» g“Pretty poorly.” ••rally dlstrihtiied, would fuinlsh us Mr • h 11 '• <' I ortt find dnughti'F Mi with n real topography -of the air.— iLiiih ' orn nrri veil Friday iifternoor -ay th at. INeryono *:iys he I* look­ Wnshlngtiiii Star. Faxing niotoreti through in their cat ing* much n eiter lately." L0NGW00D “ Well, lie looked laid enough an hour ago," *ald Mr. Ilrown. Mr. ami Mr*. George l-eVigne wor« "I wonder why th a t was," said Mr*. in Ortnrulo' Thurmlay. • Jones. “Oh, I can tell you thnl," snld Mr. Maurice Cluitsor was n visitor in Ilrown. "You see, I w as In tn.v car Iktvn Thui stluy. wlfen I ran Into him."—Farm Life. from 1T-ii tLI in. Tenn. Mr. Iinblc am! Mr. JohiiKon of WinI*-r I’a ik wcie in iowni S aturday in itd eif t (,f the new W inter I’ark Inmtlii. i- II. 1-nwson of Kiscimmec was |trvi«actiiig basilic,m in tuwn Hntur* 4»y. Mr- J. M. McGbntiey, Mrs. Halol**>' ro d J. T. McGhaucy motored up I tam Dunedin nnd while here were Ithr guru- of Mr*. T'.illu*. ••«rdy and M i**,Johnson of I tabt I’ark wflro th* guest i of Mr. Mrs. K. K. Hardy ono day ln»t ftk. *• Mr. and Mr*. Schumnn,* MU* EdUh I-fhuman imd Mr. nnd Mrz. E. E , dA' Wt‘ro visitor* iu Orlando Snt* Unl»y. * Mr*. Chut; «k and dfttlgbtef ‘'arrived p»tmtUy 4o F»taniny ^-om, AJaluc uipl. i^re the P*«t* of ira. ltTglit.4 1 Merit St. Michel Abbey Rettored. Tourists who visit M»nt Kalut-Mlehol, off the coast of Normandy, will And the Itonedlctlno abbey wldeii crowns II* summit restorisl for wurshlp. A* early ns the Eighth century Mont flalnt-MIrhel, possessed religious nsHocfntlons. lint tlie present Imtldbig* Short and Sweet. Following Is the weekly corre*pond- only date from the Thirteenth to tlie cnee between n wife nt the «oa*hore Sixteenth century. Tho height of the nail her Inttbaml In town. They linvo th u r'li exceeds the height of the rock been married a lot of yenr* nnd Ihe upon wtilcli It HtamU li*i feet, nnd letter* from tho lonely xvlfe are of a the granite of which ft I* built wa* touching nature. They are all 'alike brought hy limit front the Isle* of <'hnusey and hoisted up tlie steep Hide and *«• nre the replies. »f the hill. Since 1874 the Mont has Dear F red—I'lense *cnd check. Dear Lottie—laclosed flml check.— been under the cure of architect* ap­ pointed hy the Ministry tie* lleauxNew York Evening Mall. Art*, and hy their research and coo­ Mighty F*w Do. lant 11Oil tho nhhey fortress now ap­ "Why don't you Join n S"lf clubT" pear* In utmost It* former grandeur. "Man, I don't know how JjKlduy golf." / Frozen Eggs All R ig h t “That's no reason. Ninety percent Frozen eggs are good eggs. Ho con­ of tho golf clnh members don't know cludes H. K. Ilohlnson o f Chicago a f­ Low to play tbu game, either."—De­ ter finding that uibT<>*C(qilc examlnatroit Free I'res*. th-a, fnM-zIng test, Im-utiatlon, shaking te*t, nnd effect of nlr nnd light testa Record Earth Girding. were met n* well by tlie *ollillfle<l n* Tho fn*tr*t trip nromur the world, hy the freslt egg. lie deduce* that consuming -'ll day*. 21 hour* and -'Ml fine mayonnaise dressing whlrti held nt toot «•*. wo* mode hy John lleury well In n wnnn rmim for 30 day* hnd Mean, In lOlfl, been motto from tho refrigerated product. • L )r' N errili. Tup|>eMocUm>d u4 the Mirary Tiotiday cvcnlhg under the pa*plccx of the Womnn'd Civic L eague To Test Jar Cover*. i / lla*oJ »up|KT fo r the benScrew tho top' on the Jar without I 1 th'' Woman'* Civic Ix-nguc will the rubber. If tbu thumb mill ran i f T 1'1 on ‘he evening o f Feb. 2, at t,o Inserted between tlie cover and tho F library. Mr*. H ardy and Mr*. glass, the top Is usunlly defective. of Units* Hum anity Changes. " “Do you think that tho trouble* be­ tween capital and labor will over bq permanently adjusted 1" n rc »n charge. “I don't know," replied Kenntor Sor­ Population In Belgium. ghum. "I’m ufrald there will always According to tho latest ofltdal fig­ I? ° ^ er“ld for first clnxs job work, ure*. the population of Italglinn le he peopln who want work without,pay­ ‘he Daily Herald, 16c p e r xveck. ing for It anil other people who will 7,478.84tr. want pay without wbrklng for I t" Cures Muiaria, Chills r U U ?nc* Cever, Dengue or Ioub*Fever. . Hilious " ~ ~. - - .... DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE LADIES' BAND CQNCHKT AT T|J jur-t. -school.' f U M X 1 * i _ Jt . viw stsei*'**'»■ ' -l. . =— ^ jx— m : »a . • */•« * ># >kk 4i PAGE FTVB ' : Prehistoric ruins In America will be accurately dnfetl/ Tills was the opinion expressed In an address on "The .('hrauologtcal Yardstick of Ancient America," hy Sylvnnus O. Morley of the Caruegle Institute of Washington, before the tw entieth In­ ternational congress o f Americanist*. Doctor M otley's “ynnD tlck" Is the m arvelous Mayan calendar hy which th e ages of tho ancient cttle* of Huntfinnlu nnd Y ucatan will eventiuilly he! determ ined more secttrntely tlinn Hie sges o f the cities of ancient Kgypt. T here wus a desultory trading In j lla y n n |Kdtery carried on with the ij peoples In Mexico. Pern nnd the south­ w estern F ulled State*. This |Mitter> found among these oilier |M>o|de* and It* Mayan date determ ined hy com­ parison with sim ilar im ttery In «Vntrnl Amerlcn may lead to an approximately • re u n ite date lietng si>t u|Min the cliff dwellings of tlie United State* and > ruins In Peru and Mexico, Diwtor Mur ley thinks. \ l i e also told o f Ids n*si*are|.e« In ti,; the gn-at walled elty of Ttiluin. In Yu- , catau. The walling " f it elty was e x -, reptlonnl In U m tra l A m ‘tint tm l lid* j} fortllled town on a IdtifT oveHooklitg;, the Caribbean * -a. with a wail on three land shies, represent* tlo* e n u le if S i n 1RLi work which followed the breakdown of the gn*at Mayan clvill-atlmi In .the Fifteenth ci’nturv after «'iir!*\ when these early ilty-states fell to liglitiiig their own rniv.—Ity Seb la** Service. sihui Consisting of High Grade Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, S ware, Cut Glass and many articles too numerous to mention goods to be sold at auction. . . /" ' ■') __. _Ll.' . '■ aai-Trr'^- PROMPTLY AT I Our doors will swing open on the Greatest Jewelry Sale in the his tory of this city, an opportunity that seldom presents itself. SALK SESSIONS AT 2:.*i0 AND 7:30 P. M. YOUNGSTER HAD IT SIZED UP Pottlbly HI* Frank Announcement of Situation Wa* Something More Than a Guet*. A young teacher of the fourth grade In one nf the township sellout* near Ilullannpoll* marked her pupil*'* pa­ per* nt her home, and occasionally had the assistance of some of tier friend* '» «"/!>*'nd the evening One evening the grades were eveep ttonully low on the papers and tlie next day at School, the yeting teacher told her pupils Ill'll one of her friend* laid helped her mark ttie paper* and that *lie was realty ashamed of the poor luniks, and she wished them t„ do lieiii-r next lime. The next day the marks .were eon sh'i-riddy higher, so she laid the dill dn u how glad she was In the lue pnoelilelit nild that slig Wits ptulld to haw* Iter frb-nds see how hrlglit the ■ pupil* were. ^; After making tills nnnoiini-emcnt. she htuslied to lieitr one of vhe |i,,ys *ay Jn a load whisper, "H'tn! lb* was "\e r again last night."—Indian.ip.,II- Twenty-five Ladies Coming to the Sale Opening Day We will Give Each a Useful Present. Newi*. New River. t Abbe Merniet, a f a i a o u s w a f e r d i v i n e r n n d explorer, lias d l x r n x e r e d In tin"Mont lllune region a great mil* i terrmieati river, with a volume of about rsl.000 galleiis per tuluute. I: m as from the base of the mountains under the Haleve and Jura Alps, This river, which Inis been nnnied "I'nuvI',i d l e s . " ' seipls nut imifiy brunches, w h i c h have formed little lakes and well* o f pure nnd extremely mild w r i t e r |u Ihe u o rlh eiist d e p a r t U ntil s of F i u i i . e n n d In Miuic southern Swiss rm ito n * . Alibi" Merniet deela,cs Unit tlie vvn of the "Haux-I’elles,” at ii depth of 75 to IfiO feet, have carved out tin d tr the mountain wondcrfyl cjtvcrtta amt grottos, full of stalactites and stalagmite*. Some of the caverns near Geneva are t)U feel Idgli nnd led feet hro;ul. ler- FEMALE HELP WANTED. i FEMALE dlELP WANTED. UilM l«r *4 h» l««f«i.«*»• |toP<••• n|f. r to# | S P?oN fUAMe** »rp«vtw«ur tor v<,.< n». •••«*<# •*#, •'« »• •>*•<. « t%. X. What’s the Use? The htndncsH mi a suhtnhait line had itti'ti a»«-d very iti|ihllv lull tht-n- w,-i* n,it '-iiniigh trains <>r -ur< to ei-<-"tn mmlnte the passenger*. T he overcrowding ca it set I many s«-rlou* discom­ fort*. T he supertiilindent was culled ts-fore the board of din-dors and vvn* asked: . - wm FEMALE HELP WANTED. MCE HELP k**-*.!•. IWaitr Mr, WUM e4 I I *r l» i *d P * "J bi• trie !•*m4 A»* lAIU t ** '*‘*1 l' I |**M M 1*11 •M'*'* I WANTED. IKU«•**•••> *» •*• »♦-**-• "-** r^ »■ JJJVvTAJi T. . n^y*i4|i|»4 t« r»tinJ Uir f*»« ?*•»» ^taPVlMlM, h I»*4 PVi'Arfll <>• I MIIMtf*, lUU faU M' •ruMui iti ■ # , im pr*»if«tiN •! • CM liu-tf tM le J n •»»;* l J | to* Nm t*fl •!/**• iM»*TTTif^4»Tf» t i */« l|M« »•*•! fUfjP'n 4*111 fltMA HwHMM tp I »•—‘ ( tall I l» If Of tH “Why don’t you Immediately put on nmre tntIA* nod car*?'' "Well," he ri'plliil, "what would he the ti*e? They are settling *n fiyt along the line that the peopi,, would till them up nnd overcrowd them Juei a* Ik-fore." r rA . llG» •• ht • I• *»m. •• ' / h m mm ii ui . fremV*1. i|^ R-u NT*YiKtl«M u avotun 4tN«*l*i»*l4** f o HMMml IM UAM^bU 1 WSrWfTOrf'i ri |*IUAh*4fl \ C1JHS*. I. Iw t l;i*a fn-t.m mi KMt n/vh ' 4 -‘ r IWvlMhl »"• ‘••W h Wi iiiimm on —»■ ■• -- -» Brisk Demand for Copper. A hnnlwnru company consume* about 8,000.000 pounds of cop|M-r tut litniIly. There are pins, Imlts, hinges, screw*, plates, dlsi-', nails, tuldngs, wire* nnd easting* of nil kind*. In u hardware store (lie choice range* nil the way front a bras* phi to n Hk» pound copper pot—from n tints* hair­ pin to a samovar. Even the cuspidor and Ihe lint** rail of tlie ex-saloon ure repres' niijL I•*«! «. MfVrwUftr w The quick, practical way of getiinj? the people you want is through a Dully Herald W ant Ad. C! KJUC Nf «Bto< I- A * ! f W ant Atls touch the lives of thousand* in some form «#f usefulncaa. T h eir influence extends into every nook ami co rn er of life. T h eir power reaches out Into the m arts of business, providing positions tor workers and workers for positions. They K<» out Into the highw ays and byways on a hunt for lost valuables. They bring together the man a n d 'th e business opportunity for which he is looking.’'They help to locate homes, apartm ents and room s. They spread news of genuine bargains in m erchandise needed for home or office. Let oouf&irr • Pat at a Linguist. I'nt and Nornli were sitting In the tbanter hefure the performance begun, when the girl observed tho word "As­ bestos" on the lire curtain nnd In­ quired what jt meant. "Whist I" mild T u t. "and don't he displayin' ycr Ignorance. Don't ye know that 'Asbestos' Is the Iuitlu word for 'Welcome?' ” — Hoaton Evening Transcript. vRCv^iftAlHrH. nm U« m*# BX *4*I»Ww#«i 4IHOM 1JF «*«• I H|M**W* # ¥•••* r* , ■ L % t fWuM rb iJi -1« I •• ►»<»*• IS* ft-* •*«• kil *t i 1 •* «»4 **liif *• * w*H l*>U* Lm^rDfriTTs-Tij r»pe*H««<* m < »#l I m su * fun • 14 !••••!*.*#*, • •'! M/ M Rtgular. 1 •V-^vrm-ibjrT.r 1 * A minister from a country dlidrlrt Imd Jimt moved Into the motlnn pic­ ture colony, nnd n frl'-ml w a* n*klug how he llkt-il hi* new pastorqte. "Very-well," n-plled tho pnitor. "I am doing very well here." " M a ty of marriage*, I expectT" *"Oh, ye*,” aald tlie parson, I hnro my regular customer*.—Aniurlcan .xmvincan LaLe( ‘.un Weekly. * - . V «-• i’ a* . r Li ^£3 W »# II'OU'I# *4 •'♦*>• y.*;/ ^ VtUiromc r. . . **—> ••«*< >♦*•• L'|M Itotlll «w | *<t*'#«>♦ • tf K *»>•** *'*'* *#♦ •**•*» V*?i RE YOUR GUIDE iu TIME of NEED i- I i -—■ i—- IT |« *i». ••'*•»•»*I'* *'«• — SKATING AND DANCINtJ, LAKE The Herald delivered six tim es « l AttY SKATING ACADEMY, WED* , week for I6c, , NESDAY NIGIIT. il«-> 1 m l»v , in'vTINtir »;am ( , '-*•« It *. '*• mi <U?lr hM � 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 ******************************************************** THE RETURN OF MILES O’ROURKE WILL DRAW BIG CROWD AT K. C. HALL TONIGHT Judging from the advance sale of tickets for the second showing of the “Return of Miles O’Rourke” that takes place tonight for the last time at the K. of C. hall, the house will be over crowded and unless you are early, not only seating space but standing room as well will be at a premium. This play, which was written by Father Hennessy, was shows last Spring and proved so popular that many very urgent requests were made for the second showing. Father Hennessy has changed the play some, added other scenes, and made a change or two in the cast. The writer witnessed the dress rehearsal last night and can assure the patrons of this show that it is well worth the time and small prices asked, and that if it does not please, it will be because you are extra hard to please. The cast of characters includes some very good talent amongst the Sanford people and they have all been well trained under the personal supervision of Father Hennessy and will put off the play just as would be expected of regular actors and actresses. The curtain goes up to 8:15 sharp, and between each act there will be vaudeville numbers that are bound to please. If you haven’t as yet got your ticket, do it at once as the last minute may be too late as last spring more people tried more people tried to see the play than the hall would hold. Father Hennessy will take the play to Leesburg Saturday, where it will be shown in the High school auditorium, and he will later play Orlando, DeLand, Eustis and other nearby points. But tonight is your last chance to see it in Sanford. *************************************************** 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 05, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 05, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 05, 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/4ddde68b9a5d6379c273df1439f8a9db.pdf 4ab1a18ad2d9461bc79a15619dd234a8 PDF Text Text I ft**.. * Li>. v • • r ■) ■rf. ■ IN THE VOLUME in. i.b- V ties H EART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETAB LE SECTION SANFOHI), FLORIDA, SATURD AY, FEBRUARY 3, 1923 ___ £*__1 , • % ’■ NO TRACE OF PEABODY, : . TWENTY FEET OF WATER CASE STILL A MYSTERY, IN THE ST. JOHNS RIVER VOLUSIA OFFICIALS RETICENT WILL BE THE SLOGAN No New Developments Since Last Monday Morn­ ing Says DeLand News - • t Largest Attendance , of Entire Week at the Baptist Temple Soulful and Fruitful Singing Preaching llrings Result* OCCUPIED AREA IS PEACEFUL; LOOKS LIKE LESS TROUBLE; MAGNATES ARE With the largest attendance of the week at the revival meetings in the First Baptist church and with unabat­ > , • . FLORIDA W A TE R TRAFFIC ed interest in the suulful nnd fruitful |The Herald lias ,learned nothing to identify her If they saw her again. 1 LEAGUE W ILL WORK singing and preaching, the service about the dispppenranee of Clifford At first it was believed thut a certain FOR IT Friday night showed the effects of COLD WAVE WARNING Peabody since last Monday and it Orange county "blond" vvontnn was the gradually accumulating spiritual ** 18 PREDICTED TODAY seems that but little has developed in the party involvad, but officer* have fervor nnd momentum developed un­ **....FKOM THE NORTHWEST the case but the Volusin^ County of­ located the Orani$ county woman and der the efficient leadership of Dr. ficials seem sto have some light that learn thnt she wns in Orange county -------. King and Mr. Wolslagel during the ** . WASHINGTON, F.I.. 3. will »oon bo sheil according to the on Saturday. Who the woman was past two weeks. • *a .—A cold wave from the Hv Various Branches o f Ihc who was in Peabody’s car on Satur­ SUSTAINING ACTION IN HEFUH- following from the DoLand News: On Railway Lines at Coblenz, ** Northwest will .overspread While the workers were not con­ Wnter T ruffle League in EvThu "blond" in ft»c case, report* of day in New Smyrna i* baffling the of­ ING GKItMANY MOItCologne, Duessendorf and cry Part Central Florida whom caused a flurry yesterday in the ficers nnd friends of Peabody who uie ducting any public meetings today and •a • the Idwer lake region, the ATOltiUM . Refuse to Obey Berlin investigation into the strange disap­ working on the case. Was she u New nre supposed to he enjoying tho per­ •*. Ohio valley, Tenncaie and •a the Interior of the East iod of rest in preparation for tjhe I Members of the Sanford branch of pearance Saturday night of Clifford Smyrna woman? Did she accompany I I f f Tfce A »*url;iI.-tl I’ r ra a ) _ T" e Pressl I‘ the Florida water Traffic League held niLSSKLDOKF, Feb. 3,—The temPARIS, Feb. X—Reparation com­ Peabody, owner of the llcl-Jnr Coffee IVnbody from Sanford? Did she leave hc/»vy duties' of Sunday, they have M Gulf atates Saturday ami Saturday night and the Atn meeting last night, nt which timij mission today addressed a resolution company, of Sanford, has proved u with him when he disap|H-arrd or was many engagements in the district nnd |P*r of the imputation of the occupied Iqntie state* • from North a committee was appointed to secure sustaining their own action of Janu­ perfect alibi nnd has been dropped by she with him when he was* murdered are not saving themselves ns they area nppour* to be undergoing some figures on volume of freight move­ ary 28th in refusing Germany mora­ tho,officer* us a factor In the case. It and his body disposed of? These nre ! realize the greatness of the task ami be Carolina northward Saturchange, although induatrialiita and ments to and from Seminole county torium. Resolution passed ns a reply wns reported yesterday that a wo- questions the sheriff's office and po> jthe briefness of the time yet allotted ** day night and Sunday and important magnates are as unalter­ and other necessary information to to yesterday’s protest note from Ger­ tjtan from Orange county was seen lire of Daytona nnd New Smyrna nre to the spcclul series of meetings. Mr. ** cold wave warnings have ably opposed a* ever to any cooper­ Wolslagel will jijng his lust solo nnd V'r been ordered for this cnbo used in compiling the Brief now Ite- many. ation with the French and Belgian* in the car of Peabody's Saturday |Dying to answer, 8* tire district, the weather bti■ ing prepared by the parent organiza­ direct tho closing song service tomor­ a* ever. Not only have railway work­ morning in New Smyrna, but officers The Peabody car which was left in tion in Orlando, It is proposed to huvo er* resumed job* at Cobienx, Cologne, have found that the woman can prove Daytona Saltmlny night, has furnished row night uml depart immediately for * t renu said Inst night. The this brief a recapitulation of HtutisTrovers and I.udwighafsen a* well aa that she was nut outside of Orange; no cities. From the condition of the his -homo in Ashuvillc, N. C., going *4 veather, the’ bureau said, ties fur not only the St. Johns Kivet some Ruhr line* but Shut* Polixel at county on the day in question. * ear there wns no struggle in tlu- car with friend* to Orlando where he Au will become considerably territory but that tributary thereto, This leaves the case where it was itself. No blood was found and no torn will board the local Pullman for Jack­ tat colder also by Sunday In ** DusaeMorf have refused to obey Berso that when presented ut tho hairing on Monday. clothing. It is believed that' linger- sonville. After n short tinic with his ** . the South Atlantic states *a" lin orders that they ignore the French before the Government Engineers- in anil along the Eust Gulf officers and continue to salute them. The woman’s hnt, which was found prints on the steering wheel nnd door family' he will journey to Wilmington, , Sanford, which will^be held on or const. • There .will be snow some distance from the effects of Pen- handles would reveal nothing be­ N. C., where he is scheduled to sing * about the middle of March, these sec­ flurries in the lower lake PARIS, Feb. 3.—The German govbody not far from the approach to muse others have handled the ear in a meeting beginning next Sunday. tions l.y showing jointly their won­ region nnd the upper Ohio *1 eminent’* note to the reparations com­ Tlie Big Ben-an Brotherhood male| The Sanford Band will render the Hu* ,,ort ° ran« e bridge, has also Inin since the disnp|K-nranee of Peabody. derful resources, will prove conclus­ following- excellent program in Cen-1discounted ns hnving a beuring on the If u finger-print rending had been quartet composed of Messrs. Doyle valley, rams probably turn­ B* mission protesting against the recent ively that they nre also unanimous in trul Pork Sunday afternoon ut 4:18: case, the theory of the officers being made of the prints on the steering- Oliver, Warner Scoggins, Charles and ing to snow in the Middle • rCfunnl to grant n moratorium Is retheir desires for tho government pro­ March—Invirtus Atlantic uml North Atlantic *4 •gartled by part of the French pres* as Eil. Henderson pleased the large aud­ wheel nnd door handles wlun ‘ he ear Karl King t,lnt tJa‘ ," a 1,*<1 been discarded by j the forerunner of German capitulation viding a twenty-foot channel in the Kxcerps—From Favorite Operas states, in Tennessee, the .another party altogether and merely wns first found, it is possible that tl:— ience Inst night in their singing of *aJ and direct remit of the Fcefich action St. Johns river for the movement of East Golf KtntcM , and in the V. V, Safraneki httPPO'ted to be lying near the hat, 1officers might have determined wh. "Thnt Beuiitifiil Land." The chorus fen in the Ruhr. Publication of the note the products uf these respective sec­ Atlantic states from Mary­ choir wns at its I h ' h I in the rendition Selcttin l,ur*c *ncl holster of Peabody. It is drove the ear to Daytona. Trombone Solo * today caused commentators to remark tion,, to destinations, via an all wnter land southward, while fnir of a Welsh favorite "What Did He regarded as probable that the wo-. The officers nre consistently trailPlayed by Johnny Munson, that this represent* Germany's first route. weather will prevail gener­ man's hat had been there some time lag every tumor and running to earth j Do?" while Mr. Wolslagel again dentRand Accompaniment attempt toward n resumption of ex­ ally east of the Mississippi la instances nfTecting thg develop­ Comic Opera—The Serenade ....___ before the disappearance of Peabody, one by one-every report. To date the onstrnlcd his ability ns an unusual ur-; change with the Allies. _ river Hiindny. • ment of wnter highways, the govern­ . •........ ... ............ Otto I.nngey known to have n bearing on the ense* total .result of the combined invi-stl- 1 tint in hij* line when he snng “ Fear Storm warnings-were or­ The «trik< of the railway rrten in ment has adopted an entirely differ­ nre the following: a woman is known galions of officers, citizens and ft lend* ! Not Ye, Oh Israel," by Dudley’ Duck, Intermission dered ‘displayed on the At­ the Rhinelnnd nnd a large portion of to have liecn in Peabody's ear when is exactly nothing. Thh ease is a- \and a tender, appealing gospel song, ent procedure than wan prevalent in Pilgiim’s Chorus from Tannhnuslantic coast from the Vir­ the Ruhr ha* ended and a resumption the ear was stopp'd in front of a corgreat a mystery a* when the first dis­ liio old "pork barrel” days, and it is "Memories of Mother.” It is said w ,i er .... U. Wagner ginia (’apes northward. a* of train’ servieu ha* begun. In the Ruhr tain grocery store in New Smyrna, covery of the disappenrnrvv of Pea- that the musical programs for the ^ now necessary for sections desiring Medleys of Plantation Songs , * basin, where striker* have’ not r«federal appropriations for (Re improv­ Saturday morning, though witnesses | body became known. It is ore of the closing meetings tomorrow, announc-;"* — . .................... L. Conterno turned to their Job* the French are op­ ing of the water highways to prove Waltzes— .Moonlight on tiu- Hud atnt^ that it would be UujjObidde to. c nuplutvst nijAterie*- tlnvt ha* faced jod under the regular column of ** erating trains. Tho tie-up at Maycnre Aj|,.rmnn IdentWy the womnn; ohots are re|mrt-! the officers of this county in years. chutch notices, will be most attrac­ conclusively to the government that son continues bemuse of tho refusal of the benefit* so derived from such im­ March—A Frungcsn P M f o St i**1 to b*v«> been hoard in Daytona late It is beloved, however, that the tive. Capacity houses will be the or- Last Surviving^. the F.rench to relenso railway meri un­ Saturday night and officers are to­ right trail will Iw found shortly, how­ der on the last day of the campaign provement will be equivalent tu n Star Spangled Danner Key Member Family of der arrest on chnrg.es of asbotage. day probing into the rumor in an ef­ ever, arid thnt ffll the facta will In­ fair return on the federul investment ut- the people o f ‘Sanford regardless of fort to establish the origin of the made known. At this time, it is impos­ etoed or M ief will want to hoar the Andrew Jackson In the mines, however, the coal dig­ plus yearly maintenance charges. gers nre* practically idle nnd Friday’s shot*. These facts, taken together sible to conjecture from what sourer noted visiting baritone in bis final - ------The officials of the League having West Orange is output wns practically nil. with tile finding of the enr enrly Sun­ the tip will come which will point appearance, .* nt* Tk« Assorimre Crout the responsibility of securing tht re­ Shipping: Large Announcement is made that the the way to the solution of the mystery day morning with the lights burning ’ -------------- ---------------NASHVILLE, Feb. 3.—Mr*. Rachel quired data have advised that if n French in a few day* will be able to nnd the engine running, and finding but it i* believed that the ti^ith can­ ‘ Vegetable Crop WASHINGTON, Fcft 2.—The Tran- Jackson Law ience, daughter of Gentwenty foot channel from Jackson­ • Peabody's lint, empty purse and hol­ not remain hidden and the senrcheni surv department has ncquieneil in n ernl Andrew Jackson'* adopted „on j transport coal into France. ville to Sanford would result in the Major General Allen, the Americans saving on freight rates to,the section | More than 4,000 hampers of lettuce ster neat tin- apptoach to the I’orl lire confident (hat revelations will 'te request of the war depnitiiunt for th'*- -hi ust surviving member of the herserved by the St. Johns river,* of nn have l»een shipped from the Maguire Orange bridge, constitute flit* only made which will lend to the unravel­ exhumation and examination of the milage household of Old Hickory's unofficial observer, bus withdrawn coffin of James Jones, an American tiptc, died nt 7 o'clock this morning nt fiom the Rhineland commission. * amount equivalent to four |H-r cent Hrotheis' farm in West Orange dur- clear (nets on which the officer* can j ing of the tungl No disturbances have been report­ ing the last six days, Kayiner F. Mn-1 base a theory which will account for Despite persistent rumors of the seaman buried in Cypres* Hill com- Birdsong, her country homo nenr on the' total investment plus yearly ed front any of the affected regions. maintenance charges, the federal gov­ guiru said yesterday. Mr, Mnguirc the disappearance of the coffee sales finding of the body in the swamps and I etery, Brooklyn, to determine whether Nashville', aged 90. on the lautch, the body has not yet| the nmuggled Russian Crown Jewels . . ernment would be inclined to give the declared that this season is one of the man. nUSSELDORF, Feb. 3.-i-Tho call­ Several citizens of New Smyrna been discovered. It is believed p«s- were burled with the body. le Herald, 15c par woek, delivered. project favorable consideration. most successful West Orange furmers ing off uf tlu* railroad strike by tho state positively thnt they saw n wo­ alble thnt murder mny have-been done I Approximately Those present at the meeting Inst have ever known. German authorities und obedience by man in Peabody** ear in New Smyrna but the murder theory, like all the night were of the opinion that it would 25,000 hampers of lettuce, cabbage the railroad men to arequest of the is- no difficult matter to convince the and peppers nre being shipped each] Saturday morning, but none of them other theories which have been advan­ authorities thnt they resume work on ced, does not fit all the fact* as they , "«W »1 partfculurly who she was and government that in the event of a week from thnt section he said. all lines when- they would not come i none boUevc that they would be able nre knuvvn to the police. twenty foot project should be npprov The lettuce is rrlling for (2.25 uml in contact with the armed French sol­ ed. a greater freight saving tl|an four up to $3 a hamper, cabbage is bringdiers, were the outstanding develop­ P>r cent could be assured. This ns-,Ing $2.25 and peppers are selling for ments today in the event* of a day ** sumption was based on the enormous: from $2 to $1 n hamper.—Orlando thnt was regarded by observers as saving* now being effected by Pacific j Sentinel. having brought forth a groat 1m* ) Coast growers and shippers who are ______________’_____________________ in tha French position Iff Former Premier Lloyd George Says,the Ruhr Oc- provoment utilizing refrigerator vessel* to trans­ the enormous aggregate of over 05,000 the Ruhr nnd tho Rhineland. A ms* port their products from that point boxes went out of tim state. For the • cupation is All W rong Jorlty o f tho rallorad Work'erfi Iff Edtff to Eastern nnd Foreign parts via the past week the total shipments out of regions adopted tho suggestion Id thQ Panama canal. * I I I * T l i * A )< n » l« lrS I’ r m l authorities and resumed the* ffobfc M the state are computed at 275,000 PROPOSED IN HOUSE BY TlIE ■ ( H r T h e A a au elalad 1‘ re M t WASHINGTON, Fell. 3.— The American Debt Funding ConiWith the minimum depth of twenty boxes, of which 101,311 were carried Complete stoppage o f all exports trf CHAIRMAN APPROPRIATION WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—An earth­ misriiun has been culled to meet lato today for discussion of form rial and coke Into tho interior o f Gere feet in the St. Johns river nnd the out by sen routes. One steamer's load • COMMITTEE TODAY ' qu ak e of unusual magnitude wax re­ o f recommendations it will make to President Harding for the many during tho Iaat 48 hours, to* elimination of a number of trends, it was 21,314 lioxes. The Brixhnin sailed corded on the seismograph nt George­ coming plan for funding Great Britain’s wan debt finally approv­ gethrr with tho extension today of would lie possible to.hnve this tins* on her second trip November 22, hav­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—Unquali­ town University. Father Tondorf de­ of vessels load both vegetables .and ing on Imnrd H.000 boxes. The Fruit fied acceptance of Fofd'n Muscle scribed the disturbance of "tremen­ ed by the commistrion last night, nnd it is the hope o f the commis­ similar restriction* on bento!, tar and sion to pluce the draft o f its recommendation:! in the hands o f the all other mine byproducts, were oth­ citrus fruit* at Sanford, assuring the Exchange handled alsiut 25,000 boxes Shoals offer proposed on In house by dous’ proportions. Before one o’clock president tonight. While there was no official statement indica­ er developments considered or ad* ftowers and shippers nn enormousi for tho week, not over 500 going to Chairman Madden o f Appropriation* j two of the recording needles were tions were the disctiKsions today will embrace mainly the methods vantage to tho French. In addition, thd Ravipg on tho freight rifles. The ac­ Liverpool. Even the St. Johns river Committee. Madden declared he view­ thrown entirely off record. At thnt of procedure of authorization for which the president will be urged French have taken over tho handling tion of the Pacific Const growers has is clogged with oranges. Three stenmed the mutter purely from a lmsine*s hfiur the quake began progress some to nsk of congress in translating results o f committees negotia­ of food trains consigned to the re* resulted in an application being made er londs were brought down to Jack­ standpoint thnt his desire wn* to time but impossible to determine ex­ tions into law. * giuns traversed by tho railroads where by trunk lines serving the southwest sonville^ Sunday, yet some were left put the great* project in the hand* of actly .when it started or estimntc dis­ strikes nro still in effect and also db section of the Mississippi to beseech along the shores, for which a barge l man of demonstrated capneity fr- tance the disturbance was from PLYMOUTH, England, Feb. 3.— An net o f gross folly and the reeled tho transportation by barges the Interstate Commerce Commission had to be brought into requisition.” rcBpective of his politics. Washington. ’* wrong way to approach repairntions problem was form er Premier In the canals and tho Rhino of suffi­ for the privilege' of reducing the This was the meAod of transport­ Lloyd George’s characterization o f the Ruhr occupation in nn in­ cient food nnd coal for the needs of rate* in that section forty per cent. ing Florida'* citrus production thirty RAILROAD COMMISSION WOLF OF WALL HTRBET terview here on roturn from Spain. “ It is n sure way not to get local populations und industries. However this matter is now pending, year* ago, nnd it I* extremely inter­ AT BRADEN TOWN TODAY HAD CHECKS DOLT The completo cessation o f coal pro­ reparations l think,” he said. ns the Eastern carriers arc nt the pre­ esting to note an agitation assuming ON TELEPHONE RATES NEW YORK HOTEL duction dtmamb, now virtually an ac­ sent time unwilling to absorb their auch large proportions for the rovercomplished fact, and tho inability of ( H r T h e A s s o c ia te * 1‘ r e s s ) proportion of this enormous rato re­ sion along modern lines to the method (Hr The Associated 1‘ reu) tho French to send by rail into Franc* duction. BRADENTOWN, Fob. 3.—Florida NEW YORK. Feb. 3,— Federal ogof transportation used nt thnt time. any coat for the reparations account enta going to the Hotel DeFrancc to railroad commission of scheduled to The meeting was advised thnt Tho­ The citrus fruit particularly can bo were, tho development* in th* situa­ tako David Umar, the "Wolf of Wall hold two hearings hero today on the rartled by river steamer successfully mas M. Jarrell had been appointed by tion favoring Germany in her policy Street” to the Essex county peniten­ request of tho Peninsular Telephone. the League official* to handle tho ha* been proven may year* ago, ns of resistance. tiary to serve a sentence for a war Co. for.permission to increase their membership campaign for tho league • evidence^ from an articlo appearing t|me offense today discovered that rates in Manatee, Bradcntown and and Mr. Jarrell, who wns present at in tho Florida •Farmer and Fnlit PARIS, Fob. S.r-Councll of Lrsguo Grower under date of November 25, tho meeting,-stated that ho was con­ Palmetto and .request' of local com- Umar had checked out of the hotel of Nations, in a secret Informal ses­ 1893, 'extracts from which were read fident o f securing ten thousand mem­ mcrrial organization to have Seaboard yesterday and disappeared without Just before they finally adjourn- , Rockefeller Institute Has Found Out Something sion at last night’s meeting, and which Is ber* for the Florida Water Traffic and Cosst Line establish' physical leaving nny address. ed, declined to put reparations or the connection. • , quoted herewith. In speuking of the League. . About Influenza Ruhr occupation on the program. It Sc h o o l o f f i c i a l s •_____________________ Efforts will be made to have Judge { freight rates this article has the fol­ means for the present no possibility WILL MAKE T o r n lowing: • * Bland of •Orlando speak before the I)R. CONKAUbSUPFBKS v . .*• .. /.r*; of the league taking initiative towaid ( H r T h e A u » r U t r S t* r * * * l t OF NEGRO SCHOOLS FRpM THROAT TROUBLE! • “The expense of exporting via New i’alntkn Chamber of Commerce some SCH N ECTApY, N. Y., Feb. 3.— Hopes of thousands of ruL mediation between Franco and GerTork will be, so far ns'freigfata from time in the near future. The chamber : , O l f T h e A s -w e u iM P ro**) ferers of the epidemic of influenza for a cure or preventative o f (Dr The Aaaoctafed rre*»l •Jacksonville to -Liverpool, including of commerce of thnt city will be asked TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 2.— Dr. A. TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 3^-.Suporin- the disease was raised by the announcement of tho discover}' o f COBLENZ, Feb. JL—French troop* cartage in New York, 75 cent* per to arrange a convenient slate. Advico A. ('unradi, president of tho State tendpnt o f ' Public Instruction Cow- the cause nhd isolation of the germ. Announcement was made by box." , bar. boon received from Lak^ county College for Woineh has been ordarrd thon plans to leave tomorrow for a Dr. Simon Flexner, director o f the Rockefeller Institute o f medical threatened with . bayqneU and used In thia same i^sue there ia on ar­ nnd DeLand that they will prepare by his physlcinns hot to pso his voice tour of inspection of AcgVii schools research who attributea the discovery to Dr. Pdter Olietsky and butts of guns at noon to break up ticle on "Movement of Oranges," read­ statistic* similar to those being se­ /or three weeks aa tho result of a which nre maintained through the as­ Dr. Frederick Gates, also o f the institute. Isolation will permit crowd of three thousand persona cured for Seminole county- for fhe throat ailment wrom which ho Haa sistance of tho state education fund*. experimentation with antidotes and antitoxins. So small is the iiy protesting'before Rhineland * . “The shipments are riffling very brief, and havea strong delegation suffered occaslunaily for the post sev­ The party will go first to S t Augun- germ that it must be magnified a thousand times before it con be commission building deportation heavy. On Sunday, November 19th, present at the hearing. eral years. •. . , fklaltt. *een distinctly undor tho microscope. • • ■ ...... . . HI REPARATIONS COMMISSION BRIEFS PREPARED RESOLUTION WORKERS RESUME BAND CONCERT SUNDAY AFT. CENTRAL PARK UNQUALIFIED ACCEPTANCE IS RECORDED ON . FORD’S SHOALS SEISMOGRAPH AMERICAN DEBT FUNDING COMMISSION WILL MEET TODAY FOR. DISCUSSION INFLUENZA GERM FOUND, PREVENT THE DISEASE ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEHRUARY 2, 1023 EYES match as they arc all Retting Into the expert class. t ■ EXAMINED Will see you at the game tonight. Yes, we haul anything ard every­ thing, from parcels to pianos; Just call Two new clubs want in the bowling 41)8, ami wo will be on the Job ‘pronto’. 2<lC-Thu-Fri-8at-tfc league. • -Let ’em in. It will make it easier for the Merchant#,- Hates tjnd Chase & Co. to >»in a gome. • There’s no getting uwny from the fnct that two and two make four, nnd it's n fact that our HATS selling nt $2.25, $3.00, $3.75, $4.75 and $5.00 Offers you the best values In Hnts that can be had. ---------- COME AN1) PROVE THIS FOR YOURSELF-------- --------------------- WK INVITE YOUIl INVESTIGATION--------------------- Neither the American Legion nor the brotherhood have announced their line-ups in the event they are taken Into the leagilc, but Sam Yomiii* Chief ami Joe Chittenden wilh l « on the legion’s lineup. •a mi *8 fij For .Florida: Generally fair tonight and Saturday increasing cloudiness, little change In temperature. T First Quality— Low Prices Phone 101 BRIDGE LUNCHEON Tho annual bridju? luncheon given by the Social department of tho Wo­ man’s club will Ik? given Tuesday, Feb­ RS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor ruary 111, ut the Parish House. Phone 117-W All thore expecting to attend arc It r * * I M n e a r » l* ltl« e r« requested to notify Mrs. It. A. New­ -If , M I n m | i , b d / i t l i r r . ■> u n t m man not Inter than Saturday, Feb. 10, r o t s « r It t m ■ r * r a ir r t a t n ln a . w rit H * l > l r a r e l « IM a d r p a r i i—r a t , a l t l a a ns positively no name or reservation tta lla , a t ( r lr p b n ^ p Ih# lira * . II rail a i m l l / t„r * « U tiA will be taken after that dnte. Please phone your reservations early. Dick Maxwell made the course in 15 .yesterday. Thnt is n store that the beginners on this courst* Ed Higgins and Rdy Itowi{rs nrt, planning n match wilh Doe Pulcston and Arthur Yowell. And If any ono slibuld ask you—that will Ih? somo ACCURATELY At the I’rtncess Tonight FITTED Prices reduced until Monday, Feb. 5th. Guess with each purchase. Pair, shoes Free.— Lloyd Shoe Store. l he story is of n youth who went away to make his for tune and when he had it was so modest that fc. preferred to come hack tad be regarded ns a failure as. til he should be fitting), able to show otherwise ORMOND BEACH, Feb. 2.—The condition of John D. Rockefeller, sen­ Other Attractions, ior, who has bee nsufTering for the Inst two days with n slight utlack of bronchial trouble, is so much improv­ OPTOM ETRIST-OITICIAN ed that he planned to piny golf again 20(1-21; wltc The Herald delivered todny. With.the exception of Wednes­ Phone -110----------Opposite P. O, week for 15c. day nnd Thursday; Mr* Rockefeller NOTICE hus been in the links every day since To nil property owners of Sanford his arrival, with the exception, also of When in need of n painter rnll A. C Sundays. Aieopi & Rro. All work guaranteed Cahh ol*torm work. I’. O. Box 805 ui 2C2-6t| Guess with each pur­ l’hone -ICO. chase, pair Shoes Free, prices reduced.— Lloyd Shoe Store. F u r n it u r e 1)0 you lrndc nt the Cush and Car­ ry Stores? Call for QUICK SER­ VICE TRANSFER Parcel De|ivpry to take your packages to yourt't!uor. 260-Thu*Fri-Snt-tfc . Canned beef found in the tomb of Tutankhnmun in Egypt. And is that what killed the old chap?—Omaha World-Herald. too 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE W hen Your Bread don’t suit You try ...SANFORD MAID BREAD... ■ • a R O U T H BAKERY Stone’s Next to Princess Theatre Jacksonville was represented here yesterday by J. G. Witherspoon. W. P. Coleman nnd J. I*. Morgan o: Atlanta, Gu., arrived in Sanford yes GLASSES ih. George Ade* paramount Qidum, u0jdt,Homejnd Bibka SOCIAL C A L E N D A R Saturday—Cecil Inn Music Club will meet at the Studio of Mrs. Fannie Munson nt .1 o'clock. Saturday—Mrs. Forrest I-ake will entertain the member* of the Ev­ ery Week Bridge Club at the Semi­ This great wpnther is bringing the nole Hotel, Winter Park. tourists to Florida. Monday—"The Return of Miles'O'n llourke nt the K. of C. Hall, H p. m. omas Meighan S* f « ( H f T h f A »«iM -lnlrd I 'r r a a ) The* second half bowling xchcduife is being held lipr for n day or two, but this will not hold up the start of the second half. Sntunlny’a pnper w'll carry the schedule for (he first week, anyway, regardless of what new nr* rnngements the league may make. George Ade’ ** Iwst you should forget—thorfi me basket ball games r.chcdulcd JOHN I). UElTF.lt FLAYING GOLF AGAIN r tonight. Duval boys nnd the Dll- J. J. N. CONNER, Manager 115 East First Street 111 Fresh Tomatoes, 2 lbs i for 2.r)c , I). G. Wagner, the popular insur­ ance man of Kissimmee is in the city today on business nml his many old friends nrc glnd to see him again. New Irish Potatoes Rev. nnd Mrs. S. A. McCook ami And there are many new visitors Sam A. McCook of Trilby arrived in t» Sanford every /lay and they are he­ the city for a brief stay. mming acquainted with the many g-iod points of this city. R. T. Geremoro of Daytona spent More ami more, every day in ev­ the day here yesterday transacting ery way, the Daily Herald is being Business. used by the live wire merchants of j C. II. Van Du Lee of Miami arrived Sanford to let the buying public know ih Sanford yesterday and is in the what they huve.to oiler. WHEN THE DOCTOR PKESCRIBH a certain medicine his work i» in tu if that prescription is not filled t<l absolute accuracy with the lot i4 purest drugs. Our prescription wti backs up the skill of the physuiti We use only the purest nml frtihs drugs and compound them in itrid accordance with directions. In tbt way only docs safety lie. .1i. C. BOWER I’ RESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Phone 325-------------- The Hrxill Jim 10 Stores in Georgia City on a business mission. H. A. NeeV^if the Herald Printing Co., arrived home today from Okee­ , R. T. Caldwell of Interlachen nnd chobee City where he lias lieen for R. A. Sclly of Titusville wcrcvnmong several dnys on business connected the business visitors bore yesterday. with the Okeechobee News, ? Peter Schnnl was among those Miss Ix’ imra Underwood, of Knox­ from .Sanford attending the concert ville, Tent)., is the charming guest of 'given by Madam Schumnn-Heinck at her sister, Mr*. J. E. Preston nt-her Orlando Wednesday evening. home, 701 Mngnolin nvenuc. over from Mnacottu, yesterday and aro spending the. day here us the guests of friends. --------;f* Mk and Mrs. K. "Brownell of OsVve'Hy, K . *Y.. 'Wero among the arrivals Rl-ro yesterday,. nml are spending law days hero ill route to other pi da of interest in the state. RECOUPS, EACH I'lnevilTc, Ky., who have Ihh 'ing the winter at Clearwater former's parents, were the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E “ l Bn-ir home on Magnolia Mrs. 11. It. Connally left Wednesday evening for New York, Haiti more and other Eastern markets to buy spring stocks for the Quulity Shop. Mrs. Con­ £ Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ward nnd J. nolly always has the very latest in 0. Hogg arrived yesterday front hats, trimmings, etc. Gloucester and will spend n short time "When you go out into the night Hi Sanford, cn route to otht-r points nml search for the stray one, you will Rt the state. fnid he is n sheep the same ns the L F. White, of Washington, 1). C., rest-ami a little washing makes his wool white ngnin."—Extract from at rived it7 the city yesterday. ? C. K. RlverS? of Ilirminghnin, Ain., Return of Miles O'Rourke, K. or C. iy aitcnding a few days here on bust- Hall, Monday night, Feb. 5th nt H. 2(15-3tc "I nivir spakes in riddles, whin Mr. nnd Mrs. Elston E. Wndhrnok plain talk is niclssiry."— Extract from lid little daughter Winifred, who »ve been spending the past weeks Return of Miles O'Rourke, K. of C. l Ijike Mary, are now making their Hall, Monday night, Feb. 5th nt 8. 2«5-:Uc jme hero at Comfort Cottage. Open Djjy and N ight COLUMBIA Ladies’ Rest Room 8 Y E A R S OLD— Has run over 200,000 miles and now runs like n new car. Thia . M REDUCTION ON ALL D RY GOODS 19x10 11UCK TO W E L? 25c values, each .... T M S la n J a r d o f C o m H y U o n 18x31 HATH TOWELS, 29c values, each Nation W id e 72x90 SHEETS, $1.25 values, each Everywhere thie new 1923 Buick Four Cylinder Sedan with its lustrous finish, beautiful interior and modest price is the center of attraction. A lowered center of Gravity has mado it possible to ■et its beautiful, room y Fisher body ioWer, and tho high hood line and longer cow l give a streamitno of unusual grace and beauty. , - . '* ;T .When you sit at tho wheel >tau, too, cannot help ap­ proving the many innovations the fortunate owner never tires of tilin g about. - - , » *" < }p a w .R o a < !R rr‘ M M i P an . Tout?n* I I I 3 Para. Coup* - I I I * S Parr. Hrdan - I39S 3 Parr. Touting Sedan 1315 ) P « u .R M > 1 m r t ll) S 5 Paw. T«wrt|i* MOV S Pa«*. T b u iln i . ■ Sedan • IM S J P an . M m • IM S 4 Paw. C o 7 Paw . To 7 Paw. S*. Sport Roa Sport Tou P rtrrr f. o. ft. 0mlck rrutarU tt i o r r m m m D n to M o<W«l. A r t uftoul tM G .M . A . C . Pure haw P lan , u M tn prot-Mrr /or l>efrrr»d P o rm rn lr. One o f the Lnrgest nnd Most U|i-in-daic J)rlvc-ln F ^ lpR ** Stations in this part r f the stale BANFOBD. FLORIDA When Ivltcr aulomobilrs arc W hen better automobiles <»8x81 DEI) SPREADS, $1.98 values, each 03x90 RIPPLETTE RED SPREADS, *2.50 values, each ......... LADIES’ $2.50 SILK HOSE, $2.00 SILK HOSE CHILDREN'S 35c HOS!« iPer vi Pair * 4*1* Sixes & O. MOTOR CO Sanford, Fla., Corner Second Street and Hanford Avenue Distributors Seminole and Lake Counties -------------Phone 127 Saturday and M onday Fourk ' Would you like to own n car of this hind—one that will give you service for every dollar you invest in it? If so, give ub your order now for a HUPP. ( Sanford’s New Store L. C. MOORE, Munagei — llulck Will build them �r AGE TWO The lfcralil would like to see the; bringing equally large profits to the Hon. Telfair Stockton shy hla topi grower*. ' •M "'t { i HhlUktit v\rrf nllrrniion n r t fl *«»• piece into the political ring in Florida.| This senson's yield (ko ifff^loridu's Any nt «hr llrrnlrf ttMlldln«, 107 For governor, Ttdfalr would wake ’em jcitniH groves break* all recard^hf fdrM' Mnannlla A»e.. Sanford, I'la, up. Ho will not only carry the Stock-1 mer years, nnd the prices 7i*}c alto 1. — A now Library BuiUliiitf in the center o f th'e city. :U. ■ ■...a I ...111 ...__ it.. . i.. i _lit....... of « . H V 2.— Extension o f tho prudent bulkhead on the lake shore. The Herald Printing Co. ton wing but In- will furry the state gether »atlt>fhrtoiy in all circle*. ThorF-rc .nothing against 3. — The new pier a n d .boat basin finished before January, The mild ness of the win to ritV Flor­ rt m.i<nii:itx Telfair Stock toil for governor or fur ida hits been most favorable to the 1924. . . ■ Kdllnr ■t. j . nm.i.v product Ion of vegetables for whieh 4. — A big Amlitoriu nit hat will seat nt least 5,000 people. N o-rcln r r - T r e » » u r r r i tmy other office to which -he may ns N. J. 1.1l.t.AltII » i. a . . pire. His record is clean nnd he i# a there Is a strong demand nt good 5. — New home for the Campbell-Lodsing Post, American II. *. lltll.I.Y A Sanford Institution under the direct man­ ' ,r * ** "" “ | successful business man which is prices. le g io n . . < AdwriUlna Ratr. Slade Known on Application something that few office seekers and It nil mean* prosperity for grower*. G.— A Community Chest out o f which all funds will be agem ent o f the following And when the grower* are prosper­ I.i:\VIS Milll**> Clrrulallon KJinurr few office houdtTS can clftint, drawn. I’ h n n r U l - I V nCler 5 P. m . ' ous nil Florida is prosperous.—St. Pet­ 7. -—T w o mill tax for publicity purposes. ‘ HOARD OF DIRECTORS ersburg Times. 8. ^-M unicipa! ownership, starting with water works nnd One ! The people in Sanford need to watch soft water. ■ u itonihn a.wi t}„.jr •‘gcVvants” in Washington front D r l l t r r r d In C lip l»r C n r r l r r J. K. Anthony, W . H. Tunnicliffe, Dr. S, PulWOE FOU THE lIOOTLEGGKIt One H'rrk--------- ......______ _ 13 I’rnla this time forward ami either they are 10.— Ten thousand people here one year from today. with us or against us and we want to cston, E. li. Hawkins, \V. E. Scoggan, Tkr Ills II- In IH-paae W>*kb Her­ ald entirely rarer* Seminole County know that. Central Florida want* 20 -.fudging fiom the preliminary work m C. F. Williams and I* pubilafcrd rvery I'rlday. Ad.rrof such of the legislature* ns arc be­ w Ml I k i . h h S Hi fc t e 'I S *s* Pa fct Pi fcj p^ Pa Pn Pa ll.lnjr ralra.madr known <»n nppllcn- feet of water In the St. John* river Pi llan. *1.00 per year, Monro In ndvaarr. j am| wc W||J have t|,p figures to prove ginning to meet in many of the states there will bo no loosening up of the MKiuiKit t iih associate U that wo should have it. When wo rigors of tho Volstead law. Some of f i sn m f s / K S ' u * * ’ fo r " rlubM«t1on*lf t hnvu l’ rovtti il wo wont the sl,PP0rt the legislatures are passing acta de­ ALL DEPOSITS INSURED Pi .ii nil n*w« dispatch** credUetl in It nr of our senator* nnd our congressmen ROGER BAUSON SUMMARIZES SEVERAL PROPOSED PLANS PA K S °BZ ' V r S |u« r rfn.w* ,hp '5 b t » f and we want it without any eptivoca- signed to draw the reins tighter than l that net over did. They are imposing f t^L rrfS 'Juftghta of rs-publlcatlon of special: tio"* UP°" ,hclr attitude dcpci;^ their severer penalties for bootlegging titan • SEES PRESENT EUROPEAN CONDITION AS DARKLESS fllnpnichrji herein nr* film* reserved. ttlvcliorwiext time us fur «n Central ever before and seem determined to BEFORE THE DAWN ZZ^ * * * ■ ■ ■.. 1». j *a in Florida fa concerned nnd Central FloOfflrr| IIKIIAI.D III II. 1)1Ml, I’lnine IW , , . . . . . i t rida hnn some mighty good timber for make the country bone dry if drastic legislation will do it. Here is one mea­ 1U PSI'P* »a On P* P/. Pa Ra *«' Pa Pa !*.. Pa. nil the office* that arc to lx.' filled in Sanford, Florida Koretin A d v » : ( l , l n i Hrpr*.*nlallv« •• ] THE AMEIt KAN PREAS ASSOCIATION the next five years or more. Tho way sure which is alrendy half through ono legislature: ; to get things I* to go sifter thiin. WELLR8I.EY Hll.I.S, Mass., Feb. German nation would still have this That anyone who knowingly sells, --------i _ „ : _ — ' furnishes or gives away miy wood al­ 1!.— linger W. Robson's stutorneiit InsV tremendous comerclul machine. - EngYes, dear vi*itors, we have climate, cohol. or any prepurnfion op com* wick on “ What's the Matter With land has thought the thing through n * Ground hug seeing Ins -h:cb>v ft is something that is Worth n column pound containing wood alcohol, or any France" has aroused widespread com -! to this point and It is this that has y. p. p: . » «4 j made Jior so anxious to cpt duwn Ger- r-.i rt means nothing in our young life. or *o every day. But wc have some­ other intoxlcnting liquor to he used mi nt and criticism. thing aside from climate. We have for beverage purposes, from whore tot — ------o ------ ----"Il I* alright fi.Mrib m, to p r c u - d i r e p a r a t i o n - . * F-a ka “ If am h n commisnlon should be. np- P-i Thu only groundhog in Florida is the greatest .growing country in the drinking death'result*, shall be guilty write* u high French official, "hut it the groundhog that the butchers *ell United States. We have bigger crop* if murder, rm Pa ila another thing to collect the money pointed Itnil should ilecide what tier- fd us for eauunges. if fruits and vegetables In the wia-j That no p -n on sfudl aolIcU or ie-j that Franco must get, and gel nt once, ninny enn jmy and will pay, the Sn p* Vl Us M f t te B5 tu j lor time than any other part of the. j.-jy,. ,)t. ntiL an employe t i solicit Every week wo nre going further into!shock to our commerrinl nnd finanrra ith a watld and tegeiher- with our timr.yjy* irreive, ary order for intoXli-ntkt? ilrht, Onr financial eotidlthin forcedjcinl organIxnttoU enuld ho iomnvvhat tw fcj fei Ft The Florida Grower Is nut With n.v l^v Pa.i t’OMMENDS THE HERA! It moat. excellent Mid-Winter 1-Winter Edition j ami varied rysourre* tho inuttei oi |? |ur,r. ,,r give any Information •if'1': into Essen. It was n tore of sink irduced by having payment* begin in. ON MERCHANT MARINE filled with good matler* ler'nml rut* and'! elintuti- lx a “ mall mutter- 1he , huw int>«x!eutfn(c lit,tior may h- oh- or swim. V .V hvw>R;."* small amountH and gfrfdually inciense FOR THE GOOD OF OTHERS beat of nil a picture• of the Grower; U 1 thm;: Mr.Bnbson hi* <lv<rr n *periiwl of Bcvernl year*, Mr. R. .1. Holly, . , about , .our climate fIs ilthel t vlt* < 1 , It i for illegitimate u'v and > .’i . . vm mun j»gai« reiterated j*, I* i- m i in* ■ ' then i*, staff and the Grower force and a fart that it w Ml Ititc V,J arc cimm.^-'-j ■:;mnt lx•pun-lnacd legitimately; tatenjent that the trouble with grndually decreusn agnln rm-that tin*1 I»aac Van Horn, of Haines City, Publisher of tho Herald: Write up of the plant. Cnngrntulu- ' ’ i:,mv 1,11 thl' hlu,!- nt “ li,rc' w u‘r i That fa ilhgal manufacture or d|x- j Kuiopo wax primarily spiritual rath- rommfetce of Ihu world nml th.* flnnh-'ihc man who id back of the proposed If Is always with pleasure we no- lions, Edgar, ami nil the force, the rest of tha country, including <^»l-1tiliation of lirjhor the guilty person or than linimcial. lie etill contend* •1»I mmhinery Involver in internal- railroad from Folk City to Elenuonl; ' that the Herald habitually tat. ifo in b I* free “ lug. No. we don't bank , ha|, l)b ,.ut,;t.et t„ hlMVy fi,.,'. ,.IU, ------------o------ ----i lint tho French tactic; in the Ruhr!hrmtl tindo cxtulrl adjust it sc1; to tin who hat dom* much to build up hU tho r|ght and sensible view of thing; ] All the big talk nnd excitement on clHnuto any more. We l;ave great­ •o o term .a tha penitentiary, and that dfiitrittii* urd lutldrinintalfy -wrong ebaiigc*. home town and emni.mnity, and who whether moral <ivir, local or gincrsk "J about the taking away front the states er oarcts. vr such fine or-r ntence mny be te- npti w|H cnritp|ie:ite t : <• piohlem rath * ‘ The problem i* veiy rcmplex,", U also editor of : munthly public.- F > when ave io.t*1 and karn the «tti- J the power to Untie tax exempt bonds iiiitti I or ttJipci.ded. u than’ simplify .t. Discuasing tlm ‘ '.ntimi(w Mr. Ilabvgn, "hut it d»»e*| tlan called "FlotMo Eull," h:-.- worked lude of this’ excellent jou.nal re the J MONEY TO RETIRE «>N is rather far fetched. Tax exempt Thi? looks very murh like borim*<. rei iel payme t i f th'1 reparations, nwt npjenr hnpelesa. I: l:virtually we himself ot? hie fi. t foe tin good o f ' ' *ry important National p ticy <• bonds bring ii better price, but who and *pienig ‘s some Ktormy weather Mr. BuhM.il continued: ".‘■’evrg d w-g ; van nil insist that it I liamllerl t.y a oth.rs. nnd in tie Inst i-srUe of the otir merchant .narlrie we h " wlafThe time to take out a life insnr t,r.- the bootlegger*, but »h > h.dl: 0f ( pays the taxes? It is. a disc of thr hand oaf approval. It i ‘ i •• ■le’ i.e.-tKa v that he ting the ,• !,iMii>,f)0ut0G0 tfci.1 heard of ronimisnion.. i .. who are *'l!uli,'' Mr. VanII no idillc age! lax payer pitying as usual reg.t'dlc.. nir - policy, ns many a middle from the uscfulntii, nor ricji!**Uua men. who ap- forth more of hi* ' t*e i going t v i l is nut perfe.-tly nil .right? Pn- Got ninny owes aicntiicis hda cbristia-i busitu of the manner in which the taxes are man learns to hi. » >*1, is in one'* h bitlop !. the i.iu of the It. d, rtiri i pioacli it with live idea o f «uming to given to the rr-legeiut, moral, reer. • the spirit of aggressive eulmildirt been suggcsie paid. Just more camouflage for e f f e c t . ( you Hi. Then the premium ii email such it lltUsl Ik* oto-yed by rdl vvhi to fit i: tie known, now and thix, beiit.- tried o; ! tile solution timt will fi fient for the aliopt.l -u I --.ndal rkvelop in-nt of tio "The French id Talk aImut something real. land it will never grow any Ifirg-r: aeniti to l>e c.died good citun i,., Wc ■vhen the public commend*. And frura . ... ,, , world a* n whole. In the interest of community, nute in tie* • { - p ______ whvicas by the time a man ha* coi.n a±c compelled to admit th t it* v.i fd j»n sent. 11 pr> .I.: ubrcrvnttnn and inforiimtitm i! i'n pj'ofi ,e ion Whi-li­ ff-'— . |way ot tangiblu’ returns. Regardless Ii:UiTt> iwace' vA‘ |,rot^ 1 ,uud' We know In Hpcnkjtig of.Governor llardee lhe! to fed his re iponsibility o<> the father :'m cement ha* been * dmwhnt i* an unduubte 1 laid tlt.it ,h . bed j mine hour-, of the ‘“ ■‘■'••‘ Mof how much the i'r. uli are abb- l o 1-’ l,ro»" ,U ,,ff* *“l '^ jh in ltr vv-ik , , ,: Apalachicola Times says: "His health ! of a growing family, the r nt nllcti in tile pa-t. The time for i . iriu-i ha* ii... , , , , [ . , 1 i lie 1 -mi in the' M i tit Ians, or other* who are Inter-'day are given up to ntmmunit} good. f'vniiniont®r the t*-«lj»:irt of ihccitimg. ix rplendid atul he still continues to. m m piohihilive. B gone hy.aurl V.e should make np uu' Ruhr Z Z y »'**“ *» ? - n.M'.u : * much « than in the newW r n ffW m u ll**«^ t» f United Stab, f.confine his beverngc to the production But ninny a nioti or woman who tc- minds to o-*- it enforced, m leiMuil uraploying, if cunlimtcrl, are houn.r to lh,T f,»r'Th-trselves regarrResa ot cotiiRiontinj; further upon fhi name ' r“ ft*' ,ha* m" u ‘ ‘ f,,r njr ' ' of the famous Gadsden county cane." alizet this with perfect rkarn* fail- e±i if enforcement proven to be iinpoatho toriMMiuiMfe*. siilijert the Jacksonville Tiines-Uniuii! ffientnsar,. There is no reaum uk; ; increase the hard frxdiiigs between Well, the “production of any Florida to apply tin* Banie kind of renaaning rilde, I’rohibilion, laxly a* It has been we should not command the mpert "J pm n*t pc-.i.xltnhtie ahaut ' tlio louche* more, in detnil: cane properly handled nnd run to saving* account!.. A computation enfoucil, bn: done much gur«I by ibst- France nnd Germany. They are sow-! of other count-' ie on the sea ■wtefr Etircpean tangle, I feel the* It will Mr y ,., jj:i. „ l a , L,.tn ,!,.vot through a little copper still is not a! rrcor.tly made by a firm of big Invest- -hlng the r pen saloon. F..r that, at ring'the seeds fin another war. .i ir.. ,n -1 t!'t -a.. . *t. retary |ij._ jjfr tfijg fflf( j13 have and sire.. *hey cannot fail to ohrerw m, a. well biifboveritgr', even for a governor.— ' nil m bankers shows some Btnkiug I'.INl. wo mu-1 give it full credit. \ "The English vi*w api>r«nche* tin•i' i i every e.h,*r rvgtinl, whiri. - * i problem Tram aa.dlu-r angle, hut Mr. Hughe i 1 .: making a *-’»-r} ttaoil start-. ^nim.y other men, to tloing thn3 tf llilpgWnuchulln Advocate. tlgures. 1ai l,;.4 T me*. biirging them in contact with u~, n;amuch her.elii or enn.-hl i Rnlfoor's sugt'.i -linn that we cancel William 0. McAdoo i.' t» lu,i sotm* which rut pel* it. Il cm tv Fonicthing t • be re Siij.pa'C you want to make sure of ; one another's dohl , tlius reiliiu' (.0 ,1 1 1 . 1 suggestion., in i ur.m etiin with ,|u,m ,H,,-„.,„Uy. m- th-;. bring t.. ..i». ‘ Th* Jacksonville Jmitnid suy., the having a fund of b-fi.UOO when ym THE "I NIH ItlKD DEAD" spretnhle, it . ..sti name'.hi:;- t» the matter. Men who were formerly . t.r*. the peopjo hi general, grtaier greatly tin Gi iman repartition*, h to, present plan* of s mill ami west Florf.speetalihi attire, it co.d- to rukr ! are fit). Dow much a month do you lay iiiimI ub uiutely unfair, Ait na-1 rj,hid on one side «.r the other, are, dupurlunllic*, greater * odvantngea.i I Ida for divkloti "would leave Jack Mippe; e yo l would hr,cn‘ to put into A speaker before th- chamber of home, oar town, otir Utirlc Sir sonvtllc nlune.” Well, old girl, that h a fi per cent inveitment? If you Strut-; emirmrii' ff a vvi itnii city referred lions in veil* ed. except the United gradually showing an open-hi hided-! nmrr appreciable id-. ring-. himself, re? pec table iff ri;i pearhr.ee. Uiwnril any practical *nlut!«m. I whnt you have been striving for for id nt IP, it would In- $a 1.!5] a month. t» the people who are ro nb.tu;led in States are l.or.mvers a* well a* lendriuded Mr 1 ,‘TJil‘r:\an: ' ,! u -' U!, m instan-jbu- uhll wmUl bo -vmr.ll and mm I many years. Your altitude toward tin If y,m stinted nt fit), it would k- 'heir ) Ensure* that they have im or*. The peieoii who is borrowing {is Still insirit, however,” eon is lotgriy lnr’e r fv -U ■ j!' iV* * '** r^lu n r,,'r' '* cr- u’ -‘' ettuugh t:> forego Hie* expert. >•? Bfibet.n, “that the ptnhlem is j,,,smaller cities of Hie state, atal espe­ worn themselves out that 8Jfi.ll a month. If you started iit.20.lUme for civic dutle,*' s* the'city*.* much a* he is lending can eider into spiritual. The good <ff the United’ Il cind-s, hut it 'pays. Who ilm-v c')'. cially toward Sanford always gave.us it would only be 81‘J.TI a month. oib he the u .iucr* by theii * ‘linhurkd ihnd." Among others he the agreement that nil should cancel fii! rojiiffd in self te?|*;,t n:*l itthe tho Itnproislon that re,me time or oth­ mu! nlrrvera of'ho'th his 1,1 *'•'«**' 11 d tf-U ™ 1® ^ ummawiy ooona up tn tm* > b l k ohd t>la|B( BM..ril,,.lM n f thing* tf thero In any canter way of in- mt'itioi'.d tin islactlon alone, a* he went.- I>. hits iffid likewise has ii milliwii d.d-| ,it> tM ® * *e worn,, rin* applies to j-;,,. ,,,y \ , jif, er* you, would be “ alone. anting that S2f>,0t’tt e,.v * *lake for obi 'ho&e wlm have the hoof and •or a|imirel ’ Who doe* not i'-vl i.mlots forgiven him. . The United as "'*11 ,,s ' 1“ .' . .. .. . *ij v , . ,., , he thing ftgu tlpiti *tarlit:g surb a scheme at Kuiiilh disr.i--, the golfers, who w ilt. ply repaid in the grat iticatmi 1 hat b Dr. Conrndi, president of the Worn St vies, however. >» lit the .lid ..f the as »" '" • nn,< v ,g . , ..jp . ........ w,.rh*.| Ill a.-e .ff JC, ell ! i it 7 Over Dial ,!1 ,,ilf - - •* '"•!'* "Lmt >1 all night," line. These n.itlot. owe m $HMMtl,. r*11' spited State* im-t •< nil. I-coin |,.lvl. .,t th.. u-ootmand In.t which they hi* ovet a tv p.cl-coniniantii'g hcnif. an'* College at Tallvh.i; re In- 11 -«,i Ard 11 pel 1, I »f saving, the in Ulil l.1*1'' on.,.mobile •‘nut.*" those who until itIf) and we owe them practically thoao "'hu have must, the most ' ’•,,,c* j put a.tide to work th i th t i orJ “ v,'n ,,r public improv, merit 1 Am ordeied by hi* phyvlcinn to "he ib-ot" a.oiH'y i t c*• i- only alumt JiiJH'O. n >• g >u tlu-ir home* nnd pul uu nothing. The m,,Ural cancellation of for several days while hi* thrunl i? that ^ fellow men. Ofu.i,°'uri,’ V these ^« « ! * h’V wc *:.■ abror.rl un*l suffer their life- ir.sUrancu as .cullaternl and « f marine belltUrBKX being woikcrl upon. Doctor, yon have The oth.-r $iy,OOU repreaentrt itccum whose "bentkie haggle* go day, and debt* i« not n solution to the problem. } ^ tU] " « « - " . m e upon u, b^.u sc criticU !. derided and eve:, conffemr,ul.it: d int-re t. Jack umville Jour I beliew that an effort toward ten- num man’s inteleletual power* had Irfcreas- ed by th- ■-who kn >w „M vvhrd thl,v notthng :;.,perMO» ar.d bevham.eg c <> ! our sympathy. To be obliged to hold night purponelcssly driven about." parison, beside cmmutilerirg it c ed so much faster during the last your tongue In a college of some thou­ ml. These, are the people he d-rlured, who son, rather than force, however, 1* a ■.'it years than bin spiritual iiowerV do" finff fail to me the value o f -v.hat our jtenisnl of foreign diipakh, ran sand girls la "going some." K you j» i, ityvu* m* iiUfmj'tnl fur tiu*rr.. j mi fur us'taking any part in vhe lift- <tep in the right dlruction. t'-rn and p r e s ? Editor II illy ri right* I’ RtlSI'EROUS M.ORIDA can obey orders, doctor, you should "One of the most feasible relation* ttur system tff 'control wc;; out .ff *'V* .* ro *t| not j?n out uf Florida ami public spirited America hvjrtfly .if the .community j* concerned, are gel tho Medal iff "palm* and pim-*.'' suggested m far is thin prop.,.. | t^v ipiillhi ium. The name eor.dititm ;UU ^*1f •'0 b in;it.ir11h»ii. Thi*y arv :i*i ^v* An outstanding feature in former j •bfulm.Jy dead. It is not t» U> a*omlors.'s, when In fay*: ------------ n— --------. U. \V. Harm a, owner of the Wait evlats, rmd before the firmneiul prohy ' {*i| 1 'i*"f iy Mf -:idt *ii turn with Florida is Hie fact that iff " n,'<-* *h*' sp nher ir.cludea all "All th- ff mliting Thom.- * 'A*1 li'ttis .ff Enrotie enn tie (■ < ■ (> feted the We understand Unit the Sanford tf't, *■ It,*?i [ , *. *t p,|. »;| ,,pf wan play cards nnd golf ami all who s,r,,''t and Boston and I'lid aie against the foiU-ring of a rtuitacelery in the Amorican Fruit Growers all the stales, tn* one of tlntu i* m. di ve aic.n.mliiles among the eily’* :“ !'l|dita N ew - Iturvnii. He *ue'/e-,* •piriMi.-l vooditien >>f Usirope must t,e lUrif 'lilt i * ririiirtviM ■ Ilii -- !it\*n ant ton i Inc J ii Amerlen need to do B exhibit nt Tampa is one of the best I it-ill} tile , 1 ill the Mattel >ff geo "eabiirii-d dead," but iiruiuestioanbly *b.il a n-eeivi r !*e appointed for G* i improved.” * • U» ih ir Jimury, lh valiu* «»f Uiyir to leave America and travel on the it* people ot parts of the big display iff vegetable*. era! prosperity many jn-ople who devote thumsclves Jmatiynnd that the matter he handled w'uk, tht-ir prev ion dy derided efforts, continent awhile and th — v come how General l.usine... in the United, The ijrtrrvld will endeavor to .gel a i.ll sections. to the,e pitn uits deserve to be s o , exactly ns that of any other great appr--iated tad ne-gnired. While with the f • ling that Ameri'a tier be pk'-tiru of the uxhthit for this p.ijier. It* northern tier of countfer uii •Imraetet i, ed.‘ The list might be ox* ■bnnkmpt ikrupt. Secretary Hughes’ idea to,;s al#c:‘ " ua1'*,'hilt’ >a">l,nuea slightly. they livcl and woikcd, tlg:m men. tv- a big country on land hut tin se* AnJ wx' hone that the American above the sub-tropical limit. And lutended without great difficulty. Every Ihave n*Y* « «nimi**lon of practical h a f t k - l ^ ’** ,’ ” w 1 'u''r “ ’!lt l" ,’t,,qr active in I* half of the v.ijfare of is very, very amill, or wau so until tk* Ifruit Grovveri atul all the other grow- enu— of that fact their produets rut. community- ha* its "unlmried deml.” ;*'rN than a commission of dip-!1 " in J’ *“ ,oa ®r ro” iR” their frilow men, mithcr . .aght m*r war ha*, we hope, brought us to our cr* nail packers will have one of the more hugely to ordinary field crops, nosple who » return to tht* i politlcBw, l* ft s hollar j ? ° 11r in ‘ ,,a ^ expected fosvari) or rcci nil loti oth ■* .rr eM. Ami why should a nation finest exhibits nt the Orlando Fair including t> n island cotton, nnd to nut community for whnt they receive Mep in the right direction. jonuters suggest . thr.t that wtli|,h „ho>ild h • beriowej I0CIMVL* j.. . _ _ strongly , i t . vhih*, | th;in H im W . I H T MlUIIKl h fM u w cd Imge and powerful a Am.'rici with this year that they have everput out. growing, dairying ami the like, while the look nt the mnUer/* v« ry’ In flora it: ,wo*alo who absorb from ........... “" IIff "we e >««* .natter" mn. l anRs me look,,W ver> ln !'-*«• , ‘‘*‘ j 4lfl thur-e whtwe worthy work i* well her thousands tff miles of ot-wiru aad Sanford hns the goods and wc uhmild other and more no'ltherly section.5. >». Every' titme.l Mr. Bul.sort#-."from either of|“ >,,w ,l '* 1,1" aye. darkest just before .'on:—tint when they are dead, but gulfs allow her American lie-* of L'»acomm Hilly only, like sponges, display Hum. th .ugh na fully adapted to ihe pr.r nm|'cily have- people who give these receivership points of view, we ,,,,wn' whll . they live. .Many ..f the men, UfuFateimrltips to lull Into decay and fluutiiin of all thi1 ilium*, are m*vottul - •* • ■* •- ~ to the city no serfiee, who cannot be fare the real problem. If Germany wh. have confer ted on the human -ohm other nation tnki the trade that* We don’t cate any nrire abn.u Char­ more largely to the growing of rit relied upon for any expenditure of had |32,0OO,QOOjMH) In gold it might lie Chaplin marrying I'ola Negri than ms and other fiuit-, vegetable*, in , time or energy in civic undertaking, be a simple matter to collect it, hut *: tVF.U. ............ ... - ........... we do about Bill Maputo* taking West winter time for shipment to northern Music, now fiend of the or enmjmrnUvtly ............ so. nnd without houv.hii .. 'em to have no civic pride, who she ha.* no r.iu-h amounts on hamh Florida and sticking it oil jiart of Al- imu kit",, tr get her with tusme.'ou* oth­ Department iff Stetsmi Uftlver- „*■ even in their *»v..i ti unlty. But in such leisure as they have, eeck on- Get ninny hns only about $200,000,000 ' FOUR .MEN ELECTROCUTED aluimn. Charlie ('finplin enn marry er industries. . y l l f * ' ' 1 sing at Die 1AM their work endure* aid ii llu*?- nnwl 1!y their own nclfish enjoyment. Ho far in gold. This means that Some mclhARKANSAS PEN IT ENT! A RY Fatty Arhuckk* and Bill Mnpote* ran If is perhaps largely due to th- a? the city and Its interests are COT* od must be devised by which Germany .. m,. ' ^ LADIES BAND ( ON- worthy monument. FOR MURDER OF TWO annex hi* part of the state to Cuba great variety of products in all ,*vereined these, people are ahsolutcly enn ran get the gold with whrih to Pa>’ 1, ^ ^ , 1V ’’Btfflertior.S, a* lh. -. prob— . su«ii . ........... ami it would not even make u* stop tions of the slate that prosperity Jn the mnnrntlnn* Fmnre says unv* that Dint tf ^ School. Admission, oOe. L.i7-2tp ....... , . reparations. France if dead. People of this hind are nf no the l H r T I i p A sa n e la trd r r r « * J * ably came to the edit.*; iff th- Florida writing on this typewriter long enough Florida i* sei wide spread, Th? adapt­ l i t t l e ' IipCK, ARK.. Kb. - value to the community, they are a she cannot pay in gold she must pay Bill!, and out <,f that temporary ni­ to give the new* n second glanre. And Hanford has long needed a parcel ability ,.f soil nnd climate to produr liability nnd not an asset. Ever}5 citl- in machinery, coal nnd other proper­ ne;* pnd pain lie emerged with a new Four men convicted of murder were yet nut* are bringing a better price lion of whatever kind is no varied delivery; now she ha* one. ( ’all phone ly. But taking nwny these tools does ten owe* jouricthing to his commuid view-point, with n smiling counte- i lecttocuted In the Arkansas |(Ct>i* than bolts. ty In the wav of civic service. By no not help her earning power. It sim­ ' '* 1 l,,ul ,m J ^ delivered r,a p ? l .t with a heart ticwiy-ftlled with u*nt*«ry this tnomin. All facrel dial the risk in growing citrus fruit* iu liieana does the citizen discharge nil ply makes it harder for her to earn before you can say , Robinson-jCru- H ham. r .iit, enuring him ____ , . *'cnlmlv ope •«,:,! anil faith, to n*l:: c:,!»'*y In in ththe following following order: order: Dunthat section soniewjmt ntjro subject to of hia duty when he pays his tax bill. anything. It is like attaching a enr- see. *' 2R0-Thu-Fri-Sat-tfe "1* not the confidence, esteem ’ and 1cnn iHfhnnlson nnd Ben Richar.t** •• frosts, it finds that it can gmw aefl- We would have bettor towns nnd cit­ pentor's tool kit for u debt. It makes ,, love e* our fellow( of greater value **’• G- Bullbft. Th.y wkero conricU^oi U BELL WHEN V islaml cotton, wotth in th * msrkcta 40 ies il there wore fewer ''unburied it impossible for him'to work or earn ‘ ° LIIO FARM YOUR REAL LIST IT than , any other Imrlnesa buccoss or the murder of a farmer and Will I>e* HHIUUING MANY EGGS or more cents a pound, and short-stn- dead" who retard progress, who nro anything and he never ran pay up, ESTATE WITH US hurried ic.mlt because of our impa­ Bonl, who was convicted of the mur­ AND LITTLE CHICKS tience for djlltir*7" His health re­ der of n man and wife. ple cotton, quoted ttalay c.t 28 rents iespi.nsible for the lack of co-opera “ Obviously, if tho reparations are a pound, while peninsular Florida pro- thm that main ho many cities. It is to ho paid, some plan must bo work­ gained, he tackles his life work from The Scniitiwi Poultry Farm la one of Pur quid. imu IU tnr “ "iinl •'l fer* effort along somewhat ditrercut the duty of every individual to make ed out which will enable Germany to Improved celery faun, mi orange a different angle, resolved to do Ids the show places of this section being liens, , grove, n city home, a vacant lot, certain that he is not among the “ un- sell more goods in Engl nnd, France, part to make the world n better plitco feff ’ mi the Sanford Orlando road abopt wild land, fire or auto Insurance Ita grapefruit and ornngq ami win­ huried dead" of hilt town.—Dawson and tho United States, than ■ she i» f« roll because he lived in il am! aL,. SAVE MONEY ON four miles from the city nnd easy of — makes no difference—see us— ter vegetable.*, lumbering, mining, (Gu.) New*. selling today.* Thi* suggestion, of „ Worked in it, a resolve that, most access. Under thnble management i l 1 1 v . . . . ’ TIRES AND TURES ----------- o-----------we have whnt you want or wc stock-raising and fishing interest* eoprsc, raises a howl from our man­ f ii i i . t , ,, '%ortrviiy ami commcndahly, others w of If. L. KoberL* the Seminole Poul-..... ......... b....... will get it for you. , [more largely engige attention. And “ Besides—Toh' is a nasty wurrd, ufacturers and the manufacturers in Get My Price* Before Buyin* try Farm I why shouldn't they? There things, tao harsh for a gintletnin's lips. *I*>an’ all these, other countries. They any irions nnd Mr. Roberta is not only sup­ P e n n sy lv a n ia ■the most of which are not produced that's the wurrd to use—besides, it that by such u plan Germany would “ 5- lt* 5‘ -5 ....... . - r ~ 'I w Vacuum.Cup elsewhere, supply an important need makes yur conscience easier, too.”— ultimately ho the winner rather thnn plying Sanford with fresh egg* but many of the neighboring cities and AGENTS —and there la profit in them. Extract from Return . of Miles "Myj Alex! He'wears his hair part­ the loser becnusc sho would ultimate-1 is also doing a big businesa in selling Goodricli srr ’» The grove* of the peninsula arc O’Rourke, K. of C. llnll, Monday ly have the trndo of the world. They chickens and young chicks. The Sem­ ed In the middle nnd has the most Silrcrtown R E A L ESTATE night, Feb. Oth at 8. 2G5-3tc say that this suggested receiver for beautiful crc.iffln his Sunday pnnts.” inole ha* demonstrated what a paul* Fire, Casually, Auto Insuranre' are selling in tho northern market* Extract from Rauai of Miles Gcimnny, if on to his job, would de- try farm'in Sanford will do. $ 103 W. Flrat S t, SANFORD, FLA The Herald delivered uix time* a Velop g r e a t foreign t r a d e . and when at from U'i to $5 u crate, while prices O’Rourke, K. of C. llnll, Monday The Dully Herald, I5c per week. received for winter vegetable* arc week for 15c. 1 , Arc, At, . -------- « ' J night, Fob. fith, nt 8 p. m. 265-3tc 103 UalroWo tho recuivorship was discharged^ the ■ " -m m m \- ■'m m m m ■ is? - . i , Sanford Daily Herald o f S a n fo r d MAKING GERMANY PAY St PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD FROM OTHER m , r r u", ^ "Tn- Maxwell & Britt LP. RINES j - ’ . . . V ;! ^ . - �:•?*■_. ■*» . .* ^CT1' .•ny h. ti w Vjl •IT: - *. Tt■ '' , ■ rjp u J B j »T.fr- -_•*-# “ « ****Jr.f.3T7 T*. m b v BUSINESS f e e?. T• r« You can find the name of titxy lire Business Man (n Sanford in this Column e a c h d ajr. Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If wa pleas* you, tell others; if not, tell on. I’ hono 498 ELTON J. MOUGHTON ARCHITECT R*on 7, Miller Dldf. SANFORD •:• FLORIDA SANFORD NOVELTY W ORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER 117 Commercial 8tre*t—Sanford. Fla. « B. W . HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY f i r e ---------AUTO-------- RONDS S. 0 . Shinholser Contrnctor and Builder SANFORD FLORIDA A. P. Connelly & Sons lUtat.INlird llios ll-K-A-I. i:.n-T-s-T-p. In ir.lm rn t* I n -ln i|> ro ,rit lan d rtir Lots * llamr. 1llu.lnr*. 1'ri.prrlf In.uranrr **urrl> llund. l.nnn. llu.lnr*. t'hnnrr* Main Office Ml'.tSCII NAM I'O ltl) I 'b n n r 48 It I : A I.TY ('O I I P A .i r I.W E .T JtU X T CO JIIMSIY 1It 1-S l l n g n u l l n A , * . STEW ART The Florist Cut *Flower*-------------- Floral Designs Annual nnd Ornnmrntal Plants Ml Myrtle Ave.------------Phone 260-W ■n It* Fu je* bn *r, w« bl IE? , * CLASSIFIED ADS EAST SANFORD:1?, NOTICE GENEVA If You Haven’t a NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS First L FREE! FREE! FREE! Mrs. II. II. Flynl attended the meet­ \\*A NT li ft - IfoireF to|7 desk and chair. Mr. „m^ Mrs. Ashley Purvis have jr also medium or small iron safe.— ;*cld their home nod f.mn on Hear- ing of the Rebekah lodge in Sanford i\ 1 met it 1 <»t nr. 1 tn i i i , 1 un t it . i> a m i roii SANFORD MACHINE Mobley’s Drug Store. Friday night. 263-8t|* ,|„|| nVenuc to L. A. Bryan. Have n i m i M l l f l l t ' t l t W T I ** r i . O l t l l M . IN < II \M » It \. COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Kndor Curlctt wore in 1‘ trti ; not heard what their plans are for the NiiMmmaI IHitah In Orlnniln. 11 mr* 5IISCELLANEOUS pnnttliiii under Ihr l.nun nf llir I General Machine and Boiler Sanford Tuesday on business. future. •d hi ni m nf \nirrli*n, I'nnipliiliinnl. FOR SALE—Wood for sale, small < WorkH %ti. %IIS. blocks nnd trimmings from the Mr* n,,d Mr"* Rcno fr" " ' tuwnhnv« 1 rn! II. I’ ltltiuc. Ilrfrintftiil. Cylinder Grinding i at ► r r r u r n ft\ crate mill. 50c a wagon load at the llw ‘ ’ nqnrty on the corner of It ITMlnw III! xnft.l IV. it Automobile Repairs Robson's hospital January’ 23. It ha: 11 flIIll t1i .r.-vl il : I.In*: :t • • id ».ii ..f »*. \*. i mill. Fine to make your heavy wood I'Man‘Ul,,le avcnu'’ an'' (,h,° MV<,n" r , Acetylene Welding .i* • ♦ f Marj't*i it* It* ll. burn well.—Shin hoi serV Mill. ,,v Mr- ‘ 'ippen. nnd known as been given the name 11 >•••»♦* irliu: i .•*» ■•in till 1 .*f I'hone 62---------- Sanford, Florida , , , the llluiiie iibtce. The Renos’ arc I sjckwmhI, , V.!•*( Itl ( ll ftW 1' !« IFF. lies! « <«n | tll.llttt Jo l-c.o.d-lwp 1 ♦ 1 r.»! II JKItllfii « rrslilt lit •*f u rrk—,— ra— ---- j----------=------ 7— building a home there. •dlivr Umii t|»«« .vItiftlf ■if ! Jmmin. f | F ARMERSI'li-i.ty of miw dust free, , „ ,IM 8 1)Ullt „ „ M ,tractive k r i R j k k k im iv. >UI f " • uf reatdeni’•* l»* ns «tnl I It.it L. B. HODGINS l»rxl tiftWa That thv re lli ItO !*«*r w n at Shinholser * Mill. It * the right ri| M , In thi«'t .Htiiti* addition to his. Benrdnll avenue home o f rinrMti, tfi»* fu*r\If■v nf AUTO RADIATOR AND SHEET 254-c.o.d.ivrp and ha* it nil newly painted. kind for tiling. ns ft ftllli|Mii-tm lipnn nil Mill %V»Ml ttj him! METAL WORKS [ T rui'h Kri’tl II. t-*ittInir. Another son was born to Mr. and n* , Tli rr* for**, you. Fr**tl1 II. Kit llm : ttru General Repairing 1 r**nu! n i l In lif .1Mil U|. l»t fnr* •mr «>» R U ns *»n!*r ••Irctilt t*«nirt *.»t i h f i 'iMirt Mrs. Frank Cowan on Thursday Inst. 207 French Ave.........— Sanford, FJu. Another Frost It'nun*' / ____ ___ in H i* h i’ ftMl l'‘ ii>rti|n. t*ift tlif "ml tin \ nf Mi Fa Ka Ita l*» Mi Mi ra Ra M 3-1-1 mp. A I*rII U,*S3. aii«l ltii'ii him! l li< i •' itr.itif In California Mr. J. A. White Says “ If You Have itn \v•• In till hill " f •••»U|Ilulftftt r x l»lh. otfniiipt )'tni in a Uft.r *•« liiHiir<i* .if The Christian Endeavorers ,ftft* ll«*«! Does No Damage An Automobile, Keep Rnt-Snnp." Mud u<i-.c fn*di in n 1 r. .1 II Kit f tti>N M Rr k k k k k k "If I knew about RAT-SNAP last holding prayer meeting during thu - in 1'li nl N'ai l*«ti«il 1’ ft nl* nf nrl«« »n!n *i ('«•)1|»l*l |l ftMf| (tl.l|l | ft1i. 1ii n r nf Un nf-* 1 nit**•1 S*.i». m. t lif |i» *•;' 11> •• di.lv •1 1« LOS ANGELES, Feb. 2. High but editor, would have saved JI2U. My week at thv Baptist church every ui «lr m rll*« ll R8 fl'Ill'W > L l K"tir It* •ml* light lug was aiding the frost situa­ car was in the garage for a few BTlloon. |«tl 1llir 1 > |t.l»> Itlm k n f S m tl"n « •!»