29 10 285 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a5d4d199f418cd0bc2a549abc5c47e82.pdf 693f40d2fa4af842109631605ade081e PDF Text Text BONAR LAW OVERSTREETS WONDERFUL GIFT FIRST CARS OF CELERY BOOZE CASES OF STEAMSHIP SPEAKSTODAY TO WOMANS CLUB OF SANFORD LEFT SANFORD ON TUESDAY TO PREMIERS LINES UP FOR ARGI . DONATES ROBINSON’S SPRING FROM C. I HEINRICHS PUCE IN SUPREME COURT TODAY CON FEU CE MAY END TODAY Less something IB DONE i- AND it w il l b e u s e d f o b PARK PURPOSES FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY NEW STEAMER STARTS RUN ON MANATEE PRICES ARE GOOD WERE OF THE NEW STRAIN OF GOLDEN CELERY AND PROVED TO BE ALL RIGHT In Nnlurnl State But Will Be En­ liy iL T AT MOBILE FOB ADAMS hanced by thme Busy WornLINK TAMPA TO PAL­ cn of the Club METTO At the business meeting pf tho Wo­ men’* Club Wednesday afternoon, nn announcement won made—splendid and momentousJn Itself, and promis­ ing to be the beginning of n wonder­ ful movement towards highway beau­ tification in Seminole county. Through the effort* of Mrs. C. M. Berry, the Robinson Springs pro|H?rty on the Or­ lando ftmd hus been donnted by lion. M. 0. Overstreet of Orlando to the Woman’s Club of Sanford for park purposes. The tract includes the spring and 100 feet on ench side of the road­ way for a certain distance and this will mean tho pcr|>ctunl preservation of R noble strip of woodland from the' depredations of tho campers and the wood rutter. TI>o gift capie as n com­ plete surprise to the club, and no def­ inite plans for development will l»e made at present, but it is certain that when these plans nro perfected this little park will be n thing of beau­ ty and a delight to passers by, and a source cA pride to Seminole county. A movement has been quietly on foot for some weeks past to sfecurc other bauty spots along the Dixie high­ way, and to project the idea of road beautiflention. Mr. Ovcratrcct’n splendid gift will be nn encouragement and an inspira­ tion. Too much praise cannot lx* giv­ en Mr*. Berry who has worked for more than n year towards this Idea so nesr her warm and loving heart of saving the beauty of the itobinson Springs property for future genera­ tions. She has kept her own counsel in the matter to such purpose that it is once more demonstrated that u womsn can keep a secret. The Wo­ man’s cluh ia most enthusiastic over their new property and a strong committee will be formed nt once to plan for its care and improvement. Thank* are also due lion. K. A. Douglas* who offered to give his time and attention in getting the titlesi cleared ni\d the deed recorded and donated it to the Woman's club. ( l l r T h e A sso c ia te d T r e s s ) - TAMPA. Jan. 4.—leaving here this mohdng for St. Petersburg and Mnnntoe River points the new steamer Jeannette Scott made her maiden trip down the bay. The vessel arrived yes­ terday from Mobile where she was built. She will make the trip to Pal­ metto and return daily for the Ad­ ams Boat Line company. McKOIN ON WAY TO BASTROP WITH OFFICERS IS i PREPARED TO PROVE INNOCENCE IN KIDNAITING IIIS (itr'Y rHr \ ■aorIn In! Prr«a| BALTIMORE, Jan. I.—Dr. B. M. l.TIMO McKoin, mayor of Mcr Rouge, is enroute to Louisiana today, prepared to prove his innocence of any connection with the Moorchousc parish kidnappings,» and murders of last Augustlie was released late yesterday from the murder charg e,preferred by Gov­ ernor Parker, of iauisiunn, on which he was arrested here December VC. Governor Parkfcr sanctioned hi* re­ lease on condition he return with spec­ ial Deputy I- A. Calhoun of More­ house Parish and Chief Detective Jn*. I*. Glynn, of New Orleans. I)r. McKoin announced he will first go to Shreveport and from there to Monroe, where he will join his wife and children. The Louisiana officers nro accom­ panying Dr. McKoin ns traveling com­ P®niona only FRADY TOO ILL TO STAND TRIAL SAYS J U D G E ARMOUR RE8IGN8 AS . .. PRESIDENT OF BIG PACKING INTERESTS MAN CHARGED WITH MURDEIt OF W IFE <|$rrs ANOTHER III* The Aaauelaled Pre*«) RESPITE CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-—J. Ogden Ar­ mour yesterday resigned the presiin* The Aaioelatrd Treaal MIAMI, Jan. 4.—On return to court ibncy of Armour nnd Company. F. Kdson Whito, vice-president of room from Riverside hospital where the board, will succeed Mr. Armour he had just seen E. C. Frnily, the Chi­ *' president. Mr. Armour hns been cago automobile, man charged with fleeted chairman of the now board the murder of. the wife, Judge C. O. Andrews, of Orlnndo, continued the of director*. . case of Frndy until the second Tuoft He declined, to comment on re­ day in February, tho opening of the port* thnt the deni wns practically winter term of circuit court. The tompletcd at a meeting yosterduy. Mr. Armour has bctyi tjto' head of judge declared he would quit the caso Armour and Company since the death if it were insisted’ Frndy bo brought ol his father, tho late Phillip D. Ar­ to court on a stretcher to faro trial. dour. Sr., in IDOL Under his direc­ When he snw Frndy nt the hospital tion the business of the company grew the Judge remarked to the state's a t­ from $182,000,000 annually to more torney Swink "That man will never he tried in this world." a billion dollars a year. - * BREAKING REPARATIONS COMMITTEE CAUSES UNITED STATES TO HURRY K ASSURANCES OF IMMEDIATE ACTION In Regard to American Having Representation on the Committee fcii- WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.—Assurances of immediate consideration for a ^wlutlon by Senator Robinson proposing American* representation (»n reP*f«tion* commission, wore given by the administration senate leaders today Chsirmtn Lodgo, of tho Foreign Relations Committee, conferred with " “ “ •nt Hardjng nnd Ambassador Harvey nt the White House. WASHINGTON, Jan. L^-Offlcial Washington continued to give Its closattention to the threatened breakup of the reparations conference of Al7*1 Prcmlers at Paris with Ambassador Harvey summoned here from LonJ * y “«> State Department atill on the ground for conference with offlcI ' }n apparent task of feeling a way townrd some means of American hclpfoineis in situation. * * . * * . • • WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 .-8 en n to r Lodgi did not expect a definite opinion fo rd in g the advisability of adoptfon of resolution, neither did ho or any Jr*1 administration leader evince hostility townrd It. After Jhy White v,<i‘ Lodge called a special meeting of tho foreign rotation, commit­ *** for tomorow to cohsldcr the proposal, , J- how the trade would receive it but it now develops that New York state and the Mnnnteo section tried it lis t year witlj success. The big difference is that the new strain being n small­ er but taller bunch ’ makes more "fours” to the crate and has u small­ er heart. Tho Hanford Truck Growers, Inc., sent several sample crates to the trade before the ear load shipments nnd while the crate in one instance was delayed, tho buyers have written back hero about the celery and sta t­ ed thnt if it had greener tops It would sell fine. This will probably bo the only objection sustained during the season—the tops being so tall will stick out of thtf ten Inch crates and decay uftor being rubbed off by other crates being piled on top in shipping nnd while the tops wjll not show well the celery will be all right. Mr. Hein­ rich* stated this morning to the Her­ ald representative thnt he wu* well pleased with the now strain nnd in­ tended to order It again next senson a* it ntndc more crates to the acre ns his two enrs cut this week ran ov­ er eight hundred crates to tho Hero nml showed about fifty per cent of four*. It was just four mouths in growing until it wns shipped and may be our next fall crop instead of early lettuce. • ( D f T h r . A s s o c la lr S I P r e s s ) -------- S FOUR MEN CHARGED WITH ARSON GET BAIL UNDER A RULING WILL CONTEST CONSTRUC­ PARIS, Jan. 4.—At today’s ses­ TION PLACED UPON THE sion of the premiers conference which AMENDMENT adjourned at 4:30 for an hour Pre­ mier Poincare read What amounted to virtual ultimatum to the British to say yes or no to the French repara­ tions proposition or else discontinue ----------HAD BEEN SENTENCED TO TEN By Daugherty Foreign Ships Be And Celery Mnkes Good Yield to the conference according to the Brit­ Prohibited from Entering U. YEARS AT RAIFORD Acre and Shows Ret ter ish delegate. Shortly beforo the ses­ S. Waters With Liquors sion tho Italian delegation deposited Blenching I P * T k f A s s o c ia te s P r e s s ) (11* T h p A u w l a l r * P r v a a ) fresh propositions in n final attem pt ARCADIA. Jan. 4.—W. T. Gould, WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.—Ton cos­ to save the conference from a break­ one of four men charged with prson es brought by foreign steamship com­ • The first enrs of celery left the down. nn October 24, hns been released from panies and two brought by American Sanford district Tuesday when C. E. jail on a five thpusnnd dollar bond. operators to contest thc construction Heinrichs of the west side shipped PARIS, Jan. 4, The conference re­ The attorney for the others stated placed by Attorney General Daugher­ two enrs through the Sanford Truck assembled at 6:30. Sir nilllip Jojrd he would nsk thnt $10,000 bond for two ty upon the prohibition amendment Growers, Inc. Mr. Heinrichs had the Grearpc, of the Hritish delegation, of the others bo relcns,ed. They Were mnl enforcement act were up for oral distinction of shipping-the first ear said a brief adjournment could put be convicted nnd sentenced to ten years nrgumrnt in the supreme court today. of celery from this section last year taken ns hupqful sign and the confer* nt HniforiL but one of them appeal­ Under the ruling, foreign ships would and tops tho record this time by encc would jirubalify break up tonight. ed the case and they are lining held l>e prohibited from entering Ameri­ doubling tjie number. The celery was pending new trlnl. Bond for James can wntbrs with intoxicating liquor the new strain that was planted here Blgley. step son of Gould was placed in sen stores and American ships also PARIS, Jnn. 4.—Rupture of the pre­ for the first time this season and that nt one thousand dollars. , would he prohibited having such li­ mier’s conference, with nil its dang­ will Ik* wutcneil on the markets with quor nlioard nt any place. Argument erous possibilities for Europe nnd the much interest. It is the golden seed will continue tomorrow with a notable Near East, was barely avoided yes­ hut haH been drawn into n new strain nirny of counsel, including former At­ terday by a recess until today, when of golden celery being a tall stalk of torney General Wickershnm who ia the unfinished declnyttvin by the Brit­ celery with smaller stem* and not *o representing the foreign steamship much heart. The relery makes a mag­ ish prime minister, .N^pkllonur Law, lines. in reply to Premiers Poiacare and nificent stalk and hlcnrhc* In-tter than the old strain. Some of the grow­ Theunis, wilt lie completed, and Mar­ GASOLINE TAX AND HIGHER U ers were |>rrturl>ed over the new strain quis Della Torrettn will have a for­ CENSE FEES BEFORE INBI- • of need naturally as the stalks were mal opportunity to state the Italian WILL RE MOVED TO BASTROP ANA LAWMAKERS uo much fuller and they did not know government's position. SAI DTD BE SIGNIFICANT •Thi* conference, in the judgment of INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 4— A both French nnd British delegates will <11* The *Morl«l«J I’rraa* probably end today without an agree­ MONROE, Jan. 4.—Jennings Cav- gasoline tax of two cents per gallon,' ment, thus breaking up unity among nly, on duty nt Mcr Rouge in connec­ nn increase ranging from 60 to 100 the Allied governments, upon whlciy tion with tho Moorehouse kidnapping |M-r cent in nutomobilo licenso fees, the policies of all the principal wes­ investigations has I s t il ordered di­ thorough consideration of proposed tern powers arc based. vided and half instructed to move to plans for improving education, ap­ There is much dismay and anxiety Bastrop, it was announced today by propriation of $1,000,000 to continue over the situation. The tone of the Colonel Guerre commanding the troop the new reformatory building pro­ stationed at Moorehousc. The signifi­ gram, and general economy in appro­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.—Indica­ of a disappointing crop and exceed­ conference hns been cordial enough, but tlie British nnd French views arc cance of the order is nut learned. To priations, nre included in the program • tion* of continued commercial activi­ ingly lower prices. tliis triip is understood to be a s­ whlrh Governor McCray is expected “South—Throughout • the cotton irreconcilinble ns they stand now. Mr. ty for several months, nt least sub­ signed the tusk of making arrests nnd to present to the legislature, which belt the nature of business depends Bonnfrloiw is regarded by the Freuch stantially above the level for PJ22 is upon the size of the cotton cfop in ns personally desirous of doing nil he issuing subpoenas for open hearing. convenes today. Tax legislation, ax. a purely partisan measure, may bo in­ forecast In the final report for the each particular locality, as the price is reasonably can, to prevent a break, troduced by the Democrats,. whose year of the committed on statistics unusually high, which means prosper­ but since the publication of the Brit­ DRASTIC LAWS NECES­ platform favored "home rule" In con­ nnd standards of the United States ity to those who own cotton. Thi; cot­ ish mid French views are irrcconclSARY TO PROTECT ROADS trol over tux levies nnd bond issues. Chamber of Commerce. The report ton is practically all ginned and hns nbie ns they stand now. Mr. Bonnr Governor McCray nnd other Repub­ TAVARES, Jnn. 4.—if.n o drastic made public yesterday by ^rchcr Wall largely passed out of the hands of Law Is regarded by the French as lican lender* believe such authority Dougins, the committee chairman, de­ the farmers and planters. Long stand­ personally dcsirious of doing nil he state-wide Icgislatiou i* effective af­ should remain with tho slato tax ter the next legislature, lak e county clared general business to .!«• on a ing obligations are being settled by reasonably can to prevent n break, will hnVe a local bill that will cover board. definite upgrade, after having passed the latter to a Very great extent, and l,ut sincc thc Publication of the BritThe rloseness of Republican nnd the ground, for at the last nueting the "normal point" in November. there is more buying in the South Ii,h Plnn h*' is “ »'...ght to be limited of the lak e county chamber of com­ Democrat division in tho legislature Business activity ns surveyed since generally than for two years past. - i»b«olulely by his own proposition, or merce n strong committee wn* ap­ precludes the passage of a great propositions,-which in thc view of the, the beginning of the World War pointed to confer with Engineer amount of purely partisan measures. Buying is still of n conservative na­ reached nn extreme height of 16 per ture, however. Broadly speaking the French were prepared by officials ul Heller and (’hnirmnn II. (*. Duncan The senate hus 32 Republicans and ent above normal late in 11)10, accord* entire South fofers the promise of the British trensury in co-operation to draw up n bill'to regulate and con­ 1H Democrats and thc house 62 Re­ inff to the port which traces the re­ very good business during the winter with Sir John Bradbury, British mem­ trol the weight nnd load and speed of publicans and 48 Democrats. At cau-. ber of the reparations commission, trucks trncvlfng over thb highways ruses held by Democratic leaders and cession then to the lowest ebb i^lxiut nnd spring. . and Lord D’Ahcrnon, British nmbiiss- of lak e county, and provide penal­ the minority members of both houses, the middle of 1021. At thnt time, the "Middle West—All the industries ndor to Germany. report says, it was \H per cent below other than agriculture nro well em­ The British premier, therefore, ties for violation of the law. There nny intention of obstructing the Re­ normal. The recovery Inis been ac­ ployed. At this time there prevails find* it well night impossible to ac­ will also be incorporated in the lull n publican program, wns disclaimed, al­ complished, it adds, "in spite of many advancing prices on th e . important cept oi) n basis of discussion either provision to give police pmvors to though nil majority measures will be influences tending to restrict business farm products, such ns corn nnd thi* French or Italian .plans without the foremen of rood crews, ami to closely scrutinized. Tho Democrats charged extravagance in reformatory activity." whent materially fuir prices on hogs taking into consideration tin- British provide some with weighing jacks, *u that any truck’s weight anil load can construction work during the cam­ Advances in fabricated materials. nn(, fhw p ,|IuJ „cneraily low prices on re­ cnll,p Thc d#jry in(!ustry fl, u VPry plan, from which they differ so radi­ 1k? ascertained. Tho heavy hauling paign. *’ accompanying the recovery, the recally. A discussion of thc primar ylaw has by wholesale houses, some contractors port goes on, are looked upon with present help in time of trouble. * and orange buyer* is tlpmaging rends been held by Ixith parties and Gover­ suspicion by dealers and consumers "W est—In that part of the country J. P BECKWITH DIES faster than thc read crewis can repair nor McCray I* quoted -a* favoring unless it con* be shown .that they are West of nMine drawn north nnd south name. Drastic laws are necessary or re-penl of those sections relating to „ OF PNEUMONIA AT . warranted l»y ,thu.facts of the sltuotlon. The advances in prices thus are from the center of the state of Kan­ SON'S MIAitjl HOME 1jilje county’s pormnrlcnt roads will presidential candidates. There is, how­ sas to the Rocky Mountains there are have to Ik? rebuilt. Trucks carrying ever, a divided sentiment among the — A.— meeting with stubborn resistance," it not so many good snots, rather more- iWIAMl, Jnn. 4.—J. P. Beckwith, three to four ton* speed at 20 to 30 legislators, sumo figuring repeal or states, and contrary* to usual experipoor ones, althouglr fair conditions vice president of the Fioridn East miles an hour over ti^- roads nt all .amendment of the measure, others de­ .nccs they are u handicap, rather than arc in the ascendant. Much of the Coast railroad compnny died nt 1:20 hours. * manding thnt it remain intact. an incentive to buying. trouble comes from thc distance of o'clock yesterdny morning In his The gasoline tax nnd increased au­ The special rend committor? also Heavy construction and building ac­ litis part of thc rountry away from tomobile license fees are generally learned through Engineer Heller thnt tivities is predicted during the- com­ tho primary markets, where the great­ son's home in this city of double it would cost nlxiut $200,000 a year fnvored with a division'as to the dis­ penumonia, u sequel of nn attack of ing spring except in localities where er part of tho agricultural products to properly maintain the roads of position of the increased revenue. agricultural crops are scanty nnd pric­ are sold. Freight rates arc n very la grippe suffered reccfltly while on lak e county under normul traffic, ami Many members of both partica have n trip from New York to his homo in es unremuncrntlvc. "But It Is evi­ serious handicap. the committee wn* continued over un­ expressed themielves a* believing the Jacksonville. ^' | dent," tho report continues, "that high “ Pacific coast—California is in fine til tho February meeting to sound money should bo devoted to the high­ prices for Iplwr nnd mntcrinl will soon shape, owing to Jhe influx of visitors The body of J. P. Beckwith, vice public opinion and consider for the way construction, tho direct high­ bring building activity to its peak, and of new residents, the fairly good president of thc Fioridn East Coast near future thc hnrd-surfnclng of way tax be abolished, and t^at the especially ns it Is only nn apparently crop yields with fairly good prices Railway compnny who died here last some 328 mile* of sand-clay roads In increased fee* bo not used to provide short time ahead when tho necessity and the .large amount of building go­ night nt the home of his son will tho county.—Eustis lak e Rogldn. additional general revenue. which prompted this activity through­ ing on. Much of thc Pacific slope sec­ leave tonight for Jacksonville, ac­ out the past year will be satisfied tg tions of Oregon and Washington are companied by his widow, daughter a large measure. • better than tho eastern portions be­ and son. Funeral services will bo held Concerning mining conditions thn cause of activity in lumber in dairy in Jacksonville Sunday afternoon. committee soys thnt In the greater Ihterest and commerce on tho sea." FIRST EVIDENCE OF part of the country tho situation BUDGET SYSTEM IN­ ranges from "fair to good." STATE OFFICIALS STATE DEPARTMENTS MEET PARDON BOARD Nowhere,” however, is it fully em­ . AT TALLAIlASSRR ployed and in the rose of crudev oil, TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 4.—Flrat ov. ' t , rtn over-production is apparent. Coal idence of the budget ayatem an pro­ ( n r Tfcr A h m U I* 4 P r r M ) mining has about caught up with the vided for by the 1921 legislature to TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 4. —. Offi­ demand, particularly in tho west, 7 J cials of tho state administration who cover the biennial appropriations for while few mines are punning more also compose the pardoning board met the various department* of the state . KELSO, Washington, Jnn. L—Tho names of eight missing persons were thnn-threo-quartem time. in executive session in \h e governor’s government, mado thoir appearance at made known while estimates tho number lost ran as high as'thirty when the. Taking up general conditions sec- oice a t noon. Thc nature of their the capitol today when printed forma rescue parties resumed scaYch of wreckage strewn flood watera,of Cowlita tionnlly, the report continues. business scheduled was not disclos­ passed from the offico of tho gover­ rivor into which old suspension bridge hero collapsed last night. From fifty "New England, .Manufacturing con­ ed. Another meeting scheduled far nor to tho other offices calling for es­ to one hundred pedestrian* nnd ono truck nhd at least ten passenger automo­ dition* era generally goPd. ITUs is later in the .week was movod up bo timated financial needs. biles were on the bridge when it fell. One of tho rescued died U*is morning. Tho filled in forma, nre to bo proespecially true of'such lines as shoes cause, it is understood, one member and textiles. Retail business, how­ most be out of the city nt th at date. Septed to the budget commission com­ KELSO, Washjngton, Jan. 4.—Search of the wrcckige of collapsed Cow­ posed of Governor Hardee, Attorney • ■ - -- ever, Is somewhat adversely uffected lita river bridge began a t daylight this morning and efforU are being mada For residence uso a telephono and General Buford and State Treasurer as a i result of the prolonged strikes to determine the number of livea lost when the span collapsed a t ftae now /ended. Agriculture ia not in olectrfc table lamp hpve been com­ Luning. All the appropriations sought last evening carrying vehicles and pedestrians to swirling torrent of by the departments will be iiftorporatsuch good shape, especially in Maine, bined,' .the .•.transmitter being hidden river. In addition to one known dead thirty persons are reported ed in the budget to be presented to where tho raising of Irish potatoes under the tamp shade when it Is nut and nine are in the hospitals more or.lesa seriously Injured, , the legislator* which meeta In April. ta use, suffer* from the double combination Rye; • \ CAVALYR DUTY IS CONTINUED AT MER ROUGE BUSINESS CONTINUES ON UPGRADE, U. S. COMMERCE CHAMBER REPORT CLAIMS SUSPENSION BRIDGE BREAKS, PRECIPITATES PEOPLE BELOW IN FLOOD WATERS OF RIVER Kelso, Washington, Scene of Disastrous Accident Last Night ' ‘ 49 �■ ‘‘l UTILITIES 'OF t STATE VALUED v AT $53,836,966 ' — TONIGHT— For Florida: Local rains Wednesday; Thursday, fair nnd cooler. Waal her rr,'.urt evick-ntly says rnin today. r. Pa P* Pa K* Cold weather would be most wel­ come now with the celery crop ready to move. -• j’ * •t Rain nnd cloudy w eather is hnrd on the golf players who arc' trying to Ret up n better avcrnRO. B UL L ; - American Legion . Will Help Capture Grover C. Bergdoll / U lr^T k f A u » rta tr4 I 'r r u l The Princess TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 3.—Rail­ roads, telegraph ami I’ullman com* panics in Florida are assessed $2,7:.’C,ir»I.C0 ns their share of taxes for r.tnto, county, sub nnd special school, road nnd bridge districts In the state for 192JJ. This amount is based on n total valuation of all these properties "e x h o rt Pf $53,830,COO. ‘ If > W little girl re­ The railroads are assessed $2,027,' veals any of tho symp­ (>02*.GI. The total value of road beds, toms of w hit la comterminal facilities and rolling stock is juonly known as “weak fixed nt $52,017,414. The track value eyes’’ don’t delay giv­ based*on 5.229X2 miles of main ing her the aid of a ttJ|ck vajUed at $31,987,039 and 1,pair of specially fitted This Is more than ah ordinary pic124.39 miles of aide track valued nt 'glnRBcs such ss we are tu rc—it is a human interest picture $3,700,505. The value .of terminals equipped to givo her. with tears, thrills, «nnd smiles, npd facilities is fixed nt $G,460,488. Our glasses co-operate The Atlantic Coast Line nnd the Sea­ with the optic nerve*. board Air Line are the only two roads -\V« sec thnt you*see” Tomorrow—Mr. and Mrs. Carter having more than a thousand miio Dcllaven in “My Lady Friends" al­ trackage., The Cqast Line has 1,UplomelrUt-OpUcian so “Klckvillc-Romeo" n comedy. G40.68 and the Seaboard 1.024.35. Tiip Rhone 410—Opp. IV O. shortest line is Uiat of tnc Port St. Joe Dock nnH Terminal Co., which hns u trackage of .72 milc4, . There arc other transfers, but none The telegraph companies are as­ with SERVICE for*their middle n’ame. sessed op a total value of al property Lessing’s QUICK SERVICE TRANS$1,094,140, Pole mileage totaling 4,­ FF/ft. Phono 498. 239-Mn-Tu-Wd tfe 209** miles is valued at $849,7G5. Ca­ bles amounting to 359,099 /e o t and Even n soviet gijlernmcnt enn see conduits totaling 78,202 is included in die light when it fails' into empty The Russian Muthic U about phyth«* assessment. o<l out.—Grcenviilo Piedmont. treasurq, vaults.—Boston Herald. The Pullman companies arc assess­ ed on a total value of $725,394. Titis assessment is placed on 114 steel sleeping cars, 4 steel parlor cars, 22 wooden sleeping .cars nnd 15 wooden 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE parlor cars. PIANOS PHONOGRAPHS . PLAYERS SHEET MUSIC RECORDS E PLAYER ROLLS KNIGRTS TEMPLAR. ATTENTION Richard Barthelm ess WILMINGTON, N. C., Jan. 3.—The Wallace Dell has returned to the const " ‘ guard cutter Modoc left port U nivapity of North Carolina where yesterday afternoon 4o intercept the None of thnt in this .shop—every thing.we tell yoil is straight he will resume his studies. Amuricnn steamer Aquarius, Imuftd goefUs, no misrepresentations in goods or prices—‘this is the from Bremen to Wilmington, follow store; of reliable, fair dealing, square prices and superior serDeWitt Miller and George. McCul­ ing receipt of reports that Grover icc. • 1 . loch of Orlando were among visitors Cleveland Ilergdoll, alleged draft eva­ to the city yesturdny. and dined, with der, is on board, Department of Ju s­ Give Us n Trial and W e Will Do the Rest—---------i Vthe Rotary club. tice men accompanied the cutter. S§V ,-’ The Acquarius is due. to reach port " I- Tom Moore, the Optometrist, has this afternoon, hut agents of the ship nn advertisement of importance to said last night thnt the cutter, should Sgj the public in this, issue- To sec bet­ meet the Aquarius by dnyllght.' J. J. N. CONNER, Manager Additional credence Is given the ter sec Moore. ," iV . . report that Bergdoll intends to land Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar Iinll have re­ in Wilmington, by the fact that agents .■ i" ;3 l / ’ , ‘ . *’.*■'* turned from n trip to St. Petersburg of the department of justice hnvc for where they spent New Years nnd en­ two days'kept under surveillance two joyed a trip through the country. auspicious persons, believed to be for­ SANFORD COUNCIL OF MUSIC mer friends of tho draft evader. Mr. nnd Mrs. Victor Check are In In the ovent Bergdoll is dropped In The Sanford Council of Musk: will Orlando todny tho gucsts'of the Broad a small boat before tho cutter reaches meet Satur^ny afternoon nt 3 o'clock m MBS. FIIED DAIGER, Society Editor n t the studio of Mrs. Fnnnic S. Mun­ Roads Production Co., to aco the first tho Aquarius the local post of the Phono 217- W son on Myrtle avenue. A fter the reg­ private showing of their piny The Amorican Legion hns mnde elaborate . plans to enpture him. Detachments ular business, n general discussion Ilrond Rond. I t r** kavo m j f r k s l i « N c o l a s la lt/w b e r a « r ( u n l it g of music topics nnd current events. All of Legionnaires are patrolling the ■<r If y a k an* o a l t rnt a l a l a c . " H i Peter Pipgr McGraw, ‘secretary of benches over nn nrrn of 20 ‘miles, r_ • M * t* l C ard l a tk la O e a a r lm e a t, members are asked to be present. O lM lIa, av trleafcaa* Iha lira *. I I w ll tho Typographical union wjth head­ while Legion members of Southport k a s r a a llr * » r i n l i l t 4 HYGIENE NURSE AT ORLANDO quarters in Orlando, was m tho city arc-taking, similar precautions there. The names of department of justice Miss Ruth Mcttingcr, maternity today and collected union dues and SOCIAL CALENDAR assessments from every son of a gun agents aboard the Modoc hnvc not nnd Infant hygiene nurse of the State The next stated conclave of Taylor in the Herald office*. bee# announced, but it la icnrned Comtpnndcry No. 28, K. T. will laWcdnesday-Jmencrnl Business meet- D epartm ent of Health, is now in Orfrom nn unquestionable source thdt hold on Friday evening, Jnn. 6, com­ nnge county in the interest of tho. ing of the Woman’s Cluh. Pullninil Connelly, the long legged they were especially detailed here mencing nt 7:30 sharp. Wednesday—Mrs. K. K. Roumlllnt will work provided by tho Shepherd Tow- foreman nnd makeup man on the Or­ from Washington. entertain the members of the Fort­ yicr bill, recently, pnssed nt Wash­ lando Morning Sentinel wns in the An this is the first conclave for ington. Miss Mettingcrs* work here nightly Bridge Club. Taylor Oomnmndory in 1923, the of­ city todny and called a t the Herald . ficers will I k ? in changed stations and Friday—Mrs. Stella Arrington will is purely educational nnd she is con­ ollico to see a real newspaper printing FLORIDA FISH AND GAME in order to avoid any delays the of­ ASSOCIATION WILL MEET entertain the members of the Hook ducting meetings and lectures to the plnnt. — AT— l>overs Club nt her home on Mng- mothers nnd mid-wives, whittle nnd IN TAMI’A ON FED. 7. ficers equipped in full Templar uni­ colored, throughout the country. Miss forms will report to the captain gennoljd avenue a t 3 p. m. S. T. Kennedy, linotype operntor on end I,. II. Gihbs, at 7:25 p. in. FRIDAY— Mrs. II. R. Lewis will en­ Mcttingcr, accompanied by Miss Mnud the Orlando Sentinel was in the city Sportsmen of the stale will hold u tertain the members of the Tues­ Yothers, county public health nurse, today and paid the Herald office an A full form opening will be given special mooting in Tampa Wednes­ visited Apopka yesterday afternoon day Auction Bridge Club nt her and for the benefit of every knight the appreciated visit. Mr. Kennedy was day, Feb. 7. to trnnic laws to protect Next to Princess Theatre home on Magnolia avenue, nt 3 p. m. nnd during the week the following on the New Smyrna News for some commander will explain thAwiftk nnd] 'and conserve Florida's 0?h and game towns will he visited: W inter Garden FRIDAY—"Madame Butterfly** by tactics. . j time last summer. according to nn announcement Mon­ Mrs. tWrcn McGuin, assisted by yesterday; Ft. Christmas community, A drill company will be formed • day night by President R. E. L. ChnnMrs. I.ucile Aspenwnll Tnknch, un- todny; Apopka Friday morning, nnd Mrs. J. L. Sclmnn and daughter, ccy of tho Florida Fish and Game Pro­ will* Captain Frank Akers in com­ JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SHIPMENT OF t dor the uuspicca of tho Music Do­ W inter Pnrk Friday afternoon. Miss Ruth, of Atlanta, arc the guests tective Association. They nnnounco- mand. , It wns first planned to have a meetpnrtmcnt, nt the Woman’s Cluh ot her son, Dr. Guy S. Sclmnn nnd meat wa« ntnde nt the regular semi­ Captain J. C. Hutchinson will nsin for mothers in Orlando, but as the * / house nt 8 p. m. ^ wife nt their home on Elm avenue. sist nml with these two exports Taylor mint lily meeting of the Hillsborough SATURDAY—Sanford Council of Mu­ work is very largely needed in rural Otis George, tho new professional Commnndcry is assured of having a County Fish nnd Game Protective as­ sic a t the studio of Mrs. Fannie districts the work will be confined to in charge of! the golf links, took hold sociation of which Mr. Chnnccy is good eompnny. points outside of Orlando. Nurse Tay­ S. Munson at 3 p. m. A cordial invitation is'extended to lor, colored public henlth nurse of yesterday nnd is looking forward to nlso president. Several committees each'and every Knight with or with­ a big" season and plenty of visitors. were nnmed by the president to a r­ PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Orange county, is carrying out the Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wade of same line of work among the colored range for the state mealing and fyr out uniform. Come and you will re­ KODAK DEALER PHONE 325 THE REX A LI. STORK Charleston, S. C., were the guests of in co-operation with Miss Multinger. Curtis llnrher, Robert Holly, Jim the entertainment- of delegates. Selec­ ceive a hearty welcome. relatives hcru for the holidays. . The lectures will also include dem­ Shnron, G. W. Spencer, Allen Jones, tion of Feb. 7 ns the date for tho onstrations of infant hygiene which Otis -Cobb, William F ills und Mr. state meeting will give the* delegates Philip Simmons and T. A. Sheri­ ia especially needed in country d is­ Malphus arc among the Sanford boys a chance to visit the South Florida dan of Orlando arc now with the Kent tric ts for the proper protection of returning to Gainesville whoro they fair. * -1 Store in Florida . 10 Stores in GcorglaOnklnnd fnlep company of this city. tho coming generation. M aterial hy­ will resume their studies a t the Uni­ At present there are some twenty counties represented In the state as­ giene is another m atter being espe­ versity fo Florida. Richard Frank of Ft. Myerp spent cially stressed by Miss M cttingcr nnd sociation. Representation at the state the holidays hare with his parents her coworkera here.—Orlando Sen­ The Cliurchwell Co! is making n convention will Ik- one delegate for Mr. nnd Mrs. G. B. Frank. J special sale on Men’s Pnnls. They every 20 members or fractional part tinel. have nn extru large stock to select thereof. Hillsborough county, which Miss Lucy Byrd Smyihe returned from and have .cut the price ns low us has a membership of 317, will be a l­ CLUB ll6 P 8 OFF home yesterday from a delightful vis. » ON RIGHT FOOT possible. It am ember there are lots of lowed 10 delegates. President ChanIt with* friends, nt Titusville und Co­ other bargains in tho big store besides Coy wns authorized to nnmo the local --------coa. those mentioned in the ud each day delegates. These will bo appointed, tnuatli»Q»-l firm r tM Oo»l A. K. RoaslUr—That his celery and anil you will suve money if you tell within the next few days. Mr. and Mrs. Beerbowcr and daugh fam ily will continue to grow, Plans for the state meeting arc that the Churchwcll Co. your needs. n te r of New Jersey are spending the • A. Itnffeld—That he will not sing the board of governors of the stale week here at the Montczumn, cn route L ira Jane this y e a r.. Mr. and Mrs. Buttolph will leave association’ will meet in the morning . to plnccs of interest on the Hast coast. L. B. Steele—That he won’t paint .Sanford next week for Miami where of Feb. 7. with the session of the nathey will be located for tho remainder socintiun proper to follow in the nfliis cheeks. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Fodder are J . G.’ Shnron—That he will go to j„ f the winter, Mr. Buttolph being in ternoon. Preliminary work for the spending a few dnys on the E ast const. every dance gt the Couhtry Club nnd charge of the Miami office of the convention .will be’ dope by the legis­ They will be Joined the latte r part of It-nvo early. 'American F ruit Grower?. Their ma­ lative committee of the state body nt w * m tho week by Mrs. Fodder’s mother, W. E. Scuggnns—That he will sing ny Snnford friends are sorry to have a meeting to be hold here th<r latter 1 • Mrs. Adelo Lane. them leave ju st a fter they had bc- part of this month. . \ il us a solo ladiaO)’ nightI• A Hillsborough County association Fred R. Wilson—Thnt he may . be­ como real residents. 1 n (M Mrs. Rodney Brandon nf Jackson­ come n good lawyer—in jiu r town. J1 committee, composed of H. S. Phil­ ville will spend the dny hurc tomor­ lips, ch.-iicrtinn, L. M. H<jttoil, sr., Hugh Uoorgc H. Milligan of New York Kiwnniuns Scott Roasitef, T. L. Du­ K row with her mother Mrs. Adcle Lane- m as, W. F.. Scoggins, Frank Miller, is back in Sanford for the season, and Gulley, rank W right and W, G. Mr. Brandon will be in Orlando on Schclle Moines, T. W. Lawton, W. P. is glud to lie bare. He has been com­ Jjp«nco was appointed Monday night ■ business. ' . . C arter, K. A. Hall, Goo- A. DcCottes, ing to Sanford for many years rep­ by President Chanccy to outline such H A. J’. Connelly nnd Sherman Lloyd resenting Golden & Co., but is now recommendations for proposed .Ihv/n 1 V- • i Mrs.. John E. Wade returned to her m ad e ‘real boosting talks of the work with Jill Bros.,' und will remain hero ns may bSyJecmed adequate and pro­ home in-Charleston yesterday. She of the j cluh for the comfhg year and during tho cplery season. 11c is n per. J* ] was accompanied htmic by her moth­ th eir pleas for n bigger, better, pm** gre^t Snnford booster nnd never fails Entertainment plans for the state . • er, Mrs. G. It. Frank who will spend worth-while Kiwunls Cluh wore heart­ to put in n good word for this city meeting include a banquet, theatre M •i a month as her guest. ^ ily concurred In by the members of when he is travelling in other climes. party, viaitn to tho fair and other * *1\ ? *r •i features. Hardy H art, chairman. Dr. Among tho girls leaving yester­ tho club. 1 __ Charles Phillips who hns n fine K. K. Kychsner and L. M. Hutton, sr., day for Tnlahsssec when: th ry will were named nn entertninmeftt commit­ grove nnd furm ut Geneva brought 1 1 The war isn’t entirely useless. It resume their studies nt Woman's'Colin some excellent straw licrries yes­ tee, while Frank W right wns named a lege, were Misses Dorothy Humph, tnught n lot of peroons of noble lin­ terday nnd remembered the editor of committee of ono to confer with o th e r, Snrita Lake, Ethel Henry, Julia Zach­ eage to onrn their living.—Minneapo­ v , - . the ilo«id« Thcso berries grown on committees in securing a meeting ■ - • ary, Lila Murrell and Lillian Schwnrx lis Star. place for the session. tho highlands, are said to be much 1 * * ' ^ Been use of hin duties ns president ‘1 ■ -» r‘ v r-r--T— swcplcr ttiul better in qunllty than , : ' ■ ■■■■■■■I tllose grown on the lower levels hut of -the state association nnd as a * ' * member of tho legislative committee all strawberries 1... 00k good to us, al­ .Ladles’ Rest Room ty nnd Night Open D MEN’S KHAKI PANTS, though the Phillips brand is.m ight} President Chnnccy tendered hin res­ t< U I *••*•••**•••»*«**» per pair ............ ignation ns head of the county lx»dy, lino. blit consented to remain in office un­ STATE ROAD BOARD MEN’S CORDUROY PANTS, , MAY MEET JANUARY 22. til a rtc r the state meeting following K \ per pair • ■ •I . n rising voto by tho local association ■f ■* ■ 1:1 • at* i -.TALLAHASSEE. Fla.; Jan. 3.—Tho that he do this. r / i MEN’S DRESS PANTS, SUto Rond board may meet In qunr• ; *. * £1 . .iV;» ; • ' ' • per pair ................ .. ' torly sension January 22 or 23. A LEESBURG JOINS LIST A Complete Slock of Ports OF COMMISSION CITIES definite dntc hns not been set ns yet 1j but in accordance with the stale lnw B P:- A ■■ the road board has certain businesses ' LEESBURG, \ Jnn. 3. —• Ix*esburg to transact-GO days before the Icgis launched upon n \commission form of w p * ;-* government today. Inturo meets in April. Tho board of -ejty commissioners > One,of the most im portant istuci to which went into office last night wore come before this session will be the •fv 1 1 1 i f ' i * • Dr. W. A. MacKcni(fo« formed mayor; election of u chsirman for the ensu­ 1 ■ *.■■■ Dr. C. B. Gable. A \H . Bourley nnd Hanford, Fla., Corner Second Street and Sanford Avenue ing fiscal yesr. Judge II. B. Phillips K-'f, ■ ' Henry L. Wilyy. . I • it is believed will be a candidate for Diatributora Seminole and Lake Counties ' . *r ■,aT D. K.' Bivens of Bartyw wns inaug­ reflection. ’ .* I . urated last night as djly manager. —...—- -— %>• ’ 1 IC C ! 1 Complete Iilnc Acceaaorh • ?• Large and Up-.to-Date Da A. Preston will b o 'th e next city ’ Of every 100 people in .th e vroric " i L 7 A . -A » D * g nnd Tires *' ! ' ' Fill! ng Station . SJLW clerk, auditor a n d . tax Collector. IK live in India. COMEDY^ ALSO «w*v <r ^1 r*i ri 115 East First Street- o TOM MOORE i l l ' l l •*JTi wm -Phone 104 * j 7 H. HINTERMISTlER PIANO CO. PIANO TUNING----- PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS F r u it C a k e - 5 0 c j b . R O U T H B A K E R Y Vcgex—-Vcffcn Cubes—Vcgca Almond—Vitafood B O W E Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store- I Y. - x. J $ 1 .5 0 - $ 2 .5 0 = |s , SALteS AND SERVICE Buy a Hupp and You’ll Sa,ve Money a s First Street I I I I M I I I H I R SELLSit for LESS �!m PAGE TWO 1 m ' >W- - ; THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THmtSDAYt j / n UARY 4,1923 nice sum of money. Hy his magnifi­ cent gift he has perpetuated his mem­ ory for muny years to come as one of ’ . ‘ • the real philanthropists of Orange and Semir.le counties. H hns shown by his ---------— i** works thnt he In a public spirited nnd The Herald carriers manage and control thylr routes, pay in to progress!vo citizen who is alive to the Advance* for all papers drawn, and absolutely depend upon their to host interests not only of his own collections fox their running capital and profits. When subscrib- to county but his sister county of Sem­ ers neglect to pay them it is the CARRIER nnd not THE to inole whero he hns large landed in­ Herald th at stands the "brunt." . to terests, He has also reegnixed the Subscribers who do not care to pay the carrier each week to lieauties of nature in thu Robinson's may pay the Herald two or more months in advance and thoy to Spring* tract nnd rather than dese­ will pny the carrier each week from this fund. • to crate it by the hand of man for com­ This system of delivery is known ns tho INDEPENDENT to mercial purposes he has set it aside CARRIER PLAN and is used by most of tho larger newspapers of ‘ to —given to tho hand of woman—for the country and hun proven beyond doubt to be,the ver ybest plan to beautification' and sanctity — safe of delivery. When a buy manpgcs his own route, buys nnd sel'.s to from the band of vandal and'commer­ at a profit he is in business for himself in exactly the same sense to cial enterprise thnt would in time de­ ns nny merchant. He knows be, must give sorvicc to be succesi- to s tr o y 'tho lieauties of.nature, nnd he ful nnd build up his business. He knows th at every new custom* to hns placed it whero it belongs—to the cr ho secures means more profit. In short, he knows he must J* Woman’s Club of Sanford, who will conduct his business in a capable and efficient manner to be sue*1 keep it inviolate and It will be hand­ ii .ful. * 1J ed down from generation to genera­ to The Jlcrnld earnestly requests its subscribers not to dis- to tion ns a place set apart, as n sac­ courage these boys in this, their first business venture, by refus- to red xhrlnc, ns nn Inner shrine of Na­ Mng to pny promptly each week fur their newspaper. ture supplemented by the hand of woman to make It one nf the mest beau­ THE HANFORD DAILY HERALD. to O f f ic e i H U HA 1,11 I I I H I . D I V O . P h o n e M i tiful .spots in Florida nnd to flourish from year to year until tho end of FFortlrn o n lrn A dv.rtirlng Rrtir.arnlatlv* Krtir.arolatlv* Advarllatng START THE 1IOAT 1IASIN to to Id to to to to to to to to to to TH F. AM ERICAN PR ESS A SSO CIATIO N ’flme.~Nothi(ig could ho so timely just It is high !time the city officials now when the various organizations , CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WOltVll were busy with the boat basin. It and th e. Chamber of Commerce are MONEY! . should be started now and let the vis­ arranging foV a campaign of beauti­ Cut out thia'slip, enclose with Tie nnd mail it to Foley & Co., 2833 Sheffield And wo Arc getting th at winter iting yachtsmen know thnt when they fication alng the roads. Ju st half way return Hbro next year there will lie between Hanford nnd Orlando, on the Avenue, Chicago, • III., writing your ■■■■■■■BBBBBB«BBB«a a a B B ««*a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B a a a a i ,a * weather. one of the finest bou^ basins nnd land­ brick highway, the springs property name nnd address clearly. You will Soon the hig celery crop will he ing piers in the state here in Sanford. is one of the most beautiful parts of IP FrtUD OFFER IS REJECTED. receive in return n trial package con­ n • taining Foley’s Honey and T;u* Com­ moving north nnd the weather in ideal. There is nothing to keep the work the jw n counties and It will mow Im* A1TT0 MANUFACTURERS MAY from stnrtdng except the permission n place talked of- from one end of tile pound for coughs, colds and croup; t ------------o jjpuntry to the other when the Indies from the War Dpartm cnt ami u wire Foley Kidney Pills for pains' in sides HE NEXT PRESIDENT Those who nre in n position to know 1get busy and assisted by the men be­ would bring that permission since and bark; rheumatism, backache, kid­ think th at tho 1923 celery crop nt gin Ihe work of making this prop­ there is nothing secret or wonderful ney and bladder ailments; and Foley "We may come to think of Mupsele Sanford will be a money maker. It erty what it should be. It will la- ii Shoals Ah one of the great engineering Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome a n d 1 is meeting the demand for good pure water and th rrr are hundred- of or extraordinary about a city wanting alt depends on the price. bottles being distributed ground the City nt nil times. Every family to build n pier on its lake front. Olli­ thing of beauty nnd a joy forever to undertakings of tin- ago, o^ we may thoroughly cleansing cathartic for — — ----------- ' the donors, lo the \Womima' club, to remember U ns the reason ltchintl n constipation, biliousness, headaches, er cities have applied for this permis­ of Hanford should get the habit and— , All Tnmpn is on-the w ater wagon the other organizations, to the coun­ great political upheaval," writes Sam­ nnd sluggish bowels. sion und were granted the permission gold every­ vntil the question about the municipal ty commissioners, ami to posterity. It uel Crowthor, in an article on “ Muscle where.—Adv. ownership can be nettled. And when in one tenth of the time it has taken will be an. everlasting monument to Shinls" In McClure's Magazine for Sanford to get it. Some of the dejay Tampa owns her plants shi! will be was occasioned because the city did the fact thnt "service above self" January. n much bolter city lit every way. The annual meeting of the stock­ not have the riparinn rights b u t'this dominated the spirit of Moses Over“ If /to electrical power cornea out V* ———— o----- ■----street when he donated lhi.i piece of of the Shoal i, politiiul power moat holders of the Petrous Manufactur­ was cleared away two months a g i nnd And our truck will be nt your hack door with a b-ittle of that pure \ Dispatch says thnt the leader <if the Florida wonderland to the Woman's certainly will," Mr. Crowther predicts. ing Company, Inc., of Chuluoln, Fla., water that all the hotels, restaurants, diug stores and *r>dn fountains former Czar’s army comes to Amcrl- the' war department has not acted Club to have and to hold, to beauti­ Sketching the history of the shoals will lie held nt the office of M- F. are usiii|?. co> In the mteernge. " It i* the fortune yot according to the officials. The fy ami do make mote lovely, to keep ! Robinson, 110 Nurlh I’nrk avenue, Herald would like to r.ec this walk Mr. Crowther writes: of war" nil the French say and he started at once. We have the money and to make it sacred lo the hioinu:y "The Tonnesree River, after con­ i Sanford, Florida, at K p. m., Monday, should not kick on the change in po­ on hand and we should have something of real men and real Women. siderable meandering among the 'Jan u ary Kth. 1923, fur the purpom of sitions. started to show fur the money. It will .Southern s ta te s take* a trip across electing a board of directors and to ----------- o----------- take the greater part of n year to WEATHER AND CHOP CONDI­ northern Alabama. Nature arranged transact any other business thnt may U Woman In New York returning II biiibi this pier and the boat basin uti­ that part of the trip should be. made properly come lie fore tin- meeting. TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE from a party was robbed of $500,000 ' R. F. WHEELER, le*.! they work faster than they have WEEK ENDING JANUARY 2, *23 n ,lurr>'- The river drops one hurnl worth of jewelry. Any woman re­ ever workd in the past. red and thirty-six feet in thirty-seven ( ■V. MAHONEY, President turning from a party in New York o— -------mile*, and one hundred of the.ie feet Secretary. 237-8tc Temptwature: The temperature nvalone with that much jewelry on her in seventeen miles. A century ago the t/ .. . r, . . . . . „ OIA v r. ,. (ik/I .IN i IIE CHAM BLR OI* t OM- ernged from 3 to -1 degrees above the ought to be robbed. , , , .. . . . ! If you have a SAH I or a PIANO to uiBBK aaBvnaKUBnBBBHauatiH BflaanaaH KBBrnaiiuBaaaunuHEBHa verly frowned upon. The State of A la * , , . t MERCK normal for the week, although it was ----------- o----------call , .[move, nnd w ant it done safely, ei much below the seasonal average of Damn tried to build a canal around.! LoMintfs QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ This brings to mind the question shoals. It failed. Then the Fed* FER, anil have it done a.* you want it The finance committee of the Chnm- several days during the forepart of about Sanford owning her w ater plant the! ’r£*l t' ’ “v,’rn ntent leisurely undertook none. Phone I9S. 211-Th-Fri-St-t'V lii-r «f Commerce thinks that if nil , the week when fru it formed in first nnd the electric and gas plants the work, nnd the war department! _____ i ____ _____________________ _________ west, interior of the extreme north, the delinquent members were ap­ also. We should take steps at once ‘to* get beUeV water here for in the proached on tile subject of paying the and locnlly in upper portions of the water is the first klek of the tourist. dues for 1923 and allow the hack due central divisions, the damage even to other canal. It in sniil the department They cannot stand the smell of the to become n thing of the past that lender truck was of little moment. In compiled documents to n bulk greater sulphur water—It is not n question uf many members who nre now inactive fact, the change to cooler was rather thnn the earth excavated, but on this would again becoqje active members beneficial to the section ns n whole. Us purity. Sunshine: The sunshine was gen­ point my information is not wholly f and nil the due* would start from the ~ ----------------------------rustworthy. The point Is that hy the Wo would like to rise and remark first uf January, 1923 and could he erally adequate, although below the time the ennui was finished it was so thnt our City Commissioners talk Just kept up much easier. The Herald is r.oinul during the forepart and suv- out of date ns to be useless. about right when they say they nrc in accord with the idea ns far as the era) days near the close of the week. "The shoals, starting ns a small all of one mind on the lug question of keeping up the dues is ctmeerned nnd The lost day, however, was cloudless, nuisance, became a big* nuisance. An building a bigger anil better Sanford. if it wall make any of th mchibcrs pay except the south half of the peninsula. appropriation for Muscle Shoals wan Rainfall: Moderate rains fell over And this is their job far the year of up the year 1923 and became active packed into every pork barrel ev.er members again it woiitd be worth all divisions; they were locally heavy 1923. There is much work to do and r o l le d into Congress. The appropri­ the people should assist the City Com­ while. The Chamber of Commerce in tiie central and west-central por­ ation usually came out very shriveled missioners am) the County Commis wants the active participation of ev­ tions of the peninsula, and in much and stringy. Musclo Shoals got to lx* ery man in the city much more* than of tho section west of the Apalachi­ sioners in every way. it wants their muney although the cola river. Tho following totals were n JoEe. Now Muscle Shoals is more ------ o - .......... of u nuisance’ than it ever was, but it money Is needed and Is very accept­ reported: Tnmpn, Apnlnchk-oln, nnd • DO YOUR OWN THINK INC is no longer a joke. This river is able. Rut if otto man pays his duel Pensacola, 2.2; Key West, 1.7; Mnrjchanging the political countenance of "Do your own thinking nnd don’t the other men should do likewise. \Ve nnnn and Pinellas Park, 2,4 ;• St. Pet­ the South and of the Middle West. It ersburg, 3.5; Clermont ami Titusville, worry about what 'they' think." nays a te all in the same boat. may break up a national administra­ 1.1, and Bartow, 4.9 inches. Forbes magazine. tion, and it may elect a president. It DO THIS AND DON’T WORRY Props: The rain was beneficial to is stirring activity in Chile nnd in Wall And isn’t that the trouble with the eats nnd ranges in the west; and up­ st reel. ---- f ‘ world today? A few years ago t hi* American lands were, also, impiitved, although Aren't most of the (M-ople you know "Ever since llciiry Ford stirred b *boring too much about what "they" Hankers’ Association, together with [■lowing was delayed in some instanc­ those waters, they have been acting liititk nnd doing too little thinking otl1t,r organizations Interested in help­ es for a short time, owing to wet low; oddly on people! ing the citizen to make life comfort- lands. Early oats made good pro-! "There h not a great deal of con­ fin■ themselves? able, issued some advice, in tbc form of gross—"fine," ns some reports indi­ fidence among the 'proponent:! „f thtTho.matt 6r woman who docs tiling:: “Ten Commandments of Thrift.” Tire cate; and- Into seeding is mining up_ to offer; but it is also their Opinion—and today is the man or woman who thinks , a good stand; oat planting continues it finds support among many of thi* und thinks right, regardless of what code reads: 1. Make a budget. in some localities. The mntinued mild best informed men in politics—that if others may think about them nnd 2. Keep an intelligent record of ox- tem perature and the recent CninH the Ford tender is refused, Henry Ford their activities. greatly benefited ranges, which had will lie tW* next president of the If you wait for public approval for pnditures. 3. Have a b£?,k account. bceemo rather poor. Truck nnd cit­ United States* it is said that not a any contemplated step, you will still 4. Carry life insurance. rus trees generally improved during few highly placed members nf thu ad­ be deep in contemplation .when Gab­ 3. Make n will. the week, although heavy rains in the ministration are in such positions n* riel blows his horn. i Ci. Own your own home eventually. south did some dnmngc to tomato not to Ik* able to refute the innuendo That financier or big buslnexn mutt 7. I’ay your bills promptly, plants on the t oast. As n rule, how th at they have opposed his offer from who was charged with or credited H. invest In war savings stamps and ever, reports indicate favorable pro­ with saying: “The public Ho dnnined” motives o fpcrson.il gain. . gress; and preparations have begun was not far from the right track, ev­ other government securities. "Ford heard th at Muscle Shoals 9. Spud less than you earn. over more northerly section for the had n potential horse power of n en if his remark was a hit too blunt. 10. Share with others. Thrift with­ early planting of Irish potatoes. million. That wait enough for him. He No man can entirely ignore the out JAiievulence is a doubtful bless­ Straw berries made fair to good pro took an engineer, went down to see public, ^>f course, but the man who ing. gross—moderate quantities arc in lo­ the place, issued n statement thnt pays Coo much attention to what Wil^h the exception.of No. 8, which cal m arkets. Standing cane in the made the wildest dreams of the or­ “they" say is just as much in error the iginal promoters look little, and he i f not more so, as the man who says might la* brought up to duto by read­ south was dnmngcd by worms; ing "Invest 'lit safe securities," the work of grinding hns been delayed by straightw ay made art offer to take "the public be damned." commandments aro of present and pur- the excess of water In tho Everglades over the whole operation, lie said that And why? t Rccauto “ thoy" ure u very uncer* nninl value. They nre worth cutting districtCqtAwge, celery, lettuce, the development of this power would out nnd pasting inside the cover of peppers nnd cjr plants made fair to employ n million men1 und make the the new nremint book which opens good progress, und moderate ship­ south. with the New Year.—Jacksonville ments were mnda from the central "For a moment it seemed that the WHEN U U BELL Journal. dud southern divisions. The bulk of Ford offer would bo accepted. Then LIST IT YOUR REAL the citrus crop has been shipped from propaganda against it began to ap­ WITH US l. ESTATE OVERSTREETS MAGNIFICENT some localities uf the belt. ‘I<and is pear. The advocates of qceeptanre lieing prepared for. melons, and fertil­ have been equally active. izer distributed for spring crops. Tho "Tho only person who.haa not taken ■■■ Good buys In Orange Groves, close of the week and the advent of p a rt in tho propaganda has been Mr. T h irg ift of the-Overstreet* Compa­ Farm Land, Improved and un­ ny, through Hon. M. O. Overstreet of the New Year find the farm er, the Ford.'Ho has intimated thnt ho might improved city real estate, nnd 100 foot on each side of thu road nt fruit grower and trucker alivo to the have something to say when it is prompt service can be found at Robinsons' Spring including the beau­ generally favorable condition of the nl over, but the most that ho has said unr place ■ TRY U8! tiful spring to the Sanford Woman’s soil. The Weather Bureau begs to directly on his offer Is this: “ ’It is squnrely up to Congress. Club is one of the finest nct^over done remind all that demand upon it for Every change asked by tho committee warnings of frosts and cold waves In this or Orange county. By this gift —save one—has been incorporated. commands immediate attention, Tho Mr. Overstreet Jias demonstrated he We do not intend to change tho offer Bureau is not only ready to Ijplp^ but AGENTS U willing and anxious to assist in again—it Is squarely up to congreos beautifying the roads nnd tho»county begs to be permitted (6 do so. ns it now stands’." In general. By 'this act ho demon­ F lrt, Casualty, Auto lnaurance Annual total of automobile injur­ strates th a t he thinks about some­ 105 W. First S t , SANFORD, FLA thing aside from making money for ies is not over 3211,000, says Edward Jordan, f he could have sold the springs for a et. Sfjyjj \ . . tain quantity. Part of “they" says.do this. Part of “they" says do that. "They" sny yes, "They" say no. l*abU *hM i 'r v w r f n f l r m u o n p i r r i i l S n » « * r I t t h e l l r r a K I l o l l J I n * , 107 The point. Well, the fellow who M m»oiu atph ru . wnits for 'the public’s voice, who pricks his cars to hear what "they” ‘ sny becomes n mere straw blown ev­ ri'DI.INIIEHN ery which way—n vacillating, do-nolhI I . J . I I O I . I . V ____ „______________ K 4 l l o r N, J . I . I M . A I I t l ------ l f r r r l « r i r > T r r i a a r r r iug mmcntitl. II. A. KKK1. ......... lirn rr.l (|nnn*rr The doer, must think put his own R . A. I I O I .I .V Ailt r r l l . l n i r l l a n i u r r A l t . n U l u llnlra ,'lndr K i u n n o n course, decide in his own mind the A|ipll<*«IIon step he secs best to take, and then L B W I 1 M l 11*1’ C l r r u l a l l i i n M n n n a r r lake it,' regardless of consequences I ’h u a r n i o - w a l t r r r> %>. m , or what "they" may say. H n l> .rrl|ill» n l'r lr a In A d t a a r r It’s true, isn’t it? _ O a r V r a r ____ ___ __________ WHO Now think about your own course. H U H a a l k a ----------«r: ............ ................ 3J*0 D r l l i r r r d la CUT k | 1 'a r r lr r Have you awaited public appruvnl O ar tt'r r k ----O n la before acting? Have you asked your T il * h l | 13- t o i K - p a a r W r r k l r l l r r - own mind: "Whnt will they say?" • U ra llra ll' r a m a H r m l n n l r I 'm i a l j r a n d la p n b l U h r d r i r r r 1‘r l d n y . A d v * r And if you hnvc,'hnsn’t it been your lU InK r a l r a n a d r k a a n a a a a p p l l r a t l a a . S2.S0 p r r y r a r , a l n a f a l a a d o a r r . experience that in the end you were a t a loss which direction lo take? l l i : M l l i : i t T I I K A M O t l A T K I ) PHHAA Hut when you have decided your T h a A ssociated 1'resn la e x c lu s iv e ly •a llt ls d to Ihe use for rap u b ltcstlo n «>f own course by thi? compass of your a ll now* disp atch e s cred ited lo It nr not oth e rw ise cred ited Jit (lain patter own mind, haven't you had more qf and atao tha lo c a l ty*ws p ub lish ed success thnn failure? h tre ln . **t — ’ , A ll rig h t* of r e -p u h llc iillA ii o f sp e cial Think for yourself nnd act ns you d isp atch e s herein a re ulsu reserved. think.—St. Petersburg Times. Sanford Daily Herald HERALD COLLECTIONS ) 2 A CLEAN SLATE The Herald Printing Co. » . V ": In starting the New Year, one resolution you should not forget is to pay up and wipe out your debts. By so. doing you will not only • add to your prestige and standing in the community, but you will be­ come financially independent. S tart a savings account with us, and let us help you to enjoy the blessing of being free of financial worry. • PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD t o t o Sanford, Florida Believes Political ' Destinies May-Lie In Muscle Shoals springs PHONE 311 FOR QUICK ACTION NOTICE! MM— J— — 1 I_ | I And Be Sure it\s Elder Springs W ater You i! Use in T hat Battery i Elder Springs Water Company TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS r y SK Maxwell & Britt REAL ESTATE wmm �THE SANjfOKD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1923 w*«rtii» FIRST RAW PULP TURNED OUT AT LEESBURG CORPORATION’S PLANT w>‘rei(» £n*»wo(r>> w itu X OAftvuiiwii inuR-’niu n* i*oomi * noamo rrvw**i»c inmTiim tfi'ri' hm itNnhow trJtrins t n u v \ J I N ( i IM TO l l l t t i v t I|1V *M ||I CarUi of Sanford** Reput­ able Professional Men, each „f whom. In hla chosen pro(fusion tho Iferald rccornrnrr.de to tho people- G eorge A. DeCottes Attorney-nt-Lnw Over Slrainole County Bank FLORIDA B A N FORn FRED R. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Dank Duilding SANFORD FLORIDA CHELLE MAINES LAWYER . ■ —Court House Ejes K-amlnrd Classen Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. Opticlan-Optonielrist 312 East First Street \ Sanford, Fla. I2LSH (Jratltm le V c lc ri\a ri, OlTico Telephones: Opposite P. O. OtTice 123 Del.and, Florida Ue:;idence 257 iJ V tirM b v January Fjrsrf^tarts the First Quarter of the New Year. Open that Savings Account Now. Deposits made on or be­ fore the Tenth draw interest from the First. p . • > Four per cent compounded quarterly. o*»in *■*** *3fc*»*| j ■jangled banner flying proudly to tho ( breeze from the tall staff in front of tho administration building, the pay , flowers in various hues and kinds in ^ tho curious formed beds smiling up at the deep, blue sky and busy workers Miss Adrian W aits of Dunedin was running hither and you with eager­ the guest of Mias Louise Allen a few ness nml expectancy depicted smiting days last week. countenances, the Grass Filler Fulp .Miss Hettic Arncftc spent tho hol­ Rnd Paper Corporation turned out its idays with her mother Mrs. Cramer. first digester full uf raw pulp S a tu r ­ Mr. and Mrs. Wilt Itinenu and fa­ day afternoon and using the language of one of the men a t the mill "the mily .were visitors in JJnnford Saturffrst boil was a great success." For many months the hig mill on the shored o f Lnl.ko Griffin has been bullding-Jind beenusc of its stujK’ndClassified A ir 3c a line. No ad taken for less than 25c and positively no, ousness anil the enormity of the un­ classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count dertaking because of delays on ac­ A COMMUNITY BUILDER count of detnile to be ivorkiM out it five words to a line und'remit accordingly. has taken longer than at first eonD. F. W HITNER, Cashier F. P. FOllSTER, President templatdc l>ut the mill is now finished, the huge harvester I k nssembled, tried WOO’D FOlt ijAli'fl—^s’fiU a cord. ■ out and found more than adequate for Flense nrningo to pay cash on de­ . tho purpose for which it was built , and unless some unforscen accident livery, and specify tho kind of wood . occurs the mill will lie running in wanted, wheir placing yoiir order.—F. full blast with the new year. One ll)C-tfc S. Vcnrny, * * ' t who has never viewed the big mill FOR SALK—Rosier and Gays' jrainta with its covtly. huge and intricate runand varnishes- at Sanford Novelty steel knives and ’ chinory can have no idea of the vnstWorks, Snnfurd agents. l.'3-tfe ncss and the cost of construction. FARMERS—-You can gel ae*n! bed ' .Making paper from saw grass is n frum^i and irrigation, plur.s a t tfcs; new idea and all of the machinery had Sanford Noveity Works. 100-tfc to be.especially manufactured.' It wns FOR SALK—Twelve furnished rooms1 estimated th a t the giant harvester with three year lease a t 115 Pal- WANT Kir TO BUY—odgf touring’ atone would cdsl ?fiO,l)lHI but when it rnetto avenue. 235-tfcj ear, not Inter than 1921 model. Ad • was finished it wnn found to have cost. FOR tiA Lk—Celery farm, house, ten dress **\V. D. C." care Herald. much more thnn Qris. The mill is comacres Sanford, Fin'., tiled flowtn; ' pb tely. pnid for—not one dollar of wells, big money maker, must srt-th debt rests upon it. 7 ta r g e cake estate. Act quick. !tuv; 1202, (Irian The trial Saturday wns s wufeosa do, Fia. Easy terms. 2J0-fit< No waste and proves th at tire mill can turn out, ■ the very best grade of paper-making1 FOR SALK—Well trnhud bird dog. 1 pulp, pay the Stock holders good drviCall at 30! French Avenue. 23fi-Ct|» ENOCH MORGAN’S SONS CO., RrvTwfc, 0 .1 JL jdrnds on tho money invested :«%id mnf o r s A l k —f i i l i F t r k e s ^ a i ~ 1 terially care for the shortage iir papermortal trees and shrubbery. My making pulp. The “boil” wns started* trees nre grown by some.of the larg­ Friday night und nil the motors and est and best nursories In the South.— machines in the big plant were bum­ W. L. Hall, the fruit tree man, Orlan­ RAN*'IN'G ('LASSES every Tuestloj JOHN GOVE, Proprietor All the A. K. K. find they nre Unming at the same time. All of the do, Fla. * . 238-12tp at Parish House at -1 p. in. for ehil lights were on and those who saw the known Soldiers when they try to talk CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY FUR SALK—New cypress tank, flxfi dren olid 7 p. m. for adults. Iptorpro mill say it was a wonderful sight ml 1 to congressmen about another bonua tntive and hail room dancing.—Profes­ ft. never used nt 213 East I lls St. 1018 W ait P in t B M 1018 Went First S treet bill,—New York Tribune. 114-lft gave them a vision of a greater Lees­ 210-atp sor C. L. Efaen. burg. FOR SALK—Cottage, garage and HOMES built on easy terms Belgium has a motorcycle with o In the huge-digester was the saw Muasun, Ituihh r, trailer. Inquire Mr. Durant, Lake grass that would eventually he pulp— water-cooling system. Mary, Fin. * 310-fitp four tons of it—with the chemicals that mV necessary for manufacturing y. In * | that article, Over and over, around ORANGE GROVE REARING care of nHj around, went the digester while ■■ 510 trees, grapefruit, tangerines- and 339-311) from the pipes flowed a steady steam " JJ oranges, nil in splendid condition, well to cook tho mass, It takes hours o f : J J tn^en care of; 8 room house in good cooking ami churning1 to turn the ■ * condition; l acres muck, fine for truck ihru into pulp. When it was fin ish -la ■ farming; 2 acres cleared for addition­ al ‘ grove. f^rtre $x,0()0. Balance Arc you moving? i all tossings ed it was turned out and the chiefs o f i" * departments, the laborers and marly ■* terms. Consider trade. (Jt'K'K SERVICE TRANSFER, if visitors were standing by to see the a a See Mr. Bronson you want it done ns YOU WANT it great sis cess of tho first attempt of H ■ A. P. CONNELLY \ SONS ; done. Phone 49rt, 2 i I-Tii-Fi i-Sat-lfc making- pulp in largo quantities at JJJ Established 1908 the plant of the Grass Fiber Fulp and ■ ** Phone IH 104-8 Magnolia Avc. Paper Corporation. ■N And it was n grant success and now " 3 Drat it is settled thu t pulp can be FOR RENT—Unfurnished apartment successfully rondo from saw grass *w ' Fefndale Apartments, 305 K. First many will feel at ease and there will ■■ Street. __ 190-tfc be fewer i'aubling Thomas's. And 3 3 w a n ted To ren t jiretfy soon tin1 mil] will be running nr G /'onniH, flujsc* in* Ai|urr*»f at full capacity giving employment to bh "House** viirt’ 4•f Herald. JlHlLiltp hundreds of men. mm WANT Eli—To rtut. furnuhed bun­ j D is tile intention of the Grass Ki- 3 3 j her Pulp and Paper Corporation tu jj *| galow, occupimy Tim. Kith, very duproduce enough pulp to he made into;■* liruble tenant, cute <I^o. \V. Knight. ‘2 39-lfr >rint paper liy the Virginia Paper Co.j5 S o supply every newspaper in Florida] 3 3 FOininTKT^TloUie isnlfi^arngtq all with paper to print nn edition. This J cutfjtcaienccs* Call a t 113 Kant 5th will be accomplished sometime iicforu u i. treat. ^ ____ _________ 1139-fit p the first of March, It can be tru th ­ iVANTKl) TO RENT— Perjrmncnt, a I NK IN MEN FINED fully said that thu pulp mill nt I.ees or 4 room Unfurnished apartmenv, burg is a decided success and is one flat or house, desirable location. .Au­ LOS ANGKLE&, Jan. 3.—Fines ag­ of the greatest, if not the greatest, dreys "F, S." care Herald office, Rhngregating $0,800 composed the sen­ ford. Fin. 192-ttC tence In district court here yesterday enterprise in Florida. UR RENT-—Furnished, two room ngninst eight railway union men PASCO COUNTY WILL up apartment, .'lilfi Pidmctto Ave. convicted of conspiracy to obstruct HAVE NEW PAVINC 241-3tp interstate commerce in connection with the strike last August against DADE CITY, Fla., Jnn. 3.—Pasco the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe KELLOGG DENIES HE county's fair will bo held January rnilron'd. Tho United States District 24 to 27, it wan announced today. WILL TAKE POST AS Judge- Bledsoe iffconouncod sentence INTERIOR SECRETARY Pasco county will have 100 miles after assurance by counsel for tho of now hard surfaced^road in 1923< defense that the fines would bo paid WASHINGTON, Jnn. 4,— Mention "by union organiiationa of which the This Avill connect A m and Hernan­ do counties runlng from Dnde City it) of the name of Senator Kellogg, Re­ defendants were members. tho Hernando county line. It will Jm publican, Minnesota in connection 15 feet wide. It will extend from H er­ with the vacancy,|n the cabinet to re­ INDUSTRY MOVES SpUTII nando county lino cast to Lacoochco sult Mnrrh 4 with the resignation of and then to the Hillsborough county A!l*crt B. Fall, secretary of the in­ terior, caused tho Minnesota senator to issue a statement yesterdny. thnt there niis absolutely no basis for the costs of tho North. If Muscle Shonls ROYAL TIN CAN OPENER statement. can supply cheap power it w ill-un­ ARRIVES FOR CONFAB "I am not seeking n position; none doubtedly be the center n t the cotton has been offend nu>, nml I will accept spinning industry—at least f<* the TAMPA, Jnn. 3.—Royal Tin Con none. I hope I will have to make ho coarser ffibrics."—Samuel Crowthcr In Opener G. W. Tremnin, of Fredonia, such statement again." .McClure's Mngnzine for January. N. Y., is here today'to preside over I -* *. V the annual convention of tho Tin Can BUNCH OF FINE CARS / Tourists of the World. The conven­ Mr. Moore of. tho Buick company tion will bo held In** DeSoto Park, hns a fine line of new Buicks on tho Tampa’s tourist sottlem fnt, with Over floor today including aport tourjng, 3,000 in abundance. 1 -■ -■ •1 touring swbns and touring cars and The 'orgaiiizotion claims 500,000 ■ A j ■ *.* 1 runabouts. He was fortunate In se­ members In *11 parts of the country. ■ f l! ¥ 7 1 1 11 curing this many cars for Sanford as Tim opening was slated- for loot ■ 'i rjM nil of them were yranted elsewhere. night but because of Trcmaln’s delay T T * enrnite it was postponed Until to ­ night. Meetings will bo held In DeSoto park .each night during the week. FOR SALE WANTED grease vrilh LOST You can find tho name of erery live 11mines* Man In Sanford In this Column cash day. Quick Service Transfer .Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; if not, tell Da. Phono 498 SANFORD Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Works; Cjlinder Grinding; Del.uxo Pistons; Fly Wheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank HbafU Returned— ----------Phone 02 ULTON .LMOUGIITON ARCHITECT Room 7, Miller Bid 8A.NFORD \ Ff.OltlDA SANFUUI) NOVELTY • WORKS V. C. C O J J .F R . Gcncral Sho^i and. Mill Work CONTRACTOR and. BUILDER l<7 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. GILLON & FRY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Westinihouse Lights and Appliances New Line of Fixtures Miller Building Magnolia Avenue «. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY m p-------- AUTO BONDS S. O. Shinhol^cr Contractor and Builder % HANFORD f l o r I da SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORfeS SATURDAY FRIDAY FOR RENT _________________ _ ONE-HALF PRICE-----$25.00 Suits, Friday and Saturday ‘........................ $;i5.00 Suits, Friday and Saturday..,........................ 25 ALL WOOL SERGE DRESSES, 2 DAYS FOR ......$12.50 .,^ 1 7 .5 0 y2 PRICE } Full Fashion Silk Hose, all col Satines, Crepe *Satins, Can ors, values tons, Friday and Saturday to $2.50, for New Spring Shades in Guaranteed fast color 32-INCH Fast colors, new novelty patterns, yard ■’ k R HODGINS Al5To ILABIATOR 'AND SHE! METAL WORKS -Hanford,T'la. DR^. BAGWELL FRIDAY GRADUATfe VETERINARIAN N Phone UnWa^'barmdcy 37p and 419 British mo] :a are demanding - -1 ~ * • -- -q s* — . \ SATURD iH MISCELLANEOUS �I T O 1; -* ~ - ■ PAGE FOUR = V/ \ . * 1. 1 t- ' ...•• 'A -■-*>• ■ *£* . * ' •' ,* ' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY A, 1923 ________________ m m i - ; W ith V O N STR O H EIM ^ , ' ; . PRINCESS THEATRE Friday and Saturday . jy ja n You Will Love to Hate r.w ELECT WOMAN MEM HER Mrs. Ilcnton came up from Orlando much, nnd Santa Claus did not forget OF DUNEDIN-COUNCIL to help care for Mrs, Wttitdrdick the us if wo could not goMr, nnd Mrs. Jlnrold Haskins were first of the week, then Mrs. Beck took DUNEDIN, .Jan. 2.—A. J. Grant, caller at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. her over to her home. Mr. nnd Mrs, Beck nnd children, Nelsc nnd children, while (Jramlpn N. -V. McLean and Mrs. Chnrlct Charles, Minnie and Barnwell spent 'Malm took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Knight were elected members of the city council nt yesterday’s city elec­ HamU Tolar. / Christmas with her parents. Mrs. Ceo. Clark wishes us to thank tion. Pcry G. Niven was elected tax Mr. Bridgeinati has had a pretty nil the ftdks who so generally remem­ assessor and cuitcclor and William sick house of late. .Luther was very bered her at Christmas time. She had Y. Douglas.* nnd K. F. HIa tch ley ns ill from gall stones, Sadie has been n perfect shower of groceries nnd bond trustees. sick with bolls, and one of tho men good thing.* to cat. Miss Smith, the boarding there has A broken leg. A pumping station on n California t Rod Cross worker brought nut a bas­ caused by falling off a box car. river the level of which varies more k e t , Mr. Taylor's st<tfe In Goldsboro Mr. and Mrs. Port Smith nnd son than 00 feet nt certain seasons ba­ nnd dnnghter, Major Henderson nnd sent out one, Mrs. DoForest sent her boon mounted on an inclined railway $5.00 ns usual, nnd the Upsnln Sunday wife all of Monroe spent the day on on which it can bo lowered to the wa­ Christmas with Will Henderson, wife school Bent her n big basket full. S(ie ter. has been Worse than usual, almost l>ednnd family. ridden. Mrs. Jack Vaughn nlso took Emil Magnuson came up Saturdny h m m m n m n n m Never leave‘the car rest on a de­ For the first lime \hin season (the j JJJ H ^ ^ JS? ^ from Windermere to spend Christmas her over one thnt wns meant for her­ :/= The Gnngrrgnl jonnl Club Inst their flated tire. self front the Episcopal minister. Congregational Club was dpfeated.! w m n »» * i iin *■ with his sister, Mrs. J. K. Lundipilsl •first gnnte of the season lust night And thu honors go to the Men's Club.. and other t dative* here. ami even with this loss of one frame, The game, played last night, on the k ) n L / a n *1 u Elmer Tyler and sister, Mis* Eu­ they still stand out ns the best IwnvlParish House alleys goes down in nice and grandmother Mre.vjlcngaton, :f era so far this first half. " They have Nu-Tile ■Shingles might easily be called the “roof im­ history as one of the best and most also same with him to visit their folks; l^ort men in the licit fifteen howlers, Interesting games of the senson, both Mr. and Mrs,-Tyner, Mr. and Mrs. mortal", than years where , their team hold* the record for the* ffivs »fts f as nn experience of more _ -------- - twelve i v ---------- sides rolling good Scores nnd the fin­ Noah Fry came up Sunday. highest team score, ohe of their men S’u-Tile roofs have bcdiuurolectinB the property of home Ni als being won by the Men's Club by There was ji Christmas tree on Sat -1 holds the hest average for any one Mr. D.ilt. Hodges and family paid nvners docs not'show the1least signs of wearing out. Nor .Mr. and Mrs. C arter Dcllaven hold owi night's work nml onn of their nu n -the hoard* at the Princess Theatre to­ the very narrow margin of six pins. her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Khrens- unlay- night nt the home of Mr. and do they “curl up.’ Mrs. Andrew Hnrtleson to which Mr. comes second in the individual game night. This is an all comedy night. * Stevenson and lidding, both Con­ perger a visit over Sunday, the 3?at. and .Mrs. Alfred Krlcsitn nnd children gregational men, and two of the West record. Mrs. Anna Do Fairest spent a mtntSnve your motfcy by paying a little more for Nu-Tile It you have- n grouch drop in and see Mr. and Mrs. John Borrel nnd Wood-; The Congregational flu h in holding this play and tin: grouch will vanish. bowlers in the league, were absent, Itcr of days in Jacksonville, returning nrd Hertleson were present. All of nnd getting the shingle that i* always on the job! the first half records arc duplicating but their Absence from the Champs honie^the Inst of the week. W e.hear their stunt of Inst year. All through line up is not sufficient alibi us the she has purchased n (ini* new liuick them nnd Emli Mngnuson went over Friday nnd Saturday, night* (ho big Three colors—Tile Red, Snow White and Green, Also UT Deland to see their sister Mrs. last senson they held onto first place, entire team rolled in the neighborhood automobile. "Millyun” dollar production, “Foolish all kinds of roll roofing. Karr the next day. winning the pennant with very little of their overage us n team, the Men's Wives",. This is a great phqto piny Mrs. A. F. Wcsterdick is till ill •There was n big dinner on Sunday! opposition. And this season their Club winning by su|ierlor bowling. and should he seen by every one*in nt the home o f• her daughter, Mrs. at tho home of Mrs. J. E. Lundtpiist Manufactured by scores, nvorngen and individual bowlll.gh honors of the evening went to 1!nni<,y ^ w are sorry to henr, *^ Seminole county. to whieh some 30 sat down; one car Ing has been even b e tte r., Tnnington, who lacked one pin of fn>m „ elapse . flf of the lluwith six in came nil the way front Ft. ‘ The most opposition they have had bowling SOU, with IIcl.ellay a close Thursday, Jan. II Coburn’s MinMrs. August Swanson is nurdug Meade in which were Kilmer nml hit or are having this year in the Farm ­ strd s will ludd thi enrds at the Prin­ second with -1112. Itcnaud and Iletts again in town, since ln“t Friday. partner. Mr. Kvcrrt and wife. Harder ers' Club. The Farmers arc pushing cess. This company ni-cds no intro­ a iso bowled good games. Mrs. IMgar Khrenxpergii arid ids came from Pensacola; the daughter 1 them a clone second, nnd should the Tlie loss of this one game by the friend Mj*. Frank Itnird from Way--jand family; Mr. nnd Mr*. A. Swanson* duction to the people «»f Sanford as it Chnmps weaken just a little, tinploys here to a full house every sea­ Congregational Club gives the Farm ­ c r o s s , GnT, visited at the home* of Mr. and A'irhie were also among those Farmers will take the honors from son, They have new songs, dan 'cs ers one mure chance at the first half arid Mrs. Khrensperger me I Mr mid present, also her brother Emil MagKohl in Sanford by them In the second half. And push­ nnd skit* thi* year and have 35 en- pennant, ns they now have n chance Mrs. U. II. Hodges in town over Xmas. nuson. ing the Farmers close, Is the Men’s tertalners. (jet your reserved seats o! tieing with the Champs. The Farm- The young men were schoolmate* of The family also took dinner there Club. These three teams are all made Monday at Kiuinnllut A; Anderson's. ers bowl with the Itotes tonight and Mrs. Hodges and Mr . T . llolli a t on Christmas day. up of good consistent howlers, had al­ % should httve little difficulty in win­ Cullman, Ala. We were invited nut to the Christ­ though the Chnmps stand out us the ning, and then should both the Everybody who attended the Xmas um* tree at the country home of M r.! FOOLISH WIVES" L'ALLKll best it Is possible and even probable Champs and Farmers win their re­ cantata on Friday night a! the Luth­ that the second half which starts the s n t l ’.KN MASTERPIECE maining games until it comes time eran church . was delighted with the ami Mrs. Coller, hut too ill with a cold to go; Mr. mid Mrs. Forrest West: latter pnrt of this month will find a for these two teams to meet each splemfid program of imi- ii given by ; and sons l-eonard and Donald and difference. j The Tir-t real million-dnllar ph >to other, that game would decide the the |5 trained voices Ln •tight here by I Mr. nnd Mrs. .Charles Framer and} The following overages and records Itev. Kckhnrt, from Pierson, and Do- (Jlen and Curtis, nil enjoyed it very :drama has nt.idr it* appearance. it ii liist half pennant winners. do not include the game howled last ["Foolish Wives," an extravagant pic The scores for last night's games l.und. Sorry that sickness ran od ,u* p . night: to m 1*1 all the good things. He will Iturirntion of life and adventures *it were as follows: Three licst howlers in the league — lie Iibre again fo r preaching at 7:00 Monte Carlo, made hy Krlch von Strio Fong regal iunalx Stevenson, first; Amuimw and I’cn: next Sunday evening. rheini for Ihe Universal Film Com- 1Vn nirtgl sill 130 ISO 171 ■nington tied for. second. A fine sermon was also given there jinny, In tin* tnvishnesa of its sets,} Jewett .113 1to 110 Highest individual score for. one on Sunday evening, tin- house liefngi the absolute accuracy of its details A. Ken mill 137 1HO 1 It game, Amnnns first, 210, IVnnington (tiled (o overflowing. All listened rev- j and its unusual rhndnctcrixnlions, it Thurston 170 1 ID* 07 second, 211. erentiy for an hour and n half, dur-j is reputed to outstrip anything hither­ L, Honnud 177 150 1 IS Highest score for one evcning.'three mg which time, also, testimonies were to attempted for the screen. It in to games, Stevenson M7. (Steve rolled given. A lunch was served at 11 :UU of be pn ruled at the Princess Theatre ■ this score twice). 2205 Tot ids hot coffee anil a* the old year passedi Friday and Saturday of this week, Highest team score any one even­ Men's Club out 5 minutes was spent in silent f * Much has been heard of how von ing, Congregational*, 2138. ir.2 fS| 130 ik:i prayer; thru Sob-moo Anderson rung •Stroheim ratiM-d !h.......nntruction at Belt* 13 l ! I* H57 tc.!) tin1 bell, nnd tfuy closed with a song t ’oivcmd studies in i 'aliforota, of May t Kit 131 131 ■tIH or praise and-thanksgiving to Uod, t Uvcrliit huge stfiietuu-s • xjii'tly duplicating Fox 111 128 110 370 Mrs. Mary Clark passed away Mon­ the principal buildings at the HuroDcLcllny day night nt the Fernnid-laiughloti 1 to 153 103 -JU2 t penn pleasure resort. Those who have hospital whore she was taken last # j^wn the picture say that the director i.... 2271 Thursday by the lied Cross nurse, has absolutely reproduced Monte C ar­ that she might have the cart* needed. | Kanford-Jacksonville (Same Called (XT. lo. front the exotic architecture of the We arc all sorry she would not con-j Standing tif thr Club* Casino down to the monograms on Hut Team Coming Here is One sent to go sooner, la-fore she got Won J^ist Pet. tin- linen of the Hold dc I mis. *ui weak. The arrangements have not i .(ion !l 1 f of licst In Florida Universal announces Hint more than ( imgrrgatlonnl* la-en made yet for the funeral. She ' Fat mm * ..777 7 2 $10(1,0(1 alon* wap spent forgets and .700 was the widow of the late (iverge 7 3 It was officially announced thi* af­ that verying numbers of ''extra" to - MeliV Flub .3 ti ternoon that the bAsket ball game In tu r s , (rtim s.-vi ra | hundreds to sever R**tnry <‘lull .333 t'lutk of Wdluoiiinto. Conn., and bis . 2-cj daughter, Mi*. Florence FttUacotl, is . tween Sanford and Jacksonville h as ut thme iilwN, « i |i Used frum time l<> Mt-i i bant* 2 7 expected. O 1 1 .000 been called off, but another game, one ' ljmi to g d crowd scenes typical of Fhttsc A Go.......Mi*. (J. Ilinrhl with Margaret mnlj of more Importance to Sanford, will ^ surging pleasuie-seekcfs who Ifor mini Woodward llertleson and j be plnjjrcd Friday night on the Parish throng the plains, the parks, the to i'in m n m Oa n iii a Pa Mr ..,d Mi*. Itnllinger were Thurs­ house court with the Masked \ \ nnili'nI nrvnirnnil(ii and cafes of Monte Carlo, *3 fq P-i day caller* to see Rev. J. S. t.’lurk j cf South Florida. The magnificent sets, the guy and wife. We fo u n d the g o o d man A’t The Masked Wonders have n veryjc'„)W(ll fltu| t)l(. ni|orful activities of busy with u big wheelbarrow of wood j 1*4 ft* itrong basket ball team and have been Monte Carlo, Itnvc Iwen used, it is unwhite the wife was entertaining the j winning games front the8 strongest strongest j,,r^t„iid, only an n setting for von 5* b | w ^ m u tv m «* daughter, Mrs. Pmlmore. and baby teams* In the state. They wear masks Stroheim's strange and foryeful story An annual event arranged for the purpose of clearing out all Fall and from Uollin* College, who hnt'e bceti] Things warming up now in the while they play and they are a bunch of the adventures and intrigues of a there since Sunday. Ilnhy Clark enn Winter Merchandise. * » of lightening. This game will no bogus Hussion Count nnd his pursuits bowling league. walk all about the room now, and he doubt 1m one of the' hardest fought ut the frivolous wife of an American First half will close with several looked so cute when he came across games that the Sanford boys have diplomatic envoy. The director him­ tile room with n long necktie on and been up against this season, but the self play* tin role uf the Continental hard fought battles. One of the greatest selling activities and bargain sensations of the Mr. H.V■h«! tilted on hi* head. We conch is confident that the sjiced the Lothario and i* said to have created a jear. An event looked forward to by experienced shoppers for miles around Celery Feds are putting up will carry character iccegnurd as the most deb­ The Masked Wonders will he at the hope to have Itev. Clark with in next Sunday after Sunday school nt 3:30. them through the .fray . with flying onair, yet the most despicable ever Parish I rouse Friday night. .who have come to know H ns one filled with opportunities for economical At the election of officers for the colors. short oil the screen. The Masked Wonders are a bunch Supdny school all the old x>nos were The ndmissinn price for thsl game buying—each year gaining momentum and becoming one of THE great 'of greased lightning. They have one le-electetL $lo.fir> has licen given for will not bo raised even though more NO EXKCU IIONST shopping occasions on the January calendar. (of the best teams in the state. Re home mission*, $12.70 for missions, : will be seen for the money. Twenlyj nnd we still have |83W in the treasury sun* to see them. after paying for the three month* lUJULlN, Jan. 3.—Headquarter* of lliejtepuhlicnrv army stated yesterday The girls basket ball team refused supplies. This is the time for sales of Women's and Children’s Apparel—Sales of Clarence Herg(|tilsl nnd his sister afternoon they had no information to go so far from home without Ihe Dry Goods Sales of Shoes—Sales of Men's and Boy's Apparel—Sales of whatever concerning the report of hoys and when,the boys game with Mis* Itittll have returned after rpemling the holidays with their parent* the four rebels recently nirestcd in Jacksonville was called off the girls Furniture and House Furnishings— in fact when all sections of the store the Tralee dliitrict being executed in did likewise nnd will play at home Fri­ nt Tiger Bay. Wnlfred Pierson is still suffering off& T ire chances for economy during seven selling days. Hurry. Information in rither quarters day night. with carbuncles im his neck. N is that the report of the executions I# . . . , ... Lonnie Gnmmngc nnd four children -!• untrue. The name of the girls team v s ting . . . j ...................... , , . of Americus, Gn., visited for n numhere Friday will Ik- announced later. Such an event as this YOU CANNOT AFFORb Tt> MISS for therc’^ m her of dAy* last week with hin,ncphcw loin the thronga of rradera. This gives the fnns n double bender nnd wife, Mr. and Mr*. Voile William* bound to be something of interest to you, your family or your home. for one price. And you can bet they nnd hi* father, M. will be two good games. five cent* a head will be charged and * Wf Mrs. Jack Vaughn killed 8 gunil, wo | the game will start promptly at K henr, at one shot on Mr*. Clark*' place o’clock. During the last game seats Otis George is busy handing out nnd gave them to Mr*. Beck,'all but were ut a premium and as nn over­ instructions at the golf links. Make one the cat got. flow crowd I* expected to witness this a date with him and improve your Little Voile Williams was sick on game with one of the fastest basket play. It will make you take more in­ Tuesday, with hi* old trouble, mala­ . ' .* • v»V ball teams in tho south, our advice terest in the game once you renlly ria, but Dr. Tolar was called nnd h^ Would be, come early. The girla will know how to play. . to check it in time. ■* V*--',' i . nlso piny nt homo Friday night. The I-M Water, oil, grease a are the W ritten last week hut too slrk to name of the girls' team will he an­ worst enemies. nounced later, * ; ' ■ ‘ V w .- U K , . • i 5 BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor CONGREGATIONAL DROP THEIR FIRST CONGREGATIONAL HAVE BEST / BOWLING CLUB DURING FIRST HALF GAME OF SEASON-MEN’S CLUB WINS Lead in Pins Bowled by Team and Have Largest Just Six Pin Majority is All Men’s Club Have But Enough to Be First to Put Crimp in Champs Sails Number of Bowlers in Best Fifteen FOR THE MOVIE FAN I DV AI A A|\l1 _ # t IIV lilt - IP IIM v A m algam ated R o o fin g Co., C hicago Hill Implement Supply Co, Orlando, Fla, Masked Wonders of Soulh Florida Flay in San ford Friday ANNOUNCE THEIR January Sales Sat,, Jan, 6 to Sat, Jan,, 13 CELERY SEED Potato, Chicken and Shrimp Salad Georgia Country Sau­ sage Imported Swiss Cheese Imported Edam Cheese Premier Coarse Soup Black English Walnuts Old Pa. Buckwheat Stone’s Fruit Cake* 50c per pound i L K. il l § ,.« ■■ I. J- . ■ ■ ■ ft . . . . . I I n i ASi So come to Orlando and shop during this sales event. " . , r - . , V_. , ■ C . . . *v . �W Rm l W5.<' PAGE 1FTVB THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY* I, 1923 BK SK SK K b— “WHERE STYLE REIGNS" Opposite Fflrd Service Station “WHERE STYLE REIGNS" Opposite Ford Service Station . F irst St.-------Sanford, FI . First St.-1----- Sanford, Fla With DAN HOLT an3 MINSTREL QC SS O t) ENTERTAINERS OO ' — PRICES— Main floor ........ $1.50 Pitta i Zm o r 9 o u i i u u i j m u 9 a t 9 a i A n d P o s it iv e ly E n d s S a t u r d a y , Night, J a n u a r y 20th, 1923 ■i. Two Weeks of SENSATIONAL SELLING. All Winter Merchandise must ko regardless of cost. RKMARKARLE REDUCT'HlNS on our entire slock or LADIES’ WEARING APPAKKL, MILLINERY and ACCESSORIES. The most amazing values that Sanford lias ever seen. We.tire going t<i move into the new Meisch Building, store next t«» the I’ostoffice, and we want to start our Sprint; Season with a complete new stork, therefore we intend sacrificing' all of our'SEASONABLE WINTER MERCHANDISE REGARDLESS .OF CO$T. J> tvry thing must go, so make your plans to ’pay us a visit, and secure some of the choicest bargains that have ever been offered in Sanford. It will pay you to buy now even for next Winter's la a 3;-: 1 n. Se ru DRASTIC DRESS REDUCTIONS An unusual assortment of choice Wool Dresses in Poin t Twill, Tricotine, Panar, Wool ( rope ami others. Reduced to belmv cost, at $ 1 3 .7 5 , $ 1 6 .7 5 , $ 1 9 .7 5 , $ 2 2 .5 6 , Former prices $22.50 to $55,00' - ' l ■ --p---nz_r---------------------- - r■--■'■ Large selection Silk Dresses in Canton Crepe, Satin F a te d ., Canton, and Crepe.Satin. Very clever models, Navy;* Black and Brown. Special for this sale at— $ 1 2 .9 5 ,$ 1 4 .7 5 , $ 1 8 .7 5 , $ 2 2 .5 6 Pric* . Were s 19.75 to $20.75 Choicest F' otA> I’m* : fPoaun'.i and «-v* si:11j* v.» a-. i‘'ii y ■'.'*' i cpl i >• ated in Tall. In--, * 1 'll-n^. t .oei ■« a..d .’.paii.^ii inn..". Newest prevailing shinies. \ cry spicially prieed at- $16.75 I a,, i quality Wool Sweaters in Ftixetio and Sli|M>ver styles. An [i • mjiifttally large assorlment to j! Cal i' from. Colors: Tan, Brown, ■ Heige, White, Turquoise and com* Lunations. Priced to move rapidly: || $2.45, Panne and Lyons Velvets, and (oidbiuations of Velvet and l«ue. Some beautiful­ ly trimmed in novelty or­ naments, others with beau­ tiful flowers or gold <mbriiiifery.. A charming and !■»•« ildering selection to o ' t p. most dist i imin; ti." . ( Ia; c-out sale pro s at— y m« r»e ty $3.75 $ 3 .9 5 $ 5 .9 5 Values up to $G.OO Rtgulariy prices $-1.96 to $7.05 KAYSKR and \YOLF*IIEAI>. Jersey and Crepe de Chine, dainty nndergai meats. We have an unusually large' selection and believe we can suit Hit* must laslidinu.;: dove Silk Vests, regular $2.05 (jualily tit _____ * tP Clove Silk Bloomers, reg­ ular $3.1)5 quality at /t $ 3 .2 5 Clove Silk Step-ins, ivgQCJ alar $5.05 grade nt .......t y a b b /C P Crepe d eX h in c Teddys, © O * QCJ lace trinnHlr$3.05 val-, at i f i m l * * * * * CORSETS AND BRASSIERES A Sensational Offering of our entire stock of Women’s Silk Hosiery at Startling Reductions. Prices that will la* the talk of*the town. V, \RTH \ t ! HUT: The hose guar$1.05 grades .'intei'ij no? to inn. A wonder 1«•!' at wear, i’oinit \ heel in Clove Sib,, ankle fit. Colors Black, Chippendale, Silver, Bobolink and White. •$2.25 quality, at ....... ' Plain $3.75 . grade, at EXTRA SPECIAL: Beautiful Crepe do Chine, Gowns, extra fine grade, values, $7.05 and $0.75, at— $ 5 .9 5 ANI) $ 7 .5 0 SPECIAL: Clox,* $3.50 valu e, n t Envelope $2.05 grade, at .... . Chemise, Fine 6 $ 2 .4 5 $ 1 .9 5 Thread Silk, Lisle Top $1.05 grade, at ............ * ONE SPECIAL— $1.50 Hose, at . . Were* $1.95 to $2.75 G5r grade, at ......................... !<> mm 2 l.uitton Cliantoisette, al . ■ Were $1.25 e ^ fjC $1.25 95c grade, lit 75 a 91.25 grade, nt 95c bipsoy of Clearwater. SPECIAL: • Long White lG-Button J ,jj | r* Silk Gloves, were t S U o i / c J $2.50, a t............... And IG-Hut ton Long WJiite Kid KIMONAS AND Al) exceptional lot of beautiful Silk ami Cotton Crepe Ki/uonns. Very prettily ribbon trimmed in :i large assortment of plain am! color com* binationa. Special sale prices: ■—1 ----n » « |g ) ____________ C, _j_' >•; ‘ ifc l ji rj -»*W^. 4ji*T«;i ■_T J5 ' h * ■ o tr ••-“J Mrh i ,n‘* m er r w H to n a t t r ■ ! . tkc n,, "lti . l Ua a 'i c c V a* HSIfhiirm dm, e'. » e:h p u .tiCn repdrtoJ ■ jj i mo;.l cletlshtfi I r velt'ei'. *n Mr. and Mr**. F. T. I.inuley, tivo BU n i) urn* Du. jjla* t.iiil A n *. an.l the r u * linuahter. Mini liar I, arriv it Tuei| i: > f ,11in t’ornda Tin I, nylc)'* n;ive l om.iy fru-nds ;o IKi 'ih) \4 0ii extend to j j t them n hearty welciime and are de* JJ lijthtc:l to learn that at least n part **a ot the family expert to stay all winn m ter. After a short votit it will la* nee-: ■ • canary fur Miss l.inidey to ritu rn to ■ J her college work nnd Mr. I.inuley to ■ a h!s business in t'anndn but Mrs. Ling■ ■ Icy and the boys will remain through ■ ■ 'th e told weather and white here will ■■ it .- located at their own house opposite an,the It. F. Wheeler home. Jtfi** Catherine Young entertained b> n few of her friends New Year’s night u r. BB n'l a joily good tim e paity. ■ « Misses Elisabeth Lawton, father* ■» ■ J ; Inc Young. Mahte-Swope and Waiter ■■ f a rte r nnd Edward McCall returned ■ a Tuesday to college. SS Mr*. A. K. Crawford, Mi** Nell ■■ k'inif nnd Mr. nnd Mr*. Z. Spinks nnd ■ "Slinky Ann, spent Christmas day with ■ ■ : their mother, Mrs. M. M. King. EE Mr. and Mt*. Frank Norris nnd ■ tl ' •> *# . t». _■ _ * i. EE h M. \V. Sturdivant wore visitors to Hanford -- I_Tuesday. % y Mr. nnd Mr*. Sidney Rwope, of visiting the IB Wichita, Kansas, aro ■■ family of their brother, Q. P. Swope, Mr. nnd Mrs. O. O..Wolcott were ■ ■ in,Sanford attending to buxines'* Tucs- A fdw Children’s Cents at markably low prices. ----- ' All onr beautiful Silk Negligees nl unuaual low prices. is ES d«v. Mr. and Mrs, C. S. Ia-c entertained ■ ■ at n dinner on N cy Year's eve. Tho " ■ 'tm e sis were Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. |*E Swope, Francis Swope,* Miss Mable ■ E Swope, Shirley Swope, Mr. and Mrs. mu Vent Stay, Mr. amt Mrs. W. P. Carter, % ■ Walter Carter and Mrs. J. It. Lee, Sr. E E 1 Mr. and Mrs. O. I*. Swopo, Mr. and ■ ■'Mr*. Sid. Swope, Sidney Swope, jr., ■ ■ and hnby Oliver spent Sunday a t f>ayE 5 tona Dench. . , „ . S S ! Mr. nnd Mrs* S. W. Swope, Francis SS __ I » » .„ Mable'. Swope ___ ■ ■ Swope and Miss spent. S 3 Tuesday in Orlando arid Sanfortl, Hi Miw Nell Williams returned home Saturday after a pleasant visit to h«r !■■• ■■■■■ grandfather at Fort Myen !■■■! Everything will go al special sale prices.. Nothing held In reserve. * ' ' I t - - n n - the .95 if [■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■; A’ * * retuitu'fl wutk Friday a ftar a week's n n voL-atiun during i 'h i /.itmaa. * nS \V. Moore i p t ' t e'hr'stm*** -vith ** * hi 4 I'lltl I* - til \l>! I ... *4 i.. E ■BBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI J. t: A!..n Mm Fa Inn, pastor of tho | H .\:.0i.»;t ;;t *!>ui b, prca-'hoit hi* f;r#t l E io iiiii'n Stmlay ittomiug, Dec. at d a guv. Atn* Fnrlant- coino* t*» Ovlisio u ti f*.-m Xiialh .tmkfonvUk'. Itcv. L. K. ” * W ig ht sin.! family loft by ntilo TTP 2* tiierninx fur their m*w home at n s i .-finr Kc.v. 1 la. liu-ir ninny friemi* o Tj * t-H fur them a happy year tunl great {I Ji iiii'-t-c* in thoii ministerial wurk. Jj Ji - Mr. an-t Mr*. T J. Uranium relnrnn * f l T*:r.-:t!.i \ 'ruin Jn.k.H.inviltc where jjjj they spent <'hristnm* with their tJ.vuKhter*, Miaite* .Mary nml- Ali»*e k * Hrnminn. Mr. Hramton al.o vi*ited MHlid*4 (laughter in Atlanta one'week, 5S Nelson &• rom pany’s phrldng hooac §2.75 gratlcs, at .*...... ; W. $3.75 f $1.95 grades, nt . . ... . re­ Vi.,.lllIK llul t.aC.jl, Mi;*. ¥ 11 Vntnv A few Smart Coala and Suita left which we will close out at less than cost. Como in and see them. Store closed Thursday to mark down nnd arrange Qtock for this BIG REMOVAL SALE i n l l , u a»ai pW*«BBBBBI A table w»3 T he nit a r i d f ) t D t m ■ > * a-veti by tin- M e t i ; , lift* a n d !b,u*. . P u -Jny JJ JJ i I i .k i Ih, wa • b lil i«a F rid a y n jp it, lh 'B * ti iti'i’T '.V.’r 1 • t!i!- !’a t'» t butch. hk Mi “ i'll« iia ,:t, i f , - tli I'u in lin a, f t C? • t/« J ; . tv w.33M m $3.95 grades, at . — * Including Furs, Hand Bags, Linen Handkerchiefs, and other things loo numerous to mention. Ri HU rh.ii 'lii) nipht ; l a j>n t • tv her ” 2 1huitte. tin ths * n t ‘ eson te* T . U 49c COATS AND SUITS s CHILDREN'S T " a‘- In Brocaded, Silk Jersey and Plain materials in a large variety of styles. Sizi*H .'!2 to 52: * 95c ap FEW R E A V E R S TO CLO>E OUT * Others reduced SKIRTS AND WAISTS A RIKN JOLIET BRASSIERES 4 :5 At Special Close Out Prices uve more acc $ 1 .7 5 All others at reduced prices. $2.95 ARMOR PLATE HOSE: . A superior quality, all pure Thread‘Silk Hose, of splendid durability. A hose that wilt withstand wear and give good ser­ vice. Black, Brown, Grey and White. Ingrain Silk, Open Work fl* 6 } $ $1.49 A $5.05 Milan in Dim k. Nude, Silver and Brown, at One Special Rot nt KAISER SILK and Cbanioisettc and Cciltemcri French Kid Gloves;. $2.95 all L a te H ose. F iv e d if f e r e n t designs fti f a fihttdnn, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. F.. Wainwrlitht of Sanford, Mr. mol Mr*, liar* iy liny horn and baby of Sanford,*J. A* ,llw nli,i wlft* ,,f Curtis Woodcock, Paltncr Woodcock and Mr. . ^ JJ GLOVES KABO CORSETS for the woman of slender Silhout te, and 'Thomson's Glove-Filling for the Mylish stout. Also a large seleetion of Brocade and Elastic (;ird!e<. Specially priced Thread Silk, Lisle Top, $2.50 quality at ___ Crepe do Chine Teddys, fine quality, $1.05 grade at $ 2 .9 5 \ a ltiq a to $ 5 . 1)5 All Silk Full Fttaliioncd -w. —“T-V • . im In .'*1.75 f ’rosh.i1 ! • Sjiiart Sport !YH iKlisistilig of Velours, lli'ir-ti­ ed Wool, Came! Muir.and <>ih» i s. in a large rej i cju ala!am of enhu s, at— $2,5©, $2.75 ,$3.95, $ 4 .9 5 SPORT EATS $ 2 .9 5 SILK AND MUSLIN JJS "p / 32 ;■ \ $ 5 .9 5 , $ 6 .7 5 1 .5 0 0 PAIRS S I L K H O SE fn N g “ and Mis. S. R. Wainwricht and four ke i t a - r a r ^ a c q jM w .ia M Hw a S3 S trict Mats of charming built in the yard and dinner wrssfrvdosign. -Large and small b a ed under tho o nnsJ-trces. shapes', in original styles of Sin .Mr*. \V. P. Curfer.er,fe-.'n'nr*l her unusual beauty. A choice SJS;-Sunday school eiam pat.ml y »L'ht selection at less than cost * ■ J , In fore Chrlutm-.a wit’i a ».e y nt iho close out prices, tith e r|t;h house. • t! Formerly were §21.50 la >15.00 Others Prieed Accordingly A choice assortment of i uivor hnary Corduroy and Bath Ru* c:s. Fine durable materials i t a t un­ usually large selection of p >pular colot.s. Special sale price:.; $ 2 .9 5 I fn 'w lv -t n W n 'irQ K ld t'> -lO -» c a t s §24.5© $ 1 9 .7 5 . BATH AND CORDUROY ROBES SWEATERS Our very large and beautiful selection of Millinery will be sold r e g a r d le s s of cost. We have e\ery concelvahle style and desirable shape. LARGE, PICTURE IfA'l’S; SMAR T STREET HATS and PRETTY SPORT HATS. PATTERNS sq ■ ■ Mr. and Mrs. S. It, WntnWright cn■ n tertnined nt a family dinner Christ"U mas (toy. 'I horn present were: Mr. REMARKABLE MILLINERY VALUES 200 Fashionable Frocks for* Street, Afternoon and Evening wear. Newest modes in all popular makes including Peggy Paiges. - __ m ~ i b b b b b b b b b b b b Bb b b b b b b i i b i iB aaiaaB aaB irB B B aaaaaB aB B i 1 r,-. 4,4'j *< : -!1 ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 04, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 04, 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/31e6aa614ab7b9bca60b862b0ed7fa82.pdf ee54dbd0190acb15625d274507f2b071 PDF Text Text . w^fSpr ' i':v < ® 3p§ •A-.-—'..... . .* *V"**&F 3 .1 i fV , * 'W«K j*:#5 lU . '-Vi m? i I r R * i ijS flB tE w rfv :i •* ^ fiV ; . 1 , __ ____ . ^ ■«i ••: • •, j / - i - * “ =^ ' '!*••' J,-,; L3«y» . ..T ; M . t ,v f SECTION IN THE HEART- OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST ;• •: ■ • ?; —•i*. — VOLUME i n . * •« IJBxSr*: ■ *J> 1 nil NUM BER 240 SANFORD, FLO R ID A , W EDNESDAY, JA N U AR Y 3, 1923 * ==5= ROTARY CLUB :TT ECTED TUESDAY --------- \ HY THE CITY COMMISSION IN MEETING LAST NIGHT TO OR­ GANIZE FOR THE YEAR JLONG FIGHT TAMPA ACQUIRES CITY WATERW’KS WOULD COUNTY AGENTS . ARE MEETING rm NT AT LAKEAND dppaRATIONS cut down M inimum would he acceutable NO • ‘m < j ^ Mean Com plications'B ut NINE Woul(l British Brit Have Accepted Plan For Discussion (Dr Tbr Aaiorlalrd Pr^ma) PARIS, Jan. 3.—Tha Cabinet coun­ cil of French ministers thU morning iMtructcil Premier Poincare to move !a the conference this afternoon the adoption of French reparation* plain u minimum acceptable to France. In »rtnt the meeting doct not accept the plin Poincare was directed to ask the conference to register, formally i lack of agreement among the Allies. . British delegates to the allied confmnee at an informal meeting this morning practically decided to accept the French reparatlona plan as a bniii for discussion, provided Premier Poincare agreed to discuss the Dritish pirn. In this way Premier Bonar Law would seek to place the burden of rcipcnsibility for a break up o f the confrrencc on the shoulders of I’olncarc. The Prime Ministers of France, Great Britain and Belgium, and Ma­ rius de la Torcta, for Italy, emerged yesterday afternoon in n gloomy mood from the first short session of the premiers’ council,’ called to solve the reparations complex. Thoy were well night hopeless of agreement, nnd the members of their delegations talked I of _the conference breaking up in two -top. • The meeting of U\c premiors yester­ day was a continuation o f the poat•por.ed London conference; it ha* thus for borne little fruit. Premier Bonar Law remarked th at‘owing to public opinion in France and Great Britain m -agreement would be most difficult if not' impossible. M. De La Astcyric, the French finance minister who was with Premier Poincare in the meeting said, eitending his artns: “England nnd France ar as far opart as that." • * He immediately proceeded to Elyi « Palace to consult with President Millcrand, after which n cabinet coun­ cil wao summoned to meet this mornbig. Premier Poincare o f France offer­ ed at yeitcrday’s confercnco of al-. lied leadeds, a proposal for a reduc­ tion of German reparations to fifty billion gold marks. The French plan offera a two year Moratorium, but it exacts productive guarantees to the resumption of pay­ ment* later by the Germans. Under *he French plan the r^asa C bonds •ould be user! to extinguish the inkrallied debts. The British reparations plan pre­ tested at the conference, fixes “ Ihe primary obligation o f Germany in tho farm of fifty billion gold marks In M year bond* bearing no Interest for l four years, four per cent (or. tho next four years and five per cent there Islier." • s o t Til FLORIDA COUN< TIES ARE REPRE­ SENTED (llr The Aa.arlnlrd Prraat LAKELAND, Jan. 3.—County agents and % home demonstration agents from nino South Florida coun­ ties met here this mominfc for a two*1 day session to discuss plana for the year. Professor A. P. Spencer, vice­ director of the federal agricultural station at Gainesville nnd member of the state agricultural office nt Tatlahnsscc will be present. PENSION BILL IS VETOED BY HARDING - • PRESIDENT IS CONSISTENT HIS STAND ON PEN­ SIONS IN *l i ' HELD FINE MK^TINfKAT HOTEL VALDEZ YESTER; DAY GOVERNOR SMITH RECO IN MESSAGE TO CEGISLA CONSTITUTIONAL - BIG TIIINGS PROMISED FOR THE ’ The Rotary Club held a fine mcc COMING YEAR BY THIS I.Oing at the Hotel Valdez yesterday CAL ORGANIZATION ivroth planked shad as the piece de re­ Today’s meeting at the soon hour sistance in the'bill of fare and plenty of the Klwnnla Club was well attend­ of songs nnd good talks as the enter­ ed and much business of general in­ tainment. DcWitt Miller and George terest was transacted. F. C. MncMa- McCulloch, o f Orlando, were among hon, who will have charge of the sing­ the visiting Rotarians nnd Scoutmas­ ing dgring 1923, made a moat favor­ ter Haddock, of Sanford, was present able impression, and as the secretary to discuss the Boy Scout inovement. Harry Kent, of the Kent Vulcanis­ has promised to have muaic nt next meeting, this part of the pro­ ing Co., was among the new members gram is looked forwnrd to with pleas­ present* and whilo he escaped the in­ itiation at his Yirst meeting ho has ure. Hixzonner Mayor Forest Lake wna something nice coming to him. President Thrasher made n fine enthusiastically greeted and respond­ ed by asking the co-operation of evory talk on what he expected the mem­ Kiwanlan during the' coming f year, bers to accomplish In the new year stating that all big projects and Im­ nnd laid especial stress on attend­ provements planned by tho commis­ ance. He then presented each mem­ sioner* would first be submitted to ber with a blue fez cap trimmed In tho various -business clulis of the city gold and with n gold tassel nnd II. R. nnd thnt their support would be asked Stevens thanked him upon behnf of toward carrying out the plans of the the club railing for a rising vote of city dads. Dr. Marshall, the newly thanks. DcWitt Miller spoke nn at­ elected city commltaloner, was next tendance nnd the encouragement giv­ culled upon and he spoke along the en the members by other clubs had made it plain that attendance wan ono same lines. The visitors were Messrs. F. A. of the vital things in the life of Ro­ Hazard nnd, C. T. Pumd, Jr., of Au­ tary. Judge llousholder and R. J. Holly also spoko on the matter o f nt-. gusta, Ga., who mad* short tnlks. Prof. T. W. laiwton exhibited the tendnneo. Judge llousholder spoke about the beautiful silver loving cup presented to Seminole county by Prof. C. il4 M. adoption of the troop of Boy Scouts a Sheppard, o f Del-nnd, for the best at­ and Scoutmaster Haddock made tendance nt the public schools o f tho brief talk on’ the work of the Scouts four counties competing. The cup hns nnd asked for the moral support of to be Aon three times to become the nil the Itotnrians since they hnd adopt property of Seminole county, nnd cd this troop and also naked for a Prof. I^twton said that (“Very effort meeting place f o r . them in the near ’ . would Ik- made to keep it here per­ future. manently. Ed. Lane preaented the following New Year's resolutions, which were Unanimously adopted: Frank Aker*—ThBt^ic will give full measure of gas and not to put any water in gas. Edgar Ralj—That he will atop blow BECOMES CHIEF JUSTICE FOR ir.g for nt lenat one hour each day. >*- *. r/t' J : 'J PERMITTING LIGHT WINES AND BEERS TO BE SOLD AGAIN PUBLIC WINS OUT AND • VOTE ON MARCH SIXTH j ? --------- WILL ( n r T h e Aeaorlnlrd P ress) TAMPA, Jan. 3 . - A fight of long Standing by the* city to acquire tho waterworks nears an end with the se­ lection of March sixth as the date on which the public will vote whether to buy the plant o f not. Original dato of February 20 protested by delega­ tion from the Board of Trndo.as be­ ing too early. Tho city commisalonera this afternoon will visit proposed sources of water Supply in this sec­ tion. . • „ INITIATE By Stale o f New York Federal Amendment Requiring Sub* mission to the People 'm ALBANY, Jan. 3.—In peraonaly de­ livered message to the Now York legislature Governor Alfred E.«Smlth recommended passage resolutions urg­ ing legislative machinery at Wash­ ington bo set in immediate motion to bring al>out constitutional amendment permitting light wlnea and been. A l­ so recomcnded initiation by this state ol federal constitutional amendment requiring submission to people in­ stead o f legislatora all future propos­ als to amend federal constitution. RIVAL HUSH AGRICULTURAL FIGHT OVER APPROPRIATIONS CONSULATE IS PASSED Forest Lake U'again tho mayor of the city o f Sanford, making the ninth NEW YORK. Jan. 3.— F o r c k o f the CARRYING ‘ $8,981,653 WITHOUT time jhnt he hns held this high o f­ Irish Free State and of the Iriah re­ IJHUAL FREE HEEDS GIVEN fice In this city. * public clashed yesterday Iq streets OUT BY CONGRESSMEN (llr The A>*orlalril l*rr»«) The City Commission met last before the consulate surrendered by WASHINGTON, Jnn. 3.—The Bur(O r T h s A n w I S I H Pt t s s ) Daniel McGrath after his Ilf* had sum bill providing for nn increase in night to reorganize thnt body for the WASHINGTON. Jnn. 3.—The agri­ been threatened by an anonymous letnew year, Mayor Henry retiring and the pensions of civil and Mexican war cultural appropriation carrying |68,- tor writer using the name o f the Irish veterans was vetoed by President l)r. C, J. Marshall Liking tho office 981,553 was passed by the house nfter republic army. linrdii\g today. In his veto message of city romryissloner. After the meet­ Speaker Glllct had thrown out on n Victory perched on tha banners of the president declared increase In the ing had opened the name of Forest point of order the motion to send it the Free Staters, who gained posses­ I^tkc was put up ns mnyor nnd he governmental expenditures involved back to the committee with directions sion of the consulate and locked about would nmount to "hcedlcssness’’ nnd wna unanimously elected to thnt po­ to include |3GO,0|0 for congressional 00 men and women adherents of the objected also to bills "lose provision sition, mnking n fine talk in appre­ diftribution of seed. * Republican cause out In the hall. The ciation of the election nnd/promising foi pensioning widows." indignant loaers charged foul play, his undivided support to the city in drolaring *t least one of their nuznthe many improvements that are to her, Mrs. Muriel MacSwinncy, wldoV take place during tho year. In fnct c f the late lord mayor of Cork—had all the talk oTound tho table last been roughly .handled night breathed the spirit of co-operatire aiding, the free ita tiou and the g e t ' together idea of Sam Baumel—THat he will not tlves, 7 , passing over all former differences mako over 400 per cent profit on In­ The rival factions, who b*|an their among men in Sanford nnd nil work dies' rendy-to-wenr goods. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jnn. 3.— contest for possession of the senate together toward n common end—that •A. L. Betts—Thnt he will person­ Judge R. l\ Taylor, for more than 30 TAKEN FROM TRAIN AND HANG. last week when each began trying to of the upbuilding of Snnford. Mayor ally pay all overdrafts at the First NOTHING OF INTEREST UNTIL years n member o f the Florida su­ ED.TO BRIDGE AT sit the other aide out,” had agreed pa Henry leaves the cbmmlsslon nfter n National Bank./• THE HORSES RlfACI! preme court, yesterday became chief LAWRENCE n truce over the holidayi, having the thrcc-ycar term ns City Commission­ Dr. Brownlee— Thnt he will devote Justice for the fourth timo when for­ PLACE offices locked by the neutral super­ er and one year term ns mayor nnd ns much time to preaching ns he docs tune favored him in the traditional (llr T»* Aaaoclalre I'rraai intendent of the bulldlAg. i has made a record of which he can ( l l y T h e A ia u rU Ir d Preeel hunting lottery hold, in accordance, with tho HATTIESBURG, Miss., Jan. 3.— BASTROP, Jnn. 3.—Jenning'a cav- feel proud, having given his time The truce ended 'yesterday morning. E. 8. Barrett—That he will not go state constitution to determine that Ben Webstor, negro, was taken from A delegation o f Irish republicans, , al ry troops of Louisiana national and attention to the city’* affair* in to any foot ball game for five year*. honor. The constitution provides that an east bound train o f the Alabamnjir d reached Merougc this morning about CO strong, and of both sexes, that period aa do all the commission­ Ku A. P. Connelly—That ho has moved tho chief justice be chosen by lot, but Vickaburg railroad at Lawrence last where they went into camp. Horses er* without one cent of salnry. saw Lindsay Crawford, the v Free to'tho country to avoid all tho noise ■tho exact method is left to tho jus­ night by n bond of twcnty-fjvo mask­ State’s appointee to succeed'MeGrath, will arrive this afternoon. Pointed At tho close of meeting Inat of the city and will ho buddies with tices involved. ed men and the body was found this out no important steps in connection night the following resolutions were the'owls nnd crickets. The honor wss awarded yesterday morning handing from a bridge two coming down the narrow, hall with with Morehouse kidnapping, would be offered: Theodore Smiddy, Free ptate envoy B. D. Caswell—Thi\t he guarantees by n "bo<>k out," in a cerqmofly con­ • miles from Waynesboro and twentytaken until arrival of mounts. not to kill more than five of his pa ducted in the presence of only the jus­ five miles from Ijiwrcnco according to Washington. -W HEREAS, Tho Honorable C. . E. Witnesses say they barred the pas­ tices and G. T. Whitfield, clerk of tho to reports. Henry, Mnyor of tho City of Snn­ tients this year. sage way seeking to prevent them W .’ P. Cnrtcr—That he wil give good court. A new law book just in this ford, Florida, hns aerved the City ns from entering. The Free State men City Commissioner and mayor faith­ measure o f lumber to all his custo­ morning from tho publisher ahd unare said to have tried to push their wrapt>cd, was produced as tho Jurists ’ • • fully and efficiently during Ida term mers. way through and a lively scuffle en­ T. L. Dumas—That he will be on stood around a tabic. Each justice op­ of office; and, sued. Police; which were sumomned • ened tho book at random and noted WHEREAS, Hi#.term of office ex- time with all hla wit. by Crawford and Smiddy and the Geo. DeCottes—That ho spend lea* the first letter o f the first word qf tho piros January 2nd, 1923; nnd, officers, organising a flying wedge, i£ g iy fs WHF.REAH, We regret to lose the time with his radio and more time left hand page. The ono who "cut" Dorcd n passage through , the crowd tha nearest to the last letter In the services of so faithful and efficient a with hla law. REGARDING EXTRADITION OF and landed Crawford and Smiddy jnR. W. Deano—That ho will allow alphabet became chief justice. Judge public servant, nnd appreciate fully i UR. McKOIN UNDER MUltDKR aide the conaulate where they promptPaul U k o to grow \ho only new Taylor, the last to open tho book, drew the service ho has rendered gratia to INDICTMENTS IS NATIONAL COMMANDER OF barricaded themSelvea behind lock; 4 the city o f Hanford, Florida, for a mustache In tho Seminole County the letter *T ." Judge Jefferson B. THE AMERICAN ’ ml doors, refusing to admit anyone, Browne, the retiring ehlcf Justice, < period of throe years time,* NOW Bank this year. Illy Th e A w w U lf * LEGION oven reporter*, i Jfohn Glllan—That ho will do light­ was scarcely *lh the running today, as NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3.—Gover­ THEREFORE. ‘ Tho republican* clamored vainly re burned to the'lptter "E/* PARIS, Jan. Q .-A lllcd conferees nor Parker Is expected to arrive here • . BE IT RESOLVED HY THE CITY ing and not get lit. ( l l r T t f A m w iU lrd Praaal fo r admittance. Finally, according to J. C. Hutchinson—That ho will deal Of the five present member* of tho Met this afternoon for the second scs- today from Baton Rouge to confer COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY TAMJ’A, Jan. 3.—Alvin Owsley, of court, two— judges Ellis and* West— Texas, National Commnnder of tho their claim n detective aelaed Mrs. In cabbage heads only. [ ^ ^ I t h delegate* spearing in any­ with* Attorney General CoCfi regard OF SANFORD, FLORIDA: J. D. Jenkins—That w* will k*#p have nover won in the drawing. Judge American Legion, will visit Florida MacSwinncy roughly by the abou thing but cheerful mood. Prime Min­ Ing the next step to bo taken in exThnt we regret the loss o f .the sor Ellis, however, came close to winning next starch It waa learned herd to- and hustled her toward the e' ister Bonar Law aeemod particularly tradicition of Dr. B. M. McKoln, for­ vice to tho Ctyy of Sanford, Florida, tho treasure FULL of monoy. yesterday. Drawing just before Judge dny. According to .officials o f tho lo­ The Republicans immediately apolntW. T. Langley—Thnt ho will give depretsed. Session opened with Pro- mer mayor of Merrouge held in Bal­ of so faithful and efficient n Commi*Taylor, in fact, it was believed ho cal post of tho American Legion, ho cd a committee; headed by Mrt. Mary u* .another good lecture. Mier Poincare in chalf with ambassa- timore in charge o f murder In con­ sloner nn C- TJ. Henry, and. that we Collin* and Mra. .Vera ttnnerty to had won with tho letter "8 ." The all Forest Lake— That ho will noF' In­ and experts, waiting adjoining nection with tho Moorehouse cnae. At desire to express for tho City of Sari will arrivo in Tamph March 12th to wait on Mayor Hylan with a protest. Important one letter was tho absorb­ »omi. terrupt any of tho speakers or sing­ ford, Florida, our appreciation of the mako two addresses and hold confer­ tomey General aaiji requisition paper) Among the republicans left stand ing interest o f tho drawing and it is * ence with Ideal cx-aervice men and while not faulty were insufficient and unselfish service rendered by tho ers. Ing In the hall waa Michael doubtful If any o f the participant* 8. M. Lloyd—Thnt bo will fit the Tampa Murderer Cap­ plana to vjslt a(l department* of. tho objections rnlaed by governor of Honorable C. K Henry, ns Mayor and who, according to_ recall tho Wprd itself. Following the feet and let the hosiery alono. City Commissioner. within the next few months it p e d in Sanford b y 1MnntUa1 In refusing to honor papers Tho above nnd foregoing Resolu­ T. W. Lawton—That ho will move ceremony, the book was replaced bn >igion Iriah republican army officer, ’ haa s undoratood. He will make two ipated. been appointed Irislr republican consul tho shelf to servo tho purpose for tion wai offered by Commissioner to 8anford. speeches in Jacksonville, March. Uth. Dep. Sheriff Vickery by l^iurcnce Ginn ell, Eamon de Val­ F. h . Miller—That ho will do a few which it was originally intended. Chase, who mpvcd its adoption, and __ era's representative. The free stateri If Lady Luck seems to have smil­ SEEK MISSING, Seconded by CLmmUsloncr U k o this things woll. I°e Green, a negro, who* hot and Frady on Trial refused to turn the consulate, over to ed bountifully on Judgo Taylor sh* E. D. Mobley—That ho will learn GERMAN ✓ SHIP 2nd dajr o f Ji^uary, 1923, and upon Wlod another negro on tho Mallory *. has been scarrely.less kind to Judgo him, he said. t-fc to shoot. • ‘ t V c -M : voto Ihe same was passed this 2nd A t Miami Z k> ,n T*n>pa, about a year *fco. Tll, A« w.iat^ H r.«i MoGraU), who insisted he was not ' Bchelb Maines^— That ho will order •Browne. He presented hla first com­ Jj* * « p e d , was captured here 'b$ f ‘ NEW YORK, Jan. 3.*-Fcl»|>o Taboa, day of January, 1923, as follows: Despite Condition consul, but wamenerely acting In that , t . - - "Sears, — mission os n member of the supreme law books.....from FOREBT LAKE, Yea a now act o f................... (try, o f Cuban consul, genera!, In Now York ^ P «y Sheriff J. M. Vickery, court six years ago yesterday and In capacity,, resigned, aa a protest Commissioner. Roebuck to Co. 1.rr'^ Hand's force yesterday. Mr. yfcitcrday took steps to. begin a •**«!> the subsequent drawing won tho hon­ against the free state government C. J. Marshall—That ha will get up Has Heen In Wcskrned Condition > g. O. CHASE, Yea ,c« r y has been working on the case for tho Gorman abip Heinrich Kaiaer, or of serving nn chief Justice for his Wtion he left, ho aald, he took the feca act of resolutions for tho Kiwanla Does Not Oppose Trial i ' ‘ | Commissioner. ,0r time and finally located which salipd for Germany for Nor­ first term on the bench. Ho and Judge orda. \ * ’ along Uio line* used by the Elk*. ' C. J. MARSHALL, Yea l A*** Un<**r ,n **,un,*‘I at the folk, Va., with Jose Mazaa, chancel­ k s v v f l l (Os The Au m UOS rr»»«) E. J. Moughton—That ho won’t Taylor begnn new si* year terms the Commissioner. K 'V shops. Deputy Sheriff Leit lor o f the Cuban consular corps on TORONTO, Cam, Jan. ^ -R evised MIAMI, Jan. 3.— Edgar C. Frady, first of this year, they having been re­ talk so much. . . • of Tampa, came for Green and board and which waa last heard of on Attest: figure* of the New Years day W. M. McKinnon—That he j will elected Inst Novernber. Judge Taylor o f Chicago, charged with ths murder L. 1L PHILIPS, (8E A L) r * him back to Tampa on 86 last D ecem ber 6» whdn ahe rapofted ahe tiona which were fouj of hla wife, Dorothy Frady, la sched­ will flerve nn chiof justice for tho pe: learn to keep a secret. / City Auditor and Cl^rk. waa in distress and in heavy scaa off lions of provincial ol uled to go to trial today. Prosecuting i . G. E. McKay—That h* won’t ad­ six year*. I — ------— i ■' c Canadian coast. . dro eloctric radial lines show 1 attorneys would ndt indicate what The incoming chief Justice la not dress tho club anymore. WASHINGTON, Jnn. 3. -«• In» A8T monitor s u r v iv o r d i Bs Kuril-# Mazes* of Havana, brother Mayor A. C. Maguire, p m hydro Harry Neel—That he will read tho only dean o f the present court but steps would bo taken In view of copdl gation o f Upshaw's charges that, o f the Cuban diplomat, who was on dial, candidate with a Conn* Jan. 2.—Charles Police Gazette and not look » t tho probably haa spmed on It longer than turn o f Frady who recently underwent of the governor* and many other hi bis way from Charleston, 8. C. ' majority in cou “ two operations her*. Intimate^, how­ seventy-wight, balloved to U 7 !‘ ; ' >. V : ^ any other member-' official* "do not practice prohibition pictures. come Cuban consul in Berlin, e small major! ever, they will not oppose motion by I* .I* '1 *UrT>vor of tb* crew o f fbfe , ■ f ■■ ■"— ha* com* ‘bwe to co-operate criforceroentsWhich they preach” wna ' Howard Oesrlln—That be will keep counsel f6r defense for continuance o f posed hydro radial i which defeated the Cohfed- many, The Bank of England waa family out o f the road. 1 .. .. f _i f e s a re li tn I* called for ItT a resolution introduced was defeated, f “ »klp Merrima* onJfctrch fl, 1802 with Senor Tabop; in the search for ease. . ‘ In' 1694. (Continued by Representative Hill, o f Maryland. the missing Vessel. /•■•A Wa homo btfg ....... ‘ CAVALRY TROOP J ARRIVES ON SCENE BASTROP TODAY GOVERNOR. OF LOUISIANA IS UP TREE Judge Taylor Is Fortunate In Drawing NEGRO HANGED IN BY MASKED MEN ALVIN OWSLEY TO VISIT FLORIDA MONTH MARCH 0^ ______ m �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY. JANUARY 2, 1923 The Princess Hi For Florida: Fair today nnd Wednesday; moderate temperature. Ha Ha Ha ANNUAL RECEPTION None o f that in this shop— everything we tell you is straight goods, no misrepresentations in goods or p r ills — this is the store o f reliable, fair dealing, square prices and superior serice. • J. J. N. CONNER, Manager 115 East First Street Phone 104 the -winter where, with her husband, thoy will bo at tho Hotel Valdez. Miss Dorothy Rumph lenves thii evening for Talluhnssec where *h< Phono 217- W will resume her studies at the Worn -If r* « Iuit* u r trk *4 i T b lilw n M t | N MS ( t i l l M /1fkllS tr earning an’s College. Sm m . mw |f n s are eatertalalag, writ • M *lil < s « ta this ir r s n a n il, ( l i l i p Retail*. mr i t l f f k n i (ha Item. II nil bo srssllr appreciate* MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor SOCIAL C A L E N D A R Wednesday—General Dullness mcetCharles McBride, of Crystal River, ing of the Woman’s Cluj***' ~ 'j r s*> /spending n few days here with his [Wednesday— Mra. F. Eyffoumillarwill 'cle nnd nunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. entertain tho meinlicrs of the Fort­ cBride, nightly Bridge Club. Friday— Mrs. Stella Arrington wlll< entertain the members o f the Book V o jiu d c Ogilvic, former principal of Lovers Club nt her home on Mag­ the Snnford Schools, but who is study­ ing law nt Harvard University, spent nolia nvehue at 3 p. m. FR ID A Y — Mrs. II. II. U w ls will en­ the week end here with friends. tertain the members o f the Tues­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Tunsberg, of day Auction Bridge Club- nt her home on Mngnolin avenue, nt 3 p. m. Park Ridge, III., nre spending a short time here nnd arc pleasantly located Alton Gunter returned yesterday at the Montczumn. from Raleigh, N. C. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. T. Connelly nnd Mrs. S. S. Iiaumel had as her guest family are now occupying their new fo r New Year’s dny, her mother, Mrs. home recently purchased on Sanford Heights, Zclmcnovitz, of Brunswick, Gn. ’ Mrs. Clifford Peabody hns ns her Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald house guest her cousin, Miss Mnrgar- left this morning for their home in ct McCInine, of Puntn Gurdn. Daytona after spending New Year’s day here ns Jhe guests o f Mr. and J. W. Boring, o f Orlundo, spent the Mrs. Geo. A. DeCottes. dny here yesterday 'attending t o ‘ bus­ iness. Eaton DeCottes left yesterday for his home in Jacksonville after spend­ ing the holidnya here ns the guest of Mr. nnd Mra. X. W est Palm Bench, liis uncle, George DeCottes nnd fnmend here. |l l{. Frisson mill son, (•union, of in the city yesterday transacting bus­ Daytona Beach, were the guests of iness. his sister, Mrs. W. J. McBride. Gor­ don Brinson left this afternoon for C. W. Lloyd wns n business visitor lutkolnnd where he will resumo his hero for tho week end from “ The City studies nt Southern College. Beautiful.” Mrs. .C. L. Millitzer nnd children Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McBride motor­ and Miss Hazel Sorrell, who have been ed to Orlando ycslcrdny where they the guests o f their sister, Mrs. C. W. spent the afternoon most pleasantly. Stokes, left this morning for their home in Orlando. They were accom­ Mr. nnd Mra. Ernest Krupp have as panied by Mrs. Stokes amid slighter, (heir guest their dnughter, Miss Mar­ Miss Dorothy. garet Krupp, of New York. , Mrs. Hugh Carter Pollard, of Win­ ston-Salem, N'. C., is the attractive Mr. nnd Mrs. O. Gnsnm, of Brook­ lyn, N. Y.,'arrived in the city Sunday guest ^ tf -her sister, Mrs. Hawkins and arc stopping ut the Montczumn. Connelly *at lt£r home on Pnrk ave­ nue. C. V. Francein, o f Jacksonville, nrR. L. McKenzie, o f Jacksonville, rived In tho city Sunday and is here representing the Kelly-Springfield on a business mission. tire Co., is spending n few days in Mr. nnd Mra. W. M. Bolding motor­ the city calling on his local customed to IlcLand yesterday where they apent the dny very pleasantly. Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard P. Smith left Lawrence McDaniel leaves today yesterdny in their enr for their home fo r Fork Uniotf, Vn., where he will in West Palm Bench nfter spending resume his studies nt Fork Union Mil­ the pnst few days here ns the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Douglnss nnd itary Academy. Dr. and Mrs. Ben Caswell. They were Mra. J. J. D. Taylor, of Cape accompanied home hy Mrs. Caswell, Charles, Vn., has arrived here for who will be their guest for a few days. W . T. Hndlow, o f Jacksonville was SALES A N D SERVICE A Complete Stock o f Farts Buy a Hupp and You’ll Save Money Cards o f Sanford's Reput­ able Professional Men, each o f whoa, in hla chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. Last evening the Sanford Country Club was the scene o f one of the most delightful social alTairs that haa been given in some time. The Club house never looked lovelier tbnn on this occnsion. Quantities of holly with clusters o f holly berries! bamboo, vines nnd poinsettins were used. The stairway was entwined with gnrlunds of cetlar studded with lovely japoniens. In large gilt letfrrq. were the letters 1923. On the mantle in the large living room, n perfect snow scene hail been nrranged, tiny trees, snow hanks and snow men had been placed. At one end was a tiny cupitl, girdled with n huge red sash- on which was written ,,1923.” On the mantle was another snow scene, here was placed u tiny white grave, around which were mnny white jnponiens, and on top o f it were the letters 1922. Ih e lights were also .shaded with •cotton sprinkled with artificial snow, anil added a charming effect to this pretty scene. The decorating committee, Mcndnmes G. I). Ilnrt, E. F. Hpuscholder, R. J. Holly nnd George Knight, nre to he congratulated upon the beautiful decorntlons for this event. Peter Schnul and his orchestra fur­ nished the nundc for the dnneers, and never has this orchestra ^played ns well ns on this evening. In fact the holiday spirit prevailed everywhere. . Ui'tH in the evening sandwiches nnd coffee were served In tho dining room. Large and Up-to-Date . Fill! ng Station Complete Line Accessorie and Tires TO THE. STOCKHOLDERS SAN ■ FORD MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY F. P. FORSTER, President In accordance with provision of the FOR RENT—House with garage, nil conveniences. Call nt 113 East 5th charter, you arc respectfully Informed street, that the nnnual meeting of the stock­ holders of the Sanford Mortgage Loan NOTICK Is hereby nlvrn llmt I. ihe Company will be.holden at the office u n d e r s li t n .i l. n m a r r ie d w o m a n , t h e of the Secretary of tho Company in w i f e o f H. I le n jn m ln a nd n r e s id e n t u f an fo rd . In tin- S t a ll o f F lo r id a . Inlenil the City of Sanford, Florida, nt 4:00 H t o ' a p p l y l*> i » t It Ion In I ’ h n n e e r y to th e .Indite o f tin- I 'l r r u l i C o u r t u f the S e v ­ p. m., Tu.csdny, January 15th, 1023. e n t h J (idle III I C ir c u it o f ti le S t a l e I l f Hy order of the President. F l o r i d a . In a n d f o r Ihe C o u n t y o f S e m ­ in o le , o n th e IM h d a y o f J a n u a r y , A. ALFRED FOSTER, 11. 1923, nt S a n fo r d , F l o r i d a , nr w h e r ­ Secretary. e v e r t h e C o u r t m a y th e n he. fu r u IIren*<> t o Minion;*', t a k e rhurtt.; o f e n d Sanford, Fla., January 2nd, 1923. c o n t r o l m y p r o p e r t y nnd t o heemuft a fr e e d ea ler III' e v e ry respect. Jan, 2-9-2tc . C l . A l t A IIK V J A M I N ' IS-tO. Z7. t - 3. 10. 17. D. F. WHITNER, CashJ.r NOTICE The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Dank of Sanford, Florida, will be hrltl Tuesday morning, January 9th, 1923, at 10 o’clock a. m. in the offices’ of the hank, for the election of a Uuiud of Directors to serve for the ensuing year nnd for the transaction of such other business qs mny properly come before the meeting. U. F. WHITNER. 12-9-1C-23-30; 1-2 Cashier. Mullet Roe, lb.............35< Salt Mullet, lb............ 15« . 112' MAGNOLIA AVENUE PIANOS 'PHONOGRAPHS RECORDS E PLAYERS PLAYER DOLUS SHEET MUSIC PIANO TUNING------ PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS Clover Hill Butter, the Rest* ROUTH Quick Servico Transfer Storage Facilities BAKERY Next to Princess Theatre If we please you, tell others; if not, tell us. Phone 498 SANFORD Machine & Foundry Co. 10 Stores in Georgia 1 Store in Florida General Machine and Boiler Works; Cylinder Grinding; Del uxe Piatona; Fly Wheel .Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shafts Returned----------------Phone 62 ELTON J. MOUGHTON . ARCH ITECT Room 7, Miller Illdg. SANFORD FLORIDA SANFORD N OVELTY W O RKS V. C. COLLER, Prop- General Shop and Mill ’ * Work GILLON & F R Y ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Contractor and Builder Thr Infant son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilrnxton Baggett died this morning after an illness o f several weeks with A . P. Connelly & Sons a malady that baffled the akill o f the physicians. The little fellow wns the pride o f his parents nnd friends nnd ll-K -J t -L K -S -T -A -T -K iM ve a lm rnle hod only beertrUn enrth a few weeks F a rm * to gladden tho henrts o f nil who knew F a -Im p ro v e d liutil laa u ra a c* him when he was called into the flow­ C l l r I.ota B u r r t r Uaaila l. o q a a ery Acids-above. The sympathy of the l l o m r a ’ entire community goes out to the fath­ llualnraa P r o p e r ! / tlualnraa ( h a n e r * er nnd mother nnd other relatives. . Main Office i i r a i .t V com pany SPECIAL SKATING WEDNES­ N A K F O It ll I N V K a T M R N T C O M P A N Y DAY NIGHT, LAKE MARY SKAT­ P h o n e -IN K IOI-M M a g n o l i a A r e . ING ACADEMY. BIG TI.ME. . 238-3tc L. B. HODGINS AUTO RADIATOR AND SHEET DR. B A G W E L L METAL WORKS GKADUATB VETBIIINAII1AN • .. .General Repairing Phone Union Pharmacy 375 and 449 207 French Avc.-------------Sanford, Fla. SANFORD First N ational Bank Nice Fat Hens You can find the name of every lire Business Man In $anford in thin Column each day. Lnst evening, Mr. nnd Mrs. George De Cottcs entertained most informal­ ly at, dinner at th'cir home on Mag­ Waatlnghouao Lights and Appliances New Line of Fixtures nolia nvonuc, honoring, their guests Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald of Miller Bpilding------ Magnolia Avenue Doytonn. The tnblo wns centered with a lnrge B. W . HERNDON antique silver basket filled with red roses, aix ’clock tt delicious b ! x course dinner wns served, covers be­ INSURANCE AG EN CY ing laid for seven. BONDS AUTO Following dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Do Cottcs and their guests attended the dance nt the Country Club. S; O. Shinholser DEAD You become a part of our great national banking system the moment you make a'conncction here. Sausage This evening was one of the most delightful social affairs given this sea­ CONTRACTOR and BUILDER son, and is another laurel for the 117 Commercial Street— Sanford, Flo. Country Club. DINNER PARTY stands back o f every transaction at this bank, thereby assuring to you, not only the safe-guarding of your funds, but the utmost usefulness on the part o f this bank in facili­ tating the business o f every depositor. A COMMUNITY BUILDER Jones’ Dairy Farm Sanford. Fla., Corner Second Street nnd Sunford Avenue Distributors Seminole nnd Lake Counties The dazzling masterpiece o f the world'll master-producer. A drama Of the mud age. Is the modern world, like ancient Rome, racing to ruin on n wave o f jazz and cock­ tails? This is the greatest" of nil PeMille productions, gives the startling answer. Stronger In cast and story, more gorgeous In gowns nnd settings, more amazingly beautiful In spectacle than any­ thing ever seen on the screen. With lovely I-cntrice Joy, Lois Wilson and Thomas Meighan. Added Attractions, Too Wednesday— Richard Ilarthrlmess in “Sonny” . Comedy also. Nice Fat Mackerel s i r .i a m B. & O. MOTOR CO Specially nrrnnged New Year’s Program, Cecil II. DeMillr'a cr Peck’s ministry nt Holy Cross Parish was again appropriately ob­ served last evening at tho Parish House, This annual event was innugGeorge A . DeCottes united by Father Peck for the pur­ Attorney-ut-Lnw pose "of permitting the members nnd friends o f the Parish becoming more Over Seminole County Dank fully acquainted nnd the occasion is SANFORD nlwnys considered an important scoFLORIDA inl event in the church calendar. It also affords an oportunity o f person­ FRED R. W ILSON ally extending to tho Rector the con­ gratulations o f his .people nnd friends A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W nnd expressing the nffectinni\te es­ teem in which he is held by them. • First National Dank Iluilding The privilege o f receiving the NFORD -;FLORIDA guests o f the evening wan assigned to Mw, Florence lidding, Mrs. It. . \V. Peurmon, j f . , nnd Mrs. Irene Riggers. Refreshments consisting of brick ice CHELLE M AINES cream, in grocn nnd white, caki^nnd ! LAW YER coffee, nnd mints were served to more than 150. In addition to this number - : — Court House there .were n great mnny others who called for few moments to pay their personnl respects to Father Peck. Glanes Designed By os Examined During the refreshments n number Henry McLaulin, Jr., of vocnl selections were given by Mrs. Tnkoch, Mrs. Leek nnd Mr. MncOpt. D. Mnhon, nil of whom are well known Optician-Optometrist * to Sanford audiences ns the sweet 212 East First Strott Sanford, Fla. singers of Holy Cross Parish. This oportunity is taken of wishing Father Peck additional decades o f suc­ DR. R. M. W ELSH cess in his work which has been made Graduate Veterinarian possible by the unselfish and untiring lephones: .Office efforts lie lias expended as rector of Jffice 123 Opposite P. O. his parish. It is small wonder that tcsidonce 257 DcLond, Florida he is reyered so highly not only by his parishioners but outsiders ns well, for he truly practices the precepts of i charity as laid down by the Great BAGGETT BA Ladles’ Rest Room -------T O N I G H T ------ ’ FLORIDA 1-Jelmp. • Sanford’s New Store Phone 127 �Sanford Daily Herald « —____________ l’util Wkrd r>»rr afU nm a r t r » l ana* «I»J m (h* Itrrnld llulMlnl, ... . H a a a a lla S«w tnr 4 , Ktn. The Herald Printing Co. v i ' n t . i « n 1:11 h n. j . ira i.rv....... .................. i:<ni»r J; j . M l.I.A n n * , Ifrrr(.r> -T rrn > in rr H. A. M'.lil, __. ' .<lpn.nl llnnncrr H. !(. IIOI.I.T Ailvrrlhlaa Mnmtirrr M * ii * A 4 v rr«D I»K H n lra Knnnn on Art>llrallnn V. I.K W IS S IIII-P W jiH , ff m ?T i ’l r r n l a 'l i a 'Ip m e a r P*« nsa-tv rf<rr r. i>. m. aalnnlallun I’ rlrp la .ai <narr ... . r«.no O w f V » a r ..................... . Hla Mnnftia ____.. ____ i .... xu.1 Drill rrrd In Clfjr by I'arrlrr On» Wrrk IS (Vain tk r his 13- In fri*a>V MffUlV l|rraidrnllrrlr-ii.rm armlnmr (’mini/ and la tnihll-hril Mrrjr Ifrldny. Ad'ir (Ulafc rain,mlaUt* khnna nn nnnllrallnn. |3.no |>rr >r«r, nltanyn In niliaan*. >rp.nnKii t i i r AaaoriATKD i-iiks * j T h - A a a o r ln tM l I ' r n a In n c l # » l * « l y e n t i t l e d to I h o .tin* ti>r. romihUr.'|tli>n of a ll n » w * dlspuTr-tu-*-' i r e d l t r d l o II o r n ot l i t h e r w l s s r r a d f t r d In th in m i i n r n n d ntoo t h e lo ca l newt imbllahi-d tic rrln , All rltchle of r*.-|iut*1lrnMr>n of i-m-elal dlnitalchm herein nre hlnu nam ed. O l H m l i r . U A I . i l i n il.M I M J . I ' h im r I IS Forrl.n Ad»*(|i*ln3 ltrni.wniallv. THF.AVF.H'''AVPR«'aAAn5rC'AT'c*'l The new year has started In .real earnest. .And it looks like it would he a guod one in cvpry respect. ■ *.. „ ' . ----- -------» The church federation of Chicago s s y a that newspaper advertising is needed by tho chuirhes everywhere and newspaper advertising is official­ ly emioj-fed l>y die federation. i the city to engage in-the iec business by those who witnessed Conti’s play ;n Miami and in Cuba remaining' in thu International tournament at nwuy until 1907 when uport return-! New Yorlj and who were greatly stir­ ing he Was elected mayor again tindj prised at the Improvement in his playheld the office four years agnin nndjing compared with that shown in the at. he takes the office today it makes 1921 tournHmpnt ot Chicago, the nfolh time thht hu has served the' Thiyt Conti is‘ n real match for city ns its mayor. Sanford is fortun-, Schaefer has been proven recently etc indeed in having n man of such on more than one occasion. Horn in broad experience for the mayor even. Frnnci on May I, 1901, Conti is the though the office now means hut lit- young" it of the players who took pnrt tie excitement and but little work but in the recent international and for a Mayor Lake will continue to serve tho youngster he has a remarkable rcccity as City Commissioner along with ord. In Frnnro, before becoming of his position as mayor and his real age,, he defented Hmiret, one of the work will be ns the* chairman of the best balk liners in Frnnce. Board of City Commiasloners, rathorj In tbe.l'J2l tournament in*Chicago than ns the mayor. ! Conti Unit hod fourth, just behind However, it is n g n a t honor to Cochran, In the lust international serve your city ns mayor at different j Conti finished third, ahead of Coch times for eight years nml to again1 ran, and Improved his average over take up the duties ns chief executive that mailt* in the 1921 tournament by after many years. It take* a mighty figures of II 8-12 compared to 28* good man to come back after being 37-fil. That chows how fast (oitti.iout of the harness for years— h t l! eoming nml how he appears to be t FoYe.it bake is a strong mail in poll- formidable candidate for the chant tics, a progressive citizen-, a good' phiririiiji. His admirers {mint out tho' broker being president of the Scnn-|^°n^ 8nvp Schaefer his llr.t defea' note I'o-nty Hank, is tits b e m i n o l e ''b e 1'JJl tournament when he ln-ai county representative! at Tallahassee, B;,me *100* to 2!).!. which, by the way, Is Ids lourth term in this office ami It's chance* are ex-.' HO MEN KM.I, FOR T U B LOVE OF K IM .IN C ? retlpnt to ltd elected speaker of the I-ooks like thetc would In* some . trouble in Louisiana over tho kid­ napping and murder of two men. Th’e crimeis laid at tho dour of tho Ku %. Klux Khti.hiiL has not been proven. ---------- -« ------------ Dcrnhnrdt’a part in n now piny in Paris has been filled by an under­ study and filled very satisfactorily, tho papers say.' There is no part in the world tint cannot be filled—even the House, part of Bernhardt. . •This in our hew mayor Hanford j - ■- " , v I f f are glad the I’alatkn News hn> OCCUPATION LICENSE MUST BE PAID Some day our European debtors have asked for information about the ris that candidates for state and the maintenance charge* on asphalt in county offices who will be charged may get what is coming to them, other counties of Florida. It will be with the enforcement of the law I f, They already have what is coming to interesting to compare uspholt upkeep elected will bit required by the poo- j us.—New 4 ork American, totals with brick upkeep totals. pic to declare their attitude toward Have you read tho want ads today 1 We have reverence for the opinions the prohibition law very definitely, of others. We are hot ingoing for arid that this will bo the leading is­ brick jnxt to cause friction. As wo sue of the campaign—“ whether or not N o t i c e i s h e r e b y g iv ­ NOTICE! stated frequently, we’ nre for brick they will -wink at bootlegging or will e n t h a t a l l p e r s o n s r<s 1-entuso when laid‘ properly It .makes frankly proclaim that they will use every effort to run down and-break tho best pavement in the world. We The annual meeting bf the plock­ q u i r e d t o h a v e S t a t e and holders of the i’etrops Mnmifucturshould like to have tniek laid on a rock up the traffic, and in hunting C ou h ty O c c u p a t i o n Li.* foundation hut we think brick pave­ tho offender*, will nut be 'color blind.’ |f}ff Cumpnnyt |ni.,t of amluota, Fla., h a v in g The women. In the judgment of Col*rw iM be/hdd nt ihc office of M. F. c e n s e , a n d n o t ments properly constiucted on sand with'curbing, ndsijUate' roadsides and onel Harris, will take n more 0Ct‘ v o . Rwb|ft*on. US North Park avenue, p r o c u r r e d t h e g a m e on a.iter proofing arc better than any I«irt in this campaign than they h f t V C , ^ ^ p>tor|,^ nf 8 p, n,.(’Monday, o.» r ,1 , . o r b e f o r e - J a n u a r y 8th. j,' jlber rll-nl material. We have been in any since they were grunted thee Jnmiaty 8th, 192-1, fur uic purpose of ^ '» chnrged with being in tho brick right to vote, ami h e.think* it prob­^. olcctjng a board of viireJtors nml to 1 •*»»*, AV 111 IJC SUOjOC't to 'trust." We would rather be in u brick able that some of them will aspire tn' j transact any other Vusjncss that may p r O S C C llt lO n W itH o T lt fur* runt that in a gun or rubber or ns- important office*, -hey nre picul j,ri,pt,rjy Come^ before the meeting, ^ F. ‘ WHF.EI.KK, thei* notice. License may nhalt trust But let us say that wo i/rrly qualified for certain political poarc not under |he i-pcll of a brick sit inns, 'he sajs, attd gallantry a ■ ^ \ H < JN'FY* President; be had from Hon. Jnor corporation, or any other corpora- quires that the hardier one* should Secretary. *2',7 stc j). Jinkins, Tax Collec­ .ion, we arc, and for nine years hove step aside for them.” icon, for brick u. a road paving tna- • The Interesting article concludes Why are we always busy, when oth­ tor, at the Court House. ■eriul and will continue to l>o until it with this bit of jmlUicnl Wisdom, that ers arc idle? Answer: .lb-cause vv<SCHELLE MAINES, those who are njiplring for favors n t; is found unsuitable. give SF.I’ VH'I-; end the people nil Prosecuting Attorney. We arc looking to the county com­ tho hands of the jieoplo-^aml partie know it.T-I.ossing's QUK-'IC HFItVICE m, ulaily the now element in politics missioners to le-peet Ihc opinion of TUANSrEK. I'hone I»8. ithors. They discarded a petition Itear- would do well to consider.: 239-Mon-Tue-Wed-tfr For quick rcnults, try a want ad ng nearly 1,000 iijpne*. They will shun ‘Tiie votes of the women must lie mil for now bid* oil the remaining reckoned with, and it may he put down highway prujei t r. but they have e x -[ one of the verities Ihnt thof-e who •Juiled brick, \Vi- thinl, that it would utv loovc and lax in taw enforce>e common sen >■ an I goa l judgment * nu-nt, who are harsh-, inhuman and •1 include briel in the new bids. In j over lienring, will nvet with decided aet, we are mhc that the cuiiimjs- j opposition at tln-ir hand*. <ipners will renoi'idcr th eir nction <I«*- jde.l revolution is retting in. mill tin .election si nre Ihe famous 'red aid give brick a >ha nre in tin- n In s t a r t i n g t h e N e w Y e a r , - o n e shirt’ campaign of 1HT«* promise* to tie lidding.—Orlando Sentinel. so animating " —Tampa Timer. r e s o lu t io n y ou s h o u ld n o t f o r g e t -oCOb. FUANK .m in u s FOItKSHKS is t o p a y li p a n d w i p e o u t y o u r MElSCII IS CIIA1UMAN A blVKIA CAMPAIGN A CLEAN SLATE Every dispatch from Ireland nay hi,H " ,,c v M *"f vvh“ is »" ”1' 1 mnV- ,akon u " ' f 0 *>«“ that more men have been ex-ebtod cxecbled Inr in *..... . ,,r wrvI« f* hl " ,ir ,,!'re ‘ ™ 'y tloughter of the marine lif An* and the next dispatch says they have innyor wo have n man who will jrivi* nhoiimlinif tn rlorina waters* not been executed anti they kili theifi, Snrfurd it constrUcUve administmtinn whnt , .is...true of that is tnif- «*f lie oIT and bring them back to life us eas­„jtiiiii one wlm for years bits been tbv animal life ami the bud kingdom o head o ' the progressive element of 11 lorirju. bvery season there is much ily tin Nick Carter-muld do It. the city, one who started the ini-,useless hilling by those who delight fitnvementn here many years ago nti<1; 1" brog about what they have done flirl In Kanatia has been elected i„..Ci; d e b ts. who has labored far them ever sin e. a ; tiiougli it were a deed of bravery Justice of the peace. She was really Under his nilmitif -tration the firatiMr ** real achievement, Tbe'veteran 1 ii'or. Cob Frank Har­ ' Tim selection of John Mehch as 1 elected ns a juke and refused the o f­ '1 he incident tliat lias aroused Gomle ris, e x p re s s e s ll>" opinion in his Ocn- Chairman of the board of County bri k streets' were laid in Sanford B y ho d o i n g y o u w ill n o t ' o n ly fice. but has since changed her mind Utierry’:* ire i* that reported by the la Manner that the year 192’t promis- Commissioiiers yesletduy will give and many other big Improvvmeutsi and will accept. It may be more than a d d to y o u r p r e s tig e a n d s ta n d in g S a n f o r d Herald, which told a row day. .r* many tbrsl! in rt.ite politics. general satlsfairtion in the county and a joke when some of the jokers came started ami it i» fitting that Forest ago of thu slaughter of a manatee or in t h e c o m m u n i t y , b u t y o u w ill b e ­ h.i-t lenrm-i! that Geo. W. Kclm specially in the Sanfonl ration l.ake should round out hi* term of of up before her. 5 fit-e as t’ ity Cofnmlsaione'r with the rea cow in the waters of the St, Johns mill, state attorney rtn; for the Marlon where ho is well known. John Memch c o m e f i n a n c i a l l y i n d e p e n d e n t .. title of Mayor of Sanford. He has rivor or bake Monroe. Thin is what circuit, will oppose Iliveri Ibifurd fur ’ ift a rrlf iimili* itiftn vvhn iImjj lii« forFrance has offered to cut the de­ earned 11 and ho will serve as few the Mews has to say about it: the office of attorney general, and tune out of the Hanford soil and his S t a r t a s a v i n g s a c c o u n t w it h us, mand on fiermany to fifty billions. “ because some man near Sanford men can serve heenuse hr hu* years that ljj(-re will be m» lc * than six can­ long headed bus;ac..s judgment made ThiH is more than Germany offered to recently murdered a fine manatee, bigi iuve .t bis money dug •front the a n d le t u s h e lp y o u t o e n j o y th e of ripe experience to guide lira. didates for the office of gtivernor, “ all do in '78 and the allies should see commonly termed a sea cow, tin; oc­ soil in city and county property and i of whuin arc blessed with Hie gift of •b l e s s i n g o f b e i n g f r e e o f f i n a n c i a l that the offer Is ncrepled at once nud cur icmw ii made much of by the -valoratory; and nre favorably known it 'has rcturned to him an hundred! AN EXt’ F.bbENT CHOICE the payments started. Wo believe that Innt nportaman and the dimensions w orry. fold. And having dug hi* fortune- from \ throughout the states" •, If Germany were assisted financially lire parnded with as much pride as i f the roll and still digging and winking] Colonel Harris makes tliii pleas­ In seiceting Miss Itowcna bnngmbe the victim 2hfld been a dangerous that she would be able to pay the en, f every day, John Mei -rli i.* peculiarly i , L Is, B crin,e to kill orte of ing and impartial comment on four of fitted to lie a nieniber of the board of 'tire sum and get oil her feet muefi prof.-ssyr of Enuglish at the Florida ,hinif - quicker than ta makn the burden so State College of Women, a* its p r o * an\ma\n. which are attractions the known aspirants for the honor of county CKiunii-'iol-ci - and tn Ik* the nient, the stale eduentioiml a*-oei ,(| pl| vhilur, w,|| „s residents., serving the |K-nple its Florida’.* chief idmii man 1!■■ h*.-- .■■jdeiidnl ideas of heavy that it will-never he paid. atmn both honored and helped .L-.-ir r| r ) ;jtv |)prfccl| y harmless when in, ext-, utile; - - — — o S a n fo r d , F lo r id a • improvements along e\eiy line, m nod paid a high dt-gre...... f deserved lhujr n|ltjvi. MecaRae of the “ Hun. Flank C’la 1 L, vd.it la.. m-i*\- road building ntid other big thing--, ■ jOl'It NEW 01.0 MAYOlt . recognition to one of the ablest wo-1 fr0!,ui;llt desire to secure one ’ for ex- ml in emigre** for a tend of years, and Heminole county under hi* able j men tencln'rs in the state . .-list 1 K'LihiCnn purposes only’ ami because lias already made his formal anForest bake wns made mayor of cbninnniishiji should not only build j mite Is not. ’however, thee first worn-[iif ^ rl|th|(>M destruct struction by those 11ounce menl as a candidate for said bigger Ihingu but belter and his eco-, ' the city of Snnfonl last night, being an to be president of tbo Stale Teach­ who have it passion fur ‘ killing some­ office. If not his, it is nt least the , nomieul administration of hi* own af* 1 ■ ■■■■■■■ MBauaxgsaHHHorhr nr aaxuxancnauaxunBKRt-xnnaaatr elected by the city commissioners ns ers, ns said in the p.rern reports of her thing’,* the manatee Is fust reaching l.ua:-.l of hi* friends that h- baa never w-„ ,1|f rilWCiA in thl. tru im one of their members. The position I election. Miss Agnes-M. Harris, for­ Uerr defeated for a political offuw, nf Jht, r,mtl, y. J„hn Mcb-vb is mil nigperiod. Were they dnnof mayor of Sanford now is almost an merly professor of Home Economics, the extinction . . , ,, , and he has laid « uumlwr. lie h " 1 p,„||y or ptlegy nml neVL-r wa.i penny empty honor. No longer do you need ' duel it and pleasing speaker. for the wanton destruction, but wlee ami pound foolish Iml hr he M i>oolish but to make a campaign for It, no longer now occupying n high position in the ezruH " lio n , ( lifts. II. Parkhill of Tampa, -r it I k ji J iii II, cow or coif, one of tho*e hard beaded li'irir*-.i*t men whelh does the mayor sit in judgment upon economies department «»f the federal ! a memls-r of one of H it* '!> * • * t nml oiler the water beside it and ului want tii see *ometbiog in return may 1 tho petty offenders against the city bureau in Washington having b.-en ordinances, no longer, is the mayor president of tlu* oiganizatioii in I'.llfi. have 1m fear. If it boat comes close [ longest known faitiiliv: of the state, for the lux inuiiey Hint -t upon!. i* meetiag the demand for good pure water and there are hundred* of to 11 mnnutee the animal will .slowly and himself has r.ddeil to iLs distinc­ In the retiring of chairman of the the arbiter of the many differences Florida is full of most competent bottle.* being diitrilmt il aroand the City at all time . Every Lunily tion both 11* 11 military, and judicial malic* off, or, ns has been known in hoard t.. A. llrumloy, the county hv thijt arise from llnto todiinc, no long- women teachers. In all the sc h o o ls officer, it i* likewiseannounced, will of Sanfonl ^hould get the habit ami - * numerous instances, will come close |(i*l a good man, fud hi* large farm* * ee4is tho mayor tin- central and oul- they preilumjpnte, nud a woman- Miss be a candiduts for Ibis important o f­ big, interest* are taking all Id* time to titsbtnil ns if it had a desire to fetiinding figure in city politics.. Hut Clemm Hampton, is chairman >>f the fice. nnd attention nnd he wns forced to re­ in the early days when Forest bake mute Examining Board, t|fc‘ “ Flying In- petted. No sportsman will know­ ingly kill n manatee any more than tire from the hoard. His district will “ lion. John Wr Marlin, the gifted was first made mayor of tho city it Stfumlron.1' Matty of thu best schools ir.eant'somolliing: It meant playing of the state have women principal t, •1 good sportsman will indulge in poU and popular mayor of Florida’s me­ Iks filled by G. fo Bledsoe, another real politics. It immnt going out nf- and most of the admitted best teach hunting." — lakeland Stnr-Tcjcgrain. tropolis, has announced ids candi­ successful farmer and the board is now We did not see the ntrtlcle in the dacy and will stand ns the represen- composed altogether of fanners nod JJ And otir truck will ho at youf'liiuk dm>r with n hot'‘e of Hint pure *, ter them ambit meant delivering thc!erH }„ ihc graded school* are women, i’alutka News hut It was uncalled for live of the young democracy o f the fruit growers, the new meml-or nt * water that all the hotels, restaurants, drug stores am. ; od:* fountain* | goods after you were made mayor by! Indeed, it is fast approaching.the time a* far no the Sanford fishermen nre stnto. Like Mr. Parkhill, Mr. Martin Ovcido, II. F. Wheeler being an or­ are using. S#3', the vote of the people. Mayor bakoj when even the high schools nre going concerned. They caught the manatee ange gioirer and- shipper. With the Is also n member of a distinguished is a new mayor but be is also one of ty iK, headed by women unless more of in their net and it stirred up such u pioneer forhily that occupies an hon­ new hoard composed (if farmers, all the oldest in point of service in the the young men of the d a te take up A n d B e S u r e it ’ s E ld e r S p r in g s W a t e r Y o u fuss they thought it wns nn alli­ ored place in our civic nnd military good business men, the affairs of the city. This makes the ninth time that teaching ns a serious permanent pro­ gator In the dark of the early morn annuls, and the reputation he has county of Seminole are In good hands U s e ii\ ..T h a t R a t t e c y - .. he has taken his seat ns mayor of fession, mid fit themselves for the and killed it. They would never have achieved ns mayor will stand hint in for unolhcr term nnd the tax payof* Ranfonl this being the ninth year, highest places.—Tampa Tribune. killed the sen cow hud they known good part in tusking his campaign for should get real returns on theirt mon­ ------------o-----------This does not mean consecutively for ey. _ And the people guneruily should what it was in the beginning. this higher office, ' bis first term wns way back in 1890 EXPECT CONT1-SCHAEFKR MII.---- —— o----------- - j "It is rumored also that Jesse I- uphold the hands of the commissionwjien ho was a mere boy of 22. He 1.IAIUI MATCH THRILLING ONE AROl'T S2 1'BR Ml LB PER YEAR, Billingsley is alio to bo reckoned with fcrs nnd bring their trouble.* to them served four years then and leaving REPLACEMENT COST .FOR IIR1CK He possesses splendid intellectual at­ direct instead of finding fault with- a s .............. .. ij«_____ _____________________________ ( l l r T h e A saarlstrd I T t n l tainments nnd is a forceful speaker. out having any remedy. The board is CHICAGO, Jan. .1.— Roger Conti, He wns private secretary to Governor ever i/ady to listen nml to assist ev­ the twenty-one year old billiard cham­ Save for the washouts on the Apop­ MARBLE & G RANITE WORKS Jennings, and since which time hits ery good movement for tho upbuild­ SANFORD pion of Franco, will enter the chal­ WHEN U ka highway at Nike Fairview und U BBI.L _ lenge- match against young Jake the bridge oq the Winter-Park Mait­ made for himself as n lawyer n line ing o f the^iunty. M 8T IT YOU It ItEAf. - j JO H N COVE, Proprietor Kchuefer hero January 8, 0, nnd 10, land Highway In 1913 the brick re­ reputation, and in the service o f Un­ WITH, UH ESTATE CE M ETERY TV0RK A SPECIALTY CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH confident of conquering thu Chirojjonn placement cost‘o f the seventy miles de Hnm in the big -world war nfude MONEV a fine military record, nnd is now or and thus earn the right to challenge of hrirk highways in Orange county 1018 Wast Kim S t m t 1018 Wart First 8W * Mfev- : Cut put this slip, encloso with fie nnd flood buys in Orange (trows. Willie Hoppe* tho rccrovmod champ! has only been about $1,000. O f course, was formerly nt the head of the l e ­ mall it1to Foley it Co., 2H35 Sheffield on for the 18.2 balk lino title cham­ the county spent considerably mord gion in this state. 1'arm Land, Improved and anAvenue, Chicago, ilk, writing your “ These are tho gentlemen who will for mtiintennnco of the roadsides. In pionship. • improved elty real estate, and name ami address clearly. You will enter the gubernatorial campaign The match will lie staged in Orches­ other words* or putting it in n new prompt service can be found at tra Hall, and will Im on the usual way,'thl- tux payers of Orange coun­ from this section of tho state, und receive in return a trial packagu ctfn* our place---------!---------THY US! forms of 1.60U points—GOO points be­ ty, In eight years, paid about $15' up­ we understand that the middle nnd taming Foley’s Honey and Tar Com­ keep per mile for brick. The brick is western portions of the state will have pound Tor coughs, colds nnd croup; ing disposed of each night. FOR SALE CHEAP The contest promises to be one of still with us, the highways have car­ candidates possessing records just as FoU-y Kidney fills for pains in sides \ *# and back; rheumatism, backache, kid­ pleasing und qualifications just as i the most interesting ever played In ried all the traffic that flowed into AGEJiTS ney nnd bladder nilincflts; ntrtl FoU-y Chicago and despito tho great repu­ South Florida, and the highways great ns the ones wn have named. “ So it may lie staled for n truth Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome mid tation of young Schaefer, there urc would have been as good as tho day R EAL ESTA T E many ‘experts who believe the boy they were laid had the mads ides been that the next .campaign will bo a thoroughly cleansing cathartic for * Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance from France will this time take his perfectly" maintained^ Two dollars dazzling one and will give the voters constipation, biliousness, headaches, Corner Second Street and Sanford Avenue 103 W. First 8 L. SANFORD, FI.A nnd sluggish bowels.. S6ld every­ ✓ brick replacement maintenance charg­ some real thrills." measure. It js tho judgment of Colonel Har- where*,—Adv. This opinion U shared, especially es per mile, per year ,is a record. We : *ry:-;?_V-fV-^ ‘ 5 _ = . jfe-e y-T11 V ♦. * 'I F i'Ti^ ?iWVrvt^ ir in IV is-. j;. c \ . , ’ , •-f iV.j . ' .V- , , ' —■ r , - > ‘ a'F* ‘y L' < y . * 5 * ♦ V * * 4 , ,r «« *^-y-j 4 i |hj:r# \ eik? . V J4 *,* Ak-JL .*. j* PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ter PHONE 311 FOR QUICK ACTION Ford Light Delivery Trucks Maxwell & Britt B, & 0. MOTOR COMPANY ‘ " ’ -. ' v. ■ ' v;-: �THE JiANFOlU) DAILY HERALD,. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1923 PAGB nUUM WANT T E worrit" vnm «i MurcitT c<w*j(r» vtiiiiV nwtAnoic *N?j*nn ci>iii [i« iCNTitufj iwtrinS tnuwiNC UMfiilimw, iiMMiii rtif/i mltprth, ovtv-jiiwwa'fJjti *WtaVCbiu ‘ runirri*** 0f Ssnfnrd’s I^cput' rttfnslonsl Men. cnei DETROIT, Mich., Jail.’ 3.—Henry Ford bcllaves that the’ "one pure cure" for wurld-unfi?at Is “ to create for ev­ ery able-bodied man in the world a job of oome sort*” the manufacturer told a delegation ioprestntfng the In­ ternational labor officer* of the League , of Nations, whose members held n lung conference with him at hi* c-! rind till their ground, they would have prixlticls to barter Jim! exchange and world commerce would go on without Interruption.*' Tlfe solution U "a Jol> for every man" the nmnnfucturer said. “ Let the peophe-of the world once pi t tin1 idea that*all they need is to do a good day's work six days every week and that in this way they can Dearborn office. make their own prosperity, and there The delegation, which ejintc to. this will be. no more talk about unstable eouidry recently to obtain, idea* that condition.! for (instability will cense t might he introduced in other cocn- tu haVo existed.'.’ B1, In hi« chosen pro the Herald rrcora !o the people* A. UcCottea Aitoroey-ai-uNv Sruiriiie tfounly Hank FLORIDA [isroi: • p itE D R. W IL S O N At t o r n EY*AT-LAAY yjnt National Uank IluildiliR ................. FLORIDA lions i’i many‘ pnrto of Europe and .. that oqujlitathm of ■achange* rates might have Iwmoffcial results, C H K I j^ E W AN TED A IN E S LAW YER *;• AfmjD'TQJi WANED A -Cimnca to build your Mr. Ford replied that in hi« opinion the question of bringing the world bncl: ’ tri-penev ’ and prosperity reuld not b e 'solved thnittgh money, declar­ ing bis belief that the Solution rested in expansion* o f industry, improvemerit of agricultural methods anti education of the "workers of 'the I’loaso arrange to pay cash bn denew' home before lumber Lets any •cry, and specify the kind of wood higher. Plans ami. estimates furnishlilted, when placing your order.—F. jed.—Sanford Novelty Works; 133-tfc S. Vormiy I\ V t i U TFIIt—'One humimti* eoIorctPla„ Lreiaim-d Glasaw Designed Mirerr- for land cieurmp,-. contract ami varnishes nt Sanford _v.nr!;. flood ramp. High land.—C. H en ry M c L fiu lin , J r ., Works, Sanford agents. V. . Perkins, (liovciand. Fin. 231-lSt ■ Mr. Ford told his visitor* that "all FARMERS— You can get seed tec ' I hi) IO .SELL at a bargain a >i/. niouey in the world coulil be dumpOptlclan-Ortomctrist fraftt-j and irrigation plugs at.tfcs . lutg concrete'mixer on skids ed into the sea, and nj long ns nun Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tic ., HI Esit First S tr « t H&nL ugine, a pick up. *Address Mix- wo'n|d put one, stone on top. of an**thFOR S A LE—iSvalvo furnished rpuni* 6 of. Herald. 237-tfc with three year lease at 11* Pul* Holiday Week Dull iretto aveque. 23i£-ife — Court House Graduate Veterinarian Tdtf.hom'-: I (i.Tire lit : EestJcnff 277 FOR SALE- Celery farm, h<>u»e, f LOST acres Sanfortli Fin., tiled flnwin in th e Lumber Trade DeLaml, Florida wells, big. money milker, uui-t -till iMiite. Act qulcki «!■', Fla. ISox f302, Orbiii Easy terms. * ' 2.1'. '7 The hi>liiiiiy week i* alway.. dull in itren ami i p. in. or adult . lurerpre (alive and ball room dancing.- 1’refch You can find the. name of It every live Ruxlnex* Man IT in Sanford in IIda Column la each tiny. SALf;—Kevnral nmr hung, rennunnble price.—K. F. I.an K .MONKV f ll L()AN <Iii Im oia-s v *rt rc'id in ti ,tl prop* tty. ftO fit'i* i t‘Tlt of ■ii mfim'y in h vrJunt ’'*n. short while . AtHrr'"i'‘ lMoney” care of 239-31 p Herald, Sn ufitrd, Fill. hi metto avenue, ' e*V'U c*i*)>, f •5.00 per month.—L. F, Lone. HOMES iiiilit tin i;uiV terms. -L W. 236-1 Dtp Muhj rr. Builder. in Erma cel* ry larin. - K. F. Lodi-. 23Sdltp Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities I «r please you, tell othtra; If not, mental trees’1 mid shrubbery. ! tell us. Phono 493 .tires ore grown by mine of the Im LAKE MARY SKAT LYNCH WOULD RESIGN NEW YORK, .1an. 3.—'Tin* Para­ mount Pictures Corporation, produc­ er of motion pictures, announced to­ day that it was considering n request fr»ni S. A. Lynch, o f Atlanta, (In., Foil he he released from tho contract under which he operated, on a royal­ ty basis. Paramount's HuiiUicrn clinin of thanties, known a* ihc Southern Enterprises corporation group. Mr. Lynch, it was said, asked hi* release so that he could devote his time to an important new business connection. Decision will he reached before the elld of tile week. nmunkably trnng tip to-lhe wiry eve i f FiiriutiTiii:. alid I* sxpected to ren- i*i t ii rli cvcn ’ more Sttongly imnfedlnudy after New Year. I'to- |ie<tv.ere never better for heavy volume of Im-ine--, mid the lumber industry i* Have you lost or found mnythingl kee-idy opumi*tie, J’iw* rlvarkel i* fi rttuiinl by uii*eu<o>nable‘fltreJigth afe the *** year ilo-e*. itotallef^'rabucka'on the *** whole are'very low, due to the. unu*iiaily tnli.in.eai* they have enjoyed for time" and their lioaitanvy about' buying Hiefore inventories for filling-in pnrpdsea- The building nutluak being excclfmit in nearly all ci- F. P. FORSTKII, President D. y. WniTNKR, qwUsr 6-44—1923 SERIES The enr owner who is Batisfieil In the day in and day out usage o f his automobile is the best asset in dealer possesWo take pride in the realization o f the fpet that Oak­ land car owners in the territory controlled by us and else­ where constitute our most valuable asset. t A careful inspection nnd a ride in the Oakland G-44 will reveal tho reasons. See us for a demonstration nnd prices. SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 17 *** **+ soon have to conuf forward, with teipiiii niLiit# Uiuf will aggregate ennrnmu* ipuintlUfa. The agricultural sit­ uation hm improved notably of late, a ,.! the exception i* that farmers, af­ ter •evcritl ycais of rein live inac­ on ihxit' Highway, burn, gaiage. b> tivity in sudi work, will next year unacre*?. Electric light, running water, , licrtakv extensive building cqnstruc-i telcpiume, hath. Decjt wejl, Fair- i lion and repairs, which probably will HANFORD Machine & Foundry Co. Crsrnl Machine ami Hoitcr Works; Cylinder grinding: DcLuxe Platans; Hj tVhrel Steel Gear llanos; Crank ttifl* Rchirnrd— ---------- Phone* 02 ELTON J. MOUGHTON OKANGF GROVE HEARING *11) trees, 'grajiefruit, tangerine* ami oranges, all in splendid condition, yvrll taken care of; 3 room house m good i'oniSitiim; I acres muck, fine for truck Ltrmingj 2 '.ere *ienred far n*MiT**>n. i.l gruve. Pri. »■ Su,m)il. llalanee arms. Consider trade. See Mr. Rrnnson A. P. CONN(iLI.t & SONS bunks-Morau engine, wntnr piped to be carried on nt u juice cafcujnted to all part i of fariii. Orange, tangerine, make up for much of thy lime'Tost. grapefruit, jic.U-hert, blackberries, tree Country yurds. therefore, ore also Iducuerries, II .vorietiu-i *>f grapes, picjiiiring for a bigger year than u»lemon, vi i uric--i. bausntut, ioipiat, Jnp. i mil. Another promising source for persimmon, mulberries, rosellc, guavluisine?* ix tlm r,ail reads, which have m>. , l-’am^aipl garifen tnohl, cow, calf, juexsing need* f flock1iff Ntireeovi ‘iluiha inclu*le*l, all I cipiipnu'iit of nil Lied*, which are dellfor $fi, iUd. $'J,r.P0 eavli, l-.d. !. 2 and llilely planning veiy imjiortani pur3 years. 216-tfv rhnsop dm mg 1923. The industrial .>■11111141011 a:t a whole is excellent, with prdajiectP for further improvement' whiirii weans that domnnd for lumber ii going; to bo gtwjetid pml run into ‘ heuvy totals. ExjTkirtutiop, ton. |s pick­ ing 'UP- \Vlulu thp busincBP outlook lueslinn ujijiurIs thus bright Esfnlilivfied 1903 Phone IS 104*8 .Magnolia Ave. •H CoirtRicrrinl Btrcet—S*an lord, Flu. FOft RENT -Unfurtilshcd npartmoat Fcrnclnle Apurtnignta, 3d5 E. First uiUKt In nitmy iiiiiuJ i i i where the lumStrecL her th at umloujitedly will be necihyl iECTIUCAL CONTRACTORS Foi: RENT—Furnished' bod room at j* to ennii> froW. Stocks of ujl JirinIMVO-ntf r*I IVrtjiJf* in 1**4*. II?*i r I.<*iii i 11itliti • ?*nf* " fjI cipal-softyvooit* and hnrdwtiods are li W M i n l i t l N u f l l f i l l n l X rn t\VA’NTED TO REKT— Small h»ur rtL N}itip|iiiitK Thai -%r«* \Vnnilite* »»f badly depleted,. The mills have for *««tin(liouge Light* and Appliance/ Apprmii'lijHH llnncrr, Utility month* sold ail much Or more or t! room*, clow -in. Address New Lino of Fixtures * Thnt* only twenty per petit of the lum^or. ihftti they luiv** produc**! mid 339-dtp “ Hnuw” care killif Rujldiiig------------Magnolia Arenac |s*«Hl*s :ir* re nr«* now.heuvily oveibqojwd. 0 y the TuVnlnhod l*un \\*VNTRD=Ti uro tiiori- or lev.* eiiffaring fr*>m Piinc time they have succeeded in clearing M rla u * m rjlailv. I* III'* i* l* r lllo ‘ f . < a l ) gniow, ivcuj H. VV. HERNDON ntetil ifinulimt lit n rccr.il. I'llllcllrt >M siral lc tcnnnt. care Geo. n . li'art lin ; in eillciil n*i!«-lrtl loll. in iho .rtiiU'i !»»»;<•*'. ()’*• *Mieinent callllrittis. Ihor* ;tr« ).ftoa.*)>in ilrath* t*nnnnilv, WoRt <*f mom frtijii provcniftiilarage, f T i r i r e s ^ H ottw w INSURANCE A G E N C Y I’.resi*. j,Oao.l'00 Wd-liSden *’n*srn an.) forty-rlv** inflllun |itr(R»ni< wIhikp vital; cofiyttiioncea. Call n lly rniiaEi* tmtwren thirty |***r «n l aiul AUTO RONDS ■vvsnly l>ri* etiot. , . —-w , ntreat.1 aul tifiillli i,.-nrr on !>>’ *1ogres*. In WANTED, TO RENT—Fermanent, a nlinuM nverjr limtance ii I* <4n« lo tmitloct of tii H) , «y.r. ptnil. -.a * NMure uI& 0. Sliinhoiscr or 4 room unfurnished apaflfmcni, way* gften fair wnt-nln*?. tnalsoaUAji, 1— * in xTonnich. it»Tn (Sr, f no* * m e . fiat or huino, deairable location. A^r nr n r i i r frrltr.K Ilf W*nrln*'/f, s w I m m ln R Contractor ami Builder dtcas "F. s." care Herald office, yan- In th e lio.nl. H.tilf* 4i«if*>r<! th e w iM k n e r s . J*ni urnl i'fijtl fl»i>lie». ti am a ln Yord. Fla. \ 192-Ue t i l * eti.>,*t/ WlStlrfrHi **( b r e n tj, i u llU ln •AKFORp /L O R I DA u o n o f i i l i * firurt! s w o l l s n m n l P a in fu l jn ln to , n o li!* n r l w e e n * IN* ' i n o u l i l e r bln(tea. nt.xdarh**". ami n*rvimniti>( urc ? "IQ The visiting delegation spent a large pint o f the day in inspecting tile Kuril Motor Company plants hero a part of the lime being devoted to a study o f the Ford trade school where mechanics- are trained.' . ■ A COMMUNITY BUILDER .mi larger town', thy-ynrd* will e.'t anil he Wmir.sei i<<.-; in the* South A iC C H lT E C T tlm Lim f ber trailr*. unil thi*-- wi :-k i* no "Vi i plum. Demand, however, remained Mr.. Ford declared that one of tho nxnt urgently needed reforms Dicing the world pertained to. more wide­ spread use o f farm machinery. Ha told thed elegation that ‘’ funner* every­ where" must ini taught tho use of Siiithine-: and their eeunomie value before lasting prosperity can come to any people. * The manufacturer added that he believed greater industry on the part ol the wot Id's peoples would end war. "If every lino has a Job that inter­ ests him, be will he too busy* to think nbotit making war," was the sub. stance of hi* argument in thnt con* Quarter of the New rear. Open that Savings Account Now. Deposits made on or be­ fore the Tenth draw interest from the First. Four per cent compounded quarterly Inventor of YiHikcra, N'. 7.. haa » ;atnne p f i t l n - sl^nalH o f *|j*usere T h r s r - V INDUSTRY MOVE?! SOUTH a f e i N a n i r e ' s fllatrrr e ra it * f o r l»*U> a n a car with a top that can be converted --fiould Im liretlr,! lit p u r e . . ■’ It* rt h i n m l ’ 1* iifi.iloJ— lp i' vlo jn a e n "The. cotlon Jnduptry U gradually into limousine,: touring enr, coupo’ oc m*i«t be lo nert u p.—*tlu4 po|xnn« niuol b o V :.* - t . a . t - i ; going south to be near, the cotton runabout. . I*|,|H w ir H lH field* and a!»o to avoid the high Inbor I" Ilriurf costa of tho North, If Mu«clo Sh<*al* 8F.VF.RE COUGH AFTER INFLU­ “'i i r r l y llu m l* can supply cheap power it will un­ ENZA l.nnn* doubtedly ho the center of tho cotton "After mi nltnck of the 'Mu' which l l n * l i m « I ’ Uan rr* spinning indirntry—nt lea*t .fbr the left me with n severe*cough notliiiyr of ntnlioi'rtl amt coratlvo nniprr- coarser fabrics."-—Samuel L'mwthcr in Seemed to relieve mo nntil 1 tise*l rial** tji'S |n h tielural comboiintJ. l», (in* in. atendot or etnir noi*>mi‘ There Foley’s -Honey and Ti’r," wrltort Mnj. it* i* ti« oilivr nu'dkirn' iu iJ** world URo K. D. Drake, hillds, Maryiaml.' ■fmdoes tuH IWnille If >onr luce11 HUNCH OF FINK* CARS CouirhR rc.Hulltng fr6m InflucnUf rorrallrtc, i tiiT r e r r o lffie n i« rt. il AdV. Mr. 'Moorft of the Rulck enmpahy , trUiu(iou‘ Company. Temna. ki *«.Whooplug Cough. Asthma, Croup, La , . i , — has n fine line of frtw*Bulck» on tho B. DODGINS Grlpjw umj Hrenchltii are qalcMy reiloor tmiay including Sport touring,1 k A D | foil AND SHEET lieved with .Foley’* iioney and Tar. DR. BAGW ELL . touring.soduns and. touting ears nnd •;brr\L WORKS ConLalnu no . .oVlatcsl—ngredients .GRADUATF. VETElMNAIIIAN hiimboutOy He wan fortunnto in se­ General Repairing printed on the w ra|ipen luifgest scllPhone Union Pharmacy 373*nnd 119 curing this many cam for Sanford as :h Av»’- --------- Sanford, Fin, ii-r. Pflurh medicine in th e' \S orld. SANFORD ■ ' FLORIUJ all *T lk*-i:s were- wanted cboWhere. Two partners wore debating their advertising policy— planning tho campaign for the next aix months. T h eirs-is a retail store which spent in one year ?12,000 on its advertis­ ing which was 5 per cent o f their yearly volume; n fair expenditure .in their line o f business. . iu growth of sales they could easily point out the home-coming of the $12,000 with a fair and reasonable profit in Its train. For these two part­ ners that expenditure was a profitable short-term Investment. One o f the partners spoke up; "John," he said, "w e have a cash profit in the bank from that $12,000, hut we have a greater intangible profit by far— it is piled up fo r us in the minds o f every man and woman in the city, o " I t is reflected in the attitude o f our bankers. “ It is present in the minds o f the manufacturers who sell us. * "It is working on the minds nnd purses o f every one o f our customers." • ’ ."W h y ," he continued, "this business, because o f the odverti«ipg we have done, is worth $12,000 more thnn it woh before we began." The two partners increased their appropriation, motjcatly, it is true. That was five years ngo. Today, for it is in n large city, their appropria­ tion la eight times their original amount. T h eir standing, with bankers, m anufacturers and customers Is A - l. Their business had grown and grown in a lu/allhy way. And still as one o f them put it— ** i r~.■' >’ 11 . I "In tho last five years advertising has made money fo r us. Evejy i • '■ . t . * ■, f * * - v *. % . , m i i ■- cent W C > spuiit has come back to us, and brought another with it. But, our real profit— our big profit from that advertising is banked In tho minds of the people; Ours is tho best known business o f its kind In town. And tliut is worth a lot o f money to us." P u b lish ed b y th e S a n fo rd D a ily H era ld In c o o p e ra tio n w ith th e A m erica n A s s o c ia tio n o f A d v e r tla n g A g e n c ie s �PAGE TOUR BASE BALL FOOT BALL B A SK E T B A L L ' TRAP SHOOTING GOLF BOWLING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor TENNIS BOXING 1922 SAW (SPORTING AND ATHLETIC EVENTS MANY CHANGES TO BE MANY IN SANFORD IN 1923 TITLES City Takes New Lease on Life in Athletic W ay and • * first' divUlon, second dlyl* balls, and then Tie up’ your opponent •division, sion and third division. ^ so you can make the joints which are "A beginner does remarkably well as follows; ^Taking (kith balls, from one stake through the fcrtho* to the who play* out of Third divUlon in a next stake, nnd then back again, mak­ season. Not many do it. Others re­ ing n total in all of thirty-two for main in third division, forever and both balls, for the arches including always. Watch a star player do it. I looks easy, don't It.' It isn’t, two points for each f the stakes. “ Roque has more scientific * plays “ Roque is’ an internnltnola game. World’s championship contests arc in It than any outdoor game without held annually. It has n national as­ exception. It is in n class with in­ sociation known ns the American door billiards. In fat!t it, i?ns been Roque league. It tins a paper known called out-of-door billiards. as the American Roque News. There! "Roque requires a good eye, steady are four divisions in Roque, Diamond j nerve and practice just « b any other The second half of the Bowling New Athletic Field Will Help . League starts off with done-over al­ <Df The AaaoeUted frees) NEW YORK, Jan. 3.—“ Uneasy lies leys, new pins nnd maybe some new the hand that wears a crown" In the These halls. Although Sanford will not be repre­ towns the Biic of Sanford. domains o f pugilism—proof of which sented in the Florida State League players have not been able to demon­ is the unusual number of sensational this year, or maybe in the next sev­ strate their real worth heretofore- on This is .good news to the howlers upsets featuring the ring record for eral years, despite this fact.^ athletic account of the fnck of support. These and will mean some better games and 1622. Review of the year shows that and sporting events will be staged players have not been 'able to play some better averages. three world’s and two American titles that will keep the fans amused thru- regularly as they should because the changed hands. With the exception out this year of 1023, nnd with the financial support was lacking on ac­ The new year starts off with n reg. of the heavyweight ranks, where Jack help of the promised ball park and count of n park with no way in-which ulnrly recognized professional at the Dempsey remained supreme but inac­ athletic field, Sanford people will not to chargb admission, nnd when they golf links. More good news for the tive, all the crowns were in jeopardy Lc forced to ride miles to see a ball nrc unnhlo to play regular they nre golfers as it means that from now on at some time. game. never able to get Into the proper these golfers can learn the gnme us shape. They can do this, however, af­ they should. The Chamber of Commerce has Four of the titles changed hands in New York while the fifth, the world’s promised a base bail park, an essen­ ter Sanford’s now park is ready for A beginner, even though he thinks light heavyweight championship, pass tial that is necessary in the success­ them, nnd whett they get their regu­ ed Into the possession of the Senegal- ful carrying out of any athletic pro­ lar workouts each dny they will he u h< neds no lessens, will soon develop ese, Hauling Siki, when he knocked grams anil once thi$ park is complet­ team hnrd to catch, and, of course, a habits detrimental to his play that out Georges Carponticr in Paris Inst ed Sanford wii be just as live ns any pride to Sanford inasmuch ns they arc will he very hard to overcome. For September. Siki also acquired the towns in the state in the wny of ball all Sanford boys and will make up n that reason, if for no other, spe Otis strictly home team. Effort* will he George at the club nnd moke a date Kuropenn heavyweight title by his games, etc. Sanford is fortunate in having right made to round them into shape imme­ for a few lessons. You will never re­ victory. Sinco then, however, he has lost whatever prestige he gained by ir our midst home talent to place an diately upon the completion of the gret it. drawing a long-term suspension from exceptionally good base bail team in new hall pa/k. I<ct Mr. George see you piny so French boxing authorities for improp­ the field, one that tan/compete with The year 1623 will find other events that he can advise you ns to the prop­ er conduct nnd^ adding fuel to the anything outside of the Florida State just as important as base hall. The Unities ’ of controversy with unsub­ League, nnd with the proper support basket ball teams of the high school er length clubs, etc. He will know stantial charges that his. bout with behind them, nnd the players given are making fine records, the 11*23 —when yog wouldn’t—and he i s 'able (’nrjicntier was intended as n frame- the help they need, it is possible that foot hall squad with Coach Wilkinson to take cure of your wants right at -up for. Georges to win but that ho they can compete with some of the nnd Cnpt. Jim Stone will ho the best the club house. double-crossed the ox-poilu by a Florida State'League teams. team in this part of the state if not It Is possible to turn out a real “ change of henrt" during the ImAiL. Semi-professionals sue has Rive, one of the very best in the state. ’ home talent base boll team in San­ catcher; Amqnn*! Chapman nnd Mc­ Johnny Buff, veteran Jersey City With Otts George, as professional ford. And why shouldn’t Sanford do bexer, met double disaster during the Call, pitchers, with Burdick, Chitten­ at the Golf Links, there will l>e many it as St. Augustine, I'nlutkn und other den, McLucna and Wnlker, infielders year, losing the world's bantamweight excellent golf players developed'dur­ towns do. Get bMdnd them and make title.to Joo Lynch, of New York, a and Spencer in the outfield gives San­ ing this season. And there are no ’em go. former champion of the division, in ford fine material around which to towns in the slate that has any bet­ July and the American flyweight build a tepm, an array of material ter array of trop shooters. * .. . ... , . 1 And this team can start off with a crown to Pancho Villa, the Filipino that will he hard to find in other With nil these things uhcad of us new ball park. That means the five sensation, in September. Buf, minus and the prospects of the banner year an,| u.n s|)„ rlH wh„ have been much of his former prowess through foul id the eighth round of a contest ii the way of sports nnd knowing witnessing the ball games, some pay­ n long illness, was knocked out by staged Thanksgiving Day. that we just *imist hnve the ball park ing nothing, will hnve to put or stay Lynch in the fourteenth nnd by Villa The Middle West also ceased to re­ and athletic field, del's every one of qt home. When this can be nccontIII the eleventh round. lie has not gard Wilson as middleweight king us get behind this movement so that p|iHhetl, then and tnen only will Sunappeared In the ring since then. nnd the recognition was conferred by when 1623 rolls by we cun all say ford be aide to have any kind of a Another veteran went down to de­ boxing authorities in several states on that our work was well done. team. feat before Btamina und youth when Bryan Downey, of Cleveland. The Chamber o f Commerce ComBcquy Leonard was the busiest ' n.lttoo promises a final report on the Jack Britton, king of the welter ranks And Ijjt n committee of men, some for years ami one of the craftiest champion of the year. Tho light- hall park mutter at the next meet­ of Sanford’s leading citizens, START ring generals of all time, lost n tie- weight king fulfilled a strenuous niid- ing, nnd from the advance dope giv- NOW, nml help the High School with cision and his world title to Mickey summer program when he fought in en out we nr esure the report will be their 1623 foot hnl^ squad. Material Walker, of Elizabeth, N. J., in No- succession Jack Britton, Rocky Katt- satisfactory, and then Sanford’s real for the best team in the state is right vember. Hut a few months before sna nnd Low Tendler, lie lost to Brit- athletic activities can date from tiiat!f,trc in our county, If we will hut de­ Britton had put tijs one of the best ton on a foul, knocked out Kansas a day. velop it. fights of his career against Benny few weeks Inter nnd into in July de­ I-connrd, lightweight titlcholdcr, win­ fended his title against Tendler, Phil­ INTEREST IN GOLF And above all—get behind and keep ning on n technical foul in the thir­ adelphia southpaw, in a sensational SWEEPING ENGLAND behind the Chamber of Comnireeo un­ 2-ropnd no-decision bout at Jersey teenth round. til they have given Sanford what ev­ City, N. J. Leonard received the pop­ ( t l r Tf cr Y la an rln lrd P r e s s ) Th« Amoriean light heavyweight ti­ LONDON, Jan. 3.—Britain is in the ery village, hamlet, town and city in tle changed possession twice. Gene ular verdict nt tlib ringside, hut he grip of the golf fever, If the number the stale has, and Sanford hasn’t—A • Tunney, Greenwich Village favorite, was given ono of the stiffest battles of new courses being constructed can BASE BALL PARK. toqk the'honora frdrrf Bnttling lusvin- of his career and came close to defeat he taken as un indication. There are sky fr) Jnunary by the decision route in the eighth round under a staggerat least thirty courses now being MOKE TO ROQUE THAN attack by Tendler, hut lost the crown in May to Hurry JUST HITTING THE BALL Leoqprd Inter defeated Ever Ham­ built, the1 largest number laid out In Groh, of Pittsburgh, who gained n n single year since H*(12 when the decision after u hard-fought 15-round mer, of Chicago, In a contest at Mich­ KoqUe .is “quite a game," and the igan City, Irtd., but a serious infec­ rubber-cored ball revolutionized the description of it ami how it is played, bout. tion of the mouth, the result of injur­ game. The courses nre costing on an as given by J. Ralph Pickcll, editor Tho situation in the featherweight ies sustained in the Tendler fight, has average of $50,000 ensh. of the Roundup,. Chicago, is very in­ and middleweight divisions was com­ An innovation is found in court.!?* since kept the chnmpion out of active teresting. Underhill soys roque re­ plicated by decisions of the New York especially designed for the use of eld­ competition. sembles crouquut Just about as much State Athletic Commission which took Charley White, hard-hitting Chicag­ erly people and beginners, which nrc ns coal resembles diamonds. His lit­ away the Ijccnsei of the fcspcctive oan, established himself us one of being initialled by many of the Eng­ tle article on "What Roque Is," wns litleholdcrs, Johnny Kilbanc, of Cleve­ Leonard’s most formidable rivals nnd lish clubs. called to the attention of The Her­ land, nnd Johnny Wilson, of Boston, may be matched.with the champion in ald by Frank M. Markham, presi­ and declared their laurels Open to the near future. White’s latest nnd 200 CAMPS FOR Glltl. SCOUTS dent of the Hradentqwn Roque Club, competition so far ns tho Empire TO HE OPENED most impressive triumph wim his and it i sprinted herewith. Says Mr. state wan concerned. Killmne wan knockout of Richie Mitchell, of Mil­ Picked: outlawed for refusal to accept a chal­ NEW YORK, Jan. 2.—Two hundred waukee, In the tenth round <>( a 15lenge from JohnnylDundee, of New "Roque is not croquet any more camps for girl scouts aro to be opened roufid contest. than coal is diamonds. There nre el­ York, nnd Wilson "for ignoring an in various parts of the country ext Officially Dempsey’s heavyweight ements of croquet In t»quc, just the agreement to box Harry Grch, Pitts­ title was nt stnke once during the winter, Mrs. J. S. Ilippen, nntiunnl same as there are elements of dia­ burgh mauler. year in a four-round encounter with n director of the Girl Scouts, Inc., an­ mond* in coal, but tho similarity ends Dundee nnd Danny Frush, English middleweight sparring partner, .Jfm- nounced Monday. before it begins. ‘ boxer, whu took up an American resi­ my Darcy, ut Buffalo, N. Y „ Jn July, "Since roque Is not croquet, whnt STEAMER IS FLOATED dence In Cleveland, wore picked by hut there wns little risk involved. The Is it? * the New York Commission, as logical New York State Athletic Commission “ It’s this—nnd then more. CHARLESTON, S. C.. Jan. 2.—The contenders for the featherweight title ruled that under the hbxing statutes u "Players procure mallets of vary­ and the former-acquired what honors decision must be rendered, nnd Demp­ sleniuwr Sanln Rosa, of the Grace ing kinds and cost, which they use the commission wns capable of be­ sey willingly cumpHcd with the tech­ Line, which has been aground two to hit hnlls made.of gotta perrhp, on miles south of tlw* entrance to Clyirstowing by knocking out Frugh in the nicality, receiving the official ver­ jeston harbor since Tuesday last, was n ground specially prepared out of ninth round of a contest Ip August. dict. sandy clay- through nrrhe* which (lusted today, undamaged. Likewise, Dave Rosenberg, of Dempsey also formally accepted the are one-sixteenth o f an Inch larger Brooklyn, wan declared middleweight challenge of his dusky rival, Harry than the halls, each nrcli counting champion by tho commission after a Wills, for a tit’e bout, hut that was as HHKVJ.IN SCORES TECHNICAL n point. KAYO victory over Phil Krug, of Harrison, far ns negotiations proceeded, it be­ "Two players use two hnlls each, I N. J„ in August, hut the honors were ing agreed that a match could not he tho halls being ployed in the follow­ .LYNN, Maas., Jun. 2.— Ed. Shevtransferred to the veteran Mike promoted before nuxts ummer. Wills’ ing order: Uiv of Roxbury, won a technical knock O’Dowd, of SL Paul, former tltlohold- prestige gained little from his per­ "Red, white, blue, black. out over Ray Preyl uf HUtshurg hero er, when he won from Rosenberg on a formances in several bouts in New "Partner hulls would be red nnd this afternoon. The laiut wns stopped York with negro opponents, bul he In tho sixth round to save I’royl from blue, white and black. remained generally regarded as Jack- further punishment. They nre wel­ "Colored clips on the arches in­ dicate the point which ’ balls have ( Dempsey's strongest rival. terweights. Two other figures, meanwhile, eremade. The colored clips match the Mullet Roe, lb............35c nte'd interest in helvyweight circles— colored balls. "The strategy of the game lies in Salt Mullet, lb........... 15c Floyd Johnson, of Iowa, and Luis An­ successfully getting rid of tho ‘hot’ gel Firp«, Argentine sensation. John­ ball which is the next hall to bo playson has developed rapidly and includ­ Nice Fat Mackerel kV- • v _ . * ed a knockout of Boh Martin among The 1923 license must til, while tft the same time one u^es two remaining balls to make As Jones’ Dairy Farm his victories. ,He will fare his hard­ be on all . automobiles the many points os* possible. Crnck play­ est test next month when ho meets operating in Seminole ers, such as-Jimmy Keene, the world „ Sausage 11*22 SAW—GAL TWO Bill Brennan, rugged Chicagonn. county, not later than champion! and many other* who might be mentioned, play many points Nice Fat Hens Firpo came to this country early In Feb. 1st, 1923This law successfully with all three balls, the the year and knocked out In rapid suc­ Clover Hill Butter, the cession several lesser lights. But will be strictly enforced. most of the time, when you first vis­ while he" demonstrated heavy punchy Take notice and be gov­ it a court you will seo the players putting awoy the ’hot1 ball behind an ing ability he showed little boxing arch, a stake, or some place where skill.- Returning to South America, erned accordingly. it cannot be hit sqfiarely. tp ho knocked out Jim Tracey, Austral­ C. M. H A N D , “The science of the game lies In ian boxer, and now plans to return in Sheriff Semi- one’s ability to make bank shots January to tho United States. He-has ole County. against the cement borders, across received offers to box either Johnson the court, or in any w*y to get tile 1-8-10-17 or Brennan. - & « . - '¥ • , ; * .- v / y S T A M O ’C # 0 -L -, O L- ■ipwacit twltf Make ifcPull better and run Farther with INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY ?* L X •i k C U A Polarine 4 i ; INJ “ Men who are .given to , w’ ari, should not take up mquo. Thfc . * often just miss, which is mile.’ ** ‘ “ Old maids should U**, uione. Only those women who h»v been severely tried by the unrein ing toil of raising a family, h»Vt thpatience to learn it.* "In spite of nil that has been ^ ten here, roque is u Wonderful game" M a k e it run s m o o t h e r a n d l a s t l o n g e r witri *• .f.'-r V I.' A “ It is « yoang man’s gftn* Hkk affords old men much ^lt.a. u,e * Automobile construction has reach­ ed such a high point o f efficiency that nearly any car you buy will give you good service if you take the right care o f it. Proper, lubrication is, o f course, the most essential' thing to motor satis­ faction -a n d remember always that the motor is the heart o f the car. If the pistons and cylinder walls are lubricated with the right quality and the right weight o f oil, you will have no bother or expense with either of the two great causes o f trouble—friction and lost power. Polarine is a motor oil made from the very heart of choicest crude petro­ leum, refined, filtered and purified so as to produce just the right "oiliness” for every motor. Made in four weights, "Medium”—"Heavy” —"Heavy X ” and 'Heavy XX.” &y following the chart o f recommendations (which is on dis­ play at all Polarine dealers), you can be absolutely assured o f getting tho proper weight fo r your motor. NOTICE BESEiV-'v T good game. In lU.final ma £ S scicnliflc. re la tio n . 1 ** V -W- �MC Ian) {4IjB l . i r # i infii riii^"/I m pT .R O o u t b r e a k ’a t s a p u u p a . o k l a . W o fc ffr 3 - - Armed " u i y « ■ patrollng the .lividbetween the white nml negro 1* ' of the city with ortlera to pern , ; 0 white persons to enter the n o I district nml to keep the IteffTOM [ £ V ; r own area while special doputwatching nil n»mis in this viHv in nn effort to apprehend the 1 -ncs who Monday night nmlniKhcd fivr Hlermen. killing ono and woundL - the others. / * ' Tlie deadline was estiWWjcd ns a | -v authtmties■explained, folIhwiog » (iie in thc ,U3Kr° d U t r ic t Warm Clothing and Heat in Humes Seems Like Impossible Dre<zm'of Luxury to Russian Children. Pi 1 m m z m a ‘ hours after the'attack otvttn*TwfIkcmcn which destroyed Tour buildr three o f which were owned by rj ’class, negro, believed by the ..fflrcrs to he the leader of the attnek- order separating the two races, ! however, permits negroes who are rBploy»-d in the city proper to go to jtnd front their work. URGE A M E N D M E N T S m&k<i N e w Y e a * ' g Da w n b r i n g s a g l o o m y R u s s ia n C h il d r e n , w h o a r e fo r, t h e s e outlook w e a r in g TATTERS T M A t.W E R E G A R M E N T S ElGMT Y E A R S a g o ^ K jy TO IMMIGRATION LAW? LABOR s h o r t a g e ; M t< GRACE HOWKt.t ft RADY S I FOft DISCHARGE FROM . k AN k ASYirriM s lt aa ti f n . iinn os A aa a s i i .u i WEST I’ ALM ItEAtJH, Jnn. .1.— Mrs. Grace Howell, four times tried for killing her husband Sam Howell, in tjie railroad freight olfice nt Mi ami four,years ago, ami committed to the state nsylum for the itisane last September on a court order,.Is ready for discharge from the hospital and retrial, according to n telegram re­ ceived today by Sheriff R. (’. Beaker, from W. V. Knott, su|>crintendent o f the'Chattahoochtoo asylum, who asked that an officer bo sent here to get the woman. Judge E. C. Davis of Lhk circuit, to* whose court the case came on a change of venue, said last night that he was uncertain when he would make an order for the return of tho vvumuu for irinl. * ■— ... uw that a tickless clock is prom­ ised, won’t someupo invent a Maxim silencer for an auto horn? NOTH It IIP Ml’Kt lAI. HUM* i :m : c - \ r o l l s r i a i X i . t \\ -I l i m n . n i H T i t i t r m i . a. * i : t i i M * i . i : t io t OI .NTl, II.OIHII A of the public fWe nctioofa within m i l d S p e c i a l T a x H c l i o o l d i s t r i c t N o . I, U rtiH n ol* C o u n t y , P lorlila . 1 T hat T m fflfy o itK : . ,lo m ; nn„ -i t .,le rirfw n.rmur au f)#vlfcin Mmr hill x v lth o u t s s h l flpecl+i t a x s e h o u l d is t r ic t N o. 5. t h e r e helm-- m» n e w s p a |M-r iPnhHsh.*xl w i t h i n s a id Hltectul T a x Hchivq* D t * n r c r 7 t * . “ fi, t n t r s - a ' w r P N fur, ..................... .. i s f 11'W eeks. T l n H I f lt H O I . F T I O N ndoHt.sf In r e g lila r r c s s l m i n f th e C o u p i k l . o a r d , " f Fiitdlc 1n n t r iir th n l f o r H-'mlimH. C o u n ­ ty, F l o r i d a , t h e 3nd d a y n f ' J a n u a r y . A. D. 1923. ' - -1 C. K. 11A Ft It IKON. C h a i r m a n . F A. DAI.LAH. . F B B D T. W I l- t .l A M H . h e r e b y o r d e r e d t o hi* h e ld ifCsAld Hl'hr i a l T a x S c h o o l D l i t r i c r Nix S e m in o le F o i u t l y . Klnriiln, -sahl d l s l r l r t beintt a l ­ s o k n o w n n s G e n e v a Hpcclnt T a x Hrlnwl D U l r l c f . o n t h e Sth d.ty o f F c hru ilry. 1933, tu d e t e r m i n e w h e t h e r n r not th ere s h a l l hr* I ssue d h y ) H p * d i t l T a x Htluinl I H s t r h t No. S, Hemltiuie 1 ' 1,11 n t y. F l o r ­ (T .itlill H o a rd nf F ilhlle id a . b o n d s In lift- s u m n f k.'o.ono no to I n s l r t j (lo ti rnr Hem I mile h e a r Inte rest 111 (In- rati* nf six |-er I lurlila. I•'Tiunlt m u i t f -. Fi c e n t 1 * * ; ) n e r a n n u m . Inte rest p a y a b le V r~-v " u m l - n n n t u l l y . h n o d s in he ilnteil -Itin- A llll . r . t . , T. W. LA IVTO N, u.tr> t. I9J3, m i l tu mature, th ir t y >eut* KutHI 'Mb limth.* Kx-Offlclt* a f t e r th e d a l e l lie r e o f . H f i T r i i i r v t o t h e lln a rd t n t ; r r F t ’ n r i f K H i u : h o i . v k d that (Heal o f tl n u r.]) }-,'.| (l-!7 -3 l* ' tills o r d e r I 'ld d lsh e d In thft.Hnhfnrtl D a lly H e ra ld , a newspxiutt* i s i ’tUslud In He rot note F o u n t y . F lo r id a , hut w i t h ­ o u t Hi'erl.il T a x Hcltoof D is trict No. a, t h e r e t'elnn n o n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d Itv Hto-elal T a x S c h o o l* D is trict No. f>. o n ce e a c h week fnr fo u r s u r i'-s s lv r w eeks D O N ! ) A N D m t D K U K D In r e g u la r s e s s i o n o f th e F o u n t y H oard n f Fulfi i c , I n s t r u c t i o n f u r K e m ln o lc Fo unty; F l o r i d a , t h is 3ml d a y o f J a n u a r y . 1933, F f 11A little** )N. C h a i r m a n F A DA 1,1. AH, F U N D T, W ILLIAM S C o u n t y . Iinnrd «>f P u b lic In strurth u f u r Kemlnotc - C o u n t y , F lo r id a . A ttest: T. IV. lo t w to n . Hunt F u h Inslti, a n d F.xo i t i r l o H e c r e ia r y to lln ard. ( Heal* o f I hut r d ) ____D.1- IQ -17-31*31 IIKHOI.I THIN FUI N T ) III*AllII Ol* F I T t l . l F I V H T I t t'C T I f tN . HKMINOI.D n i l n t v . ; n . i > i t i i i A . u r n k k m i .n I M i W l l . c r A l l o t NT Ol* lltlNUH IS NUCF .SSAIIV FOIt -TAN St 11(101 D I s T I I I t T NO. ft. S|;i|INO|.F. C O l A , T V , F l . m i t l t A . s \ I I I l l l s T t l l t T IIDINti At,SO K N O W N AS t i l ' A I A t HFH CIAI. T A N s n i O I I I . D I 'T ) I I F T | T i l l ) ll.V T K o r 1 N TF .lt r.ST T O IIF PA III I I I K I I D O N , T U B TIMI-: W tlK N I 'l t l N F I F A I. I N I ) I N T B I I B S T S lI A l. l .III) -III I) A M I I ' l l Atll.K. lve« 1 \corenft, a re s ld r n t t*f Hnnfunl-tn ihe friato of nKinrfiMj Intend nB In a p p l y b y p e t l l f o t i In^FfyvfJCof'y. » « (f>» jml|(« of Ihe Fl r#vn af (ire HeVf w T I C B is b s r nn-lersinned, ■» ml w lfp f 8 . F e n Jam (ti nfi.i t oor-1 e u t h J u d i c i a l (Tn*ult o f fire H f i t e o f F lo r id a , In s o d - f u r ft to '.'o u B t y uf Inole, o n H ie IKth d a y o f J a n u a r y . A. D. 3933. at. H an fo rd . F l o r i d a , o r w h e r ­ e v e r ( h e C o u r t m a y l hen he. f o r a lie rvnfts l o (pM f•> l a k e , - b a r g e o f n o d cu nt ro t my p r o p e r l y u m ^ . l o h-wxutn** a f r i o d e a l e r In . e v e r y r e s p e c t . Cl .AItA HBNJAWIX 11 - 37. 1-3. t o , IT. unit I’ost Card* nt the Herald office, COUPE Any little tyke out ol at Irast one and the price of every article of c!oth-| W ll u p r t l l l n n tiu» Rvni^tl i d t h e C o u n t y Alourd u f I 'u i .i l r million Russian children, if given ex­ ing is correspondingly high. I tint m e t in ii f u r H y it iinn ln t*»»unty# F i n actly his choice of a Christmas pres­ American Relief Admftiistratinn) rhlj*, k l K i i f i b y t n n r r . H u m l u c t i t ) flv»l»«-r c e n t »»f tin* d u l y q u a l i f i e d nl.c tnr*jfg\V YORK, Jan. 2.— Immediate ent Hus year, would have clto.en workers estimate that at least a mil­ W l f m i K A H . o n til. Itli d n v o f D e ­ something—anything, no matter,what lion children anil adults will he facing m n UHiik n i t h l n Hpeu tA l T*u BehiMil Iamendment of the immigration quo- —to keep him warm. If some good death I d N t r ii't X u . 6. H c n i i n n i c ( ‘ m i n t y / I'ltir* c e m b e r . 1933. « p e t l t l e n w a s pr e se n te d during the wdrst weather of the N t ld iJ U t r le t b t i n i i alin i h u m v it nn t o t h e C o u n t y lln nn l o f P u h l l r Instruc u i0 aJ to authorise thu* secretary dairy should endow, him not only with New Year unless clothing^^nTTn to’ tMin* l i o n fnr Fj;m i n u t e C ou nt}. Flufldlt. l e i i e v n B p r c l w l T u x Hrt mnl of labor to let down the barn for the right tu make any good resolution them. To prevent lids terrible calam­ JihKiMit n»t*t p i’ t it it iiil in ; tin* i ' n i m t ) . 'sin n e d b y m o r e th a n t w e i i l y - t l v e net c e n t <if Ilia tl u l) quallfletl e h c t o r s re he liked, hut with tin* power to keep li t t l i n l «*f I ' u l d l c I t t R t m r t i n n f n r S e m i * ity. the American Relief Administra­ ptrticular classes of workmen needed iinlf* U tH tu ty f FSnrltlii, t*« c a l l m u l « r - dtliitu w it h in Hperhtl T a x H.-hfn.l D i s ­ it, he would undoubtedly write down. tion has evolved a new clothing re­ t r i c t Nn, 3. HentlnnhF o u n t y . Flnrtrtn i l c r o n c l e e t i o n I n h e h e l d u i t h i t t p a id hy the nation’s industries in urged “ Resolved: That I will not frrc/c." mittance plan from the famous - , l d d i s t r i c t tie j n>) ole*. Ivttnwt, ns F* S p i ' c h i l T u x HrhnOl I M i i t r H Nn, U. by the National Association of Man­ During the present extreme clothing Hoover food I'emittancd system that mi ttudt* t i n t in t y , K lft fiilii, *uid t i l u t r l i l - le v a M p r c l a l 'T u x Hem nl D is t r i c t , r s k h e i i m a 1x 0 K n o w n nn t l r n e v u H p r cln l tmr a n d p e i l i l o n l u u th at nn e le c l f i i n hr ufacturers in a program of legis­ shortage in the hitter winter weather successfully saved hundreds o f thou­ Txix Hchnnl O intrlft. i*« dut< ( t nim <-i,IH*d utid h e h l tx. ileti-rmin.* th e i|tiesof Russia children amt adults alike sands of lives fast year. Twenty dol­ lation whith that body will seek to w h c i i i c r nr n o t flier** tdml! |n« inxuiHi i tlm t ns l o w h e t h e r *ir lint b o n d s In Ihe regard warmth, even enough of it to lars. sent to the New York headb y |h«* »»iild S p e c i a l Tux Kchniil h|« irJct stitli o f tw.AitJ th n ns a m l d o l l a r s shou ld | bring into being during 1U23. Issued h> Hpeclnl T a x Hi-honi tdsF. O. B. keep them alive, as the supreme ttoon, quarters of the A. R. A., 42 Broadway, N n . i*. hi?ltdN in th** m h i i *=f |^<v4no<l.lih. Hetnitinle F o u n t y . Kh»fhla. lit** ju i't t f i l n u f m ir it Iiiftidp tu* fie ii?5f*d *rh-i N o The rei'"!t. m ole public yesterilay Tim coming of tire New Year in will purchase one of these jiackagej, Detroit sa hl D ls lr lc t I k I iii : i <I« o kn oxvu n* <!■ t “ i tl»*1 |iiirp**i*«* **f n*’ •in 11 l i i « i (nt I fd live n e v a Hpeclal T a x Hi-hool D is t r i c t . ( by John E. Kdgarton, association enhi Russia, finds at least a million and secure it. delivery to any desig­ ■ i t l i t ^ i n n , fn r t i l p h i i i K o r *dti» r u i * » ‘ iiii •lie f n rpiis* o f u niu lrtn it Ifltltdllil? a n t Coatp lo ta l* l i n p rt hiMil . Imildifik? * .titd *-I'intif president presents conclutdons which children and adults dressed in rag. nated individual in Russia. , The MrmmdK »tnd fnr the t*xidu«i\tin*?. *»i |• n U r x I m ; . T u r n i s h i n c nr o t l i e m is*- Ins or* in singld garments of thin floor donor will receive a direct receipt n r o v l n u s c h o o l hullditiU* a le l u l i n i i ' I Mr. Edgarlon says have been reached racking, their hare skin showing from the Ru'sian who gets the cloth­ Uiv p u i i l i r f ICC |)t?}lh *i |m u It IkIn ai.i it. S p c t iu l T u x Hcliofil l i U t r l t l N»» a, |li« J roil ltd-', a n d f o r t h e •'xctoslvt* u se o f after two years ->f intensive study uf through, or even in newspapers ing, thus enabling him definitely to |pr* c« * if-* f t th«» tMihi h o n d i flU t ' nitinn nt - t h o imhlh* f r d - s c h o o l - w i t h i n -aid .V Hem Stitched togethrr in the shape of trace his gill. If the giver prefers, ‘ Inn t»* l jff.MUfMNi t*i he iip«*d fqr th<» pur S|,eelnl T a x Hch.-ntl f ff s lr le t the ■immigration problem. .v f o r t h in p uid pi-tltifiu* a n d t* I n o le ' C o iit f ly , F lo r id a , th e prOC-i ,|s ..f clothes. American Relief Administra­ he may mark his package “ liencral ; | if-. s a i d b o n d Issue arnottnUntf In 12a.09iJ.Oft It asserts that there ia a growing ***■' i 5 | Ffn|Fii a n d diidtuiNt ti in +i i m m tion workers in Russia have reported relief.” in which case it will he dis­ j. nt to in- u s e d f o r t h e p u r p o s e s< t b i r t h in ! f .tih .w in y , t u * w l f : ibpriagc of common labor, which pre­ to Herbert Hoover. The intense cold, tributed to some one of the many n*hl |iel II bill. ni|il to to*, ex |o*,i,D,I nml 1 1 t tiSxtni1 ini tie u s e d I n litiMilltn:, f u r d ; n i n h l i m m i d t t o p r o v i n n a m Io»t-t a) th*. ! i s b u r s e d In t h e u ia m ie r fnlh.w linr. luvents the eniploymeM " f many ."kill­ even in the earlier part of the winter, cases of terrible need, wlt* M* \ h m h tid I i h t i l r l Each package contains the follow­ ed workmen, and lliere is little h >po lias prevented hundred, of thousand, 1 1 ..Tint no In tie Iip*,1 In Imlhl ii*L* f u r i n in* u ? i ‘tl in iiiLfiiilriuti of children, dressed in. tatters, from ing ; 4f j yards of warm, dark wool •lIsJilfiH a m i I n in ro xn u r a uchniil at tiet»UlldiUi: ii m l f u r n i s h I fUf n c p o i d g al i »| of correcting this situation under the going to the A. R. A. kitchen* where 'n'vit In s a id . l i s t f l e t : cloth, enough to make outer garments ! in r a id Dtutfletf t nun nn |i, I,,. u>nl In a e t n l r l u n . present laws. * ***** •;*« »** i*r toted In • h i m »:lm: f u r they get their one meal a day. Adults for two children, or a suit for either •ml'illnu anil f'lrs ls tilii-* sclinnl * at its tin,' a n d iiiiprnviiiLi-irhi -cit-in Another amendment whir!) pnipnit.» in a plight fully as desperate as that a man or a ifonun: 4 yards of cotton ' ?r* -, -*,1 Idstrie * it* »i * *» »i* v ,i tu «*n 1*1 l*i i N i | X*l|i 11,1 1,1 I... II1..-.I til , *lt ■♦*: ‘ II, (l|f t i ¥ r t«rt - 1 t if.* ii■#i'd r«*r m<*’ (*!• n1 11- f •* e. to cure the liiltor rhurlage j.i me of the youngster., huddle with them lining; 16 yards of mu.lin, for four 1» I \|'!.| < 1V K IIH* t*f lit* p i l 'd . i t . . xjulu u « and I m p r -xlnw- i : * n»*c in their unhealed hoftiev The p r ice suits of underwear; 8 yards of flan­ of providing that quotas allowed llu- of fuel, like the price* of clothing, is it 11 i :» , • . I til »n111 l * - 11 i. i. **• » ■ ■ rt i 11.1 n NitIif IH jM ih i. and, nelette, for two men’s shirts, or two 1 1 mm aa i,, t... n , i d r i %\11 1 i , i: \s |h«* i V t u n n i«l Yiriou nationalities should 1m- fixed prohibitive. A shoestring in Russia women’s shirtwaists; tint tons and *'tir the I'Xct Uni* p tc I* i f 111, ,,, f.iid n I ti*'! 1 tir! Ii li fi ir S* - t ilt" '! ' i'"i*»* . t ... I '• .11,11, -llt.l I O -D t . I . costs the equivalent ol two days' p a y. thread to make up this material. in term, of net immigration, llmlcn i* I I «Ii t ! I.1 H r i|f . ? 11I i V . A^ f 1, j 5. I i i - I. W •I.I. ft F VH 11 I I ! ■ ' I . i » 11: ■ - - . *m1 I .ip d i v e r t Mined ift.il 11*1j * * the pM-cul law, unyn the report -*•*.. I d t li.l! it « n o l d f -1 t t*. . Fd1«.iii l it viif t * llti pi*| I’ etrl •>1 li|r tin!* T h e w o r ld h a s n e v e r k n o w n , ir -*p e e i at T.ix yeti.a.t *m :. i iitt* *| . i. t i i t m r I•111*> n rhin *■ *h thm* may tie an actual hiss in tiu- 11 m * DOMESTir SALES \*. . Si mi n o b F o u n t I t, it, i Hi: t II \MltER tip l ltMMKIU'K Sp» * i.i i *|.u Hi in m l P t « i i n I \ >* * S* an e n c lo s e d c a r o f th is t y p e a. 1 -id- Hi * I * s f - O t «,f *3«eJ tola] of aliens from a given country., * ♦> *=i ' 1 i*i *I | Klnl itla, l .« v i .*•1 lieif IHIl III.K* I HUSK OL I!I2U |ime. , i|r. |lii i . n f ,n la us. d ami **xin*u d ■ sii 1*1 p*Aii(riii. a n d beeauie many more may leave the d In tin n ii im iiT a nd f o r tit, p o r p a s - * Hill Oft*nn, editor iif the Orlando at a lo w e r p rice. N o c a r at U lli;i!i: |!i«* I ’ n d lii i Ihu ird i*l , - Hint „ h j i id s its a r e hi-r**liit,|a-x•• set country than an* permitted to enter. l**it*tii* I i f t n i t 11&i fit ft»f S i"*11111**11“ 1**11111 sale* uf Ilupmobih's for Light of Miming Se'.tir.el Mimetime.* has In 1} ! ’ ] i - f id a h i**, h y i v-Fi.in t ita, in - ij.t, f..r ,I , and as is s l a t ' d In s*,ld |fetllt**,i a n y p r ic e lia s e v e r o ffe r e d a Thi. was true lust year of Italians, of T l l l l l l I; !•'« 11LB. HF IT l i i m t l V F I i hr in i nt d t h a t linmlH in ih* «iim *t( the 12 different months of wore! i i*i int itval.i in which he writes some tint ( h a t I* 1- Ih e di- l. rnd'ifll b-fl -,f l ld r t i : « Bun Pti w i l l itr r r ‘ |uiri-t? f*-i l l o pill |whom tn.tmft entered the country, F . i u n t f H oard nf p i d d l e I ri 1 1 in Ii.in fnr “ dv'ieedly clevi’r” tnrr mid one of hig r e a te r v a lu e . • pi*** i ■ i P i t h in Haiti |i« u t i o i i , find greater than the highest previous H, -f„t|iah F, nl n 11 . 1*1 I ilia lh Ii Mnwhile .Vl.ouo took, their departure. *■ *-|t(|tii»'fil|*'tl f u i * t i lt h . iv * monthly Hale, record of niiv other Inti t i- •iit the f ’hnmlmr of Ih'tn- 41*1il ls ' » * fi! .mil, Hill , f In,Hit- I.'-Till,.-I f".r llic.ptlt fiti« t < • ht'itr Int er* -t nt th. m l Another itmcndment sought woulil r . , « n ,u| l a . , ts i . l r i l l . In - - i d r*« •If « t \ \ . r • < m i *; 1*. r * . Ml » |* i fill year hi the I I year* of the Hupp Mo­ ! .1* i f a -a ii tli’i v . : ' l l Inn I- " • -till, nf IJllieOltlfl lli.-il tin P la c e y o u r o rd e r n o w to in ­ ||t*f -1 J( aj Yjilrl i* r mi vi n m i a l l S Iprovide for i xaniination of immihit t a m th e ( li a m in tr u f (.'innItu'ree. tor (.’hr Corporal lull’s hiiiluiy, ac K.'fmilw D. |.*» i•t .I.«| Jn titlHd v 1. a li(l •lllll It.‘ 11*1— —II:, I1 ll. Iif till. 1.--I ill III' Ijrant. Imfnn* they einhark for this ra te o f six p e t ce ll! p e r a n n u m l h . i T I?’ till i uf H 1 I m I nni the melting pot of nil local aid s u r e e a rly d e liv e r y . T erm s eonling to an announcement made I tt le le s l nil r a id b u il d - l o he p,*l\tilde a till Sr 11» I rt > > » it tn uf t I I «!*»•- .1 111 country. Immigration of the higher - . - m l -nn nniillv " l t d In.ml - In In- dated last week by O. C. Hutehihson, gen-1 p ddem*, mid 20.WHI heart* la*at tlf. «1 „ D t It. t • | : i i t i i - n 1 1*123. a nd In iii n l i e i ttitrlj if d e sired lj|s- iif nlieo is retarded, the report M »»\ f . r * 1* r«% in ptirKiinn r«' ..f ry*li,i?,iLl cnoperntion to my efforts, end sales mnnnger. , . afl* r ll"* dull* Ih.-renf, -nil it r ii«tiiiHifctrnlloii or further particular!! .1 (Ml III |Htr«iMiB »■ o f h rt-rec•1ll! |i»(i «»l [dfctaii"., U-ijiiselhe morn intelligent IIF IT IT P T U F i : lt l)S H | .V F D Thai I, u..it.,- i. Tin* total nutpher uf lltipipohile- ; I n n p e r p e t u a l p r o g t v t s , .. .... . fclr.ill any of the folnwing nt .Tit: Horn" I s|i,---|.il eh-ettull he held In S"l,l Htu-cla?«i u-fuse to start for America ''til k l v . ii tlin! uu (In k |Ii il.i> i'l T. M. FOX 171 d i l l T a x Heht.nl D is trict Nn r.. He 111 Isold in March. l!<20, hitherto the liig- h-w.diip, i'leesxanl initiative f m l h D"*i r r*. I . i m i i i , I*i; : 1, 1, t-ln lin n « l l l In In tit with no assurance that they will be S. K. TA Yl.Olt * I *> .i u ■1 llu- HIIITU' is Ih t i liy ilt d *>m l In In nn|e ( 'm i n t y . F ln r M n , said d l s l r l c l h e ’ gest side* month, w;n* exVeeded in ev­ Uiill hope. • ipr ills*, l i i i n n o ,-ts ll r i i e x u S lire I fi f T a x , 1n|,1 |»1 S|ll-,'lllt TlIX U, 1,11111 n i a l f l r l \‘ n \V. McilORY HJ-t. found phy ically fit when they arrive. I am the gunrdian of public affairs, Hftin.d ( q s t r l c l . In icrurdnm*w i t h Ian ery month in RfJJ except January, . I'l inlimh* I 'n u n iv , Klnrlilit. unlil illsJ. I.. WILLIAMS l A ili'ir r i t iliis w h r t liet-«ir m d ' (her*- shall | itciidi- these immediately souglit lr!i*t h rltie n ln i ItnnWn n . ( t m c V it H||iFeLrunry and December.. Had plant the rabulner of civic bleats, the ex|MHi- •'Iiii I. ., l-stle d hy - x Id Hpi-elal T a x Hchonl T . ix Fl'tlnnt l l l . i i l i ' i , t o tlnli'ttiiltir K I)\ V . H I G G I N S ; Ml nees it will work for a pr’ rmnuent D ls t r i r l No. a, Hemlpiih- C o u n t y . Fhir fmJlitics purmitted their mumifac­ etit of service untt the tneimmlfon of u li.-lln -r nr tml llu-rn hIiiiII In* Issoril Ida, h ,d id " a " a t e p m v lif c il fn r in lids Authorized FAVil, l.inroln, 1‘u rilm Dealer hntnigralitm policy, tVw* chief point of M i in Halil Hitmlal Tux Hrhimt lilslrli't t u t h . n m tot. to re, it i. ceilain,that several thous­ vi- ton. N', < Jtyllllhnll- <’nlllll V. I'lurtllil. tinllll" which i. transfer of control of imIll) IT F t T ITT I i : IS F F H i d V I . t ' . thal M l lh . XI1N, lit 1:111111111111, |n Jl«>nr llltrl 1 am Hoii-partisan. i Hit ml for the and more ears could liave ln'en nold. the • -1 ill tlii- rati- nf six |n-r r* nt if- |n-t lh|- re s.tlril to n lo* iKthllshed 'In mijfraii'tn from the department of laMupmohile rjdi-s this year will ti>- rights of every citizen. I breath pat­ •■* n t ) 1•• r 11 niiiim. lull r . s i |ip, ulil. *->m Stiltford D i l l . II. r ihl a h. « > | iip e i mil I - J, * >I 'ti S in tlin -h I'*,nil!1- Fh,i Ida tor tu e Ik.aid made up of the labor, 1 .in iii,,itl, tmrul- 1 - . l i t . i t J.i,m:M, tnl ahooL MTi.tlih) eat . D .tee' tie -.'lie riotism nrd I vnrimrage Min e--*. 1 i ' lln |ll ill, 11i.i I I sn 11J I , 1 , .1. T. *rnt‘ i:l'm and commerce seereI leiilit (llo***.-I enrich citizen tup in , . .uu- il'i** .uni 1*«' .. 1,1•• ll,lr |, >. .i, . will lie more than double those of t»rn-<. , f I , I III. . 1-1 1. I In I . - f IIS is (It ,1 V1,11 >i ll'llo, the pre.iotl t l.uge-t Veal . De­ I ini'tease vifii ieney . l.n Ol t tml ii'l liitll 1 . si,ini |n,i Mil- iln, Asu Mum by the United Stales uf rnlnjttnil hy thin 1‘ uiiiit, tluntil nf I ' ii Ii I mn an unfailing friend < > f the peo­ spite tlii. silling record, Mr. Hutchin­ lie I n s t r u e t l o n fnr h e m ln n le Fniiiit) its Hgbt to register, distribute, edu­ ple. Spiritually I o|fer all that I have son states that Ilypmobilo ilistributFttiHilsi, in wltlrlt s iiii y le e t to n only cate ar.d otherwise supervise the al­ t h uso d u l y iiiinllllid m > Irvinrj* wliu «r> ors nml tlealent have nn umisunlly to the city of my choice. fn-.-l'iild i'i n. r n l i l i g i ! tv 11It i l> s i l d H|u-ien during his alienage, also is a fea­ 1 am the Chamhof of Colitmcm*.1 • (ill T u x Ill’ ll,ml Mlntrii I Nu. &. Hiinluuli small number of cars on hand' today; ture uf literacy tc.rts for immigra­ •‘uittity, F lo r id a . - I I IUnirli-l In !u^ It i* officially slated that the out­ i |i* i t i iju u ii im it. n.-vn S|irr In I T in tion, !■.* retention of mental- moral ALL DEFAItTMENTS OF S . 'l n n l I d s l i i r l h'l.ill lit- ,-MI Mtr*xl l< put planned for ItLL! will eonsiderI n|r, and |sditn nl tests for immigrants ini nhly i xii*(d that of l'.'22 and that de­ STATU TOO lit SA TO T in eutil i'l, 1 lit,ti o iird .rr.d In* In another Iteiention o f the lileraey test hi 111 * ■t:1 11 I,* In lit I h.* Iinlllm; |l|.,r, spite enlargements l>> it* plant at De­ oBSEllVE N EVA > EAR’S u l l l i l n siild S|i,'i'tnl T , x Hrlinnl IMslrlr-rftr gianting o f citizenship, however., N’n r., H.inllm l, I'.iimty, I'l,,ltd,, mild troit. now nearing completion, the i. favored. i l i s t r ' i l In lin: i,l I in, « it n - itcfn-\! Hupli iiiipurntiuii will la* forced to op-In - In I T „ 1 M, 1 . -,1 I *1 . 1 , 1,-, ,1 In 1, 1 In TALLAHASSEE, Flo.. It ' 1 I , . 1 ,. 1 ,1 . I ., 1 1 .., is In hi ttir.iimli I ci ;u*l nt i too* to eapip ity e. i ry month "i ll nit III distill-* ,n n i l ill I' rs-1-l III I* Well wishes fur the New V next year to produce the cars it* sales RAfl INTERESTED IN Nus. fi ntiii 1*i„ 11 rid tin- s o ld nli-etlnh given on the jump in the state cap* s h u ll 11,' Indd In , k»,1, |dlutu*n tvllh Inu TEST CASK AT MIAMI |organization has determined will Is* itol yesterday where little of the hol­ a n d |Iik 11><s|i.,-1,•r>• nml rlc r lin n f |l,. required. Finns rue now living made I’o l l l n z iiluVi:- shall nut hn |irnm;d r> iday lethargy was in evidence. AH of fiti-ti in itn- Fiiuht, itourit / i f iMiiii. to increase output up to ekiso to max­ I lt s l r i i r l l n n fnr HHnlnnlr F o u n t y , I'JyTALLAHASSEE, Jatt. 2. In 1U16 the departments from that of the I Ilia'. ImiTinllali h a f l n r tile Mild, i I f f the legii laluro In order to meet an nd- imum in January,,untl to raise it still chief executive down functioned with­ Hun a n d tin- I n lulls I Inn o f D"* v o t ' Here’s something for you—a new puzzle [Htllml; anil l l u I ’ o u n i y -llnard df I*tiI, rene decision of tho Mipreme Court higher, in Eeliruiiry for the expected out it let-up, and carpenters, reasons —and say, it's siire a dandy. W ish you c&uld see ■I f I n s t f u r l l o f l o f Hnm lllolr I'utniM ia thr case of Clark V. Rugp, paused sharp hpying demand next spring. F l o r i d a , w i l l to- lit ri u u ln r m r r i l n u at and electricians continued thefr work te the b ig stack I’ve got piled up here— looks like a ~ “ It was our original intention” de­ n n 'r io efc A -SI nn lln* 'r.llt Sa> of » statute which. Ii\ rp>w section ItOflO of remodeling the cnpitol in order that F e h r i i a n , 1X33. I n * r e r a lv r III" n l u r n * clared Mr. Hutehin ion, “ to produce mountain. T here are thousandsand thousands o f «f the revised general statutes, which o f miid e l o e t lo n . nnd in ili'term lm - am! it will tie completed before the New eiTlIIJ* tin* msiilt l l i i ' i s n f ^ * them — all packed ready for me to put you r name Provided that when u circuit judge and sell ;:o,mi(J cars in 11*22, which Tin* fnt lnii Tint niittn d u f e h e r e b y n|i n o l o t w l a n d dt-Hlyfinl.d i n l l t i f t i s nnn • Assigned to another circuit he-shnll would have doubled our dumcslic Year has advanced very far. and address on, just as soon as you send them. Governor Hurtled was at his desk t n s n e r l o r s In hutd a n d r o a d q i t th e fcAVo concurrent Jurisdiction with the snles volume. We found■ however, saht* e t e c t ln n i d I hn im llim , pin r e * id early in the day, nml remained there i n . f l n i ' i s lisnii'il, t o - wit.* I want every boy and girlrevery man and raalriont judge. The validity of litis that by manufacturing change* we At l ‘ r i rt ni’ t * No. «• M trill*vs). Mrs could produce more ears than tliaL until late in tho afternoon. The ex lti-t«*n *ct hn.. never been tester!. wom an to have One o f these Calumet Puzzles. I 'n r t i'ii . W. Ji Itatlard. a nd M n ccutiv’s secretary, L. H, Edwards, K n i In i in KUtn n Inspeeiori*. and M On account of the congestion of Accordingly, we reached our 30,oiH) It’s m ore fun than a box o f monkeys— the longer H IWHilry, !*|, rh. A t I’ ri'i-lnrl No IS ( n i r m l f i ) T IV urine * in Dade county, tho Dade mark in October, with nearly three however* was out of the city. you w o rk with this puzzle the m ore interested, W. S. f’awlhon, superintendent of i t r l i n r. K t*. Illti-ttl.- tml M m .1. Itlli ? County Hnr Association fins nujucst- months qf the year remaining. in y tu n * a n d l>r .1 W. M art In, r l r i k you becom e— the better you like i t * public'instruction, is expected to re­ Jris A l l o f w lilrli I* dnin> n nd o r i l s m l bj *1 «f the governor that a circuit judge t h p F n o n l y Hoard o f Ctllillix l i / l r i n turn here within the next few days, lie * s‘ ,'t*')ied to ofTirinte ns trial judge WOMAN CliAEGED WITH l i o n t o r . Hem Inote F m i m y . F lo r id a , In Send for one—see how long it takes you n**.imhieit thin tin Sad KILLING HER HUSBAND has been in St. Petersburg attending dr ea «yt iol «f r J nnmifon rt.m the -Ith day of Jaliunry to the a n u a r y , A. I* 1333. to solve it— spring it on some o f your clever the convention of tho Florida Educa­ i*. F 11 a It ittBOfx. C h a i r m a n inclusive. The petition had been C. A. HAKI.AH. tional Association. friends— see how fast therr brains w ork— see if Prepared hj^tho attorney general ami BEUMONT, Tex., Jan, 2-—Mrs. Hi­ F lt t;i> T W II.I .lA M H they c a n solve a real puzzle. F o u n t y H o ar d o f N N I I d •hording to that mTieial has hzeen ram Knox was arrested yesterday at l a s t r t o ttm, for Hcm lnnlr VILLA RETAINS TITLE * nml transmitter! to the gover- Hemphill, charged with the murder; ' ’ F o u n t y . I'io rld n . Don't wait—cut the coupon out o f the A tlrsl: J?r ' “M in g Charles O. Andrews of of her husband,, Hiram Knox, million­ T W IMAVTON. paper righ t now ; right away— fill in y ou r name I’ HILADELFIHA, Jan. 2.— Puncho Hiipl 1‘ uli Inslti. a n d j , ,7th vlwrult as such judge. Whiiu aire lumberman, who was found dead • x - n f f i r i n i i i r i ' U r f to Villa, fly-weight champion, easily de-' “ k'e Andrews is officiating under in his room nt his home in Hemphill. hoard. " ( K ra i o f H o a r d ) t-3 -la -tT -S IO I order an application will be mado November 2G, with n bullet wound in felted Battling Murruy, of this city D l l i i H l l T A H U n i i " Aft F . I . W L T l A f r iX t resident circuit judge for nn or- tho head. The arrest was made by yesterday In tho principal bout of a H F K C l . l l i T A X A F I I tin i. IIIATIIIfiT NO. 0, HI.MINftl.l-) C O U N T Y in some case not on the docket Sheriff Alford Just, who retired from Nevy Year’s day card. In the last three FI.n it I DA of the eight rounds, the FUipino made trad, and whether he aasumes ju* office, yesterday. , : AH. a lir t ltlo n lifts b r r n p r e Sanford llpruld T THE CALUMET KID; a punching bag of the Philadelphian. s r n\Vt d11 Kt oi l t th,* or not, his action‘ will he C o u n t y H o ar d o f P u b l i c Each weighed in nt 110 pounds.. I n s t r u c t i o n t n r H sm ln o le Ctiunty, F l o r ­ nOAIR t h r o w e r s b u sy r lra!,l» for a. teat ease to lie • Sanford — - — Florid ida. o n n s e r n i h r r 4, t » 7 i , n lyn e d hy IN MADRID m o r e t h a n i w r n l y - r t v r p r r r e n t o f the Fkxic wnd mt one of the free Cxlumtt Punka. r Z r ',aldy t,rouKht ^ thu aupreipu . In connection with our TRANSFER d u t y q u n l i n r d e l e c t o r s re sld ltu r w ithin _ ' ' 1 'be view of the attorney Hltutilat T a x Hchunl IM sirlcl N , l S, Hrwc have STORAGE room, where you m l n o l e F o u n t y . F lo r id a , wald Idnlrh-l if rV\ t,&t statutc i* valid, and were exploded in Lisbon Sunday night Name. a l s o k n o w u as Ctffiovn Hiirclnl kj * ‘ b" points out that the iegis- in the vicinity of the Italian con­ cun store your goods at a nominal Thrlntc a x S c h o o l D is tr ict, tinkftitr a nd Jietr0, Jt r ai,tborizing tho appointment sulate and the residence of tho civil cost, for any length of time.—LOSS- t l o n t l i y t h a t nn ilr f-tlu n Ur held w lih ln Said H p rcla l ' T a x K f h o n l District Street- m u •••#<i••f •■•( a ‘uc. ••Mitional cirruit judge in governor, soys an official report from ING'S QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ N o . S. Hrinlnh|» F o u n t y , iT'Inrldn. t o d r t e r m l n e t h e q u e s t i o n b / tu w h e t h e r o r reoJi r,lrcuil nf the auto having the the Spanish minister. No one was FER. Phone 40lL.23'J-Mn-Tu-\Vd-tfc n o t h a n d s in th e sum 0 / tlD.otiD.eo sh a ll h r I s s u e d b y said H p / r l a l T a x Kr|,,ml rm-n"1 1 rK,pul*bloBj can provide the injured. D i s t r i c t No. ft. the p r / r e e d s t h e r e o Tile Germans are the first to dodgo h e u se d f o r t h s p u r p o s e o f a c q u i r fi n gto. r»n. |)y which the congested dockAll the public buildings yesterday i L r ^ h o u t the state can be re­ were under strict guard and the city their debt* by making more money.— hiiltitlnK, e n h t t x l n y . f u r n i s h i n g o r o t h ­ e r w i s e I m p r n v ln a s a nou l h u U d ln a s nnd •Associated Editors. was generally quiet s c h o o l g r o u n d s , a n d f o r th e e x c l u s i v e • . V Vc*. _ ^ j , _ * ' . l:r ___.. . 1 •* J .■ . . - .5. , , * • : V, - *:M * PUZZLE FOR EVERYBODY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD SEND FOR IT • ■ � 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 03, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 03, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 03, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/be92bc0b7b0026235211e97f25bdf9bb.pdf c33d18540860e0e844eaf0e1224713f4 PDF Text Text > P ra V f& v - ­ THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION in NUMBER 239 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. JANUARY 2. 1923 VOLUME IH. PRIME MINISTERS DISAGREE ABOUT REPARATIONS MATTER DIFFICULT OF SETTLEMENT NEW YORK GARY SHOT K E P T D RY ACCIDENTALLY, DIED TODAY hoy m .u N c . g u n fr o m IIOAT CAUSES ACCIDENT t h e PKOIIIIUTION OFFICERS THE TOWN A 1.1. VOLSTEAD DECISION JUDGE ON McKOIN IS AWAITED KEPT MEANTIMK SQUADRON OF CAYALRY ORDERED FOR MORIv* HOUSE DISTRICT TAYLOR SELECTED STATE SUPREME COURT -j. PREM. POINCARE ASKS REDUCTION FOR GERMANS SUCCEEDS BROWNE HAS BEEN MEMBER OF THE ^ , * |Ilf The Asaorlatrd I'rraa) Olr The Aeoeelated Tress) SUPREME COURT BENCH An employe .of the railroad shops NEW YORK, Jan. 2. New YorkBALTIMORE, Jan. 2.—Decision FOR TWENTY YEARS here named (Iary was shot yesterday irs who danced nndd rank away the whether Dr. It. M. McKuin, wanted in in the leg by the accidental disrhftrge eld year yesterday paid the divers (.ouisiuna, for alleged complicity in of a gun while out hunting und died terms dictated by the fiddler. It was the murder of Watt Daniels nnd Thos. at the hos|iital here this morning. It •Void gray dawn” for everybody, what Richards at the hands of n’ masked seems that tiary was out duck hiunt- with a downpour of ram and a whist­ moh in the Morehouse Parish will ing yesterday xvitIi u lad and ns they ling wind. And ther^ were not a few make a fight against cxtrnditioh will Selection of New Chief Justice FRENCH PLAN OFFERS TWO Was Determined by Ballot u to Hi-lp (iermnny in Order OF REPARATIONS COMMISSION were leaving their Imat the lad drag­ persons, despite the laws and all, who be entirely with McKoin it wns an­ YEAR’S MOR ATI I'M WITH ged his gun from the boatthe ham­ . as Customary That Money for Reparations . WILL WATCH DEVELOP­ awakened with nthing hernia and nounced l»y Robert It. Carman, coun­ GUARANTEES mer catching on the boat in some man­ . Could Be Available > MKNT had tastes in their mouths like green sel for' the physician. ner and discharging the gun, the con­ „ „ T t» . . ......... TAUIIASSEK J«n Rpersimmons. ’ tents entering the leg of Gary. It i ll, Tlir .lu ix -la ln l )'**■■) PARIS, Jan. 2.—Premier Poincare F. Taylor wns selected as chief jusM l , T h e AMarlnllt f 'r r s s l Others greeted the day with sour JENNINGS, La., Jan. 2— JenPARIS, .Ian. 2.—The prime minis­ - PARIS, .Inn. 2.—Myron T. Herrick, took sonic time to get him to the faces and creaky Joints caused by ning’s cavalry of Louisiana National of France, offered at today’s confer- tier of the Florida supreme court toter* of Great Hritain, France mill Amerienti ambassador to France, nr- city, and he had hied so much that ence allied lenders proposal for re- day. Judge Taylor had been member Belgium, together with the Mar, rjvt.j ;n p „rjs from Cannes ami with there was little hope of his recovery hours spent on the* none tqo comfort­ Guard was ordered to entrain for the ductiou of German reparations to fif- of the supreme court In-nch for twenty able hunks of jails. ^These persons Morehouse Parish today. Shortly af­ quis ile In Torrettn, representing the Bolnnil \V. Hoyden, American rep$c- when he was brought in yesterday af­ had hAen loo rocklo»s in .the display of ter receiving order* troops under the ty billion gold marks. French plan years, succeed* Judge Jefferson Brown lulian premier, will go into confer- juntative with reparations commission ternoon. The physicians Inhered with pocket flasks filled with the liquor in cc nimaiid of .Major .Miller entrained effers two-year moratorium but c-X- a* chief justice. The selection f the ence tomorrow, in what is regarded; wjj| d-ntch developments during the him .......... . ^___ ... of the night .. and the greater ,part which they had planned, to drown the for Bastrop. Movement i* in connec­ nets productive guarantee* to insure new chief justice wns determined by tithe final effort of the nllies to reach j,rt.mj,;r,s conference and kei p Sec re ' amputated the leg in an effort to save resumption of payments later by Gcr- lot an in customary. t collective settlement of the repara­ tary of State. Hughes informed. It his life, hut ho could not survive the • ... . tion with investigations yf hearings n-.uns. ' 1 I • l-v;m though there were'drinkers ... it the Morehouse Parish kidnapping tion* question. There was u sober. was said in American circles that the shock and expired early this morn__________________ • j TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 2.—Five ed formerly lived in Way- ‘ h« « ‘ »bl,»h>ncnt* "long the murder. *pii even nnxious spirit in allied *',r_ |infitcntionK were some compromise ing. Dcccnsci p n etv i V’ PIV* • members*of the supreme bench mif great white way who were not caught, * IN o l . A l l j ‘ this morning to select one of their rles last night in the fact of all pro- wouj,j |,e reached preserving the Al- .cross and ha« hud lived here with his wife prohibition enforcement agent* killed hability that, if the conference fails, lied accord tut reparations. for some time. The remains will pro­ DEFEATED BY number ns chief justice which carall the joy that might have been. It Mp#r»te and direct action by France bably be taken to hi* old home for PACIFIC TEAM ries the same salary as the ther offiwas only in the tucked away place* of Cl'S. It was decide.! to pen a book at internu-nt. The wife nnd relatives will follow. W INS the city that revellers followed their The meeting is a continuation of ROLLINS have the sympathy of the people of random nnd the first letter appearing ROXE ROWL, Pasndenn, CnL. Jan. bent without molestation. For in nil FROM H A V A N A IN this city In their bereavement. list month’s premiers’ conference in on the higlit hand page was to deter­ .—The University f Southern Cnlithe better known and even the smallj-r London, which wns called to examine mine the winner. The Justice whose HOLLOW VICTORY fornia football team defeated tile pin.,'* nf the Rroadwny district lynx­ whether any practical results could name started with tin- letter closest . ,.l prohibition agent* ami poll . 111.-11 DAD IIF.KN HELD UNDER IN Petisvlvnnia State College eleven alphabet lenity to tlu* letter found in come from a general economic confer­ Ill* The \*ai»rlnlnl l’rr**l Yesterday, II to jt, in the tourna­ wnl. hod for the tilting of flu-h* and HUTMENT FOR Ml RDEIt (the l«.ok was the selection. Judge TayMIAMI. Jan 2. Rollins mm a li-d ence m Hru-sel*. The main question* ment of rose* F.a-t v*. West annual l.iitilc*. In some 1,000 resort* tin- cii|„r will m i v.- full term m chief jus­ «11%Thr !•* orllMril I'rraa I to is- decided are. first, whether a mo­ low victory so to 0, over the l nivergridiron .liiinipi..ii*hi|. The Southern for.. 111.-tit agent* worked , \ \ IIITE PLAINS, N. Y . Jim. 2 ratorium can be granted to Germany.; »uv of Havana eleven belt* ye-teitice. Tliei-e were only RfJ prohibition law Supreme Court Justice Sccger today Californian* outplayed the Nitaany ‘ day afternoon. The Cubans were inand second, upon what term*. Lions in every department .-xe.-pt the TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 2.—The state w ' experienced at the game anil put up COlt WiltKKMENT THAT Wot I D arn-t- ill all—70 by federal agents •li*ini* (i-.| the indictment eliargiog France and Great Britain-are very fir*t period, vvlu-n Mike Palm, quar­ ami by the police. About 200 gallirst degree murder against Walter j railroad eonimissoin lias received a pe­ little opposition to tin- Winter Rail, iharply divided in policy. HIND NATIONS TO PEACE l.-ns iif liquor were taken from II S. Ward, wealthy banker's son, bold­ terback, scored a field goal from the tition from Apalachicola shipper* re­ The French insist upon seizing the team. i-tuhlishinent*. E. C. Yi-llovvley, fed- ing tiiut the prosecution bad invaded 111 yard line. The IJons held the Tro­ questing that the American Railway Rollins scored in the lirst two min­ productive sources of Germany on Illy Thr \»%oHiilrtl l,rr»«> jan* in the first period but during the express Co., be required to give ser­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. The state 1 nil director of prohibition enfor-je- the defendunt's riglits in delaying tluthe left banks of the Rhine and in ute* of.play allowing a forward pass remainder of tile .oiitesl the Trojans vile on the Wing boat line between th« Ruhr valley ns guarantees that, to Wulf and nn end run by Seeds. .h-purtmeat announced today that tin- merit for New York **»tnto, declared trini of the case. Ward was indicted ijain.-d consistently . Anpalaihi.ola all.I Carrubelle, a diswhen the moratorium terminates Ten re ran IB yard* for the second German proposal for an agreement that the r.-Milt of his staff * work wits f,,,- ih,. -laying of t'lnrcnee Peter* lust May. • tanee of forty miles across the buy. Germany will resume her reparation* senre a* the period ended. From then under France. Great Itrilain, Italy “ more than satisfactory." SOME WONDKKFl I S I It AW HERII. sni.l he believed bis warning that — -------------------payment*. President Milk-rand in re- ,,u jt war a rout. Relying on end nl„| Germany should “ solemnly ague • RIES I'OIID CAR HITS HOUSE TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 2.—Gover­ plying to the New Year good wishes run.t and forvvaid pa-'cs, every uat-. ntnong themselves to promise the gov - violator* wool dl.e arrested and jailed had prevented mu. h Jaw violating. • nor Hardee will g to Port St. Joe on cf the diplomatic corps yesterday. ,,f which wit* completed save one. (.mmi-nt of the United State*” not i« Mi*. 1'l.iik. tb.- county nur«e, bad Michael Doyle, the grow.-i who live* III* warning to owners of resort* January11 where he will l«* the prin­ nude it clear that France stand* upon Rollins scored at will. Seisl bd with rc-ort to war for a period of otic gen tl at they would be closed by injune- 1.11 accident Sunday afternoon from near la.ke Monroe and make- a spe- cipal speaker at cxetcises in dedica­ eration without authority of the pi htr conieption of justice and also her flve touchdowns, which she fta* fortunate to emerge t*ii,Ity of strawberries and other fruit rights under the treaty of Versailles. In the final period, on three suc­ b.-sit.*, bad Ken transmitted to the tion proceeding* should they be caught alive. While trying t<< avoid hitting {lf]|| vegetables brought some fine tion of the monument in commemora­ "Complete pence can la- establish­ cessive kickoffs, Rollins scored on the French, government formally by See- dispensing liquor, resulted in closing an.>tin-r car at the rorn.-r of Park av- ^„trnwberries to town this morning tion of the holding of the first enstied" he declared, “only on the basis lirst play after receiving the kickoff, rctary Hughes as ail informal inquiry >-f more than a dozen large place* at ' enuo and Seventh street the ear ilriv- n?)|j j usj (Bern around to vuriotn toutinni convention of this state. of the treaties nnd through respect tm runs front midfield. Havana only brought out was not acceptable to '.i o'clock last night, bemadded. j **ti by Mrs. < Inrke Jumpe.1 the I place* of business tolet them see TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 2.—The stu­ for the rights acquired and the obli­ once wa* -in Rollins’ territory,- that France. wall, and rail into the porch of the N-1 w|tal u„.y W(.tl.. |H-rrie* are a \SS.\SSIN o r POLISH PRESI­ dent body of the Florida State Col­ coming )m a run by fninpiizniio for gation* incurred.” II. .tinnier liftme at the cornel- of j new variety of his own that he v^ill DENT WILL PAY WITH lege f. >r, W.intcn, that part of which At IO \« l The llriii-h government disapproves j-> yard* to Hollin*’ 11 yard line, but SANFORD*MAN IN '; I.h' k NEXT WEEK Seventh and Pink. The lire* were all ( (1j| |.,|,,rid:i tju.-.-n and they anw. at It.-in. foi ih>- holiday season, be­ DENT a fumble halted tinadvance. item methods or penalties aw.I «fotint*. 11. d and tile f.-nd.-rs bent and th. tin- |a?g. *t that liufo Ih-.-ii In,-light in gan, returning in force today. A speTinHavana team wu-low in get­ lire* to wot knot a plan under which wind-lu. Id shut le t .-.1 but non.- of tin­ tin* *.-a*..n, just thirty of them living III) I h i* \ « « M i* lil|rtl I ’ r r a a ! A *- 1|»i|s aul"ll.-.l>lle a. enl. lit '*•< ■ < ml ttnm from the Kn*l Coast brought Germany will be allowed a monitor ting off it* play * and *nowcd little narrow!\ averted neat l.ougliman la t \\ tits AW. Jail. 2. Death lit tbw ... 1 up. ml - *-f the cal wen- lout other packed lit the basket and tilling it up. more Ilian five hundred young women. lumof v least two years, thi* time to ability to diagnose Ib-llia* play, a bands of a filing squad will be meted than being badly- shaken up by- the lie brought 11 basket, to the Herald who stole utghl when an aotonnd.il. driven by be employed in so reorganizing her puss to 11 hack field mail, F. K. Heard of Sanford, turned over, outsail. 10 to Nievvmluinski- the as- accident. Thi* corner is one of the office and they were prjme, berries, resources that she may successfully over to the side of the field, .working the top U-ing completely demolished. snssin of President Nnrutowlez. Nie- worst in the city nnd bus been the large and red and firm. Mr. Doyle i* SARAH BERNHARDT SUFFERS A REI.APSF. every time for gains of from JO to rhouldcj her debt*. Mr. Heard wan coming to Tampa when wadomski wns tried Saturday and scene of many accidents. It ltehnovca among tile pioneer growers of strawM l, T li* iM iu - la lr il t 'r r * s ) Any settlement lickly to Ih- success­ GO yards. another, rupning at a rapid rate of. sentenced to death, but thy mode of the drivers of cars to I h- careful or lierries in tliis district and- lias made PARIS, Jnn. 2 The condition of Fullback faropuznno starred for speed, forced him off the road. Mr. I execution was not determined until someone will b<* killed for Sanford is money from tju-in every year for many ful dep.-n.l*, in Mr. Bonar l-riw'ft view, Surah llernhnnll. whose convalcshaving to*, itgtny "f these accidents. year*. on some form of international loan ( 'uba, as he made the only gains at­ Heard’s ear swerved in the sand and today. . ii-iui from her recent breakdown was for Germany, together with hi* as­ tributed t<> the islanders. He ul*o turned over, pinning another occu­ bnlti-d thi* morning by n series of • tackled and several times stopped RolIIHKAKS SPEED RECORD sociate* ..n the Dritish delegation, hi PLUNGES I.Mill IEKT t Mil KT fainting *pells, \*a* -aid la*t night to pant underneath. Neither of tip- oc­ CALLS CANADIAN PARLIAMENT h*» received with approval the sug- |in* runners in the op.-n heldcupant* <>f the car w.-t. injured. mntmile unchanged, the actress re­ Thr Dominion For Rollins tb. plnying of Wulf ri'tinn of the American secretary of MARSEILLES, Jan. 2. A. Sauli WILMINGTON. Y C. J-ui 2 — I'h unknown .111 -p<*l on I OTTAWA. Jan tut.- than an international commit­ I.ild Seed* stood 111 bit hImwc that of huwev.-r. the driver failing to stop|plirlianient will l« summoned t.i coie l.ccniiitc, the aviator, Sfmday made Plunging I.HIMI feet to earth at Chad maining very weak. Bernhardt's reluctance to obey hor ! j‘ » ^ t)> whether or vein? here Jan. III. it wns announeetl four circuits of a kilometer course at tee ik-ti tiniiie the amount of repara­ Umir teammates. «ltho«Kl. the wh.jle ■ |iourne, fifty miles from here, when doctors’ instructions for absolute rePark eleven w.»r Winter 1111 average speed of abullt 210 iuiIch a,control wire broke pit the Dellavition* t*. lie expected. not any one. had been injured. - T a m - 1last night by the prime minister po*e ami quiet is greatly hamper­ The conviction held by Premier lessly.• ’ , I nil hour. land plane which he was piloting, J. ing her recovery, according to her pa Tribune Tincontest played on the 1 olo Poincare of Ft mile, is that a change \ E. Walters, of Lumberton. N. 0., es­ County Commissioners intimate friends. . ■ of heart on the part of Germany is Fields,-was the signal for n large out­ caped uninjured. Tis companion, How­ Infant Mortality Organized Today— J. itquircd above all other considera­ pouring of society, whieh formed a Newspaper Man Ends ard. Ilryan, suffered minor injuries. REPUBLICAN TRAFFIC IN'FED­ Has Decreased Life at Clermont, Fla. tion* Ho believe* Germany’s plans for bright array along the sidelines. The The plane was a total wreck. Meiseli is Chairman ERAL JOBS CONTINUES the future are based upon a policy game wns under the auspices of the Annual Report - MERRILY Miami American Legion post. of resistance to the ’execution* o f ,the The Imdy of \V. B. Atkinson* f'J. Hoard Adjourned Until Next Regular Alfred Smith Takes Versailles treaty, nnd any effort to an Illinois newspaper man, who was WASHINGTON, Jun. 1.—Addition­ llul Maternity Death nltle Has In­ . Meeting Office as Governor al evidence of tho Republican prac­ help her he regards ns useless until Comptroller Calls . cre ase d • spending the winter nt Clermont. In the Berlin government decides in enrtice'of peddling Federal putronage in For Report Condition Lake county, was found in Lake Minc­ The old hoard of county commis­ M l, T h r i M t i r l i l f d l ’ rr» « ) nest to fulfill her reparations. . m r T h * A a a o r t a lr t P r**«) ola, at Clermont yesterday afternoon. Southern state* wns given to the coun­ K. NEW YORK,Jan. 1.—Alfred of National Banks Mr. Atkinson committed suicide last sioners met this molding in the court WASHINGTON, ’ Jan. 2.— Infant try by Congressman T. W. Harrison 0 house to transart any business left mortality has decreased but maternity Smith, of New York t^ity, wns inau­ All. LEVY COUNTY Thursduy evening by drinking the of Yirginiu, when be read to tho house over and with the main iden or the death rate hirs increased according to gurated governor of the state of New of representatives a bundle of orig­ JOIN SEARCH FOR l l l r T h e A s s o c ia te d P r e s s ) contents of a bottle of Iodine nnd WASHINGTON, Jan. 2—The comp­ NEGRO ASSAULTER retiring mcm»HT* retiring and the the annual report of Mi** Grace Ab­ York today. inal letter's written by and to Repre­ troller of the currency issued a .call plunging into the Inke. The body was new bonrd to forin its organization bott, chief of theyt’hildrcn’s Bureau sentative Slemp fllepubllcan) of that BRONSON, Jan. 2.—Two negroes f o r the condition of all National Hanks brought to n local undertaking estab­ for the next tw'o years. •' of the Department of Labor which state, and his’accrctary, L. H. Howard, **re in jail ns suspects here last night at the*close of business Friday, De­ lishment nnd will be shipped to GilThe retiring members are L. P. Hn- was made public today. Maternity on the Object of thin traffic. ninn, Illinois, for burial. ^ Mid Sheriff Walker, with bloodhounds cember HDth. gan and L. A. Hrumloy of the Sanford deaths, she said, were more numerous Canceled checka drawn in RopreThe Imdy was found by W. G. Ham­ »*d dozens of men were scouring the districts nnd 0. P. Swope of .the per unit population in the United aentgthre.Slemp’a favor nnd indors­ rick, of Clermont. A search hnd been country for nnolher negro in connecOviedo district. They were succeed­ States birth registration area in 1920 ed by him were also included among in progress since Thursday evening, •ion wjih an attack upon the wife of ed by John Mclkch nnd G. L. Hlednoo, than in any foreign country for which tho exhibits of this Republican barter relatives having given n general * mill worker at Sumner, early yes­ and sale of public office. alarm when Mr. Atklhson did not re­ of the Snnford districts nnd n. F. figures are available andd espilo the terday. The husband hnd left home Wheeler, of the Oviedo district. • decline.in infant mortality five other Checks produced by Rcprescrilativo turn to his home. At a bathhouse on lor work when the negro appeared DIXIF. FI.YER DERAILED SIX John Meisch was elected chairman countries reported lower rnles. Harrison showed that more than $?P0 the shores of n'lnke his lint was dis­ *nd knocked at the door. The woman MILES WEST OF MACON had been collected by Howard and covered lying beside the phial which of the hoard arid the new lioord is opened the door nnd the negro struck. THIS MORNING now composed of the following mem­ OCALA MAN SHOT turned over to Representative Slemp. hud contained the poison. Her scream* after n time - grought WHILE RESISTING Some of tho money garnered from Worry over his health und over the bers: kou*cwivc* in the neighborhood nnd «D, Tki> AMstlilrl PrtMl SECRETARY OF INTERIOR, hah management of his newspaper during L. John Meisch, G. ^ Wedsbe, B. K .... ARREST DIED TODAY MACON, Gn.. Jnn. 2.—Two persons successful applicants for Federal jobs the negro escaped, but the victim was PRIVATE INTERESTS TO TAKE fc«. n L n ro was fflvcn ns the <e.sonfWhec 1c r ,. Endor CurleU and C. VS. *noke<l and Watcn into in*cnsibllRy his absence wns given ns were seriously injured nnd seven oth went to Republican National com­ M l, T il* A eaoeiaied ! ’ ,*• • ) HIS ATTENTION Entzmlnger. All of the members of OCALA, Jnn. 2..-Grndy Reynolds, for the suicide.—Orlando Sentinel. ers were hurt whep the Dixie flyer mittee, the letters showed. •nd remained unconscious until late the bonrd arc well known citizens of who was shot while resisting nrreat "I have your letters In regard to the yesterday. . Inorthbound from Jacksonville to Chi* M ir T h * A m m Ii O * Seminole county and they can be de­ Sunday night- died in u local hospital ( collection of money for postofficcs,' wftS j crai| C il «lx miles west of LITTLE GIRL DIES authorities have not yet taken WASHINGTON. Jan. “ -Secretary * FROM ASPHYXIATION pended upon to transact the affairs of this morning. • 1Macon near Rivoli this morning bo- Representative Slemp wrote to one of “ *P*pects to her to identify. The ’.. # , interior ir department, will the county to the satisfaction of the n*Rro believed by man? to be the gull- resign ’ . . March . . .Uh . 1. >. fore seven o’clock. Scvcral injureil his collectors. “One must he careful his office it ---wns people. MORE IRISH REIIELS ST. PETERSBURG, Jnn. 2.—Alice °ne wai making for Gulf Hammock an“j"unct.(, nl the White House today. were brought to the local hospital. about thi.-V ho cautioned. “ It will jh c retiring members hnvo been EXECUTED TODAY °r.e of the most dense foyests in Flo- It was nni.i Strong, L7 year old daughter of Mr. Two day coaches and one sleeper and bring tho party into d isp u te, which said Kail’s Fall’s retirement retirement was due members for several years, Mr. Ilngan BY FREE STATE dining car were •. disconnected • nnd would bo bad for everyone. Wo muat ri,la. when a posse on his trail last to pressure of private husine* inU'r- and Mrs. It'. L. Strong, died here last having been on the board of county ^Ported. plunged down a fifteen foot embank­ preserve our standing with the people cuts which lu.- felt should be fclvcu night os the result of breathing the commissioners since the county was M l, T h * A a aotlalrd I'rraa ) and the administration." "Die entire county is nrused, and greater degree of personal attention fumes from a gas heater in aclosed . . LONDON, Jan. 2.—A dispatch from ment. organized nnd Messrs. Hrumlcy and bath room. The pnrenta loft tho little " ^ l l y every, able bodied man hnd that wns possible while h* hud been a ’ Tho injured arc all residents of Swope having been members for two the Dublin correspondent of tho Ev­ Mr. and Mr*. Tunnidiffe spent New . in the search. . member of the cabinet President girl injtho bath room and returning consecutive terms and all of them ening Standard says that four rebels Georgia towns. With the exception Year’s day at St. Cloud where they two hours later found her body lying of engine arid tender the entire train Harding was said to regret that Fall h a v in g served tho county faithfully recently arrested In the Tralee.dist­ D. Sprague and son Ted had a flno time vlaltina their many old over tho edge of the tub. left the track. Cause of the wreck nnd well and giving their time freely rict were executed by the Free State Chicago arc visiting her sister Mrs. found it necessary to retire nnd to friends in that fine little city. waa not ascertained. . . ' -HO French *Ave., for the have tendered him a place on the.su­ Have you loat or found anythin*T to the business of the county. preme court bench _. *!a1tjllizCwA* *i‘ -r AMERICAN AMBASSADOR AT MEETING PLAN r cnuER AND ANXIOUS SPIR­ I T .MANIFEST IN OFi'IC* ’ . IAL CIRCLES . ENGLAND’S Ward Is Freed By Justice of Supreme Court •• Slate Department Announces Proposal On German Question SECRETARYFALL WILL R E S I G N MARCHFOURTH TWO INJURED, SEVEN HURT IN COLLISION �t ■ i1A G E MIX t- J • 4p. T H E SANFORD D A IL Y H ER A LD . M ONDAY. JA N U A R Y I , 102^ ,» *•*»♦• . ■ .1 . V-- 4 ?■ ' ' - f ZA - : r .., LOCALS Z nv IW THE WEEK’S WEATHER h h h h ki to' h a t o Weather Outlook for-,the Period Jan­ . uarjr I to 6, Inclusive HOUSE COMPLETES . ■». CONSIDERATION .OF P08TOFFICB BILL WASHINGTON. Jan. L— Maintain­ -TO N IG H Ting IU record for speed, thA House on Sheclally arranged New Year’s Saturday took up nnd completed conL. T. Hunt and family of Mclbbrne s(deration of the postoffice nppropriProgram, Cecil DcMUtc’s Roach are spending the holidays with atiotv.bill carrying $581,014,000. Im-, ■ ' : . Mre. Hunt’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. mediately after the holiday recess the m I II.,Allen. ~ / house will vote on supply measures •>•»', • • Miss Olive Dinker'returned homo carrying nearly n billion dollars, all The dazzling masterpiece of the world’s master-producer. A drama from Jacksonville on Friday where V bf which have been sent through the sho had been the guest of hr sister of tho mad uge. Ia the modern f%s f (Ire of ilehatv ami amendment in cfght Mrs. II. R. Chapman. worid,, like nndent Rome, racing Best Equipped Therapy J: ■ v wnrking day*. • Friday evening tho Longwpod school to ruin on a wave of Jazz and cock­ Mbs. Jonathan Peck had a s . her Qutfit in the State had on entertainment and Christmas The bills awaiting final passnge^are tails? This ia tho greatest of all 7 \ • guest ovor Sunday, the Rev. Father • _ _ _ _ _ _ tree at the library, which was enjoy­ the agricultural, carrying $08,000,­ DcMillc productions, gives the Ynrnell, from Daytona Beach. 000; the Interior, carrying $294,000,­ Dr. C. J. Marshall Recently Purchas-. ed by all. startling answer. Stronger in cast ed 110,000 Worth of New Mr. and Mrs. Sam ' Houston nni 000, and the postoffice bill, which went ami story, more gorgeous in gowna Maasrs. Norrjs and Robert Moye, of Equipment None of-that in this Bhop— every thing we tell you is utraight Mis* Mildred Houston “were calling through ‘ Saturday virtually ns the and settings. more amazingly committee reported it. Oak avoniic, arc spending several goods, no misroprcBentationa in good* or pricea^-thU Is the on friends in town Xmas. beautiful In spedtaclo than any­ days in Tampa, the guests of their or $10,000... With . this additional Several members have urged tho ne­ thing ever seen on tho screen. With store of reliable, fair dealing, square prices and superior ser8. C. Dickson and E. W. Dickson Dr. G. J. Marshall, prominent Xuncle. cessity for added appropriations to lovely Leatrico Joy, Lois Wilson spent Christmas In Sanford the guest ice. ’ ray specialist of Sanford, has recent­ of Mrs. Jim Stuart. — - dovclop night flying In the mail ser­ and Thofnas Moighan. Give D . a Trial & Will Da the Ratt-m Mrs. William D. Holden and son, ly completed Negotiations 'for the Mrs. J. 8. Dinkcl and Mjss Olive vice, but no serious effort was made Added Attractions, Too William, Jr., were dinner guests of purchase of radium needles at a cost Dinkel spent Tuesday in Sanford the to amend the hill In that particular. Wednesday—Richard Barthclmess With this additional guest* *of Mrs. Sam Houston. Chairman Stencrson'of the postoffice Mr. and Mr*..Chao. Searcy, of Long of >10,000. in “Sonny". Comedy also. equipment Dr. Marshall has now one wood for New Year's. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Topliff j)f Or­ committee, tried to increase the al­ ■ of the most complete therapy outfits lando were the guests of Mifc and lowance for third class postmasters, V ■■ ■ but fie was unsuccessful. Mrs. J. S. Bisbee, of Jacksonville, in Florida. 8anford can now boast Mr*. Fuller Christmas. J. J. N . CONNER, Manager nod little daughter, ure visiting Iter as being the only city in Florida out­ John Ranger was a visitor in Or A last minute effort on the part of ANNOUNCE FUhCIIASB OF • ■ - -V • , , • -Phone 104 parepte, Mr. and Mrs. McMahan ' at side of Jacksonville, possessing the Undo Saturday.* Representative Black, Dcmocrut, of 115 East First StreetTHREE NBW8PAPEHS amount of radium that Dr. Marshall J. E. Phipps left Tuesday for Tam Texas, to strike out the appropriation Lake, Mary. «m h_— w^m**-* now possesses. Some months ago he pn where he will visit his brothor H. for the New York tube system failed JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 1.—John Frederic)^. Dalgcr, Jr., and fam installed the most modern X-ray F. Phipps. after Chairman Slemp, of th* sub­ whipped cream and cherries, cake, ily are spending Now Year's day with equipment, which, represented a finan­ iel H. Terry and R Richard Lloyd Jones, Mrs. Charles Pope and the twins committee. in charge of the hill, hnd cial outlay at that time of approx­ candy, nuts- and hot. chocolate. publishers of the Jacksonville Jour­ of Jacksonville are the guests of Mrs changer] the Item to prevent it from Mr. Daiger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. About fifteen members of the class S. Daiger, sr., nt Tampa and Mrs. imately $15,fk)0. Some idea can be F, J. Neifnycr. nal, announced Saturday tho pur­ ’ < going out on a point of order. and two visitors enjoyod the charm­ Daiger's prethcr, Warren Kigcnmann jfnined from this of ttye scientific benchase of tho Minneapolis (Minn.) L. R. Payne left Saturday night During debate Chairman Madden DAIGER, Society eflts which will accrue to the city as for Georgia where he *j>cnt Christmas ing hospitality 'of Mri. Thornton. News, tho Reading (Fa.) Nws-Timrs nt Clearwater. said/a prospective surplus of a mill­ a result of the progrtfstivcncss of Dr. with-rolatives. a morning newspaper, and the Read­ Phone 117-W - — ----------------------------ion dollars for tho postoffice depart­ Prof. Chaffer and Mrs. Chaffer ment was in prospect within the next ing Telegram, an afternoon publica­ « jmm aave>i*r » W h « re Mr. and Mrs. Fred Datgcr, Jr., nnd FOR SALE-FRUIT TREES-^Ornn- Marshall. ■a spent Christman with their daughter two y'enrs, the deficiency for the past tion. Tho Pcrry-Jonca group of pa­ Master Frederick are spending the ______ N mentnl trees and ahpibbery. My Z L Z Z S S jm wrH ■••(i it f l u week-end In Tampa and Clearwater. CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH lters also includes the Pensucola Jour­ Mrs. Ted Rice and family. trees are grown by sohne of the luYgyear having been cut to $31,000,000. . It wit S s T s S m ------------------------MONEY! nal, Tulsa (dkla.) Tribune, ami the Prof. E. S. Miller, i*rof. Herbert fta S M l I r M S r w U K i ■ i ■ ■ ■ i ■ — est and best nurseries in the South.— Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and Charleston (S. C.) American. Schnffer left Tuesday for St. Peters­ Mrs. Guy Randall, of Paducah, Ky. W. L. Hall, the fruit troo man, Orlan­ Ono curious remedy for leprosy, a mall it to Foley ft Co., 2835 Sheffield burg where they will, attend a Teach­ plague of the Hast, was gating Monday—Tenth annual reception of if spending the holidays here with her do, Fla. • _ 238-12tp Avenue, Chicago, III., writing your ers’ Meeting. They were accompanied the Parish j of Holy Crosa Church parents Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Crimm at ’rfic Daily Herald, 15c per week. pythons. name and address clearly. You will by Mr. nnd Mrs. Hates. given by the rector, Rev. A: 8. thulr home on Elm avenue. HOW IT BECAME “MUSCLE’' receive in return n trial package coft Friends of Miss I<oui*e Allen will Peck. * *. taining Foley’* Honey and Tar Com­ regret to henr that she has been con Miss Flora Zclmenovltz of Bruns­ Monday—New Year's Balt nt the “ It setnn fittirfg to nay right here wick, Cn., is spending some time here hji no one seems to know Jus how pound for coughs, colds and croup; lined to her bed with dengue fever. Country Club. _ 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE ns the guest of her sister, Mrs. $. S “ Musclo” got into the name. Somo Foley Kidney Pill* for pains In sides Baumel, at her home on Sanford say that it started out ns “mussel" nnd nnd hack; rheumatism, Imrknche, kid­ TO THE TEACHERS OF SEMI­ PIANOS FOR VISITORS PHONOGRAPHS PLAYERS SHEET MUSIC Heights. NOLE COUNTY got misspelled on tho first mnp, nnd ney and hl&dder ailments; and Foley RECORDS K .PLAYER ROLLS Cnthnrtic Tablets, a wholesome nnd stayed misspelled; while ohers, of n Saturday afternoon Mrs. E. X. Permit me to thank you publicly PIANO TUNING-------PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS Mrs. Dwight Babbitt,, Misses Clara more romantic tum, insist that the In­ thoroughly .cleansing cathartic for Douglas igtaa entertained most delightfully for your fine spirit of co-api-rntiun, constipation, biliousness, headaches, at bridge at her homo .on Sanford Millen and Edna and I-aura.Chitten­ dians had a name of their own which your most hearty support, and your nnd sluggish bowels. Sold every Heighta, honoring her daughter, Mrs. den returned home Saturday evening signified that It took n deal of strength generous response to my request for where.— Adv. Bryan Sturpian of Atlanta, and Mrs. from St. Petersburg where-they at­ to push n rnnoo.up hot part of the ytiur attendance upon the convention _____________ ______ river, and that our "musclo" is rough Howard P. Smith, of West Polm tended the Teacher*’ Association. of the Florida Educational Associa­ Farmer* nnd mental workers, es­ and ready translation of the Indian." Beach, there being six tables of play­ — Samuel Crowthor In McClure’s Mag­ pecially orators, nrtlsts, and mathe­ tion at St. Petersburg. Such loyalty Howard P. Smith of West Palm ers. maticians, are sold to enjoy the long­ to the cause will continue to keep Vases and baskets of exquisite red Beach arrived in the city Saturday to azine for Janunry. Seminole county schools in the front est live*. roses weto effectively placed in the Join his wife who is the guest of Mrs. ranks of tho-educnYionnl Bystem of 1 ~ ‘ • SPECIAL SKATING WEDNES­ — AT— rooms yvhhro the card tables were-ar­ Ben Caswell and Mr*. E. A. Douglas. The barometer was invented about the state. The silver loving cup is ranged. Tho tables were marked with Mr. and Mrs. Smith have many friends DAY NIGHT, LAKE MARY SKAT­ the middle of the Seventeenth Cen­ yours for this yenr. Is)t us win it twice end vases bolding red .rose endj, on here who are giving them a henrty ING ACADEMY. BIG TIME. more nnd own it permanently. • 238-3tc tury. welcome. s the vaso being ibe number. Respectfully, Tho tally cards wore fascinating T. W. LAWTON, W. K. Ilrokay ijnd his grandmoth­ Hava you read tho want ada today! Have you loat or found anythin*! Next to Princess Theatre Supt. Public Instruction for/Semidesigns and vfhen score* wore count­ er Mrs. C. B. Enttekln left'Snturday Hole County. I—^ . ed, after several intorstlng games of for St. Cloud. Mr. Broknw has been , bridge, prizes were awarded. Mr*. . ■■ »■ w • manager of McCrory’s store here for Reg Holly, holding'high score; was the past year nnd has been transferred awsrdcd a bottle of perfume. In cut­ to Tsmpa where he will open up a ting for the consolation prize- which -1 Store In Florida new store for McCrory on Feb. 1. 10 Stores In GeorEta•wst a lovely vanity, Miss Fern Ward 'was the fortunate one. The honorees, Mr. and Mrs. Bart Peterson of Mesdamo# Stutmaryind Smith, wore Jamestown, N. Y.. left Saturday for ___ x ^_ presented boxes of^owdor. Jacksonville where they will spend Following, the owading of the priz­ several days ns the guests of the Int State Comptroller •Urges Applications Bo Filed es the hostess assisted by Mrs. Geo. tor’s undo and nunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Vance Douglas, Mrs. Stur- Robert Simms. Mr. Peterson will re­ -Phone 127 E a r ly — New. Year License Tags Will Be Sanford’s New Store-----■ . V . W I1.Lrr::fr , man nnd Virginia McDaniel, served turn to Sanford )o spend some timo a salad course and coffee. * ' — — * here with her parents Mr. nnd Mrs. —•—• — ■■■■■■ .- -- -1y *.i v*ijr (■■■■■■I Tho guests for tho afternoon were B. J. Stenrling. During her absence Mrs. Howard P. Smith, Mrs. Bryan Master Bobble Peterson will he the W nAT IS A TBUCXJ APPLICATION BLANK*. Bturman, Mrs. J. B. Uwson. Mrs. guest of his grandparents. A truck la a yahtcla far aarrylng any Ret your blanki » r l r . TW»jr msr U toad other than payaanrara. So If a to«rHruinl from Unki. county offlcUU. soto Ben Caswell, Mrs- 8. S, Baumel, Mrs. In w ear or roadatar haa any chanw* In or will to Mnt u*»n fwp***t 10 LBE-IHSIIOP body conatrurtlon ao aa to adapt It for Reg Holly, Mrs. O. P. Jlcrndon, Mrs. But* CocnptrolWr. Tollohsoooo. H*., haullnw any load other tl»n Paaacngera. C. R. Kinley, Miss Uttle Caldwell. It muat taka a truck claialflcatloa for PILL OUT BLANK CABBTULLT. pnrpoaaa of_Dc*na«. Joseph I-ee of Sanford nnd Miss Al­ Mrs. Morris Spencer, Miss Fern Ward Kvory year It U n*4*#o«ry l* roturn DKKCHinR TRUCKS PULLT. * thousand! of application! tor oorrortloo. Mrs. Geo. Fox, Mrs. Henry, Plndor, ma Bishop were married at the home Don't hay* rourt roturnod. rill It ou‘ : T ha varlou a rla a a c a of tru ck h * * 4 I* J of the bride’s parent^, Mr. and Mrs, Mre. J. C. Bennett, Mre. John Smith, rarofuUy and rttalt cor root amount and maka It dUTIcull to datcrmlna waifhi of tag will roach you promptly. Mrs. Dick Brown- Miss Flora Zcl- Ijiwrence Bishop, Supduy morning, vahlcl* Incliallnw body unlcaa full da«crlptlon of body Is wtron with appllmUon. • BKND rOH TAG RABLT. mcnovitz, Mre. Frod Daiger, Mrs. Rev. J. F. Phillip* jMsrfgrming the Tha modal and year maka abouM b* corractly gtmn. Tart will bo mailed out on Hoc. DO> Percy Mere, Mrs. -Stanley Walker, ceremony. The wedding was witnessed for all appUcatloaa rocotvod to that data. W1UTE NAMES PLAIN. Mrs. Ed Bcttm, Mri. J. l>. Woodruff. by the immedin(o families of the con­ Don't wait u»UI Doe. Slrt u> f°.r. ■ j u v . •Tl» law glroa no "day* of sraeo Hlynaturca ara frequently hard to road. ■ ^ Mrs. Vance Douglas, Mrs. Raymond tracting parties nnd * fow .friends. afwr Jos. lit. . i f you want to comply B lw n application atjbottom . b u t prin t or •' ' ‘ —Titusville Advocate. Vlth tk T i.w yokr 111) u a should bo no Phillips. I typ* tha nama and addroaa at top or y w r car Jan. tat. • Uank.. Tbli Inturoi accuracy and prompt dalltrary of your tag. TAQ BTATB WITH CAB. SPECIAL SKATING WEDNKS* \TL*v : CHRISTMAS PARTY • COMrettOLLEK DIO NOT MAKE Whan a tar. la sold or chonyra hand i Friday afternoon, Mrs. W. S. Thorn­ DAY NIGHT, LXR b MARY SKAT­ TUB LAW. . tha tas wuat atay with car. T i n cannot lawfully ha chaa(«i from ona ttr to a »ton entertained the members of tho ING ACADEMY. UIG TIME. , Pr*nu*mly Cairo aria* working appar^othar. Upon chart* o f owntrahlp na^r . 238-3U gti, Dependable)* Sunday school class most J ant hardahip upon rortaln ownar* of ownar ahoold ImmedtaUly tranafar tho t’ s*^- t tan number and rowlatrat Ion toMaiaama. _______ :__________ _ motor rthlcU*. but tbaaa cannot b* r*mapleasantly at. a, f ^ l m a * party at • Whan n paaa*n»rr car la conravtad t o n dlad by tha comptrolter and It ahoukl b* trunk or a prirala nm car la PJ»* k —her homo on Welt First ntreet. Another Crossing Lpt In mind that b* did not tram* tha for hlr*. tha law ran ha aant to tha menp.. . The various room* were opened cn trollor for ranrollailon and erodlt on coat Law. Tha attorney growral In advlilng Accident Claims of tha truck tag or tag for hlra. suite and were adorned with holly, th* comptroller recently aa to tha con*truction n«canary to ptac* upon that ! ' mistletoe, poiqsettias nnd other XmaH OVBBPATMXNTS W ILL BH Two and Six Hurt portion of th# Uw relating to care for KKri'NDKD. suggestions. . Mre. *nldt . “ l fullr ■ w — ^ ■ • ^ vtvkmt luivimr Tho afternoon was quickly spent ( S r Tfce A saoetatrS _. lure for certain wntTnsuneire w h l£.' v.,- -tur» for FORT WORTH, Tex., Jan. 1.—Two with a lovely musical program, games fund tho orar-pajnnanl i ^ mighl o n a* and for tnndUiona which do Band *nough. your tag cannot ho mnt^ut aria*, that th* anformment 0t th* Uw a* persons were killed, and six hurt at a etc., and at a tala'* hour the hostess . until tho proper amount la raoatvwl. ll atanda ..iirVt hardahlpa OS S it crossing at Villngo Creek near here, many paopU for which you aa an ofilcar, served delicious refreshments consist­ . , • t - ." '• r:'-V• «•' ■• FACTORY WKIGHTS ABB UiKD. charged with tha duty of rnforcing tha ing of Neapolitan cream topped with when two automobiles collided today. U w . are not re.pon.lbU an d th ey a h o u k l Factory ratlnw at w*l*hta and rapnrjtr not aapact you to aithar vtoUta your oath ' sat” nature uaWaa tha ownar can furnlah lg ‘ of Ulrica by th# *pn-*nforc*m#nt or by 1 to ooBlrary. Uw n A jr _ actual auiiwnding tha oparstloa of th* Uw frart Io n a machlna. . WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan: 1.— South Atlantic and East Cplf States: Mr. and Mrs. S. 0 . Chose and fam­ Koi nt beginning of vyeek and again ily spent New Year’* nt their bungy about Thursday or Friday, otherwise low at Isluworth, Lake Butler. fair; temperatura normal or above un­ til nuor end week, then colder. ! --------Mr. and Deane Turner and family spent New Yeark’a for dinner Sanford Physician Has at Winter Park with friends. ft* t a .t a mi to to to to* to to ‘MANSLAUGHTER’ J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. Fruit Cake — 50c lb. BAKERY IM PO RTAN T INFORMATION ON 19213 MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE THE CHURCHWELL z $32.50 REDUCED TO $27.50 REDUCED TO " Open Day nnd Night - Ladles* Rest Room count aa aren Jwndrodat for machlna actually, weighing LM ft.ft* 11? * claarod ns L. - . «ow ha l.tto pound* would Sw.nf'Lr,'S,sa.’ad."sr!t. & UUUire." r i. t _ ■ ’ 1 1 ■$. r - i ^ •‘ . A Complete Slock of I’ nrls £ F - u Buy a Hupp and You’ll Save Money F*ap*r Paaa. * ». C U. hat rata--------- SALES A N D SERVICE j • MotoreyiU* ---------- - ■ — MotoacytU «hU aar . ■ — ~~ Any number ;---Automobll* (privnta baa)----------paaa. or Iron— Car for Mrs. . — ------ T to IS pa**---IIs m h for hir$----- —1 Over IS pa**-— Hue*** far Mr*— ------------------ Ituaro* (hotel to depot only).. . Nan* SCO ZAC 1C.CC S.OC ‘• S s r ^ 'ki.rztiQnS Nona $ .M .Ik .11 .18 : , WaeJLAa. e . _r„ -_ - ■’ ■ ' ■ ■- hnd Up-to-pnlo ” 4,,, ng Station r • .• • Complete Line Accessories Tinn. im iu u i ...a.......... \ • ItU U H II .80 ' 1 . Propay ?ADW.lwM Dtetrlbuloro Seminole ami Lake Countieu U rg e __ ANNUAL BATES ON TBUCKB. TBAILKBS AND HBMI-TBAtLKBIL B. & O.' MOTOR CO. mill fittw •. 1 FCCpcr i Sanford, Fla., Corner Secppd s S • l - First Street .*’ ‘ ' mvi ' ' SELLS it for LESS *T ' z i. it* , y * ' fciii I ''L \ " «■' T-' « ", " Ia V* A Liu ;‘ i .. . S *Vf - 4v SSvft^A• S-: vi ] L |f ; ** W - I �PAGE TWO Sanford Daily Herald l*«bllnhrd everr nnrrni.on rtcm l Sun*my ot Ihp Itrrnlil llul I.IIi.k. IiiT Macnnlln Air., Hnnfi.nl. Fla. The Herald Printing Co. IM’llI.inilllltM n . j . n m . i . v ... .... . I(!d 11nr * . J . m i . i.\ m > uprrplnrj-Trrnaurrr II. A . K K R U ...... (Irnrral Alanairr It. •*. iin ix v AitrrrllalnK ItnnnRrr A d i r r i l . l n g ilntra .Mad. K m>itii nr Apiillrnllnn I.KAVIS AIIIIT l lrrtilnlInn Mnnncrr I'Jlnnr HiO-W nMrr'il |t, m. Subarrlpllrn Frier In Admnrr Onr . A'rar.... . . sn.no SU llimlha H.IHI Ilrllirrril In Flip bjr Carrlrr O a r . AVrrk .. . 13 I'rnfa T it Mr 13- In In-pacr AArrklr llrr•Id rnllrrly rntrra Krmlnnlr ('iiiinlf and la pnklUbrd firr y Frldn). Adirr* ■llalaR ralra midr kantia un nni.llrntlnn. Him prr rmr. nliin>* In sdtanrr. SSDAY, JANUAHY2. 1923 THE SANFORDDAILY HKRA1 the season is over simply because tho people in" the northern mnrketk can. not pay tHc price and keep it Up. We have noted that an intelligent way of marketing is to got a reasonable figure all the way through for till’ celery crop ami not kill the price by asking too much for live early stuff. Celery will start moving from thin section next week in car loads ami there will be plenty o f celery here this year and it will be o f good qual­ ity. There is no need to crowd the market lit any stage of the game and if common Renst* is urod all the way through iho Sanford section will ex­ perience n wonderful season. It is time now to consider the best xvnys and means to keep the celery moving ny'STowlX as |Hjs*lblc, divide the crop up over the entire reason ns much na |Hissilde. And.lust but not least put up nothing but prime stuff and see that it ia prime all the way through. We can make money here Uils season or we can lose it. The growers should profit by their experiences in the past and play safe. ru i*-a nJ p* h4 m f.i T j ha h i. h-i p j m . m 5 r i p |i r* p i . ADVERTISING AND ITS VALUE IN 1923 ■ • * rr- *p ! _ Merchants-Chase Game Postponed, to - i ‘A C L E A N SLA TE -' lly William II. Rankin, President Wm. II. Itankin Company - 'r' . ■• ; amt»: llrnadcnstcd hy Radio M hti tween the Merchants and Chose & Co., that was to lie played last night was postfioned on account of too many of the Orange Packers being out-oftown for the holidays. The game will he played tonight Hcporditig to the early morning dope this morning, ns tonight is the only night the alleys will be nvnilnidc this week.. Men’s Club and Congrcgatlonnls play tomorrow night and the Farmers a Rotes Thursday night. * V ' In starting1the.Nevv Year, one resolution you should not -forget is to pay up and wipe o u t , your debts. By so doing, you- will not only - The daily newspaper Is one of the names e<]uidly high placed have beadd to your prestige and standing greatest forces for public good in cotne known as the heads of houses in tlie community, but you \yill beAmerican life. And great, ns is the of utter reliability solely because of educational quality of the newt col­ advertising which they have lived up 1come financially independent; umns and of the learned editorial to always. And every other rity has cnnlment, it is-not in these, 1 venture its list,of high gpuic merchant* whose Start a savings account with us, to believe lies the greatest vnlue of success is primarily due to newspaper Orlando Players ndvortl dug. and let us help you to enjoy the the nrwrpapor to the people at large. M l : AIIIF.lt T I I K A A S O L 'U T K I ) F I I K S S And if advertising, which so large­ Don’t Like Name of No, the true mirror of the times; the The Auorlitlm) Press la i.iu!lia|(«ly blessing of-being free of financial ly helped us to win the war, has been rnttllril to Urn use for rniHit.lU-at l.qi of true reflection of our national pros­ .all news illainitclim rri-.lltr.l in If or worry, l not otherwise cradllnl In this |iH|irr perity; the true hope for the future a great instrument in bringing us to anti nlno the local lnwa IhiIjIInln-il prosperity in times of peace, so it is is to be found in the Vivid, electric, hrrrln. We. notice that the Orlando Senti­ greater factor All rlRlita ot re-tuilith-allon of special rtiniulating advertising columns, with- to , be, n great ami . even . , . . nel has been feeling out the boy* that dispatches herein are nlso rrarrVfil. out which the making of the modern " ihc. V e r i l y that I rec coming will play th*’ 1023 season in order to I lf f l m n i i l t A M I H I I I . I I I M i . F h o n r I IS jicwspnpcTt would not be* possible. |t«us n J-3. _ f.et me give one rove rote insliince aIcertain their wishes in regards to Korelrn Adv.iINne ItrprrirntMlvn To the X-gi i-gular render of a melro-i f . „ 10 Borl ()f wrvk.c n(tnTtlsing their 1023 name. Hnuselct has placed Sanford, Florida i A 192.1 FORECAST THE Ai"----- a*-’ PRr_A8,\xxrHiatioi politan newspaper comes almost un-' |veH t0 tho'consumcr: When in 1870 the name- of Orange Pickers onto ■ . .• consciously on his port n foil mid nde- (h? ,,rjcc llf ^ f l n ton, the them and the majority of the players The 1023 issue of an astronomical .p.aU’ knowledge of the great mer-j |irit\, „ f >;,.npv jui, t. , ht. consumer /cent to think they would rather pick almanac which lias Imd wide circu­ .hunt, and the great merchandise $24 „ caBC> lHno with grapes nomething or somebody 'ebe rather And this la the day after— New lation for n good many yean* fs out , (h .t do honor to the solidity, the In- Ht,nilui ot *a m 04 ft* m m ** ra CUT TIIIS OUT—IT IS WORTH n tru,, the output of than .pick oranges. The Orlando Seti; Those who compile it assure their Years, m oney! tegrity. honesty nnd the fair dcuM grapfijuico had been so i.icrea-vd by tinel hits the following to say about readers, that n careful study o f th rex ra Cut opt this slip, enclose with -V and " ir of this great country of ours. \nd |ndvt.rt|3ing that it Was possible to • Ilut of course everybody swore oil stars reveals n pleasant year nheail I am anxious that you‘ should realixej ta mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 .Sheffield. Kd*vnr*r (ieorge ’ Hauselt, Duke of on u llt ?1>7r, n fa ,...n»en grape yes Us'day nnd no ope feels badly to­ for the nation. Here are some of th* *.•; I, who have been conducting an ^ nU.f|(|1|y a<|vmi^ , itl jp^i Exposition Park and president of the I5J. Avenue, Chicago, III., writing your ‘ promise.*: day.*,,** 1 t, 1*0 11(1mo and address dearly. You will advertising agency for many years, th,. manufacturer* paid Orlando baseball dub, has two big fcl !‘A igreat nnintmt of good acconfnr receive in return o trial package run. realise thrnlgh experience that ad„ ton|-*an #l|V(in„ „f 1,350 per Jobs. One is selling season baseball j f -— -s fc -M pUshed in the way of legislation. I* verUsirg i.i not a selfish e n t e r p r is e .,^ , ,iut J(t the sami. timc thf> coSt tickets. That'.* big. 'The other ia IVUiWould advise swearing off from BB ha Su ft# Pn Rl M fa r-1 IU1 - tab)ing- Foley’s Homy and Tar r„m. will be n year of human relationship I do not mciii that advertisers art -I pi.und for coughs, colds nnd croup; convincing Ida players that it’s all swearing off from swearing or. nny o f grape juice only advanced IJ O per and great spiritual development. philanthropists, but 1 mean that by, cent. It was the increased demand right to call them the Orange Pickers. You speeders go to the Princess j Foley Kidney Pill* for paiijs in suit * othcpjdnd of resolution. Do better— "A steady anil active business pi- advertising they establish names on thatiP nil*. That's 111or; Kit. tonight and see "Mn ml atighter"— it’s and buck; rheuma/ism, backache, kid- . nod in the affairs of men, with much which you know you can rely; they caused by national advertising that —oIn response to inquiries Sent out a great lesson’and might save you n ney and bladder ailments; and TuUy enabled the economies <*f big scale nctivity in real estate transactions .establish good-will, because they have production nnd made lhe product by the sports department of the Sen­ lot of trouble' inter on. Cathartic Tablets, n wholesome and The Sanford Country Club is not ami the products of the earth. taught thp public to trust them; they cheaper to all consumers. tinel in an e'furt to find out the sun--------' (thoroughly cleansing cathartic * far only n place to enjoy golf, hut it is *'A Stent deal of building and n j trade-marked gootls so defThomas Meighan tins the lending ] l onstipatfon, biliousness, h Hu's, We are fortunate in having a gov- liment of the player* concerning the n place to enjoy yourself. Everyone busy period for basikers and capitalinitely g.iod, so worthily manufactured new name, the following polite tderice Joy plays op- and sluggish bojvcls. role and Miss Leatrice Sold likes the Country club house. ernrneiU that believes-in advertising. Juts, with the common people to shar* -.ml mi invariable and flue in quality ,.mlj(U.|U Harding himself U not only grums have been received: islaughtcr" at tui- where.—Adv. posite hint in "Manslaug in the business successes through r. that the customer has learned how im- „ KOO(1 neWt|iajR.’r publisher, but a Uradentown, Lin., Jan. 1, 1U23.! ! rinress tpnigtyt for the Inst time. It's Tho4sun is brenking nut today nnd steady employment generally." Illicitly he can rely on these nnd so Jni}. hty roU(1 1)du. ,ising man. And !*«»«• Finjydstetn, Kuril In beat Tom and Leatrice. 1 the clouds and the rain have' passed Fn connection with our T it\N>T’LU Rather coal weather ia foretold nnd it loojts like n Happy New Year nnd some dissension*'between laboi save waste in buying and economy by hp h„ 9 Mjrniunih, t hims.-lf with help- ‘-'are Sentinel. Drlnnd Fla. We have STORAGE loom, whet. \nj (Mn j-|t|U,|V1.(tioinj; men. Prominent nfining Ibin i let I n-xy rail uh Orange lind a pa* ked limtse last cun store your goods at n iumlnal for you and alt of us. I.et's go. and capital, but iri spite «*f thew avoiding experiment. is bad enough, night to see "Mimslaeghter" and all inst. for any length of time LfisS* The standard* in buying which the t)!L . executive* of lin governnUuit who) Pickers. Bulldog; ° ----------- drawbacks, the year is to be a goo*. were highly pleas* I •*--. ll utis- -oniRi I N’G'S 1)1'll K SERVICE ll;\NSgeneral public relies upon have been I gnow advertising arc Secretary of Happy .New Year, Bcrgdoll, the draft dodger contin^j (J|U. jiHngJng: thing different, one of Cecil 11. De- FF.ll. i’hone IPS. 239-Mn-Tu- IVd-ifr i tabli.-hed only by iiigh class ndverLabor, .lames ,1. Ibtvr; Secretary of ,nlnir, J nines J. Davis; (iKNL KLI.IUTT. lies to dodge the American authori­ “ Thrift, steady plodding, fair deal * Lakeland, Fla., Jan. I, P.*2:t. Mille's mnsterpiiH-e» nuff Mu!. ties nnd it is more than likely that if ingi and greater achievement* along tising. First the quality of the pro- Agriculture Henry Wallace; U. S. he really sailed for the United States industrial, comm ercial ami ci.iistnn™ ,lurt ------f- i alilish**1; Ib.-n the name is Senators Arthur < vpper and Walter 1- I’ inkulstein, Hnve you read the want ads tod*?! TumntTO'v night Richard Barlhel-; that his money will gain him entrance live lines with wag s comnunsurr.li 11*'f-*I>Ii lu d, and lhereafter a* the M. Edge and Albert ll. lumber, chair-'- ‘ are Sentinel, Orlamlo, Fin. -tcadilv miiintniued or-im- man of ihoShipping Boanl. And now i Cast my vote for Uraekers, Parrots, mess w ill'star in "Sunny" which is. into thii country. Money will *lo any­ wilh the kind of work'performed N. ; ,|Ua,i‘ y . . ,, proved, the name which become* t»y Sec rota i y qf CWpmcree Hoover is Hill 1‘ickles or Bulldogs, liut please more than an ordinary picture withT thing-—even buy a patriot —of a cer­ great, rushessudden changes or me i 1 . , , ’ 1 . , Pickens. tears, Ibrills nnd smiles. Thgte will | tain kind. failures, big losses or big -fortunes ‘ conalani and pcntiEteljt advertising a ; ready tu put in an advertising tie-] elinmmte lining household word, become* increasingly j part merit to help the business men of j . I.EFTY IfB'KS. : ! e a comedy also. .but tactful, cautious method-'., a *etAtlanta, (ia., Jan. I, P.'2-l.. --------Ilerlins latent plan on the war i t,m,.a„ wll wilh less nnxi valuable and standard. You have only Uii-* and foreign-t euntries to promote; to think a moment of lieadvertised sales and increase iHiabit-mn b inkelstejn. Isaac, Thursday night for the big laugh question is for the public lo vole for s.ty Iivit,k. tll K„ t nlu.;ill." ai licle.s that you *t*gar«l as standard j tjtaiulmg on the threshold of 1U23 (’ are Sentinel, Orlando, Fla, | with Mr. nnd Mr-. Carter Dcllaven Ini war If they want war’. This Is hardly ()f t.uum. ,|u.n, wlU Umse win Hie spltilion of our trouble*. The pub- K„ orl , av ..3tMll.ri, iti(,n." Rut a of their class to understand how vnl- l can set- that the Dollar is going to , I favor Horse-hoc. Star, l,iptr)nMy Lady Friend-*." als«i “ Kick* illiN otice J s hereby •riv­ be nf Germany probably voted for ^ i( ,.,|till„ sco rin g vrn liable adverli.-dughas been to the work again in i^tnint, and when obi lliid.-dck or (iiangei- Tui-U. Nix on litimco" makes ilo^ an entire ctnneiiy great ionminer. It i-»Wdv**rtising Man. Dollar goer- to inn k, K-nly Pros- the Orange Picking stuff. V-r*. ty.. lull. Don’t'g o if ypu can't laugh. \var din ing the Lite unpleasantiwiei, stn,ni{|v „ f en tlm i a il persons re­ B. MULE SMITH. ; ^ —------with that country and the public as # MtB. Mnl;ipn.p explained b alone that has eonvinceil Biitonmliile periiy In gins tu smile. q uired to h av e -S ta le and Michigan City, Iml., Jan. 1, 1H’23 Friday and Saturday—The greatest far ns {Jermany in Pomeined i* the "The Itivilla" that since liillt prefer user* that Goodrich Tile* arc "Best J Prospect* Werg never better than O ccupation UI will pick poiki-l :, turkeys, thick*: movipg picture that the mind of main C ou n ty German public. (flirt1 and nvcrsitui lend to grow le ­ ill tin- Long Run;" advertising that they are right now when we of the ban taught millions of household* United States hold a commanding poand other birds, hut<l ntw tlie-liue on cver fonceived"Foolish W ives" atuli-uenSC, an d not liaving afier marriage, "it is safest in nutriThe Tampa Timer, says the year imnty lo beginAvilh a little aversion." how safe nnd economical it is to use sllion ill-tile trade of tile world. I j picking orange*. Cold here, » , „II k „„» there nr,- n,.„,y „f Ilwrn, | )r0C U r r C d t i l e S lim C OH BENJAMIN WAITE. of 1922 was the hottest in local im Likewise, os both pessimism and np- WiL on's "Certified" meat*. You know want you idj to .believe in advertising.! nut thi*« a limit picluru ,pi» limit; 1 , . The foregoing expres.-iitm , indicnt- min5it. Theft* will In* Ntiveltioji nlttii.i or betore. January* Mb, nal*. We quite agree with (lie learned VjntlMU tend to,become dulled by tile through advertising, that the "Sun- for it is .the most powei fill eennomie professor who make* up the weather passage of time, it is pleasantest if awee’, " imme nf California inn* grad* factor that im* arisen in the world. It ing Inmibte ml>.*ervieiice to cxe-. utive ■1923, will be subject to Thi (I-!., roe miiiohi mil one hlg report* limb wish to eommend him not safest, in entering the New Year, Unh d from ii lionrdtng house joke In means eeonotnie iiinrktTing; it rneanr ' autlnu ity, .*ln,w rltnrly how the play •ml- ,.f ymir breakfast laid*1 dclira cWoperadve litiv ii-g. It e-tald, hi new ,.r , tMini on tie l|iie.tioii of n iinm- vvi i k fur th* movie fan* , and if till* prosecution witliout I’m* upon hi* peispicnrity (uhaU-ver lhai (n bi;,-iii with a little .>]il iin i - in 'i*--, and Dial, “Sunmnid" raisins have e, iiimmie-*; invite*, nay inmi*!-1. lion ieg the ht**e hall i igih Rep I is) mid'lhat we Ibutk h i"know* what weie is a foiVnirm r for th*- p rug rams for tiier notice. License may - con­ reveil cd from ail 1 1 (1 Jit? playyi* oil the year 1921 vvo have tine year of a repoti nei fur beyond any quustinp j e.xly and square tlcuiiog; ii* he is talking about It was the hot­ t* m ra rq Nl IU M H IB ► he had from Hon. Jno. of price. It was advertising that fidence and by intrcasing coiisitjocis the team, but the words of Waite, pleasure to look forward to. test that we have ever known in Flo­ Ba Ra D. Jinkins, Tax Collec­ brought hack to smokers' a pre-war make* jirmlucts cheaper to each OllCi Smith, Hicks and Elliott were select* rida although there .were many peo­ fcv K* priro iti the five cent Wm. IVnn ci­ • I ear( oiler you no belter or more ml for publication, ns the others Were NOTICE UF SPECIAL MEETING OF tor, nt the Court House. ple that did not think it was hot. Ki Pa gar; advertising wdiic'h cnnvincea you helpful message for On- New Year j m „ lighter vein nnd nof so.serious ns ------------ IF----------THE ROYAL FERN 03 t*i youe own good llmt Colundda Bat- than to urge you-tu buy advertised( those appearing in this article. 'Grit SCHKLLE MAINKS, NO ARGUMENT ABOUT TRADE CORPORATION Ha ti’rles ’**tn?f— Pa Enter*, Flnj; Gralihern, Rat Runner*. longer" ami that Everea- goods. R* member that advert Ding AT HOME Prosecuting Attorney. 1 * rx dy Flashlight* are a* necessary na a real and-vital educational fyr«-e. \ Kpeein! meeting of the Morkhnltl Kx Rail Rail I Soy s and other appellut loei 2.'it;. He ii * of the Royal Fern Corporation Pa P* Pn Pn Pa Pa p * ymtr weed chains. Read advert ii.mg and realize hgw j Were suggested. The Herald ha* lieen waging a Pa Pa will I*' held at tineffo e of the, l'or •The matter was nl*o taken up with is the u-pu campaign for many years about trad­ New York C’ity L* a city of tner- j *turdv * and established _\ NOTICK! ;•oral inn, A Unmotile Spring:’., Fboidit, WHAT WILL It All.Kit \ DS DO TO tution back of (be advertiM-inenl* y*> ti Frnh* Burke, manager of the rllib, ing aL home and lately trying to ar­ >liant prime* whose oume* and hlgti at 2 p. in., on Monday, January 22, i i e i .i* F l o r i d a : rive at some conclusion about tinposit mu.* were won through advertis­ read. I’alronue store* that adverti-e w ho'said that he did not approve of The animal meeting of the *i«»fkBurke said it would!15'21 for l!u' *'r » - Board of matter .unit find out just why somej ing. John Wpiininiiker, Frnnklin hi- and ime good* that are advertined and the new imint luddeifi of the_ petrous MaaufaeturNumerous railways in the United all right to hw It.I, .to Orange Pick ‘ Hm-rUim .and for the transaction of people never huy anything in San-: moil, Altmans, Jniues McCrrery, Mark avoid substitutes and the economies hi such other business a* may properly i•f Chuluota. Ha-. Stale* keep up a continuous propa­ ford. Arthur Yowell, chairman of the Cross, Faks, Rogers IVet tz Co., Imrd y*iji will lie able to make are sure to erv if the club dropped into the cel­ hfjmnight before the stockholders. Will la* held nt tlu\ olTire of M. H ganda advancing the interests of the Retail Merchant* Committee of the &. Taylor, Stern’s, TilTntiy nnd Best aid i nmal.ing the cuming year a hap­ lar, hub exprc.-uied the.hope that the S. LEE PHILLIPS; Rtdiinsoi), 110 Noryi Park avenue. H int*** they serve; illustrating by py and prosperous one fur nil uf 'ymi. hoy*• vvotlld hot belt urdcred with the Chamber o f Commerce say a that the & T u , These and dozen* o f , olhst 23U‘ lte. • Secretary. Si’iiforil, Florida, nt a p. m., Monday. product* displayed in car* especially new name at the beginning of tip: real reason for people trailing away January 8th, 1923, for the purpose season when their morale shAuld lie from home is that the home merch­ contrived for the purpose, the pos­ 12 MEN INDICTED NOTICK Various coup ties would gladly nr, . W ;ling a board of directors nnd to sibilities of the co;'rtjNt whence they high ko that they could get away to ants do not have what they want. The annual meeting of .the stockTtiiigi* for displays of certain feature.* unmet any other business that nu y derive the greater share of business. Inin Since the remedy ha* been found the NEW YORK, Jan. 1.—A .federal a flying Marl In the pennant dush, holdeiii of the Osceola Cypress Com­ specialized In or possible in that sec­ In western Canada some years ago, properly come before tl»«* meeting. Burke said he would take the mat­ Jlcrabl will quit talking nliout trade jury hearing complaints pany will be held nt the office of the tion. and would furnish literature of grand B. F , W H E E L E R . nnd it mjtyujie the practice in still ter up with President Hauselt Imme­ at home nnd take up something else. Company; Oreeola, Seminole County, a Rind that Would be convincing to against the Fosltionnhle Racquet and C. V. MAHONEY, ITreidrjjt continued, not only were very lowWe always wanted to know about this the skeptical. Every county could -Tcnnj* duh in 1‘ark avetiur, yester­ diately and indicated that if he failed Florida, on Thursday, January 18th, Secretary. 237-8tr rates established fur those whowish­ trade nt home business for it means arrange to be represented in a way day indicted on two counts, 12 men to get satisfaction he would appeal to 1923. nt 10:00 a. m. ed to inspect land* anywhere along much to the community. charged with illegally Helling more the utilities commission or the brick P. J. FKITNER, the route, but the railway carried In at least one of the "traveling en­ than 30 gallons of liquor. Why are wc alwuys busy, when *>'h’ mail committee. 1-2-9-21*’ Kecretxiy. cyclopedias," and there would be no the household and farm equipments rrs arc idle? Answer: IlccaUM’ Wl' START THE CELERY AT REAS­ Among those indicted- were Rene from the old home to the new for a dissenting voice to that end..Thus There are other transfers, but none *give SERVICE nnd the people -'ll CLARENCE ROSE IS ONABLE PRICES could Florida he advertised as it lias la Montague, Morgan E. la Montague mere song—practically free. . with SERVICE for their middle name, (know it.—I.oistng** QUICK SERA B E FLORIDA’S TENNIS never before been advertised—and at nnd William A la Montague, owners Tlie railways of Florida could, u;xin Lessing's QUICK SERVICE TUANS- TRANSFER. Phone -19H. Don’t kill the goosfc that lays the a trivial cost to each county nnd an of the Geen River Distilling company CHAMPION AGAIN FKR. Phone 198. 239-Mn-Tu-Wd tfc their own initiative and at n small 2 3 9 -Mon-Tue-Wcd-tf*' golden egg. And don’t kill the buyer outlay for each railway that would ami the Eminence Distillery of Ken­ cost, swell thepopulation of the Blnte that wnnta to pay you cash for your , , . ............. never be missed. The increased traf­ tucky. Itcnu la Montague is" noted as epre S. Rose, o f Jacksonville, yester­ celery but must makd some money f«.re b>' "h o n ‘ he pop- fic bound 'to follow such propaganda n polo player. JUST RECEIVED A FRFS1I SHIPMENT OF day regained bis title ns tennis cham­ himself in order to pay you cash. Ev­ illation of Florida is doubled the would immediately repay the rends. The. others indicted were*-Bnnun pion of Florida in thv concluding cry ery year we sUrt start the celery too high r rai,wn>1' wiU 1,0 Krcut ^ n eficia ries- One hand would wash the other— A. Storey, vice-president of K. la match of the Florid^ public courts Vegex— Vegea Cubes— Vegca Almond— V it a f o o d and it falls by the wayside befpre nnd that one prospect alone should nnd the added patronage in passen­ Montague Sons, a Now York import­ tennh championship -tournament that stimulate the roads to make the ef­ ger and fWight tolls would furnish ing firm; John George, Patrick .'Me has bt*«n in progress-here intermit­ fort. At the same time a doubled P" the soap. Gee, Herbert Morgan, Eddie Harlow, tently during the last threo weeks. population would decrease taxes—the Besides these points It is worth Edw’in Schutenburg, James It. Bur­ Rose defeated Mnrtin Hlrschbcrg of WHEN U U BELL taxes of the railways in common with PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST nomething to the railways to have the rows, Ilex M, Sheldon nn*I ftjkmtaigu Jncksonvilio, In the finals* o*3, 2,-d. 0-2, LIST IT YOUR REAL th* rest of Iho ursensed property— 0-1. IlirschtH-rg in the kemi-finnls, reputation of dohjg some real ser­ la Montigue. nnd that should lie another incentive ESTATE WITH US THE REXAl.L STORK PHONE 323 United States District Attorney Sunday eliminated W. McL. Chris­ vice for the state. Tho roads would for the roads to get busy. 'w ■- _ * tie, of Jacksonville, the title holder, ntnml better with the people for hav­ Haywood In a statement, said the in­ tl is well known that each railway Good buys In Orange Groves, in the United State* extends “ cour- ing done their best to servo tho peo­ dictments involved tho bootlegging by who won th championship Inst year Farm Land, Improved and untestes" to all (fiber roads., It would ple. . As the railways can take up the In Montague* of more than 27,000 from Rose. The other new •state champions as ti result' of the tourna­ cost each of the Florida roads but tv this matter nt a cost far less than gallons of whiskey, gins, Wines and Impruved city real estate, and small sum to arrange -a display car any oilier authority, and can conduct I assorted liquors. Much of the liquor ment are: prompt service can be found nt Men’s doubles: Rose nnd Gciirge for the state. The transportation it ut u cost so small ns to be negligi­ he said, Imd been obtained through Yennwinc; Jacksonville. our place-------------------TRY US! blethe query might be made: forgery of withdrawal permits. through northern ami middle west­ Men’s Junior singles': Yennwinc. Why do not the railways serving ern {dales would cast nothing. There FOR SALE CHEAP . Women’s singles: Miss Amy Wal­ Florida in’ receiving nnnunlly tho large WORKING FOR PEACE would he no demurrage,for the days cott, Daytona. it ocoipics n sidetrack in town* and sums from the Florida people tnko up Girls'.singles;. Miss Walcott. At! ENTS this matter of snylng some goe;l CHICAGO, Jam 2.—Three hundred cities.^ Practically all that the rail­ Miss Walcott, who has not yet at­ coni operators and miners' officials things und showing some attractive roads would bo "out" would be the H EAL ESTATE tained her fourteenth birthday won w m m from the bRumiitofni fields will meet products throughout other states.— * expense of two good men to, accom­ Fire, Casually, Auto Insurance Corner Second Street and Sanford Aa’chuc -f . . here Wednesday to renew negotiations the women's championship from Miss pany each car nnd give desired Infor­ Pnintka Now*. looking toward pence in tho coal min­ Ititn Chambers, ot Tallahassee, who 105 Wr First 8L, SANFORD, FLA o mation to nil visitors who might call had held the title four years. ing industry. at/ thc/tiisplify cars whilb sidetracked. Join the throng* of renders. ' . . •: - .. /*. . 1 r » rfsiriW *i '' i1ii i*^ PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD FOR THE MOVIE u OCCUPATION LI­ CENSE MUST RE PAID FROM OTHER SANCTUMS ! R . C . B O W Ford Light Delivery Trucks Maxwell & Britt B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY �* » 'TIIK SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1923 **♦*J* ****♦* 16 ff■ ' *** ****** *** ****** *•**** *♦**♦**♦* *4**♦*****4* ******♦*♦ ♦*♦♦*♦♦*♦*J*♦*♦♦*♦♦*♦♦*♦♦*♦♦*♦♦*♦♦*♦♦*♦<J*♦*♦*J*♦J*♦J*♦J*♦*♦♦£•*J**^**^* ' *^*sJmJmJmJ* *J*♦***J**J* *♦**♦**♦**♦**♦* *♦* * / 1 » -> PAGE THRK1 *♦**♦* *♦**$*®$^*5^*5**a^ # ^ T*1 I % ; ’■ VjSm 1A Last Appeal for the Joining of thatt as f k YOU HAVE MADE YOUR RESOLVES ;; i •s 1< - *?H- NOW 0 . • I .____S ' ' ►*•. ' J - o 7' 3 VM .' PUT THEM IN ACTION ► _____________________ ____________________________________________ ♦♦ ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CHOOSE ONE OK MORE OF THE FOLLOWING CLUBS ’ * ? '*«*_• * ? «' •»**•••# i%i- (fir t* % -* NO DUES NO « li 1, J ' CLASS 2^-ftK*mbers paying 2 cents the first week„ l cents the second week, and increasing 2 cents each •week for fifty weeks, will get -*•_•*•««» ti f . .. V.- $25.50 CLASS 2-A.—Members paying $1.00 the* first week, 98 cents E $25.50 * the second week* and decreasing 2 cents each week foi; fifty weeks, will get ..........1 - CLASS 5.— Members paying 5 cents the first week, 10 cents the second week, and increasing 5 cents each week, for fifty weeks, will get FOREWARNED IS' $63.75 FINES »■* -. /.. -■ CLASS r»A.—Members paying $2.50 the first week, $2.15 the second week, and decreasing 5 cents each O / J Q .......... $ O d « i week, for fifty weeks, will get CLASS 10.—Mcmbors paying 10 cents‘the first week. 20 cents the second week, and increasing 10 0 4 0*7 cents each week for fifty weeks, will get $ J L * d i i t f U CLASS 10A.—Members paying $5.00 the first week, $1.90 the second week, and decreasing 10 cents each week for fifty weeks, will get .. $127.50 CLASS 10 FIXED.—Members paying 10 cents *n week for fifty weeks, will g e t ................. © P A A CLASS 25 FIXED.—Members paying 25 cents D 4 A / ? A ........ V * * * ® ” a week for fifty weeks, vftll get $25.00 CLASS 100 FIXED.— Members paying $1.00 a week for li.fty weeks, will get ............. *$50.00 CLASS 50 FIXED.— Members paying 50 . cents a week for fifty weeks, will get........ CLASS 200 FIXED— Members paying $2 a week for fifty weeks, will get $ 100.00 ^^50 00 CLASS 500 FIXED— Members paying $5 a Meek for fifty weeks, will get .............. DO IT NOW BE PREPARED FOREARMED DON r ,)ust Before Christmas you will receive all the money you have Saved W ITH FOUR PER ( ENT. INTEREST ADDED IF ALL PAYM ENTS ARE MADE REOULARLY OR IN ADVANCE ♦i* Seminole County Bank SERVICE STRENGTH * « H «4 » « «*♦+** »\♦%.;♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦><* ♦>♦> ♦>♦>♦>♦>♦>♦>♦♦♦❖ ♦>♦>♦>♦>♦♦♦*1* *1 Kl VJC ADS It* LOCALS fca f t f t f t f t rai ft *1* *1* *1* PROGRESS *1**** *1* WANTED—To rent, furnished bunSI’KCIAI. SKATING WBDNKSgnlow, uccupnny .Inn. 10th, very Ue- DAY NIGHT, LAKE MAItY SKAT, h* ; slraldc’ tenant, care Geo. W. Knight. INtJ ACADEMY. DIG TIME. Ra . 2311-tfc 238-3tc FOR SALE (illOVK HKAItlNIi nil) trees, Rrn|M?frtilt, tangerines nnd oranges, all in splendid condition, well tnkcii cure of; K room house in good condition;. I acres muck,.fine for truck farming; - acres cleared for addition* at grove. I*ri, e ?s,uuu. ItalunCc It mis. Consider trade. See .Mr. ISnmsun A. I*. t ONNEI.bV X SONS lvdaldishcd 1U0H Phone tfS 101-8 Magnolia Ave. %♦ ♦i* ft *** *** +*+*** providing f«jr the grading nnd paving of Laurel Avenue from Sixth Street South to Thirteenth Street, with vitrified brick or other hard surface mater­ ial. The total estimated cost of said improvement of Laurel Avenue is $11,820.00. The assessments against the various pieces of property hereinafter described, abutting upon the contemplated improvement of Laurel Av<j., which have been tentatively determined l>> the Assessor covering the propor­ tion of the expense of said improvement to be borne by tlie re%;e live pieces* of property hereinafter described, and (lie estimated amount of the belief.t which will accrue to the various pieces of property hereinafter de crihcl, abutting upua said Laurel Ave., tu be impjuvcd in the manner above stated are mrfollt/ws, to-wit: ,, K»t. It"n*-!it Am tunt to Projaffty Assm't. Owner Description of Property $1*0.90 $131.98 F. It. ttnnjl. I^'t I. illk. 9. Tier 8 179.99 131.98 F. II. Kami, Lot. 2, Illk. 9, Tier 8 131.93 I* 0.00 F. H. Hand, Lot 3, Illk. Of Tier 8 • ; 75.90 134.08 <’. Cobh, U t (i, Illk. II, Tier 7 157.99 131.08 Isabelle Higginbotham, Lot <l. Illk 12. Tier 7 157.99 134.1*8 Isnhetle Higginhothain, Lot 7, Illk, 12, Tier 7 227.00 172.39 J. 8. Dinkel, Lot 3, illk. 13, Tier 8 175.00 134.08 J. S. Dinkel, Lot 4, Illk. 13, Tier 8 _ The special assessments against the various pieces of property above doscrilu'd are payable optionally as follows: Kithe rln full vrithin Thirty days after the completion of the work, or in ten equal annual installments with In­ terest ut the rale of Eight per cent per -annum, from the date of the comple­ tion of said improvement. A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, will he held at the City Hall on the Kth day of January, A. I). 1923, at 2:30 p. m. at which meeting said equalizing hoard will hcarallclaims nnd objections ns to.the character of all said Improvements, to he paid for by special assess­ ments, and as provided for in the resolution hereinabove referred to. Witness my hand as City Clerk, and the Seal of the City of Sanford, Florida, on this the 21st day of December, A. I). 1922. (SEAL) ‘ L. H. PHILIPS, 12*20; l-2-2tc City Clerk o f Sanford, Fla. fci M NKVEItK COUGH AFTF.lt 1NFI.DMore than ‘J70.U00 passenger cars and trio k*. weie pruduceti hy^ auto KN7. V manufacturer* last June. u eutili for the remainder, Nn. “ After an attack of the ’ Flu' which Ilu«jttfd Ad* 6t r. line. No k -..vs the weather man. Ilie lc‘I me with a severe cough nothing >4 liken lor lr»* than 25c. sieme.d to relieve me until I used STIIOUT FAItM AGENCY md pniitlTfly no c1aaaifie4 II. A. Ne.l, of the Herald Printing Foley’s Honey nnd Tar,*'*writes Mrs. 113 .Magnolia Avenue id* charted to anyone. Caah. Company, is spending the day in Win* K. I). Drake, Childs, Furnished 7 room bungalow, now, Maryland. ■uf arrnmpeny all ordera, Ur Park on business. Coughs resulting from Ihflucnxa, on Dixie Highway, barn, garage. If* Caosl fife word* to a line Whooping Cough, Asthma,'(Troup, I.n acres. Electric light, running water, •ad remit accordingly. Mrs. Deane Turner were GrIp|M* and Hronchiti.s are i|Uickty re- telephone, hath. Deep well, Fair•M r. nnd FOR R E N T the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ibiy.lieved with Foley’s Honey and Tar, hanks-Morse engine, water piped to ( >> n *5 M M K» A I()lt KEN 1 Unfurnished apartment |vjypU>a „t Winter Park yesterday. 1Contains ttu opiatesi—ngredients all parts of farm. Orange, tangerine, Ferndale Apartments, 30a f£. First, m ______ printed on the wrapper. Largest sell- grapefruit, peaches, blackberries, tree 1 FOR SALE l'.Kl-tfc * The girts and hoys will soon he hack Street. tig cough medicine in the World, blueberries, II varieties of grapes. Fit's SAFE p jtff a cord. TT »hei 1 “ I Item at n| their respective Colleges nnd we Snid everywhere. Adv. li rnmi, cherries, bimaniu*, loc|uat, Jap. Pfiic arrange to pay cash on de231-dtp will not sec them again for a long 311 Paik Ave. 1 persimmon, mulberries, roSellc, guav­ fend Specify tile kind of wood 619 Union time. SPECIAL SKATING WEDNES­ as. Farm nntl garden tends; cow, calf, FOR^RKNT—Garage nt when placing your order.—F. 237-3tp DAY NIGHT. LAKE MARY SKAT­ flock of Muscovi ducks included, all Avenue. l'’*reay. PJG-tfc William Crocker, one of the beads ING ACADEMY. DIG TIME. for $n.r,00. $3,500 cash, 1ml. 1, 2 nnd rooms, S. E. and Gays' paints FOR RENT—Furnished f.*L« ’ the Lester Piano Co., of New York, 3 years. 2lG-tfc A * 23K-3lc corner lllh street and Elm Avenue. . L1cl varnishes at Sanford Novelty 237-3tp [*^1, Sanford agents. 173-tfc — Maria ’Schneider. Iexpects to take advantage of the fish­ KMUtS—You can g e t ‘ seed bed WANTKI > T<f It ENT—Hhtal rbo"use75 ing and hunting and the golf- links. or ft rooms, close in. Address «nd irrigation plug* at the “ House" care of Herald, 33‘J-3tp “trd Novelty Works. 100-tfc Mr. nnd Mrs. K. H. Iluchanol),. of To nil persons hereinafter named owning property on Thirteenth St.: l.nXe Monroe, were in lb** city today. “ SALE—Twelve furnished rooms You are hereby notified that on the 27lh day of November, A. D. 11122, W AN TED Mr. Iluchannoft is n. successful grow­ the City Commission flf Sanford, Florida, ilbj adopt a preliminary resolu­ P “^ three year lease at 115 Pal* srenue. 235-tfe WANED—A chance to build* your er of vegetables and be must also be tion providing for the grading and paving of Thirteenth Street, from San­ 5 ( cldry farm, house, ten new homo before lumber gets any n successful grower o f grapefruit for ford Avenue to French Avenue, with vitrified brick or other hard surface ma­ be brought in some nice ones the oth­ terial. The total cstima ted cost of said improvement of Thirteenth Street »** Sanford, Fla., tiled flowing higher. Plans nnd estimates furnishcd.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc er day. is $21,570.00. The nssesRmenCs'ugainst the various pieces of property here* k‘B Money maker, must settle WANTED—OmT"hundred colored lnInuftcr described, abutting upon the contemplated improvement of said Thir­ A, t <|uick. llox 1202, OrlnnMr. and Mrs. T. Ed. Fitzgerald, of teenth St., Which have been tentatively determined by the Assessor covering '■jb , n .y t(,rms230-Gtc liorefs for land clearing, contract Daytona, are in the city the guests of thp proportion of the expense of snld Improvement to be borne by the re work. Good camp.* High land.—(.. _* SALK E—Well trained bird dog. To all persons hereinafter named, owning property on Oak Avenue: Mr. nnd Mrs. George DcCottes. Mr. 1*l 3l,l French Avenue. 236-Gtp W. Perkins, Grovcland, Fla. 23I-18tc Fitzgerald is the editor of the Day­ spective pieces of property hereinafter described, and the estimated amount You nre hereby notified that on tho 27th day of November, A. D. 1922, of the benefit which will accrue to the various pieces of property hereinafter WANTED TU a|fl.L at n bargain r, . . _ T I7 5 r Apply tona News, one of the real live dail­ described, abutting uj>on snid Thirteenth Street to be improved in the man­ the City Commission, of Knnfnrd, Florida, did adopt a preliminary Rcsolu-' one bag concrete mixer on skids * tll"P '-ver Seminole Overland tion providing for the grading nnd paving of Oak Avenue, from Tenth St., ies #f the east coast and Mr. nnd Mrs. ner above stated nre as follows, to-wit: with engine, n pick up. Address Mix­ 237-3tp to Thirteenth S t, with vitrified brick or other hard surface material. The Fitzgerald have many friends in SanAmount Est. Benefit 237-tfc er care of Herald. SATr ford who are always glad to see them. — At a sacrifice, 5 acres Owner Description of Property Assm’L to Property total estimated cost of snid Improvement of Oak Avenuo is $11,310.00. The **nd .m Orlando rond.-C. M LOST Mrs. Mary E. Synfcs. Lot <5, Illk. 15, Tr. I ..................$110.01 $170.00 assessments against the various pieces of property hereinafter described, _ _ 27S-3tp 410.04 ................... 410.01 470,00 abutting upon the contemplated Improvement of said Oak Ave., which have LOST— Wednesday morning, Dec. 27," Dr. W. A. Ilagwell, of Hazelhurst, Frnnk Brunson, Lot 10, Illk. 14, Tr.'fi SALK.—Alas stove.—Kadiator Mrs. Mabel Monroe, Lot G, Illk. 15, Trfl 3 ......... . 440.04 470.00 been tentatively determined by the Assessor covering the proportion of the grey squirrel choker between Kth I 21)" >" I rcahh Avenue 238*3tp and Pnrk und 8th and Magnolia. Ue- Ga., has arrived In the city nnd will Unknown. Lot 5, Illk. 14, W. 2 .......- ....... J...—.... 223.02 235.00 expensuxaf said improvement to be borne by the respective pieces of properbecome a resident o f Srfnford. Dr, The SpWlal Assessmcnta against the-various pieces of property above ty hereinafter described,, nnd the estimated amount o f the benefit which will v "land. ward.—Lucllc Newby, 800 Mngnotin. llngwcl] Is n veterinarian well known described are payable optionally ns follows: Either In full within thirty accrue to the various pieces of property hereinafter described, abutting upon ‘ ,n- I’ricir $2,000.00.—E.. F. .________ in Hazelhurst nnd Douglass arm other days after the completion of the work, or in ten equal qnnunl installments, said Oak Ave. to be Improved In the manner above stated are as follows, to23B-3tp LOST— Gold wrist watch bracelet, IT. points In Gcorgin nnd the Sanford reiw with interest at tho rate of Eight per cent, per annum from the date of the wtt: , . r«. ^evero* n«W bungalows, ^L on Inside of back., Howard if Idcnta from th»t seetlon .know him . Amount ‘ Est. Benefit completion of'said improvement **‘ onab|c prico.—E, F. Lane. returned to 101 Last lQth Street. well'and speak on highest terms of Description o f Property Assm’t. to Property A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, will Owner 238-3tp 2.19-Olp hjm> j)r< HngwrlI will nlso net as he held nt the City Hall on the 8th'day of January, A. D. 1923, at 2:30 p. m. Muri* Hort«n, Lot 9, Illk. 14, Tr. 4.„..........................$242.93 $250.00 Nice mngalow on T U The special assessments against the varioffTpibccs of property above de­ M IS C E L L A N E O U S ^or l *'° *l’ ,in Juon Garage, j at which meeting said Equalizing Board will hear all claims nnd objections •.£) '•nuc, tSw cash, balance —" as to the character of all said improvements to be paid for in part by special scribed are payable optionally as follows: Either in lull within thirty days r*r month.—E. F. Une. after the completion of*the work, or in ten equal anniial installments, with UATTcTTiG CLASSES every Tuesday WANTED TO RENT— Permanent, 8 assessments, and as provided for in the resolution hereinabove referred to, _____ 238-3tp at Parish llrtao at 4 p. m. for chil ' o°1f 4 room unfurnished apartment, * Witness my hand as City Clerk nnd the Seal of the City of Sunford, interest at the rate of Eight per cent, per annum, from the jiate of the com­ pletion o f said improvement. . acres celery farm, dren and 7 p. m. for adults. Interpre­ flat or house, desirable location. Ad­ Florida, on this the 21st day of December, A. D. 1922. in„ . , lu ......btii A meeting of tho Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, tfHl E. Lane. ,238-3tp tative nnd ball room dancing. Profes­ dress “ F. S." care Herald office, San­ R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) L. 192-tlc ford, Fla. be held nt the City Hall on the 8th day of January, A. D. 1923, at 2:30 p. m., City Clerk ol Sanford, Fla. 12-26; l-2-2tc *'K ^ t i r T f l t E KH—0 rna- sor C. L. E b s e n . __________ IK -tfc 1 ■ 1 at which meeting syid Equalizing Board will Jioar all claima and objcctioaa Itn^ lrp n,n'l shrublasry. My HOMES- built on cosy term#.—J. W. SPECIAL SKATING WEDNES­ as to tho character of all said improvements to be paid for in pari by special ' Musson, Builder. 23fl-l0tp 1»»<l b^!°Wn by *°mo of lhc larK* DAY NIGHT, LAKE MARY SKAT* f j j j i itnenU, and as provided for in the resolution hereinabove referred to. L l. Hifi ,vUr’ crlc* In th o ^ ou th .- MONEY YO LOAhl—On business or ING ACADEMY. BIG TIME Witness my hand as City Clerk, and the Seal of the City of Sanford, U Fit, ’ 6 fru*1 trcc m*n» Orlah- * residential property. 60 per cent of 238*3tc To oil persons hereinafter named, owning property on Laurel Avenue: Florida, on this the 2!st day of December^ A. D. 1922., valuation. Can get you money In a You are hereby notified that<on tho 27th day of November, A*_D. 1922, (SEAL) I. R. PHILIPS,. E. Lane. short while. Address "Money” care of the City Commission of Sanford, Florida, did adopt a preliminary resolution l-2-2tc ' City Clerk o f Sanfo The Herald, 15c ptr week, delivered. . 239-3tp 238-Stp Herald,' Sanford, Fla. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS .J- . *. k± NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS s » m 2a8-'2,p - J , 8 Ll 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, JANU ARY 1,1923 • 1 _ - • New Y ear’s Day Had N o III Effect on Flor- • ida State Officers • • • _____________ ; ' • .NUMBER 2.1s Public Hearings W ill Be Held to Determine Return of McKoin ■ ( n r Tfcr A o a r U I r d I»r+aa) nlG BUILDINGS, RESIDENC » NEW ROADS, f f j K g g r a . MAf^Y IMPROVEMENTS x Finest Prospects for the People Attention la called to tho report o f of the Beat County In the the Firat National BAnk published Ip Great Southland this issue and to the remarkable gain in deposits, made by this institution The year jhst passed has been ono for tho past year. The total deposits •f the best in the history o f Sanford art* also remarkable when you stop to tnd Seminole county In the building consider the peak, is not reached until snd general improvement" line. Tho April os May. This Increase of busi­ kuildlng figures for 1022 are well ov- ness o f the First National*is an extr the million And a half mark which preaaion o f the. good w ill and confi­ f * s not include some of ^the new dence o f its more than three thousand kaQdings that will start this month deposltora and is in keeping with the snd be finished some time during the policy « f . the bank to be progressive year of 1022. Neither doctfsit include y et conservative in tho management the improvements that will take place of ita affairs. as soon as tho' contracts are let for The year juat closed rounds out the Ux building o f a library and boat thirty-fifth year of, President Forst­ }ubi and pier and atrccta and many er's active leadership o f the bank mid other improvements (hat will aggrethe thirty-seventh year o f his bank­ ptc many thousands o f dollars. I t ing career in Sanford. • Close behind Joes not Include tho million dollar him comes Cdahier Whltner with tourist hotel o f which tho Herald has ihirty-thre* years in the First N at­ uid nothing and o f which this paper ional to his credit and the junior o f­ will say nothing Until the actual work ficer, A . L. Betts, with sixteen. This Us been storied some time during is a record that will stand with the the summer mqnths. A glance over Amjority o f banks in the country. the city demonstrates that in tho bus­ Tho First National has far out­ iness section o f the city and in the grown its present quarters and is residence section o f the city there has handicapped by the lack of spare in never been so much activity. The sixita banking room. To offset this con­ story First National Rank building, dition nnd in keeping with the pro­ (he four-story Puleiton-Brumlcy heading, the I. W. Phillips building, gress o f Hanford they have started tho ihe San Juan garage building, tho IL erection o f a six story bank and o f­ A 0. garage, the Smith building, the fice building on the opposite corner. Msiuh building, .the T. J. Miller The hanking rooms in the new build­ building, the Cates building and many ing on the opposite corner. The tank­ •then will graco the principal com- ing w ill be among the finest In the tn of.th c downtown business sectlop state. They plan to be in their new sf Sanford and cause most favorable quarters by the first o f August or September. Sr comments of the vUttora. The contempUtcd boat basii|' and yWr, the Country Club and the g olf (rounds, the Elks home, the tourists jlayground on Second and Magnolia sfford or will afford the to\irl*ts nnd •Inter visitors tho greatest range of Iports supplemented by the fine flshb>C and boating and hunting. In tho business portion tho city is growing faster than any other city o f similar •lie in the state. In tho residence section tho growth is slower but none Ike leu sure and with more money for'Investment in the year o f 1023 there will be a half million spent on sew homes and residences both In the ritjr proper and in the suburbs. , The tanks all report a fine condi­ tion with larger deposlta than ever Wfore and every business in Sanford j*ports a flno holiday trade and .Wight prospects,for a big year ahead. The vegetable prospects were Mnever V *V I Wifhter with a good market assured [ -JW *kc grefct celery, crop and f. a b. • kayers here already making* contracts for the early celery. The spring crops *bo have a good prospoct and the |-«oUook-for now resIdonU and tourists > b better than it has ever been. Tho, A (lim ber o f Commerce, the schoolsthe churches ,thc clubs and all the civk organization! are facing tho new ; frar with renewed hopes and well aat“ ®rd with tlvo old year but pushing forward for a bigger and better 4cnr h l9 2 3 .( The Herald cannot take up all the industries nnd tha buildings and the many big things in thli iasue that w e all been mentioned In the paat year. But without mentioning them it “ M*e 10 assert' that thp year o f 1022 * u the banner year in our history in roduury and In building and ln-gwnsu! bu* 'nos* despite the many hanwcaps that occurred during the fall *uon and it la also safo to assume |kst with the big prospects In big bua‘w * north for 1023 and with all lhat hero in this great kectlon o f ofida that Sanford and Seminole will have ono o f the great**» year* In hiatoiy in 1023. ‘ And this activity Is not confined to aiord for all over Seminolo- county/ he smaller towns andltahdets and ,n<i on the farms and groves -ItoT* *>u‘l|iinff o f homes and warcoowr* and packing houses and the W ing of land, N s develppa t.,. ______ *• a « .a New Propositions of Reparations From the German Government D ALTIM OUK, Jan. 1 Public hear­ ings to determine whether Dr. B. M. S T A T E A N D F E D E R A L O FFICERS McKoin will bo extradited to.Lou isIN V E S T IG A T E K ID ­ iana will be held hero next Wednes­ N A P P IN G day it waa decided last night by Gov. Richie a fter'n conference with Lou^ T lif A M tfln iP d P f f i t l BASTROP, L a „ Jan. l . - S U t o and siana officials who brought requisi­ federal officera a r^ here today inves- tion papers. ((gating the a ll id kidnapping Frlday night by n party of sixteen men of Harold L. Teegeston, 'timekeeper for the Carben plant nt Spyker, near here. Reports which were received CHICAGO IS OPEN W H IL E N E W hy the. sh eriff’s o ffice yesterday say that Tecgeaton had been questioned YORK W A S CLOSED regarding tho Moorehou.se kidnapU P T IG H T F L O R ID A P A R IS , Jan. 1.— German Ambassa­ dor Wilhelm Mayor called at tho fo r­ eign office this morning and announc­ ed that Karl Borgman tho German financial expert, would bring to Parts new propositions o f reparations from tho German government, Bergniann is expected here tomorrow. L Tennessee Assembly Met Today With the Democrats in Control ( » V Tfc# A i . n r U l f J i'rra i) N A S H V IL L E , Tenn., Jan. 1.— With the pemoerats overwhelmingly in con­ trol tho slxty-thirR general assembly, met at noon today. Jan. 1— Germany'a proposal to France fo r non-war pact among all tho powers Interested in the Rhine, which France rejected, waa made in belief that stable peace In Europe is attainable only i f all na­ tions ■loci do to stand on tho founda­ tions o f renlity, declared Chancellor Cuno In his- sensational revelation here o f Germany's latat move in con- . nectlon with the reparations problem. The chancellor's announcement was made In a speech before the Bourse yesterday ami showed that the Ger­ man government had sdught to ob­ tain France’s agreement- as a means o f alleviating French fenh to the t a k ­ ing o f a solemn pledge by all powersv. interested, that for a generation none o f them would wage war upon the others without specifying the author­ ization from nil their people in a pop­ ular referendum and that some world power not interested in Rhino would act as guardian or trustee o f this pledge. . French government S H IP RELIEVED TO H A V E BERGDOLL ABO A R D 18 ‘ EXPECTED IN TO D A Y E D U C A T IO N A L V E N T IO N Supt. T. W. Lnwton nnd Principal G> E. McKqy, end something over 20 a,on* *vcry line. In Rnct the S i» going ahead Just as rapW7 M the larger place! In Ml the counIt'm ea n s that Sanford nnd Semi­ 7’ > . J. ’’ • nole pounty and all her people can is no bubble that will buret; atari the N ew Year with the feeling ! £ " ' • 'n u i . ,o.d « bou that It w ill bo a * > l r y * « D»cJ With business, it ia no romancing to big thing* In civil .religious, indtfl* * * bl«. It la the solid truth backed trial and social life. \ HAM RPRG. PARIS— Tho purposed non-aggres­ sive engngment, referred to in hia Hamburg speech by tha German Chan­ cellor Cuqo, wan suggested by tha German ambassador jn to Sccrataryvof State Hughes, it wot aemi-oiricially announced hare today, but. Utc_eU»te department. R was said, dfcl not transmit it officially to Ura A SSO C IA T IO N CON­ o f tho teacher* of tho Sanford and other Seminolo County schools return­ ed Saturday from the Florida Edu­ cational Association meeting held at SC Petersburg. They report tho fin­ est meeting in tho history of the as­ sociation, both in attendance nnd. In­ terest. Tho enrollment nt this con­ vention was approximately three thousand, which is about five times as great as at former meetings. The attendance was, over twelve hundred, whereas in the past an nttendanco o f three o f four hundred was regarded as very good. --*■— ■— — Tho principal speakef* before the convention were Ita president, Supt. C. R. M. Sheppard, o f Volusia coun­ ty; State Supt. )V, S. Cawthon, U. S. Commissioner of Education J. J. Tlgert, p f Washington; President B. R. Payne, o f Peabody College; Arthur 8. Otis, author o f tho Otis Intelli­ gence Teats, and Governor Cary H ar­ dee, o f Florida. Of especial Interest to ua la' the fact that Sominolo county won tho beauti­ ful silver loving cup offered by Hon. C. R. M. Sheppard for the counties In thu Fourth congressional district. On Friday night, at the last session of the convention- President Sheppard pre­ sented the cup, with his congratula­ tions, to Supt. T. W. Lawton, o f 8emmole, who accepted It with a brief address o f thanks to Pres. Sheppard and to the teachers o f Seminole coutity schools, whose inU'rest in the Florida Educational lAsaoclatlon won the cup fo r Seminole. ‘ m. tea * . . _____» ..n il n I II k tx It will bo Snecessary fo r a county to win the cup three time* befoje per­ manently retaining It, nnd Supt. Law­ ton Is confident his teacher* wUl keep up their record until the cup Is won (tvlce more •And becomes our P«r,n*nent possession. , :• . Of All the People In a Popular Referendum— Appoint a . Guurdian or Trustee (H r T h e A M M l i l f S P r t M ) O r T t * i H M l i l r ! Pr*aa> TH E F A R M E R ’S C O M PLAIN T. N EW YO RK, Jan. 1.— Federal pro­ hibition agents and city polico joined hands early today in what was declar­ “ The American farmers say that ed to be the first successful attempt thry already pay from forty to sixty Heavy Sweeping: to dry up New York city during New per cent too much ft>r fertiliser*— . Rains Cause Many Year’s celebratldirr They centered at­ that food prices are high and farm Parades to Stop tention on Boardway profits are low because so much o f the nearby streets nnd at least one hundred were farm revenue must p » into unduly < Mr T h e I 'n i i ) arrested for violation o f tho prohibi­ high-priced fortilisn ri.” — From “ MusP H IL A D E L P H IA , Jan. I.— Heavy tion laws. • clo Shoals," in McClure’s Magazine sweeping rainstorm today cause the for January. postponement o f Mummer*’ parade, a CHICAGO, Jan. 1 Chicago w el­ iximately 100,000feature o f Philadelphia's New Year comed New Yenr’s in characteristic ;hino. . .celebration, Tho parade w ill he held manner, celebrations being virtually ________ _ '(next Saturday i f the Weather will per- undisturbed by fcdurnl prohibition ngents nnd none of,tho prominent ho­ Chinese have more caste thnn even the East Indians. tels and cafen were disturbed, nut In Easel, Switzerland, is a cathe few arrests were made according to The Iforald,. 15c per week, delivered dral founded in 1010, reports. * . Seminole County Schools Win Loving Cup AT A L L POWERS ALONG THE RINE TO FORM AGREE­ MENT BE NO W A R - - .,v TH A T—The Dnily Herald will bo bigger nnd better than ever in the ye$r of 1923 catering to tho wants of our patromt oa never before nnd pub­ lishing the best paper in this part of tho South. ~ ' « • THAT-r-Wo shall strive to keep tho name of Sanford and Seminolo County before the people of the world jelling the truth about our wonder- ver Cleveland Rcrgdoll, notorious draft-dodger, is reported -to be attemping to slip into the United States through Pensacola, under ordinary weather conditions should arrive here uither Sunday or Monday. The Jupiter sailed from Fayal^. Azores, December 13, according to J. Garrlga, Jf^al atfent fo r J, Carreras-Hcrrer. which has the veu el chartered. Unless adverse weather s encountered It usually takes e ves­ sel o f tho Jupitcrs' type seventeen or eighteen days to arrive Pensacola. . Rcrgdoll has been aboard the Ju­ piter for more than a month, accord­ ing to the local agent, if he sailed aboard her from any port-in GwrroaBailed from Canjiff, ny. Hho hha sailed (ranfilT, England, hngland, to says, with a cargo o f coal Novem­ ber 30 for the Azores, where his com­ pany chartered her. Irocal customs and department of juaticn officials art) keeping constant vig il fo r the .vessel and she w ill be toarded immediately upon arrival. E K K LY C ITRU S R E V IE W -4 n ap m tu s tponla has heM tbq market steady, though a few places still ahow accumutated storks on hand. I f supplies in Utp Immediate fdtura ffo forward. In. acordanco with actual demands price levels should continue steady. Tha supply o f California navels may ba expected to-exert effect. O f the esti­ mated crop o f 30,009 carloads o f navi nt.■« (400 box** to the cur) approxi­ mately 4,500 eqrloada had moved yl»p to December 2:!. California shipments v ' greatly restricted prior to Christmas'becauso o f generally uniat..factory „ l c . but jK W W ln c Elephants scl&o five hours a day. H f r f • r ... ' �PAGE EIGHT THE SANFOIlD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1922 were Mrs. W alter Wight, Mrs. S. E Barrett, Mrs. F orrest.Ijik o , Mrs. I. F. Iluttolph and Mrs. W. H. Thigpen. Miss Alberta Aycoek leaves this afternoon for St. Augustine where flic will spend the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. *11. A. Halverson le ft this morning for Tampa where they w ill upend the week-end. Mrs. Paul B igger* and little son, have returned from West I’alm Beach where they spent the past week with her nunt Mrs. William Bloom. None of that in this shop— everythin!? we tell you is straight goods, no misrepresentations in goods nr prices— this is the store of reliable, fair dealing, square prices and superior ser­ J. J. N. CONNER, Manager Phone 104 115 East First Street MRS. F R K D DAIGEB, Society Editor Phone 217-W I t jum k l f l » r vU IIln * 7* —Tf , * ■ a r e ( i t a s c o d in g k i a t . » r If » ■ « r » m t t n s I n l R l , w rit • H ' t r l r a r a to f h U I r p a r i m r a l , K i r i n * l a t a l l a , « r frJrphoB* t k * Ite m , l l rail bm c r e a l l f a „ n t l a l c i Monday— Tenth nnnunl the Parish of Holy given by tho rector, Pock. Monday— New Ycnr's Country Club. reception of Cross Church Rev. A . S. Bnll nt the The most brilliant social event o f the season nnd which is anticipated ■with much pleasure each year is the Annual Ball given by the Social De­ partment o f the Woman's Club, nnd •which was held lust evening nt the Valdez hotel. The hall surpasses nny affair given previously by the social department. Red nnd green, the club •colors, were thip event. Green nnd red festoons were suspended from the columns to chandliers nnd comers o f the large (lining room nnd lobby. Potted plnnts nnd ferns were effectively placed nt intervals around the room, while the French baskets o f roses were used in charming effect.In the receiving line were Mrs. It. A . Newman, chulrrpnn o f the Social Department; Mrs. II. E .'T o ln r, pres­ ident o f the Sanford' Woman's Club, and Mrs. E. 11. Galloway- vice pres­ ident o f tho State Federation. Mrs. Newninn was beautifully attired in gold nnd black luce over metal cloth, while Mrs. Tolar's becoming frock was of brown Spanish lace over brown satin. Mrs. Galloway wore a creation o f pink crepe meteor with pearl trim ­ mings. H er corsage was o f sweet pens in pastel tints. In-the Palm room the prettily ap­ pointed punch table was arranged, where delicious fruit punch was serv­ ed throughout the evening by Mrs. Forrest McAllister nnd Mrs. Tolar. Mrs. M cAllister’s costume was o f pink taffeta. I Entertaining in her usunl charm­ ing manner, Mrs. D. P. Drummond was* hostess yesterday afternoon nt bridge to tin* member* o f the M etric Matrons Bridge Club. The rooms where the cnrtl tables were nrrnnged were b rig h t,w ith a profusion o f cut flowers, yellow chry­ santhemums nnd roses being effect­ ively used. During the nftornoon a spirited game o f bridge was played, nnd when scores were counted, it was found that Mrs. Harry llceroit held high -non- anil was presented with a silver lion bon basket. Mrs. Fred Wnlsmn wn* given n lovely old fashioned cor­ sage o f . violet* and Dorthy Perkins Yesterday afternoon the member* of tho Every- Week Bridge,Club were iaosl-|i|uu*untly oot«{taiiM»<l by-Mr*. J. G: Sharon at Her home on Tenth St. Quantities o f lovely cut flowers adorned: the rooms where the*card tables were placed. In the interesting game o f bridge plnyetl, the --prize fo r high score, n crystal cnrtdy jar, was won by Mrs. Forrest I-age. Following the awarding uf the first prize \he hostess served a tem pting salad course followed by n sweat course. . Substituting for absent rluh mem­ bers were Mrs. T. L. Dumas, Mra. "J. G. Ball nnd MrJ. S. D. Chittenden. Thu regular club members present Ladies’ Ilcst Iloom Open Day*and Night S A L E S A N I ) SER VICE .• A Complete* Stork of I’artH * **« 1 d Buy a Hupp and You’ll Save Money B. & O. MOTOR CO Sanford, Fla., Corner Second, Street and Sunford Avenue DUtributorH Seminole and Luke Counties • jtrge nnd Up-to-Dnte F illin g Station M r. and .Mrs. ,Wm. I-cfTlnr leave’ this afternoon in their car for Tampa, St. IVitcrsburg nnd other plnccs o f inlorcst where -they will spend the week-end. Mrs. F. E. Harvard nnd dnughter Mrs. Bert Crcekmoro nnd little Miss Constance Crcekmoro o f Live Oak are spending somu time'hero with her son Sherwood Harvard nnd fam ily. Mr. nnd Mrs. \V. H. Bolding nnd Littlu Miss Betty hnvu returned homu Mcisch, Mrs. If. \V. Penrmnn, assisted from Miami where they were guests by M rs..A. E. Hill. fo r the past week o f the form er's par­ Quite n number o f out-of-town ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Emerson. guests attended this lovely affair, among them Miss Sara Webb o f A t­ Miss Sanders. Claude nnd Bryan lanta, the guest o f Miss Anna Mason. Anderson, Orlnndo, were nmong the Miss Webb's lovely frock o f copper out-of-town guests nt the Christmas Colored changeable taffeta. Miss Elea­ ball given by the Social department nor Lytle, o f Jacksonville, the fcuest o f the Woman's Club given last ev ­ of her aunt, Mrs. It. K. Tolar,'w ore a ening nt the Valdez. stunning gown o f rod panne velvet. Miss Mnccie Sheldon o f N ew Sm yr­ Mr. nnd Mrs. C'harlvs Pelot nnd Mr. na, the guest o f Mrs. A. W . F itts wory W. S. Jordan of Jacksonville returned n beautiful gown o f black velvut. Ipst evening from Bradcnldwn, nnd Mr*. Bart Peterson o f Jamestown, other place* o f interest on the west N. Y., the guest o f her mother Mrs, coast and arc the guests of Judge and B. J. Starling, wore a peach satin Mrs. J. G. Sharon. embroidered with silver- and worn with a bird o f paradise headdress. Mrs, E. A , Douglas is entertaining Miss Sanderson o f Orlando, the at bridge (his afternoon at her home guest o f Miss Huritn Lake »vas be­ on Sanford Heights, honoring her comingly attired ia a gown o f silver dnughter Mrs. Bryafi Sturman o f A t­ cloth. Miss Ijike wore Hume satin with lanta, und Mrs. Howard P. Smith bended overdraperies. Mrs. Forrest' o f West Palm Beach. |jil;e wore toast colored with lace draperies. Mis* Dorothy Singletary o f Jack­ sonville wore a chic frock o f orcliit) crepe de chine. The music which wn* splendid, was furnished by. Peter Schuul and his orchestra. Favors o f vuri colored rib- Mrs. W.. T. I-nngley was chairman o f the Floor committee and was as­ sisted by Mrs. Raymond Phillips. Blnck satin nnd lace, fashioned the costume worn hy_Mrs. Langley, while Mrs. Phillips was lovely iu white Spanish laco over satin with trim- M rs. Robert Wilson anti baby o f Orlando are spending the holiduys here with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Ayroek. ‘ Complete Line Accessories nntj Tires !■ ■ ■j■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■- ■ ■-i ■■ ■ ■, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ..■ ■w , , *- r if . - i - * A _ . * V ' : - Perry Jernignn and Braxton Bag­ gett attended the meeting o f the Hupmnhile denier* o f the state at Jack­ sonville Wednesday and Thursday. There was a large attendance and a very enjoyable meeting. W . II. Wilder, nn expert auto me­ chanic front Jacksonville, has tnken charge o f the repair department o f the It. t* (). garage nnd wants to meet every nuto owner in Seminole county, lie has hail year* o f experience on all mode! ear* and will guarantee you . * The P rin cess ** ■ — . - ’ • * - . - - * . A A A A A A A A ▲ ▲ A A %♦ T O N I G H T ----- X GLORIA SWANSON 1 “THE IMPOSSIBLE || MRS. BEIIEW” i Herp is Glorious (Borin nt her re­ splendent best. As the mother of whom slnndernus tongues have rob­ bed o f her child nnd happiness, she was never so poignantly appealing. As the Ray, daring leader o f Monto Carlo society, she was. never so lavishly gowned. Conrad Nagel, June Klvidge-and Robert Coin in the brilliant supporting cast. , Is the First Anniversary of the Opening of the in celebration of this event we offer from noon to nine p. m. n Other Attractions, too OF U N U S U A L E X C E L L E N C E A T O N E D O L L A R The generous support of the citizens of Sanford nnd vicinity during the past year, is am T H E F IR S T M K TIIO IH ST CHURCH Subject o f the morning sermon "Is tho Gospel o f the I’nst Adapted to the Conditions o f tho Future,?." Evening subject, "The Two Great Outstanding Problems o f the Church for.th e N ew Y ear." pie rveogntion of our particularly high standards of Q UALITY, SERVICE A N D C LE A N LIN E S S To meet the constantly growing demand it lias been found necessary to-engage a com|>e- FIRST H A IT IS T CHURCH Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship nnd sermon, 11 a. m., subject " A Quartet o f L ife’s Words." . Baptist Young People's Unions nt o'clock. , Baptismal service and evening wor­ ship nnd sermon, 7:30. Subject, "A l.oik Into Nineteen Twenty-Three." Sunhcnm Band Monday 3:30 p. in. , W. M. II. 11:30 Monday,. Tuesday and Wednesday. Prayer . Meeting Wednesday 7:30 H O LY CROSS CHURCH Church services for the first Sun day nftcr Christmas will be: 7:.'!U n. in. !-nw celebration. 9:15 a. m. Sunday school. 11.00 n. m. Matins and sermon. 7:.'to p. m. •Vespers. At the morning rev ire Jhc wonder ful Festival TeDeum .of Dudley Burl w ill lie sung; also other special -mush has Ih’cIi prepared for the worship. The special preacher at nigh^ wil be Fr. Yarnctl o f Dnytohn Beach The Annual Parish Reception will be held’ in the Parish House New Yenrs Night from H to 11. It Is per­ fectly informal. It is for the many me miters -and friends o f llolv ■ h i m , yearly to hi* "at ligioe" together, ll is e*l>ecially noteworthy ’ this year, as the Rot. Rector complete* ten years o f nctunl service ns Rector o f the Par­ ish, having boon elected to tho Rector­ ship In November 1912- nnd coming iftto residence in January, 1913. Monday, Jan. 1st. being the Fe,t*t o f the Feast Day o f the Circumcision o f our Blessed Lord, the Church ser­ vice will be nt 7 a. in. tent chef uud we are fortunate* to have secured the services of Mr. E. Justice, formerly of the Hotel McAlpin, New York, who will take entire charge of our kitchen. The Management Unman tees a Splendid NEW Y E A R ’S Dinne 10 Stores in Georgia Sanford’s New Store 1 Store in Florida Phone 127 The. fenturo o f the firnt week o f 1923 in Che calendar o f the First Bap­ tist chuiVlt will Ik* the intensive study by the women of some o f the religious conditions of the grent nations. The women will meet for just one hour— 3:30 to 1:30 each afternoon o f Mon­ C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE day, Tuesday and. W iw icu lay. SERVICE Religious conditions in Japan will S U N D A Y . DEC. 31, 1922, be studied Monday afternoon. Tues­ Subject: day tho conditions in tho vast conti­ "Christian Science." nent o f Africa will lie studied, and Church S e rv ic e ...... 11100 a. in, Wednesday attention will ho given to -Sunday-School * *— IO i OO 'll.- nn condition*, in- China. -Tho follow ing Woman’s Club Bldg., (Jake Avc. ’are on the program: Mrs. Edgar R ig­ A L L A U K WELCOME gers, MIsr Leoln King, Miss Adelu Bines, MisA Virginia DoCoursey,. Mrs. A. M. Walker, Mr*. F. . Gatchcl, Miss C O NG R E G A TIO N AL CHURCH Alliu Trnfford, Mrs. E. M. Carroll, nnd Miss Violn Booth. Wo arc looking forward to n fine Tho women o f tho First Baptist dayp service tomorrow. Tho pastor church very cordially invito tho wo­ w ill speak at the morning service on men o f the city to be present in these the subject: “ How to nssure a Happy meetings. Now Year." When, it is possible to have a happy new yenr, if one will* or I)R . C A R P E N T E R A R R IV E S desires to have it, why drift along, courting shipwreck and disaster. Dr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Carpenter have (Xur nun's club ImVe nindo it ; h>sarrived in the city from St. Peters­ slide for us to have in connection w ith burg where ho lias been pastor o f the our Sunday evening services, some o f Methodist church fo r several years the finest moving pictures produced. * and ho will now occupy tho pulpit of .Tomorrow night wc will have two tho Methodist church in this city, reels, dealing with the early life of preaching his first-sermon tomorrow. Jesus. We should have had them. Inst Dr. Carpenter J* no stranger In San­ Sunday night hut they failed to ar­ ford- having preached here before on rive. Come early and sccurq a good several occasions and having ninny seat. friends boro. Ho lias been a member o f the Florida confcfcnco for many yenr* and is recognized ns one o f the best nnd one of tho outstanding fig­ ures In Florida* Methodism. He bus la-on presiding elder nnd ha* prvnchct-if in many of the Inrgest cities in the state. Sanford is to be congratu­ lated upon having Dr. Carpenter and his estimable wife ns residents nnd all the^ churchr* will Join in giving .them n welcome to their new home. ■■■■■■■ n-a For Florida: ' Fair nm " 4 . somewhat warmer today Jjundny cloudy und warm Ku cr; probably local rain: aa north nnd central portion. The Daily Herald, 15c per week, Germans have invented n soldering Tho Seminole Cafe Is one year old Sunday. Celrhrnto tho event by tak­ Iron that I,* hunted by tho renrtlon o f ing ndviujtngc of tho special Sunday spmc chemicals placed In an opening -* Dinner fo r Ono Dollar. 230-2tc In' its head. � 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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PAGE EIGHT wore Mr*. Walter Wight, Mr*. S. E. Barrett, Mrs. FoVrest Lnkij, Mrs. L. F. Buttolph ami Mrs. W. H. Thigpyn. Miss Alberta Aycoek lenves this afternoon for St. Augustine where the will spend the week-end. -------- V Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Halverson left this morning for Ta'nipn where they will spend the week-end. Mrs. Paul Diggers and little son, have rctlirner] from West Palm Bench where they spent the past week with her aunt Mrs. William Bloom. BULL! N onpof thnt in this shop— everything wo toll you is straight Roods, no misrepresentations in'Roods or prices— this is the store o f reliable, fair dealing, square prices and superior serice. -Give "Uh a Trial and We Will Do the Itesl* J. J. N. CONNER, Manager 115 East First Street- Phone 104 Mrs. Robert Wilson ami baby of Orlando arc spending the holidays here with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. C, Ay Cock.' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. t.cirior leave thi*j nftomooii in their car for Tampa, St. iteterfiburg and other places of interest where they will rpend' the week-end. The Princess ------T O N I G H T------ December. GLORIA SWANSON -•» * 3 a Is the First Anniversary of the Opening of the, “THE IMPOSSIBLE MRS. BELLEW” t ? t T Here is Glorious Otoria at hiw re­ splendent best. As the mothrf of whom slnnderotis tongues have rob­ bed of her child and happiness, .dm was never so poignantly appealing. As the gay, daring leader o f Mohto.Carlo society, she Was never so lavishly gowned. Conrad . Nagel, Jilno Elvidge and Itohcrt Cain in the brilliant supporting cast. * f? In celebration <if this event we offer from noon to nine p. m. n ? T f ? ? V f Mrs. F. E. Harvard and daughter Other Attractions, Mrs. Bert Creekmoru and little Miss C'opstancc: Orcekirtoro of Live Oak are upending some time here with her fa fct fat m e * jta |" i pa ron Sherwood Harvard, and family. V too : i M Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bidding' and Ki OF UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE AT ONE DOLLAR * .V . Melsch, Mrs. R. \V. Penrmnn, assisted Little Miss Betty have returned home from Miami where they were guests hy Mrs. A. E. Ililt. im w* m ft* ea n n n n Quite n number of out-of-town for the past week of the former's par­ The generous support o f the citizens of Sanford ami vicinity during the pnst year, is nmguests attended this lovely affair, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emerson. THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH | V f * pie recount ion o f our particularly high standards o f MR8. FRED DA ICIER, Society Editor among them Miss Sara Webb o f At­ — V Miss finnders. Claude and Bryan Phone 2l7-W lanta, the guest of Miss Anna Mason. Subject *of the morning sermon "ls %* I t jom h a r e a « r f r l r n 4 » v U l t l n * to Miss Wvbb'fl lovely frock of copper Anderson, OVlamlo, were among the t|1(V 'o ' I of the Past Adapted t« —Jr ; t n a r e ( d I> k j n / n k r r t o r rp m ln a lL' colored changeable taffeta. Miss Elea­ out-of-town guests at the Christinas the t e a r , o r II r o a a r e e n t e r t a i n in g , w r it Conditions of tho Future?" V • p e a ta l ra rn t o Shi* d r p a M ,n r n t . n i l In* nor Lytle, of Jacksonville, the guest hall given hy the Social department v Evening subject, "The Two -Clrent d e t a il* , a r t e le p h o n e th e Item . It « tll h e g r e a t l y a p p r e c ia t e * . of her aunt, Mrs. It. E. Tolar, wore a Yif the Woman’s Club given last ev­ Outstanding Problem . of the Church f stunning gown of red panne velvet. ening at the Valdez. for the New Year.” V T M jn Jlncclo Sheldon o f New Smyr­ Monday—Tenth annual reception of To .meet the constantly growing demand it has been found necessary to engage a comjie- V .Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles IVIot and Mr. T the Parish o f Holy Cross Church na, the guest of Mrs. A. W. Fitts wore FIRST BAPTIST Cllt'RCH W. S. Jordan of Jacksonville returned given hy tho rector. Rev. A. S. a lu-autiful gown of black velvet. leirt chef and we are fortunate to have secured the services o f Mr. K. Justice, formerly of lad evening from Bradentown, and Mrs. Bart Peterson of Jamestown, Peck. ? Sunday school funtl n. m. *f other plnccs of interest on the west the Hotel McAlpin, New York, who will take entire charge o f our kitchen. V Monday—New Year's Ball at the N, V., the guest of her mother Mrs. Morning Worship and sermon, 11 const and are the gueuts of Judge and lr. .1. Starling, wore a peach satin * Country Club. a. in., subject “ A Quartet of Life’s embroidered with silver* and worn Mrs, J. (1. Sharon. Words*.” with a bird of paradise headdress. Baptist Young l’<ogle* I'niuns at ANNEAL BAI L Mrs. E.* A. Douglas is entertliining y The Management Guarantees a Splendid NKW Y E A R ’S Dinner . ■ Miss Sanderson of Orlando, the. I’. 'MP o'clock. at bridge tins afternoon at hei home y The most brilliant social event ..f KUest of .Miss Santa Uike was la­ I!nptii<m.il service an evening wor- ♦% on .Sanford Heights, honoring her the season and which is anticipated j eomingly attired in a gown of silver sltiu and setnioii, 7"'* Subject, "A ♦% daughter Mrs. Bryafi Sturman of At A tul a coni it'tml um! uf I hi* i \ i « Ij«*i ir •• of it . tin ini’ iluring rumiujr year with much pleasure each yeai is th *null. Mh> Luke Woie llume sarin with lanta. and Mrs. Howard P. Stiutii Look into Niltelt-e|i Twent, -Till *e," bended overdraperies. .Mrs. Fur rest Sunbeam Band Monday d:-!U p. in. Annua) Ball given by the Social De­ of Wi st Palm Iteneli. ❖ W. M. E. Monday. Tui’silay partment of the Woman's Club, and Like wore toast colored with lace and Wednesday. which was held last evening at the draper ies. ❖ P-4 h f t -Pi M » it* m Ra ic* y Miss Dorothy Singletary of Jack­ Prayer Meeting Wednesday r::io Valdez hotel. The ball surpasses any ❖ ft* y HOLY CROSS n n IICH affair given previously by the social sonville wore a chic, frock of orchid 6a Ra v f crepe du chine. department. • r* Ra v ❖ -nn Hi arch services for the first Red nnd green, the club colors, were ❖ day after f'hristntn- will be: f this event. Green and m l festoons MKRUIE MATRONS BRIDGE El.I ll f t f t f t f t f t f t iu ra f t 7 :.’til a. to. Low celebration. were suspended from the columns to t Entertaining in her usual charm­ 0 : tr, a. in. Sunday school, elm mil iers nnd corners of the large Y Perry Jernignn and Braxton Bag­ V v dining room and lobby. Potted plants ing manner, Mrs. D. P. Drummond gett attended the mooting of the Hup- 11.01) a. in. Matins and sermon. 7::!0 p. m*. Vespers. nnd ferns wore effectively placed at was hostess yesterday afternoon at mnbile dealers of the state at Jack­ «*>«*♦ *1* *1**1*O *1**1**1**1**1**1**1**1**1**1**1**1**1**1* *1**l* *1**!**!**!**1**1**1* *1* At the morning sc vice the wonder­ intervals around the room, while the bridge to the members of the Merric sonville Wednesday and Thursday. **♦ ****** ♦j* •** **o************************ *** Mat rons Bridge t'lnb. ful Festival TcDcuni of Dudley Buck: •******** French baskets of roses were used There was a laige attendance and a The rooms where the card tnblvs will be sung; also other special music | in charming effect. very enjoyable meeting. . has been prepared for the worship. were nrranged were bright with a In the receiving line were Mrs. R. profusion of cut (lowers, yellow chry­ The special preacher at nigh^ w ill; A. Newman, chairipan of the Social W, H. Wilder, nn expert auto me­ be F’r. Yarncll of .Daytona Reach. santhemums and roses being effect­ Department; Mrs. R. E. Tolar, pres­ chanic front Jacksonville, has taken The Annual Parish Reception will1 10 Storc.s in Georgiaively Used. •1 Store in Florida ident of the Sanford Woman's Club, charge of the repair department of be held in the Parish Mon e New During the afternoon n spirited and Mrs. E. II. .Galloway.•vice pres­ the B. A ; O. garage and wants to meet Years Night from 8 to II. it is per-* game of bridge was played, and when ident of the State Federation. Mrs. semes were counted, it was found every auto owner in Seminole county. feci 1v informal It is fir the many • Newman was beautifully attired in of , vperiettce on ail me'libel and friends -*f IL.L * r »* •*, ib’il Mi*. Ilarrv Hccren h* Id high Me hn had year gold nnd black lace over inet.il cluth. ■ modi 1 cars and will guarantee you yearly l*t lie "at home'' together. It i, m.a.* and was pre-i'iited with a silver and sat i-find imi while Mrs. Tolar’s Iwcoiuiug funk especially nnicwni i hy this year, as; |..,n bin basket. Mis. Fred Wnlsimi s e t a i was of brown Spanish lace over brown wn i given a lovely old fashioned cor-_ the Rev. Rector completes ten years satin. Mrs. Galloway wore a creation sage of violets and Dorthy Perkins WOMEN OF FIRST RARTIST Sanford’s New Store— -Phone 127 of actual service ns Rector of the Par-! t . of pink crepe meteor with pearl trim­ roses, for having low score. EIIEREH IN WEEK OF STEDY Uh, having Ih*cii elcrted to the Rector-1 mings. Her corsage was of sweet peas -'hip in November J'JlJ- and coming At the conclusion of the card game in pastel tints. The feature of the drat week of into residence'iff January, HHfl. the hostess nerved delicious refresh­ In the Palm room tho prettily ap­ ments. 10J.*S in tlu* calendar of tlie Fuvt Rap.Monday, Jan. 1st, being tin* Feast pointed punch table was arranged, Mrs. Drummond's guests Included list church will be the intensive study of the Feast Day of the 1‘ircujnchdon where delicious fruit punch was reev­ Mrs. It. J. Holly Mrs. Hurry Herr­ by the women of some of the religious of our Blessed Find, the Church ser­ ed throughout the evening by Mrs. on, Mrs. Fred Walsinn, Mrs. < E. { conditions of tin* great nations. The vice will lie at 7 a. in. Forrest McAllister nnd Mis, Tolar. Henry. .Mr It, It lewis, Mrs (’harli-s women.will meet for .iu.*>i one hour— Mrs. McAllister’s costume »»• of pink Fodder. Mi*. A. W. Filin and .Mrs. W. .'L.'iti to l 110 each afti’i'iumii of Mon­ taffeta. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE day, Tuesday and Wednesday. T. 1-angley. SERVICE Religious conditions in Japan will The music which was splendid, was S u n d a y ; d e c . :m , 11122. * be studied Monday afternoon. Tues­ KVER\ WEEK Bit IDLE CLEU furnished by Peter Schnnl and bis Subject: day the conditions in the-vast conti­ orchestra, Favors of vari colored rib­ "Christian Science.” nent of Africa will be stbilied, and Yesterday afternoon the members bon confetti and squakers were given Church®SeryIce..... IliOfl n. 111. Wednesday attention will be given to of tlie Every Week Bridge Hub were after refreshments of sandwiches and Sunday School 10:00 a. m. conditions in Chinn. The following most pleasantly eurertained^by Mrs. J. coffee had been served by Mrs. Ben Woman’s club Bldg., (bike Avc, Caswell and Mrs. Ed Betts.* Mrs. Cas­ G, Sharon at her home on Tenth St. are on the program: Mrs, Edgar Rig­ ALL ARK WELCO.Vpi Quantities of lovely cut flowers gers, Mris I.Oola King, Miss Adelu wells ’ wore peach satin with overBines, Miss Virginia DeCoiirsey, Mrs. draperies of silver lace. Mrs. Betts adorned the rooms where the card A. M. Walker, Mrs. F. . Gatcliel, Miss . was gowned in black satin draped mo­ tables were placed. CON G11Efi ATIG NA I. CHERCH Allie Trnfford, Mrs. E. M. Carroll, In the interesting game of bridge del. Mrs. WY T. Ijuigiey was chairman played, the prize for high score, a ami Miss Viola Booth. We arc looking forward to a fine The women of the F’ irst Baptist of the Floor committee ami was ns-, crystal candy jar, was won by Mrs. d a » service tomorrow*. The pastor church very cordially invite.the wo­ sisted hy Mrs. Raymond Phillips. Forfest l-nke. will speak at the morning service on Following the awarding of the liret men of the city to be present in these the subject: "Bow to assure a Happy Black satin and lace, fashioned the costume worn by Mrs. Langley, while prize the Imntcus served a tempting meetings. New Year." Wjient it Is possible to Mrs. Phillips was lovely iu white Hulnd course followed by n sweet have a happy new year, if one wills or DR. CARPENTER ARRIVES Spanish lace over satin will* trim­ course. desires to have it, why drift along, Substituting for absent club mem­ mings o f silver. Dr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Carpenter have courting shipwreck nml disaster. The decorations committee and to bers were Mrs. T, L. Dumas, Mrn. J. Our nun’s club have made, it pos­ whom much credit is’ due, wait,Mrs. G. Ball .and Mrs. S. D. Eliitlemleii. arrived ill the « it^. from St. Peters­ sible for us to have in connection with Howard Ovcrlin, chairman; Mrs. Jno. The regular club members present burg where he linn lwen pastor of the our Sunday evening services, some of Methodist church for several yearn and Iu? will now occupy tho pulpit of the finest moving picture* produced. Tomorrow night we w tho Mcthofllnt church in thin city, riels, dealing with the earl 1,itdies’ Rest Room preaching bin first iiirmun tomorrow. Open Day and Night Jesus.. We should have had them last Dr. Curi>entor 'is no stranger in San* ■ford- having preached hi re'Leforo on Sunday night hut they failed to ar­ novcrnl occasions and having many rive. Come early nml secure n good friends here. He linn been « member seat. 1----- r— r— o f the. Florida conference for many f t R rn r* wu fci years and is recognized us- one of the ‘mEn§‘ SALES AND SERVICE bent and one of the outstanding fig- Kx — urrs in Florida Methodism. He bas f.t A Complete Stork of Farts In-en preniding elder nnd has prenehe- r » ■ 1cd in many of the largest cities in M F’air nnd the state. Sanford is to be congratu . |*..j F’or Florida: Buy a Hupp and You’ll Save Money luted-upon having Dr. Carpenter and • i somewhat warmer today; his estimable wife ns residents .and tn Sunday cloudy nnd warjn-* or; probably local rains 8a | nil the churches will Jbiii’ in giving " ■' them a welcome’ to their new. home. 8 a north nml central portion. Itt Sanford, Fla., Corner Second Street and Sanford AVejjtte Pta The .Daily Herald, lf.c per week. -----------------------------i Distributors Seminole and Lake Counties Germans have inv’entnl a soldering The Seminole Cafe Is one year old . | Large and Up-to-Pate Complete Line Accessories Sunday. Celebrate tlie event by tak­ iron tbnt i? heated by tho reaction of ing advantage of the special Sunday syme chemicals placed in an opening mm aintinn and Tires oa/tJ)U *n liAAlI. CHURCHES ? i QUALITY, SERVICE AND CLEANLINESS ? y yv t * i 7 t i ty LOCALS y THE WEATHER B. & 0 . MOTOR CO, Cafe �■m - - (' H8 \~: ■• m •,-1 ’. ■ iv m S ■ ■ - *' 222 "f-ri '! ■ I V P^f^vfT- ' *t#-v u. » .,•. s=*ft^ WJ-iFft ^ ■I ' ll? -: :.;w-gn IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION tsy VOLUME HI. i y f I Le ITS AHEAD. FOR QTY AND COUNTY M R D AND SEMINOLE . a a s s s - first national SHOWS GROWTH, IS REMARKABLE m an y i m p r o v e m e n t s V New Year’s Day Had No 111 Effect on Flor­ ida State Officers ( h » T l f A a .n r la lr d l ' r r u ) TALLAHA8SEE, Jan. l.-*Now Year's day found little slackening in the machinery of state government. Governor Hardee was in his office early and the cabinet members hadn’t left the city. In the office of Comp­ troller Amos an cairn force of clerks were preparing for shipment some hundred thousand automobile license tags. Tho force hnd worked through Sunday, slightly over twenty thouxand'had been shipped to last night. _______ Finest Prospects for the People Attention is called to tho report of of the Best County In the the First National Bank published in Great Southland this issue and to the remnrkublc gain NUMBER 233 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JANUARY 1,1923 * -= * =- New Propositions of Reparations Ffom the German Government Hearings Will INVESTIGATION - Public Be Held to Determine Return of McKoin BY OFFICIALS IS ON TODAY - ( H r T fc r A u t t r U l t -4 P r e u ) GERMANY FAILS TO GET INCHON OF FRANCE TO SUGGESTED NON-VAR PACT • , -< im i BALTIMORE, Jan. 1.—Public hear ings to determine whether Dr. B. M. STATE AND FEDERAL OFFICERS McKoin will be extradited to LdulaINVESTIGATE KIDiana will be held liere next WcdnesNAPPING . day it was decided Inst night by Guv. Richie after'a conference with Lou(Hr Tkr AHMUIti Press) ninna officials who brought requlsi' BASTROP, Lit,, Jan. L~Stato nnd tion papers. federal officers art- here today inves­ • ____ ‘ ’ f- .I*y-- - -- j>*;.r7•-it’ tigating the alleged kidnapping Erl day night hy n party of sixteen men Mrs. Fannie Tillman of Harold L. Teegeston, timekeeper Simson Critically 111 for the Carben plant at S’pykcr, near here. Reports which wore received < llr T h e i in ! P r e s s ) CHICAGO IS OPEN WHILE NEW by the. sheriff’s office yesterday *ay GREENVILLE, M. S„ Jan. 1.—Mrs. that Teegeston had been questioned Fannie Tillman Simpson, aged 83, the YORK WAS CLOSED regarding the Moarehouse kidnap, only surviving nlster of tho into Sena­ UP TIGHT ping. tor Ben Tillman, i» critically Ul here. I O r T h e A saa rla trd P r e s s ) Little hope is held out for her recov­ NEW YORK, Jan. L—Federal pro­ THE FARMER’S COMPLAINT. ery* hibition agents ami city police joined . , ________________ ______ hands early today in what was declar­ "The American farmers say thnt ed to bo the first successful attempt they already pay from forty to sixty Heavy Sweeping to dry up New York city during New per cent too much for fertilizers— Rains Cause Many Year's celebrationr They centered at­ thnt food prices are high nnd farm tention on Boardway and nearby Parades to Stop profits are low because so much of the streets nnd nl lenst one hujjdred were farm revenue must go into unduly arrested for violation of the prohibi­ ( I t r T h e A a a e o la ird P r e s s ) high-priced fertilizers.’’—From “ Mus­ PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.—Heavy tion laws. cle Shoals,*' in McClure's .Magazine sweeping rainstorm todny cause the for Jahuary. postponement of Mummers' parade, a CHICAGO, Jan. 1.—Chicngo wel100,000-fcatuiro of Philadelphia’s New Year coiqed New Yenr’s In characteristic There are approximately celebration. The panulu will bo held manner, celebrations being virtually miles of canats in China. next Saturday If the weather will per­ undisturbed hy federal prohibition agents nnd none of the prominent ho­ Chinese have more caste than even mit. tels nnd cafes were disturbed. But the East Indians. In Basel, Switzerland, is a ertthe- few nrrests were made according to reports. The Herald, lGc per week, delivered. dral founded in 1010, ALL POWERS ALONG THE em s RING TO FORM AGREE­ MENT BE NO W AR f ■ fwfi CELEBRATING NEW YEAR WITHOUTjCONSENT big in deposits, made by this institution The year just passed has been one for the past year. The total deposits I ll s T l , An tnrlalrS I ' r r u ) of the best in the history at Sanford are also remarkable when you stop to PARIS, Jan. 1.—German Ambassa­ •nd Seminole epunty in -the building consider tho peak is not reached until dor Wilhelm Mayor called at tho for­ snd feneral improvement line. The April os May. This Increase of busi­ eign office thin morning and announc­ Mding figures for 1022 are, well ov- ness of the First National is an ex­ ed that Kart Bergman, the German ir the million and a half mark which pression of tho good will and confi­ financial expert, would bring to Paris does not "include some of ^he now dence o f Its more than three thousand new propositions of reparations from headings that will start this month depositors and is In keeping with the the German government. Bcrgtnnnn »nd be finished somo time during the policy of, the bank to be. progressive I* expected here tomorrow. year of 1923. Neither doe#dt include yet conservative in’ the management lip improvements that will take place of its affnirs. Tennessee Assembly u soon as the contracts are let for The year, just closed founds out the the building of n library and boat thirty-fifth year of President Forst­ Met Today With the Win ami pier and streets and many er's active leadership of tho hank and Democrats in Control ither improvements that will aggre­ the thirty-seventh yenr of his bank­ gate many thousands of dollars. It ing career in Ranfonl. Close behind ( D r Th* Aanorla lrd P r e ss) does not include the million dollar him comes Crfshier Whltner with NASHVILLE. Term., Jan. 1.—With the Herald has ’ thirty-three yenrs in the Firht Nut- the kh'uiocrnt.N ovcnvhaiiuingly in con­ I tourist — ......hotel — of - ,which . aid nothing and of which this paper \ tQ his creiHl lim, lhe junlor 0f- trol the slxty-thiri} general assembly willvay nothing until the uctual work ficor, A. Ij. Betts, with sixteen. This met at noon today. .has been started some time during Is a record thnt will stand with the the .summer months. A glance over majority of hanks in the country. the city demonstrates that in the bus­ The First Nntionnl has fnr out­ iness section of the city* and In the grown its present quarters and Is residence section of the city there, linn handicapped hy the lack of space in never been so much activity. The sixits banking room. To offset this con­ | story First National Bank building, dition und in keeping with the pro­ V>_ the four-story Bulcston-Bromley gress of Nanford they hnve started the building, the 1. W. Phillips building, erection of n six story bank and otr the San Juan garage building, the It. k 0. garage, the Smith building, the fice building on the opposite corner. v Th*e banking rooms in the new build­ Melsch building, the.T. J, . Millet' building, the Cates building and many ing on the opposite corner. The bank­ ethers will grace the principal corn­ ing will be among the finest In the ers of the downtown business section state. They plnn to bo in their new ef Sanford and cause most favorable quarters by the first of August or September. wmmenta of the visitors. The contemplated boat basil) and ft pier, the Country Club and the golf ' • I pound*, the Elks home, tho tourists playground on Second .and Magnolia afford or will afford the tourists and •inter visitors tho greatest rnngo of Nports supplemented by the fine fishfatg and boating and hunting. In the AT FLORIDA EDUCATIONAL buiiaess portion the city is growing ASSOCIATION CON-’ filter than any other city of similar VENTION •ite in the atate. In the residence ________ » (ft* I. section tho growth is slower but none -■ . • ' ► Js. f- . Supt T. W. Lawton nnd Principal the less sure and with more money m S \ for investment in the year of 1923 G. E. McKay, and something over 20 there will be a half million spent on of the teachers of tho Sanford and THAT—The Daily Herald will be bipftcr and better than ever In the year o f t sew homes and residences both In tho other Seminole County schools return­ 1923 catering to the wants of our patrons ns never before nnd pub­ ed Saturday from the Florida Edu­ tity proper nnd in the suburbs. . lishing the best paper *n this part of the South. cational Association meeting held at The hanks all report a fine condiSL Petersburg. They report tho fin­ TH A IV -W e shall strive to keep the name of Sanford and Seminole County ..tkm with larger deposits thnn ever est meeting in tho history of tho as­ before the people o f the world telling the truth about our wonderbefore and every business iy Sanford "I sociation, both in attendance nndjnful resources and bringing in new people and hew capital to take nporli a fine holiday trade and terest. The enrollment at this con­ advantage of the great opportunities afforded hero. bright proxpects for a big year ahead. vention was approximately three The vegetable prospects were never thousand, which is about five times THAT—The year of 1923 holds out such wonderful opportunities and the brighter with a good market assured J .prospects everywhere are so bright for a.m ost wonderful year ' as great ns at former meetings. Tho for the great celery, crop and f. o. b. attendance was over twelve hundred, thnt with the advantages here in Sanford the Daily Herald will buyers here already making'contracts whereas in the past an attendance of strive to bring hundreds o f new people, now enterprises and how for the enrly celery. The spring crops throe of four hundred was regarded industries here to assist in making Sanford a city of TEN THOUS­. *I »l*o have a ‘ good prospect and the as very good. AND people in 1923. ; v sutfook for now residents anil tourists The principal speakers before the ■i* better thsn it has ever been. Tho convention were Ha president, Supt. THAT— Having the best location in the Stale of Florida for a big city that' I\ Chamber of Commerce, the schools, C. R.- M. Sheppard, of Volusia coun­ we take advantage o f this fuct in 1923 and build our boat' basin, ehurcho* ,the clubs and iftl tho civ­ ty; State Supt. W. S.' Cawthon, U. i our city pier and docks, our new million dollar hotel, our nlany im­ ic organizations pre faciijg the now H. provements in streets anti sewers nnd sidewalks and library and : Commissioner of Education J. J. l « r with renewed hopes und weft aat- Tigett, of Washington; President B. instead of doing over one million dollars worth o f building this iifled with the o ld ‘year but pushing R. \%nc, of Peabody College; Arthur year that we make it over TWO MILLIONS. ■forward for a biggur and better tfear S. Otis, author of tho Otis Intelli­ THAT— In these big undertakings we hnve the co-operation' and help of the in 1923. ' ■ T gence Tests, a n d Governor Cary Har­ ' people as a whole and under the Chamber of Commerce and all the The Herald cannot take up all the dee, of Florida. : r clubs und civta organizations of the city we get together into the a-iVTar-i m4ny industries and The buildings nnd Of especial Interest to us Is the fact . V7M *; h greatest body o f workers that Sanford hns ever produced and that Jhe many big things in this issne that that Seminole county won tho beauti­ ’ we make it in reality “ »e nil been mentioned in the past ful silver,loving cup offered by Hon. . :j:r* . r_ T**r. But without mentioning them It C. R, M. Sheppard for the counties Iri r* • . tt*e 10 assert that thp year of 1922 the Fourth congrcsslijnal district On / ■ • * »• *** the banner year In our history in Friday night at the last session of the is r .s t n . industry and in building and in gen- convention* President Sheppard pre­ business despite the many hon- sented the cup, with hla eongtratuia ’ ( I- f G s f..f S P ^ dksps that occurred during the fall tlons, to Supt T. W. I-awton, of Se­ Mason and it is also safe to assume minole, who accepted It with a brief -*) , w'lh the big prospects in big bus address o f thanks to Pres. Sheppard P “ * « north for 1923 and wHh ail that and to the teachera of Seminole coun f ** face hero in this great Section of ty schools, whoso Interest In tho >. iJTorid* that Hanford and Seminole Florida Educational Association won Coom>' will have one of the great- the cup for Seminole. / ts-m . Mt »n histoty In 1923 It will bo necessary for a county to ! And this'activity Is not confined to win the eup three times before per­ ■! nford for 0|| over Semi nolo county/ manently retaining it* and Supt. LawL . ft~L Ui towns and'hamlets and ton Is confident his teachers will keep i and on tho farms and groves up their record until the cup is won ” building of homes and warc- tv;ire maio-And becomes our perma: If,' __ t . ’ ouicji and packing houses nnd the nenl possession. ■ «»nng of lands ami big develop* ■ . • ■ 1 . ■ % ' along every line. In ffact the up by tho actual building and by the v Iv 11 * °inK *ahe«nl just as raphi- toU 'kw K ngoros. . r ,U»«tl place! in all the counIt means that Sanfor'd and Semi ■ \ a n r " . \ .'•^v J. .' n o lo County and all her people «an ‘K u U ni> bubble that will burst; BUrt the New Year with the feeling I T ** UlrV t«to to be told to b o l. that It will bo a 'big year filled with ,' bu»|neu.JUa uo-wuaiicing to big in « ivil r* r m “ *• la the solid truth backed trial and aocial life. Seminole County Schools Win Loving Cup L-.-, -J. , - ■v ; - ’ ; - - ! . mm ( O f T k f A w o fla tiG P f H * ) - , ir I IIAMBPRG, Jan. L—Germany's proposal to France fqr non-war pact among all the (>oweni intorented in the Rhine, which Franco rejected, was ' made In'belief that atablo peace In Europe is nltainpble only if all na­ tions deride to -stand on the founda­ tion* of renlity, declared Chancellor Cuno In hi*, xensntional revelation here of Germany'* Intat move in eonnection with the rcparatlona problem. The chancellor’* announcement was ninth* in a speech before the Bourse yesterday anti showed that the Ger­ man government had sought to ob­ tain France’s agreement- as a means' of alleviating Frortch feai*s to the tak­ ing of n solemn pledge by aft powejrv interested, that for a generation none of them would wage war upon the other* without npecifylng the author­ ization from nil their people in a pop­ ular referendum nnd that Home world ]H»wer not interested in Rhino wouM act as guardian or trustee of this pledge. -- - - . -j— v n q ^ i^ S r ___ M PARIS—Tho porposcil non-aggres­ sive engngment, referred to in hla llnmhurg speech by the Grrmkn Chan­ cellor Cuno, wo* suggested by iM Gorman ambassador In Washington to Secretary i of State Hughes, It was , scmi-officially announced here today. but.Uie rtato departn)(tat*lj.i vraa aald. did not transmit It pffU-Inlly to the French government. SHIP BELIEVED TO BERG DOLL ABOARD IS EXPECTED IIJI TODAY PENSACOLA, Jan. 1.—Tho Ger­ man steamer Jupiter, on which Gro­ ver Cleveland Ilergdoll, notorious . draft-dodger, js reported ‘ to bo attemptng to slip into tho United States through Pensacola, under ordinary wcathey conditions should arrive here • either Sunday or Monday. Tho Jupiter failed from * Fayal, Azote*) December 13, according to Garrlga, lo^al ngent for J. Carreras-Ferrer- which h*» the vcsael chartered.. Unle** adverso weather is encountered it usually takes a ves­ sel of tho Jupitore* typo seventeen or eighteen day* to arrive at Pensacola. Bvrgdoll,has boon aboard the Ju­ piter for more than a month, accord­ ing to tho local agent, if he aboard her from any port in Germa­ ny. Sho sailed from Cardiff, England, he soys,‘with a cargo of coal Novem­ ber-do for tho Azores, whore his com­ pany chartered her. l/Kul customs and department of justice officials are keeping constant vigil for tho vessel and she will be boarded immediately upon arrival. m A Of AH the People in a Popular Referendum— Appoint a Guardian or Trustee WEEKLY CITRUS REVIEW ORIj VNDO, Jan. 1.—The weekly citrus revie* by F. L. Skclly as Itsued from the office of the American Fruit Grower*, Inc., says: Oranges: Opch weather and a brisk holiday trader ouplcd with gen­ erally reasonable prices have done much to clean up the accumulation in inany market!. It la probable that the absorption o f orarigea Into con« sumer channels during the last ten days acts a new, record for tbL coun­ try, noted always.for lavish holiday expenditures. Slowing down of ship­ ments has held the market .steady, though a few places still show accu* tnulnted stocks on hand. If supplies in thp Immediate-fdture go forward in acordance with actual demands price levels^ should continue steady. The tnppiy of California navala may be expected to exert effect. Of the esti­ mated crop of 20,000 carloads of nav*, eta (IOO boxes to the car) approxi­ mately 4,600 carloads Had moved ,Bp to December 23. California shipment* wese greatly restricted prior to Christmas l>ecau»o of. gehsrsiiy unsatirfactory prices, but are now. , . I mb _ • ‘ I j m m h: Elephants seido five hours a day. I t t -s - i more �PAGE TWO V THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1023 ; —i------tet ten teg,tee tea te* tei »* tee tee tea The DcSoto Fruit Compnny has an monstrably untrue. Moreover, the cap- tea te te te te te te ----- ’-------------' tea enormous crop in their' large grove ital quickly and beneficially redistrib- *•» tea near Nocatec. This company gathers uted thruout the country.,it docs not te$ I’ u fclU fce * a f l r r n o u a r i r r p t Nunl l t r i l l llu lld ln tr, Iu7 Re each tree is it ripens and declare the go abroad; it is not lost. II stays vrith tel M a g a a lla y a a fo rd , r ia . us and wc have it. extra trouble is paid for in the big tea tej tee tel tea tea 'tea Rs m te* tea tel ten test tea let tea.tet The Herald Printing Co. " I f the \ax-exempt provision is hi tea amount of fruit saved from, drop­ withdrawn from securities issued by pimMiHtm* In starting the New Year, one Na ping. I* Good-Bye, Old Year!—the fickle World the Farm I/>an Board wherewith to n. j. a o u r .. I'.d llu r resolution you should not forget tea Pursues another Flame, N. J , M l X A I t l ) . finance loans tq farhters, the cost of Sb * i. a . s t r n i . . .. ... d r n r r a l M n n n a rr tea tei And Timo—tho ruthless, changing T im e is to pay up and wipe out your • n . a. h o l l y FOR SALE A ilt r r l l . t n a l l n u a i r r such money will be increased by say tea ta , Will now erase your name.' one per cent. No municipality is go­ AdT.ni.ina Ilatra M a d . Katma on ORANGg GROVE REARING debts. tea 510 trees, grapefruit, tangerines and A p p tl.a t la a . ing to gain anything by having its ha . .' i mf tea And yot your younger rival with I.UXVIS a n l l 'P __ C lr r a ln llo u M n n n a .r securities taxed.'The increase in in­ *4 oranges, nil in splendid condition, well By so doing you will not only I1aOB. 52H-W' a Mr. I II. m. ■tea come taxes paid to the fedprnl gov- t'J Ills aspect bright and new > taken care of; 8 room house in good B u h a rrlp ll.iu I ' r l r . In A d i n a r r tea condition; 4 acres muck, fine for truck cnrnicnt will not compensate for the ha Is hut an unread version o f add to your prestige and standing Om V . a r ........ _ . t .................... «n .«o tea Tho hoi>ca wo had in you. -I Hli Maalh. .TOO higher local taxes, individuals wHl te farming; 2 acres cleared for addition­ in the community, but you will be- ru al grove. n . l l i r r r d la O t r b r C a r r l.r have td pay to meet local louns float­ . * : * Price $8,000. Balance O a * W 'r .h ............................... |!V I’. n l o . ten terms. Consider trade. 'Jfeome financially independent. The apple-blossoms of his Spring, ed at n high interest rate. T f c . h i* 13. (a t N - p a * . \ V . . k t f I I . r ten The public ought to be nblo to borRu The little needs thnt He . Sec Mr. Hromton ■ M r a t l r . 1. rmtrrm term inals I'n t iiily tei " a d la p a b lla h r d n r r j I 'r ld n y . I d l e r , row money at a rate less than indi- tea Start a savings account with us, Deep buried in the Hearth o f Karth, * A. P. CONNELLY 4t SON'S d l .t a * r a i n ra n d , k a n t m an a n p ll.n * > Ku Will live again—and die. tea tla a . S3.00 p . r > rn r. " ! « * ■ , ■ In m lt n n r r . vidun 1.1 have to pay. K<dnhlliihed 1008 and let us help you to enjoy the tea Phone 48 There nre objections to tax-free sc- tei 101-8 Mngimlia Avc. ' MKMDKII T H E AB BO OA TEII I'llKtete blessing of being free of financial tea He, too, will give the warmth of Sun, T h « A»»octat*it I*r.»B ta oxclu M vcty curitics, it is true, but they nre not ten • " t it le d la the u»« Tor reauMIcatleri o f tea tee And days of slanting rain, worry. alt n . w a d l . i m t r h r . cr.<lli.<l to it o r such weight an to juatify any state, NOTICE! 'tea not otherwtRo r rr d J t .d In Ih la ■i>nj>.r in renouncing ita independent finan­ te As lie denis out our yearly share and alao t h . lornl nrw i iuilillaft.il ■ ten Of happiness and pain. lier.ln . cial pusition. When iftato issues art tea All rlglita of r.-Dtilillrnllon of .Bp.irlnl subject to federal taxation, there will tea The annual meeting of the stock­ tea dlapaicbea Imreln aro al.o r.*.rv.<l tei holders of tho Petrous Manufactur­ The big round moon and silver.stars l>e no stale independence left. The tea " O f f l m H K H A I .il n t ’ II.IIIM H . I 'h naej MB test ing Company, Inc,, of Chuluuta, Ela.,; That lighted up your skies power to tax is the power to destroy. tea N* will held at the office of M. F, j f" "fatrlen Adv.itl.ln t Hrpir.mtrUve 1 Few states, for instance, would bo "-a Sanford, Florida Will shine upon ns many loves J THE AWmo-ANpET-SS ASSOCIATION tea Jlobjnsnn, J10 North Park avenue,1 la just as many eyes. tea powerful enough to compete for mon­ ten Sanford, Florida, at ft p. m., Monday, I ; ey with the Federal government in tei tei January 8th, 102,1, for the purpose of A^nd he will bring the fragrant June the open market. tei electiifg a board of directors and to When crimson roses nod, “ There arc objections to tax-free tea tei transact any other business that may THE GMALL TOWN PAPER And hurry through the Summertime a securities, it is true; but they are not wu tea properly com6 before the meeting. tea To flnunl the gohienrod. of such weight as to justify any state i tei ih P. . w h eeler , The small town newspaper, whom in renouncing its independent finan­ ten President tea C. V. MAHONEY, The painted pathway of his Fall enterprise and inHupurr is the most cial position. When State Issues nre tei tei Secretary. 237-8tc Will be with clouds o'erenst, important factor in the growth and subject to Federal taxation there will tea tes Because his Winter footsteps roach expansion of its town anti territory 1k> no fgate Independence left. The tea tea The Portil you have passed. invariably receives ready recognition power to tax in the power to destroy. ten om* 1921 I’nige louring, in perfect condition. Newly painl- f tei .from its contemporaries of the great Few states, for instance, would be ***** cd, five gcod lircH, looks and runs like new. Only $575. J tea Good-bye,.Old Year!—we loved you well; cities.. powerful enough to compete fur mon­ tei A real bargain. 1; Er^. * a • T* ten Wo found your treasures dear, As to this recognitiiyt, in its’ ovyn ey with the fedrr.il government in ten tei But you have died na monarelm die— ‘ Bcction, the Spokane Spokesman-Rc- the open market. 1920 Iluick Touring. This car has neve/been worked on, nr tea tei And so—Long live the Year! • view says: * '’Then* ure r.ornr big foreign loans painted over, in perfect condition, One ride will con-' Ri —Nan Terrell Heed, in N. Y. Times. “ The story of the rural newspaper, contemplated by international bank- tei vince you o f its value. tea thie paper published in the village or ton. They say they do not wunt mpn- he . Notice is hereby givte-i tei tei tea tei ten tei tesi ten tea tei tea tea tea te* r.i ten tea small town, has significance for theory thrown away hy Rtntes and mu­ .tea tei 1921 Ford Gpupe. New Diamond Cord tiros. Newly paint­ cn that all persons ro­ student of American society. The in­ nicipalities. We think thnt it is n lot ed. ‘Anyone who wants n Ford Coupe will take this one. advocates point nut, rontrnlixes muni fluence of the rural press is close, con- safer for our own municipalities to year in the affairs o f government, in quired to have State and ■ J? , atnnt and pervasive. When the paper .pent it than to have It handed to « state and county and city affairs ev­ cipul responsibility and gives the citl-j Of a small town appreciates its op­ notion in near-bankruptcy, willing to erywhere this will Ih' the best and sens more service per Inx-tlollnr will County Occupation Li- 3 Another real Imrgnin: Same ns new. Ford lijrhl delivery. Five tires, and locking sleet ing wheel. Only $300.00. . a ___ t__ interim most prosprous year of uur existence. lie the object o f the National City cense, and not portunities and is judiciously conduct­ pny a high rale, nut'll having |j as the ed, it becomes a member of every fam­ tionnl bankers like. The idea that the i It Is linking too much of our public j Managers’ association, which recently procurred the same on 3 1921 Ford Touring, now top, seat covers, runs fine, li\i ily within its field in n way that the local taxpayer docs not watch local officials that they make no mistakes j chose the University of Kansas ns its or before January .8th, » in the year of 102-1 and we know that national hendqunitorsi. A monthly tires. Only $200.00.' great newspaper cannot rival." expenditures is far from the truth, lie When people refer to the editor of watches them much mire clor.ely they are only human, b|i{ Jhoy can magaxine devoted to efficient city ad 1923, will he subject to n All of tho above cars were well taken care of hr Iarc the weekly newspaper as "our editor” thkn he watches WuihlngUm, which profit by their mistakes and reaolev ministration will be one of the meth­ prosecution without fur- 3 traded in to us for new Iiuicks. We sell on easy terms. Me they give the lies! evidence of local his u recoid iji wasting money thn‘ today to sic:ve the people better in ods used to further this idea in gov­ ernment, states John G. Rlutx, secre­ yours to come and let their policy be ther notice. License may * few cities or counties in the United Five yen quality and value. Call for a demonstration. pride in what the paper haa done and tary of-the association. “ service above self" always. ij doing for the good of the commun­ S'-Aies can match." be had from lion. Jno. 2 “ In 1U12, there Were two cities with All the indications point to a pros­ o------------ity. “They want to put our editor in D. Jinkins, Tax Collec “ the legislature,*' writes a county cor­ A HAPPY ANI> PROSPEROUS NEW perous year in our nulionut life. The the manager form of government," Mr. Stutz says. “ Since that time, 2K 7 big financiers of tho United States tor, at the Court House. respondent of n cmihty paper, “ hut y e a h Pa c e s u s and this means the world today, say cities in thirty-eight ttates represent­ wo need him here nt home in a blggei SCHELLE MAINE?, ing a population of 5,500,000 have Job titan thnt." Some blunders and absurdities hnvt that everything points to a big year, adopted this plan. Among the larger , a year o f great achievements, of Prosecuting Attorney.*" RHONE 3C7-202 MAGNOLIA AVENUE That's another illuatrntinn of town crept into today ? x„ cleaner politics, of better government, cities with this form of government 23(i-Htc r; i and epunty pride in the home paper; i i i B i i f l R D n 'j s n i Z B i c a z K a a c c s i a a D m i f l m a i i i i a B i a a n l i B . Cheer-o There is tomorrow. For­ and where that sentiment Is univer­ got past mistakes ami push on; thi of bigger und better things. We can are Cleveland, Akron nnd Dayton, O.; B r: at least hope this^ is true and today Houston, Tex.; Nushville, Term.; ■■■■■■aannuNaKHB^ananaannnnatiniiunnMnniiHNnianaaateBBaHMEHBnBHBU B itiito a K B E iK 0i i n i i > sal there ‘is foal community prosper­ glorious future Is ahead! . ^ M ^ ■ ore starting all over again for an­ Wichita, Knns.; -Grand Rapids and ■ • ity." “ Build thee more stately mansions other year at least can give them ben­ Kalamazoo, Mich.; Albuquerque, N. For it means loyally to*tho town's H O my soul, n efit of the doubt mid Btart the. year M.; nnd Sacramento, Pasadena and best interests, and tho most effective As the swift sensona rolH with high hopes of youth that must Long Ilcach, Calif.'' work on the pull-together plan. l^-ave thy low vaulted past! And pretty soon the local weekly Lot each new temple nobler than the be served. We are young again today { nnd facing the-world Just iis wc did ECONOMIC PROGRAM BEFORE becomes tho live little dally; it last, 1 in the early days of youth, mnking "brunches out” in every way. SO. DAKOTA LEGISLATURE Shut thee from heaven with u dome new promises, planning new things It is the friend of uvery home unii more vast, joyful over the prospects that seem a the boat home-builder of them alt.— Till thou at length art free, Illy The ‘A»Niicln««-it iirr*i»*| ■ within-reach now even if wo never at­ PIKRltE, 8. !>., Jan. t. Economy Atlanta Constitution. ■ Leaving thine out-grown shell by tain tlie goal of our ambitions. H will be the keynote of the biennial n life’s unresting r.ea!” U-( us then be up und doing, ■ session of the South Dakota legisla­ STATE ANI) c o u n t y SECURITIES What of yesterday and what of to­ n With a heart for any fate. ture, which meets early .in January, ■ AND TAXATION day ami \that of tomorrow? We can : a Still achieving, still pursuing, according to statements from senators a judge the future somewhat of the I.earn to Inbor nnd to wait. n and representatives. Pressure on the Richard II. Edmonds, editor of the pant or could in the early days of this ------------—o —■ ■ ■ part of the people for ji reduction in Manufacturers’ Record and well- country hut it is a difficult mutter to POSING AH DINERS, expenses, voiced in a large number of ■known winter resident of Florida, judge .the future of the past now for BANDITS MAKE A 1IIG the conmrtmirntions. Is cxpectJl to »egives his views on the question of things are changing with kaliedoscopi* We wish to announce.to the buying public effective January 1st, the ■ _CASII-JKWEI.ilY HAULif> ui( jn -u program o f strict m/essity. whether or not the Slnte and county rapidity and no one knows what tin* ■ Among the more important bills securities should be subject to federal future holds in store. And not know­ s following Reduced Prices on Hupmohiles: . . which members have announced would iS s taxation. This is a matter that Is be­ ing why should we worry. The same DETROIT, Jan. 1. — Nine armed 1 I ■ , ,. . . , i . be ntroduced include a law tn\ place B ing threshed out day nfter day in Divine I’ rovidence will guide our des­ ,bandits, who v. nre said to have invaded . ... V H . i u .. . 1., „ state nnd county school uffieerslon a newspapers nnd magazines us one of tinies in the future that has guided nn outlying ■ ronil house early yester1 M nr.n-politienl ballot in elcctiormt-rf-vis the by-products of u tax system that them in the past nnd all we need to do day held up the diners, robbed n small U B has proved to be the worst handicap is to keep to the right ’and keep in tin* safe, and escaped with cash and jew­ ions in the primary election law; in­ U ever introduced .into American busi­ right path putting our trust nnd our elry said total approximately $28,000, auguration of state owned •enterpris­ s J ness life, curtailing enterprise and fuith in the King.of Kings who wjll nre being nought by county and city es; n law to make the fish ami gome N S creating more liars than the world continue to reign in the heavens above authorities, although no official re­ commission a body composed of has ever before contained at one time. regardless of tho changes in the world port of tho holdup anti robbery had sportsmen to servo without pay, ex■ » * * / ctpting mileage, nnd a measure nu The Biblical statement Dial “ all men iielow. Each changing year holds much been made. thorizlng the construction o f three arc liars’ 1 must have been prophetic thnt is good nnd sonio that is bad, Despite reports that between fifty a o f the time when tho Income and-oth­ much of Joy nnd comelhing of sadness atJ(j nixly gURetn Were at the road bridges acror* the Missouri rlvrr. « er “ infernal"-revenue taxes would be ■ hut In tho aggregate the good pro house when the holdup occurred, au­ -One influential senator said bis s program wns "passing of necessary Imposed on a long suffering people. dominates over the had und the Joy B thorities late yesterday were having B appropriation bills, repent o f ineffic­ Until nmnothing better is devised, we is usually much greater than the sad­ difficulty in learning whnt took jffnee. ient, useless, obsolete nml uncnforcwill have to’ put tip with things'as they ness and sorrow. Those o f us who 3 The stbry in which they place the /ible laws and simplification of those arc. In tho meantime-it is interest­ have good health have much for which 3 F. O. II. FACTORY greatest credence is that the nine a : \ that remain, ami adjourn." . ing to note some of the sidelights. to bo thankful and our fimincinl sta­ a men drove up to tho road house in U /' a Here is one: tus is only n secondary consideration. three.automobiles. Eight of the ban­ a “ The proceeds from the sale of state I-ooklng ahead nnd pushing on with dits-ure snid to have entered the road SOCIAL RESEARCH AND TRAIN­ The Hgpmobilc is the best automobile.in tho world in its price class 3 and municipal securities nre being cx- thnt grent aim of greater achieve­ ING SUBJECT OF SOCIETY „ house, the ninth remaining outside, 3 netded for school*, roads, drainage' ments we enn face a prosperous new cutting the telephone wires ami tam 3 — riiore mileage on gas, oil and tires. Less repairs, higher re-pale. 3 and >:yarioaa public improvements year in 102.1 if all signs nre true nml f f l r T il* 4 • • o r la t r a I ' r m l poring with the ignition systems of CHICAGO, Jan. 1 / i— Social re­ which are Jynt'ps important as any 3 some of them are olmost suro enough . all the aulomubilca in tho yard search, rural sociology, training of So­ J Open and closed rhodels now in our salesrooms. ■ industrial pr railroad enterprises. The to be enllrd sure things. We have . When the eight had seated them­ cial workers and social theory and i assumption that tho proceeds from much behind us in the year just pass­ selves and ordered a meal, one of evolution are among 'tho subjects to Easy terms to responsibte purchasers. \ 8 such bonds are wasted and thrown ed that will not have to ho undergone them walked over to tho piano player be discussed nt the nnnunl meeting of away is purely gratuitous and do- this year. Strikes nnd labor troubles nnd said; A'complete stock of genuine Ilupmobile parts to insure the o w n e r ; , the American Sociological Society seem to have been settled for the lime “ Let somebody ploy that con play." hero todny. and continuing . through being which no doubt moans for tho The bumlit then began playing nnd * •/ m next year or bo and maybe for the rest when the ‘ interest of tho guests had Friday. Tho membership is composed g the'best of service. ! U SELL 23 WHEN U of pernons interested in the scientific of our life time. Imlwr nnd capital is centered upon him, hU companions LIST IT YOUR REAL j 11 Join our large family of Hup owners and you’ll Jje forever satisgetting together on a sounder nnd n fleshed revolver* and ordered “ hands study o f social problems. ESTATE fSi WITH US The rurnl sociology nnd social' re­ safer basis nnd each side has the Idea u p " V search section will discuss among oth­ of giving nnd taking and keeping the. After robbing the guests nnd n er things, the distribution of poverty wheels o f progress turning. This is Good buy* In Orange (IrovM, .H tnnll safe belonging to the proprietor ■t 1ST5t,f the_ house, known only ns "Kid" nnd philanthropy in a large .urban big thing for the year that faces us Farm Land, Improved and un­ today. Keep moving. Keep planning Hnrrls, the bandits esgaped in their community, a study in rural commun­ improved city real estate, and the somethin;; bigger nnd better. Keep up three automobiles. Pursuit was bnlk- ity organization, a survey of formers' standard of life and the prompt service ran be found at the work of building. Keep the wheels cd when the ignition system* «>" t ^ , famliy na an environment for child our p|»«------------------ THY UH! of industry turning. remaining mnehines failed to operate. (]ovo|opmcnt . , T f we have profited by the misfor­ A report on tho study and prelimi­ tunes of the pdst we should tie n KEEK GREATER DEVEL­ nary organisation o f a neighborhood wiser nnd better people in the year OPMENT CITY MANAGER of 30,000 negroes, will bo heard at the AGENTS i of 19&3. We havo made mAny mistakes PLAN GOVERNMENT session on aocia] theory and evolution • M il* in the year that is now behind us. together with a discussion- on rural r e a l estate They have been mistakes that could ( D y Tfc# A v i w l a t M P f f M ) sociology aa a college discipline. Fire. Casualty, Auto Insurance LAWRENCE, Kan»., Jan. L— have been avoided had the popl» and t- .U S U H tW *•* 105 W.’First St., 8ANFORP, FLA the leaders used common sense i nd if Greater development of the city man ------<------- Sanford Daily Herald “GOOD-BYE, OLD YEAR” A CLEAN' SLATE . # w *■ 1 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD • in c i OCCUPATION LI' ' CENSE MUST BE PAID . -- S a n fo r d B u ic k C o . I N E W Hupmoblle P R I C E S Standard Touring............. $1,115.00 Standard Roadster'............................. $1,115.00 Special Touring..... ................. $1,215.00 New Two Passepger Coupe,................. $1,385.00 Four Passenger Coupe . $1,535.00 1 Five Passenger Sedan ...... $1,675.00 Maxwell & Britt �THE SANFORD DAILY.HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY U 1923 W A N T .E w*»ni£K vtoifit Murtrift cnnt*«irvi vtniiV 0(ui>a/ iiui • tNvn«»4ie (Wisucvui' iwmtniV THE GOVERNMENT OF TTVtvXAtnC ic.NTnit PI'H" iIk* lENTlhJN (N irin W <.nu«uiioc.o,m inium h m m i u m i n ' i uirm .ib\f C«rdi of 9»nfo«J’» Kopnt. able Professional Men, enef of whom. In hi* chosen pro feoilon the Herald recom mends to the people. List of Corporations THE UNITED STATES Yonkers, New York and ' Dr. Hrucc lit* T S f A M o r la lr l I’ r ra t) stands buck of every t»nnnm*tion nt this . NKW/YORK, Jan. 1.—Increases fn Payne, repstdcnl of Peabody collegePacifist and internationalist* ten­ bank, thereby assuring to you, not only the capital Dock of several hundrd corpo­ rations in the last three months ot dencies in the schools were attacked safe-guarding of, your, fqnds, but the utmost 1922 hare amounted to more than 52,- an dangerous to American ideals by usefulness on the part o f this bank in facili­ George A. DeCottes OOO.OOb.OOO and indications are that J, J, Tigert, U. K. commissioner of tating the business of every depositor. Attorn ey-nt-Law the total soon will bo greatly increas­ education, chief speaker at the genernl ression Thursday night. ed. Nearly all o f these increases have You become a part o f our great mitionni "I do not believe in the propaganda Ortr Seminole County Dank been distributed to stockholders in ; which is Wing sprbad in thin country "stock dividends." FLORIDA lANFOIti) j for the abolishing of _ the national Tho Standard Oil Companies and hymn." he declared, "I do believe that subsidiaries have led the list in tho n certain nnllonnlism getting into our FRED R. WILSON size and amount of their stock divi­ •T f i v ? *■ •schools Is n dangerous thing, because, dends. The industrial involved have a t t o r n e y -a t - l a w the word 'international’ today is con­ included safety-rnzor companies, the nected with only, one government in banks, cotton mills, insurance com­ Pirst Nalional Rank DuHdUSg the world and that government does panies- machine shops nrui manufac­ iVKOltl) -J*!■ FLORIDA not wish internalionnlbin of nil the turing concern*, Tho slock diviilemki people bf all nations- but of only one A CO M M U N ITY B U IL D E R have ranged from two per cent of the class, which shall bccomf predominant outstanding capital slock of tho cor­ over jill other classes, which no true F. r. FORSTBR, President D. F. WIIITNRR, Caakler porations to a 1 100 stock dividend de­ American desires," FOR SALE CHELLE MAINES LOST clared by the Whitin Machine Works Tigert’s address was preceded by LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN—A of lloston. SEVERAL HOUSES for n:il< • LAWYER V short discourse by Dr. Hruce It. for rent. Sco Thigpen. The big movement to cnpitnjizo the OC-tfc ^ dog marked like Alrtlale, answers -:— Court House Payne, pealdent of the Peabody col­ to name of “ Rob". Howard.— Miss surplus earnings of corporations la­ WoftD FOR lege (if Teachers, Nnshville, Temy, Please arrange to pay cash xm do- Rosamond Radford,. a r- French Avc- gan last Octoltcr when the Gulf Oil who urged the teachers to tnke the * 237-2tc company, of New Jersey, announced livery, nml specify the kind of wood ; nue. lend in the movement for belter train­ ;\~27, it;* plans to form the Gulf Oil Com­ ed instructors. Four avenues of de­ Glasses Designed wanted, when placing ybur order* If. JLOST Wednesday morning, r>F I jm Lsiminrd grey squirrel (linker between 9th pany of Pennsylvania, and give the velopment were outlined by Dr, Payne l'JO-tfc Henry McLaulin, Jr S. Vcrnny, 'and Park and Kth and Magnoljn. Re stockholders in the old company an the development of an education de­ FOR SAI.J Dcsier and Gays’ paints C-ll— 1923 SERIES ward. Lucile Newby, H00 Magnolia. equal share in the new company and partment in every college; the inaug­ and varnlnhcs nt Sanford Novelty a 200 per cent stock dividend. AttdreW 238-atp uration of teachers' training courses Optician-Optometrist Works, Sanford agents.' 123-tfc I,. Mellon, brother of Secretary Mel­ in the high schools; better county in­ HI East First Street Sanford, Fla. FARMERS— Yqu can, get seed bed MISCELLANEOUS lon, is pesidet of the company. The car owner who is satisfied in the day in and day stitutes, and coVrespondonee courses. This was followed by rumors in the from-*i and irrigation pints nt the DANCING CLVSSLS every Tuesdny out usage of his automobile is the best asset a dcalcrjposaesMiss Rnwonn I.ongmirc, professor at Parish House at 4 p. m. for chil- financial districts that other big oil Sanford Novelty Works. • 100-tfc of English nt the State College for D It. It. M . W E L S V l Fo r , SA I.K—'fwo-ycnr-old ■ Jersey dren nhd 7 p. m. for adults. Intbrpro* companies and corporations were Con­ Women, Tallahansee, who for years Graduate Veterinarian We Lake pride in the realization o f the fnct that Oak­ bull at a bargain. Call at 13th St. tative and ball room dancing.—Profes­ templating stock dividends after cap­ has been an active worker in the as­ l l l-tfe italizing their large surpluses. Stock Telephones :• Office and Myrtle Avcnufc. 23-1-ftlp sor C. 1,. Kbsen. land car owners in the territory controlled by us and else­ sociation, I slicing boomed as a can­ Office 123 Opposite P. O. See T. Meade Fox, authorized Ford quotations. of those companies rose didate by a group of supporters. S. FOR SA^E—Twelve furnished rooms where constitute our most valuable asset, sharply, hut almost invariably fell off Residence 2.77 Del.and, Florida A. Draper, principal of the Moorchnwith three year lease at II5 Pal­ salesman, about trading in your- old again nfter the stock dividends were ven’ high school is also prominently A careful inspection and a ride in the Oakland 6-M will metto avenue. 235 ife car on a new one or buying a new car outright. Phone 331 and make ap­ I declared. The big Standard Oil com­ mentioned, us has also lieen Miss Nel-, reveal the reasons. 1-OR S A L E -t etery farm,’ house, ten pointment for interview. 233-5tp panies were among the first to in­ lie Miller of Ocala and I>r. Joseph acres Hanford. Fla., tiled flowing crease their capitalization and de­ See us for n demonstration and prices. Wells, big money maker, must settle li<Y\l t’.S diuTIt tin easy terms.-~JTW. clare dividends in stock, nml then tho Itoemer, chairman of the association executive committee. Choice of next estate. Act quick. Hox 1202, Orlan­ movement became general. year's meeting place is said to lie do,* Fla. Easy terms. 236-tftc IRK “iN.s'l/UANt SF- - k. I The Standard Oil of New Jersey on announcing an incrense in capitaliza­ tion of $516,000,000 and u *100 stock ™ ----,— .. STROUT FARM AGENCY dividend, stated thofe was no reason ?I(o, Apply . . . h You enn find (ho nnmo of fai , , 113 Magnolia Avenue SANFORD, FLA, PRONE 17 to believe that the old rate of dividend role Overland .. . , . „ . , lh every live business Man ha . I nrntshed i room bungalow, new,* would lie maintained on the new stock. RECKLESS DRIVING POSITIVELY h in Sanford in this Column **3 _____ on Dixie Highway, barn, garage. 15 MUST CEASE Il was declared that the capitalized to each day. *ua ■Is, ^ bcfmmlu arrt,,, Electric light, running water, If the figures submitted to'the Na­ surplus of the company represented id CJolden cel-; {4,jCpjlonPj path. Deep well, FnirSANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS undivided profits of many years that tional Traffic Conference n,re correct sbmv, post of- Links-.Murats engine, water piped to had been returned to the business and —and they presumably are—the loss JOHN GOVE, Proprietor ______*'-D 1 all parts of farm. Orange, tangerine, was held a- property o f all kinds nec­ of life on the highways of the United CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY. ificc, 5 acres grapefruit, peaches, blnrkbevries, tree essary to the transaction of the com­ States during the nineteon montly* of Quick Service Transfer ouii,—C, M. j blueberries, 11 varieties of grapes, 1018 Wert First Strart pany's business. Only n small part of the war was incomparable with thnt 1018 West First Street Storage KnclHttcs * 273.3tpj Itnion, cherries, liannnaa, lo(|uat, Jap. at the front. The well-nigh incredible the surplus wns represented by cash II w* plesse jou, tell ^Uurs; If not, ve. ~ Radiator*: persimmon, muibcrrles, roseiie, gunv- it was assorted. number of 91,000 is the toll of deaths tell us. I’hnne^98 tue. 23K-3tp ns.' Farm and garden tools, cow, cnlf, Many of the stockholders receiving from traffic accidents and 25,000 of celery I hind TMusCitvi ducks included; nil stoyk dividends on their holdings these deaths were children. This is an - r#,.:. i?i' 'mi $3,500 ’ n fRA cash, ,„.ui. 1ml. tJ, 2 •» nml for ?n,!>00. SANFORD • found, in effect, that they had receiv­ amazing record. 3 years. 210-tfc ed the equivalent o? four quarters for The first impulse, of course, is to deMachine & Foundry Co. rlnim ngninst the recklessness of mo­ tii/* ‘ dollar they had held bforc, ns ! nqw bungalows, SEVERE COUGH U'TKIt INFI.l Geetral Machine and Roller Works; there was‘ no prospect of receiving tor rnr drivers. It is one chief factor !i I Lane. KN/A Cylinder Grinding;- l)ei.u\n Pistons; more,rash divider.'^ in the future on in the tragic *result, The campaign Jl'S-Jtpj "After an nttiuk of the ‘ Flu’ which Hy Wheel Hie.*! Gear Hands; Crank their* increased stock biddings tluiu just begun by the Mayor and the po­ iiiiigulow on ilaL- 1loft me with n t.evere cough nothing Shafts Returned-------------- Phone f>2 lice department to urge less speed they had received previously. bLcmed.to relievo me until I used The general belief In Wall street is and more oaution or the probability Foley’s Honey iind Tur,” writes Mrs. that the repson for the great num­ of being charged*with Manslaughter, ELTON J. MOUORTON K. I). Drake. Childs, Maryland. ber of stock dividends delured is‘ that utterits Hint. Coughs resulting from Influenza, •AUCIUTKLT 1» acres jadcry Motor accidents and the resultant the companies with large surplus ear­ Whooping Cough, Asthma, Croup, La fnvlng l.ake.—E. F. tame, nings feared legislation designed to charge of "Manslaughter" are not Grippe and bronchitis tiro quickly re­ levy on their surplus Capital in tho always directly dife to the motorist T. Miller Rldg. lieved with Foley's Honey and Tur. near future. There was u referendum himcilf, but the "other fellow." Re­ lANVOttl) * .;. FJOItlflA FOR RENT Contains no opiatesi—ngrcdivnts in Switzerland last fall op n proposal gardless of how careful a driver ntay printed on the wrnpjmr. I urge-*t r.ell to make a capital levy on corporations lie, a ear coming the other direction teg ^oU;;}l mtdiiitte ill tile World. nml wealthy individuals. While tlmt or a hasty motorist trying to pass SANFOKi ) NOVELTY Sold cverywhere.—Adv, wan defeated by n ((overwhelming vote another machine on a narrow stretch WORKS tho capital levy is still •l>cing ad­ of .the road is more often the reason v. C. CULLER. Prop vanced as a mentis of assisting gov­ of fatal Collisions, etc. ernment finances by radical elpmenta. This is another reason why the General Shop and Mili in Great HHluin, and there has been Mayor recently commended a "drive Workf talk of similar measure* In this coun- carefully" campaign with the slogan PoK RENT- A desirable, we ‘{Manslaughter." it is hoped that ov­ CONTRACTOR nnd' BUILDEIi * 1 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla Spokesmen for the Standard Oil ary motorist will do his duty, that companios lutve slaU’d that their each one will respect tho rights of the companies have always been under­ other and that everyone driving n car GILLON & FRY FOR RENT—Garage at, 519 Union capitalised nml that the surplus ream­ will respect human life or injury F. O . B. Avenue, ________ 237-3|p &ECTRICAL CONTRACrORS ings on which taxes have already above.any desird to get to a certain I DETROIT FCIJt R E N T — Furnished roAnis, S. E. been paid were turned-hack into the 'place in a short period of lime. "A doctor recently" quotwl'the May­ corner 11th street and Elm Avenue. companies' business; "plowed under" mouse I.ights and Appliances —Marin Schneider. 237-3fp U is termed. Most of those companies or today, "had to get to Philadelphia New Line of Fixtorea linve decreased the par value of their from Atlantic City in seventy-five building----- 'Magnolia! Avenue shares in order, it is said, to bring the minutes. Aa Iho distance is sixty miles WANTED market price of their stocks within It necessitated his violating all speed & W. HERNDON reach of their employes and the gen­ laws. He didn't tnke into considrnWANED—A chance to build your tion thnt tho pike was Jammed with eral public and cause n wider, distri­ now iiomo before dumber gets any traffic ns it always is and he stepped bution. *' INSURANCE a g e n c y higher. Flam/and estimates furnish­ on the gas. ed.—Sanford kovelly Works. 183-tfc Near Hhmmonton he caused a EDUCATORS WOULD lighter car to go into a ditch and a WANTED ’TO RENT— Permanent, 3 HAH ARBUCKLE motor traffic cop nabbed him. He wns of 4 room tfnfurnlshed apartment, 0 . Shinholscr brought before the Jastiee! of the fiat or house, dcsirablo location. Ad-| Peace. His defense was thnt being a dies* "F . 8 ." cafe If/rnld office, SanContrncti physician he had to hurry to'the bedfr.nl Fin. FJ'J-lfC ford, Fla At the new low price the Ford •Ido of a patient. The Justice told him WANTEtYTDno (hundred colored la^ |*WfF0 RD Sedan represents a greater val­ FLORIDA that'tho next time he was iq jwch n borers for laifii clearing, contract hurry to take a train.,He, was fined ue than has ever been offeredGood camp. High land.—C. | p; Connelly & Sons work. $100, with a promise*of ten daya’ Im» W, Hockihs, Grovelaml, Fla. 231-tRtc L k ln liiU h n t i m i It provides enclosed car com­ prlsonment if. he violated ,thio speed WANTL^-'lS.o'nrmisho.l rootns^for, fort in a dependable, quality light housekeeping. Address X3FX , among the teachers here, as expresstn> r .i n i r m . •PfflVIqJ care of Herald office. 236-Stp product at a minimum cost .. od In talks, was strongly against ArIn * u r in r r „. L®l* WANITJ)—Sidewall; paving contrac' buckle’s pictures being allowed on the * S u rclr Honda Your ordpr placed*now will tors wlu> are in a position to start tND PRACTICAL screen. I.oana insure reasonably, prompt de­ *, H ualncaa Ctim ri-ra J6b promptly to.get in touch by letter lainlineu a* w'ell as Rowena H/jngndre, of the Coland liefsonilly with tho City Mana­ riefsonfl uign ortd m«terijl( tht* lege for Womcn^at Tallobassifo, was •Mala Ofrice livery. Terms if desired. . ’o ircMiitsitKiftoemy clpct(,t| prcsl(|ent ot the association, ger, New Smyrna, Florida, 23fi-3tc 11 HI’AI.t i COMPANY !k nbUn. tw i««i Into tho first worjmn over to hold that of•W p n jIU ljT COtlPANY WANTED— tVojnen L> (fell hygienic toilet rcquUilcs and KtoUer-in-thoptfcifrtton edge for the ftc«_*. The executive committee Is to 101,8 aiaKnolli A i r, select a secretary, who will bo paid bottle perfumeries, ip every town in nnd will ntso.chposo the piece for the Florida.— Mrs. Dcming.! 730 West the collar. Medium sire requires 5 * VAlithorizcU Ford, Lincoln and next meeting. The convention yester­ Church St., Orlando, Fla. _ ^37-2tp yard* 36-inch check, and -J yard f ordoon Dealer , day afternoon held- tio Mission, t))o WANTKl> TO SELL ni a In.fgain r. >36-Inch plain, material, with 7 yard* w orks ' half- inch ribbon.- . ' f one bag ennereto mixet .on •»*“ * / Ficturial Review Dress N0. 9473. limit Being filyun to* entertainm ent La a night war the, closing rosuRm with pagine, a pick up. Address Mix- Daily Fashion Hint �PAGE FOUR ' THE SANFORD DATI.Y HERAI.D. MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1923 ..*n s Gagnon is the infielder recently sc -I with ordinary aurerun, Possibly Gag­ OCKLAWAIIA VALLEY cured from Detroit in «• trade for non will fill the bill there. . RAILROAD ORDERF.d ' to Harris is a fixture nt second. So Pitcher Itay^Frnnci*. SUSPEND OPERATION Washington had one of the veter­ Gagnon must be in the whirl nt third, PALATKA- Jan. 1,—All tra(Tic*ovan shortstops of the game in Roger unless Peck is to bo traded. , Gagnon is n former Holy Cross col- er the Oclnwaha Valley railroad, op. a bit Peckinpnugh. Roger ia clipping CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor lego star. Ho joined Detroit itt the crating between Palnkn and Oc»la but ia still n*great fielder. close of the college season last year ceased Saturday under an order is«u.' It ia hnrd to figure thnt Gannon has a chance to displace Pocklnpaunh After being carried ns a bench warm­ ed to A. Chrlstcns$n, receiver o f the Lewis-Dempsey at short. There is the possibility that er for about a month he wan sent to properly, by Judge W. II. Bollock, of Griffs New Jnfielder the coming of Gagnon may mean that Rochester of the International league the Marion county circuit cqurt. The. Expect to Stage May Displace Old Peck Peck is to figure in a trhde. for further seasoning. He had a good order wns issued on a rc|>ort o f the Mixed Match It Is also possible that Gagnon la year there and is said to be ready for receiver thnt the road wns net meet­ ing expense* and that here was no WASHINGTON, I)cc. 150.—\Vherq to ,1m* tried out. nt til ini base. Wash­ fast company. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.—Ed. does Washington Intend to y*c short ington woa wenk nt her fnr corner prosper it would be able to do so „t (Strangler), Lewis, champion heavy­ atop Gagnon ? any tinlo in the near future. last year, using n half dozen men Join the throngs of readers. weight wrestler of the world, nni ,^ T C I I . ^ ' . ^ - L ^ ^ v e r c r " ° “ n|ewl that arrangementa of the piny chiefly rtspupHiWe for the m'1 ***" completed for a mixed match modern-day style of football—the for- between Jnck Dempsey, heavyweight \ «a »< -ln lr< l <n> ■ S.AN FRittH’ iSCD, .inn. 1.—West-jwnrd pass—has just been foumi. He boxing champion and himself. Lewis a produced signed articles covering the a ern college football teams hold the !fg Fielding H. Yost, veteran coach at lend in the list of enst vs. west gomes [the University of Michigan. Twenty match which were drawn nt Wichita, held each New Year’s Day nt Pw a-jfive years ago, nine years iieforo the Katts,, and carried the signature of deha, Calif., where the-University! o f' forward pass wns used ft football, he Jnck Kearns, manager for Dempsey. .................. ' Lewis sndi: “ We have made this South Carolina and Pennsylvania introduced the spiral throw, using it State College meet to d a y in (he sixth find at Ohio Wesleyan University to match. There are only a few details to be 'Worked out. When I meet the Intercollegiate interscctionni contest. tench punters how to kick a spiral. ’ Since 11)10, when the first Pasadena Using his hand instead of his foot, champion of the world in the fistic east-west game was played, the west­ for Yost says he wns n poor punier, line he will learn ho is meeting * the " ern representatives have won three, ht explained to bis spad how to Im­ champion of the world in a style of|J| the eastern teams have wane one mid part a whirling motion to the oval, to mmhnt thnt doesn’t call for putting’ * one gnme has been tied. give it speed and direction., For ninny on gloves. ^ “ I do not want to boast but if I In the first game, Washington years he used this trick in coaching nnt thrown against the firing line with State College, representing the west, his hm-kfteld, and in 1805, tho year be­ .he World's champion pugilist the peo­ defented Brown University 14-0, nod fore the present-day fonvard pass, he In 1017 the University of Oregon won published In n hook on football, illus­ ple who like sports will get the same from Pennsylvania University by the trations of his method of getting off shock they received when SMci whip­ ped Carpentier.” »Qme score. In DIE there wns no the spiral throw, The date and place of the match gnme, and In, 1919, mu) content bet“ In executing the spiral throw" were not announced. tween the Crcnt I.ak s Naval Train­ Yost mill in his 1903 article, “ place ing Station, and the Mare Inland team the bait on’ the hand us in the Illustra­ WICHITA, Kans., Jan. 1.—Tom won by the former 17-0 wns substi­ tion., The ball should lie diagonally Long, wrestling promoter of Wichita tuted. across the palm from the lutso of the The third game, probably the most thumb to tile end of the little finger. over whose signature a $300,000 offer famous o f nil, came in 1920 when a The arm should be brought around for n mixed bout to Ik; held in Wichita grout Oregon ninchtbc went .down to fonvard in a horizontal line and, just between Ed. "Strangler" Lewis and defeat 7-fl by a greater team from nr the ball leaves the hand, it .should Jnek Dempsey wns piltlo to Jack Harvard University; In 1021, the be caused to revolve .on *its axis by Kearns, knows nothing of signed ar­ University of California, playing its suddenly jerking the hand around the ticles drawn nt Wichita for the bout, first East-Went gnme, defeated Ohio ball and to tho left. The oval will lie said yesterday. , slate, Big Ten champion, 28-0. Lari thus be made to rotate like a spiral 1,08j- ANGELES, Jnn. 1.—Jactet" year California wns again selected anil kick. The end of the hall that is abend D * mpsey suld yesterday lie hud not played n tie with Washington and in tile picture must be kept ahead all been informed articles Imil l*c;-» signed Jefferson. tho time. The ball in this manner can California Won the const champion­ be thrown with ease from 30 to III for a mixed bout between him and ship ngnin thin yenr hut declined to In* yards.' The revolution of the hull on Ed. Lewis, as announced in San Fran­ a candidate for tho honor of repre­ its axis should be rapid.. This pass cisco, but declared he was ready for senting the west, no the Pncific Coant can lie made with or itcrosa the wind l*,c rnntl'b. Conference selected Southern Califor­ and with practice the player can con nia, which had held the champion trol its distance and direction almost rars Ready for Bears to 12-0, the lowest score of any as well us if the oval were a base­ , Game With Cuba * game won by California during „the ball." University Team senson. Southern California hns had a good Many versions of the “ Ty” I’obbWINTER PARK, Jan. 1.—All is in | .season, winning every game except hit controversy have filled tho colreadiness for one of tho unique foot-: the California content. In today's! omns of baseball gossip, but the truth t ill! games on record, the clash be­ game, the /Trojans will he playing is that President Ran Johnosn of the against the Bezdek style of football, American League refused to accept nu tween the powerful University of Ha­ vana cloven and the Tars of Rollins something the westerners have not unsigned box score as official. met thin season. Ildgo Dczdck, conch When Johnson announced after sev­ College which will take plnce this af­ o f the Penn State team, formerly eral weeks of dispute in newspaper ternoon on Miami’s polo grounds as a coached ut Oregon .but has been in the articles, that the hit was awarded to feature of the Magic City's New Year cast several yen fa. Cobb because the official box Bcoru celebration. The game is In-Ing fdnyScores of games played by U. S. (*. was "utyiuthenUcatcd,” he meant "un­ t d under the auspices of the American Legion of Miami ami indications point signed." • :■ An unsigned box score, Johnson to the largest attendance of any foot­ • Penn State 2 9 ..... ......Williartt and Mary, ...... 7 held, was like an unsigned check—no ball game played south of Atlanta. 20 — ...... Gettysburg ........... ........ ....... 0 good. The discovery of two' discrep­ Thousands of tourists in and about • (i ancies in tho unsigned box score wns Miami, who will witness this gnme, 32 ...... Lebanon Volley on by the Iwill have an opportunity of recount-!* 0 8 3 ..;Middlelmry ing the story of America's only game ■ American Longue official’ statistician 0.__ .... Syracuse . « 0 .... .. . Navy .............. 14 ns t, routine matter nod the Associat­ ut international football played this-" m substituted season. That n Florida team, thnt of 10...... .....Carnegie Tech, . . . . . . . . ......VO ed Truss box score was ••'W f >• •'» Rollins College, whose eleven ranks < a „ .... Pennsylvania , ....... 7 for the official box. Careful checking o f the season’s among the lending small teams of the .....Pittsburgh ..........t......... .......14 M box scores for final official averages .South, has the distinction of repre­ ~Z I - 7? . *_ ._ ' gridiron 130 48 brings to light, it if* learned, many senting America in this disputes and obvious errors which are strugglu'is n source of much pride to Southern California r>4...... 14 corrected by the official statistician, Floridians and the Tars nre certain' * ‘ 0 if plainly erroneous, without bccom to receive the plaudits of thousands; ir> . t known. Some official scorers, it when they prance upon Miami s fnsh-j II n . ... .... Nevndn .................... said, im v e been prone to omit suchj iennble polo center to face the inter­ _ o ... undisputed events nsi double plnys'and national rival. ..... 1 ) 2 0 ...... ......Occidental - .......... .. home runs. • ....... 0 0 — ......Stanford ... ................. . a 14.****....... Idaho —............................. ...... (1 Kline, Gainesville “ The Life of Bat Nelson," former 4 L . „ . — .Washington Slate .... ...... :i Coach, Resigns, and N -— — light-weight champion, who met them all and ‘retained l»ia*'tltle until Ad 20 160 : Ji- i *T: . Acosta May Succeed Wolgasl won the crown, fails to reveal the money saving capabilities of the EIGHT I. W. W. PRISONERS . GAINESVILLE. Jnn. L—Coincident former slugging and punishment ab­ FREED ON CONDITION with the resignation of W, G. "Bill" sorbing Dane, although it relates his THEY LEAVE U.| Kline, head coach at tho University Ulu’s ring career authentically, of iFlorida, his resignation to become Nelson recently returned from the WASHINGTON, Jnn. 1. — Eiglit effective immediately, John AcOstn, former member* of the Industrial east where he was awarded $1,000 j of Jacksonville, former Yule football Workers of tho World, sentenced four damages following his arrest on n star, who coached the Florida fresh years ago to varying terms nt Leav­ charge o f shoplifting, which lie prov­ cloven this fall and whipped inenworth penitentiary for conspiracy ed to be untrue. Enrouto home he ijim to shape a yearing team that defented the price of a sleeping and violation o f war-time legislation, learned every opponent it met, has boon men­ were offered frvcflom Hutunitty by ear berth would be nine dollars. Rath­ tioned unofficially as a possible suc­ President Harding 6n condition Hint er than spend that amount, "IJat” cessor should Klino’s resignation bo says heAat up all night and when ht*j they leave the United Stats. accepted. None of the athletic offic­ finally dozed off to sleep all the winials have discussed him, however, and SPECIAL SKATING WEDNES­ clows in the coach were opened caus­ DAY NIGHT; LAKE MARY SKAT­ ing him to take a cold which prevent­ mention of his name is nte'ro specula­ ING ACADEMY. BIG TIME. tion. ed his talking for several dnys. 23B-3te Kline said he was quitting coach­ "That nine dollars cost me $900," ing to go into business nnd while he he said, "and you can believe me, here­ lias made no definite pinns, probably after when I want a sleeper I’ll pay would iocato jn Miami. the price, because I have got to have Kline tame to Florida three yonrs Mullet Roe, lb..*»•**»*****» my voice in my business." ago from the University of Nebraska where in one year he turned out a Salt Mullet, l b ......... .15c Pittsburgh Wins football eleve nthat Won-the chnm Over Stanford U. pionshlp of tho Missouri va|ley conNice Fat Mackerel ferortfce. STADIUM STANFORD UNIVER­ . No successor hns been sclented nnd Jones’ Dairy Farm SITY, Calif., Jnn. 1.—The University It Is unlikely nny official action will of ’ Pittsburgh's Panther football team take plnce.until the*mccting of the Sausage.. defented the Stanford University elev­ nthlctic bonrd next.weeken, 0 to 7 here Saturday before n Nice Fat Hens There are many insects which make crowd of approximately 10,000 per­ noises so faint that they are inaudl Clover Hill Butter, the sons. For three periods, Stanford hie to the human car—but not in San was entirely on the'defensive but in the fourth quarter it displayed-nn of­ Best fensive that resulted In it# lone todch down. During most o f tho game, .In tho southern part o f Ariiona the proved nuperior in nearly every de­ xVlld rubber plant grows abundantly partment of play. canal# arc the Zi * - .V! BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING WEST LEADS EAST IN THE NUMBER OF INTERSECTIONAL GAMES WON NOW . - r -W A y S;. GOLF BOWLING '■ TENNIS BOXING GOSSIP PICKED AT s s s O ne o f the Best Farms in Centred Florida 30| j A .c r e S ” - 2| | Fencfed; Ditched tand Ready to Op­ erate; Good W ells; Good Location; Third Cash; Balance Easy Terms �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAIRY HERALD, MONDAY. JANUARY 1, 1923 by the Woman's Club at the \V Club House, 8 p. m.—Hand rehearsal h 15tth Infantry Hand, Fla., N. courth ouse. Saturday All day another great r for Sanford and Seminole pie. ' ■ Monday j Sunday n1.—Parish reception given at Hand concert every Sunday at 1:00 p- tn. at Central Hark. House by Father Peck. . 8rf- m. Country < nt.-'HfguIar meeting I. 0 . 0 . Masonic Hall, m—liowling at Parish Hffur**; nj,—Social given by Catholic n's League at K. C. Hall., in.—Meeting of Business Wom- Tuesday By w. it. Hearman, Secretary |2:I5 noon -Weekly luncheon, Ho ■uv Club, Voider. Hotel. Mr. Lewis O'Bryan, of the law ' gJ p r.t.-Special mooting Retail Hereboots Committee at Voider llo- firm of O'Bryan and Sharon, bus been appointed chairamn of the legislative m.- -Hand rehonrojil by Ln committee of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce to succeed K. F. Hou te8 p. m.—Regular drill Co. I). F. N. holder. Fred T. Wiltson, who hni rerenly come to Sanford to engage in C., at CeUrt lloure. 8 ji. m. Hcgular meeting Knights the pmcico o f -law, has also lieen add­ ed 04 it ntemlter of this commjttee. of Columbus, at K. O. Hall. jf p. m. Hcgular meeting Masonic The legislative committee will hold its first meeting under the chairmanship izslge N«. M, “ l Masonic Hall. o f Mr. O'Bryan, Wedm.day evening, •Ian. 11. This meeting will he held in Wednesday 12:IS noon—Weekly luncheon of conjunction with the city planning committee, at which lime n city zoning Kiwanix Flub. 7:2U p. m. Howling at the Parish hill* will lie prepared which will Is* Ktibinited at the next, session of -this Hoove. . . S p. in. Special meeting of the. legislature. Map Coni eat Ended— Decision Legislative and City I'|nlining CcmiriUcei of the Chamber of ComThe map contest for student* of tin* grammar school and which was in­ augurated by the educational commit­ tee of the chamber I l f Cummvrri* has ended, and he best of then* maps have been selected, awaiting tin* d vision of the judges. These judge* wen- appointed at Friday'; meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, Tin* maps .-iuhntiltil are of Seminole county and the majority are very efficiently prey .pared. They would do juntas to sittdents of the higher grade.i and tin committee will have a very diifirult proposition in selecting the best ol those submitted. ( ’. of C. In Determine [tenson for Out-of-Town Huying Considerable discussion was indulg­ ed in at the meeting relative to a pre­ vious suggestion made on Rending mil a questionnaire to local people in Thursday ■";30 p. in, Hand rehearsal, Ladies' Hand at Ihc Court House. 7:20 |i m, Regular meeting of LsjIi r Klur id Masonic Hall. 8 j>. m Regular drill, Medical forjw. f N at court house. TAD p m. Howling at the Parish IJoU***. * Friday 12:15 noon—Weekly luncheon of lb t harnkf of Commerce at the Vallirl lioti-l, 8 p. m. Hcgular meeting of San* ferd Medical-Dental Society, MoqteiiiBa Hotel. M A ** * * * * ♦ 4 4k 4 * v v v A v * v 4 v * V * 4. .4 . .4* V V ■ ■ * * * * * ■ 4 4 4 Hon. W. T. Bland, president of the First Nntionn! Hank, of Orlando, hna accepted an .invitation to be the principal speaker and guest of honor at the next evening meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, which will be held Thursday evening, *dnn. II, at 7:fi0 p. in., in the Valdes hotel, The guest of honor for the evening movi­ ng scheduled for February will no doubt lx» Mr. J. B. Ingram, of St. Augustine, to whom an involution is being .extended.' C. of C. Move for Host off ice 1 Improvements The cramped conditions «s the postoffice were aggravates! by the unpre­ cedented Christmas business. • This subject was brought to the attention of the,meeting! and it was moved that the-chamber take whatever steps arc necessary to Interest representatives in cottgie.-.'i and endeavor- to make more, adequate quarters' provided to handle the postal service in.Sanford. Aid to diminution of Mosquitoes. Forrest Ijiky elatcsl it was tbe incut ion of the city commissioners to take steps to eliminate mosquitoes from Sanford by hiilk-luqtiiing that portion of the lake-front within the city limltn. It was Mr. Lake's belief tlyit thin woul^r require a special net of the legislature, and he suggested that the Chamber of Commerce ap­ point n special committee to inves­ tigate the matter fully and report the findings to till- city commissioners and permit the bitter to benefit by, same. Referendum No, in from the Hun i-d States t-hninlmr of foinmcnc ere be u^t'd first" sold Wnrrcn It. Man* highway * licautification lit to save 'th e natural ning.'of Huston .world -famous archi­ tect who i» In charge of the plans bebeauty In which thoVtatc nhnumla and intr worked out by the Orange 'County after llu t to supplement this natural beautification Commission at the mcotbeauty by the -orderly planting ‘ o f ing of the Orange County Chamber of trees, shrubs, vines and other llower- Commerce. "Florida's-tim-Trtrp ‘ in* tu look with dirfavor upon the.flroposition at this time. To Kucourage Tourists List Accom­ modations With ('. of C. Inquiries on Sanford continue to come to the searetnry's o!Tice each day in .greater volume, and if but a por­ tion of these people come to Sanford this winter, the city will experience the greatest touring season in its hi*? tory. Anticipating the demand that will bo made on the id ready acute shortage o f accommodations, an urg­ ent appeal has been sent to all local people to list all available oceommo_» dutiuns with the Chamber of Com­ merce. Report from New York on Sanford's Ncw Hotel Ing plants along the highways accord­ ing to well worked out plans.- PlantSPECIAL SKATING WEIJNES* ings must' be made of matAi iaN that DAT NIGHT, LAKE MARY SKATwill not require watering nnrl fcrtili- INK ACADEMY. IIIG TIME. 238-3tc Interesting excerpts were tend from a letter received by the organisation front Mr. \V, T. Donnelly, o f New York, relative to his progress on the tourist hotel for Sanford, and was to the qffect that Mr. Donnelly's pro­ gress in this direction was roost pro* mining and that he had been successfill in interesting other individual means in the project. NEW YORK DIGGING WA1 OFT OF FIRST 8N01V OF SEASON and address on, just as soon as you send them. I want every boy and girl, eveiy man and woman to have one o f these Calumet Puzzles. It’s more fun than a box of monkeys—the longer you work with this puzzle the more interested you become— the better you like it. Send for one—see how long it takes you to solve it— spring it on some o f your clever friends—see how fast their brains work— see if they can solve a real puzzle. Don’t wait—cut the coupon out of the paper right now; right away— fill in your name and address—send it with a two* A. cent stamp to help pay p o s t - ^ S £ / A age and mailing w the calumet KlU: inininru 111'I Stin fur ( I --------------------- F I"rase trrul me aocol tile fire C.Iumtl Hun Us. 4 * * * * * * * * * •< C o n d itio n o f th e Close of Business December i I Deposits December 30,1922 $1,226,000.84 Deposits December 30,1921 .... 872,918.11 353,052.73 ease in one year 30,' 1922 * Surplus Dividends Unpaid Bills Payable ..A . Re-Discounts..... Circulation.... . DEPOSITS........ 50,000.00 1,226,000.84 OFFICERS I President B. F. WHITNER F -P . F O R S T E R Vice-President L. A/BRUMLEY Cashier T. J. MILLER Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS L A BRUMLEY S..O. CHASE F. P. FORSTER T. I. H AW KIN S T. J. MILLER ESTABLISHED 1887 B. E. SQUIRES B. F. W HITNER Vice-President � 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 01, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 01, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 01, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald