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HARDING ' W ill VISIT FLORIDA SOON TO COME TO SANFORD L a s t C o n tin g e n t American Troops on the Way Home •: »- — i] T ■}< •t i l l T h r t w w l n l r d I ’ r r s s l CHANCELLOR OF EXCHEQUER REPRESENTING GREAT MAXES STATEMENT ANTWERP, Jnn. 20.—Moving slow­ ly down the.river Scheldt unst night on the way home aboard the Ameri­ The Following Dispatch to the Herald Will He In­ can transport St. Mihiel, Is the Inst contingent of the (mips who repre­ teresting to Sanford People sented the United States in the world iU l’ ON A R R IV A L OF STEAMCUSTOMS L A W SAID TO rj-v r war. I/ E tr a m m iiu n o EU A T So u t h a m p t o n tits The Amnelnti-4 Press! ,, , HAVE GONE IN TO .E FFE C T The troops arrived yesterday from WASHINGTON, Jnn. 27.— Definite announcement that President and A T M ID NIG H T IN RUHR • FROM DEBT MISSION Mrs. Harding expect to "fto to Florida after congress adjourns was made at the Coblenz ami embarked on the traus|Mirt, which started her voyage the White House late- yesterday. for Snvnnnnh at 6:20 o'clock in the imeiYibered that E. E. Wndbrooke, representing the Sanford afternoon. With soldiers lining her It will bearer _* . Tm ~-: • Country Club, tho chamber of Commerce and other clubs of the city went to rails, the transport cast ofT her lines Proposed Plan to Collect All Cus­ Difference Between Washington some time ago and had a personal Interview with the president from the Siberia dock. The doughboys DURING RECENT STRIKE ON ST. Greatest ADOPTED 192.1 PROGRAM FOR toms W ill Be Worked Out America nnd England Was regarding his coming to Sanford. The president snid at the interview with sang farewell songs nnd shouted LOUIS AND SAN FRAN­ by the French ROAD CONSTRUCTION AND in Debt Situation Mr. Wndbrooke that It wns uncertain nU.ut his visiting Florida hut if he, greetings of good bye, while groups CISCO M AINTENANCE 1 did ho would certainly come to Snnfovd ipld have n try at our excellent golf of friends Standing in the dim light (U r T h r A ,. iw l« lr d — ! i n r T li* A m iw U M P r r M ) course and spend n few days here with the people. He wns in Sanford ninny j o f the early darkness waved ndleux. COIU.ENZ, Jan. 27.—The Coblenz diy Thr AsssrlAlr* l*rm ) SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 27. Stan( I t T T h e A s s o c i a t e * P re s s l years ngu when he wns just a newspaper mnn nnd he knows all about our city I When the propellers of the St. Miarea of occupied Germany held by M KM PHIS, Jnn. 27. — Depreda- lry Baldwin, chancellor of the F.xTALLAHASSEE, .liyi. 27.—'The but he will sec a greatly rejuvenuated city novT nnd one that will give him n hlcl began to churn the waters, the American troops lined*the establish­ state rond department concluded its tionx along the line of the St. l-outs chequer, l* returning on the Olympic JtrnnsporP slowly moved on her way ment of the Allied'Watclt on the Rhine quarterly session this afternoon after warm welcome. and San Francisco railroad during the j today from the debt mission to YVashtoward the lint lands of the Scheldt was turned over to the French at noon adopting the 1023 program of road recent rail strike were told in detail ington, told newsfmper mon that the nnd soon wns lost to -view nt the Roy­ today, settlement of the debt question in the construction and maintenance and ad­ al sluice, still wending her way toward today by official* nnd employes sum­ United States wns "in the hands of journed. The program which was con­ Flushing, which will bo reached nbout moned to appear before counsel of j ESSEN, Jan. 27.—The cuntorn* har­ sidered in executive session is not yet congress a* representatives of the government nnd striking shopernft i midnight. From Flushing the wide rier with which the French are now in form to be given out. it was learn-, people” nnd this situation constituted sen opens the way for home and the union to make depositions preliminary! threatening to encircle the occupied ed however, that it includes provi­ the "Greatest difference between signal hells will register the call “ full to hearing of motion to make permitRuhr region, became effective at mid­ sion for hard surfacing thirteen miles nent u temporary federal injunction America nnd this country." .He ex­ |speed ahead." night last night. ' granted in the U. S. Circuit court in plnined thnt in America “ you may in Nassau county on the East, Const . , ' The formal ceremony of depurture have nil executive who is willing to The occupation authorities decline highwty. This has been the subject ^ ^(>n|( p|n,.,, „t |* ft) o'clock when a com-. Chicago when the tsrike was at its do a great deal for you but I cannot to reveal their proposed plan or to of controversy for several months. . height .u-vet nl months ago. F o r m e r C h a i r m a n o f D e m o c r a t i c N a t i o n a l C o m - |muy of the 2ftth Ih-lgiun infantry I because of difficulties" encountered indicate the methods they will take with itn hand lined up along side the : in congress. for enforcement. m it t c c a t S t. A u g u s t in e St. Mihiel. The hand played the Del"Ask Marshal Foch," was the uni­ giun nnd the American natlounl an-J WASHINGTON. Jnn. 27.—It was I I I , Tier ISMM-tmrU I 'r e s s ! , form reply to the nr wapaper mm yes­ them*. revealed today that the American debt splendid isolation of the l ST. AUGUSTINE. Jnn. 2<k "This terday when they asked for informa­ The renter of interest to those on : funding commission In recent nego­ with business," George the rest of the world is playing havo tion. Imaiil ship ush the wiies and children ' tiations with the Dritish delegation Marietta, Ohio, chairman of the National Democratic committee m H'2». and This is interpreted ns indicating ecu the funding agreement for Great manager of the campaign for .lame Cos for presidency told the Assoritetcd . of soldiers who had cii-iiucd tlu-iri that Marshal Foch will have head j Dritnin's debt to the U/iited States constitutional rigid to marry. Ontli-, Press this morning. . <|uurters in Essen and will 1m- in fullj [ • red on the poop deck of the St. Mi hod suggested nn interest rate of 3 charge of the customs embargo which hied, they formed nn attractive group. The Kiivatiis club held their Indies’ per cent for the tirst ten years and it is presumed will permit of ex­ ENGINEERS HERB YESTERDAY Ytany of the women were unusually night nt the Valdez hotel with a big 1one-half |n-r cent thereafter with proTO MEET WITH CITY ports and imports to and from oeeucomely. One couple reached the ship banquet and dune. The dinner start­ visions for extinguishing the entire pied (iermnny only with the consent OFFICIAI.S nidi after some tribulations. Private ed at 7:3ft p. in. with nil of the guest* debt in sixty-two years. The sugges­ of the French authorities. German i Ralph Dailey, of Maine, married ju*t seated about the long table- set the tion included provisions for staled industrialists declare it will mean ul­ l,t. Col. Gilbert A. Younglterg, of lieforc tilt- 11uo,i train left Coblenz. length of the- dining room. The place annual payments amortization rate of timately the definite shutdown of in­ the United Stale* Knginer* Office, Ill |o nil- decided that she did not was decorated vqry In-nutifully nnd one half per cent in addition to year­ dustry in the Ruhr. i' desire to proceed to the United States .Ir.rktumville. Fla., held a public hear­ added greatly to the enjoyment of the ly paymoiitM on thu principal. The _ * ^ The mine situation wns reported nor­ ing Friday on the application of the _ . - . .. | i f immediately. Dailey gave her the miu- banquet. The ladie* who attended to whole scheme considered over the en­ mal, nlthough Germans say the traf­ city of Sanford for a permit for the A i u l i s N o w h M e m h e r f it t h e I N a t i o n a i w i i a r c i 0 1 riai;j siK,„.,i by chaplain kuf - the decoration ate to bo rontinended tile sixty-two year period would avfic situation was1'less favorable than construction of u dock and limit basin. terhiook. bade her farewell and went eery highly on ilc-coratiiai schc-me i-inge at tile.rote of approximately F l o r i d a on previous daya. The French will at­ A joint brier was submitted by tin aboard the train. Within n half hour that they planned with everything four per cent. tempt to operate the railway lines. city of Sanford and the ('handier of there ivns a hurried cull to hole! the I right and pleasing to the- eye. The t i l * T h r Assocliclril I ' r r w l , , . . , , • Already they control the stretch !*•- Commerce supporting the arguments ST. AUGUSTINE, Jnn. 2d.—At the suggestion of friends of the late lrn|n> f „ r HnHey's wife Imd changed dinner course was one of the famous RHINE AREA TURNED OVER tween Cologne and Altcascn, and an­ for the necessity of the government Adjut. General Charles P. Lovell, score* of letters and telegrams from St. her mind and decided to make the Cnttnneo dinners nnd everyone en­ TO FRANCE BY THE nounce that ;i,r>00 French railway granting this permit. City Engineer Augustine and other parts of the state are being sent to Governor Ijitrdci- VOyMRC. AM Bit I f AN COM MAN DKR joyed it thoroughly. During the course workers are due to arrive In the oc­ rrrd T. Williams and City Commis­ nicking that Charles P. l/oidl. Jr., veteran of the World YYnr ns flying inNow she is c nc of the party on board there iic-re innrjy songs led by.th** efcupied men today. t i l s T h e As socia te d P r e s s ) sioners S. O. Chase and Dr. C. J. strurtor nnd nmv a member of the National Guard In Jacksonville, he up the St. Mihiel. When the lines wc-ie llcic-nt songster, Mr. Sam Ihiiimt-I. COD1.KNZ, Jan. 27.—In ncconlanco The, post and telegraph authorities Marshall also advanced arguments in ptilntec! to succeed his father. Several othegc me seeking the appointment. cast off therp were 7ti women and 21 many line talks nnd speeches were! have issued an ultima turn to the >* half of the project. The only ohchildren cm hoard the transport. Three- made, noil mu life in the. nlTdir. Iti-i with cabled instructions from WashV* 1iugtun, Mnjnr General Allen turned French demanding the evacuation ol o f the- women were mother*, in liciv e l end ItiWtilt i* ittntlr itii t xi t |»liMhfcction raised was by the Clyde m | l| x | / r t ■ T\,T|4* telephone, postal and telegraph quar­ Three or four wives of soldiers were ally good talk and brought out many 1civi-r the American occupational area Steamship Co. on the ground* that | II L o U illlj tern, abolition of mad Censorship, re­ i Mcirtc-d oir tin* ship before she- sail subjects of interest to every Kiwnn- to General Martin, commanding thq tile pier ns proposed would interfere moval of military patrols from gov i'll, ns their husband* had declined to inn present. Mrs, F. Arthur Hazard French, nt newt) today. with the egreo and ingress of river The Antericnn commander, In a crnnuntal premises and no-intiTferassume the financial responsibility honored the club with a very beautiful liners.* The Clyde Steamship Com* persou'nl letter to General Di-goutle, , encc with the government administra­ of taking them to the United States, zolo entitled "In the Garden of My . tinny wns represented by H. II. White, Anil'll commander in chief in the oction. although thl* passage would cost thomj Heart." There were ninny encores to agent of Jacksonville and Cnpt. Lund, .. . ,, .. ,. . ,L* ‘ cupied zone, compliments him on tho No mail has been sonthi^ of Es­ licit $2 n day nnd their food 05 rents this song. Mr*. L. r. ume played , .... , . . , , . master of the river liber Osceola. Up­ . , , ,, ,, , mddterlv ciuulitles nnd loyal friendsen for two dnys. • the aeeompanunent to .*lr*. Hazard., , ,,1 on the suggestion of Col. Youngberg, i, t .. .. i jlilp of his troops. Not to Admit Any More Refugees to This Country 1 Mr. Ilenrv of Pittsburg entertained ' 1 tentative changes in plans were agreed F iv e H u n d re d C a rs DUSSKLDORF, Jnn. 27.— What is Report thr dub with n number of songs that upon, which it is believed will lie ac­ TO STUDY (llJBSTION o f V e g e t a b le s S h ip p e d practically amounts to martini law iic-re exeeptionall)' g"<>d and wns ceptable to both .the city officials OF DON US IN STATE has been declared in ttle occupied I I I , 'll**- I s - i i o l n l r i l l ' r r » . l . ■ S a n f o r d T h i s M o n t h cnlli-il on time altc-r time to give an nm| the management of the Clyde 27. Sepnrnli-1 ran delegation In take ten with him area. All hotels, cafes, theatres anil LAUSANNE. Jan. I encore. Mr. K. F. Idirte, the chief cutSteamship Company. There were a I l l y T h r A ««i> r ln lt4 I’ f r t i l convention!* Iielwuen Turkey _ and The deadl-H-k in tile conference a|:ain cabarets were closed at 10 o'clock last be |tertuinor, Imd a treat for the Indie s TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 27.—GovcrIt is ‘estimated that there will number of Sanford citizens present nt was discussed over the tea cups. Greece will l*** signed Monday, it was night, German time, which is nine Hie hundred car loads of perishnhtcs with an ire contest which was very nor Hardee has announced the apthe hearing. The Atlantic Coast Line announced Monday, irrespective of the Asked if war would follow the o'clock, French time. was represented by II. G. Laird, En­ Itizni hipped from Sanford for the month interesting and full of sport as the [ pointmont of a committee of six men fate of the general peace conference. breakdown of the conference, More nrrostes were likely today f January. Of this amount four hun- Indies who drew the lucky cnnls had lo study the question of a bonus for gineer of Maintenance nnd Ways, One provides for the mutual return o f; Nur said: if the Germans carry out the deci­ to hold a piece ccf Ice in their hand f U|-ntcr «i*rvie« men in 'this slate and . , , , , , cl red cars will bn celery and tin- bnl who requested the privilege of ten prisoners of war hostages and the sion to refuse to obey the Flench. The only knows. I an. furious thnt ^ i.au|„ loWVI, cabUKV, ctc. und the'lady who, held the ice the report to the forthcoming session of lays time in order that the mnttur other provides for the clmpulsory cxour months of hard work here should decision was reached yesterday at « Thu amount of shipment* celery longest was to receive n largo box of the legislature, In accordance with a • could be submitted to the officials of ehnngc of minority pipulntion*. meeting o f nil of the burgomhsterx. all he for nothing." this year is unprecedented, nnd is nc- candy, but all three ladles wanted .provision made by tho 1921 session. his rond, in the event they desired to the chiefs of police, prominent stntc . “ . 1 counted for by the shipping season the candy and it was declared a tio Tlte members of the commlttco were file any objections: * It in expected LAUSANNE, Jan. 27.— Failure of officials, and the directors of the . . ATHENS, Jnn. fcc.— Fie or " M tnrtin» curlior thuu in any previous and all three ladies were presented requested to meet for a conference In tat mn.-< Reichshnnk in the Rhine province. th:.t the government will make known the Near Eastern, conference n c ,5* |hhvu abruptly ,re- untetl„ depot , , year. The January celery shipments with a big Ikix of sweets, the winners Jacksonville on February 12. . The meeting wns presided over by its decision on this matter within the tain, according to a statement made in Antolia despite tho Greek govern(|out»Io those during the enr- were Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. Juba Three members of tho commission Dr. Gruplzner, president of the pro­ next thirty dnys. which will'permit to tho Associated Press lust night by menl’s decision not to admit niorej , g IKjr|0d Inst year. Early Gillon nnd Mrs; Hen Caswell, There were named by tho 1921 legislature vince of Rhenish Prussia, who later nrtunl construtclon on this project to Rlzn Nur, one of the mcmliers of the refugees to this country while >are rnlht, ,iKhl nnt| tiw ,|»cs wns a gentleman's contest in which an representative* of the American Turkish delegation. epidemics of cholera, typhus and small h ^ fun lnrKP,y u „„a The Mr. Fort nnd Mr*. G. F. Smith had Legion. They nre Morris M. Givens was arrested, hut afterwords relcnf- begin shortly thereafter. Notwithstanding this pessimistic |iox are raging, according to advices nuw Rtrnjfli w|,ii:h tho government lias j tho lucky cards nnd they wore, pre- nnd S. I- Lowry, Jr., of Tampa, and ed after a conference with General Simon, who informed him that he which then will lie sent them or fur- vjcw of |{iin n ui.( w|„, js the most ra­ received by the Near East Relief nay- j |)(Tjd|l,ly c-||ct| “ French Strain" ls| sented with n large- package *nd nsk- Davis Forrester of New Smyrna. To flj- jj,,. T urki*h plenipotentiaries Ing the Turks nt Constantinople or­ would be rearrested if he remained ther military operations, the nature ( taller and of more slander growth «jdt o open It before the party; after these the governor added the names of which hnve-not yet announced, will hope is expressed in other responsible dered three thousand Greeks at Tehicalcitrant. than the*varieties which the Sanford opening up the package they found of YV. K. Kny. Jacksonville. Mnjor W. v ’ * conforence quarters Hint things mny zone! to leave for Greece. O Quiet prevailed throughout the begin. section has heretofore produced. It another nnd still another nnd finally It. Thomas, Gainesville and Louis M. arrange themselves nt the Inst mo­ Ruhr today. There wns no recurrence J is believed thnt ns n result there will they came to the grand prise, which U-vly, Tnllahnssee. DUSSKLDORF, Jnn. 27.— Further ment. DIG KHII'MENT STDDEDAKKRH la, « lighter yield per aero in cclury wns two beautiful lemons. Everyone of Thursday's clashes, but the tern per of the population was more open strengthening of German resistance AND CIIKVROLKT8 FOR Ismct I'ashn, chief of the Turkish o f this type. However, it is generally had a big Inugh on this, nnd it was CHICAGO C A PITALIST ly defiant in the prevalent depress­ in general is anticipated by Franco delegation, called on Uiehard Wash­ DIED AT ORLANDO SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. agreed that weather c'cindilltin* and all truly u good joke. After thu dinner ing atmosphere of hate, New forces today ns nn aftermath of yesterday’s burn Child, the Americun observer EAR LY THIS MORNING things else equal,' there will lie n wan over tho banquot continued with o f troops came Into Dusscldorf to meeting of Ruhr police chief*, burgo- yesterday and went over with Mr. ------The San Juan Garage Co. are un­ larger volume of shipments from this n dance, music being furnished by ; meet any eventuality that mny arise qtasters and state officials,nt which Child at great length tho existing del­ loading three cars of Chevrolet* and section, nnd the end of this season the Jazzy two, Jimmy Robsonj and (Dr Tfc* AssoetalU I W « I ORLANDO. Jnn. 2ft.—J. I. Marshall here in any other part of the Ruhr. it wns said measures feu* parrying oc­ icate situation In nil it* 'aspects. Mr. ene carload of 8tudcb»kcra today, this should show a total of four thousand Reg Holly nnd everyone enjoyed the The streets of Dusscldorf are under cupation wero discussed. The French Child Inter dcollnc-d to discuss what making five car load* of automobiles car* of celery front the Sanford ter­ evening and tho party finally ended capitalist of Highland Park, Chicago, military guard, duo to the absence of are understood to. be ready for any ho termed- n private conversation, but that this company have unloaded this ritory.-At this Ume celery! Is gener­ with everyone hauuy and full of praise and Orlando, died soon after mid­ developments and with addition*! in American delegation circles the night at his residence here. for Uic success of the banquet. the German police. week. It looks good to see this as bus- ally free from disease and shows a The miners throughout the Ruhr troops on the scene and have this city impression prevailed thnt the-' Turks Incss Is good and pcoplq a n buying good growing condition. Shipment* continue gradually to throw down the! practically under martial law. will seek a settlement at Lausanne If more cars overy day. Tho Chevrolet frq’m California aro about ended, nnd picks and workmen in other industries otto Is possible. and tho Studebnkcr are two of tho while prices for the Sanford celery COBLENZ, Jan. 27.— Major Gen­ •Iso are leaving their jobs. Smokeless The time apparently is not yet ripe best buys on the market and If you have been uniformly good It Is ex­ chimneys are now everywhere in cyi- era! Allen, commander In chief of the for active American mediation but want one get your order in for the pected that even better prices will UR A N I) W IL L N O T P L A Y S U N D A Y dcnce throughout the once prosper­ American forces in Germany, and the Americans stand ready to help in nextdelivery. Mr. Fort, thi manager obtained on Inter shipments. General Marty, of the French army ous valley oL the Ruhr. Locomotives; CONCERT O N A C C O U N T ILLNESS securing n permanent peace for the Here at Sanford wjll be gL»el_to give cold and silent, are stalled in shops were two military officer* involved in Near East. The Mosul controversy AUGUSTA, G*;, Jan. 2ft.—Spen­ you a demonstration at arf>- time nnd or at stations, many pit heads from the transfer. Finol ceremony ending remains the thorniest before tho con­ cer Hart, state adjutant of the Am­ ------------ ’ • free of charge. which formerly thousands of tons of the four year* of American occupa­ ference. The Turk* may be asked to erican Legion, has resigned thnt po­ The Band will not render any’con­ coal daily were handled, show no tion were of the simplest character. accept on this point the decision af CHICAGO, Jnn. 20.—Two fires here sition to accept the secretaryship of General Marty accompanied by n tinsigns of activity. cert tomorrow afternoon on account of a special arbitration commission, of Inst night, one at the Warehouse,of the Augusta board of commerce. He The next move in this great battle glo French ogiecr came to the Ameri­ which an American jurist would be the American Lirfsccd Oil company will begin hlf new duties Monday. illness among some of the members. will come from Paris, probably early can headquarter* where the American the neutral member. / . and the other in a fivo story struc­ Rodney Cohen, state commander, will • .J -' ' ‘ . • ' * .Y ■« in February, after the Gormans havo commander and full *taff received Danforth, of Au­ Ismct followed up hi* talk with ture occupied by manufacturing appoint MaJ. K. failed to meet their Janu«ry 31 pay­ them. Promptly at noon. General AL gusta, to fill the uneipired term of firms, caused damage estimated be­ Ambassador Child by inviting Roar le ntumpd over tht* occupied , terri­ ment of 600,000,000 gold marka. GcrMr. Hart. J \ Admiral nronton, alto of tho Ameri- tween $350,OOtf and $500,000. — 'l -.i -,,o.U 4*. m«ny must submit to the ultimatum tory to the French General. • 1 • Jj D / • . Kit* * fe*. . ‘ ‘A . ‘ . .. Li:_* -r _ * •4 ■ . * ----- 4* . Utr’ Iv? ^ nFPRFnATIONS STATE ROAD 7 DEPARTMENT W IL L E N F O R C E MEETING OVER OM RAITWAV * INVESTIGATED CANNOT A G R E E SPLENDID ISOLATION OF U. S. PLAYING HAVOC WITH BUSINESS SAYS PROMINENT DEMOCRAT KIWANIS CLUB ■ LADIES’ NIGHT FINE AFFAIR GOVERNMENT REPORT SOON ON BOAT BASIN SON OF GENERAL LOVELL URGED TO TAKE PLACE, WAS IN AIR SERVICE IN ANATOLIA ON THEIR OWN DESPITE GREEK DECISION �PAG E EIG H T T H E fiA N F O B p iD A IL Y n E R A L D , F R ID A Y , J A N U A R X ^ t ............ - 1923 £ See Us for that New ** W e w ill h a v e E D . V . P R I C E representative For Spring. Just received 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. Will order the suit to be delivered when you want it. tak in g m easu res w ith us F rid a y and Sat­ u rd ay , • it J a n u ary 26t#i and H in term ister’s M u sic 27th, Store. 1923, ■ J. J. N. CONNER, Mnniujcr Friday and Saturday ! ' I,/ k# In the early spring we nre going to open n new Clothing Store in Sanford in the Pulcston* Hrumley building, now under construction, nad to take enre of our friends, who want early Spring Suits, we have arranged with Messrs. Randall and Hintermlster to hold this sale WK IN V IT E YOUR INVESTIGATION id 1 . ; m ir \ 1 1 I c K I N J N O N - . Iy I /I T / I V T Phone 104 ♦♦♦ sweet jwait, which they scattered in the pathway of the bride, who de­ tality of Mra. Ruumlllnt were Mrs.| II. H. Hill, of Columbia. S. C., a scended the stairway on the arm of Frank Sillier. Mra. A. P. Conmflly,} former resident of Sanford, la »pcn«lher father, who pave her in marriage. Mra. W. M. Scott, Mra. I). Ik Chid-ling aome time here attending.lo busMRS. Fit KB DAIGEIt, Society Editor At the nltar they were met by the of- well, Mra. B. W Herndon, Mra. Claud |Incas and calling on obl friends. Phono 217-W tfeinting clergyman and the bride- Howard uml Mrs. It. A. Newman. j ------- . f\ k'* ' ■* I t r * « l « t » ai*r fr lm S i T l . t l l . i r ; J. W. Chamberlain, of Valdosta, and gioom and hia heat man, Mr. Irvine, •—tl » • « arO gnlBM u a / H k r n wr n > « l s | W « . , M U » « • « r * enfvrtatalaB . »»rli brother of the bride, and Mr. George kittle Miss Trixie Franklin enter, Mra. .W. A. Clancey, of Jacksonville, a r a r e I # t h l « 4nmnm~mi, s l i i * s Parker Groomsman. Ortalla. mr tr le p k n w r I k , I n n . Il o il tained n number of her friends on wire among the business visitor# here t The bride waa lovely in her gown of j Thursday afternoon in honor of. her I yesterday. . * - ■ - — ■ I white georgette over satin, trimmed fourteenth birthday. The honoree wns t SOCIAL C A L E N D A R Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mothe, of with a shadow filet lace Ilertha. Her the recipient of mnny pretty gifts. I mini veil of tulle wns held in plncc After playing numerous games re- I kittle Kalla. N. J., arrived in the city Friday— Mrs. J. B. Coleman and Mrs. with n wreath of orange blossoms ami fieshmcnta were served. Those enjoyj yesterday for a brief stay and are < _ Reg Hotly will entertain at bridge she curried a shower hnui|Uct of iug this were Alice Elder, Pearl Bob-j registered nt the Alontczumu nt the Parish house, at .’I p. m. honor, bride's rujcit and valley liliea. son, Nozslc Stone, Phylia Smith, Mar­ oring Miss Helen O'Marn, o f Jack­ Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Henry, of New Following the ceremony the brlile garet and Henrietta Edwards, Kathson, Mich., the guest of Mrs. W. W. Potter and Mrs. Joseph l-ce, a re­ and groom were showered with ‘ on »,uriuo Powell, Sarah Sewell, Alice I hilndclphia, Ohio, were umoiqf the |giatujntiona, during the brief wedding Churpening, Beatrice Howard, Mar- nrriv'nls here yesterday and are stop­ cent bride. |reception. During the reception hour! garet Thompson, Helen Jenkins, Ar- ping at the Montezuma. I rifreshments were aerveil. chic Franklin and the hunorec. The Howard E. Smith of •Jacksonville The dining talde was laid with a young hostess was assisted by her luce cloth ami had as its central dec- mother Mrs. A. Franklin, .Mrs. \V. Ik t pent the day here yesterday trails, oration, tlx- bride’a rake, pink roses- |')illlip<i und Miss Murgucritc Frank- m ting business. end asparagus fern being arranged ijn. around it. Cream moulded in wed. ------- F. C. Miller, of Cincinnati, is nmoug ding M ia in pink and white, and A ,,uti„guisl.ed visitor to Sanford *h<! recent arrivals and is stopping at dainty cakes iced in white and dero- , l|u, nt.nr fu,ule win bc M ri. W. H.|thc Montezuma. u.tcd with pink rosea wen- erved. .ii nnir,K, (lf Jacksonville.' *Ho U nt ■. • ea it ' fit «$♦ EXAMINED —---- For Florida: F’artly cloudj ‘tonight and Saturday warm T h e P rin cess ------ T O N I t i H T— HANFORD KINDERGARTEN Kindergarten to In* opened at tho Brotherhood House of Holy Cross church January 2'Jth. Transportation for children hns liecn arranged with M m Hogan. Building will l>e open for registra­ tion Saturday from ten to twelve. 2f»9-2te Mrs. Kcpplcr GLASSES ACCURATELY Snapper Steaks, Fresh Suit Water ullet, Sea Trout.—Stone's 7 Sanford Avenue. Market, 2a7-4tc F IT T E D ---- The mints were done in similar design .irci!cnt th,. j. jr„i vice president of the A. H. Stinson, of Orlando, spent tin; and salted nuts were also served. General Federation of Women's rlub.i. ,lu-vh,'r‘‘ >'v*tcrtlnV transactingbusikntcr in the evening Mr. and Mr*, . Jennings was at one time the Peeples left for a weddihg-trip, ami>„ rc,n,,ent of the Florida federation' .. , \ inki, u ~ f ................ . to ti|H»n thfir return will n*»ide in Sun- a,„| ju.r ntiminintralinn will be nt . » \* : : fonl.—Orlando Sentinel. • membered as one of brilliant success. t(,r lu tl. l)1(,rv ' At present Mrs. Jennings is chairNKht.lK II ItN'kl! ( IIU kh man of the legislative council of the I.. M. Orr, of Orlnndu, i«spending i m- Nellie turner Little met Wed- |<|oriilii Federation and her cominga few days herevisiting friends. mviilay afternoon nt 3:30 nt the home. („ .Snnfonl is an event of much inter_________________ _ _ of Miss Ruth Griggs, 1001 Klin A v c .inat, not only to the dull women of Professor J. S. Gibson, celebrated I lie meeting opened with siT»ptiiit- Siinfortl but to nil who are familiar nkrcnnlogist and character reader, of reading by the chairman, Mrs. Free-; with her good works. Mrs,. Jennings Macon, Gn., is in the city ami will be man. Tlirrc wore several plans dis- wjj| |„, {„ Sanford February 2, and!found nt the Seminole Hotel. His reused on raising funds for the new will speak beforr |tbe Chamber o f. ( barges are reasonable and the pubyear. Commerce. lie is hereby rcsnectfullv invited to Exceptionally interesting was the discussion on rfiur mission study. Following the business meeting the busters served hit chocolate ami two There will be a culled meeting of kinds of honie-innile cake. the Social department of the Woman's Among the members present wore: Club Saturday afternoon nt four NOTICE Mrs. llragg, Mrs. Itnlls, Mrs. Kstridgc, o'clock, at which time it will be de­ Tho entertainment given by Prof. Mrs. Freeman, Mra, Griggs, Mrs. cided whether or hot there will bo the J. C. King m the High School Audi­ Wolf, Mrs. Wigam, Mrs. Browning, annual bridge luncheon. torium last evening wns enjoyed very Mrs. Fields and Mrs. Metbvin. All members who nrc interested much by those present. Prof. King "No one has done his duty till he are icipiestcd to attend this meeting. i» n famous hypnotist ami mind rend­ lias done Ids best." er, ns was proven by his work last Every member Is urged to lie pres­ I'tof. Cooper, Mrs. It. E. Tolar evening, when he answered about fifent next Wednesday nt the home of Misses Sara and (jcraldinc Muriel ly questions asked by people in tin Mis. Metbvin on Maple avenue lit and Ida Gray ami Mrs. John Iron Auditorium and hypnotised several of were a congenial party motoring to the boys. Daytona Wednesday to attend , the Dr. King will give another enterconcert by Heifetz. tninment in the High School Audi­ torium tlds evening at K:30 and one’ Mrs. Unhurt W. Simms of Jackson­ third of the proceeds received will he ville and Mrs. Trippe of Atlanta ar­ added to the Ik S. Orchestra fund. rived here yesterday by motor and Come out and rnjpy an evening's are thu guests of the former's sister Mrs. J. B. Starling. COLLECTION'S—ODD ACCOUNTS ovmlui* niilrh, l»atl cHpckh. W rite* for our proposition. Our representatin- will cull on ) ou.— Southern Ad* Juitment Agency, Drew Building, Or* lando, Florida. O I'T O .M E T ItlS T -O I’T I C I A N ' J The shadow of n traced) came near to wrecking the happi­ ness 'o f beautiful Kathleen. Why did the spirit of John Carteret's dead bride fail to return as promised, and shat did he do to reconcile the dead?' Don't fail to come- and find out the truth uboot ".Smilin' Thru." Snapper Steaks, Fresh Salt Viter Mullet, Sea Trout.—Stone's Market, 327 Sanford Avenue. 2M-4U 10 Stores iu Georgia 1 Store In Florida Sanford’s New Store Phone 127 mm i9f cn, f.VJ 11*32 . Robert F.. knMotte, of .Tampa, ar­ rived ‘ in the city yebterday and is ranking his headquarters at the Mon­ tezuma. while fn tin* city on business. 1 ,0 0 0 Those enjoying the cordial hospi TO VISIT OUR STORE SATURDAY 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE ■ in n B iL ia iiia iiin iiiiia ia iin n iin a iiim r iiiiiiiu iB a iii Open Day und Night Ladies' Itcsl Room . To see the Spring line of Tailoring we have on display H aveyonrSuit Tailor-made to your own notion. SALES A N D SERVICE A Complete Stock of Part*. Buy a Hupp and You’ll Save Money Not Only Pure but Delicious ., r ROUTH BAKERY Next to l'rinrcsa Theatre B. & O. MOTOR CO JUS TRECEIVED N E W S H IPM E N T Sanford, Fin., Corner Second Street and Sanford Avenue Distributors Seminole and Luke Counties Large and Up-to-l):i!e Fllll n»: Station t . in their store. First Quality— Low Prices 115 East First Street • ’ Complete Line Accessories . and Tires PHONE 325 KODAK Deafer P R E S C m m O N *D R U G G IS T f f l r .'K IIC X A M . STORK • 1 . . . ■.ttrJm ; ScSiaefer-Weedon Man is here to take your measure �P A G E TW O sI I^m- T H E SANFO RD D A fL Y H E R A LD . S A T U R D A Y . J A N U A R Y 27, 1923 ' V«q ! ___II .1- I ■■ -- TP -n-., "2^ r~ t; J n t u « lj! Am! the United States will hove u; Ing it will be next winter this time Orlando, And if the f c a m o r a U a i i y i r O j r a i t l il,n,irc to see Whether Woodrow AYR- before it reaches rcncl same contractors, or the managing end son and his "fourteen polrjts” was J’ a b l U b r d r r r r r a f l r r n o o n n r r p l * « « • 4 m r M th e l lr r n ld II u II iI I i i k . I uT right or wrong, Most of the squab­ of them are interested in the building M u a u l l a A S a a t o r d , l-'la. bling has been the result of no fixed f>f this KastVioast road it is likely be several yearn yet before wo have The Herald Printing Co. purposes in the minds of the Ameri­ to the use of that. can diplomats. 1*1:111.1* 111:111* -----------o---------There seems little sense of putting R . J .' H O L I . V ................................... •Bdltor Now that the “open meeting" on a time limit Fn it contract and then N. J. I.It.I. A It It ... N^rsm rr-T*-*-snarer t l . A. K R R 1 . ____ IJrnrrnl M * t i » « r r letting the contractor take Ids own II. *. IIO I.l t .... A il. r r ll.ln a tla lin a rr the masked band has been finished In sweet time In building the road; Peo­ Louisiana we suppose a "closed meet­ Adtrrflalaa l l a l r a Mndr Hnun n Appllrallon ing'* will bring out something that ple want the roads. THat is what they I Irr tila llo n t l n a a a r r lias not hern torched Upon. Hut some­ voted the bonds far. The tax is being ■p • ' L I ’. W I * JUIII'I* I’bimr n : s - t v n l l r r S p. ■». body, mimewhore, in Louisiana com­ col Ice ted. The ‘engineering expense to " SubscriptInn P ric e la A d t a n r p mitted murder and torture and should the tune of £70U to *800 a month H ....... *?•'*" . . . , « a e Y e a r ................ — gairfi on, road or no road. It is not SU Months M punished. D e l i v e r e d In C l l f by f a r r l r r , strange that taxpayers arc miirmurOne W r r h „ . ......—.. _ . . . IS O n i a Thc interest in the new sky scrap-jing mid finding fault with those,reThe lila 13- ip going up in Sanford .shows that! sponsible for these delays. I f the aid e n ti r e l y r. and --la-------pnbllsk ---k”d%v»rc I'riday. '*<»<»- Itcomc have been waiting for this j cwnnitssUmer* cannot gel action, It 1 1 * *. . ,• f _ ** , mi # tlfttnn wlM mad* k««wi» <*fi iipi»lkii- lion, |ll»0 prr >>nr» nhin»n In i»»l%«nrr* |j;rcat fifty to COtflCe And OUT f»r*t tall! might l,f- Wi*ll IOF < luilmut of MKMnr.u T in : a ** oi:i a t »i 7» "riii-:** ' building* will bring other* and our 1 C’ommerco to apply the remedy.— iloThe Associated Praia la exclusively! • milled to llu> use f«r r*jiuti1icnt|nn l ,, little city will soon be a idg city.' porter Star. ,, ,, . ,, , •, all news disentitles rredlted to It #J Cwi the Herald any again, we told tint otherwise rrndllrd In Ihla paper ... o and a loo Die local new* publianed #ou DU-. herein. • , , o — - ■— All rllfltla of re.publication o f special This paper i'i nuked the questipn dispatches herein are also reserved ________0— ——— , m o „ l U r „ ... -rui.WHO I t 1 I H E JOK hit IN N i l . . («A S I A \ THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 P eoples B ank oif Sanford h — A new Library Building in the ccntet* of the city. 2. — Extension o f the present bulkhead on the lake shore. 3. — The new pier and boat basin finished before January, . _ 1921. 4. — A big Audi tor iu nit hat will seat at least 5,000 people. 5.— New home Tor the Campbell-Loosing Post, American Legion. ** 6. — A Community Chest out o f which all funds will he drawn. 7.— Two mill tax for publicity purposes. S.— Municipal ownership, starting with water works and soft water. 0.—Systematic mosquito campaign and cleaner city. 10.— Ten thousand people here one year from today. •a k.v r , r* A Sanford Institution under the direct man­ agement o f the following board of d ir e c t o r s J. It. Anthony, \V. H. Tunnieliffe, Dr. S. Pulcston, E. II. Hawkins, W. E. Scog'gan, C. F. Williams * •. ».% H , I* i r i »*i; Pt * » Hi H* Hta * , * THE TROUBE WITH FRANCE A L L DEPOSITS IN S U R E D TH VIN H TO s r s i'E N O ECONOMIC L A W SA YS BAUSON— T H E S T A T IS T IC IA N SHOW S W H Y KUHOl'EAN PONDS AUK UNSO UND Hi The joker in the gasoline Jsx law every day, "what nltout our new tnuri** hotel" and we can only *ay that ns usual has worked out for the her.r fn Hi *1 Hr; H> ■?. Hi' fB| * i R fct HU Ha f fonlrn Advr-W-lne |Uitr,«til«l|vi when the proper time come* thin’ pa- r:t of thi‘ nil trust. Whether it was [ Tl IE AMtlUCAN PHLSSA tSC< IAt ION ■' '■' jier will bo the first to announce the placed there purpoaedly or with malice W E I.LF S LE Y ’ IliLLE, Mo#*., .Ian,|thc Lillies combined owe the United | glad tidingn that the new tourist ho- aforethought remain* for the general 27.—Since the arrival of the D rillth iS laU i only about ten Idllion dotlara, tel in ready to go. Therh are many!public to make their own deductions: -Uw Debt Commission to the United State*i while theyt are demanding of HerI * A. I . . . . . . has 1 . .. * *, v —IV *alone * 1 . I .—. • ureparations ... b . . . —i , * { ■\ . . ~1 b ‘ . r Vs *thirII i W BEAUTIFICATION OF HIGHW AYS details to work out in a million dollar There is no dispute^ about the joker I * . . wl - B«tmon been nuking «. many o■. ff xow O ffice I l ir . lt A l.O I I I I M I h « . l*hone I IS fei h: If: ■ I „i Sanford, Florida ■* ------“ m ,!u‘ W al1,le sht’ l’M aWa,t, ^ iu thL‘ *,lV “ S1,' nt r‘M m ly o f the ait nation from » Uati*- ly billion dollars! Oi course, if ^’ ° r* j ntti expense* o f opentting for the ADVEUTfSING VAKIItS AHItOAH Tho subject of beautification of their eoula m .patkntv. Home was Oil f mi puny could slip out and mmt . d ..... fmiTiy can pay any such amount* an vonr) tjlfi fum „ f $1«, 152.97. IN THE LAND highway, wa* started in the Itotary not built in n day and Sanford will the etnte ovt of f22,000 worth o f tax# y * , unintvro.,til.g. France demnnds, there is absolutely ' Aj,,c:w„ r N„i:,n is quoted na Buying: Hummnrv innkeR. how. Club several month* ago and with all not bec bul.t built in a day. We have been »*. If wc could see the vote on that-■The summary which his makes, how- no doubt but that England, Franco| mj ;tm h -rrlily In favor, o f t!v> prin- • Putnam County Credit A the club* of the city taken up w ith; v.a’iting at the switch for fifteen till and the one* who helped K^t Is most enlightening m-.:i ibe r « t Of them can very ea Uy of lnWt» lis. ^ 4; «<nie« W ha* In Its most rc*cent bulletin ratled the Chamber of Commerce and yestei yt /.r* and only ahunted box ear* into through tl.e Florida legislature. WC ’ ' ‘ ' v.hv assessor attention to two fraud* passing thru Mr. pay " smoiler amount to the United rya day a live committee was opolntpdjthc Riding. Wo will *aon be handling Would be able In abort order to db* _ F lm c le t k *. roallxe, « Uabsoh, "that the coming to thla coan- States.- - President Harding and hi* should bo allowed to :n;it.i* $25^)00 m- tin* state and slipping the gaff into to form n Seminole County Highway 1IMlman*. ye*. prnm the situation an-l explain why try o* Stanley Baldwin) llntish Chan- jfnhinot, and nil otherK who Imvfi look- |,iotoyo n year at the expense of. the a* many merchants a* gullibility will Association. Last night Carl U h -j --- ------ o----------»! .• law didn’t Indd water before the cellar of the Exchequer, Montague C, ;i'd into,the matter evidently nppreci- taxpayers. When tin* county was permit. The association ndviu that man, secretary of the Orange County: I'-EWKH NEWSI’AI'KUS r pnnn cotirt. Norman, governor o f ihe- Hank o f into this nituntion. *mnll, tlu* fee plan wti* rearonahle, no each business man; wh*n approach,J Chamlior o f Commerce addressed the —-----It i* enough now, without going inEngland, and their n-?oci.dt from "U p to the present time, England dmiht. Hilt Duval couhty is too larg,; by any stranger submitting a -.km. Ijiko Monroe Improvement Society on According to the census report--* “ f t, the details, tit *uy titat the Sitmithe greale*t empire In the world, with !*■ the only one of the allies who has fnr it now. i am m>t .tying that a for publicity, should'Inform tin* * >. this great subject and the Seminole tl - !'ciier;ii Departm.mt of Cutnmeice t,r,| oj| Company i* putting over a i ihat.; in hand and begging for mercy, made an honest attempt to return any salary o f $7,”*in) i - adequate for the lieitor that he would nut considti the County Highway Beautification Asio-i there bus been in tlie fort few- ycart ,-jjntit- scheme in Florida and the peo* i- one of the greatest events in our'money to us. England is paying in-' amount ami character of work we do. j plan until it had received the cndm-se-E elation will be the result. This i* one an increase in the number of news- pie of every community thought they: (finnarlnl history. For centuries teicrjt on its Indebtedness while the The point I mnke lr that an ad'-quatc* menl o f the Chamber of Coimninr. paper render* In thh country, but n *<f the most important snl>jects „ , , ,on tin ,ir.,*r, .... u- ,|„ ...... ... „f , ri' k' 11 , "met > eg »> v ay (. an j| r | tn| 0 |,ns | „ the world’s ' tbor emiiitrius' 'bavo sent o* p ractio-salary f-l.ould be eliowed, bui the-, Th ■ Arcadia News tell* of th* calendar fi ... ............. r i , « ^ t r ' r z t r r r , , ^ .......... >»• .......... ..... .. ■ * >*^ .................. .......... ...... >-« - i • " « * * . " ■ "m ciations of................. the comity to foster.t , i . » r - l oi tl v r«* 4 e * a . d v-n fm ek‘ l,,,li"K '*llr w,’t** hl' v*’ h,H ^ M\ ^ n here today plead-: rinmiy, and with rrasonnhle. rconam- b.v twa men on.* of Hsm tr-v.ag the g| r arc building better roads all the time. decade ending in IPIO show that-d u. . .(t t „ to- t»y j - ' k 1 * *’ ei-h Empire billi ins of dollar*.tng merry*, but »ve shouM bo fair witli feal adiiiuiktralum, the office sb i-dd bame of Mr. Ferrell. Brielly toll Wc are spending good money every ' !,,f period the total daily circuln- iris prelit* ntnte when* pc,luts in in me the stnte where tli tb 'lr -ir . . world . . F-'l'Iand r „„.i ..- . . ii ,1 si,., ' tlu- c me a rc.Ctliyd the written aiiiqi',. "The war .................. lurnr-4 the flnanJal and .tecogpirc IL.it she lif.u has nmitare produce nrorit*." profit,." ycar t i b-ive good roads. The people’ ........ '• ,i:>' new*paj*ers iirtb ■ United tpiuet i* se!d ami through .vhirb Ueit An great nation* ronde her pry meats thus fnr in Tin* other trumpet blast cann^from taree of t|u* management of th< h.-mliving nlotig the highways arc 'buildhieieasel from 2i.2U,t<7< to t'-.-y an* nble to beat Ho* state, of t T ’-ide down r. ...... . , . free of uith hu* fnfHn*im*nt . A m tn Mis Honor, .ludg* If. (). t .hi on ot ial o f I lilt*, place tt> 111 rcjiJ ing new and better homes and the! ’13,0»i ,*i. n, whil the number of newa- Florida m 1 t f th.- ttin- cent p**r gal- Hkt» Girmimy imnrjfr^ l»nnkriif*t;. all charge a sufficient qh'tuii!;. if tin* Federal t >u:l, itie-g i:i th .da. Frame, the v.-ort.l’ r r,-ateU inv.st«h n t v.e with eventually do with lliesc ' U |i t* gandine tux. Tv. i ,- lectin lie'ore * whole county i* improving but there papei* dieiea.-ed from ‘J.fiUO to errnt nation emerj- . debtor; while '"fb ip n debt* cannot > for. told at A ft r | olliii.f . llig It - ag i :■ t con­ I tturhentl-' to lii t the c-tiddi-lt.i -t fs no nee I of any improvement un T!ie derieu.-i m hi i -i Ih , w.i* gi net d, e*.-o!in ■!• ipp**d t«. tin on • at d di fcndnnt . for alsrut two yearn. Thi-- -ti'inrpi oti,,, t tun 10 England, to whom cvi.rvoou i-ame lor fneMiit t.me. (e.U iiniy 11 would vtcti i or tilt i'- -f* g; leas the beautification of the high- heir |; ill nh.ei' til .* t n dntii ( ’it Htati.ina Li.ew that i hi* - i j vv to lr' given lii tt -tn e...n he i.*.::t dh Fuu >.. v ■ oilvi now o ris* * . Wa-hmuton for t " l ° ‘" e r l them t -!i.y and :t way, i* started The lleralii ha* too-n new Sfft!c .4 like I ikl.dmiin, a* in older ir .t -."..i-- giitn: lo Li! 11 I'liver mar’ . ’ i mlqi i lay I without any atiing* except that nn U ) g n e llie rief‘nlatit d Kun.peaa . ..atb.iM ......... talking for many years to the pr.qdc sin 1 lil >. Indium, vili <■ ih |- oag fli*M Jt g ,f< ’ i to :’U pet help. Truly thi * t th. im*. t drama i- h''Vt' tin iever~c of the *tatio'e*y w> ta talk and ••true! a \ ci * , populat oMinnic atm im.im ial m event In the and ffn,m. *1'*'‘ " r iH ’" l " ,,r o f the Snnfonl icition to li.'tiolify •i'.io - Wav Id 011 7!>* to >':ii im hid­ 1 dh o. \Vit!i tin* Standard, nlvi drop- n 11 otmmie h .it! , h« i lo rani t!*:i tl.-n w mid It. pirn i-«l several ailverli ri: >-i! pn..,v playing military p*>kii. • If. ing weekly, ' M-4ii‘ W (*i kly and daily ll al*oi c|n their place* on the public road* and ! ll’ ensntili easoLn priie*. pro •**• .if ;-il the otb- lii*tory of icir tint.. n h- .1 co t, ntlacheri to hi: couit a* Th men, armed with th-- wiittea new qiapi 1 *. o l-oivever, there n.>t:on. would lept-nl instead of unsightly dltelu * along . ' on:|aiii' s uad it Was all done thru I hasir.e* the ta r t that v.e have that was .e l.ivtor for graft amt lie reagi-.-itnetft to accept anil ton- the -l:i uriuie.t, Tin* effect of the war upon the pa­ :■ very clever M-V'lio- which the attor- g r . n l fiiuinrial i -sj. n-;bi!ity a s well uf" their sin. , dishaml 1 the roads that were not only danger­ i* ti-lltd in say that there were a nunt- liomtry, rued ted from eight men n and live htiitevtly and th -T -r-tti ly. I tn > it* ous to traffic but were mosquito per supply, and lb • high prices wh'ch l ev* To-- the conqtany found out em tillp* Hri' t uppoi tunily, Thi-refore, it i or o f officer, w in were a< tualed liny adv.-rttsenn-nt to be phtr - 1 ut, ill.is will* this ihmi.dtt.io mind that y v lieve tiq* Uidli-d -''tete- * tihi t>p glad breeders a* well a* unsightly, to fill during the war period forced som la iveomplt;bed thmugit the Irtw* of Tnn-i in obtaining »o lr than they Lark of tbr- letter beads, aim g »uh to ram el Finitidehtedm v or do any­ In the open ditches and plant flower* newspaper-, to •il-peud pnlili ,i! io-i Uloridu. It is a simpk uiitho-l and t, must mnkt* «Vur de.i-ioita. t.vi-hi and one-half dollar fo.rii thing else \vh*dl Vi.idtl tic.ly help, W ere fo r thu pn vetilton o f viola and tree* and grasses-and mike thi* bate hastened tin* li-ndcm y *"Tbi.-. whole <pi. : of reparation,' * follows: * l to i of thf iaw." t..eh. The ninth man kaknl tin tfn• sutfaet*, the Itfli oily with n*Mpart of the stale a veritable "land of Hut l hl‘ slot!,ties for tul t, k-■lie low -o>, where n v.liidcuder •till unt-tl Mr Hn * ot "is hound up llym po is financial, but a -latittical tk-cat Nolan itar itown th? people. paying hi .idvatiru fo r tin* work . v f pared with I;ngi n ,1 ] how ibat ilh syinpatItir-. pofitti *, itioi nation flower*/' Those people who have of Fhn id I what they lsa\* !h-i -ii lo :t t" a i ultsmuer, t tnejydng tlirmigt) tie nnndrd that a "p n rof" oT th- miin study rbows very ctenththat the real planted the front of their farms to the mutiLee was L-in ddy lie-ieasing .tationsif that said wholesaler hall i nI f^'dbig. Owing to the latter, will-^ log thiititgh fees for an oViee wliieli he first shown him. Then th •him Itotlliie with Europe is piri‘ o:d. He trees and flower* have showed the at the lltne the war broke out. The* It exempt f • III the one i<nt tax. I III- *out doubt, o great to toy pcioth- ill nor I, limn- difficult e ■- made tirttu.gement.« with > !" d Ion we, or any other c intiy, tun i ' I I.l.i Will dale in rest of the. residents what n Ivauti- lnrre-i.se iu the m on leref i i ’.-idci* v; t.piine ttiiii lield lit ii tlu« was till* n untry >.y mpaiin :• witir (iermatiy, help Europe, the F.utopvan patio.i- to op. rate, or in por.aiii, than the of- pi i'u.-hop for the printing of -n" if:|; , ful farm can be and it m an, imirh to al .* p i.iiioomcil l» hue tin- way Th letterhi-ad.i. Then the elever • tit the lest ease mill npl- fell ttii and many, other , llitoogh their iuvo rtiM*l • hniige their p'lnni .**, motive . tire- of governor or roiigTt wiiiiih . 1'iaitk the whole,ronitmmijy. Now that the t-puTi i iiriflriu.- ii,*- view that news­ - ies tli-it I td hee'i eollet tcrl, rehat- for Ireiaml, hate Englaml. Jttdgo t'laylon ha- lo|,j witai mam kipped tin* place, leaving the piat.-' aiiii atl Irde towmd <i -I ninl o n mi the t'.m'-otii, however. aitsoclntion wifi he formed to hy.-tc- paper leader- it: rninllur eLinimmilii-.-• i riml the total umount was m -ihc- .‘ study " f a . matt Iup; thought many n tintw to hold the sink, provided in- had d- • mirtlenlly take up this matter an I ,,r,> ,#"dmg to d* j e*nl more upon 1st i ti ia - ,e .e goMtan I....im, ,,n tiki i should euiiviuec'tiny disinterested pur* ' r’ ' * . that the n-r.’ncd y *tetn foi-ofTicini* of the work, and leaving, also, eight metl. eanflot r.did make Ute planting of, tree* along the ru'.v 'aipev f i r then now*. State 'inti' w .i ^ In o iw were surim .im /m ,:*> t,lal Cinn!m> •*» ll»* "f n U ti lL t U" " th" law for that in teal'ity ‘ i* what chant* who were out jus! nn *ra rtntioiis worn springing ttji? ^ * llneft of hortieultural benuty""TTIH peo- capital ai.d eiejnty '.eat newspapers 11 ever t|u‘ slate and the company a burgblr m K i wttempted a iolo .-al vise anyone t » Itay or even hold Kuro- it f-r conviction m ' uiirt ure—i . •na iiundixal dollura. The printiru -'.i* 1 plo should get behintl the movement have invaded a field u.tee coveted al •a abb' I > prove through these sin steal hut Ha* eaught and i I - i.itcd in pean s.-iunlie**. A fter p tag fur tin- I be In far •lilt'*- in ihe legal fence thru on; dam*. Allowing ten del! r -Hie* of I.ti­ E ■I" has n nure pn<J jmsh it to. completion. Florida mint eidiit-jy by town tieiv.pap, r<. •boo that tiler** wen* 'idling direct to !Ids plan*. ! irespective of the tjn w ill' ‘ ‘ 11 -iml the meal-* r.i ■-a ft. ii i ■ n Mt - f ll hedi H > Cl III will never he the state it should he The American preference for c' vii ■he , on-om ci. Pretty *o-f! all right to t Ion ( punt 1 v thi* i - f g l t i , ad Mid ii tile a-1 during ttieir ball t ' ..'I -I unless the peo|th' themselves get tuisy ing few q ap* i • i , 11 .vv , 11 . tlit- ii ■-ell to th-msehe- mill thill I* IJlH ’’ mlnot Hi .. I: - should r*i ike t.t'Ml.?iIt MlOiii ‘ii i ?i Ar. sd'a it i jIi be easily -> .-t «• • ti: I p! |. on the highway* and iy.iays -.ml p o' to Ii" Ot I: i r i ' I MliS thi*:i way they l*e.,t llo- -tale law arid an* UMlenil- for t i e ?■ •,!* ivllii ll hi part ■i tb-bti Im y buf it l-a ■ i grafter* conrid r Florida a spleadil -<11 draw from, t! I dtid; . - li t. i g in w i.iap’ t ..till I'O.I ini' tl anil ki-i-uihi.r I limiunmlM *■' - I-' t away " im -■ . hedges and m ike tie- wlt .le lim ! Id... W'-le l ami dextroyetL enough to do bulb. Europe i a g od- l.»:l illlidsfit. It : ay.* rjMit in which tu pick up an rosy liv­ .... . Hint: it and keeping thousand* in th c.mm.y ii.d 7211 daily mo, dog t , r l j o l U r j ( f r f l ) 1 ) U.e roatU in Florida to ' stun tike the rote. Ihereforc. shu^d.not be ciiti,l,at W U,t* M,f"T in e war when men considered ing. , ntltU,,. Tlu. •d. Thorei‘ im i fl,r InHUting 'that Germany re- ^ ^ippi which Abruham Lincoln used puj ^ MtA*it./ .H ,, ,•„],( fop ,)f|vaU. Fnr year,, there iu * not b> a f"tn,'A Florida will never bo the land of newspaper*, iim t»n li daily evening v >,*,,, t||(. .at tnvidce 1*B,rp» ns fi,r ,m poMlhle, the pnqier-l 5 ‘>11 :l!'ovt. Ihe Iwtlcr rapacity wa* , ri,hes. Hill we hiv, a town or city in tlu? state frci- fr**n» flowers uule.*.* the fluwer* are plant- j :t\c " U< i\ ’ *,1" , K ought lo l*c a way to even yet Invoke, w,m always te which wa* destroyed nud .h.mnged enough to Mow the whistle or t > run piugte-r k The graft**.*d along the highways where the vis- Olid daily mor nt-g ci,ru!at|o:i wus;|h„ I- g r tIII- t.icl: *ry nud thievery of thi- an the lm.it, hut not 'chough i-i do h**rb. During the ten year . . '■ itor* to the st.iie can see them. The 12,rt82,Rll. , , , . . i lay** a trap to evade it through -om,- iu her attempt to .burglarize. Every When the. whistle hl-v.- tli, l">.it ii.ul ilaie.i pi.c laim i,i i ’prof: i?-'i u.'.ii den: grafter in the advertising Im-. . . lUsint, i -tcil |ii ii must admit that irp p ciiily. (Inn* art- adepts at other lim*. .d-' bleu is u good one ami the Herald will permd th'* evening i-ireuintion gam ji her or technicality but you don t t-i -t>»p. *.\t the pte-clll lin e E'jritjn wa* pi ],cr ecu! ami tlu* matniug gain this iroaronal.1 Frame ia-k ng h*.' they ar>- not so numerous a* in I line was wh*a l h bark it to tin- limit. fee • l .ll .T l .t. have law maker* these days in n very i Ills to desire to whislh rather than I'd* ruM an I t'llcial wa* “ I per cent. Tin- significant nf Geimany im!\ what any one of u* to I ii ptiblii lly. Wiy-tlici >• ,1 Thai o gic.H number'that have the nerve t*• lc,i Un>H Europe i ti auge its ., fact, however, is tha* lb" mini her of .. tlm • • > Mouti! a-k nf a i Milior who ntt*-mpt iii indii uGon licit tin* men h.oM > t*m k<law that an n>>t full I f jl'kIs it peace or war for Europe? w pm "on who fi I ohligcd !■' la ep in ||iit stall'll; i d the s.ue thing m our . roicm -a - it s a.id p| !s it- i ll t| u <i lull.i' '. 'M i. ' Ian, in l * iitltify l-c lie caaier "worked? mil Mar I "Irgrillll. ! it**tc al of whistling V.i i iMVe tur, Dm .1 to Itirri uvi r 1 lie pi till of hi.»» but the f**rl remains that he i* pM.v’ nil t nut a. t with the wuilil through it). ill not bold Utiro)ttan s.rctiln tin OtJ„ Ih e French will collect customs and a ttew>pii|H‘r i* itjircasiag mati rintiy, o— — pi the pilfJic lia - sen! ,1 tin >'’1 upon lh" more frequently ami h*’ • "Tin- n-asoti ilmt France ha* re'.Pm oilier Inuul. I believe licit v.hl-n doom o f tin a i i m int* la tire which "pe'il.* wet) far 1 I.UltlDA'S 1N( ItE A b lN ti AUTOS, endeavor to get their money. fee rystem wh ite: cr the go of hi: money the easier. Uni ' * iently lo*t sympiiiiiy in her negolia tht |Enrojie qiiitB squabbling nml settle. out cum e o f the i ettcvvml ‘tc-sit* in th**) Hiatt is nn adept in the advertising tlm mtelli ctiuil alertness of (hecuun-i tions with Germany; is due to , . , ,, 1■ lovvn tier t effort to Germany ha* Ik*ch declared in tie* “ y-^lt'dianapoli.* New*. iowii to an nn ■ho bolie-t . ffort t > pi p,;nd.ue. ,.,,,,^., \j,. ^*0inn has’ chavni that the game I: should tern dawn every pmThe increase in tin* use of nutoino- fact that , he is going At her-problemi,. , ... . there European securities wm will ,'1 I ' 1"’r m - or' stiff ice ran give the ptihlfci'pfliiiion of thnt curt until it i* fully fault of payments to Frame by the • ' * — ^u't . in Florida i* peflmji*. tin* most p, ,ju. wr,,„f, wtr ► France's diffimlP‘urop^ 2 ............................. . . . . . . . ..................................... in* wav.* Frances ilinietil-i . . . ____ __ D VL1A ING (,’ONTHAtTOHH CONTIlACTOHH Itcpnrntiens Committee.' The French DALIA -erpi ing >>f all the increases tbisL, jH ^ iiK-otisIstent. .Slu1 R°'h1. This 1b true nut only as the service it reqiilrcrf for Sl!t,k0(| gnarant«H*»l by thane who know. Even , ,. , to the money o\ra>l by Europe to the th* t the fee sy tetn. ' already knew it. * ' -state is showing. From Jess t haqdh, - f a t<*■rtpiti economic law * when there is what tuny be tcrnml npp'i'd . , , . . ; in*' ’ i i t.i h• irdependoiU invcst'ir.s of UI'S this countrv, '-nt ,,- L Now that the imntrac’ * have been i;l li.|H to over 1S0.0WI it. l»23,llo htr but want* wants to in ''? ! ! " > ' ■'ti* >aa no doubt produce "a good tiling" the meichrmt should to suspend suspend it it in the ,e . ^ T " 1 ,nv“ lw " We arc glad the Amerirmm have. '* ' V* “ ,*onrt " " ,ri’ ,hnn thri,t’ humired |*« r cent in cn„c l)f (Jenttaud. Perhaps this is! 1,1,1 milar ieoilt?; uich.-r pnqicr condi- know that the hum** * ‘ ic? can get out tin* same tliinj' (o- ab>r.tt one been pulled from the Ithina. America* ‘ W'! n'r>‘ h't u. : f,,ur imiiriitra that the autmno- mwr0 or |css true of all the allies, " rS .wh4ch ar^ " we*1 *« the United j |j„„.-. s 'Iterijuse these debts all all ™ .ican now sit ba.k and watch events T m ™ '' wh{‘* '. spe.-daily when they « , y that they *Mat* m \n ^ ? uW ^t^m , debt* • Jf lh, .alary law is tun fourth the price rlc g.-ti by ’ he vis­ with no thought of any entangling al- '” 7* V " ' . ! ” U l . U lu'M ,‘ l '■ " r far mim- rapidly rnnnot Hffnrd tu pay their Indcble.U ium-'l arc less than Fp.nce claim weak to ,-tand the frequent . legal iting "expert.” In Ki -. immee last |iltmcht-d against it, the pub* year a specious grafter * “ worked '• lionces. Jt leir contiact-. It may be nccotmt* than in many other, rupposcdly more npM to the* Unittxl Statem' Yet when Germany alone Is aldf tu pay to ller. for tbe cmmlyiarntpirer of Cowmertx* progressive, Matett looks ht thl. <taltrtics he finds This is why foreign exchanges are, lie If g-ing to demand a strengthen- ten busincH-i houses for eighty del. . . to take a hand ia this if the county little disturbed and business con- ing nf tl, law, with plenty of tu th to lure for publicity on twenty-five card" The Tnllahaasee Daily Democrat: that England, France, Italy, alal nil ‘ And in • tii« dix pair her from Eng- rummLis loners can not hold the cotttallies to be good. Even tho march- n'nl.e EVERY county officer live up to Is* tacked on the Chamber, door* says: Und JtMjny the Engiiih Ghnnceil'tr of tructur* «to a Iwtter [icrfurtimmi “ j Jtig of French troops into Germany to the qtirit .i*t well as the letter of of the hulling hotel, paid-the printer th e -Exchequer rays nothing can lie than that which attended tin* build1* *’ ni'm*K r of automobiles regis- •tiolic™ office the 17tb, there jsceius to iiffert our markets very lit- ‘ be law.. twelve dollars, nnd carried away sixIII the IlnitiMl VJ|„*.4J, on Juj. ,,f th,*. «... * . . . and. .tin* . .... Ii nql In lUiLv for fur fit#* ftm.l.u.ti iueiiml TL lMHi tag*."11 % ftrcoiliinluhud hcconipHshctl iti United States Winter Hark Win*n iht* ‘ *,t! state the nncl past fiv e ’ been issued To.Otln file. The Bahsonrltart now above the* /'Thi- p diHc is going to demand it." ty-ejght dollars for four hours’ work. account .if difficulties encountered (n iter Garden Oakland rends. -v‘ ',r’ probably indicate more definite- • With* ir.0,0<Kl automobiles for *»... ^ y |jn0 ludjrates that general bust- T'hc d.ty t,f the fee system in Fit* Hint was a mere triflo of seventeen I, §i f t* ,* ■ i - i »* * lint* |mh|i ^,1 nuiiki UUsi* , * Hill ill lilt! |i, SJait III 1*1 ll1Jt|Congress. The company that gut tin* contract. i" " ° " r ;state in 11*23, and with its populntieti Hands at 2 por cent above nor- r*'hi osinty offices is gone: The day dtdlara nn hour— but the merchant* for what Is known ns thi* Winter Park ' i ' * ** ** 1,111,1’v'r rr g - «t a million, tliere are three nuto-; maj which is very good for this time■" f Hu* fie system and adding "cusl*" were spell-icjund by the oratory » f road was net tlm lowest bidder. Butf!*1^ * U ? !?u"®iI.t, y threv « " • « mobiles for every twenty persons in .ol Vt,nr< F n ,m lhc |lt,atl ,j„ra ti„. to tlu- line ujmn conviction in our the two fakirs. Tho I'ulatka News al­ „ . , , , -ns many r.s in P8 lhe growth ban t| H , state, or one for every six and .,up<irB > Ull(, w„ u| ,| think Europe is go. ‘ otnl*. is fast nearing iti c|u'u*, nkm, tera the same warulny.—Falatka It wjt* given the profcreitre because U SELL WHEN U •men a steady one. two thirds people. When It is remem-; jr!K tl, smMsV.‘and Knglar.d into bnnk-' it prumisctl to have the mad comTam pa*,Vi,-----Tribune. YOUIt IIEAL News. LIST IT "The records in the reports of Ern- bered that the cennis authorities ami ruptcy. Do nut fear—when Europe piaieii within IW days which wtiuld --------: --O------------ESTATE WITH US have been July Lit. Inst. It .is not yet , f,t Amo»- *St',tt’ Comptroller, .during experts allow Gvc persons to n fam­ see* the errtir of its way and be­ KKAItUH FOB THEGKKSTHOM Bit V a n a n d t o u s t o y completed. The reason that wns givenj^*1' years show thul In 1PIR ily, in their computat Ions, ll will be comes sensible, it will ‘come back* SPEAK IN DAYTONA ----1 — We feature nuto insurance and for this delay was tin lucmint of the ,t;crr wvu' d^.tifir* license tags Issued; seen there i:* almost one automobile very rapidly* In the meantime." conHQCIIE.STER,* N. Y., Jan. 2S,—r railroad strike. The reason is n ot'in HHU there were Issued f»7,264 tags; for every family iti Florida. we are ready to explain all the cluded Mr. Babson, "wo are showing] ‘jVun‘ *°* *n southern Row York and , D AYTO R A, Jan. 27.—Two notables It is doubted if another state in the wisdom by fitting tight." impressive. Hud the company lived up ,n I‘*2“ there were issued 7.7,UOH tags; those bordering on Pennsylvania tire will address Daytona theatre folk on different kinds of policies you |to its contract the rea l would hnvf j **t 1D2! there were Issued 100,000 Union ran show that per capita, or K’ing searched it has beep, learned, Monday, Count Ilya Tolstoy, son can have written on your car. j been completed before ihe calling ufjoven; and in 1l*22 there were’ issued family, .use of automobiles. for n man ItclleVtsi to 1h* Harold Tee- Leo Tolstoy, noted Russian author, TH E DOOM OF THE FEE SYSTEM Calt us up; ; the 'railroad strike. Hcsidet, it is »■ UHJJ-LI. These figures nhnW .an itigerdnim,’’ desired as a witness in the will deliver a lecture oa conditions in And the end Is not yet. The rond I known fact that the stril..* «li*t not' vrease in IU19 over (hat o f 101H of np- building program of Florida makes it, Mer Hougc, I.a„ investigation of the Russia, lie will be introduced by "d i|affect the Florida shipments that in proximalely lt),t)()(); 1020 over that of certain that as the state 'develops, To signal trump Mounding Ihe dpoin hutxlcd bands. Tccgerstrom ntysterU lam Jennings Bryan, tho "great com­ any way ini])niretl huilding. 1010 of 18,201; 1021 over that of 1020 and becomes belter known in other o f the fee ayatom for county office.- ously disappeared from Mqrcho'me moner," who will make a short pi*'3 AGENTS for the subscription of the st^te-wid*1 The Winter Uanlcn-Oakland road " ‘"'H1 1022 over 1021 of 18,- sections of the country than those jiow und for "costs" in courts, was sound- -Parish December 2tL 213. L—* etl in Florida last week. . campaign for *260,000 for the erec­ was to have been completed by Febru­ utilizing its road and living advant­ R E A L ESTATE Man It funny. Hard necessity tion of a Y. M. C. A. building in con­ Oscar IL- Nolan, county assessor for ary 1, this year. It is not yet half "Indlfations are (hat ihe number ages, there will be a still lnrger setFire, Casualty, Auto Inauranre completed. Slowly it is dragging Its registered in 102.1 will show a greater telment ami a still greater Increase in Duval county turned 'over to Duval drives him to work, and after ho gets nection with tho university of ^ or* • 105 W. Flrat SL, 8ANF0IU ), FLA way toward Winter Garden from Increase tlum In any previous year. the per capita possession o f motor county the profits of his office, above accustomed to It he deaplees those ida, at Gainesville. Mr. Bryan l* ‘ be hla salary o f ?7,M)0, nml the attend- j who loaf, i state chairman o f the campaiK11* . the north, At Ike rate it has been go- At the close of btminets in tbu cflmp- cars.—Tampa Tribune. * ■ ■ ■ / ’ ^ • j. -i.............. . - * . . J j H Maxwell & Britt T* "* u ’ . . . - i ' 1 �^:tr- ^ , . ■ ■ ..'L ' . . - ■ ■-- T~~ - - ------ r-^r— _ • ■j ggvt . •—r ___________ i ----------- ■- —T P A G E T ill - ' ■ — it ki fs r<i ^ m ti ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS *a M •*v// M Ca Ka r:j Ka Cards o f Sanford's Hrputable Professional Men. each o f whom, In his chosen profesaion the Itera'd return-, inrr.de to the people. . a Ri u .J t a ri Mm. N e w il Sr., i.n spending n few • 'd a y s in (i nthsi sis the guest o f Mr?. * Gunter, --'s s. 'r^- ^5-" ^ =| i*-i ha '-a V-l *3 *i t* i*4 ^ r( * A. DeCottes G eo rg e rhurthnen ; v ' f :iK> a. m. S ipday Srlt : 10tt)U a. m. Woman's Ci".b illdg.. O.iKe Ave. A LL ARE WELCOME * • •t Attorney-at-Lnw ---- - SANFORD - i* F R E D FLORIDA R . W IL S O N H ‘ y •' - J r-'+ , YO V3 First National Hank liuiidittg » «• * * ;* SANFORD FLORIDA Isn’t this wof V- .m’ Morion "of N. II. and Mrs. Annie i (. i.rpvntcr „ f the Melh^dht Church. ------------- -------------Chu-ified \d» lc n word. Ni* ad taken for lent than Jfoc and positively np classified ad* charged to anyone, Cash mus t accompany all unlent. Count I he words mid rtinit accordingly. , ■ « „ !j ICH ELLE M A IN E S LAW YER — Court House m n Song hy the H., .< ■flincdictiun. Automobiles For Sale S A L E v * FOR SALIJ— Hosier nnd «a y»'| *u in i' in -.-* *vnmlslioa ■W -3-r.1*A.■, •at* 1Sunfon! _ .,-& K-t Novelty . L•-.ti II : mid - . *1 Gln**«i Rcrdgnerl Dyea Examined f^ K F ro AI ; sA'-. U ,.t 00 * • Owt|, . ,»1 ^ 11I t-b \. OI”I1J " a-* or "Tho thvat “ Wotks, Sanford agent i. V COMMUNITY H U IL P E R • i; ' • ‘ ■ ' . M . ---- ------- Mr. and Mr?..X. -Williams nm vtil [ Wedne?ilay<aiul are atopphig at tin- . - - H, K. Phlj.p * o f Tampa vvna a vis­ I M , 1' ’ D R . R . M . W E L S H TelephonCa: OtTiro 12T ■ Residence 257 DODGE TOURING, 1S2I, runs ami h ly that .Scrap Iron ela ,.i in it qj4j ,g *ttiera Amirintion hehl It 10 10 th onlu like in ? . 5 ',d5 .(H). > k > * " ‘‘ i' ter. The Loj • are looking* for* HI;|)U (] ,cunlon Saturday, Jan .20. .,,NVTi rio m ;;: 't O l ’ N 1 NO. rm;., and lu* like new. *.In .00, * * Graduate Yelerinarlau OJTi.c Oppo: t DeLand, ) U. P . W HJTNKR, Cashier A t night th theme of the sernHiti itor in tow i Wednesday. !.:3-tfc i o ,;n TOUR I NO, 1PJ1, Htnrtcr, new i ’ARMEKS— You ran get need bed ; palnl, new tup, now battery, etc. wi" “ Arv Ulu hurrlnn of Our Mr. Reid n turned Wodmv diiv .iftcr Cmnt*y h(*'}nk ThOr InfluelireV „ ........... . vi-it'i„ v „ y . ’ ,;. frain*"! and Irrigation-pluga at the p.-in* (the. $'!T0.0i). * • Optlclnn-Optomctrbi Sanfmtd Novelty W i *. ICfl-tfcVoRD SEDAN. V.>22, hew paint, runs Then Why In It So?" Tim Suintay S, i* .1 a hear­ Sanford, Fla. til: REN CION 513 East FI rat Street fine, good tin-*, $at»5.ml. Iwi' vc iunti-shr ! r*, ty invitation to you for li:tto a, m. The LongWued and W’est Long woo .1 Henry McLaulin, JrM Opt. D. t d i% INTE R E ST A L L O W E D " f ® nfor‘l* wns formerly* | L uikwihmI girl. F. I*. FORSTER, Frciident Mi1. .".r.d M ra . SoImj and . vhlffivn hare nrrived ami tire lutakd with the •7 ___ ___ H IE F illS T M LU H H M ST CIICRCH F O R i ying for? . Start your account and, your, savings will be making’money' for you. Sapp Jl l i d e­ D epartm ent! s a v in g s V Misr Helen Green wo-ui nnd Mia*; * ’ A lh o Tholhevly o f Orlando, ; l r < Sn- h a t •: Qvlcout], D illoje, Greer .m l.4 -d hsn parent Mr, and Mi*. Howard. i Jack Hartley. Andres • by IL*:t. E. F. ll,.uidiolder. Mr- V 'll! ,lil‘l'nu* w« * •» visitor In I A T T O R N E Y -A T -L ^ W ' ' nr l t Mt-rMPppe Washington * ' Were visitors itt Orlmido WeImsday. .. Mr. asvI Mr-'. Wadhrue'; ami little-1 * duneh.vero Vailing >a friend* in i C. Wt F unning* ntni S. Dinkot 11 * were Dltoti, i'.; S.:*iYi>rd Friday. SCRAI* IHQN CLASS i ’ ROGRA.M ‘ ^dorttan Drown, o f M.. ., n*tended the; Old BetUrrs Uetipinq Httfc Saturday. January iJv.h, Mil t j,,,;,,. . Mr. n:ni Mrs. E. L. Dirtkid v.vrc vis-: Opening sung hv Uk * tl.iss. Spurling. i*‘ s hr NruTord Saturday, Opening prayer oy K. S EtH?.Hjrilt it ihs we'd. Sung hy ntftlu quartet composed of Over Seminole County (lark ‘ * Mr. is i modest estimate of w you cart save in one year, by positing regularly nt-our ntttrduy, Jnw. 26-27th \fi $'liF Oil, \\, t • ii Ti,it!,. ?:!!;»* *m. liifiji *n;, I \M. fill I. « t1 * : i ,t.-n 1 • **,J* iliib - _* j*t i .i •i, >.r ‘ '.T U N l‘. l ‘J2 l!, ’ nearly _«■ j, F5 ** * hg in ib b Q u ic k Du, I i lit* •*i i fm-int wen' tiiiiuuht i i not rt j . . t i . ,’i V. i AL in i‘sidf’i:., Mrs. .1. S. I) Ij M k- • l.\( f'ir’it Hi t.L »uy# $!*.(*i. CONGRKCA ITlIh \l i Ml ItCH m, v .r tin* * >n ,, h EH . -.* »■-mst-i-. t.'* • • #» t. j,| , r- * . ;n, „ f i - ( t o . Iiaa ■• '•**»' nttnd- , •' . . -friend- we The gelillt mj'li • ' > iliLrihltl* • ( i ,!*i inn :■ t i , i1 i tpteially a tt t,*rid:*,ue at ,•*! a limit fm the o iidt iitid evpi itu* «; morning rervi* *. as t! ,* Knights ,,f i|,o a p o d a l hut. l>,.Hn - ?5ii.on ntnatli'y. '' .',id:ir will vis! U4 In u 1 t•dy nt that \ vote *t.f . l l u ’d. M WllA tendered t* i! rnhir good theup ear* and 1* ■ [.» vmnthm r th im. u , d*- lire *114a Sar*i .M.irtfii, III 071liiiim Fall We u n it * !l all tin , r ,* ! ! ow our app ’ it lull of ir '■ i t N. I I , *!i. , tl.. 11:111*«t ih»* ii'i * t ifaiil 1m ttv l-t as \v,‘ \i j 11 th ru m >\ <■ Y \ i ! nt it.,** give th, a, a in*. Mr. t hi * «‘lt! rt •till . .,1 .* Yf l»4 ti thai ti. " * ,.**«,* 1* holn* and v ,! '(■ ' ' * li''.lilljerl \x ill Li'1 * ' A k ptign: ■ =,itt* i t vMt Via !n v m;: 1' g i f t .‘*iit.t I , mm in t.-model opr j. j, eat * , iif tl.<* Praia." v,il hus nil tin- oifR- ioii. SiaUlll:. At hi; tit We Will hpvi pnit- fiVe -I. E. ITlipp' 01 < *ai 1 1ill W.iw. 1*1 I u-r ,*n{ di-*:’ Hint ti all ear- l:-t i . w. You can find the Mann? « l every live Uu.hniH Man la Sanford iu this Column carh day. ha ?4 Ra S e r v ic e 'i 'c a n s f e r Stornjrt: FuriiHieo If v c please you, tall others; if not tell us. I’hoaa IIS S A N F O R D M A C H IN E ! 1 M / i i ’ i'/r*'- .1 . li l t / . -:- I ’r t.i v ." ii low p e r on the Ih ih 'd " IMlIWJE P I \M- IS Hihlb’ Cln * v. the Ihide S hS»l. : ! " ■ ' hotuU . > —— p-».*enser Sport model, only lien • TRH.Y CROSS CHl’ Rt II , l * i! tr,**t f ' " 11 ' J':*nrw,r’ ••!* •*i*,*t "*-.w s .» am: - |,u 1 ( ‘ " ■r ■,r *. t *;‘. ,. *! . . * • U ktepitpf. 1020 Laurel Ave. 2 A‘»-lUj» i W ANTED -r-* Ft.oRIDV i. ‘. y i l i ) \ ciium tj iitiDd new Jminc t'ero - > I*iiii I, r gets FOUND i 1 ‘ttt’ ND— Fair o f D i . l t ' glove-;. Own* i i get H.itiH! -l,y -..'d'ing nt Her-' * . !*roving property end pnyitig f**r y w i- llii. i.d. 251-tfe, *iy '» i JSth; *' .. i Low A a ii, Sutid; , 1 :1,11 ..... . .IH n to K .'a m v H t Ti.-M T*. I". Vi'«n*'i i:ml ,,rmiin. ...... * '• M|-*i VI l i tru hA ! wl. M O N D A Y , - '! I M FOR or sale. I'.irm* I n-tniprm rd * Ip I.iila R E N T p V„(i ..... . I'eofu -I i My fur tile J A N D .v U Y u S l irst 1 ii,c i'dvrvicw led up, to ir-^flitic tenThy pnpaed the King-Shrppnrd hill }^ hvMll ,i i0 two .m en !- rcguinting the onlo o f cnUium nrmutate, which in used * i„ fight Alia 1 fulling Muni .in u k his heud ad n bell weevil. The bill wan then M*ftt to wf)jch ,Uunt w n _ knhcttHl down. In Sons lm r«1iueu1n In ml InKtirmirr snr,.(j tintots . , ' Ypp;*ai*.ii *■,• in Po* idmil. A N D 31S T •' -Auaplrpa Men’s Club * a 1V nffl « Thetherly. .1 l'lu fer fill,I child,e.i, Orlr.ndo; Ati­ lt.* .1 Mi*!toil, Salmon ;•■,.!!•*. N II*' i M i *.**-' I:,.*w V\ ■1 .M ; .1 >| |Il'-lli.H a* l . M , I! t • •I. , . IV Ilow ID i i.; •'* ,s. E. K. Murdy, i a’ lituiglmi, Me. FOU KE N T -N ueivTurnished raomi *liUtgMt> - new building. * ' ;A • ft ' 71(i West Fipit SI. SfiO-fltp KELLER SCHOONER IS SA F E A T l’A C K E l) l dB^V He Sees, Knows and Tells All iml nml virtually every wiinens vat <[Ilf(dinned Hi? tirhi? knowledge o f tile 'S <iu un , tnme . tonnnTed with tliriiy g kidr tipping. Until yesterday no witniHHCH hml testified who hud knowledge o f the inPvt ments o f tin* lUdtuiper.i nfu>» they ■ were m w nt Collinitbh, eight mile ■ east of. hr*re, t^ t j j l f ht o f A bg. 2 L Simpper Stenka,*l’tofh Suit \VuterjB Mullet. Hen Trymk -Sloiie'a Murktd.jM 227 Sanford Avenue. ' 257-1 te I * l.oan* »|! .j % j S O T tl W E D N E S D A Y , T/1K M AS I fill OF M E N T A L M YSTICISM “ “ T H E W H IT E It A lt A TM V HTROliT FARM A fiE N C Y P IT IA 'F l.Y * .* rfotmiinee the S. * ! e*!»: 1 fling C iii'STAJ** 11.1 Me.gmdla Ave, ‘ itA N C E ’’ The nier.t awe h,-pilin g demunslr.itiou i f payehlc puwir Thu finest young gmve in tida T*ecI||f 1 Iir A*-Iirla»i*il I'rraa, V.’ ASIIINfaTON. Jun. 2 «.- lien.. lluilnru I'nitirrljr llu-inr.-s < hun/r, ver pAweCtcd »ut any stage. timt. 1,1 ncre;«, 317 four your ul^ T A L I A H ABREK, .Inn, 25.— Prof. RUCLLANO,, Me., .'if., .Inn. Jan. 2c B.*-Tho .^ -iiio ( .^ntntive Keller, R-puhlirnn. Minne-, ’ v .i.u *i, mo • . , fi Uiiln OffKn It. M. Senly, many year* principal o f , tj,r. e innate n t iis r ii u k a i .t v n m r . m S iS S — ^ ht S •hr ; ; . S 5 S I f There is Anything You Wish to Know, As! i:u* t.i*oii eounty high Kfhoot, w ..». parted from : . . : L o with hi-V n« a‘ i,at M " ™ * * Ck,» « n> » » » & * < * j100 M hods .™,i. on sour st,«*L. nr , . M W * ? . 5Bite#’ stock, budded last !n*t j2 n v t ; s lv ii; X T po.UiM\V imlsy appointed suite, high school; lidieved to u-::.; have cupnized was madu ye.nrnl«y In the hpuuq hy , * . l;;p dune. I rrnmi Inane, horn, flowing j I'louir as J&i-s .Unittod!a AVf- inspertto. |im w of rove}( men, is stiff, according Cbulrdian Vplatend «>f the judiciary y ** * 1^rP?*T _ _____ ____ B j to n me wage rrreived nt Mooto- cominitUM which * investigated the well, beautiful Ukq view, Just n itepM5 Question* on luve. marriftiu'. bb -.ness, tad moody a ^ v acd n lnnlly. - ..*. -: ,<.i .,.i nf: ItVit!. mod and h"t a f. .v m ilesju W rite yguv ipF '..oitt ftt- ho..’ . »*> Parish i mi T'T . a Ihrad City, N. C.. front nil 'unknown charge* la*t month. •L- B. H O D G INS S T E \ V AU1 The k I o n s t , .ih .I kj, n,*d n iuyvd to the J. L. fmm Sanford. Coiisidming quality 11 -g Uouso and ! * v>,11 r,r. j : AUTf> RADIATOR AND SHEET . r' Another reason wiiy n * church gruvo nnd land, Urn bwt'buy in this j Snow company o f this cityv the prin■ Cut Flowers—-----:----- -Floral IK- -m* % METAL WORKS $2,500 n srrvicb-t| papular -Vico-ti more popi ‘ *in a smalt(vldnity today. Price $5,500. |2/>M * .. . icip il vv.'ner. * Prices, 35c and 50c ; ™ General Repairing ' utai Plantfl ] ■r ..L.. . Annual nnd Omanicntol yh is'lft'fnu’if Ik" Ih'ciuvc thore Ihon is nothing Hue jct sli, hnlaiit-f, 1, 2 ttHd 3 year*s. town *-==^ rrs T v r - . - r - -_.j _ r French Ave. ------Scnford, F' t. i.v . . 250-tfe ■ fH ic 2G0-W) Tlio Herald for first class job work. to justify tlifusing up im a u t SH Myrtle A "-iL . t v t i v A a U -. Ilnmn ■ a n il I'ppro.i 'imj: III- Tlir A m iw IhI mI I'rraal COLUMiHA, .Inn. ?d- The\ Smith Caridhui lmu«q of rejirew nhilivL, ye t- U'l*. . i -A n n itirni ,.r Cull at PJI2 M yttle Ave fli • A . I*. G o n n e ily & i.iiu iii iin'<i iooh « !)A Y r. Pin** , ',<1 i .timntes ft!-u -i --in,..’ t*T Novelty W o n : D ’ Ife Contractor and Guilder FLORIDA ' ' ‘ '-IB l l r - •*'"1 S '11*- * '" 'l Ni*in.yor, Mr. m l « M" * *'• IMfOin.. Mr* nml M**. J. *< 1 th DinkaJ, Mi*., Olive Dittkct, Mrs. Tin- triton* ha.u h ’eti prepared with ..pc* ial thought for the chinch .aiipnn E. L. I dnknl, Mr. ami Mm. .1. N. Kenn y. Mi C. I‘- ' , a ey ami Id and sp! od d eliuir. j(- d.iught*. r Mtuy N-ll. l ‘it*pfl?at-ii'ts are being made at PASS H ILL -4 BAN FORD Hi a :5 \N i ’tittli. CLttRIDA I 1i?*-.,.» i, Da •' t III..I SjUSi \ n *S IXtfl lift I'. I <» m k i : ‘•'lisGoi, *i !>e pn*n« hell dari* g th I D 'M .I I IDS vi d m , |*;n i *s j f ii ' .,.!.* Ik , ** ' i*,- No. (Natl .7■■ ’ i pn11 ■' 1 .1-ni i ■ i: I n V> O P U ' , F , ■ . ' * <V I .! , g el. Rov u u h i* • ** <i. li. i'.t o f >.. w a- •; i W l ’ i.l . i> ■. -*; 1 with > illy llir* UaitFliilrii I'rraa) dtp lioiu v. c. cui.j.*. c. D.h through Mureh IU;. i: VSTROI*. I-,-, dan. 2D—The <t|K*i * at U e-‘ e, i !m I 2 *l ife In-ni i,u Pore ntiidut ifd hy the etati li ;1 t OOP .)t lags i-’til, tJo, ID liQl.S rt i i f l S I__ ’ E l d . A_____________ N E O tJ S Genera! FI GST r.V ITLS T t lit Rt II "i laiuithirin into the upeiations i,f;n \’.\ *,•::) Ciii 'ii Telegraph i f : . e\.*f' INN.I tT..'i.N.SLS every Tueitday W o rk . .. Sunday .* hind nt l*;du a . m. l mnsktal men hi the J'ariah which A l- 'H '< ii and in nitaf'd w.nk pnd thnnr*f Pnrkli IM l - o at -I p. m. fo r chilMint ing worship and aermnn, II n. lonwy Getiernl Curn him clinntQtci'-|n CONTRACTOR and VAAIMVM fo r mjvhnft nteht* A p plyt liK'n! *dteh fttnl 7 p. ip. fur n.luiu. InWrpru. 6t7 Coromerci.il .‘ .l.-v-el — Satifor,!, 1*1 • Bltitrogt t * I a .1'loon affiee t. lit. ml hall room dancing.— IVofou- „. This mil bo loyalty hour. TheHred n “ i iu, MoreltCun* atniiiUc s,’ ’ a cr.-l-tf - or C. 1.. ri.iert Itl-tfe mcnihi ra ,ef the church nml friends . ndml yestonlay after haying been in “ -1 ■ f tin work arc naked to he prveem .*., lauilhiueu dy rim e J.i -i, *G IL L O N & F ltY ‘ SA LE S M A N \ Hipci^ value/lnerr> ] at' 5*dill.nn'3 I*! *a. m. y,, , 1 .* ,.f wit a,- •** . I oat i Cod i-*.a ri t .il-aitlK ! : teUhr’g direct to ON T R IA L Runt '-t V 'dng People's Unions,{ eernir.*; floggingi, * •.Koitnuonr, elr-j E L E C T R I C A L C O N T R A C T O itH - w ia r T at S'd t*i ? r * ’ hijirtV !«U*re pHe{OdlO.ln (hi) ' veiling. j colnticyi o f v.-arHi : ly ., "vigilant J; ' **."■ * — . I . . IT I*f J 4_T Ik . . f ! n - * s i a a t ' i- *—! ♦ r - * »ir i '** S A N F O P I.' N O V E L M ’ V f| ty [a ^ ^ If-a n m utt N Vi me •. pne I’hmis h l! t'.» I f f A U C H ITE C i' SANFORD : \l 7, .V,din td.fg, • ''Tie- P h 'i-e 'i ni -■ If »-!i” ii Da, id It* u-n ip nmv hot J*1-, pli wu- !ii*, i-ir Do not tad t.. w these h dime to holiditg *n rve the iie erdath Ml and 1„* ,! " J,:‘ 11 The day was idea! Florida wind* >lantifu! ..ml instructive films. TianB O A R D A N D v, stars will he at home 'lay. Leery one rvpie- - tl a wi h t,i .Hi** anu . 1mttent agnin In Jnminry, lP£i. * _______ _____________ ! ttitfi ua. I* line nnd let us g et nr-' m*‘ent again iu .Intmary. It*'—I. N‘ ck. u l ’jrsl . . o a n f o r i l M O t O r • ^ • - . . T q w i R t e d . in not forget th,* S t . ' T h . * - * nttendlng v - r - Mr*. ITeTen i -ini \ .o r. iH** .1 -II, Itnii.liV. ii, It hi. R O O M ........ Wur! S ■- ; '■-■ ; Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repairs ' ' tu Aretviene Weltlimr ,l! -S.tiilurd. ! hti id.t, 1lf: I'hnnr f}2ijIa lO ia ■ 1 *i\ ti al I’erh. C O M P A N Y G e n e r a l M a c h in e a n d B o ile r |AT ' t ' / Y V v, i pi in i** ,t l.i) ,ui i ,, mllitst r- v ill-lie tin the pro mmmi *r -- ' .>!• -t. ^ TI*.* \-.-.m-Ulll-ll-I'rrjaal Z �in FLORIDA LEAGUE ‘ THINKS APPEAL BE GRANTED j sZ,rX! I’s Newest and Best Place to Eat. fir M J SUNDAY, CELERY SEED San Juan Garage Co. F. P. Demonstrator from Chicago Coming to our Store FRIDAY AND SATURDAY : P. McCulIer MOVIE FAN r.airnawHii Foot ComfortAppliances W m rnrnlm 1 WINTER PARK GIRLS DOWN AT iNFORD BASKET BALLERS OFF THE HANDS OF SANFORD QUINTET AND LET ORLANDO EVEN DP > Z R S iB ie o iia iin s iK B iE 3 iiB O S s e 3 K S B S B is iis B a is iiH ia M iis ia thc ‘nation's’ foremost mystic at the Theatre starting Monday. M G O LF tASE B A L L Murdock comes direct from sens#- ' * B O W L IN G tionnl engagements in tho cast and it J 'OOT B A L L is said that ho w one o f the bo*t known ■ T E N N IS tASK ET B A L L and rceognize*| authorities o f thought ■ BO X ING 3 tA P SHOOTING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor transference nnd occult Intcrpreta-iS tion; a character that stands out with " prominence in the field he so nbly ■ graces, mid with the effects that mnde tire act recognized as a genuine feature in the biggest theatres of the largest cities. Munlock promises to present his psychic skill subject to the most critiial investigation and search, and o f­ rc fers astounding’ demonstrations of But Go t o Dreamland in Second Half inyetyc phenomena. Questions o f any nature ipny bo' asked at obtn When the Snnfrirji girls at hi* Celery City boys, invaded the Dempsey May Fight matinees nnd evening performances. y Beautiful" last night and. upset W ill Kearns July 4thj Echols, 'J1,"1" one* 1’" ko fa tn« ejiest• of »tlu* tram, <i»i Murdflck is as far removed from the " the advance dope hy i< tLinar the rpnks o f the ordinary’ charlatans as ad missed connections, and was’ not indo team Ret away to a victory' f YO RK, Jan. 20.—.lack Hemp . f NEW V day "is from night. Those who have here for Iho* start, but Coach Tiliia ifhc 7 should have been dura. Aside’ i scy’s print principal objective in his heavy seen him in other cities’ hhvu nothing The Florida S tn t^ League will he n the all around excellent work ^ * ,hi* year is a bout Parted the i;ame anyway, .min,: New__ by Smith, Sanford's snap-' with u „ rry w ills, negro challenger. man at center. Throughout the cn- culled together soon by President lint praise for him in that he answers' ilnyed all questions ih a scientific manner t little guard, the team wit* o ff, holct” h X w e ^V nii.'^V ,wh.»^t," , *hre»i|U*fttfr* of play, the Walter W. Rose, It was announced after n thorough consideration of after thu first half they were not! Inst the title to Dempsey three and game was listless, there was but n yesterday,* to discuss plans for next each. corporal's guard present to witness season. The announcement is taken t. The Orhtndo Sentinel man saw.* a half years ago nt Toledo. His methods o f WQrking is diffetr- ■ . Are fray and it was riot what one ns an indication that Judge Landis is game as follows: cut from thnt employed by the mn- j ■ ' ta .rn ! , !* ! would call an exhibition o f the n«nie. about ready to announce his decision riando high school T ig e iy crept 1 « " 'I " ! t!l tU " ' Champion s manager, summari se, m , c<m> at th, f i„ t hnIf WM 3 ot 0 („ the appeal taken for the Jackson- jnrity o f so called ‘‘mind-readers", in ther notch upward Iasi night by plans yesterday plans yesterday after his arrival for ^ ^ >f ^ ^ villo.club on a judgment against it in that the stage js brilliantly lighted at .J •aling the Sanford High mhpol ctrnferencvs wipi promoters which are nil times- nnd he employs no outside* it was during the latter part o f the ■favor o f Dominick Mullnney, former icrthalt leant, "0 to ]K, on the lo- expected to result in a definite pro­ a iK tim illB a D B B C C S B X H IlQ U S U U n L llin iH R IIIIIin ilIN H M Il imeans. His experiments are baffling court. It w as'a game full of gram o f action for Dempsey for next game that Miss Echols showed yp nnd Indian manager. in the ext renta and even college pro­ Us apd showed a g n a t improve- summer. ”„ ninu.r. • was rushed into her regular p o s i t i o n , .Mr, Huso Raid officials o f the league fessors, versed Jn the higher sciences, S A N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W ORKS it in Coach noorie'a five, within the „ |(i ( ^ w||ut tj 1(1 A fter that some o f the old time pep , believe Judge Landis will reverse the have confessed themselves baffled at , few days. As a preliminary the .. ,' . . . , >. ,, . . . . . .t.. I was displayed and although Sanford decision o f the national board of nr■ ‘ JOHN GOVE, Proprietor the mysterious power which enables ci reserves defeated tin \\inter ( j ()i | - a,i,| Dcmpi'cy ir ready to f»ign s “ H'Jwed Winter Park to forge lntration, which awarded Mu Haney this man to answer questions after) CEM ETERY WORK A S P E C IA L T Y den quintet 17 to 10. '/or any reasonable tibrms. I have bntL * * * * * “ f th,m > ^ camB trom *>*]*2yl0p; Tho former pilot had a con they have written them and kept them ; each Boone's men v.-re Ojfinblg |o ^ |J|)J)J| 3 ljt. o(f,,r f ur « mui.h with an'1 w,,n *he,gaine, 12 to 10. trqct with the club to serve two years HI 8 Wait First Btr**4 in their own possession. There is not 101S Weal First Street ke off the persistent guarding w ills lint 1 ..i. g dng to Insist ( hit 1 h*mm“ Spencer was the outstanding as manager nt $2,100 a year. Thu a .single objectioiAihle feature about r opponents la the first half and r iVf,„ consideration.” Jstar of the game, getting ovfer hulf chib was reorganized anil he is* nl*lghis net in its entirety. score i t the end of that period ■ . , the - tHiinU scored by Kanfunl and cd to have agreed, orally, to waive the Kearns declared he wm anxious to 1 . ' ................. There will also tie a special mnti- j l eleven all. Opening the second . , , , , , , playing an all around good game. provision o f his contract for H»22 , lie nee fo r “ ladies only" at which (into dgn for n Will* bout around July l,,! 1 . , a f with a rush, b"wevcr, the T ig-, Be Sure and See the line-up ami and autmnarv summary was as ns old did uoi not serve . W a s manager last season would reek one or The lino-im ^counted fourteen ’points in t h e ;'4"'* lf fu eci^fu l, but brought suit and was siccessful , , l t two fight * before hand to put the follows: bo admitted to.tip* thq^ro and quest fvw Tnomenla o f piny* Their ... , Winter Park (10) in lo tting ft Judgment. j lions o f a more private or personal ring spree was « beautiful exhi,M t s “ alUftn' .V } ... P Bishop ( I ) i It is not known whether Mr. Rose nature may be asked and In return on o f team work coupled with ac"They «ny Willard is too old, tint! *■' ' Hunter h‘i s learned anything definite about will he unswored in n direct ami comF ate shooting hy the forwards. Time; Tom (iiidam ami Dairy Grid* nr*' too * I"-1* 1 r 1 Snffield Judge Landis’ view o f the caw, tho it piehehsivo manner. C \ sr Linn* n Tiger forward, crouch- light, and that Louis Flrpo and Floyd • Taylor 11* assumed that ho has been in touch <:. underneath his goal, received tho Johnson are riot yet ripe fo r a chum- * i wmnn fo ie with the high commissioner's office N O T IC E —A il those wishing' shade Ei hols r . I and sent it through the basket pionship m a tc h ,K e a r n s said, "but Ginn evernl timus since thi> league met Caraway (I tree planted, see John Uaiuhnugh, ore the heavier Sanford guards we're hilling to fight any o f them. Gilstrup hi re a few weeks ago and dectdtfii to on W illow Avenue nod trth street . 1 Cameron G Willard is entitled to a return bout Id prevent an open shot. Neel await the result o f thu apcal lieforu eiist o f Hanford Ave. G 2dl-ltp Jcclsive ns the victory was it failed and I think he would give the cham­ j j formulating plans for the l'J2.‘l SeaBishop 1, Hunter Models ill ir.rr licnutiftil Show Roams and I'illintr Slation— pion a real battle, if lit* U i:i chape." i ' r"i* goals: satisfy Boone nnd hi* hatting Ben•son. . X3 IQI Ui ri» rift ria ■*, %a Ki fr, Dempacy is ready to tight on shutl Spencer 2. | since it was necessary for them High Grade Mi'clt.v.iic in charge nf mir Repair Department. If Judge lTrindis announces his de- »ct *-4 win by a margin o f eighteen points! notice during the indoor sea;on, Jack , cision hi the case within a «eek , as IM they were to be entitled to play nt Ken in- adib-d, nr early m the epiing Recreation Building he is expected l<» do, tho league meet­ rin inesville. Eighteen points was the* Keane- and I'cmp-ey postponed Needed at University ing will probably he held here early r-i Sa rgin by which the Tigers were de- their scheduled conference with lex For Physical Equip. in February. Orlando Sentinel. u r j r-/ it j *5 m r j Ka Prompt Service and Courteous Treatment tail nt Hanfoid earlier in the sen- llicknrd until *<>*iay. wle-n tin* ----- --l nnd the rules of the state as^u- rtnn Square tiardeii (rnmioter is extwo 11r. FnTr Says I Ike House With lled- Speaker I^est Pineh Sanford lost to Orlando. ’Ti* toll tlon require a victory of equal de- pKcted to propose term* for Pay Us a Visit Imot . olio with Wilhiid and another room and Dining Room Bill No iveness on the home court to wipe ‘I Hitter in ’22 Season But the. girls took care o f the fair dill- ; with either Gibbons, Ftrpo <0’ Living Boom : a defeat on the foreign llour. ones a t Winter Park, Notwithstanding this disappoint- son. / G A I N E SV Il.LE , Jan. 2i>. —(.Special j of the 104 I’ inrb Hitters Get Binnt, the Tigers eX|iect to loiitinm* ----- LA D IE S ’ A N D G E N TLE M E N 'S REST ROOMS— t. the llerabh. The State University glc-*', Other Notable Events A ll o f Orlando is toy ink about that fir tteason without further rct- Fairhanks is Out has been likened to a house consist-------fust little guard from 'Sanford. We'll eks, although tiiey have a ha id in Open Defiance ing <'f bedroom and a tiining room. Cum piled h> Irwin ,M, llnwe say Smith is there with the goods. Uggle tonight nt I ee ibtlrg. fine ng is certain the fniiiidiitioe i* h to ill II. 11ays: blit Without a living rismi, according —-----The Orlando referee didn't like Me f Inlil this rc.i oil fur a basketball — • n statement juM isntttid by Dr. Jns. [ American League maimger* called im that will cop the Male champI.(IS AN’fiKl.L'S, Jan. 27.- Will II. M. Pirns*. **f the University of Fb»ri- on 104 players during the 'season to Lucas' speed nnd pulled him about net os substitute hath r. cither to -Urt It little during the game. He .ipoluiship m-xt year’ uml peihups the IIays. iirutar head o f tin* ni'itioo pic- da. ir nfter. Boone doe *e.l he-,- a phi; M ir indu try. i til*1 <•! fil ial fixer id "\ n y survey i f the pliysii'a! equip- a needed rally or to deliver a hit In yiied to Me Lucas before the game an inot a single mender ■ . 1” li!- filiu.s, and draw in •yearly aat- (m llt ,if the University o f Florida," a pinrfe. (Inly &fi made hits nt any j was over, however, iiad will be graduated tlii 'priuir- ,.ry of $ 17(1,1HH) in that capacity, nml j (|. h „rr> ' would reveal the fa c t time. hut most of the l.l who failed Duval plays in Sanford next week, That a vitAnrimi1 l* mu \v.■lil prove us life, i s were called upon only imce or twice |lut tin- "U p Pfter of the M<*vn *," that, for all phtmev D will then.Is* seen whether or md great drawing caul wa- pio.e*i •*>';i imugl-m l an .Hike million i> tuntCpt one, somewhat mle*|Uate provision ah ‘1 o f these, six were each respon_________ s crowd which packed the gvmna- : tilI-( , .la n d , the Los I aril A ligates Times. Timer. )![lf |jn« p,.,.,, „ r wj|j f y made. That ! for one run, but without chnnir: |Sanford I* eligible to play at Gaines tar, rk hired, Angeles im last n ig h t,'supporting the Ti Mr. Fnirhanki inndt- the de-lari t ion h,* hhig phnie b, however, of vit- ing tin result *tf mu game In which 'd ie ra royally. At least fitly tn-r-s.>:n tho 1 tm*'* said, ia an interview in ^1 important! to ihe development o f they acted as pinch hitter, Emma Spencer was th* .itu.l. gum, ronqmnied the Sanford live h,-.<\ which he commented upon hb Imp** of th<■ tmii'-i!, While there is provis - 1 ( i f the fifty -five who hit safely. it Wint* I‘art: Inst night Shi i .. Minding I" • ih'-t lie *:*' ' ' f'ltn , f . , t(,, u ,tl. nl tin in tilulem in Manager Hpiaker •• I 'IcVelalld was wg'ord on thi* floor and tank* h.< doiti. t ill ■! 'g en t', "i n ■, ogle nu.ir . Ido. in , laboratories, the most sttciv sful, ihe llldililis' SA V E M O N E Y ON s*df hard D > catch, on nt" win It v. ild pi. 't"|d '.• ai d simp , while iheie ate gymiiasleader having worked thi* opposing TIRES A N D TUBES patrons ntt1' ,n le-nl of wlug tj^e "par- junm nml athletic fieliLs, ttiere is uh- pitcher for four base* mi balls and .Tuc^sonvilln has been named in the uMlex",oi the iiidtslry, id lie tvrmeil Bu|utely no place on tbe eanipus where t, n hits i n ' 2 I appearances ns substiGet My 1’rirra Before Buying new Utuss It circuit, but nf* one in them, tbink "ia n il." ’ students may spend Ihtir mfimants o f tgte batter. .lax knows where the authority came ■ Pennsylvania H*' mitMc prillin'several weeks ugh, relaxation op congregate f*u* social. Lairy Woodall, Detiolt, was at bat from. Ask Mullancy. Vacuum Cup He plan) for g r a p h g the leading uc- * gtrtf-ctirrieulnm, or religious nctiv- twelve times in eleven games anil Inrs nnd nrlr-'--; i i t a eomldnuti*et , i • , made five lots, white llnuser, PiulaGood richr President liarding will he in Flor­ *li ign i to a1-- mc them e.free ba*ii"Vim '.votiiil bitterly miidentn tin* delphin; Menosky, Bunts, Foster, I.ei. Sihertown ida soon, i f iio comes to Florida nnd ••! m.iMiii.' mi.! distnbui'ng their pio ■ilgment * 1’ it puu'iit who built n h*d*l, Boston; Mt* lilliiii, Mostil and doe-* ur.t play on the Snnfi.nl routs.du* t < in me iii w hich to rear a large family Strunk, Chicago; Uitlr and Gardner, lie lei*-*'* j* good one. Let'- don't let Tin l .<> p i' elod' hiet e . h: . ' , liif.it,--* ti lie pi.o uteri a bed lotnn i ieveland; Gtigiiti i and Muni.ui, DeIn minis.* it,,bring him to Sanford. d'D.iiti and Srhnilg, New 15 Palm ,'t|u Ave. I •hone W J ’» rfe, \|;.i\ I'h I Lo.l, J in ti.. tI.tit'ii. j,, •1 . ii mg loom hoi onmlt’d pi the M o d ; l'*da N'egii, t ’ wh’i,.t ( hajth't is said j,ny place where the family York; Welch, Young, llnuser and Thc first half o f the bawling league i. In engaged In m any, and H;*r**!d ton bl * *>iigr*'R6te. I f the children MeGowmiJT Hiiindelphia; ItobertHon, season is finished ami the records dr* Lloyd. It plan;, to ileal with no huge giew up spending their time of Ivis-, Yungluler nnd Durst, SL Louis, all hit being compiled now nnd will more im inn corporation in the production ere on the street corners and in pool-1 .fUK) or bettor. Walter. Boston; dJhle, than llkoly bo ready for the Herald Jones' Dairy Fa rip or di tiihiit'mi o f Its films hut t<>. rooms or worse places, you would feel j Cleveland, were up twice* nnd deliver* Monday. W e will publish the whole Sausage transact he a ffa ir* more dirc. tly with that the father wan Leblamo, A ir ni- ed a 1,000 per cent white Blue, De­ works. , i . m ost almloguiis condition prevails at troit; Judge, Washington, nnd W ilt, Georgia Home-Made * xhibitors. 1 A direct and flat footed defiance o f'th e University.' New York, each drove out tt single in Sausage .Mr, Hays nnd the motion picture pro-; Dr. Fjtrr believes that a building]tlicir one effort. ria f-x h M m ria ri* ria Apalachicola Oysters driers and dL-lribulori* was raid b l'-denoted to theso needs would bo an; Pinch hitters often * rented interest ria ria j tbe Time* idJa* Mr. Fairbanks’-Jdn.it* investment *>n the part o f the good ing situations nnd eccnsionnlly won ha ' ire Mullet Roe "M r. Hays has nothing whatever to people o f tho state that would repay outright. Home o f the more notable, rit ria Mb* with tlic art or moYal* of the mo- them a thousand fold, us lie says: that hud tut influence on the final Ka Nice Fat Mackerel Tills man ia specially trained Dy The Scholl Mfg. Co. lion picture-Industry," igw/.ed M r.‘ "There uie now 1,272 iludcatk, and in -landing o f the teams follow; ria jn the method o f extending foot comfort originated Fairbanks.' "H e is simply the hired the course of a few years there will On July Till Joe Harris tied the ti Nice Fat Hens hy the eminent authority Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, and will ! intermedia!y or ‘ fixer.’ He has done In over 2,0011 (if the ablest young men score with the Brown’s In the seventh ire ria ria m ire ria ria ri.i make a special demonstration of Swiss Imp, Cheese .wonderful work in straightening out fd Florida *di the campus. j Inning with a double', in the ninth the industry, hut only that i» his tunc-j "They will lie the leaders in every, Burns tied it nguin with another Watch this column Monday. lion. ^ lino o f activity in the state, their doubly, anil in the thirteenth Boston "1 admire Hi * ability, and admire view ami their ideals will be the won. This was the worst blow the Someone's name will b£ published him us a man, but I believe bis true moulding force that will determine Brotvns .suffered (hiring tho aenson here and he and his family go to the slates should lie uii.de known." Ihe conduct of the coming genera­ from pinch hitters. It will be recall movies thnt night free of chnrge. \Ve invite you to make a special effort to coll during tion. For their sake nml for the sake ed that St. Louis tacked only one hi* visit and learn from him how thousands of people of .society, these young men should game o f tying New York for the And the same (thing will hapjicn who have suffered from corns, callouses, bunions, tired get the heat in social , and spiritual championship. • every day thereafter. Keep your eye riching feet, fallen arches or cramped toes have been Gaining along with their mental and July 17thj Amos Strunk scored Fnlk on this column;.-can't tell what day benefited bythest remarkable inventions,for remember, j bodily development. Tills can not be with n two-hnse hit, and won from yopr name will appear, nnd it is good there is a Dr.**ScWf Foot Com/ort Appliance or Remedy j (lotto unless a suitable pined is pruvld- N'ew York in the eleventh rouriuTTfar-' fo r that night only, i . . , lor every foot trouble. 'ed on the campus. The* need is e x -' v**y McClellan went to the plate five tie me and nil .r ig h t-to thinking and, times as pinch hitter and mnde good H ave a Pedo-graph Print made See "Sm ilin' Through" nt the Prin­ forward-looking citizens o f the stotejon £nur occasions. Three ttntos ho cess tonight. It plVriscd a large crowd of ydur foot will support a movement looking to j started ninth inning rallies, hut not last night. With thli new device, netfcctcd by Dr. Wm. Mi Scholl: a good the erection o f this building for in n single instance was thil result of clear print o f the stockinged foot is ituumiy obtainable. r which the faculty and rtudents o f the the game changed. It registers your foot measurements and it a great |)c!p In select­ It is one o f the best pictures shown ing tile proper type shoe fot your foot. By its usg correct shoe University are praying." i nSanford in n l«n gUine. lit i* full .MURDOCK, "TH E FAMOUS fitting is simplified. o f thrills and thrills ami thrills and MAN WHO KNOWS" 18 COMThe Church Service League of the % ING TO THE PARISH HOUSE some more thrills. Pedo-graph Foot Prints Free Holy Cross I’urixh will entertain nt Come in Anytime Pivot Bridge, in the Parish House Get tho programme for next week. “ Ask Murdock,” that is to be a Wednesday, Jan. 31st at 3 p, m. Phone phrase most frequently heard in Han­ The longer they conic, the better they Mrs. M. Martin, 541-J for reserva­ ford judging from the advance Inter­ get nnd Sanford U je ttin g some goojl A T TH E PRINCESS T H E A T R E , M ONDAY, J A N U A R Y 29TII tions. 200-2 U- est manifested in tbe appearance of picture^ thejo days. i. -• ‘ t �T H E SANFORD D A IL Y H E R ALD , S A T U R D A Y , J A N U A R Y 27. 192.1 int* enure inmuy are muster*. The children both sing and play the pinno, nnd the lud of nine years also at* tracti hk city-wide attention by his Ability with the violin. Mrs. Wool sla­ k'd being a renowned artist on the piano nnd violin, nnd her husband hnvinn a wonderful voice, Being rec­ ognized wherever he sings. In truth, the lives of the family are wrapped in music, and they give great pleasure to their many friends on numerous occasions,” u ha* been n very busy itimr " c<;k *or l,u> S' ** diligently studying for « c k ami hoping for an F [oftd&y night the boys’ basketball eaimsl another victory when it tht. fCnlp ° f thc Stctaon " Y ” , This victory was due to the. thftt ( ‘aptrepeats 20 , daily, "nay »>>' ‘lay- *n « w - y team is getting better and glad to see that Lillie Ruth PO LIC E SAY TH E IR IN FORM A s Cut again, nnd hope she TION W IL L T E A R IIP be back in school. Wo also W ASH ING TO N see Doris Moore back in soon, < I l f T h e A s s oc ia te d P r e s s ) LfjJay morning the high school given a trent when Dr. King the chapel exercises, and Mr. .plagel entertained with his jokes linking nnd sleight of hnmi tricks. tOdnc'day night the play “ Miss Wixatiiia*’ was given before a biff fence. Several other interesting Lbcr< were also given. Thc pro L pf the play will go toward seKng the service Ton musical diLif for our High School orchestra. H. S- has tnlc-nt, and needs L an aide d in t tor, to produce one the best orchestras In this section [Florida. in Florida in [barwlay night J. King enteranl at the High school a small iftl uf people with hi* mind read* [, ventiiloqui-iiu ami rifle shot. Iltisitel the |ierfonnnmc Friday W ool r>.f s "ttior class has Jusl eleeteil it? bugiiMlt tatf far )U2.'I, and is now ting toward a great anltual. RodA la-liman is business lliaiinget f tht Mi I. t o f s ta ff m em bers w ill LaMi-in .) iti the Herald in the near L IF E IM P R IS O N M E N T tlljf T h e McKenzie Has Bills For the Legislature That Are Important Lynch, in an affhlavit, according to Belter School* Will Be Among police, named one legation as a source o f his supplies and they added that they had been promised fuither in­ formation that “ would rock the city" and might result in some step to re­ quest the stale and treasury depart­ ments In curtail the supplies o f inI xirnnli received through diplomatic permits. to 1a tm i Published reports, nttrihutci! lux ib-cln An o a Hitim d,;d<*ht *b'" 11,11 11 High federal {'inhibition officials bi-l c ii-muitu-d sih-nt yi--1 i*td-ty. n-hi-.itig l'1" 1’ to dint us* the same at this lime, but 1,1 t was said that Edgar N. Reid, divis- v‘ * ional chieif of pmbibitio m-nfoive-tncnt officers here* had taken under mnsidD*••ration the affidavit signed by Lynch, fnvnt with a view to mommending its re* wis. t o il to the state dcparttUelit, “ if the gi a fa d s wnrrntited." Employes o f cm -riling bassies and legations ns well us their nlt*n officers, S levus pointed out, n.e im"I mutie* front arrest, but the slate do- law, pnrtment, it was explained, can make that suitable recommendations to any cm- sive, baa*y or legation in the limiter. mini' The alleged disclosures made b y ; cop.i Lynch brought out prontiru-ntly the eons: campaign by capital iwlire and reve- nee 1 line ngetiL* against suspected dealings meth Inis' in foreign liquors through some will embassies and legnliotis. Raids dur s1" 1 lltg th' la*t -IV month- base d:-< hi- ment ed some lap o of an apparent high grade and to all uppeuram-t-s of matt foreign pianufacture. Through^slate- i tutio menti made by Lynch in hid affidavit, ing t the police believe they have located fundi one o f the principal sources o f such grow intoxicant:.. comp Several Counties •* Arresting Autoists for No License Tags “ fefortahlc new home o f this hapUtri-tian family, who, hy their tilki. „ f having to lie separated This May lb* Within the Law, Rut It of the time (ns the nature o f Leases a Bad Taate In the dtfiw.,, work calls the head o f the Mouth L’e tfl all parts of the country) arc dfultly contributing much to the ,,f ‘ hrlit on the earth. J}* following Item from a recent ^ uf the Asheville Citizen tells ^ .lr. Woolilngvl scleetetl a rather f ontou, and unique m name ---^ yet most ■'s. umi|us ill*1 | their home into which they hnve ^recen tly moved. Mr. and Mra, E. L. Woolslagel attained nbout 30 friends last ov!tRK In the third o f a series o f hnlif heu*ew-firming* in their attractive ^ home ’ Vqvlano’ in Biltmoro ForI ark. the affair last evening par* ofi thc nature of a musicale, dcPUful selections o f vocal numbers, •fte and violin solos being enjoyed 'ffic merry party. The homo was Dully decorated with prevailing a '»tmas colors, hemlock, holly, "Doc and poiniottias being Used « r‘ Utic arrangement. H;e Woolaiagel’a have named the *7 ,hom<! ’Voviano’ creating ,thc »» . ro n ) not be n nuisuncc. There arc many states whose license runs on different dales nnd wherever this occurs our officials should*-be governed accord­ ingly. For instance the Georgia li­ ce ft* e does not go into effect for a month yet and we understand that n Noali stepped out o f the Ark and Georgia car with the license for the looked nbout. “ Well, thank goodness," year 1022 would be all right until his said he, “ the war debts arc wiped stnte license is due. There is a cer­ out." tain time allowed all people coming into Florida to get their own state: RECOVERS FROM L A G R IPPE license or get a Florida license nnd they should Ik* investigated before COUGH any arrests are made. “ Was very had with Im Grippe am It is well to follow the law in these had a Govree cough. Tried Foley’i cases, hut it is also well to use some Honey nnd Tnr nnd it stopped tin judgment in making arrests for the cough nnd I got better," writes Mrs license tags nnd we believe that Se- Mary Kisby, Spokane, Washington minolc county will use good judgment jCoughs resulting from La Grippe, In in the matter. Other counties would fluenza, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough do well to warn the Seminole county Asthma and Spasmodic Croup an folks about their license tags but quickly relieved with Foley’s Hone] we believe Hint Seminole county offi- and Tar. Contains no opiates— in dais are the ones to collect the man- grodlents printed on the wrapper oy nnd not'som e other county line Largest selling cough medicine in th< our people. .• world. Refuse substitutes. Insist oi Foley’s Honey and Tnr. Sold every whore.— Adv, .Further disclosures, however, arc v f- 11 expected by prohibition agent? to untn show that not all of the liquor.-, sold valto it, re.ent moiilh? in Washington a* loins "embassy sjock." have la-t-n of neb have qunl.ty but rather o f a poor grade vfty and of ‘ 'home made" variety. 1,1 11^ Revenue Agent Ruby, wlto.conducted the arrest of- Lynch, said from 1,1 i*f books f-nmd in the latter’s possession, lr was evident liquor traffic through R;,,1U his office alone had amounted to hun- J,,er dieds o f thousands o f dollars in the 1,1 v f last six months. ' " 7** "i the distance may he eecn lT dfjrd B RU N SW ICK , Ga., Jan. 2«— Mas­ ter Harris, negro, was convicted here last night o f w ife murder nnd sen­ tenced to life Imprisonment. The negress was found in a swamp on No­ vember 8 with her throat efit. llniris lied but was captured at Waycrosa. W ASHINGTON, Jan. 25.— Thc sup­ ply of "embassy" liquor* which po­ lice declare have found their way into the bootleg trade of Washington was declared by enforcement officers last night to have been curtailed as a result of alleged disclosure* by John .1. Lynch, who was arrested In a recent raid on his apartment when quantity of Scotch and rye whis­ keys and imported champaigns were said to have been seized. Cattle Dipping, No Fenre Law and anonymnus police source!*, however, Dr, Brownie,* that sumc of the* liquor seized In the , metlicnl mi-- recent taiJ had come from the* Uuhatt ed the* schnol. legation resulted in a visit tu Um r.n inlereatlrg state* departthent uf the legation out rood ilium* ehnrgv. Dr. Arturo I’udnty Ylnii-.dn icat viewpoint md a | iblit- statement by him that y nil the* sell »u! h« was in cnliie* iginiratwc of any t* conditions in ’ "all.-gs'd s--tling >.f liquor" at the bglad that svr* ! gniinn. P A G E FTVK -- - ------ tags. This year it has been difficult for the comptroller to get the tags tn everyone on time and there are mnny people here now who have not been able to get their tags, hut who have applied for them. There are few people who want to cheat the state out of anything in the way o f license tag* nnd every owner o f a car will get a license tag ns soon ns possible. M b ny* or them arc intending to buy n new car anj) want to get the license for the new car instead o f going to all thc trouble of changing the license tag In u week’s time. There ure goad excuses for 98 per cent o f the people I aits of people think Heaven’s a not.having license t a g s ’ and Sheriff place where they will get all the Hand while announcing that he wants things they haven't the energy or to hnve the tog* and will everyone expect all of- them to have them by ability to earn down here. * 1 Russian T ilt; UF rMII.K n il XT) , IS CIM M iai s I T i l l : I I I I I ' I I T C t M T I T III* m :\ h s t h ji u iriA l. r iiit 'i it f m i i i i i m . i> w it i ou *i:*i New Year’s Day, usually a festive is utterly prohibitive:- .An ova rci date, wilt he a holiday oi fear (or at cost* a year’s pay, but co. sccurtd at any price, ai least a million Russian children ami cook a meal costs more ll their elders. In ringing out the old. itself. ' they are ringing out thc famine of Ilrrhert Hoover e tint 1022. But tu ringing in thc new. they his figures upon reports arc ushering in a continuation oi thc workers in Russia, tlutt terrible clothing shortage that today million children and adults will* kite during the first few weeks of 1023 has Russia in it* grip, American Relief Administration unless clothing is sent to them. Tu workers in every part of Russia de; itiake it possible for friends, relatives [clarc that children and adult., alike atid sympathizers in the United State* lu'yc no protection against thc bitter to come to the aid of these stricken 'weather of January except single gar­ Russians the American Relief A d ­ ments o f unbelievably tattered rags, ministration has inaugurated a new or of thin (lour sacking through clothing remittance package, func­ which their bare skins show, or cvet, tioning exactly like thc food remit­ ‘of newspaper* stitched together as tance package of last year. It cost* a substitute for cloth., t'hildfcn in ?J0. at thc New York headquarters of 'orphanages himdlr together, too cold the A. R. A , 42 Broadway, to have jto play, ami in their own homes ictus* one of these doll mg p-ick;,ifc» d.-livlo venture out ol doors. <vi ti to go ered into 'he hand: »*l anv designated [to A. K. A. kitchens for their one ■individual in Russia, or distributed to meal a day. Adults arc equally f ,onir tindeeigliatetl needy can*, jn*t wretched i>> unhealed houses The , specified by the donor \ n i -.ipt will price of fuel, like the price oi clothing. leullie back lu the sender oi eui.li pack- M in n : o r si wrHirst *\i Jehu I . Krlrlrtislrln, I'liiupblinaM. *. fi-rn l.llrlislmir, I rlcilit i;ili-l.«t..t>f, I'rtoil. I*. Ilasru amt 'li«r> II. Ilusra, I),-, fe-ntlstilk. v . -t li.tK n f ?hi* Nr*rit* m **wi 4-i*al it** S * * u f C j i t i « * f i i *• I I ]i *%i lI l^»t. . I. t .»f S# * t l *t .• »« ti!!* f H aim * -i! ri ni|||.,|. *'*•««lit > jftil HDlIt •li1Ef V* I l- I*If* w t w?| ! ' ♦ * » It* i f f • h i :i .i .i : j age from thc Russian who gets the clothing, ■• Each package contains enough ma­ terial to save at least two persons •rout dims: ol thc 'o 'd The i t -tin are a* foil - 4Jj sards of 5b -nct) 20-ounce jl.-.rk blue wool cloth suffi­ cient tor a wtit el clothe-. fo* an adult, ew outer garments fot two chil­ dren; l yards of black ertton lining; Hi yards of muslin, sufficient for four suits o f underwear: It yard* of flan­ nelette, sufficient tor two men's shirts or two women'* shlrtw-.ist-: button* and thread to ntbke up this material, Mr Hoover’s work n»ncns fh- r.»* lions of i-uroni-.' si* *li l l.ami ry isstti- of "Our World" magazine, ‘ha* math* him the "Envoy o f Understand­ ing" in carrying America's support in a way that prevented Europe’* col* lapse. And now with millions of per­ son, in Ku..-ia too cold to eat.“ n tin- nugazinc puls it. hr lias under­ taken tin* (dan ontliilcd above tr» fur* m»h clothing to re plant "ta tlm that were garments eight stars ago” !* MA in k s Mtthii'r hi **ti*i*i l-#i. II. t " -• NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS Sanford, Florida. .Inn. 27, l!*2;l. As retpu led by Sect lull 12, ('h:i|iter *% fiflMi, Laws of Florida, I will be in the following places, on the dale mid between the hours set after each, for the purpose of rceeviittg Tax RetuniH for the year Fd23: Geneva February 7tb. DLUlk a. in to p. in. . Oscetda— Kc-bruary Hth. 10:00 h. nt. J* t J 4% liiihneiln Februmy tub. 1:00 p. m. J to 3;00 p.t m. IV Oviedo— F’ebrunry 12 th, 10:00 n, m. *!♦ to 0:00 p. m, ♦% Altamonte rYbrunry 1.1th, 10:00 a. nt. to 12:00 ni. Lungwooil February I ’llh, 1:00 p. J m. to 3:00 p. in. Lake Mary Fehruaty Nth, 10:00 n m. to .1 :00 p. in. I'aula February I >!h. 1<I 00 a. m tu 12:00 in, tA Mon roe- F’chrunry 15th. 1:00 p. m . j X to 3:00 p.m . , i l A. A UGH A N , 201-fitd; Itw Tax Assessor. }*♦* ______________ __ — *!♦ \ f One great fact muat be re­ membered by lhoHc_wlio have made the decision to advertise. The advertising- plan must (it the business to which il is ap­ plied. There are’ no roady-toAvcar advertising plans; each one must be tailor made. into bis hands fur incivasiivv ii,; volume and speeding Vp Irs tiii’nover. Looking’ at the mat­ ter in this light he will bend every effort to co-operate with the advertising and seek to * make it pay him additional profits. The purpose'of advertising is Advertising is not a form -of perpetual motion that goes on forever without human assistunce. The biggest problem any man has to .settle after he has determined to advertise, and deeided HOW to advertise, is this: 1low can I use my advertising so as to get the most out of it? Without close-linked co-operation it dissipates its force into y % lt must be hitche© on to a business properly. Sten it must . .... . ^ u t .I.z e il with mtell.yenca W h°n tbe»se conditions ai e fgibilled it does a type o f work foi which there is no efficient substituto. • X ❖ y A S y £ & relieve any one of his arduous ♦> duties. The manufacturer’s I’ riqmsabi will Jie received by the salesman who regards adverCity Commission o f the City o f San­ ford, Florida, up to 2:30 p. m. on Jan­ A tising as a substitute for Ids uary 20th, 1923, nt the City Hall, : Sanford, Florida, for the purchase of y own efforts has missed the approximately $300,000,011, 0 per cent point. His efforts arc needed |City o f Sanford, Florida, Improvement Bonds, collaterally sc* ired by certifi­ more than ever to support the cates o f indebtedness fo r local im­ advertising and put it across. provements, said Improvement bonds y to mature serially, in from one to ten His reward is larger sales. years. A ll bids must he accompanied with n certified check for $0 ,000,00, all proposals to he nddreased to the City Commission, Sanford, Floridn. By order of the City Commission of Sanford, Florida.’ Dated this lHth day of January, A. I). 1023. (S E A L ) L. R. PHILIPS, Clerk o f San­ ford, Florida, Dog license taxes arc past due. All dogs at large without dog tag! will be killed if tag is not on dog by the end of the week. ' J. A . K ILLE B R E W , • Chief o f Police. chooses me aoverusea m-aiius, because they are “ soft and easy’ selling, has overlooked the essentinl idea. Certainly they sell easier; but this is not the big important truth. Rather, he should see that the manufacturer’s advertising is an instrument put rubliahed by the Snnford Dnily Herald in co-oiu'rntlon wlOt thc zYmerican AnHocInllan o f AdvcriiiritlE Agencies ' z* y ^ A y % y & a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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' . • V A~i *. * * IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEQETAB VOLUME LE SECTION- SANKOKI), FLORIDA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2(1. 192,1 in. «*♦ l Vs’»fc .. N U M B E R 260 t '^ A l . Piffgly-Wiggty Store ATTORNEY GENERAL CLEARED A R N E Y B A R U C H Opens Tomorrow With B Rig Stock of Goods OF IMPEACHMENT CHARGES, FORD’SM USCLESHOES PLAN HAS CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH j ______l _ 1 r.[ New Idea of Buying Goods Embodied in Fine Equipment and Store IAN'NATION TORENOUNCE ALLLUXURIES IF NOBETTEROFFERM ADE Piggly Wiggly Is "all over the world" but it had not come to Sanford —♦ until this week, and now tho new « ----ACTUAL PRODUCTION OF Piggly Wiggly store will open in this NITROGEN FOR FERTILIZ­ city tomorrow morning in the new and m a k e t h e g r e a t e s t ER AT RATE 10,000 TONS Meileh building. For ninny days they WASHINGTON Jnn.*B*2(h—•Thcfwns Representative Keller's k*oun*ol Meileh build POSSIBLE SACRIFICES trying to get into the . . r oni , -r- nnurnv ni.d hi*'nssocintc. John II. Vnbey,. of have been . FOR COMMON NEED . .a a hoiuc, by a vole J0 \ t« . . . W ™ '- ..................... ....... ( build!,* .m l the minute it was ready luipmcht thnt is necessary ed Inat night the action of it* Judic- (|enl u f t h j, American Federation of the fine cijul to o|K<rnte these cash nnd carry plan iary cotnnTittee in n*vt**vr Attorney Labor. stores was placid in the new store America's Great Financier Says Referring to letters written by Mr. General Daugherty a clean bill of SECRETARY OF LAItOlt IN HIS nnd they will be ready for the hig op•There Will Be Contribution Of All of Germany nnd Liberties TO TURKS NEXT WEDNESDAY health on the Impeachment charges Untcrmyer rrgardlng the Impeach 81’EECJI AT JACKSONVILLE of Inestimable Value” nient clmrges which were made a part ening tomorrow morning. They have and Rights of All the brought against him by Represcotn AND ALLIED DELEGATES SAYS SOMETHING ill the minority report filial by Rep( adopted a unique plan to cause peoPeople live Keller, Republican, Minnesota. WILL RAVE |IIv T h r l u N l i l t l I ' f f H l rekentative Thomas, Democrat. Ken- plo to attend the opening and they will (llr Thr A»«»Hslnl I'rr.O 'Without a roll call, nml by prac­ . j WASHINGTON, Jan. 2tl—Arcepttucky. Representative GoodykunU, fl« * away a week’s supply of grol l » » T h e \>at>rlnlr«l ( H r T fc e A s J e e l s t e S I »•»»■•» JACKSONVILLE, ^ nnc, of „ t.nry Ford’. offer for Muscle LAUSANNE, Jan. 25.—Allied draft tically .unanimous vote it adopted also Republican, West Virginia, charged cerles to the' one guessing the nearRERUN, Jan. 2(1.—The German nicswR® Jo America an child labor.t j ! provWed ^ w t( r offcr u 'of a pence treaty will he presented to a resolution discharging the commit­ that these documents hnd lieen “drag- cat to the number of people entering government ha* issued an appeal to sued at the commencement of Child ^ ^ condit|oncd on thc „c. tee from fmthcr consideration of the the Turks next Wednesday. Allied god in to besmirch the judiciary comj the store tomorrow. Labor Week by Secretary of. tab or the nation signed by President Ebert delegations leave two days Idler it charges and laying tlio Keller im­ And then this now store appeals to Davis here today he declared, “ Build tuai production of nitrogen for ferti­ niittee." He added that he did not and Chancellor Cuno urging people to lias been announced today. The Turks peachment resolution on the table. then have time "to discuss Mr. Un-|thc buyers beenuse the stock all up children for on them the future lizer. at the rate of forty thousand stock is is all tons a yenr Is recommended in n sperenounce luxuries and extra vagnn- haven't signed by that time the Allies The two votes were regarded as hav­ termycr’s reebrd’’ fully, but thnt he fn *b and neat nlul elenn. the new of the nation depends. That I think ^ ^ ^ lQ thc Amcrican ing the effect of closing the incident. will leave on representative tv supply idea of buying > * exemplified hrre dr* of every kind and make the greatwnuld do so in extension of bis re-| would lamy slogan for this The queption of .whether the House with the people who are the originnt- which has been selected fur csjieclal F’arm Bureau federation by Bernard cat possible sacrifice* "in view of the information for Turkish delegation. lias the constitutional power to com -'marks in the Congressional Record Baruch, war time chairman o f thc common need of the whole country —------ ----------------------------------------— l iiniiniun Volstead, of thc judiciary «'r* ^ “’*■» on yourself" Idea attention to subject of child labor in war industries board. pel a member to testify before it............... Keller! »nd the new store, new fixtures, hig 1 the new store, new which involves every existence of all Bismarck. Temporarily at least the committees was left undecided. This committee, charged that .1 . thc United States.” . . . . Baruch's letter incorpowtintf his stock of new good*, the obliging future Germany and the liberties and demonstrations were confined to the views l* addressed to Gray Silver, thc irsue was raised In the midst of the 1 D»m the^ first l.ad I clerks and the new Idea of getting singing of patriotic songs and the rights of the whole people.’1 FOR FOOT COMFORT Washington representative of the form judiciary committee hearings when!toe in nn insolent manner, mm me, a had written the committee an "insult- Uniceries and vegetables and meat. shouting of “hochs" intermingled with Mr. Keller refused to .respond, to committee. “However great the pe­ SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE heaper will appeal to the public here PARIS, Jan. 20.—Tho announce epithets of reprobation against the cuniary rewards to Ford might be," subpoena served on him after his iug and abusive letter" and thnt lie as it does ■everywhere and i t . will AT WOODRUFF WATSON’S . ment of General Wdgand’a appoint- ■French, henchmen", knew from the the letter said, "or to anyono cl«c who dramatic withdrawal from turther nnd his , , .. L i I „ , I, he d iricu t guessing Just how many ment a* high commissioner of tliHej Tin’ populace, however, is in a bnd|"n,n**tU‘ , lust that they ihd not have the ev|. roccedings. will pass the turnstile tomorrow when Read the advertisement in this Is W ill undertake it,’ there will be an u-^mood ami some small incident might 5>UV| l' *’‘l1 0,1. 11 1 vin its report, took den< »• to support thc charges. Ruhr district now is said, on good nu • ' . ,r : . . . . . . . ... . Th„! The 0committee 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 in 1 store sue about the Foot Comfort repre­ added contribution of almost InoslL thorny, to be waiting for the French set off this powder magazine. The ( ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ( (lU,(1 pt!„. ,.,„ ta tiv e Thomas defended! Sanford’s new Piggly Wiggly sentative at Woodruff «S Watson’s mable value to the future of Ameri­ open*. cabinet to conciliate differences that French have taken nil neee:.sary mcj |tch Mr. Keller by impriio.im.Mi: nr Mr. Keller, who is in Florida rveuper-j Watch file Daily Herald all the time store today and tomorrow. It is can agyu llu re and tho safety of hive arisen over the selection of an HUies for stern repression. Ibitleries America in time of war." 1"tberwUe until he did testify, the nliiig from a icccllt illness, lie de- for changes in prices in the new I’ig- something you should know. -officer not directly under the war of- of 7.r»'s and I fib's of the (bird army not ( Intcd that the Minnesota member 1 gly Wiggly and go to the new store j term of imprisonment, however, fic cfor »o. important n post. It is un­ corps surrounding tho eitj, are postto extend beyond this session of eon bail ,hie.» 11 ini "liisoleiiee, but that tomorrow and get acquainted with the > 5* derstood the premier shose Wcigand .•d in commnndiiig positions. Essen has the other hand members <>f the eomtint it made lio re. Ollimelidi new idea of buying groceries. You j _ __ ...... inviolable zonei. to kri‘*• because he was recommended by Koch.. been dh i.t 1 into id the house•niittee had hackled him and liis eouii-,1 will like it nml you will like the store -------the French artillery heenusi of t h e 1 lion on the subjeet nor 1 rein tiie start of the public heal nnd you will especially like the prices, i take direct action upon it. ESSEN, Jan. 'id— Never since the. presence of French officials ao,l citi­ The house Votes were preceded hyjii'gs. ■ ■ 11 “ I 1" French entered tho Ruhr on January zen* in these particular sections. All three hours of spirited debate, fentur-i "The ommittee,” he went on, "de­ 11, or since the Allies occupied the the rest of the city is under the French Thrasher Named to by attacks upon nnd a defense of]«nai..|rd thnt Kelley lay his cards face left bank of thc Rhine in 1919, hns guns, which are cnpable of destioying Ml. Keller and by assaults upon!up on the table before they would tieServe on Committee the Ruhr valley nnd tho entire Rhine­ ii in ease of orgatiiz.d resistance. I Samuel Untcrmyer, of New York;|eide whether to come into the jackFor Raising Funds land been in such a state of ebullition Gifted Speaker Wilt Tell lls How Orange County BERLIN. Jan. 2fi.-A state of jJaekson H. Ralston, of this city, who I pot as last night. To Build the Students Activities ' is Proceeding Th epot has been heating nnd fer­ siege has been proelaimed in Aix la 1 Building at Florida University menting for a long time, but last Chapclle and Kreusenacb districts l>y! night there were signs of its boiling the French occupational authorities The entire attention of the meet-i meet tonight at take Monroe to form as a result of yesterday’s demonstra-i D. L. Thrasher, of this city. wnD ing of the Chamber of Commerce to­ the permanent Seminole County !Utfh« t over. The return of Fritz Thyssen from tion. according to the correspondent named yesterday to servo on the state day noon was taken up with the im­ way Association with local brnnehea Mayence, which was a triumphant pro­ of the Berliner Tugeblutt. committee to raise funds for the pro­ portant question of beautifying the in every precinct of thc county. posed Student Activities building at highways of Kcminole county—some­ gress all along tho Rhine from MayEvery citizen iniercated in this titl­ ESSEN, Jan. 20.—Normal condi­ rnce to Dusscldorf, hns give nrise to 'the L'niversit yof Florida, it was nn- thing thnt hns beeq agitating tho J portnnt subject should be at Bake • . _ . ... *1 a 1.1 ‘a.. \I r 1ail a more enthusiastic reception in the tions so far ns street demonstrations 111 ouneed last night'by William Jon- minds, of the members of the Cham Monroe tonight to hear Mr. Lehman’* and rioting nio concerned were n Ruhr than ever was accorded kais­ plan nnd to givu you thc plan for !! Committees From Many Counties Arc at 1 lie'nings Bryan, chairman *rf the stntc her of Commerce, the Rotary Club, county ers in the heyday of their powers. It xutned throughout Ruhr hut unenicooperation in this great move­ . committee. the Kiwanl* cluli and the Woman’s . ' Meeting . seemed to be the heat atom thnt had' ploymont is steadily increasing, and ment that should get to work in this Others on the committee are: Virc- i luh for many moons. brought this huge and scctihng m elt-J the railroad strike continues effect­ 1 1 , l . county as soon as possible. 1 h.ill mini l* rani. (i. (innivcr. .laeksonCol. Geo. W. Knight broached the , ‘ > '_______ ing pot to the point of overflowing. ‘ ivv tlirmighout the entire valley. Nav\ilh*; Judge W. II. linker, Jackson-' he I guainntee to the department and |x '‘ *Jl» fAl.I.A HASSLE. subject and told of the importance K*wn is the center of the great ag- igntion is at a stop mi the Rhine i>c, , ....................... .. 1 . for lie alike, it was slated. Boom will lie xill,-; Janie* Booth, St. Petersburg; of it nnd culled for the appointment In addition ’ road department .. ......I Ration. Thousands assembled at the tween \\esc I and Cologne, four hours yesterday afternoon over left for . any "emergency" .work. . tBased, Judge Francis it. Carter, Pensacola; of a committee liy the acting presi­ railroad station nnd ulso in front of i the miners are leaving the pits in wi­ a program of road construction and on funds available to tW department E. G. Duckworth, Orlando; F. A. •vts dent It. J . Holly. Others who spoke on the coal syndicate offices nml pro- i rious localities hourly, until now there maintenance which ft will definitely the Inst year, it is believed the pro­ Hathaway, Jacksonville; Charles II. the subject were Mrs. II. E. Tolar, claimed Fritx Thyssen as n acco nd‘ are some 150,000 idle. commit itself for the next -twelve)gram will Involve nil outlay approach- Kctrhum, Key West; J . II.'McDonald, 1, ml Mrs. Harry Ilecren of the Wom­ West Palm Beach; Dr. A. A. Morph­ an's club, Dr. I'uleston and Judge months, nnd then cnTicd it a day. 'I he Ing $5,000,000. ine, Gainesville; T. E. Pri^-c, Miami; Householder who with Col. Knight III today's issue you will see Slumpprogram submitted by Chairman H. \ ______ II. Phillips Inn! gum* through ita.or’a ad in which Mr. Stumper has Mnj. \V. It. Thomas, Gainesville; AV.; represented the Rotary t luh ant) Dr. "reading" it was announced follow-' some unusual bargains to offer you. K Thompson, Tampa; G. E. Waite,I Blackman of Monrot* nml l'rvd Will- IN TAM I’A JA IL CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY ENTERING j th„ executive meeting at which it Read his ad and then go in and see ciaiaccvilltf; Charles L. Wilson, Jack­ lams who represented the rity. * ' « * • - 1 COUNTRY . „. hi m for your meats nnd groceries. „„nvillc; I’vrry G. Wall. Tampa. Fred Wilson and lion. B. F. Whittier Ills slogan is "keep the small man in‘ Those leading men are giving their also gave some valuable suggestions.! In the lobby of the hotel last night (Its Thr .tHoflalrS l'r » "t active support to the campaign for The* following committee was ap­ there were grouped delegations from liosincss." TAMPA, Jan., 2fi— Sixte«n p»vr«q i;U M the Ialibiing nt the University, which pointed who will Attend the meet­ nt lcn:tl n dozen counties waiting for, alien prisoners are expected a t tho the student* can use for. social nnd ing at take Monroe tonight. MOTOR SALKS CO. county Jail today a* the result of four Our Committee is Coming Home With the Bacon *nppeurnnee before the department, GRAYAMONG tcligimm put poses. NEW BUSINESS arrests at Arcadia, twelve at Bocaand in the meantime speculating “Hi Dr. ninekmrtn, chairman; Judge FIRMS OPENING TODAY “The'slogan, "Give them n homo nt and We Will Have the Roads to how they would be affected by tho grande, reported yesterday. Them ». Householder, vice chairman, Mrs. It. the University," has been accepted by nre now one hundred thirty-one alien* . * 1 ,.vised method of operation. I hey E. Tolar. Mrs. Henry Wight* Mrs. In this issue is an advertisement of the state cdmmlttce for use in tho Drummond. Mrs. Harry Heoren, Col. in jail hero oharged with Illegally enA wire from several members of Chairman Phillip:*, which ik under­ wondered if they would have n hear­ the Gray Motor Sales Company fen- campaign to raise $250,000 for the the committee lent to Tallahassee and blood provides among other items the ing before the Ininnl before the pj,‘ luring the Gray cur*. The now com­ Students’ Activities Building at the Geo. Knight, Dr. I’uleston, Edward terlng thp country. Six of them will one from John Mcisch to thc Cbam- ecroplctlon of four trunk highways m gram won finally adopted, or, if not, tane, A. P. Connelly, Fred Williams, In* taken to Jacksonville this a fte r­ pany will have their sales rooms in University «f Florida. Kent Hoeseter, It. W. Pearmnn, secy. noon, enroute to Now York for de­ tier of Commerce says that the State the .Mate. Delegations here in inter if it would he flexible enough to ad­ the Cates building nnd J . J . Cate* J* • This slognii was submitted to Glov­ est of 16#nl projects augmented today mit of the projects ill which they are Rondi Deportment has grunted the re­ Tlie speakers also stressed the Idea portation. proprietor of the now local agency er Miller, n student at the university. . quest of the committee to furnish all until there were approximately fif­ interested. of attending the meeting of this Im­ here nml J . I. Williams will la* the The department readily accepted Laics manager. Mr. Cates need* no provement society nt take Monroe STEM PER 18 TALKING TO YOU the rock needed and also oil or as­ teen counties represented. Allied Reparations tho budget |)Ihii of operatlog'"aKsdts at the Monroe school house tonight phalt for the top of the rock should­ ^introduction to th« Sanford people Stumper is talking to you today where £ a rl Lehman, secretary of tho morning session as submitted ers. This Is one of the big things the Committee Declares ,n |having been here many years ill the in nn advertisement in which he says . Orange County Chamber of Com­ Chairman Phillip*. It had bci\ known! committee went to Tallahnssee to get " retail and wholesale grocery, gruin Germany in Default to keep the small man In business and merce will outline the plun of the for some time that this method of and crate business nnd Mr. Cates ssys and the fact that they received it from the prices quoted It looks as If county associations for the beautifi­ outlining at the beginning of each that he has something good in the show* that they did good work. This t l l r T h « A « » o f l * O S l*r r *» > he will ha jn business sofne time. Read year a definite plan of activity was Gray cur* and he will stand back of means that the rock will In* shipped PARIS, Jan. 2(1—The Allied repa­ cation of the tounty highways. his advertisement every Friday in the The committee appointed today in contemplation by members of the them. Mr. Williams is also very well rations commission this uftoriioon de­ ^ at once and tho rood from Monroe to Herald. Stumper has the prices and from the Chamber of Commorce Is nn department us a substitute for the known here nnd tho now firm expect clared Germany in default of ull her ( the Orange county line .will have the will show you how to say* money. pi,at policy of taking the work most­ to take the field nnd show Gray cars reparations obligations to France and organization committee nnd they will rock shoulders and the oil or nsphnlt OF ly as it went along. That it was plan­ to everyone in this part of the state. Belgium under the trrnty of Ver­ to hold R and this road will now l»e TO ACCEPT PRESIDENCY BIG COMMERCIAL ned to put it into effect at this time, sailles. Thc vote was thu same as at taken up and made over into a 10ENTERPRISE previous default decisions, France, however came ns a general surprise. foot road the entire distance. Phosphate Company Italy nnd Belgium favoring declara­ ' With Chairman Phillip* recommend­ ( I l f T h e AiioflaOS !•»*••) tion, and Great Britain' abstaining (tlr T l f A u m ln lrS P r*M l Plant at Lakeland ing that a budget bo agreed upon, he TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 2fl.—Comp­ TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 2fi.—Seven submitted a tentative program for Burned Last Night from voting.' important projocts has been agreed troller Ernest Amos wifhheld com* this year’s work. While this program upon for incorporation in the 1923 ment this morning on the newspaper WASHINGTON, Jan . 2d.—Action embraces many ratifications nnd cov­ Lakeland and Bartow Fire Depart* report* thnt he planned to resign to •* "• -r " . A . • 'V; budget of. construction maintenance on Senator Robinson's resolution pro­ ■■ » t ers a broad field, it is understood thnt accept the presidency of a commer­ ment* Called Out * by the State Bond Department when posing full American membership In of tho City. This boat basin and city* in genera) it provides for the concen­ Col. YounRberg am! corpt of U. S. the department recessed Its executive cial enterprise. It has been known thc reparations commission was post­ tration of work on thu state’s four (llr The Am A uiv U *•»»»•! Engineers will be here today and at pier nre •monjc the contemplated lmhearing at noon today. These pro­ for some time, however, thnt he had BARTOW, Jan. 20.— Fire of unde­ poned indefinitely today by tho senate two o’clock hold a public meeting at provement* here at SgnfonJ and the main trunk highways. Any specula jects are in districts reportwt by •E. under consideration proposition to termined origin dutnngad the drying foreign relations committee after It the Chamber of Commerce rooms re­ city has been bonded "for 1(50,000 to lion ns to its further provisions must P* Green, of liradcntown, and 1. B. bead financial organisation yet in the plant of the Lakeland Phosphate com­ hnd been discussed behind closed doors garding the application of the City of innke the boat basin and concrete be coupled with conjecture hs to how Schilling, of Miami. The department !informative stage*. It is not‘believed Chairman Phillips’ program will fin­ pany of this city to tho extent of nftor confidential information on the Sanford for permission to build a pier and the work will be itHted as hadn’t reached consideration on the his resignation, if it materialises, reparation* problem had been submitwould take place for a couple of ally emerge from thc hands of the en­ $50,000 last night. The Bartow fire boat basin and pier In tak e Monroe. soon as thc government grants the cRhcr districts. \cd by Secretary Hughe*. department was aided by an engine tire board. There wete unofficial in­ Hu This is one of the most important is­ city permission to go abtsd. mohlhs. dications that it suffered little in its from Lakeland. They were unnblo to riparian rights are now invested in sues in tho city today and while there TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 2(5.—The The many friends of A. P. Connyliy save the building b u t. prevented the thc city and everything hsa b e e n done The horseshoe pitchers and tho four hours' "reading" yesterday af­ Stste Road Department returned to will bo sorry to learn that ho was is hardly any doubt about the War to bring the mstter right up to t' spread of the flames to other sections. ternoon. , executive session this morning to con­ checker plnycrs arc having some hot stricken, with Illness, yesterday and Department granting this permission It was emphasized, however, that ' it bchooVea all who can do so to be hesring today and upon the sider the program for road work for conter.s In Kiwanl* park these days. Mr. and Mrs. C. p. Brumley and is at hi shome today but is recover once thc program *ds adopted, it will And these ore the days that make ot the m « tlo , M , w n,™ .; the next twelve months. Department be rigidly adhered to until carried to family of Chuluotn were in the city fe‘ dBya. [support to this request upon the part for the beginning of the wort. members spent yesterday afternoon our visitors went to got out in the IU end. It will serve as a barefaced today. plan of activity submitted by nark nnd pitch horseshoes. sut / v~ r «-k • f'fV . ", : 1 7, •f* ^-T4*tl -% , *■*^ . *• * jtay ,L iTt,*51L Lr3;r'- 'L*^ - _' \ And'thc Incident Will Now Be Regarded as Closed for All Time SEC. DAVIS SAYS BUILD UP THE CHILD IS RECOMMENDED DRAFT PEACE TREATY INVOLVESJUTURE BE PRESENTED HIGHWAY BEAUTIFICATION MEETING AT LAKE MONROE TONIGHT TO HEAR ROAD CONSTRUCTION PLANS OUTLINED BY WILL ADOPT BUDGET PL MORE ALIENS COLLECTED IN AT ARCADIA SANFORD HIGHWAY WILL HAVE ROCK AND OIL OR ASPHALT, , SAYS THE ROAD DEPARTMENT COMPTROLLER ERNEST AMOS MAY RESIGN GOVERNMENT ENGINEERS F 0 R *J I TO PUBLIC DOCK AND BOAT BASIN STaS ’/' * 1 ‘ - - f• 4&*ve.'A �'•1V!THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1923 PAG E S IX W e will have ED. V. PRICE representative taking measures with us Friday and Sat­ urday, January 26th and 27th, 19 z 3 , at Hintermister’s Music Store. j •• ■*! V • ^ * . . . < , •. . l '* Look into our method# of doing business, and you dill become our of our steady customers. Thai U lure. You will lie gratified at Hit* way serve customers and please them with axrr.-dingly g;-od value* of­ fered earh day, in Men** and Hoys* Hull*, llnl*. Shoe* and Furnishing* In the early spring we are going to open a new Clothing Store In Sanford In the PulcstonUnimley building, now under construction, and to take care of our friends, who want ca»l> Sorinir Suits, we have arranged with Messrs. Randall and IflnternuHter to hold tills sale ---------------------AYR INVITK YOl.'ll INVESTIGATION------------------- - J. J. N. CONNER, Manager First Quality— Low Prices Phone 104 115 East First Street A was forinl that Mr*. H uff held high score, and was awarded nil Irresdcs-j Dr. Henry* McLaulln. Jr., local op­ c«»t console howl. •The low »corc tometrist, left this afternoon for prize, a blue glassbowl. MRS. PRED DAIGER, Society Editor Jacksonville to attend the lecture of Following the nwnrding of the Phono 217-AV, Dr. Charles fihennl, director of .re­ prizes, rc-ireshments of aandwlchca, | For Florida: Fair t«nigh search of the American Optical' Co., ” I f y a a h a v e a n y ( r l r s f i « l a l t l n a T» —I f y a a a r e m i t e : . a / t « l i r , * a r . . . m i n * raku uild coffee were nerved. *--» and Friday; warmer in th thii evening. Dr. Me I mull n will re­ M a i . a r I f y a a a r e r n l r r l a l a l u a . *» fll The committee in charge of thin a a a a t a l r a r d t a tfcla < » f n r l i n , n r , turn Friday nfternoon. Jacksonville was represent! S . t a l U . a r t r l r > h » , i r t h e l i r a , . I t w ll paity was: Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. 8.) fca g r e a t l y a p p r e c i a t e d yesterday l>y John S. Graham. M. Lloyd, Mr*. Ilayinond Key uml Col. J. M. Kimbrough. U. S. A., sta­ Mt*. Paul Bigger*. tioned a t F t. MrPherson is in the city SOCIAL CALENDAR K. P. Wagner nrrlvetl here yester­ ■today and will inspect all three, of ‘ridny—N dcV. Howard Chapter U. LUNCIIEON FOR VISITORS * day from Atlanta and* is registered the military units here. Accompany­ . , Mrs. (J. F. Smith entertained most at the Montezuma. D. Co will meet at the Parish House ing (’el. Kimbrough oil hi* tour of in­ at iliitO p. m i. spection, which extends throughout Dr. W. II. Kelly, of Port Jarvis Tiday— Mrs. J . 11. Colcmnn uml Mr*. on 'Magnolia avenu the Nlute, i* Lieut. Charles K. Hnrri* i\, arrived in the eltv yesterday Reg Holly will entertain at bridge the guests of Mr* on the State Arsenal sUtlT anil locat­ s registered nt the Montezuma. nt the Parish house, at .'I p. m. honor'overs were Inid for ed nt St. Augustine. Mnjor Ralph E. Have yon read tho wnnt ads todayT oring Miss Helen O’Mani, of .JarkStevens i# host to these visiting oftleei* showing them the wonderful eiwith a crystal bowl filled with pink .•ie and agricultural development of l!r.|lianre roses anil unparngus ferns. the section, lie lias promised them 1 hi* plnre card- won- dainty designs that they will have the opportunity of of bund painted flowers. The Business and Professional Wo­ inspecting this evening the finest mil­ Following tin- luncheon, the gin •{* men's Club will meet this evenm,. id itary contingents in the 1 ioridu Na­ motored to Orlando. the Welukn Lobby at eight o’ejnek tional (itiuril. . 1 » Covers wore laid for Mis. T. All meinbern are asked to lie presTWO MORE DAT I'limns, Mrs. Arthur Hazard, Mrs. O, Augustine, is T. Pound, jr .t Mrs. M. 11. Mabry mid Sanford trail <t ci., aimounre jn tins i«N. DoV. HOWARD CHAPTER V. Mrs. (i. F. Smith. y Two more days of the D. C. ? left uml ibey i.lft r «peTRUTH SliP.KKRS CLASS A very Interesting and Important « for ilo' ii ninining two One of the most enjuyalde features meeting of the N. D cV. Ilpwurd hideiw eit. Corsets, (IlngChapter of the U. D. C . will Ik- held of the week wa . the class and liusmess Oi,i|« and S ^it s at •-!><■Friday afternoon at 3:!i0 in the Broth­ netting of lire Truth Seekers <lus« of .See the « d \ crlisciiu nt. Crews, of Jacksonville, wa* er hood room of till* Episcopal church. the M. K. ehureh, who were most dc■ business visitors here yesThe chapter historian, for the coin­ iiightfully eiiteitained at tin' home of ing year, Mrs. Rtritigfclluw, has ar­ Mrs. Camp oil Celery avenue, try ranged a splendid program for the Mesdnnu's Chuppell, Camp, Kelly. Mrs. Keppler will open n Kinder McKim, Parker, Rutledge, nfternoon, “la-e and Jackson”. All Muye, garden school in the parbh house oi Went, Cobh, Hrr.dberjry, Hoolahnn, 10 Stores in Georgia member* lire urged to be pierent. next Tuesday. January 2’.*. Tliis wil i Jenkins, McCauley, .Mason, I hillipx, FORTNIGHTLY Hit I IKS K CI.CJI Hurt and Itieksmi, whose birthdays little ones too young to attend thr Mrs. F. K. Roumlllut ■ was the frame in December unit Jnnunty. A fled public schools. .Mrs. Keppler Ins had ehniniing hostess yesterdny afternoon n song, and prayer, the business part year* of ex| -rienee in thin work r.tul when she entertained nt hrtdgn at h»-i Wus discussed after which Rev. Car­ th ‘ ehllilren will receive the best of heme on Palmetto avenue. The guest# penter gnve us r. very idee talk, and care. The jilm-v buss will bring llieie including tile members <>f the Fort­ in s-hool aad lake then! hic.n- ugnm. S Sanford's New Store uriitil MM'irtl h-nlr who It wit tiuito-o -v See ihe ................. in tin i»vinnightly Bridge Club. 1} enjoyed by ull pn-o lit. Sixty in­ Tho(i. F. Moore, of Columbia, S. (Juuntiltca u( sweet peas and snap dies wore present to enjoy the hos­ arrived in Sanford yesterday for dragons combined with terns were pitalities of these hostesses, who serv­ rhort ttuy mid is .stopping nt used in decorntlng for this affair. ed delicious refreshments- consisting Moiitczunm. An absorbing game* of bridge wns of chicken salad, olives, snltines utni the Seniinuh- County schools, * and played, and the rpize for liigh score, \notlicr Big' SliipmtMit cotTee, fern leaves n’ml violets were Professor McKay, principal of the W. G. Forehand, of Louisville, Ky\, n wieker serving tray was won • by given us favors. All ileparteil wish* wa Banning the arrivals here yester­ Snnford liigti schuol, were guests of Mrs. G eorge rvnight. mg tlie hosteSxes many more happy day and will spend some time here ut County Kupi-t inteinlont A. B. John­ [At the conclusion »>f the card game, in eiisioi'.n. son here yesterdny. The visitor* had the Montezuma. . the hostess served a delh intis sulml luncheon at the new high school buil­ '{burse followed try mi in* im r c ding and m>pi cted the hutldii ; ex­ The gue«t* for the after? .-»"i weir pressing the bi-Jlof that Ihvie is no Mm. George Knight, Min. D. L. The .Mi I'liiiuiin-.Murkwtind Co. have South.—Orlundo Sentinel. , Thrasher, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Gcu. an adve.'ti .-meat in this Issue calling DcCottes, Mr*. G. 0 . Bishop, Mr . < attention !o their advance tailoring S ANFOR D K IN DERG ART KN V. Mahoney, Mrs. D. !>. Caldwell and .lain at llintertnicter'a Music Store Mr*. W. B. Talbot, or Lexington . Mrs. Hurry Lewis. January -iUh uml 27th, at which tin J Ky., was among the arrivals here yes­ a representative c.f the Fib V. Price SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE PARTY. Co., will be here with samples. The terday and is stopping at the Monte­ The subscription bridge party giv McKintion-Mnrkwood Co. will have zuma for a ^irief visit. <jn yesterday -afternoon by the mem their m w store in the PulcatonElizabeth Grinncl, of Providence, It. Iw-is of the St. Agnes Guild, proved i Ihumby building whim it is (hdtdted arrived in the city yesterday nnd will JUST ARRIVED aurcess from every Maud point, liiere nnd meantime they nrc taking care * •• . * • i * spend a few days here nt the MonteWire twelve tables ‘of players and n of their customers who might want xttma. Flat Crepe, Canton Crepe, number of people Joined the players •spring suits. ' foi refreshments. Tai tar Stripe, Dumvoodie, Red mid green, the colors used Rosharananv Fru-Fru. w« rr- rnrried out with basket* of jez- he lias no friei-dn; hut ns a matter of amir.es nnd red lillies^ The tally cards fuel he has no friends because he is 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE. Colors: Apple green, nlno carried out the color tain me. n grouch. PHONOGRAPHS PLAYERS SH E E T MUSIC I'lANOS Navy, Brown, Black, Tan, After severnl interesting game* of RECORDS K PLAYER ROI.I.S The Herald, 15c per week, delivered Bridge ployed, scores were counted, it Periwinkle, Paisley and EYES EX A M IN E D The P rin cess — T O N IG H T — MODERN M ETHODS G LA SSES ACCURATELY FITTED PIANOTUNING------PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS % a ■ ■ ■ B a a L « « a iin a g u n a n a a a u n a a H cn n n cn a B B iU B = Sizes 14 to 42. I.atllcs’ Rest Room SALES AND SERVICE Not Only Pure but Delicious A.fcomplcte Slork of Ports Buy a Hupp and You’ll Save Money B. & O. MOTOR CO Next to Princess Theatre JUS TRECEIVBD NEW SHI I'M ENT Hunfort), Fln^ Cornrr Second'Street unt) Snnford Avenue DistribiilorH Seminole and Lake CouiiHch .;irRe* and Up-to-Dnlc Fill! n« Station . Com piele l!lne Accessorle & ttud Tircu Henna. PHONE 325 KODAK Dealer PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST THE REXALLjSTOftE ENTERY COMEDY Friday and Saturd NORMA TA LM A D U E Snapper Steaks, i ; Mullet, Sea Trout.*— 1.127 Sanford Avenue, 1 Store in Florida Phone 127 He has a beautiful line of Spring and Summer Woolens and -Sum-aWeight goods. ! Have him measpre you now. �In Her Greatest Achievement ^ tar^aeare « MriiMn to “itucutions arising from limp to time in whichdhin government and its chitons have an immediate intercut," "lin t these purposes have been served by the contact with th** commission which he ’have been able to maintain ihrlugh the present arrangement*.’’ Shortly after the foreign relations TH IS C O IN T IIY H IM . NOT T A K E committee had received the eomroumANY I’ART IN TI1E catfpns, Senator Ilorah, of Idaho, who . D IStft’SSION iceenlly proposed tliift the United State.-i cal! an International eeofmm* ic conference, announced that he bad planned to renew the suggestUm «<»an by the Introduction o f a rerjlrlion re* questing the president jo call curb a conference. Senator Opftth at fir*t intended to put forward formally thi* proposal a-, an amcndm. iit to the naval appro* p iatioM bill, but withheld it on asFertiops by ndminOttation spokesmen that it would embnrres. ncjcotintlons then pending, The Idaho senator ra il 3 aterdny, however, that he Imped to h'i ■ * hln amendment ready by Monday ai d blight otter it m n:i rtm-rdmoit to jieiidinjr hill*, thereby avoiding any delay through having it cent to the S.-nate calendar. * .Secretary ilugr.e** made dear to the committee "that it has not been the ■ w r y w M r r tr 3 in s s -.il i*>lh-y of this administration to par'* , _ . „ ' tlcipnte i*. llr 'jlxinR of the umoui-.u > IJlllO V a im .to Ik * paid by Germany upon repom- illustratlm* with chalk uml blackboard “tlw fru it* of richr.-,' and driving home the fact that " if the .love of O'oTii y c’ lttrui . tr, life* poverty o f the aotjl will be the iv .id t.” lb* told of tin* ultimate ruin of iii e 1-v. .* devot* attainment of worldly , KING- PREACHED r r e u ia i SERMON TO TH E WOMEN YESTERDAY AFTERNOON• d e w b e rry e> are thr grown anil my tlmt it . Urol tht-i. r ** ■ ’ ^ crriii City have all been very the Taylor family of Comer, Mrs. H arriett, Mr*. Groom* n P. Dutton nrr itnum;; thr.jj erimr from m u r e altar In nuro iIIhciu tmnosk ha., i Tin* county mad pa hr 'are ton* for n [ on the amith end of. Kt Murky k(* Monroe, nr.d van! end of Piny Way, ru: tored ^betr cron t'ity, a much needed . i t<> I at* M the rohd ha* been nil unu* time. l>a:*>nble. A nine-pound son wit Iron to Mr. t.t; the r.vr- Hral Mrs. >Dun Mctl-iiinld hi • week vine was one of uni.pic- ill .1 ii IS In • RrnL* Turner. h. It wai called "gefy* 'I- .. i '*• . I n tird * and ||r V. -d. \ V at d i I *>to j§jc on the ili-o'di mumi : i . -it \ ! . the pitiaent-day tlnvad* ip;; over the r.«.w road .via hi fdr-irnee, t*» cover up their ddlii* * Anrogg the mphl* they saw u largo ' lierpstp* pf toraalm-j ' h in t; planted ] i ’ a jiyA I ! . P in to Hk u s\n*i’t torn, J14J5 per bushel at form. In. quire ill (Jlndcjrvllle fop T. A. Edlti. : abtiu* y«yo undov.’ omtriu land Mtsi Mary Uuiitci ■,: prlanr end visit >r i t the home iu visit hut Hunter who i.i a.gye who 0 . .* •■ tat « * 1„ A. flptiioU;father, Thomas 1 tw o . Norma. rtnr.r a r a c r c c s x r n s a s 'R o s n n .i r area., lllttnn all.iidd t*e i -‘hij hell between mother aid d.iujjnier, i belie4e ihot.mi'll Iy in a roe lit I life but mu mi vn* net- b oi much ttidny. when thcr” i [a MitTo-rtt1in;; lmltowTie-i i*\liilittt .1 in le.:’ . *.* ....i; i .i arnmd ( t.I^ ul brid/.i: f or five Itttiidi* d whiling nw.'V tin- li:n r A zz ~r i' S f j S a Cltristian iuoim with a ifiiristinn ut moeili. ;e . ('utinUpr.i IragttUe* Urdu* may lie traced bm k In the f.ui'Me ; ol fttlhiu-s mid mothei in the hmni: in.il hy their p.t - ive tiiditlerence ttn *3 alt* ttie b airar, in the way to tea o ill*; (he y >mi; people f i r I ‘bn t am W A Foot C o m fo r t Demonstrator from Chicago Coming to otir Store Mr. , Woo!s!o;,e tiny Jiill. to thi c isolator choir T ltii man. Is specially trained by T h e S ch o ll M fg. C o . In th e inqlltoil o f extend ing fo o t com fort originated hy the em inent authority D r. W in . M . S ch o ll, and will n u k e a special dem onstration o f ■ lo o t Com fortA p p lia n ces \Ve Invite you to m ake a special effo rt to ca ll during his visit and learn from him how thousands o f people w ho have suffered from corns, callouses, bunions, tired aching feet, fallen nrehes o r cram ped toes have b een ren efited by these rem arkable inventions, fo r rem em ber, th e re is a Dr. Scftoli Foot Com/drt Appliance or Remedy fo r every fo o t trouble, H ave a Pedo-graph Print made o f your foot Atlont ‘ship and b -au iy with tbo b!j Silvertow n ' for R ella*noycci and P ierce-A reoiva,—the oalj ditTercnc* U in sisa and price, Iltro ’a the piece to je t tlicm . O tS T IN T H E LONG RUN' Hood Aulo Compaojr, Inc, 111*13 Park Avenue SANFORD, FLORIDA With thii new device, perfected by Dr. Wm. M. Scholl: n coot! clear print of the •UxkmccJ foot Inuantly obuinable. It irenter* your foot meamremenu and U n creat help In (elect* J. L. WILLIAMS, Manager PHONIC Sanford,’ Florida ■ u i m b E H M a n R U B e s n t t H R -'s a x c s s n iix n t ! M eans n n n u s s s R s n n a E m t iR V Q E c n R E E ^ B a H C B X B S B in iiB a u ii* �IE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. 192*1 MAN'S BODY RAMMED THROUGH TUI* OK AUTO lllr Vhe AwnrUiirtl I'r fu l " PANAMA CITY, Fin.. Jan. 25fi— Rammed through the top of an auto­ mobile on the tongue 'gf a t‘ rna.t wagonjvhen the <fir in which riding -struck the wagon tx’onp the highway near Fo:mt«%, L' miic-s imr.ti o then- yesterday, .1. K. lie or, of At­ lanta, traveling salesman, was iortuntly killed. The body was brought to fV.naitrx City. Two other person' in tin* auvutnoliilc, J . 31. Flotirr.ey, "f CHiplt->, owner ami drivur, anti F. W. it; tg ley, Pensacola, escaped without t-‘ rious injury. The dead man repn euted a St. Louis ftitd concern in this urrR urj, PURELY PROFESSIONAL Card* of Sanford's Repultide Professional Men, rneh of whom. In his chosen pro(Muion the Herald rerommnids to ths people. G e o rg e It; T- 1 A. DeCottes Atlorncy*flt*Law _ Over Seminole County Dank lANFOHD *:' New sheet myslc today Hintcimister Pinna Co. *!* FLORIDA ~>KED R. WILSON will pd!.ot| i pr.Vjct ifttlvcry ttjsek.u m . |i la i -i vl BcfyiCu In Sanford. Par­ rels or packages of one hundred lbs, pr Ic • •..!!I he delivered to nny place orrerhhncc adjacent to the hard nurf.ued streets, nl n"price that .will h*> chenp-r than cartylrg tlp-nt. This eomimny has recently added to their equipment, opi! Hodge Pros, ton nnd a h If track lxmpht of the Sanford .M!?{■)*• Co., r.r:d one ton and n quarter iteti truck, bcilfcht of the Wi| .on .Mot(.-‘ Cu. I are ciMitempIntieg the ndditioa of t •vernl those trucks to tyke earn of ilu tf st^ulilH- iur,caring btnir.w*. Tle y nrp'ttnwptvpdred 'to handle anything front-n sntnll pa rev! . t a pinup or tof* ,nuyw))vpn-in-t)vt.Utr of t-loritb. You will tanke nu mistake fh calling mi thent for any­ thin# ia their lino "f buslncw. RptileDiber their ‘phi:tie number, IPS. 250- Mon-Wcd-Fri ONEUNBRED DOLLARS is a modest estimate of what you can save in .one year, by de­ positing regularly at our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT! Isn’t this worth trying for? Start your account and your savings will be making money- formcmK##.' -i' *?*!>*• ■nvwmi ■ you •1% INTEREST ALLOWED ATTORN EY-AT-1, AW Finit National Dank Uultding SANFORD FLORIDA s CHELLE MAINES LAWYER —Court House |yra Examined tt'mn llhnilr, tturki*. <Vn.-.*»Jn»fi4 to A COMMUNITY BUILDER rinrnur lliirkr, Itt-fendai-*.. TO'i'fnrtuce- Bur&r. 1JCI < CloHKlfitd Ada 1e a word. No ad tnken fur lers than 25c nnd putatively no; 1 'i,1-1™£ (,-1*:;<Vt i •-1 : ' t mu' «»**!•• .if !mi rlitNHificd ad« charged to unyune. Cmih mutd accompany all artier*, Count (rum .111 mftiiiivu of 1 1 - ■ x: i»*,.1 •* liurk--, Hint i-tii' I' ............... ilimiit the wordn nnd remit nrrordingl). inn-in, amt that yon urr .1 t> o.;. oi of ,1 .tin. i ti -r tliau thv t ii. 1 ;• : and that there l* h« vrrimn.wttniti 1 ' . Statu if Hut hi a. ni'i'Vii-t 1 etiii FOR SALE Ulasssa Dealgnedj — ! Automobiles For Sale ------- * t.-nnri n o 1 iir.Ki-iJ . . , l>iM'itii or mi minn 11a t’f*aipl»Int, bavins in i-littncitt}- m . I - 1 ;\U»- l"3. iijmib i'i‘iii Ttti-it; nvrclp I*()Ati»iTKllf. t!i2!| siturt^r* uic%t :i»iuiiiiNt it sn »=ui* ii t SA I.Tl—Sclectwl s t 13 !and I * t ..ii ii|>|**ac to flin lilt) 11 f 1 . 1r,;.i ’ •.. 5 2 iifl.O » . reed and big boll jipland sued, be ! Henry MeLaulin, Jr., fileit liL-rrtn 'ndnfnm inn m the a: . i ns Oil ; vnrlrllcs,—Wilson- .Mawn Co., Jack- i’ORD TOURING, 1321, starter, new •1 1n l-; 11 A I- I V * . Ill ;i. hr . Opt D. paint, new, lop, new battery, etc. 1 iil>- ihij nf this eilt.it; :if-il ';i .-. ■ umvillc, Florida. 257-Rtc 1 ,1 Optiriaa-OptmiieUlat Run:! fine. Sfir.tl.OO. ' t , ll . I -iit* llerabt Id het-i-ni iff .... . . . . * •! :■■tli* WWHUirrt Id win ll*<- i FOR SALE—Di)3)*t iintl Oayn' paints 1 . n ■ 11 1 , •. I, 1 >OFU* ShDAN# new pmitlv tun* m » «*i. i . intiu i. ? « Ml Eait First S tru t Sanford, Fla. and* varnishes nt Sanford Novelty t.-i fi.iie e a u r i e o l i t t t t i ka. fine, goo,! tires, 3295,01). WCI s'g.SM my li.-imt iit*•t "l. I *. .-nl. Works, Sanford agents. lUd-Ue DODGE TOURING, 1I'2I. ruin and i f i.ffli-l- 11-ls tin- Gth 1!-.' of .li.nuui. .' I l>i'. I)R. R. M. WELSH t-'AKMLKS—You can get titeJ lied Iniika Uk* now, $5115.0(1. iSEAI .1 . K. l ni T1: ( . i • "Ii it. i,r i ’ll, tii Ciiiu 1 fran .-i nnd irrigation plugs at till tH)DGE TOURING, run. and look* (Jrmlunte Vcterinurinn g.-lii inMatnea. . -.^ 1 It? a-. 1 1 1 * 1 .. . .. I i A A a ICO-tfe Olfico Sanford Novelty Works. Ailiiilur if! '('•iittlilaloniil. Telephones: like new,' $.!i'.i.uU. Opposite P. 0 . | FOR SA LE—TwJivc'funiisheir Office 123 • KKO TRUCK, fifie ahiipe, new tire.-,Del.and. Florida with three year lease nt 115 TV1Residence 257 lati' model, $51(5.1)0, The llernhl, 15c per week, delivered — nut to nvenuc., 225-t^- DODGE TOURING, cheap. Rulisj tJbnnn. Calaia.clQ'c M FO inSA L~YVoinl f.,r i ale. 1 m all1 guild, must he imhl at otise, $2115.00. TO THE I'Cm.K blocks and trimming:! from thoiCHANDLER i-pa stager, t uti« good w ‘3 n n i l 11' ' J i i r o i i ^ \\ crate mill. 5Uc a wagon load at the; tires good, S-;I!*5.i1il. in win lie ul 1lie 1’rliu't‘ss tti­ mill. Fine to make 'your heavy wood \ IM. I-tan Tun I:, ll' :•lit iir.il (iiniurnm it . 1 1 1 well, —Shiiilnibn-r'- Mill. !■' D R, SIX touring, IKI'it, ran lev;- : i ii.il hi;i llia-i 115,11(11) inih-s. $.5P...mi. nMBCEauMKnwukiKfiuaBuaRntaicnccsuBM BXxsanEaauiiiiBanniiiiKun lt)R SALK Oakland ear, Model .1- I-P-XINGTON SI OUT, U'22, nearly r u I!. Sell l ilt lip nil ,T-i iilllll <if li"t' III ing town in a fe.v day- , i nn m You can find the name of ■ ta erery live Duslness Man lu •by caliing phom- 5T2-J. a * in Sanford in (his Column Ki i-Oi. i)l Ii K SALE I *'t m> Mag lltl| eunditinn, hqiks good, $21111,(10 a each day. nolia avenue. Phone Ji'.'-W. jt-ush, hahineu $50.0(1 aamthiy. BUSINESS DIRECTORY fet ft Si lq Rg M B ) j ra Hurley-DavidMin FOR SALE urn moloirycle; one new tire anil in In light, Quick Service Transfer ; PrixT Safl.Ofb Adthess ! . !’' ( Dl.s 27. Stornpe I ncilltii-H 2tl0-!ttp If we please you, tell otiu-ra; if not, i — tell as. Phone 49$ BOARD AND ROOM “ ’ r'Oll ItflNl One IJot k front Fir-t Several other good cheap ears nnd * tnnkn. We must cell nil these cal'- * by February I t at we will then move,* p to our new Dodge inane and will “ >e ed room to reniiiib l our pr. ent n-r a viee station. D) per rent dlrcminl* 11 all eura listi d ale. i- (r ali e:i*di. Tetmi to ri p..u,iii| thiid down, balance n M H SAN FOllD, FLORIDA MONDAY, TUESDAY aiu! WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2!1T!I, SOI'M AND 31ST Find Apttea ranee in (he Reuth - —- — -— • ’,maia $s.oo t» $ 12.00.— im Commer- Men’tv Club S l l l l i O l ’d iY lo lo i* ( ’o . einl Street, 257-Sitpi Worlts Cylinder (irindinpr F o i: RENT 2 h le iq y 'fitra M n .e iF P h iiu - X DODGE DKAI.EUS AutomoliUe Repairs rooiun, mr chihlmn. Cttll nt (tek COR H_Ai,K Acetylene Welding Ave. or phone 2II-W . 25S-tfe l 1 I Dodge, ivtm fine -Sanford, I'lorida Phone G2i I1 '' lb. fin. Kip ELTON J. MOUOIITON-------- —AltCHiTKO- ........ 1 ! -"I be m!i I, . If’ i.t n ' I 10r’ t:g ■'"Oil till < mil Mil ;. .. WANED—A clinnco to build your Room 7, MilUr Hidenew‘home before lumber gets iiiiv ■ iM iiiM ti. . ... . , f , * IAN FORD • I MiIMDA diigher. Plans and e&tltnatcs furnish—--------- Sanforjl Novelty Works. IHJ-tfe l-.‘SANFORD NOVEi/i V WANTED Thri-v Imy with Kiev. ir. 25115nt Western Union. - iM WOItKS t.OOi) JO HS COR GOOD ROY’S m Western Union Tnlegrapli office V .’c . COU I K, . - . 1 1 no.I he ilthf.il W.rk in .I .b an e-' FO U N D General Shop .nul .Mill e for advancement. Apply loen! "mnnagest WesLrn t 'nioii office. HE .Nil Pun' of ludje.'i" glnvi-ji. OwnWork 253-tfc e e.-m get same by calling at HecCONTRACTOlt ■nnd BUILDER aid, property and paying for v.lleei, 117 Conimarci.il S trr.t-S u n fu n k FiaU 1 . ANTED-S in .itl I >,y vHh wheel. .« £ . proving Pr« 251-tfe _ .‘it out ’s Market, Sainold Avenue, 1 111 rn nd. GILLON & F R Y . ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS <s J l a i R t l l a A te. FOR RENT * DANi iNG CLASSES every Tuesday| (jtlieij relief- Sold everywhere.—Adv. dune. I room house, harn, flowing well, bj autiful Jake vie w. Ju.it r. steji ••ff brick road and hut a few miles E. B. HODGINS STEWART The Florist from Sanford. Coftlfdsrinff quality of AWTO r a d ia t o r a n d s i i b r t grove and land, the best buy In this -Floral Designs METAL WORKS Cut Flowers "---I vkinfty today.' Price $5,500. $2,500 General,Repairing Ornamental Plants Annual a cash, balance, 1, 2 and 3 years.. *07 French A » ------- -----Sanford, Fla. 250-tfe Phone 200-W *4 t .y . • 1 * - a RMa.'-dart ’ T h * S tan dard o f C om p arison , ; •-? fi -wM Unusual W inter Comfort l ie Sees, Knows and Tells‘All Buiclc reputation for anticipatinjfyouridcus o f ” comfort for all w eath ers, perlorm unce and utility, w ith model ; of ad v an ced design is strikingly upheld in Buick open models. i n k MASTER o r MFNTAl. MYSTICISM ■> , It has no equal regard­ less of the price you pay. THE WORLD'S G R EA TEST BAKING POWDER Every &n-e in u while the iiostoftice clerk:, enteh up witli their work and give Umlr attention to the upteial ji livery letlera. rkm, BAKING POWDER MISCELLANEOUS fllr t lif I'rrMl TAl.I.Ail A.SSKI'J, Jan. 25.—Tim f i n n in i KIDNEY TUOUULE CAUSES Stale Highway department today BANFORD FLORIDA LA M EN SS adopted a bmlk'-t ror.it ranitructlon for “A kultencna followed Inc for jmitto next year. The plan will Ira emu idA. 1*. Connelly & Sons time, mid 1 felt that it wan couaed end III executive remain thi i afterr.Mni>ji»!i»(i i mis . from kiditoy trouhle. One hottlo of ihhhi. II. II. PhillipA wm re elected ll-R-A-I, fj.SiT-A-T.IS I oiey Kidney Pill# had the deilretl i>fr«-m. Ini ralmi-nl' f.ct," writes H. ll. Arhuckle, South "--, -r>. ■: ? ■ “ " «' 1 i - l k f r o i r i l lam) In -u n i n r r Jlncre, Vrrtnntit. Daekaelut. rheumnSTRUCT FARM AGENCY ; l ”«» )N »lr IIdbiJ* tjrtn, duil hemlnihe, too frCRuent nr 113 Miignolin Ave. # tam na hunting urination nrc Kymp.toms of The finest young grove iit this t.ec-;JS n"lnr-a I’r.ifirrfr llaaltir" CI»«Mrr» Kinney nmF Bladder trouble. Disord- tlon. 10 acres, 317 fopr year °hl|JJ * ’* Main OfTlce ored kidneys roiuiro |>rompt tresl- ticas, mostly Yalenrie, IDO tnnge»--.i| U r i'C H t l l J A l . T V L"l> VI PA K V , ment. Neglect cause i serious ruinpli- lues, 23 huge rfedllng.v, at: i a raw of u v V A P o l l II I S V f > r v t l . \ T t ' O l l PA s V c«tio:n'.* l'nicy Kidney Pills give I0U buds mi : ailr utork, .budded In st!* Contractor nnd Builder Vho Economy 5 INSURANCE AGENCY S. O. Sbinholscr CALUM ET J * u JiuTIShT I OR RENT—And fiiniRure for rule, full i.t 1012 Myrtle Am «>"l - P- '»■ Lor ndull*. InterpraWealinghnuie Llgbla aiul Appliinrr* .ii’. ji.o ., tj.tivefuid bull iimm dirteing.—Profosj title. New Line uf Fixture* f -y iM .. 1a.ti, _*__ ____ __ ___ - . t- xTIr ifT->Ti l a tgi fru it 'bed room, . Miller Rullding go*,; LOST—Sunday on i'-irk avenue be-Magnolia Avenue garage. Mi's. Phelps, tween Tlidil tiec-t and Episcopal I Palmetto Ave. 2fi0-3tpj <bun h, a bracelet id amber lands, n EoR RT7NT' Nieily furnished ......... B. W. HERNDON Phvi-fj ret inti to Pe:nie R.ib-oii, 2IH new Imifiiiiig. I’ari: Avenue. * 25t*-2tp FIRB---------AUTO---------UONllS Don't waste expensive ingre­ dients— don’t worry about results — don’t try to find a lcavener that is as dependable, pure and wholekime as A pound can o f Calumet contain* full 16 ounces. Soma baking paw* tiers come in 12 ounce instead o f 16 tunce cans. £ j sure yoa get a BEST B Y TEST pound when you want it. Ain! other good value., in c.-td cars. SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. 237-dte !., , c . . , , , - —rr - . . r * * «JK nA I. c,—ur.-nul new ( handler 5- . m f ^^ ,___ tc pt. i'niiger Sport model, only been driven from Jneksuiivtlh* to Sanford, la; J" Ii rItik In ri .slXilpillile party. ( ajbi , K.>en at Sanford Fruit Stor my | j, 1 s tr u t. 2-l'J-tfr W AN 1ED your It is used by the majority of American housewives. Its sales pre over one hundred and fifty per cent greater than the next largest selling brand of baking powder. Buy it— try it—use it. SANFORD MACHINE | struct* nicely furnishit! room*, prie^]mt*nlhh* COMPANY [rr from §!L0Q to jut u civk, Wills Genontl Machine and Boiler D, F. WHITNEU. Cashier F. P. FOUST Ell, President Examinutioh shows how the thoughtful ap­ plication of simple, practical methods of sealing curtain and windshield joints against wind, cold nnd min lias resulted in u welcome deforce of winter and early spring comfort you never tiiought possible for on open car. Fours IT1B WHITE MAHATMA Sixes 3p*.*.Rovt>«(T f « t jr.« .R o **.!rt» n rj 5 PflWr Mrttfl&Jt = HSi . -tv Yfiiitin#* ^1*11 Coup* l l ’m . C w . ID S 'J tLV ^n *. T it a i i u {‘ 1191 POSITIVELY at ench perfoimamr th« Kcirmi’ IInrffling “CilYBTAL SEANCE" The wont av.e-in |uilti|{ demotmtrattdn of in.yehir power ever pr«*f»rnttd op nny rdoKe. # Ifm lM n - 1 -0 S T o u rin g * B o lo i ■ • • I t * ] Calm . • IU3 4 Pa»».C.-m p* •tllit 7PAM.To.H4tg. 14J1 Ti'jM-ErJiO • J i l t ' C p n tt H i A J t l n In Jl 8 ( a l To4 iL .ii • K B PrtJ Prliti f (>. )>. ItuUk rArfn.(»#r irnvniinrnlliu S P a x . £ V -I.n I n t r o lid r J, A . '' u h i j i i h r t >'. at. A . C P u r. h.i p / rn , wAich . , , 1 ^ . , far J If The/e is Anytlung./Yoi; Witlii to Know, Ask ftluHor D -t 5 -» -N P QucxLionx- o«» love. tnnrHaire. IrtUnhetm, and mono? answered instantly. Writ* your (jucslioffi at homo, Kegl in any mnniier,' hrltij* In Pariah House and he will onewor you. , * * * ' . r Prices, 33c and 50c f . ;>ai l rK.\N .il When belter atitotttuhllca ore htillt- « . i , MOORK, Mi 1 1 4 ,'* - — Dutch will hinld theax W hen better autamobUes art* built, Buick will build i l Ag.7 �hlMUlinl u r n sflrrtionta exrrpt B«n<*» «t t)ir ItrrtiM till! lit tu«, 1«7 Wnsnail* AteAte.. Sanford. Sanford, rl». FI The Herald Printing Co. iMiii.iMiniiH tiro ahd a half year*. "You will be In a |x$(tttin then to offer your services to soma merchant nn advertising manager.' Work for thin employer n year, always supposing that herWill keep yuju that long. Then resign nnd repeat tbo process. “After that time you will he able to go after the magazine or Advertis­ ing agency as n thoroughly experi­ enced advertising man." Mr. Hoyt offered the possibly su­ perfluous suggestion that matrimony was too great n luxury for the young advertiser at this stage of his enreer. THE HERALD’S PLAr 1. 2. 3. . ifcj —A now L ib r a r y Building in t h e c e n t e r o f t h e c it y . — E x t e n s io n o f t h e p r e s e n t b u lk h e a d on t h e la k e sh o re . — T h e n ew p ier an d b o a t b a s in fin is h e d b e fo r e J a n u a r yReal , GET STRENGTH lasting Health, Strength.| Energy and Vitality Musi Be Built Up Through — A b ig A u d ito riu n it h a t w ill s c a t a t l e a s t 5 ,0 0 0 people. the Stomach — N ew h o n n f fo r th e C a n ip b c ll-L o s s in ff B o a t, A m e ric a n 1921. ’ •M? m P e o p l e s ^ o f S a n fo r d . tl. J. 11(11,I,\ rawor N. J . I.II.I.Altli .. Herrrlarr-Trea.urrr 4. r\> II. A. MIHli---- --- - (lenrral Miinngrr 5. H. «. nm.i v A ilim l.inn ilmmirr L e g io n . v AdlrrlUtnil llntra Vlndr Kaiinn on A S a n fo r d In s titu tio n u n d e r th e d ir e c t ronnSo many folks who are searching Appllmllan 0 .— A C o m m u n ity C h e st o u t o f w h ich a ll fu n d s w ill lie a jje m e rit o f t h e fo llo w in g for that "something" to revive their draw n . J.inVM SHIPP I irrnlatli.n Manager I'Soar SJI1-1V nllrr 5 it. rn.' wasted strength, and ygdurance bften 7. — T w o m ill ta x fo r p u b lic ity p u rp oses,j. ■ at— ■■ ■ at ■ ----are led.to believe that ell they need to auharrl|>:l>iii I'rlrr In liltaorr 8 . — M u n icip al o w n ersh ip , s t a r t i n g w ith w a t e r w o rk s and BOARD OF DIRECTORS On* Yrsr.............. HUM do is to take some of the ninny things s o ft w a te r . HU Manilla ------- ----- ------------ — IM • ----------------o --------- :— ■ they hear of, which promises to put llrlltrrrd In I'llf h| I'artlrr 9. — Syslematic mosquito campaign and cleaner city. Onr VVrtk 1.1 <>n(a J . It. A n th o n y , W . I I . T u n n lc llf f e , D r. S . Pul"pervo force" into their blood. lEI~- ■ _ -Wj__a_UL. I i -TT ~ ----------- — ■ na ■ ■ . 1'.I .■ »r..a FEDERAL All) ROADS 10.— T e n th o u s a n d people lie re on e y e a r fr o m to d ay . Thp hl« 13- In l*-|iMEe Weekly Her­ c sto n , E . I I. IliA v k in a , W . E . S c o g g a n , Tiie Flurenu of Public Honda of the They don’t realise that they must ald rnllrrly rut era Semlsntp I ‘mini» and la imlillabril n r » I'riilur. Adtvr- United States Department of Agriget real, lasting strength and endurC . F . W illia m s . .. llalaa ralra amdr knnttn nn n|t|>llrn. ?. ? \, I Ra na Ra pa jMVce by getting their stomach and ina K a m ici n linn, f3.no prr jrnr, nlitpj. In ndtaurr. cultuie nnnouncen that the selection prove to lip the culminating act. No K — . . . . ------------------------- — information was given by that paper - ~fr- ■:r_=. .; -■ ,•fJl.izr; . ~i* . ? * . * -*-y * ;t e s t in e s In shape to get the iron and lll'.MIIKII T ill! AAllOA'I ATISIf ITtMia of roads to lie included in the federal ns to the utterances made against the The A»i(,ela(r<1 pr«*4* la exclusively aid highwuy system is progressing ** [vitamines out of the food they cat,, ' enirtlrd in ihr u»e for rciiiiltlleatitni «f rapidly. sheriff which enured this step to be ALL DEPOSITS INSURED *'-* land into tlielr blood. nil tirai dispatcher rrrdltrd 1 > ll nr taken—nor was it stated what attor­ not other**1Isu nrdltrd In tht* 1‘HJwr The plon as proposed In the Fed­ That’s where the secret or iicntth,! ; v ^ r ' • ^: • • v\’\ f • mid nlco tha local .news jndilinlnd Ik hi ki K eral Highway Act of Inst November ney had been engaged by the prose­ herein. strength mid endurance is. In your All rlahla flf re-puhllrnllnn of special will crcnto a network of good roads cutor. All this will, in duo time, be dlapttlrlira herein lire :(In<. n -r ti-il ifood. If your stomach and Intestines brought out to the light of day. — Great weather again. Oilier I Ill'll VI.I> III 11.Ill Ml. I’M.nr Its touching practically every county Jn* ! can't digest, assimilate and eliminate I’nintku New Ute country. Nut more than , , j prppcrly the food y . j cat. you can’t fj Fotw lsm Atlvf-f!U*n-1 IL mwtf'ulsllvvInin/n Ailvr-«...m H. »•*«■ U. S Engineer* are here today on hop,. to rrRsln your health, energy cent of the total mileage in any I TU I". A M I Hit A N nil !> 9 \<S'-CIATION ■r:■ Kit ftj ffi tes Stanford, Florida n great prpject. 1 v.lil 1«? included in the system and; and endurance no matter what you fL ■ not more than three-sevenths of that; iS?v ;I take, Thousandr, oC run-down' folks The Chamber of* Commerce Is. get­ will he primnry or intefsuto high* are putting their stomach in shape by Ka ting ‘'better nnd better, every day iff u^illg the new hiodlclno known aa RSRepresentative b'cller failed to ways. The rest will lw inter-county every way." (IU-MA, and ; <i.in notice that they make his ’ impeachment -charges o Secondary roads. y . r . * . r M K a ff: h i , •In the past year 10,000.miles of become f-ce frrm tiiu terrorj of p*|n, against Daugherty stick. Now they --------Piggly Wiggly has a page ndvercan eland lens walks, harder work and will proceed to1 "get" Keller, It is road have been completed with fed­ “Tc!l me plense, Mr. Murdock,—" { tisement in this issue. Read it and get eral aid. Started before the passage rmtliy enjoy life. That's because dangerous to ntlmrk the "powers that Be Sure and Sec the New This is to ho a request most fr e -; the trig prhea tomorrow (opening day) of the Highway Act, they are so imUF.-CU-MA causes the fua.l they eat Ik*." portant Hint they will probably he quently heard in judging by the nd- '■and save money, to begin lmmgdintely’ making rich, vnnee interest mnnifested in the np-i —— The state highway department says included in the plan as finally out­ red blood to carry nourishment to pearanre of the nation’s .foremost; Attend tho meeting o f tha Highthey will work on the budget sys­ lined. their nerves, tissue nr\«l brain, nnd All tho roads are to he maintained , «t the Parish House. way Improvement Association nt l„ikf make them healthy, robust, rosy tem nml will not start anything tin y cannot finish. We would advise this in continuously serviceable condi-tlon. | ^lurdock hns taken upon himself MunVoo schoolhouse tonight. \ ou hre cheeked and strong. invited. nml also that their first budget be When the whole project is finished [the task of becoming a civic inforUE-CU-MA. is sold in Sanford by — spent in Seuth Florida and on the road It will present such a system of fine motion fount. He lias* promised to Ihe Union Pharmacy, and the leading highways nt no nation has ever con*[answer all questions asked, nnd- to. The Seminole U»i|k lujs some spebetween Do La ml nnd Sanford. dealers in every city.— Adv. slructcd. make tho service widespread has nc-] •****1 advertising in this issue about •t ------------o-----------It is too early to brag nhout these ajitrd the invitation from the Daily Rovinff your money, that timulil npThose Gorman railroad men who Demonstration Grade "A " Coffer r peal to >uu. M odels ttl ou r Jie m U fu l S h e w lin n n an ti EHIinff S ta tio n — struck yesterday nnd refused to haul new miles of good roadway. They |Herald to use the-.w roiumt'.M. Houth'a Ilreud, Jlaturtiey at the Foj»,* , any more freight for the French will represent a lardy recognition of the i The pr< . eat engagement Is more H igh (iritth- M te h a n ic i;> c h a r ;p : o f o u r I tc p a ir D ey a rlm cn t. Jilt-litp ' ‘" 'l 'r ^.’„ *’ *!’ ■1 ■im' *■ <i ular Market. probably learn in n feW days that value of well-built and maintained than an odinay amusement event- It in the city striking is had business. Thu French hlgfUiways. In proportion to the mi- i.nne- one of the best known nml rec- Muton,' Gn., * w*ll thought tran;!. ! ‘S; iiun,,1>' n" '1 , w! ' l''" the k' U‘'HU " f- The Church Service l.ctgr.? of the, will run all the Germans out of the lion's wealth and traffic needs, it has|((KllUej nlllhurUiM Holy CroF.r Parish will entertain :,t Ruhr valley and lake it to keep fnr not much more than made a t t n f t , f,.rcmv nm, liccu|t interpretation? .u ! Mr* - c - A- ''d lta m s. Pivot 1'ridge, in the Pamir House .-ard u program of road-const rue- ju, mc\cr that c.tnridH out with prom-j . , themselves. Prompt Service and Courteous Treatmentn which should I k undertaken a s l!m.n^ Jn the fk.I(, hl. E0 „,lIy KrncyM>| Hnrry H. I aw v . s brought m. In seme Wodnosihry, Jail, hist ;-t fl r. m. Ph'Vie - — — ------- o ------------------------The Amcriran soldiers departing u mutter o f course. ami'wiih the effectiT that" m ud^Um ! n"!‘ n 'lvry iwl? y \ " l 1" 5' 1’ v alt™K m,<l 51:-". 31. Martin, 5!.' J f rr jeservaPay Us a Visit * . ■■o i t!Ci)-2tc feet recognised rs a genuine feature ; ^ippinir some of his crop nnd u get- tiona. from Germany tills week Will disem­ k H n in r j iu r-j f t n bark at Savannah nnd the Jackson­ llhehigge.it theatres of the largest clt- j * '* h‘ lcc (l ra ra ’ .ev i he, t im'sidr v ville Journal rightly says that Flor­ it ji. Mr. and Mr*. P. .1. Y i.ner of ().r- |l mlei nii- l , r Pion'i * Ra fca ida 'and Gcorgie should arrange a Mdrihu k |riiioi-c-i to jce.rent hi* ei-sdn were in the <.L- ye tcrd.iv. cm -LAD IES* AND G E N T L E M E N 'S B E S T DCOM big welcome for them. That many of fci ^ i yciiii .skill subject In the most crit______ _ DcmortHtratlftn Grade "A " t ’ lff.-e. the soldier hoys coining home met a i R3 hid investigation ami search, and of w ,i ffnH|er*OM „f (ff neva war. Hoiit-p; Ilit . t!. Fnturdii;. ;t( l S. • colil reception and these, the last to *k the Geneva vH.lm* to the city , uh.r '.'.rrket Ra fees astounding «!.mom.tretiana of fl’iU-L'ti) leave the battlefields of F.uiopc, K* psychic phenomena. _ j uMiay. I ‘ ____ la g.i pa P a ahuuhl gel the glad hand. They should. Rr ? » Fs R* _______ _________ _____ Th" Mur,,1,:k '^ "irem eat include, ----Snapper Steak.:; Fresh Salt Water We were asked yesterday just when SUING A NEWSPAPER IS A till. 1.5 Performances Mis.. Ethel G.-rd .n. of El.zal.ctii. Mullet, Soa T rou t.-Ston e’a Mnrk.t, the work on the street* worth! *tnrt.‘ PEIH’dRM ANTE tjUcationa may he asked at each, n N. J„ who was Uie ^ tlra liyc guest ;127 Sanford Avenue. ' 2S7-4tc ndiliuoii, any rpiestlon sent, to the Mr5, Maurice Kronen, left y e s t e r - _____ Thu conlrnitors s^y they will he rea­ People of meagre intellect and do-;.l»w«papcr will he transmitted to th e!day after a short stay, for Miami and! dy to go to work in thirty day , and jB B ia e a K a iB * a « u n s a r c L 'B » D u r j* K C jE B ii!i-i* a t:u iiu u i.2 C L :n iiv j x x a x a a a s a a ia a g L -a g a ia B a a n a iia et.d understanding are always the m ’r; I,ml answers given,other cities along the Fast Const. we suppose tire Dint hit: In and pier ph will start in sixty day*. All tin- big fim to "sue the paper” when there Mr. and Mr*. iT M. Ray. o ' Oxford, _j* Murdo k i* as far removed from th work here should rta.i Imfore ih i»ppeurs .* one!King iti it* udornri* not winter visitors g-i luii.n* in order that |i pe.-inliy ngreenhle. It ha* always rank* of the ordinary charlatan-* a* N. t .. touring, tiro Southern states. I r .they may secwhat willwelcomethem I been possible for the person feelingday Is from night. Those who have inn* In Sanford for n few days visit -j t next season. aggrieved to find some 'pettifogger'seen him in other cities have nothing ii g Mrs. (’. A. Williams nnd .laugh- 1 anxious to pel in the limelight and but praise for Mm, in th.-.l he nn- ler, Miss Kuhu, and non, rjurence. 1 h*1 Forty and liiglit of i!u Airier- secure an t.mount- of publicity not swers all 'I'testions in a scientific Our live. committee that went to lean legion will jiut over (fre Legion to be gained in a legitimate way ?; manner after n thorough arid intcitibuilding an dthe hailding will r.lnrt tttirl there i* thereby cUustd n lot .if |gent consiileratinn of each. Ilis.meth Tallnhas::* ;• is bringing hack the IraAn early presentation of Ihe Newest Spring Modes In SMART SUITS, WRAPS nnd some time llti* summer and probably annoyance to the publisher with tur­ nt of working is different from Pint con today ami our main highway will bo ready for next winter. .The boys j thing good routing to the person nt employed by the majority of so-called soon be fixed up in good shape for COATS. A pleas inif selection of distinctive mode's i tter.rcted by the Ciu.itry’s Best De­ o f the American I-eglon nn- n live the hack of the suit. Fortunately “mini! readers" in that the stage i* the time being at least. a ■ bunch nnd the boys of lire Forty nnd there is a vast majority of those of ‘ brilliantly lighted at all times and he signers. YOl'K INSPECTION cordially invited. Eight ure worse than that. And they broad vision who realize that in the , employs no outside means. ins. j* The l.U-Beth Cafeteria opened yes- ■ should have n suitable building and haste with which articles are tireIlls experiments are baffling baffling in in the ter.lay and wa* thronged with a hunxpe « th. i ever tlablu n o in* , amt .' .. 'i eolli-ge proftrMir.-.. ir r y .crowd a: m en and in the even­ everything thul goes with 0. The* pared f.o the pn I U ing. Read their advertisement ill tli!t.i an tiiitnteiilioi.od tiror to creep in. er.-ed lit the Ir'gh *1' reienee*, have have earned it, bulheve me. SifiifiiraiF.bStfilfirfJ Sin Ir people have merely to re*itle»l a otife*se;| them (cIvch haffled at the i*.*ue. : m ■ " correction and every r.ewsjmpci man mysterious power which eiiahlen this IIK A ROLLING STONE ■ ■ i is- glad to make reparation. This in nn eight page edetion todayThey ate deftly do Mg in! t<r fee extremely smart and unusually becom­ man to nnaw'cr *|ucstions after they s ■ • Then there an tlm-f , and they are have iicpn written and placed-on n showing that Sanford business i* HornUu Algor, who used to■ eotde guide ing. They ate fashioned of th- finest quality Uoiret Twill : nd Jcrsq;-. the youth of the land to fame and mostly. office holder : or would-be table before the eyes of those who growing, Sanford city is growing and Either Boxed Rack or the t ’'invc::ti(ir.itl Tailored Model. Su|“Lrbly a fortune by advising them to get offjee holder.t. who like to get the wrote them the Daily Herald i.-i growing. The tr r.nnwl anil priced uniazingly iov.— a a one job nnd stick to h through thick 'Viedit" of "Hying «" g< t square! -j Jlt.r't. ;| „,tl..|l. „»,jt.aionulile ,,r »dt*y edetion ..f the Daily lie.' aid i■ a and thin, is a hack number a* n Mgn with a paper." and who ha*, an hie a j f l .n U lr(1 , |1hu|1 htHM.t "a||f, somy Market Edition. x TO i) post of success if the advice given that once a for damage, han M . . , ', , . --------/» a, s student* of ndveittsing in Ne*v i orb been reetinimended the cutlor wilt lie Mrs. H i I n Morgan and little a •bruit their ipiestion* to hint or npa university by * barb-. Ilnyt, piv -ident m ghtily .lently* to km: lb* down and daughter Sara Mac, arrived lad night ;ii' no* i* (L-> I’lahle lest of hi^ power. s of the Hoyt ml*eitinto; -* f vt- t In fnwn eve time the mail bringing a There will also 11 * a sireein] matinee from Charleston, W, Vn,, P* spend] V J P A D O a be followed. Re a rollu g stone if y-m, the au.t M in n s bn lingers; who in.- . ,,, a nl which tune git lx the winter with their parents. Mr, * D expect to gather iiw,’3 *v.n, in cltect, hew, to put the matter plainly, that $j)( a ige of sixteen will not lie and Mrs. T. A. llutner of Colei.v Av­ •the message of Mr. Iloyt to the col- the dread of the suit and the fear of , , , r Brolly Cape in Velour; and Uoiret Twill. • Some plain, others hand­ , . , -11 I .1 II, admitted to-the theatre and questions enue. a lege hays. ' the outcome Will make the editor: , • , ‘ somely embroidered, :i r 1 nge ejection o ' choice now Spring Shades a .j „ , | | K... '• it mare private or persona nature a •deaf, dumb and putt hilly blind. Ninej J , , . , "Tile first tiling for you lo do when McCULI.ER HAS TH E I'lMCHS a . . . . . . ntny be asked nml in return he an* a you hnvo been grnduuted from New la ten ea;‘es of thla sort me dismal severed in n direct nml comprcsensive a TO q H Jsi York Universijy.” -Mr.. Hoyt told the failures. L, |\ McCuiler lma nn advertise­ maimer," The Delutr.d News wan favored Htudents, “is to gel a job selling ment in this issue culling your atten­ 1aJJ _ ' goods of airy kind for n whotesaler nr with publicity on Tuesday morning NeW i heel music torlay nt J. H. tion to some of the pricer! on gro­ a *i. manufacturer, not n retail./. The sal- 'vl,c" paper* were filed ill a-suit ' n |... . a v 'JGO.lte ceries for this week. They nre waynry qqcstion i* not impoitnnt. Hold which $25,000 were claimed as dama down und they nre_pi) first class and a this job nhout six inonth* and then j ages. The publication has this to saystandard brand goods. See the “nd." • RECOVERS FROM LA GRH TE Strikingly charming HI'ORT COATS in the new vogee for material— quit. Repeat this process three tim es., ° l*be nlfair: COUGH ( nmij Hair. I'revalling colors of Tan, Hankie, Suphire Blue, Rein "Next you should get a job an » "The News *,as this morning *ervEARLY Hl'KING SHOWING .•'"Was very had with La Grippe rmd deer inn) Caramel. Reasonably priced— newspaper in a .ity* of the ’Main i vd with notice lo appear in n $25,000 The Early Spring Showing of Rauhad a Mivree cough. Tried Foley’s ■treet’ type, lto a reporter if possible, damage suit losinght by Sheriff lei* Honey and Tar nml it stopped my nu-l’s specialty shop cnll.r to you to­ hut get on tin- paper in mime capnci- Morris. The News lias ut times excough and I got better," writes Mrs. day in nil advertisement. Suits, wraps, TO pieseed its di .approval of the official coats in very pretty styles .and all s ' 1 ' Mary Kisby, Spokane, Washington. conduct of the rherilf. It feels it to I very reasonably priced will appeal Ir. the duly of » newspaper, in set v - i resulting from Ln Grippe, In- to you. Two more days only of till­ U SELL WHEN V ing a community, to point out what tluettsa, Droiichitis, Whooping Cough, ing removal sale. Hig Saturday "spe­ YOUR REAL LIST IT it conceives to be delinquencies on the Asthma and Spasmodic Croup nre cials in dreaves at prices far below ESTATE y f l WITH US part of any public servant. It. will quickly relieved with Foley's Honey cost. continue to do so. That the News has nnd Tar. Contains no opiates—in­ D RESSES. MILLINERY AND A C C E S S O R I E S . not been libelous in its attacks upon gredients printed on the wrapper. -AT PRICKS FARIt BELOW COST C, M. Williams, lretter known ns We feature auto insurance nnd Largest selling cough medicine in the HIG SATURDAY SPK C IA I^-D rc-.r*. Wool the public record of Sheriff Morris Is "Pinkey", lias just returned from the We nm ready to explain nil the nnd Silk, Values to $2'J.75, each well known to nil of its renders. Why world. Refuse substitute*. Insist on National Commission Merchants Con­ iiiV..' i Tim irt ^ ’ different kinds of policies you haw tho present action been brought? Foley’s Honey urn] Tar. Sold every­ vention, Western Em it Jobbers Con­ The answer is obvious—for political where,—Adv. can have written on your ear. vention, ami a visit to u number of purposes in the hope of stilling criti­ northern markets in the interest!, of Call us up. cism, Do you—tho public—believe TWO AUK EXECUTED Sanford celery. Mr. Williams report* IN IRELAND TODAY that Sheriff Siorrin i.r tho prime mo­ the outlook for celery good nml the ver or that the News will be intimi­ FOR HAVING ARMS general condition in the north excep­ dated?" tionally good. Ail manufacturing AGENTS The clnruei are that the News will plants are running full timu nnd the (Hr Th* A■aod.-ilid I'rraaI find now thill business will “pick REAL ESTATE DUHLIN, Jan. 2f>.— Michael Fitz­ people me more optimistic than they jJ up" to a considerable degree. Volu­ gerald and Patrick O'Riley of You- have been since the war. The pros- ■ Fire, Casualty, Auto Inxurnnrc WHERE STYLE REIGNS" sia county has been noted for its po- ghal, County Cork, were executed at peel, for big business tills year is n 105 W. First SI.,SANFORD, FLA /'TTUCH trouble und its ditty work for Wnterford today. They were convict- exceptionally e.-icotfrhglng. . i the past dozen years; und this may c j of possessing arms. » LOCALS PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ASK MURDOCK SUITS >v Ii A i o W- K C OAT S $ 2 9 .0 0 TWO MOKE OF OUR IDG REMOVAL SALE $13.75 Maxwell & Britt mmM m �drow ned plun ged i Nt o TS* A«MW UHHi * k so n v ille . 113-» iJOldtUm, i 5rk\ bio'rcb' aotitiut i £ S&lMWMf.; » J> * i • , ' v S The senator was called after .Man* delbaum had •been cross examined. He testified that Nvcille bore n reputntiun for imthfulneis and honesty in Dunellon. MandrllmUm, Fn .Him tex* , limony, stated that ho had met the defendants while wintering ki Jack1 sonvillo rind Ocala i(nd that ho' had been dunes I into iliimnUtist TRAMMELL T E S T IF IE S with a fake brokerage office alleged to . have beca operated I y Kha rum. Ne­ ( l l y T lir S x n r b i l r i l I ' r r « | ville was allege;! to havn assisted IV YORK, Jan, 2o.Senator Hark Shdroin, rut'll, of Florida, took the utar.d ns n character witness for fie#. ovHIe, cashier of the Hank of Ion, Fla., on trial in Federal - III.* T i t I'rrid with T. Jeff Shamui, a pro M ANIIJt, V. !„ Jan, 'J.V-VVhe. , on a ehttrgd of using the mail less ndviccs orevived' lieie Inst ■even­ ing from Taiwan, Formesa, -aid three of the missing Hu*«nH refug ••• abips throule to Manila from Shanghai had put hi there short of fuel. The piessage added that two others were fol­ lowing cluitly and that tho remain lug two were returning to Shanghai. m«d 4i><mlri‘d Ike- w<t? t*| WHEN auto ch eek J ttn* —'’• last night discarded thD that H. A. Griswin, cf GrrenC, druggist, whose aiitomofound {submerged In Thomas met with Friday morning Mid, imlicatnl that (Jris.ium pcrinheJ iftlilfl. (Iris , "in le ft‘ Jat'krunTtHi rod whm hi^ Mitomobili. (Junm-il Into the Thursday nigJR ami was ta turn- wired etream wnen full x]u.il hmjjhwn put Tt after It-Jitul itkll^ti*iu‘ thv nuiil. . hi# family nn W-< Arrival lit Atlanta. I-.. M. I'aeeJ n fanner {raiding two ; After lenvitijr the Face home, it with milcM from the scree If. which is at the h«tjecd that _tho nutomrthiiu Marini d«wn the hliini ritnd, Infiend of the ttKht highway to Atlanta, Near the place where the lultontobile was dis­ covered the earth had been lorn up /n if u rur liiid Malli-d and then purldcnly, when the driver had put on full speed in an effort to extricate him*vlf, Intil plunged into the water. L, W. Jenkins, who was associated with (irissom in the drug busincs*, found that one light on (Iris.sntn'fl enr which is being repaired, whs out of CREATEfT Thomas Creek was dragged today vain for1GrosoniV.body, w/r tj itim it id utmJittx Will lie nl the Princess Theatre Friday and Saturday, Jan he shown and demonstrated on lot opposite from Valdez Ho­ ld on I’nrk nvenue. Price? Sec TOM SHERIDAN Oakland Sales and Service SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 17 New shed music t« Hint minister Piano 1 '", l l i a B aMHBnHaBaaBHRaiiHaH*aRaaKiiHaaHiHHaHMaaamHaaMa* The Biggest Thing in Central Florida This The Daily IKrald, 15c per week. 5348482353485323485353 The Sub-Tropical Mid-Win ter All ‘Roads Lead to Orlando PACKCO IL8 4CZ.HCT. * s For Fourteen consecutive years it has been growing— it co.st m oney— time— am! prodigious efforts to build the S most artistic exposition in the state. It is.not i\ mushroom S growth imt aictUally requires the constant labor of the whole ■ jyCJlr to brihg it to .perfection. You have your part in it. You can help make it hum. Arrangements have been ■ made'to sbo wthc best of the products, citrus, garden, field* ■ imanufnetdre, home-demonstration, health, stock, poultry. S -art, needlecraft, etc. Johnnie J. Jonesf Shows have a part. So have the Fer■ ris Wheel Girls. Joe Killjoy will frolic and the Karlif Sisters ■ will perform. The Dellamuad Troupe of Girls are said to he ■ the finest posers in the country. . Sixty ltace horses now practicing. Kennel Club Dog Show. This is your Fair, thing to it. With Every $5.00 Order Come Yourself— Reduced 1 * rrN - ■«"i teg w 1.L11 c m ju i i p ■ 1ftT' - , w HfCKER C f.REA1.CcH?AI> rJ O IS tn iP O T flR S H D W V O a i t H Y . _____ u un m e u w g a u k. a nr, u t r i c u nu ua?:;iM3 B. c a a a n : K « a r r ;,i;;i DECEMEER 1922 D ECEM BER 1921 Everything Points to the Greatest Spring Demand ------ for Ford Products in Company’s History-----on certain types because (here arc no rcservi stocks to draw from— Actual deliveries for last month greatly exceeded any previous December in the history of the Ford Motor Company— more It was the ninth consecutive month in than 100,000 Ford Cars and Trucks were retailedkeeping the Ford Plants working at capacity to meet dealers’ requirements— In many parts of the country dealers are already finding it necessary to specify later delivery dates Commercial users, business houses and farmers anticipating their future requirements, are plac* ing orders and taking delivery Ford Cars Trucks and Fordson Tractors to insure against delay— Everything points to the biggest shortage of Ford Products this Spring that has over existed— The only way you can he sure of obtaining deliv­ ery of a Ford Car, Truck or Fordson Tractor is to list your order immediately— We have given you these facts es they actually exist so that if you are planning to ptirchase a Ford Car, Truck or Tractor (or use this Spring or Sumer your order now and take advantage of our dealer’s first opportunity to make delivery DETROIT, MICHIGAN A Small Deposit and Easy Payments if Desired Edward Higgins, Authorized Dealer, Sanford Fla, » ' 1 ! -jf V * ' . i j* ♦$>♦J h J* ♦** \ **t* *t*4^ **l* ♦t***M**>v �f ^ .a^X ..»v.nT.yav .w is>. 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SURE YOU DO Price Insurance To the person guessing nearest the number of purchas­ When you buy at Pigglv-Wiggly you are insured against high prices. Every item, every day is sold at the lowest possible price. Maximum elimination of expense ers at our store Opening Day we will give FREE the fol­ lowing groceries: 1 12-lb. Sack Pillsbury’s Flour 1 pound Maxwell House Coffee 1 pound Sunset Cold Butter Half pound Tetley’s Orange Pekoe Tea 5 pounds Granulated Sugar 1 poimd. Kingan’s Breakfast Bacon 2 pounds1Prunes <i pounds Corn Meal means minimum price. Sanitary Insurance Piggiy-Wiggly stores are the acme of cleanliness. Dirt, mice and cockroaches are forbidden to. enter. Most of the goods * are sold in sealed packages. Purity and goodness are sealed in*; vermin and mois­ ture sealed out. Overbuying No one at Piggly-Wiggly to persuade you Insurance to buy what you don't want. N’o one to suggest that here is something “.just as good." You select only what you want. No Waiting At Piggly-Wiggly you don’t have to wait Insurance your turn; you don’t have to listen to soVne chatter-box.or haggler. You can hurry or take all the time you wish. • No one to bother you. that it has. j I been your pleas- j ure to trade at j \ We cordially invite you \ l to come visit our store ■ be welcome if l never spend a : m ■ % _ B ' Si Vfc-lb. Walter Baker’s Cocoa l can No. 2 Premier Corn 1 can No. 2 Del Monte Peas 1 bottle 3-oz, Stuffed Olives B Service and Rad Debt Piggly-Wiggly does no delivering, has no Insurance telephone service, keeps no books. USi--*|A.1m i .Cleanest, . est, most * 5 pounds Blue Rose Rice 1 can No. 2H Del Monte Peaches 1 can No. 2 Gold Bar Pineapple 3 cans No. 2 Tomatoes 2 cans Carnation Milk 2 packages Over-Sea Spaghetti 1 package Quaker Oatmeal 2 loaves Bread B 1 pound Cheese 1 can No. 1*/2 Crisco 5 pkgs. Gold Dust Washing Powder 5 bars Octagon Soap itft -tSpffi- I • •• ... B P You do not have to be a purchaser to guess in this con­ test Just write your name and address with your guess and drop it in voting box. ■ BBS BBtlHBBnBBBBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaflBBBBBBBBBMNflBB _ _________________________ ” do is to write your name and address and guess on a piece of paper and drop it in the voting box in the lobby of the store—you do not have to be a-pur- J chaser to make a guesk. The natne and guess of the winner will be announced in Monday’s Daily Herald ■?••Jp ■ -A BALLOON WILL BE GIVEN EVERY CHILD - B ■■■ NEW MEISCH �tut* * * 9 UNLESS YOU START YOU WON’T ARRIVE Your income has three uses; To pay yesterday’s bills, to meet today’s opportunities, and to make ready for tomorrow’s emergencies. For the first usage a checking account is a convenience, but tor thf others an interest bearing account is essential. Start one now. Distribute your income so as your future BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor day*, but that big bat of bis no b iiger i neries the bane-hit dynamite v.lth which it was once loaded. "Hath has lost his confidence in lib ability to hit, and without it he American Slab Artists No Longer Fear “Bribe” Itulh Uill Habr-itulhl tlo a CPinefcnsjiJn There you have the opinion vith his terrific of the Is* t pilrher: in the Ai his fast-waning league. prestige; ‘ i"utli Lu ketl co-otilinutioli if you wnV liiltiug last summer," n??uqrki tf the -tar | p itch er. iiound at the nujor b-agucs iLiv- ., > a »!o»i lie v .n * oul GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING For the past two yeara.be has worke l in the Western League. His work Handled Men for two Year1- io France \ias an uniformly good it attracted the attention of President Johnson, of the American League, who offered h'm a inuti net for 1P23. He mvept- i his family will be admitted Without {.Hud Kmleavor Union. He is n remar­ kably Interesting a ml forceful >jH'ak er. Ho will tell of lire wonderful work bring done In Qnrppv county In the Keep ymir eye'im this column ea planting and beautifying o f the high­ day; your nonil? may Ik? found there. ways, according to plans*prepared by Warren 11. Manning, one of the mont fammit of the liimhcnpo engineer, of the country. Mr?, Henry Wight will also apeak, Thit is a movement irt whi li Sem­ inole county n ight t >join. We cannot afford to alhnv ouc hi.-ter" county to leave ti<i dragging behhrd-fn llti* important mmeaient whli h will add so New sheet _music tmlny at .1. H ntttch to the alt roe liveness Hinlurnmtcr Piano Co. 'JGO-Ilt property values of tills |\*g .Mr. Lehman'.? -nddre.ts wi F A ltJIE R S - Plenty of raw dust fteo rested to all the prophiTf at Shtnhol cr'.i Mill. It's the right county ,a - '.veil a-s tha- •ef i", kind for Jil.ng. * 231-e.o.d.Iwp ro>>, and it i- !>•>i «* I tint ther Sanford, Florida, for the purchase of approximately $300,000.00, <1 per cent City of Rnnford, Florida, Improvement How!*, collaterally secured by certifi­ cates of imlobtedoe™ for local impfovrr.ont?, nahl improvement bund# to mature serially, in from one to ten years. All Lids mast to accompanied with n certified cheek for $6,000.03, hire wed to the propoiqtm y Commh siiji. Si.ufonI, Florida “N , , , r nga ii v/Ui K i t h He as rrou*.ifjnler its ill !!*:.’ I . V hen til- tfl.ide ihie-e i'i’J home n ils ," remarked "tie primmer,t big league t wirier. “In those »lays. Until was feu re 1 by Ivery pit vher in the American League shite the-.e in the National were tbinkful he wasn't ut. that organ t..a lisa, I'ulh was a big threat in those Width e;i-in Orlundu' al of the season. w The it* lues Ih-cii a tendetn^ in the ■ past in the cane of tile otiesTimiking a Mirrv score, PHONE In m ranging toutimnient.s tin- will ■ hi-lp tin- pmin i pi.ivti-. Tin ■••lier n the ..I'liie, the noire handicap tin.' ate " Georgia Porto Rico Y ams, per lb. 12 pounds Sugar $1.09 3c 7 Bars ( ’lean Easv soap 25c ! Good Creamery Butter 53c ,,, Lana TI_ Iiiiml* Packed Tomatoes \ T « a S o * - O /T ( Puller Nut or ford Maid Bread. 2 for Sen . 25c CHURN GOLD. and ALfiOOD Oleo New York Round while Irish Potatoes, peck 10c Nice Fat Mackerel each Good 5-String Broom, each 20c No. 2, Grated Pine­ apple, can 80c No. 2, Good Corn, can p e r •10c No. 2 \ C Yellow Cling Peaches, can 28c Argo Red Salmon can 30c 1 No, Corned Beef Hash, 2 cans for • 2§c 8-lb. Snowdrift, can 6-lb; can Crisco $1.35 $1.25 Oatk Meal, Per Pkg. 24-ibs. Gold Medal Flour Larere Size Octagon Soap, each . io e $1.25 7c •». ,23c . • given. For that m .imiu In- auro to JJ turn ymir cam tti eveiy day. m The Only Solution is Keep tile Small Man in Business 'Iu-m* prices quo led liel.m are lellim; you pi.tin fuels that the mmnil mm is working for you Govern Yourselves Accordingly Dressed Chickens, lb. Fancy Corn-fed Georgia Fork Legs Swift’s Premium Hams, II). 40c .1 Dills, S o u r and Sweet Mixed Pickles in Bulk lO c u n d >. A. K1LI.EBREW, Chief of Police For quick results, try a want ad. And ad you g.»|fi i that would eii joy a nice bin it after the d*yV play, letiuniber that the proceed* of the bridge paity next Monday night go towards buying the proper parnphurnalin to make this possible, He at Kvcrybody is Invited to that party, whether they nte tlub members or not, and the plans have been made' for one of the biggest parties of this kind ever pulled in Rnnftmb Boost It up, you golfers. Ju st another couple of months and Mr. George will I k? gone for the sum­ mer. If you want golf Irsaons, see him now, and give him enough time to, gel you going good before he leave*.] You can find him nl the club house any time during the day. It looks ns though we will have lo go out of the Grocery business so come and get them while they last. Cheese, Fancy Cream, 11)........................ . - .. 30c Best Creamery Butter, lb Don’t forget to Fill Your Larders with Groceries Some Chances Only Come Once in a Life Time We Reserve the Right to Refuse all Hotel and Restaurant Business We are Talking to You All, at Osborne will start something new tomorrow or the first of the week. Hu will give some fumlly of Runford n free pun* every night. The nnmes will he published each day in this column. 108 EA ST FIR ST ST R EET Atf each family sees Ha name pub­ lished each day, all that la necessary U to clip it oul and present it that night nt the box office and he and K EEP MOVING to the Coca-Cola Bottling Works � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 26, 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/4dcfc39f6f6e4a6ae9f01fa07266fa95.pdf bd7c64153e9e9a24f38f8b9b3cc11de1 PDF Text Text *' : '* **: -x r fflg - ■ .. -. . s s b m k ih . ‘ '^ W ^ F - ' ' ' v- ■ >«"*•. *awr / I ■ ' IN THE HEART ,t)P THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME ■ . -4r- ; in. SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1923 NUMBER 259 GENERAL ' LOVELL YOUNG PEOPLE • ENTIRE RUHR' VALLEY REINFORCEMENTS FOR FRENCH ADJUTANT DIED AT ST. AUGUSTINE TODAY, GOOD SINGERS OF OCCUPATION HAD BEEN ILL SEVERAL DAYS TIED HP BY STRIKE; AT REVIVAL BY MANY, PROFESSIONS MAIN LINE PARALYZED ' jittfGS:. iiliU jfiM ■' • . EMBASSY LIQUOR HAS IN N IN G S TO GERMAN MINES AT WASHINGTON a r m y o f t e c h n ic a l p e r t s AND COMMON ex­ Prominent* in Military Affairs in Florida Many . Years—Brother of M. W. Lovell ’ SONG .LEAD ER ..WOOI-SLAGEL BRINGS OUT LATE NT TALENT BIG EIRE AT NEW ORLEANS RETAIL DIST. FOR'FIFTY MILES BETWEEN “ Boosters we, boosters we, . ( H r T he A ...ir ln lrd I’r r o .l WESEL AND COLOGNE, ST. AUGUSTINE, Jnn. 25.—Atlju- to his state and country. Military Always boosting for eternity." ONE TRAIN A DAY Thus Sid the young people lustily l«nt General .Charles P. Lovell, Flori- affairs liavc geen the life work of sing at the opening of the* revival da National Guard, died suddenly n t'G•,nor,,, Love11 * nd nfl*T the wnr h‘‘ was .again mnde adjutant general in 1!,onK service last night at the First his home here today. He had been command of the state troops with Baptist churrh under The direction of ill several days but his condition had headquarter* at St. Augustine and the «>'»* leader Woolslngel. Another choFrench Have Prepnrod to Work FEDERAL MACHINERY STARTED not been considered serious. ' efflciency of the men and the fine ru* W Ul* quickly taught the eager DESTROYS $.100,000 WORTH OF Will He Discontinued Todny at Coni Mines Other Indus­ TO INVBSTIGATE'THB spirit that prevails todny in the Flori« rouP wh«» nri‘ very attentive and cnMidnight and Leaders Will — PROPERTY KAIU.Y l(t)D1 LEDGERS tries Gormans Quit Adjutant General Charles P. Lovell dn troops Is due in great part to the thusinatic when the visiting director Fnce Jail Sentences TODAY III , The \ » .»r ln lr il l*rr».l was one of the most prominent mill- executive ability, Of General Lovell. I ** in charge. From the moment jic en­ ( H r T k « A »«o rIn t rd t’r r u ) WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.—Trensfn» n »r * ••.M'lMlrd I'rrail PARIS, Jnn. 25.— Premier Poincare tary men in the stnto of Florida and; _________ ___ rnst’ .. ____ _____ ( l » » T k , A.«.wlnt«-d I ' r r u l Hi* death will n m gloom over ters the church nuditorium and be­ ury department ha* *ent a memoran­ DUS8ELDORF, Jan. 25_V lrtualNEW ORLEANS. Jan. 25.— Fire j* continuing hi* dally conference* was also prominent in business cir-.the state for ho was beloved by the chslk talk* every eye i* rivwith the head* of technical depart­ dum to the state department which des in Jacksonville where he nmdo men with whom he served so long, ho! u^d upon him. His ready wit and ev- practically destroyed n row of three- the entire Ruhr valley railroad sys­ ment* concerned in the occupation Ik underxtood to call attention to cer­ his home for many yenrs. He is well was respected and loved by his fellow Ll' lireMnt abounding good humor story brick buildings in the retail ills- tem is tied up by a strike. The main line railroads on both sides of the “ unusual shipment*" of liquor , , „ . __ , . . , , ,, ... . . . . . . ... of thu Ruhr with reference to rein- tainJln| ..........;t..................... - ..... nmi.#a ,Ln, . ‘ known in Sanford where he vi*it«d officers and in the business world he make him a friend of all and he never j Wirt on Dnrrone street here today. Rhine nre paralyzed for fifty miles , The loss was estimnted at $300,000 furcemcnt of tho continents already ’ 1 ,<l’ many times and where his brother, I was esteemed'and honored by- his is n stranger in Any community. ! between Wesel and Cologne. Two An increased attendance Was noted dollars. there, it l*»nid In official circle*, must 1 J n*lh,n*2 V 1,1™hc hir the Captain M. W. Lovell reside*. Gen. business friends ahd associate* as train* of foodstuffs from Holland necessarily be UrKrr than at firat ™>,n»*y IM o r reached bootleggcra. Ij0¥e|,. w„ formcr|y n r, sj,|,nt of ninn nbove reproach and a man in the large chorus choirs and their was the only railroad movement into contemplated because o f German re­ Investigation is the result of recent Leesburg wheri* he had large orange'honor nnd high ideal*. singing Inst night was tho cause of POLICE CHIEF the interior Ruhr valley this morning. .disclosures by Washington police. The ,",...... . , , Y 7 ......... , T " J ! T u . ., , * „ OF FORT LAUDERDALE sistance. •............ _ , interests before the big freeze and And in the death of General Lovell much favorable comment. Ducts and Telephone and telegraph employe* treasury reported as believing more . DROPPED DEAD Official figures place the number where he and hjs brother, M. W. Lov- the state of Florida and the United I quartets are being arranged for fuanil the vostal system informed Gen­ at present in the Ruhr districts at liquor coming in than "reasonably re­ i’ll still have some fine grove property. States, have lost a loyal son and de- ture meetings nnd Mr. Woolslngel eral Dovigncs today that the operat­ (Hr The Aa.orlnlrd Ptrs.l about 15,000 troops, fifty French en­ quired’ by staffs of foreign represen­ .Gcncrnl I-oveil had been interested j fender, a loyal citizen, a true Ameri- says thht in n few days music surh ns ors would go on strike at midnight. FT. LAUDERDALE, Jan. 2 5 .-T. gineer* and twelve Italian and twelve tatives here. Officials seemed ia dark in the stale troops hero for the past enn in every sense of the won! nnd his is seldom heard in n revival will I). G. Tenbrook, chief of police of this The French commander threatened however, ns to what action could I k * sway the multitudes with gospel mel­ liclginn engineer*. Other* will be thirty yenrs nnd from a private in the position will be difficult to fill, city, dropped dead today from parnl-i to nrrest the leaders. The crew of telody in this district. He says that the sent forward as rapidly ns needed. j taken if any. ranks rose to the position of adjutant i — -— ysi*. ,f egrapher* that customarily follows The necessity of concentrating the ,. • i r t general nnd during the Spanish war ST. AUGUSTINE. Jnn. 25.—Gen- people as a whole sing better nnd president Millcrand is here ready to ,r.nir«l fnreo* troons* V 011111*0 l A K ’ U lO O I L H tcchnlcal force* and miardlmr guarding troops was Colonel nnd commanding officer erni l.ovell enught a heavy cold while seem to enter into the spirit of the take over the service. General Wciin the Ruhr under one command is Societe Des 10 Honi- of oil the Florida troops. He contin­ niotoiin gFriday from Jacksonville services of song here mure than in Lu-Both Cafeteria gnnd, Mar-duil Foch’s chief of staff, frit and it isf thought probable by with the military affairs of the where h went on a business trip. Hr ^ on,i" nr>/ tw vi*iul! ',r**vOpened Today Noon arrived here from Purl* today. lid mes Et 8 Chevaux ued persons close to the premier that Ktate after the Spanish war until hi- was late, removed ot a ht.spltal where ,nf a»';n,n ‘ h:,t S?nft,nl U • nl>' immediately conferred with General * i i tl .. it • uniuii'ly flu* **( itv SuhAtiintia). General Weygnnd, Marshal Kith's ol Sanford Held Itunquet Last Night large business interests in Jackson­ nruMimonia cleveloncNi. With a Bi^ Crowd Degoutte on sterner military meas­ rm* iittcniUn^ .. . . . . . i ti i .1 . . . .Mrn. S. MnuiuA nnd Mr. — chief of staff, will be given the su­ at the Valdez ville furred him to give up the mili­ phv^itiiin nttnhute.H dfath to n ... ut»ak . . .Judire . b ures ngainst Germany. The minister preme command, with the title of high l.a Societe des |l> liomnres ot 8 tary affairs for several years. When heart. Is,veil was born in Illinois on hc" r‘1 »• l,w " i" ‘*'* The l.u-Ileth Cafeteria held open of public work* Letroequer also ar­ commissioner for the Ruhr. 1870. and brought to Florida iWK " 'l»* ‘ afternoon at the house last night and from seven to rived, declaring that Franco will re­ Chevnus ( Id men, 8 horses 1 held their the world war eamc on General l.ov­ May 7, 1870, M. l-o Trocquer, minister of puh-tfjrilt |>nn,|U«*t Inst night nt the Valdez ell volunteered and though he was Im>- ns a child. He was named adjutant meeting for women, and in alt pro twclvo refreshments consisting of main until she get* complete satislie works, who had a considerable part |)0j, |, where,wfhey were served with yond the military age his past n-Arril general January 4, 1921. He was a hnbility they will sing together again sandwiches, coffee an,I ice cream wete fnctio nfroni Germany. u|| who visited the new In organizing the engineers, will pro- otu, „ f the ' fine Cnttaneu iliuners. was so good that he was given a Spanish Wnr nnd World Wnr veter­ tonight. Several solos were on the M.rVtd f r(M. hably visit thu Rulir for a short peri- There were speeches and many songs place in the Motor Corps nt Camp an. liurinl will lie in Jacksonville. afternoon program tofttiy, one of them ,,lace (!lj{|iri( wprt! u)ao f „ rn|,h,d for HUSSELDORF, Jan. 25.—The railoil, so that he can make a first hand ,|urj|,£ the dinner course. The Veit- Johnston with the fnnk of Captain The funeral plan* are as yet unfin­ being the old time favorite "The Ho- l]w Benl|BBien n,„| thl, itnlian harp- roail strike has spread rapidly since ly City." The other, the singer’s own iat Kocco Sntillo furnished the music the mine directors were fined at Mayic|Mirt to the cabinet. Reports tire llri, xvnH polluted by Miss Mildred Hoi- and served during tip- war with credit ished. composition which severul years ago for the occasion. current that*one of the most con- ,y who Ka||R flir tht,m. A ft,.r tho •nee, ami is effective today over the he dedicated to his mother. Every spicuous steel manufacturers in ,||nnnr tjlt. voyagers udjuurued to the White-capped and white uniformed greater part of Ruhr. No north, south wnmnn in Sanford wus urgently re­ France has lx.en naked to go to Es­ |Palm Room in the hotel where n gills waited on the customers at the or east bound passenger trains left quested to be present nt this special sen. This Is taken to mean that M. meeting vyi** held to take up the elec­ counters and the customers were hero after six o'clock this morning. 1service which brought out hundreds Poincare is determined, if necessary tion of officers anil other business made to wait on themselves in order to The Pnris-Borlln train was stalled In ! of the city’s fairest nnd best. Mr. to operate the works there, as well (nought up before the meeting. The demonstrate’ the cafeteria style o f tin* station here. , The Essen service King'll message was very timely and nn the mines, if the Germans continue officers elected for one year are n» service. A little rhap dressed up as u j is shut off. : helpful. • to stnnd out. • chef opened the door nnd.ushered the! .............* ■ ~ follows: "Is lie Satisfied With Me," was the The French public, which was aurrhfjf (!p nnrC( Rn|pj, Wight; Chef ' __________ people into the passage way roped Special Trains solo of Mr. Woolslngel Inst night. prisingly indifferent to tho operations . Train, S. M. Lloyd; Fommissaire. off by plush chains nnd white posts After rvudiug his scripture lesson j In the Ruhr at the outset is now show- ,ntpndnnt> Ito,K>rt I)t.nn0. (;(im.,pon- i If it Bcquires all the Soldiers in the State and the down to the beautiful white enameled 1 Carrying Doughboys flour the fifth chapter of John anil' , , . , , counter where you get your tray . ing lively interest, due. it Is thought|j(.nt , „ Hinter.nister; Conductor. United States Arrive at Antwerp , commenting upon the picture of Jesus , , ,, i to the German resistance. A great I|tM|ir,on Cnrdeil lit. ,.riw n iu r, V -----------------------'• . . . , , , , ■ , „ nnd then on down tho line whure nil I administering In the needs or th ei., . , , . . , j the good things to eat will be kept many volunteer* arc importuning the, p A Mer„ „ & Washburn. Reg „ „ n r A ..« h (s J i t » . i lielcluin (Jives Americans a Warm man who had suffered from n terrible . , , , public works anti wnr depnrtmenta, H||||y; ( ;liri|,.H ,j,. |n |»„r,P, j , H. chitnASTItnl’. Jan. J.V Attorney Gen„ , ,, where you pick out what you want ill ease for thirty-eight yenrs, Dr.* . . , , , . Welcome seeking a chance to do their bit. .. , . . , , und have it idnred on. your tray. All tended; Cheminnls, E. A. Ball, Dr. eroj < orA addressing conn at the dose King plunged into the sermon of the . .. The announcement of the entry of Theodore Langley, A. E. Fnrnell. The!,,f the open hearing into tin* masked 1 ..................... .. i the tables nnd all the equipment is evening and held the closest ntten-1, ... . . . , I lly T h r A a s o r U l r d P r t M l the French Troops into the Rutir pro­ officers elected took their respective band operations hero todny charged . , , • in pure white enamel and to say that ANTW ERP, Jnn. 25.—Special train* i t mu ot every man und woman as well , duced no visible reliction, even the ,. *i - the ...v m in t i* uhv . •. , , . , effect one o f cleanliness and currying American troop* arr^vod hero'*' places as soon as the election ypis over the Ku Klux with responsibility ofus l>oy and girl in the grentr'kt week, . , . „ movie public watching the picture# • ,i oi. ...com fort is hardly expressing it. nnd the official regalin was then giv­ numerous outrage* in the Morehouse' todny. The men begun boarding the night nudienru o f the meeting. It ia . . ' . . . of the entry aapthetically; hut now en out to a ll,o f ’ the tnmehers pres­ Parish. It wus asserted since the nd-1More Florida Hoys Go T o Thrir Own quite n task for anyone to bo ill. to Everyone was invited to the kitchen transport St. Mihicl. War Minister they nre cheering every time French vent of ths Klnn condition of disorder School Than Any Other Section ent. Ik- confined to the ln-d for even n few whoro rhpf ,{* W* 8U Dcvcrc welcomed troops paying a soldiers in occupied Germany nre Miss Mildred Holly was unanimous­ and lawlessness arose nnd while ninny 1 days, Iterause it makes one so tired," preme and is monarch of the culinary ■flowing tribute to the American part ’shown on the screen. It is said M. ly voted to lie the offi- inl daughter of Klansmen did not participate in the • he asserted. "Therefore we may be force. And here again, all the latest : j„ tire- world war, saying that thank* Poincare has noted this change ni the the society of 10 men and attitude of the public and feels his nnd she is the only one mitsid hand has been strengthened thereby society tluit the Voiture I4i arti! is more determined tbnon ever to nizes ns an honorary me maintain his present attitude, whatSanford society. Other me ev, r resistance the Gerpinns may o f­ society- total 21 now nnd fer. low*: II. F. Steele, J. from this community urc sent to the mm The Germans in tho Ruhr continued the food cool und the store room Is one of the officials of the Lester Pl­ Member Rutoiph, George McLaughlin, been kidnapped by tnnsked band, he Slate University than to any oilier recognizes the sovereignty of-n per­ rat proof and mnde to keep the stock ano Company, is spending a few day* their jiolicy of resistance by, refusing Ben’ Leigh, GCorge Herring, Leslie testified. son’s will’ and can do but very little university in the United States. to obey* the orders of the forces, of of lood clean ami wholesome. Mr. here with J. 11. Ilintcrmtster. Hill, nnd J. K. Fuller. ' Gainesville with 117, lends in the for the one who refuse* to have any­ Bos* h«* been in. the cafeteria busi­ iccupation, and tho French proceeded After the meeting the Aocicty ad- )l BASTROP, Jan. 2bf— Adjutant Gen­ number of matriculates at the univer­ thing to do with- Him. Rut if you to further tlfsir repressive measures. , . . . . 1 , , f journed nnd made the rounds through- eral Toombs in n formal statement sity. This is to be expected since th>* have suffered, have felt the sting of ness since this new idea suirted and The number of expulsions o f offi- J • was in business for himself and had rials since midnight of January 20 j tho rlty «n«l then out to Lake todny ‘announced that he hod a mes­ University of Florida is located at sin, if you arc conscious of having charge of some of the largest cofetcbeen defeated in life’s bnttlcs, nnd now totals 23. The director of c u s -j-M ^ where hey enjoyed the rest of sage from Governor Parker to the Gainesville. fin* in California. Cleanliness nnd e f­ yet desire to make progress us the toms of the Dortmund district has “ • - -vening' singing, skating and with people of the Morehouse parish ex­ Jacksonville is second with U8 stu­ ficiency are the watchword* In the pressing determination to protect any needs of the lost and sin cursed been arrested, thu. recording the f i r s t G w number* put on ,hy the witnesses in tin* masked band inquiry. dents, being closely followed by Tam­ world make their mighty appeal to kitchen of the new cafeteria and will incarceration .ince tho industrial mag*! manager of the Skating Academy. He asserted tlu»t if there is any re­ pa, 7.', and Miami, 42. you, there is hope and aid for you. be practiced In all the department* held for trial by courtmartial. _ ]S w e e th e a rts Other leading cities of the state currence of the disorders und the ci­ Restlessness I* often the lAothcr of of the new place. Instruction* received In tho Ruhr Luke Thompson, the proprietor of l*ULESTON-BRUMLBT BUILDING vil nuth'/ritios fail to maintain or­ are represented by the following progress. It is only after we become from the minister of posts nnd tele­ Make Trouble der, martini law will be proclaimed. number of students: St. Petersburg dissatisfied with our present stnto of tho I.u-Bcth cafeteria is from Mont­ STARTS STEEL FRAMING graphs in Berlin to decline to afford He also announced that troops on •'li, I't-usacolu 27, Orlando 23, Talla­ uffnirs that we go forward to n con­ gomery, Ala., where he is known far With Soldiers YESTERDAY any telephonic communication re­ duty at Mrr Rouge and Bastrop will hassee 22, St. Augustine 1(1, Sanford quering victory. Christ came to give nnd wide ns a solid citizen, a good quested by the French military has Claiming to He Wives of American be relieved at noon today. M, Bartow 12, Key \Ve*t 12, I.:ike hope to the hopeless. He puts it Into business man and one who knows the A crowd of Interested spectator* Soldiers Hide on Biers been countered by the Frenc^ who City 12, Ft. Myers 11, Ocala 11, Bra- the human heart when all in gone." restaurant and enfeterin business ns stnnd at the corner of First street have token charge of the llochuni, dentown 11, West Palm Beach 11, • U r Tfce Associate* P f f i o l Here I)r. King turned, aside long few men know it. Ho has just one point and Park nvenut these days watching Dortmund and Essen telephone cxANTWJ2KPT, Jnn. 25.— ll« lf • a “Miss Civilization” Lake Butler 10. enough to pay his respect* to the now in vlaw in dealing with the public and tho men put up the steel frame work rhangMi nnd nre operating them. dozen Gcrmnn women claiming to he At the present time there are 1252 famous New York City preacher who that I* to give to each mid every per­ for tho new four-story PulcstonWas Great Play at Mining operations, throughout the wives of Aihurlcan soldiers , were students attending the regular *.*«• is claiming that Christ wns but n son satisfaction and service nnd of Brumley building. This work Is al­ Ruhr hnvo reached 85 per cent or found hidden nt the pier here today. H. S. Last Night ■don of the university. These young mere man, not Gcal or Deity, and who this the patrons of the I.u-Beth can be ways interesting even in the big cit­ normal output| tho railroads received Two men were absent without lonvu, men como from practically every cl- denies the miraculous elements of the assured. ies but it U especially interesting to — \ rli-.•equesta from various mines for 18.­ end three missed the train. The play, "MU* ClvilUatlon" pre­ ly and community In the state of Flo­ gospel. "Instead of feeling called of The new enfeterin opens today at Sanford people and ihe visitor* to tho 875 empty coal carp to load the dny’s i .. i ■ —- . ■■in ■ sented.lust night by the High 8chooI : on. In addition, 21 other states h *\ God to preach’, if I were than man," noon ami oil those who have not seen city since It is the first building of production, while the norm*! demand dam* or load lairges with coal destined under the directum of Mrn. Maxwell, *nt men to enjoy the cducaUof.il fa- said Dr. King, " I would stick my head tho beautiful ru;w food palace should this type to be erected in Sanford. Mr, i* 22.DOOL. Tho,gcneral.mnnagenv-iit of for France. A gregt movement of was a great success. Florence Henry • Ities at the Statu University. in the sand And die." • go there todny ami get acquainted. Moore, In charge o f khe building, aaya the railroad* had only 1Q,82C empties truQ^n is noticeable throughout the 'There are also nn attendant-* *»f The mretings have already begun Cnfeterin is among tho new things and they hnve all the ateel frame work splendidly took the part of fMUe Civ­ available, Indicating that many car* occupied regions. Tho French explain ilisation,” whoso home wus broken in­ men from Armenia, Cuba, Egypt nt-.d to accomplish much good in the live* the cafeteria han como to star and for the firat two storlea for the Pulpreviously loaded havo not been re­ thn'tnow troop* nre arriving and that o f many church worker* and an ef­ Sanford in fortunate in having a man rston-Bruntley building and the Firat fo by tho three burglars, Ed. Moye, IYruvIn. turned to the Ruhr, and many empty forces nlrcndy on the ground ara choo­ . ’ ! / . . fort will soon bo made by those in like Luke Thompson to start the one Byron Stephen* nnd Bill Moye tak­ National Bank building and the balcar* have, bee nrushed across the sing better quarters nnd mo're effec­ charge of the work to reach tho scores in this city. He chtfte Sanford from fcnc^ 0f ^ e steel is on the way from ing tho part*. There wa* a dramatic her* were given: . frontier into Germany before the tive strngetic |K>sftlons fur the pur­ Cornet and saxophone duet—John of unchurched and unaavod. The peo­ among a list of good cities in Flori­ Roanoke, Virginia. The firat two French could get n complete check pose uf stopping the export of coal to climax, and everyone was kept in ausple o f all denominations are co-oper­ da to start the cafeteria, and he In­ I ’uleston-Brumley building and (then penso until the Uni moment, when the and Bernard Shirnrd. °n the roads. Germany, as well ns the disappear­ chief of police (Victor* Mcl-auliti), ating in the revival. tends to make this city his future floor* will be put up and bolted on the Readings—Jean Maxwell. Meat has increased CO per cent in ance of rolling atock Into unoccupied homo and with his family settle down the men will «t|rt work on tho firat !.« ,m.it c l McLyeas and' 8*m Fleischer, Vocal solo—Mildred Holly. Price, while fats are getting very E. G. I’ lumer, of Des Molnds, ia territory- here to help Hanford grow. (policemen) with their train crew en­ Readings— Margntcl Cowan. ' . stories of the Firat National Bank •enrte. General Degoutte ha* Issued among the out of state arrival* here ter and collar.the thieve*. They qrere 1 The proceeds frotn the play will gu And with this new nnd up to tho building thus shifting the crews un­ PARIS, Jnn. 25.—Tho Prague cor­ nrdors forbidding the soldiers.to buy and I* making hi* headquarters nt tho minute place to serve the public Mr. til both buildings ara ready for milk, except for "hospitals, ns,-there respondent of the Tcmpa *ajr* It ia only about to capturd tlfem by “ Mis* toward the High School orchestra. Montezuma. , (hat u number of CicehD- Civilization’*’’ bravery In keeping The school ha* splendid talent for an Thompson I* bound to make a sue- brick work. ' These two building* Is also a irrent shortaim of milk. Becoming more civilized ia Just a cc*s nnd can be numbered among the the principal corners o f the city mat^r o f inventing prettier aophli- new and progressive business places make Sanford look like a real a* trie* to excuse our cussedness. Ip the growing city of ^anfurdpolitan city. LAIJORERS W ILL HE SENT S E R V IC E and If all ] GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA . WILL PRESERVE ORDER AND PROTECT WITNESSES Fouteen Roys From This City Attend University STEEL WORK IS COMMENCED ON BUILDINGS ■ V; i*.r HI • ’ -t,i , - j j :■ •' •• ■ - �*THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 24, One Soldier Dead Several Seriously III From Poisoned Booze QUANTICO, Vn., Jnrr. 24.— One cnlisted man of the marine corps Is dead and five others are 111 from the effects of wood alcohol poisoning suf­ fered after a moonshine liquor party in which they participated at the post here Saturday night. Brig. Gen. Smcdlcy Butler, commandant, stated that nn Investigation had boon Insti­ tuted into alleged moonshine traffic j among the enlisted men at the base, ' Tarek Into our methods of doing husines*. and you will heroine one of f’rlvhte Jam*** 11. Hartness, fifth our fteady customers. That is sure. You will be gratified at the way legiment, died Saturday night, nn au­ wre serve customers and please them with exceedingly Rood values o f­ topsy proving that death Was caused fered each day, in Men’s and Hoys’ Hulls, Hats, Shoes and Furnishing* by wood alcohol, which nn analysis of the llqilor consumed showed it con­ tained. The other four men were re­ -WE IN V ITE YOU It INVESTIGATIONmoved to the dispensary in a serious condition and although they arc aaid J. J. N. CONNER, Manager to l>e now entirely out of danger they are being held for observation. The hoard of inquest appointed also is in­ vestigating the death Sunday o f Scrg. w gn F. J. Malloy, Tenth regiment, in con­ Wm First Quality—Low I’ rlccs nection with the liquor party, hut Malloy’s commanding officer Is said -Phone 10*4 to have testified that he found no ev­ 115 East First Strectr idence of liquor drinking £eforu his (■ ■ death, = 5 = It was said last night thnt federal Mrn, Brooks told the hidden secrets. agents hud been asked to arrest a Delicious .refreshments were served. civilian which one of them dcclnrcd The guests included: Mr. and Mrs.' was said to have gone under the name It. W. Peannnn, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Page, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Brooks, ol “ The Shnd." He is accused o f sell­ Phone S17-W Mr. and Mrs. Victor Check, Mr. nnd ing the liquor to the group. Other al­ I * y * i have a s r v lsllla* ; • Mrs. Paul Diggers, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hy­ leged Imuycggcrs arc being watched —* t y * « ar# anlMK ^ I i / s k m # r r . K i l h i mn Wnlker, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Tay­ closely by the authorities, it was , « i U t m * r# . i l t r u l n U s . w rli 1st rs r d <• t b U (#|»ari*«,‘*t , k I . I m lor. Mr?. (». W. Spencer, jr., Mrs. .1. aaid. • Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. Itw Oatails, ar lelrphna# lha lira .. i a i m t l r ..p rrrU li-4 It w ll THE WEATHER For. Florida: Loral min,* today; cooler in north por­ tion; tomorrow fair. Proof spent Sunday* with Mr*. Maxcy’s ssitcr Mrs. J. I). Dosscy nnd • family. •* h . A Complete Stock of Farts . Buy a Hupp and You’ll Save. Money --:-i-* B .& 0 . MOTOR CO ' = -j _h= /. ±rrrj - _ • = ' * t • -- Ban ford, Fin., Corner Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue Distributors Seminole and Lake Counties * V Large and lIp-to-Dalo Mill ng Station Complete Line Ac< nnd Tires !ia R a m iH IU IIIN IIM IIIIIIIM »M »M H IH H fl ANITA STEWART !»R , .-•*- f t f t ft f t ft ft ft The many friends of W. J. Thigpen arc glad to see him home again a f­ ter n serious o|>erntion at Johns-IIopkins hospital nt Baltimore. Ho mpIdly recovering nnd will »oo» bo him­ self again. Born to Mr..and Mrs. Don McDon­ ald Tuesday, January 16th, a fine baby boy. Mother nnd babe are do­ ing nicely. The boy was named Eu­ gene Turner Congratula­ tions, Don, old boy. IIUHI NESS CHANGES OW NER­ SHIP Ladies’ ready-to-wear store form­ erly fnnnnged by J. M. Dresner, has changed hands and will be under the management o f Mr. II. Lelhorit, form­ erly of West f nlm Bench, Fla. Mr. Leihorit snyn that la* will keep only up-to-the-minute in style wornn'a apparel. Ami his policy la ant* ((faction or money refunded. Quality merrhandise at moderate prices. - Thc opening of th estoia under *tho new management will Ik* on or about Feb­ ** ' *6th. 268-1 tc ' ' >i KNIGHTS T I^IR LA R . ATTENTION - I N■ j*L- * » " * ft THE WOMAN HE MARRIED” e r r o r e / rs e s -1 Natalie Lnnc, an nrthta's model, proved her superiority to the idle rich when sho not only kept her husband from want, hut rescued his sister front danger of moral ruin. This is Anita Stewart’s best picture. ^l)on’t fail to take It In. -We see that you see” — T O M TOM MOORE O R R O W - IIope Hampton In ’’Star Dust* #U a Century Comedy Optomctrist-Optlclrin Rhone 410—Opp. R. O. . COLLECTIONS—OLD ACCOUNTS. ‘ orcrduc noten, bad checks. Write for our proposition. Our representa­ Have you rcodtha want ada today 7 tive will call on you.—Southern Ad* Snapper Steaks, Fresh Salt Water justment Agency, Drew Building, Or ATTEND THIS MEETING Mullet, Sea Trouts—Stone’s Market, Hondo, Florida. ^ 327 Sanford Avenue. 257-4tc) •; A meeting of the Community Club o f Ijtke Monroe will be held'Friday night o f this week'in the schopl house m M m <\t which Karl Ixhnian will make an 1C address. Mr. Ixdmian 1s' secretary of 112 MAGNOLIA AVKNUfe the Oran’ge county Chamber of Com­ ■IIONOGRARIIH RLAYEBS * SIIKKT Mt'SIC RIANOS merce, Chairman of the Ornryfc CtntnRECORDS K I’L\YKtfcROLLS ty Highway Beautification commis­ sion, and president of the State Chris­ PIANO TU N IN G ----- PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS tian Endeavor Union. He Is n remar­ kably interesting and forceful speak­ er. Be will tell of the wonderful work being done in Orunge county in the planting and beautifying o f’ the high* 'wnys, according to plans prepared by Warren II. Manning, mu of the most r* famous of the landscape engineers of the country. Mrs. Henry Wight will also speak. This Is a movement in whirh Sem­ inole county ought to Join. We cannot afford to allow our sister county to leave' us dragging behind in this im­ Next lo l’rincejw Theatre portant movement, which will add-so much to the attractiveness, and the property values of this region. Mr. Lehman's address will he di­ JUS TRECEIVED NEW SHIPMENT ‘ • . ♦r : ■• y T rected to ail tlu people of Scminolo county .as well ns those of Lake Monroc, nnd it is Imped that there may be a large attendance from Sanford, and other parts of the county. Everybody PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST U invited. PHONE .125 2.'>K-ntp W V. BLACKMAN KODAK Dealer THE REXALL STORK J CO. J. H. i I ----- T O N it ; H T___ V, SPRING TAILORING DISPLAY I’ iggly-Wiggly atore opens in the it' ------ * new Mclsch building Saturday. Watch HHurcIfft-cH’s announce in this issue the nmfounccmcntn In the Daily Her- I tho* big spring tailoring display nt aid. ‘ , ■ the* Churchwell store with Mr. A. W.j ' •, tr w-'-. -i----Smlfh representing the well known Mr. and Mrs. Philip It. Andrews. 0f SchaoferAVeedoit in,charge) announce the arirvalof a baby dnugh-j nnj Sam Bradford to 1 jls*<lt. This ter. The little girl hnn been named flrm haa been making suita and overMarjorie Lockwood .< i ; conta for Sanford people for many years and their host of satisfied cus­ Mr. T. A. Munn nnd family who tomer^ arc their grrntcat advertise­ hnve been visiting Mr. Munn’a broth­ ment. These new styles nnd spring er. Mr. J, W. Munn and Mr. nnd Mrs. nnd summer samples will be nt the J. D.' Dossey, arc leaving Thursday Churchwell store on January 26th, for their home’ In Muskogee, Okla. 20th and 27th of this week. Rend the advertisement nnd uee Mr. Smith. The Presbyterians will worship He has something to show you and jvith the Baptistn at the Baptist j many things to tell you about the church tonight inntcad of having the new style* and the new goods nnd regular Wednesday night prayor the new prices. Ask anyone about the meeting. . Shafcr-Wecdon clothes. I..‘ tVilkerson,‘Miss Margaret Roberts, .Minn Julia I-nng, Miss Lctty Hols- Special Meeting for claw, Miss Elizabeth Mitchell, Miss CALENDAR •SOCIAL . Women at the First ■1 • Annie Lee, Miss Mildred Lee, Miss You nrc Invited to attend the Thursday — Literature . Department Baptist Church house-warming Tecy V'enablo, Miss Evelyn Taylor, o f thn Lu-Beth Cafe­ will meet at the Club rooms nt 3:30 ■ gVw Mis. J. I! .Farley, J. Horn, Millard teria tonight from six to ten in the' p. m. Why Did find Make a Woman? Will Mclsch building. Refreshments free, Thursday— Mrs.‘A. R. Key will enter Miller, F. K. Ilnird. Be the Subject nnd the chance to inspect the"newest tnln the members of the Every Week FOB MRS. HAW KINS nnd best cafeteria in the state. Bridge Club at .1 p. pi. The feature of the special meetYesterday afternoon Mrs. S. E. .. , Iv Thursday— Mrs. Harry flcorcn wlil lhi* tnl thr Hn,t, Ba|,ltal Mrs. I>. 1„ Thrasher arid her broth­ _ ,. . entertain the members of the Mrr- Barrett entertained most .delightfully (lurch will he the meeting for worn er, Rev. Clarence Ferran and liltlu rie iMatrons Bridge Club at lu-r at her h«>me on Magnoliu avenue, hon­ en tomorrow afternoon at 3:30. All child, were shaken up considerably home on Union nvenuc nt it o’clock. oring Mrs. Hawkins, of Winston-Sal­ v.ho know the pastor fully understand yesterdny when the Thrashur car Friday—N doV. Howard Chapter U. em, N. C„ the guest o f her daughter that the mullets discussed will ho in which they were riding skidded D. C., will meet nt the Parish House Mrs. A. P. Connelly and Mrs. II. B. dealt with in n chaste manner. There on the oiled road going to the Coun­ Conntlly. at 3:HO p. in. an* things which make or unmnke n try Club and turned over. The car The afternoon ,wns pleasantly spent Fr|d«y—Mrs. J. II. Colininn.nnd Mrs. home, there are things which innke or was damaged, but the party proceed­ . Reg llully will entertain nt hridgi* sewing and late in the afternoon the. ed to their home after the car was / at the Parish house, nt 3 t>. nt. honor, ho, less served ice cream topped with un™ k‘' «, which mnke or unmake a nation. The righted with the help *>f people on oring Miss Helen O’Mnrn, of Jnck- crushed strnwhurrjes, angel food anti pastor of the First Baptist church be­ the road and not* of them suffered nny soil, Mich., the guest of Mrs. W. W. fiuil rake, mints nnd salted nuts. lieve* that these should Ik* studied by serious injuries. The oiled road was The guests included a number of Potter and Mrs. Joseph I a*o, a rcthe* women, as well nS by the men. i dangerous proposition yesterday the honoree’s old friends and includ­ . cent bfide. Some of these tilings will lie discuss­ and it is a wonder there Were not Ujgjrr JL ed Mrs. Salvage, Mrs. T. M. Puleston, more accident* between this city and Mr. and Mrs. ( ’. F. Williams, who Mrs. A. Vaughn, Mrs. M. Martin, ed tomorrow ufternuun. * What is the remedy for the un- the Country Club. are spending the winter nt Winter lln . Augusta Klgenmnnn, Mrs. "Elizathe heth Whitner, Mrs. J. N. Whitnor lest In Europe? What Is the remedy j llnvcn, were >here yesterday What m o k k IIOUSK HEARINGS Mrs. J. E. Pace, Mrs. A. E. Hill ant for the unrest in America? guests of friends. will make America what she ought to RE CONCLUDED TODAY Mrs. A. P. Connelly. l.» in determining the destiny of the W. J. Thigpen has returned from world? Where may we start to build BAHTROR, U ., Jan. 24.— It was EVENING BRIDGE PARTY Julius Hopkins, where he spent sev-; securely? Is the power nnd tho se­ officially announced last night by One of the most enjoyable affairs crul weeks and is greatly improved j curity ’of the American home threat­ Attorney General Coco, who has per­ ; given this season by the Social Dc­ In health. t ened? Is there evidence of decay? sonally conducted the state's open ! partnient of the Woman’s Club, was t 'f' —:---th? evening bridge party given Inst In this nddresa to women—“ Why did hearing here intq masked band activ­ Mrs. A. IS. Key and mother, Mrs. f l vening at the Club rooms, with Mrs.,0 *” 1 mr‘ U “ worn.."? " - tl.c pastor at- ities % In Morehouse pnrlsh, that the (jtorge Rice, weto (tin* guests of ' were tawupts td point out the great sphere hr||r| woul(| ,H. today. Don Smith us hostess, There friends in Orlando yesterdny after Inf women, and the things which must • fifteen table* of players. • noon. l.e fostered to make civilization seThe rluh room was converted into ELKS CONVENTION a veritable bower, vines, putted plants tim INVITED TO MEET Rev. Clarence Ferran and littl The singing of Mr. Woislagel alone ' !,H*’ ami quantities of poinsettie* being AT DAYTONA ARIUL of Do Land, were the guests of her |” r{|(| will lie well worth the sacrifice thnt sister, Mrs. 1). L. Thrasher jesteri ) „ r|n,, Ihc evening .several Inler- any woman may mnke to come, even DAYTONA, Fin., Jon. 21.—The day. ' .1 sting games of (bridge were played from a distance, to he present. “ The Daytona Klkq^Mgc Inst night extend* Holy City” nnd “ Mother", one of hia 'and when scores were counted, it was e4 nn invitation to the Florida Stntn Dr. nnd Mrs. Walter G. Rice found that Mrs. A. R. Conneily l.old'ovv" ™mposltlnnB-will »*o the mint- Elks' Association to hold its annual daughter, Alberta, of Terri " " " ^ • ‘ high score among tlVe ladies an.I was ,,or*1 f,,r lh(' ^ ‘ ««‘noon. convention here in April, according to IniL, were in the city yesterdny and ,, , awarded a lovely pottery hanging local Elk officials. Thc invitation is The Herald. 16c per weak, delivered were the guests of Mrs. S. E. flarrett, ,)fihkrl Thc |<r,xp, n , iUVr |u>n. practicnlly certain of acceptance, it leaving today for Tampa um| other i il. was won by Ed. Iletl.s. was said pOlnVt nil the West Const. They will •Snapper Steaks, Fresh Salt Water At the conclusion of the game, the return tu Sanford the latter part of Fd ln n e l ^ uBct* ^e,a Trout.-—Stone’s Market, host OPENING OF LAK E MARY LODGE the week enroute to their winter home 2r,7" ‘ lc Mrs. .lor Lei Mrs. W. W. Rotter'ami 327 Snn^•,r,, Avcm,c’ •t Defray. • • •. Mrs. J. R. Coleman served a delicious T h e. Lake Mary Lodge hnd their -------. TO THE PUBLIC salad course followed by nn ice opening night last night with a din­ MISS EMMA FARLEY GUEST .OF course. ner parly. Mrs. Robert M. W. Black On or about February 1st, the HONOR QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER CO., bus tnken over the management of A delightful feudal event of the BIG FIRE IN BOSTON will put on a pared delivery truck, n the l/odge nnd Inst night showed thnt wi-vk, nml one of the many charming j M ir T h e A » o e l a f r d f r e e * I she wns an iilenl hostess as the djnaffairs being given in compliment to BOSTON, Mass., Jan. 21.— Fire much needed service In Sanford. Par­ ner nnd the way in which it was serv­ cels or packages of one hundred lbs. oml df Savaunalj’a most popular girls. Hint threatened to destroy n block of ed wan truly .Southern style, every­ Miss Eminn Farley, was a party .giv­ tins*u .story loft buildings in the or less will Undelivered to any pint* en Inst evening -by her blot her, Mrs. h *art of tWu shoe nnd leather district or residence adjacent to the hnrd sur­ one enjoying it very much. After the dinnor the party all went to the .Skat­ W .J ’. Brooks. Wfc.-* brought under control yesterday faced ‘stree#, at a price that will he The spurious rooms were open en after most of the city's fire fighting cheaper thnn enrrying them. This ing Academy where they wore cnreitnined by n few specinl number*. sujfij.'wrrc beautifully decoruted with resources had lxe:i taxed for many company has recently added to their After this nnd a wnlk In th<: moon­ equipment, one Dodge Jlres. ton nnd cut flowers, each room, carrying out hours. The loss was estimated at light thr party broke up wilh every­ a half truck bought of the Sanford an Individual color scheme. ; $160,000. Two firemen were injured. one feeling happy nnd in high spirj^ j J Tho evening was spent In dancing |Tim chief losses were sustained by R. Motor Co., nnd one ten nnd a quarter with the success of tho party. The f ] Reo truck, bought o f the Wilson Mo­ and games of mystic, seated In an E. McDonald nnd conqumy nnd A. guests who attended this pnrty were: tor Co. nnd are contemplating the oriental decorated room, In mystic Shapiro, both wholesale shoe dculJohn II. Clrndy, ex-fire commissioner addition of several more trucks to costume, with crystal ball nnd cards! er*. take care of their steadily increasing of Boston, Mass.; Mr. nnd Mrs. Jns. business. They are now prepared to Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1\ Dewoy, III! handle anything from a smnll parcel Mrs. J. II. Hammond, of Bench Is­ : Open Day and Night to a piano nr safe .anywhere in thc land, S. C.; Mrs. Robert M. W. Black, Ladies' Rest Room state of. Florida. You will ■mnke no (.'aptain nnd Mrs. 11. II. Gellcson, of F/f miatuke in.calling on thorn for any­ Ifaverill, Mass.; Clarence Williams, manager of tho Lake Mary Light nnd thing in their line -of business. Remomber their ’phone number, 4D8. Water Co., and Mr. and Mrs. It. S. 25G-Mon-\Ved-Fri Roily,.of Hanford. SALES AND SERVICE T h e P r in c e s s M NJ art 11 S _ .... ...................... An Invitation to attend Divine nor- [ vice at the People's Congregational j Church on Sunday morning, Jnnu-|nry 28th, from tire Rev. Paul C. Burbans., hns been accepted, . j The Sir Knighta of Taylor Com­ mander)’ npd all sojourning nnd vis­ iting Knights Templar will meet In thc Aslyum at 10;2U a. m. sharp— In full Templar uniform. Let Meh; Knig!)t (iTpmplar nsa'ke a special effort to attend this service and hoar Dr. Burhans ijrench one of his interesting sermons I ...SANFORD MAID BREAD... Not Only Pure but Delicious RO U TH BA K ERY Eastman Kodaks, Films, Supplies R.C. BOWER 1 10 Stores In Gcorgin- THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY Sanford’s New Store- Phone 127 1 I | s 1 [ ! 3 -THREE DAYS- 3 \\ !! i t Friday and Saturday , 28th and 27th i s Have your spring suit Tailor-Made. Get extra trousers to match. Select the style and goods you like best-Have it made to your own notipp. •. t !i" ■;)i ■ .. - ' *‘ t i ill !t* M ’ ill’ 3 j» l l lj - ; J. Q lljp S r l j a p f p r - l l T T i i o n in#n will be here to take your measure. f/ J | J j j First Street SELLS it for LESS . - . ^- . r - �lYm PAGE TWO THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 192.1 HEARING IN ATLANTA soiling of n large bond Issue for the ON EXPRESS RATES purpose of raising fund* to* loan to the farmer is relief of doubtful value. ' SHIPPERS SHOULD GO t* M k lt a h r d f i f r j n f l r r n o u n r m r e p t ' » » ■ d mj n l I k r llr r a ld I l i i l l d l i i K . IUT It niny serve to relievo the present Mnxnntla , l i , , Hanford, I'la. 1. — A new Library Building in the center of the city. needs. Hut tho farmer must under­ The Interstate Commerce Commis­ 2. — Extension of the present bulkhead on the lake shore. *sion has entered upon a general instand that a largo portion of the mo­ The Herald Printing <*%. 3. —The new pier and boat basin finished before January, ney received from the rale of these rilll.lM IKHH 1924. bonds will be used up In commissions ...... _ .......... ...... I K d ll a r H. J. 1IO1,1,Y 4. — A big Auditoriu mthnt will sent at least 5,000 pcuple. thc purpose of determining whether N. J. t.II.I,AKI) ,.. H r r r r l n r r * T r r a » n r r r for the handling of them by financial ( i r n r r a l M a n n a r r ngenclcs. Then the printing, the cler­ H. A, JfKKI. .... 5. — New home for the Campbell-Lossing Post, American such rates and charges, or any of A d r r r l U l a s )la a a i| rr H. n. I I O M .V A Sanford Institution under the direct manical work and the entire fxpense of Legion. them, nre unreasonable. Knnnn «a llm lr A d irrllrla a Ila tra ■ Appllrallna selling will he paid hack by the far­ 6.— A Community Chest out of which nil funds will be OBement of the following The American Railway Express drawn. L K W I I S1IIPI* r i r r a l a l l o n W a n n « r r mer in added taxes. Perhaps the loan Company has also filed Its applica­ Phene a f l r r t |». m. will cervu ns an expediency and serve 7. —Two mill tax for publicity purposes. tion with the Interstate Contnt BOARD OP DIRECTORS n purpose, hut eventually when nil S n b e rrlitllo * Pr»C « la A d r a a r o *8.— Municipal ownership, starting with wnter works and Comntissio nto incrensc it# rates, and O a r V » a r ...... ........... — - ......... M.Od the added cost is added to taxes, it Is [ soft water. N ■ Is H o n l b a ------- i . . . • • .«-.■■.... - 3-**° such application has been consolidat­ not Btich a favorable loan ns would D r l i t r r r d l a f l l r '■X C a r r i e r 9.— Systematic mosquito campaign and cleaner city. J. It. Anthony, W. H. Tunnicliffc, Dr. S. Puled with the General Express Inves­ O a r W r r k __4....- •# Cenfe appear on the face of Jhings. It gives 10.—Ten thousand people here one year from todny. tigation for the purpor.e of hearing. cstoil, E. II. Hawkins, W. E. Scoggan, Tlir klc 13- la l*-pa«e Weekly llrr- the large investor another opportun­ ald entirely rairra Nendnelr Coualf Thfs case ha# been listed uitdei C. F. Williams and la pubflahrd rirrjr Prldny. Adtrr- ity to get tax exempt securities. I. C. r. Docket No. l;U)30, nnd the Ilalax mlra rnndr kaana an appllrnWhat the farmer needs is better |lower the cost of this essential, a RAILROAD BARGAIN DAYS flan. H.IO par yrar, nlnnia In ndaaitrr. matter has been set down for hear­ market conditions so thnt he has at j great service will be rendered the ngTO EQUALIZE TRAFFIC ing before Examiners Hurelay and HKMUKII Tlir, AMOCIATHII PUK#* Tha Associated I’ rna la exclusively least an even chance with the manu-j rkultural South and West, Mullen, of the Interstate Commerce ALL DEPOSITS INSURED • nllllad to ilia u«« for rrpulillriillnn ot facturer and the transportation comCalcium arseuntc 1* one of the most I l l y Tha Assoelnted P ress) kll news dispatches credited to It nf not otharwlM rrMllnl In this paper panics, The farmer has prices fixed effective chemical weapons discovered ST. PAUL, Jan. 25.— Hargain days 1 and also tho local nr** published for what he has to sell ns well as what fuy destroying and checking the boll on railroads— the ofTcrin gof special sion, sitting ns the representative hereto. A ll righ ts o f re-publlcation o f special he has to buy. Every attempt to rem­ weevil, the arch enemy of the cotton inducements t</ equalize passenger nnd ihe State Commission#. Henring w 1tflspatohM heroin i n also nw nad. edy this stiuation fails because there industry. freight tragic under the same prin­ be held at tho United States Cot I l f f l m 111:11 a 1.0 II I I f . H I M . , r k o a r M s are no many farmers who only farm The cotton-growing world is in­ ciple that the modern-merchant ad­ Booms, Atlanta, Ga., beginning at Fordtra Adv«Ml«ln* Hrpr*«»ni«llv* [ r the farmers and these manage to debted to Professor Smith, head of the vertises sales to stimulate trade at o'clock n. m., on Feb'. l'J, 102.1. Tim AMf.MICAN PRESS AASOCIA I tO M Sanford, Florida L™ get into the position where they do experimental station at the University times which otherwise would In? rated more^for the political farmer than (|f FJ((ri(Ja nl Gainesville, for this in dull—were advanced today by Charles the dirt farmer. •valuable contribution to science, and M. Rabcock, Minnesota commissionei U Jacksonville, so thnt the Floriili !• arm machinery and farm eipiip- ..................................... |,n.# received the ...... . approval ...... o f highways, toward amejiorating We have had such fine weather shippers could present their textitflo munt prices are vustly out of projror- uf ^ United Slates Department of railroad ills in the United States, that a dark day gets our goat. ny at a minimum of expense, but the tion to the price of farm products. U |rricu|turo. The discovery is a re“ M ornor less slack "periods ns well Interstate Cummuroe IfH ---------- o---- -----Commission, lliere are no millionaire farmers, and w n l <)n ,.nm| u|rcm]y fg recognized an as those o f traffic congestion make up having sot down henring# at ten | “ The Hooded Hand” seems to be a but few who approach the point whore j revolutionary as far us its effective- rail transportation problems, accord- JilTcrent points in the United States, dally morsel for tho newspapers to Be Sure and See the New they may he said to be In cn iy eireum- • iim] pructicnliility is concerned, j ing to press reports," raid .Mr. Hab- found thnt only out hearing could be roll around their tongue. One would stances. Tlie avfcrpge farmer toils j ever-increasing demand for; cock. “ In my opinion, adoption by held in the houtlicast, attil held thnt think they wore snake charmers. along and constant lours for a v- c-nlcltiin arsennto has caused the price railroad niunhger* of* the business Atlanta was moat centrally l icrtted — ■. ■ o— -------ii:g and a ong it> #mu mtere it on ascend until it hns in come almost j stimulants and method# employed by wil hreferettco to thnt territory. Now that we have no cabbage the bn investment. Ho bn# by no means |,r(jj||(j|i|ve to small cotton Interests,: The nuccemiful merchants of todny This hearing in Atlanta will be tire price has gone soaring. All goes back a:i even rhaneo wil i the mitmi ac- ,fm(j {s th.fl j.ja#f= ns usua| th„t is t will go far toward solving the prob­ only opportunity offered, to Florida ,,_ .... ..... , A to the law of supply and demand. lem s, the packers, the middlemen ... in illrect need of relief. A combine to terns. Many commodities can be niov Last year Denmark flooded the mar­ and the speculators in farm products hold up prices was charged mi the1ed ns well in one month an another shippers to present their testimony, to'the Interstate Commerce Commis­ who become millionaires ,h<j fust that ket and Florida was ruined, "enute llbor by Senator Fletcher. j and inducements in the form of sion, and shippers who are of the ---------- « ---------it i.t impossible to keep tab on them. There is no reason why calcium ur-j rnlfi reductions in the so-cnll opinion that the present express Tho farmers furnish the bulk of the ............... - -----........................ — ., th . , „ .... If this country will just wake up senate should not be manufactured in *’ ,*'*1 J1 * nJ°ntks, rates are too high should ux.ti! themfrictfht to tnumpprUiuoii companiufl and demand l*ctter waterways from c| H iiinlities in hthe South, lht! HQW.acxuunaLmuvemenL t t i v t t t . o i c i.. t t , » i iimnlimit. n i n i i Mil i it in iiiiD d m im — A iiuu,, IVfodeis al our beautiful Show Rosms and Filling Station— • yet he is dincriminnted against In the f our representative# we could lay our =Tht? aaitu* would Apply.to passenger making o f rate# nnd he is made to ” here it serve# it# greatest,,purpose .,lthouirh t„ „ |,,SM .r (i...,ri... The American Railway Express, vegetables and fruits down in the IUr Ii Grade Mechanic in charge of our Repair Department, ir||,( ’ j,( ,ain lt. t(ur rni) Company is going to try and cun- ■ eastern markets so cheap thnt we pay a rate that will pay larger sal- Th‘* prcpnrnUon h n combination of could compete with any other market urics to opflrator.% and a fair rnte ^rieulturnl lints and W,' Uu/ r*['^CV !()J1(|/tcu.ld be made to work for tin vinee the Interstate Cpntmeree C'ontof intere.it oft waterecl stock l.ecides. Hte fot,tie, abounds in the .o, ilberr, ^ ^ (,f M r r im in the world. mutual advantage and mission that the express rates are too He is made t«» pay thin aanie tribute '*atc* and tlu* latter in a nttrato !»<>• low, arid that they should }>■• increas­ shippers." to steel companies, oil companies and tcntlotinl in the development of Mu#Prompt Service and Courteous Treatment ed. The American'troops have left the Traffic experts « f long experience I what not. It is this condition of a f­ le Khonls. It l:t important ilia: that cxnre express *-hipsaid that proposed legislation now *1 Rhine nnd now Europe can fight it fairs that makes it impossible for A t t he present turn* the • cupper Pay Us a Visit pending in congress provides for tea* per# throughout the Southeast, and out until the Inst man is killed. Eith­ the farmer to gel ahead. Wltnl the netting trust is almost in complete aortal rate, reductions to promote the Hurliculnrly in Florida should not er that or until toe last centime is | farmer wants is an opportunity to c-mtrul of the arsenic output and the spent and this will la> the end of war * hipping o f eoul in certain months, lost this ttppoi Mutity It pr<'*e**it their gel out of debt. Thi- loan will simply ,,tout ion will I r relieved only through for all time. Just how those ‘‘bank­ but credited Commissioner Huhcock views. put him in debt to a lot of wealthy tlit- opening up of a new field of du-{ .Oounsel foe the Florida Railroad rupt" nations can wage war right on1Snv„ t<inl tax exempt securities. vihij ineiit. The pendulum of relief witli the proposal to broaden (lit* plan. -----LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S REST ROOMS----“ Building material shipments of- Commission will Ik* present ill Atlan­ is a mystery. ---- -n------—— again swings to Muscle Shoals, that fer a simpleTxample,1' continued Mr. ta on Feb, !!• for the purpose of asr ■ COLLEGE PRESIDES I VS. FOOT- j,ut ,,f richest gold which nature has Huhcock. “ Cement can be shipped al­ lUstlng Florida chipper# in the pre­ Hlizznrd swept .tha suuthe.iat yes-; HALL COACH hulled in the heart of the Southland,! most as well in one tnoitth as another, sentation- of their te-uimnny. U-rduy nntl we are getting cloudy and het genius of Henry Ford again Florida Railroad t'timniission, and every car of cement for construc­ •weather a# .tIn- result: It is snowing Would it be any wonder that the |present c itself fuf consideration. If R. Hudson llurr, Chairman. In the north and cold weather pre-1ordinary buy war not elated owA the the mighty source of minerals Is leas- tions take s others o f lumber and steel anil various material# entering build vails all over the country. How for possibility of becoming a picddctil ed to him for development, lie- prmnisFor quirk results, try a want ad. tunato wo are to be living in Florida. of a college, jcfter long years of ar tw to supply the farmers of the Soutli ing and also exempt from seasonal shipping conditions. All that seems After the middle of next month wo duous study, at n salary of 17,500 a tml West with nitrates essential to! necessary to move curb freight to the will not even think about any more year, when he reads that a football agriculture at moderate price#. *;♦ v ♦♦♦ *** *<s «*♦ ♦ «!♦ **« **++1* *** +** +*+*1* ♦ *1* V **+ be.-t advantage and convenience ot cold weather in this state. coti\^i at the institution receives an Establishing the importance of ni­ the carrier# i# a cut rate inducement antrual salary of SltUHlO? Yet that trate to~tlie agricultural problem, the and it must be enough only to slightly f FRIDAY rSATU RD AY The Klan head in Bastrop, l.ouis-1condition exists m Louisiana. Ot creation o f a revolving fund of, 510,-, more than offset the investment char­ T lann, will he charged with murder course, neatly anything can happen UMI.OOtl in order to help farmers sc-. ges. Return (otitis nnd other details T say# headlines in paper# today. Well, in that state —■ as has been prov­ ore nitrates hns.been proposed and Is probably can Is* Worked put with lit#omc one out there Is certainly guilty en by the late evidence; but this sit­ receiving serious consideration in th e 'lie difficulty once, lh(* plan is under­ of murder nnd dirty low down mur­ uation at tin* state university in at­ senate of the United rotates. taken." der ut thnt with the torture of their tracting much ill criticism in eduSomething must be do’iut to keep victims before they died nnd whoever cntio'iinl clrcles. the.-e nitrates within reach of the CAHHAGE SHORTAGE DUE; I r guilty of the crime should pay the i The president of the institution 2 DAYS -F R ID A Y AN D SATURD AY 2 DAYS trrent agricultural nvtssc# and lh<- in­ FLORIDA ACREAGE t I T ❖ penalty regardless of their standing receives a snlnty as wfitnl lien in; itial step !*|tonsorei| i>y Sen. Fletcher in the community or to what secret 57.500 per itiiiiuni. ■ He considered it i# a * Aiuniendable one. Hut even thu 1II | The % ird l*rr»fc l society they belong. hUlficieat -and wan satisfied. Ev­ f prices are forced downward under CHICAGO, Jan, 25.—A shnrtagt t erything went smoothly until lie Senile pressure, there is no nssur- of cabbage is predicted by the Ul'nit- ? Y Washington police say they have learned that a coach hud been hired January Sale \\ tables -of new Silk Taffeta nrco they will not ascend again ns- ed States Hun-tm of Agricultural ecdiscovered secrets about the .liquor for the athletes who war to receive soon r.s the pressure is released. onomics lry Florida ami Text#, the two Van Raatle and Kayser’s Silk Satins, worth up to $8.00, Jan­ ? Belling in Washington that w ill turn wages thirty-three r.ttd one third per v Muscle Shoal#, Its development .on' lad in g winter shipping stales Teddies, Vests and Bloomers, ? over the city. It scents that much of .cent higher than tho bend of the uni­ uary Sale— Flnrfdu farmers (his season plant­ ■m extensive scnle, is a more* certain * The difference between the the liquor selling is confined to the versity. each— ed only 1,8011 acres a# compared with A remedy. 'I his development, whether Capitol building itself. Looks like two positions and the under-salary 1I,0Q0 Ia#t year. Instead of shipping! JL Mr. Volstead would sjop this business of the one who secured the post only fy the government, Henry Ford, nr approximately .1,000 ears this season t at his hack door. Hut if the truth through years of toil and clever brain ther interests, is a necessity of im­ Y n sthey (lit! last year, this season'# J. mediate important e. li -thoulil not be Novelty Silks, yd.. $3.48-$ were known the heads of the liquor wink brought a decided prxyjest from longer. - Jacksonville shipment# freon the two states wi re man of learning. The directors retarded any business in every locality are the pen estlrnnleil at h #s than 1,000 care of the institution saw no way'out o f •ournal. pie you would least expect. There The output o f the two slates to Jany will bo something doing closer at the predicament save to increase the nary 20, wAu* 217 car#, compared with wage of tile president. The reduction A l'G l'H T A FIRE DOES home ere long. t)72 last year, ' , Arc on sale. 82 inches wide, T of thu amount ta-ing paid tlu* coach DAMAGE OF 585,000 ---------- o This reducthm was snid to be part* X never seemed to enter their heads. all new 1923 patterns. Special IT FARMERS NEED BETTER MAR­ ly offset by a 150 enr gain in the sec-' j l l l r T h e A a a o r l n l r i t I ’ r r a O Students may argue why obtain an for, yard— . AUGUSTA, Jan. 25.—The Hnrrl- ond crop from Sourthern California, KETING CONDITIONS ' Y education when a football Vouch who but the total cabbage supply was re* fion building, destroyed by fire* hi Noneeds to know nothing rave clever The loans and the government aid Wjrk nt f^ iin ll can secure lietter vcpiber, 1021, wa# completely gutted ported week by week, less than year bill nnd all that the law makers in jKedtions-tlmn the highest o f thtred­ by llamc# starting in the -basement when old cabbage prices were twice as y Washington talk so glibly, about do ucator# ?• Such argument would be of a restaurant in the building at 2:45 high, rnnging from 518 to $5 Ou ton t ❖ not #c*em to work out when It come# only |la* comparison of one,single in­ this morning. Damage is cstimutc)l as compared with ?20 to $1d a ton Y at present. to putting it Into practice Instead of stance of where one conch stumbled at 585,0111), f f theorizing. What tho farmer# really Into luck; ut the same time It would f T need la not the loans so much but bet­ furnish a basis for comparison. It *u» re ta iu m re n m re ire re f Rx f ter marketing conditions and the as­ would be but an isolated case—the surance that they can sell their stuff same ns that where fout* year# ago * t Pi T when it 1# ready for the market. The when accomplished teachers in the T t Reporter Star sums it up as follows: Palm Beach County High school re­ tit Pa ? “ Manifestly farmer# nre to Ik* giv­ ceived ninety-five dollars a month, P, ? The Herald carriers manage and control their routes, pay in T en no relief other than that which working five days a week, while the ►t advance for all papers drawn, and absolutely depend upon their P-a Y T - 1 Table of Corsets, they will furnish themselves. The negro fiugntnn on the Flagler sys­ P4 collections for their running capital and profits. When subscrib­ T * : extra pood values Pa er# neglect to pay them it is the CARRIER nnd not THE tem, working four days a week, drew # i pHcrnid thnt stnuds the “ brunt." #* • down one’ hundred and seventy-five ha for $2.00. Sale price M Subscribers who do not care to pay tho carrier each week dollar# a month. WHEN U U SELL <9 January Sales of p# T may pay the Herald two or more months in advance and they Too much education Is impossible tn LIST IT YOUR REAL A Pre Y will pny tho,carrier each week from this fund. Us — if It i# of the right sort. And the ESTATE \SJ WI1TI US Pa This system o f delivery is known as tho INDEPENDENT only wuy to obtain that education Is Ka T ' P3 CARRIER PLAN and is used by most of the larger newspapers of to *kccp continually studying during r * f PU tho whole schooling per1od,— Palatka the country uml has proven beyond doubt to be tho ver ybost plan Wo feature auto insurance and T> Watch for the “Viol- Only 2 more days to Sl'° ''t out at’ ^ Pu ♦ News, ' of delivery. When a boy manages his own route, buys and sells we are ready to explain all the et Brand” Sale early buy Suits and Coats nt n profit he I# in business for himself In exactly the same senso Pre fcl !# dlf ‘ erent kind# of policies you ns nny inurchnnt. He know# ho must give service to be success- P-* SENATOR FLETCHER'S RESOLU­ in February * at Sale Prices. can have written on your car. TION ful nnd build up his .business. Ho knows that every new custom­ Ml Call ua up. er he secure# means more profit. In' short, he knows ho must conduct hi* business In a capable amt efficient manner to bo suc­ Senator Duncan U. Fletcher intro­ cessful. ' . duced a resolution in the* Senate Tues­ #4 , The Herald earnestly requests its subscribers not to dis­ day calling for the appointment of a tU3 AGENTS courage those boys in this, their first business venture, by refuscommittee* to jnnko a sweeping inves­ tigation of tho one hundred per cept re ing to pay promptly each week for tHcir newspaper, R E A L ESTATE increase in the price of calcium ar#en: i* FRIDAY Fire, Casually, Auto Insurance THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. • ate within the past few weeks, and if at f; i J-4 • , *, * -144 * *? # . - ! . 155 W. First 8L, SANfORD, FLA tho investigation authorised b y the re 1# . ■ adoption of the riTRdution serves to u n r e r e f e i r e . r e r e f t k t ^ r e r e r e i r e r e r e r e i h v v %* •;* <■ <• • > •:* *-■ » I * . ( pTSis* ^ ^ ,*'YSi % ■ • ■■ i •*:*■ .” ,- - ** v- - £- fci: 4 ^ ' A • . 4.- . - < v , 1 Sanford Daily Herald THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 Peoples B ank of Sanford PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD a n d C h e v r o le t San Juan. Garage Co. 12 •ays “January Sale V V f SILK UNDERWEAR _ , ^ , ^ 6 SILKS Y Y V $ 1 .8 9 $ 3 .9 8 NEW GINGHAM 29c V HERALD COLLECTIONS C | Maxwell & Britt Y y Y Y CORSETS f x lY o a t s Y Y ____ __ #S u i t s R B L . . x �Mro,' I*. T, WakeflcM. Mm. Hart,! Mrs. Stone nml .Mr-i. MorHf, Mrt. j Charging that the national govern; Trarb.Ha. Mre Iip r r o ll and Mr^. H. meBt is ^ lt ,n trt ,(nl!lh,g to c m H. Pattern hall attended the Horoy l-r.t the drug evil in this country, that Club at Orlando Thurfday, i’nari.ollc cffuials me corrupted, ihit M if. Tenthma vi- tic.I Mr*. I F. pulirctpcn arc bribed, I bat j l -lor* Wnkeflcdd Monday evening. . ■ ■. . m collualcn, nit* I Mro. Clifford Pr>ctor of Cnnnn and . ,. „ , „ „ , thvlitU end rtaggvririg fact.- .t tjir her* mother. Mr*. Huron of ««»• »«* -jrua trW tfc it{ ihc United S tn tc are Card* of SanfonTa ReputPC able Professional Men, each Ka of whom, la hi* chosen profees (on the Herald recommend* to the people. m h u r ha ho ha ft® ha r.i kj x i iq a,-, rTT* George, A. DeCotte‘S Attorney-at-Law * Jl Orer Seminole County Hack P i* * HANFORD ^ •:* 7 and have saved nothing it\s too late to begin, because you have nothing coining in! f“ •NOW while earning is the time(#mtMif*i to SAVE weekly, deposit with ourf;;; Savings Department and get V?&" t * it it i. Interest on your motley.4- 1 A »Ti'd, *«' ff* /^ This bank cordially invites yourppL-: account. . feIBS to .HiWir rite;,lie, bj Sid,.f im y ilov.nid m the Faururoy mp ctl Mr .Prevails brother at Moore S h - L , * . , -• c* V t. i sjidaifta International Magazine, He Wr‘ ' ' * w‘ quoted I»r. Alexander Lmnb,rt a»j nt-oyering’ fh>«l n serfcu* relap.se »f ^ ^ . - UnM* 5 j,luM K :SE,. * " f " ? *:*„ FI-0RIDA the Inrtutnta. Mcpatly Imported than all American .Mrs, Oattar Nichol.uai uf physicians use in practice. jand Miss Ro-u-. Levy nml Mr-, }! nt> ~FRKD R. WILSON flu i ii» the fii.it of a aerie:, of spec­ t Levy, spent, the wedr end in Miami. ial artitl. . In which Mr. Howard nil f ATTORNEY-AT-LAW M m Smith whu li v * on the Orlan­ do and Sanford road wii* in Geneva tScin-; tl.e dope pftiblcm from every First National Bank Ruildini; senes I |yestppdny pn busint . ’ j m'Rle. Copies o f the entire ------j BANFORD -:* FLORIDA - ’ Jim. S. A. Nklml <m ami .^n, Mi., " i l l h«* P*ae<’il in the bands of rvfry ' j Oscar Nicholson of Daytona, visited ^utor in V/mdiingLm and every! COMMUNITY IIlflLDER Mrs .J. M. rrevif.t bad Sunday. • " W m a n in an effert to i:vi : « Mr*. .l6sie Ihevatl of CliuldaLa vis-Uloit on what Sir. lluwaiti dm.Ian I u Cbinsified Ai1 » Ic a word. *No ad taken for lees Ilian liar nml positively no D. F. W IIITNBR, CwMrr CHELLE MAINES rlasdfied fi ■ mu t d u n g e ro u ii e v il o il e a r t h ns adi ihargcd lo anyone. Cmih mufl aecompany nil orders. Count hed Mrs. J. M. Prcwijlt niH, Mrs. ■t iA i.it:, to d a y ; ill th is c o u n try . Ris es pn Saturday. TZ LAW YER the words nml remit ucctirdingly. — Ntchubon & : immnm? moved id “l iuAntericat) *l > ! " probletn i • :— Court lie use he:ul of-l>e«f catUc from Titu*vllle irearin*; fmut day to day FOR SAFE Automobiles For Sale_ i Monday for the (leju wi l’at.l itig Co. mr.iiil* iilimciliat*' m entt-'.ldoraf o; M AR B LE & G RANITE WORKS Mra. Ilnnijon ha* items, lo i:»»W. wtiiua Mr. HuWanb “ It eei - n* v SANFORD Byes Er.imlned (Hasses Dcslened roil SALK S ell" 11 d Lai t ,'and; FO)(p ita \ n sT E l{. J1I21, olarler, etc., seed nml Lift *«dl upland see l, Ik- l to mc her mother,, Mr*. William)-, »ry city .tml town ill tins nnlio:i. It** JOHN GOVE, Rroprielor , i •„ 'J Henry McLaulin, Jr•f 'varieties. AYibon-Miroii Co •>-JrT Jackl C?K l‘ TO U ltl^t;, 1221 , ntnrter, pew who i:: vlstitlnir hoi* daughterly Mr*. odiiklv imludv men anal wnnU-n of InOnt" Tl. ‘ •wivjlle, riirtdn CEMETERY WORI^A SPECIALTY flue|)> v and pifwer. In )*pUi' o f all lhi\ _ i ..., j ^ 7 '^t,lci . |mint, new top, nmv . battery, ete- Joe Dan. u p r. v in t pjte of .111 lull*. Went Fimt Gtrect Mis*. M. I*L Wick i-i*11» ■! mi Mrr.*|lnwfl wo have * ’ FOR SALR— Hosier und (lays* paints L ’ lim: fine. * 1 ^ 0 . 00 . 1018 W u t First S tru t 1 lj Optlcfan-Optoinetrlst lVtiiLol*! Suii-'lhe liuii-r -..itli -alihli dupe i- i-ttr^ mid varnishes nt Sanford Novelty I SKHAN, It1'.!'.’.' m-w paint, run, Mijl'arlhn* uiul .'!i 312 B u t First Street S.nford, I l.v WorkS( Sanfonl BRCnU(. r ; : .tr, f. ,;u day- nil- no n. >. ‘ tti ,, rOlimiu!. tins Ifntle*! . ‘ lalcH,today usesj ilcs. P. T. Wat i'ald v.a., in m Hifie- mure tlpiu all tlm ik;*t *'f llu* wi >h l ' U f f >FARMERS— You can get se-d tied I'OHilK T o P fllM ., IP'JI.tu iis and mJRSBftU TU HB3M RanilRRS HUHRRRif HR ■8RRRRR|IRRIliBBBkr R loiinl Friday nn hi - ine v . i eeiiibltti'li, * I)R, K| |Vl, \VE5jcIi I ! frant^ and irriKStlon plu^s ct th*» bm'oi Hie new. ?rdtS.U0. a (Graduate Veterinarian t . Smifonl Noveitv Works. lOO-tfe ‘UOLKiK roi'RINfJ, run;/ and ItHibs Mr. John. Philip * bar hit* nephew ; .*yoll c,,„ jpuy it n)mil; t uhcrv nml w Mr. Philips of Georgia - psadmit »anie h()W y<H, W|,| lhl. l t„ p, ,,f the Puls B Telephones: Office I'OR SALK—Twelve furtlii fieir room . l*!i m-\v. ,.r llie Winter pmmh* al Ins home, (jk, | (lt,rnr. i(t FjftJi Avvmu' m»i nml l!hni M Opposite I1, 0 .j with three year lease at ITT. IRV* (UC, ftlie fhape,. <**» new tire.*, (lfTice W l 11. PolPal*“ **■*’ » . ■ ............ •. * , ,, me i-mrnry ru m .wenue i* m ---- * r * .V i4 H netto nvenue, snr.dfe bbde L- model. • A aurpn^pnrty was Knen.hy Mma , y*t.xv. Vork. {;n ,Ml Plltl£ m fu /J T ^ ' model. srsPinn. $W3.h<l. Resldi-ucc 2f>7 Drl and, Florida |ilctto < 4 W - i v, - f Y T sMvrnn-: TOURING, cheap. Rim: Helen "1 r,' r t hiem in the Vmridms o f the « \ j H SH /_\ g n . .* . Z r ... 1, unis.l he nt time, p.l.».'..iNl.! » f MDs (la ire lintt*:*.*i and **• rjur ieffi'.-• in San FralifWu ami from « ^ m a n n n n ri Ka n ! WV ' * m , , , hcU AN D LE U t e n n e r , runs K*n>,i Moru.V. brother, Me. H. »>- M p , . L (, (f?, {h„ A ^ A “* ^ A if M ‘ "" ' .0a' *' ",i tires gnod, A ln«*gi> ennvil aitwnh-d 'd .*«iy. |,,NVe J 't J*t* vinos I (Junlilv nml thi* C hoir?* 1 ( i l l s U Ki *mill. Fine‘to *t« 1. n a iib-astitst oven.i i VIM. l-o« .a T™.k. TrUik, w s m.tin. * rial 1UI1 V illi I'o C om Y oou ditiiu j. . . ■ .......... £ *well.^ - XId'ii T hop' l t w* r * £ r ..... V I».H • * < « * - * « .................. ' ' ......h m II iI mivii ™ „*. I, Ai 1-rlul n v uinti* un V n . rtn _ «u rj Imrn lat j:, punthe »h ll'M < C SIX **itr, I'.'Ju C an li are even ..... . ' £ L . . . „ .. '«»•*' so* to.*../. i » ' ........... . "■ ■;:: ...— ............. : .......... . .................... .............. Hi.m hi th. 1 r.vp .mil liyht m iteil to ‘ To;,:a ..ci'i i Zi thin. I lA.rtoa inil< . ?.»n - in*. RANGY GROCERIES OF THE HIGHEST cit h:i- p.ll*- U M tin t M C 1t)R FALK: Oakland r. M<.*let :. I I.KXINGTdN Sf’lir r , l-.e lie u I; I ; Il illintlllij lyf , till -.- mi d: .jini.i! li..me I n . k :t Ra l’ Sill i !|".i ;i sits a e.ml ..f I ,v w;t he*, and p**4 1. - « ■■* r . lm l le. la-w, SSwO.l. Q U A L IT Y ;*. in rnl air of rmufon mill Well lK-illg. -ley: ^ 4 • ^ , 1III t'illl fa nu/ town m a few day DODGE SEDAN, cseillcnt '-ay, §t*fu 1li«s Muran and .Mi I'" It..... flu m hi!,‘ il 1 ' ’J- . f f II* Dull At* n; ' is EM ill 1', . pll‘"*ertg.LT, f.il” ..u You can find the name of sa •t.y calling pl oe.c 552 -1. spells trtilCe-dy , diaeiii-v ami dev;IV. Hi m uistriitlon l.i.u!** A “ « ..IT.-,.. cvrry live Ilusinraa Man Ira Our Prices Will Please You— —— kOll g u ll K SAL! 1 -it oil M:lit. , for lure, uvi-rsii; : lijc-s, line iiicchiin. The M. try 01’ Sum* t •it, liy., *an be In Sanford In- this Column r-a h ,il r< mlitiun, iu ski g.nnl, Jdun.uO Rovlb'-i Hread,, Satui d.,y lit the nolln avenue. 1‘hmie 27!'-W ma,ilu 0 in €1 ry ntuh- in lb>' ur*ion,: Its ! uiar Market. each day. FRESH FRUITS A N D VEGETABLES 2*>$-'hi* 1 a h , bill (inti' $50. H) mmrthly. I- little h > -;iy*. S*-*ii. rsel II n Fl • ha Se\<-ml ether ptnsd ehenp rnM and S E i: O U K W IN D O W S town in tiro 1\ctilucky tubs, _uf Mitll" CAR 1.0A ll OF FORDS m k i fa f-i im n f t 1« M »a titu-k". We must sell n il’ these ears FOR K EN T iuhnliL li\.' tll'U-Hun«i furmei * , T h e Ui;; P.i\ Ca:-h. i ’ iiy l.rsn, C arry il Hnntc Store i - — — one Lv Febiunry 1st a- we will then naive ■ ! Olt'TiKNT - Ten io*'iu hnii t 1! atk'Htlen. id | . - 3 | r« I' !**nt*. K.lwanl IHguio* and h*~ elTieieiit IkaljTe iiimti- mid vdl itith- nurth *d l.oiijcwend, iu-..r hriib n its uur )i twens 1if tlm filter* ui men am pi ."id of the fact that Quick Service Transfer rood, “ It is i>Ur uf I flu 2u minutvs ride from Smtfmd. nt-a; ruupi Ui iviuitdol uur prerent .t-r ItrillX Mr. Hiniv ati! ihi- *v*t-k they have already unloaded tuwllitn; (ypt* Storage Facilities tutinn. ^ * ;Bee S. K. Jlmidney » r .Inn. U. Unl-iu vice dtp H* per cent iHscnutit n nil cars list- ■Jl i enl cnr». id* truiK-. even trre- " a ' Inv**fy. * lor able plnro— /Ml cited If we please you, tell other*; If not,jnt l,ir< apii all of tbem have already h-« a \recti. wliilt* h'.Ur.i-i V. .'ll gri a i-d aim- fr ill eiilt. d eiumding lawns, pier-j Fh0°“ <5" | liOAKD A N D ROOM d',-nif* tn Ti^iiuflslMe jutilies, one- I.],!, with two mme cm lmuls tu e i- tdlllllcl K, ineluding ty uf In troughs and lut. hiui; in. and I'd h,w Aii-Satuiday, uf car* ,, , "XTVp/A | i /TT 1 T XT VS j 1*HR 1\1-*' 1*—-(IflV ^i*111. floTll First ibiml down, balance (J, M-dans and r>iui*ea. . -jM'-ts, plenty of Korda, loo. Allu- u e h A iN C v / lv U Al Pi* Street, nicely ft*,riis>hril rooms, prle- •nn iiths. Igether m ilceeht and regular a com - n i fnmi $3.00 la $3.00 per week. With C O M PA N Y ■ nmility as you could a k to find, til* a i.: t.» $12.0*1.— 110 Conimei General Machine and Hoiler SaDford Motor Co.* ?m ikJ enter of a prop permit ftirntluir euuo * I'ial StnteL 2B7-Btp > ,.J IC IillIIU m B l.'fc l l M a M C * H I 9 1 I I 3 l t l M K I I U 1 I I l l l l l l l l * Works Im .c .3, * llODflE DBA f,Kits itynide. the hoine of the g-oyeriior. FOU l t b « f ' ftuni-ii'-i bed C y lin d er G rin d in g FTfir.SALK Xu underworld in •stieh a town, ti" r do ins, n* ehlldren. ( ‘all nt *»•*!* Oak , ■Automobile R epairs m , In t old r« -uli ol«. iii.ii '-- It • 1021 t)»difr, extra fine ec**. Vve. or phune :’ ! 1-W. “ • i*. 1 A c e ty le n e W eld im i J1<*211 11 i.. fl* " lei,--, I. unfit: i-l-.it iii'ii, living "(*. * Phono (»2----------S an ford , Florida i fl It ItKN f " Ri«»«i-. f« r llVhd ImuM , i a> i ii-vt'tilei, uni, $20u "All eull > 111 til- l.i-iVk- uf the wllule k i ;-il1yr. D'10 ! it'ii.l ( vi- 2‘. *■I;. j mill'. -I* riiuiing ■-.il" *lnig euiiccrii sent one uf uur ill r*iuit:%; .. $,100 00 : ii-flUgatora lately to Sumeraet to iu i ELTON J. MOUGHTON OR RKNT TV*» furnudivd h .dm-- Ami oilier. Knud vaim'i* in lined vara, keeping apnrlmeiil*, 320 Oak nve-1 Friend U trimI Iiintpu \\otn;ut io .ipcct tho affaint uf the locnl dniggiat. SAN JUAN OARAGE (*()'. ARCHITECT *' n*. No children, ('nil 2*‘.03, "fio-tfr 2SJ.3le Us(* N e w -Treatment A ft e r , In Dfe rlphtcfh numtlia prcceiling, thi ■JR R EN T—Nicely furhluhed rn..m;' ‘ Iilrtippisl had, filled a matter nf five! Al! Else Failed FOR SALK Room 7, Miller Rids. thnteniiid prescript ions fur morphine i new buildimr, 71*1 \S’e.- Flrr.t St. SANFORD -:FLORIDA ' i7-'!lp 1**20 Hoick Tiuirln-'. ?373. tVrtnw "l suffered for twenty p in * G mi *>r ii IhiuI 2. A i mlicea. A eutgruit ml! tniiigei-iinn nod hcrtilnrhe says ,M- eiinlsterh one eighth uf a grain be !? !l Ihni Coupe, $375. to runt./ IVANTKD i.Snloiiih Vtimes, who llv a nt :**»',) Mur lun- uprraliun. A ipiarter uf a grnln ■ SANFORD NO VELTY __ I'-;;I Kuril Tuiiriiijr, f.. 2 'i, terms. ! tut- Street. “ 1 uni all Ml" do. n. Ion! V. ill . ..t th. :ivcite. in.liviiUml Iu WANED A chance to build your Kyi,.] p, :r> r, ij.-w tire , $175.00, WORKS !1" elU'l'i) . I Ullllln’t sleep I'tld «,nOl *" I I. ei'. Aii (. u|i. i .."tan., iii'ie Ihali new home iiefi.ro 1 imber gets ,-ay j liiylicr. Plans and esliiuatcs fiirn-.-di enpoy my foiil. knowing that as suuu I..I* prains, V. C. COU.EK. PropSANFORD U flC h CO. ns I ate it I Would liavo indfpt ation. cd. Sanford Novelty Work.. 183-tfc b "The Sunjeract druggist paid $I,J! .;:>3fe/ ______ _ _ General Shop am! Mill WANTED—Tim buys with blryvle "Ant! then "ou day my friend, Mrs*. 7"/ fur hi: morphine and a*iid il fur1 H ofi SALf. Hran.l ra w I hamili r 5at Wi tern Union. • * ‘ 115-l-lfc * 00 «,‘t®j'i' Spuft .mod'd, oniy ,lH;cn Rurke, asked me why 1 iliiln’t take .i(j,72u. Dpctyi,; Wluie the prei*crip-{ Work RE-CU-MA. 1 hud tried a gnat time* which U*e drug. Une Ulleil. Om : CONTltACTOK and IH JH .D E R g o o d JO OH FOR GOOD HOYS at (Liven- from dmksonvilln to SimTord. rnuny thing:!, anil^Iidn't thlnk itMnltch uf them Wfoby , t,L»? preseriptionM^ Western Ultiun Telegraph "ffic e ,!La y tijmis to rerponslhlo party. 517 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. use, but I bought ftjboUln anyway during tlii-.e |H mnntli.i. \nnther ilidj Clean nml beal^ifut wu. k nml thiuu • tVmld be seen nt .‘innfurd Fruit Ctore, Itnd stnrtini to take It, • ' not even riqtllie tin- ;dn Iter of on nf. ( i s for . udvnnctioelU. Apply In al m ; F*Jnit Street. . glO-tfc RE-CU-MA is n wonderful nmli* fid'* for hi. prm-criblng. inveHiigaGILLON & F R Y ninna;;est Western Union office*. cine. I am hungry now all the time, tiun pMivid Dial half the town v,a FOUND 13-lfc ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS f My bpJMdite i* 'Ion good' pnd when I urittg drugr. , , — • W AK TRI7-^ m ,a rr o w gnftfl «k nnec, H ’ ^ | M ’' " r ,lf K,oV‘ • l '-'" cat J i|o not have indigestion after“ No epi'lviuie. Only n cimittHiidly address “ :;mr tare Herald.- -------. 2r.7-:«tp ,,'-'* Ci‘ " P"1 • * ” ** '*>' ut Westinfhon.ii* I.lghtH nnd Appliance. ....... t i , ‘wanls.’ umi rtii-ep sound all night. 1 nf fiv-c thousand normal peopb>, far* New LI,in of Fixlurea [W AN TE D - S ^ r T ^ > i t h ^ I ^ * ^ » fttr fgel better than I have fur yearn, and im ra of the KenUicfcy hills who umal SW-tfc, ' when the 1'oltle which I pm now Ink- 110,033 grains of morphine in eigh.Miller ilulldini;- -Magnolia Avenue! Stone** Market, Sanford A ve„ 8f ar,?.>(.■ MISCELLANEOUS ipg i , empty l shall get more, nnd teen month . * “ In 1U2I, the Re DANCING i LASSES every '1uen*lny 1-Ajji up the treatment. B. W. HERNDON “ RE-CU-.MA luei made me fed bi t ; Hospitals, to which nt Harfah Ifumie at 4 p. in. for chi|PRESIDENT II iRDIN’G ter*nnd more like myself than I Imvc i cideal and emergency cases go, tmed dren.nnd 7 p, m. for adults. Interpre­ AT DESK TODAY tative and hall room dancing,— Profes­ felt in many yl*art, and I am so grate- ■only nlnety-lwu and n half oitm-i*- for n a x B u iH B iis ia B U is is n i iL H O X c c s a a K B s a e a B M iia s iiia s s iR i AI T E R ILLNESS INSURANCE AGENCY sor C. L. El'sen. M l-tfe ful 1 want everybody, who is suffer- the treatment of hpir** than sixtyFIRB--------AUTO--------RONDS four thousand patient* ami the tw en-j* WASHINGTON, JjttG 25.— Prm.i- LOST OR STOLEN—lllnck and white lug like I did*lo huow about It." A tnldeipoojiful of RtVClJ*51A nt ty-sevan ptincip.d i. i•;: •! uf Phil- a dint Hard trig wnr. nt hia detik Unlay , aetter pup, about ten niunlhs old. S. O. Shinholser fur Ui<*'*it ,i time since he wnn taken Ruwnnl if returned to A. Vaughn’s riiglit, when you *feel headachy, nerv­ mielphia nfsarbed only ninety ouacer*tlj| ill a week ago, _ lesidence. . 257-3tp ous with indigestion, will oUcr* do it» nlmut one-third of the amount absorbContractor nnd Duildcr - ' ---------------------- ----- :. •• ■ 1 —-— • good work In-fore morning, nhd when cd by the men ami women and chil^ ' -r— you wake, all indisposition will bo KIDNEY TROERI.K CAUSES LOST- -Sunday on Park nvcnueyl cSANFORD n *:•. FLORIDA LAMENESS twemi ^hird ;84reut aml Episcopal gone. Try •RE-GU'-MA mice nnh you ’■ • -"A kimctie** followed Hie for ronua ’ tr^^et of amber beads. will.always want it on hand. ‘ A. P. Cohn el ly & Sons tiuu*. and 1 flit th itA t w *4 rntmcil thurdi, RE-CU-MA li sold In Sanford by Please return to frarlc Robson. 2is 190S from khlnev trntibleV One Gottlq e f Park Avenue* * 2&3-3tp the-Uhion Phsumaey and the leading similar condition,” ucconiii-g to Mr. it-'fc.v-L’ t ;.i.T - (- t - n Howard; Moy iCulney}i’UJ* hml the iU.*-^rcd e ff drugklM* In every city.—Adv. •'"m i* j. la* r u t m r m i ic A f write* H. R. Arl.uckle, South In this first, article, Mr. Howard re-jB * .V •• -----‘ , n-lmpratrd Inn* fnanrnurr RtiiTP, Vcnnoht. Ilarkaehi?, rLeumaSTRODT FARM AGENCY counts many Instances of MarkmaU.jB l Hr Toll Jiatrir Ilaada **f corrupt offieiuls, *if pitiful victim: ■ Hfm, dull headache, too frequent or I I I MfiKpolla A vc. I Hr TNr X«»<*< talrj I’m a l Home* f l,oana hurtling urination nre symptom* of The finest young grove In this *ec-[sitjiggling ( 0^throw o ff the habit, of And our truck will be at your back door with a bottle of that pure DRUNSWICK, fin.. Jim. 25.— Hor-1 Uu*lnp*a I’ roprrtr llmlnroa Chanri-a Kidney nnd Blndder trouble, Disordwater thai that nil the hotels, 1estaurants, drug stores and rmla fountains* = water old Carter of Raxlcy, (»a,, wn* con-! lion. 10 acres, 317 four year old etime committed through urge for .Haiti onica L m | bidieys require* prompt trent- vie ted here yesterday by a jury of trees, mostly Valencia, 100 tanger­ the ilrug, or iyu!cr its influetue, ami arc using. JtKtsrii HHAI.TV I OMPANY inictit. Ncglett cause* serious cuinpli- involuntary mnn*lauglitcr in connec­ ine*, 2:1 large seedlings, also a tow of to offset* all these—tho feeble effort* 11'M 'o lu i i * v i » t i i i : s t COMIMXY cations- Fpley Kidney Pills give tion with the death In the Brunswick ■ 100 biulr, on sour stock, bmjdtd las'. uf the Federal government which 1* •'kune on 1 104-S II oktiuIIn Are- ijliick rolief.. Sold evriywhetu.—Adv. hospital Dcenmhor 8, last o f Miss Jane. 4 room house, burn, flowing trylr*'.; to t m the evil with il* woe-jS And Bo Sure it’s Klder Springs Water You Use in That Battery Alma Crosby, also of Huxley. Car­ well, beautiful lake view. Just n step fully meager npproprintoin and its S of nareotk (nfotiemi'iM ■ ter wim tried on a charge, of murdor. off brick road ami bpt a ft-w-milc* handful L. HODGINS STFW-VRT The Florist The verdict cnrrlmi’ with it n sen­ from Sanford. Considering qtinlliy of agents. » a u t o RADIATOR AND SHEET AjS grove and land, the .best buy in this tence of. one Ur thret? ye$rs trnprlaanFloral Dewlgns Cut Flowers . - -r M K T ^ L ,WORKS ment. Carter’s fltlonfrys amumncod vicinity today./' Price Lv.oo. $2,500 Snapper 8 teak.^ Fresh Salt Water (frn^rpl tfepalrinirY * Annual «nd Ornamenlal Plnntu rgsli, balance. 1, 2 nnd Jl years. Uta tthoy would -n* ponible Mullet. Sea Trout. Stone’s 'Market, jj iW Pttfirh Arc,-------- —Sanford, Fla. HI I Myrjle Arc.-----'— Phone SCO-IV flip n motion for u'tfew trial. ‘ „ 2H0-tfc 227 SaufiVd Avenue. 1-Mmp. ^ t£Si G u,/ J «| U- - : ... .BS S S 'J V .it... el ,Z . . , . s FLORIDA AND V/ESTERN ------- * -‘m'.I VJ i / \ BUSINESS DIRECTORY SLEEPS SOUND NIGHT LONG N 0 W 2 » THANKS RE-CU-MA \ I HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS! S �THURSO; THE SANFORD DAILY I AGE FOUR ^ fy* « n n m]W BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL T R A P SHOOTING REALM OF SPORTS GOLF CELERY SEED i BOWLING TENNIS n nt Bo x i n g CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor ... - ______ - — — “ DOC” JOHNSON Jennings Hands Ruth DAVIS M AKES A oast League l’rexy SATISFIED W ITH Some Good Advice WORLD’S RECORD Will Fight Majors NO DEFEAT 4 YltS. MINOR LEAGUE Last game of the fir*t half of the landing season tonight. Thi* week’* games will all be pub­ lished tomorrow and the standing nnd records for the first half. PB'IW m m m m » * ALLEGED FLORIDA „ * . * W IRETAPPING -CASE FOR THE .: MOVIE FAN = GOING ON IN N. Y. ( Itjr Tke Amor Inled Pr*m ) NEW YORK, Jnn. If-JA-T. JcfT Sharum, n promoter, nnd George W. S,.. I * villc, cashier of the bank of DunclIon, Fla., today were place don trial ■ “ Smilin’ Thru* Friday and Satur In federal court on an indictment in which they nre charged with operat­ day. ing through the mail* n scheme to deWhy did the spirit of John Carter- fraud Herman Mcndelbaum, 73 , a r,,. ebd dead bride fail to return a* prom­ tired merchant of this city, of $25,000, Assistant United Staten Attorney ised? Monin. opening the case, stated thnt And whnt did he do to reconcile the in 1920 Mcndelbaum went to Jackstruck up nn acquaintance with a dead? ’ • man known ns “ Watson” who liter You can find out all aboilt it Inj Participated in the $25,000 swindling "Smilin' Thru" either tonnmmv or pl°M Rhnnim, Mr. Monin added, unSaturdayA j (icr tho M,ia« ‘,,f “ Hnnkin” turned up ______ j nt Jacksonville posing as the agent a New York brokerage house. Nonna Tnlmadgc ami an oble corp* "IItolkin," the prosecutor charged, of assistant*, all o f whom nre stars, will take all the .leading rolls in first resorted to the old trick of planting a pockrtbook. When pirkt.l "Smilin' Thru.” up by Memlclbattm he found it con- NEW YORK, Jnn. 24.—-What ails S A N FRANCISCO, Jan. 24,— l i e KANSAS CITY, .Inn. 25.—Whnl In (Irt* $9,000 to I'ilot Seattle Club This tc the cnlm now existing, nil i* not Babe Ruth? Have the pitcher* dlx’Tin thought at thi* time thnt a Can Ruth believed U> be a world’* record for a ell between the major* minor*. covaroil hi* weakness? Season week will be giv^i over to the fixing come Iisck ? What la hisTiggext probcoarh nt n roll ego of its eltts* has Lending the cause of the minor up of the alley*. .That will mean no just been established by liar! A. Dnvagues i* "Itilly" McCarthy, prwl*1Icin'! SEATTLE, Wash., Jnn. 25— I'lnygames next week, and the games that nt o f the Pacific feast League. J. Can Ruth come bock with the old- is, director of athletic* at Missouri j |n|f tf,p ndnor'league* i*n't auch a wore scheduled for next week will.be The minors, can't see the draft a* j time wallop? Wesleyan college, t anieroiL U a , tough alignment after all added onto the tail end of the sched­ ‘opotual by thn major*. No league i That is the big question in lam­ member of the Missouri College Ath­ “ Doc” Johnston, who played first ule. ia profited more by the sale ofjball, particularly from a New York letic Union, nn organisation o f nine base for the Philadelphia Athletic* denominational college* of the state. Inst year, ha* served 10 *easons In oyer* to the major* than the standpoint. Thi* is unofficial now, but will ’ be In six year* a* football coach, Dav-|{ho major longues. When Connie mat league. So It is no wonder MeHughey Jcnningti, who assist* John nnntfuiftcif of trially just n* soon ns Me’Gruw in managing ihv New York !*' tennis have won IB out of 50jMflck decided he could no longer use irthy enn’t *ee the draft idea. the nrangements nre inndc for the go­ New York paid $75,000 for (VCon Ciant* haft a system which he be! love* jgame* played and for four year* thim, Johnston wn* made a free ngent, ing over of the alley*. straight Ills team wan not defeated. ............................. ' ........ . *------” " f „ „ { , custortnry for player* who have >11, Chicago roughed up $100,000 for would aoon make Ruth the most fcarOnt?„of the five defeat* in six years co served in the mnjors. amm nnd so on down the line. In jot! batter in the major*. At the request of the majority of A number of minor league club* « la*t two or three year* the CoasU “ pitcher* now realize thnt pitching was at the hand* o f Missouri univer­ Hope Hampton In “ Star Dust" to*-1{!Unciit ,two ?Mm *>1 i,h sity «>nd the atatc. institution is far were after Johnston, several’ wanting the howlers, the Individual averages Ight followed by a Century comedy. apparently Worth hundreds ague ha* profited to the extent of fjjf,t un(J on Uu. jn,,|,!o jo Ruth is fa. , , , , „ ______ o f thousands of dollars. It al.ro con* “ Doc" finally will all be started over again the Ham** » u t $200,000 in the sale of p ly * r * .; ,nI. His lcrrlfk. Mv-ing and Id* stand lh* cl!" B ?f ^caloynn coDoKC. him ns a manager, MisKouH Wesleyan UKUnlly hoi nn the standing of the club* for the hooked Up with lho Seattle-club. Another good program booked for ‘f !ncd » Mrtl **Hankina»* r f. The draft price would be about $>,tho plate make* such a style soft die.ID. about 100 male student*, while other Rcport has it thnt he will reeelvg Wcrmd half and lhr;i at the end of npx 10 for n player, which Is a lot differ- picking," say* Jennings. next week. Watch for the dale thnt school* in the union have ns higli a* a $0,000 salary, nbo thnt he* was giv- the *en*on they will be added to the!..pc it from $75,000 nnd $100,000. Tho pockctbook was returned to nrod" will be shown. ‘‘ Incidentally, the infield so shifts 100 male student*. The ninjor* in order to beat the „ lL . , , ,, . en an additional $3,000 to sign, mak­ average* made during the first half Shariim, who thnnked Mcndelbaum , , , , , . i on Ruth Hint many » bnmi hit ia gibDavis has not only won several ing hi* salary for the year $9,000. to see who was best for the entire sea­ I'LAN S GAR P LA N T FOR noni at their own game, have mane , , ., and invited him nnd “ Watson" to a , ,,, , i Idl'd tip on him that under ordinary football championships, hut hn* also permissible to send out 15 players ... room in the Ocnin hotel at Ocnln, Fla, That figure i* in excess of nny son. CITIZENS OF DEI,AND * . . .. conditions would go ante, won title* in track nnd other branches .-alary that Johnson every drew down where he was charged with having es­ the minors on option. This would “ Ruth cannot hit effectively pitch-1tif athletic*. He has become recogniz­ during his major league career. tablished a fake stock selling office. oke it possible to develop promis( I I * T h r Aaaut-liilrtl I ’ r e a a l 'Jin- mo.q wonderful patching rec­ one o f the best coaches in the DE LAND, Jnn. 25.— L.’ M. Patter­ Th:te, for several day*, Mendelg recruit* without lesing (ille to ers who have n good change of pace. ,..| ord is held by Ro>‘ Schnlk. His recThis i ■- due to hi* pf>. ition nt tinA road builders' conference for ords covering a period of 10 years, son, Pennsylvania capitalist who pro-, jmum wa* iwrmltted to make small era. President McCarthy say* the 1’nelf- J nnd the fact fie tike* n free Davir depend* on speed, plus‘fight- county and city engineers and county show *that he hud J.300 pnt outs, 1,- nioted successfully the Athens the- j profits on stocks, according to tin* atcr here costing' $102,000, and which j prosecutor nnd finally he was told, he Coast League will fight, the latest "l every pitch. lug r.pirtt and a splendid HHsortnieiU commissioners, business men nnd oili­ •170 assist* qnd only 12G errors. Is now a paying investment, loft yes* \mnj e n prodt o f $100,000. Before the ■oposni to ft finish. , "Whnl Ruth should do I* to mix «C plhys. lie ft one o f the few coach- er interested citizens, will be held nt As n mittei* of fart, McCarthy Is . them up‘ on the pitcher*. If 1 was t-s capable of building machines that the University of Florida nt Gaines­ Tho ronwnvsactlonof Omm*. ' er,l" y f'!r Tn,npa to conft' r with thc money could.bc paid over, to him. *t about convinced that the Coigd him 1 would hug the*plate nnd choke are equally strong on attnek mid tin- ville; on Februnry 8, 9 and 10, under tv i* Betting 25 000 petunia nlunt*' vicc'P rv,,l,,l‘nt of the l,n'tcd Gas Int. jj hnw«vor, Mcndelbaum was told M he L t>. is aotllng 26,000 petunia Ptom", prnvemont company with u view of in* Would have to put up n draft for $25,the auspice* of the Civil Engineer­ nl**nir Uu*, niyliwiiy during .fimunry un- [ ague 1* entitled to. big league con-; up on tin* bat. That would make it fense. • deration. »n easy matter to drop a lot of Texas Davis hn* jurt resigned hi* position ing Department o f the College of En­ 7r S T r S Ur! t This company ... « ", ........ . — __.______________ Itnguers into left field, which is en- .id Wcslcynri to become director of gineering Department of the College IN E ELECTRIC PLANT |tarely* vacant Iteenuae o f tin* way the athletics at McKendree college, Lo­ o f Engineering, nnd the General Ex­ Community ... ........................ fe rin e at me uuncuon oann. wiun unity Council. These beautiful! and Lakeland public utility plants. tension division. Mcndelbaum turned up with,the earh FOR LAKE MARY outfielders shift on him. An deens* bnrniu; 111. flowers set along the fence lines o f j at the Ocala hotel, the money was ionnl bunt would also keep the infield ' * ------------------------ — tfie wonderful groves of the Conway! DENIES REPORTS Pompano is just now the big ship­ se- tion will make this one of the real toko nfrom him, Mr. Mcnln said, hv HRi HERMAN BROTHERMr. J. C. Williams and Mr. Parker guessing. ping point. Several cars of beans are : both conspirators, who told Mendel"Nothing will help Ruth back into MOOD BAS LARUES')* highway beauty spot* of Florida. The mall have taken over the manageCLA8S IN STATE going out daily. Tomatoes [n carload WASHINGTON, Jnn. 23. — Kscrc''«um that they would keep it for him plant* are the generous gift of M. lent o f the Lake Mary Light- nnd bis stride any quicker than ‘fear on lots-nre going outPeppers nre com tary Hughes receivctl yesterday a copy antil ihe cashier showed up the next J. Doelwylcr, of Oriumlo, fatcr system nnd have*just finished the part of the pitchers, Ruth can The Big Beruan Brotherhood once! iiq- in. Over $20,000 deposited in the j*——— ---------------■of n radiogram seal by Ambassador ; dny. The next day, Mcndelbaum sahl. (stalling a fine 110.volt plant which bring this about if he will forget home The Lfcsburg Commercial says Hnivey to the North American lie-..Shiymm, Neville nnd a third mm i the standard with all the stand- rviiR for a time nnd content himself more broke nil previous record* by Pompano bank in one day. The acrehit.ing fifty memher* present hist age around Pompano is large, and if thnt I-ike county hind will grow any. view denying published reports that wcr' missing. rdized equipment. This is something with singles and doubles, Sunday morning, an increase of five there is no misfortune the people nt thing nnd everything worth while. Re* !he and the secretary art not in aeThe trio were traced to New torent for bike Mary and the people "The pitchers now have a decided lat live there are very much onthus- edge on Ruth, because of his stance avir the previous Sunday. They are: thnt plate will be in good financial cently it was bragging of the fine icortl isi important question* uf for- leans. Shnrutn was captured in t‘cil over thi* plant ns they have been 'at I he plate ami the fn< t that he is a vi enthusiastic over their remnrk- condition thi* your. Houses arc being , sugar cane raised in the neighborhood cign policy. The message, sent in rc- tioil nnd Neville was brought her ceding nn elcctire plant there for free swinger. He should change ills aide growth that they are predict mg . built at the Bench, of Lee?burg ami idsn told of the fine fspouse to n query, was transmitted from DunclloU. no attendance of at least sixty next . • —ome timu and have nt Inst succeedcotton growth at GroVcIund and Ok- ' from the steamer on whicli Mr. Har*i style— mix ’ em up." Surdny. They are, us fur as tan be; Articles of incorporation have been ahiiropka. The Daily Herald, 15c per week. d in getting one of the finest in the I vcy was returning to Ids post. fiitiiiil 'out, the largest Sunday school prepared for the American Rivera imntry installed. FLORIDA HAH F IR S l .-mss in the Mate, and are.already nl- Fruit corporation, with a capital I’OS’I MISTRESS WHO tracting attention throughout the en- stock of three molliun dollars. The *+*****X**t*^* *+******* *** *************t**** ********* *♦* *** *♦**+* *********♦*> According to the lsesburg Conimain offices will bo nt Clermont.. The DltAWS BIG SALARY tin* slate and also in various other lercial, a great crop of orange* hm corporation proposes >to develop It),-----— . n-arhy states, >een raised this season in Lake rounWASHINGTON.’ .Lin. 21 Florida If you do not attend Sunday school 0t)l) acres south of Clermont. ? y. The report d«w lores that in all any other place ia Sanford, comej * — -------------- r — if the many groves the trees appear agiiii in ila* front! y The En-1 woman appointed to a t«i the Big P-rem llrotherhootl at the The Stnte University at Gainesville *den with the gulden fruit, ami it i« f inderstond that more than an over­ po .l mistreta j»,Hilton paying $(1,000 Vlrst Baptist Church, Sixth and Park ■|,„s an enrollment this year of 1215 y go crop will l>e gathered. The esti- or more salary is n IToridinn, Eli/.- j.venue. We cordially Invite nil strnn- student* and lias emerged from the % y status of a small college to a Uninnte for the season is a million anil als lii |). It:nnurd, who lm* been mini- ger within tin city to attend. ml the next chief ex** olive of the The * ki*s haj* meetings of the ofremit y of high standing; 58 Florida qunrter tmxi's ami the Commercial y I fleers every Wednesday , night, and counties nnd 20 states *m! foreign Uggeeta that the greater pqrt of the Tampa p,tstoff ice. y The |io ;lofrk‘e department today nil-, are planning on another big banquet countries me represented. rop hns bee ncontrncteil fur nt from v 2^0 )o $3 n box. This means a lot of tmumi-d in n bulletin postcii in the ’ ** im held in the near future. Our It takes three generations to make loney for luike county growers. department headquarter* thnt the tern her is Dr. King, a man of rare T a m p a * appointe< is the only woman: t.bility, who knows his subject well, a gentleman, nnd only a three-day 'ARM ERS—Plenty of *nw «lunt fr*v pnostmistreim in the United Statec and after hearing’ Uttn you will be growth of hoard to spoil the job. nt Shinhoher’s Mill, It’* the right receiving $i,,0(>0. There are other wo­ c.cUghtcil. y tin,’ pnrfinilnr trait ef thi* clans is ind for tiling. 251-e.o.d. iwp men io charge of |to-loff!re? over til-* y i tninl i y . 1tj l til, > are to toil,or towns i)t, fine f Hownditp that i?> found then* ii„,l , ., i\ .dare* rat,ring f n,m $2.- |i j* ullirly impn*»«ihle for a strang­ One great fact must be re­ into his hands for.increasing hisy y ',00 ilu*.ci,win,I. .Im ksonOII, .loinnnl. er to walk in without l»cing welcoro* CORRECTED NOV. I I N I, 1922 membered by those who have volume anrl speeding up hisX ml by some of the membt i * imil glvJones’ Dairy Farm Ismsburg I* very pleased over the* en it cordial handshake. In this way T made thc decision to advertise. turnover. Looking at the mat-*|* South Bound Sausage probable location thero o f a south; the young men art tirade to feel that The advertising plan must fit ter in this light, he will bendy Georgia Home-Made ei*n branch of the• Gordon-Vntl Tyne they nre really wanted in.the class. Depart* Arrive The story is told that <mo of our iendy-i‘lit house mttntifactorerc and 2:10 o.nt. y tho business to which it is ap­ Sausage 2:3*1 a.m. 83 every effort to co-operate with*** nl*o of a citro? caitner; by the Vir­ inemhers wanted a certain fellow to Nu* 8:40 a.m.; 27 ^ w* plied. There are no ready-toApalachicola Oysters ginia C.ioriiog Co., of Roanoke. Both come, so in* went l > hi* hum* before j No. the advertising and seek to*> 1:38 p.m. j V 01 4 h.,i,|,| 1„■ profitabb imhi tiri, * t*, add tiic prospect was out uf bed, and wait-1 3:20 p.m. 89 wear advertising plans; each Mullet Hoc make i f pay him additionaly c l until he dressed, at*' breakfast No. to h e r lis t . 7:10 p.m. 8.5 ami wa it-ady to it<>, t>, In- sure that No. y one must be tailor made. profits. Nice Fat Mackerel Io ii,g « ttii.: Hit I be, •in,log h wool,! foim*. Such persialenco a* y V iTioW'n .iii over th United Slates ami this will make our das* known all nv* j Nice Fat Hens Uganda, nnd l»»vuu*r o f Its excellent it the United States. ‘ The purpose of advertising is Advertising is not a form o f y Depart* y Arrive Swiss Imp. Cheese Visit the B. B. it. next Sunday! R e-! qualiiy, tin* demand exceeds the sup­ 2:03 n.m. ❖ 82 .... ...1;IH n'.m. to increase business and NOT to ply, Grapefruit i» becoming more and member! ! perpetual motion that goes on*t* 12:05 p.m. 84., _______lit 4$ tun. more popular ns It becomes mote . --------- ;-----1* relieve any one of his arduous 2:55 p.m, t 80__ ___ 2:35 p.m forever without human assiSt-y widely known, and tin* Florida Citrus The man who thinks the people nre 4;05 p.m. 92.. .^. 4:0Up,m. duties. The manufacturers Exchange alone has opened up twenty- fool* changes hia mind when he hears ance. The biggest problem an> £ 28..... •!. 10;0 p.m. three new markets for this fruit. tljeir Imml clapping in applause. * salesman who regards adver­ 9. I ADE y II IIy V y y TRAIN SCHEDULE y y yy yy P. ty rilhy Branch r im Arrive W A N T AD RATES AND RULES TH E SANFORD HERALD xNo. too ;..... xNo. 21._____ xNo. 25 1:30 p.m. xNo. 101......... 5:50 p.m. M A IL SERVICE CtftMifiod Ads lc a word. No ad taken for lr»* than 25c nnd posi­ tively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany nil order*. Connt the words and remit accordingly. a- Clip sind tiso this blank fttr writing your want ad and mail it to thv Sanford Herald .Fur computing cost of want ads pcV Insertion rend carefully rates and rules to the left and remit according to number of insertions of the ad you desire. Komit by Express Money Order. Draft, Host** office Order or Registered Letter. Address conununitations to The Sanford Herald. ........ Amount..... ......... Name..... . Set In LIG H T FACE CAPS or Illack F‘ orr, double Urn above rate. Address .. No. Days.............. Rontoffice To Run ...... ....... The Countlmr of Wntds Includes the M'ords "Wanted” , "For Sale,” etc., nnd the Name nnd Address. Departs 7:00 n.m. 3:25 p.m. Leesburg Branch l xNo. 157. No. 21..... . Arrive 3:55p.m. 2:50 p.m. y y y y y y y X man has to settle after he ha?i* determined to advertise, and de-*!-* cided HOW to advertise, is this:y How can I use my advertising scX as to get the most out of iE y Without close-linked co-opera-£ tion it dissipates its force into A air. y tising as a substitute for his own efforts has missed the point. *His efforts are needed more than ever to support the advertising and put it across. His reward is larger sales. Departs t Likewise, the merchant who x xNo. 158-..---7:00 a.m. ♦J* chooses the advertised brands No. 22___ ..... 7:10 p.tn. X because they are “ soft and easy’ Oviedo Branch >seliing, has overlooked the esm Arrive ' ,' Doporta i *N «. 120._____ 7:45 p.m. *• . jjjV sential idea. Certainly they sell xNo.* 127....„... 3:40 p.m. X easier; but this is not the big imx— Daily, except Sunday, portant truth. Rather, he should SAVE MONEY ON *£ see that the manufacturer’s adTIRES AND TUBES ♦i vertising is an instrument put i It must be hitched on to business properly. Then it must he.utilized 'w ith intelligence^ When these conditions are ful-^f filled it does a type o f work foi which there is no'efficient sub­ stitute. Get My I'rices Before Buying Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Goodrich Sllvertown ijt . , ( . *Published , v . by tho Sanford Daily llornld In co*operation\ V wRh the American Aittocintion of Advertising Agencies / & ' <+<* • _ • ■ * - �S T g i «,■ u5l£<Tl W« . 1923 it-' pr ;.-U SAYS STATE TAX EQUALIZER G ANDY BRIDGE CONCRETE PILING W ILL BE STRONG ____________ PAGE FIVE BILLS W B E T N T IO D U C E F T “ :r IN SESSION OF LEGISLATURE THAT MEETS NEXT APRIL * AMERICAN FORCES THE RHINE ARK |the establishment and maintenance > o f ,proper scavenger service to take n . » n * w W No ( 1)7 The A « o c U ( r « I r e . . , - £ £ Z l £ Z ,£ S : j llha11 1,0 m “ ‘Ic a K“ i,1* t Uk' ? " M t <®r t* lust of the American forces j occupant) o f etich prcmi*<% lot or subwhich have been keeping a watch on division of lot whereon said privy or thi_- Rhine since the signing of th e: privies are located, or arc used In A n iH ia l Escape From Taxes Amounting1to Over The concrete piles required for the Better Tax Laws and Revision of the Bryan Pri­ armistice ending the world war are'connection with, or arc maintained or ; used. For cleaning each closet or Gandy bridge »dt miles across Old homeward bound * * $250,000,000 mary Law r —■ . T W Stars and Stripe* were lowered! Pf lvy $2.25 per quarter, (meaning Tampa Boy will weigh from eight -------«fro mtlie famous fortress o f Ehrcn-jtbtec months o f the year). Said ST. PETERSBURG, Fin., Jan. 25. jcofumluloner or agriculture's report to cloven tons each nnd will be fifty TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 25.— A com- WEEKLY WEATHER hreitatein at noon yesterday nnd in [charge shall be payable in advance by ^Tbe annual escape from taxation to ahuw that there are now 443,491 to seventy feet long nnd eighteen in­ plete revision o f the tax laws, and a AND CROP BULLETIN the afternoon the troops boarded th e]‘ he owner (or occupant) of said ^ 1-230,000,000 worth of taxable prop- horses, mules anil range cattle "esenp- ches square, W. (i, Thompson, en­ repeal of, or proper amendments to — gineer in charge of the construction trains bound for Antwerp, where they premise on the first flay o f each and rrt/in this *tate nffon,s n aatl com' l i" K tnxe* altogether and that the difthe Ilryan primary law, will be sought temperature averaged much work on the Gandy bridge has anat hie forthcoming session of the leg- a^>,no seasonal for this section, will embark on the transport St. M l-‘ every quarter. Section 7. — Any person who vioislnture by Representative Fred I I . * ®‘ er the north and wekt, although the SatUw this afternoon. including Davis, of Leon county, he declared in wcathcr WIW coo,*'r ,hrtn uwa< The eighth infantry regiment, that;1 **®* nnV ,o f ‘ he provisions of this or«*■ large a statement to the Associated Press! .‘-ral ronamiHve days with light frost foimod the principal American con- finance or who in any way obstructs ............. ... yhi, figure was based on the agreed,sinner s report shows that on July 1, ;»«rges, pile drivers nnd other float- today. Mr. Davis also stntid he wtisI n tat‘ "out,1er» division on the tTth. tingent, entrained nt Coblenz in two (the Chief of the Sanitary Department „luation of W per cent ot W real. 1320, lie added, there were 884,28?j inK equipment to lie used in the c o n - L g , , ^ ‘ mote JcKiMl.-ition “ inter- ,{nin *H npw,c*1 over m0!,t of tht‘ f,c0‘ sections at four o'clock. The men wereior his.duly authorized inspectors or Mr. Dawson explained nnd was-hogs In Florida, and that these w «re|fr® e® «w»MnicUoii work on the Gandy! f „ rr5n„ wIth ,n>r^ m,i nnd ,.m! property', tir,,..„r l v ; l 'on, especially on uplands, except saluted by all the high Allied officials, ‘ he s.avanger In proper discharge of , , .. , . , .. ferring with personal in the extreme west and locally in the The I5tith infantry furnished the their duties ‘in connection with these ,rrived at by copiparing the amount worth 15,070,851. The tax books for lK™. 7 ' h“ “ ■rlt-h., under the gu ll, J p -A b n . ' southern division. The dry, warm, guard o f honor'and its hand played I provisions, shall, upon conviction In pf insurable property with the lesser 13.12, he said, rcci record only 235,111 with towed by a sen-going tug. This float- j „ „ , .A , sunshiny weather was favorable for the American and French national an- tho Municipal Court, Ik? fined in a i «lue ns represented in tax yields. e valuation of $183,103. Ing equipment is expccto dto arrive ' r‘ avl*' w u> Introduced mure f n m work, which was well advanced; them* as the train pulled out. The sum not exceeding $103.00, or senting The value as reflected by the insur­ “ Singe1 the tax equalizing^ depart­ [, «,jyern| weeks ahead of: populace of the city of Coblenz, es- -need to work upon public works fore r companies, with certain additions ment was organised,” Mr. Dawson In twn 'weoks' time Mr. Thompson j I''**1* *!,nn “ ny «thv|g,member o f the j„ f„ rt, •ointment o f O.j al , 1 , *CM,on hai( the overage. Ths planting of melons pccially the women and girls, wore n pe period not exceeding thirty- days, ts take In the property not covered by continued, "we have visited every also announced the appointment A. Holstein as superintendent of the ,u a,*° ," " 1 ln mintl "though it laid continued in central division, and the nt the station to sny farewell to do- either or both penalties to be inflictir.iurniice, totalled $1,351,311,377, Mr. county in the state and visualized as ^ concrete plant established on the!aot t!' kcn llcfinltc "J1" !11'. « measure breaking of land for coni is welt nd- parting friends. There was much <’d in the discretion of the Municipal ’ Oavrson disserted. Dividing this by comprehensively « * the limited T A - t i , n°” m ” l-.« ing to the ndop (option of electrocu- vnaced. The sowing of tolrarco se^d [ weeping among the women folks, Judge. infliction of the death penalty beds made good progress, Some citrils and mutual promises between them Section 8.—All privies that arc inin this state.state. (or “ 60 ,Hr .etnt “ . " . ” ;.. r “ “ ,tlffl,,x’nt km,ls 11,1,1 «'f real .............. trees are showing new growth; fruit nnd the homeward bound soldier* to" - tailed to comply with the provisions purposes, the figure, $577,157,188 Was estate, outside of incorporated towns of the titrating equipment. Mr. Davis said that nt present "h e ; shipment* have been returned. Ship-1 meet again, are making splendid progres this ordinance mutt be approved ifsvhnl- As compared with this unl> ttttil cities, such as cut-over lands, clearing the-Florida Timtar land on;wn" 1101 ''i favor of repealing the! menu .if beans, tappers, egg plants N-(lt aJni^ wvro orow,|,4 |ir{M,.nt by the t.’ity Health Officer or the City ||2l,448,5I4 wax carried on the lax timbered lands, swamp and overflow­ the Tampa side where our pre-east- 1Bryan primary law ns I believe that j *nd other truck continued. Cabbag) th‘ fitat|0|) but t}u, ay tracks {.Ms Manager.book* of 1322. ed lands, improved and unimproved ink >■««•-•» which will be 200 f.-m by B be so antemled ns to insure its; is doing Well. Same early torn was ll(„ ,,ntl fl)|.‘ ;i !nip, Wl,ri. JJn^ ‘vith Section 3. - All «>niinancc3 and • Explaining that the records for .lands, so-called wild sand land,, and 7 r)0 fe.d. will lu-located," Mr. Thump- P»-.per operation.” Every election |planted in the southern nnd central fri»,ii#l s waving handkerchiefs* and part* of ordinances in conflict with jy2-2 were nut yet avn.lable, Mr. Daw- a.,D adjacent trt centers of potatoswiJ .,This tfnK ynn, held In Florida Florida nnd umler the present first -Iivisions, |shouting farewells. Some of the towns- this ordinance, arc hereby repealed. ^ asserted that the fire risks on in tton, schools, hard roads apAC^catcr make all the concrete piler for the 1nnd second has re* .I For the northern division, the wen- people wmiFto distant suburb) to. pay ,■ond , choice system, - ....... (arable properly written or renewed courses, grove lands, pniirie lands Section 10,-- Whun the City Health * •' « They will Ih* niohlcit ih^to; in uhsRtinfuctiqn ovi*r the rv- j tht*r wm dry, Minnhiny ami wnrm, i\[- tht»ir > rr?«pi rt«* whih* uthur^ tnuk jr 1321 amounteil to $723,181,331, ti^ anil shore front properties OtTi.ir or City Manager direct* that and from three to four hundred men he staled, citing the recent con- ihnugh f r e t formed on several day*, the ordinary tra iL to Antwerp to .,. ,.,,. in s t il chirh -houhl he added policies still in And we have found the widest v.ill .... .............. he employed in two rhift . The b-'t for lailro.-td commissioner when K is well advanced, the almenco icnew their farewell, there. ' my other tjp i‘ of privy, the owner or ferec that were written in JU1|I and variation*! ih the valuh of th.:-o lamb - -undsDmi* and cement ure I in tl. the i.-siilt was in doubt for several , ..f min being favorable (><t the pre i!..l!i train loads of Im.ips will reach <lLt ,,,lc:xt ,jf ,he |ir,.mlM„ Ahnll pay to m i. This was estimated by. the jn thr same county and,also the value foundations will be hSs -mbkd on th da\ . - |he taw should be m > written ,wring of land for mm and cotton, j Antwerp this morning. the city the actual cost r.f in .tolling •tab* insurance commissioner, hu w. mI, fixed upon them by the assessors in Tampa side, where the concrete mixto insure the correct counting, tal ' Most of the Iri-dt uotnln cron lin. k en .. .... to ii> not i.i.t Jetts 1.— is Ihm. j:tJM)t.__ _______ . . . . . . . .. , . . . . . . st.me. uj'osi the ccmplcticjn o f tho ^ amount than *y‘ ?233^>oI ,-tthe different counties ing plant, with the distributing pow-]ly and return o f the votes and the im- i planted and a considerable acreage The Daily’ Jletnld, l*»e per week. woik tif in-tailing same, anti shall 112, making a lotaL o f. $1,015,185,233. aoseasor of Miami, assess- ir and locomotive crqncs for feeding mediate publication of the result,” in­ i 1 above ground,The wvend , rtxd [pay to the City the nit^nl cost of any Thr ri-ks carried by the iusuranee ,ju, r(>1|| J|n(| p(.rB4,n.t| property of the concrete inlxert. will also k_* h>- stated. mornings Retarded growth to name tepnir* or matennl furnished hy the wmpanjes, however, lv> continued, t.j,y (lir nt $01 ^ 57 ^ 43, Mr.: rated. The immense concrete piles, "Contraty to the beliefs nf many extent, but no serious damage re..1 I t It ! r,ln « » 1I.V..O- 1 * The use of rut h type of sunldid not exceed .two-thirds or Mliee-J|}aw‘ao|l ^, 1,1 whlle the county asses-’ which will weigh fmm eight to elev- people," Mr. Davis said, "the present nulled from frost, Sowing tobacco . . .......— -----------------------— • — -.--------. # .... t **i..I .. ....... 1 ....................* — — tiny privy ns m.»y Pe approvod by the fourth* ofactual vn ec, out agreat <f)r a(rl,|1Ml.H i|H,property of the en- ‘‘ii too*, will k- handled by kcfimo j„ w jH not-the original Ilryan primary beds.made good progn-s io Gadsden OKDfNANriK REGULATING < ity Health Officer Oi City Manager manypeople did nottarry l ie 11 ,„only, including.Miami at$27,-. H'P cranet to railroad ears, after they low. but is what is left of the original **o«nly and adjacent h enlitien. Cab AN <‘ONHTEUl TION AND U hereby declared to k t m misery. T I 1 F liwit nf insurance allowed, while a j |7 ,kk*J. The bond departmnt of the i me made and cured,- Ira naporl c l from'i.in |,n-|.arml by Senator Itryuti a fte r 1 is doing well; mio* . ine was Section 11.—That, tilt . oritinnnce is t'SE OF SURFACE CLOSETS IN pest many more did not imturu at all.' Atlantif National Hank of Jackson the earili g yard on short '"■r a q wn,. amende d in each brum h of tin- P'aoted. Stiawk-rrit 1 me well ad THE CITY OF SANFORD, Fl.OR- declared to be an emergency measure He thus added a third to arrive at a |)llWL,Vt r< |„. „HM.rt,l,ii e-iimated ti - to a dot!, mi (he d '"at- 1 kui.lj.ture. gi-ii.iare. Ii believe oeiit-ve that umt by ay ...... going vanred on >1-mall shq.meots wen'f»ir approximate value of the fire l|ml „ f lht, ,)ril,tl,( , y in .h a m ■I ,’ . ’ .t ,t th 111 - oint-r end of tl Tam It;., k to Soimtor Ilryan'* original toll n'-ob** tb.t-, are fair !-■ got I. hut 1 IDA; I'UESt'tEIHING A RENAL 1 eressmy for the inmudutto preserTl FOR THE VIOLATION OF v.ntion of the public health and safety, touiablt property of the stale." Iho , ()|. t,(|U||| .J pa t atisew.iy whence they will lie nnd adding some of its provision* s ,m,‘ camplain of nut. Ranges a ’ e TINS ORDINAN I.; FIXING I t i l l , n1' ' 1 shall I t-come ef.e live from nnd kmuElit the (igure to S1,35I,3I 1,377.' , , , ti ,i!'-■'e. it- ! to ;l:e b-irges and imrrittl nb bale k-en cut out of tIn- pro- lather poor. _ , , . ... , .. ,, In Orange tsiuotv, the city tax a< IIAlttJE FOR MAINTENANCE; after the date of Us flmil passage and “Tin* t nlrukilmn Will shmv, Mr ’ ...... . t, fi.vMir Viiluufi'il tht- pifMiri ti ami mil to t : e pile drivt'.'s which will plaei t-iil law, that tilt* proper emi tan be at - i For the wertern division the week DECLARING THIS TO HE AN adopt mt hs«Mirt tiriiiinucMl, that tut- li»\‘ii*l. . , ih to n position on the bridge site," i.diu-tl. It i« my intention to prepare was sunshiny, warm and thy until _. . * , ( inoiH'ttv of Orhndo at KMKKGLNt V MEASURE NEC'the above nnd farogoing ordinance ftiuc a *r>‘> per cent, basi.i only, of 1 . , . M-. Th n | ,ei aid. ito.l mttothnc a hill earlj in ilu ses- the last day, when heavy iainr t»ctI . . .. t*** * it v »*f Winter I ji rk vnl KSSARV FOR THE I'lMEIM ATE iWUi •* fer tl by Commissioner C, J. thr fi* lOAuruitlu property of tin* , . , .. The i ni|ileiion of tin* material dgck sion t t accomplish this entl.” euJnni on the coast. The rain was , . . , , , tu*J that within I j ur i Da t c t i i m ut PRESERVATION OF THE I’ UIl- Marshall who moved U» adoption, nnd (Ulc the actual assessed vnl- ,. ( (^ ;(| (>f T(u. and t!n railload connection* will see Tie- pu-aent tax law* are unwieldiy timely in this tlivisi tn. iiplandc being . untie.I I y Commissioner S. O, Lie HEALTH. TO TAKE EFFECT ct of all'the property in I-htrula by . . . tin* immediate -tin ting of material imHqiut oYjtinte, Mr. Davis stated, add- rather tiry. The soil is in good con­ , ._ , tiiunty tax itasessor appraiocu the enIMMEDIATELY UPON ITS FIN- Chose, thi* 22ntl day tif January, A. ifrlivcrica on a larger settle. Mr. ing iikrrito.t iitpa of tnx reform was to *L;ion. Oat , rye an-l cabbage mad*, BDre than 50 per-cent. ,, . : tire county at $14,738,058. AL PASSAGE AND ADOPTION. D. 1323, and upon vote the same wa* Thompson a . ertrd. “It uk*. snows that If the fire in-, _ . g-t "new oitiees to take cure of the'uood prngi <i; the breaking of land . The city tax assessor of St Peter.iTJi two tlredv - illiing in the it i rt-it.-eti iletnaiiil* for nutrt- m o n e y i R wtll advamt-tl. ( ilms tree-, iSaisti- HE IT E.W CTKD HY THE PEO­ mw.ninious’y parsed this 22 nd day of rerahle property in r loftda were burg reeorijed an appraisement PLE OF THE CITY OF SAN- January, A. D. 1323, us fidlows: git- . T h e d ie tlg t on t ll • S t I ’c te rflu-td on the tax banks mi a 51) (>er A.'cording to the ft-port* to t hi mil!-) are in good condition. Ranges,, , S;(l ".'JHdre.i for Unit eitv; l.argnb a<. burg I (HtREST LAKE, Yea ; FORD, FLORIDA: me is rearing the I’lnellas . f* trrt lis^t*. the nuilage coultl be rcfigured $438,132, Tarpon -hote. where I n t a short distanee ti- stale treasurer, Mr. Davis slated, it 1a,*‘ lu|or. Mayor. Sec. t. It shall he unlawful for nnd ytreii mote thnti 37 per cent in tile Central divl the wenthii !*e;,Mir ’ arrived nt $3,731,- ruaif. to P- lilk d rn . Uti the Tam tut cos is Ihe slate jicarly a quarter of a, C. J. MARSHALL, Yea any person in the City of Snn'ord, ire ubf.ib tely uiitmtched and tmriix, mfllittn tlitllni* abnuully to collect it- ec wa t unshiny with mutleralc lein-. , „ . V ., , ; j , fSI31, a total for tho three cities o f aiile , <’omnilssionPr. • Florida, to throw out, deposit nr bury th ti .*t!g • . which -tarli-.l ogert)rJ ail the agricultural lands of, the «hart t.f tlie tnxej, afid “ ilils is about jk-iamrc; She re vyas little or no rain, . $4-!,76s,IKS. The etiunly tux assessor , S. 0. CHASE, Yea ,, , ...... . within the ( itv Limit* any ex crcta, a l « i making good pro* Hite, all the Intensely ^valuable Frost eccurretl on the l,th over much i , ,, . , . . , only one-Uiiid of the whole." assessed the entire county uii u basis git?. i .-,ifi! « half rr.fle tif can cvvay Cammls^iuner. ., , . . . . . , . . , , . fnplid or liquitl, from human tuMlies, or fropttli tui which iiiaured building* "it tloes no good, the statcinent o f the division, hut no material dam- j nt $15,237,102. to dispose o f any aueli substance ju j Attest; hnslncn filled in. Hendred* t»f |wopic w ren.ted, nil tangible personal ql.aued, "to try and raise the ns-, age to tmek. The planting of melons The city assessor tif West Tampa j,mh S(. peicr-hur garni TamL. It. I’ll I M I'S. (S E A L) any niunner other than in it properly pnperty <•( every nature and dr.-crip and pretend to lower the i scorn plated Jtvfti.j n """ ' VI' valued the personal and real property n„ t jv#|a i4jj *;ortH of the cauiitrx sm.-omnl* ‘ll” 'aou . , in some localities. Ship , City Auditor and (Turk. sewered winter closet or properly conU-si in.hiding^moCB U »n 10(H),000 <f ^ 08,0,5. The 'v i, t r;,..,, W l l ,.v,.rv day ami Whn cnr,’K wh,,‘ her ,u‘ , f ,M*an"‘ ' ^ plna ' iatrueted sanitary prjvy. Moved by Co mmi** inner C. J. , Itsd of umt all of uta prop..... ,___ . .. . j . son « lt»d af live stuck and the prop-, ......... •. ?;’ (! „on worth of property as- and other (ruck continued. Sum ■ ritMarshall r.nd recond-sl hy Cor.imi*S irtion 2.—All buildings or other Of .11 Of the railroads, telegraph ‘ l >* a^ ' },fsor Wil’U'!' 1 ™ nrArartinn’ “ *r 1a ' M L l D tit H) mills on $2.<H)3 instead of run tree* put on new growth; the places tri said City where hunrui he- "rkner S. (> Chase that th? rrq-ifeir.il Puliiiinn eonipanieE Atul thb re-S1,f ‘ *a ,,,A" at lh “ Tam' v-veu nm.e thv, 3.W» people vif ,led l mills on $1,000. At present the shipping «*f fruit increased. Strawnit would he obtained without in- P^Ir.bim e. according to Mr. Dawson, t,„ , C-eat i » ! r , l i- being man 1 nj(|age is Iiill111-11 1 - Lev but th ■ ie I't t i . math- good pn.gre**, and lilgs live, are employed or t oegre- ’heat of a second i* tiling of the above assessor for (or Tampa gate, hall k provide I with a prop lorcguhig »ri!mauec r.1 r nothjr ...... . .. ............. -.f .. ........ .liv. “repotted Ported that that the the assessor Tampa Ut t , ln ,K (D id g , mt. m»‘ iuc the taxes of n single it imliv ments are inj. If you utnead the tlo-y an* quite pleuiilnl in the I'lnnt appraised that city's taxable proper eriY seweictl ituter closet or sanitary “ gular meeting i f the i-.ly t tuiuiii*Ideal, 1 tin nr corporation one miH. laws so as to n-iputi- n. sess men is to’’ ‘ "u> l fit. tj al f;;-*.I2H.IH4, n tsitu( fur the four privy for tho eat ehmerit or receiving, !,h,n, not lecy* than seven day* .'tom A l l END IIU S MHKI ING *tw> an lici’tg taxed honestly on k* raised, without putting some conIhe southern division hud a mod-. places of $15,554,302. The entire .......... '’“ “ "I* v," ‘V . ................. , , -I ..ie f human di*charge. thia date, shall I* dlapoagetl v.th by i U) |kt t eat basis. county ot llillsboiough embracing A meeting of the Community l ^ i H ^ rlaying ^ ^ the ^ ifoundation u o n ffor or^ v - i "f °"r ^ m The absence i nof rain was shall he unlawful for «H*t lirmnijmiu., vote af Cm C.ty Com“Un the contrary, the taxes o f ev-, , , ,.„ i ............ ,iyouy are hav-: tht* week. was f » « « « " . |aoy proirarty. property, owner or hla his duthnrized Authorizedjtulssion, dnrl dm! upon vote this motion n ...... - m ........... l*b>ves war assessed hy heM)f Ijlkl. Monroe will be held Friday Inday.i , 0,1 ' I n > \ T T [ fuvonthl cfor the........ drying ,.r of .... the Kveray one of them wyuld he reduced hetCt''1 'W* j eoynty assessor on a basis of $35,- i hl ,lf lhi, Wl.t k in the school hoti.f ^ th,‘, Krh,lunll>’ «,ut aa agent to construct, maintain or per- wa:t unanimously po ised this 22 nd day ti«n 37 ami 3$ per cent, !, nt e-, . ......... . , , ...... .... the double atsu.-sment*, thereby1 • giudes, portions of which have been; ol January, A. D. 1323, as fallows; at which Karl Lehman will make nti under water- Some plnutiog _ took mit to exist on any‘property or prop “Tli'' deference in dollar*, nnd cents 1 11 1 . . . i , { doubling taxes, FORREST LAKE, Voa The taxable property of Jackson­ address. Mr. Lehman in reeritii y of ierties under his control where sewer Utrmn 50 pur ci-nL <i([ the value of , i , ,■ At present, Mr. D.ivia asserted, place, however, in favorubie iocali-1 ville was ns-.ersed at $75,115(1^5(0, Mr. the Orange county (. hamla-r Mayor. of t mo ' connection has not been made, a privy 6tt in«undde property in Florida and . , ,, ........ „ peisonal property i , e . ..ping proper tics, l ight frost on the 17th did saint Dawson aid. For entire Duval cotin- merer' ( tiairrmn C. J. MARSHALL, Yea of tlu- “ range t nun, . 1 * ' * ... • » trnlew the same is sanitary or i.r eon|tir full ray value of all the property taxation, while every m rc of land " h “ to.ti'n k . ty the county assessor placed the vnl- ;y Highway Henutilicatimi commis • Commissioner. MUchi tt. Metcuioligist in ' " ' u' ''''5 ,,s P“ ,vid"d liereimifti r, A .1 z Ih* stale, is $250,508,347." if * full -hi» re of yn.ME S. 0 . CHASE, Yea Lt at $5(1,271.280. .-ion, anil ptv.-iidi-itl *»( the Flat. * bri- regularly pay , Eeitiiin t. A sanitary privy is one Choi, As a /■ 'Hedy for there evils. Mr Commissioner. Siniilnr dls« re|M»iirdes were » tied hy; jhm Endeavor Union. Ilu i a u m-t assor-cd tax. Umler lht present law, ________________ |iio built, rebuilt or <oust reeled that .Ik**. n •anniemled *, "thorough ....... ,.,eakspeak­ " c“ " property Mr. Dawson for Escambia, Folk and kiddy interesting and fm eifi.l t'seretion deposited therein Attest TAYLOR W ill. GO I'd RvitTOW [**4 cipinpn hensJve search for the. er. He will It tl of Hie wonderful work 'v,»r,h $tt>U,lHHi on January 2 of a givm B L. It. PHIL1FS, (S E A L) Calm Reach counties. |wilt not full upon the ground hut in a .zdri-It of millions uf dollars worth k in g done in Orange county in the >‘ i,r and keep .1 until December 31 City Auditor and Clerk. water-tight receptacle, and (b) the - yro|H-rty that tho records show are planting and beautifying of lho high- I * «»n»e year find sell it, without,.» '•* «-»»<*! « f (K* contents of which receptacle shrill not 253-1 te RECOVERS FROM LA GIUI’ FE ‘flpiii - taxation, and a comprohenway*, according to phut* j.hpured by Pnyinfc one cent tnx«» on it. Nor is; provin gm y thank* to the many .faun Srlp COUGH be accessible to„fliiM, Howl, or small htiiiest and fearleaa revaluation il. Mantling, un$ of the m ..*l!»»y paid on it by the buyer. On I’1** " r “ *!* “ «>’ and eoinmumty who nnimjls nl any time, (e) said rccupI -. '< r "IVnj very lad with lai Grippe and U'nmn Mi,M . .i......................... . -....... e ___i . hnvc* ii9*Inori* t have faviitiMi favored mo me with with thoir their I> business . ill the propetty in tho vUito on ft' famous of the landscape eagineerx Hie contrary, every piece of real eshiid a sevree cough. Tried Foley'* since I have been in the employ of l,irie t-j be placed in u fly light confixrd basis, to apply impartially l«>J» tn!" ?9 f»e 35S day* a year. iHoney and Tnr nnd it stopped my „ f the country. Mrs. Henry Wight ^ taincr made o f strong durable mater- 1 uery county alike, If the personal property of Florida is Lilward Higgins . ' T . > " M' cough and I got better," writes Mr*. will ulsu speak. Bog license taxes are am leaving the employ of Ed- (al, preferably mctnl. Raid container' ui This is o movement in which Sem- located anil put on the tax books at if ' ° M,d ,,L> ,,onc. Wlthm th° Mary Kishy. S,«knne. Washington, •hall be provided with u closely f U j l ) a s t (lllC . A ll d0g 8 at ward Higgins, Inc., ynur local Ford two nr thret* year!*, however he I J f i n nude county ought to join. We cannot "'dy 10 per cent o f its real value for •t.,i .............. .in.., m Ca“ b'b« respltiug from La t.rippu, In.■flier to accept a [ms It ion as sales 1 Wooden ltd, which shall L> the » w i i h m i t , l , w r ( „ fr dealt rted, without providing in some fluenza, llronchltis, Whooping Gough, Ilirord to allow our .-dslcr county to six mouth of the year's time, iL will manage annger for the Fortner Motor t o., *,a l of ‘ he privy, and which slfall pro-j‘ “ f g t , ^ '7 n-.-istmit assessors In overy Asthma and Spasmodic Croup are leave us dragging behind in this im­ raise enough additional revenue to o f Bartow, Fla. jert over the outside surface of con-: will be * killed ’if tag.is not ., quirkly relieved with Foley's H oney portant movement, wbh h will add so take care of Increased school and oth­ taincr. Tho seat shall be provided In leaving I wish to highly Indorse ou free government can continue □n dog by the end of the 1nnd Tnr. Contains no opiates—in­ much to tin* allrnctlvcnea* nnd the er state, county and municipal needs." Mr. T. M. Fox and Mr. George W. with a self-falling, hinged wooden lid wilt without sufficient revenue to la explaining his opposition to “ any gredients printed on the wrapper. property values of this region. McKory, salesmen for Mr, Higgins. oT sufficient size to overlap the sent week. 1 its legitimate expenses," Mr. Largest selling cough medicine in the^ Mr. Udiman’s address will bo di­ more legislation inter'errlng with These salesmen are men of high stan­ hulo,ao ns to make the container fly -1 J. A. KILLEBREW, ■h*»oii continued, world. Refuse substitutes. Insist on’ rected to all the people of Seminole personal and properly rights under dard and any business you give them tight, (d ) The container shall be “But,'’ hu declared, "it is not enough Chief of Police. |Foley’s Honey nnd Tar. Sold every­ c o u n ty v i* well us those of laike Mon­ the guiso of insp*-itimis and censor-! 1 mil sure will lie satisfactory to you, [.rovidrd with proper vciitiilutiun by provide sufficient revenue to ro ships," Mi*. Davis stated that must of roe, and it U luq>ed that there may be where.—Adv. means of suitably plnecnl openings, mid much appreciated by me. tin government. This revenue n large attendance from Sanford, nnd the "so-called public health and wcl warno to Ih* fly-proof, and a grdvanlz-! • M y only reason for leaving here is °*t ht- so provided that the burden other parts of the county. Kveiybody fare Intvs providing for inspections, S.30,000 JEWELRY that my family, live in Polk-county od Iron flue extending to a point above kSiitinn will bear justly and im- p'‘ etc., accomplish no good, whatever, HAUL i n ST. LOUIS is Invited. and it is my desire to be with them, j ‘ he roof of tin* building. Provided, tllalfy ujam all citizens nlike." 258-3Ip AV. F. PLACEMAN and provide u vehicle fur more polit­ I nlso wish to express my sincere]Iho galvanized flue shall not be reProposals wifi he received by the 1321 Mr. Dawson declared, there ical offices and mure expenditures of ST. LOUIS, Mo., Jan. 25.—Armed 'quired except on metn! type contain­ City Commission of the City of San­ appreciation for the kind and courte­ 31,3(5 automobiles registered public funds to keep them going." (inb. . » , ! men yesterday afternoon robbed n FA TIIKIPS TEST IM ON Y ous treatment extended to mo by Mr. ers. Il is Suggested that galvanized ford, Florida, up to 2;30 p. m. on Jan­ FAILS ’ TO SAVE SON He said he thinks there nro enough oriy TJ,7I| assessed. Assuming &taru oW1ieJ by JI. IL Patti*, Higgle* personally, and for the rec­ iron containers lie used in complying uary 20th, 1923, at the City Hall, Uhc Lt,fi2yAhat escam-d taxation j^nd wjlh jewe|ry valued at ot such laws already although ho ommendation given by him to lht with the provisions of tho ordinance. Sanford, Florida, for the purchase of M e m p h i s ; Jan, 23. - John w . uud« U,UV1,.„ $25,000 and' fSO,000, after son. Jr., o f White HuVen,- wits ‘under would nqt (suggest attempting to abol­ FortnCr Motor (Jo., in my liehalf, - Section 5. — Two containers shall approximately-$300,000.09, 5 per cent isertedV th*ro was" n lUX tnx °loss.■of■cKmorillng ........ .......„Patti*, ,.lrl Mark a l\ yiV a girlnn.t -<flerk.nnd a a .death sentence for thu alleged kill­ ish any nf those already In- existence. be required In all privies usol by City.of Sanford, Florida, Improvement SAMUEL E. TAYLOR. .* • ‘ "I am p«rticularly opposed to cen­ ‘ ThU ebniUUOHfK nut M-: woman ... B custome,r nntamrr to lie face downward - —1- - ( : ■. ■* ’ ‘' more thmi six persons, and one addi­ Bonds, collaterally secured by certlfiing of Mrs. Ilattic B. Ferguson last The February, despite the dramatic tes­ sorship of moving pictures," he stat­ HARDING TO BE AT 1 8 ? iYYVha f » r o f - n ’o'liolnini n»ra. Tl. tional container for each adilitiunul Cafcs of Indebtedness for local Im­ W a K T b « H jewelry 3 2 , establishment | > | f - ) - I. is loc.lcJ located iin timony of his fnther in which he ns- ed, “ at the cost of the exhibitors nnd HIS OFFICE TODAY six persons. No receptacle shall lie prove mentis, said improvement bonds!, ,'"30 ears registered and drtly, the heart of the downtown business the public who pays .such exhibitors allowed to become filled to over-, tu mature serially, in from one to ten sumed the bintnc for the; woman’s 1 ,1 »>r n monetary discrepancy of . when it patronizes tho shows." WASHINGTON, Jnn. 25.— Presi­ flowing. If necessary-to empty same years. All bids must be accompanied death. Young Hudson received stoi­ ffproximntriy $5^17,800. In one 1 cally the sentence to electrocution, dent Harding may bo expected to be oftctier.thnn at tho Tegular intervals with a certified check for $5,090.00, r unty in 1322, he said, thero were SYMPATHETIC PLEA OF BILL MAKER 8 HOURS but his father puled and trembled. nt his desk in the executive offices ihe occu|iant of the property.Is re»juir- all proposals to bo addressed to tho " n'»chines registered nnd only JUROR "QUEERS" CASE OF SLEEP COMPULSORY today for tho first time since he was cd to nutiff the sanitary department. City Commission, Sanford, Florida. f™ Msassed. One rapidly growing ALLOWS LANDLORD 25 taken ill with the ftfippo mure than The occtyiant, or, in unoccupied prop­ By order of the City Commission of tn r Th* Associated TreLsI |?jn,)T he asserted, had slumped In (Ilr Tkf CENT KENJ INCREASE t, week ngo, If fair weather prevails, erty, the owner, shall be held respon­ Sanford, Florida. JERSEY CITY, Jnn. 25.—^You cerCONCORD N. H., Jnn. 25;— Onto ownership of automobiles on tho Brig. Gen. .C. E. Sawyer, the White sible at all times for the maintenance Dated this 18th day of January, A. tainly haven good case," said a sym­ ( l t r The A M o e la t ra I ' r m ) ossessrpent figure*. In bill has been Introduced in tho state House physician, said last night. The of tho privy In a sanitary condition 1). 1923. •NEW YORK, Jnn. 25.— One hum!pathetic juror to Mrs. Regina Kear­ legislature' to make tight hours of Lin there were 10,450 car* aascBSCd ney who is suing for damages for thy president would have been at his* of-' and fur the proper observance of these (SEAL) , L. R. PHILIPS, K j q j j 11,22 theT,4fnK 4>od f « » ,cn m death of her husband. “ Mistrial," said ficc yesterday, he added, except for regulations. Clerk of San__ ths judge. the inclement weather. Section 8,—In order to provide tor 253-10tc ford, Florida, Mr- I)aw*°n clteB^tniriil frr^j-Uto * :r~r. ; r_ , -. ; , ^.-i-•!=■ V—* --r - » * . ’•« ‘ • #’ .•It h .-f * w ( Fifty to Seventy Feet Long and Hicli­ tre n Inches Square wf . r iZ .» H i , ... .... . m ORDINANCE NO. 46 X NOTICE . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 25, 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/47f32864fea7449738bc8a8fdf234f37.pdf 44fb88fbe1016da95d97d5105a9c24bc PDF Text Text *' f-: j ?~ v. rt *, jc 9 . * * ;9 B — - :r T G S *, - -v ^ < r 45 • . . . . . . . . — ; ’ 4 * ^ • U IN THE H EART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION vo lu m e I ___ in . ■’ * S A N I-O R I), F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 24, 1923 IAN INDUSTRIAL Ki r u Fa l*ft H i . * jN n N . to» 1* •’ I ♦’ Ml h ir t fii s p«K Pa * P* •** IG IN SANFORD FOR RESISTING THE FRENCH * NUMBER 258 TO *4 to* to; Px RING BAND LU *. till The ■» \ «» i.r ln lr tl I ' i m . ) Commensurate with the rapid growth d t Sanford ninny new business firms are ojicnlng business here and the new Melsch building presents- n busy scene this week with the Lii-llcth Cafeteria and the Uiggly-Wiggly opening up Friday nnd Saturday of this week. Hunt's 1’hnrntacy in the same building opened two weeks ago. FROM GERMANY INDICATE POLISH mam along border BASTROP, Jan. 21.— Attorney Gen­ yourself nnd get n glimpse of this eral Cocp announced today he Would new establishment at first hand. attempt to obtain a murder indict­ DEMANDS FOR RUHR VALV. RUSSIANS ADOPT POLICY OF ment against J. K. Sklpwlth, head I'iggly.W iggly ()|>ens Saturday LEY COAL BUT O NLY W ATCHFUL W AITING of the Morehouse parish Ku Klux In this issue is the advertisement of FINES W ILL RESULT MEANTIME _ the I'lggly-W iggly store that will Klnn. open hero Saturday in the new Meisch building. AH the equipment BASTROP HEARINGS W ILL END is being put into place and a large WITH STAR WITNESS force of men are busy getting every­ TODAY GermanH Arc Only Becnusc In Thysscn Plants Throwing 65,­ The l.u.Relh Cafeteria thing in readiness for the big open­ WASHINGTON ‘ EMBASSY I.1QUOR* '* .Patriotic Working Alonj*PROGRAM FOB TUB WEEK 18 000 Men Out nnd Makes Had The Lu-Bcth- Cafeteria will open ing Saturday. If you have never « n » T h r .\ u «f| | | n i I ' r r . a ) LEAK STARTED . Linen For Their Country MOST INTERESTING IN BASTROP, Ioi., Jan. 21.— The state Movement for the French for business tomorrow nt noon but seen a real Riggly-Wiggly store, go . YESTERDAY today prepared to end the open hear­ tonight will have "open house" for all M ANY WAYS to the Meisch building today and look ( n r Tfce A i « M l l t r 4 F t t m i t l t r Tfcr \ a . o r l a t r * P m . ) the patrons and friends In this vicin­ it over. The new store has one of ing into the Iduck-hooded band nctivESSEN, Jnn. 24.— French authnriT r ’"** , . MOSCOW, Jan. 24.— Rcporta 'from ( l l r T b r A a . u r l a l r i l I ’ rrmil ity. Refreshments will be served free the finest equipments in the state nnd ities which culminated in the death of Program for the Week U** *tated today that the Ruhr ilia* Get ninny indicating the mobilization met » im , ■i "A S IIIN G IO N , Jan. 24— I’ollcetand the public is invited to attend th. they are putting in new nnd up-to- Watt Daniel ami T. F. Richard Au­ trict would be completely ___ isolated Tonight of troops along the German frontier from unoccupied Germany tomorrow.|BfC lh :,rK C " f l»f«h'l»l*"»n enforce- opening tonight, nnd inspect the enfe- date fixtures in every part of this fine gust 24th, Attorney General Coco'an7:1f»—Chalk .talk for Booster Choir.' were received here today. The govern­ . . . .... j ment here today intimated sensation* tt;rln, the kitchen, the equipment and store. "Piggly-W Iggly, all Over the flounced. Possibly half a doxen more 7:.'I0—Song service led by Mr. Wols- ment has adopted a watchful waiting The hear­ ' SIAYENCE, Jan. 24.— Fritz T h y * - " ‘,,” lo"“ rw‘ " l{Kht Boim ,™ u,t ,n ‘‘ n the entire system of serving the pvo- World" will now bo in Sanford nnd I wR"M«e* will be heard. ixdiry pendinb actual development*. IngcL sen, and flvo other German industrialM[ l',,1 u" r U*nk*iplc In cafeteria style. The manage* the new store wants you to look them ing started January fifth. A star It is understood thnt Russia I* taking * lit leaders, convicted by the court . “ “ r" l,lcy ,m'* ,nl ,l“ ‘ tr,ftl t,’ onc ment is very anxious to show the puh- over nnd remember thut on Saturday witness, whose name is withheld, 8:00— Message by Dr. King. nil measure* necessary to guard her martial for resisting the French were ! |,our™ t h n w h which diplo lie one of the finest places of this they will be all ready for you. Watch takes the stand this afternoon. It is _ Thursday A I*oltsh 'frontier ngninit attack*. mutic liquor found way into bootleg kind in the entire south. Remember the announcements nnd the prices in rumored tlmt an important identifica­ til fined. 3:30—S|iecinl meeting for women of trade. tonight thnt you are invited to comelthe Daily Herald, Y'ou .will see sonic tion is to lie made. • Sanford and this district. DUS8ELDOKF, Jan. 24. — The nnd see the l.u-licth Cafeteria for big surprise*. MAYENCE, Jan. 24.— Frits Thy*. Theme: "Why Did God Make strike yesterday of the Thysaen work­ Seth Woodruff has just returned ,'*rn and five other Gorman ihtlualrinla Woman?" Splendid musical men to the number of 05,000 U the kts were tried by French court mar­ from Jacksonville where he nttended program by visiting vocalists. most elfective blow yet stmek by the tial today. They are charged with re­ a course of instruction in the opera­ Night services ns usual. * {German* against Franco-Belgian oc­ tilting the French demands for Ruhr tion and adjustment of Lincoln cars. cupation. In contrast to the miners* » Friday Valley coal. Apparently they faced This course was conducted by the strike, which niqienrs to be a com­ 3:30— (treat mass meeting for young only fines as the prosecutor suggested Font Motor Co. for ail Ford dealers, plete failure, and the walkout of the people, music, object lessons in inclination to be lenient because K' Vl‘ Lincoln car owners the best of railway men, which wa* localised, AMERICAN WATCH ON RHINE and special message. of their patriotic motives. Dr. Fred- service. Mr. Woodruff will take rare the. Thysscn workers quit solidly to Night meetings nt usual hour. ENDED WITH SAILING trick Grimm, Essen lawyer, opened'1^ Lincoln car adjustments for lid a man; they gathered in the street* Saturday OF TRANSPORT (Jie ^ase with an argument trying to, ward Higgins, local dealer. of llninlxiru nnd Murlhcim singing Snow Storm in Atlanta That Interfered With No services nt the church. ttUldtjh the illegality of the arrests -----------------------patriotic song*, in which the name I l l j T h r taa nrln lr il I'r r a a l The leapt work with which Dr. King of Fritz Thysscn, whose retention in tnd trial. He concluded with the ile -jl.A R K MARY SKATING Traffic and Communication KIIRKNBKKITSTKIN. .Ian. 21. The and his co-laborer in the revival ser­ custody by the Frvnrh was the causo mand that the court declare itself RINK DIG AMUSEMENT American Hag was hauled down here vices, Mr. Wolslngel, succeed In get- of the strike, wn* substituted for the iOconi|>ftcnt under the Ilnguc conven­ at noon today. Major General Henry I l l r T h e \totourInirtl |* rr«« l ting far-reacliing gmsl accomplish name of-the Kaiser and other former . tions. Thysscn admitted, refusing to A TLA N TA , Jan. 12*1.—The miuth- rr*ville on the* west, Gainuavillv Tonight at the skating rink there T. Allen and Sergeants Dewey Kitobey the orders for the delivery of will !h» NomrihiuK hpecial for all who|pnHt today in recovering from a Mir- Gie i»«»rIli anil Louisville on The east ner, L-ntcr KHhougli. C'hnrles Ling ed by a splendid corps of helpers is1national heroes.* coal, declaring that his duty com­ attend, a large crowd will In there |zartl thnt swept Northern Georgia.1 Nome reports- eantc of breaks in arid Frank Khley participated in low- bttomlng the main topic of runversn-1 The French cbntinue their repre*lion among those who are fortunate sivp measures towatd state officials pelled him to serve his notntry, that and a big time for all. plenty of good' South Carol ion and Western North " ' r<' coiniiiuiiirotlon in ooth Caro- ering the mlors. Sergeants picked enough to attend the various meet­ fos refusing to obey their orders, but the entry of French troops into the skates to lit everybody, good music|Carolina. Atlanta streets are blocked bna ami North Cnrolijui.' j from the seventh machine gun hnttnlings conducted at the First Baptist npiiear to have abandoned the idea of Rohr was unjustified and he would by the Jazzy Two, a big rink nnd plen- j l»y fallen trees, and the power, teleI he Georgia Railway andPower ion, third division, which fought in church. The lender* are not sparing placing the delinquent* in jail, ^onrtmian faithflil to the Fatherland. ty o f room to skntc and enjoy jjdur- j phone and telegraph lines are down.f rrnpnny’s transmission lines to Tal- the last battle of theMarne. Thr themselves but are seen nt tlu-ir tasks, tenting themselves with dismissal and self.. This place is run on a strictly tuinh Falls, 75 miles distant, were troop* were reviewed mid then marchat ntl hours. They have visited the expulsion. [ArOBLENZ, Jan. 24.—GcncrnI Al- clean .plan, catering only to the best Winter threw ,,n,,,n* Hie first wires to go down un-1ed to Coblenz to lake the train for A T LA N TA , Jnn. 24. The expulsion of Count von Ro«dcrn 1 ka n-ceivcil n letter froUl Chancellor and you may feel perfectly safe in der the strain of the ice and Atlanta's |Antwerp. One thousand French troops schools of the city, were the guests it* first nisntle of IU22-23 over the Cuno complimenting the. conduct of going out to have a good time in n ielectric current yesterday was obtain-: were present and ruised a French (lag of the Rotations, went to DeLnid this from Cologne wn* carried out yes­ southeast yesterday lit the form of a ed by the use of steam power. after the American ling had been I lo l>»rticl|«te in a meeting terday by the French, without tho American troops during their stay clean way. Mr. Williams, the mana­ I Stetsqn U|a I x,i H University, I I■miAMli tl nnd mill linl'n coating of glaze that demoralized wire af have m a authorization of tho British author!on the Rhine. Replying to the letter ger, is doing Ids best to show the The storm broke Inst night when lowered. communication to ninny points. Local ‘ ______ | full schedule of engagements locally ties, despite the strung protest of from General Degouttc, Allen said he public thnt he wants to give them the mercury began to drop, finally gnnud interurhnn electric railway ser­ EIIRK.VBREITSCKTN, Germane.11,1 ‘'" nnccti°n witlz the special evnhgo- Von Rocdcni. whose appeal for Briformally turned over the American the best attractions possible and that ing below tho freezing point where U vice here began, t" feel the effects of cnmlmiKn 1,0w well under head- tixh protection failed. In tho Rhlnerone to the French January 27. Rrit- to be home talent ns the people enjoy continued throughout the day and in­ Jan. 21.- The American watch nn the land, measures for the collection of iih and Belgian commissioners culled these attractions when it is some local the stor nieurly yesterday nnd by last to the night. Rhine ended today. Tile American for- " a ). * • night, travel to the suburbs hail be­ cr« iurued homeward, the first dc- ] The Booster Choir now numbers the coal tax and taking over the state on Allen Inst night. He begged to be person. Lake Mary is only n few min­ txnisrd from nttcndiug today's Ehr- utes ride from the etty and (lie road , IIAKLKSTO n T s . < ., Jnn. 21— tachmviit leaving at 3:45 this ufteV.-more than 100 voices and the young forests are proceeding slowly, In face The telephone company officials re strong northeast gales have made ..... mind the* second at 0:30 tonight. people gather early each evening to of the resistance of German officials. rnbreitstcin ceremony. He snid he was a good one, m i if you want to spend inCharlestuii for Antwerp. Thy transport 8t. Mi- iht-ur tin* interesting nnd helpful chalk Thu custom* employes at tho Maytso saddrned over- the- American dc- un enjoyable evening go out to­ ported more thun 100 long distance t|((,wcnjherconditions tnlk.n given by Mr. Wolslngel. Many encc central station declined to work very dis- bid sails Thursday night. pzrture to-be present nt the lowering night nnd see the crowd and the spe­ lines out of commission from Atlanta. yw,terdayand lustnight hut believed they had the situation -grown-ups are also getting their good finder French supervision and quit •f the colors, hut would be nt the cial features that will be tliure to­ agreeable. Due to heuvincss of the well In hand unless (ho freeze grew ANTWERP, Jnn. 24— The United seats early for more thun one reason, yesterday. Herr Fedel-Buelow,’ the rtilruad station when the troop* de­ night. sens, two Charleston pilot* have been worse ns the night ndvnnccd. puted. • ' . States transport St. Mihicl, which Is'as it Is the ease of “ first come, first Reich coniisnr of forests at Wiesba­ carried nwny on ships leaving port. den, who refused to turn over the rec­ AN "UNDERSTANDING" The trouble, according to reports The Ilritish steamship Scvenmcdo is lo carry home the remanding Amor- served." ords to the French, asserting that the reaching local headquarters of the o ff the entrance to the harbor, wait- lean force on the Rhine, arrived in Several of the old hymns and otic LAUSANNE, Jnn. 21— Unsettled Wk'*baileii forests did not belong to (H r Tkr A » M lm r S I 'f f u l American Telephone &• Telegraph Co. ing for u pilot to clamber over its j Antwerp yesterday, or two new choruses were used Inst u is the general European situation TOKIO, Jnn. 24. Premier Ivuto, the state, but to the municipality, was * »t the present moment, it suddenly replying to nn interpellation by Vis­ wns confined largely to territory ruil. The gale is the strongest here1 Embarkation of the men’s baggage evening in the preliminary service of dismissed from office und expelled. Hu took n more menacing turn Inst cv- count Knto, leader of the Kenssikni around Atlanta. On the south it in several months nnd bitter cold pro- was begun immediately. The troop*. Ming, a stanza of one o f ’ the hymns is the third Reich official to be ex­ reached as far ns Newnnn, to Cart1 vail*. 1 to the number of WO, under Colonel delightfully sung ns n duet by uiing to critical developments in the or opporiston ' party, declared that in the past flvo dayp. The Walt “ “Bales, commander - - of- tho j Mm. A. M. - Phillips and Mr.WolsIag- pelled ,n alter T. Nfzr Esjitern conference. Turkey re­ while no formal negotiations had oc­ walker* at tho Hllth iu arr... th uunniry, infantry, are oxpccteu expected to arrive; , Tlu. Bu|0 |n keeping with the "'1 fut'd the British propuaul to refer curred “ there is an understanding t»C| Bituminous Operators Governor Appoints — • 1 * ■ Molderich and OlK’rhauaen yards in from Coblenz Thursday morning. The lhrmc of tho CVl.ning was "Tell Some Mosul dispute to the league of tween America, Great Britain nnd Ja­ th cBelginn rope of occupation also families of the officer* and men nrf body," Nitions for s.etUomcnt nnd Great pan regarding steps to Im> taken” if and Mine Workers Delegates Today to , ,, v . .- t>, . ., quit work yesterday after damaging moMly due W c d m w lu y . "A Triplet of Deep-Sea Ex,»erienrea ^ ^ ^ ^ • Britain declined to accede to Turk­ the other powers fail to ratify the Officials Sign Scale * Forestry Congress ' The troops’ will cmLurk at sonic In the Llfo of Jesus. Was the subject ^ ic counter suggestions tlmt the ques- Washington conference agreements. Ruhf j]t KCtK.ro„ y UtUe below distance from the ’ city, where they ol l)r. King’s appealing discourse last HU* fiot be settled by . a plebiscite in the normai, hut has improved since yc* Of Wages Agreement for Ohio, In­ |twtrsted district. To lie Held at Montgomery, Alabama, will bu conveyed directly by train to night. With a rare wealth of timely lerday. The output of the coal mines ton's s|iecific mention of tho validity the quay. • diana and Illinois illustrations from experience* of Last of Month . lotd Curton then declared that ns of tho claims of the Turkish Petrol­ The arrangements, while excellent ninny years in the field of nvcngellam is increasing hourly, according to the l«*ign sercetnry of the Ilritish Km- eum Company and to remind the con­ I l l r T h r A a a n r ln fr* I ’ rraal for rapid loading o f the trans,Hjrt, |hc |ocn, paK(ur ,in„ tho unu» Usl nhll French and a personal investigation he would take the responsibil- ference thnt, without seeking special NEW YORK. Jan. 21— Bituminous ( l l r Tfcr .iM iir ln lr il I’ r r a a l will make any public manifestation j u ,u make hU Bin,ple n* seemed to benr out the statement. TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 24— Gover­ *1 of addressing a letter to the privilege or favor, thy government operator* and mine worker* officials The labor bureau* at ^uenstcr and almost impossible, owing to the di*„ M |irofoUnii lin,| nl the same Unto k*Kue of Nation* setting forth that of the United States has not assent­ today signed a new w'ngc agreement nor llardet* made public the dele­ ituncc ^ __ f-.. ..ft., .....I i l... i.. ,.i it. ..I Klbcrfeld are making effort* to In­ from at... the city, mid the fnut thnt * utuntlon had arisen which was II- ed to the principle thnt it may be running one year for Ohio, ItuliuuH, gates selected to represent Floridn nt access is only possible to automobiles inspirational. duce the miner* to strike in a body if • lo disturb the international peace dissociated -in the rights of peace and Illlnol*. Agreement will be used the Southern Forestry Congress at the industrial magnates are sentenc­ and carriages. ■•king that tho mnttcr Ih« dealt from usual consequences of associ­ fixing wage*, working conditions Montgomery, Ala., the last of this ed to jail today, but In general, the IturgomnHtcr Van Cauwvlaert snid Richard McPherson *tlh under the covanant, which pro- ation in war, nor in other cases where throughout the rest of the bituminous month, whirh Include: George Chase, response to strike orders has pot (o the Associated Pres* that he "would Killed by Unknown that the league can act when another principle U involved, will it territory. Agreement virtually same of Ocalu; A. T. Stewart, o f Tampa; seize any opportunity given him for been ns enthusiastic, except in (ha Negro Last Night case of the Thysscn plants, a* might Utorc is war or any threat of war in abandon it* policy of the open door. ns that expiring April I f based on Sidney Moore, K. C. Harrell, A. A. expressing the sentiment* of Bel­ tfc* world nnd take steps to.restore Coultc, Bryan Jennings, o f Jackson­ be expected from populations In a "W o refer to the »ub»tantlnl cor- federal fuel administrations finding* gium, inspired by the passing thru w 10 insure the maintenance of peace. rcspondcuc our government has al­ In 1020. N ville; Miss Elizabeth. Skinner, of Antwerp of tho Inst contingent* of Well Known Sanford Negro Slabbed, patriotic protest against foreign oc­ it is Alleged by Negro Minstrel An important American feature of ready .accumulated under tvre suc­ Dunedin; Mr. O. Overstreet, of Or­ American troops, who would leave cupation. •**t night’s dramatic mooting wns a cessive administration* In the United lando and Jules Burgulcrcs, of West such affectionate remembrances ill Bel­ The French have not been able to Richard McPherson, a young no- dispatch nil the coal requisitioned and »UU-ment rend by Ambassador Child, States. So far ns a mean* to fum- Cuban Legation Palm Beach. gium. , gro and son of Dick McPherson, who there are nearly 30,000 ton* of coal outlining the position of the Unltod Uh protection to legitimate Ameri­ is Not Guilty of , Antwerp, the Burgomantor added, 8l*te,. • drives the mail wagon, wan killed and coke dumped awaiting French can interests Is at their hands, It does Storing Booze Arbucklc Pictures would show th*' American* that tho Inst night in Georgetown and a ne­ crew* to take tho barges to Strnssfclr- Child said Lord Curxon had not affect the duty of the American Belgian* could, never forget what * gro is in Jail charged with the crime. berg. Will Not Be Shown clearly indicated that the British gov- representatives whether Ihe* identity 8aya Cuban Chartte Today! to 8tate • (heir country owe* tho Americans if The denth was duo to a fight over a *niment would hold *Jouf as far a* of American right* is associated with The absolute hecosilty to Irantpoct Department if r ■> in Southern States the opportunity presented it «>lf. He negro woman it is alleged nnd the ne­ -foodstuff* Powible from .making concessions in a commercial, o r -any other Ameri­ into the Rnhr to feed thaiz , .•iih/*; trusted (hat the feeling o f grate­ * — — / ***»opotaniia, otherwise culled. Irak, can interest." fulness held by tho people o f hi* city gro who subbed McPherson was a compatriot* la the main cause of tha A T LA N TA , Jan. 24— Moving pic­ would be conveyed to the American member of the Florida Blossom Com­ failure of the railway men,’* atrlke, • *"* ‘ ubjcct of deepest interest, and Mr. Child concluded by saying that . w A t f r i J S v " i i e w I j fc*1' dc-Uared his belief In the prln- Ixird Curxon’* reference to a certain charge today viilted the Stat* De­ tures in which Roscoe C. ("F a tty ") jHioplu 'through tho Associated Press. pany, 'negro minstrels who played as the Frcrtch permitted It to bo known /.•I here last night. j that Urge factors in the world’s corporation’ nfforded nn opportunity partment and (fepio<l' know ledge of Arbuckle appear*, will not b* exhibit­ that complete isolation of the Ruhr any alleged Belling of*liquor at Lega­ The killing occurred nt the corner would follow a general strike, and th* ed by thtatres in tho Southern states “fees should not become the sub- to suggest thnt where there were Senate Agricultural of Cypress and Third street some time railroader* would b« responsible for rt of monopolistic development. conflicting clnitna already in exist­ tion. Visit caused by published re- under supervision of the Southern Knafter the show and the sheriff’s of- famine and sUrvation. Up to the preaThe representatives were glad to ence concerning legal rights to - re­ porti that some embnssy liquor ro- terprisex, Inc., according to a statcCommittee Today flee wa* on the job soon afterward,! cnt the French have requisitioned no **»oci*te themselves with the Intent sources, some means should be pro­ cently soiled by police came from the. ment issued here last night by that Reported Favorable not 0 l-ord Curzon's remarks on this vided for n judicial settlement of legation. * , ‘completing tho details until this soldiers even to buy provision* lo concern. Thl* declaration was reach­ ed; the sUtem.ont declared, on tho morning when Sheriff Hand nnd Dep­ the open market. kovirnment’s policy, but neither the these rights, which would glvo com­ j On Norbedf. Ill H^pproprUtioni- for IT A LIA N HARPIST W ILL advice ce of better films committees, and uty Sheriff Vickery wanned to the for adherence to any par- plete assurance of impartiality. ------------ :----------.$250,000 for European Credits ' P L A Y A T CAFETERIA other organization* representing the ,wuUr . resource . ---Rc held that such impartiality could or, ...... field.............. of economic TALI.AHASSKE, Jan. 2J-3taU trial and wcn( after th* negro in the (Hz Th* AsoiMlaleg I’ r m l ivity- Only those who wilfully per- not t* /provided for specifically In public throughout tho South. car of the Florida Blossom* that was Railroad Commission Laued a cal M A noted Italian harpist, Prof. • The Southern Enterpri*e*, Inc., au•fled the** declaration* had.read in- c(jVnnce, but that under a general WASHINGTON, Jan. 24— The wn- on the tracka.near the express office. a meeting at JackeoriviUeon _ # l em weaning* which suited their principle, the interested parties should Rocco Satalia, will play at the (open­ perviaea the operation of theatres, ate agricultural committee today re­ The negro wanted was under a pile ary 10, of the principal prodseer* "political ends. ' t*. sntlsfiqd ns to the impartiality of ing of (he Cafeteria this afternoon through subsidiary companies, in ported favorably the Norbet-k bill ap­ of tentage and tarpaulin and was rock, sand and gravel In tW* ») Arobartador Child continued: ! the judicinl termination nt the time and tomorrow. This is "house warm­ Georgia, Florida, Alabama, North and propriating $250,000 to furnish cred­ dragged forth and taken to the coun­ and representatives e l the i. p American reprenentativc* feel of the reference of tho conflicting ing" night and you will enjoy'the rc- South Cnrollna, Tennessee, Texas, its In Europe for purchasing Amer­ ty Jail where he will be given a pre­ line carrier* operating Id liicuss rate*-on roadway Okiahomn and Arkansas. liminary heating a* soon a* possible. di their duty J o ^ e r - t p Urd Cur-J^liiimf. freshmonts nnd tbo muile. ’I ican agricultural products, • ' ‘ ' '■ ' • .V V •" V . . ^ /-f. ' * ,, t .. . . i . • r : JiltJ FRENCH CAPITOL CITY MAY EXPOSE LENIENT BOOZE GANG COLD WEATHER AWAITS JUST AROUND THE CORNER; SOUTH WILL GET DOSE OF IT -•a BAPTIST REVIVAL DRAWS CROWDS EVERY NIGHT WORKMEN] STRIKE Americans Leave Today From Germany M| �_ ,,v „,... TH E SANFORD D AILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JA N U A R Y 23. 1923 P A G E S IX ^ -a j _. , : a bo$!of handkerchiefs. The cut prize, a stjt'hf bridge pads, went to Mrs. T. L. .Duma*. Mrs. Fund was presented a rose brocaded pin cushiorff n • -------and Afr*. Hazznrd was given a lovely - —T O N I C H T___ j string of twads. fto For Florida: F.ocnl rains in Following the awarding of the priz­ the north and central porDOROTHY DALTON es, the hostess assisted by Mrs. J. N. Auditorium Was Filled Again I .list *ft tiun tonight and Wedncs. JACK HOLT Tolar and Mrs. Don Smith served day; slightly cooler in the Night bjr Big Crowd tempting refreshments consisting of ft* north portion. — AND— ‘ chicken salad, saltines,* sandwiches, The main auditorium of the First |u& olives, cotfee and fruit cake. ni u b e n o r • M ITCHELL LEWIS Baptist church was filled again last n ici n f t I * night and the revival spirit created IVi f t SOCIAL DEPARTMENT EVENING Sunday when the protruded meeting, ** f t f t f t f t f t e /r s e s 9 BRIDGE was inaugurated was again evident. ** The mcniUrs o the Social Depart'•Sing As You Go” has been the * * merit o f the Woman’s Club and their motto of Mr. E. L Woolslngel, for ®* . BAD LUCK—OK GOOD? husbands will be entertained this ev­ several years and with his pleasing ** ** *• ^ ** ** ening nt bridge at the club rooms. personality und sunny disposition he ®* ** *■ ** ^ No luck about it when you buy Men’s or Boys’ SUITS, This is nn exciting love melodrama Mrs. Don Smith will be hostess. All hns gripped the hearts of all who have -------HATS, SHOES t»nd FURNISHINGS from us, it’s just plain Robert Hines is him <-lf again as those cx|>ecting to attend are asked heard him as he has led the services of the sea*. A story packed with common senile to come here mid take* advantage of -our Splen­ j of song and imparted something of Mrs. Hines returner] from Virginia wild adventure in a storm and to notly Mrs. R. A. Ncwmftn. did values from day to day. Let this tact strikd you and • ” ------his winsome and genial good cheer, hist (right. shipwreck, brilliant scenes and you will be our customer. . * luxurious settings. Also a— EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CLUB 1The young pcopie of the city are ral-------•*Wc see that you see" J. J. N. CONNER, Manager The members of the Every Week I tying to his aid ond already singing The Royal Neighbors will have n. Bridge Club were delightfully enter- j some new songs in un inspiring and mid-winter meeting Thursday at 7:80* Snub Pollard Comedy TOM MOORE tnined Saturday afternoon, by Mrs. attractive manner. Yesterday, In com- p. tn. All member* are invited to cuiue. Tomorrow— Anita Stewart in "The j S, J£. Barrett, at her home on Mng-( party with •Rev. King, the baritone Optometrist.Optician Woman He Married." nolin avenue. Tiiere were two tables singer visited the grammar school, Walter Rose and J. I*. Holbrook, two Phone 410—Opp. P. O. of players. where with his songs, gs, stories ami ,,f Jjrlandu’i* live wires were in the riFirst Quulity— Lmv Prices Quantities of lovely cut (lowers fleight of hand he entertained the ljr today, und are thinking of investcombined with greenery were used in teachers und. pupils olike. today the ing some money here in city property, 115 East First Street COLLECTIONS—DL1) ACCOUNTS, _____ _ ikeernting the various room*, ami preacher und singer conducted the overdue notes, had rhccks. Write ' scores w.-re kept on attractive talliesi. chapel hour at the High school, cap-, ,, , , .i .i .u student . « . body . i with i . l .v s The Country party for our proposition. Our rrpresenuOf exceptional . interest was thee 1tivating the their , • . Club, card . 1 , / thut lv i i . i ■ i , , -, , - , . . wus to have been he! I tonight was hns only Non eleven days si tiro Mrs. - game of bridge played during the nf- messages. Cura. Mularlu. Chills j ! " *" «• ™. i r ti .v :i . postponed to next Mom uy night on The music of all the special meet-1 , . 7 Hutrold' father |iax><ed away. The ternoon, and the prize for high score, and Fever, Dennuc or D“lul»i. <>'• , .,, , , , . , . account o f the cord pnrtv at the \Sfl­ many friends o f Mrs. Ilarrol-I extend a dainty guest towel, wn* won by ings will be made nn important fenj ^ ' • llilloua Fever. l:mdo' ‘ I their deepest sympathy in her be- Mrs. J. G. Sharon. lure during the two weeks of Mr. MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor A * the conclusion of the game, the Woolslngel’* stay in Sanford, accord­ i pavement. Major Wilson was iimong the vis£ . Phona 217-W hontess served u delicious salnd course ing to Dr. King, who was instrumental I _ . ,, . . . . , . . I I r n kav* s i r n ir * (t vUlilnw r» Mr*. B. F. Hines o f lakeland, ar- and coffee. * I In hriuging him to this city. Prob.? 11 <IJ may. . ajo ri- <i'5 —W r* * ae» s a ils - » /wkrr* or r « » l » | All the regular club member* were* ably no singer In his line is better . . ,n,,y,l'i| " ' •tmp.ugn .u * te a r , or If n s are rsO XiU las. »*rll rived in th*-eitv yesterday for « short . , i , J I 1 I -II that the whole lower cast coast is 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE • Metal rara la Ikla irsarlarnl, « l » l » r Vi.it locuteul nt the present. ' eouipped or is In-ing more widely us- , . , Irfsllr, or Irlrskosr Ik, lino. II oil .. , and i- |:!t :.-antIy 7 ' . , i j j r j # .i .v r I to the idea and that the moi- PIANOS ho arrollf sssrttlilrS PHONOGRAPHS PLAYERS SHEET MUSIC' Monteziinia. „ • ______ e.l in nnd desired for meetings than is . . , ...... . ... ,.v .vi (juitoes will be eliminated in unother Rtr. < PLAYE R ROLLS RECORDSK • -------K )R MISS K IU IPP he, and his solo last night, “ Nothing ........ . ... . . „ „ . . . c ... . „ ...___„ year trench section will work with the Mrs. Frank Miller and .Mrs. B. W. SOCIAL CALENDAR Mrs. Ernest Krupp entertained the R*-tween My Soul and the haviour, v health honrtl. P IA N O T U N IN G -----PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS was very sung. Wednesday—St. Agnes Guild will i no., i v/. r. . all-d to Jucl. loiiyille members of the St. Agnes Guild moat wn" very Impressively in ... „ „ . , , ' have a Subscription Bridge Party by the nenous Illness of their pkn-.inlly yesterday afternoon at her S»PMkln* .on the theme of "Prayer" A. « . t , Gentry Is among the prom the meet" meeting lust night Pastor King . at the Parish house, at 3 o'clock. M " ‘r » it - Lulu (Jay. homo on Park avenue,■ honoring her «t tho . , , i. . v .v .. . . nent to the city today, l i e -is off declared it to i Wednesday— Nellie Turner Turner Cirri. ~ ‘ daughter Miss Marjorie Krupp. o t be the greatest oper- u former |ir,.s|,|, l)t „ f th,. ,s..ulheni! Wednesday— Nellie cirri, Air. and Mrs. W. P. Diets of Brook­ N‘‘»' Vurk' ,n hUmU" ;M-nence. i Iu.„ T , k.,)hone c n lu , h#|| meets at the home of Miss Itiilli lyn, N. Y., who have In.-en the guests Baskets nnd vases of cut flower*! o t p n f r is the supreme ^ Griggs ut 3:30 p, m. of Mrs. C.‘ M. Hand mid daughters ad-irned the rooms nnd the afternoon fH'ril ln ,,ur ,ives . snul the . |hf, Sl,ut|, jjt, Sanfonl au.i will Thursday — Literature Department Mc.dam.s M. Lloyd and An hie was pleasantly spent with games nnd l»ri'“ i'h',r- ‘""1 "this is the reason there pro|M||1jv tl.mil|n „ v,.r f „ r ,,.v,.rr| ,|nv will meet ut the Club rooms at 3:3T» Betts, left y e -t.-rday for Daytona, en- rnnversa linn. I.ate in ihc afffrnoon are so many broken lives and broken |<mki„ K „ V(.r „ M. - •«„ dice ’ fo. p. m. roilte tu Miami, they were iirs-otiipa the hostess served ambrosia topfied |homes. Pimple are running counter a wil)U.r hom(. Wednesday— Mrs. George Hoy will no <1 a* I .l U4> .Miami by Mrs. Archie with whipped eream. cuke and choco- to tiod’s directing will in their lives. entertain the membom of tIt,- Idlers lletls and guests I»r and Mrs. Vur- H tc (hfat The guests were given l-ou-1 • hev allow incidentals of life to conWade Morton,uihane agent for ('lull, nt Suhseriptioii Bridge nt th i.ei-s nf l’!'iiii.-.ii<'ld. N. J. ■fuels ,1 w tet peas as fuvOrs. | “ 'Hr time nnd energy and are, lhe ,Jjr(, )in), ( -a||!iry „h(,w. l!)nl wi„ w Parjsli house, at 3 o'clock. missing the better things lhe Isinl in Orlando February 7th at the Among the members present were Wednesday— Mrs. F. K. Koumillnt Next to Frincctw Theatre SHOW Ell FOR MISS ROXANA Mr J. If. Coleman, Mr*. \V. M. Bel- has for them. The n markable priv'" j-lieachnm theatre, yrnp.hete la<t night will entertain the members >.f the -^I r v i n e ding nnd guest, Mrs. Raymond Key, ilege of prayer is for those who will ■and his many Sanford friend- wenFortnightly Bridge ( lub at 3 p. rn. Mr*. Clifford Peabody, Mr*. Joe L-e, accept it nnd we sin against God when glad to see him ugain.rWgdo was here Thursday— Mrs. A. R. Key will enter­ Yesterday afternoon .Mrs. Calvin Mrs. Paul Riggers, Mrs. Chris Mat­ •Mi cense praying. The place of prnyer many years ago when'Seminole coun­ tain the members of the Every Week J i’F TRKCEIVEI) NEW SHIPMENT J. * t i>. Christ entertained at a lea and thews. Mrs. K. W. fVurman, Mrs. might to become the trysting place ty put on her first fair und Wade Bridge Club at 3 p. in. N deV. Howard Chapter l|. ..bower hi honor of Mis* Roxuiui Ir­ Howard Overli/i, Mr*, .J. N. Robson, in our lives. Prayer, is a serious nnd was publicity man for the mLur He nn inescapable duty. Continue tu pray said Mild lie never *«w such trig chan­ f). C., will meet ut the Putish lli.u-ie vine. whose marriage to Roy Nelson Mr-. I lei hv and Mrs. L-ake. for those in authority if you would ge* in a.(dace in a few years us Han­ I'ei-hie-. of Sunful> 1 , will take plai'e at 3:30 p. m. next week The large living r<*om RECEPTION IN HONOR OF HR. fulfill the teaching and admonition of ford ami in- also said that Sanfupd l£ri*Is>y— Mrs. J. It. Coleman and Mi Chiist Don't forget the mayor, the BROUNI.EE Reg Holly will entertain ut b r i d g e d e e o r a t e d with the glossy leaves was the coming eit> of Florida. W I’ H O N E 325 J| 3 ()\ V p | { ,‘ U,':s ( U ,,,T ,0 N DHUtiGIST policemen or the fire chief. I'rny that arr- strong fco miu, W.i.b. at the Parish house, at 3 p. m. honor- of hnmliuo vine, ei-mbim-d with pink K O D A K Deali'i Olie of the pleasing events of the THE HEX A I.L STORE oring Miss Helen O’ Mura, of Jack ' ro « and blue agernbuni lhe ar- -eur-nii wit* the leeeption Momlai; ev­ each may have the strength to per­ soii, Mleh., tin-guest of Mr- \V. \V. ir-mg t -' 1 wen ipiiikly supplied ening nt (he residence of Mr. and Mrs. form his duties to the best of hi* Potter und Mrt. Joseph I we, .» ie- '.iih thimble , and guyly set to work’ ||. B.Stevens in honor nf Or. K. D. ability und with a heart to uphold the j laws in the fear of God. There is no I cent bride. hemming household linen f-r Miss Brownlie's tenth year as pastor of place in this or any other city for un 1 — — ' I *vine*. Tliis work being enmplcted, tf„. Presbyterian church. 10 Storea in Georgia------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Store in Florida | ] officer who will become a mollyrodW. M. Foster of Savannah, Gn„ i f,,ir bride-to-be was astonished The Woman's Auxiliary of the upon being presented with u full church were hostem-i-H and were very dler when It come* to countenancing *«*| in the city for n brief stay. r«|tii|iin«*!i! Tut (lie Lit hen of ht*r m*\v much pleased tu be able to also honor s bootlegger,” "The memorable r e - ;..! P> r«'<t aluniitium. tftr., in n Hr. A. C. Iluteiiesi.ti of Nanking, vival at Yale university cume In di­ A. *L JU't lulolt uf Orlainiii :?im nt * . . ft" ; .* i • , , . t'tul mini' Ini* ••N* r hlltl'it** i 'hum. Hi. Ilutcln-son i* the mediral rect answer to th-- fervent prayer* of lhtf tiny hurt* nn Ini* in* v< >• i<ln> v%».-L • 11H*i ..f »• II u -i i*i«> !»■ <»%«*r mi* -iiinny ..nppoMed by thi-. ■hurch a . oii.*ecrated group of student* who me' faithfully mid prayed fur n roan- f J »;• i ft Hi. hii.dcv ,| lay Mi*| m:d i*- in this eoui-tiy on furlough. Sanford’s New Store ifvsiution of the Spirit on the life r J Phone 127 h. A. W ir-*^ nf St. Aujrn • « i . i* Mhm Dintilium nnd The spacious home of Mr. und Mrs. of that gfeut student body," asserted > r J spending a few days he.e H,.„ a. ling .\(( Quutern, served u-V cream Elevens was decorated throughout business. - . ,with crushed *tfBwbcrflQ3, cakes mid with greul <|uuntities of sweet peas the local minister in his plea for such . 1 a spirit to stir the hearts of the - i bon bon*. Miss Irvine has lived in ianil beautiful roses. The guests were Christian people of this community. I • A. Adkins of Morid t ity wu »•i .i-tni*«li, since her little girlhood, and m.\ at the door by Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. LADIES' SPRING DRESSES JUST ARRIVED among the huisen*.. visitors in Sun hiiv endeared hei elf to all by her McLiulin mid Mrs. t.ehman who in------------------------ T S ford yesterday. * * l d . a i j i t u i *j n n o o n i i r w i kin.llinei-4 mol etinim V large group ir.nliu.-l them to the receiving party South (scor^ia Railway fj- w IH l‘ S 1.1 friend* regret that her marriage rompo*- d of Miss Maftill. Mrs. Henley Would Buy Land For [3 M. L. Giddrose of Washingi so, aH 11.1. . m i in .i.mti.id, mill <lir will be and Hr. llriAvnlee and Hr. IlutcheC., arrived in tile city ye*t. rdnv am i*i '*' h Mi i-il m' .-htiri b end * Ini- -mu nf ( hina and Rev. McCallie- of West Coast Fla. Road i j • •I I.l IllL S* lit I I is registered at tin Mnnt...oi.m ' Korea Muring the evening a pleasing F. nnd vnrod program of i.islrumentnl; Frum (jrrfnvi||p lo „ Iimi)t(in Spring*! h niiisie muI rending* and vih-uI solas • ___ Mm. B. II. Criuiier of /uiicsvilh*. II.. l .»lt VISITORS was rendered, and refreshments nf d e-, arrived heie Saturday and will -p-nd I I I * T l i r \ a .orln lrtl I 'r r s a l the winter hero with in r -.i-lei Mr . WASHINGTON, Jun, 23.- -OlTiO - of the piettic-t 'parties given liciiius take and ice were served liy W. A. Ginn, nt hir inline on Sanford thi * e- .•inn wa. that nf ye*t"idny nf- n bevy of young girls. rial* of the South Georgia Railway Heights. • Company submitted to the Interstate ti'uioo!) when Mi*. Kd. I jiiu* enter. — ---tiiined nt bridge ni her home nn Park Miss Elizabeth Bird, nf Ntnyrros*. commerce •commission today for ap­ 11. R. Trac y, T. T. Whiteh and J. W. nvenue, honoring Mrs. C. T. I'lllid mill Gn., who has spr-nt tile past week proval, a project to buy in Ix-half of Fudger were atiiung those from .lack- Mis. Arthur ll.ixxanl of Augiistn, Ga. with her brother in Orlando, arrived their company thirty-one miles of the sonville attending to liiis.ira* here j the nltrnel|ve gu'e *! i of Mrs. T. I.jin Sanford Hundny to It- the guest of West Coast railway running from yestenlay. '» Greenville to Hampton Springs, Fin. „ Dutniii-. The e v.ere four tables of Mrs. K. B. Huraey nnd fmiiily. player*. ’. ! . . ■ -------—-------------- . • Stockholders of the West- Coast cor- L 2 Wesley J. Hudson of l.-skpotl. N'. Fxriulsite.. etl roses and double hi--; -Snapper Steaks, Fresh Salt Water potation would receive a quarter of j[ j Y., arrived in the city yesterday fur lu-cns were artistically un-ii in deco- Mullet, Sea TrouL—Stone's Market, it million dollars in the South Gear- £ a short visit and is loeuted at tin* rating the room* where.the card t . v :327 Sanford Avenue. . ‘Jb7-4tc gin company's common stock in c x -•£ 3 change for their holdings. LC Montezuma, Idea wen- arranged, riu-*tally cards wi'K1 I’asiinnling designs of bai'keta TO THE I’ l III.1C -------------------------- c Some youngster* have n good time, j J Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Harrold left tlii* I'll I. d with red roses. When cores were afternoon for Jacksonville where they counted after ;r r.piritcd gunie of On or alHnit February 1st, the and some nru not |M-rmitted to play . J “ J Were calb d by the ilcatli nf Mr*, tlnr- bridge, i( wn fuurai ihal Mrs. Reg QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER CO.. with uny hut nice ihildmi. rold’s mother, Mrs. K. II. Youngs. It Holly hebl high (ore und was award-; will put on a parcel delivery truck, n I. 1 much needed service in SnnforiL Purcol* or package* of one hundred lbs. ■(-■■■■■■■■■■HftiHaftBftaftaauanuwftaaantiuisftftBaftftaBftfta or less will he delivered to any place Open I)uy and Nij;hl , Ladies' Heal Hoorn S or residence adjacent to the hard sur­ i 1 faced street*, at a price (hat will be cheaper than carrying them. This company hns recently added to their 1 n u -K W j Q 3 tiy < r r m iiiz n v.rriv < -> v irrffw etpiipment, one I bulge Bros, ton and n half truck bought of-thu Sanford Brown and -Itlue TafTelas and Crepe de Chines Motor Co., nml one ton nnd n quarter SALES A N I) SERVICE 1,3-LItS SUGAR Reo truck, bought o f the Wilson Mo­ Comhimiiiun Paisley and Crepe de Chine IV* • For tor Co, nnd arc contemplating the A Complete Slock of Paris . ndditlon of several more trucks to -Si8.oo u p ___ :____ takirVare of their steadily increasing V. C. HAIJY CREAM Buy a Hupp and You’ll Save Money biisine-i*. They me now prepared to per can ............... handle anything from a small parrel to n plain* or safe .nnywherc in the statu of Florida. You will make no 5-LlhS. CRISCO, For »*«••%•••*»••••••••■■••••#••• mistake in enlliug on them for any­ thing ill their line nf business. Knnfurd, Fia„ Corner Second Slreet and Sanford Avenue Remember their ’phone number, -IPS. GOOD BUTTER, 1 DiHlriliulorw Seminole and Luke ('mmlies * 250- Mon •Wed- Fr i Per ,lli. j ed i Baptist Church Revival Service j : Every Ni&ht THE WEATHER .- -9-•* ■ LOCALS PJ 6 “ON THE HIGH SEAS” J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. ...SANFORD MAID BREAD... Not Only Pure but Delicious R O U T H B A K E R Y Eastman Kodaks, Films, Supplies j THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY |1 Sanford jMK V Large .inti Up-lo-I)atc Fill! tiff Slutiun ( ’iinplelf Line ArcrrMarivs . * mid Tiros ! 05c h S $1.15 B. & 0 . MOTOR CO Snapper Stiuks, Fresh Salt Water Mullet, Sea Trout.—Stogy's Market, 827 Sanford Avenue. 287-dtc MEADOW GOLD BUTTER *1 I 31 '3 [> First Street •_ it for LESS . . V- • ’ The B est, ■ • , . ’■s'f , t,V I �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24? 1923 PAGE TWO Sanford Daily Herald i N i u f l i t S r » r r i l O r i M R r t r e p f S um d a y s i t h e l l r r s l d I I mI M I mk , tUT H i i n o l U A « r . S s n fa rd , K l « . And advertising In the Dnlly and Weekly Herald will bring It to San­ ford and thou the right kind of truodi and the right kind of prices will get the customers and hold tjieir trade. The Herald Printing Co I 't in U S IIK IlH .................. I l d l l o r . . S »rm p irs-T m i»iirrr ..... o . i . r r . 1 tlnnMK«,r Ail, r r l l . l n x S t n n i o r r S S m lU lis lt«tr» Ms«lr \l>|illra«ti<n I . K W I S *1111*1’ rk n n r K itu n n mm It seems that Orange county in having the troubles of .other counties in regard to the kind of paving they should have, It it now a contest be­ tween the brick and asphalt compan- rlrruUtlMu M n n a g r r .11»av ,llff 3 |». MI. T h r M b 13- In IH-pBKr XVcrk lr H » r *14 r « l l r * l r r a m i Sm ilnnlr I'M B nfj • Md la pnhilahrd m o I'r ld n r A d ,rrl l . l n B r n t m tnndi* k n o w n » , nin»llritllnn. *3.00 p r r | r , f . ■ ! » , ■ > » In m l tn n r r . sir:,iiir.it Tilts a s s o c ia t i :i » rilF.ss Thi* A sso elnln ) P ress In drc lu n lv n ly • ntltliMl to ( h e tire for reoubllcM Io n of till news dlsp n lc h r* I'rfilllnl to II or not o l h r m Ise c r n t l k d la Hits p alter nml it Iita t It >, lornl n e w s jiuhllsiirU herein. All rl* h ls of re-I>ut>Hrnt|.iii of sprclat dispatches heraln ars also reeurv'- i O f f l e c i l i r . I I A I . l l I I I I I . I M M J . I ’ hirne l . « AtlveiftI*fm# THr.A*'rn.rAKPItr.51A*: « n .. Itain for a change. And then some cold weather for, hotter price*. Sanford is filled with pen these days and all Is going well omT'ii it , for nriy grumbling from any source, With nil the nc\v. business houses opening these days there should be nome lively times in Hanford (his rpring and summer. (Jo after the luirlness and bring it to Sanford. —r U SELL j-v i YOUIt ‘ REAL f t i ESTATE 1 ! tl WHEN li LIST IT WITH US Arbuekio Picture* Will Not He Shown in the South" says press dis­ patch. This shows that the south is still leading the nation in clean pic­ tures—or nt least Is trying to get thcln clean. It,Is a difficult matter, it seems, friendly spirit that predominated Arthur Greene for the past forty years that he has been travelling up and down the state. He was n dispettier of sunshine ns well ns u dis­ penser of printers' paper and, sup­ plier and Arthur (In cu r will be mDsed from the office*,In th3 state uml from meetings.of the newspaper folk for a long time to come. He had a moat iltndly heart ami was ever ready to assist the newspaper men and the printers in every way. Ho was more than a mere Mn!c*mnn— Arthur Greene m n friend Whu Wanted to help the trade in more ways than one. Ik wanted to bring the business of print l»B tip to the high'standard where it is today and he more than any other one man did just this. Hetty Iler.tty writing in the Me* (’ all's magastho says that Turkish hurtn* are almost n thing of the pa t an the high cost of living has hit the harems as well da the homes. It hnt always been "Rawther Expensive" to keep more, thftn one lady in the hnum as some of the Americana and 6ther nations have fouml out. , , I)o you tead the hank advertising? Some of i lie moat Interesting and in­ genious hits of reading matter to be found anywhere an* coming from the hand ■ of the advertising nh;n' nowa­ days, and Ihe hank advertising hacome lo Ijold its'own with that o f the dopnitment^ston-s and the rest o f the rrlttng news that makes newspapers Pouring1oil on thq Seminole coun­ and magaainos, so entertaining. ty roads may be all right and accord­ "Tli Never Founil Hiss W ill" an* ing to specifications hut the m ajority miunccj a big hank in a targe city, of the people fail to sec the idea. O.l and tcUa a story of unnecessary diff­ will keep the top surface for a few iculties. He had told his-wife about weeks or nmnthr. hut It will then g > having made a will, hut it r.mld not la to pieces just as tills rnmc rood went found. He died after a abort Illness, to. pieces In the last few months. " E v leav ing tin- wife and three children. cuses" for roads will not g > these • Tin.* n;al property which, in the nbI'enco of a will, belongs to Ihe child­ ren subject to the widow’s ii'iwe’r, endnot be sold until the youngest conies of age, HI yea re later, unit*: the mo­ The Herald is glad to see the go.fi people of the Lake Monroe district ther .goes through complicated ontirt prucvilorto il is going t<> la- difficult, get in the game of beautifying tin* in the Interim, If not iir possible, for county roads and that they wilt have a meeting . there Friday night. The her ol educate * and keep the three people of Seminole county should at­ ch Id, i on the Insurance and the in­ tend this meeting and start the goad come from her third o f the property. vv-irk g ling. The beautification of the Yet he meant til leave her in control -A new Library Building in the center of the city, / -Extension of the present bulkhead on the lake shore. The new pier and boat basin finished before January, 1921. A big Auditoriu mthnt will seat at‘least 5,000 people. ■New home for l lie Camphell-Lossiiig I’oat, American Legion. A Community Cheat out-of which all funds will he drawn. -Two mill tax for publicity purposes. ■Municipal ownership, starting with .water works and soft water. -Systematic mosquito campaign ami ( leaner city. -Ten thousand people here one year from today.' dotage to ninke. They are for young comprehensive plan to that end. Flo­ people tq help* keep their affaits In rida la fnejnjr the coming exhaustion order.— Daytona News. of Its timber, l»ui the peril is not nente enough yet to command much attention by Its legislature. We know of no agitation for state MICHIGAN division up in Michigan jind now, byt there wni om e. The northern pchlnThe Mlrhignn legislature, now In i.ula wan once a, remote from the sesnlpn, Is wrestling with certain dtnto capital u< South Florida now Is problems which inevitably suggest front Tnllahnsecc, anil it wn more Inthose which will confront the Florida nreesslhlc.* Then there wits talk " f salons when they come together Ip state division and one of the nr;-uApril. The question o f reupporfleifineills was that members from the merit ia uppernokt ns it is with all nort|i on their way to tie- capital starts, following the Inst federal cen­ limit travel through four states atul sus!. Ho far n n we know, however, there over a thousand' miles of railroad to is no ill feeling hinging on this ques­ itination. That was a tion m the nuthern state. Thertt.mv forcible nrgumc nt indeed, bat the imno old scores to settle, no claims of pmvement o f trui>por,,ntl(g» past injustice, to rr.nkl InAhe mind a ties has taken away Its ft of .any ,of. the legislator?. In thnt and vve la-tlcve there is littk respect it differs from Floarida, -leUjnient now fo r state (! where the emit hern counties have Thsre arc other tnaUera h?f inirthi rnTegisIflluie, but they ai< of especial jatecert to FI *rld«, may la* omitted.-—Tampa Timer. Michigan, like Florida lupr a vas t acreage of cutover land*, legacy i f SANFORD SHOULD HAY her onriV great Imiihering bu#lm**i. PACKING PLANT The lumbermen exhausted the white pine forests and moved on leaving Hanford bar tha fired location for behind them a barren, 'unprofitable wildcrne s. No one in those palmy highways is one of the mod import­ ant things before us-,today und every club and trade body in the city should We feature auto insurance and t Wtf arc ready to explain all the different kinds of policies you can have written on your car. Call us up. county, has paid out to tho farmers ami 'poultrymen anti stock raiser* more than a half million dollars du­ ring the past year, from one packins concern. It la enry to understand why the population has increased nearly SO per cent during the past doende, and why farm values have taken an upward slant during the past two years. The parkin* house rind the irenor.il enthusiasm regard­ ing co-operation have been the* two factors, There is operated there In conjunction with the pack in* house the only drived poultry establish­ ment in West Florida, In , addition there are three products placed on the market; sliced bacon, sausage, ' AGENTS their repiarvtiieiil, Now they are thinking anil talking about reforest­ ation on iaiid. not tuitahle for agrletdtnre, and ' ! chigan bids fair m lead all the it s > * with a definite and “ G U ILTY witnesses CLAIM (Or Tfcr A.anrlnirj LITTLE HOCK, Ark.. J a " " L clarntions o ftwo witnesse*— Orr and Lytjmr Wke-^thnt t pleaded guilty to a charge „f „ r of which they were In no, sente eaupe, for fear that they Wouy lynched if they went to trial, and sort ions that high official* , f thqj therhood of Railroad Trninmcnt y forced to leave Harrison, Ark., b “ moll” are bofoir a committee of Arkansas legislature nt the on,] the Opening session yesterday of Or rand Wise, strikers, whn’decln mmiuthing well worth ‘crowing’ over. they' accepted penitentiary sentem or from seven to ten yearn carh, i llKW o f 11,680, It is practically dou­ surtod that when they demanded ble the aria o f Washington county; Irinl they were told by Circuit iftnl hence there is a greater opportunity .Shinn that their lives were in dang “ Who and I were brought to cm to produce more and to sell more— for the soil is considered equally pro­ last Wednesday mid Judge s'hi ductive. Yet there Is no Mich mi in­ stitution us (Ttlpley possesse t in the packing house; n packing house where grower* can .carry their dressed hogs and*beef and have theth cared for by Hams and shoulders may lie cured in he Imst manner and where praeti cully nil produce n handled on a com- the same ns that of Orr. Hath denied minion basis. ipiy connection with the burning of Putnam county should take stepi along this line. It might he made one o f the aims of the county ugrl Work i*,wcll Started on a 1>i apartment holme at ll'nUah." rnnark* . iltutibn; not to run in- opiMuitimt tlie Miami Metropolis. "< oncreSi pour­ against the invertment of Chipley, ing for the fenndatinns has been fin­ l.,;t to Ik* conducted in conjunction ished and about fifty men meat work wit it— for there will be markets getting things ready for the First Hour. f»ir nil, provided the' quality of the Thu building will be at ti-.i’ twir.tr ot products tire equal. It would require pjRni avenue and Tenth r-tieet," Tlic considerable propaganda upon tlu : Metropolis adds that foundatlan* have part o f ihu county agent through the staked for the new hotel nt Iliapic.is, and it would require much Jeah. Progress along all lie. ■- ».« noted li.’ait-to heart e .pinnfition upon his jn tpc developnipnl of thi. m-vr and part; hut the p:e - of the county attractive suburban nrtinn. v. mbl extend the one hi t |ual ports ____ ____________ __ SAVE IR E S MONEY ON AND T t 'lt E S My Prices Itriorc Pi Pen nsyl vania Yam urn Cup Goodrich b edestroyed vsish no steps town i d R E A L ESTATE OP Railway were accessiiili - en" il too a m u n l to lie considered. Now, however, the cn*o' is different; th< growin g scarcity o f timber for budding, ahd the. lin g haul.* which ad 1 ■■'> much to It: cost leave shown tin Mich ganders (he ir full yin permitting their furcstn to Maxwell & Britt PEAR W AS CAUSE Silver town F oe quick resuits, try a want ad. A 11 Ove r %l e W o r l d Groceries, Meats and Produce New Meisch Building, with All New Merchandise and See the Most Beautiful Store in Sanford To the person guessing nearest the number of customers making purchases at our store on SATURDAY, the. 27th, we will give them free 1 12-11). Sarlt Pillstiury’fl Flour 1 pound Maxwell House CoiTcc I pound Sunset Gold Hotter JJalf pound Tetley's Orange Pekoe Tea 5 pounds Granulated Sugar 1 pound Kingnn's Breakfast Bacon 2 pounds Prunes (i pounds Corn Meal 5 pounds Blue Rose Rice 1 can No. 2 Vi Del Monte Peaches I can No. 2 Gold Bar Pineapple 3 cans No. 2 Tomatoes • 2 cans Carnation Milk 2 packages Over-Sea Spagli 1 package (Junker Oatmeal 2 loaves Bread 1 pound Cheese 1 can No. 1 Frisco 5 ))kgs. Gold Dust Washing Powder 5 bars Octagon Soap !j-!b. Waller Baker’s Cocoa I can No. 2 Premier Corn 1 can No. 2 Del Monte Peas 1 lint lie 3-oz. Stuffed Olives A ll you have to do is to write your name and address and guess on a piece of paper and drop it in the voting box in the lobby of the store chaser to make a guess The name and guess of the winner will be announced in Monday’s Daily Herald A BALLOON WILL BE GIVEN EVERY CHILD NEW MEISCH BUILDING NEW MEISCH BUILDING :*•* ♦$* +X**♦♦♦♦♦ �PURELY PROFESSIONAL - Cards of Sanford’* Reput­ able Rrofeulunal Men, each of whom. In his chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. id <3 ki id lu i i\*fi George A. DeCottes Attomey-at-Law - Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD -s- FLORIDA WHEN YOU GROW OLD Committer Of Education Have Been Working on the Course *- = (Hr T h e .tMarUlnl t’ r r a . i ST. PETERSBURG, Fin., Jon. 22— ------broad held of subject* o f Interest; TALLAHASSEE, Jan, 23- -The to the body politic will bo discussed work o f revi sing the course o f study while legislative measures to be pre­ in the elementary and high schools of I sented, to the forthcoming session of the itate Is expected to be completed 11 the legislature will bo outlined at a within the next two month' and the three day meeting of the Florida rev i-re! course will Le adopted nt th?!! league of Wuhian Voters which con beginning of the t-chuol term next fall •* »■■ - -- -> venes here tomorrow. according to \\\ S. Cawilum, zuper-1 Many speakers of both national nod j Jntendcnt of* public instruction, state promincnco arc ..A the program. I - \ committee of educators appoint-} } cd hy Mr. Cawthon, hns hten working j Florida State Fish ■on the proposed revision for the past | 1 r 1*»n n \ u c ’ n |two or three months The committee! * R u « a m e .ASS ll g MUt nt SL Petersburg during and have saved nothing it’s too laie to begin, because you have nothing coming ini NOW while earning is the time to SAVE weekiy, deposit with our Savings Department and get \ % Interest on your money. • -<rf ■* * i.| This bank cordially invites your account. ^ f j| | D r a f t L a W S l *lP meeting o f the Florida Eucallon, aI Association for a dlkcuiitoh of the] ATTORNEY-AT-LAW For Revision of I'resent Law i'rovid tentative stager of the revision.* Mr. Cawthoti plans to call the committee I ing Fish and Game Warden First National Bank Building I together nt an early date probably for I (Hr The ."•■siu'.atrti fres.) submission of its conclusions. j FLORIDA banford TAM PA, Jan. ‘Jit—-President CliaThe work undertaken by the com- * A COMMUNITY GUILDER ney o f the Florida Fi h and Game mi tree, It was explained by Mr. Caw-j v, , . , ., . .. . | , Protective Association wns scheduled i than docs not contemplate a change ... , ,ri Ads lc a word No ad taken for less than 25c and positively n o ;, P. P. FORSTER. 1'reaident U. F. WI1ITNER, Cashier „ , . ,, . „ -to tu preside preside nt nt the the session session of of the the exex- in in text text books books now now in in use. use, fits office! CHELLE M AINES Classified rtaHsirird nds charged to anyone Cash must accompany all orders, t ount eciitive committee this afternoon fur. hnn no authority to deal witli u reviLAW YER the words‘and remit accordingly. * the purpose o f drafting legislation sloiv of the text lawks as there is a ’-t— Court House DODGE TOURING, 1321, runs and for the revision of state laws to pro- body .entirely removed from hi* of­ FOR SALE vide for n stale fl«h had game com­ fice that deal t with this subject, he SANFORD M ARBLE & G R A N ITE W ORKS looks like new, $505.00, missioner. explained. , FOR SALE—Selected Svn Island DODGE TOURING, runs nml looks Byte Examined Glasses Designed JOHN GOVE, Proprietor ’Hie last revision o f the ebureo o f seed "and big boll upland seed, lest! like new, $805,00. studies wa t made In 101)8, it is under­ Henry McLaulin, Jr., varieties,— Wiisoh-.Mason Co., Jack* RKO TRUCK, fine shape, new tires, Calcium Arsenate CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY stood. sonvlltc, Florida. 257-8U irtte model, $505.00.1018 West First Direct 1018 West P in t Street O pt D. There were 2,571 public school buil­ Industry Investigated Runs WOOD FOR S A M .' $8.50 a coKE DODGE TOURING, cheap. OpUcian-Optomrlrist dings in tie* state ut the close of the good, must 1w sold nt onse, $205.00. Please arrange to p jy cash on de­ by the U. S. Senate school term June 30, 1022, according: 312 East First Street Sanford, FIs. livery, and specify the kind of wood ( ’HANDLER 7-passenger, runs good to figures submitted in Mt. Cawthnii'u tires good, $305.00. wanted, when placing your order.— F. Fletcher Wants tn Know \lwul Antibiennial report. TIu* total school pro­ VIM. 1 -ton Tfuck, $235.00. 130-tfc Trust Laws DR. R. M. WELSH S. Vernny. perly in the state i t valued nt $18,1)00,1IU1CK SiX touring, 1020, ran less | FOR SALE— Dosier and Gays’ paints Graduate Veterinarian 1107 while the total expanded for the than 115,000 miles,’ $535.00. , ( H y T h e S k w c Iu I m I I ’ r f . i l and varnishes ht Sanford Novelty Telephones: Offico school pur)taxes for the year ending WASHINGTON, .tan. 23. luvesti1 ’A tfc LEXINGTON SPORT, 1022, nearly Office 123 * ‘ Opposite P. 0. Works, Sanford agents, gew, $850.00. •* gallon of the Calcium ar-inr.te iiiilus- June 20, 1022, was $0,702,800.1X1. Residence 257 Del.ami, Florida FARMERS— You can get seed need bed DODGE SEDAN, excellent buy, $050. h y by federal trad.* vommission orfram-s and irrigation" plugs nt The OLDS EIGHT, 7 passenger, fine vqrjdered hy the senate in adaptInff r. aAmerican Express Co. 100-tfc for hire, nvereixo tires, fine nieehnn-j lutian hy Senator Heteher. t tinimisn n k l M M i t a K a R a b Sanford Novelty Works. Wauls More Termin­ FOR S A L K — Twel ve fund.died room a ieal (and It inn, looks good, $200.00 >i"it directed to repml whether any with tliree year lease at 115 Pal­ cash, hiilanre $5U.OO monthly. violation of anti-trust laws in the als ill ,iax to Handle avenue.________________________ 235-tfc .Several other good cheap cars,Ami manufacture and distribution of enl__________ r * metto FOlt SALE — fi-nere rclety figrni, close trucks. We must sell all these ears ''hon arsenate. , Si.ulli Florida I Vrmtinlde- anil ( H her u in with nice house.— K. F. Lane. by F’ebruaty l-t ns we will then move ---------------Produre 251-fitpi into our new Dodge home and will FREE ON PAKtll.E |tty t fip Att'HM'Intril l*rrm%l FOR SALK 20 acres celery laiol with j ner d room In remodel oun present i-er M ir T l i f Aa.u rlntnl I ' r o i l TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 21. Amerm fluting well on brick road, $175.00 vice .station, You can find the name of PITTSBURG, Kan., Jan. 23— Free American Railway Express Company m every lire • Business Man per acre.— E. F. Lane. 251-fitp- 1*' per cent discount n all cars list-i on jinmle rom the I’ mtvfnrd county if. living l>* obtain larger transfci ed abvc fr all cash. m in Sanford in this Column ISa FOR S A L E — New bungalow, re ■jail, Alexander Ifftwnlt, former pres­ space at Jacksonville with a view uf Terms to responsible parties, ane- ident uf tin* Kansas Uniun miners was m each day. bargain.- E. F. Latte. 25-1-6tp facilitating movetm n(. of perishables third down, lmlanec fl. 8, 10 and 12 at Ids home .hero yeaterdhy. Ite|Hirls Kt l rom Scut hKlurida W. Buckner, sup FOR S A L E — Pottage, garage and months. im fet »* ta ta ID In that a bench warianl bail bveu issued eriutendent of tin company, t.dd tin trader. Inquire Mr. Durant, lathe in t licrokee county far Id*, return to lailrnad comndaEion yestciilay. N**rMary, Fla. 25«-llt|* that county to finish an unexpired m*d i*bedub's lire l*eing maintained Sanford Motor Co. . Quick Service Transfer FOR SALE—Woml for sale, small Phone 3. DODGE DEALERS sentence on aimther charge were er­ he asserted hut lie ie Winking* ti* oli blocks nnd trimmings from tinStorage Faculties roneous neeoriling to iiudriimtinn at lam better facilities, FOR SALK the sheriff's office at Col uni hta,' neat If w* please you, tell others; If not, crate mill. 50c a wagon load at,the mill. Kim* to make your heavy wood i here.' 1 1021 Dodge, extra fine tell os. Phone $98 REACH AGREEMENT hum well.— Shinlmlser'a Mill. 1 1020 Ruck, fine sha|*e. 25 i-e.o.d-4 wjt t 1020 Chevrolet, only $200.00 PEOPLE OF THE NEW YORK. Jan. 21—The sub­ SANFORD M ACH INE FOR SALE- Ouklamk car. Model .• !* 1 liud.-uni Touring FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH committee of bituminous coal njw>ntt.. $300.00 Ami .other j-ood values in lined cars. 11. Sell cheap *m account of leav­ CO M PANY nr* mul lalxir union chiefs coiuddevWe, the ehihtreu of the Fourth ing a new wage ugreentunt let replace S W J C A N GAR AGE CO. GcnernI Machine anti Holler ing town In a few day*. *’:;n FOO car Grade, wish to thank the people <*f that expiring in the tripartite enmhy culling phone 532--I. 258*511* 2 .7 ::u"W o rk * the Baptist r'hunh for the ure •*f pelitiVu field ■>»' til. ce,.lril vast he. Cylinder Grinding; FOR HALE FOR QUICK SALE l ot on Magtin Ir building for school. i ui bed eti egret meat yi -teiday. Automobile Repairs ,i W | noliti uvenpe, I’ lmlie We think you raved a place for n. The new ugrceineiit i* t<> hi* subAcetylene Welding tto I02n llttiek Touring, $<’*75. terms. as Well as for those who go to church. m ille d to the whole conference today Phone (»2--------Sanford, Florida 1021 Fnril Coupe, $175, Terms, Again thanking you, very sincerely, for ratification. If this Is fm thcoming FOR RENT 1021 Ford Touring, $225, terms. |John Oglesby, John Crawford, John thp prubahiitty o f the itrTlreswiU Ih> ELTON J. MOUGHTON FOR R E N T - Nicely furnUhed n» nr, Ouiek l our, 5 new tires, $175.00. Stanley, Willis Allman, Raymond A 11- dollnltely removed. now, huUtling, 7ltl West First ‘St'I man, Willis Brown, Clifford Collins, ARCHITECT Michael Gnlleghcry, Joint chair­ SANFOIU) I1UICK CO. 257-311* "-A-,/ 1 '— -a] Jack .Stamper, William Leo Harvey, man of tile suh-cmnnilUce, deeliiun 252-Ste — Horace Smith, Emory Spcir, llillle t.» make public details of the new Boom 7, Miller Bldg. I FOR R E N T — y » e hlnek from First Chandler 5 Ball, Gregory Kiftlaw, Howard W|l ‘ agreement other than to nav that it FOR SALE— Brand new BANFOIID FLORIDA street, nicely furnished rooms, pric­ pasengcr Sport in tide!, onlj i**’1" Utts, Luther Calhoun, George Mnye, i1IVoived no vital changes in Hi terms er from £ l .00 to $5.0(1 tmr week. W ith dtiven from Jneksutiville la Sanford, Alton Middleton, Frank Cowan, Ik S. ,,f tfu, juesenl contrart. meals $8.00 to $12.0(1.-110 CmnnterSANFORD N O V E LTY ,-inl Easy terms to responsible party. iioltselnw, . Voonie Hollon, Frol Street. 25. -hip Could be seen at Sanford Fruit Store,' Oeojge, Donald Pennington, Ernest WEDNESDAY NIGHT A BIG WORKS FOR R E N T 5 room lottagi' ;it 30*' 107 First Street. . 213-tfe Rogers, Ralph Went, Totfnie Ellis,. *i |ME, .SKATING, LAKE M ARY East Fifth street. Apply 300 V. C. COI.LER, Ptop Roy Britt, Sara .Mitchell, Mary Helen ACADEMY. 255-lie ’ French Avenue. 257-2tp FOUND Rumley, Leila May Sears, Katherine General Shop Jliul Mill’ ltglii hotwe F p U N P —Pair of hidrns’ gloves. Own­ Tillis, Edna Willetts, Ruth Ericson, STROUT FARM AGENCY Work keeping apartment for adults only. er ian get snine by calling lit llcr- Ruth Chandler, Sadie Bridgman, Eu­ 115 Magnolia Ave. ->i CONTRACTOR and I1U1LDER A|,'’ly :iu0 FrcV h AvL'n-UI'‘ t. -- “ M’ aid, proving property and paying for nice Brooks, Lucy Henderson, Doro­ The finest young grove In thin roe* . 251-tfc thea l.awMm, yon. 10 acres, A17 four year old #17 Commercial Street— Sanford, F Is.; F0^ RENT Ion room house, on® this nd. 57 ■ tulle north of Longwood, nenr brick trees, mostly Valencia, foil longerroad, 20 minutvs ride from Sanford. MISCELLANEOUS Snapper Steaks, Fresh Salt Water in*-*, 23 Inrge reedllngs, also n row of GILLON & F R Y See H. t 4, Doudney or Jno. D. Jinkins UAN’ c TTi G Ci.ASSES every Tuesday Mullet, Sen Trout.—Ktone’a Market, ■UK) buds on sour stuck, budded last 2a'-dtp- llt Pnriah Iloure at i p. m. for chil- 327 Sanford Avenue. 257-4te June, -t room house, barn, flowing ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS at court house, i I> ■ / FOR RENT -Two furnished house- dren and 7 p. m. for ndulU. Intcrpro* well, beautiful hike view. Just u step KID NBY'TRO U BLE CAUSBS keeping apartments, 320 Oak nve-1 tatlve nnd hall room dnneing.— I’ rofcso ff brick road and hut n few miles W«Un(honae Lights and Appliance* LAMENESS 1l-1-l fc from Sanford. Considering ijunlily of nue. Nn children. Call 2C03. /55-tfc sor C. I*. Ehson. ■ New Line of Fixtures "A lameness followed me for some grove nnd land, the best buy in this FtjJt RENT— Rooms for light house- LOST OR STOLEN- Itlnck nnd white Miller Building— —Magnolia Avenue keeping. 1020 Laurel Ave. 25(l-litp setter pup, al*out ten muntha old- time, and I felt that It was caused vicinity today. Price $5,500. $2,500 from kidney trouble. One bottle of cr.!.h, balance, J, 2 nnd 3 years, FOR RENT—JTiictly” furnished^lietl Reward I f returned to A . Vaughn's Foley Kidney Pills had the dunked ef­ 250-tfc 257-31 p B. W. HERNDON rooms, no children, ( ’all nt iU'J Oak residence, fect," writes II. B. Arbuekle, South Ave.' or phono 2-H-W. 258-tfc Itarrc, Vermont. Backache, rheuma WEDNESDAY NIGHT A BIG LAKH COUNTY COUNTRY listti, dull headache, too freeguent or TIME, SKATING, LAKE MARY INSURANCE AGENCY W AN TE D burning urination-are symptoms of ACADEMY. CLUB TOURNAM ENT F IRE— A UTO------ BON DS 255-llc WANED—A chnneo to build your Kidney nnd Bladder trouble. Disord­ • .J A N U A R Y 22, 192.1. new homo before lumber gets any ered kidneys require gironipt treat­ S. O. Shinholscr higher. Plans and rstlnialcs furnish­ •. -. ment, Neglect cause* nurious comjdied.— Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc Wo lieg tn nnnounco the following catiimn. Foley Kidney Pills give Contractor and Bnllder WANTED— Three” boya with bicycles tournaments which will Im> held nt (juick relief. Sold everywhere.—Adv. Proposals Will ho received I»y thee ■ nt Western Union. 251-tfc the opening of the I-ake County Coun­ 8ANFORD .t, ... FLORIDA City Commission of the City of San„ 8 i* meeting the demand for good pure water and there are hundreds of* c o m r j m i S T ^ ' i i o a i r i i G t n i try Club, January 31, 1923, at 2 p. m. bottlrp being distrihuti-it around tho City at ail limp*. J-kvairyrfamitf, » a >'««!•/» * . ■ford, Florida, up^o JjJO.p.JO. on Janrfi U*d'. L 1.— Blind Bogey Handicap* 18 h6ics B* *# s’ _i Western Union Telegraph .office. of-Sanford should get the habit and— A. P. Connelly & Sons Vary "0th, ll'J-i, nt the ( iiyi ! I i U L i l f l ,; -2.— Bernfcch K ^rp.-lh hylo:*. j j V I Clean and healthful work and chang­ uxuiHi.fcre in n fHinTord, Florida, for the luirrhase *>f h 3. - Select Score, P I» f the best hole* er, for advancement. Apply local ll-K-A-I, Dug license taxes are approximately $300,000.00, 0 jier cent Jj r.-S-T-A-T-ll • . A i —Driving rontest, path player ■firm, mnnagest Western Uidon office. ( n t r ft l m r n l * City of Sanford, Florida, Improvement J 253-tfc driving three tmlls, the longest drive iiast due. All dogs at I n-lniprntrd Inml Inan rn nrr Bonds, collaterally secured hy eerlifi- ■ to win. *Jlr I.olo large without dog, tag.(cate* of indebtedness for local iniU"AS“l'i;i)-"rr<* burrow $3W» ntwifcco', Nnrrtr llonilo •«i i 5.— t.idles' Blind nogty, 0. holes. ■ ” 8^ II address "300” care llernid. 25^3tp t.o n o o Ill the event of a tie in Blind Bogey Wljl I)C killed ll tag IS not protemento, said Improvement iKinds 2 And our truck will be nt your hack d-*or with a bottle of that p u «i* m ■■■>i(araa Property l l u t w u Chaorro WANTED—Smart buy with wheel.— a’ or Select Contest, thu player bavin/ on dog by the end o f thu to mature scrinlly, in from one to ten] 9 water that all the hotels, reaUurnnts, drug store* and amb fount-iintfo J Stone’s Market, Sanford Avtnuo. * Mjjln -Office years. All bid* must bo accompanied - are (Uln*. ihc lowest scratch scute .will win. week. 257-tfe Three prizes will be offered for m MRISC i i h i : a i ,t v c o n i ' i w with a certified check for $0,090,00, " anpoiih iW i;rn ii:x T company all progmsuis to bo addressed to the tin' first two events; Ope for tho Se­ J. A. KILLEBREW , And Be Sure it’s Elder Springs W ater You* Automobiles For Sale lect Score; One for tho Driving Con­ City Commission, Hanford, Florida. <8 IO IJI Man not In A x r. Chief of Police. Use in That Battery Vv T By order o f the City CdmmUsb'n uf FORD ROADSTER, 1021. starter, etc., tes! and Two for the Ladies' event You are cordially invited.-to be Sanford, Florida. $205.00. G B. HODGINS Dated this 18th day of January, A. FORD TOURING, 1021, starter, now present nnd lake part in'thesu event*. STEW ART The Florist AUTO RADIATOR AND SHBET The Tournament Committee. D. 1U23. paint, new top, new* battery, etc. Cui Flowery - - Floral Design* METAL WORK8 1 *- i* A . j i Johli Ridley, S - -5: > ' f *|i ■ ,, % (S E A L ) t* It. PHILIPS, i Runs fine. $350.<x). , Gciferfir^RepsIring Annual a OrnKmVntll plant* Roy Ilatfdiri, • Clerk of SanFORD SEDAN, 1322, iiew paint, runs J hrenrh Ave.---------Sanford, Fla. ‘ Harry Ifannnh. fine, -good tireii, $305.00. FRED R. W ILSON I. S BUSINESS DIRECTORY -T,~ PHONE 311 FOR QUICK ACTION > g �THE SANFORn D AILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2-1,,1923 PAGE FOUR BASE B A L L FOOT B A L L BASKET B A L L T R A P SHOOTING GOLF BOW LING TEN N IS BOXING CHAS. L* BRITT, Editor A oTHTl Ml* MPUClAi; BOX1r-fU.KT\ POii s r » : r i A i . t a x h c h o o i . DISTHICT Aft. s. At: til MILK t io em \TV. Mftillaney May Attend the Savannah Session as Jacksonville’s Delegate •Die going nhend of the Ftoridn Stu.te League has boon held tip awaitingj the outcome of the .Incksonvllle squibblc on account of the Mullnncy claffn, and from the dupe handed out aft^r the last meeting of the League it vftts rumored that The Florida State la-ague would not continue if Jack­ sonville's franchise fell through. And n o * there is talk of Jacksonville be“ The Woman He Married" at the ingJjjitl a new league that may lie PHncess tonight. formed in which event, that will mean the State League will either have to Nntalie Lane, ,nn artist's model get another club to take the franchise played by Anita Stewart. or tPM>nnd. IE is doubtful in the minds of the This is Anita Stewart’s best pie lure, and why miss the la-st? to vh e tK e rfr not thcywill care to sup iort si1club InViass H;circuit) hut fieri rdih'g to the Jacksonville 'Journal, alth iugh uncertain at this time, it is probable that Jacksonville will bp rep­ resented, Dominick Mulluney being chairman of Jacksonville's interests. The other towns and cities mentioned In the new league nre: .Savannah, Jacksonville, Columbus, Macon, Mont­ gomery and Albany. Augusta nml Drurtswck nre also interested. The Journal has the following to say about "The imso ball committer' n-prosentIng the cities of Jacksonville, Savan­ nah, Columbus, Macon, Montgomery anil Albany, p|| of whom nre pinking •incere efforts to organize n reiv cir­ cuit that would probably have n clans D rating arc to meet in Savannah on 'Wcilpesdny for the purpose of outlin­ ing plans mid determining if such an orgujiizntion enu be formed mid plac­ ed u n a paying twain, "Two Columbus, Georgia, hast-hull fans arc the chief Instigators of the circuit and arc making every effort to nee that pinna do not /all through. Those being given credit fur attempt­ ing to form the league . nre Cliff Blankenship mid Q. R. McCnllisler," And Jacksonville nitty hnvo n cluli in thnt now leni;ue. It looks tn un ns if J ax had Iwtter get the knack of supporting Gass C m D ltall heforo going into a class II circuit. *nl.l petition, mid to be: cxpt-nd<d and disbursed In the maimer following, tu* wit! JI7.70O.B41 to l>e ti«r<! In building, furnlshlng nnd Improving a school dt Me* iieva in nai.l district; ll.lil.Dll to l.e lined In acquiring, liiilldiint nml furnishing schools at Os­ ceola hi Bald District) I'lUPOO I., he U*e.l In enlarging. furnlHhltiK and improving the m-gro school near Metietrn lit said District, i tl.OOO.A0 to he u<f.l for .Incidentals for tile oXi’lustxfc il*e of the public free school* within *ald District. and IVJIKIlKAK. 'It I* tl*e St n*e <>f till* hoard, that It would he to the be** In* terenl of Hprclnl Tn* Hchpol District No. «. tfemlnole Count). Florida, id Is­ sue bond* In tlm thlrtt,t»l||£0,#BO;Ofc the . proceed* lli. rutr to be, used and expend-‘ IMetrlet . .I In the umnn.'B AM* fdt' the' ptirp«t>- . Ida. hm Vjt ami nhjeef* aa are. hereinabove net, rejulpll forth atid-'an Ij^atatril In aald |letlth>n. Onuniy, nori in. AM e* I T. 'V l.AVVTMN, liuiit. Puli. I mi tveerctary to t l;;, tl of Hoard) Another new form of sport has de­ veloped at I.ake Mary- Take a trip out to the skating rink and see it for yourself. And tonight would be a good time to try it us they are having some big doings, good music by the Jnzxy two, etc. Luke Mary Skating Rink has he­ roine very popular of late. You may not like to skate now, but you will if you give it a trial. Hope Hampton in “ Star Dust morrow night. That means am good one. • “ Jack Dempsey won the title from int) on a sneak punch," so says Jess Willard. We'll say he did, and it was “ N'tar I lust" is tho story of a girl some punch, too. Ask liruxton Per­ unhappily married. It is full of real kins, he saw it happen. interest from the first to last. A Century comedy follows “ .Star Willard says he was through after Dust." that sneak punch. Again we agree with him, nml ho was through for IJy all means take in "Smilin' over more. Thru" Fritlny or Saturday night. This is the week end specinl mid tin* whole town is going to turn out fur it. than iw e n ty -flv e i«rc c ot o f Hu* um> tin. <1 -h er-.i » rmlilloa wltlnil Halil MimcI.i I Tax Hclionl liu-lrl-'l N«. mhi..I,• t'ounty. Flurlil.i. mi 1,1 1" III loll, unrl H“ * Iiave ■Igrtra WIIKttKAH. the r.n n l' llnanl l-uhllr luslruellon for HVinlui.l.- «*uun- i y , Fli»| Itlii, Itan* l*¥ r tl til IftII I Mi* Oil)' dHpriniitiil that hmtd* In thi* >»uni f itijiOO.OO will Ii© r««mlred f«»r 111© |ioSe* art forth III S.il'I lU'tltloB. Sll-I ii hieii nre emimeratnl liertlnaimve. Mll-l I.....I* to hear lnur* »l ut III- lute nf fits per retit (< tier ri nt) per anIiUM. Interest puyni/l- aemI-annually. Jnnusry I. amt ItondH to he <ilated f the principal • f Bill,I l.i,ml* to hernine lifter tin- noil pnynhle thirty )e.ir* the itate thereof. NctW. therefore. In pitrmianee ■ still III kUrsumtee of a resolullott of this Itnard Mil* day adoptoL nottre i* lierehy given Molt on the 5th du> of FehrilHry. tnsu. no elf, to.n will h- held nml ih- *nme I* her, V> -ril.-r-il t „ In Giants Si^n Quintet of Rookie Players NKW YORK. Jan. 2 L—Contracts signed by five young players were re­ ceived yesterday by the New York Giants. Three of them purchased since lust season, were: Ulin Volght, pitcher, from San Antonio; M. Higbee, outfielik'r, from Hopkinsville, Ky., of tlie “ K itty" lengu'e, nnd Bari Webb, pitch“ The meeting wns originally sched­ or from Memptiis. Tin- others are uled for today but postponed nt the John Andi-ri.on, cntcher drafted from request of several of the representa­ the llenumont Club of the Tesna*b-ativ e s - It is uncertain whether .lurktrue, nnd Clinton Illume, former Col­ sonvilie will be reprcucnled, or lint, gate university pitcher, who was with though Dominick Muihmey in chair­ tlm chnmpibna Inst season man o f Jacksonville interests. # Mining! r John J. MctJrow was to “ Uriinswick uppears to Ih- greatly leave yesurday for u Bliort ntiiy in Interested, it is indicated In-Savannah, ; Cuba before going to the training and the committee will meet with L. Scamp nt San Antonio where tb» J. l.inivy, jr., in llrunswiek on Ttmrs- {(limits wil| tepoit the inttl-r part of day to discuss plans. Sir. Ia-nvy in February chairman of the Young Men's Club ill Brunswick. The one net play "Miss Civiliza­ “ In addition to llrunswiek and the tion," lastn.-lit minutes during which *lx other cities already mimed, it i* > ui get plenty o f laughs and thrills. said that AugUKlM is mtct<-led in Mi- High Ncliix'l. Wednehdny night, h.lT,. formation of sueii a league and will­ ing to consider tn King over n fran­ chise.. F I.O ltlllA V tt l KIIBAH..n. position ha* heed pn • ■Atlltil In the Coulitr Hoard of I'lildle Innirucilun for H< tnlm.lr County. Flo­ rida, alknrd hjr more than t tveuly‘»«vc per cent of the duly nualtded eleetnr* rinldliia within Hpn-lal Tns Fehool |t|«irh-l No. 5. Hemltmle County. I'lor* Mil, auhl dl»lrlet htlni: al*o yitmwita* II. 1 . V.I Hprrfnl Tux Hrlu.i-t I'l-lriel. a*klui! and i» tltlonliiK the t'ounly Jfmil'll of I'Ublte ln*trildli,li for Hctillnolu County, Florida, to rail and o r­ der'an eLetion to he held within m W S p e d * I Tax Fdmol lilatrtd No. •>. Heinlnolit County, Florida, nald ldntrlrt helm; al*o known a* tleiirvn Special Tax School IXatrirl, lt> deulrmlne tvhdlher or not there shall he l**iud Now* comes talk of a new lenjfuo, tJ>l«* resolution tut 1) Kan turd I»all>- ll.-r.ilij. ;t v published In Hemlmdc Cnuhly i 1ml ultlmui said stA-d.U tax district No. 1. (hero being n„ „ l"-r published V, It p iii.m ill Krhnel District No r , i! ; rate ..f dx per friU l ' f { • " " « « ' ‘ fou r su rcom lve w eeks: ihi*Li * bi ..ii *.iM • - li, l l , , T ilts.U K J toL C T in X Mi|n|ii,,i , •I'liil-iinniialiv. "aid bend* ' * be , ! rlt.’tr st ,«!•!<>n of lli.- i’oimiv j- , January 1. I'-U. ami «'• iiminn- thirty • I,'; iruttlofs.fur j r « r « :if!« r tin »!.»!•* •*«» !;■ ^ «»'•" -h i 111: IT FH11TIIEH Tliat a * p ed al el ed l.n l lie l.el.l 111 »**ld Sper . i i A i m i s o :;. . • A DALLAS. d a l Tax Helmut District N<*. n ile inily. ) ' |.iridu. m M district bu* FU N D T. tVII.L 1A.1W * ounty l!i.uni of ' Instruction r..t m, TIIIMIIS-’Ollll, HU IT HKbU L i M L •I,*,., ii in f|)e ilclsnu " f this County ikUrd of Public He ml hole county. Florid*. J amount oMmnds rwiulruO f « r -tt . I huii'ii nmf objt'fi'* *=.*-t fetth In * 4 I F tut..n I* (liv sum uf ISC/bht na: J."' Kitlil 1.1.11.1* Bli.iiI boar Interest i|l tn* It,-III in Hpeelul Tn* H. 1... . l-i-Hl. l N,. Miss Glcmin Collett, woman's nut* iotiul golf champion, will tie in Flor­ ida next week. Let's get her to piny on Hie Sanford link*. V H« mln.il* t'nuilty. Fl-rt'lu. - H-l ill*trlel lolni! :il*>, known n- Mtii-vn S|o ■ . Ini Tax Mellon! I'liitil I I" ,»• t -rinln. « liulhi r nr not liter- -hell **e i--u-.l I- tl,. Milit Npii.’lnl T.u ......... I I U*l rir! No M-mlrmt-■•'mini!. Florida, homl* in the Bum nf fSU.tMhi •■*' l " l„ in' Inl-e<•*( nl 111* rate nf >.!• In i vvpl (fi pel ei-nt) per niimim. Int»-1- t pnynlde »tmI-nnounllr, lirrti.|*-io l . ilalid .Inriunr) I. !'.<]]{ I lie prlnelpnt nf said hnrnl* tn The I’liilndeljdiia Athletic*, finlst- herome dim nini pniai.le ihlrly venr* ing in seventh plate, carried o ff some nflcr the date ilo rr.d a » I* provided for In Mml certain n-nliiMuii thi* dnv honors Inst year, nt that. They lend nilnpliil hr Mil* iv.uhlv Hoard nf 1’uhlie I nstruetion f „ r Meminolt- fotinty, in home runs, getting 111 of them. FlrirMil. In wtileli eo l-l election onl> lllnue duly nu.lIHlell r-t.elnf* who uri fre-holder*. n-hllnn .'1111111 *ild Hpe.ini Tax Meiinnl Irtatrl, t No- j , H* in I mile I'ltiinl). Florid*. * i-l 1*1*1 r te t liflm nl*n Ii now n n* r,etievn Mpeelnl Tax Mrhnol |it*trU't. *li.ill he entitle,! In NKW YORK, Jan. 21—“Jack Demp­ sey won the title from me on a sneak punch." MOTOR O IL user] according to tho chart of rcconimoiul.itions, wlijch you will find on display at your dealer’s, will solve all your lubrication problems. Polarino is imulu from tho choicest crudes; refined and filtered to a state of purity not to bo had in cheaper oils. vote. The Bold el." Ill'll Ml nrderril In In In id -hall I"' In II at II.. poll IMil phiei within Mild Mptel.il T. 1 * Hrlmol Mtstrlrl So. Mem IHo 11 County. Florida. Bald district InlllK nl*n I, lln\vii ns llem-va MlM-rlnl' Tn* Fehn-.I IllStrtet, where Ih* Inel ui ncriil elncMuii wn* held. MirOlfghout aald diatfli't, i..-vvlr. nt l,r»elnetB No*.-r. nnd IS, and the Bald election limit h*' held In c.jniiillsnii' with law. Itrid the InBpeelor* nnd eloThs nf the pnlllnn phiei* xhnll miih- prnnipt re­ turn to Mo C.'itnu llonrd nf I’ohllr IriBtructlon f*.r .t-'-mlmde County. Flo­ rida. ImrnetlI it>■H - after III- sold *1— llnn nml tin- lilnitntloo nf Mo v-te jh.II. iI nml Mo i ' -iirtty Itonril nf I'nh- That is the latest niild offered by Jess Willard, former heavyweight ihnnipion. Sounds rather reasonable. The sur­ prising thing Ts that Jess didn't fig ­ ure it out sooner. ih- I ii*ii net Inn ,-f Hendnnl- i'..inili "Dempsey slum met) me nil tlm chin' I'tfOldn, "H I I- in regoinr tio-etlnit nt l*-ii i.'ein.-U V V .in Mie I,Mi ,l,iv ,.f n*. we were coming out of u tlinch, l-'i-l.rimry, l!*J3. i-, ireelvp tin- r » i Mruafter we hud been ordered to break j.nf said ideetlnn- nml to iHtonnlmi and Ci r llfj the result I hereof. clean, lii.s net wns contrary to the The follow low mimed urn hcre-hy ap­ pointed uinl dr*it.tutted n* ClerkB nml Miles of the Toledo commission. InspecturB In l-d I Ulid rimditet Ihy “ Aftnr that sneak punch I wns Batil election nt |li4 poll Imt places nr preelnet* nnmeit. to-wil. through. I didn’t know ii tiling from At l ‘p elm I No C (Oetu va). Mrs. then oil. 1 was prnrticall helpless. I Ileten Cnrletl. \V, I*. H.ilHird nml Mr* Knllo-rln Kilhee. Inspector1 *, nml M bad dropped my arms to stpo hack; It. thmli-y. I'k rk , , Relief Afforded at I.asl Through Al Ihri-lmil No 1C. (fHc-.nln) T. W, clean, when Dempsey put over the il­ Ob Ii i t m. C. Hltehle, and Xtrs J. IMIry the Untiring Effortn of legal plumb Hint decided the chant*j Itispn-lot i mid I if t; W*,' Hilt tin,’-Clerk Medical Genius I'imisli.p in his fa vor." Ml . f v lih'li I- d.,he nml’lir.l. ri -l hv Mi- i'mint •' • lln . i .1 nfi'I’ ubllo ln»lr«e- lion fnr M-ininnle Count'. Flotldi. In ntciil vV *ej»*|nti itmtaiitidril this tin Snd FARMKRS— Plenty of saw dust free d.iv of JnnuAry. A ly ijj.i rr c F. MAI til WON. I'llnlrmnn nt Slitniinlscr’s Mill. It’s the rigid C. A I* M.LAH, 1-111:11 T 1VIM.IA.MK kind for tiling. 2dl-e.o.d.-twp f l l r T h p Aaanrtn lrd l 'r r a a l NKW YORK, .Inn. 21.—.Jink Deitipsey, .vvorlil’s heavyweight Iwxing chami»Tonv nrrivi‘i| in New York yes­ terday, declaring he wns "ready to eluding .less Willard, Floyd 'Johnson, Wills and lumis Firpo. Hu was met atthe,train by u crowd of boxing fol­ lowers and friends. Dempsey said he would not discuss negotiations for any bouts until the arrival of his manager, Jack Kvnrtis, who is ex­ pected today. ' .\tirat: T. H*. LAW TON, W It It It K AH, a n-tltloii bus linen preBeniit in tin- Mount)- Unnnt of l-ultlle IriHlrtlrtlon for Keliiliiole I ’ouilty, l-'lorMa. on In-rvtjiOer I, 19SZ, Klgm-il hy more Mont nv-iity-rivi- j>er cent of the Only ouullUetl i lt*ctor* rmlitlnK iwtthtn Htn-r-Inl Tax Krliool Mlstrlet No S. Heniluole I’otmty, Klorliln, u ltl Dl*irlet Iteluir also- known » * Itenevn Hpicinl Tax Hchool I list riel, nsklnft'lllid pelltlnnlna Hint an election b<- he Iit within •Uhl H|it-c|a1 Tax H-hool Hlslrlct No. S, Hcmlnote County, Flnrtda. to do­ te mil nr Mu- title* II on ns to s t i ll lire or not IiiiIhU In (he sum of ttn.mni.co sliall *••• I'stnil liy Hiild Hpt-clill Tax MeItno I Dlslriel No. 6. the proeeeit* lllBr-of to he ust-il for the purpose of nntulrlnsr. loilhllhK. eiilnralnir. furnlsltlm; or oth•t « I * b Improving si-Ihu II huthllmr* nnd Behonl (.-round*, nlill for Hie exclusive Use o f Mie piddle free boIuioI* within said Spi-rtnl Tax Hehoid IH*trlet No. 5. Hem Irude Mount)', Ftortda. TltRltirFOnU. nr: IT III-SOLVE tl. Thnt ini election to- and the *nme ts hurehy ordered to lie held tn Hutil Hpcelnl T.yx Hchool tilstrlct No. 5, Henilnole County, Florida, smld dlBlrlct lietna a l ­ so known ns fleneV.i Hpi-Clnl Tax Hehfed I Ohlrlrl, on til* 5U( Itlr)* of.iFylirustT. IS33, in driBisulne!whi tliBr or mu thertI*n11 In> tfiiyint by Hpl?© I TrrXiHi^iool WEDNESDAY NIGHT A RIG TIME, HEATING, LAK E MARY ACADEMY. 255-(tr "Mftui Clvithmtiim" hy Rlrhanl Harding Davis, is n royalty play and u»n otfly be produced liy special permissiqn. High tclwol, Wednesday at1■vltto s _ ' -',r=s?k Hi. Gvftn. Sugar $1.00 Mupt I’nh Instth nml *K-ofrlc!i* secretary to . hoard. (Meal of-Hiyird) ) UltderBlamd. tl mnrrTeit Woman. Mie wife of H. Heitjiimln nnd a resident of Hanford, In tlo- Hlstt nf Florida. Intend to apply l,y petition In C’lmneery to the' JutlKe of the Circuit dirurt of the Sev­ enth Judicial Circuit of the Stale of Florida, In and for the County of HotnInnle. on the ISth day of January, At U. I -13.1. nt Hanford. Florida, or wher­ ever the Court mav then lie. for a li­ cense to manage, lake charge of and control my property, and to bseomo a free dealer In e'er>* re spec*. Cl.A HA liixNJAMIN 13-*o. JL 1-3. to. 17. iP A ltl T IIU H K O N . T l j r . n M F . W M K V l £ S y f t . ‘ -,S «K K » r a m a A i oj V iT i\ r n * A i. a n d i w w n K i f T ni.«t.i. a n : d i d a n d p a v a m i .b . , : ' : *; v W ir a n K A S , on the 4lli day of I>ecemlier, 1033. a petition was presented to the t'ounty Hoard uf t'uldtc ttftiiriirtiun for Seminole Onunty. Florida, sluiud by mi.r» than twenty-flvr per cent of the duty tiitnlinrd elector* reBldlnv within Hpcclnl Tax Hchool Dis­ trict No. u. Herr.inole County. Florida, said dlsirlrl hrlnu nlso known n* liein-vn Hpeclat Ta'x rtrhord District, « » k Inn nnd petitioning that nn election he called and held toideUirnilne the dues* lion a* to whether nr tint bond* In the sum of twenty thousand dollar* should lot IBailed by Hpcclnl Tax HcliiKjJ 1*1*-' trice No. 5. Hctnlnole t’ounly. Florida, Bald Dtatrlet being also gndwn i»* Ge­ £ 5 ; Y A l, » N' neva Hiteflnl Tax Hchool District, for K IIK IV T . W H .M A iJ K County Hoard of Public the purpose of-acquiring, building a lid Insirnctlon for Ksmlnpte enlarging, furnishing,or otherwise Im­ < oanty, Florida. proving school buildings and school grounds, anil for the excluslva use of bear inierest at the mie of six uer { • » * , (P « t ) r*‘>* *bm pg.:lnlerr»l pa»l»bU Beml-annually. Iiond* in tir dated Jan­ uary I. |»3J, anil to maturr Ihlrly year* nft.-r the dote thereof. IIK IT FDHTIIKH HE80I.VHD that Mils oriler he puhiishoil In the Hanford' Dally Herald, a newspaper published In Henilnole County. Florida, lint wlilfoiit Hpedal Tax Hchool District No. there being no newspaper published In Hpcclnl Tax Hshool District No. 6. mire eaeh week for four sucecsslvii wrfks. DON): A N D OHDKHF.ll In regular sennlirtThgif Mie County lioanl of Pub­ lic Instruction fop Keiiilnole County. Florida, this 3nd da)1 of January. 1913. Georgia Home-Made . Sausage ApalRchicola Oysters Glover Hill Butter # t County Heard pf Instruetlnn for H-i County, Florida. The Best * Help our High School Orchentrobuy a ticket to- "M I b i CiviltBation Wcdncxilay-night at JIM at tha Hisi School only 2Tk\ ' 2&7*-2t Innl# County. Florida, the proceeds of will mnko your car pull better nnd run farthcr. Its qunlity.is uniform, nnd wherovur jou soo tho Crown triido-marir, dir.jilaycd above, you may becuio of Butting tiic beat of motor fuel. INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY �THE SANFORI) DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1923 PROCEEDINGS r V = -- the ‘ organization of the new board Wa^ taken up. The new member* of the board hav­ ing taken their scats, Mr. (I. L. Bledsoo, from Hist. No. I, and Mr. John Me inch, from Hist. No. 2 ,, and Mr. H. E. WheeJer. Co. Comr. elect from liirt. No. }, not having received his commission from the Governor, Comr. tl. P. Swope* held over until-.such time ns Mr. Wheeler should iccciw his commission. COMMISSIONERS Stanford, Kin.; Jnn. 2, 192,'!. H on orab le Hoard o f County Com­ missioners In nnd for Seminole Colmty, Fin., met in tegular session at in o'l'ock a. m. Present: I.. A. Brumlcy Chairman, and Commissioners l„ I*. Hagan, C. W. Entwninger, *0. I*. Swope, nnd E. Curlett, with L. Douglass, deputy clerk, and C. M. Hand, Sheriff In attendance. Minutes of tncctlbg byld Decem­ ber 6th,! 7th and llHh, were n-nd and approved by the Iloartl. Motion of Comr. C. W. Enlzmitiger, seconded by Comr. li. Curlett ami carried the Clerk of this hoard is insi! acted to write to A. C. L .#R. It. Co., re,pics ling them to put in rail­ road crossing nt n point CtJO yards past of Mmkhnm Station, .„ , . connect* ing the public mad running north aml south with tho public- read ninning east and west. Commissioner L. P.| Hagan olTere I the following resolutions and moves! its adoption, same was duly seconded t> Commissioner C. W. Ktixmlngcr ami adopted. lie it resolved that, the eompensa tion of the Hoard of Bund Trustees of . Special Hoad and Bridge: Hist. No. ft., be fixed as Scminolu count ttv, rFIIft., ‘ billows, -to-wil: t p i V .. performed to date For all sc with $25.09 the sum of jTo3.00 additional nHoWhnce fur ■ the serretnry of iui<l hoard, and, lie It Further Jtcsolved, that lie-, ginning January 1st, 1923, the annu­ al compensation of.said.Bond Trustees lw * * »'? * lm yenr' * i,h ,HT year additional allowance to ;be secretary of said board. Mr. It. F. Wheeler, County Com­ missioner elect from County Comr. Hist. No. 4, Serotpole County, here presented Ids bond to (he board for appimal. which bond was approved l.y thi- board, Mr. John Meireh, county i-mumt:1 sloit-r elect from IHst. No. 2, Sen: • inule county, here pre^enU-.l ids e.>mmission flora the Governor. Mr. G. I.. HlCd60t,( county commis­ sioner elect from Dlst. No. t, Send mile cuuaty, here prepchted his eommis-: _. lion fmrn the _governor. Motion of Cumr. T*. P, Hagan, duly Kcmulisl bv Cumr. O.j P, Sowjie, and .rnrrinl. the Old Board- of fountv Coihtbissiotiera. hero adjourm-d nndj M ♦*♦ ♦** ** * * * * «* ♦ e** *** On motion of Comr. C, \V. Enxmlng‘T, duly seconded by Comr. Q. I*. Swope, nnd carried, Mr. John Mtfech i;i hereby elected chairman of this hoard for the term. Th- hoard hero proceeded to take tip other business with Chairman J. Meiselj in the chair. t oitir, ( . W. Entr.minger, nffered the following resolution, and moved its adoption, .iiime being duly sec­ onded by Cumr. E. Curlett, and adopt- Cletk of this Hoard furnish a copy of this resolution to Messrs. Hrumley, Hagan and Swope, and also that a copy be furnished tho press. Adopted this 2nd day of January, A. 1). 1923. carried; Mr. J. M. Wynn is hereby appointed ns superintendent of the County Convict camp, nt the salary of $125,00 per month, he to serve nt the pleasure o f this board. Motion of Conir. O. P. Swope, sec­ onded by Comr, C. W. Kntzmingct and carried, Comr. E. Curlett is here­ by authorized to rebuild a small Inidge on the Titusville rpnd, cost not to exceed the sum of $60.00, Clerk of this board L hereby in­ structed to notify the State Bond department to ship nt once, 3 wars of rock to Lougwood and 3 cars of ruck to Mile Post No. T79, nnd then to'begdf shipments to Fort Reed, and to notify this board when they begin shipments. this lionrd appoints Chairman John Melsch, nnd Mr. Forrest Lake and E. A. Douglass to represent this board nt the meeting of the state roiid department. % Motion of Comr. K. Curlett sec­ Bonds of County Commissioners onded by Comr. (J. L. Bledsoe, nnd Mr, C. W. Kntimlnger, from Hist. carried, the clerk o f this board is In­ No. li, nnd Mrs. Kj Curlett, from structed to write the A. C. I- K. It. Hist. No. 5, were Hied with this hoard Co., requesting that they resurface and approved. their part of the road at Band's Sid­ ing. The application of Lena Mills, to Conir. B. F. Wheeler is hereby au­ be admitted to the School for the thorized to dispose o f the oranges nt Deaf and Blind nt 8t. Augustine,. Fla. th- county home. , , was approved by tills hoard. Notary Public bond of E. Eths Application, of Susan M. Caldwell llnitley, wn\ approved. for {tension was referred to Comr. (J. There being no further business I* Bledsoe, to investigate!-the same this board stands adjourned to meet was approved by. this board subject again nt their regular meeting to be to the approval of Comr. Bledsoe. Motion of Comr. E. Curlett, sec­ h-ld Feby 6th, I'.123. Motion of Comr. C. W. Kntimlnger onded by Comr. G .. L. Bledsoe, nnd seconded by Comr. E. Curlett anil car­ carried: Comr. C. W. Entznitnger is ried, the clerk of this 'board bo In­ hereby authorized to hire a man for '.MISS CIVILIZATION” st reeled to advertise {or one, One Ton regular mad work in his district. “ Miss Civilization,” a one act play Truck, bids to be received nt their Motion of Comr. C. W. Kutxmlnger by Richard Harding Davis, w ill' be next regular meeting to bq held oti seconded by Comr. (!. L. BI6dsoe and give nat the High School on Wednes­ Felt, tl, 1923. carried; Chairman John Mcinch is day, January 24th, at 8:4f> p. in. In Motion of Comr. C. W. Kntimingcr hereby authorized! to have Septic addition, a short musical program seconded by Comr. E. Curlett, and tank put in nt th e ;county convict with readings will he given. carried, the Sanford Herald is here­ camp and the county farm. This play * produced only by specby designated ns the newspaper in All warrants paid during the month ial permission of Collier'll Weekly which to publish the delinquent tax of December were ordered cancelled and the Walter H. Baker Publishing list for 1922. , - f record. Co. of Boston, Mass. . It is highly! Fire arms bonds of Mis* Isabella The reports o f the several county Simon, O. H. AMdcfson, Jno. J). Jin-: oirieials wehj received, read ami or- dramatic and hns a thrilling climax which holds the audience In deepest kins ami J. li. Urquhnrt, Were ap­ tl filed. suspense. proved ami license ordered issued. Other communications were read This piny will be given to raise Dr. J. T. Denton appeared before! nnd onjered tiled. money for the High School orchestra. the board nnd made report of his visit There Iwing no further business to Daytona in re Mosquito eradica this board stands adjourned to meet The admission is only 23 ends to nil. tion in Florida. again nt their next regular meeting Ri member the date, Wednesday evenMotion of Comr. C..W. Etitzmitig* , t -In- held on Tuesday, Feb. 5, 1923 at after i liurch. er, seconded by Comr. E. Curlett anil lit o'clock ii. in. “ Miss Civilization'* at the " High, hereby appointed superintendent of | School" Wednesday night at Pfctn. the County Home and Farm, at l^ie Sanford, Fin., Jnp. 15, 1923. . ' 257-211" ciliary of $50,90 per month, to serve ■ Honorable Board o f County Coin* ' 25c. Whereas, U l*. Hagan, has been n member of the Hoard of County Commissioners of Seminole County, tho creation of Seminole county, and, Whereas 1.. A. Ilrundey, has serv­ ed ns county commissioner for four full terms, and. hereas O. I*. Hyvope has served ns County Commissioner for three full terms, nnd Whereas, Messrs. Hrumley, Hagan -W*d Hwopc, hove retired ns rnemlters o| boat'd of county commission* Ois, nnd Whereas, said gentlemen, during (heir respective terms of office, have well and faithfully served tho intercsfs of Seminole county, giving unlimited time and attention to ilu county's business, and, Whereas, great strides have been nt tho plcamire o f this hoard. missiondrn in and for Seminole coun­ irECOVEBS FROM LA GRIPPE made in the progress and prosperity Motion o f Comr, W. Kntzmingcr. ty, Florida, met in special session at COUGH o f Seminole seconded by Conir.* O. P. Swope, and' the call of their chairman, nt 10 "Was very bad with I.n Grippe and' terms'^Uf olfiee w h S ’in J i r t " L l w n carried; l)r. J, T. Denton is hereby o'cluk a. m. Present; Chair inan John (lu,. U) th„ cxlom;ivt. t.,rorH uf „ „ Tried Foley's appointed county physician at a sal Meisch,’ and Comr::. CJ. Bledsoe, bad n eevree cough. gent! i.nn. ary of $50.00 per month, and ns per B. F. Wheeler nnd E. Curlett, wlth:|,on»>* «i"l Tar and it stopped my Therefore, Be It Resolved that it agreement entered into between this E. A. dlouglass, clerk, and. Fred T. Nough nnd I got better,'” writes ^Irs. Mary Kisby, S|mkane, Washington. is the reuse of this Board, that in boaVd and himself, he is I" serve at Williams, engineer in nUcnihiurc. the retirement of Messrs. Ilrundey, the plea-.ure of this'board. Mucnt: t'unr. t'. W. Eiit/.miuger. t'ougliK resulting'fr«»m !.« Grippe, In Hagan nnd Swope, tin- County uf Motion Comr. C. W. Eenztninger I'hui n a n Jo h n M e isc h h ere ndvls- flueiua, Uroiiehitis, Whouping Cough, Ncn;i.n.lr is hiring ihe administrative -ecunded by L. t 'm l i U and earned; ct the Board that the purpose of this Arthnm ami Spasmodic Croup nre ami executive ability, am! tho coun­ Mr. Sehclle Mainer i* hereby appoii.1 I-.-cling was to discus- Hu- Sanford 'lui‘ kly relieved with Foley's Honey sel a'nl advice of men whose public i’il a s t ‘ou«J; Priku t u t ilig A ttorney and tltlando road, and hi arnutge forl/H'd lar. Contains no opiates—in* service and career ha- Ih-cii of ines­ at U'o salary of $75,00 per month, leprereiitatjon before lie* st.it mod g red tents print c on the wrapper. timable value to Seminole county, he to jerve at the pleasure of thi vt regular Largest selling rough ine.Iivine in the nt. at their and, i meeting to be held in Tollahn*'-see, on world. Refuse substitute!!. Insist mi boil l i I. Foley's Honey ami Tar. Sold everyv-i Be D -Further Resolved that th e : Motion o f Comr. C. W. Entzmingcr 'IbtMisday, January 25, 1923. llmnk:i uf the Hoard lie extended to, sicjnded I v E. Cuilett and eurried. Mr. F. P. Forster, Mr. Forrest laike where.—Adv. said gentlemen for the long and c f - . Mr. Gen. A. DeCuttes is hereby up Mr. J. G. Ball, Mr. A. P.‘ Connelly,' Don't fail to see "Mias Civiliza-. Ileietit si rvices performed by them i pointed as attorney for this Loan Mr. ,\t. F. Robinson, Mr. It. F. Whitas public :ervants having in charge, nt a .salary of $59.00 per mouth, h in- . .uni everal uthors aihlrcs. i-d tin- .ion," High School Wednesday night. ;-:45. Admission, 25c. 257-2tv; tin- bus ini. as admiiiistrntion of Setn* to -five at the ideusutv of tin Imaril boanl In fefcrvncc to this roml ■tion o! I «fn r. tl. P. Swope, seciinde county, and Moiion of B. F, Wheeler, second­ The Daily Herald, 15c per week.Be It Further Resolveil1 , th'at the undi rl by Comr. G. L. Bledsoe and ed bv Comr. K. Curlett nnd eurried i% ♦ *** s j* *** «*♦ «Js *** i ’♦ ,*♦ «*s **< ♦ v P e o p le s B a n k o f Sanford I A Snnforil Institution under the direct man­ agement of the following , BOARD OF DIRECTORS it 1 j , j J. R. Anthony, W. H. Tunnicliffc, Dr. S. Pul' tcston, E. II. Ilawkina, W . E. Scogfran, C. F. Williams . 11.1 A L L DEPOSITS INSURED PE O PLE S B A N K OF SANFO R D 1 Sanford, Florida ■ ■ j 1 Be Sure and See the New m Mtult'ls at mir ItcutiUful Show Rot.ms am! Fi!lin;f Sla'ion— Hli'h (irmlc Mechanic in charge of our Repair D?* n;*!nant. •T '-jS | Prompt Service and Courteous Treatment— Pay Us a Visit -LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S RE-71* i'.UOMS- San Juan Garage Co. A A A A A ♦ I ; ■f *; .fk . A A A A A u 5. 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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>, January 24, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a3ca0447e8407a19db1482ebb1c3be16.pdf 29d5aea2325ef637eeb6316029f2090d PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION HAYS IT IH RUTHLESS MII.1TAR ISM. VIOLATION OF ARM ISTICE RAILWAYS RUNNING ON RE duced SCHEDULE ABOUT fo r ty PER CENT Seven Refuge Ships, Filled With Russians, • Lost in China Sea Missing Vessels Have Not Been Heard From In Two Weeks And Funds Are Coming in Regu Inrlv Despite Berlin’s Re­ ' cent Decree I I I ; Tfcp ■■OPlnlPd 1' r r s a l MANILA, Jun. 23.—Fear was expiessed here thut the seven Russian refugee ships with more than 500 per­ sons aboard hud bedh lost in China sen cnroute from Shankhni to the Philippines us . pnrt of Admiral Hturk's fleet of Vladivostok exiles, teen in progress hero for the pus tten five ships of which are anchored nenr dsys. The Germans hold th at the here. The. ntttxing vessels have not itrike of the miner* Is n complete suc- been heard mini in two wcekfi. ftu, but the Frepch declare thut the order for u general strike has not been followed by the miners, m any of whom, although they did not feport for work in the morning, went down into the pits later (n the day, The Associated Press correspond­ ent visited the mine* in Altcnessen, which is the junction for Essen, and found practically the entire force a t work. Cogl was conring to the surface In quantities averaging between th ir­ ty and forty per cent of the regular output. The railway* are running on dcrrrat-d schedule, about forty per cent of the trana having been cancelled. The tramway service is normal in both D*en and Dusseldorf, while the steel {the highway southeast and Iron trades are, as yet u n d istn ib -; -----------------Telegraph nnd . postal rntes have keen tripled and the railway fnres doubled. It now cost* 1,550 m arks • word to telegraph to, tandon and »0 to Paris, while the postal rates on t letter from Dusseldorf to Puri* is ISO marks. The reopening of the Dusseldorf branch of the Reichabank is regarded | with great satisfaction by the French u it will ward off for the present the crisis in paper m arks and postpone the necessity of the French issuing new Ruhr currency. Despite Berlin’s annuunrement th at the governm ent, would no longer send murks to the occupied area, funds have been com­ ing in regularly in u semi-clandestine manner. The French have been taking the greatest care* not to interfere. General Dovignes* is of the opinion that Germany is doing all possible to prevent n new and sound currency from being issued in the Ruhr, as nevtr again could the depreciated mark bo circulated among the population if the NUMBER 257 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23. 1923 VOLUME IH' Illy The \aao«*lafnl |*rraa| PARIS, Jun. 23.—Germ aine' llerthnn, 20-year-obl woman anarchist, entered the office* of the royalist newspaper, I'Action Fruncnis, yester­ day, and tired two revolver shot*, kill­ ing Marius Plntenu, one of the nfficersf of the paper. She then turned the weapon on herself and was taken to a. hospital with a wound in the breast. u- Bt, c(; tk Presbyterian Church Has Made Fine Progress in the Past Ten Years The ladies of the Presbyterian churcli tendered Dr. Brownlee a re ­ ception last n ig h t together with his visitors, Dr. McCallie, missionary to Korea, and Dr. Hutcheson, mission­ ary to Ch|na, who arc here this week. The reception w as to have been held in the new m anse hut owing to the illness of Mrs. Brownlee it could not Borah, of ’Idaho, a Republican mem­ be held there and was changed to the ber of the sen ate foreign relations apacinua home of Mr. and Mrs. II. R. committee. * S en ato r Borah also criti­ Stevens where the beautiful home was cised the sta te departm ent for what made more benutifpl by flowers and hel said was its policy of silence and ferns, the entire lower home being inactivity, ami declared the United thrown enauite fo r the occasion. It S tates ut> least should declare its at­ was a most happy event with the titude by form ally protesting against various church m em bers of the city the French policy. being present to congratulate Dr. “This is a situation,” said Senator Brownlee upon the anniversary. Borah, "in which the United States Mrs. Henry M cLaulin in announc­ ennnot with honor remain silent. The ing the program for the occasion first duly of a nation is to protect ita | read the following poem: life when assailed, and its highest1 honor and glory in vetory s to lie Just There’* joy and gladness in this hour. to n fallen foe. It is this rule which When we ns friend* do meet distinguishes th e savage from the civ-' To show our love in our pustor ilixed nation. brethren, "It wus American principles an ­ And our own m issionary greet. nounced by President Wilson upon When he came to u* he was a single which the arm istice wns signed and mun, . it wus upon these principles that GorHe looked our g irls all over. inany laid down her arms. . i The choice he made was fur Lillian "It was our soldiers that made | h>nAnd since he has been in clover. slide the defeut and disarming of Ten long year* he's labored with u*. Gerniuny. ’ According to these an-! And shared our joys nnd sorrows, nouncernents und principles we de­ And each day is draw n nearer to us, clared officially and many times that And will nearer be, in the tomorrows. with the German people as u people There’s been clouds and shadows, wc hnd no iiuarrtd, but n feeling of rain und sunshine sym pathy and friendship. In other But. we always know wRere our words, we furnished the soldiers, the preachers to find, principles upon which the urmistice Whether dny or n ig h t, hot or cold, was based which resulted in disarm ­ He’s been ready to come, if he was ing and rendering Germany helpless,: ‘ told, , and we also made definite und certain ; Right here my d ear friend* a secret pledges ns to the treatm ent of Ger­ I uilfold, . many. After all that takes place,' Your preacher knows not your ills, and at a time when Germany has unless he ip told, been disarmed, und rendered power-j He hus hnd sorrows, in which we all less, her territory Is invnded, military . shared, rule is established, all of which will j And our true feelings were to him bring in its w ake tndescrbrible *uf-j then Imred. fering and untold misery to the G er-1 It's these joys und sorrows th at bind man people, ns a people, anil in nddi-' us tugethvr turn to that, grent financial und econ-1 And I am sure F a th e r Time, will not nmic toss to our own people. , these bonds sever. "Even before the invasion took Our church has grown from a little (dace this government bud been ad* I bund . vised by its own representatives thut To one.that is known ull over the land great suffering m ust obtain in Ger­ And instead of being on the m ission­ many, throughout the w inter and that ary list, thousands of women and children We're supporting u missionary with m ust die of starvation. The action of • our very best. France* accentuated that condition. "The action of France is, in my The-following most interesting pro­ judgm ent, without authority under gram wns rendered und greatly en­ the Versailles tre a ty . It is a defi­ joyed : ance of internutinnnl order and peace. It is an offense uguinst hum anity.j Piano solo—Carmen Guthrie. Rending—Miss M argaret Cowan. What she is doing will not bring com­ Violin Solo—Claude Herndon. pensation hut it wll bring supreme Solo—Miss Mildred Holly. suffering, not only to the Hetmans Reading—Miss Geraldine Muriel. hut to the people throughout Europe, Solo— Miss llerm inin Lehman. and inculrulnhle loss to our own peoDr, Hutcheson gave a funny Chi nest* song or rather it' was in Eng* ilsh anil about the 'Chinese Uni who |V T mistook the bumble bee for u b u tter - 1 111 fly anil suffered arurdingly. l)r. Me-! r* Callle gave the song, "Jesus Loves ^ M e" in the Korean language und both of these tongs were great. In | m ||.-p ( fact the Presbyterinn church has beent „ ‘ greatly blessed by having these two * ' * ‘ fine w orkers in foreign fields here at the same time as they are old! (^ y friends and clnss mates of I)r. BrownNEW \ less when he was in Prlrtcrton Col- Hon of a lege and their pretence here has l)5*cn three mile a great inspiration In the churrh. It natonal Ini was fine to have them all here to-J W ashinglu gi-ther at the anniversary reception ting the r lest night. ’ , ‘ . sey coast. At a late hour delicious cake and This re otangc ice were served and each guest was an in presented with a hunch of sweet pen* S aturday I and they departed with the wish th at the Port ! the church could enjoy many more forcetnenl anniversaries. The radio wus hro’t . The the into piny during the evening hut Mr. custom s li Stevens announced that there was so smuggling much “static" in the atm osphere out- agents sui side and inside that it could not be boat* rum heard. fleet to sin The Presbyterian church in Salt- to ply far ford lias been greatly blessed in the The rum past ten years under the leadership ing on the of !)r. Brownlee and the efficient and is wel Of. The ers of two vessels which arrived to­ il finished day. The captain of the Roquelle be one of:w hich arrived from Sierra Leona Afir the site t icn, estim ated the fleet at from twenis a well ty-five to fifty vessels. • uch tu the Captain Ernest Clarke, of the O r­ anges will! bitH, saw a continuous, line of rum property i runners extending from Fire Island e addition to Ambrose Channel Lightship, while is and oth- Second Officer Martin declared he h has nl ‘had seen nothing but rum bouts. The ificr. iO lldta was delayed five hours pickerected at ing her way through the fleet. I’tuie nnd "The rum boats were drifting which (lie around like a lot of ducks," Martin It is built suld. "There was a heavy fog when. stories ill passed Fire Island a t 2 o'clock; poms nnd in the morning. From then until li most con-!o’clock when we passed Ambrose ry rerpect lightship my heart was in my mouth |y and yeti "They were ringing hells, blowing ifnl arch i-1burns and firing guns to give up then old* much positions. It was like New 1 ear s esbylerinn nght on Broadway, only more so. I and above Islowed down to half speed when I nice home [found what the situation was, hut iimily nnd j once I hnd to order full speed astcri) number of and thrown my helm hard over to general is j keep from cutting a steam er in REPORT THAT FRENCH ARE EXTENDING ACTIVITIES TO COLOGNE French Order for Expulsion Ger man Officials in British ' Zone Reaches London ttlir Tfce Aaaarlale* Press I PA R IS, Jan. 2.1.—Complete isola­ tion o f the Ruhr valley and absolute severance of its communication with the re s t of Germany was announced today in government circles as the next ste p in the French struggle a g a in st German resistance If the re­ sistance continues. . B ER LIN Jun. *2.1.—Since morning 06,000. employes of the Stinnc* works und 100,000 of the Thys*en work* in tlie R uhr hav^ been on strike accord­ ing to infnrttiHion. MAYENCK, Jan. 22.—The trial of Frit* Thyssen nnd five other indus­ trial m agnates arrested In Ruhr and set for today has been postponed until !' o’clock tomorrow. It is understood that the defense attorney pleaded lack of jurisdiction and incompetence of the French court. widespread here regarding dangerous situation in Ruhr is impassed by re­ ports th a t tlie French are extending their activities to the Cologne area. New so f a French order for expul­ sion of German olTieials in the British *one reached Ismdon too late to re­ ceive much comnient in the morning papers, but in a few criticisms appear­ ing it was apparent that disquietude over tin- p iospect that the British for­ ce* in the Cologne area might be drawn into a ftesli conflict with the Germ ans MRUS! shots we l.inxon ul hrndi|Uur ciinling-t not hit. IIF.UI.I govern mi to lunge French » to inforn BERLIN*, Jan. 23.—All German, cua« tom* official* at Mayonce und Gus’avshurg, are on a strike protesting the a rie » t of Director of the Custom* and o th er official*,' according to lnfoi mat ion. LONDON, Jun. 23.—The . critical SANFORI) TO BUILD situation In the Ruhr Is n subject of MUNICIPAL DOCKS much anxious comment by the mornWITH BOND ISSUE jng newspapers, which regard the outPLEADS NOT GUILTY look ns so dangerous that it is Imper­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.—In tro ­ Announcement Is made by the U. S. ative th a t some way of relieving the duction by Senator Norris, of an deadlock be found. . am endm ent to the army appropria­ E ngineers, uffice, Jacksonville, of a F ear is expressed in some quarters tion bill proposing appropriation of public hearin g at Sanford, January lest Gr«**t Britain be forced into some two million dollars for development fid on th e application of that city to form of activity against her Will. In of the n itrate plant No. I a t Muscle construct a dork and basin in ta k e some circles, also, it is feared that If tqrdny to the indictment returned Do This Rather Than Interfere With Party to be Shoals paved the way for sh arp con­ Monroe fo r the aerommodatipn of France pursues the present line of against him and alx others here char­ test Inter fn the senate over the commercial and pleasure craft Inci­ Given by Social Dept, of Woman’s Club dent to increased com em rce.in the her policy, she will be obliged to in­ ging conspiracy In connection with Shonls project. i . —— ■ hustling Seminole 'county metropolis. crease her forces greatly Iri the occu­ the construction of army camps.* At the time plana and arrange- ol the fact that thu Country Club hns It is reported th a t the projwct, pied district with the result that Ger­ In a public statem en t Issued upon ments were made for the large social changed their plans on th eir behalf EXTRADITION OF PEACOCK , which I* initiated as a municipal ertmany may follow with military nction his appearance In court, the former event of the season at the Country have already signified their willingSET FOR AFTERNOON deavor, calls for the construction of which would mean war. assistan t secretary declared he hod Club which was to have taken place ness to co-operate with the Country AT GOVERNOR’S O FFIC E , a dock 276 feet long by 82 feet wide Some commentator* entertain 'he been given no opportunity to present tonight, the ladjea in chhrge w ere riot Club nnd with the fine arrangem ents : witH a bulkhead 125 feet by 125 feet belief th at France is convinced she tho "facts" In the case to tho grand aware th at the Social D epartm ent of alcrndy ntnde. backed up by the social (II; The A> m r l a l r d I’r r s a l ha* miscalculated the German temper, Jury which indicted him, and added TALLAHASSEE. Jnn. 2.1.— A henr-j at the foot o f'P a rk avenue auppletho Woman's Club was planning some- departm ent of the Woman's Club, this nnd finding the results of the occupa­ tAat such procedure, hy giving circu­ ing on the application of N orth Caro­ uu-nted by u steam ship basin stretch­ thing for this night also. But now i tion not w hat she’expecteJ, she seeks lation to a "falsa charge," had const!lina authorities for the extradition of ing front th e enst side of the dock to th at It la known, th e Country Club I a means of withdrawal, If possible luted a wrong ngolnst "Every Amer­ Dr. J. W. Peacock wns set for this a f­ the w est aide of Palm etto avenue. ladles are very anxious to co-operate Municipal bonds will cover tho exwithout loss or he rp re stlg f.. ternoon in tho Governor’s office. Dr. ican citixcn." H enry L. Stlmson, who with the other d u b s and for th a t rea­ To this end, It wns stated here, that was secretary of w ar In the cabinet of th e Improvements it is said pense , Peacock's attorney Is here to appear son will postpone th eir p arty In order yet made arrangem ents o r reserva­ and the necessity. Is occasioned, by France is re-examining the liritiah of President T aft, appeared as couna t the hearing and inspect the charg­ tions for this event, now th a t they j and Italian proposals, which she re­ ■cl for Mr. Crowell und alto issued a that the* Woman’a Club party will In have another week in which to plun.j es brought by the Carolina officials. S t. Jo h n s river improvement* asked no wise be Interfered with. hearing jected nt thu Paris conference. by the clttxeni of Sanford, statem ent in which he declared the They wish it announced, therefore, are urged to phone Mrs. S. O. Chase; Meanwhile developments , In the on which will follow the proposed The "Scrap Iron Class” In the Prin­ “ unist element and the organised n a­ ! charges grought ag ain st his client th at all the different ones th a t have a t once and make reservations -for Ruhr are nwnited with much anxiety, Ij were "preposterous." cess theatre will be treated to a vio­ m unicipal dock meeting. Sanford Is tional syndicates. their party. Reservations can J h > made Strikes of miners in the Ruhr vsl-: * It would be a so rry precedent, Mr. made arrangem ents fo r tonight a t the lin solo next Sunday morning n t l»:40 setting to the task of a full utilisa­ The communist elem ent is gradual­ Country Club, will change th eir plans by phoning 125. a. m. by Miss Mary Htolnoff, daugh­ tion o f th e waterway by m eeting the ly going over to the French In the Icy, called yesterday, by the labor con­ Stimson added, If the w ar work of and be present Monday night instead,! The Club House, already one of the te r of M. Btolnoff, one of our leading U. S. Engineers* requirement* of t'gion of Bochum. At Gelsenkirchen, ference nt Essen, were In progress at men like Mr. Crowell was refarded by keeping In mind alw ays, th a t the I best In this part of the sta te , will be Celercy avenue farm ers. It will be an docking facilities it is claimed and the center of the Stinnesism amf nn- vnrlous pit* throughout the valley “suspicion and dlihonOr." beautifully decorated and prepared to brldgs party is not confined to m em -. agreeable surprise as Mary is coming whWh m u st be established or definltelionalimi, the communists twice havo today. . bers of the club only, but every one in accommodate this largo crowd and The strikes, complete or partial, to bo art a rtis t on the strings. ||y arran g ed before Improvement* n **ked French protection against tho STAFF C A lh'U ltK U Sanford and an y A laltln g friends are tho ladies will leave no atone unturn­ nationalist*. Communist workers were in the pWvately controlled work­ tho river channel are possible.—Palatinvited. This party is a subscription ed and will spare no efforts* to aee ( B ; T l » A m s * I s I»4 r n * * l formed the greater p art of the minor- ings, whoie directors were arrested ka News. ‘ ' mind th at th e party will tak e place DUBLIN, Jan. 23.—The ataff of bridge and tfie proceeds will go for th a t every one Is made com fortable ljf *1*1*2*tea voting ag ainst the strike by the French Inst week. Monday -night, January 20th, s ta rt­ W ithdrawal of the occupying troops tha Itrat aoutherfl^dhrlalon of tha Ir­ the further furnishing of the Club for thia affair, and inasmuch as these ing a t o'clock aharp and th a t reser­ Eooen last night.’ WASHINGTON, J a a , 23.—Preal’ from the state owned mines proper­ regular military force*; together with house and all the m em bers of the ladies are making such larg e plans vations should bo made a t unco. Phone dent H ard in g yesterday sent the name ties th a t had been seized was followed all Ita records fo r the last alx months Country Club are urged not only to It will be of help to them to know as Mrs. Chase today, pnd your party of Mrs. E llu b e th J . JRarnard to I ly resumption of mining In these has been captured by a column of na­ be present themselves but to see th a t fa r In advance as possible, ju st how c a n 't lie too large, every one will be senate to be postm aster a t Tampa* many will be present and th ey urg en t­ workings, although on a acale-wport- tional troops operating from Macrootn all thqJir friends are Invited. Fla. . Tb* w om an’s Club, in appreciation ly request th at every one bear In tak en care of. County Cork. �fiiA * •» *- ••*■• **••' -' •u?V ' ' n ; i '?•> ... ■r / f ? w . •••• *.-•• <•if - • • •*••■•<­ "v v ? ? 1 5 S 8 F t !'Prr ^ A*-‘- s i \ -:? 4Vc.,;.n ^ 0 - *i£? THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. MONDAY. JANUARY 22, 1923 P A G E S IX til acconlenn pleated chiffon tied on Country Club* to the shoulder with fluffy bows. She Be Sc?ne of Bridge s irr. - . * carried a basket of purple violet*,, lied with gold colored tulle. P&rty Tomorrow) W earing a suit of black duvetyne, — T O N I G H T ___ with blouse of white crepe do chine, W ill, S ta r t • t 8:W P. M. s nd Will He little H arry Joe Minarik, acted ns Open to Every Hriilge Player r*rr. And our w eather is great right on. ring hearer, carrying the ring in tho heart of n large Cul la. tilly. Ort«( nf th e'm o st prom inent bridge The bride entered’with her brother, parties, of that Season will ta k e pliuH* (jji'e would advise the growers to hold . —IN— Clifford Walker, by whom she was tom orrow ^night at the Sanford Conn-j If" w h a t they have until they know e r /o r given-ln m arriage, nnd was lovely In try Club, nnd will be a subscription more nbout It. zJtr * her wedding gown of white canton b rid g e,'th e proceeds of which will f(r>) O r, ' . 'J * ‘e r t s ' e s . crepe, fashioned simply nnd trim m ed tow ards tho fu rth e r furnishing of the p , j . Feitr.cr bf'Oseeola was in the, Little orphaned’ Jackie and ha Iwith corded fringe. H er hat. was a Club House. city today On business nnd shaking clever dog Qucenie, were knnckfjj becoming model white crepe trim m ed Tliis p a r ty ,is open to nil. regard- hands with his many friends, f|v e ^\ ? ~abotlf from pillar to post until the with large pomirams of tulle. Her less of w hether or not they are mem■ — BAD LUCK—OR GOOD? Oh law put his torm entor behind the flowers were n shower bouquet of bets o f the Country Club and one of The Oolinty officials are being cojiliars. This is one of the funnicit bride's roses and valley lillics. - lab - ■**! thc larg est crowds ever attending a grnluluted upon the quick wmk in No luck about it when you buy Men’s or Boys’ SUITS, of tho Jackie Coognn pictures, haImmediately a fte r the ceremony an p arty of this kind is expected. The, g ettin g the drunken rpeeder Sunday.) HATS. SHOES and FURNISHINGS from us. it’s just p ain mor nnd melodrama skillfully com­ informal reception wus held a t the house is being prepared for the occas-i -------. common sense to come here and take advantage of our Splen­ bined. ' Also— home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Minarik on ion nnd accommodations nrc lining J . C. Snyder of Chuluotn was in did values from day to day. Let this fact strike .vou and Laurel Aventic. made fo r this large crowd, nnd Mrs. the city today nnd stated th at he and! you will be our customer. ’ FOX NEWS R7 The decorations uml other details Deane T urner makes the request th at Mrs. Snyder were on their wny to* -'nil carrying out the wedding colors of nil pnrticn wishing to make reserva-. California for n visit with relatives Tomorrow— Dorothy llallnn, J«k J. J. N. CONNER, Manager violet nnd gold. Hull and Mitehrll I-ewN In ‘On the lions should phone her at once. nnd they will be gone until early TOM MOORE In the reception, dining and living High Seat,” also a Snub Pollard Then* are very few things much sum m er. ' Optom etrist-Optician rooms tall bamboo, palms nnd ferns nicer th an a pleasant nftrrnoon on the j ( 'timed?. • -■ Phone 410—Optf. I*. O. I were used, flaskets of gold enlendul- golf course to lie followed by n nice) I.on Burton of Orlando was In the as and purple a ste is were effectively show er nnd good eats a t tho C lu b ‘city yesterday tho guest of his cou­ —a First Quality—Low Prices placed. In the living room, the many House afterw ards and in o rd er to sin, Robert Donne. Mr. Burton is an IgfcY hrnutiful gifts were placed, nnd here make this possible, the necessary ^old newspaper m an who is now in the , COLLECTIONS—OLD ACCOUNT* -Phone 104 115 East First S treet the bride's book was presided over by furnishings and equipment m ust In* moving picture game but he has not overdue notes, bad checks. Write , * Mrs. John M. Iloynton. Tho music secured. The ladies have taken it on altogether renounced the pen for the T or our proposition. Our represent*, was in.ehargc of Miss M argaret Hern- them selves to secure these furnishings cinema. tire will call on you.—Southern •lames C. T. I’uml and A rthur H at- cr. nnd will use the proceeds «f this Red Snapper nnd’ S ea B nss Stcnk Just merit Agency, Drew Building, Of: ,AI Crandall of PiU ,burg has arrlv-,■1 tSanfor(1 Avc. lando, Florida.,/-*; • (•reeling the g lo ats upon arrival p arty to th at end. xard <>f Augusta, tho attractive guenta jjof Mrs. T. L. Dumas. were: M rs.' Jam es Moughton and 251-4tc In addition to the good thnt will re­ cd in the city and will bb the guest 7t Mrs. H arry Kent, who introduced sult from the proceeds of th is a ffair of Mr. nnd Aire. J . C. Wilson. M r.jnu* MBS. FKBD DAIGKR. Society Editor Mins Ethel (Jordon, of Elizabeth, them to the receiving line. In the tom orrow night, the p arty itself will Crandall comes to Sanford every win- j * Phono 217-W N. J.. is the attractive guest of Mrs. receiving line were the host and be well w orth attending, and for thnt le r nnd flnds marked ImprotTment in . Maurice Kronen at her home on Tenth hostess, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. M inarik, the reason every bridge player should bo his condition thereby. Ir\ fact, Mr. | n M l k m i a r h k i l t « U ltU « t i —If ymm i n m Im u i / a k r n mr earning ]]2 MAGNOLIA AVENUE *i bride nnd groom nnd Miss ^K th cl on hand. Phone Mrs. T u rn er nnd Crandall says the Sanford sulphur M a r . nr If >•■ i n i i l r r l i l i l i * . »»»ll street. • M U ll r a n la IkU l.p a tiia r a l. ll< l» l Moughton nnd Hurry Kent. • actually cured him of rheumatism. PHONOGRAPHS PLAYERS S1IF.K1' Ml'SIU mnkc your reservations a t once.Irlalla, nr Irlrfknaa Ike Itraa. It *»U ha i r r a l l ; apprrcUlrA Joseph Kendall Henry arrived yes­ His many friends are glad to see 4* * RECORDS E PLAYER ROLLS \ The g uests- were ushered into the terday from New York ami is the dining room by, Mrs. H enry Nickles JE N N Y SPAULDING CIRCLE , him again. guest of ids parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. and Mrs. Raymond Key. ItcfrcshThe Jennie Spaulding Circle met PIANO TUNING------PHQNOGRAPH REPAIRS SOCIAL CALENDAR Mr., and Mrs. J . C. Wilson are hap S. Wilson nnd sister, .Mrs. John C -)jnrnts of .violet and gold hrick irc Wednesday afternoon a t 4:00 o’clock Toesdny—Social Departm ent will , . . . .... - . , i Smith. Mr. Henry possesses an u n -.cream , and (fold heart shaped cakes a t the home of Mrs. Chns. Collins. |>y in the possession of their son, Joe - .have an Evening Bridge party In | u ua, V(||cc 0MJ, W(|S hcro about three!were served. were The m eeting opened with scripture Henry of P ittsb u rg , who is down for the club rooms nt 8 o’clock. Mrs. years ago and made ninny warm j hunches of violcjs. Serving were reading by the chnirmnn, M rs. Los- a m onth’s visit. He ha* ro t been here Don Smith, hostess. Phone Mrs. It. filends who will lie interested to learn MU-ies Elizabeth W hitner, Elina Tol-1 sing. The time pnd place of the next since the war n t which time he was, A. Newman for reservations. of his return. . jnr, M argaret Peters and K atherine! m eeting will lie announced later. All with the Marine corps a t Sullivan’s j Tuesday—Subscription Bridge nt the Matthews. J the Itaptist ladies of the Heights nrc Island and spent u short furlough Country Club nt 8 o'clock. 1 here. Joe hns a wonderful voice anil A. E. Crandall, of Pittsburgh, P a .,f Late in the evening the young urged to nltcml these m ectjngs. Wednesday—St. Agnes Guild will his many friends nre Imping to hear, and Herman A. Iluhu, arrived here couple left for their wedding trip. --------- —------------------. shave a Subscription Bridge Party ] it often w'hile he Is here. ' >■sterility by Imat and are the guests keeping their destination a secret. A f-1HARRY FLOWERS KILI.S .at tho Parish house, at .4 o'clock. !of Mr. anil Mrs. J. S. Wilson. T h is , (,-r February 15th, they will he nt LARGE WILD C/CT Wcdnesdny—Nellie Turner Circle ^ l e i i i i n m n M N i l B ■• — meets at tho home of Miss Ruth i.- Mr. Crandall's fourth w inter in home to their friends at W inter Park ’ Sanford nnd m arks many changes 1Mhere Mr. Kent has ju s t completed ni H arry Flowers shot and killed a Griggs nt .1:40 p. m. Next to Princess Theatre , , here. This is Mr. Huhu'a first v la iti |lU„ ,,„ |uw | wilt! cat Inst Thursday while hunting Pvt Thursday — I.iternture Department . . i U" K" 'UW. south, and lie in greatly pleased with The bride is traveling in a sm art near the shore of Puzzle Luke. H arry ** , ■- — , ^ ( Florida, purtieulurly Sanford. coat suit of navy blue tricotine, with said th at he was a mean looking nni- J ** p. in. chic hat to match. Her fur nnd other mnl. The cat measured alm ut five; r - For Florida: Local ra in i , * --------For || k> Relief of Coughs, Colds, HronchlllH. Hoarseness and tonight nnd Tuesday; cool- ’ • KENT-WALKER NUPTIALS feet from tip to tip. and nlioul two accessories being of grey. L. M .O rr of Orlando was a liusi Throat Irritations ' er in North portion Tues* ■ * In the presence of a huge assem b­ Mrs. Kent is the lovely dnughter of feet high. This only goes to show *" nesa visitor here Saturday. day. ** lage of friends and relatives, the m ar­ the Into Mr. and Mrs. (*. R. Walker thnt we have the finest hunting here riage of Miss Claire Walker and Mr. and is very popular in soeml circles in Seminole ceuuty of any place in the tea M J. W. ( hninlierlain of Valdosta, Gn., j Mentholated White Pine and Tar........ ........................... 25c and iOc , Beecher Kent was beautifully solem­ nnd possesses an exceptional grac- country, ns a man enn go out for big. a r i u n is among the arrivals here. gnme as well ns small game, with as nized Saturday evening at ti o’clock, lousncss and charm of m anner, which PHESCHII’TION DltPGtilST F ri ll car load of Keystone Lines P H O N E 325 nl the Congregational church, Rev. hns made her n favorite among a host much sport to it ns If you were ill the THE REX ALL STORE (*. C. Boyd of L-e*burg, spell 11litJust arrived.— Hill Lumber Co. 2.16-ltc j K O D A K J)c a le jungles of Africa. Paul liurhnns, officiating, the im­ •if friends. week end here attending to business. Mr, Kent is well known in business pressive ring ceremony being used. W EEK’S WEATHER About the chancel stately pnlms in nnd social circles nnd is a young man Be sure and come to the Social De. . . , , , . South Atlantic and E ast Gulf , . gracefu arrangem ent formed the back of sterling character. He is connected nsrtm ent Bridge P arty tomorrow ev- H , q , * i ground for pedestal baskets holding with tile Kent Oakland Co., nnd hns S tates: Considerable cloudiness withj -1 Store in Florida . cning at 8 o clock. ,, . * . . , 10 Stores in Georgiaoccasional ruin lieginning of week nnd ; golden chrysanthem um s nnd purple charge of the W inter Park branch. The numerous friends of the young again Thursday nr Friday; normal t i aslers.' The choir rail was covered ./M rs. J . R. Methvln mid little son . •’ ,' with gold cloth and studded with pur people will extend them every good tem per ntrnv. Itnlieit of Plant City, lire here visiting : pic and gold chrysanthem um s. The wish for much hapipness in th eir nrnrMr. and Mta. II. (J. Mcthvln. I.WXOR, Egypt., Jan. t!'J.- What is* rhoir loft nnd balconies were Imnked ried life, ■ ^7 believed to be tile oldest specimens of -«j — ——— L. (’. Bridges of Miumi, a n tied hi with palm and tall bamboo, The enrnnm-d lx-ef hi the world, have been _ J LUCKY THIRTEEN the city Saturday for n short at:»> and lire edifi e being encircled with these -Phone 127 discovered by oxenvutors in the ifi Sanford’s New Store Before the entrance of the bridal Mrs. Hal Wight entertained( the in registered at the Montezuma. 1f party an appropriate program of nup­ memberti of the Lucky T hirteen bridge tom b of King Tutenknniun. While it was not wholly palatable, being 4,150 J. K, F nrror of Jackaonvillc spent tial music was rendered by Mrs. Seth dull most delightfully Kntunlny a f­ yejirs of preservation. ! * tho week end here attending business Woodruff, organist, assisted by Miss ternoon nt her apartm ent in the Wennd is registered ut the Montezuma. Orncc l.ognn, violin, nnd Miss H er­ Inkn. There were three tables of playTO Til ft PUBLIC ______ . ininin l<ehmnn, vi»cnh, ’ The b rid a l1era. • ’ --­ Mr. and Mr*. K. F. Alhrqtgh were fr«"" Lohengrlnn was used, Exceptionally interesting was the On «»r nlwnit February IM, th«* ndUtng tho .-week end visitors and «*’• prmvunlmrnl and Mendelssohn’s game of bridge played and the prize giJIC K SERVICE TRANSFER C O .jJ J WtHlding March used ns recessional. for high score, silk hose, was aw arded w^te pleasantly located at tbc Mon will put on a parcel delivery truck, a L . The ushers were: Ralph Clnyrnan,' Mr*. II. II. L ’wls. tr.’M ina. Edward Ri.ndall and Henry Nickles •Following the card gnme, the h o st­ much needed service in Sanford. Par- J J it * eels or packages of one hundred lbs. J * flcnj. F. t'ottclb of Fnirhavcii, and lire groom was attended by lii» ess served a tem pting salad course In Pretty Patterns, yard— 4- £ . i i: brother, liar rv Kent, as best man. and coffee. Favors of dainty baskets or less will Ih> delivered to any plan Mass., arrived in tbe Vity Sal unlay or residence adjacent to the hard nur-j Acting as maid of. honor was Miss ,,f peanuts and m ints were givand will s|KTid mim time here at tiefacial streets, nt a price th at will lie _ J Ethel Moughton, who was attired in ^ Montezuma. cheniH-r than currying them. • Tirin' \ _ _ a beautiful gown of violet changeable j t i „. guests f«r the afternoon were “ --------------— — :— company hns recently added to their , William II. Drown of Williamsburg, ti.lfctu, draped mmlel, combined with Mrs. M. H. Wiggins, Mrs. H. II. L*wOtno, n ! retlnM m inister, and. bis gold lace. Her hat was iff black veloit (*, Mr*. A. II. Wallace, Mrs. Claude equipm ent, one Dodge Bros, ton nnd wife, have arriverl hcro and-will speml and lace und triurmeil with ostrich. .H ow ard, Mrs. Fred Wnlsmn, Mrs. E. n half truck bought of the Sanford auffiraUtnunth* in Hunfonh She carried an arm bouquet of gold p. Householder, Mrs. It. L l'erklna, Motor Co., nnd one ton and a q u arte r V 1 --------colored chrysanthem um s tlerl with Mrs. A. W, F itts. Miss Muhle How- Reo truck, bought of the Wilson Mo­ to r Co. und are contem plating the >1r. and Mrs. Irving Ostridgc and violet tulle. er, Mrs. E. F. Rournillat. _ addition of several more truck* to etiildren, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Kstridge Mrs. M. Minarik, ns dame of honor.) . lake care of th eir'stead ily increasing and,niece, Miss Herndon, Mr. and Mrs.) was lovely in an exquisite costume of ROOK LOVERS’ CLUB All Colors, Yard business. They are now prepared to IIuike Methvln and children, and Mrs. gold chnn|(cahlc taffeta combined with t Miss Annie Hnwkins was the char- handle anything from a small parcel J. \J0 Methvln uml little son of Plant gold lace. With this she wore a O riental hor.tes* Friday afternoon when to a pinner or safe grnyw-here In the (’itV fo imed u motor parly to Daytona hlark hat, (ririinsetl with un she entertained the member* of the sta te of Florida. You will make no y Hcneh yesterday where they enjoyed oraam eat. Her flowers were purpli Rook L ivers’ Club most pleasantly nt mifltnkc in railing on them for any- J j asters tied with gold tulle. an oyster dinner. her home on Celery avenue. thing in th eir lino of business. •« Little Miss Mary Chapman, the The rooms were adorned with quan­ Remember their 'phone num ber, I'JH. . ] Mjs. Edward lame is entertaining winsome little daughter of Knlph 256-Mon-W ed-Fri J 1 tities of sweet peas in the pastel thrts, this' afternoon ut bridge nt her home Chapman, was the little flower girl, and the afternoon was *|>ent with dis­ on Park avenue, complimenting Mrs- wearing a dainty frock of gold colorcussion of hooka and cu rren t events. Ijrtc in the afternoon, the hostess, iL ' .....r — assisted by Mrs. Blown, served fried oysters, hot rolls, nut bread, fru it Open Day und Niuht I .tidies' Host Koom Sizes: 18x46,27x51 and 36x72, each salad, coffee and strnw lierrles top. irtJ |n-d with whip|K'd cream . Each guest DI ■ was presented with n large bouquet of sweet peas as favors. The guests included Mrs. R. J . Hol­ ly, Sirs. Henry* Mclaiulin, M rs. J . E. I Pace, Mrs. Stelle Arrington,* Mrs. J . 13-LHS SUGAR SALES AND SERVICE . ' t C. Bennett, Mrs. Hurry W ard, .Mrs. v For.......... ■k\ A Complete Block of Parts L P. Hagan, Mrs. Fred Williams, • 1'“ Mrs. A. E. Hill, Mrs. K. P. Morse V. C. HABY CREAM and Mrs. Brown. Buy a Hupp and You’ll Save Money T h e P r i n c e ss LOCALS JACKIE COOGAN “TROUBLE” J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. ...SANFORD MAID BREAD... Not Only Pure but Delicious R O U T H BAKERY THE WEATHER 5 ;rR.C. BOWER THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY Bungalow Cretonnes Tissue and French Ginghams i toM ^m > 2su per enn ,......... '....... B. & O . M O T O R C O , .* .. ' ' ’ ‘ ffffttford, Fla., Corner Second Street nnd Sunford Avenue 1)iHtf1bUtDrfTSfmtnoIiT:Trid~T.IfkiTCouril IST :v Large and Up-lo-l)ntc Fill! n* Slalion' • Complete Line Accessories nnd Tirw iiia } a iiH iiiN iiiiiiu iiH n N ii S SOCIAL DEPT. EVENING BRIDGE 5-LHS. CRISCO. Tomorrow (Tuesday), the members For of the Social departm ent, of the Wom­ an's Club will have an evening bridge party a t the club . rooms a t eight GOOD BUTTER. o'clock. All the members nnd th eir * P e r Il)e husbands are invited and expected to •J-V-fii.t»__ r" . .ij&zL*.ili J come. Please phone Mr*. It. A. New­ MEADOW BROOK m an v(Prt) and let her know if you are coming, «a a largo crowd U expected. The Best . % • 05c ■:. ..* 53c RUTTER First Street , SELLS it for. VLESS ?%i£ 'v 5 K- g f g ia ia iiu rB riira ja fa m fiu ii . - -■ »_». •» \ i if/ ■• �TIIE SANFORD DAILY HER AM PAGE TWO 7” ■ } »,V~ s»tf' ..if )AY, JANUARY 23, 1D23 THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 the right direction. Florida ha* flow­ ow nflittle farm by draining the mqser* In profusion and they should he quito breeding swam ps and ponds and displayed for the benefit of the winter by protectinb him self and his family I ’a l i l l a b r # n » r f a f l r r a t m a r * r r | » t >*»••* visitor* and Orlando cpn do this just against m alaria and the o ther prevent< • > n l «W* l l r r u l d ■ t n l t d l n a . I» J 1. —A new Library Building in the center of the city. X l a a n a l l a * A * r . , S a n f o r d , F l » . ____ ns well aa lx>* Angelps. Have the I able diseaue*. 2. —Extension of the present bulkhead on the Inkc shore. Your state health departm ent em­ 3. —The new 'pier and boat basin finished before January, !* The Herald Printing Co. flower parade by -oall means. ploys experienced san itary engineers 1924. i p i ii l i i n r . i t h A ride over this country will con- who will advise you upon request rel- * 4.—A big Auditoriu nithnt will seat at least 5,000 people. ........... I'.dllor n. j . iim .i.v Secrrfarj-Trrnanrcr vlnce nnytonc that the. Sanford sec- alive to u r m drainage «» a health K. J. I . I I . I . M i l l 5. —New home for the Campbcll-Lossing Post, American l l r i r r i l « » » « « « tion is built upon a solid foundation measure. I I . A. WBKI. Ail* r r l l s l n a M a n a i i r r Legion. it. a. i i m . 1.1 A Sanford Institution under the direct man­ ami it is the greatest section in the ° -----------• 6. —A Community Chest out of which all funds will he Hade. It n » » it A l i r r l l i l n i lln lra A|il>llralli>n wot Id, All we need to do is to keep! GET ON T IIE WATER WAGON agement of the following drawn. ----- -— I.B tV IH S l l t P I * l l r r a l a l l a n l l u n n c r r everlastingly a t it and we will win in j 7. —Two mill tax for publicity purposes. I ' h o n r M I - I V nf t r r a !'• m . the end. This city and this county j The Attorney General, Mr. Daugh8. —Municipal ownership, starting with water works *nnd BOARD OF DIRECTORS S a H a r r l e tl n a l* ilr» lx A d » u a r e are on the eve of n wonderful growth. ■erty , says’ a wise thing in his messoft water. * O ne Year ........ Keep it going strong and don’t let snge to the people when he urges 81s J lim lb a . ■ 1uo 9. —Systematic mosquito campaign and cleaner city. l l a l l t r r r d In ( l l y l»r C a r r i e r anything deter you. ■ th^ni to obey the lows—and all of J. K. Anthony, W. H. Tunnicliffc, Dr. S. Pul10.—Ten thousand people here one year from today. Oar K ’w k IS < «|W -----------o------------ them . Mr. D augherty' says: “Obey eston, K. H. Hawkins, W. E. Scoggan, T h e b i s 1 3 . «n l # - i i # « r I V i i M r l l r r - , r A gentleman who was hero about ltlu. |aw„ in t ;u. spirit, and the letter ■ Id r a l l n t r f a v n a apm lnnlr fiiu n tr and their produce in Lakeland m ar­ cuse for shirking their own responsi­ C. F. Williams ■ nd la l it t b il a k r d e r r r r I ’r l d a y . t d » » r - seven year* *go and ha* not been back j _ „ | | ()f them', c m , ,h„ugh there be kets nnd how there Is no encourage­ bility, will find little comfort In the r a lr a m a d r k n o t r a i * a |i|illra ns It Il na nl n. s13.00 since until yesterday mid th at he h a d ,soni(, that, jn your opinion, h u rt.” | i r r > e a r , a l u a y a In n d v n n r r . a ment for them when they do comp spontaneous response from ull q u art­ KBMIIBH TIIB ASi OCIATJEO I’MHi# not seen such a marvelous growth m ^T h a t Is good advice and should be to Lakeland to trade. There la evl- ers last night at the membership T h a A H O d a t c d P r e a n I* r s c l u « l v e l y any city in the United Slnlcs and he followed. Citizens, you cart not kick dently som ething wrong when such m eeting which started the drive. Any ALL DEPOSITS INSURED e n t i t l e d In t h # u i « f u r r e p U b H r a l W n of travels from coast to const. The Inst ngninst the statu tes, for they arc law, n sentim ent ns th a t g ets’ out nnd lingering hope was completely sh a t­ a l l n « w a i tl a i m l r h e n •cre d lli'il t o It n t n u t o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d In t h i s p s t ' c r tim e he was here we had no hotels and you will su ffe r in the end. Wtr' both farm ers nnd m erchant* should tered when the opposition leader# in a n d nlou t h e local new# p u b lish ed and now he claim s that he had bolter re fe r to the prohibition law, us does herein. do all in their power to correct iL the last election, lead by the man A ll r i c h In o f r e - l t u h l l c n t l o n o f »|ieclul service ut the Valdez than he has re ­ the Attorney General. It stands at Merchants are entitled to u fair who was the defeated candidate for d l s p a le h e a h e r e i n n r e a l s o r e s e r v e d __ ceived anywhere in the south nt a present as p a rt of the C onstitution, O fflW I IIK H A t.D tlU lt.tltX r e . P h o n e i n profit Just us the farm er nnd every president, headed the list with tholrj very reasonable rale.' nnd it is doubly dangerous to break other person Is entitled to n rea­ usual generous contributions. It was; F o rrltn AdvaMirlnq R i n „ » n l « l | i , it. Those who m anufacture, buy or sonable price for his wares and we n particularly striking confirm ation1 T lir . AMEHICAN PHESS ASSOCIATION Sanford, Florida Tiu* trouble in Germany will he ad­ s t II liquor mny be arrested , while nil want lo work together to cor­ of their statem ent during th e’ h e a te d : justed and the world will settle down those who drink it mny die or become rect the faults th a t are in the pres­ campaign th at the personal element to an era of peace and prosperity if blind. It is dangerous to traffic with en t trading system , so th at we can wus not entering into the position they the various nations will forget about bootleggers in these days. The stu ff mako Lakeland the best place und took and thnt the Chamber of Com­ TO YOU UNCLE FRANK FORSTER conquest and more power and more they sell is poison, and if it does not the most attractiv e center in this merce Is bigger than any individual terrilu iy . l#*t them follow the a tti­ Principals and Teach­ Fish Shipments For There is n little squib, in this insue tude of the United S tates and they |,il! o ttrig h l it destroys the eyesight. whole section. If this fnrm cr und or set of individuals in it. If men will sw ear off they will be others who1 feel th at they ure not g e t­ It is ubu worthy o f comment th at th a t tells about Hon. F. P. F oisler will become as g n a t a country as ers, of Florida H, S. Past Two Years To­ entering the banking bualncfix here I S r i ^ G * the J w d y . t f S t f C f * |£ U t t e r for it; they will nt least not ting tho right kind of u deal wilt ju st th eir subscriptions which hud vol­ talled 116,915,000 Received Training Just forty years ago. This, Is ; onto . rit ou t of their system s and forget all run the risk of swallowing poison go to the point of contact to help untarily been handed to President , :. TvCurti t*11*1 proves that good men <m- |^ for tho ncxt hundred years nnd they will have more money when solve the problem directly with the Coburn won* rend by th at officer .-.a While Shrimp ami Oysters Totalled At University of Florida Trstbm' l!*2l comes. Prohibition may n o t.ln it standing will be elim inated.—Slnr- the formal announcement of the op­ - to r nt thfe bottom of the lists and by ; af)(, tf(> worfe. College • Many Thousand Rarrels forever; well advised persons expect Telegrnm. ening of the drive for this year. It d o se application to their w ork.eventu­ ■----------- o-----------behooves every man and woman in beer nnd wine to come back in n year ally get to the top and the top in S E E THAT WE GET.GOOD ( I I , *t lip x « » » c l n f r d I ' , m u ) ' H 1v T h e 4 naort-ired ('„ •■ ) the city ot get squarely behind Pres­ ot more, nnd until then, nnd until the where Frank Forster stands today— DILIGENCE IN COLLECTING TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 28. -Ship j GAINESVILLE, Fla., Jan. 23.STREETS ident Coburn nnd the Chamber of ;Tuff is known to be real nnd pure, the dean of the banker.! of th is coun__ Commerce ju st an these men have ments of scrtle fish, in Fluridn, in E m ty-four of the leading high ithod ty . F orty' yeah* ago when Sanford , ,'. , , , ,. , (.ur advice to folks is to get on tile The following from the October the past two years totalled 1Id,'.115,- principals und more than 1.000 tad*, ... “ • : Now th at the can tract for the hr. t was young and Mr. horsier was young . .. . . w ater wagon nnd flay tin re,—Tampa bulletin of the Canadian Press Asso­ done.—St. Petersburg T im e . , V , , i portion of tiie city streets has been j 00(1 pounds, according to a (statem ent. ers in this s t a t e 'received their tr*mhe came to this- section from his uld [ , , , . Tribune. ciation is worth reading, und if reli­ let for sheet asphalt, If behooves the issued today.hy T. R. Hodges, shell I ing nt the Teachers' College of tfct • ■ o— ■ homo in Washington Court House, O. giously followed would place many “MISS CIVILIZATION” city commissioners to see th at the tax fi.sh commissioner, while those of University of Florida, it was sutri We enn imagine him sta rtin g in the a newspaper office on the right side SOUTH FLORIDA ROADS payers get a square deal. Tlusi shrim p amounted to 1'.(,552.000. :i*t llu* university today in conwctks business iii Fluridn utter leaving Ohio Of the ledger. Too many publishers "M iss Civilization,” a one act play strecth are to be b etter than any nth O yster shipment* for the sartie per- with the campaign to raise FJjOjmt and we can imagine the many knocks er kind of m aterial that is made for ^ enurai) Polk county found it pos- nre seemingly afraid to mako their by lUchard Harding Davi's, will 1»* bid totalled HU),(KM) barrels, while 0,- for a student get!vite# Wilding, and hard knocks he received n i he the price. They nre to last nt least *ibl" "Prrnd her g .od roads money collections, und postpone the day of give not the High School on Wedniei- JOfi'.OOd sponge were marketed. Du“Citizens of this 'tat..," said Dr. climbed upward. We know how he felt fifteen yeni* without any m aintenance' ovt‘r m r Immense mileage by using settlem ent just ns long as possible. \luy, January ii-'th, at S:-I.ri p. m. in scribing saltw ater fish, oyster* a n d 'J a m e s Y»?. Norman, dean of 0* when he came to Florida, for wo came (Jiulge.i. They-me to be ns good if not ‘-l-'V il!l Jt foundation for the sheet ns Have a monthly settlem ent, nnd col­ addition, a slan t musical program J)(( (|1(1 n",oflt vulunblc natural Teachers’ College, “ai. not familar from the same state anti began work hotter 'than the present brick streets, Ph»u * *'ut ,h *’ upkeep is proving very lect what is coming to you and pay with readings will be given. resources of this state, Mr. Hodges with the work being am an plaited If here some twenty years a fte r. We They m e This play s produced only by spec­ rtalem ent said liic combined industry (his branch. The fearin'(V t’ellep cost less than the brick expensive. It is a favorite saying of what you owe. also. The Rullcti'n says: know his feelings, his aspirations, streets. All of these claims have been 'ond-b.iilding engineers that a road "Many men nre able to produce an ial permission of Coliu-r'a Weekly v.as worth approxim ately §2H,."tfill,(M)() i not only educates men far public p a rt of his tribulations ami his trials it no better than its foundation, andriarticle and sell it; but it takes a nnd the Walter 11. Raker Publishing made for 'he asphalt street and while school service but it alio help* tfc. for the p ast two years. and today we w ant to shake ids ham! the contractors Who put them down P'dk county is certainly furnishing ing a j very able man tti make, sell and col- Co, of Ronton, Mass. It in highly l ecturer irr The industry U “today affording state in other wavfor gaining thnt for which he has will not lie here in tho next five or dem onstration of the tru th of tho ux- j IcrL It is about collecting promptly dram atic .md has a thrilling climax frequently given through the «ute fcj employment to more people than any striven for forty years. He w.i, here join. The mods immediately north of! th at the attention of our members is which holds the audience in deepest ten ur fifteen yen is the City t on prominent educators. Teacher* ird o t l f r industry except perhaps farm ­ in good times uml bad times, lie was s i-akeland are in pa H in d er Iy bad con­ desired. More- time should be set aside suspense. siunens will be here and they will principals uru ndvised of m>u iJure ing, and a g reat many farm ers nre here In tha early boom days when ev­ in weekly newspaper offices for this Thij! play will lie given to raise er have the compliments or the curs­ dition. nnd it is evident th at the fault erything was roseate and he was here im portant task. Job printing should money for the High School orchestra. fishermen for half the year in the tional practices. Bulletins, cuntaininf ut evt;ry place where the road has es of the taxpayers and it will be up worth-while suggestions are distribut­ during and afte r the g reat freeze be billed for and collected monthly. The udmission is only 25 cents to nil. const counties,” the statem ent said. to them to mako good. As this paper "gone bud" is with the foundation. Explaining th at ho felt the people ed. More than 1.tiflti of our stcdrati when it looked as though there Would Some of our members who ore aueRemembel- the date, Wednesday even­ of the state "who are the sole owners” ! have been placed in teaching politic®! said before the contract was l e t - eigh­ The brick road -th e main highwny— be no one left here except tin* ones ccssful send the bill along with the ing, 8:45, after church. 257-21 of the Industry should have an ae-‘ in different eommumtii". thTnUghast ty per cent of the taxpayer.-, wanted in Osceola county Is also in had con­ who could not get away. Rut th at ev­ delivery of the printing. Advertising brick. The City Commissioners ary dition, because of neglect; and there counting of Ills stewardship as shell the state, er abiding faith in his city uml the accounts mny be sent out monthly lo i THREAT AGAINST SIH TH lining what they think b best but they are icveral wood bridges which arc fj di commissioner, Mr. Hodges stalodj In tiie past five year, tin- rnrolt* faith he had in himself kept him nt will have to p,ove it U. the ittti-fae- actually in dangerous condition and regular advertisers, und certainly not the Job ami the little bank in which less tfinn quarterly. Hy constantly llljr 'Iii# iMMHFtalri] rrrwui • his . departm ent had "credits" to the meat in the tlregular „ , session* af tht tiiiiv of tiie people who pay for the nre likely to bring on dam age suits WASHINGTON, Jan. _Calling iinimint nf fJI/JSH/JO llu* first uf the-j reachiTu ( has inat-Meil mey hi* started grew into a national bunk wbich pray cost tin* county more than i looking up the delinquent subscribers streets. nnd the national hntfk grew into one would the replacem ent of these di- ! the circulation enn be kept fairly well attention to published reports that '.'car. In this connection he listed the th in 50 per rent, mcnnlinc to Dr. the shipping board is planning to dis- toll,.wing item s: fa s h in tre a s u ry ' Norman. The increase m the toroof tiie biggest banks in this part of DRAIN \GH FOR HEALTH’S S \K K Inpidated structure* with modern con- paid up. Reports 'for the past year show that collections nre slow. The . continue terUqn gulf and soulli At Jt7T.58; cirsli in bank to bo deposited !m er school enrollment lure been dill the state and now on tiie fortieth a n ­ crete bridges. , member who is always diligent in 'ln n tic lines, Senator Fletcher, demo-|it> treasury Jnfiunry 1. S i.D5I.GI; c a sh ' g reater. From 74 students in 1910 t» niversary of Ids coming to Sanford The same ro.ul extending through Solomon said “To everylhing there (tending out accounts is not feeling !ria l, Florida, declared in the senate di posited in general revenue fund, 32,-. h l^ in HRH 'is[the .advance hr monW Uncle Frank F orster can look out of O range county is also in* had condi­ it a seas >n and n time to every purhis window and see the new six story the tightening-up process quite so ;th at if auch action was takenu he l'.’5.2i; boats and o th er property more th arv 800 per cent, pose under the heavens—a lime to t tion, although this county is having . bank building arising across the stree t much ns those who have not made it would demand an invevtigollo i to de- !acquired, ?T,808.5t; replanting o y rie r, shoulders laid on each nidu of carl Sway the stones au.il it lime to ' RECOVERS FROM 1 A GltllTB that will be the future home of the n practice to collect prom ptly, and j termino whether it was de-ignatc i a hnr*. 12,722.22; total credits above ,,nrk nm '1' which wi" makr COUGH F irst National Rank and he can hi"k g-.thor t Ik s t o i c together."'D igging thl‘ who have, therefore, much money on; n punishment for "those rommunitie- tunning expense# ¥23,1188.20, w a s n(ml o t -in ifix ,!ly ' " ltl f,,> trav e le r# . ditclux w,t« illy r e f e . . , , ! t o ” "W as very had with La Grippe cJ over his last statem ent with more than ''Thi* departm ent," the st’‘temcnt thelr books. Farm ers, during the f a ll,1whose representative.# are oppos'd t i 1 lie roads ill the vicinity of Orlando T* >d i,kyi ■I I iiied, “ wilin', i apptii),ri;,i,i„i an*! hud a fc'vre" mugh. a million dollars on deposit and a Iim by t h e wise m an, b u t e v e r y o n e with a re excellent, especially the new road arc more able to take care of their the ship sulisidy Honey am! T ar and it topped »J “The expiittiation th.il Ins . . big growing business and he can say any - x p n ji ta >■ know-, ifiat ditch dig f;'nm Orlando ii'v.rti* entirety in liren-e t .............. W inter Hark, This bill*. The crop is off, and they nre / o C i. tin «■. i plioii Jn tin* geecr.d i ouj.h and I got bettet,” write* Mr*, showing heavy , ;H..iti g I ....... v. I and we can all say will d<>m • , (*'d ifoni th',.engaged *n the in is i onstrm ted .r vitrified brick with likely to lie in better spirits. Member# nil.' w ith this a . with e v e r y th in g - Some day we intend to writ*' #«u»e are urged to see that the front office not hold water,” Mr. Fletcher asse rt­ fit: try has been aide lo control tin- M aty Kifiby, Hiwkane, \ \ «»hu|ta. asphilll tiller. thing about our old buckeye friend else, t h e t e in a tim e when n can be The etionnoutt travel carried by work is' kept up, and the books and ed. "H ’k simply a th reat," he said, entire coast Hue and enforce the law s.!(’ough# resulting from La Grippe,!*■ done to tiie f u s t a d v a n ta g e , thnt will be woith while. Tqdny - o u r ! "O ur record# show we have been flutnza, Rroiichllis, Whooping tItoite roads makes it incumbent up­ subscription list# are gone over re g -j " th a t if tin subsidy bill fnibi th. c busy day—we can only say, Gpd b i d s ' How m any farm ers, However, know on tln> Itoards u( county commission- ularly. Keep up tho work of collect* j porta will nut have th e chip#.’’ ulde ti( secure about 75 per rent ion- As'.lumi nml MpasriodiC ('reap «• you nnd may you live to-enjoy forty j ,f “ r. vntions for violations of the law mid quickly relieved with Foley'* H®*J » j — ~ * • ing in tl.e ropthcni states, if not the ! k t*p U" 'm ln «>*«<• condition, ing." years mare with your friends in the t> • !. "M iss Civilization” at Mm High we have a w archog., f , || „f illegal i.nd Tar. Contains no oplatf*-#vet j) iH'Ht. is during the late winter 1 h“ of a county is macity wliere you have hiadi■k*hhI. TAKIN/ i INVENTORY ■ Sch’o.d" Wednesday night at K.15. gear and nets that were t;.I.en w ith -; gredigtit# printed an the ivrappo. months. At this icumiii of the year the N ,m ll-V •'>’ «»ie condition, _______ _ * 25c . 257 out prisoners." • , I.argent zelliiig cough niedninc i®t* farm l a W til least has some clad,m in ! i,f )Ul A " » v e lle r viewing the. IniitCM , _ * world. Refuse substittil That booze fleet (iiit-ii Ie of N’i'W At tlii* season of the year b u sin ess, -----------------------------with n vie the selection of work. During th- ,o lm tr>" w,lh » vi“ w,<’ wil1 • 1 ,1 r vt f j -.. Foley'# Honey and Tin New V'ork linrhor is cert anily a joke and professional men nre taking an NMIK E SlTtSCRH'TION RRIDGE I'Ali I A Mtnimer rush tliero run b. none. Then, nyU Ik> favorably impressed by being' inventory of their asset*. The ('hamThe Honorable R<>ni,| of t umv Oil till' iwohi)lit it! II lawn t.f it.fi ■min where. Adv. toil, soil I .unlit inn , III (ill Soul hero jolted over tough roads, and |>o#stbly Th,' mem be i . of the Nt. Agstc# tier of Commerce, the most im portant / Uommissiuners in nnd for Seminole try. hm ing Ins eat damaged. 'tale:, are npl lo be • (unity -uiti- I for Guild will give a Subscription IIridge ------ ft----The substantial roads which Hills-! industry in the city, is taking an in - ! County, Fla., will receive bids nt their ditch digging in January and hThru ru tty at the I’iiri h U oJie, Wetl'ies* vCntory uf its g reatest asset, it* manm xt regular m eeting to be held on The celery crop at Su Ilford i* nil ary. Our heaviest rain fall in the south Ixmmgh county, lias built in recent esijay, February flth, A. D R‘J ;, at ";‘v Mftermum, J a n u a ry .2 ^ ii at »;00| ’f o Toe power. It cannot hope to succeed with right. The grower# urc* cutting and at two periods, during January and ^ 'l u f o u t conspicuously by comD re sc riD tiu n fo r ( ’olds, FW‘ out this potential force, expressed 1U o’clock a. m. for the pureha e of “ <*1" ' k. I’hane Mr... Are hie Hetts . shippiuig and get liim: g"" if price ; ftir parison with the m ads in many other Fein uni y .und during June und July.; ,u p m«,t their celery innd shimid keep n stiff counties. A fter lung time of tlm annual drive for funds one M on truck. Hoard rcserv. . the ( — ' «•* « » • «• M. Llayd (45) frerI^ 11 f \ Rut, someone iuys, you would not e x -; outli Florida , , , —s , i ivationx. A good,time is assured c r a n ‘1 L n ® n p p e . M H me right to reject any or nl! bids. without which the organization can upper lip. Di m 't let any thing inter- p e t us to do mir ditching in rirtrt.ling ith various ^ ^ •'fm e n U n g w all.* Make your re <*rvation# e itrljr.lsp c c d y re m e d y WC know, pH* E. A. DOUGLASS. fete with the crop# convinced not function and perform it# duty to water with the soil miturn.ed like a ! ™ Price 50c. 2'*o.i . 15-17-ut-22 23-c v e n lin R I ’notiiH oniit. l-15-o.n.w.-tfc the city. Sponge?" Not entirely. We were thnt tin; best 1# the cheapest. We have I'crsons in ih e community who Imve T here are nil sorts of rum ors put had permanence in view, ra th e r than thinking o the otlilel ditch,#, the big ! The pedestrian runs tile risk o f b, out here every year about the crops g re a t mileage, and we have found it anticipated'a possible defection in the grst part o ftiie job anil the most cxranks of the membership und who ing held up at interval*, but not by a and the prices and they should be a profitable policy.—anipa Times. penxiv*'. The xtnnll laterals enn ho dog Re Sure and See the Kew thereby might hope to have an ex- tilling station. ■lopped. There is only one tiling that - ■■ — at any tim e but if the farm er .want*, governs the prices of all Articles and t LESSON ON HUY AT HOME to "live money and time he’ wilt dig th at is the law of supply ami demand. M RS hi# muin outlet ditvhc.i with dynamite IDEA A new strain of celery should not rt when the ground 1* wet. The w etter throw anybody into a fit. r* the better. The Star-Telegram is in receipt of Dynamite work# much b etter in an unsigned communication, w ritten K« Orlando is preparing for a big (lu­ wet soil" than it doc# when the soil i# in good faith, do doubt, which refers )«• rid parade nnd Flower Day on the Tiie Herald carriers m anage and control th eir route#, pay in dty, liecauec under thiuo conditions to the m atter of buying nt home. This m order of the great celebrations a t l.o* K4 advance fo r all paper# drawn, and absolutely depend upon their dyiminitc will give a complete ditch, new spaper, like nil other well reg u lat­ Angeles every year. This is n move in lequilittg very little if any hunt! ed offices, seldom pay# any attention *»a collections for thoir running capital and profits. When subscrib­ er# neglect to pay them it is the CARRIER nnd nut TH E cleaning; tju e e hundred to four liund to unsigned letter# which contains Herald th a t stand* the “b ru n t.” »t red feet of ditch can be rliot nt one. statem ent# oftentime# th u t ure se­ Mudcls at nur hcautiful Show Koonts and Filling Station— ra no Subscribers who da nor care to pay the carrier each week time ,thu.# requiring only one blast­ vere and which leaves no way to get U SELL ^ , WHEN U High (Iruik* Mechanic in charge uf our Ucpair l)t’p:lrta,t’,'*• mny pay the H erald two or more months in advance nnd they ing cap; rdi p.tumpx can 1r, removed a t the real proof, but the sentim ent YOUR REAL j j i LIST IT will pay tho ca rrier each week from thi* fund. na cleanly; und the dynam ite hole# which expressed 1* pertinent und should be ESTA TE (51 WITH US it *rv This system of delivery is known ns the IND EPEN DENT must be npaced 1 1-2 to 2 feel ap art tecognixed just- the same. The w rit­ CARRIER PLAN nnd Is used by m ost of the larger newspapers of Pi can la* put down much faster nfid nl- e r of the article cut out an editorial g S the country and has proven beyond doubt to be the ver ybest plan ft We feature auto insurance nnd from one page of the Gainesville Spn’s ft>cheaper. Prompt Service and Courteous T r e a t n i e n t Pn of delivery. When a boy m anages hi# own route, buys and sells In ditching with dynnmiU) where the plcn of trading at home und out of jve a re ready to explain all the Wl a t a profit he is in business fo r himself in ekactly the same sense Moil is well saturated with water- ma- the sam e issue from another page different kinds of policies you • Pay Us a Visit a# any merchant. Ho knows he m ust give service to be iucce**I* i cut a reference in an nd from ii I-ake* terinl can be moved nt a cost of fnim f can have written on your car. ful and build up his business. He knows that every new custom­ s. twelve to eighteen cents per cubic land store, which told about how they Call us up. p1 er .ho secures menps more profit. In short, he know# he must yard. Under favorable conditions a were selling goods hought from anoth­ p. J conduct his business In n capnblc and efficient manner to he sueI crew of th re e m ejixan complete a mile er city not far nwuy. When such a cess ful. PA I of main outlet ditching in ofur day# preposition ns thnt i# p u t up to a -LADIES* AM) GENTLEMEN'S REST ROOMS— The Hexnld earnestly requests it# subscribers not to dj*. ] by using dynam ite properly spaced new spaper there Is no way out, ex ­ AGENTS courage these boys in this, th e ir.firs t business venture, by refits-* cept to say thnt people who sell and and loaded. ing to pay prom ptly each week fo r their newspaper. Ponce de l<oon crossed the A tlan t­ people who buy both need n little ed­ ■8. REAL ESTATE ucation. ic Ocnan and searched tho W estern J 'lre , Casualty, A uto Insurance The w riter of the article says he T IIE SANFORI) DAILY HERALD. Hemisphere in vain nr the fountain of ■„ 105 W. F irst St., BANFOIH). FLA youth. Jk u p smitherii fa rme r, ca rt- fin d i s - a - f a t mnr , a nd a lso tells about how WI i the farm ers cannot sell th eir eggs l a t f t ( j iu m it, or som ething just ds good, on hi# , TV* ,. Vfiti*?: Sanford Daily Herald o f S a n fo rd n PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD 1 . E='. m m w ,■. i HERALD COLLECTIONS l H and Chevrolet Maxwell & Britt m t : . ; ■*i,- w , . J T- V ' l �• ' •' r i t e ' i t i h w ' t i t .7 K G i n $ i .< t - t e t n i '>rn L < t c n t o t m ■ ■. ta m r - * >r m h “ : r . r i ; r. y Vyrflfto* -i. y.v.s **" r r r r - .*"•?• :m T H P -S A ^fP O R D d a i l y h e r a l d t f e b d a y ,*j ^ n v a r y z $ 1 1923 ^ A G E T H R f i t f rr = = = » ( ___ •.• t ROTARY FINE MEETING, ready been .^ ia r tn f ^ust opposite-the present h * ik j(o r a fin(j.>iV,aT«'ry bank ;?rv 0 2 *i huilding That will be one of the flTKest • in th itr p a rt-o f thw Ktjrti!1? "T W ltT PlF \n\nJI liegiiining tbo Fin,t National m ,L h«v fo rd |il ijiheiub deijjite the big Jr‘ rj fie o ic and oU)er lulam ities*am i • haa iM MU gained th e townnst rung of the flnan-Tu M and Interest at the rate of 4%, is GNK OF TIIK MOST TNTEUESTING ctiil *lad(icC m *\hli part of the state “f ^MEETINGS OF THK being noted the iuink of sound bus* •*,.the basis- upon ^which we invite . i in e w principle*. O * " ft ; dycry pian and w oitia^^rttartfii . ‘ 1 U X-'i i Sf O' .J / a t eil Arf.1^ Fcfihxj* \hojte* fSemis ’nf’ 1 Mr. Sanford Rotary, l » d ;a m cctingJIH - F o rster, who know this J e the fortieth Savings Account at our d e w ' d £ ' * u*l t-iikj «indvcM |ty,' fi) Ida ...» l^tikltig id 'Ssft»— -tf«*rA Iwill mII1*■ co n g.ra tillti/lW at*.IP*h1ulm U.l-- SniAl rimrplcrtty of the rig h t kind nf splrtd-fo'rd o t'o h fy S A V IN G S D E P A R T M E N T ! *7 today a t the Valdes Hotel when the o n . attaining the fortieth year in tr d u b members and- nvuiy viSltor*.*at banking In one -xity.. l>uL thA" kttain* -V George A. D epottes We‘rc ready to help you save— * )d«vni .to one.' vf>.Cntjbantp sr .popular hfenf j)( nm ny. Of bla ideals, 'of V>* . ” , » < » a lX • \ N < A llo r n e y - a l - L a w i% are you ready have us? repasts. President T hrasher called ilrcoma come true, of work well done Ti m jm. the flu b to Ajrder'nnd ask^d D r. Dlark* and ,otf achievemeht in. th o highest V. m * Or«r Seminole County m*A to invOks th* ^blessing. F- - L. arnsrf of the.Wbrtih . His.exam ple.can If'8d;*inake your first deposit Wootslagel, the Mawcet singer of well tie emulated by the coming gen* I an FORD____________________ .today........................ eratloff dr yi.Ortif'W 'eh-gct yoU^n' Jfili --------dm*'-ortliinfUeaW,-* then* rtndered "Friend of Mine-1’ w|lh Misa and stick to . it. H ave-an ideal and FRED R; WILSON Mildred Simmons accohipanyjng him strive attain it. And mn^u yottr1 A T T O R N EiY, A T - L A W un the piano and ho did it so well that principles conform to -y o u r everyday he was forced Mo l^ivc "My Little life and ;witH you< on iho goat First Nations! Dank Building Uaojo" fay.j an ehcor*,, Tho; visitors rs work cycry day tnireaph-it. vl Weft- then intf'bduccd'and made to Sanfhrci laTfiroJd o f F.’ P. F orster IANFORD »*. * tn n th |f t« r th« dUtlry club had* stood and F. P. F orster is proud of Sanford hi. A CpMMITNiTX pUH4)ER, It .'A w u p J n bonoj of y is a M ildrcl ?l(nirton^ or.’Thls'diTy-tThnr fortYellTVear *Tn"bus JJ. « *1^.* -Xrf|| W fiw<i y ? M m Jm Classified Ada 1c a word. No ad taken for le u than 25c and positively no the only lady guest. The following inesa in thia'city. ---- .w- t r : F. I’. FOHflTEit, P r* a Id « t B. F- WIHTNRR, Cm Ust CHELLE MAINES classified'ads charged to anyone. Caah musl’Vccoinpany'ai) orders; * Count vlklibnTifrose to tKelr nAmes; 'M ajor W ltlfflr o f •1S t A u g u a t l n # i the words and rem it a c c o rd in g . *;■ LAWYER •> fe d C ates, of Fairhaven, Maas.; J. l \ Shine Shocked -Negro T c • ■ ’ :—Court House p ain t, n e w ' l o p , ' b n U c r y , etc. Holbrook and W alter Rose, lifi-mOr­ I n j u r e s ' ' SeVerarPeopIe F O R S A L E : i "i 1fi I3 -■**£• ‘="'r SANFORD MT & GRANITE WORKS Runs fin e .' ¥36ff.M. > lando; Dr. King, X»ff S an fo rd and E. s j# I i . * ft * V i | FOR SALE—Selected Sen Island FORD SEDANi-1028, new paint, runs L. W oolslagcl.’^C ^ s h e y illl? * . C. I)r. i n A u t o m o b i I e ( o l 1i s i o n gjm Examined ' Glaaee* Designed GOVE, Proprietor • - - , • ‘1 seed and big boll upland seed, -beat - fine, tfood tirre ,’ $305.00.' ST l j V Blackman,1 o f ' Satffobd; Mr. Gentry, TR A FFIC OFFICER WAS CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY f ^ Henry fticLauIin, Jr., varieties*—Wilson-Mnsoa .(?<>.. Jack­ DODGE ■TOUR!NO, 1021,*run* and fo rm ir .firilWkpJ of the Hell Tele- COUNTY1 \ T ,1 i .'T , • r 7 i / > t tiw u . I RIG H T ON JOB AND'XURBfiT- > sonville, Florida. ’ J2 5 7 -8 tc , lop|tfl.like new- $505.00. .. phone Co.: Dr. Hutcheson, of Hankow, 1018 W «rt F iret B trw t O p t. D . I t t t W m L J r t n t Bfcr^o L. ED.NEGRO D R IV ER _____ W 00D "F i6 I “s A t E —'$8.&d‘ n cord. DODGE TOURING runs and looks China. T heM atU rg«ntlbniaii'w a»:rnOpllcian-Optometrist Plcnso nprangc to pay .cash on do* 1 like nuw/f& 'tf.M .1 tiodncoAt.hy^l.jG- P )inp|e apd.gave * A SanfoCsl nkfhcd OSekriWor provements, wtid jmjiVqVttnienP Iiobd Foi./qari,. -i-jtJ,• r,i-ink* tt.v fctl( il.*> at I I I B u t F iret S t r u t Sanford, Fla. livery, and specify the kind of wood ItEO TR U C K ,1fine shape, 'View- llrca, fjne talk on hia work ns a missionary Said juantb. tlir'e un>| theta. t>> pnSWar thy filled p p ;i w |h «K|ne n n d 'tak lA t to m ature serially, lt»"fr*nvone to-te to * wnuted, when placing your order.*—F. ■ Tate model, JfitfR.dO.' ‘ “ .<•>': * ' ih e - M il n f rom pm lnt n i n f h erein to China,-hpt-partUnla* work.being in OKatnit _yoo, and of- o ou. and S § 9 i tha, whole eoljidod with the cne }^ : .lyvR bldir mbat be *HdCOrtipinip<l 8 , Vornny. f 190-tfe DODGE TOURING, Cheaji* !‘.R uns the rteUjcnh/fcpnltmilpt 'if therein rkji .'nrt 'rt*5'i re|.| Itlll will htDR. r ; m . w e l s h of, My.iisijd hjrs.'h’dgate. Rtn| Mr. and V ilh’ * certified, ehtvk , fur. I'lOdlkOO, tptufi 'on, fi'ANiditt, fit b»iti>liiivn-a t.y , good, must be sold at ot»o, $293.00. field .' Dr.* Hutcheson exemplifiea Iloh W T S A L B -J) oiler and Gays’' pal rtts _ MrS.' Staples Sunday nfler'noon orj all proposals to l>e nddrrssod to the i% (Itml ilpefnp. Graduate Veterinarian CHANDLER 7-passenger, runs good It l> further onler.-i! thut thl* nnllca and vnrniahea a t Sanford Novelty Lary-jn .2fe|l.soryic*V And Ur. Hutche­ th e Sanfnhf-bHanrfij’ road near Gin-* Telephones: ’ OIRrb hw'-jnililtshn! In the gau(i>ri) Ifrrahl, City Commission, Snnford, Florida. tire# good, 131)5.00, ■ */■: 1 . v . son talked mpst interestingly on dpfvijle.' T he ht'grtPs car Wnk swaying 183-tfc Office 123 - ■: ’ •.* Opposite 1’: O. Works, Sanford agents. VIM, M on Tiirek,' $295.00. ’ China aiw t.tbeJuvn of this nation for Imck and forth on the road and the Residence 237 lie Land, Florida FA RiU E R3— You din get aeed bed nUICK SIX' todring, 1020, r a n ' leas America because the great heart-.of Fugate cor WAH'pulled ns fa r olllthe fram»*i and Irrigation plugs a t the than llO.OMcmiles,' $605100. of America hni». ever bent for the op right hand side of tho ro.nl as It would Sanford Novelty Works! 100-tfc Fa n a* Fa LEXINGTON SPORT, 1922,M .e«rly| ^ „f fl„ noUopl. Wv are doing go but tho'curve* lt)it(k by the negro pm Fa m \ Cktk; ClrCollI '*nurt i)f nn . *!* r **.! ■ n* I ■ r. _ " *• * .** •*.. (SEAL) 'F O R SAI.K—Tweivo furnished rooms l . R. r m u r a y j new, eur.it $850.00, H.-mtii'dii t’oiinty. r u n great work in China especially in struck the enr and both cars were ...i,,, y j-jMrs V. ;•*!. • 1 Clerk of Bnrtwith three year Ica&o nt 115 I’al- DODGE SEDAN, excellent buy, $050. Ihr missionary field and the wurk in badly damaged, but us .u su a l -the O'ltryan k Hhnr«iti, 253-Hite ' ' . fdrd,.Fldridal " Hirtt'iltiiisffdr tiiiitipUInknta. m etto avenuo. ,• 235-tfc OLDS* EIGHT, 7 pasketigor, fine Car hygiene, a n d ' san itatio n is bearing drunken driver wjin not injured. Mr. i2 - ii.i*-:s, fo r hiVo, oi'creire tires, One meehnnFOR SALE—Simill snfe, suitnTflc for fruits. Among <othor things . Dr. Staples bud several rib* broken. Mr. n c i . Ih; J 2 ;iJ - v 1.'-• j'* e..i icfll* condition, looks good, $200.00 HTKOUT FArt.M^ AflP.NCy "’L store nr house. Must well cheap. Hutcheson jnentioned- o»r work in F ugate hud one qf Ids oyes badly cut, ?;V *"tg - I ? ;•=•) s<i« cash, bn Istick $50.00 monthly. Jl'.i.M agnolik Ave., ' ' ' u c d n B ia c d t 'V s * i t r i a t i . a x i r n ^ t j o r *"E. II. C." care Herald.office. suppresaing th e'o p iu m -h a b it and Ihe 5|ni. Staples had n bad gash ou her i .Several Other good cheap cant and habit of binding the feet of the young • 1.......... .. l. V1: n ;*t J iio STIH KIIOl.llKtta ( i r ,U M 'l ) S I I 260-Blp forehead and nil of them .wore Imdly t k i . t-TfosT co . i!rt*A trucks. Wo m oat'sell all these cars children in China and other idcan of You can find tbo name of 4-rok-Xi*if fci^.1 bruiiod and -shaken up by the col­ ..T h e finest young grove in tbia tieCr * FO tt SALE OR TJIADE^-Largo* Rc7by F eh ru ary T at as we wlH then move thu h eath m ogee. :. erery live Business Man N U T I C K , t a t l i n i g t l V -G I V E N ; T h a t • lision. County Tralfic OITieer, C. G. tion. HI aerro, 317 four ywir • old rlug linll M an in safe.—“ K. It. C." K hIIIrlr ru a ’ spe^irti nti*eiihg o f iiieP "stockh*jld*»a into our new- Dodgo/Jiomo an d 'w ill In H anford-ip th is Column Ted (iatta, o f . % New Ucdfonl, Stephenson was ju st buck of thu ne­ trees, m ostly Valencia, • 100. tangr.r, of A h a u ju ifm tT llo is t C o a tiro u t lo ir raw ■ care Herald offito. 25lJ-!Jtp need roOtri to 't emodkl our pH-sent ser­ each day. Mass., Itotnry Club, said he was n gro running him down when tho acci­ im a, 20 largti aeiulllnga, al;u a row uf pany. In c , s eor|>ot atloa r>rk‘<nlte4 niul POR .SA LK -5-m re celery farm , close vice station. - - *-= 'exled w a XiTHler-1h « la fta or lh«, P t a l* [■banker but he WH* plw> a Ilotnriaii dent happened and ha saw th a t thu 100 bud* ou sour stock, budded last o* NIOrlflii, > Jlt k.‘ h»ld:at tp.vpHOrtin with nice house.—E. F. Lane. ro per cent discount n all cars list­ and hud thc.foalinga of a human b r­ injured were immediately taken tu June. A room {house,, b a rs,'flo w in g 2M -5tp ed nbVd fr fill cash. * ing even though R was hard to bolisvo the hospital in this.cRy, anil nrrested well, beautiful lake Ju st n ■■!>■!* (MiiltiDtln* ifmJifty, K)**Hflnt |»n thg' . .. nf- Jo '• nun ■ r>' A. I* l»i*. at Ul hour * ' " __ _ ilny Ft)it SALE—20*iieresTeiery land with T e rm * ' to responsible parties, one- among the people of his business, lid the negro driver .putting him ia thu off brick road and but a few railed of TrSU >.VJ..fk p fn for isfpiirriaii'iii , fluwing well pn brick road. $175.00 third down; balance t», A, "10 utid !2i 1* Q u i c k . S e r v i c e T r a n s f e r LUIltltJr-flnK an { *1 si-u iik - upou in# r*«;, [said th at he was glad to be here and county jaiL from Sanford. Considering quality of omnitniiiiaUMi , . the illreciftrli1with rofper ncre.—E. F. Lane. 254-5tp months. ' *■"’ 1 It wns thought at first th at Mr. Fy- g ruyc.aud land, the. lout buy in. thU ereticfi tirtmre Ui ui the'riltholuilnn ufiimid he looked- it.* *...?• ! * - r:',' th' S to rag e F a c u ltie s iiorntl'in.am ■torn tion. nodl'thc uloalng of It# conDr. Blackman mndt a fin e talk In ;gate would lose the sight of hi* vyr, vicinity tixlay. i ’r k e $fi,5yo. $2^00 ■reriiH. if we please yon, tell others; If not, FOR SALE-*-New bungalow, real . . . . . crfii*. bargain,—E. F. Ia»ne. '■254-6tp IL!R« KTKVKNgJ I’rr-lilrm . Sanford Motor Co. . hia uiuill humorous atyla and plan but Dr. S tnw nr.naid th at he Thought' cash, balance,-1, 2 oral 3 years. ,j * , j tell,ns. Phono 498 , !vj.F tl.KHED.FoSTKr IU;D '.FoSTki,L'l-K-20 a#o*: thin would be saved and nil-of the in-' K O ItS A L E — CoTtagc, garage and Phone .1. , : ', r ' son.if.; . ; „ D 0i)iiE DBA I.KltS called t h r att$ntlon nf th e clab trf the (ItMALI ‘l . C ." '| . ---- ;----------------- ------- 1 •• •!* fact 'tK nt fheir work ih ^beautifying jured are recovering,nicely. ^ tra ile r, Inquire M r.' D urant, I.nke FOR SALK * * - v IN TUB ilH C t lT r q t l t T UK, THK T his-reckless'driving on thu roads 255-fltp SA N FO R D M A C H I N E Mary, Fla. the highwaya” would bo exploited at i ic v R v n i j f m r i A i ; r i i t r r i T ok I 1021 Dodge, extra fin* Cures Mnlnrln', Chills n1-l.oniHA. and streets m ust In- stopped and tho I.\ KOIt SKMIWOI.*: Lake Monroe next F r id a y night nt FOR SALE— Wood for snle, small C O M P A N Y nndf' ref er, Dengue or t:o t;,v r t, IV I'tU M 'K Ilf- • , 1 1020 lUiick, flhVithape. ‘Which tlmo Carl Lehman, decretory, ofTicinls of tho county and city have blocks and trim mings from the i m i r , T. 11/iriir, <‘»i<i|'lalnsii<. »» General Machine and Holler 1 i»20 Chevrolet, only $200.00 of the Orange county - rhSmber df determined to break it up if possible IIllio^iH Fever. I Ini (fr L . . t l n r * i . tlf f .i i d n n l . ’ crate mill. f»0e a wagon load %t i-he Works l Hiiifson Touring * $300.00 commerce would be present t o Talk dn and the extrem e p en alty ,o f tho,law . ■ CITATION itrill. Fine ^o make your hi n V)* wood To• ' • Cylinder Grinding And'othei* good values In lived ears. this Im portant subjeet 'and m any of will lx' invoked wherever tbo case lint 1Ir U' |(only; HesMnnec I'pkpnwn Imm well.—Shinholser's Mill. A u to m o b ile Repairs It ,np|<citrlnK trupi an ftgblai ltt nlul WBlWftHDAY NIGHT A tllf SANTPAN GARAGE CO. is ns plain o s.th is one uf Sunday, It the Rotariafla* will be preadnt. 1 251-c.o.d-lwp inrehlH vatisr that y6t» at* a Omt-r*#lAcetylene Welding TIME, SKATIN(», I.AKF. MARY iNni a t ilia Mtau of-FtarliU. thafafor*. 257-3tc • is dangerous for people to drivo on I)r7 KIng tbld of hoW Rlad b e was Itafile to llarify. arc i.njrfrd apd Phone U2-------- -Sanford, Florida Ac a d e m y . 235-tte you. rnpilrr.l oil Ihr tstll.d at' of March. to bo present and invited all of them the rends; with drunken ' peoplu a t FO R R E N T FOR HALF. A. i». ISIS, to nppi-ar to tha bill Of com­ ■i up To’ tfi* B aptist church'tor the’ reviv­ large. plaint rahlliltott naalnit - you In - thto FOR RENT—Nicely furnishFd room; SpilHCRlI’TION BRIDGE FAItfY E L T O N .T. M O U G H T O N al sofvlcds a n d ‘ Mr. W'OOlalagfll pbt new liuilding, 71G West F irst St. 11)20 liglck 7!ourlng, $575. tcmia 11 i■- ... •!. i .'.t that thla nbtlrr bit puhlilt. GEORGE HYMAN IIEHE There will be a Subscription bridge ’Hull them all In good htrmbil with h lr Inlit In till- Hanfofil lleralil once a IP2I Ford CoUl>c, $375, terma. ARCHITECT . .. v 257-3tp . -. parly nt the Country Club . Tuesday Hrrk for rlntil vrerks. , ■imltnble tiTk tellirig them how glad 11*21 Ford .Touring, $225, terms, i avjT.vr.Kf* my iinret a*ai* »ke "oaj of KENT—One block, from .First porr Tha many friends of Dr. George night, January 23 nt eight o'clock] nSot enurfo'd flit* UiVIRW cftiy 6f Jartho was to be in .Sanford and invited Buick Four, 5 new tires, $175.00.. Room *7,m iller Bldg. street, nicely furnished rooms, pric, „ .. Hyman are glad to see him here today Seventy-five, conls n purson. Every onr} A M. .1911. the whole club up to Asheville to see (Klf.M .) f j '’Q-i.H. A . lHU*ni.AH8i IANFORD *:* • FLORIDA rp from $.’UKl to $3.00 per week. With •- • -L ’fh-rk' of th. rireu if fo u ft him ft6ne nt n time.’'' n t then ’ifavc on a short visit from Tampa where one is invited to .spend a social ijyiuiSANFORD. IIU1CK CO. Hcmhiol* County, Florida. ■meals $100 to $12.00.-110 Commer­ hc.U doing a-g reat, work U) the First ing. Rhone Mrs. Deane Turner (HOD) (Ire*. A-‘, another' Bring "My Little Home oil the i£ f• V.j TOoC-’f 252-5tp . ’ ■, .r, ■, • ^ 257-Otp t«oflr1f»lr onn of Coudart,- ■ • SANFORD NOVELTY cial Street. ■ Hiir,” probably inspired by hik home linptist church, of th at city. Dr. Hy- for resorvntiyns.^ 2§0-I-lB-17-IB-22-v for couiula(iutut .r. ^jVin q ua « J*ai|or ,of the. Haptlst 1 FOR ‘ •RENT—riJcsifnhlc furnished FOR SALE-tDron’d new Chahdler l>* In th'e niouhtafns. irtilfilire-s*-*-*-*-'* WORKS pnssenger Sport mchlcl, ’Only been housekeeping rooms, adjoning bath, t t III T IT CfltHT. T tt J IIIIII.U . Prekldent Thru she r reminded the chutvh in Sanford for many years and iv ClltCPlT, SKtlIXOl.t! I'Dt'NTV.* driven from Jacksonville to Sanford. *}' . "• has a host of friends who nre nlwaya I first floor. 217 Third street. 257-2tp V. C . C O L I.K R , P ro p . ' ■ r i .ii iti ns—i \ riiW rniiv club th a t on January th ird thw Dfii1k ’ L n f l i . i i i i i L ' Easy term* t o . . responsible .party. uium UIIIIRK n (IV op p 1'1'III.H‘ATIUX ---------g|ad to sec him and to know th a t he General Shop ami Mill ktaoin subul^ bce Gould be seen a t Snnford'FrV it Stffre, trie t Governor Porter Pierpont would Is pTuspcting 'iiT bU new homo, t • ff , be Jierd aa the gulial the elub' and 1 ; FOft. RENT—fi room cottaga at 308 OenrgrI- 'tv„ A 5la ht Ia 6*1.'I*. ts ^Vuiulraff. iXV■ .'flfftlgllt 107-J-’irot S tre e t.-, ’ ! 24*rtfe ;• ' ; ,1 .1: . ..... ■ ; I.r n . ; 800 ^.'nmplaltiahls. plallinhl*. v*. vs. It was decided to mttke it _the night r .... ■ J u i t - W l t k - .street. Apply T, W, A. Norton. Icolus llousrhuliler. . OFF-TO.TAI.LAHAH8BK . . m eeting anii give hinf W rouMiig re­ French Avenue, 257*2tp and tjalybi A. -I’ sukh . Hnfi nduola >=• CONTRACTOR and H U IL D ER tffM John Melsch; F o rfe it hwke, A. P. --ir r t T w a . n o u t T i .v , ic k LUh ception. President ThfaaHer also FOR ■ HENT-^-Furnrshirit l»J(Ilt. houseand CALVIN A. Get A n Abstract Before Com my r dpi Sw fO rd, Fla. FOUND—Pair of ladies’ gloves. Owiv called attehlfon to the f a r t th at on Comlblly,\ J . • G. fla il,-II.) C. Dultoae lin t HHIInl.IH'.lt ■keeping apartm ent for adults only. J Buying Property g cr can get uune iiy.calling a t Her February first tho Eustis d u b wduld and several others will go to Tallo Apply 300 French Avenue. 257-2tp hnnst-o todayto lay thtr m atter of the aid, proving proiwriy and paying for ' GILLON &. FRY f TP5Rlie chartered and th a t they wanted RENT-—Ten room” houao, oift this-ait, ‘_______ 254-tfc Banfortf ta 'p u t'o h soirle stu n ts ahd it Sanford-Orlafldo'road before tho state It.-Klnnfntc at tho •Hiuii)i-tv*si„t:#tn#' E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. »BEECTRICAL CONTRACTORS mile nb«hr P( Iibni^oOd, b ear brick rodd deltartmortt and CAlt thelr/aU en- of Hri-tlult 11, Towuajilii IS. Houin uf, was decided td’tako thd std n t commit­ >•*, Itanuu 11. K u l, run nm th S.lt clinlna. i t e i i ) ‘ niatf, 20 'mlnulvh* fide' froYn Hanford. ; M I S C E L L A N E O U S Uoh to other road m etiers down here. tlmnrn nurtp 11 di-arciyf ra er prir*l"' ted over thVro and show tiloie Koyn a iCuia llhh uf flatifonrifram IrTlVhalii'. STEWART Tbo F|orist Waatlnghonae Light* and AppUaocea S opS . F. Domlnef or Jno. D /Jin k irlj DANCING GLASSES every Tuesday good time. Kaiil 2.47 rhalin, llicinre'SiiHitli a t court house. ' 267-3tp Ted Gates of Fairhaveti, Mas*., wga tliolieu New Line a f F ixture* ■* nt Parish House nt 4 p. m. for chll* rhnln#, thciien ire#l 7,77 elu»|iiii in The iln g ln ^ df^'AipMfdP* closed among tho vial tors to tho city today 10 Min point uf beginning, cnntallifng Cut Flow«re*L-~;---- - - iF l o r e l l % i |M o lv e .ti;) acre# m»r« or le#a.— Wilier Huilding— i-M atnoUri -Avcltue FOR KENT—Tw* furnished houae- dron and 7 p. m, for adults. In terp re­ th o ,m eeting and im-mbero and guests being th d ’gut-st tof Dr,Blackman nt ruu nnd eneh nf you are h errbj re----------------- L a - e r C M . V T f . e t i l ■>kdepiifM afihrtm jnta >WfN Oak -nvn* tative and ball room.dancing.—Profes­ mingled again for th e ^ flnal hand Annual and Ornamental I'lagta and'urtlnriHl tn bn Hlid appear his ranch on Lnko Monroe.Mr,'GkUi» (iulr*il' nue. No children, GaJJ 2503. 255-tfC sor G. L. Khscn. 114-tfc shake. herur.' pur eaU ,l!lr<;g|l, Court In iSan,.SI *-f* la a banker - in hi* hom e tow n-and fhr«; Klnrida,' on the drat Mnndiiy lu 814 M yrtle Ave, .***#!(» li. W. HERNDON FOR RENT—Koorpa .(pr,'light, house- LOST^OR'STOLEN—Black and white ______I________ ^-i*! i *- ttkov Sanford very much. L; a ? 1 - - V’ ■ )•. • se tte r pup, alaitit ten months old. ■kVppljW.. J92Q I-aurcl A,vc,- ■25? '(1t-P ■gaaaaadgaaai FORTY YEARS. AGO [f M Reward if returned to A. V iugbn’a ■L f i n s u I u n c e a 'c b n c y :.TALLAHASBEbV J«i>23— Comm k l tn c a ' 257-Stp HON. F. P. FORSTER miss inner nf Alfriculturti McRau left FIRE----- - A l j y o ■■ BONDS ( to build your _:i — ~<-t, STARTED BANK1NI today-fdria trip to'Southern Florida ’ pew "hom d\e(ore'R jjhher 'get* any Ho will visit tho Pasco County fkir ‘/rVo one act ’pl*|y "Miss Civilisa* s . O . S h in h o liie r higher. Pinna and cstim atca futT lah' Hon," lasts 45 minutes during which Today H* Can Bee a Towering Build- nt Dade Clty on tho 84th and-tho fol­ 1 _ M i . - jflln*} ! ijo lld ;1 M tti ihk BUSINESS DIRECTORY m m s. 666 i £ ABSTRACT CO. ...FOUND jSSnKMife- -a mm, Contractor and Rultder I a n fq h d •— 1 " • you got plenty. ofrJaqghp dnd thrills. High School, Wednesday night, 8:45. , . ' ' ; • • 257-2tc F l o r id a - ' - ■ -- * —--------------------- A. P. Corinelly & Sons ; !.Xnapper Steaks, Fresh Salt, Water hlrainoM1in rSithfoixl.' To be m ore Unf- 4 The hfcpplest cdunlry *1» the one Mullet, Sea Trout.—Ktone’a Market, fttt'h* itiirtwr oh rJe«iu»it l*W) th at doeed't ahtotint to a darn. fn>I rC lean and heajthful wor(k - urfi <p ro for advancement. Apply local : 257-He 327 Sanford Avenue. k - s - t - a -t - r man ages t Wei tern Untop hffice. !? ta . > *' '• * '' > r tr M Gtif Inauranrr KIDNEY TROU01,ti t ?A U8ES *3fr I-ata W A N T E lC T o b o r r m r 'l i f i ^ a f once; N arrtr U n i s LAMENESS address ■■3Q0;Ycyr» * R fo a|d /7 ^ T -3 tp ...A' U menm ; followed me for soma '***• rrv p .rty DatlarM C t u r r s WANTED—Settled colored womanj t|m #| and i .th a t it was -cauMti . Sidney trouble. One bottle of > M*J0( V fljti i \ H !i } f f ; k *g»k<raf heasleVdrk; live on premia* >S>lr.lBCII HKAl.TY COMPA NT e»- Apply m anager Union Newa Re»; f ^ ^ g l n B y Pill* h id tha dc$trcd.af* *ero * fectl** w rites II.. Arbuckle, Sooth B arre, Vernlbnt;i *l)9i'cktfehe, rheumahekdiflw, too frequent or S to n i, burning urinetfed ^ r e sympthiha o f ,,.- i iiW ) Kidney ami Bladder trouble. DlsOrtlAND SH E E T Automobiles^ ____ Mir J r ^ . r . M ^ l«red kldneya‘^dthiird'i 'p r tlm b ^ 'ir tH rtf**♦**’ * RpADSTER, 1021, atart*Ti etc.,] nient. Neglect «*!«**. wriojis coropll" 4' *’*' ‘on*.. ‘ " * : Fj j _ i:.lnl.ll,fcr.l m m lowing day'Will ntklreas 'the Florid* Grape Growera - iuMK-iatioii ’ nt Bar. j in m eeting tho dci^nratf fraxgood pure v . ’ Forty irty yc«re ago today Hon. F rank tow, Ji. • tiv : ‘ -■ - bottlek being dlslrilm ted around ‘tho C it) 7ori ter rftarted f lA' t^ 'W m k ln g lhg'lHlalnir'f/orn the Small*ftftak I DOS £3Sim - o f Sanford ehtiuld g et the habit ant > i»«. »rl ..........i " ,in ‘ f, ft was known'alf thd Lyman •Bilik'(rt Jit W R D N K SD A Y N IG H T A . UIG thole-da>-a'and was ohd* ftf the'good country banka of thdae early days. He T 1M E . S K A T I N G , L A K E rtMARY r ^ * 2IS - 4te with with the Lyman'_Bohk uhtB Jan­ A C AD EM Y . uary let, 1887, at which time the Ly­ man Bunk became the Firet* National Bank' n nd gr*w' ffonr i- entail tdgln - n fr r ^ fd :the ■rn-F'r i L h j p ^ a n k th a t i* th ^ R tf df -. in.,-? *i M r.’ F o rster cam e here aa * youth, fille d w i t h ' h i g h ‘h o p e r ahd aeplratfenb hml h#!rtev<* w iv e r e tf In h ia devotfdnl W, d u ty, ,*In tM *''*H bga«ce' .to th e c ity an d*«i*t* ttod cduHtjiV an d ’M e dreams • have at Isst rome M v' - ’ * •* 4 *= tru e —to * Propoajftl-W IB -bd'r^M vfd by diiy'Gimmlsslon the ‘of'Sfin- W ’1' ii.re x lin .trl, (MO.OOOflO, I City of. Sanford, Florida, Improvement timer.' Every fa. i tol> v-l* w **r.*nisw«*( ' 1a it-iV 311 feuefe a‘'I M»a*T*fft:iI 'D c l, And our .truck will, .be .at yoyt^ haqk d u « w ith wdifttue b i th a t po^d '. M /*,?. t .. AJiip-f* I - 'i f 1 , t - . » ed cti 2 »_ - TLtt£ot> !\ ■% dgrg l.M lt J T tow ’tio iti ^ V “j ------- -j— s R H H H Hi I ringa W ater Y< isAnd Be . U-M.1 ;;u ^ fP Tha I-..* ' n.diJ’t w;f dp -! w sa- K i i i �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23,1923 i>AOE POUR is a Badge ot Independence—so is a Bank Account. More aj id more women are accounts a sensible and business-like way of handling their finances or about any We are always glad to advise^ them about opening accounts, m to serve you matter whatever. Consult us without obligation—it . BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor Sanford Play Visitors With Ease and Win Hands Down—All Sanford Players Get Chance MERCHANTS THEIR VICTIMS AND LOSE BY AN EVEN TWO HUNDRED PINS to the Vic McLnulin, playing center for between tho first three-quarters, was an outThe Champs played their thirteenth 1 outfit la n d in g star, with the many baskets he was able to shoot, getting ns many nnd last game of the first half of the i repro >R c| t j,er 0f t j,e forwnrda. Smith, season by winning over the Merchants ame re- playing guard, was another reason last night by an even two hundred Sanford for p r is o n 's downfall. He guard­ pins. Of these thirteen games, tho ing their fnstrst man in n way that Champs have lost but one, th at one to ;he very provrn the dope th at Smith is San- the Men'* Club. They Men's Club won me pro- ford's best gunrd. Leonard Me Lucas that one game by six pins. Iieldfng relied high score with A. Stetson also played Iff* usual good game, and lanfnnl. nsido from being a wee bit off on his Rcnaud a rlosc second. Purdon roll­ Sanford shooting his playing wnn of the ns- ed the best score for the Merchants. The score: itauding turc that wll win ball games nny M erchants arter of time. . 139 112 131—382 core a Sanford, with the loss of only one Tyler ilkinson game, nnd a chance to even th at ono Burdick ............. 112 128 Ifid—409 M2 132 107—351 lid they Up when Duval plays here, still has a Rive ............... Purdon 127 130 148—411 ?rc only wonderful chance to he eligible to Randall ............. 120 110 112—348 to 15 participate in the meet in Gainesville Tolnls , ........ j .... ..................... 1898 icreaied for state honors and the entire crowd of Sanford fnns are behind them and Bclding . ... for tho pulling for more victories, Jew ett inability The score for last night's game was L. Rcnaud sy tried as follows: ever be- Sanford Position Stetson A. Rcnaud I closo Mr Lucas (-1) f.. Murherg ( l) Pennington Totnls shoot W. Moyn <7 1 f. Rhodes ( 11 I’d only I h . Moye <21 f. . Lambert >f those. McLaulin (7) c. MankoviU (2) Stone . c„...... Sunday (11 Congrcgntionnls .....g .........— Ricttc (1) Men's Club ...... « g, wiicox Farm ers . Rotary* ...... Smith ........... g Merchants (1)....... g $1.00 Wilson Chase & Co. F jee goals: Smith 3, Mankovitz 2, 12-lbs, Gran. Sugar Peerless Buter, lb.....53c Georgia Home-Made Sausage Apalachicola Oysters Clover Hill Butter \t The Best , jWu ilvniand the t>«kt Aft our maliufnrtiir. « r» nnd thus Insure Tour ruMtumrrn k *I- ,tln tr ntandnrdlied g,u id h he tor* tlni)* nprmt a rent run, wllh A sk m n ira c to rn nl,<mi thp qtmlltr <ff ir lime. iMlUrr*' Hrmlimnr <rm" HILL LUMBER CO. Rhodes 1 . Referee, Whitcomb. Time UNIQUE TESTS OF of qunrtcrs, 10 minutes. . KI It E-R E9ISTING M ATEt.I AI JgST, If you don’t believe It, nsk those Stetson fpliers. And if onr should nsk you, Just tell 'em that Vic Mcloiulin is some center, He shoots goals just about ns fa st and ns often ns the forwards. And then, too, maybe we haven’t some classy little guard In Smith. Not sq big, but oh my. . Little George Wilson is one of Han­ ford’s coming youngsters. little rig h t now but he knows how to shoot thosu baskets. In net the whole darn team is good. They played rings- around th eir op­ ponents Inst night and I ftho coach hadn’t wanted to see his subs work the score might have reached tho sky. Have you aeon"Mr. George about th at golf elssuii y et? Don't wait until he is ready to go north and then start. Do it now so th at you will have time to take enough lessons to do you sonic good. And lyivc him fix you up some clubs to suit your style of play. Major Wilson is a new addition to the regular golfers. He gavo Doc. Pulcston and Col. K night a real run for their money yRsteniaj\ Tho Ma­ jor is some golfer. Gibbon's Still Hopeful of Dempsey Scrap NEW YORK, Jan.’ 23.—Opposition the New York boxing commission to , the proposed Dempsey-Glbboni match because of the disparity in w eight and aiie resulted yesterday in the wthdrawal of th e Gibbons forfeit and challenge. “ Having failed to get Dempsey in thia way, we will now go after the championship match in tho other nnd the best way," Eddie Kane, m anager of Gibbons, said yesterday. “ We will fight ouy way to the match and the commission will not be able to stop if," he said. Kano took tho action of the com­ mission without much fuss. He seem ­ ed to think liko the rest uf the fight fnns in New York, th a t the commis­ sion's ideas ,do not amount to much and that if Gibbons treats Johnson he will get the Dempsey mstch regard­ less of what the commission thinks about it. William .Muldoon, chairman of the commission, also said th at Gibbons could find plenty of work among men of his own weight w ithout going out of his class. Ho said he was opposed to any boxer leaving his class. ' He took the position that the commission could not put itself in the role of a m atchm aker by suggesting a light henvyweight opponent for Gibbons. In all of these statem cnU , Muldoon shows the Inconsistency for which the New York commission has become no­ torious all over the world. >Twenty pounds is too much of a hnndicag for heavyweights, he snid. W illard had^almost forty pounds on Dempsey in Toledo but the New York Commission had nothing’ to do with it. The New York Commission could have hnd som ethng' to say recently when Sailor Friedman, an alleged lightw eight, went Into the Ting ag ain st Eddie Fitzsimmons with an advantage of 15 pounds hut the com­ mission didn't say anything. The commission bays th at boxers of nnd Jack Dempsey not one o / the mlttno proposing appointment of of. cham pioni la willing to defend the Acini American representatives on the reparations commission. Further’ intitle in hia own claas. form ation from Secretary Hughes rtgnrdjng the worij of the Boyden«o«SEN A TE W ILL RENEW mission Is to be given to the foreign DEBATE ON EUROPEAN relations corpmittco for its use in con­ AFFAIRS THIS WEEK sidering the Robinson resolution. Thts dnlSj, it is believed, will b<- received I B j T V . A sso ciates P re s s ! ' **‘ WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—Am eri­ before the week-end. ca's p a rt in European affairs, espe­ cially the reparations tangle, la pro­ NAVAl, HILL SIGNER V mised renowvd discussion in the sen­ (U S T h e A s a o rla lr C I'rr« ,i ate, with action possible this week. WASHINGTON, Jan. 23 - The inA new move, probably todny, look­ nual naval appropriation bill which ing to the recall of Roland W. Boydon, includes n request by congress thst and o ther unofficial American repre- President H arding negotiate with oth­ s'cntntivca on the reparations com­ er powers for the formulation of nsmission , is under consideration by vnl arm am ent was- signed yesterday Senator Johnson of California, n Re­ by the president. publican “ irreconcilable," while sev­ The president Simply affixed hit eral other senators have speeches in signature to the bill without making preparation. any public comment on the armament The debate would have opened soon­ feature o r whether he would have er but for senators' desire to plsco anything to say to congress later on no obstacle in the path of the Clip­ the subpoct. He is left free under the per farm credits bill .which was pass­ provision to decide whether he will ed Friday. Several senators are now com ply. w ith th e ’ request and h hn ready to hrenk the two weeks silence been indicated in administration cir­ of the senate oft international affairs. cles th at he does not regard it a.< ad­ Senator Robinson, Democrat, is ex­ visable to do so. pected to speak- soon on his resolu­ tion before the foreign relations conv Tbs H erald, 15c per week, dtlivtrtd. DAYTONA BEACH--------------—FLC • vrlli d !,.*♦« am • Jascha Heifetz i THE WONDERFUL VIOLINIST M *M WEDNESDAY EVENING 8:00 P. M. JANUARY 24th PRICES 9®5 5£ 51.00, $2.00 and $3.00 Mull orders to Auditorium, Diiytnnn flench ‘DAY", NIGHT BIG ATANP. .LAKE MARY ■ i*S Phone 446-J 5 ■ ■ ■ ■ u iiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiH iiiiiiiiiiiiia iiiiiiiiiiiu i1 M lim im ilH iH iliM M H U H n H U a n H IIllU U IIIIJ CORRECTED NOV. 14TH, 1922 The Biggest Thing in Central Florida This Year Kputh Bound _ is — Departs 2:40 a.m. 8:40 a.m1:3H p.m. 3:20 p.rn. 7:10 pan. Northbound ’Arrive 1:48 a.m. 11:45 a.m. 2:36 p.m 4:09 p.m. 10:0 p.m. Depart* 2:03 a.m. 12:05 p.m. 2:56 pan. 4:05 p.m. rilby Branch Arrive Departs 7:00 a.m. 3:25 p.m. 1:30 pan'. 6:50 p.m. Leesburg Branch Arrive ....... 3:65 p.m. ....... 2:50 pan, — Departs 7:(J0a.ra. OriedeRrM th Arrive 7 ;46 p.m. A11 Roads Lead to Orlando F o r F o u r t e e n c o n s e c u tiv e y e n r s i t h a s b e e n g ro w in g --* 1 g h a s c o s t m o n e y — tim e — a n d p ro d ig io u s e f f o r t s to b u ild th e m o s t a r t i s t i c e x p o s itio n in th e s t n t e . I t is n o t a m u sh ro o n 1 • g ro w th b u t a c tu a lly r e q u ir e s th e c o n s t a n t l a b o r o f t h e whole y e a r, t o B rin g it to p e r fe c tio n , Y ou h a v e y o u f p a r t in Jt. You can help make Jt huriC Arrangements have l>een mado to aho wtfic best of the* products, a triisi garden, field* manufacture, home demonstration, health, stock, poultry* art, nccdiecnift, e tc .. , t ubiiDtl [nn> »->< M" J o h n n ie i e J , J o n e s '’ S ShmV-H h a v e a p a r t. S o hiive th e Ferr l s \y h e e |.G i r l s . J o o Ki-r, - , ; ____ - _________________ . w d i T e r r o r m . T h e D e lla m e a d T r o u p e o f 4^irl* w o ^«Id t t f 1* th efin est posers In the c o 'u h tr y .5" ™* " • * , , b l x t y R a c e h o rs e s n q w p r a c tic in g . , ;,-n K e n n e l. C lu b D o g S h o w ., '*, ' \ • .* T h is is y o u r F a ir . H e lp to m a k e B rb ig , 8PJhi' t h i n g t o .i t , ~ f^ i M *i*4 Come Yourself— — — Bring,»»HS.3B!WBI Reduced Rates on All Railroads * , . T- Doparta ■ , * ■* ■ *"* ■ The Sub-Tropical Mic!-Win 7:10 p.m. Havo you read t h . w an t ads t o d t t l * Fable i Once there was a bride who had no foar th a t her husband's tough fHend* would cnrrtlpt him. _ias Kind o swift, these Sanford boys, w hat? There is more talk of a tournam ent a t the club. This time it is a match between the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs. Wo are betting on the Roles ( n r T h e A u a r ta ly O Preaa) CHICAGO, Jan . 22:—Tho correct because H arry Stcvons will play for compoaictlon of cement blocks to give them, and no will Charley Henry. tho highest fin* resistan t qualities la Mr. Lnke will play, for the Kiwanis being studied a t tho fire underw riters' laboratories here, at tho request of nnd take enro of 8 . O. Chase. This match will comb off In tho very near cement Vhamifnctur«ni.‘ ; 1 Testa which have boon under way future, so- all of you Rotes and Ki­ for some time cover' many different wanis men, gut busy, polish up, you Going "On the High Seas” ton ig h t! m ixtures of comcnt, sand, gravel and will need it. • ■■ other m aterials.’ In the tests, walls Good chance to go with Dorothy composed of several kinds of blocks The Herald will make, an announceDalton if you will. have been built up in front of gas fur- nymt In the next few days nbout the races and subjected to fi* hours of In- ball park th at will bf good news. The The excursion lesvt* M 7 sharp at tense hent, reaching 2075 degrees at committee working for the Charnbrr the Princess, i the end of the period. *- 1 of Commerce h av i, madf no report i Through electrici.1 heat recorders, as yet, and as the fans arc not willing “ Snill* ee m inted with the blocks themselves, to wait until 1V26 fo r a park, there ind three nnd thermometer* nnd m easuring de- are some of the fans th at are going to the Prin- vices on the outside,- the engineers have traced the effect iff heat chang­ es on the various miitcrinls. The walls Already several of these fans have be found usu ally ’ buckle som ewhat Iunder the mnde offers th at will fncap * ball park ■ m ason, heat, the center curving in townid the an d,if the or|nigal or|nignl plans plant can’t can 't be car­ luidn't be fire, due to the expansion on the inner' ried out, this committee: will-be asked ^ =*-side. , • ji ' ■ it* 3 to turn it yer to these new men nnd In some nf thu testa, a fte r five the Work started at.once. They have Osborne hours of baking, the bed hot w a ll haa plans that are feitsibln and cah.be put will be been subjected to flvy: minute* cool* through with a rush. ture and Ing under a two inch fire hose. The is picture sudden cooling splits the tiny gravel Hanford will hkva. this bifH park innoonco* in the outer surface' of the- blofck, and have It? ready for play [thia aumbushels of fine particles flying thru m er. There wilt be a baseball team of the air, and leaving the surface pit- uio better class representing Sanford Princcsa led as though under a sand blast. Dc- thia year and the men th a t are g et­ Iton play spite this treatm en t the walla have ting behind this movement mean th at ood. still stood. The blocks withstood heat it shall go ahead with no fu rth e r de­ so intern? thnt the surface of the lay. H r . Richard bricks surrvuqding ■(he te s t wall* play and Hij-god liquid iiMiuina ; >i«icrii»i« r_= GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING i H, H. Dickson, V.-Prra. mMIid tU zto iu A �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1923 «' 1r* diatciy thereafter. T he paving equip­ Filling in Gandy Addison Thomas, Chi­ ment contemplated will easily lay dtio Bridge by June 1 mile of pavement per month. Allow­ cago Newspaper Man, ing conservatively 'fo r delays due to Died Early Today ST. I'ETEU&BUKQ, Jan . 23.—F ill­ inclement weather, the pavement ing in work on G andy bridge cause­ ways will be completed June t, \\\. G. Thompson, engineer in charge of con­ struction work on th e Gandy bridge across old Tampa liny, haa announc­ ed. Mr. Thompson, in his announce­ ment, which outlined the Gundy bridge construction plans ntul sched­ ule, said; “ We expect to com plete the sand fill causeway at each end of the bridge by June 1. The laying of con­ crete pavement will commence inline- should be completed by October 15. Construction nl the concrete bridge slVut-luro .will proceed almultancmisly with the construction of tin- sand fill ami paving. ' We an* now purchas­ ing floating equipment of sufficient capacity *to drive foundations and c a r­ ry forward deck construction .of the bridge proper front both ends at once. Effective co-operation of public a u ­ thorities* on both sides iif the hay will tin much to advance tin- completion dale, January 1 , 1 Was for Many Years Superintendent C entral Division Associated Press (III T l * r A f tiu i c ta f r tf CHICAGO, Jnn. 23. Addison C. Thomas, n quarter o f a century ago one of tin* mind widely known news­ paper men in the United Status died in n local hospital early today after a lirjef illness, lie was horn July H th, 1N.51 ami was for a long time superintendent of the central division of the A&aoclatcd Pres* with head­ quarters in Chicago. JACKSONVILLE. Jan. *3.—Yes-! it iday came within a fraction of u degree Of being as warm as the w arm est January weather ever re ­ corded in Jacksonville, according to the w eather bureau. The official maximum tem perature was TU.3 degrees, while HO degrees is the warm est weather ever recorded m January. That tem perature was; item dial January 21-22, 1890, J n li­ ma y 22, Is'.is, and January 22, I'JtMl. The minimi average tem perature Some say “yes”. But we believe tire buyers arc entitled to part of the great savings we enjoy by operating our own Fabric Mills—by close buying and by peak capacity production. These prices.represent the greatest tire value in the world. M a s o n high quality will always b e m a in ta in e d . “True Value ” Tire Prices Special cards are being circulated announcing a meeting that will tind.il l.-illy priiv.- .if unusual lnten*«t In lie w .mi-11 of Vaiifnid und tin d istrn i in tliiit the Hi-v. 1- D King, pastor o f tin First ilnptlst i lunch and Mi. E. I.. Woobhigcl, tin- noted Aidlev tile, N. C. singer will conduct n service a r­ ranged do Anilely in their behalf nt the church Thursday afternoon nt 3:30. When* these talented men have liebl sim ilar meetings., tin* largest gatherings of women ever known in tin1 history f tin’ churches has been Mason Heavy Duly Cords S IZ K t / MAXI-MILI* vJ U X O / 2 C tlltl) 3 0 x 3 lA s s ’ 32x4 3 3 x 4M 33x5 W ar T a j fW Daily Fashion Hint p r ic k $13.50 17.45 28.25 36.35 44.85 ( A l l » tk rr t i i n n r r n p o a d i a t b ics. I t 'i s , suggested *th at gnlvanizeJ iron containers ire used In complying with the provisions of the ordinanee. Sect iu n fi, Two containcm shall be required in all privies used by more than six persons, and one addi­ tional container f**r onth,addilio}ntl six persons. No receptacle shall he allowed to become filled t$ over­ flowing. If necessary to .e m p ty ,saint* oftener than at th e regulur intervals the occupant of the property is m i Hir­ ed to notify the sanitary departm ent. The occupant, or, in unoccupied prop­ erty, hte owner, shall be held respon­ sible nt. ail times for tin* maintenance of the privy in a sanitary condition and for th e proper observance of these regulations. Section f>. la order to provide for the establishm ent and maintenance of proper scavenger service to Luke care of the disposal of the contents uf said privies, the following charges la made against the owner (of ueen Ills T h e \ . . n r l n l n l I'rrm .l HAMILTON, Ont., Jun. 23.—Jam es pant) of enrh premise, lot or sub-div­ Wngataff, head of Wagstuffs, Ltd., ision of lot whereon said privy or jam m anufacturers, fell down tho el­ privies are located, or ure used in evator sh aft in the company’s factory connection with, or are maintained or used; F o r cleaning each closet or und was instantly killed. three months oT the year). Said privy $2.25 per quarter, (m oaning charge shall be payable in advance by the owner (of occupant) of said AN ORDINANCE REGULATING j premise on the first day of each and THE CONSTRUCTION AND every quarter. Section 7. - Any person who vio­ USE OF SURFACE CLOSETS IN THE CITY OF SALFORD, FLOR­ lates any of the provisions of this or­ IDA; PRESCRIBING A PENAL­ dinance or who in any way obstructs TY FOR TH E VIOLATION. OF tile Chief of the S anitary .Department THIS ORDINANCE; FIXING THE ;or his duly authorized inspectors nr CHARGE FOR M AINTENANCE; DECLARING THIS TO HE AN EMERGENCY M EASURE NEC­ E SSA R Y ‘FOR THE IMMEDIATE PRESERVATION OF TH E PUH LIC HEALTH, TO TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY UIO N ITS FlN A l. PASSAGE AND ADOPTION. B E -IT -ENACTED BY TH E .PEO­ PLE OF THE CITY OF SAN-, FORD, FLORIDA: Section I.— It ahull be unlawful for any person in the City of Sanford, Florida, to throw nut, deposit or bury within the t ’ty Limits any ex crutn, solid or liquid, from human bodies, or t. disnose of any such substance in the result. 'I t is probable that, in the service Thursday Mr. Jus. W. Jelks, of Mueon, Ha., will sing several duets with Mr. W oolslugid, in nddition to solos th at have been included.dr the munical program . Mr. Jelks is a t present in a revival meeting at the baptist cliArch at DcLulul and was a visitor in Sanford yesterday. Married and unmarried, those who are glad that- they’re m arried, those who are sorry they’re m arried, those who would inurry again if they had the opportunity, those who are en­ gaged to he m arried ns well ns those who never expect to be m arried or wouldn’t m nrry if they had the chance are am ong, the women young and uhl whom the speaker and singer are es­ pecially desirous of meeting face to face Thursday afternoon. • SOLID TRUCK T IR H S :-II. D. Solid, Cmhion fpdid, He|ul»r Solid, sod IWumsticCord Im .t Ti»r» tud sl.o si "1 ni, Vslu* I’ricci. [ (271 •F)c(oosl / Review COATS SHOW INTERESTING TREATMENT - , ORLANDO, FLORIDA, DEALER Tire Merchant*: W e solicit inquiries’ from open territory. W rite Mason F acto ry R rin rh . Union Terminal W arehouse Jschqonrlilc, F lorida, for our dealer’s proposition. “ ipCO NO M ICAL^ d o e s not " mean “ cheap”. A pave­ ment is “ economical” (When it possesses the utm ost^service value per dollar of cost^oe that cost w hat it may. VITRIFIED /«») W. It. Link Tire to ., 44 W. Central Avc, the srnvnhger in proper discharge of Marshall wlm moved iU adoption; and th eir duties in connection' with these seconded l>y Gommissinner S. 0 . provisions, shall, upon conviction in Chase, this 22nd day of January, A. the Municipal Court, be fined in a I t 1K23 ,nml upon vote the sam ejwaa rum not exceeding SiOU.Otl, or sent* unanimously passed this 22nd d iy of em ed to work upon public w orks for Jan u ary , A. I). 1023, AS follow s:; n period not i-Xii-edJtlg th irty duy.i, POIUIEST LAKE, Yea ; Mayor. _ either or Lotli penalties to lie inflict* ( \ .1. MARSHALL, ,'Yea i d ' In the discretion of the M uneipji Commissioner. Judge. S. a CRASH, Yea __ Section A—All privies th at o re in­ Cummiisioner. stalled to comply with the provisions * ’* oi this ordinance m ust lie approved A ttesti L. It. PHILIPS, (SEAL) by the City Health Officer o r the City City Auditor and Clerk. Manager. Moved by (V .'.in r-’oner C. J. Section 0. -All ordinances ’ and Marshnll und sc.nnA;! Ly Commiep arts of ordinances in conflict with stoner S. O. Cha.ie that the rcqulrethis ordinance, are hereby repealed. meat of a second reading of the above Section 10 When tlx* City H ealth and foregoing ordinance a t another Officer or Cjty M anager diiects that regular m eeting of the City Commis­ Health (iunrd privies he installed, or sion, not less than seven days from any other type of privy, the ow ner or this date, shall lie dispensed with by occupant of the premises shall pay to the unanimous vote of the City Corathe city tile actual em t of installing mUsinn, mid upon vote this motion same, upon the completion of the wnn unanmously passed this 22nd day work of installing same, ami shall el .IntHinry, A. D. 11(23, us follows; pay to the City the actual cost of any FORREST LAAE, Yea repairs or m aterial furnished by the Mayor, city. The use of such type of sani-j C. J. M A RSHALL,. Y ea tn ry privy os may he approved by th e ’ Commissioner. City Health Officer or City M anager S.: O. CHASE. Yea is hereby declared to be compulsory. Commissioner. S c lion 11.—That this ordimdici* is declared to I e an emergency m easure PH ILIPS, (SEA L) necessary for the immediate p re ser­ City Auditor and Clerk. vation of the public health and safety , niol shall become effective from and a fte r the date of its final passage .and adoption. (ifjfl (illicitly relieves (’olds find The above and foregoing ordinance LnGrippe, Constipation. Bilious* was offered by Commissioner C. J , ness und Headaches. Fashion folds the outer wrap in a clinging embrace and gives to it subtle charms and Ja'divkluahty. This model m adapted to development In fashon.i, bolitia, duvrtyn, *marvclla, etc., in addition to the large and attractive number of far cloths that are shown this season. The front of the wrap is in one piece, closed to. the neck or rolled with a large convertible collar.. The bark falls in blouse effect over the back go(e and at the sides. Medium size requires 4 yards jj-inch material and 4 i$-yard*T>f"3tgtnrtrttfltnff. Pictorial Review (o a t No. 1171 . Sires, 34 to 44 inches bust. *Price, 35 cent*> . ---- ------------- • t Section 3.—It shall he unliiwftil for any property owner or his authoriz­ ed agent to construct, m aintain or perm it to exist on any property or properties under hla control where sewer connection has not been made, a privy unless the same Is san itary or is constructed as provided hereinaf­ ter. Section 4.—A san itary privy is one so built, rebuilt o r '(-unstnicted that (a) the excretion deposited therein will not fall upon the ground hut in a w ater-tight receptacle, and (h) the contents of which receptacle shall not be accessible to flies, fowl, or small anim als at any lime, (c ) said recep­ tacle to be placed in a fly-tight con­ tain er made of strong durable m aterial, preferably metal, Said container shall be provided with a closely fit­ tin g wooden lid, which shall be the seat of the privy, and which shall pro­ ject over the outside surface of con­ tainer. The scab shall be provided with n self-falling, hinged wooden lid of sufficient sire to overlap tho seat hold, so as to make the container fly(d) iThe container shall he tight. provided with proper vcntillation by means of suitably placed openings, sam e to be fly-proof, and a galvaniz­ ed iron Hue extending Jo_nlp o in t above the roof of the building. Provided, the galvanised flue shall not be reulrod exceqpt on m etal type contain‘ ■ r. . . sometimes cost more than others in the beginning, but w hen they do they are more than w orth it because of their long life andlow maintenance cost. NATIONAL PAVING BRICK MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION * -) Cleveland, Ohio � 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 23, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 23, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 23, 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/48ef452c6d7964b7325ca72f18532aa6.pdf 64a8f2ae6ee4e10c296c43498bbbaccc PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 256 SANFORI), FLORIDA, MONDAY, JANUARY 2 V O LU M E i n , Brought Out in Today’s Session of Open Hearing at Bastrop, Louisiana . (HUM GAME BEING PLAYED BY FRENCH AND GERMANS HA8TROP, La., dan. 22.—An alleged attem pt to assassinate l»r. »*. rti MeKoin, form er mayor of Mer Rouge whieh is Ixdieved to have prompted th« kidnapping and killing nr W att Daniel end T. K. Richard was brought up a' the outset of today's session of the open henring. ( . t \ agsdale, the first wit ness, testified he was in a poker game with Daniel, his father, Richard nnc two others and was with them Inter in town on the night of the alleged shoot ALONG THE RUHR 1.1. IIP. HELD IN PARIS' AND MAY EXTEND AGREEMENT ' • TO ALL POWERS ny Disposition of German Of fleials to Refuse to Obey the French Mandates in Ruhr I l l , T hr AaaoeUtrd Prraal PARIS, .Inn. 22.—The first session of the enlarged codicil of the League of Nations will be held in P aris be­ ginning next Thursday. One of the first questions will be whether the council shall call an international con­ ference to deal with t lie extension of the Washington naval agreem ent to powers not represented at the W ash­ . • mans along the valleys of the Ruhr ington conference. I II , T h r A M n d n lrJ l 'r r « l ami the Rhine. F or every tu rn where­ JACKSONVILLE Jan. 22.—Efforts by the French and Belgian occupa­ to find the Lsgly of II. <A. Grisson, tion forces register n tactical or mili­ druggist .of Greensboro, ■N. were tary advantage tho German residents uiiiiiviling today? Searchers believe carry out a new form of passive re­ that unless the body is pinned to the sistance. bottom of the creek into which the The day was hectic iwth a succes­ automobile plunged Thursday night, it sion of arrests of high Germ an inwill rise to ihc surface today. Not iluitrinl and post officials, quickly the slightest trace of Grisson • has followed with clock-like precision by been found. protest strikes of ex|>crls. manual Illy Tftr A Ini»-»l JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 22.—Altlm laborers and other employes, who TAMI’A, .bin. 20. Dr. W. G. Mas­ Thomas Creek, twenty miles north of stuck' doggedly hy G erm any’s instruc­ on, of Tampa, wns elected president here wns dynamited four times yes­ tions to aid in nowise the Invaders. of the West Const Dental Society and terday following tlie finding of an au­ Tho workers’ ’Council discussed with Brndentown w as.chosen ns the next tomobile submerged in the w ater nt lyoril Mayor Luther, the advisability m eeting place of the society a t -its the end of a blind road without any­ of calling out some of tho five thous­ m id-year convention to be held here bodies being revealed county officers and postal, telegraph and telephone June Nth. Other officers elected were were of the opinion th at several per­ workers in u genernl sym pathetic Dr. II. H. Shentx, of Brndentown, first sons perished in the stream Thurs­ strike, hut the decision will not be an­ vice- president; Dr. .1. W. Kutrow, of day night. Tin- creek will l>e dynanounced until today. A large part of lak elan d , second vice-president; Dr. the forces at the various mines whose F. L. Adams, Tninpn, secretary tre a s­ directors were arrested responded al­ urer; Dr. R. G. Wilson Tampa, histormost immediately with protest strikes and the French authorities sent ad ­ ditional troop* to guard the mines. The |ieoplc of Essen nwook this Postal Conference morning to find all the private hanks at Jacksonville in the city closed because a patrol Largely Attended had been placed over the Rcichshnnk and the personnel of this Institution 1 wom ens Htookings, a nnmiKercmei, refused to continue a t th eir duties. Some oranges and crackers. These Resides a number of small concerns, articles had lodged in some vegeta­ there are twenty large private hanks Aa.nrlnlrd P r,n » tion growing near the hank. in Kssn. A farmer, hearing the automobile llusincs* men anticipate a serious I .going down the "Mind” mail Tliursstoppage of trade in case the auspen; , day night, went to investigate the »io nof hanking continue over the com­ (||follow ing day and found the machine ing week. Essen's larg er finnncinl fj In the stream . • instiutions have Unusually secure JB A Pensacola pennant was stretched backing, it is reliably stated, and . I across the re ar of the ill-fated car. Dr. Mason Is Elected * Dentist Head 1.1. Board Meets Today At Tallahassee Itlr The l*re*.t TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 20. The In­ ternal Improvement board met at the governors’ office this morning. The hunt<1 adm inisters depositions on state lands, and proceeds from these lands. FARM CREDITS BILL OF SEN. A. CAPPER PASSED YESTEIUVY Will lie Followed by Lcnrool-Ander son Hill In Few Days WASHINGTON, J a n .’ 20.- Passage by the senate ye-1onlay of the Gap-, per agricultural credits hill was fnl jawed by arrangem ents for immedi­ ate consideration of the supplem ent­ ary farm credits measure, the Lcnroot-Apderson bill. Intervention of an appropriation bill ami other rout­ ing measures, however, threatened to defer opening of debate on the (.en­ root Anderson m easure until Monday. The Gapper hill was passed without opposition ttf roll call, hut not until alter several futile attem pts had been made to amend it Gonsidcrnhle erilieism revolved its alleged insufficien­ cy to aid the farm ers r.nd advocates r,f the Lenroot-Anderson hill, con­ -nAVKEN T H E UNITED STATES tending thnt it will go much further. A dm instratlnn lenders are agreed AND TURKEY AFTER PEACE 111 Mitt a | m>1icy of holding the Lonroo^ CONFERENCE Anderson bill before tho senate ontil postm asters, rural and city mall c a r­ d ers are here from all parts of Flo­ rida to attend a postal conference ( H r T h r A u w litr l r r r a x t headed by John B artlett, first assistJnn. 22.—It now A leading official of the Essen j ant postm aster general. The morning •LAUSANNE. Chamber of Commerce, conversing session \yn* devoted to suggestion of Scorns likely thnt negotiations having with thte Associated P ress corre­ topics for discussion this afternoon. for objection conclusion of general spondent, pointed out thnt the Ruhr An address by Mr. B artlett is expect- trenty between the United S tates and occupation meant a considerable loss cd to be the feature of the afternoon Turkey will begin here afte r the closu of the N ear East pcare conference. In trade already for the United session. Rlchanl The American States and South America exporters. Washburn Child, his fellow delegates He said that virtually all the lnrd con­ sumed in the Ruhr comes from the DAMAGED BY FIR E nnd American commercial experts through attendance upon conference United States and a^sco m ost of the Sessions have become so fnmiliar with other fats. Frozen beef is imported the question which must inevitably be Urgely from South AmoriciLiuu! dealt with in Turko-Atncrkan treaty frozen pork mainly from the United Is said that much can In? gained by in•States. Since the beginning of the nugurnting negotiations with the year, when the th reats of occupation Turks here. became particularly m arked, the prices of these commodities, as well HEAVY SNOWS IN NEW YORK »» others, hnd risen by leaps *n,l The entire Ruhr valley is seething bounds. Frozen m eat has increased The Herald reprinted a news Item in price more than 100 per cent and with excitement. Manifestation* and Isrds and fats even more than that. protests against the arrest of th e from one of the New York papers The large im porter, though well Germ an industrial officials are being about the heavy fall of snow in th at backed financially, have been exceed- organized, although these are forbid­ p art of the country. The clipping was inlg cautious in undertaking big con­ den by the French, who announce the sent by Mi*. Boyd who Is in New York tracts in these supplies during the Intention to repress them ruthlessly studying voice and we suppose he fait -so badly about the snow that ho could past three weeks, especially since the should tho necessity arise. The labor leaders who favor co­ not- help saying something about it. tnsrk’s latest meteoric fall. operation with France apparently W. T. Donnelly also-w rite* to Sec­ ESSEN, Jan. 22.—A general strike have been overwhelmed by popular retary Pear-man nlniut the big snows of the miners of the Ruhr d istrict has sentim ent nnd may declare a general in Brooklyn und sends pictures of the snow an the trees and banked up strike today. , . . . . l*en decreed effective today. Sunday proved a quiet day; there around tho house. It Is beautiful and The strike decision was taken a fte r * twelve hour seasion of the labor were no clashes, although tho people makes those who havo seen; snow fee! like getting"Ka<k'for a sleigh ride delegates here. I t poiqts to the com­ or som e-of the coasting or the sk a t­ plete defection of labor. v ing, but If wc have our choice we An ultimatum from Berlin announc­ would probably pick Florida for all ed that the workmen would bo prose­ the year round. cuted and sent to J a i l l f they tra n s­ ported coal to France and if miner* brought It to the surface Have the Herald do your next Jot INCLUDES ItR qiJE S T THAT OTII BH NATIONS LIM IT NAVAL ARMAMENTS III, Tfcr \*««elnlrd WASHINGTON, Jnn. 22.—Tlio anmini naval appropriation Mil which includes u request liy congress thnt President Harding negotiate with o th ­ er powers for fu rth er lim itations of nival urummi-nts was signed today hy IN INTENSITY AS RECORDED AT the prseldcnt. GEORGBTOWN UNIVERSITY . OBSERVATORY Revival Services _____ III, Thr Iw iirU lril l’n«»l A t Baptist Church WASHINGTON, Jnn. 22. — An Began Last N ight earthquake described ns ef “very se ­ vere intensity" recorded at Georgetown E. L. Woolslagel, the W orld's Great University observatory this morning. Director Tondorf estim ated it was ext Gospel Singer, A ssists in estim ated at 2,i>00 miles distant. The S criires GAINESVILLE, dan. 22.—Students from 21 different church denom ina­ tion* are enrolled at the University of Florida, according to figure* com pil­ ed by George E. W hile, Y. M. I'. A. secretary in charge of the social unit religion* activities of the student body, and made public today. In numbers the Methodist* lead with :t.H7 students who are either members or show a preference f o r this faith. Closely following the Methodists are the Baptists, num ber­ ing 2fi7, I’reshylei inn* l.'ir* and E pis­ copalian* 07. According to Mr. White there are more men of i^tch faitii at the univer­ sity than in thr total enrollment of the different sectarian colleges in the stale. ,Mr. White, commenting on the number of denominations n t the u n i­ versity. declared it was ample evi­ dence of the need f o r 'u non*xrclnrinn GERMAN GOVERNMENT HAS CEASED PARTICIPATION IN ARBITRATION TRIBUNAL COURT MARTIAL For FrRz Thyscn and Other In du.strinl Leaders in Ruhr District m III, Thr \ »»•••■1*1r,I I'rtM l PARIS, Jnn. 22.—The mixed Franco German arbitration tribunal court e s­ tablished under the T reaty of Ver­ sailles,to settle various husinesa'controversic* arising out of the w ar and to determ ine the application of tho trea ty to settlem ent of clnims. PARIS, dun. 22—The German gov­ ernm ent has formally rrnsed partici­ pation in (he Franco.Germ an arb i­ tration tribunal because o f "present political circum stances." Notice to tills effect was given today as tho hearing wns about to open ill th r bank Ing case handled by the Franco-Amrrlcan legal firm. MAYKNCE, dun. 22—The trial hy couit m artial of Frit* Thysen and tho other industrial leaders arrested in Ruhr who were brought here last week Will he held here on Wednesday. Tho French authorities announce tho trial will last only one day. BERI.IN, Jnn. 22.—A - picture of Germany countering future claims of France and Belgium with indemnity hills of her own for Ruhr occupation are already U in g sketched in politi­ cal circle* here. In th rsc quarter* it is confidently believed th a t Reich will not hesitate to model her own s ta te ­ ment a fte r the p attern afforded hy her obligations to the Allies. A long list of elnims against France and Bel­ gium hy the German N ationals Is ex­ pected ami these will be added to tho nation’s estim ate of dam age of sov­ ereignty hy thn aim ed occupation. RIJS REVIEW ORLANDO, Flu.. Jan . 22.—Tho weekly citrus review by F .1* Hkelly, as issuer! from the office of the American. F ruit Growers, Inc., says: Oranges.—During the past week the m arket on oranges has been very active. Although shipments were vary heavy, prices advanced m aterially towanV the end of the week.; At pres­ ent oranges are in n strung position and promise to remain there, provided shipm ents are normal and *preae«| out over tho |>eriod they should be. G fapofrult— P rices. un g rap efru it have advanced considerably over the ! In-ginning of tile Week, closing strong at the end in spito of u good volume of shipments. The outlook fo» grnpefruit is very encouraging if the vol­ LYNCH T il RATH EH IN ume of shipments is restricted to SOUTH BECOME PART meet cu rren t demand*. OF I.ASKY PROPERTY Tangerine*—On tangerine* Um m arket on good stock is very strong. However, a large am ount of recent shipment* arc showing dryness and South by the Southern Enterprises, have sold St correspondingly i low Inc., of which S. A. Lypch of A t­ prices.- • Though many packing houses in lanta, Gn., is the head, ha* been ta k ­ en over by the Famous Pluycrs-Lns- some district* are still dosed, ship­ ky corporation, It hns been announced ments from Florid* during the p*st by Famous Player*. 1 The picture corporation, the a n ­ nouncement said, paid to the S. A. Lynch Finance Corporation $1 IHM),- monts of California navel* are quito 1)00 which appeared on the company's m oderate; those from Southern Cali­ consilodated balance sheet ns a lia ­ fornia are reported coloring slowly. bility. Of this sum. $1,600,000 was N a v e ls’ are gaining strength, espe­ paid In accordance with an agreem ent cially In tho f. o. b. market* of the by the Famous Playcrs-Lasky to Is­ west. C entral California had less th an sue to S. A. Lynch and his associate* fifty carload* of navels left Jan u ary 150,000 share* of the common stock 12. Those from Southern C alifornia o ftho Famous Players-Lasky Cor­ are Just now reaching tho caatorn auctions. California probably will en­ poration, It was reported. deavor to regulate shipm ents In the next six weeks to give Florida h g**>d chanco to clean jip it* o ra n g e * 'to some extent, as Florid* orange* gen­ erally are In much bolter demand. We are In rvcnlpt of the cu rren t number of "Sound Off" tho official o r­ gan of tho Florida National Guard in which honorable mention la given to *at leant the medical detachment for attendance ru/fry F lorida »hould and drill. Major Ralph Stevens' of this fifty per cent of its fru it moved; end city Is the head of tho medical corps with the best shipping months tlwn o f tho state troop* and naturally he remaining; undoubtedly prcape^t* are , take* g re a t pride In the fact th at the for very satisfactory price# .provided . medical detachment w ith headquar­ shipm ents are spread out properly and i ters in Sanford, should be on the hon­ fru it la laid down In good condition. or roll. There are only two other com­ Tho Dally Herald. 16c per w ttk . panies on tho roll. , / �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1923 PAGE SIX n e r r in c e s s Pullman Connelly and min, Jam es A rthur, of Orlando, were in the city for a few hours today. POCKETS FULL OF MONEY YOU CAN SAVE IT, IF YOU MAKE YOUR PURCHASES OF MEN’S A M ) HOYS’ CLOTHING ANI) FURNISHINGS AT OUR STORE. OUR OWN SYSTEM OF BUYING ENAItLKS US TO SELL YOU ON A CLOSE MARGIN. AND THEREBY EFFECT ECONOMIES FOR OUR CUSTOM­ ERS. COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU HOW IT IS DONE. * J. J. N. CONNER, Manager Firsl Quality—Low? Prices 115 East First Street------ --------- Phone 104 Mr. und Mrs, C. H. Stevens^ of CoIvinhua, Ohio w eic among the nrrlvills here yesterday. \ MRS. FRRD DAIGKR, Boclety Editor E<lwin S to n e,,.Ir., of Albany, Go., Thona 217-W nrrived in the rity yesterday for n I f ju u h a v e a s * frlrn S * »U I«ln* » • short visit. — I f ymn a r e a « l n s . s / n k f l f » r c u m i n * ) • ■ > , o r It i r * ru lrrtu lu lu * . w rit • ■■•Ini runI IW (hi* #c|»«rtmr«l, *l»l»* X clallu. o r l r l r * h n a e < M lla a i. h a a r r a llj a p srr* lal» 4 >• w l l Icilputh, of Jacksonville, is u few days here attending SOCIAL CALENDAR . Pearce, of Pnlntku, wns it yesterday transacting busl S aturday—Kent-Wnlker nuptials nt the Congregational church nt six! nesM. o’clock. S aturday—Mrs. Ed. Mlnarik will en­ tertain at an informal reception nl-J . her home on M ayrtl avenue, for the Kent-W alker bridal party and out of town guests* S a tu rd a y - Mrs. S. K. Ilurrett wil en- j ■ tertaln the members of llio Every Week bridge club ai her home oil Magnolia avenue nt 2:15 p. in. ’ M rs.,W allet Twitehcll, of Daytona Monday—Mis. Krifest Krupp will e?-will spend the week end here with her tortuin the nieniliers of the St. .Ag-j sister, Mrs. A. D. Key at her home on . lies Guild At her ltoiit o on I'aik ave­ nue, honoring her daughter, Miss Park avenue. Marjorie Krupp, of New York, at M r., and Mr*. L ett ice, of W inter Park, were In “the city yesterday the great* of friend*. . Mr*, l.e ttire I* well known here a:. Mia* Louise Smith, daughter of Hon. M. JM. Smith. Messrs. Harr, McCulloch, Guernsey, Bland, Kligh and several others fronit Orlando were here last night atten d ­ ing the monthly m eeting of th e Sanferd Chamber of Commerce. We enn nlwuy* look for the help of Orlando when wo w an t to do som ething big. <IIX H r ,\Mnrlnlrtl I'rr**) ■citing congratulations over tin- a r­ WASHINGTON, Jap. 20. — P resi­ rival of mi pound boy, horn January dent Hurtling bus so fnr recovered Hit It ut th eir hoipc a t 727 Dollwood from a recent attack of grip|io th at avenue, Jacksonville, Fin. Mrs. Curbe hopes to tie a t bis tlysk Monday. He win will be 'icmcmbcrcd as Miss Clara spent most of today in 'b is room. Mrs. George Biller, of New York, organizing secretary of the Church Service League, Mrs. S. O. Chase, Mrs. This was one of the m od delightful W alter W ight, Mrs. Deane Turner, of n ii-riis of pre nuptial affairs with were the guests nt luncheon of Mrs. which Mis* Walker hud been hotiuusl. M. M. M artin yesterday. Following the lunt-hcon the party motored to DoLand, where Mr*. Biller wns to speak yesterday icfti-rumm. Ladies’ Rest Room ‘ SALES AND SERVICE . A Complete l^ock of Purtu Buy a Hupp and You'll Save Money B. & O. MOTOR CO Sanfnrd, Flu., ( ’orticr Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue ” * rnsfrllui!mrs ReminnleTnid l.:iIiiTruuhtles T .nrRc nnd Up-to-Dutc Fill! nv Station Cuinplctc Line AccesaorieH • und Tires ' • —-----For Florida: Generally fair *»• tonight nml Sunday. The friends of Mis. -E. D. Brown Ice will (egret to learn of the deatl id her grandfather, Mr. T. W. Trnyloi m Winnsboto, S. C„ yesterday. Mr Traylor wns one of the largest cotuu growers nj central • South Cnrolini nntl hail extensive c-ottou mill ’nih hanking interests. lie was ,81 years old anil an aeuti attack of influenzu took Ids life From childhood,' Mrs. Bl ow alee hni spent n puilion of each sum m er a Wliitu Oak, the Traylor homestead. PHONE 170-W for home made Angel food cakes. 25t-3tp CARD O F THANKS We wish to express our since rest thanks to the chief of the lire d ep aitincut Mr. Paxton, his able hulpers nnd the night |k>l|rcman for so success­ fully extinguishing -the (Ire1 in our home. By their prom pt nml efficient action they saved the house doing ns little damage us wnk possible under tlie circum stances, und wo feel th a t we owe them a debt of gratitude. Mr.' and Mrs. Alexander Vaughan and family. WEDNESDAY N IG IIT A IIIG TIME. SKATING, LAKE MARY ACADEMY. 235-He Merdume* M. M artin, Dcano T u rn ­ er, F u rcit jaike, S. O. Chase, E. D Moliley, U. F. W liltncr, W alter Wight Ernest K ipp, A. I). Key, S. F.. Ilnrictt, J : N.) Robson, Darby, Paul Dig­ gers ' W. M. Holding, Rev. A. S. Peck, Mypsis, K. E. W ndlnook. E aiiuucd. Gey, 0 . F. Smith und B. F. \Vhltner VT#ni among those fmm Holy Crosa church, Sanford, attending the Cojcvo- c . ---------I ration nt Orlando Tuesday, Wadnc*1day and T hunday of Uiis week. • church service- tor the 3rd Sun­ duy a fte r Epiphany,* 21at of Jnnuary , li'23, will he: 7:20 a. hi., Istw Celebration. !i:-!5 a. m. Sunday school. 11:00 a. in., .Mullins. 7:30 p. in., Vespers and Sermon. • The Rector will l>o at Chri.it Church l.oiigwoml, for vc*|H*r service nt 3 p. m. The usual line music for Sunday lit tin* Parish church here bus U r n pro* ju ie d by Soloists nnd chorus choir under Mr. A. II. Slone, choir derortur nml Mis. F. S. Munson, organist. PIANOS — — - c — rom itue. 112 MAGNOLIA A V EN U E • , PHONOGRAPHS PLAYERS RECORDS E PLAYER ROLLS SH E E T MUSIC IMING---- PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS Not Only Pure but Delicious ROUTH BAKERY Next la Princess Theatre F or quick results, try a want ad COLLECTIONS—(»I,D A(VO IN IS, overdue notes, had chick-. Write for our proposition. O ar u-prescata(ice will coil on >t,u-—Southern Ad* just in cm Agency, Drew Building, Or­ lando, Florida. 10 Stores In Georgia Sanford’s New Store FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school D:S0 a. m. Morning worship and sermon 11 a. in., subject "On a Wooing E rran d ." Hnptist Young People's Union 6:80. Evening worship and sermon 7:30. A baptism al service will introduce the evening hour of worship. Mr. Eurl L. Wolslngel of Ashvlllc, N. C., Is expected to sing nt the ev­ ening hour. . ■ m Rodolph Valentino, Wanda Hawley and Charles Ogle ' c/7 "More than n million live* saved, T e rty e s and the largest single factor In this trem endous salvage of. humanity has I-ecu the leadership and .devotion of th e C hristian pastors of America.’’ Thus write* Chas. Vkkrey, general; secretary of the N ear Fast Relief or­ ganisation. Sunday morning and night lit the M ethodist church, collections will he taken for this work which presents to I th e American churches the m oil urre n t nml heurf ren<rmg appeal ever known. TOM MOOltE There* ere homeless refugee*, with­ Optom etrist-Optician out food, shelter o r sufficient cloth-, Phone 410—Opp- P- *L ing, am ounting to 1,500,000, und win­ te r with all Its ravage* is upon them.j If you liuvc a S A F E o r u PIANO to Refugees in Anatolir. and Const&nli-j move, and w ant it done safely, rail nople who nre facing a groa i te r than tens witnessed at Low ing’* QUICK SERVICE TRANSnumber 1,400,000. . PER, nnd have it donu as you want it There are 75,000 ehildren without done. ‘ Phone -IPS. 241-Th-Fri-St-tfr Red Snapper and Sun Bass Steak fa th e r or m other who mui and clothed by American. Christian*; at Stone’s -Market, 327. Sanford Ave­ * 2&l-4tci Tile Dully Herald. 15c per week o r th ey will perish. Seventeen thou*- nue. CONGREGATIONAL C lll ItCII Paul ('. Ilurhiins, I'us tor. (Inr friends appreciate the nctiviUett of the Coogiegatlonnl Men’s Club in making it possible for us to hear nil cxtcllent projector machine, that throw s upon the screen, beautiful mo­ ving pictures, which illustrate Bible history so graphically and true to life. The serial "The Crown Prince," is giving not only great pleasure, but is throwing sidelights* upon the Life of David which make it very leal to The beholder. Pictures will Is- continued tomorrow night nt 7:-‘>U. At the morning service the pastor will preach upon the subject of ‘‘The Two Minds,” in which he will endea­ vor to show the fundamental evil in human history, and the possibility of its cure. If you like to expreise your thinking mhchine, he will surely help s ta rt it in mo|jon. O ur Bible school Is growing, nml we invite you men who nre indepen­ dent thinkem to join our class. Come und let us eitch express p u r'th o u g h ts to the other, und thus enlarge our views of life. You will be welcome to CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES I.n«t Sunday we had the pleasure of having Rev. McCnllle from Korea ■with u», who told many interesting stories of- the mission work being carried on by him, there in Korea. This Sunday, Jan . 21. we will have another missionary with us, Dr. A. C. Hutcheson, of Nankin, China. Dr. nnd Mrs. Hutcheson nre supported by the Presbyterian church of Sanford. He is a Medical mixxi mission teacher. In Nankin. We know he-w lll-have some in to n atin g things to tell us, no wn Invite you to h ear him, Sunday night nt tho Christian Endeavor m eeting at 6:30 p.‘m. a t tho — T 0 N I G H T___ u p e r / o r j Nanking. Tiiis is his first visit to C. H. Srholcy, of Orlando, was I SnnfoiJ, und it is hoped that not only here today, coming down to merit some all the members of the congregation friends on the Clyde line boat. Mr. win hear Dr. Hutcheson hut our Seholey was formerly in the new spa­ friends in town. per business a t Guilford, Connecticut, A reception will he tendered to him hut is now a resident of Orlando Monday night at the home of Mr. nml where he is engaged in the job p rin t­ Mrs. H. It. Stevens. ing business. He paid the Herald ofI fiee an appreciated visit. HOLY ( ROSS CHURCH ENTER TAINS lilt 11>AI. PARTY. Depni tir.cnt for the Blind Shell fund, Im* been given unsolicited by J. M. StUiUon, who donated five dollars. ■11 may In* recalled th at it wns largely thrbugh the efforts of Mr. Xtiimon, aP that tim e lender of the Sanford •bund, that the present band stand in the Fourth S treet P ark, wns built. ' CHRISTIAN SCIRNCK SERVICE Sunday, .Tan. 81, 1U23. Subject: “ Life." i Church S erv ice__ _ 11:00 n. m, Sunday School > 10:00 a. m. Woman’s Club Wdg., Oake Ave. ALL ARE WELCOME W eather repoita say w arm er wcathe i'f o r n few days now and it will lie good news to the visitors to the city who want to see some ren| warm Flor­ ida weather. As for the local resi­ FIRST METHODIST CHURCH dents they want to sec cold weather W. J . Carpenter Pastor an we will have u little of euoh kind. Subject of th e morning sermon: We aim to plense. “ Do We Need the Mrtyr S pirit in the C hurch?" At night the theme will be: “The F irst C hristian M artyr—a Lesson for the Hour." The Sunday School offers excep­ tional advantages for Bible Study. Come, The Epworth League will meet at 0:30. Were you a t the famous r "Scrap Iron" class last Sunday? Why not? Our old friend Maxwell A. Kilvec, Several men will look for you tomorof the great Oviedo section, wns • in the city today shaking hands w ith his many fricflds, He is interested in PRESBYTERIAN C lll’RCn Black Hummock lands and recently Dr. A f Nanking, made n big deal in real estate in that China, the Foreign Missionary pastor pinsperous section. He i s 'n great ,o f the Sanford Presbyterian church, Sc-uiiliolu county booster nnd is always j will speak morning and night Sunduy. a welcome visitor to Sanford and the , Dr. Hutcheson is u physician nnd has Herald office. charge of the great Union Hospital of Mr. and Mrs. Willinin Park.*r Dills, o f 4S’ew York, are in the city the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles M. Hand. Mr. Hilts is in the production departm ent of the New York Sun and other Munst-y newspapers ami this is his first visit to Florida in ten year*. He ami Sheriff Hand arc old time friends ami they are enjoying old fam iliar scenes in und around Suuford while enjoying the fine Florida re und Sam Ohio, of wenthor. arrived in the city yesill spend a short time here flu-y are making li-r-c at the- Monli-raniia.' Mrs. Raymond Key eiii*-ti lined the members of the Kent-Walker bridal p arty und the out-of-town guests lust evening nt her home on Park avenue, following the rehearsal of the wed­ ding. Voices of golden calendula!, and purpie asters, nnd pansies weie artistic­ ally used in the various looms, . .my-, ing out the color scheme oT violet ami gold. In the living room a dainty hi tie Kcwpic luide ami gloom. «» phu til. In the dining room the dining table was centered with n large bowl of purple and gold pansies and ferns. A contest, "How to Preserve o lloslutnd" occupied the attention of the guests, nml ufforded much merriment. Following the contest, music was en­ joyed. MU* llerminin Lehman, Ming very sweetly, “ I Love You Truly" (C arrie Jacobs BhitdL I.nje hi the evening, the hostesn served a dainty Ice course ami coffee. The favors were old fashioned bou­ quet* of panties in lure paper hold- AI«L SOULS.CHUItCH Tomorrow j*r lhc Ihlrd Sunday a f­ ter Epiphany. Sunday Schol a t D:00 a. in. Low mass a t 10:30 n. m. Benediction immediately a fte r Mas* Sermon on the gospel of the day. Tomorrow, regular monthly collec­ tion changed from the Ith Suuduy. Stranger* cordially invited. F® •'* j I | j I j i I For Hie Relief of Coughs, Colds, liim uliitis, Hoarseness • Throat Irritation* 1 Store in Florida Phone 127 �fai fa * 4 jrsi * { h i - pa htt > a hn M S i ht mltinff Engineer, National Board of | were pulled in defonsd of what Uiojr Fire Underwriters, New York, N. Y,;J believed to lw rlKht and the IIuwards Edwin II. llrown, nrchitcet, M lnnenp-' alw ays fought for the right even L 'K tlla h rd n f i y i M r r n m i n M f r p t *nnolis, Minn.: William K. H ath profes- from the time of the Crusaders. We I l f n« < * • l l r r n U Il ii l l i l I n K , 107 I l n i n o l l a . H r , a a n fu ril, P in . sor of civil engineering, I'urduo uni enn im agine our old friend today w rap, • j verslty, Ijjfayette, Ind.; Rudolph I*. ped in the cloak of gray and standing '« TO RE HELD IN JACKSONVILLE PERRUARY I2TII TO I7TII The Herald Printing: Co. * [ Ix-foro the (tre at Commander and a n ­ Miller, formerly superintendent of 1 ' FOR "OWN. YOUR HOME” .MOVEMENT p t'iii.iiiiiK ita ¥. buildings, New York, N. Y.; John A. swering "here” when the roll Is call­ I I • K dllnr I I . J . 1 IO I.I.V * n . » p ** > * n . r v a ■ r *• r • ■ •* * , »ffrfl«r>"trrnaiirrt Nowlin, in charge of section of tim ber ed up yonder. We rhall mi -a h im -nr ; > n N , J . I . I I . I . VIII) lirnrrnl Manaurt mechanics, U. S. Forest Products I-v wo miss those old time friend* who I I . A. N H K I . Ailt rrtl.liic Mnnnorr II. tt. I l i t l . l - V bora tot y, .M.id is an, Win.; Ernest J. were good to tu when vretfeamu to JACKSONVILLE, Jan . T re -je m l ine Association nnd the lumber Ka>>»tn A d a r r l U l s a l l n l f a H a ir * t R u e s c II. architect, St. Louis, Mo.; and j Sanford many yrnrs ago nnd who mentions impetus to the home build-1ip tcre rts of Jacksonville, it i* the purA p p llrllllo a ir,g nnd homo owning movement th ru -jp e se to make it tl Home Building exM :\V IS S t u n * P l r c n l n l l u n M u w n a r r Joseph It. WoniMtor, consulting cngl-' have been real friends ever finte. . .........• .13S-VV a i f l r r S p. lit. Dr. N. DeV. Howard wa* a real out the sta te I* confidently expected position for' tho* en tire S tale of EloriBeer, Boston, Mas*. S i i t m r r l i - l l . i n T r i c e In V d w m r r to result from the Florida Home tin from which all* the lumber do.der-* The work was Initiated and th e 1mnn ln W r y a o n s e o f tho word. O n e V r n r ------ ------Building Exhibit uf the Southern Pirn nnd all the people. of the state in ay , | S it lln n lh t a .o o committed* was appointed by Keen* D r i l l r m l In ( ' l l , b | T n r r l r r Association to be held in Jacksonville I derive benefit. Admission to the Extary Hoover on account of the fact CHEAT SINGER IIKRH One W r rh — ........... IS I ' r n l t F ebruary 12 to 17, inclusive, under [Mbit will he entirely free, the whole that building codes nnd builders, fre­ T h e h i t IS* I n l l - p a t r W r r k l ) H e r ­ Sanford will Ik- di lighted for the the joint auspices tif tho Association expense of the n f'n lr bring borne by n ia r k t l r r l r r m r r a S rm ln n lr I ' n ’i n l ) quently fad tn rectignlle modern ineth■and I* p n b l l . b r d n r r 7 P r l d n r . A d a r r - mis of conitruetlon, thus adding to next few weeks with some good sing- and the retail and wholesale lumber the Southern Pine Ai-iorlatinit nnd the j l l a l n a r n l r * a n n d r k n t n a n *>n n p i i l l m . Jacksonville lumber interests. l i o n . S3.nn p r r p r n r . n l n a i a I n U.1 i n n e r , ,building costs nnd retarding con- jnj, a t ih P Baptist church. Earl Wool* dealers o f Jacksonville. it ruction activity. | shigel, advertised truthfully ns oik * I’lain for the hi-: home Imi’ding ex Investigation has revealed t t i : m i i : n m i : a s s u t ia t m i t iik h s t h e r e in g r e a t n r - I i f t l t m e I, a n t *• i n | T h e A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s Is r t c l u t l v v t y The first report of the committee of th e world’s greatest gospel singers position were definitely decided upon j e n t l t l e i t l o t h e u s e f o r r- o u l . l u t i l o n o f n i l n e w s i l l s o n l c l i e s c r c u l t c d l o ll a t denis with the construction of one nnd , will be here for two weeks, while the in Jacksonville this week nt confer- Jacksonville and in alm ost every oth- j n o t o l h e r w l e n credited lit I p l s | m n e r et d i y and town in Florida, thr.t plcn- . • ml a ls o Ih d luuat new s | i u l i l l * n e t ) two-family houses o f masonry, co n -] revival is being conducted by Dr. King cnee* participated in by representah erein . crete.and frame types, the latter In- and will sing ut nil the daily and thojtlvc* of the Southern Pine A?iocin-. ty o f capital is nvuilnhle for iiuilciinfCj A l l r i g h t s of r e - o u l i l l c a t l n n of special d l s p s l r l i e s h e r e i n are n ! s « including veneer nnd stucco. The value nightly m eetings nnd on Sunday. M r.IHon und the" lumber Interests of the the needeiI dwellings und that the United Wtjohdngd Wqulshigcl also conducts sh short scr- . ,\|j lun,bor n r i l e e i 111: 1111.1» III I I . h i m : . P i n t n r U S of such construction in the United. o rt sorAll lumber dealers and those present is the propitious time to s ta rt ___ amounted ____________ _ over ____ ........... State* to well a hll[vkor before the sermorm th a t are most |coniMb&tl w ith„ ..... the 'building Industry tho ‘he Ihomo building campaign and P o fe |-n A d r a r t i 'ia j K ep t* ,e n tail, . lion dollars in 1922. It is expected the interesting arid he is greatly beloved ;j„ o lh er t it jes un<j towns of th e state work, THEAVF1ICAN PIIE5S ASSCCIAl IDS general adoption of the code with con-; by the young people wherever He -will lw especially invited to attend the* sequent modification of the pnwont having Florida Home Building Exposition in LU.1MISER TRADE cquent madificaUon present j goes. gw**- Sanford is la fortunnte rortunntc in navinfr: s n o w s IMPROVEMENT: unjust and wasteful requirements, will this gifted singer nnd speaker ii| our j Jucknonville when it is believed n BUILDING IS ACTIVE CHEAPER AND BETTER HOUSES n**ult In substantial conservation of [m idst and with the good i-ermons of niovcm ent will definitely take,, form material*, nnd the saving of many mi|^ itr. King the rtvivnl n t the B aptist for n s e rjcn n( |( omo Building allow* ,. OBJECT OF COMMERCE DE­ lions of dollar*. * chinch should be greatly blessed. j tu t)e he|,j on wt |„ iL,r vuls durTlic lumber tra.le is showing pm- trial Kurd, created by « milium tfu.Iar U nderw riters. In 1881 tho los»r* ffB0, PARTMENT REPORT ' : gressive development, and is. of ... com. Nap.cst by t, ,Philadelphia. ,w«»wnn by fire totalled $100,000,oonf Mr. Ht!B. ing the firs t half o f the year in the ................ <* The committee recommends t h a t : i sidcraldy larg er v. lumc th::n m inim i-; ri';,t mime; the Rwsenwald l.m - mg ing said,* while in 1921 they mouatatis Cheaper and more durable dw'elllng-1 building codes permit e'ght-lnch sol.d | HE I'EO PLE t\ ILL K N f)t\ AUDI I ptincipnl cities of Florida. F or the Florida Home Building E x -jly in mid-Jam m ry, loya tHo Amerlcafi Fu, ,,» muilita.m-d by Julius »«-*:«• 8^00,0tM»,000. In the same yt-ir the lot, for the American people Is the object ''rid t. and six-inch *.»lld concreie jg CITY AFFAIRS M bit during the week beginning F eb I iniberm an, Chlrngd, Uetniters nrc wnld, of Uhlcagn, ami the . later -und. per day readied n th at inf nearly |j of n report made public today by the 1 f" r ' n,lt* " ’’tory dwelling* --------n nry 12, th e popular "Own Youm coining tiito thn mnrbel freely for t ir- The (tenertd Kducntioii miii is nwun* 500,000, Mr. Fleming declared. Sixty. Building Code Committee of tin* f)t- i n«um :n«Iatlng not more than two laikilnnd Is following in the footpartm ent of Commerce, nnd ehnrac*- j LraMte* each. Only nbnit forty per j pu p? of all other cities that have Homo - tcrlred by Secretary Hoover ns Imv- r,:,lt ‘>r ,ho r *ly bulldlr.gi adopt*-.! the coinmission-umungcr Assoc Ing "a value far beyond nny similm ! co?loH Investigated perm it eighLinch form >.t government in mftl.lng all the iittrnctiori - - ---#*- - t work undertaken to date.*'* walL in nurh dwellings. Eight-Inch people fully aw are of every detail of to u n try , will be taken to Jacksonville( railroad | ix * *i* I**itvtslt'Imi* inif 11> :11 ji i.-t pot thi? ra fm inat ; l- and 11*000 itijmcd* * The committee has Included not inh 'V;J ' 4 hollow building tile, hollow T1IEIB bu-iine s, Ii is the purp > e of and placed ont’iq d iy under the per- lemnin li i«n\y. t ti»Mt kvMhh*inm?\\ «.-;*! n n v of any of tin* fund- lo t- wni* into Mi. H om ing n d d rm cd the tu<IraU the inininulm requirements which it I'oncrete block or hollow walls o f . the city commission nnd of the city -onal supervision of trained members ness *f tlii* eh n raiter cuntreets f„i 1the .stale and carry on their work in - 1 **» the kubject of tire pnv.nti?*. mimiH-r < of tm portu’iL porla’iL coiPincls fm >f im believes should In- enforced by citiei1" ' !***• b-it may not] m anager to give full publicity from o f tin; Asrocinto-o's stu ff and with; nuihbcr rolling Mock nnd othei cquii i c nt Uependenjy, Mr. Brinson explained 1 here » need to r a m u. thorwji, in their building codes for one *tnd - "*m ,J - 11 l height with nti mi- time to time of not only the financial the nsslstancc of Jacksonville retail having lately lawn placed by the rail- thnt they furctim: meiely. u..*_uhL t-. systcm-tli** training In all -ur two-family houses, but also an Ap- i ‘“ “ ‘•nd the |H-ak of the ga | m atters ofT.ctlng the city but or nil .and wholesale lundn t men. • having b ,M y Iw n p L . , , -v - - ......■ |c ;ultH„rities. t h e <"• the subject of lire prevention k, <iti, iiiiiiw n il.c pendix discussing good practice i: b!e. b rami- const i uctiqn Waul I Is- Inn- other activities. The ......................... government i*j This famous, l, m e .............. building ............ exhibit lend*. u m b . The th e m mm Lett’ll h therefore*rantherefore cm - ‘he count) and oita,*. . funds, . . he as- lb-dared. . . . .... the "Many state nre tnsgtr. ey are e n title d , is cru*yted with being, one of tho most tlnuully milling ntr-uigtii. flii-* railj •,'i,ni,*istn»tur.** < i 'b it -d lo 2 1-2 sluries under the retomof the people und they small house construction. In thi* way mod hdp enn - allug ; uel 1 a' course uporrihe p-ura^r i-fr own affairs. | potent factors in stim ulating the Ire- r»n*J busines.* is having a t rims ef-l ■'‘ rt‘; 1* twHcve tlw !o know nil nlmut thefr the 100 page printed report not only mcr.dntioiM of the committee. ra itegio tli. ottgh ! "C Jugislatlmi fostned by tin- N»tk*. toeiui into anu or. wo m MI *t u idu: .Nobody . ........... . have **•■** thi liglll-.U fear ' mendoua wave of home building und ^'Ct on the apply of upper grade " ' " ' '/[' ' . •Metul lath and pinsa plasterr on need * serves the prim ary purpose of nrc ul Assosiuttoit of Credit Men kiJt yejf. " v^ ' nentlng a model ordinance which citie ■ properly firestop|H-d is ttppruved for *‘hat any Individual, from commission- ,homd owning that hn> been sw eeping| building lum ber, c q wildly -flooring- ’ j • ["* "Fli * should be made a nuttenj rt. n l_* may adopt, but is a useful guide to party nm luivision wall*, but nt le n t t>r *»-*» *b“vn to the humblest worker, [over the land during the last twelve ■«*! nim llar Item qtlimnent and I hs* mu ju, ' * 1,1 1,11............... (iij _ lens! tierI," all who nrc interested in knfiwtnj- every alternate wall in row li n in ', ha* nny Idea la mind other than that i imiths. Anion;: th ■ numerous fctit j General indesitin! demand i« broad ’ ,vv" u 1 where to save and where to tpcml ii must be d-inrh solid bt ii \ or con he nr sin- is re p rr toning and se n ing ores of the f min Home Buthling J‘'"h'.g. with ' - . h ;. every 'imp ' r i l Tin- n iVMp.i[M'i phia-. "Ion-ill what is the luggert cei)nu.itn-ii Kxbibit will m iniature m-elel bun , 41 **- v* ‘, ‘ ,i> "f »*•> h a d ............ ' ‘ , ‘ V. " ’ • -order to obtain u m fe, subqnnti. I nr.-l ■rote. *.r 12 inch hollow masoniv. thousand dollais, euveinl l in.^f. a,id iminlulning aDie ii ghw.l *-taii-lfrom desiim-, w.ilm!* eivntc a pro n*aiu ed temlenr y gutnWS, i*re< led t arr durable house at a minimum o u t a* ee," g in s ill - rend, i Ucquirt men Is for quality of Ii >lb>\v lakrlitiiii, i.'il 'lie vviiif.- i h«nl 'b e .. If’ l l - pc .,-1 .t4i( toward hip iei* tm.il which jurtii!\ i In taking nvi r th-* new tegini • ■ * ; anil pi Jlii in tn Thirty illustrations nrc Included t< masonry unit* agic.* fifiily w d | ni ii igh ef relief, ae -.iiilir j: ’ M. .liraiim I.i .iI if. ,, . I1 in .i'ni r. .'otipnv.t ja explain the text. ing-. Then; him .-till be. .. ifnparpie t i t pr,T. ;iie, but those fm lire k the fit l nf September ll v;,ir* lie e- nml with the .*, tsimice of .liickMin- '"it a n.>i.*iu»l tu n i . m • I'l.v i ion • * * f tf * progress Ii* . Irti made hi IkIn n letter uf nckonwlcdgincnt ad are somewhat below tin* medium ::iiry th a t the incoming board of corn- vjlle retail and * milt-mth* liimbeniaut. ‘ h -'k . Si, n i'-c r able waste in which 1-1 . . o.ijca is t 5.-. iiigh ii hJ -*■ 1 h ' - f , t * **» v.o i d i . m mi* i uiert should i he, k up tienutg •' this f-ilnous ll HU h_lldi tl g I ' . t li lol t ’*'1 ll * hef.oi iti’ l 1 ■ " I! dressed to Mr. I in II. Wonlson, thi gMile i—tabli lo >1 by the Altterb a i . ll - under tli- offie * of the stut.* uivoiv.'i!. The cost of m umn.-f a »>.• late -ring -c ear chairman of the Building Code Gum | S kic Lv tor Te-d-tug .Miitcrml*. Tie* ing m lm iaislnitiou a* i* the cu.,min-i i* credited with being .me of the most con,L‘ ,lr>'* .... . inpei intend.-nt dm-, the p n d .; high or low in proportion to the rilat ly sulni* i-r. .or i- it r- rltiin that any praetiu* tn nil wi ll regulated hueinepotent factors i siiniuliiting the tic mittee, Secret ary llm v e f states; report reiommemla revi-ed working tion nf state high . h..<.l i.i-p*. t.o , iod.I of the losses incurred, h «\|L-i*J. re"1 ain confiib-nt th at the generou: ituv* es for lindrer i- ;ed in dwelling =. cD iirttns, Thai audit Ims been m meuilnuw Wav-- of home building and v' ,:* ‘-*-'vchi! then for, *f fact lleiVJ ,*,s l.t ev 'V. S. t\w tli .11 pri-.r to hi: taking ’ Heavy In .-e i mean heavy inniraM and voluntary contribution of tlmcuind) bunnl on inn stigatinnj of the fi. v pmgiT-.. f-»r some time nnd h now ' he,tic hwtilng that (ms Irpen sweeping qulnm eiit* let-mtc n pteirriqm . T i l e maniifa. t-«i for rt* h |.,| qrorliT- dt- 1 J . ij -. e u-*l Ivii v=m d !, ■ lullenergy which you and your coll-ague F ore-' i’lrslticfs laliiinilnry. Fngfotb t .iliqileli d. Copies of the report will ,,x,.c the land .hiring the In U tw elve' iBewnl bt-lic.lP l bv th mnp ;»a*. l i e i ru l • . d - Ilf Jtfv* o pi . i a c n ■t , T h e o i l i e t . . . * I Haiti i n , , t . ( prosinu t.i i i ti ' iri.iti ttie nuuti-roi -tb have given to this work will ic-uh er mate: i:d* evin i imetiliil wmk « i *!=. m alt pc«diithili,:\ ti pi promt >i” ii It i lo o t m e ! p a r s e - il Ikr ItlnT . i * p h i f >. ' . p r o f * n? groat ... ..I .* 1. Will Ii. >. id bv . tin nt th the eil V Cullllll|*S|OU. IS nml IllUl till' r*U>\ , , ,f ) lt , J,f., If,,;;., not only in a very a p p n-id d e mnm \ , IJ.ir. au nf Standard, v.u fret ly .p i't.dt*oi!iMimi*r. f'intinuing J a g thi* of * v e ■ l i y , dn alma at in. I nivr-r:|ft =a hoc aim s o*n tag, I by Tuesday night. Full puli Fxhilut wilt , c mini.iturt* model ben covered bv saving to millions of Amerieun fams : on. ' line, Mr. Fleming a *en. d ihvt fi-r ty o f l-'bu tda, v im and. r th e U If la ity will be given the nq.orl through .g-dows. ,.n ,t.ii to ae.nh* from design* mu. ketablo, ;-.tid t!.-- .■ tint will foo lies, hut that it w-ill have a positive j jV|i |( rial Kdu.3it..t f '" .I n • , ,'a*-L I i . eti t the average . • -a riwto be reqtiitud as base* ij,,, \ iaiinit** popular b e a p p r c r i n b f i r< lie i 1 influence toward better housing thnt frr :g-i nre I" pounds per Mpwi e *tu- S'nc-T Ivgram and copies will U-jjy,,] t 'eti time* the e.iUmated j t rspita C The west, • : .* i i:t-» i«-i. ,.i . 1 igl. *elu«-l vi i!'*r. printed if. pamphlet form f..r the use ihiitse ,4.,., J.:, "M ndn-i Horn call not be counted in dollars. t i i » lust icciirded trntn at- thr cue* Operating iim’-i tl ! *a i. nii lad for Ihlors of wimjJ. aed .HI lb* , ■ li, n u n *■ than , ............ . dr it wiii JUU.lMai copies Im w /entuced, by* an . irntou- i.n g u trad •a* the Shvti-i litci .If-itm i and' art* ti* e trie -. of Europe, It F u i . . ‘ ■itivrfJ* "This report has been built up by f< r hl„ n.jUliui. „ fMirs „ r , >>f 1 ho-, -.vho prefei to have . ikiivi digtribt.iteil la the t ’n llid .Status which ub^urb-i a l i n :- ; • -c • t . * cooperation of the government ......thi rll(Mal S:l!, . Foundation v ail of poll in that h.ipt*. ^ fttrt fi. ihe tir. tit. I..* i-aid, , luit . :i*i!u the fir, spruce a; .! In .td.» k pi-rdu, „ fie tuiihce* wti.l.uig in . . i e la n d s government will grow in , _jE .,n etiitioii r* being j public, Which I fed will appeal I n n ,,rirk nn. ,-t j(l|; i ,| ltl ,-r lion. Mills w ith in ici.d i ..f ti bswale, a K " " ’ 1,1 " U ' m* “ \l; 1 •" P, eve.,t, | dc. vryone. The committee itself rep.e lhkk fiir ,,xcav.llrtl t..u |os,m*s. nnd •Ueagib day li> day a* confidence i- puiijinhed in I’rciteh for distributionf an- concentrating on tills wider btt»F ‘ *dun«l»ia,. Martini, l-ihu and “ ang. gita sf* T h averag • ctUscit i . -pits-l by lie frank mid free di*iPtamgiouit ( 'ontVricntat Htlti»pe by n sents tho gryat voluntary organira* •Imlfnt concrete wall; shall be ti* thi. k ai.-iH-r s? foiled by lire loco*, in ti rite fou.' fund. have within the past m -^ . an i <ho toil far removed frti'o jn|t orgniiir:»ti»n. tlnns most interested in public -erviet n . the v ail* they _tuipjuirt, hut mg u. si. r. of public n(fairs through the ta n - Air. .Fleming a.-se*: !. All Aby auth-*y a n a.r. l led ioe ■' > in this direction, but beyond tins you le-s than >H inclica. Special hollow I’" 1'1' ' I" -' t ’l> - account ing system Another intr retd ing t.-atan* of tin the tain boa i ! !.» t;,j, ml, ..r.iog-- of p , ' ( . . l i l i e s i; C i l f t l p g eight rrel.ru . ’.r yed building* ce.i-i t<• , ! ! tsw* « model ' ('uunlry Es- find rail order: >> plcntUid that ih* v have consulted with many bthei a*:m. building til.* i:J inches thick U per m use *•- -••*• thorough and so simple „ M I,ii wifi it tl,;-. (, r t III*iI I- lb • *- . d ill ill ■ • |l. I • d- og i , d. call aceepl nr,! i( I.;, (I . that iverr tin**., not \v. 1 ! verserl in ihcintions and you have Ktibmitted tii>- m.tto l for fo ‘-ratio **iI• " ... fn. home ill mi --.I *11 - 1lilt j- I,, hf* .(llllil.. g. A bn 11, i. * tU; :ii j I 14i r’« wall* of fru-, .- ■r - ■f IcioP l c.-p,! , re i- idily under *'-• ■ |Ui-ni|y v m tn |.- w i i oil-report in il i pn ln.ii-im \ f roi ;<. ov*r i it.il.ii. g . oot.iitt* |*i* v,« tit dwelling, with th. . g t,i* rail to Is I i • • rt. Vf.t int*. .1 -I . M o . b o lundsef- is ,.1-TOg d. (li .1. ltl. lord -t.-ioil tin- will...- 1. in-a. tioii a* n* , l .011:1 - i |o; ei !y "la.d 900 muntcipnl otficnd*, nn-lnict! . i- i !. t- . . , *. e lem jrg cited figure to -h-iw that tig i ny Ill'll • l.i bo. rr. 1.1 .nl.lt- .|| *!.■■ West, Slime tu'.r.. ;l . .11 me luting pal P* ■1* h gim—rs, utririftl* of Iradf ........... I garage, shed and vqriwu,* other build* tax loro from the burning "f profetj .hi- code r. .if, iti. apper.glx nlii -Id, nre .g.i r r - ■■- * ■ 1 . Iis- it I Oil propordUiip j l l o , . - . 1 1 . 1 th 1,, at l V lthe III* . , m i . i , hut 1 .4 . h h ... in — 1- i - - idvnmud 'l l . , * . i llt.iv lt a fair nnd Incorporated their crittij-ria into Sanford Daily Herald I HOME BUILDING EXPOSITION sle infiirntntion people have faith in the men they ing^lh.g ..rc iwcc*-:iry mi miei-in up >^ ntI.s,,y e, t v , „f ( 'iimlm or d«j its final form. I M i c e this method of lail» ll’ . on the mmhty materials tlie r intellectual legislation .* unique nnd, ” T t"\ ,,,a.U: 'b l ; huvi; . ^ board 'th e re ,d «, ^vtll ,k -s I,own four mmL Kansd* F ity , 1 hr irtmt,-.*- riw .i the' .pintj. Wide tvrr.it oj gives the report n value far Iwyoml' ” V ” ‘ f u r r 'll,t ■ 1h,‘ **f director*. Thr program ...................(Southern t»n:cmilltv.il!i. wide lerrit-.rv.' a.ii «f of nnw* progrfH1[l)J( jn immature- kitchen, d!:t- southern to cater III, hilt tht-y - X. . t no eiiitq nor can . , . . , any similar work undertaken to date. din. ln,K' ’ !,h ' >■. not yet Ih-.-u he.gun tm- room !**t! t "t! room nnd ., - •miand living r........ sixes of floor joist* nnd hinh-i*, a *n ■ it Ih lait'J th*- financial side prestuire. To the cinlrary. of- aei-.m u of the "I Join with you in tin- belief ilmi it with tin latent "built-in" foatun-s in - inti mi protecting li n11h i ng linit i iiy*: atfuirs ate tirndy established of light stock i t:nd h. ..--: oider lib will he helpful not only through prac­ making fm - onomy in ftirnishing and tical use by muniripaliln in building i'-etiy, »e aItaly -i- of on th..d t>, t. a --i in month winking order. * imtl- for convcnb-i i i* of the modern bovse- ttll-y ihuvv a gn-v.-.r- qis, , Itiii-I I.. followed lo avoid crackieg of pia-let, ilence i absolutely tov* *aty -1 a g >v withdraw front l 1 e ! -I ’ o | ., codes and in promoting greati-i uni -■ ifi*.-i. 1 f i due nnd H it c: nn iiiiv -liio, mi- i .. i .*-■<i ii ;i| in . f. it i *i t advice on furring the in -id* of 'mile 'll I to flltll ' In', | l n[HU formity it, code, throughout Du* <<.m ! loin tug *.luig, riding, ii . nuiMituy wall*. t*» J (u l aile ul. l lo -o-tw net I’lli.l . f, l.i ki-Tird St:i- I i-i-gtctm. try, hut that with ttv a'pp*;ndiv o will various sty!.- uf finish will be n,*t dis­ The di.-i it.**ton of* built to gai jigIh-i i-fol t* I l l s g - e .* tie. g ’ it. prove directly useful to owiu -m amt play along with an nutumatir elect i i: builders of dwellings generally. * •" bath in the rude rind Du* appendix, i* luite l of the horlit’iilturat cication'* slide machine showing M* hand n*lor* The report is believed to icpieieiit regarded as particularly valuable m m Ltv (>ini (>o:tg, \ m um ble t hinvse phutoa uf attractiv e dwellings, Ininview of their i.imputative novelty . by all odds the most thorough inves­ t iii n w izard, the I.m* (>im (iong[dti*it* of photo.* of com fortably hopier ’ and t)if-ir relation to lire hazard, . Thut rV H IO Iiy y t h e iN C jH lG t’H tigation that ho* yet !k*uii made of tin a id ! th i* !,t., :i,“’fr,,i*t* '* be inelu.If cl in tlieh o rIlt ■ Have U-en built b IS M a k i n g I ' r o ^ c r u s s engineering nnd practical side of report U full and explicit cm _ j 444:u4‘ ,ru4 exhibit of \ olusin county I which cap be constructed at cilimnev — ..........;........... ' — .... • —"*•- wmvn can ue lonsirucreu ni nioderat-.-. & building. T...... h U subject has never\* "M Proper ,m lh,HU ,,f l-air amt lagay other f-.iher fealurcs. ..... . . . . . . „p fir,-, -totndn,* hi oit the ll*" KD*ut Kouth •""'b Florida 1 Liridu I-air and t.( l 0l ,E ,; ,4_|ltj mar-, features. Itofnrc received even a *mall ,,t ( ,‘ / /* ,, ‘•a*l'!n:l,u ' »rnlval a t Tnnipa, Feb. I lt) lu|(u t ion f l the "show ” m aterial, H uncnlsnr of IMurjcDon, Make* Inthe cx|M-rt *-rt Study that Should I..... .. it l* A i Z t o mudy^o S r< n!u' ‘ ' there w l l l l n on hand a large supply] ' R e s tin g Ke.rnrF nnd hem ice mill.olis i.f ottr small lmu**j ^ ,uiniphb-ts’denlii-g wi-h -pedal l!’" "pv grapeftnu. that mink it ()f hoUIll. [:|nu hook.* and home build* 4 tui havei Ih-oii built with ___________ ___i_ the nt*«||-;a« 1 ‘ a ' v n tirtlv d.lTerent from present vi,. ; i|llr ijterju u re aml inform ation IncludT m 7 \ |V \ s ' ” f ‘C - ‘l . t i Whsle of some materials, y et with notie te nmU rials, yet .... • ‘ , * rieties, are ik-slung period of iim rket-; i, „ ,.r m •• *qi,,,.. t,, ni,,,. ' ' 1ASNEh, Jim . MnrLrd gleet of simple de pm -autiom m»es*ary L 1 n''H’et "'** ' ,4' fr,"» ability and ll * total freedom from the ' Ml!, no Yt)Ur ‘ ,‘‘ri,lpP ln dwork among /or comfort and r.n.1 durability. ‘IV ^ l-c ln u -n d e n t of Documents, al ,,iUt.rm,v, , |m t h f„u ,vl ia mo' t v a - '.. ' ' ' ' , , '•• - b e* ^ ,R *%*W ; Tlie committee ittee of eminent m.-n ' V« ‘>4lngtu»i, for I., cents a copy, r!,.t ;e* „f ihl- favorite breakfast fruit. \ ^ A, " V, ,hp f‘ w ***” ' I" »* for Workmen,” ‘‘hn in i Huildhi.;*,^ Hliinon, supervisor i f negro eduenmaking this rcquirt Include! represen­ I.eal Home.* thut Huy Thcniselvc*, t(on, whose office j,* tm iintalnnl by the DR. N. DeV. HOWARD tatives of the principal architectural, t t'F N T A COM M ISSIO N ER S l-Iri ■print* ur house plana nnd rpevi*; gt-hernl education fund of New York €-ngim*ering and other interested prnO F JA C K S O N C O C N TV I E I) BY GO VER N O R ific‘,tk‘,W V competent n m ljThp ,UKnH , bnve been stlihul.iteil to /ossionnl pm-ieties and was cunstitut* ^r' l’ n' 4 l*n"M,'d over into tin A H I’O IN T E '■l-ilbil architect*, hooks of attractive advantugi- of the tqqmrtunilii-i od as follows*. 1 h'rcnt In-yond yesterday nfternauti and garages, nnd many others that will f„ r |H.ttvrlng themselves, Mr. Hrinxon Ira II, Wool son, Chairman, Con-- wo 1' *i,,iti- suit- that fie passed H lf T h r ARMM*iitird I*frR*» T A L L A H A S S E E , J.m, 22 . (lover- emotirugo honiu buildjog and nr-si.-it nsnerts, amt the white people in ir*-nnwny peacefully ami with no fears for the future for he was a soldier in “ Or Hardee announced today the up- these desiring to jiossess n home of eral have liven giving their Increri.H.-d life, a man who feared nothing, tl p-dntrnont of D, li. Daniels to In- their own to nihlevo their hopes, suppyil to-the wot h nmuifg them. U SELL w hen u manly nnd straight standing man with j '"'unty commissioner in Jackson coigtMembers of the Executive Commit- There was tt time, net--»rdirig to Mr. YOUR R E A L LIST IT the courage of his etmvietloiii und (inn ‘ JV 4<> •urceed W. II. Wright, resigned.1’tee .nppointed to have entire charge |jrin»on, when the school official* hot p ESTA TE W IT H US of the Florida Home Building Exhibit directly interested in v-Jucntiuiml work who walked the paths of light ami ---------------— -----------includes representatives of.the retail among the t.egiovsrtCctv moire or le*-. truth and feared no evil. And while R EC O V ER S FROM L A G R H 'l’K i»>1 . ' and wholesale lufntxtr dealers of Jn-lv- apalhcttc. The feeling has grown, the press of huslneu kept us from! COUGH A ten sere, imprnvrd and tiled, seeing this grand old man in tin* past very had with I j i Grippe nnd sonvillu anti lumber manufacturers, howc-Yi-r, thnt if the best nsiillo are; JJelery Farm , with all equip. fiiw moiilhs when he wa* tinnhie to had « sevreo cough. Tried Foley’s alt of whom will unite to make the to Ih- obtained the negro must be lifted longer visit our sanctum we knew that Honey and T n r und it stopped niy show n notable success und of im­ fyom n stale uf ignorance arid made bargain. Reason for he wn« with u* in spirit, and we often! C(,('Rh nnd I got better," writes Mrs. mense value and benefit t*» prospec­ into a useful citizen. Mr, Ilriusori as sailing, owner ha* more land heard from him- in his characteristic -Mary Kisby, Spokane, W'ashlngton. tive home bonders. The Executive serted that the outrages nomelimes than he ran handle. language, if he especially liked romr Coughs resulting from La Grippe, In* committee comprises C. C, Jones, committed by negroes are the work of *■ ___________ ' of our measures and aim* and views. flurn/.u, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, chairman; il. !!. Mahfmey, secretary- the undrVelopwi mind. We are gliul to have known this Arn­ Asthpin nml Spnsmiullc- Croup arojtreasurer; H a rry ‘DsMuth, J . E. Cros-j Although Mr. Brinsons’ ' office iold Cavalier from Virginia. He was quickly^rclibvcd with Foley's Honey by and W. A. Hamilton. ! maintained by. the General Education . AGENTS the embodiment of the bluff und the nnd Tar. Contains no ophites—-in­ A cnmniodfaint and. convenient e x-j Fund he works directly under the *ubrusque old soldier with a henrt that gredients printed on the wrapper. hibit building now is being arranged! pcrvlsion of the state school su|*rinI wa* larger thbn his pocketbook nnd Largest selling cough medicine in the for by the committee, and* the exact tendent. In addition to the work of the Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance a mind that i-ven in his old age was world. Refuse substitutes, Iflsisl on location soon will be announced. [General Education fund he lOprescnta 105 W. F irst SI h SANFORI), FLA tfs bright nnd scintillating as the Kqley** Honey a nd Tnr. ivoid.avury —While- (nr-PrnrTda lIuiTTe''BuTriTihgT threc other negro cducntlonnl funds in EducalionaPWork j Maxwell & Britt < REAL ESTATE I l U ' I U U S C tl P i r 0 I ^ J S S C S v y jjj 1 ISr 'N! U fJt Says Sup. {...it hi Fib'll would b.- §20,0t)«,fi"0i The opening of the eiifbi.s-n-hek i .he D ..r -**.* ifs| I'ountiy ( .lull in an event of ihr *ttl Flpininjor s**if Iff \ddr-- .. Hefoce \\ ipo in' Al lall.it: . » *--if ( oil. K« 1 git-utiy iippreeiate<l by th- **-oient* :.!ol gin is in' Dnyiuna. D«v. I* .-A . - •? .tbi. -re. 'tio- b-o- ' h*J ■urdoy -aid: "Fm t«-' -■ “ 5 P*4, J ft * i hi \ w*. »' *i»|« *1 T A L I U i \ S S I . F , .laIf till- . .m e the organization of tl - • fids "*• i -to mt en .--i fin- T•hiring ly '(hit hole* have Itn-a a.ml.ibic f-x t! period ! -?;*| 1921 i mi'll.tallied In play, but with a tremendoa* ann-Jt‘ the y .a rq to cunu-,.the '-dveticy of tliia of labor ami large- expense, mprrifi* nation will Ih- at take, luilvnts of tnuied by vximrls in the line, 4hu tile Stato ('allege for .Women wen* tourso has licen rushed to ci»iuf'l«,ti,s*i Wedoe day by T. Alfred Fb*m- r o th at now the people of the Trip!* ing. supcrvLot- of the f ’onj -^vntloii: cities have a spit-ndlil eighteen*W* Departnn nt. National Hoard of Firt course to uiTer and to u*<* theuisriv**- “Iim A six-cylinder Supreme A n-. ti.mohiii', Luxurimm in ev­ ery detail. MODELS*** A li:;hl four cylinder r-ir* the IicmI buy on the market The ntnsl Convenient and Finest Drive-in Filling Slallon in the County—Guaranteed Visible Gasoline Pumps Day us a visit and be convinced, by our quick . . ,iScrvice and Courtcona*Treatment ------1.A DIFS’ AND GKNTLEMKN’S KKST K00.MS- �PAGE TltKEB TI1E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WONl>AV. JANUARY 1IRATH (JK N, lH'V*. HOWARD Or. N ofm un, DeVcie Howard died at h it residence un I nlnutrii avenue yesterday afternoon at 1:0*1 o'clock af* ; ter a lingering illnr*# of many months. Dr. Howard was usually.not­ ed on tho street* when he waft aide tu Card* of Sanford’* Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whom, In hla chosen profcaaion the Herald recom­ mend* to the people. when lie rode with the Cim fpdirntr Veterans In the Ai 'riliro Day p a r ndc, nirice which tirtto ho In s boon gradually ringing uet was i iioerfttl t 1 th" very last rmd always mm* bin friends anil relative hop” Dial he would toon b e hhnself again, .--'inre Uie death o f hia wife on November 19th, Dr. Howard lutd’ never recovers ofi from the Mow and it was noli i Hint He Was falling fg t frum ■this tim e on. The Liberal incurred from the into iiome on Palm etto r.venm* ■thi* m orning ^»t t-»:» i»Y!u.\i, III’. . F ather Pock officiating nnil interment (being made in Lalu-vicw cemetery. George A. DeCottes A tto r n c y - a t- L a w Over Seminole County Hank SANFORD :•.'/•■fedJMf. FLORIDA FRED R. WILSON A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W F irst Nntion.il Rank Building SANFORD -:FLORIDA |A*Li-1 cigarettes T U R K IS H VIRGINIA n a | r| ft p v SAVINGS DEPARTMENT! We’re ready to help you s a v e are you ready to have us? AMtRKANICS--CC0 CO It so; make your first deimsit today. A C O M M U N IT Y lU H L D E R • : D lil t D. F. W niT N R R ,'C ashier F. I*. FORSTER, President CHELLE MA1NES LAWYER —Court House and Interest at the rate o f 4%f is the basis upon which we invite every man and woman to start a Savings Account at our * .Holiday S p. a,.- Regular m eeting of 1. 0 .( F., Mn.onic Hall. SANFORD H p, in.—R egular m eeting »t c.’nthv Wonian’*, leag u e, K. Hull. 7;1o p. m.Bow --litre at the 1‘orDb VIM, I -tun TAick, $295.00. IIUJCK SIX louring, 1920, ran lev* WOOD FOR SALK r $8.50 a cord than' 116,000 m ile1, $696.00. Ujta K*am!nrd| GJaaues Designed 1‘leasu arrange to pay cash on de­ LEXINGTON SHORT, livid, nearly Henry McLaulin, Jr., livery, and specif y t h e kind of* wood law , SKMl.nO. wanted, when placing your uraer. !•'. DODGE SEDAN, excellent buy, $960. Opt. D. S. Vernay. . IfKJ-Lfe (>! US EIGHT, 7 pa.'>eager, fine ear Optlcinn-OptometrlM FOR SALK—Daaicr and Guys' paint* fui hire, nv* r-dre tires, fine nte-i-han* 312 Eaat F irat S treet Sanford, Fla. nnd varnishes a t Sanford Novelty it al etiiiiiitiiill, leak* gimd, $20003 Works, Sanford agents, , P’fl-tfc (j.ih, balance $60.00 monthly. other good •heap cars nnd DR. R. M. WELSH .FARMERS—You c a n - g e t need b*xi .truStiveral c k s We m in t mil all these cart frn m -i and Irrigation plugs nt th* G r a d u a te V e te r i n a r i a n f.y February lut as we will then move Snnfnrd Novelty Works. . 100-tfc Telephones: OlE t! to o u r new Dodge’ borne and* will Office 123 Opposite FOR SA LE—Twelve fm i1 lived room to remodel our present o r Residence 2.77 DoLuinl, I' with three year lensc \ice station. inctto avenue. til j»er cent discount n all cars IDt 4tl a h w fi all cio-h. FOR SALE T ' iini i i I, i|Hiriiilili- parties on* tiiiid d*>vvn, balance *1, ifj 1*1 niul Id li,mil ha. San t ore! Motor Co. MARBLE & GRANITE AVORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 8 ii, iii.lt . option, of* Dr.— lltttchv 1018 Weal Final S treet IG1H West Klrat 8Uw4 ■it by Pi. .i.yt* rj.iii Church. 7:110 p., m. Band lehearsal, Tarn (I Jiluuitci L t . i l i c Hand it the Court House, ’I uesdny Regular drill, Co. 1>. ourt linn Regular meeting *» , .il V- * tic Hull. Di-t cjtM’d leaves a n eb 1 MiitfLmt. to moiit r j | " i lius l\ct*n nun ;i*in In r for many j *.o ■. i [ linn ’11‘dgo party <'pili Dons*.1 live m od. Turn Lam! nt tin* court ie I. IMIDtiE DEALERS flit-mi - here and c’ evvhvti t . luosiiii ill. In-« of one of i'ii i.iiiili ! men iii A’ou can find the name of I : lime, one- nf ti riili i el char.il every lire Riinincs* M*n tu a brave olil rt'llitr, a ichiihily PRnCRAM ANNUt NCEU FOR T ill PJ2li Hiilel: Touring, SflTfi. tenn*. In Sanford ia this Column SI ATE ROM! Ill II.DFRS* g* iiliciiian *'f the old outh and ft I"21 Ford t utipe, §376, Icrtn-f. each day. t< INFERENCE friend of all who ti. i de I In I' diltiiH 1*'J) Fi-nl Touring, 8226, lean e In ■ kiln; life of use ";dft. IInti I. Foul, i new tiles, $116,110. I he State Rend Ilulider..' ConferHr. I inward was |inrn ia W cdlit'g*t n w h i c h will hi h. hi at (ininenille iii', l> i'., on the 2uth "f Mam-h, is tl. at 'in- l rn i\ii«ilv ,if Florida, l'\lo‘ulie vvi.> the grandson ■i Phillip II* Quick. Service Transfer n v ^i ti, 'A it and o il vvtM be well at­ aid and on of Dougla--* St. .I.mio* retd I 'OR SALE —Rraiiil new Chandler ■ ’>Storage Facilities tended by highway* osighteci >, county ii.w jid, of ,hc Rowat'd el * oiby >1 dp pji» eng* r Sjm it imiitel, only been If wc please you, tell n th trs; if not, cemimV. ioMf is nail citizens who are aiiil!driven from daeksnii.ille to Sanford, Castlt^ England, being the !;• t of Cm tell na. Phono 498 lntete ded in Florida > read hllitihiig long line id" the Howard family. IL lath* ! Easy term* to responsible patty. problem!*, ncctinUng to Dean R. .1. al tended school in Virginia attd grad16-iitp' l-’ould he Mu tt nt Sanford F ruit Stare, Benton, iff the College of Engineer­ SANFORD MACHINE FARMERS l it nly of raw dust rrcej 107 First Stiret.r* ‘ 2IP-tfc. anted front Wnsliingtop l nlvendty ing. v ho .ays that, the conference ha School of Medidne. I'o r nine yearCOMPANY hira called in order to enable Flori­ nt Shinholser’s .Mill. 1Fictile tight he was iuperintciident and head pP\ FOUND (ie tirf iil M a c h in e an ti D u ller da lamd Inn Id*'is to tret together and kind fur tiling. 26 t e.o.dAop ijc inn of the St. I.iniis Insane Arylum. ’ W o rk s ■ C y lin d e r G rin tiin R FOR REN'l vt It <>t mi 11-.1 tu evi r> . ttuett Iy .11ui f#|%%**!|* A u to m o b ile R e p a irs I tv n a y , - to t':i t i l l * . R om iil la A c e ty le n e W e ld in g h|e <b co -unit-, in which utltl who are «*u whilu i*i. liu-.vnrtl win* riHlduiK H| P h o n e fill-----------S a n f o r d . F lo rid a piVavUt \vjjl bo urged ttfU tk e j^trt, Virgtniu. Dr, ihiwnrtj reived font FOR RENT -Three *'■. tin ap a rtn e’iit MISCELLANEOUS will form a large part of the program. y ia ts in the t (mfedernto arm y its with hath, $26.00 per m onth, which ilATTPrst. t t.AssTTs every Tuesday rUtgeon and in Tceogitituin of his fine Many prominent engineers will ap ­ . Apply Mr*. ELTON J. MOUGIITON Indtidca w ater nnd light a t Parish House at 1 p. ni. fo r cldl w ar in oid tic United D aughters of pear urt the program , according to P. !;VJ. 261 Otp Alex Vatiphn. Phone !1 AHCIIITECT dren mu! 7 |i. m. for ndnlt*'. Interpre 1. .Reed, Professor of civil engineer­ fv.o ttirntshed house tntive and hall room darn ing. Profee tbc Fmifeih rai y here mimed theti ing in <barge of local artangcnienls. chapte* (he L’.V. tl . ard * han't i Room 7, Miller RMg. M>r i *, L. EImcii. lll-tf* rhe general plan of the cunfi n'lwe Dr. Ilowanl moved to Florida some Dale- Honkisl Vliead HANFORD ' i ; . follow*: (Hi Iv-ftve ago, ,'loc;. tin • tlcui r mm $ rt t vi-ry fviiiiiUr) H Thu*obi t , Ft hrnnr* Mli, Clar* tta.i, on orange grove. « l ■o It e g i -t rat tor, I • r. ail.tl u ) the big f i e t . ’ t a f t e r SANFORD NOVFL'i V iif: i Him * luspeetjoti .tf models nnd other ex­ w htih be mo- ij in Saiif(i:il. lie .. iii 6 b" ! Auditorlliin, la m D'Shanter hibits fm uishcil hy 15. S. Hurt-au of WORKS ( Huigeiin for .la- old Plant System an 1 Lmliee’ Hand. \\ KIINKSII.D Ptiblie Roads, afterword:! Hi" Atlantic Fiiasi Line I i MK, Sh A l l M V. C. C01.LMK. I*rr'i»Feb. Mh and b 'h .—\\Yn em's Flub, S tate Bond Department of ITirida, Ry., am! fi r . velYc yciir.; was pr*-i ■Colonial Pagent on the 8th', dance mi UADMVY. and m anufacturo, i of road m aterials Gcncral Shop ami Mill d tn t *tf Hie SL Jh'nl Exatnfniiig I.bmrtl the Pth. and t'f|ulpmenl. o f this district. He was atau former; Fell, SQth -flenoflt for Hox|iltnl STIIOLT FARM AGENCY Work Aildi vs ten hy triemlrent of Faculty vice president of the Medico Sorit ly ru h d by Miss Taliitcli and Mr*. Me. 11.1 Magnolia Ave. UONTRACI’OU and GUILDER Uitiver.-'ty of Florida, ami of America, Itfo active service with Gwinn, Judge it. It. Pliilli|m, chairm an of *17 Commercial S treet Sanford. Fla. Several guild the railway,* hero ejtlcnde*i over a Middle of February All Soul's, S tale Roud Dept,, Florida, for many White, Lake periud of twenty-fivu yVars a m i, be­ i Church play, “The Reltini of Miles cows. year* connected with road wank in fore coming to Stanford was rcwognU-i! O'Rourke," GILLON & FRY Florhl.i. etl throughout this country n* an exELECTIUCAL CONTRACl’OHS IL J . Morrlmnj, etigineeFTor U. S. p^rt ott nervo is iIImuivc* are! hi* ndRun ail of llrblle Rnudr. Mr, MurriDearth o f ’i cachers vh-« was nought in many clinics. i*oit ia stjitiom d in Floriilu and is in WMtioghou** L ighti nnd Appliance* Says State Superin* charge of road work in Florida far the New Lino of Fixture* U. S. lltireau of Public ltomD, lendenl in Florida s M ajor F. A .Hrowne, cuunty etigiMiller Iluilding— —Magnolia Avenue necr. O range county. Many years con­ The Seinimde Overland C om pany! nected with road wotk: in Florida. It. \V. HERNDON has just unloaded another en“r hn«l "f Ovcilaiid* Will Mr. Smith *ays that he lut# three more cur* rolling that lelnit-tl I'lfM l INSURANCE AGENCY I, J itu ,'22, Florida will ho help within the next two; FIRE---------AUTO---------RONDS 263-tfc am! continue# to experience n dearth of For quick results, try * w ant ad weeks, comdstbuj of Overlaud: are ehool tfiiclifr*, according to figure* WANTED—Settled colored wiimdti Wjllyn-Knight*. Tliesu m l S. 0 . Shinholscr j m aking h big lilt everywhere tuui If'cuitnir.ed In the biennial report of W cal hmiM-uoik, li v e on premiaant one he sure and *oo AD. C. Cawthon, superintendent of |iublic| eta. Apply m anager Union New* Rexyou, w want Contractor nnd Huildcr Smith at the .S eminole Overhmd Co.’# 'bstructioii. Mr. Cawthon ha* hpen tuiiratit, A. C, L, Depot. 255-8tj] Proposals will he received 1»y the i.lflee and g et vour order in nt once n I" evented n» having In mind MVOhU \CA’NTP,rD ~ RoITtiriiMlirik, in good conba n fo rd rwonnnerolalJons fo r the forthcoming City Commission of the City of Snn- a# they .ii> #tiling til e hot cukes. ditlon. Address Box St, Sanford, ------ i sion uf tho leginiature, deigned, ford. Florida, up to 2:30 p. m, on Jn n A. P. Connelly & Sons K IR N BY TROUBLE (A USES ’ rim t only to relieve the shin i:*lnl,IUhe4 ItKM Automobiles For Sate Sanford, Florida, fo r -the purchnsa of LAMENESS t« improve tho personnel Insofar na “A Iamcnex!i followed me for i.ome ability Is concerned, W-K-.l-L K-S-T-.t-T-r. approxlnintely $100,000.00, C iter.cen t FORD ROADSTER, 1U21, ntarter, ole., 1 n InvratinrM lB lime, nnd 1 felt th at It was ’ caused | * R eg ard in g Ike scarcily of tenehtitu, City of Sanford, Florida, Improvement $295,110. * n - l m p r o t ril l a m l la o in iir* FORD TOURING, 1921, sta rte r, new- Honda, colloteraily secured hy c e rtifi­ (p>m kidney tro u b le,' One hultlo of:the (igurev submitted hy the rinie • D r I.ala " K a r r i ? Iln n iU paint, new top, new battery,', etc.. cates of indebtedness for lodHT im- Foley Kidney I’illn hnd the desired o f-, »uporintvndei:t allow tluit, in tlie I.d i i i i piovoniei.t;!, nriid im provem ent bonds feet," writes II. 11. Arhi'ckie, S outh: first . place, there were only threeRuns fine. $160.00, Un.laraa I’ro p rrlr llualaraa I'kaarra to m ature serially, in from one to ten Havre, Vermont. Hat-kurlic, rhctima-jfoOrlhH a* many npplicunts ns there FORD SEDAN. 192 years. All bids m ust be accompanied tifm, dull headache, too frequent or; v/cri? mhool positibiu. Of ilu*.*e llirrv‘Slain OUlco ' fine, good tires, $196.00, v n i s r i i itK A i.T Y r o n iM .N V with a terrified check for $G,090.(f0, hurning urination arc symptonui of;fourths to iqiply, only four-fifth* w DODGE TOUftlNrf, 1921, runs nnd * * ' I ' l l S I l I N V K I T S K X T t ’OMI’ A X V all propo**!* to he addrcaccd to the Kidncy sitd Bladder trouble. , Dl»oril-icured coitifF ate* of any kind, i.e ^ looku like new. $693.00.. -ered kld m:|* tgq h |ic ltfdWt>( tre* l-:lb im half of thm e applying for first |,fco"e I0I-N Unuorim Arr. DODGE, T O 0R JN O ,lruns omLlook* m int. Neglect causes serious comid{-H?rpde certificates obtained them while like new, $396.00. • cations. Foley Kidney PUUl ‘civ o p h e per um tugu of euccsssful oppliREO TRUCK, fine shape, now tire#, / L* B. HODGINS qulck relief. Sold everywhere.—Adv. cants lo r other grades wore! Second late model, $696.00. AUTO RADIATOU AND B1IEET j— . ij u J . grade e e r t i f i c a t e 20 {H-r cent, and DODGE TOURING, cheap. Run* MKTAL 6V0RKB good, sm ut he sold at onso, $29W>0. General Repairing 2°7 French Ave,--------- —Sanford, FI ‘CHANDLER 7-pfM fnger, run* good 263-1 Utc tire* good, $396.00. 1-M pip.- - Addresses: --sf K. W. -Limes from Washington of- ym lice of F. S. Hureau of Fublie ltnada one nf the best mitiuirilie* In the , F. S.—-will s|K’iik on maintenance. George E. H eller, county engineer, Dike county, M aintenance of Florida O lher e n g litcrn from Florida nnd ncighboi big stales. Discussion*, Ix tiu re rs : Tbcftdore Shoetnnker, engineer fo r'W arren llros. Compnfiy, lloAon, Mass. •■W arrenlte-nitulithle Pavement*." W. E. "Rnsengarten, Amertran A s­ phalt A -sedation. New York.—“ As­ phalt PnvenienlsA' W. II. t ’arru lh ers. The Ilarrett Co., "Rond M aterials.1* • Hnlurdny, February 10th. Report* nnd discussion* by county commission* rs. lietteral 11ire motions. Aildn *h: ..g Harvey Hail, testing engineer of Florida utntc runil departm ent. Visit tu S tate : Road Departm ent Testing Lnbonttory. ^ g >!f “ EX IDE" Halt erics. We can fur­ nish for a limited tim e a Giant "E X IDE" Hnttery for Fonl cant nt $1(5.50. Itring your old b a tte ry .—RAY PROS. Sanford, Fla. We recharge nnd re­ pair all make* of lluttcrle*. 260-fitp WAKHINGTON, Jon. 22—A propo- sit ion for legiulntioli authorizing ini* m mediate return In owners Hf.nl) trust* held by the alien property custmlian 7, was rejected loduy hy the huuye com- ;.j ptefCC t ommittee. DR. Wm. A. RAGVYJ3I.L lilU lillA T K V B T8ltl.lt/O U -O I ' Charge* lleaaon*hU Care of Union Piuum ary, SANFORD FLORIDA STEWART Tlie Florist Cut Flower#—————— Floral.DealgB* .Annual anil O rnam ental Plant* * Iif ■ H I M yrtle Ave.------- :— Plump 260«W is rjiceting the demand for good pure w ater am t there a rc hundreds of ludtltH lo’ing dlstribulcd around tha City at all times, Every (tamily of Sanford should get the habit a n d — ” ... \ . r .. And our truck will lx: n t your hack door with a bottle of thaj^iw w ater th a t ull tho hotels, restau ran ts, drug store* and soda founUi are using, . h And lie Siirtril's Elder Springs Water You Use in That Cattery s ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •■ u h r a u u n e e 3 ,i �T ill: SANFORD DAILY HIOHAID, MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1923 PAGE-FOUR V B&SE BALL flOOT BALL Bask et ball TJIAP SHOOTING CIIAS. L. BRITT, Editor been declined, Mu Moon said, because Gibbon* it* too Mtt.'fll *wr -pompnay ami he "think*, h'-’ can fnbl enough to keep him busy in the light heavyweight elan*. "A match between Dempsey and (iildioitH would lie merely a repetition of the a ffa ir between Denrpsdy and M E AT PALISH HOUSE t ’arpentier," said Mubloon. STARTING AT 7:30 Kane has .been notified to ra il for 8 1 0 X 111' the certified chef I;. Although Sanford lost their old tlmoMicp long enough for Duval to wallop them last week, they will singe n rent come hark on the Parish House court?tonight when they play the fust * Stetson Y team from Del.and. SPO RTS T hfro will lie but one game tonight,j n* lh£ girls will not play, and this one T gumn will stn rt a t 7:30 sharp. The vL admission being 21 and 31 edits. Coach Wilkinson ha* not niuiomu eil, his line-up for the sta rt, but having two fine-ups be oin use, bath of width ~ a re good, the fans -rlnnljd have no §a trouM e’ In securing a full value for th eir: money tonight. The Stetson lofting* an o th er one of Sanford’s hard eat ifjmies of the sajaop ulid taking nil in all tonight * battle is bound [<■ CHICAGO, Jan. 22. l-or the third time since it’ organization in 1*1*0 the Western Gulf Association S atur­ day night at its annual inciting elect ed a Souther'll'i- for president, * has. (I Pfcit, of th e Memphis Country Club, mu reeding All'ert L. Gal« *, <( Chicago, win, had rerved his te-uiel double If I PIRATES TO PLAY $UMBERf'<LVMKS aVHILE-TRAININ( Every day finds new golfers in new knickers at the Country Uluh links. They find nothing hotter than n good gam e of golf «tt a fine course witIr a congenial p arty with our fine Florida w eather uml the Interest Is tunning NEW YORK, Jtm.' 32.The New V v« DUIV’ HOLMES SIGNED UP AS UMPIRE If you must miss one or two t.f the pieture*. this week you are going CHICAGO, Jan . 22. With the sig n ­ to find It hard to decide which one* ing of Howard "Dud” Holme*, of Sanford lost two gam es Inst week Dayton, O., I're.ddent Dan John i.m. of a .‘-the whole works are good. the American Dengue, Saturday night Mils w eeks program start* out completed his sta ff of umpire* for the 1023 season, Holme* officiated with "Trouble." Little Jackie Cong, with success in the We ■lent League an take* th? star roll and is ably a* Mated by his clever little dog tpjeenie fiir the last two BCnson*. Tin* signing of makes the third or.v umpire I t ' >td»nt Johnson lhi*lt wo are earned tin tpe Iftgft i'li* m toii i d for tin <oming season. Sea*" with Dorothy Dalton, Ja 'k The others are KittrmIt "Led" Orms- Holt and Mitchell Lewis, Tuesday 1 y, a former Chicago iiii-profession- i.igiit. This is an exciting love nicloDuval mi tiieir own court they expert „t pitcher. also nf the Western dram a on She higli seas. t«* lorn the (aides on them . League, and Cjarenye Lowland, form ­ er m anager of the i he ago . White Anil.i Stewart's best picture, "The Tonight sta rts the last week of the Sox. Woman lie Married" will be shown firj-t half of Ihe bowling league. The -jijj, t ; , f vVrd-ii is.' former "iron Wednesday night and is one of those strength displayed .by the tennis tins of ttie White \ pitching staff, society dramas with plenty of models. i'-n'k v.iH he good fviili mu of w h a tio ili,. ( hi!) .vjd -tvj do Guthrie will art ills, dove, thrills and leur*. One one might expect at the lit-ginning of not be retained, o ’1 the big pictures of the season. tile aecutrtl half. ’ • 1 — ___ . FLORIDA THK WONDERFUL VIOI.INIST WKDNKSDAV KVENINf n * i Jj JA N U A R Y « m J! * The Orlando council joined hands with the Sanford lodge and had lot* to do with the successful outcome of COLLECTED NOV. I ITU, 1!) The bridge party a tn its u t eight the day s’ u rjiv itiu , and they ably nso'clock nnd M 0|>cn to the public. Kv. j sigtrd Sanford in entertaining the South Mound tryont* that plays bridge is Invited large crowd of visiting Knights from and the committee in charge promise* i all p arts of file statu, bringing to SunArrive one of the largest" nnd nicest bridge ford the exemplification of the Fourth :3 <5 si.m. parties of the MeitHon. . : Degree, which will mean hundreds of visitors and at least two hundred cun didates from all parts of the state. The exact date is not known now, but the local Knights will try and have E aster Sunday ret us the day. Nnrthbound Amongst tin- visitors, most promi­ nent in the K, of C. A ffairs of the Depart* Illy Hir An«i>rlnlr,l I'rfMl slate were Col. II. P, Hnyn, promi­ 2:03 n.m. DUBLIN, Jan. 20—Eleven execu­ nent atto rm y of Tampa; J , J \ Towney 12:0.1 p.m! tion* were carried out in Ireland to­ and Wnl. Krusa, two of T am p aV lead day, Four were put to death (it T ra­ ing merchant*,tsunami Hurnby, lead­ 2:15 p.m. lee, five at Athlmio and two nt Lim­ ing hardw are dealer of Orlando; Geo. •t :05 "p.m. erick. This bring ! the total execution* K. McGrow of the Florida Grower*, since November 17, to forty-five. nnd Mayor Ilnmum of W intor P aik. rilhy Branch j There were many other* just ns prominent td the atTulrs of the state, Virplane Landing Arrive Depart* they all left with the feeling that at Tallahassee to Be and 7:0() n.m. Sanford with Orlando'* h elp ,, had 'J.'lt p.m. Abandoned Soon done thenmelves proud, and had nhown them a time a* nnly th at real Hanford TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Jan . .20.— hospitality can do, T3llnhn**ee's nirniatm Inmilng field Leesburg llranrh lm* of neeoisity been ahandoned, it HORSESHOE PITCHERS wn* aimminred yesterday, \V. II. PLAN CONVENTION Depart* Smith, owner of the property at Mag­ SUMM Ell AND WINTER nolia Height*, where the Capitol ...... 2:5(Tp.m. City's air visitors have heretofore l l ' r o m 'I I m ra i l n ) •« U n i t , ) ...... 7:00 n.ni. CHICAGO, Jan. 20;— Plan* for the dropped in, needs his land f o r other ----7:10 p.m. purposes. Provision will be made Int­ horseshoe pitchers’ winter tournam ent Oriedo llranrh er for suitable spare, it w as said. 1 at Hi. Petersburg; mid a jam m er to u r­ nam ent in Cleveland weYr lided for Arrive ' Depart* - IV E I) NKHPA V ^ N I H H T ~ A MIC discussion a t a meeting today of the XNO. 12G. ...— 7:45 p.m. TIME, SKATING, LA K E MARY directorn p f the National Horseshoe xNo. 127. 3:40 p.m. ACADEMY. ' 255-tte Pitcher*' Aasodatioiu x —Daily, except Sunday ' ’ CHASSIS F. O. B. DETROIT Eleven Executed In Ireland Today Makes Forty Five York m utiji sought by Tom Gibbon*. Kt. Paul boxer, with Jack Dempsey,; ha* been thrown Into the dhtnrd, nt len*t fo r homo time to conic, by \Vj|. limn Mukhion, chairm an of the New Y ork athletic rominission, it wa* learned yesterday. Gibbons' challenge, which was ac conrpanicd by a $2,500 certified check,* from his m anager, ‘Eddie Kane, ha* J2-lbs. Gran. Sugar $1.00 Peerless Buter, lb.....53c Georgia Home-Made Sausage Apalachicola Oysters Clover Hill Butler The Best V GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING Y esterday marked another retl lets t terdny in Colomhlnhisni in Sanford I when ‘one of th" tekt fottfprring dei gn-es ever pulled off in this jrart of * the, state was haadrrd out to a !urg“ elas* of <aiuh'hii . made up of San fowl and ' h ho.d," mi'll, all anvimi l" join tin raok - oi ihe Knights of t I 1tun bus. lilt. PA U L KEIXHCH The large crowd of visitors and Ihe FORMER MIN 1ST EL TO CHINA elm.:* of candidates were no large that DYING AT SHANGHAI it was necessary for the local Knights Whnt few dishes and house fu rn ish ­ to engage the Masonic hall for their U lr Tlif \ »«nt'litlri! t'ri ni) ing "till g i’e.snry to eoitiplete the e work, this ludl Ising th" largest in SHANGHAI. Jan. 22. Dr. Paul new 'arrangenients w ill be purchased the i ity and the la* l equipped for the Leinsch, former America it minister bv the laifjes after the big nubmrripto l nirrn, is believed to.be dying from t ion bridge party tomorrow night. limnehial pneumonia. i* uiu-mm em* R enum ber —the game 1* tonight, nt the Parish House, Hanfotd vs, S telKon Y, gam e called a t 7:l!t(, adnii<-ioa 2oe iOni H"»e, COMMISSION FROWNS ON BOX­ ING MATCH V Local Council Enter­ tain se Large Crowd Itc^ g o b iL jy V Wo i|a ionnd llie lo'fcl uf o u r m a n u f a c tu r ­ er* i m l lliu s In su re imr customer* ' «i'Xtlna - ■lainlarillxei! fore roeini it erot with’ tut A*n contraetor* g i« * ija III t ilu y a b o u i m e i|ti.-ilUv o f o u r lim e. ' liu llili r . ' I lr n i l u u n r - Icr’.’* HILL LUM BER CO. Think of it! For only $235 you can now buy this efficient, economical and reliable Ford Chassis. W ith a body to su it your needs, it enables you to imme­ diately increase your trade zone, satisfy more customers, reduce your deliver^ costs and make more money. Buy Now. Terms if desired. I ' . i r l l r i n i i n . l r - ' t [f'M n r 1’ t i l l . r r n u j <( t h r l . i i l . i n Iiik n< 03 11 T. n. i '« \ *. I'.. TAX l.lllt t , . \V . M r l t o l t v . ... I --------- 1 EDWARD HIGGINS A n tU o rlartl K ont, M u r o m . I 'n r iU .m Ilralrr �•■V (**■ ■ ■ ■■ ***■ ■ ■■ " ■ # 'f'- 'C* TJIJ3 SANFORD DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1923 PAGE n V B ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B a e a e E E * a B a e * e e e e e m e e e e e e e e a e e e e B e a e e g B e e 8 ‘e e - e e B e e - e e ^ e O T e - i l e e e B e e e a e e B e H e e e e e a a a e a e H g a e a e ~ ^ ||^ - - ^ ^ * / :^ ^ ^ = ^ ^ = = »• ^ ^ ^ / ^ - ^ ' j. * s i ^ ^ ~ «i BEBESEBB --r• ' ■ ' rrrlw y Just you follow me over town and see what an amazing number of ways there are of saving money! You want to make your every dollar go farthest, don’t you? Then you must know exactly where to buy the things you need. Come along everyone! I am sure if you can accompany me on my shopping tour today you will learn a great deal about getting “the most for the least.” , i Wm a B E E i B E B B B B B B B B H ^ B B E B B B E B B B B B B B B B I I I R I I I K H I I l l B B B B B B R B B E B B B B E H F I I B l I R N I R I i n i l l l I R R I I I R I I E M I I I I H t l l l l l N I I I I M I I I M i n i l l l R B BB H H B B B E B E B B B B E B J B E B B B E E B B B BW B B B B 1 1) B B E B B E B X U B E B B B B B I I R B B B n f l E B B B B E B B B B a * “ OF OF Cr nOnURRSS FE [: ___ ■ I T ’S AS GOOD I H AS . N E W ! ” I I “ i s n ’ItS N t’Th i s THIS : \ FROCK J U S T \ ADORABLE!” u u n ii n M M K a M ■ m n u a a u a R U M PURE? SURE! n a H, I jj a * n r ■ It ' ,1 1 . BEUJ 3 BKKKB a E B 0 r fl B E R H2 » H* B n It XR H*1MBErgEPEHKMaBBEEEB*.El^KBt. n ■■ filling my order n a And (whisper) it cost me exactly "No womb r I get so much satisfaction when I buy there!" YOWELL COMPANY .".miha B QUALITY’ of his groceries. t STOKES’ CASH MARKET H U BOEBEBB B I H S I B B B B i a B I I I B I B a i U X P I l l l f l l l B n i SBUBKBBBBBBBBBBM BBBBBBBBBIBBIBBB a R m ■ "Isn't it a dream ! And the le s t part of it is th at Stakes* doesif’t stre ss his low prices as much as he Joes the HIGH a 929.00! W here did 1 buy it? Why, Ihcre’s ju st one place ii R that offers sucli nnutzhtg bargains—i t ’s Vowel! Co., of V II n H kn u rse : n M n a R ■ H M STOKES’ . CASH MARKET k * n H K SANFORD STEAM PRESSERY a a “ 1 never have to think .it.11it t I t- (pi ility of 11 f in vi; I yi I from Stokes* M arket . I KNOW it’s t he besi. And i id equalIv sun* that his prices are the pvist reasonable alw.iv s !” a PHONE "dill Sue "T hat's what I told Stokes, the grocer, today when he was II n n aj r. H ■ S (tv< n // S a v u ty S a fi R a U W B r< y a ■ P R N ■ excellent work and reasonable prices.” g a a a ■ ■ “My winter wardrobe wns t*' lfn»k so worn. 1 ju>t bnil ■ to do M im eth iiiK .to spruce it up. And that means, of course, s that I t<* k it lo the Sanfonl Steam IVe^ury, who can always he relied upon to put new freshness and charm into clothes that loo!; ‘tired.’ Needless to ray. I was delighted with their \ “YES, INDEED. \ YOUR PRICES ■ «, [ A R E ALWAYS T \ LOWEST!” ■ 5 “MUSIC MAKES | THE MINUTES ! MERRY!” “ FOOD THA T 5 FITS YOUR s A P P ET l T E “SAVE MONEY, YES 5 -B U T SAVE YOUR 3 HEALTH. TOO! ” l • : "ALWAYS SAVE g : ON SH O ES” : Savin#till- Ib-ll Cttfe for one of those delightful lunches th at only n S tin- Hell i lief knows hn\'v lo prepare. A ".Not only Is the food pure ami wholesome, Iml it J served in such a lovely atm osphere! ■ treat to lunch or dine a t — ' Iteally, it is alw ays ‘ 1 a , N' * ‘‘.No reason in the world for me In paj a lot of tme.ey for shppers when I can get the splendid ipialily and style for a popular, price. VW here? Why I'll tell you g lad ly ; it’s at THE BELL CAFE S | * trie Shop l g**| through my day's work in n i time, ami 1 feel g a ■ so puppy evenings! 2 health I have ever made. moods! And isn’t th at the most desirable tiling one could ' wish* fo r? front— I’m so glad I bought this splendid in stru m en t . ; liver since m ine.came from the Peninsula lilec- S * ■ s The Hoover Vacuum Cleaner is the best investm ent it PENINSULAR ELECTRIC SHOP ] J. II. IIINTERMISTER PIANO CO. j j a Vacuum R ■ SHOE OSTORE lU IlL llo iv e r Cleaner is! j M IU Ij Who! a health, saver ami lime saver the m "W hat a wonderful companion mv L etter Piano is! Ii has * ■ 2 n lirigiilened so many dull iiours. inspired stic lr cheerful ‘ J " S * » ■ | r A y n to Corner First Street and Park Avenue vm a o a e S a u e /ia J?/# W henever I’m downtown shopping I alw ays drop in at S U. . . : la ^ . . . . ___ _ _._ _ m ._ ___ __mm mm mm mm MlMl— mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm m m mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm u mm mm _ _ mm mm mm mm mm mm mm H M H BtI ^•■■BBEBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBilBBBBBBjBBBBBBBSBaiBBlBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBlIBHBBBBBB UBBBBBBBBB.BB^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBB.BBBBB 9 HE B BBH BBE RBBBE BB BBBBB B B BBBBBBBM^ ! “YES I ADMIT M HAVE A SWEET TOOTH” ^ | R a | L x \ |1 K ^ S lJ & ) ' t ., g m S C I' “ REPAI RED? \ “AND N0W i’l l j .AVHV THEY HE | LIKE NEW!” 5 SAVINGS IN THE j SEMINOLE COUNTY I ID -■*1 i 3 J j ~ n • MY g “ m i i : k .\ Swfap'te0, , 0 ?l! ’SALTED NUTS—OUR OWN MAKE per lb....... ,..$1.00 * Peanuts, per lb. ........ ....40cfc • . S a v in p & e ' I '-3nj3 - Mir -- -_r - ■ . f : ¥ I? V > 0 ■ ■ ■ _ . abbbbbbm bbbbb * • .• T ’ BBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB simply double =the wear of every pair. N _ -:i.- f *:i-1' if *—■ need new shoqs, I Just have my old ones re-newc^ a t - ■ | 8aV03 ^ vc" Ry S 1 i . WATERS’ *-• int* | matter what it is I need l can absolutely rely on Mobley’s, both ns to prices and quality.” ; why I oftt al| J w ant anti— fill myself with happiness.” i ■ & 3 ’ T,h L* iit'il ' 5 s ■ = I - *:* -Vf iiii D v. •. i ■ HANSON’S SHOE SHOP b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b # = ' w' m |WWG m--S■= . SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK vB - ’ . - r x •* v;I | H -T rJ=Z � 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>, January 22, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e642ae5fd28ea126ddecbb84bad54b11.pdf b52ab096b348e338e14e791ddce8fdff PDF Text Text [ * 'X -. i * •*-lx *7*^Si** ri i- ' • ' 1 ' *V„ ”V> N mmmmm .‘X *v v, ;■ ' t h w y . _ * IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION , • ' VOLUME in. NUMBER 255 SANFORD. FI .OKI DA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20. 193.1 « M » LVLfi ».:Y- *• m f: fi '1 I *' BAND CONCERT JUDGE BLAND’S ADDRESS NEW PRIMARY SCHOOL SUNDAY AFT. BUILDING OPENED MONDAY, ON FLORIDA WATERWAYS : ONE OF FINEST IN STATE CENTRAL PARK » V'7 V V t«* i »*1ri * . STRIKE AGAINST FRENCH; WILL TRANSPORT NO COAL i 9 - -.* • • • *■ I HEARD RY RIG CROWD : WAS SAVED . • BY SEAPLANE MANY V ISIT O R S ■m The following progttun will In; ron-j tiered tomorrow afternoon at 4;00, Beautiful New Ilrick Building Has All Modern o’clock In Central Park by the San-: ____ fortl Concert Rand under the efficient | 1 | \ j n | t rip Convenience and Equipment CHAMBER OF COMMERCE that h a s h e e n r e q u is i­ leadership of E. A. Bad: jL x v D U L I T Li MONTHLY MEETING WAS ECHOES OF • Mitith -Sem per Fi<l<dA. J. P. Sousa t i o n e d BY TH E FRENCH MOST INTERESTING __ ______ ___ building!) building-than any one in the city and. S e le c tio n -Mari tana P R W allace FRENCH INVAS- . Among the many new FOR OUTSIDE USE i / A ^ C F R M VNY erected In Sanford in the past threcU hrough whose effo rt* thir new build. Comet Duet—Reverie C. Fabrv • * ^ ^ , months the new Prim ary school build, i mg wus started nml many of her ideas Played by ihrm u and Thermo Pull tmary J . l n g erected on the south side is a m o n g have been inculcated In the ptrnw* of Andante nml \Yiillz--Moonlight on the finest nnd is not only n work o f . the new building. the Hudson Andrew Herman All Hanks Close INJU RED AT HIM IN I ISI.AND: Front O rla n d o a n d Other Cities Intermission art in the building line hut was built The new building and fix tu re s. irHeld nt Alborfield In ( ARHIP D J5 MILES TO HUSanil All of Them Were Mini Delegate* Favored D U 8 s£ U H )H F,*JnnV^O.—AH th e '* lri‘:l,>’ w o r d in g to plans and speci-l respective of the lot. will cost alwut Mureh and Putrol Klluue. lintio. PITA I. ” • n f i V n rk (hanking institutions in Dusseldorf, ^cations and is most satisfactory In, $:I5,000 and not n cent has been w ast-t Aloha Oe. C. « . Stew art W^ll Repaid C o n tin u a n c e o r " o r k |(oth ()rivnt0 tm l ^ cIo5<M, ye#ter. .v ery way. . ed.. The County School Board, with >< nrnet h n lo -R en eath Thy Window all NIGHT SESSION m * Tfcs Associate* Press* '.ay afternoon, claiming to he unable Tim desks nnd other equipment are the local school board, inspected the * n' ltm MIAMR Jan. 20.—The life «>T Man* U was a large nnd enthusiastic nuA I.B K R FIELD .Jnn. 20.—Railroad i„ entry on husineas owing to th e il,t'ng moved into the new building new building Thursday and afte r careI layed l.y Johnny S .lnrard ' uel Sanders, 8, of Bimini Islund wus . dienre that greeted Hon. W. T. Bland workers in this zone decided to no seizure by the French of the local ,od»y nn‘l the school will open M on-jlully going over every part of the t.p e ra tta —Jar!, <> Lantern I. ' nr>'11 saved today by transporting him IS ex-congressman from Missouri, and .................. Zmnecnik miles through the air on a*seaplane hour one of Orlando’s most prominent longer transport outside of Ruhr, ctout branch of th e ReUchbnnk, thus shut- *,a>' u "der moat auspirluus circum- building pronounced it entirely satis Idyll Basket of Roses Key; to. a hospital here. The Inil suffered citirt ns u|Min his initial appearance in M a r Spangled Banner .stances and will add greatly to Hojt-|factory. requisitioned by the French. This dr- ting off the supply of marks, rliion was reached a fte r un nil night t |u. economic lift of the city is nt <r° r<1'* fi,u’ school system . This upThe architect i* Ellon Moughtnn, of the los s of a portion of hi* hand when Sanford as the guest of the Sanford j to-date building will give eight more this city, and the builder is W. r U . S . V e t e r a n s resdon here in which many delegates R standstill. , a dynam ite cap with which he wus Chamber of Commerce nt their month­ ly evening •meeting hold last nijrht a t Confiscation of the hank's fund* by i '"‘ bool rooms for the ever increasing lladlmv, of Jacksonville, Mahoney fstored Continuance of work. B u re a u C o m es ' playing, exphniyd. ^ ___ _ the Vahlttz hotel. Though Judge' Bland --------,jIC |.*rcru|, vvnit currie)! out after the l’r‘n' “ r>' departm ent nml take much Walker, who had charge of the heat U n d e r D is c u s s io n K U K liliN K ).a n haa -but recently become an adopted * UUSSELUORF, Jan . 20.—Franco U11,Innch had attem pted to dose nnd re- ,tf ,hl? «*•'•’»» number of pupils th at ing plant equipm ent and the plumb Floridian, he has,- since taking up his engaged in fighting its economic bat - 1 |t8 f um|# |nlt) the interior of h*vc been holding school in the Bap- ing nml Dillon & F ry the elo -lrU al; rerldence In the state, been a careful tic of the Mumc along tho lines of tlu Germany, according to the French of- l **1 church und ovetcrowding the oth- work und all of this work is sntisfne- 01 Kxrcttlive I’ontmiltee of Uglon! C O M M E N D P A S T O R student of economic conditions, more Meeting a t Orlando river Ruhr and the Rhine canal. i Ik-inU. The French took the entire tw » prim ary school buildings. tory in every way and right up to tin GIVE HIM M O N EY particularly the vexntiou# problems of Suddenly assuming the offensive in treasury o f the bank into their posThe ncw I'uihiinii is of a different minute. T iling has been placed all Illy T h e V aatielnlril |* rra » l thb titanic struggle, a fte r having Mssion nml placed soldiers on gunnl 1>’P« »f architecture than that «>f any thiough the grminda for drainage and Pastor und (amgregution trnnspnvlulion which each year Is be­ TAMPA, Jan . 20. Conduct of the Y| ii<mi coming titi.re ilitTieiill of sidittion. bren on the defensive for more than a over the premises. selmol building in this - u / t , of the the grounds m e being put in fiist United Veterans Bun an In Florida Startled In Mnskrd Men In lire** last evening Judge state nnd Is said to he one A r t he mgst class shape in ev'er.v way and i when ( ^ ^ wwk, France tonight has taken the A sim ilar attem pt to remove the icciipy i oli-idorablo poi liland eonteiided that the only solucomplete in every particular in the ettthe ue»\ ■ ‘treit* nre built mi twW ide* * ill.* I I . . VKvorluO-U l ‘r r , , l lead in the financial and economic op- Dortmund branch of the bank was lion of attention of executive lommit MIAMI Ion. _‘d l‘lu vuiigregatioii lion to Fbirida's transportation prob­ tire state iii the primary departments, nf the building the children «ilt haw­ rratiunv and the French mission# prevented by troops te< of Aineiican Legion, D epartuunl at the rirs't t ’hrii.liati Church were lem is the development of its wuterNothing nos been left undone t-< make :>u Hiffoulty in getting to and from claim* to have Germnny retreating of Florida, when that Uab* convom * •M-iitled l> 1 niefit when two niemners w«>-4. *le qm ted a revnnl of accom­ the new buibliitt' a place "f comfort tin- -ehool All of tbeso improvements along the entire front. I STATE FOREST SEIZED in Dilando Monday and To-*.lev of • l • *!•- Kit IvinX KI.,il, white robed and pli: Inueiii attained by the sections amt convenience fm pupils ami tench will be made as quickly as possible Seven arrests, the extension of the HINC.I- N. Inn. till — I be state forin r t week, artordilig to Thoiiins Dav­ masked, walked dv-.n th ai di ;.nil «le- contiguous to the Mississippi, Missouri its . lim it of t»r*. k, the entire build- ,u d in wliat was a few years ago id P,hint-land penalties to the Ruhr, the est in th i. region has been seized by is. department adjutant I -i.<-d • '.hi .dt i .i i< tier mi official and Ohio river-, all of which .through ing is heated wim steam and whib me t n nvnmp mid a piece of waste -requisitioning of 21.000 tons of enbl, Ithe occupying forces. A branch of Klan s la tmneiy toinmetnling the prin- organized effort, had interested the eight rooms wi|| only be u.-ed at tin* laud tiieie has arisen one of the finest the rc-opening of the branches ot the the reiibsbank here has been put unrjplr: the pienvher ndvoi ated in his tedcral girvemment in development, J a c k s o n v i l l c M a n time there are ten rooms available-fo r prim ary sihool buildings that the Rfichsbank nnd private banking in- der a French guard: . -erniou! “Gospel • iiini Amei'icHpjKiv." VVhiie he did not claim any personal use at any time they nre needed. Two state can boast. is E le c te d G ra n d dilutions today, afte r a half ilny shut AfVonipn:tying the lettet was a $5i) euslii fur bringing about these imof the room# will be used for lunch 1hi« new prim ary building make* GRAM HANK MONEY down ami failure nf the railroad men M a s te r o f F . A . M . bill, • • prove nit'nta fee his district while in moms and the same fine system of tb ie r prim ary school buildings in to »trike-yesterday afternoon ns they 1 DUSSEI.DORF, Jan. 20.—The ongress. it is a m atter of record th at will beu-<-d .S-uiford They have been placed with bad been ordered to do by Berlin gov- French authorities yesterday appro- feeding the little folks JAt KSONVH.I.F. Jan. 20 John l U D l i l ’ T ( ’O M M I S S l ’ N nnom plislunents w err largely. lu ie that is used at tb<* grammar* tie idea of giving each pint of Sannnnirnt. are the day’s successes that printed the ninety u the Dusseldorf due to liis efforts. st hold with such good effects and {..id a prim ary school, making it coil- i.. Hall, uf Jacksonville was ele* teil » French communique might record if binm h of the Reielislmnk. Tiu»> also gloat sm-cess. In fact the new pii- venietit for the little folks to got to grand master ,f the Most Worshipful S T A R T S A T C A P I T O L . ' The Florida w ater t traffic league ■ communiquo were issunL j rounded up the automobiles of the do* . . , , .. nl; to tunry school will be the bis. won! in ibe lauding, the west side, the cast Grand l.odge f Florida. Free and Ac- S A V E S T A T E M O N E Y proposes to carry through the move' The directors of Bcmmnds’g leuck »->*itors who had eome to the m qit long since -tartcil, for the inipillllllI.v schools ill this pm t of i-biri side and now the south side have ceptvl tliisuns, in session hen TIi .ii Wcsternhold nnd Rhine and Baden draw money from th.* im tituthm . day afternoon. Mi. Mali sUUTve pi oveineut of the St. Johns river nnd .'-nine (HTicirs Have Already Been da. Anot lie i good point in the equip their separate primary school builiiwork* in the region of.Bochum nml the -el-ed the money withdrawn and rei | .»ief« H. Ketchum, of Key West, it lateral -. Judge lllnjid a s a member ilri ni lit Under New Rule ment is an office far tho supervising lugs all *»f them a part of th»- fine diuctor and sub-director of the Mnl-jtnitiml is.sse:,sitin’ of the automobiles. the slate's leader in Mnsonie «ir< Ic*. of the league, bring) to the organiza­ * principal, Mis. Stella A rrngtou, the lieu! system of Sanford and sitppled was made' by the iK-cttOther ofl'iceis elected v eto , 1 M.l.AHASHKl., dull. 2*1.— 1he tion a wealth of practical experience lemhctte mine In the region of (iiini-j A «l« m.,n«l \.t . .. .. ' ' ... imrd-workng and efficient principal n u tiling the gram m ar and high m Imo. m e n tly ! / air to crown Its efforts with Lifh win, re fused to turn over tile I palioil autllol ill):, for il iletntl of in, ► , ■ I t’hurles II. Ketchum. Key W est,1 Budget commission which urn, who retuseu i t , ...i j„j,,jmr "f the prim ary schools ul hanfotd. biiilduigs, each of which nre m ditfyr east grand m aster; John I.. If nil, bioiight avowed opposition of Siiere- •iceet-tf. The suhpect o f'th e develop­ records nnd ass st the French in op- police to close the streets adjoining . ..f . , |. , , , „„,i,„riiio. ...ft -oil who will lake marts pride in this new ( il pin ts of the city, r r e s t e d Hite bank_ but the authorities leiuseit 1 I.it|t'-'>ttville, grand utAsti'i; T. T. (ary of \grieiilluio MeRae is now ment of Florida’s • W ater Highways, elating their •plants,i were . . . . . a-----------. Toild, I'etisacoly, deputy grand must- movitig to inuke'a survey >>( all gdv- in ably presented by Judge Bland in . ansi joined Dr. Schlutius, president of to supply the me'i. er; t ’urv It. l i-h Mr.td*'iitowh. seit i.r •iiinieiital fepartm ents nf tlu- in-titu- in- ad 'ller lu t evening, is one thnt the Dusseldorf statu finance depart- j * ment and Mine Director Itpchatein in ( All Hanks ( onfisrated tvatdt i; It. F f"divi,:i la> k lions U . ‘it g*i, el I'li'elll llgelii let ll,,i 11 | lie nf m leiest to every person r • ii Gl -m i.die, yumoi giand warden; Ill-Ill y Willi ! ii.- Mew. nf_ n b 'n in e . ml mint* •wnii.g properly in Florida. Accord­ the Dusseldorf Central jail, where the I.ONDttN. Ian. Ml th French -ay they will be treated u> man batiks, ereditinstitiitioiis and tar lb ni i nil, .1•h Kmiiii die, gl and treiis- U' mV) ledge nl llllltls tliey lleeil for oJ> ing to .lodge III siml. further ngriculpolitical prisoners. French troops ih - oil ices in the old and newly occupied * x r * » « * n x x r i n n u" r; " ',hur *’• " ‘ebster, Jacksonville, c i .ition during biennial peiiotl begin-, i ur„i dcvvlopment of Florida U wholtupied the pits und coke ovens w hich. territory along the Rhine have been OlITrOMF OF fn lftlF W AVr Krnn' 1 w . Ik Y. Wllklt- ning July first it ha# been made ly to n tln g e n lu p u r t.lh e s ta te ’a s e c u rV /U 1 V v I L L I Vra \ j l l l i f s l J Tf i l * ; Dunedin, grand chaplain. | known nt the capitul, ing adtlitional a rte riis of transport*­ the directors refused to hand over to j confiscated by the French, *„>•* a them and tmlay French engineers took Central News dispatch from Berlin. _____________ _ _______ ____ tiun to move the production which is Im-tvucing enormously each‘ year. He charge of their exploitation. •.tie cd tlu point that it wns not the General Dcgoutte, tho French com -| Complete Ring Around T h a i R e g a n W i t h t h e K i d n a p p i n g 1a n d M u r d e r o f l\ object of the league to supplant pres­ minder, has !o#t no time In extending COBLENZ, Jan. 20. The French T w o M en ent railroad transportation, but inther the inter-allied commission’s Rhine-jehief erperts took over the customs, I ii. supplement it. Judge Bland quoted Und | «n:iltics to tho Ruhr. The decree]districts of the Rhine yesterday, nmk-1 tlu- late Jam es'J. Hill, as stating thut promulgated Inst night went into ef-H ng a complete ring n roll ml the terriill* | heI'rrftfti , during the latter's time it would hnvc •fect nt midnight. * ’tory. This will be done in a "few days ' MONROE, l.n. Jail. 20. Jofin P. I'niker, jr.. former d a ' iff of Omit* Iota j i.qulrvd the OXpvndltute of over five 1’riiinpt action wns taken to meet in the Ruhr valley. I he Inspectors at Parish, who wns nlmt on the Ilnstrop road, fifteen miles from Bastrop last ^ ------------- , nml one half billion dollar* to provide the situation created by the closing of the ’‘nine time seized tho customs t v < • * .* ,* w h ..» i.» r I I * 1- n r i . h . . i w . . . I « » i ,.n i ..r i u ,» r u r .; ; v j r f i i a j A g a u r a n c c T | l a t H o u s e W i l l A c t o n O f f e r sufficient railroad facilities .a t th at the dour# of the Relchslmtik in Dus- funds and taxes, ly this morning without regaining consciousness time for the efficient handling of the ttldorf and the consequent shutting in a F e w D a y s nation’s business. Judge Bland fu r­ down-of all other hanking institutions MONROE, La., Jan ; 21.—The shooting of P arker is shrouded in .m ystery., th er stated that there were atq u esen t in the city* OuathJU parish officials state the shotiting wns not reported to them until j I I I ) TI*r t » » » * - tn l * i l t * r r » » i , twenty-seven thousand miles of wn- -, General Devigncs summoned Dr. afte r midnight and thnt no details wicru made known. It was stated there WASHINGTON, Jan. ' 2 0 .—Virtual j or «|Ulpmcnt. tor way* In this country which could Guppcrman, director of the Rclchshouse would take Representative Mondell, Wyoming, wore no witnesses to the netunl.shooting so fa r as is known. Calhoun wa> orsuranre that the be developed nnd used as transportabank and issued un ultim atum to him arrested nt three iv’clock this morning nnd would make no statem ent; He u |, Henry~Ford's offer for lease of, the Republican lender, ex p en sed - . . to reopen the bank today or spend th e | snid he had been a personal friend of P arker’s since boyhood and hated the t p(, Muscle Shoals n itrate plant won doubt however, as to the wisdom of | Mon memun m n in g in jail. Dr. Guppcrman agreed given yesterday by Republican lend- action at llii* lime on Muscle Slmals, 'bed n' ," 1’. ‘ " JjJ*' i t ni»Pd shooting us much ns anybody else. to reopen the institution, which rc•jets who declared the time had conn* contending there was no chancu whatDespite a-, ^ ^ ’ •umeii operations this morning. It 1* SAYS H E RECOGNIZED TRUCK IN BASTROP, La., Jan. 20.—A ttorney General Coco announced’ he would l0 dofin*- a policy with respect to the ever or Senate action prior to ad- Mate#, ni 1 " thl!’wor|d, the WHICH' DANIKI. WAS probable th at all the other banks will leave this afternoon for Union Rouge for a conference with the governor. He property and to let the country know! jo u rnment in March. 1,1 ™ r‘,l“ tyb 0 . .VrtU. -* PRISONER of muscie Muscle Shoals, rt- “ M'-irc they■ aro renuennglhBt per „fin the w follow suit ns the’ reason given by / iscumsioii hi mewin. sta »)».»said the conference was for the purpose of discussing investigation of mask- congress could handle big problem*! iDlMcuhsii.il them for tho closing yesterday wns id while the House \va* cot.sidoring a ’•«»■• » ' « *» '* “ “ id hand activities and report made by departm ent of justice agents th at the in « big way. I l l s T h e -lN«m*littril l * r r » » l Ihe failure of tho Relchsbank to deA fter Acting Chairman M< Krnzle.j provision in the nfftly bill carrying It**,- suialhst nn on o . ‘ ‘ BASTROP, .Inn. 20.—II. E. Illank- black hooded band continues to operate in the M6rchousc Palish. (quoted,by Judgr* Blond brought home ,.f the TKilitary committee, which re -J 098,000 for completion of dam No. 2 | liver them currency ership testified today he had Identlforcibly the necessity of Florida ngI ported a bill embrac ing the Ford of over the Tennessee river nt the plant, grestively taking part In the nation­ ' ' were arrested yesterday in the region i fled ^ truck hearing a U . . U r with m o d ificatio n , had pleaded and for eight complete power units, wide movement of improving w ater of Bochum and (fladbnch, n o rth ea st; i«nn license ta g n u m ^ r . 4,651 as th with the house to act, Chairman Mail at-.d authorizing the secretary of vvur highways. The state has received an of Cologne, bringing to seven the t o - ,l rUrl' he saw ugust - t i in w in i den ,'of the Appropriation! com m ittee,(to contract for the expenditure of $10,m Infinitesimal amount of the federal U! of such prisoners held by the o o W att Daniel was made pr.soner of announced th at the time had conn*for 501 000 additional for installation of the hooded men. Blankenship snitl ml other appropriation of one hundred and th ir­ cupatlonnl fortes. the government to fix a policy and hydro-electric machinery a two of the masked men he recognized ty-two million dollars which has been General Itegoutte, the -French com* that he would study the question and equipment. It was approved without made during the past years for har- • waniler, signed a decree yesterduy ns Oliver Skipwlth, the youngest son report prior to adjournm ent March 4. opposition. Ixir i\nd river improvements, .ami . -;= • •fternoon extending tho penultles pro­ of Captain Skipwlth, head of the A fter Mr. McKenzie, Mr. Maddun, Representative Graham, Republican, Morehouse Klnn and Smith Stevenson. Judge Bland declared th a t with the mulgated by tho inter-Allled RhincIllinois, who was rhairm nn of a com­ Mr. Graham ntul Mr. Longworth had proper organized effort by broad vll»nd commission to include the pccuHad Heen Indicted For Herrin Massacre of Non- m ittee which investigated tho Muscle utged house nction on tho question of . ... .1 Floridians, tho federal governcd him with pride, the foreign m inister phxl are of the Ruhr. Shoals project in the last congress, th e p lnnt’s disposition, Representative i.ic.-it could be induced to seo the n a - . Union Miners ' av e rte d . Ho concluib-d thnt he was nml Representative I.ongworth^ Re­ G .irrclt, Tennessee, the Democratic te s t it y of giving Florida Its ju st pro­ . as sbefore BKUl.lN. Jan. 2 0 .-Baron _______Rosen- still .convinced . ..... . th a t, the ■ - • . i, publican, Ohio, both candidates for leader, who long had l>ceti fighting for portion i*f the river and harbor appro­ !»rg. German foreign m inister, in a n ' French enterprise would end In fall. . illy T l» r rlitlr d I 'rv s s ) MARION. III., Jan . 20.—All five defendants fn the Herrin riot trials the house leadership in the next ton action, dedared, tire assurance "of priations. The Florid! W ater Traffic interview by the T ageblatt, declares- ure and that tho invaders would flml giess, declared they did not know these strong men of the Honse" m eant League will shortly begin iU campaign there has been no relaxation in the | it im|>ossi(ilo to “pick coal with a were found not guilty by o jury of twelve Williamson county farm ers nt 1:55 whnt'Shoult) be done with it, but thnt the House was going to have an op- for a large mrmbership, coordinating o’clock yesterduy. government’s determ ination to r e s is t, bayonet." . the qustion should be brought up *for. portunlty to vote on Muscle Shoals then* into a m ilitant organization with The verdict* were r.cml in the following order: Iaivn Mann, Joe Cnrnngthe measures ___... taken by #>e French........ in^ __ _ speedy consideration. Mr. Longworth '"before the close of the present scs- this object lit view. • the Ruhr for tho collection of ropaEJjSEN. Jan. 20.—F ritz Thyssen hl, Potcr Hillur, Burt Grace and Otis Clark. President Connelly of the Sanford All of thrm are union miners except Peter Hiller, who is a taxi driver. expressed the hojni that it would bejsion.” and live other leading mine operators unions. •’ , disposed of at this session. _ [ "W hatever the governm ent's policy Chamber of Commerce introduced thU The government, ho snid, ccihtinucd wore arrested today nnd taken to The court room w is crowded with spectators when the verdict was read, but Completion of Dam No. 2 a n d .tig h t [toward Muscle Shoals, it ought to be distinguished visitor from Orlando ahd there was no sign o f a dem onstration of any kind. unswervingly along tho line Inid down Dusseldorf. complete |siwer units at Muscle Shoal* ,jilt elded without fu rth er delay,” C hair K n r CrorrsTTry,—aFso-of' Oil*ndo, -tbo Jam os W eaver, one of the jurors, said th at between 1ft and 20 ballots ---. . _______ ,----,---------h>' C hancellor (Juno in his speech beKFSEN, Jnn. 20«—It was reported were taken before, the verdict was renchetl. The iqrv. whirh reHrod^t^krFA--wn*-rtgTrcTF-to by thrrH m m * yMTerflay j man Madden declared. “ I do not *o- soMit leader for both the Rotary Club i the Reichstag last Saturday. Its here tills morning thnt Marsha! Foch when it approved a section u( the | Revo thu.governm ent should operate ant) the Orlando Chamber of Compolity was ono of aggressive moral re: woultt/Srrive in the Ruhr valley dur­ (TcldclT'Thursday morning, deliberated for 27 hours before arriving at Us arm y bill appropriating |6 ^ 9 ftM 0 for it, but the plant ought to he retained rnonje, Ic'd the singing of a number of dorision. ' ' . • *'*tanc« against an act of violence in- ing tho day. the work this y ear ahd authorizing for the manufacture of nitrates, which popular songa and other w ritten f j r ' The crowd pouring from tho court room after the verdjet* were read ungiiig German sovereignty and sub­ th e secretary of w ar to contract for would be needed in lime of war. And the occasion. The judge was *greequickly filled the aipiare, loti thore was no demonstration, r Many person* jugating Gorman territory to forHave you lost or found an y th lag t we ought to ntilise this Institution for ably surprised a t the serenade given ••gn domination. of printing. have the equipment gathered about the jurors to congratulate them white the defendants hurried tli" expenditure of $10,501,000 more , n'.sitiiwJ m t'*s* TSm*} , the m anufacture of fertilizers." for hyilro-elcctrjc ninchlitery and oth* to their homes " >tUtude of tho R uhr minor* 1111- to do all kiuds o f job printing. m FORMER SHERIFF KILLED AT MONROE, LOUISIANA, HENRY FORD’S ON MUSCLE SHOALS MAY .BE TAKEN UP TESTIFIES TODAY . IN BASTROP ALL DEFENDANTS IN HERRIN CASE FOUND NOT GUILTY BY JURY TRIAL YESTERDAY i • .ji �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY. JANUARY ltt, l ‘J23 PAGE SIX T h e P r in c e s I — T 0 N I (i II T__ after noun high honor* lieing hold by Mm. Saui Yount* nu<l Mm. E. Henry. POCKETS FULL OF MONEY YOU CAN SAVE IT. IF YOU MAKE YOUH I'URCHASBS OF MEN’S AND BOYS’-CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS AT OUR STORE. OUR OWN SYSTEM OF BUYING EN­ ABLES US TO SELL YOU ON A CLOSE MARGIN. AND THEREBY EFFECT ECONOMIES FOR OUR CUSTOMERS. COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU HOW IT IS J. J. N. CONNER, Manager First Quality— Low Prices 115 East First Street--------------- Phone 104 ' • At the conclusion of the card Kamo, the hasten* nerved chicken a In king, moulded asparagus naiad, nut bread sandwiches, and coffee. Substituting (or absent member* were Mr*. A. J-. Connelly and Mrs. A. R. Peterson. The club member* present were: Mrs. Sam Yount*, Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mra Hoy Chittenden, Mr*. Hal Wight, Mr*. II. It. Lewis und Mrs. George Knight. There will be u Subscription Bridge p arty a t the Countiy Club Tuesday night. January 23 a t eight o’clock. S tw n ty -fiv c cents n person. Every­ one is invited to spend a social even­ ing. Phone Mrs. Deane T urner (309) for reservations. 2T.0-l-15-l7-PJ.22-c Monthly membership meeting: Chamber of Commerce tonight, 7:30 o’clock, Hon. W. T. Bland, Speaker, And the busy life continues Rodolph Valentino Wanda Hawley and Charles Ogle Sanford in certainly in the front runkn of growing cities. Have you been out’ to the golf link* these bright days? The grounds are beautiful and are being admired by many visitors. Second Annual Dental Meeting: » of West Coast At Tampa Today With Rig Banquet on Program Don’t fo rg et the Chamber of Comercc m eeting tonight ut the Hotel ltt> *fcr Aa«.*«‘liilr4 l*rr»»l TAMPA, dan. 19.—Between fifty sides. It will he most interesting and seventy-five delegate* of* h ire the business men of Hanford. for the second annual West Const J. D. Evers, representing tho IJ. S. Denial Association which will last Government Bureau of M arkets has two days. I)», J. T. G vtien, of laikearrived In the city and will have full lend, president, will preside. Threo charge of the m arket report* here this sessions \\ill he held today which will provide addresses. !un(|Utl business season. . • tension, reading of papers nnd discus­ • Some one knocked the "silent po­ sion of mnny subjects. u jb e r io r ' c J ? T e r fs e s TOM MOORE Optometrist-OpticianPhone 110—Opp. l \ O. liceman" down the other night and carried away the u-mains. The street FARMERS—Plenty of *u\ nt Shlnholser’* Mill. It crossings need something th at will kind for tiling. 2i w ithstand the ’shock of tho "shine shocks." Mrs. II. II. Bill is in the city the G ilds, Mrs. E. M. Gnllowuy, Mrs. T. guost of her daughter Mrs. T urner M, I’uleftton, Mr*. May Dickens, Mr*. Houser, nnd her m n n \ friends are glad PHONE 170 W for home made Angel A, F. M cAllister, Mr**. Henry Wight. to have her in Sanford ugain, The food cake*. . 25l-3tp Mi . F. F. Dutton and M iss. Frances Hill ’family are now living in Colum­ MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor bia, S. C. Phon* 217-W If j«a have a n , fM '/a . »l.llln* ,» HAND SHELL —II imm are HillnIt ^ ^ /tli» r* «*r romltiK We wish to express our* sinceievt lom r. If »•>„ are a^lrrlalalna. *»rl« The Mu?.i? Department of the* fhiui!. > to the chief of the fire d ep art­ • , . . | a l rnrd In lk|^ar|oirlH ,rnl, lliln * 4«lalU. nr lrl.|,t|til>* III* llrlu. Il oil Woman's (dub has started a fund for m ent Air. Paxton, hi* able helpers and k* s ,r a ils apprrrlataik n band ahull. This shill will not oply the night policeman for so success­ be beneficial for ’.the band, b u t for fully hxtingnishlnjf’T h e fire in our com m unity chorus out-of-door • lec­ home. By their prom pt and eiricient tures, political speakings or any out- action they saved the house doing ns F riday—Mis* Annie Hawkins wifi en­ of-door r.ffair >, where acoustic prop little damnin’ ns was possible under tertain the member* of the Bonk n t i r s - would he of value. •the circumstance-:, utul we feel that Ixivcrs’ Club. . . The fuii'i s t a r t i ! by the Music Dc- we'owe them a debt of gratitude. . F rid a y - Mrs. Raymond Key will en­ I a itm e n t is being placed in t h«- SavMr. nnd Mrs. Alexander Vaughan tertain the mem lx is of the Kentbut tiie members do not W alker bridal parly nt her hum.- , v r.-ii-e i ii- e n tu e amount following tile leheaisal. L- to receive ronsidSnturdny—Kent-W alker nuptial < nt ernble aid fm n other source*. They the i 'nngregntional church at iv liavi m .i limit o’clock. i.ito in length S aturday — Mr*. E. F. Householder amount of money, tiut that which Turn will entai tjiin the mi-inlier.-i of the pa hi*- just com puted »*•-1 $4,0(iU, Lucky Thiiteen Bridge ch ib , nt 3 llol.tr AN'N'CAI o’clock. ; AT SOROSIS Saturday .’«Ji*. Ed. Minarik will en­ The annual m ietln gof the Florida te rta in 'a t an informal reception nt - bee home on May re! avenue, for the Federation of Women’s (Tubs, Section 7, -.v.is In !d at the Sorosi* house in Kent W aller tnidal pniiy nod Orlai.do v eiten k ij. Representatives of town guest. . . Saturday- Mir. S. Ii. Ii» m i .vil en­ r fe i-iatci! cluls: of the five counties tertain till* member* of the Ev ut j i n 'th e -e> lion were in ntteudaine at Week bridge «lull at In-i home or. lliis H inting which proved to l.< a ino.t interesting one. There was a Magnolia avt’nue .it 2: to p. ni. liiiainess rc-nion during tlie niornii'lg le p m tr being received from various nui>:t in the district.* At noon lunch­ eon w n* M-r.-ed at the d u ll house nnd •he nftirnou-i ,-.i»n wiib ii-sumed at For Florida; F air tonight and S aturday; ' m oderate tem perature. Monthly membership meeting Chamber of Commerce tonight, 7:30 o’clock, Hon. W. T. Bland, Speaker. ltc Miss Irene Braiult left for St. Au­ gustine where she will resume her stu ­ The member* of the St. Agnes j , j dies nt St. Joseph’s academy, afte r Guild w ill give a Subscription Bridge spending the holiday* at home. She p a tty at the P alish House, Wednes­ was accompanied there by her m oth­ day afternoon, January 21th nt 3:tMi PiAN er, Mrs, Fr/ud iirnndt. • o clock. Phone Mrs. Archie Betts _ 1222) nr Mrs. S. M. Lloyd (15) for •Mi’. and Mrs. t has. S. Simms of reservation:;. A good time ia a a surf'd J Knoxville, Tenn., spent several duys nil. Make your reservations early, j , t the gilt d s of Mr. and Mi*. J. P. 1fntl. Mr. Simms Is general ninpagci- of the E ast Tennessee Pinking t'o. He ex­ pressed himself a - highly pleased at Sanford’s fntuie. Monllily membership meeting Chamber of Commerce tonight, 7:30 o’clock, Hon. W. T. Bland, Speaker. ltc If you have a SA FE or n PIANO to ir« vc, and want it done safely, ,,n Lousing'.: QUIOK SERVICE TRANS. PER, and Imve it done ns you want It dace. Sol-llC ; Phene *1!*H. 211-Th-Fri-St-tfr The Daily Herald, 15c per week. HINTERMiSIER PIANO CO, PHONOGRAPHS RECORDSK Not Only Pure but Delicious o u t h ' b a k e r y Nrxt lo Princes# Theatre C olds Bronchitis, iliiat Irritalruns the Methodist ooked food sale i-y Saturday af2 3 1 ! tp m a w m i'v ii*;; 10 S tores in Coorgia KSIorc in Florida rim ing tbi city today. io the <ds fill l ll»ll I to bunincs*. CH ASSIS The member* of the T hursday Kv-’ Charles It. Davin, of Cincinnati, a r­• rived here yesterday nnd is utojipin^r filing ttr'ldgo Chib were must pleasn tly enti-i t iiiu-d laid evening, by nt the Moutesumn. W alter t'oimelly ut his home on S un­ * ford Height*. I the; out oi • tat, univb stopping r.t the Mother in the. inteiesting game of budge jduyeil (furia,: tin1 evv'i'ng, I prirt mo htVIt mu r r.ulong the k.diei». » • - , v .ti*J pel Iome bottle, wu«i won i>> At,:*, fiud. Brown, while the uien'.-t • |*ri;u . a tie, went to Dr. f’asweH. Foliowirg the card game the liuvt, • nrrbited by hia molhor< Mr*. A. P. 3 ronneUy. rsrvcd’ delicious refresh- F.O.B. DETROIT Among the member- iif the S a n ­ ford Woman’* Club attending the Scr tionnl Cotifereiur of Section Seven of th e I’. F. Women’s t ’.luh,* held ye.vtorday nt the Sorosis house, a, Orlando were Mrs. R. R. Tclar. Mr*. (’. J. Itynn,- Mr*, il. II. Pattishrdl, Air . ■■ ■. • * ’ Ltulles’ Rest Room SALES AND SERVICE B. & O. MOTOR CO Hanford, Fla., Corner SeromI Mtrrel a’id San ford Avenue *• DJatrjlmtors^eminr.lc mul Luke Court lien .arife nnd Up-to-Da(e Fill! i)K Slallon Cuntplele Line Arcesfiorics a m IT ...... Think of it! For only $235 you can now buy this efficient, economical and reliable Ford Chassis. W ith a body to suit your needs, it enables you to imme­ diately increase your trade zone, satisfy more customers, reduce your delivery costs and make more money. Buy Now. Term3 if desired. i - „ r lfeM «*n»irrllon •<* l-'oik* - I’u r flvatar* m i l . .. .. .1 I!.,- Il'.luvvfaa' 111 n a i l ll.oMf , i-. TAYM'il . \* . H rU D U V J . I.. «* 0 ,1,1.0 1 * * • a i—W EDWARD HIGGINS A ath u rlrv il I 4>r.t. I.lnpote, I V r.I.sn H enlrr Sanford’s New Store Phone 127 gj �“ l w •" r \Jv - ' C j ^ A * j ^ s J * 4 ^ i g | 9 ' * r^* ' 71 ^ THE SANFORD DAILY HERAI.D, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1022 PAGE TWO N 'b ta . ha m ha t a Ha t a , t a t a ta stan t fear tlm t iom o one will bump} of the line work which o ur state-cnhim off. All those slackers and an- dowed colleges nrc doing, art hi si s who want to ro to Europe so ;. The University of Florida Is to kayo ruhllabrd r*rry «flrmn«* rtrr p l *«"4my Hi Ikr llrm ld lliillill"*. I#I badly seem to Ret enough of the old a men's building which will house Slagaolla A irn SimliirJ. Flo. _ _ country in •* few weeks. There I* no the* student, activities into which the place just like Am erica and if you students.throw their enthusiasm . The The Herald Printing Co. have any doubts ab o u t it try some of old idea that the education of a boy I'l IIMKHUH* the others. i or girl Rets is inside the co v e rs.o f CATCH-PHRASE WILL U PSE T MANY IlfS IN E S S MEN AND 1 .1 l ■.. r II. J. II01.1.\ _ i their t e x t ,books or within the four INVESTORS i(rrrrliirF'Tff»»«or h . j . i.i i .t .u tn lirtirm l Mnnnnrr | walls of ihe class room is gone gltmit. a . ,\ k i : i . Aiti rrlloliiit Mnni»«rf II. S. IMIt.t.V NIvH I hlt I ll.l/l-.lt I,AW mering. They Ret their foundations t a M ta ha t a ha ta N h r u ni ai ai Adt rrll.lnic n m r- »i »j *> K now it there. And on the foundation depends A|i|illrBlli>n “ I might also mid that Honorable jjjc Jiut every college campus is l.KXVI* All 11*1* I'lrrnlnlluN llniisarr i« M. Rhodes, Honorable J. L. Shop- a ,„jnjnture community, and there the I'hnnr SUB-W n llrt S I*. »»• parti. Honorable H a rry McKenzie and hays get their first practical lessons more perilous: to dixregnrd the busi­ he is resjumsible. The warning a p ­ Suharrlelluti I’rlrr In Adrem-e a very prominent chem ist in the state j() cjtjxenship, in Cooperation, in lend* ness cycle altogether or to get a sm at­ plies to hankers, also, investors nnd Bis MBBfha 3-“° of Florida, have been working with ership, in putting things over. The uni- tering o f it without really understand­ statesm en. llrll* rrrU In Cllj h> fa rrie r a l Gainesville needs a ce Ob* \VrrV_. _ _ • » «>■«■ nic to draft an am endm ent to ing it” said Roger \V. Babstrn, in u Tfcr Ms* 12- Io IH-|isar W fftll Her- prerent fertilizer law to prevent the for (lll , hesC activities. It should have statem en t issued today. “ Many ex­ nld rnflrrly r«t»rr» fifnilmilf « ininlj use of worthless filler in the maim- #uth „ building. And it is asking the nnd la puMlahrtl e»rrjf 1‘r l d o A d i f f ecutives think they have got the bu­ tunics in th ree year periods or any tlalna ralra mndr k»*»s n|*|ilirn- faetuie of commercial fertiliser. This d lU cn , wf bTori.ln to give it to them, siness cycle by the tail and th at th eir other fixed intervals. The real p rin­ 1 1 n. »3 .uo prr >rnr, nlna»a In wHinnrr. amendment is aim ed particularly « l. , i ere fM „ chance for individual citi- fortunes arc made. These superficial ciple of the business movement is Mr.Miir.ii t i i i : ahmoitatkii rtfr.ss the use of sand in commercial fertIj(> ginkc their contributions to thinkers who have picked'up the 'bun- th at of action and reaction. Namely Th* Associated I’ress Is eseluslvely now w orking on a final • onr „taU, university. will inesa cycle' ns the latest catch phrase |H-riod of over-expansion tends to •olliled to the use for renutdlcntton «t llie r.. I , am ,, . , ... . - Everyone nil lirw/i illfffXltctltif (TWllw Jn I* ,,f draft or this am endm ent, and will i f)0 tfv r.ill chance to give. .Mr. William are , tniply p| nyinK w ith -edged tools not otlitrwiiie crMUril in il»*t nnd thu lie w 1Imi pL* only too pleaseil to send you n copy ____ _ ° f _Jennings Mrynn has undertaken th e Jtl„i a rc going to get badly cut. ^f.U|hpl(riiin of rf*publ|enHort j this itnd the commisalon coninti*Hiun merchant I | yha,rmansltto ^haiMwii^hip of <>f the com m ittee which ................ ......... .................. of *peeini .. U,is and mcrchan law ... . aHUmuAivit ,.,<w th ., lent’ 1 am taking into account ..................._-rr , in a few days. I b c lle v c th a t any think- u Tlth^ L necessary ha-* J t o n K f f i Idea Fr m mo necessary 250,000. 250,1>(JU. two factors, duration nnd ititeniity. orfU.*, UKIlAl.n m i MU m i . log man cannot b u t realize th at the ^ k(1„n tl„. J ? ? ta U n -UP tha 1^ ,WO‘' n ami the am endm ent aliovt* tt*fer- . Wl ' fl!! . ™ * ,aK"H to \ ct» “ "••M ack itm id V tn international confer. Moderate busiturns activity pro! I!w hill IvnriUiit t* ntinti Ittlt t Itft I ... a*. . t i j* .t it. . «. ___ _ ed fur several y ca ri IrtiOsn Aiisfrtiiln: (D pi.^sulK s otjuivnlen -----. S»' pttl'SS A'SfW-l ATtl'X TM'* red-to, is ns Im portant legislation for , ” r ' " ' . " V .......... . in r ,i,,i n uic .wwr.rw. I the Merida farm ers ns could be intio* ‘“.gin _t« repay the berrRU w e {ry d t, i f | t were merely talk, little extrem e activ ity of sh o rter dura1 , . j ... , . , ^ i ^ ? 7 f '7 |.r Iri^ I Uu "bould give in proportion'] harm would be done. Hut ninny busi-j “To tak e the latest example, there i Ini ore and Is'lii the interest of the! Wr l!1" K'V1*’ ®bligatinn te s ts j ncM .tnetij hankers. Investors, nnd ev- was a period of over-expansion toy- Sanford Daily Herald BUSINESS CYCLE A DANGEROUS IDEA WARNS BABSON P e o p le s B a n k o f S a n fo r d A S a n f o r d I n s t i t u ti o n u n d e r th e d ir e c t m an u R c m c n t o f th o fo llo w in g b o a r d o f d ir e c t o r s , "*'JH 1 j . It. A n th o n y , W . H . T u n n ic lif f e , D r . S. Pule s to n , E . If. H a w k in s , W . E .-S c o g g a n , • ALL DEPOSITS INSURED PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD . j . 1 Sanford, Florida All seems to-be <|uie* along the St. Florida farm ers, and if the Florida i--— endow our s ta te univirsitics us real commitments on-the basis of j farm ers will cooperate by Instating Jehus. teste on the man an who for less re:.- im aginary cycle. It is high time th a t in g period of deprcusion, Hut thiA com -jof sales slip# (phyiicftl q u a n tity f tcndsj : .on gives his millions llions to a private col- 1^ m e b o d y get up in m eeting nml d o . pension m ig h t t ike pluee in a vnri: to dodlne before th r cash reg i-.t.More quiet than it will he when we lives support these hills, both of them . some plain talking, and tell people we j «ty of form s. H there had U< a a i>ro- readings (amount of nles in doJInre) get our tw enty feet of w ater. ^ o u ld become a law . hut we realize • Gainesville tire all* sitting around a poWder' keg, diglous nnd excessive crush In 1920. In n co n -truction industry, t u t.utnthat we are going to have n hard *,,c n c n :’ vjameiisMie if we condrfue to*cherish this .told- lasting only n y a r . this would have her of permit tend.-: to decline b fight to put either one of them m .-r. ht‘ » •-"urrt* 4,f **ri‘!t* l ” tho Ktalp sion of n fired.''cycle. been sulhclent compensation. It would i fore th e ir value in dollars. Wo note th at the R|\«.*rw ami lia r hut m|t I( j||n con„,Ienl th tfJnt lt the ln,. m . r - , .............................................. V i t ,‘ i,l am confident a t if Flora* «'f‘v*lue to lhe slu,1""b »* **uui (he thing of r.-al lmJ)ortmice "S trictly speaking, there is no suehj have otr.set four years of over-< an hors have more money In ■PPW ™ *-;Wtt farm ers will cooperate w i t h . i l l ! tB "wd*’1 f" " ' ,ho of HorWl* W ' Hum lastlust. H o rin as! ™ . . . ^ Ur. if the decline lit IB’ J O had n„k merely to know tbi re q n tin e ; lions this year than Florida's .'nnd! il' - J « W v f l l e Jm inm l. (th in g us n liusinei.i cycle," continued *ion nr< ..bare will he spent ip Jacksonville, we ,(> u,!(,crHtamI tlmt lh ty Wft.„ n* Mr. Haiwon. " it i-5 u 1 Hour b lu n d er!I*ch trilling h u t dragged out for years _ w|,j, j t fairly t imple propo.vitioa will lr» three * t‘» come,' th is uU<» would titricietit bul ,,b > to kne w haw fn <l the pesuppose TUB SlICKKK r u m 1 to mtSUIDe U::il th.T. i% > these lawn passed, they will lid’ passed,I . — ----------- ----— - --------, —The Ijir.eer in Florida Grow. r. ——— years io r any other fixed inU-rval) of kcompensation. \ In t to ,t tally U'lj.pe.t ( 1 i<, I of depression or ov-.f-evpait; tots, M t.' . is being Aim o.T. For example, ra lly What nil o* this putt of Florida Nv\v: 1 * I*jrin*( Uu? last tv*o yuarti fiau*!u- i nvef .t'Kpnnaitift un<l then thrtH* a Hnrirp iktiin**, i il 11 need* is a port at New Smyrna and ____ J ______ It'.l prol.iotcrs Htive fleeced “sucker:. iS1f deptessron, followed by another, •MsgiiuiHe, but n O ' .1 “ In 1920, the atiick ptnrkct tUmcil down. ',X a port nt New Smyrna would he the ............... . . . oklt of 5h,tHM,tMK|,flOO ’• according in ' three y e a rs of ’...•ero'xpa'nslon.nfid anhas nlteady . 'iten.:..! n:-. •. Umn The retail i r who r a t iced tfiia fev er-; l>rcutest thing th a t Orlando, Sanford M A i h (O N ST A ilt I.Alt r Is SI <.• the edmiiutation of the U nited Stntes. 0Hier th ree years of diprenslon. To* *wo years. tVhMT- ii.g both th u s.■rer- t.tl an.l nt templed to t dinmto when and New Smyrna could put over. A t.h S I h l) l-Olt h l.()U II>\ ......tie j-u iy ..ffieinla- nt W ashington.; r>{ru> people out of ten this i* what the b y I be drop and In tiim- t. .it •... the jigStlning would s tr ik e jtii ovm bn little dredging ut the mouth of Mos­ However, we do not imaging that the business cycle aeonis to inntfq a p e rl-1elapsed, it ix plain that w have ■-,lr' j slness would (l ive been a t a logo to 1 in Full. . e the dat ■. I'u. p:e vully when genquito Inlet would do the trick. foilnaylvanla never had a thorough: rf>,, „f suckera is entirely depleted odic proceathm of boom* i / d bumps, >>’ P«id the hill adminifitititiiin by it* pence olTieer? leiipite the : 'were two-year epidemic, oath lasting th:- same -num ber of “ I*y ita d f, lime ; me i> in..1 ■■ l he era! buxines.* s.ud; itch-w | a r and be­ R o d o ln h V a le n tin o West Flotilla Is planting satspma until lbe;e wan establi.-hcd its stale an the best authorities on suckers years. There : nbxohitely nothing in question w hether .!’p i. - -io.t Im last- gun to vvu-n out an a r e a nf depre*■tjta f/Uramount t/. 'afi (.ranges nnd intends to become part o( constabul.i.y, and th e re i* n o w talk ;uv,. uot I ho info! nmtion long jtgo '.hi* idea, and any executive who at- <*l ;i month, 01 a decade, ha* no sig -iuti, then the ii 'nil -r v. .1 i*.«>!:• to ‘Idle tYoui)^ I U ^ i .‘u i i o l d . 1\ I: .. t 1 h dej tx;s the g re at .orange producing state of of un endeavor.to in stitu te the -arm that one is horn every m i n u t e . ___________________________________nilicaiire %hat .e\ot. I.j tt.e i. m At the I ’rinresH«• l'niij| 11 wa ! 1 • t. d i. -a 1 . t i. vv;t ti,-Florida. Hulsuma oranges together system in Florida. A bill is liei: g nr-and Saturday, Jan. i'.tth and Tli<* figures etrs-ty are exaggerated. ’ every liivv < furring official in tie- ten* t.y m.'i.ri-t nothing lh e *(t- ■ ln*f with staple farm ing would make West par. ! to Ik- introduce.] ia tIl-- next . s i 1.213 do not have as ntt eh money sta te . T hat rhittgc lays liare more inn-- whether dept 1 • ailt it..- been tit. 1. to lag wori i d od, a tut ..novving a im liiv le, tl*e 11 Florida one of the greatest sections of a- s,on of tin- legif.latun to provi.l. a:> all tiuit. T h a t the slicker* have riiiie ns unip rt.; (.f certain lay-en- nr trivial ha* m. -igaita Il..w relative po>-i! it.tr r*t ill. It *.N NI VERSA!! Y t 1.1 i.lti.'Alltf.N <t ii the state. And they have plenty of for the o-.tnhlishment of i. "rnnunt.-d 1 . 1 - ilieated out o ' iniiiti-miilions. of* forcement ojf> tnlj. aril still m ate hot . ev. r, w'ile.l th e-e 1Wo at*- . tunaiiofli tn h r LEE AN!) T m K S ti\ ttEI.0 luruls over there that can Fe planted rural t.i'.i- . iinslubulury," and tbv •• j.. :,|i5 tin ie jl no ilouhl, however, tilde practice:, of ahuolirg a t speed- ' when you get th e pro luel of tii.-.e if d win a his ttim was e unlng. A T 1 A Ml* \ TODAY will le «lrong efforts t-> have llu- pto“ »'•• ilh. tint.- the re..I nunning of tt 11 r.sity, you lire mt a ...tied b-. to gloves. S tra n g e to say. only 11 few autkeni lug a u to s —ro .1- the judge quotes one jeet»*d measuie Lecotne a law. tile business cyile .one ,,f tip. in-, t cops tt > l.e only—is the true mt;i recognize themselves vvlien referred to town's ortber- to its* traffic truffle cops TAM I*A, Jan . I'd. YF .detmi uialogies is in rsTij ;.r.' il with elec­ The question ha.* several Ui.ies beef! by that name. They imagine they are “Shoot That care in Miami of the lady a r ­ “ SI.... . ’'em e m ..p ..f th e ir c a m if they! * « » *f « : i r.d tin teal inter-.i* of their cam of the anniversruy of i!t< birth eft bu iiieJs eye!,-, tricity. 'f ’.ill. prosperity v«e«ltic povve.' retted for usury is only one* of many broavhed in n desultory manner, ni th vc-tor.-i who lost. They n e v e r were fail to’slap." Judge ilullock saitl: 1 pn-tation of tin* and Jackson i< scheduled ■day es aiuF tpjM.-e tlmt you a re entitled to that w-j|| he taken tip in a few days., hux been made the imbjeel of egm e;. "'At the p re n* juiSrlitre, what investors, to he sure. They were wild, j - j have told by some ifdghly lo.tHin kilowitll hour.-. !f y.- i run your v.tri.ur ('uiifcdora!•• M> <• . i.il orp it is the duty of the Chamber of diMluaion. Ill eve 1 y case, so far a.-, h uelaated spi ^idntorw vvjn. * never g.tml people ita thin ciiinmuriity tha t would he 'the r2*ull of slltlden :irtd .'.in .1 ", K.}, ! ' itliil a.t!t til kdbevdl . y.iii l> ; 1 ,11(10 i.villmis, ..in; set Commerce of th,a c ity -n o d ‘of every let.mud, there h is been a hml it ehrmre. They never hml 11 th" net of th .* utfirer*. even without 1 .'. kies ti lltt* t o n Th.- Would 1ne.1t eh!r..t V eterari hei. . i -- 1 h ! Sow :l! i ic o r . I f ut ■ loll l intent favoring llu plan. 'lie.-..who .11 Ft lily to flee that usury is not prnrtirerl. , hr,,lie bi-eaute they wore sit kers tn v e-tig stjo*, r a d in n e r ’s itiqu.-.-.t, th at iielivil of to "gre-ri'ig in an ... only Hi imui-s <ir y .u t e n tamprutai-'. have studied thr* plan of llustate . n We have heard of it in Sanford hut who wen being played liy aueker seiu- or nay nr.It *Iy iegul pns-edure, has tlerly way ut. from dipre--u..n into TO TH E i 'l ill.H ut 1011 kiloWiill - and lust lull hours. we hope th at tt in r.ot true. Anyone stiibnliatv* of rent *vlvani.i, fashioned • v.'s. it i. it habit of suckers to say. b.’en ram mended, approved mid ju sti­ pio .p erity , would In* attem ptiipt a Y.Y have Just add ■d th- 1st’i t upThe wui,i ‘I.j tint i I.*' i.- vailv n.it loaning money for more than ten pei ta i. eectaia extent a f te r the north 'I'm putt lag in nfily nv much n* I can fied bre.m- - tii ■deceased was miHpeet- short cut. W»- w mi t I < tsyieg to evad* tu date wvl.iinj tu,t. it \ * **‘jf r ja»»th • win'd t ., i! ( .*. It-’ , • ip! • iitiucent might to get the limit of tile law. wv*t mounted police, lltld eotttposr d of afford to lose." Tlie theory I* thni ed iif Is-i* 1 .1 violator of the prohilii ti'.e tad m i o! ...I! .fit ,1a of depte ' lull. >tjyr tilii* meat a n J v ,11 uppi It ■ .111 :i ii ■ r .v.!. h • nij. d : i t . th.’ -*ttiMe ml of me!. 1 oiilaiaed in th .» they 1 ><'I afford to risl; it bundled <1**1- linn l ive, n, j that tite olTIters hav ■a a ion T.lo IV vvoilid l*e a f. ll.it. k wlm-h lilli. ('ii.. Ifce« ness.--H anford Maid mc-aauii’iir.-Til. Tji uii no I t; I nccil uf If every man in Sanford Would i" '1’ spbnsdtd and perfect inguniziitio!i. h-rs or t.vc humlrcd in the hope of right to h sd and kill nny man who would Ip.*t mull that quot nwa-- .om- citHi r tit t;_*. i[pan Y > . 1 ii.-p . the Wat. la-ague■ w. have alway.i declared in its favor; and oinking a thiiupaud, or ten thounand, ...v Florida . .................. ....r T raffic ........is suspin-leil of being 11 violator of the pleted. At 'the munuuit, there i» n<> — ,---------— x^rrx-i. V.'u.eouhl tu n alut.g a t a steady trend Cutild accomplish som ething. !t shyultl the more the question is looked into ot a bill.on, us the ease may !>.•. Hut prohibition law, and the net of nurh . "I k 11 *U'F m llation. lh e indieiitiou* , R EV O t.l'TlO N RI’.i'OHTKH irdeftnitely. with cyciea practically mr.ke the Sanford people ashamed of the limit- adhvreiiU m e created for ? , the e rro r ill their theory is Utnt they officer* i* evnimcmled nnd praised,” m e th at the rem aining fragm ent of nf ii.lion eliminnled. The principle 'ills- fl hr laai.rli.lcil l-r-s,. themselves to learn lhe m anner in. the measure. fftnt only d.» m.t have a ch an .e to make lu.lge Hill lock eiinrged the grand ' ibe allotted depre doit will lit" wipe ! ami t ten t kin is id'MiluU sound, hot IIFK.NaJN AIRES. Jan. -'0. A vp'* I which Orlando is taking up this m nt-| . T hr nortlw est mounted police “g.-t |lni/ll w|wn |lln y r,| by j u r y ; out in due otui• ily tit| tlie popular e..-t-option * the cycle i * I .<! i-ir,at \* I'.tovcmeni 1 tcf. Sanford has more to gain by i|lt- nian.’* The ■t.ite . iiMstnb-.ibiiy of j |u. slate We chall b Htdner- but hnven't a pmz' “ 1* is freely charged that three of v A I 1.1t d -r ■ 1 espif.i!--..1 deeper w ater thnif Orlamlo. It is time I'minsylvaaka get.i the man. period of pt<> i < I h* j q „f getting a dollar of th e ir eon1.. e • I I ,-llle I- > t Vo ■ % itriti yitfi 1 <v the committees on this work were tnm mi.d ritrul *t.ii<- ...n■tjihu!aty .1 t1lb.lte.1t I k. No intitt ran afford to the city puttee of the City »f 'Halit, ' U ill uu. 1 ' v' with til. a-sistftii. e of ;t deputy -|te| I Ms! ■ ail • il 1 ■ 1 t , I. , h, d.i 1. out 111 i'tc h.att getting hti*y and making an..liter . 1,],- ..M • ii, f . w a * one. • ’ tt It tidied doll tl.v. lit i'll 11 lo*. It tlT urine i themselves with an a u to ­ b. log or it sll n uilul 'lilt.*'Ille is 1 y. We J.ie .it 11 lu.d ii,. Sul, Urnzil. Uiqtaiv campaign. , tvHi-in I m l w .. led o u t to j -. r .. v t !»... ! no -mg tt, | 11 I) , i.ot In- m atic i-'mtg’tn buttled with Intekslmt, tllli.uly diffie »i*. After a lug pi-ritfl! center. Tim I tab-mi . hut l show* this ck Jan iero dvclnioti the repoits o vv,u |d t; tlte i-tnli.* * lit. pre-- tti.t ,-tJio d lose it it it would bt j a n d heavy powarctl pintgls, follow s i . of over-e'vpan io.t, a hig action, it is Very d ea rly . Rut this is no t* us>m why I'ouruled, Somc of the visitors to tii-. city of th e state will hi ing this m atter fat*m .fu l to him. All investm ent. Id it tht, dcceiu-Ml in'mttomohiles I o n d is-! !,raeli^ tc r tn *" that the:c will k vv.- must stay there or why the next mighl think it is .Old for Florida and. {ufi. the IH-aple, rtt.d endeavor to dr !,] ' | v.noTniviv.laYk' h'.Vl a pam hle.'' An tunt part of tlm city, saw him coming}a iwfiud *'( dtqsresjdon, a hig ty- movement will not be for the bi-ip'r R U C O V K R r f 1R O M F A * f i H l I T E the last few day* have been c . l d c j j te.m iae wimt the popular sentiment J , tvefl)t1fcJ)t U ,l)(ltK.y |nU i n t n M,m P . along driving his automobile, and that ‘ cation. Knowing the netibn', you can * r fof the vviir-ie. I' al! depeetb upon ■* c o u g i: th an -o u r usual Jan u ary w -a ttirr bn will h e .- I'ali.tka New... thing who , value stands go ,d for the forccUitl lhe rfaeti. n—-but lhe rub* i. le ’V we net a. I toward thr-y laid in v.'aft fur him, mi the side nuoUle:"W as vurv had v-iCt I . (Yipft11 the F'loridiami m ust have some cold return of Intcrcd nt leg u ln r'in t -rvuls of lhe road yf street, and n* he np- H:ird lo work k ith way - To obe-trap- tt'i " 1 tuwunii til** h* i uf 1 hi- world. had a sicvrCfi *j> 1 I'uSty'* ei.ugh. weather to make Iif.: win tit living ih ,i>ni leiitin of the principal when due pt iar llfd. shot him to death :rnl foul­ of you stre-tch 11 spring a .er'.aii ENDOW ill It l > I \ EltSI I i t :il!n greed i it we are1ImaJ- II utiey mid T nr nnd .t si upped BJ the summer time. We people who . ' d. d u d. A p"ei Intion is money ly a s M i muled him, using their office aiimutit you n n forernst appruxn ati- •t. fu di*p> • - |fin ,, L- f| Mn. f * Kf :■ 't kijdi a •1 i 1 gut 1 - '!< 1 have to stay here the year round must lv what will be the ‘‘.-b 1 i-i t Hut vol The past decade luia seen :t gradti- .nt into snm.'thiiig whose Valin*- does ;in a m. .-<• pretext." .1 11 M* idfil : -r !»»*** ) \. 1 -(sinetce. ■add!,' 1 .'t.i y Ki*l y, Sjtd.ai. hove 11 change in seasons. A good al but coiistiiiit strengthening of .>111 tot w:,r*«nt the ii-.-ui an c that" the Ill- 1 ti ng.*, with Lhe i-v id. 1 - laid . .n't easilv f • et.-U h.itt fat lb i.t •1 ity H 1- tl .Vi - !• S-- 1,-ilk i»ti ijt C >vigils rc.-u'tins ! .1 i.jinpc,I> cold w inter iisunllv mean- ,-t fine sum .tu rn of inti fist will Is- tegtiliir ttr h. foie it. brought n “true bill" eharg- will bt M le.ib -d t'exl 1 Ole, Heine pe­ •In -i t’. e uiitv.-t .Mie, T i m e vvtt- w h e n th. •I. CJiil1k*' n:. ' mm e alia, It 'hu- fiut-nza, Hrnnehitis, Vi'i liter and that is w hen v,.- tome in. |U tvately eiuli.w. d 01 eoiporatiou . I the tilu tn o ' prinripnl lie certain al j„ j- muriler in the first degree against riods of p ro .p tiily . r arffieu : t - fitc ethics' il \v ml 1 t*. b-.-tur for A-qljmn .and Spusmii'l c Cr*»ap *(* mure ilrifivolt t 1 forecast than ;»* i ;. .1 legp seemed to hpve nil lhe ndvaittuge. sny time.—Tam pa Times, the officers. U " quickly relieved with ir'ohyY II«tf The French forces in the Ruhr ills Il had the prestige which went with It i* time promiscuous shooting by of depression or reaction. and T ir. Contains i.Y • p ia to -a -1 trict are seizing hanks and customs m m i a M M m m officers in the pursuit of petty offenda college which charged tuition, taut ^ 1 i t “ Howeve r, we know th at there 5 . a WEDNESDAY NIGHT A DIG credients printed on tY wrapprfreceipts mid coal m ines-nnd everyhs ers was pul a 's to p tn. The Marion general tendency toward equality. In; I'lME, SKATIN fi, LAKE ,,, , ,, , , | only a favort-d.few could attend. It *3 Al A KA .J.nrgeit* soiling i..'-', ;h 10.-.brine intis tts county grand jury has taken the rigTit o th er word*, in the b n g run, periods ACADEMY. S 1." " l,‘ had llm advantage of m oney- and *a !Ci.V tic • world. R efu se.subs tit«! InsUt^J the indemnity. No one knows wheth while money alone does no t build a Ft M step, nml Judge Ilulloekjs to be great* of prosperity lend to he about equal.: __ n Foley'* Honey and T ar. ' ' er they will be able to hold tlie mines college it goes a long way toward Fa n* ly com mended nnd upheld by the law They vary greatly in duration, nml ,0,n thc tl;ront;s uf rcut!rra_ where.—Adv. mid railroads nli.l work then) with supplying that intangible something na abiding citizens of the whole country they vary g re atly -in intensity. I!u* ; French forces or not. Unless th iy ! which d o e r build .11 tfreul university, j ta for his effort to have the orderly pro­ thc intense periods are usually short, ta . an do this they wfii bo of little use to I^ n ^ 0|l(low, (i tl,use private ■ 1 t a t a t a t a t a h i pq tai ta cesses of the law observed. am! th e m lid periods are usually lung, the French army or the French H a -|wh(mU t,jth, r hai, n ^ vM m o( There are too many cases of kill­ so th at the area or m ass in remarkably MODELS” Uun. It looks like the. German game fcrvU.C( or tht.y wishl,lS t(, Uu.vc TH E ORDERLY I'ROCKSS OF LAW in g s 'by officers and the afte r s ta te ­ constant, Tim the form of the next pe­ is to sit down on th t job and see what mumimenl to themselves—-something ment, the man being dead, th at, "it riod of prosperity is still undetermin­ the French intend to do about it. more noble than perhaps th a t which The grand jury of Marlon county, wag in seif defense," or done while ed, we know in advance with reasonhud brought them their riches. WImt called into special session by Judge he was "resisting arrest." A few sum- able assurance th a t Its area or mass If the slacker, Uergdnll, liked Ger­ ever their purpose, the fact remains W. S. Rullnck to investigate the kill­ mary examples Is needed to protect vvlil be approxim ately that of previou-many so well th at he fled there rather that they put their money where it ing of an alleged speed ordinance vio­ the good name of the law, Vo prevent periods. Shortly a fte r it has begun than serve in the American ramy stood a chance of doing much good. lato r by officers of the law, returned mob violence from having nil excuse to develop, there m ay bt* a clue to it why in the summer breezes docs he A six-cylinder Supreme Au­ On the other hand, the sta le uni­ indictments for m urder in the first de­ for functioning under tbe mask or in probable* form, w hether intense ami A lifflti four cylinder car, want to come back to America and versities had to depend upon the rep­ brief, o r m oderate and prolonged. tomobile, Luxurious in ev­ gree against the chief of police of tho open; for a s he said; bide out the rest of his life in eon- resentatives of tlie people fo r their “ Resides this principle of action the best buy on (he markdSuch action leads to the perfectly Ocala, two policemen and n deputy ery detail. monies. Tho iieople as a whole are sheriff. natural position that if the law will nnd reaction, there Is an other feature more slow to sense ihn value nr to The killing, alleged to have been in do nothing, then we will undertake to of the business cycle th at can safely The mr.st Convenient nnd Finest Drive-in Filling Station in see llm advantage to them selves of the discharge of their d u ty 'as officers do something, and wo will undertake Ih* applied in practical wnys. Every U HELL jg YVIIKN U husine.s nnd every locality has it., great institutions of higher learning. to a rre st 11 mail who refused to halt to set thlngi right as m> conceive YOUR REAL f \ LIST IT the County—Guaranteed Visible Gasoline Dumps Ruing supported by the sta te , perhaps when commanded, occurred on the .'Hst right to be, and the result is mob vi­ own particular place In the cycle. Tin­ ESTATE (f? WITH US horn) m arket, for example, is usually ever so ineagerly, tftu sla te universi­ of December anil no coroners' inquest, olence," 5^3 - -— ties have nut been the beneficiaries of investigation, or even explanation o th ­ Floridn need* more Judge Ilullocks, fa r in tho lend, declining or advanc­ ing before other Victors show a hig large bequests from private individ­ A ten acre, improved and tiled, er than th at vouchsafed by the o f­ and more Marion county grand juries us a visit and be convinced, by our uals. And y e t there is ju s t a s much f i c e r s Implicated in the killing, bad to teach law enforcement official* changu of trend. The stock m arket al­ Celery Farm , .with all cqulpreason to give to the stale ii Diversity hasp mode. that the death penalty is to t»o judged so has a pronounced lend, Tho not so Service and Courteous Treatment m*nl at a bargain. Reason fur as to the private college, lt ju s t wasn't Judge Rullock, convening the grand and adm inistered only by a court of prom pt ns the security m arkets, selling, owner has mure land done. • jury, uiillim-d to jt the “orderly course competent jurisdiction, a fte r a full, building is somewhat in the van as than he can handle. Rut it lx being done—m ore and o f legal procedure when « homicide fair trial by jury, in which the defend­ compared with other lines of business mote. The University of lovviL-isUhe by violent means occurs," mid told it ant has had full opportunity to be activity. Near the o th er extrem e b ------L A M E S’ AND G EN TLEM EN ’S R EST ROOMSmost reCffnt state university to re- th at nothing had been don*;, Jhnt “ ru- heard for his defense; th a t lleeing retail trade, which Is a laggard both} coivo u large private gift. We can't mors are rife," and instructed it to speed-law violators are tuff In tbe on the up*swing» and .the down-swing. AGENTS ull of us give thousands, even liund- make investigation and report; tb e same criminal category of those who Comparing different section* of the reds. Rut we can ail give som ething to j indictment* for first degree m urder commit capital offenses; nnd th at men country, tho m anufacturing ren ters REAL ESTATE our state uuiveisilies heside our reus-; were the result. suspected of being prohibition law vi­ tend to lend. Comparing the physical Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance ing support. Every now and then an I The charge of Judge Ilullock to tho olators arc not subject to be killed on quantity of bujfineqs with its dollar 10S W. F irst S t , SANFORD, FLA opportunity arises and in o u t Bm alU xruiul-ju r y ,-which is printed in this sight a* a “moral lesson to tho of­ Value, quantity advnnce* or declines way. we cun show our appreciation j morning*' Tribune should be read by fender* of the law ."—Tutnpa Tribune before value. In a sto re, the number i w. C . F . W illia m s FROM OTHER Studebaker and Chevrolet - - Maxwell & Britt . �: PURELY 5 " PROFESSIONAL S n -------- ps m la M a ^ Card* of Sanford’* RrpuJ- tej nble Profeamonnl Men, enrh ha of whom. In his chosen pm . Sa region the Herald recuin- , h i, mends In the people. *"3 ns n b n n n M n i 'h . hi la jV .- • • . ' ’• / v? '/y h ., ; 'V W M ■ ■' -.-. }ys< * -George A. DeCottea A tto m e y - n t- L a w Over Seminole County Iiank HANFORD FLORIDA FRED R. WILSON A T T O U N E V - A T -tA W Rodblph Valentino in t u ♦ C p a r a m o u T ii P ic tu r e ‘The Young, ftajali.* F irst National Bank Building SANFORD FLORIDA Classified Ads 1c n vord. No nil taken for lt-s-; than ’2ac nnd positively no that of taking th» u* jten pie the uu«»-t of Episcopal Church eln*--dficd ad* charred to anyone. Cash m ust accompany nil orders, (m in t sage of our gospel, nnd saving thenii ’ LAWYER the words nnd rem it accordingly. from the wioilhedntws *tn t.'c thidr ? 'U o i U p t c t C S S O S S IO H S o live'. lie* told of many Innteresting —*-----—Court House nUjitaipn and beilef-t of the Korean? Churrh Service l-encue Host tn the SALE Automobiles Eor ;it [id the .student a of Sanford H ig h 1 Metnhem and Litdlc* of the MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS ,fr 'B \ i P - 3*r?n ---------Ti FOitH " l , Indeed T J fortunate t 1 , ’ In b, ein h g! i, A , , , ' SANFORI) W (ilnsses Designed WOOl ■ •- W KM. HAUL 5 .>0 a enttl.j , t ROADSTER, IirJl. M atter, etc., .School w■en' Cathedral Parish Brat Examined J O H N G O V E . I - r o p r le to r arrange to pay rash on d c-- t,f'; ,7 , , , , able to h ear a man of Alteh pb-nsiiv ’ — ■ , Henry McLaulir,, Jr., livery, soand. specify the kind of-wood 1 *! ,O L *U*V *‘ KU ’ f U' rtcr’ '" jWipcnwnalitv and unusual exp. Heine, U " 'K of lhr ,:rnv,',UI *n “ J C E M E T E R Y W O R K A S P E C IA L T Y , ' ^ v l . f r new Im.tery, etc. . . -------* the Kpiecopnl .huu-h. wua com pleted, j wanted!, when placing your older.—F. Opt. D. It in. v_ tine, iooO.'Kt. uf h< re.-nmn ..£ yv-ti-r.hy morning. _ l0 l8 W flt j.-ir i, g tro ft 1018 West First 8trss4 S. Vornny. A motion picture of the "Life FJfi-tfc Optician-Optometrist I i w j i SEDA N’, 1922, now paint, run iti-d must of the delegate: left d wing =' C h r i s t " was given in the High School i l l East First Street Sanford, Fin. FOU SALK—Hosier, and Hay:,' paints? fine, good tirrs, IJRHj.OO. I- Auditorium Wednesday afternoon nnd the tiftnonnon. tan furand varnishes nt Sanford Novelty j d c DGL TOURING, !U21f* run; ™ . , , , Repie*<?ht«tL<- from the N n th m n l1 "-fPElDC" Fatten***. i night, Works, Sanford agents. I'.irt-tfc • Pjo*;^ tjj e new.* $5tlf>.Q0. *" , , " . - W ' ' " Finn, d, fn»m tin S- .uiti-ai.'.- Church !|i b for a limited t u? u Giant LX- -- ---------DR. R. M. WELSH PAKMElLH— You cun get seed l-ed . DOI'Gh DifOLKING, funs und looks 1 ul 'f c * ' , histitute/ ami R m gv nlnwe e Ip K '’ IlntteryifoiE I oro cnr.v « t Silked. In stitu te/an d fitr.it fio.n Sewauee Sewnnec fflu , _ . _ ... O r n d u a tc V e te r in a r ia n Un-ini „ f Religion Kdurntldh gave Rring y.utr old battery.— RAY BROS.; Rropo -.U will Im received by the fraui— i and lr(igat*un p!us ,3 at tfcs; 1*^® R-'iv, ?3P’ j.UP. The mu«leTh chnrge «'t Mix* Gray |, jj.ful r |.i . Ttlcphoties: Office uiNitt pe.-ini pha.- .'Nnnfo/ I, iin . W*- n chnrge and u - City Commission of th e City of Nan-* 1 0 0 -tfc IiFO TflUCK, f:nc shnj.e, new tire.-*', i: nlwnys enjoyed. M onday.two i e ■ i t of . butch wotk. Office 123 Opposite Ik O. Snnford Novelty YVorkit. * t>air nil makes of RnUerUr. 25tM5tp ford, Florida, up to 2:30 pi nt. on-JsnLite mo '' 1, S5P5.00. iifif-i by Rachinunl" ff were played Re idemc 257 lie Land, Florid:) FOR SAI K —Twelve furnish* -d r:i.?ms ’Adoption of the *-.<ptitotb«n nnd o f ' —— •-— ‘ unry 80th, 1023,“ at the City Hall, PODGK TOL'HI NO, cheap. Run." i rut Tiic-nbiy ‘‘Hiimifn-tpie* F rit/ with three >v;.r b are at 11*. Pal -binford, Florida, for the purchnsp of rg cnlicrJ f ii lb- I. Alt fi.rUli 1 illIKf < R c u i i i s i i i m i P a p e r s soli) nt ell e, f '.L'.i.Otl. must ■■■, t 5*f* *vr c i •r nnd *(>ii, i*n It v i t i n " |i\ ,fni ut d ;it| .in, motto avenue, a|iptii*im nleiy ."».'ino,tip*).00, li per cent e|t nilpart ■ ■ !* the \,»i a K4 rs Us i n fc a p j t j ra I t * MM,Fit i -p.-. eitgcr, ni Huisc llu'iier und hi ,1 1 .ini- ... till coltw : t ,ly of Sniiftivd, Florida, Improvement , - \ u tt ’• • . e ...id, jT.'VlHk na FOR .SALK N . . . . . . Eor nr. Peacock i igclle r W'til will e*i • i -iin i St ii i s. v IlendH, ruU atrrnlly securud l»y certlfi; ... on,Hi- mi! ci 1,-I a oil In - '- i .i i l bal I- )urr* i -i, ir* 1 - r. ■r of On ViM i t ii rm h. PUl ta 41 V . t p n o i tn l(.a (jf flir ttscal im>M ■it; f 1 e ?! . L; lid iU'Jf K I \ teuring, !■ -;*1 m 4 i i li.umt' i oo u 1! I” i • - ill I I, ■ ' ■ rr» ■i IRS A ■ 1needin' nigh' it Fi-i. U mid • provement:'. hiiiil imprwveimmt Itonda . til,.,. | C.,ihti- n.i'c tsp '. i.u Ita f*3 ■ ’ •n - 1> c to m ature serially, in from one to ten TAM Ml \S S I L. .Im mi -iitiia* v Llcal L F X IN TiT D N SI**HIT. 11*22. u.; j : »> Chile ,\||l i*tlel frolll Ln- hlltg elllct* H l V t»» ilh i 4. L? 1 * .c , X ’!•*, Tim iy yt’itr- ««*•> 1 mil’ll a foil iii>ii*‘- t 'Ii 11 'I V h>.,.i Z? liirl;* n f rm, Ih *• , .* i .. ii: •!\ .*[•* •• ■lir•t ti­ nl . ,*•l.?llll 1n M l ri.i \ .1 . <l i tain 1. rct''i'M,iili»livr the j,iivcr- yen is. All bids m ust lie accompanied l ew. *•* n.,.ti. c. 11h jnkee, eongo, and duitec;. The iin ll!* with IlLlu-!? C«ri,i y .*i:j i?.? Iti .1 j ju,ri, w[th a certified chin-k1 for t ‘1,000.00, Tj <=4 •VI the pfivC »»l* 1tli.«S*tf - il-t iu .1 -t w I'lU .diF . KHAN. i-Ju t-lli lit buy, jl*Ml. lcc»r if1 ’ >fiJ| til t ’ax n!i?;a 'n il proposals to be ,vblrc*serl to the %-Mo;*t uiillrual Lca .n if it i* nf <>! • *! 1 1 0 1 1 *1 , . |inhMjiijn-r, fim ta r 1 1 iriiilmee solo* by the ! H*-il*.|i|: were *■ -imp, and iiix : r tiinu* \v*ok cnutlu. i ^ A’ou ran find the name of r* >ratN, wit =: rt-|«w il:iin pnpetr fr Dr. ,1. \Y. City t'nmmisslon, Sanford, Flnri'la. t ?eand the. -Exkltn.i d .n< nnd aoug,* j t il 1 . i 1 ill OUgUolll tl* *f fli r twenty-tin*.* for in*'. i!\cr.“u e lirtm. fine mcrhmir every live Iluslnrss Man tva pioperty, rJ.-.nl title .usd re:e' ninb'i "*'oj;ie Ougie VS’n Wa," and l he fen- hi’- Litig i bargi- It i -n-.p Gray desliid PcftciH-t. will, recently e-enff d from Ry order of the City Commission of | letnm. 52,lt*Ht,iH». -C H. FIS is, Lai. i i: . ! c. ritbl !oek:i goml, Slifhi.ilfi in Sanford in Ibis Column lure "i Certumly Me l Re in fill1* g ■it whii-h'b.-r: 1o »*ti hr <>iup|k-i>t ?t ■iic «anilnnuni in Ihut state. He fled j Sanford, Florida. -Huy, 1 In. 2 i BU -■ ’iii.uii monthly. IU cnick, br.’nm each day. Low" were cirpeti-dh enj> , ed. *'his til -in Bide .- M ill* * i*Mt rn - L-Jm»'. l Mill Ilia. Front e bad at engageHaled this lath day of January, A. Jj :tl ' v.-ml m I , i-nod illeJl|i cm fta Ft i: s a T i.‘ ii ■ .’o\2. . ’ ■H-In-il i .nrvf- i Ulidei tin- tb iii'fo ii f !i tnaknig * -ilh -n I b. d a a dim:* *i ...i- . with Goveri'wr Hilldci ihi* af ".!* nil lb. M tc • s M M R i m r s t a t a *3 We am! fu> -ii-ii. d. X'vfy L. !*. ,i i , 11 Ut k Mi: t . ..iilyj» Morel . u form er SanC rd (SKAI.) L. R. PH ILIPS, Th> Veil, .b e . < l ilii i hiis ch-ei 'i lermnai when he idauitctl to {irc-onl .11 iUi I ', r ■*.I !.: i' 1 i :>■; will then m. Lake Me.ry, Fin. fill, V.ilo i.lmj rung t'..n knllgTi v Inch -I. ti lari nf th' d . n , '. . -lit-cred-ilg papi-rs to -i ;!k estfnditluu of PeaClerk of San’;J II I., . (iii imji-e home and v.ii! F \ i . X a-tvrre I ill 11. l i iw ic cttpecinily otijejad. riii. win- !:, i. t.i . It cm k. g.MMOte . ford, Florida. .■ * . and ! W. * Lin * Quick Service Transfer Pt)H ’ ui l'» t.l 1 ii-nmdet mir jir. c; t t er K. F. 1 am in u i:h nice h«u Mil wan under tin- dire lion -d M m j -li, iif I .Main, ivi , . etint d I ri:i aroc. . Storage FnciIHica : ; ,.tt i ,i. *! tit ion. *.';niv- ijorrht, a fortrer S.i ' ; ! girl, tbccciding 1 . II. Itaud. s a iB n B iiittn is iB x s s s ttiS R a iiiR u s v iim N ia iB ia iiH iH IH t It- i.r ..-ui iliAceiiiit n ..II car. Ii*tIf we pleas* you, tell others; if »Ohj i W s X u C T ^ Q y i,.V. ■ t. h<> nlxo-sang two songr. which were Aw *njlitii'n exprcMing bemtiist ■ !ed : ! ? . \ i‘r all ca*ll. tell us. l'honc 408 llfieiitly enjoyed. 'I InSnphnninre low, four roomx aniT bath. Garage npiimdatiuii of Mr. Rand’s iiivaliinlde i Terms |(j r. 'pansllJe {until j(1 ;ila*t-, Mra. Mrivny ioiiici ll.it, n rc- servlet? tn diacPiilii treasu rer for tbir- ■ 2-*i-utp Mil. loL 1IU-1 *tab A-. — third down, balance ti, h, in und j sponsible fur this treat and U to b. ty y« ngk, imyniir tiigbe lira, m*.l m-d jtftynitr iligbe' ttrih u to g SANFORD MACHINE*fo r . s a l f 0 litre* celery land with /fjv s | 7 T , p'o' * 'lom -rntuinted on the splendid side of urn I d ilu tio n to bin uM |«* hh HficJCTD;. flowing •..■nil on bn COMPANY o ; |, tivkalfl. to, of this urdiKnii U Liithtu! f ui nil ? per Mere. - F F. I line, (Icncrai Machine nnd Rniter Sapfoid Motor Co. — * tnyv was pas ed hv ,i cnatiimoiis ri . a ; ~ ~ a f f W ’A hitriRiiUiV., It ;il P’* W orkfi a , meeting tlm d man I for i ih.iI pine wat er nnd th e n 1 lire iiundreds of i i h ; k d k \ l f ’: s Tim lav *iti* ■ling tv, o more Virtue u.r l,.|, c a i> a Cylinder Grindiiur > 0,1 . “S,.1.011 U n u e e ' b . I'll- I 1 t i lth s being d i'iid m lid a- -ntd the Ciiy at all times. Every family u l l r ' e . p M a i m « i. iu 1111:1 i r o u s vi k An turn old tc [feint irs ■i . I i .I i i i , tu iiny tjr. In-'c-tr., i.n-l O II I I/O114 . I l f II I 111 jot Ms II f Fnnft-tii 1 old get t! -; lulut and — u * . !•< V n Acelvlcm* Welding *>M ll!,. k Jm by Alma Gluck wen •nious i i u i l . ii: rm . m g tin- da>. e-aili a .:.ii 2*(> *■'-i I’u.. k 'l.,nricg, f* . ■■ lei in . >. Hi** i ’h o n c <12---------- S a n fo r d , F lo rid a im dcfed by Mr,s - Gray, who lias be- .intoivmcnt fund, Willi also wqrmosl 2 1221 I’or i Couiic, iiiTo, tcnim, ........................... i iliage, and *11 o jeome very profit irnl not only in teln l,h- ■ap|jn?ciat|r.ji fo hi: xplimdi l convcii- n3 £ 1021 Ford Tuuririg| f22*>, terms, f tniilvr. In«|Ult* M r.'Ihiicim . L ab inp benmelty und Algnino, but uKof tioii nddress. * m RL'rON J. MOUGHTON ! Mnfy, Fla. Btilrlf Four, 5 new tire ., $ I V.V.un. 2 5 u itp ;ir. playing the Viet ruin. ' ‘ordliil invitalimt to hold tin- next J ARCHITECT . FAKMFiiS I'lciitv of saw die! i r e --ee'i- ir of ihi< e o n v i ' i i t it l'nni]in 2 And our truck will In- at yonr bael; dour with a bottle of th at pure .MASFORD ill I* li CD. The ninny Hiul( School friend-* of Mils v d : i d l v iicee|iteil. at Shiiiholscr’s ?•!ii!. It*«. tin- right 2 ’i*2 Hi water th at ail the hotels, n -tauranis, d ru g stores ami soda fountains Room 7. Miller BMg. 5 Lillie- Ruth Sp<-iiccr m e pleascil tn Y. i<-ida V .1* ifooli t hu tilni ■—an kind i >ii tiling, 2r»'l-c.ii.d.Iwp are using. HANFORD m i N H H I I* U I N l . K S S I D '- '' learn :bat h* is H-eovi-rlng rn| *11y on Hing •.f l.-ne l hui vh F*»’r i ire * IT.'iRfDA i MILES FOR - i l l Ju M as from hei terenl o|K-ratioji for no r n . l ■ «hiinh adr*b. 1 FOR RENT H a-. ' I ’ll Udl give t hi­ -mile ril.ltix ai d Im n-eo rt-rioe ed to h»*r join: 1 ll. . in**niL 1 *., v* . n ii ! r And H i* Sun* it’s Elder Springs Water You SANFORD NOVlkLTY lts V . tjt-u car. Extra ' In me on Uugbt.i street. We Ih»|h- aiii* N*rs 1-1 tliir iHtii iQth trim vvnifUJI. tV A N TiJi '1*i Lu-.ixT -Permanent, a Use in That Battery * l lamjif and oilier extras.,: will mh/ ii be bail, m srhnol again. WORMS' ti{ thi* linlic thi* KUcstih s of /•* lug: again •l room unfurnished apartm ent, 1,1 ‘ ■ir • ____ tin.1 Catheii nsl parish fiM 14 lit Soflat or house, desirable location. A a"D i-ni I ''1*’®. H. A D. MuV. C. COI.LER, Droji cine Herald office, ban1 t.iwr.er Scvnnrl’ S treet ami Two new pupil* imve come, in tln-ir himbi-on, served in the * h :nli- c of *‘F, S. Cioneral Simp umi Mill .Hess lD2-ttc i Saufotd Ave., Fitufdfil, Fla, . 2M-2lc search for knowledge, to Sanford High Commerce. ford, Fla. Mr*. G iurgr nilb-r. oi-ganixing Rt-cFUR JtliN T - i fmiiishet] room, Hll FDU :CvTE t'lrnml r.ew l Jitiniller ft- School this wick—Robert Ml.-nk, of Work e -ryzi--- --ZT—r351/r :~ jB Long, Island, N. Y. who |s spi*i%ling iT-tkft' of 1b‘- Cltutch SorviN- League y p.'i-xem.'c.r Oak Ave. Phone 283-L-F 2M-Ctc I s Pf5rt n’0,W- 0"*>' betn oiinaH H B 0«H B nn«R catinnH avfl«H vn^U H aB aH U H aR B H H aH aB B aaaB iH C O N T R A C T O R n n d l l l H L D E R _____________ driven from Jnckxonvillo to Snnford, the wintes nt Lake* Mary, is in thi- from lbs National iiomliiuArtors in . ■i Rt7 Commercial S tr c ti—San lord, Fla., f o r RKNT lh r ..- room npiutim ut ** * .................................... . . Fio-y term ,' to roaimn Lb* party. Junior chiss, ami Culver hithetidi.'o. f»f 1 New -Vdrk, gavn’ah inspiring ml Iri s \t-ith hath, »2b.0«_per month, which ^ |<t, . ( |, Ranf(jr(, F ruil S;orCj Cuu-VH. 1 u,H,h the oppurtunltio* and ^ nxn«u«mm»,«»«n*BaMa« n u » a a « .n » aa*nmMmuaMnmuMU*aummu] GILLON & FRY |inriud«« water ntu[ Hgl**- A pplyM rs. Htreei. 213-tfc •— iiiiiii, . ..: v.iiiTHiH*; iii iii. i-hui.-iiB SANFORD—ONE NIGHT ONLY Alex. VAughn. Phon?* 323- L U »I-Dtp• — ,— - -----------— Hit' Humps tic Arc driMc* tim lcr.the streKiitiic especially tne ilevotioaiihy * e l e c t r ic a l c o n t r a c t o r sHrr (j Ii i>TN 1 -Twi > fuYn tsTie?I inn is ? | d iritlln n of Mist Zachary, are finish- aide, with thi ntobl vnlne of earn? t „ _ FOUND hcepiiig apartm ents, "2f> Dab nvein g their text bool, work t his week * prayer. She urged the re-estal-lish Wratinghouso Llghta and Appliancer f No children. Cull 2*50.'). 2 a'.-tfc f'OI 1Nj)~- P air of la tlj« f gfovga, Own* nnd will r.lnrt Damesllr Sclente next meat of family prayer, iiRd the in­ Now Lino of Fixtures '-r ran get i t mo by ratting at Her­ week. No doubt M | j Cooper nnd bis rieafe of prayer circle’. Mill cr Building------'Magnolia Avenue D;Tii-cis idwted^ire 'dr.:. J. J, ItridgWANTED ald, proving property and p&yiflg for Agriculture .--tudenls wilt l>,. glnd of thix nd. 2W*tfc th eir proxim ity to tlir cooking tie- es .president; Mrs. *'aiperbn Mnnn, WANFD—A cliar.eo to build your partnient. honorary presidenlj Mrs. Dt-Hnven B. W. HERNDON ibubelor, vice |iivMdent; Mr.-*. \ \ \ T. new home brforc lumber gets any MISCELLANEOUS Jamieson, secretary; Mr*?, A. c . Moore| ■ higher. Plan* nnd estim ates furniah- D A M T n’G I’i.A ^SLS ev ery jlu -m lay MURDER OF Corner Palmetto and Third Street ttrii-xuir-r; Mrs. K. W. Shaw, U nited-5 ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. K T tfc ,n t P a Hah 11mis® nt -I p. m. fo r cbil INSUI^LNCE a g e n c y PRETTY DANCER OtToriiiK trensurer; Mrs. K. I,. Bliss,! WANTKD—Throe L o js.w ith bicycles (iron and 7 p, m. for adults. Interpre­ f i r e -------- AUTO-------- BONDS educational “s ecretary! Mrs. Powers,: a t We-.teni Union. 25-Ltfe tative nnd bnll room dancing.—Profe*. if IS A MYSTERY social service secretary; Mrs. Dean 1 14-tfc WANTF.D—Steady man on celery s«r C. It. Ebsen. 1 Turner, box work sem -tary ; Mrs. A S, 0 . Shinholser fnrnt. In'iuirn of M. S. Nelson, Box Matt Arrestrd in C.mncetfnn with the j,. Key,-correspondent Church Period ffjir ___ 27fl, 2'«2*tf; w Itc J tD G F ill ANU S ADDRK^P Death of MU* Mann Released. k-ol Club; M ri, Samuel Word, presiContractor and nulldcr vyANTKD T 'u ' if i ’Y—Several “ g*w3 ON FLDIilD.V. WATKHWXVH -----. d e n t * Lurch School Service U-iig.o-; milch cows.— R- D* ; White, i.uke HEARD RY RIG CROWD SAN DIKGD.•Calif,, Jan. 2 0 .—Ro- Mrs, S. F. Iturfctt, president I.Utlc sa nfo rd FU>RIDA Mary. Kin. g c r V. it. Clark, Los Ang.-b-^ motion j Jirlpera.—DriniMlo Hrnttar-l. (Cantintied fror.i page* 1} picture director, nrrcstcd Thuredny in A. p 4 Connelly & Sons \\ \ M f i |t TO III * DU' gomt . W ORLDS I AMOLS OLD K K N‘* TITK Y ’ ■ i: £ ■■ ' * ’ • * ‘ ' *J ItMahiUhn! IMS -vl'O ise.—R- IT V/iide, l.ake M a m jlilti bi-fore his mblcesv l»y the lfidth connection with the dektj\ of M Fritxie Cor. !Hh and French • Combined With >■ ,onc * Flotbln. 354-3tp Infantry Band, which, imbcltnown in Mnrjn, pretty dancer whose body was H -K -l-l. H-X-T-A-T-15 form* \V ANTK1> TO BUY—-Otu? hm-o- truck him hod been placed in the Palm room found oil the Torres Dunes bench on i tnirnlturniM dining ronn room. T h ere; Monday was rrha*od late vvug'-n. hnrr iw, ploW .-R. D. White, •adjacent '‘"Jaccnt to the .lining 1 "-lm prm r ,| luiar.-iiirr ; , , wi-ti: o mimlicr of Orlando vbiitor.x: Chief of Pdlhv Patrick said ,-**r t ot* i..it,e ? la rj, I'U*. T<nrftr tlonUn h ln g to do JU S T PHONE 101 l of an EaHmate » spirit of co-j had proven that {je had nothing ............ j , . , . 4 ti prc'- nt mwl the -tiong -irong spirl Hotnr* l.nnni GOOD JOBS FOR GOOD HOYS at .. . ; u u l 1 . ? ^ opem ’i -i. lie tween Saniord nnd Oilnnwith the young tlflurer'i df-atti. Uttilnr** |*ropcrtx I!|i>lup«* Cbnnrr* Western Union Telcgrnph office. do in thi- movement nnd all otlw rs for D p E, Jacob-., of the public health DR. Wm. A. BAGWELL g 2 Cit-nn und healthful, work nnd chnne- the development of Central Florida Main Of(|r# irry k x tj aRi||oned a t'C a m p Kennu-y, GRADUATE V ETH I IN All! AN ® e.x for advancement. Apply local wn.i very fnvurubly-TommenUd upon. HlIIMII III: a LTV CMPAXV who \v.i detained by the p?dice “for , Charge* ReaMonablc extern Union office. * ' x i'tiit ii i \ v i :h t m i :xt io x iim n y manage >t The members of the Sanford Kiwa­ [nveitlgntion," In connection wtili the { . Care of Union Pharm acy. 2 *'l*«ric is *J,*3-tfc 101h Ulnsyintln A«r, rn'?? -clubi the m ajority of xrhnTtrnnr YrilTlfU tlAlfLT 7 7 : ]HANFORD -IFLORIDA —_ r J I:. W ^N fK D ^-Settb-il, cslmert woman, also m cm ltcp of the rhami«*r ■’o> The police *abl tjiey w ere Till a. general housewvrk. live on prem is­ Go nun c u e , po.tpone«l thoir regular for from nj solution of th?? dancer*,* L. B; HODGINS ALTO RADIATOR AND BI1EET es. Apply m nnagfr Union News Res* weekly nodnilay meuting to attend d eath a* they had iin - 1 aim-i* they taurnnl. A. *’. L. Dcp..t. M ' -My the m eeting of*the Cham l'er ?-f *'i?n began work on Ike cake, but Chief ■Cut Fiowcrt.Floral METAL w o r k s •/, Futrlck said ho cxpixtCd to interview ? T E D ^R oll ioJTdcak, in good con­ m etre, General Repairing Annual and .Ornam ental P lants Severni persons cooit wild m ight be dition. Address Box , Sanfor<l, > :: h=t-xfr^ -“207 rrenci. A ve.-— ------Hanford, Flo* Have the IterHiU do your next litd.light on fhc fr-ng-nlY-. •tn *HU Myrtle Ave/.* -Phone 2€0-W; Fla. ICHELLE MAINES BUSINESS DIRECTORY PHONE 311 FOR QUICK' I Elder Springs Water Company j f ] Tuesday Night, January 2 3 T MINSTREL SHOW = r l SEMINOLE PRINTER?} A.G. ALIENS’ STEWART The. Floris �v .* • • -.. -■.-v" v ^ ^ «^ QgaPa^^ . 1■•• . ••,«-"tv-. -* v ‘ ^ • • . -'.. ?* ♦• ■ .* • THE SANFORD DAtf/V HERALD, SATURDAY', JANUARY 20.1022 FOUR BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING CIIAS. L. BRITT, Editor FUNERAL OF REII) HELD TODAY AT LOS ANGELES |!ody Will He Crem ated a t His Spec - fal INmjucaL I llr T he ing by a score of 21. to 7. The game was played before a large crowd, which indicated the interest which has been aroused in basket ball here jilnce.Oonch Hilly Boone turned bis Ti. gcra into a winning machine. Orlando had little trouble with the W inter Park quintet, tbo Tiger guards playing a great defensive gam e, whde Luke Thompson and Vand erg rift, the Tiger forwards, ‘scored repented goals. With the gam e Mife, ly tucked away Boone sent in HawkIns, Phelps, Duncan and Bryan its substitutes for the reserve regulars. The lineup and scores: W inter Park Thurman forw ard; O verstreet, forward (5); Curlton, cen­ te r; Williams, guard (2 ); D.ietwyler. guard. Orlando Vandergrirt, forward (fi); Thompson, forward (10); Ange, center (2 ); M arry, guard; Dotson, guard. The T iger varsity buys and girls team s meet the feabreexe l«*ys and girls a t the gymnasium here this ev­ ening In a double bill. The games will s ta rt nt 7:30 o'clock.—Orlando Sentinel. \« » « rln tr* i l*rr» "t The Orlando Kiwnnis Club scored l.OS ANGEI.ES Jan . 20.— The an overwhelming victory over the Ro­ body of Wallace Reid was to go on tary Club in the golf tournam ent over final "location” today. The body was the course of the Country ("Iid* yes­ •in lie in stale from ten o'clock this terday. Colto W. Hill, S. Y. Way and }morning to 2:30 this afternoon a t the possibly S. Kendrick Guernsey were F irst Congregational church. Doors the only ilotnrian* who escaped de­ of the church were to he closed an feat. Mr. Guernsey’s fate Is not (o* I'.oUr liegiiminf! :*t ” {8tl and at <1:80 corded because the result of his match joint services w ere to W held by the with II. H. IJabcoel; could not he learn­ Episcopal clergy and local lodge of ed yesterday. Order of the Elks o f which Reid was The m atch was played under rules n member. The body will be crem at­ v.hii h made three points pdssible for ed a t the cijmotcry in Gtcndntc stibthe winner. The contestant who was: orb, "up" a t the end of the first nine seorajfe—— ed iiiid point! again at the Second LOS' ANGELES, Jan. 20. nine the leader received a point and god's film population and the the winner for the total eighteen holes nrM{^ pf friends of the dead annexed another taffy. [sta r, Wallace Reid, last night Coilo Hill wort his mutch vrlth I.. II. p.hwidng to pay final tribute fledge by three points, while Mr. W ay^at a : imple funeral service this erraped with a m argin of one counter, noon a t thu h irst Congrcg over L*-n:> Fort, and that was the end church in Los Angelas, ai far as the R»d.*rians were concern. Hundreds of floral oL eiing f. Sporting column | slim to- r . day as the sporting editor ■ fa • i f» fa f i f > ft f f • ft h *n was evidently knocked o "t l*y the “T erro r of Texas” P3 last night. All we have to f a say is th at the Sanford boys fa w ere defeated a t Jackson- M ville and the Sanford- g irls f were defeated here by the f-T Im kdand Highlander-.* socalled because they were all ’ f 4 six feet high. Full report * < in Monday's Herald. fA gqod r.crvico when band mURic is de- JANUARY SNOW IN NEW YORK HEAVIEST SINCE 1874 fired. There is plenty of talent in A m id is, apd the liaml which has been More snow fell up-state during tbo practicing for some little time, will first two weeks of the new year than shortly .be licard in public. durin gany corresponding jteriod since 1874, A. H. Smith, president of the New Yok Cental railroad said yes­ terday in a telegram to the in terstate Commerce Commission. Mr. Smith de­ clared th at conditions this winter are unprecedented and that to keep traffic moving on anything like normal schedof giving to every npplirnnt infor- ’ ui°* the New York Central had detail* mation relative to the lwst methods J °d more than 100 locomotives to snow of handling thu poultry business, rull- plow work. ing, developing,of the breed, etc. The telegram which Mr. Smith rent — rX ■----- ....— follows: The last installm ent of material for Chairman, Interstate F ort Pierce's White Way has been mntission, Washing* .shipped ami should rencli there by Feb. I, Immediately a fte r which In­ stallation will begin, according to C. C. IlrnsWill, chief prom oter of the white way proposition. The project has Iwen held up on account of several weeks* delay in the shipment of a portion of the m achinery, but no fu r­ ther serious setback is expected now. trial all deliver ics had been made, Imwever ami officials of thi company reported simi York Time.:. Have you read tho w ant ada todayT Jascha WASHINGTON, Jan . 20.—Thor-1 ouifli i-.ivestignilon Into the banking t II# "r llr Am■■)4tf11111ril V1rr m .mI DUBLIN, Jan . 20.- Application *».i made today by counsel for the widow of Rirhntd Croker, former Tamo in* Hall trader, to have the court of Palm Reach, Fla., send here tin- urigo. it wtd of ibe tlead politician. No objection *vas eiltt-M'd. -t n-11**• Hod if statin g that tft> action would btaken until tin- will come* here. 8TROUT FARM AGENCY 11.1 Magnolia A**'. Tim fftieM young grove In this :*•■Holt. 10 acre*, 317 four year old trees, mostly Valencia, |0i» tan g er­ ines, 23 large needling*, ubo a row of 400 bud* on sour r.tuek, budded lust June. S mom h*m?o, barn, flowing well, beautiful lake view. Just 11 step off brick mini and but n few mile* from Sanford. Cnqsld.-riiig <|uatlty **r grtive ami land, the best buy in thD vicinity today. Price $5,MM), $2,fjf«> cash, balance, I, 2 fam*l 3 yeats, T ill-: W O N D E R F U L <..i rii-rliiuts nf .Innri-.i J. MrN'nry, m The Miumi lb. mid a few day, ag-i told of a pel nut lui tin- erection of an ­ other big npartmen* boll •• for that eily; it will he i ailed the Park \ n vt apartm ent, and is estim ated to tost $30,(10(1. The plan- will be l.tiil* a* It Nurthwe-.t Third street, is to be tiiree stories high and to inntaiii tbit ty-fiiur suiU*.*, modeiitly eunslnieted and fl.nUhed, Tlie- demand for (hiclusa of rcntul piuperiy cnntitiu* bri 1., and it would appeal that Miami people ale determined t have plenty of loom tfi offer ttte visitors- ro the iCriiiints fur eollrctinn. 1.11*n '“«iuns promptly paid for Write, Snulltem Adjustment t lre» Bldg., Orlando, Fla. Vt# Tlt«* .Ipi-ttrlutril If rr«f i SEEKS ORIGINAL \\ II I FLORIDA DAYTONA BEACH * 11* T t i r A a a n r l n l r d I ' l r - s l FRANKFf»RT; Ky., .but, 20. Edmund II. Taylor, Jr., di-tilleatork man I.-* repurb-d in a dyln lilt ion at hi'* home li re !!<• 1 , !.ej old nml has .been *<-> iici-lv ill ! most tw*. wt*vk ■ It. 1 ill ' 1 .1*1 w«-uk but a relapse la .t nigh dereil bis t'lindltioll n ilk id , clans said. “ Very heavy traffic ban been moved and is still being offered, but natur. oily operations are adversely id Iwcauso of the absolute intcMiiy of diverting more, locomotives, train, or men to digging out the yard.,, Su th at cars can be switched. The ire [(nd ■now is so deep in place* that it can­ not be plowed out, but must be *hov, eiecl onto trains and hauled out, "I wire you this because amidst the pi ensure for transportation it is ,jif. Jlcult to appreciate a t times what the w eather difficulties are, and the e*. traordinary snowstorms apparently have not been recorded to the countrv The Arcadia Enterprise announce* th a t Arcadia is to have a bund. A number of musicians have formed an WEDNESDAY NIGHT A BIG organization and propose t<* appear TIM E SKATING, LAKE MARY very soon ns n cornet band, which will 235-Itc nltrni l attention and be nhte to give ACADEMY. 1HG MINSTREL COMING BERK The world's Inrgest minstrel combinntion, owned am r controlled by the A. G. Allen Minstrel Company, will pitch their tents at the earner of Pal­ m etto and Third streets for one night only on next Tuesday, Jnnunry 2--lld. All the Sanford patrons of this big show will be given a snappy, <lean program of the bust and latest novel­ ties and just fund comedy that is possible to be had nt tbs time, Mr. A lie nhas been visiting Sanford for many years and ns in the past the public will get par value when they visit his *1tow. Plenty of sphI lot all and Htdrily roijrimnir (icitfnii'f I A rm | minMu*! nt papula; piUi**. ID*member the night, January 2:1. I mors open at 7; curtain at H n, in. h:ia token large number* of men from other reg u lar scrvico in onJ«r te k ^ D the road open and tbo yaM , 8hovc|« | out. T he nnow a t Syracuse is flrte,,., imlie.i cm the level. " \ k i ? m - !n ■>■* folt**w*-*l m e I H ite, ; i " , l I fell lb .it 0 Lit-, ‘ .'gas, N. M.. iiomiiml, it by P* .dent Harding i" be com ptroller of , 1 , 1 !, \ was decided noun today by lh ,* , ,ite banking i - tmniUee, which appointed n Mub-rommiHee to go into R oclo!^/i i 'I t'n t i . n o ^ the Cparam ount C/\ctura, • m e Y o u i.j P.ajdJ t ' Ly 'V.'anda, Hxv/ley At the Princess Theatre, Friday and Saturday January 19th and 2()th V IO L IN IS T WEDNESDAY EVENING S :0t) P . M . . JA N U A R Y 14th Clip anil um* •his blank for writing your want ntl ami mail il (o tin* Sanford Herald Classified Ads Ir a word. No ail For computing omt of waul ntfs pur insertion read carefully rales taken fur Jixh than 2.'u- and pusfand rules to ilie left ami remit ueeuriling to number of insertions livel) no cluanifled ad* charged 11» anyiMib. Cash must neenmpany all of tho ml you desire. Remit by Express Money Order, Draft, I’ostofTice Order or Registered Letter. Address communications to orders. Count the word** and rrnril The Sanford Herald. according ly. Name ................................. ...... ............ Amount for > v*,i^ * al ft u n i kiilrn y l i i i u b l i * . line bottle Foley Kidney Pitts find th" desire* fill,” write.* II. It. Arliuekle, S' Bar re, Vermont. Iliukinlic. rheu lit in, dull hendiedie, loo frpqeen burning nrlnalian a**- . vmptom- TIIK SUDRUMI AUTOMOBILF Niirthl*uund 230-tfc Are you moving-’ Call LmudngY QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, if you want it dour a* YOU WANT it done. Plume 4US, 241-Th-l'ri-Siit-tfc SERVICE OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT IS UNEXCELLED rllby Rranrli COLUMBIA BATTERIES WE O PERA TE A COMPLETE BATTERY SERVICE STATION Premier Steel Cut Names anti nddressrs of ll:t»sc who want to rcI in r;a Handy ilridffc Units at S 12.50 before the first of the yeiir anil before the price increase, are Pmiritiff in—every One se-n u interested—all want In know the Candy story—about the bridge its earnings—what il means to Florida—nt the same time—right now—we need you to carry the m essage—to help answer the questions—to take subscriptions. W'v will pay you well for your work if you arc the man or wr.man we want—you enn earn up­ wards of $150.00 a week for a few months— this is your opportunity to do your bit and to make money at the same time—every one almost wants to "talk it over"—see us today—understand our message—appreciate what it means to own Gandy Units. "The Gandy Bridge has had the best reception of tiny corporation ever organized in Florida”—“A million dollnrs in two ninnthH,"—etc., etc.,—see Vacuunized Coffee WE HAVE IT Leesburg Branch Superior Roasted Arrive ^Departs Lr>7 3rfdip.ni. 21 2:60 p.m. 163.......... 2 2 . 7:00 a.m. 7: 10 p.m. Ovjcdu Branch A rrive 120........... 7:45 p.m. 1 2 *. h , * . Dally, except Sunday, Dcpnrts J: 10 p.m . Second Floor, Drew Building PHONE 41 115 Magnolia Avenue--------------t — «— — • i i » M M i a m i H i u i > i M i i i h i a i R H i i » a a i » i i i i t |i i i 1. rifbnTii 1 -----------Sanford, Florida ■ East Chjgch Street—— m ■■ ■®**>*M#RHsaanc)iwinan««; �iso ny hu r a fct *j i i a s k i u i *t *s r im m «used ax ii dust, If applied when th o 'k a t l l U M . i : A M I O I I I I K I t 111' M U tth b n g es arc wet with dew or rain. T i n : T iir.n iio s , | t | l i t III* l l l i l r i r t I ' u t i r l nt t k r - ' I n llril There is positively no danger to Ilfilri, for Ike *<tufhrrn M nlrirl St ^ [he feared in eating cnbbages'th at have **f i 4!iir!»in in t i i »: n \ o p sa ; been sprayed or dusted with arsenical M , I , IVrUlns ni»»l l , I-. Ilriil nn ft* * preparations to kill the worms. A U h i It? Bt f a f s Sti *4 rrkliift k| hI llrllf* It.mkni|»f. Pa" j prominent entomologist has estim ated -----------No. 1 1 ? I IN II % N K i i t / i n ^ ; t *4 I). P. W IU TN ER, Jr.. County Aufnl ft-- th a t it would he necessary for one to S3 Amid cheers of children, teachers i-,?,! ,VI^l rrau\m;1^U , ^^;n u ^ 'ta r 'V iV . Old* ebaine *J tty alw u - ii.iiSf-I l?«nkriittt. ft-a cat n dozen heads of ctfbbafce tv get and patrons Tuendny marking ft* I* *►4 On Saturdays the Couni y A Rent ran Ik- found in hh office in the M enough poison to produce death. Hnw-I Glory slipped up the staff, gracefulUKHKHLI* Hi' Itie Ctitirf itiitt *i h**nr|> ai*< mint of the Court llou**e. At any other time he may he ft*. Mi ever, if one has any fear along this ly ami unfurled her colon* and waved) *V‘*« »»*rv A u ^ r^ fh u Rta line, he may stop applying the pots*! op high over they school and eomniun- u’-Y.i "»-*«. *•• J ft.* reached through the office of the Chamber of Commerce, heave ■ I '*!■ Irirt, at la « nr; and O u t iwiUr tit,, all rail** there. on two weeks before the cabbage is to Ity of hake Monroe, nroe. T h e rscene eene w as wits jmi.iiBtuit to ilu Hsan>r*1 1t1. V ^ M hi ft. he- eaten. P4 aw e-inspiring nnd h eart- were touch­ .* n< « -i>i*e* r prlu,'-I to u.ihl dlutrli',. no.! tin*i all known cnsillnts and iittU Pa te* ft*. ft- »*1 ft?, SO * ►A S m -a ?M fti ed as over a hundred children gather­ i-r |ii-r,n t,s In’ tnl.-rusit lus* at*|n*AC al r.dtl time and plum ar*,t uliuv* ►a ftr ft*i ft-i ft. ft-, fet ed beneath the flying, eolors and with ithe au«- if otiy Vhr>; h ^ . “ "wl*; tiuCOUNTY AGENT 2 col bed if up "To mix SO gallons of bordeaux of hands to forehead pledged allegiance pr*».' ■r *>f Hie -i»l*l pctliliiacr uh'.ald i-d giant*d. Remember th n t' the M id-W inter the formula: Put 32 gallons IS) ft* to .the flag and country. The salute,) in-And It Is* fiirllu-r ordered l,y ih.Sub*Tropirh! F air is to he held in Or- of w ater in the sprayer stir the iitne*3 cheer, patriotic recitations nnd nut-; ‘'V’ ,' ,,Lri p f nli lande, beginning February 13th, and (stone solution thoroughly and add :« ** M ilonnl rungs followed, also a brief his- {.V.iV, I t ^ S that the co-operation of evryono • is halloa* or it to the w ater in the sprny- n Ra tut Ha ha fca lot B-5 M to.y of the fbtg by the higher grades.) (I1:;:1,--1 ^ " w-ee-wnry if Seminole County is to or, straining it carefully as it is add-------- The honored pui>ils to lift the flag WITN'KHS Tin- (ti.nor.itdi II. M 11 It, ... , , , , , , , ,, , „ , . ' ... J ml lie uf tin ra id c u r t , a n d tin- - l i t have the prize winning exhibit. Kv- ml. .N'eSt put 22 gallons of w ater in n Messrs. Ilollnad Murrell and l-rank were cluisin from the different room s}tb. rm.f, h! J.ii-k*dovHI>-, In di») eiybody he u booster and help. Agrl- barrel and add to it 3 gallon* of the itichdate of Hentim H irbur, Mich., as follows: Alvin Johnson, eighth ir td on Ihe I'-ili itu> «I January, A I*. Kirl cultural products and by product** and'bluest one solution very slowly Into u wonderful fruit rowing country,(grade; Rcrnard I-ake, fifth grade nail eMKvt. «>i-* TifK * .*t;itT) * 2 ■■ ■*-N-— tilf \\ IN Ur W IlililA the products o i any of the industries ‘ the dilute 1 lime solution, stirring or have been callers at the Jones fa rm , Dorothy Rides, prim ary. The littlu m il, of Seminole County, will each add iC otherw ise ngitating it violently while several tim e ' i , see t h e ‘fine straw - girl hnd been chuscfi iihmt' hut the o th -; point to the score, if exhibited, where- the mixture is hting made. While the berries. These gentlem en ra y they err. were asked on account of their by our county makes or fnil* to make m ixture i* -till being stirred, add very have never seen .dinw boriy plants or help in g ettin g the flag pole. They' The Daily Herald, tf>c per week. ' first place. An exhibit of fine o r on-j Hourly 3 iptarts of oil emulsion. The. ta rrie s finer ...... than those grown.. nt ... the were assisted ___________ in th eir efforts with umal vegetables, a glass of jelly or Combined todulion is ’bordiaux-oil j Jones place, and they have >peiit f-ev pole by E lm er Ilcdl,* Wesley Hailey and l reserves, a box o f fru it, o r some nr-G iRUtstanV 1oral winters in Florida and visited all Charles Robertson. With the flag tide inanufiu Uuad in Seminole roust1-cry important uses „ f , the n traw ta rri' growing sections. They (flying above each *!ay our Imys ami t>% *',i; v-dfinlng paint. If bordeaux-o|| emulsion, n t pre cut, ar«- n*^ fruit grow er and have h* a fon girls will he bravo, pure and t r i e and: nuyoiie who is able to make an exhibit, j., in m n>! citrus scab and mebinose on many years, Th" Jones slrawtanii*. - wek those things in life th at arc fine will net in torch with the county fruU To control oral., apply k*i- *re grown on hnitimock land which ami noble.' agenl, he will be ghtd to assist in a n y ,<]i .tux.0|| emulsion before the spring' .mcttvi Well adapted for their cu ltu re| Mrs. M artha K. S ultm an. nee Cl . wny to prepare o r nrronge fo r t r a i t * . b e g i n k . The lime to spray {for average In sire, lluv«r ami eobw. dk d very unexpectedly of heart troujmrt:ilici!i of th*’ exhibit. We haw* r*<*,mtdatiosi; is from ten to twenty twenty »lay days ^ 'h o knows hut what the celery delta 1,}^ on Jm January 10th, 1S83 at the htimei sources un«*| Killed by any o ther eo.m- m*U r (>H, bloom petals have dn.pped. wilt also I** known ** widely ns n el Mr *. Jam es Oglesby, **f bake .Monly, Is'l us show them. j ’ tra w k u ry center ns u*dl, ns they rue, -.Mr, and Mrs. Hair matt had h-e** ^ 151 ^ ^ SEMINOLE COUNTY GROVE AND FARM NEWS NOTES EAST SANFORD T t ) n iN T It O I, SCAR <)N P O TA TO E S - huv<! m ' , r U t :i i n * N M « i i " r s I 'l m r i o * (tlllH .K t im In i on A M I 011111:11 til-' : t i i k i u ;ox m s. M>. th e lll.lrlr t t'n n r t a t-I h r t u ltra <*.. 1 **, i n r t h r M. u i h r r n I H a l r i f ■ nt riu rh ln i.T Tit»: r i H r i i T r o r t i T o r t i i i : m -.o ; M ‘II j n i i c i A t . t it ir t i t n r r l o t t ir a . i s , A T it h i i i s k m i M ii.r, r o t n t s . in n t i s c k n t N O T irt: o r i i a s t i u i T s u . r i i \ Tiir: Ms r r r .i t tit* ,l«,hit I*. I. r l r l r n - l r l n . c'om titsl 0-11*1. Vs. > Mi, 2S.HJ If, itm ilriifilr, K erry U lteU •tone, l ’r l e . l a lilirK u l.m e, **n Mil* !*U1, ,!,*> ,*f Jiitmaiy, \ t*. erauk I*. II n>r« n,nl 'lu rj H. Ilu-e:., l>pI J-*. .in ti.oUm* lt**> IM lU .n f,,r 1*1 cluifB " of III.- stm v r-o atn eil K a n k r u il.: f. inlnuU. II t» • }f ................ i- hereto sire n that under OKI I’v l> t -..r»rt that a In >rlux l.e h.nt U|***n III*. K.1 TO., ..n the ru t* , amt l.v virtu- "I a ***.<£«“* J . •a* o f r e l . n n . r y , A I* l y j i , t.. f o r e II,r' Ur* anti ual. M u r e d *” '<*• __ *t»v of 4at*ws»V,t "..urV; »i j ’a i.V.n* .IK m ‘ "fit a.- i n d - T re«re. on A h. Cth ‘tpcefal Master ta the It!* day of ‘ | - ‘.Y,m,,*!i ' V * . . ' * ' i i , V . i : ■'■’ fcUrort™. A. V. 1&31. in front nr. the m 1 # ail*! Hoop- door 1*i Hanford, Hofttlltojo j soul t h a t a l l k iu .iv n r r o l l l t f i y n*t*l e t h ,*„unr\. p ier.du. will t'tTrr for «tl. ami , r p,r*,.,.r In ................... . " d ; V h i g W i t r f W M.Mcr l- r . a * * . .* . I t - , . r * u I l f W I 1*1. . l i t ! W h y i l o i • •ill ihtrlnK lit'-. Ipd'd h*‘t|rp of wl'i, .o*i •n ip , It a n y t I l o ' , l u - jn * .c r i).r d laiiil. a llu a t,- . l y l o a "*•*d I «ttMfMicr sttmtld noi ni.it* Anatf-bit liernlnole. ' i d n s In Ihd t ’1 be gm til I'd. J< h u T . I l r u . l r , I l f t n k r u t M mm Ami it *s furtlp r u rd er.-l l.v ih« -H tkte . f K lorlda. m ore p a rtlc u ta rly d as f n tlo w s : l o - w t i ; . . . . eotirt. Hint lb>- rlcrk slialt »rml by m ail pcrllohl T b . - f fo rtb e a st t j u a r t e r “ f tn e ..o f t# * lu all kni.w-n creditor*, copi.-* of,’ wtla p ’tUu n .tad till* .‘rii.*Y,' atidr.-.-»e.i“i” to • ea.it tt{mr(«r. d«4 ,h f us *'*e,r idaer. " f i; p M, a* ^ stall'd itoav W tTNKtMt T he ttanom trt.- t: M. f a l l , ; e n s f liim rter of the - Nortjieaat ‘ ' ............ jtiiix- ..f in, «\td , . i i-r. .*,rm k. . n..o s. T.>e M*h,e :*•. nmuh Iti.-r.i- f. i.l Jii.-k*.>nvlll . In o i l i l HI*. , o f l l a n g " 41 i:-,«t. uml al*.> w.pi half llie Korihw**t trlet| aThe j i t . <*n tin- IMh day ’ of J.irioarj, ,\_ l>, ig A iltr, aii-l Hie .HontHcast Q n a r i e r o f IP K ,\ l . (IF T!t?: i ’' » r t n ) i l l , . ' NV.flhWiPl q p r r t f r o f Sort Ion “ T,-.1 Ilf t|,Jl • fOjlllil ,lf lUHttP 11. I>st, KIlWIN tt. Wll.l.tAMH. ■ . • ----------------- — Kicvk.tatt In n*-mia«t** 1’iuir.iy (fonuerty or[ A i . H e . n a u . 1*11001} » t-*lor!dnT**rm» *S»»li, t'nrehascr in pay lor ltd . ‘ HCUKU.t: 5ia : m :h. Subscribe for the Sanford H|h . ini Mii'ti-r in rhnnerry Herald, ami Ret All the New*. t-S. 13. 3 d. IT, *-S *" “^ Jr. Florida since Nbvunbor ihmI h id iH(.„ living upon the pi.* <• of Mi* COTTON .Seal, is a eriuui- enemy of the Irish| ,!Xk n t. Mole innel.* for Sanf*ii*l. iye prices of totHi!| are high ami jipHiio. it him boon sui*! llml it ulonu Itev. Mr.'Walnwi ighl wDt In* at k.. .m i'.tu limited. ltmi*i-,r UndoubU'dly tTnilnuhti'dlv rtm-.i«. ,— .a. the supply tlio .e .ri(jUfv. lJu. y. *:( » ,.|i <lf# .,, jUlll<.:| .!iy thou M.......* ionic's Station c..i...... b u ulh *.V. to j*ri*acl| etlio iau raise uitU m for anything like s;Uid.. *,f fiurhels. H may k pievtin* Suiuloy aflern-Kin. an (jidiunry tm l. e.ui t.*t so at a good (l(| (,,, j, very tt!pi|de iviuedy, Mrs. V,'. I , II* nicy,of Celery Avc pi.ifjt. »* During ***” r* thii*ii m ist geiiihn "■’ji th. F. Weber, tifack pathologist of iiue had ::s her gtw-sti Wednesday o\ ■ I uld. M I'.hM l. wmf not present in the Flvrhla Kxprriment Station, -ay. ■•ling. Mr. and Mrs. J .-W . Corley, *»f this locality in huge enough ijuanti- th a t thin *li,.enic* (or its t.port",l i Cnnterr.ji avenue, nnd Mrs, Molli- I'noth on F irst street. On the day of limitary lltth, they hail <!*ii<lei| to t. roohi t at Mrs. Ogl* bv's mul Wtfl' ,!1> Ihe way there when MtsJ Cab man was stricken, : he having died! bortly after arriving at Mi *. Ugh by’- te*'iifu*n.e. The butty was s iti I to tirs or early euuugh to d j much *lnm Dji*. The boil weevil is here now. A control hi, - i’ten e u d v u t widen bi*U fair t ■ h Id the weovll »;i clo ck, nt a l„A' n o t, while the lu tton makes. It pi,rtm| -* 'eresslul where tried last V.ar. al l n known ns the Florida ... itnpfoved method uf runtru!,*£»*« farm I, should . ‘■■‘tea, plate growing m.ltui. erried on or near the su rfate of the Woo*)., o f Atlanta, (la., to ntedst h* the old home ‘ at iPttsvill* . IP , for potato iiittl that, when on e introtiuc--eeh hrating’ Mr, H< Icy'** birthday, Al! I .trial. • DocOut.eil is survived l,y a ))(j jtl{u (jl0 .((j| [[ j,1{,y Remain ;*ciiv*< tong time fr. -in!.-. ht'diand, Fred Shlv.iuan, nb*t l.v a flir - , ..,Hi ■ i •' mi'i't I1,, >t*;i iiir William F. Snriinto*. ,,f The < l>. If *t. t, *|inl ,-;, r , Mr t i.-tl-.r.'. III. Mrs. Solrriii';- v.„. ., o' v *!: tm- *> ftb sporer (the *e*.t.lik, U,p,*o t ■b n -1 :*n woman tie ei, Uat Ii : Tb i, , ‘g and ^ipi*. no . ...letKe oi ihe di- , > and wiili great f,,riilude 1In' »*> . *P 1 Turin r. of TaP i 'a vUU-ie on its -kim "If •:"**(, h,f. *t ■ I'M *, r. !*' ■ *c. . , , t,„,c „ , ................ ■■■) i o - i tor, a*,:! Sm I U *;■ ■ r ' ,1 dg { 0,1 : o, v* iin | tin- uehool l liundav ‘ ' .utaiJl i this * uitiol dig w dl.W «ai*by iriwl unitittaldt*.'’ Dr, incioU of it, Lll-I i ,'g t,t<il afte r a ' a n 'u! ,n {,, ll!e I'ouniv agent ha:* and it |*r.:-tingv.<-l),-r ay-, lie . ..ntim **-.: W ,l.,p**htiv , f '- C c x c b b /L F v u c n . 6 i . u o m rite v l o r i i n c u n f Q lc tu r e el tin- (ireiuiscf, ui'iiioer of t a b himself a* far in;'possible, aho 11 inis**|tUir.fs-41 the seed. The ... i .. [ lit," hr. i* W• , n no I many improvement', of the *■,*t,‘ '• :’r ' t'*-' only too g'.'ul to !nuj| , n,| {>lt, tirntmen: will insure a i»l i‘ j' i hr . l-itr a I'a.gi cvplam the pi .a ipk of ii and help in ( |,..in crop as far as :.h is concerned.' M . a m Mi.*. A.. I*. Common', uj '" o . -nrs placed otir sehooi upon the liw praeticid carrying out of it. The T „ thbi Mrtth , hl. p„tatoes f..r two ,i-:ii!i!'.g the winter ■••■indited list ulni issued the Lake • sr -i, wan hullMilu nln, t this control art* very ,,pi,rH f,,.„ ui|i„ vo|uti.,a l.eft... : ii A. !'. I’i.l.tc.jji had their hi Ic taaroi* seined u certificate of stand, *. in' ilie -d -''ib atom. *).;r gettoral average* ih.*r and complete. The supply js |hl„ ti:1,, j repnre this by adding 1 <* *1*<* v ’6>*t* ' d v ' d v v * > * > « > ❖ « > y *t* *1**> *> *.ry limited for t:.c present, but any- „„ ;, . , , ; ' * I I I Oliot :»- IIIft,-. 1 1 Oi • ,,v'a pur Lent. Ve having T * *1• <*■v v v v #v * T * v < w T<-* tm.ir --r il! with lii I* 1 f 'l i l '- i by indy a poiiit and u <♦ <♦ ♦ > *1*♦♦♦ ♦ > *1*v ' 11 1 ' ckM .ie- cot , 1„ . U . . . i u a l l l . 1 -k re tta p o * t I., -i i*. th* Lo i -half. Hut giaduaten will mm be adtunr.-m he -*Jptdie.l with one if he will {„ H|fi.n„ y hack ami >ubm. .go ;ir d \ *j i F'M’- i '.*1 v . tu b 1 nt • (ted t j tin- F ted tm an clues of nay gue the ngetd his name. I t m ay „ hi5rtt-i (>f th e soJuUmu' A fter be Veil b*. added that no effort is helm: iug itu. ..i,!.,,,,., ;t ,1 f„r nvo hum i •• * •t Innue. i,111 | i|i<-- l 1,1 l.-l ' I mb • lund III the state without 1 \,11,'Uli Mibmei , d for tw imuli- to iurm tse the lo tion a*r.-age; the | iota tin s mil t>i dry. ‘t in ii i lit , . v Mn, h j > ii|,y y >vi ii*iit , Mr. T uiuer !» a most en only an effi rt to control Hie weevil .i.tid plant them. X'i 'it t e them in ib ir roriow. thusinstie man in h u work and vvherXherever ri-tton is to be planted. III Mr. ais| Mrs. 11. I'ommont. of ever tie enters the a ir Is literuilv ’Forty per rent formnldehydi no,. ) ; r,j we, i..llc; a t th* Kils- charged with enthusiasm . Teachers f" ' i! 1 believed th at O cmalier a m (1| Uim.',i float any druggivt. The and pupils n te alike spurred on by **.•*•. I'ctUi eared Jo^, ta tte r t-ultivut-jdiluterl solution can be Used several ..m :h htUi'e Stp,day. bey cTnit ftiuiW'f lefi vVedne-day for hi.- urns cnee and works. e-.', and better fcrtilf/eJ will bring «T|ijjc.'. l*ig**r net return. Tltc same author!- vt * rihto, hi hot.,i- Inv.’ii. sift* * "Mis-. 11arris, of Jacksonville, direr tif* of the’ Plant Hoard also wish to i t v.•» 'in a ; b- veil with reluun . tor in geuornl of the Modern Health PJIEVKNTION TH E REMEDY ( Mr-. R t I •*:■ ■ cried v,. l U) ,, ,,r (|)t. . discourage the {dilating of cotton in VGA INST TOMATO W ll.T Ill'll It.' .iiMl.l Ho e |.i'iv!ni>ty to a citrus grove c- ■>" 11 j, ■day : 1. i tt.«.*i . el m I*.lecil" crov.cr** iiir « ■ii,mm ,1 I,* , I »i \ i . i i H - 1-tf , t* »»i«l eft* tuiR}fi I I hr liiMt fit l.mgcrme grove on nnoalrt ,,r„ VMj,. a(r,(li„ t Ihe di.liger.- of the lul l , lift 1 i ll fif JfM reding in the i ottnu of I be t j fi* hU rli llt ulth < rusmlc work. known a# Will befori tv - • • •• ,■ «»• hrolieti . , okc„ Hilo m. . Sifiui I...* M r „ , ,-:nUortt .S i n | l h li{ A k f u () V * l,ltl ' ' l‘l‘a ir which, vvthii the «olts:i ^ |t, winter crops« arc are planted. { Imitcd. F . w k »'<•; wan “ *t»antrly of ment. dour and oth- ^ ^ ^ ^ n A 1* gone, attacks the citrus, causing at ^ f ort, planting the seed the seedbeds, according to G . ! " tftkflt. M .« . ^ a n t m ; , ^ H{>n „ J{ Sm|tl(> A bntes great damage. It will be rent-j ,,e M,.ri!ixed. m .................... ei,t Of Ihe Steele had M,me cmbo.ndei> work ei t fc d -n d th at the cotton stnincr Has',* \Vohcr, truckk „p ..l,sto ithrtlogi-t of the Mrs. Will Staf.'iird has lH urncd \* aura and thil.lv taken ui-o. No »hn*. ihowed up in this county during th is f F ,ut.jl!n Kxpcrimcnt Station, from Georgia, when die w as tailed rcaiort. itomemlu'r the d an g er of tlm "H e-istant ami early m aturing va­ h in iat to W H t-s ’’J r i ta i y the death of her loiter, .Mir. Junes. V l " t when planting your cotton. rieties should lie side.teil for the com Mr. Pluck and ft. • ItlOll e-timilble iag <top, hind sliouli! In selected i family have rem ov. ftout Lake ManTWn t m ilU N K D SP R AYS H B T T K R which has not grown tomatoes in the roe to He k IImom ik *vhere Mr: J IH W IIK N F S K D A L O N E •; -! tllii'i vi i ’s, mol all plai t , which HI*1*l> a -I *i,gage to tile gto. ei y bus V 1•r*■ <1 of i itru- today may use n show any iinlicntioa i f wilt shottlii C9 •ness. Th" *oinmumiy notes their de- **4 t-adumiuon spray for two ..f their 1k. ,,uI|,h| up n,„l bunud,** ate other ti.,rtuio with regret. a - t ‘eri«.u« etiemlta, a apruy which p, r , cu ti0ns poii.tcd out by Dr. WotiMt i. A. J. Purd'jti, of Jiukr.ouville, ♦> Mr. and Mrs. \V_. A. Tulli# vvere L . moved effective and advantages. ,.r whu lllj(fS| "ft,, jiprny „r fertilizer i - Tjft s visiting relative* liyre.. . U% »_-=*-»■ r-r-3 --# ou- m many ways, ^ can save a plant lii.'.t allows symp- vinitor* iin.Oriam lo Saturday. Dan Talbott and Don Lake spent Mrs. E. E. Hrady assisted by Mrs.; Thi is hordcsux-oil emulsion, It toiit:> of the disease because the genus I, H, jtinkol ijntertaftHnl with n card ' ’i.tuiilny nt Daytona Hepeh fishing. | $4 i* made by combining regular Imr- are-already in the sap and are thus .Mrs, ilartow Maim is recovering: J party at tltc* Library F riday evening. dFoux mixture and an oil em ulsion.)carried to all putts of the plant, relUietdy a fte r ait opi r.itioitvfor nppentiiThere were six tables of players T ut™ ... it. i f t i i * _ « . lb" bordenux contrula .th e disease:*: jrardli-ss of titty spraying or fertiliza The l.ongwood nnd West Imogwou*! " l ,h ‘' ^ n a l.b L a u g h to n hospiknowii as scab and mclanojte, and the timt.” tat. Old S ettlers Assorialliin will hold their ’ nil rontrols scale insects. 'S pecialists Tom ato wilt is common in Florida Miss Mollie Shudby is i cnvnleseent <’f the Florida Experiment .Station and causes great losses being consid­ annual reunion at thu iflirary Jutui aftu r n .-evere spell of pneumonia. acJ the S tate Riant Hoard of Florida ered the w orst disease of tin* tom ato ary 2Dtli. Mr. mid Mr*. George I eVignv nndj <1* bite that it is much b etter than in many tomato growing districts of INCRHASK WATERWAYS family were visitors In Orlando S a t­ the two u-cd separately. | the state. 11oca use it is subject only cided urday. llil' TT»*' AnxiM’I iIni t'ritax) I hey nay that the main advantages! to preventive measures, it is very difII. F. Phipps was an nut of town WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.—Routing •t,-i f i t it spreads more evenly, (2) firult to control. The fungus which visitor Friday. and a l| position, even the hom e lead­ nmains itj suspension longer. (3) a d - 'causes the disease lives In the soil T. P. Lewis served oil H,*' grand ers, the rivers and harbors blue today hiri-i tu the sprayed foliage better, from one season to the next, which jury of Seminole county last week. overrode both the budget and the np. >V <U i- les* injurious to tender foliage makes crop rotation n e ’essary. To­ Mrs. -t. S. Dlnkel spent the day in prpprlntions commit tees .and incrcnx- * matoes should be |dui:ted *ut “ sick than oil emuhdnn alone, (."ri the' nil Taft an the gu, l *>f Mrs, Hardaway. e*l the w aterways item in the Army d'K-* not separate from the emulsion soil only onto every four years. E. L. Diukel and W. Hine.tu were hill from ?37,0t!ii,(HHl to ?Sn,r.3o,000. if1 hard w ater «« with some o f the oil transacting buatpesx In Coleman last POISON YOUR ( ’AHHAGK The vote was tnki n a fte r one of the *tnuUions, (ii) Ih e combined spray WORMS Tuesday. storm iest sessions of .th e present . f * but attack the mctnl p arts of thu C ertain worms will vat your n»l>- A. It. Snndiing, of Leesburg, was a house. Unable to agree on n tim e for Mnaycr ns bordeaux alone does. bttgts, whether you grow them com­ visitor in town Sunday. debating the Hein the house taearnc Rnrdcnfix-oll emulsion m ay be made m ercially or more Iy for homo use. Mi-s Olivo I Unite I nt tended th e im patient for a vote and the speakers, • t home easily omj cheaply, nnd for Hut there is no reason why you can­ Urn hmntiinnff concert nt Daytona onj intruding-Representative Mondvlb HeR'i- purpose the following ,directions not feed- the-w orm s a little poison Muittluy evening. ‘ puhlkatt leader, and C hairm an Mnd« t Offered by 0 . F. ’D uiger aitiV F. M. and make th eir' period of cabbage* •Mr. ami Mrs. Hall, of _ Leesburg,; dun of the apprapraitions committee fi llyrnn. p t the al,ovo nieutiuncd in- eating Very brief. were callers in town Thursday, were interrupted by dem ands for it riitutiorisV ‘ ** *i.i George Smith and F. T. Neimyer vote from all over the hoiife. The mu­ Lead or calcium arsenate or Paris tton for the jnemute, ntiido by Chair­ Dissolve liluestone in a barrel at Green ia sure death* tu the cabbage vjsited Orlando Snturdny. Word has been received o f tltc death man Dempsey, of the rivers and h ar­ ♦ > l l ..*, i t . __________ .i " _______ >.. : .1 fta rate of I pound to 1 gallon of worm and ia recommended for this of Mrs. Hooker, mother of Henry bors committee, wa;* adopted 152 to purpose by J. It. W atson, entontoiov atcr. To do th»at tie the blues to no in 11 S9ck an J - suspend near the gist of the Florida Experiment Stn- Hooker. Mrs. Hooker had been an ill- •14 after the bloc had forced Ihe house to shut off debate. •urtare of th ( wnUsb. .# Hon. Put 1 pound of lend arsenate valid for several years. A hartter shop has bcch opened |n ■Hake the.Festf grade' of rock little into rat gallons of w ater; add from fi Why do we ilo 73 per cent of t h t i V " ‘'tiHuhle in jttat the right amount of to 10 pounds of cnuslie whale-oil or the Schumnn building and will |>e open long «li3tBtico • hauling of Seminole; )Ie v%,♦ to the public Mondays nnd Thursdays. fish-oil soap as a sticker and spread­ *'ater to slake it thoroughly, adding «= tt » / Pulilishod hy the Sattfnrtl Ihlih-U kiuld .In j:a-uuur^liun\it There will be services both at* tho County? Anx.: Hecause xvc do n'"rc water until the total am ount er; boil a few minutes In order tijat ik h t^ a t-U io -rig h L -p ri. \ with the American Af&ocintion of A liver Using ARcncies / . u?*d e*|uais in gallons the number of the powder ami roap m{iy go i”10 80’ Hhptist and C hrist Church Sunday, --- t QUICK SERVICE TRA N SFER. lutton. Spray with any .good spray­ F und* of linte used.' ’1' ^ a. a a .a a '▲ Red Snapper nnd Sea Hass Steak Fhonu 498. 241-T h-Fri-SaU fc In mixing bordeaux, rem em ber to ing machine, preferably a power ma­ >♦♦♦4** *;* ♦% ♦♦♦♦♦♦*> ♦> a t Stone’s M arket, 327 Snnforil AveT T , '?.%iu T iF ‘aft«»tn}tcd tvolution* chine. *^ 231—ttc The Herald, 16c per week, delivered I-ead or calcium arsenate may bo m le, ■ ‘aftth cr; tLf. ruftui th e 'b ur ‘bordeaux. The Young1R ajah1 Supported by Wanda Hawley At Ihe princess Theatre, Fiiiiav and Saturday, TutvT v 19th and 20th f '] L! £ One great fact must be re­ membered by those who have made the decision to advertise. The advertising* plan must lit the business to which it T ap­ plied. I here are no ready-towear advertising plans; each one must be tailor made. • into his hands for increarTtghfs volume.and speeding up Ids turnover. I/joking at the niattei in lids light, he will bend eveiy efftirt to co-operate, with the advertising and seek to make it nay him additional profits. The purpose oF advertising is Advertising is not a form of ^ to increase business and NOT to pei petua! motion that goes on V relieve any one of his arduous forever without human assist­ The manufacturer’s ance. The biggest problem any j i duties salesman who regards adver-'* man has to settle after he has Using as a substitute for his determined to advertise, and de­ own efforts lias missed the HOW to advertise, is this; point. Mis efforts are needed 1low can I use my advertising so more than ever to support the as to get the most out of it? advertising and put it across. Without close-linked co-opera­ Ilis reward is larger sales. tion it dissipates its force into air. Likewise, the merchant who chooses HI the advertised brands H) It must be hitched on to a because they are soft and easy business properly. Then it must sc mg,, has overlooked the cs, t . .... „ * Pll be utilised witn mtelligence. sential idea. Certainly they sell . ww easier; but this is not the big imWhen these conditions are fuh 4 ♦♦♦ portant truth. Rather, he should ^ ^ a 1JC wor c ^ol which there is no efficient sub­ see that the manufacturer’s ad­ stitute. vertising is an instrument put f T y ■fi ’ Mp"ay*" ____ __ . � 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 20, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 20, 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 20, 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/02922e89e7430e7f91abf60dd260b674.pdf 988f9a955d303962db7b6acdeaf18cd4 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 254 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 19, 1020 VOLUME IH Market Bureau Is Established For The Season J. II. EVERS W ILL HAVE OKI-H I IN* CHAMBER OF COMMERCE UNTIL IIK IS ENTIRELY BOOM FROM ATTACK OF G R IPPE Sanford will again have the bene-' TO AUTIIOm ZK OFFICIAL MK IIKESIIIP ON REPARATION'S , COMMISSION MANAGERS OF MINES* AH RESTED FOR NOT DELIV­ ERING COAL ORDERED Illy The Va.urlnlril I'r r i.l WASHINGTON’, .Ian. Hh—Action on resolution of Senator Robinson to 'au th o rise official membership rep ar­ ations commission again deferred .by) L senate foreign relations committee which decided to ask the State Pc. „ partm ent for further information rc*’ garding activities of present Muff of unofficial observer* with the rotund*- Of Rhineland Were Taken Over Making Complete Ring Around Territory City Commissioners Decide on Asphalt For First Pavement ('Olif.BNZ., Jan . 1 'J.— Five French chief inspectors took over the custom s districts of lthinelnnd, m aking n com|ilct« ring around the territo ry . The uim- will l>e done in a few day* in Ruhr. The inspectors seized the cus­ tom' funds forest* and coal taxes. KSSKN, Jan. l!l.— Report* m u lling K«st-n today showed th at the occupyjr.g fotces were olitnining at least a A part of the fuel for which they came.* has in.addition to the 12. car* of coal held l«*t« up .i! the limits of the occupational hen lone, 1 1 barge loads were seized at brei Duislierg and sent to* Mannheim. A ic?. huch as the Essen citizens are grieved j{ ever these ie|Htrts and their heart win appaii-otly are sorriest tonight over had the iali'M order of the Franco-Bel- sev< riatt military authorities forbidding ^ the singing of “ Die Wftcht Am Rhine.’’ v;j|4 Anybody heard singing thin onj? sutT ii "Di utschlond Ulmr A11i*h" is liable tua punishment of 200,000 mark* tine , j uj , or six inonthN' imprisonment. This is , „ rcarded as almost the last straw , Ite- W;i p rami the ntinurs particularly love to < ^ Thi ..une penaltie* ari -provided f<-r liirplayuig any gind of n flag, v h eth rr the national color* or otheiw ise. or for wearing any kind of buttonhole) Insignia. These restrictions arc said CAPITOL GOSSIP CONFIRM I'D IN LATEST REPORT FROM TALL AH ASH FfE , WONDERFUL SOLOIST .A] MAN -OF CHEAT PP.il SON A LIT V .Merger Advantages Laid Before 1. ( KSSKN, Jan. 111.—A general strike of freight railwny myn through the Ruhr di«lrict is expect* I tin - aft»rlUMin, orders for a strike having la-on received from Berlin this morning. Plr.-lk t « e t h III song. lit of the U. S. Bureau of MitrkeU. It \n»# thought a t one time that owing I \\ to the lack of sufficient fund* that I the governm ent would discontinue the (iut bun-mi of m arkets hc*e, hut thanks I wjii to our representatives in Wuxhiuglon and to the requests of local people the bureau will nguin he established heie and the grow ers have the bi-iu-* flt* of the samp. The Chamber, of Commeree hns graciously divided to* nuiiw tlu bureau sp ate in the* room occupied by the secretary and J. It. Kversihas arrived in the city to take) charge of the btltViiti and will lit-ginl his reports n e s t M ondnv^ This will l*e good new * to the gtew ­ ers anil the buyers and all who ate in the business of glow ing and - hipping 1 vegetable*. The govei nine’.'tt bureau gives in t the ‘ authentic it-furmatoin every day at noon front telegraphic i eports coiniiilcd by the goveiupicnl representative here and mnil» the reiinitj lit ail the groWei • and ‘hand­ out copies all nround th- city to those most interested. The report i also publish­ ed i>- the lluilv Herald and is Mime .* WASHINGTON, .Inn it*; AchantI a r eon* imp* t< of a pi* due merger -a tlo tin at N'ortlieiu ami i hit ago, Miiwaltbvi .V St. Paul rail roads were 'inn I laved liefiue tin- In tersta te font* Harvey’s Visit to nu-rce l ‘«uoini*Mnn yesit-iduv by gen11. S. Occasioned by eral offit tails >>f the N orthern I'm ifie Debt Negotiation S system. V. tin- same tim e tin- wit n«-*«.»•« tnainot'iied tlu- no-itiun tuai Ml* I !»•* Vaanrlnlrd I'rraal puiili- and iin p u ir.tr uitcrc-iti would V\ ^SIIINGTU.V, Jan. I '. \nil-cs- hi la-.i.*etved if tile nuumi»«ion could * dnr llaivi-y who hue Iteen a guest find It possible to i'l-bidi- '.h«' Gleat til the While H o u se ■ahrev January*-, Nuithi-iii, Noitin-rn I'm ifii. mid < hi left kite last night for New York. Although no definite .stati oletll was made, it was indicated that he might • IS.s'Ji’ iciai.! to W ashington some linti next .'eel; before leaving for his London I I'itlxF GIHtW Vl.KVOl S AS NO AGREEMENT IS REACHED A T IA IS A N N K III* - T k r ‘.M t ii r li i lH I 'r r ^ v i LAUSANNE Jan. :v :; , .xn.l the ' *• Id' .'I •' e .1 1 • saa j..ili y vu y,,, on n„ umr-nl to Wilhelm I in a downtown square. A* soon as tire m ilitary olTi- j rials spied the floral piece* honoring Tarpon Springs flUmnrck they ordered them removed j Holds Celebration by a Ggrman policeman. of Epiphany LONDON, Jan. IP.—The Germ an government is sending a confidential Only City in United Slate* Where »ni«.don to Iaindon to request the Bri­ Such Celebration i* Held tish government to m ediate between France nnd Germany, says n dispatch I l ly T k r A »«orlN lrd This to the Times from Essen. village is decorated with Greek and WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—The It- American colors anil filled with visi­ slian government, it was staled last tors in cVlebration of the Greek cross night in well informed circles in re f­ day. It is snid to he the only place erence to certain published reports, is in the country where Epiphany ceicnot negotiating with the French gov­ hrntion is held. ernment with tho view of sending any Mr. and Mm. E. W. Pngcl, of Tam ­ ttwp* to the Rhineland in place of the Americaij troops w ithdraw n re­ pa arrived In the city yesterday for a cently. In tho samo circles denial wns brief visit. *ln» made of published reports th at Italy wn* contem plating sending i» sary by the German policy of passive high minister to Coblenz. resistance. In well-informed diplomatic circles, PARIS, Form al discus­ R in exj.luincd that, while Italy does sion of Germany's request for n mor- not intend formally to withdraw her •torium. which wns . to hnve begun present co-opcration in the Ruhr tomorrow in the reparation coinmis- movement all Mussolini's efforts arc ‘-ion has been postponed for n few i being directed toward nil agreem ent d*ys and it now seems probable thnt between Get many atl<J Fropce which, initial consideration of the question would make cxetnsU>«*^rvilitt>ry op­ w'll not come up until next week. erations unnecessary. Holy has re­ Among the most im portant rc-as- quested (hat an Italian plan, yet un*'n* “dvanced for this delny is the re­ revcalctl, he discussed a t the same liably reported effort on the p a rt of time as the French plan, when the Italy to a rra n g t a compromise be­ commission takes up the qu.-sUort of tween P*j;i. g jtf R erU n-iitA J U lg -a * g ra n tin g -a jnoraturium , an d -F ran ce is Itelieved to have consented to this. mc,ITator of tho present dlfflcultios. Although Italy approved the French England. It is pointed out in an a u ­ t policy of ecqpomic seizures in the thoritative quarter, would look with Ruhr valleg, |TIs now clear thnt Pro- Interest on Italian intervention In tnier Mussollno does not spprovc of tba present situation, but would be 0 extensive.military operations th at strongly Intliood t<» rcmnin.out uf any . . th« French declare were made nyces- po»»ihl« iomj)iontU^. lie seeking to wear the othei «»ut. I lie Turks, a* Oriental*, |day a good hand at thiH game, but Ismet I'a-ha be­ trayed some tincuiine*' 'today that lie might be operplnying hi* hand. Tlte head of the Tuil.i h delegation sent his seeix-ta.y an u n g the aew*pa|iel csiri-npiitidciit“ to e if any­ body knew anything nliout an alleged statem ent l>> I md *'inzoii picduting the ioilup.-e in' ihc eonfeienn- and de seriliiug tin- possibilities of -ogling pern e ,rs absolutely hnpele-s. Nobody whs aw are of such a state­ ment, hut the British spokesmen have been openly pc-.dmistie it ml this has reached the ears of the Turk*. As secretary of 'foreigh alfairs, Lord t'u r/o n feel* he would like to re­ turn to Dindop a’a soon a* possible, «*.*perinlly in view of the numerou* prob­ lems now surrounding European af- TO M EET IN TAMl'A Tllt. .V paiiore of Mr. Harvey . •i iiietl v. ilh that of the British debt irnim issioii which left Washington aiii-,: Tin- dy\ liltin g rm p h .i-u ti­ ne h lit I thill tin i 'il'tlis.iilm vt- 1• Wash-ngtoii i>a - iieciiMoned p i m my by the debt negotiation*. During his stay here, however, lie in* diacuxscd .European qurstions Of Governor H a r d e r and Will lie Drought Refore Session of I.cfflfllnlure T ' T.I.AIIAS'SKI*:. .Ian. \ X — T1u> Corthi -r.tir.g M-*sii>n of the legislature will be asked to provide fur the np* poinfiuciit of an additiim.il justice of .t-* -*-ti- suprim e court. Attorney General ll-vei Buford declared in n si.. -T i nt jc -li iilay. If su-"h pruviion :: innde. the r.ttoil.ey general :— •111*- I n o . tliere i alivady cunstit iiii.-ii.il and legislative authority un'" 'i 'i'g m u 1 1 ' w ,in 1,1 !i r w hl< i the mpreme court eould '1* vm k m in 1'iom-, it m-ccsanry, or liio.-i* " I- i *1- ti .is* face ol tin film I inti a,: un£ iiutiy. -gei Sun-lay yg will Should tit- legislature a it fnvormated *••*t •• of iiiific whuli I' su p p o rt alil; uii the m easure, the court would ' 1 by a por-nn diky that radiate* i hi i ni- •itu ted a it was prior to IP12. ■ ii!, .'».nbl\ *1 iii* -n tn l.tif in u tag iu u I'ln I t 'l l i'--iou .provided for n-court • ■*'• ■• 1 'I ^ i iiom* vain nf -i m.-mlH-fM' in view of the int’ on <*.'•! iiiiiin-ss. pcnding retirem ent of Judge t \ It. | ,-huiili t-vlrml- n vety h c .n l, Paikhilf, the sixth member. invitation to i ’n- people i f the til; I*c lining that for the past few * f.,- ,|-->ti i. !* to enjoy ijte lituni •.mili* has iu-i-n lni|H>saible for the .,j ,n n m wealth o ' a in -t . eo.n; tu keep abreast of It* r\e in re- dug Wnint-M, the attorney g 'ii* .il said; “ I apprehend th at the I need of Hits legislation U not ful­ ly rru lh c d l»> a great many people, ami that there Is real need for such }i'i;i hit inti |n he brought to till- attl-nliot. of ltie memhci* who,are to compn- tin tiii-t'i hit •'ession of the leg- . ' .'..i v "f writing o|.!nI \ *»>t « 1*11 M*f! <ii wi'o i >* whete written opinv. o . si a ri ''-1 ) i- tirday li> the execu- iur.. appear to Ik- nhsnlptcly necea* in session lp-re, and sary has been adopted by the court, j Hire I'uinmlttce, _ the 'aimounevmettl of eommittces uttd M Buford Mtatnl that the docket at i officer* of each division is i-vpei ted this tim .' is in’ a ire u is approximately ST. I'ETERSBUItG. Jan . Ilk - Am lilt l i e- nu.rc IIm h n t.lh is lime a tu he made today or Saturday erica's Iw.-t* hursi sime pitchers a n year ug •. The innsfitutional amend* Tin -iii-n divmions planned nregathering here for tile fifth Itoimiil Hunt riitilled lr.*t Novemltar provides tinri rtamrnt tlurlng the week of Feb Biokcr*, mortgugii and fiuuiKt-. n»bf.n tlte relief of congealed circuit ■itary I'.uh. when i . ihIi prizes amount dixision*, loiiu lamb, pioperty man*docket*, Mr. Ibifi-rfl explainvd, and bgemeut eiiies ami country Th. it g *•» k.'.f'tHi will he awarded ued the itii- will -i«-ie to make the crowded no 1i"f .I eh iHi|iH'tt-l)i|i w ill lx derided jil.fliosi- '*1 In*- dl' IM'Hlr I-. Iii ef'ilbl' i i k c i of the Mipn-me court more pro|-i..t.k l.iin d iii, preSen tilth holder, those real ••stale men inti rested in notmeed. . ■it New London, la., ha* c n tc ie d tfn- m Uiii npcviul p!tn»e of the liusine.- to Ttrtcing the UKcrnire-in tin- numls-r uttriul meeting* relating striitly tu lilee I. of case* reaching the stiprtnje court th at plune. Mr. Buford.'asserterl that a few year* MACHINE GI'N k’OSII’ANY ago «l would have la i n considered a KX-8 KNATOH DAItlD ‘ I.FAVK 8 .BASTROP TODAY: large m indxr for one term, while O F *T Al.lw\1l ASSKF. now- tin- miniiMr* run* into the hunTROUBLE BELIEVED OYP.U • IHFrt IN NEW YORK dredt. t ’rimlnal ca-es alone exceed Mt case - per term, lie stated. . "I'cople xvho hnxs- litigation in the court;- are entitled to have *uch lltlgntiiui di*|Mned of ami llnally adjudi­ cated w ithout unreasonable delay," Mr. Buford'* statem ent continued, “and th ey cannot enjoy thi* privi­ lege attics* adequate machlnary Is aupplied to perform hto judicial fungjion , imident tu the final adjudication of j *urh litigation. "Not only are litigant} and lawyer* SEAMEN DISMANTLE BRORKIN AITOINTED Al. ESTATE MEN j entltlisl to have th e benefit of the NAVAL HKAI'I.ANK COLONEL BY IIARDKF. FORCED DOWN AT MIAMI opinions of the co u rt enunciating the W ll.L CONCLUDE principle* of law Involved In litiga* ON HIS STAFF MEETING TOMORROW lion, h u t all citizens of the Mate arw •f i r T )i* A m i m I i I M p r f t a l l l l v T li> A M o r l i l f i l l* f f M 1 Itied t '* have t h i benefit of «uch JACKBONVILLB. Juru i n . T h o TALDAIIASSKK. Jan. 19. Coverr Opinion* for tholir guidance and welcommittee reports constructed the on- nor llnnlce appointed Col. W. 0 . Bro’ fare In like transaction*." Iv business for the Natoinal Associa- rein, of lam pn, a member of hi* stafT 1 .T h is-u n d e r prvseqt condition* he lion of Rent EAtnte hoards a t their with the rank of- U eu ten atn Colonel, d iil.u til to be impo**ihle. session ihls morning. An rffo t'w a s Bmrein is president of tho Soqth U n ­ being made to clear <bc calendar of all ridu Fair and Gnsparilla ru rn jv n t and |||, T b r ,\ ..e r l* « r a I 'r M O ORLANDO, Jan . ll».—'The annual convention of Episcopal minister.* for the South Flordin diocese closed here at noon yesterday afte r accepting tho invitation of the Tampa delegates to HOMESKEKBRS* R A TES­ F o il UNITED STATES in e rt in thnt city n ex t Jnmmry. The - TO STATE OF FLORIDA church which held its annual meeting in conjunction with the convention • . t i t ) T h r t im o r ln l.d I ’ r r s a ) ulso voted to meet next in Tampa! JACKSONVILLE, Jan . IP.—An ef­ f o r t o b t a i n hom eseekers' rn tes to RUM S im * BURNS upply to the entire United S lates will --------n r r ’n^Trnw fm edTfirrssT ;* H IG H LA N D S.'N . J., Jan. IP.—A of real estate board association adopt■tea mtmwk-r, hellovcd, to ho n unit .ing a resolution this- m orning instrucof the rum fleet hovering off the New ing the hom eicck cn ’ ratc\p u m m ftte« Ji rii-y coast caugBt Arc yestcrtUy and to make representation* to rail execu­ burn oil to the w ater’s edge. Another tives of tho in terstate commerce com­ small steam er wit* ween to break nwuy mission to have tho rates i‘c c»tahfrom the fleet and rescue the* crew. SUCCREB3 -DONAHUE ONE MORE WEEK tinker in the shop who is an expert in this line aiyl when il conn* to '-UtnIng out hot rolls and pastries he U ; there. If you w ant the best bread anil *wunt to keep your health egl half hack, will he P itt*’ aw istants, Sanford Maid bread made in Sanford Tba U erald. 16c per wreak, delivered. hy u Sanford Man and booster for the greater Sanfonf. Suliscrihe for the Sanford- Dally Have you reed tho want Herald, and’i e t All the New*. �THE SANFOHI) DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY IK, J028 PA G E SIX Mian Helen O'Mnrn of Jackson, Mich., is the guest of her dialer MfxW, -NV. I’ottor. Ihe Princes Mias Inez Banner, of Tam pa, is'Hie attractive house guest of Mra, Al­ ka fca ka ttq t a | F air and warm er fred l.ilja. - *' And line w eather to prevail all this Mr. and Mrs. John.M cUch have as their house guests John McilZeh nnd Frnnk Ijinncr, of Hecnucus, N. J . For Florida: Fartl; tonight und Friday or in north and coni lion tonight. 115 E ast First Street----- 4--------- Phone 104 Miss Helen llcerlmwer of N who is spending the w inter in Oi do, Is the attractiv e guest of Lucy Ityrd Smythe. Thursday—M rs. Ralph Wight will en* • tortuin the members of the Tuesday Auction bridge club. . T h u rsd a y - itnnce for member: of the Elks club. Thursday—Sectional conference of Section Seven of F. F. W omans Club a t S u n n is ( lob. in Oi'amlo. F rid a y --Mina Annie Hawkins will m tcituin th e mendier* »f the B<«ik le v e rs ’ Club. Friday Mrs. Raymond K>-y will en­ tertain the members of the KentWalker bridal party at her bona following the rehearral. S aturday—Kent-W nll.er nuptials at the Congregational church a t sis o'clock. Saturday — Mrs. E. F. Householder will cn tn rtain the niemls-m *>f tie* * laicky Ttrirteea llralge Club a: u o'clork. Saturday -M rs. Ed. Minnrlk will en tertain at an informal leeeption at her home on Mayivl nv me, for tb*' Kent-W alker luidnl paily and, out of town guest*. S aturday—Mrs. S. K. B oirett wil en­ tertain the members of the Every were elieeli Week bridge club at her Imme or curating n pretty part Magnolia avi-ltue at 2:15 .p. in. TOM MOORE Optom etrist-Optician Phone 110 —Opi»- I*. ° - Tomorow night, the Chamber of Commerce will have their regular night m eeting at the Valdez hotel, (load m eeting nnd good time for cv­ Red Snapper ar.d Sea Bass Steal at Stone's M arket, #27 Snnfyrd Ave 1 -ttc i Red Snapper nnd Sea Bass Steal: Mr. and Mis. Sam VouiiU announce at Stone's M arket, 227 Sanford Ave251. ttc the birth of n daughter, Saturday, ,oo. January 0th, who lias luen named Barbara Jean. If you have a S A F E or a PIANO tn ove, and want it done safely, call u sin g 's QUICK SERVICE TUANSKit, and h a w it done ns you want it no. Phono IDS. 241-Th-Fri-St-t.V The Daily Herald, 15 c pt>r week. R O U TH BAKERY Next Sunday is the regular in ert­ ing Sunday of tin Engineers, but in ­ stead Of m e e t i n g at the regular place, the m eeting will be held at the K. of C hall lit the corner of Unk and Hlh Street: This tem poraly change was made in order to accommodate an oth­ er order of the city, they needing a larg er hall for liti:: one m-ciision. Re The Women'* Auxiliary of the Pres­ m em ber—K. of C. llalh tlak and hlk. byterian church will have n reception this coming Sunday. in honor of Or. E- I>- Brownlee nnd Or. Hulehinson of China, Monday ev­ ening ut the home of Mrs. II. R. Sto­ len* on P ark. Ave. •uuulm, Colds Hronchiils, Hoarse ness and Tin oat Irritations PRESCRll*TION DRUGGIST THE RECALL STORK MtKaaafefiffi! 1 Stare in Florida 10 Store.'! itt Georgia The Subscription Bridge P arty M-hedoled for Monday night at the » ouotiy d o b bn < been po*t|M>ncd until '1 m -■ day night. Till* was done on account of the reception nl the Presbyterian Manse on Monday night. All those In­ tending to attend the bridge p a rty will please tnKe note. 2 ;>2-lltp Daily Fashion Hint Members of the Vatican rce who fought in the late . dere denied the privilege decorations conferred upon c Italian goveriiment. Daily Fashion Hint altim . mil loead andwichiM, oiin , mini ami hot ih w o late with from Ihe arches wt»w wicker baskets j whipped rienm . were served. filled with pink roses uml fern . Pol­ Among the guests were Mrs. Sidled palm* and French b.rrkets of cut flowers were also artistically tiro 1. Rive, M - K atherine Wilson, Miss ]n the receiving line were Mis. 1. Mm in Phillips, Mis* lm tie Cnbl!„ Dumas, Mrs. NV. T. l.-mgley, Mi«- well, Mr*. H airy . Kent, Mrs. Henry Fnrm cr, Mrs. A rthur llnxzijnl and N. II . M ri. A. NV. Flits, Mrs, II. Mrs. c. T. Pi;ml. Mr . Dumni wore Lehman, Mi- * Ida G ray, Mrs. Stella n* eoatume of blaCk georgette ovi r A rrlrgton,' Mrs. J. I- Boynton, Miss white satin and trimmed with jot. Sara Muriel, Mites Mary Zachary, Mrs. ' Mr*. Ijingley's becoming frock wn- E. J. Moughlun, Mra. J . K. Moughton, of brown crepe du chine, trimmed M isi Mary Dual., Mis* Mary levin, Ague* Berner, with hands of fur. Persian design, Mu . A. K. Key, Mi g ie tii Itu h.inara eieja- fitsliioued Hie Mr . Ted Wo than, Mrs. M. Minarik, rn is rl frock worn by Mn-s Farm er; Mi l. H arry lleeretr, Mi«* Marie Burwith this sin- won* a sand colored lat- kebile, Mr*. J. C. Mulcblnson, Mi** feta hut. Mrs. K axuird'a costume wo ­ Mai jot it-, Krtipp, Mrs. S. O. Siiinsbol• of blue Canton crepe embroidered, n-r ami Mir:> IL ; ir.ina Lelimaii. Comedy Friday nnd K.tturdny—ltudolph Valentino, Wanda Hawley and C harlra (*glc, in "The Young |(a- b u t D elicio u s John Meiseli, Jr., and bis eo Frank I juiiot nnd .John Mcifrh of Ketiiut-lis, N. J . left yeUeldu Miami nnd other place* of intcie tiie east coast. W, take this opportunity til espies* nut In-artfelt tha-ihi to nolghbnr* and rtie.w wen- tiled i.i ii loose leaf note friends who r.o kindly assisted Mra. bool, and p iem n u d to the bride elect Chirk in every way. Mr. and Mrs. NV, A. Bradley, for future reference. Eugleville, Ct. The sent of hnnor, l»cautifuliy deco­ rated in gold ami violet, was placed under an a rd i in the living room, nod following ihe contests the hnnorec "slioweied” with niiioy lovely gift., from a daintily diuor.ited parawidth bail I* oi • i**iH-iidfil o ic r - Wheh you’re Just lungin' to lJ- « m an aiyl rolks say you jes' tol'ifble; when you've seen your dad a n J big bro th er killed in u feud, \lh ea you c ra b y o u r gun to go-geltum. And your mountain mother,Iwho still thinks you’s hgr b a b y >and w ants i«i keep you for herself, throws herself «t your feet; then don't a Toiler need a friend. Also a Torcliy •ned to Sanford and is , R. Walton,, representing the Un­ tim e a t his grove on iversity of Florida in the drive for the now recreation building ia in th< city on u tour of inspection nnd get represented here ting ready for the work. • P. Crews, R. — v and J. L. ShuRolrcrt Hinea is home front a tri| jt«> Virginia where lie nnl! Mrs. Him? — | visited her fath er nnd m other durlni Montelairo, N'. J .,jth e holidays. Robert camo home b; yesterday for a nilto nnd Mrs. Hines will come lute egistered a t the oll the train . , SOCIAL CALENDAR ’ R ich ard K arlh elm csi u b e r i o r / c /? T e r t s 'e s Making the tourists feel like the;/ . D. B. Hernlgnn is in the city on are in a real Floridn. business for the A. C. I*. K. It. and is ,T h c checker players are having stopping a t the Montczunla. some great tournam ents in Kiwnnls Park. N. If. Hill of Columbia, S. the guest of his daughter Mrs And the KiwanU Club jhould get Houser. • them some horse shoes th at the “SlipA rthur iainfon. ami R. lh Sturges per S U nnners" can got to work. ;re among the n n ivnls here yester— £ from New Y ork. I’n t Johnson, u . ------------j of Kissimmee nnd S. M. Stephens of lak elan d spent j owner of th at pin e day here yestordny attending to yesterday attending circuit court. isines.-c, . ---------------The derricks at the new PylestorMC. and Mrs. W, Ruff of Jackson- Rrumloy building are g etting Into lie thrived in the city yesterday nnd plare today for the beginning of the e stopping a t the Montezuma. steel fram ework to go up immediately First Qunlily— Low Pricea I.OVKLV 111(1 D(iti PA One of the ino-l d< Ugh1 events of the w i.k wa« ( party given \e*ti iday i- 1 the Sanford Country Club, I Theodore Ijillgley nnd Mi. . Dumas, honoring thret cha itor*. Mrs. C. T. Pund, nm tliur Hazznrd of Augusta Miss Anne Earl Farm er of S. C. There were eigliteei —— T O N I G H T __ ** Il-U 115 tr u n a a k u a g u a ta w M u a B a u B is a * Lutlii's' Rest Room SALES AND SERVICE A Complete Slock of Paris Buy a Hupp and You’ll Save Money r/vcr.»- ; i ’. " (d with l rown and rm u ' . ■'v / u h t ; ro|-cr *t>bi to t' r : i i. 'I I c «Icc \ t s may b e t L i »!;> ;bc ,* v i\ if | lefcnml. am U hiiuI wiili a ki: ■lold of sc|Hlj.’t«:nal to cutrnixmd with tku slasnol from and r-ocUta. Medium lire rvouirw !<’5t-ineh material, wjtli 1 ywtd First model: Pictorial Review Dreu No. ryt66. Sires, 6 to 14 year*. Price, ^ S »x o iid M o d e l: l tress S o . 9484 . S jzes, 4 to 10 ye a rs. P tic c , j o cents. . D a t in �BBOStv ggg^ ly *r■‘V fiSKr.f EFW ' • . ".: (, . *-• -* i*=*%.,-*1 1ff»x?’i£gpj~=if~riT£~‘ PAGE TWO TIIE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 192.1 T CONDITIONAL PARDON running monthly disbursem ent. The by the people of tho north ox w'cll.j P n v t. w arran ts ore now so mailed from Itobert B. 1,00 was one of tho reallyi 1 l U M ™ 1 U J 3 MADISON, W is, Jnn. ID.—A con­ the com ptroller’s offico th a t they ditional pardon wus granted Grace great men of bis time ami like Lin l ulillahrd »»rrr ,tlrr« iH « M rrv i reach the pensioner by the first of I.usk, W aukesha school teacher con­ d at at *!•«■ llrraW llalldlaa. HIT coin ami W ashington and Wjlaun and Maaaalla 4«f» Waalard, Kla.____ each month. All proofs required by victed of second degree m urder in ether great Americans he bad none of law are provided for ’on the back of 1018, by Governor John .1. Blune, in The Herald Printing Co. the hate and rancor In his heart to ­ the w arrant, and the recipient by np- order, he said, to save her life. She ward any who had differed with him. r i iii.m ii:iii IN NIK PAS1 II HAS h \ ( EEDKt) penring before a bical officer, may is in a hospital at present. Miss L usk A Virginian b y birth, Itobert K. Lee i:d ll« r THAT A.MOl NT HUT Old) n. j . i i o i . i .v casii his paper with ns little trouble convicted of killing Mrs. David Hub­ . r r r . l . t l ' T r r a . u r r r carried through liffc those traditions S . J. I . I I . I . M i l l SOLDIERS AHE PASSING ns a bank check. Before legislation erts, wife of a Waukesha doctor, with it. a. \ r :i:i. ,a S ' Mn a a a rr handed down by the people or th a t n . h, im i.i.v______ made this possible U was necessary whom she was said to lie in love. • great state ami he followed the m . T l , i M W l i I r l Press) Td.rrll.lBK lla lr. Iladr liniittn on for the pensioner to make out, his Ai.pllral l.rn axioms of the cavaliers who settled __________________ TALLAHASSEE, Jan . 10.— Flork TO T IIE PUBLIC i irri.uiinn H ntiater Virgipia and upheld those high ideals da pays out approxim ately $1,250,000 vouchor upon it.-* receipt about the i.i.n n an i i t if fir?t of the. month am! then return it I ’ h i. n r rm-\\ a f l r r .1 I*. «< We hnve ju st added the latest upthot governed the life of the early annually to those Sons o f'th e South xabsrrlptl.ia Price In I d i . o r r ^ ^ u ttlc tS of th a t St.ltC. , who followeil Id!U ill 1881-05, and their to the com ptroller's office. Thence his to-date welding outfit to our equip-jw arran t would lie mailed and finally nient and will appreciate your bu*isi"* j'..B*ks ...... tuna j G reat in w ar General I.ce was even widows, according to figures made made available, to the pensioner on Phone tiH i.rrc t in ciiy *>r ‘ B lester da |ience when broken in spirit public in the stole com ptroller’s of- , . .. ..„ , .. .. -res*.—Sanford Machine Co about Ihe middle of the month. •„ 250-Otc ’ " . ____ j nmj_ _fortune ___Wrrl< ___ he accepted the _presi- flee. In the past it has fa r exceeded T h r Ills 13- «•* I h- p k b s U r r k l , H r f either are are the and widows '""mln«U ro u B ij dertcy of the W ashington and Lee this figure, for the ranks of the Blue] N N either the veteran* v ' • I t »B t| r*lr r a t e r s P* m atter of t ’hriaty University there to Bpteach and ^Gray a re rapidly thinning overlooked inWthe na»4 i* ___B IB W pBWthe p ^gospel 9.......... ___ B ___ nut,; t _____ ___M pi____ ^ __ . Why „ ..r __,__r do we. do 75 per cent of the Us I I I V h s i n " " ' i" inls'ooer.jnf real citizenship and loyalty to the but the decrease in the pension dis- \ ,ntt* money. By n special net of the |u||(, (]|Di ai'iCC hauling of Seminole m k m m : h ~ t ii k A s s n i i v i i u i r m T s government of the United States and I burtem ent has not kept apace w ith; *021 legislature au th o rity was pro- County? Ans.: Because w e-do it q Th* Aa*oM*t«J Pre** t* -rettml vriyI he ntUiered to thin principle until h b the decrease in the men and Women Vided for the Jssu ln g of December light, ht the right price. I.ossing's th eir dcstl- QUICK SERVICE TR A N SFER .' V n '1^ - n.t!.^u«'!m -'T,r;n 1'r,‘i ' ' i ’." nr death ever ready to help his old com -' of the rdnfederniy. Nearly every sea-. w arran ts In time to reach . not olUctwise fred ju d m Oils natirr distress and to m inister t<» simi of the legislature relax, in some nations by December .U. Phone 'IDS. 2 1 1 -Th-Fri-Sat.tfc K retm "0 ,h " lmMl "" " 11 thp needy and this nfflirted. .wa yin the qualification necessary to . .Senator Benjamin Hill said of l.eef receive a pension ‘a nd the large gap M AV IV ^ Cr A\lV 4 I j' ! , S t t : Secove"s cPR"M ,!I‘"TK This is the birthday of R obert K. "When the fu tu re hlstorinn comes th at show up y e a rly in the ranks of M IJo h T I A\ K ough to survey the character of General] die »urvlvor« is filled in some degree lee . I 0 CHANGE NAME “ Was very had with La Grippe nnd Robert E. Lee, he will find it rising l>y those veterans or widow* whom Tried Foley’s had a sevree cr.ngh. It Is also the birthday of the ed ito r;lik e 0 huge mountain above the un wlegirfatlon has brought within .... - .................. , _ . NEW YORK, ....... dan. ID.—The fath er „ stopped my. .............................................................. . IxPViflts Of the original pension Robcrt T ,,,oring a rela Hone>* a,ul T ur ° nd U of the Herald, lint the hanks are not- d u la ^ ig plain of ............................................ humanity and he will Ihe Mrs. closed on our iiiTount* Ihnvc hcnvcn.to uu wwritt«n wndhw hooks Ho- j jVu elnim to fiistinction with Mr. Na - ( ‘ have to lift M* hi* cycn eyes toward tow rida’s provisions for the care of vet- t i - husband of C a n ic is 9aid to MrtT> K,"by’ h lw knnr’ " "K ington. ,-iitch It.-* summit. erann and widovri* deseril^d f . finti- Coujrhs resulting erann anu W i a o w nare rt iim r m .u farU r > have*•ceonie* kj distressed, «vt*r the t from u ,, l.n Grippe, III* However, the hank clerks are hard; . working individuals and we nre al"He was a foe without hate, s «te officials a* tho m ost generous; .............. ..... , turn. ...... It.il.l.le, I , * ways glad to see them get a vacat ion. ,\\ Crlen.l f,i„,„t wttjwut u-ithnnt r«|.roflch, n orom h ij *'tl the .South. A flat sum of * =”'«>• " "•* S iwl.( i. n t t a H .h..m|.i..n5hin In t..tr V"'"11J ,J|’ V .-h rU tn ,, « !# ■ » . h y p ,n e r ii* l.e I,n, I Me * . « « . ’ ‘ • ; leas o f the e.xti at-of Ida nldtlty, They might clove fur an hour when name for the purpose of future to u r -1 . . . . .■ ....... A man without guile. . n ;a ...i.i,,,.. ' , . i l l i . gredients printed on the w rapper, .. we die bat not while we are alive and i He widows .mineiit play. It i* thus hoped th at , . * . , . was a C aesar without hiv nmhlIn 1D22 there were , ,, Litgc-.t rolling cough m odidna in the we would not have them rinse any and veteran*, carried on,l m.............. e pension R,tbert will avoid unwelcome niton.. •, , ... , world. Refuse substitute’). Insist on tolls. This compared with 1.157 the *jon, of which, ordlnarfy, he I* the foa Frederick without hi* tyranny, j.afe . ■ -- more than is necessary, Foley’* Honey and Tar. Solti every­ ■------— ------ ----A N’npo'eon w ithout.his selfishness.' pievioui yenr. This show* a decrease L-nl point. r ’ where,—Adv. f( kcoiiii that all the hoys have bo­ The city of Snnford is moving right A Washington wilhmlt his rewarrl. of 123 and shows the full extent of along nnd no dark clouds can dispel th); e.isuallien among the survivors come so im prr 'o d with ilobhie nnd, the bright sunshine of optim um In MU, «ns ns o b cd icn tlo authority aa ranks during the yenr, that h. Uiat.},: nliilily thr.t they do not hesitate this great and growing city on th - ,, jerym u nm| royal in authority ns r. part of then) which enjoyed assistan ce; to play their host golf cgninst him, hanks of the St. Johns river. ^jn„ • . from the state. with the result th at the young man is The p u - e n t com plrnller, Ernest till w ithout formal ‘nothlinjr ac ■ "He was ns gentle a* n woman iri • Full for the boat basin and the c lly tj,jB |jfCj modest and pure ns a virgin Amos. i-> t rediteil with many immva- <piaintance with a riatimml title. Same i.i.-.-. It mean* so mm h for our city j jf| thought, w atchful on a Homan ves- tinn* in the pension pc. liivi 'toi) of hi*; tLcimsideratc person, shooting p ar or and will bring the big tourist hotel ,|(| ^ n))(, ln battle n*' departm ent which have brought the h rttru ha* alwaya interruptcil Robert next fall. A finer pier and iioat hasm Achilles " ‘ syst -m of pnymept from an intri- ju st as he was about to get acquaintwill bring other improvements that cute q u arterly ope ration to a smooth ed. arc needled. RAILROADS ARE PREPARING TO DO T H E IR PART A d N o. 7 1 G Id If Sanford had the money t*» invest t’t r 'i in houses right now there would be Whenever the railroad system* of hundreds «»f them built here tin . win­ the rounpy nie piosperous, it may l«ter. There i< not a city of similar size taken for granted that prosperity i in the United States that m .it- holm a general nmdition. Intllcatiun* point tii* 'badly as Sanford. And certainty to nn cnoinmu* expenditure for ex no city where your Investment would V'rpmrr Jlsm g fo & S iitfS t ® tetisirnis and improvement* during bring g reater leturn*. tills new year. It is estim ated, ai . ------------ o----------E v e ffy tJ IsK isJ S Rodolpl; V a le n tin o cording to a sum m ary prepared by the WILL HAVE ASPHALT STREETS Railway Age, th at more th in $700,-1 ' »■>. ytiram sunt t/izt uz« ■ihe *Y uur^ A i j r i i ’ ‘ 000,000 will be the outlay before nex At ihe Pcincet.H—- ah iliiix —Friihiv‘ It I* learned this morning that the fttr .nUrg.-ment* am! ! ft and Saturday, Jc^. 13th ami Mih City Commissioner* al a meeting yes- Sanford Daily Herald "•■ * ; ! adddions in plant e.iuipmt-iH Kvvt v le nla y decided to eontrnet for asphalt wh„ these day i know , street* and while they n«ve not def- ,|;>w h ,tnl pu, nmny „f lbc lo a d* a n initely decided Which firm s of a spha lt jn kt.ppjnk, uj, lht. necessary faeiliUe u.tttra; tors will il<> the work they have fni bundling !i M.h fteight and pureHi definitely decided th at the fir*t ger iialfi.- It was generally supposed slreets built will Ik; asphalt and not that with the steady increare in tii brick. • mileage of |n-imanent highway.* The Herald was for brick street* freight bii(*ini * would show a slamp and many of the people Of the city but it avcat* that aa more highways wanted brick street* but ns this pa are built mure lni iness cnlitti:i to the per nail! before we wore perfectly will-1 mitwayB. The answ er to this i* that dug to leave the m atter to the City the highways open up new cuuiilry ('omtnissioiiers and we are not play- new country means new settlers and lug any dog in the manger net hy at new -HIlet* have to i l l and ctnihe tempting In t i if i-■i-.1- t he , Itj nffir thfin-eL e iris hecaUKi* they eHo*i- nspliait \\ e I akekti.d is l.i gii> a railroad . believe they nre doing what they thud, t o , , ihie-e eioph yed in railroad work i» the best for Ute city ami we believe, to ay im.jiiug of the businosa men they will always do just that for our and women who nre keenly watching i city .7 The Herald has never eritici*ed the trend of trade, will In- interested either county officials ur city offie|n!* i in anything nnd everything pertainfur their official acts when they are ing to Ihe wcdfnre of the great mil lining their duty. Maybe asphalt i* road industry. Ih e re fo ie it is w n;h tin- best paving. Duly time will tell noting that twenty-seven railway •>and v i- tire willing to leave the m atter terns vvilli nil aggregate mileage of ap|W Ihe t ’lty Coillinissiiitiei* with the i’toxintuteiy 3 >,0011 hiile will spend hope th it we arc gettm-; the lw-»t p a \ - la-.n than f.'.’iU.OUU.noo fi.i im pim , ing material* for th*- least money ami meats to roadway and *1 run lire* and paving m aterial that will solve the f"i new equipnU'nt during I'J’J ’h question for many pun* to eome. ,f it may Ik* assumed that an equal We were honest in our eonvietmn*! " nunJ,U wi!l Im’ Uy »h,‘ r‘*m:*innnd the City Conimmsimter* are Imm ln“ »*« ,hI; ,,s " f ^«.n>He«ge of the i**l in their convictions. It was only " r »l"fi Un‘u,, i s ,a tM 1 " " tl a difference in opinions and the ! “ -th e total exinr...i.ture wall a* tor or the H er..... |.«s always been ’’tateil above, exceed ? , 00,000,iiimi tin.* I P broad enough to give everyone the ymS \ n * " T * ' T , s , ,, , . , is imlicnred I'V the fact tti.it ' mi only tight to their own opinions ami time . ' ...... , , ..in .n .who i was .. < , war "lie . year, ID li,. during will *tell right and, who * , the year ‘ , . ihe , ........ , i * , ... p ast leu. have the records of the 1«wrong. And tu cotiriiision we .wish to* . . . , , . „ .. t c .‘ tutc ( oinnicive ( iimmihaion shown say that Die controversy* will get S an­ nn increase in iiivustment in road and ford good paving Tor the people arc uqulpment of thi* am ount, while the on the job. average annual investment during (hi* --------- —o ---------- 1 ten-year period hnx been le«* than Roman k. lee $500,000,000. It is readily seen th a t the turning Thi* is the day Wc ohnerve In mem­ into m anufacturing and trnrule chanory of General Robert E. Lee, not only n e b of such a stupendous am ount of the iikd of the South hut now that the money, m ust result in greatly inw«r 1* over nnd tho sting Is forgotten creased trade nnd travel.—l-akelnnd this grunt and grand man in revered S ta r Telegram . ; . 2- U SELL YOUR BEAL ESTATE ^4 . - . ■' Wv.-; L\ * bt p |* 1 W HEN U LIST IT W ITH US A ten acre, Improved and tiled. Celery Farm , w ith nil equip­ ment at n bargain. Reason Tor Helling, owner hnn more land than he ran handle. Maxwell & Britt AGENTS REAL ESTATE Fire, Coauatty, Auto Insurants 105 W. First 8U SANFORD, FLA LUNCH BOOM FOR NEW PRIMARY SCHOOL The new primary school has been provided wiih a lunch room and equip­ m ent by the rchool Imard. This lunch room will be oprned Monday nnd will be conducted.along sim ilar lines to the one now in operation a t the gram m ar school. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION LEE AND JACKSON IIBL1I A J TAMPA TODAY TAMPA, Jun. 13,—7 hu celebration of the anniversary of the birth of Lee and Jackson I.i scheduled today under various Confederate Memorial oiganisation* Captain Jam es McKnyi the oldest v n tiiu n here, I* In charge. ■£. r£-rii-'jp; . - - .v rc .','. •• Out $1,250,000 In State Pensions O *imet guaran tees unifon 11 r-'ccess iri your baking — Doughnuts, popovers, bis- c'lii.v cik cs—are rruido tender, f''-teJ‘u] and liRht p.sair. This de* nurd,ability h:'-'. turned nullionsof house’-vives to ihe caclusivc use of Calumet. P e o p le s B a n k of S a n fo rd A Sanford Institution under the direct man­ agement of the following HOARD OF DIRECTORS J. R. Anthony, W. II. Tunnicliffo, D ivS, Puleatotj, K. II. Hawkins, W. E. Scoggan, C. P. Williams - ALL DEPOSITS INSURED Sanford, Florida “1923 MODELS” six-cylinder Nuprcmt Autnmoliilc. laixurimis in ev­ ery detail. the best buy on the market. The most Convenient and Finest Drive-in Filling Station in S h e County—Guaranteed Visible Gasoline Pumps P a y us a v i,:i£ and be c o n v in c e d , by our utitck *1 S e m e ;c nnd Courteous Treatment -LA 1)1 l£ v ANU HKNTLKMK.VS UK ST LOOM.-*---- ■ H «aH H B K aaaM uan5.tauE Si*n!.'*uuK oc. '.aBURaa J n fiE a tire .u a K C Jrja u rrB a c n -a n K g u c in n a u n a c .u .ia iE X iB n « W tx ft FN l 'h i r t t T h p t’u w h y th e nalca o f C nlum et nro o y e r 150*; g r e a te r th a n th a t o f an:* o th e r lin k in g p o w d er. B m m ® p o w s s tf? Prove to your own satisfaction that zo-feet bakings are the result of a d ep en d ­ able baking powder. A can of Calumet produces more baK.r.gi than many other brands because o f • ; greater leavening strength. It goes *;t:ther—lasts longer. ' Calumet is pure—contains only such ingredi­ ents as have been officially approved by Ur.it.J States Food Authorities. A p o u n d can o f C a lu m et c o n ta in * fu ll J j ounces. Som e b a k in g po w d ers com e in 12 ounce in ste a d o f 16 ounce cans. £f*J jure yo u g e t a p o u n d w hen y o u w a n t it. M E WORLD'S GREATEST UAH IN G POW DER a M O u r n ew s t o r e in th e M cinch R iiildinff, n e x t ti> th e C ost O ffice, is n u t read ;, fo r u s lit tu*ni| > ' r i■ X lu ll wi* e x p e r t In lu* in l»> F e lirtin ry 1 st. W e h t . e th e r e f o r e d e rid e d In c o n tin u e i u r >■•!<’ t-f ■ M o n e m o re w e ek , i n .lin a S a t u r d a y . J a n u a r y J T lh ; ir i 'i u j ; ev. u I'. t c e r a n d b e l t e r r e d u r lio i- rim ' H a b e fo re . W e \v.m l to q e l o u r s lo c k d e a r b e f o re m o v in g , so e ie r y lh iu L ' raust kt> tc ^ a rd lr* * «f u u SILK a s N ■ Silk and Wool U re;si.s. All ■ prevailing m aterials and toty M on?. Close o u t— M .lilt Largo tin*I sfnali slia|n:-; i< Patterns, Street and Sport H a ts , a t M ■ l $ 1 0 .9 5 $ 1 3 .7 5 ii N ■ a $ 4 .9 3 VahieH to $10.00 $ 1 6 .5 0 Values to $29.75 illoomers, $3.95 a t ........ s jild to ?.t,95 \ Step-ins, $3.95 grade at ..— ■ llt-1 3 ParlTAwmua SANFORD, ’ ’ FLORIDA .... Step-ins, $5.95 grade at ..... ■ Silvcrtown Cords aro tho finest value you can buy in tires. They go farther. They look smarter on a* rar. They m ake tho car rido easier. They save gasoline. T his s e a s o n equip w ith Silvertowns and save m oney. Ivuyscr and Wolf iie.nl brand ■ Jersey and Crepe dc Chine S Untlt i uarmon ts: Vests, P2.95 Ktade at. n a Hood Auto .Company, Inc. ■ ■ ■ i I ■ There’s no doubt about it.5 w i w p i . i w g W J 'M I * ETnncr: h your bakings arc not always suc­ cessful try • T he E conom y. A light ftinr cyljmler car, Gown- and other garment?- *3 ■ specially reduced ■ ■ s Cotton Crepe Kimonos in large Hclectior\*of colorful combina­ tions, a l— . A few left in Tuxedo nnd Slip­ over styles, nil colors, at $1.95, $2.95 \ : Values to $*1.50 $2.95 $3.95 Values to ?G.OO 3 ■ ■ SAVE from 50c to 75c on Hos­ iery. All makes reduced- ===; -’~rjTZ?r.dr ; s n A ll Other Accessories at Greatly R educed Prices BEST IN THE LONO AUtli Goodrich S i l v c r t o w n C c k d T ir f , _ ft �PAGE m itE S THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. 1923 c i t i z e n 's r o n n '’ REPORTS RESULT * PROBE INTO IMOl'S f It * TIi r Aa*of in1 1-n HARK ISON AH. v1*n. ally winding up i*. • v j - k gallon of the dept 'iii.iii-. s l.ts'itK'il Ails 5r r. line. No property which have oet-u nd taLen fur lc-.*.i Shun I5c. TOURING, 1,;2I, i 'j im and Iho past two yoan; and tv,* ami positively no tlnssiliid ed such pi o p in io n s as t i! s- now, $535.00. *d* charged tn anyone. Cash llelflls to threaten .-uttpeu TOURING, runs and looks mu'll iM'COinparty all order*. oration hi the MD.oiui an Coaat tire wards to a line knjutfta railway, the “teini ami rrtaR accordingly. UUO" ami th u ; "citizens 1 night issued a Matcma Ka p -i r* ** *ta kb [DODGE T o ; ?MNC ih known for the fu-i t ? C \ 1 in ' k»dit, nv.-si i . raid v ,ti their elToi t' . ______ fiIAN*HL*:T. 7 ■ irigi r According t>* the unnou, IALE-—$$.50 n cord.] ‘ tiic s good, committee and em ut *.-ill ;o to pay cash, on He- VIM, iM evfdrttcc cdiwrted (>., pre rify the kind of wood,HCD.'K SI* to the etnt ? courts and .tit 'hieing your oiV t .- K.j ‘than 115,000 mile*, 33*.i IM -tfc LEX1NGTO ■ i POUT. 1 nearly committee cppoit.i. l> tl Card* of Sanford's Reput•tdc Profcsalonnl Mpn, each cf whom, in his chosen proffsaion Iho Herald rccuin. mends to th e people. George A. DeCottes Attorncy-at-Law O rer Semlnoje County Hank SANFORD *:■ FLORH FKEI) R. WILSON a t t o r n e y - a t -l a w . NOT on what you SPEND to­ day, out on what you SAVE! Opportunity may knock at your door hut ONCE—he prepared to gritfip it by having money on de­ posit at— Gv* yingai Department ea$Hi ihg* 1% Interest.' .*,i - i . » . • C i>l* Rudolph \ UlvintinO ;t.u i» iitvcatlg^tc the r FOR SAt,K --D osior and Coys’ paint? and varnishes a t Sn&foni N Workf, Sanford a Kent*. if ;-tfc ( p a r a m o u n t ty tc l ‘DAN, e: client Lay, $350,] railway ami the tyii Mug !l i|T , 7 pasRcnj?*'.', fine cur • I. .. • « J Vue liny 1 . . tires fine m.-riimt-* ion, look * ;:‘,i d, $2(10,03! <i 0 **ii ti n . . ' r ;:i>r | i am and . .■vH.WLhi?—lou can get ?,<?>.•.1 ItJ F irst National Hank Building frnni-'> and irrigation plugs at tbs NFORD *;J .FLORIDA Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfe o imifil scH'till those cr.rjf y 1 l a-i wo will then move with three year lease at 115 Pal­ metto avenue, 23Mfc it.ti our navr Dodge honm mid will Small accounts grow large with interest and frequent deposits. Saturday, Jan . Huh and 21H1* A C O M M U N IT Y ItU IL D E R SALE—Twelve fu 1CHELLE MAINES *\ J i.nm un , v _ . ut>ij a i «>j api'iiint jtiiiH*, Lvil vvecfil istviulon. ■ FOR SALI- llrund new Chandler 5* need roam to remodel our presen t fe r­ vid' station, passenger j>port moiti'l, only been 10 per cent discount n nil cars list* driven front JhekifonviRn ; :i Kan ford, ed nlivo fr rit cast). y ’• .H. t•> : ‘ • Terms to responsible narth v , one* G iassrs Designed Could he L-reit ut Snnfoyd F ruit Slore, LAWYER -:— Court House K} r% » t m i n r d Henry iVIcLaulin, Jr., i ORi SALK* New 0 roiirii hot:: ■ wdli hath, Lit go lot, in tin* m r »f the Optirian-t>ptcnictri§i ptowing city o f l.cke M ary . Land -12 E ast F irst Hire'll Hanford. Fla van he purchased adjoining the |iio|>erty to increase to acreage. Ideal chickcn*farro. TIi Ik ultife will mivatuc D U . H. M. W E L SH •a the price of hvaiucss lop. iri n few G r a d u a t e V e te r i n a r i a n year . Most linu ual Isaerifice of Telephone* i QfTIco ntoperly, (iood title am! uCisonubie Oll'iro 123 ; ' Opposite P. C. Residence 257 DcLand, Florida ' W,!. ■ • ■ u years, •. t-mh-of. stx.;istk • will fc phenomena! ra ta and will enntlmu* n gimPe ■ I'i'nportion, than any othpr 213-tfi third down, bidnneo t», S, lu nnd 13 HIT First Street. months. cetFn In,the L'uited.Stnte i. O p t. D . Sanford M otor Co te 5. IKiniiK IVR.U Koi* : e first tii uij il'ih today ili lion u$d ad u p tci . moi ! eommendlii' "cl Idaeng' c j u n " :m PARTS 1 OR HALF Mouse 2es22, and furnishci!. Apply L. i i.ake Mary, Fin. FOR" jjA LIv otuPii t >'| * .*’r rm ancc J I‘*P.MOH!!.M HU .■r.ou M ll.ES KOI vice guards B uick again st iess-th an Drmancc. Yon can find llie name of every live Hasiness Mnn In Hanford in this Column each day. Q uick S e r v ic e T r a n sfe r t ■t Storage Facilities 'if we plcnse yoa, leiI*oll:tr»; if not tell u*. Phone i'jA • \i 1*. \« W tv , m ;liiu — E . : o r nod „ A * !i P. . ll'I t, - a h . v . . h iiu s w , 1 fiv e ro o m . Sec Cylinder Grlndinv Atriumohite Kin Ur Acclylche \ c i * It m ain tain s the fine qualities of d e­ pendability— the enduring and uniform transportation *lmt is built into every Ik:; k, by pr> viding a gen u in e part to rep lace th e origin al part w h e n e v e r accid en t forces the need. i *2* 1 - o tp t.u il’e . 1 fo u V A ro o n i A , I n Ho To i,il I‘iT'otw ner.-uiiL' <i H.,;m i ,*o P vt, You are,h ereb y i ult.*>l that *a > mul Mu- City Commission "f Saiifonl. L ; Hun providing U r ibe graJiu:. and | 2 -‘,!tp P* L ike Moiinie, \Vith vitrified hrii k n, ,tul estfinated n»sl of wdd impi v*.m • :<1 \af,e*<nndltn nj .nrtst tin* J>»»,• .;»• I 2 ‘ l- 2 tp H E V , l o k - .M a r y , F l a . GcneraL Machine and Uoiier a F. WHITNER. Cashier F. IV FORSTER, President blocks and trimming-* 'fro m the crate mill. .M'c n .wagon load a t the mill. Fine to make your oenvy wood li'im w ell.- Sliinho’ser' 'I I I . I* B u ic k fa c to r y -m a d e p arts a lo n e c a n gu aran tee a con tinu an ce of rform ance G e n u in e hUO Iff , '!iti'iii|)lut-jF iinprovi-nt’ i ’. oi s.ii,i tlvelv dcteirriimT hy tin A es«4u. . . li^---------- Sanford. "HOrOSALS Pnom 7, .Miller I BANFOltD ud. a ra re of; a rooni initisv in gucil condition; I acres mock, fine for truck Prtijwsals wjH ‘lie m liv e d Iiy farm ing; 2 ncres cleared for uddltion- City f’onlinksion of the < Ry ef i,i grove. Price $S.(>0U, llnlance f..id, Fliitida, up to 2 :"ii p. m. on U rifts. Consider trade. bar* SPth. P'2;i. H iht « ity See Mr. lln>n*on A. P. < l IN N ELIA SONS E*laldiehed I'.ihk Phone IH Hit-* Itlagnolia A 'e. K( icner KENT S T E P 1,1 RUNT Pernnuient, or 4 room unfunnriied apaitnu-m . • , Ul hid* must be m ■ uni a.d, 1 Out or Imu*,', ruble location. Au­ , 1 th a certified threk for $il]b0U.0ir, CONTRACTOR t ' ' dits* *T*. S." core Herald offjt'C, San* .?!! nropoVn!* to he i.'Idr,—*. d t p *ihe 61/ Comtncrci.il : ford, Fla. • 132-ttc I’it> C inniLaidti, Sanford, Florida. p it » r*>r> \r i'UK * fPriU ngu room, i o n •l!y order of (he ('ily ComOtissiun of y 1 AJiN C i ■a K I -Ofil: Ave. Phone 2 *3-L-L 251-fit, Sanford, Florida. ft.itirl this I«th day of Jan uary, A. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS rm :“ REN f .' roc room in Mt _____ •.*.ith bath, S25.O0 per month, which 0 . 11*23. WostJnghonso Lights and Appliance* <n w ater and light. ---- llolck « IH build them Amount 17 t, Hei'iedt AssmL to Finperty S A N F O IN ) jdeliou ol laid Improvcmuit. A iiiCi-Oiif.- "f lh>- K(pudizing IF■;*:*>1 of ihi* C ity ,of Saofpr be hi 111 at the City Hail un iho 22ml day of J a n u a ry ,'A. i>. <323 at wfilch meeting said Htiiiidning lioat I will hear nil claim ; to tlm cliarui of all said im gtovamtlils to be k’ nsscNtniwtU, nnd os provided for in the icsoiutiuu b e r ti t a ^ v f • ]• \\ dm-. ■; my hand as* City Clerk, and thy Seal of tli-j Oi IToridn, on this ihe 12 th day of Jauoary, A. D. lie n . (SEAL) ' ' 'L . R. WORKS MARI n a g u r:is c r,rm a rm iH n u * H c 3 D u tia « g t!n tiR n * H :in n H n a * « B a B H a a * * B * j ■-I x tij- iv o o / i •*•*r *» ■ • 1-13-19 * Apply Mr*. New I.lno of Fixtures Ak-x Vmighn. Ph.m ■ 1-’ l-J. 25|.idp Milfrr lluHdittg----- Magnolia Avenue \\ A N T E D woman B. W. HERNDON L. «„ MOORE, M anager To all IVrsonr, H ereinafter Nanti t! Owning Property on MBlh S ir e d ; You■nre betoby notified th at on the l lth day of Dei -.‘inker. A. 0. i 222, the City I'ommi* sion of Ranford, T lurids, d d adopt a PreSititian-y RcetlHiilwfi providing for the grading and paving of Ninth S treet, from l >pr Avenpe to I ark Avenue, with vitrified brick or other bard surface m aterial. The to­ tal estim ated co-t of sold improvement of Ninth Street h *13,526.00. Ttie asjtssm eirtn .igaimit the various- piece of property heroiimfUir de*ariUid, ab u ttin g ,yipoi^; Ihu coaloniplatcd iniprovenienl of nnld Ninth Street, width b a i l Imen tuinlutively drturminetl by the Asuessin-, etiVering tie- prcportlert of the vxpcnsy nf atdu imptoyorowyt to b« borne by tpo re pteUve puv»s_ «u* property hereinnfler dcseribctl, and the e*timali| am ount of the hnefit whVh will accrue to Ike varlhux 5 piccerf of property ^ e n d n a ffe r described, abutting unon snfd NlfitK S treet to Ih? hnproved in the m anner above luted are m- ER liO C F TENT *tto and Third Street WANED—A chance to build your new homo Iscfdre lumber gets any higher. Plans and estim ates furni.di>RF---------AUTO-1-------RONDS t-J.- San ford Novelty Work*. 183-tfc WAN'3'I'l) TO SELL a t a 'b a rg a ln h GOOD JOI!i< FOR GOOD BOYS at Westc rn • Un ion Tolegrapii office. one bag roncrcto mixTr on skids with engine, a pickVup. Address Mix­ Clean and healthful work tirnl chanc­ er care of Herald. \ ^ 237-tfc es for advancement. * Apply .local fnariHgost W estern Union office. FLORID A | WA NT E tc —Three lMiys with b fc ^ les 253-tfe at Western Union. _______251-tfc US i WANTpD—Steady m an tuT celery t. Be ' ■ form. Iiiqutif of M. S. Nojson, Hux •A isniL to Property Owner P s w j ld i w of i ro‘pi 11 y 252-tf; write! GRApUATB yhTKRLVARIAN {Jessie S, Roberts, Lot 10, lilk Hh Tr. t i:-?j.T-.v-T-t: . I ,*=-* -* l^-g-rW=y— -: #:wuu(H t S t 5U.O0 :« ■a r m s lav r k l m r n l s C harges Reasonable •150.00 i f WANTED T 6 HI V -‘ Several good • F ir‘ t Prr-iihyterion Church, L o t.I, Hlk. I t, Tr, 2.1. ' n-laipro^a InmL I n - n r n n r c Care nf Union Pharfnncy, 300.(10 j« , milch cows,*— R, D. White, Lake IL L. D ullait, I o n , tUfcH; Tr. A - • •' ^ ' In I.nts ■ P l i r e l * llJ k tl * * F l o r id a Mary, Fl«. * 254-3tp S a n f o r d The SpcoiltvAiuiessnients agulnst the vnrious piece* of property nhdvqple- n HfiMlct l.ntilis s r [bed ar»- p.iynlde ijpjldnally ns fallows: E ither irt full wllhin th irty dayi R tt IS-O B| • I'mrcrtr fbnnce,.f l,r the rouipjetloii of the work or in ten equal ftninm! inst.dlmenlti, with 2 m e MINSTRELS UN1TEU >Ai iin <ifi.ee interest oi the rate of Eight Per Cent, per annum, from the <kite of the com- g For This Date Only ('ill Flo* era-------------- Floral Drtdun:i pie lion of raid improvement. >\ (- r n itnvi.rv c o it t u .w 1 * WANTED TO H IJY -O •«i» i \ t i :s t u i : \ t c o j i p a w A i n'eiii:;; i i the Eipinlitlifft B m rc of ihe Cify ,jf Sanford, Fldjdda, will 2 Annual ami O rnam rnlpl Plant* , wagon, harrow, plow’. 'o - 104-S M i i a n t i l l s A v r . !-e held n t th* City flail on tlm 22ml day of Ja n u a ry ,A . Tl. 11*23, at 2:30 p. m,, * Atnpio Sent t for >Vfatt4 People hi 1 M>rlie Avc.------ ------Phone 2C0-W ..! .-Jut it i,ie<:fo g j-ftTiLiKiiunlliine Hoard .ill h a | all cl Ihia nrul object Ions >g m is g e l L a n e o u s a to tile cka>.H-l-r of nil -.lid IliU n m ^ v iiH ill be paid for i|i n a lt by «pr.dttl-H L It. HODGJNS I'hnnr KM {for.: Olh and French uases^ments, 1WidV^Mt>twldc<r?o r in the* r n volutldn her cl nr. to vc te far red tn. |>A M'fix'0 I 'l.ASSTlS every T(t« * !ay j AUTO RADIATOR AND SHEET AViUiCM mi V ttid as. City Clcik, and the *H»l ofrih e U tb' of Hanford,, a t 1 ’nrish Houae nt I p. m. for chll-j METAI. WORKS ri.iil.l,., 'IiV. dren And 7 p. m. for ndults. InU-rprej r ,^ j * General Repairing ' , i* r . v L ) ^ « K 'i ^ : * J L. It. PH IL IPS, ' u •’"7 French Ave,--------- —Sanford, FI taiive and ball room dancing.—.Profea-Y i-I LH* m Uily Clerk. 13iHUBBRKKBaaKHsiUBRanaKaaaaqBnaB M -lm p, 1 r * I ]'! • '• • ' ! 'V INSURANCE AGENCY ■1 ' .. ... .* , .' �■aaaaaanaenaMBsasianna-saaai**,,. on Savings Accounts Value of a Bank Account ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H liB K B atixflilK aaaH R aB aB K aaH iaK K aH K M H N M fliiauH H aaaB H aR aav The checks she writes are her receipts, which the bank returns to her at the end of the month. She has a checking account at THIS BANK and pays her bills at her own desk by a scratch of the pen. The stubs which she retains in her check book are her record of the transactions. She never has to pay a bill twice, She always finds this a real Banking Home , • .• t li - =--'- PROGRESS SERVICE STRENGTH ' "" BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING \ REALM OF SPORTS NF.W YORK. Jnn. ia^ -H u sin rss w asn 't so good nround tho tnnjor league circuit last year. The pen­ n an t winning cluhn nnd several of the W estern team s made money, hut the usual bumper crops of cash weren’t \ general by any means. At least the m agnates will have believed, gf The result is very few raises for 5 the poor ball players. Several of the club owners will ask their ablest to su ffe r along on a sm aller stipend un til things "get better." Others who can afford their usual payroll may. do the same things to feel out the new BOWLING TENNIS BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor Epidemic of Holdoutitis Predicted by Farrel Be fore Contracts are Signed Stale Horseshoe Pitching Tourney at Orlando, Feb. 6 golf S ta te Champions Have Accepted the Itost on Red Sox Receiver is a Full fledged Lawyer Now * (tig Season Hate for Miami i Harold d talked American MIAMI, -Inn. 11),—Another classy football team has been added to the schedule whirl) the local high school will play post fall, the latest addition being fialneivllte, which will m eet Mi- Opening of the firs t Florida State Hoiscahnc Pitcher*' tournam ent at the grounds of the Suns hi no Club has been set for F ebruary f>, it was an­ nounced yesterday. Sixteen cash prizes, totaling STUM, will he awarded nt the tournam ent, j though any of them will he changed to « trophy should th e winner desire. 'T he cash is offered to aid in paying the expenses of the contestants who will euifid from a distance to take part ji Wns gaj,|. First prize will he $ 100, second $rt7> iimi so on. <!( wn to num ber 10. the FLORIDA THE WONDERFUL VIOLINIST WEDNESDAY EVENINt 8:0 0 l \ M . Itetfug [nival oti Nuveiuher ■> unit I lurid" failed to arrive Gainesville on November Miami nd "The Young Rajah," still hu.-< two open dates, Noveiidier IT lolph Valentina was shown and 24. Coacii H. M. Woods is wutklarge audience. I iug hard to pet another classy' team for a t Im rt one of those dales. ( Mef intert rt for next season cen­ ters in the Thanksgiving day game beciuso of the terrific drubbing which , Gnpiesviltc handed the local team last : fall, a fte r first refusing to meet the Miami jrrldders. K \N S A S CITY, Mo., .Ian. It*.—Two banditti held up three m essengers of the Wilson packing company here yesterday and escaped with a payroll on the various salaries offered. The urual threat* of retiring to private business instead of playing hall m e Thmaday- Hope Hampton In being nmdr. Jack Daulu-it, <Tmin- Dust" with a Century Comedy-. nntl Red infielder, ha* officially minoiuircd himself at ready t>> enter (toton I business if lip ean'i n t SI I nun *• year, and George Mogridge, Washing ton pitcher, is looking for other Ini- incss. . Dutch Rcuther, nccuscd try Squire ;</_ Ehbets of being the prime mover in the bnsehall players' union, is hold­ ing out for $12,000- and Zneh Wheat nnd several others on the HrooUyn Robins are not eontent with what they havh been drawing. Ebl-et* probably will have a whale ' f a time before he gels through' John McGiiitv seldom has irouldt with ids players. th e Giant'- are generous nn<l tiie buy a me all rat isfied with their place*. The Yanks are the lim it liberal spenders in baseball, - Tailor F eds Fine Af but tin) Yankee owners urc going to Taking This New rfducc snlnrie- tbi year. Colonel* Medicine Ruppert and Huston nrv not bard up but they tile going to take it crack th at way against several nf the fancy players who looked like ten cents a dozen last reason and during the Are you moving? f a ll I.o rsing'* QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, if "Then i raw Re t'u-Mn advertised you want it dono c« YOU WANT it in tho Spanish paper, with an account done. Phone lt*a. tM I-Th-Frl-Sat-lfc of how it had helped others, and 1 de­ cided to get it for myself. Florida's population in mund mini "1 bought a bottle and began to hrrs Is 1 ,000,000. take it, and afte r n tew doses the pain b my back was gone, my kidneys act­ ed freely. 1 found I eoUld rest nt n i g a n d my appetite commenced to return and I now fe e l/in#. Premier Steel Cut "I recommend Re-Cu-Mij to my friends ami to all who may suffer as I did. It helped me nnd relieved the Vacu united Coffee [i.iln in thy back, and I believe Re-Cu•M.i I* n good medkinc nnd all tliaV ia claimed for it.'* Superior Roasted Re-Uu-Ma will help you to regain your appetite pml enjoy the food you eat. A fter taking it you will wonder Why you have been enduring Indigostom, headache* and like ailm ents when the remedy in so simple.' Re-fu-Mn can now be obtained In Sanford from the Union Pharm acy and the leading druggists in every KYROl'T FARM AGENCY 113 Mngnuliu Ave. The finest young grove in this see. t i*e In Herrs, JIT four, year old till . Noisily Valencia, inn longern e. . 2 '. large seedlings, also n row of l*H( bud on ro'ir stock, budded last June. I rfront bouse, barn, flowing well, beautiful lake view. Ju st a rtep o f r brick road and but a few miles from Nnuford. Cojishlering quality of g io .v and land, the best liuy in this vicinity today. Price $'>,500. east, balance, i. 2 and It years. JA N U A R Y 1 4 th . PU K ES $1.00, $2.00 and $3X0 Praise didn’t go to.the head of the youngster. On th e efintrary, he went (thing like the ordinary recruit wlio still had to make good. In* the win­ ter time, instead of idling Ids hours, Ruel attended the law -t hool of Wash­ ington U niversity jtU)>t. I.ouia. "I may not come us fast ris same of the experts predict and t want to have a profession to fall back on when I am through with base hall," was RuelV explanation of why" he was KIDNEY TltOUHI.E studying law. LAMENESS Ruel certainly had the right dope. While a very, capable jierform er, he never quite reached the heights a t­ tained by Ray Sehalk. Several times injuries greatly handicapped him just Foley Kidney Pills bnd the un he was g etting into his stride. fret,", writes H. It. Arfate Ruel, still a youngster, has at least Itnrre. Vermont. Hack ;t. I 10 years more of liaseball before him ti,-ni. dull headache, too if In* (ares (u s.11>k lii all protmhil- burning urination nie syi ily RtJ'l will (|uit the game when In:'Kidney and llludder trouh j osses out of tlje m ajors, fired kidneys require pro And he will have a profession to m eat. Neglect Vituses soi l fall hark on. Only recently he passed cations. Foley Kidney Hie b ar exam inations in St, Louis and c|uick relief. Sold everyw to alm ost a full-fledged lawyer, —,------------------------ Mail orders to Auditorium, Daytona Reach THE SUPREME AUTOMOBILE Me will pay you well for your work if you are Ihe man or woman we want—you can earn up­ wards of $1.">0.0(l a week for a few months— this is yyur opportunity to do your hit and to make money at the same time— every one almoil wants to “talk it over"—see us today— understand our message—appreciate what it means to own Gandy Units. OUR REFAIR DEFARTMENT IS UNEXCELLED COLUMBIA BATTERIES WK OFERATE A COMPLETE BATTERY--SERVICE STATION ‘■'l'he Gandy llridtfc lists had the best reception of any corporation ever organized in Florida’’—“A million dollars in two months/*— etc., etc.,—ace Gas, Oils and Accessories WE HAVE IT Second Floor, Drew* Building1 PHONE 41 5 115 Magnolia Avenue— B aaaaaaB B B B aaaaaaB B aaaaaaaaaaw Sanford, Florida -W « iS B B a s a a a s B B s m ia a a a B D East Church Street Orlando, Florida �PACE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY I TOP COATS: . WBAT1IEK MAN SAYS WARM SPELL IS D I E UBI'ORTKIIH WARNED c T im im u •'••"•rtatrd I’m * i M . LOUIS, Jafi. lit.—The Po.xtUispateh, in a dispatch from a stair cm respondent at Harrison, Ark., this afternoon sta te s that newspaper men have Ir i 'Ii denied the privilege of intervievvinjj Circuit Judge .1. W. Shinn or Mayor J. I , Chite.s, of Harrison, about the activities of the vigilante committee, n spokesman today id lin g newspaper reporters there was “one side to w rite about." The Correspondent adds that the spokesman enjoined the reporters not to go about interviewing the men who had been whipped or removed from office and that the committee would “hold to strict account any re ­ porter who wrote anything to cast To all Persons H ereinafter Named, Owning Property on Second Street: You nre hereby notified th at oil the llth day .of December, A. I*. 11*22, the City C-ummissidn of Sanford, Florida, did adopt a preliminary Resolu­ tion providing far the grading mid paving1oT Second Street, from Oak Ave­ nue to. French -Avenue, with vitrified brick or other hard surface material. The total estimated cost of said improvement of Sevoiid S treet in $12,120.00. The oisesamtnts ag ain st the property hereinafter described, abutting upon the cor.tcmplatei} improvement of said Second S treet, which have been tentitivly determined by the Assessor covering the proportion of the expense of Miid improvement to be borne by the respective pieces of property hereinaf­ ter described, nnd th e estimated am ount of the lame fit which will accrue to the property hereinafter described, .abutting upon said Second Street to lie improved in the m anner above stated is as follows ,to- .vit: J. E. ('handler, Lot 75, Sanford Heights "... 137.27 150.00 ■I. K. Chandler, Lot 70, Sanford Heights ................... 137.27 150.00 0. E. Ellis, Lot 77, Sanford Heights .. .............. 137.27 150.00 (I. E. Ellla, Lot 78, Sanford Heights*...................... ■„ 137.27 .,150.00 \V. T. Field, Lot K0, Sanford lk ig h ts ..........................207.12 J]225.09 L E. White, NW. I I nf S\V. 1-1 of NE. 1-4 of ’ S ir. 36, Twp. 10, Range 30 ,1,152.81 1,500.00 The Special Assessjnents against the various pieces of property above de­ scribed are payable optionally as follows; E ith er in full within thirty days after the completion of the work or in ten equnl annual installm ents, with interest at the ra te of Eight P er Cent, per annum , from the date of the rtmipletion'of said Improvement. A m eeting o f the Equalizing Board of th e City of Sanford, Florida, will be held at the C ity Hall on the 22nd day of Jan u a ry , A, D. 1023, at 2:30 p. in., at which m eeting said Equalizing Board will hear all claims and objections as to the ch aracter of all said improvements to b e,paid for in p art by special assessments, and a- provided for in the resolution hereinabove referred to, . 1,.. . . . ... . ... , , r.-, , W itn eil my hand as City Clerk, and the seal < Florida, on this the 12th day of January, A, l>. 1923. THEATRE MAN HIES I f t r Th# A t a o d n l r d l ’ i m > ATLANTA. Jan. HI.—The bo.ly of Hugh luitiinsr Vnrdqzn, cf Atlanta, veteran theatrical mall of the south, who die dearly this morning, will fee taken to Richmond, Vn., for hurinl, ac­ cording to announcement today. Mr. V arduta lias been in the theatrical business for more than 20 years. He was 48 years old, born in Richmond and entered the theatrical business in that city. s . He came to A tlanta in ISOI and be­ came a general m anager of the Wells interests until the Welts houses were absorbed by the Southern E nterpris­ es, formerly headed by S. A. Lynch. We e6ftdiHdn these cars in order to give satisfaction on used ears ns well ns new ones. Liberal terms to responsible persons. Trade ins considered on all cars. These curs will be shown and demonstrated on lot opposite from Valdez Ho* tVl on Park avenue, Price? . . . . . . (S E A L ) To all P ersons .hereinafter named, owning property on -Palmetto Avi-miu; You are hereby notified th at on tho’ II th day of D ecem ber,'A. P. 11*22, the City Commission of Sanford,‘Florida, did adopt a prelim inary Resolution providing fo r th e grading and paving of Palm etto Avenue, from I'entrnl Street to Hughey jit reel, with vitrified brick o r other h ard surface mule rial. The total estim ated cost of said improvement of Palm etto Avenue is §J,51 LUO. The assessm ents against the property herein after described, abutting upoif the contem plated improvement of said Palm etto Avenue, which have been tentatively determined by the Aosessbr covering th e proportion of the expense of said im provem ent to be borne by the respective pieces of property hereinafter described, and the estim ated amount of the benefit, which will nccrtie to the property hereinafter described, ab u ttin g upon said Palmetto Ave­ nue t o ‘be irpprov'ed in the m anner above stated is ns follows, to-wit: • . Amount ILL Benefit Owner De.vcriptlon of Property ' Aa m t . to Property Mrs. Virginia Slmw, Lot 1,-Dlovh J, tinnier'- \ddn, • to Markham P ark Heights $241.23 $275.1*0 The .Special A sre****merits ngaim.t the variou* pieces of property above de­ scribed are payable optionally as follows: E ith er in full within thirty days after the completion of the work or in ten equal annual installm ents, w ith interest at the ra te o f,Eight P it Cent, ner annum , from the date «f the. eom- . " . Am ount ' F rt. Benefit Owner Description of Property Austin. to Property Unknown K. 53 ft. of Lot 6. Hlk. 4. T i. )>,, Sanford, Florida. E. U. T ra ffo rd ’s Map * $233.77 $2 *tM*0 The Special Assessments again* t the variou* pieces of property above <les,Tibet) me payable optionally at follow E .llu -r in fu ll within tlit-ty day • after the lompletion of the work or in ten eq -al annual m stm lnooii., with interest lit the rale of Eight Per f i t i i . pet antiuiu, from tin* date •1 tin- on pfclimi of said Improvt uu-nt. A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the C ity of Sanford, Florida, w ill he held at the C ity Hall on the* 22thi day of Jan u ary,"A. I*. )!>2-t, at 2:30 p. nt., kt which meeting said Equalizing Board w ill hear all claim* and objections aj to the character of nil raid improvements to he paid for in p u rl by special art* vm ints, nr.d ns provided for *n the roroltiliun hvrcmubnvi* referred to. 'illn e ss my ham! as C ity C le rk , and th* real of th. < tty of Sanford, BIRMINGHAM, Jart. It*.— Pointing out th at a-steady stream of negrtw* Is leaving the south, n committee composed of to lenders of the race today |M.-titiuncd the Birmingham city com.mission and through it tfie legislature of Alabama to g«f slow in passing a so called “ zoning law " which is now lk»ing drafted for introduction n t this session of the assembly. The delega­ tion asked tlytt the segregation clau.-e In* omitted from the lull. • P1I0NE 17 SANFORD, F U AMERICANS ACT FLORIDA i AUSANXK, Jan . I T h e InDaenee of the American delegation Is being cM-ieised in a friendly way at the N ear Hast conference to find n solution of the question of judicial Ley. . -• . ------For Your Convenience in Ordering— Huh.m l Washburn Child, uAtbissadur to Italy, on the American delega­ tion. had a conferem - today with lamet Pasha and m rncM ly counselled tlu* T urkish lender to propose some counter project on i 15is delicate and vital qui itlon. Heef Roasts Tender Idin Steaks Dork Roasts T-Uune Steaks Uriskel Stc>v Tripe Supreme Spare Hilts Dork Chops Sirloin Roasts Country Sausage Chuck Roasts ’ Soup Dune Crime Rib Rousts Pork Hunts Rolled Rous It; Mutton Roast Rump Roasts • Mutton Stew Luitchemi Meats Liver Hamburger Steak Ham Klfbulder Roasts Round Steaks Club'Steal s Pitkjcd Dips, Fee Cat Mackerel Breakfast Bacon Breakfast Fnusag B oltina Dure Dun. l. memade : nusuge Link Sausage Monthly membership S U meeting' Chamber o f « HUGH TILL1S, Drop. K Commerce tonight, 7:*'J0 5 » o’clock, lion, W. T. 3 Rhone 1();> ----------------- 102 Sanford Avenue n Bland, Speaker. He" u Te ell I'er oni H eryinafterN am •*! Owning Property on Fifth S treet: h Yim are hereby notified that on th e l lth day of December, A. I). 1022, * the City Commission of Sanford, Florida, <11,1 adopt a Prelim inary Resolution jjj providing for the grading ami paving of Fifth S tric t, from M y r t l e Avriiin* n to Magnolia Avenue, with vitrified britk or*other hard aurfuei* m aterial. Fite s t"tal <*«tirnuti-d coat of said improvement of Fifth S treet is $7,‘_':num The J; /f.i.-aii-iTs against the property h* reitinftei de^riln-*!. ,.*■•■t r s - :;p*n lln- *j onteiap'lat* <1 imptoveineril of said F ifth Street, wlti.h have b* en tentatively u drteinmieil by the Aascrutor, covering the proportion o f the expense o f .said 14 improvement to Ik* borne by the respective pieces of property hereinafter tie- {J vriU-il, ami the estim ated amount o f the benefits which will accrue to the * rerioua piece; of property hereinafter described, a b u ttin g upon said Fifth ■ Street, to I**- improved in the manner nhove stntt J nre tut follows: Am ount . Est. Benefit >1 Owner Description of Property A ssail. t*i Property *j Ik L ibaker. Lot 10, Blk <i. Tr. 5 <4111.00 $160.00 The Special Assessments against the various p i e c e s of proptity above de- j Kribvd are payable optionally ns follows: Either in gill within thirty days *j t h e completion of the work or in ten equal annual installm ents, with * Tt-ie-t the rat** of Eight IVr CVnt. ,tei annum, from tile date "f the ,**ni- m plrtion of said Improvement.!g \ meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, b lorida, vvtll *J b* held at the City Hall on the 22nd day of .Iniiunry, A. I*. L»21, at 2:30 p. nt., ■ »t which m eeting said Etjunlizirig Board will hettr nil claim s anii^ objectloba | q u to the ihurvuter of all said improvententa to he paid fo r in part by special * rrre -tuents, and ns provided for in the resolution hereinabove referred to, J_ Witness my han*l ns City Cterk,>nrtd the seal of tho (*ity of Sanford, ^ Florida, on this thd 12th tiny o f'Jnnuary, A. I). 11*23. See TOM SHERIDAN Oakland Sales and Service H B i i a a n u J s i a l i R c n z x i i L i i i o i i i M i B B a s B a i B U i a a i i n a a i i a i i e a M a a B z s s u i s i i i i u i i i i i i a a i i i * 1* '011 ml.s to each customer with evei'y Five Dollar order DEMONSTRATION OF GRADE “A ” COFFEE AND “SANFORD MAID” BREAD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20TH HOME-CURED BACON, PER Lii DRIMR Rill ROAST UDDER H U lTO gH ST.EAK Ilc sl H u ro n . To all Persons H ereinafter Named, Owning Property on Centra) S treet: 5 ou lire hereby notified that on the l l t h day of December, A. U. It*-2, the lTty Commission, of Hanford, Florida, did adopt n prelim inary resolution providing for the grading nnd paving of Control S treet from Sanford Avenue *wt to French Avenue, with vitrified brick or other hard su rfa c e .material, fhe total estim ated cost of said improvement of Central S treet is $ 111,317.00. The assestmonts ag ain st the various pieces of property hereinafter dcscribrd, abutting upon the contemplatctl improvement of said Centra! Street, *hkh have been tentatively determined hjr1the Assessor covering the proporhnrt of the expense of auid ityprovement to he home by the respective pieces property hereinafter described, nnd th e estim atd am ount of the benefit *hieh will accrue to the proporty hereinafter described, abultiijg upon said ^totral stree t, to be improved in the hianner above sta te d are ns follows, Am ount ' Description of Property A ssnit. | W. Cannon, Lot 5, Blk. F .‘Markham P ark Heights $323.10 J- P. Itoper, Lot 7,'Blk. E., Markham P ark H cig ^* - 233215 L F. Koper, Lot 8, Blk. K., Mnrkhom B ark Heighfs 2.132JG A- *M. DeForrest, Lot .0, Blk. D., Markham Park Heights .. ____ --------------------- • *ank \ \ , Grayharn, I.tit 10, Block E, Markham Pork Heights __ _______ .______ ♦,.............. --------- 251.30 P- JL Dingee, I^>t 48, Sanford H efghts....................... 137.27 M* Dingee, I>ot 40, Sanford Heights ------------------ 137.27 *’r» C. Hollingcr, !a>t 50, Sanford Heights ............... 137.27 j. * ■Hollinger, I-ot 61, Sanfonl IJeightr. ........ —■•*• 137.27 ■^ <<itcy^Lot--C0r Sanford Heights • T. Corey, Lot*fl0, Sanford Heights ----- -------- ■Toyama, Lot 67, S anford Heights *• Toy#rnni , ot f>gi ganford HelghU .... . <5rn C. Hollinger, Lot; f*0, Sanford Height* yera c . Hollinger, Lot 70, Sanfonl H e ig h ts ............... * E st. Benefit to Property $375.00. . 2GO.00 260.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 SAUER KRAUT Pur lb. . .. .. .. .. FAMOUS ALL-MEAT S'! Per lb. . .......... 12-lb. Cans Government Smoked Uncon . .......... .......... .. 2 l-lbs Pillshtiry’s Flour, ROUND STEA K Dor lb............. SHORT CUT STEAK, • Per lb. ...■ ............. .. CLUB HOUSE STEAK. Per lb......... S*lb. Ruckct of Snowdrift for . . ...15c 5c RIB STEAK Ir is h P o ta to e s * 15 15c O. K. POINSETTLY UREA I). £ big loaves fo: HONELESS HEP-RING • Per lb ............. ... TENDERLOIN STEAK, Per lb Camel und Chesterfield Cigarettes, 2 packages fur ............................... Fancy Creamery. Butter, BLIND KOBRINS SMOKED FISH, per box .. .............. - ALL GROCERIES AT CUT PRICES LIvGS OF PORK, CORN-FED, FROM GEORGIA, LB. Fine Cream Cheese, Oatmeal, per package ............ 2.")C cans String Beans, 2 cans for ..... 25c cans Lima Ilcnns 2 cans for JO C Wc Reserve the Right (o Ref use all Hotel and Restaurant Business * Opposite Ford Garage ____________ KEEP MOVING N ext Door to the Coca-Cola Bottling Works � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 19, 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/70a2b711ff0e89516beeaf067609e22b.pdf 78752675ea81a08bd01e1fe397a19439 PDF Text Text < ■ S F "* pair- •y•>£-*.'*;* '• /--■*•- ' *•t . ’•• 4 . A •i IN THE HEART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A . T H U R S D A Y . J A N U A R Y IS. 1923 N U M B E R 253 _____ REAL ESTATE TESTIFIES TO THE IDENTITY OF THE BASTROP KU KLUX WHO' HELD UP WATT DANIEL JACKSONVILLE Kidnapipng and Murder Case in Louisiana Holds the Boards OPERATORS F IN D T H E M - SHIP I (K T S E L V E S S T IL L IN P O S S E S 01111 1 SION O F T H E M IN E S *- “ “ RECOMMEND THAT TEXT BOOKS ON HKAI. ESTATE HE PRKPAUKI) •' LIQUOR SHIP TOWED TO TAMPA M U WAS BEACHED B IG ( j u d g e B L A N D , o f O R LA N Hl> Thp rrr<«) JACKSON VM.I.E. .lun; 18.—Re-, I . DO, W IL L A D D R E S S BASTROP, Jnq. 18.—Newt ‘ Cray,the writer of* that letter?" Iliggin1ports of committees featured thi*' . T H E M E E T IN G wns n member o f the masked party Lotlmm was asked. . • , , . , .. .. , ,, . mornings session mid-season c*mI think It was those fellows ground . ... , j which Auftuxt 2 lth held up Watt Dan,, . . . . , vention of National Association o f Ini and T. K. Richard and several oth- Mer Rouge. Watt Oaniol ami Will . . . . . heal Estate boards, Rcrummemlnthm the highway between BnsUop Btaddock bad the reputation being . ... . . . . . . i •, t, . • ... i | „ , , , by committee on education that • mu Mer .uci Rouge itnuKt according lit min; in i red i r i rill* it iiinit^ tankers iiiiim is *»i»u •. , and to 1 KU- whiskey and sellers. And iiirw aba » . Faces the O p e ra to rs In stead o f KNT, „ K t*,lEW nt CREW OF SCHOONER thanks, testifying nt the open heuring James Norm*worthy,.but Norsoworthy . " ' ' ' l ‘‘ “ *irl BRIN 0 8 t'P tjl'ESTION OF IN T O X -,^ * ^ W ,,I Hegln P ro m p tly Actual A r r e s t fo r R e fu sa l to j iiBI.VKTIA ICVILNG i . k m 'O r s ON TRK . 7 : 3(1 and .M eeting W ill Be hnd said he hnd linil <iuli quit making it.” it SI.VKTIA IIKI.1KVK0 Into the kidnapping and murder uf had The . \ ‘ V, *»,.M*1%*"*, ° * r*1" tors nfter favorable discussion. C om ply W H h D e m a n d s 1, , 0S T IIKill SEAS • M a il In terestin g Daniel and Richards today. ' witness coiili| give no further Infor­ mation as to any suspicion lie., aught—— —V in> Thr Xs.orinirH * Tomorrow evening, Jan. to, the ’ .V , . o n o n . m r T k f A M H l s I r l Pi t m I BASTROP, lav-, Jan. 18. -Threat- l ave. . F ^ 7 H i U 'd l r i f f ESSEN, Jan. 18.— Ruhr valley coal NORFOLK, Jan. 18.—The entire TAMPA. .Ion. IS.—In . charge o f j membership o f the Ranford Chamber of Dr. McKoin, Higginbotham said. ■ js .. creators who thought for a time last crew o f eleven men of the M’hooner1'’'" " * ," tU’r'’ " " J *h° ,t *,rWonl customs officials .n cargo of liquor r f Common** will haw the opportune William lligKiub*o*t)inia, farmer, that, told how he HluL heiir.l l.eon Daniel IS I jO llv l Jjight that the French were to take Helvetia, believed by coast guard ofit m l .** r r . r xx- .. u i i xx- .. i i Jvariously istinutcel to he worth $50,- tty of becoming personally acquainttheit* lives f,’r" u'r ">">Ar -‘,f ln" t,Kr of " a lt* hn,‘ . over the mines this morning found ficl, !;i ht,u. t„ hilV0 | .os*t* ................. ,.i ,, „M' *MicKoIm' . i ... . ,, ha',11 S i l V S R e n o r t l w w to IHW.OflO arrived in port thl* <*l xvith Hun. W. T. Band, ex-con,i, stilt in • i. . ,t learned o f an alleged planned to kill McKoin. An attempt • . r.lmnrd , . two uut**n-<l, schooner . . ,, . and . themselves in nossession possession of oi their m c ir , v |lt,n the vessel. capslxcd off Nngitim Mer , Roogc,-had .. . , , • _____ . 1 ,|CF U I ^ : mottling i, u* tnan from Missouri, now "a nni« i..iirn(d that onlv coal . , , , , plot to kill him, formed the basis of t« ossassinnte .McKoin, iioxv charged . . . . prxqieiy ana icarnexi inai oni> coni comtt during heavy storms last month . . , , ... , ,, , u ... . . AS BEEN St l-’ FERINH FOR SKV- Charles H. Hyde m toxv of motor ship ■-proinine-il hanker of Orlando. Mr. nhnvo trrourul came under the . , . . , . , , yesrerdny s testimony nt tin open it* s.n affidavit With mnr.it i. is - al- 1 ' ' •*>« ■ • r.ui.xn i .ii.* . . . , , ,, , . . . . . mim'd altoxe gioami i.imc urau r me (l W1M upon completion o f ti- , , , . , , . . ERA . H U S FROM (iltll’ PE Riggs v.dcli found the schooner Bland will U> the principal speaker rr.misitioliinir onler o f the .. ... .............. healing inquiry exmducted by stair s kged to have been made preceding i».x in i ittoi ' r. . , . . . ,, ' 1 1 rextseii requisitioning o u n r im vcatigatloii which start.d Monday . , , , , . . . . . ... » ■. _ . , ... , • __ _ _ • '.inched twenty miles from here. It nrtd giie.-t o f In wnnr <m the occasion of attorneys to masked and hooded liatiu the liisnppearatiee of Jtnniel ami Rich-; French. The magnates also learned n 'derelict siulitnl off winter (h r The .tsaorinied I’ rrosi v..i: said if the Hyde’s papers show the jpunthly ineinhership meeting o f 'Higginbotham •!*declared iiiniself WASHINf’.TON Jan. 18.- Pi • that they face court martial instead ,|L.llItl.r |irhl„hii» i.-cved to he the opt‘ rnt'" ns Motchoiwe pud the k.,1 Old. 'Higginbotham lured himsell resident the ship hound for Tampico as the the Chainbee ufVmnhiercc. Arrangeof actual arrest ns the result o f their iit ,Votiu. ' nMpplnK and ilnying of Walt *Pnmel a meiidxr of the pnclsli Iniuich of the ||niding. xvn • has Iven MiRerring si mate mute said the t!m liquor >v«m‘t l>e nu meat* ... , ... ,, .. ... . • fo r .fj , first won't bfa nts had been pieviously made to refusal to dclivcd coal to France. ____ " L oou rL rhnnins Ruhiird. Mer "l ong., c.t- K« Klnx Man and.it xxas brought out several days from Grippe, u aid by molcsted. The „.ue ml the Jnptu... lime Urn hao-met Thursday o f last ***'*'»'»* ,h‘* \ \ \ « «,«* White House official,, to he much im- f,«„ sick and he brought .......... . in.' vve . hut du. , infliction o f dates NORVOl.K................. Ian: 1S - The schooner ‘ S4‘“ 8’ BERI.IN, Jan. 18.— A general stif- i.,ft Nc.v v.irk December Pith f(ir 1,,rc8c,,c‘‘ of Ncwl Gray lit Ids home black'hoods and robes wer pail of the proved. Allho.igl, no indication* of I- xx,- i. vex ary to past pane it until fening of German resistance in. the Charleston. I. is being towed here by ^ n‘Bht D*"M nn'1 KifhHr,, k,n” ‘ Mc nM r,,r',> lm" VVer< fever lire present, he has ‘again ran On - Friday. Judge lllaud, us has been i; f.... ..f *i.n n < cutter . by a black hooded mob, that ne did not have the blink lis-1 veiled all engagement - nn drt-mained •jireVxuitlj -Lit cl, i* pc ill up.x face of me i-'roiirh i r« urn ultimatums ultimatums u was Manning. Giulid o ffie n s stud taken , , prisoner . , tv . .. . c.. o _ . i t _ _______ _________ . . liHclarcd he was at the Higginbotham g'lise. • , in Ilia to *in. indicated by Berlin newspnper torrt*was almost impossible for t'rexv toir . ' :* |U .rlid wlMi the re.piirctnents nec­ ________• in the role of protector heenu?.* igignliolhniii gav a vivid descrip.f . ..f.Lx s■In Mine Ml fill iilxi.no I i • • . . . .* spondents In D11 Russjn. operators *' u **' hi i:tg to a suvrensful clos.e have ervaj;td during the heavy gales letter h<* received eailie in lln t■>-ti ..I !•"|.pe.tints ubii.it (It linn ..f ax well ns workers nnd labor lenders that rxvept the coast. The schooner is o*. king 'attic mr impruvcment of !.a(In) wamii’g IliggiiitHjlJiuiu " I . lend I .Id up *>u the 'let lb me represented ns standing togeth­ repoite.l badly damaged. •he Si. Johns nvei. He ha< led many x .mr own business.'' imo highway, whi n tin t.vi men wen er in their decision to do tlu-ir “ duty i . •• *;'vl ‘ixh'« for the impruvcment lie. I he ..th The l.'tter signed ''rtot your friei.d” 1iJaapped Augftst '_"ll hy Germany.” France and Belgium ap­ ’ *hc r.'.i - ti.it h:.,*Kirs of the midxvas plui ed in I'si* hninl. ■> .ilia < es, hmxexor. , mg | lint Itiinil pear to he the only nations to xvhii ii llv I III I’ M'. V x \ \<;i'K FOR Til K 'P'” xv,. t duri-g ihc time he tepreGray x'-as on the stand at tin open any of th*’ hl.uk boom* I nil’ll who tool the Get limits refttsr to make reparti­ '• ' *1 liu.l ' mr ii, congress. Those m . i i’.ii, \ n o \ m :-s i * \ a mg of the day's session hut xvas i.m jt. i'. tion deliveries: FROM l,NK I (I.N E il i< V, A i I ! . Im ,rx-.c hnd the privilege o f hearing VII.il l pururily excused to consult with InU lioni d>d you see III the read 7‘ Judge I’ .pni peak are agreed that GROW S TO 27.'. I** Ml LI'S attorneys when the question xvn* mix 1 xvns asked? Ilf' *1h<» A LONDON, Jan. 18.— l-it^ last night -Inirtl I r r ..l h* i* Imih a speaker of merit and is DAYTONA. Flu , Jan. t ■*. F'nief ihur.. i;*hlx f iiniliac xvith the subject eii ax to whether he could he forced <** "Birr Jim N'orsewurtliy. xvi.ti hi hal 111r TI**' X«.urln,ril I 'r i x i the French announced their intention TALLAHASSEE, .Ian. 18 From .* et Foil, e Osborn* was ic'tiiiv al from „ ( wnUirwayst. testify in view o f a newspaper puhlt- in his hand ami his hair standing * t<» sieste all cm goes of coal now nn lone liigliwny ei.Hied helxxct*M f*«•.• off he if is illuming bv **it» Mamut* r ration which his roun»c*l inlerptrtrd Htraight." the Rhine and the Herne eannl des­ ‘f'l <l’i,ii*'i lo gins piomptly at 7:.T0 '!•-!.im* 11* dei • a - Fa !• mil xif hi- .,lien .i i.n the x. ■.n.l time xn. e ti e lie.Ir­ saci la and S*. Aug .tine. tined for unoccupied Germany, says TWELVE THul SANIi \HHAI> OF to indicate hi xvntil.l he made dx*f.**id•i*uj a n,i f resting musiral jirngrnm of appi iixim.ilcly b.'ai mil, , |tr,rr ani i • * iiiii iii.l pi m ceding .. n v Itegnt, | eM day a agn. iM'fense c**U l* * mi T, . .*n. a ght wlo u lui log the ha .*!-« I« cii arranged. The Kiwunls DIS'I itlllt I ION OF LAS l a dispatch to the Times from !■!*• shat f unite! po* •Inh xv': he pr. -till, liuving (mstpun"Why don't you tend la your oxn tt n eeiuptid proceeding* yesterday tli«* ;i rritoriid days, I'loiidu -i road I inn 11, i iire u ,' sen. 1 EAR » rip- !b cpxmi ''harlcs i'ciit ;,lti . I nt huainess? It i- no mutter to you by ol*je turn to the testimony <*t the inilcag*. of all slisdex and It and * D •,* i.c day meeting to Friday about our negro women .n making xvitae-- Gray, <!. W. Barnett, as lions ha* cxpaudid i*. 2".Ms. anurd- . »oi:: .i*iiic: l,a,| di«tiil.i*,| xxo(Klnns ESSEN, Jan. 18.—Tin* French oro- * lit) 'I lit* A •■orl.it* «l l'rr)8i •gh* ’ he niftjorily f the Kixvaui.s in*. I sank Plow iiitiM ’lit appoii .eil ,|, We intend to do ie w. »n. • inr Gtay, in the inuMi- of hi- .* g l«*.*ii*in made public In ihc .,1 TALI.AII ASS EE. Jan. 18,—Isso- \» lliskex Imiuii* infusion has decided to cmitelll i . nicnls’is vi the Flinmhcr 11•m l department. a. t.i-g ch ief. -. plense nnd your hunt’ll can't, slop m gi.iio-n' ssiil*’«l liu.l the qiiexlioii Itself for the time being with the tV- ai-ec of U*2.'l aiit'iinohile lugs by Ilie •>, F, „nc I.., All indiratfonx point to The lirxt liighxviiy is a hi*torl**al tjaiMlioning of coal already mined a n d ‘ state comptroller appruaclied the 100,-, Me know you ami we me going to mg in sonic in-’tnnees hnd taken the a In • nie.Gag aad the Board uf mailer. It xva prepiiieil far the tmibrought to the surface, diverting <o O00 mark today, some 12,r.00 ahead of* stop you. Take this for what it is lone if a "third degree" nnd. that furG„w i,,„r:i..re uiging the entire memC ’osil ol Operalion Vmi tl.ci interiogatinii of the witness •.cci'iuV of ihc pioneer politicians. be*ship to avail themselvex‘ of the Fiance the cars alieadV loaded and d*stril ;tion at xume date last year. .worth ami g -t close tog* (her. Slate (loybrnmcnt can guess the rest.” 'Would he a violation of the etuis,dm T oday's‘mileage t enches •very nrmk: dextined for the Interior o f Germany opportunity o f being informed on the ind ernnny of the state, tliougli, ail• ‘‘ Who did you have in min’d m lnjti-m o f Louisiana. 8nd postponing for the piescnt tile rrucc Howell Kscaped For »he Year 1922 «• •• .'iii *f the Chamber of (*i>mmilled). --alii,• >ii ,i t* rough going. iii. i. c. acd hreeming* personally acHen of requisitioning the mines them­ Of the 27,ul8 Hide* over wlm h xi^ir_ •*»«! w 'ii , .irh other anil with selves. • Was Sti‘,.na,l Oxer That cf I’ re* edlll From Asylum, Ch b*. c:,i» ftiixi-l | J!*, i .,iiqo i-, . IH, M 4-1 ,, , 1 chr ' • .! .1 I t.'s ‘I. ..It' os Brutal Treatment PARIS, .Jan. 18.—The rFench. Bel­ . cl . Ill lai 11:,, g't alt 1 "lit,the, ti gian and Itnliqn g'.vcillltlelils yc«ter •111 I l.r l u n IIIIt U I'rea*, | • Sanford Getting Greater nub < I lent >i tile lent Ill’s kliaxxn k to S . n - Shi K-rnped l<* Gel day gave (lie order imiucdiulcly I.* i a i i. viiA.ssrih, .laiijj 18.- An In* a* iat<aid roads, which are main West I'.I IIII Beach roinniciice working the state forests £ 1 )a y in on the left hank‘ of the Rhine as a the tale. They nggiegate 21,105. h "'v" in ............ . ®f ^ n i t l n g the ^ a v s Sanford 8 Friend ... . . . . . . .-tat** !*’ *:* over rim lire-: .'tut*' eiiveriniietil government ,i, in I1822 over the pr* prnalty for Germany's default in the, p-(>|n1'’ ]* \ [- 1?k!IT' ALK.' J m 18. Wheteaa the inlial Highway vva delivery of timber, ns established h y l , . ^ . J|owt>11( who nrrim i here last proli.ihly built hugely xvith rugged ceding year, according to the annual Tin* f*dbi*vir,g from niir old friend the «M ,lon of the reparations c o m -, |)iuht wiU, shoriff „ a|;..r „ f West To London at End of Week it Was Announced in deti'rminatnin, the uiallei of road intcm. nl of State Treasurer J. 1 *• K- Mettingx-r, formetly one o f SanWashington Today mhxlon December 20. ,.nllI1 h llflf., hw parturc from building, and maintenance h , now Lulling. Oi.shiiiseim>iits for the year fotil’ hr*, cili/.eiix, and Sanford’s gltltVIl til he iglllc a pill'll* il* III. Till’ »v* re ?:I,2P2.8IU-S.’i. while lliox*. of the greatest boosters, xva* rot given to u* t*iiiio 1 ,u TI k* , the Slate asylum nt ChattahnotclitH* rAKIN, .Inn. 1H.—The* r renrh rov... . . . . .. »• » » Re­ -lute .o„,| depai llueiii had available year 11121 were t;'l.'.'*l7 *,28.!MI. III) I hr \»a«M lull'll l*r r *«• * , , , # ii.M hrr tml«> ill whnn ^!H dcimldientinn. lull we. nre giving ernmciil nas boinin its pulley uf re- . . . . . . * »| «* . *1 *. In ell,* veal, Imxxt'ver. W A S H IN G T O N . Ian. Is. Negutia **ierlarc*i thui the differenct* in new ' ft. ii, all ,1 * - .air. es tim ing tl< .cat , . nt* il mu* h.itl iM‘fn i'i?|p|is**H Irunt the U ■* o *a*b t I', .all*,' It j* too good Quiviuuninir in thi* lUihr. it uni nn. . . , , , . . appin vJlIllileiy iJ.IMIII.UUII ,., Ii, bowed i, ,*;. tea*-*-ii|.|>rt*Ximalel) ten ,*» ki’xp: , , . ... . , ; - y!u»ii mu! tn iitinuiit Imres 1.,-t.veiii A mer.eaii and l.lllisll waa nut gr*at. Ih c inter*-*! late <**n n.Miiu laM I'VH iiik. !•IVl' thuu^nml ' . . . . . . . , looking l*i lefuiaiing o f siiluU’ s the chief point of debate, with be exit, I J 2.'*'.l5,*',,i 1.5'.*. This included Utiles larger lf,a*i the increase of *1*- • uattrniiant**. Mm ntw i .<*cii|nmI M,' irf‘nu,llH .1a'ck.-mixillei Fla., Jail. 17, eik'ilt imndicd im j* of eokt* and six i«, order to make her wav to MVxt«Britain's war debt .*, the United H.e lime the debt in to ..... al.d the fund' ic vivid from th • f. lend gox- bur. riiicnts. R, , ini* f**r the y*.ir Mr. R. .1. Holly, hundred ion.* of coal, which the G e r-, . , f.j‘22 I,italic.1 :t!.r».i»'. as comparobtain a sixth trial on S ta tes will he carried forward thru, minimum annual .payments to which crnimnt. . * Hanford, Fin. main IiiiiI landed in car**, were taken' * 11,1 .1 the Britodi embassy here after the re- Great Britain is to hind herself lesser ________‘ ....... nl with 82.795,IfHktKi th** year he Dear Old I'al. ■n.| re routed f*ir distribution among |" " " l,‘ ' ^ 1 ,,irK' ‘ I fet»*. _ ( 'r i m i f l l l l ( ’ f l li r t ,1, . nuje„ ' | I hyaiciana line treated n wound on turn o f the British c'ummisslon t o 1elements in tin- equation. Just « “suggestion. , T) i Tlie^general revenue fund went into •F„) tl|| int < the minds o f nil Public • .her leg which the alleged wax Inflict­ London nt the end o f the week It was| |j.,th conimisalons find themselves, announced nt the conclusion of the |n atucli the same position as regards L /O l 'K c t U in iS M C 'd , » C t ' . *1 I... the new year with n balance of ex- s h.,nl scholars, by rv|H*ating daily, in DU8SKLD0RF, Jan. IH .-T h c p l a n ^ 1 hy joint session o f the Amcricnn and ||„. requirement o f governmental i t Casus Continued a*tly S -, 1*7121. 2*‘>. concert, a' school opening and every military operationx for the occucommission. j, sanction o f any terms reached. Tlie ______ • . j Of tho dlshiir.-cnients from tlve gen*, inhabit nut of Sanford, repeating lnBANKS CLOSE TOMORROW . JBritish i1 Iwtioii of the Ruhr valley, ns ‘prepared The tonversalions which have been American must go directly t<* c«*nT||(, cr|minaj tf|uej| jm. t. {,ei.u f ,„. eral revenue fund mure than oUe-third dhidunlly (occasiutially) rlaily. h>‘ Marshal Koch and executed by Gee f or approval <vf the refunding. {n thj.: , (,nn ()| C(iurt th|, |tthl -vent for educational pifrimses. SI.' -Couo'a* I'ropoMtlon— tomorrow, January lPth, being the going on here for ten day ■« will b wial Hcgouttc, lies lieen completely suMiemled after today’s joint session; arrangement.' L m. |l%.|,l|t ,|„*rn, e Df the negrx* Gaybeing h|,,.„t In' that way. "Day by day. in every way, Sanford birthday anniversary o f Robert E. rnniisl out, it was officially annotatet barged with the killing of »b.*pui1ment of. ex|H*tidilurcs ai i.- i.-lting greater and greater, growI.eo Hu- hankn of this city nnd county mid the British will sHil from New, Likewise, the BrilDh miss'lon must *d nt the French headquarter* here York Saturday. ,Kt j,, f u| j m-cord xvith the ilcxirc** ° f ; (,thc-i negro named lvkkhnrt. This ,,,n 1 •Jouhled over the year 11*21 with ing and growing more beautiful nnd will close nil day. JTMterxIay. * In both British nnd A m crln in d r- j tho Ix)ndon cabinet. ! wa, personal encounter in wh|el,.ft" " f D«8J.032.O2. In I'XM. allractive." The Fench torops in the Ruhr now DEMANDS LEGION'S INTENTION clea it was ‘emphasised that there ___ the Lockhart negro was running; e* * " was didmrscd, . Sentimental po«*ihly, but posiUvenumber nearly 100,000 and the mili­ would he only a auspensioirof the no- ( ' a n a I)IAN VISITOR iimux'k nml there was also family m at-1 M,.'n* tha" * -U.OtlU increase over ly assuring confidence in creating love tary authorities nre prepared to take WASHINGTON—A demand, thnl gotiutions; that a settlement of the expcmlcd In the judicial de- for Sanforxl .*tnd undoubtedly resultDIES AT FT. M YERSjt,"rs mixe*l up ill il xvith the result ,tK!J charge of cve(>’- mine pit head in the the American Legion affirm or deny debt, the greatest single international i ■--------j thi,at Hu* Jury thought it was solf-de-’ P«D»nent o f the state government. E x-1ing m greater prosperity. valley today as a protection for the whether the nrgnnixa'tiofi Intends fInancTiAh transaction in the history o f «n« Thr A.im-Isim t’ rr .-i . feiisc nml tuftied Gayncr loose. ThoH,f " ‘,itur' ' fot H»22 totalled $120,A iiand clasp, with n wish for two IT . MYERS, Jan. 18.—The body » f French cmnqmic commission, which j cn^,r the ,Hi|itical field in favor of any the world must and would be reached.' 533,57 as compared xvith I. million building permits fog Sanford other case* were continued until the his undertaken to operate the mines candidate, wns mad.* in the house to­ Both sides to ‘the negotiations nlso W. C. kennwly( of Windsor, Gannda, The slate’s military establishment for 1U2.1. t next term of court in May. *ith Gcrmnn labor. Yours for your personal prosperday hy Ropiescntatlvo Goodykoonti, were agreed that a speedy adjuitmsnt minister of railways and calnns In I. Only the petit cases will occupy the, lucked only about SK'.OUO of doubling wiik desirable not only liecaUSC of the -Caiiiuln, who died at Naples last night its expenditures in 11122 over 11*21. Iii ily in Hi28. J. K. M. The limits of the occupational tone Republican, West Virginia. attention pf tho court tills week. effect that this would have upon the will leave soon after 4 o'clock this n/11*92 it expended $7,*,000.15 xvliile the 1*. S. No. no, R. J.. I'nt not going begin nt Wtfsjtrl nt the confluence of two countries, hut upon world condi-1 terhodh for Cnna'da, accompanied hy previous year (i'J.-BtfjH was jliuburs- n itty, that I knoxv o f; if so hare been CONDEMNS "BLOC SYSTEM” the Rhine and Lippo rivers, the most YOWELL'S JANUARY SALE tions generally. * ; hi* widow nnd several friend*. . ed, mi iiulease of $32,510.81. 'able to toncoal il until this. northerly jMiint in the hnnds of the WILL START TOMORROW Whether an agreement In principle' ---------------------------- -— WASHINGTON' — Representative Tho business of collecting the gen-J. K. Mcttinger, i rnnco-Ttelgium forces. The lino* runs LASTS FOR TEN DAYS ernl revenue fund formed the Second *■»* alung (he Lippo to Dorsten, this Fens, of Ohi«», condemned the “ bloc — mid so fa r r.s the authority of the | Wnuchuln berry growers nre ship. k i n <>nk St„ f ' *—■— Jacksonville, Ulu Pan being held by the Bclgi ana who systen" iri cougruss ar dangerous in Amexican commission is concerned It ping from ten to twenty refrigerators luigent item of its expenditures.* il •• “ .r r , of strawberries daily. Prices are not Vow-ell’* big Junuary Sale starts to- totalled $2 IP,170,18, a slight Increase m»l*e junction with the French at Dor- a speech before the ljuill club, as­ can he nu more than that—will so satisfactory owing to the holiday iii time for formal action on by con­ morroxv and will Inal for ten days. A n lW r , M1 w| )ell h , c fiKUr„ were $234.MEN * sociation of editors and editorial a v e ... * gress at the prosont session, which slump, and sortie growers are shipping it is ii glorious opportunity’ to s PLEADED GUILTY OF Thc French hold the lJppo to Luncn writers. ____ lias only six week* to run, cannot now instead o f selling at the platform. rnonry on Isidles' Rrthdy to Wear, Knit1 SHOOTING BIRDS •he extreme northeast limit o f the oclie foretold. The Americans ai*c cx- Yesterday the buyers were offering ,Good«, Woolens', Men's Kurnlshlnic*,* |{l'K|(|N RIOT CASK ---------' . ’• fupation. The line then turns south in I patience under provocation and also Blntikcls, House Linens, etc. This is , trcmcly hopeful that it will, for other- 20 cents per quart nt the platform, 111' The . i M o r h l t J 1'r***) WILL III- MURDER • scmi-circlo around Dortim/nd to xvnrncd the Germans not to repeat the OCALA, Jan. 18.—Txventy men the Drasn Hale o f the year aud your AND NOTHING .ELSE Ibnhcke nnd Witten, then nnuthweat Uochum demonstration* arc the re- wise tho agreement could not become: pleaded guilty in federal court to Acconli'ig to the Tavares Citizen, greatest opportunity lo save money ( effective under a year ns President to Unttingon and 1thence, skirting pressive measures would Ik- severe, of shooting migrating births out; > Harding ha* often stated his dcterml- g rhur.il has hccq broken for the new on the flncst'Uiid most up to *iato line Mir 'I lip t H a r l a l n l I ' r r . i l baimen and Elhcrfeld, Joins (he Dusseason and were lined $d each. in Ihc city. Special prices on :m*n’s MARION, III., Jan. 18.—The fate ice plant xvhich is to he constructed FS8FN Jan. 18.—The French mil- notion not to call nn extra session of *fc,,,°rf bridgehead at Wulfrnth. __________ 2— ----------furnishitqrs. See the hills and win­ o f thx* live men chnrgcd with the near the railroad nnd parking houses. General Drgoutte Issued art order itary authorities Instituted a court- the pew congress. Fiom tho first.the ELABORATE FUNERAL British have expressed ii desire for an C'hnrlqs IL AVhorton, tit Now York dow* ami the Herald for prices. Big murder of llowunl llutfmnn, one of "I the day thanking both tho French martial proceedings against six Ruhr Remnant sale nnd one half off on all the victims killed during the Herrin early settlement and they‘ are fuHy state1, is now in Tavures and will push ■n,| Belgian nrmies "for the udmir- coal maiiates today, whose names are cotton, wool ahd silk goods. liot*. went to thr jury at ll;1 5 this ‘ MF7NIC0 CITY— U b o r gtoypi j the work o f construction forward ns cognisant of th^ situation hero which °He manner in which you carried out withheld. They were charged with morning after lengthy instructions an elaborate funeral for Elar inpldly a* possihlo. Tho k e plant will "refusing t« obey orders of thu mil­ might make for a long delay. I Five you lost or found anything T road by Judga Hartwell. Aftxr the Ju­ res Moran, the Mexican labor leaifrf he capable o f handling n great amount Just Iioxv fab apart the commis­ bear the Inclement weather ind the itary authorilfc* in territory under sions are nt this time neither side vrl}l o f business, and is estimated to cost of printing. Wo haxro tho equipment ry n turnisl. thu judge said "It is mur­ who died during* November* whilo u S T h*rd*hiP* with furtitlide. Up siege." The magnatcJ have* not been prisoner at Leavenworth, Ean. 7 der or nothing." to do ull kimls o f job printing. say, hut in American quarters it was about $30,000. *dd,-d that tig, troopu had shown great taken into custody. • -i• •••', l i t ;• ' : COURT MARTIAL * • * I Ilf H im UktM'Intrd l*rr««t DROWNED: ~DI N N E Rf i : 1 Florida Road Building Program (id lin g Larger I I i^?,n i»ii«M W a^i$y;^|ify|shi*i«|sj|k NEGOTIATIONS ON BRITISH WAR DEBT ON AND COMMISSION TO RETURN HOME ^vipeni3aff,"nn<* ly sswiy",■<Hmifti'ig'- y +1\*.sal»gi*»eM niiiiinHkK*«> AUTOMOBILE TAGS REACH THE 100,000 MARK OF DAYTONA■ IS REMOVED ■;.. rf !?ve,'y ,,:vcry Wa-V * . �PAGE SIX "Son* » f the Robin" Ethel Hickion. "The First Violin" (Hclir) Julin Higgins. “ School March" (Iltlhro) William Morrison. . "A t the Fair," {Gurlctt) Harriett Heavy frost this morning. Kossiter. ' "Cradle* Song." “ Dance •Lightly" And nice cool, crisp weather today. Ns (JefT 1.. Gnynor) Marjorie llo.ikinr. “ The 1’icnic” .Rilhro) Mary KliraMeans nice, cool crisp greenbacks beth Tolnr. * coming into the cilv. Miss Corine Miras of Charles­ ton, S. nnd Misa Pansy Reacham, of Charlotte. N. C., sight-secing through Florida, aloppcd- over with Mrs. J. M. Mayes of this* city for n few days. Mrs. MHayes is a relative of the two .Misses. The Princess -r— T O N I G H T ^ For Florida: Fair tonight anil TIAtrsday except cloudy over cxetremo south por­ tion; front in North nntl Central portion tonight; wntmer Thursday. * Anil the otlur new buildings in the city are progressing and will be rea­ dy for business some of these days. Constance Talmadge Harrison Ford -IN - NOTICE She wu3 hungry for love, Lut husband’s appetite _never gut bf. yonil the cook book. So it like Reno on a fast train, when np* of those boys with cjjvi-nian j,|MI Idow? in, gloom breezes out, and the fun shakes the prim out of primitive. Also a . 0 . U. Woliott of Oviedo is In the city on' eourt matters and attending to other business. MEETING OF MHTIIODIST MIS­ We note the cafeteria is getting in SIONARY WOMEN me elegant supplies in kitchen and I The first Social Service meeting ning room in the new Meisch buildTin- Daily Herald, 15c per week for the year 1023 of the Woman's .Missionary Society of the Methodist loin the throngs of readers. Church, Sanford, was called to order ' Hon. O. P. Swnjie of Oviedo-Wa.. by the Superintendent, Mrs. Walter in the city todny looking after -Ills TONIGHT A RIG TIME, SKAT­ Griffith at 3 p. m. in the church par­ business interests nnd greeting his ING, LAKE MARY ACADEMY. Hr lors. ’ i • many friends. The bcuutfful consecration hymn FinU Quality— Low Prices was impressively rend by Mrs. Marsh. The date o f the Subscription Rridge Phone 104 Mrs. Griffith appointed her com­ Party at the Country Club next .Mon­ 115 East First Street mittees for tlfe yenr after which.Mrs. day night has been changed to Tues­ Claude Herndon nnd Mrs. Roby Lning day. , This was followed by sang' a 'duct "The Dependable*" were delightful­ the installation o f officers by the A fire in the fields hoyond Thirteenth ly entertained at the home of Miss state president, Mrs. J. M. Gross, who street this afternoon brought oyj the Dcimfriun Munson, one of the mem­ was here in the interest o f the annual fire department and half the popula­ bers, Inst evening. After n short woman's missionary conference to be tion o f tho city. Everyone’ disappoint­ MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor business meeting the hostess served held in the Methodist church the third ed because a house did not burn. Phono 217-W delirious refreshments lifter which all Week in April. I f ? ■ « kart aar * M « l n « >a went to “ The Rlnck nnd White Min­ • a t fmm are ( a l a * wn/rtSrr# ar n m l k | The following nro the officers for R. W. Pcarmnn, secretary o f the W a r . ar If r a a ar* r n l r r u i n l n r , a r i l strel" at the High .School auditorium, Chnmbcr of Commerce has returned tho year 1023: _ . • oaaafal rartl la Ibis i r p a r ln i r a l , ( p l a i ■•fall*, ar Irlrpkaaa Ikt Itrm. It n il D. A. Kelly, president. from a trip to Jacksonville where hej1 •a s r t a l l r a i s n r l a l r i went on important business for the | Mrs. Claude Herndon, Vice-Pros. city nnd county. Mr*. W. P. Fields, Treasurer. SOCIAI, CA LE N D A R Mrs. Ren Monroe, Secretary. Edward Higgins has returned from Mrs. A. I). Shoemaker, Cor. Sec. Wednesday — Mias Ethel Mmighton Jacksonville bringing buck the F. i*. Mrs. II. .1. Stalling Supt. Young will entertain at. a miscellaneous Forster Lincoln Sedan und also a Lin­ Peoples' Work. shower at her home on Union live, Mrs. P. M. Royif, Supt. Children’s coln coupo for the trade. Mr. Higgins nuo at H p. m. honoring Miss Claire i« rolling Lincolns ns well ns Ford::. Work. Walker, a hride-elert of this week. Mrs. L. K. Philips, Supt. Study and Wednesday—Airs. W. T. l»i.nglcy nod Col. J. C. Woodward of Atlanta Publicity. .Mrs. T. L Dumns will entertain at was in the city today calling on his Mrs. Walter Griffith, Supt. Sminl bridge ut the Country Club, honor­ many friendr. Col. Woodward is the Service. ing Mrs. C. T. Fund, Jr., Miss Far­ head of the Georgia Military Acade­ Mrs. L. Allen, Supt. Supplies. mer and Mrs. ‘ Ailhur llaczard. my und is one of the prominent cduMrs. Hold. Thrasher, Locnl Trcns. Wednesday— Meeting o f Men's Club cators of the south. Mrs. W. S. Thornton, Loral Supt. nt (he Parish House nt 8 p. in. Mrs. McCauley, agent “ Missionary Thursday— Patent Teachers' nn.MM-iSOME FINE CAULIFLOWER Voice." ntion nt the Grammar school audi­ This part of the meeting was closed torium at*3:15 p. m. 41. II. Spencer left some fine cauli­ * with a prayer by .Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs. flower on our front pmch this morn­ Thursday— Dunce for members of the Griffith then introduced Mrs. Gross, Elks club, who by her charming manner and ing before daylight and got away be­ Thursday—Sectional conference of pleasing personality immediately* won =fore we could thank him for the same Suction Seven of F\ K. Woman's the hearts of those present and in her! and we greatly enjoyed the same for Club nt Sofusis Club, in Orlnndo. brief talk inspiring them with higher' dinner. The heads were imricnso and LriJay— Mins Annie Hawkins will en­ and nobler impulses to a life of deep­ v.ere a: clear urn! white .is the driven tertain the members of the Hook er consecration, closing with a short! snow. The cauliflower is fine thin Richard IIart hid iness' in ‘'Tol'ahle Dav Invent* Club. prayer. Refreshments of hot choco­ year anil the Sanford growers have id" at the Princess T h u n , Ian. Ihtb Friday— Mrs. Raymond, Key will enlate and wafers was served by the heme nice stuff and we hope that .Mor­ terlniu tile members of the Kentris makes a fortune nut of his crop Inllowing hostesses: Mrs. II. II. Walker bridal party at hei home mints t hnppi'il, Mrs. P. M. Elder, Mrs. J. II. for he has the kind that *1)011111 bring foUowii g the.n hearsnl. the real money. wore i Parker.' Saturday— Kent- Walker nuptials at 10 Stores in Georgiathe Congregational church nt six Thu Herald, 16c per week, delivered o’clock. Saturday — Mrs. !•!. F. IIiiuscIioMit GETTING IN THE GLASS Quality Guarded by will entartnln the member". of the Lucky Thirteen Rridge Club ut Laboratory Experts o'clock. Saturday Mrs. Ed.-Minarik will en tin tuiq a', uo infoiin.il rcopla... at Sanford’s New Store her home on Mayrel nwnuc. fm the Kent-Walker bridal part) and oat of town guests. Snub Pollard Ponied}’ TOM MOORli Tomorrow— Kichnrd Ilarthelmfcts is “ Tol’ahle David” , also a Turtk, Optomctrist-Optfeisn Phone 110—Opp. P. 0 . Comedy. Why arc wc always busy, when otb. irs arc idle? Answer: liecauie », give SERVICE! and the people ifl know It.— Lessing's QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. Phone 4l>8, 280*Mon-aTuc.WnI-tf( * 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE PIANOS PHONOGRAPHS RECORDS K PLAYERS SIIEEI.MUSIC PLAYER ROLLS PIANO TUNING------PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS Not Only Fure but Delicious ROUTH BAKERY Next lo Prlnremt Theatre For Ihr Itelief of Coughs, Colds, llrnnchithf. Htmrseness and Throat IrrUaltotiK - .Mentholated White Pine and Tar p i h in t : :i25 KODAK Dealer PHKSCIUPTION DIM X,GIST TH E RKXAI.I. STORK I). S. Ruhhitt Is attending Grand Iaiilgo in Jacksonville title week. S. It. Zuber, Jr., of Lakeland spent thu day here yesterday attending to business. For quick results, try a want ad St RSCRIPTION RRIDGE PARTY H,\S IIEEN POSTPONED FROM MONDAY TO TUESDAY The Subscription Rridge Party sche­ duled for Monday-night nt the.Country club has been postponed until Tues­ day night. This was done on account of the reception nt the Presbyterian Mansi* on Monday night. All those in­ tending to attend the bridge partywill please take note. 252-311) ' Miss lleithn Thompson of Atlanta, Gn., is visiting her brother and sis­ ter, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. M'Guin, nt their country home. S. R. Davis ami John McCollum of Atlanta, Git., arrived in the city yesterdny nnd nre making their head* quarters nt the Montezuma while in the city on business. Open Day and Night WELFARE MEETING Ladies' Rest Komn SALES AND SERVICE A Complete Stock o f Parts y a Hupp and You’ ll Save Money B. & O. MOTOR CO Sanford, Fla., Corner Second Street :md Sanford Avenue Distrituilors Seminole and Lake Counties Lnrfje and l'P -to -I)n te Fllll ng Station Complete f,lne Accessories nnd Tires ; NOTICE, ENGINEERS! Next Sunday Is "h e regulnr meet­ ing Sunday of the Engineers, hut in­ stead of meeting at-the regular place, the meeting will he held ut the K. of C hall nt the corner of Oak nnd 8th rtrvct. This temporary change was made in order to accommodate nufithCARD OF THANKS er order of the city, they needing a ' ' We wish to thank those ihnt were larger hull for litis pm* occasion. Re­ 1 so kind und helping to us during the illness and death o f our dear little member—K. o f C. Hall, Oak and 8th, this coming Sunday. liny, Hairy Meadows. J. G MEADOWS MARKHAM MRS. j . M. 8HIVF.Y MARKHAM H. II. MEADOWS, Ocala, Fin. There will bq n Subscription Uridge patty at the Country Club Tuesday night, January 23 ut light o'clock. Seventy-five rents n person.* Kvcryune is limited to spend a social even­ ing. Phone Mrs. Donne Turner (3(HM 2501111' for reservation*. 250 1-IR-17-ll»-22-c ~TO~THE PURI.IC ’ We liuve just milled the latest upUo-ilnte welding outfit to our equipuieiii anil will appreciate your husli« Sanford Machine Co.. Phone r.2j • SUIISCRIITION RRIDGE PARTY ft L.„ I I1 P 1he v hurc1awe Co f aaraaRfiffifaia . . 1 Store in Florida Phone 127 �=f #—- — Sanfohl Daily Herald l*ubll.hr4 » > » » » a t l r r * * * * r t r * p l Hu«< 4 mr of I k ' llrrald llulldlnn. IOT ll axnnlla A t f , Naafard, Fla . used ? Is it surprising that there In nn increasing tendency among judg­ es to impose severe sentences on the speeders nnd careless drivers? Eventually, irresponsible persons dill not be allowed to operate motor cars, a In the meantime puni-hment for speeders is a good traffic cuyrt watchword.—Jacksonville Journal. BONDED INDEBTEDNESS OF ESCAMBIA COUNTV OVER THE MILLION' MAKE Illy TKr A a .o r la lr d Frraa> Pa Ur By Un ka tat HERALD COLLECTIONS • 1. l-: — • u 1 1 V P e o p le s B a n k o f S a n fo rd PENSACOLA, Jan. 18.—The bond­ The Herald carriers manage and control their routes, pay in The Herald Printing Co. ed indebtedness o f Kscnmhin county ndvance for all papers drawn, und absolutely depend upon their amouhle<| tu $1 ,103,933.3^ n(.,.orij[nK I’ I II1.1*11 Kiln collections for their running capital and profit*. When subsrrihQ ,0 n rcport mnJe ,,y Circuit CIcrk .......... Kdllnr II. J. IIOI.I.V ers neglect to pay them it is the CARRIER and not THE Xrrrrlarr-Trrmiurrr N. J. M i l . M i l l MneGIbbon. The total includes (irnrral 'Innnarr II. A. UKHI. Herald that stand* the "brunt.” A d ' r r l l . l a a 'In nnarr it. a. iini.i.v. three bond issues ns follows; Out­ Subscribers who do not cure to pay the carrier each week ORANGE COUNTY WILL TAKE A Sanford Institution under tho direct man* A 4 ir r lU I > f Hair. 'Indr l l a i m n »a standing on county jnll bonds $87,500; f. Appllrallan may pay the Herald two or more months in advance and they BRICK Barrancas road bonds, $40,000; road anemcnt o f tin* following * t\ ' will pay- the carrier each week from this fund. I.K W IS a lli r i * rlrrnlnllrta 'Innnarr t --------paving Ininds 1*35,000. Time warrants I'bunr 3 3 M V n flr r R p. m. Un This system o f delivery is known ns the INDEPENDENT In nn nrti.lo from the Orlando Sen-' wade up the bnlnnce o f the indebted- ’■» SutorrlklluH I'rlrr In A d tu a rr CARRIER PLAN and is used by most of the larger newspapers of BOARD OF DIRECTORS ................ . S0.IN1 tine! in this issue the statement is, nM!l* Y r a r -------Uss the country ami has proven beyond doubt to be the.vor-ybo*t plan :i.oo Sla llualka made that the road question down ll rllirr r d la I ' l l f Uf t'arrlrr U3l o f delivery. When n boy manages his own route, buys and sells j . R, Anthony, W. II, Tunnicliffe, Dr. S. I'ulOar U r r k II l > « l i there has been re-opened and the GIRL BURNED Pi at a profit he is in business for himself in exactly the snme sense BY OIL STOVE T k r hla 13 - in Ix -p aar W r r k l r Hrr- clamor for a brick road to the east eston, E. II. Hawkins, W . E. Scoggnti, ua ns any merchant. He knows he must give service to be success­ aid rnllrrljr rntrra r n .r Nrmlnnlr Knualjf IN CRITICAL CONDITION - _____JL aad la _pahlUkrd r \ r r r Friday. A d ' r r - toast ha* been r.o insistent that new Pi Ua ful and build up his business. He knows that every new custom­ C. F. Williams i l . l a a r a lm mndr k n n n n nn nppllra> Uy er he secures means more profit. In short, he knows he must lion. SJ.eO prr f r a r . n l n a ) * In niltanrr. bids were called for in the endeavor I n r T k r Associated I ' r r u ) to get brick roads if possible. Brick conduct his business in a capable and efficient manner to be suc­ TAMPA, Jan. 18.— Cleo Dunn, clerk M SIK'IIIKII T i n t A*NO<’ IA T i :i l I'MK** The Asaoelsrted Prr** la exclusively ir. the durnhle material and the people In ri department store, is in the hos­ *-a cessful. •ntlllnl to Ihr liar for remiltllcMlIuu of know it. pfi ALL DEPOSITS INSURED , The Herald earnestly requests its subscribers not to dis­ pital here suffering from bums re­ *4 j all lira'll illspalcllen rrrtlllr.l In It nr •a nnl otherwise credit'd in Mils pd|>rr Uk courage these boys in this, their first business venture, by refus­ ceived when her dress ignited from un anil also Ihe local nr wn published COOD MANAGEMENT ing to pay promptly each week for their newspaper. h e r e in . oil stove in the store. Physicians re- Ua All rlitlita of rr-piilillrnllnn of apceinl *4 •t ------— port the girl in a critical condition. dtspslchi-* Iirialn arr nlao reserved UU . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. urflrei IIKIIAI.II n n i.lllM i. I'kune It* All husillCSS HUCCCSS is due to good ------------------------ -------r. Pe 1 management first. All the success of H) OFi*ER AMENDMENT o r r lc o .A ilv »r tl* ln # H .p r e .r p l.tjv e n ta IB * t j h Ik Pi fa M h U IQ Us h H Ri *1 Pi 83 f.i a city, county, slate or nation is due WAKIMNGTON— Chairman HempT l 1C A M L ft 1CA N P it CAS A A 5 C C IA 11<IS Sanford, Florida ■ to good management. The Tampa '’Ob the house rivers and harbor* j Times truthfully asserts that the sue- committee, announced in the house he I p l * £ g <3 G lU lt T o f CO. • n *s o f municipal ownership hinge' '*ol,hi offer nn amendment increasing . , r-% • 1 m , OUR STREET PAVING JK VERY epon good management. They are Die waterways appropriation in the.il® u O l f l ^ lO t l lC m aking plans down there for a water 1,i!l fr" m WbO.OOQ to $51},- \ V . P o W C l l R e s p o n s i b l e IMPORTANT Peacock Arrives ri m fleet crowds : • • --------{supply that will be the best and will TiSb.OIO. --------The question of the street paving,not cost too much and will supply the ~ ~ “ ---------- ;And He Seems to Take Pride In the at St. Petersburg, j ' ST In the city of Sanford is one of the,city for many years to come. Munlc IN TRODl C ING BRIDE Fact That Such is the Fact 1 most important question* that eon- qnl ownership always hTnges on the A d j u d g e d S a n e Il.n-y, nttaehnl to coast, guard bead. fronts us today. This question will management but the tax payer* need “ liie Pre-.s Gang of Lake County* W ASH^NoVoN^Jam*IK^Altoii M — — * ’ ! quartern in lliiu city ha* announffd he settled in a short time by the Dot fear to tackle the proposition 01. I^rkci'. j l e n ^ n<f is tloing to the Dog*" say* Willis In- Florida and Will Probably Reside that the eaptnin of a vi i| nrrhir^ City Commissioners who are spending thpt score for the same thing applies n,|ncv (n wnB ln)Fy n( l(u, 0 n Powell in nn invitation to the editor ftom the West Indie* hid rcjtnrlfj In This Slate much of their time in going over the to the city management at present of jn|J M,„ j,,n uf t{je committee on for- of t,lp Herald sent to ur. today. But difficulty in crowding its way thn situation carefully and wisely. every city in the United Slate*. It is t,ig i relations o f the National t ivle* YYtllls docs not mean thin literally cx-i the rum fleet off the Jersey ^ t llr T h r .l»>nrl.itol l't r« « l The Herald ha* entire confidence in '•» »!««* to good mnnngeprent and there j esk-ration here toiiny introducing t -»l'1 l 'iat In the big jamboree that he ST. PETEHSBUBG, Jan. IT.— Dr. eoinpluint w.i t made thnt the ft,-i t cm, the judgment of the city father*. They '» *>''• J‘ >"»'* Sanford who would |lis (lf .. ,|nJ% f,lM,w ,|y Mi*s|^ « ivi,1R Die editors and their fnntJ W. Peaioek, who e* aped from the ttilutcd a meniire toQ navig.itinn, are good business. men and men o fD «y 11,1,1 l!*'' Southern Utilities Com Amelia Day Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. ,r,i‘*s 1,1 ,,i!l ,10USL' t morrow night lie North Carolina asylum for irtsarie, ar­ wide experience. They have all lived; pnriy, are not making money on their porker will depart for Miami, Fin., at will serve them •"hot dogs" nnd the PROTOCOL VALIDA I Jib rived here, tile came from Clearwat­ here for many years and have wnlch-j I'h'Nt the present price of water, i)u, conclusion of the two day confer- invitation has a "tint block” in plnki er where ho spent yesterday. He was <I!r The A*»oct.tlril t'rru) ed the growth of the city and thcjK«* electricity. Their sucus i- cnct. over which Mr. Parker is pre- ink drawn by WHJia or Mrs. Powell recently adjudged satio after an inWASHINGTON, Jam K - I n \U county from many angles. They huvo !Dh,i '•UL‘ good management and if siding. Later they will .spend several (l^ a hig dog nnd a picture of (an odt- j \CAtfgalion at Arcadia nnd then gave pn -’cneo of Secretary Hugh' r.rJtf. ,m Air. I’arkc-r'* Florida plan- U«r «t the desk and the printed matseen the clay street* nnd county nmd* thvir manngehient can make money Dip his job in the lumber ramp where fuiuls of the Pap-A merit au union, the ‘ ter over all Is as follows: give way to heller paving nnd they ‘ here M mi reason why the city man- tatjon i he had been working since. Septem­ have watched the paving of nil kinds, nixrillfr (heir own utility plan* could ber. Hi : IVS he expert n' o tour F'lor- Chilean and Peruvian atuba -jj^n yesterday exchanged pt ‘.h Pan-Ar“The i’ lei* Gang of I,aka County is have noted the different phase* •of m,t make money. And it not too ‘da and then etinnse ;i idure to live, STATE CHARTerii in tmiltlirig the V fttttitm< of Going to the Dug.*” wear and tear on city streets and early to think about a new water to«;-diiv le tlii'ii K it ei nmeli! fiuaii> nblntisr ERS ISSUED county roads. They are men who plant 1 ml the supply an I other matBIG D!IBS'S tii” ‘i .o n:.-A tii a nrb.tr.it n. pioUm.t have not only travelled the county •m *- I'nnfutd must have better watIf* SIIJJ S RES. i Fi I DWI . I's Roost, t ill T lir I (r il I'rraa | sign'Ml h. re lust July. 1 ends of this county hut tlu-y have fl before another year that we TAI.LAIIASSE. Fla., Jan. I*. The South 1 •*nte|- Street, teen other counties in the stale and must hnvi soft water. Our present 1 u 1 11.. *»-i., ) -I tVr*-, I Sn-ntary i f Xlnte h.( . i&sued the fol Eust -. Florida TWELVE HOI ti D N n p F im . i :. \ t .J'I'l. !8.- rite coast ether state* in the union mid noted weler j. the purest ill tli • world arid lowing 1 barter*: NEW YORK -Elh rt II G.ov, tk; guard C.itti M.ie'liug I ■<[ here ye* Friday everting. January 10th, Ij'_' t their paving. They will have the data >!• ohitely lice from any rOntuimtm. \\ilrex Proa. In.-, rnpitaliruition t •. ! . to gn .t 11;<■ n .ue ol 011 un. ■hitir.ini*' of the United ‘Ta-‘e« Slid at hand and they mould have the sen- **nn l,l!t l,ir snlphur is bail on the Secure seat* •-trIv und avoid tiie i tiMi.UOii, contrurlitiH and builder.', known Brit It •teami., disabled and Corputnliu.i, nitr.-l t.n h i .ij ,.f <*;. timcnt of the people of .Sanford at plumbing and 1I1 • visitors to the city West Palm Ueaeh. ' j rush—children and dog* not allowed. mtrif. ab nit t 'ill tt.i’et . otithea t of : it if to help him hasten •ir»- *-Lbband when they make their derision *^1 r,‘1^ Die sulphur gni. U’ e must Mortgage Securities Co., $100,- One pritt of admis-.oii in all shows. 1 ’ape Hen. . t:j nit age I'e.iiirtirur i inalion <-f tin 12 hoiu d *; fnf itsl for they are tcprvsenting tile people have soft water and our own Water tlUfl, We* l Palm Beach. lie* t'lt-itn.rr's plight was -i at bv the worker*. * j See Leach Crushing the Delaware and spending the people's money when system jm t as soon as'pnssihle. Sent Hide W altneai e ( n,, $25,000, paper Pulp Shoe . H .oidi *team*hip Ilean Eirery amlj 'th ey make a decision, If they will -------- -— ** ■—- — J,u ktotivllle, A'OilN|NG P A I'K bS 01 1. vM/.ii S tM * :.! (Utritl.j* of ■ t ■; d !hut the wit' ! frotn the Miller Hangmg canvass the situation they will find HI II DING I’ ROSPEt'IK I OR IU3I F B. Shidfer, fm-, {C.'i.OlMi, real rs- htindclier by k.- Too*. • ill' AGO An -t f tr*-lh«itoknov • ! V I I w. ■ i. ijer.■ the majority of the tax payers of this1 late hriiketn, Quint cy. riirg newspaperto in»;ni > ;*= "* tfiq ] be Ma.osifg i vpt* Mai V s ittii U *r Killing .Sic with Peas rity and the majority in the county in At the stmt « f this year of grace Scene from "Tnl'aliic David" The Conner Company, $J,‘t,iinu, mer-i one l,i*t j ; -'it. I'ulili-. ihe importan'- ■ of ':■> r-t irn.Mill- iron. favor of good brick paving the kind UiJ.t the pwt| h- of the 1 nitid Slate 1 Princes’1. Thursday. Jun. <lint,dis ,. Callahan. I'-g ..tdil.-iii-r ,' field, tv.t. I i 1 hi,; h re Set Kn*i*r# v. t it«* ptwtry with that has lasted and will last and they have reason to emttcnipltilc hopefully Tin ( at It mi i ‘n, Stn.fino, merenn- hi.ml tii i t>i h ad Ins biok. I.fiN I.IIN I! with I - mo tiing |iap«" i .nr 1 , th’ will make no mistake if they will and thankfully the prospect it un­ trie. Waiu htiia. Why do it 1 do 7.1 jm , 1 , -I* pie,-ciiUd. in iiithi-.Lru.Ii obtained ; b. is See Steven , the Human Blood •f t ‘J make the light kind o ' contract fui I” 1'1'' 1 : " m side come* promise hut/T *lif lance hauling «.f Scntitadi- dit of 2,"ou,ooo poiitul- for btiyirg eta I The A m .ii Park llnidwnre nnd Fur-j Hound on a New Scmt. brick paving and buy the ltest and " f indiviijual and nititmal prosperity, nittire Co., $!5.»00, Avon Park. The Daily Herald, Ike f t ttttk. it from a gum;, of l^mkia baiikt r-:, See the Faulkner* F'atfier * and I f Inunty ? A ns.: I'e 1 ■.> v.-e do .then see thnMt ia put down properly f artfully prejiaretl ntTirittl return1 Fnrmc-ra and Merchant* Hunk of Son— Double in Bras*. right, at Hie right price. I.n .ling's nnd II if It on thu llili] II is M put |rli* till UH. sand “ til'll fmtiulnIIHIIHIH- “l|,,w l,mt producUon in bar-oc indus‘ .it. gi)* iin/i |» *# SERVICE TRANSFER, ■ i i « T n r ] i i a c u B u a u E E 0 ! 9 c n n a n R g a a K i a x B a a » K ! Z L i a n n n g K 3 u a r a a a i i s See the Lochncr* two o f ’em in QUICK tion anil properly curbed it will lust: W»* maintains the upwnrdftrend Hut '' *>• ’* ■ Bon,fl»>, • flume W 2lITh-FrkS«Ltft a innhigh lire arts. as lone as our eenorntlon and then has character bed it since July, PJ2I, ‘ U yrn.n k-llattnah Lumber t us long as our generation and then -* ....... .. .. * a See Vaughan Lake ronuty’* new* some and if the time comer when the ,l* 'vltah date the low water mn»k of ’ v“ ’ ‘ 'Uf> *'■ M S< hilling ITuperlie*, Jne., $50,000, tst citizen. k brick are lo lie pulled up and replaced; 4 >l,ar* was reached, und the Issued li trinie jo'irtuil* With their except ion.tl ’Be.nti See Lehmann speak m “eveit lan « they can always W salvaged aqd . ■ I I 1 , lllllmi ‘ iliul tn fur II .Hlklnl lll'i 'll -itn 'll. ‘ t - tpfd-eeing B o a t «, I n i., ( Iiamber oi Commerce •*1 gtrage* nil at the same time made over ns nn* oecn done m Oriiltge oppot limit ir for i;,, mlug nei'itate inoOO. Jar k.Mtnvtffe, .■*1-1' Fieri e loop-the-loop. county recently will, good result- lo fm mat .on, iiiiiliirn tht* optuoislii is Beautiful Brochure 4XI \lit o Xi t '■ire I ii inpattv t ii* 1*nemp|o->menl, which showed *12,00(1, ,Si e Eili-hutli, the t ircussfun beau­ fact the worst hrii k iuails in tin* FLOItIDA 5 DAYTONA UHACII twelve-month Pen“itM)l.i. ty. riding a winged Pegasus. county today can bo inado over into it« If mi iitcnucii g!y a J a ag > , ha* vitni lied so completely that Tin* Publicity Committee o f the Eleven big acts— World’* Fomims good roud* with hut little expense 3 i Aitlsts-- SFu|H'itdous Scenery—Stu- Chahmber o f Commerce has ju*-t re- 4 But If they are good iirick roads they! yexintehtj “ ‘ AI.A CHIEF I'OI.ICK *1 reived the lir.-it shipimni of th" fo tr M ! pcnilouH everything. will need but very little maintenance! * j •" !,nn" ! ^Pecinlly • in steel A M ’ 'V ” ; '; () , ,< LRS r page bool.lets from Hi\pro-\ atul Hu , X . nnd textile milt* and among biulidlrg INDICTED FOR Mt'liDKR Radio Cmiu rl 1 1 : !5 to 2 ft. m* i! any and our experience in this city tl cAntrnrtoiP. Even th* mndition of the A fter the* performance there will ate a t-upplemcnl 'to ll| - rt-g.t’ ai |. R1; 1 has shown that the brick stir el* have THIS W O N E -E K F IU , V IO L IN IS T * II> "I'll** - I ( r « l V' m * | that wax if!lied *■ ,Vt"'.it tc tit-n. The It, railroads, which looked at one litm be q sceam e at the feed trough. u bad no maintenance. OCALA. Jan. 18. The Marion A new pamphlet Lit - th; i.i'ivt' ' tliitiL’ to he almost ImpeLv-s, ha* wonderful U W Ki >NKSi>AY EVEN INfI It is a hig question to divide hut it ly imptove I. Buildtiig operation* *tdl grand jury in special session, Tuesday in KSmfifd and -.jin- },•!- m n ' MENU n K:tiu |*. >i. Klimild lie decided upon the uteri I* of maiotain then plu-'inine iat iiclt'tl.e- returned indictment* charging mur maty iriprinenteti: It n i f pl,i< h>, n I from Delmonit o'* 1 *■ * " * O i H i* fir ‘ 1 degiei' against Henry the material* to be used and our ex- latger demand fm Imnk credit, n« e -iiy day il I’ikt a ' *■•., It* vkl t ,-t £ Hot Dug* U perielirc should he the deciding fat Go voUcheil for iiy the I’edet'al u serve Cordmi, chief of poliee; M. il. Bronery mouth to keep up to ifale f.,.- ii Horse Radish a at nil times. We paid p>r that exper iMtatil, is a sure index to expaioling sntt, ( . p, Howell, policemen, nnd O. whnt win new In t year i- p.t *e Hti- hi • Hun* tl W;,; ‘-riny sheriff. They are Icnce in our county road building and ...ai.ufmtute. trade and list.ib.ition., year. Tilt* i- especjully true of the n Coffee, Wines Beer*, Liquors, PRICES alleged to have taken part in the killa we should profit by it. ()m, c*n out aging feature new golf links ati<! the propoaeli li-at Choice Cigars K $ . ; $2.00 and $3.00 the buVinc'ftDlktin!ton U^hnt the a d -! ^ n" r ( ;rady Roym.l.l* the night basin and other big things listed in n More Hot Dogs PUNISHMENT FOR SPEEDERS vance. while conlimtous. is so steady! the new four page pninphL-t that ha; More Horse Radish Mail orders to Auditorium, Dnvtona Reach Dqclaruiji that there j* just cause “ Suppose,” says a San F’ratu'lwo and gradual na to give no imlicaUoiij line half tone pictuie.i o f Uie g.df You will have your own bun by this. Judge, "the street cars were killing of frenzieil price Ihu tuntiun t. The ah-. for investigation Judge AV. S. Bul­ link* and the boat basin nnd pier and . time Phone 446-J '.o.lay one person every three dayi, .lust ini* n'tice of Filch erratic movmeeiit* not lock good snappy rending matter prepar­ , , called together the grand More Coffee ngine, if yon can, the telephone lines mtly co; duces to llm m .iying on o fl ,M> 'of ‘ hi* « « « ‘ y Bt«I directed it to ed with the idea o f giving the folks a■■Bn■nBa■rRaK zeu■B tlllaxt2H atlSK ■«■■n■B K ■■« '^■caa>8>,Baaia Fail to come and you will be shot killing one every three day*. What buslues* without distuibanco and t . l,'c ^^untstances *urinterested In the whole truth, in a at sunrise. would happen?" few minutes. Tin* City Substantial 1«viBMuennaBnecBkBijant;>,r.’j n r u u » 3 u r ;2 r ;s s n a :j a :- ,- u u x a n » B ,**g g * “ l>nt' ° OmAy Rey-; Hit lif.it,« of it to Higher arid still j ‘ 1’ “ * Under the management o f Mr. and was never so well advertised ns it it "Why, thtfre( wuuld be such tin up­ higher levels, but also lends to the* |n" hN’ wtllkrmwu Ocala citizen, who Mrs, W. II, Powell, Chief Oilers of was shut by a group of officers on now in magazine* and booklet* anti all heaval thnt It would not lie elided un­ well-being und equanimity of the ul­ December 31, when, it is alleged, hu LAKE COniea, til those conditions stopped." kind* o f publicity stunts. The busi­ timate consumer, who L- generally the ness men of the city and nil the resi­ One- human life every three day* first to feel the pinch when the price- attempted to escape arrest ft>r violat­ RECOVERS FROM LA GRIPPE the ha* been San F'rmteisru'* auto-kill­ go suddenly up and the last to get ing the city ordinance, regulating dents of the city and especially the ,, , COUGII ing record. Some other cities have relief when they fall. All classes of T ° f mtot‘,r ‘T o “ * "Was very bad with La Grippe and member* o f the Chamber o f Com­ worse record* than that. merce should get some o f these pam- j citizens have therefore reason for,,,,,- l,,l‘ Bul w k , **'• “ • « had a sevree rough. Tried .Foley’s Is il any wonuer that more rigid en­ fldence thnt. f o r 'them, 11)23 will ,R. 1 mforlu.ute that the local officer* had Honey and Tar and it stopped my phlet* that will just f;'. in a number, , , 1 failed to hold an inquest, 10 envelope and that can he mailed ,, , . . . , ... forcement of traffic regulation* i* de­ a prosperous and happy new year,— 1 , . cough ami I got better,” writes Mrs. ” " U’ 1 h” * ' •»- Mary Kishy, Spokane, \Vashingtor., for one cent if left open. Mail them manded wherever the automobile i< WnnhliiKl.m I'o.l. __ 0_____ ure of-the paid officers to hold an Into your friends lit the north. They are Coughs resulting"from Ln Grippe, In­ ARGUMENTS IN THE <:uesl hnR <rivon rt8° *° vnrio," , ru’ fluenza, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, beautiful pamphlet* and will not fail mars arid charge* name of which are to get result*. Get them from the si'c*: HERRIN TR IA L ENDS of a serious character. Asthma und Spasmodic Croup nre U SELL WHEN U rotary o f the Chamber o f Commerce. quickly relieved with F’oley's Honey YOUR REAL LIST IT *- MARION, III., Jan. 18__All argu­ WINTER VISITOR KILLED nnd Tnr. Contains no opiates—in­ ESTATE WITH US TO THE PUBLIC ment at the trial of five men charged AT ST. PETERSBURG gredients printed on the wrapper. Wo have just added the latest up- 5 ■ wllh the murder of Howard Hoffman, Largest selling cough medicine In the to-date welding outfit to. our equip­ n UNEEDA BAK ERS . one of the victims of the Herrin riots, world. Refuse substitutes. Insist on A ten acre, Improved and tiled, ST. PETERSBURG, Jon. 18.—Mrs. ment and will appreciate your bust- i ended suddenly yesterday when An­ Foley's Honey nnd Tar. Sold every­ Chaunccy F L Peck, 70, winter visitor Celery Farm, with all equip­ ness.— Sanford ^tachlnc flo., Phone * ALL SUGAR W AFER VARIETIES gus W. Kerr, chief counsel, announced from Wilbrehnm, Miim ., who w $ ii run where.— Adv. ment at a bargain. Reason for 02. SSO-Ctclg thnt the defense waived ita right to down by a street car on Central nve■ aellinir, owner ha* more land address the. jury. ■ MANY VISITORS IN THE CITY nuo yJstetdny at noon, died at 3:00 SCHOONER ASHORE n than he ran handle. With this unexpected announcement o’clock yesterday afternoon at n local 1 8 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD New Booklet By J A N U A R Y 1 4 th 1 00 j s BISCU IT' SALE D E M O N S T R A T IO N J Maxwell & Britt AGENTS REAL ESTATE Fire, Casualty, Auto Inaurance 105 W. First St.. SAN FORD, FLA Judge I). T. Hartwell immediately nd- hiwoitnl. Joumed court untij 10 a. ni. today t o ----------------------------permit him to prepare instructions to DKF’ ENDS LABOR j the jury. BOSTON—Congressman John G. Cooper, of Youngstown, Ohio, in a re­ BERNHARDT IIAR RELAPSE • cent speech here, denied that the PARIS—Sarah Bernhnrdt suffered organized labor Is behind the move­ a slight relapse but was reported as ment to legalize the sale o f light resting easy. wines and -- - - . G M I Hm Sanford is thronged with visitor* every day now, many of them nnlv ir.g by boat and remaining over a few days before going farther south. All o f them are struck with tho busy ap­ pearance of Sanford nnd they say they are coming back here for several weeks stay before going back home in the sprin; I l l y The A«"ttflnlri) I’ r r t i i .MANAGUAY, Nlcnraugtin, Jan. 17 —The American schooner Louise M. Richard wait driven ashore on Deer Island, nesd Blucficld* yesterday. It was believed that J^ie vessel will !*■, n wreck but that her crew would bo raved.* She registered 131) tuna and I I 1. nU-r^r.rl (tl Mnkltl. I8 V hA t'O jV iel —j * SATURDAY _ ___ u u i H i m i i i M H i i a i B u n i i i i * 111 * . *’ # - *' : * ♦4;V:- - #' * - �• ~ ~ ~~=V» i-K l i fa-% • -■ » i - * i I \J 5t _•■*■* .*- " >i RAG E ttlfih fl THE SANFORD D A IL Y J lE R A L D , tin J h S D A Y . JA N U A R Y YS, 1320 Card* of-Sanford’s Bcput*We Professional Men, each 0f whom, in his chosen pro. (caalon the Herald reciimmend* to the people. G eo rg e ifc fUi ** *« ^ who says “ I can't save" generally mean they don’t try to! tlffb floAfT ' fillii Ml*# im» W4*fff Huiiduy visitors of Mr?, ja r It Vaughn, its. Charles f'ru:n r were f i ■ - Mi *. t t!t.- t oilier ■i ill with ttre distigiio 6r A. DeCottes A tto r n e y -a t-L a w Over Seminole County Bank Fl.OltlDA gANFOnO It's the hustling American born or adopted, who gets there by starting a savings account and depositing often. , Our Savings l)epar tment and 4 per cent Interest will both help YOU to SAVE. FRED U. WILSON ATTO R N E Y-A T-LA W J .Mr, IM Rattan nrtd Mr. ulfcmy Me* Cloth Wi-u- :•) Snafued .MpitUy «l* SANFORD FLOilll tending run t. ; Mr; WplUsy Ireytttt wn Ir. iiiford Tucedijy, attending to b.r-i'K.-. Mi Oscar NTrhtd*«n of Daytona ■ t lavdfird Ada 1c n word. No nil taken for !c*» than 23r and positively no CHELLE MAINES. classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must nccunijiany all orders. Count Roach i * peril Inga fcwnlays with hi Uu>i 5: . >. HI:i ! Mr. the nurds find remit artorditijly. L A W Y E R - :t i ccupei atlng from .t urinpv auto Court House i oilier, Automobiles For Sale aei iifriit. - uml ItIt ninny frind s fifroj ivuui.* ruu srtLr; a . M f I, cot,,. I’pJtL) ROADSTER, 1921. starter, etc., .nn- i'lii.1 to hrhr lie ir hlili- to F,* jSjf ’.it lijrnin. Examined Glns««« Dealgned t'lenso arrange to pay* cash on de­ 15.00. Min. Henry McLaulin, Jr., livery, and specify the kind of wmii FORI! T'H'KJN I, 1921, atnrter, -new wanted, when placing your order.— !•'. paint, jtev. top, new buttery, etc, Opt. D. S, Verrmy. 190-tfc Rill! fihp. ¥155,0(1. Optlcian-Optometrlat FOIt SALK—Hosier and Gays’ puinCi FOilD sK l’ AN, 1922, new paint, runs and vnmi.'iies nt Sanford Novelty fine. gpod lit* Vi'.iaaMl. ;i2 Eaat Flrat Streat Sanford. Fla, hi.vt-d a thicken ptirh a.i nt the luill on Works, Sanford agents. t"ii-tfe DODGE TOLLING, 1921. ru:..i ami Satuiduy t vening. The par.y v givlooks like new, $595,0(1.' 1'AltMEItS—•'You eon : feet l.i. cii liy Hv . Kira Levy and Mr. Henry frnni~> and Irrigation plugs r,t th- i *01101' TOURINti, runs anil lmika I f f y in honor of their Krother Mr. Cnidtmtu Veterinarian t Sanford Novelty War’.;a. ICO-tfe Sam 1. vy who roturhid to hi* home in bones: ORico New York eti Monthw FOR SALE r W e I vc furnished'rooms cc 12i1 Opposite P. O. Me .1. M. Prevntt wn> ir. ">1 with three year I me nt Ha T.-.iidefieo 257 Del,and. Florida Stall .ii Sunday ‘ visit in*: her run Mr. ■Will Prevail, Mr. Prevntt ha hetn ve;y , 'ml •);. ill, due to it «■!«; “ • "f In- iupnensa. .Jlla fi ii . Inn. n.iled * ■ ! tin he i*5 i . • *rn •— <'-■* iFirst National Bank Building A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. 1*. FORSTKR, President iik will he With iir. !.t L A B O R E R IS B L O W N T O n eluml. m-st .Sunday A T O M S IN E X P L O S IO N :t ;;f* after tin Sunday| All \vcIconic to both TAM FA. Fla., Jan. DL--W. Burns, IcV Cmniry gave ir* r \ . «v t.d’ i laborer, whs blown to ntbms I H o l y .spirit lu‘-t t Lily yi -iciday iimtoitig whim n boil’ ex ill led ol I -thi'ii Cnldirtir’a ifir B. F. WHITNKR, Caahler I»ROM 1N E N T C A N A D IA N DIES IN FLORIDA NAi'I iiS. Fin., Jan. IS.- vv. c. ICenm dy, Canadian minister r railway*, wile came here recen Montreal to recuperate after iiUt*:i died suddenly last night e,c. r.i- t-i :f i he limn s hotly \vc;*t heart dt^caae, tirled m»f tlui'i 100 feet, olio of hi£ lot's he! a ; found here he i.na namlig when the oxphi<IO!t accurNil, Idle the other va i found neuHy 200 •et iiwsv, Btinm ivlio w.tt nhoul (10 ROME, Jam IS. 1’rcmUr Musvdhit iB slishtly ill with Influenza and •enfiiud to 111- hed hut continues his wi'ik.’ ve A vine yieitotr. dictating lot (ci -i and Icleg ram ■ and keeping in ii ;vii |i.iitu uleilj with the internntimml stt’.iathm. You can find th.e name of every live Iinslnesa Man in Sanford in thin Column each day. Quick Service Transfer JIltMlf Ktorntfo Facilities If we please you, tell others; If not tell na. Phone 49A SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY Central Machine anti Boiler Works Cylinder (triniling Automobile Itepairs Areiyienc Weldintr henil on collision with a largo truck lajonwiiiif to Volio WUMam-i on Fro ml ii)irsATh:"i demand for good pure water ami there are hundred* of !<Uril>i.|<d .irouii l the City at alt times. Every family oil c l tK 1•:11■l unit I’ hune ill.’ ----------- Sanfi>ni, ! ’ ’ oritlti IXTON .1. MOIKJHTON ARCHITECT uiifurn: a-*: apartment, lint or house f-dciurnbla location. A fl-j care HeraM office, Han- and the little ^iap vvns real brnve. Hla knees also were cut and bruised, Mrs. Rolditriifi was also hllliiO'd ill the iio' c. Too, bnd, but it might lave l„ - «.ii The truck was on its own >iili‘. lei iii*iv:iii:ois are Kind Itoom 7. Miller Bldg RANFCRU ^ tt m n And our truck will be at your lwu*k door with a bottle o f that pure water thn: ill the botch, restaurants, drug stores and soda fountains HI e UMIIg. • SANFORD NOV W ORKS V. C. COLLFIf*. I1 General Shop r.r Work CONTRACTOR and i 517 Commcrt-ial Street—Hj W A N TE D \\AN l I 'D - Steady man on c e * a a c » fiK n B D u is B e B iiiia a » 9 R iB R m iN iia iiH iu iiiia iiM Z-- i e}i- y Titnn, Impdrc of M. .S. Nelson, P*w GILLON & F R Y 2?d. * 2f*2-tf; iv-Uc WANYKU Cnrr1 potent white ELECTIilCAL CONTOACTORS - brown lenthii iun! good worker, wants work. Write F. li it. Return to H* raid Chitirbiila 'J32.3tp B-atinghniiae Lights and Applianrei G, care of Herald. office am! receive reward, New Line of Fixture* i - .Between Ilniusoiis H; at. 500 Magnolia, Ave Miller Building----- -Magnolia Avenue id 7t»l Mngnolin Ave., i ANKD^A chance to tmiid your small diamond in center. now homo before lumber gets any R. \V. HERNDON ghcr. Plans and ertimates funiisb* .—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc FOUND tire*-'. Own Or can INSURANCE AGENCY one bag concrete miser on aklifs ha ve same by iqv itifylng mule and 'BE--------- AUTO--------- BONDS Sec Johnnie u%it engine, a pick up." Address Mis* paying for thj# m . 252.21 p jer efire of lit m id. 237-tJe Jclks nt (,'oldsboio. i ’ m h i i d a M triT Mo v e m e n t SANFORI) MARRLE & GRANITE WORKS Mavenunt of Florida fruits and ve­ getable? f 0 rwai ded through High JOHN COVE, Proprietor A bunt h „ f key. In.vine opr l ame Spring#, Ilp.ilipton mill .Ir.ik'onvllle CEM ETERY WORK A SPECIALTY via rail daring the 21 hour ending on them, have boon turned, over.in ur. •but tlie ke>- are U*: ourr, only the at noun yeitcrduy: 1Q!R Weal Flrat Street 1018 Woet Flrat (Utm * nr.niK plate, ©wimr enn have them t*y Ohio . if't.'iiifihjll;;. ■ Mi i. North A lllth ice To - day ni iir'iftg mi the ami of South Tohccotid Hav. Points lid llOUglll. Sonic good Barred Rock ro -.leis 1923 MODELS fiapefryit l,,r talc also year old Dorothy PerOlTltlgcr. kuts r**>c liiiihc*. -Mrs.'Bnljiiiger, 11. M.'gel ablet Lettuce Tomatoes Celery Peppers . 1 1 S. O. Stiinholscr Cabbage 2 ,2 f lfft r I F A ’ AM IKERR for Vptioa •and A Hix-cyllndcr Supreme Au A light four cylinder car, BAWJIUSKA. T*)ntt. »«.- An auto Movement sinfr beginning of acn-d * ubstrint work In Clevtiand, HUilo _ tomobile, Luxurious In cvmobile ititUnildm? npiirdiiliiuleH’ $9,C on tra ctor an d B n ild cr SepteniTier 1. 1922: nge, exfi rlmce and '-alary expected. t h e b e s t i l u y on th e m n r k e L 099 In cash nod bond*, identified by erv riotnll, Strawberries , _ 7 7 The Guarantee Title & Trust Co., Propoanla wi|l be received by the Dplirc n» part o f ,tbo lyo'. inkuii by FLORIDA »<*livi.dabd, Ohio. 253-110 C.iy CupiinlMfpn of the City of Hnu* robbers into J'uu-dny from the bank . MU#., North The mobt Convenient and Finest Drive-In ^IIIpR.StaUoi 3?)H8 FOR liOUD HOY8. nl fi id. I'lnrldp, up tf> 2:30 p. *i. on JanTuovlay imdjl nenl h farm b 1U A. ^. Connolly & Sons (iOOD a mi iif -'BoilIh 'l'*1AVcMrin Union Telegraph office. iiyjea f viu bore, where Kidph Klop; at th| ' ity 1!«U, the County—Guaranteed Visible Gashlfne iVrhprf I‘ >lnhl1,hrii 10OH 1 Clcnn '.fimL healthful W’otH ami chanc­ Hanford, Murid,i, for the purchase of ton, who admitted that hr participated Grape fruit 3552 W M es for' tiflvaheemont. Apply local ffpprea iia; t *-1y 150(1,000.Of), <1 per rent fit the holdup, w r raptured, authori­ Oranges . C309, S810 i . * manaftest Western Union *,f!‘ • Oily nf Sanford,.Florida. Improvement ties have auneam ed, ‘ •nprnlril Inml InMirunrr Vogeatblon 9 148 Pay us a visit and be*convinced, by our qAick •willed by eoflifiInnrids, t ulfatern E, (1. Van ilattillloSl, nf Crmibridge Lettuce . fMI 1059 ' Snrrlr lltun!* Igatei'tif indebtednc*.’! for local imwho wns lddtinp]ied by the bandit* a f­ *»^m. *i,»aa, _ *: Pineapples 1 Service and Courteous Treatment provenu-.ti, -aid iniprovemenl boiuluj CdTery ter being perhaps faially wtnimled ir 1U J65 I'rni-rrif llu,lnrM l'li,iiirr, Uo mature serially. In from on *1 to ton Poppers ... • 7 i gun light-with the bandits Just nf 91 •Mnln Ogles t» r tin .oblK-ry,; w«s left with Mopyears. All bids must Ik- accompanied « Ciibbsgi' I <& 'ir w , u nuti.T Y CrtVIMM1 witli n eer|lfiod check for $(1,000.90,tHtrawbcrties ton. al i wounded uUhuUgh not s»H23 'l o i i n l U i a m i u i T inMP.VM nusly. No tr;u, baa been found '-f'tli>LADIES’ AND G EN TLEM EN ’ S REST ROOM ; all prupoaala to l*v liddreaied to thol Cucum bers......... fi " r ,H lol-H vifluBi.Ua a »^. I — , - . *. : i_ c .. r._i other bamliu. R. IIODGINS K \liL\TOR AND SHEET; MUPAI, ^'ORKH ^ v .r Gyirra) lleiKiirin,: _ , h A yr.--------—Hnnf*>rd, Fla, Cor, Pth nnd French ! , L. R. PHILIPS, t’.ferk of- Han- j fofd, Florida. ( || ' �THE SANFORD DAILY JIEltAlt),* THURSDAY, JANUARY 18. 192.1 PAGE FOUR BASE BALL FOOTBALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING CIIAS. Lu BRITT, Editor britk . . contractor* . bidding on alt of MAIL CLKUK »lEM •. * the projects. Nino bids were receiv­ AT LAKELAND AFTER ed on the Kant Coast Toadj ten on the . THIRTY YEARS SERVICE Goidcniod road; ten on the blast Win­ ter Farit toad; nine on the Fine Cnstie-Conway project; ten on the t*xtenhion from Winter Park to the Apopkj load; nine on the Lnkd i'ickett pro. Jc l; ten on the Ocoee-Apopkn pr„. Jett, and seven each on the Winter Garden and TUdenville .extension*, which will run two miles south of each o f the two cities. It was noted that neither of *he Orange County brick firms submitted hid* on n"T!fl?k with rock base project, but the SouthWants Brick Roads ern Clay Manufacturing Company, it Have New Figures was understood, Is willing to con­ struct the E ast' Coast road with » hese, and so stated in its offer.—Or­ lando Sentinel. BOWLING . TENNIS BOXING That feature picture “ Tol vld" at the Princess tonight It takes real actors nnd actresses to put across a play o f this .nature and when you learn that such stars as Harthclmess, Mulct to, Ix-wis, TnrCol. Knight Bowls High’ Score and Comes Within Coach Woods, o f Miamiy Asks Chamber o f Com renco. Yearalcy, Robinson. Eddinger, merce to Help Put Across What Sanford is Doin’ Gurney, Richmond and others are in a Fraction o f Breaking a Record1 this picture, you will know it b bound •*,i • . y _.t_ ' T-J:..'. . |‘--;f I» ,-T^r - ---z ~-- — i.--. ip; to be good. receive There are so many good r e a s o n s ! ing which the 188 160 536 Tho Rotary Club started strong in Knight the New York 157 108 413 the regular maUh last night but grad­ lloushoider . Giants, Detroit Tigers or some other OH! HOW HE HATES TO bids received by the county commis­ 126 01 351 ually slipped through the three games Kent GET UP IN THE MORNING! sion! rs yesterday <>n the bond issue major lengue baseball ciuli here to use 138 156 112 nnd allowed the Champs to jm d up Henry ... the stadium for their spring rtnfning One of Richard Harthclmess' nd- .highways o f tho county indicate that, 67 139 3 |G Britt with a lead of 218 pins. work. mircra after having seen him In “ Tol'- 'oil of the bids are lower than those j Col. Knight, bowled high score of “ Third—The promotion of n com­ pblc David” a First National attrac­ which were sul milled in December,\ Totals the evening, making a total o f >530 for munity playground center through in­ tion In which he makes his initial ap­ Major Charles A. Brown highway Congregational* his tillrce games while Held ing follow­ stalling playground apparatus, cm- pearance as a star, asked him how construction engineer, said yesterday. .............18:t 20:1 140 532 Holding ed him'with 532. ; ploying a playground, director the year it was that ho could enact so accu­ The two brick bids were submitted Next week's games will dose tin* L. Reitnud ... . . 108 172 140' 420 Sanford would be grad to have. rately the role of a youth. 1 ■ round nnd instituting an annual* iletd by the Southern Ciny Manufacturing Miami, with a park far better than Thurston 118 1 -2 1 141 383 first half o f the season, and tho win­ "Well,” smilingly replied Mr. Bar- Company, o f Chattanooga,- Term., and 187 167' 147 501 any evrr owned or tired in Snnford! {day and athlotic meet for our high ning or the losing o f the relpnfnlhg A. RenaUit thelmc.**, *‘ I am still a boy an far os T, B. Gillespie, of Palatka. The Sjuth-j 175 174 147 400 feels that they must have another one school hoys nnd glrla. games will not affect the <Jub stand­ Jewett ... wanting to stay in bed In the morn­ fern Clay Manufacturing Company’s “ We greatly need an enclosed sta­ logger* nnd better and they advance ing unless It is the Men’s Club and ing is concerned." dium here where, for example, Miami j offer was the lowers it was said nt the the some reasons tlmt Sanford is ad­ Totals Farmers. high may play Duval high next No­ j highway department. It was nisoj vancing. It is an absolute necessity Standing of (he Clulm Chaso St Co. and the Men’s Club j lower thanQ^le last offer made by the Won l-ost , Pet, for the welfare of the young men of vember and where Rollins College will bowl tonight nnd- the only post­ Walter P. Lewis and Ernest T or­ ! company. fn December*this firm bid 1 .017 Sanford ns well ns the entertainment inny meet Johns Hopkins next New poned gnmu of the scaisou'wlll he Congrogationals Year's day, rence look so much alike that they t-n the Eailt Coast road,, offering to it will give tile older ones. played next Tuesday between the Men's Club . •*t hope the Chamber o f •Commerce were engaged on account of their re­ build it for $2.67 a Fquar yard. Thi3 Sanford*a prosfieets for a park are Merchants nnd Men's Club. Fanners and other prominent organisations ‘ ot semblance as "heavies” for “TtJl'kble time it made reduction of seven cents bright nt this time on account o f an Rotary the city will tnku some positive, defi­ David" in which Richard Harthclmess iu square yard. The figures do not active (.'hnmlnhr of Commerce comMerchants . The score for Inst night follows * ~■_ , i mittce that has this in charge and nite action at an early date relative makes his initial appearance ns a First Chase ft C o .' Kotary .here seems to Ik* no doubt whatever to giving tho city this much-needed National Star under the management The Southern Clay Manufacturing to enjoy robust health, : tu t what tho next week will bring to stadium. I should like to locate per­ of Inspiration Picture-*, Inc. The fdteland Girls Will light some news of very vital import­ manently in Miami ah l belie ro there screen version *of this story of tho Vir­ Company, under the terms of the o f - ; endurance is to get your ance to all tile lovers o f sport as well ir a good field for on athletic direc­ ginia mountains was filmed in the* fur it made yesterday, would build the ihape so the gastric juic Play in Sanford Fri­ ns those that wish to see Sanford ex­ tor ami coach. We -want to put foot­ wildest part o f the mountains and the i on11 to the East Const o f brick on a gest the food you eat n day (Tom orrow) Eve cel in* athletics as they do in other ball and other athletics on ns sound a two heavies, with their.beards grown rend lmse for $664,000, with extra irf-n anil vitnminesTrom basis ns they arc In Gainesville, Jnck- have been welcomed by 4he native* o f charge for curbing. That is Just $16,- simihitc l into your blood. tilings. ).t m id h Coach Tlllls Is Putting Forth Every b m h h i i u h sonville or any other «ty f our size. Monterey as “ belonging to these here POO lcss( than .the company’ s former blood riih with iron and Coach Woods, speaking for Miami, Have you over heard of the Mask; Effort to Win 'i'liis (Same "We believe we arc not too optomis- parts” As they were* walking to offer. In the Minmi Metropolis, says: tour:ea through tho veil cd Wonders of Cent mi Florida. '" ‘ Miami needs this stadium for tic or visionary in predicting that Mi­ breakfast, they were hailed by a naIt was said that Mr. Gillespie's bid nourishment to build tis Tho Sanford boys will piny Duval in ami. with-.her usual progressive spir­ on brick on sand was five cents a nerves, strengthen muscli They arc Wizards on the basketball three reasons, Jacksonville tomorrow night but “ He you brothers it, will get what she gees after nnd “ First-The development of our so Hire yard higher than his cuinpetl-T:i the lira!n. while the hoys are away the girjs court t nnd the Herald Is now trying high school boys and young men give this stadium to us by September, “ No, father nnd will stage a good gnme that ahouhl to find out win* they an in order,that through football and other .athlete* ttet or 1U24. Let’s get it this year fence. "Pm the nit prove n good drawing card at the their names run !>< published. rim! make 1U2'1 the greatest in the his­ Parish House tomorrow night.. PRESENTING THE EVIDENCE tory of Minmi." The Lakeland High School girls will Kishnrd .................. . cannot be ncbe here and Miss Tillis, -Sanford's ctired of being 1lilting in business ac­ coach, is pulling forth every effort to umen. When they were casting fo: turn in u win this week. She will In* . “Tol'ablo David," in which he it to I Ml i lit* %hsftp I’ rrwn) somewhat handicapped on account of TAMPA, Jan. 18.—Ml.*s Clen Ilium, make Id* initial appearance a* a Frist Bill Hand bring out of the game, hut j d e lk in the S. II. Kress company store i National ktar, lie insisted that Miss nounreraont of the marriage at Green­ she still ha«‘ material that will rendt r I at 162f>-28 Seventh Ave.. was badly wich, Conn.,* yesterday of William .Marion Abbott be signed to play the a good account of themselves. burned about her body Wednesday Haines, Republican leader, to Mrs. j part of bia mother. This-game will be played on the afternoon when her dle.ct rnught lire "Miss Abbott is not only a fine ne Maude Fero Hnttrrah ill, wan made in Pa fish-Hoy** court and starts prompt­ from a gar stove in the si ore nnd the tretss," explained the young ttur. "but yesterday’s issue o f Mr. ibiracs' paper llunie-i cutdopi'd here before they* ly at eight o'clock. The price of ad­ has never appeared in picture.*, nnd I the Albany Evening Journal. Mr, ! cimj.f he extingub-hi il. Tin.* injured mission will he 25 nnd 85 cents, and Hnihes wait recenlly divorced from j am anxious fur her U p see at first ig iil was taken to the Dr. II. M. Conk everybody and his brother are invited. his first wife, Mrs. Grace Davis Humes i hand'that the .salaries uie not all that j Hnnitarimn whore it was reported »tu* of Nantucket, Muss. iMrs. Hatlvruhnll the press agent;: nay they nip-. Yen see w ;i t rc-iting well but siiffcring conami her former husband were nl«o *e'- *bc‘j) my landlord, ami my ic.i t ex­ j siileralily from her injuries. purnted by the divorce cduit. Mrs. pires this year." (H> The Z m w IiiI o I P r m l BINGHAMTON, N. Y., Jan. IK.— Joseph Koknlis wn < lit hi pending in­ vestigation of u fire that destroyed his own home early yesterday, paus­ ing the death of hi,» five ninall child­ ren. The eldlilreli were founj^ dead in a closet. It is the theory of tin* nlTirluh that the rhlliln it ln-i ipi- flight ened, liiiik refuge m the ■P.-el alii) were overcome hvfoie thi y eniilii Premier Steel Cut Vrfcuunized Coffee A im! the g ill; will entertain the tnr The .tsunrlnlrd l 'r t » l iaikc-Iami sextet at Hanford tomorrow LOS ANGELES, Jon. 18.—The ma­ night. The girls are going t o ’make up for their lo; * to Orlando last night. tron on duty in the wnnl the night that Mrs. Clara Phillips, "hammer t’oiuh Tilli'i i* having her hand* niiinlereH*' iMeapeil from (hi* lap* A*ifull at till* time living lo divide who get**-* county jail, was to in- ifischnrgin ih to take Hill Hump place. \\Y c,| j i-steiilay. on Hilling lo a state­ ug.ee with M i ' Tilli- when file «ty- ment from She rill Willinih I T ranger. thi will he halt! In do, ns "Hill" wtii* Kheriir Trnt ger declared lie had itealways then* with die gnisls ami one ciuno convinced that tho Imrs across of the scrappiest players In the game. the windows o f Miss Phillips’ .cel! were sawed from the inside. Miami ndvantes some of the same I'eaHoritt for a park as the Herald has been advancing for the past several week*. Any town the m e of Sanfun I should have a park and if we are ’to get till the map at all the Sanford ST. PETERSIICRG. Ji.’ii. I". K II public must get heh'iid and help the Tom linson, inilitonniri lieiiefaclor of ■ hal'd er of Gmumcree pill tin thing St. I’etvniburg, niaiU a donnliou Inst laetus*. night of $5,1X10 to the orchestra of the I The ("Imndier of ( ’omniercu iioldn St. i ’elershurg higii scbmil, nceonjirig (its inerting lilts week at night and to the. announcement made by, George Y,Mie will he plenty o f time to dis- M. l.yneh, niiporintundent of school*. f ciN - tins important matter and we Tomlinson linked that the money be ItopN they will give some tight on invested by thr aehoel board at^l the t tin* siHm'ct n* everyone is anxiously interest used* fo r the benefit « f the , nwaitingShe timlitigs o f thi* e.ininiit- orchestra. Tomlinson gave 16,000 tn the American Iwgion.two week* ago. MAIL SERVICE Clasidficd Ad* 1c n wiird, Nu nd taken fur Ira* Ilian 2.1c and posi­ tively no rUoMflcd ads charged to anyone. Cash mu»l accompany all order*. Count the word* and remit accordingly, V ).*!'$• ** V ‘ •) .' Set lit LIGH T-FACE CAI’^ or HlackjFace, 'ihAildu thd above rnto. <’lip and use tills blank for w riting you r want nd and mail it to \ the Sanford Herald For computing Amt o f want ads per insertion rend carefully rates nnd rules to the left ant] remit according to num ber of insertions o f tile ad you dtmiYo. Remit by Kxpress Money Order, Draft, P o s toffice Order or Registered Letter. Address communications to The Sanford Hcraly. Name Amount A d d ress. , Post office The Counting of >Yord.s Includes the W ord*"W anted etc., and the Nam e nnd Address, Ilatterslmll in the daughter of J. Newton Fero, dean o f the Albany i-aw see htod. .... • ------ --«nr The A unfinlrl I*r»»«i MONTGOMERY. Ala., Jan. IS. There’ll be no more Southern Assm i ation buseliali played on Sunday at Mobile or picture shows oik*rated in Montgomery,or other Alabanm towns till Sunday if a bill favored by the senate tenijK-rmue com mittce become* law. All sport*, recYeatlon*or amuse­ ment on Sunday is forbidden, under th? lei ms, if admission fee* are charged. Gasoline and tire station* will he open “ except during church persons were lire inents yesterday three Imildings ;,t the mirthern Row. MISS lUIit KEL TRIED * ON CHARGE OF USURY; CHARGED TOO M lV ll 1It>pp T h r .IhMirintril l, rfi»N» MIAMI. Jan. 18. The till of Mi*s Maude Itrirkel, Miami' wenltbiest woman pioneer nf the city on e iliarg. of usury preferred by * hath-* HrunHer, operator o f a hotel, beg u h« i this .morning. An alleg'd Imnu* of JI 250 on n loan o f $5,tlU0 is involved. . BAKERSFIELD,' Cal. — Use of a hall for an nddrvM by Rev.-John‘ (’ . Moore, of Pine IlhilT, Ark., in which he expected to defend the K,_K. K..s Was dented by owners of the prophr- Nantcs and ndtlre st s i,f Ihose who want to roI in on Gundy liridge I'nilH til $ 12.50 before Ihe first o f i|*e year and before the price increase, are I’ miring in— every One yeenn interested— all want to know the Gundy story— about the bridge ils earnings-— what it means to.F lorida— at the same time— right nnv— we need you in carry the message— lo help answer the questions— to take subscriptions. v South Round Aro pyoit moving? Cali Loaning'* QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, if you want it done as YUU WANT It done. Phone -IPS. 241-Th-FrUSnl-tfc KIDNEY TROUBLE CAUSES L A MEN ESS "A litmehesi follu\ve<l me for some time, nnd 1 felt that it was jeauseti from kidney trouble. Ohe Imttle of Foley Kidney Pills hud the desired e f­ fect," write* )\f H. Arbucklc, South Harre, Vermont, He.cknche, rheumatiMn, dull hvadnehe, too frequent or burning urination iuq symptom* of Kidney nnd Bladder trouble. Disord­ ered kidneys require prompt treat­ ment. Neglect mures seriou* compli­ cation*. Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief. Sold everywhere.— A'dv. STIIOUT FARM AGENCY 113 Magnolia Ave, , The finest young grove in tbla* sec­ tion. 10 acres. 317 four year old trees, mostly Valencia, 100 tanger­ ines, 23 lurge rccdlingti, also a row of 400 buds on sour slock, budded last June. I room house, barn, flowing well, beautiful lake view*. Just a step off brick rend and but a few miles front Sanford. Considering quality of grove ami land,* the beat buy in this vicinity today. -Price $5,500. $2,500 ccah, balance, 1, 2 and 3 years. 250 -tfc We will pay you well for your work if you are Ihe man or woman we want— you can earn up­ wards c:f $150.(10 a week for a few months— this is yr.ur opportunity to dp your hit nnd to make money at Ihe same time— every one almost wants lo "la lk it over” — see us today— understand our message—appreciate \vhnt it means lo own'Gandy Units. Northbound ArriV* 1:48 n.m. 11:45 a.m. 2:35 p.nt 4 :00 p.nt. 10:0 p.m. rilhy Branch Arrive Departs 7:00 n.m. 3:25 p.m. "I’ht* Gandy Bridge has had-the best reception or m y corporation ever organized in Florida” — “ A million dollars in two omonths,” — etc., etc.,— see 30 p.m. Leesburg Brunch Oviedo Branch Arrive Second Floor, Drew Building: Departs S ' East Church Street------------ Orlando, Dally, except Sunday. • ’ ' .. t “v ' ., , 1 - V s , a ftii �''■ g f1 *2 JW n y : “*!‘ * - • •*' , * . •• r.'” ’ '•r "v t . ■. ■.. ■ '•’ T'. . •■ '--r S€i TH E SAN FO RD D A IL Y H E R A LD , TH U RSD AY, J A N U A R Y IS, 192.1 lN’UY BRIDGE CONSTRUCh ’lON ACROSS OLD TAMPA HAY PROCERUS RAI'IDLY T). A. R. CONVENTION COMES TO AN END HEALIN G “ W O U N D S ” IN S T E E L nature keeps her secret “Citizens Court” , Will Investigate Recent Outrages In sp ira tio n P ictu res Inc.'tfVw.* R ichard ■ r T-* Frenchman Hat Devised Machine Chemist* Have Never Been Able tc Satisfactorily Determine the Com­ Which le Really a Marvel of K »piil progies* Is being motif toposition of Woad. Inventive Ingenuity. jr 1 tho completion o f the Gandy Ail Officers Were Re-Elected With Grnorn! Kvodtrs of Alleged Striker* ! • kfiilue ncros*»<Hd Tam jut Boy, which The Exception of Three Wood, with which tin tin-dent Brit­ Very remarkable Indeed 1* a ma­ Begun from llarirson. Ark. vt,»n completed Jiuiuniy 1, 1H24. will chine set up In France for making re-' ons used to slain themselves. Is grown The convention o f the state associ­ pair* lo airplanes, remarks the }Vush- In that part of Lincolnshire. England, iBilA the distance between St. IV.ersI l l ) Thr A M o r la ln l 1'rrxxt boo; land Tamp# but 10 miles an cum- ation o f the Daughters o f the Ameri­ Ingtnn Star. This machine I* said to which abound* with dikes nnd wind­ HARRISON, Ark.. Jan. 1H.—Altho pjrt'dl "ith 07 miles by nntotnobile, can Revolution, which has held its be the only one of It* kind, and l* due mills, and along the border* of Cam­ the circuit court and tho grand Jury $5 miles by mil and 22 by boat. Of- sessions at the Rosalind club in Or­ to the Ingenuity of lldVtuve Rabin. It bridgeshire. If allowed to go t>> seed ; were in session here* Inst night, in­ the wood weed often grows to three ^islJ of the* company have announced lando for the past two days, closed may be described a* a device for'caus­ terest centered in the activities of the ing “ wounded steel" to “ heal" Itself In nnd four feet in height and has a pret­ yesterday afternoon with a final mes­ that (junstruction work 1ms been procitizen* court” —a self-styled tribun-j something like the way Hint, wounded ty yellow flower. . jn-j.«in|t. far beyond cajMcUulon*, and sage from the president general of flesh hen id. A FIRST UVTIONAL ATTRACT! The first crop of tender green shoot*!1'* “ f twelve men appointed yesterday that it‘ will bo but a .abort time until the national society, Mrs. George Mi­ i picked In July or August, and during by the “ committee of 1,000** to irives-1 Hie device Is almost automatic. Is the white sand bats o f the cauoewny* nor. The visiting daughters were high operated by electricity nhd Is based a* harvest men and women are to In* tigate the recent burning of railroad* heiPK Idled in on both sides of,the bay in their praises o f tlic. City Beautiful upon the galvanic principle.. It needs •'ti creeping along the field* on their; bridges i.nd destruction of other prop-i r Uni* mill ... , _ , L ,, lL .......... r I *j]| be completely finished nnd the and its hospitality, and the short mes­ only one or two men to watch It, they hand* and km*,** II1 all1 dm day lulu* long. forty along the lino of, the Mltaouri rtie shoot* are |iut inti* large wick- North Arkansas railway, whlrh re' f work of building tlaem up started, for sage . o f appreciation delivered during being guided by a chart, showing In oil r*lkl*in IIIHI WS-III t!> tn ** factory, MUt'fi;, of <>i i»r littHkelM un«t wilt the most difficult part o f the Cause* tho convention by the national nnd many color* the piece of metal to be **• tvtilcli tliiw nrc thrt*<* or four !:i t!mt 1,1 outnrt'iik hero Monday, state olTicera were all expression* oi repaired, the exact repair* necewiiry, why construction work is over. nnnounred [» ■»*v "citiscen's V III «V V || r* «court” t«wi k V MHIVMHVfci. part of the country. When they arrive; Thy announce the composition of the galvanic built, . late yeiterday tnnt it would give « *Yurth Arkansn* <ptploye, created a ary 22 a* civic day, the c.ty official* . The first dredge wu* installed on gratitude for the reception they re­ the current needed, the diameter of they am squaabnl Into |iul|i and at a ' complete statement of its “ finding*.” Bt*r "hen she fired into n group of having entire charge iff the day'* do:j H September 25hind today nfter n little, ceived in Orlando. the conducting wire* and the time of lowed to ferment. Later they are uinth* At the the present present the Winter The morning session Tuesday wn's Immersion. All till* I* worked out Into bull* mol dried. Deputies have been dispatched for committee ihvistigotor* who went tilings. At tho more than three months' work, n mile son* wanted for huestion-!^’ ,; ^ r*hham home in search o f heEl'ntk authoritir.i nre preparing a proand a half o f causeway h#s been tilled devoted to tho election o f officers, the tmilbeiuatleully lo the.minutest frmTlieiri* balls remain drying for *ev ‘ several r.evi ral net persons, wanted for question ithi-r, wanted as n witness before grain for civic tiny* which, it i* rum|p, Daring the last week a new road adoption o f resolutions nnd report* of eral week* apd are then broken hitu ■pijj by the “ eUir.cn*' court," according •* * ■ fit pleee* and stirred for a lengthy |**r|od., (l) ,giu,riff yjnihbix, who intimated court.” No one was in- cred, may include an address by GovTlte much Inc, I* employed to restore half mile long has been built on chapter regents from chapters nil itnor Hardee, Kventually they prodtin* a eoan-e, pow worn or broken purls of delicate mo­ over the state. All officers were re­ the Tampa side running from the Old -o|(,r hi* nssistmiLs were seeking Other events that will find a pjaco The general exodus o f alleged stfikport Tampa road to the water's edge, elected, with the exception o f three. tors, most of which ore difficult to re­ derllko sflbstanre*, uleep Idui person* indicted by the grar.il jury. place. \Vht’;n an Alneriean observer Lastly tin* ixtwdcr I* danipeil. storrel en. their familie* flmi strike aympath- o:' the Founder » \>cek program are: making the Tampa caureway easily The following officer* were re-elected: saw It tliere were lying on n-tabb* Itp* In vnts and sold to ib ' rs nnd manu­ Little Rock nUthoTijle* have hern ’ , un Tu, day with the "armed The living Uatheller prize essay conaccessible to Tampn citisfena by auto­ Stale regent, Mr.<. James Craig,’ Juik- side it ’ purls It bad Just repaired facturer* of woolens and other unit ies u-ked .. ke.l according to ntf unconfirmed " ^ *f lh„ ..fi-an-tip campa.gn, eon-.test for Florida h.gh school hoy* and Bonyllie; first vice president, Mr*. mobile. A three thousand^foot bridge which would tinre cost $<1,1)00 nnd of apparel. icp ort, to take into custody Pete \en- ^ j ^ rt1ght despite the fact that giriz. Inctuoing pre«n U tlon o f prize* has been built practically over night Thomas. Strewn, DoLand; Mtfmd vice much time to replace. In tin* week Tin* enduring blue of thi* |*dlee- „i,j, Id*, former einplbyc of the *“ ****•,Shl.rfff Maddox, of Boone county, had ty Mr. BacheUcf} the president, Mrs. Amos Norris, Tampn: previous It bad turned out 3t>0 pirn**, and on which Trfmpn visjtor.i can walk httttfa uniform I* ohtnlmst from " " ‘"hiwhen Then it was reported he intended to ^ ^ (:,n „ ini,r McRae during the nivusaty dinner o f the Delphic I.Rerall iff great InqMirtanci*, for nothing curie ponding secretary, Mrs, Brooke from the shore to the Gandy-Tnmpn! mol. though H U an i-M -n-'ic , ,-tlir„ " to"hV* home"‘l.'e.'e. frern ^ ™ the outset, It I* the elu*ftpest In the . day he hail White, Jr., Jacksonville; . .treasurer, less Is eonfliU d to it. had the sit situation well in hand, ary Society; debate— Rollins vs. Breenusewey. Ion? run , I Mr«. Guy William*,'Miami. The fid* nppmxi- nuu; twenty-fifth nnnual meeting of "T 1 * "***• rtii-iiiiMs have tried hard to fuitiom 'Tv-,', A legre" striker*. ” R<le" O r r 'Al" Two dnxlgos are yt wot a nc ]ow|njj elections were mode: Record* R E F U S E D T O B E L IE V E HIM mntcly 300, were cm diity here last the Ibdllns College Alumni Associa..... day j _ . . nnd „„.t night, one ...... on pt»<ent time this secret or nature, but withnut sue and Luther Wise, are* said to have ing secretary, Mr*. II. V. Smltx, St. nighl. In nddition more than fifty tion; annual alumni luncheon in honthe Tampa *ide and one on tho St. ccyi; and it N doubtful If the industry pleaded guilty to charges of arson Jury Foreman's Remarkable Explana­ lV.cri.li.irg; historian, Mrs. Raynor, ...... c • ...... ........................ spi i d deputv -heriffs hpd h. n as- m o f seteotz; the twenty-fifth nnniwould coiiltnili* to exist Iml for lilt* of- jn C(in,1(l( Petersburg side, nnd officials of the tion for Declining to Credit De­ the bridge burn- ! ,() , he sheriff. '* t *nry dinner o ' the “ Rollins S.mlDaytona; auditor, MrtreA. Bradvy. T i­ fieial de»lri* to procure jintfonn* ttint company announced, that iih soon as fendant's Pica of Guilty, ing:: nnd senteto etl fo Revcn years. . . ta.r” . -•«-; junior — .....— ------- of -* — tusville. prom In • hono^ senare* durable and of -fdxt color. two additional diedge's can be secur­ each in lii penitentiary' They were At iuhiii a delicious luncheon war ■ in j ti.gfsui under auspices of RolKino** years ago in a Western slate, ed, they ton will In- added to help in teporUnl last niglit reroute to the Annual rounder’s served' the vi iting deli gates at thi then a territory, a po|idar citizen he-, H A S R U L E D F R O M BEGINNING ;'ii.3 ('ollegi Chapel Association, Irvthe task of filling in so life 17.000 feet I i ison at l.ittiu Ro.dt. Pnvbyteiian church parlors by ‘.ho eame involved with an Inilinntlal and Week at Rollins (o ! ing L'ncli Her, pre-libdit ui* the i*ody. f^ required for the causeways. So Gandy . Alheti Htevetis, a former railroad Young Matrons* Bible school, lii the overhenrlng elmmeter and killed bin). That Japaoexe Royal Family Hat No Ro^in February 22 Itridga Is fa t becoming urcallty. conductor, also charged with arson, I'tilille re ailment,leuni'd toward the Name Is Proof of Asrerlion Long late i . f l ‘ -noon the national officer* Thc bridge will ncromniodnlu all tailed-to appear .in court yesterday —— FLORIDA FACTS ib fi-mlatit.- hill the law was against Pul Forward. travel between Tampn nnd -St. Peter*. [ n' “ ,<>rL‘,1 u' where* they were him, and when the diiy of trial eame murning and liis bond of $ 10,000 was ROLLINS GOLLKGK, Winter Dark bare. It will ret up new travel as «, j *»«u'rtalnwl yeMenlay by the Day- flu* defeii'dattt, hi* counsel and friends Hi* Immi, it i* I‘in.. Jan. IS. I ruffminnry announce 1’ r.nk deposit ■ in !*!■.• .da have in* In tin* peaceful nnd Isolated rntti- jtleclnnki forfeited. :* i d ’. I pi ec::l in ‘ ■ l.id five ri.iU|t. It wR! make It easy tA take nV m ,l)‘ ” r.hapl,!r nn,‘ ‘',ri'l!,y th,-> held n eonsiillailon. and. fearful of tie* immity It Is prolmbbt Dial iii first tin *uiil; w:e. signed'by George (t'Neil, merits of t!n* plrms for the 1P23 Found dip In the waters of the gulf in i h c j, 11 «» entertamrel nt tie Jnrkomvilh* i-olsvei|Uem es, lliey ibs-lded tluit H i fitlirily bad any spfcelnl title o| oevlipa- hol'd owner, Who was publicly whip­ er'i* W eek celebrulion w ere made re ­ ycers. by the i hi.ptei m that city,* Orlando defi-odiinl should plead ytuilly and lo g Iton to follow. -It was wlo-n tie' eonicently by the currmiltee in ch a rg e o f summer months. I* will give tin* win.Tt i—e are 2.111 i to..* ; ,. ool* in ped Tilt lay. ■ Senlitiet. the mitri's mercy. oiuiiUy tmit made some progress tti.il I he a* I'l'igemeo* of i in* a ffa ir. The i'h ridti. nil hi: a . it-ii t*r tourist nn opportunity to virualio u r state Three nit mhci id thi* city lonrudl It Is The Jury was Charged h> lio* nu.rt ■llilsii.n nf tnlmr wun IntrodOf . he the rounlry from the middle o f tie\V. G. I hiiliy, V\ it! La rim,'i anil tie.it will ix-i i from rhoixilny, Feb. -i him’ * f ,r high r i'i ,i s t .o n ami 15 • li n Inoo man) III) tie* lluii (audit Mini rettied Presi tlt!) II Ictllmeil. illttl STAR IN "I.ICH TN IN '" bay, It will sjl the time end expe i* unities .n Japan were token r.om the •iiurge Milliou* teslgliej alol their 22, through Sunday. F ib . 2a. nod re i.'e,aanirng tm.la I *i ho**Is. the foreinnii -aid A\ ERTS NEAR I’ AM t of a lu»o; haul o f freight nnd expw , The ncicK're Mrs “l ite- under ac­ •i i Opolb.lix fiilloweil IV I i ll many n s i g i,ui,nns were aecepleil, l,jt May* Itdng gm *i m homo- rt' tie* ihlrty■'Hi' mill till- U'-fl 11<1:111 not guilt) The Judge viewed the jury In sor fltmdics i aloe lo follow I'o- same .e- "! .1 ,\1 r "If,*i* lefilsed In ipip. uffl! *.* I l.liSh UlUllVl-l ty of ti e fo'ind’ llg u: re nl i .iiir ;,! "*i >. (.•..» C*Jtn 3,000,000. ibipirrHt.i a.id save leva fiom break AT I IKK IN SI. PKTF ' Jill-'* Mljd siiiil • I iip.iieitl Hull I lie heei--s.il ,i|.,-e t■*r i lit t< *j a- .1 of t i e “ i i l i z - o ’r-s-ourt." K.Jlir.s * ion iln- forty . ii t an i b e total act page of the r.tate is 35,agt' in Inn Ring, h will xtimul-i rh .iv dis|ijietliinalio-s in im -I | < e l l l.n e 0 i f I lie jury, lew hi: ffsLiofittg o* Winter ir.nonii be*,, traffic. ,:* r. i'K TK RS ltl p.t;. Jan. In. ( tty Mai shat Parr, who war restarted p iv tm i r y of <tf iIts m ini, r.itaih •Jills ilefeiii’ uni pleads guilt \ end y m fere it( families I I. i , . : b . iI'turncd ’ hiih, 1 hinihi'* govgnor I* not eligible to Wlob* Ihoatre enipl’>vi--. !i* ■ :nei lo k.iv i lii I f 'in n Toe -day It j . obvious that Gandy Bridg- v.-ill find i lot not gutity y f.'i' i \i i I liei’e u a s i*ld) to* ol: l a- II id tne v..rio.:x se.'.Cn'-'.'il lumrilf. He Acne* a four is still” llefiriit .him. II Maze ill lit* date jesterday and declare I 1 enjoy a h avy traff e tin* ye.tr annii-il i.:.ub il X- It It .I li.ui no oei-iu illliiii n s 'other fondlte* 'I lie full'll ,III lili-Wt-rvil; . tome of tin* |rnpoce:i program have year trim. Its iailtlt:gs itterunsQ .V' tir.ie go:-* finder ii.eot o f the PI iv.a theatre here "iVMl your honor. Hie defe'ld.'tlt I* did It laid no name. Mur u IS there* and won't iVMgt:. Gertrude Branham, daughter of not V im definitely ettinl exiepl that Florida'* population in round miniot, u> the bring-.* ri l**i;*g cmplrutltd hod night, Millon Noble, playing tin siieh a bur we iiin l believe him uu any " o r e l n i i for giving II a <l!stit»* tive name; It siittleed'lo etdl It h'- an ImU John iSruidtam former Mlxaoiiri & the i imiioillcc ha* agreed upon Febeu- 1-rtiv in 1,000,000, ** in such a wiry r.s to provide for fu- lead in “ Light uin'," avi-rti-1. a r;e:i. der oalh."- Frugn-ssiv,* l iroiir. “ i lii tonne li was and Is onlv when turn heavy tu.fTie, and to willntaml panii by stepping out of hi part a1 o i- Oil*- i of tin* Imperial To in h -t Is 0eccar*’ Trade Uaicn. tfee action of i i s Dk'ineuU for all tunet lille-! the st;.r:e n«d wafted ov A A . op a Ilium b iniiitly licit a di-IUo ltxc A pew* li-ilui Ims heen .ehle I to eoti tn rulin'. <r the -uibf.vi - mill ioformmg 12m -* lltietltal tmiellllg. \ liei-Hl report fialne Is given In-In:.- iino tii..t there iv.i- ill <♦ *:**>♦:* < > < * < > *> < > < * * > < * < » *s>* > * > « * * > + j treiii <‘oli-lalittoi-jilc f-iali— 1Jr;.t . lo OiTirtal tepo t v uf toe .iju llle t Japan filrillstiP* thy solitary in ♦:* • .'.a danger m the lire was a hlt-rfe away beggars of Staiohoid linve formed -him*' where ibe nillllg fnniil.v has rm St. John* rivt .- toll l»ri-!ge, covering and tinier control. llleticM-11 es into a trade onion *,t,vs Intuit) HUltit* to Kitglfltti). tmly, tbd T 15 m-m’ ii- ui operation (July 1, IP21 Meanwhile eveiy pint- o f fire np 1.1 odoo Answers lalol i'll I olher I'ooolries lliose who t to September 30, l'.)22) show that t, . ■dreodi tin! family Halites nr*|tilli-d in V Jiiil.-ltu- w:i* i.illed nut .red police lit l ieloetiil-i rgo to Work iptite i odnl) averiigiv of 2,!tWi Veftieli*”. and i United nt e .' j tne exit to uni it. thotliially. Ikhli iitornlttg they bold n- i!in in e and asrniidcd to the threate mute .titan three time* ns niatiy pei-i mi-eiiog iii ihe open spare lo front «*i Th'il I he Jfipaliese ruling fmiill) has r emptying the tlientre. tun?, ero.-i.-.ed tlinljltridire. tie- I'.uyillld Mosipte they •:iti let lie flame lx a I It.II pi o o f o f I lie i.ijft v After delivering hi* short talk an. I’ l -ti a ha;: » <ff ear; and 1.771 J aftnril other nlfiee-a, nlllmnuh same ol leiilion tlmt-J:ipan'l*!i* heim ruled by ♦i* faying paoei.gurs, a reve nue of $H2V,- quieting uneasiness evident/in the tub : |||(. ,„(.'ndwretire wild to Ih*. rich and the saint* rumlly from the beginning i d lioure, the play was re.* tinted. Bind i...... ,i.... .ii-....--, i .. i.i.a*.-.-lo re they tllxeuxx > ibe loi-diiesx of ih• II mi! there been any 'dillloti nl an* Y fttj in t« Ik* derived by Gandy bridg ■ ■m | r y -jj * Stage, performerx had gath* red to ilii.e la the id-tori of Japnlithat is V day. 1 1M -II alli-i the agenda has Iweii fmni lulls alone. « get her thrir belonglng.t ami w ie rea rigid nod approved, tin* brotften. la to soy, had tin. firs) ruling f.uuili v Thi* e timaii* should prove very dy lo make a hurried departure iri the beggary <h-t’i-r i-. am? set itinxit ihe l-.'on so(ijdiiMt. d I.) medoer the pre - «*. r.mervntive. 1 lie Gandy Bridge ilit Impel hi) hotisi- i. - <dd Imle a oalia I i' — 1111- - of ..ill* tllig IIIIlls event ttn- lire pre-ad. x i. A h - S .r. , L j . N v * orvi a u»h target population. (' ll lix ollnj- Ilade iiiii-i s t..it'1-l •>t Us io iii i hi. ig.- toiirnal AI the ............ f tin i . .ltd net lb* IhlM-.i. arid J'ntt I'.is miirdies f Iire-it* lui-foln-rs t-» loir': fur i. -s iii.in hi1.c a i• i ; i ’ a i of I ! p.*r cent nim i •i-h to- i ' 1 'tuil! was d: opped arid iln iiTUiio prescribed wagex, so the Peg Sea Lion* Invade a Llghthauee. , T*ta li' ivele x l a i t i i l to d e a l the Unffe of y xuloittiibtles thati Duval county. ■its are not allowed lo beg foi any ; The kei per o f bride's Island llglil ih e Inc wire under control mitu less IhflH Wit* hundn’d purtts. Ally lah.w ('aiie Flnllery, has appeated to ; 5 *.% Gandy bridge, under' construction, .v‘-moke, into hfs hands for in .Teasing his % ' hneHv* iifr.ii- tit.i tnnt'iil tine III,. . • , !*. . . . . * ... „ 4 One great, fact must lie re­ Uetrlineiiinl j iln* ftih*m! nijUturltR** In #rai «'iuii f**r X • Cfoiti < Old Tampn bay, under a grind shortly lifte r ilu* arrival t»f ih o flit*- j hiunll^r «lfi Im niuina *! to tlielr dignity. * : wea|Hiirx and help No sooner dues to* volume and speed’ ng up his membered by those who have fttm the -tide legislature, which deeds men. Few persims had left the audi ,----------■ ■ operr Id* door lima -i*u Jhuix force cnee*. to tlw Gandy company in fee n strip turnover, bool;ing at the mat­ , Clown, their wav Into tin' le>uxe and nmkc f made tho decision to advertise. The lire wit* i iuire-.i by an uvi-r heat­ of submerged land -100 feet wide fron 1lie w I'hew, a health •to ' a, omki» fi.-e with Ids p<x>M-ysionx. -At night V ed '“furnice Imllt in a fire building at ihori- in shore*. This grunt is in |h t • ter in this light, he will bend The advertising plan must lii the round* of New York oil'. x> li»ols. ■ they siirre.iitol tin- jda* •• harking f"i Intuit), and i.< approved by the U. S. the rear o f the etage. xjireitillo? 1he guxpel of fresh iilr, prop Iidmlltiiiicc, milII •tli'ii lx Imixtxxtble every effort to co-operate with Tite Plaza blaze wad Nohle'x >ixth tlio business to which it is ap­ I tile Id? fellow uriuxex Idoreelt hi *»r i!r|iartn’ent. or food niol eleimlloexx eviii rieoi with thlitre fires, lie is a rllotblii? .......... . xlopx re. the With him I' lox Ia tie dog I'lotiii, 7hi* Leglnver in ehtirge of ron itun the advertising and seek to plied. There are no ready-to•ui lin o of tii. South,.)’ h ,t ,-l lir, ii ii Imxe xtoritx It,, lints- pun log hi- fio e light, lo idling,. Iieiidt, I'g toll. Ilt>' ' I ' l l Ian. ■ Mr. . G. Thompson, formiilv 11! Jh.'H wileii sixty live ax if wtrelling when linked wli.il lo* To kill otto would tody atimel more V make it pay him additional wear advertising plans; each in ilt.aj;i- of important concrete con- S[. Lout., for tin* siiiell of putrefy hig meat lx A ilixx, in tin* morning. were hot. itra tlici work under Guncrul (itiulhprofits. • . *The school ihlhlren are going wild nn Irrexlxtilde iittra, tlidl.'—Seielitlfb' one must be tailor made. tlfuOhc Panninn Canal. Mr. Tlmrnp* ubout Chew chew nttd Crvamo. They America ii. cm’s knowledge o f construction in salt GRflP roN DlTIONR nr,* nbsnrhthg. bfalth ftlets, beeiiUM*' VERY FAVORABLK water is very broad. Hi t -survey* and tin* presentitthfli 1$ matte In on lidcrThe purpose o f advertising is Invent* “ Ideal'* Explosive. Advertising is not a form o f WAfjlllNGTON, Jttn. 18 Coruli- eMlti: wjiy. And they will remember r roundings give assurance that the A Mltnif'otn lovi'idor lot* coni' tions coni itu'ed favorable for the the health flown and uhut tie taogtd, perpetual motion that goes on to increase business and NOT to lilding of the bridge is a compn.-npoundetl nil explosive uhlelt lot* dentgrowth o f truck crojef in the gulf and in tlielr old age. ftivety simple piece o f engineering. oiretrated n'liinrknhh* quulltltx In r,-relieve any one o f his arduous forever without human assist­ Making school IntercNtlng lx Hu* eent e\|M*rltneiitx. While nppeiirlng to Ceotge S. Gandy, Hr., who conceiv- South Atlantic rintci, the Department greutest prohleiii of eduiatlou l’i*i» df Agriculture'* crop review irzued have great disruptive power* If chreely duties. The manufacturer’s i<i the idea of putting u bridge ncrof*! ance. The biggest problem any tile Ip (III* borexoiue elllllZ:il.on ri*- eonllnixl, a* in n shell or drill hole. It ❖ yeiterday stated. dir* bay, has managed puldic utili‘ xTf.X t lie tuber Interesting things, forget the salesman who regards adver­ man has to settle after he has Cabbage in the southern trucking can b<* exploded only by mentis of n > tiet hi) hfs life. A ijjl unlnterexilng. blasting cap or eliwtrie detonator. 11 ’ "Th.- Gandy bridge i* l}iij natural re districU of South Carolina was well tising as a substitute for his . determined to advertise, and de­ lx reporleil to give off no noxious *J Fish Eradicates Scarlet Fever. *ult of the direct thinking o f thin man ndvunced and turnip* were being har­ fume* tluit It will not explode when own efforts has missed the cided IIOW to advertise, is this: The Mexlrnn version of ''have yon heated to 212 degrees I'nltrenhc It, Ihut ■1 •hii-f. mind has been traiiibd i:i terms I vested. Satisfactory progres* was made in seeding spring lettuce. To­ u llllle fairy In your liottm” lx “ have It will not freeze, arid that It euttnol J of puhliii utilities. point. Mis efforts are needed Ilow can I use my advertising so matoes, beau* and other truck made you n llllle I'reh In your hoin.'T" bo nceldentuMy exploded by sbiH'k, Tltlx ttrlses from the use of a pecu­ fair progress in the Everglades dis­ more than ever to support the as to get Ihe most out o f it? BIG ALIEN HAI L trict of Florida and potatoes were liar fish, of the tuamumllttii specie*, Early Crusaders Used Still*. advertising and put it across. Without close-linked co-opera­ coming up nut! doing well in the Has­ that ent* the mosquitoes nnd “ wigFew prohibitionist*, say* tin* Kelete • hr 1 hr A s xorlxtr* I 'f T M t gler*" In water, Ihire preventing tin* tllb* American, nre a ware of the shock­ TAMI'A, Jan,. 17.— Forty alien*, ting.-! district. spread of yellmv fever. All bodiex of His reward is larger sides. tion it dissipates its force into ami probably more*, were captured water In the clly nre xloektxl with the ing fact tluit the vogue of (lie still In Europe wax due to (he original Tik'rday nt Hnrasota, according to a TAMPA ROTES MAY air. fish, which are provided l»y hentlli anthnrltle*. In thi* way the mosquitoes] t'minder*, who took kindly to tills SUPPORT GUERNSEY Report to Stephen B; Hopkins, IfnRLikewise, the merchant who eastern recrcnilon nod brought hack FOR DIST. GOVERNOR are kept down nnd yellow fever nl- With them recipes and iiiclliotl* that (fl States inunigrunt Inspector here, chooses the* jfdvertised brands most eradicated. Tuesday morning. There were no doIt must be hitched on to a tnnili, it.,, still nx iHiouhir tin lirellttt bail* giun of the rapture* nor were TAMPA, Jan. 18,— Ken Guernsey, _____ z. ^ World'* Largest Boiler, ms. ih? nationality o f the, qllops.given tn o f Orlando, sponsored by tho Orlando A holler capable of heating the report. left qnr- , Rotary club for election uj district eight-mom houses Im* iy Tn, i Inspector j.------ Grilfut ""■■T v.-r-.a “ n>‘ “ Ournuon for Sarnnota-governor o f Rotary, will probably be placed In operation In Detroit, to investigate the cuplure nnd to bring accorded the support o f Tampa'* Ro­ meusurett in hy 2fi feet Itrehle, ■ ■ I rex|a *he alien* to Tampa. tary delegation at the district con­ height from the grata hunt to the top easier; but this is not the big im,, * j * TI A* allowing Imw Uto eomhlnnllon of o f the pl|x* roll* 1* 35 feet. It Ctltl filled it does a ty]ie o f work for vention in St. Peterehurg. . 1 While ho was not formally endors- turn 100,(KK) pound* of water Into] drink and driver work* out, w‘e give *t* portant truth. Rather, he sliould TAMI’ A STEAMSHIP . ■ E l steam In a alngle hour, requiring 12 the tiTTe report of Ben Quinn, tin Inwhich there is no efficient subIIAS IIEEN FI.OATHD ! e«i, hi* name wn, nrrlujmed by local see that the manufacturer’s ad­ rllnn o f Kunxna. He said: ''First mile toil* of coni to accomplish this feat. •STRUCK A REEF Rotarians when the action o f the Ortoo slow took drink of booze; next stitutc. vertising is an instrument put landa club was announced, at their mile faster, took another drink, last Water Lille* a ^ F o o d . meeting Tuesday. President Russell _ tn» The Axxot-Ulrd l*rc*»t From the Ioiv* conservation Ininn mill* very fust, look another drink; TAMI A, Jan. 17.— According to Tarr did not bring the mutter to a come* tho suggest Ion that ire grov then saw bridge in road, turner} out T tshlcs received'by the Tampa Inter- vote, but said "It lookes like we nre wutcr lilies ox u idiiplo article of food fur UTi '. Hen b now In the hospital with n T It I* claimed that the illy, when peeler 0v*an Steamship Company, It* *tctm- all in favor o f Ken.” M'ublifihed by tho Sanfurrl Dully Hornld in cu Ql)Q_rnUj>n: and bolted, I* a* fiirlnuceou* ut:d taste broken unit.—Ito#ton Evening Tran•“t.' Patrick Henry, which struck n.reef °ff Silay Island, tiyo h'umlred mile* ASHIlOWN, Ark.—John W. Owens, ful na the |>otato, . ■ V adjudged guilty o f the murder of of Manila Monday ho* been fWt<L * , For quick reaulto, try a want orL Hugh Throckmorton. November 21,] i Ro‘, Snapper and Sen Bnea Steak vv , • , .. > A#?' was sentenced to die in the electric Jat Stone’* Market, 327 Sanford Avo--------------------------------------------------- — — r .!i» p Uav* — 251-iUt Th# IleraJd, 15c per we*k, d*llver*4 chair March 1(1. Barthelmess T O L ’A B L E T H U R S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 1 8 tH h \ Tn V V V V V V t ± X ( » ... . i - . ■ - .1 0 - � 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 18, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 18, 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 18, 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/45b570bd4bf0aa5069428b879815f204.pdf 8fb5b5ff3551f14e7125669af2560b92 PDF Text Text IN THU. H EA RT OF TH E WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION Drastic Curtailment CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS Denatured Alcohol to Help Prohibition SHOW A VERY IjDSY W E E K GRAND 4JBRY PRESENTMENT Federal Authorities Will Make Cam* paign .on Dealer* License And Petit Cases Make This Session One of b o n i­ est Terms and NUMBER 252 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17. 1923 VOLUME III. r e f u s in g to o bey PRESIDENT VERY IL LTODAY ( II, The l«*iM-lnleil I ' f M . t ITALY HAS OFFERED FRANCE AND GERMANY - A4 WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—Drastic mt tail meat of dealings in denatured. —« ._ rrs o y n T A r¥l¥/Y\I PROPOSES TO EMBRACE and industrial alcohol been decided by J jV Y J j t S 1 l u z Y 1 iV/iN ECONOMIC CONTROL OF federal prohibition authorities'ns the THE RUHR SECTION next campaign to combat illicit liquor! ¥CJ f 'f t W T 'I l V T 1 I 7 H I M traffic. Orders have been issued fori I t J V 'V / Il 1 I I l U b D I i * revocation of scopes of denlers permits) among these'being that Issued one, of largest nlcohol producing plunts of j To lit* Made With Germany That the country. JU D G E RULES THAT WITNESS Would Settle Reparation The following ease* hnve licen dissent! that they «my not lux removed posed of during the present term of from the grand jury room. . ciurt with many more to follow thus We recommend that all rubbish l>c :carrying out the predi:tiuti of the removed front the basement of the Herald Inst week thnt this would Ik- court house, because’ of the hazard one of the busiest terms of Court ever due. to probable fire; and we also recThe Mining of Coal Deliveries (o --------held in SemlnoleVunty: ommend that »omo arrangement be France or Belgium Not Later MAS AN ATTACK OF GRIPPBj A. E. Hell vs. T. W. Prevail, dum. "hereby there may be a sopNEED NOT ANSWER CEIL Question Than Today AND DECIDED TO |ages, *1,000. Jury found for the de- “" “ ion »h“ white and colored users! Daily Papers TAIN , i . u a QUESTIONS ItEST fcndnnt. " ............ " . ' — To He Delivered I Or T k f I 'r e ii) --------j Mary Howie was admitted to citlz- ,oul1 tiu,c* M i r Tfcr V (. 4 P r r ..» H > i. T , " , ' — * * • »«•*•* **rr*0 . ESSEN, Jan. 17.—The French oc­ BASTROP. Jan. !7.—Judge Fredi Italy ha* offered to mediate hrMl, Tfcr ..................... r'r».> enship. " V vWtwI nn<l lhl‘ ° ff,C* Hy Airplane cupational authorities announced this WASHINGTON, Jnn. 17.—Presl. . . ,, „ , ,, , es of the clerk of the circuit court, the Oilom overruled the objection of the tween France and Germany on the afternoon they will begin operating int Harding cancelled all engageA 1,1 nm r""- or‘ ° ,u ' * l* ' tax collector and the tnx assessor, atid D E 'counsel for E. N. Gray, witness. in ! reparations question, say* a Centrnl . . MIAMI METROPOLIS WILL the........................mines of the Ruhr district tonior- ..tents today in order to remain in vr” ?• (” Hryant, ..amages, - *1.U00. find each of these offices in commend opening the Hearing of the Invivtiga-; New* DUjmtch from Rome, quoting able condition, and the tARIMKD TOM E SI PALM rew rcqulstlng Gorman Inlnir if-neccsi h-d on ncrount of nn nttack of the l n ' c" l,ct f" r. ’’ “".‘‘ if! .......................... .... incumbents ----lion into the masked band activities announcement by the Dalian minthe! REACH ury. Kuhr coal magnate* who refits- KHppe, it wits sub! at the White House‘ , S Jwcinl , I therrof affable and obliging. \nd 1 ml directed Gray should continue Ids ‘ l, r '"ceign affair*, . --------, M to co-ojiurntc with the French will today. A day of nut was decided on * ’ ** * * J a?J* * * «miu» may he naicl with re-pcit to th e: testimony begun yesterday. Judge reItnly’n proposals, the dispatch adds Mir Thr .iMorlnlnl he prosecuted before court martial. : merely ns a prcCnutlonYiry measure ai trustees, vs. H. H. McCall, defend- Sheriff's office. It gives uv special einbraco economic control of the Ruhr and the president's condition showed P 'n .n tlf* rcpresente.l by Schell** t(, o n tlml f, MI AMI , Jnn. I7 .-T l,e daily deUv-, " ^ 1^ ' « ■ ttogether oget her with with aa commercial commercial alliance alliance LONDON, Jnn. 17.— Reuter dispatch noV riou * developments. *\,ni" w ' v* " ,Ut for »»,aintlff "* *um the county Jail in good condition, son- nV of newspapers by airplane tn'Hmt (.ray not Ik required to answer *1 , v ...a k , !, questions that might involve, state- with Geimany. Italy la represented na fn.m E*»cn filed Tuesday saya that! * --------,,f * ,1 5 0 °* ....................itary and otherwlno, opd all the prirs-jfnilnt* seuv.ty miles distant will W .b|t. j„ , rimMinK nature. anxious : that such an alliance nowise according to reports from German WASHINGTON, Jnn. 17—Secretary I’* M illis Holden as Smith & ll«il«l- tl,,t,rH properly cared for. (.inaugurated t ns •afternoon by the ‘ __ ________ . ‘ __ • assume ail nnti-Hritish character. wurers four of the Ruhr Industrial;Christian, after a Visit to the presl« . L E. Estrhige damages, *-V , |n tioI|- llf r„„da. ive Metropolis when copies p _ in sum ___ } t| f n Hi ^ ,. , rtj.| 'of the paper will be taken to Palm ( I I I U S I j \(. IlclItyiL* • leaders were told by French authori- dint's room, said the Thief felt very 900.UO. Verdict Vcriiut for for plaintiff pluit WASHINGTON. Jan. 17.—To the lia-ommend thnt (on the A. f*. L. rnil ' I’cacli and West t'alm Reach. Arties at Duiaeldorf to consider thvm*i|;ttic worse than yesterday ivlirn lie "I *!I,2M.4r,. Plaintiff represented by mad. between Sanford and Oviedo) utm *st, vunsistent with the preserv­ ... . Directors Met Today , , , , , , , .lamtement* with the aviation runselves under arrest after the mag­ attended a tnbinet meeting but spent Dickinson & Dickinson, ation of its.iv|piiims with Fance and iii-w boards be placed when- needed, ,, , , . , , ' , . i i puny will c l ! for delivery of papers nates reiterated they would only oIk*>' tiie remainder of the day lying down. ’N. II. (lamer vs. D. ir Monthly Meeting i.l-o with Great Hritain, the' Ituliuti Marlowe act us the present ones have rutted and ... . ................... .. orders from Hcrlin. Hr b ai been suffering from n hent^’..of replevin. Verdict thnt plaintiff r« lilt daiigeloiis to drive ">er. Al-o, t lu­ at Falni Henrh half nn hour :.ftei tin government Jin • been exerting'itself paper goi lo press. < aiupaign of S dllng Innugur.ited by .over from det«I'lidant one lh:i< w .liin the last fi w days' to restrain How far the Franco-Helgiun uciu- dd for several days. . ll. -mg. out oil the lemrltty road. Mxrbiiii ’e Henn Fruit French ii.rbiils from proceeding with ear. pati.m ultimately will extend and ---------- ;— ---- -------• t.u.le to l.nlte Mary hoiibl be rem s \ m ; t o \!. evl'ooie >• sille of coercion against Naturalization of Joe Meiseh. An- pnired. and there is amdht r tl.aygtr shut other punitive steps are contentq J* A lt'C 'rC ilI'V T \ Mi1 \. ,o. 1 |S| ecail to tin i.e nwmy. plated are question* up|ienno»t in drew l.einhart and John HalHe Ail id • i.t tiie loniet of iloghey anti (t|T T h r \ •«url:ifri1 l|c’*nld).-One liurdred p>*i rent at .*. ilcar exposition of Italy'* deliF o u n d i n L a k e M o n r o e , the minds of the Ruhr population be•I them admiMed to citizenship. avenues, near the cemetery,) WASHINGTON. Jnn. 17. The mltim lam i mmked ih'< morning's «ei uli* aim ilifficult position in connec­ causi of the new ultimatum deliv­ l!.c vines have grown >•> tlurk- ministraiion does not b» k with ^nvoi D r o ' v n e d P r o b a b l y ' r . G. Ilool .>r VS. .1. A Itistiine. ejetl tion with the problem of the Ruhr insioii of the hoard ihno tors of the ered to the mine directors at Dus,i .to tl.e ft nee lii.it it is pl.t. tl. ally { mi (in' f.liiprsal mole by* tiie si'liali* nielli. Defendnilt found not guilty. Florida i. itr.c Exchange in regular vnsieii has ntnudy been mndc known • Kblorf. General Degoutte'a la’tesl ori.'ipo-i iltle to sec another cur coming p, the Unitisl States to umleitakc to F. G. Hooker vs. A. ft. Thom.-su Little Dwarfed Negro Was a Town Italy's sllics n)ul undoubtedly, drr, which is declared to lie final, pro­ not nil this corner, thus placing lives t acquhe the Hritish and French po monthly meeting, every member being) ejectment. Decree for plaintiff. t'liaracler for Many Yearn sessions in the West indie*, it ups nreseiit. The selling eainj»:»lgn of thef while not sufficing to cause any s^ri vides for resumption of the reparation) State of Florida vs. Tom Terby. 1,1 jeopardy, Miiil a; tin- white hom e. The president cuire.it vsa* reported by S a b - ' .slide •li.iege in the French plans, tpie on coal deliveries to France and Iteluaklcss driving. Found guilty. ReWe f-und the brick man, between Rium not Inter than this morning; *j>ju. |,()l|y „f o,.;,. MeCrenry. known quired t>. pay fine of $inti or eight hri« and ttviialo, on the main iiixie is was said, does not think it ri a Manager Go.o-ec \. F - t t . es umb. vb w ,.f be Rome govumment have piaeiienl plan to pr. pt - to G nat Hri- full headway with gem .nl ie-uHs ir lereived «t ruHl* consideration, otherwise Germany will be hulijectii! , (. ,,Vi r>„f‘„. J|s •Mssie." was found months. Iligir-..i> i’i very tind «iituldion. mid tain ami Fivneh the recession «*t llieor i-t.le .l to quite « it c fa< toiy. Vlteidy A disclosure of the Italian position to further pcnnltier. floating in tin waters of Lake MonState of Florida vs. Fernando Wes- ii.ommrud thnt it bt npnireil, nlso uarl. *t* have been *old tbt.!' . > likely to Is* made coon to official to America in pal* or in ic.oiThe German mine owners say they ,„t- neat’ Gr.p >y Point thin morning luv, reckless driving. Found gudty Ute lirblue or. the county road l- in •’ ' 1,11 i.i,.,| during the u hole of !n*t W. hingt’iii. and nicnnwhile, some of wrrv not given a hearing nt the Du**‘i,y Gene Oglesby, who came to this and required to pay fim nf $r>iMl or such i. —afe condition that one tin to full payment o' tlicit war ilelii•» to .el. ,\ delnile I nnalysi* of the .id 11 iVatiuv* hnve Ih-cii learned through wldorf meeting and reiterated their jty and lepurte.i the discovery to tiie -I. \ ib.wa lonsi.ieriihly while pa-slug Amei i>a. eight months •e avionqdishinent sinie tlie p. ran tent •inquiry ill info/med quar. . lisi intention to abide by the federal cun- sheriff;! o ffbDeputy Sheriff Wil 1 1 ii. We recumnend lepulrs in MINSTItEI. SHOW WAS GOOD opening »r the diippim; season how t .l71„f the most important dU­ mUsioner’s instructions to wnhltolil)|lnn)sun went over, hi a bout and. Grand Jury I’resenlmriit liti bridge. The road fnun Sanfold *-----. c ! a •;*. it. , ibgrei of •f(>- ■a. y than ...... ^ that the Italian governthe deliveries. . In ought till*, body back to this city . The grand jury finished their la- In Kohin*on'* Spring* (and nt**n the i m Soplior. oie • I*- ’** >*.*** previousl; nttiiim d and notable re- ment while, of necessity concurring Tu(.S(]u>. im,’rning and were ills- Oviedo road) ute now in a dangerous High s.luml presented to the public ^ While it was revealed at the con­ where it was viewed hytlto coroner's in „ |mniHn.r di-tributiou nud ........... . of the reparation, com ference that tiie occupation of Dort­ jury at an inquest called by Judge chargmu .y Judge I’erkin*. Following condition nnd should be repaired with-’ ,ilMt .,i|;*ht mIirk.and White Min- ", ' " ; - ‘ ,*.v j' (trf„r,ii,„. Kxini -iiim that Germany vvas In valunVlr!ttiff> ilnti' . .their . . . . .... delay. . . . . * t i t ii.mini, j mund wax the price paid for the com- Stringfoiiow. ; js pfescnlment: •out stn I . f |i esbiirg High selionl timlc: i i linugt- mi min i ,i fair telii.rn on their laiy default in the supply of coul and raUiioncr's' action, French circles In The venilet of the jui v had not hcen -j-,, u;^ Honor, James W. We tie-in- to all e.special atteiiti.. i j iu,t.,j„n „f „ |,„mer Sanford gul. in Iruit crop*. The cumulative effects other supplies required to be turneil K«»cn declined to disclose the nature given out as v.o go to press. judge of (lie ulxivc-styleii court: to the fact tlint reckless driving of j (jH1 (;|nl|v,-,. \!„rri It l.« quoteil Hint , .o' ll.e Send -veet advoiti-hig in lb*- . i -t i i|i, nllies, never rontcmplntcil of the additional penalties to be ex­ i* indulged In on ,the |)tt ,|„,w j,,,, 11,, , piiir,ti.in . ' p|.,v Ocie was a harmless little negro , ),,. pi.n-,1 juror*, having been . i.tiimohil |M»W 1»« •fill III »'\I*h tl .. e iiilaiy invasion of the Ruhr. l-a-i . acted. Reports art- widely current that -vlio was ilw.nfeil by nature and who impaneled mat s'v.on t-> m v le*.it» II* I n Dixie I' cm ay between llo M . |M.-„U I.upe*! <n-wd*- Dial ' , ,,. m . i cu lt- f ->in many -• It 1, 111*1- i h-iir that what the llalMlimiter will be the next large place'll,) llt unites* life ri till- city, going |f| n|),| folf;,( , ,| , pa<t ntri icli-m|„H|y of 11.i -icinlt, i'a Miiiuge •niuif. in- and the cilv of | ( | lions i.i the country. Iltcsc an* min- tan government supposed wa* to beto fill; yet those are skeptieally re fj Sn.ifitnl. duiing tin* hours of it m the in ,).t. | t |„,i,| iiiiililolium. 'I he ih cil* mi nil ly nnd u-ually tak-|(|t„. ||l(-nt-litmeii( make, beg leavi l< ■ . de led lx,111 in dominant, consumer | ■ |,.ave collection of. the , reived because that city is so fui out in* up with some hunting or fishing r t.,„rt unto the court ns follows; , aftenioou and eight at night, and vvi al.l aU'l*.V^ «*vrflut* ie|mrntions in the hands of ^ side the so-called Ruhr nrvu. party and remaining awuy from the We vinlted 'nnd inspected th« poor I r.rurally -urge the authorities lo en- ...... by MdlvWtS^'nnd *h p entire Tn'xri ,l.,’in'‘n,,. the trade. Many dealers advise that tfrh|',u.a| ,.x,„.rtH. and thnt it Is still k faced comedian* re city for days at n time. He had no pour house we found]forro the law particularly here where* E„ur witty Mack laceu romeuians a ^ |)oW died to carry mleIt i* pointed out, however, that farm. In the , ' l i oy uie now eoi»i|>e»i»-o •helnp ? j^teil *iuite a few juki'B mul muiub tliut M . . . . . . / t...u i nivinred that such a plan might Meunster possesses great strategic relatives except a sister with whom five white and three tolom l innmteH, thi5 prmtice Ims hieii nn<l •lofki o. enhNvvcet grapefruit hnve winked out successfully without of the best , , , wen- enjoyed hy all. On importance, as it is one of the big he made Mr home when he was at „|| „f whom scented to Ih* properly followed, and oranges or lost* customer* y* the adoption of severe military .mensnumbers on the program was a Iranitrotral points of the railroad thru home. He was a town character and, rJir,.(| f,,ri |,uj we reiommend that a It Iiuh bent repotted to the Grand ut- ti progressive store* which do of- n»e*. it wa* believed iu Rome thnt la Wesel. which runs pat.tllel to the strangers to the city were always m.{, t(,i,k stove be purchased for the Jury that on a ccrtiin niglU, last No­ |..me solo !■> Fre»l llerlong. The mu ler tlitm. t'oinuetitioii on a lower si lung measures would defeat their railroad through .Hamm. Dortmund.'struck with his griiii-quc figme with „f tin poor house, and that the vgmlier, certain young men disturbed sic was furnished hy Jbe l.ee iuug in ice basis from the fruit of in'm-orM-r i purpose of insuring a supply of Ii «4lliml Mrrh»'*»ln» Bochum, Essen nud Duisburg. Thus this shoM legs umb long arms and big UrII| poreli thereof !><• retiai*ed: nl*i> the piiMie worship at (lseeola, Florida ,;il. i cgaided as absolutely vital to . gnniz-fl ijk lii l i v bo noilkit tliroiigb it* iNeupation would aid greatly in head. He was about thirty years.old , )iiti the oranges he picked <>'"1 f b l \\> suggest ai-d icquest that tb«* -pel illi.t :M a ellt o eontinties to lie q the economic iviiuvalion.of Italy. I \|K \\ IUKS rffntnig control of the Ruhr traffic, it aid by thq<e who knew him nnd itinnit delay. He furtln i iccon. ptuper of flier* take this mutter into The cost of coliectiitg the ta;nultlc* vexation:1 problem to the sales de»* the iK-cupying fortes nre reported' although lie had received many giHul i |11(.n(| iiuit ,,n,- sereen-door lie plnecd ji i.nsiderntiop for further investiga­ if the ro operating growpr-rtment Ml* *i i,r Annodiiirii i*rr..i l‘i*'t»,, ,“ ..................... ............ " -• t*y font* probably would nbsorb the i offers from carnival coatpanles to j„ lbl. t)OUM> f,„ tiie colmetl inmate*, tien, to the end' that the law l»e ente be- planning. WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—Tite ,-rs. ltc|iort* From a large numb r of ( ,,mqUct. it was,held hy Italian ] Cnnirol stations already have been travel with them he preferred to live otherwise the condition* around the forced with respect to any person or debt commissions i markets indicate that ^eabfsweet (< tf|4 ' 4 n!t>, in view of hte enormous Hritish-American persons disturbing public worship. . , . _„,.n fruit niurt overcome .quotation* run* established on the line* about Es?eit, hue and eke out a precarious living^poor house were nil right, •expanse of a military dccU|tation of IV,........... ........ anti lliar-iuithly >*** n -a ,M » ,,alnl In ltheir t a » nogn-1 «-£«• freight trains iwing required to stop hy doing odd Jobs around different' (laving visited and inspected tin* nim; front twenty-five cents t o .one the Ruhr. cAen if it were ’ assumed •Jia. veslluat.-il Into the matter nf 111-'"""...... Ih.y ha.. .Irlunlly for fifteen minutes while their papers places of business. convict camp, we make the following he dollar a box lu-vcr. I’nreful Snvcsti- dial the (iermnn tiilnera and factory •re inspected. It is feared here thnt His dentil is probably mourned by recommendations: That suitable seats death of on» (,corgi ( . McDougal, who ^k^ ^ n rRish ciiiiimis»ioners1gation dcntpiistrates however, thnt the! workmen would consent to continue one of the step* In the program of oc- m ninny people here today as though be placed in what is known as the was shot by one Frances Swanson,! have returned to London nnd confer- price comes on* made hy. the hole- ,mi|t,r French employment. Meantime, cupation will he to place such a tight |h|i WftJ, 0„c ,(f the pr«.n.iiic*nt citizens “Hull Ring," and that the eating In and wo found n true bill against thi pendent operator* to get trade seldom groat unrest among the industrial Swanson, hut hut the Frances Swanson, the state state red with their governmint. ring of patrols about the occupied terincipill,y ,wrmJ he was harmless hies he widened; nnd thnt the ’’Hull said Frances 3 . if ever lire passed on to the ultimate cla** in Italy, more or less sympa­ ritnry that the rest of Germany will and was liked hy everyone. Ring" be extended six feet west and attorney saw fit to enter n nolle TALLAHASSEE, Jam 17.—Ornl consumers of Florida-grapefruit and thetic With the worker* in Germany, he deprived of Ruhr coal. It U stoterl ! i - . ,l„r, argument* in the ense originating in j orange*. Dr. J. IL Ro»#, president of rupph h’.cnled by real distA-sr nhd un­ It is thought, thnt Oi’le was fish- the shed thereof be made three feet , in Germnn quarters that no more ing some time yesterday nnd fell off higher and extended eight feet wesri court. Wo feel that we havl- done o i nilacklmr the validity of thnt , the organization, was in the chair, ,|0yiwent among the Italians, aiusV , .......... , , Miami attacking chutr, t.m|lJoyment freight cars ire being permitted by the bulkhead and as lie could n o t |ward; that a screen front door ho duty in •this matter, and recommend ^ Jjtn oldinBBC0 was heard E. Stewart, jr„ served as secretary | bv , hc cutting off of their fuel sup“jj the railroad administration of unoc­ placed to the guard house,—the old " " " ''i |,y lh.u v r.m . couil 1-nUy. Thy ntnml nil n c c u lln a nll.'ial.'.l 111In ta -, , » » l Ihf lUlllan i m > swim he wnV drowned. . . . . . ticupied Germany to enter.the Ruhr nnd wires having rusted out. W’o find llnvmi; f,..l.l.-l o»r M k n . « * • ^ ........ ............... ^ A num, 1(r „f .1 .. hundred* of cam were hurried off du­ that the light* nre not sufficient, and sire to thank the Court, tli ‘ nnd There has been no question of It­ ‘ ‘ otdinnnce was unconstitutional. I line character were considered ASSAILANTS KNOWN ring the first stage* of the occupa­ ; should Ik* Increased.. One large size torney, the Sheriff and his deputies a l y ’s adherence to the alliance, if for —/ ---m acted upon. tion. *. wash pot should be purchased for the fund all ntlmrs) for their uniform __ , I |.y T h r l »»!>■■I it I n i |*rr« » 1 TALLAHASSEE, J*n- 17.—Tho su-j Reports were presented by sevtral ito other' reason than that she absoEntente engineers today went to HOUSTON, Tex., Jan. 17.—(loose convict camp. We desire to stress the kindness and n*»i*tarico to us,—and prcnie court heard un argument <*n regular and some spcciaj committees. lutely most obtain German coal which *i* mines In the neighborhood of EaCreek parties who flogged Mrs. It. fact that we found conditions aroundUve now nsk the court to discharge,u*. an appeal of W. Q. Chesslcy, of St. Estimate* showing the approximate can be had only in ntcordnnco with »en determined to . sec if deliveries Respectfully submitted, w H. Harrison. 30 year old widow, and the gas hoUse in a very filthy state,) Augustine, convicted of second degree amounts of fruit remaining to be the provision* of the \ crsaille* trea­ were being resumed nnd to obtain oth­ I). A. Armnnd, oil field worker, nre nnd recommend proper drainage for F d W’ARD FRANKLIN LANE, murder and suntenced to life inipris- moved were presented by tho Hub- ty. In addition, even more weighty ^ er data. They were unsuccessful in known ami justice will lie meted out the same nt once. There nre no hath Foreman. oninoftl for killing a negro chauffeur j Erehange tnunagors, whose ussocla- financial considerations are involved their mission and nre’ reported to to them, sheriff T. Hinford announced convenience*, nnd we think there Attest: Chrlstma* 1021. O r i o n had its customary meeting late in the east* of Italy. She must ha\e the h»ve left word thnt if the ihformntion here yesterday ns the Harris county ahould be. We recommend that a ALFRED W. LEE, Jr ., • yesterday afternoon presided over by coal to run her Industries, and on the were not supplied voluntarily soldiers Clerk. other hand, she cannot uffonl to pay *. ■ grand jury prepared to renew its in­ metal oil hotiso be erected for the ATLANTIC- CITY, Jan. 17.—Agree­ Chairman C. II. Wniker. This nfterwould seize the books. for coal imported front countries oth­ vestigations of the assault. Two ar­ storing of g«s~ln*tead of where it is noon the directors of the Exchange ment on cotton differentials reached EFFORTS COM MEN DUD ' One of the labor leaders gave It os rest* are expected nnd the sheriff said kept at present. We observed that er’ than Germany, since the German , . Supply Company,are in session with b> American shipping men who have hi* opinion thut very probably the he wa* ready to lay information con­ (he ...... water ..............is now emptied _ M i r I k e ..• s o e la le t l P r r » » l out on the been conferring here for three daysjn privtlcally complete attendance of coal was to Come to her without coat J. miner* would continue nt work, cerning the affair before the grand ground where the prisoners eat/ in AUSTIN, Tex., Jnn. !<•—A reso­ under the- nusplcr* of the Utflted'its members. Present at this morn- as part of the reparations due under ■ whether the occupying forces finally the "Bull *!Ung". this should, not las lution commending efforts at law en States Shipping hoard ^under which Ing’s meeting were* President, J . 11 the |team treaty. obtained deliveries for cash or resort’• Jurl'• ' . done ,antl we recommend suitable forccment by (tuv. John M. Parker, of Standing as the good firend of all the shipping rate of cotton was In- Ross, Vice-President * D. C. • Glllctt, «1 to confiscations. The miners, he drainage here. We nlso find thnt the I/tulsiann and endorsing his .action* the parties, it has bcijn the Italian created from 17 to 20 cunts muking lt Business Manager C. E. Stewart, Jr., . Mid, would have to keep employed In S " T u ? ^ ,t . T v t t e s . X s prteoners"have r fflc i^ -v e r b ^ jHrasihie fiTr"southern^ shippers to s'hlpj.t. W. Ponder John A. Snlrely, F. C. ladlef frdm the s^re tjmt lU l^ m a y order to support their fnmilies; thus o^nrxt"move Hqufcrely up |for "their beds, and recommend that)I « l l“>Htieions" wo. adopted by the placing the dinct to Liverpool increasing cotton W. Kramer, Jr.. Dr. J . h. b lo ck ,\ . H. I h * In a fa\ora 1 I economic necessity would force them ti'rVhe* Frenfh occupying the the lUiltlH-1 Indus- tlilrtv thirty-five new uuuois double blankets l>e| ..At. i-wimvinir -liv e new u ." .'" '— •**■i Texas senate yesterday. Thq vote was 1 1 -E. -B. Coaler, ....................... . * J. ’ ~ u mediator and may be able eventu­ Newton,* Joy Heck, C. shipments from Southern cities. to uvetlook whether- French or Ger­ I 8to H purchased for the priionera, | Morrill , R. J . Kopler, jr., S. C. Warn­ ally toi bring about complete co-opeman capital was paying them. Ho trie*. ration among the entente powers. ' n r ultlinntum d .ll.m n l tu tkf Id- ' ^ t , . com tort.bl, ch .lr ju t. th r.r JACKSONVILLE, Jnn.’ 17.—Execu­ er, P. C. Peter*, Ime M. Haniell. C. J. therefore believed a strike was not FREIGHTER IN TROUBLE ilu.trinl t-ud-'t. yn.UTd.y d lrrrliu , h n tan n hr M-h.irr.1 (or thr » « ch tive committee of National Assoeia- Stubbs, Judge Wmi Hunter, II. G. I'kely unlea. the ertlcnte tried to ex­ M ir T t * A axaelntrd P rr« « t t mnn. C.unipretch, II. N. Barnes, A.-V. An- ■ a CKSON VILLE, Ja n . ^ H ^ D ctend the working day of tha miners. them to resume coal deliveries under HALIFAX. N. E.. Jnn. 17—The tfon of Real Estate boards in session We recommend that»thu celling In heavy penalties for failure, expires nt dti.ou, W. W. Raymond, I- A. Hnkea, patlment of Justice agents boarded the grand jury room Vf the courtLltnllnu freighter Montell, which clear­ here agreed on n plan for forming tig* German steamer Detucheid with DUSSELDDRF, Jan. 17.— Rcpfe- four o’clock this afternoon. N° *e‘ liouse Da repaired, and that comfort ed Philadelphia for Marseilles Janu­ seven separate groups of membership W. F. .Winpin, J. E. Mnttero, W. F. Customs offices spaeed bar none be ►entative* of the German magnates (ion will be taken by the French, it Is able chair* be secured for tho mem­ ary li, 1* In trouble 400 mil.?* south­ carit to have a rhalrmnn. Plan to la* Miller nnd other*. searched for Grover Cleveland Be ---------------------'riled to appear before the contfol stated, until full twenty four hours bers of the grand Jury, and that these east of Sable island. The steamer Enn- put Into effect Immediately Is expect­ .tail, war slacker. from delivery of ultimatum ha* elnpsTho Dally Herald, 15c per week. ‘ ommisrion, sending'word thqy had ; -• chairs Ijc fastened to the floor, to the tern King ha* gone to her assistance. ed. derideil to t.hey only Instructions from r • . .r J ORDERS ONLY FROM BEIl* LIN AUTHORITIES must resume ALLIANCE r .... �. • THE SANFORD DAILY HKRALIli TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1023 PAGE SIX FOR IHl I DE-ELECT ; *• • Mis# Fthcl Moughton will entertain ** rft n miscellaneous rhower Wcdnojdny , evening at K nt home on Uni«*n * * avenue, honoring MDn Clnire Wtilkrr, * * n bride elect of this week." . >* * FOR VISITORS t nist on the ceier) Invitations hi'vo been i»sued for n ‘ - ....... hriilgt* party at the CoutUry ciuh by Maybe it will r.tu|i Mrs. Theodore Langley nnd ,Mrs. T. .the “tall pines,’" Lucius Human, honoring three charin* -------tag visitors, Mrs. C. T. Fund, nnd Mrn.J it luck and White i Arthur llazzanl of Augtiutn, (la., and high Behold tonight. , Miss Anne Fnrl Farmer of Anderson, the Htnall sum of lift The trick of offering somMhing for notliing is old. Folks don’t fall for that any more—you’vo got tj» tnnke good. This we are going to do, by runnniR nur business on the principle of u square deni in everylhlng. Offering the best quality of Merchandise nt nil times ut the lowest possible price. See us for your Men nnd Hoys’ Suits nnd Furnishing*____________________________We will try nnd please you J. J. N. CONNER, Manager Low Prices Phone 101 115 East F irst Street Istored at the Montezuma for a short time. ' MRS. FRED DAIGKit, Socicly Editor •Phone 217-W If r*a kave any frlrtiiU sla llln # »® —II yaa a rr Rnln# ^ n / n h r rr nr ranting Samr. nr II yan ara r n lrrtn tn ln it. m i l « liaalal earn In lhla g rp a rtm rn l. s l i l n s grfaltr. nr (rlrytinna tb r llrm . Il n 11 ka #r*stly a p p r r r la lr d Mr. and Mrs. ('has. W. llnuck of Washington; D. C.,'arrived in the city yentcrdnV for n brief visit.nhd are stopping (it the Montezuma. Tuesday—Annual reception <*f the )Voman’s Club from 3 to 3 o’clock. . Mr. aed Mra. Dwight Hnbbitt and Tucsdnyr-Mrs, D, A. Kelley will en­ Mr. and 'Mra. Thornton were in Or­ tertain at luncheon at her home on lando just night attending the l>. A. Oak Ave., honoring Mr.\ .1. M. It. reception at the Rosalind dub. * Gross, of Ijikdund. • Wcdneidlny — Miss Ethel Moughton t. Paul, Minn., wiii entertain nt a niisri-iliiiieoa* tonlay and r shower jit her home on Union ave here en rnuU nue at if p. in. hiinoring Miss ( lainst in liie state. Walker, a liride-elect of this week. Wednesiluy—Mra. W. T. I .angle) ami , Mrs. T. I.. Punum will entertain at liridge at the (Yitoitry (‘lob. honor, ing Mrs. (*. T. I’tiinJ, Jr., aiir: Fatt mer find Mrs. Arthur llazzanl. Wednesday—Meet ing of Men’s ('lull at the Parish (louse at N p. in. Thur. dny- -Parenl Teachere’ a*, m-intinn at thi‘ Grniiiinur «i-hno| mini I'riihiy—Mis, It. .1. Holly will rntertnin the ntemliers of the I!m>k i ov­ er#' Ciuh. Friday—Mrs. Raymond Key will en­ tertain the mends ! ;i «f tin* Ke:itWalker liridnl' pnrt> nt her home following the rdvinsal. Hntuidny Kent Wnlk. in uiiils nl t hi Cm gn gut inn; I di »ii * •! Il'dlH’k SlltUld.iy Mis. I. I II .J liidilei lAicky .Thirteen* Itridge L'lnh nl 3 o’clock. , Saturday—Mrs. Ed. Minnrik will entortuin at an infoit:itil i*-«-i»j»lit*ri at luu home mi Mnyrel :iv. nue t'..r the Kent-W'ilker liridnl party am! nut of town guests. > Mrs. John iJimltnau of St. Peters­ burg Is the-charming house gou t of Mrs. Fred WuKnm. ** c/ P T e rr y e s This flaming romnttcc o» an AmeHcan’s love lor a beauti­ ful daughter of the Rajahs, Filled with breathless thrills nnd adventure. TOM MOORE Oplomclrlst-Optlelnn Phone 110—Opp. I’. O. Tomorrow—^Constance Talmadge nnd Harrison Ford in “The Primitive Lover” also a Snub Pollr.rd Comedy. C o n ra d V eid t in u* Q jia m o u n l Qietunt l/ lb ove d i l l J O a W Willi# Powell, the ubiquitous sec­ retary of the luike County Chaniber of Commerce, wna In the city today nnd paid his mnny friends rut ap­ preciated visit.* Willis is the live wire who is putting life in Lake county. . Nofc Only Pure but Delicious GKKKNSIUMIO. N. Ck. Jutu 1«— |ir. .1. W. Pearock was tried in Ia’x iugtnn ill June. 1021. oil a charge mti ill ring .latin i K Taylor, chief of ,iub e ut Thonui-vilU . **a. A jury ie quilted him on the grouml that the mi- ependirig »imvj time at Daytona phy.'.ieian had alrtifi ( hief Taylor Iteqrll, wi le the week end gyeits of while in an irjj;sl>i»il#ib|e mental state An-, and Mm. W. Morton Thigpen hi He was held (or investigation and nt Ihcir home on Magnolia avenue. a hearing was sent to the state’# cri­ minal insane asylum. . Mr . dohn I« IJoynton and little son, will nriive here this week and will be thi’ gu< Ms of Jliss (‘hire Walker and Mi- Ethel Mnugliton. Mm. Boynton will be remembered ns’ Kntlurine Walilrou, her father having l*ecn the pas­ tor of the Ciint:ri gntionnl church here fir-r.iitne time? , A Complete Slock of I’orlft Huy ii IIiipp and You’ll Save Money. B. & O. MOTOR CO Sanford, Fh»„ Corner Second SI reel ttntl Snnford Avenue Distributors Seminole and Luke Counties Complete Line Accessories .. nntl Tircw. 1 / Why arc wc nlways busy, when nthirs n r c idle? Answer: because) we give SERVICE end the people #1) At the Princes* Tuesday, Jan. lfith k n o w it.— Lossing’s QUICK S E R V IC E VRANSFF.R. Phone 4'J8. EVERYTHING REDUCED IN NOTICE, ENGINEERS! 239-.Mon-Tue-Wcd.tfc THE- JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE. FRIDAY. JAN. I9TIL—YOWNext Sunday is the regulur meet* KI.L t (>. 231-2tc Roland Reed of Geneva wui among dt}C Sundny of the Engineers, hut in­ the folks visiting the city front that stead of meeting nt the regular place, part of thriving Seminole. Roland is the meeting will be held nt the K. of supplying the-people of Hanford with <’ hall at the corner of Onk nnd Sth good wood now and has an advertise­ ; *;trirt. This temporary change was ment in the Herald. ( made In order to accommodate anoth­ er oriler of the city, they needing n Herbert Lowe, of Dayton, Ohio, was J larger hull for htia one occasion. !!•*a visitor in the city todny nnd attend­ |member— K. of C. Hull, Oak nnd HtS. ed the Rotary meeting with Ray j this coming Sunday, I.a$t evening the twenty-first an­ Greene of Daytona. Mr. Lowe is the nual conference »f the Daughters of head of a big tire distributing com­ NOTICE the American Revolution iipened at pany nt Dayton. the' Rnxiiiind Club with a icc.-plion The annual meeting of the Sanford Don’t forget to nttend the black & and interesting progriini. Library Association will lie held on White minstrels tonight at the High The conference brings together uie Thursday. at 7:30 p . in. nt the rational officers (O' well as "state, School auditorium. Yoli will like the Library room# of the Woman’s Club show. It is a good one and the pro­ among those win--were present l a s t budding. night being Mrs. George Muymi'd ceeds will go to th* high ia hool. CurSECRETARY Minor, president general. National so­ ciety I). A. It.; Mrs. James Craig, tm MAI PROM. SIOK\ state regent of Florida; Mrs. Wnllr. ••• Next to Princess Theatre Hanger, organizing secretary general, I ll y T l i r \»»...-l i l n l I’ r r - n ) NEW YORK. .Inn. Hi. — United Mrs. (Jen. Thnrher Guernsey, ux-pres­ ident general ami state regent of Kan­ States Attorney Wynne stated yes­ sas; Mrs. Howard McCall, vice prer- terday that lie w a s fivnrnbly consid­ blent genual, Atlanta; Mrs. Ernest ering a request of Districi Pronibition Hc.wnll, vire president general, Miami; Agent Moss for » grand jury investi­ Miss Katherine N'cttleton, state vice gation of the Associated Pres# report president, t'otinettlcnt; ami many mb- of rum running along the Jersey f.r p t o m i n e n l women wlm hav e I'illter roil*it hint wt*t*k “1 the facts wasranl,'’ said Attor­ held state or ii.itioiial offices. Mm. \V. C. Me lean, regent of the ney Wynne, “the men responsible fur debit ilo chapter, presided Ins' •«"’*• the 3fi,n00 ease tory will In* sulijna-naeil la-fun thn mnnd jo ’ y. The news |ui|K‘r men hnvi In- ■ nsuiunujmed .be­ fore land will eiiiitlnue to be." Up to nisin ye Uenli.y tin* Assmd1 Store in Florida 10 Stores in Gcorffin iited Pres# had received no inquiry from any federal officers ns to the The national nfflrers hn^* sources from which it obtained nnd transmitted In <’*uie • hief Appleby first news of tlte arrival of a flee* In the interesting gmne of duplicute bridge which followed the lun­ cheon, tin prize# for high score, im­ ported bended vanities, were won by Mrs. George H. bishop and Mrs. A. P. Connelly. • . * __ Substituting for absent club mem­ bers- were Mrs. George Do •Cottes, Mrs. G. D. bishop and Mrs. George Kulght. fYhe member# enjoying the lovely party were Mrs. F, K. Itoumiltat, Mrs. E. F. Householder', Mrs. A. P. Connolly nnd Mra. E. M. Galloway. a iqagitiflceni reception giyen a I home of Mrft. Robert W. SlmntH The business nessiuti:* of the fere nee e petted tnduy nt 1:30.—•• Hi Sentinel. . • SALES AND SERVICE Large und Up-lo-Dn(e Fill! n» Stntion ufiertor ‘ Mr. and, Mrs. Hen Leigh nn<l Mr. DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB 1nnd Mrs. Donald Smith wore among Mrs.' Frank Miller entertained the the Sanford folk# r.ttendlrg "Lightmember# of the Duplicnte Ilridge club most delightfully, Thursday at bin, Frnnk Mchhntie, Jnmes Kincaid chcon, followed by bridge, at her homo and Willinm Itichnrds or Orlando are on Mngnolin avenue. ' bright colored cnlendulns ^were in the city today coming up to nttend . elTectively used in decorating the the nuatinl: bf the Rotary club. rooms where turd tables were arrang­ ed. The place cards were dainty de­ signs, tarrying out the color motif of yellow and green. At one o’clock a doliciaus four-course luncheon was serv- i h'lpti rn, v lio ptilprUiH ,,i J t tinruishufft ^ uphi .^ Iasi I inlay L::jHcm* Host Room . . For F lorid *:. Fair tonight nhd Wednesdny; frost in ^nurth and central portion tonight; •- rum runreis ’-(T Kand> Hunk and the lightering ut tin iiirg .'.’H .i-hurr will entnrtnin the memb'-r; of (he ’I ’ Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store Red Simiipt'i ami Sen Ha * Steak at* Stone’# Market,’ 327 Sanfoid Ave­ nue. • ' ' 251-ltc Elks* Dance <o Do Lar^re Affair at ( lull House Thursday The Herald hat been ndvjsed this morning by the Dnnre Committee of the Elk# Club that the Sanford lodge' v.ill pull a dance this coming Thurs­ day night that will fai surpass any­ thing of thin nature in times gone by.j I jihi summer Peacock escaped. This dance will be for members only, at well ns out of town visitors, and For quirk result#, try a want ad. will be strictly informal. Everything that goes to make up a LIKE OF CHRIST*’ WONDERreal dane«* has been arranged for, F IT . PICTURE SHOWN AT K good muj-ic, refreshments, favors,‘etc. OF C. HALL TO DIG CRCD nnd the large crowd of Elks nnd their ladies that expect to nttend this dance One of the most truly wonderful are assured one evening of real fun motion picture productions ever stag­ nnd marry making. There will be ed in Sanford was that of the "Life many Elks that don't dance present of Christ,*’ shown to a capacity house at this occasion to witness The fun at the K. of ('. Hall Inst night. making of the rest. Thin picture curries the nutllencc All of the Elk# nre requested to from the time of the annunciation alL licfcr this date in mind and tutu out for throug|i.the life of Christ to the us­ this affair, •« Jhe charge will be just er nsion into heaven. I t .is n reproduc­ enough per cquplu to meet the extion of the Passion Play, nnd well Itenses of the evening. . worth thn time nnd smnll price of ad­ mission to see it. A v EI.FA RE MBBTINt Till# company putting on this pic­ ture has hhdvnnny urgent requerts to ( The meeting of the Welfare depart­ show again In Snnford on account of ment of the Wotnan’n Club xvill bo the limited space at the K. of C, Hall. held at the club house Wednesday Ahd they have consented to show afternoon at 3:1b. A paper on Mental ntjain Wednesday night, Jnn. \"th #t Hygiene prepared by Dr. Puleston the High School auditorium. will bo rend by Mr#, J . \V. Deen. Ev­ In addition to this wonderful picture erybody welcqme'to attend tho meet­ n western play and a comedy is shown, ing. ’ 'giving the uudience n one night’s cn.tertalnnu'iit hnd to beat. All you that were unfortunate in no witnessing this ntntnmolh prodtiblion lust night, Vvill therefore have the COr. 9th nnd French ! chance of. Bering it tomorrow njght Phone t0( $20.00 Ladies’ Dress $32.00 Ladies’ Dresses 50 Ladies’ Dresses nt the High'School Auditorium. Red Snapper nnd Sen.Ilnw Slenk StoneV. M attel, 32? Snnfofd Avc- ! JU S T PHONE 101 iffiiianuaBffjg �only material urad .ho far in thU »eca th p s r1 e a lly tion of the country that htood the wear and tear officavy ofneavy traf­ r> k ll> k t4 »*»r> aftrrn im n r»i**,|il #nu4*7 at tfcv llr r n ld Ilo lldln a . I«T fic. Maanalla At*., ftaaford, I**«. Thf llcrnM Is only trying to avoid The Herald Printing: Co.j the mistakes of the pa;ff and to profit I I ' I i i u * i i i :i i * I by 'he experience-In the post to ok khno* lain that materia! which will wear ihb R . J . 1 I D M .V ____ ..A longest ned give us the right kind of N, J . I.fl.l. M i l l t f fn U r r - T r n o iir fr lirnrrnl 'lnnn*rr It* A. S R K I . ,%<(%rrf l«ltic Slnnnrfpr paving for this day and for the fu­ It. S. nor,I,A A4r*r1lala* Hair* Wndr KtKittn on ture. Wc haw no right to foist ‘.hesc A|i|illrntlnti Ihiei-J Issues upon the future gerera­ I.KVVI* S l l l l ’ l* rtre a la tln n W nmiarr tion unless we leave them something I'hunr aaa-AV at*rr 5 |»* "*• of n heritage that will prove an In­ Snbarrletlon I'rlrr la A d tn a r r vestment for’ their money. Home ol On# T ear. W* Maalfca .. * * * us will not live to see these bond is ­ D r llt r r r d la I'll* k r C a rrie r sues paid o(T. They must of necessity Oar Week ---- ----. . 15 Ct«U fall upon the shoulders of our child­ T h e lila 12- to IS-pnar W r r k lr ll r r ald r a l l r r l r r n i r n S rm la o lr ( 01 1 1 1 I7 ren, and la publlahrd ever* F rid a y , . i d i r r Our public senants then owe it t« tlala a ra lra m adr knnna o n . a ep llra(Ihh . S2.no p rr »rnr. a ln a y a In artvonrr, (he prysenl generation as well ns th1 II I: l| ll i: il T I I K AMHOt.'IATKIl I’ llK S S next generation to buy the fruterinh Th# Anson la ird P r« M Is n*clun|\rly III 1 1reel paving that they know wlU e n tlllr d lo Iho un« far rep u h tlw tlo n nr a ll news illnpatchrn credited lo II **r I’laL and prove the best invest men. nol olharwlnn credited In Ihl* |ia|irr for the people’s money. anil alao Itm local new* published Sanford Daily Herald | herein. All right* of re.putillrrtlinn »f ni'eelat dlspalch"!* herein are also reservedOf tier __________________ 1 IIKIIAI.il I l l ' l l .IIIXU. fh n a e M i f r foral-i* <*r#i »t i A f t * * ft I * I«t« KKrpra'.entail** rj* t ■ t « i l « I i t * LTliF.AMr.inrANpnEisAsscciATKiN FLORIDA'S GROWTH CAUSES ^ WIDE COMMENT mined and that promise has been ful­ face the dangers of war, the young - • •— ’ ; -„ a • -• ;-s- ~ -i. —; -. • . .» ‘ filled. It is batter for all parties con­ men of America did not; stop to in­ i cerned that the fair name of Semi quire: "W hat arc we going to get note be net tarnished by mob law. Wc of i t 7" They went, to the front should all have moro respect fqr the *nd they dhl thfir work at* well that law. Wc urc all to prone to break the! ""mu people think they, brought about laws, grent and small when we think j the finish ton soon. But if those in vm can break them without bring charge of the government arid the caught. Wi are oil too prone to wink big nfTnir.i of the war had done ihulr at infractions of some laws and yet pari as fairly and efficiently us the A Sanford li::-tilution under.the* direct nutnrhout from the housetops about our soldiery on the field no one would now I k saying tinwar carte to or: good, citizenship. We must make a agcnient of the following jstart now to endeavor to get the pro­ end too soon. I’erhap* we need some per respect for the laws by our own new blood and Some IKW pep. If Hit b o a r d o f d ir e c t o r s individual actions in upholding all the Ixglon leadership Is put in the hand." Of. itsbest men the country will be laws nt nil times and we can then take n supreme satisfaction in advo- blessed by that leadership.—Reporter J . It. Anthony, W. H. Tunnicliffc, Dr. S. Puleating that which we ourselves are ytar. eston, E . li. Hawkins, W. E. Scotr^an, endeavoring td carry out. We need C. E ..W fllia m s • 0 . I*. SWORE B E Y S VALUABLE more respect for the laws and we be­ lieve that the country is getting bet­ HOME IN ORLANDO ter in thif, respeal. A business transaction of unusual A L L DEPOSITS INSURED BUSINESS OUTLOOK FOB 1U2J interest to nil of Be mi note county ha* -W^f—7'. : just been consumatcd in Orlando by Richard II. Edmonds, editor of The which Mr. O. I*. Swope, buys an cle Manufacturers’ Record. Writing of gnnl home there, kriuwn ns the Mcthe prospects of 11123 ruys: Adoo home and located on l^ke Kola Mr. Swope has l*eett a wonderful “The reversal of the financial poli­ i cies which wrought wreck anil min factor in the upbuilding of Kcmjnoh Sanford; Florida in 1921 ami from which we hnve not county for the past I f years, coming yet fully recovered marked the closing to the county from tip :'west and lo years ns epochal in national affairs. eating in Oviedo whore'he and his as* f » » « 4 i i ! j t-.t - agixx;:i u|/f v c i-feii^.'iu; "From the gloom and midnight seriates took over a targe tract* of darkness which covered the lnnd fol­ absolutely wild hammock land and ■ e u B a a r B B U B D O B 2 D io n R u n :B 2 c ia R a B ia a B iB i u 2 a a ] c in > ji it l lowing a depression which,if Wo in­ begun actively t >4-lear, tile and put clude in farm property swept away it in cultivation, with the result that j! t n fl ti o 71U T ■iroh ihly $50,000,000,1)00 in value, lire in the lart season there wan fully are entl-rging into the davving hours 500 acres of winter vegetables grown and chipped front:this rection, and it Beene from “Tol’able David” at the « if returning sunshine. *‘\Ve Have diagnosed the almost is now one of the most promising i’rinccs", Ihersday, Jrn . IS fatal disease from which we suffered sections of our cittnly. Conti mpornp-nd the remedy is being applied. The eons wish- this development which 51 .|a ntcqfin.r the demand fo: gur.d pure water ami there are hundrids of Unease was due to ignorance or in- meant the spending of very large IBoyden Presents a bottles bring ilistrihutnl around |he t ’ity at all time Every faniily ompoimeo or worse, but those re- sums of money, it has naturally a t­ Settlement Plan n to Sanford rhouhl get the habit and-— . tracted ninny new fan.die who are tponaible for that condition are no F or Reservation’s longer in control and with the ri me- now numbered among out* most con Dos now being u.-'-d the patient— tented and pro peinus resident! ol Vction American O'i , r\er i.i 1‘rance \nierlcnn busities-?—in rapidly n-gain -■ the county. Cumplctcly Mjetifica Wa hingrim ng vitnlity. Mr .Swope hu ■ also been very un"The new year will'have to face selfish in the giving of his time arid lit i T trif* ,1» »itf-Li fril |»;rt**m I many problems, hut nolle of them, talent to the g.-neml welfare of the Ami «ur truck v ill Be nt your hack door with n bottle iff th at-pan J WABIIINGTO.^, Jan . M. - D! « vc ere. sure, will be as complex, and entire community and state, serving water that ull the h tvli, rt taut'Uj'M* <lr«|friitort-n pn»l sodn'fauntatiu J p.vti his firm ; i i ■ ■ i l i a ■is hard of solution, as those which wc for three term- m county eommisare using. and H o y d i American oh- as ■ *■i‘!• n mve met and mastered during 1D22.: s|oner o f hi.i dritricl and lit nil the* ;he ii-putati i' ih i dmniiustoii, has -sub- Jj ‘ in tin* •.my realization of the agri* years could always la* depended upon milled a reparation; rifiUemont rl.ia a g \ n d B e S u r e il\ s K I d e r S p r i n ^ . v W a t e r Y o u \ olfun.l problem which has come to t„ do everythirg within his power fur to the cnimitisioii eempl' !>*!.'.■ myctl- ri U s e i n ri h a t B a t t e r y he whole country h to ho found the the prontqthm of the entire interest- I'uiI off . ’J - ii-ri- Tin* tau di-;mi [* if- tirai-ce that thff nation will over- „f t|,„ ,v]llt|„ , ,„i,uy. Bring endowed meat di*i la:'iic*l all kim .ii dg <-f tlv n J* ■oi.:- lh<* c difficulties „i d om-e mnn witii itiiuMiaT Lu-n.' -s »agaeiiy and plan in a fornuo lalemei t. n male pmjpnou.s agriculture the indomitable er.e.gy hi efforts havt 0 ! Officials fill ifitMun f. t! th t . bad *1 .oundatton ef our larger and biomler resulted rirh’v toward putting Semi■aiiomit life and oitr bar ine; avtivi nnh- courty i'i lb* forr front of the i mouimVt mif’fog ■uni i n« I 1lev. rnu.it prngies in i lunlies of the stale. tlu- hue. Tl: prompt tic-itoii oi .S' o f S a n fo rd The figures compiled by the Tampi Tribune showing the growth of thf leading Florida titles during the yea !ifi!2 ha evidenced by the t&bulatia WHY THE AGITATION ABOUT of the building records of then cities, have !>ecn quoted‘ .throughou IlltICK tip) eastern section of the country b» cvkj-11] years ago Seminole coutt* newspaper;; that are poIpUng to Flu ty vtJCd bunds for new road building; rida a* a state where there in tnhlni in the eastern end of the county. It place a development outstanding i: was a special load district and came R:i character and the wonder of ou under the head of a speclnl road din- sister states. The Tribune listed 1 trlct, bunds. At the time the bonds; Florida cities, the records of whirl ’were voted It was thought that brick toud $10 l,5Vri,?fid. OT course then * * would be used. Meantime the prit e of fig an i do not take into account secnil kinds of material bud gine up i rul other smaller towns, the nggrt ami when it cnnie to receive hid- it t ale from which would add a eon was discovered that the amount of siderahle amount. Jacksonville taki • the bonils would not buy brick nml first place, Miami taken second, S some other material would have to Is- I’etcishuig take- third. Tampa take used. Those who were hern remember fourtjt, Orlando takes fifth, Wethe hpwl that Went up about this pav-; |»aim Heath lukis sixth, Dayton: ing and the matter was threshed out t ikes seventh end lakeland takes th for many months before it was fin- elthth. .Sanford runs u close met ally decided that since brick wa.*-nut for seventh position, her lijfureg lit of the <|uestimi other material would Jrg ),2Fl;0tH>, a» ag.iinst our $1,213, have tu b e used, fithvk material wa-- _pir,. \ audy t.f there figuies will it used apd the mom y made lo g<i nr veal a 11 markable uniformity i v far as it could go with the result that Florida’s development, due in a la l i ­ 4 the districts obtained their mileage p.-,, • i,, if,,, building of permanent but" thry received a jioor quality of |iiv,-,| bighways which bring in I hut, mad and !hk|.jv :i |- it was n m --a t > -anil >*f i .i -.v pi ogle where fm m, *1 to vote n Kpcrial bond issue i i t.ik< I In1l e wet e - c o f c I .n k e l.ir .- I Stm care of the mud that hod gone Teh gram. pieccj in one year’s lime, flown m tti i i i i c r n c - i i i r r s t t t i J r .a s c r ,:i U " t .'.a i i a t .’ 5 tc tt tBH J U t i z a c B r n s e n i , “Tin- ilei ebipment of our indus; . ieIt ix With gn *t pb-asltr ■ t!.;:l we tary llorbi in nuthori’ mc t: nege county the rnme thing ha i or HllLSRH \lri-: DOMES NOMAD t v : i he i * p ile ion of our traiiHportn'. ion are able lo fla t' that Ml. Btvopi id ill meat wa*i i "In—i d to li:- til d CUrrcd. The people voted u reituip j m dilii *. tin building of nii«ieni high- n tnirif largi i; on ts in the city iitui that it slrtuld b li.'finiiely umlti -ti «1 amount far u road from Oilamlo tu It U dvligiilful tn s ie t' it evti; -•ays througfaouL the land, the «on ! ill" iV.-i-hii'gto: governm.-! t h id tin county qnd will r-m tinuo t<r he acthe cast const. It seems that ilu- ma­ 1dwelling house prnc'ii.iUy whir’i cw tract loti o f hundreds of thousands of livtly aaroriuted with its h;iainr**y in- . i-’int ' f t ion with aev project vihoh jority of the tax payers thought they up iiiVvadays in frame, in ••ucc.i. ; riueh nei-d’-d dwelling t, l h>* expeadi- ten t-i and welfare, nod although li,: ha b 'r i i ltd L f u were to get a brick toad. Just Imw-thi- tile or in Irrirl , i-s a hum a re a tin of h'indreds of millions upon will ieride in Clth.odo b '.will euiiltiitn commi- -ho. *i 'a happened we are unable to ny’ fo> h-uiny home, with a spi i» living •The «l*-p_rt!i: m iimdr,, r bun hea, and nilinit ijutl and U-i , rod n ; ; | i ! di li ■•! tint" in "ill ■r-orraan sis'*,' i the notice for the hind elec lion evi­ i.ini iib tile u-'i'i i of fn ■f Hfwhat ti-' d'.-pot:* "~7| .ffinbuildingwill all combine to tax (-.>t,i;t-, and to 1.1! t«' :ib. id u' , iy ivdently rend “brick or other materml-' t in, in the f o rn- ! old “h 1 I a *lor,* .j t r e . i-s iic m n i - ’ — the h "■t <in t. i ii hrciin tiu ctiv e fiowem of tile wliol-.upon f put hrs bn .incus enotgy But when the contract" were L-t In when* chairs -at in stiff * •va. n>ihff dejuirlltto i..mid ability iu helping to piomotr tin let and it was found nut (hit liuuf pveiylhtng Itnil a "lourii in- IIO*. ‘ tii> ) country. "Wo nre going to pay our national into;,* t i - f P'-minoh 1T ’ty and Aid- for ,.-d 'ei ,ficicnt money could be obtained to put Instead •f the family ph -tegraph id i s i t . of,n a, r dull bitdness by inmcaring our nn- fold. in a brick road there wax an awful bum and the stores,-ope ;h«-te .,i r.U i t: adnili, i . I io.u.l u, iltb ihrongh tli larger unit- . ‘ fir. Kwoj»♦- i .v.'uh on* of tie* in*sl bnhowl went tip from all over Orange hook" over flow tng mih map . but not attempting dii. county about this road and it was do records of the family made pn.ribb t ::'*io’i of our bonndle-s icsource- siness bbek i in Sanfonl. is a mendau to (is ( iel man • b y •niggardly, • * * H ' * than •U - M I •1 * 1 I *rhoo-c ■ •* 1par- |(!f : ill Ithe I I ’. * board ( t . Iof ll Itrade, T f Ithe ’ i"- IUivvan ' r i *' *<■• • tr!u HDmnnded that the commissioners re .bmugh the informal km!A, whirl •niher : g :ee' hods width, v.hihminimally : mid is ie<,aided, and v. ill otway.t he I'nVAPhriitr *o 7 t < -■■ * •' consider their drri.don and hnve on I li.i i i ctiirded incidents ill tlu* iivvs o wing a penny wotibl for every pen-J regarded im onof nor own best e it-1 1 '• *'“ * other bond election and make |he toad j ,|,;jd cn rime t efi.re »!hey \vt i .■ . i . tion lion ti !■ i:. mi • ' to c* \ th'n raved Ik* dcrtioylng a dollar ixen ,,r,ck* * able to toddle. Bonk muga -ini", rn '.rfS ,0 J e*i ily created polrtltlidity. M'e nre not living in Orange touu- pictures and the open lire' lit'- < f. “ It behooves us, therefore, with otir 11 lb-. ( ’ i i Snttf" d t . $M . III. ty and .know nothing of this nll'nii cool oveniVg.' nisi can ora h.i' ■ a ioa.-Ti i.rl sitim'loii li ing >Ira - ril lip. (Jn i’el J .1 I V1 other than rending nUmt i* in iff ■•-! setting fo- (In- L.icdy —is u,iM t: IT* " d >." r In,*! less o itiir-t ic . ivmg, l’i ' on i -t - iiiio n whit 11n y Id Orange courty pc si I: i- ■i.t* i *:i!, • i oi rug • and go fni'vsn I NEW DK\ Kl.tiFM IA IS thing thill «h-ciii i.ll >i\ii t 111-* -tatt It (In , roiier.i dextrUrtloll of ti" ‘I ii • ..itjiposeil lions m the path of IN h ID.NADDING ( ABE mid other xtute* It difficult for i* ■famtly life," But place the Maui' an gloss will prove lo be only timid AT MKit ROUGE board of county em»rnimiioi;ei- ni where yam may, it cannot )»- laid oi rabbits ready tu run from us when wt ESCADh'-D DATIhNT Uri city commlaxiojieri to Iqok abend and the home, oi tin* hon-.e-huilloc, fm loUnnine that forgetting the thiligs CRIMIN'M.LV III* T h e t u n r l n m l l* rf* -l tell vvhnt A certain project will cost all rely houses never had more of th that ore behind us wc will preys forVr’ ARD i 1N I I otllDA DASTROD. U .. dan. Iff. '*c w months after n bund election i - ramie. "home atmosphere," (hi* home t ursi i l l- t o new and la r g e r v ic to r ie s in Rrm ind Wir broken today by B tu te ’s What we want "to know i why llir hill tics, lima have t)r* dwelling i ol ll. At! iriiey** so iheir task of unriv-riii g than we had in MI22 people of comities and cities in sc today, wit li t- irivcain.i i , <oiafn. t ,n, of lit" niv-Diy surrounding th kid many cm>e» demand that Ion I, Is- mod lita itldem napping of \\ mt i>ann ' and II.-.,:-ns the patnmtair-t m 'i THE LEGION AND DOl.ITU S for paving the county loads and tin sidernthin !t!ihard. vo-man of hlnrk ht*ml< 1 k"t ;!t. Augu'tine Recit'd, city itri'clr. Why do they want tlirir i til- ,1 ill —••♦it *• l ' ..ii Pi,.ni ... i ■oral - mi:* i - tin*is* i onu* i upper public servants to in- more ean-ful in ME MI ST RKSl’Kt I III I! i \\\ K i K as K.I - III ii. a recital wa- put ii at feui that the Ariei tcr.n Legion wlocting their loud materials mid into tile records describing an a - ein I will divert it* activities to politics. why do they want In irk roads and Ming of Kian men in a . tore here in A session of i in nil court in .tally - y j { j, , street* almost without exception? aiiticipuUc.u tliat Mer Ruug citispus F. O. B. T H t l. ’ i A S V i l . I J y , 1 ..an. ED \ bring.* to mlnil the fact that in out From What we know of the |H*rMhy is the sentiment here in Ban->,-ouits lie the rnlvnthin of ilia coun fortnuiii cs of the individuals who con- might swi'o i down on Bastrop in ro­ letter le c jlv e l fniM Dr. J . W . IVaDETROIT foul for brick stteei*? try. Unlesr we me all Imbued win cock, form er pliyatcian here who nia.te ijiulu the American Legion, we will Gdi.uion. It must be because Hie brink streets the proper retpeet for ill * taw tl.i f e d ., g , ' at deal Mifer in their hands - * » » « J - H - n * and * " Ja p ' Jnr.es, a sensational escape last year from and the brick roads liave proved to veiy foundations iigon which this than in the hatidi of these great pot-! foiinen of ilunito, a village in th; the criminally insane department --f the tax payers that brick h*i< tin country is built will fall final non riots the "dollar a year men" who i '™ l’art «f llu’ M»f»hrais.i par- the tn'te penitentiury, ;.* mid to tonright kipd of wearing qualities atnf support. Tiled are times when tin Iterated tin* government while these I * ' ‘h ,lt ,lf,U'r *!’" tain a state........ Ihat he h«n >»»•« even with bur experience on some u! passions of uieti overwhelm them to l,.;ys w ee fighting their Irattle*. J of LIcIuib I mid tlu ee Other j clared -am* by Florida alienists and the ctiunty roads with a poor grade of such n degree that they nre prune"*!o Of coiirse it would U* an unfuVtu-! J » p" OM the Mor Km'Ke-BaMrop pike, has iWn released by a Florida judge. brick and Wooden cut king sentim-nt forget the law nml endeavor to take mite affair if the legion should fall August 31 last, a dozen or more nierij The Jett*—, Which h pu l-inti’ ked : i jffv * Is stilt stronger than ever in the minds the law Into their own hmtd.i and ev into the too common errvlr of -sup- descrilieil 11* Klansmen, gathered in l.nkriand, Fla., is also aid t*i eonttiin of the jteople tliat brick la the roost ery time a mob i« formed the law los­ porting a candidate for office simply a hardware store here, armed them- n request to 'h i, wife to send him hi desirable paving for the heavy traffic es just that much respect from the because be is u l.cgion man. Hut nil selves nod pu-imred for eventunlire-• ofTit * tixySies a- !• ■ plans to begin Doth iiiM’ ied that the Klan had iiu piitcuee of mc.iirir- in 1 t-irida of today and the still heavier traffic mind* of the men wlm form tlu* mob ildngti U’ing t-qual we cannot see any Think of it I For only $235 of tomorrow. There must be something mid those that hVm of it, and the cl reason why a Legion member should part in tin- kidnapping, but that ihejaiid that he would In* in St, Pvlcrrimig you can now buy this efficient, behind all this brick talk aside from ty and county and state hnve a black net rupport a H-egion man hi politic*. gathering o f th a Klansmen was deem-1 today. more sentiment and what is milty mark placed against their name in I hey supported each other In the most ed advisable an n precautloqjiry mco»Hr. Pcacodt was cotTfilncHl to theconomical and leliable Ford behind it is the fact'that brick is the itie category of cities, counties and dreadful hours of the world’s history; urv in view of intctine feeling in tl'i- , crimitially iic.nrte uepartJnent of iher - •. ^ Chassis. state* and the country itself loses we Dusted them then. Wo can trust |IwH!,h ; penitentiary la*-t year following hi*i caste and prestige and t ha ranter. them to do the big nml mnidy thing ! trial on a charge of killing the chief1 RECOVERS FROM LA GRU’I’E There lire crimes where it would seem now, of jadice of Thornnsvilb*. The .jusy . W ith a body to Suit your U SELL WHEN U COUGH that then* Is only one way. to proceed found that Dr. Peacock wav insane The soldiery of America ha* always YOUIt HEAL LIST IT needs, it enables you to imme­ "Was very had with Ln Grippe and nt the time of the killing ami Id* and that way Is usually carried out had preference in the matter of of­ ESTA TE WITH- - US Tried Foley** commitment followed. if posUbfr; diately increase your trade fice holding. The old soldiers hnve hud had n sevree cough. '■mi » We do not say we would not proceed their turn, and it is now but rational Honey and Tar ami it stopped my zone, satisfy more customers, LAKELAND, Jan. 10.—Court re­ in the Mime way were it brought to our and .consistent that our young sol­ cough and I got better," writes Mrs. A ten acre, Improved and tiled, Mary Kisby, Spokane, Washington. cords show that Dr. J . W. 1’escori door, but even iu extreme car.cs the diery be permitted to show their cnreduce your delivery costs Celery Farm, with alt equip­ mob law does not make for good ri* parity for government. . The good Coughs resulting from I,u Grippe, In­ who escaped front the criminally Inment at a bargain. Hrmmn for and make more money. tltcnship. sensible and moral young men ol the fluenza, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,, intie department of the North Cnraselling, ownrr has more land Asthma nml SpasmrMlic Croup are; Hi^, xtato penitentiary Inst yi:ir, wn. l-ogioii can accomplish great things In the case Just brought to ogr otBuy Now. Terms if desired. than he can handle. tion fiom the fact that the murderer for this country is they will hold quickly relieved with Foley’s Honey declared pone at Arcadia, Fla., last; and Tar. Contains no opiates—In-' Thursday before Judge George V .", t'nr lim it 'll.I n .lli rt ur 1‘ iTllirr I'liitlrH tu r, m il will hang publicly for bis crime we hack' the designing and un ret table uni ‘J llir f "llim Iin; ol aait Homy wish to commend the men of ,%mluolc members of their order anil see to It gradient* printed on the wrapper.i \Vhitehur«t, after nr, examination by T. VI. I OX ,....... ■. Ill Largest selling ,-ougb medicine in the Dr. Il.-M. Ri,hard.,,and Dr. R. R. Suli . K . T v V I,u n ..... . ..... 4W county and especially the relatives of that good and reliable men wlm will II. VV. V lrltim v . •312-VV AGENTS the man who was killed. They had merit Iho go„d will nnd the confidence world. Refuse substitutes. Irsh l on; livtn of luikeland. J . I.. W |I.I.| A VIN 1Bgg.’ Foley’s Honey and Tar. Sold every-! .— . ----provocation enough to punish the per- of the liettcr people of the land arc EDWARD HIGGINS R E A L ESTA TE i *; Tkcre are other transfers, but none! Priqruu of cold blooded muider to put forward. This is essential to the will're.—Ailv. A iilh o r lin t I’onJ, M n ro ln . K«nl*oii I lr a lr r Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance --------• j with SERVICE for thrir middle name.: life and usefulness of their order and lake the law into thrir own hands TONIGHT A HIG TIME, SKAT- Losslng’* QtilCK SERVICE TRANS-' hut onto this culprit was in the hands tho welfare of society. 105. W. F in t St^SAN FOBIl, FLA * ‘ 5 Tf-=SJ— 1~— —^ £^*'i When the civil came for the men to ING, LAKE MARY ACADEMY. ItrlF E R . Rhone -RJS 23'i-Mn-Tu-Wd-tfe' of the law and n speedy trial was pro PHONE 311 EOS? QUICK ACTION A HERALD W ANT Al) FOR RESULTS J CH ASSIS :w k r i c e :ss ' Maxwell & Britt m >■ .-.iv u r i . .,, - 1 , ,f.* . . 3 * . -: ,« -m m �I (-W1 . - . At - - i . .i V / V .. ‘{.ST*. ' *%/' ' ‘ - 7 ,. if • ' BS©-*'* , ---- :------- ..— -r. ■■ - T H IE SANFORD DAILY IIKHALI), WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17. HUM |paving Almost Naked Russians < S I j •From Death From Cold Problem P*or *octo > CHr PURELY PROFESSIONAL *4 >JS. fr Ha r~. p er cen t I FLORIDA , v f*i FRED R. WILSON In te re st w ill b o th ! i Clarified Ads 1c n word. Nu ad taken for lees than 2.7c unit positively nit tr!a**df<cil ads thargid to anyone, t'nnh must accompany all orders. Count the «uph and remit accordingly, 1 i ' C H EL LE MA INKS LAWYER —Court .House FOR SALE films Vs tJesignctf WOilfi FOTt SALK -$.-*. ".o . livery, and specify Mu- kii>d *.f w^.,1 ”“v”!;.vi,C" 'fetoi y"Ur Optlclan-Optomotrisr ' Itesidenco 237 a n n Del.and, Florid; m n n r.a pa with three y*ar I o n ' at ttr, 1’al•inetln nvniiie. • 23a-tfe i Oit SALK 'Hraifd it* w Ciitnpll* r • ■ jtfillgt iiRer ' i *n ! m*.i*i I, nidi I*' o ilr...|i fi•in J.uK .mill • y..o**ail K.isj leun- l.* X'potnalilo oa.iy. ra <‘ir.ilii Ii*' <n at Smif.inl I 1 .11( ;'t**re, S3 fu7 r i f -1 .v»i ii * t i.* lit n Li HI SAI.L nv "ij- ! onui with r-a ua fca BUSINESS *1 ^ KAUMt'ltS— You can get need t><d frani-s and irrigation jiluf,s. at th" Oil hm Sanford Novelty W .r'.s. lW -tfc Opposite P. O. SA| ,, ( wi |vi f|||il|:hn| roimis Omre 123 a ui ‘J ' Sanford. Fla. Fl)1: SA LK -D w tcr and tio*a‘ painta ■ and varnishes nt hunt.pd Novelty d r : r . m . We l s h Graduate Veterinarian a a coni You ran find the name of erery lire llunincm Man in Sanford in this Column each day. li.ith. Idly* l**lt in lie* <i-'itm ■f tile iriowinjr city "i I *i» A1.*i .. I .and Ha •fiii Ii.- piiti'iia id aiijoim;.;: .lie prop­ erty to mcreiiM* to nctei v*.. ideal ra i hlikeii farm. 'ihtH plan i. j|( ndvaiel*» ti ** p.ici1 »if liusit . i .!s io a f t ". ha ka Kn F. I'. FOHSTKH. President to at) to Ih* American Relief AU-, ministration hUchHis uimm they >t - ' v S r im n P-lftUv e*. and frtendo of , utility clad in itmoda arid the CUmint* or* hurry ini, relief i? tin 11. F. WHITNEll, C u U i , .H-lvii (tie only meat they are aide! | to obtain. : VI. ■.Mthln.r pnnkitg' plan h aimrinj. henrirK, many individual i of a very It.trill so tdc Jnpnitvso dress with til.ir t-» lit Hoover food renilttwncoj Fliirhltt nr* greatly itilereatisl in the itri *dtI of Roldcn-tintcil satin. ^ F im ii 5 ^ t£ WU nd niL ailJn? Tim -ye! m nhetehy AltlerlftiM-i ' •in outeonii* of the inntler. Ii ia inproli Mttdum Mcfiuin t o ld 'lW story of $295.00. . , j ,>-, pia " ahtpineni of textile p.iti.- looil i-' frlendu nnd r*luttw» nl*ioo*i iioiiKlit by Aj pa l l i t ito persoiiH itthl MW *1 infill-ns of .11v* it. The nidi* that any tha-lrklli will hr* niflflo1 “ Madtlttt ( ® H f r liy " sltnply nml with !o :i^ ^ lIllU ll^ . f,r- Hothimr paekn.K'it not d* slKitai*'*t o;t the i oittcA until th e ( Curt! ) in the! the ffuidm ia-s th at diouvd her iwinu io tv battery. Hi utnl Col. Wllllant N, ItidSiHI. fur uny pert to alar iw'rtwn will t*‘ ca have Ik I'ii ii turaeil t.i Washlnt;- lhyiou):illy in tpilrh with1 HffV subject. fot Will *1* *1 l<* lie no t lli * >ti p' l • till* slot iif ttle A, tt. A., Ill Ltfe-iu liS Wil''™ Inn for tvi' lit'alhm by mi-ml i" o f 1 M t* said li.e * lory, with Its f.trantte Infurinvil H* tl*ert iliu m " tlml I mitu Know II ny the A .-It. A._ imrl.* HMU) SUDAN, 192; Hew paint, rant! i ... \ utu he iM lvtri*! tiunudl.it* l> 1 fit*. lb . If*!ei '.talc I ’oniiTit tve comm* -loii, palho:-. V s * written by Joh n Luther f:tK, ,.„wl ink fine pnrkaKo, whlelt eosts Iwi'tfty, t. ilie p* raoo nr Txinip for wlnfUt j , ( h pul u lh i. I‘ M anil Sinn * time nitty elapse Isdo*** Uu*l Lopif, nn*l w .'u a pneu* pin-m ok im o(lollari*. will jirncUcaUy npUl* ■* they tmvo tm n *li-idiiiiuted. case is tieeiib d, It is inulersloiid that tiofni, ( ’hit Cliu Jthn betna the highest lit* it Inc tin- plea of their rela- small family will* VlulHltty. K‘«cl* 'piUKIR TO lJP.iN ti, n u n and loo!.:- 'iliiii and friend** who fear to face pat'kiiK*' wit! r onfall) nearly fii<-' * the rhiiii'-. opproyin aii* SH),IPK), *Us- tyjn* of InputH’ *> maiden, arid not of the Iturd Itn.-iriiin w inPr wtUmui yiird* of ilart. wrait clotf.. enollfflttrilm i'tl Mmitip ;*' lartfe- minilnT of; the Geisha class. Ih'InSeo read the pat,._ v. $:sur».iHi, rlnlliliiir. llUlliInds lioilKtit elollitinr lor one anil of clullilntr fdr an a*tiiitru?gfitwpr anti shippers-of Fla- j tht 'Je little stary nnd niadu it into r;HO TRUCK, fine shape, m w .tii.-4. paekatita In ttys llrst few days oi Ult o f two icnmnaltt f*»r a child:, fotir ynrils of ilnltn;; t*'> yards *if ' a 'ploy, aid I'ut i'ini wits t,he first ttfj] tilt* » j Unit Urn U. A., could *l*<into minimi, imirnm. itsi r them ull poui I uj..'* of l III**’, nuintln rnltteteiit lor four suili* *>f J. iai liyantiia r M cjuilian eiie-. H'-l.e *>*t an Ainei ii^an sltny for uso in DODCK T in U lXti, ■heap, Kmi.v ‘l it** hitenstvc winler w* alh* r In now uTnlefweiii; I'tfthl yant'i of Itanii'lrlui "i iaarjiift for the Inter-1-foielgu nitern . '*,**•!, ti'.tf l lie ••itltl at on.-e, S2:*.i,0ll. Ci-tiltiK In tltrnuitluml Itiinslii. Tim ette aiitllclenf for t*»*> * men’s -<lilft,i * into I'oRfiniriT Com*)''- ion. n I *n>-1 Though "Captain II. 1\ Pinkerton" ! ‘HANOt.KU 7 jia n 'tii!i i', tun pmi-i pneJuiKCB nm jiorehuKihie tltrmn;!i *ir wmileli*n iihitt *v!ilrt;i .Hid tinlt*m* the \inerlcuit It n* t Viliiilnl'.fmtton ism) tlire.'t'l I" mat- *i|* l ties* nar • '*■ * 1r** * io nil oil ti " U sii doc • f.oi op.I*- i a tin* atory ns given ti.* * r-t.rtl, fUtlh.OU. Many tnuTlean tiank:* tii iul.lUiirlerH nt 4.' itr.m*l\va>, N* *v no nls. n-o ti - y, ■* . ;a! v11in *** i* h> th< ie«*I**i, lie stands nut perfectly VIM. | I m | 'Jp;' Oil I hl'OiallOin tie 1 ‘nil* .! Hurt* S have Vntli City. imiinul • ■ * I, i .*U..| l'ui".la> tnuriiittg by the words of ( liu (h u San, and *otts*'ntcil lo rer*t»n and lorwant i!* M li *i\ itiitunu, l"jn , ran l> . Kspcelalty ore HiUdrcn tn n**d of Holhlnc rcmlttanco j., * In . ouch tie ti'-tunom I'lr ran.-Ail v ho lake tliverjdnjr opin­ -hillnnK. They are ininl l*' In t*av* f itnil *i for than ll i,nnn nitt*:.. $.V,ta no l.-lr nnlicat* *1 lioliU * In Heir into* pal h.*c* s. Hi.........It,* oj i t.lllpitl. i - ** jit' s* |;4*’*I io^'. . Ituii a*- a man ami ae the lov- . !.K> I . Il:\ t‘litRT, P'7 I” I } 1 A) to; iu*\ l ift, Io r, utsd Tnrffti to olx t* line * tusetl one to Ik* “outnew . .iLl.ltP. i t i M. It ■■ I'.. of .a, i iin t, L .• hnnfp' Mmu.l ft. ia all her honoralde antes- , Hod St!t*|i)*i'r ;tnii S, n Ito ,-'lt .11 . I '1)1 u *1 Sr.ilA N , e\* client I'm . .*a'.o 'V • * ia. .ir.l.u.n. i*| AI lot in > I'. IL* lot'.-" and then nailed n.vny with no , t Stuiic's Mat hi i . '. . j J I J .iford A.* •M.hf' (,.11'HT. * |i.i .< up. i , line * a* title. — Aire-hull of \Aa•ltiii|;ii 'i. Mi. I>**w icgret at the tnl)t he h id le f t behind 2a I -lie for lot . oversist.' tires, fine iin**:ii.in -late*! Monday afti-mooti tlmt h- at - him. Madam MiGuin n'tiil the charP ;:i eon-.hlioti, looS;<i (join!, ini'- vvuubl piobiiUly In* cuti* Indi'it o n i a r t e r **f f'iui f*hu S a n ilclightfully, TONIGHT A till; I t At 12. SLAT- intt, enlaie i sr.O.ihi monthly. 1 ucmUi , , tail that he wa > e\p***'ling' giving the hrnken Kngllsh o f th e ,litIM I. I MU’ . -MAUY \G \ O L \ ii. It. . S r i p;| otiier |!in»l cheap cat ;.n*f Automobiles For Salt- m Henry McLauHn, J r., Telephones: h e lp F v? S 3 First National Itank Building BANFOltD *?• FLORIDA S12 Kaat First Street > YOU to SAVE. ATTORN EY-AT-L A W Opt. D. . Our Savings Department and 4 *-:iS 4 Over Seminole County Bank s -f It’s the hustling American born or adopted, who gets there by starting a savings account and, depositing often. . . V; sr# A tlo rn e y -u t-L a w *:• •JI who says “J can’t save” generally mean they don’t try to! George A. DeCottes BANFOltD — j THE MAN OR WOMAN Card* or Sanford’a Rcpntable Professional 5Ien, each of whom. In hit* thosm profeast on the Herald recom­ mends to tho people. fc* r-a ra >q PAGE I HKEfl , l o t f , to•dy thro igh t lit >idthir . S HELD IN TAMPA SS FINISHED no report from Winhinnl" ! 1 far •ome* ||i* maidell the |usa (Kirfect English I rill'll* Wt l.tii ,t -*, ft .ill Ih f'e i at lira. . a i - u-tinlt> tin * u ,> in h*.i*r- of Zui'iiki. the- inaitl, and the consul, 1.1 Ki lila.ii I ‘ it us- will ttis-n nom p n i i i e t t (lood lilte ami i ami* li.:; ; * mnllH ted to *he lilt* rslllte Coni- till onih ,tao*I out in caincn relief. \MI PAAUtNKU M*(H ILI AN a I < .i . |' Ip' home ;ta.l -.ill let 111 , Aj.nfiU.nu. t . It. Kli . I iit. i i r i i.ni'ni-ivifin owing la tin' great S AA*S IT h ILL tit; MONTHS The lin.il Hcene, when the little mnld ileed tinsii. ft* r« i.tiVlel onr [rriarli! :etQuick Service Transfer Mary, Ha. 2 lO-iHi\iiltiim- of tm«ii. ” Ir iideld by that it.* alone with the sward of her fath­ vsee -stitliiiii. IN DECISION* 'Storage Facilities* in . m t. iia g u t ; i i iniu**i tan! Ii thuntil. |-ok SAi K lliiir in, hlfh pnweti'd *, t er in her lap, was wonderfully given. I‘i p. i i cot i!i<*c*iout . 1 1 If wa please you, tell others; If not, An In!rtost!ng view uf t lit- fit* i l*dt|i>iphtine teeciviitp ■.*‘1 Willi Ma« i'd I It f "I’ 1 11* A » m « m » I ii fn! 11 r r *t m i There were many weeping Dyua in tlio 11 till citsh. tell a*. Phone 498 I' M ils. .tan. 17. lliltiltnitiotfiif tin* j{ midlem-e. for all saw the awonl with e.huh I have receltlly nhsvrved l hut TAMPA, .Inn. 1*. -‘lleuriiiK o f tli iinvov Iniiil peal inp alt. ilini i.! , nil Term.-* to rcapointildr prirties, opeJ nj * ni^ u ingfriptioa, — i |j;{ttcries, (listhut Concert-, market tiitnl down, linlttini* t». H, lit ami 12 I he Sjve stoHs owners of Seiniiliilo Cll1' I* of lilt Florida Cil.rus Gniwi'm ! Washingt»n erinfei-me ngr.ement for] i(, •ouiily have a good grade of mule** ami againat tin • Permsylvanin railroad in -j the P.a n . is rt>coiaiii,<nijcd in the rv- "When one rannot live with honor, SANFORI) MACHINE 'rejn n t- front all pritu i;eit Vineiiian in* min-. j mih.h cows, a have the average for [ Wiving S 10,1)1'tt druynge ehtirges Ite* (Hal submitted byy Deputy !■aytinbly i jju,y , Jf'iticr,. Iluj IJioji., Ii>.ttk"lintt- iy *Ha,jj,, with hrindr;" saw the ImCOMPANY „ , , Peninsular Florida, which naturally i tween .Jersey f it>' and New York <il\' named hy the ale jtion, ‘.IMIdtp h*ronimlittee mi for* l't> i m tll |1CI * .y t tlL* Trouble:” with General Machine and Roller ! FOU SAI.H Prartfi eigli .ilTtiirof ill*, ilia lli L"'l‘ ‘ i8 R M I O i*fl 1VHU01 L f ) , | It-ads l< > nil*' a Iai scjcntile tieatmelit diirinir the niilmad 'Irik*' lie*! year > f tlep , h"purple eyes and bald head, saw new Vict’piln W o rk s Phan** :. |)OI)(*K ItE.M.I'.IIS of all i.iyk niiimtils, ‘ * Tm.< k i n id s ' luilol, and Ksueiinei Mi - uties to draft a rep.itt on th pi.* t. 1 tin* luvt r -ailing fa r away, and tho \a!‘ii 1!.! ', tiliotil,? 2 ’i wort|i i f io* Cylinder (Irindiiij: Vour hat or mule is i.i | ....... ini -e,* t*r i>; ia i*i* W"iH i". **f the I durstal....... mm I #l»n P*tu e wa- sigtiillennt that marked1 nt ft-1 at a harttoin. Set A. L. I(ennit<l I til,' S AI.I Atiloninltilt: Repaiir. ■41 M) VM HI I I I',lit * 4 \n Mi Lou in ................ of ho! i; ti . . o. :'" } ' l» ’ ver-. ti jin *i i ..ant rd hnl i i * ) . * *. il.e oifily -pokcu ending "When the 2*iI i .t .' ..nfoid llalterr h,i. Afelyleiu* WeldlnV a iiMii/i I*..a, worm m .i* • ■1111 11 t ItuLkh Ll Li.. (lit M«miHl* t A lli:!. til'o.d lady etttne the next tiny the Ut­ I I ' - lit 1, l*'M. j illli I. no >ii. ' u 1 1 Phone <i2----------Sanford. 1‘hirida I iTft - \I. K II " . -• *Jii 22. i ilu Io ,,A i i I'M !I lI at|*t . .* 17 *, tellie.. li***»l. In- 'odiag alf lo*r *• *t. . ile hut on the hill was empty." - l a i< I . wt ii e In .1 -ki i'l> Tli |i*'t i t ill will reiuiih yield In |Tii| ■?»U*<ilii P»:i l'ia<i Touting, f l l ’a, term.-*. t he story Js gripping and was gripLake Jlhiv, i-I.i. lit ELTON J . MOUGIITON F u ll "SALK--* 'a* oitiT typewriter, In iluich Knur, ft new tire*, $175.00. tho la ia tt is u A K G IIIT E IT m r. i . yei.'r j . SI.i a mnn.iml h ;n iifi*. * *>I good condition, for Itooni 7. Miller !lMrr. BANKoiiD FI.OKIDA $20. AA’at oil s A s r o itit m in ; n t. McAlexandei, 1101 Flench Av* tipe, Till* 252-31 p __________________ ______________ EUR REN I’ SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS I UKNIFHI l» lini'Al.s I-Olt 1:1..N I at tea oti.tlil*’ prite , from $*1.1)14 to % a lui-l,, llilii [m an** at s-' an t !*I2,ou n wee;.. V. C. COM- LR. i'lup “LIVE STOCK” IH* i 'oounercuil ."j. General Shop and Mill Work mu-' thin (rcrfcct delight. health, Me* ntii'ld Is* tli * 'ar* d (hy lut* illiti reader toi l eiiteitaiiiei, and found an ; Kmny giving on two pianos, the proCmtii .mt **t affeeli*d with oMur ah- nog duitl'g ll*e .itletimoi.. lo dele i artist in hj r work, fin* stage ettrn g ! logm* to ilm operu, Mrs. I ji mist feet •hi*-> nil in -|mt ul of . luini made r o T T u g E T ^ f i a B iiormul *ontliiiona olltet limn ‘1. II. .tguiii a ih*' Peini ' lwiat.i rnilin'til and wa- pm feet In it- stiggeHlhoei tif j singing, as she can so lienutifnlly, Y ,(l p.,rjH|, ||IIUM. .,[ i m r.,r Miil- ' ; " UM'<»iiy 1,1 remedied. lap in u*. .let nl «,i ..til of h ftii.mv, I “•'ae Fine Hay," and two of Orlan* ; . ’ ti, • In Ih,' Fh.t tfl'i * i' i u- I * rie., i I uuh|«*> ,ii i* I** UK I(l.ili « ■•, F ,i haii/i < ,i| lit. 'or adult., Inletpre Aout i • rii ih va . - h din). He j .-.i o l.h*- do * ImiliuM musical stun*, Mesdamea ' •lu ll and llll vt' jiliii M l |i hiiii •liillt'ltllf ,• 4i <!d hi ft-Mlutum i I*X11■ *I iIII I .otiis n -ci t* pitilu-el.v, net* .ia|*ao- 1 AVill man nml Zurn, gave lh« well the Hidin' gievv *»t*t of the alieg 114*tfc , Ii IdI vvt*i in i i*l wbiih wr < ill t IIIP Xillil v<»r r , L. Kb; *•!». l"o'. Jill* Ml-** i.f ox hi »*,i pottery !«*- known dim between Chti tfhu Soft and ed fniln ,• of tho railway lo deliver I lie preveul in eppluximitlely all p-t ! lit in;- a high l*.o. Ii uf tut. Mu i>* uni Zusukt nn to decorate the little homo P flU .M * \l ITH tN ehipiiietilr in New A'*ok' iluring the hi 1 1la and l.itiletns wen*etfcctivi-ly j with cherry Idussotna for the coming r awiiic., ■ ‘ it.H. Gadillae. I cylimler niiloinohile j*witch mull's strike last year when svyvnr wio o ad­ nti-i ||t|(| {ptl, M](, 1(lt,| (lj||„w „„ (ho(of the ltrYcr wl;u iitver fiiitiC, wiilf m w K|N’e«ltt|er h*)dy w illvln* sold Hog rti enam ore largely due to ex ditional emits Wes o a . it sos og.i ii t ,j ,, W1,n, tmiv Orliuitnl ‘flu* r*xn*l-! 'The r**ader is a friend of Mrs. ’ K '1' 1’ 4\ A M 1.11 IO IlKN I' I enuiinenl, a •n* I room unfurnished apartment, C O N T R A C T O R m id 1U I L D K R ,la \ ,,r hu,IflC* irni,!n *,K‘”liion- A" «t paM-V age! ion nn Satiirdtiy, Jnnu- ternul amt internal pni i dtie eompllea 517 Com nicrdaFliui'tt-r'S.m ford.. Flu. d i« » "F . S ." care lit raid office, .him- „ ry | ul my !,op. ( has. _______ i7.nl, Fin. t lP,’* tlc ,4Stein, .riti'. Anl; uvt*. nnd Seennd St. GILLON & F R Y mn r.be*rroom , ion -toiup 1 hone IhC l-Ll. 251-lit* LOST wore Jajm __ “tVf E L E C T R IC A L C O N T R A C T O R S I proud e aii?faeiruy. gi rvirt* day without extra cost, and that os'h * x F u li I* KNXl* Tljn*,* npartmeot |^ _ j j n 1.v(UBa»|ia Tvcttue UtiriH'n i1■, The whole placing tin* wuiiieme in McColloiigh for this gc* ni treat.— ReitM* us may !tav*' hcc*t necessary in rupture with .Inpan, even before the j porter S ta r, i with 'Imlli, 125.00 per m.mtl., whirl. p*..,^,. stid et *Ul«l*Tc».ll. Street or nml night with rnnsonahlti charge-. , Hcatli|uaiti rs; ITnlon Fharmuey. the etiforce*! ilrayage iK-eau-i* *>f tin WMtlnfhouie Lights nnd Appliance* Includes water and light. Apply Mr ui* Tenth ■Hlretd Intweeit Magnolia It ratty strike, shouhl hi* Itorni* hy the r a ilNew I4n# of Fisturea ' Alex Vanghn. Phoiie 323-.I. 25t-(*lp Avenue and Sanford Avenue, a large Hospital • aecmnnimlat ions, Ihos.* stnlilei. road iind'nol hy the shippers, -'tiller lluilding------.Magnolia Avenue Sum of money. Liberal reward for re­ WANTED lit. AVm. A. Itagwf ll, A'. S.,^ L Ip addition to the citrus c.Vefmu;:* turn, Lost by*pnrly who cannot af­ “192:1 MODELS AVANTKD-- Steady man <*n celery ford losa, Itelurn to Herald office and Sanford, Flm whore Interacts art* k ing guarded hy B. AV. HERNDON farm. Imiuire of M. S, Nelson, It**xr 253-Itp , ‘ | TriUriri Manage*' 17. IteWitl How, dtp re five i award. 252-ltp 1' -‘ 7 1 !2 i (*. * . 252-tf; W-lte LOST—*(Jhlld'a hniwrt ’ leather nml wunmn, M A N IT.It Competent whllt INSURANCE AGENCY ChlnchiRn hat. Return to Herald gttnd worker, wanks vv**tk. Write C. office and receive reward. 2 *i2 *2tp F IR E -------- A UTO---------llON DS 252 St p (I. care xf Herald. f 4 S. 0 . Shinholser; * for rknt i Oak A VO. WANTED i'rivaio garage. at X)') Magnolia Ave, I UST |jetw.T*n 1lanmTjt'H SIpu* *liop imiuire and 70| ;.lagnoHu Avt*., gold hfir 251 -3tp pin, auni11 tbauiond in center. Reward, A six-cylinder Supremo Au* (nmnhile, i.uxurtmiH In cv* cry dcluil. your phone 657-J. 252-Stp Contractor nml Hnilder pew homo befoto lumber {rola any FOUND FLORIDA higher, •Flritjl ami estimates furnishba n fo rd -tcd.~ Sanford Novelty Works, 183-tfc MllINH—1Two 32x1 tires. Owner can F* r to line, u Natural I'rpdurt-. Is a have mime hy identifying same nml Wonderful System Guilder,’ Ksslly A. P. Connelly & Sons \VANTIvFT f(FD FLiriTt tniat-gTiinTTi paying for this ail. Johnnie Atsimilaletl by (In* Mnit Hellrnlc one ling concrete mixer on akitU Kata Utah r 4 i ««h 252.2tp with engine, a pick up. AddreJS Mix­ Jclljjt *nt (ioblsboro. Stomach and » Suulhlng Corrective R-K -A -i, n-a-T-A -T-K er carf of llerabL* 237-tfc . for the Kidneys. Dociorti and Min­ larma lair>lnir*l* isters Have. Indorsed H. The Doily Herald, 15c per w#ck. WANTF.H — lid) on orange grove. •“■li*i*tni r*l Inn.I Inattrnner Man with family nml nhln tn lake; * **r l.ula Nnrrlr llonHa eon* oi of large grove. r.s|ivi Kxperionml in "K'.’ There i* no telling the amount of I.tuincure il' iucii to t».-v*IHK" * *«. uItttttcrics. m iiu c i, We can furtU ara n,i.iars, prup, rfr ndkiuru ritsn rr- the work. Imiuir** *>f W. K. Dennett, nbh for ii limited time n Giant "K X- harm alcohol inis done to people who , Sanford, Fla. 250-dip]ID E" linttcry for Ford cars at $10.50. (« « .'V N Y -. lb « ^ > W o ld b a t t e r y _ U A Y D lM » S . i j , - , . . . ........... . ....... ... ; , , , ,, . 'Sanford, Fla, AAo recharge and re■'M'OUII iVVitSTVlKNT rovii'ANV Red Rnap|H<r and Sea Ita.is Menk _. pair all makes «>f U atterles. 250-lltp HM-K SlnamiHti Avr. nt Stone's Market, 327 Sanford Ave­ ----nue. ii 251-Hc h k^ -ty h B. HODGINS STEWART The Florist It is os(icHnlly iccomincmled lit eaae uf indigoHlon, dytipefaia, liver and kblncy diaonlcra, mm should be tnkeni tinifc times n iliiy . hi ilmcs of Two! tciiKpoonxfut wherever there nro symp-! toms of mid stomach, shortness ofl breath, pains in qtdo or buck,- nnd rrumps. If the Madder is irritated or tin' kidneys irregular. FKRRA1.INE; hu * .* peculiarly soothing nnd conw -l live effect.** W hins'there are htad-i havu taken it as medicine in one nche.v, intestinal indigestion, diizinsss, form or another. Hardening «*f tho or constipation, FKItRALINK ia in-; prterlcs, high hiood pressure, I’right'rt valuable. Fcrruline lias boon imlorscd not only disease, fl«»*l lirrhosia of the liver are among the deadly dixenrea llttltteed hy physicinns nnd ministers but by; and aggravated hy continued tlosea of pcoplyltl all walks gf life, us having no e<ibal in cases of doblHty, low vi*i nU-uht'J even in MiialLiimuuntB. By* a fortunate discovery, a tonic; tallty, ami impoverished hiood. witliotit alcohol, ia at Innt nvailubb*,! Toko Ferrnlim* and eat anything. FERRALINK—for so the new medi- Take Fcrraliitc and fed the inflow of Hno h> railed—Is & wumlurful natural, energy oa the rich red blood begins compound, tin* ingredient*- of which! t t courre through the veins. * i nr* rerogimvd by the ngdical author- 1 If yuur local druggist doci not hat)-, ii’.s aS having the highest tt)«dlritulidl« Kcrrallm*. •*nd $ 1.00 t*> Ferrabi RADIATOR AND’ SIIF.ET -is-- J ( ul Flowers— ----------Floral Dcsigno mfti a l Wo r k s General Repairing Annual and Ornamental Hants JU ST I'HONli 101 For nn Bdimste 2°7 French Arc,— *------ Hanford. Fla. 814 Myrtle Ave.------- -l*hona 2C0-W 1-Mmp. , 'Aloe. auto • ■ »'2 -£L u~ *E - ' -- ’ Distribution.Co.^Tampa, FU.—Adv. j A iiffht four cylinder car, j the lies! buy on the nmrket, - * r 2’ i - £ ^ ; The moHl Convenient nnd Finest Drive-in Filling Statical in v lhe Connly* m i ■ fU KM . •Pay us a visit and be convinced, by our quick Service and Courteous Treatm ent * -LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S REST' ROOMS------ r I �the sAT^ortn BASE B A L L FOOT B A LL BA SKET B A LL TR A P SHOOTING »^ Merchants The Fanner*, playing in their usual stride-, Monday night, took tare of the j Burdick Merchant* with a little better than 300 j Randall pin majority. Amann* wns high man with , 1831 with Couch and \Veim*kl close be­ hind. Purdon wa’n htith for the "McrTotals chanta with 447. The down fall .of the Merchant* wa» Standing of the Club* due to the fa ct that outside of one \J|n Lost man. there were none of them that 'ationals ... 10 t could howl any better or as good an average a* the "dead” man’ll score. j The Merchant* were booked to play o ff their postponed gnmc with the Men’s Club last night but absence from town of several of the Imwlertt caused this game to be again post MINNEAPOLIS CHOSEN ]K>ncd. The Congregational* and Ro­ tary iB^nt tonight. , Monday night’s score was as fo b ! lows: M J * oil* was C o tfc h ii......* . Chapman . Weircnskl ..... . Ile rh st ......... Hfri 125 ICO 1 18 lit 131 138 12(1 152 145 154 155 Pet .'JO! 403 401 452 42t> Totals DELICATESSEN SALADS , . Potato Chicken Shrimp Vegetable Home-made Pimento , Cheese * Mayonnaise Home-made Doughnuts TA LLA H A SSEE. Fla., Ja n . 1 5 .Thc state comptroller’s office yes ter day turned over tothe state treason $00,495.48 n* collections from the gns oline tax law for the month of Decern her. This is the greatest amount yd received for any one month's opera tion of the law. nccording to figurein the comptroller's office. «11 p- T i t . .%h a . , , - 1 ,1 1 rit I ’ r r s a l WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.— Dlacu*aii.g tin* Upshaw churgi-i ns in liquor i drinking by members of m i i g i i a n d 1 high government idTicial*. Hep. Hill. ItcpubHefiil. Maryland, declared in the houki- that they might lo bt- investi­ gated npd n ot'I k l.n lindens t over the country unehslionjtod. The primiti’/c lover— a cave-man Atul they were already blessed with who becomen a behave*man. nt the Princess tonight. the bent park ill the nUte. Hut none of 'em will have anything on Sanford after our new Athletic Connie Tnlmadge captures a caveField la completed. And th at la not so far In the future cither. A Inugh-linc tossed to romantic wive* with stolid spouse*. past ‘Hanford lias been approached by big League Club's wauling to Another by the Triumphant Trio— train here and they had to he turned Constance Tnlmadge, Harrison Ford, down. Next year It will be different. Kenneth Harlan. Mr. George, the pro at the Country ’Club, doesn’t think a thing of picking up his .golf bag and going around the tours# In 34, 3.'i or 3<Y. He lias us lit­ tle trouble in making the course in par, which Is'35, as the rest of the crowd have in making it In 75, Mr. Dyer, his assistant, is also n godo one, and always hmke* it under 40. Connie finds a primitive lover is mostly—prim! She was quite happy to be a caveman's captive—until she got hungry and she smelled the coffee her hus­ band was cooking. One try-out of cave-man conduct— and she wns ready to dedicate her life Mr. George'snya that it takes from to dishes ev»r after. three to atvefi year* to make a good golfer out of yourself, hut it will take Sidney A .’ Prr nklln made “Smilin’ much longer than that for the ones Through*;’ now hFs directed "The that take no lessons at the start. We Primitive Liner.' - and it will set the .suggest that nil the Sanford begin- whole world smilin' too nurs sec Mr. George nud take a few If you only knew how good Con­ stance Tnlmadge is in "The Primi­ And be- sure you are. using the tive Lover” we couldn’t keep you tight weight-and light length clubs, away with a cave-man’* club* You can find out from the pro, he knows, And he Is fixed to supply you Harrison Ford, who is known to Urn with your nerds along thnl lin j. screen followers for hi portrayals of (Pishing leading men has a new kind of ride who is afraid of losing his ADEQUATE l : stance 1 I’rimitiv WASHINGTON, Jan . 1 5 . - Devel­ ! night. opment of an adequate licet base on Cahu, llnwaiiaii islnnds, i* given first priority among shore projects for the Orlando Puts New navy in-the report of the hoard head­ Park Over 'through ed by Hear Admiral Hodman, assign­ ed by Secretory Denby to recommend Stock Selling Stunt a shore erlutdb hnirnt policy for the department. The main fleet base in Han Francis­ co Hay I-- placed next by the report. The project to miltidc the Alumc-da The city’s lit-., bnsrtmll park and deveb.patent a "im perative,", devel­ athletic field will bo completed in opment of similar hast-* at Puget March tun! will In' lined for training Sound, New York. N anaganset Buy quarters of the Orlafulo club of lhe and * hesnpeake bay to come next in Flvtidn Slate League, basi-bull c«thuorder and the advance base in the 1.11 is and stockholders in tin- Orlando Canal zone to follow these. I I I r T hr I'r tH I ed H,liJ0,O(ll) boxigi "f oningi-.r witl\,n .shipping point value of $21,300,000. Grapefruit production fur the Halite j ei iod tot;.led o ,l00.mm boxes with a value of $15,3011,000. THE PAINT STORK We are headquarters for Paints. Varnishes, Stain* mid Knlsemlne. We are sole agents for Patton’s Su n ­ proof paint*, the paint that is made ■ipivi illy for the sfmsth by the govern mi-lit for null a 55 per rent white lead ’ | e r rent of r.lllr, In per relit of m |i < a ; we h a v e years o f experience in the paint and wall paper business. Infurnintiru and ndvjio given free. Come if. and let us talk it over. We are Inciitcd in the store next to the Am erb can Fruit Growers, Welakn Block.— Hanford Paint and Wall Paper Co., H. A. Halverson. Proo. 248-5tc W ANT AD HATES AND BU LKS MAIL SERVICE Clan*iMed AiU |c a word. Nir nd takrn for le** than 25c and $"-ilively no ctmodfied nd* charged to anyone. Cash mu*t accompany nil order*. Count the words and remit accordingly. Set In LIGHT FACE'CAPS or Black Face, double the above rate. Clip and use this blank for writing your want ad and mail it to the Situ ford Herald For computing cost of want ails per insertion read carefully rates nml rules to the left and remit according to number of insertions of the ad you desire. Remit by Kxpre.H.4 Money Order, Draft, Postoffice Order or Registered Letter. Address communications to The .Sanford Herald. Name Amount * Address........... ----------------------------- ------- ,------ Postoffice............ The Counting of Words Includes the Words “Wanted No. Days To Run ut a Permanent organization of the associal tot! w ar effected nt the nu-eting with the eli- lien i-f J o n II. Tinker, lovnu-r star, " f the Chicago Nutioiiul League ha •hull club, a* president; I*. I*. S . i i * K e n t V u lc a n iz in g ' C o m p a n y AT CROW LBV. Ip U IS IA N A . Orlando's new kail park in nearing completion. Athletic Association decided The season 1920-21 Florida produc­ meeting lurl evening. Wo condition theav earn in order to give aulisfnclion <m •UHOtl cars as well as now ones. Liberal'terms to responsible persons. Trade ins considered on till cars. These cars will ufe shown and demonstrated on lot oppm-ite from Valdez Ho­ tel on Park avenue. .Price? ’ELVIS PEKBQNS IN JU R E D IN DYNAMITE EXPLOSION GOLF BOWLING • TENNIS BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor Amanns W as Best Bowler of the Kvening' With a v Total of 183—Couch Bowls 463 (7,T&1 jjiA frfiii& lii), linin' t c - p t c ' d e n t , a t >-f datum are: I . I.- Baxter, Dr. V. H, Christ, Jo e B, Tinker, J times Kinknid, U'a M. Glenn, I). P. Hie*, Ernie Burke, Franklin O. King, It. Kinknid, Chns. Hock and George H. Nash, The association decided that work .could I*- speeded up so that the park would be ready by'spring. It was pointed out that the Cincinnati Nat Inmil League bin'- nil! to training at the gi-iund in K ip ".it ion Park and that it will be necessary to provide some other place for pre-reavim train, in : work of the loud organisation. The new park, which is situated on the shores of Imke Lomu Doolie, Just outside the Western city limits, will he really late in March and will prob­ ably be used for the Florida State League games here this summer, -it wns said. Before electing its officers the nssorintion adopted its charter, which him been granted by the secretary of state. The charter provides that theassociation may own and control n baseball club, hut tm-mhors said that it was not the association’s intention te take over the Orlando chib. The provision, it wns explained, was in­ serted in order that the organization might assume the management of the club in the future if it eared to do *o. Ucnring work I* now in progress «t the grounds nml plans huve been di awn for the field nml for the first wing of the grandstand which will sent 1,500 persons. F. E. Baxter, D. P. Silas and President Tinker will So carefully is quality in Polarine guarded that, no matter whether you buy it in packages or have it poured into your motor from the service station or dealer’s tank, you may be assured there is no varia­ tion in its oiliness or lubricating qualities. * . The packages are easy to handle, pour read ­ ily, lie flat under the seat in your cai” and it is an excellent idea to ca rry a reserve stock of oil in this way. Polarine is pro­ duced, transported and dispensed with such care th at wherever you see a dealer who displays the Polarine sign vou m ay be assured th at the quality of the oil he pours into* your crank case is o f the highest. M O T O R O IL . etc., and the Name nnd Address. The havocintion Is selling atock in the corporation, planning to dispose of about $15,000 worth, which will provide sufficient fund* to complete payments on the tract purchased nnd build the park. Much o ^ th e stock has been subscribed and cn effort will be made to pluce all of It within the next few day*.—Orlando Sentinel, TONIGHT A BIG TIME. SKAT: INC, LAKE MARY ACADEMY. Itc INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY �m m m g g x _ THESANpORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17. 1923 ____ 4. — - -- ■ If . - fi i r ...I t ■--■I . . . . *. ——T -- ^ v » —— - - - ■ l_.j _j In connection with oor TR A N SFE R Wood for the fireplace, wood for J * : ^U!,t vaccina- which arc manufactured under Veter- on m m t <> h o l d *\ KLErnoN i.\ - TONIGHT A DIG TIME, .SKAT­ S I 'K C U I . T A X HCTIOOI. lUftTIIILT ING, LAKE MARY ACADEMY, ttc the stores, wood for any kind o f heat­ w*e have STORAGE room, where you aml what « « « t take place in Inary License, Issued by the U. S. De SO . 8, S K M I S O l .i: COV.XTIf t* 1the body of n fowl that Im* b m t vac. ■— ■— r f i 'r . ing and the best kind of wotAl a t W periment of Agriculture* F I.O ItlltA can store your goods a t n nom inal, •** . - ' t A- -* f If *■«* on Dry Measure Wonted to pnnlucc immunity to dinJUDGE PARKER WEDS per cord—any slxe you w ant- it. Ro­ case or to affect rccovory, it is well, cost, for any length of tim e.—LOSSWIIFHF.AH. n pel It t«*n has been prePREPARE FOR BREAKDOWN land Reei!, Geneva, or leave orders at *••-111 it to tin- County Moan! of Fuhllc , n . Thf* I*r***> ripht herp to define certain medical tlly The A x u r l i l n l I'rraal . . . . . , , ,,, , ING'S QUICK SE R V IC E TRA N SI mu ruction for Ho mmole County. FlorNEW YORK. Jan . 17—Judge Alton the Herald office and they will be fillCINCINNATI, O., Ja n . Id.— Mobl- terms. Knowing the definition of Ida. on l i f r m i l ' r r .4, IPtt, ' hIUSo I by LAUSANNE, Jan . Id.1—A gloomy more ilinu tw enty -live per cent of the B. Parker, Democratic candidate f o r . ed tho next day, 213-10tp l Lit. 1 hone sJH. 2.1‘J-Mb- I'u-Ud-tfc litation of the forces of Amerlcifn o1- these terms, will make th le remainder! statement concerning the accomplish­ duly •lunllfled oleetors r o li ll n ta within Lmiicd labor ofr n modification of of this article d ear nnd easier npecim Tax i .i* Hcltool n cm ™ Olsl . . . . . .I.let . . . ..No . . . . „f*.,H<>-- . presid ent in 1004, and Miss A m e l ia 1 = = Special under­ ments *of the near east peace confer­ mltudf I’ouniy. Florida. *;iei lu-rrlri q 3 » Campbell, were married at the L Volstead net, which would provide stood. , In-ini; al«.I known ns «h-Hi-Vn ‘ . . . . . , , , _ ence and the possibilities of a satis­ Tux SihM.il Idstrlrt, «»kHw amtKpeelrtt for the manufacture nnd sale of beer p<-tl- hold Berkeley yesterday bv the Rev. \ act illation in the injection Into the factory settlement was miide today by ItnutliK that nil cteelltm b? held Wllklllj . , I f . o , nf (*.| I n s p i r a t i o n P ic t u r e s ^ h i c . J )ixht wines was ntrnnjjvd for nt unininl body (human lielngs, as well spokesmen for the British delegation! rnl.l HperUl Tax Hehuid liUtrlct |Jonn Koacn a*n tlton , pastor 01 t alNm 5. Semin ole C o f l l t t ITofhla. in ill , conference held y jster.lay between vary Baptist Church. ns fowls, nro aninnls, biologically The statement gave the information Irrm ln e the ijuestU'ti »» to whether nri Samuel C^-nper.-, president of the nut linlida In the «uiu of tSQ.tO'MIO -hull speaking) of baete^in or their pro that the British, nf lenst, were prepar- In- Issued by said Hl«*elal Tux Hehuid Amerienu Federation of Labor and COND1TIONS SATISFACTORY 1‘lHtriel No, 5, the proceeds thereof In a , 'l the general executive boanl of the eints in such a way that immunity to* inif piddle opinion for a breakdown I..- used fur the puruu-A uf ac'iulrlnir. dijease is established. Bacteria or, <• ftho confluence. tmlldlng. e n larg in g . furiiUhlnc or idhPicwtry Workers'. International Unerwtsn iniprovlUK Mltool hulhllnux and Uncterinl Organisms ore I Illy The Aasnelnted l'rr*« l disease The Turk* failed to m eet the sug- spllool grounds, nnil fur (lie exclusive ion at that organisation’ll headquar­ WASHINGTON, .Inn. Ifl.—Albert pee uf the puhtlr fre e sellouts wlthltl getms The iprroducts arc poisonous gcstlon that thg. T H rkish jW n .'b oth Mlll i ter* here. euld Hpecliit T ax School Idslriet No. 5. Thomas, head of the -International la ­ albumins called toxins. Immunity is pAincijml *nnd interest, should be di- : B- r.lin.de County. KloH.b. k\\-c plan to nlako America once ity; i t lir.Kol.VKi>. j her office created by the treaty of that condition in which an individual vl*)eit vi^i’d among Turkey nnd the so-called j T,jjj || 1’,! p* \V," Oiercbad k j B orc the home of the sane nnd the he belli Vrea^Titiw*! Venmiiles. told President Harding be or n species of animals exhibits -tHius-' succession territories do-! beVehy ordtrri d ...... ,T».vxx«.m*f* states vor i m m v i i u i a hb - i in t« eHFlV KING land of the free,” the labor lender de­ Hetnliudr had found lnlmr conditiuns In this T ax Hehooi I............ lls trlel.......................... N uni or complete resistance to an in- inched from Turkey since the World ^ clared. following on nil day confer­ le tioii. Florida. ^ ' ' ' ^ ^ ‘r T a i Hrt^d j «*untr>' generally satisfactory. He I war. -■>•ottniy, ■ ■ •> kiiuwn nn llenevn A FIRST K.*T10N.\l ' ATTRAC ence with the board members who lilHirlrt. .in th e 5ib duv uf February, was accompanied to the white lurtise A Bacteria dead orgnn— ,,, caiudsta of 11X 54*1 hi pim* ------- — iii’ .i. i«s ti’rtfiimwneiin*r iivi tliern * t .. . . , * . a a tfljs, in I'* delt riplno'w hether **r or nut represent every section of the United inns suspended in normal s a lt 8 0 lu1{vd S n a p p e r nnd Sen B a s s S te a k shall h - UsiieiC by M|« rlai Tax s.d.uut G»y Ambimsndor Jim w r n n d and spent a States nnd Canada.;. <*. , , . . . t, , , . P ls i r je t No. 6. Hemlnole < iiimiy. fh i r - |)a |f |,0Ur with th e president d iscussut n, tiinl when introduced into the !‘* S t o n e s M a ik e t, 327 S a n fo rd Ave-| |du. humis in the sum uf t.iMuuiuu t» , ' in tein i in the rale id -u per ing the work of the international o f - i While the conference was held In body, produces immunity by the for- nut*. 251-4te e1,,'iir m i <c. *;> per "niiiim. tuiere-t pujAldr (j , d is c u ss in g a tour o f t h i s ; secret,. it plans mntioll ((f mUilm,,it,4. An R was wax announced that m at pmnr. i(t ---------|•eml-annuntly, borida t " lie itatea Jnii* it.iry t. t s j 3 . and to nmiur.thirty years 1 country, were discussed .for a n a t i o n - w i d e #ub , ^ lh.c |(rt.S(,„ t tn th<> bl(Wj SUBSCRIPTIO N BRIDGE PARTY ! afti-r iht. dnlu thereof. * * , drive for the revision of the prohibl-|s trQnm whi(h 5j| inlmLK. (lf. (l(.stri)yin„ n t: IT F P t t T I I B H IIKHIII.VKH Hint j urd.-r I t’.• II111*111*!!***! puidl-lu-d II* In 1the H.iufunl rf,, | * 4. 0 . I1111* IlH• **r«*T III „f’ llUM" i tam law and that t>verj' member of or neutralising bacteria or their tox 1 he ineniiH rn <»f the ^t. iirr^til, n npw»i«i|R'r i rongrew would be Interviewed porGuild will give n ‘SuhriTiptioit Bridge *" KemJnoI* Foititiy, Blur Ida. bat with-j 1 uul Hpeel 111 Tax HellUfit lllntrlet Nu. i*. j ssnally and made acquainted with the party at the I'arish House, Wcdne?.- | there betm r no ttntvapUjier puh|t»hi d Iti One Strain and Many Strain position Inbor takes on the prohibi­ ! Special Tux Hehu|d IMsIrlel Nu. 5. i nee BncterInH dny afternoon, January 2-1th at 3tOQ raeh Week fur fo ur min .'--It •■ n e c k s , tion law. I iON'K ANI> O U n B U K I* in nutilHi Experience has eliown that the in-j " ‘clock. Phone Mr#. Archie Betts "Wine nrrd beer of light alcoholic lection of hnclerins has produced im- I-22) o r'M rs. ,S. M. Lloyd (45) fori fi'p Vumrnct|ou f.'rUMHsmhu.r1 "■ ” iviiiii: content nre sure to come hack and nil *l»iV nf January, )t*J’ I munity to specific diseases when prop- i enervations. ‘ A goad time it assure d j Fluflita. ltd* l.\ F. 11A Hit I Hi >N. rtialrmuli ' feaSB,^6lc they will come hack noon,” declared i* V HAI.KAH erly administered. It is a scientific “B- Make your reservations early. Mr. (lumpers, who made a hurried F ltK I * T WJU.IAMH fact, beyond dispute that, certain di«-j I’ricc 50c. 250-1-16-17-111-22-23-cil;F m inU Board uf Publle trip from Washington to attend the In r ln u 't luti f“i Hi'iuliidte pares are caused by npccific organ-r| conference. Fniliily. Fliulda \Ve have one of tho.bout repair department;! in the city and tire fully equipped* lo repair A ft i * l : Mr. Gonipors said there was a vast S ’* r. ° th" , c" n,^ lcnUon!; and re-charge Halteriea T\ V 1 .aw tun. . .. ... .. a primary Infection, may la* caused Hu pi. Puli Insln and Kxdifference bcttm -R Uro eighteenth uMli li. Keen tnry lo Ibiaril. by a variety of bacteria. Kuch dis-WE HANDLE THElH. ul uf Doan)) »-3-ia.|7-4(.S| •mcndmnetai;d theWoHlcad act. The r. ,, G o m p ers Plans I Tv rey K v 1 . n h n r F ig h t b y ^ D D °r TOL'ABLE TH U RSDA Y, JA N U A RY 18th our NOTICE Utt.r. h, nil. went Mr In njvnnr, 'X11*"1 .1 uhnl . . . . a t o m rliica In . h r ... "**” • " '* d — . ,h»* " ,f“ - The 1923 license must be on all automobiles operating in Seminole county, not later than . . S T " ? I T ........ . T ” ” Fcb- ,s t * >923- ‘Fh'«-law f t ’i n against one strain dues not idgallic lew. 1 jways protect against another. Ilacter“Where the fantlllcal drya erred in |ins are, therefore, prepared contain-; attempting to prove that beverage , .. . = . » ling bheteria o f many races or strains, percentage 3 £ ? » b M u H t w h li~ f T n,r v ,l"""t Asktsl if hu favired a redoratioa cf the val'i.in, Mr. Gompers explosive­ ly dryla, id ‘"No, Nobody dues. Tli<* «a!ut)P i« nil institution of dark ages. It i- gum- fuM-ii r. And whlakej as a bevcRiy- also i- a thir-g of the j-asl." tiTIIl to use, and why? It in obvious that. f-tuTi m;r knowledge uf told*, roup, i hii ken-jitix, c a t a r r h , rIndent nnd associated disonsus, all germ in f* 1 1 m|i *. that no tin g le m g ai'itiu tun few I n a l * may .o n *4 i-i rau se. tra c t a to ld ; in a *hurt while the m tiiu I lurk iiinv fimv symptoRis » VACCINATION OF “ 'Up; then c a n k e r nnd diphtheria may 1’01'LTHY. WHAT IT IS l 'hicken-pux mnv be the j riAND WlfAT IT HOES sH ■ ■ r m a r y ihsefise; ft may bo com p licn tid Ity lilt. S I M < i N - K P E T E R S O N with roup. Cholera m ay u i m a y n o t -ChieJ.tn-pox, npip, f.-wl d ia h th e r ia , appear alarm. ('an the .- i <*iii ;.];.,ji ind cimletn a re . permit'* the g rente l Hon. l e in u eil by a -- I**!.- ttr i'tn ? Kijjrfr f b u s l > the jWiuitry Ind* -U‘ y Nu! ; today. We have learned that il I l l l i v a l l i ll * *i Aminling to !■ r!ed! t - ’g e r , t!u- not*' i i :1, l -rin does liot ji|ufe-t .a g a in s t n r German authority, the m u rta litin o th e r s tra in o r a mixed infe.-tion. dti.-kin jmx.nnd fuv.l iliphth im is ‘-a * m i'iiiu rr illy to protect -a poultry to 70 per cent. W h ere th e infection Geek from the various d ise a ses and h i e s , severe, and th e m o r ta l ity not ( o m r lL a th iiis ■whii h have bceti men f« high, tile tot id money lass may be t ionad, only a B m t e r i n made from *f»li greater than when ninny bird- many ra ce s o r strain . isolated from '£L. i f the disease is pot properly ran many sou rces ns possible, will nftreitr I in tin- b:-ginniiig, anil conval- ford pn.ti r*. inn: a polyvalent o r mixed ( a erne i - .daw, the e g g lorn and ini' bacteria. reduced vitality which m a k e s the W'i' i* should a flts k be va- rin.-tted 7 bird* e .1 hr- Iera h uft -n .-u ■ler >* it d i f f - nil lor tlu l a y i 'e n to we thf I! Hi .due i.f I be bird Itself. - -it' .* III.,-- i Ulg Will \lie- ie ll lull 1 I rt.ilil y ,n chiilera la u f ii ii a ie hI i u < m m icaii., ’ V. i v .i mat mu Will vackijh a . : (J t-, pa per ce n t. It .’re ■ure ail puuilry disea.H(jurntiy TUI1| a very rapid i aurse when - cmatioii InOudure ■dii-eare Into a Z T t.i ttiTVSt ri ti \ i: \ 1 IS * .M l' ; t mi \u i ; l it ! M i l l Ut «.»t - I f ! *»\ i «» M ! 1 \ %i s : » i * n » \ . « ! P H \ t H , r . I ' l i* 1.1* 1l 9 \ 1V l l G t t ih v. n i t i , ‘ i m \ . * \ «. U *.I *. r %* o i \ » U t K l I X l l '- lx - i l-ii *11 ir i j :, i ii o *f nl r i if 55. hiuMdW: .if.a *ifrititefiIn**; «rli- iin si I m - - * * Vi III 5*1(1 * Si -I Fi* I ni>ii roi |rx iq i;nr*l In- rs|!*n;. fur- ii! ihiiii »ii«i iviiprovtim Ho to rim &*-1**■•H n a O M in i nil t \\ m Hum. f»v rri •i\ t i i -t m ►ilit t *l?il rb F iv- •*L l. i * I ** I ii 11 i \ •», n i a h m i i i : « nt n - f IPHI Uft I ti lit ttfl-rll till *\ i I l ^ I V t ! ii—*' of I Ito pill ill* I | \ | M l ll I t M . \ t i l l m Hf It I I I Ilf , I u llb ln f* ml I M*»t I b I, itMlI I A* * »!;>*! a a L Vi N 1 1 t ti Ins WHFUFAH. tlm F«*unt * Boanl **f -I IP I * I, I t V Ht lUMIl, DhTMH l l V b h r f t iK t r ii c t b t ii f o r S o t iitfu iio F* ,i d • i u t T i ; «»v* » \ T i : i i » > i t o m* i s-»s*t »•%:»» i n? *i i : o n . T i n . i b i i : u i i i i n fi F*1 rhl i ha** « :in f .i!i> . . *-\urninv*l . . 1 h i m |p l b v \D |\ I f ;ll I’ g t Hit I liH h - 1B ion (Uh! |ih§ ttKtciUil n**il Unit tt»*»rr t hi n t ivtrtit v-It vo | n r * * n t <*t tintint' t.i; m i: u n r u %iti.t% MO llhb ll * if lMill H Hr^hlinp u ltbln *abj NVUltFITAH i tt I » V Iff t O '. **f IV iFt*»*ct t| Talk School 1Mhlrlel Sn. •«. Si i fnIn '*Sf I'iiutit >. Ft 'i blit* It*•¥r oitnif-fl •1 t! . ; J , i j " t i o*i» w -i pro' , . i; .I I »»i I’.i .it. I »i m w(, l pi i -i Inn a ltd w m :m \s tin »■Mint> it*.i i *» *»f ♦^ I i oh >**• t o««f? M /*'*'» ....... f*»< ;•* . i ' iimI.' I**hiih* i ,■|$«*j) 1-* |*i ■*f *• til!! fl II1*1fill ii * * Of i Bflit?It* iitbii fl . Ill Ilf . *1. .full .(It (th*,-fl . I. 1 • »• t i 9ah>H«b« h't . I • f if! i-l| | 0.4 I - i ‘ l»l I I" till* .1 « .4 I.,| -I-, • I T .■ S • n I.. is the a n s w e r to tb»li no to ubrllMT «*fjiot b ,f» r* ‘ii tlM'tJhMin n ic * - t |»i> aol. H*'»Mhtimui;ilF * Tinhi.i r t in?pt-n«iN denonds unon Hrmlltub(o UUwpuii I N** 8, hi ,M j H j tl ,|H*Cooidy. of Fturida. f jo.nito.eo. p* ____ B I*mhI bow fnr flu* tliscniu* hnn ailvnnccd, Andi pfpr«-«Ml*< ibi ri*i»f to be __ u.ieii___EB n««| cxp i* hip ! for tlir puVpoi* how many complications nre prosent J ^ ^ It# will, however, save n big re- "M e Ju i'vhH rn ... percentage . i, T l f K,?.nl H Rlr,5,**,!?. Ultl*. Mi* H IlLHUbf of \ accinatlon will not cure all itu»i u in hr. »ifirrnii«atb*n *•( il»i« .poultry direnxes. AVIAN (fowl) tu-i Bminn |b*a««i <»f l#iiMI«*‘In striP-tlMii for problem ns well. Investlga- dDeaics for which vaccination is n otijaW ^ V V -n f'ir e r ‘m t t l ! In" bra has shown that Fowl Cholera, intended,' cannot be cured by this littorc.-il (*t. jisiit re in-1- to In- payat.tft t e ; • • Mas a. -- g B ug _ \z ; prml-annunltr, sa 1*1 i***r.*1s t** t**- .tfit*-*i treatment. Ja m .are I. nml l» tmil.ir*- tt.trtj y«-i(|--chftf-r (tin .late tlu-rt-uf, nml Vaccinatlon is simple nnd easy. Re111: I T F F B T H R I t llBHOliVBD. That ■ 115 Magnolia Avenue* Sanford, Florida ,-l ppprlut i-li-rll'i.l t*r lut.1 Itl S-Itil Up*-rial Tax Hrtioul I'lntrlrl No. i. H.-mlnula County, I'tiirlria, said tUstrl. i t*.- imr at.** known as (I ptu-vh Hi** rial l a x Hclu.ii) n is irtr l. In or*uiritahre will. law. t o «lf*|i»rtniitc wtirili»*r tml tlur«* Nj*11 I*, re.ll.it !»' "ll'l Hturtat Tax H* h****l D ls l r i d No a, Hetnlnol*- I’ottltty. Flur(On. I.un.ts «• art* pravtilr.l for In this rireolullun. BnrtI . ...... . nH IT F I T t T l t l . l t llBHOt.VUD. that this re-sol>ttloii '*• potiUsIre*' d|t the Hanfi.r.l Hally Herald, n ncwspaUer nul'lislir.1 In H.-mlniiti* County; Florida, luit without Mid s iu d a l lax •ehi.ut .lis trlrl N’t*. 5. there* twlmt rut newsnnl**-r pulillslu-d n lil.tn sni.1 H|iri-tal T ax S.-lun*l District No &. onre u week for four nurcrsutv.* wrrks. T i l IH IU: h o M'TION adr>|.t.-*l In rruulur session " f tl>» Cuanty ll*>«r*l of I’uMlr I lint ruction for Ksmlnnln (''.UJl-_ «r. Ftortnn. rtr.1 ?n*r a;.)' of .fammry. A. t>. 1933. F. MAHHISON. Chairman. •' ! " ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ A* A 'A ' *> < > *> A * A' ♦:* V « * < > < > A »A> ♦>♦>♦>% »<><> A 'A * * X X f X Y Y Y Y Y Y !♦ T t T ? T Y Y v _ v A ♦ Y a f t e r inn date ilu .* *f. Hr (h jir-. vI.I.- re A Kiild District Hock, vaccination may or may not ,..re *r or' Hin-cin! Tax Hchm-i nisiri. t ; f'ouniy. Florida, cal' lihble manufacturers’ directions nre so plain that anybody with ordinary intelligence can, with , one assistant and a little practice, vaccinate from 10(1 to 200 or more fowls an hour. The cost Is only a few rents per bird; and the ‘extra eggs laid and the better health of a vncrinnled bird soon pny for that. Wc huve learned that a ba'cUrin contains only dead organisms, consequently when properly prepared, Avian (fowl) bncterlh Is non-poisonous and absolutely hnrmless nnd Its use positively cannot Introduce disrrse Into n flock. Wc have also learn­ ed that a single strain hncterin will not protect against a mixed infection. Therefore, the proper bacterin to use is one* made from many strains, or n mixed bacterin. To be certnin that, when buying bactcrins;. you get the right product, Insist upon only those Phone 11 f .1 h^ V• . > I . . HI . I If f. ' ll L.,v . t i i■ 1 t . In I1*. In it ii i « hi 4it I hi i *l * M u, if “ it% p*'i' rvmt t*f p*-r 1-fill I p»T a n ^ i*1 i (‘Jilll »| dll*i fulll I” (1,1*1 (Ml ll1' sUf. e t (»■-■ * " . ‘ ,| , Hem 111. de Fuohty, Fli-Hdii. that d .' bcreulosis is incurable. Gapes, IP-' (imouiit of iMifftii* n +fly!reil fpf lli** pur* , ii. . i , l ,._ iiu.fi. and ol.).‘i*|s eel f-irll. in nxlil |m-, 1 M l |, !h< „ lfn ,,f i;o,mui.(,a that itu th e tts tin n l w orm s, lice, m ites, a n a o tn e r ..................................... Roup, ( anker, Sore Head, Chicken °** Diphtheria, and other similar >re*s,., ,.n„ t.ont ro||cj by this fieved that vaccination shrdlu shrol firethial. Practical experience ha» preve.) (jtat vaccination has reduced ,,f * front these (licenses tn a mini^ n>- The more the poultry .public °mc» familiar with this scientific ff;,tiiient the more will it be possible 0 tc^UCwthe terrific hnnual loss from. Pfeventtblo poultry diseases. ^ -“-vibntion is not new. Pasteur, v Er, at French sciential nnd origin^<>r ‘he Pasteur treatment for . '*'* " r hydrophobia, practised vac­ a t i o n f„r fowl cholera in 1680. •ntcufel, another French scientist, deeded tn vaccinating chickens ‘d ', /'1 ftnd' diphtheria. K owU were made immune to sub')up,lt 'Mictions for over a year. U ° 0r^*r to understand the rt'rj n* He[I as the practice of vne- IT"--------------------------------- ------------------ Y <(ic 'method of preventln.. I 1 Diednation HAVE r ..................... | • •■ hu ' t |Mi t •t .......................I intm* I ■»•!#% it i IS - i, n \ urciiiiition l.i n sim ply, s a f e , seten* nr*1 recommended in. a full tre a tm e n tf.ioo.'oo i., tie m-..t in .-nlurairm. f a r I j /I — , 1 * , _ »T X* I'. ’ _ ___^4 —_ I ----: —2^I- 1—-I In.IlF -X 1-tt #ll44 Ill-lF ■il M.'liftxll HDVP the iii birds »u\imalli inf run* .------------------------------------------------“WE Y 1. 12.33; ' (tie i.rtnelpat -if mill l.uiut- t A -Three d-iea, three to five days apart i.utntiius pn.i ( _ ( furnishln- ariioeis at <>f |u i-.m e ilut* n.ul iiiiyiiltle thirty >'1»rI*; r , i _ r ... , ’ ............ . eeuln I ii hi .1 I j i k! r l.-(: V * di-ia.-v. D uring th e [■Anii-ru .tn War, b efo re vacei federally esfablished, 1 soldier ti'-ry 5 contracted typhoid fe v e r nnd j. 'n "very 50 iMt'd front tho s cou rg e. I" the World W a r , b e r a u s c tho sol®*r.* " e r e vaccinated on e n te rin g r4®pi only 1- m an in ea ch 2 0 0 eon•farted the disease, and only 1 in each -.000 died uf it. V accination w a s rc •ponsihle fur th is low death r a te . GAS, OIL AND ACCESSORIES A* A*A* A*A* A*A*A*A>A+ A*A*A* A*A*V ’t**!;♦A*A* A* 's A 'A 'A 'A * A*A**Z+A+A*A*A*A*A*A* * What I h Yncrinatinn “ OLDSMOBILE” SALES and SERVICE C. M. HAND, Sheriff Semi­ nole County. mini i.f m i -ii v thmiiintil fit t a _re... -i- tn lift jtnlftit J a n u a r y l. IMS ■ „ i„ issue.) re Hpfti'ial l it . e.-tu..d I>l»- |C, |.rlltrl|>tl of r a i l ........ «•' b*eum* %* due iitt4 pitviibh* tl -Tt.s v p jirF After, *»th may ■rev jh in 21 to 4K hours. Hock? Is vaccination r xpenisve ? J‘,V !" nv'V ''H .-u'itn .re Fb.rl.i«. tin* •i * (I d rt iif, hwl Cholera has been re^Sntly In- HpW shall the poujiryman know he is '« M KHe.’ .i1 'iiretHrV. ‘fur NOW. IlMi' fiir* fti ptir«*iP»viftE **f !;*«*.. ..f ar.iiilriiit; leiil.'lVe.' aiel : ate! (ll |.Ursuim< ■ <f resultilli.Ti . f flvdrd .e-iong the ili.ea i , tequirlng buying tie right kind uf bartcrln? j t Ii* pm i * i,„ 'tills Miami ll.U il i» n.l»|.rel, null.. «, 11n*: ♦*»“ » Fb* i3In i~i: hiu F*1 in ■ Thi* jm i p f r time* lo v m r in a t r ii thiil 4*t tinMl. .1-0 *,f ■ l r '* i M 11'* Hficiii! luit'ificntioii in G i r m a n y , Aus Ii* * » 4 ’ I'l ‘ *(d !*li i Mi tin * silo! »ir. \ i th* . Hi 1»»•»i v. IW(? of 1 l . m a r ' , !' • un . i. til t tf-a, a- i ll'.ingaiy. Upon the a p p e a l- l h fall, w in te r and early sjA ing , or cr#.u t i t o -ii Ift* | i* L r. o Itii Id f r* *.* !».** !- uill B e t t e r >(V. . fbt* i1intsn>i*( t h f in fiTlm l pro If* that in . t i e r , any lim e. 11 1"! ■hi lit S|m '‘In 1 T . n r I Ii *1- - re l \*.l VI * ’(turn' i Ml.i. Pilbl 'If* I S* Hl i.f 41l ‘li.» lifti 11** pr*’* than never, if n ru 'e -tu -i i ; want (**"•■ l •.( , |M * luciilitif.k,, or whrn thi*' «!< • «J —1*til Ire 1iit ! *■ S!f «r 1< if-ntint f * re(if mu 1t PI h*l 11** /♦I* • 1 » V \H11* if* 14-r til pi* ?# (• ♦ • ! 1» xn . 1 -1 tl T i l 1 s file «i f.*r f I.,-.j.. -- j ( i l L Ui ••ry vsi -.I■■■11 and \vb!i*-sjri i*ml hi, I f vitvciuntil it ih *1hm* li-cTirr tip* * I.. lli* II It* h -«ii* 1 i,.- - , .., t *= .1 u 1. . t i nt t*( , | . |i> ... Mil a,, , A ii t ii" MWticr in.*v -li--...i Set..... I I *1-1 111 i f,,‘! • t<.\v:i tiips a to i|Unruntii. ( ll «!. I * * •npl i i . i ii* i f •!!*<%• lit • i ,, Lx I In Hot*! ^p.*lj«l 1 - ■! in il Fbirbln* bfifulu 5, b'fiitlimlt1 i ' omb I ji •J arauis* t.'affie in foul-.. F a rlj u- reasncably i.nre tb .it his birds wilt i « n« 1f rT«HH0». l b . n * .1 in Lit t «*l 11. . fn ! iNoi fit lira.!' hi* i t ii Hire MilMl of f .o* mil* . «| tn Ih* r»t.- *.f p.% p* r i'i*til I*i I* » they riihttifi ; lint] tnipr«.\Uirf .4 K'bt.i.t i*I treitm-nt in always ndvised; it dc-iieinain re e from iiife:L«»n; I I'll1 I |it*r iilHtlltil Inir rent |m> llbli* f •P‘ ^ i 11| Hribt *1i»«t rb t j should be p r n i t i l t " ! cp t > a y ear. IH‘V (re.i v mortality considerably. J r tin !■ ' j ~1T ______ lir M pstrilm in. a«'*|’ilrlMKi i *;i n titm 11Vf 11*Mul * 1•• btM .w i.rt » H .t BATTKUV” IT CANNOT HE EXCELLED FOR THE COST- WllKItKAH. n petition ha* I** «••» p»if»*'»»t*-«l tin* F ou___ n ty Itoanl nf FuMlo ___ tn___ ) nut m et ton f**r H*'mln*»l** Cuuntv, Fin* rliln. Hltfii*"*! by m«*ro tli.jn uvont^-bv* <1uul Hi in! vU ^ctr.ib# j Tux Helmut j Minty. Fl^»rIllisu IxHmVYII HR I MMrlrl tli«* t%Miltl> C iIlC U d C L O r U lIij;l> • iD. tni . < ru i.iic iiiHiru« u«. for Ss rnl* [ Itm lr tit’lion tin I** r*!iinty* Ftorbliii t*» t »U n ml »»r* | it* f* iin #-|*rPtlilfr I n !»p hi Iff tv itbtn >ilh1 f I Tit\ S**hiiHl IM rtihi S* ff’ i *i ■!* Fniitil v I 'I .t Ii Id ** i"h| I ijt*' i 1**1 It* in.’ ,il *>i b now ii ii Ft •;.!•*' * S|«* * hi I 1 a •»,« ! I'U frlot, t* *1•*!•i min* viiiill-.i 11u n**t I h«»rt* wb.iM I- i" *tj «il i :; Hi-1* ilo- ih! S|n*t*li»I T ax r * i *1 P U u t. i \'• J •ntl« It* ib»* sum * f #*ii *Mo» im* * -*■> r*ts "I unrH b**riT|-» (»* »-* ti - «*“ ■i *«■ ** ■ 1 k Ia f t i i It,;ii V iii* i I I ■ |ni r |>• -x- *»f 40*1 IIl< LlH l-M11*0*1 ; * L ,'! *l I fll 'bM'f] V Hfilllll fill Ui n i Ml tt t •'ll i ti it or nth'IAll-M’ IlH if **f S H-iij- min arifl ,i f**«Itl*nl '*( Vlil.it )o *.* nu- sn limit build In - •■'i*| •*. I.. r f til hi 11 r ! it i r i.f l-'fnt-M i flit* ti»I *. I -•' I* ' 1 Ml*I flit f Iso ! * rin II I U-f- 1 * i*ul* t- ♦t t iit in * ■’i elit ) i if f 11• 'Ii* I'i,-.I|* f ( . i* KChnoU udllhl f.tld i m. ,* f II * it- tut •' m l ■t ll>" Hi** S| »*=ft«ct T ;n IVHiihI !M*tr|rt V » V Ifir f II* *|lf|;« lut * *i f •’ll It tl* Kuitv Mf , i I iti t ti -4fl i f AI 1=1** *‘tHII:t| nf Ht'rti fill w - . tin . f ill** nil id i Ilf ltd imlli .*11- >m*d it-, t *• $ ; until nri in in* a»*i d Cm ih»- put fit JlHHI (f)i* V *» '■ *ili ?'»* I 1*III i fxr^lh in p*'t!?u*n *m*l if' !* i ,‘ i, i f r.i ■jf.trit. FI rttl ? f*r wb-F tj» * a-r m *t* d fl fnl tilHUyi ?.n| Hi it id14«<, till' I ’nirrt UISIJ. *»*' f**c II 11 jilt { i ih.n in*: 11 * W11 ‘ . H» .4 ( lit It Jl. i- » fa t * f r*.d * U .ira ioo t»* I*** us-1d in InhbMfi*: f *»t *i : • r4*i *!! . hi .ip . r ! i.lo ! i i i Ii 4I**|11 * .1 ♦ :♦ ❖ 11mI In0 tn "Yim( ti i** lomI -it i b i it t ( %. 11i re s «»• Take notice and lie gov- haimless nd woulu i»crve man> purpostn. j and It would promote te m p e r a n c e . I t 1 This lends us up to the Vt.Cvin.i'ion would Is* an antid ote o r s t r o n g drink. of poultry. Which i» the tigiit huc- “COLUMBIA i : o r s i* i;r t A i« homi i : i .i : f TION l*IIU ^ F K r iA l* TAN hi im m h . ItlMTItll'T NO. 5, Mi:N||M)|.t: r o t \ TV , I M lflll) \ m iih fcl- A. PAI.I.AH. *FRK !> T. WILL County Itoar.I of Public Instru rtlon for Hemtuolc County, Florida. A t te s t: T. AVa liAWTON, Hyiif: J ’ uh. InstiL nn*l Kx-0fflf.lo HMrrlsrs’ to the Hoard. (Heat of DuuttJ l-3-10-t7*n -3t >. k-r X. !>: 2-- — -- Y Y Y l>i-!nt; ftpftCtat Tux nUo known na (tiuuxn ij.-u.II & ^Iphi I- D iv tilit. f»tu« (lull tie elicit lid tn viil * *Tiir *nltl ibTtl'Mi ordi-rr*! t»» Ihl <*bi hHr U lit* hi'Li nt Un1 n-iiiiim plip-f witbUl **:iIt! Hpprlfil 1’hy Hf*bfml ML«lrlt*l No fi, Hi Pilnolp FiMint>, FfMrbbi. »»*ib1 ti I•*! r L l lM-lrur filfo (.iiiiivn an «l**tP*vi* Bp»M*Lil T ax Hfhtre l PMtrlM, Wbrr*" lip- > )iml Ki*ticrni i'|**rtb*M Wii^ llrbb tHfOMItll* I out r«it<! d l i t r l t i . nt rrfctiP'iR Nu*- >'• and t i , and.ti*.- sal*J. .•Icciloti shfitt (*«• hi’lil to roi.i|.tlui»r. xvlit. law nml tho Insp.-'ci'-rs amt rb-rlts uf the polltnv places shall ttn ik e i.romnl rt-ftirh to the County Honr«l nf PuWle in-*tru ctio n for Hemlnole County, F lorlda. Immediately a f t e r the sai*t f l e c ­ tion unit the tabulation nf th*- . . . . . ut I c l , nm! ih,* County IJqard of Punlr Instru ctio n of Si-mlnulr t'onnty. Florida, will be In rnuular meetlt.K st (> ten ..‘clonk A, 31. i|ll,(ll* Ptl. .lay of Kdl*runr.v. IK!3. t;* red*I t s thn return* of xnM election, and In dctertnln** nnd certify Mu- result therenf. Th e follow ing named txro hereby nppolntid and d.sliniaW-d us Clerks and ♦> insnerttira to ln.t.1 and conduct the suld elrctlo n at the |*i*Illn« places nr precincts nnmed. to-w lt. . At P rec in ct No. c (fleneva). Mrs. Helen CU£)<*ti, \V. I) ilullard, and Mrs. Kntlierln Kllhee, Inspectors, nnd M K. P a s l t f i Clerk. At Prrclm-t No. 16 (Osceola) T. W. ftetger. S. P. Itltkhle, and Mrs. J . Illley Inspectors nnd !>r. J . W Murlln. clerk. T All of which Is done nml ordered by a 111.* County llonrd of P s b l lr Inslruclion for Henilnule County. Florida. In reg ular s.-xstou-axsemUled- I Ids (h e Ind da) of Ja n u a ry . A l> 1(23 r . f . I I A l u t i s . in". Chairman c . A. ft A 1.1. AH. FRKD T W IL LIA M S County Hoard of Puldle In stru ctio n for Hemlnole County, Florida. A t te s t; T. W. LAWTON, flupt- I ’uh. Instn. and •x-olTIcIo seeretary to hoard. <i , |(Keor M..U.1) t •2 -! re , 2 : I - , 1 t t | r w A fact mu.st be re­ membered by those who have made the decision to advertise. The advertising j)lan must fit the business to which it is ap­ plied. There are no ready-towear advertising plans; each one must he tailor made. into his hand for in ■ . . *1 volume and speeding up his Y turnover. Looking a t the m**:- y Y ter in ibis light, lie will behd every effort to co-operate with ♦b the advertising and seek to Y make ii pay him additional Y t profits. The purpose of advertisime is to increase business and NOT to relieve any one of his arduous duties. The m anufacturer's salesman who regards adver­ tising as. a substitute for ’ his own efforts has missed tho point. His"efforts are needed more than ever to-support the advertising and put it across. His reward is larger sales. Advertising is not^a form of •perpetual motion that goes on forever without human assi.stance.‘ The biggest problem any man has to settle after he has determined to advertise, and de­ cided HOW to advertise, is this: 1low can I use my advertising so as to get the mqst out of it? Without close-linked co-opera­ tion it dissipates its force into air. O ik * R i 'e a t I Likewise, the m erchant who. brands T chooses ......r_ the . advertised £- because they are soft and easy selling, has overlooked the esY >; sentialideu. Certainly they sell easier; but this is not the big important truth. Rather, he should' see that the m anufacturer’s advertising is an instrument put X Y • ; v ! I >* X ----- ~— T Tf ♦I* f Ti ♦J* T t X i utiHf d with intelligence When these conditions are ful1 ^ does a type ot workffor which there is no efficient sub- *g stitute. • I: f a It must be hitched on to a business properly. Then it must ^ T i t Puhlibhcd by the Sanford Dully Herald in co-apcration T ( with the J T A*Ai 7♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ A*A*A*A*A*A*A* ♦%A* A*A* *♦*A**♦*A*A* A*A*A*A*A*A*A*A**♦*A* A*A*A*A*A*A*A*A* - Y a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 17, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 17, 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 17, 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