•• Mrs. O. P. Swope entertaii f o r : i l l l*lt»«'k llrmmiM’ k Tr.«. I g.tm" In*. tion throughout Southern California, weeks during bail weather; when I Ilia a m i IhIIc1*Imo >1 H c llu ll I ill*' I l f . early today. Tin* temperature drop­ went tn take it out, found that rats her son, Sidney nnd daughter, last T***c li*lil|i Tcvcoly-op.* 1311. Italiui Tl»|rlv-om- ( 31) Kant, Orintlllile OuUlltjr, had eaten great holes in two new Friday evening. IM ie young |ieoplc ped only litxnil u degree ami a half in Klurliln. tires. Got them later with I'AT, regret losing those bright young peo­ II Is nrilcr.'il' llial 11.In r l l n l l o o hifour hours. Cards of Sanford's llfput| >ii 1,1l*h»**l in llir Haufonl llriu lil, u ple who are moving to Orlando. SNAP." Three sixes 35c, 06c, *1.25. The tcmi»ernture nt San Bernardi­ tU’WH|in|i**r |M|litlHti«-«t In Hi-i»|mi|i< ( ’ null able Profcadonal Men, earh Rev. J. N. Thompson nnd Mrs. I ) . rim liln . o n ce a wi'i'k (tu I'trflit runno at midnight win. 31‘x degrees. Ae- Sold ,nnd guaranteed by Ball Hard­ of whom, in hia chosen pro­ u i u l l v i ' w u k n ns not In* |u llu* ill Thompson attended the re-urgunixn- ( i' ihI.iiii i- r u i II. l-'luimi. ware Co.—Adv. eording to re|Hirts assembled here the fession the Herald recom­ Wllwr** Iu* listul anil seal <>f tin* tion of the 11. Y, I’. U. nt Geneva last said temperatures in surrounding towns I’ lt'eiilt iVttiit at Uaiifunt, Klorlila mends to th* people, t III * V*i*l ,1ll* I I I'. Ill I• H'3 I Friday. , averaged from 30 to 38. k k k k k k k k (Hl'.At.) K. A |H)I’ «K A H 8, II. B. McCall, sr., II. I). McCall, Jr., John.S. Cummings, secretary of the I'lerli I'lrrull Court, ftemliiiile County, t-'lorlila and Rev. J. N. Thompson spent acv\San BernaRiiuo county fruit (ex­ * llv A. M. W i l k s . 11. C, The dentil angel visited, our Com-iernl dnys this week on the prairie, I-* 11•>y n. <I lies. George A. DeCottes change, estimated the oranges would 0<*ll*-ll*ir. (nr <\imiil.ilmot. mcinity last Saturday evening mid fjshing. stand 20 degrees. • *-3. te. 17. st: 3-3?1o. 17, Attorncy>nt<Law Uorbett Williamson ha* bought out in r m : e i i t r i i t r m u t , K i : \ » ; v r i i Thu almond orchards, which set a culled to folow him little Leona Sim­ jin ir iu . iiiM in . h r.iiiN oi.r. .bloom during the hot weather early mons, the youngest daughter of Mr. the interest of W. E. W. Kir.trunk in rot v n , r M i i n i M . in u i a n c k i i i Over Seminole County Bank W.ir.l, It, H , llu r n u m unit A. in the month, will lose their crop, it and Mia. D. VI. himmoni. I.eonu the Seminole Supply Co, This busi­ II. I A. I n r m l , <». HANFORD FLORIDA was predicted by growers, was n bright little child, the light of ness consists of general increhnndiHo A uni, ' l l , **,.* il**i. AIlMrlii l|. * ta « r f r ) , If l l t l n s . unit If rirmJ naciiln*l a ll p a r l l r * questions the sheriff's nffoce i.ud po the hearts of her parents, thcir.bahy store and-garage nnd nuto accessor­ rlnhiilii-, Inlrrr**!* u n d e r A llt e r ln II. l « n i l r | n» tirlr*. i l r , l , r e « . u n u t l r e * «ir ies, nnd Is located at the junction of anil the Inst one from their home. FRED R. WILSON ■ilkrr r ln lin n a la u n d e r lilin nnd C a r l l u n The home is left childless as her little the Lake Chnrm and Chuluota roads. H ire. I t l l i l n a , nnd II d r o d MB A T TO R N E Y-A T-LA W The Kook Club entertained nt the p a r l l r * rln liu l n d lu lrrn n l* u n d r Don't fail to attend the .Ladies' sister Vcrtienu preceded her to the Inn l l l r r a* h rlra , d r « U r r a , a r a n l r r a grave just it little more than one year club house Wednesday In honor - of u l h r r r l a l a i a a l a tinder him. Band Concert at the High School, First National Bank Building Ti. llir ilrfenUnutM Anna M. Haniley. Tuesday, F’ehruary 6th. Vocal aolos, ado. Leona was born January II, Mr*. O. P. Swope, Allirrtn M. H tm lr y , t( living, nnd If SANFORD -V FLORIDA drad nil imrllfcr rtalnilng lulereala tin­ Prof. Schuler, of Rollins College, violin solo*, hand music, quartettes P.M2, ami was therefore 11 yearn and d er Allirrlu M. Hawdiy. n w t 'k i n l . nr who i* training the Scniinolo Orches­ 15 days of age. ‘ She w as born nml nllirrwlaa In the |liii|>«riy lirloW dd» and ducts. Admission, f»0c. 257-2tp unit I ’srllnii Hire. If livin g, anil lived her short life ut this plncc. The tra, will direct the first concert given arrltied If drml all partlea eUlinlnit Interests body was interred by the side of her this winter, since its reorganisation. under I’nrlluil Jllre. iltUi.1’'*’*!* nr nthrrC U T T i l l # O U T — IT IS W O R T H CHELLE MAINES n l r . til tlie fnllua Ipg |*r*t|ierl) kit U tile aister in the family lot In-the Chulu- Prof. Schuler is u very fine violinist In Hetnlnnli* Cou tlty rI'ln rld a. drserllird MONEY a* , •I* L A W Y E R *!• Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c ota cemetery Sunday afternood, Jan. nnd will gire several selections. The Tho Karl 16 acres nf llm 8 W U o f the concert will bo on February 9th nt XW 'U o f feet Ion Jl, T ow n s h ip II Mouth — Court House and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef­ 27th inst. Prof. J. Tildon Jacobs, of ittutar 11 Karl.' • field Ave., tJUfogp. HI-, writing your Lake Monroe, read the burial service the school auditorium, at 8 p. m. II la hrrrti) or dered that you nml Miss Elizabeth Imwton is at home i-oeh o f ) ou do- ntipear to the bill r*f name and n'dptys* clearly. You will and spoke words of comfort and trust eumplalnt herein fllrd on th e !nil day Rjss Examined. Glosses Designed receive in return a trial package con­ to tho bereaved family. The Uttle for the week end. o f' April,-A ’ ■ A .-I». II. t1933. s :s I* fu rth er ordered thnt P i's ortlrr Mlsa Gayle Marshall, of Hanford, is uf llptihllrntlun Sunday school class and Sunbeam taining Foley’s Honey and Tar Com­ be putdliihrd In thr Han­ Henry McLaulin, Jr., pound for coughs, colds nnd croup; band of which the deceased was a visiting her sister, Mrs. It. W. I-aw- ford llrrald. h n ew spaper published In Hmifuid. Hemlnole County, Florida, O pt D. Foley Kidnof I’lll* for pains in sides true little member, formed a circle tou. / Gayle is always a welcome visi­ (.lire a week f o r righ t _ ronaecu'tUe weeks. Optician-Optometrist and back; rheumatism, backache, kid- around the' little white ensket with tor in Oviedo, \vitnes* my hand nnd seal o f tlu* Misa Katherinf Young Is visiting their flowers nnd stood with bowed Bftlit Circuit Knurl at Hanford. Florida. ney and Madder nllmcnts; and Foley 21* East First Street Sanford, Fla. Ihla Ind (la> o f February- A. I). 1MX. Cathartic Tablets, n wholesomo nnd heads while the child’s song prayer, her parents, Mr. , and Mrs. W» n. iar.AU it A. IHirilKAHH. I Kterlfc t t r c u l l C o u rt. thoioughly cleansing cathartic - for “Jesus Tender Shepherd" was sung, Young. Miss Burton, a friend of Hemlnole County. Ftorld aDR. R. M. WELSH * constipation, biliousness, headaches, then they gently placed their flowers Katherine, accompanied her homo for liy A . i L W e e k s. I». c M iiaaey it W a r lo w , Graduate Veterinarian and aluggistj bowels. t Sold every­ on the rnsket nnd marched sway. The tho week end.visit. Hollrltm* f o r eomtdatnnnta. Telephones t ' Offico 1-3, 10 , IT . 31. 3-1. in . IT . 81. >1, Mr. nnd Mt*. French, Billy Moore, grave wa* completely covered with where.—Adv. OlHee 123 ______ Opposite P. O. beautiful flowers and wc turned away Mr. ami Mrs. Hancock, Mitt Nell Residence 257 Dot.and. Florida SOLICITORS WANTED—Either •la­ and left her to sleep amid the mur­ Williams and Miss Davis, Mrs. COLLECTIONS—OLD ACCOUNTS. dies or gentlemen to call on mer­ muring pines to awaken on that great French’* sister from Lakeland motoroverdue, notes, bad check*. Writs Mrs. A‘. t Spencer chants nnd other business men and so- day when all the lambs will bo called ot to Lake Mary last Saturday night. for our preposition. Our represents Mrs. Croorn. of Gahiilla, and Mrs. live will call on you.—Southern Ad licit old account* for collection. Lib­ into the eternal fold. Tbs deceased Spirella Corsetiere eral comsibwions promptly paid for leaven, beside* her parent*, two mar­ U Lingo ore taking violin lessons juslinent Agency, ilrnv Building, Or* Post Office Addrcsnt DeLAND, FLORIDA service*. >Vrlte. HwRhern Adjustment ried sisters, Mr*. Jack Gore and Mrs. from Mr, Dooley, of* Genovk. heft .*»• * • PI* 2- 1- 1* Tires and can fill ytnn^^necds !AL : CHULUOTA WE in any•• thine: iu the Automobile line OVIEDO PURELY PAGE T U B E S - -- KQ Bridie: "An* does ye he lonesome, Prices reduced until n Alex?" fc4 x Alex: ‘‘Oh, very. An’ does j’c be Monday, Feb. 5th*, To merchants and business people lb of Sanford! lonesome, Birdie?" with each purchase. Pi m For nevrral years 1 hare been nr Bridie: "Oh, very.”—Extract from b b b b b b b b l b l b lb lb lb . tot b b b b resident of Sanford and employ nil! Return of Miles O'Rourke, K. of C. shoes Free.— Lloyd b white help ami I always sec that they , Ilall, Monday night, Feb. 6th at 8. Store. Cloa.IHed Ad* te a line. No lb An Epworth league was organised Mr. Logan returned yesterday from lire first class mechanics before 1 2C5-3tc 2GG-2t; w 1tc . ad taken for less than 25c. *b at the Moore'a Station church Sunday thu Fcninld-l-aughtan hospital in San­ trust them with a oh. The mnority and (wifitircly no classified lb evening with Miss Mary Carrnway as ford whery ho has been under treat­ of the men in my employment are The Daily Herald, 13c per week. The Herald for first class job w o r k ade charged to anyone. Cash lb president*. Leon Purvis an vice-pres­ ment since the shooting nffrny in his Jmnrricd nnd have families, that must accompany all order*, an ident, Gretchcn Long as secretary; store tin the evening of the 24th. On triple each day with some local busi­ Count fire words to a line lb Roy Carrnway an treasurer nnd Mrn. the said evening Mr. L>gun wan Into ness of Shnford. So why not let me and remit accordingly. b i I-con Purvis as Era agent. The even- In retiring nnd stayed In his office in ferve you in my line? *-- xl; . ff j : ; -- * ~ ; & t b i b f c a R a K » B « M k a ingn that Mr. Wninrigl\| is here the the front part of the state. At a late l\ league will meet at G:IS alternate hour some one knocked at the door cveningn ut 7:30. nnd aaid he wanted some groceries. FOR SALE Mrs. E. J. Ward, B. Stccto and J. Mr. l<ogan slid the cash drawer unCameron were raileding data hero for tier the counter and opened the door FOR SALE—Duster and Gays' paint* a church membership, survey for the torjk colored man who came in and nnd varnishes a t. Sanford Novelty bought rcvcral dollars worth of goods.. Baptist church. and try to borrow a Hundred— Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc Sanford Florida, Jan. 27, 1923. While M r*. Logan stepped to the rear Mrs. Midlie Wood, of Atlanta, who you quickly find out how people As requited by Section 12, Chapter; FARM tills— You can get seed b*Q of the store n second man with , n . . , ... . . . .... in the guest of Mrs. J. W. Corley for frnni-i and Irrigation plugs at the estimate your worth! handkerchief tied over his face ran } * * " " f ,t!orMa> ' V," bc in, the following places, on the th.le nnd Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfe tile winter, is in Daytona for some time receiving treatment from anj*" aa'^ ^ r* Fognn t“ hold up ids between the hours set nfter each, for FOR S A I.lv-Twelve furnbhed ruifois eye spccintirt. • hnnrht Mr. Logan immediately knock­ With money deposited at Our with three year louse at 115 Pal­ ed down tHb man he was waiting on the purpose of Tcrcviing Tax Returns W. W, Gibson, of Richmond, had for the year 192.*!:'.' Savings Department earning 4 % metto avenue. 235-tfc and ran up to the other mun who he his brother front Savannah, for n Geneva—February 7th, 10:00 a.,m. Interest, there will be.no need for jgan shooting, one bullet taking effect Toil SALE—Eight turkey gubblors, guest last week. to 3:00 p. m. ! in Mr. Logan's right forearm. Mr. •10 lent* per pound, f. o. b. Longborrowing. Visitors at the J. C. Ellsworth I-ogan returned the fire nnd put up Osceola February Nth, 10:00 n. in. wood. C. W. Kntomingi-r. 255-3tp heme on Sunday were: Mrs. Robert r, b fj ht „ c fi , ( UmCjt to 3:00 p. m. FUR SALK Modern bungalow ,bar- \ v .t »t«4 u . « t 'n . . . .and M.i iMin* il * Choluota—February Pth, 10:00 a. m.| Wright, Mrs. Caddie iD'Ore Moral— have a Savings Ac­ nnd felt sure some or the bullets took gain for quick-sale. Also fivu acres Nattie Downn, of Winter Park; Mr. effect. The men made a hurried get- to >2:00 m. hammock land, partly cleared. Easy count with this hank. nnd Mrs. Harry Roberts,' of Lake nway. Mr. Logan’s friends are glml .Gabriella—February 0th, 1:00 p. m. terms. Inquire 1103 Uuk nvc. Helen nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Riclv- he la recovering nicely ami hope he to 3:00 p. ni. 2C5-3tp Oviedo—February 12th, 10:00 a. m. anlson and little soil of Willoughby, will have no trouble with his arm. Ho Ohio, who are upending the winter at was very fortunate in not being fa­ to 3:00 p, oi. FOR RENT Altamonte—February 13th, 10.00 DcLaml. tally hurt. a. m. to 12:00 m. FOR KENT—Furnished double 'bed Miss Hoskins Jones joined a party The II. Y. P. U. had a social gather­ Longwoed -February 13th, 1:00 p. room, in private family. Gentlemen j of friends going to Orluudo Wcdnes- ing nt the home of Tommy McClnin m, to 3:00 p. ni. only. Call afternoons or evenings, ut day evening to bear Madam Shunintm qn the f^nnford road Friday evening. A COMMUNITY BUILDER Lake Mary—February 1till, 10:00 Gilt PnlniC'ttn Ave. v 2C(i-3tp Iteink sing. A Inrge crowd of the Geneva young n. m. to 3:00 p. m. IT)R RENT—Front bod room, also Miss Mattel Saint from town accom­ folks attended ami n pleasant evening P. FORATER, President " II. F. WIIITNER, Cashier Paula—February 15th, 10:00 a. nt. garage, 117 Laurel Ave. 260-3tp panied by her brother ami wife, Mr. cf games was enjoyed by all. to !2:(MJ m. FOR RENT— Furnished rooms, S. K. nnd Mrs. Joe Saint,- of Charleston, Mr. nnd Mrn. John Phillips are high­ Monroe—February 15th, 1:00 p. in. corner 11th street nnd Elm avenue. Pa., were visitors nt Mrs. Nick Zem- ly elated over the safe arrival of their to 3:00 p. m, . Jm —M. Schneider. 2<iG-3tp ovennt’a Wednesday. ! four head of cows from Commerce, A. VAUGHAN, rmntifST 3 rums for light house-, Mr. nnd 'Mrs. Bushucll Bates have Ga. They arc fine Jersey rattle. keeping, 1020 Union Ave. "2CU-2tp‘ c» guests their cousins Mr. nnd Mrs. John Bethel was in Sanford last i> tiii : i tu n it- i oiiit or tiii : *i:i i :\ tm .it mi m i . , un i it 'nr FolC R E N T -I .itigr fnnil bed renin, Ernest Alhin ami daughter PauTiue n f Thursday on business. i •"Hi nt, in a m , rnii .K iiiioi.K also garage. —• Mrs, Phelps, 600 rolumbut. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Buies John Bethel ami Paul Bethel nnd <OI \T\. IN «II1 M Hilt. entertained T. I l n n l ,. I weielnlitnnl, Palmetto Ave. 267-3tcj,,,ll’,u" " vu for theii m u.in. with w,ln " C. Sutton nnd Mr. Itrnddock were out Jiinir. llamr I,. Ilnra, . nrlriiiliiii,. I IT t I ItlN Rnd " rl" ,u 1,,M Tm'M,a>' kodaking Sunday afternoon. Mr. Itra.l- Tn FOR RUNT Small ullage ami ga night at their home on Silver Lake. rclurncU to honu. nl ,:a|nha||( liuit|«* I*. Ilanty. rtiKimw u rage.—J. Munson. 2«7-2tp Mrs. Moffett ami Miss Sue Kay will K,a 0|| >Mun,|ny II n|i|ir;irf|ik fr»*m lift lll.fi hi tiii* t-u im« Hi.it > mu ;»r» a ti **t••r •?-1* entertain for Mr. ami Mr.. Alhin We will give to EACH PURCHASER of W ANTLD 'l*'»'l Iho Sim* t$ f Klttritl.1 , I h* t < fi't «■ ! , , h. li. KiIIk'o spent last week in rt. >»»ii. Maid. I,, fltinly, tirilorift miti npd Mi.s Albin this (rrnlny) evening nqutrvil tui tb«> Hull i\;xy i,f Murrl., | WANED—A chance to build your Christmas hauling oranges. nt the Moffett home on Celery ave \ l» l ,#J3* t*» nfjft*«r t«* iht* hill *»f t’iMn* | new homo before lumber gets nny Mr. ami Mrs. David Speer, of San­ t'l one dolalr’s worth or more llllt «*Xflit*ils r| itK.llllNl >«•!!• ftrI till* title. higher. Pinna and estimates furnish­ ford called on Mr. and Mrs. Jack fans* ll Ik or«|ikrril that thin h-ftlci |m pul»- j Mr. and Mrs. Bu.hnell Bales. Mr. VVicks Bundny> ed.— Sanford Novelty Wsrks. 133-tfc IImImiI lit thr Ntiitfi itf ll* r.vJ.I ittier a ■ wi'''k f•*r ••Int»t u ffki A GOODRICH TUBE REPAIR. KIT ............. r. . , . . . . . and Mrs. William Polk, Mr. and Mrs. The Community t'luh met Monday INIT.NTHS in1 Itaml .1 n«| tti«« ««al .if’ ............... ..... \ . . Ernest Albin, Miss Pauline Albin. urt nil Hilt thr It*lh ih»> t»f Jan at the town hall with a large attend­ ! tu*l %«*M Stonc’a Market, Sanford Avenue. A I». IjZS. Mis* Alma I.ohnns, Donald Fay and ; (HKAL> ll A. !>Ot*l2t*A8# * Come early before the supply is exhaust267-tfc Bill Vernon made up n party driving ance. t’lrrk i»f the IlirruM «%til» t i ,1 • f There will be an oyster supper at WXNTEI)~A good dry hand milker. tl) thl. w,.Rt r(m8l t(', vjyit at' gt. p.q. Pemlllnlo t*ntirtL$, rhnirl.i l the town hall February 8th. EvrrySteady man. Apply to G. \\. Spell- 1 ersburg, Tampa nnd other points over HultrK«*r ai|tl <*««iiitBvl cd. We have a large stock of Goodrich * Cm* n.tiij.l tlnniit body invited. ter. 2ti5-4tp Sunday. bs DIRECTORY I « ♦*??Jr* V'. T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 3 ,1 9 2 3 -T- •• •• * * m •• •• HAVE IT n 1 l.l Magnolia Ave. iHiunc II Sanford, Florida $ 1.00 O liv e y Fresh Fruit Cocktail Soup Chicken Okra Shprom o Entrees Bnketl Bed Snnpiier Au Grntin i'ommo a lu Met* Roasts Ilou.st Lour Iaiund Duckling ltoaHt I’ hiiudelpltiu Cqpon, Kino Hcrtut Drensing Itoiuit Prime Riba o f Boef.au Jim Roast Fresh Pork Ilam, Spiced Virginia Nub Salad Apple Sauco Vegetables Candied Yarns or Mutihed Potntoc.s New Minted Pcaa Desserts French Ice Cream and Grandma Cake Home-made Apple Pie Uumc-muUe PittetLCherry Pio *• Crackers Demi Tasso Served from Noon TUI Nine 3 — » .( -------------------------------- — 'I �w •■ •-••I , IB B J *-> THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1923 PAGE FOITR -••1'•■;■;"> “FLU” VICTIMS ARE GIVEN ADVICE AND ENCOURAGEMENT MAY QUICKLY REGAIN HEALTH v BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TR A P SHOOTING CIIAS. L. BRITT, Editor GOLF BOWLING • TENNIS BOXING BY PO PU LAR DEMAND “MILES ■ O’ROURKE” RETURNS TO SANEORD Ccmedy Drama o f Irish Life bj BASKET BALL SECOND HALF BOWLING SEASON OUTFIT WINS HARD OPENS NEXT MONDAY I' GAME OVER STRONG DUVAL Game Chuck Full of Pep and Hard Fight From Start to Finish— Sanford Uses no Substitutes Every sent was taken at the Par­ iah House Court last night, .including the window*, atnge, aide linos and <von standing room was at a premium long before tho Whistle sounded for the start qt what proved to bo the hardest fought and neatest exhibit lor o f basketball ever witnessed on Hie local court, tills year or in any yearn past. Duval, rnted as one o f the best, if not the best in the state, was here With the feeling that after the easy time they had with Sanford in .Jack­ sonville that they would find it an qaay matter to set the Feds down, but before the ploy was two minute# gone they realized the fact that they were up against something guud and al­ though they put all they had Into the game the Celery FvtU won, the llnal Score being 25 to £0, work o f the guards for both teams, rowan ntnl Smith, hath smaller men than the forward i they were playing against, were in tho game r.t all stag­ ed and many n play was broken up by their dose attention to bualnoar and the fighting spirit that dominat­ ed all th e‘ team's play. Conch Wilkinson used no substi­ tutes. Tho flvfi picked fun tin- start could not !<■ Improved upon although good players like Stone,' Peck and K. Moye were on the side lines just roar­ ing for a chnnc«i to get Into it. The only, two gany.-t lost lids u i * ton wore lost to Duval and Orlando and these two hares'havo been offset by .vlctorirs over the i.ame teams, mid today, Sanford standr. out as good as anything in tin- state and lie e >cm to he little question now about Han­ ford's chances in the state meet at I Gainesville. Rev. J. A. Hennessy entitled RE-CU-MA THE RE ME DY | “THE RETURN OF Good News to The Thousands W ho Have Been Attacked by “ Flu” MILES O’ROURKE’ Health and Strength Promised All Who Heed the Monday night, ns the note* ami the ing each other Tuesday night. Tho reg­ Counter Junq>cr# line up. will mark ular Wwling nights would bo Mon­ day, Tuesday. Wednesday and ThurrMessage “ .hh ^ day. Friday right the alleys are used by another league and are open to quit half should bo u hummer, espe­ Fmfll u “ Fit!” has again made Its np-|Thc appetite increases. cially if the Legion ami the brother­ the public Saturday night. sections of the coun-' properly digested ami assimilated, hood o f St. Andrew nre admitted to The Brotherhood o f St. Andrew will iHONf) A V FFR ^TH ! «*■*»*** in nl1 now weak and rur.-Tho blood is enriched. The liver is prove to he another, good addition to f f w l l l / f l l 9 i J • U 1 ; (y. Many nre the League. down, nervous, sleepless, tired and: stimulated, and the poisons in the iny j , g .y y j, An interview with the majority of the league, as. they have nl least four with little or no appetite.- Tho stem- tcstinal tract are eliminated. ‘ the managers o f Ilia different clubs howlers that will rate up high among j e.ch is out of sorts and tho food does Increased strength and a return of ... ■ brought to light the fact that they the good ones. Mathew#, Stewart, were heartily in favor of adding the Mussen nnd others, that have already j l ick t'ls <fie—- N o Stfllfi R eserv ed not digest properly. It takes a long the plow of health Is the result. by the ttnlP fn n person, Buffering- from n RE-CU-MA is quick. I n i to 3 days two teams to thn league, und although shown they know tho game will pro- Play will he repented „ttaik to regain Strength. To nil you will notice a great Improvement nolliing official has hi ell done about bnbly he tho ones selected fiti hold up same cast o f Sanford players as! Ply w h oj^ cj, r k -CU-MA comes oa a positive}In your condition.' It us yvt there set ms to he but little the brotherhood'* end, while the le ­ last spring, “ Ask those ItK-t'U-MA is on hale In Sanford gion will have such men ns buy Chit­ saw doubt hut what they will enter. ) Messing. RE-CU-MA is nature’s tonic. Made j at the Union Fharmncy nnd at almost If they should, tho new schedule tenden, Jbe Chittenden, and Sttlfi W'ill find these two new teams plny- Younts, ef roots and herbs, it quickly gets the all "thcr good drug stores, differ,live organs in good condition.) Price $1.00 a bottlp.— Adv. i q l a l U W M h M M fu» ms rex rat ms »• aa Trunks, suit case?, parcels or p a c k - ____ ages, delivered on short notice. Call •13-!. 2GG-Thu-Fri-S'at-t fi­ FOR THE MOVIE FAN- M na k i kt its iq it# fti n n h b o q n SANFORD Teddy booBcvclt had inithing on UnCelcty Feds. 1018 West First Street w n n iu iia R iu iiiia a it iE s r c c s m ia g T r iR n E in a iK n B in iia is t e g n Stone’s Fruit Cake, 50c per lb. n n ■ ■ K N a 9 a a N U ■ meeting the dcman fur good p re water nnd there art- hundreds of ;n L-itths bring distrilniti | nrouinl the t’ ity at all limea, livery family of .Sa’ifi rd should g it the habit and— r is o l PHONE 311 FOR QUICK ACTION $2751 And our truck will he at voar had; door with a Lottie o f that pure water that all the hotels, r o a t a u fa n ldrug ‘.’ eu-s and aoda fountain;, are Using. ' .. 44 ff n B M n M a M And Be Sure it*H Eider Springs Water You Use in That Battery £ Eider Springs Water Company u n B N B m sx B a a B B ix iiiiiicB B M X H a a iB iu iiin n iiiu iiiia B ix iiiiiiiH ‘H D A Y TO N A BliACU Tito Si i a :' ITALIAN TENOR t\ Ol* T H E W O R L D 'S G R K .V I A R T IS T S RUARY 15th ------8:15 P. M — -------------PRICES: SI.09, SI.511 AND $2.09 PLUS T A X Mnil orders tu Auditorium. Dtiyiuiut Reach, or cttll Phone 959 Starting1Tournaments OLDSMOBILE 8, 1920 seven- ; pa - .L'iigc-r. n good car for ! i v - -----cry. Down u k o of {(3kl. Monrw Will Meet Payment on Kiwanis Park Lot $200 Be Sure and See the New Alt <’iittic. from Anywhere • A ntimber o f other good ufied ,|„ ...maimb r of tie ? Fl.mm ei/.e,: cars at your own price. in the rubbery vvn. recovered when! men were or re# ted by a ponro near The winter visitor# t.i Sanford are \(\QL D I S U O l I N T W I L L Hampton lad night. |enjoying ........... - Dark to the fullest / 0 k nnd checker# und horse shoe pitching j I> E / V L L O W I jD J•OR CASH Whs*# j;uinc to get the free chick­ 11ml kindred sport# nre taking the. en ? Hear the "Hen Roost Patrol" day. It is said that a big tournament. 'p|le n |,OVC Cnr.u h a v e l>GCn thoi*, . . I v t i .-h iir slipper slamming m barnyard golf ou jfh ly ve-cam lition u d an d ititvc an played by the l AM ruen OhIIANlT.il will ho pulled off lure In the eaily LADIES' HAND at the High Sdtmd spring and that ehampi.ms from other clcar' ri.pmjayi Fdwuary (Kh. ‘,rr.?-2tp Hnttllhg# ' moderate, oenmnd and places will be invited to conic here movement slow, market etc ally*. Car­ and try them out. Merchant* will give Miles, me hoy, you're a foolish prise# and the affair will prove one load* f. v. b. usual terms. lt> Inch SANKIRH, M.A.: 1018 West First 8 l « * !- $75 Win. Musgroye WORKS CEM ETERY WORK A SPECIALTY nm CELERY MARKETS ha# proven tu In- a first dm dgn Mintl Midi .I. • painter by the ...any algn# he ha# ---------I'ldntr-d while here. 1 will guarantee iJivcmlun* .ifFlorldnShipments the every Job ami a-uire .nthfuctlun. My ,.lnlll W n ycr.c.. February tet. Depritci are very reasonable. No Joi. lill(.(1 u, r j ndnnati, 2; Nadtvllte. I; too lurg.' nr otmill. {Chicago, 1; Terre Haute, 1. . v * ! Shiping Point Information for Fri* m . . A IM IN G I’ONTlt ACTOR „ , ‘ ‘V.’ I " , * ' ™ 1 Sanford, Florida I'hone 3UJ MARBLE & GRANITE JOHN GOVE, Proprietor I SIGNS m CELERY SEED Going to the Princes tonight ‘ Never in the history of basketball They laid low more Tiger-' ia one In Sanford was there such a game, As an added treat for the fans I.,-1 You are if you want to nee an hort night than Teddy did in a month. filled with light, old time pep, plenty night, the preliminary game between i (.Jt tl, K,KHitlrSA picture, FOR SALE AT THE o f thrills, and n prettier exhibition the Duval nnd Sanford girls proved And wasn't it *om? game The very than the game last night., At the end to Iks another‘one o f the prettiest ex­ Thomas Melghnn in “ Rack Homo GREATEST BAR­ of the first quarter the score was tied, hibitions displayed by the gicls this nnd broke" will be shown tonight lit-st cv» r - ecu in Sanford, the end o f the hnlf found Duval lead­ reason. The Sanford girls, during the , m.,j r„itjorMiw night with some nd-j GAINS EVER •ng iiu There were quite a few good pinying by one point'ns well ns at the first half, held the Duval lassies with ded attractions. OFFERED I era op the.-ideline that wanted in gel end o f the third quarter, lint during their noses to the grind stone, hut Iidw ( into it, hut w# commend Cuaeh Wilthe last ten minutes of play the San­ were unable to keep u;> the pace dur­ The invitation to .-ee th what ford bumdi put so much snap and ing the tie t part of the game and the inrijt. without charge, is extemled to fein.-on for hi# good Juilgrm: at in nl- liUIC'K. late modal, you want. Down fight Into the game that before these Duval girls won, final score -II tu "(>. Mi. and-Mrs. A. R. Mac dm II. by d ip . lowing then Lam to tight i, ihrough. payni nl ^ 5 fast athletes from Jacksonville could This game was chuck full <>f light ping lln-i e.it am presenting it nl And Duval felt had, v ■i ran hcl. find their breath baskets from the I and never Imfore uu a girl.*’ game tie |„v i,tree tonight they cun m 1921. t i-v tires, field by .Moye, Lucas and Mcluiulin witnessed Dial had *o much of thi- "back flame and broke.” Thing# looked mi rosy t tl Ul that LEXINGTON. aim tif*v. puiit. JH'Mf Ittp ! 1 : them had placed the game on ice. 1 'ru'V thuuglit lightning fight throughout (he game. Th • rules Down It would be a hard matter for even of the girls’ play ate -<i ranch no itAmi by r.ll ii; ails, all you v.ho nre after the start. payment tho very closest observer to try to lenient than (he boys that a game fill­ I’M,I.icy fill the It" t picture- , g- l m-xf * 'il'unl ii > \ . And the'w ay thi"tpick nny outstanding star for the ed with plenty rf tighl and pep <alb wci 1 • program. It is cli'-li I. loll of fought Th.il bind of figli' will win CH ALM ERS STOIIT. Itmks tint! Sanford team, ns every one of the for many fouls, nnd the girls' game the onesruns like now, nny kind of a game. Vit Mi l.aulin Fed* played an near a perfect game ln*t night was full of (hem. Down payntmti 1 the neck, as could he expected. Me Lucas, in ev­ Ilolly siid Klniu-er -cored nit tin "When talk is Lad for jieople then wn5 picking them up o tv." .if liu-m bill Moye was sitting u ery piny, from one end of the court In points for Suhfunl, tlullv getting 12 silence h the best pulley." Extract U liE IiT Y . 1922. Tills car hns the other, faster than nny other two and pence i If. St lies and Erlich held f>-, ;-s Return of Mib-i O'ltuaike, Mon- a; a time, 1 conard Mil .a a# wn* cvLiu n used by :t i an ful driver players, always where ho' l«. needed, up their end nl ( ’enter, while C a m - day. I'ub. JUi at b p. In., K. of C. cry who re at once anil t ’uwati atid • and is go'.ni for several years ;t‘ti :’ur thiMe Smith made bfe ml. n played his usual game and made m.i- w a y , t ’aiH crou^ uud M axw e ll played ii.il. 2t>i-htc o f e,m ill-til servDuval forwards. ny pretty shot* that had lots to do th e ir u-'.ial g am e, the n filv 'c n l t-Siee. Down Yutymettl with Sanford's victory. VV. Moye, also t li, , for so runny “hut- hy-tln* D u v u l , g ^ j j j Hi tt --------or Blind its And at that tr vent a guml ilean was soeit in dilfcreht parts of (in girls iv.n the excellent hunting of * .L E X I N G T O N , 1921. and ev ery grime. Duval left I itb the klmwh-dge court, seemingly at the same time, Senwrtld. who n.i nt| very fee. 1 1" n Con l e ss Robhory, th in g is n ew , in* ludsttjr Lend j that they hud met in-iter athieu and ind the fight nnd pep displayed by ces, getting 2i of tiir l! points srui T ir e s . D ow n Relate Details that live officia l gave them a square payment him with Iris shouting from the Held, ed. . deal and It wa* just n case of the Imst kept the spectators on (in-tr tru all Th ■ lineup niwl : umtnnry fur tin I If r 'l iit* Ai itif l nif i l P r m « » the time. man winning. . Ig R A N T S I X — A gootl ca r for liuyti gattie Was as follows: NKWDORT NKW8, Va.f Feb. L— McLaulin, lug husky Vie, displayed Hanford <2r.) Duval ( 20) Military *n11ili ittitles nl Langley Field the motley wo are asking. i game like that K* ep it up, Fml Ilfs a n center by hi tig .\», l.m trMs real ability ability'na i ■F Katz (M announced lute ye/S niuy that. CorDown gressive playing, hi hull \log ta .| . - N'OI llPI ( l ) putals Julia S. Wood and James Har­ at liniu'cv die will bring homo the F payment ties and the remm k'.ible way !t ■ g i Mi 11 .aiilin III (’ Hrynn (S) vey. nf the i^lh service ieu«i|ron, will slate hoitoivi, Ihe jump on Hie Duval (ruler an 1 al­ Hi i ■DDKT. 1921 Miitloi. G It rh«-tTpti*in( f * In* lie d 11. ii m;l it: ■\ i nil mi i ha t g it h id\ You bow lei i in though there wi ie guru. ( i • nt. i ft ii i. I, * *I f f "ii i*I i ! ) rush gets tins car. u- lebbnig Ihe |mi t |si> car of iiri-lng of tli. •i.1111 ■i next Mondnv. scored moie (Mimts lb-ni I.. • l ight, Kir*l *♦. I, d-. U M«>e * (.(.(Met f. iluwiug tt-e -i nsati-uud kid The alb yc are ull done over and a IH’ ICK LIGHT SIX, there was never a game in Alo di i.ni’4, iLt\ai, • ilifo d 'ill titU t) napping of the ttnanev utriccr nnd ills new ret of pins. Koqie good scores made it so hard f>n liis oppunent. Down Payment. fur Norton. A)'cm la jguurd of four enlisted men in Hamp­ looktd for in the rtecotul half. ten- i Referee_l^ing, ; Perhaps onu of the outstanding renton yesterday, The announcement was FORD TRUCK, $IIMMI0 Cash sons jhe -seim' was kept m» low on ... Time or" ......... quarter#-*-!!* minutes. made following n lengthy investiga­ Lti vs this car, With two tu- widtth* in the league both sides was due to the excellent et l)It, t,;,d „ f lir. t half 1*114 tion o f the robbery by n-hoard o f in -' tt will mean m-arlv sixty men n>iig Attendance— House full. n-iiry and after lw»th V^md ata! IlnrFOUR, late mode t he’ alleys mice a vvicb. It's good sport IH’ U K HTOILS COUGHS AN If COLDS > vc - *■ mi I to have cnnfeaseii to] Down plenty o f fun, ,tmt *bezercise is n-vNeglected cough* and cold# lead t" th. n<i Ir ir and detailed i*> cM-eiltion I Fa v me nl oml only t*> g"H, *>■ lar as the obi jitluenzn, la grippe, mitbmu and bruit fur th- bt *u(\t uf the Imntil, lli rid are i »; 1 ' 1 C H A L M E R S , t, guild t i-d cur ihltl#, and the old method of “ letting " v i. ie i worth Ic. ug :t it run it* course" is rapidly s.-Llug ( urlot S j.)|<in -nl IJipuricd I I’V’dn' 1 hat v. dl j;i\ v vmi t eul -crv ice . l.l j; I g.ll'ig Mil 11 II1 1 i *|.' bib Newman arid till) Hill have ivny to preventive tro-ntqtent. Tlircc I t-bi u.tr« 2 nd: Ib'AVn ll-tl to g,-t : owe money and have issued a challenge t” any of the San* « [fenerations of users have tsetilhd Florida—Sanford Section !•> P a y m en t . .... . . lling or get killed in the at- w ird golfer#. \V« understand that bob at the quick relief given by Foley's Florida M.iiiiiI*.- Hectnui * ' ti tript," tin- i(»r|H»rob* w in quoted as will give er.y Sanford player that can LEXINGTON, 1921, has the qpHomy and Tar from rough., cold-. rlorida- Tampa Section - saying .when questioned at L-mgiey beat him a new- gulf outfit while bill Fcar.'.uce ami t uns like new. mvup, throat, chest m id bronchial California ‘ Held by official#. The ollirf r« said ii willing to h'.iild a house for the Down trouble. Contains nuj^piulos -ingre­ tlibi was (he only* motive given fur man that can heat him. a , Payment ............ fl & dient* printed on the wrapper. ReTotal »ar-< ^ ! the rohl^ry, # _ -O L D S M O B IL E S I X , a g o o d light fuse imitations and substitute.'.. Fold; Wood and Harvey volunteered to u.'-vd ca r. I'Verywhoro1.- Adv. , De: tiualians of Florida Shipments: take th ' officer* over the route they Horse Shoe Pitchers D ow n Paym qiU --------------------- *7—' Wayrro s, 12; Potomac, Yards, 3;. ! Irqvclled through th' Wuodv after PHteburgh, t; 1-ort Worth, 1; Sovnn ,nltaruloninyr the government ear near ! uah, ClHdmmlt, A; Cleveland, 1; jM „ „ ,.ff,„i p,' find tho A specially. I have Mr. WntsoM, I.ntt,, Ruck. I; Florence. It; Detroit, ?L. 7rt[,;n jbt-y raid they had rlgn painter, who has worked In and ; ... llf e.,nf, rii f r „ Baltimore; 1; Tornut,. I; Chl.-ago, white dodging acarohlug partie;. u u to fb a n fo rd fur several yt.ir-i. He 7 . s t. lV Aurk, 2;Loiumhu#, ()., I; Aulhurith-a ar ljingdey Field Mated 1 'VarW, v~ our guarantee; nnd (he Initial payment is anfall tind the bal anco od liberal monthly pay- Models til our benulHul Show Rocm.s nnd Filling Slntlun— niciita. High Grade Mechnnic in rharge o f our Repair D cpirtm ent. Call, wire, or Letter still, comes cniles Golden Self-hhitu-hing d-d doz. gr.so.tn to be thinkhi* o f reachln for t)u, Rjjj event# uf tho tourist seannd look them o v e r and g e lj sfalks In the rough, $L7.'.-$i.8.'., most- a star so far o ff in the blue hravon*." „ mu : your choice. jly around §1.75. French Strain -Ml!— Extract from Return of Milesj lu,n of Ijll(0 j[jonrm,( wpu dos. stulks In the rough $1.50-11,75. j O’Rourke, K. of f . Hall, Mom ay ,lt s‘ 2fif>-3te risk Potatoes, 40c Peck Home shipments being consigned. night, Feb. TOTAL CARLOAD SHIPMKNIK • 1 IBP.:.. FROM SANFORD SECTION "Charity and a closed tongue*-sure THIS SEASON TO IJATH H "> that's what His Rivirence preached Fresh Tomatoes, 2’ lhs. Total carlo', shipments from Manihm Spnday.” Extract from Return] for 25c alee Section thl#=season to date .32S 0f >(ilps O'Rourke, Monday, Feb. oth, total rarlot shipments fr^m San(lt p p . nn, li.*of C. Hull. 2fi3-fflc ford section last sruto.n to dale 1 12 New Irish Potatoes ----------- ----------------- * ’/•. Total c s r lo t'shipments from ManC,. W. KnUimngcr. T. I*, te-wis and ’ ntee section last season to dale 210 E. W. Hcnck were vi#itor» in OrlanPOTOMAC YARDS: Total f l : N. do Tuesday. j Y*. 4; llalUmore, 3; Rochester,• l ; Mr, and Mrs. Smith Thompson nnd a Lorse shoe pitcher from way back yonijc r bus nut a standing invitation to meet all comers from anywhere jn i(,t- Kiwanis Path ground* any Saturday .afternoon in’ the year, and non soya he will play for money, mnrCo tit er 2nd St. liml Souford A w . hies or qhulk for he inis the alnff nnd sling., a wicked shoe, they claim v.ho SANFORD, FLA. hn\-o »&n him in action, ben Is one o f the successful growers o f the 1 .ake Telephone Number 191 ' ' I Monroe section and hn# hut little time to indulge in this paatlnm now, but Will accept Fords ns a part payment he has loft none of his skill in slip-* a >' *V f ‘ ^ fi • Fjttshurg, If Cleveland, I; llridgrport| little non nnd MNl Wilson motored to pur -damming ami is,thcro with the goods." ' • ' 1; Syracuse, 1. S(. Augustine Monday. H lM M r iH ia liiit t iiijF , .. „ ..............fi£* B. & 0 . Motor — ___ -------- - ;* . 1 Prompt Service ami Courteous Treatment— Pay Us a Visit COMPANY • . ------ LADIES' AND GENTLEM EN’S REST ‘ ‘ 1- :I- i ' ROOMS------ : K ir V ■if* �% ' 4, i • .. A*. - f* T THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY. FEHRUARY .1,1923 i.. ■i. • * ' vt PACE FIVE — — ■ ■■* —s-**- - rj- ns m w r■ii Mdiii ■ ■ b |l~,Ly f Wm KJIOM UNION AVKNUR SOUTH Third Street and Avaendo In » specifications, profiles and estimate* tiibutcd among the several lots'Tiding for the usuul daily operation brick pavement ut Fulton Street, TO NINTH STREET, THIRD Avenue: Third street have been heretofore submitted t o 1fronting and abutting on each o f said of a municipal department of the City North to Lake Monroe. STREET FROM SANFORD AVE­ from Sanford Avenue nnd approved by the City Commission(streets per front foot. In the propor- of Sanford, Florida, nnd shall become Palmetto Avenue from Commer­ NUE WEST TO MAGNOLIA West to Magnolia Avenue of the City o f Sanford, Florida. tion to tin* frontage thereon, anil’ the \offeetivo immediately upon its pas* cial Street North to Lake Monroe. AVENUE, FROM OAK AVENUE ‘ nnd from Oak Avenue Tenth Street from Oak Avenue Said resolution provides that one- rest to he so (Attributed on each of sage and adoption. WEST TO MILL CREEK AND p, n » m m w Wert to Mill Creek" and Adopted this 29th day of January,: We.t to Myrtle Avenue. thiid of the cost o f the improving, mill streets is ns follows, to-wit: . -FROM MILL CREEK WEST TO from Mill Creek Weal to from A. D. 1823. Mellonvllle Avenue from Celery grading nnd paving o f anid streets Commercial Street AVOCADO AVENUE, AVACAUO Avocado Avenue; Avoca­ friend* Mr--nnd Mm . Ellsworth Park Avenue Enst to Avenue, South to S. & E. Branch o f FORREST LAKE, shall be borne by the City of Sanford, AVENUE FROM THIRD STREET do Avenue from Third were glad to netf them getting Palmetto Avenue ..... ,4..$2,490.07 |A. C. L. Railroad. S. O. CHASE, Florida, nnd shall be paid from thi NORTH TO FIRST STREET, Street North to First [the tram here last Monday nfterAll o f raid grading and paving to C. J. MARSHALL, General Improvement Fund out of Park Avenue from the end SIXTH STREET FROM MAG­ Street .......... ........... They will make their stay here of present brick pavement City Commission :be done in compliance with complete $27,102.00; uny moneys available therefor. NOLIA AVENUE WEST TO OAK Sixth Street from Magnolia ibout April I. o f Sanford, F*la. *plana, specifications, profiles and e*Said resolution further provides) at F’ulton Street, North AVENUE, FROM THE ALLEY Avenue West to Oak Ave­ to I-ake Monroe ... ........ ... $11,970.00 Attest: jUmatea of said proposed improve­ itf. and Mrs. Sill*way have built that two-thirds o f the expense of the BETWEEN OAK AND MYRTLE nue,-from the alley be­ L. R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) ments now on file in the office o f the improvements aforesaid shall he paid Palmetto Avenue from Comw bungalow and moved into it nnd AVENUES WEST TO MYRTLE City Manager Mnnifur ortff ithe Iir f'itv tween Oak Avenue nnd „ow building another of larger City n o ff Can, Sanniercinl Street North to City Clerk. by special assessments made and lev­ ... , , ■. i . , . _ __ AVENUE AND FROM MYRTLE Myrtle Street West to Lake Monroe , .........,$6,701.00 Thereupon Commissioner S. O. ford, Florida, which said plans, specied upon all lots and land bounding asions. > AVENUE WEST TO LAUREL Myrtle, nnd from Myrtle Clmso moved thnt the rules be walv- ideations, profiles nnd estimates hnve and abutting .on such improvements Tenth Street from Oak AveAlive Norwood has the ir.torAVENUE, AND SEVENTH Avenue West to Laurel cd afid said resolution be placed upon:been heretofore submitted to and apnuo West to .Myrtle Ave between and including the termini of [jf her house very prettily decoSTREET FROM MAGNOLIA Avenue ......_____ ............... $6,272.00 the improvements upon the: streets its second tending and final passage, Iproved by the City Commission of tho mu* .......... .... ......„$ 1,718.00 Any one wishing to purchase AVENUE EAST TO LOCUST Seventh Street from MngWhich motion was seconded by Cora* jCity of Sanford, F'lorida. Mellonvillo Avenue from nforesaid. well built house will do well AVENUE AND FROM LOCUST i noli;i Avenue East to Lo­ Celery Ayenuc South to missiimiw C. J. Marshall and unaoi-1 Said resolution provides that oneWITNESS my hand as City Clerk ok over hers. It is for sale. AVENUE EAST TO MELLONcust Avenue and from I,«inogfly parsed. Said resolution was:third o f the cost of the improving, nnd the seal of tlm Cjty of Sunford, * S. A E. Branch o f A. C, crc is certainly some lifo here \ 11.1,1'. AVENUE. oust Avenue East to Mel* til.970.no then placed upon its second reading [grading and paving "of skid itri-ets Florida, on this the 29th tiny o f Jnn-j E. Railroad ke Mary. If you want to know BE IP RESOLVED, that the City; lonvllle Avenue ...... $13,122.00 uary, A. D. 1923. Thnt two-thlnia o f the expense of end read by title only this l|Uth day of shall be borne by the City of Sanford, [that is going on come to the Comimsslon- of the City of^Sanford, That two-lhlrds o f the expense of the improvements aforesaid shall bo Junta!y. A. D. 1921. Whereupon Fi.rida, and shall be paid from the {SEAL) L. Jl. PHILIPS, hmh*' i,f Commerce meetings. This Florida, deems it udvi«ah!e to im- the improvements aforesaid shall be City Clerk of paid* by upeclnl nsM'ssnienU made Commissioner S. o. Chase moved lts|General Improvement Fund, out of it bound to grow. prove, grade nnd pave with vitrified paid by special assessments made nnd 2-3-10-2tc Hanford, Fla. and levied upon all lots and lands adoption. This motion was seconded any moneys available therefor, •vrral more lots hnvo been sold . - . . . . . . # , ,._ t- In ending and abutting upon*such im- by Commissioner C. .J. Marshall, and b the past week by the real rs- . i^ V n ’f " ^ 8Urf,‘7 material,! levied upon nil lots and lands boundSaid resolution further provides the following streets in the City of lug and abutting upon such improveprovemcnU between and indudi/igbipuu vote the me was passed unan that"two.thirds o f the expense of the mmSanford, Florida, to-witI .* mints between and including the ter­ the termini o f the improvement* up­ imously as follows; improvements aforesaid shall bo paid K*, see lumber piled on two or more CYPRESS AVENUE, from Union mini of the improvements upon the on the atreeta aforesaid. FORREST LAKE. Yea by special assessments made and in town that means more buildAvenue South to Ninth Street. streets aforesaid. S. o. CHASE, Yea Ik vim) upon Till lots nnd lands bound- " PRELIMINARY RFISOLUTiON RE That tho method o f making such THIRD STREET, from Sanford C. J.* MARSHALL, Yealjftg c:i|t abutting on such improve-, That the method of making such - QUIR1NG THE GRADING AND ir. Jeremy Rowe in having his i.d ;rM om ents shall he based Avenue West to Magnolia Avenue, CRy Commission, inrat* ) : \. a awl including the lerPAVING*OF COMMKRtIVl ST. lip n th*> frontage o f the property on Crystal Lake avenue cleared. from Oijk Avenue West to Milt Creek, on tho frontage of the property Kanfortl, Florida, mini o f the improvements upon tho Cafeteria supper Tuesday evFROM PARK AVENUE TO PAL­ bo. tiding and abutting upon the imjptrcct.v nforesaid. j was a financial success and eV- 1 1 r" k " ,’sl *" Avocadoilwanding nnd abutting upon the imMETTO AVENUE, PARK \VE-' p oVement, us provided by Paragraph Att**«t: L. R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) oily had a good time. ' '* ',,ut' ..... jprovoment as provided in Paragraph j .WITNESS ray hand -as City Clerk NUK FROM FULTON 9"i IL’.KT C, of Section 160 o f Chapter KJ01, AVAf'ADO AVENUE, from Third C, o f Section 150 of Chapter 8301, i City Auditor1 nnd Clerk. land tin* seal"of the City of Sanford, jr. ni.d Mrs. 1 rue o f Salisbury, NOKTI) TO LAKE MONROE, l,..w* of F’lorida. nf IBID, the same Street, North to First Street. ! Florida, mi this the •29th day of Jntli Lj.ws of Florida, of 1919, the same }?*., tin* boarding with Mrs. GreenPALMETTO AVENUE FROM k in g the City Charter o f tire City o f ;2*'l-10-2(e SIXTH STREET, from Magnolia|,lt.inif „ , L. Cil>. charU.r o f t|,B n , y ;u .ry, A . D. Itr.’J. COMMERCIAL STREET NORTH Sanford, Florida. That is to say.' — t-------- ----------(s e a l ) l . r . p in r .irs , ' Jr. and Mrs. John Smith are hoar | Avenue West to Oak Avenue, from of Sanford, F’ lorhla. Thnt i* to xny Ttt LAKE MONROE. TENTH two-third* o f tin; cost of such im , wjth Mr*. Silttfw.iy. TJioy n h i (1:i the alley City Clerk of , ’ between Onk Avenue and two-third* . . . r —....... »of. the .... cost ... of ....... suih ....ImSTREET F.ROM OAK AV KXUE ptovtment shall be di-Uributed nnmng ; ’ 3-10-u; jt i.i . iR.r, v * t to Myrtle Axe- j.iovemenl : hall be distributed among) WEST TO MYRTLF. AVENUE, tho several lot . fronting and abutting :!-|i>-2tr■ • Sanford, Fin. Im S.ii.’ htiry, .1 a and .mil from* fr.,m .Myrtle" M.i-ll.. Avi Vi . nun ... W e.st the |K„ tcveral invi.rnl Inis fninlimr and unit i.lnillinrr bits fronting abutting AND MELLONVI1.LE AVENUE oil each lit .1-till streets per trout foot , It is rj parted (hat Mr. Parish i* to nue, te Laurel Avenue. j transferred to Maitlnnd. ,Wo ary KTRDFT FARM \GENCY on each of aaid streets per front foot FROM CELERY AVENUE SOU I II In proportion to the frontage thereon. SFIVENTH STREET, from Mng- in proportion to tbc frontage there, ..* .. h sun: t" lo.ic Mr. Pnri*h nirl hi; j 13 Magnolia Are. Notice is lieieby given that of) the 3 0 S. & E, BRANCH OK A. U. L .‘ That said special assessments ahail Jig They took "a great Interest 1 Avenue Enst'to.fAicURt A venue. on, ___ I ^ ...... ........ ..... . ^ __ t___ _ o f __ ,_r 29th ........ . o........ ...... _____________ ___ bargain f .r n limited RAILROAD. le ^ payable at ____ the option tho rpropday f January, A. D. 1923,____ thei E:a*ert!onnl Ug ttmii and church. j and from Locust Avenue Fast to Mel- Xlsftt spocinl assessments shall be fife IT RESOLVED, Thnt tlin City eity ownpi* an follow*: either in full City Commit ion of Snnf ird, Florida, Lore, fine location on Sanford Ile.ght* ilio Ylrginia Quigg spent the wee!. *ohv'de Avenue. .‘t ritem housi*,. I nynble at the option of the property Commission of (lit* City of "Sanford, within thirty day* after the rumple-*adopted *t rcrUiin revolution reptir Ml of aid improving, grading and* with Sir. and Mro. W1 if. h, tiilot, obetrie Florida, deem* it advisable t o 'i m tina of the ivmk, nr in ten input! nn-’ isi'f U t** Improving, grading tun! |i»v* all .{nt pri»vcr,tent*, Litili. tjilef, oirrtSc [owners a* follows; either in full with paving oIs:i11 In* done tli cuntpliaiice In thirty days after the completion uf'brove, grnde and pave with vitrifte.l nunl Iri’ tjiUjnent* with rntiTesl at the tin with vitrified brick **• other hard i ghtw, phone. pan h i>*ik and •vitlj the estim ates,for said work on {•,: ?: > h* e*?» ■rial, lit * '.dbeaing street pme ohatle, fni the work, or in ten eipml armdill in* hriek dr othei hard surface materia!, u.t of eight |u*r cent tr in the dal» I l/ t M V s2 M F i r U A N T • “;'eh .,f said streets a* indicated l.v City of I'f the 1-1 loidi tion of *.*ro *.- ti.*M:-ing tin folio,* nig .street* ill th f .‘kiafoid, Florida, In w *h shed, i niv - 1j'i. mtproye h th .trdiineot* with intrust at the H it** ft !h llillA I N ;.* i|t irk Enle.ltas pi t a I i rpn'n pr! *» on Siiti'uril. Florida, tn-vvit: wnt; merit. "1 eight t«*t rent, from the date of llo* rRU’MPHS AG. files and estiiiiali"! tif said proposed ’n« vei rii.cMy. $2,ODC A vi Comrtteri ial Stieet, from l ark Ave­ ItK IT y di siralde )* Commereial Si i>t from Park 1 URTIII It It ESDI A F i . completion of .odd improvement. IN AI)E PICTURE improvement* now i.ti file in the BE IT FURTHER KFSUI.VKD. nue f' iir*l to Pa’ ineltu Avenue, * will givi I OSM* •oil.II. d'ltion e, beti-b\ .L-i i ir in,, . I a-l to Pii'iiiclt.i \veni'e. that Ini* office i f the City Manager of the Pari. Avenue, from end of pnsent ei. t" he an emergency m .mile, |>rol ari. Avenue from end of present SCadfr City o f Sanford, F’lorida, which said that this u . ilL'tion is hrrehy declared brick pavement at F'ulton Street I0HAS MKiGIIAN 11 to la an ein.TBfi v'mensure. itrSvid . trk llomt* and Broke'* Excellent plans, spe.'ificatii.ns. profile* and ing for the usual doily operation of a North to i.ai.e Monroe. • in r in r ir •. Palmetto Avenue, fripn Commercial ihtrli for Popular Paramount Star estimate., have been heretofore approved hy tho City Commission and ,,"unUiI,al «Ic*pr*tmvrnt of the City of Stieet North to i-ake Monroe. • f cmatitutc, thu plana; apvclricatlona fu r;Snnf(>r<i' 1‘ 1" ri,!u' an'1 Tenth Si reel. from Oak Avenue Fresh from his triumph in ___ •'lan-,, .. . . .. ’ effective inrmedialcly upon il* |iasWest to Myrtle Avenue, center. Thoma* Meiglmn adding f u,,‘ ’iv" rk: ,,mI th*'4 ^'mntissmn here *!ige tin:! adoption. Mellonvllle A venue, from Celery S cverywh-rc with ‘■nni*k ,,Jr. 1<U‘‘ laKi th<* »rorca»Uy for doing |hh Ia’4i Haid work on each of said streets anil Avenue South to S. & E. Branch i nr and Broke,” which will he icsnluiion "i* an *«*r«*n*y A D. A i*. I Railroad. • jy hro for the last time* tmlay at that " ml ‘this n,s rr',olul,on 1 UR REST LAKE, All of said improving, grading and 3 3 Prion *. Thi* new 1 aramount I'™ * * * * ,fur ^ “ •«»* S. t). CHASE, ptviug shall he done in compliance-, ifuttina is the second bv Georgo ' 0*,p™t,"V *>f ** munl’ i^ 11 <lel » rtment. s C. J. MARSHALL. , ,, „ * ,, . , . , fne City Commission i* hereby * 'with the •estimate* fur *-ni«l work on MC for the screen. Mr. Ade wrote , . f City Commission of i in h uf said >tm tv a* indicated hy ( f j . , . . . „ . . . authorised to expend for said work on ur I.cading t .tinea, and tho pies-: 1 Sanford, Florida. caeh tif said street**, tr.e following plans and sfa-cifuatiotis, profiles and slot) .[in-ifkxtlly fur Mr. Mcigh* - *' \k] sums o f money payable nut of any Attest: estimates of aaid proposed improve I LSI |tnoneya ayaliable therefor-, to wit: i . R. n i n . i l (SI.Af.t mi-iitu imw on flip in the office of the pj| rHack Heme at:d Broka” is rich in!' t Hy J lork. City Manager of the City o f Sanford, j L r , with delightful dashes o f Avenue, u’ l,wv* Ihcie.pon lom m ssioner H. ®.|Florida, which aaid plans, specific'll- ; Liia .. . . ib . 4 m, ca 1(> fect in width from lid i,-uitniD and heart tuga. The) ....... . . . . . . Chase m’ .vod (hat tin* rules he walv-' tii.iu, profiles and extimatci have Union Avenue South to Iry ih-ab with the prohlcm* of n ’ $13,233.0(1 ‘ d and said ■-‘fltaFbit Ninth Street lll;“ t-(l "lmn hi en b* retofurr nprove.l by the City png man, who upon the death of Consisting" o f High Grade Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silver­ il. *(*ood leading and fipal passage, ('i,|)|ini.<sion uad constitute the plans which said sum is the to­ J fa tht-r i*. left pennilesK. Made to whit i met* a was *ecnnili*il by Com ,,,,, ifiration* f. i .*nol work* and tal eKtililateil '*ii*t of th«* ware, ( ’at Glass and many articles too numerous to mention. All |l that he <>(copies n humhle post­ ' •* M.mJuill and muni l}i( . doe* hei.liy deelare impruvenfetil o( -aid por­ il rh* in-An, he leaves to seek goods to be sold at auction. niously pUSM-d S.*ld ie*ulution wa> l|u Nj|y f „ r d,dug -.ud work on tion i.f ( ypre** Avenue. xtu 1 1-•a net e. Eventually he n*then | Im i «l upon it.* ii**'und readoiu (l.| C jt ,f K Jt|d street* and that this resj Third Street to be paved 21 |ra i i n,. old town, but not as a, and read hy title only this 29th day of olution is an emergency measure, pro. > PROMPTLY A T . feet in width from Sanford , n»rring hero. Apparently ho is •• •w ’ “ ' ” r. j January A. D. 1923. 'Whereupon viding for the usual daily operation Avenue West to Magnolia ■ and riilirulo is heaped upon jCommisslonor S. Oi Chase moved it* of a municipal department. Avenue* nnd from Onk L the re*t of tho story travel* In ) adoption. This motion was seconded The City Commission is hereby mi- j Avenue West to Mill Iviit cycle of excitement punctunt| by Commissioner C. J. Marshall, and thorirod to expend for said work on Creek, mill 1<> feet in width |ly humor which i* sure material upon vote the rnnu* was jias*ei| umin- ‘ onc|, „ f RU(,| streets, the following from Mill f*icek West to Ilnghtr-r. * . vv ; imously as followB; ' sunt* of money payable out of any fir. Mi-igluin's leading woman ini Avocado Avenue, and AvnFORRF.ST 1.AKF,, \en n1un(.yH available therufor. to-wit: cado Avenue to tie paved p!rt ir, i Lila Lee. Alfred Green,1 S. O. f i t ASF, Yea ■nUiielfiat Street t*i In* 16 feet in width from )•Haialh d three former Melghan C. I. .M A R SH A L L, Yen' paced 16 f< t m Width Third Street North to rr>s,. ,ts (h.. director. City Commission, First .Street > !H,ii.i3.l)!> front Park Avenue, Kust SFfi Sanford, Florida.! to Palmetto Avenue $3,736.00 which Mild sum is the to­ ne Ib-rJ.l delivered six times 'a ! Attest: which said sum i* the to­ F) for is.., | tal estimated cost of the l . tt. I 'H iu e s , (S f: a d tal estimated cost o f the improvement of said por­ Our (IDors will swing open on the Greatest Jewelry Sale in the his- [] City Auditor nnd Clerk. improvement of said por­ tion of Third Street and p 1** htiggngy, In fuel any old) 2-2*16.2U tory of this city, an opportunity that seldom presents itself, tion of Commercial Street. Avaeudo Avenue. nf delivered to any old place any ■ *■-........... Park Avenue to !p> pnved-32 Sixth Street to be paved 21 I tiiar, by jtlst c a llin g 498. SALE SESSIONS AT 2:30 AN D 7:30 P. M. ‘ feet in width from the end feet jn width from Mug" Thu Fti-Snt.-tfc o f present Urick pavement ‘ iinlia Avenue Wert to " -- X nt F'ulton Street, North Oak Avenue, 26 feet in ronla, you are the one bright star to l.ako Monroe $10,455,00 width from the Alley be­ l<ny thi'M ning life.'*— Extract from which raid sum is thu to tween Onk Avenue und >nrn of Miles O'Rourke, K. o f C, • tal estimated cost ‘of the *i Notice i* hereby given thnt on th e* Myrtle Avenue Went to f'l Bacday night, Feb. nth ut 8. improvement of said por­ ;29th day of January, A. 1). 1923, the Myrtle Avenue, nnd 1(1 265-Htc tion of Turk Avenue, City Commission of Sanford, F'lorida, feet In width- from Myrtle iJKS J 11<*:M r (7 m u t i i p " f i i f : Palmetto Avenue to ho pav­ adopted a certain resolution requir­ Avenue West tol.aurel leiiirt / 11 Jl n " i vi* f t l i r r i T i i k I !" '• I ' o i l I oh *!:>!«ed 32 feet in width front Avenue UM 09.00 ing the improving, grading and pav­ To the Kirst Twenty-five Ladies Coming; to the Sale Opening Day 'o*t. i oi m i . ix i n t u ia ii ing with vitrified brick nr other hard Commercial Street North which said sum L the to­ •-* « L 'urn I* OP OASTKU’S k » m : W e will Give Each u Useful Present. i to Imke Monroe $10,116.00 surface material, the following streets tal estimated cost of the ** •*rlririi*ip|,l. l’i>ni|dnlnatit. vs, which said sum is the to­ in the City of Sanford, F’lorida, toImprovement ‘of snld por­ klc '**••■*.iiiiinr. Krlnln lillrksloiie, tal estimated co*t of tho A BEAUTIFUL wit: l . Ilasrii lint Man II, llnsr.s Detion o f Sixth Street. improvement, pf said por­ Seventh Street to be paved Cypress Avenue from Union Ave­ tion of Palmetto Avenue. i u * i* ‘ li,’ceti> given Itiaf under lfi feet in width from Mag­ nue South to Ninth Street ‘ i1” ' ,Jf “ decre* uf foruetps* Tenth Street to be paved 21 nolia Avenue F!u*t to Lo­ * ill .ini-nil In iho above tnThird Street and Avocado Avenue: V I ! " '' '»« ib,< r.m ,iay .if laimfeet in width from Oak cust Avenue, utul a width Third Street from Sanford Avenue ■' I* 1**4. I, us .Special JJ.i*i.cr lu Avenue West to Myrtle ' Mi inlay, tbe Sth da* <■( o f 111 fect from Locust West to Magnolia Avenue, from Oak ' E r ; “*V ' It- 11*3.1. in front I.r t!i> Avenue ......... $2,022.00j Avenue East to Mellon* Avenue iYe.it to Mill Creek, and from CL,.1 door In ftanford. ,*u.-*i.!*i-1,* il , -* •*1,*rliia. »III I'lTei fin ti" and which said sum is the to­ ville Avenue —..... $19,683.00 Mill Creek West to Avocado Avenue, l h , "- I'tKlieSl a nil best idltdor l-r TO BE GIVEN A W A Y ON LAST D A Y OP SALE tal estimate dcost o f tho which aaiJ sum Is the to­ and lies .,!1 A I'-Ksl boors of ............. L dfiilrlbrd land, sliuatc. lylOH improvement o f said por­ tal estimated coat of the J-wair (a the County of Seminole. Avocado Avenue North to F’ irst ___ _ tion of Tenth Street. it _* V1!. • particularly *1**improvement of imSd por­ Street. to-wlli Mellnnville Avenue to bo tion of Seventh Street. I o..rJ.’ Quarter of the NorthSixth Street from Magnolia Avenge i } u‘,rl*r, anil llio KuiitbrUM Qiiafpaved 16 feet in width That urie-third of tho total cost of '' Northeast Quarier. esrepl West to Oak Avenue, from the alley from Celery Avenue South aforesaid shall bo I*,”1'' •*!* yanls of th« said BoBth- the improvement __............. la-tween Oal: anil Myrtle Avenues to S. & E. Branch of A. ,?'• 9^tt»n / T o S t M ? Mouth home by the City of Sanford, and West to Myrtle Avenue, ami from . Uifce 3*11 | h ‘ * m i d n,i „T u a i it i _i i r.rt», «!*,. Vrn. C. L. Railroad ------- $7,455.09 Hast, and ii Tiio fiiialt U* paid from (he General ImMyrtle Avenue West to l.aurel Aveh a lf o f th e N o rth W e , t „ . . . . r which nniil sum is thu tor t«'»ni!«' V" Southeast Quarter o f ; proveinent Fund of tin* City or San­ nue. 4, Muert«-r ..r n.,-ti»ti ». tul estimated cost of tho t ei v.' V,' {’“ “ th of tin nut* 31. Hast. ford,' Florida, out of any moneys Seventh Street from Magnolia Improvement of said por­ tfor„„*n»- ur- available therefor, and the remaining Avenue East to Locust Avenue and tion of Mcllonvlile Ave­ two-thirds of such cost shall I k * t!i«^riii* , 4S), Kurotiniier to pay l*»r from Locust Avenue East to Motionnue. tributed among the several lots front­ W'HL'LU: MALVEH. Thnt one-third o f the total cost of. oiHrelal MaSUr In Chanc e r y ing and abutting on each o f anid ville Avenue. ----------------------Da. 13. to IT. S-J streets per front foot, in th e propor­ All of said grndlng, improving and the Improvement aforesaid shall be Lj-: n tion to the frontage thereon, and the paving to be done in compliance with borne by the City oT Sanford, F'lori­ cost to be so distributed on each of complete plans, specifications, pro­ da, and shall be paid from the'Gener­ files and estimates of said proposed al Improvement Fund o f the City of said streets is is follows, to-wit: A. I -SAN EO ItD. ,. ---= rFLA 104 FIRST STREET-------------------------------* ; v ir—improvements now on file in tho of­ Sanford, Florida, but o f any moneys Cypress Avenue from Union k l im in a r y .. UTION RE|2tV; s < i « l i- h fice of tho City Manager of tho City available therefor, and tho remaining at 1UIRING THft Avenue South to Ninth )ING AND o f such coat shall be uis* which said plans, 'AVING OF CYPRESS AVENUE' Stteet ___ ___* -------- 18,822.00 of Sanford, Florida, which said jEii!fiiiTUiiriifi!fgnMgig« aa — *■ gly v.r V 0 Al\~ if .f id-iV lS r \ _ .. - * • k-\. * , - LAKE MARY RESOLUTION ;:N0TICE OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT ■S r IMPROVEMENT FREE!!! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 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/2cc7a5414c940263b643cf5d7a8a88eb.pdf e05f42519e5274aa0446a064327614a8 PDF Text Text -« - -^IJ .- M •* * *L**' *" • • ‘ ■V4i • • ; ■ • ’ -i * r5 * *.- U '. ‘ i •- *•*•'*•’ ' • . . . . .. - J • V k*tv' • t****; - v. TV* 'f ......• ' ± ' l ’•> . ‘ ^ • ^fJOk f‘’ *“' -r* ■ ,r. fits3 ‘ ■ *r • - -^rkl- ',- ■ ! im- * :j#V' -* -.-» ■ * -fy& jS: ’ IN THE ____ •" " ■ VOLUME IIL ------ H EART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETAB L E SECTION * ------------ ‘ • .......................... > y~ — ' ■■■— — ■ ~r ~ i~ ~ ~ 1 ■ ■ ■■■":= ____ NUMBER 266 SANFORD, FLO RID A, FR ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 2, 1923 ~ fl f\ - ■ ■ .......^ m -r ^ U li' : A- AA r.'ii ii; » v' NEW STATE FLORIDA AND SOUTHERN ALABAMA I • ^r* I Pa ,P»J Si; ft* Pn P. Pc S i pq SENATOR M APOLES, OF T H E FIR ST DISTRICT, ADVO­ ft CATES SUCH A MOVE Pa TRADITIONAL AMERICAN HONOR AND APPRECIATION OF FA IR PLA Y IS THEIR A P P E A L TO CONGRESS . ms. t r View Present Situation of Ruhr District With Alarm and Say They Face Annihilation Under the Present Conditions ,ir'7'- KVINCKH IN 8KKV1CKS AT TIIF. BAPTIST TBMIM.K THIS WEEK Only two more d iy i% M ln of the Hi fti (ft ft. fti 8a Pa Ift fti Pa BURGOMASTER INFORMS •■ . Ha Hnptist Evangelistic rntnpnlgn which ft* FRENCH HEADQUARTERS 2.— ‘Traditional Amerlcnri honor and appre- for the past two wceKa hn* been at- fcj •FREEZING WEATHER ft* ON T H E SHORTAGE . W r T h r A « « o rI » lr d P rr-u ii R E R U N , Feb elation of fair play” are appealed to In a message forwarded b y \XnMnK #uch will, , prwid interest HANKS AND TRUST thr (|iatrict. The sermon* lending trad el» union executives to . the sctinle nnd house of fepre- throU,;h()Ul throughii r . CO.’S, $127,381,000 sentalives in Washington. An appeal which gives expression to hy Hr. F. D. King have grip|»ed the “feeling and alarm " with which twelve million German workers hearts ^ ........... ............. _ ............... _ nml consciences of the hunt!TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 2. view the R uhr situation voices confidences that: U t£ United S tates have hcanlhlm and to hi* • -------— Resources of slntc lymk* did not enter the wnr for the purpose of annihilating the German untiring cm rgy nnd real, out on the Now and Says He Will Present uml Trust Companies in people and declares American honor associated ut this time can field may ho attributed much of the Resolution to the Florida Florida were $127,381,000 save Europe nnd the world from inevitable disaster. metes* of the meeting*. It is n fore­ I^Kislaturc December Hint, nil increase •The German Federation of Labor Unions call the attention o fj^gone ............................................................. conclusion thnt the pastorate of over $ 16,000,000 compar­ t i l , T h r A -unrln lfd I 'r r a a l the American congress t« the “condition of servitude" imposed bj "mj ni|„ia|ry „f this consecrated man ed with June .’iotli, accordMONTGOMERY, Feb. 2.—Creation I ! the Ruhr occupation and the Versailles treaty , and declare that llf t-<H| wm iK. „ happy nnd fruitful in f to n statement of con­ of n new stntc from West Florida “ American honor asserted a t Ihis time can save Europe and the one in Sanford. Hr. King was Jnrgely dition made public by the world from inevitable disaster.” responsible for the bringing of fiMr. nnd Southern Alnbnmn territory was state comptroller. The pinch of the Franco-Kelt'inn occupation Is being severely Woltdagcl, the prince of go*|H‘l song advocated today by S e n io r Mapolrs fell hy the German inhabitants of the Ruhr distVict. Some of the directors, ......... ..... city, ^ nnd his excel to this of the First Senatorial district of ’4 Pu Pu ftn .fta P4 P4 P i workmen hnve already appealed to the, French for assistance, to | L .nt wori< wiih the*young people nn the Florida legislature. Mnpoles vis­ kep the plants operating nnd themselves in food. . ............ nHo the adult* who hnve supported iting Montgomery said he would pre­ At the sam e time the economic mission in the Ruhr is facing ,ti|)l in his efforts to give the host sent the resolution to . the Florida almost insurmountable difficulties in the production i»f coal mid im,.lic p„9„ii,|, t„ the immense ninlilegislature in April asking for the ap­ its transportation to France and Belgium. cures nl the various services has won pointment of a commission to meet a The exportation of coal and cuke to unoccupied Germany is for him the llriendship. esteem nnd like l>ody from Alabama for investi­ m forbidden, and an embargo on other commodities, such as steel. ‘ nf the entire community. A\T I ) !/ 1 f i l l ) IF/"!' H ’rD'ouen, anu an emuargo on otner nm iniim m cn, gation of the matter. I At the special early morning mcctUiN D i l l M J I 5 J L 1 1 i 'run ant^ other manufactured articles is threatened. There hnve been discussion* for The railroad tie-up is as complete as ever, hut the French a r c ! jnir llt , cvcn ,,’rlock t<*la> the singer many years over the separation of ______ Only thru trains daily told the fascinating story of hi* life. North nnd South or East and Went COMMONER TAKES ur getting adequate supplies for the army, Dr. King brought nn interesting and reach the Rhineland from Parts. ! Florida nnd the idea of selling Went reso u rc es sta te CRIES OF GERMANY COMPLAINING OF FOOD SUPPLY IS SHORT Two Days More Of Baptist Revival Great Interest AT MONTGOMERY PA ftu n-i ftu K V'-l • f-i h IN CALIFORNIA GIVES SCARE TO FRUIT MEN PA ftu PU P* rh h r Wo r k e r s LOS ANGELES, Feb. 2. — • — Lo* Angeles awakened . Depend on Cabbage nnd O ther after it* coldest night in Garden Products for 18 years, the thermometer P’4 Chief Diet at the weather bureau reg* fta Utcring n low mark of 36 ftu DU8SELD0RF, Feb. 2.—Many of degrees while the onvorons Pi tin* Rohr citfe* nml towns are mmYU wero lower, Pomona report- fta plnining to the French authorities of Pv ing 28 degrees and Mount Pt their food supplies getting lower. Tho P<» P-r Wilson 15. burgomaster of Recklinhauscn inform­ There was ice in • nnd 9*4 ed hrnd'iuartcra that his |>cople had Ph around the city, nhd frost p i only enough potatoes to last ten day*. n . in many place* gnve . np- Pn This vegetable, together with enhbngo penrnnee of a blanket of I1*! and other garden products, for tho pi snow. The Southern Call- Pn chief diet of Ruhr workers, few of ft * fornin Citrus crop wa* *av- K\ whom have ^ent more than one day V-. ed by clouds over the citrus out of tiie week. !»-; M l. •u k: DUSSKLDORF, Feb. 'JJIto n o n n P7 P*I * 3 . P | fti ru ftn P i p Pu were about even on the twenty-sec­ ond drey of the gigantic economic bat­ SoiiTOuast Farm ing tle now being waged between tho French nnd Germans. Sober second CAMPAIGN FOR KECRKA is Well Under. W ay timely message nt this hour and more Florida to Alabama him also been though is Increasing nml the senreity * TION BUILDING AT FRANCO-11ELGIUM CUSTOMS BORDER. Felt. 2.— Tho thun two dAxcn young men and wom­ Says Agric. Report of food and* discussed, but tho new scheme of hav­ growing unemployment en made a definite surrender of their j great railroad arteries fed from the industrial heart of Germany ing West F-loridn nnd the Southern caused n body of German workers to William Jennings Bryan, nrcom- nre feeling the first gruclllijg twists of troop torniquet applied hy live* for Christian service us the I*>rd Interest Manifested in Cotton make their fin t appeal to the Kronrh part of Alabama made into n new rtnte is nomuthing entirely new nnd j panted by George E. White, of the T ran ce and Belgium, lo d ay the military cordon hung around might direct. What a grout contribu­ u'nd Acreage Increases fur assistance since tho troops enter­ Ruhr apepars to he checking effectively the flow to unoccupied tion the churches of Sanford can would have but very little showing University Y. M. I’. A. spoke at the ed the Ruhr. • make to the world in going out of our in Alnhnmn which would lose nil of Princess Theatre nt 1:30 o'clock nnd Germany of coni, her economic life blood. But unlike n purgicul (Hr Thr Aasortntrd I'rraa) Six thousand pn|>cr mill workers, miilut of many consecrated Christian operation it resembles this l:iles| move of allies not aiding life of . ATLANTA, Feb. 2.—Preparation her gulf territory nnd Ik* lefi without In fronti of the court house nt 3:00 workers, nml when ltd* erase* t« be i f farm lands well under wny for the threatened with closure of the Dura port; Since it Is the newest thing in o'clock yseterdny. Both nudienres economic body on which it is applied. true the churches will not be fulfilling ncnion although excessive moisture scidorf plants owing to the lack of legislative circles it has not ns yet were sin nl I but were fairly represen­ coal,'sent n delegation to General Detheir mission. has held plowing in check throughout been discussed ifrFloridn, o r-nt least tative of the community, nnd all were There were four accessions to the most of region according to semi­ goutte, requesting thnt the French south Florida, but'those in a jmsiinterested in tho presentation of the church nt the meeting last, night monthly crop report for southeast Is­ supply fuel necessary for contlnuanco | lion to know say thnt it will never need of the students’ religious and I when Dr.,King preached on the them* sued hy agricultural statistician Pct- of wprk. General Degoutte answered be put ov^r. social building nt the University of "The Folly and the Peril of Resist­ tct. Summary Indicates much more thnt the Germnn railway men. wero Flnrldn. They were arntitpanied Hy ing God." The song service was one interest manifested in cotton with responsible for the plight of the the University quartette composed of of interest nnd delight ns well us up­ general acreage increnseu certain in working people by failure to trans­ j port coal into Dusuldorf. the following: lifting nnd helpful, the singer scent- Florida nnd parts of Georgia. inTho French have never prevented James K. Melton, of Ocala, 1st ten­ ii gly being able to sense the desire* c icased interest truck crops shown , fa or; George ('. Andeisou, Jr., of 'lnm- Organization Committee Will CJet Busy on Coun­ „f his hearers and responding wilh in weevil infested territory of Geor­ their comrades from working, nnd in t‘5a •pn., 2nd tenor; Milton 1.. Yeats, of appropriate selection* in hymns, du­ gia while Florida is preparing for it the end, General Degoutte promised ty Association iTampa, baritone; Nnt. Mayo, of Sum-, ct* and solos. Mr. K. T. Woodruff nnd large spring truck crop especially he would.hnvu coal brought to the . paper mills. • ‘ if imrrfield, lias*. . . The organisation- committee, ap­ will comprise representatives from Mr. WoDlngel sang "Jesus I-eiuts," watermelons. * NEW YORK, Fob. 2.—It was a The Germans scored when M. Tho quartette rendered scvcrnl se­ pointed nt the lust meeting of the each community in Seminole county, the choir used "ls>vo Is The Theme' scared nnd drowsy ground hog thnt lections, nnd Mr. White explained the Frantion, one of the lending engineers who will everlastingly keep working and Mr. WoDlngel sang “ Whut crept sleepily out of its burrow onto efforts which the students have made Sanford chamber of commerce to form for the Wnutifirntion of otir highways. Then?" In the preliminary service, General Allen of the French economic mission n County Highway Beautification as­ speaking officially to the correspond­ the earth depth, scratched its back to use nn army Y. M. (’. A. building Must Discontinue sociation, held n meeting Inst Tues- A* brought out by one of the speakers nml u medley of four or five of the 1 ents, admitted thnt the work of tho with its hind logs.’ nr.d cast n long­ for carrying on this work, hut owing1 ny veiling, nt which time it wiis dc- nt the Inst meeting, Seminote county old fpvorite songs sung by tho con­ Unofficial Relation ing look at the universe ill general. mission depended ujion the return to lo the great number of students now cidod to call ,n meeting for. Monday j sindeed fortunate thnt its area is gregation, was an impressive feature. the Ruhr of the coal syndicate nnd The sun was ahining, nnd the ground in the University, it is necessary to evening, Feb. 5, to be held in the Pnlnfl limited, which will permit result* to Miss Mildred Simmonda and MinsVir-j w||h „ hinr|nnfl „ |t{h VlimmU„Utn , n co-operation with the mission, virtu­ hog saw his shadow, whereupon it i),.r„ur*ey were the aecompnnprovide a spcciul building. This build­ room of the Vnldox hotel nt H o’clock. be shown noire quickly nml with a I jnjn „ DeCourscy Germany ally admitting that the French wero retreated to its burrow nnd curled up _____ ing will include swimming pool, Notices of this meeting are being smaller effort than will lie the ease int* of the evening, the former prenidpowerless to (\vork tho Ruhr Indus- * for six more weeks of sleep. For when. game room, lobby, a hull for religious mailed to the various civic organixa- 1 in those counties when; the roads jug at. tho plpc-orgcn and the latter I I I * Tl»r A i s n d n l n l I 'r r i n ) trie* without tho Gormans. ' >1 ;ifD tiie ground hog see* ils shadow on a ! — -1 P i I m f'ointiilaaSiinni trnv'PMR traverse Inrger areas. It wnsi tho con­ performing on the piano. The Booster services, guest rooms for parents vis- tion* of Sanford. City Commissioners COBLENZ, Feb. 2.—Major Gener­ Thr output of tho mines is grad*-*, this fateful day, it means that then. . . , . „„ , .... . ... . , ’ . _ t ng students when sick, nnd studies and prominent individuals in other census of opinion at the meeting that Choir of boy* nnd girl* numliorod al Henry T. Allen, who commanded tho will la* at least six moru week* ol * __ ally dwindling* dpipty cars nre it*--for the pastors of the nearby churches communities of Seminole county, who this is the opportune time to start a j|nearly 100 voice* nnd the enrollment American forte* occupying Germany w hnr to bo found, but tho food sit­ winter. —in other words it will he a home for are known to l*e interested in High­ movement for Highway Beautifica­ Inis now increased to 200. recently withdrawn has been directed uation appears to he the greatest ar­ . j Tho weather bureau, however, con­ tion. ns it can I ks worked out with the On account of the basket ball game* b ythe state department nt Washing­ the hoys—n building where they will way Beautification. gument favoring surrender of the tinues with its calculations, announc­ There is a.very earnest movement idsns now under wny for the widen­ to I*? played tonight, and tho support ton to discontinue immediately his l»o surrounded by the best influence*, ing that the do not trust the ground population to the French terms. nnd where they ran carry out tho ac­ under wny in a numbjr of Florida’s ing nnd improvement of present roads that the leaders. In the revival meet-, utmfflctol relations wilh the Rhineland Tho French quartermaster's de­ hog in such matters. ing have always been willing to give high commission, tivities in* which they are interested. progressive counties to lienutify the nnd the building of new ones. partment has issued information that All those in Sanford nnd Kendnole to clean athletics, the meeting will ____i---------Mr. Bryan told o f his college days, highways nnd enhance the appeal to the supply service to the French ar­ county who nre interested in having be gin nt the church at 7:16 instead of S TEMPER SLICKS PRICES Twenty Thousand xplaining the great temptations thnt tourists which the suite of Sunshine my of occupation is operating nor­ Sanford’s' highwny* a panorama of 7:30. The lnut chalk-talk to the young and Flowers is known to possess. It is AS WELL AS MEATS face n boy when, first away from Acres of Everglades mally, *flvc trains of foodstuffs, suffi­ rtfi ho also called nidation to the hoped nt Monday’* meeting to have a Floral nnd horticultural. beauty .nre people will commence nt 7 ‘o’clock. cient for tho army's needs, reaching In this issue is the advertisement Sold to Company h'one; fuel that college students arc a select­ permanent county highwny beautifi­ urged to be present at the meeting A nude quartet will sing and a duet Ruhr yesterday. Tho French authorl- . , of John Stemper who every Friday called for next Monday evening. by Mrs. A. M. Phillips and Mr. Woled group who nrq being prepared for cation association completed which ties again informed the Germans they • Will Be Drained and Cultivated by leadership In the future, only one In sin gel has nlso been arranged for to­ quote* the price* on meat* nnd gro­ are unable to transport food to tho ; New Owners night. the last of the services at the ceries thnt he is almost giving away fifty of tho boys in the state have Ruhr to feed the civilian population, I at his place on West First street. church until Sunday. tho privilege of attending college. their organisation being able to moot (Itjr The Asaaclalrd I’rraa) . "There is always a way to rise, my Rend the prices and keep Informed. College men with their well trained FORT LAUDERDALE, Feb. 2.— only the army's requfrements, addingj M I T : . ' lad, ORIJVNDO, Feb. 2.— Former slate minds nro a great force for either Twenty thousand acres of cvcrgindo that if the railway men continue their Always a wny to advance; Senator James Huxton, of Vermont, strike, causing their owb compatrlland in tho western pnrt of Broward good or evil. The purpose of this peo­ But the road thnt leads to tho Mount died here this morning. He was a ci­ county wore sold last night to n com­ ple is to stlrprund tho students at the ots to starve, the ’ responsibility hi Success vil war veteran, and was 83 year* old. theirs. pany headed by It. K. La Blonde, li University with influences which help I)ocs not ppss by tho way of C.hunco wealthy Cincinnati manufacturer. The to build character. The value of a The Germans arc resorting to vio­ The Sanford brunch of the Florida Sun ford. Recent conversations had It goes through the stations of Work Inml which will be drained and pre­ strong character in tho leadership of was perilous, and he quoted the fol­ lence. Another attempt to burn tho with President Sllgh and Judge Bland and Stflfe, pared for cultivation brought 1200,­ the state and the nation cannot he cs Water Traffic league will hold s w’ero to the effect that a campaign lowing verse from the book of Job: roundhouso at Msyehce was partly Through the valley of Persevere, meeting tonight a t 8 o’clock in tho would soon be inaugurated to secure 000. limited. “Who hath hardened himself against successful yesterday while a Gsn And the man that succeeds, whllo oth­ — God, and hath prospered?" "Why caught in the act of trying to ilet lira Palm Room, of tht? Valdex lintel. pot only a larger membership here ers fall ; . PROMINENT CLUB AWMEN 11BRB BAl'MKL’S SPECIALTY SHOP should anyone want to harden them­ to the Duisburg roundhouse and lo­ This is the first meeting this season but in all sections which could bo MAKES NEW BRICES TODAY of tho local branch, hnd la called pri­ served by tho SL Johns and its later­ f Must be willing to pay most dear, selves against, the one from whom comotive shops wis struck over tha r , they get their dally austenance?” he head with a rijje butt by a Belgian Mrs. W. S. Jennings anil Mrs. marily for the purpose of, organising als. It la the opinion pf Judge Bland, Baumel’s Specially Shop quotes you necessary committees to secure data who has had wise experience .during For there’s nlwnyx a way to- fall, my Inquired, nnd, continuing said, “If ho sentry and his skull fractured. The Stnnlcy nre here today In the InterI»d,, should withdraw His support you and sentry reported that tho German, in­ n t of several importint bills that the new prices today on dresses thnt must for the brief which will bo submitted his term In congress in securing fed Always a way to slide, State Federation of Women's Gubs go in order that tho big stock will not by the officers of the League at tho cral appropriations for improvenients And tho men you find at tho fool of I could not remain olive n moment. stead of obeying hts orders to throw Sin is whflt separates us from God up his hands, rushed ami tried to di»-‘ will foster at the next session of the hnve to be moved next week Into the forthcoming hearing to be held tho of this nntutc„that well organised ef­ • the hill and despoils u* of our strength. It arm him. The German was removed to tegislnture. With Mrs. R. E. Tolar new building. You get tho benefit of middle of- March. fort of the communities interested in All sought for an easy ride. these price* nnd they nro so low that robs our skies of hope and reduces a hospital and probably will die. these ladies were the gviests of the The address delivered by Judge the project, facilitates efforts made So on and up, though tho way bo our opportunities of service to our Sanford Chamber of Commerce at the tlitre dresses arc bound to be sold Bland at the Chamber of Commcrcq ly those communities representatives rough, . In this issue is a big advertlssm«t fellow men. Some folks allow the In­ noonday lunchon" today nnd Mrs: Jen­ at once. Seo them ut tho vcrj^Jilow meeting last week stressed the ne- in Washington to secure tho .neces­ And the atorme come thick and faat; of Stokes’ Cqsh Msrket in wh price o r$ 13.76 arid $16.76. SpjO Faffluence of others to harden them nings gave n very1 comprehensive re­ cession' of organised effort in order sary federal appropriations. The goal There is room at the top for the fel­ some valuable suggestions are o ternoon nnd evening dressrtr^Tn the against God, and still others are har­ port of this work. Mrs. Jennings will to sei^ird the Federal government’s of the League Is a minimum member­ low wh» tries. dened by deferring matter* of su­ cd in regard to your grocery busii •Iso meet with the Woman’s Club toconst At to the desired improvement of ship of five thousand. It is hoped And victory comes at la*L" preme importance. Procrastination Is The prices quoted in this ad' ■ ,x>* 1 day «t three o'clock and her visit here that all members of the local brarfeh • . ‘ . . the St. Johns River and its laterals. Mrs. Victor Cheek who has charge not only1the thief of timo but it is also ment will demonstrate that , is being made plcnsant and is a re­ Inasmuch a* this movement is of will l>e present at the meeting tonight , .W ith these line* the ptcochalr at of the Advertising-Savings nnd_ Pub­ the thief o f souls and of hope. If you Cash Markst Is after the business newal of many acquaintances of the primarjr'lntportance to the Sanford for further consideration and action once elicited the attention of all in licity Departments of the Seminole jrould have eternal Ufa do not «tyay they have the goods and the pasf. Mra. Jennings is vice-president section It Is the opinion of the offic­ on the important matters now com* hia discourse last night He showed Read tho advertisement and County bank hts some interesting of the National Federation of Wom­ Ing'Up tn connection with the im­ that If prosperity resulted In one’s your acceptance of Christ ns your ers nf tiie Lcatfuo that a much larger money. : an’s Clubs nnd one of the most pro;n Hank News for you. Head the Semi­ Jiecoming hardened ngninst Clod, It personal Saviour." nole County Bank Ad in this issue. membership should lie secured from provement of the St. Johns river. inent women in die state. •» i • BRYAN HERE, SPOKE TWICE Ground Hog Day; Hog Saw Shadow Six Weeks Winter HIGHWAY BEAUTIFICATION MEETING NEXT MONDAY J EVENING AT VALDEZ HOTEL1 WATER TRAFFIC LEAGUE WILL HOLD VALDEZ HOTEL TONIGHT �THE SANFORD DAILY IfERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1923 cusainn of wnyn and means of put* ting over the programs of each de­ portment. All reports to department chairmen must be in by March first. It i* Important that nil chairmen - i — T O N I G H T -----Ire present at the hoard meeting and that each member of the Word co­ JOHN BARRYMORE operate in the conservation of time. Special speakers will discuss the four hills the Federation expects to have introduced. The program will W especially interesting and helpful. The department of legislation, by vote of the executive committee will hnvc final charge of the hills nn<F all It was only natural that a man, recommendations from the depart­ reared in solitude, should mnkc a ments must be In the hand* of the mistake in his first choice of n There’s no getting away from the fact that two and two legislative committee by March first. woman. This is what Jacques Lcmnkc four, and it’s a fact th at our HATH selling at The legislative committee ’Will se­ nol did bafore he reached the land cure members of the senate and house of happiness and the lotus enters. $2.25, $3.00, $3.75, $4.75 and $5.00 for the introduction of the bills, and Also— OfTcrs you the best values in H ats that can he had. each department chairman is askrd to “A Kicking Fool” ---------- COME AND PR O V E TH IS FOR Y O U R S E L F---------co-operate In every way, by keeping the legislative chnirman posted and -Friday and Saturday---------------------W E INVITE YOUIt INVESTIGATION--------------------helping her to get the endorsement of Thomas Melghnn in George Ade’a all other state organizations, so that J . J . N. CO N N ER, M anager the vigilnnce committee, which will “Back Home and have charge of the work at Tallahas­ Broke” * see, may hnvc there recommendations and personal endorsements to First Q uality— Low Prices strengthen the enmpaign for the pas­ sage of these four important •meas­ 115 E a st F irst S tre e t Phone 104 ures. The federation will co-opcrntc with other organizations in securing legislation endorsed by the legislative council, of which the federation is a left this morning in their car for home member. after spending five weeks here ns the guests of I)r. nnd Mrs. Guy H. “When you go out into-the-night Sclntnn. MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor snd search for the stray one, you will Phono J17-W MII8 W. H. JENNINGS TO SPEAK fnid he is a sheep the nnme as the rest—nnd h little washing makes his I f r « » kav« * * r M r s ft y« Friday 'afternoon nt 2:30 o’clock tf f M a r* s e l l s u a / v t m »r r e m le f wool white ngnin.”— Extract from » # . » r If > m s r * e s I r r ls t a U i, w rit Mrs. W. S. Jennings of Jacksonville Return of Miles.O’Rourke, K. of (’. M « U l r s r i fa fkla O m r l a M l . « l » l n « Italia, a r trlrp k aaa tha llr n . I f *»ll will be the honored guest of the Wo­ Hall, Monday night, Feb. 6th at H. • s r ts llj i i y m l a l t i v man’s Club of Sanford nt the club 265-3tc house, and will deliver nn address. SOCIAL CA LEN D AR Mrs. Jennings has n message that is well worth hearing nnd it is earnestly i-’ridny----- Mrs. A. E. Hill will enter­ tain the members of the Hook I-nv- hoped that a large number will nvnil themselves of the opportunity of hear­ • era’ Club nt her home on Fourth ing her. Tlie invitation is to Imth street. “ Indies and gentlemen of Sanford. The Friday—Mrs. W. S. Jennings of Jack* time is 2:3U, Friday afternoon, nnd sonville will s|K»nk at the Woman’s the place the Woman’s ( lub. Club House at 2:3(1 p. in. J. S. Dinkcl and Miss Olive Hinkle Saturday—Cccilinn Music Club will ol I.ongwood were in Sanford loi lay meet at the Studio of Mrs. Fannie on business. The Nellie Turner circl? of the mhfMunson nt 3 o'clock. aionnry society of the First Hnptiat church mel nt the home of Mrs. Mrthvin Wednesday afternoon. Iljiwls of Kristis a nasturtiumH nod white violets combin­ ed with ferns were used affectively L. T. Allen of Sorrento, spent the In the room. The meeting opened with day hero yesterday on business. scripture reading and prayer. Mrs. OI’TOMICTHIST-OITICIAN Walker made n very interesting talk J. N. Illackwell and J . 1). Kilrert of on forgiveness. During the year in tone 11(1--------Opposite I*. O, Pnlntkn arrived in Sanford yesterday. addition to providing plain for funds w*e are taking a ilibte study, also a a Turner has rfs her house J KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. ATTENTION missionary study. The circle is not so unt, Mrs. Laura Strauglrn --------great in numbers but striving for the Miss hllzubclli Strauglrn| Taylor ('omninndcry No. 2H, K. T., greatness of strong! 1. The success *'• ^Ul. win mnfer the Order of the Temple of the circle is due t» the ‘‘Personal ‘‘ I), II. Jernlgnn is upending a short service work." All sick members are ■ Friday evening, Feb. 2, commencing time in Sanford attending to buxine?-* visited nnd (towers sent. It is mare sho from Sanford attend- promptly at 7:30. . for tho A. C. I.. Ry. •ert given by Madame Av|lU fro ,ntho (j rnni| Commandblessed to give than to receive. After ln k at Orlando last ever- „ hi„ (b)(T , . , p, t.lctl( rt.frcs,,. the business all enjoyed n social hour " Mr. nnd Mr*. J . H. Murphy of Now at which the .hostess served Ambro­ r. a ml Mr*. George Hoy, wi„ evpry York are the guc*t* of Mr. and Mr*. sia and cake. There were 12 member* dcisiIt, Mi** Mary Arm -;Knj|{ht T,.m|),,ir thi, con,munity is Marry Wal*h, on Dakar venue. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond cord|n||y Jnvitcd lo ntten«l. pre.-iin with three visitors. Every member - is wanted at the home of • Mr. nnd Mr*. Emmett M. Hunt no.) Mrs. Rolls next Wrdite-day afternoon party motored to Daytona ye«t -nlay at 3:30. i oroi-t of litlr street and P al-! Mrs. Robert wiicre they spent the day. nifltn. I villc. and Mrs. lantn, Gu., lei J. C. Albright _ representing Drown FEDERATION HOARD OF DIREC­ Jacksonville r Shoe Co., of St. Loui*, in In the city ( lirlst. What n dramatic hour tt was days here wit TORS MEET HERE IN MARCH tbdny railing on local customer*, in the life of Paul when he made thi* ‘Mrs. U. J . All officers, chairmen, past presi­ great discovery. When one discover* dent* -nnd club presidents are memthat he is in the wrong he should nt \V. W. Snow of Tnmpn spent the once confess his wrong, not attempt to day here yesterday transacting busi­ bera. ( ’tub members will !«• welcome, ami can be nerominoilnteU at the ho­ defend his position. Courage i* re­ ness. tels, write to Mrs, It. K. Tolar, presi­ quired in confession, hut courage is dent Sanford Woman’s (‘lulr at once, imperative It is nn evidence of great­ s o that those who are to entertain us ness for one to confess his wrong. No as guests nr their homes may p r e ­ true or brave person will lu* willing pare for our coming. Every cluh pres­ to remain on or support the wrung ident should, ntteml without fail. A side. Change sid es’ immediately and Mr*. Catherine Muller of Kt. I/hi- reward will he offered the section "I,it|vir npakea in riddles, •vyhin with enthusiasm enlist in the tight la, Mo., in visiting her sister, Mra. having the largest percentage of cluh plain talk is nicisajry.’’— Extract from for the right- .Find the place where John IYrold, Sr., of Renrdcll nve. She presidents present for this most im­ Return of Jellies O’Rourke, K, of C. world needs demand you. And where portant hoard meeting. Health, edu­ Hall, Monday night, Feb. 6th nt H. your own inherent •possibilities war­ will lie here for an Indefinite time. cation nml recreation will Ire discuss­ rant your going, nnd where God lead*. Then dll It nnd do the work ns no J. D. Jordon, of Tnmpn, is in the er). f’luh presidents will be given The livrnld for first class job work othkr W cr did it." special opportunity for conferences. rity on business for u few day*. The state will follow the plan of Charles H. Spaulding of Hriggx, Vt„ arrived in tho city yesterday for n the general federation In having the the departmental reports nrnde by brief May. the department chairmen. All com­ j Mrs. J. Floijchor nnd daughter mittee chairmen will semi to respec­ ra. M. Kronen, left yesterday for tive division* nml division chairmen radentown In tln-ir car where they will rietid to their respective depart­ vfill visit the Levines of that city formental chairmen a written report for 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE the quarter. The division chairmen about u week. ^ ■- —.■• ■ •' . *- — The Princess FEBRUARY 2nd, 3rd and 5th Printed Flaxons, New Spring Patterns, at, per yard— $5.00 Ladies’ Tan onePumps* at, per pair 36-inch Dimity Checks, Pinl and Blue, at, per yard, Ladies’ P at. Colonial Tongue Pumps, at, per pair, inch Tissue Gingham, pret­ ty Patterns, at, per yard, Children’s Shoes, Brown or Black, sizes 3 to 5, at, per pair. MODERN METHODS GLASSES ACCURATELY I l Mr*. J . L. Selman nnd daughter Miss Ruth Selman, of Atlanta, (in., When Your Bread don’t suit You try ...SANFORD MAID BREAD... , Printed Witchery per yard 36-inch Indian Head in colors Pink, Orange, Green, Blue and Lavendar, at, yard, r> Children’s Shoe or Brown, sizes 5 8, al, per pair $3.50 Men’s Shoes, Bal. or Klu at, per pair, $5.00 Men’s Shoes, Bal or Blu, at, per pair If it’s Shoes you want, we have them in any size and any price ------ L E T US SHOW YOU— Pure Irish Linen, colors Green*, White, Blue, Luvend ar’and* Pink; at, per yard, Knickerbocker Tweed range of patterns, at p< Crepe Lingerie, colors Blue, Flesh, Orchid, at, per yard •Ladies’ Dresses in Taffeta and Crepe de Chine, at, each . Ladies’ Dresses in Crepe de Chine and Paisley, at, each, Ladies’ Dresses in Canton Crepe, F la t Crepe, Paisley, and Foulard, at, each w ROUTH BAKERY SA LES AND SERVICE N ext to Princess Theatre ' A Complelc Stock of P orts Buy a Hupp and You’ll Save Money B. & O. MOTOR CO Sanford. Fin., Corner Second S treet nnd Sanford Avenue D istributors Seminole and Lake Counties A tg c and Up-to-1 Into Fill! ng Station * Complete Line AcocHSorlea nnd Tires purest drug*. Our prescription work backs up * the skill of the physician. We unr only th« purest and freshest drugs and compound them in strirt accordance with direction*, In that Way only docs safety lie. R. C. BO W ER r i t K s n t i m o N i m t 'ji r jn T Rhone 323— — Tho Ucxall Store SELL IT FOR LESS Welaka Block �w THE SANFORD JDA1LY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2 ,1 9 2 3 in n t t f n i u ' i i r c o t it r * k v k .\ T i i , century, He refuses to be Ignored, iness woufd be Ignored nr.d met with j r i i i t iAt. D t s T i n c T , S K N i v o t R §. C O U N T Y , I I . O I I II M . I N I'JIA.Nderision.' downtrodden or nidctrackcd. „ CKHV * A ' Yi t — > The editor of tlie Sanford Herald • ................. * - o - .................— l -u b lU h rd v r t r r * l l r r a n « n r t r r p t Sun* WlVOUCH. < C ITATIO N Amy ■ t «k e I l.r n l4 lltiltdlnR. IOT should "read up" on oil details re­ AFRICAN CERTAINLY IS SECRET-* ii _______M » n » l l « A T r „ Hanford, f U . ______ garding the subsidy bill, nofr in n Itiwa til.mir. i i n r i . I'omiilalnant. x ». KJ> IN TH E KINDLING I In rrnrr IlMrltr, I ‘i f cbtlUtlt, fair way of being shelved; nfter The Herald Printing Co. TO I’lnrencr Hurt**-. 1254 Ogden'Ht.. ADVOCATING the passage of the which there Ja- every belief that the Philadelphia. n ivnnsylvsnla, subsidy till the Sanford Herald Herald would sufTtr a change of T a i . i , MOTIOI; r u s t - li u m ^ s r lo K n . j . i i o m . y . ... _______ _______ ___ K«01«r 'fro m itn nrrldnvll .if - Jtos-i Itliotles mind.—1’alutka News. soys: N . J. I.II.I.AIIIt . J f f r r l . r f T r f . w t . f I lu rk e. tli.it rtn> I* ilo- cotniilHln.ont II. A. J » K K ! . _ ..... __ ... C en tr al Slnitnitrr h e re in , nti*J tb u l y o u . a n a r e . jil e ii t of It. A, GRAY Ft)it COMPTROLLER "'there may be u nigger in the wood We grunt you a rigiit to your opin­ a M a l a nltl^r t h a n I It •* P la t e of Plt.rliMA d trrlU In i It. N. I I O M . Y A Sanford Institution under the direct man­ When a goad man in office desire* . pile in that ship sub.iidy bill but wt ion, Goode, old, chap, but wo know und t h a t iiit-ro Is n o ite.’ son Wl|liln itm A4.rrtl.liiK Hntr. Made K imti n on of K lorld S . servle*- o f n r u a A iipllrnl to. to r-.-rig i and take up some ether line ; fail to see it. America has wanted a about as much as the average person MlBtf agement of the following I» m n.t o r •Miminutin In c h a n c e r y upon | l .t n V I S S l l l l ’ l* Clrr»lalli>n Mnnnarr of bj,.jnc3s his next nsnistunl b us- merchant marine for many years and on the shipping'question and we have Whom woulit iiiml you . amt to *.-JIM o f j C«rntitalnt,.liavliiu lieen _ pU l i.. • ■ 11111 m tilu ln i, - hnvltii; u. n . M w*riv. * !f? r » t>- ***• * 1U (is1 J IiiitVif)- linii-rcil H'atil li­ Unlly given the preference when it if we cannot get it under H' Demo- studied it from angles that ihtf nv-r ..I'o iiK.-ijnM .iw jnu.ilt BOARD OF DIRECTORS Snhsrrtetlon I’ rlre l a A d . a n r r comes to nn appointment to fill the cratir ndminbtmtion let us have it erage person has not studied it; and you a p p e a r i n I n i p l i p M ( ,**mp'al***j lt* ^ filet! h e r r ii ) S S d l t r i >/>u l>> Mm nlmyi* : Oar ....................... iOtl i li f t t v l l t i l l s o f f c h s it iionth. . . . , *« jfl'i xow place, If Ernest Amos resigns the under UvpuUitanii We r#.*»;jpotldpg with a fe.y changes the ship subsidy r t l t t l l f d ' ;* fn 0 in smut- to ln»t a t, -ll.llrrrrd la city hr Carrier wrung nbqut itu ^ d .iiy tilit is shown hill pr an> iftfier kind of hill that-will ............. J. H.'Anthony; WV I L Ttm nicUffc, Dr. S, I*uloffice of Comptroller his chief assist­ , . N f > v '"re T 'fti" t-sVi O a r A V r r k -----------------— — .----- l » Ceuta *» |Unutrjf ant. R, A. Gray, should be given the up better we will b j'in 'fa v o r'b f any­ fosttir on AnliHcan merchant nuirinu- font iiaiiy jmnUti ht hf rvW eabon, Ij). H. liaw kins, A V..E. Scogjtan. j ' T h r fcl(t IS - ta IN -paar W e e k l y I tr rM thing that will giro America n mer­ and put it on its fest would be thu ties ---■- -pdfillslied ■■.-* - onto a w> ■r sh a ll' h* al4 entirely r o . r r . Scmlnalr I'u anly place for so mnny renson* that We *i 0 . F . Williams fo r fonr consecotHo w.-.-ks- ; a a 4 la pabllahr d every Crl day. A 4 . f r - cannot enumerate them oil here. Suf­ chant marine." biggest thing America could have. IVITNUKI-J tnv Jin ml nnd olfiM it t ’■•‘I tlalna ra tra aindr k n o n n « n nppllenlla a. (2.00 p r r yrnr. a l n n j a In ntt.onrr, fice to say that Capt. K. A. Gray hfta Without doubt the "nigger" is se- .Some day we are going to yjet up some of ufjlr.. this the 6ih day of Jimuary, A. It. IB23. j oil the qualification* for the position. creted in the woodpile.” If the Her* facts and figures that will startle IPK.M.) MKMtlKIt T i l l : ASS O CIA T K II IMIKSS tk A. DOCOf.AHd . flo c k < f Circuit Court, j The »y orla l*il. l. ' r r . s la exclusively ... A----He has had extensive experience as aj,| jlu,i L,,|,t cases on this subject mr.iebody oUt of their inertia. We Scholle Muldrs ALL DEPOSITS INSURED Solicitor for Comidaioaiit. J H**nyws*°dI*(!» £ ***"rr edVie0 'to a »r 11 legislator, os secretary to the State for Urn jtaat decade, had seen where know « siothing about the ships of 1.5, It. 15. !»*, 2-2j 2nd •lSor7 t!r fiS?|,#n«w« ‘l l U b f f i l I’cnolon Board. Secretary to Oovor- politics had crept into and about it ether nations, we know what their Tins.eiHiit' it n iriiT o r " t iik * nor Trammell, Finance Auditor, State nn,j tj,pn considered for a time nil ideas are concerning our own licet. is IRVKNTII herein. J l lllt lAI. t lltt l IT OK All right n of r*.|iobUcallon of x|irclnl n.oniiiA , in in i * i-*om iia iiv o i .i : Auditor, Honk Examiner, and is now! the pointa of advantage the hill hap \\v know that Germany before the dlsiistehes herein are sis** swerved holding a position which makes hint for ul0 grafter tint! the profiteer, hi1 war covered the seven seas and wh* jn„V, W i tJ u j . »Of fir.-i I I R R A U ) P I II.IHNtl. I'b anr I is /• • ■“ m 1 ; the Comptroller's right hand man. vvould not for one moment favor 1U in a fair way to gtddde tip the wprld "uttie I.. iinrd»^t»crrudiiiii. commercially rtul v.otild have ue Would To: —i Gray is the logirnl successor to Mr. j passage. It is not u party Issue;,-It Sanford, Florida Fntilin It fpiM .nta lin , , . Mattie t. (lardy. ttesJiteuco Cut .new n hears all the suavity and undercut* complished this if thu Kaiser, drunk It nii]H>srltnr from no nftldtivli lil.d [ THEAMFJlirANpfetfSASSOCIATION .[ Amns. In l Ilia Cfiuac tliM yon iir.- n Mon•rest------- -----------------rent f,f politics—yet it in. not of « wilh power, had not gone to war. Ger­ dent ..f the Plate of Ktorlds. therefor,-, many fostered the merchant marine you, I lot He 1- I tardy, are ordered and T H E TRANSFORMED FARMER party. country and gave the i hip! required mi Alt. l!*th >1..- *>f March, It U one of those propositions of that f, , , , A. I*. IS23, l« appear t>, the MR of <i-m"The une gnllus fanner is djsap- ’ whi n.' "them as has, gits." Drop- owners everything wnntfd oven) oven tiluint |i|„t„t tslilbind .*i you In verything they wr.nU.-d ulitbii. d ub ,n. -v. i:,.t 1 th;K SOUTH FLORIDA FAIR ' ,fr tllM ,, ;, pearli g," says Cyrus II. K. Curtis, in lplug all mention of Democrats and to the extent of oinking the liner* n Ctmie The South Florida Fair and Gn ipn- a recent ItMerview. An«J tho jiublisher. U(,[)ub|IcrtM> f.nd considering it in all government aiTuir, Wo know what ■H*dfi*d fr, the :-'«n;.it'l it. .aid oe-’O M B N K S »a*«n su n iia*n B 3«*iiN t.sB n B «»u »N «N u aK «««B B au B SB H B | f i , , > | w e e k f o r e i g h t W e e !,*. rilla Carnival started yoatertlay at of the Saturday Evening Dost, U V, lTNi:«rt to-. i,:,nd and -the. s. at of ,.nkl.,i,u-s, the bill carries with it lie government of Germnny did for Tampa and will hold forth until Feb- *li - liom.. Journal and Country G-n-1 u c. uri oti jilts the Ian, du*.- of ju :> , rtII(, ,.lxm.SH that Is wBbD he'Gt-l lliatl ship, line.4 npd We would The Bigrerest Thing in Central Florida This 5 \ ** i l f f l i: c. t'occt..»H3 ruary 10. The South Florida Fair tlcnum ought to know, Jikc to rts* rome sttrh nCtion in the |y tin-American. To enter Into all nl ' Y e- ar,r- - ... . . • Orth >rf the i.’irraA ' dirt | * bJ|u ^ £ ^ b^ the biggest event of the kind that ia ^ ^ hlirM. nnil lho ,. g rfemln -Jc CfiUUM. ,!'|oridn it:, trirkcry would ruiuiumu too,much United Rtiites, Why stkipld n nation : staged in thh slate during nutomobHe 1 m* rcvnluthmtied (In time and rpnee; but il is wej| to as largu and powerful nrf Amerit'n tiro. .\. Ihfpi!>>. 'TT. i . ■ . , . ' : . * holb-ttor nod of Counsel 15 and attracts visitors- not mdy - fi-m , ^ n(|(,8 JJr< CurtK CUy B .will her thotiennds of mild o! wet am for Cunilil tofatlh ujdut one very minor point, F'inrjda hut from mnny other stntve . ! * do Pot know it yet. They* do not i e - 1 y,'i,y should the United Stales,' tin inti gulfs allow other countrh to do. «,..l fnim r ,.t a -n J OtI.ar ^ „ ,,v , hl. ™ p raV IS .fii her hauling for hot ?' And why should rr/ v m i V he American line r b-autiful ..teamT d li T A X £ ^ T m, ! r e . Mm 1, n , " " " " “ h” ' > '-y ««n- ,™ w ,„ u .,, „ h ,. I, ... » fall into decay P *.Inwn .hi- «lrpt‘t. Atul ll.iTv n r. 111...,- !tj,| ..... ,v,-.,lthy nnd nii.iport than. i( diips he ujlowed , of them en tin* city streets than ever btndtie u to llu* extent of hundred- ind same other nation take tin* trade before.. The farmer nowadays Inis all ,,f „r i!„t!ar9 annuallyT. Thh that we urc gettir.j- now? All the doubting Thonrifes that n re; ------— | ! the vt.-iiits and ambitions of llu- city \j, ivcrr.mcnt Imd n good me reliant F or F o u rte e n t*on><ecu live yum*8 ii lm s been growing— it ■ WHEN U , U SELL Sanford, Florida, dan: '47, 1DUD. j lias co.tt m oney— tim e— and prodigious o ffo rl.s to build the “ ■ man. , (yior Ini tome fifteen years ago, ha'. against the fostering i f t merchant LIST IT YOUR REAL "There are fewer farmers than-! the labor unions gave it a knockout marine in Anterica need to do is to i As r«.sjt:ire|l by Siation 14, Chnpterji mo-*! a r tM k * o xjiesition iu th e s t a t e . It is n ot a lmiidtroom. 5 WITH US ESTA TE there used to be mid thefe are g dug Idow, and from that nmimmt Uiu in­ leave America and travel on the COfl- S^OG, Laws of Florida, ! will I n in j g row th h ut lu-tually rtfqnircs tin* c o n sta n t la b o r.o f the whole S to he fewer. The farms will In* larg- iudry eammemed to droop and fil­ jaunt nvvhilj nnd then v-'ii.* home'the following pla.e -, *>n the d:it< ;. cl ■ y e a r l i hrintf ii t >net fec.lion. You have y o u r p a rt in it. ■ Improved celery farm, an orange with the feeling that America may he j between the-hours set after i .teh, for i er nnd more efficiently operated. They ' dally die. You van help nmko it hum . A rra n g e m e n ts have imrn ■ grove, a city heme, a vacant lot, uie putting agriculture upon mi m* m-gc ompnniv i of shlp-ownerr * big m in ti y o:i ii ml but on seg rhe fhe purport* pr usi .ilng Tax Return J ru*!> in sht* . ! ’ t o f till* p ro d u rls, c itr u s , garden, field, ■ wild land, fire or auto insurance very, ve y smn|! . vv.i :n ti itfi tlie i fur the year lli'dlt: duntrial basis. * * ,v|,, „nru rt. j , . ving v e : i > at about r.V ia u fa .' .iiv . hotne-d* m 'i id n il ion, h e a lth , sto ck . |KiiiH»-y, ■ makes no difference—see us— >vur brought t*s te ..ii t-n-i ,. Geneva Kebraary 7l?i 1<I en a. m i Then is plenty of evident:* along1one tenth of whit they cost to hullo . *'1 .’noedlt- rafl, * A . 2 vve have what yoti want or wo We hold no ! t < f.> lie* p n -in t to^RJNJ p. m. thic Hit- fJue of the most notable and .■.old get along well, provided the .iohimiv J. Jours* Shows lttivi* a part. No have Ihe Per- * will get it for you. Osceoln Fcbnniry Hth, 10 :tifJ a. m ! not m il in;lf(ifn»tnti'ius of it is the eil! th.il hci nnn- a no a*lire along in Ship !-tili *»ily bill I m.iv liave Ib.w? n s V’h* ’ ■' u .it* ■Killjoy will fir lie and the Earle Seders ■ glowing treugtli of the "faiui 1>I >■" I'.tiii or IP07, r.lmuld Ie* re-cindvd. and in it. Most of tin- lull *ir..»i-nti**l mm to ft Jill *, m. v. .il ] e* Joi m The Ucllunit.d 'Iroupe o f t.’irl:. are raid lo Ihj ■ in Washingtea. Any jmlufltSfa-- big I , or Vi- ,|.i pin, i .1 on no equality have them. We h-dd m. b.n f for tli^ . Chutuola Februniv* t th, 10.0*1 ji. ii:. Si tin* Pine-;i powers in the emmlry. v 1 i y as the fanning industiy can gi*t pn-*- iviin the baa11 of other itatinns. 'i bur, hip owners who an trying to gunge! to Isiim m. AGENTS ri Sixty line lior cs now pracUemg, a Githri'dlu le i maty .'in, 1 on p. m. is ty much v.h a t'it got * after, in poll iis no legirr.l reason" why the gov­ la- government for we have m-eo tin■ Kerim I riuli Dag tihfiw. • ^ H government gouged in so tunny places,ta R-Ott •». in. i ties ns elfewheru, if it N organize.I ernment rh mid exuct money from R E A L ESTATE n This is your Fair. Help to make it youra. Bring some2 Tin* ru tcit thing alioiit the Amer­ the common people and turn it over that the old girl mu t haw a hide! Cviido--February 14th, Ift.nu a. m. M Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance U th in g t*t ii. ican fanm r i:< thru he is going to play 'in the way of subsidies to wealthy like a sieve by t;nw, bat wp do m V, ini to 3:00 p. in. n 103 W. First St., SANFORD. FLA all fairness and candor Mint the AmAit n-mte February 13th. 10:00 U a bigger part in this country from ! cuaci-rn;*, while the smnll boats that n -Bring^ Your Family Come \ oiirsf I f n erican nuTehant marine should I k .asr. ni. to !_':00 m. now on than he him played for a Half ! i-night have the temerity to enter busu sisted by the government am! Amurlumgwuuc 1'Abi I t's, * !• fl w u Reduced K a t e s on All Railroads lean ships should be on the seven seu» m. to ,'!:(>!> p, m. sr ■ B B B t f K B a U B C f l f l M B B n B N B ] I C H S t l B U J K U B U D M B U B P R X A X I t H HU B U C B C U UU B C S X E B B B B B B B fl B I B tt B B f l B K B B B B of commerce and if other miliuiis cun Jurl.e Mary February t lilt, 10 ;IIH » have ships America eon have r.htps n. n». to .’!:0Q p, m. n and there will be a way to have them. ;' Panin- February lath, 10:110 il. l;l n n f3 ---- <•-----------to t‘J:iKi m. .las. L . Giles, Tren-uiriT a W . II. O’N eal, i ’re .id eal IMKKIIIAN U SES YAUI1T Jioiiruc— F'ehiunry I'dh, I :Uti p. in. *• I I . ‘i l . D ickson, V .-l’rea. t*. K. Howard, Secretary 2 (In 3:00 p.m . u a ■ Slnr uf "Rack Monu* nnd Drake Itiixy A. VAUGHAN. unBUC3HBEBt}I:cnB.*inQ3BBnBCBBI.BnMBnBBJiBlIUflRgXKBCIIBBIBIIl $ Q During Fiiming t.f Piclure Sanford Daily Herald tion rmbrncc.x nearly nil the countk* of South Florid*. It to the onty real exposition of the varied reaourcua of the state nr.d aside front the many ex­ hibits there la* plenty of fun and amusement In the shows and the big Gaepnrilln celebration that utfords so much amusement to the visitors. P e o p le s B a n k of S a n fo rd PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD J The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter • ]P NOTICE TO TAX Py\YERS A I V K .' ; ' Ail Roads Lead to Orlando . Maxwell & Britt ORLANDO, FLA', FEBRUARY 13-17,1923 1 Everything in the Store Selling at miraculously low prices. While nl Sag Guilin*, I.. !. .making •-xlvritir >,i * in- fur Ids Lit,*-'! I'.itumount picture, "Back Home mid I Itrnkc" a Gemgi- \»ir- hIi iv , TIuumii Mi ighar, lb* -lim, friivt-b-d (orl v If.,minutvH. mi a yin lit from Slu-licr I-iroiii cvi-i y day tu vvorl:. Mtighuo lived with Id -, old friend, John Rrupdcr *ih Shelter Island, during llu- com putty's May on lefalmn, which vvm it.M arros.-, the bay from Sag H u t or. The Paramount slur made up vt-iy mnrning in the cold nvn bree/amd at riigl.t v.h<-n the t-hooting fur tin- dn> bad b* ■o finislicd lit- boarded the t iariin-l J it the return trip to tin b land. * "Hack Home a n ! Drake’ is a novel pivtti fe arid i , filled with genuine Ado humor. T'lieru arc many drama!-, ie moments. Lila Lee* head* «n tin-, usually strong supporting cost. "ihirl: Hum. nnd Broke" will ho the feature at thu Princess today nnd to­ morrow, We Vstill have a very beautiful selection o f SILK and WOOL DRESSES that a rc going at the following’ prices: ONE LOT OF DRESSES ONE LOT OF DRESSES n 6 •*4 (Values up lo $29.50) (Values up to $30.5(1) This Display Includes S m art S treet, Afternoon ami P arly Dresses i* ? Quite a Seleelion of Street and Dress H ats left at pciees Hint will move them— take ndvantage of this Opporluniiy Anything in the Fall and Wintey* Line of Coats, Coat-Suits, and ^Spo/;t-Suit8 are being closed out a t unheard of prices. Your inspection will convince you-----------------------------------------------Come and^ see R S E K i i i B R s i t S K c s a s i n . 1a * § c n i n « x r j , i i i a ^ a R i e e r t r u M n c x s a x R * : r j 3 a w x g a s r s n x n a s . x a a a i : B e n i ! PKt i B i i ii r it . 1 "Jie-iides—'rob' H a nnaty wtirrd. J too harsh-for a gintlcmin's lip.. 'Jaitui' ■ Dial's the wtirrd to use—-Iresides, it «e makes yet- eounieiite easier, too."— g Extract from Return of Miles * O'Rnurke, K. of C, Hall, Monday ■ 5 ! night, Feb. hth nt H. 265-3tc a rM: ____ ________________ ■ M a f Sanford has long needed a parcel J 5 ; delivery; now she lias one. ( ’nil phone ■ tPH and get that package tleljvered ■ hi fore you can say "Robinson Uru- m Mie," 4lidTlui-Fri-.Sut.tfc r i ‘ "MyJ Alex! He vwat;|i his bote part-IS-; . f . •. y ’ ... . , . i -» ( . . j ■,. , . ' L ! /if S od in the middle* nad has the most;- *A light, economical Fivc-Pn&scngeP Car of pleasing apearance Tftat ■ jl lichutifdl crease | T -i in^ta Sunday pant*.*ba,"~ l f l 1 ‘ Extract from Return of Mips ()’Uourkc,_ ■urki K. of C, Ilalt, _ Monday(j t, P'epL oth. at s j>. hi.- f j - ^' ■ ' jjjjM * r “ ** ' n •■ : ‘■.v'-rl * , In order to clcnr out our-enlirc slock we nre olTering these amazing values before m ove to our new Shop (n ext to the p ostoffice) In Ihe new Mclsch Building . B SAVE MONEY ON TIKES AND TU BES Get My Prices Before Buying 4 Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup *•- - ‘v -• ... X: ■. East First SlreclSt/e *.e “WIIEItE STYLE ItEIGNfi” . Goodrich ' . :- --* ;■ — - •r ----------0pp. Ford Servico Station *^:. i t1- -< • * |.* i Silvrrtown F. P. RINES S J . J . CATES, Proprietor --------b * ■ 201 W est F irst Street PHONE I 103 Palmetto Arc. ■ -.—Phone JHI-J flBBXRBBMHMBBMknWBBBBBBIKI j . L. WILLIAMS, M anager - »■ 181 |Y-Sanfofd, J __ ___ (Florida S �' : fwfflp I . 7 .-WAV’ TV ' ’I ■j5pr--; . c*. PAGE THEBANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1923 * MsJM a a ci a n a a - BUSINESS : S CLASSIFIED = ads : DIRECTORY = : m ao B» ^ Claoilfled Ada (< a line. No * A *• ■* >d taken for leea than 15c. •* *a and poaltlvely no daaoified *■ M ad* charred to anyone. Caah *■ ^ must accompany all orders. M ^ Cotnt fir* word* to n line m i a l a i a i n l a i o N i o *a and remit accordingly. Ml a a n a a a a a a a --------Too cut find the name of •rerr Ur* Bu*Ine*a Man la Sanford U thla Coin mo each day. If v * pleaae you, tell other*; If not, and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc LEXINGTON, 1921 new top and FARMERS— You con get seed bed Down frnm—> and Irrigation plug* at tfc* payment .............. Sanford Novelty Worka. 100-tfe ■ __ __________________________ tell no. Phone 498 ELTON J . MOUGHTON ARCH ITECT FOR~5a l K—-twelve furnished rooiita R*om 7, Miller Bldg. with three year lease at 115 Pal­ ■AWFORD •> -:* *s* FLORIDA metto avenue. 235-tfe FOR SALE— Eight turkey cottiers, 10 cents per pound, f. u. b. LongSANFORD NOVELTY wood. C. W. Entxmingcr. 255-3tp WORKS F c n r s m ^ r room two story house , on West Side, near Routh Hakery. V. C. C O LLER , Prop. All modern.—E. J . Taylor, R. A., Box General Shop and Mill 100, Snnford, Fla. 205-‘dtp . W ork FOR SALE-M odern bungalow ,lmrgain for quick sale. Also five acres CONTRACTOR and BU ILD ER ■IT Commercial Street—Sanford, Flo. hammock land, partly rlearcd. Easy terms. Inquire 1101) Oak ave. 2M-3tp ; B. W . HERNDON ' ! 5 FOR RENT]] --------- Full llENT—"Furnished niom with or without kitchenette, 710 W. First F1RB---------AUTO------- DON l)S street. 2fi4-3lp FOR RENT.—7 room house. Apply S. 0 . Shinholser Miller & Son. •2fi5.‘>tp FoTt lOiNT — Furnislied double lied C ontractor and Builder room, in private family. Gentlemen FLORIDA only. Coll afternoons or evenings, at SANFORD fill) Palmetto Ave. 26G-3tp FOR RENT—Front bed room, also A. P. Connelly & Sons garage, 117 Laurel Ave. 2G0-3tp K a t a b l U h r d 1»<M FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, S. K. n-K-A -L U-H-T-A-T-H Fam e Im m tm rn ta corner 11th street and Elm avenue. l n - l m p r . i w , l land tn .u rn n cc — M. Schneider. 2*70-31 p l l l r I.ola S n r r l r Honda FOR IiEN'T—3 rums for light ilouseHom e* ' l.n a n a keeping, 1020 Union Ave. 20ti-2tp IN SURAN CE AGENCY H a a ln ra a P r o p r r t r C taarn WANTED j ________________________________ Main Ofriro iiiia i .tv COMI'AXV xiniarii r a n fo h u llu aln eaa j WANED—A chance tu build your now homo beforo lumber get* any Ihigher. Plans and estimates furnishcd.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc istvm TH K XT c o m pa n y , P h u n r an i o i ^h ; . M n a n o iia A « r . STEW ART -The “ “ vIorist WANXKI)_ Smnrl w wjth whcT- -Floral Designs Stone's Market, Sanford Avenue. 2ri7-lfc Annual nnd Ornamental Plant* W A ITED —A gimd dry hand milker. 814 Myrtle Ave.----------- Phone 260-W Steady man. Apply to G. W. Spen­ cer. 2<lli-4tp SANFORD MACHINE WANTED"—Roller top desk'nttd chair, COMPANY also medium or smnll iron wife.— 2C5-3tp General Machine and Boiler. Mobley's Drug Store. Cut Flowers- Works MISCELLANEOUS Cylinder Grinding FOR SALE—Wood for sale, small Automobile Repairs 1)locks and trimmings from the Acetylene Welding Phone G2---------- Snnford; Florida irate mil!. 50c a wagon load nt the L. B. HODGINS AUTO RADIATOR AND SHEET METAL. WORKS General Repairing 207 French Ave.— ------- Snnford, Fla. 1-1-1 Dtp. B U k i h B l Q i n n K i N : PURELY 5 : PROFESSIONAL S Hi N Bh ^ Ml . , -------Card* at Sanford** Rrput* hi* Professional Men, each oi who*». In hi* ehoaen pro■fettloa the Herald rccommend* to the people? Moral—-have a Savings count with this bank. ( H r T h e A.«fw lnlr«l l ' r r « » l 17c While Rose Buckwheat Flour, per package, 26c Ac-, No. 2 cans Tomatoes <- runs like new', Down paym ent Steady Sugar Peas 13c Can L IB E R T Y , 1922. This c a r has been used by a careful driver and is Rood for several years j of excelleht serv­ ice. Down payment A COMMUNITY B U ILD ER F. P. FORSTER, President ■ ASSORTED CAM PBELL’S SOUPS, per can io c ll B. F. WUITNP.lt, Cashier LEXING TO N, 1921, and overy•thing is new, including Cord T ires. Down payment ■ Oversea Lye Hom­ iny, per can, “FLU” VICTIMS ARE GIVEN ADIVCE AND ENCOURAGEMENT $ 2 0 0 MAY QUICKLY REGAIN HEALTH payment „.... . BUICK LIGHT SIX, Down Paym ent .... 28c FORI) TRUCK. buys this car. IIU IC K FO U R, Down Payment 1 35c $1110.00. Cash Good News to The Thousands Who Have Been Attacked by “Flu” ; nhul^ Health and Strength Promised All Who lleed the ■ late Message $100 Palmolive Soap, bars for 3 Octagon Soap Pow­ der, pkg. 25c 4c ARM AND HAMMER Soda, Small package "Flue" has again miutc it* njv ( ’l i t I \1PUU it I n . I , , I The appetite increase*. Food is .! “ .J.. * J '* haul .u i c.i |(j.„j„.rK. iiiccstcd nnd usslmilatcd., |>arailv,? in all aections of the enun- J, £ ____________ that wdl give you r e a l ^ m c e . , Thc lll<lod MrW|P(li Tlw „ m i3j lty. Many are now weak nnd ru n -j- _____________________________ 4 sll"ullnted1 and the jmlHtuis in the in -blown, nervous, Hlreplcsa, tired and my men! test mill trncl tire vlimittnled. with little or no appetite. The. atom- j m ASSORTED JE L L O , per package. Increased strength and n return of nch i« nut of sorts and the food does * LEXINGTON. 1921. has the ap­ not digt'st properly. It takes a long * pearance and runs like new. the glotv of hofllth is the result. VICTOR EVAPORATED A PPLES, per R E-t’U-MA in quick. In 1 to 3 days time for a person, suffering from a 1* Down Paym ent ..................a CF I d f I you will notice u great improvement |Flu attack to regain strength. To all b ■ in your condition. --uch ItE-CU-MA come*'ns u positive’ J oi.dsmobile six . a gooti light RE-t'U-M A'is on sale in Snnford. blessing, used car. hk at the Union Pharmacy and at almost RE-t’ U-MA is nature's tonic. Mode; Down Payment tJy X M K / O CANS M A XW ELL HOUSE CO FFER nil other good drug stores. ; of root* nnd herbs, it quickly get* the Price 31,00 o bottle.—Adv, digestive organs in good condition. OI.DSMOBILE K, 1920 seven__________ Saturdny Only S75 ■ passenger, a good car for liv-: — s s s u is s M s s s s s n n s iiitfs iM S S u s iiB in s iis iis s H s is s s a s s M i cry. Down MOMBBOBMBBBBBBBaBOUOBBRKOBBBBBaOBBRBItaHBaaBBMSBBBBBBB Payment ................ A number of olhrr K00d ..*M ■ cars a t your own price. ■ \i7 i T T " 10/O DISCOUN T YVILL ■ B E ALLOWED. FOR CASH Hill, wire, or better still, coimr 5 nnd look them over and get ■ your choice. B. & 0. Motor 1 || Will accept EJprds as a part payment FLORIDA ‘ AND W ESTERN MEATS ;■ K A N SA S CITY ST A L L -FE D B E E F ()ur |t,a|s nrc he I -’ine.st Q uality Our > Meats are ooff ((he Finest Quality WESSON OIL -For Y our Convenience in Ordering Iteef ({oasts Pork Roasts Brisket Stew Sparc Itlhs Sirloin Roasts Chuck Roasts Crime Rib Roasts Rolled Roasts Rump Roasts Luncheon Meats Hamburger Steak Tenderloin Steaks T-llone Steaks Tripe Supreme Fork Chops Country Sausage Soup Bone Fork Hams Mutton Roast Mutton Stew Liver Ham Shoulder Roasts Round Steaks Club Steaks Fickled Figs Feet F a t Mackerel Breakfast Bacon Breakfast Sausage Bologna Fure Fork Home­ made Sausage Link Sausage :■ *S Pints .... ..............HOC Merry Widow SelfRising Flour, 24 lbs. $1.15 8Tound Bucket Snow drift................ ® fe 2 7 ; 4 Pound Bucket Snow drift 65c S': Q u a rts .......... ......5 8 c_______________ S m ■ rn ................ ..... I . —I— Runiford Baking Powder, can — — CORN FLA KES, per pkg. F a t Hens and FrycrsQUICK DELIVERY^ E No. 2 Campbell’s Pork.and Beans....;!! S J ____________ . ' S THE FINEST QUALITY AND CHOICEST CUTS STALI*-FED B E E F , PORK, J . HUGH T1LLIS, Prop. I’lione 105 ---------------------402 Sanford Avenue jj LAMB AND V EA L *1 j ? i S POULTRY—Turkeys, Chickens, Milk-Fed Fryers, Ducks KINGAN’S, SW IFTS’ AND MORRIS’. BREA K FA ST BACON, Lh. Sounds good **'tastes/Better i f tio u u s e Bridie: "An' does yo be lonesome, Alex?" I L A W Y E R - iAlex: "Oh, very. An’ does j e bo — Court House lonesome, Birdie?" Hridio: “Oh, very.”—Extract from Ujm Examined Gloose* Deolgned Return of Miles O’Rourke, K. of C. at 8. Henry McLaulin, Jr., Hall, Monday night, Feb. 5th’ 2G5-3tc 38c ■ i^ rrf ' T R Y OUR FRESH PORK SAUSAG Fresh Country E ggs >u per dozen 1 Pound Box Break fast Sausage 45c - 25c j . .« r O p t D. Mrs.' A. I. Spencer Spirella Gorsetiere 2-M w Pool Office Addrea* Del.AND, FLORIDA : ; .' •• j 1 - overdue note*, bad check*. Writ* for our proposition. Oor repreaentotire will call oh you.^-Southem Ad­ justment Agency, Drew Building, O r Undo, Florida. -------- 1 — --------------— n m \ f f lM liw «■* ■PILLSUURY’S REST FLOUR, 24 pounds for $200 ICHELLE MAINES m. pkg. 12c COMPANY SOLICITOUS WANTED—Either laOptldao-Optemetrlot die* or gentlemen to ehll on mer­ 713 Boot F irst S t m t Sanford, Fta. chant* and other hu»ine«a men and holicit aid account* for collection. Lib­ R. M. W ELSH ^ eral commissions promptly paid for nervier*. Write, Southern Adjustment Graduate Veterinarian Agency, Drew Bldg., Orlando, FlnTelephones: , Office Office 123 O)-polite P. O. Residence 257 Del.and, Florida COLLECTIONS—OLD ACCOUNTS, :f IRISH POTATOES, 15 POUNDS FOR RF.-CU-MA TH E R E M E D Y $100 2i I 14 (VI \ H I I I II 3 I K | t V I K H DORT, 1921 Model. First $275 cash g ets this car. rip. s j? ; No. 3 Cans Rosedale 5 Peaches, per can GRANT S IX — A good car for the money we are asking. Down MIAMI, Feb. 2.—A dexperat* fight lM.-twrcn federal Pruhibitjan ngent* nnd Wilbur Phelps, proprietor of the Plantation Inn roadhouso near lien- Corner 2nd St. nnd Sanford Ave. ■ ^ featured a raid-by a number of dry ,* * officers at 2 o’clock thla morning. A SANFORD, F L A . quantity ,of liquor wn* found during hB the search, officers said. Telephone Number 191 ** CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c George A. DeCkittes , and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef­ . A ttorney-at-Law field Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name nnd nddre** clearly. You will Over Seminole County Book eceivc In return a triut package con BAN FORD . j . -t- Fid) RIDA tnining Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains in shirs . FR E D R . WILSON1 and hack; rheumatism, backache, kid­ A TTO RN EY-A T-LA W ney nnd bladder ailments; nnd Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome nnd F irst National Bank Building thoroughly cleansing cathartic for SANFORD FLORIDA constipation, biliousncas, hcoduches, nnd sluggish bowels. Sold every where.—Adv. White Rose Pancake Flour, per package C H A L M E R S SPO U T* lookft tyid mill. Fine to make your heavy wood Tiic above cars have been thnr- a hum well.—Shinholst-r's Mill. ouglily re-conditiom'il and- h ave1" 2fil-e.e.d-i\vp our guarantee; and th e initial ” F A R ilk liii—Plenty of saw dust free payment is small and the bjri-j*| nt Shlnholscr’a Mill. It's the right mice on libera! monthly pay-{* kind'for tiling. 254-e.o.d.lwp m eats. * 2 PROHIBITION AGENTS AND ROADHOUSE MAN HAVE DESPERATE FIGHT TH ESE A R E OUR REG U LA R PRICES With money deposited at Our Savings Department earning 4% Interest, there will be no need for borrowing. FO lt SALE Storage Facilities )k r' and try to borrow a Hundred— you quickly find out how people estimate your worth! liUICK, late model, just what you want. Down Q ' l f y t Z paym ent ............ FOR SA LE—Doaier nnd Gaya* paints Quick Service T ransfer 1 FOR SALE AT THE GREATEST BA R­ GAINS EV ER O FFERED tffie most deliciouspancakes anyone e^ er, tasted //I k RIGHT PRICE REIGNS The Big Pay Cash, Pay Less, Carry it ] Store a » **e c *^ n r **« :jin B « iB C ii*** �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERAI-P. FRIDAY. FERRHARY 36 38 40 45 50 and Save and'Save and Save and Save and Save $22.94 a $25.82 a $29.21' a $40.91 a $60.90 a Month Month Month Month Month 'S ta r t Today in a Financial Way to Get Richer and Richer COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY MONTH Since its very beginning: the Seminole County Bank has stood for the best in financial m atters. Its wonderful strength, its fair dealings with its patrons, its attitude toward the public, have been big factors in its growth. Your Savings Account will be welcomed here; your money will be.absolutely sate and available at any time you should need it and it will earn 4% interest. SMALL ACCOUNTS RECEIVED — S E R V I C E BASIE B A L L FOOT BA LL BA SK ET B A LL T R A P SHOOTING Formal application has been .made tho American legion and the Scnmembeni of the Hrotherhood of Andrew for berths In the City wling 1^ ague which, if accepted, 1 mean an eight club league, piny* ’ four games each week. The olTicln) schedule which was.to re been published today, has been d up pending the decision that tht lie made upon the two new np’AtiotiH, and should there be no de­ GOLF BOWLING 4 TENNIS BOXINC CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor I’ros Idint' Walter W. Rose of the Florida State league ban culled ft rdi eting of the tdubs of tin* league to convene here Sunday afternoon, this being nn adjourned ntevting from the regular r.nminl mooting held Jnnunry While there has been some, talk of the possibility of independent ball su­ perseding the league, it does not uppear that the obstacles confronting tile league’se existence are more “orious than they hove been at any oth­ er season. \vnett jiskul what bit * '1110111 \v.:* cision arrived at before the opening of the second half, which is next Mon* day night, the regular schedule will be used and the two new clubs play­ ing each other on Friday night, n new ' schedule being drafted from that night on. * There will be a meeting of the dif- 1 ferent clubs of the league to take a \ vote on the above application some time within the next few days. The first half of- the season came Su-vettHnn (Cong) Holding (Cong) . I'enaitigton (Tong) May (Mens) Amatins (Farmers) A. Itciiauld (t.'ong) Hitts (Mens) ,. Herti.it (Formers) Over Iin (Mens) .... Couth (Farmers) , I.. lie nail hi ((long) E CAR O F OKLAHOMA HOUSES W IL L HE SOLI) AT AUC TION AT liR A D Y’K S T A P L E N E X T orida League Will Meet Orlando on Next Sunday with reference to the outcome of Uv difTicultivu, Mr. Rost* HtatL-d: "in my opinion tlit? league will continue, al­ though there is u ■possibility of a chftftifO in the cities now represented. TMs In no. different than the Viluatioti which has obtained each year in the pai.t,'* At llie close of last season Mr. Rase stated th at he would not be a can­ didate far re-election as league pres­ ident, and in conversation yesterday Cnaliraieti hi.; previous statement that he is not a candidate and wishes to he relieved. la lining the serving of Mr. Rose the league lores m e o f its orgatslat-r?, who Im < pulled it out of i.iaay his four yearn r.s president. Under h li’ JemJtftVhlp bfjr offlej hi* ■ 1 5 - I t 1f § T ^ 1 i - ' met all its financial obligations very promptly, and at the annual meeting on January l ‘j ,’ eVrh club v.;i> igi, ^ ably surprised at receive a chief; f„r several hundred tbAlarj fi »tn the league treasury. * * During his term,.ns prcnideiit, Mr. R ise wits honored .t>’ being plitrr.| t:[MMi the hoard of arbitration of min-or Itatfue clubs. His intimbte bnowb i ilge of ba eball and the ruki and r.gulatiunJt linve made him on «-pcr tally valuable man for the position of provident, \vh:ch he has held <*:ur the iig.mir.r.tim of the Hot .Mu r- .te I.eiig iv iuu: je a r r ngo,—Orln.uU* 1- Consisting of High Grade Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, S ware, Cut Glass and many articles too numeious to mention goods to be sold at auction. to 11 elbse last week, the Congregatioiia! < tub bolding an undisputed claim to the pennant, having wutl all their games but one, and Uit-y lost that one by the narrow margin of six pimj on n night several of their best bowlers were absent. Club Standing (First Half) * will slitrt promptly nl 1 0’cl tick, rain or shine. Any one in d of cow ponies or farm horses should la* sure to attend this !, they will be sold strictly to the highest bidder for cash. Car of Good Fresli Milk Cows at Private Sale "Milei*, me buy. you’re a footirdi gcBoon to be thinkin' of reachin' for a Mar m> far off in the blue heaven*,-’ —-Extract from Return of Miles O’Rourke, K. of C. Halt, Monday piglit, Feb. Mb at 8. 265-3te PROM PTLY *AT ‘•Charity anil a closed tongue ,stne that's what Mis iuvirohee preached Inst Sunday." E xtract'from Return of Miles O'ttourkc, Monday, Feb. 5th at 8 p. nt,, K. uf ('. Hall. 2t!3-3tc STOPS COUfillS AVI) COI.DS Neglected cough, and colds load to milucii/ii, la grippe, asthma and bron­ chitis, anil the old le- thod of ‘‘letting it run it- rnurw'" 1 . t.ipblly giving way to preventive tieatmt-nl. Three generations of users hate tsetifieil ot llie ijuiek relief glvcrt 'b y , Foley's Honey and Tar from coughs, cobji, croup, throat, che-t .and brunihiul trouble. Contains no opintca—iiigredienl.s printed on the wrapper. Re­ fuse imitations and substitute!!. Sold 1 very where.—Adv. Our doors will swing open on the Greatest Jewelry Sale lory of this city, an opportunity th at seldom presents ifa SALE SESSIONS A T 2:30 AND 7:30 P. M. To the F irst Twenty-five Ladies Coming to the Sale -Opening Day We will Give Each a Useful Present. i W e will give to EACH PURCHASER of A B EA U T IFU L A GOODRICH TU BE R EPA IR KIT Come early before the supply is exhaust­ ed. W e have a large stock of Goodrich Tires*and can fill your needs in any­ thing in the Automobile line :: :: :: Models nt our beautiful SJiuw Rooms and Filling' Station— TO B E GIVEN AW AY High Grade Mcchsttiic’Iff ch a rs e of our Repair Department LAST DAY OF SA LE — —■ Prompt Service and Courteous Treatm ent— Pay Us a Visit LA D IES’ ANI) G E N T L E M E N ’S REST ROOM: W E HAVE IT 101 FIRST 115 Magnolia Avc Sanford, Florida STR EET SANFORD, aaaaa �f", * \‘t. PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1922 i *igc, ly »w ig o i .y imuces w il l |j __ _ __ ____ ______ _______ I Have you been to see us yet? If not we are sure looking for you Saturday, u u r stock is now complete. In the average Grocery Store you have from 4 ^ h u n d r e d items to select from. At PIGGLY-WIGGLY, you have over l,o00 items to select from. If it’s to be had, you’ll find it at PIGGLY-WIG-» d n^rJj5Ji^remcni^er W^en Groceries can he sold cheaper in Sanford, PIQGLY-WIGGLY will sell them. and Mrs. L. li. Walker, of West Thin! E « street. Mrs. Noegcl will ho pleasant[ J ly remembered as Miss Kuth Brown, who formerly resided here. j VAN CAMP’S EV APO RATED MILK, Tull can ........................ 1 J NO. 3 ( ’AN O V ER SEA S W E E T POTATOES I. 1 VAN CAMP’S TOMATO CATSUP, LARGE SIZE BO TT LE 0 4 ^ O lC 2 NO. 2 CANS ARCTIC CORN ................................... 4 VAN CAMP’S. R IT T ER ’S AN1) CAMPB E L L ’S PORK AND BEA N S, cun . D EL MONTE LO G A N BERRIES, Cun ....... A Q ....... u 2 t ....... J L U C 4 1?** JL O iZ NO. 2 CAN I’DM ATOW'-s . £k O sZ :$ > /- , A eH * ........... 7 H O o iB lL * • ------------- ----------- -- StJNSET GOLD BUTTER . . . . . . . 4 4 ** JL JL l BEECHNUT P E A N U T BUTTER, TH R EE SIZES, 2t»c. I9c AND ............. ' fy Q * * NO. ‘J CAN GOLD BAR i*EACHES LARGE POSTlfM C E R E A L , PEIl PACKAG E N( 1. 2 ' . (’A N VA N CAM1”S PUMPKIN TWO FOR .... .r. 1 1 I.MIRY’S NO. 3 CAN CORN B E E F HASH ........... 1 ! ! 13c 25c 59c 15-OZ. b o t t l e g r a n d e CHERRIES :t FAN'S SUN BR IG H T C LEA N SER ........... O ld D u tc h C le a n s e r, can R 'j e l l i e s 0 5 C 1 1 l i -n z . M on* 1 J] 1U C a rch K e tc h u p W ESSO N C B u rs O c ta (;n n S o u p . O K i, u u C O IL S p ts . ■ 5 ■ WITH EACH $5.00 ORDER ........... * 7 ■ , FR U ITS am! V EG E T A B LES FROM T H E GARDEN DAILY T H E S E A RE OUR R EG U LA R P R IC ES AND SflO-Thu-Frl-Siit-tfe " "W hen talk is Imd for people then silence is the Ivest policy.** IN tract Tioiii It ft u r i» o f Mile., <Vitnui he, Mop ■ : iiay. Feb. fith at X p. m,, K. o f f-. H Hall. 205-3tc ■ M tM \ * Ji "llrsln, you are the one liright ;.tar Hn mV darkening fife." - Kxtrmt from Itcturn of Miles O'ltniirke, K. of C. Mull, Monday night, Feb. filli at H. 205-3tr 25c 24c 37c Hi! W ELCH LADES. A LL FLA V O R ?/ JA R A r ..... l / J L ■ S 3 \ WHITE BACON, PER LB 18c 1 3 \ NO. 1 CAN LOGANB E R R IE S ......... G r a d e A C o fT cc, I b J I S c 29c Qt«.55c \ \ COMPOUND LARD, LB. 1 ! SUGAR ! 15 LB. FOR............ STKOUT FARM ACBNCY 11.1 Magnolia Ave. Exceptional bargain for n limited * I ^*time, fine location nil Sanford Heights , m r » | —-lot 70x12f/, 2 story H- mum house, 5 all improvements, bath, toilet, electric lights, phono. Large porch, oak and pine shade, garage, ■poultry house, A j vvnsh shetl, cow stall. Owner del j^Lipiick sale has put n bargain price ive on ■ iliis very desirable property. *•> IIIMI Su will give possession. 205-1 fe liUK. NO. 2 CAN Rfel) LIN E CUT BETS M o rte n S a il p e r p k fr. /? U 9 T * * ma ! 3 1 A tf t 5 LB. FIN E GRANULATED SUGAR GIBBS' TOMATO CA TSUP, * P E R BOTTLE .............. TWO FOR .................. ...a. I 4 X (8 c Iliic . * l-L B . CAN T IP TOP C O FFE E t7 ! 1i 1 1 1 Ul-LBS. S W E E T * POTATOES F L Q U It 24 LBS. $1.26 3 FOR $1.00 Mrs. J . S. Krcmms, of Asheville, N. J| ■ r 3 t’., is in the city the guest of Mr*. Mrs. G (5,.jj■ - 1 M. Shipp, tlpp, on the Heights. Mrs. in ■ Km turns is n former resident of this j {city and is being warmly welcomed a*. hy her many friends. 55c | And when better butter is made it will be when the cows get wiser P tL L S B U R Y l i I * Hags and haggnge, in fact any bid) J |(thing delivered to any old place any is 2 j.,i.i old time, by just calling IPS. 2Crt-Thu Fri-Sat.-tfc a sk et Fair prices are Ihc invariable rule here. “ Fair prices for Pure Foods" is our sloifan. Let us have your order and we will deliver It for you ! ! ! ! ! E- . .... B Mr. and Mrs. I*. W. Noegcl, of Ft. Fierce are visiting in the city the j 10 lb. Irish Potatoes, The kind that cook m ealy.. 19c NO. 2 CAN R O Y A L S C A R L E T P IN E A lT L fe yo u m o n ey In* the advertisement, trxlay the I’ijrKly-WiirKjy ntoro in this city cite* you prices on grot-erie* that tell the tale. The .cash nnd carry plan is the only up-to-date plan of aellinu, groccries that have proved the wisdom of the old ndngc that n penny saved is ft penny made and wherever you can save on your grocery hill it is worth while carrying them honie and sav­ ing this money. Itead the advertise­ ment and wi\tch tho Daily Herald for announcements of the Piggly-Wiggly |j (J li Save ■ S • “REMKM BER” “WK DICLIVKR TH E GOODS” jj ■ 5 “ ■aHBHKRBQKM cnBitr.nrnKananuBRaEEZiattSGrnBaEessnsgaaHBnKrf rm IBBBBBBBBBBIlBflBBBBBBBBnKflBUaaBBBUBBBaXBaUBatlBCUnaCUnflBn^RgUUSBBSUIlUaBBBBBI^BBIIBaH 5 10-OZ. JA R W A K E FIE L D MARMALADE N-OZ. GRANDE C H ER RIES 1 T A L L CAN PINK ■SALMON TW O FO R v ..... Oik V ( f it * rfttfe d \ m flfl A -S k © ® © DKCF.ARES ANOTIIIIK DIVIDEND TO TH E P t '« l ,i r * ARMOUR’S STAR HAMS, II).' Have Your-Dollar Use its Cents at PIGGLY WIGGLY 23c V A LU E SC R U B , - •T, *. 4 J l* --- L4c I3c [9c KING AN’S NUT M ARGEIUNE We will give away F R E E with every Ham purchased i Pound Box of Bacon ....................... FANCY F U E L CREAM *1 CH EESE ......... :.............................•.................... .......:....tj CRISCO NO. t CAN, 2 l r ; NO. I ' i ( ’AN, 29c: NO. It CAN, 5 8c; NO. « CAN, $1 .1 5 ; NO. 9 CAN, $1.71. 3 ROLLS MOGUL 4 .T O IL E T P A P E R . , _____________________ i CREAM OF WHEAT. P u c k e r FRI5SH KILLED DRESSED CHICKENS, lb. These Arc All Milk-fed FANCY CORN-FED GEORGIA PORK LEGS, lb. 20c PU R E LARD (bring your can), per ID...... . ....... ..15c FANCY FLORIDA B E E F , all cuts, lb. .... .... . 15c CORN-FED FLORIDA PORK LEGS, lb. 20c LONG ISLAND. DUCKLINGS (these are plump) lb. 38c FA N C Y W ESTERN STEER B E E F , all cuts, lb. ..... 25c All other Cuts of Florida Pork, Roasts and Stews, lb. 15e FA N CY CREAM CHEESE, lb ...... ........ ........................ 35c ....... 55c BEST CREAM ERY BUTTER, lb. CALIFORNIA SMOKED HAMS, lb. 20c FRESH OX TONGUE, l b .................. ......................15c. FA N C Y BREA K FA ST BACON (by the slab), lb...... 25c Cut, per lb................ ....... ......................... ............... 30c . FA N CY BLOATERS SMOKED, 3 f o r ............................. 25c I-LB. T A L L CAN ARGO RED SALMON 1 CARTON. 20 Kc PACKAGES b t ANS LIGHTHOUSE C LEA N SER .,U . . . A L L CHESTKRFIKD CIG A R ETTES lO c 2?c ....------ $ 1.00 £ C/2 8c B R E A D EDDY’S BLUING t BOTTLE .................... L A U R E L PU R E LARD, 1-L B . CARTONS ........ ALL 10c SPICKS ..... E A S Y FLO W SA LT, MORTON’S SA LT, PER PACKAGE ..... SH RED D ED W H EAT, 2 Packages POST TOASTIES OR CORN PLA K ES, 2 Packages ................................... .. Y E L L O W RII*E BANANAS. P er Duzen ...".......7..................... 6 P ack ag es ... ................................................ 25c We are Selling ftll of our Groceries out} some chances only, come onto in n F or Saturday we will have everything that the market affords and the law allows. Our vegetable display shall a t all times be one of the hobbies of the store; Come to see us, you’ll like the PIGGLY-WIGGLY way. No one^to dictate or suggest what you shall buy, and you save ytiusclf by helping -‘ yourself. A -:''N .--‘i £ * Life Time We Reserve the Right to Refuse all Hotel and Restaurant Business 5 4- ..—- 1j ' -L: K E E P MOVING ., ,«The Only.Solution is Keep the Small Man in Business T H E S E PItIC ES QUOTED ABOVE AUK T E LLIN G YOU PLA IN FACTS TH A T T H E SM ALL MAN IS WORKING FOR YOU -COME AND G ET YOURS ■ ■ ONE CAR-LOAD TO CHOOSE FROM------- Wo are Talking to You All, at Sg=V^ii . -V.* raianiffferanifiiRigfgfL. • - * ,r/ V -. N ext Door to the Coca-Cola Bottling Works *. - i t : \ . . • •. •• -**'/• Y •. • • j r , ifti* rk\ : ^ ■ - , 5 . S if - i * . , * , 4 -. *; -‘ rY'« * . •■*1'. . ■’ sSH ! � 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 02, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 02, 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 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/b805632a7e890ba22fe228e86a1f7964.pdf fda3be54e0d4fac25865dde409af15a2 PDF Text Text IN TH E H E AR T OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 265 SANFORI), FLORIDA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1923 VOLUME IIL Must Have License Closing Days Tags on All Cars . Of The Revival Full of Interest From This Time On DR. KINO AND Mil. WOI-SLAREI HAVING HEARTIEST CO-OPERATION TO MAKE PLANS PRESENT INC TO CONGRESS THE NEW AGREEMENT The lime hns passed when the shcriff nntl his deputies nnd the county motorcycle policemen nnd the city o f­ ficers will request thnt you get that 1023 license tag. You have had one month nnd your time is up, und the police nnd the deputies nre on the trnil of everyone this morning who drives down town without nny license tags. They nre ver ynicc nnd indite about it, however, nnd they are not going to bo mean about the matter even though tho time is up. Severnl who have their thgs failed to put them on the enrs thl summing nnd some have not received the tags or­ dered. Wherever this occurred nnd the.mutter was explained to the offi­ cers allowed the car owners to go in pence, but tomorrow Oh hoy,—look out. Sheriff Hnnd intends to enforce the luw und every car must have his license 'tag so get busy nnd got it now. Upon By British Embassy and FORTY ORANGE GROWERS WILI British Cabinet nnd All BE GUESTS OF Seems Settled (n r T lr Ah w U I ( 4 F re aa) WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—Secretary Mellon, chairman of* the American Debt Funding commission called a meeting of the commission for later this afternoon to make plans for presfnting to congress the AmericanRritish agreement accepted in l i n ­ den. The call followed official notifi­ cation by. the British embassy thnt the Rritish cabinet had acted.favor­ ably on the American plnn. LONDON, Feb. 1.— The cabinet council yesterday with unexpected promptitude, and almost without fur­ ther debate decided to accept the Am­ erican terms for funding the British debt and ?o far ns known without res­ ervations of nny kind. No official statement has been is­ sued beyond the Imre announcement or acceptance and if any reservations, and counter proposals, they probably will become known nfter the nmbnsrador at Washington hns coqummlcatcd the British government's deci­ sion to the state department. WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—Advices announcing the acceptance by tho |lnti*h cabinet of tho American debt funding suggestions were received by official Washington with undisguised satisfaction. The feeling prevailed generally thnt a step toward breaking “ tho vicloUjf cycle of world debts," hnd been taken and thnt the result would be a substantial improvement in world conditions. On the basis of press dispatches which were supplemented Inter by a brief cable to tho state department fro niAmbassndOr Harvey in I^mdon members of the American debt fund­ ing commission began immedointo pre­ paration for presenting the terms of the tentative settlement to congress. Some further negotiations nre ex­ ported to be necessary, however, since According to Mr. Harvey’s cabled re­ port, the British government agreed to the American suggestions “ in prin­ ciple." To what extent such nn agree­ ment ntny affect the suggestions car­ ried back to Ixrndon by Stanley Bald­ win, chancellor of the exchequer, and nis colleagues of thp mission, wa* not known Inst night hut it was believed in official circles thnt the major ques­ t. ns of interest rates nnd the plan for the amortization had been accept­ ed by the British without change. As a result of Mr. Harvey’s cable message, it was-stated officially, the plans would be made for a meeting of the American commission Into today if n further report promised on details of the agreement wns recicvcd from Mr. Harvey in tinio for decoding hnd hassador, acting for hls government. Members of the American commis­ sion appeared to be divided as to the procedure to be followed in submit­ ting the ifucitlon of ratification of the agreement to congress. Some of them, including Secretary .Mellon who is chairman, and Senator Sn.ent, Utah, and Representative Burton, Ohio, wero represented as urging immedi­ ate changes in tho law broadening the commission’a power so it could com­ plete the settlement. *. It was understood that the presi­ dent favored action by congress on a resolution by which congress could vote cither to accept of reject the set­ tlement moat of the provisions of which are outside tho present foreign FLORIDA SIIKIUFF HAND AND 1118 DEI' •trriRS. AND MOTOR POLICE ARK ON T1IK JOR TODAY • t I t j T h e A s socia te* Press) TAM PA, Feb. 1.—A party of for­ ty of forty Californians interested in citrus culture were to leave Los An­ geles today for a tour of Florida. The party comes in the invitation of sixty-two orange growers of Florida who visited California Inst summer nnd the party oipocts to visit Tam­ pa, Orlando, Sanford nnd probably the East Coast. ('.Hint Shipments Reported (or Jan FlorIda -Sanford Section Florida— Manatee section California Florida—Tampa Section ... MOST PROMINENT RANK HRS IN COUNTRY DIED AT AGE OF :>1 fill Tlir Avaorlnlril NEW YORK, Feb. 1.— Funeral rerres for Henry Clews, financier, who cd yesterday In his 83rd year will held Saturday morning. Destination of Florida Shipments Savannah, It ; Florence, f>; Potomac Yard.-, I; Cincinnati, 1; Erie, Pa., I; New York, 7; Pittsburgh, 3; Cloveland. t; Rochester, I; Birmingham, I; Chicago, 7; W. Jacksonville, 2; Toronto, I; Detroit, 1;. Atlanta, I; Waycmss, 7; Philadelphia, 2; Balti­ more, I; Norfolk, 1; Youngstown, <)., Diversion* of Fla. Shipments Jan. 31 Front West Jacksonville: Cincin­ nati. 1: Lille Rock, 1; Chicago, 2; 384 28'J 101 l l ic Forum, o f which he wns a trustee, nnd the Richmond Hill (N . Y\) Set­ tlement, o f which he was treasurer nnd director. He was also n director of the Amer­ ican Civic Alliance, tho Japan Peace Society, the Royal Society of Arts of England, the American Chamber of Commcrco of Paris, director of tho International Pence Forum, prealdent o f tho American Peace nnd Arbitra­ tion League, former president of the National Highwayn Protective Asso­ ciation, former treasurer of the MIAMI, Feb. I.—The automobile stolen by hold-up men nrar hero Inst night, from Dr. S. A. Folsom and Steve Johnson, of Atlanta, wns found twelve miles nortl\ qf here on the Dix­ ie Highway this morning. No trnro of tho .highway men who obtained SfflO in cash nnd jewelry in addition to nutomobile was found. Motorcycle policemen who reported the hold up pursued the stolen car n mile hut lost NIGHT MEETING WAS GRACED BY PRESENCE OK POR* TER PIERPONT The Sanford Rotary Club had n fine meeting last night at the Vnhlox Hotel where they enjoyed the usunl Rotary songs nnd Mine Host Cnttanco served the usual collation. The guest of honor was Porter Picrpont, of Savannah, who is the district gov­ NEW YORK TO JACKSONVILLE ernor of Rotary for this district. He SEA HOARD TRAIN IS Is pnylng his annual official visit to WRECKED every Rotary club in the district nnd m r The .taanrl-trS Prr«*t on account of this fact the regulnr RALK1GII, N. C., Feb. 1.—Ono per­ meeting Tuesday was postponed to last night. Mr. Picrpont Is a Rotnr- son wns killed nnd five slightly in­ ian of many years of experience nntl jured early today when the Seaboard New the district made n wise selection in A ir Line train enrouto from giving him this important office. He York to Jacksonville crashed into the not only knows Rotary but he prac­ tear of train No. 301 near Hngood, tices the Rotary principles in his bus­ Vn., ’according to officials of the road iness nnd private life nnd he is filled hen*. Engineer Fields, of New Yorkwith the great spirit of imparting Jacksonville train was killed nnd the firetnnn was hurt by flying glass. his knowledge to others. The otheca, hurt were passengers. He mnde one of tiie finest talks on Rotary last night that the local club has ever heard nnd brought the prac­ tical side of Rotary before the mem­ bers in such a wnyMhat they could not fail to gr«s|a the fundamental principles of this great organization.! Mr. Pierpont held a meeting with the* iiunril of governors after the meeting and went over the year’s work with them nnd commanded them upon! VS GOVERNOR OF PORTO RICO WHERE IIE IS STORMY many features of their program nmli PETREL also gave them good advlee upon) some of the features which had not t I l l y T h e ( M u H n l r d l 9rr«fc) I. Early hern touched upon by the local club.! WASHINGTON, Feb. Mi* visit here was an inspiration for retirement from office of K. Mont the members of the local club for he Reilly,'"whose administration as gov­ is so interested in the Rotary vvorkj ernor of Porio Rico has been attend­ that he never fails to interest other! ed by continual controversy in and people in the work anti the great out of the island was forecast in of­ work of International Rotary in all ficial quartern here. Secretary of Wnr Weeks said because of the con­ parts of the world is hearing fruit. dition j>( Roily'* lu-alth “ Ire may not The Rotary member* regret that slay" in Porto Rico although it Is .Mr. Pierpont cannot remain over here one day to toko in this entire-section still his intention to return there. of the country bat he has promised'to come back some time and spend a few Kiwanis Club Has weeks here. Great Meeting One of the pleasant fentures of his visit here was the fuel that he nnd President I). L. Thrasher h«'> been school mutes together at Stetson Un­ iversity sonic twenty-five years ago mid they spent some time renewing old acquaintances nnd taiking about their school days. Mr. Picrpont is a successful crate manufacturer in Savannah when he is not engaged In .Rotary work and is-one of-the prom- R E A C T IO N From the Germans Up to Early Afternoon nnd Trouble May Be Averted Now (Hr Thr V.-nClntr.l t*rraa) DUSSELDORF, Fob. 1.—An order prohibiting the exporting of roal or coke from the Ruhr to unoccupied fl Get many hns been in force since mid-< night Inst night. There has been no reaction from the Germans up to early this afternoon. The French an­ nounced that should Germany fail to . come to terms, interdiction U|x>n ex- . ports will be extended to steel, iron nnd other manufactured articles now ixrmittcd to Germany. The Franco-Belgian grip on tho Ruhr fs tightening. The ocrupnlioual authorities have seizetl the entire rustnma of the Ruhr valley nnd have shut off all dtipment* of coal from the Ruhr to occupied Germany. A serious situation hns arisen at the mines. Only about hulf the norntnl out ptil is being brought to the stirfan- and tin; supply of cars for tho transportation of the roal is fast di­ minishing. Though the output la small, coal is iiecumul:iting at the pit heads ami the French mlmil thnt this mny rausen suspension of iqierations with­ in a few days. The German railroad men who went on -trike are displaying a determined front; they refuse to work nnd tho traffic is tied up. K -eii has hern shut off by reason of the revering of telegraph and tele­ phone conimtiniculioti Hnd the scarcity of food throughout the Ruhr regions is becoming more acute. Heir Stlnncs has discontinued Ger­ man deliveries for the devastated nren of France. Gold marks to tho amount of >>00.000,000 due on the reparatinns account, have not t>ccn paid by Germany.' Therefore, unless Ger­ many makes a satisfactory rcap'oitao to the latest notification of France and Belgium, those powers have dcclded to take still morr rigorous meas­ ures than have yet been put into ef- * .-j! . • - this issue. Special prices on r logons, dimities, glnghnma, crepe, Indian head, silks, ikjiirco, linens, lingeries, dresses, shoes, nnd many other lines all going nt bargain prices at thin three day special sale nt Churchwell’s. See tire price* today. France Today ( D r T h r S a a «r | a (r S P e r u ) NO Sec the advertisement of rowell A t'o. in this issue calling attention to |fi,. special sales Friday arid Satur­ day of this week. Sport apparel of i,ll kinds, suitings, towels, bed sporadic, Nainsook, Remnants, nil at n|>crial prices that will move them fnst. See the prices, , » D -----------------------CHURCH WELL'S SPECIAL SALKS fury the rcsulL* of thou© roetnornblo days might have been different. Christ wns not dead, and Matthew, the tax JAMES MOUGHTON APPOINTED gatherer, Luke, the physician, nnd Pe­ CITY S A N ITA R Y INSPECTOR ter, tho fisherman, were not depriv­ ed of His leadership. Wo arc today City Manager Ryan yesterday ap­ Tho Herald delivered six times a not called upon to fallow u dead pointed Janu s Moughton as City San­ week for 15c. (Continued on pago'G) itary Inspector, following out tho idea of the city commissioners to have a cleaner and bettor city and Mr. Moughton will take up his'now duties at once, Mr. Moughton is*an old resident of the city and his many friends know that ho will do his duty in his new office and he can be relied upon to keep tho city spotless all the time. Clty_ Manager Ryan made a British Government Receives Such a Note From wise selection in giving this apointment to Mr. Moughton. ‘ WENT INTO EFFECT AT MID NIGHT AND WILL BE EN­ FORCED STRICTLY RAISING F IN K STRAWBERRIES, LONDON, Feb. 1.— The British government received n note /rom France thfc substance of which is France reserves tho right Mrs. R. L. Jones, who bus's fine to undertake separate negotiations with Turkey in the event the farm on lleardall avenue has gone in Uqusannc conference fails. The opinion was expressed In official for atrawberrie* this season and Is circles that the events of the past twenty-four hours appear to having wonderful success with them. The editor of the Herald wss present­ ed with a box of these berries yester- is this season has proved. Florida League o f Municipalities Meets in Miami; Remedial Legislate* for Among Mala Topics (Dr Tke AaMStaU* rrHJI Belief :] MIAMI, Feb. L —Nearly f l f t f del­ egates from all parts of the South ar« In attendance today when tho Floridal.engue o f Municipalities opened Ua one day conference. Remedial legis­ lation affecting municipalities relief to be sought' from, the next legists* turc main toplca of discussion. �PAGB SIX ■ THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 31, 1923 ■ liccn under rehearsal for the past ten days with, a view to presenting it again on Monday night, February,f. nl the K. o f C. hall. Oak avenue and Oth street. With two exceptions the same splen­ did mat will give the play and those who witnessed it can nttent the his­ trionic ability of these Hanford play­ ers. There is hardly one of them who could not take his or her place on the legitimate stage. For proof of this ask anyone who haa 8e«qthe Return of Miles O'Rourke. There’s no Kclllng nwny from the fact thnt two and two mnke four, and it’s a fart that our HATS selling at $2.25, $3.00, $3.75, $4.75 and $5.00 Offers you the best values in lints, thnt can be had. --------COME AND DROVE THIS FOR YOURSELF-------_______________WE IN V IT E YOUR INVESTIGATION------------------ EXAMINED hr, For Florida: Generally fair tonight and Thursday. *3 Katherine McDonald Standing room oi House Friday} MODERN M A N ILA , Jan. 31.— W lflf tho nrThe earlier they come the-better the seat and the lieltir the nee, the rlral here oT slenmship party belated I letter the set; the belter thu cujoyj- riitinbor o f tin* lleet o f the Russian mriL riffngcea it \vnr» learner! her Bister •tkip had been sunk o ff Formosa lust ] uThiiyforo be it resolved that you .vtfk with the loss of twenty lives. shall ’ bo among the early birds, got you n good sent and see n pair of Miappy. basketball games. METHODS Duval figure*, on something ensy— Sanford figures on enlightening them . Tom MrRao Is In the city for a few some. Sanford must wallop Duval in days to the delight of hls ninny old order to hold on to their chunccs nt Sanford friends. the State meet. ACCURATELY J. R. Murphy, among the promin­ One of the best records made on CURTAIN 8:20 ent commission men in the city this any hole at the Country Club links f This is POSITIVELY the week, is receiving n hearty hand­ by any of the Sanford hoginnera was Hundreds shake'from many friends. made by Mr. Stevens. He made the turned sway last night. . First Quality— Low Prices first hole in four. Was lying on the Henry Peabody is In the city from green in two. Going some, what? THE MAN WHO HAS ALT hls home in Miami, having been call­ Phone 104 115 Bast First Street, SANFOUI) THINKING ed here by the disappearance of his , It was rumored about town thnt brother, Clifford Peabody. . Judge Householder ‘made it in par. son, was neebptod. Her non-atter.dDr. and Mrs. R. A, Caswell, of Aln- On investigating wu find that he did ‘ .nice at the annua) meeting was the rhula, Fla., nrrlvcd here yesterdny make* it in par— the thin! hole. cause of her delay in tho resignation. and nrc the guests of their son and Miss Agnes Berner wan then unani­ Ralph Yerhy, our old friend front Mr s . FRED DAIGEK, Society Editor mously elected president and after n hls wife, Dr. and Mrs. Hen Caswell. the City Beautiful played tho course Phono M7-W short business session the meeting ad­ A. C; Horton, of New York, repre­ yesterday. We understand that Ralph ' ll m Isran r r* journed. senting the Harris Suspender Co., I* sells Deico plants in the morning and in the city today calling on local plays golf In the afternoon. All we BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL hnvo to say is that If he sells those merchants. W/IMKN’S CLUB Deico plnnl* like he plays golf, he The annual meeting of the Business sells some Dolcua. R. V. Rcid, of Baltimore, Md., rep­ und Professional Women's Club met resenting Louis Wolf A Co., is in the SOCIAL CALENDAR at the home o f Miss Mell Whitncr, city today calling on his local Custo­ Friday----- Mr*. A . t C. Hill w ill'enterpresident, on Thursday, January 11 at mers. '"ta in the members of the Book Lovti:30 p. nt. for election of officers for er»' Club at her home on Fourth the 'ensuing year. • - Harry Dickson, of Oramln, was street. Tite following ofTicers were unani­ here Inst night visiting Mrs. Dickson Friday— Mrs. W. S. Jennings o f Jacknmi the rhildren who nrc paying a •raonvillc will speak nt the Woman’s mously elected: visit to Mrs. Dickson’s sister, Mrs. Miss Elisabeth Musson, president. JCIUD House at 2:30 p. rn. Lillian Wight In Rose Court. Miss Amin Ix;e, vice president. Saturday— Cccilian Music Club will Miss Katherine Wilson, "ml vice meet at the Studio of Mrs. Fannie Tite brick work on the new Milam* SOLICITORS W ANTED—Either In­ president. : Munson nt 3 o’clock. dies or genl^nim to rnll on mcrMrs. F. !>. McBride, recording sec- Theatre has been started nml the rlinnts und other business men and so. building will now go forward with W, E. Whiteley of Jacksonville THE MAN WHO KNOWS lirit old account* fnV collection. Lib­ great vigor. The new theatre will la* Sjicnt the day here yesterday on ft SEES. KNOWS A ll finished nml ready for occupancy by eral roinmlksinti* promptly paid for n r business mission. service*. Write, Southern Adjustment I 1 L ' AND TELLS / IL L the first of May, . Agency, Drew Bldg., Orlando, Fla. Frank ,K. Upbuilt nml Charles C. SHOW of WONDKRS R. C. Bower, one of the Herald’s Swett of Melvin, Mass., arrived ill EVENING BRIDGE PARTY Acclaimed by I’rtms ntttj Public NOTICE every day advertisers, has something tjir city yesterday on route to the west I jihI evening, Mrs. S. Pulcaton was as the Greatest Wonder To nil property owners of Hanford: different to tell you today in his nd. const, the charming hostess, entertaining nt Show of the Age IVlini in need of a painter cull A. Read it ns it is Well worth your time bridge nt her attractive home in Rose Alcorn & Bn>. All work guaranteed. Court, the guests including the mem­ to see what he has to tell you. Yon Ask Him Anv Question *arli or term wgrk. P. O. Box 805 or will always find the best quality and ber* of the Evening Bridge Club, — He W ill Tell You All 262-fitP there being three tables-of flayers. quick service nt all times at Bower’s ’hone •160. Drug Store, whether > ’ou want n pre­ Quantities of sweet pea# and snap dragons combined with ferns were scription filled, toilet goods, cold George C, leFiis o f Jacksonville nr- need clTcrlivcIy in the rooms wlieto drinks, Ice-cream or any accessories ftverf in tho city yesterday and is the card tables were arranged, that n first class drug store carries making his hendqunrtcrs st the MoiiA spirited game of Ijridge was you will always find it nt this store, tl'xuma while in the city on business. played during the evening, and when and courteous clerks are ready to 10 Stores in Georgia scores were counted, the prlxe for high serve you nt nny time thnt you call in Mr. nml Mrs. L. Winters o f Chnt< score among the Indies, silk hose, was nt the store. tniiongii, Tenn., were among the nr awarded Mrs. I*. !.. Thrasher. The rivals here yesterday and art spend men’s prize, silk socks,-vent to R. A. Sam Ilaumel of the BnumcF Spe­ Ipg n few days here on route to tljj Newman. cialty Shop is in New York this week West Const. Following the r,«nu" the guest.i. purchasing the new slock for spting Mrs. W, I*. Cain nml daughter Onii *of Atlanta, (in., nrrlvcd in the city yesterday anil are the ijucr.t* nf Mr. ami Mrs. I- I. Frasier mi tVlciy avdnfie. i^Mr. and Mrs. .1. lb WinalrulT arc lyiw ocrupyltq; tlieir plti iclive new hojtc opposite Hose Court.'They will Hive as their guctls fo r several weeks Vhe latter’s parents, Mr. ami Mr.".. P. I* Thrasher. . i CECILIAN MUSIC CLUB The Cccilian Music Club will meet Saturday afternoon nl the studio of. Mrs. Fannie S. Munson on Myrtle nvc/iuc. Mrs. Ix*akv will sing. QU8INK8H AND PROFESSIONAL WOMAN'S CLUB ~The regular meeting of the ilusfi&ss ami Professional Woman’s (Tub diet in the Wrlnkn building Thursday, nunry 2fi, nt H p. m. With deepest regret the resignation our president, Miss l-Tixahclh Mus- f were invited into the dining room far refreshments, the table living cen­ tered with A crystal basket filled with sweet |»cr,s. Belli ions refreshments consisting of broiled crawfish, a salad course and rnffeu were served, Sulivtitutiiq; for absent rluli mem­ bers were Mr. and MVs. I». P. Drum­ mond, Mi*, tlcmye Deputies, Mrs. C. E. Henry. The regular members piAcltt were Sir. nmi Airs. It. A. New­ man, Mr. ami Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Mr. nml Mr*. George Knight, Dr. I’uItston and Dr. Rnlpht Stevcnj. The All Souls Dramatic Flub pre­ sented a serio-Comedy drama last spring in Sanford with the above titie which was received on nil side* with popular acclaim. The Hull was highly complimented .on the unique production nnd ninny petitions enmn to give* another performance. The piny was given to a packed house and some had to go away who found standing room impossible. Tile sum­ mer was on and other conditions made a repetition Impracticable at that time. Tho Return of Miles O’Rourke lias Ladies* Rest Room nml- summer in all the millinery and ladies ready to wear lines. Upon his return the Specially Shop will move into their new and elegant quarters in the new Mcisch building having the room mtjtt to the post office thnt is now living fitted up for the Specialty Shop. Watch the Herald for announce­ ments of (lie big opening. . A Complete Stock of I’nrts Buy a Hupp and You’ ll Save Money B. & O. MOTOR CO Sanford, Fin., Corner Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue Distributors Seminole and I>nke Counties " Large and Up-to-Dnte Fill! ng Station * Complete Line Accessories nnd Tires — T O M O R R O W America's Foremost Actor, “ The Lotus Rater” Abo *. 01*TOMETRIST-OPTICIAN Phone 410------- Opposite P. O, MAGNOLIA AV E N U E / • f* t, W hen Your Bread don’t suit You try ...SANFORD MAID BREAD... R O U T H BAKERY Next to Princess Theatre WHEN TH E DOCTOR PKFSCRIRQ n certain medicine his work is in ria If that proscription is not filled »itt absolute .accuracy with the heit u( purest drugs. Our prescription irert backs up the skill of the phjsidis. We use only tire purest and frrjhnt drugs and compound them in strict accordance with directions. In that way only does safely lie, R. C. IJOWER PRESCRIPTION DKUGflttT Phone 32.'— :-------- The Itrsall Slnrs 1 Store in Florida Sanford’s New Store Phone 127 The 1'iggly Wiggly store hns an ad­ vertisement in this issue calling, at­ tention to the Dollar Day Sales for Thursday and 1Friday of this week. Special bargains in groceries that you \ T H O M A S M E IO H A N cannot afford to pass up in this new ~0tcr$Adti gtijamount gteture Sanford store. Read the advertisement V B a ck ,H S Jn e.a n d B ro k e" ' and be convinced thnt Piggly Wiggly hns the goods nnd the prices and the At the Prinrrss Friday nnd Snturdny entire atock is fresh nnd clean. • February 2nd and 3rd 27 inches and 26 inches wide, yard PRO DUCTS “ A Kicklng( Ford" a t'eotsr; Comedy SKATING TONIGHT AT LIKE M AR Y SKATING ACADEMY. Zi|.|( Figured, Green, Pink, Blue, yard DEMONSTRATED SALES A N D SERVICE This Is hailed by critics as bcinJ 1 the crowning success of Miss Me- i Donald's enreer. It gives her i chance to reach th t bclghth of ««*/ { tlcm. ThcW;i*:r*yir l dull minut, and ymTWjll hate to sec the end. JOHN BARRYMORE In FITTED J. J. N. CONNER, Manager t Mr. and Mrs. II. I . Milieu o f Mid(Deport are spending a short lime hero en route to other, points o f in­ terest in tho state. ---- T O N 1G H T - _ Plaid Designs, yard �^u,vTVf^.>;iy ?ARY 1.1921 PAGE TWO carried on to advantage in most leg­ islative bodies. Four bills recently introduced in tho I ’ ob lla h rtl t-vrrjr a l l r r n o o n r x r * , . l Him* **T at «h*- l l r r a U llnlttllna. IVT New Hampshire legislature were the M a e n n lln A i r , Hanford, I'la. immediate cause of the speaker’s ire. One propoeed to make eight hours of The Herald Printing Co. sleep compulsory for everybody. An. rrm .ia n e n s other provided for the appointment K d lln r n. j . iioi.t.v of n commission to' investigate all , S p r r r l B f T T r r a » n r r r n . j . i.u.i.xm i (in .rra l M n M *ri *». A . N S K I . A l i r r l l . l x Man nar r homes to determine if they are bapI I . S. u n t i l . Y Knuttll on jiy. A thi.d provided that no woman ll»d . A d t r r t U l n a llnlra A p p lic a tio n •should marry h:-r grandmother's son. The fourth ordained that the Ku Klux I . K W M n i l l l ' l * ... r t r c n l a l l o n I f a n a a r r ir Sanford Daily Herald I'holtr 3SU-W lifter A P- IH, Siil.krrl,.|li.u I’ rlre In Ad *aat* r Ono Year --- .......------ ...— mist call no Meetings unless author­ ized by tho Mangle. v THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 : ------------- V : -7-jz *_ 1. 2. 3. roll enr of thrm it gold brick? fdmply isn't being done. r It Just SOME WHAT? (FroIT) the OwcnaviUo Star) —A new Library Building in.the center of the city. James Douglas la slowly improving — Extension of the present bulkhead on the lake shore. after hin Jong illness and ia up and —The new/pier and boat basin finished before January, around the house sonic. 1924. J Why, romcliim-*, of course. 4. — A biff Auditorlu mthat will seat at least 5,000 people. 5. — New home for the Cutnpbell-Lossing Post; American THOSE JAZZ TUNES Legion. Oh, Jazzy tunes are right in ntylc; G.— A Community Cheat out of which all funds will bo they seem to play them by the mit^ drawn. where e’er I chance to trek. This 7. —Two mill tax for publicity-purposes. dittcr-ciutter, jlgg-Jagg Junk—of all 8. —Municipal ownership, starting with water works and the music it’s moat punk and should soft water. be canned by hcck. Time was when 9. —Systematic mosquito campaign and cleaner city, music soothed my soul nml 1 was mer­ 10. —-Ten thousand people here one year from today. • P e o p le s B a n k of Sanford ✓ -*/-* r* A Sanford Institution under the direct man­ agement of the following BOARD OF DIRECTORS These measures are no more freak­ ish than many which have been pro­ J. R, Anthony, W. H. Tunnicliffo, Dr. S. Pulposed and passed In some stale or cston, E. H. Hawkins, W. E. Scoggun, T b r h i * 13- fa IH -p aar W r r k l r H e r ­ oilier, or at best have I>ocn the sub­ ry os King Colb—but such days nr* ald e a llr r lp r o .r r a H rm ln nlr f o u n l p a n d la p nblla hrd r r r r p I'r ld n p . A d .rr - ject of time wasting discussion before C. F. Williams oral appeals Mr. Bryan said; he did|My, or thought they did, •through 1,0 more—noWdays rpal tunes are out f Inina r a l r a m a d r l u n m n an ap p llra f Ian. P2 .u0 p rr pra r. a ltr a p a In ml i n n e r. they wfrrc thrpwn out. As tile people nut think he had done eonugh for the ihelr councilman from their particu- of date, nil thoy do now Is syncopate generally take more interest in pub­ pi r.tini:u t i i k amsociatk O rMKSs raure, and he doubled his subscrip- ,|„r district. They do nut seem to bo nnd it’s a beastly bore. There ia no lic affairs there is a growing tenden­ T h a Apaovtatiu) P re s s la o x e l u a l p t b music In such rot and I cmild take a e n t i t l e d In th e tl * « f o r rr|iilbllt'nllon t.f cy to "have the law" on everything lion, Yesterday. after his address fhjtd4o to adjust them selves to tho one A L L DEPOSITS INSURED nrmieaUjwn, Air. Bryan hftid he had .j|jaa or three men from at large to healthy swat nt thoso who grind it* it a l l n e w s d ispatc hes cn-d tlcd In II nr no t o t h r r w l H c re d ite d In tbtn j.spnr usd everybody, und tho amount of illll* determined to give $809 more to Ih •jnrr.nnyrt* municipal affairs for them. j out; I’d knock ’em no-lb and galley anti nlcm ( h o local iirwn published judged legislation proposed on cv i herein, • v* fund, making his subscription $1,500. \ modern city is a bigger piece qf Wt’*t nml boost Vm Just beneath the A l l r l a h t a o f rs-p u b llc atlo n o f sprc la l cry hand inerennea accordingly "\W. fear that if the campaign is ox- mach, lhan Wffl5 a , lly of th, *niIH. vest and maybe bruise a snout. Oh. d i s p a t c h " * herein nre nlrn r ee e r ve d It la time someone arose to check O f f lee i I I K I I A I . i l III I I . I I I M i . I’ hnae l « tended Mr. Biyan w. at empt to pm* 1{Ujon lh|rt y, aM 0g 0. That it > * h'' wril* th‘; ll,rn1’ hiirk the stream. There pro too many vital ml. the whole fund,’ t-nid the speak- ...... ...... ....... ... .r. 4,h f ,h hack about two dozen moons or mayrequires a more expert engineer than , , , ... foralpn AAnnl'Int Hepie»enlatl»a matters which can and should lie the ‘ , .. .irty jv years „ ago M vm .<> be sixty-eight—and THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION "'x ty c lg h t-.n d give give us us stuff stuff like like . Sanford, Florida wns n-quired thirty years ago seems subjects o f legislation fgr profitless Mr. Bryan is apparently at the very le. Modern invention,]>'0U 'vrotf 1thon^ y0U" irrelevancy to be encouraged.—Jack­ prime of his physical and mental de­ scarcely debatable f ,, „ i to jazz-sick men and mitigate their and. the progress of sonville Journal. velopment. While he has passed the aaaa^aa. , .. ‘ fate. I m sick o f oil this dizzy dope thrown new burdens lens upon community I'ommiinitv , *, ,. ,. ,..., : W - • meridian of life there seems no de­ I;, . end fervently I pray and hope it soon; AH Importn of nnreotiett nre to 1hi SOME SIDEI.ir.HTS ON SAl.AftIKH Iffe that make i city government; ‘ “* 1 , , .. . i terioration of hD Wonderful power as . . , , . , will run its course; and when thnt hnltcd, nays n tlinpaltJi today. It itmore intricate, and it involves many Pa m OF EXECUTIVES * I»J ft-. *5 an orator, nor of his ability for gr*ai happy day is here I’ll toss my ltd Automobiles Must about time they were halted. With n grave questions. The traffic question ll I _ .. . .1 physical endurance. Tuesday he dir* $ flo«>d o f nil kind of dope coming Into During recent months various dis- .. . . alone has changed the entire drift of aloft and cheer until my voice is Have New License lioiae. Melodious turns are restful ” aJ a reszes, spon g thin roantiy the stoppage of Ixioze cussiona and heated argumcnU have *‘u r“ city government. Not ulirte in prt, —, , , ,, Tags in Orlando serving life against injury, but hl thing* and good l populi or kings. id n juke. been heard concerning th- salaries lU|w " Iy L ' paid to railway executives. It h»< , ' r™ .) ' rK ................ ^ nutomobilo over very .... t preparing streets for the' f.ee pass- they «outhe the tlrtsl brain; J!n.t onen*llt» Tks .tMiiPlnlnt l’ rr«> 0 ^rough loads, but ' ^ "ig h tb e ^ of lhis ,.nllirK, (, lralTk.. San.ta- la jagar'J° K* oaW hy ,M' •> , j Traffic congestion will not be the ■The British hnve ncccplcd the Ix-m .contended that the men who nre fresh and ^ importance I lnbo°- Oh, give u. musk sane. , , as forceful as If he had ju st, term* of the United States for debt .ojoy directing the operation of the Who Sees Everything But » . |only work confronting Ortsndo mo. I'ncle Dud. great railway systems of the country it‘tur,,c' 1 f,om n vaCtt“ ,,n’ funding. For n time wo thought it torists today. Sheriff Francis Knrcl In grulitude for the great service PuUic KghUag is more universal Docs Not Tell All He Knows * » and his dashing deputies are out with would bo spelled. R-E-F-U-N-D but arc receiving remuneration out of nil'[lip is rendering the new »mildihgj°a,‘ |,xt^ v e Th^ well h:m dUappearFABI.K OF T IIK SICK DOt I’Olt ; , line 4I nameu, "llrynn .. .. ll nh from. the hark yani ami tlie it looks now like they can get togeth­ promotion to the services rendered « hu'il * f. M * » a p a p the nmmunccd Intention of arrest­ null* ^ . . town , . This much may bo said na gen , s*s............... l * pump in -only a memory. A^.iYitien' There was once, a BrooUneiit 1*h> er and nil will bo peace and prosper­ ing ui! drivers whose machines nre r.ut I be quota was Tarnpa ^ask.d' J":th:it uncc ccnten.d each individual I b]cian> wl,CM ianw WM t,u’ t:ilk ,,f oral observation, that an thingt nre to jillh playing 1U2.1 license pinin. ity again in Arglo-Knxon circle*. rl, ” 1 n" " IU‘ ‘ " *' j home, arc now given over to (he pub" hole country, i’atients came to Jay, the life o f a railway executive There is a lot in this mind stu ff; Deputy Sheriff 1*. M. Movly drraised ctn ily. , t;> ....... ....... ,i... ___ ___ ,.n_ him from nil quarter: of the glidie. is not mi easy one. There comes to be fi. i t .been . .. ........ awakentng ....... l*...I {*•,. he, and we expect that after nil. S.vcrnl of my old friends liycred the ultimatum yesterday tip. n great . . . our* pubic A bootlegger nt Wnycross nrrest nit.id the same old state o f mind In; , fncre, hii.......... .. , , r these; O r a l l y l.is prices were somewhat w|,() thought lb,\ were sick found out t inrjll}: thnt no favoritism will U.' e ^ itv ; uprc.*entativr:( will nilmmlstc ... i.i . • 'throughout Honda to tbr ncecfi Itf lilt l.%i 4. , ,t) *a* 1i.il «.in i.i UL |j | e«l yesterday with n truck load of which men find themselves; those in ing nml ,’,Kh' hul hc w“ " thc fn.,!hion< :‘ " ' 1 ' v* nil they need. J was golf. Ulrown. A rro Artests will be" made just as booze pnid hiti flue of $5,000, redeemed t zyottc knows that FashietiM cost ----- — often ns tin* rheriff's forces se’ green, his truck minuti the booze and left for 'kale. A lot of people who think they are which is the color of the antiquated Floridn to get another truck land of No lie prospered, and bis bank icill wise ( nough to pas opinions on eveiy I'.tJJ licenses. A reporter counted rev* booze. 0, rum where Is thy power'grew apart1, nr even fpsler. He was m ii tiling lint co'ieins tile privale life oral automobiles decorated in grew 0, prohibition officers, where is thy ivious of the men ami women who e . a wise- (ild owl, and dis avert'd tunny ofsome other fell are awful *1 w parked near the courthouse while the and tli" rtate meat that father and mother have iiersity at tiainexvill * sting? (new and deadly disease^, that wen lav’s Work is done when the whistle nil gue*. lag tlo ir .urn life his(o v deputy wns tit liverlng his oration im Tiiifnhni-i e.— 'edituted for our iiomc, ai d imtend college for women at nev-r even thought «>f before be be­ blows, who go In their hornex with of gratefully eating from the general and lin y play the i luiii on ilii-<. I the evils of not complying with the {'anipn Times. President* Harding find Mrs. Hord­ never a cure in the world except l<> ____ table they spread before us each day, came famous. taw. If the machines are parked there I ntlrms rulin' tn him with Hie ut­ ing are coming to Florida and ns they Worntei what to.do until, the day's' we whine and find fault arid want to tin* re is likely to lie trouble. M ■ li.ii). . ! 'ia t if el et . nun in s inhave been invited to visit Sanford work begins the next morning. Thou*' ** turn off the bn. a and g-t number more most li.'lief to hi- powtr*. lillil ju. a The sheriff’s office explained that fruhu of W ft'ulftl I" g:n to think that San* - rlar.durd type— in bi'twci'ii tinthey will no doubt Ink" ndvnntng • of to nur individual liking. In other lesuft they were- iti the right I In* .tile law require* a i lunge in |j. fmd would i a lit y • f t nr thotrui: this opportunity of coming to th< -truggiiiig mass of humanity vviili *^ Words, ve want to Io n tile Job nur- mind to receive in* si gge-dh n . and in mother i ix moaih.-ti \v elauin eerme plates .January 1. Because of City Substantial. We are quite Mire1mind engroisei either in gelling ^ elves. Now, if, likk in the liome, advice, in January, 11ll! 1, ih..t we would have diiriculty In obtaining the jilatcs from Bith mattnaB, ami flip flappers. President Hording would never thin! enough of this world's goods 1 1 k-ep •J there was some one officially de«igten thousand in another six months. i Tallahassee this year tin- sheriff deof passing by Sanford without pay lusty and soul together or amassing: Wt tnated to box our ears when we get too! ul' l" ***** m ignifiienl of .'Ires in . j elded to allow thirty days tif erace. more wealth t » be added to that al*1 Ing the Pally Herald office n visit. •nucy, <»r qualified to give us a dust lU ir ,toU* H-'yces, and were poinlesr lew Me Fuller, A ’ l t ’ii YoWeil ard *s,,verni day, ago the sheriff's .•ITice !•-, r i h i ?-» tri M P i iof salts when mir l-vera are a little i 1-’ relieved of a large juicy portion of ready hidden nwny nml whii li imot r '• ■ ■■ ■ n ■ ----lit Higgin look fine ill thcii new g .11 'was notified that ail applications fer be 1-lt behind when the la-.t call' That story of h school iioy in Oil Muggl h. it is p.v -tide Hut we would t," ‘ f"tn;ly plate, in return ttiev were logs am) they are g-ung right after Ihensra were hamllrd easily « tn HKi: S\N'f*Tl'MS- K I'IT t___.............. .. ;•• tuul with our city informed Thai ihey )tad idteitles, or cago committing mil cldc because he cornea. rave i •* fault tii.■ i* sits to la* derived from an eapitnl and the Blalc enniptn*ll.’r DKMIH B A T If <iU\ El IN M ENT Frankly and honeatty, ih-i'e ennnot had bel-otne n dope fiend nt school U; governm* tit, whether euun d. mm- • minis, and wen- given Vm tain exer­ ho tr t.r imi twice a week away frnni •wrote Mr. Karel that if nnylmdy didnt ?: pathetic. It Is also rotten, if true. I t :,>e found any per on of r.ioe mind illusion ur tiiaiuiger form, itepurtcr cises to perform. haveo license by February I it w<*at t • the cares of biislr.es . The farther we get awry from the Star. also shows where thin country is get- r ' |1<1 »ri,, i judgment who i- anyiou* As a matter of fart this bird treed not be the fault of the rtate uiTirUU. *i> noire sound <-■tn.re**ti loo-<• -e.i . than ting. It also shows that while mil 1b> **»*«> the shoes of the most demoerarie firm of government, tiyOther counties, according •*» the (iitlir g radio .i,:iimir may In* -II lion* arc lieihg spent tp stop the booze Jprominent railway executive in the ..1>,e VI ;iiig la'ciime "Or pri'lil'-’lllS to any teal kn<iu iisl^* **f on-dicmc, f **r •uglil aiql tho. e wii i enjoy* them may sheriff, higan making a create for vi­ husincmt thnt the door on narcotics i» lalul. Being a railway head does not mil the more distuibiug become poto la was a very ordinary M. D. ■think they are getting idl tli** bene­ olation of the 1icenae law* norm- time wide open nnd the (lope peddler* air bring buppiiiCfifl it: it If; neither dues ’ litieal dtscunrions. In America peo.de ; % to I But ns time \venl<on, he began to fits <f Ha- church Im! they cannot Is' ago. That is another guml tea*<ri why t doing business at the same old f>tnnd. the shuntirg of t ar* and the throwing want tie ir ..iy. Amerie.iu democrat-' n believe that he was clever. He j.dno kiiiency will be shown Oranp buried by radio when they die. If d(i;>e was made prohibitive except of ; witch eh. -It i‘< tiie opportunity for ic gow> Kitieiu began with the town » milted (his without a blu-ii, even to county motorist'!, it was raid. ; In extreme canes nnd eveiypna using 'ervire, the ability to pul into the1meeting. It ia hard to get away fromj himself, am) Ills hatter had perforce I was gnlPtj to a.-k Munir.,k v.hat Thr usual pumity for fuiluie la I, It should’ he made to show why they ’ Work whatever it may h q that jtlrit1that noth'll. to h'-Tcaso the ize of tin* sweat- he thinks a limit tin* lettuce crop for have the required lit cum* on autonre We have >i bu g b'cn accustomed used It nnd where nnd if the dope if co.operatiu'i IhuS alone can lift tin (tilnds i.i hia toppers. He put on such l»j|***i in a fine plus payment of tlv BEAD 'EM AND WEEP: nevt seaMi". If ti rtii.lil tel! sellers were given life' sentences i world out * f the d'-plh- if we go at to retllmg the questions of stale in airs of profundity, Fut! *ati :>! v* *-n’ *il pn.-e tll ml!.-—t >t i.illtl" ih" prV wdl )> there would be a stoppage of this dope i nur task grudgingly, mtrly, lazily, lh.* corner gummy store and in lire* *w**‘l in his pi> ■** *■ t 1 1 1 "! 11.1 * ml. i II I • , lie ■ ll ivi t* d by *P> we miss the point, wv have the wrong town b ill th-il vv • * :mn*it inljii-t our business. u f ctairsc he war abb t•• puk h: V. * erli! i !•*•>*' ni.d liureutiH ----------- o ---angle, we ilti not think Straight, wo ■T.* In the i ■•mi • fuire, and tie leo). gi«* I . ale to I l i­ Every day in eveiy way 1 am gel-, CHARTERS ISSUED are without motive. r, ode t !i\i . by •*» calb d «■' pe* l ■* wli • lilt VAN II Eli E TODAY on only those li” vvn . sure would rer , . ,, . . . , ting to lie a liotter gulf plnyer .hut But referring again to the practi­ eii vs what we want und when \vc ar r pond tq his treatments. And in the , wi|l ,M. ,|fn|?fDO-,ed if that taken j in r t h *. Xtositriot-a r r * * « i j| ■'* Wo are honored today by it v ir it cal ride of. this salary argument, it course of time he gradually forgot ,q „ 'mr„ , t|,at marshy place ur TALLAHASSEE, Feb. K—The W-t IIDW CDtT.D YOU! from William Jennings Bryan, tie to tho notiol that the salaries o f Ifiii,|what little he ever ii new ahunt tlnu brings liatk the ball that is kit irked ...... o ' i’ I', very state in the union i.x fightlowing charters have been issiied by HOW t'DUl.D YOU! OOP o orf mure move given lit the list publish-; puhllsh■ , . , , grrnterj American of his time and 000 ! art rtf healing. He would make 11 /at th middle of the big lake. . . 'j u:g to gel nwnv from eomint* non and the Secretary o f Stale: HOW UHUt.D YOU! one o f whom all Florida is proud. Mr. cd III the Senate committee report, . long impressive dlngim-i:, and hili.li . , ’innept dmn nation. And m Washing Jtioi.ksvilie Hospital Association. ( I'uti I.nl" to t'lnssify l aggregate a year. Am.rdBryan is a Florida citizen now and .r ... . ion rougresmu'i) and department! * B \11N FOB BENT—Suitable for .. |oi\}-erful Latin inonr to th • r* still,' >Vvi. •■ In idge ii <d li| I.** great ilm.il svilic, capital Jlrt.lHIU. . , .* * , ' , being a Florida citizen hi* is Throw- ing to the statistws r.ulqnitted, this nod semi the sm'ker aua... film m fo e i.iit liead* just go visiting or Ircfiiring O..W ii lui l««iii.n- ,t . e g o l i r Winter I'aik B " fr ig e r n t ing f n> high rchooi indents nr liorse, or ing his heart and noiiI into the cam­ wns one cent out o f every S-'l*. tin rail th. Iielief Hint it was lot a mutter of while commission: and bureaus'run team. i i ■ in >' a i d if \ .i O n , tV i.*l*. |*;,rk, I^O.tltlO. S. I’opbir hlrsa-t. paign for a Heriealinn huildtiffc at vvay> earned in 1021. The statenient , I. w ill’ * Iff... ,• (".ft.. Ill ( lv n|,| I. u mt.-dig 11in nod pla* .. . i. ^ New Smyrna Backing Hie government, i veil t» i lie writuur ',r* He i* well priq.sred to enterliiia the Floridn University. Everyone in San goes on to nay further that if Hie inn l' ttoidd be As I-. of f |» i lies for •)!>*• I ’■ogri •..* ioli.ll i you* |.ai :..*r's trump y..u v.-,B lose Smyrna, f.'.iMiiM, luivs ia a r.rret I c t i l e manner. ford should lienr him today at tl» amount |.(id lire . \. eutiv. . had Iteeii Now it mi happened that this Dr, your place in polite sorirty. |{e* old alii. Ii eoiigrer-men a l e hitpEmoks-Mt KnrlAnd Co., Miami, real Princess theatre and give him the diverteil fo the employe*, it would uddeiily took rrr.l sick himself, nnd p.reed to have made. estate, $.'0,01)0. SHE II AS SHAKEN II Kit FBI ENDS glad hand of welcome. Mr. Bryan vis­ hnve meant an increase of less than wns furred to lake to his downy much.; If that nmn whu catches the red but Glues Investment Corporation. TamNow then* is fiiniuhitivc evidence tiie m Mutton, ill., newspaper) ited Sanford some thirty-five years one dollar p.-r individual during the At first he decided that lie would send rivet * oa our new itkyserapcr ever ye„ r< that people want to return t*> (lie old t o : If * , W — ■ t o t o jti :* . ^ t o im, ? 1 5,000, Miss Belle Shook has left for n ;■ vago when his sweetheart nnd now his ,Hcd|v,‘* but 1,n foil., to held the buck) t in tho right Harbor Hoi at Development Uo., of wife wns visiting friends where UnWhile holding po brief for the h i«h !u,w” «« » *'f ‘GbcUiu - <rul weeks’ vir t in the west imd'L lie thought Ihflt BUfh I) course .if nc- wny and misses one o f rthem, theft Harbor Hoilit,,?5,D(H). Fitts house now stands on the lake, saluried railway worker, it must U* ',lf* ‘ iitumnity affairs, amt it look nurttiwr d. _ li,m '"'b'l't poitfiibty hurt his reputn-, will be exact]v |,:pjo rm-rtutor:* kilhd S mtinole Bed Spring Mfg. f*®-. Mi* ■ front or what is called Union ave­ confessed that the Job Is not the en*-(!i,tl *,,}ll«h ,htf ‘’‘ ‘ F manager plan of irsl in the world,-so we grt back to ! government ia going to fail for the m i s is NOT M W im iD M A I. A h i A m:.S,,.!le .t!^i®, to ? rli Ui*. ow." !:rni" ‘ Hffor.. they move out of the way. null, $25,000. nue. Mr, Bryan has lieim here sev* |for a .suitable remedy for his iudisnoSuwange Alillig Co Suwnncc coun­ pntj'ositioii -that only lncen-!v,’ry t,,T ......... 11 -wn" neomOral times since nml he has a wartll the me (.in*ji>iugi. -mill the me < mii> .oven* ' renH ......0J' ............ .............. ^ .* I.ISIIII lilt no WCMC10 iiany 11: ,, . . . i i (Dlasaiffrd ad ill in western daily)( “ ..Jpj Myj Alex!Alex!* HjHy vvei wears hi*, hair part* ty. 51,000. ■pot In his brail for Sanford. (Jive live for a young man in aspiring to j >l)ciitj'-.l ’ -bqenuse it tales the. power v*^jaa wanted to chop wood, bring . - '** -1 '''J* lira**‘ l "ire, -- the .............. . n: ...id has the most him n rousing welcome today mid (a position of thin kind, is the pride.1'' tI,5k. «nd to Imss from the people. coa,t f u,.„.,rP tnko ,.aro u fL , . *? " , 1 ‘ rt‘" y l"’ IlL’Vc'1 >d in middle Lakeland Bus Co. Ijikt-Iand, IB1.* make him feel that Sanford is really; of achiovement plus the-opportunities j " l‘ *1" " " ’'t to surrender our pre- garden, mind t hickens: atm children, j that ho must possess some subtle beautiful crease in his Sunday panto." 000. ono o f his Florida homes. , afforded for a very wldu range of use- j bogRtiv'o of ninnugia;; the city from A WS, cure N’ffvvs. power over mere bodily Ilia, nml lie act jF.xtraet from Beturn <if Miles Ilill.iliorough Petroleum & Gas (o^ i out curing.himreIf. O’Upurke, K. o f j^all, -Mondjiy;[.Tampa, $2.'0,(K)0. William Jennings Bryan is still one ful; service in the world, } ,h" cinner and the back office . .) * But alas, and alack, ho grew stead­ night, FelvGth, at K p. m. ’ 20r.-!Bc o f tho greateMt men In America. Satcan lj,nd & Development Co., High salaries cannot buy content­ room or the corner grocery. No city HELP M ANTED—MALE ily no better. As a matter of plain ment and happiness.— Lakeland Tele* mnunger, no .matter how* expert, WANTED Yoimg man, who has truth hp rn|,w ,y Bagdad, $ 20 , 000 , t worM< Then seems to lie aide to weather the storm FIIKAK LECISLATlON gpaiu. NOT SEX TEACHINK Lake Hart Investment Go., I^^c demonstrated by past In form mice u.nfitttr , hal ,H. ^ nbou, lo two years. Hart. $25,000. that he can do big tilings,-to go at of-* he called in a whole flock of M. At Miami ids life wns nbout six ( H r T h e V»•*»<■ I n i <■*! l v * * * ) Tho speaker o f the New Hampshire UOI,. W. J. ItllY A N FOSTBIMNt; A Triple Uitiea laundry & Bry om e to Detroit nml solicit Mr. Ford (u ilicngo, Ik’s. The unanimously voted that he v .hiko, FVIi, ecu, 1.— i. Bicturcs rictures o ulf a ( ’leaning Uo., Daytona noach, |2a,000. months. At St. I’eterr.Ultrg at tout n legislature it making war upon “ freak (HIEAT CAUSE _ for a contribution to the fund for wns in dire danger of passing out lie- , *-‘bickt*n and egg, also of a frog and __ __ _ year ago the voters recalled their legislation.” A similar war could lu­ Lake Development Go., Eusti*. I*’®*’ bringing impoverished Jews to this cause of a leaky heart. Tills so en-lscvt,ri1' igi;*, do not constitute sex 000, , Col. W. .1, Bryan is performing a iinyo -.niid elevated to the throne one country. Work requires n man of raged the Doc that lie rose up ih nn- ‘ »uiohirigs, » trial committee of the great service for the cause of Chris- inf tin most prominent nnd respected Morgan, I jiw & Bolt, Inc., buiMk ’hjcago board o f e-iueation has detlnn education in Floridn. With char- citizens. Now there is n elanmr for his persuasive Persona tty. Fre er th u Lcr ltom out h|s ,)<h| ^ curW(1 u ers, contractors, Dade county, $5,000. pack of foo,^ Th(. cided. The committee vvu- n|„c months l l BELL WHEN U [aQ(eristic energy he has given him- recall. At iaikelund the new cuiumis- athletle type. Sprinting ability will roun,„ y /(ir YOUIt HEAL LIST IT self unreservedly to the campaign to sinners hail hardly gotten their chairs be helpful. Straight commission. Ap­ funeral was held from the family Tw-i l” . this finding. Meanwhile ’ IN DICEMENT EXPECTED E STATE Miss Harriet Ostrom, teacher, sus­ W ITH US raise $2f>l>,(H)0 for the erection o f the vvnrmrd Until there was a demand for plication must !>c accompanied by n idcncc three days later. Hw:-' proposed student activities building their recall, in Iftiiana where the leg­ certificate releasing us from nil re­ Moral—Sometimes it Is wise to pended under charges of teaching (Or The A mucUUsI Brrsft) , "promiscuous sex knowledge," with • SAN DIEGO, Calif., Feb. 1. ’ •lth at the atnta university at Gainesville. islature passed a bill enabling u city liability for personal injury. Address take even n fool's advice. Improved celery farm, an orange these pictures, went without pny. The the resumption o f the grand juO An official of the university raid above ff.fitio to nssumc the city man ILS11I. ltenard. grove, a city home, a Vacant lot, A nire easy jolt for «omeone. committee has recommended that she Inquiry into the death of Fritzi Hann, to the writer, discussing Mr. Bryan’s ager plan only one city— Michigan wild land, fire or auto insurance be reinstated with back pay in full. dancer, rumorB'-were current that »n acceptance of the chairmanship af the City—voted to institute that form of A good Mart la half the lm(tlc. makes no difference— see us— < genond committee thnt when he was government. Now in less than a year S TA N says indictment would Ih; returned. ™ But— we have what you want or wo "Some people nre so dumb that first approached on the subject hr 1tho people of tjhat city nre demanding Corn More Valuafile Than Currency. Mnnn’s lM.dy wns found on- the beat A good end Is worth its weight in will get It for you. when they hear Opportunity railing stated thnt be could not spare the hia resignation or recall, Boxes of American grits are pass­ here under mysterious circumstance*' Croc. time from engagements already made;; What is the meaning of all this? No ’ Move up toward the front’ they think K°hk ing us currency ll, lieorgln. Anuen'a. Further i|uestioning of Capt- I*ouis hut, ns lie obtained a lieltcr under-, one knows unless it is that American If sOeet car conductor/ AzerJuilJnii nn.) tli" Kussta of tlux Uuu- Jacobs, Gamp Kearney surgeon. "Besides—'rob' is a nasty wurrd, insus. The lul.grers of these nmn. the appearance of Mre. Amelia Mana. s’jimling of the uses to which the spiiit where each individual demands AGENTS j„ mother' o f Mira Mapn, marked U»« " I f the prizes of life won't ‘fall’ for too harsh for a gintlcmjn’s lips. *Lo«n’ tries mil not take a Job tq t,(> proposed building will he put and the a voice in public affairs where the currency of the country, hut 11*0,000 of lust* session. Unofficial reports »> deficiencies of the equipment of the loudest noise see nre to lead the pop­ you, upend more money on 'em, broth­ that'a the wurrd to use—Iwsldcs, it R E A L* ESTATE makes yer conscience easier, too."— them are laboring earnestly on rond* cate thnt the end o f the aession migm university, he not only consented to ulace, When wo had the old cl IT coun­ er, Spend more money on ’em. building, farndng amt raallatlnn for Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance Extract from Beturn of Miloa conduct the campaign at his own ex-* cils with tho city divided up into dis­ two and a half pounds of grits a week be expected today. 105 IV. First S t, 8ANFOBD, FLA “ A rolling i tone gathers no moss," O’Rourke, k . of C. Hall, Monday I Ills Is said In tie worth-more than u pence, but vol (in lee red,, a suh'cription tricts, with a representative from of $500. A fter he hmi di livcred nev* each district -the people had their ro *Hh anid, but did you ercr try to night, Feb. 8th at 8. • 205-3tc bucket of rubles. For quick results try n want ad. n ' ' • i:\ •* , . V. M 2 ? M1*4. Mia All.nil .. 3AHI D r l l . r r r d In Z ' l l f bp I ’arrlnp O a r AVer I t -------------------- ------ - I * O n l n PEOPLES' BANK OF SANFORD THE MAN ABOUT TOWN FROM OTHER THE AGONY Maxwell & Britt /•/ I .. . •' iv .iL ,. �Bflfv Ai nr THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY I. 1923 PAGE CB an an A REGULAR HOME TOWN ROMANCE W A N T 1JU : i CLASSIFIED ADS W ANED—A chanco to build your new homo boforo lumber Rota nny higher. Plans anil estimates furnish­ ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc P F3 Ml ■ M; TO DEATHS * P*4 - *4 s h ip b u il d in g INDUSTRY IN FLORIDA SHOWS GOOD FIG PRES Meighan Laughs Last (Star Proves .Slicing is True in 'Hack Home and Uruke* WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.— Twenty, P t set * Hi W ANTED—Smart boy with wheol.seven shipbuilding establishments in j m Claaalfltd Ad» 6e t line. No Stonc’a Market, Sanford Avenue. Florida reported to the Hun an of Cep-. 1 hat lie laughs heat who laughs H , ad taken for leu than 25c. 257-tfe MRS. GEORGE KELLER DIES A T bus that their products for the year i» familiar philosophy, hut one) ORLANDO M and positively no claulfled 1821 (cor) totalled $5,000 or more, doesn’t fully appreciate the much] W ANTED— Permanent three or four All Orlando was shocked and deep­ according to a Statement Issued by quoted spying until after one has seen; tm ode charted to anyone. Cash room furnished ap.nrtmpnt. Ad­ ly grieved this morning at the newa the department of commerce. The |Thomas Mdghnn in “ Rack Home and] H ronst accompany all orders. dress “ A. H. C." care Herald. 2G3-3tp that, Mrs. George Kelier had passed M Const fire words to a line U ANTED- K good dry Fail'd " milker. nwny, nt her home in Lucerne Court, term products refers only to the vul- Broke,” his new Paramount picture, Ra and remit accordingly. Uo of work done by thorn during the,which will have Its First showing nt] Steady man. Apply to G. W. Spenher death occurring at about 3 o'clock year, and not to the value of the com- the theatre Friday and Saturday of; ' j cer. , 205-4tp this morning. Mrs. Keller has been pleted vessels, the statement explain-, this week. When Mr. Meighan, nsi " ’ W ANTED— Roller top ile*T; and chair, very til for some weeks, and oven her F O K ISA L L ed. Neither do the •figures embrace the hero nfter going away to make} also, mediuni or small iron safe.— family had lost hope for several days work done in the federal shipbuild-. good in the West returm^to the old' FOR.SALE— Dealer und Gaya’ paints j Mobley’s Drug Store. 2fl5-3tp past, and death came like a gentle sis­ ittg plants. (town tin apparent failure even the and varnishes at Sanford Novelty ter of sleep, with ullx its liculmg Florida* ranked with Washington newspapers can’t resist the temptnMISCELLANEOUS Worka, Sanford agents. ■ 183-tfc touch. stale in sixth place in the number option to greet him Barcasticnlly, Rut Fa r m e r s — You can get iced bed Mrs. Kelier was Elisabeth Farris, shipbuilders reporting values of $5,006 j "Tom" had bomething up his sleeve frames and irrigation plugs at tbs the daughter of Mrs. J .‘ F, Farris, or more fur the year. The total value innd he conies aerosa with n knockout, Sanford Novelty Worka. , 100-tfc who makes her aumcr home in Ken­ o f , the work fur 11*21 amounted tajThe picture abounds with human tn-j tucky and spends her winters here. $400,381,000 which was n 75.3 per cent j urest and humor, well mixed. Mr. j FOR HALE- -Twelve furnished rooms MIAMI, Feb, 1.—The Longue today Mrs, Keller was a Kentuckian, born decrease ns compared with the yonr, Mcighan is supported by a worthy! wlth three year lease at 115 Palapproved recommendations of the in Danville, April 0, lK'JO, and had all 1010, the commerce department re­ cast, headed by l.ila Lee. 235-tfc motto aventic. legislative committee giving to incor­ A L E - Wood for FOlt S SALE— Bale, small porated cities and towns the right to the charm that has made the daugh­ ported. The countty's shipbuilding blocks and trimmings from the Us tolls for and make reasonable ters of Kentucky ■famous. She was products for that year totalled $1,The Herald deliveiTd crate mill. 50c n wagon load at the rules regulating the use of all bridges educated at the college at Stanfort, 002,3d 1.000. The 1021 aggregate ox- week for 15c.. mill. Fine to make your heavy wood with the city limits by persons and til her native state, nnd on May U1.! reeded by 115.7 per cent, however, the 1880, she was married to Mr..George figure for 1010 when it totalled $185,. burn well.—Shinholser's Mill. corporations operating street rail­ ( I T THIS OFT— IT IS WORTH 254-g.o.d-4wp ways and other public utilities and a ; Keller, and* to them three children 852.000. MONEY jwere burn, one son, who died in in- ( Those states which came ahead of FARMERS— Plenty of snw liust free proposal giving to cities and towns Cut out this slip, eiirtost with •fancy, nnd the others arc Mrs. iaiui* Florida in reporting shipbuilding proat Shinholser’s Mill. It's the right the right to establish maximum rates and mail it to Foley A Co,, 2835 Shef­ Dolive nnd Mr. J. Farris Keller, who, ducts of $5,000 or more were: New 254-e.o.d.lwp to 1h- chargeil for electric lights and kind for tiling. field Ave., Chicago, III., writing your with one grandson, Jack, survive her. ( York 112, *New Jersey 60. California gas. name and address dearly. You will K )R SALE— Second bund piano, The old Hindus hail the belief that .J5, Massachusetts 30, and Maine 32. receive III return a trial package cou­ ■ chenp. Address 203 E Third Street. There were 216 establishments re-1 a newly-released soul tuok the form For quick results try a want ad. Koley’a Honey and Tar Com-i 262-4tp of beast or flower, as their deeds c.ill- poning products valued at less than Bridie " A h’ dors ye be lonesome. e,i fur. The flower worth of recclv-j $5,000 but the departure•nt did not .li-|l",un'1 f“ r l<ll|K,,s- cu!ds ;,nd croup; FOR S ALE —Second hand gray wick[Foley Kidney Pills for pallia in sides A lex?" ing this newly-fled soul would be a vide them Into stale*. er baby cabby. Phone 330-J. I am) back; rheumatism, backache, kid­ An* does .yc be Alex: "Oh, very, 261-dtp lily graceful, fair, for her beauty of j — 7-------------n ey and bladder ailments; and Foley character was beyond compare. Ten­ MAYOR DYLAN FOR SALE—A medium'size- work or lonesome, Birdie?" [(nthiitlic Tablets, a wholesome and Bridie: “ Oh, very."—Extract from derness nnd gentleness Were her char W ILL VISIT FLORIDA saddle horse in good condition, ON DOCTOR’S ADVICE thoroughly cleansing cathartic for Return of Miles O’Rourke, K. of C. art eristics, and her influence on all rheap for cash. See J, E. Pace, <onntlpation, biliousness, headaches, Hall, Monday night, Feb, 5th nt 8. about her was like the attar of roses, 205-1 tp nnd sluggish bowels. Sold every­ llljr T h e A n o r l s O d I’ r C M l 265-3te which perfumes the room though the Flift SALE—Eight turkey goldlters, N F.VVYORK, Feb/ L— Advised by where, Adv. bottle he hidden. •10 cents per pound, f. o. b. lamgphysic inns that he needs n rest, may­ SOLICITORS WANTED— Either , la­ The funeral services will tie very wood. C. W, Entimlngcr. 255-3tp or Dylan was .mi his way to Palm; dles or gentlemen to call on mer­ simple, only a prayer nt the home and Beach today for a month’s vacation. { Htlt SALE—6 room two story house chants and other business men and so­ another nt the grave in Greenwood on West Side, nenr Itouth Bakery, licit old accounts for collection. Lib­ cemetery. The services will take VALUABLE GEMS STOLEN All modern.— E. J. Taylor, IV t). Box eral commissions promptly paid fo rj p|l)fc flt 3 o’clock, with Dr, McConI HO, Sanford, Fla. 265-2tp services. Write, Southern Adjustmentim || j„ charge. ( I I y T b » A i M f l n l r d Tresa) F(TR SALE— Modern bungalow ,bar- Agency, Draw Bldg., Orlando, Fla. M IAM I, Feb. 1.—Jewelry valued at The pallhearers are nil young men, . gain for quick sale. Also five acres foi In heart, in looks, nnd in deed, $250,000, the property of Mrs. David hammock land, partly cleared. Easy NOTICE Each Mrs. Keller had the hranty of perpet­ (.’. Joyce, a millionaire Chicago lum terms. Inquire 1103 Oak ave. To all property owners of Sanford: ual youth. These pallbearer- are horman. was stolen yesterday. It is I**1 265-3tp \Vhci\ in new of n painter call A. C. Marian Ive.*, Jenkins Dolive, Allison Iicveil ihe jewels wen* stolen from All work guaranteed. Palmer, I.eiper Branham, Ed. Ilulvey Mrs. Joyce’s bedroom at the Joyce Alcorn & Hr* FOB KENT Cash or term work. P. O, Box 805 or and Tom Brodwntcr. Undertaker winter mansion last night while the FOR RENT— Furnished room witli or Phono 466. • . 262-Gtp Hand will he in rhnrgn of the nr- family was at dinner in the dining j without kitchonctte, 716 W. First rangeim-nts.—Orlando Reporter-Star, jroom 011 the lower floor, hut the loss street. ’ 26!-3tp George Keller is well known in San- was not discovered until Mrs. Joyce COLLECTIONS— OLD ACCOUNTS. FOR' KENT—7 room ” house.- Apply ford where he visits ns the represen- 1went to get the jewels in the afteroverdue notes, had chcrks. Write Miller & Son. 205-21p tativc ’ of the Mergenlhaler Linotype1noon. for uur proposition. Ouf representa­ , An entrance had been gained t o , F o f T BENT—Furnished light house­ tive will rail on you,—Southern Ad* (*„_ the lied room by climbing n latticekeeping apartments, equipped with just meat Agency, Drew Building, Or­ work and cutting through a window Tho Herald delivered six times a water, lights mid gas. Enquire, 3I)Q lando, Florida. screen. The jewels were not insured. French Ave. ’ ■ ' 263.31 p Pi and EVERYBODY can have it, if they’ll only save a part o f what they earn instead of spending: ALL. Join the saving class today, and you will he able to buy and sell the .Money Spender later. Our Savings Department will .help you mid pay you 4 % Interest First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORS TER, President SUBSCRIBE FOR THE A L U M IN U M PITCHERS BALL HARDWARE COMPANY By, her Sport Apparel does one know the smartly dressed woman these days and the delightful new Sport Apparel gives signs unmistakable that the season will be replete with good looking Sport Clothes. Here you will find complete stock from Knick­ ers to complete golf costumes: SPORT SKIRTS OF SILK SPORT DRESSES OF PLAID FLANNEI It. F. W HITNER, Cuhler All colorw, guaranteed not to fade. Scotch Gingham in new Spring Pat tcrn«. Special, yard ... ................... U'e condition these ears in order to give .satisfaction on used ears as well as new ones. Liberal terms to responsible persons. Trade ins considered m i all ears. These ears will la* shown and demonstrated on lot opposite from Valdez Ho­ ld on Ihirb avenue. Price? See TOM SHERIDAN Oakland Sales and Service Kent Vulcanizing Company PHONE 17 S AN FO iyj, FLA. 50 piece* of real soft finished, very fine count Nainsook. 10 yard pieces. Special 90 /* for 2 days, yard ................................... M v A * , Extra special In Towels, nice, heavy IItick nnd Bath Towels. Speeinl for 91/* 2 days, each ............. .............. .... ..... Big lot of remounts nfter our January Sale, Silk, GOLF SUITS OF TWEED AND FLANNE COMBINATION KNICKERS of KHAKI, LINEN nnd TWEEDS Domestic Colored Cotton and Wool Hoods, nil marked about 1 LoL Bed Spreads for Single Beds. A good buy nt ........... �l%r SANFORD DAILY HF.RALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1.192.1 DPlfl M HP1 \P(II\|\ CDADTC KRJlJ IY i (II IV L iT x tjlT l v r l U l v A U lJ BASE B A L L FOOT BALT, B A SK E T B A L L T R A P SHOOTING 14 GOLF BOW LING TEN N IS BOXING W E E K LY W EATH ER A N D CROP REPORT FLU” VICTIMS CAN REGAIN HEALTH AND STRENGTH EASILY —-- ^ ; a; ' ; -.*■■—— Showers fell over mott of the sec­ tion during the first days of the CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor week, and moderately heavy rntns New Product Proves That “ Run Down” and I)eover the interior of the northern, and spondenl Sufferers Can Be Robust generally in the western, divisions tt B ft i» d la n la and Strong1Again during the last days of the previous; week. Rain is needed on uplands in the peninsula, except the overflowed /^IT \T \ portion* of.the Everglades where low j U lands nre still too wet; but these, ■---m Kt Mi n lands improved during the week and j jc ylllt have’ had "Flu" you know'so that they can assimilate the iron are In much better condition than at ] that you need something to build upland vitamines from it into your blood, h ta n M n h Time to net rcndy for the 11*2.1 base­ any time during recent months. Gen- vour strength. It takes weeks, and With rich Hood, full o f health, cours. l-UL OK PEP AND CONFIDENCE ball reason. SANFOUI) INCLUDED AMONG eral farm work made good progress, l(f ten inonths, to get over un attack, ing through your veins, carrying nourAmerica’s foremost actor — John TH AT WINS M ANY .\J THOSE TO HE ASKED nnd prepnratious fdr the planting of unnided by some powerful tonic. Your i/hmcnt to your wasted tissue*, Barrymore. i Even now there it re some that And GAME FOB A GAME corn are well advanced. The plantlng ^ (omft(.j1 out o f order. Your narv- ncives, muscles, brain, and to every it hard to believe that Snnfurdw 111 cf Irish potatoes /ontiniied In the,. (lU(l pyltrni [„ deranged. part "of your body—you will quickly There i» not one of the Sanford have a real team this season, but just At the Prinegis in "The Lotas Eat­ There nre some that fed that it is north and west, but the bulk of the jn)ns nnj vitamines arc lack 'attain robust health, strength and on.High players, including the conch, walt. n little early to tm talking base ball er" tonight. Don’t mbs it. crop has been planted, much is up and] jnR jn y(,ur ],tfi<Jd in* sufficient .junn- durance, that does not have an optimistic feel­ fo rSanford, but every town in the TAK E RE-CU-MA TODAY_YOP ing over the outcome of the fray at Also a "Kicking Fool," a century doing well. Strawherriea a r e jn g o o d jim ^ to carry health, strength nnd Work will be stnrtid In n few days state that will support n team this condition; they nre being marketed t .u, ,0 tftf(,ry u m ,\0 „ nd nerve in r F T , n r TT f R TOUnnwm* the Parish House tomorrow night be­ on a park, an organization of Sanford comedy afterwards. It’s a regular year nre making their plans and lay­ earlier than usual from northern loj ullr t,0.5y. ■ U ‘ ‘ KCL B K rTLB r °»O IUlO Vl. tween Sanford and lluvnl. There is /uen will organize and back «n inde­ program. See it-j ing a 'foundation for good ball rlubs calities, nnd they are more abundant RE-CU-MA quickly vitalises the*; C:t sala at $1.00 n bottle Ln .Sanno mistaking the fact that Sanford pendent team, and games will lafor the 102,1 season. Experts alopg will be up ngninst the biggest propo­ played with the larger towns of the You know Osborne invites a fam­ in the central berry belt. Citrus tree* f;aatrio juices ;-o that they digest your* fur l, nt the Union Pharmacy and at that line nil contend that this will be nn,j ,ma, {( on to the intestines,Jnlnmst all"good drug stores.—Adv. ily to be his guest every night, didn’t need rain; somo local bloom is resition they have had to face this year Mate. •* the biggest and most prosperous sea­ ported; shipping fruit continued. ___ _ you? Just watch this cuhifim every and in the face of the defeat landed son ever known in this state. Frost occurred over the interior pur* “ - ■,,, , , , : day, you I see someone* name, and them, in Jacksonville it may look dubAlready, games nre living hooksd— Palatka is getting ready to show , , , .. , W n , of the no,then, on,I w „ l . n .11-! 1................ " " ™ who knows, might be yours. Jous to some, hut the Celery Fed* a schedule ladng made up. St. Augus­ the stuff they have and they will ask visions on the 26th-27th, nm| locally; realize that it takes this game to keep tine, Pnlatka, Gainesville, Ft. Myers, Sanford Tor n series of games. And in the central division, but there was It Is Osborne's most earnest desire them In the championship running and other of the b ig p r titles will be Sanford will accept their challenge no damage of moment to truck, which that Claude Couch and all -hi.*; family included. and they nre going out to get i t ami he all set for them.* The new bull made good progress. Deans, peppers. shall come down-to the Princess toAll the players are in fine trim for park will be id shape for the "ben-; nm| ^ |h(} „ lj0tui KtlU.r/. W„ nnd egg plants are being planted for Duval wilt send two teams lo San­ the affair and they expect to duplicate ing of the season and Sanford w. U[ will nu.ut th rlum!,, cud the with oer up-to-data’ ctcctric devises, meet you there, Claude, the 'he spring crop. Cabbage and celery the Masked Wonder stunt that was ford tomorrow night nnd those two are In, good condition. The highest • snoum nc nummers. ,-uam.mg "!* Independent team that will * treat is on O.borr.e, ptllled o ff in Jacksonville come time games should la- hummers. Standing : a h as o jr coffee percolator, toaster, temperature reported during the week. !»<g *»! ’ room only Will greet you if you are nut [ " " k J * * * • ? " '" '« * pest. ,the rtnte. Tim Palatka Daily News A HUro e n o u ntce pi, ntrnm . f !)r 87 degrees nt Ft. ImudertlaTc; low­ grill, etc. Just attach to your elec­ The Duval girl* will be here also early. „ est, 12 nt MonfEcejlo. j * . . . . 1 tomorrow night, too. The story o f n the same /light and they will be met tric light socket and turn on the ■If c ;youn|r man who who went Went away nvvny to to make make Some good scores nre being turned *' plans l<m" " now under way shall b ‘"-you n g man * Central Division by A Sanford team of girls that have , ,,Mnz! hti fortune, nnd when „ho had tiiadc Moderate temperature with light fully decided to do their share to­ in at the Country Club. Two forty*! ru.,/ 1c , c<1 0UL i]? naK®1’ witch. Very cleanly nnd convenient u‘ publicity to |t> wa>, HO huorleat thnt he preferred ruul generally insufficient rain feat wards furnishing the fans with a pair sixes yesterday, one by Roy Chltten- vv‘ l jr*nK “ Pnlatka—always providing the local j to come back home nnd be regarded tired the week. There was local f i- it way of looking. den nnd thro ther b> llert Chapman. of real basket ball games. team will put up ns good a game ns a* ii failure until he should be fit­ cr .the. 20th, but the damage to truck One of the largest crowds o f' the was unimportant. Ruin is needed on Tomorrow*n issue will carry the ^ did during the 1922 season. Man-, tingly tilde to show otherwise. season Is looked for, and inasmuch a* Uplands ami generally for litrus trees. I,0" z *!» 8 ,hnt wil| 1,<* ^ ‘ * r ! the seating capacity o f the Parish second half schedule of the howling . ... .. i rlhc coming season tlinu w,n" last. ,i,Rl* !■•>*-! ‘ " And there fs one decidedly out the greatest amount reported being ,,hone I)2— n bE C rillC A I. CONTRACTORS Bouse is limited it will he well for league season ns well ns the fmui;lnc “ ” M,n" 11.1 Magaulin Avenue *)'' *in0'v,i* All hope he is cor-; standing feature o f this play "Dnck about one-third of nu^ Inch. The plant-jthose that want a good neat to get records of the first half. You howlers get u copy o f the ichedule and save it. m l in' h,H l"-()I>he.'y. I.atJ year.Dm II)inu. nn<J UmRo” that will he shown ing o f peppers, egg plant, and other there early. Pals ran the beat games played in al the Princt-sa Friday and Saturday, truck made progress; ami celery, cab- the stale, outnide the league, nnd there j nn,| that feature Is the fuel that Da­ bogc, and Into lettuce muile good Pennock Goes to Yanks Yank-White Sox Deal wns never n time when it feared to lending mil will In- played by Tlmm- growth in the Drndentown district. tackle anything in the league. Is Not in Discards a* McJghan. if the crowd i* too thick Cucumbers nnd beans made good j For 3 Other Players '.-----— j "Mr. llf.uz i* in correspondence with fur.yoti to* get u scat at the fU*t per­ growth in the Center Hill district. NEW YORK, Fell. I.--Colonel Jo- team* in various towns, Including formance come back for the second. The plunfjng of melons continued in NEW YORK, Feb. 1.— The New fork Yankees announced yesterday ctdj Itupeit, part owner o f the New Ocala, Gainesville, l.ake City, Ivi*- ‘ You will nut regret it. l.iike county. .Strawberries are more completion of n deal with the Boston York Yankees, declared yesterday he simmer, Sanford, l.eedetrg ami plentiful in the Plant City bell, and Red Sox, by which the American expected to renew negotiation* with trying to arrange a : hiiluie that will the crop is Well in advance of the av­ Good Show Coming1 League champions acquired Herb the Chicago White Sox in an effort fill in about four months of sternly erage for the rest of the Section. To Princess Soon Some toiiliitoe* were ret out m the Pennock, veteran southpaw pitcher in to obtain Eddie Collins, veteran nix'- playing, lb* is lining a lot of pre-seaexchange for three young players, oral baru-upiu, at the spring meeting son figuring utid thinks that urrungelower portion of the division. Citrus George Murray, pitcher; Norman „ f the American league in Philadel- ments will be made along the lines he The hooking of May \uletitiiu-B i t{.(,s ruin; the slopping of fruit B has suggested. prasentatid, nof DeKoven’s ’‘nohin centinued; some Iin-al Moron is report­ McMillan, infielder, nnd Camp Skin- phlh, I’eh. HI. To finance stub nn undertaking JHood" bv the management of the ed. Oats made fair progress. Farm Colonel Ituppeit denied leports.that tl«r, outfielder. No cash wits jnvoivthe deni, one of the principal topic*) there I* need of n considerable fuml. Princess Theatre causes inquiry !l?t work generally is well advanced. cd in Die deal, Pcnn-.K k is one of the most reliable of nr discussion illsctisston during tiurtng the me December ueecamer nr,d «««• for mi that mm reason rammi there imwe i* risked naseu of «u |U to why way these tnese keen Keen theatrical tneairtcm disrernmscernA j M ITt'IlEl.I lllder* in tin* American league, sessions of Die major longue here bad the public a loyal patronage of the era choose n revival at this time when | Meteorologist in Charge, it season with Die Inst place, Ilo*; been discarded. He said attempts to circus ami general entertainment rioiietn musical comedo* arc m> plcn- .Jcekiionville Oifice. top club, Penniak won ten nnd lost reach a satisfactory basis o f agree* that is staged to open here on Mon- tifui. When questioned cm the point, __ _________ meat with White Sox of offirinla far,day, hehniftry 12th. MVeiitecu game*, lie began liis ma- mint Grinin so far.day. V;ey advise thnt they give the ptthlicj \ IR T I A L IT.TtMATUM (what they want, and when "Rubin! - ’ ______ 3qr league career with the Philadel- had faded but that be still Imped for! --------------------- ■ Hood" is mentioned, they generally’ m i , t i -c is.urlnirii i-rs-.i phla .Athletic* in 1012,going to Bos- mtcrers. F ilia lly A d o p t 1923 ^ say Dint wherever there i* whole some PARIS, I* i-h. I. — A strong note, m T ,f e P i I i r . ¥i 7 *7 7i i S o u t h e r n S c h e d u l e theatrical suppoit, aileqaate presentnvquivalotil to an ultimatum, \v..s op , The trio of young .er* traded fi’a ,*HT B I o c T o r i E O d ! Don*, o f "Robin Hood" at intervals1proved by the council of andm-s i- i S’ennock are regarded aa unusually i - , . MOim.E, Ala., Feb. I.— After dc- I Imve always been welcomed and nlbiday and will be'teat to l.ith-’ ! premising. . ! For f l o n d a L e f f i s liberating for two day* ami a night,1ways will he. They say they have n o ,unnia inttibudepanding that within tt fixed | .uonti h i t U l A S r i } S i\ lt IirlC ^ „ W|iei*}t of the* Southern Base- opinion* . _ . . . . . .. .. .*,.... ....... tina. all t o f their own; thnt they on lyrl,me nil the blthunnlnn troops and j ' "Charity and a vlo ed tongue—sure ______ ’ . . i';*>l‘ * 11:i^ .di. i: .triet of Mena I. the forme lafll AKreriatlou adopted a Hajdng 7 f h 7 7 7 , , pinion* uf'ihe'iwopie.wlm !iat’s what His hlvlrcnre preached ni> rhr i-rrxsi I The German territory now under ullic-.i Tut Buntlny." Extract from Return TALLAHASSEE, Fell. I —W. AS aihvdule Tuesday afternoon. ibuy the ticket*, and that a* long T H O M A S M E I G H A N ind L I L A L E E in / Screa from f glll made on the proposed schedule ,j protection recently invaded.* of Mites O’ Routke, Monday, Feb; nth McRae, umunisdom r of agriculture, 1 K" 1 " 'T 1' " " i""!*1' ' ' " " llh people love music that is esteem. George Adcs gamm eunt Q id im ’ Bicfu H om e JVid B r o lie * mtke, J 2IJ3-3tcI ha* returned to tho capitol from u trip "Girted ‘Monday and was continued highly after tlnrti cents ns it w. |S nt 8 p. m., K. of C. Hall The Herald for fir t class joi> woik. \l THE S : I t l li t t W l* SAT I Itn.vt. 1 Eilltl \RY 2ND*.Mill I ... South I lorl. a and ...atirm- d news- '"'<'1 ’> o’elor\ Tn.-ohy nmrnmg with \\b<‘fi fir*t its linrhomiex went o v e r Tin- tin foolligiit . nnd a- long n* fo lk* Dji|H»r thnt lie huil tlu at agi cement hciiqj r a. bed. fartm-M in ad-irc-.v m IMk and ir. magnate* n**i-mhldi- again early love beautiful ta«i»*-r. nod heroic men, Po-eu coualie* to form n farm blue Tuesday afternoon nnd after anotherJ and enjoy the lovulie l vistas that Stone’s Fruit Cake, ill the next h-girinUm- for the pur­ ression of three hours finally reached accn{e #rt ,litn eVvr ,ini(iUccd, so long . ..... •,.* pose of combining the eirortr. working 1:11 agreement, 50c per lb. will people love "Robin Hood.’.’ ‘TksHnR.o in behalf of agricultural legislation, j A total of 22 change* were made In Ljmo'knn Mr. McRae said ho wan not in fa- the schedule a* proposed by the STROUT FARM AGENCY 111 Magnolia Ave. Irish Potatoes, 40c Peek vor of the principle of "blocs of any rehedulo committee:**‘ V m kind," hut that blocs have made their Under tin- arheduie a« adopted 111 Exceplionat bargain for a limited __ • • ' appearance nml the only wav to cam- game* will he played. The league time, fine location on Sanford Heights them i* to f.oni one of your own. opens April 17 and closes On Septemlot 70x121', 2 story * room house, ■Fresh Tomatoes, 2 lbs. 1i hat Mr. McRae ref* rred to the bit*... in b«*r 2'». Opening games will be piny- all improvements, hath, toilet, electric for 25c i *\-l.gl> -s and of then i-lft-i■liveiicss it. <*it os follows* New Orleans nt Mo- tights, phone. Large porch, oak and pyjk! — • airying then cause. Virtually every j bile, ilirmingham at ( ‘ huttnnooga, pine shade, garage, poultry house, n.Lete-i lias it* bloc. Mr. McRae as- Memphis nt Little Rock and Atlanta wash shed, cow stall. Owner desiring New Irish Potatoes 1sorted, and the Florida far mere should'at Nashville, quick snlc has put a bargain pri'-e on get together and slu.w tbeir strength, j Fourth of July games will he pluy- this very desirable property. $2,000 1 he agricultural commi taioner ma lv *i ii in Atlanta, Little Rock, Binning* will give possession. spceclies at Bartow an.l Dade pity. lU Imm nnd Nashville. Labor Day games 2or»*tfc also visited Hiilslwrough ami Dinelln*jvvlll be played in Mobile, New Orcounties. j leans, Chattanooga nnd Memphis. "Miles, me boy,-you’re a foolish SANFORD BOYS READY FOR THE | DUVAL H. TEAM CELERY SEED PALATKA IS MAKING PLANS FOR BASE BALL FOR THE * :l Cook at the Table G IL L O N IP F iY WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO GOOD PRINTING L P. McCuller 1gnsoon to he Dunkin' of reach in' for a ntnr so far o ff in the blue heaven*." — Extract from Return of Mile* O’ Rourke, K. of C. IhijE, Monday night, Feb. 6th at 8. 205-ltc W ANT AD RATES AND RULES THE SANFOUI) HERALD M A IL SERVICE. m t-;-. > Classified Ails lr n word. No ad taken for lr»* than 25c and posi­ tively no elaiodflcd ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit . accordingly. Set in LIG H T FACE CAI’S or (Back Face, double the above rate. STOPS COUGHS AND COLDS Neglected cough* nnd colds lead to Clip nnd use tills blank for writing your want ml nnd mail it lo influenza, In grippe, nsthmn and bron­ the Sanford Herald chitis, end, the old method of “ letting For computing cost of want ads per insertion road carefully rates it run its Courto" is rapidly giving and rules to the left and remit according lo number of insertions woy to preventive treatment. Three of the ad you desire. Remit by Express Money Order, Draft, Post generations of usera have tsi-tified office Order o r Registered Letter. Address communications to *- ot the quick relief given by Foley’a The Sanford Herald. Honey and Tar from coughs, colds, croup, threat, chest and branchial Amount.... *•***»*•«■■» Name trouble. Contains no opiates—Ingre­ No. Days Addres$ *•*»»*»««*• ■ * ,» a * i* ,» ,t,* < « * * * * * » V dients printed on the wrapper. Re­ fuse imitations ami substitutes. Sold To Run .. Post office * * amm ■ * »+ f * •**'»**•■• ***■?*■*»****•»•*•»»*»■ everywhere,— Adv. TH E O U TSTAN D IN G TIRE V A L U E ! SUvertown beauty gives you a better looking cnr. Silvertown durability gives you m ore service. Silvertown quality gives you greater economy— m ore tiro mileage, r. In c . 111-13 Park Avcr.ua The Counting of Words Includes the Words “ Wanted", “ For Sale,” etc., nnd the Nnmc and Address. ‘• f •«•••*»***■•»«•••••♦•»♦ Bril * * ■ • ■■ * * • W*-feW■i * ' H*s« ■■*»M j |j'*** * • • ,•*• >*.• ^ ' 1 1 1 , i i , * * ■** * • * SAVE MONEY ON TIRES AN D TUBES m ore gasolino mileage, more rubber to absorb road shocks* And S ilv e r t o w n prices give you a large return on your investment. Equip oil round with S i l v e r t o w n C o r d s ! SANFORD, FLORIDA __ -- ± - ■i • s ‘ -‘. y m w ■ • . *■ '- - -' » • . * ■* ' • - ie3 xij • *L,*.' - Gel Sty Briers Before Buying Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Goodrich , t H I> , » M |,./ l „ .,< « , .H ^ » » m +-—+ * » • « * • <■• vm M i n j i a i w e e * .- # * ■ * » •* * * •» . ...................................................... .. M itT n ia f ; Silvertow n F. P. RINES 103 Palmetto Ave^— — Phone 4Bt*J . «*•**•»• »* ■SaK Ii, mi - • 1;- t£ -iyi'i;.", -• , .- M M ’A �gjlfp , THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1,1921 Old Fashioned Doctor Washington Birthday Has Nothing on Men Celebration and A rt Teaching Agriculture Exhibit Be Held Here : directory Miles Poindexter FRED Will Be Minister to Peru if Acceptable IS IN MIAMI IS RUMORED lltr Tke Akaarlntr* l 'r t » ) WASHINGTON. Jan. 31. — Inqui­ ry has been made by the American government whether the appointment MAN WANTED IN CHICAGO FOR of Senator Miles Poindexter of Wash­ .SCHOOL FRAUDS IS IN ington ns the American Ambassador FLORIDA to Peru would lie acceptable to the government of that republic. Tw«, Men At 1‘Uint City Have Bight One of thy coming events in Club circles and Sanford social life will be the Washington Birthday celebra­ T, t I' rraa) TALLAHASSEE, Fob. 1.—The old. tion February Hlh nnd Oth in the Par­ fashioned country doctor who push­ ish House. Tills* will be put on by «»ch day. ed his horse-drawn buggy across the the Woman's Club of Sanford and streams and over poorly.travelled opens on Thursday afternoon at 2 (Hr The .(Horlalrd ****** trails by the light of a lantern, had O'clock with an art nnd antique ex­ MIAMI, Jan. 31.—Fred Lumlln, of The Daily Herald, lfic per week. nothing on the agricultural teachers and a lecture by Mis* Edith Lit­ Chicago, indicted In that city with 23 luick Service Transfer who work' under the state board of hibit tle of St. Petersburg, who is chair­ others in connection . with the school When talk is had for people then vocational education,, according to man of the Art Department at Wash­ hoard affairs is believe.! to be living „|,onco lrt U|0 Storage Facilities ,lotk.y » Extract •( please you, tell others; If not, Shcdton J. Phillips, director. Mr. Phil- ington. George and Martha Washing­ Incognito at an npurtment house at Ups cited the agricultural work now ton will be present to greet the guests Miami Bench. According to informa­ from Return or Miles O’Rourke, -Mon­ tell os. Phone 498 being carried on in and out from Plant and Uncle Snm nnd Miss Columbia tion n titan recognised at the Beach day, Feb* fith at 8 p. nt., K. of C, 205-3tc ( ity. The vocational board maintains will also be among those present. A hotel ns I.undin by n number of Chi­ HnlL . lton J. MOUGHTON two .teachers, O. J. Peacock nnd j. charming feature of the afternoon's cago visitors hail his luggage moved , , ,. , Mrs. A. 1. Spencer, SpircHn NorARCHITECT K. Gunn, at Plant City, he nssertod, entertainment will be dancing of the to an apartment house immediately *eUcrp# Sanfortr, ,.nriy J)i(rt „ f each whose territory covers eight schools minuet by eight little girls dressed in afterwards. He did not register at InonUl. Mail, DeUml, Fla. *261dltc (loom 7, Miller Bid*. in that section. Although their daily quaint costumes representing men the hotel. Letters and telegrams ad-! . FLORIDA routine embraces the teaching of nnd women of Colonial times. This dressed to I.undin nt the apartment ITOIID l-iitrt it «Tm i i i - * k v k \t i i w some 00 boys in the plant city high wdl be directed by Mrs. L. II. Connelly house have not been called for. Jt itiriAi. nivriiicT, *i:ntvm,t: rut >t \■ » i.miutA, in rii n . e m it ln f o r d n o v e l t y school and the supervision of part The tea table will be presided over by time agricultural courses in the eight Mrs. I). P. Drummond who will lie as­ IllVllltl'K. CITATION surrounding schools their full under­ sisted by others who will dispense a WORKS llu»n Ithtulrs tlurke. C'nmiUiilnniit. taking carrie athem through the coun­ charming hospitality. In the evening C'liirrnrr Iturgr. Iirfcmlntti. V. C. COLLER, Prop. try for nocturnal community forums at the same place the program will CORRECTED N O V .‘ lVTH. 11)22 T o c'lnreurf* Burke,: I5:t onilen St., Jeneral Shop a n d Mill or lectures. rhit.ut,.iiOila. tvnti»» Iranln, continue with a grand colonial page­ I'.tKK NOTICt; (Imi tc u|i|i<‘ arloa Messrs. Peacock and Gunn each take ant, directed by Mrs. W. E. Watson j fr-m an lUTIilavIt ..f II,.** llliml,-* South Bound Work tittekf, tbui site l* the rutniilaliiaot four of the eight rural, schools nnd and a large committee. There will bo j llePrltt. amt lliat you ur.- a resi.t. m ,,r JNTRACTOR and BUILDER in this way each school is visited singing, music nnd dancing am! the . . Departs 11stjatc other Hum the State or rtnrtUn, Arrivu „ ,,, niul Him llierr ts le. lieimin utlhtll tin* Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. once a week. The students there car­ Grammar school orchestra will assist S3 : 8:8(1 a.m. No. «;4h n.m. dint.t,r i ldrlila, service of u sun. u - if I -i m ( O'**'na nr summons in chancery iiiwn ry on what is known ns the junior greatly with the program. Miss Anna No. 27......' w-httm wunlit nititl and tin- llttl nf agricultural project. The Plant City Mason, Miss Mnble Uowler, Mrs. Ju­ 1:38 p.m, *'i*m|daltit having been iil.-i) herein 01......... 1:18 p.m. No. B. W. HERNDON n.on „ n, ' aaatHHt >nu, tl Is hereby Hide red that boy* receive daily instruction nnd lius Tnknch nnd Other Sanford artists No. 80... ..... 2:55 p.m, U.faU p.nt.j yr.it appear Hi the IHII f.( Holiiplalllt ! 7:10 11m 11,1,1 ••ereln nii.iln-l y..u in I!,,. ,i|mV(. seven ncres have been set aside for will be heart! on this delightful even­ No. 85... . 0:55 p.m. • lit lt le il c a u s e H u tile M i l U tiv i.f l-Vt*- • INSURANCE AGENCY them on which' they ran farm to their ing. The celebration will dose with n i . t r j , A. |> 19J3. t h e -tjfui,. h e ln c r u l e itfll iif t i l l s c o u r t ; u n it tile H a It - i yiRB-----AUTO-------BONDS hearts full content. Under the super- a dance at the same place Friday ev­ Northbound f " i i l I h ill y l l c i a lii 1- T i.-rch ) t l r s l u a a t vision of the agricultural leathers the ening, which promises to be one of ei| a s t h e t n - w s l m i u r In n b l c l i i b i * lit.l i ....>i L1' * ' -*••»•»• I b e n u b l l s h r i t u m v a w eek Plant City (toys cultivate profitable the prettiest nfTnirs of the season. S. 0. Shinholscr Arrive i m p a r l s f o r f o u r c o t is o c t lU v i- w - * ‘k s . It ITNKHS my band ami efTIrbil sc,11 Committees appointed to arrange ^ 0t 82 ...... 1:18 a.m. plate, n.r do on u smaller scnle those 2:03 n.m. " f T l e r t h i s Die Sib day n f January. out in the country. fur tlie Washington birthday celebra- j^0> 81......... 11:45 n.m. 12:05 p.m. ' I>. 1?23. Contrnrtor and Builder k . a tmrni.AHS. The rural schools visited are located lion art* ns follows: 2:55 pju. i .s K a i .) No. 80 ....... 2:35 p.m C l e r k o f ctrcult C o u r t , A ll Priceli F. O . B. D etro it HchelliMalne-t DrumWashington Ten; Mrs. D. 1 ■ »t I urkey Creek, Mount Kuoii, Spring •I ;05 p.tn. WORD FLORIDA I No. 02 .. .... 4:00 p.m. Holteltor fur Complainant. Head. Cork Academy. Pilot, Brandon, moral, chairman. No. 28....... 10:0 p.m. _________ bs. i?. is. j 3 I N rii t: t im i it i iii i i t o r TiitB Old Plantation Day; Mrs. John j SeiTner and Dorner, At these lowest of lowpriccs and P. Connelly & Sons s i :\ i : n t ii . i i u m h i . r u in i t o r rilhy Branch In one year, nil of the agricultural Meisch, chairman; Mrs. Sandy AntlerI I.OOIIM. IN INI) ro ll IglllN III.i; I Xntilf ftlii't] I DOS with the many new refinements, rnr.NTY. in (iiA N r r m . tent hers working under the board vis - ; Min. Mrs. ltelding, Mrs. Paul Riggers,, R-K-A-l* ft-.a-T-A-T-n Arrive Departs •Vfiitii** Ti llnrtl«t i'1*111)1Inf until, i* Ford cars are a bigger value to­ ited 1,101 .-.dull farmers, Mr. Phillips Mis, ftynn. Mrs. Stanley Walker. Mrs. , llrfritilnnl. I Ul real nil'll In 7:0U n.m. llriltlr I,, Hi Fit«>IT \No. 100 ATI UN Green, Mrs. A. F. McAIbter, and 'tid in explanation o f the scope of I li'ill fit HIT t*laA'pfoAril Inml day than ever before. * Now is 3:25 p.m. TxNo. 21 ft.dttci 11.11*Iy, ttiHliI* fic» I' ii Kntiu ts their work. They are equipped with Mrs. II. II. Campbell. uorrly Itnmh |jat» 1:30 p.m. x No. • 25 It rtfTt-arlUfc (rimi tin tifTiil.it ll flirt! the time to place your order Committee on Art and Antiques;, automobile*., he explained, ami in ad­ in llili* «niu*H f (tut vtiit nr«= 41 tt»>ri r» i-i- 1 lifaftrin 5:50 p.m. xNo. lot if' tii >■f lisp Hi Hi- *’f Finrirlfi, 11u t *•f■*r* for reasonably prompt delivery. I*fsi'^rfljr It iji<*I itr%n t*lliti m*r« dition In their tu.^jial sehnnl work, Mrs. Henry Wight, chairman; Mrs. G. <"ii, I (aHi*- t, H.ti «tk, iit *- Ht'ilrrnl mill Davis Hart, Mrs. A. Vaughan. Mrs. 1 * • 1 1 1 i t * mI till Hu* 1-*I Ii *\u> **f March, they g,t through the rmtntry, slopt.ecsburg Brunch Terms if desired. Math Oif Ice A l» l^jn, (11 n|ip*fir hi til* hill of »'..m Huff and Mrs. J. N. Whit nr r. I ping here and there to help Mr. Fiir-'T. 1 1 1 ill ft I * N 1 1 1 f* Hi' tl a | S t* I it * » I ' « ti I Ii fill m ■ M it i :a i .t v n n ii'A M A rrivo Departs 4MI-* P.-iftran* Committee, Mrs. \\. b.. iner in walking nut some problem. I I?r*tii(in*I r 11It*** **r t‘1 **!li,rr isrtIciiJnr*t mil It Ini a1r>] r#*I itiuf it *I fife lie p111• iwnmn i\ w ;v n n ;> T h d i i m m 157 3:55 p.m. * 11tin«r xNn. nil) » l (hr fulli'V* hi.T ill 3x11t WaL-oit, cht.ii man; Mrs. Walter Maybe Betsy has gotten contrary, nr ftp hi if hi 1 1 * * 1 1 • i.i lit mien n 171 Lie 4% III |-.H 1|MICHMil ll Vir. T. Ht t*tl\ No. 21 2:50 p.m. A Afi-K r»tr i"Iu fit Wi'i’ka. Wight, Mrs. S. O. Shinljolder, Mrs. .IDS-U maybe la certain product is falling off i». Vt, AlriUMtA YVITN K8H tut iiTiml nil I llir jmii **f 158____ _ 7:00 a.m. xNo. l-eonardi. Mr*. B. C. Maxwell, nnhl inttrt on Hit* the Cmli tfi v f*f .11nFEWART The Florist in its y'eld. it hectmie; the lot of the John *»•» 7:10 p.m imr\ A. 1» EDWARD HIGGINS Mm. G. G. Herring, Mr*. D. D. Cald­ No. teacher to -it down with Mr. Farmer i: A IwirilLAHH lit Fiusrrv— -------- Floral Dcsixns I'lcrk **f I In Circnli iil'ltnf'irii I 'or I, I luf* .1. r « rttkdll llsntrr and if possible device some treat- well and MU* Ruba Williams. Oviedo Branch H* tnitii*!* tN»ifnt>. Kl*n !«1.4 I )ti orating Committer: Mrs. I,. I*, .Annual and Ornainrntal Plants ! meat for the stubborn cow or the un­ Departs 1 m m . A | ». I ' m ) ! **•». Arrive Ht*llcih*r ntii! nf 1 ilous.holdi", chuitnian; Mrs. \A. 1. 7.13 p.m. It Myrtle t ie - — -— — Phone 2fi0-W productive crop. As he goea along v No. I2ti f**r * *tnttlriiiiiiiii. 1 |S*2*h-*2*3on liis i nurds in- find* that the farm­ laegb y. Mis. R. J. Holly and Mrs. xNu. 127 3:10 p.m. A. .d"ff U. . x— Daily, exerpt Sunday. ANFORD M ACHINE ers of one community are interested K. FloWer Committee: Mrs. A. \\. *c iH iiiiN a c in i*iiiB a K iiin iii!c ra c n iii*ic B a »B «ta tix x > u ;x **s n in n a c 2 R itH 3 X B H K B B iiiiiiB iiiR in a pailicuiar aubpect. He forthwith COMPANY organizes a community forum. A cer­ Fit* ', that m.io: Mr:. B. D. t aswcll. ■ aa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan am tB aB H avB B aaR B aaasan a jruBU~KiaBBaucrariU*x ■■n aan a «■■■■■■■•• ! |Gencral .Machine and Baiter tain night nnd place is selected, uau- Mr>. Raymond i'hdlips, Mis. II. II ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ R iiR iK a a iR a M * R * R iiiiis a (i!U iii.iq iR iiR R n N B itin n n * 3 x ia ii* x ir R i«u a R ia ia a a iiiR a a ■ Works ■ N ■ ■ ■ ally at some residence, and ill inter­ Heetvn and Miss Ruba Williams. Jft ■ ■ Cylinder Grinding ested parties gather there. Home of 1 * Dance committee; Mrs. It. J. Holly j ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Aulnmuhile Repairs and Mrs. W. V, Bangley the teachers "are provided with mov­ Acetylene Welding ing picture machines while others ■ ■ Sanford. Florida. Jan. 27, HI23. boae 152— — S an ford, F lorida have magic lanterns, according to Mr. Evidenee Increases As required by Section 12, Chapter, I'hdlips. If u “ screen” doesn't happen For Show Down fiftPIt, Laws of Florida, t will he ilti in be a part of the teacher’> equip­ L. Ii. HODGINS tl. * following plait's, on the date nnd ment the family sheet is removed |AUT0 RADIATOR AND SHEET on Shipping Bill In tween tin- It'iurs net after enrh, fur! from it.* aeiuM"mrd plate nnd with METAL WOttKH the purpose of reeeviilig Tax Itelurns n n "'it an) adu the forum is under way. •111ur.il Repairing Adrnininlnitiiin Forres Wdl I se fur the year 11)23: I'rrru Ii ,\ie.----------Sail turd. F14, The family sheet depicting the "nii.v ers In Bring It To a Head •Geneva— February 7th, BBOO n. lit. in" version of the subject under dis­ ll-Unp. to 3:00 p. nt. cussion. Some of the tenclters, how­ I Hy The A.iurlnlr* I'rrM) ■ ■ Osccoln— February 8th. 10:00 a. m. ever nre not provided with either ma­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—There N k M i a t i t a i a i a i * gic lantern or motion picture machine* wer elncreatlng evidence* today that to 8:00 p. m. ( ’huluota— February Oth, 10:00 ri. lit. so they merely hold forth in the pn- President Harding nnd the ntlmini*H ■ sitioii of chairman. Their policy is Jtrntion were preparing to use tin- full 1,1 , - ;(KI m* ■ ■ M teach by developing the community jforccs t,f their influence to insure a Gabriella—February .t»lh, 1:00 p.m. ■ ■ knowledge rather than instructing, hy,,)W ,|ow„ „ „ the shipping bill at this t" :,;0° PMr. Phillips explained. _ session of congress. While the HeOviedi February 12th, 10:00 a. m. The ngriculllirnl projerts managed ,,u|,ijcnn .senate leaders‘ were rein w-. to 3:00 | m. ■ ■ Cards of Sanford'* ItrputAitamonte-February 13th, lie.OO m by tin school boy* are traced fully by mg efforts to speed up legislation to '!)!» I'rufraiionsl Men, each an efficient tHnkkcoptfig system, ac­ get the ship bill once more before cun* a* ni. to 12:00 nt. h m »f whom, in hi* chosen proI.ougwood—February i::th, 1:00 p. ■ ■ ■ cording to Mr. Phillips. In an ordi­ gross, Shairman laisker of the ship­ frMion the Herald recomnary ledger the student records how ping Itoanl conferred with Maiding nt. to 3:00 p. nt. Bfndi to the people. Lake Mary— February IHh, 10:00 much he pays himself for labor or and stated afterward that the presi­ " h q r, m n h n the amount he pay* someone else for dent would insist on “ no uncertain. a. m. to 3:00 p. nt. ■ ■ it; other expenditures; sums realized terms" on the vole before congress [ ‘ I'aota—Kebrunry 15th, !0;00 a. in. n m from the sale of hi* product, nnd the adjourned. to 12:00 m. George A. DeCottes like. In one department of the ledger ' , ; Monroe— February 15th, ^1:00 p, m. Atlornoy-at-Law under the head of “ remarks'' the stu­ The Herald delivered six times a to 3:00 p. m. m m A. VAUGHAN, dent agriculturist makes comment on week for 15c. Br*r Srmlnote County Bank his work as he goes along. These re­ <F0IU» ... ... FLORIDA marks bear Inter on the success or the non-aucccu of his .undertaking and nre made a part o f the discussions feed R. W ILSON ■ ■ ■ He Sure and Sec the New in school. Vocational centers similar to the ATIOUNRY-AT-LAW m um one maintained nt Plant City nnd from Ur»t National Bank Building which the teachers work out Into the ‘ W ord FLORIDA country, nre maintained nt Gonzales, I Allha, Ronifay, Fort White. Green Cove Springs, Jasper nnd Madison, m u according *tn Director Phillips. . . . ICHELLE M AINES HONING MATCH FATAL I.AWYER .Surrounding Schools Yoo can find the name of t1tTJ lire Daalneu Man ,B Sanford In thla Column l In the Histoiy of the TRAIN SCHEDULE Runabout . Touring TruckChassis Sedan 298 380 . . NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS : .f a m m- -k emo¥a Company Office: The offices of the Southern Utilities Company have been removed from the Harrold building: on Park Avenue to the Wclaku Block, corner of Kailroad Way and Commercial Avenue. -t—Court House Examined Glaaaea Designed McLaulin, Jr., O pt D. Optician-Optoraelriat *»•» First fitrsat . Sanford, Fla. pit. u. M. WELSH Monos: Office 123 Residence 257 Veterinarian omco >’ Opposite P. O. DeLand, Florida Mrs. A. I. Sponcer ^pirella Corsctiere >*«wt Office Addies* » lw BeLAND. FLORIDA ** ■ - •■ ' v ./ K ■ (Ms Thr Aim tblirJ ITMt) MONTGOMERY, Ala,, Feb. I.—H. B. Fetzer fs under $500 band charged with involuntary manslaughter in connection with the death last night of nilly C. Seeley, Fetzer’* 18-ycnr-old opponent, in n preliminary boxing match nt the city auditorium. Seeley died from acute dilation of the heart just as the bout ended. Promoter* of the match also are .charged with in­ voluntary manslaughter. Both Seeley and Fetzer are amateurs. Seeley'* bo­ dy is being held until the arrival of members of hi* family from ,Pt:mi“ C0* la, Fla. Models nt our beautiful Show Rffoma nnd Flllinff Stnllon— High Grade Mechanic in charge of our Repair Department. -s Prompt Service and Courteous Treatment— V ■ Pay Us a Visit * ____ LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S REST ROOMS • • ’ "Ur»Ia, you arc the one bright atar in my darkening life."*—Extract froth Rotum of Miles O'Rourke, K. of C. Hall, Momlay night, Feb. 5th at 8. M5.3.C ■ '• .. '.'U m m t 1 ■HH■■»■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■HR!___ : - . w m s Notice PURELY : PROFESSIONAL : ■ -3s � 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 01, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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V* r <1 .t f*r*-,1 /%«.-’?¥ -• :- IN TH E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S GREATEST V E G E T A B L E SECTION VOLUME III. s-v'-’w ON DEBT ; <W. L» < w OPENS WAY TO SETTLEMENT i •> SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1923 T [ill- E THURSDAY, EV YBODY IS INVITED Great.Commoner W ill Speak at 1:30 a n d -3:00 o’Clock Thursday I nvestlgiitlrtjn of Newberry Rioting Started by Slate SANFORD STATK ATTORNEY 1HRKCrrH PROBE BY HAR­ DEE ORDER ‘ m y Th* A .M r t ilr l P r fu l NUMBER 261 HEAD TURKISH DELEGATION NEAR EAST CONFERENCE ASKS FOR MORE m DOPE SOLD SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS EXPLAINS REASON — BEFORE PUTTING SIGNA­ GAINESVILLE, Jnn. 31.—Investi­ Hon. Win. Jennings Ilrynn will bo Florida to give it to them. Here in n LAW TO LEGALIZE . TURE TO PEACE TREATY gation'of tho lunching of Abe Wilson, in Sanford Thursday, Feh. I, at the chance for individual citizens to make negro, nenr Newberry, January 17, TERMS AT LAU|ANNE their contributions to our stnto uni­ Princess theatre at 1:30 p. m. and nt wns begun hero yesterday under the versity. Everyone will be given n direction of George I)o Cottcs of San­ the County Court House for an out­ chnncc to give. •, ford, district attorney o f tho Seventh door meeting at 3 p. m. He will bo We all pay in taxes to keep the judicial circuit, assigned to the case accompanied by the University of doon of the university open. Rut thnt No More Will Be Made By A m e o r a i l r o a d s o r d e r e d t o r e - Florida quartette. He comes in the In­ doesn't begin to repay the benefit* by Governor Hardee, nnd A. S. Crews CAUSED HIGH SCHOOL HOY TO And StntcH That Time Would Be ienn CommisHion Pending prosecuting attorney of tho Eighth Employed to Good SUMS TIL'S FIN K PRAC­ terest of the University of Florida. w crcccivc. Wo should give in propor­ SHOOT HIMSELF Official Notification Judicial circuit. *» / Advantage TICE Everyone is invited to be present nt tion ns wo can give. The obligation TODAY ' . ' Wilson had been convicted of cattlo the 3 o'clock meeting In front of the rests Just as much on ever ycitizen I B r T k f A »*o c la t*d I 'r f W ) (fir The A—nrI*led !***••» IIlly lly T Tk k ff .lu A n anorrla l nlr l ril d ll* * r r *» ««)l W r Th* A iw rtilrT Pma| to help endow our state universities stealing in n justhre of tho pence court house. WASHINGTON, Jnn. 31 — The LAUSANNE, Jan. 31,— Israel Pa­ W A SH IN G TO N , Jnn. 31.— RailCHICAGO, Jnn. 31.—George Roth, The University of Florida is to ns it rests ort the mnn who for less court and his punishment fixed nt British decision to accept the Amcri- roads were onlered today by the In­ 18 year old high school senior Is in sha, head of the Turkish delegation to ran debt funding suggestions was snid terstate Commerce ('omission to re­ havo a new $230,000 building which reason gives his millions to n private six months in jail or a fine of $300. the Near East conference today asked Judge A. V. Ling, in charging the the hospital here said by physicians the conference for n delay of two by Secretary Mellon to open the way sume the practice' o f selling inter­ will house the student activities into \;ollcge. to be nenr dentil from n bullet wound The Student Activities building nt grand jury’ thnt was rrcnllcd to In­ to drafting o f recommendations to changeable mileage hooks good for got their first practical leszon* in weeks before signing the peace Ircnty the Univcrsify of Florida will be n vestigate the lynching said thnt the self inflicted beenuse he told his nnd u delay of eight days before tho citizenship, in cooperation, in leader­ the president for changes in.the f « ^ j u 7 n t j r n w hundred miles of travel father he had formed an unconquer­ ship, in putting things over. The state source of pride to the state ns well as execution of the negro wns not u ing law to legalize terms suggested in meeting of the conference eomniiaat reduction of twenty per cent from( . ,, . , .. able drug habit that forced him to lynching in the genera! sense of the of value to the students. It Is needed the American proposition. While the sion. The interval, he declared, would regular pnssnge rutes. Sale of b o o k s ' . «. .........u (activities. It should have such a build nnd the citizens of Florida will give term, but wns murder as foul as over come to school and denied him the Ik* employed in striving by every secretary explained that no public must begin March iftth the comniis-. pcr|K‘trated, and called on them to privilege of graduating with his class mean* to reach un agreement. * And ft is asking the citizens of it. move would be made by the American * sion decided, A number of small rail­ investigate rigidly every detail of the tomorrow. He told his father he commission pending the receipt o f the roads arc excluded from the require­ bought tho drugs from n youth who LAUSANNE, Jnn. 31.— CompliennlTnir. official notification of the decision, ments of order because of their 'c stood outside the high school nnd' tions suddenly arose among the allied it*- 1 . At n mnsn meeting in Newberry on which must come through the British ability to meet reductions. Practice k Sunday, resolutions were passed peddled the drug to the srhool girls icproentatives at tho Near East embassy, he explained thnt the Amer­ idly nil class one roads, however, must pledging assistance of those in at­ nnd boys. Roth told how he left homo pence conference Into last night when ican commission wan in a position to establish reductions. tendance to the prosecution, declar­ to kill the dope peddler nnd failing to the French delegation announced" that begin nt once an outline of the de­ ing that “ it matters not bis race or find the peddler shot himself cnrly it hnd decided to remain in I^susanno tails which the president could trans­ is long there wns any hope of car­ color, the law bus been violated, con­ today.' mit to congress. Ho snid he hoped for rying on successful negotiations with stitutional authority ha* I m cii ignored llnal settlement o f the question be­ the Turks. and opposed and it is your duty to fore congress adjourns on March I. Sonic City Officials Have Been Reappointed, and sincerely, honestly and fearlessly I lie lli ithli delegation considcrr-.! the decision of tho French as n ilngmake every effort to bring the guilty Some Are W aiting LONDON, Jan. 31.—The governra rnnt violation of |fu* understanding parties to justice." The resolution wns j incut's decision wns reached at a callbetween tin.* allies n few days ago At a meeting of th" City Commissioners cnlled for that purpose the mu direct'd l<» Governor I lattice nnd toj inet meeting this afternoon. There j W ILL STOP AT ST. AUGUSTINE, Hint nil of tlicpi would leave I»auaicipal Isind* in the sum of $.100,000 were sold to Caldwell A l'o., of New jJudge 1-ong. wns a full attendance of ministers and , AND TIIKN MOWN THE sonne nt tho end ot the week if the Y otK for $303,305, or at the rate of $1.17 which is considered n very good Wilson's body was exhumed jesterapparently they entered the meeting1 HAST COAST Turks did not sign today the treaty price nnd shows that the finances of the city of Sanford are in good shnpejdny and examined for marks "f vio- VVILL IIP. GIVEN AT HIGH SCHOOL with their decision already formed to which lias lx*en handl'd them. t n r T h * S M u r la lr l I 'r r M l nhd the credit of the. city is par excellent. The city commissioners nre t" lence which might have been inllielj TUESDAY NIGHT follow the recommendations o f Chan­ WASHINGTON, Jnn. 31.- Presi­ l»e congratulated upon this good hu iiu-ss judgment in this snle of bonds thnljcd In-fort* the hanging, t ounty phy-1 All tho British delegates announc­ cellor of the Exchequer ns the ses­ dent and Mrs. Harding expect to leave will he used for the street paving and other*city improvements. These bonds airinns. while making no leport, hiivej The Tom O'Khanter Indies’ Hand, ed officially lust night thnt thoy would sion lasted for only n few minutes. on the flight of March ft, for their were special assessment municipal bond*. f" ,,nd nmrk" " r violence other than n local organisation of Sanford gills, adhere to this program, whate'o.* the Florida trip, it was learned today under' the able leadership of Edgar o^lu-r nil It'd delegations decided to do. The City Commissioners also re-npp"inlod I,. 11. Philips to bo city clerk, j those rnused by the hanging. HOUSE A P P R O V E S from source:' close to the president. G. P. Paxton to be. fire chief, James Sharon to K Municipal Judge and the, ««• «? « of witnesses have Ih*cii sum- A. Itail, director, will give their op­ Fail Gurxon will start for lamdftn on No itinerary was announced, but ItcH UG H ES’ FO R EIG N lievcd the first slop \ftll 1m* at St. Au­ Appointment of .1. J. Dickinson ns city attorney. No other appointments were [moiled to appear before the grand Ju- ening concert at tho High Sehoid au­ Friday. The British protest against the ditorium Tuesday evening, February mndc nnd nr there lire several city officials who have tendered their reslgnn- ry, Wednesday. French derision 1* bnsed on a state­ litb, at 8:1ft p. in. C O N S U L A R P L A N gustine where the president enjoys lions nnd have not been re-appointed it is not known who will be .iglcrtcd for) the golf course, then several trips 1 T A L L A tlASSKK, Jnn. 31— In part This band was organised Inst spring ment issued by the British last week. will be made down Jhe Florida coast. these positions nt this time. in * T k* A - M i a t - i m m 'ills*.order of Governor Hardee, trims- nml the girls have Ik-cii studying hard This \tos to the effect thnt the treaty WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. — Reor­ furring State Attorney George I)e since thut time. The bund represents would Ik* presented to tho Turka for ganization of tho diplomatic ami con­ tra m rad l Seeks Gotten from Sanford to Gainesville nn investment of three thousand dol­ algnnlun* Wednesday nnd that tho Market Reports on sular Activities o f thp United States to direct the investigation of the lars on the pnrt of the members for Allied dclcgntoions hnd ngroed to de­ Relief Refrigerator i"high'crimes" Celery Movement into one interchangeable foreign ser­ follows; iiistiumeuto nnd music, nnd in ‘ndili- part Friday; if tho Turks asked fur­ vice organization ns sought by Sec­ Car Shortage Here "Whereas, It lin.s been officially tion to proving n soureo of c*<Iurntion'j ther time to consider the trenty, then retary Hughes, wns npproved yester- i 51 Carlo! Shipments Reported for Tues­ ______ made known to mo thut certain high and amusement to themsqjve* will In*-! th«- conference wns to adjourn hut ilay by the Houjo foreign nITnirs com- j day. January .10th: WASHINGTON. Jnn. 31.- Advice crimes have Wen committed by on- ne'lH she city of Manfonl in many the plenipotentiaries would bo ready ' mittec, which reported the Roger;' i4orhln—Sanford Section I'.1 Tiaving reached Senator Park Tram known parties and persons in the ways, tlif-s In-ing the only band com­ to return to Lausanne when there hill providing for consolidation of the •------Florida—Manatee Suction 18 mcll of a prot,able shortage in refrig- * ounty of Alachua, and in the t oun- posed entirely of women in the entire were indications that thu negotia­ two hr/inrhe*. ' tions could lie brought to n success­ MUSICAL PROGRAM ADDS MUCH norldn-Tampa section . I erntor cars to move the tomato crop ly of l/*vy, in the State of Florida, state. Complete chnngc of personnel, a TO SUCCESSFUL ful conclusion. California The girls hnvc been fnrtunntc in se­ and the remaining port of the citrus and single revised salary scale, extra al­ Both tho French nnd Italian dele­ REVIVAL “ Whereas, It Is essential to geed curing Marian Kcncfic, I.yric soprano, fruit crop of Florida, Senator Tram­ lowance to representatives at for.72 mell on Saturday nnd again Monday government thnt tho Inws of tin* r.tnte head of the Vocal department nt Stet­ gations supported the British stand Totnl rign capitals, thus eliminating the with tho grentest reluctance. The Despite the numerous counter at­ called upon the Interstate Commerce and nation .l*t respected nnd upheld son University, who will delight the necessity of large private means for tractions in Sanford lust night there Destination* of Florida Shipments n|K)ke.<mnn for the French delegation ' mnliPnco with a number of songs, A Commission nnd .urged the necessity a,,d l,> Hint end it is necessary that diplomatic officers nnd extension of apparently was no diminution in * in-! Chicago, 8; Potomac Yards, 3; Flor- for ample cars being provided at once I informed tho Associated Pres* that varied program of hand music inter­ -tale should use what may he the civil service, nre among the pro­ turest or in attendance nt the revival Mice. I; *" Memphis, n , ^i W f ,..rn ruin’ requirement . I V "eeesrniy of its resources to nppre- mingled with duets, quartettes, songs while there was somo idea o f leaving ' •» — r .... » Trim.. . . . I; Savannah. Hi ' nuM’ i m* riu m rr<|um visions of the bill. Increases in sal­ services in progress-nt the First Hap- 7; Pittsburgh, 3; Baltimore, l; Lolum-|Cfin)mjgl|[0*n |lIlR wired Its represontnbend and punish the perpetrators of nnd n violin solo inis Ik-cii arranged nt the olid o f the week, if the Turks i aries would be authorized for many list church, the auditorium being well bus. O.. I: New York. 3; W. Jackson-;Uvc sign, France find* it difficult to ad­ p,or|Hn lo uf the m l»U.‘ ..................... . .lukc ______p a t , . , , nno the Tnm O’Shunter* ure offering posts, ehielly for secretaries nnd the filled promptly at the hour of meet­ here to any tentative program of proyou n musical treat which will long „ t oncc nn,r hjw nlso ll(,vised the " Wl™ » * ll i# deenuMl oseent(al ville. 2;; Philadelphia, U Rochester, 1; lower officers, but the compensation ing. redo re if the Turk* ask for several., be remembered by those fortunate Waycross, 3‘; River Junction, 2; Syra­ railroads ,rf the necessity fr ^ early n thor‘,UK^ “ " d rif id «f ministers And ambassadors would day* in which to examine the draft, enough in securing n »r «t for tills ocThe adult choir led in the musical cuse, 1. relief. Senator Trammell, also com-,‘ ion ** l*f “ ,0 mob, ^ not bo chimed. Secretaries would bo j IurchI to havo been |H.'r|Kjlrnteu in the eaxion. The price o f admission is the treaty nnd request further negotia! ' program as directed by Mr. Wolsingplained to the commission relative to. . . . . , , .. „ given salary incronsc* from the pres­ •(f'.HHlI X* of Alachua nnd in the County nominal sum of fifty cents, so be sure lions on tho spot. _, , t i ii v r*. ounty oi and has never l»een heard to liettcr Diversions cf Florida Shipments Jan­ the action oft the Horida hast Const! ~ * , .... . , „ ent $8,000 to $9,000. and get your tickets early. . . . , . | , . , of lAivy, in the Suite of l loridn, uary 10th advantage. They are preparing some CONSTANTINOPLE. Jan. 3 l.-D (s railroad in requiring nil fruits nnd * Pointing out the necessity for ad­ ... , .‘ Then follows tho formal order. splendid selections to lie used during '• From West Jacksonville: Destined Vegetables patche* from Angora purporting to to be shipped in ventilated! ditional allowances at diplomatic the closing days of the special evan­ to Philadelphia, 1. Jlidgc Peacock i s . reflect (ho official altitude of ’ the fruit earn, nnd not In refrigerated ear* _ . . . . . . posts, the report of the committee gelistic campaign and the leader of From Snvnnnah: Destined: to I>c-. unless refrigerator cars nro fully Iced. A W I l . l y W j H Charged Being High Turkish nationalist government con­ said it was "deplorablo thnt by de­ the musIK has announced thnt other tinue of the gravest tenor. It Is stat­ [This subject is being investigated by trait, I. nial of adequate compensation, the ' Official of HI K. K. ed thut ths council o f ministers has numliers by local talent will be fur­ the commerce rommission. • United States, the greatest democFrom Cincinnati: Destined to Chi­ nished each night. A male qunrtct taken "important decisions-foj^tfoarnry, now restricts the administration cago, 1. I l l * T h r A «»» r lM lr d I’ rrs a l nnd a vocal duet arc scheduled for to­ ure* necessitated by / k p t r t i f f l f at DAYTONA. J«n. 31. — Charges to the ofTicc of secretary in the dip­ From Potomac Yards: Destined to SECOND SHOWING OF THE night's extra features and Mr.' Woliaiusantic. thnt County Judge J. E. Pcncock of lomatic service' to the members of a Pittsbnrgh, 1; Washington, 1. "RETURN OF MILKS O'ROURKE skigcl will sing a solo. Delaind, Volusia county, was n high small circle of society who arc willing LAUSANNE. Jan. 31.— Tho Turks . Henry Simonds, of Orlando, wns a to provido from their private fortunes olTicfii^of the Ku Klux Klnn and* hnd desired a delay of eight days so they Shipping Point Information for Jnn. "The Return o f Miles O'Rourke" a LEGISLATION MAY FOLLOW IN guest of Mr. Wolslngel yesterday nml for the support of their positions acted 'as "prosceuting attorney" in a need not give n definite reply to tho usry .10th a play o f Irish life of tho twentieth; (JUIRY INTO RAILROAD with his tenor voice added to the "trial" of nn offending member of the acceptance o f tho treaty until that abroad.” DISORDERS SANFORD, FLA.r Warm, dear. century, Is a play that wns written j special music. He sang Herbert’s "O Klnn In the woods near Del^uid re­ time expired. The session suspended “ However much the ability the men by Rev. Father Hcnncssy, pastor of Hnullngs moderate, demand and move­ cently were made in disqualification to allow the allies to reach an agree­ so chosen rqsy possess/' the report de­ Imvc Thut Will Not Let Me Go,” und I l l r T h e A ••aclrtl*d T r e e s ) ment slow, market steady. Carloads the All Souls Church of Sanford and LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Jnh. 31.— proceedings brought against him at ment on n reply. On resumption Lord clared, “ and without detracting In any with the Asheville singer delighted f. o. b, usuni'tcrms 10-Inch crates, maile a big hit tho first time it was Whether tho findings of the Arkansas the congregation in tho singing of tho preliminary hearing o f Chnries Curxon announced it would be impoadegree from tho exrcllent services Golden Self-ldnnchlng, -t-0 dox. atalks shown Inst spring. legislative committee now conducting Pent and I.oe Rogers nt Poland. many of them have rondcrod, tho fact two 'ducts, "Nailed to tho Cross," and slide to completely sntlsfy the Turk­ At that time thn hall was over­ nn Inquiry ^Into tho recent disorders in the roght, mostly fl.7G-fl.RG; Pent nnd Rogers wore charged with ish requirements as to time, but | remains that tho mode of selection is "In Jesus," the latter messngo being French strain dox. stalks In thn crowded, many people not being able on the Missouri nnd North Arkansas assault with intent to kitl in a war­ undemocratic and unworthy of this the words of n converted Infidel law­ sonaliy ho wns resdy to remain at rough, best mostly around $1.75, poor­ to seo tho play, and after being urg­ railroad during which one man wss rant sworn out by Joe Osborne, depos­ yer, a wealthy practitioner In New country. Not only does it make, un­ Lausanne until Sunday evening. ently requested by many Fnthcr Hcn- lynched and other striking employrs er low ns $1.50 . ed chief of polico o f Daytona. available to tho government a Idrgo York City. nessy ha* consented to hnvo this expelled from the regloh will result The Rooster choir is engaged in a Totnl enriot shlpmenta from San­ Judge I'eacoek refused to disqual­ body of cnpable .young men of educa­ show In Sanford oneo. more. .Scvoral in tho enactment ci'f an anti-lynching ify, the hearing which wn* replete contest for new members this week ford section this season to tion, but without private forttinci, j.iii date, ..ii....— .JED rhungvs hnvc been mado in thq play law for this stnte, is a topic members with sensational chargqs hnd counter but it reau|ta iq the two branches of nnd up to the present time 175 young and the exccllont cast- of characters, of the «?ommlUe« arc discussing dur­ the service ^bellg kept'.rigidly npart people have been enrolled in this or­ Total' cariot shipments 'from Mah'charges being finally brought to an all local p e jf lf well qualified to take ing tho lull-,in taking of testimony. end by an injunction obtained by Pont ganization. Mr. Wolslagel told tho and discourages sympathetic cooper­ ntcc section this season to date..250 (ho rolls thoy do, nsaure the audience graphic story of- Gic destruction' of Gov. MrRac has declared in a mes­ nnd Rogers’ attorneys from Circuit ation." ‘ ‘. Total cariot shipments from San­ o f a neat little pity well worth tha sage to the legislature: the Titanic In 1912, drawing a pic­ . Judge Jas. W. Perkins. ■— ■■■■ ---------------ford Ust season to date.......... . 77 consideration of tho public. ‘‘When-yo»-hav»-e»mpMrd~the In ture of the ship as it struck tho ice Pent and Rogers, with W. C. Perry -U 1 - Oklawaha River . The play will be staged again nt vestignthm I suggest that additional of Daytona, unrobed and unmasked Imrg which sent it to the bottom of Total cariot shipments from Mnnateo last season to dato_.........*180 the K. of C. hail this coming Mon­ legislation is needed to prevent u rep two Klan panders at Daytona the CUTS OFF TWO HUNDRED AND the ocean on'that memorably April Gets Appropriation F IF T Y MINERS day night after which Father Hcn- otltion of such occurrences.” night and impressed tho vulue o f be­ night of January 15. Joe Osborne, then TODAY for Lock and Dam coming Christians now so thnt In tho SOUTHERN UTILITIES CO. nossy will take the company to Or­ "Lot mo urge you to enact sonic anti polico chief, sought to arrest Pent, an lando, Dctand, Hunt Is,- Leesburg nnd lynching legislation before you ad altercation following 'during which MOVE THEIR OFFICES midst of earth’s destructive forces all T h * A M w I t lr S l*r*aa) Hirers and Harbors DllPfleta an Atjoum.** t ", Jan. 31.—Fire damp fe would be safe nnd secure In Jesus IVnt was shot throOgh tho arm. Os­ t o M e l a k a b u i l d i n g other nearby' points. lotment . Ik n borne swore out a warrant for Pent lowing an explosion has cut o ff Keep this date hi mind as this will Christ. , „ j a x m a n d ib s o n s h i p .The subject of the sermon by Dr. m The Southern Utilities Company re­ be your lis t time to sec one .of tho and Rogers, charging* that they had hundred and fifty miners In , >eU t*4 P m > WASlflNGT NEW YORK, Jan. 31^-Martln F. attacked him with a weapon. Osboine Heinita mine at Boauthen, P •TON, Jan. 31 -Allot- King last night was "The i V o Moat moved their offices from the Ilarrold heatest. little comedy dramas ever mfcnti ter rivers arid harbors Im­ Notorious Bad Bargains In History,” budding on Park' avenbo lo tho cor­ pulled off by any focal club. Culbert, 73, Jacksonville, died of heArt was arrested a few days later on a cila, says a Central News — disease yesterday aboard the atohm- warrant sworn out by Pont charging Several bodies have been provement work was announced by and he preached a forceful sermon ner room In the Wdaka building, cor­ Captain Bowie, the well known ship Comanche, Just before the ves­ him with intent to kUL ' ' There is little hope of saving any the War Department Included $35,­ on tho above topic. Space forbids ner of Railroad way and Commercial t|ie Imprisoned miners the me ,000 for OkTawaha River lock and-dsm quoting wny ot his sermon in this Avenue. See the advertisement in tMs transportation man, ia In the city sel arrived from Jacksonville and nt Moss Muff, issue announcing the ch looking after the vegetable business. Charleston.. Tho Dally Herald, 15c per week.’ adds. issui*. ' ' a n d c h a n g e s i n f u n d in g MILEAGE B O O K S AS S U G G E S T E D W I L L B E S O L D The Hardings To Visit Florida; Place Unknown SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT BONDS SOLD AT A GOOD PRICE— CALDWELL & CO. GET THEM Tam O’Shanter Ladies’ Band Opening Concert INTEREST GROWS IN THE MEETINGS BAPTIST CHURCH < LAW IS URGED BY GOVERNOR FIRE M 1HP SDEXPLfl GERMAN aft "-o' 4 • *( . 1 * „ .» ' '"BBS . �' : ii'k t ,>.< •• THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 30,' 1923 DEATH OF. DR. C. C. DOWNING ?ro’« tin getting away from the fact that Itch and two * make four, and It's n Tact that our HATS gelling nt $2.25, $3.00, $3.75, $4.75 and $5.00 Offers you the best value*, In Hatg that can he had. ---- COME AND PROVE THIS FOR YOURSELF----- r-------------- W E JNV1TE YOUR INVESTIGATION*----------------- - J. J. N. CONNER, Manager First Quality—Low Prices 115 East First Street---------------- —Phone 104 MBS. FRED DAIGBK, Society Editor ■,f. Phone 217>W M m U > i mmr v W llis T* •-41 a r t s a l a t fcia/wker* * r w m l a s (W as*, we If y a s a ra ( a l . r l a l a l a i , w e ll a s a t l a l card la IfcU 4 r p a r«m *a l, « l * l » a details, a r I r lfp k n a * Ik * llrsa. II w ll M STM ttT a s p r t r l a l r i SOCIAL CALENDAR Friday----- Mrs. A. E. Hill will enter­ tain the members of the Rook 1.ov­ ers' Club nt her homo on Fourth street. M. II. Shelton, of Daytona, I nspcctor of the M rl’rory stores, is In the city nttcndlng to business. Mrs. Harry Dickson and two child­ ren o f Orlando nrc the guests of Mrs, Ralph Wight. T. N. !x>ckhnit of Jacksonville nr rived IiciV) yexlcrdny and is regis to red ut the Montcsunia. Daily Fashion Hint Mrs. W . S. Jennings Will Speak Here at Chamber Commerce First Vlre-l’rcslilent of General Fed' oration of Woman’s Clulw Mrs. W. S. Jennings, o f Jackson ville, who will speak before the San­ ford Chamber o f Commerce Friday afternoon, February 2nd, is first vice-president of the General Federa­ tion of Women’s Clubs. During her term of office ahe has charge of Home Demonstration work in the en­ tire country. Her slogan, "A Home lhmonstrntiou agent in every county ill the land " It is earnestly imped that ns many men and woipen who can will hear Mrs. Jennings Friday evening. She is a forreful speaker and hnB a message that is worth henring. Her wide ex­ perience in club work, both national and state, make Mrs. Jennings’ views til, welfare work the best that ran Is* obtained. . C. J. Amb-rson and J. F. Ward of ITINERANT PHOTOGRAPHERS TRAVELING THRU STATE Jneksonville wert* aniotig the buainens TAKING W INTER Hl'SINKHS vlsjtors hero yesterday. The publlr is requested by the Flo­ D. C. Ellison, of New Y'ork, arrived rida Development Hoard to witiilmld ill tho city yesterday nnd is pleas qjilly pntroiingc from all itinerant photog­ located at the Montezuma. rapher.-!, unless they can show license r Miss Ethel Henry who is attending to operate in Florida. Report* nre be­ College at Tallahassee is spending a ing received that a number of pho­ few days here with Iter parents Mr. tographers from northern cities nre traveling throdgh tin- state making and Mrs. C. E. Henry. negatives of persons and building* W. K. Ilrokuw, formerly manager with the promise thnt the prints will of the loeul McCrory store, but now lie mailed to parties Inter. Florida o f Tampa, wna In Sanford Sunday has a nninIh-r of very prollciqtfl view and portrait photographers who pay enlling on old friends. taxes and put ionize home merchant* and they should be given the business. M o f hia daughter, Mr*. Alexander Vaughn, early thi* morning, after bn lllnc** o f 'several months. Dr. Down­ ing wna in his ttflth year At the time] of hia death and had l>ecn a resident of Florida since 18V0, practicing me­ dicine nt tacsburg and other cities In Florida where he .resided before ing to Sanford. For the past six years he hnd tnado Ills home, with bis daugh­ ter.in this aity^Fbi h“ ti njnpy fcb’n ii here and JfliWjhPrO0 *^*?a .^K0 wtu be grlovet) ai ^U .dtAfc The f W t a l serVhftrf ‘ will *' odcUT from the Vaurffitf ‘RofW lM&y htfUbr o’clock, Rev. Father Peck of.the Holy Cross Kplscopal Church officiating. The interment will bo mnde In the family burial lot In Tnllnhaasee where I)r. Downing roaidod at one. time. Deceased leaves one daughter, Mrs. Alexander Vaughn of this city and several grandchildren, and one non. John C. Downing, o f Tallahnasee, to mourn hia loatfe The aympnthy of the many friends is extended to the hcreBycd one on their hour of sorrow. AN F.XQU1SITV. NF.GI.1GRF/ ‘ The charming simplidty of tlila nt^ligfc is one of its most valued jHnnu. It is -suitable to development in tnlfct.i, satin, rtCpc, chatlis, allvttrosj or voile. The plaited rufnes arc of satin, whatever the Toondalion, and in’grcatiy reduced width they lini-li the kimono sleeves. The low waUt-iine is defined with a narrow rthUm. Medium sire requires 3■ j yards 36-inch material, with H i yard narrow and 7 yards wide milling. If preferred, fringe may In' used iiiMc.id of satin. I’ictorial Review Negligee No. 9563, hires, 36, 40, uncT 44 inches bust. I'ricc, J5 cents. , _ ,—j. . r Daily Fashion Hint A. I*. Conncly is out agnin few days illness nt l)is home. A Complete Slock of PnrUi a Hupp and You’ll Save Money MODERN The, Herald delivered six times a Ilnn. Kndor Curlett of Geneva was week for 15c. . . in the city today on business. Telfajr .Stockton of Jacksonville H O LE-IN -G NP1 IS was here » ii business todny^ anil vis­ < S&ASY FOR S A N D Y iting Kis many friends. -------• . t T h f r d »„•s ct aof t STAR ' l ‘ *r t : Chester Goodrich of Orlando wtyi in the city today .looking after his LONDON, Jan. 30,—Shooting n many business Interests. "hole in one," is becoming n habit with Sandy Herd, the frnnous Scotch W. I . Morgan left today for points poller who held the Uritish open on the east coast ofter spending Sun­ championship In 1902. day with home folks. Sandy set a new world’s "hole in rue" record at Kingston-on-Thames Mr. and Mrs. TunniclilTc have re­ u few days ngo when he did the hole turned from a trip to St. Cloud where in one for tho seventeenth time in his they spent the week-end with friends. life. He still sighs for fresh conquest, however, and believes he will be able H. A. Neel, of the Herald Printing to make his record of "ones" an even Co., left for Okeechobee City today twenty boforo he writes finis to bis to look after the Interests o f the Okee­ golfing career. chobee News. Herd’s desire to add three more to hln record is inspired by nn offer of .The Daily Herald, I5c per week an American friend to give him a sol­ id gold putter when he achieves his Cobb Ranks as Oldest ambition. He confidently expects to in American le a g u e win that putter. So far ns records show, the nearDETROIT, Jnn. 30.—Ty Cobb la rat,approach to Herd's performance the oldest player in tho American is that of Jim (laird, who has-shot a hole in one eleven times. J. II. MntLongue in point of service. tcipn, nn Irish mnati-ur anil J. II. iGohlijohicd the Tigers in 1005 and Taylor, have hnd eight each, Harry ip still ■olng good. He hits *seen MM Vdrdon, although he has won six years of forvlcc.|. IMspite tho Htren- world's chnmpionships, has holed n nous gnbic he .plays, he has slowed tec shot only once in his career. down liut little. If Cobh continues to be n aueccaa SAYS as mnnager he run go in indefinitely R UTH il: baseball, long after lie is through H E ’S FOR BETTER ns a player. Cobb alone remains o f the player* BASEBALL PA Y who were in the American league nt the time o f his dehut. He has seen IIOSTON, Jnn. 30. Babe Ruth de­ clared thnt he was with fellow base­ thorn all pnsH out. Eddie Collins and Walter Johnson ball players in n fight to get more pay are close behind Cobb In point of ser­ and psxailcd attempts to suppress vice. While Johnson is slowing up a Sunday base bail in u talk Indore St. lot, Eddie Collins seemed us good ns Alphonus association here Sunday. ever-Inst season, with n number of The home run idol declared that Inst season 3,31*0.000 admissions were years ahead of Inin in the majors. paid to one New York club and that the cry of "hold up" nml “ roldiem" NOTICK To all property ownt-rk of Sanford: was unjustified when hard working Wheq in need of a painter call A. C. players asked for an "increase in pay Alcorn St Hr<f. All work gunmnteod. of 51.0011 or so,' ' He asserted he was Cush or term work. I*. O. Ilox K05 or cautioned by the’ owners of the New Rhone lti»S. 2(52-f>tp York Yankees to keep his salary a secret l*wt that it hnd leaked out and .One of the largest local corpor­ then other players demanded more ation* hn* a permanent position for a money. young Indy typist. Must be* nuat, rtipid and have some knowledge of bookkeeping. Address reply in your own handwriting giving-details of ex­ perience, salary expected hnd phone 10 Stores in Georgia number to !’. (). Hox 540. 20)-3tp With Be he Daniels, j amftJ Kirkwood. Anna Q. Nilasoa and Raymond Ration. METHODS Diamonds, ilittfcring. fascinaUa* pink gods, arc they wreckers of makers of romance? The aniwtr il yi this m i . adventure |M, Story of magic Kimberley, n* home of the -diamond. A dranu of brenth tnking ciimaxei. Also , ACCURATELY Snub Pollard Comedy FITTED —T O M O R R O W Katherine McDonald In “T H E INFIDEL” OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN tone 410--------Opposite P. O. Cures Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bilious Fever. dies or gentlemen to call on sur. chants and other business men and tolicit old accounts for collection. IJk. ernl commissions promptly p»Jd services. Write, Southern Adjusta,* Agency, Drew Uidg., Orlando, FI*. 112 MAGNOLIA AVF.NUR Not O nly P ure b u t Delicious R O U T H BAKERY Next to Princess Theatre JUST RECEIVED FRESH SHIPMENT OF PHONE 325 KODAK Dealer. P R E S C R I P T I O N DRUGGIST T H E R E X A L L STORE 1 Store in Florida Sanford’s New Store Phone 127 THE MAN WHO HAS ALI SANFORD THINKING For the Working Man EXPRESS S TR IPE M. W . S. W O R K FAT • EXCEEDINGLY SMART Distinguished by tlie novelarranges merit of it* trimming and the simiilicity of its lines is this |irnrlical dtTviofil.ukhluc serge. Narrow xoutnrhc braid is *t it died at the lower edge of the flowing sleeves and lengtht-neil side Ixiitels In the effect of a Isonler, then related on the Mouse and skirt. Medium tire mjuiro* 2?( yard* 54inch material. 'I lie sleeves are cut in one with the side fronts and aideback*. Pictorial Review Drew No. 9711. Sixca, 34 to 42 indie* butt and 16 to 29 years. Price, J5 cent*. . M A N ’S W O R K $1-00 CAP ‘ ! '' SHIRTS SHIRTS, SIZES U P TO 18'A $1.00 $1.00 LO N G JOHN W O R K SHIRTS FOR TH E T A L L M A N S 1 .0 0 $ 1 .0 0 $ 1 .0 ( K H A K I COLORED S A T E E N W O R K SHIRTS THE MAN WIIO KNOWS SEES. KNOWS . » I | Ur DUCK HEAD A N D -fc U > 4 Acclaimed by Dress nnd Public ns the Grentest Wonder . Show of the A rc M E C H A N IC ALUS, P E R P A IR Ask Him Any Question — He W ill Tell You All Try nnd Get n Sent B r& O. M O TO R CO Hanford, Fin., Corner Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue DlntributorH Seminole nnd lAike Counties 1 , • Large and Up-to-Dntc Complete Line Accessories Fill! ng Station , nnd Tire*/ SOLICITORS WANTED— Kitbrr U. • ilL an d m a s ALL SH O W o f W O N D E R S SALE S A N D SERVICE For Florida: Generally fair tonight and Wednesday. ----------- -------------- •at Ladies' Rest Room *■: ■it COLLECTIONS— OLD ACCOUNTS, overdue notes, hud checks. Write for our proposition. Our representa­ tive will cull an you.—Southern Ad­ justment Agency, Drew lliiilding, Or­ lando, Floridn. SOMETHING NEW Thu Men's Club of the Congrega­ tional Church will hold a new kind of entertainment nt the Parish House on ay Tuesday evening, February fith. Who lis ever heard of a cherry tree party in nil Floridn nt this lime. Washington’* at birthday will soon lie upon us nnd the Men's Club will celebrate the event in advance. ne ' There will in- no admission charged li- hut everyone should bring u package, ml largo pr musII, to hang.on the tree, r*. The packages should be wrapped art that the content* cannot be determin? ed from tho outside appearance. Many «D surprises nre In ntore for everyone. Ir. addition to nil, this sport the Men's t o ’ Club Is trying to get the picture jr- "Pigs Is Pigs" whicli they will show he with their .new. moving picture 'm «* o f j chine. Anyone wlm hits seen this led [comedy will whtit to .we it again and an those who haven't seen it will enjoy something real funny. The public is invited to'this cntcritc tainment, so wrap up something useicy i ful mid bring it nlong. Come early and get a choice neat. Remember tho date, Tuesday, February fith nt 8 The Daily Herald, 15c per week ■ p. in. ilt the Pnrlrh I louse. EXAMINED TONIGHT AN WEDNESDAY iffiRHH * - ■ �m PAG E TWO V. • ; • ;/ x 'tm ,iu ■■ ..> “iVTi THE SANFORD D AILY I1ERALI), WEDNESDAY, JANUARY .it7 102-1 § edge hns been nettled in men's mind* Centenary Movement 1H since men have had minds mid have in Methodist Church 1 I*«kilaar4 r w tr ultrrWHiii n f» p l * " »• lost hands, fingers, cart, feet No 4 a r nt Hrrnld ll.illdln*, |OT further experimenting ha* been nec­ Miu io IU AT, h SBnJnrd. I'U. 1. — A new Library RuiUling in the center of the city. essary. Mankind has been resigned 2. — Extension of the present bulkhead on the lake shore. Conference Will Bo Divided Inin Four if nut * n't is fled. The Herald Printing Co. Sessions ;j.—The new pier and boat-basin finished.before January, nut hair? Hope springs eternal. rrm .ia tiK iis 1021. Del lore M. Glenn, general secre­ t'.dltor Bald-headed barbers nnd bald-hendR. J. IIOM.Y *1.— A'bip Auditoriu mthat will sent at least 5,000 people. j*. j . 1,11.1.sill) *rrrnrirr-TrrM.urrr Ctj j uju, j>. nn- r.n sufficientargument tary in.Florida .ami Georgia of the II. A. KF.Kt. .......„ c;vnrr*l Mnnnurr *., . ....... Tl 5.— New home for the Campbell-Loasing Post, American 1(Vnlcnary Movement of the MellmII. a. Hoi.l.V .Adi. rtl.inx Mniimt-r .against - m.ir ii.ltu.e. ltn ilixi^r ul Legion. ditt rhuirh, will Ik: in Sanford Feb. A d , rrii.inH iia i.« siad. Knatta «>» histute hope still is sold by the bar­ G.— A Community Chest out of which all funds will* be A p p llratlo B 1, as one of the principal speaker? rel. D. p nionstratior!, science, proof. drawn. i I,i:\ V M R l l i r P . ^ . C liralattan lln n n a rr cannot /extinguish from the subcon­ at a tvfb-day meuttaiLn I'hnnr :12U-\V a f l r r a |>. w. 7. —Two mill tax for publicity, purposes. scious Imagination the analogy of bar­ S a b a rfla tlu a I'rlrc In A d i a a r r 8. — Municipal ownership, starting with water works and ren hair fields with the pate of Moth­ O n * Y e a r ---------------- -------------- - - — **-00 . soft water.,,. J>U Moalba ........ ' :LO" er Nature, which, hy means* of Indus­ llr ll t r r r d In C l« r hj C arrier 9. — Systematic' mosquito campaign nnd cleaner city. trious nursing nnd anointing will O ne W e e k . . ---------- ....H < ewt* 10. —Teh thousand people here one year from today, bring forth fruit. T h e hlc IZ - In I n -p s a r U 'r r k lr H e r­ The confervidi- will be divided Into Let us, then, not regard the Wash­ a ld e n t lr r lr r M r r . Semlanle I ’nunip m . four rcijsidri'i moniing atid nft'-rnoun a n d la p u b ll.b ed rvrry I’l H . I . A d i r r - ington university discovery na epochr.t ta pt-. s ni ^ N iti M h lu m lu N Ba hi lla la K »atea m ade kn ow n on nppllrnfti of each day, and Dr. Glenn will make llo u_. __ f l H t per pear, a l w a i * In________ ndtnnre ___ ___________ *1, It is the merest flurry ogRinst the ha tbs p'incipaL r-ddrer^ nt the nftt*r lg m k m unit Tint a s s o c ia t k ii i'll KB* hope that will not die— the hope of nt noon Hcsslnn o f the firnt day. He will Th* Associated P rttt Is eiclo.tvctjr harvest on the field of shining cu- jit ' entitled to the use for republlcatlon «C *1 point out the importance o f tho Ccnall news dispatches credited .to It or tide.—Tampa Times. not otherwise credited In this paper •S lenmy movement, nnd will tell M>n>0We should worry about people In­ and also tha local new* published in gbaltl. We have no hair to worry Ss thlng o f tho plans made by the Floherein. Alt rights of re-pulillentlun of special jridft (Vnferen«! during its Tampa about. dispatches herein are also reserved. ' i session for carrying the work* for i*4l Offleei MKRAf.n nt'II.IHVO. I*hap» I4S “ » Ward thrqughont the state. Dr. Glenn WHY M A N Y INDIVIDUALS 8NBER i-i- , ._ x a i FLORIDA FIELD (BOBS AND CITBUS F R U IT SHOW ■ Forelffl A d W T mm ~ V AT THU LAW - * isi H K A W l.N’C BEASES IN V ALU E; SHIPPING . mr.AMr-tt'f ANPItfJ5An3fX:iATION P* iitt one o f the lending pulpit orntorn of Because n misspelled word In %nn •*t : CONDITIONS IMPBOVED tlio denomination. Indictment charging the chief of po * *1 A fentun* o f the meeting will be lice nnd three other officers of Ocnla f i “n fh iv .t fe5 *3 fi THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 Sanford Daily Herald BUSINESS AND AGRICULTURAL CONDITIONS SOUND IN SOUTH; ; P e o p le s B a n k o f S a n fo r d • * • « _ ‘ —1- - r , _1 . * t * if ■»• < ^ BO AR D o f d i r e c t o r s J - t J . R Anthony, W. II. Tunnlcliffe, Dr. S.iPuleston, K. H. Ilawkins, W. R. Scog^anp, C. Williams ,t l . * .Y i - , A L L d e p o s it s i n s u r e d * - .i t . F PEO PLES B A N K O F SA N FO R D t L ■ .' ■ - V A Sanford limtitution under the direct manatfement of the following Sanford, Florida "7f- . • . x :• £ -! ^ . Fifteen million gain in Florida crops with murder, the entire proceedinsg the laymen in each charge. A t the ivnccprtlirg to figures in the Jacksonthrown out of court. it was A ll. A N TS. Jan. Improvement; hardware. The di*tri.t fncrcaao o v c r '^ .^ eonfcrvnco' „ n i]„ !nc Missions! known that the four shut to death t villc Journal. Sonic gain and some nmn who-was speeding-oyer the city; luring De ember, with n sternly In-j December, Itt21, .i*.27.0 per rent. wBhi||n<j KvnnKC||,m |n.|,| in Jttckm.nvUle j state. ■hot him- because in his alleged lease in epnfidonce nnd u faith in JiickpDnville showing it decrease *»f |(lt, „■ ^.uW.ati.m plana were dfeustej tho future ;ti the beginning of the Lb, threb firm# re(A>rUflg> ‘ cd. und minifitors* and laymen from The sky scrapers going up in San­ drunken condition he was breaking n itw year in business conditions in The nggregnte m i , In by 11 whole-‘ ,!Vcry district vt-iivd th-.-: - r.pnruvr.l | ford are a source of interest to th<- city ordinance. There was no denin’ he states comprising tho Sixth Fedsit| (. ghoa firms show an increase o f lan'j to cooperate. , ._ M l i B B ,— willingness — . pcoub* here and those who are visit­ of tho commission-of n crime; hut 1* cnur.e of the otnbalun of n-veral lei hererve district,- i* refle-ted in 1.7 per cent over the preceding bales j j r, g t.1l evjiects the di.'tr I meet ing fhe city. They certainly look-good. tt-rs by tin- blunder of n stenograph die monthly business review Isaucl by wltolesnlb firms, in Docemlwr,!{pg oil Feb. 1 nnd ’J to be the most, -- ' ...... .=- *. -Q ... ,if^ —...z ;> tlriri If ■w\ »Jf officials o f the federal 'reserve' are increased by 3tU. jenthusinstie conferonre : im * !■* talk Telfair Stockton for governor of er, thcie was a technicality..*' The trultural eonditloiis in th district* W (l| , v,,;y K |jRhl | ll(.ri..V (, j„ tj1 (, ciinrg ■ o f the district. In .nddlGon t " ‘ Florida sounds good. We note, that meaning of the indictment as it np ■n n k i.i Allarila. i arreage planted anti no marked inj Scores of mini t* i ! ijnd It.'men, p*>> he was here yesterday on business and ;w:ired was plain to anyone; but llu The re,oil covers business nml ng-'iteare in production, except of citrus Ullnetit women o f lh di'trjyL wdlul ■>. omission of two or three Inters it while he did not soy nnylhing nltoul imposed o f tinItatc-n of Alabama, fruits, the principal field crops nhdjlw prtsont. me word invalidated the action. living n candidate wc opine he could Four men .were turned loosed— not lorida, Georgia, Louisiana, MiasI: ■ fruits in Florida have a farm value of" '«i)(ii;i» ’ V fTE I* iil'" •Id FATE be induced to-make tho rate. with a verdict of "innocent,"t but be dppLnad Tenrn see. 1 jt-'tofi'.o.ooo, In I922t c.impmed with! ’ ‘ J. 1 (IS? THr I’ ressl . I imdemental business ianditfuMs in $-W,0H*.tKMI a year ago. A heavy inThe big manufacturers sny that nit cause of a 111virility. . Hud one id LA KF. WOOD. .lap. SI. -iNeaUqtiona those attorneys received a letter read­ he district nre |trorjoun.ed , Bound ireaae in citrus'F Indicated, la,(KM),- tnmubilca huve hit rock bottom and f o r ' the purchase of llu oMnu- of from thin time on will start to nd- ing; "Pipes find enclosed fifty tlollnrr /ith no indpitioh i t pn -ettl of any, W!0 boxes being <x; < ted, against Geoi tr day Gould by Dm-glai I air, . , , , vancc. This will at least tend to stn- on recount," would he have returned . ailen- iex which Would bring i.Iiout I’!.IKK),COD last reason, \allies estlinnt- , *, hanks, m wing gictu. tar. h tv. o:. jed at an uiml ^JJ.OP'.UUO iu coin pared, billzu tho markets for few people ‘ he check because the neto;npunyinp (Ivor*e titvelnj mtnt;, mult r way for HvTiiie ti;,!--. it wnwnnt to be buy anythtng on a dcclin- llotler coriUlned a typographical blurt Building and fotistruHoiri pr-igrama v '^* re -peclively. Hlmrt 1 yentenh} . Thr pi ji,- olft-rci 1i r? Yet th. -one rase-would be a? ing market. rinding highway proje i . t-...- - - - Frmlurtiun ip the grain craft*, emu, Fail I1.111I.. for i- i .ii<- i nt' *e vsible and morally legal ns th •ixvard stcadtly and i in;*l«i>nu-nt is in-anuts, tie* a *-I -ugar cami lit OM-; ( ’,M{ o f (iKI.AllO.MA IIOIL-KS W ILL HE SOLI) AT Al t* i tl !l( Ik' o' *- And now the Tax Collector of Dn-irther. •cn m-ti.-lenl tola p a Inigo amount n' ,! now I* l - A " l for aver T'O N \T m iAD Y'S S T A ilLE ’ N EXT ’nn i Vyrt, wa - : i4I-i-ted t.y Mr. Tvnl County gives the county $12.0001 A Miprcme judg,-*iu tin- middle west >" labor f> y for no-Pth - nr mvi'iig t-i VL,', r '* figures, vvhiti cotton, white 1 i-u- ueriv ii: i '*!* ■> 1■ profit lifter deducting till expenses, j b-11 the writer that Inv.i.! l-.1 l -ii and bay i o Ir. liriited 01 i i 1•i.i -lary u.-. v u i (! i ijiri mu * p;. ■k», 1"i 1. ’ id -101*1 This Is only one of fhe many count;, u- 1b" tHs-ir > w-k out nf ti r-i .» dt ti'iroi'il thin at ,M a;,-s in rtrren^e mid produttioa la Bi -»iin nei lii'Ii- g "lf enl ‘ r» • . ! 1 \I n \N11v)* offlcea In * Duval Showing mi emir-. H" odtnilU-d that tin- prnclic • J. tout since the world woe ip r> t ’Im id.i. taloi-lt j-tayiMi, on llu* co mnus profit. Same ut llu- county offi- was wrong, r irmit Judge ( hmles O ago Sub- will slsirlprcinplly ;il InTInck, rain nr shine. Any one in ul a-i I whole ah- circli nod liter- Shipping conditio. - .oe improved Mra.'Gould -b o'-pi rials In Florida get more nalaiy than Andrews, jof Otlamlo, told tin- bat mnta ate maintaining n very optl* for moving Mopldu orangesnnd p. ( Novemtcr. Thi estate ul ■m need i f fOW pcnics CTfarm hbf K ithhouJd he surt"^l() attend this ts-'ociation of tint judicial circuit at the president of the United Stater. -irG- view, it is pointed out. . i rupe'iuit, A,*0(1.(Mjo boxes la-ing sent tlalinn g.ude- . a private tlii-nUe ■;ile, they will lit- mini strUH. to lilt* lii^hcsl bidder for cash. a bnmpnl hc-L! lit-1 year at t-t. Cl >n.l The Iraiujoirt.rtieii prob'rni, which'1"1 tfnriuim nmrhcf (-• January l , ! tiiid .1 g/mrut-(uni. a gynimnl According to the Jacksonville pa-, ’ I v,iry much depretijtu the Iraki 1 Fur o f (rood Fresh Milk Cows at P riva te Sale -|- Ih-u i showing iniprovetneiil, is-B-'J-i. 5 peis Mayor Jcjiui Martin seems to m-.(s of some attormyi who l d.P mi SKATING IfiN IG D i A l «.\KE *M »* ill not to have till lined satii h, cetloii mm'rn'rnt Savannah ri have rflanppcnred "Romewhere In I’ofk vantage of every t’-ifliftK lerlinicnl M \|{Y S*i M INI. l< \DliM Y- -GS-!«u tory proportions. The luiulior ajdp- tAvi-d 2‘J.Ol'U in lk :t - v IU22, mid V County." Well, if John liar disnp ’ tiy* Whan the intentimi of thi Indict col i .tu..lioij isimjptoved i-'htb- : --.s-pj. fnji, y'io; tm-uts for Supea red any where in t’otk county, he nu-nt is pbdn there are tho-e win •aii’.fasturecs report a tendency n-tant a tendency in'vmu.nb uvr- .1117:1 in Ik-ceinla-r, * ♦ ♦ * % ♦ ; ♦ * ♦ * ^ ♦ t >*5M5*<* * * ^ #5M* * O t*>*i****<i**J#*I* is in snfe hands where be will get -cel- to take advantage of riimc tr ill 'it-ir I'm- for slai-ketiing during llie; 11*22; mid rtP.I l;i m December. J1*2I. ♦ * v «\ plenty to eat nnd plenty to- Well n j ing blunder in the transcribing * t__________ __ nn-r— a—i rm ____ * mlidays. althnugh in compare on wit Ii j LittJv ihmtgi i- -limvo m flu- pro- ^ plenty of everything. thereby freeing some nrtiml efimi hi same period in 11*21 the output dm-liun of n « ot Georgia afisl Hurl* u______ ;Tint. Tbe roitrls of justice should no' Headlines in pa|ier ray .“ heavy tax-(be made a vehirh- for such trickery, i how.; i-II iiM-reasr. Arricultural cn i-jd j, cxcejil that the a-.ienge in Florida ! y 'itions thro-.ighout the entire dlstrictlin lf*22 «i- .-hown, 1— -* *..... 1 'by . ...n..*^L j* -redueetl n titi'i'4 i»v IjlIOfl f i t ntion may carry Harding over." This hope that every member of the .hat f battii unproved with .the farmers I arrft, ihrii -date having an acreage ♦% _, ^ ___ _ . ___ * 1 .............. . means that with heavier tuxes and in (Ida judicial dbdiicl will strive l< xlit., f e t:l u r n u ■ ■ 9 > 1 . -ri~ n . i i i evDiving fni tlier financial returns G*f vipproGmntfly M.um i. acres. rome incomo not checked it might be lift llu- law to a higher plane." Diirtni; the li­ 1 era .on I lurid i ’ JL It should b • undera'.ood throughout >onv tlu-ir crops, this rittirdion tnus found nt the end of the year that the ng innio-.-eiu* lit in the finnru ial : it- -ihjppt-d 1,«lou •at - of watermelons mid J the state that a ulenographi-i' Id-lit government was over instead of uri alina. , ‘ Georgia 12,0011. tier If you know what, we mean. I t 'd " 1' <"an by no mean; whitewa ll i y • In r minirrising the situation tin. S-iviiurit i l o . . *n I I *i i»!it ™ — — = - — ■■ m. .aflamat iian. itaa. ■— j a 4 ■i a *a u a j ^ a ■a -auia m -!■-i * we* — .X) Y -MrMVfTaTSBSaiW*1 seems to be nUiiit as difficult to fin- criminal in the eyes o f the illseriniin review illott » Ido following: ■l-.av o i jo. i, «»l 1?1) |«*i t#r*i mice the government im to finance n *ttiag publni ’abiibu N< w . l In . >1 • f r.-luil tra d e oi Hie diiiu ig the >e^ -i th! in C # u mi newspaper. “ SATURDAY, F E B . 3 r d A im o u n c in g O p e n in g o f |A u t h o r iz e d . B u ic k S e r v ic e m NO TOLL It O A D H tv \N | E l ) IN 1 *' '< ' a* tejiorl d liei-ily > per uu rt-n*e o f 2A.:b ♦♦♦ a a js DAY l t.lii'i AUV 1ST KVKHV <HH)DKK H Sil VEKTOWX CORD T IR E W ILL HE NOLI) FOR HLLOV. LIST A M ) A l-KLETUU E GIVEN W ITH EVE RY TIKE all eut. greater for Dicernbei', 11*22, SuSub-Unlia! n jtu.linns are i liuwn & F l.D B ID A M UTl A I, ADM l If ATI ON (miltilt liolni among the few eitiehi eomnlerelnl failures in tin- dUtriclJ t \V» are new gi\in*r milhnrizetl Hulck Service in our new hontc, and have with us a Our good old friend, Geraldine Far- \ Tito suggestion uf 1-111110 on - that 1 bowing a decrease. ^ j A rtendy general Increase ill h u ild -jy mini with elgliUid years expcriv-ice in liuicli vvtirit, t;t> we.ntlvise yuti to hrinij yuur Hulck , rnr, threw ti fit the otin-^ day and j tutl road ho Viincliuned nnd bull* The aggiegr.ted sales o f wholesale' Ing peindtis given with Atlanta mid in nnd lei ns ImiR i( ever. . ble.ised the r.ewspu|icr men, raying,| hcto.su the peninsula o f l lmidi nt e "I don't like those damned newspn- i P®htt wc-11 down slut;-, rircm-d fu froviry films during Derr:mher was' roli-nile.-a li-ndimr in Georgia nnd *** We carrv a ciiniplete line of Huick parls, 'i'ires, i iIh1', (Lis, OiF ami make washing per men; they never did me any vornblt- rGminent from tho <: who iu-v in per tent, greater thnn during the Orlando u:td Tampa registering the **♦ sind imlirhin-: a npeclt'.lty.--------;-------------------------- I-'Ri'E SERVICE AT THE FRONT ■line in nth in 1021. iiu 1, ;moi,| being gicatest in: ream ■ in Florida. good, nrfywny." Now, Geraldine, don't ' r •‘-topped to think that wlmt 1Im i you fret about that. From what we "In has been trying to gut nwny !’OWn r.t all n-portieg poiiiG, Jack : Employ meal , limvs steady I I I ! Jknow of you and your awed little1 f" r V '1" ’- >* *' !1 n*uds nnd lull "Uville shows an in- reaiL- o f HI. I per jpruvement over practlenlly the entii - temperament, Wc can tnitlifulli uiy ferrite Indeed, llu-ie :m Im* f w fml I nt fur lb ember. IP'22 over the fig- district, with the exception of Ke 1hi—inbi r, • I'.CJI , the largc.Hl Wert, Fin., where ■ignr factories ha’-'e A J thnt the ndmirntlon him ulwayi been bridge.* left, ai d tlruc <»*•!> when i v . i ♦> ' mutual Mini id ways will he. But w e. eost uf building wio such that, " i« a h - **f any rcpoihng. The in- eul their force , aaJ several locati-(■ L * i 920 Buie!; Roadster, newly painted, five new tires;‘spot lig h t ' even n sunnused bidv t*"’ public could nut undertake to fin rv^nv for tin distriri over December i.i two other slates. _ Batinfm t rry **♦ I hardly expected _ . nnd bumpers, ^uarantuud mechanically, only . ..lA y:.;......$650 I'. 21, U in.L conditions nre repotted in Georgia, t** to use such naughty word*.~rWinter a ace it. i ■i■111ii muiii—im niiiin) iTpamii-— i * — ' ~s w wvmmjmm a ju tri - j u a r »as.■<Kn^af>-rii<> ■ wm■ ■mmmmmtmmamammmmjt The largest increase in wholesale There nre.Qfl.toll road* in Florida; The naval stores markets have Haven Chief. 1920 B u ick‘Touring:, 5-passenger. Novel worked over or d riv­ there altmihl In- none. The state, and hy g »oda of any city was reported;strengthened, doting the past month & en fa r. Good tires. Also guaranteed. P rice ___ .........$700 NO MODE FOB THE BALD • each county is well able to finatlec by Atlanta, v.hen- four, firms elrtim- olid the price o f turpentine at Bnvan- t *#w.<nrM #Dnaaa— i— ■ m any road nfevssnry to 1h- built, nnd £d “ T.i jit-r cent greater business, tho[ nab, lias iifcn-nstil from $1411 the V Glittering with hraad-newiiv-'i nnd tlimo- r.ot nycesanry to b? built sh-mld iveragt* k in g I U over December, first part o f December to $l.lfi on V 1920 Bui’c k 7-pass. .Sedan, owned and driven by a lady. N o H -L |January I. 1’rices for the better proven by every applicable text of not Ik- built. t lo n g trips;.in splendid condition, an opportunity to own a (-'op tentative buying is- indicated in'grades of rox'.ti uls^.havu advanced. er* 'Ihe Tnmiami trail is gradually science there issues froin the Ws-di. closed car fo r only •..........:....... .................. ............ $1100 Ington nuiversity tho scnsnliunal an­ closing in from both sides of ihe pe­ V nouncement tlint hair cannot Ire coax­ ninsula. Before it would lx* possible Juud owners nnd cities alon g-their early yesterday. The enure of the ♦% ed' to grow where nature has laid | finance and build n loll road neto-m route , as free ronds, than any toll dash lias not y« t ken determined. J. X $225 1917 Buick Four, live new runs'good, only down on the job. Use razor, petrole­ tho 'Glades region ns proposed, the road could possibly make for either M. Bli-s, n dispatcher, II years old, ♦> um or whatever yeU will in perfumed ramiami Trail would be ready for their builder* or the state. and George Yea den, Jill years old, ni J 1929 Buick 5-passen.urer, newly painted, runs and looks )ikc and golden mounted bottles, and the tire, dnd the number o f eross-alate Get liehltui 1 loriila’s road building! railroad spiei.nl officer, nre dead. A new, guaranteed in every respect. Price ...........................$650 result is the sHnie —100 per vent un- travelers who would use a tall road in Help ihe State make its thoroughfares switchman nml a man nnnied Gay preference to n magnificent one free tb" best in the -country; and let us and u guard nro injured. Police in­ responsiveness. Buick 1919 5-pass. You cannot appreciate it until you have It wns long ago discovered Dial am­ would be so small ns to be negligi­ keep them ns free ns the air nnd Ihe dicated that the railroad men were glorious climate which brings travel- going home when they met the spe­ putated members of the ImJly would ble ns a source o f income. driven it. Price ........ . . ............ ............. $-150 *1* Access tn nil parts o f Florida should lers down to enjoy tbe &tate. 1A not grow from the stump. This knuwlcial agent-* nt tlu-ir gates. The shoot­ be ninth} n* ensy nml ns freu ns posFlu.-idn is doing pretty well in rond ing then began.:! 1922 Oldsmobilc in perfect condition, with five new Hood Cord *"■ — ~ slbje. Tin* more people wo get thru building, it hur, 27,f»l8 miles o f roods, g A boarding house in which la rail-, > r- <15 uj ami over tln^ slate, the more peojde Ti^es, This* is a bargain, w ‘‘ ' 1 • m1 m ** • t i * » *■ *■*“ *.*■ ** +“ rami men were sleeping w-a* dynn- ♦!* U SELL l3 WHEN U we will have to remain in tha state nnd miles nt-d milua of it the finest mited recently nt t'orbin with no fa- **J YOUR UEAL , LIST IT ns settlers or ns investors nnd devol- thnt ever was ridden over anywhere. tniities. Yesterday’s shooting lias not 1022 Ford Coupe, Guaranteed. Only ESTATE \$ WITH US ■ I ......... OI-- •--------------------------From this 27,fi4H mile* now, back to booh connected with I*bor or strike T- ■ /,> *,! ■’ Thu rend building schedule in Flor­ tho JhiO miles in territorial day*, its trouble*. 1921 Ford Tou rhig, Rood shape, runs and looks ftqod. P n ^ ,).. t$2>10 *|* ida U making haste with a commend- one road "n political road’’ ’from Pen­ Wo feature auto insurance nnd \ nblg slowness, there being safety in sacola to ,Nl. Augustine, the stnte DBINKKHS ENJOINED These cars werec/tvned by Individuals for private the only. Have never been abused, X wc; arc ready to explain nil the caution. Mare miles of better roads has a long nnd honorable record uf and we will guuranlce nil cars listed above— are U-ing built- per hundred thousand slendy ndvnneenient in rond building; different, kinds of policies you (Bjr The Aa-orlnlril Prrssl dollar* expended, today, than ever be­ BIK^UNGHAM, Jnn. 31.—Six tvm' - • ‘F - ' •and so far ns the w riter is able to find, run have written on your car. fore, in our history. Wide-awake coun­ there has nevtfr been u mile o f toll fiornry injunct ions restraining eleven ( nil us up. ties see to it that the sum voted hy road in tho history of the statu— Tam­ JH.T3IU13 from vinlutjng tho prohibi­ tion laws within the Jurisdiction of the taxpayers is spent with wise pa Tribune. the eourt were granted yesterday hy caution, ililbborough is getting ninny miles of guod roads for its money, so Judge \Vm. I. Grubb, in U. ,S. dis­ TIIBEB K ILLE D IN CLASH AGENTS • j is Folk, nnd laike, and Orange, nnd trict court on application o f District t every other county which ia ti nn nr ing Attorney C. B. Kenncmur, Three wo­ (Hr Tfc*- AssiK-talr* Press I R E A L E ST A T E CORBIN, Ky., Jnn. .11.—Three men men are involved. The nppllrnnts its own construction work. The roads Fire, Coaualty, Auto Iniurante being built nrc for the use -of. the were killed and two wero injured in said varying quantities o f liquor had 105 w. Firit St., SANFOBD, FLA public, free, nnd they muke more mo­ nnu enrounter between railroad unrdt la-en found on the preml^ea of Ihe > ’ ney for Florida nnd for the individual amt trainmen on the *troots of Corbin . . . . p* j- f- j H P iH! i i H p ■ v f ■ ' • 1: ?r’ *• ?rU J*i . *• \ .* . -. , ,• -■-• .'*4* \ -- * ^- , * :- ... .ca^rnu_jl__ . . ; ' I • . 57^ ‘ >‘ 1~J._ .. . I. : .... Si i THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN USED CARS! tires, Maxwell & B ritt 111 P A R K A V E . SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A �THE SANFORD DAILY HKRALI), WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1933 M M Ml Ml M Cards of Sanford's Reputable Prafeaafonal Men, each of whoa, in his chosen profa lle n the flerald recoinmends to the people. ta Mi ■ which two men overpowered five men, adjourned to meet today to continue two o f (he latter,being nnned guards. the discussion. Captain Cota, who is chief finance of* It is considered al/nost certain that freer nt Langley Field, and who has u (Inal decision will bo reached sthis drawn the' eantp pay roll for several week first, because if the American years, was covered by one of the men terms are to be accepted a speedy doby two pistols as ho stepped into the cision is required in order \o glte the car after getting the money from tho j American oongrews time to'take the First Nntional Bank in Hampton. Tim necessary action, and second, because other bandit on the other sidk of the' the chancellor must prepare for hU ear held his pistols on the chauffeur, budget statement next March nnd he needs to know definitely how much he has lo provide fbr'the payment of in­ terest to Amrrkn. BV m a m e George A. DeCottes QV| Attomey-at-Law »Orer Seminole County Bank SANFORD FRED FLORIDA PAGE Inp. ; 1*rna ■>« *. sold, where one of the bandits ntorel guard over tho soldiers and logs, while the other purchased rope with which to tic tho victims. mm tr.v R. W IL S O N try. has paid cash dividends of $103,120,000 and three stock dividends to­ talling 143 per cent since 1911, and last June 30 had *137,10(1,000 sur­ plus, its president, K. K. Kingsbury, testified at the senate'investigation. ---- ----------------- * — M l itl>HltKit (JOBS IN SAN E BUSINESS : DIRECTORY : Ton'can find tha nan* of every Hr* Business Man In Sanford in this Column each day. M Ml Mi M Mi M M M M M M M M i a Quick Service Transfor Storage -Facilities If wt pleas* you, tell others; If not, tell ns. t’ hone 498 S A N F O R D M A C H IN E COM PANY General Machine nnd Holler ■Works Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repairs Acetylene Welding I'hone 63------- Sanford, Florida E LTO N J* M O UGH TO N ARCHITECT PRICES and VALUES, never heard of before in Sanford. Read Careful­ ly, and let your conscience be your jniidc. Everybody Wants Money- 11 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar $1.00 (L im it 1 1 lbs.) and E V E R Y B O D Y can have it, if they’ll only save a part of what they earn instead of spending A L L. 11) Cans Van Camp’s Tall Milk (Limit 10 to it customer) .Join (he saving class today, and • you will he able to buy and sell the Money Spender later. V. C. COkLER. prop Gt-rptnny apire-irs mure keenly intcreateil in jmiring with Russia than in repairing France, ( * General Shop aiid Mill W ork THE OPERATIC CHORUS WITH “ ROBIN HOOD' rlnss musical comedy, the chorus girl Waatlaghouae Lights and Appliances must Ire pretty and graceful nnd she New Line of Fixturea must know how to dnnee; but hmv Miller Building -Magnolin Avenue much greater are the requirements fdWWe criticnl operatic stage. The beautiful and graceful girl, B. W . H EfeN D O N though she has hut a small voice, has a chance when she Interviews tho mu­ sical comedy producer, for she may INSURANCE AGENCY be placed in the chorus to look pretty, IRE--------AUTO--------BONDS ^r dance and sing .the best she can Sonic of the-other girls who have bet­ S. O. Shinholser ter voices will enrry her through. But nrek wo come to the operatic Contractor and Builder produtc;-; first of all, ire demands that all girls in his chorus have Voices— ■ A N F to p voicca that am clear nnd that ring true. To hnve* twenty good voices A . 2X 'Connelly Sons and one .bod ohc In -the operatic chor­ tU ia liiU liM t IM S us will not do. All must b* gobd, the • n-K-A-L ‘ K-a-T-A-T-M. producer insists. Ilefore a girl can Is r H lM r a K enter the chorus'even o f opera, the ' ' » - l » t T . v » t In ad tn .n r .n r . voice must have reached an advanced ' •*r U ( i .< a r.tr lloada singe of cultivation. May Valentine, ttoaira , Uaaa the producer o f “ Robin Hood" by far n u .l a r * . I’ r o p r r l y H aalacaa CXamcra the most popular o f ail comic operns, Main Offtc* oilers' exceptional good voices in her • MKiacn i i r a Ut v c o m t a n t picked chorus, k an fo i Ui l.vyicvrwKST c o m p a n y .. “ Robin Ilodd" will bo seen nt \ the p*“»a 4tt to u t MaKn»lla Ave. Princess Theatre February 20th. 1-1*Imp. S T E W A R T The FloriBt Cut Flowers— — Flor.| Annual and ornamental 814 Myrtle Ave.— — Hu $1. Penns ^ !-*• (Lim it 10) 2 No. 3 cans Gold - Par Fruit Salad 10 Cana-Campbell's • I I $1.00 f la v o r ...$ 1 ,0 0 2 No. 3 Cans Del Monte Apricots 2 lbs. Suimel Gold F. I*. FORSTER, President U. F. WH1TNER, Cashier $ 1.00 $ 1 .0 0 sar*. A COMMUNITY BUILDHR 5 Cans Eagle Brand Condensed Milk (Limit 5 carts) FEMALE KELP WANTED, FEMALE JiELP WANTED. FEMALE HELP WANTED, i f rvnr; * a*f?l JTY*r i#tT ^ knrricp fcVvn* *. Ljpfinir^p if <*»,. _ BUtiifiAlllf H £7 K> n-ML |!l H«ai* i fr tn w T h w w jH in |* fO tr CxCiSi ri#nv-«rim"sc; tdoNO L»i>» HELP WANTED, werjLVT. . BShHii 1*4 Sc IJ m f . (k, >n*kni)M■«/ kkl kr.1.1 iff H.W S.lk »t/B, TMIKoA# oH.1 'hW'*RY qg f i A or iOTY rgj«l*v«p W.f*.#* tJortr* Cm,. tts c m : . v lf Vi' Alt wii iir»*» I’SwM'it .1' Bor. scum “ < lu.i-ira. »m *r»| om(*4 (•» ,|f* Arwf fwH'.a*wi !•*"**•. \ mu N thit !»>“«• i«VT«*s£ri **i 25 pnikngc.H o f A rg n 25 bars Special Size Sturch $ 1.00 i s r $ 1.60 •I No. I cans Tiny Tot Pens .......... 12 I ’n k is Palm Olive Snap ---- ... CAmN*T ID ntrm .No. 2 J i.o o ' ' : *C $ 1.00 6 No. 3 cans Over-Sea :: Ifiiaif ..$ 1.00 Tiimntoes .......... yZK .w yiVi*>'VysaV VreHL'i!,' t». 2 Dozen Fresh Country E g g s.... It) packages Jcllo, nil' flavors ..... . fw s rd & .<M ETAL WORKS ‘ General Repairing jVs:-- -= 207 French Arp.---- -------Sanford, FI &« Pork und „ ... $ 1 . 0 0 as:.. $i.oo Our Savings Department will help you and pay you i % Interest. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS dy.First ‘of all in both opera and lilph- a u t o r a d ia t o r a n d s h e e t « £ $ 1.00 How many theatre .patrons atop to 517 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla, consider, to'compare the relative mer­ its of the girl in tire opc rut Ie chorus and tire chorus girl o f musical come­ G IL L O N & F R Y H O D G IN S 10 cans Campbell’s 12 Hidls, Waldorf * CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER L. ( B. 3 Lllw. Maxwell House FOR UENtf^-Furnishud room v. ith or without -kitchenette, 710 W. First street. ' 2C4-3tj J . Room 7, Miller Rldg. (Jold leaf house ir-irnirers nnd nanuSANFORD FLORIDA phiL'-i. (Tall Sanford Sign Shop. 2f»3-:itp Phono ISO-\V. SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS T m i* FOR R E N T - M IS C E L L A N E O U S In a hick town, n prominent far is one that keeps u cow. (Hr The Auorlnl.J i’ rf», I COLLECTIONS—01.0 ACCOUNTS JACKSON, Mich., Jan. 31.—George overdue, notes, bad cheeks. Writ llutvir, who kflled his, aweed heart, An­ for our proposition. Our represent* nie. Hell Senney, in tho suburbs o f tire will call ori you.— Southern Ad Jackson in 1P19, nnd was raved hy juMmcnt Agency, Drew ’Building,1Or It is understood thdfo are practi. l:i11v only two nltematives before the supreme court reversals from the gal­ Inndo, Florida. 1 ‘ cabinet-—acceptance bf the American lows, is now violently insane on tire terms, « r allowing matlern to drift and paying five per cent interest, hop­ ing for some change in the condi­ tions hi the future. It is believed tho balance of opinion favors acceptance of the American terms, but there is a considerable divergence o f opinion among the ministers, especially on account of UU> American plan requir­ ing interest to be paid in American, currency. Captain Cota raid the automobile Classifiejl’ Ads lc a word. No ad taken for less than 25c nnd positively no ran into a ditch, ami was disabled. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW classified ads charged to anyone. Cash most accompany all orders. Count The five captives were ordered to the words and remit accordingly. ulight and then were hound to trees, - First National Dank Rallding where they were found several hours SANFORD FLORIDA ' FOR S A L E Bandits Captured, Inter. The two bandits were last SKATING TONIGHT seen by the finance officer walking FOR SALE— Dosicr und Gays' paints Held U p Officers M AR T SKATING ACADEMY through the Moods. nnd varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 153-tfc and Took Pay Roll1 HARDING TO ARBITRATE REC H E L L E M A IN ES FARMERS—You can get seed bed Report of Debt TWEEN CHILE AND PERU LAWYER fram ^ and irrfgat!on plugi At tbs Two Enjlstcd Men Held Up Fire and 100-tfc Court IJouuc Sanford Novelty Works. Made Them Walk Chalk Funding Mission s (II) The .tSHorlnlrd Prc»«l F6U HALE—‘iSirclvo furnished rooms WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. — Presi­ Given to British _ _ (Hr The Akkiwlslrd Press) with three year lease nt 115 Pal­ dent Harding yesterday accepted the NEWPORT NEW g, Vn„ J»n. 3 1 .metto nvenue, 285-tfc Examined G Its see Designed Invitation extended by'Chile nnd IVs IW *, (I I ) T h r .‘.Hm -lslnl I’ rr--1 Soldier bandits, identified ns Cotpor. G w* • SALE—Wood for snle, small nls John S. Wood nnd-James S. liar-] t.QNllON, Jan. 31.—Stanley ltald-iru, lo act a;: arbitrator under the Henry McLaulin, Jr,,. FOR blocks and trimmings from the vey,* who yesterday kidnapped Cap­ win, chancollor of tin,' excheqher, gave j Tmmn-Afriea protocol, which resultcrl O p t D. crate mill. 50c ;i wagon load'at the tain Norman I). t ’otn nnd four en­ n full report «>f liin debt funding mis- front the conference held in Wnshmill.' Fine to make your heavy wood listed men, commandeered their auto- sion in the United States to his col- intuit last year. Optician-Optometrist mobile, robbed them of the Langley* nt n special* cabinet council; —----------- *---- ------- , Oil Boat First Street Sanford, Fla. burn,well.—Shinholscr’s Mill. ' 254-e.o.d*4wp Field payrool of *13,0uft, tied tne \ic| >Vstcr,,a>’* The sulijn t was discussed J The Standard Oil Company o f CnlFAic.MKlt.4—Plenty of saw dust free tims in n woods and escaped, were frtr h,,ur n" ‘l “ hi,,C* fc,t no d e-, ifornin, pioneer in the establishment DR. R. M. W E LSH nt Shinholser’a Mill, It’s the right raptured hy n posse aliout twenty cision was reached, and the cubiliet juf an eight hour day in tho oil indusGraduate Veterinarian kind for tiling. . 25Ve.o.d. Iwp miles from here early Inst night, ac­ Telephones: OiTico FOR SALE—Second hand piano, cording to n report received hy mili­ Office 123 Opposite P. O. chetip. Address 203 K Third Street, j tary and police nuthoritiok. Residence 2S7 Del.nnd, Florida 202-4tp | The men were captured in lire woods FOR S A L E - Second hand gray wick-inrar ,,ik' Mom1 of t,,e was recovered, although tho iinndits ei* liaky caliity. Phone 330-J, in nil 2a i •II i were forced to utuuulon !vw which wa? taken in the hare. Tire entire |H>niitaulnr was1eomlred, W ANTED dozens <if (ivilinns, .soldiers and mili­ WANED— A chanto to build your tary and police officers, joined in tliel new homo before lumber gets any man hunt. Airplanes armed with higher. Plans nnd estimates furnish­ machine guns were used in the search' ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc yesterday nnd n fleet of machines hovered jow oyer the*peninsular in an WANTED— Smart Imy with wheel.— effort- to locatu tire hundits. Stone's Mnrket, Sanford Avenue. ( ’aptuin t’otn und tire enlisted men* . 257-tfc who were with him nt the time of the WANTED— Permanent three or four robbery, returned tu Langley Field room furnished apartmunt. Ad­ lute yesterday after a searching par-; dress “ A. R. G." enre Herald. 2G3-3tp ty found them ireund iiand'juul foot "Automobiles For Sale in a woods several miles from the1 fiost. The government car, which the FOR RENT— Furnished light house­ officer nnd his detail drov^Jfrom the' keeping apartments, equipped with post yesterday morning, was found! water, lights and gas.* Enquire, 300 wrecked near where the five m\'n wen* French Avc. 2C3-3tp lied to trees. Captain Cota and members of his LOST party related their story of the hold­ two —*10 rO S T -S n lu n la y evening up upon their arrival nt the post. All ldii'i between Hunt's Phnrmncy and of the men agreed lh.1t the two hanHill's Hardwnre, Finder leave nti, dlts were Corporals Wood and HurHunt's Pharmacy and get reward.— C. N, Irevniley. 203-2tji Victims c.f the hold-up t«Id the ParchmonY convict farm where h was sent,to serve a life sentence, ac cording to word brought here. Hawt will be brought to the insane hospita hero for treatment, official* said, i irf^Ftw m rTrT M tks m »u M4 MM TJio quick, practical way of gctlfnK tIitrifior»ple you want ia through a Daily Herald Want Ad. Want Ada touch the lives of thoufianda in Homo form of Usefulness. Their influence cxtendH into every/ nook and corner of life. Their power reaches out into the marts of business, providing positions for workers and workers for positions. They go out Inty the highways and byways on a hunt for lost Valuables. They bring together th(Fman nnd the business opportunity for which he is looking. Thoy help fo loento homes, apartments and rooms. They sinoad news of genuine bargains in merchandise needed for homo or office. Let • « t r r »!»•«* 6r*-v**g F »—* - * f l«>4 %f • g , . . •%*.% *M...MHIJ.,-,-# *'^V,. —^ W». ii> r"t» urbane-r <-• ► <■»» *—<» 1 VHB. k—« »», V tk-.-.., Ik/r*,; nM>.«r »J,K »» «?*; Am ii A. ut $ 1.00 -t .At 1|UT 111 V H.in■ l No. 1 cansi Royal Scar­ let Itnby Lima *Heans $ 1.00 12 canH Old Dutch fi»<| A A Cleanser.... $ J L t U U 10 packages National OaLs ............ 10 Na. 2 cans Maine Style Sugar Corn,. 1 cans Libby’s Cooke.! AA Drains ...... ^ X » V , V sttas* OftQK MM jNMt%l W- i ONE CARTON 20, 8c 1S 3 r?=r;* Dollar Specials offered here, are true values, and will be offered for Thursday and Friday only. . W W c =-. Ig ‘ All Over The World a um r z s : -r^: - - Y- �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY hi. 1923 PACE FOUR DF A IM AC ODADTC BASE B A LL FOOT B A L L BASKET B A LL T R A P SH OO TING GOLF 'B O W L IN G .T E N N IS BO X ING K fc A L M U r o r U K I o CIIAS. L. B R U T , Editor . the idea that be i; not doing his best. Others are of the belief that the knowledge that MeGrnw is after him may have something to do with, hi* PH ILAD E LPH IA, Jan. 3L— The try of sure arm and Ida ability to first big problem that confronts A r ­ thur Fletcher,'now manager of the Philadelphia Nationals, is Lee Mead­ Joe Sewell to Coach ows. Is Meadows loafing on the Job or Alabama in Baseball has ho a sore »rm? Fletcher must CLEVELAND, 0., Jan. 31.—Joe make a final decision in the matter. For several years Manager Me- Sewell, Cleveland, American League Gruw of the Giants has been anxious short-stop, has been nppointed base to add Meadows to Ills staff of pitch­ ball coach ut the University of Ala­ ers. That Is the reason for the tho’t bama, according to advices received that Meadows may- not be taking Ida here. He Is the third member o f the work seriously, Indians to coach college teams prior Those who know Meadows scout to reporting for spring training. McGraw is Anxious Gators W ill Play to Get te e Meadows U. of Texas in 1923 | U N IV E R S IT Y OF FLORIDA, Jan. 31.— It became definitely known here yesterday, following an announcrfiment by Prof.’ P. L. Reed, chairman of tho athletic board of control, that the University of Florida will meet the University of Texas in football in 1D2-L No date was given out concern­ ing when the game will lie played, tho it won positively stated it would he staged in Austin, Tux. This Texas trip will rail for one of the longest ever taken by n ’Gator team, and marks the initial step for­ ward in framnig the 102-t schedule. M U R D O C K CLOSES S E N S A T IO N A L Stetson Five Drops E N G A G E M E N T H ER E T O N IG H T A T 8:15 DeLand Legion Tilt AT PARISH HOUSE-TONIGHT Wit.!. POSITIVELY Southern Owners Scrap Over Dates k id n e y The Churth Service League e f tho Holy Crons l ’nrish will entertain at Pivot Bridge, In t|ie Parish House Wodnosdny, -Inn. 3 let at :i p. in., Phone Mrs. M. Martin,' 611-J "for 'reserva­ tions. . . 2C0-2lc TitotnicB time, ttfid 1 felt tbit it was cau»«< iioni kidney’ trouble. One bottle 0 Foley Kidney PHI* had the desired *f L i t," ‘writes II. B. Arbuckle, Soutl !t..rre, Vermont. Br.eknrhr, rheums til in* dull hcZtitwhc, loo frequent c burning i rinutimi are symptoms 0 Kidney amF Bfadder trouble. Disord Died kidneys require prompt treat m at. Neglect crimes sertuu* eomjili atthm.n, Foley Kidney Pills Bjv, quirk iclUf. Sold everywhere.—,\dv SKATING TONIGHT A T LAK E MAltV SKATING ACADKM Y. 264-1c A rural enthusiast nays more of them r.hould bo called farmer-con­ gressmen. Foi^ .that mnU«f, tyyn MOBILE, Ain.,; Jan. 31.— Delay in should be called ifirntdr the arrival of club owneni here for tho Southern Association schedule The Herald for first class Job wtlrk. meeting and a fight which has devel­ oped on the proposed schedule, kupt league official* in night session here Monday. The proposed schedule, drawn up by tho schedule committee ha bro’t about a lengthy fight among ropre sent Rives of the-different clubs am muny changes in the original drnfl seem certain. The Herald delivered six times a week for 16c. ROBIN HOOD” BOOKED HERE HE THE LAST The comic opera sector has been quiet for this long time, for as was said by the lata Reginald DcKoven n few weeks .before his demise, "The public seems willing to hsvt tho f<male form replace the iir*t form, and n well turned ankle seems more desired thfcn n well turned qr witty lirw." flint DeKoven set the whole English j speaking world a-going when he J wrote "Robin I laud,” is one of the outstanding nxioitis o f imiRcid rind dramatic narlanee. The reason is that dear old Robin, with its clever tide of the twelfth century and its limes thnt just naturally won’t die, furnishes, as the press agent well said, "mUsical thrills and scenic beau­ ty unsurpfttStid.” "Robin Hood” la more than an opera— it’s an institution ami a part of a liberal edncnfion, and as long ns Amorienns are American , a worthy PERFORMANCE IN THE CITY OF SANFORD Kntherinc McDonald in “ The In iid ol" at the Princess tonight. This Ja ono or those.pictures that you hate to nee the end. N o m atter w here you buy Polarine, you w ill find its quality always the same. I f you are in the habit o f buying, you r m otor supplies at one o f th e fillin g stations operated by this Com pany, or i f you are patron­ izin g one o f the hundreds o f dealers sellin g this Com pany’s products, you m ay bo absolutely certain th a t the qu ality o f the Polarin e you get w ill be the same; and th at you w ill get b etter results from yefur m otor at Osborrm Is inviting some family in lio his guest each evening nnd the in­ vitation is extended through these columns. Watch this space every day. Osborne invites Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Douglass to see “ The Infidel" tonight. Clip this out "Doug," bring the Mrs. and present this slip at the box of­ fice nnd ace utie of the best pictures o f the week. Tho.treat is on the house. Some one is invited every day and the invitation is for that night only. Murdock, ("T h « White Mahatma” , startling, to say the least, hut to cap whose demonstrations of Psychic jibe- the climax, in* gets Spirit pictures he-, fore your very eyes, and of anyone nomcmi, or more commonly known as that has ever lived upon this earth— "mind-rending", will clone his success­ bow tlii<s could be accomplished is boful engagement here at the Parish y n ul our power to even attempt to House with olio more performance explain. Some o f the good ones roniini tonight starting at 8:16. Therft will — Finally tomes the "feast of the next week are "Making n Man,’ be various changes in I ho program ivcntng," the part thnt all have been "World's Applause" "The M.mquern rdsi), mid according to the attendance Waiting for. He reaches for his Mys­ der," "A Movie Trip Through Film Inst night, the Parish House will not tic Crystal bull nnd while gftAug into land" and oilier*. be sufficiently large to :n Commodate its depth he answer! questions asked nil those desiring to see t!,i Mystery mentally by the audience in some • -es I he thought 4 ore about busii” 'S. i lls, buys, mortgages, love affaiis; everything conceivable nnd he answers them instantly and openly, without a moment's delay—everything Stone’s Fruit Cake is done in the open, he also works rigid down among the audience dumb­ 50c per lb. founding the most skeptical. Ho\V can ties man delve into (he future nnd injl yon things that you thoT Irish Potatoes, 40e Peek were only known by you? lie cer­ tainly is novo liny am! he certainly i-■■*-es'-e-i a nm-i pe nil ir insight into human nature. Anyway, ns Murdock tell- yog. "It is my sole object to mys­ tify and entertain you, and I make no claims whit lever,"—.ho certainly renehe* that objective, and the cnpreity audience thnt witnessed ids work last - night helped to make hi* work u success. It was an intensely interested audience a* ever a mystic lOUld desire. - • John Barrymore in "The l otus ■ Eater" tomorrow night. Fallowed by a century comedy "A Kicking Fool." "Back Home and Broke," Friday nnd ^ ’ Saturday. iT ra in e d N u rse Endorses Re-cu-ma For Women’s Ills W A N T AD RATES AND RULES T H E SA N F O R D HERALD Clip anil use this blank for writing your want ad and mail it to the Sanfttrd Herald Classified Ad* lc a ward. No ad taken for lea* than 23c und posi­ For computing; cost of want ads per insertion read carefully rates tively no claHnifird ad* charged to and rules to thu left and remit nccordiiiK to number of insertions anyone. Cn*h muit accompany all of the ml you desire. Remit by Express.Money Order, Draft, l’ostorder*. Count tho word* and remit dfTice Order or Registered Letter. Address communications to Thu Sanford Herald. accordingly. -j Name ......I..*..:,..............................................!... Amount.*............ Set In LIG H T FACE CAPS or Dlack Face, double tho above rate, ■■ ---- - — ........... — No. liny s.............. Postoffice ____........... .............. The Counting of Words Includes the Words “ Wanted1’, ‘T o r Sale, ... ........ To Run ........ . * fr-V ’ ^ -.W- • **- \ • * ‘ ‘ iri» yne • *■*“ ■*«.♦******i*i|aMt**iK*..» }’ 3 i Vt - a*f *f »s*»****f^i “ RE-CU-MA will help yoll to got rid of your ■tirmu headaches, sli-e| If.-taness and Jim! tn<d feeling* pc it inr to women, bcmi .e they are usual­ ly caused by hud -tomnelis, liver or bowels, nnd you will lie aide to enjoy your work ns well as your piny, nnd wear a smile instead of iieing ili*Mrs. 11. 11. Sunders, a graduate of Dr. McGaminn’s Hospital, of Nash­ ville, who lives at IlMO Seltnn Avenue, nnd who has br»*n .. c;,-lined nurse for seven years, is well qualified t., judge the 'phenomenal new RE-CUMA treatment, on account of her profeejtlofl. as well as (rom her personal experirflac with it. "F or a year I w« in a badly* run­ down condition and I suffered dreadfully fmm headache*, and was very nervous, so that I could not sleep ut night,” says Mrs. Zander*. “ Then one day I raw RE-CU-MA advertised, and bought a Jiottle. I started taking it right nwuy, and was relieved almost immediately from my headaches. My general condition is so much better nnd i nm stronger. I can nmv sleep all night. 1 believe in RE-CU-MA. It certainly relieved me, and I have gained three pounds since taking it." Nine lime* out of ten, torpid liver, indigestion, stomach nnd bowel trouble* are ut tlm bottom o f hoadnrhes, colds, cough*, susceptibility to fever*, nnd weakness. Get rid of thejo ({md prevent other aicknesa by keeping -RE-CU-MA In tho house nnd taking* it regularly and faithfully. RE^UJ-MA can he obtained in Snnforti from the Union l'harmney and tlio■ tending dealers in every city.— Tho best way to insure completo motor satisfaction is to put nothitfij in your crank case but Polarine, nnd nothing in your fuel tank but t # 9\ - *® * «******#*■« •** i " 3• -ll¥ *- r *. ' #>•<* ■■* Pennsylvania ! ... •*ii m •*■*«•#***»**•«»**#* m ** ; Vacuum Cup Goodrich Silrcrtown ‘t ............. - SAVE M ONEY ON TIRES A N D T U B E S Gel My 1’ rlceM Before Buying r- • I i Says Ono Hnlllo Relieved Her of ('ontinunl Headaches and Can Now Sleep etc., and the Name nnd Address. - 1 ,There is a grade of this product made to suit your car, and the chart of recommen­ dations (on display by nil dealers) will tell you just what grade to use. Don’t experi­ ment with cheap oils; don't mix brands; and don’t expect any lubricating oil, even Polarine, to last more than five or six hundred miles. -r "=-» • ' ■**S*i*«a*■ ■**.****■*-»***IlH ■ *A•r; . * A U INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY - . �SAG HARBOR FOLK g iv e s c o u n t y G IVE G LA D H A N D $12,000.00 PR O FIT TO TOM M EIGH AN tax c o l l e c t o r Duval County profited $24,100.51 by rhange from fee system to n onl% basis for the year 1922. Final report* from Fleming Bowden ,how a profit of $12,00.1.0:1. County i,„w DuBose turned in In $*,055.07. $2, letec Frank Brown gave $1,028 to the Board of County Commission, in session toity. In addition to these figures, Oscar Nolan contributed $8,029; Sheri IT Merritt $27*1.80—a grand total of $21,100.61, which under the old laws evuld have gone to the office holder*. Showing a cash profit of $12,098.0:1 Star of .“ Back Home and Broke" Film,. Many Scene* in HiMoric Town TEETH GGLED;S COULDN'T TALK *•1 • I Woman Tells Jury Why She Ro Thninn* Miighaq made another fused to ' Pay Her •ov.n over for motion picture pur­ Dentist’s Bill. pose*. Thiv was Sag Harbor, I.. 1., which was used n* the locaic for Bnck Home and Broke,” a George Ade story for. Paramount starring Thomas Meighan, which will bo the feature nt the Princess Theatre Fri­ Carried the Pesky Plats In Her Handday nnd Saturday of this week. The bag Rather Than In Her Mouthstar was royally received by the restJury Hears Her Story and De­ d»nts of the old town. SHE TOOK THEM BACK from fees of his office after dcductMr. Meighan holds the record for Isg oil expense*, including salaries,- having towns renamed. For "the Con­ R. Fleming Bowden, Duval county quest of Canaan," the main street of U* collector, has filed with the coun \shcville, N. C., was changed to that tjr board of commissioners a report-of "Cnnnan” of which Booth Turk«f his office for the first year under ington wrote. Jamestown, Calif., was the salary system. Mr. Bowden's check •utilized for the exterior scenes of " I f for the amount accompanied, the re­ You Believe It, Itls' So” nnd for "Our port. Leading Citizen” Modesto, Calif, Mr. Bowden’s largest item of ex- served ns the locnlc. In mnking penu’ was $19,127.97 paid for snlnrics "Cnppy Kicks,” thc'Mcighnu company His own snlary, figured an a separate utilized three towns, San Francisco, item of expenses, WBS $7,600, the max- Boston nml Bar Harbor, Me. mum allowed under the salary law. For two week* the* norninl activit­ Sumps used by the office required ies o f Sag Harbor were at a stand­ 1 total of $05(1.79 during the yenr, still. The ladies’ aid society post­ while $M5.wns required for the col- poned its regular meetings nnd turn­ ((tor's bond premium. Telephone ex- ed out on masse to see the Meighan xnscs is listed nt $19.25, n city diret^- company make movies. The town’s too- DO nnd 'towel service at $8.50 hank was changed to “ The Bradford completes the expense items. National Bank” for the picture. The Total receipts of the office during leading department store, the g r o c ­ the yenr were $.79,800.5.7, ery store, the Masonic temple ami the cides in Her Favor. Denver, Colo.—A set of fnlro teeth was the bone of 1*011101111011 In a law­ suit In MuglMrnte It lee’* court. In whlrti Dr. N. Wolfson, dentist, sought to collect $70 from Mrs. Dave Handler, patient. Dr. Wolfson told tlie court he made flip teeth for Mrs. Handler nml Hint Mr*. Handler had refused to pay the entitled the BXt’ I.l'HtVF tun of the public free Behoof District, shall SKATING TONIGHT AT LAKE nlshlnw amt Improving the negro school slhrVita P within said District, and near Geneva In said District. The snld election *0 ordered to tie WHEREA*. the County Hoard of MANY SKATING ACADEMY. 261-lc H.OOO.oo to he oard for Incidental* fo( Itio exclusive use of the putillc free I’utdle Instruction fur Seminole Coun­ h. Id shall hs h*td at the polling pint o ty, Florida tins carvtull) examined said within said Hprclal Ta'x Hrnoul District school* within said District, and 4:'i XVtlCItKAH. It la the sense nf (hi* pejlllon ttnd tins miertnlnod that more No. 6. Hemlnole County. Florida. a «ld r'< tionrd, that It would tie to the best In­ th»n lw«ntV*nva per cent ..r tin duly district bring also known, as G e n e v a /F terest tit Hprrlul Tax Hchonl District unltned eleetors resldlnt; within said Hprrlal T a x School District, where the No. ft. Hemllmle Count)'. Florida. In Is­ ttpeelal Tax School District No. ft. Re last general election was held, th ro u g h ­ sue lit.nd* Itt the sum uf 110,000.00, the mlnote County. Florida, hove signed out salrl district, to-w lt. at l'rrcln rla Nos. « nnd It. and the said r l e t t l i n -9 proceed* thereof to he used nnd expend­ said petition, nnd w ill: It HAH. the County Hoard of •hall be held In compliance with law. ed In the tunnner and fur the purpos­ es and uhjects ns nre herdwtbove-set Fu:ill» Instrurtlun for. Seminole Coun­ and the Insprrtura and clerks o f the forth nnd ns Is stated In rnhl petition. ty. Florida, has. try resolution this day. polling places ahull make prompt reTit FIlKk'UltF, UK IT KUHOI.VKU. delrrniltlcd that Iwmls lu the sum of turn to the County Hoard of Public Sanford, florldn, Jan. 27, 1923. Hint It la tho delermlnntlon of this S2O.0U0 PO will he rvrjulreil for tilt pur­ Instruction for Hemlnole County, F l o ­ Hoard of I’uldlc Instruction for pose* set forth In said petition, nnd rid*.' Immediately a f t e r the said elecAs required by Section 12, Chapter I'uiinty Seminole Count)'. Florida. that the whleh nre etinmemted hecrlnnhorc. Hen and the tabulation of the Vote amount of honds re>|tilre.l for the pur- nrtld botil!* to hear Interest at the rate pollrd. nnd the County Hoard t>f Fob 6600, Laws of Florida, I will be in pores and objects set forth In said pe­ of six per rent (C per pent) per an­ He Instruction of Hemlnole County. the following places, on the dale nnd tition I* the sum of I 20.ouo.o0; that the num. Interest payable *rin|.nlinuall£ Florida, will tie lu rcgnlnr meeting at . -J said bonds shall hear Interest at the'bonds to l.e dattd jntiuary t, 192J. on ten o'clock A. M. on the Cth day of between the hours set after each, for rati* of six per cent per annum! the j the principal ■ Pi of said honds to become Feliroars. 1323, to receive the return* the purpose of rcceviing Tax Returns Interest on said bonds to lie payable; due and payable thirty year* after of e.rld .lection nnd to determine nnd seml.antiually. snlrl bonds to he dated j the dnte thereof. • certify the result thereof. J far the year 1923: January *1. |»ri, and to mature thirty NOW. therefore. In pursuance of low. I The following nnm.-d nr« hereby up. land In pursuanr.* of n rosotullon of pnlnird and designated ns Clerics and )ears after the date thereof, and Geneva— February 7th, 10:00 a. m. HH I T F t 'I t T lI H t t I t lis ' i l . V F I >. That this Hoard this day adopted, notice Is <(nsoerinrn to hold nml c,>ndu“ ! thr to 3:00 p. m. a special election l>c field in said Spe­ heretiy Riven that on the ftth day o f [ , 1,1,1 . lection nt tho i*>dlln« pIxHl or cial School District No. & . Herjil- ■February. t»J2, nn election will tie hetil prr rlncts named, to-writ, Osceola—February 8th, 10:00 a. m. mil# Tax n n#h r - 'a n d the I* iisreuy heretiy rirriereu ordered to no bo | j ,t| At rrecinct precinct .>0. No «C lurnrim. Hlenrvn). Count)'. Florida, said itlstrln .anu rue same is «rs Mr*,. r*. lug also known ns ilemvu Special TnxIhiJd III Special Tax School District No. f Helen Curlett. W. D HaHnrd. and Mr*. to 3:00 p. m. School District, lu arronlnnce with law. 3. Hrmliu.le Cminly, Florlila. aalrl ills- i Kttther'n Kllhee, Inspectors. ami M. ChulunUt—February 9th, 10:00 a. in. to determine whether or not there shall Irlct being also known ns it.-m vn Hpe-i II. Drodey. Clerk. At Precinct No. IS (Osceola) T. IV. he Is..iieil hy said .Special Tax Hclrool elul Tax Hchoat District, to itelrrinlu.* to 12:00 m.* District No ft.. Seminole County, Flor­ whether or r.nt there shall he Issrieil , fJcl«*r. H. C. Itltchle. nnd Mr*. J. I llle y by the Halil Noecliil T a x Heh.M.I District Inspector* mol Dr J. XV. Jfarlln. clerk. ida. Iiotids n* arc provided for In this Gahrielln—Februnry 9th, 1:00 p. m. No. S. Hemlnole County, Florlila. bonds resolution, and. All of which lx done and srJiffd try to 3:00 |t. m. Ill: IT KPHTIIKH llKHOl.VED. thnt in the sum <>r tja.Qoo.QD. to l.em Int.r the. r'ountv Hoard of I'uldle Inatrue* till* resolution lie published 1(1 the est at the jot. ..f six pr r I *1)1 l< per lion for Hemlnole County. Florid*. In Oviedo—FcPunry 12th, 10:00 a. ,n. a 'n f a W f f llV . newspaper C#nO per annum. Intercat payable sum- r-gulsr fesslon ossemlded this the Jn.l to 3:00 j>. nt, I puhllshid In Semlttiilr Count)’. Flortiln. l-nnminlly. b.netfi to be rlate.l Jnnunry rtny o f Jnnuarr, A. I» lo jx C K. I I A I t l t l S o S , v’halrman. ,. hnt without said special tax school t. I9J3; tho prlneliml » f sal.t 'ti.ni.ls lo Altamonte -February 13th, C. A D VI.t.AH. district No. ft. there bring no newspa­ l.sfOHlt line nn.t payabla thirty y.-ars FH UD T VVtt.t.lAMS per published rvlthln snld Special Tax i.fie r the. rlate there of. as is provided n..nt. to 12:00 nt. t'.niniy H..ar«t of Put*Hc , .... School District No. 6, onru a week for f o r In Unit crriaht resolution this it .* iiilripted t>V this Count) Itoar.t i f puliInstruction for Hvmlnotn l.ongwootl—rebrunry loth, 1:00 n. i fourI I lx! successive weeks. 1 DL'CiVl l»FI. .V a.tiipteA In rrn- tic lustriiclioii for Hrrrrlnole Coutny; County, Florhla. • nun ItKHOt.tTION nt, to 3:00 p. nt. lllar suasion of tin* Fount)' llounl of Florlila. in which said election only Attest: tlrose duly r) tin 1 1 f t.-.l electors who are T. XV I-X XVTON. Lake Alary— February 1 1th, 10:00 I’rilille luslrurth'U for Hrtnliiolo t'ourtHupt. Puh. Instn. and t>. Florida, thr Slot tla)- of January, ‘A. freeholder*, residing within svld S p e ­ n. m. to 3:00 p. in. ex-i.m.'i.t scerntary to cial Tux H.'hoid District No. ft. Heiiitimlc D- 1913. treard. „ ! t\ F. h aiih ih o n , chairman. County. Florida, sold District t.clpg . Paula—February loth, HL00 ftJ to.. ,* \ |r.\I.I.AH. (Hc.rl of Hoard) I -3*t0-17•2 t-31 also known n* ttenrya Hpsdxi Tux KltF.D T. VVI t.t.t AfttS, to 12:00 m. »• it 1-.1 . ... County lloar.l nr Putillc Munrm —cc.nunry l..th, i.iKt p. rt. -, 'instructlrin for thinnuils County, Kloriiln. to 3:00 p. nt. Att.fst: T tV LAWTON, A. \AUCHAN, Hupt. Puli. Instn. m il Itx-OfTIrlo Ho Sure and See the New UriTrltry to the lb.mil . in t h r i i i « t h i c r « tit ter up t u i : (Heal of llonnD 1-3-10. 17-21-31 I MTKIl s T.VTKH Klltt THIS ■ «UI Tlli:u> II l*TI| It' T III' a iT.ninii \. i.\ i i a m :. x n T i c i : tip f t P c c i v i . nti.xii f. i .u c lit PTCV. TIOV F ill! OPKI'I XI. TX \ *11111111. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS l o If rr r i t i'iir r o f * . It u h M n s . Ilnokni|>r r ' i I k e C r r r l l l n r a u f H. Ilolilrln s i f S'liilorit. * r m l o i i t e I ' n n n t ) . m o l i l l . t r l r f nfu rra nlil, D IS T IIIC T Ml. A. S O I I M il.II t i l l VTX. I lu ll 111 \ Nt'TICt: IS ItCIIKIIY tlIVKN Thirl XX'II Cltl'AH. ii petition li.is In i n pe. • iltr-ivr lain, >1 ullrgnl bnukru|i|. In ■i si llied lo the C o u n ty Hoard of I'liblbi (rife ailjiullentloh, has Itlerl his off.-r of ' Instruction for Hemlnole County. Floi|>ixdt|n|| to |«a> live |*er riot (ir/, i rblu. signed by more than tw en ty-live •>f the . brims ,.f hi* errilltors. esrr|i| per n ut of Itio dill) i|tmliUed electors lo lhn«. . nlilliil to |irlr*rlt» .mol Hint i.s h lliig within Special T a x - Helmut tint, will be u mretlOK of bis rrt.lli­ Dlstib l No. ft. Hemlnole I'oimt)'. F lo r ­ on (t*r the |r|ir|Misi. of voting ,m Hie ida. snld dial riel being also ktlowtl II* ircei'inunci' or iejrrtlon #»f the sabl of- Oerievu Hpeclal nhix School District. f< r. ,ti Hi., ..fflee of the umlersletn <1 .I'd lie- mill, pet III..111Itg III,. Count) Its-f. i . in H.intiriilitey. First .Vall'.oul illoard of I'ublb* I nsir o e tlot, for Sem i­ It.-nt. Iihtn . Tamim. I*la.. on the nole i ’ minly, Florida, lo call mid o r­ i Nil Ah i !*l It) il.iy oi February. IS23.'al der nil election to lo. held w lllitn sabl i tell I I",mi) nVInek In lire frrrrliroill. for Special Tax .'blood IMidrlct No. ft. Heoiipos. ,.| xii in tiling the alleged odo.de fatuity. Florida. s,,|,l Dlslrlct Mr. Bowden in hi* letter to the j home* of several of tho citizens of board of county cilmtnhtslortors, utter;.Sag Harbor were transformed to suit stating Unit he was enclosing his re- i the story. jwrt and the check for tho amount! M „rt. than 5,000 citizens of of net income of hi j office during the #own tur)lwj out for j|„. |,ig )|0nu.jirir, says: coining parade which was singer I a* When I took charge of the office pnrt of the picture with Mr. Meighan of Ux collector for Duval county, ns the lending figure. The main then* were no ready reference card street wus decorated with flags and index systems in the office by which' hunting’ for tho occasion. the ownership of property could lie •Ktrtah'ed These, with a complete 12th AXE MURDER let of permanent records, have been in.'tnll. I .n:d ('«'• ex [reuse is included Illy Tlir Ikaurlnlnl I'rrM) BIRMINGHAM. Jan. 81. I.uigi ia the Mtin hed statement." Vilolhirtt'* name wa* today added lo Mr. Buwden nnd K. ('. Ingram, the Birtninghuni’a axe niurdei list, lie rltrk uf the criminal court, were the died fiT,m injuries receiver I r. week ago nly Duval i aunty afficiiil* affected when he nnd his wife were set upon by the salary law who did not join in their little shop by a person using with similar officials in other couna heavy chopping nxo. Mrs, Vittcltin in attacking the constitutionality lnro tlicd two days nfter the assmdt. of the measure. The legal fight on Twelve of 28 persons similarly at­ the salary law is still |>vnding in the tacked have, died from injuries leceivaprefm court. Mr. Bowden declined to cd. contribute t ■ the legal fund, as did Mr. Ingram, and neither of them bus yen a parly t j the tactics, t :*C Models ill otir Itraitliftil Shttxv Rnints and Fillin ' Slnlitn— High Grade Mechanic in charge uf our Repair iX-jarlm at. hnvikrti|i|, u|»t»ii claim** and hcfniT ill*** kti'iwu iit* (!••$$•’ %a StMclal 11 .i itv.nl l tit mirti other ami tiiilli* i T i n ScImi. iI I Hnt rli t i*t di l i rinIns* j isstit t| Im - 'ii'v * i,*- $1111 > hr«*iM»rl> I’tMiit' ••• fi»is u!isafli*'* i«r 11*oI th«i«* isliiill .*( tlot (if * tIt u *•» I *“ ♦»el S|m*c |:i I T a x fh IfI»MI llU lllc l Iit •III |v |i| |||,. ft||If | .,f |Jll IMKt lift, * I' i**! 'I.iitina l*la., t HKo !***It ilay \«l • f J .illicit) |^2J. ll»f |*t s rt|»s «*f Mich l»«*||l|ll to Iso* tjwCil 1 II I* 11.\V A . fit the i***i I**....... f unfit trine 1-111Mi tic. 2»*» ii* Ki in |i i hKr him• % • fat lie L tit: < i ••I *.• t \* , Im •'!•*• I l»lll 1(1i lia’-l ,I|m| t , IlMIll N*cjii i I- hi rchi n i Imi I. Ih* |1?•*%I'll .mil f**r Hie cxcludi** »(*♦• %t •i n ’ ■» ti. I. a tii.irrh'd Unrnttfi. n*. %s.f. mi s Ih ttjattiln ait.I a t * « l«ltil «*f •ho |«nhli«' free* M’Iiihi I r U||Ii ||i *c.i }i| •You Sec T h ) » e T e e t h ! ” S|*. * . .1 l .\ Sell....) IH'Sttll'l N.. (he­ S,»>if -a *| in i |m Miulc ..f Kl»»i 1*1 • Ini* m l t • .»i*$*l i*> |ii 'IHI m|| in riiMtu I f « in lit* ld *• * • (I- "I ill* •V.llll Ih i||i | I kM|«* It 11ler111i f • ( till |,| |„. Iini’,1 fur til. |,||| Mint :t r,-i',| iip.,n bufuru ilu> work wn* 11i*l$i• • i Hi.* (*|»ciill i V u r l (»f !!»•• \ III#, I * ••I f **•I h In *x;*hl |»ct II Inti# a i d I m -!..M )U:S’ AND GENTL12MKN” S REST ROOMS* uiiitn liikt'ii. I'nrt of tli.< 1111,111.) hail ••t»tIi .IiisllH.il ( ’ In-tilt nf Hu* S| i |*- nf tee « M'Ctdril It ltd <Vlf*l»lt9'Tc«| III Si ItCttl* rinrisl.c In .m l for (he (*iilll)l> nf Sent fie-i .folica i it* . f i i •u tt h*en paid, lull Im Kniil lie illilu'l tinilcr- In « ii I he lMIt ilav <if Jatiii.it*' \ T*••••"' t. Uidil in bultfUUH fur I' I'1.’ a: S.utf..r«l. |*lJnrhln. **t w In i • olnnd why lit# r o t Mill wn* nnppid. 111! Im|$rnvili .* $•1.. i .| »;. f %»r III. **Mtitt II1JIV dll It h«*. fnr .4 Ii* c h “ XVliy." evplmliit Mr*. Ilauiller. “ ilu • »' it » I** iim ii'ii:**. |a he rhai$f***‘ f ch»l Itiva in H.ihl IHnlrlrl (| i,im i*.i i. i|*».'*| In (intull Itilf. I uni pay (lie ituiTur (tm tutu? I'll icll i1? til» *ii ihv f»ni|i«'i |y nml Iu i» **•«• t htilhlltts nd f *1?mihIi Itic »dt*' I * .it t»«-( ft* • ••i«*r itt t u r v i *ms|»o-i *» you a by." -In* v•.I•| ilt,» Jury . . •‘ hi ill Srlill I •I •*I I 1s t • *I . A 11a h i : n * \ m i n lull 11*1 I .. lie li't* *| III * llhtt’a llltf, f t|r - . 'At-tt • i f . " (»•_:,i 11 Mr*. Ilmullcr. Il—!i i : m. 57, i d i» i ; ltl*l|int; :ui*| lttl|*r*t\ Ilia lit*1 fi**.i«* «i*h*»»»l llig a -.cl .>| fal-t* 1 •-.*|Ii tin) uf her o n m ii i n iin TTi > : T i : i t h i n i n »»*•.!r Hrm in In miM lilfslrh'i M ' i : i i % i . t i n si i m o i . i m s t i i m r «l non nn («» I#** u•**'»! f,*r InchlcftinN furl linniihitg. "Yttii iiuiM* fa l*i* teeth. n o . a. m m i n o i i : t u iN ’H XVliy itituibli I t arry tlielu in toy hamlI'M iiiin \ bag (11- 11 a *! uf lu rny luutllli? I l l tell nit ■ ■ »> ]■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ii ■■ Kraana e n a ■■te((ni(niaB!iaB>ini*ttu bn » ■ ■ ■ ■ ( ( ! , ■ : n n a n c a q s H n n a n n f l B n i r i B B t i I believe that the fee system is \V M i:«(«: A ' i |(* t It loll )i4a Im’ i-m |»rc■ (tui, Jll-I ii* -it..li u* I |U|t Ilu) -• Itfil I m Ih.' * ••nut \ llnfm! i*f Pitlilh' ; * i n * i * » B * * * * r a « s s B » a r * * * D U B s r n n t * R s * a r i t i n : i a r R * i * n * * f . '» r i ‘ * s s f t a , « * i H K a s s i 3 r i i i n orung in principle,” ^lr. Jlowden said, it “ lit III luy iiiitatli. I i i i i i ' i talk a mini. I iikH ti* tt* u f»*r iSpiitiiiitli' i ’diinty; Kln r*! COKHECTKD NJ.IV. I I T I 1, 1922 and also I 'relieve that $7,500 i* ,->ufs s s s i i s s i i i i B i s i s n i s s s H s a s is q s s i # n nn e b b f i a B B r h e b b e b a n s s s s * s s s n s s n a i i » r s s a l ( » ■ Wlieii I start In lull: the teeth begin Itlit. «n Ihrenihcr i. |**2J. nl$,it<'l l»> m*>n Ilian h .t iiiv d iv r p*-i rcril of (he kient salary for a public official In j in Wiggle. •I «i I % *i u 11i lie *l ( If’iiiir e rt nMliit; v%it laI n : : South Bound He“ I ;:>i lu Dr. Wnlfsnn nml I spy: SI mc I.i I 'lax SchtMil |Hd(rlC( N ik Duval rotmty, or nny oilier .county rnltml** iN.titifr. Klnrlda. mild iMuiriH 'Ihiiinr, I emt'l wenr these teeth. M ■ n FMlurida for that matter.” —Jackh I » m liiimvn air 4)tjff6V& W|»cclul Arrive Departs XVhell I begin In talk the tecl-li begin Tliclnp m b, n il* Hcliiud f t U t r ld . $t»l.tmr ntld ltd!kmvillc Journal. ml ■ 2:10 a.m. to wiggle.* The ilm'ipr said: 'Su? ihtiihu.' Iliiil an ♦horlnli I m* held wilhlii 2:7(1 a.iu. K3 No. ________________^ ' ■ a n ••ild S|*« t*|Hl Tax S»’h(H»l IMxIrlrl ■ S:Hla.m. No. V*ut * t .iiii.i huhl i hem down ulih N m .'•. f'ctnliMili* Cointty. riiirld a, in d«** ti MONl MF.N’V TO “ MAMMY.” I * t tillin' the tjtlexllnn 1 *• \r|irlll«»r n l: 3Sp.m.j your longue mi they won’t wiggle.' ii*M 1:18 p.m. 91.™, ! No. I***ml- In Hi** *=u»ii *.f franmi.oo nIi .i II n 7:20 p.nt Hill linn etui a in-i‘*iip huhl the leelli t • I* 2:65 p ut. 89 .. d l»% mi hi H|«* t l i ' T * x S('It mm) , No. «llv I hr Ukitclnlril !••-! \‘ m \ ih. |.t*. tints Mf l«* 7 Id pdtl. il.iun with the tulig'ie ;,||tl talk lit the • 0:65 p ip. 85 WASHINGTON. Jan. 71. A hill No. *1 !•*» lit gen« $#•*•• • f in'4|iitr Inc slime lute'.' I list. lull, geilllelneii, li.iw I nil Ml , * nl.irw inc I m* iii*li!liu in nth tij Si WiIti.iini.. Democrat, Mis• i « • • i»n|ir»*v in*. hdtM.rl iMilhlltuta ami I enn It l>e ilnneV . ■-.cat® Nurlhleiunil *chi»«d n t( iiiik I n, and f«a Ilu* cxo I uhI tc ing tho Daughter* of You Bet She T o o k Them Back. r« ir* nf (tic ptihllc free urtiiMiU ulllllfl b? t Wifiilerat y to crocl a ntonuimml Atlortjey NuUmnlel MiiIihtu n*ked Huhl Sfirclal Tux Hrhmil IMit(rlr( No. 5, ■ MMU Stt 0. Arrive Departs j jjni. Handler If olio had taken the «S<*itfliitd*a (!ounty. Klnrldn. i lVxshington to tho "Faithful ColH u rt T i l I ' l l l!KO|(K,» II): IT IlKSOl.VKI*. j I II * 2:07 n.m teeth hack’ to the tloetor for iiiljind- That lidjlq.m. 82 nd Mnmmici in tho South" wna ro- No. itrr electh*n he nnd the nunic Ih a M tier# hy ordered f«* he It* Id hi mild H|*e- j 12:05 p.m. ntent. I I : 15 n.m. “inej favorably by n senate cont- No. H I. b u m j elal *l*nX SrhlHil I Mult it I N*» ft. Helltltulle I n n ■ “ Did l take them tiftck?'* eeltoed XlrK. i *.*11111 v: Klpt Ida. H.ihl *l**»irfel hclita nl 2:55 p.m. _. 2:35 p.m liter. 8<l No. M B ■ -*8 llnmller. "I hluuild *n.v. I took tliem fm I tlM« It IIH iSell* \II St*e«*Ml T il* Hi’IiddI ■ MB ■ 1:05 p.m. * 1:()() p.nt. , m 92 iM firh i. mt tin* f*ih •!«> uf Kchrniirv. a a m hark. T h ree or four time* n week fur 9i $nlf|« xx I.. : .-r n<ti ih* »• h a Mr*. A I. .Spencer, Spirolla Cor- N o. ..10:0 p.m. 28 • a year I xvent to I»r. XVolffon** oitlee sliull lie I(**(||**i| l*> S|*»»t.*l T a x ScIiimiI a a a Here, Sanford, early pnrt of. each a a a First it m u pyorrhea nml my teeth l»l«irle l No .'*, Si i h I mmI* i '**u i i (>. K lo r - ' rilby Hranrh M ■ H i*l.* I'.rnU in ih* M titc f irOfirtnmi i*. tonih Mail, Di'l.nnd, Fla. 201 -flic •luuilil rot tie out, All right Hlvleeii h* III Idler* 1*1 al Ih** 1 st* a a a pit |(«'f ■ B Departs] l<*Th the ttoefor pull* out. Then In* * * itl ••*»’. I |m i it hit mtit IdtereHt |M)'thie Arrive VI? M an t M ini M*..nails. I.t.iiit** | • f*»- tlalcil .1nIIMihl ( xhiniht have nlvleen false teeth a a 11Ll in :;|(S FROM LA G ltllT E 7 .00 a.in. nir> I Uj : 1, i.id I** fn-tl*ar• Ih lr ly >ettn» xNo. too a a ■ fie dal* tlo r* «'f ■ a ■ COUGH 7:25 p.m. pul lii. All right. I go down again In aft*Hi:i IIT xNo. 21. Ft'ICTD Hit HG’W 'I.VKl* thirl n week f “ t the Impre «inn, /V (1,1oitlr-r tin |>iibl).l,,il it, l It.- Hunroril “W.-is very had with lot Grippe nnd xNo. 25.. 1:.’to p.m, “ He ettlffefl my nioutli \(lth same !>nltv 11, 1 , 1,1. n ii, rv#p:i|,“ r iinMNli,:.l ,'i a sevreu ecugli. Tried ' Foloy'a *No. 101... 5:50 p.m. In H“ miniilo Fount)’. Ftorhla. lint withMlrUy white sUilT. It pretfyneor nintle rotl Hpr-< ImI Tax Hi'hr><|l DiKtrli'l' No ft. •'•ney nrnl Tar and it atopped uty • me tick. When I am near choking Ilrrr. lo I iik no nrW"|i:i|'i,|' i i i i M I nIiimI In Id^rshurg Hranrh nml | got better,'! writes Mrs. rt|o-rlol Tax Notion! Di#|rli-t No. ft, unco with my month full o f this stuff, (lie rmrh week for four m i m i i l v e w rrk ». j»ry Kiiby, Spokane, Washington, doctor say. ’Illtel* DONB AN D <iltDMKI'D Hr r>uul,rr Arrive Depart* 11..,, r.l o ,.rf II*. , 11. ■ ■ ■ ’ott•oghs roulting fnim Ij( Grippe, In"N ow , Itoxv could I bite with nty Hrsololl of tlirr'Count) Ibturrl 3:55 p.m. *No. 157. llr tnalro.'tIon for Humlnole ('minty, mouth full of the white stuff? I n*k Dtni*, BrotichiUa, Whooping Cough, Florida. Ihlx Znd rtov of January. 1023. 2:50 p.m. Prompt Service and Courteous TreatmentPay Us a Visit San Juan Garage Co. TRAIN SCHEDULE S3 ill s i: The offices of the Southern Utilities Company •N<». 21 •thmn nml Spasmodic Croup nre 7:00 a.m. xNo. 168 wkkly relieved with Foloy’a Honey 7:10 p.m. No. 22 lar. Contain* no opintes—inOviedo Hranrh redieni, printed on tho wrapper. Depart* Arrlvo Afecvt celling cough medicine in the “fl'l. Refuse auhatitutes. Insist on xNo. 120 ........ 7:45 p.tn. 3:40 p.m. * Honey and Tar. Sold every- xNo. 127.......... w . - Adv. x— Daily, except Sunday. I» meeting the tlemnnd for good pure wntcr nnd there arc hundred* of “ 'Die* |,ring distributed around tho City at all time*. Every family ‘'f Hanford thould get tho habit and— * , And our truck will be at your bark door with n bottle of thnt puro *atrr thnt oil the hbtcl*, restaurant*, drug stores and aoda fountains *re using. And Be Sure, it's Elder Springs Water You Use in That Battery you gentlemen Imw could 1 Idle? "Well, the doctor keep me coming down'to his ofllcc for many times, each time to till my mouth up with the white stuff, it made tno Mek every time. Then ho say Idle nnd t couldn't Idle, no It was n dong time before lie got ttie Idle. Sent Bite Out to Have Plate Made. I “ After he got the bite, he sent tho .1 Idle out to have n plate made, but I ■: tell you gentlemen from the very day ■ I he put the plate In my mouth It wig­ ■ gle* when I try to talk nnd for the life * or me 'I couldn't talk. I couldn't wear ■ 9 : tlu,*i* terlh. They are ‘crooked. On one Hide they Idle, on the other eldu i they lulu*. Ami I tell you they wiggle. How enu a person use teeth that wiggle? "1 will give Hie teeth Imrk to tho doctor. If he give nto the $I0U I spent, hut I won't pay him $30. I rnthtr I shall live till I die without teeth than wear teeth that wiggle*." T h cjiiry decided a set of teeth thnt deprived a woman of the privilege of talking should not be pnld for nnd gave a verdict against Dr: Wolfson. Mobbed fo r Whipping Stepchild. Muskogee, Okln.— N e w t o n Le grande, Tahlcqunli fanner, being brought here after arraignment lu a Tuhlequuh court' on n ebargo of brutally whip­ ping hi* slx-ycarold stepdaughter, was seised by * mob nt Ilulbert and 1 Mverely. whipped- ^ .' • ’ Atti'il: c F. II Alt It ISDN, chairman. (.’. A. D.XI.I.Ak, F lIK t* T. XVII.I.I.XMH County lloaril o f Hulillr Inxiriu-tloii f o r Hriulnido County, Florlila. , T. XV. larwlon, Hupt. I ' i i I i . I iiq I ii nnd have been removed from the H arrold building on ■ a ■ ES Park Avenue to the Welaka Block, corner of Rail­ R «- <illlt lo Hr-rrr■lot v in lloaril. „ f It,.,ir,n 1-3.10.17-11.31 iiH n iu .i r i n v c u t > t x n o v i i ti o f 1*1 tit l e INHTIII I TION. MKVtlMtl.i: n il u t , t ' l . o i i i n x , i *,:‘i > : i t v i i >i v o xvitft'r t n i i i M o f i i o v d s ih M N'K HHAIIV c o i l TX.\ HCIIOOI. D IHTIIIC T Ml. 3, si I )l I NOI.C I'O I V . T X . IT,Oil I Il.V, N.VIII Ills I'HII T IIS3i m . ALSO KMIVVN AN OFNF.VV SI'CI IVI. T A X HCIIOOI. l l l N T M I I T l T i l l : IIATI-: OI* IXTKIIF .S T T O IIK I’ A I U JIIC IIK O X . T i l t : T IW M VVIIKX I 'llIM T I'.V I. A M I IXTC.IIKHT S IIA M . Bi; I I I K A M I I'V VAIII.i:. road Way and Commercial Avenue. XVII Fit CAN. on thn 4th dsft' o f Dp. romlter. 192S. a pplltlon w as prmr>nti-d In (tio County Hoard of 1'llUIIO Inatruolion for Hr mluolo . County. Floriito. oisniit try morn than iw nnty-itvr ry ,__ ______ .. . per cent o f th“ duly riusllfltd .rlrctora stdina within Hpirlsl T.I* Hi'linrrl Dlatrle tlN o . 1. Nrn.inolr. County. Florida, nalil rllitrlut, linliu! nl»o Known a t UrnpvaJH “ rial Tax School DletrliT. airkInn dn P«tttlonlnn (hat an • Ipr-'thrn l,r ut h*>Jd h»>ld to delcrralnp rlelermln thy i' a II im! amt tlpn »«• to wh“rlhi it\rr or not bond* ■urn.of tw rnty thotiHaml rtollarir ahnuld M l u u r l hy Hprrlal Tax Hchnot Dta trlrl No. B. Nrmlnole C ounty.' Florida, pnld Dlnlrlrt bring nl»o known an (|rnrvn Hprclnl Tax Hchonl rMalrlrl. for (hr purpoar nf nruuIrtilK. hulldlna and (nlnrulng. furnlahlnK or olh rrw lap Im* provlrt* rrluinl hulldlnsa end achool Kroundir. nnd for Ihn. n r l u a l v e nor of (III public f r r r achool* w ith in raid Hprrlal Tax Hclrool District No. ft. KrmInolr County. Florhlu. thr p r iw w il* of said bond laaur nmounllfiK to IS 0 .000 .0 n to he iirrrd for tile liurpop* art forth In said petition, and to be expended and illrliurnrd In the mannrr fo llo w in g . (0% 117.700.00 to t>r u»rd In building, fu r nlrl.lns and ImprovInK * achoul aft tio Dpvn In a*1d itlatrlct; *1.*00.00 to bo lia-d r\ ......... I f ft man devotes enough energy to his own Job, ho, hrsn’t much time to pick (laws In the work o f hi* betters. - yK.ug to h, u,ed lit cniurglnr. fur- ■ -•’S, i " ■ =i.:? f x t e U - . . - n j " : -x- . • 1 :■ ■ , •: v .\ iA *1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 31, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 31, 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>, January 31, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d04a87739c105f4f94a6badaa4a15cbf.pdf b2e58987e074a68e325542739f1d6ecf PDF Text Text TRAIN WRECK YESTERDAY HEADS BORAH'RENEWS CALLED BY PRESIDENT Missionary Institute At Methodist i ChurcWThia'Week INTEREST IN NEAR SITUATION REVIVED BY DELICATE H Beginning tom orrow. Wednesday night a t 7:30 and continuing through Which Has Already Been the Center of One Sen­ Friday the Methodists will conduct n Missionary Institute. The Presiding ate_________ Storm „ *• * Eider, Rev. J . F. Bell, will be in the IN Tlife AFFAIRS OF STATE I tly T h f A a io fla (f4 P rrM ) ,, chair. Wednesday the noted nnd will gen. w eygand a n d m in - STATE ROAD .WASHINGTON, Jan. 30— Scnstdr Borah renewed In. the senate his pro- beloved evangelist *O f. J n o .,B . CulANI) DEPARTURE OF ISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS, ° 1 n 1 ^ l W / i U pusal for an international economic conference called by I resident llnrding. ^ p ^ , . wjj| pV^aoh nnd hi* son ns KEMAL PASHA • LE TROCQUER The conference proposal which already hns liccn the center of one senate singer will redder some of those storm and Is expected lo develop another xvn< subm itted th is time by the soul touching songs. Dr. Culpepper is Idaho senator ns h Kcparutc resolution which nt his own request was Immc known fa r nnd wide and is a great diatcly laid aside fpr consideration nftcr pending farm credits legislation is preacher,, generally preaching to thou­ Usually Of Sabotage Such ns Wrecking Wil l. HAVE ROCK SHOULDERS out of the way. In order to prevent any undue delay Borah indicated th a t sands nt every meeting. YOUNG GREEKS .1101.1) THEM ­ Over Affair Which when the proper lima came he probably would move to add the resolution ns Takes Place Heforc Outbreak Dr. J. M. Glenn of Savannah, Gn., Signal Boxes on the Ruhr SELVES • IN READINESS A M ) ASB1IALT SURFACE ah amendm ent to some bill already under discussion. • Ccntendry Secretary nnd n grent nnd • of Wqr in Turkey Railroads TO GO SOON A8 POSSIBLE forceful man will preach Thursday M i r T h r A s s o c i a t e * 1’r c s s l i n r Tfce A M M l a l ' 4 I ' m * ) night. I . B. McCord, a tmnkcc of Jack ­ III. Thr U N «l«l(il I'rrM l I.ON DON, Jan. 30.—Interest in John Meisch, J. G. Ball, K. A. PUSSELDORF, Jan . 30. — Tho GENEVA, Jan . 30.—The Greek sonville connected with the People's the near cast situation revived by French occupational authorities today Douglass, Forrest lak e and II. O. Du­ Bank then* who is nfil ti preacher but minister at Berne through the news- j delicate state affairs nt U uxanne were began confiscation of the large w are­ bose hnve returned frntq Tallahassee Ir , , , ,. llL ^ a very wide awnke laym un who has a papers, has notified the Greeks of th e !. . ... r i.m t , , . , . 11 : intensified houses containing general mcrehnn- where they appeared before tin* state n ;here by* n Times .. dispatch * . f vision‘of what our church can and < lass of 1023 to hold themselves I .. ii . . .i . i.— i» Constantinople reporting dine and food stuffs in D usiburg and highway department nnd obtained ,, , the ,, de­ should do will lie on the program and readiness for a call to the colors. lie . . . . . . . o iparture of Mustaphn hemal Pnssa their promlxb to put on rock shoul­ Pusscldnrf. ‘ , _ ■ \ ,, . figure largely ill Its success. Other sunl there would Ik* no exemptions. ■' Ifrom Smyrna for Angora amid such ders and asphalt top on the road from speakers of note are Rev. Ira F. Bat dem onstration, ns usually tnke place PUSSELDORF, Jan. 30.— An at- la k e Monroe to the Orange County terson, of Jacksonville, n former lie-. II. S. Budget May before thu outbreak o f war. The T u rk ' •tiunpjL to jyrcc)t .the trnin on Which line. This wan good work on the part Prominent Politicians Indicted Ask for Immedi- loved pastor of Sanford church, b u ll . . . of this committee nnd they deserve !nationalist leader is reported to have General Weygand and the m inister of . ate Trial . who Is now in the g re a t C entenary e B lllllIlC C H t P d lil visited the grave of his mother where public work*, Lc Troequor, were tra v ­ to he complimented by tin* citizens work. Brof. F. M. Willin'msbn, of of Current Year he svforo he would rath er join h er In elling to Dusseldorf from P aris wn* of Seminole county. . . I l ls T h r X .niclnlrd Imkelmnl, our conference Sunday CHICAGO, Jan. 30.- E nrly trials for tw enty-four men indicted on * --------. death than "allow the sovereignty re|>ortcd a* occuring nt Duren Inst • This road is part of the St. Johns school Held worker who is establish­ evening. Other incidents of salxitagc Scenic highway and fmm Jacksonville j charges of conspiring to obtain million dollars of the Chicago Board of Kdu- ing training schools for .the Sunday For First Time Since Fiscal Year which thy Turkish people had reconsuch ns wrecking signal boxes on the runs through the pcrttie*t part of the {ration funds anticipated here when it became known all those indicted iti- school workers at various places liver Itilfi, Says llnrding -pu n d .it the price tof blood to tie _, ______ impcrlnlcd. He is also said to have Ruhr rnilroads also came (n the a t ­ state via Balalka and Seville and De- eluding Fred Laundin, reputed political l>oss, nrv on th e ir way here to submit the state th at our Sunday schom work (Ur The Assoc In ir* I’rrsst*. taken an nUili by his mother’s soul tention of occupation o(Ticinlx. The (.and an on to Sunfurd and Orlando. to a rre st and nsk nil immediate bearing. V irtu* Rohm Lundin’s nephew has may In* done more efficiently, Rev. WASHINGTON'. Jan . 30.—Itepre- thal he would defend the lilierties of train on which the officers were rid­ Some time ago the mad departm ent surrendered to Inis Angeles police, his assistan t. General ttiyiwn, nnnlmtircd. J. A. Ilemlley also has a part on the seiitalixes of the Government "lai.i- Turkey. ing was halted in time to. avert h it­ agreed to put on the rock shoulders if program, and others. The full program ,,r,,lllliju„ |olli" n.s'cmblcd Tor con-1 ting an obstruction placed on the Seminole county would pay the freight ba. not been sent but these are m i,.„ „f budget problems, were I LAUSANNE, Jan . 30.—C onstruc­ pr on the rock and the work was started tracks. of the prominent speaker*, told yesterday in t\ message from tive inllticiirc:i are being brought, to and the rock bn. Iiccn put on tin* This i. a meeting every Mrthodi- 1 i I’lesidelit IlnVdli.g th at for tile first boar on the various delegations n t the WASHINGTON. Jan. 30 Charge., road from the Orange < minty lipe nlami every Methodist inclined should, th|U> u. ,w # | year time siiue „the fiscal year 1010, IDRi, lb trie Near East peace conference to reduce that women employes of telegraph o f­ mo .t to Robinson's Springs but was k nMend, no m atter what your work in Nation’s iiHniue ami outgo probably to a minimum the chnn£cs of n n ipfices nt Dusseldorf in the Ruhr "have stopped when the convicts were ta k ­ IIn* chinch. would lsdnr.ee at the end of the cu r­ tu n 1 of the conference Wednesday, been driven with blown of riding en to some other pari of the county. Services bcign Wednesday nig hi at rent fiscal year on Ju n e 30. The p resi­ when the allied d raft of the proposed whips from their offices," made in The rock would lie of no use without 7:30. Breaching- by Dr. J . II. Cul|>ep- dent’s message, delivered by Vicefifi treaty of peaeo is ofTicinlly subm itted There have Imtii no new develop-.Coffee Co., nnd niton! one year ng< |u r, .Ino. II. Culpepper, J r., singer. the German foreign office statem ent an oil or asphalt top and would soon Bresideiil Conlldge, nnnoutireil instead to the Turks. 1 received today n t the German em bas­ blow away and the committee went ments in the IVnlrndy case since late purehiisiiig the business nnd was Thursday lit a. m., program on of a deficit of $l’iUb,000,000, estim ated All bough the Allied front still re­ to Tallahassee to a.k that more rock yesterday afternoon at which time making a fine success of it, having l-ny Activities and a m ust important sy .hero. • nt .the beginning of Ule fiscal year, main* unbroken (hero are clear Indi­ be sent here nnd that the departm ent the searching party from this city branch place* ill nil the lilies around nccting the economy drive had forced a ruduc- cations th al France and Italy, a t least Friday, Fell. 2, Yhc m eeting opens j tj^n | V-j 000,000 ti n days ago. I'ARIS, Jan. 30.—Twenty Germ ans take care of what had been put down nuguunted by ninny from Daytona Sanford. Ills business necessitated will not subscribe to any proceedings m> |j,y„H*n. both men w d ! M| ‘ ur j „ *cmitiminnce nrr reported to hnve been killed yes­ and would lx* put down by a good top and New Sm yrna gnve up the search. In. hying on the road considerably an d ;,,, having the ring of an ultim atum to the * terday When French soldiers were of asphalt. Their request was grtmted j *j*jl(> 0(fjc|,||* *eem to think th a t if lie was collecting at New Smyrna* Indies, are urged to arran g e th eir; of *the effort* at curtailing expend!- ] Turks when the d raft treaty is handobliged t0‘ use their nrms to protect and they returned home well satis­ j Deubody was killed on the road that nnd Daytona on S aturday of last ‘business and home cnrefc so that they tun** nml eliminating* waste, dcclar- C1) ihcin. themselves against a violent ‘dem ­ fied with their good work and feeling , hi* laxly was either thrown in <>ic of week when lie Unappenreil from view.: niny attend these uplifting and most iug Hint.by such continued atten tio n , ,\* for the Turk*, they are beginonstration in Baphnrd, near Bingen, that Seminole county will poon havi “ ‘the num erous creeks or bayous on His e a r was found neur the Daytonajinterebting nnd im poitant meetings. • would tlu* bnl.'tncrcl budjevt be renlized njn^ to *how evidence* of despair. ns says the Echo de Boris. The new spa­ broad highway of sixteen^feet nil the the Daytona and New Smyrna read station early Sunday m orning with June 30. Supplementing tho preal- *j’ju. *r,.nty wn* presented to them per snys it ha> been impossible to ob­ way nnd with the brick in the center or carried back in the dense woods the engine running and the lights dent’s plea. Brigadier General Lord, ^|,ri\ au*ly yesterday. It consists of ovcr_ tain confirmation of the report on nr- irlm d this road should last until the nnd hidden and only time will tell turned on and afterw ard his hat and director of the budget, cnlled uit a l l , |g o typew ritten pages, and contains count of the interruption of commun- S tate Bond Department can put down just w hat happened to him. Mr. Ben-jporket book and pistol holster were^ government workers to sutm rdiiintc. ninny clauses to whlah they are nbsoa new nnd better road. This is one of body was the head of the Sanford found oil the beach near Bort Orange. irntion with the Rhineland. ’locnl, departm ental or sectional r e - , lutfly opposed opd mnny others, InIt is asserted th at the denm nstrn- the stale nid mads secured by boi- Bel-Jur Coffee Co.,nnd was n FunThe ea r had two pistol holes in the quireinents to the g re a te r good of t h e *prt,.,| „t the last m inute, xvhich they tiori originated through the a rre st of cst Ijtke several years ago and should ford boy who bore nn excellent repo- side and the cushion and back of the i whole people, ndnionisbing llo* offi. they nrv nimble to understand, the burgom aster of Bophnrd. t '• have been taken care of years ago. tntinn iis a business man an*! citizen .,, nr bail been slashed w ith a knife rial* that " I S meant the l tilted Tin* Angora delegates have worked To the Student* of the University State sand The Ruhc valley is virtually isolated The commissioners have not fell like lie left here many yeani ago and weqt I Nothing hns been heard of I’eabod} •I'll! Inot "u»." themselves into such a state th a t nnd communication for the most part doing anything will, ii when *\ate nid to Oealit x*kcry he .•mlPiagcil a picture since and bis wife and relatives and of Florida tin University Y. M. C. G e n eralil. ra tio n ! reported that the filial they are now distrustful of anything is ru t otT nnd n censorship hns U rn had been promised nnd it .Juts .been going from there to New York many friends here ore greatly wor- A. is the "Good S am aritan" because estim ate B expendltury for the new nnd everything the allies put forestablished. Berlin was out of touch allowed to fall into decoy, and is one. where' during the World W ar he ried over the m ystery which limy of the num berless ways th a t tills or- flscnl yi u%fsurveyed Jan u ary 16, was xxunl and they hesitate to make defil* with Essen and other Rhinel points of the worst roads in the county. No^jr served his country and about one year never be solved. It is snid thnt the gnnizntion lends n helping’ hand. • $V»71.351,132. while the forecast of Itc decisions. thnt the state will furnish the rock afte r the w ar came here with his wife American Legion will o ffe r a reward President A. A. Murphrco, yester­ receipts on the some wn* S3,181,1*01,after & o’clock Monday evening. If the Ottoman delegation retu rn s nml asphalt the road should Is* made and little son to reside. Ho w as in for inform ation about C lifford Bea- day *nid this nbotit the work carried llill. Tins leaves, he pointed out, a The railroad strike Is in full swing nn answ er Wednesday whiclj will per­ nnd the telephone nnd postal services n good road for several years to the grocery store of Deane T urner for body endeavoring to find out some­ on by the University Y. M. <*. A. deficit of slightly more than $1)2,000,- mit fu tth er negotiations on the vital, "When a Isiy is ill and Is taken to 0(8), and expressed the belief thnt come. . are badly crippled. some tim e afterw ord associating him ­ thing definite about him and if he has esst'ntinl clauses, it seem* likely th a t the University Infirmary. It Is the 1 . within the fivi* months of the fiscal The French authorities are engngself w ith 'M r. Snyder, of the ltel-.lnr been killed to find his m urderers. the French and Italian delegations V URGE EARLY MEETING M. A. secretary who calls on him year ahead in xvhich to cut nxvny less e din the system atic arrest nnd ex­ . * r-------------- --------------------------xvill Ik* ready to remain in {.ausanne daily, bringing him magazines, news- •.him one-fifth of the amount elim in­ pulsion of German olTicinls, state NOTED NEGRO WOMAN for n limited period, even if Marquis MURDOCK ASTONISHED ( H r T h r A a s o r ln t r d l ’ r r * * | pa|K*rs and other little comfort*. In ated in the excess expenditures in nml municipal, for refusnl to oU*y m entaiy labor party decided to ask f'urson adheres to his announced pro- ; COMING TO SANFORD; AUDIENCE LAST NIGHT Oise of serious illness, the V. M. orders. A number of papers* in the oc- Prime Minister Bonnr l-aw to convoke the first seven months of the twi Ive gram of leaving Friday night. ,, WILL ADDRESS PEOPLE AT T H E PARISH HOUSE A. keeps in close touch With the sick months period, the deficit cif.ihl lie rupied territory have U*en suspended parliam ent earlier thnn February 13, The idea of nn adjournment bLjbft . < one’s family, relaying news to the eliminated. Hr declared, however, by order of the Rhineland high com­ the date set for its reassembly, in o r­ com ing,,repugnant, | t is pointed qyt (l j llnllic (J. Brown, n noted negro wo­ Murdock, known ns thi* "W hite Muanxious parents and bringing to the thnt the tireless, unrem itting efforts mission for brief periods of publi­ der to give consideration to the sit­ that such n step m ight wrll be man lecturer and president of tho bntina” *»tpni*hcd and mystified and sick l>cd words of comfort and cncour* of the president to accomplish the recation of prejudicial nrtlrlcs. terprelcd ns a rupture and th at . National Federation of N egro Wom­ uation in the Ruhr volley. ngement from the loved ones n t homo." »Wt m ust have the support of every greatly plcaftcd a good sized audience The Drltish parliam entary lnlwir spite the term s of tho Mudaniq ar-^ en’ll clubs of the United States, and at the Parish House Inst night in his "When n student fall* down In hi* public servant.” party* wants parliam ent to be cnlled in 1st lee, this would o|wn the possibil­ Rlnnrhc Beatty, secretary of the U r­ Chief Finance Officer "NJght in the Orient" and w ith all studies it is the Y. M. A. thnt first earlier than February 13 so thnt the ities of renewal of hostilities, from ban lo n g u e of Tam pa nnd well known m ystery of the East, llo answered tries lo help him hack into good Held U p and Bobbed • the situation arising out of Frnnco-Bol* even the consideration of which all In Florida, will speak to tho negro Sealey’s Appointment the questions propounded to him on standing." gian occupation of the Ruhr may U* E u i o | k ? shrinks. women of this city a t Ht. Jam es A. M. of $10,000.00 Today cards by various people in the au d i­ "If- a boy is up against it fiunneydHigh School Inspector, A delicate given full consideration. E. church tomorrow bright a t H p. m. situation n t Ijxusanne nnd ence and the way he read their, past |y, it is the Y. M. C. A. Dint locates Prem ier Bolncnro announced that Has Been Approved The e n tire community is expected to nliirming possibilitieo nre liable* to Nine nnd L ift Bank nt Hampton "t work forhlm , mid in many cose* nrhistory and foretold the future made French troops wUl remain in tho Ruhr hear th ese speakers who nre trying follow n brusque rupture of the con­ Disappeared even the must skeptical think th at tunlly loan* him money so thnt the until reparations are paid, but no ( M r T h e . tk n o r l n lr a l P r e s s ) ference; this Is fu rth er emphasised Murdock was the best of the kind ev­ to get a closer co-operation between boy’s eibw itioii may not l>c Inter- • TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 30.—A p­ longer. , / the races and xvhltc friends in Srtnford by the reports relating to the moVo(Hr Tfcr SMMlllrt I’r r a s l er seen here nnd that, his stuff was rupted.’^ P pointment of BroT. Senlcy n i state F rits Thysscn who is in Berlin, a n - 1 arc urged to Is* present and lu nr the HAMPTON, Vn„ Jnn. 30.—Military too deep for the mind to grasp ju st The Y. M .'C. A. nt the University High School in sp ecto r' recently nr»- mont of troops. nounces th at "the people of the Ruhr slate and county authorities of this how it wns accomplished. His ability plans (lisctism l for the benefit of the of Florida, under the leadership of noonCcl| |,y v*U|lt- „ f public Instruc­ Turkey nnd Russia were alleged for a com part unit in their determ i­ this city nnd adjoining territory were to tell the initials, name add re si­ community- Everyone is cordially In­ George L. W hite, general sccretarjT, tion C nw thm , hiis been approved by to have nlready signed n special ac­ nation to resist the French encroach­ requested a t noon by the commanding dence of those in his audience who had vited to attend this lecture tomorrow is promoting the ideal th at every man the General Education Board of New cord whereby Russia would hasten ments and under no circum stances officer nt 1-nngley F ield.to try and asked various questions on the card'*, night. should have n strong body, a trained York it wns announced. The board to the aid of Turkey in the event of » will they give in." locate Captain D. Cota, rh lef of fi­ his delving into their Innermost sec­ mind and a Christian experience In maintains an pfflco though it func­ rrsupm tion of hostilities and occupy The Council of the League of NnBBNT ANI) ROGERS W IL L BE nance officer nt the field nnd guard rets, his perfect knowledge of th eir order thnt he mny go forth b etter pre­ tions under the superintendent of Mrso|>otnmin, wresting this disputed tions will take no p art in the Ruhr GIVEN HEARING TUB8DAY territory from tho British. o f three men who drew |43,000 from lives’* was simply gipnt and his work pared to meet the problems of life. public instruction. controversy beyond assisting in a se t­ the F irst National Bank here nt 0:13 Inst night was of such a superior o r­ Clean, wholesomo athletic* is fos­ Tho Russians and T urks, however, tlement if requested by the interna­ ( I lr The .tM W la lre P rr»»l 1ION, TELFAIR HTOCKTON H ERE der th a t the house will be crowded this morning nnd have not been heard tered, efficiency in class room urged, have declared this report to be an in­ DAYTONA Jnn. 30.—C harles Bent tional powers. , J ... . . from since. The drive from Hampton tonight with those patrons who saw nnd Ix e Rogers, charged with a s ­ nnd system atic blblu study promot­ vention, but these and other rumor* Tho mnny friends of Hon. T elfair are causing the ltate«m err to hesiU PARIS, Jan. 30.—The resistance to Langley Field require* oqly ten him lust night and many who have sault with intent to kill, as a result ed. Tho best available m inisters nre Stockton wefe glnd to see him here to make" decisions which would mei heard about him and his m arvelous minutes by automobile*. Local po­ brought before the student* to tho of the difficulty In. whjch Pont was th at the French nre now receiving thi* morning and to loam thnt he will nee the continuancd of th e conference. end that tho student* may become bet­ lice are of the opinion th at tho car ability. r wounded by form er Chief of Bollco from the Germans in the Ruhr would open un offico here fo r tho Brudentlal ter *cqu**ntod w ith the problem s of was held up by bandits. Psychic phenonierfa it Is and o f the Joe O sborne during the stag in g of a hnve been encountered nt the eniT of Insurance Company. Mr. Stockton Is "W OLF" MUST SERVE today. • ■ • HI Ku Klux Klnn parade here the filffht highest order. He even made fho edi­ « moratorium had ono been granted, • « .*; ’ . i jj » „ "V ono of tho most prom inent figures in For quick results try n want ad. of Jnn. 16, wore given a hearing be­ tor dt the Herald guo.ns the color, the a high official of the French foreign the stale iu politico! affairs and this number and the <!•>' of the week th a t fore county judgo J. E. Peacock at Harbor Oaks Offers office declared last night. W A s! rI I ^ V o n T J * n* SOJlIoldlng ; would like to w e him announce • * .'/•" *i' Murdock had 'already written on a DeLnnd a t 10 o'clock this morning. Home to Hardings Herald Furtherm ore, the m oratorium Ruhr. Even the.closing of French th at his motion for n w rit of habeas his-candldacy for Governor of Florida. card and placed In a scaled envelope Bent nnd Rogers assisted by W. C. would have facilitated m ilitary pre­ blast furnaces on account of tho lack For Their Vacation He would make a wonderful race for corpus was for the purpose of delay^ and allowed another one in tho uudl- Borry, disrobed two klansm cn.in thu of coke i* being looked upon ns merely paration on the p a il of Germany as on n successful buxines* man ho is fa r ing his incarceration and was fw ithence to hold. Mnybc you knoxv how midst o f the parade, Osborne, then inr Tfc« A s w d i l t S rrtitl well «s the economic Interests of that,. a necessity and temporary inconvenand away ahead of anyono th a t has out m erit, tho supremo court yes­ CLEARWATER, Jnn. 30. — The It Is done. Maylie you do not. How­ chief of police undertook to arrest country, consequently the Frcnch iencc that must bo suffered in order terday ruled th a t Davad U m ar “tho ever, Stfe Murdock tonight and you Bent, who refused to go, a Oat fight rnme of Dean Alvord known as H ar­ announced nnd it is about time for would have been In a much worse p o -‘ to attain the end in viow. Wolf of Wall S treet would be ai Florida to have a real business man It was said by a high official yester­ can be assui'ed of a real e n te rta in ­ ensuing during which P en t was shot bor Oaks n ear here hns been offered sition than they are how. rested to go to the H ercer evun for governor nnd one who Is not a ment and mnybe you will know m ore through tho arm . Osborne charged to Bresident nnd Mr*. Wilson who "We have lanced an abscess," he day afternoon thnt the lenders of the jail and begin serving a t once polHlclan'. Tho mnny friends nnd the or know less when you hnve seen the Pent and Rogers with attack in g him are expected to spend a sh o rt vaca­ continued, "and wo shall stick by the Iron Irtdu&try had been consulted on tion In Florida after thu adjourn­ warm supporters o f the late John sentence Imposed upon him o with a revolver, In ht> w arran t. case until It Is thoroughly cleaned this question and they h?d all agreed w o rk .. ment of congress, it has been an ­ Stockton would welcome tho retu rn charge of conspiracy in restrain th n t they would rn th ef draw their «nd healed." foreign commerce. • All a woman wishes to know ab o u t Civilized nations are tho*e that de­ nounced. Alvord’* offer has been sup­ of the Stockton clan to politics for Thar* is an nlr of groat roiifldencc Area now than see all hopes of col­ they are d ea n und they are* square her fu r coat is th n t It cost more th an vote h a lf of th eir yeans to w on* plemented by nn Invitation from the in official circles th a t favorable re- lecting the reparations due For quick results try a want-»d. Clearw ater C ham ber-of Commerce. and you can depend upptf. them. struction. t ' the one h e r neighbor Wears. cuUs w ||| follow the action in the fade away. - tY ’ v * - • OTHER INCIDENTS GREEKS READY FOR WAR TIME CLASS CALLED BIG DEMONSTRATE FROM RIVER TO THE LINE TWENTY MEN ON TRIAL FOR CHICAGO FRAUD CASE, MILLION DOLLARS INVOLVED I NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE PEABODY CASE, SEARCHERS COME HOME University Y M. C. A. Is Good Samaritan Says The Students - �. ' PAGE 81X * * % ' . ’ ■ THE SANKOItl) DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 2‘J, KNIGHTS TEM PLAR ATTEND CHURCH • S ee U s for that N ew There Wan a fine attendance of the ighti. Tem plar ut the Congregationchurch on Sunday. TAILOR-MADE SUIT ;- , . t ■ EXAMINED For Florida: and Tuesday. The Prince F air tonight T . p N IfG I I T BY Tile tilurch was nicely decorated Wesley “Freckles” with flowers anil u splendid musical '.The Rook Lovers Club will meet at* t ' . h i i n m M Mrs. A. K. Hill’s I'rldny afternoon a t program arranged. Barry :l o'clock. ^The sermon delivered by the Itev. P. One of tho larg e st local corpor­ * ' »• ' . Ti * .1*1 f V rfi= C. Hurhnns was a m asterly effort, ations has a perm anent position for n Mrs. May D i c k e r s was called to abounding with facta and wholesome1 Chester, S, C., Friday, on necount of young Indy typist. Must be neat. tru th s, giving evidence of deep study i,. ... Penrod Sehofleltl known a, ^ her MnU, .Mis. John rapid and have, some knowledge of and broad reading and w a s devoutly 1 1 IUF* ° bookkeeping. Address reply in your “Orfullcst Boy in Town" wai j urt KtringfcUow. received. own bandw riting giving details of ex­ n vigorou* American boy »>.* Taylor Comniandery No. 28, K. T. Mr. anil Mrs. II. C. Harkins a n ­ perience, salary expected and phone tackled life with the indomitable extend to I)r.#Hurhans and the mem­ 2(M-3tp sp irit characteristic of the t ru, nounce the birth of a son, II. t \ , Jr., number to P. O. Hox 510. bers of the Congregational church Amrrienn man. This |, the f0„. at Fcm ald-Ioitighton Hospital .Sun­ their sincere appreciation and. thanks day, January 28, 1928. •nlest picture “ Freckles” Barry ever For i|tiick results try n w ant ad. i for the kind invitation to nltcnd ser­ nuide% the picture that makes the vices a t their church. old world young. . J. I). Jaco b , of Virginia Is In the The next regular conclave of Taylor city looking u fte r the vegetable ship­ . * Other Attractions, too Commandcry will Ik? held on n rx t Fri- ments. Mr. Jacobs has pinny ft lends COLLECTIONS— OLD - ACCOUNTS, overdue note?, bad t hecks. Write; da) evening, le b . 2, commencing h eir whore for several year? he ban —T O M O R R O W fur our proposition. Our representa-j prom ptly a t «:II0. j the head o f the Truck Growers, Inc. "Pink Gods" with IIcIm-- Daniel., tiie will call on- you.—Southern-Ad* The Order of the Temple will be ■■■■. .. . , J n n io Kirkwood, Anna tj. Ni|rMm justpient Agency, Drew building, Or­ conferred on several candidates, a n d ! J. A. Logan, of Geneva, wn-. In the and Raymond Hatton. Also , lando, Florida. ■ there muy he u |n. nihility of a visit city today and left for qj.: home, hav­ Snub Pollard l a i d ) . from the Grand Commander ^snd hi* ing ju st boon disinitscd from the stafT. hospital. He was recently shot thru The E ntertainm ent committee of tho arm by n negro burglar. which S ir Knight Edward T. Iainc is SOLICITORS WANTED—Hither U. OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN F R E E ENTERTAINM ENT chairm an has promised some good dies or gentlemen to rail on mrrPhone lift-------- Opposite 1*. O. things In the eating line fo r th at night. The high school room of ‘ Genova ehnnt.i and other huidnri-* men and A cordial invitation Is ox ten d er to will give a (day a t the town hull ; licit old account* for rulli<ii(,n. | all sojourning and visiting Knights Friday evening nt 7:20 o'clock. Ev­ A hick town is a place where a m an.;c ra | ( oraini**ionx promplly paid fu, Tem plar to he present ami enjoy the erybody iuvitlh). with fifty thousand- dollnm is fin im- m-rvitr*. W rite, Southern Adju*tMcat unbounded xorinhility th a t pievails portant .ciUxcn. •* ‘ [ Agency, Drew Hldg^ Orlando. HU. in Taylor Commandery and witness SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL the conferring of the Orders. REPRESEN TED AT ROLLINS METHODS “PENROD” AND GLASSES v V :-‘ ACCURATELY -W E INVITE YOUlt INVESTIGATION— FITTED J. J. N. CONNER, Manager Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. First Quality—Low Prices 115 Fast First Street 1 ••• MODERN For Spring. Just 1 eceived a new line of sam ­ ples of the Famous Hopkins Popular Priced Tailoring. Prices ranging from $22.00 to $44.00 for three-piece Suit. Come in and let us take your measure. W ill order the suit to be delivered when you want it. [ft x - EYES i Daily Fasiuoo ... Phone 104 I). Month, vice-president generul of C h a rlo tte , N. C., and Mrs. Howard II. [McCall, vice-president general of Atjlnntn, Ga. Miss K atherine NettleMRS. PRKl) DAIGER. Society Editor ton, rtn tc vice regent o f Connecticut, Phono 217-W v.un also in the receiving line. AsI f jmm k i , . s n r trl„ * » v l a l t l n g 7 » listing Mm . Simms in receiving were , , * SHEET MUSIC TODAY I’R I / E KHS.fi CONTEST And yet the corn belt’s enthusiasm for a ship nub'iidy equals that t|i • . i M . i i l r .1 .1 t u O i l . < r | . « n n . f » i . iv iiii'H ln t i t in iili.r m ill M is s R O I.U N S COLLEGE, W inter Park Srlnll*. nr Irlrpfcnnn I t , llrta. II »»ll l •,,,, I*•*> lllf. MKII1 iI-flUpier, «IU1 .,11 played by const cities for a guaran­ a r r s iir ■ p p rrru i.d 1Marion Siuitli, regent of Jacksonville bln., Jan . 2b.— (Special to the San­ teed wheat price. “ i hapter. ford H ernldj—That Sanford High scho d i r e p r e s e n t e d Jn the Irving Sir-.. Sims is an unusually charm-'i SOCIAL CALENDAR VA LENT INK l U M K 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE Ibiehejier Price Essay Contest for ih;g hostess and tiiis reception was a Wednesday Subscription bridge p ar­ AT COUNTRY CI.UII Floridn High Ech<»>| boy* and girl-, .p re tty compliment to Florida's disty n t the Parish House nt 3:00 held h< re annually, wan announced tingulshed guests who are her friends.) --------o’clock given under the auspices of Invited to assist on this «rrasinnJ fine of the most enpoynble oecn- today l>y hiciiiIht of tiie connnittee the Woman's Guild of the Holy vi l e , Airs. Fannie Gilkes, Mrs. Susie moiis of t h e season will l»e tlm Vale.,-1 i.i charge of the event. The ro n tcn Cross Church. Trippe, A tlanta; Mr*. D. P. Cassidy, fine dunce at the Country Club on nnts from Sanford are f,lb s Addic Al. Mr*. J. C. Boroughs, Mrs. Lewis II. Monday, F ebruary 12. There will he Muller nnd Mr. Lee W. MeCInin, w h o Mr. and Mrs: Harold lltukini an M attair, Mrs. John Bich, Mrs. Alfon- Valentines, favors, good pum h, ex- chiee ns subjects fm their essays: nnunre the birth of a son, Saturday, m i F ritm , Air*. George Richards, Mrs. *rellent music and fine eats and a “The Evili of Ini b-iiinee in AmurJanimry 27th. IIrook While, jr., Mrs. W. S. Jennings V"” '1 lime >" n**ured to everyone who ira" and "F lorida’s F uture A m ong! and Mrs. C. II. Purdy.- Jacksonville attends. Kach member is allowed to *he S tales," i --iu tively. The winMr. nud Mrs. AL V. Albright, of Times-Union. Ik1 llle ie iltinvite out of town guests, hut no one I er* of tiie cnnter-t i,n !•> # 1 . Jacksonville, spent lit.' vu r k <'11.1 here KEEP TIIE SILHOUETTE 1 ______ . from Sanford can attend unless they eil with gold mi da! i»y Irving IbicJiul.SLENDER nt tiie Mbntczumn. le i, the dhtiTIl'tlisiird author who, as j MRS. FRANK MKISCII ENTER Next to Princess Theatre The inmi •urrrvvful of (lie designs for This early announcement i ' made in u tru s.ee of Rollins College, has inTAINKD W. J. Pemberton, of .in k ionvilb , order that lhu*e contem plating some r.ugum led the is ay cmilrut in order! the new m .imiii ilia,, to llu ,ti.tight Alts. Frank Aleisch entertained lont ^ othor f,.u l„ r(. {or th at evening will to stim ulate interest in gtaid E n g -j silhouette. Ikirk blue verge to ik«.: up spent the week end her i.ttcit.liiig lo ihiv ch.irinint: die fur ilayiian- i.enr. T hursday afternoon at her home. | M, present at th Cumntry Cluh dance. Ibh and ihouglr on present day piolibusiness. Il cloT-s nil thi’ I* ll sliontitiT -J] I j | t JUST KECEIVKI) PBBSII SHIPMENT OF Sunny Shic on West First street. I m.i among the h.,'ti : ehuol buys n n d ' left $idr front iindcrihr j la(', \ nmnd collar Uni lies the round ii-t-L. wliib were J. D. Hale and C. J. Anderson 'w ere The rooms for this occasion A wife is a pei'Min who woudum girl* of ebiHdn. t he ill vu's all- lriilm cd p ith inn: I■ick nniutig the liusincsH' visitors' from jtastefuly decorated with roses, liihis- what you did with thnt ten-dollar lull culls l l.it *.[1!, braid and buiiims Jr.tksonville here for J,he week end. H is, mid other garden flower*. At 5 i you hod tins morning. Complete the drrnr.itivi is licine. Mr..— - ' ’ iiVlorfc the guests were invited into diuni .i/c nijairri J ' t yard* 48 inch material. Robert llier. of W ashington, D. C...|the ilining room where dainty rcP H E S C R IP T IO N DRUGGIST PHONE 325 I’ictorial Review l i e a No. Oisi.S. m rived in the city yesterday mid will freshnunits were served. The guests Sizes, 11 to ill year*. Price, J5 cey,14. T H E H E X ALL STORK KODAK Deale spend a short tim e here ut the Abut., £i>r thl* o uision were: Mrs. William tezuina. Jacalts of New York, Airs. Paul .Miller 1 of St. luiuis, All*. E. Rouinillat, Airs. Mm. M ortim er and Alis* Mortime/, Clnreme Mahoney, .Mrs. I mil I’etohl, it Daytona, spent the day here ye*-, Mr*, t hn*. Ludwig, Mr*. John IVx[£ 10 Stores in Georgia erday nnd were registered nt the old, Sr.. Mrs. John Aleisch, Aim. Ilenilontetunin. •>' W itte, Atrs. John Pexold, jr.,’ Airs. * Andrew Mahoip-y, Airs. John Render; * John P erry, Jr., of New York, w n*’and Airs. Fred llrandt. ---am ong the nut-of stale at rivals here .-,1 th e MRS. \ K \ | \ IIKIIM.p: llllSTKSS yesterday nnd i.Montezuma. Mis T \. Neal vwi. a hridge lio.i Phone 127 jj San ford’s New Store less yesterday afternoon at lier hom e( The Social m cetyig of the Dm igh-jm Lucerne Court, entertaining n ix , ^et* of Wesley Clnsr. of the MclhiMUst (able* of gder.ts. Church, which was to have Ih'cii held Calendula*, violets and sweet pens I tomorrow (T uesdayI evening, w ay^rflie used in decorating tiie-liv in g pi.stpoin d until fu rth er notice. room and ilining room. Score i were kept on n ttiiu tiv e tallies done w ith, Mr. nnd Airs. W. il. Schuylrr, of maid* in lirlglit colored friK'ks. Killmuting, Pa., Mr. and Airs. Gen. I.. The prize f-»r top .score mid com-oA Schuyler, of Pittnhurgli I’a.. mid Ray aliou wi ll1 tin same, guest roo msewA'cGoilignl, of P ittsburg, m e end ii'i: ln-am'i i ' . ing sonic time here mid nto pleasant­ A -l ie ! by AHm Ju n iata Lorraine ly located at the AtiifiUzuniu. Mis* Dorothy Sinuous, Miss Anita bacon mnl Airs, N. R. Ilrownrd serv­ MRS. If. W. SIMS ENTERTAINS ed meringues filled with ulrnwberrie*, One of the loveliest of the ninny Chnrlotte Rmisse, angel food cake, ,-^ li rlclighUul functions given by -tiie minlM, saltei) nut* and eolfee. —O rlan­ presiilcnl general N. S. D. A. It. and do Sentinel. o th er officer* of the national widely who spent last week in i'loridn was NOTICE, HPWORTII LEAGUE un afternoon reception at vvhirli Airs. A hiy vvelnier iou‘1 tonight. Aleet Roiieit W. Simms wn* ho*te,«s, at her at thu AL E. iliun h at 7:15. A way beautiful home on (lie lunik* of the f* provided for nil. Come. Pi. John* river. ‘ ‘ 1 ----- -----------------—If jmm mrr « n l n * u n / w l.« - r * mr r n m l n s I m m r . mr If > . a m rr r H I r r l i t . I . I , *«rlt , .. . M t l . <>. D. HiM.pl I , r e g e n t o f KlllOtr- J. II. HINTliraiSTER PIANO CO. ...SANFORD MAID BREAD... N ot O nly P ure but Delicious ROUTH BAKERY Sophie Mae Peanut Brittle 39c !k. , r . c. BOWER ? K b 1 i f •, „ The honor guests included tiie sta te K • regent, Air*. J a n u s A. C raig; the president general, Airs. George .Maylinni .Minor; honorary president genOral; Mrs. George Timelier Guernsey, ot Knnsns; the organizing secretary general, Air*. G. Wallace W. Hanger, ) t Washington, l>. C.; Air*. R- njnmiii Upon I);iy nnd Night NOTICE To nil property owner* of Snnford: W hen'in lu t'd of a painter call A. C. j Alt urn & Rio. All work guaranteed. Cash or let in work. P. o . Ilox H05 or Phone Ifili. 2C2-0tp The Herald for first rlnfv* job work. Ladies' Host Koom 5 SALES ANI) SERVICE A Complete Slock of ParlH • ‘ Huy a Hup]) and You’ll Save Money B. & O. MOTOR CO ; Snnford, Fin., Corner Second Street and Snnford Avenue' : Distributors Jjemiuole nnd Luke Counties Large and Hp-to-Datc Fill! ng Station * Complete Linn Accessories nnd Tiren Hose, Pink, Blue and White, per y 0! (I FAMOUS,“MAN WHO KNOWS" HERE tj TONIGHT AT RAKISH HOUSE ^ WILL CONTINUE ENGAGEMENT TUESDAY ANI) WEDNES-,1 DAY NIGHTS ALSO ' u Tonight come* an attraction which In tlu* study of the m eult upon is heralded as the season'* greatest vi+y ground of his birth, India, amusement event: it is the nppear- rlsto* th at there in* nothing s mice here of the nntiAn'* fdremosC '.lBlurnl about hi* w ork' ami tluring u mystic Murdock, “ The M aster Mind”, ircbnt interview said, “ 1 avduM like to whose astounding dem onstrations of have it distinctly uuderstqrid th a t, the.occult ha* made hi* name known though undoubtedly ponacssod of nn [ ^ to am usem ent lover* and «eienli*ta, inherlent psychic m bntnlity, there is j i the world over. . : nothing of the1super-unturnl entering f ] During hi* m ysterious entertaining into the study of tiie occult, nnd all “L'rytitnl Seance," amid the splendor people unconsciously exercise the of nn clabointo oriental setting, Alur- principal* to n g re ater or less degree dock proves himself the peer of all in th eir daily Rvea'aitd routine, while mystics, for it is here that lie uu- it remains dorm ant in tlu* m ajority .of tw trs with am azing rapidity nml nr- chrcz, yet I believe th a t , in tho re-decurpcy questkius of any nuture asked, velopmcut of these latent power*, lies secret of success. by member? of the audience through the real r The rauie production nnd . effects his phenomlna! crystal readings. 'fh which have characterized hi* great Murdock, who was !*orn of Amcri- wide in other cities will bo shown ran iisrentagu In Upper llurm h’, India, success *cce< teetived his fih it I'cvebtion nt the filers age of roven and has sinfc th a t time day* devoted the m ajor portion of his life bent Renfrew Jap Crepe Sun and Tub Proof, per yard - A te .- * * ;' �PAGE TWO t- k ti oue ifjiir imp of future teachers. Ho wh It th at num they have bo lam entably fallen down For one-fiftieth of the population of Florida, to enntrihutu two , hundred l* B h tl « h r d e v e r J • ( I f r n i H i n r i r C p t * n n - on their vocation? T h at more than <>r ■t «br l l r r n l d Itnlldln*. IU7 one-half of those aspiring to tench nnd fifty thousand dallnrs ns a gift M a a n o lla A i r ., X aitgrA , F l a . 1.— nrc found to be unfitted by education to tho state, and probably not more 2,__ to pass the lowest grade of exam ina­ than tw enty thousand will yield to 3.— tion? I* it from n lack of thorough­ the appeal, he not right. I l place* rm i.i smuts ness in the prim nr y.studits? Have the r.tnte in the line of nn imllgerst; .... I'dll.ir n . j . i i o m .y 4 .f«PTr»lar|r-Tr#a»nrrr the pupils been rushed through them , to d ^ o o r or too m iscnkulnting to proIV. J . I . l l . l . A l t l ) .......... O r n r r a l M n n n a r r in order to get large classes in the . vide proper building* to accommo­ I I . A . I I K K I ......... 5.— I I . 4 . I I O M . Y . A i t i r r t l . l n e A ln n n a rr date il* institutions of higher id u ra ­ high sciicols and make n grand show ­ on A d r r r t l a l n * lla f * « X la d r K m m n j 6.— A s p l lr a l l o n ing «if numbers on graduation tiny ? tion. If the building sought Is a m*l,i:\V!N Sllll'l* < IrrnlnMtm *lntinKri The graduate.! of o.ur gram m ar echools cessity, and there is no disputing a 1’ fc n n r 3 5 0 -AV n f l r r ft »•■ 10. should be able to answ er more than sentim ent so strongly voiced, then . 7.— R n b a rrlrllu n P r l r e In A d .n n r r half of tlie question;!, on the exam i­ every taxpayer in Florida should pay 8.— O a» T ra p ...... —r ...... WWW his quota, which would nverag * about ’ nation paper*; and the graduates of 3 A M Mia Mnnlha our high school*, if (hey have pursued twenty-five cents each.. 'l l r l i it r r i l In C llr 'll j Carrier fl.— Oar WcTh-ft,...............................15 •> » « faithfully nnd co.seicnltouHy the William JennTng* Hryan will, how10.— wm T k » lilc 13- l a IH -pnpp W r r k l r l l r r - courses laid out for them , should he .ovrr, fhow the people of the state ald r a l l t r l i r o i r r . A rm lo n lr 1 'm in tr a n d la p n ltlla lird r i r r i F r id a y . A d i r r - bett r educated than the college g ra d ­ th at it is.a duty they, owe to give t he class pong, which is always n, CONOKESS H A * o i ’i.Tt l l i t n a r n ir a m u d . k u m U «m n p p llr a Fiy>: We e k s to work lln a . p e r , r a r . n ln n y a In m lv n n r r . uates of fifty years ngo. That there ward thf» project—and give liberally.’ j,iB hhonor in the Institute, And there is little doubt th a t he will is something wrong is evident from Iq 1912 Mr. Wolslngel was united M K n n r .i l t u b a s s o c i a t h o p u i c s * Thr l his pelf-lmpbsed task; jn m arriage to Miss■I’hyllis Woodall 1 w vflip V ifiv i’T Ag.uclnlrit o” tn-i I’r m T h e A aao rtatrrt P r e s s la c ir t u .o lv e lr the showing made by Superintendent arcom pliih ------------30^-Cwn• n t lt la d lo llm u sa f o r ra p u lillrJ itlo n of fuw ihon’s report. There has been n nnd n t the name time he will pave th e jof oVccnpboIro, N. C., a inuilclnn of; ‘V , / a ll n«w » d laim tt'hra c r r l l t n t In II or not o lh a r w ln e «T<olllrd In lllla p a p e r failure somewhere, and it is for our way for some mighty good work In talent and renown, being n violin v ir - ) p ” **3 m L' l‘l ' ~ ..... . . .... . » n f i? n an d alao itie local is p « b pubtlalim J educational londtds to find o u t.w h y herein. • A ll r lit h t * o f re-piitU tCftuoh o f a p o d a l and where, nnd then apply the remedy. d la p a trh ra h e rein * r r a la o rpm-rvatl Wo cannot nfforti to close the doorr O ffic e s I I I I H C l.11 II I I I .I M M I . P h o n e 14* of oWMiunrtcr of our whoalhotisej I f o r c i- n A A v -n M n -r H 'li o i o l l A U v r ■! and let our children grow up in ig­ vantage of w hat falls into his hundj T H E A M E H Ir* A V r i t K K I A 3 SO C! \ T l o s norance, and it is hum iliating to h ive Hr* js n brilliant man—none more no; which apparently *hnw been 1fuccp: sto adm it thnt with nil our splendid <V« schools nnd colleges we have to go THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 THI Sanford Daily Herald I V ---- *---- ------- ------- • P e o p le s B a n k o f S a n fo rd The Herald Printing: Co. . 4. 5. 1924. —A biff Auditoriu mthat'will sent at least 5,000 people. —New home for the CnnmbeU-Lossiug Post, American Legion. will be -A Community, Chest out of which drawn. -Two mill tax for publicity purposes. ami -Municipal ownership, starting with soft water. nm S tate polico-for FlorMn. nrc Iseing urged. \Vo believe it it. State police mado ufs of cx-a«;rvh:c men nr.sl men who hnsl been trained in the work of som ething on the o rder of. the N o rth ­ west Mounted Police of Canada would . h f n - fine. thing foy thin ijtnto in runny ivrcya. ■ A Sanford Institution under Ihu direct manngement of tho following HOARD OF DIRECTORS j. R. Anthony, W. IL Tunnlcllffe, Dr. S. Pulcston, E. II. Hawkins,,W. E. Scojgan, C. F. Williams. v ■ 1 •• • f rl ALL DEPOSITS INSURED jj I :l | ■ PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Sanford, F lo rid a. F or the school jvsir ending June .'lb, j ditb.n, If any organization can se-i A fter sin g in g with the department* V 'Jj' t, , . tlv poyiibilUy th al j 1022, the average pnlury of the tin ch - j elite the desired quarter-m illion d o b :of evangelism of the Houthcril B aptist [ ^ s h i p 'Idl'l*'can i ti r Ik' forced lo era of the slate, male and female, w,i - hu-- is* a >! mat ion, then it will lie lie- < «.-i\*lition, over u tet i it >i y t over ing 1 ' per mohth. The average salary -'»■ h .M « l l.y Wllltam. Jfflnllilt, . l » h u m ...u lh - n i . r»r n rfrly " yt , ' . T . for w h ite male teachers wan fl.'i? '*’•* • • U 1. . I 1.. KiT i.lny J c .m y Mr. v . S .<»««< 11.1 , would ntnnn it > death, .; ........... cede, for the. t **«* month, for white tvbn\en lcnch< n> bin, and the entire win hi.—-Palnikti Jtlila n|t)ottd!t! potUion hi which he known to he even more uitlpgsni tie I ‘ . ha,I rendered such noble ervibe sing it was f93-22. The negro men teac h ­ News. lo t |u. m than th e pre cni. ers HVerngetl $IJd.7.‘l and the wonuu. . . ...... 1- ; mTi7 a • ; m BchooU, eallcge and A.t>-wah ^ h, held ?-'in.lh. T;.mt,a Time*. t M I -I I M !- HUM,It AI 111 , e r a , l ca-npaigns to b « m W ™ntp fftp. ^ „ f |h e „H.,tllHnt m arine: Those Immense profit* accruing to J.’. 1 . IVidslagel , music dire, to r with the ..ntmUa! \ \ « r , ;u J f ,rncti, nl|v v h, , with *■' th e f<*e system in-Florida H rt''rau iiiif TH E Sl ll-TIHIPIC VI, M ill-WINcom j lex it \ i ------ r ■ j " « lk ‘■‘i r ’11 ,,f. l!w ‘ • • • ' « iv «iniplexiti o f the fa .-t e - j h , tlip state to ait u p n n d take notice e s ­ H rgalded a: nee of |'|e greate H * am p W adsworth, Spar!sinking, . . < . aitiiAlion iu do' : i-t‘ -’ . Until . few TEH FA I It pecially the ihlnrieft of th'« officer/ liit i’tni and dnger t of gnspel inn11*IH. E nter hs- >w, • cnlleil to the day:; ugu evely iialicptiori pe 'ed .to in the big counties. T he mm lHr c nin­ •ie in tju-'wm ld t<elay, and especially *V” training schw l fur :iHUctarius, clear Milling fnv the lwnrooi-Anifcr* The S ,di-Tropical F air is an ediiea th 's . h-*»\e 1.0 such salaries hut this ................... .........r ......... aisioi g Southern Itaptlsts with whom at Illue Itidge, N, (., a * an m slruit-u aoa bill nr.d there v.'.’i ■ uhtple tea . could be provided for in tha stilnry Uonal institiitian. To ho mire, there is plenty of amusement mixed with it j be hOa done most efficient, wm I; slur- i" dnnip ntid eomimmity singing. He to l elieve it, wo dd p.i s j ’J Week. eyrtem . :>nv«» l.ockhart with the spersl pro- »IT «hv I” ’ twelve years. E. !..’was ab o appointed a mnnshes' of the Now pamurgu eccai.t remuti! a.i a ; still ------------o-----------gram, and jo h n n y J. Jones with the " o tsla g e l, the mihject of thin .keleh, in ,thB n ^ .its to ic U ^ of nnm m niem cnt by eenatnr Norb: rk There may be a n ig g er in the wood mid-way will take ta re of the amuse^ ' “ l ■ i a cnmpQsrr and teacher of: bold there in lUl'J, , . but for . the p i-t ' Itepublicnn, of N orth Make a, UmL li pile in thnt Ship Subsidyriilti hub we r-'.vral yearn hnjt die. n devoting hlr t 1 , • , „ / ' . . i , would offer hi . J lUjant.i’ -a foreign ? fail to ftce it. Amuricn bar. wanted :e»nt features. Hut the' luim pkin1htill*. f', *'' 1 1 M|i l; s it in tlm n merchant marine for many yen:- bow, like the r ireus,- never grow s; !!<• vv;:s hum in litdh’Vuc, Ohio, on **"“ » F,|b •i,n u ’ lie bar cmiducUM]««*•**' *'iJl tin nnd if we cannot get it under n Dem­ old. Never da farm 'products meet t h t ; (W oln'r full— well, Veveral y ear ago,■ vv.inKi is*tc In , , . , , ! ! enroot men u p , ?>■• i I song e m e M nrtccthng sermons and ocratic reginie let u:t have it under 1w hile *n sveb a u .|'eclnhie and f .r rid it <if Dutch Red Swi-M ;>irn I ige. i i , .... i rtmrn..r admim- trat io! , I't line.s by many w oh! the ItcpuhlicniiR. We «ei> nothing uud tnnitner as nt a county fair. Even Mis f iMe r v.a * the h'atl’ r of a i Hindi uetl" . am ong theta l-eim- the Itev. wrong about it nnd until it is shown po lliy show Imur-i I - rctlamt.y of 'h iu r a id til- nndher w,i an m gali Mild ItiNS Win. A. (Hilly) Sunday, \\»lli-sni Jen-i J up bi'tter we will he in favm of any- 'hi pride that i.s fell in this old time ..it m the home inline., uy wle-p (iarl .at: ei. Hi P»y nil ITS H ty ar. t'.irin I I I * 1 III* \ a«SM‘l l f I «4 f f t * a | thing that will give America a mer- 'istilrtiu n that h is Burvived !lie vi<-- mob hut a lad. At a leiy early age ... it -■ i Pis t. in si it. Sr . arid Jr., <. \V A SHI NOTH V. h.-1. - f H om uiw.d Ilium nnd ahilily wa» chant murine. i ‘iit'A's of .i ptogre-sivu v.orbl. The LADIi;;’ AND GFN'l'i.KMFN’S ItFST ROOMS. .'dell 'fru ttu r, A. I . Ilsron, Ieiltc It | nual arm y a ; ;■roprb.v .is • ll g r _______ „______ — -------- D----—. . * | maiden birds adorn iheitise'vni lr ipj a lent and to ■uich an extent that Speer, (!. f’nmpheH '1 *rg:iti. F. I! . ing JI to*. •! of ' Mb t WHAT IS TH E MATTEU W illi Mu ir fttnM lavish plutnage end stand very fiiwpa Mtly he litnl a plate On tin lt d I .t ' l • W . - ( r o lle d l o the ■emit.' ve >li , e I, J.vi. ?,1. * it attention wlisle the proud eii; k musie.il proqiaiu of the church, the OFK SCHOOI-S I i nett. the m ililis’y I .ontisitu-e htnl ■truts nni| crows noi.-Jy f'jiTrvssliiTi* *li o! ii'ul i' i i Ii* lifi. m . — ! ?lk»Wt.lV2 to tie dre Under the efficient itwtrue!loti of There is not much i ncourag.'meiil •and everything ift attuned to the mur Ie. the hull . Itt up-to-date Mipe’l virttf of sehied for tltono optimistic souls who n re ) -c Hie big pumpkin show, amhitiops tu see Fli/rii!a talte U.i place I be jsgrlei.ltnre fair is as old a* uuis.i’ hi recoil I'd In* lit-', real tiainSelect Doc Nance as ill- t!\ Fur q lii well up towards the head of those >rrinilt -’r-. Ever Fine.- men began i g. dnging in a mixed quurU during Their UiTJ trader t’i i uttse ilijrh ; i liiioi cn:! i-, (ifui L s ^ states distinguished for their i-durti- !b' art of faituing they im .c foein) <* I tional ndvancament, in the r*.po;t ot pleasure and psofit in bringing their ■g u huritone soloir.t in one of the 54 *****♦^ *i* ♦ j' Popular Smoker t ut,h. r II .s Hern trading churches of the town for live the S tate Superintendent of i’nbliv a ro ih c t. topeth-jr for exhibit fan aim With Tiitnpit T hru' Sistuirv* :i Instruction \V, S. t'nw thon ic-ently for r.rt exi hange of Mean. -\nil thi: year*. V lit look made puidie. There in a continuing ora-tier has muvi -I nerjcidtute well, . ii.d ctiiirsei of l!ih| l>.ie Nanre, (»»pvi.il u.l her -J tfir dearth of competent teachers, esjii-- it has been otm of the in ,-t help'ul «tudv in ih, Hoy* I icpai linnet of th Sm okers fn r-ti’.i M'Bsoiia, will iititii dally iq the rural districts, The tig- agencies in pray.ri -:dve funiiiijr, In a V. M. t . A. atid at the age •{ lifteen ♦> age the team th o u g h the i humpbui urea nuhtnilted by the state superin- i stilt • Tike Floiida where then- is so was <lt-i-i,d .(‘eieln iy of the Fit I m it U /A . hoy, Kbi»« "'>• -"»• il f t tendent show that th ere were only much tie - ilevelojsme.it utui iilojig; E tate t'onventloti or Y. * unnouncptl Mu t lav ntnTUirur* P w h:i V three-fourths ns ninny ap))l!raiits foi such vnrh I lines, th? game is denhly|heI4 in-Ohio. lo ♦> J schools an there were sehmila to fill, interest tug and an agriculbirul fa ir When cigh'.een ycai of age he wa been offlclnlly ii(spinnted by tli m ag h a li's. nnd in* has nliendy tied V Thia Would 1>e l|ud enough, even if the doubly In-irurlive. r.dmilted u . j, uabust in ihe Moudj i.tvings to several playersfor Is.mmapplicants Were all qunlitWt! lo leach. The .Sub-Tropical Fair endirn^e/ Dihle liii tilule, tTiirngo, where he which they are not. Only fmir fifths i.ix of thi reuresentativt mm nib -,f eor.t inm-d bi- mu .n i l , du.iituui in bloat imi. " i- nt. gun ’ i . have a i> .mi ^ i* ♦ of there applying -u-rlin'd I <rt itb-ute 'he -(.III- What the i , u jttie . b '.ng 1 i 'O ouiC. . mm.< ( \ U | ) \ Y l lvlllil \ M \ 1ST KVKHY' (i'lODiMt »* >\1 . \ 'FUTDW N ( ’Mill) TIRE 'VIM. this ye.sl. *i- t ' _ of any kind, l-c-.' than half of those •!», ot 11,• : |. . j l l i i d '' <>,’ *»'.• ting traiinni s'>u h e life work v 1 iu the UK SOLD FOR 12V , IIKLOW J.lr>T AND \ FRKL I Till. GIVEN WITH EVERY TIRE W u y I»IH l l l l l n d u . h t O I - c i l III III-- l i e , applying for_ lirst grade iVrtiti,-tie- \ tt \i of wb.s F lu d;t jiiodurus llm oieii i -uils prominetil t.in lii'r, as Mr. role, ‘‘Tile owners have opened the Wore successful, while the peucnU gi- slate of llri ■fair thin year is l-'i litsiarj l Minis I Ik Towner, I’rof, Ficslerick We are now giving authorized lltiick Hervtee in our new home, and have with us a of aUcces/iful Ul a p p lira n u . for other! I3t!s to ldlh Iriduriv'c. Tbfn is the " '• R'"*t, «nd W arren (J. r„ffin. la tte r ; P“ rstf b rin g s, m .tlnJrim l me tonum get Mwith eiu^D'en years experience in Ruich work, so we advise you to bring your DtiicK H I grades weroK Second grade cerUflentevs I height of the xeaMiri of winter pso- b ‘ 4id jusat graduate wmk and Mtusl- >bg pluyor* and 1 m going to rce lam-. <*♦ in .tad let iVs look il over. i . 20 per centl; third grade rcrtif.eates, dm limt nnd lem iy.'i a g reat riatw. IM* aut h emVnetit men a . Prof. I'1' bn* the Ik ‘ ilas* < club avail- ^ W e c a r r y a e o m p lr te Mae o f itt'ic li p u r ls , .'i'ir.'s. Tuii**.. tin s , O il m id m a k e w a sh in g t. More mui, than •mv-inno o ta-th ln l o f i| ;*eeret«ry Secretary iiowr.nl Howard is untuitrg untiling in Isis hi*’ ••'•rb-ri W i'herapoon of Neiy York ahb-." ,% 22 per rent. ieke s e r v i c e a t t h e f r o m utu i pbli.siiin,” a i t e e i u H j those seeking second grade ciutifl- efforts uiaf is mak'uig evi-iy , tfm t to * Ik Wumboi-k of 1'hilmhd*be m-v m m n g er has Isis lur msl enterj fnih'il utterly, while more than fnnktthis the biggest fair in the hi«. >hi» and Andrew lleisi|disil of I'hics- f,,r • " " { -d' Oi !■!.»>*•»» iis addition t» V *♦-> half of the white applicants for third t„ry of OrlrnM,.! Eve.y depaitm . nt' « • m d l - m s . ' " AIu . m V., a maim.lay on tin on f a grade certificates w.ue found uiiquai- i-. e, to he },,. i|evclo|ied M-‘* 1 '”| lag-1 .hows-d muikcd :d»st I"1* hii.g stafl fm llu last f*nn V developed toto the the fulh—L" i Jflml. .,i A\ grant ficliLof ..t .........i j t’V. ■ s .* -Ini : and ,lir,-it,,r of -u r n - I •' ,,v -lack t .i'\.. bus leiom no eod* : i tii , 'it sja V- U-- I mote i .->|i, I'isilly of the gospel ‘‘i.uple of goo.l sin-a, and Mm i* Hi! f The suggest io,i j, iiitn voidable Mini „|,,.„dy her,. Uil.m.b. n g ly p i, find it was while piirsiiing lowing Jack s instruction* to l"sr no there m ust lie som eihing radically Star. n h i. fliidie., in rhicugo that he l*egUU;Ume III kigliing I hem. Wrong with our jirc e n t system of edFew of last y ea r* player* will In i* uefttion, when more than Jill per cent W | |,I.| A -"-I JEN NIN ES HUY AN ^ writing mu nc of this character, a **,» production* a p p e a r-Jseen in Tampa uniform* tlds Reason. V p f'th e white applicant* fo r teacher*' inum ber of these FAH-8EEINC,* 1'OI.ITUTAN r t f * poiftitihtia are unuhle to pas* the riming in hymn Iwoks issued during the arcordlng-'to present plan*.—Tampa V plo examinations required for third p u l : e v e ia t year He wa* a h o a -Times, W ithout dciiht there hi no more n«gratia certificates. I'renuntnbly, the m ender of a famous male q u a r te t| innst of them lire graduate* of same • ute piditiefan in the *tat? than Ihe whirl, tt -.' called upon to funii*li ape It's fair enough. Prohibition miuti y ' l.ioii of I.incoin, William J ‘tiiiirg of the high tu hoots of tlie* state. •iii.1 imi ie ul many public and reli it cost moii’, Imi it kill* you quicker. ^ ' m i l von v i ■11 don't i b i i i ' t buy l o i f i m< i1 n u n In li * mm U e have piiured out our mom y ' ' ' ’',l 11,l' ' ‘" l m-'viiou j-;,,,, gntboring* in ntnl around’ Chi .and wilhuut stint for these high school*. . I" . 1 ‘ *»rat.» «. a *<dii- i,.n g(>i tl„,| directed several large cho* * F ur q u trf rc ^ itt - try n w ant ad. WoHJaro provided them with inagnl- 1 " , ll” 1' " fi •' ‘ ’*! ru* ehotrs in the eity u ln ttMili he gm tlV fleent building*, equipped .with every ih « -DU-m*..* s p e a k - ___________________________________ posnlbtf requiraipent for getting an * ‘ Pa IQ Pa • P-4 Pa R3 ♦% rn n p ji t i m iu » iu m education, .filled them with the -b tctl ' ’eiM.rtunlt.v to get before nil thin peoteachers possible to get, und have in- i pie of H onda. When next he neck* I •K f dulged tho hope th at they would prove *,ol,,Ic" 1 I»rc-f«-rin.-..t ho will he able , jv Be Sure and See the New Models'at nur beautiful Show Itonnix and Filling Stntimi— High Grade Mcrhanic iu charge of our Repair Department. !>rompt.Service and Courteous Treatment Pay t Is a Visit Tampa Magnets v * ❖ t f ‘ ^ X -V f A n n o u n c in g Authorized f Service ❖ f f V TV Y Y : f . HERALD COLLECTIONS « constant source of supply of teach-' 11at_l f I“l iTl t V*1’ Ilf*™mv h;' ” ‘l “V“ ry rnm * a a . . I l l ’ll.* . .1.1 ll,.. ., or* for the minor school* of the *tate inuninty Ih* may visit, addras* the * The Herald carrier* m anage am! control their route*, pay i n Some of them have established nor- ow ner by came, and suggest- uh ha-, advance for nil paper* draw n, and absolutely depend upon their eounwi for "tlie' ra^clal "tVainitig ,hal a Kyat append.. * collection* for, th eir running capital' nnd profits. When subscrib­ nUy Will coon pre*«nt it*eif to vote ers neglect to pay them it ia the C A ltlH K ll and nut TH E fd r n cnpnble man for office- mean­ r\ Herald th at ataml* the "b runt.” in g himxelf. a. Subscriber* who do n o t carp to pay tho carrier each week U SELL A|s|>ealiisg to the people for a con-, * ’* W HEN U may pay the Herald two o r m ore m onths in advance nnd they tributtiiT of fund* with which to * ' YOUR REAL LIST IT will pay the c a rrie r each week from thi* fund. M erecj n citih-g.’ liiidding a* only Hryan ESTATE W ITH US T his *|*teni of delivery i» known a* tho IN D EPEN D EN T ..-U U M n l, Z can appeal will get the money— fct HARRIER PLAN nnd is used by m ost of th e larger new*paper* of i f 'a n y menus can ’i t f l it. He it a the country ami has proven beyond doubt to he the ver yhest p lan ; m Wo feature auto ihsurnnee and fluent *penker, an untiring sjK’aker, of delivery. When n hoy manage* hi* own route, buys and sell* an energetic speaker. He ha* n way w« nro ready to .explain nil tlie nt n p ro fit ho is in business fo r himself in exactly the samci sense hn to hold his audience nnd make every different kind* of policic* you ns any m erchant. He known he must give service to ho success­ h ea rer see through the Hryan eye*. Fa can have w ritten on your ear. ful and build up hi* business. He knows thnt every new custom ­ If there is a quarter million dollar* P i Call u* up. er he secures mentis mure profit. In short, he knows he m ust Pa th a t people are willing to sloniite for conduct hi* business in » capable and efficient m anner to lie suc­ P i w hat the sta te as a whole should do, then Mr. Hryan will do hi* beat lo!**4 cessful. _ The llersh l .earnestly request* its subscribers not to dis­ secure it; and hi* m agnetism will go " : AGENTS courage these hoys in this, th eir fit*t business venture, by refus­ fa r toward inducing signature* to *4 ing to ‘pay prom ptly each week for th eir newspaper. Ftt th e pledge* circulated. I t ' is conceded th a t the entire )SS H Fire, Caaualty, Auto Inaurance TIIF. SANFORD DAILY HERALD. s ta te should pay it* quotn toward* Ni 105 W. F lrat 8I-, SANFORD, FLA th e erection n ( this needed building— hw m rx ‘im th a t is, there ilioahl he a sufficient IQ M F t t a i*a ?n jm F". r* Fn F i ~ • ntai Maxwell & Britt REAL ESTATE , i fcU. -j| , - t .vjT- It ; t : 4 ipy y V THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED !N USED CARS! H)2() Buick Roadster, newly painted, t'i\e new tires, spot light and humpei s, gnawanteett meuiianicaii.v, only,___ 1920 Buick Touring*/ 5-passeligeiv Nevei woiketl ovei‘ or ’d riv­ en far. Good tires. Also guaranteed. Price . ..'....$700' 1920 Buick 7-pass. Sedan, owned and <1riven by a lady. No long* trips, in splendid condition, an opportunity to own u closed ear for o n ly .................... : ............................ $1100 1917 Buick Four, live new tires, runs good, only*.... 1920 Buick fi-passen^er, newly painted, runs and looks like new, guaranteed in every respect. Price .............,$6i)0 Buick 1919 5-pass. You cannot appreciate it until you*have tli iven it. Price ;... .. » **■ 1922 Oldsmobile in perfect condition, with five new Hood Cord y Tires. This is a bargain. Price .................................$500 t V ft/* !l) I >1) T 1922 Ford Coupe, Guai anteede^pniy............ y f f 1921 Ford Touring, good shape, runs and looks good. Price.... $210 y y1 *• ? .T h i ’k ’ c a rk -w ere o w n e d b y in d iv id u a ls f o r p r i v a t e u s e o n ly . H ttv e n e v e r lite h -a b u s e d , y ?■ ? f n n d w e w ill g u n r n n t c e n il c a r s lis te d a b o v e — — ______________ ____\ y c s c ll on e a s y te r m s y y Fl rx f t F4 y t»c ? r* y y Ft y Ft PU t ft 111 PARK AYE. .. .. SANFORD, FLORIDA | s* ❖ m *1+*t* *♦*K? *******1* ****$++***♦**+**i** 1 * K y y y vy yyy yy �* a - . -; ' . * / ' . F w ™ . Si , m s? THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1923 Knott Candidate * For Comptroller It Is Alleged . PURELY PROFESSIONAL MANY MEN HEARD TALK BY DR. KING BUILD A BANK ItlJ Tlir A»wrl«lol I’rcaa) TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 30.—The «pjsarn c e at the capital of.W . V. Knott, Cards of Sanford's Rcputand you build character as well! superintendent of the statu hospital POWERFUL MESSAGE UKUVF.Rable Professional Men, each a t Chattahoochee renewed speculation p;i> TO LARGE CROW D OF MEN of w h o a, in hia chosen pro­ Learn (o say no to temptation. ns tu the successor of Ernest Amos, AT UA1T1ST TEM I'LI! fession the Herald recom­ com ptroller, should he resign. K n o tt! — — mends to tho people. indicated his visit was strictly n hu. W ithout mincing word*, but hitting Learn that money SAVED iness one in connection with the busthe nail on the head, and without any M h h M k j i n a i i q mean s your opportunity some day pR*|. attem pt to en tertain or to work upon to better your condition in life. --------- .----------------- the emotions of men, in u m asterful CONTRIBUTIONS jm anner Dr. F. P.- King,, who I* m nGeorge A. DeCottes Start building your account at V V II UnTVT m t v n 'ducting the successful, series o f evanAttomey-al-Law " r . . V iN * gelistic meeting# nt the F irst Rap- I our Savings Department. — T A X E X E M P T list ehurch p re e n te d H powerful me*. Over Seminole County Rank -------*oge to an immense crowd of several 1% INTEREST PAID SANFORD FLORIDA Says Commissioner nialr in Stale- hundred melt h u t n ight, two men l#t-j mem Today or responding t<» the appeal of the -------preacher for those who desired to FRED R. WILSON t t ir ’t tw afiaifd I’rr s .i unite with the ehurch. Classified Ads Ic a word. No ad taken for less than 25c and positively no WASHINGTON, Jim. 30,—Com­ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW A song service of forty minutes classified nds charged to nnyonc. Cash must accompany all orders. Count missioner lllair of the Inletnal Rev­ pit ceded the serm on and afforded athe word* and remit accordingly. F irst N ational Rank Building enue Hurcnu has ruled th a t contribu­ variety of music such ns Is seldom tions to WoodroW Wilson made sub­ heard in a sim ilar service. Opening SANFORD -:FLORIDA FOR SALE Bill to Regulate sequent to Dectfmjtcr 2d last year are with a 'negro spiritual solo, “ Do You FOR SALIC— Hosier nnd Gays' paints A COMMUNITY BUILDER legally free from 1application of the Commission Men Love My L ord?" th e singer immedi­ and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty income ta x ..The ruling represents a captured the h ea rts as well ns Works, Sanford agents. 133-tfc Operating in Fla. reversal from the bureau's previous ately F, P. FORSTER, President IL F. W HITNER, C « h l« r the Undivided httelilion of his great CHELLE MAINES FARMERS— You can get seed bed stand, because of the Incorporation nudience of men and boys. Ho soon -f- LAWYER frnro-x and irrigation plugs a t the j REPRESEN TA TIV E KKNNKRLY, one December 2fi of the foundation. had everybody in a good hum or ns he 100-tfc OF PUTNAM, WILL INTRO—Court House Sanford Novelty Works. h d them in the singing of “ W hat a ■ IHJCE ONE FOR SALIC—Twclvy furnished rooms ALLEGED THEFT Friend Wo Have in Jesu s,” and "Th . t w ith three year lease a t 115 PalSweet Rye and Rye," and then pro OF AN AIRPLANE Glasses Designed (H r T h e A i i u r l . l r t I 'r r a .l Kyss Examined m etto avenue. 235-tfc teeth’d to sing in an inspiring anil de id PALATKA, Jan. 30.—A bill to reg­ AT ARCADIA lightful fashion, “The Holy City," Henry McLaulin, Jr., FOR SALK---Wood for sale, stnnll ulate commission m erchant. opi-rnthlorks ami trimmings from the if g in this state, and an amendment which proved to he a favorite. A male . O p tD . erute mill. 50c u wagon load at the l< the present fertiliser law to pre­ Wok Dismantling Machine When Of- quartet, consisting of Messrs. Haw- « Opt Id an-Optom etrist . firers Arrived mill. Fine to make your heavy Woud vent the use of inferior fillers, will kins, Lovell, Henderson and Wobdng* JJ 312 E ast F irst S treet Sanford, Fla. burn well.—Shinholscr'a Mill. !cl sang two appropriate num bers and be introduced in the next session of I fir Tlir Aarsiftfltltril I'frM) , 251-0.0.(1-1 wp laiae. several other hym ns w ere mmg by _____________ the legislature by Representative U. ARCADIA, Jan. 311.-.1. A. the congregation of men th at com- _ FARMERS—Plenty of saw dust free II. Kennerly, of Putnam county, be an aviator until recently employed by DR. R. M. WELSH fortably filled the lower floor of th e 'P nt Shinholscr’s Mill. It's the right stated to the Associated Press recentR. R. Luther, owner of several airGraduate Veterinarian kind for tiling. 23-J-e.o.dAwp ly. in m eeting the demand for good pure w ater and there are hundred* of plnns nt Tam pa, was en route today to church auditorium. Telephones: Office Another solo; “An Old Account S et­ botMc.r being distributed around the City at all times. Every family The commission merchant hill which | Tampa in custody of Deputy Sheriff hand piano, FOR HALE— Second Office 123 Opposite 1*. O. tled," by Mr. Wolalngtd, completed of Sanford .-I; mid get the habit and— Address 203 K Third S tre e t.' * ,,ls been ptneed in the hands or the .charged with stealing one of Lathcheap. Residence 257 Dci.and, Florida 2 6 2 -ltp : printer, ‘.'.ill provide for the licensing er's airplanes. l-um- was niivsteil yes- the musical portion of the program. — (of commission merchants, Mr. Ken- terdny at tsa .ivi.ition field where he Dr. M’ t'iid in w:i,s the efficient :um m n I neily sinieu. stated. IJvery Every mmerchant en limit »if of this (Ins was dism antling the im sing fliinr, compuni-t of the t vi mug. j ___ ______ ‘ " s ' __________________Ineriy "Adam in Town A gain" was the ss will be reunited to make bond according to tin* diet iff. *** WANED—A chance to build your ‘'la lass 0 Ftibjixl atuioiiiaed Ly Hi. King for the new liomo before lumber gets any with Hie commissioner of agriculture special set mon to me ami he spoke io higher. I’lana and estim ates furnish- of not less than $5,Mitt. The niim ttiv I'R D lllliiriO N It M ils \ It J. And our truck will he at your hacl. door with a bottle of th at pur®, FHEtJI ENT IN .MIAMI pm! as follows; "Wind is the great ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc sower of agriculture would be etnw ater that all the hotels, to laurant i, drug atnrea nnd soda fountain# -------i d need of France? vsns the qut him , W A N TED ^Sm urt lmV with wheel.— Imw' " d to either revoke or refu L- to nre using. ( lljr T I» r A u n r U i t r i l I * r r « « l urked of Napoleon, and the general i’ stie a license in caeca of violation of I Stone's Market, Sanford Avenue, MIAMI, Jim . 30. Over fifty wnr- replied, ‘Fren li m others.’ ! Yes, but h ca 257-tfc the provisions of tht* bill. cumpuign being conducted by feder­ what kind of m others? The kind jj And Bo Sure it’s Elder Springs Water You The amendment to the present fer-i You can find tho name of ** WANTED— Permanent tiire« or four . ,, ... . al prohibition ngent.i to make the city that would give France or the world * td irer law would prohibit the use ns a! ^ every live Business Man ** Use in That Battery dry. Raids' are lning cemlucted by a the best (pin Itty of men needed. The'® room furnished apartm ent. Ad­ filler, of any substance “ worthless as ^ In Sanford in this Column ^ dress “A. It. working under the direction of the greatest need of Florida, Sanford, or ■ care Herald. 2d3-3lp ;n fertiliser.'* This is understood to each day. M divisional prohibition agent. i I tile nation today in men who will hold JJ *j» • m nave particularly to do with the use A total of Raven raids in Miami and ‘their honor dearer Hum their o w n;* f c f c f c t r a m h u i n i n f t i [■'fill RENT 2 or 3 room npartnu n t, <•( sand for mo h purposes. vicinity and the Issuing of thirty lives, men who will try to touch the;! Mr. Kenneily state dihut in draw2U2 Park Ave. 2fi2-2tp w arrants for violations.of prohibition (lj (ht*ir i r o t h e r m e n tu a m n n - '11 i ,—;— ittg up the two pica . of legislation he laws are the results of activities of Quick Service Transfer ]B E B Il* lig D S IB C » IIIIR ia m * l» IIIH I aid hud the hearty n> operation of L, forces under A. It. Stroup, division lie, KULIt ns to make them belter an,! ; « a Storage Facilities stronger, and men who are willing to I FOR SA LE—Ilrnnd new t'hnndlrr 5- M. lUioi Rhodes, stall nm iket nun mi-is ion- federal prohibition chief, of Jackson­ If we please you, tell others; if not, make Christ supreme in their lives. SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE passenger Sport made!, only been t J. I„ Sheppard, jit evident of the ville, operating here. tell us. Phone 498 As hig as are their resources there driven f runT-.!ticksonvi11c to S anford.‘Klate F an n ers’ Union; Henry Mi KenThe "offensive" .began with the r JOHN GOVE, Proprietor Easy term s to responsible p a rty .j'rit'i representative from Putnam voun- raiding of a big* house outside the are task* nnd places for men. T e s t- 1 ing times come anti men n etd to de- r Coulil be seen nt Sanford F ruit Store,) ty and several other.-, including "one city limits S aturday night. CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY unex­ SANFORD MACHINE 107 F irst Street. * 2-RMfe ,,f iho most reliable chemists in the pected was the raid th a i ,n former vc lop strength that will-help them out * 10 IH W rit F irst HtrMt ' 1018 W«#t F irst 8t*w0 of dilemma*. Giants, well equipped COMPANY prohibition agent was rejairted ns Ih1FOR RENT— Furnished liulit house________________ - > fur battle, are all about u* nnd if not General Machine ami Holler ittg nt the gate passing the guests keeping apartm ents, equipped with! ' -*-• defeated they wiii defeat o h . Some o f , Works through, an 1 a deputy United States water, lights and gas, Ktupiire, 3UU * MARIERH ISSI ED the modem giants are tem per, tongue Cylinder Grinding Marshal, rationed at Miami, was re­ French Ave. 2«3-3tp \T TALL AII ASS EE ,-t I f i s h l H * * , u r e e d , p a s s io n f o r m o n e y * Automobile Repairs ported as being a guest at the place. FOR NEW fOllPOHATIONS and unholy desires, God never in­ Acetylene Welding With the arrival o f the agents a tended th at men should be beaten Phono 02—S a n f o r d , F lo rid a I.O S T -S aturduy evening two *1“ , , „ r Thr l’rr..» butzer was m inded in the road h o u s e down or idnuglitered by them. ■ ■- ■■ hills between Hunt'# Pharm acy and; TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 2'J. The and Immediately all employes fever­ Iti the service fo song at the m eet-j E L T O N J. M 0 U G H T 0 N UMI’k Hardware. Finder leave at secretary of stale has Issued the fob ishly began to destroy all liquor In ing tonight Mr,W td slag i^ w ill ‘Ikreach. Women' w ere frantic in efforts H unt’s Pharmacy and get reward,lowing chatter#: assisted by I ’ref. Henry SlitUimndx, of ARCHITECT St., Johns Forwarding Co., capital to escape publicity, and one employe C. K. UivnlU-y. Orlando, It is probable th at a visitstock SlO.Otlt); Jacksonville. attem pted to bribe the officer*, they You want PAINTED h> ii K .W FD Itl) Contractor, »*ho Is a tax payer t.t tS'P—Somevvliere between Wekiwa Room 7, .Miller lildg. l,*‘ •»«•««!and a permanent resident of Sunford. WV hnve had 25 years exper­ bridge .and Sorento, Ford tire and .The Road Material Supply Co., $50.- said, fine »mploya wn* arrested and ■'"** l’im,is* wil1 SANFORD -t- -:FLORIDA rim. Return for reward to T. J. Mil­ 000; Rrooksville. a quantity of liquor seized. ience ami all work is guaranteed. No Job loo targe or too small, DUCKS ANIl DKAKK.4 U( immunity Pi ink Shops. Inc., <30,I'HD.NE .103 lor SIGN man or house p:noting ami decorating. ler ifc Son. 2<?3-ltp tK nut); Mi.iltli JUDGE HI ASSIST SANFORD NOVELTY flic) t'auxe wjleighan Trouble HI FOUND t'l I'.'it watt i ti. n*t i iicl ion and T’’n' Cl.EARING DOCKK1* “ Hark Home and Hroke" •* FOUND—Pair, of ladies' gloves. Own­ UtllC (5*1 piiralhit iv $25U,OtH». WORKS • IN DADE COUNTY ThnnuiH Meighnn, Param ount slat*, W. Green Furniture t 'ompanv, e r cart get same by calling a t H er­ V. C. COLLKR. Drop.______ emddii't be stuck on a definition of ald, proving properly and paying for Jacksonville, $5,000. TO s : WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO GOOD PRI1 PHONE 311 FOR QUICK ACTION WANTED : : BUSINESS DIRECTORY : FOR RENT Automobiles For Sale SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! LOST IF IT’S A DECENT SIGN W.*MUSGRAVE, Contractor General Shop and Mill *■" • Work this ad. 251-tfc MISCELLANEOUS CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER f)A NO IT; G cl,A S SE S every Tuesday nt Parish House nt 4 p. nt. for chil­ dren ami 7 p. m. for ndults. InterpTetatlyc and halt room dancing.— Profes­ GILL0N & FRY sor C. L. Kb#en. • 114-tfe ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Gobi leaf hmise number# anjl uami* plates. Call' Sanford Sign Shop. 203-3tp Waatinghouso Light* and Applianeei Phone 4K0-W. N iw Line of Fixture# WASHINGTON. Jan. 30,—Accept­ Miller Iluilding----- Magnolia Avenue ance of Henry Ford’s Muscle Shoals ‘ ■ i ■ ■— offer was urged before the bouse a g ­ B. \V. HERNDON ricultural committee today by Gray Silver, of the farm bureau federation a t bearings on n resolution authoriz­ INSURANCE AGENCY ing tho government In purchase $10,F IR E ---- u -A U T O ---------BONDS 000,000 worth o f Chilean nitrate* for distribution in this country. S. 0 . Shinholser Mr. Silver said the Muscle Shoal* plant would be nble tn produce n it­ rate* at fix cents a pound instead of Contractor and Builder 22 cent* now charged by the Uhilenn BAN FORD ..1 . . . FLORIDA product He did not op|H>*« tho reaolution but undated Hint u source of ^A. P. Goiinelly & Sons supply was available to thin country. St7 Commercial S treet—Sanford, Fla. K a l a b l l a h r d ISO# n -K -A -I, »:-* -T -A -T -I6 P*T»U la v ra lm ra la t 'n - ln ia r o v rd la n d fnaurane* *1«r I.ata llo m ra U aalaeaa P r n p r r i j fln re tr Honda Irfiin i ItR aln ru C kaarrn Main Oftleo t:nc*n n i!A j.T r t^ n ti’A x r " A N I - i m n IN V I I S T l I K S f T C O M P A N Y t*k»a r 4A , p i v 4 - tOI-A M a r t a o l l a A v e . li B. HODGINS SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO, Get An Abstract Before Buying Property E. A. DOUGLASS. Pres. STEWART The Florist AUTO RADIATOR AND SH EET METAL WORKS Cut /lo w e r* -------------- Floral Designs O tp e n l Repairing Annual and-Ornamental Plant* 207 French Ave.-------— Sanford, FJ*. 260-W Vl-l-ifap. 614 Myrtle Av«--P llucklund Paint Co., Jacksonville, 125.000.' Liberty Crate nnd Cooperage Co„ Jacksnnvillu, $15,hint. Horne I^tko Company, Pierson, $.50,ffhi. ‘ * Florida Novelty Studio*, St. P eters­ burg, $5,000. 310 Weal Church Street Corpora­ tion, Jacksonville, $500,000. Tower Lake Grave, Inc., Tampa.. $50,000. ( ’ Ocoee Development Co., Ocoee, $15,000. Continental Produrliotia, Inc., Mi­ ami, $350,DIM). Lint and Butcher, Inc., Miami, $20,000. Pine M anufacturing Co., Live Oak, I U r T he A••o r la ird l'r r ia ) TAI.leYHASSEE, Jan. The first action taken to relieve the con­ gested court dockets under the Vali­ dating Interpretation reebnlly given by the suprem e'court to the law pro­ viding th at the governor may assign circuit judges to another efreuit with­ out divesting tlie resident judge of hi* jnrlsdietion, came today when Gover­ nor Hardee directed Ju d g e C. I.. Wil­ son, of the 1 Itli circuit, to proceed to Dade county and assist in clearing the docket there. The Dade county circuit is underat nod to have a crowded docket and it won from thi* county that th e case recently originated to test the provi­ sions ok the law under which two cir­ cuit judge* tuny hnve concurrent Ju­ $ 100,000 . risdiction In the *gme circuit. The F ro x c h ritf Ice Cream Co., Tam pa, court held the la wto lie valid, the re­ $50,000. sident Judge being w ithout authority Buffolow Land nnd Investm ent Co., only In hny ca*o set forth lit the ex­ Miami, $100,000.. ecutive order to come under the ape* rifle jurisdiction of a visiting judge. For (piick rj*ult* tiy a want ;ul. 11 ' _l ■ j 'J ANTLSALOON LEAR UK NOTicf: rip s'dKciVf, o t rm x c j «*• LOSES ItOUKBFELLERS' ! M ilt h l i n t . i u p a l %P u l i ti SUPPORT IN NKW YORK llOTMI. ro v a T in »-rrox <hi. IJU*. N o t i c e tt» l l G U H n v g i v e n T h a t a *|>i'rlul m e h illig «T Die N to ekllu M er# of D ie H iip ford H o te l C o n e ir u c tt o n Com * p atiy, 1 n ix .'a c o rp o ra tio n .• r e .i n Ix. a u nil e jis t lt q s li litter D ie l a » » o f th e Htate of Kiiiri.iu. win tie held at th e nrlncf. pnl o fficra of Mnftt cu rt >oVat lo ll In file V’atitex IliO e t In th e t 'lt y o f P a n fn rtl. tfem iiio le C o u n ty . C lo r lt la . nu th e 3 lm .la y o f J a n u a r y A. II. 1*S3, n t th e h o u r (if T:30<o 'c lo c k p , m „ f o r D io purpose, t.f m n u lilr r lm ; and u. D im u p on D ie r e e . n m m e tiilatlo n e f th e illr e c t iim w it h r e f ­ e re n ce to th e d lH so ltllln n o f k a Ii) c o r ­ p o ra tio n nnd Dm cto a ln K o f It" c o n ­ f ir m . (HEAL) . n :=- : z~t 7- the term “ Ducks and Drnkps,” which i* used ifi referring to w orthless st(»ck f l t l Y l / certifientes—share* in gold 'm ines J 11 $ that never panned out, airplanes that never flew, in wonderful inventions that never got anywhere. It was sev­ eral “ducks-and drakes" th at brought about his .numerour, troubles in "Rack Home mid Ilroke," bis new’Param ount starrin g vehicle, specially w ritten for him by George Ado, which Is present­ ed a t the Princess T heatre two days, Friday nnd Ratnrdny of this week. Alfred Green, who has produced oth­ er Meighnn sucre, xes, was the direc­ Wu to r and Lila I.ee appears opposite Mr Meighnn in nn tmusunly stro n g rede. The nupirortillg cast is fa r almve Ute' average. ■ SEARCH FOR CASHIER AND MISSING $50,000 f l l r T h r A»«(»•)• tr<l l ’r r « a l NKW 5’GRK, Jan . 30,— An Inter­ national search fo r M ortimer E. I jiu Imnn, Pittahurgh ikqmrtimmt sto re of­ ficial who dlsvnppeared here ^Thuriday while carrying upwards of $50,000 was instituted by police who ordered hi* arrest "fo r grand larceny." Telegram* asking detention of Iaiiitnuin were sent pylice In princi­ pal cities of the United State* ami Canada afte r Sol Michael*, New York lace m anufacturer complained he had given the missing man $20,000 for stock in the Kaufman Brothers store Pittsburg, but lmd not received the stock. Luitm un was general merchandise for Utc Kaufm an firm. NEW YORK, Jan . SO.—Tho finan­ cial support of John I). Rockefeller, senior nnd junior, has Iwen withheld from the Anil-Saloon I a-ague of Now York state, it wha learned today ofter the appearance of Raym ond,D : Fosdick, repre*enUttve of the Rockefel­ lers, a t the district atto rn ey ’* inquiry into the financial affair* of William II. And«r*on, *tat* superintendent of 11. It. HTEVEN*. President. Al.FItED K lr B T K D . H ery. th e league. 1 1-10-10 Roth the Rockefeller# ceased con­ trib u tin g to the league several month* Cures Mala Chills ago, it Wa* asserted a f te r th eir rep­ and Fever, pnguc or resentative* were ioform rd lesgu* of- G etting old i r j u s t n happy process Bilious Fever flrials w p e splitting commission* on of forgetting the times ypu m ade an contributions. •;i:i , will Rive to EACH PURCHASER of one dolalr’s worth or more A GOODRICH TUBE REPAIR KIT Come early before the supply is c.xhaust- ■* •» ; . - * ‘ .] ed. We have a large stock of -Goodrich Tires and can fill your needs in any- vSf r: ‘ r * 'S P * - . thing in the Automobile line manager WE HAVE IT . Phono 41 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1923 GE FOUR Don t Congratulate yourselt that you re iully protected until you ve secur ed Trouble Insurance Like every other kind of insurance you must buy it when you don’t need it or you can’t get it at all. Pay a fixed sum each week' or month into your Savings Account as a premium on your Trouble Insurance. Then, No Matter What Happens, You’ll Have the Protection ot ready Money. BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING CHAS. L. BR U T, Editor Tin* following tiny Tri« Ltku» his teem to Bradentown am! the St. Louis Cnrilinult nru the opponents of the In­ dians. On March 22 Cinelnnati Is again encountered nt Orlando. Williert Robinson bring* his Brooklyn leant to I./iketnnd on March 2-lth, and the next day Cincinnati plays in Lake- uble Bill Expected as Girls Will IMay the Jack sonville Fair Ones doubt be the most im portant game of lbs season insofnr ns Sanford Is conremed, will be staged a t the Parish Rouse tliia coming Friday night, ns Duval will be here to give the Celery Feds a chance to redeem themselves |n d thereby keep them cllgihlbo to play In th e sta te meet a t Gainesville. Duval had little trouble in downing th e Sanford team in Jacksonville and from the dope being spread up that Way they now feel that i t ' w ill take )ltt]e effo rt to do the same trick in Sanford, but Coach Wilkinson and his team are not the least discouraged over the outlook and if they do not win, they will let Duval know th a t they have m et a sure enough team. The Duval gill* will also ploy in jSattford th at same night, and th b double bill will be well worth the fans consideration.' The Jacksonville Journal • ,iys: “ Duval High basketeers, not a wl.it discouraged by the defeat Kul Atday night a t the hands of the South .be koonville Greenback*, will lake the Farm Jones' Sausage Georgia Home-Made Sausage Apalachicola Oysters Mullet H i 5i Roe Nice [Fat Mackerel Nice Fat Hens Swiss I n § . Cheese road this week for two games. On Friday they are hooked to play Kan* ferd, nnd S aturday will doubtless take on Del.and. - “There two contests art) both return games, and in the com bats staged here in Jacksonville Duval had no trouldo w inning the honors, “ The T igers have no alibi to offer for the defeat at the hand* of the Greenback* Saturday, It wan just a case of a good team going up against tme equally good, if not better, and the South 'Jacksonville five went home with the big end^of a 20-21 score. It was the first defeat for Du­ val In many months. “ Duval TigerI ties were also out of luck S aturday n ig h t, bowjng to the Orlando High girls 23 to 15." CLEVELAND - CLUB PLAYS i'ist National Clubs S tar at Lakeland During LAKELAND, Jan. 30.—A circular ifstied by the Cleveland baseball club has just been received giving the gam es whi *h have been scheduled for the spring train in g of the.team . Lake­ land is the trnining camp, and Frank Van Delicti, the Cleveland ground keeper, retu rn ed to Cleveland tin* GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING On March 2d, the Phillies rnme down from Leesburg, and on the foJlowing day the Indians journey to C learw ater end take Issue with Brooklyn. On March 2S, tin* St. I.ouis National* are entertained in Lake­ land, and on March 2t» the trip to Leesburg i* made t*> play the Phil­ lies. The la ri Lakeland game is play­ ed with Huston on March .'ll, nrid on April 3 the Indian* make their last They min t put it over Duval if they expect to contend for statu honors. Duval is coming here looking for som ething easy a f te r the defeat they handed out at Jacksonville, hut we must show 'em. The Green hacks from South .lax handed the Duval team a slow one last Week. Maybe the fan:; will remember the game liolwecM the Mask­ ed \Vonde|.-I and the Crevnluu'-ks. Osborne will allow u see the allow free each name will la- published union. That made a purchase at Pig'grly-Wiggly, we sincerely Thank you. To you that did not some just remember The latch string is still jn the outside and we most cordially welcome To. MR. R. R. ELDRIDGE guessing No. 1713, if you will call yt Piggly Wiggly we will he very glad to deliver to you the basket of groceries. Come to sec us, we want you to see the Cleanest, Brightest, Most Sanitary Store hi Sanford. We thank you. ■ The Sanford girls will ul*o have a battle on iheir hands when they play the Duval girls. The gills had U had week hint week hut i hould Come out from under it this week. Dm- Nance has been made lt»23 m anager of the Tampa Smokers. A good selection, we’d say. Doc h pop­ Watch this column every day; your ular not only with the fans hut hD name may In- get:;. This pass m ust players ns will. W e're betting on Doe: Ik* UM-d on the day it is published It won't be Imig now until stum* of the m ajor yengur exhibition game* For quick results try a want ad will s t a l l in this state ami then wt will see how much nut of lin k we me t 'hutch Service League of the •si out having a hall pact to invite m*s Parish will entertain at Bridge, in the Parish House iduy, Jan . 31st at 3 p. ro. Phone DISBANDS DANGERS il. M artin, fi-14-J for reserva260-2tc is a I’lcscriptinn for Colds, Fev­ er and LnUrippe. It*s the most sp e A ' remedy we know, pre­ venting l ’neumonin. lam eness followed me for sonic p in t week a f t e r having put the local par!, in shape- Lakeland has an exiclleilt field, and tins will prove a decidtil inquisition for the local rluh after the big leagi.cr* leave. The Cleveland squad will commence “A time, from Foley f ic t,” nrriving in Lakeland the first of March and will make headquarters at the Hotel Thelma. The first cxhiblUon gam e scheduled I* with the Cineinnati Beds on March tfitll nt Orlundo. The Ited a come to Lakeland nrul piny n return game on Mntch Ilk tlsm, dull headache, too frequent or burning urination ure sym ptoms of Kidney and Bladder trouble. Difordcred kidney* rc«piire prom pt treatmenl. Neglect causes serious cum pli'cations. Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief. Sold everywhere.—Adv. and I felt th a t it w as caused kidney trqublc. One htittlu of ty ! n o y Pill* had the desired rfwrite* II. B. Arhqckle, South Burro, Vermont. Rr.Ck.uln-, rlicuina- SAVE MONEY ON 'linos AND TUBES (iet My Price* Before Buying Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Goodrich Silvcrlown Runabout Road Advertising signs W. M1JSGRAVE 10,» Palm etto Ave, CONTRACTOR WANT A ll HATES AND RULES THE SANFORD HERALD C la rifie d Ada Ic n word. No nd taken for less than 25c and posttively no dntwlfled ad* charged to anyone. Cash muat accompany all order*. C ount the words and remit accordingly. ' S et In LIG HT FACE CAPS oi Black lin er, double the nbtive rate MAIL SERVICE Clip and use litis blank for writing your want ad and mail il to (he Sanford Herald For computing cost of want ads per insertion read carefully rates and rules to the left and remit according to number of insertionif of the ml you desire. Remit by Express Money Order, Draft, Postoffice Order or Registered Letter. Address communications 'to The Sanford Herald, * ;s •h Name Amoput,u. AtltlrcHS L. ....... — ■ — — ■ — Poatoffici? -............ The Counting of Word* Includes the Words "Wnntcd No. Day«j etc., and the Name and Address RE-CU-MA, The Wonderful New Medical Discov ; i ery—A Boon to “Flu’' Surferers ’i w v 1 . '* t* . .- •• • • I .1’ 'N iw -ipapcr dispa tches from nil sections of thv cquiitry deejpte th a t the re c a ll VcaVpi-nmiicc of “ Flu" Is general throughout the United States, ,W hile not »o vlrplcmt in its attack a* In form er ypar* “ Flu” .|a still to Ik; reckoned with ai one of'the m ost serious and treacherous of all the diseases of modern times. The beat precaution a g a in st “ Flu" I# a strong and healthy body. Take plenty of exorcise in tho fresh a ir and sunshine. Eat sparingly. Drink an abundance of good w ater. Keep th e bowels open. ou arc weak, nervous, nnd run-down—if ff you have had you do not sleep we!11 a t n ight— h ly o u suffer from Indigestion,—o r if your stomach is out of order —take RK-TU-MA—th at wonderful new tonic. It will regulate your stomach and bowels. It will build up yoUr system , and It wUI ennble you to regltln your health and stren g th r.s nothing else will RE-CUMA Is quick nnd positive In its action. You feel better alm ost Immediately afte r beginning the treatm en t. F orty-eight hours often works m iracles, os mnny will testify who have used th is mnrvoloui rem ed y .. IF YOU, IJAVfcT HAD "F L U " OH “G RITFE" HY ALL MEANS TAKE RE-CU-MA, * *• RE-CU-MA Is on pale in S anford a t the Union P h am acy and n t almost At these lowest of low paces and with the many new refinements, Ford cars are a bigger valne to­ day than ever before. * Now is tho time to place your order for reasonably prompt delivery. Terms if desired. I ’ ii t Iti>M on«|r. tir,n nr I ' u t t i r r I’n r l l r t i t n r * m i l ( f 111* fi.ttu o iio ,' r l 3 3 1 1 Hume XI. K M _______ ... W—..... :... *1t w , u riu m v U I2-W mo T. EDWAKI) HIGGINS A i l k w l m l 1-ur.l, l.tu n ilti. t ’urtU on D r a l t r �•* *I r _ _ ________ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY .10/1923 probable Earthquake May Be Located and Save Humanity Los I'ariM'Xle ltxtItatC TMnKs They Will ' Be Able To Locate Quake* dwi|ntctIonAft was added; but it 1* not difficult by proper study to locate these lines of danger on n map and to make the information public for the bolU-IU of engineers nnd others. In­ deed, there is now being published nil earthquake rift map of the state of California, showing the lines of active rifts nnd also of faulLs th at nre supposed to la? inactive, ns a re ­ sult of the work carried on in coop­ eration with the institution’s advis­ ory committee. That in how the engineers w hnjnid out the new water supply line for San l- rnncisco were able to remove it from the former line which follow­ ed an active rift for miles, nnd lo­ cale it along n mountain range, where if it moves at nil, will move ns a block and not become dislocated or destroyed. tn ** ha t a h i ft* .__ . dated the 7th ,d ay of Juno, A. D, 1020, m thl* ndnir that you are a non-realhas filed said ce rtificate in my office debt of th e fftatr of Florid*, ttirrefnre. Unit I,- L Hardy, are ordered unit and has made application for Tax you. ra n required «,tt the Ifilt day of March, A.'Vi. ISjl. to appear to the Mil nf com­ Deed to Issue In acordance with law. plaint i’slitl,it'd aaalnkt you lie this Said certificate em braces the follow­ cause. .• re d that t h i s n o tice hi* p u b ­ ing described property situated in lishIte dla oInrd eth*> S a n fo rd I le r a ld o n c e a Seminole County, Florida, to -w lt: lieg. w e e k fo r e ig h t w e e k * . WITNK88 mj hand nnd the seal ‘tif 16.13 ch. W nnd 11.35 ch. S. or NE. mild court <>n tjila the lath day of J a n ­ uary A. 1*. ItXJ. cor. of Sec. 7, Twp. 20, S. Range 30 dJ. (Si'.AI.) K. A. HortlLASS Run W. 12.56 ch. S. 21.3!) ch., F. 10 rierk of th e Circuit Court Seminole County. Flurlda. Tuesday ch., S. 7.18 ch.. E 2.60 ch.. N 28.87 (Ico, A, JleCnMfP, 8 p. m.—Murdock, the Mind Head­ ch., 28 acres. Said land being assess­ Solicitor -and of Counsel for com ill at lot tit er, n t the Parish House under nus- ed a t the date of th e Issuance of such l - IS.JH-2-J-S* 111*13-3*2*9-16 pices o f Men’s Club. certificate in the nam e of Unknown. 7:30 p. m.—Band Rehearsal, Ladies AJso: Tax C ertificate! No. dat­ °* 202, -* -■ “Bt-j )lrs. #A. I. Spencer, Sptrelln CorTam O’S hantcr Uaml at, the ■ C ourt ed the 7th day a f iju n o , , A. U. . 1020, ) , ^ ^ Sanford; early W t of u*ch House. has’filed said certificate? in my office/>n,onih. M ail, DeLnnd, Flif. 2tll-0te 8 p. m.—R egular drill; Co. D., Kin. nnd has made application for mS Tax ~ ■ s T Nationnl Guard, at the court house. * Deed ttf issue in accordance w ith l»w ,|! ? ... » ‘ » .1 < ! i ~» , N o t ic e Said certificate em braces the follow-' The Honorablo Board of C ounty Wednesday Ing described property situated in in and for Seminole 12:15 noon—Weekly luncheon of the Seminole County, F lo rid * 'to -w it: N-K Commissioner* __ a.. »>»_ ...111 l.i, « f Ihhtf Klwanis. Club at the Valdez Hotel. 1-1 (less A 15 acres of SW 1-1 and Count>- Fln - wiU rt‘0l-ivc Wd« *it thtslr • ....... . u . _^u". , a - j » . . m - v f p n im l n F Itln n l In TT frfi Ilf* It ff lfl -'-.fltl Runaway Lumber 8 p. m.—Murdock, Mind Reader, a t beg. 11.38 ch. K nnd 0.31 ch. .S, of ,u x t Tc*u]nr to, ,bc on the P arish House. NW. cor., run S. 2fM 2'ch., E 10 c h .,'Tui'adfty* 0th; A * D' ' 1>23, tt\ Market Becoming 7 p. pi.— Monthly banquet of Rotqry S. 7.18 ch., E. 2.66 ch., N. 28.78 ch.. W ° 'clock »■ m- tor th ® Purch,l!,c Club a t Valdez Hotel. -2.63 ch., N. 5.03 ch., W. 0.03 ch.), Sco.I. o no*1*tW? trUck' l]o!XU\ t ™ T' ca thc Very Real, Report 7. Twp. 20 S., Range 30 E. 116 acres. ri« h t to rc*cct anJ “ r “ J'' AQO E. A* ijOUviLAtife* Thursday Said land bring assessed nt th e date Situation, la Gradually Forcing The 7:30 p. m.— R egular m eeting of th c o f the Issuance of such certificate irt l-16-o.n.w.-tfe M arket Out of Bounds Eastern S ta r at Masonic Hall. the name of Unknown. 8 p, m.—R egular drill, Medical Also; Tax t'c rt'fic a to No, 201; dat-j ' The danger of a runaway lumber Corps, Florida National Gunrd. ed the 7th day of Ju n e. A, I). DI20, market is becoming very real, say* has filed raid to*tlfk n te in my office. the American Lumberman, Realizing Friday and has rondt* application for the harmful effects it would have on T^i 12:15 noon—W eekly, luncheon of Deed lo issue in accordance with law trade, the industry in making every effort to avoid It, but the situation is Chamber of Comemrce a t the Valdez Said certifichbo embrace* the followSanford, Florida, Jim . 27, li'23. ing described .property situated in so shaping itself as to force the mar- j Hotel, As required by Section 12, C hapter k et out of bound*. Dcmptid is record) 8 p. m.— Regular m eeting of the-• Seminole County, F lorida, to-w it: Bog. I r.rilfl, Laws o f Florida, I will be in Knight* Tem plar nt Masonic Hall. j NR. dor. of NW 1-4 of Sec. 7, Twp. breaking, and continue* to expand.) 8 p. m.— R egular m eeting of MetJ20,8., Range 3(1 E., run S. 1.8 ch.. N. *be G’H'bving places, on th e date and During the second week in Ja n u a ry ; (between the hours set n fte r each, fur icat-Deiitol Society nt Montezuma lloSfi deg., W 20 ch., N . 4.-17 ch., E 20| normally one of com parative dullness, 1 <h., 9 a res. Said land being assessed purpose oT reccvling l a x Return^ Invoking* by subscriber* to the South­ itol. at the dale of the issuance o f such ^”r Hie year 1323: e rn l’ine Association reached the sec­ Geneva—F ebruary 7lh, 10:0U n. m. Following Dales Booked Ahead eertlfiiate in the nam e of Unknown. ond highest point in years, while nil to 3:00, p. m. Hand Concert ,every Sunday n t Unless said certificate shall lie rerecord* for orders and shipment* ■Osceola—February 8lh, 10:00 n. ni. : Central Dark, 1:15 p. in., by Sanford deemed according to law Tax Deed jn the Dougins fir industry were w ill issue thereon on the 7th day of 5:00 p. hi smashed. M anufacturer* of other] Concert Band. Chuluoia—February 0th , 10:00 a. nt. Feb. -High School Auditorium, March, A. 1). 1023. soft woods m ake sim ilar reports. 12:00 m. THIS WEEK IN SANFORD The H erald delivered six tim es week for 16c. HBtVn'ERS FROM LA GRIPPE , * COUGH “ Was very bad with lot Grippe and . STROUT FARM AGENCY had a sevreo cough. Tried Fplcy’a 113 Magnolia Are. Honey and T a r and it stopped my The finest young grove In th is sec­ cough and 1 got better,” writes M rs. tion, iff acres, 317 four year old trees, mostly Valencia, 100 tnngcr- M ary Kisby, Spokane, W ashington. ines, 23 large seedlings, also a row of Coughs resulting from Lo Grippe, In•100 buds on sour stock, budded Ir.stj fluenzn, Brotichltis, Whopping Cough, June. I room house, bam , flowing. A sthm a and Spasmodic Croup arc well,-beautiful lake view. Just n step quickly relieved with Foley's Honey o ff brick road and but n few miles ; and Tar. Contains no opiates— In from Sanford. Considering quality of greilienti printed on th e wrapper. WASHINGTON, Jnn. 30.—While I nln can never hope to hnrncss the •oree* of nature to the extent of preI ’vntinK. or c" n foretelHlUC tn r th lufkea. it is net impossible, any* the I ariwiflu Institution of W ashington, | ‘hat scientist* may be able to devise qrnvc nnd land, the best buy in this* Largest selling cough mctlieinc in It h e [methods of forestalling th e ir diwis1 vicinity -today. Price *5.500. *2,500 world. Refuse substitute*, Iuri* on ‘- I ItioUJ effects by the selection of the cash, balance, 1, 2 nnd^U years. Foley’s Honey and Tar. Said everyt* Ittfer locations Tor el tie* and by np1 "hbh"' ■■■■Sli "" mmm ■ ~ ,a~‘ ■ T 1 -^3 2 o 0 -tfr; w'htrc.—AdV, I Ipropriote rtethddk n i ;c6tJstruetion. j * __L l. i Earthquakes have • occurred ever liicc the crust of thrf globe began to [form. Inileed, the condition of unsta­ b l y is the earth’s normal one and m*n long has suffered in consequence. To say then that what m ankind has tbsractcriled as a phenomenon which j, „ surc and as inevitable ns nn icllpse of the sun, might be .eluded fin­ ely, jeem* almost nn_ impossibility! mse it lias more than Yrl such thorough studies o f the untun? of quakes and their occurrence heS^u-dinary. leavening lave las* nmade in recent years that strengfch; it raises millions of in future years, construction of great bakipgs every day to a light buildings, dams nnd even cities, may perfectly baked perfection :do be affected by recent discoveries in that cannot be equaled. jreleri’* E-itthquakcs are q natural occur—because it contains whitci*acc In certain regions where the of-egg—the vital element that mountains nre alive, Carnegie officials gives the housewives protec­ declare. There are districts, like the tion against using a taking Atlantic coast, whore,the- mountains ip f rt . * - ■ j if ' . pqwder that has lost its origi­ ‘O n *: I , re dead, but*.around-Ihe Pacific and in a great Mt which *lfch readies across nal leavening strength. It [ Asia and the M editerranean, the assures light, tender, tasteful . * ;• t . i j mountains arc still, growing. In th d r tilings every time you bake. i f t i l l growth large masses com prising liinjy thiui; nmls of cubic miles of rock —because it is economical— in pn- i'd against each other, but pure, sure and wholesome. sro held by friction until the strain Thnt*s w h y th e sale of C alu­ bKomes too great. Then they slip nnd m e t Is o v e r 150% g re a te r a b t is called ait earthquake occur*. th a n th a t of a n y o th er b a k ­ This is the modern theory of earth* in g p o w d er. quake*. It lias been developed thru prolonged studies and dem onstrated A poun d can o f Calum et con ­ ty observations of many minor quake* tains fu ll 16 ounces. Some b a k ­ eoniumpliorl this year will Ingreat. tsd of the lines along which they oc­ Feb. i 'tb. Mosquito Day I'amBy: A. M. WEEKS, J», C. !‘t0 111:1,0 in g p o w d ers come in 12 ounce Unsold stocks are rapidly diminish­ Lnngwood- February 13th, 1:00 p.l cur. ! -30; 2-6-13-20.27; 3-6-6tc in ste a d o f 16 ounce cans. B e ing nnd buy.-rs are rushing into the paign. nt. t<> 3:00 p. in. Tin1earthquake plane is often spok­ Feb. 20th.—Benefit for !!■ p ita l' sure you g e t a p ou n d when y o u l.nl e Mary — February 1-lth, 10:00 es oI as a fracture but it is not re a l-; m arket in order to cover their future Fund by M s . Julius Tulurch. i * * lire t i r n n h t . 7 <h j i ore r \ i w a n t it. requirem ents a* fur a* possible. Pric­ • iire i it . siaiiM ii.r; n i l v i a , a. m. to 3:fi(l p, ni. Jj a break, a recent statem ent of lle i I l nllllll-1 N ell IW'KItl iu in i:n n r l*l i n .l e v i in* iwtitutum declnrt's. It is the surface' es a rt; moving upward steadily, and Paula Fein n ary lath, UR60 a. m. The IliT.ild for first class job work. between the great masses which nev-* no weakness th at may cause a revers­ to 1 2 :00 ni. n t i*.. XV K tiIs.I>t m ill F . 1.. W o o d ru ff rr haw Uen united, but whidi f o i' al o f the trend is discernible any­ Not ice of A pp'irntion for Tax Heed K e1'iiiniildInrifits, Monroe—F ebruary 15th, 1:00 p. in. vn, where. * ’*'■ vv N o r l i in . I i ' « l u * l l i i u * . h . ' l . l i r, i „ •».()(» r, n, tgti have l»een slipping past each 1 ntlrr Section 575 of I lie* General ..0*1 i a l v l n X |'„ a s * r , l l r f e l u l a i i t s |“ ’ 1 1 T he heaviest softwood demand is ] other; and where this . plane comes A, VAUGHAN, T re T XV, ,X NuHTON. IC K l.t'H Statute* of ihc S tate ef Florida for building items, due n o t. only to I l ii l SKID i l .h l t ll and l*AI.V I N X 261-Mil: llxv Tax An.ic.isor. ! to the surface of the earth there Is T ho E conom y I •* * 4 1 : 1 :. j f llv lm r, 11 * i c a d , re, n i l p. rj r l n l i n l i i K «n* I n t e r e s t ofi,t> i T (ilifi quickly relieves (.'olds a line called an earthquake rift. The pro ipeetivc requirem ents but also to and N'nllra in hereby given that Frank »>*n* XX X N m i I .,0 1,-tdOH 1 l o u s e t l o l d c i i< m l the fact that current retail sale* nre ftfstcct of these rifts in the United i. I '..n s'... <>r t d l i e f w l * . . li t l i t , , LaCripiic. Constipation. Bilious­ unprecedentedly heavy for thin nen- Evar* purchucer of Tax C e r t i f i c ai tt' ed lDio o eiio . c r r l l o d lo lo l* . i d - n i l T H E W O R L D 'S G R E A T E S T K IN O PO W D ER Suit*, so far as konwn, extends along No. Hi5, dated June 2nd, A. D. -10111, In i-Ijiiitn K ni i he H ir f ilh - W t s l r .ir n c r ness and Headaches. son. Railroad, oil field and other in­ the ui.isl ranges of Itnliforiiia for a sittd lertificutu in my office Y,f .?** 'i "" "*tiln i». South of du strial requirem ents expand the bns, file! , . ;1taii!M* 31 l . i * t run m ir th x.3s rlu iltm . dinanrf of six hundred miles. It pas itand hns made n;? pit cation for lax iimnc. north ;r. ■i.-«i,-,’* enBt on in. b h i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « » ■ ■■■ bu r r ■((■■■■■ ■■ KMaMUBicia n nd ■5,n tin a kh n a a n ■ aff:ii'k ;ij» aR in H .,ix H f f n N E » » ita f f ii stderahly, nnd the mil!** order files l lino <d K.tstfonl i l r u n t 1J.TT elin ltt* fr«Jttit west of Sa nFrnnclacD, to the Dei 1 to lr*.:e in accordance with law. KKIta.-s1*, ■. 11.is* 2 I i limit!*, IllPD I’r * o lilh | n n t l K R B l I B H H R B l I B B H R H H B R B R R R R H B H I l I I B n B R B I I H n n r i a U B B a R R r H R M R B B . I B l I R E H a R R R R B a i R R H H R R H R r ex p o rt movement is sizable. Vast of Los Angeles, an d ’ disappears t " * h « in - .ihrro<.. m - i 7T77 c h n io * to b n * r llardivorol manufacturer*- sny that S a i d v e r t i f «eat e e m b r a c e s th e .fo llo w1 ijilie ito lni of b e g in n in g , : e o n u ttiiin n B H R H B H K H H R H I M B B B H R R H B H R H R H H R f f n B n H H f l B B B H B a a M B H H N n R H n B H r Bn R U H R B H B H R l I t a R B U H H R B R R is the Gulf of I'r.lifornia. Along the ing described property situated 1,11 I ' l v i l l . ( 1 3 ) g rr< * m o r e n r l» * s . B H R ■ H they sold far more lumber during the ■ Von m ol each of yo u n r u 'h e r e b y r e . ■ R ■ R Sin Andreas rifl, q* it is called, the first three weeks of this month than Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: •Milfoil m o l ordered lo he an d a p p e a r R firth shook* have occurred at d if­ H ■ b e fo re o u r said C ir c u it C o u rt In H a n ­ they did during the first six weeks Beg. 11.38 ch. E. and 6.31 ch. S.’ of fo H ■ rd . F lo r id a , on i h r (lr * t M onday- In ferent thro . in different section*. R NW. cor. of NK I -1 See. 7, Twp. 20 S., F e b r u a r y . 1S33, lir|u g th e r.tl, ila v of of 1022. Thc automobile industry con­ R R R . South of th a t stretch for some 300 s a id m o n lli. llie n an d i h e r r in a n s w e r H n H R tinues to buy and contract for enor­ Range 30 K„ ran S 5.03 ch., K. tf.RS re, tin* I,PIl nf eom titatot tiled h e r e in u utiles there has been no movement a n ■ a ln * ! j ,n i, :>mI ,-uoh o f p in , a n d mous quantities <*f hardwood*. Kxltib- ch.. N. *5.03 eh., W. {1.03 ch., 5 acre*. tio R n n R llitwchi full nnl < d*> . said 1,111 wjll I h i lincie 18,77 when n severe shock oecitrH it n H . itoi* a t the recenC*furniture show* Said land being a ;*e**cil nt lhe dnt*1 UltscU .1 - coifi **,-d, to be I"fi11 Wf i| •|,y R n re R frd. the murk o f which may still be b ro il ilrerro*. re n H have retmiied wflh largo sheave* nf o t th e i* t u a n ri-e 1o f i n c h c e r t if ic a t e in a It t* imibi-r tinbwed llmt Mil* mill.-,. ■ d a n B traced ncruss the desert plains like no re. puMI-h, i|, i„ Hi,- S„nf.,r.| Mbrutd. re -. u B ntiler a, and the furniture industry’* the came i f I nKfloXVIi. r,i-u *|m|„ i- |,mI,II-Ii<i! lo Semin,,!,brigstion , ditch. Still fu rth er south { R M u t AUn: T a t certificate No. 2D>, dal* 1mini. sp rin g add sum m er production i* H :i r n •»1 1 ■,irh u eel, f.»r a pi-rlml there hat, L n several recent shock*,! « 7ih day of June, A. D, 11*20. it u Du likely to 1*' the Iqrgcnl in im to ry .! lh'* ilfl "«>’ ,)1 Ju,u’- A* "• "L "•••’"reuiixe «.-ei-» U :i a M but fu,tic •{ great violence, although ' . te . rio , r trim . , 1,,.„ fji.,,1 , . 1.1 ,.r>rfIfirnte mv h a n d mol *,*al of nalil R i] Fli.oiing and, in nmnufncha* tiled ,sum i c r i i i u n i c iii in mv piy office m ini. e m u l WJtncM N n ihlM M ill t in )-o f l ) r r « i a ll W . A I>, u n n there i* evidence of considerable ac­ 1*32. and h a ^ made application for Tax 54 lurcrs, in’the face of a voluminous R R n (Hi : a i .) r . a. i m n i t , ash . tivity in the section emit and west of U H u R n c r i i I 'lr e o u F m iri of current business, are m aking every Deed to i**ue in accordance with law. ‘ , 1 R R M M m Arg l i ,, Seroltu'l,' Fount)', l-'la. II It U R H By FU SIL’S J. WADF. effort to build up m anufactured *tock* Said certificate embrace* the follow­ Ity K, limiataNR. I>. 1*. M H ■ For soir.e year* now, the Carnegie try nn A- Sharon. n R ■ in preparation for spring. Box nnd ing described property situated in o 'ISoil, liar* for F«ni|dalnttnta. re it l l I’rcsidcr.t, McrTitiilllc Trust Com pan) of Si. l.ouii Institution has been deep in the study m ating milker* rejHirt continued ex- fpm innlr .bounty, bloridu, to-xvit: 12-1 l.is 35. n U N R M f earthquakes, nnd only recently o r­ I-I. *. 1& . 22, 23 ri n a ccllent bus!ne**; misccllnneou* con­ Beg. SK cor, of NE 1-4 of NW 1-4, H.r. a w M H R ganised ilt advisory * committee in H R N H R sum ers have needs that aggregate Sec. 7, JTwp. 20 S. Range 30 E., run R H fhmidcgc. calling on the.cooperation U M 3 into an Important volume nnd the ex­ N. 11.03 ch., N. W* deg. W. 16 eh., S ix t i i u • re in it t 01 i n in* Till-: II H H d many u'hcr scientists to nid in the " iTi x n i . i ; 1m iK i l vrH l i l . i•x» "x»x i"i '»1 o n’ " M" H port demand i* • considerable. The I J,;IS ch.. E. 16 c h , IS acre*. Said U ■ N iwcanh it, aclivitie* have resulted| ITU XT). IX 4II XXI IHI). R R H shortagd of dry slw k s i> beeorning in­ land being jM*t-**(*d at ihe date of ihi ■ R H , 1 ,,, Jniura T. II,rril,. r,,iu|>l«ilnnitlr »* the di invi-ry of many fail* of R tensified, the movement of green issuance of such certificate in IlnM Ii* I.. Ilnr,l>. Drlriolioil. •I 8 8 fracuiiii inq„,rtu|ice to mankind iq; •TTATHlV lumber is growing an dpricc* nre ad- name of Unknown. H ■ To: Mi com,, , ii„n. Thii ciwpeMtlnn of th e | n n 3 203, | A im ; Tax C ertificate No. I *a l l ie re H a r d ) , |ti-*|4nne<* U itk tm w il xnneing steadily. R R H Inited State, N’nvy was obtained in ■ s JR l r ®»king n depth ineasufhig s u n n y R ■ I » N ifta ia im u m H R u m i> » H M N H i» iiiR ii« » H M i • H scr the large area ndjnccnt to the r. iUfomla roos^ ahd while the surH 2 2 B ■ H The B iggest Thing in Central Florida This wn- made to find tire trend of the B CORRECTED NOV. 14TII, 1922 '*Hhqti;iiI, resulted in im■ MR Year M UR ^Ham data for marines and map R ■ R —is— South Bound R ■ R swker.% Through the financial nsR ■ R ■ R mt«nce ,,f thc. Carnegie Foundation, n ■ h A rrive Depart* New York, Dr. Bailey Willis, seis2:10 n.m. 8 3 ........... 2:36 nan. Sslogi-t of Stanford university, was No. u 07 i- 8:10 n.m. 4 m f ■ * < ... No. R ■ ■ *tlt hy the institution to .Chile to H ■ H 1:3H p.m. R ■ R !tc.ly tin effect* of the recent carth- No. 01 ......... 1:18 p.m. R ■ R 3:20 pan. 2:55 p.m. •89_ _ ___ No. i^skc there and su n e y , the nim be- *^° h n r 7:10 p.m. 6:55 p.m. R ■ R 85........... *1 to arrive nt the probablo cause*. No. For Fourteen consecutive years it has been growing—It R ■ H It (night Ik> a iked whnt valdc lo H U H Northbound . has coal money— time—and prodigious efforts to build the '“skiml will result from the ex peni ■ r n m n most artistic exposition in the state. It is not a mushroom ^'ure of great sum* for the study of m m n Depart* Arrive H N N growth but actually requires the constant labor of the whole ~ natijr.il occurrence which, it is ndH ■ ■ 2:03 a.m. year to bring it to in fe c tio n . You have your part in it. u m sitted, can never Ik* prevented, nnd No. 82..... ..... 1:48 a.m, m m 12:05 p.m. You enn help make it hum. Arrangements have been !*kh may continue to exact its loll No. 81...........ll;4 6 ft.tn . ■ ■ ■ 2:55 p.m. U R M 2:35 p.m No. Don’t mistake my meaning. It is a banknig made to ahO'Wthe best of the products, citrus, garden, field, liuman live* nnd property. In view m »»- m 4:05 p.m. « ■ n manufacture, home demonstration, health, stock, poultry, IJlht- fact th a t scientists can now No. 92......... - 4:00 p.ni. principle that a loan must secured, and a firm 2H.........:..10:0 p.m. No. **t* the c fc*t* Hie certain lines along which art, needlecraft, etc. ( r • •* , ■.j**, / , .. L cannot borrow merely because it is a big and successful T T Jones' fnimu* Shows Glmu' have have occurred and seem sure rt. . » -. Johnnie J. .. ..... r the Ferrilby Branch ^occur again in tbc future, they me advertiser. But the fact that it is a believer advertis­ 5 risKVhcel Girls. Jde Killjoy1Will rrolic and'the Earle Sisters S3 Departs ■ will perform. The Dellamead Troupe of Girls are Raid to be A rrive f to speak of live earthquake rift* ing and wants to use a portion of the money for that pur­ 7:00 n.m. ■ th o finest posers in the country. 0 *"i y "Pvak of lir e ’volcanoes. It I* xNo. 100,...„— 3:25 p.m. pose should never stand in its way when it calls-on the ®°*n by the for mof thc volcano or xNo. 24.... .. • r Sixty Race horses now practicing. ■ 9 * thn occurrence of eruptions wlth- xNo. 25...— 1:30 p.m. Bank’s credit department. . ! Kennel Club Dog Show. 1 kistori.nl time th a t it I* potentially xNo. 101— — 5:50 p jn . ■ ■ ■ j This is your Fair. Help to make it yours. Bring somcH ■ ■ t. »ftually t TUtilIv nrf tvii and n n,l thuaL At a same active, much the R ■ ■ ■ thing to it. Leesburg Branch H ■ ■ V bo said o f the earthquake rifts. ■M M '•) arc lines o f «|>ocinl danger on D eparts Arrivo Come Yourself■ 'ch no uchaolhousi-, skyscraper or B R R ........3:55 p.m. R ■ t f* * should Ik: built. They should be ■ ■ Reduced R a to s on A ll Railroads No. 21.. ____ 2:50 p.m. Published by thc Sanford Daily Herald in co-operation ns f«r ns possible, by rail- cNo. 168,. 7:00 a.m. • . ______ ■ _ Ith the Amcrlcnn Association of Advertising Agencies ^ ‘me*, bridges, nqucducls and oth- No. 22.. ■ ■ 7:10 pjn . public work*, and yet U happens :K- > •• I Oviedo Brunch _ they uftcn run through valleys 3 3 3 D eparts A rrive 'Jas. L. Giles, Treasurer W. It O’Neal, President i * n slUch worka are suggested by i ll *5E-VIRRHHaMIRRHRRRBaBHRRRRRBHRRRRRRRRHRRRaRRRBBRRRRRRUBRHRRRRRRaRHBHMMRRRRRBR C. E. Howard, Secretary *■ ........ 7:4S p.m. H. H. Dickson, V.-Pres. u i!0a ,, ,tIon* of 1,10 Kround. As long 3:40 p.m. ^builder* remain Ignorant of their xNo. 127.. “ on they n i nthc risk of Inviting x —P ally , except Sunday. i> .. ands NOTICE TO TAX POWDER m Should a Sank Loan for Advertisin When wc strike at advertising, meaning, of course, efficiently applied advertising, we strike* at salesmanhip, and the heart of business. For the banker to do anything to retard business right now is suicide. TRAIN SCHEDULE T h e Sub-T ropical M id-W inter A I R All Roads Lead to Orlando ... s s When the m erchant pulls down his shingle and w aitsfor business to come to him in a buyers’ market, we laugh at him, and call him a poor business man. ' When he is forced to cut down one of his best meth­ ods of selling because his banker considers advertising an unnecessary item of expense and refuses an other­ wise deserved loan purely on th at principle, it is my humble opinion th a t we should laugh at thc hanker, and feel sorry for the merchant. . S& 8 basic be well : |J : s3 in s :: - s s S -Britig Your Family ORLANDO, FLA;, FEBRUARY 13-17,1923 ) S IS � 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, January 30, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 30, 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>, January 30, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d6736ebf923beb629c7b61d35f4fb289.pdf 0626bd55ac0244a173c5b1e89f429121 PDF Text Text I N T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N NUMBER 262 SANFORD, FLO RID A. MONDAY. J A N U A R Y 29. 1923 V O LU M E H I IjOgan H ad Battle W ith T w o N egroes, Shot T hrough A r Uut Saved Ilia Cash Ity Putting Up Brave l'lKht Mr. I.ognn of the Ix>gnn Mercan­ tile Company ut Genova, is recovering fropi n wound in the right arm where a -negro hold up man shot him early Friday morning in the store. DAYTONA, Jan. 29.—The hat, pochrtbook and other personal effects ol Mr. I.ogun, who rooms over the store Clifford Peftbody, salesman, of Sanford, »h o has been mlsaing since Saturda) heard a noise down belntv nnd get­ night a u found Ihia morning on Daytona Dench six miles south’ of here. A ting his pistol stole down the stairs, posse Is searching the sand dunes In this vicinity for his body. The automo seeing two negro men trying to open bile In which l’cnbod) is thought to have been riding Saturday night war his safe nnd get to the money. One found bullet riddled near the railway station here. of them snw hint ut the same time, and both opemxl fire together, Mr. L>gun receiving a bullet through the right arm which was nil of his body exposed around the corner of the stairway. He fired several times at Jhe negroes nnd heard one of them yell like he was wounded but both of them escaped and huve not been ap­ prehended. Mr. t^’gnn wns. brought to the. Fernald-Ijiughton hospital for treatment and while he had a badly wound) d arm that will give him trouble he Is hopeful that it can be Phoned W ife That H e H ad Collected Money and 1W a s Enroute Home THIS O PE R ATIO N IS B filN f 1HAM PERED BY G E R M AN ‘ W ORKM EN ,’ront The French nnd thy Rail EX-SOl.DIEIt M ERELY' WANTED Strike Is Effective in the Areu TO ATTRACT HIS Around Coblenz * ATTENTION i I n r T ire A i w i r b t r d P r c «»1 DUSSELDORF, Jun. 29.— Ruhr oc cupntinn officials turned attention to day to extending the control of rnil way line*. This operation is being hampered-by the refusal of German Workmen'to take orders from the French nnd the rail strike is com­ pletely effective in Coblenz, but two battalions of French engineers have taken over the lines and placed hea­ vy guards nt important points. The workers have served notice that they would not resume jolp'whilo French forces were present.. HUAI) BUILDERS' MEETING AT G AINESVILLE PEEKl ARY TO COVER DIG FI I l l y T h r Aasiirlnlnl T r e a t ) LONDON, Jun. 29.— Whnt was de­ scribed by the Evening News ns an utfempt to assault King George was made this try morning by a crippled ex-soldier when the king and queen nirived at St. I'nnras station from Sr.ndiingham. Tin n ewspuper says a Soldier'who hail been hiding dashed toward the coup!* waiving his clutch tfteuteningly and wnss topped^))1 the police a few ynr/ls from the king. Othdr accounts describe flic incident merely nu attempt o f n soldier t«i at­ tract the king's attention. The sol­ dier himself placing this construction on the nifair. ■ Tills is the second or third of a se­ ries of robberies of stores at Geneva nnd Osceola and it looks lilts there was uii 01 gaulxcd gnrg in that neighI.01 hood or in this vicinity that are breaking into country stores. The many friends of Mr. Logan are con­ gratulating him on the fact that lie was not killed in thr desperate gun buttle waged with big odds against IIDOSIER STATE HAVIN'! RIOTS TO­ DAY l i l y T h f A««nr!jiffrfV IILANFORD, Ind . Jan. 29. hivesligation into the report of outbreak ol race troubles existing here result­ ed in u riot early today during which two unidentified men were allot to death by Sheriff Newlnnd anil an un­ identified- man. wounded. Acting on the report that persons had fired at two negroes the sheriff gathered a large force of deputies nnd visited the cussinns. section. Officer* entered dance hall where celebration was in progres by SPECIAL RATES 1. crowd of people .mostly foreigners ON RAILROADDS and colobrators set upon them. In FOR TAM PA PAIR tin fight that followed |he shooting TAMPA, Jan. 29.— Special rates on railroads entering Tampa have Ih-c-ii arranged for tho South Floridn balr and Gnspnrilln Carnival, which is to open Feb. 1 and continue through Feb. 10. and great throungs of Flor­ ida Polks, besides thousands of tiniri«t. from other parts of the country, ate expected to (lock to Tampa to lake in tho grentuxt mid-winter i xpositinn of the South. Hotels are al­ ready b ille d ninny reservations, but all uf the leading hotels, ns well as the rooming and boarding houses wish it understood that thcR will be abide to take care of tho large number* of .persons in addition to those already here or who have engaged accommo­ dations,. Some o f the inrgo hotels already have received reservation requests for the period of the Fair ‘from Now York, Boston, Washington, Philadel­ phia, Montreal, Quebec, Detroit, Chicagb, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Min­ neapolis and liven from ns '/nr away as Winnipeg nnd Spokrfho. w o m an k il l e d in auto Interstate Commerce Many Burglaries Commission Hearing: A re Reported, O f­ A t A tlanta, Jan. 19 fices and Homes \rllng in Suspicion* . Arrested Yesterday Illy Thr .%aanrlutrit l*rr««l TALLAHASSEE, Jajj. 29.—The In­ undate Commerce CommUsldn will hold /-K. -nring at Atlanta, February 19, «iii the general subject of railway express charges, according to a hulloIII: issued by tin- Florida Railroad tjarrmtsston, ami Florldu shippers should be represented. The American Ruilway Express Company lius filed nn application with the Interstate Commerro Commission f«»r an in­ crease in rntc.s, the Florida commis­ sion's bulletin said, and this applica­ tion hus been consolidated with thd general subject of express charges. The hearing will he lirld by Exam­ iners Barclay nail Mullen of The Interstnte Commerce I'onimission, anil Examiner Mamim ii of the Califor­ nia Railroad Commission, sitting as (he representative of the state com­ missions. The Florida commission points out that it requested thnt a hearing be held in Florida but thnt I. C.' C. decided only one meeting could be licld in the Southeast nnd thnt .Atlanta was the most centrally leeuted city. It is highly important thnt Floridn shipiKtrs* attend the Atlanta hearing nmi present their views, the bulletin said, as it will be their only opportun­ ity of lieing heard by the commission. Vnother Suspect In Louisiana H as T u rn e d U p 'A liv e I Hr T h r A n a o r ln l»4 I ’ r r i i * On the General Subject of Express Charges . MONROE, La., Jan. 29. Harold Teegcrstrotu, who disappeared Dctimber 2{>th from ids Bunk House at the Southern Carbon f ’o., who was sought in connection with the inves­ tigation o f hooded activities in the Morehouse Parish apepomi op. the streets at tioon nnd declared tp his acquaintance* that he "was back tie slny.'i Nomination o f . Judge Sanford is Reported Favorably DOCUMENT C O N TAIN S ONE HUNDRED AN D S IX T Y ARTICLES A N N E X E D El) AMOS TAKES JOII AS HEAD OF HANK NEW To Show Turks Are Favorably Disposed Toward Signing New Document l l l r Tfce A . M H l a l r l P r e a a ) t l l y T h e A a a o r ln lr d I 'r r a a l TALLAHASSEE,,Jnn. 29.—"Govert,or Harden well knows my services have Irccn nnd will cijjitinue to be. at his disposal nt nil times in any capac­ ity but bus not ben :|od will not be in any sense for any office nt his dis­ posal," Marion Dawson said in a statement regarding ijumors he might succeed Ernest Amos as comptroller, should Amos resign to head a jAintfarm loan bank. Amo* has made known ho lias under consideration n proposition to accept .the pro.*Idea")' of the Imnk now being organized with lit ni!i|uartcr h nt Jacksonville. I lie 'Ll*.* \ f «(| I'fraa I CHICAGO, Jan. 29.- Fred l.undin. former congressman known as the silent power la-hind the political innchine, of Mayor Thompson and twen­ ty-three others named in blanket in­ dictment returned by special gtund jury investigating school affairs. Vir­ tue Rohm, nephew of Lundin, was among the indicted men, among whom several indicted previously by same grand jury in connection with ndminI t l , T h r A s s iirls Ie S I ’ r r s s ) WEST l'ALM IIEACII, Jnn. 29.— istrntion of school funds property. Three hoys were killed and five others were injured early Saturday morn­ ing seven mile* from this city, when Tri-State Convention ■■in- of the youths fired into stick* of College o f Surgeons dynamite, pluted for safe keeping in A t Jacksonville Today a knap sack hanging from a palmetto tne. The boys were on a biking trip. SiirgeonH From Three Slates Are In The dead: Pawierne llnworth, ago nineteen, Attendance * , son of John Haworth. I l l s T h e 4 **i> els»r il I 'r raal Robert Lincoln, fourteen, son of JACKSONVILLE, Jun. 29.—Sur-I Robert Lincoln, Sr. Mill tin Fouss, age fourteen, son of genus from three states embracing Florida, Alabama and Georgia, a* Mrs. Pearl Bosch. well as men nationally prominent in Mirgirul work, were pr(Wi*nt here to­ day for the Tri State convention of the American College of^ Surgeons. Tils1 meeting will continue through to­ morrow. Among the prominent visitors look­ ed for nt the meeting "were Dr. Stunit McGuire, president'of surgery o f .the Medical Collage of Virginia; Dr. Cnrl A. Ilnmanu, profeasor i$f surgery of Western Deserve University; Dr. MnlVolm T. MncEachern, president-elect, of the Anu-ricun Hospital Association and .Father C. B. Mouiinlcr, presid'flt SsnforJ Boy is Among Those Will Form Company Who U sin g the M ails Both delegates seemed depressed and anxious to tlnd a road to a set­ tlement. j Tin- Armenia delegation announced (lint they accepted with gratitude the Russian generous ulTor to asylum 250t>00 Aimeniuris, now for the most part refugees in Greece, Bulgaria and Sy­ ria. Unhappily, the Moscow govern­ ment cannot stand the expense of transportation and installation of this multitude, nnd the Armcninn delega­ tion* hopes that other1 eouiitries wilt follow the example of Russia and "philanthropic-ally help in the noble work of establishing tho Armeninhs in their new Russian home." S.» far apart have the Turks and the. Allies drifted that Ijiumnnc is eonfronted with the prolwbUity that the conference will adjourn without reach­ ing uti agreement in tho view voiced by practically all tho delegations. If the confereiirc is adjourned, Am­ bassador Child will postpono his plan of negotiating n special treaty of commerro and amity with Turkey and will leave 1-ausnnno with the pleni­ potentiaries of other lands. CHAPMAN FIELD TURNED lllr Thr CANADIAN EXHIBIT AT TAMPA FAIR W ILL BE WC1NDKRFUI M oving Picture Corporation Formed Sharum Sentenced at M iam i Last W eek • To Five Y e a rs fo r , t »- ■ — LAUSANNE, Jan. 29.—The Near Eastern conference can bo_ saved, Ismet I'a.’ ha and Riza Nur Bey, the Turkish delegates, informed the Assocnited Press late last night. If the Allies are willing to adopt a set of es­ sential principals recognizing the complete sovereignty of Turkey with total abolition <i{,thii capitulations and nn equitable distribution of the Otto­ man debt. Riza XurYley said that if llie conference did this, Turkey's na­ tional .dignity-.nnd promary rights as nn independent nation would Ut snfeguarded; the-details of tHe treaty could then be worked out later by the N am e Foster A dj.-G en eral o f State o f Florida Governor Acted J. Clifford Foster Was Adjutant Favorably on P a p e rs General For Several Years From N o rth C arolina TAM PA, Jnn. 29, Four carloads of material for the Canndlnti exhibit ar­ rived in Tampa during the past week, and representatives of the Dominion government are on hand to supervise the installation of. throe exhibits. In­ cluded in the display-from nur north­ ern neighbors qre minerals, grains, forage grasses, farm products, fruits in wide varloty, including barrels up­ on barrels of the finest Canadian ap­ ples for free distribution, and man­ ufactures of many kinds. In addition, scores of photographic transparencies showing Canadian views, mountain scene.*, national parks, etc., will form a meat interesting and attractive fea­ ture of the Canadian exhibit, which will occupy the entire ground .floor, of the big Cinodn building, on* the cast side of the fair grounds. -‘ * * Alleged to Have Defrauded Man at TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 29^-Articlcs Ocala on Fake Stock * <f incorporation have been granted by the Secretary of State to the (Jonti. ( n r T h » V . w l n l r d I 'r c s * ) . „ NEW YORK. Jan. 29.—The Jeff tuntnl Productions, Incorporated, a motion picture concern capitalized nt Sharum, promoter,’ who was convicted 1360,000. The’* principal place of Inst week of using the mails to de­ business will be at Miami, according fraud Herman Mundelbaum, of twen­ the charter, and the corporation ty-five thousand dollars by meana of will engage in the production, filra- fake stock brokerage offices at Ocnla •kg and distribution o f motion pic­ was sentenced by Federal Judge Win­ slow to five year* In the Atlanta pen­ tures. . If you are laxy, and scitlsh and in­ The incorporator* are listed ns fol­ itentiary artd fino $500. Council'gave lows: John W. Morrell, T, A. Feast- notice of appeal and he was returned different, yoqr, chief pleasure conklsta in cussing those who arc “ try­ « 7 John D. Wellborn, Frank W. Sal- to prison without bail. ." ing to run things." ’ V »•* and Vincent U. Brice, oil of'Miami. \ ■ •u rls lrtl P r e s s ) WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.—Chap­ man Field air station of the army at -Riscaync Hay 12 miles south of Mi­ ami, ha^ been turned over by Secre­ tary Weeks under revocable license to Secretary Wallace of the Depart­ ment of Agriculture under whoso di­ rection will be developed into center of tropical agricultural research. ACCIDENT A T KEY WEST • l l r T ir e As s n i-la lr d P r e s s ) LONDON, Jan. 29.— In view of the Turkish attitude at laiusnnne regard­ ing the Mosul district, the Rritish militiuy authorities in Irak have dis­ patched a bnttaliqn of troops and al­ so a few airplanes to the area la-tween Mosul nnd. Sherghnt, as precaution- OVER TO AGRICULTURE By Unanimous Vole of Senate Judl clary Committee KEY WEST, Jnn. 29.— Mrs. Sam Willinms, -t 1, died ns the result of In­ juries received last night when struck by nn automobile. driven by I’elzio Helcy, negro, who arrested. LAUSANNE, Jan. 20.— A draft of the proposed' treaty which is to be submitted to the Turks Wednesday was distributed semi officially today to nil delegations. The document con­ tains one hundred nnd sixty articles to which conventions are .annexed. There were no developments to show that the Turks were mpre favoAibly disposed toward signing. The atmos­ phere about the conference Is tenso today, the chiefs of the allied dele­ gation* holding lengthy consultations. j (Dr Thr .Xssnrlntril Press) TALLAHASSEE. Jnn. 29— A com­ mission as adjutant general of this state was mailed today to J. Clifford Foster at his New York address. Gencrnl Foster, whose appointment to succeed the late General Charles laveil, was announced by the governor Saturday. It is understood Foster plans to return Immediately to the state. ■ '------------ Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Reed, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. White and son motored over from Cocoa and spent Saturday nnd'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. A, Reed, sr. * ' Hut Have Not*Reen Delivered In the Peacock Case I Or Tfce A . . o r U re a P r m ) TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 27.— Altho the Governor acted favorably on the application of the North Carolina executive for extradition of Dr. J. W. Peacock who escaped from the In­ sane asylum in that state last August and who was recently declared sane by a Florida court, the papere had not been delivered to the North Caro-j tine representative here this morn­ ing. The whetcabouta o f Dr. Peacock are ,nol known here, ami hla attor­ ney sold'he was unaware o f. hia Insurance companies any most Area are unnecessary. They may bo nec­ resting easily. Matthewson,* accord­ essary, however, to the people who ing to the hospital physicians is seri­ ously injured. T|)o other boys' inju hold the policies. rics are not thought to bo serious. t Tho Herat i delivered six times n whereabout*. ’ Thq Herald for first class Job work. week for 16c. �T H E 8 A N F 0 R D D A IL Y H E R ALD , S A T U R D A Y , J A N U A R Y 27. 1923 Worrhcstcr, Crosby, GrSlintn Lyles, Walker, Grow, Lilja, Baisden, Torrance, Miss Mr**.. spent the day hero yesterday Krupp nml others. 'jMrith hi* cousin, Mrs.-George Rico, -------• en route home from St. Petersburg MBItRIK MATRONS BRIDGE CI.UII and other places of interest in the Mr*. Hnrry Hccrcn was the grnc- state. ious hostess Thursdny afternoon whert site entertained at bridge nt her home There will be a business meeting on Union Avenue. The guests in­ of the Pipe Organ Club, Monday a f­ cluded the members' of the Mercic ternoon nt 3:30 at the Iiaptist church. Matrons Bridge Club. All members arc urged to be present. Yellow and green, the color motif, 8. A. Irwin left yesterday for Now uis beautiful)' carried opt in every detail o f this pretty jiarty. Golden York City and eastern markets to calendulas and ferns being used. The buy his spring stock for the Sanford « tally cards-were nlso designs of flow­ Dry Good* Co. ers carrying out the color scheme. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Hunter, of WnnThe prise for high score, n Janiekons, Okla., arrived in the city yes­ nicr with ferns, was won by Mrs. terday and are stopping nt the Mon­ Harry Lewis, while the low score tezuma. prise, went to Mrs, A. W. Fitts. For Spring. Just 1 eceived a new line of sam­ ples o f ttie Famous Hopkins Pop ular Priced T ailoring. Prices ranging from $22.00 to $44.00 fo r three-piece Suit. Come in and let us take your measure. Will order the suit to be delivered when you want it. Firwt Qunllly— Low Prices 115 E ast First Street---------------------Phone 104 MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Phona *17-W MODERN Hopth Carolina:.Cloudy Saturday; shower* in* west Avirtioq; Sunday METHODS shown*; itynfihtAfd-irilld.'1 ACCURATELY Mr. nnd Mrs. II. M. Delxiof o f Kal­ amazoo, Michigan, an* in the city for the winter and are the guest* o f the Keminolu lintel, Mr. IK Ixwif is o f the Him of Delxmf and Weidncr Mini he is in the celery game in his home state nnd will l*e in the gnmo here buying ami shipping in car‘loud lots. KNTKK NOUS lilt I DC K CI.UII Mis. George Fox entertained the member* o f the Kntrc Nous llridge Club most pleasantly Thursdny even­ Thci guests were greeted upon their ing, at her home on Park avenue. arrival by Mrs. Archie Bell* nnd There wer three tables of players, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd. Mrs. Hefts’ ex­ including one extra table of guests. quisite costume was of*blutk tulle, A very interesting game o f bridge over satin, trimmed with silver med­ was |dnycd during the evening, nn.l allions. Mrs, Lloyd Wore a beaded the prizes, guests towels, with tatrobe of Jade green sequins over sattitig edges were won hy Mrs. Deane Turner ami .Mrs. K. A, Douglass. At. the conclusion o f the game, the hostess served dainty rc*frt*shmenU. The guests for the evening were: Mrs. Deane Turner, Mrs. II. F. the frock worn hj Mrs- Coleman,; The ebaptep will meet the last Friwhilc Mr*. Holly’s costume was of day of earh mouth nnd it is earnestly VVhilnvr, Mrs. K. D. Mobley, Miss blaek tulle headed over satin, worn hoped,that cm ti memltcr will*reserve M a rth a Fox. Mrs. 8. O. Chase, Mrs. with a corsage of pink Kndianee rio- that' mjc day .uol make a spe ial ef I. ('. Ball. Mrs. It -I. Holly. Mrs G. I*. Iltshop, .Mrs. Sneed, hr*. Bryan es. Miss O'.Mnin wore a smart frock f..it lo In* in attend''ace. Strumnn nnd Mis. K. A. noughts*. • of Mark Spanish I,ace oVci .lade green satin, Mrs. Lee was attired in ear |. ,\. BIRTHDAY PARTY dinnl tulle, with bodice of panne vel* The nttroetivo home o f Mrs. F. K. vet, with coriaige of fiishia flowery Smith, on French avenue, was the nnd foliage. j scene of a delightful birthday party The tally cards were given out by land towel shower Thursday evening, little •Miss’ Louise Purdun and Mas- with which tin* ladies of the G. 1. A. ter I,. P. Mi-Culler. Louise, wore a honored the members whose birthdainty frock of batiste romhined- with days came in January, luce, while I.. Ik’s little suit was of The rooms were prettily decorated white serge. 1 m potted plants, ferns, riilcuduhis lord Tin afternoon w as ipn kl> spi ni i-n uirlni'iii. W'lth the spirited game o ' bridge Old-fashioned games, music nnd played, when scores were counted, it fi nty woik made the time puss quick* .win found that Mr*. John 'Leonard!, |y and at a late hour-the joint ,hosht-Id high score, and wits awarded a levies, .Me.idatnea Stmili, James, Moye *<rfn pillow. The second high score,, llr.iher and Courrler served delicious prize, n tnlde runner, went to Mrs. C. ufreshmetits, consisting of strawherR. Kirtley. Mrs. W. M. Ilelding hold- rv Ice cream and cake o*i prettily dec* log low score was given n tray cover, orated plates with nasturtiums as The cut prize, n box of stationery, favors. Was won by Mrs. Roy t’liittrndon. The h o s t e s s were the recipients of Lit dies’ Itc.sj Room . S A L K S A N D S E R V IC E A Complete Stock of Purls . 4* ENTERTAINS C. K. Little MIhk Carmen Guthrie enter­ tained the members o f tiro ' Little Folks Christian Endcnvor, of the Presbyterian church, last evening ut her home on Magnolia avenue. Ilu A d * o f sweet peas, roses, and uastiirtiuiiis were effectively used in the varhius rooms. The ftnmcs and entertainment were in chnfgc of Miss Gayle Marshall nssisfeil by Rebecca Stevens and Camil­ la Pulcaton. In the word contest, the prize, a box of handkerchiefs, wni won by Klizuhelh Knrle. Late in the evening refreshments consisting o f ice tieam and cake were scryetl. There were about twenty members '.vho.’enjoyed this delightful evening. B. & 0. MOTOR GO Snnford, Fin., Corner Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue Distributors Seminole nnd Lnko Counties Complete Line Accessories ’ • nnd Tires Not Only Pure but Delicious ROUTH BAKERY A NEW Next lo I’rinccss Theatre S H IP M E N T P R E S C R IP T IO N DRUGGIST T H E R E X A L L STORE OF Ladies’ Spring Dre* Consisting ot all the new materials and colors: Canton Crepes, Rosharanara Crepe, Paisley, and Taffetas, at prices to suit most any purse--*. company with lion. N. II. Cox is in the cify again a f­ ter na absence of many years and is visiting his naither. Mr. Cox Is a civil engineer and will tinv'e ah olTice in tho Wclaka building here as well as one in Cuba nnd one at St. Augus­ tine. He was connected with the old Agricdttura! College at Lake City and afterward with Florida Univer­ sity in the engineering department as well as being in charge of the cadels. He niro helped to lay out many o f the branches and main lines o f the East Coast railway and spent his boy­ hood days in this city, wheie there are mnny old friends to welcome him back. • Miss Saritn Lake, who is attend­ ing the Woman's College nt Tallahas­ see, arrived here yesterday nnd will spend the week end here with her pnrcnls, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Lake. The shndow 0f a trac-d) near to wrecking thr hippj. ne*.H of beautiful KaiMrr#. Why^ did the spirit of j 0fc, Carteret's dead bride fail return as promised, and akit did he do to reronrite the d*»d* Don’t fail to come and fnj out the truth about “Smili*’ Thru." 112 MAGNOLIA AVENU E Professor J, S. Gibson, celebrated phrenologist ami character reader,' of Macon, Gn., is in the city and will he found nt tin- Semlholc Hotel. Ilis charges nre reasonable and the publie is hereby respectfully invited to take advantage of this opportunity io find out what is the best course to pursue in the training, education nnd 2S0-2tp Dr. and Mrs. Kelley are back in occupation of children. Sanfold for the winter from their home in Port Jervis, New York and aro comfortably situnted in Comfort COLLECTIONS—OLD ACCOUNTS, Cottage. Dr. Kelley is one of the pro­ overdue notes, had checks. Write minent physicians of New York state (or our proposition. Our representa­ nnd has been coming to Sanfonl foe tive will call on you.—Southern Ad' the winters for many year*. Their juslmetil \gcnry, Drew Building, Or­ many friends are glad to see Dr. and lando, Florida, PH O NE 325 Mrs. Kelley in'Sanford again. . KODAK Dealer P H IL A T IIEA CLASS { Last evening the members of the I hiluthin Class of the Presbyterian church, entertained nt a picnic sup­ per, at the home of Miss Esther Mil­ let on Mngnoiiu avenue. The various rooms were opened en suite and decorated with hnsket* of sweet pens nnd ferns. The members of the clnss present were Misses Mary Howard, Allic OilIon, Ruth Glllon, Ann I.ec, Fern Ward, S Edna Chittenden, Hermonln Lehman, Cernrtlino Muriel ami Esther Miller. NO HAND CONCERT TOMORROW There will be no band conccri to­ morrow ns several mombors of the Sanford band nre III and-this is also the case with the members o f tho Kissimmee band who were to have exchanged with the Sanford hand to­ morrow. * B u y a H upp and Y o u ’ll Save Money Large and Up*to*Date Fill! ng Station WEATHER REPORT Of exceptional interest was the Foley Kidney Pill* had the desired ef­ game* o f bridge played when scores fect," writes II. B. Arbuckle, South charming courtesja jvero counted, the prize for high score Uarre, Vermont. Backache,' ’rheuma­ • a lovely head chain, was won by Mrs. tism, dull headache, too frequent or — • W. J. Thigpen. burning urination aro symptoms of I) CHAPTER, U. Following the game, the guests Kidney uml Bladder trouble. Disord­ C. ' wore invited into tho dining room for ered kidneys require* prompt treat­ Turkey dinner nt the Cafeteria to­ ment. Neglect causes serious compli­ nrd chapter of tho refreshment*. The dining table wn» iched forth on its!centered with a howl of Dorothy Per- morrow. See the advertisement in cations. Foley Kidney Pills give ng the season for'kin* roses nnd ferns. Refreshments another part of this issue. quick- relief. Sold everywhere.— Adv. LOVELY BRIDGE PAR TY, Yesterday afternoon Mesdames J. B. Coleman nnd Reginald Holly were the charming hostesses, when they entertained* at bridge nt the Parish House, honoring Mis* Helen O’Maru, of Jnrksbn, Mich., the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. P. Potter and Mrs. Joseph Lee, a recent bride. There were twenty-table* of player*. Yellow, pink and green, the color scheme, was artistically carried out in every detail nnd later in the re­ freshments. Vines, palms nnd potted plants were used with charming ef­ fect. Yellow ami pink streamer * were suspended from over head, and the lights were covered with yellow which cast n mellow gfcw over this pretty scene. • EXAMINED FITTED J. J. N. CONNER, Manager • EYES (ic'ibjgin:, Partlv cjoudy in south and ehnwi|j ^ \ibrth podlUm Satur­ day. Sunday 'showers: mild temperalure. Florida:. Fair Saturday and Sun­ day: mild temperature. \ - *.— ’ -'r -«* t * * Extreme northwest Florida and AlRefreshments tof a salad course fol­ John A. Hlondcll, of Rnltimore, ar­ nbamn: Showers Saturday; Sunday lowed by an ice course were served rived In the city yesterduy and is partly cloudy and cooler. at the conclusion o f the can! game. making his headquarters nt thu Mon­ Those enjoying the cordial hospi­ tezuma while in the city on business** One of the largest local corportality o f Mrs. Hccrcn were Mesdames . • ctions ha* a permanent position for a R. J. Roily, A. W. Fitts, Lewis, Drum­ I*. T. Allen, of Sorrento spent* the mond, Walsma, C. E. Henry,'W . T. day here yesterday transacting busi­ young lady typist. ( Must be neat, rapid and have some knowledge of Langley and Miss Mnrgaret Clark. ness. * bookkeeping. Address reply In your own handwriting giving detail* of'ex­ EVERY MEEK HRIDGE CI.UII ‘ Mrs, Tom Delunoy nnd little son perience, salary expected and phone Thursdny afternoon Mrs. Rnymond Judson, of Atlanta, nro the guests of OPTO M ETRIST-O PTICIAN fiumbcr to P. O. Box CIO. 201-atp Key was the charming hostess when Mr. nnd Mrt. T. E. King. she entertained at bridge nt her home Phone 410-------- Opposite P. O, on 1’nrk avenue, tho guests including MARRIED tile' members of the Every Week In the parlors of the M.*E. Parson­ Snapper Steaks, Fresh Snlt Water K ID NE Y TROUBLE CAUSES Bridge Club. age, Orlando, Dr. J. W, Coleman of ullet, Sea Trout.—Stone’s Market, LAMENESS Quantities of roses combined with Sanford to Mrs. Martha W. Pyle of 7 Sanford Avenue. 257-4tc "A lameness followed me for some • greenery adorned the rooms where Martins Ferry, Ohio.. tlmq, and 1 felt that it was cnu*od the card tables were arranged. from kidney trouble. One bottle of \VK INVITE YOUR INVESTIGATION I f j m fcav* s i r »• —I f y a a a r a n l u a a / w N r r a a r earning t e a , , ar If ara rn lrrla ta ln a , w rit « aaa ta l r a i d to Ikla 4 r a « r l m r a l , a i r i n g 4.1.11a. a r t r l r p b n a r I k . Itrm. It tell W areally • „ f * * l « t * 4 to to to to to to .1*1 to to to to to DR. A. Y. PORTER HERB l)r. A. Y. Porter o f Key West and hls'nelce Miss Harris nre in the city the guest* of the Valdez hotel. Dr. I’oiter is well-knbwn here, hnving been head of tho State Health Board for many years. Miss 1/nrri* is ft classmate o f Miss Sarlia-Lake, nnd tin* ladle* nre enjoying their stay * Hferry Cameron Crlppen left on the noun train yesterday for Gainesville where he will enter the Department the Woman's College'at Tallahassee. of Agriculture o f the University of th e Dally Herald. IGo per week. Florida. Goods which we have just received. We have all the Wanted materials con­ sisting of Printed Flaxon, Tissue Ging­ hams, Ratines, colored Indianhead, Irish Linen, Knickerbocker Tweed, French Ginghams, Percales, Batiste4 Voiles and and quality and--- B U Y IT A T C H U R C H W E L L ’ S. �eye lash. All of them como under the same category when it copies tirsh-nliitg with them and all o f them shonffl get the name kind of treatment from the otTirials of every city, town and 1. — A new Library Building in the center of the city. 2. — Extension of the present bulkhead on the lake shore. hamlet. They should be given the 3. —The now pier and boat basin finished before Junitary, Vun nl 'once and not allowed to prey upon the public under any guise 1921. whatever. The ladies of Sanford com­ •I.— A big AudiUiriu'mthnt will sent at least 3,000 people. plained Inst-week of a rough custom^ it. a . M .r.i. 5.— New home for the Campbell-Lossing Boat, American A d .r% "".« phwl* «>" l,ha>e uf fhrUHanlty. i t. a. M OI.I.V er handing out cards about hi* crip­ A Sanford Institution under the direct man­ the Kiwanis, Rotary, Civitans and all Legion. , * A d .rrll.ln K Iftnlrw M * d r li 11411%ft Hl» G.— A Community.Chest uut of which all funds will be i other similar organisations are doing pled condition but his Tobunt yahAyitllrflUdii agement of the following i.ifw is s in r r arruiail** summer j a work that Is making its impress for, »titution belied the words on the drawn. I'honr J»-VV «!ir r » ..... gaud on the business world. Ukcland ! card, lie worked the residence soe7. —Two mill tax for publicity purposes. b o a r d o f d ir e c t o r s i tion and the homes Where the wo* 8. — Municipal ownership, starting with water works and Suh.rrli-IInn l*Tlre In . \ * l « n » r r 1 S t n r - T c K 'g r a n t . Onr Y r n r ** _____ i men folks were usually alone. 4 soft water. ■ l> l l n n l b s . ............. W lli.s only clnint to being a cripple l l r llt r tr r i) In I ’lljr k ) f u r r i e r 9. —Systematic mosquito campaign and cleaner city, “ Clod Forbid" says Dr. Frank Crane .1. It. Anthony, W. H. Tunnicliffc, Dr. S. PulOne IV rrk ■ t3 • r n l . was the fact that he kept one hand 10.—Ten thousand people here one year from today. ___________ "that I should ever own a r.cwapaeaton, E. If. Hawkins,.W* E, Scoggan, j prr or attempt to manage one! It in his* overcoat pocket, but It was . C. F. Williams • nd l* piiklUheH^rvrpy I rlilnjr. M y r- i ;iXcs vaster qunntitic* of both roUr- loomed afterward that be could use II.Inc pair, nindp knnon nn uoiillrit. . . . . , equate for us to rontinuo to h jy sup*; linn. *3-00 prr >rnr, ■!**n> • In nil.anrr. age am! tact than t possess. What this hand to roll a cigarette as well plies and “ pay ensh" with every or* \ liK iiiu at T ill' A ssn riA T i:» 1*111:** a queer man this |)r. I-rank ( rane as anyone ami was not crippled at nil. der. Wo ahall rujvcr forget the clta* When the Indies coining to the duor Thr A m oc U I m) press la eselustvctv must he, to confess that lie lacks eaA L L D E P O S IT S I N S U R E D grin with which wo received an an*; :?.‘ ,^ . ,0d!.^|Ucr»s,0re r M ' m ,,!r "J l««cl»y■«« rtm a n e w s ie r . Most p*o- refused hint anything he was right swor to the Unit order we seat not otherwise em itted In .Oils Pfli,*’ C i)lo seem to think that running a newr* suuty about the matter and tin? police ami also t)re local news pulillsUed 1>) (i i f ...................._ . . , ..................... ... . r>*-rcln nnper iv iU;<t the easiest thing; they should have been told to get him butj^'PPly huttao without enclosing thu^J .ui1rights Of rs-pahllcstloa of *p*clal i i that they could do a nothing ivao said about him until i ea*hr Although this hsgF* had reuSv- " »; u m ; ; '; ; : : S is. v L * «• .«»«■ h e . . . . .. * Jt h * « * . . * f.r «*. <* s ' " - ' l l " ' ,LVl!,' - - h— - matter* arc arranged new. What dot faf if the police knew he vtJ here. «*ah in advance, the credit depart TURKISH Hi ".’it bad never m .»rd --f the (irm amli ^ cigarettes V I R G I N I A r Dr. rrnnr mpan* anyway ? Courage The pike h.uilillie called at once jin Sanford, Florida BURLEY this kind for undoubt- it was necessary to et d back to ui 1 ___ ____ , *- *_______________ — and tact— what have they got to do '•**>' r;‘ •' for ref cretin t. I h■m,t" o-.l tint. jsp~ With the running o f a newapnper? Dr. *•••!>■ itch rhatactcR ore Mini !.v "• <!. r- » . Crane must bo kiddingus.-SI »ur. Cl- *Ut»" for lln Pght fingered gentry U* the writer had dealt with thK hutis v ' tv .Isarnil. ‘cllbv.* m d ft vide of burglaries frd* 0-1 a credit lauds for mmc lime a cap* S ^ N F O liD C O M IM lT O T U E n m i ! ■ ____ ___________ : , Ihi, mUo.ve guard into Sau- pie of yc.tra nr m-ife before and it (B K S T ID V A n u :- STOCKS »'ard “ pa; wise" to the easy plarrs by watt itercs.-.jtty only for him to vplaitt I itev gx-'.v .tin! 'truck i.-,n int Ihei lie. linked tho prohibit!otj tittivad. iHanfunl i^ clowly but run ty null­ that he was a pat User in thu concert; world for themselves With nil th - sj-jr.mnt with the Ifith addii. . ^ _____ hks fellow. thcm.-K T o r ing itself up to prominence. The f ntjsliiution o f the l*nit>d Stater There seems to lw n tohdepeyThe poliiv force of Sanford and es- in order to gat ail the credit wc‘ need i lidtude of a mother. speed with which this is being ac* throughotil the UnitedStaten on the. iS'cLdly th** tilgh' force sh iuld be ed. It opened th*' t of our “ pay ” "A ll of -Hi m till) not ;i:t ■ aw ay .which tvnf pioclaim ed in f 70, ;,nd comjdlfihutl k ever increasing, .San w m gf „pn]e pi.OJlh. § lMiM | (|tiejl. cn;*h° partner who thought h.-fqro u nenled ty rmothep motorcycle cop I with the ib. d o f tin* wsr Many oflffrftttUtl the negro wilfra ;.s “tvo fotd is rbortly going to ait the pm.... • , T "' - iA ’ ' ' h ® t smiuce if p..-; ,ble and a dint all He ..m b-1 t-. tie is .-.der In Jitem imhihitig in cliildhoaih.the ,t,;a- iidportatlt and hit/-;rtathAMIRIJUITOWCfOCa dluristci for many nf the cit.es in Central Fb,. lh#|| ^ „ jd r bankern for an Apia- V ^ m of |ntnd, established all ‘•staWish credit was to pay ea dt. ; lit! me- of the Did S-u th, iiv< i op: whill-nre now jitaking, sm 1 cm 1ike— rida. Most o f IhU rcrtlon have depend- 1 |ui #J| pureh4ic*. Tho Florida [amund the ci y. Money apent on mure Without,credit.nl! *>t mi would be . * - like the,war time M rtnwty* herttelf, till ly to make tor lav t i Aai'ti- . rd upon two sourrei of income, or wi " , I’ .iu: tr.'ilttiit run life.*1 . ‘ . ’ , D’-vdopmcnt Hoard n commends to night pulieet.ieh i- wtll spent nnd ca- j ncriuusly iinndicapred: -onr.* of uf*' touched* thdr heart a with a a.'itu,-.' !hrmii;h tip* ji.rlu.i might say two fartor.i Dial have ,, , , , do; at thl= would fail, lint it i; - --rentink that of tlii,-, old rent bn -j.t. ,.n ! r1 ■rat it, < d even thiv.-n to u ,C recent, limes. Tit. uhject that “ tm th -1 '* . ' . . . . alt invet toes who are hot iniimatrlv y.-cjidly b cit I tiiis spelled mtcccrr. Uhelher.il ha.’ breit line of yea”. Sanfmd i* getting to b-- the most .-ctinea ’ Mention lie given cidtocs rnrg oi mnd th ■ w I *In few Indeed, rciunin today. j 1st It.uaia and of th •l-t nc'j.ui! tied with atotks and Ivo-ds lb i* *'i'i’l’.rtt.ucLirg or citrus the other factor liar idle it »■;{..-• rfnd *i l.i inipo-dlile fm to credit vve have ■ •tthli in i|. f'n d ii ’ if tlic I.onttly sift a ■ ‘ ■ *'W ithrn” are In'liig cred-to r ! e luxe liny IN M iS TID A Ti: HKFOltK IN •’ n;.i: No wnitdi i* thill v, he I Fn /“ been tourist (nr • winter visitor) o. ilmau o f .’ forth Carolina pc* .'xaffetl character, no man or v ” * pras'iMoux of law, and raid i ro ate \ liViTIND. Any banker, v/ill gladly ih,1 pat4o|i,;e:i to cover the ‘ootiri ; i , we believe, iitor to he dcsirctl than T»HLt •i patronage, Hanford has been plug­ man w "i e «?ta..ie m tin Nation.''iln icii vt-rboten udv : c Jii.i cilents about the worth nnd I .’i gill ami b ead’ ll of the city as Dh cn.d», for rrrtlil i; more clastic. Ihcij,,..,.,, rcpre'cttbitivesi, h. llies I'm td. ging along fo r years (and doing gcmiinenc.-n o f ary stock ptojmsitioo mounted jiolic ' t otild do. Last year [ g re a t trouble with t o i l elasticity, is, day, and Bpoke in In h ilf of a loll lu | 11 t 'ai'ibd him n more pcnulne ' fnlm |stblcrt to .uvciv4 o n e that 11•I’ -s,i van quite well at that) with but one but jt i omabnrmMing to him to when the American Iwghm patrolluli however, that it c m .'brink eve;, more ^ inVrr*U,eel. m l.b Erg. Di , „ ,A t. -1}. | >f nffceiJaiiate' ctmmeiadi-irDoii, and fMp-iW.” of Ou-io from which it has derived an show that an investment which has: quickly than it can tretch. What uur ip .ivM yu .a u M C „. i i e a a. »s mu our merit ; « doiratu a nuldic d ie in Wash«>o.*Miment U. Ifrr n>. m .- . could: (1„ t, f ..,.t .. ‘ he city f ’*r act oral week* tho differ-j l impetur that rooms to have br-tm is.en ntnde, canno*, ba recommended. •nee in shady charaetirr# he-c va y o tu g folks need to he taught as „ , ..,* „ f i-e '■ ' ‘ I'hrh. V.\_»m y C • il •- , ,,v aJ, lh ,' u„ lid - nnd; highly satisfactory to some of thn.u that the Tt. c. . fn ’ mtt^ ( notleed fit hilt ■ and the people felt fo.iiidnlioti fo r tl‘ l •' buMnea., life tr Cuuf.-ttoriuy might .r e e l a m m um e;,.) Hite are who apparently did not renlixe the HOW.FAN l IDS III-! MAIMS LT? , -m ,.n ' ’ Wl11 -'lat her o - , afe for they knew that the city wo.- '.mi cied.t p. the ha 1 . o f in tim ity f „ t|„. i M timf. 1 A lit all advantages to be gained by hnvifigj nil „ . j n it th- ecu v -Il rtatid !■ , being [nitri lled ill night. Tiiis vvniliiI and that niie h lirid obligation tm a nty, he wr. (lj Fitly ...... Hid 1 a ll .iij-ii two VyHnilers* so to sjamk. Those Wtnde days lost in business nnd '-*! be neec-tfiary if more m -uiit -d pu- j l»u?« inerta person i to maintain his <*r mat id ■ i alike. 6 i> m.« 11.0 o ld ’. N:wort heir n *t of the more observing set have n • i ttrofe uorml work of any bind b -si-M l.cemcti co.FI be pip, nil 111 f ii f . il he pr.., V. * 1 v.ho • .‘edit unimpaired uiak. hi.s siinple ! .mli d .. > ..»> . ! A ■ ey - ! by laigo llUhlb." 1> nlixisl that more prog lens i mild In p:<>d'ietion aln'iniegly, aid il ii n;>- v. wot d as g 0.1 u llt.le secured by i-d l lido the illy p vcitN't* mat in the Ma •i ill NeW. 11 wn * a w. *i 'liX eiit and m orally madc by ‘ twin cylinder’ polling and1(-j ll.ng t<> think of the umlone ta b ■jo . ly night in d I. * It-.iiiv to an- I t olintcra). iso one i -it. gam ble nod do . fii, ib s n t u ■ king of s a y s l.'lk i J Ih eie .. mi iikeliii ■ He il in through the efforts of these that , 'hat confront labor everywhere o-- a her nil sutnmnr . at e •, e lid -; mi one can 1 , Iran, i-s It it:.- it’s - 1 -ii h in .-tv, - iy M ever’ can he enforved, im i ways nnd meins have recently been instil* of non pio-Iurtive do/r onaend do this; hu! Aiiothe: dni.gernU tdi.ng i*» do i* h. < n-ditV tiii'a' “ Mr. So d: '-ic w.. i ap|!.I’ dd.i a . * i Xl rllililllt e «.f m-, resorted to t-i secure Die additional tied fit rough -tril.e.. ami dispute* •o pick up strangers mi th-* ro ads at ■credit iv amliitinii' fi lend anil earce i »•«» •*« art • ■ II;. 1 i ; I. e. ! 1 1h eh.tugl h it or’.iit what cost or i■ i factor necessiii y to place, their city in <.f various kind-. In Fngland it i* "•lit who a -,i y. ur ear wanting to advisor amt it .s Ii .mu I be v; rtiesily stu• na-.it n position so that it might keep pan .,;d that o v r nioi Iron nuliion day n l . Pome of them may be nil right died by every yo ,i u jM'rsun who run Hi liev. 1 p|. ii. at)a it, n'-i. h ■A.i glS or o f neglect o f. ollne i-|, Valid .it? Dc- ; ; jvl.-dons o f the * unr l tuft, with the rapid growth of some that were b>=t last year in the course of but- many of ilium arc hold-op r;tv*ri tcmjiluU'rt it lilisitie- - career. I a ca­ t-ti another *ou. ;.g to.ni l o f iqqilm. r tie. i <f F.dumbin • i WlUiii lie truylt h -.-at. have outdistanced Sanford during Die joint dispute:, involving ft.VJ.OUO wn. k md nothing ;! e. It b dariyrmia t*i i hurt: F unmereial. I lari’: I’ rohihil lo t f A ft e r imintlttg out t'ipast few years. ; prople. The engineering end ship !-■ be out at night at this time of the* " It irt *Ty fi it ing that th .!■ I i tini*e i tnti-v where In •lie F ile .* i 5*tfill ■hi lllfl Ii. ve boon 1 1 .1f, **»FJ With the acquisition o f a first c!ar < building induatiirs wc;v rc-upon db|e ! ‘ "i i.oti ndinviit wi. .*r t ithri walking or liding and f ft » ’ •* - ■,.• In r cl! v- - a t i; tourists’ hotel (and Du- development f,,r ,,Vrr *evvnte.-n million of th**:.e lUtioii vvil* save many a person from xa fi - 1 i i-k -r :•:-si r',i ,i i . t r> 1II . I I 4 4 i? it; 1h if r. :u- lib-' <>' . Ill I 1 O L t ffit l . . t !I; i . . fi roe th r j-lth anil l.'Ui m Inn. of the natural resources Sanford ha» hist days/ Dnemploymenf Itguri- •d.in-ry and death. litis X. tb F t T1 Tp tfltiVi 'll' ? t i tihcliruow ! t V J H aW 1 b- - he i llennit ecd -- a ! til thu to make this hotel a much talked of l,t* di- c.ibi d by Fnglish i oturrot? pa— r- a , r JJ lit It l- Weil to lie prejuim! at all time;- ; er i a matte (Irhily e.iough," he tonlia . wklLe.- report in the north) it will he Hts os •mtr.oH-nljfg "etiorntui-s waste tod luojff v sp. Ill on better pro’ n *inti j *3 W=9 siirvivei, b jw ri I wit!!i y ii.- .iii 1 l rr i, at. t ,1, but a question of a very short iim ef,'f skilled, trained human power in at thin time of the year is money «t ■I1 t la I n lb ilounced by tile e . ..'in ii .« inDm -I,glit >*t ii i aa a o f i - t " Dr. N-rf. ,y Hutl-.r, leis ,utd rupiertcntativis when Sanford will be up in the vun j productive capacity to *ny .nothing w. il t |tv.\. Yvjjj |*n .n ■ iraditlo • *-f lo t , 4j.h. .-lie Ifrom »*1* standpoint of population, " f Die vast I -- in vasion, d through •« iuent of Fidiimbi..;; i'nivc-r.-.lty, to any length to enforce '' pfSftU* biuketl upon with .affccti Hui'.e iv . r k-e'.tred in an nddrcn 'ert' n'ay ; t The moviig spirits tint made San ‘die plant,- whah -Uml with whivlr^ tp m xt cj so r j n rj ^ b jolt* of-the IMh amcinimcii' d th iu a'.di of I; villi.;: f . rhe-a.mml mid vytnl ford's tksunlry Flub a posaihtlUy |niotioiUtsa, while the daily los aDn.i, thru .m tnig of th.at Xj T lli; III.I) NKt.flO M A M M Y " turn with fi ding of *!c pjohio -lat. Bet A xkou it o r. were the pionccrn In thi* progressive morn Is up into tin- millions. S’.. AnThe Daily itera’ d, I'n-'pe etsiet on to the kindly old Mammy1 , i-dine Hccutd. movetnent to bring, Sanford Lo Die ; Th e editor nr The ' Sun. looking I ' ** fate nnd they are to lie greatly com­ Xa h.'lqk through a vista o f man* ihan w|m pro haps nursed tl/fiv ituJrf t i1> and i liildim-.d. The tTtfcDij us ii± r VDit?. F A F S !i« OF CHIME mended, fur in a sense, they** have X3 sev, ntv year-, mth the good old eoiwas n.ature’* own In!lahy. and her created the nucleus upon which Do xa otjn "Mammy" wfio nursed us in Whut caused two St. I ‘etc :.rthurg Wealth of folk hoc 1.'tie '- if! ultimate rnpid development of San“ a !* j X; XT Xi childhood 11 w- were a y.etths to steal ten or n, ,^ po !,<■! and i. II Do* f.i K.ie f ' . 1 4 . 1) .-•* for will ypring. for to attract thi l-o ; - l.e'i I" i I*11 ' What I.l'-e e.l a ulijert .ii .it o'.i heart wr w -o' I \ .dl-i'o-’i ill Ii. mil- . ' hi tohrist two es'n-tii ml * w e m*ri *,u; , a t VSII" DON'T T A K K IT lie g ild to in i' •■ tclldel lila- to the iue i in F t 1i a - again ; i .- .* 1\ bl.UI Nlgil cult I t.llllllii ill.*. Sit, good tourists' hotel and a Ii: t r!u«> I I i lilt A LIA i ti> 1 irllimlt l l l l l o . . i iiuo- ? I' ir , memory of "Aunt Julia," vouhl heal a wiiiin-l with a ki.,.! whc.sgolf link-. Tl ;e former cannot at tract hard to ray. Hut we hear that Sir IHa ta­ lut we hear that Sir ' , , , U i« strange Imw the very mention : ail the prophylactic;! and m . m m mi; touristi without the ph*-ttnee of the rt.I Thompson . late i htt'f of f i dlaiit) o on u*. giv nt. m v ve to tie sonrj of the tdd time cnlored people touche : nu-dbamentum:: of the r<Jlvge o' latter nnd the latter will not rerve e ith e r a a borrower bn h*rn said: "N j Yard, ha ■ nott kept UP with m h*ni -Neilher nor .a lend-.lIl0 hrnr,.rt of the better cln * ,.f the Sui-nm wm.hl uftertv uturfy fail. |; -he the resident* without a hotel. Kpr age* Upon ages, other HoUtbernere, Those of Us who recall vva ,, ... , ,, t , ! psychology, for he tells u tbn I "*4, b tru • t.i Dm type, d ir h.ei comhmation of the two squib rapid are "not made by drink by 1 ^ nidi d"' father* have given their <H«' real nid b!r.< I, Joe of Dnvery (In; ;, vvei cared Fn at the ISig llu. growth for any city with iw ;i hull !" n , ■<4»f« * that 1 re. li­ •Ivice, sometime' il..... « f u.t who lived on the farm t|rv 1 Heredity, not by the h ml dtip ( i f 1 hq,* d u g.-mily :tiie, cyt v !' lie. the natural resource o f Sanford. lrf " maki ng trngeiiy of .i life by 11 lrmvv. vvliutt we wi’te i llildren ami *111 ilium uf poverty, not by any of (lib b ill * I.UH ilt i * >!lt.. la.mo Winter Hark Herald. .ittttnit ly loiggckted, but l.y tli tb­ 111 1; t hi t :!»j»r into the pitiful Itmito hi- t.liee vvliile in told us wifrd i;de . red g. ::iii wr. 11 ’ X Hi’ llm m:;<‘d hv lllrk 1if tournee:! when* -in to allow off tii provi ili m all fi * s '.h 'I f loyalty to hi* men, * t A di-ipati'h from WushlrgUm .ay fllif l\ s* llbllllVk I > pi •I> . Imiim rd, 01) v ni'ii V' 1 I- .1r the eqiig ali ail thoi ii. Iinli! and nilventoi! u th.i it h mg '< ir: . l .of: j f le i M l I : Senator Horidi dors not rin d.i;, i lo-w. i-i,, in ii ii wn. lh>' mimiiiitiou a ui io ghl have i in tiiliu.cd to tin ' world “ Head That'* Heading lo w ," And all i v. o ' and vvh.it v.. drink cocoa or ten; ha:, uevei tnstei) envy o f their t intvitquirary ‘ friends im alcalde pr.cep! ami example. 4.1 f us recall llu dear obi colored mam­ aim m ? abstract lb. M l tl i V n a j t t liquor and docs! pot know one cant m-it as iiM-inti i." He Ii iv** in mind two men who mies win linv* mu.-,eil our chiblreti i.... ; | v that u i “ fg in im ; fot, from another. Which sounds like tin Wi* n-rtiUHim dluil Sir Ha d in thi* r'.atlcd bfe with Dial advice ringing o|- prinided, like uncrowned qltcciu fi. mI.h,*" convey *tl tin m nt.ing to hi • ? preacher at the m-gm camp nut-tiiig B e b e P o -n ie ls ,a n d A n n a Q . N i l s s o n in t alatcinent U m u le lu gp ptn r mure in their eura. One heeded; Die oih- over o u r'kitehcti-.i, tnilid. The t I«*fff5c• of her "Midi,who, after one penitent had recited sweejiing than lie itie.an.H , , " : r sweeping lha.i means to be. o f: * 'r did not. Today the one who hcedC f a r a m o u n t p ic tu r e , 'f f i n k G o d s * il war the -lory of the old negro folks" weir )icr.’ c r e t n i e r.i, far a j n lo r g In i o f sucre fid barnyard fo* (lll, ( ,M U tinneed f; faimiii ; headj-d Im.i, vvotldcr fill ability along cor* mammy njs t( hi )(y Henry tjrady in any notion af*4io«tilily i ttld ti ikanyrays, demanded; “ .Say. n.ggah, i* yonV ,jf j tellt|lini| Vftrd wmdd not rm deny 'bat Main liner, and-he might have pnveit A I THU I’ HINCESS TUESDAY, J A N l’ AltV 3U'i'!l, HUJ his wonderful Uu i Ujii speech that first? lodging iu Int himpic ami loving na*f nr braggin'?"— lnu!'tptfi 7 - Leesburg 1 ' Bom- crtmlrtuF . , confessln’ or are made ro th osigh! the v.ay for new* lueDindi iti a cer- made ,tlrady (nmuus. This vlo<)Uetit son lure. To fulfill the duties of the hour, ’ Cvmmerc|al,. d:ink and heredity and poverty. What '«!n ” h:ree of the vvorbl wide culture o f the South, -peaking before that v it It d ilig e n c e ml unqucstiv-niti, faith:, i hi imam, no doubt, i 1 tintt the can. I hail be capitalitcil instead of paying l.to ton nudiemry, of former critics o f wr.: h r t reed and stsiidaul of mn* TOR llETTKlt WAY IN IU‘SIM ;S3 ■o;* nicnUiH’s i* imne potent than any cirli ui it. went. Tin* other forgot the shuthern attitude toward the for- tltut. Her anximi., heart chared It: IS 'COMINK •..her, inti (yen tl.t* conclu*ion D of the early teaching* of a father who liter slave, tirr.t opened their eyes and: the future foHuttei of the fa mil), ii . ' tnndiiftJ value. The chief cause- of took the easiest way nnd today he i? A significant paragraph in a Fort crime is, undoubtedly Tee! lo-mlndbtl* ■lei: onally in. e.tsy circumstances nnd r r fu ia a ha ,na - *a p c d N n* fu M iu iu ta n t i Myers newspaper is to the effect that m s. Thbusutida of test* have derj- able in that way to give a great deal Ra •% member* of the fbdary club in Fort o:tstrilled how large a p<-rc»r,tng» of F* lie World, except that he lack* iVyera Jyrve adopted the policy of in* Kl the ciiminal eln*a is mentally tie* Di'* great native latent of the other. vitlng their cotnpetitoni in (main■*-**, fet live. Dflnk and heredity ami piv- Tiiejr are both getting along in yearn *1 Xu members of tiie Kiwanis club in their etty n.ai thu cause Str Unsil niei'- and the «un*t’t side of the hill 5f life samo line, and other outsider* these x 1 The Herald carriers manage and control their rout:*, pay in lloiiH undoubbtcdly operate to drive i: all they can sec. clubs to thu weekly luncheon*. It ha advance for all papers drawn, and absolutely depend upon thiiir men of low mentality to crime, hlmt To know* wlion lo pay cash and when matters not what name ii given an * • • collection* for their runnini; capital and profit.*. When subsycibfeclile-mirnMnoas lemaina III tin nut to know what in a safe debt to ha er* neglr l to pay them it is the FAltIUF.lt and not THE make and what "is nut—these are the chief factor itr promoting crime.— 3t, IK Herald that stands the “ hruut." ,.t teachings that u father should give *1 Fctcrshurg independent. X\ Stibarrlhera wlm «!< > not care to pay the carrier each week his son. It i* eauy to din into his ear* U 8EI.L E i WHEN U Xl "1 may pay Dm Herald two or more months in advai\C*c an ! they the words “ always pay emdi or do LO O K O U T F O B F A K IItH , ItO llI.IHT IT TOUlt REAL f [ X-i * will pay the carrier each week from this fund. , P4 without" but the greater danger is it lilt s A N D M O U N T E B A N K S E STATE - U / WITH DS m \ This «y*tem of delivery is known as the I.N DEI’ END ENT Dint the boy will take the teaching Xn t ... ■ ■ * CAItltlElt I’ l.AN and is used by most o f the larger newspapers of Kt This is tho harvest time fur all literally and thus bind himself to Xl the country mid ha* proven beyond doubt to be the ver ybest plan We feature auto insurance ami kinds of fakir*, robbers and mounts'- a millstone that'will drown . him in of delivery. When 6 boy maunges his own route, buys ami sell* &4 bank*, nnd they eonte to Florida und<'r thu industrial pool the Hint-time he we are ready to explain nil the Xj : at a profit he ts in business for himself In exactly the same sense (Rt nil kind* o f guise* nnd dirgulse* nnd goes in over his depth. dlf'crcnt kinds of policies you hrt 1 us any merchant. IB knows he*must givo Rcrvicc lo be success­ X-l' We remember an occasion in our they piny nit kind* o f games and un­ can have written on your car. ful ami build up his business. He knows that every new custom­ Kt der all kind* of names but th” big early commercial experience when Call us up. Idea is the same aVith alt of them— we wore In partnership with one of X-l er he secure* hicans more profit. In short, be knows he Must conduct his business in n capable atul efficient manner to be suc­ llnse “ pay cash" (lends. We started they want money. cessful. The smooth ones usually work with ample cash capital for our needs Nl r. Thu Herald earnestly request* it* subscribers not to dinsmooth •game* and they usually g e l, in thr business, but through our cf- Xn ACENTS cournjfc' these boys in this, their fTrsl busine** venture,*hy refus­ X4 the money with such deft lingers that fort* the business grew *0 fust that ing to pay promptly each week for their Newspaper. there IF*no coma-back of any kind. our capital was swallowed up in good* Xl R E A L ESTATE Ba nccaunta in a short while. .Even wero Tho other kind w*>^ the strong arm Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance THE SAN FORD.DA TLY HERALD. game nnd they sHo;» nt nothing and we aide <0 make a complcto turnover t e W h e re C ertain 105 *W'. FIratSUSANFOltD, FLA would just nn soon comfnit tmmle.r every sixty days und collect in every Ki for a few j’allry djll.ua us lu but an (Hinny due us, the capital was innd- Pa organization whose mission la to preach this gospel of good will and * —.---------- cord ini nlntionshi pin business, (ho 1‘ a b l l i h r d r v e r y a f l m m i m r a r r p l > * » • rcaulfmu»t be beneficial. In the final tin j nl <kr l l r r n l d l l u l l d l n v , !<*• I l a i a n l l a A l f » Haafatil, F I * . ___ analysis of the underlying principle The H e ra ld P rin tin g Co. governing such Instincts and such aeliuns, it is nothing but the applies* c t n i.p iM r iiK t'dHer l,on " f l^e bidden Rule as laid down It. J . Mill.1.1 <trrrrisr)r-Trra.iirrr by the Savior; in placing the cm* K. J. l.tM .A Itt ) Sanford Daily Herald THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 P e o p le s - B a n k o f S a n fo rd PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD j 1 0 K u n m -; AMENDMENT W ILL NEVER SUrU,%E:.i i hat made a purchase at -■*iy ' y-Witv!vIy, \vc •incei ely thank you. To you that did not wOino just lememher the latch string is still’ dn the outside and vve most cordially welcome von. HERALD COLLECTIONS l Th MR. R. R. ELDIUDGE guessing No. J713, it you will call at Piygly Wiggly we will he Very glad to deliver to you.the basket of Tioccries. ’• H Come to see us, we want you to see the Cleanest, Brightest, Most Sanitary Store in Sanfoul. We thank you. • Maxwell & Britt Satisfaction is w r ,. . • "T i .A •: •» ..m ; . .. 1I �THE-SANFORD DAILY flLRAL1). MONDAY; JANUARY 29. 1923 t*AGE THRBI HOLDS DEATH MENACE: FO Card* of Sanford's Ileputable Profenslonal Men, each and you build character, an well! Learn to say no to temptation. o f whom, in his chosen pro reunion the Herald rccum mends to the people. L e a rn that money S A V E D m eans yom* opportunity some day to better your condition in life. George A . I)eCottes Start b u ild in g your account at our S avin gs Department. Attorney-at-law Over Seminole County Hank SANFORD FRED ,*:• R. t % FLORIDA IN T E R E S T P A I D W IL S O a t t o r n e y -a t -l a w First National Hank Huitding SANFORD *:* FLORIDA A CO M M U NITY BUILDER C IIE L L E M A IN E S LAWYER -:_Court Howl Clarified Aits lc a utird. No nd taken for less than 2.1c and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit accordingly. WHAT HE EXPECTED OF WIFE FUR SALE— Dealer and tiny** paints j ami varnishes at Sanford Novelty} (Hasses Designed Works, Sanford agents. li’.l-tfc hr arnlned H en ry JVIcLaulin, Jr., O p t. I). Optician-Optometrist 212 East First S t r « t I's Attitude Seems Unrearanable When These Few Small Things Were A ll He Wanted. . FARMEltS— You cun get stei ted Hequty. Punctuality. Sweet temtM'r. frnm-i and Irrigation plugs at th** Mentioniy. Trust, tjanford Novelty \\’ Tka 100-tfc And that site should lie Miimd uHleep when lie came In. Sanfor,!, FI*. And thill ho should tint he tpn-tlonisl nmirdhig the hour when he returned front poker parties. Graduate Veterinarian Off Ico Oppo. ite I’, (}. DcLnnd, 1' lot idn Office 12.1 iileneo 217 Nor that she should make any com* blocks and trimmings from the ttieiils regitnyttg the stranaeue^a o f the rto mill. Wk* a wagon load a t the fact that It was ueciy-aj-y to have onill. Fine to make y e a r heavy ...... 1 loll BUlxhilchea at poker., parties.. rer. ol today will hate the snow. Youngstcrti o f otlo-r lai d-: may make blow Ihrxniglt thg broken A'indntt ..i ov niuji and ! tiilci . * pane; and nlmfully inn ■ the p'.'matum, In UMr own (ionics the children 0 Jack Frost on the imlnw panes, faro ju f ns badly." Man, of thont b o l tio Rui'iian t oy or girt who >» ■t have .-<> few gninnm.. that 1hi.. through this wflitei .III ever drain cannot gu nut o f duoi it all, c en Tolcoinc the cold Into tr plav. to [in to fho A. R. «A. I iiehen l.UCldot iykos ct-Wtv re in the world their tine precious men! n'day. may look upon lee and ;tu tla ir 1 peciiit toy, hut the ; uueriiu;. Uiey have brought .tie wittier to R u cui w ill ‘ make* then; tin* relen tt*? bugbear o f Uiu .ltn ; m children. The Vinter re no harder than us­ ual in Ru-atia, it i true, where every W inter is hart!, rih.i the climate in morning at 7:|5 more than fifty people gathered at the church fur a “ .Sunrise prayer nicotine” and it xvn- acclaimed to be nno o f the most meaningful services mndiHtrd up to III didJy It n 11 <1 up b> an adult chords this Jioint in the revival series. Songs te. tirnwriie i and prayers filled n deep­ ly 'pirilu.il and refreshing forty tninLimtrttfK'c fo r organ prelude and then the v lit lm t , h o iiU r r look charge o f 010 ‘•nrxiiH’, I.Mding (he i m igiegntiun in the yiithuslastie rin gin g o f It inim- similar to that of the Northern matt rt And lliat she should spend sin h nets number fo r the offerdc 'election s whdi* hee 1* I will give $10.(10 reward for proof ml names of the two violators of ii. n i” by Vim tie MJptIJpg ih'-' e?fith|;'a iM'fr law and sportsmanship who, in a f i V t i u I y atiny ” *Tinn- R lek ear, stopped in front of the flu- • were ven d ad-- ! rale to my residence ntul shot twice nliurs ns he ptuyod puker nr slij< ‘d e il lanie ?)|uirrCls inside of my fenced '• jiemi. c v killing one; and who enter- doiiritiiwn nr went to stag dinners with friends of the feminine ~ev. ( That • h i my premii es, took' the shot squ ir­ rel and jumped the fence and fled on tie should nlw ais undor-taml - .'ppronth t>f my matt and members of ! my family. This* occurred Saturday, | January ‘27th. about 1:20 p. m. The two raiuiilges used were No. 12, I 2 I v :i(ai.: o f 77 inch. 20-oimei* : .-k-1i!lli v. .id ehui;. illiir ent •' You can find the name of every live business Man in Sanford in this Column each day. II. F. W H 1 T N E R . Cashier f . P. FO R S T E R , President 1 »uit ol eioili tor an adult, >till!i'r Pitnaent- for (sen cb'lilc III ’ ■ if»*■» of lihe'k idlloti htiiiig; ' • i.irtl* of iimslin. for ! -nil-, of un­ derwear; S ya'nl: of flimneletle, fee 2 men’s -htrt;v.or 2 women’* hire wjiiits; Inittep; and thie.nl to make up this niaterinl. the Mlirt lip knew that -die iv.iai very Ituppy with him. for lie w make It -r an I'H .tl husliaiul Itn rite laid hern a little tuo t i1 Western Field, red enst-s. 11 have tir l 'itile s>;ri to It, the UilUMlu! ser Quick Service Transfer -hU'sdl uni it alitit itiiureii .will be entirety Storage Facilities if we please yuu, tell o lh trs ; if not tell ns. Phone 423 Raleigh spreatl Ida coat fo r a lady to Klnp till. The niiNlcrti hold* his :tni in the car and spreads hi* feet fur i. lady to step on. The Herald delivered six times a week for tfie. MADE A HIT WITH STUDENTS SANipRD MACH I NT COMPANY Cafeteria W ork" Was Something Wnich Evidently Hat! the Approval HERE AT LAST! General Machine and lloiler Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repairs Acetylene Welding (12-------- Sanford. Hunt W A N K 11— A chance In bu^tl yn.s new homo befuro lumber gets an higher. I'I ttii and eatlmat' i f ri ' the last light was u m v,l •• night the tia ild iu 'A . a lhi> g n l to ituuh *’s!i"p work, wood wfirk, eltend1 llitj door with t itopte who were eager m l laboratory work taal force work." to hen rathe go-pjH'l me i.tire: in <: 11-.- studied It it titffe uldfo and belimn and smug. can wrilhig, And th!*i I •• i\h«l Ini At th. .‘Miediy v h o " i hoar jelns * * put fh** nj v . tar a' la program banford SAN I • dy Mice ess fill engage uni Wednesday O N LY! L U K i k . ') V. C. COM ’ t: l*rui- General Si.oi) at',.! Mill Work D aily Fashion Hint CONTRACTOR and illilL D E R S17 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fin. - Rooms for light house lti2(l Lauril A v e , Sofi-Gl] G IL L O N & F R Y E l e c t r ic a l co ntractors A ufcdmobilcs For Sale fet at (hi eloxo o f .the oumo i.uir when more lluin « tioren nihi.-tii wine m e iv e d into f< t- Wattinghoime Ligh t? and Appliance* . n ) . < i^LK—Rraml new CbfttuUer fiN e w Line o f Fixtures pass rt;;er ppoit model, btdy been ■Miller Ihdldiug—— .Magnulin Avenue driven then hi tahght the sOtoul utt. apt re<prlsttr chariii which v.ill insplri* the i eg o In; ;i l«» are new. reertiit'. Hupurinteiideal Jotkjn* agd Chorister lla ii hol w.,n- rentlt’A almost m broad from .tackaonville to Sanford. B. W. HERNDON IN S U R A N C E AG ENCY iRU-------Ain'O------- RONDS S. 0. Shinholscr Contractor nnd Ruildcr With Ilia A ll Nevr “ Shpxv o f Wonders’ Retailiful Scenery— Georgcous Costumes— Elnborute Production FOUND 1 n i l N D — Ik iir o f ladi« * glove?. Own­ er ran ge t same hy ending nt Uernld, proving property and paying fur this nd. . 234-lfc A NIGHT IN THU ORIENT LO ST H A N FO R D A . P , Connelly & Sons aST— Between* Ihiytuim and 8&jto fiird, nil to lifenic.tag No, C-rat.07ft la. Return to W. L. Morgan, Rox Sanford. 2Cl-2tp MISCELLANEOUS tn .lm p ra in l Innit ln >n rn nre fu T T t’ fN t; ( ’TTa SSKS every tiitwdny nt Parish House at 4 p. m. fo r rhilllo m n I.unn* dren nnd 7 p. ra. fo r adult?. In terp re­ Itudnri « I 'r n p o l, llu -liiri* CfcnnrF, tative ami ball mom dancing.— ProfireXf.iill O gle « sor C. I*. Kbacn. • lM - t fr , l(*> t.o|i, ’ tr is r n 'M 'O III , ‘ " “ I' w MuVdfick nbout anv tiuesllon— Love, business, buys, selts. Mortgages, wbo is true, »h o is false— who you w ill marry nnd when. The loci* lion of lost jewelry, inlftsing*friends, etc. W rite your questions in the x n vj sccrefy 0f y oUr cwn home, S E A L them up In tin cans, brnxc Ihcm to IRON PIPES, in fuel you can prepare them any w ay.you wish. Rring them lo lh e theatre nnd W ITH O UT EVE N SEEING TH EM , he will IN S T A N T L Y call you by nam e and gnawer y o u r innermost thoughts, ■ ■ 11 9517 93S5- C 1T IV l u r C t r Jlo UK.vi.t v covti'AM* LW r.STJIB ,\T fO M I 'W V lO|.« Mncnxlln A ir . L. B. HODGINS \ L T O R A D IA T O R A N D B U E B T Hold leaf house bumb^Tf; i*” d ire.lire’ plates.-* Call Sahford Sign Shop. STEWART The Florist' Cut Flower,-------- ^ -F lo r a l Jletlfw j! M E TA L W ORKS . (ietirrnl Repairing Anntial nnd Ofnamenlal I’lanta 7 French Arc^— ------ -Sanford, F,**. •I f , v-l- •* ' M t Myrtle <Yvc.--------- Phone 2(Kk.\Vj T b e .W o rld 's Greatest M ystery Production! GRACEFUL AND SIMPLE Fashion's lore word for the ilrvtlo(V irua* of fiEUnvl Gi-orgrtio 1* mid in this charming aftefnuon fmefc. The fror.ta of tl*e bfmac art rmsoed ami cloinL at tin* kft side under u -oft *a§lu Tarnbark colls fiui*S tha short alecvcs. The ------------------ (COMB A N I) S E E FOR KNOWS, AND TELLS ALL YOURSELF >f! M �* ** i - o. FT . ' 1• - * - .* o - ~ it *f ■ GOLF 1 B O W L IN G T E N N IS B O X IN G “ Rosie” Ryan’s P illette is Sure Palm H as Itch H e W o n ’t “F a il” for M ore Coin I f Given a Trial Et [W e e k ly C itrus Review A n Interesting: Report From* H eadquarters ia c, $3.40. $*2 75; 150s, , $3.15; V smaller C flA K W B CJIAPIilM AM ) 1*0LA N'KGItt TO , Apple* are still plentiful and ex­ ert* a considerable influence on ^ho fruit markets ns boxed apples are . ... - . , 1 selling at moderately low prices.. ORLANDO, Jan. 29.— (Specini).— Eastern barrelled apples nrc in a litThe weekly citrus review by F. I Skcliy ns ^rsuod from the office of tie stronger position. The January I, f* . 1 u, 1 |rom ine om c 1 , hoWB 15,732,000 boxes still “Jaw n” M c G ra w is Schedule Meeting: Spending- Vacation •O f Am erican L e a g u e o n ..® .; to Be Held Feb. 19 M id st P a lm Leaves 'demand —...........for .. wed . DELMONTE, Cal.,Jan. 29.-o>aflie Clmplin, comic star, anil |»„|rt gri, tragedienne oi of me Jhe screen, screen. an. K>i, iiageaienno nouncod their engagement at Pebble Reach lodge, near hen- today. They refused to nay when they wm,M p, on .............. Tl.l. ,loc. ,.o.' . ChnrIIn « m o from it morning train to visit Mbs Nrg.j. orpnges has been very- inehnly barrelled stock. ; he returruHl home Ipst night; The 1K! net iVe, especially on g6od ttlock. -Ship­ tor’s train wits'an'hour and a half THE MAHATMA HAS GONE CHICAGO, Jan. 23.— The spring KEY WEST, Jan. 29.-Mr. and ments out of the state were heavy nnd late. UTten it arrived Chaplin .lid not WORCESTER, .Mass., Jan. 2'*.-- whvdule meeting of the , Xmericnn Mrs. JAbn J,-McGraw, of New York DETROIT,. Mich., Jim. 20.— One <>f prices were generally higher on fruit Mahatma— : IP* u,r at Ddmontc. As a re iulr. r„. the very first signed contract* to find “ Rosie' ll'yan, .youthful pitcher who League will be held in Philadelphia Giants fame, spent Wednesday here of good, quality. The large auction. Murdoch lb.. mean—Ins ’ mors spread that he had ennm in ,|jits. wny into the strong hox o f Presl* flashed ns a star member of the February 10th. President Johnson in Key We.it leaving Thursday for mnrkcts o f the country, except on whatever Mahatma may mean-tins, J'» " « « ; dent Frank J. Nevin, Tiger League's Giant* last feaaun haa refused to sign announced Saturday. The ile tsion to Cuba. They will retnnitt In Havana .....I stock, were lower, hit In the prl.U-on hero nml trono. Mo left « «• £ “ V automobile at a i ea,by pitching recruit sensation of last scn-.tlm contract tendered him for this hold the meeting in Philadelphia lit- for u month at Which i i un- MrGraw* vr.te sale markets price* advanced ^ in wonderment. He told.ua about ^ iru • ■ of* -■ son. was Herman PitTcUe. Along wit b y ear, it I* came knmyn yesterday, lead of here wnn reached because re turns to thy states; to} uAc,up ids joraewhat over the preceding1,0 the dead and read tin; thoughts the point and motored to Pebble Reach. week. |jit;r, to assembled -nowspnper men, the document also came a letter that Ryan returned the proffered contract the annual banquet of the Philadel- s/ifiug training duties. Grapt fruit: Grapefruit* has atl- living. He told us about what other Mr. ( haplin anid: "Yes, we are t-npeople thought of us. Thnt was not gave Navin and the Detroit fans wiht a request for more money. He hnse ball wrtters vvoulcl’ be held i " [ vancetl in price o nthc bent utock. Orpleasant. He told us of the past, pres- gaged." cause for rejoicing. It was to the said that while he would make every lhrtl a.lU, President Johnsonr« ? R V F linary qualitj' has rcmnlnctl steady. "S E V E N P R O JE C T S eat and future. What he told tir, of MM* Negri mid ‘ao, loo, and (hat effect that Pillette has fully re -over-; effort to get the advance he felt h - t(to,.,hrr wjtj, Ty Cold, nm! George ’ Inngerinea:. The matket oh tan* our past we were norry to have had ended the Interview. The actress will 'c.1 from bis kliee injury and expects .should have he was Hot a hold out to tShk>l. wiJj lir lht KlK!, t uf hom)r< Murc A G R E E D U P O N B Y : iprinc* ha* advance J during the past our neighbors hear. What he told t » tct.taln at Pebble. Iltfnch several day to be at his very beat tht* sem. m. the extent that tie had refused to Join, l)!an on(, tj,(jUSIII,t| Wi.| attend. Th.s variety Is now. practicalS T A T E \ U \ D E P T . - S encouraging. If he b n g .r nnddhen return to Hollvw,.,,. Pillette, it will be remembered, the dub ttrtU s Ills terms were met.j _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ Ii-nj rtnyed nnother day -Iv? would Went ulong swimmingly until fate in In any event, he said, ho would go' t’> « 'w.j{ f „ r jf-K. -----'.erv; light from this t’ roc fonvnrd. rmyw. nma.nr u.., * The French are continuing to make the .ypnr, when he was overworked the spring training camp at Marlin. •pj,,, |(crn|,i ik |iven-d ix time, a Job no Scenicc Highway Da lh t x„ ythink, of*p(ia(I tllia.ily -wi]| w || f or had half of u« in the bughou t-. :u rests in connection with Thursday* considerably and his effectiveness [Texas, ami there lake up Ids demand: Uxteilcnupticea; .flalnesvnlcKun^ . Murdock will hr here at the Pari-li. i luting. Almul twenty nationalist | suffered in ronsequen e, As it hap-j If the matter was nut adjusted mean.. ' Tho ntUVCmsnthC nil -citrvs fruits ; J|!nmt ‘ tbmorrmSr night nr.d c*rs wort: imprhoned during the tv* III) TSr SniuHnlc-t l’ rc»«l i. ,, d irt s, , H-) pdned, PiJIlfUe was Ur - only rLdiable t int. . . T A Lb A IIA HKK H. Jan. • 27.-The |•'< m Fltffidn daring tne part w w k -. erutig. Jrurler Ty Cobh boasted toward the ' — -------------- . ... .remit jdepartment had i i finished ‘:>'«*■ lit been cOnsWoml-l-f heavier than " ‘ ■ *’ rt-itf Men consider.-.Ur heavier thqn T end of the season and he wan sent to K l a n M u s t G i v e ’ t i p approximately half of its 1*»2.T budget j Mrin'g Urn ptotodlni week. Weather[ k the mgund too often Inrnugn fmee of i n , r; • f i, ->d constr.’eli.m when it adjourn-j MldU’onx havo remained e -derally theu instances, . f A H cgH U K T to I h e The -•;.l half o f tile- ft ed lit second day's meeting ysateVday .’avornhie In \hc northern markets and Pillette now declared he is in the lllV IS illlc F i l l 1)1 P C Be Sure and See the N e w Rowling League schedule V to n nme jn executive- sesfijon ‘ ihw mi ill mntkels have taken tt very best condition he has ever In-cn. He , T _____ . morning, Ijevcn projects to compelm large amount of fruit at sptWnjtury Will not .-dait until *noxt * aays he was disappointed with hi NEW YORK, Jan: 27.— A warning » the- year'a progrtatn hm| I con deft- ptires. Provided weather londiHon* Monday nlghi in older to work Inst season, uUrjb.it ing his fail j to members,nf the Kit Klttx Klnn that niti-ly agreed upon, Thi y involved an remain favorable the coming-Week, a give the workman,n clmnre * : tire to the fnct that his injured leg,j they nutu git-e up their, allegiance j. upjuoxlmute outlay of $1,000,000 good demand is anticipated front all t<* gel the nljoys. worked * often gave turn trouble. Hcrniau in- to the "Invidblo Empire*' or get out,! „ 4 over and in 3ha|*e by that fS One number o f the department salt! lections. Jurcd his leg the previous season and of l!ro< Myn, has teen i- ,utxi by , Caiifarnin is nhipping liberally and lime. The cecoiftl half l‘ " last night the *tpt.-d cxpenditutc* tuntil now never has fully recovered1trict Attorney-Dodd, o f King* county.! , b» provided for in lh“. program would the prices on California fruit have schedule will be published * from effects o f the Ipjttry. He would and Mcgirtiate Dule, !e around $3,000,06(1, advanced somewhat- during the past one day this week. f be hurling along In fine fashion wh«m Tlu* warning wa voiced at the at- . '• ' ‘ » _ ita Only the morning vvoti de.utcd t * n week. -Nuveh front northern Califor­ U would give him trouble. rnignment of eight alleged member , •s »* 'n% ^ cattslderntwi of the budget, the nf- nia are pj-netifnlly gone r.nd the’ lutest , Just where Herman gets the “ fail-i of the ‘‘inner circle" of the Klan, who le'.i.uo i being give.'t oyer to lb - hear* stimate Is that they have ill Southern Models at our beautiful Show Ilo m-t and Filling Station— Uro" end of the urgument Is hard to werf arre- n J by eight niembera of * , 'tag tii delegation^. Vh re '.ute fif­ n|ifornia 22 090 cars of navels *rt-| see. He ranked second in earned runs the bomb ^quad after they had at- K v o r y l l l i l l J ? R c i l t J v teen of them to be heard. A the de- mninittg to be {-iiippeij. Kiv.cs are veryHigh CJrade Mechanic in eharRc of our Itcjmir Department. In the American League Inst season tended what their counsel admitted ,, # , e t •*. p <. I*r.tmeqt‘ mirviil studloutiv over tht argc/atwl it i>- estimated ithat the with a mark of 2,HI runs per game,j to have ts-en a Klan meeting. They I ' IF * l i l S J M r i l l t l l 'U H piogmrn in the morning *t cnvertfc , at ire utnutirit picktxl would average . i first . .and i " t .ii. . its aguinst Faber’s 2.81 record, nnd were held in $1,rdl(l bail for further, A t T a m p a T h u r s d a y • * the" fourth di tn- •l .ofI thi Lwenty ner cent 100# aful larger; examination- seycn on charger of: won 19 of 31 games he figured in. -------. state as reprehended' in the ■dt-pijca .wenty-five per cent 120s; thirty-five The hatting average of opposing possessing bliwkjmk. and one ..a aj. X^ MpAi ,inn. «p._ Everything is In meat by E. P. (irgmt of Hradentown, ,!er cent 150c; twenty pe? cent1 l7fls teams off Pillette was only .258. This ebarge of having a buttle of whiskey j for the great Sauth Florida and L. E. Schilling of Miami, reqgrt- ind , mailer. The weather ‘has been Is a real feather in his cap when it in the-nuiamoldlc in which all w ere! j,nir fmi| nns|,II,‘l||Il , which Ively. The seven. project, dellniteb generally warm in California this Pay U s a V isit Is considered that the wenkest hitting arresteil. i ripen. I'ehrtiary 1 mid continues thru incorporated in the hudg t provide winter and the fruit is *1111 grow­ The first jierrons rounded up by the i’ebrtiary H». All of the new build- for wink In. tla'se u-ctioi.r. It u imt team in the league, Boston, batted ing. The f. o. ir. (imitation - on Callfor n Jimrk'nf ,2*51. He's the kind of polite since M ayor Ilyina's order to in 's aitfi im[iVovementc an com;detv- cmiddcn-J, however, that -br pro* loiuiu navel* -lauuniy 20th wire ns a “ failure"-most big league managers drive the Klnn from the city, ga ve ed tie- aggregate c o t "I new >m: g am e* nut -.nw dosed In th follows: 0s, ^ 1.75 per bo:.; lutH, SJ.25; would give considerable to possess. these names in court : -LA D IFS’ AN D (IF N T L K M F N ’S ItEST ItOOMSM iin ti-'i, , I* - a v III- ia-t f u r being in i-instruct'an i-t com i i A lfre d Clark**. John F, f ’otlin*. a Herman is a modest fellow indeed. ili'.iiiii to tinother two ili in • v- is- o f $7,-..0WI m-i a smalt clmuireiir, LII sw iii tli It. M orge, an a* ; ii rt hid . >-f e - ok men is i-tigni'mi t.-i rli-uri- be Co't ln l III tile con trai t asistant iirrmig.-t: W illiam D M ;e H O W W O R LD Y O f L IK E liiiiiits -nj- * a a)id lieatilifytng Du- gronjul) .. i-nl uf the program , fb. < tmois, 'uhertisiug ncif iigt-r o f a log T H IS P L A C E , I \ itlE S ? and eii! rat ices. Work o f installing th-.- muintenance, present mid proposed typew rite! raatiufam uiiag nniii-rn; ,-isid- red la all f-.i-r-ti dricts lh - aiultitudinoii- rvhifd* alren-K ha* to IJohn M Gillnote, a phot -graiile-i; M«i**-i > pn -.unted by tin-' v.iiiuus delMurilin'k opens at tin- I'ari-b Itiin-i started, na<| bv lie- opening dult the I In>itino .ln,;> ,i iii|i -man; < llarles T, egatiom were all taken ui.-it-r cunsid tonight /or three jiay . bixg.st nml-winl, r expo-ilinti in the M ulfo i|. a bank i lerk; and R-dieil • ration and wotne of th, uigunit-flU Murdock, biileil as the "M an Who ■Smith will be complete' in every d e -! l- ishi r. Iti, claim ing to be a '-tudeiil pie-a-ntud w-iti ipti'e like!;, to refl(-ctKnows" and w ho is « t the i'.-tri b tail. P ra tt’s Institute. SANFORD M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O RK S id in tin* Imish of tin- p ■■erntn. House with hi* own company o f my t'oute I for sunn of the defi-nd.-ints ■ Fight pn'i.-d days have be -u desig 'lie 1 projects ugmtl upon in the tic wonders, is known in India and! nated for tin- Fair, starling v.Tth Mili JOHN GOV 12, Proprietor has been dnhlrt-d by Indian -tecs a- di mandril an iinmidmti ia-.-ti-ing, Inti mn-niiiit m*bi !*-il: .Magtstiat ■ Dale refused after he me-. la ry Day, Feb. 1. the oian in g ilay o f "The White M ahatm a." There i* no lvii-1 <'oa t liigh*vax. - 1-,-td No. I . • C E M E TE R Y WORK A S P E C IA L T Y io!d ,-t ! lit- prt , are of the biuckjai k- the rxpofltimi, when tfe lliitb t„it question a* to lit w*ei<K-t! oi |mwci Yoiusia rnlinty. Con-tr-i'-tion of 22 I01H West First S tru t 1018 West First Btrw8 m the car after tie- men had depuiti-4 •taiion of field in 111lory, I'loridn Niitns a mental m arvel iuid at e-o ii p> r miles from tile Rn - it l coimlv line! fiom liemri-ting wliicli. it was learn tonal Guard, v illother piilitai; »rformaacc he give many dent-o :ra mu tli, fe.lcral aid (•* -,ccl involving ed. w hi til in a btiilOi g owtied by ■.-.m-alions ><( y outh Florida. Will R iiD iR iiis iiiK ig iiiH D n s in in x n iB in siu iiiiliilix n H a iii* H ons*o f psyrhe i'hciii>nn-i i tit n pa an outlay of $220Jam; hard radar * ui ’ I.i mail ot-ounr, at mu a,ii onupicii t-j.jcat tin bigg, t m.iu.try detnout zlo even tin- tan t i n ! ; 'i t a big of rea l iii Flagli i county from a tn the daytjtpe by a Jtronklyn traf" ration ever witnessed in FinHdn in and pm fer.oii . Runn- il south to toboia cjtunty liiic u fn 'ciiint, William llnddnn, superinpi ace times, and including n sham a Im agine being tlu- w ife o f tinRoad nuinirtH o, extending ftom .dent »l the budding said the own- Ip ttle'm which artillery, infantry^^Jn^ksonvilio to’ tldando. fNa^nictfrtM man! p „,„ county. How many wom en in K in f nd wotdtl . re had leased the hall to a group dgnal. enips, aircraft, qitd " ‘ h e r - (f (|U. mil,A U(l||(i p„ |,|i(lg ami Inrd want to- be the w ife o f ;i man w 1)0 - known i . i tit* Hit»niklyn i-lretrit. ilub binttrlies of tin- military arm will par ‘Tihfl tt. it lie ni-v,‘r tfiougii tin- hr ' " 'I'ute. Gasp .(ilia Day, Governor a „ii racing 12 mil. -- m UiHst*m.ugh could, at hi w ill, gi?.'- ini-, iti- i v gaaed p-ira- wijtct* iiti-J lin n- i!re hundreds i - nieiatiie- Uital and n*>t only til! where yon are guni.-iitma wtc a pari of th- Klan. Day, Sbrin Day. Florida T(.• v, \’hil-» |iiimity, -flop) Vb *' .re-' t . IP but! b in i|,-r ,' . ■ ! -till ! tm. .1 l* l\ . HI ■ iio-ind the f.t y at airtime-*^ Every funiily and what you a re doir.g, but a.-tu i!'\ • v i«-w; ■i<‘ - 1 _-»■ urn- tie \\ I'.K b'S \\EV'IHKK J i m c s K i r k w o o d in fhe ..I i . <||! Hip Dm : -. < , . a f Surafei-il • la iiab.t and what yoll Were flnt.l.ing al»-ui. IldlhtmMi iin-r ,iAstir Spring param ount Q}ictura Y o l Murilm k i - m ail led to a 1 1 -' C ! i lot l ; t e - • „f | 1,0 i |;, .ii-t $ift- onij; ( ail,- , ant toinjniriiiy c it It-'i ' 'tit liiol, tor ib- I *+■i tut! I .mo charming little lady and they m< m m (O n preretili-H liy Ijig e.vlnliil i euifacing H tail'-.* ■ • ith/tn portion oi .iry 2'' to lh brnarj :t, hnlti-.iii H happy together, too. Perhaps the reaHalf !U M'u Fair, m additioo to nlhtust th- Karnrirta county, eu t $78,009; iter-; SoijDt Atlantic and suit is that shi', too, is n student " f Staler.; Cnnsidi-•alilo rinuditn - < uml "Uiner.diie rnmimmily' and tmllvidunl eundo. rniihty, r im fru-iintj o f road If*! M ihr I'rlnccsVTuwiday, Jun. .'loth Hindu Yogi philosophy and occult *pi- !tke.miiipai rains! except f dr in SouthTim livestm-k -how is ex tullca routh from Brook vllle, federal cncc nnd she understamls the fumla-ilinjilH'. Am! our truck will be at your back door with a ImlUy of that pure n n l-'lofbla; 'tem peralure a Ime nor- : peeled thla year to In* tlu- be-1 and ai-l projects, nigntal!! of mucccsh atil tiappim- ; ubiggi1 t , M i n i:i Florida, ami a •th. -----— Witter licit the hutch., re-tatm.nls, drug stores and soda fountain* mini firs t joui o f week 1 1 i ,ii -idi-rOnly the Yogi can. Therefore b. The Choreh Service League of tie el i\h ' will il.lt be far l,t llilu!. are i. dug. ■dilv i-n*di-i there.ifti r. think- of things only that an- good I .entertain at Ni,•i, tt:.'ii v|. non !i- prenduni-, be- 11ally I oss I 'ii! i h I,, I M\ l'firec. Iteforc Itu>ing anil that iriil,e for h.-ippim and in -o' mi , uf cups amt ptaials i-f R.vot llrtdffe. in in I *.<r ikIi IIo-.isi toss so r iu- slumbl wm ry if in-i mind a p. 1 1 1 . ....... V S a ihic-aLiy. -I., ' 1 il . till aaffl -,1 Pennsylvania oi) Is like Itn o[le!i bn -1 t>. i-i-r* ti i - it T R A IN STH K D U LE si i - M Mai i, -1 i [ o r riMsivn \ ,u uum CupV 200-UU1ions. (i ond rich t'DRItl-.t I l-J) NOV. H i l l , 1922 The IDwidd d* ll'li l M.\ t in Sllveftnw n week for lac. Daily 11cl.".bl, LV per w-.-el Tin- Daily Herald, l ie per week. South Round KIDNFA T R lll iil.l, CAFKliS '"I1” i" . F , 1>. K IN K S !■ LAMENESS ^ . ' A il ive Depart txl • ■ ■ 105 -Ralniittn Ave.-l*ht»ne t|.:;<i atn. 1 1 •’ r f a u i n i B i a i r s i R t i x n n n u H a i i i s a s R B n i n i n a s n a e i i i s i i i i i i u s i - "A lanicncs- fnllowei) me for , ainn- .Nn. 83 _ '2 : 19 a in. time, and l fc-it that it was can-mi So. 27 8 :1'l 11.111. i from kidney trmilde. One Imttlc of N o , 1 ■-■1 !;3H p.m., Foley Kidm-y Rill - lud the ib’ -irni i f K'.l ..... «« . it:20 p.m. m .? W AN T AD RATES AND RULES feet," w n ln iL H. Aibuckle, Soutli . 4 85 M». . ti.55 p.m. 7:19 p m. > i Hsrrc, Vermont. Backache, rlteuinn-j tirni, dull hrfilin In-, too rn-ipii-iit nr .> Northbound THE SANFORD [burning urination an* symptoms nf M A I L S E R V IC E . .’sv . -■-!,/? v8.7* • ■ * 45*f H ERALD .Kidney ami Bladder trouble, DisordA rrivc r' /F?^ V a *: Depart) Clip nnd use tips blank fur writing your w ant atl and mail it •» ;crcd kidneys tri|tliro (irompt treat Nn* - ' I ; 18 a.in. 2:03 n.m. f-2 Ihe Sanford Herald Classified Ad* lc a word. No nd nt'ent. Neglect eau*u-» “erinus i-umnli- No. 12:05 p.m. hi 11. 15 a.lit. F or computing cost of want ads per insertion read’ carefully rales taken for less than 25c and posi­ cations. Foley Kidney I'ilis give No. h<) , . 2:35 p.m 2:55 p.m. r Jr~?' and rules to tlu* left and remit according to number of insertions tively nn classified ads charged to quick relief. Sold everywhere.- Adv. Nfi* 4SHI |mii, •1:05 p.m, '.'2 o f the atl you desire. Remit by Express Money Order, Draft, Eost/W # < i anyone. Cash must accompany nil pg—.- ----------_ _ No. 28 19:0 p.m. v - dHfc orders. Count thd wards and remit nfrice Order-or Registered Letter. . Address communications t» The Sanford-Herald. accordingly. riltiy Hrnnrh Durlnjt the past week the ‘.t! I” San Juan Garage Co. 'tyink Gods * “ -SAVE MONEY ON TIRES AND TUBES 5 And Be Sure it’s Elder Springs Water You Usc i n Tha t Ba tic ry ■at Jones’ D airy Farm S ausage G eorgia H om e-M ade Sausage A palachicola Oysters M ullet Roe N ic e Fat M ackerel Nice. F a t H ens Sw iss Im p. Cheese Hi . - ■m Arrive g.Nii. inn 2: x.No. 101 or Black Face, double the above rate. Departs 7;0lln.m, 3:25 pan xN’o. 21 n K ii, u.; ; |kN". jxNo. ^! x •! r N a m Arrive J57--- ..... 3:55 p.m. 21 ...... 2:59 p.m. 15K . 22...,..,.. e Address. ...... Amoupt........ -.-jNo. Days ■ H i i r ♦ jp-i-i'-iV,i * i I’oatoffice ... 1:!10 p.m, 5:50 p.m. To R u n .. ’ Wanted” , “ For Sale," etc., nnd the*Nnmc and Address. Leesburg llrnnch <No. ! N". *No. No. Set in LIGHT > ACE CAPS ({If **• m m * •(H I •*#*» •♦'******- ..... I '- 1--' Departs ■ =ti-5r-»' ■ o # *■ «* »m wm* - i -o* i* •*-§*-**, t ■ » * ♦ * • » * * ■ pro* * * *-#-* * I * i i “ir*--** o •'*-*-* • ■ » * # * • '* * * « • ♦ • » * • * * * # 7:09 n.n». 7:19 p.m. Oviedo Branch Arrive Departs 129 ....... 7:45 p.m. 127 .... 3:40 p.m, Daily, except Sunday.. - .' v i ; ' J : THE SITE OF THE GREAT'KtiVRTlAN TREASURE Thi*,-photo Just received in this country fthows tho tomb of Rnmo»i* VI (Tontli No, 9) in tho Vnlloy of the Kings, bjgypiJwhere » most startling nrchaepingicnt discovery was made recently by ••.Mr. How;,til Carter and l.ord GariinrvOn eS-5lriE£r m - i-- -Ai* i « i * * * * * * so■ ( , # * * * m11 ( f * < * • • * * * # • » « ) * I n i • I * * • • • » ** » * * * * * * • « • . * * * * *■♦*-* * (I*4 e » * • tiri, . -^ v 5 ’ ■' LA* H . -v, ' k Mia *£+' . ■* 1 �WS PAGE FIVE T H E SANFORD D A IL Y H E R ALD , MONDAY,* J A N U A R Y j29, 192.1 lith Hughes A ct [Helps Florida Pupils Get An Education I Russian Women M ake Clothing h a m Strange Materials j&frort To Ke&p Alive; Am erica's A id Sought h a r d ^ t o ^ d is c o u r a g e Pigweed, Universal Nuisance, Mai Been Known ter Drive Amateur Gardener to Profanity. pupils Arc Enrolled in Differ. A 'pigweed IjjfTnili nn Irresistible ,-nt Farm Work fi*r«-i> unit nn Iffiitlmnhle In.ity, btehii* Jfi_ Thr Awuflutfil I*re*a! rALl AHASSKE, Jan. 27.— Altho Lxim atcly 501.000 * « ■ expended (this state in educational work un-( 1 pest '■<! Inin mu* mill narking avertlmi). i ’igwcedft _ don't uafc anything of anylx ij.v. They don’t inx'd to. Even I >«im> Nut tiro I nniid round nntl went Ji'' • £ t-1^ i * t h ■y- t oh gardening dl-nil-s hint with ■r »he prevmu* V.” V he™ * l , » K applications for aid than tin [te hoard of vocational education funds to according to a m Mint accOiupanyinjr the him:It report of Shelton Phillips dim -I nf viratlonal education. ExpenL from federal and state funds A pigweed bogim, making Innddc ttu, ,|t, fWjw# .,1, , , ^ gpH,a(|, j never s„ w lt pigneeil dim nmtd look more like more kind* of young |ihtnt«. \ixi >; n't n il by pulling, Vtu up. fm « i*i^'. . ,-.i |,:,S u Idug,'thin Hit root, *,u* imHlnn up little Ijowcr and -srege,t'u»nk'‘ -IM mirngw *'in. CM u If you mlndl your error mid )gh,„ Alll, „ nt|)or „ jlrd SthhKfU.Sfl, while those for^ thej;t), p,,,, (j(t. j , IM tdioK year Av.ro $:iO,fb>2..3U.^ This him lie mi tho around, ami Ids routthe di-hurseiiicnts of the] curl into It and he goes mi growing If you I , f U!„|.- opcrat'iiR under tlie n t : . ■"* If limbing lmd Impjienc. I f re industry; including haute "'c*1' In:.* ’ilti- -round with jour H i her training. him n better mart *‘4 -.11 Iti' *- a-*; | |n li |;c„r »".!■■ flaw the ((■[in ■\t I" K‘ lin' ground t " Mi* It. I brought M.1HC 192il I fil­ lido tlie house and put them on u.e l ■ ' li ’ ■ utt It Mr. Phi'lil'fc .*late J, m are gain- window-*111, w her* they could - .e out ti ; l !i ;; I! !id i ! ? -. ;! :: | :s ” I 1 Hilmer Lunihpii*: clone ii jtlny Hfter a short busing*, VYauchulit and Fort J Mrs. Alma improving her home by adding n nice new porch. Will Henderson in doing the curpenter work, * Mrs. August Swanson returned |home Friday from nursing at the home of .Mr. and Mra. K. W. Lundt|uist. Their little daughter has been tamed Edith .Marie. Mr. runt Mrs. (\ liirschi have been j entertaining her step sisternml /pm* lily from Missouri we believe, taking Ltficm on Sntavduy to Drlltndo, the of 1921-23, nn n htnnty iHrembm to “ lui p tin* .....is Fact the school year down.' lint von can't o-tmelee a pig- , U s e ot approximately *10,000 „ , ;|t wav. P * ; , «n I,,.,.. \ Uhrsvcur eitdiny. J u k -.0. - . To- m UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE n\vn> ufkatittn n^ahe'd Introduced hint, K*rutl«m d f the S m ith-litigh -i ta m * n jju---- V—i . ------ iq m ! here, we understand, to hold the an­ nual business meeting of their church on the coming Thursday evening. Rev. Clark was with u» again last Sunday, preaching a splendid sermon f»4 ;un “ We Are Saved by Faith Not By te rWork, hast Any Man Should Boait." -----------------------“ ADAM IN TOWN A G A IN " — announcing the mass meeting h iv e i; ’err tlisit iboted nil over Seminole e aunty and according to tin 1cadet a m > yh a.gc '.ni men at,d h .y< a:c want- A nhmbcf of the « « folks have A 1’val n:',e ‘v;1! ^ ]': xul been ah..at ill.with cold*: Mr . llil- M Nu,,: nl «vnlU*ma;t will preMdo nt me* Umhiubi. Mr-. Volin ..Williams p,lK « :^ n . ? nd ^ W o U b g r f ^ U f M r - . Job-, ITr.e). * 1 ihc H dy « by. * •*i h » g l \ Apteral foiUc A to M « * W ortetdics is I m p r o v e a » die la d . - h it week, and An Old ’ i What promises to be one of the large t githeringx o f men in Sanford and the district will be seen at the First Rapt pit church tonight at 7:3d when n special meeting in their be­ half is tfe be conducted by Dr. F. D. King, the pastor, and *ing-'r K. I„ W olsiajtl of Asheville, N’., r‘ , who ii htre njnmtlng in the protracted evangelistfc service*. Hundreds c f cards , hJ ehe wits nhle t.i t* '.irji home Wmhic,- ,\;l u n t i eUl-v:i, d,” Tiny ftem the home of h *r dtughlor, \t Mis. Fe k, v*ho has bei*n tenderly carI , *'b **'1 lllT a a inilyv o wyeks. IT :> i nd *M,-i ,Sv,u-.. a . , < fact, it i i t i Fs a f'rictly men** Cil In idarvntlomiUMHfcwubxnothing New York City, or at a local n ink. I'l** lum V„,| Ui ■ •* •—• •• • —— i .. I” L.e.y -.let lil. Will l il 1 Russian women hr.ve given tip -t., . occupation for sewjng iii the peasant, liutn but bare, empty Each packauo contains enough nta. Itiive hecumn a room, and in w m o case* nn old tcrinl to clothe n small family and and tho cloUllng stovo full of 'dealt nnheo. Cold :ui by special arrangement with tho l e r(Inver a ^ ^ ^ w l l l ^ dS ,!ay f home o f m . h «*h * STIIOUT FARM ACiENl’Y Soviet ohortegc hits intight tin in*to mltke tiro tho huts, tho vast lonely steppes ^ litre! funds ate apportioned tioiirNhu.eht to (h e mi. liverud of duty and nt tho Avtgt si ahd w*|f,- while Mrs. Nel livered free 113 Magnolia Ave. where tho icy wind screams ami boots ris well as iiirts and trousers. 1 T , ii - jtopJlaliott t.f each d .eThe only ytiro way to get rid of mu* ; . nn and dn'tglitvr, Mi Annie, nod Every .-pure moment Is used in run- inges am colder still. Tho chiiiln a greatest •possible speed to any deTin* fine, t jonng r.tove in this xe:Ji ir. m- im * a! ’* s•*1■>' entd the maxi |. to i mi 1dm and burn tlx1 c a n .verting Home intoiignunfs niateiial, cannot be forced out of doors into signatoil individual in Russia- Tho :,' r ■ •• • fn »m Lon, 10 t c jo i, 317 four ye a r old I Ncriiiotij - M mj istiie. m i at I aired tile year 1025-20. l<athcr, rojte, newvpaper, excel ior, this cruel wind even to go to tin* contents of each patkag? includes .. .i i i. i l i n g t t " •* , i e - t ,- V. : 100 tangyrAmerican Relief Administration food nearly five yards of dark, warm wool fl.-'li net and .sack cloth into rhithing ...•{Ii field of rigrirtiltarnl c;htcn> * ... ‘ Mr. a al M ■>. iii • ■ , f .afurd, inns, 23 large rvd'ingT. obu a row of for the children. Tim price of clothes kitchens where they get their one cloth, enough to make one suit of „ „ ardiiig to Mr. Ph.ilip*' rep .it. m u d p a c k s f h e e o n b e a c h it so high nn tin* market that it i im-:il a day. They would rather .stay clothing for a man or woman or two *.velf e-illfii,: Kn.eiay ;.l lilv home of <fi hsds un -r.r tt-xk, budded last garments for a child; four y.nd* of H‘- i." ii' J*J white and four eolorcd mil of teach. There is no nthm cloth at Itetne and starve. June*. I rut»m ha .ye, barn, flowing, ''Core” That Costa Ntthir.g Is One of To meet tin .* tragic conditions lining; sixteen yards of muslin suf- Mr. and .M. . t 'lmip s (‘ tamer. i imf to lie had and thousands nl 1 , I i,}iprovi**l during tin* year Emil Magnii'"a w\>i up Sunday w*rl|, I'vn-lifut Ifihv view, dust n step ficient for four suits of underwear, the Attractions at Farniua ond to nave i more than a million children throughout the* little north­ Li _’J, and Cl white', h'v! live ctdorConey I eland. ern villages an- unable to leave their adults and children from dving os eight yarils. of llannelette, enough , - rom Winder,net** ta -n* He* home* o ff brick road nml list a fe v mile* for ili*- yea* IP2UT;:!. Ur miditlon homes because they have nothing to exposure the American Relief Ad* for two men's shirts on women's . from Sanford. Foil id u'*t; igml ty o ' mini it ration has inaugurated a sys- shirt waists and.buttons and Utrcad wear. rru y . v one ■I.m i conducted in vc Mud tmekv with h .oil ajllixm til 3. U. TVi.eC i ytill .ecttfitH'd t i bin grove and land, the I t s', b. y-i.t this . Ii lliese Rmr.ian folks have sold all lleni of clothing remittance pockugi • to make up these garments. [Joiial figrlcultu/e nt tho Agrirul- IwittUy parlors, and wltlrli e ijoy n it jltctl vyith Uu nu. lamer and liis^ls-. ii aiiy bxlay, Fthe $,fxa». $2AU0 Ihe'r furniture for food during the which may he purchased at the A. i al afnh Mc-lunte.il fo lk g o for Ne- **'l|««*nihl» fmue.ic- wrinl !.' enoHeittm^ t, Miss Eimtce and Mrs. Rcngstun gr-li, balance, I. 2 ,n l a year* ♦aituae-, tlisit live slock luia succumbR* A. headquarters. 42 H’ ouuway, , . d and xkln btpuillhim muottg tin? fair ’•mmavr. uw 8 ivero lien* o i tin* ITtii <onring from 2 1tfc •i v. may he laid foi* txdldtu; m •‘i*m‘ < ViimlenucU' i.ad Kt'iiice iciualned to |Spp i;d of fo il has boon m.td**, the |s|it|t)|. writes st New i i.rc pun ! r.i r.j r t p-i pa r ha Hits lire 1iKlltCtl fur ti"* present at v lic d i Foi g cr lid, to establish part time [n-j ent o f the I'itfsbnrsli DUpateh. With It R-l the (>vi ' lo Until. *» - Ch*ii"(nt - has jc; rt* for her pm-nts until Sunday nf- I .1 Jin tiui. Out o f (he Id w hile schooL .explains the uiumdiig xicht mVcr, .1 r-g *••-<•11 • itipko.vih* i.,t the l*tflHill I’l :tr .eniiHia when \|■. and Mrs. Noah Fry il-Ito m t>, iiie lii'.ii-li, ivlii'i, o n ’ all iil.-n oame. .* specir.1 attention to part f-a * »'i! It 1 ' *r It. III, I 1IV.1 or Mr. aid M I. n >i id lit Ik* -.iin w■ ,.i -hurt unit e o ji'c s . eov- epuiMr' ,1 in mail nia-ks. tli,*P' la a ti*I || -L f mile 1nt «>1 III" lll»‘o .i(»-I will, Plni'k -tO'l \.**I. ,iv * ,., > of Siiiifoii! woie thru*. I tie- o f hm ticiitu re .villi t I.i *-i;l *t:i Hi idle ( >»anty \\hu Wlll 3li, lint,I for tin* ill,-'. • M • l!'-\ 1 i W.Rilberg will preach - (min (tops, dairying, fer­ , ; | t1 Y » -;1 M.ik ! 11 *1 v. le,,. ' ■-lit r.ir I nr* are uurl ,i ii: i »m* Will \ v* o i n .* tab! i ! i. I i ri*n x, al jio.tlti y. The uvmher of '•■ii ' '-iii-j Ul.au! ........ V ^ j-t ,‘t *-Vf 3 util1 to 1•ni Ii n ^rlltv* t^t* P.irli .*i ‘s • .a : il^.-r g. .. i ic.o lied iveii iljd mai* . f i .-in *xiii| •.„ le i, [- l-'ilia *’ ( il■ei ui * *7fill ’llie. Ur. . i d at ", Mr • id M1 1111 mi i ,"Mi va. Wild b. . 11 )• lo. ic -. L ceiling , hoot.', i.i a- li> liii.lil llil- it,'iv |»*,t> It. | 11n— n f«Hf* u» 1, 111 \ ‘T .« *t i'll rft* l ', . v- *l;i f-rl l*« * gte •1*V l i * ia l dtuwii.g a . an* at tho in ill ■ of Mr. mid - Mr*. lit .4 .H t*l tiiaiiii ot (brow ift.. n |, , laj, o '! '-irscs o ffered com rim,* i i .'••! ami liji'H 11 '* ini UlIJ be i Mi A . J; eil It) Mill r. .1. W. I*y . 5lt-dl. d for (lit on? iin*. |r-' p].,.-' o f ,'aruihlg. Fm ttu-rs tak- wx,i r. Tin* elaj it, e.,nglit a*- il •»»l!||-w •H . \fir* * V il . ritiaen " f list* tipXVII. Sul i. -I I-1 th 11 t II. II.. M cC all. 'l it ' Lutheran pteailn r. Rev. O. (>. Oilvmtt.igo of this work totalled from tin' |,i|u-s mill apptiei11 To lltr p^lUv bi*i e to hi* u r it 1 in \Vf» fitec. When' I! hardens till" a lilaek I; t>. Sm ith; ir. Mi 3 he Henibl t<»r fir-t i liisU jt.ii work. a h ud, o f I'iorM »i, Florida, will be •' r. is. Tlx work in the putt time an<! rid. Ckil muss. Tho bathers then lie on I In lligi'j.i, Hub! if itiro* jiii 1 Mooli.-t Mrs. SI | nine iki--.- w::.i emuhu ted bv the Mind In lb,* *-iin. In enter In gvi ll.e fiif f ;l •*n^ t hi -k mill ; 1 ■i - [ i 1 ■; at 1 h e <1 ., 8rb«< in the all-day agriealturnl full egl'tl i,f llie " i'IIH'" i f» j;*il hi e •• f« t 1 1 >1 i ' l l l.'id ii |h h. a,, cxpi ti ■■ oti.e. lit in .*v\ . . •i- ■! i 1-f? .« i To a-, k i l l 1 * , a la rif tre liar -iliaiy nt the alt-day Lege Ranger Exercises Memory. * ’ lit L. t-q : ;f ;t r.ii Ill Iit.il i i f t ! »1 M l i . K . M ai ■ *i* Alone ii s u furo-if i auger In a n lo lf* iicil, according to the report, r; od watthlo \! :- t . h e h iirtlH I The T J>* ail-day w hite pupils were M'eilnn of die V anin Ii- nieimtains In i al le ' " ‘x ill*’ Wan it'd livery \vlie'*o ( aimhi in Tar.**Ki ■ JB D license (axes arc ?aai due. A;i doafs at la/ffo without dog: tap: ’ ‘ 'v,,"'h w\\\ he lulled ii’ tag is not i i ran,bn h. n „ t, oie i in-t an dn.^ I»y the end ot the J. A. KILLFHREW, Chief of Police. die Mule nl Washington, (ieorce l\ll cere, a iiii tei i t'n iie rs j,) "t a"lang Tpim as project work, with a toil nltlilenl. ba- i. ennwi-eil pr.e t.. a lii |oju* i f i OJ.i titles, 211,000 nurscrie.s, till of lie* New Te-IUUient nml -IIiit i •TI r- ,ilt,y mu! 1 hi iUiininis. The biMil.s ej |Hlolnft, III iliblllieli te do . |J I* > in *.ht* w hite v -holds, t o - Utetllal eXell'Ue lie lirt-s iolapb-|is| in. ifiiing fe the report who completed endre tUibng room ro, of bufl'ei. ten r-:r farm p rm ti-e work that feu* table, dining tabl**. six eiinlr- tunl a aitinl i v year previous mid made a fern peilesltd from bund -put nlul bmiii tlr and ■<*il:i>- wimd. T ie fund Hilt e !2 ,7il9.il, a return or 7k lure [to!|-hed In II** lint uni l color i* fnti every dollar expended for not (It uteri* tlnii. btx. true’ *, salary *tu-. * li'.i.'h ix of Vi*, at niir.l iig- 111 dll* *- H liltiT liielldiM k* ■*■ k’alt ( 1 H|.|||-t l eal 111- . nl.il, mill. 111.Ill V I* ' Wel III el |• Ms, . M*'t'-' ir trade and iml'. tie d ed •6I'i ■ report na*. s that daring . Accent oo Scream. liolh-l til differen t fa-tn >‘-.n li'21-22 dmre were in opera* • •-VI a m ' 1 t; rt|. 1 mi id ODD f SI 1.0 -i S, a rrK N i io n : . am i I \ 4**1 i.y W ill ' l e i i l ' * I f t! tile ba l* #. in **n b y r e ' f r r .Ii Il W its . : I e ll'll ti be one o f tin* pleas a a I- t V InnJnry LaVi, anii- tin l.ibfe eln**- ba.s evei bad *% j ! r. ,|. f. Jj, t;; •..||| j,,vt- ;( yieriopti- •i* it.- History. , M .r p llie ts i|,?lte i’ L ln,’ t?r'> 'a die halt, at an : f'e i ! , lli'pe fat a a|R*edy ieI'dd Fettov. -ii.i m I J. * 1* t • h y ir lliia b t ate, = 'id by f h"*-, *.* In* llil i ui **■ i.i t •:> ii (in -',1 i i i ■ i, ,i 1• i i' r." i. ■ i nml '-.''1! ijaalil .i in 1. m ' W I 1 mvt.rt, : - Mr-. T w i.p=if!l’l »r * -1 ; f il ilt< I im icti M -« .'1 •,i tile a •l * •i.i) tile young people o f tile to,'. II. iiibjeft »i\h whkh hm I* rot id (kid Fellows, rotm* out and hear hint; lit it will be a treat you will nppriviid . five do, hbvimr l eeJi . teacher o f tlA fm A O C 9 t e a Every manufacturer appre­ trade-nmi ked preduct hs.i * \v: ciates, iii some degree, the im­ du.ction and distribut'on. It Sfh t ami second .grade < tw o yea i RECOVERS FROM l.A HRII'i'E as*’. Thu evening \Yff o*p i»f pleas portance of helpinjr the retailer not iiomethinic that can lie cen« (il'(.It nr!* an<! deli gb 1 ibl'ui.r’ ...t. pethis*, •al Col Iego, ,< pVcaenting1 Inn i; a i«* !o*r ibnifm***, a w*ri«m* Inindl sidered mei ely as an expense to sell his product. And yet. in “ W hs very bad v.ilh l.n (Tripp ..aPr.-f. M. J. iI At' 1it'lid. i i .a die number o f classes i.ip nne admirer after aaothei • ulb'il |M-ibaps ulti'tobsl ler to -one Ii.i 11 many instances that ileyiee is JU.lt s| k, ni nUl ;tip •. he curtailed to (he minimum. It Foi* ( ent over the ptevious yeai tm ti • *nu* bis >la ti i i.!1\ * -loppi i* enrolled in the evening -■H'lal itgmr. but In tbo ei--1 dioy nil IJeney end Tar and a vi y -nnd!. 11 can hardly l»e is a creative influence which, fe!| ttwni Tlo* Ili'V * dint -le* Mil** i'll *, t * • » • ' agli an I I r*>l 1 ■tt- ■ * * o i l nt.'ii ami t w,,,, u and ir.ii-.-'l I" I"* in-lined iintii'iilly aa t«»?111»ait-ti oi importance' "so muie limn any other thing aft­ • iiIi h i f.iti'i i l*i ! (acre v. , : >* i lio llid |o pi.— ed I or fritm l*. T « o "Id ‘iol \'„ y 1 id I . .* I'"kill e. Mi, a 1m i v-n«n p , r( time trade class m liilivis were d eiissiiig Ibe lieu *.' ipele ill in II h* in j ( muths reiul'ing fioni La titippi, thinks a certain type of manu­ er the merit of tlie product, deiyi ii.'a, I i ; iuMlid is, Miiiib pin* ( -i Seiiur. 3 in ir nru!\ f f'liah, hi work fo r nurses. ■*Ii nm-i hove been funny propiNdhp facturer with selling the pro­ tei mines tlie extent of the con­ A.tlima ami .Spasniodn ('roup me ilai.-• w,th them dacn:; Air. (lanl |H.i -lie impurlnnl development*1 te a deal girl like her,-' salil one. sumer demand. ."Funny i I'll say s",“ said the oilier quickly relieved with 1'oley';* li‘»ucy ncrV, illne, >,■ !f at. niTording to the report f duct u>.th(^dealer. I .’ontains tin opiate*- in* •Frank Non i* entntiuiitil his bibk* L*' 1< i: tin- I'xtcuslun o f the j art "It 11111**! Im\e been a sereaai.” — New nml Tar. It is nothing sliort of a false Too often the manufacturer gn dietit i printed on the \vraj ,'ii‘. i lu-i Inst Monday ‘ night, with twelve **♦ genepil'cfintinu&tlon claMCt, inj rin' ^ ‘ Lurgcsffiejling * ough mediiine'in the (.resent. The men alvvay enjoy their ^ assumption’ , unsound and unf^h ate taken working hoys nml thinks of ids advertising as a Wrong Impression. r‘ " ' l i v e in.-Iruction in rehool“ N". I never hunt f«r ideas." ibe world. Refue* uubditutfa. Insist on puttier. untrustwoi’thy, to think that clever means'of impressing the ,1. It. .|«u*i'i iv uhle I " l e out and, * I'btH « practical phase of cmlaenl tiulhor munreil her. ''When I Foley’s Iioney and Tar. Sold everymerely stocking: up tlie dealer "He tie/, dealer with the desirability of make hi* visit., to Hie dorter in Or-? J Da/e. A miniinmn of four feel In tin* iimod for work, I elllllh I" where.—Ad V. kudo. I'tit not well cnutigh to- o tto m L *j-* l!,> f/i i |/i week nttchilunee is ri*i|iiired the summit of a hill, and there, wllb with a product constitutes efhis ” **■• *■• < *. V , *- * rstocking m u i u u i ; up u p with vv i v i i u n i goods, and ami t i Lii dnesi- yet. the courev rims for I I I Hours w'ctd of da* mountain pirn* In,my fective distrilfution. Effort oi pc does enough to accomplish Mb.i Janet MeFitrlane irrived M'm- ♦ > have been organised 1 ,l'” 1 ,n,‘ '"M^Htfun " |M — ........ ... . » * * “ Ju-t fancy 1" gushed the girl. “ Anil It; that kind, il is true, may dispose * ’’that effect, and then expects day t<* he with her father. Jacksonville, Pensacola, their yell ih—cend and write It all down ! Carter i I'.rni' V^mc front Rollins to f B,l,1k M is t Palm Rcneh, Fort of a lot of goods, hut it does not the dealer to move the goods. I Sllppl'ie*V' .itii'iiii the party in liuttor of Mrn, Me* | 'r' ' > Htlando and Miami. “ Indeed I don't. That would lie a sell them. Unress the consumer This is a mistaken use of ad­ Call. Kiire way o f losing II. I carry.my lit Sonfuril, Florida, Jan. 27. P.'il. . Mrs. J. T ( 1honipt*"ii, Mr. and Mrs. *j conies in prepared or disposed vertising and it quickly reacts r 1' L I- S| er, .Spirilla t'or- lie ivpew rller up with me." A s ret|Utml rc'ijuirt by Section 12.c h a p ter, tv, E. Young motured to Apopka hint ♦, "Dhj how riuhI of you I Hut does M-1n , Sanford, early pint of each to buy them" they will remain on upon tlie manufacturer. |Cft‘ h. Mall, l)t-Lund, Pin. 2<JI-dtc fin*—er—does she never turn giddy nr oTA'S, l.aw.-t of Fliirlila, I will he in Sunday afternoon with Miss M’aunn the shelf of the dealer, re-ord­ the following placed, on tin* date and: Pope, who had hern rpending the anything?” It is the business of the deal­ between Un- hours set after efltlt, for week end with Mrs. Thompson, ers will be impossible, and the Sure of His Job. er to provide the goods which Mrs. E. (i. Ilahrm k gave a ;>arty to * the purpose o f rrcevhng Tux Returns whole product will be a failure. , "Holliman has « great reputation for a few of there yuuug people hut F c i 'i j f for the year 1923: the* public demand. He would wisdom." day night which W OK greatly enjoyed V GenevaFebruary 7th, 10:00 a, in The safest alternative is for * r4{k»snU will be received by the “ il«w do you ftUBpose ho got that be foolish to do otherwise, and by alt. to 3:00 p. in. H' Fotitml-ssJon of the City of San- way?" the manufacturer to create a would soon.cease to be a clg^er, Ortceoln—'February Silt, 10:011 n. in. MUa Katherine Young spent the “Mayhe.ho had am) le leisure to eid* fd. Moriila, up ,o 2:30 p. ni. on Janweek end with her parents, returning tlvnft! Ids ml m l Unllhe modern rulers to .3:00 p. m. consumer demand through Ad­ It is the business of the majnu^ 29th, IP2.1, at the City Hull, hie didn't hare to kiov Ids ear lo the ChuluoUi— Fohrttary 9th, 10:00 a. ni. to Rollins Sunday Sfterndon., nfurd, Florida, for the purchase of vertising. This will help the facturer- -meaning specifically, ground all the time lo tfnd out whether tsdionary, meeting The Womnn's proximutely $.300,000.00. 0 per cent he’d die with Ids err.vn on or soon to 12:0(1 nt. dealer move the goods, and then held u short meeting Monday after Cnbriclln - -February 9th, 1:00 p, in. the manufacturer of a tradelV of Sanford, Florida, Improvement he writing home fur money.’’—-.Ilirmlngwhich the Rttujy class held its first’ to -3:00 p. m. he will order more. md*. eollaternlly Bccurcl iiy cortlfl- Iwm Agi*-llernld. marked article, or one that ' * ’ Oviedo—February 12th, 10;00 a. m, nnd must interesting meeting. M indebtedness for local immight be trade-marked—-to ereDr, and Mrs. Tucker, of Nashville, Advertising is as much a bas­ to 3:00 p. in. Linguists In tho Spirit World.^ . “ 'cnieats, naid improvement bonds Altamonte—February i.3tli, 10:00 Tern., who haw been siwndhig two ate a consumer demand by ic part of tlie luisiness of the (nature serially, in from one to ten ’ "How was the seance?” "A great success. Mme. Ibikus ran a, m. to 12:00 m. nr three weeks at the Clarke plncu on! t: S'**’ W'U must lie accompanied! means of Advertising. manufacturer of hny specific terlnlU'd Napoleon Bonaparte. Marie Iamgwood - February 13th, 1:00 p, loike Howell, enjoying their annual*^ All npremt Ibal -be was an exceed 59 i veidng clcsses pi Hi ettir.g Piglv pri'tiy girl. Her ^dri'|S(*'( were put time tdarse? in -six cities and! in rile luii-i mode. Men'were |m-l.l H day 'l ; i ' ( at the Agricultural and ||,l> mirai led to her. Tb- only drnw- V NOTICE TO TAX n t • 1 * 1 * 1 J * t i n 1 J. i * - •a ^ i* X PAYERS Lin $ * f th !l '"ftified check for $0,000.00, Auloiiii’lle and Julius Caesar.' i i,rill'"vals to Ikj addressed to the ••Quite a distinguished gilt In ring." ft? Commission, Sanford, Florida. ‘■J'es, nnh I was not aware until nftn I l ° r,ler of tho City Commission of Bin aeni>fe slartwl that all three could ?Iwnk English lluenlly."—Blnrdngnnir. Pnford, Florida. Age-1 lernld. I i 9 2 j l,li* ' * ny J« nunryi a . —|(«E A L ) l . r . p h il ip s , The Herald delivered aix times a Clerk of Sanford, Florida, week for 15c. W- 1 ifishing trip, left Thurmlay morning 10:00 for n tour,in Cuba and other Southern] points of Floi Ida. a. m. to 3:00 p. ni. I’noln—February 15th, 10:00 a. m. Colicijo nml Mr. -Miller, of Iaingwi)m), *i* were visitorn in Oviedo lost Sunday. to 12:00 m. Dr, Mobley,'of Hanford, has openmli Monroe—February 15th, 1;00 p. ni. up u lirnnch drug store In th e old! to 3:00 p, m. drug ntore of Oviedo. Mr. J. O.Clem.j A. VAdlGlIAN, :> Tax AftnmiCiC. eh'ta is In charge. Mr, nud Mrs. Clem-j : - 1 ' ' V*j sjjS.s.f- ~ ■ • m. to 3:00 p, m. Ijibe Mary— February 14th, t by the Sanford Daily Herald in co-operatlonX with the American Association o f Advertising Agencies ) 201*5td; ltvr . i Ar * ’• fc i.V '3 4 f X ? A 4* v ^ « J . > ♦** ♦***V* . --X ?- � 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, January 29, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 29, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 29, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald