1 10 318 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ee93aa17639c33a00a4316bab2871c70.pdf 2b0767d42039d7e067836b392c4fbe50 PDF Text Text hr tfc# Ik iir t; * •nd the Cffwifry • VeireUWe Seetlwi K ------------ — ---------------* T~ A8SOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES V olume v . SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1924 [CAPITAL USHERS IN THE NEW YEAR jduces m easure TO S T O P SALE JELS A C T I V E _ Pursue Rebel Troop* "hr Northern Part of Fighting Area . », TNc A.>4WtatMl , | WASHINGTON, Jan. 1<— I t is btful if objections raised in ^.essionnl e lr d n 4 w ill block ■plttion of the sale o f surplus material to the Mexican govtnt Plnsl deUils o f the sale are beMiuidcred at the w ar depart- SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS N E W A U T O F O R M R . W IL S O N W A SH IN G TO N , Jan. 1.— The national government and ita capi­ tal city welcomed the N ew Year last night with festivity am f words o f high promise. . President Coolidge and most ol his cabinet members remained quietly at home to celebrate the Kiyoura Is Ask4d To event in the old fashioned fam ily but in many crowded ball F orm Japan Cabinet way, roomaand •e fe s a mord demonstra­ tive spirit ruled through the latu TO K IO , Jan. 1.— Viscount hqurs and refused to be dispelled K ltg o Kiyoura, president of the by fast-flying threats o f a whole* Privy; Council Tuesday was Je liqqor cleanup. summoned by Prince Regent Three cabinet .officials, Secretar­ Hirohito to form a cabinet to ies Mellon, Hoover and Work, Tssusucceed that o f Premier Tama- 1cd statements bespeaking fo r the moto. which resigned following an a tteiip t last week to assas­ sinate tHe Prince Regent. • RECEIPTS FOR LOCAL RUN OVER IDE HO,NO NECESSARY 10 GET HIGH CoL Proctor Sends In His Resignation N E W YO R K , Jan. l.-^ o lo n e l J. R. Proctor, a foe o f soldiers' bonus plan, announced‘ Tuesday ho had sent In his resignation os a member to Augustus P. Gardner Post of American Legion at Washington. Colonel Proctor is the second New York officer to quit the Legion be­ cause of. the bonus. DECEMBER BUSINESS SHOW BIG GAIN New Rating Will Give Advantage of Many N«Mt*n Privileges, Is Said Although nffirial infdrr from the U n ltijl States Pos.____ Department tit Washington w i ll ) not be given out for some time o n ' the- subjjcct, it heenmn knot Tuesday thnt Sanford w ill have nostoffice with n first-class r a tin g ’ In the yenr o f 1924. This inform** tion was given out today by FaqU', m aster J. C. Hqll and A ssIsU M Postmaster II. C. Haskins. . jL In order fo r any postoffice to * • » cure u flrst-clnss rating, it rn u it. do an. nnnual business o f $ 10,OOP/ it was stated by Mr. HaiL Th a- j Hanford office has gone over thitt , Jamount; he said. Complete urea were not available as to tn « : exact amount o f business that ha* . been done by tho office fo r the y e a r . thnt lias just passed duo to tha fact that the December figure* have not been compiled as yet. T lie Christmas rush o f buninees, which, by tho way, Pm H iie lT iM H all stated increased 20 per cent over last year, has caused tho o f* ficinlH to tfet behind in roe* ords hut I t was announced that they will be availahlo within , 1 few days. months o f the yenr amounted t<*"™ U p to December l thu hutin done by the locnl office 111 fo r tho 1 1 months o f the year amounted to 134,200.29. This meant that that amicable outlook in the nation's foreign relations. . The leaders in congress put aside fo r a littlo longer the troubles they w ill face when senate and house reconvenes next Thursday to grapple with This automobile was prea*Hted -t* Woodrow Wilson ’on *thV Occasion of his C7th birthday. The many serious problems o f public picture taken when the former president rode in the auto for the first time. Seated next him Is Mrs. policy. ,hs T hs resolution to forbid the sale Wilson. The other woman in rear is Miss Margaret Wilson. Red Letter Y ear PoliticaHy. the government o f war equipTo political Washington 1024 lo any foreigp power as by Representative Fair- Judge- Householder Will Retire will be a m l letter year, fo r-it will see speedily unfgided the panora­ jj a Republican, o f New York, From Present Office To RnNorth and W est In New Year Ushered In Amid Blow­ ma o f another presidential camiot be put through congress, • gage in Private Practice |uiign. To social Washington, too. thought, in timo to affect tho Grip of Bad'W eather ing" o f Whistles and Ringing will be n year o f thriila from the ion. • . o f Hells. The announcement made Tuesday moment the Preaideht and Mrs. CHICAGO. Jan. L — New JU.... ARF%7, Mcx., Jan. 1 .— In r f- by County Judge E. F. Householder Coolidge take their places tomor­ Year’s Day was ushered in on " Today is the first day o f the to rid this section o f rebels, o f his intention to retire from the row in the Blue room fo r their first New Year’s rocoption. the rhivering middle west nnd ' yenr! Ignacio Enriquez,’ northern oljlct — ..... *•'•••*“ Mingling .with tho more discumninnder, is to "start im• Sanford like nil other cities the central United Stales with quite . surprisc in locnl .political cordunt sounds o f revelry lust tely in pursuit o f troops temperatures hovering close I world over ia celebrating the be­ Cuunty Judge Scores . Citizens circles. I t was believed by i y many n _ night with solemn words o f hymn led by Krnosto Herrera and ginning o f n new year. The stores to the zcju mark uml in Home Who Would Shirk Their Duty iuel Thai) in Villa de Allends, that he would be n candidate for and prayer floated out through rases dropping below it. I are closed for the day nnd likeWhen Called. Parral, according to advices reelection'to the office of County many softly lighted church win­ i wire the banks nnd postoffice. The Chirngo itself had n temperred hero from Chihuahua Judge but his announcement de­ dows, and ah Pythian Templo memTlie weather bureau warned o f ture o f three degrees. North<city offices are closed and many finitely puts at rest any rumors to hers o f n hnlf dozen temperance Tho Seminole County Court con­ cold wuves horded eastward. <rn Illinois was covered with took udvnntngc of the holiday to orgnnizatlons gathered far a ____ watch_ vened Tuesday morning at 10 o'­ ........... . gal....______ iimall f»rce of men under Her- the contrary.. several inches of snow. make excursions into the country Tho house immigration commit­ and Chao have been attackJudge Householder made his an­ service in which they clasped hands clock for' its regular session with Throughout Kansas and -Many went on hunting and fish­ j the railway trains in an effort nouncement at the opening o f the at midnight in a human circle to Judge K. F. Houseluiliier presiding tee continued liear.ngs on immi­ .MIhm.uH thermometer read­ ing expeditions while other took gration ’ legislation, ronffirm their solidarity o f purpose » obtain guns and ammunition. County Court Tuesday morning and Schelle .Maine;-, prosecuting for ings were reported within few their lunches and formed picnic Louis A. Hill resigned as direct- I degrers of zero. The cold wave and also gives it in qn announce­ In the cause o f prohibition. the state. lien to tho various lakes nearby. Pictures strangely in contrast to or o f the bureau o f engraving and WASHINGTON,. Jan. 1.— A ment that appears elsewhere in this leaded southward through the Following the opening o f court, A number o f ears of Linford peo­ al protest ngainst the plan o f paper. When seen Tuesday morn­ this were presented, to the clos­ tho jury whs summoned nnd then printing. Mississippi valley to New Or­ ple want to Daytona early in the ing eyes of tho old Year in many Prohibition officers throughout “ war vtfr nm ing, the Judge made no comment i United States to sell leans and into Texus Which gatherings in Judge _ Householder delivered hiu the country were ordered to nmke J wait gripped by the coldest to the government o f Gen- upon the matter exeunt to any that countless Pirivate < opening address to the court in Nc.w Y ear’s parties "d ry ." . iObregim in Mexico was trans­ at the .conclusion o f his term Jnn- homes nnd hotels. The .police edict breezes of the season. which ho reviewed the activities of Mexican revolutionary agents 1 ited to the state department uary 1, 1025, he would retire from against hip-pocketing was Iron­ the court since its formation nnd filed a protest against the sale o f clad enough, but there were hun­ . by representatives hero o f politics litf * ....................... and devote his time to his dreds willing to take a chance. N cr sipce his induction into offleo. A Aniericun arms to thu Obrcgou , h Huerta group. Appar- private practice. stuted Tuesday that ho w a x glad feature o f tho judge’s address was : . . While tlie eastern and middle to suy that the month's receipts Uy, the c< mmunication was wL t . i. v u ..Ldld they worry about the prospect his rumurks upon the subject of government. , When asked whether he w uoldfthnt the ncw yenr gee n Tota l government - roroipts for sed to be lost in departmental \v;sfjrn states to say nothing of would show that the receipts went? office-in the coming congressionul .investigation o f li Jury duty. He pointed out thnt it 1923 were said at tho treasury t" some few southern states were in over the $6,U00 mark. This makes n, »* there was no Indication seek any other ra’.’i ' ' . . * ' ‘.‘t liT lir evury citizen’s duty nnd obliga­ " 'seholder amilst iU receipt w olld ever be nc- fa ction . Judge olliiseholder sm bo $4,104,905,000. nn increase o f , quor drinking in'W ashington nnd the grip o f tuvuru snow storms as it absolutely curtain that the.local _ _ refused to give out ni . u sweeping crusade. against selU tion to his community to act upon nearly half u billion over 1022. ■ • 1 ingiy any 1•(edged office will g a in tho coveted rank* the Jury when summoned. statement in regards to the ques'EiectHc" railways o f Uio cnnulry ers and buyers alike. Washington ing fo r next year, Mr. H all fu rtlfo f . fgovernment In tion. Rumor has jt that he will N o man cun receive moro than enrried 15,331,401,KOI pusrengers In any case that Is only one o f past has scrupulously avoided snid. what he puts into anything, he . ,to be , pinny things thnt the federal govInst year and their net operating dealings with agents in this probuiy ask the , voters -------! There were many "N ow Yenr It in interesting to note that all the ernment ....... ...................... must face. .in. . ____ 1924._ Be sold, but yut there urn ninny who revenupcs w ere placed at $240,­ atry of revolutionists against a elected to some other office in thc HT. PARO,’ ’i*c::aa, Jar. I.— Or- ’ W atch" parties in Hanford Mon- hut three months of 1923 eclipsed are receiving the benefits that this 914,378 by the census bureau. June primary but just what office I fore another new year President dfy power. They 1 ' gnnizatlon o f a m ilitary triumvi- J ,,ny night. There was n dance tho corresponding month o f 1922 he wll iseck, is not known. It Is ‘ Coolidge nnd Hiram Johnson and community nITurds and ut the sunie gnizet) in no official way. time ure unwilling to give n littlo ute, which In-the end would select « ivcn at thc Valdez Hotel where in thu matter o f receipts. O f these I Were were ,signs In congr rresslon- possible though that he will seek other presidential candidates will o f their time in order to aid in en­ W opian Is Seriously .... .................. ......... its own chief nnd would not sup-_ o f the dancing set danced three months that fell behind, the I circles during the day, . . no towever, the prosecuting attorney’s office [know which o f them is to live forcing inws that make this com­ now held by Schelle Maines. | thereafter in the White House, I n i l i r p f f i n \ R r a w 1 l P ‘,rt thu candidacy o f Do La Iluerthe *»W-yw»r out uml the new yenr highest deercuse wns but 9205.00. objections to the sale that u iju iw Z1 I x r z z x T T z itn has ,)cen b a r e ( | j n thc |S8Unnce in to the strains of appropriate Dn the other hand, the mon_. munity possible to exist. ith o f . Judge Householder has held tho The taxpayers w ill know whether kt prove more effective. The IIo further assorted that he o f n manifesto by rebel chiefs, now music rendered by a fine orchestra. A pril, 1923, hud an increase o f ov w on of the administration in de- office of County Judge for a period, their payments into tho goverment would excusu no niun for mere Beginning a few minutes before eJ" S l,i 00.00'o v e r April, 10- 2. iTho, to grant the request o f the o f seven years. Up until last June' till arc to be curtailed or augment- .business reasons. Only in tho most n P T n m T ' i",,flT '1n ,r* "> in the hands of the federal milliDETROIT, Jan l.-O no woman , authorities, according to Id12 2 o'clock activities Ik-kuii in ,,Uu'r month,i “ *teady n»r he presided over the County Judge’s ed. The world war veterans will gon government was under _____ _ t_fj.it-.- __ • i . .. crease over the year v.»nr urgent of cases will he excuse men, was shot, probably fatally and n vices to Mexican consul, Enrique earnest before; o f bidding good bye to the creasi' ssion among members of both Court and folowing the organiza-i know whether they are to receivr he said. n i l ! VI u / n « ' n lin ilairi n f U f h n l n o l i n n n * « r • box rent 'recciptq receipt; man was Uwounded at what police old year nnd promptly nt 12 Quarterly Do Ruiz, Monday. ses who are in Washington tion o f the Seminole County Court a bonus. The railroads w ill know amounted to npiproximatoly 9535.* Tho nddress was ns follows: describe ns a freo for nil brwl thut as required by an act o f lcgisln-' whether the transportation law is ne opposition wiut voiced. Those signing thc liiunifosto o’clock amid thc blowing o f whis­ W ith the y ea r’s business total* "Gentlemen, it is a rather strange climaxed n N ew Year’s ove party ture, he became the .judge _ o f th a t' to be upset 'and tno ib farm ers w ill tles nnd honking of horns the new Fairchild Oposea It. which wns widely distributed, | Representative Fairchild, Rc- court. - His duties in both courts, know whether they are to receive coincidence that the beginning of at Roseville Inn. u MnComji coun­ were Generals Mnycotte, Garcia, year o f 1924 wns appropriately ing over $49,000, tire increase *ov»r the year 1922 w ill be approximate* this new term o f County Court ty roadhouse, Tuesday morning. ^ •lican, New York, announced his were-practically the same but the 1 substantial relief. Vigil nnd Hernandez. Maycotts, tho ushcretl in. AH thc noise making ly 9*1.000, it was said. Receipt* Secretary Mellon’s statement on should fall upon die first day of Thirteen men nru being hold whilo ntion ot introducing a resolu- organization of the county court devices iii the city were probably ... is the .... be­ police -conti'iue"their! inveil*tTgatlons! K^neral- wns advised, suf- brought into play and fo r 1922 amounted to f36,l82.4!>. r lo r the new year de the New Yenr, which . » ye upon the reconvening o f the gives it more jurisdiction thnn the the .prospect bcdlum M r»- John Case was prolmbly | ‘ he loss o f the greater part Tined sunremi X for fulK- " 15 ! dared that, although confident o f a ginning o f the last year o f my Although tho local offfee wRl .this week, proposing to fo r­ ju dge’s court. hbi command in the baftlo o f JJJJJJ1 " U,,rUne for full> lf* probably lie notified within a short prosperous one, much depended up­ judicial service ns your County _ i Fatally wounded and William ProI the sale by the government o f ill. back hack over »vi'r' voa shot through arm. I uebla nnd is asking fo r pence | minutc» time that it i> to have a first* ■* on continue] efforts o f the country ' Judge, and in looking t equipment to any foreign pow|terms from the government. clnVs rating during this "yeaf? tho to keep its financial house in order. tho past seven years of service I . Even if such a resolution new rating nlong with the benefitn Secretary Hoover said there were feel thire are a few outstanding The first provision in the mnni-1 be adopted, however,* it First Gar o f Celery evidences o f strong upward cur­ thoughts which would not be amiss festo is that Obregon be ousted t H I v l U Y L l , .that go with it, will not go- into 'j doubtful that it could be rents in industry, which should be to speak of today. I wunt to take Shipped B y F. H. Black from trie the executive chair. effect until July 1 , the beginning 1 t through in time to prevent the more than sufficient to offset the this opportunity to commend the o f the tlscnl yenr, it was furthec spletion of the sale to Mexico The second provides that recog­ bad effects o f the European econo­ announced by Mr. Hall. . I »o one denies that the presicitizenship of our county for the T o F. H. Black of I-nke Mon­ nition be withdrawn from deputies mic crisis. Secretary Work us* now has full legal powers to Ruling of ottlces, said M r. Hall, loyal support given the adminis­ roe) goes thc credit for the first nnd senators who constitute the serted thot an era o f “ unpreced­ * iueh a suie. is made according to the calendar Mexican congress. ented prosperity” seemed to bo tration of justice. By a continued eur lo t shipment o f celery for the protest of the de la Huerta year hut does not become effective* unselfish support of the citizens season, Mr. Black hnving shipped In the third, disavowal o f hetT A L L A H A S S E E , Fin. Jan. 1 .— just ahead. on was addressed to Secretary until th e . beginning o f tho fiscal Many officials sent new year tho supremacy o f the law will two cars to the niurkets on New ing magistrates of the supreme ho and signed by Enrique Leasing o f convicts to private inHr The luiH-lalnl t'rrae. year which is .Inly 1. This celery is o f the court is nsked. IIAN G O R, Maine, Jan. 1.— “•***■• the stationery usecF being tcrests became unlawful fn Flor- pn.*cUngs to the employes o f their always be nmintnined in Seminole Y en r’s day. Thu W ith a first-class rating the lo* The fourth provision appoints Sheriff Edmond W. Grant o f Aroobranches o f government service . . . __ . . . . . . . •Agency «C y Ooff iida l l t t f after l f l * * * * mmidnight i i l n i i v f i f \Monday f n m l n v nnight, liv k t DI ded ‘Tontldcntial A• <fcw gency, — oV. .,v«. county, and from my close asso­ pearlie white variety nnd is ns cul office will come in fo r new ciation with the judicial prdfine ns nny shipped from this sec­ Gen. Guadaialupe Sanchez, En­ .Provisional - „....... . Government v.u.urnment o ff .under . under provisions of the law enact-! ?n‘* Director Hines o f the veterans j stoek county nnd Willard S. Lewin, cedure I am certain that this ran tion. Mr. Black stated Monday rique Estradn, nnd Kortunuto Mny- attorney o f Moulton, were con­ equipment nnd milled allowance bo dono by each citizen realizing that ho expects to ship nine curs coote ns head o f m ilitary move­ victed by a Federal jury Tuesday for clerk hire. In* further snid. I t I -rv - , — ,------ , . jalso abolished the lash in cohvict •the coming year w ill bring health, meuns nn Increase in the snbrlea ITlie undersigned consul geheral . eamps in this state. strength aid happiness to those that the proper administration of from his four acres at Lake Mon­ ments in their respective territo­ o f conspiracy to defeat the opera­ of the postmaster and assistant* I tke provisional government o f Pa**nge o f the act was the out- 1 w,ho " e^vc'* their C0,Jntry *n tin,c the law is the basic foundation of roe. This is his first year as a ries to fulfill the plan ns outlined tion o f prohibition laws, and were postmaster, r iv e s added prestigu our government and that when you celery grower. above. The fifth provision cites sentenced to serve two years each to the office and puts the pustinus* «n .New New York, York, and and in in '1 ttrowth «.fV ai lecisative investica- o great emergency.” in o fl c.‘?re-. cmcrKCncy* . , tor the time beinx of the I “ i l , “j ? llv « ‘ nvtsttga Similar messages o f greetings ure called upon to perform a duty in the federal prison nt Atlanta. ter in n position to usk for the fi of that government in I ‘ ^e death in a Dixie coun- nnj declarations o f policy fo r tho or render n service in your cour(s, Both filed exceptions nnd provided best o f service, these and other itiil States, has tho honor to ! ty i Um,^"‘ rnCni!nr M“ rtin new yenr emanated from the head- thnt It is the highest nnd most imbenefits will accrue from thu now bail. * Form tho ilenartment o f stntii I n North 1)ak,,tn y ° uth who ha<1 quarters o f many organizations port:mt duty or service a citizen rating, it was further announced. MhN government, as a rewlt ^ eri here by the sheriff of outside the goverment. Cliarles Calvin of Houlton testi­ Ono can he called upon to perform in fied that he was in partnership 1“ "piTutions, now controls the I L ^ ° ncounty for stealing a ride on statement, issued by Samuel Gont- tho advancement o f our democrat­ with Richard Vereker o f Houlton This Man Has Many F*,ter Part o f the Mexican ra- i “ tram- The inquiry resulted pers, reaffirmed the purpose o f or­ ic government. Some o f Sanford’s ambitions fo r the year of Nineteen. Hundred and had paid Grant uud Lewin including all ports on tho K rom u l* H «r written to Tabert’s ganized labor to remain in politics "The duty you aro most usually nnd Tw en ty Four: • iUHt. snv» ...... as ... well as _n He States toast, save one, all neonl People by a felolw prisoner in the during the presidential year and $825 month for absolute monopoly Reasons, A t\r% S 1. . Vs 9.. . . . I ____- - - ___ ...1 i L L t . ___ VV . . L __________ 1 i L . . t A t f t L ,h S I I 1! I— L —°n the Pacific, except tho^e I camp with him. He charged that fight for the principles it long has called upon to perform is that ofj o f liquor trade in Houlton. In ad­ 1. An ndequnte supply o f pure water. Sor.. ll» Thr Vtauelalnl 1‘ rraa) «ora and Sinnloo. The major ! Tnbert hnd dieil from floggings ud- espoused. Another, by Alico Puul, n juror, and if you realize your dition they were • assessed occa­ S A N F R A N C ISC O . Jnn. 1 . oi the national militury and 1ministered by Thomas W. Higgin- speaking for the National W om ­ duty ns nn Ameficnn citizen uml sional extras, he said. 2. Municipal ownership o f public utilities. \\ hen D. I. Marroguis wan asked b« . ‘ orces are sustaining the botham in the camp. The matter en's Party, said women, too, would your obligation to thc government Once he served a yenr’s sen­ why In* should nut go to ja il for |»niion,il government, which cx­ wns carried by the youth’s people be a great factor In thc year’s poli­ which protects you, your service 3. A t least onu new 200 room tourist hotel. tence hi agreement with Grant, . within » brief period, com- to the North • Dakota legislature tics because for the first time they, will >>e full and complete, you possession o f liquor he mentioned who suid people were complaining 23 reasons. 4. Completion o f tho Lnkcfront Boulevard from I’urk street to A ll of thn reasons exercise dominion over which adopted a resolution to ask wj| have a real opportunity to in ­ will be fearless and just in your too much agninst Rim. fluence a national election." enure country. decisions amf without pretense of where his children ami he added Lake Monroe. . the Florida authorities to muke excuse. Each citizen’s private bus­ _ Views, With Alarm ." lie waa expecting the 24th soon. nn investigation. Developing nbout n ‘ he midst o f the cumpaign the time the biennial session o f the Angry Mob Burns A iness is o f vital importance |to {(.Completion o f tho new 9*17,000 yacht basin. Tim sentence was suspended. President Extends him, but not half so important us 1 n Pr,,pre*s. tlie government Florida legislature convened this G. Enlarging tho G olf Links to 18 holes and advertising tho fact L “ undersigned views with spring, the case stirred up a pro­ Church A H O LE I N T1IB W A T E R . Thief Alive the proper functioning of the gov­ N ew Year Greetings throughout thc country. fj* concern reports in the press i *?» 1‘ r r a a l , ernment which stands read)l nt longed and bitter fig h t in both Jacksonville Journal—And now r^n,. government of the United I ll, The .taam-UUil 1‘ rraa) 7| Building thu new Athletic Field. AVEZZANO , Italy. Jnn. 1.— all times to protect and render houses of the general assembly. It we have the ta ilor o f thu Prince o f KT na,s determiner! to exterd justico unto alt its citizens. We W A S H IN G T O N , Jan. I.— Pres­ Wales with us. He has u special 5. Completion o f thu new 9*17,000 yacht basin. r»n n d material uid to thifud- was decided by the law mukers, Francesco. Tomei Mnndny nlghl find that our just rewnrd on this ident Coolidge Monday extended fcloth— *old not to thu common •tration of President Alvaro however, to go thorqughly into met death at the hands o f the inenrth is not measured by what we l>. 'Rebuilding the Holy Cross Episcopal Church* N ew Year’s greetings to the folk. \ou poke n hole tbiough it by supplying him with ca‘te’ re!,u*‘ was finnl l,as* furinted townspeople a fter he had are uhle to do for yourself,(but hy from the American people in u message with a pencil, rub the clothtogeth* ammunition and possibly snKe ° f ‘ ke law that not only ban- been caught • s t a lin g 9. B u ild in g.of a new City Hnll. which .-aid: »m-s „ n n ,ief L.rtvj nay me,it **hed the system wherebp counties chursh here relics o f martyred the service we are able to render er nnd behold thsru is uo holat others, and there is no place we 10. Huiltjit.g o f not less than 1,000 new homes. " A t the end o f the old year und Elastic wool. uxpla*ns the tailor. Cr'. •'counting practically to u had based their prisoners to pri­ saints, patrons o f Avczznno. He have o f exhibiting unselfish serv­ the beginning o f the new, it is 1 1 . Building o f a large number o f apartment houses. . on-?.11.! - r Use against the rovo- vnte interests hut olso took from was licaten, trampled upon and ice greater thnn in the Jury box then saturated with gasolino and well to tuke ueeount of our spirit­ the hands o f the camp bosses use iT u 1 “ •."t ?t which ex ^12. Building o f more new streets and sidewalks. o four courts. I heard a man re­ burned alive. ual, moral and material resources c M ° * / M. de la Huerta is o f the whip. Tho. mart had cut tho electric cently say thut he would not regis­ and seriously appraise the prog­ :ih :/• nnd for the purpose of 13. An extensive advertising campaign to* bring tourists nnd wires in the church, extinguishing ter to vote because he did not ,i j, *° re»i*t the unconstituress uf the past twelve months and w inter visitors to Hanford nnd Seminole Coupnty (a fter fa cili­ Veteran Sailor Is want to ;icrve upon a jury, 1 be­ thc lights. Notwithstanding tho « 'mposition o f Geierar Pinthe prospect of advancement in the ties aro provided to tuke care uf them). I f it npiK-arj on thc wunt ad coming year. Thc nation has made' Ir r ft c? .n" President of Dead A t Medford, Ore. darkness, however, a group o f pea­ lieve him to he a good man, but sants saw him rarrving from the i f ho Was speaking his true senti­ ■defiai-,- r’ .hy General Obregon. u record o f gratifying nceoui|itish11. Interesting new cnpitul for the development o f our natural page o f The Herald today, in r Tkr A - ^ i . i r U U r...) rhuncL an urn bearing the ashes ment he has failed to realize his ment. There is every reason to ^>t i f ° u aw nnt^ free jresources. you w ill receive tw o free responsibility as an American citi­ Wi ^ event the believe advancement will continue theV’ nr«.,. ur ,,,' Kn1 MEDFORD, Oregon, Jan. l . - | o f one o f the The crowd zen. tickets to the performance 15. A greater co-operation among tho growers. • in the coming month’. e an5r^ ! . - n ? cribc<j I Loam ie Goodell Lillsbury, aged 88. "rized Tomei, knocked . him down fve ar. and then dragged his bo'dy through “ We do not know just what time ut Thc Milano Theatre to­ “ It is a pleasure to efttend the! 10. A greater co-operation among tho business men of. the city. to bp1de?|verf3 U: i l ! , r a U f ' who was “ Hn>l°r on United the streets. in life our property rights or our heartiest o f new yrar greetings to I night. .You may bo the / f Hle undersigned ^i. ^nstra^Te.i State,‘ 1)a“ Io8,lin Minnesota which 17. A greater spirit o f friendliness and good will. While he was still alive the gas­ right to liberty and the just pur­ the American people, and express ‘‘ '•Virnment to r. t wa!* Brounded night before the hislucky one. Read thorough* oline was poured over his clothing suit .of happiness will be tested in the hope add confidence that 1924 ^ijfvnt o f state DuJfsuet.1 ilm I lor,c l)a“ ,e l»etween Monitor nnd IS. A determination to build a greater city NOW. ly tho little want nd«. ^ and a mate)) applied. His body the courts o f our country, and if Continued on 0. h Merrimnc, is . dead at his home w ill bring them a full measure of was incinerated. - . Continued on page six)here. prosperity and happiness. COUNTY JUDGE IS NOT A CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION ENTRY OE NEW YEAR HAILED BY SANFORDPEOPLE JUDGE HOUSEHOLDER SPEAKS ON SUBJECT OF JURY DUTY AT THE OPENING OF COUNTY COURT HERE Washington News REBELS DESIRE PEACE BUT WANT OBREGOX OUSTED S ? « = & g s AGAINST LAW TO; LEASE CONVICTS IN FLORIDA NOW ^ Mi I1MF ATTORNFY AND SHERIFF IN BIG CONSPIRACY pubu,!ic? ■».%.1011 •wwi-K • * » SANFORD AND THE NEW YEAR a m m m a m mm Watch fo r You r Name ■Tc • •_________ • J t) - — ( �— 1 — • - - - ' '< - ■ CBOnty Citrus F extiral" w ill 8 pACfl foT^ 190 ^ - ^ t e S a is s w a jsw „ apU wfco « • '•* , » • Ch»rc*d With Sr. wss fln w f m |J> M4u ua ioiiow ioiiow s : *.hecity, p? rkw>y. U ua s. . . ------------- tho and the streets bordering , > Previously acknowledged..9 375.00 on the park w ill be utillied fo r t h e ' a s- Proceeds D.A.IL Card I'arty 72.00 10.00i , f l 5 Westminster C Club ............ lu b ----------* 10# G irls’ Friendly Society...... 25.00 «• « « charted w ith U- Claude Wccker, Comme , t .flo^ S . ‘ ° " ? 5 lTe sen (M n e n .w~M M i te n bus, Ohio .5.00 each: F ift y dollars la void w ill be days la the county co Edward H iggins ............ ,100.00 given to the “ K in g and Queen” o f a n n o o f |200 K. 8 . K eeler ---------------------25.00 Folk county, who w ill be selected charged with* t m H a rry Haynos ..... 5.00 at largo. railroad p rop erty M aster Robert Herndon. .. 1.00 and coats o r — Jail. T o t a l --- -------------------- 91 ,218.00 Additional . subscribers to thi Income T a x Helps ; i BO TATO TRAN church bullldng fund bringing the total up to 913,40040 are: Mrs. IN C O M E T A X I N N U T S H E L L M ra ro T to Eddie Sue H e - Fannie Munson, H . J. Wilmhurst of W H O ? Single persons who hnd D cLand.kn d A . DuBarry. not income o f 91,000 or more Sue McGill to A . S. W ilor gross incotno o f 95,000 or • • Supt. T . W . Lawton w ill be on’ moro., and. m arried couples Murray and Wife to W ile y o f tow n all o f this week, being in attendance at the meeting o f the who had net income of 92,000 L ee and w ife to S. J. John- Florida Education Association at or more or groaa income o f W est Palm Beach. $5,000 or more must file re* Dceenber I t . returns. . Bryant and w ife to N an n ie W HEN? Tho filin g period is a et. aL from January 1 to March 15, Moore, e t aL to R , H . 1924. ' F IR S T ROAD A T T R A C T IO N T R lg ' B E A s W , * O N R N IG H T _ Wed., Jan. 2 A R O U N D Tt H E W*« O, *4 R L D TOUR C LE A N , W H O LE S O M * FIJJJ FOR A L L CHILDREN U N D E R 199 T R A R S BROKE LA U G H STATE TEACHERS WILL HOLD THREE DAY CONVENTION W I1BRE? C ollector o f Internn! fA N I S M E E T T U E S D A Y , revenue fo r the district in rular weekly luncheon o f which the person lives or has nla Club w ill be hold • his principal place o f busi­ at 12:15 o’clock a t tho ness. Hotel. The new officers, b y T.‘ L. Dumtnfc*. w ill be Many Special Featarcs Incladed la HOW? Instructions on Form * into office at Tuesday’s Program at W est Palm Deark • 1040A and Form 104P; also v Meeting * the law and regulations. W E S T P A L BEACH , Dec. 31.— ? Four per cent normal P. Tea Company Tho Florida Education Association W HtaxA Ton the first 94,000.o f b et w ill begin a threo days meeting income in excess o f the per­ In N ew Quarters here Wednesday evening, H tho first sonal exemption and crodita Hue o f such an increase i n ! »>« held slnco the reorganise fo r dependents. Eight pur that iY m itira w its fo r r n "! tlon and employment o f a salaried cent normal tax on balanco o f on Second Street, t h e 1 seccrtary. in addition, to the gennet income. Su rtax, from 1 P . Tea Company has b eer.; gathering, there wlU nlso be cent to 50 per cent on not to the Bishop building on sectional meetings, which will Incomes over $0,000 fo r the rite Avenue, next door to t h e ! attended by educators from the dlfyear 1023. I Theatre. *' , ferent sections o f the state. H. Fryer, who U manager o f An address by M. L. Burton, popular store, announced i president of the University " f T IP S FO R T A X P A Y E R S . that in the future th e i Michigan, who form erly was p m lNo. 1. would be better fitted to take ’ dent o f Smith College, will icuum o f the needs o f its patrons. the opening program on Wednes­ > complete line o f fancy and day ovenlng. Jnnunry 1, 1324, marks the .be­ Threo sessions dally for the vari­ ginning o f the period fur filing in­ groceries w ill lie carried io a good line o f frluts and ous departments have been planned come-tax returns fo r the year bles w ill always bo carried fo r January 3 and 4. 1323. The period ends nt mid­ Immediately preceding the ses­ night o f March 15, 1024. H eavy ek, Mr. Fryer further stated. H . Leaker, general superin- sions, many o f the dclcgntcs'wcnt pcnnlties are provided by the re v ­ J. C. Grimsley, n negro store­ nt o f the chain o f stores op - on a three-day trip to Havana, enue act fo r failuro or willful re­ keeper o f Midwuy, was killed Sun­ 1 throughout this (ta le , has Cuba. fusal to muko a return and pay day morning about 10 o’clock in The fu ll progvam o f convention in the city fo r a few days the .tax on timo. an altercation with his brother-in­ in the moving o f the store, follow a: Form 1040A heretofore used law, John Evans, it was stated by Wednesday evening, January 2, •alter stated that sometime the near future sales o f vn ri- in H igh School Gymnasium: 7­ for reporting net incomes o f $5,- Sheriff C. M. Hand Monday.* Grimaley, who is said to bo a Items will be offered fo r the 7:30— Music. Invocation. Address CHJO and less, from whatever source I t o f Sanford housewives. Th o o f welcome by the mayor o f West derived, hns been revised in the rcspcctablo negro o f that section, sst prices w ill prevail at these Palm Beach. Response by J. H. interests o f the largest class o f went to his store Sunday morning, taxpayers— wage earners and sal- it was stated, and while there be­ « , he further stated. Workman, principal , IJensucola. _ nried persons. Reduced from six came Involved in a quarrel with Address o f Miss Rowena Congsheet, Form Evans. Just whnt tho nunrrel w oh ''■Come win a p riie! Big tacky mire, Florida State College for pages to a single uca< 1010A is to bo used fo r reporting about was not definitely learned, ** Educa/1 Lake Mary Casino, Tues- Women, president Florida net income o f $6,000 and leas de­ but it is said that when it became January 1st. Only those in tion Association. Appointment o f Committees. rived chiefly from aalurics and rather hented, Evans drew ms se allowed on floor. knife and cut several deep gashes Music. wages. Persons any part of whose Addres by President M. L . Bur­ income is derived from a busi­ in Grimsley’s neck severing both A T T H E M ILA N B . ton, University o f Michigan, on ness or profession, farm ing, sale jugular veins. , . . . . . . .I ' Grimsley was brought to Snn" ' " ' “ In a long stage and screen e x ­ “ Thnt Mind o f Yours." o f property or rent, though the ford immC<liatcly and carried to ' e one finds many aoturs Thursday morning, January 3, nmount is 5,003 or less, will be re- thc county Jai, nnd medical aid are temperamental to the nth in Hlch School Gymnasium: 3-3:15 quired to use the larger form , Jsumnioncd. He was dead, howevbut wo recently oneountcr- Music. Invocation. Busncss ses- 1010. The use o f Form 1010 in; cr> before the doctor reached him. who had them all lashed sion. Election o f officers. Music. required also in ail cases where ] j 0 b vwj f 0p #bqut W» hour. A fter the mast—a hyena." So s o ld i Address by President H. N. Mnc- tho net income wna in cxresir o f‘ the cutting happened. 'o r John Griffith W ray, d l - 1 fra tk e n , Vsssnr College, Pough- $5,000, regnrdlous o f whether from When notified of the affray, o f "Human W reckage," to keepsie, N. Y . snlary, business, profession, or Sheriff C. M .Hand and his depu­ luursdny evening, January 3, in at the Mllane Theater to­ other taxable sources. ties went to tho scene of the inci­ High School Gymnasum: 7:30-8— d a y and tomorrow. dent fur ftvnna, but th 6 latter had It being impossible to determine V. A ft e r three wcaka o f exhaustive m » « I c— N ow Smyrna High School disappeared and is believed to bo at this time which form is desired, ‘Match fo r a hyena who was vicious Orchestra, copies o f both form s will be sent hiding in swamps nearby. Ella Victoria enough t o 'c a n y out the ideas o f t,'M ,art‘‘ n t y ,* '1'8" Up until the timo Tho Ilernld United States taxpayers who filed individual re­ goes to press the negro had not our script, it took more than threo U°. • president turns for the year 1322, and may w eeks filming th$ thi$ action o f t h o ' , r i ™ r y. Council, Columbia. Mo.. been cuught, but Sheriff Hand be1 ,^ 4 • on "T ra in in g fo r a Wise Uso of, be obtained also at the offices o f lieves thnt he will get the mar. collectors also nt the offices o f within a few hours. t R H * worked when ho wanted to ' Addresn by President M.i branch offices upon written re- , ,n New Vurk— 6 Months I ft .Cltltmnv onlhs la riiflsdelplfta—* Mimthp In U»*tun Staged By Clifford Stork & NEGRO IS KILLED SUNDAY IN FIGHT AFTER A QUARREL , ftwt oj t.7riXl“rlc^1 simple tricks ,Vlt,U for some me0n«lo dou­ u- i High A .‘ill PIIIC E 8 : 50c to 92.00— A F K W A T $2A9 PLU S TAX SEAT S A L E N O W O P E N M A II. A N D P H O N E ORDERS ACC EPTED u i n n n i i n i n i q n D M IA M I, Dec. 81.— Fred Fulton, heavyweight boxer, and Captain Bob Roper, both aspirants for titlo honors, w ill appear x a local ring Jnnuary 31 in a twelve-round con­ test under auspices o f tho Nation­ al Guard Mesa Fund.. Tw o other cards w ill be provided for even­ ing an eight-round welterweight and a ten-round middleweight match. • Berkeley fir e last September caused n gross loss o f 91.023,753 io 112 insurance companies. Raving deposits all through the district are considerably larger than they were a year ago. The output or manufacturing industries continues, on the whole, to com­ pare favorably with last year, nnd employment conditions in this dis­ trict arc satisfactory. “ Building and construction acti­ vity hnH been carried on at a Very high rate during the year and there b o f the . as .-yet no evidence . . . r - -slow*9* down which Is, usual at thii tr time o f the year, i !j ( i A & P Tea Co. n i n i i n i ■ ■ ■ ■ B I B B M M H a M U a M B B a a l f f R M R R ir a a M B M B a a H I TODAY Special'New Year’s Dinner YOU WI L L N E W E R FORGET Mrs. Wallace Reidin ><£ i IT IS ALWAYS A DELIGHT Wreckage” with nn all Star Cast The Sensational Photodramatic Drug Expose that w ill Stagger the Nation. A lso Comedy and Fox News Wednesday— Shubortn Road Attraction “ JUST M AR RIE D " to the most fastidious peoplo to eat at this delightful cafeteria. N ot only is the food beydnd criticism but the surroundings are of that quality that one feels at home and i t ease with one’s friends. \\ \\XA14H 11/ \ \\7 W i y \ \ / / ■ v fl | Lu-Beth Cafeteria 4| m sa* • •• — • •— •• t iiiH iin iin m iM iiiiis iG m a n in n in iiiin Imposing New Railway Station Nearing Completion at continued Tom orrow ) HOLLYWOOD BY -TH E-SEA Entire structure is <125 feet from end to end— of Spanish-Moorish type of architecture with red mission tile roof and three copper domes—Tho largest and most attractive railway building south of Jacksonville. for a Happy and Pr osp erou s New Year P* > I m ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s a M a H a H U M H H B H B a a u a a B iiH M u a a B M B a a u M BEST WISHES1 W e wish to thank you for your patronage and solicit a continu­ ance of same during the coming year at our new location, 205 k i Magnolia Avenue, next to the Milane Theatre. n i i i iB T HE AT R Etl SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD T0DA1 la n tii BUSINESS IS ON If A FIRM BASIS SAYS | FALLS SHORT IN MONTHLY REVIEW 1 1923, IS REPORT ° - P H O N E No. 9 RO PER A N D F U L T O N MEET School Gymnasium: 3-3:30 . , * .««« « Music. Invocation. Unfinished lV Ih W / ¥]VJ I\ | ||VIf_ business, Rdport o f the Commit- I i I j t V a I I 1 i a i l v f l l l x J tee on Resolutions. Address by Miss Margaret Strcater, Camden, N. J.. on "Music AnprecJnffon." Address by W il­ iam Jennings Bryan. Statement Given Oat Bv F e d e ra l,* ! Friday evening, January 4, in Reserve Bank Shows Unusual |High Schjol Gymnasium: New ■■ § Skating nt Lake Mary on T d e s -, president presiding. 7:30-7:45 Good liiHiMSS Conditions •* N E W Y O R K , Dec. 31.— W h ile ................... 4 « y and Friday nighta. Music. A T L A N T A . ...... Dee. .................. 31.— Fundnaccurate compilations will not be nwntaT^buJin«**~conditiora in the tivnilnble. fo r some tim e yet, flit- Sixth Federal Reserve district are M ll$ M n iB iiM n a B H H B a a a B 3 M a ia a iiB a H B a H 0 B a B cxa n B a H H K a B a a ji urea in the hands o f bankers show on “ a sound bnsia" nt the close o f £ that tho 1323 total o f new financ­ 11)23, according to the monthly r e - ; * ing will fall Homcwlint below that view o f the Atlnntn Federal Ro-jH o f 1322. serve Hank, made public Monday, ij, It is estimated th at public o f ­ “ While the year has not been ■ fering* o f all kiud.-t, both new one of universal or widespread * cunital nnd refunding operations, prosperity, it wil be recorded as n * will total approxim ately 81,700,- period in which legitimate business ■ 1)00,000 ns compared with tho 1322 economically operated has been [J ■ : figure o f $5,008,345,051. A v a il­ aide to make u reasonable p r o fit '* s 'a b le statistics, however, disclose in almost all linen o f trade,” tho ■ S 1 A | ■ jtlm t investment ' o f new capital report said. B ! during 1323 exceeded that o f tho "The final outcome o f the cotton' prevloim year, when nearly 51,­ crop o f the district from a stand- ■ 000,000,000 o f the total conaistcil point of production, was distinct J] o f refunding issues. disappointment, in view o f the n Except for one or tw o brief poacreage planted to cotton * 5 rlods when new offerings w ore larger lust spring. ^Except in Louisiana,)* ■ thrown on the market too rnpiriU r.ubstantiul reductions took plnco ■ 5 ' (or ready absorption, little dilll- in the cron nil through this district, j Jj 5 culty wus encountered in di*i>os- and in Georgia, Mississippi and * ■ ing o f new bonds, and the w ide Tennessee this year’s crop Is even * distribution obtained in most cas­ es was attested later when o ffe r­ lower than tho crop o f 1321. This J{ ing syndicates dissolved w ith low production would be eompens* * ntod for in part, at least, by the * scarcely a fractional change in the advance in tnc price o f cotton, butt pr’ -'' o f tli« issue eoiffcerned. Prices o f listed bonds TUve m * for the fart that in some counties 1 B <n more bdtoV the high ' southein Georgia. Florida. A la -1 * isi u a pome point or nr more ■ point reached during the first hama nnd Mississippi the crop w a s ,* ■ week o f tho yenr. On January 4, "faU lcally a failure, ro a very « ' “ I MWWV VVI | IHU SUI IHW tO S, ID23. the average o f 40 bonds a touched 83.33. The subsetpient (lev *n I ?1*1 district have already• * dine continued until March 23. real-m i the, great ber.cflt derived ■ when the average was 85.77, a , ^r,’ Tn diversification, nnd to some ^ rather, sharp drop o f more than leaat, they have at)an-»a three* nointa. I coned the one* cron system. An increnro in tho investpient > "Rctuil and wholejale trade du r-Ip ■ irg compared r•- ., . fa v o ra b ly, '* demnnd carried tho average price ... November . un 2.01 points to 87.81 on M ay the snrne period a year agb.‘ 28. Then followed n month o f re- - Sales o f 40 represtntutivo jle-| « action, the averages being rceord- pnrtment stores during November " fe d ns 8(1.22 on Juno 2 3. Fluctua- ! nhw percent greater than dnr■ tion since that duto has been m et- , ng November last year, and the ■ ly well within tw o points, with a bt-dnes deni in November by six S gradual trend upward. i important lines o f wholeMlo tradu ■ :_________ was larger than in November, 1D22, * S ! A W A R D C O N T R A C T S SOON onlv one line ijranrtini u decline. * , _____ “ Debits to individual accounts ut Z » J A C K S O N V IL L E , Dec. 3L— t-itics in the district dill * Awarding o f contracts in Duval dhimg the week ended December. 3 county's road building program 12 w efo about thirty-six million B under tho 93 550,00.1 bond issue dollars greater than during the corH nrobably yvill be made .lanuury 3. rcaponding week n year ugo, nnd; 3 Dr. R. II. Corset, chairman o f the — - - - ..... — * li-»erd of county com!s*oaer». stater J} tlint no contracts w ill he let until o K t l t i n R at ___ Lake pt the first o f thu year, but that he «»■ ___ _____ J . , . , „ „ J ■ J O-iL-gh* matti-rs wiuid iw in such I V l i t r y O i l l U G S u t i y c U lQ ij m shape thnt the commissioners could v , , ; ( |q i , n i r r M u ' I* talk buaiuesa within a few duys. j - r r i U a j 111^,1118. || ble exposures. He growled from .Morning till night, ho cut up yards o f velvot with hln claws nnd he Jeven took a nip nt the hand o f one o f tho men trying to keep him V K h in camera lines. f» "But," said W’ rny, "wo got some 'great stuff with this fellow." if: PresettedbyTheOnlyCmnpan; YOU OWE IT TO YO U RSELF TO SEE HOLLYWOOD-BY-THE-SEA THE FASTEST GROWING NEW, C ITY AND RESORT IN FLORIDA Weekly sight-seeing trips are made from Jacksonville in our luxurious White*DoLuxc Busses, this trip also includes a personally conducted tour of Miami and Miami Beach. Special rates are made at the beautiful new HOLLYWOOD HOTEL. I-or full information, iill out nnd mail the coupon( whieli docs not in any way obligate you. .•SS IIO M E SE E K E R S R E A L T Y CO. Agents foi* ' sSH- HOLLYW OOD LA N D A N D W A T E R COM PANY J. W. Y'ouhg, President, Mrs. J. B. Calder, Representative, Valdez Hotel, Florida-------- Phone 44 Sanford, , ^ * x /" * y y J ? ,• y iB M «**a a B U B *a B a B B B a a a B a B a a a a a a B a B U B B B a B v iB a *iia B a B a a B B a B B B a a B B a a B B a a B a a B B a a B B M B B a a a a a a iB a i �* I* ■■ f »/*,?/> '<• isr v;v r-ft-v t.llf.l ■fSTS .-7 ' ■■ V i J Dally Herald . n t m i c . ___ H „ . T * » K fn M _ »\ Cm* imtme*, FlarMa. Second Class Matter. Ocn at the I ’natof flee at .Vlorlda, under act o f March COMBO Jfc ra nIt) 2E15* BKRO v _________ Avratae H a s * B ltr io x ratkoi Tear*.... tt.oo. Six Montha.IJ.50 ireda in City by C arrier per tk 16c. Weeky Edition I t P er r»»r. OPRClAI. NOTICKi A ll obituary “ * - era, card* o *f ■thnnka. resolutions notice* of enirrtalnmenta where rrea are made. w ill ba charaed at regular advertising ratea. IB K H TH E A SSO CIATE!) PRESS T k * Associated Press la partusiT fly sntltled t<> the uae fo r repwl>. M o tion o f nil newa dispatches credited to It or not otherwlae rredl ............ In Ihla paper and also (ha local newa pubiishrd herein. A ll t bta o f r.-publication o f special Itches herein are also reserved. ID A Y , JANU ARY 1, 1914 L B TH O U G H T F O R T O D A Y H EAVENLY SO N G :— TH E sing the song o f Moses the ant o f God, and the song o f Lamb , saying, Great and ryeloua are thy v r o A i, Lord A lm igh tv; just and true are r . waya, tlfou King o f sainta.— Be*elation*16:3. Hr& N feW Y E A R ’S C O V E N A N T » By Henry. Haifam Tweedy. I f Thou w ilt walk, O Father, by my aide -. A lon g the climbing pathway o f t, the yeor In lowland m ill, through forest gloom, on radiant height. j f ' l > I will not fear! I a N o man can harm me but myself, I ' gray ghosts A ll vanish in faith’s dawn. W hat ■ .. I muit do - 1 can. And Death?' He. is but doorkeeper to Life. . I w ill not fear! hr The Cost o f W a r A s Arthur B risban e One o f the most interestinf reports ever made to an ’ Sees It* American'president has been sent to President Coolidfte. —1 T i t Laat Day >. * by the officials of the treasury department, .in which it is 1 And t k i P lrtl. ' i estimated that the World War cost the United States some­ — Plannlag tka N tw Y ear. thing like forty billion dollars— an expenditure totaling more ’ T ia u .t o Think. • than twice ae much’as was spent by the country during the Copyright. 15::. by Star Company entire history of the nation before the*war. . . Treasury officials have checked over the figures care­ A T 12.O’CLOCK laat night died fully and have arrived at this amount as being correct al­ the year 1923— it w a i the ending though the total is disputed by many government authori­ o f n very big part o f our lives. A t its Idngest, life was very short. ties. . . Another, interesting fact brought to light is thatx the Threescore and ten ia fa r above the nverage. Millions o f u l die in public debt has been reduced to twenty-two billion ddllars in infancy*-was’ted effort — wasted five years, averaging a reduction o f more than a billion a suffering— mental and physical— year, and that thfe public debt of the country reached its peak fo r millions of mothers. tfe times the amount at o f twenty-seven billion in 1919 or ten _____ ___ _____ . T H E REST o f us drag along, the close«of the. Civil War. We are also advised by treasury officials that the United ,th* preStates loaned ten billion dollars to the allies, an amount equal texts. If.w ................... e live the full 70 years, to the entire cost of thq civil war both to the Union and or even the extra 10 or 20 that Confederate forces. It was also pointed out that if the rate land us amung “ the very old peo­ of repayment continues on the present basis that it will take ple,” still a year— now ended— is a very big thing to us. eleven years to wipe off the war debt, provided that the fore­ Infancy takes up many years. ign nations take care of their obligations to Uncle Sam. And old age nt the other end takes During the period this country was at war it is believetT up many others, i i takes us 20 that our costs were greater than the total o f all the allied years to learn what life is— and powers. These figures are based on estimates made by ex­ 10 or 20 more, as a rule, to use our knowledge and stop being perts whQ have spent years in making their calculations. foolish. j ' • War costs money as well as lives. The United States O f our short lives we lose half did not fail to do her duty both as to men and munitions. in dressing, sleeping and making Now that the war is over the people will carry on. The up our minds to get out o f bed. Our life is n very short string of costs of war will not easily be forgotten. bends—each bead a year— and at ------------- o • 12 o'clock Inst night every person Business At a Glance B Y G O L L Y ! T H IS IS G E T T IN G E X C IT IN G me ) r THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD TUESDAY*!ANUARY 1,1924 ** ■ Gentlemen: Whose is IT n o w ? This editorial covers a mUiu fine thought, and it comes f t timely moment. I thourti V ought to drop you n line nmi ** that we appreciate it A man ought not only to 1 «f u s o T f a h u in a ■*♦•••* 5 ! K ; but “ - * 1 ,5 . Sometimes a perfectly hon.* man can’t tell, for the life „i E * /U*t where his path of duty fu!: ut usually he i, shown in \ i!£ ’ V ery sincerel rerely youn. B. II. Gt . 6 Go if. CAl>! Go iT. Hi I . v •I > » » » » » » » » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ < For 8 D ays----- BIG REDUCTION IN EVERY DEPARTMENT For 8 Days ia . ) V1, 7j HIjDWkSMI Jo ooupoi '*0 < 0 4 0 0 0 4 6 0 & 0 W 9 0 0 ,♦ v s ' TOM SIMS SAYS VbTLo, f following " t u r * w i t h ^ X ' of an editorial, “ The Peonhc,*”? }? neas.” published Monda!people not to side sterTTun, Bnnford Daily Herald,P ^ dutjr; [CO****to living had one bead less on his string. TH R E E HUNDRED and sixtyA New York authority on business conditions today has five days have slipped by. Our summarized the situation in the following manner: has traveled its little an­ The United States in 1923 had one of the most remark­ earth nual journey o f 1,8-47 millions o f able periods of prosperity in the memory of the present gen­ miles nround the sun— besides eration! many other miles in its flig h t with Production was of tremendous volume and consumption the sun through space— the hours hnvc crawled along slowly it seems kept pace throughout. — but 8,700 o f them have .passed Employment generally was steady at high wages and since we Inst thought o f a new labor desputes were infrequent. yeur. Buying power increased over two billion dollars from en­ How long the hours are. How hanced crops, high wages and improved incomes resulting little wp put into them. Take out your watch now, or look up at the from the return of industrial corporations to a .dividend clock if you live without a watch. basis. ' * Hit still as a minute passes. Can Only a few basic industries failed to show adequate re­ you imagine whnt you have done with those 8.700 hours— each o f 00 turn on the investment. minutes? There is ny use In cryBusiness kept its head and the year ends with inven­ ng over spilt milk— no uso weeptories and stocks low and credit and banking position high. , ng over wasted time. L et us be • , 1 w ill be true— Conditions Indicate u.continuation of activity, and pros- a9,Mwl**. nH ,1 ttho dairymaid that i True to myself that thought o f perity into the new year and competition will be keen. "p 'l,‘ tho n ' k- s,u‘ nt ll’ast lrlc,l not to keep on spilling it. a ' thine in flesh, Agricultural conditions give promise of improvement. T o be made perfect; true to man, A N O T H E R YE AIL begins— and No section of the country prospered greater thnn the A .to Thee, hue to mnke up for state of Florida. There is evidence in every county o f the jt ,M m’t " O God! Keep me lest I prove false state to show that the year just closed was the greatest in ^tiSS^nK i-arty all of us’ ha™ in one to all! her history. wasted time ns thungh it were the y ’ I Will be true! Whnt the New Year holds for America is speculative. least vnluahle of our possessions. What the New Year holds for Florida is certain prosperity. We let it slip by like water in a stream, ygt the clock, as it ticks, ~ I w ill be brave— Florida Is destined for great development.' ticks olT our chances. v r The’Public Forum7! H M - M - LOOKS t 'C M . M P HIM - . CEMOC This 1924 is Leap Year. ThJ -xtrfi Jay. comes on Friday, whickl considered unlucky for bac£l lore. S a n fo rd ’s Wo m ght spend the cvra da .n 1024 learning why wo„un sti wear their shoes too small Phone: Office 108; - On the extra 1924 day we cod visit the laundry and ihey like to tear buttons „IT ihirts. O C IA L LENDA] Next February 20 we could to ask the company why str™ cars are usually going the wroaS way. f rfaesJay—Sosial for the children of All Souls Sunday School at the K. of C. Hall on Oak A ve‘ noe at 3:50 p. m, Ifcdsesday— Regular/ Business meeting of tho Woman's Club at at Cub House, at 3 p. m. |fidaesdar—Call meeting o f St. Agnes Guild at the home o f Mrs. J. N. Robson on Park Avenue, it 3:30 p. m. |Wednesday— Mrs. L. P. M c C tlieri 'will entertain the membera o f the Fortnightly Bridge Club at her home on Ninth Street a t 3 o'clock. |Tlirsday—Mrs. S. E. Barret w ill entertain the members o f the Every Week Bridge Club a t her home on Park Avenue, at 3 p. m. I Thursday—Sanford Association o f Business Women will have regu­ lar weekly luncheon at the LuBeth Cafeteria nt 12 o’clock. av—.Mrs er and Mrs. J. I). W oodruff w ill entertain at bridge at their home on Fourth' Street a t 3 o'clock. |Thursday— Mrs. W. T. L a n gley will entertain the members o f the Mcrric Matrons Bridge Club it 3 p. m. |Friday— Mrs. D. L. Thrnshcr nnd Mrs. J. I). Woodruff w ill enter­ tain at bridge nt their home on FJorth Street nt 3 p. m. Friday Is fish day. Friday. Fd ene*-— -will "* be 1 the •* fish. - 29, bachelors ^ p: NBW YEAR’S DANCE. * Wc could use the extra day u 1924 wondering why women »r so foolish nnd why men are foolish. ~ MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editorj | FLORIDA DEVELOPM ENT BOARD A most delightful, y et informal affair o f Jlonday evening was the New Year's dance given by thoj Mrs. ,\V. F. Blackman, President, F. F. W. C., and Mrs. young men of Sanford nt the V a l-' doz Hotel. Katherine B. Tippetts, Vice President-at-Lnrge, The large lobby, palm room and • Chosen Directors dining room, were aglow w ith 1 streamers of red and green, potted palms, baskets of poinsettias'and t The fourth* annual meeting j> f hundred pounds o f seed were used roses. The large colonndcs were .the Florida Devijopment. Board'n* follow s: T h irty pounds o f cnlentwined with silver tinsel /and wns held hi Orlando on December Hopajs, dwnrf va riety; 35 pounds of vines, while the lights were shaded •I, 1923, V ith members present single coreopsis; 20 pounds of with red, which cast a rich wtarm from every section of the state. phlox drummondi; nnd 15 pounds glow over all. The following officers were elect­ of single gnillnrdia, those varie­ Never has the music been more ed for the ensuing year: President, ties having been selected by Mr. cnjoyablc than on this occasion, the Jules M. Burguircs, West Palm Harold Hume to produce plants young mm were most fortunate Bench;' vice president, George II. rot appetizing to hogs or cnttlf in securing this splendid orchcs- Baldwin. Jacksonville; treasurer, and which will readily reseed themtra from Orlando During the in-| J, I). Ingraham, St. Augustine; , c|ves. A number of mcmbori tcimission at 11 uclock, delicious secretary, A . A. Coult, to serve ropor icportcd o:i other phases o f stntc sandwiches nnd hot. coffee were with the following directors: Mrs. I c unification, including the work served. IV ; F. Blackman, Orlando; Herman being done by thc.Atinntic Const A t mi(|night horns, whittles and A . Dann, St. Petersburg. Dr. Davis Line railroad to make theirg staother noise making favors were Forster,, New Symrna; James II. tit ns and right o f way more utgiven the guests with which to Oilman, Miami; F. C. Groover ami tractive welcome the new year. About 100 George B. Hills, Jacksonville; II. I Pcncil skctt.hes were displayed hundred couples were in attend­ M. Katz, Kissimmee; W. C. Kyle. ,,f tllt> n illustrations for use In ance. Resilience 217-W M AKING THE TUB A JOY addition to climate, proxim ity t o .25 years, yet he had not p: raw materials, markets anil trnns- !>’ been south o f aJckson' portntion facilities. There is a '’' ns , vcrjr nstjeh ImprwilMBd healthful decentralization o f large P °“ ,bl,t,tle? ■n.d industries to get advantage of te" d 1?. bf . mo,r ? w“ above condition nnd better living with Floridn this reason, one seemed to be ,enthua conditions for their employes. Floridn, “ The o f commerce commerce Iabout Norida. not not only only as a "T h e chamber or ,a,,f,.ut . fo r " „a* n P‘nce pit should have n map o f the c ity .! ter but niiowing locations for industries o f Je,r f rp*‘llt‘ncevarying size with switching fn-j H 'v American Express tras cilities, etc., so that complete in- P^rtmcnt was Another agency formation can be quickly furnishB,v« more attention to 1 ed to any one interested, fo r tho , 'V T'/Vy ’? ,u i nnn» WSi, commercial vnlue to that city 0f ; "iffned by Clinton L. Babcock, WM each person added to the pay roll !Vfcr/ mailing list a is estimated to he 35,000. I ‘ h.p. be.Binn‘nB ot O’ ® « « ° " f ^ More tlin nn year ago the Flor - 1 f®B°wing statcnnmt. F lorid a ,, idn development board undertook I a • c ?.8t blc®K°i •* a ™ to interest touring agencies in dl- j I,arndise onl> n few hours nomj* iccting people to Florida and a t ! ~ ----Zj that time George E. Maraters, Inc., T H F R I T ’ C! H N L Y T W I of New York and Boston, * naked j I n E ' K u o U N L I 1 ^ for literature from the various cities which was furnished. ^ b,lt im im ? AT company has been featuring per- 1 11/ | ---- J t ll *-l¥X.K!a A J sonally conducted Floridn tours o / ' k o s o A TVTrs D IP r ’.his season,* carrying Florida in- ' K U o d , A I N MJ U E i. fmmntion at henil o f their ndver- T I T N i r ’ H D A M tisements in ‘the newspapers. Mr. 14 J U l * y / n Maraters made a trip through the SEC O N D D O ( stntc in November and on Deecinber 3 wtute from Boston to A . A. W E S T OF S A N Coult thnt h that while he has been send- rs \ %/nvti ing people to ' Floridn " for thfe past | GOOD PLACES — ' past. Why should you spend a The g irl who uses flavord m» large percent o f your ability, a n ! your energy, regretting'your mis­ up looks good enough to t it. Orison Swett Marden LO VELY D IN N E R PA R T Y '. takes, your blunders, bemoaning A number of the young men o f The Leap Year fail is said to I the things that huvo injuris! or dis­ the young social sot, entertained An eminent psychologist says er ss artist in the enrtoon on this graced you, instead of saving a l‘. flavored rouge and lipstick.. Th nt a lovely dinner pnrty Saturday thut the capacity fo r life and hap­ page is doing. He is making a that unergy and ability— your nre considered good taste. evening at the Seminole Cafe, piness is impaired in people who bonfire o f all the hideous thought success capital— for plans the Now complimenting the visiting col­ River; Allen E. Walker, are habitual worriers and fretters. masks that hnve held him hack !|Y ear’s business? I know people Exhibitors ir.ny take space More good news for drug stureij lege girls. In other words, those who allow in the past, thut have blinded him w|10 ,jrnin away more creative enHaven; G. G. Ware, Leesburg; and jn adr * ertising on basis .ot Boston doctor finds buldn-d i i a M a a s i i i i a a i i a i D i a i a a i B H a i ' J u AOHSBSB The long table wns lovely with William L. Wilson, nPimmu City. tw„ jtK.|v ,a ,-t themselves to become victims o f to his possibilities, robbed Inm o f j (.r,,y un,| nbility mourning o v c fimt of turns prny quicker. _____ or each 100 ftad discouragement, and, under the hi s strength and deprived him o . ! th^fr (lnunciul losses, mistakes, its appointments. At intervals i*All \ii for lFloridn 'i .....i i / i i „ / ..■ • ; l t. .... . occupied at actual s and Florida for exhibit spare stress o f unfortunate conditions, the ie use o f the illimitable divine than would, if turned Into.produowore vases of pink roses and ferns I*r«;si(lont Hurguircs enipha- cost fo r space o f their ndvcrisc- 1 1 ri'rw nnil iMtU’nra Intent Inn*nt in ui thi* * « ... * *i \ • . Flavored makeup hiakei a girl i and |>owcra the *».. lose heart and hope, actually lose forces nnd softly shaded rose , I mI^ ^ is. ^ the ^ ^ slogan ^ n | Ipf> the ^ ^ organ^ _ Inmps zok tivo effort, make up for those loss" 'C u r T V * 1 ment. the capacity to overcome the con­ great within o f his being. e» many times over .sundae. I f she Is foolish them 1 which cast a warm glow over the uation, and the increasing memI. E. (load, ninlinger o f the or* . . , . . , ,| becomes u regular nut sundae. 1 ditions that cause their misery Worry nnd envy, someone has Be* r cV P*®f® cnrJ“ were hership indicates that the people Looking hack • with regret and I ______ ~*’on service department, re and suffering. They throw away said, have killed a wonderful mun daintily designed with roses in nrt, willing to co-operate to make ‘i , ported their chances o f health,' happiness in middle life, that is,-a ipan with looking forward with fear, mitiNice thing about flavored m ake KPi'niniT un»h Ihn rnlnr m nllf that rt reality poill'll lto the directors that durinu keeping with the color o tif.. ciputing, misfortune, are two o f I six months he has delivered fit und prosperity. wonderful possibilities, who hail the grente.it sources.of unhappi­ up is when he smacks one che Covers were laid fo r Misses Active work for ratification of addresses in 21 cities, ineluding become a victim o f these success ness and failure. Olive Newman, Mildred Holly, I f these two she can turn the other check. the proposed amendment to A rti­ intensive .membership cnmpalrn* When you are making your New and happiness enemies. Maud lake, Mae H olly, Marita It i.s cur desire at this time and in the way to could he liunished from our lives, Y ear's plans and resolutions heat cle 9 of the constitution of the for local chnmbcrH o f commerce at Lake; Messrs. Walter Connelly, G. wc would take a long .. step . toward , Fiotn the dances we have sc this in mind. There is no chance Lake City, Haines City, Palatka. Worrying over business and do­ our customers and friends W. Spencer. Jr.. Allen Jones. Paul o f, F.l« ri‘ln rola,ivo to tux“ the millennium. Most o f us suffer .gills sh iiild use flavored talcua S* N ot only on a battlefield where ------------- o-------------- ' . Fights interest us. Ambition o f success und happiness, either mestic problems; jealousy, nnd en­ lion and finance was authorized,, Fort Pierce, Vero, Cocoa, Bartow infinitely more from anticipated 1powder on their necks. Lake. Calvin Teague. Hryan A n 1H " , " ! renort ■ Martial music makes man’s cournow or in the future, fo r the man may sleep, but brutality only vy of tlie happiness nnd good fo r­ troubles nnd misfortunes thae ] by Isaac Van., New Sytnrnn, C _ report , . and Orlando, ir -------dcrsofi of Orlando and Dob Little following dozes. We read ns n nation o f the who, by worrying, fretting, and all tune o f others; anger, hutred and ollrn, chairman o f the referendum 1 which 2 025 new members havi < ago great of Orlando. from the things which actuall*. | Very few things turnixL out J defented fighter lying on his hack kinds o f wrong thinking, devital­ ill-will; quarreling, bickering and eonnnittee, that 55 members had been added to those organizations . But in the simple living o f my j badly ns expected in iftM, bc| — while the referees count the sec­ izes body und mind, und thus ren­ discord in the home; discourage-. happen. approved while only one opposed; increasing their annual revenue by The Herald extends to its friends and renders through­ coil- this * * *happens every year. daily life doubt, sell-depreciation,' I know o f an old married eon] onds that mean defeat when the ders himself incnpitblc o f doing a meat, George Cowan leaves Wedncsout Sanford and Seminole county the best wishes for a Happy S B I W E D ^ A T 'li'm S T ^ H U R C H , ‘ :^ .00' man's work. brooding over past mistakes, fol- j!*° wi ' ° have suffered all their i -— ----I . I will be brave! reaches 10. Old Tim e is n day for Atlanta, where ho w ill re­ The women of the Baptitst ' 11 |mc,nb^ r 9b'P|0^ 3A30 had nPPr(tv*l "T h e chamiicr o f coninierco 01 and Prosperous New Year. It is our hope that the New count It is one o f the most firmly es­ lies and fnilures; fear o f tomorfrom a dread of imponding j Fiefs spend 1921 pulling the hd referee, “ holding the wntch” on sane his .Judies at Georgia -Tech.lurch., ure holding. -week o f ,M ’ whJ!c ®ne cbl" m^ ,.r “ J1community which gives a bonus tn Church... Year which we are beginning today, will bring health, wealth every one of us. A t midnight tablished facts o f science that ev­ row, fear o f what others will poverty, a haunting fear that they i o f people who hud the luurtatfj I-w ill be wise, would Ultimately go to the poorj to abbreviate the word Christn prayer cry brain nnd nerve cell— every think, ....... . fear . r»i ■nycr every afternoon at' 3 : 3 0 , ^ ‘ 1 ™ . L a S S U h l i ?5 c,ja u r,*‘ u" o f want, fear o f failand happiness to every man, ,woman and child; that each last night he added one to his futnl Francis McMahon is visitp 00r'-tn industrial developi! I a n L ife ’s pupil. Earth’s my . ---beginning Wednesday nnd lasting 1 10 had opposed ns ehoyrn by votes cell in the body— reflects our state j ure, 'of disease, o f death, o f a house. Although these people are count. ire in Jacksonville ns the guest schoolroom, Dube ' and every one will make the best use of its opportunities. cnst* 1 ment,” Mnrk Fenton o f Y’ oungs not rich, they have never wante I | The extra day we get this Led o f mind at uny given time. Ac- j thousand and one nameless and through Friday. A ll the women How many more shall we let cording the the influences opornt- i-miitidless things hnve killed null- |^or anything, nor ure * And sage shull be my teachers, Earl Lehman, chairman o f the-town, Ohio, nn invited guest nt likel ' (, Year Yeur might lie spent li-armsi of her daughter, Mrs. Busbec. are they likel-r o f the church nnd others interest­ Sanford and Seminole county have prospered but a him count before we get up and thrush's song highway bonutifiention comhi|ttee, the Florida developm ent hoan ing on the mind, wo are glad or tjtudes o f men and women o f ^0* , T " ° ' f suffering has come from why all bosses nre so ignorant. ed arc asked to attend. Allen Jones and G. W. Spencer, worrying This little kiddie hates to take a hath. Oh, yea, she do<>6— And glint of star my mood. Yon still greater prosperity is in store for us if we but make the to work? He is determined, and sud,'depressed or joyous, in har­ splendid possibilities in the past, anticipation. made a verhinl report,on the state( m eeting, stated in n short talk or foolish never Itcaten, is TIM E. He counts mony or in discord, and till of tie* That is, wrong thinking robbed 1 a>,t,lU t"® future, cliff, rose, brook, my brooks, best use of the opportunities the New Year will produce. wide meeting-held in Orlando on; Industrial Opportunities? in Flor One tiling we fyopc for the Ms Jr, were business visitors in Ornot! She’s using a new invention, by which one places the dread­ MISS W ILLIA M S E N T E R T A IN S . Undo on Monday. • I will be wise! Looking bftrk oyer the past year is that some insurance agtg Make Nineteen Hundred and Twenty Four a great year us nil out at last. But he vgives billions o f tiny cells composing our them o f the energy and ambition Miss ’Nell Williams is entertning October 21 nnd thu grent increase idn. I 11 most instances the com ed soap in n sponge doll. And then human nature takes its us plenty < o f time, plenty of bodies respond to our emotion in that would have made them enii- ! year, you w ill probably find thar. will sprain his jaw talking. tho Delhi Delta Kappa. Club o f o f interest in highway beautifies- munity would hnve been better o f for Sanford. < 0. I). Lennartl left Sunday cvecourse. • chances. We nre the spendthrifts. kind. nently successful und happy. ; most o f the things about which HOUSE FU RNISH ERS 1 will be strong. Oviedo, this afternoon nt her home tion since thnt meeting, 14 coun- if the money had remained in it« F ear nnd worry, hatred, envy, W e-are the foolish wasters o f our Five .paydays hath Nnvcrabtr| nine for his home in Fort Pierce, tics snow having ordered removal original investments. There aro Burdens are muscle makers; tests If you want to make the most o f V™ worried and ngonized. the un---- i on Park Avenue. after a very pleasant visit here { jealousy— all discordant thoughts yourself and your opportunities i ticlpation of whjch added new but that is when winter suits; FLO RID A COUNTIES will pass upon issuance of nt least only possession. o f signs from county rights of various forms o f bonus, such as wake powers, with friends. • or moods habitually indulged ir„ I E. D. Mobley and Miss ^Georgia morn! Phillips, Mrs. Arthur Has- — way. dentitions o f cash or land; tax exAnd weariness well won brings ten millions of dollars worth of bonds for roads early in the hut i Mobley at their home on Myrtle zard, o f Augusta, G a„ and Mrs. J. O NE Y E A R more has gone. not only - destroy . . happiness, . A . V. Snell o f Jacksonville, sup- emptions for a period o f years, Florida State College. Miss bslni, M r. and Mrs. Clyde Derly nre Avenue coming year, it is said. Of course, these will all be' authoriz­ Thnt N. Robson motored to Orlando Strong has been can’t bo helped. A ll our re- seriously injure the brnin cells spending tho plcmcnted Mr. ' Lehman’s report etc. Stock selling to secure 1111 10 'Tis fretful, coward weakness saps I bow at home to their friends nt * ed, if the plans are practically presented, but tax-payers grata can not bring it back, nnd H?metimes beyond repair. The sup Monday, where they w ere the holidays here with her mother, with the statement that the Jack- dustry is usually n hat passing l>ur strength and kills. th e home of Mrs. E. 1). Bulloch, on o f nerve nutriment is cut off; should not lose sight of the fact that borrowed money must nil our remorse can not undo any . Mrs. Fred Wilson nnd children guests o f .Mrs. A lfred Robson. Mrs. Mary Strong nml grand­ sonvillc Civitnn club has planted proposition by chamber o f com (Filth Street. , ‘ 1 will be stsong! nil the normal processes of the arc visiting her parents at Bran­ father, C#pt. Charles H. L e t t e r flower seed in beds eight feet mercu officials who do it think be repaid dollar for dollar plus interest and there should be o f its foolishness. Hut ns this body nre disarrnnged nnd disord- , - f . Mr. and Mrs. J. C, Ixichner and nt their homo on 11th Street. don, Fla. wide on both sides of state high- j ing they are rendering n ci\*l I will be calm. the closest scrutiny o f expenditures. The amazing growth year dies, n new one begins. ered; the vitality is lowered; the i , u 1 , .. .. frftt Now, in order to make the sue- j thinking, which is conscious uns i, ^r. and Mrs. A. P. Connolly nnd Mr. and Mrs. Don Lochner o f Clerway number one, for u distance of service. It is nieirwho bring about » will move this week into the i ‘ The age’, worry never stirred a in use of the motor car is bringing the highway builder new More lucky than the flics and the disease resisting power is lessen- J ™ rm >“ “ • 1 ? " ttinK « r cess you long for this year, you with our Divine Source. Wheni JMobley cottage on Myrtle A v e flowers that buzz nnd bloom one Miss Nell Williams has as her 15 miles from Jacksonville, tine j the establishment o f industries it leaf, 1 Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Peavcyhouse , mont weer the guests o f Mr. and must have mental freedom, menta |come to tho realization of our itj aae. I ’ll drown mine deep then in a sea problems to cope with, and if possible the road should be short season, we hnve nnother nnd announce the birth of a daughter Mrs. Perry Jcrnigan on Sunday. attractive house guest at her home harmony. T o bring otio hundred j one-mont with the great creatin' ! p ylnM «k r ^ .»d t f::? SB percent o f your efficiency to hear sustaining Principle of the built of material durable enough to last at least until the another and still another oppor­ on Pnrk Avenue, Misa Palmer o f trust, on Tuesday at their home on Elm tunity. Let us begin this year like nnd mental diseases. Miss Pattye Lyles leaves Tues- Avenue. Capt. nnd Mrs. John Winibish, A lg o of Oviedo. On ^>hich my care-freed soul shall bonds are redeemed.— Plant City Courier. It is well '''I;, 1*,n >'ol!r work, you must live in 1 verse, life will take on a |«y for Philadelphia, where *h, men and women. Let us make it known thnt long continued anxie­ grain A d 'and nre o the heaHng ^ of Orlando, motored to Sanford sail in quietness. present, not in the past or in ' meaning. Then there will b* Us been in training at Mem orial n better year thnn the last, any­ ty, u chronic stute o f fear und Sunday and w ere - the guests o f Mrs. C. J. Ryan nnd fam ily who I will be calm! the future. Nothing that has hup• room fo r worry, no o f ^ " h i t o f "d e lic a te macWneiT. ,hn U , r “ N " th,nff thnt hn* ‘' “ o - 1 " * » " » " r worry, no cause Mr. nnd Mrs. Deane Turner mo- their children, ,, - • ,f Hospital Roxborough. Mrs., Hawkins Con- have been the guest's of Mrs. Per­ how, even if we cun not make it w orry, prolonged mental discord o f pencil or may happen to you enn ! fear; thcru will be no failure, Have nothing to do with them. tored to Daytona Beach Tuesday nopyt Maurice, Glenn and Harry "llow (a Jd|t Solders Hort|*fr BosJi” perfect. prevent your making n success o f regrets, no unhappinev-. ‘ any nature, such ns jealousy, pro­ ry Jcrnigan, left Tuesday morn­ I will be just. * Ily Irvin S. Cobb . Mrs \\\ J. McBride. M r. and where they spent the day most \Viinbish. Multitudes o f people are a staud- today— if you think right. And if j succeeding New Year will L»k< other fo r m o fin retim e m l, there ere duce cancer, liver and kidney ing in their car for their home in . trouP1 I know so little of myself, o f men, pleasantly. g o o j an-t h a j re a l etiJle T k it book­ M rs. .). R. Ly|p< anj Miss Pattye ing on the threshold o f this New O U T OF ENDLESS billions of hies, dyspepsia, nnd innumerable you can make n success o f one i milestone in the journey "f a I Fort Pierce. Mr. Ryan, who hns O f life. Shall I interpret hnrshly? let ( t f j r l r e ip ta io t the im portan t f e jlu r r % Year discouraged and beaten. day, you can make a success o f 1 py, successful life. y.L , I‘ P*‘i>t Tuesday afternoon other pHysicul ills, besides the efforts of trying, of wanting to in theur b*md%. U 'e a iIt gladly $rm j . Ilind A ten-twent-thirt company was j on an elderly person in a fu r­ with friends at F’aola. Dr. nnd'Mrs. J. T. Denton nnd! . *}[*• f F ™ 'kni C\™y t U u “ 1d H ” * been in North Carolina, where he They have lost hope and given up yon a topy w ith o u t the U e tt obliga tion on was railed by the illness o f his And loose as in the seat o f God? making a long road jump. The trimmed overcoat and tan gutters, improve, hns come the human race iarger number o f mankind’s men­ trying to do their best. That is, Mrs. John Leonard! motored t" Z re K J ° T your part. Out tal ills. members wtyp- scattered through j He shook him by the shoulder un­ — improved as it is today. Bend low, O soul! 0 0 * ‘ . ) . , vy...:i| l " ! ' .’ <-*ru>r“ *n , mother, joined ■ - his fumily . . here . -.. they are trying, hut only in a halD H H B a a a a a a i B i a i i i a a a a a a a M a a i i B H B B a a a a B a a a "®1 "111 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Robson, of Orlando Tuesdny where they spent o f endless other billions o f e f­ wnerc they will be located fo r th e ; and motored home with them. Mr. train. The cojuluctor found the til the sleeper opened his eyes. I will be just! hearted way, to go on. They are I *n*ndo, were the guests o f the a ino.-t pleasant day. The New Y ear is here, offering next three months. Ryan was former City Manager, manager who kuuided him the tick­ “ Belong to the troupe, I sup- forts, resolves, enrnest struggles, every one ot us a chance to begin not nil there in their enthusiasm, former ^ parents. Dr. nnd Mrs. J. bitter fnilures and will come final­ ( and he ‘ nnd his charming wife ets fo r the whole outfit and left I will be kind. pose," nsid the conductor. •>. Koli-un. on Monday. in their energy nnd determination Mrs. II. J. McMullen is expect­ nil over again nnd make good Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ycldinm, who hnve scores of friends here who T o bird and bea.st, to friend and the conductor to nick out the uctThe traveler was widc-awdkc ly the real nnd dignified human where we have failed in the past. to annihilate their difficulties nnd ed home Wednesday from Savan­ race. Each of us in his little ors and actresses nimself. instantly. foe ulike— . Miss . Norma Griffin, o f Kissim - nah, und Augusta, Ga„ nnd Jack­ have spent the past two months always look forward to their visits Whether we do this or not depends push their way to their goal. They Asleep, curled up,In a plush sent * “ No sir!” he snorted indignantly struggle does for real humanity on just one thing— thought. What are the victims o f their past fa il­ A priest o f joy! O churl, to make If# ,H tbl> ofroctivo house guest sonville, where she has been the here ns the guests o f Mr. nnd Mrs. with much pleasure. what the little coral insect does o f the smoker, the conductor came — "Coterie, sir! coterie!” George Jenkins, le ft Tuesday niurnaught sad! n •r,'1 ’'Men Jones and Miss Lc guest o f relatives. we think we are, what \ve are ures, mistakes, false steps, nnd IS BACK OF P R A C T IC A L L Y E V E R Y LARGE for the l)ig_ ryef. N ot one really convinced of, we become, fo r j non-pcrformanccs; they are disap I viaire Jones on Park Avenue. ing in their car fo r their home HELPED LITTLE G IR L ’S COUGH 1 Better unborn thnn leave u matters. S'et that coral reef has thought is the silent, invisibl "F O L E Y ’S .H O N E Y A N D T A R pointed with their P past efforts -. crawling trail o f woe! FO R TU N E Mr. nnd Mrs. Emmett M. Huno *n St* Augustine. in it nothing greater than the e f­ force that moulds COMPOUND is fine. My little ‘V rosier, jr.. lorm yrly of and dnughtcr, Joyce, nre now nt I will be kind! life to its with the things they have done us ISanf. -K.’ .hut Fo®tcr* r -’ Jacksonville, h 'r."'»r »y .o f fort of u tiny insect. Not one of shape. U nfiinj' nowJof well as with the things they have Miss Zoo Munson and Mrs. Mur- girl had an nwful cough. I got n Pensacola Journal home to their friends at the home I h th, us is of any importance. left undone, nnd they keep visual­ The great mass of poor people— the failures and p , ^ o f Dr. and Mrs. J. N. gnret Laing o f Chicago, III., re­ bottle o f FOLEY’S H O N E Y A N D I f you want to take advantage I will be glad! of Miss Martha Fox on Oak Ave­ ut their home on Park Y et in the future this earth will o f the priceless opportunity this izing all their unfortunate past, T A R COMPOUND nnd gave her n pendents— is largely composed of those who have neg­ I Kobaon Glad 6f the whole o f life. Bitter Avtii Uc. nue. • turned home Sunday evening n i­ Hecretury Hughes, uf the state know n magnificent humanity— N ew Yeur brings to you; if you dwelling on the unhappy pictures glasses. ter n very delightful motor trip few doses nnd she was greatly re­ rue lected to sa ve,* . ‘ * o f all their blunders. They kee; und in it there will he nothing want to get on the right track for •And fragrant thyme are good. Ser- department, he o f the hewhiskored A N D D R IN K it. Mrs. J. K. Mcttinger nnd daugh­ to Tampn and St. Petersburg. Mrs. lieved," writes Clyde II. Benson, fnce, fears the "re d " invnsion of T H E N A speaker was introduced. grenter thnh the feeble effort o f a health, happiness nnd success, you them in their mind so constantly Fattier A. .S. Peck and his mothbest pent und dove The habit of saving can be developed by anyone. M any ter, Miss Ruth Mettinger, left Laing is spending n few weeks Marlhrook, Virginia. The T*fv Jonathan Peck, spent last fqeblc man. The greatest thing, must think right. You must throw thnt they can’t tnink properly, hero with her mother, Mrs. Ham- remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse­ W HO TO LD us. ,Thou mudi-st. Let me drink L ife ’s this country. Tuesday for their home in Jack­ Out o f the knowledge and experience gained a fortune hns had Its sturt through the opening a >^v.' r!,*. v,‘r>' pleasantly nt Daytona perhaps will he the effort o f the qil feur, worry, doubt, discourage- they can't make out nn efficient Let’s recall n few years! Wasn't A L L A B O U T thfe Reds. • ness; relieve* promptly nnd effe c­ cup, not sip its foam! sonville, nfter n delightful visit mitt and uncle, M. F. Robinson. during fifty-eight yean in th e fm t m ortgage program? they enn’t concentrate a !*', \\ cottage o f Miss ment, all wrong thinking, out o f . ings account. * " man thut failed. No mun can Mr. Hughes the enndidute for pres­ tively. FO LEY’S H O N E Y A N D I will be gladt here with* her daughter, Mrs. W. I-. Brenda Morri«on. investment field without loss to a single investor, your life forever.' These ure lying their forces in n supreme effort to weigh motives or deserts. ident in 191li who uppeulcd to ev­ A N D TH E Bolsheviks. Miss Winfred Strong le ft Tues­ T A R COMPOUND hns stood the Slorgan. get on their feet again. A N D OTHERS. masks that hide from the world Why not make your start today— with this institution? wc have evolved many exclusive protective ery “ red” interest in this country day afternoon fo r Tullnhasxeo, trst of time, serving three genernI will be IAve; W H O H AD no respect. ICulu >! Fu> « “ n‘l Gladys McL E T TH E N E X T year begin on und from yourself the real man in where shq will resume her studies! tions. Mrs. T. L. Dumas. Mrs. Rayfeatures which have been incorporated in flic • N o t loving merely, but Love's to elect him. But o f course that The mill cannot grind with wa­ L , : ^ ’ 'v'ho hnve been the FO R L A W and order. your part un honest effort to do you, the mun thut God made,— ter.that is past. Suppose u millet ! is now past history. very self m odern, scientifically d e velop ed real estate K™®"** o f Miss W inifred not to skulk and whine, and be­ A N D HE suit! that the country. better. Do your tiny share o f the In Washington, where Mr. Sec­ ... Th at gives its life to do while should spend his time regretting m ortgage— the Adair P rotected Bond. moan his hard luck, but to rise to E V E R Y D AY in every way. tVr?l,, ,f,'r Vht‘ P“ at w**k, left yesI big work ahead of the race— and retary Hughes hns to push them others prute rua5' |,,r ‘ heir home in Hastings the height o f his sublime possibil­ the loss o f the water which- had W A S G RO W IN G w« tr.se and worse. in doing so you may do wonders gone through his leaky dun., . JOt doing, and grows Christlike out o f his way. are more Bolshevik These bonds, created, approved and recom­ ities us a son o f God. for your own little existence. How than he need ever fear from Rus- A N D T H E government. through the open sluices in hi# ’math the Cross of Mun! Katp McBride, who has mended by the South’s Oldest Mortgage J41. SH O U LD PU T all these lawless to begin - think more— talk less— siu. •* 1 will be Love! , ,hp FU®»t of her aunt, Mrs. Resolve now that you will be a mill, grieving because he hndit’t people. . vestment House, are secured upon selected use energy in doing instead of success this year. Seal your reso­ utilized it, yet nil the while allow­ _• McBride, fur The Bolshevik in Washington IN PR ISO N . north r ;.Uri ' ,c\ for th° A CO M M U NITY B U ILD E R planning. Make up your minds im proved properties, centrally located, such us ing the water still to (low away, • I will be great; lution by doing ut once whut tho are those who seek to undermine ^ MIarshville, a V h v k Uv io help others, if only with nplite- young man pictured by tho Suc- through the leak he had not L A N. a£ C. for her hon,e office buildings, hi Tice hotels, and apartment houses, N o t in my littleness, nor in the [ the federal government by violut- A N D K E E P them there. U. F. W IIIT N E R . Ca*M*f P. FORSTER, President * en the trouble to mend, nnd the ness and patience. Be n uecont mouth j ing und making a mockery of the A N D E V E R Y B O D Y applauded. whose value is far in excess o f the total bond sluices that yet rehmined open; O f men, but in my work and s p ir it,, laws und constitution. A list of A N D THE. men who had flasks in little bullet in thut great ball­ issue and whose net earning power greatly iRopul.r V !V M00re’ 0n°' o f the their pockets. » bearing uppurutus we c a lf "c iv il­ hitternes.H." The failure knows his whut would vdu think o f him? Murt 2,500 names, said to be liquor cus 3 3 ft. W * 1 ? ,,f Cathedral exceeds the annual interest and principal You would think that the man wns I ization.” * own weakness. Stop lying to your A P P L A U D E D M O ST of all. Mr. 4 1 9 r,anJ°t 1* the guest o f 1 f r e t , if F ime doffs not its cap? turners o f the iHittlcggers, has a fool. Y'et you are doing even a payments. Give the others a chance to roll. self, from now on. Use Me, O God! mysteriously disappeared front And I wondered. ™ Thi,;, • * h" more foolish thing than that, it Save money above all. That means •WHICH L A W S I should obey. You know your weaknesses. I will lie great! some government agency. Would Friends and Customers, One and All: Because they pay 7 % aa against 5 % and opportunity. Control ’ yourself— Correct them. Ask that consci­ ia worse than wasting precious en­ D IO Y O U H E A R A N Y O N E IN Y O U B not these 2,500 bolshevik do inure A N D W HICH I could violate. ergy to demoralize your brnin und 6 % o f other equally high-grade investments, appetite, vanity, thirst, egotism, ence tucked away in your strange Ito v i' Tunnicliffe motored *” I will. I— dust? • to destroy orderly government A N D S T IL L he u good citizen. I * hissimmce Monday morning F A M IL Y SNEEZE? self-indulgence in all its foojish brains, whnt you ought to do. It incapacitate yourself for work A d a ir Protected Bonds en able you to very ’ 'Nay, I sai<’ . if! And yet there is than the ones who muy come from A N D W H Y the other fellow. Kin . xlne Is ImVIUvr evidence Ihnt you have caugtll 'V'1',1 |,"ti! forms. Your first business is 't o m ay be half asleep— hut it will by worrying and fretting over* H A D NO T the same right. no i! PleaianOo 8 ,pC.nt ,he ,la>' ' most ltussiu? tangibly increase your incom e. things tiiat ure nre pusi past Und done with mil p n d .il y.iiim.-lf and your family imlay bv Kri'im. ' im ianU y a* the guest o f friends. am, uo rule yourself. Do that ns a pre­ t.H you. if you ask persistently TO PIC K ami choose. W ith God. A ll’s mine if I will.tuke. • fl.B JI JONHS I.IVHIt nml KIliN )?)’ TON IP whU.'h. , The Intercollegiate Stutesmaij, and really want to know. und c,,n " ot now^he hulped. liminary to uny other success. TH E I.AW S to be respected. eerrn*. srla ns a innle and la ^ illv r and lir*|M On- sysin*' .....eg By our Partial Payment Plan you may invrtt The ifs Charles bn this very subject, says: dlil'in in throw nfT nltacks of I'Ol.tl. MAI.AIOA mol t Id • l(l# In»rrniVi *10).00, 550.00. 5100.00 or more a month, and re­ ” , JJdon and Kenney A N D SO far. . , W ith me. I can do all, be all, a t­ "But Nvhat shall I do with thri | Tin n ir will in- ready nu matter what time of day or oh. ceive 7*» interest on your payments. May we send 1 H A V E N ’T found the answer. REM EM BER T H A T all you get S A Y TO T H E old year: “ Good old y ea r?’ some one asks. r,f frier t ° f 0 r,anJ° w*fh a party tain the Christ! Po rnnd thn-'itens. ., THE OTHER night hi-1 ^<1* among thoso enjoythe full deuib of this pleasant way o f saving at 7**«? bye; .1 have no time to waste comes from the efforts o f those I T H A N K you. n \r. h u m : IN m r.V K N T A T M IN l « W O IIT II .% I will— with God! with it, niv friend? What would % iio t t m : o f r u iK . n of I A T T E N D E D u banquet. that lived before you and o f those grievin g over you. Y’ ou have seen you do with an old suit o f colthes,. 4 , t !,no* ce'>®J Sanford G o lf Tlilrty-llvi* n* lit.t tinluy will vrry 11U v t«» Sunday afternoon. Y'ou l^v'e me play the fool, waste my time, all soiled and worn out. no longer m> boast o f our Americnnism, that live uround you. • Then walk. O Father, daily by my W H E R E T H E R E were a lot of * r mm «.f t’Muirliln*. wlu*Viln« or i»«»MMlt»ly a 8*Vrr* 1 1 deceive myself. Y’ ou'll lie the last business men. IM I'M IHI'UII.U l , . ycOf want it taught to the immigrants in n co-operative body, n gigantic o f any use* to you? I f any one <■ side livery l»ottic In Gl’ A llAN TFK I* l»* Hive •^LWaclIoii ^ r to see that sight." Stick to ' )poorer than make their co-operative. Be an honest part- yea yourself- can- use it.» A lo n g the climbing pathway o f the A N D B A N K E R S and manufactur­ who come here to W ----Ferran ami inrtfi.y ref undid. ers. lUrrv v & rs' J • L >Ferran nnd thut— he n better njan, or woman, Jgive it away. Y’ ou got all you can homes, but then proceed to violate |ner— give others a chance, • •a • a* year; REALTY & T R U S T CO . ru.,11, ^ »rr.a.n Eustis were the or boy, or girl, beginning with i get out o f it. I f you can do R O U M IL L A T & ANDERSON Fur ao I shall clasp hands with A N D I saw u good n any take out' tlie laws and the federal constitu flio '*'1 IliilfV iluudiaj A IL A .N 1 , Mrs. D. I* today. And good luck, success to j uny thing to retrieve mistakes o rj N%>)‘ o n i» ri.oitiD A . ; their flasks. • 11 ion. T r a °f MrY’ OU KNOW what you ought to Love and Power, l ' n» ’ her on Sunday. • I failures, do it; i f not, forget th e' A N D POUR something into their I What is a Bolshevik, anyway? do. “ The heart knoweth his owp you irfi the efforL 'y, And shall not fearl . 1*. ^ . t y* »v * iimiaii oi tarnft U*th* t t f rine. Pittmnn ot TornI ,ne “ tractive guest o f Mrs. A New Year’s Bonfire. A New Year’s Wish wish all A H A PPY NEW YEAR Miller & Son Wednesday - - - - Thursday. SPECIAL Peaches29c My Favorite Stories ...» No.2 1-2 Bel­ monte Sliced The Saving Instinct ADAIR PROTECTED Q irsl Morlqaijt NDS on P<.eaL Gslate Bolsheviks in Washington de­ A 7% Investment No. 1 New Crop Prunes ^ l e 50 29c Ta"llc Van Camp Can — backed by 58 years o f safely 14 oz. Premier CHILL! Bottles 30c 14 oz. f A T C IIP Premier v i i I D U r Z D C FIRST NATIO NAL BANK Vai pnrL jP_ 1 Ac Camp i uiK oc Keans' AVcan A Pleasant Greeting 40 oz. Ja r 1 A M A K o Ringold J A M 4 DC It’s been a pleasure to us to serve you during the past 365 clays and we look forward to the coming year, hop­ ping that our relations may be even more pleasant than in. the past. • Full Line Fresh Fruits and Vegetables A D A IR Mi-lady's Shoppe PIGGLY - WIGG1Y W h e re S a n fo rd T ra d e s i j ! ____--___ ____J__________ '/ — ■ __ Xf‘ \■ .. . V *«. .* -tm, I ' . »i . ' l i t . '\ i ; »»■ vt �Greatest Season in History ™ lT c o lle g e s p o r t a g a in is IOST POPULAR BRANCH OF FALL ATHLE1CS; ATTENDANCE IS BIG R eturn To Exhalted Position Is Out­ standing Feature of Y ear m S m Cornell Quarter May Enroll at West Point NEW YEAR GREETINGS COACHES ASSURE PADDOCK OF THE SUPPORT T h e L. Allen Seed Co. • IT H A C A , N. Y., Dec. 31.— Georg* Pfann, star quarter­ back o f the Cornell football A N D IT S P E R S O N A L W ISH TO EXPRESS OUR .team nnd one of the best field A T L A N T A . Gn„ Jnn. 1.—Tho ... N E W Y O R K , Jan. 1— T h e'u n ­ generals in tho history o f the Nntionn! Collegiate Athletic Asso­ ceremonious passing o f Carl Mays gridiron sport,' is making prepa­ ciation today reaffirmed Its sup­ from the pages of American rations to entir West Point next port o f Charlie Paddock, Univer­ League history may well be char­ summer^ according to close sity of Southern California, acterized as a monument >to the friends o f the player. I t 4s un-1 sprinter, in adopting a resolution FOR T H E O P P O R T U N IT Y • OF- SERVING OUR fleeting nature o f fame. Three M A N Y CUSTOMERS DURING dtrstood that Pfann, Whose providing that’ hereafter American years ago Mays was no good trfat home is irv Marion, Ohio, hns colleges and universities 'rercive the American League wont to w ar tffe’ right to determine eligibility been ussured nn appointment to over him nnd spent upward o f n o f their students to participatq in the M ilitary Academy i f he half million dollars b«/oro the is­ athletic meets in this country or cares to accept and he is In­ sue wns settled. A fe w weeks ago elsewhere. . clined to look with fa vo r on tho A N D W IS H E AC H A H A P P Y A N D PROSPEROUS he wns put up fo r sale at the Idea. Pfann Is now a senior The association also made public NEW YEAR waiver price, nnd not p club In nt Cornell and will be graduated correspondence concerning the de­ the league was interested, barment of Paddock from the 1921 in June. I f he enters .West c team at the instance of Point he w ill be eligible fo r tho ’ Mays’ is the old story o f a trump a inteur ^thlctic union. football team throughout his today nnd tramp tomorrow. four-ycnr course, ns the Arm y Action on Paddock’s case came lia s Trained W ell. r . .r docs not have the same eligibil­ Into in the day nfter n genera! Variations and hypnths enter his, ity rules as are in voguo nt consideration o f college sports talc, however, A comparatively Puddock's case wns presented by most colleges. young man, ho entered major Gen. Palmer E. Pierce, president i longue baseball lesjj than nine o f the association, in his address. years ngo, nnd since he nlwnyf A i committee, appointed to consid­ STR ATO N-W ILL SPEAK. taken the best of care o f himself er the matter, droiy up the resolu­ it is hardly credible thllt^his abil­ tion which wns approved unani­ M IA M I, Jnn. 1.— Dr. John Ronch mously by thy association. ity lias altogether vanished bcyont( hope o f reclaim. W hat is more' Strnton, pastor o f Calvury Baptist ' Case is Reviewed. Another way R ed Comb The association, had been re­ likely is that American league' Church, w ill he umong the promiclubs, having seen sufficient o f ment fchurchmen -o f tho Baptist quested by the Paris University Egg Mash excels— denomination to appear on the pro­ Club to procure tho attendance o f RedLOxnb Mays during his tenure in that, gram nt tho South Bible Confer­ American college students in tho E^MaaK ( ;*icontaindurf; organization, decided by common ence here o nFebrunry 12. Dnccontains no consent that the liability o f his , tor Straton is n leader nmong the International University meet in Paris last May -1. Paddock entered personal characteristics wns g r e a t-! ....." :” Vl * "V ,— " — dust nor < - lliii n l o l l i i t n t m *» n u c a f a tvj. fundamentalists in the widespread e r than whatever assets his pitch­ cbntrnversy among churchmen re­ the meet ns an accredited repre­ filler ■*■ sentative o f his university. ing might produce. In consequence garding the Bible’s infallibility. as Having competed in the event., he will wind up his innjor league Americans have opened the the resolution continued, ho wns* *. ** • * ,r days with the Cincinnati Reds. senson at famous St. Moritz, E X E C U TIV E CO M M ITTE E, suspended by the Amateur Ath­ IS DUSTLESS! Mnys is a victim o f self-cruci­ MEET. letic union and “ thereby under the Switzerland. Photo shows a — Due m nj S iiiii mt F ilin Irritate aaj fixion. Hu left few friends In O R L A N P O , Jan. 1.— Th e execu­ rules adopted by the International adhtro la I ha N i m i i i M i a t lAa throat. skUjumper “ doing his stuff’’ Boston when he wns sold to the tive committee of tho Christian Olympic committee is ineligible to while spectators watch from be­ Ynnkocs nnd precipitated the last Endeavor Union met here on Tues- participate in the forthcoming Ituiff on REDCOMB {* QUALITY * o f the baseball wars. He loaves . day afternoon, Jan. 1, fo r the pur- Olympic guinea.’’ low. . . just as many in New York now. pose of outlining work fo r the The National Collegiate Athletic Association recognizes the jur­ Y et his personality has virtu es.' coming year. isdiction of the American Olympic One o f them is gameness, lie W H O LESALE AND R E TA IL FEED (iLBF.lt H O YS’ CO NFERENCE. Association in nil matters pertain­ steps well under the Inahr. -Phone 91 JA C K S O N V IL L E . Jnn. 1.— Y. M. ing to American representation in Elm Avenue nntl Commercial StreetWhile the light raged over his C. A. members of this section are the Olympic games, the resolution transfer to the Yankees in 1919 he* making plans for the Older Boys’ sail]. pitcher excellent hall and really Conference to he held here JunuW . B. Bovnrd, secretary o f the performed a one-man job of keep­ nry 25-27. Upwards o f 300 hoys faculty athletic committee, today P A S A D E N A , C alif, Jnn. 1 .— ing his dub in the rnce. The issue nre expected to nttend the meet­ A y e r, o f the University o f Wash­ ington, any.? that “ colleges in Elaborate ceremonies have been wns settled by 1920, nnd Carl ings. southern California have always planned for the opening here Tues­ slumped through (he first-half o f • ' SE N TEN C ED TO DIE. been friendly to the A. A. U „ hut in T day o f the football game between the race, Unforiuinte Ball. M IAM I. Jnn. 1.— W. R. Asher, this instance, the colleges feel that the Annapolis Midshipmen nnd Late in the senson, however, he taxi-driver, has been sentenced to Paddock is being unduly punished, ' the University o f Washington ele­ accidentally hit Ray Chapman death for killing R. D. Niles, a considering he followed advice of ven, it was announced today. Judge Mitchell highest collegiate authorities, i As Adm iral K. S. Robinson, with a pitched ball, and tho latter 1 fellow taxi-mnn. commander-in-chief o f the United ' died before morning. N o one re­ II. Pric.e before whom the case C ollege support, vital to life ot states battle fleet, arrives ami en- [ grettod the tragedy ns much qs was tried, granted a motion for Southern Pacific A'. A. U „ w i ll , supreme probably lie withdrawn through tcra his box he w ill receive the ad­ Mays, hut his enemies proceeded appeal to the state force o f public opinion If Prout ‘ miral's salute from a 200-piece to make enpital o f the accident, court. * (President William C. Prout, of nnd there was much talk o f driving navy band. M \NV STUDENTS ENROLLED. the Amateur Athletic union) can­ A checkerboard pencil with square eraser and lucky A marine- guard w ill parade the ' him out nf hnsehtll, since he had EUSTIS. Jnn. 1.— Four thousand not assume n judicial rather than colore, which then will he hoisted : gaii(rd some notoriety because his three hundred students nre onrnl- a w ar-like attitude. horse shoe will he given away to anyone who buys 0*. on the field with all due ceremony. underhand delivery had resulted in td in the schools of Lake County Molene horse and mule feed. This is your chance to Before the kick-off the Navy many men being hit* this venr. nn increase (if more than F ort Lauderdale— $300,000 bonds goat and the Washington Husky 1,0C0 pupils, during.the last three to he i.isued fo r improvement i f get a useful gift ami at the same time lay in a supply M IL L IO N H O LLAR H OTEL. dog w ill parade their escorts from {•cars. Scientific tests nre now boW E ST P A L M B E A C H . Jan. 1.— intr made, of. xomo.of the |»upilt state highway in this vicinity. , “ and Seattle in ntterulof an economical, nourishing horse feed. Don’t miss A ten-story ftrciironf oUih buti'V hicli if proven* satisfactory will j It wns originally planned to to cost approximately $1,000,090 >e put in it. Get your pencil early, before {lie supply is exhaust­ use throughout the T H E P A IN T WE SELL start the game at 2 o’clock, but a’ is to he built at Palm Beach by country, it is stated. One class of IS a conference.yesterday 2:15 p. in. New York firm, it is announced, tests is designed to show the act­ ed. wns fixed for the kick-off. Work on the structure is expected ual progress the pupil is making During the play the head conch- t«» Jictrin sometime in January or in his studies, while another, called qx on the sidelines w ill have the j J*vot\n\vy> It wiill he placed on n tin' general intelligence tests, fur­ advice and assistance o f assist- ' b»t 'v,*h <m() feet frontage on the nishes a more accurate basis for classification o f pupils. ant ocnchcs perched on.the top o f the stadium. Special telephone T DOES NOT CRACK, f f J. A M " IT CRACK. lines are being installed from the PEEL, NOR D U STER, OR upper tier o f seats to the edge of the Held, up that the members and Dues the fellow who trys to sell you a cheaper feed AL­ C H A LK OFF their aides may he in continual W AYS F a y'll is as good as contact. A Full Line nf Kalsomine, Var­ I.ast night 10,000 scats still The v6ry best Uattery is an nishes nnd Stains were available, but it is confident­ ly expected that (In- full 52,000 SOLD O N LY IIY E capacity o f the stadium will he W e re-charge and repair all sold out before the start of the game. makes of Flatteries S A N F O R D I 'A i N t W HOOPEE MAJOR LEAGUES APPRECIATION 1 9 fo o tb a ll, the grant college sport, lln proved to be the most Unassisted Triple o f fa ll snorts in nll 'scco f the country. Attendance Plays Featured w ere brok en . everywhere, was never keener and 1923 Baseball Y ear players w ere never more ‘ »nt. W ithout exaggeration, ir 1023 can be called the The 102.1 season was unusual i t football history. in the major longues in produc­ . Eastern footb all perhaps the ing a pair of unassisted triple 1s t featu re w as the return o f plays. In nil the previous yours to an exalted position onion-; o f big league* hail only three select in the gridiron world. had boon recorded, nnd o f those Blue swept everything in its one was made in n world’s se­ It—a thorny path— beset with ries nnd the other has been dis­ ie h w orth y, focm en ns A rm y. puted. The three were made by Ifcryland, Buck noil, Harvard nnd Paul Hines in 1878, NcAl Hall in eeton— and on the strength o f 1900 nnd Hill WnmbsgansiK in * phenomenal record, the Klis the 1920 world’s scries. The can be called the equals if not th»* Hines play has been the subject triors o f any gridiron comhinno f some dispute. lr\'thc Hast. The two triple plays o f 1923 -Cornell alone o f all the m ighty were made in the final month astern elevens turned out durof the season, both by Doston ' the past season, can vie with in fielders. George Hums, first Blue fo r premier honors, lmscmnn of the Kcd Sox, made (tile the Ithacans, like the Hullthe first. Ernest Padgett, ^__jf, did not lose a game during ’ the year, their schedule was not no young shortstop o f the Braves, made the other. difficult. In no instuncp, during eig h t game schedules, did Yale And tell face fhe same opponents _ on comparative scores alone it would be difficult to rate the two Michigan for Conference honors. leading elevens o f the Knst. P e r ­ Michigan also had its individual haps the most im partial way nf star, its fullback Kipke, being con­ . ranking the Blue and the Red sidered . the best punter in the would b e to place both in a niche W cst.J f not in the entire football high above the rest, the Abou Ben playing terrain. The rnce for the Western Con­ - Ahdems o f the football world. ference title, the most important Specialize in Open Play. Both Y alo nnd Cornell gained of standardized football champion­ th eir high positions by specializ­ ships quests, wns intensely inter­ in g In the open gam e— the style esting. Mid-western football fans which wns most fnvornbly received expect unsets und iis n result the b y ,th e followers o f the great col­ interest nn the championship con­ lege game. In so doing Ynle do- tests never wanes. This in a great lU d fro m *its football style o f measure accounted for the' tr e ­ e- past few years, when line mendous crowds that football ntplunging seemed the Blue’s only tructer in the West. The co n fer­ ence elevens nlpne ployed before offensive weapon. Yi a le ’s offensive material this more than 1.009.000 people. tar, taken ns a group, was per: yea Penn Leads in Attendance. nps the best in college ranks, The West, however, was not ’or hnrd driving, end running and alone in attracting record-break­ ’orwnrd pnssing it would be hard ing crowds. Every Saturday in to find the peer o f Eli hacks. F u r­ October and November found ca­ thermore, Ynle was doubly blessed pacity gatherings wherever foot­ in backfleld m aterial— her substi­ ball was played. Penn played be­ t u t e Were almost on a par with fore more people than any o t h e r the regular quartet. Captain M al­ ^ lory, Rtcvcns, Pond, Neale, Neiil- Oo!!°in0ils'new lingcr und Rlchesbn formed a g a l ­ Other colleges'iiktifiso had Hrelr a x y o f stars hnrd to equal in any record orewds. N ew sttulin, no section o f the country. matter how large, seemed inade­ \ Cornell's attack, which proved so quate to handle the ever-increasing " successful against all opposition, horde o f football enthusiasts. was tlkewise open. Gil Dohio’s puAn inkling o f the tremendous ■, pits specialized n thrusts oil' tackle revenue gained from football may i, and with powerful interference be had by considering that Penn­ play. The m ighty George Pfanu sylvania’s home receipts were gained almost nt w ill this one $670,000. In general football re­ play. The m ighty George Pfnnr: ceipts were approximately double r usually carried the hull on these tho attendance. Consider the fact sudden rushes and if individual that Yale, Harvard und Pennsyl­ brilliance he considered he. more vania played before 1 ,000,000 peo­ 1 than any other member o f the Big ple nnd then by stretching the im ­ Red muchine, was responsible for agination try to guess the total Gil Dobie’s success. for the East nnd the entire coun­ Pfann’s fame wns widespread. try. Scarcely one nominator o f all- * The season was featured by star tennis dared om it that m ighty many intcrsectiunal battles, with Cornell buck. Pfnpn could do e v ­ Notre Paine figuring in the most erything that was required o f a Important. Many Southern elev­ v o T i r i : t o t \ \i* 1 1 i:ns. back and ha could do it more e f ­ ens came North to battle Eastern KanToril, KlnrMo. .Inn. I. lull. fectively than nrty other back in teams and in the main the East As n u o lriil Pv Section t’j. ( ’Impthe East. Football fans traveled was successful. N ot so, however, tor fi5!»(t, I .aw* of I'lorlilii. I will lie fa r to see the sensational back in wlitm Notre Paine came here to 111 Dll follow Ilia places, on the ilute actlnn. They were thrilled when play Arm y, Princeton mid Carne­ noil between tin ' hours s, t after each, for the purpose of receiving tho Red flash broke uwn ytn swell gie Tech. The Westerners came, Tax IteturnH for the o ; i r |:*2I: Cornell’s ponderous point total and saw and comiuergl all three. The ( I.-a * va— January 17th. 111:0(1 A. they wore overjoyed to hear that work of the South Bend team fur­ At In 3:110 I’, M Osceola January IMh, 10:00 A. Pfann w ill continue his football ca ­ nished a basis for comparison o f Al to :t:u*> p. m . reer as u cadit at West Point when the relative strength o f the East I'lniliioln— January 2I»t. 10:00 A. he ip graduated front Cornell. and West, hut as there were better A!, to 12:00 At. Cahrlolln January 2 1 st. I pm I*. Eastern Backfleld Stars. tennis in the East than (hose de­ so 5:09 I*. M. Am ong other Eastern offensive feated by Notre Panic, it is not M. Ovlcilo— January 22rp|. 10:00 A. stars might he mentioned nil the possible to choose one eleven as Al !•. :t;uo I*. M. Altamonte Jiuiiiry H’ ril. IO:uo A. memhers o f 'Y a le ’s backfleld, e s ­ tho champion team o f the country. M. to 12:0 0 At. pecially Bill M allory, who added I.otiuu-ooil .latiuur.Y 23ril. 1:00 I*. some excellent drop-kicking to hh ' Pensacola — Muscle Shoals, I At. to 3:00 I*. At numerous accomplishments, ( ’ lies Birnlinglmm nnd Pensacola Kail - : l.oke Alary— January 21th, 10;00 At. (•> 5:00 l ’. M ter Bowmnn, of Syracuse, Harry road planning extension from j A. i'aotn— January 2 .7 th. 10:00 A. At. Wilson, o f Penn State, W alter Kimbrought to Jasper. to 12:00 Al. •Monroe -nJnuurv 2.71 h. |:oo I'. At. Kpppisrh, o f Columbia, George Sniythe, o f Arm y, were other TH IS OUT— IT IS WORTH to :i:ii0 !\ At. A V A I ’OIIN. • powerful offensive factors. M O NEY Tax Assessor. The West, too, hud its stars, one Send this ad and ten cents to o f the greatest/ being Harold i Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Avc., Grange, o f Illinois. Grange was, in I Chicago, III., writing your name ELECTRIC CURLING IRONS fact, proclaimed the greatest hack i and address clearly. You will re­ o f the year by many competent $1.50 ceive a ten cent bottle o f F O L E Y ’S critics. Like Pfann. he was a tri­ MONEY A N D T A R COM POUND ple-threat man and his work was Automobile and hike tires mainly responsible fo r his college's for coughs, colds and hoarseness, high ranking in the Western C o n ­ also free sample package o f FO­ Get our prices before buying diuretic stimu­ ference. Grange was undoubtedly L E Y ’S PILI.S, lant for the kidneys, and F O L E Y the most consistent ground gainer CATHARTIC. T A B L E T S for Con­ in the West. An average gain of stipation and Biliousness. These yards per gam e was nothing 105 Palmetto Avenue wonderful remedies have helped to the lanky Illinois back. Phone -181 -J A s a result o f Grange’s great i millions o f people. T ry them! Bold 2 1 3 K The Dust Test M s the Met Dust Chokes the hen RED COM B l a s s * EG G M A S H 1 . “ m4 jiw 5 *' 1 fill YVashington-Navy Tilt To Be Preceded By Elaborate Ceremonies k err F. P. RINES u n iiv u a tie m - 'w i >ith m i |everywhere. | * >■ ■; •**.> * v . Illinois earned u play, 4IUI1UW HORSE OW NERS! Get -This Pencil FREE W HY. SUNPROOF B a t t e r ie s E X I D O -M O L E N E STORE R A Y BROTHERS Rhone 5-18\ BIG GARAGES -------- Sanford Welaka Bldg. The party furnishing us with the most perfect answer to this Phone 1103 question by January 15, wil Iget one sack of O-Molcnc freeTiie perfect answer winning the prize will he printed in this DO BURN space. A garage lire usually results in 5 n frightful loss o f property h^s a frightful property loss. Fine cars are left mere skeletons of twisted chassis and every hit of wooden coach work becomes a pile of blackened cinders. The presence o f gasoline tends to make a garage fire very com­ plete in its destruction. 3 The Hof-Mac Battery Co. . Wish to thank their patrons fo r their PH O NE 181 1923 Business S ervice station for the econ om y■ration — feed ’/» less. Wish to state they have a surprise in store for them M AIvK A MEMO NOW TO TELEPH O NE A. P. CONNELLY : : & SONS :: 101-H Magnolia Avenue Sanford, ------------ —Florida ^ OHOLENE FIO for 1021... Watch for our announcement. f iLESS ..wu-no*' H m x n The Hof-Mac Battery Co. i Foot of First Street ■ ■ u u •,8#J ISUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! Phone ■■■■D M i ‘aaMriHiJii ^ A l! feeders arc requested to answer. l _______^ — if -- - - Nickles, Dimes and Quarters Foolishly Resolve Now Not to Spend but rather come down to litis bank today and just tell anyone o f us you want a Christmas Savings Pass Book and put away each week accordipg to our savings plan and we will add four per cent to it next Christmas and you will be so delighted when wc hand you that fat check, you’ll want to continue to save. Come m and ask for a circular— it explains it all, or write or phone us to mail it to you. S E IV l N O L C O U N T Y B K . PROGRESS iJht t N SE R V I C SI, T R ENGTH “ ~ .... ... ~-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. mg A ; . _ _ # . �-A ■ Y J A N U A B Y i; 1*24 _________ _ v. n J j-jures '•t.vfc'r! ,<-, zeyr -— .t ~ - ------- WILLING ADS They will find a new home, locate lost articles, and perform many important tasks fo r you , IfANTADRATES J^HIS-CASM IN AD VAN C E .j., "in'” T***P nn.| collector s=nt fc*m patr,,n . ^mediately for payment. I flair | fla ir* - I He He lip line line line line I flair* le 0 fliae* Double rate for Mack face type. Succil rates for e x e c u tiv e wrtlons. Count six word, to ^ |inc. Minimum charge of jl, for first insertion. A ll adJrtisiry is restricted to proper AUlficatlon. In cue of error The Herald ^jjl j,t. responsilde for only one Arnett insertion, the adver­ s e for all subsequent inserftjL The Herald office should n o t i f i e d immediately in case if error. PHONE148I far prompt and efficient service. W ANTED MISCELLANEOUS Madam Harriet, Beauty Parlor. Orer Mobley’s Drug Store park Ave. Phone 245. fAXTKD—Assistance of any Ijlnd be secured by running a at ad in The Herald. This class f advertising; costs very little and r ead by nearly everybody. If I need of office help, farm help, ok.«, or in fact any kind uf help, phone 1 IH and give your ad the telephone. _____________ AYTEB—Customers to save Ford (lift Tickets. One with $1.00 purchase dt Wight’s. / TKD- One Thousand T^ASH Costumers Daily: Beginning 1921, The I- Allen Seed ComIjr will hv-'in operating1 on n basis exclusively nnd are ilng uur prices for the New ir in accordance to cnnble the chaser to ave money by paycash fur merchandise handled w. Tht principle will absodjr nut lie deviated from in ly case whatsoever. FOR SA LE M IS C E L L A N E O U S R E A L ESTATE FOR S A L E FUR S A LK — Bargain, five acres o f land, close in. Box 117. New Y e a r Cards FUR SA LK — Ur rent—10 acres o f M i-Lady’s Khqppo. citdus land partly cleared, house 5, 10, 15 Cents. and other improvements. Address Sanford, 809 Magnolia Ave. i FUR S A L E —Une 10 acre lot three STRAW BERRY P L A N T S — Send! miles south of Sanford. Eureka $2.50 fo r 500 Missionary Delta. Address Kiondykc, Birger lots at reduced Hammock—celery n iA .,) prices. John Lightfoot, K. Chat- Richard R,thar,, Stephenson, M. D., W est tnnooga, Tcnn. , Lebanon, Iml. __ FUR S A L E —Oran^y g ro v o ; Hopk,ins Shoe Shop terms country property. B ritt Work Guaranteed. Realty Co, 309 E. First St. SA U S A G E fo r - sale— Pure pork FOR S A L E —Three desirable build­ ing lots located on pav?d street, snusage snfcked with uaw wood, 35e. lb., postpaid. N o order ac­ worth $1,900.00 each. Owner w ill cepted fo r less than 3 lbs. Satis­ sacrifice for $2100.00. Britt Realty Co._______________ faction guaYnnteed. .Mrs. Enoch Sawyer, Tifton, Ga., It. I). F. No. FOR S A LE —Two fine building lots, located on one o f the best o.________________ _____________ ■_ paving and FRESH supply o f pepper, Tmiiato corners in Sanford, sidewalks hbth sides. A t bnrgnin. and eggplnnt seeds. L. Alien See Britt Realty Co. Seed Co. Phone 248. H A R D Y Australian Pines, stand h OR SA LE— Five lots located on Sanford Ave., opposite Rose 10 degrees. $25 per 100, John B. Bench, West Palm Bench, Fin. Court, each 00x1.10. Two o f them corner lots. Easy terms. B ritt SALE*— FO R S A L K — DeSMo DcSoto paints nipl Roalty_Co._______* . vanrishes at Snnforii Novelty 23 Works, side agents. 154-tfe FOR S A L E —Orange grove, acres, 400 trees, location on Inku, BUNCH G R A PE S, tree blueberries twenty minutes from Snnford. A and blackberries— all varieties good buy at $0,500. Terms. Britt suitable fo r home and commercial Realty Co. planting. Largest nurseries. V ig ­ F u ll S A L E —5 acre celery farm, orous, well rontvd plants insure tiled, all equipment, good loca­ good early profits. For full in­ formation nnd illustrated catalog tion on hard road, close to town, a No. 1), write Southern Adapted bargain, terniH. Britt Realty Co. Nurseries; Bartow, Fla. AUTOM OBILES A N D FOR S A L E — E gry Cash Register. R EPAIR S Cost $90 when new. Wilt sell cheap, Inquire at Snnford Herald P. A. MEKO office. General Auto"Kepniring Wight Bros. Bldg. Phone 394. FOR H ALE— Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. MORE BARG AINS. Mrs. Ellsworth, Ileardall Avenue, 1922 Hupnuibilc louring. Snnford, Phone 3.'it>3. P.'l-tfp Lexington Ltrk (sp o rt). Dodge Screen commercial. Four Dodge tourings 1921. Dodge Roadster 1910. Nash touring 1921. SEED PO T A T O E S Two R c » speedster trucks 1922. National touring 0 passenger. Three Light Ford Trucks. Spalding Rose Flour and Bliss Triumph in Hags or Thre wortn-drivf fo r d trucks. Two Ford Chassis. Bushel -Boxes, otiod for table also. Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. Dodge 1922 touring. Three Dodge tourings 1929. Chandler touring. . CH ASE & CO. p h o n e r»:m. Two Ford touting, . Velio touring 1922. Dodge, Graham I 1-2 ton truck. Huick touring 1919, 1 passenger, BETTER BABY* C H IC K S: Pineltuiek touring 1918. , breeze. White Leghorn Chicks ( Dodge 3-1 ton truck. * are sired by .pedigreed males fr'oni' DRESSMAKING vi _ ... in on new Dodges. -.lost of them IAIN and fancy dressmaking nl- $20 a hundred?’ $180 athousand! N j * ht'e" jpf‘ w;i‘ h u ’ 10 tmtions, Mrs. F. L. Nixon, 304 Immediate ‘deliveries. Order “ bet- n11'1 o n ' htf l,’Jrch” c F. 1th St. i'hone II I. ter bnhy chicks’ ’ from Pincbreezo ww D0*1*'08’ Thoy ,,r“ n11 ri‘al good, having been reconditioned. Farm, Callahan, Florida. Ti rms to those who can establish AGENTS W A N T E D FOR „S„ A L E — Oriulges, 50c, 75c nnd credit. Some of thive cars can GENTS—Make and sell my ear’» ! rf.cr I be exchanged for real cstnto inl­ nr. bun remover. A good, clean and $2.50 per 100. II.- T. Tiller, l1proved or Unimproved. Diamonds titimato t>u>im>ss; good profits, P a o h t . _____________ or anything else of value. karii-s McDaniels, Box (501, Home* K bit S A L E — 209 Tiingerines, Val­ Usd. Fla. _ . encia 1.9 (>im Gong, Jaffa, nnd SANFORD MOTOR CO. Grapefruit buds. H. T. Tiller, Dodge Dealers. Panin. Phinc 3. NEW hospital* tent 20x30. C. P. 1923 Dodge touring, run very little, extras, for quick sale $795.00. Deal, Paula, Fla. OR RENT Two nice furnished i'IO'’ Sanford Motor Co. SEE the Snnford Stove Works, 902 housekeeping or bed rooms $20. Sanford Ave, before buying T month. 312 or .111 East 5th stoves. We will save you money. We also repair stoves o f all kinds, SPEED UP • Y O U R grafanolns and sewing machines.! L A Z Y LIV E R ________________________ 194-tfc APARTMENTS FOR RENT BUILDING MATERIAL REG ULAR meals served nt the Phoonix, single meals, by the day or week. T ry them. Clem Jones Liver and Kidney Tonic Will Do It 1RA( I.K Concrete Co., general ton-M work, sidewhiks, build- MELON Seed—Tom Watson, Irish As a ton'e wlicti there Is w-enkirrigation boxes. J. E. ray, Kleckley sweet. Florida Fa­ ocHs an-l lack of appetite, when n gwdleger. Prop. vorite, Gn. Rattlesnake. I grow Utile <Xel-tloA mnkeM VOU feel nnd save these seed myself, money tlr.-l. your leas tlrng, y o u r hack IS THE STATUS OF his, vnur mouth tastes unit y ou r can not buy any better. 50 cents jii t Ttil'll BUSINESS? s i - -I' Is hroketi, t'letll Julies L iv e r lb. W. II. Thomson, Lloyd, Flu. uih I Kl-lticv Tonic Is the one thlnn “ Pert will make up your inI that will restore your strength nnd ry—why cripple your busictrthlo v-oi to enjoy Ilf*-, t'l.KM C H A R T E R IS G R A N TE D . .H i n t s ' u v i i i i and k id n k y * . **n Mm an hire this done, hecause nf its aeneral G A IN E S V IL L E , Jan. 1 .— Word TttN'It*. wicnced in several lines o f Ti nnd lienlth-uIvlltK effect, has and will contract has byeh received nt the Univer­ e-tuhtisheil i l s i l f ns n recognlxi'd fo r TOItt’ lf* I.IVUIt. . “ rk at a reasonable figure. sity o f Florida that n charter has r-me-lv been granted to the Florida sec­ K i:v i:it , MAT.ARIA AND I ' n l l l S . ■T Sjinfurd Herald. t-l I'M n .N T S I.IVHlt A N t i Kll> tion o f the American - Chemical N EV TON It’ Is not only lienellclal Society, which has headquarters ns a liver rniillcine. hut tt e x e r ­ f S ' T E ; i S ,MKET SOON. at the university. Dr. Townes It. cises n rleanslna mid MtliniilutinK: rta H ,M Uii'L *T Jan* D— 'fbe LHgh, head o f the department of influence in the slomarh nnd b o w ­ "m * '! w ° f Architects, . . . . , - . . els Throiufh Us excellent cnmeet ln-r»* January 10-12 for ! vhanustry, hu sfor some time made thartlc properties hllloos Impnrl“"‘n-'itinn „f candidates apply - 1efforts to procure a charter for tles which have Interferreil with » ^ lit cn " to practice fiTphi* the FJoridu section, so chemists of healthy proeeHsew lire drlv.-n out. T a k e no I'lt.I.S while itslmr the tor,- in Iin- state. Election o f the state might be lirought to­ in. -Urine— the TONItJ s al It hut Is trf, als " will take place. Dc- gether for advancement o f chem­ " T i l l : PO ST IS SM ALL—T IIK «. historical precedent, speciti- istry in this section. III-! NEK IT IS CHEAT. •w dra awing and many other l-iiumillat Anderson. Hanford. ■dies „f a.rchitecture wil) he EX PE RT Typew riter cleaning and Florida. repairing. Call H. S. I’ohd. th- nf >"!i Vl tM which n high The air is full of things you vllieiciicy will be re­ phone 225 or Peoples Bunk. 179-tfe shouldn’t miss. Get a radio. i • ■ HOUSES FOR R E N T LO ST A N D F O U N D R E A L ESTATE . W ANTED FOR RE N T— 3 furnished^rooms; L O S T — Your opportunity to secure private home, 509 E. 3rd St. free tickets to the Milnne Thea - 1 W A N T to hear from o w n ef] f ai m for sale; give par Call after 5. __________ tre, if you fa il to rend these want I F D fD T r s H E T n iW F / located in !a d * each day. Two free tickets and lowest price. John J. exclusive residential section o f j are given away daily to the per-, Chippewa Fnlls, Wisconsin. Miami. House is of concrete con-j son whose name appears on this Arcadia— Pinna c o m p le " t « n Buying* Real Estate in Sanford is not a rich man'if game— it struction nnd contains three bed* pnge. Read the w an t'ads each building now service station ,J is for the man of modest income who wants to become inde­ rooms, sleeping porch, complete day. Oak Strert nnd B revankAvent tiled bath with shower, Inrge living F O U N D — Opportunity to buy a ’ pendent; for the man who wants his hoine, a place his fam ily room, living porch, dining room, Fairvilln— Bonds sold to ft* . can. point with pride to and sap. “ That’s our home.’’ short wave long distance Radio kitchen nnd breakfast porch. Com­ Receiving Set cheap. Ask , fo r new school house, construction 1 Start searching today for your future home among the choice pletely nnd nttrnctivcly furnished. demonstration. IIof-Mnc Battery start nt once. Real Estate offerings in The Wnnt Ad section. Garage with servant’s quarters. Co. Large city lot with cocoanut trees Cocon— A ll fru it packing hot Sanford’s foremost Realtors every day advertise their best and other tropical foliage. Owner LO S T— Hunting coat, between the operating nt capacity. listings on the classified pages o f The Herald. desires to rent to responsible party hard road to Geneva and the old To ^reach ull the people effectively— leave your Wand A t at Lecoochee — Cummer Cypr. for winter season. Address Ilox Privatte place. Return to the The Herald Office. Phone ua to tend for it or phone it to the 112, care The Snnford H erald.__ , Herald office nnd receive reward. Company adding extensively to i cal plant. Wnnt A d Department. FOR R E N T— Jan. 1st. one store - P O U N D _Pair of shoes. Please room on 2nd St. nnd Oak Ave., I cay at thu llernld office for Ln Belle— Construction o f sta t*T now occupied by A. & P. Co. Aphighway from this point to C tar*4 ply Snnford Motor Co. amC‘ 148 W A N TE D — To rent small furnish-|F R E E tickets at the Herald office iston nearing completion. td house or light housekeeping I fo r Tuesday s show at • Plane Port Hawaii— New bridge sp­ fo r Mrs. Idn Austin. rooms. Phone 30(1-#. uing tidewater canal on Suni Orlando— Cucumber crop bring.* Inn n ad in course o f construct FOR R E N T— Nice front bed-room HOUSES— FOR SALE. HELP W ANTED ! Orange County oi'cr $ 1 ,000,000 117 Laurel Ave, yearly. KOI! SAUK. II ousu nnd large lot W A N TE D — C arrier boys to deliver ; HOUSE for lent, S. E. corner 12th In Rose Court. $4500.00. Terms. thu Sanford Herald in Snnford, i St. nnd Ouk Ave. Inquire 11th. Britt Realty Co. Genuvn and . Oviedo. W rite or see ] St. nnd Elm Ave, S. E. corner. M. Schneider. FOR S A L K — Bungalows, house Circulation .Manager o f Herald. building lots. Ail sections of W a n t e d — N ewsboys to seel the I’nnumn City— Site being si-le-*Sanford. Britt Realty Co. Hanford Herald on the streets of cd for new $10,900 post ofii -e build­ i FOR S A L E — Bungalow,‘close in on Sanford nnd W inter n l’ rk. W rite ing. Palmetto Ave., $4200.00, terms. or see Circulation Manager of the Britt Realty Co. Herald. Cards of Sanford’s Reputable You can find the name o f every FOR S A L K — Furnished 5-room W A N T E D — W hite woman, middle Professional Yjrn, each of live Business Man in Sanford in nil bungalow, nil improvements, longid or elderly preferred to whom, in his chosen profession this Column each day. cated oil Palmetto Avenue, nt a tnkc care o f bnhy nnd keep home the Herald recommends to the \ bargain. See A. H. Hamrick, Pig- in return fo r a home and other people. Kly_WteBly Store.__________ , considerations. Best o f reference FOR S A L E — Or lease, business w ill he required and this wil) he property on First Street. Britt permanent place to the right pn»-f Realty Co. ____ ty . Address, care Sanford Herald. Sanford Novelty FOR S A L E — At n bargain, 5-room W A N TE D — T w o good hustlers to Sclielle Muines bungalow with sleeping porch, sell used cars. Experience un­ W orks on Palmetto Ave.-, four blocks from necessary. Hanford Motor Co. *:■ LAW YER *:• First St. $3500.00, small payment down, balance like rent. Britt — Court House V. C. COLLER, Prop. Realty Co. Orange— Contract let for con­ struction o f steel bridge spanning Ucneral Shop nnd Mill Work St. John’s River, connecting this point and Brcvurd. I T ’S E A S Y T O O W N YOUR HOM E Phone... 148 BUSINESS DIRECTORY PURELY PROFESSIONAL Daily Fashion Hint FLORIDA CUE!” SHIPMENTS MOVE SLOW LAST WEEK Fred R. Wilson * STOCKH OLD ER S M E E T IN G ATTO RN EY-AT-LAW First National Hank llldg. Sanford. ----------- Florida The regular annual meeting of the stockholders o f the Seminole ncnmiM, County Bank, w ill be held in the lltilf.V / III) T h e A M iirln lril P r e s s ) banking rooms o f the bank on VMSfi Elton J Moughton T A M P A , Dec. 31,— Florida cit­ Thursday, January 3, nt I o’clock rus shipments the past week have p. ni., fo r the purpose o f electing ARCHITECT been very light, totalling hut 234 \a board of directors to serve for cars of oranges and 229 cars of the ensuing year, ami any other First National Hank llldg. giapefruit, says General Kales business that may properly, come \N AD O RABLE D ANCE F R O C K Snnford, ----------- Florida Managt r George A. Scott, o f the before the meeting. I A soft little, frock stiitnM ' for inA. It. K E Y , Cashier Florida Citrus Exchange in his ‘ormal cveiling affairs in this, develweekly citrus market review, is­ ipcd in pale yellow crepe Mina. The sued in-re' Saturday. This* move­ 1 ■lu-inn is al the left side and llie neck W . J. Thigpen ment, Mr, Scott, reports, has been nay lie in o\al nr square outline. If largely n clean-up of picking op­ irefmed. the sleeves may he lengthReal Estate erations just before Christmas. -ned with puffed sections of net or “ Most markets for Florida jcorgctte. g a t h e r e d into narrow FIRE, LIFE. AUTO fru it,” he continues, "had suffiwristband*. A cockade of ribbon at insurance cient supplies on hand at the be­ , lie side emphasizes the d r a p e r y . ,vhieh is laid in plaits. Medium size ginning of the holiday res:.on to requires J1# yards 36-inch material. take care o f their requirements un­ Pictorial Review Dress No. 1788, til the midtile o f next week. I yizes. lti to 20 years, and 31 to -Id ( R. C. M A X W E L L “ There has been some inquiry indies bust. Price 45 cents. Real Eslnlfc noted the past few days, hut in southern markets there has been and I— an unwillingness to pay nnd in­ W IN TE R COUGHS AND CO LD S Insurance crease over market prices just be­ With the changeable weather S AN FO R D ,----- FLORIDA fore Christmas. In northern auc­ which we have nt this season of tions, owing to lighter offerings, teh year coughs and cold i are very there has been n slight incrensc prevalent. Be prepared for them. in orange prices. There tins been Have a bottle o f FO LE Y ’S H O N ­ MILDRED SIMMONS no appreciable change, however, in EY AND TAR CO M PO U ND grapefruit and tangerines. Fancy Teacher of Pianoforte handy, nnd with the first sign o f a stock, being in very light supply, cough or cold take a dose and pre­ and Pipe Organ has generally advanced. vent n serious ailment. F O L K Y ’S Studio: Room 22.1, Mcisch “ A ll markets are demanding HONEY A N D T A R CO M POU ND that firm, good keeping stock he Building has been the standard family cough sent forward, jobbers claiming remedy for vover 35 years, brin g­ thnt they found it impossible to ing prompt relief nnd whon once make profit on weak, decaying • \v . 1 . iio n iis , u. ii. used you will never be without it. fruit. With curtailed shipments *|iri-lnll«lnu In Sold everywhere.— Adv. U i-n llo I ’ rlm iry lilm-ant-n nnd und hare markets there shoultl be 1 ,-i'olnKy—elirunte »Ulti titid bptter feeling next week, especial­ I i I o ih ! dlseii.i'K. i'Vmaltt l)tx«-ani-H ly if fruit is picked for quality, m id lUntiim iil Ih iii , size and keeping conditions.’’ O lU e e :m i l l r . l Nnllonnl II>*nW lliillilln i. According to Florida Citrus Ex­ Hunfi.ril , t-’ lurliln. change shipment records, there has Coffee and Lunch Shop been moved from the State thus fa r this season, by rail and water,’ 11,559 curs o f oranges and 9,572 FASHION FAVO RS G R A Y cars o f grapefruit, a grand total SEM IN O LE o f 18,128 cars. This movement Is 1 Not only docs Fashion favor pray, equivalent to 9,500,009 boxes, but she niycs to tile color names that A B S T R A C T CO. which is an increase of about 1 ,- arc attractive and suggestive. Evening 250,099 boxes over the volume Sent mist is the gray selected for this to market this time last year. straight-line, one-piccc of fiat cr2pc, Get an Abstract beforebuying The California orange movement with long narrow collar and deep vest. the past week, according to the The straight gathered panels, which property exchange, totalled 432 cars. fall Udow the hem, are mitlimpl with braid in sc-lf-coior. Medium sizu-rcWest Palm Beach— Construction qiiirt-s S yards 36-inch material. PitYorial Review Dress No. 1466. o f steed bridge spanning West E. A . Douglass, Pres. Palm Be,icii Trail and Okeechobee Sizes. 34 to 52 inches bust. Price, 35 cents. road nearing completion. Daily Fashion Hint EAT AT BOB AND BETTY’S Located in the Field’s Auto Top Biulding 2nd door west of the San Juan Garage Featuring Home Cooking:, Home Made Pies and a good clean meal for 35c Short Orders a.Specialty Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street Wilson Welding & Radiator Works “ It it’s Metal w e can weld it" SAN FO R D , FLO R ID A —- A. P. CO N N ELLY & SONS Established 1908 Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Phone IS HU-8 Magnolia Ave. STEW ART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions .Member* Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 81 1 Myrtle A ve. Phone 2G0-W Sanford Machine Co. L r n e r n l Mm-hliie nml H oller U tirko C ylinder I’ ho ne 111 I'hone I0S- ( .r in d i n g Snuloril. t-'la. -I’ hnne 4M Q U IC K S E R V IC E T R A N S F E R .oenl nml I.oiik lll.lm ire lln u lI ii it. Stornice S.. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder Sanford.-------------- Florida George A. DeCottes Atterncy-at-Law .Over Seminole County Bank Sanford, --------- — Florida � 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, 1924 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. 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Jt -*1;! , Fl o r i d a , W e d n e s d a y , Ja n u a r y s, im S I N G L E C O P IE S F T V E C E N T S T Y T 1 INVESTIGATION MAYBEMADEIN *• j san fo rd jH H fa m M AMERICA’S REPRESENTATIVES J*J M ; *_ .May A bo Look Into AJariabtra­ tion Affairs Of GoV.-Ocn•• Leonard Wood. ftp correct “ e x is t * . INC EVILS’ * TO PRES. I i{< /« Disband R ian il f ’E v ite Rot Corrected Sajr* in Call F o r M eet­ ing PoOrsr Are Today Seeking Slayer Id Kentucky CHy—Killed Man As He Was Asleep. (Ur Tka.AaaaelatM Prraa) ■M TF n r n » A a > w t a t« i WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.— Renewing his demand for a congres­ sional investigation o f the admin­ istration o f Leonard Wood M gov­ ernor general o f the Philippines, Representative Freer, Republican, Wisconsin, declared Tuesday that such an inquiry also should covrr the stockc m market an at' transactions of Lieut. Osborne Wood, the govern­ or’s son. Mr. Freer said he had no inten­ tion o f amending his pending resoution for a sweeping inquiry into conditions in the Philippines, but he siiggeated that the n ib s committee, to which it waa refertd. could easily increase the scope o f the investigation if it saw fit to conduct one. I.VU4, ^ m is the first picture to<bt taken o f the important Amarican committee to i<epre*ent the United States when the Reparations Commission micts on January 14 in Paris to determine Germany's capacity to pay. Left to right: Stuart M. Crocker, secretary; Rufus C. Dawes, chief of staff; Owen D. Young and Charles G. Dawes, who head the committee. Photo token in the State Department where the'four men received Anal instruction from Secretary Hughe*. I r e b Bu I r e po r te d IN G O TH E R G A I N S . TOWN RECORDERS FIGHT FOR POWER REPORT ESDI a Both Claimed Right T o Sit On Bench At Police Court Opens — Fight Ensues. < lfr I V «< * Decree WoeH Divert Petroleum To Tfcff Revolutionist* • A B M d a trA P r e s a ) KEARNEY. N. J.. Jan. 2.— Two town recorders, each claiming le­ gal right- to preside over police court, engaged in a scuffle on the bench at the opening o f court to­ day and were separted by the po­ VERA CRUZ, Jan. 1 General Figueroa in h AwiorUtrjl rw j* . Guerrero and General NTA.Jan. 2— E. Y. Clarke. in fke state of Jalisco a r e . Giant Wednesday Isaned vanciaa on Mexico CHy. national congress of Ku seriously .menacing tke ke Heuutcnant, who was present rtan to meet In Atlanta Fab( N r T » r A a x v r la t r d P r t ( a ) from Tampico to Lari with several prisoners. The re­ m to “gather to together ALBANY, N. Y., Jan. 2.— Furth­ cording to statement given corders were taken before the po-, trfully consider methods er efforts, toward modification o f at general revolutionary, lice captain, where each entered ate existing evils or else Volstead. Act were suggested by quarters Wednesday. Ac charges against the other. The example of founder o f .! Gov. A. Smith in his message to Frear ’ear has been urged by Senator • <. •, . • i to tke same autkority rival recorders were Anthony J. , — —— . i the New York assembly today. Caraway, Democrat, Arkansas, Ku Klux Klan and have Cavaxos also baa been Casale, who was appointed yester­ and manhood to devise and others to .press anuexami Whk Over Literal Interpretation * f The governor recommended that Was Picked By Masked Men And . . „for . w fal in his advance on Packi day by the town council, and The Bibb la Renewed With congress be petitioned to modify nation o f the. business affairs of nd means for immediate Brought To Sanford in state of Hidalgoud. — — .. George G. Winne, original record­ Increased Vigor, the law. ' Be has both General Wood’s : . . , jient of the organisation” (B r T V AusrUKrd n * M ) Autoatabile ■ * er, who maintains the office ii still . He also asked that the state taken the position, however, that uke recently appealed o P m his. WASHINGTON, Jan. NEW YORK, Jan. 2.—Christmas commission for regulation o f m o­ nothing can be done until either i Goolidge to Intervene In the text o f the decree designed t* A young girl about 18 or 10 years the House or Senate orders an in­ truce in tho great church contro­ tion pictures be abolished. •ht His petition, however, vert payment petroleum old whose name could not be learn­ vestigation, and that then it can versy was smashed to smithereens sored. There waa much duction taxes from the Obr ed Wednesday, was picked up on . . be determined how .extensive the Sunday. ,tion as to the result of hi* the Orlando-Sanforu road late government to the revolutior War over the literal interpreta­ inquiry should be. Senator Cara­ for a meeting o f the naTuesday afternoon and was brought tion o f tho Bible was resumed with group as issued several day* way said today he intended to turd eongress. to the Lawton-Femald Memorial F u n d a m en ta ls by Adolfo de la Huerta aa. over to Representative Freer some renewed vigor. a meeting is imperative Hospital whers she related a preme chief of tho rcvolutie correspondence which has reached and Modernists from their pulpits „ of the tendency toward strange story. thundered their reasons for believ­ him concerning the bOshteka tranaMexico,...................... was made public aness on the part o f certain ing or not believing the Virgnl actions o f* *Leonard* Wood, Jr. Sheriff Hand stated that the girl Tuesday.' .., _nt« within the klan organixaIn a formal statement tonight Birth o f Christ ana the resurrechad told a story about having been Tho text was made publie<-1 ,. Klsnsmen are becoming inMr. Frear called atention to Os­ tion of the body. picked up near the viaduct in Jacklad with the ides that someTwo cased were disposed o f and revolutionary sources along borne Wood’s stock market trans"W e reopened the fireworks be­ sonivlle Monday night by two a copy of instructions forwi _ they are right in violating actions and said: "A probe should cause Bishop Manning, who asked Wants To Debate Campaign Issues masked men,in a car. The men one other was begun in the Wed­ be de la Huerta under date o f ] fu*," said Mr. Clarke. “ If the .............................. it himself (____ when tied her securely her nesday morning session o f the ccmbcr 20 to Enrique Scldrier, ‘ “ * ’ the truco,, broke . and brought _ Within Next Two Weeks At i la to be saved,, its conscience Aladdin Lamp oil ot| transactions that he called a meeting Friday to see as far as a ‘ , . point about five miles Kqminolc County Court. Court con- agent at New York, directing ' B r The AaM«fa<»0 Trrnm) Any Place. -the shocked and I propose to finally called for action by the if the issue could not be settled by below Sanford where they put her Vencd ut 9 o’clock and the first he inform “all oil compar* » Ij want to io uo m u , too. wv, with w,*« , WASHINGTON. Jan. . 2.—A secretary of war and the president conference," said tho Rev. Percy . jL do this, out o f the car and left her strand- case to occupy tho attention of make payment of both pre llr The Au m Is Ii C Pleas) little violence, bloodshed and draft of a new immigration bill o f the United States. . Sticknev Grant, one of tho leading , i the court was that o f Cnarlea Bell and export taxes on petroleonl 1 JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Jan. 2. ed' u U possible. But I Intend |providing for selection o f immL "Many veteran stock experts Modernists. Whether they tried to assault j charged with killing squirrel out — Frank E. Jennings,, candidate lli It I have laid out a path o f .. nts abroad, for extension of who are not 10,000 miles away The reason the churches are de­ for nomination for governor, sub­ her, sha would not state. She said ; c f season. Beil had no lawyer to tho account of the rcvolutio! v group. The decree set forth snd I will follow it down the quota restriction to all coun­ from the gaming table or-13 hours clining In power is because too tries in the Western Hemisphere, distant from tne stock exchange many o f them do not believe in ject to the action o f the Demo­ that she lives in Jacksonville. The ropixicnt him in the case. He was the production taxes shall be '•fJTklan today is recruiting and for various modifications of or curb will be anxious to learn tns the .Virgin Birth o f Christ and the cratic primary in June, Tuc3dny sheriff stated that from what he found not guilty, at New York or Vera Crux sod" challenged John W. Martin, one ot could learn from information given The case of.A o f A.. A. Jackson efiargt of its new members from two the present entry requirements, claimed system posetsed by an physical resurrection of the body,” his opponents, to n debate “ Upon export duty nt either o f i out W hospital, the girl showed ed with operating n car while in h eps. One group does NOT was sent to the senate and house inconspicuous stock dealer acting declared Dr. Joseph G. M. Barry, the issues o f the campaign ns sot's no ma places or at the port o f export.' 1 \ marks o f violence upon intoxicated condition was , • 'I •-]J -- her body I on III.M .,,..,,. .W..U.IIUI. I,..., youth in the Orient. The rector o f St. Mary the Virgin." /»* in any low or order and immigration committees Tuesday fo r one y< l* ?rbrought "" Export Taxes. . ‘----- .[and a PPBfently was suffering fro■fll forth in my platform."“ The chnl , m ; before tho court nnd the by Secreary Davis, under whose origin of tips, the business trans­ (other believes it has a GodDr. Karl Ryland at St. George’s Ienge As to export taxes, however, t ienge was made in a letter to Mr. ,. an exhausted and run-down condl- defendant plcudcd guilty. He was department the Immigration buactions and other claims .. are for Church said: right to control courts and Martin, who is now in Pensacola tion. thcrupon fined the sum o f $100 decree stated they would contln . the committee to probe. In fact, “" IIff you apply tho precepts of In the. interest’ of his candidacy. legislators and laws. Un­ re»<t is administered. Membera o f the two committees Both . .. . . . . No information on the case could und costa or in lieu thereof was to be used as provided in the- d« In' the investigation can open facts ' these two groups are ellmiJesus literally,, you mako nonsense Mr. J.ennings and Mr. Marti.) be learned from those in chargo sentenced to juil for a period of llc'iirtn-Iamont agreement. Th«| already havo begun Informal dis­ to show the truth and its rela­ o f the Bible." j d from the klan, It must grow cussions regarding amendment of are from Jacksonville. Selection latter agreement, which waa entsgRev. Luko White, at St. Barthol­ o f the place for the debute was o f tha hospital Wednesday ut noon, three months. it i serious menaco to ail Amer- the present law, and they are ex­ tions to the present Philippines ered into in 1922 between da U Sheriff Hand stated that he * II I .L r —, ~— r i — b e 1 In parsing sentence upon Jackadministration." omew’s, declared: i institutions." left to Mr. Martin. Huertn .who came to this country .‘j pected to use Mr. Davis’ recom­ iioved that the girl did not te ll|M ,„, Judge HoUaholder reminded “ The Fundamentalists test thoir , The letter, made public hero to­ * mendations os a basis for consider­ qii that aho-knew t b ju t the affair.' him that he was letting him o ff as Mexican secretary o f tho tit religion by dogma. The Modern­ night by Mr. Jennings follows: "It w s fed oters May Pay Poti ation when actual work on the new N . C. Policeman Stops ists test theirs by results." , Vu °^t J 0 b-®; Wdllams ■said 1with a, light sentence inasmuch ury, and Thomas W. Lamont, legislation is begun in tho near vided that such taxes be ni A Riot By Himself The Rev. William Norman Guth­ is a matter o f commoix knowledge that tho girl waa nicked nn 'nenr .1*7 t *"*"* ;es Up To Election future. to the payment of interest o n ; rie. o f St. Marka-in-the-Bouwerie, io w r n o C t r N B L ’ ? ? ? v m : l o l K ^ h l i p l u l !" * “ f * I I . ( « U i . r U 1 .™ ico's foreign dent. Under the wlestivo jilan em­ defended his BO-called "Pagan" -Per »liu Ifflty *fetfstMtUm* -hot**,- An bodied Tn'thtf iecrelary’ a Bill every . . n»x XM.AMMi'tMijnmrtV: i. From Abo. ridto ofttm .pn ) services, declaring it is necessary r as 'I ‘have Wen able to tion WILMINGTON, N. C.r'Jin. nim concerning herself o r 'i M0. ..k ii. ith city dance wit...... , charter which prospective immigrant woutd be to play upon the psychological ascertain, however, you have not how 10 She Tho openitlng o f a car while o f the decree, which also was dated . ' A near riot in the negro section aha tamo , to be _ put out o f jn nn jntoxlcate«t condition endan- December 29, ‘ all payments toot __i that they must be closed 10 required to secure from an Amer­ sense o f the people to bring home given to the public any complete kp before an election, were form- ican consular office abroad an im­ Tuesday night wai frustrated by the purely physical in Christianity. platform or formal declaration o f made in acrdrilanco with its pro­ migration certificate based upon a lone policeman, who dispersed a i dosed Tuesday. Dr. Grant advocated n union of principles on which you stand. visions, it; set forth, woutd bo concrowd of some twenty .or moro dthough very few additional tHfe results o f an examination and Liberalists and n union o f Con­ sidcred "null niul without wlthnnt effcat.” “ The platform off the under­ . . null and *r» were registered since the showing clearly that tho immi­ negroes, engaged in a free-for-all servatives in _____ ___f ........ by signed was published in every all______ churches, thercb nole county must bo stopped. .“ As tho entire oil region,” do U lining of the books several grant is admlasfblo under the Am­ fight. With fiats and club, Patrol­ having only two creed's, one Fund­ dally paper in Florida, soma two cnough money fo stay at a hotel Most of tho morning was taken Huerta’s massage to his agent man R. M. Kermon broke up the and pay her fare back to Jackson­ ago. definite figures as to erican law. months ago. In the public mind ville and so he aranged to secure n up w|th the case o f L. E. Hogan sn|(|, “ inclmfii.g Tuxpam, Puerto amentalist and one Modernist. mob and arrested the alleged lead­ met number registered were Classes in Order of Preference. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, of your failure to offer any platform ticket for, her. and sho returned to charged with having liquor in h s 1|Iu| M oxko b ^ These certificates would be issu­ er. Ona man was slightly eut dur­ the milable Wednesday. It waa idea muw that you Join her home on an early morning possession. Hogan was repreaenit- der contru| ct iho ,|e fncto govern: •••« *First iiab IPresbyteriun it a u y ii’ iiim LflUrCn.i Church conveys the »UVH Ihowever by City Clerk L. R. ed to qualified Immigrants of the ing the melee. warned, .younp: .people to beware of *s>ues with me on mine. P l _________________ train. r* „by At ^ t0,r uney.timo ^ S.pe.r lC!!r.court “ n. i Wad­ . ‘ *, ^ me, these com lips that the number is probably following _ classes in the order of "I hereby challenge you to a de­ new ideas of religion, saying they son. the the panics should obey this dispoeir- u . t than 100 over the number I preference stated: Admiral Dayton Has should be progressive, but not vacil­ bate upon the issues o f the camjourned for tho noon hour thore leisured last year which would , Husbarn a, wives and minor chlllating. lie said: paign as set forth in my platform, Proposed Amendment remained but one moro witness to lion." aiki it a probable total o f 1,700. dren of alien residents who have Talk With "In communicating with thesa Gutierrez "FJnpperism is the reaction of copy of which is here with__...... ...... enclosed bo heard from before tho ense was companies salute them in my |Tki number registered for last declared their Intention to become to you. Said debate can be held a* Would Eliminate The to go to the jury. the insulted intelligence of youth name and call thuir attention to thin ( l l y T k i S m o i Ii M P ress) E wan 1,575. Of that number American citlxens; immigrants against the misenrable hypocrisy such time, within tho next two serving on the jury arc: On Fertilizer II.Those absolute unification o f our move­ rh there were only approxi- who served in tho military or naval o f the parents,” said the Rev. weeks, us may be convenient to Duty TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Jan. B. I’urdon, Felix Frank, Carl lastilv 1,200 qualified to vot« in the forces of the United States during 2.— Rear Admiral J. H. Dayton, Charles Francis Fotter of the West you nnd at such place, fn tho state Ilradbury, Andrew Auiin, Jr., 11. ment. All the revolutionary chief* n r Tfc* A s a u r ln t .il P rr a a ) letjr dictions by virtue o f fact that the world war; ministers o f any who arrived at Amapala, on the Side Unitariun Church. of Florida, ns you mny suggest. 1 o f the republic hnvc recognised me C. Parker, and T. W. Prcvrttt. of the voters failed to pay religious denomination; professors Pacific coast, last Sat., on board “ I shall be glad to heur from you WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 .- A s a as supreme chief, in contradiction S abbi Stephen Wise told his The case o f D. H. Warner or members of recognised learned Ikiir poll tax. Over 500 voters at the earliest possible conven­ test o f President Coolidgc’a sin­ to all caluminnus assertions o f at the Free Synagogue that the U. S. S. Rochester, came to charged with assult and buttery ience." JIsti qualified for the election to j5rofesaions; skilled laborers, other cerity when, in his first message and the case against J. F. Wilson, the Obregon government which far the controversy in the Christian a this morning and had IW held January 11, it was an laborers, including domestic ser­ an interview with President Gu- churches " will continue until they to Ccongress, ho declared that H. L. Register churged with pos­ already at A Ions to know how to vants. tierrez. The subjects discussed put away the childish belief that Costa Rica Telephone "Cheaper fertilizer must be pro­ session of game out of season were check tho disastor that ha* over-' " t w «V» on th e1 Th« .e rn to ry rn.de no reeem- were not divulged, but it is under­ man is a fallen being." vided," Senator Walter F. George scheduled to be tried in the ufter- taken It." * > k . mu, vet.‘ in the election stood they bore upon the situation (Democrat,' Georgia) has prepar­ noon session o f court. Etiquette Is The Best should be fixed as a quota limita­ [b the payment of 1028 poll taxes. ed an amendment .to the FordneyDeny Figueroa’s Advance. tion, but in a letter to Chuirmur. created by the political parties in IP*5* m»y be paid right up until Colt of the senate committee he the contest over the presidency, McCumbcr stariff law looking to MEXICO CITY, Jan. 2A re p o rt! | lr T h . A a a o c ia lrd P rra a . If* “*y before the election, it waa earnestly advocated application of which the congress will take up the elimination of the duty of $5 Oil Well Explosion that General Rodriguez, supported B CHICAGO, Jan. 2.—Costa Rica |W Wednesday. n ton on sulphate o f ammonia, tho quota arrangement to Canada. for settlement this week. Generals Crisoforo Ocampo and Is setting the telephone etiquette Supervisor of Registration H. C. Causes Death o f Six by The fighting between rebel which is one of the most important Mote will within « Mexico and South and Central and Bartolo Basnvo, nil leading o f­ of the world, according to Frank bands, alleged followers of General F tocK k f i America, which are not Included ficers in General Figueroa's aridy, M. K .B« f . f th . ‘T n V re a ^ n si ^ ‘n trm Hr The AMOclNtr* I'reu ) Cariaa, conservative candidate for had advanced into the state o f Western Electric Company,* ju s t .......... . FRANKLIN, Pa., Jan. 2.— Six president, and government troops, KU It is not conceivable that Con­ *n. There •r. 'n.ifiV. SC. !?nid ' dw not explain hi'a reasons for back from after a visit ol seven persons, one o f them u woman Mexico, was branded as baseless I who will not hsvn tn nn« I mnkin« the reuuest, merely saying which occurred last week at.points months to San Jose. He says tho gress, in view of the strong state­ were killed Tuesday in a prema­ here Tuesday. The reports had it near the Nicaraguan border and **, it wax ..Hh w“ P?1* 1it was his judgment that the rements o f President oColidge, will Isaac Neel, a negro living on Costa Rican gentleman or lady continue this duty o f $5 a ton at ture explosion o f nitro-glycerine at that General Silvcstre Castro with the * • iL 4 .. •’* by I BUIUIUII strlction ■IIU should counof llwi UIU “aoolv ■L'ftfl? to W nil k -WMM- on the Atlantic coast, has not de­ never answers the telephone— that ■* “ shooting" of an oil well oii 500 men had occupied Jojutla and . -f- -Syears *r,e 1tries, thus marking a radical de- veloped further, and current advi­ Tenth Street between Elm Street duty is .le ft.to a servunt. the direct expense o f the farmers, the 55 years Of « « the farm of John A. Stone; five General Vlctoriano Uarcena* had nnd Myrtle Avene, was taken ces report everything quiet. |b» to the lawf uK» l ^ hiC H *Cr0rd‘ Partlire from existing laws o"Costa Jtlca has absolutely no when all other fertilizer materials miles from here. Two other men reached Puente de Ixtla in the A squadron of American air-j from his home and beaten bw unuse for telephone numbers,” said are duty ffee," Senator George W m en^of taxes?" fr° m ^ din* » ^ t i o n . " an equal planes from Pan-America is ex known parties on Monday night. Mr. Kenney. “ All calls are made said, explaining his action in in­ near the scene escaped injury. Thu state of Morelos with number of men. dead are; . pccted here next week on n flight Although neither the sheriff’s of- by asking the operator for the othmo ojwruior ior me otn- troducing his bill. Notorious Roadhouse through Central American terri­ i.C*i Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stone, Her­ Federal official i asserted the re­ |Nine Persons A re c*?ief o f polices office er subscriber. Consequently, putNotwithstanding the tariff on bert Whitman und John Whitman, ports ___ of Figucrni'-._ Advance _______ ____ had_ tory. , Llad. b«®n, «°V f f d tbe case, ef- (ting through a call is sometimes a sulphate o f ammonia much of it is brothers; Eugene H. Neil and Rob- been spread by de la Huerta adDestroyed By Fire Killed In A Fire forts by the latter to ascertain the *nn«r Process— something like dip- imported,. Senator George points . herents. parties guilty o f the crime, have iomatic negotiations, particularly out, und he adds that the farmers ert Kinnear. . B r T k r A u w l i l r d P rr a a . J Stone, who w hs a son o f tho During the lull in the m ajor proved fruitless thus far. * if the servant ■ happens“ to -be out MIAMI, Jan. 2.—Fire of un­ 01?/ r Pr*"«> ’ MARKETS are paying the duty. The United owner of the oil lease, and h!i military activities, report* havo Just what was the trouble in the - U,L c n ' . P«.. Jan. 2.—Nine known origin early K of sorts or tho telephone operator Wednesday llr Tfcr Aaaortntrd Prraa. iy States produces more sulphate of wife, went to witness the "shoot­ been flooding the Mexico City “ killed In a fire that destroyed Tropical Inn Roadhouse ' NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-SeIling of case that caused the negro to be is not up on all the social rcgUterr smmonia than is required to meet ing’ of tho well. The others were press from northern Vera Cru* whipped could not Ec learned but it of^ the community._ Virtually uli lk r.U>e‘ a fHrm 1,ou,e xt Tylers- just outside the city limits. The sterling exchange because of un­ the domestic demand. Tho sur­ assisting in the.operation. All liv place was to have opened for the settled political outlook in Eng­ ia reported that he had previously telephone calls in Costa Rica are plus is exported and sold in com­ ed on nearby farms with the oxcef- petroleum centers that isolated season January 15. land influenced drop of more than been ordered to move his place of put through vetween 3 and 5 in petition with the same foreign tion o f Ne il, whose home was in parts of Querctaro, Chichuachu*, w«ro James Mcntxer Hildalgo, Durango .Michoaca, Oax­ two cents in British bills and rela­ residence and had refused or at the afternoon and very few in the producers who are able to find a Franklin. aca and Guanajuato, were overrun »f th*. ,ciK^t * ran(ichiidren, soven least had not paid any atention to evening. The Costa Rica business STATE CONFERENCE. tively lower prices for continental When Kinnear, who was to shoot market here in snito of the tariff, « ttim being children o f Claude exchanges at opening of Wednes­ the request. It ia said that the sec­ day begins at 7 o’clock. Eight Senator George declares. the well, opened the can containing by bands of marauders proclaimin the morning is late. Then at tn» TXr Aaaorlatrri Prraa) tion that the negro lives in is a ing altegianc* to any faction suit| 5 ricT rr' nt who,‘ « borne tho 15 quarts o f nitroglycerine, day's foreign exchange market. PALM BEACH, Jan. 2.— Demand sterling was quoted at white residential and those in the 10:30 tho shops close for break­ ISbmwo The othcr TheWEST warned those present as spectat­ ing their fancies and dedicating AM state conference o f Social “v *Vchncl McManigle, 14. neibhorhood had asked and later fast, to reopen again at 12:30. Lieutenant Governor ors to move some distanco away. themselves to looting Cnnches, LEL. 8 ' l!,iting at tho Emmingcr Service Workers will be held hero $4.29 1-2, drop o f 2S.8 cents over demanded that the negro move Scrivens took his advice but small towns and robbing travelers. closing price o f Monday. Prench April 20.23. Dr. O. A. Bristol, of Dies Suddenly Today J.wasD.Only frdm the neighborhood. Unofficial reports from Puebla 100 feet away when he francs dropped to $4.99 1-2. Revolutionists Take Wa* discovered b; Gainesville, •president o f the or­ The negro is said to own the have been received here to the e fwas knocked to the ground by the w.b° bad been ilb She ganization, has outlined plans to Charge Government _ Hr T*e Associated Prraa. force o f the explosion. Lawrence feet that the lawless element CHICAGO, Jan. 2.—Wheat, May home where he lives and is under­ provide for bringing several na­ «moke “ n7'Cl1 by, thu t™ * * ot stood to have consented to move ""QUEBEC, Jan. 2.— Lieutenant Mawhinney, the other survivor, which the government previously •Uirwav ‘'’ roped her way to the tional authorities here to discum 1.08 to 1-4; July 1.00 518 to 3-4; wheii first requested if someone Governor L. P. Brodeur died Wed- had gone to a nearby creek for u has prevented from carrying out n v . T k t l A a k M l s l M P r.a a . ' • Corn. May 74 to 1-4; Oats, May l»rd ’ 8ummor>lng her hus- various phases of social service would buy hia place. It is further ATHENS, Jan. 2.— Amid shouts nrsdny. • He was stricken sudden­ bucket of wutcr and was also land seixuers, have wreaked Venwork. It is estimated that 40o 45 3-4. reported that nn offer was made from deputies and gallariea knocked to the ground. o f ly ill last Sunday. gunce upon the Hacicndu o f Lewis persons will attend the conference. in re,cuin<t for the place but that the negro long live the republic, down with Neither was injured although Virginia Evans, a British subject. MANY MILES OF STREETS.. lAd attemifr / rom th.° second floor co-Vendnd *hi»t it was far below the king, Greece’s revolutionary gov­ NB\V .METHODIST CHURCH. portions o f the wrecked derrick ROAD NOW OPEN. turn for ho T f P 1 times to re' value o f the placo and would not ernment was turned over to new­ fell all about them. m r T k e A a a n rla trS P r»*u o »randf.,thcrh t a,nd Aheir 4||v- T»io % «*»!••|-,! !»**•■) ' **T Tfce A—orimrii H r r »l ORLANDO, Jan. 2. — Orlando sell tor that sum. ly elected national assembly W ed­ •£A #fiT,n h S i Vut V*ch Ume was ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1.— The negro had not been seen re­ nesday by Colonel Plnstiras, head EXTENSIVE EXHIBIT. DELAND, Jan. 2.— North End now has 55 miles of hardpoke by tb“ ^amc» and Trustees of tho First Avenue CLEARWATER, Jan. 2.—Th. road, In Volusia county, is now surface thoroughfare*, according garding the matter and whether ho of the revolutionary committee. Methodist Church here have been most extensive exhibit o f agricul­ ,k « ' n o , L . , . * i k t t . , b u m d on«n for traffic from DeLeon to to City Engineer Mathew*. Light hn* since moved could not be the county line «bovc Seville, and a half miles have been paved learned. MILLION DOLLAR HOSPITAL. instructed to prenare plans for a tural and horticultural products, If it appear* on the want ad nbout li> miles in all. Tho road during the year VJ23, and the enDAYTONA, Jan. 2.— A deal has new building, with seating capac­ gathered from tho fields, groves | pugo of Tho Herald today, IiWy Opposes Quota waa completed the week before I irlneer Bays prospect* are that at been closed, according to an­ ity for about 3.000 persons. De­ und homes uf Pinellas County that Author o f “ Christian you will receive two frqe finite plans have not been decided has.ever been shown, will ba iiqen •‘evasion Being Made Christmas when the surface treat-1 least 12 miles moro will bo paved nouncement, for erection o f a new Upon vet, but the new building tickets to the performance at the county fair, which op a n . ment was finished. Convicts that in 1921. With the exception of Soldiers” Dies Today $1,000,000 hospital hero. The struc­ ^ „ ll» Yfcn * nt Isirgo January 15, n*:uidtiu* t< nrobahlv will he place)I on the one quarter of a mile of paving ture will contain 200 roomi^ nnd nt TinMilano Theatre to­ have been engaged in.the work are , wash v r . t o t o . M » * " « . l l r T h e .\oj»M.|iiie.| I'rro o . 200 baths, according to announced Fifth Street side o f the present experts in charge o f the affair. Th. night. You may bo the i^ H a d p , » don‘ 2-—Italy being moved to Putnam county done from funds of tho old bond NEWTRENCH1IARD, England, plans. It will be situated on il lot location, and the church no win cream of the exhibiU will be ernt issue, all o f the 1923 paving was ^ »tate denar(mnt? ll° n* *hrouBh where they will begin hard sur­ done on the peitlton plan, whereby Jan. 2.— Rev. Sabine Raring-Gould, with a 1159-foot frontage on Ocean use, which is comparatively new. to the South Florida at Tumpa, lucky one. T.end thorough­ ' Migration „ . ^tmunt ‘*PP‘« in g im- facing a six mile stretch o f road “ gather together Avenge and will exteud west nn bo converted into a Sunday School and later to the All-Florida Expo j ly the little want ads. V S S S , a ta r ' V ™ " “ w un­ from Satsmna to Dun’s Creek— the city does the work and the ruary 2d to I " ratkm by the Houae im- the missing link in itatc road No. adjacent property, oufners pay for ian died WeUneauay. He wrote Auditorium Boulevard’ to Atlantic quarters: Tho new building, it is nition to be held at Madison Square Garden, New York, in February. 1 hl*ration committee. said, wll Icost about $200,000. "Onward Christiun Soldiers." ...„J Avenue. the materials, it is stated. 3 in Putnam county. CENTRAL CITY, Ky., Jan. 2.— The police-were seeking today the slayer o f Luther Brown. The parson bad calculated carefully and waited uptll certain o f position o r victim's head bifore firing th* bullet through the wall o f the hotel annex here and into the head o f slain man sleeping on the bed in the room into .which the bullet wiu> fired. Brown died yesterday wlthoqt Ining consciousness. Offlcerr S aining i that when an effort ’was made to ascertain the identity o f the occupant o f the room from which the burnt was fired, it was found that ths names on the hotel register bad been completely erased during the absence o f the clerk. ISY IN S S S T d S n ™ bp -M, MiUN"RENEWED COUNTY COURT IS OPENED FOR ITS SECOND SESSION MARTIN INVITED BY F. E JENNINGS TO JOINT DEBATE BILL PRESENTED ON IMMIGRATION T O COMMITTEES NEGRO IS TAKEN FROM HOME AND GIVEN A BEATING J Watch for Your Name -iy tiir. BUt.- . a , ’ V-, M. -A . ■ — — . — __ . �PLEASE CALL Call at My House Send Her the » » F Q R T H E * Finest Flowers for .a Suit that LAUNDRY Y ou Needs Cleaning \ i — a neighbor has told this lady about Seminole Steam Laundry’s good Laundry Service. She’ s phoning fo r the first time— and we only need to do her laundry once to demonstrate hojv our modem methods d iffe r from ordinary laundering. " ’ ’ / ’ i ■/' •* ' »* i ’ H a v e if ho canto hero to.plck ’em personally! ' — This customer knows they’ll be just as ^fresh and fragrant as Flowers do brighten up a room wonderfully .on a dull winter day. And they cost so Httlo when you W hen’ business anil professional people form so . large a part of our patronage, it is the finest tribute that can be paid to the Whtddon and Hodges method of dry cleaning. , If you appreciatq the value of good appearance you will ■ . PH O N E 260-W PHOjNE 465 PHONE 475 ' ■ MY LIFE WITH MAGGIE CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS THIS WEEK IN £ AN FORI1. --------- MUNICIPAL COURT CASES, , Tuesday— Weekly luncheon o f n o ­ tary Club, Valdez Hotel at 12:15. Tuesday— Regular drill, Company * D „ Florida N. G., Court Houm: at 8 p. m. , Tuesday— Rcgulnr meoting /» Masonic Lodge No. 02 at Mnsonlc Hall at 8 p. m. Tueaday— Regulnr meeting .o f Knights o f Columbu* at K. C. Hall at 8 p. m, WediWsday— Weekly luncheon o f Kiwanls Club ut Valdez Hotel nt 12:15. . , Wedneaday — Regular business . meeting o f Hanford Woman a Club at Club Hnuso at 3 p. m. Wednesday— Call meeting o f St. Agnes Guild at Mrs. J. N. Hob­ son’s home at 3:30 <p. m. Thursdiyv-W oekly luncheon of •v Association o f Business Women at Lu-Beth Cafeteria at 12:00. Thursday— Regular meeting, o f Eastern Gtar at Masonic Hall at The following casts were before City Judge J. G. Sharon on Mon­ day morning: t Joe Smith charged with break­ ing nnd entering was turned over to the circuit court. . The case rtf Eugene Hoyt charg­ ed with enrrying concealed weap­ ons was also transferred to circuit court. The case o f Will Henry charged with breaking an entering was transferred to circuit court. The ense o f Sylvester Davis ehurged with breaking and enter­ ing wns transferred to circuit court. * John Hicks, charged with ceiving stolen goods wus turned over to circuit court. James Williams charged with receiving stolen goods wns tarnsferrod to circuit court. Hattie Scriven charged with re­ ceiving stolen property was. also transferred. Willie Jones charged w th breaking and entering was also Jtransferred to circuit court. . . ” Willie Williams charged with disorderly conduct drew a fine of. *5 nnd costs. I Rubber Brown charged with reckless driving failed to appear and his bond o f $15 wns estreated. George Bond charged with drunkenness was continued until Wednesday. * . Charles Jinklns charged with drunkenness railed to nppear and his bond « f $10 wns estreated. 1). H. Kennedy charged with reckless driving fniled to nppear nnd his bond o f $5 was estreated. John Argrett charged with dis­ orderly conduct wns fined $<> nnd L< Jessie. Anderson carrying ponce nled fined $50 and costs to serve «0 days in room—just like one I :<uw in La don." to the people o f Florida Is contained In a group of telegrams The cold sweat started coml just received hy tho Florida Development Board from some of the out on me. The three movin’ m leading public men o f America. grabbed the old wardrobe, si grunted. 1 could imagine Din Supreme conviction ns to the potentialities o f tho state, full faith and the boys sweatin’ with fear i in the ultimate development of them nnd favorable recognition of the side. expressions which make up-these wires. •Tt’s too big to go out the clooi Boynton— Model city wutcr oys “ You big walrus," said Maggie, All came in response to dispatches recently sent out by the Florida tein under construction. " i f I catch you with any o f your said one of the movin’ men. “ Oh, just, throw it out the wi Development Board asking the recipients for brief telegraphic state­ rough-neck friends, you’ ll bo sor­ dow in the back-yard then," u ry you ever left Kurop." ments of their opinions In reference to tho sunshine state, for use Incom e Tax Helps I told Dinty whnt she said where Maggie. " I ’m going to throw in a national advertising cnnipnign fostered by the organization. ho wjui hidin’ down In his state­ uwny, anyway." “ Don’t Maggie! Don’t! I b« INCOME TA X IN NUTSHELL Answers were prompt nnd exceedingly gratifying, clearly es­ room. „ , • t i god her, “ I love that wardrobe! "Hut. I know a way, Dinty, I ! tablishing the degree to which lenders of thought nnd action in tho j WHO? Single persons who had : "Shut pp insert! said Magf told him. “ IH get a rope and pull 1 United States have been sold on Florida. Capitalists, e'ditors, financiers net income o f $1,000 or more you sod Monahan nnd Cusey in . “ L et.lt g o!" or gross income o f $5,0Q0 or And it went. I almost fuinti and statesmen join in tribute to the unexcelled opportunities nnd unthe window o f the apartment.” more, and married coupler We hat! leased our house on I was still weak that evenin’ wh cqunlled ndvnntnges o f the* state, several o^ them referring to their who had net income o f $2,000 Long Island and moved in the clty< me daughter opened the pap own investments here. or mure or gross income of before we loft lor Europe. We and comtnccd to read. "Oh, mother!" she said sudden $5,000 or more must file re­ were livin’ on the thirteenth floor The Florida Development Jloard will use thc-telcgrnms nr. ndver- 1 o f n lit*, and there Maggie gave a "did you hear what happened n d u m s. , tislng copy in the newspaper campaign It is to conduct in New Lork big party the second night after Drnty Moore? It’s nil in tne pai next month, ju.>tt preceding and during the Madison Square exhibit of ngre. He and two other men w. W HEN? The filing period is we arrived back. from January 1 to March 15, the products nnd resources of the state. loiter it is hoped to use the “Jiggs.” said I to meself, "you 1in"n wardrobe that was thrown * 1021. . hnve your own party tomorrow a f­ o f the thirteenth story apa same mutcriul In periodicals of nutionnl circulation and. in newspapers ternoon with Dinty and Ryan nnd nientment. They're in the i elsewhere. W HERE? Collector o f internal hoanital." . Monahnn." , Maggie got up. She looked revenue- for the district in "Capitalist nnd pioneer, prince nnd pauper alike are attracted And 1 did. I let down the rope which the person lives or has and one by one I pulled them up in me. Her hand reached out for by and to F lorii^ ."— August Hccksher. " lump sittln’ on the table. his principal place o f busi­ the window. Then it was— ness. "By golly, Ityitn, I’m glad to see * They castled me in the hoipi "How can Florida help hut tlourish with its ^matchless climate , on n stretcher and put me ii you. ’ And. how is.Mary Ellen? IHJW? Instructions on Form nnd the boundless fertility of its s o il? " asks Mr.. Hccksher, the widely lied next to Dinty and Hysn i •"Fine, Jiggs, and how is Eu10-I0A and Form 10 JO; also known capitalist nnd philanthropist, who has become heavily interested ! Monahan. ' . the lnw and regulations. "Hello, kp:,’ s!" was all I co r° “ k’ ot so good, Rynn. I haven’t in Florida during the past few years.. sny. " I ’m nomo again, at Vu W HAT? Four per cent nornlnl I felt like I’m home again y e ti" • "Florida's climate is God-given and is three-fourths of the (The End) The pinochle gftuo wns started. tax on the first $1,000 of net (Copyright. 1922, state's value."— Carl Fisher. • . income in excess o f the per­ Int’l Feature Sprv. Inc.) sonal exemption *nnd credits Mr. Fisher, himself one o f Florida’s lending developers, rightly for dependents. Eight per regards climate ns the foundation o f nil tho stnte’s attractions. Clicent nofmnl tax on balance of mute mukes Florida supremo ns a playground, winter and summer, net income. Surtax from 1 nnd contributes no less to agricultural, commercial and industrlnl procent to 50 per cent on not incomes over $0,000 for the year 1023. „ A NEW YEAR MESSAGE o f great Importance nnd significance | charged with weapons was or sentenced jail. Milane Theatr FIRST .ROAD ATTRACTION THIS SEASON I* Miller as guardian Continued from pnge t (Continued from png® i ) I only serve to prolong the period of that after the capture bloodshed essential to tho over­ City, the three nbovc provisionFollowing Judge Householder’s throw o f the Obregon administrn- j generals will appoint nmmediately address, the arraignment o f de­ ill president who will ii tion, which, however constitution­ call an election to dessignate the fondants took place. At the same ally installed in power, has utterly federal powers and v.vhich shnll time cases were set for Wednesrefused nnd failed t.. comply with take place not later thnn three dnv. Thursday ami Friday. tion of It wns announced that 23 cases its'solcnm duty to tho people, the months after the tic si visionul would be tried in this term of great body of whom sustain In.- the above mentioned court. The cases as announced by princlples*upon which the present president. Prosecuting Attorney Mnines nrc armed movement is based. ns 'follows: "In view o f the foregoing facts, FIRE AND POLICE FIELD Mickey Campbell, charged with the government o f the undersigned MEET. , petit birccny; James Williams, hereby h e p to Hubniit iu reaper*JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 1.-—I cr­ iHissessinn o f intoxicating liquors; ful protest against the delivery o f oon* attending the Fire and l ‘dice Lulu Edwards, aggravated assault; munitions of war of whatsoever Field Meet here January 1 will Jerry Jackson, possession o f inkind to the Ohregon government lie furnished with thrills aplenty. toxicuting Honors; H. L. Register by the United States, with which to More than fifty laborers have been nnd J. F. W ilson, possessing game make war on the. Mexican people, Busy for days putting things in out o f season; Earl Powell, manu­ thus tending to disturb those I shape for the competitions, stuntr. facturing liquor; Karl Jones, pos­ friendly and neighborly feelings etc., planned for the occasion. session o f still; Manse Sheppard, und sentimehts which should ex is. nssuult and battery; Myrtle. Co­ • between the govcrmlnt and people wan, assault; W. L. Wtcklandcr, o f Mexico amt those o f the United passing worthless checks; E. E. Staten, which the government o f lingua, possesing intoxicating li­ the undersigned is so anxious tt quors; Raymond Cnrtndnllns, nssustain und to cultivute." sank und battery; I). H. Warren, "eons" assault und Battery; Joe Hall, »pBICYCLE RACING. „r eruling car fo r hire without IIMIAMI, Jan. 1.—The first cense; Charley Boll, killing squirpreurrum o f thm» month# o! onumir, rfi| out season; Andrew Hamlin, cycle racing will ho hold possession o f intoxicating liquor January II, the Miami Cycle r ... (three offen ses); Robert Barnett. Infs announced. A prize for . nlnnt* speeding; Frank Parker, posses­ winner o f the most points foi . mill It- "ion " f intoxicating liquors; A. A. entire period will be awurded, 1 Jackson, operating car whilo drunk; Dewuy Busbco, culpable Plant City — Construction of | reckless Methodist Church completed. G R E E T IN G S ! W iesbaden Theatre, Popular During War, Has Been Remodeled ' WIESBADEN. Jnn. L— The state theater of Wiesbaden which was well patronized by ofi leers and doughboys when the American troops were in Coblenz and which was badly (damaged by fire last March, has1been rebuilt and. it is claimed, haa the most modem stage In f Europe. Special precautions against an­ other fire have been taken through­ out the house. On the stage alone .TOO automatic fire alarm connoc- To the Good People o f S County I extend my l*e*.l for a happy year, bleose good licalth a nd prosperity I wish to also iinnoiince will retire from the office of ( min­ ty Judge upon the expiration of my term ut the dose o.t the pres­ ent year. The hearty support of our good people and the respect for the full observance of the laws, hat caused my seven years service an your Judge to Ik* a pleasure, and I fully expect the coning year t» be the best of all. I shall always be grateful to the good people o f my county for their loyally and support. E. F. IIOUSHOLDEIL W ed., Jan. 2 Broadly speaking, gross income is all income received by the tax­ payer during the year from salary, or .wages, business, trade, profea............. » ---, “ Florida is Jioominpr, and in position for much further merited j sion or vocational, dealing in prop -1 erty, interest, rent, or dividends, | expansion."AArthur Capper. or from the transaction of a n y , Senator Capper, head of the “ Farm Bloc" in congress, has visited business carried on for profit. Net Florida on several occnsjons. Tho Kansas statesman says, in addition income is gross income, leas c o r -! to the remrk above quoted, “ Florida’s possibilities seem unlimited. Uer tain specified deductions for busi­ delightful climate, agricultural development, manufacturing growth ness expenses, bad debts, taxes, t etc. . nnd transportation facilities art* resources with which the American The exemptions are $1,000 for! people should be made better acquainted." single persons, $2,500 for married whose "Best evidence my opinion of Florida an investment of live couples (living together) r.et income for 11>23 was $5,000 or million dollars.” — W illinm 'J. Conners. less, and 2,000 for married cou­ This wealthy newspaper publisher of Buifnlo, New York, is mak­ ples whose not income was in ex­ ing this henvy investment In the purchase o f several thousand acres cess o f $5 000. An additional cred­ o f Everglades land, in the construction of sixty miles o f rock highway it of $ 100 is allowed for each per­ which will form a connecting link from ocean to gulf, opening up for son (other than husband or wife) agricultural, commercial nnd manufacturing development n rich area. dependent upon the taxpayer for chief support if such person is un­ Mr. Cbnncrs says further; "The part o f Florida ii^which I nni in­ der 18 years o f nge or incapable j terested is the most productivo agricultural section on earth, with of self-support because physically I unsurpassed' climate and unlimited possibilities. Ac few words nre or mentally defective. Tho normal tax is 4 per cent on inadequate to fully express niy regnrd for Florida—it would take a the first ,$1,000 o f net Income in I.„„L mv ilci>ds must ho ilenendcc! upon to show "what-1 think o f the I’Xci’SH o f the exemptions nnd creel- TOMORROW AROUND THE W ORLD TOUR BUY YOUR SEATS IN ADVANCE 5 UuftTIG u/i?<C CooucaT y,— ’ [ 'V' c»astV I its and eight per cent on tho re­ maining net incomo. I (To be continued Tomorrow) ss, according to Mr. Bryan, now a resident of Florida, le with a taste fo r development work. "Only* five per| land is now cultivated" he says, "but nearly ull the; zed, with a maximum o f reward to persons who help natural resources into naturnl resources into money." type o f opportunity is offered the class who will avail ;he unsurpassed attractions o f Florida as a winter re­ points out/ saying "our winter climate is nn asset of , TODAY io which cannot be exhausted. Florida invites inspecence, whether one desires a fnnn or a home." YOU WILL N E W E R FORGET a development has just commenced; going forward nrvclous rapidity."— Charles A. Stone, f the American International Corporation nnd o f the ltd*Webster, Inc.. Mr. Stone is a keen judge of investd general conditions. Tho concerns with which lie i« javily interested in Florida public service utilities. Mr. illy a close observer of the stnta’s progress. n <1.‘lie-litful climate nnd is most favorably located POSITIVELY THE ONE AND ONLY COMPANY IL A N THEATRE “ Human W reckage’ Avith ad all Star Cast The Sensational Photodranmtic Drug Expose thnt will Slugger the Notion. Also Comedy and Fox. News Wednesday—Shuberts Road Attraction . "JUHT MAHHIHW"_____ Five Month., in Boston Tnu Years in New York RECORD „ -:• Four, Months in I’i -:• • Six Months i PRICES: 50c in $2.00—A FEW AT $2A0 PLUS jj ' SKATS NOW SELLING MAU. AND PHONE ORDBR.H ACCEPTED ■ a a iB R a a a a a E a u a a n n a u B itia a a n K B B U ia a H itL a n 1 Phone lifS Phone Q U I C K S E R V IC E Huusehuid Guilds. Ilia iics, S a fo e , T ru n k s am T r a n s fe r r e d A n y w h e n ^ A n y T im e t S lo r a u e A �- ITS FAIR EXHIBIT f m appafaMfaitd appliances rjr in obtaining," accumulat­ ing and distributing an adequate supply of water, said water.works L kpv the CKp k f Sanfbrd, ■ ■ ■ ■ «, of- the •> v, ' ^-riT b Le Maintained and Operated as City of Sanford, Florida, a Public Utility, and Providing for ‘ January II, 1984. Jtn Issue of Utility Bonds of tho City tof Sanford, In the stun of One -*;akj a C o m ( X ) M a t * "before Hundred and" Sixty Thounhd flW“ For the Approval, ate;“ ’6f be­ Jara, -the Proceeds to be'Derived fore "Against tho ApprdvaT. etc.," from the Sale Thereof, to be Used as may be Your Choice. * to Acquire, Establish, Purchase ina Construct a Gas Plant or FOR THE APPROVAL of that PfahtB," and' certain ordinance of tha City of AGAINST the acquisition and Sanford, Florida, numbered CT, en- establishment of a gas plant or titled: "An Ordinance Providing plants, to be operated and main­ for the Acquisition and Estab­ tained by tho City of Sanford, lishment of a Water Worka Plant Florida, aa a public utility, nnd or Plants' by the City of Sanford, AGAINST BONDS. Florida, to bo Maintained and Op­ erated as a Public Utility, and Providing for an Issue of Utility FOR THE APPROVAL of that Bonds by the City of Sanford, certain ordinance of the City of Florida, in the sum of Three Hun­ Sanford, Florida, numbered 70, dred and Seventy-five Thousand entitled: "An Ordinance Provid­ Dollars, the Proceeds to be De­ ing for nn Issue of Bonds by the rived from tho Sale Thereof to be City of Sanford, Florida, in the Used to Acquire, Establish, Pur­ sum of Seventy-five Thousand Dol­ chase and Construct a Water lars, tho Proceeds to be Derived Works Plant or Plants,"and from the Sale Thereof, to be Used FOR the acquisition and estab­ to Acquire, Build, Construct and lishment of n water works plant or Equip with the Necessary Furni­ plnnts. to be operated and main­ ture nnd Fixtures, a City Hail tained by the City of Sanford,and Administration Building," and Florida, an n public utility, and FOR BONDS. FOR BONDS. plant or plants, when completed, IS. J m . 2.—With the . GAINESVILLE, Fla., Jan. 1.— of Fountain Inn, an In* Arrangementa have been made In to be operated and maintained by horn* has b«en prorklod for Lake County, aceordlnir to the the City of Sanford, Florida, aa n who with to enjoy the. de» weekly report of County Demon* of a winter In Florida, a stratton Agent L. II. Wilson, to se­ public utility, for the purpose of iii which all features of mod- lect from the exhibits at the fall* furnishing to tho City of Sanford, equipment contribute to there January 81-20 the exhibit Florida, and to the inhabltanta . . -------art or its natrons. Tha that will be sent1to New York next .of .the Inn h within the town February to tho All-Florida Ex­ thereof, an adequate and ample supply of water. a model community, of position. the conveniences of (B) Under authority of Ordi­ Farmers In four West and North t day life, inehiding ado- Florida couqties a n making prep­ nance No. G8, tha sum of Three railroad facilities, perfect aration sto grow Cayana 10 cane, streets, well stoeked shops, under direction! ro f , the county Hundred and Ten Thousand ($310,and banking accommoda- .agents. A carload * of this ' had 000.00) Dollars, to acquire, estab­ been delivered In Walton County, lish, purchase and tonstnict. an The Inn overlooks Lake Eustis, where it was widely distributed, electric light and power plant or ‘ In ita picturesque beau- another carload was distributed ■by any body'of water In the among 110 farmers in Okaloosa, plants, including suitable land, ro Pour other lakes of al- while 10 tons were delivered to casements, structures, boilers, en­ equal attraction are within Santa Rosa County. Eleven farm­ gines, dynamos, machinery, con­ ^boundaries of the town, each ers in Jefferson County have duits, conductors, poles and other " t g fishermen fresh water agreed to grow a carload and fur­ apparatus and appliances, for *U»t is maid to be the best nish seed for the. county. making, generating, and distrib­ Itlsntic-Gulf region. Lake Marion County growers have with Ita broad expanse of made up their third club order for uting electricity for light 'and water and its shore-line of fertilizers, the last one for 180 power purposes, said electric light iplcnl verdure, furnishes tons, suving about 810 a ten or. facilities for other water the listed '‘ prices. They plan to “ pd power plant or plnnts, whan that are so dear to -the buy n similar amount In Febru- -compelted, to be operated and of those seeking healthy ary. maintained by tho City o f Sanford, BMment. B. F. Whltner, Jr.,- agent for Florida, as a public utility, for tho Poantatn Inn has nccommodn- Seminole County, reports about w for three hundred guests. 300 acres more than last year was purpose o f furnishing to tha City »ms, both single and en suite, planted to early ealery in nia coun­ o f Sanford, Florida ,nnd to the-in­ > most attractive in the matter ty this year. The earliest produc­ habitants thereof, nn ndequntc and r fumiahings, all of which have tion is being cut and shipped, the nmpio supply o f electricity. m brought together by experi- growers realizing fancy prices for (C) l/nder nuthority o f Ordi­ AGAINST THE APPROVAL of 1venced and artistic hands, so that the celery, he reports. th e effect is harmonious and rest* Strawberries are reported mov nance No. 69, the sum o f One thnt certain ordinance o f the City t fa t . For the cool nights in winter ing: regularly now and for goot< good Hundred and Sixty Thousand of Sanford, Florida, numbered 67, srfeet system of hot water prices ces from Osceola. County Agent (8160,000.00) Dollars, 'to acquire, entitled: “ An Ordinance Provid­ ,atlon has been installed. The •L R. Gunn reports that all berries pat type of refrigerating plant shipped through the local associa­ establish, purchase and construct ing for the Acquisition and Estab­ ^preserves in all Its original excel- tion so far have averaged more i gas plant or plants, including lishment of a Water Works Plant (fence the material for the food thun 75 cents a qunr irt to the grow- suitable land, easements, struc­ or Plants by the City o f Sanford, id from n the perfectly nppoint- er. tures, boilers, engines, dynamos, Florida, to be Maintained and Op­ tc itchcn by a chef and his assists, each ■ktlted skilled In his particular ORLANDO, Jan. 1.— Cancella­ machinery, reservoirs, tanks, con­ erated as a Public Utility, and eh of gastronomic art Most tion lias been announced of the duits, conductors, pipes, 7 gas- Providing for an Issue o f Utility ‘ jl attention is given to the Central Florida Sunday School meters, and other apparatus and Bonds by the City of Sanford, . room service, which will be convention, which was scheduled be all the most fastidious for this city on January 15-17. appliances fo r making, manufac­ Florida, in the sum of Three Hun­ could desire. Those In charge stated the meet­ turing, generating nnd distribut­ dred and Seventy-five Thousand r^**In the building of Fountain Inn, ing cancelled because of the in­ ing commercial gas, said gas plant Dollars, the Proceeds to be De­ Tw architects have adhered to the ability of Dr. Hugh S. Mngill of or plants, when completed, to be rived from the Sale Thereof to be EBfanUh stylo of architecture sug- Chicago, goneral secretary of the stiye of the period which fol- International Sunday School Coun­ operated and maintained by the Used to Acquire, Establish, Pur­ ' Florida's discovery by Ponce cil, found he would be unablo to be City of Sanford, Florida, as a pub­ chase and Construct a Wnter Leon and a style which hnr- here for tho convention. lic utility, for tho purpose o f fur­ Works Plant or Plants,"and Dtiixea with its natural environnishing to the City o f Sanford, AGAINST the acquisition and *4- The hotel is absolutely Florida, and to the inhabitants establishment of a water works of, being of concrete conthereof, an adequate and ample plant or plants, to be operated and on throughout. The purity lie water used1 In the hotel is supply of commercial gas. maintained by the City of Sanford, pbrated, its source being deep (D) Under authority of Ordi­ Florida, as a public utility, and esian wells. nance No. 70, the sum o f SeventyK - - ■ _______ ACjAINST BONDS. Dol­ Whereas, the City Commission five Thousand ($75,000.00) construct o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, lars to acquire, build, FOR THE APPROVAL o f that on this the 10th day o f December, nnd equip with the necessary fu r­ A. D. 1023, duly passed and adop­ niture and fixtures, a City Hall certain ordinance o f the' City of Sanford, Florida, numbered 68, en­ ted a certain ordinance, numbered nnd Administration Building. All Af said bonds to be o f the de­ titled: "A n Ordiqance Providing 07, entitled: An Ordinance Providing for the nomination o f One Thousand ($1,- for the Acquisition and Establish­ Acquisition and Establishment o f 000.00) Dollars each, bearing in­ ment of an Electric Light and Municipal Auditorium Will n W ater Works Plant or Plants terest nt the rate o f five nnd one- Power riant or Plants, by the City f ’ -B* Meeting Flare of Republiby the City o f Sanford, Florida, to hntf per centum (5 % % ) per nn* of Sanford, Florida, to be Main­ i , . can Convention in 1924. payable semi-an­ tained nnd Operated ns a Public be Maintained and Operated us a num, interest _ n r “ he Aaawlittrii Prraa. Public Utility ,nnd Providing for nually on the first days o f Jan­ Utility, ani^ Providing for an Issue .^G A IN E SV IL L E , Fla., Jun. 2 . - an Issue o f Utility Bonds by the uary and July, nil of said bond to of Utility Bonds by tho City ■develnmi’s now 43,500,000 mbnicimature thirty (30) years nftcr the of Sanford, Florida, the ........* simv.nt a 'wifi*, in. .......... auditorium, scene o f tho R^-. City o f Sanford, Florida, in the date of t^»*lssuanc?' thereoftjbot] licnn national convention of M h R o f Thrqg^ Humtfcd, and Sev­ o f safla Dollard, the Proceeds' tp be- De­ DoilAVs, the principal ana interest >24, Ohio politiclnl leaders are en ty-flvo Thousand fident that the general faciii- Proceeds to be Derived from the bonds to be payable nt The Chase rived from the Sale Thercbf, to are entirely adequate to meet Sale Thereof to be Used to Ac­ National Bank in the City of New bo Used to Acquire, Establish, nituntion and that tho buildPurchase and York, State of New York, in law­ Purchase, and Construct un Elec­ will be found u worthy back- quire, Establish, ful money o f the United Stntes o f tric Light nnd Power Plant or und In the naming o f tho par- Construct a Water Works Plant, America; snid bonds shall be Plnnts," and, or Plants, s presidontaini nominee, otel accommodations and other and an Ordinance, numbered 08, signed by the Mnyor o f the City FOR the acquisition nnd estab­ o necessary in handling a nu- entitled: o f Sanford, Florida, nnd by the lishment o f nn electric light and nal convention likewise arc doAn Ordinance Providing for the Clerk of the City o f Sanford, Flor­ power plant or plnnts, to bo op­ red sufficient while the various civic organizations and commercial Acquisition and Establishment of ida, nnd shall have affixed thereto erated nnd maintained by tho City institutions of tho city have no an Electric Light nnd Power Plant the seal o f .the City o f Sanford, o f Sanford, Florida, ns a public .floubt about tho raising of a huge or Plants, by the City o f Sanford, Florida, and the interest coupons utility, and, ^ e s t fund to -carry on the enter­ Florida, to be Maintained and Op- to be attached to said bonds shall FOR BONDS. prise. Mayor Fred Kohler of fere. I be signed with the engraved or e use of the auditorium free o f °™ leJ “ u I,ub,,c Utility und Pro AGAINST TIIE APPROVAL o f ■'(marge to cither major party’s .... nn- vniing for an Issue o f Utility lithographed ftie-slmile signature ttkmul convention. It wns Cleve- Bonds by tho City o f Sanford, of said Mayor nnd snid Clerk, that certain ordinance of the City (land’s first bid for a national con­ Florida, in the sum of Three Hun­ and o f Sanford, Florida, numbered 08, vention o f the two big parties. Whereas, prior to the issuance entitled: "An Ordinance Provid­ dred and Ten Thousand Dollars, Situated In the heart of the o f the bonds above described or ing for the Acquisition and Estab­ twntown section, the new public The Proceeds to be Derived from ill is said to present all that the Sale Thereof, to bo Used to any part thereof, under the Char­ lishment o f an Electric Light and ’COuld be desired for a lnrge con­ Acquire, Estubllsh, Purchase and ter of the City of Sanford, Florida, Power Plant or Plants, by the City ten tion . It is a part o f Cleve- Construct un Electric Light nnd the said ordinances prosposing tho of Sanford, Florida, to be Main­ ,Und’s famous Mallplan o f build­ Power Plant or Plants, snid several bond issuse for the tained nnd Operated as a Public ings. Occupying ablock, its various municipal purposes, ns Utility, and Providing for an Is­ nnd an Ordinance, numbered CD, 'boundaries ore St. Clair Avenue aforesaid, must be approved by a sue of Utility Bonds by the City ‘ Oh the south; East 15th street on entitled: (the cast; lakeside Avenue on the An Ordinance Providing for the majority vote of the electors of o f Sanford, Florida, in the sum ftiorth and Hast 3rd Street on the Acquisition nnd Establishment of the City of Sanford, Florida, who o f Three Hundred and Ten Thou­ j-jjest. n Gas Plant or Plants, by the City are qualified to vote ns shown by san d Dollars, the Proceeds to bo Its main floor, on the street the registration books o f the City Derived from the Sale Thereof, to ” 4vel, unobstructed by n single o f Sanford, Florfdn, to be Main­ o f Sanford, Florida, voting and bo Used to Acquire, Establish, tained nnd Operated ns a Public -column, is more than 300 feet long '*nd is 215 feet wide. The glass Utility, nnd Providing for nn Is­ participating in nn election called Purchase nnd Construct un Elec­ {ceiling is 00 feet from the floor. sue o f Utility Bonds of the City of and held for that purpose. tric Light and Power Plant or .Lincoln G. Dickey, manager of the Sanford, Florida, in the Sum of Therefore, I, Forrest Lake, ns Plants," nnd lutll, says that comfortable seating Mayor o f the City o f Sanford, AGAINST the acquisition and -facilities cun be urrnnged for 13,- One Hundred and Sixty Thousand *000 persona when main floor, stage Dollars, Thu Proceeds to be De­ Florida, under nnd by virtue of tho establishment of an electric light •and expansive balconies are used. rived from the Sale Thereof, to be authority in me vested by tho or­ and power plant or plnnts, to be •■•The stage measures (50 by 101 Used to Acquire, Establish, Pur­ dinances of the City o f Sunford, operated and maintained by the ;fect, has un opening 73 feet wide chase nnd Construct u Gns Plant Florida, and we, Forrest Lake, S. City of Sanford, Florida, as u pub­ {Upd Is surmounted by an arch 42 O. Chase and C. J. Marshall, as lic. utility, nnd i$et, six inches high. The ac- or Plants, the City Commission o f the City AGAINST BONDS. and an Ordinance, numbered 70, 'eoustics o f the main room, tested o f Sanford, Florida, do heroby •tkpeatedly by scientists, and dur­ entitled: in g concerts, have been declared An Ordinance Providing for nn cull un election to be held in the frfect. Every person in the hnll Issue o f Bonds by the City of San­ City of Sanford, Florida, on tho FOR THE APPROVAL o f that j able to hear every word of n 11th day of January, A . D. 1924, certain ordinance of the City o f ford, Florida, in the sum o f Kevcneech, whether it bo made from ty-fiyo Thousand Dollars, the Pro­ to determine the question by said Sanford, Florida, numbered 69, ^ stage or the floor. be entitled: "An Ordinnncc Provid­ *‘ *Of the stage are scores of ceeds to be Derived from the Sale election then und there to tfooms, intsallcd as dressing rooms Thereof, to he Used to Acquire, held, whether tho said ordinances ing for the Acquisition and Estab­ <f*r actors and choruses. These Build, Construct nnd Equip with or any of them, proposing the said lishment of a Gas Plnnt or Plnnts, Will be available for newspaper by the City of Sanford, Florida, correspondents, press associations the Necessary Furnituro nnd Fix­ three several bond issues, shall be Jjfld committee caucus meetings. tures, n City Hall and Adminis­ adopted, approved and confirmed to bo maintained and Operated ns there is an overflow here, the tration Building, by the electors of said City, and n Publicity Utility, and Providing ■lower floor of the building, as And, Wherens, the four said whether the bonds provided for by for an Issue of Utility. Bonds o f 4arge os the main floor, will be said ordinances shall be issued by the City of Sanford, Florida, in available. Ample facilities can be ordinances provide for the issue the City of Sanford, Florida, in the Sum of One Hundred nnd Six­ of bonds by the City o f Sanford, provided for the army o f corre­ spondent: and special writers that Florida, for municipal purposes, the manner nnd for the purposes ty Thousond Dollars, the Proceeds 'attend rational conventions! anil in the totul sum of Nino Hundred in said ordinances or in any o f to he Derived from the Sale There­ M egra pii companies can be equip- and Twenty Thousand ($920,000.- said ordinances, provided und set o f to bo Used to Acquire, Estab­ M d with any needed amount of lish,' Purchase nnd Construct ('a 00) Dullurs, the proceeds derived forth. irqoom a "d tier vice. And, 1, Forrest Lake, as Mayor Gas Plant or Plants," and from the sale o f said bonds to be FOR tho acquisition and estab­ ' ' ORLANDO, Jan. I.—The local expended in the following manner, of City o f Sanford, Florida, and lishment of a gas plant or plants, real estate association is propar- to-wit: we, Forrest Luke, S. O. Chase and ■irlg a light against ull persons ] (A ) Under nuthority o f Ordi­ C. J. Marshall, as the Ctiy Com­ to be operated and maintained by operating without license required nance No. G7„ the sum o f Three mission of the City, o f Sanford, thq City of Sanford, Florida, us n by the Inw passed at the last Hundred n.id Seventy-live Ilhous- Florida, do hereby appoint C. L. Public Utility, and, (session of the legislature regulat­ FOR BONDS. ing, the netivities of real c-state niul ($375,000.00) Dollars, to ac­ Britt,und F. P. Bines, and W. M. Tents. J-ocnl realtors plait to quire, establish, purchase nnd con­ Haynes, Inspectors o f said elec­ Ute cases against nil persons struct a ( water works plant or tion, and David Speer, Clerk o f AGAINST TIIE APPROVAL 61 profiting from sales made who are that certain ordinance of the City plants, including suitable lund, raid election. not licensed to carry on a real easements, structures, boilers, en-' The form of the ballot for said o f Sanford, Florida, numbered 69, estate business. f a NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION LAND WILL SPARED TO [TAIN MEET _ a J AGAINST THE APPROVAL of that certain ordinance of the City of Sanford, Florida, numbered 70, entitled: "An Ordinance Provid­ ing for an Issue of Bonds by the City of Sanford, Florida, In the sum of Seventy-five Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to bo De­ rived from the Sale Thereof ,to be Used to Acquire, Build, Construct and Equip with the Necessary Furnituro and Fixtures, a Ciiby Hall and Administration Build­ ing," and AGAINST BONDS. The said election hereby order­ ed and called to be held shall be held and conducted In the man­ ner prescribed by tho ordinances and tho Charter of the City of Sanford, Florida. The polling place for said elec­ tion shall bd that certain room on the ground floor o f the City Hell, known as the fire apparatus room. W ITNESS the hands of Forrest Lako, as Mayor of the City of Sanford, Florida, and Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase, and C. J. Mar­ shall, as the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, at­ tested by R. L. Philips, Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida, and the corporate seal o f the City of Sanford, Florida, on this the 10th i nt P *£^olr*> establish, parchasa, and construct f o r r E s t La k e , n water worka plant or ptanta, in­ (BEAL) S. O. CHASE, cluding suitable land, easements, C. J. MARSHALL, structures, boilers engines, dyna­ As the City Commission of mo*, machinery, stand pipes, the City of Sanford, Florida. reservoirs, pumps, .conduits, and Attest; other apparatua and appliances L. R. PHILIPS, necessary in obtaining, accumulat­ City Clerk of the City of ing and distributing an adequate Sanford, Florida. •apply of water, and water worka 12-12-19-26-1-2-9-St plants or plants, .when completed to be operated end maintained by the City of Sanford, Florida, as a public utility, for the purpose of furnishing to the City of Sanford, AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING Florida, and to the 'inhabltanta FOR THE ACQUSITION AND thereof, an adequate nnd ample ESTABLISHMENT OF A WA­ supply of water. TER WORKS PLANT OR Section 3. It ia the determina­ PLANTS BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, TO BE tion of the City Commission of the MAINTAINED AND OPER­ City of Sanford, Florida, that the ATED AS A PUBLIC UTILI­ said sum of Three Hundred and TY, AND PROVIDING FOR AN Seventy-five Thousand ($375,ISSUE OF U TILITY BONDS 000.00) Dollars, will be required BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, IN* THE SUM OF for the purpose mentioned in Sec­ THREE HUNDRED AND SEV­ tions One and Two of this Ordi­ _ ENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOL­ nance. LARS. THE PROCEEDS TO BE Section 4. That a bond issue In DERIVED FROM THE SALE the sum of Three Hundred and THEREOF TO BE USED TO ACQUIRE, ESTABLISH, PUR­ Seventy-five Tohausond ($375,CHASE AND CONSTRUCT A 000.00) Dollars, for the municipal W ATER WORKS PLANT OR purpose enumerated and specifical­ PLANTS. ly set forth in Sections One and Wherens, the Charter of the City Two of this Ordinance, ia hereby of Snndford, Florida, provides, authorised, provided, however, that among other things, that tho City of Sanford. Florida, shall have the before said bonds or any part of right to acquire, establish, ' own said bonds shall bo issued, this and operate ns a public utility, a ordinance shall be first approved water works plant or plants and to by a majority vote of the electors id the inhabi of the City of Sanford, Folrida, provide the City and tants thereof, with water, and Whereas, the City Commission actually participating In nn elec­ of the City o f Sanford, Florida, tion to be called and held at such now deems it most expedient and time and In such manner as is to the best interest o f the City of prescribed by the Chnrter and the Sanford, Florida, to acquire, es­ ordinances of the City of Sanford, tablish, maintain and operate as a Florida. public utility, a water works plant Section 5. That said bonds shall or plants, Therefore, Be It Enacted by Tho bo o f tho denomination of One People o f the City of Sanford, Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars each, bearing interest nt the rate of five Florida: Section 1. That it is the deter­ end one-half per centum mination o f the City Commission per nnnum, interest payable semi­ of the City of Sanford, Florida, to annually, on the first days of Jan­ acquire, establish, own, maintain uary and July, snid Issue of bonds and operate a sa public utility a to be numbered from 1 to 375, both water works plant or plants, and numbers Inclusive, ail o f said to provide the City and the in­ date o f the issuance thereof, both habitants thereof with an adequate principal nnd interest of said bonds to be payable at The Chase Na­ supply o f water. Section 2. That the City Com­ tional Bank, fn the City of New mission o f the City o f Sanford, York, State of New York, in law­ Florida, further deems it expe­ ful money of the United States dient and to the best interest of of America. Said bonds shall be the City of Sanford, Florida, and signed by the Mayor of the City it la the determination of the City Sanford, Florida, and by the Culrk Commission of the City of San­ of the City of Sanford, Florida, ford, Florida, to issue utility bonds and shall have uftixed thereto, the of the City of Sanford, Florida, in seal of aho City of Sanford, Flor­ thy sum of Three Hundred nnd ida, and the Interest coupons to be Seevnty-five Thousand ($375,- j attached to said bonds shall be 000.00) Dollars, the proceeds de- signed with the engraved or iith- m Stetion ft That - I , ORDINANCE NO. 67 empowered to call an clecti«determine the question of wane* of the bonds provided J by .this ordinance. d* Section^ that the form oft ballot for aatd election s h i l r V follows, to-wit: **1 "FOR THE APPROVAL of certain ordinance of the City VorU*, numbered ts entitled: " 'An Ordinance Pcovldlm, for t A c t i o n and E .u b ll.h „,„ a Water Worka Plaot or P|a. * « ' Sanford, F I," to bq Maintained nnd Operated - Public Utility, Prov^ - » -and mm g IAJY1C, for nn Issue o f Utility Honda the City of Sanford, Florida the sum of Three Hundred aJ Seventy-five Thousand Dollari t Proceeds to be Derived from’ t Sale Thereof to be Used to A quire, Establish, Purchase a i; Construct a Water Works Plant Plante.’ and FOR the acquisition and i tablishmcnt of a water works p|a or plants, to be operated and mi tained by the City of Sanfo, Florida, aa a public utility and FOR BONDS." "AGAIN ST THE APPROV) of that certain ordinance of t City o f Sanford, Florida, nm bered 67, entitled: 'An Ordinance Providing for t Acquisition and Establishment a Water Works Plant or Plan by the City of Sanford, Flori, to be Maintained and Operated a Public Utility, and Providing f nn Issue of Utility Bonds by l City o f Sanford, Florida, in t sum o f Three Hundred and Se enty-flve Thousand Dollars, Proceeds to be Derived from t Sale Thereof to be Used to A quire, Establish, Purchase ai Construct a Water Works PU or Plants.’ and AGAINST tho acquirition ai establishment of a water wor! plant or plants, to he operated ■: maintained‘by the City of Sanfor Florida, as a public utility, nnd AGAINST BONDS." Section 8. This ordinance sha become effective immediately upc its final passage nnd adoption. Adopted this 10th day af D cember, A. D. 1923. FORREST LAKE, (SEAL) S. O. CHASE, C. J. MARSHALL Attest: L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 12-12-19-26-1-2-9-51 Keep Pace W ith Evolution Davwin declared that the human race was merely an ev­ olution of the monkey tribe. Some people agree with him. Others do not. But there is no denying that within the memory o f most of us, there has been considerable of an evolution in the human mode of living. And today, this evolution is buzzing along faster than ever. There has never been a time when conditions changed so rapidly—when life bettered itself so consistently. New comforts and convenienes are,coming in all the time, and the rapidity with which they are invented and put before us vitally affects us all. To take advantage of these things, you must keep your­ self informed. You must know not only what they are, but also how much they cost and where and how to get them. The only way you can know this is to be a regular reader of the advertisements. Advertisements tell of all that the world is doing to methods better, your clothing and food problems less make you more comfortable, your work easier, your irksome. They tell you how you can save time—and effort—and money in the selection of the things that make life worth while. Advertisements are interesting, instructive and highly profitable to you. KEEP IN TOUCH W ITH MODERN EVOLUTION BY READING THE ADVERTISEMENTS �Stu (Jobaker's Closed Body Industry Is Plants Excel Those of Any /E n joy B ig Y ear Other Manufacturer In 1924—Firestone The Studebnker closed body' plants at South Bend, Indiana, con­ JON. 0 - j!,n* " iC3d.y tain 2,751,436 square feet of door titnd in business &ncn\- space. ■ j more stnblo prosperity lor The total investment In buildings '*^W«r Industry particularly fo r the manufacture o f closed bodthe wffiing year were Pre­ 'res represents an Investment o f made by Mr. Harvey S. over 98,000,01m). This Is more than in a speech here before the total assets of many car manu­ facturers. .mployes and other Block#t the annual meeting or M ow than 5,000 men are employ­ ed in the closed plants o f Stude! * *#•-hirh » Ti:c i is K founder ” ^ r. . c rand ; baker and their wages amount to „f whicn he ne over j 7500|000 per „ r ,n cx NATHAN M W OPTIMISTIC OVER 1 9 2 4 OUTLOOK Income Tax Hcfys INCOME TAX IN NUTSHELL ’A HO? Single persons who had net Income o f $1,000 or more o* gross income o f $5,000 or more, nnd married couples who had net income of $2,000 or more or gross Income of $5,000 or mote must file re­ returns. Commissioner Of Agriculture Ballercs Florida Mas R ig Year — Ahead In 1921. WHEN? The filing period Is from January 1 to March 16, 1024. W II b RE? Collector o f internal revenue fo r the district in which tho person Uvea or ha« his principal place o f busi­ ness. ■■L-t of his statement Mr. cess of 120,400 per day. ‘ ■ jjS T S ln ied 'to the remarkSJrew made during tho past The steel, lumber, glnss, cloth and IIOW7 Instructions on Form *17 his own company, which other materials required for the i 10I0A and Form 1010; also operation o f these body plants rep- I J al«s of $77,583,150 an in•the law nnd regulations, resent an inventory investment of of 20 per cent over the pre­ $3,500,000. j WHAT? Four per cent normal war, returning n not prom tax on the first $4,000 of net Hi 104.092 after providing for The dies and tools for forming income in excess o f the per­ *dition, taxes, Interest and the metal panels of Studebnker sonal exemption nnd credits charges. After paying pre­ bodies alone, ami ns a single item, for dependents. Eight ’ per dividends and alL other cost in excess o f $785,000. cent normal tax on balance of tho common stock equity . net income. Surtax from 1 - ^ d over 516 per share, Tho closed body manufacturing cent to 50 per cont on net iw of the outstanding features methods sro the latest and most incomes over $6,000 for tho the company’s financial stutc- approved. Many o f tho processes year 1023. i was the reduction In bank in- through which Studebnker closed dnew. 0:i October SI last bndicu pass arc nowhere else du­ the company owed $5,770,000 plicated In the Industry. TH’S FOR TAXPAYERS. compared with SI2.775.000 in No. 4. "tll.GSO 000 In 1921 and $31,Studebnker’n experience in qual­ 0 in 1920. These figures rc- ity body building antes dnek to the In making out hia Income-tax re­ forcibly the financial prog- days when Studebnker built fine turn for the year 1023 the business made by the Firestone Com- coaches and carriages for the man, professional man, and farmer during the most difficult world's notables including Presi­ will bo required to uso Form 1040 , wars ever encountered by dents Lincoln anil Grant. regardless o f whether hia net in­ rubber Industry. The FircInteresting Facts About come was or was not in excess of Company increased Its salon ■nits more than 30 per cent Studebaker’s newest closed $5,000. Tho smaller form 1040A, reir over the boom year o f Body Unit at South Bend, in user for reporting net Income of I its average dally production $5,000 or less derived chiefly from Indiana 85000 tires was 20 per cent This new building is eight feet salary or wages, than in 1922. In connection AH items o f gross Income must u, the increase in sales volume longer than the Woolwortn Build­ in tho case of a r Firestone called attention to ing is high. The Wool worth Build­ bo reported, |i‘ fwt that tho tire consumer ing is the tallest office building in storekeeper gross income usually consists of the gross profits on paying 100 per cent more in the world. snlca, together with income from WO than he is today. The floor aren is 511.000 squnre other sources. Tho ruturn must -Ttiferring to the British Rubber Intrictlon Act. Mr. Fircstono dc- feet or greater than the nrea in­ show the gross snles, purchases, and cost of goods sold. dutd that American consumers cluded in n farm of 9 n res. The professional man, lawyer, if rubber products had been saved doctor, dentist, must include nil The 1,500,000 bricks used, If Mtmiimately $75,000,000 during fees and other compensation lor |k past yenr by his vigorous rnm- plnred end to end, would reach professional services. The farmer from South Bend to Detroit. ■dfn which had aroused n wave must report an gross income the rf protest that swept the country, Two hundred nnd twenty thou­ proceeds of nalc or exchange o f (amine Congress to nnprnprinto sand hags o f rement were used. If |products mired on the farm nnJ f500000 for the investigation o f these were placed end for end they' ilie profits Irani the sale of prod­ gr iQurccs of rubber suplv and would reach from South Bond to ucts purchased by him nnd resold. united in a drop in the price in- Chicago. Do nui*f also report gross income from all other sources. dud of a continued upward trend. laxR'iycis, in order to take full STFirestone declared that he More than 3,000,000 pound* of «w!d continue his rampaign for reinforcing steel Imvu entered into advantage o f the deductions to America to produce its own rub- the construction of this nmninioutli which lacy are entitled, nro ad­ viced to study carefully the in|tr ami total ot' hie world-wide or- building. alien now cngngcu ---------l truetInns on the forms water the (lsiration engaged in seenseek- i _ loured of supply over which J The glass used for windows: hend, “ Income from business or America would have control nnd would completely cover nn nrcuj pi.Uession. ’ FILLERS (refection. 1equal to 2 1-2 ncrcs. (To be continued Tomorrow) BARGAINS IN USED CARS j Tjie concrete forms used required Wd Park Avenue Garage is of-1 more than 1,000,000 square feet faring lome unusual bnrgains this ! o f lumber. zj. t In — ----5 miles »t»k used* cars. Tbelr ii-». list iin-! More Mm than ................ „ of convo with thdY~«r'M ____ itti th rtF -!(r'Mifci 1 R in »rY prices \chains, carry materials to various ton and Hupmobilun nt departments nnd handle the dosed Baling from $200 to $625. , bodies in process. This conveyor equipment reduces manufacturing THE NEW FORI) Riwnnl Higgins, authorised |costs. Joni dealer is advertising the A SNUG BUICK (wits of tip* new Ford touring The four cylinder two pnssengcr or which is » ntriking value nt $295 f. o, b. Detroit. The low Buick roadster offered by the SnnTU I , ~ frice was made possible by la rge, ford Buick Company offers snug SPF.CIAJ.-S1X ml* production. The big improve- rnmfart for winter riding. Mr. TOURING ' OriU are mest noticeable. Har.vcll states thnt "the powerful Brick valve-in-head engine assures| The public dom-’ in .nmountn to more than enough power for every 1*2.000.000 acres th'* r—eot bulk m kind o: road and need. Which. p<‘ y-‘ ii,,„ |j,,, itites of California, Utah nn.j Tarpon Springs— G. M. Emnnsila. .S'lpif* of i* h i ’ so little "tr.'upd it: Company making extenWlae it has not been nu'weyed. ; slvc plant improvementa. “ Tho sun o f progress rises re­ W ill Food Supply o f splendent over Florida today, ag­ riculturally, commcrcinllly and W orld Be Exhausted financially. There are definite lines o f progrera to bo made in agri­ BERKELEY, Cal., Dee. 31.— culture in the future. It shall "be Will the population o f the world the endeavor' o f tho ststo depart S vcr increase in such numbers that it o f agriculture to naslst In ha food supply will run out? linent ever,ry possible way in the deveiop- “ N o," predicts Profcsror C. C. u o f now line i of agricultural Plthn o f the department o f eco­ expansion. Millions of money are bung poured into Florida by in ­ nomics in the University o f Cali­ vestors who have faith In the fornia. future o f the state. We should | But the profe-.xar cunliflrs his set a task and a pace commen­ negative by saying that if the surate with our advantages and \population of the world over In­ tho forward-looking citixcnry of creases n .-.fully an It has tho pow­ er to, there certainly will be a our commonwealth." shortage o f food. He explains * “ Hoping that alt have had a merry Christmas and wishing all that, nn n matter o f statistics, this n hnnpv New Year, I bespeak for probably never can happen, - since all the best o f resolutions, and tho loudest hopes for 1924," the com­ missioner concludes. TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 1.— The sun of progress rises resplendent over Florida today, agricultural­ ly, commercially nnd financially defiaes Nathan Mnyo, commituioner of agriculture, in n iqcssage conveying New Y cnr *3 Greet­ ings to -the people o f tho state. There arc definite lines o f prog­ ress to be made in agriculture in the future, ho points out, nnd adds Tampa— Work started on widen­ that it shall be the aim o f his de­ Street botweeu partment to assistant in this de- ing Madison Franklin and Tampa Streets. volnnment, "New hopes for Floridn in 1921," exclaims tho commbaioner. “ If we desire and expect a greater FELT TIRED, Florida the hope will be realised. SO TIRED Our present position can best he appreciated by comparing it with that of the past nnd with other Indiana Lady Says She Was countries o f tno world nt present," , Rundown, Suffered With the message continues. "Think of the fact that a hundred years ago Her Back, Took Cardui, nowhere In the world hnu they tho nnd Got Well. conveniences that may now be hod on the farm. Even tho largest, Richmond, Ind,—"I thought I| cities a century ago hnd' not the thinrs that we now' take as n . would write a lino or so. to anv i matter of course. that I owe my good health' and "A century ngo there wero no 1rtrength to Cardui," sayn a letter railroads, no steamships, no gB3,, :'rom Mrs. Cora Courtney, 3i Rail­ no fnws to protect wage-earners,! no free schools, sanitation and wn- ; road Street, this city. ter supply were rudimentary, n 411 was all run-down until my large part o f the population of family thought they Would lone the large cities lived in cellars. | crowded and unsanitary. There ; me," write Mrs. Courtney. “ My were no electric lights, no auto­ husband coaxed me to take Cnrdui. mobiles, no telephones, no radio, » so, to please him, I did, and will no fnrm machinery of tho modern j nay I do not regret it, for I am type, etc." "Think o f life in n great part |able to do nil my work and do my o f tho world today," Mr. Mayo shopping. says. “ Look nt the ignorance, ""I have five children, four in idolatry, superstition, nnd poverty I o f Africa! Think nf life in Asia, t school, my husband and a bonnier where overcrowded millions a r e ! to do fur? nnd I do all my work economic nnd intellectual slaves!" for all o f us, and find time to play. Think nf Europe, still bicedine ; \vc all praise uardui. livery uivn from tho wounds of w ar; still and run-down wnmnn should take crushed by debt, poverty, hatreds thin wonderful medicine. and batons governments! "Florira has all the bountie* ' "I suffered with my back; a very nnd blessings enumerated whirl- weak feeling in my limbs. no country had a hundred years i "1 felt hardly able to drag; just ago—after nil the Hires preceding — nnd she has none of tho crushing , tired—so tired all the time. burdens nnd hindrances men-1 "it was nil cuori tor me to do tinned thnt curse so much mankind anything, but Cardui helped me so today. star lOCUIt' ■••■nt no matter how grent may I felt like a different woman.” If you arc in a run-down physical bn the ventage ground occupied nt present there is no end to aspira­ condition, suffering as this Indinnn tions and possibilities o f human­ indy says she did, give Cardui n fair ity unhampered by the burdens Iwnneothed by east waywardness, I trial. It should help vou. NC-147. misfortune nnd calamities. I Toko Cardui. i The Studebakcr Special-Six transmission, differential, rear *ixle, nnd nil four wheels arc also completely equipped with Timken hearings. No other touring car priced under $5600 uses as complete in­ stallation o f Timken bearings as the Special-Six. This is an example o f the quality that Is built into every detail o f the Special-Six. Studebakcr spares no expense to make it the market’s ' outstanding value in a five-passenger car. Get behind the wheel o f any car you plan to consider. Then com­ pare its steering and riding qualities with the Studebakcr Special-Six. Call—or phone—and we’ll bring a car to your door so you can make this test yourself. LIGHT SIX 3-Pmu.. II3‘ V/.B. 40 H. F. Touting___ ___1 V9S RsodtLr (3-Psm.) 971 CoDfW'Sd (I P u i)m ! Cn„p*(M'.u-)._HT5 Sril.n ........ ...„ISM SPKCIALSIX 3 -r w . n r h\ a. 30II. F. Touimt---------$1330 Rc*d*ttr(M>an.) I31S Coupe (JP j. i ) — 1975 Grd.n................IQ'.O " W b etter a u t o m o b i l e s ^ built, Buick will build them ll UIU4tX 7 ?in ., Ui' IV. B. to It. F. Tourtag---------- II7J0 Op*.ditn(S-PaM.) 11)1 Coupj (J-P.i*.).— 11S0 anl.a _______ J7S0 'Maxwell* 1920 Model ... Lexington, 1922 Model Hupmobile, 1922 Model Hupmobile, 6 passenger Park Avenue l*hcne AIM Hiimi uni A Striking Value.—at $295 Considering the improved appearance of the new Ford T o u r in g Car, on e w o u ld naturally expect a p ro p o r­ tionate advance in price. ing its cost to the purchaser. Acomparisonextendingover a long period of years will rev ehl the fact that thepresent p rice is actually the low est at w hich the five-passenger Larger scale production,howopen car has ever been sold. ever, has made it possible to incorporate in this hew type ThcFordTouringCarstands touring car a number of de­ today, as it always has, a most remarkable cided improveThiitiiTdtnbtobuiiacJthroH^htin value in th e ments w ith­ SSrd>l& M y3bntAaieifltan > m otor car field. o u t in cre a s- EDW ARD HIGGINS / Authorised Ford Dealer * ,} fa , V* SAN JU AN GARAGE 301 West First Street * o HARW ELL, Malinger ------------- -06--0B Magnolia Avenue— Phone 367 |3uick, 1917 M od el...... r .r m j to U m I Your C o n r .n i . n c . E-IJ-IJ-NF SANFORD RUiCK COMPANY CQ0C D E BAKER. This is due to three things: The use o f Timken tapered roller bearings on the steering pivots; the easy-operating, exclusive Studehakcr steering gear and a minimum o f unsprung weight on the front axle. ^hose whose business needs require a car o f the roadster type will find this Buick fourw in d er roa d ster w ith its winter enclosure ideally suited for cold weather driving. Its roomy body provides ample com fort for tw o passengers. Large compartments afford un­ usual space for samples and baggage. T he t Powerful Buick valve-in-head engine assures roore than enough power for every kind o f road and grade. A dded to these features is ^ the^ greater certainty o f control contributed * I by its Rl 11 (*l^ four-wheel ..ill n.l k.nl.AA ty its Buick brakes. |3uick, 1916 M o d e l........ ..... n v ie s 1VERYONE w h o drives a Studebrker Special-Six marvels at the case with which it steers. SSug Com fort for W inter Driving events and Conditions always in- r biennial session Best « tervene to prevent over-popultlott. i be a state tnfor Yet, be concedes, in certain Icd by the Anti-Salooi countries this economic over-popu-; Twice the measure hi lotion has occurred. He cites the | passage and interest is , annual famines in China and In­ center around the strng_ dia, which bo contends, are d u e ' No definite idea hoe J to, the fact that the .birth rate talned, as yet, at to tt never has been kept down in those o f the legislature on . countries ami consequently the question. The drys etc(m>| food supply proves inadequate.' ate is dry. but prfvati* that the house is doa Enforcem ent Law To tho other hand, the weta that the house is wet, b a t 1 Soon not nppear to be cure IBe - - uir Considered *, i i t. Senate. AN NAPOU S, Md., Dec. 31.— Chief, among the important legis­ Plant City—Citrus frtdt' lation which will come before lbe< shipped from this point at I Maryland General Assembly n t.its. o f 26 carloads a day. ___________ iA- T H I S I S A S T U D E B &C A L S - k )i* c £ / T R U C K S •T R A C T O IL S �• . mty'hiv* S T nect^jrtSe^o . • money it the same time. tiresome comfort*, ail n*- " - ■, : ^ Y*. ~ ” / f■X' \ h" - •- ♦v— 1Vl “VilY*9*VS - Mr-- ’ 7TAr*' . ’ ’ -v - TKaP!' ■■■K l u i . 19 Bi4CK OP PH) *- D K lC R tm O Y R A T K flt mr___ .(7.00 s i * Months » J.GO In City by Carrier per l ie . W eeky Hi] It Ion 13 Par t U L NOTICKi All obituary I, ca rd ! of tlianka. resolution* Mens o f entertainment! where » are made, will be rharmed regular advertising rate* I t l R T B B AMOCl ATKIl PHK.H* to Associated Press Is cxrltint entitled to the uao for repub­ lics o f nil tiew! dispatches llted to It or not ottierwine (ted.in tlila on per and also the 1 new* published herein. Alt it! of re-publlcntlon of special •tches herein are nlxo rcaerved. IB L B THOUGHT FOR TODAY A BENEDICTION:— Unto him tot U able to keep you from fallto present you faultless.— TH E RECKONING. Ito ie to have a blow-out in n rfancy restaurant, 2?W | th terrapin and canvas-back and Batr-A all the wine you want; R n o r trhjoy the flowers and music, Y Witch the pretty women pass, rv.Btooke a choice cigar, and sip the Kf<> .. wealthy water in your glass; , ‘ l i ’a bully in a high-toned Joint to KTC.- eat and drink your fill, I^ B a t iUs quite another matter when 8^,* you come to pay the bill! i| ,* IF * great to go out every night on fun and pleasure bent, wear you r glad raga always, and to never have a cent, T o drift along regardless, have a - good time every trip, , H it the high spots sometimes, and r to let the chances slip, T o know you’re acting foolish, yet g o on fooling still, T ill nature calls the show-down, and you pay the bill! T in e , has got a iittlo bill! Get i Kvwise while yet you may, the debit-side's increasing in T a most alarming w ay; TT|e things you had no right to do ^ lp — the things you should have * done— T V y ’ro all put down. It’s up to 5?.'* you to pay for every one. 89, eat, drink and be merry! Have - a'good time if you will, B £ t God help you when the time V S comes, and you will pay the ? bill! BSS — Robert \V. Service. ji a v c you broken nny of those resolutions ? %hc New Year will bring prospsifity— for those who work. —I--------o---------T h e New Year will bring great happiness— fqr those who try to m ake others happy. sidcred in making up the family budget is the automobile. To get one or not to.get one is a question to'decide. Almost everyone has a car o f some kind but the glittering announce­ ments of "new models" etc.,, causes one to cast a longing glance at the new creations and to begin to plan on annexing one. However a new car or an old one means that much added expense, if rt should be called an expense. The car today has become a necessity in business life os well os a necessity for the home. In an article on this subject, a technical director o f a New York school says the person who estimates his spend­ ing in advance, as the budget plan calls for, is simply apply­ ing good business judgment to his family affairs. In the long run such n person will have more to spend for useful, articles— in which class the automobile most certainly falls. Such a person will also get greater satisfaction out o f an automobile experience if he faces fairly the probable expense and plans ahead to finance them. The person who docs not do this is often made unhappy, discontented, as unexpected items of expense occur. As a matter of fact, such 'items usually represent a necssary charge against his car. car, I f he had planned his m otor expenses ahead, as is the custom of budgeteers, he would recognize thorn as essential. He would pay without the unhappiness that accompanies the For and Against “ Equal Rights’ --------- 0--------- panford will begin the New Year r i f h t by polling a tremendous vote lit; favor o f the bond issue Jan­ u ary 11. 2 ' ----------«---------f Cold (Whk<>iUripft*Uw .Couiltry” fy. ■ hfadlinc. - ' Inc- But in Florida business i*~as < [. . . . usual, the sun shines, and we a fc happy. ft C .i , • 9 ■Cocoa is growing a* fast any ci^y on the enst coast. Cocoa is showing real progress and the real Florida spirit. L , •;. ---------- O---------Tampa Tribune believes on T^ampn nnd the wost const and tells about it. No city will over succeed unless it advertises. ----------o----------"Every effort should be made to trihkc passable the road to the enst coast vin Geneva and Titusville. H will mean more business for Spnford. TFind out the name o f the man tlm t the corporation newspapers of ■ the state are supporting for gov­ ernor nnd you’ll find out who not t » vote for. gi al, ----------0---------Frank Jennings is becoming n serious contender in the race for governor. His chances for elec­ tion arb good notwithstanding JJartln, Catts, etc. :--------- o---------"T h e man who serves on a jury ii* serving his community. The low will never be properly admin­ istered until there is more respect fa r the duty of citizenship. .....O n ly xeccntly Mrs. W. F. Blackman, president o f. .the 'sUiUi'fcdertiffoi'i, addressed a letter to the state representa­ tive in the national capital in which she voiced the senti­ ment o f the club. Mrs. Blackman stated that the policy of the organization was to keep the congressmen informed as to the attitude o f its membership on the various bills. The state president called attention to the fact that at the rectn state convention, the women went on record ns endorsing the Fess bill but opposing the "blanket hill” for equnl rights for women. Mrs. Blackman ably voiced the sen­ timents of the women o f the state as follows: As you will see, our Florida women, as represented by the state federation o f women’s clubs, endorses the Fess bill and proposed amendment covering marriage and divorce. We are, however, strongly opposed to the “ blanket bill” for equal rights for women. We believe that the adoption o f an amendment o f this character would repeal . or render nugatory much legislation protective of the rights and welfare o f mothers, home makers and wo­ men workers, and render them liable to exploitation by selfish and ruthless employers o f labor. While we be­ lieve in equal rights for women in political and indus­ trial spheres, we do not believe that such equality ju sti­ . The merchant who grumbles oVcr “ poor business’ is the nicrThey used to tell this rtory of chant who is pot letting the penl i e know what ho has to offer. an old Confederate soldier who ran a saloon in a North Carolina town Advertising brings real success. —a small city rather. Ifo had The Florida Educational A-so- two outstanding charaeeristics. One rlntion is in session at W e-t Balm was his frugality. The other was Heath this week. No nobler or his idolatry for the memory o f gtenter work i< being done in Flor­ Stonewall Jackson, under whom lie ida than thnt of the teachers who had served' in Virginia. On a freight train, one night, compose this organization. two shabby wayfarers rolled into ----------o--------- *Thc American petiole produced the town where the old soldier rfore, npent more ami saved more lived. Neither o f them had a cent. during the year iust rinsed than They had eaten thanks to an hos­ ifl nny nthor previous year if fig- pitable housekeeper up the line, t^fvs given out by the federal re­ but th: ir thirst was enormous. As they lingered outside a saloon wan­ serve board are correct. dering how they might go about "E avs the Albany Journal: "This satisfying their alcoholic longings problem of simultaneously making without money to pay for it, two provisions for tax rt dtictions and fa r the expenditure o f more money 1^ very like figurine- out the conaequencer o f a collision of an irrsistihle forco with an immovable ’ J ‘ We wonder how Mr. Bryan will en joy a Pomn-ratJc convention nt gMdkich hu i< only an unofficial obaffever."— Miami News- Metropolis. F o r the benefit o f Mr. Cox’s news­ paper, the Herald advises that Mr. Bryan ia goin g to be sent to the next convention an a delegate from Florida nnd will therefore lie unante to know how it feels to be ,- art “ unofficial observer,” J- The great mass of poor people— the failures and hpendents—is largely composed of those who havn Icctcd to save. c The habit o f saving can be developed by anyone. Man a>fortune has had its etart through the opcidnpings account. 4 * Why net make your start today—with this institution? A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President n. F. WIIITNBR, Cashier a n a s a a B D C R a a E C K a B K a s n a s n K B a a n iis x s a c a s a c x n n v a ii O N - A C I D Fertilizer \ sn\J r payment plan. Many wilt find an advantage in paying fo r the car in full if this is possible. The partial payment plan, however, is a convenience to some. Usually about thirty per cent o f the price o f the car is required nnd the balance can be distributed in equal installments over a period o f ten or twelve months. Among the budget items which center into "getting” n cor there is first the investment. Suppose, for instance, the car costs $1,500. That is somewhere near the nverage. Every one will need to adapt any suggested figures to hi3 own personal circumstances. The annual interest on this amount at six per cent is ninety dollars. Consequently, since the individual is losing the use o f this nmount, he can figure that it costs him ninety dollars per annum to own the car. Then there are taxes, freight and license expenses. To estimate the operating costs the owner of a car should know about how many miles he will get on n gallon o f gasoline and a quart o f oil. He should probably have some idea o f how many miles he will travel per year. (The average owner drives about 10,000 miles a year.) Then he can figure fairly closely on what will be the annual cost of these two necessaries in using the automobile. In like manner he can figure on the annual cost of tires. Where to record automobile expenses in the budget is a matter each person will decide according to individual pre­ ference. It may be nn "operating expense’’ and "advance­ ment” item, or by some it may be considered a luxury. It costs something to own an auto. Anything that is worth while does. But it is worth all it costs and more. It is often true economy for a family to invest part of its re­ sources in such a vehicle. And it is jjood sense to budget automobile spending. e v e r y labor FORTUNE 4Y V doubt U w u w one vi|U of. ut i the %|iv inoet 1(1upv ISUklUftHUtv fclllUMO (if i*\j No is the Best Fertilizer Manufactured _______V - \T O sulphuric /1 9 2 4 \ 1 n cid oroth cr substance which is harmful to plants Is used in mnnufacturing it. CnpyrlBltt, I'JiZ, l>v Slur C om pan y THE DEMON‘ruin nay be down, but ho is not completely out. On Christmas he sent one hunderd and seven of his friends to one hospital. Others went to bed at home. Eight hundred and seventylive died o f bootleg liquor in I9i3. Tens o f thousands have shortened their lives. Poisoned kidneys will soon hovin yielding a rich under­ takers’ harvest. New Jersey demanded three per cent beer. Hut prohibition will prevent that for several years, nt least. WOODItOW WILSON sixlysoven years of nge predicted a Democratic victory. It is predict­ ed that he will announce his op­ position to n bonus for soldiers. If he docn that will make it easier for Coolidgc. , «. *< j “ WE B O ir.IV iin d ’ tfi: Hot-KWbtv*.1 big for what or when we build. Tiny creatures piling up coral reefs below the waters of the South Sees, little dreamed that palms would grow, brown savages dance, nnd cat each other, on those island reefs, or that white men would enslave the brown men nnd put thorn to digging phosphate, or making coprn. ALEXANDER GUSTAVE Eiffel, who died lapt week nt ninety-one, built for the Paris exhibition of ISH'J the Eiffel tower, man’s high­ est structure, 1,000 feet high, it’s only a toy beside a fnlr-tdted mountain. Hut being the biggest, all the world knows of it. Little lie imagined, when build­ ing tlmt rudio station woold send messages ac 103s the ocean from thill tower, or that Prussian fly­ ing machines would come trying to dynamite it. Still less could he imagine (he structures that will be built by tnan in future— they will make our mountains seem small. On structures fifty miles high, for nstronomlcul observation, free of atmospheric dust nnd moisture, scientists will work, breathing air pumped from below. THE ASSOCIATION for the Ad­ vancement of Science calls the automobile the greatest single contributor to the nation's ethical and material progress. It enables a man to live three lives in one. increases the farmers production, laving his time, increases human happiness evw ywhere. Bankers that worry about auto­ mobile financing, tak- notice. An investment in a better race is a 2-jtmd investment. my pen pie are. And I always have believed that Stonewall Jackson was tho greatest lighting man that thin country or any other country ever produced. Now, you take Jackson’s Valley campaign— The saloon-owner almost clim b­ ed over the bar: “ Lemrce tell you about that there Valley campaign, pnrdnor,” hr cried out. And did. for fifteen minutes on end. Finally, coming tu a pause, he was reminded that business. was business. "B y the way," he suggested, “ you didn’t pay me for those two* drinks you ami your friend drank." , "W hy, don’ t you remember?’ *.nan said the plotter: “ I handed yon turn some money just about the time I foali happened to mention Stonewall won! Jaenkson. NnW then, since you fought, under him. do you happen SI to l^now how he happened to h'> ease shot accidentally by his own m en ?” well "Da t know!” exclaimed the old cine. Confederate. • “ My son I re -kin I BJoo know more about the untimely end- noisi int? of Stonewall Jackson than any ly. other man in the whole state o f North Carolina. Listen here to Li­ me " eyes Five minutes lute* the .second and t samp ii*-oke in on Ids discourse: iorit; "Say ho " he said, "that’s all right are i about this here war talk. Rut Who whut’s the reason vou don’ t give J«cier my pal his change?" on t r ORMING a , well-balanc­ ed, quality fer­ tilizer, the best materials are combined i n our mixtures. SATISFIED OWNERS BY THEIR EXCELLENT RE­ SULTS, HAVE PROVEN DEFINITELY THE VALUE OF As Arthur Brisbane Sees It A Lively Hum Demon. We Work, .Not Knowing Why. Some Wonder* o f Science. Dy ARTHUR BRISBANE A LL mater* * ials have distinct fcrtilzer value; noth­ ing such as sand filler in any o f out brands. The Bright New Year Holler "Happy New Year!” All my fifty-two years I have been a-wishing it to every one I’ve met. First ’ twas like a habit— Childish minds would grab it Just from hearing’ other folks with customs old nnd set. First a mere formality— Meaning’ no reality Down inside a feller where his honest feelin’s live. Lately, though, I ’ve meant it; Something in me sent it Romping out to friends us though 'twas something fine t’ give. Mighty sweet to shout it, Come to think about it. Fine to greet folks that way nnd finer still to mean it. "Happy New Year’s ! ” Yell it! Folks can quickly tell it Comes from more than just your lips— as well as if they’d seen it. It will help the others, SiitOhVsadi and brothers; , Help them if you say it— if you mean it, helps them more. Bo on New Year’s day To them all let’s sa y ; "May the dawnin’ New Year have much jo y for you in store!” — Strickland Gilliinn. Main Plant, lakeland, Florida Brndcntown Vcro Homestead A Telephone Call or Letter Will firing Our Agent N on-Add Fertiliser ft C h m ’cnl Co. “ YOUR SATISFACTION MEANS OUR SUCCESS” Lakeland, Florida Agent B. J. S t a r lin g ----------------------------------- Sanford, Floridi The Dust Test Tells the Met iv D u st chokes th e hen A Another way R ed Comb Egg Mash excels — Ordinal | Red Comb "M? Mash ‘ &j 1, contains no 1 ■ dust ni>r X - Masha . confaindah ; freat : f V u” i IS DUSTLESS! «■—'Utf*! modSticks of Filler Irritataand adhere to tho Membranes of Ihathroat. Insist « RED COMB for QUALITY X f e o c f i . lC S o WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED . Elm Avenue and Commercial Street----------------------- I’hcne 91 telescopic work, normal sight. both united on TOM SIMS SAYS DR. McMURRICH, of Toronto . . . v , . ,, , . . . ,, .. ’ , Our Leap \car advice University, tells the J,D00 nssomb- women is leap before you led scientists, “ revolution is the ---------stimulus o f all modern science. It There will he r>.*l Tin has become much stronger since! 1921, if not prohibited by Darwin's day. It seems incredible' ---------that man, as a reasoning animal,; March has five paydays, should presume to doubt iU vnr- is when tile income tux i neity.” But men that 'doubt o r ---------deny scientific fait, clearly proved, Five pay,|nyHhath May arc not reasoning nnimub. They j9 when summer clothes 11 are superstitious animals, that be______ little their own religious beliefs1 Five paydays hath Aui nnd teachings by confessing that that is when vacations a they can not face facts. 1 --------An!: your parents to object to your fellow during Leap Year. Thin he will marry you for spite. those ancient limes possessing Learn how to make home brew, man’s devotion to offspring in les- Any man will marry nny home ser degree. ; Dr: w maker. This is more importPatornnl affection is older than ant than cooking. that. It’s nr. old as the first life______ bearing plaqet in this universe, and i f a woman lets n man lirng Heaven only knows how old that ulmut his pint Jong enough ho will is. if indeed, there ever was a want her to take care o f Ids future, "first” planet. ______ Don't paint too heavily durint* NATURE WORKS everywhere Leap Year. You can’t propose to a under the same laws— at the North man you have given painters' colic. _ Lank while kissing during I.aap Year. No man wants to marry a girl who sticks her nose in his eye. Senator Underwood, however, still says he in presidential timber. Florence (Ala.) man fell lit) feet. Hit on his head. Will re­ cover. Would make a fine poli­ tician. will run a business men’s lunch from 12 to 1:30 p. m. --------------------- PRICE 50c-------------------a T a a s s s m a c g c is a a g a E a a c B ja n jfn K n r a n s a g ia z je J B S u n a ii KNOCKS AT EVERY MAN’S DOOR EVERY DAY IN THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS OF THE Sanford Hera Id New York is agog. Doctors arc straightening more noses. Well, n B a u K u g n cc c s B u rn n L itn E U E c a x a a i-a c n E a ^ n a s a sc J they have the money to gat it 5 Phone 13^ ■ —------------------------------------------ —l’hor �. ^--- - . ----T •tf-■-iT ? ."*?.*«. k i ' •« •' t A l X f r J A S m , Urn,Mtae. to be used for m *■ Everybody concerned in the matter nlcipa! purpose, to-wit: To ac­ n of January and July,’ powu? ptaat or psuvt.sa of rules and regulations with re­ quire, establish, purchase and con­ Organization Will Remain In Poli­ spect to stringing wires over or id Issue of bonds to bo number-1 ated uni maintained by. RIBAUT CELEBRATJON IS 1BItics In Final and Primary under tracks o f railroads in Florida struct an electric light and power •d consecutively from ,1 to 31 0,{of Sanford, Florida, at a PORTA NT EVENT. will bo given an oporlunity to pre­ plant or plants, Including suitable both number! inclusive, aD of said‘ utility, and Elections, He Bays. W E D RO YALTY sent arguments for or against such land, casement*, structures, boil­ Miss Elizabeth Chnndlor, mem­ ttr T h e AnaorlatM P ress) . Yegulation* at a hearing hero Janu­ ers, conduits, . conductors, poles bonds to mature thirty (30) years | FOR BONDS.** ber of lUbant Monument constnltWASHINGTON, ^Jan. .1,—Or­ ary 10 beforo the Stato Railroad and othor apparatus and appli­ after the date of the issuance! "A G A IN ST THE APPU tco of Cora Stickney Harper ChapCommission. thereof, both principal and Inter* j of that certain ordinance o f . c^ ilT for the children tcr. Daughters of the American ganized labor, while forcing' It* The legislature o f 1923 passed n ances, for making, generating, , BUndiiy School ot Revolution at Fort Pierce, sends buttles in the industrial field* dur­ law making it the duty o f the rail­ nnd distributing electricity for ost of said bonds to bo payable at City of Sanford, Florida, numl ' f S c HaU on oak A v c The Chase National Bank, In tho G8, entitled: the following communication con­ ing 1921, expects likewise to stay road commissioners or the (tstc of cerning the building o f the monu­ in politics, participating “ not only Florida to prescribe reasonable light and power purposes, said City o f New York, State o f N ew 'An Ordianaee providing ’l l t K , Ca.lnraa ment at Mayport. Mjss Chandler in the final election but in tho se­ rules and regulations with respect electric light and power plant or York, in lawful money o f the Uni- Acquisition and Establishment/^ is also chairman of the program lection o f candidates in the pri­ to str inging wires, either electric or piantJ, when compelted to bo opJ ^ yof the Womans C.ab at tde Stntos o f Amorica. Said bonds an Electric Light and Pow er. committee for the forthcoming nn- mary elections everywhere,’* Sam­ otherwise, which cross over or un- crated and maintained by tho City Jshall (flSbHoasc,at 3 P-m* be signed by tho Mayor o f th old er the tracks of any steam rail­ nual meeting of the Florida D. uel Gompcrs, president of tho ,u . fail meeting «• stof Sanford. Florida, as a public ,ho CMy o f , nd or'Plants, by the City of A. R. ati'i i u 0 0 * • j *no City o f ajiniord, rlonufl, And Florida, to be Mslntftine*] iindiC road and with respect to the sup­ American Federation of Labor, utility, for tho purpose o f furnish- by the Clerk of tho City o f San- ' , J X iI in a public New port, maintenance, repair and re­ The state conference of the said Tuesday construction thereof. Lng to tho City of Sanford, Flor[ ford, Florida, and shal lhavo a ffix 1 d P b U V* I J Daughters o f the American Rev­ Year’s greeting. Ul|j Under the. terms o f the law the L olution, which meets in this city “ Amending the Constitution to commissioners have cent out no- idn, nnd to the inhabitants there-1‘c d 7horat^Ths s e a l T f t h e ' C i t y n ^ H ^ h v !hn n J " of " SaraR ' '. X .Arinin - M " - the u member* r ' ‘ K f r or f January 15, will be an event sel- eliminate child labor, restriction o f j tiers to nil railroads, telegraph and o f an adequate and amplo supply ( Sanford, Florida, and tho interest ^ D*. « ? J Tbr *. i*i* Hi lom equaled in the history of Fort “ usurpation of power by judges,"' telephone companies and munici­ o f electricity. pHiiJehtly Bridro Club ot coupons to be attached to said ’ .’j r rhnnusnrt V>, Pierce in importance. and the "carrying forward of our .5 S S fS "fln lh street at 3 palities, and firms or corporations Section 3: That it Is the do- i bonds shall be signed with the on- .rCd * n<* ^ en ^ 10U**n^ Whatever man has done, the concept o f industrial democracy," operating electric light or • power m-i termination o f the City Commis- ' ffravc(, or lithographed facsim ile !J * S a T e ^ r o o f ^ t o ^ ^ l Jock*« —Weekly luncheon o f ambition of those who have lived he enumerated ns among the items |ilnpts in the state, that they will sion o f the City of Sanford. F lo r -‘ f.?gnAture o f anld Mayor aml sa{(] o f the year’s program for labor ni*Club at Valdez Hotel at of ter him has ever been to outdo o heard in the commission’s hear­ Purchase h r e e ' r . s . k Acquire, i i . Establish, i . union members. ing room in tho supromo court idn, that the said sum o f T him, thus the spirit o f progress, 15. business Construct an Electric Light building, Tallahassee, at 10 n. m., development nnd improvement has Hundred nnd Ten Thousand ($310,Rcc‘tlon Six: xhat tho'M ayor o f “ The year 1921 presents us with •yoir 5f55te Jm M i :pe Sanford Woman’s iis origin, its foundation in his­ tremendous issues,” Mr. Gompcrs January 10. About that time they 000.00) Dollars, will bo required tho city o f Sanford, Florida, is Power Plant or Plants,* and Club House at 3 P* mtory. Therein is the essential val­ continued. "During 1923 we have will htar and consider whnt rules Sf * ,y—Call tneetlntJ i 'f S t . for the purpose jnentioned in S e e -, hereby instructed, authorized nnd AGAINST the acquisition and ue of history. met great issues, nnd ihany of and regulations should bo prescrib­ „ Guild at Mrs. J. N. Robed with resjicct to the stringing of tion3 One and Two o f this ordi­ empowered to call nn election to tablishmcnt o f an electric I The most important matter com­ them successfully. As labor sees wires, electric or otherwise, over or and power plant or plants, to! * home ot 3:30 p. m* nance. determine the question of the is­ ing be tore the conference of the the outlook, the following is a under railroads. ^ W e e k l y luncheon o f Section Four: That a bond is­ state I). A. It. is nn historical mat­ partial enumeration of the politic­ suance o f tho bonds provided for operated and maintained by .Jintioa of Ruslnes Women "A ll parties interested will have City o f Sanford, Florida, as a al issues o f the coming year: ter of state, national and interna­ sue In the sum of Three Hundred by this ordinance. Lu-Beth Cafeteria nt 13:00. an opportunity to be fully heard," tional importance. “ The injunction nbusc, the child the commission states in the notici nnd Ten Thousand ($310,000.00) Regular meeting o f Section Seven. That tho form lie utility, and, Our government, the Ilolginn, labor amendment to the Constitu­ sent out. ^*rn Star nt Masonic Hall a*. AGAINST BONDS." Dollars for the municipal purpose o f the ballot for said election shall the French nnd the Netherlands tion made necessary by the ad­ Section Eight: This ordins enumerated nnd specifically s e t ' hc ns follows, to-wit: governments are all interested in verse decisions of tho Unitn,l American Hospital ^ rr—Mrs. S. E. Barret will shall become effective immcd^l forth in Sections One nnd Two o f j "FOR THE APPROVAL o f that and heartily supporting the move-! States Supreme Court on two child *rtain the members of the ly upon its final passog** K labor laws, the railroad question meat to celebrate the 300th nnnl-] ery Week Bridge Club at her Methods Being Used this ordinance, is hereby author- jrcrtnln ordinance o f the City o f adoption. ■' -ifc iSL.i'-''’' " « np versary o f the coming of the involving the railroad labor bpnrd, M on Tark Avenue, nt 3 p. m. ized, provided, however, that l*e- Sanford, Florida, numbered 08, cnMiss Eleanor Margaret Green, Huguenots to this country. A great the usurpation of power by judges Adopted this 10th day o f De­ I U T h e \««iM * ln ln l I ' r r i O •y—Sanford Association o f fore said bonds or any part of said titled: international commission, o f which' in contempt casta ns well ns in SOFIA, Jan. 2.—American nursdaughter o f Dr. J. O. Green of •inejs Women will have regube issued, this ordiAn Ordinance Providing for the cember, A. D. 1923. cases, the question ,of i"i? and hospital methods nro b e -. bond.i shall the president o f the United States 1injunction . . . . „ , . . , . vrekly luncheon at the Lu­ New York City, will marry FORREST I.AKE, is chairman, King Albert of Bel-) whether laws may continue to be ing introduced in the Bulgarian nt*"1-0 5hall be first approved by a Acquirition nr.d Establishment o f ll, Cafeteria at 12 o’clock. Prince V iggo, fourth son of (SE A L ) S. O. CHASE, Hllcd by court decisions and cfgium and Queen WHhclm'.na o f Red Cross hospital in this city ns majority vote of the electors o f nn Electric Light and Power Plant __.T_Mrs. David L. Thrash- Prince Valdcmar, unde of King C. J. MARSHALL, i The Netherlands arc • associates.: fo-ts to enact nnti-strike and com­ a model (or hospital practice the City o f Snnford, Florida, act-|0r Plants, by the City o f Sanford, iJwdM rs. J. D. Woodruff will Prominent oJucntors, ministers' pulsory arbitrntirn laws. throughout Bulgaria. The work is Christian c f Denmark. The As the City Commission of unlly participating in nn election j F'orida, to be Maintained and Op­ *ert*in at bridge at their rats historians in the United States and “ In addition to these legislative being conducted under the nuspices tho City o f Sanford, Florida!^ on Fourth Street at 3 king’s consent to the forthcom­ to be called nnd held at such time crated ns n Public Utility, nnd the other countries nro engaged in issues there is in the political field o f the American Red Cross nnd is ing marriage has been given. ck. the work. the overshadowing matter of the in charge o f two American war nnd in such manner as is prescrib- Providing for an Issue of Utility Attest: ,y—Mrs. W. T. Langley Miss Green is n great-grand­ L. R. PHILIPS. The Daughters of the American national election. Labor coofrorAs nurses, Miss Rachel C. Torrnnce cd by the Charter and the ordi- Bonds by the City o f Sanford, V'fl , entertain the members o f daughter o f Peter Cooper, pio­ City Clerk. tlifs great struggle with the 'do- and Mira Theodora Lc Gros. Miss nances o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, In the Sum o f Three HunRevolution is a national order the Merrie Matrons Bridge Club termination to carry fotwani tnu' Torrance haa been doing pioneer purpose of which is to keen alive neer American. , Florida. dred nnd Ten Thousand Dollars, 12-12-19-2fl-l-2-9-5t I it J p. m. , , the patriotism, history ami prin- banner o f progress, justice nnd work in Bulgaria since 19M and j] ■^j_M rs. D. I- Thrasher nnd ■ ~ --------------------i aM ciplcs upon which our government |democracy and to record in broader Miss I.e Gros has been engaged , J. D. Woodruff will enter-1 terms a victory such ns wns won in the work in Sofia about a yenr. is founded and upon which it hnnt O FF TO COLLEGE. — at bridge nt their home on B The two nurses were assigned grown great. The Florida state j lar.t year. Imbor will participate rth Street at 3 p. m. , Ilolidayg are over and the col- chapter of this national organiza-! not only in the final election, but to the present work nt thc request — ^iy—Weekly luncheon or set 13 leaving for their rc- tion has succeeded in establising |in the selection of candidates in o f Ivan E. GueshofT, president of (THIS WAS WRirr E N BY A WOMAN amber of Commerce at Valdez 1lege .Rot «3 leaving tel at 12:15. : spectivo colleges where they will its claim that J<*an Ribnut, nt th e ! tho primqry elections everywhere. the Bulgarian Red Cross. They [Hotel it — Regular meeting o f resume their studies, where they hend of n colony of French Hague-1 "On thc industrial field there have a class o f 23 student nurses, MbrJgfets Templar at 7:30 p. in. are making enviable records, of nots, landed nt Mayport, at th o ' will be great Issues. We look bnck snd one o f the visible results of I{nights vVa --------! which Sanlortl is indeed proud’. j mouth ef the St. Johns river, May , upon 1923 with gratification. Wc their efforts is the elimination of tlie hospital atmosphere from the Mrs. I- C. Moore and baby arc Leaving on the Florida State ! ! * ,5Cf , The state chapter nlso have achieved much for which all .Red Gross hospital, which, ns con­ lng her mother for a few Special Wednesday afternoon were.' i‘uccw‘,c< h‘\vinR m,r K'.»vern-' wage eurners may be thankful; ducted by them, has become a •"III II tlllll III) III .s | W | ^,1 Itlll.'l m . b * . * ■ much that means for greater freeb i t Marion, S. C. |Misses Ella Mary Multiread. Ruth T nt '')'sii,t1lnLtho presentation o f | dom nnd n better life* in thc fu - 1 *n',dern American institution in nlHand Sarah Whcelh, IK ’en Ver- ! lho !,I?ot nml thc cr« :t,oM o f nn nP -! ■V4 turc is not the past and the fu­ most every respect. "Miss Torrence nnd Miss I.e the ture bring* its fresh struggles. Gros arc doing a great work for ountry, "So Ion;; as there are men who said Mr. GueshofT recently. ar». think and act only in terms of ■v‘ j ] om- profit, labor must lie vigilant. And "W e want hospital* conducted on despite nil nc- while there is a wage earner un- th* American model _ in organim l labor mud organize. our poverty. The only way to ac­ complish that is to get American i .: n'T.VI their national nnd international Rights that have been won must n _ ... , , „ uuMumn Garrison, Iris Elizabeth Garrison. Ins Bntt. j tm .cn,onary celebration at MayBjron Stevens left Wednesday Lco|a Ki, Eriel , <iul be held. American labor has trained rurzes. And these noble women are enabling us to do it. AUnts v.liem he is studyinK. M (r!o flaker cimrlos llender- port, Fin., May 1, 1924, by the un- abundantly justified its organized the American . Red n veiling o ’ the Ribnut monument. existence. The wage earners of Blank* to a thc AtIonln ‘S'•ho,,, of A rt* I son, Edward Henderson. Frederick a They will then proceed north nlong America enjoy higher standards Cross.” H targe Cowan left Wednesday Kn:g. Mi,:, I.ucile the eoa‘ t to South Cnrolina, North o f living than those of any other t u„ iu „ Newby, Who is one o f the teachWest Palm Beach— Plans being Z a Atlanta, G where he is a crj| ak Su,t, on> ,efl Tucsday with f ’andina, Delaware, two points in cour.tiy. Th *y have n fuller, bet­ ‘7; New York nnd one in Pennsyl- ter life in every respect. Tiny made for erection o f new Baptist n el^r student at Gtotgin Tech. a tho Sanford group. Church. •vaniu, unveiling monuments or labor with the mighty machinery ■ f Mrs. J. L. Miller had ns her ^ ',inc*Yil,0idedicating historic buildings. I)is- o f our land and pmdi co more per Jt^WCst during, the J y ilid a ^ s.l^ j, , tifgii-hcd guests from lho foreign mail nnd, in the aggregate titan IO tiity toilers'of nMJ' Dfhter latfd; they nr »wre. Mira Gertrude C m*, o f y j . Jf0ye, p X * 1 tIl3t W * rv{upc to thcsc krlanl. Protestant pen He will be present come nrnrer to being masters of ! art Thrasher, Otis Ccbb, Faye. and participate! From New Yorkj tho machines with which they AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING |Bill Isike returned Tuesday from Lossirg, James Sharon, Jr., u!l1*jn pilgrimage will be made to the woik than do tho worker* in any Stencil Taylor, Jr. lurenct', S. (’., where he spent Huguenot centers in France Rel- other land. And, in addition, they! FOR THE ACQUSITION AND A number o f others leave the • ESTABLISHMENT OF AN the Rhine country, Switr.Christmas holidays with hia Innt of thc them *■*Y ’ nnd the Watdensian val- do not have their hands nt the} innts. . ... . . week , , .among , .. be, erlsnil. throat o f their government, as is j ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POW­ a ; leys in Italy, this pilgrimage hnv- tiie unhappy ea.se in so many other ER PLANT OR PLANTS, BY Abide Doudncy was among S 1" I,V“ tr,^nta“ ntv?. 1.^n•, C r i8 r1 ‘ *’ f Iwi-n inaugurated at Mayport. countries. THE CITY OF SANFORD, Margaret Aacnary, Suilens ol-....* Sanford people motoiing to "During 1921 we shall seek to] |* , ’ , . ... . ... . FLORIDA, TO BE MAINTAIN­ ae City Beautiful" *on New lege at Bristol, Vn. Dr. John Brier Stoudt o f wash- perfect our organizations, to in­ ED AND OPERATED AS* A IcarT day. ! MISS EAST HR BY ENTERTAINS ington. D. C., and New York, direc- crease o'tr solidarity, to improve PUBLIC UTILITY, AND PRO­ A1’ INFORM VI DANTF t tor arsl historian r»f the commis- our standards, to come one sten Bertram Sheohard leaves WedCh 1 tm'an wreoths. fcstoVna o f Hon. will be in Fort Pierce during nearer to our ideal. We shall I VIDING FOR AN ISSUE OF day afternoon- for Atlanta, red and green studded with large Du* D. A. R. conference nnd will sevrk to carry forward our grant j UTILITY BONDS BY TIIE bre ho attends the Atlanta Dcn-i concept o f industrial democracy. | CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ en bnlnona, " I, <i i »; *5^ ,. !!„ll,ft«r!!{ilr^~ IT i m i red and green baloons, baskets o tf . 11^11 ,LlIr ! r%aT College. thp N‘, 'liana,1 Huguenot-Walloon- which means freedom of mankind poinsetlir.es and ro. es nnd potted IDA. IN THE SUM OF THREE L*r| the fori New Netherlands commission n in industry through the exercise' __ decorations ___________ __ Miu Alberta Ayeock has return- plants former. Hu n d r e d and t e n thou­ o f nn effective voire in tin* coun­ I home from St. Augustine and the lovely dance given Tuesday by work. s a n d DOLLARS, TIIE PRO­ Mrs. It. J .Starling has been cils of industry—the building of IrUniiii, where *he was the guest Miss Sarah Warren Eusterby, at CEEDS TO HE DERIVED nn indestructible nnd glorious in -1 her homo on 0:.k Avenue, compligreatly honored by being nppointI nlati'ivt< during the holidays. menting lier guest, Miss Marie e l th<* m<*mi*er of this committee (lur.trial life that . hall make Amcr* [ FROM THE SALE THEREOF. |from the Sallie Harrison Chapter. ica great beyond dreams. But, in ' TO BE USED TO ACQUIRE Messrs. Robertson nnd Morris Anderson o f DcLnnd. i " j. . Dancing was the main feature j Thrt Through the efforts o f Mrs. Star- going forward, wc shall ns in tho fOiiarilo v ere among the out-ofESTABLISH, PURCHASE AND past, keep our feet upon thc K'J' Mi nt the Ix*ap Year of the evening, thc music being! ling’s committee, a substantial CONSTRUCT AN ELECTRIC arc given Tuesday evening by furnished by Peter Scluial. The sum lias already been raised t>»- ground, having before us the facts o f life a* they present themselves. LIGHT AND POWER PLANT the evening was deward tho Sallie Harrison Chapters — Sara *' *Warren •• — first part o f E.ibterby on voted to the Tag dance, after quota. OR PLANTS. "Finally, thc labor movement— *» Avenue. which it was turned into a truly' ...H I— ............... . the American Federation ef Labor Wheroaa, the Charter o f the City Vi.M Nonna Griffin left Wed- f*eaP Year affair. Gay colored ENTERTAINED DKI.TA DELTA —extend. to nil the sincere greet­ of Sanford, Florida, provides W-iav iflcrr min for her home in balloons were given ns favors anil. KAPPA f.I.l li. ings of the season; may there bn among other things that thc .City ! j* tuimnuc a: r a pleasant visit' nt n late hour the nostess, assist-! On Tuesday afternoon, Miss for all Americans a happy New »e as th'* c*j t of Mi;s I.eClaire cd by her mother, Mrs. S. M. East- Nell Williams was the charming Yea**, r better 1921. nnd may it lie o f Sanford, Florida shnll have the ! a « « an! Mr • Alien Jones at their orhy, .Mrs. Edward Higgins, Mrs. busies*, when she entertained the so for all thc world." right to acquire, establish, own 2 me on Park Avenue. H. C. Du Bose, and Mrs. Ralph Delta Delta Kappa Club o f Oviedo,! n r t u i q h i t i t ' m w m iT I I ' nnd " rt‘rato* as a Pu,,Iic utili‘ y* nr> S Wight served refreshments o f icelnt h-r home on Park Avenue. C l r THIS D M —IT IS WORTH, c|cctric light and power plant or 5 Mi<< Marie Anderson, of S tc t-! «zi-t:ani and cake. Delicious fruit The long living room was abloom • MONEY plants, and to provide the City j 5 Universit Defend, who has punch was served throughout the with quantities of exqunile cut | »n the charming home guest o f j evening. flowers the colors of red nnd white j Send this ad ami ten r>*nti to nnd the inhabitants thereof, with' H Foley & Co., 2335 Sheffield Avc., electric current bs Sarah Warren Easterly for Invited to meet this attractive predominating. for power nnd * Pa t week, R.fi Wednesday honnrcc were Misses Anna DuBo-e, During thc afternoon a most in- Chicago. III., writing your name light, nnd, "niing for her home. I Lillian Shinholrer, Margaret Zaeh- leresting program was rendered. and address clear!v. Ymt will re­ Whereas, the City Commission u —-----' ary, Frances Dutton, Marion Hand, nftcr which the hostess, assisted b y ' ceive a ten eent bottle of FOLEY’S Mr*. Artio Smith nnd Misscr, M a r i o n D ie tr ic h . R u b a her mother, Mrs. W. B. Williams, HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND o f the City of Sanford, Florida, J®* *hd Charlotte Smith m otor-'W illiam s Allio Gillon, homily Rai- served a tempting salad course. |for coughs, colds and hoarseness, now deems it most expedient nnd [to BeUnd Tuesday whore Misa Ivy, Rose Gallagher. Winifred; Miss Williams’ guests were M iss; nlsn free samnlo package of FO­ to the best interest o f the City of Jy.'olte Smith will resume her! Strong, Helen Hoag. I.ucile Join- j Janet McFarland, Miss Pnttyui LEY'S PILLS, a diuretic stimu- Sanford, Florida, to acquire, es. , , at Stetson University. 1 or. Fern Ward, ile!o:i Vernny, Cnlxon, Miss Palmer A rgo, nnd Mr., Lint for tiv» kidneva. nnd FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for r .m -1 n’,r,iilllai" "I**1 *■ » » --------Martha Brown. and Knthlecn Joe Is inhart. atipation and Riliounncss. These public utility, an electric light nnd atcnii! Taylor, Jr„ of Isirgd. Brady; Messrs. Michael, Jack DooHOY Sr O l'T S AT CAMl wonderful remedies have helped power plant or plants, !? ,?»» been the gurst of Paul ley, Fred Hoag, Raymond Bearden, Camp Silver Isike was the scene |millions o f Teople. Try them! Sold '“ B l-ake, left Wednesday for. Frank .Markwood, Clifford Walker, Therefore, Bo It Enacted By *»ir i villc, where -- he — will .........resume v'sumo' Frederick Rinos. Hnmndtn Du- nf much activity Tuesday. Troop everywhere. The People o f the City of San­ _ nV!, • H«j was accompanied Rose, Uertrnni Shephard. Curtis, three ami four combined and went ford, Florida: ; i!1. 1a5(«*. who is al.-o a student Mcrriwe .:hcr, Wnliaco Bell, George rut to camp on Monday night. Sarasota— Building permits i*Section One: That it is thc 1 oainesviUe Cowan, U. S. Pond. Arthur Moore, Twenty-five hoys were in camp. sued for year ending December l Games were played nnd many aggregated $710,500. determination o f the City Com­ Ray Fov. I)r. L. C. Brown, Grnvani Mi.«i ? Bcrothy Crabtree, who ban King o f Del ind. nnd Jfessrst Rob­ i scouts tool: tests in their scout mission o f the City o f Sanford, ptn the attractive guest of her ertson and Morris of Orlando. ( work. Each -cout brought his own Harry Moore returned to his Florida, to acquire, establish, own, *'n* Mm. R. f . P.oumillat at I food and cooked for himself. _ A11 «r h home in Wilson, N. after a maintain and operate, ns a public ENJOY SWIMMING PARTY. report that this was one of tho s i , K,,TTlr nn P a lm e tto A venu e fo r r>* Pas* two ■ weeks, left Tuesday utility, an electric light and power A lolly party motoring to Long- best times they have had at camp. pleasant visit here with friends. plant or plants, and to provide htr him«* in Tanipa. wood Tuesday where they enjoyed; Mr. and Mrs. Woodward Barn­ thc City nml the inhabitants there­ n deligh tfu l swimming party at, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lane nml Hr. Philos place, wero Miss Miss Alberta Lane o f BrockviUe, well of St. Petersburg, wire the of with an adequate nnd ample |h.r(. . nun 1 Mrs. W. BI. Scott r e -!Joes Ki . "°j^e Sunday evening from I Katherine Downing. Miss Inn Jor- Canada arrived_ hero yesetrday guests o f Mr. and Mrs. M, S. W ig­ supply o f electricity for power and •trie ' Tu°.rc lhcy M>ent tho past,dan, Miss Agnes Harshbnrgcr nnd nnd will spend the winter here ns gins on Tuesday. light. h-,I .. R'ern guests of -----Mr. i MWs Olive Lczette; Messrs. J. W. the guests of Bronwic Brown at Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Young o f Section Two: That thc City i,. ** !'• Huttolph for two Brice. Fred Ball, nnd Dr. L. D. his attractive home on Banana Tampa, whose marriage took during their stay. Lake. Brown. Commission o f the City of San­ place Sunday in Tampa, are thc ford, Florida, further deems it ex­ guests o f the latters* nunt, Mrs, Graham Kelley o f DcLnnd was hrkj’onvil Mf < Haul R. Forbes o f II. C. Long of Hammond. Ind., pedient and to thc liest interest A. W. Smith at her home on Pal­ a visitor in Sanford Tuesday eve­ *s ini. . " aos.® marriage was is among the recent nrrivnl* here Published by The Sanford Herald, in co-operation with The American As­ Ifj,,. ' ' "P social event of Snt-iand will be* associated with Mn- ning, coming over to attend the metto Avenue. They will leavu o f thc City of Sanford, Florida, sociation o f Advertising Agencies Wednesday for Lakeland for a mid it is the determination of the ft»ir ,-1 1* k’Ul*3ts Tuesday o f ,honey-Walker Co.. Inc. Mr. I.on<r New Year’s dance given by Miss 1 friend, F r e d ----»h 7, aid nail. ‘M rs.I is experienced in this line ami will j Sarah Warren Eastcrby Tuesday short visit. Mrs. Young will be re­ City Commission o f thc City of hjrronrei."* f?rmt'Hy Miss Emmala‘ hc glnd to meet the people of San- evening, at her home on Oak Ave- membered as Miss Althea Ham­ Sanford, Florida ,to issue utility] mond. urr°U8hi, niece of John Ball. ford. ™e* „ ,0 8 ; M R S . F R E D 'D A f G i m , S o c ie ty E d ito r ; fsoiDAEJ H e a d r a c e 2 1 7 -W ro ffS S ffi**rA T S s J. fciiiP- W h y I Use Advertising A s M y Buying Guide ORDINANCE NO. 68 In my capacity as housewife I advertised articles sells more’-** am the general manager of a goods and it isn’t hard for me* i s household. Upon me devolves to figure out that if the dealer _ the duty of making rather large wants to make only a fair profit r purchases which leads into an- he can sell me goods cheaper if other duty—that of the cconom- he sells a great many goods than ical expenditure of thc house- if he sells a smaller amount, hold funds* .. .. .. ... . . . • *V(> Coincidently, I have noticedMy husband reads very assidealers who do handle ar­ duously what he calls “ trade ticles which are advertised seem papers.” These papers pertain (0 gT0W and expand, almost entirely to his business. m He says he could not get along . ^ ? ve jie(\.i,; ,u 11 without them because they keep }yn * because the goods wine i him posted on matters which they see on their own shelves recome up in his business life jnmd them constantly o f the cvPBv d *iv forward-looking work which is j 4‘ | i i t j being done by the manufacturn fYiTfiT" m‘Tr ra n\lS?i-°.imi er those goods, thus setting hnd that the newspapeis and example for greater industhc magazines are my trade , 1 papers.” The advertisements 1 y* ,• tell me nearly everything I wish I know that if I want to buy to know about the purchases I a barrel o f flour or a very large should make. Like my husband sack of flour I can buy it cheapwho spends hours upon hours or than I can buy a ten or twenengrossed in his trade magaz- ty-five pound sack. My storeincs so that he may conduct his keeper can do the same thing in business more successfully, I buying his merchandise. I have study with care the advertise- heard my husband talk often ments in the newspapers and enough on the question of small the magazines which I have profits and rapid turnover to found out enable me to conduct know that it isn t the dealer who my business, which is my house- makes the long profit that gets hold, more economically and ahead but the one who makes successfully tnc small profit and turns his In doing ' my neighborhood capital over and over. But this [ P; buying I think that I am able to !f n?t on y benefit set in | choose the store that gives me buying from a storekeeper who the greatest value for my his customers goods which money. My choice is always the are advertised. 1he goods I buy one where I am sure to get the are fresher and newer and Lfeel advertised goods I ask for and that because many of them have where I am not told: “ Here is keen advertised for years they something else just as good.” I are m°re dependable, buy advertised goods because For how could people continue experience has taught me I save to buy them if they were not? money thereby. And how could the manufacturIt has been my observation that er continue to advertise them if the storekeeper who handles they did not buy? \ ‘ J ** ’ *.j-; 11;^ ■fa* , ^ . . ‘ .t l. r 1 ___________. X U E S A W U i m . D A l i V )*T ' V . ’j ^ -j*' ... ^ * ’* l I U R A t U u W E D N E a i M V .' J A M U A K V 2 , M M ___________ �S ' firi- w Jk ITCOACHIN OFWAHOt w M W alter Hagen And Party Hag Panther i Sm h W m i m itk W M mk Grange Makes Good Impression on Stagg FORT MYERS. Jan. Z -Walter Hagen, former nation­ al golf champion, left Fort Myera Monday after a brief visit in which ne played the lo­ cal course and spent a day .hunting. Hagen and his party wera in tha woods near Fori Myera a day hunting turkey. While out they also bagged a panther. ‘ Athough showing his usual interest In golf, Ifafeen seemed more con­ cerned about the chance far n shot at big game. Alonio Stagg, football By CHARLES 8HONE8Y. ■1 P a in ts F o r W e e k s . at the University of To you who have conceived the inicngo. After the football Mason Zappk. i - - w?9 asked, for nn football coach as n gristly bear usually is n physically wreck. H u t opinion bn the relative merits 16 f PHtotargh W ill Lm v * T o or an uncouth product of our al­ great coaches arc, for .they giro of various players who hnd Gives Davo Rosenberg Severe i ( h i r N i t D it lw A t leged later day civilisation, or and take, drive and rant,',ami go appeared against the Maroons LiLairf Stanford. Beating— Makes Favorable Im­ Bomothinr else lacking the flnescc through n gn at many more tor­ in the 1023 season. pression In Metropolis, and polish and brlngihg up of some tures than their trained selves Stagg gracefully nldeatepGlenn Warner com to of our other professional men, this show. After the season, when his ped tho request, but tho-rea­ .coast next fall the east NEWARK. N. J.,. Jan. 2.—W. story Is going to be a surprise. grid work is done, Zuppke hikes son he gave Is almost as in­ «• of the greatest coachL. (Young) Stribllhg, 19-year-old Bob Zuppke, famous for his off to tho lake shore or coast, and teresting a3 his comment on I fwf ever hid. Georgia high school aspirant for football teams at University of Il­ for weeks does nothing but paint the plnyera would be. to any old-timer who play­ pugilistic honors, battgrea his way linois for the last 10 years, and fa ­ and study color, and treat the fan­ “ I am not qualified to puss game when rerolvtnc to decisive victory over Dave Ros­ mous before then for his inter- tastic. When ho has returned to on the opposing players,” ho guardi and Uckles-back enberg, rugged Brooklyn middle­ scholastic teams in Chicago, has normalcy he returns to civilisation, said, "because I am so wrap­ thing—they'll tell you weight Tuesday afternoon in it several paintings in tho Chicago and brings along his paintings and ped up in watching what my out great teams at Corbristling 12-round bout before a Art Museum. A fotball coach, an exhibits them, and gains additional players arc doing, how they go Carlisle. Now Year’s Day crowd of more artist, a brilliant technician in fame. > Into each, piny and what they ask any player at the than 7,009 in the First Regiment marino coloring— impossible, yju They say he used his sketching do aftar tho play starts, do style of open formation Armory. gnsp. yct true! ability to show his players forma­ not note the other fellows forward passes— It's a sure Dominating the fight from start Fiery Orator. tions and plays, and that in his closely and sometimes I do not they, too, will place Glenn to finish with an aggressive^ vig Zuppke, a vice president of the lectures ho draws n complete pic note them at all,” almost In a class by himorous attack, Stribling’s triumph American Football Conches' Assn-, turn of the play aa it should be "But narold Grange must was convincing to tho first metro­ elation, was n visitor in Atlanta worked. He docs this at night and have made an Impression on ' year In, year out, he has politan audience that has seen him last week to the annual convention then the next day drives his playyou in tho Illinois game," said wntly fine teams on in action. No official decision was of this body. He stirred the dele era through what he has graphical the interviewer. This Is possibly the first rendered under the New Jersey gates deeply with his Aery oratory, ly shown. “Grange," replied tho veter­ in his poaching career the Midshipmen And Western Team the determined, unflinching mapboxing laws, but newspaper critics Only a short while ago he war an coach, "is different." has hnd to take four trimat the ringside wero unanimous in Play 11-14 Tie Game— Aerial ■ ner In which he spoke, and the way making a trip in tho Western Con­ In a row, but when one angiving Stribling their verdict. A he backed his convictions. ference to play one o f the big Play Festures. thoso defeats it will readily majority credited tho Southern Zuppke is o Wisconsin man, o f games o f his schedule. He rigged m that the slightest break youth with nine o f the 12 the long, long ago. He played when up a blackboard on the train and PASADENA, Calif., Jan. 2.— have brought victory to rounds, giving one to Rosenberg brains were at a minimum and taught hia men several new {flays th in any one of thoso The United States Naval Acade­ brawn enrried a premium in the by his sketches. Never having a and classing two as oven. my football team and the UnlverStribling had Rosonberg In dis Made Pass Work rity o f Washington ponderous good old game of football. Never cnance to work them out actually weighing over 140 pounds, if that, before tho game, his team tried tress in at least three rounds, the h 1900 when the frowird pan- ttridiron machine fought on oven third, sixth and twelfth, but first put Into play, he taught terms here Tuesday in the annual he failed to make the varsity, hut them in the fray and won that con­ left a record an a hard-playing test on whnt they had seen on the though ho pummelcd the former » wilv .. wily IndUns Indiana Ml at rnril.ln Cnrlkdc s«. New dear’s East versua W est con- scrub, who never dodged a play, blackboard drawn by Zuppke. That New York state middleweight test. The Anal score was 14 to cleverly and adeptly ns to put who never missed a scrimmage is an actual fact. champion with slashing hooks and n - them a season or two ahead of iyiy 14. The game, the moat brilliant when he was out o f the inArmary. NEW YORK. Jan. 2.— Is Tex Zuppke can always turn from upper-cuts, tho Georgian was un­ o f the long aoriea of Inlcr-sectionol ether eleven. that none has since equaled. football coaching to hlit easel for a Rickard preparing to retire from able to land a finishing blow. Fre­ $ U Then when he started to place clnshcs lrom the spectators view­ the boxing game in New Y ork? The name o f Zuppke In th» West livelihood. Ho probably would quently tho youth’s inexperience by a crowd . , Pitt on the football nmp he install- point, was witnessed uuu> means fight, fiery leadership, a make a great deal more money, Men who follow the drift o f po­ and over-anxiety cost him oppor­ estimated at 48,000. * fid a' system so successfully thnt Conch Bob FoSweU's midshipmen exceptionally well drilled in too, but for his love o f tho grid­ litical affairs as they relate to tunities, while Rosenberg, an ex­ only this year was Pennsylvania boxing arc beginning to ask this pert shock-absorber, proved too ha*e ° f .thu * a™ - »"d « » « iron game, for the love o f being question, able to cope with it and win n vic­ played a wide open style of foot -1 f P with boys and making them men. resourceful for his opponent nt }» ] « * mu,ch tory after seven defeats and one hall from the Ant kickoff and hnd ! tbat Humors thnt Tex has positively other times. Opposes Barring Coach. not fnto in the form o f a bad pass owa stufT and beats y ou with it. Me. When it wns suggested at the made upjils mind to quit within n Rough and Tumble. ,yc!! r f° • Now he is going to the west by Mathews, navy center, in the , that conches short time have been heard nbout There was plenty o f rough and fins! period intervened. It is proh- t o o ; untrained high school boys coaches’ meeting •Mat ^wherc Andy Smith, who able that the East wouid have tri- and developed a winner. He then should be barred from tho field, the white lights district, hut they tumhle battling at close quarters. played full-back for Pensylvnnia in have not been traced to authorita­ In which Rosenberg offset many o f The navy proved super? nIf &nr* l f iRh, lTcho° l in Zuppke jumped to his feet and in IMM, thnt yonr they detested Har­ umphed. ior in every department with tho Chicago and there ior three sea- his most forceful tones declared tive sources. On the other hand, Stribllng’B swinging attacks with vard at Cambridge, is coaching nt cxception o f punting, where honor «ons deye ope.l teams that still the coaches’ place was on the field well informed persons can see why effective infighting. Stribllng’s the University Un" m m o If California. Hi ■ ■ arc the talk o f Chicago. Univer­ — “ not where he can direct tho he might bo inclined to do so. chief weapons were a loft upper­ were1 even. * Grrat lint ties on Const. For one thing it is a mistake to cut to the jaw and n right crosr, The ability of the Huskies to sity of Illinois officials drafted him piny o f the team, for no conch docs Football fans won’t have to wnti from this institution and ho has (that, hut where he can look after suppose that Rickard has been wiiich often landed with damag­ U rttm t|»|r d .frn .e . t critlerl j j j j ,'he’ e ’ l'.Vnco" tha physical condition of his play­ making big money out o f his New ing results. The Southerner’s . « S c K l “ I l S . ’ S i r Warner - S” " 1defeat. " - '- ™ one o f in th., ers, where ho can take them from York boxing enterprises. He has speed, strength nnd ngility were A lter the navy hnd car- . TV \li hTrt « u. u" W I.V . ,n" ? 01 *° three-inch line \ fighters, one o f the most the gnme if they show signs o f been doing most o f the work, to bo prominent factors in,his favor, but h n ’t going out to work on r r v fled tbe his fail 1 1° fir«t period the Huskies V'.ericni Conferences is an artist weakness which might result in sure, as well ns giving tho exhibi­ they were well matched In stamina puterial. For two years thi I remove tions the prestige of his name. But nnd courage. ■ bhmnml 1hrnn nlitnt/nQ nf than lln.t HOtf* A 111l tllUt stopped three plunges nt the lin o, . . . . . B . flOt „fill* He IS. their serious injury. | fine Andy Kerr, who helped W ar­ Stribling backed up hln aggres­ scrlmmnge nnd took the ball. l,nc,°* the rost active Roy Scout more plnyers bccnu-«o o f Injuries he 1ms not been potting the money per at Pitt for several seasons, has of Sixteen passes completed by the lenders in all Chicago, and Is iden- than any other man here, even to —nt least not the big percentage siveness with a shifty defense, but Been instilling the Pitt system and , , - l ,----. . . them in the tilled with this movement there nt my captains. I'll never play n nmn o f it. it was not good enough to chock (Moulding material nt the pniver midshipmen, 11 of them in the nil times. who is hurt. It would harm him.” entirely Rosenberg’s unceasing Money Goes Elsewhere. B E * w h cV W a rn e r Is a X l K ' t o {j™1 h'«1f, testified to the bril Thin has gone to tho men behind body attacks. Uke hold next football season. Unncc o f their aerial attack. Only him, and elsewhere, A man whr» two of their J passes were intcrccpti . , E fc f-Thnt university is I,eland Stan. *n .. .. ________ ___ ought to know said the other day ford, situated nt Palo Alto, a beau­ rd. The niid/hipmen accounted thnt Tex is a poor man If you corn- gincs, dynamos, machinery, reser­ tiful country nearly dO miles lie. fur their second touchdown with a pure whnt people think he lias voirs, tanks, conduits, conductors, variety o f forward passes never low Ban Francisco on the /on d tu pipes, gasmeters, nnd other ap­ before seen on a western gridiron. Los Angeles. i to w.'int J’ 0 really possesses l The fact thnt he has*been dickerA pass, used several times with paratus and appliances for nmkk For m a in Glenn Warner will i ing with the Now Jersey state an„ , look away ucross San Franciaro’.t almost UQfniling success hy the 1thorities to install great racing I Bay some six miles to Berkeley, navy was a short under-hand toss. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Jan. ;\ I PORTLAND, Ore., Jnn. 2 .-J era S "C itv 'lO m tou to!‘ ^"tributing commercial gas, said Where The University o f California ' ^ccynesl by the linesmen and back _ B|||. Miske, St. Paul henvy- Scott_ High school football team nt f rom \ ew York, and ’ nt Atlantic IBas T’lant or r ,ants* when com1» located. There Andy Smith is , n(c!'1 Interference. In each . in. . *• weight pugilist, died late Tuesday Toledo, Ohio. claimants to- **-tho *ir-J• - City, is taken• to'mean that IMck-..................operated, plcted. tohe and mainMMh I stance :t was thrown by Shapely„ 11 hospital after a week’s ilines., terscholnstic football title o f the ,m i j, „lannino to null out o f the tnlncd t.v Andy sure put the University o r 1atltl receivwl by McKee behind the' from nn acute attack o f Bright's United States, defeated Columbia! C i n g game Sf ? " Clty o f Sanford, California on the Rugby football ^rinm m ge It was not un- |disease. He was years old. University preparatory .f , . l !'H on d a , an preparatory school ole*1 ole- “V„ ? . T ‘"v r,onun' as a a Public utility, for Ij , Racing in New Jersey, conducteti (the hum. O f courso. It was the raw- I1.1 lh.1’ n,l“ l l *}nt V'10 n,,s. Although Miske hud sutTercd ven here Tuesday,. 20 20 to to 17. 17. . 1 {hc purposp Purpose oo ff tfurnishing to the kie« found a moans o f coping with , , uraler«th» Pnri m utucl. system, 1 , , n of o f .th* j , The Toledo champions M this play • 'fr o m n chronic condition ipion? gave n re- ■with a large percentage o f the pro- i 0l hanford, »o« m N iiv y 7 !!n O « u c h aitMMI!,<In ‘ lipase for four yoprs. hee did not soon those California chaps in 10.*! INN.Y;B0UT Ida, and (hall have affixed there­ ther the d n t o v n l S t ^ ^ J K * to, tbs rent of tho City of S a n -___________ Commission that the ___ ford, Florida, and the Interest eon- and the fnrnilhill * * ? * « * « pona to be attached to aald botida j^ j, #nd AdmiftUtratL iJ ^ shall bo signed with the engravadj,, „ N or lithographed fac-aimile slgna*|>?)d t|u t Mm‘ \ turn of nxid Mayor and aaid to .aid munieiplli^ * Gnk, the ft* * Section Six! That th* Mayor of be derived from tho tha City of Sanford, Florida, (a n M ----------- 1 I ° oi W hereby instructed, authorised am*i|,_rouv *SUo bond, empowered to call en eleetloo l - i j * ' " ? *Pp" ,ptl*tal o h h J dotemlm, the oomUon . ( U.. le*W «I eiunee of t t . bond, prorlded for 5 ^ 5 ^ _ * .bo".d tam iT * sum o f Seventy-flv* _ _ by this ordinance. (#75.000.00) Dollar*, for‘ T T Bactlon Seven: That the form* nieipml purpose cnumertUd * of ballot for said election shall be specifically set forth in S «u J as follows, to-wit:. o f tills ordinance, be, and tk* "FOR THE APPROVAL of that Is hereby authorized, pm& certain ordinance of the City of however, that before uid to! Sanford, Florida, numbered 69„ en­ or any part of said bonds shsfi titled: issued, this ordinance ihsQ "An Ordinance Providing for the first approved by n majority v Acquisition and Establishment of o f the electors of the City of A a Gas Plant or Plants by the City ford, Florida, actually psrtida of Sanford, Florida, to be Main­ ing in an election to bo called) tained and Operated as a Public held at such time and in * Utility, and Providing For an Is­ manner as la proscribed by sue of Utility Bonds of thc City charter and tho ordinances of of Sanford, Florida, In the Sum of City o f Sanford, Florida. Ono Hundred and Sixty Thousand Section 3. That said bonds ih Dollars, tho Proocceds to be De­ be o f Uie denomination of ( rived from the Sale Thereof to bo Thousand (#1,000.00) Dollars i Used to Acquire, Establish, pur­ bearing interest at the rats of chase and Construct a Gas Plant and one-half per centum per num, interest payable iemki or Plants,’ and FOR the acquisition nnd estab­ nually on th) first days of Ji lishment of a gas plant or plants, uary and July, said issue of boi to bo operated and maintained by to be numbered coniecutin City of Sanford, Florida, a* a pub­ from 1 to 75, both numbers elusive, all of said bonds to _ lic utility, and tore thirty years nftor the date - FOR BONDS." the issuance thereof, both prin "A G A IN ST THE APPROVAL pal and Interest of said bonds to o f that certain ordinance of the City of Sanford, Florid., nomber- ?■>»“ « N*“ !» ed 00. entitled: B,nk ln lh' Clt!' aI N** r 4 State o f New York, inlaw *An Ordinance Providing for tho money o f thc United States Acquisition and Establishment of America ;anid bunds shall a Gas Plant or Plnnts, by tho City signed by thc Mayor of tha C o f Sanford, Florida, to be Main­ of Sanford, Florida, and by tained nnd Operated ns a Public Clerk of the City of Sanford, FI Utility ,and Providing for nn IsIda, and shnil have affixed the nue of Utility Bonds of thc City to thc seal o f the City of Sanfoi o f Sanford, Florida, in thc Sum of Florida, and the interest coups One Hundred nnd Sixty Thousand to be attached to snid bonds lh Dollars, the Proceeds to be De­ bo signed with the engraved rived from the Sale Thereof, to lithographed fac-simiie signals bo Used* to Acquire, Establish, of said Mayor and said Clerk. Purchase nnd Construct a Gas Section 4. That thc Mayor Plant or Plnnts/ nnd tho City o f Sanford. Florida, AGAINST thc acquisition and hereby instructed, authorized establishment o f a gns plant or empowered to call nn election plants, to be operated and main­ determine thc question of the tained by thc City o f Sanford, nunnee o f the bonds provided Florida, as a public utility, and by this ordinance. AGAIN ST BONDS." Section 5. Thnt the formal t Section Eight: This ordinance shall become effective immedite- iballot for said election shall M ly upon Its final passage nnd ndop-1follnwa, to,wit: . ------tjdn. ........ ; F O R 'THE A IT R O V rX ’«if*tb| Adopted this 10th day of D e - ’ certain Ordinance o f the City Sanford, Florida. Numbered 7 comber, A. D. 1923. entitled: "An ordinance Pro FORREST LAKE, ’ irg for an Issue of Ronds by (S E A L ) S. O. CHASE, City of Sanford, Florida, In C. J. MARSHALL, As thc City Commission of Sum of Seventy-five Thoiuai the City o f Sanford, Florida. Dollars, V10 Proceeds to be E rived JVnm the Sale Thereof to . Used to Acquire. Build, Coiutrn ' R* PHILIPS, nnd Equip With the NtettOi 1 Ulty Clerk. Furniture, City Hall “"d A 12-12-19-20-1-2-Wit ministration Building' and, FOR BONDS. WASHINGTON U . FAILS TO B E A T NAVY’S ELEVEN RUMOR PREVAILS THAT RICKARD IS TO RETIRE SOON ST. PAUL BOXER j TOLEDO SCHOOL DIES TUESDAY IVINS BIG G it P can get an idra o f Just what grand1 resulted when McKee tossed the 1 » « fP «»t i;hrWtmns “Si5 with K hts fnm; ’ ” 5 a, ”p.-,I nr niul. “ . b l.f i mertiai s . l" t an’ pl" ■upp' y of con” overcame thi3 . 1 1 J werothere .u 1hull vards Cullen who rn. ran By in St. Paul but collapsed the,„ dle*westerru*rs ■ -Jruanls I.L andi tnckles “ 17 >-'ros io to i um n, wno ' . . parent handicap hy their wizardry I ^ course, ho v/ould not stand Section Three: That it ia the fready fo r the molding. “ T h e 1« v‘‘ u n d e n t e d the » “ a , lh o M d ta h e r e S a t u r d a v h .b e in hurling the ball for long *ain*. I tha^sorJ. but toera l« n"" doubt he ^termination o f the City Com■ Boars ’ they call them on the ^^ ^'npley lho to .McKee pass"mulVcd in the sec- ’ crtn|p unconscious and remained so coast. D“ riln,g 0 ™ ? . Cfln est tl,py ! would get n lot more out o f Jersey mission of ‘the u~ City o f Sanford, ond touchdown in tho same period, i until Ins death. *®*” Pt,t’, .-^forward passes and turf interests, if they could bn es- Florida, that the said sum of One Carries Prestige A* Player. Miske's ring career was full o f conipleted 1- for n total gain of tabiished, than he ever stands to Warner goes to the coast with J\,cKep kk'kt‘'> R°al *» botk ln159 yards. By rushing, the Tolc«lo make holding boxing shows in Hundred nnd Sixty Thousand tho prcs’tigo o f having been'n flne slanc„<'». . ,, , , n ! ! Sf1i.eW r8d (81fi0.000.00) Dollars, will be re­ player himself, as was Andy 1, ,A n” Ynr(l P®” fr,om ^ boi to l)u- ring battles nnd had been knocked boys gained 393 yards to 231 yards New York. • . Smith. He was one o f the great. ” ,in « a'l a 9P « tncular 23 Jfartl. ? u‘ on’ >' 0ac.0: »*• J '» * ” bn'1 for their opponents. Scott made 22. quired for the purpose mentioned first downs to Columbia’s 12. cst guards nt Cornell Unlvmrsitv ',v 'Y l,*°.n ««o u n te d for twice forced him to retire, in Sections One nnd Two of this back in 1K H ” 3)3 and *94 Two < > r ,,u' Huskie’a first touchdown. Th; of Sanford, Florida, to ncquire, cs- ordinance. duck in i n jr , v.i nnu ui. two oi . . . -------- . ...... . „ 0 N I ) KIjECTION SOON these years ho plnycil with Hawley a'» opportunity to s ™ ' i i NV n 0 "; ai ntai n nntl °pcraty as a Section Four: That a bond i3Taussig, now an official with the **f. ,hc.rcorp ,n tbe fal,rth Pp« « l w. w . „ v , u ...... (.« CUI|»||, .,,r ______ MIAMI, Jan. 1.—January 21 ling, o f Macon, Go., and Mike j PubNc utility, a gas plant or sue in the sum of One Hundred nnd ,Glenn the honor o f holding o‘no o f ! vnrd line. Mathews wide pass to , has been fixed by the city council Nestor have been matched for plnnts. Penn*» finest teams clown to a Hnrchet was re?overed l»v Pctri'j. as the date to hold an election f ° r ? . u* JJcr® on Thursdayt Jan. 10 I Therefore, Be it Enacted by the Sixty Thousand (S1G0,000.00) Dnlnnt,« „,e,t lars, for the municipal purpose low score Three line bucks failed. ThenAbel |the voters o f Miami Bench to de- “ stipulated thnt Nestor will v , f AGAINST THE APPROVAL the City o f Sanford. Thnt was in *94. when Penn hm' Pn!' !,01 ,, ,,rt Brvnn. who stood un- j cjde whether or not the city will make 175 pounds at 3 o’clock on j ' , , 01 enumerated nnd specifically set thnt cortnin Ordinance of thej j L pciflivcly ] S -*{ ! ?.unrdwl « u « n ie c i on on m e NaVy .1 ______ ____ ____ _ worth „ W1„ , o f bonds to , w lhc afternoon o f the fight. beaten Harvard decisively 18~i tbo 3 >n ya^^, ! issues S300.000 |I-londa: forth in Sections One and Two of ' of Snnford, Florida. N“mb*n Section One: That it is the de­ with the great Bert Waters. C o r -: 11*’ , raa_” .v.'?r.VlT . tnuchHo.wn be applied to work on civic imSENDS OFFER. '70. entitled. "An Ordinane* Pr termination o f the City Cornmb- this Ordinance, is hereby authorgoal, t.ctr.g provemonts. Three hundred thou­ nell held Penn tn the lowest score 'V11 Gherman !;ickf,d i iced, provided, however, that be­ AN n ORDINANCE U I PROVIDING .v . . ^ Issue of BotwU o f the year, nnd Warner was tho ta!l |,?oro< sand dollars already has been ^ S VB :n f* D « w ^ n " h a s f ,on pf ,hc fC ity « f boy who, time after time, stopped The remainder of th? game was voted, and tho new issue if favor- M fore said bonds or any part of FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY y of Sanfoni. Florida. Brooke. Jack Minds, Arthur Knipe r -Af' , ’ ” Yy !.P.rn ,t" rry ' r v . g „ n i,u,> “acted L“ " upon «»’>"• by the me voters, vmc™, will »>■> " " o f f o ! ind*’YoungTtr"h!hi£ n’ nStnnin1 anfoJU rate^as a ’ publfc !"aid bt)mi* rhaI1 bo l!SUCtl> thifl « r* THE CITY OF SANFORD. ™ V ! p( Scventy-llvc Thoaut nnd Carl WUiams. the accurate passing o f McKee. ably ->nk j,t0i?0.000 for public work FLORIDA. IN THE SUM OF ^ J-m J* > ,4 l# n for a ten-round fight hr-re Januutility, n gas plant nr plants, and dir.nnre -'hall bo first approved by Some people rail him "Pop," but wbrl rons.strntly on ^ undertaken by the inunicipln realitv that nirlrm.m.. .1, t runs nnd bucks nnd driving dashes ... 5 .« “ V " 111!' nry 14SEVEN TY-FIVE THOUSAND , ^ U1C. . n s „ . . The-Cof to to piovide the City nnd thc inraa{ority v,’ le *»f the electors ui ibrother, .. ,,:Y, u fr - of cxtn his Bill, who cam '? Slnnlev •'•nxpiey and nnu Barchet i-ir c n n Ventured icniureti.n,,ty-. Thc# program .nnitaiv culls nn.l forstorm DOLLARS, THE PROCEEDS m cd ,ro ” * ? ,* BaiU Coiutroi =■■ --------- = = = ! habitanta thereof, with nn ade- '' thl' t^ \ L S a"10" 1* Flo.r' along at Cornell several years nf-1 j S f f i A n te J S lS ' S . S m S S ‘W % i£ S TO BE DERIVED FROM THE ‘ th ‘ Nrceuii SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, .quatn and ample supply c f com- a n ’ election \ o be tmHed^ and ter Glenn ImJ m h a t r i . nt.“ e the olher to?! . » m other thin,,. SALE THEREOF TO BE an'1 ®qU,p . ^ , Cil THE PROCEEDS TO RE DE- mercial gni*. held at such time and in auch mani USED TO ACQUIRE, BUILD. Furniture nn , Clearwater — New grapefruit wards on the field. RI\ LD FROM TJIE SALE Section Two: That the C ity , ner as is prescribed by the ChnrAbel and George Wilson gained j CONSTRUCT AND EQUIP nail and Adimnist atioa cannery to be established at this THEREOF. TO RE USED TO Commission o f the City o f San-j ter nml tha ordinances o f th? City mo-t rnndgtentl* .’ or the Huskies.! point. WITH THE NECESSARY FUP.-; ing." „ ,,vn„ Coach Enoch Ikj'rshrw made a ACQUIRE. ESTABLISH, PUR- ford. Florida, further dooms it cx- o f Sanford. Florida. NITURE AND FIXTURES. A I nnd. AGAINST B • ' final effort to win the thuio In the ’ . KANSAS CITY. Jnn. 1. Mem- i CHASE AND CONSTRUCT A pedient nn<l to the best interest of Section Five: Thnt said bonds CITY H ALL AND ADMINISThis ordinance hers of the Order o f DeMuIny elnsbig minutes wh "i ho substitut- ■ GAS PLANT OR PLANTS, , thc City of Sanford, Florida, and shall lie o f the denomination of througlumi the country will ob ­ cd Ziold for Abel for o>t nttcmptnl TRATION BUILDING. rffective immediately upe Whereas, th e ' Charter of the j it is the determination o f thc City One Thousand Dollars each, bcarplaced kick. But Zield’a kick serve January 3 ns DeMolay Day ______ Ipassage nnd ndoptton. .City of Sanford, Florida, provides Commission o f the City of San- ing interest at the rate of five from the 33 yard line wont far \N ORDINANCE PROVIDING o f Comfort. BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOAdoptcl this 10th day ot FOP. THE ACQUSITION AND among other thing;, that the City ford. Florida to issue utility bonds and onc-hnlf (5V-r<) per centum On this day It rhonld In* the wide of the mists. 1923. ESTABLISHMENT OF A GAS , Df Sanford Florida, <hall have th e jo f the City of Sanford, Florida, in per annum, interest payable ranil-' l i ^ n i ^ n V i n i n \IT' ° F SAN‘ lum ber, A. D. duty o f every member of DeMolay D- j*1" ' ' JAK A Et Baitlne ilrnrv. to visit the hospitals of the city j Palm Reach Pest— TIenrv Ford PLANT OR PLANTS. BY THE right to acquire, establish, i wr the sum of Ore Hundred and Six- ’annually, on the first days of Jan* ™ D’ A ’K n , _ iT c itls R in which h«* liver, nnd carry flowers declares ther** is m> sm'li thlnir ns 1 CITY OF SANFORD, FLORI- ami operate ns a public utility • a ;t.v Thousand ($100,000.00) Dollars. „nry and July, said issue o f bonds' f5" 110" J* J hat;. thc #CUy Cf" m; , m arsH arshall nntl words o f comfort to those who “ saturation ludnt” for atilomnhiliMDA TO BE MAINTAINED gas plant or plnnts, and to p ro-,th m ho mmiherrd consecutively from |T,,s!,ian theC proceeds derived from the sale to bo numbered the City of Sanford,; arc confined therein. hut he dnsn’t snv that about llie'r Florida, deems it expedient nnd to; As the City < ormnls*|®® The order has fivo obligatory exasperation point. thc best interest of the City of j the City of Sanford. observances during the year: De­ Molay Day o f Comfort. Devotion­ Sanford, Florida, to issue bonds o f ; Attest: 'lh c Danger in Cellars. al Day, Patriots Day, Educational tha City o f Sanford, Florida, in L. R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) Penuuenln Journal — Robber!en Day and Parent's Day. These nre are increasing in New York beCity Clerk. SANFORD. FLORIDA IN THE now deems it most expedient an d ;or plants, including suitable land, (.n,{ interest o f said bards to lie th.® aum o f Seventy-five Thousand: observed 1.117 chapters, with ap­ rau.’o it ta an ea«y to coax n I HUM OF ONE HUNDRED AND to tho best interests of the City easements, structures, boilers, enpayable nt the Chase National ’ ^575,000.90) Dollars, thc nrocceds j 12-12-19-20-l-2-9-5t proxim ately 125,000 members. stranger into n cellar. l ORDINANCE NO. 70 ORDINANCE NO. 69 I Its a Full Purse and a Good Time When Xmas Comes for Everyone Who Enrolls in Our Christmas Savings Club We want you in it, and everyone in your family, also your friends. It will be a lot of fun to belong. It is a big helpful plan, which will enable you and others to accumu­ late money for Christmas by saving small amounts by easy stages. It’s so easy tosave that you will never miss the small amounts you pay in from time to time. When Christmas comes, you will get back in a lump sum all you have saved hich will be just like finding so much money. Make it a sure thing. Enroll at once. . . . S E M I N O L E C O U N T STRENGTH- -S E R V 1 C E- Y B A N K . . . P R O G R E S S / �*y ± a -/jj They will find a new home, locate lost articles, and perform many important teaks for you FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS pA D R A T K cash in ADVANCE ail*., will be received : -irons and c o l l a r sent ,iely for payment. inr n «>.• n Ituf Hr n |r n II*** Mack face type, rates for eansecntlve h|| r Count six words to fine. , Minimum charge of Lftf first insertion. All ndS g is restricted to proper (jftmlion. . „ se of error The Herald b- responsible for only one (Ttrt insertion, the adverfor all subsequent InaerL The Herald offico should otifird immediately in case irlt<! for [pror. PHONE 148 rprompt and efficient service. WANTED ’ELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Hopklna Shoe Shop FOR SALE— Bargain, five acres Work Guaranteed: of land, close_in. Box 117. 300 E. First St. bolt SALE— Or rent— 10 acres o f . SAUSAGE for sale— Pure pork. citdus land partly cleared, house sausage smoked with oaw wood,! and other improvements. Address ,55c. lb., postpaid. No order nc-i Sanford, 809 Magnolia Ave. iccp te j fo r less than 3 lbs. Satis-1 FOR SALE—One 10 acre lot three faction guainatced. Mrs. Enoch! miles south of Sanford. Eureka 1Sawyer, Tifton, Ga., R. U. F. No. Hammock—celery Delta. Address 6.__________________________ _ Richard Stephenson, M. D., West FRESH supply o f pepper, to mat’) Lebanon, Ind. | nnd eggplant seeds. L. Allen l FOR SALE—Orange g r o v e ; Seed Co. Phone 248. terms country property. Britt (H ARD Y Auitrallnn Pines, stand Realty Co.________ _______ 10 degrees. $25 per 100. John Foil SALE—Three desirable build* 3. Roach, Weat Palm Poach, Fla. ing lots located on paved street, FOR SA L E — DeSoto paints and worth $1,000.00 each. Owner will vanriahea at Sanford Novelty sacrifice for $2100.00. Britt Real* Works, sole agents. 154-tfc ty Co. BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries bOR SALE—Two fine buildTng and blnckberries— all varieties lots, located on one o f the best suitable fo r home and commercial comenj in Sanford, paving and planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ sidewalks both sides. At bargnin. orous, well rooto'd plants insure See Britt Realty Co good early profit*. For full in­ b OR SALE— Five lots located on formation and illustrated catalog Snnford Ave., opposite Rose No. 9, write Southern Adapted Court, cnch 56x130. Two o f them Nurseries, Bartow, Fla, corner lots. Easy terms. Britt FOR SA LE — Egry Cash Register. Realty Co. Cost $60 when new. Will sell bOR SALE—Orange grove, 23 chcnp. Inquire at Sanford Herald acres, iUU trees, location on lake, offico. ________________________ twenty minutes from Snnford. A FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs good buy at $6,500. Terms. Britt for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Realty Co. Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, Foil Sa Le— 5 acre celery farm, Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp tiled, all equipment, good loca­ tion on hard road, close to town, a bargain, terms. Britt Re a ltv ^ o . Madam Harriet, Beauty Parlor. Onr Mobley’s Drug Store j p,rlc Ave. Phone 245,______ ISfED—Customers to save l i Gift Tickets. One with l |i.00 purchase at Wight b. _ ijnXD^One Thousand CASH Corners Daily: Beginning 52J, The L. Allen Seed Comy"will begin operating on a !H basis exclusively nnd nre jj oar prices for the New ■in «ccordanc6 to enable the hijtr to save money by pnyaih for merchandise handled & This principle will nbsoj not be deviated from in ose whatsoever. AUTOMOBILES AN D REPAIRS SEED POTATOES Spalding Rose Flour nnd Bliss Triumph in Bags or Bushel Boxes. oGod for table also, CHASE & CO. PHONE 536. BETTER HABY CHICKS; Binebreeze. White Leghorn Chicks nre sired by pedigreed males from high record hens. Eggs perfect­ ly hatched by modern incubators. Vigorous chicks, truo to strain, $20 a hundred; $1R0 n thousand. Immediate deliveries. Order "bet­ ter baby chicks" from Pinebrceze Farm, Callahan, Florida._________ FOR SA L E —Oranges, 50c, 75c nnd $1.00 per 100, grapefruit $2.00 nnd $2.50 per 100. B. T. Tiller, Puoln. FOR SALE— 200 Tangerines, Val­ encia I,ii Gim Gong, Jaffa, nnd Grapefruit buds. B. T. Tiller, Pnoln. NEW hospital tent 20x30, C. P. Deal, Panin, Fla. !NT§"WANTED ENTS—Make and sell my enr|hn remover. A good, clean m»te business; good profits, i McDaniels, Ilox C01, Home* , Fla. _ _____________ 'APARTMENTS FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT LOST AND FOUND FOR RENT— 3 furnished rooms; LOST— Your opportunity to secure free tickets to the Milane Thea­ private home, 609 E. 3rd St. tre, if you fnil to read these want Call alter 5. F UKNl S HR i n i o M E located“ l n ads each day. Two free tickets exclusive residential section of sre given away daily to the per­ Miami. House ia o f concrete con­ son whose name appears on this Buying Real Estato in Sanford is not a rich man’s game—it struction and contains three bed page. Read the want ads each ______ is for the man uf modest income who wants to become inde­ rooms, sleeping porch, complete day. tiled bath with niiunci, shower, large living FOUND— Opportunity to buy a pendent; for the man who wants his home, a place hia family short wave long distance Radio room, living porch, dining room. can puint with pride to nnd say "That’s our home.” Receiving Set cheap. Ask fo r kitchen nnd breakfast porch. Com Start searching today for you r future homo among the choice plctcly and attractively furnished. demonstration. Hof-M ac Battery Real Estate offerings in The Want Ad section. __ _. Garage with servant’s quartern Co. Large city lot with cocoanut trees FOUND— Puir of shoes. Please Sanford’s foremost Realtors every day advertise their best and other tropical foliage. Owner call at the Herald office fo r listings on the classified pages of The Herald. desires to rent to responsible party same. To reach all tho people effectively—leave your Wand At nt for winter season. Address Box LOST—Collk? Dog on Dec. 27th. The Herald Office. Phono us to send for it or phone it to the 112, care The Sanford Herald. from 623 E. 2nd St. Kinder Want Ad Department. 1st, one store pleare return to above address; re­ FOR room on 2nd St. and Oak Ave., ward. now occupied by A. & P. Co. ApMany properties in England are ply Sanford Motor Co. ♦♦♦ still held on what seem to be the WANTED— To rent small furnish­ oddest of rents. Tho rent of one ed house or light housekeeping estate In Sussex, fo r instance. rooms. Phone 366-J. ____________________ takes the form of a pound of hlnck FOR RENT— Nice front bed-room pepper each year, while another estate in Leicestershire is pnid fo r HOUSES—FOR SALE HELP WANTED 117 Laurel Ave. HOUSE fo<- rent. S. E- rnrmir ITh by a garland and three roses. P D R T IE E ^ iro n ic o i u j largi 'l . r , . lot St. and Oak Ave. Inquire 11th ^ WANTED— Whito woman, middle In Rose Court. $1500.00. Terms. aged or elderly1 preferred to St. and Elm Ave, S. E. corner. M THE PAINT W E SELL Britt Realty Co. take care of baby and keep home Schneider. IS FOR SALE—Bungalows, house in return for a home and other ODD FACTS. building lots. All sections o f considerations. Best of reference Snnford. Britt Realty Co. .____ will be required nnd this will be Fleas have raused 7,000.609 j FOR SALE— Bungalow, close In on permanent place to the right pardeaths in Indin by carrying the j ly. Address, rare Snnford Herald. Palmetto Ave., $1200.00, terms. germs o f the plague. Britt Realty Co. WANTED— Two good hustlers to sell used enrs. Experience unFOR SALE—Furnished 5-room IT H O E S N O T C R A C K , Tho “ grant! bnlnnce" or wale bungalow, all improvements, lo­ nccesrnry. Sanford Motor Co.____ used in the Rnnk of England ir ! P E E L , N O R H L IS T E Il, O R cated on Palmetto Avenue, at a WANTED — Chauffeur. Apply so sensitive that the weight of n ‘ CHALK O F F bargnin. Sec A. H. Hamrick, PigChas. Hoffman, 1105 W. First St. postage stamp moves the inib \ gly_Wiggly Store._____________ six inhee*. Full Lino of K a Isomine, Var­ FOR SALE—Or lease, business nishes and Stains [iroperty on First Street. Britt STOCKHOLDERS Tho Chinese produced “ cultur­ toalty C o ._ _____ _____ ed" pearls years ago by inserting S O L I) O N L Y B Y MEETING FOR SALE- At a bargain, 5-room small shot o f mother nt* pearl in­ to the shells o f fresh water mus­ bungalow with sleeping porch, Tho regular annual meeting of sels which they kept in tanks. on Palmetto Ave., four blocks from SANFORD PAIN T First St. $3500.00, small payment tho stockholders o f the Seminole County Bank, will be held in the STORE down, balance like rent. Britt An investigation by the Pullbanking rooms o f the h3nk on ninh Car Compunv with a view to Realty Co, Thursday, January 3, nt I o'clock reducing waste disclosed the fart VVclaka Bldg. Phone 303 p. m., for the purpose of electing that the saving of n cuke of soap a hoard of directors to serve for , n week by each o f its cleaners IN OTHER CITIES. I,oa Angeles had tho first color­ the ensuing yenr, nnd «nv other would amount to $12,009 n yenr. ed policewoman in the United business that may properly come States. before the meeting. Billingsgate was an accepted A. It. KEY, Cashier market for fish over 1,000 years ago. It is the oldest in London. IT ’S EA SY T O OWN YO U R HOME 148 Phone... 148 SUNPROOF I*. A. MERO General Auto Repairing Wight Bros. Bldg. Phone 394. MORE BARGAINS. 1922 Hupntobile touring. Lexington Lark (sport). Dodge Screen commercial. Four Dodge tourings 1921. Dodgo Roadster 1919. ‘ Nash touring 1921. Two Reo speedster trucks 1922. National touring 6 passenger. Three Light Ford Trucks. Thre worm-drive Ford trucks. Two Ford Chassis. Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. Dodge 1922 touring. The site of ancient Curtlmgc is Three Dodge tourings 1920. being mild off and divided into Chandler touring. Two Ford touring. . * building lots, and the surrounding hills, rich in history, nre being Velie touring 1922. Dodge, Grnhnm l 1-2 ton truck. slowly covered with reisdcntiul Buick touring 1919, 7 passenger.) ’villas. Buick tourirg 1918. Yokohama in the area of Japan’s Dodge 3-4 ton truck. most .recent earthquake, is the center of n vast silk industry nnd Some of them cars were traded is nlso an emporium for tea, lac­ In on new Dodges. .Most of them ' quered and bamboo ware, mclnl* have been left with us to be sold and fish. and applied on tho purchase of now Dodges. They nre nil real good, having been reconditioned. SPEED UP YOUR Term* in' those who can- nsiaUIs!) credit. Some of then* ears can ......................................................... " be exchanged for real estate im­ proved or unimproved. Diamonds C l e m J o n e s L i v e r K id n e y nr anything else o f value. , T o n i c W i ll H o I t PURELY PROFESSIONAL NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS IRISH FREE SATE SHORT FINANCE, DUBLIN, Dee. 31.—Tho Free State government is confronted with serious financial problems, and Cards of Sanford's Reputable Professional MJcn. each of whom, in his rhiMcn profession the Herald recommends to the people. Kanfiiril, F ln rl'l i. Jnn. I. 1921. A s rcuulrert by S.-otlfin 12. I'lianor 559«, L a w s uf ; . l I will In In the f o l t o w l n u places, o p the dale It nil b e t w e e n the till tiro Hot I! f ill ' each, f o r the pliftMO"' o f r e. Ivtn.. Tax It. tu rn s f o r the y e a r 1924: IDIOO A. Dvn.-vii — l»iiu try Ktli. M t.» .1AU) t'. M. OHCt.iln—Aiinuury isili. 11*;i>o A. M to :s:oo p. m . (’bulu"iii - - January 21 rt. niioo A. M RENT—T wo nice furnished M In I2:mi M. ffai^ki'ciiwig or iii'd rooms $20. ■Tntv.-t.-i Iji—Jiinunry 21 si. 1:(M 1*. enn be accomplished 'only by prarr rltCJih. 312 or 211 Fust 5th :.i i«i :v)n) p. m . Ovltiln— .Tamuiry 22 ml. tO:in) A. ; has reached the limit. The Dail :.1 t . ;i’iii) i*. M. 1hits endorsed the economies on snlAliamonii' -Janury 2:inl, 10:00 A i . eTrtn rr>r i/Nrutkirr........SRE..the *Sattfprd.,Sipve„Wurks„(102, '• -V' tq‘ ,15:00 M, I an e«,..of School*. te-ache r* and old "STOP COUGHING Sanford Ave. * before buying L'onkwiMui Jnrtfitiiy!;;: hi I ri'Jii f ‘.’ ' age pensions on the assurance that tn 2:U0 1 * . .M . M Cnth can ■'» fi rerlah conditions, stoves. We will save you money. ■..i ■r.ro to be enforced in other de­ I.ak" .Mary—January 2t lb. Ill;BL1 t tod Inag i>train nnd lead to Wo nlso repair stoves of all kinds, M. in :trun |* .Yf. A partments. . I ala ami -ertuus sL'kncsu. T h e1grnfnnnlus and sewing machines. 1’nnlu—.lunuary 2.rill), Id:DO A. M. n fen quit roughing the quicker Criticism hns been directed at I2:du si. III 194-tfc will f«l feel In'itiT ' timl have a better Monrnt— .lunuary 2T.th. 1 Ill) p, M. the expenditure caused by the it’* rest. Ijnmtnli’rt Cough Syrup REGULAR meulH served nt the SANFORD MOTOR CO. hango o f government and tho con In S:uu 1*. M. Ap n tunic wlntn tln r e is w e a k ­ A. VAltt DIN. Wwulnti ease* and soothes In­ Pheonix, single meals, by the Dodgo Dealers. ness uml luck " f appetite. When n sequence Hint the Fret* State now Tu x A i is-1. v llirmis, raise* the phlegm little I'Xertlnn makes you f e d ia obliged to pay pension* to dis­ 1 Phono 3. Dwt rarkiii; or btraining, protect* day or week. Try them. tired, ynnr leas drag, y ou r b a r k last-, ami removes the eauso ol 1923 Dodge touring, run very iielies, y ou r htoatli tastes ami y o u r placed British officials n.t well a* truot.|.*. |to warn'd by the first (MELON Seed—Tom Watson. Irish little, extras, for quick sale $795.00. steep lx broken, Clem Jones Liver the salaries of those appointed to WINTER GOUGHS ANI) GOLDS end Kidney Toole Is the one t h i n g succeed them. % Ort ii bottle of Leonardl'i 1 rny, Klcckley sweet, Florida Fa- Sanford Motor Co. With the changeable weather that will restore y ou r strength uml Syrup (Creunited) from your |vorite, Ga. Rattlesnake. I grow etialdo you to enjoy life. t’ l.KM It is hoped to effect a largo sav­ which we have at this season of BARGAINS! BARGAIN’ S !! t. Fine for roughs, colds, and save these seed myself, money JONKH I.IVBIt AND K i D N K Y ing in the expense of the army by teh year coughs and colds are very croup, whooping cough and enn not buy tiny better. 50 cents Dodge Roadster. TONI<\ because of II < A u e r : ) l mi valent. Bo prepared for them. ilk l’leasmit, safe and sure. TONII* nnd Itoallh-Klvlltg elf^P, lias reducing the present cost of more Dodge Touring. lb. W. II. Thomson, Lloyd, Fla. established Itself ns a reengnlxed than $50,000,000 to about $20,000, Have a battle of FOLEY’S HON­ Hudson Touring. remedv for T O Ill'IG I.IV K Il. 000. ft has been urged that Ire­ EY AND TAR COMPOUND 'E X P E R T Typewriter denning nnd Haynes Touring. PKVKIt. MALARIA AND C o l.D S . handy, ami with the first sign of a land doc* not need an army largrepairing. Call H. S. Pond, <‘ U :M JON'K.S I.IVKIl AND K I D ­ ew Code Ready Scrinps-Booth Touring. N E Y TONIC is not on ly heneliciai or than that of Canada,’which costs; cough or cold take a do u uml tirephone 225 or Peoples Dank. Oakland Ton ring. ns a liver medicine, Ion It e x e r ­ $7,500,000. The British govern­ vent n serious ailment. FOLEY’S 'or Knights Tem plars 179-tfc KENT VULCANIZING CO. cises a cleansing nnd s t im u la tin g ment Imx nllocnted $7,500,000 to IlON’ KY AND TAR COMPOUND Influenre In the stonuleh and b o w ­ CORNER OAK ANI) 3RD ST. els. T h rou gh Its ex cellent c a ­ provide houses for the ex-soldier*. h*s been tho standard family cough NEWTON, K.iiu., Dec. 31.— PHONE 17. thartic properties Idllous I m p u r i­ The fund is tu be administered by remedy for over 35 years, bring­ pects to have the book adopted by ties which have luterferrcil w it h a board of five members, three to ing prompt relief nnd when unco wimnal drill regulations o f the. healthy processes are driv en m il. the next grand encampment at rod Enramnnient of Knights T a k e no I'll.I.K while using th e be named by the British govern- used you will never be without it. ABOUT PEOPLE. Seattle, without revision. ineiltrinc— t TtiN'lc * ai ithat lujmcnt and one each by the north- Sold everywhere.— AUv. ipbr nf the United tSates o f Heeded, uvfin | , j crn and southern governments of Commnndcrics o f Knights Temstria, printed in hook form as T H E COOT IH The king of Kinm hns translated nmai .i *—-Till'. IIreland. womed by a special committee plnr within the jurisdiction of the three of the plays o f Shakes pear i U K N E r l T lit CHEAT. Itoumlllat Anderson, S a n for d , las triennial encampment ut grand encampment are urged to into Siamese for production on the Florida. Palmetto— Tri-County Oil Conti* Orleans in Muy, 1022, nre admit the book in an authorization puny making preparations Kirutions to drill wy f"i di-tribntimi throughout nf the provisional report by Leon-1stage in Bangkok. The air is full of things you first well in thiss vicinity. Coffee and Lunch Shop fountiy mi orders from com- Idas P. Newby, grand master n f1 shouldn't miss. Get a rmlin. iMfries or individual • sir the grand encampment, Knights-, Miss Agnes Bertelsnn, o f Minn ■cht.4. npnlis, is a meat butcher by trade (HELPED LITTLE GIIU.’S COUGH town, Indiana. “ FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR Tie book contains the authori­ Agitation over a long period of and Is declared tr> lie nn expert in [COMPOUND Is fine. My little a l by the grand master, defini- years for uniform regulations was! handling the knives and cleavers. ! girl had nn nwful cough. I got u general principles and rules, said to hnve prompted the action When he was practicing nt tho i , n „ bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND o u a n U iU t t u c mnl commands, all.manner at New Orleans. Ever since the bar ol Lord Birkenhead, the pre; The very beat Batteiy is RB TAR COMPOUND and gave her a rt h • tj J ,! Laities and maneuvers, organization has existed in tho, ent lord chancellor,‘ was nccustmr.n v f n n [few dopes and she was greatly re- A GtlLUl 1TIP; II O Petitive drill movements and United States, it was explained,; ed to work from 5 o'clock In the EX IDE r f t,ons' reviews, parades, in- each grand Commandery jurisdic­ morning until past midnight. ttons, bugle signals nnd calls, tion hns followed regulations and We re-ehnrge and repair all remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse­ ■ for the proper display of tactics o f its own adoption and' Beside* being the nctive head nf makes of Batteries ness; relieves promptly and effec­ American flag and other data had caused some confusion and un­ n successful real estate company. tively. FOLEY’S HONEY AND ■‘rtant in the conduct o f the certainty in the triennial conclave.1Dr. Jessie Russell, o f Glendale, R A Y BROTHERS TAR COMPOUND has stood the mandery. The rommittoe, of The comnlittcc was selected on in­ Cal., hns been ndniitted to the b.i.b Col. P. M. Hoisington of dividual merit in ability nnd ex­ and hns practiced medicine for Phone 548ton, was made chairman, ex­ perience in drill regulations. several years. EATAT BOBAND BETTY’S Batteries V K Located in the Field’s Auto Top Biuklinj? 2nd door west of the San Juan Garage me Cooking, H on* Made Pies and a good clean meal for 35c -Sanford ifon#?f tIm*'scrvl,,Kthre° BencriI'|Short Orders a Specialty M Y F R IE N D tSLv J J ^»EE TOU - VEIST|o n A*ND \ LATER • ]/ DER INVet^TtOH FELLERS! IT 1^*0 A. MACHINE. VOT MODILtZEts OER ACTlFlTlE*b UF DER. C E M T R IFO O ^L a c t i f i t i e ^> o f d e r J ? CRA.FtTA.Tl ON - J- ------- n WHAT IS THE STATUS YOUR BUSINESS? ‘ Expert w.H make up your ventory— why cripple your r.ess wnen you.can hire this Experienced .in several lines l merchandise and will cont your work at a reasonable w. j~ ll., care Sanford Herald. Carter Lumber Company.’ ^ Lumber and Building Mata N. Laurel St. Phone 665. THERE’S ONLY TW1 GOOD PLACES EAT — HOME A] BOB’S, AND BEr LUNCH ROO SECOND DOO WEST OF SAN JU j GARAGE. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Yuu can find the name of every live Buhhic** Alan in Sanford In this Column each day. Sanford Novelty Works. V. C. COLLER, Prop, /I (icncral Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street George A. DeCottes AUumey-at-Law Over Seminole County Hank Sanford, ------------- Florida Works "It it's Metal we can wold it” SANFORD, FLORIDA A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Itatnblixhfd 1908* Scliclle Maines LA W Y E R — Court House Real Estate, Loans and , Insurance Phone IS 101-8 Magnolia Ave. STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions Fred R. W ilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Hank Bldg. Sanford, ------------- Florida Mcmbern Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W Sanford Machine Co, Elton J M oughton ARCHITECT First National Hank Bldg. Sanford, ------------- Florida (Irnrrnl Vlnrhlm- and Holier Work* (')lhiilt-r lirlBdlnK I'himi- 113 Hanfnnl, K1*. I'koor IUH- MILDRED SIMMONS Teacher uf Pianoforte and Pipe Ornan Studio: Roum 225, Meisch Building W .A. IIDIIIIS. VI. II. . Sitri'lnllaliiic In ih iillu I'rlnury Dhtcasos If ii'fiib'Ky—chronic akin ami uml ........ I 'llsiram-a. F e m a l e Diseases I'lut Itlx'iiiniitDni. \ Office not I Inl .‘.ntliinnl Itnak llullitlntc Huiifunt ifl -P h a n e QUICK SERVICE T R A N S F E R l.ocnt uml l.miir liUhnri* IIhhIIm k. Xluruicc S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder Sanford.---------------- Florida! Florida. VV, J. Thigpen Real Estate FIRE, LIFE. AUTO Insurunco V E L L . - M A N C IE I'M IN T H E INVENTING R. C. M A X W E L L 1 Real Estate . ’» and Insurance SAN FORI), ------- FLORIDA! n IN T O t T - r ~ J O F O E R A A E .. T O O J— U ----------- pJCOME. T O MV OFFICE- iG b) ■i- MIRACLE Concrete Co, ecmrnt work, ■idewlak*,’ ing blocks, irrigation boxes.'J Tcrwlllejjc.*, Prop. Wilson Welding & Radiator By GEORGE McMANUS b r in g in g u p f a t h e r BUILDING MATERIAL I UlSD I ‘b.HOW TOO! Z1C ,J%%fi\ J * vV f _ ft/ ,•— .*> SEiMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Get an Abstract fceforebuying •I LJM \ \ . •* *- — • *j i i vpi'.d i-- _____________A j. o ~ •- ri j i /r\l If* > S "t "VrV property Ifc! * •* _ j __ - " f)!J• E. A. Douglass, Pres* y,s � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 02, 1924; <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/dd4ecadfe8cf5348090af76c2ad98b70.pdf d42973aa7e03e079dbe59a67b3acad68 PDF Text Text ‘ l. v ’£ !t ,V . * e g c ta ti* S i e t t t * n •V* A 880C U T K I* PR ESS DISPATCHES LAKE IS ..JSANFORL. . . . . . AT MEETING WEDNESDAY » - * SANFORD. FLORIDA,; THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, ,1924 FORTUNE SMILES LATE!, RE-ELECTED' -------------- T T - O R HAKE IK DEPOSITS DURING PAST • ‘ " ™ SHOOTING STILL IS i SWORN IN UNSOLVED BY THE [rj. Bcffln* The A U T H O R I T I E S Year of His Three Year Term . n r c w i / \ n t f GAINS --------- INDICATIVE FEDERAL TROOPS good business WIN BIG BATHES GAIN WAS STEAD] Optimistic Over OVER THE REBELS Bankers pects For the New Y e a r - ESTIMATED BETW EEN 25 njjAND 3 a R U L E D 100 ARE INJURED Over 100 Are Injured; Starch Plant Is Completely Destroy* By Explosion Marshall 1 ■ ____ '-4 -----—-— i—-4 i ii * • ; ■ WASHINGTON. Ja n . 3,—Offi­ LOS ANGELES, Calif., Jan. 3.— Business in Good Shape The ’mystery surrounding tho cial advices to the Mexican em­ Everywhere bassy on military and other d e­ t-v shooting of Cortland S. . Dines, I n r The AMwIstrA Press) . tenth time Forest'L ake Denver oil operator, by Horace A. . -.r velopment! in connection with the PEORIA, III., Jan. 3,—Between revolution in Mexico were sum­ Greer, chauffeur for Mabel Nor* An increase of $313419-14 id 25 and 35 nersons arc believed to marized in the folkawing state­ bank deposits in Sanford duriufc-^ mand, film actress, in Dines’ a p a rt­ be dead ana more than 100 others Irony o f'fa te has separated Henry de la Motta, 70, of Chicago, M iu............ Thursday ment Wednesday from the em- the past 12 months is shdanp bt . ment Tuesday night still was un­ iiion held were injured In n terrific dust ex­ from a fortune le ft him In Chantllli,’France. The aged man la re­ baA*y: rtloek in the eity officPS. solved tonight, In spite of various . statements is*ued by three loud plosion a t the ktarch plant of the r«««tin* was called for the statsm nets by Dines, Greer, Miss “Government troope under Gen­ financial Institutions, rvflecU ug^ puted a lineal descendant of French nobility, and when found by hla Corn Products Company a t Pekin. , of swearing ilnto offlei Normand and Miss Edna Purvi* eral Caraveo engaged In battle and The explosion occurred lust be­ daughter after a 25-ycar search was peddling pencils In thrf Windy completely dispersed rebel forces the prosperous condition of tho ' —iioner S. 0. Chase; who haa ■net, another sereen actress, who city vas well as financial InqfiUfri fore 4 o’clock. I t completely de­ City. f t * elected to serve for an- were present a t the time. * . : , . . commanded by Gen. Romulo Figu­ tlons. stroyed the starch plant bunding -AjU Ojte year period, and to reeroa, forcing them to evacuate Officers handling the case declar­ On every,hand hf evidence of r-*t the fire ouickly spread to ad­ for the year 1924. Barranca Blanca and Zacualpan ed ■themselves satisfied with the joining buildings. Sanford’s prosperity but thfe bank f j and to retreat to C arro Alto. M the nomination of Mr. theory that Greer shot Dines in n A call came here for firemen, "General -Almazan’s division Is statements show cold hard facia - f o r mayor by Dr. C. J. Marsh- fit of Jealousy, despite the fact dloctors and police with ambul­ closing In on the rebels and has that prove U» growth and devel­ lecomlcd by Commissioner that Greer, who admits the shoot­ occupied important positions in opment of the city. Statements, of ances. Some of the injured were -Tw was accordingly elected ing. says that was not the reason. the Fhrst’Natlonal Bank, the Semi- * brought here. the South. Ureer says he pulled the trigger |u iworn in for a second Forest Lake, promlnenet bank­ "Prcsident Obregon returned to nolo County Bank and the Peoples'.:, the commisaion form on Miss Normand’s .25 calibre pis­ The hospital a t Pelcin was quick­ Mexico City from I rapunto and it Bank show total deposits of f $ tol, which for some reason he wns er of Sanford, is reflected mayor ly. Allod and those a t Peoria were •wemment. Mr T k » Aw n Ii I H Pres*. for his second term under.tho city is stated he will return to the 862,832.4(1 •* the dose of business* Mr T h e A w M la lr H P r e s s . * Lake was first elected carrying, because Dines appoared commission form *of government ircssed Into service. Many of the NEW YORK, Jiuy 3 .-B arthe- western front next week. to.hit him with a bottle folDecember 31 as compared w ith -,. njured were badly mangled. At PROVIDENCE, R. L, Jan. 3.— Sanford when he was 22 about e, n Bow York Inwlowing the chauffeur’s efforts to and chosen for his tenth term since 0 o’clock 100 had been taken to the Judge Rurrows of tho superior lomcw B. Coyne. “Farm ers in the petroleum re­ $2,549,713.26 tpelve months ago. . . l9li That was in 1896. He yci, who for number 6f years has his udvent into local political cir­ hospitals. There were 250 men court Thursday entered an order gion of Panuco. Vera Cruz, have Tho combined capital stock o f the office for four years and induce the actress to go home. Dines said he made no motion, cles in 1806 a t tho ago qf 22. working In the plant at the time vacating the divorce granted yes­ represented Harry K. Thaw, Thurs­ volunteered their services to the these institutions totals $230,000. ' left Sanford for aliami where day definitely confirmed reports government, to fight th e rebellion gave no indication that he was of the explosion. terday to Nina Wilcox Putnam that his client, the slayer of Resources of tho F irst N ational' ’ •Mined for seven years rc- and that’ state. going to attack Greer, hut he fails Trapped In the third floor of \hc Sanderson from Robert J. Sender- Stanford White, now in a Phila­ in “Rebels to this city in 1907. Bank a t the close of the yenr were under General CavazoS to throw any light from his side burning plant, Frnnk Llchtwciss, son until such time as she Bhall delphia asylum, would soon seek clashed with members of the Ato- $1,720,366.18 an Increase of $305,­ to again elected to serve ns on the auto driver’s motive. age 26 .sang to his fellow workers appear in person and satisfy tho under the old aldcrmanic tonllco, Jalisco, social defense, a t'a 687.01. .T h is institution showed a freedom. • * Miss 1’urviance and the police, for nearly an hour to calm thorn court she has been n resident of hisMr. of government and served the latter also reporting the form­ road and gain In deposits of more than $75,- * Gonlon saUl th a t Thaw was point near the Zoqulthm . and when the Inst retreat was cut this state for more thnn tho adjudged insnno aqd could not en- wcrc_severcly defeated, U00. tiae for n period of foUT er’s alleged'opinion, charge Greer off, jumpod from the third story two years prior to October 16. She ter Into any contract with his perThousands Congratulate. lien the City Commission with infatuation for Miss Normnnd Tho Semlnolo County Bank * window of the burning building, is now understood to be in Delray, iwinnl counsel, Mr. Coyne, without _ year to reorganise for and intimate jealousy was the “The government has received made the-greatest gain in deposits : lie wns taken to a hospital badly Floridn. the npproval of the committee of thousands of congratulations for increasing from $900,000 to $1,100,­ year 1923, Mr. Lake was elect­ cause of the shooting. burned and his eyes hurt. or his ninth time and Thursday Judge Barrows also sent a let­ his custody, which is his mother. its promptness in meeting the first 000, a gain of $200,000, according U Miss Normand in Seclusion. When blast occurred relatives ter to P. Francis Cassnday of brfan his duties in the Bamc payment of $30,600,000 on tho ex­ to figures given out by the ban * " Miss Normand, in retirement in and friends rushed from their Will Oppose Attempt. for Mrs. ternal debt. The last remittance Thursday morning. This inafittt- J _*ity for a tenth time, I her home, nursing what is describ­ Will Revolutionise Tho Sale Of •homes two miles from the scene Woonsocket, nttoncry Fruits And Vegetables.’ Ile ijor Lake not only has served ed as an attack of appendicitis, in wns sent on Monday lust to the tlon has increased its semi-annual Sanderson stating th at if„ the. court ........................... ----... , PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3.—F or­ and raced to the wreckage. Says. ford as mnyor but has served seeing nobody und refusing to does not hear from hla client with- n,r r James Gay Gordon, New York hankers. divident paid on stock from 8 to Between 200 and 300 persons in a reasonable tlmd it will feel county in the legislature. Four talk. counsel for Mrs. Mnry Coplny “The newly appointed ministers 10 per cent. * ' gathered outside of the walls of Economic results of the shipping j he has represented this counMiss Purviance likewise has that it is it’s duty to lay facts Thnw, mother of H arry K. Thaw, of FYnnce, Belgium and Salvador Figures given out by the Flr«t l the lower house of the state gone into retirement and Mrs. point inspect ion, service, introduced the plant forbidden to enter while before attorney gendrnl for suit- indicated Thursday that any a t ­ .tore, two times as a tepre- Edith Bums, companion and house­ by the United States Department, rescue work went on. able nctlon. tempt to have ,Thaw released from Bank and the Peoples’ Bank are • Jve from the original Or­ keeper for Miss Normand, has not of Agriculturu during the last Pensylvnnia hospital for mental diplomatic corps called nt the na­ as follows: . J , county which then embraced been found. Tho police sought year, promise to be well-nigh rev­ lias Nothing To Say and nervous disease, would be op­ tional palace to present to tne ■ Deposits Increase present Seminole county and Airs. Hums to question her as to n olutionary in their ultimate effect DELRAY, Fla., Jan. 3.—Mrs. posed. president of the republic their New * First Nat. $1,300,848.36 $75,133.0B‘ on fruit and vegetable marketing, times ns representative of telephone she is said telepl . . . . .conversation .. . Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanderson is re a r’s greetings. Semlnolo $1,100,900.00 $200,000.00 • county. It was while a to nave bad with Miss Normand according to Secretary Wallace. here on her 20 acr6 plot. Mpst of “It has been announced that nn Peoples $ 461,984.04 $ 37,984.00 *Will Drop Case. r of the legislature from while the latter was in Dines’ These results include, he points out it is planted In citrus fruit. She NEW YORK, Jan. 3.—A short extraordinary session of the senate in his annual report, a greater re­ county that Mr. Lake secur- apartment. said tier lawyer would look after while later Mr. Coyne announced will he called to diesuss the general As an offset to the theory th at alization by growers of the true of a bill which the divorce m atter. She had noth­ that Frederick (Jump, Jr., of Knn- {claims convention entered into be­ Total *$2,862,832.40 $313,11041 meaning, of standardization; imBank officials of Sanford in dls- ~,i_ ile county. That was Greer was jalous of Dines* a tte n ­ ing else to say. . aus City, for whipping of whom (tween the United Statds and Mexin the quality of offer1913. He was prominent tions to Miss Normnnd, ia the re­ nrovenicnt cussing the Agricultural, industrial l * Thaw faces charges in this state, icn. organizations; mira liv grow er)’ ori/RnizstionS! her of the lost session of leg* port in Hollywood circles, and lugs by growers find other prospects, express con-L • would agree to Nettle civil dumnge --------acceptable if a new nev nnd acce T. L. Dumns, the newly elected • among Dines’ friends in Denver creation of fldcncc that tho banks will c o n -’ Further Conferences. 1suit out of court and to let the products; facllk basis for -----. . . pooling r , president-, of thc Hanford Kiwanis rving with Mayor Lake will that he was engaged to murry ttnuc to g ttw during the yc«r c riminnrchntjfos elapse. WASHINGTON; Jan . 3.—Furth­ ties whereby purchasers enn order Club for the year 1924, presided [Commissioner Chase, who is ho­ Miss Purviaacc. 1924, reflecting continued increase er conferences between Secretary goods safely without first seeing over tne first meeting of the club Dines Denies Rumor. sing his third term and his , Weeks and Manuel Telltx, charge In prosperity in this city and Semi­ them, and improved methods of Five Cases Heard .•*. la the new year which wns held Dines denied the rumor, saying year as n commissioner. d’ affaires of thc Mexican embasr nole county. . . Wednesilay noon n t tho Vnldes Ho­ |r. Cha.*e was first elected for a he and Miss Purviance were only bundling. sy, will be necessary before details Thc officials of the three bank­ fIn County Court “ For the fiscal year 1923 Con-, tel. Along with President Dumas t term of one year and In 1022 close friends. But she did not of the sale of surplus war muni-, ing institutions of this cly are in­ Tho body of H ans Anonson, who i the following year for a second deny it last night, and greeted gress authorized this department the other officers elected to serve was drowned near Mullet Lake tions of the American army to the Five cases were disposed of In Mexican government can hi com­ deed gratified at the continued * of three years, uuring De­ Dines uffectionatcly when she went to inspect fru it and vegetables at for this yenr were inducted into of­ Saturday afternon when he attem p­ growth at prosperity, according to * the morning session of County shipping points,” says the report er just passed Mr. Chase was to see him at the hopsital. Dines fice. S. M. Lloyd wns chosen to ted to cross the river on horseback pleted. tMr. Weeks conferred to­ statements given out Thursday. Court- Thursday. day with the charge and Matthew ] without opposition to serve is said to have a good chance to “This opened the field for a new be secretary for another year. near that point, was recovered George Gardner charged wit Hanna, chief of tho Mexican divi­ That this county will enjoy an service of supreme importance to recover. • tr three year term. • There was nearly 100 per cent enrly Wednesday morning by Mr. Greer was questioned again tc- tho fruit and vegetable industry, attendance nt Wednesday’s meet­ Coftart and Henderson of Geneva. larceny, was found guilty nnd fine sion of thu state department. Pend- unprecedented growth during tho k. C. J. Marshall, the youngest $100 or ‘h " e months in jail. jnR cornp|ction nf tne negotiations, year 1924,’ is their firm belief.’ • ,..u commission lumm.aa.ui, in hi years vcuia day nntl ratetdieehl ... s ^ a oticru i ns it makes it possible for produc- ing to begin the new yenr. VisL sberI .. of the Finding of the unfortunate man s They point out that everythingJ. T. Hill charged with drunk- t j,e gcc] ice, *is "ntering upon his nnd reiterated the main details j ers and shippers wherever the sr- tors of the day included Kiwnnians body lenricv secretary declined to ended n search lasting four ed yenr of his first term He °f his part in the shooting. Police vice is nvnilnhle to secure nn in- Byce, Asher and Davis of Orlando, days during which time parties ncM wns suspended by< tho judge ninko any statem ent whatever is indicative of their prediction.' r,.. a„ three year said toniirht Federal inspector bespedtinn by b y a________ . upon the payment of costs. tonight na formal comnlnint complaint spedtion with regard to tho pending tran s­ There is the big gain in postal re ­ telected in i922 for ceipts, the successful floating ofThu Howard C. Long formerly of Ham­ with drag'nets Hearchcd the river Lula FJifwnrds charged with a s ­ action. • *n,l began his duties January charging him with attempted m ur­ tore the product is shipped. service is permissive only. The T1 cer- mond. Ind., but now of this city for severnl miles below where the sault ami bnttcry drew a fine of scvornl bond Ii #um for both city der would be filed tomorrow,1923. ' It was Indicated th a t as soon as accident occurred. It is said that $25 and costs. nnd county, tho excellent quality “Mrs. Burns wns in communicn? tiflentes issued sire primn facie cv| and H fT . Bodwell of this city. details of the sale hail been com­ Music wns in charge of Dr. H. it was found some distance from . John Parker charged with pass­ pleted a formal statement, would of farm products grown hero and* tion with Dines’ apartment,” Greer ilence in. the courts of the United ing worthless checkes was found dc issued by Secretary Weeks dis­ tho attractive prices that are be­ told the officers. “She told me as States ns to the grade v>na qunli- H. McCaslin nnd Dr. W. D. Gardi­ that place. Tho body wan brought to San­ guilty and fined $5 nnd casts. Ir ner. Fallowing the singing of sev­ I stood near by that she _______ hnd henrd ty of the produce inspected. closing the nature of the muni­ ing offered for those product*—^ ! . Normand 1many shipping Andrew Hamlin charged with tions sold and probubly the condi­ of theio things, these offklhM . Dines say that Miss Normnnd -----„ _...r r —_ ureas the demard eral songs, the several committees ford where it was pernraded for burial by thc Miller Undertaking icc was already alrei could not come home. I went into for this service in were appointed including n budget having intoxieating liquors in his Funeral services were possession wns found guilty but tions fixed • as to tho time and point out, is assurance th at thia committee and one wfcosc duty it Parlors. a room where I knew she kept her sistent. county Is to hnvc another year of t will be to draw up a program of held Wednaday aftrnoon and buri­ sentence was withheld until Friday. njethod of payment.” . gun, grabbed it and drove to L)inea‘ i “To meet this active and * otencontinued prosperity. * __ lhat activities which Kiwnnians will en­ al took plac in thc Geneva ceme­ A second case against Andrew tery! / . ■ f ** A lter arriving at the p lace,! no lesss than 1,000 inspectors will gage in during this year. Hamlin upon a sim ilar charge was Greer otld the officers he was kept]ultim ately he necessary, although scheduled to bo heard during tho The attendance prize donated by waiting for several minutes in Ia majority of them will be part- Dr. E. I). Brownlee wns won by nfternoon session. . >’» u i i I time men. Over 650 inspectors Lloyd C. Debout. During the Wednesday a fte r­ M.Al, Alaska, Jan. 3,— response to his knock. were licensed during the-first three noon session E. E. Hogan charged hoo«l for the southeastern months of tho current fiscal year. with, having intoxicating liquors • of Alaska, the Panhandle, In California Suffering It. is fxpected that ...p ecti....... . this Work will Girls Pay Expenses in his possession was found guilty xted «,«,n to he asked of conJACKSONVILLE. Flu., Jan. 2.— hut sentcncu was withheld until According to figures of rnilronds ». Meanwhile residents of that From *Cold Weather pay for itself through the fees col­ To Play Hockey In lected. • ' F’riday. *wt, expressing themselves in entering thc Floridn citrus fruit “Although active work has been Raymond Cartadnllas charged belt, up to Saturday noon, Dec. IMnrmtiiiii here lust month, hnvo ll> T h i - . t a n i M - I n l r i l I ' r r M . European Countries possible in less than half thc with assault and battery was found 22, 10,866 cars of oranges, 6,ORI M congress to form the terrtSAN FRANCISCO. Jnn. 3.—The states, WASHINGTON, Jnn. 3.—Con­ certificates were issued on guilty and was fined $25 and coats. cars of grapefruit and 515 curs of gress will cotoo hack Tharsdny 'of Sonh Alaska, Pacific coast faced its second day 72,666 cnrlouda of produce at ship­ H r T b r A »»<>*■ I a l e r t l * r r * a . Court Will Convene At T allahas­ D. H. Warner charged with a s ­ tangerines had been shipped from from its Christmas recess ready to ms part of Alaska embraced, of muisuuly low temperature with PHILADELPHIA, Jnn. 3.—Fif* see January 7—Jones’ Case Will sault in and buttery was found not the state this season compared begin tho serious work of tho sez« tho nsus of 1920 was tuk- snow and-rain in some sections. ping pyints and on 28,169 cars means teen American girls will snil from terminal murkets. This Be Tried Again During Term . guilty. with 9,071 of oranges and tanger­ I myeEt ”f Alaska’s population Early Thursday cold wave which that every one of these shippers New York January 12 to seek field ■51.00°, living in 115,000 of the began Tucsduy night apparently J. F. Wilson and II. F. Register ines and 5,447 curs of grapefruit session. of hnv- hockey honors in Englund. They Ilr -T a * A aao clalril P re a a ) With committees of both tho held primn fucie evidence charged wtth having possession of to the corresponding date last 7 * 1 *’luarc miles of the north- had shown little Indication of les­ ing made u gbod delivery, if hi are- members of the All-United TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Jun. 3.— game house and Jtrtato organized tiw* «n corner of the North Anier- sening in rigor. Smudge pots were out of season were found not year. based his sule on u Federal certi­ S tates team selected a t the re­ WHpn Federnl Court convenes here contin.ru that President Lin­ On tho assumption that Flor­ way is cleared for Republican lead­ cold weather in prnctica- ficate. It means nlso that every cent intercity tournam ent in this next Monday, Jan . 7, Judge Wil guilty. ts secretary of state, Willuhu battling ida’s 1923-24 crop is 20,600,000 ers to press for enactm ent’of legally every southern California or­ who tlcmnnded ‘Government city to represent America nt the Ham B. Sheppard will find on tlm boxes, thc pre-holiday movemout islntion recommended by President • tT*/™1’ bought from Russia chard with killing frost in pros­ buyer certificate attuchcd to bill of lad­ international competition in Ixin- docket several criminnl cases of Cyclone Strikes A $7,000,000. cleaned up n little over ono-thinl Coolidgo ni his first annual roe*, ing’ bought with the assurance doit in March. Prior to the inter- state-wide importance. Pcrhnps ,____________ Tic pr..|M,sed territory or state, pectof the crop. generally sage. They wil seek to wind up tha Mississippi Town throughout tho Shippera that n competent and impartial ternntinnal tournam ent they will that involving form er Sheriff J. It. who-c f.irmation the* converts^tate feel that thc work of the session in time Jones, of Leon County, one of thc ecepnietl two memorials to Viscount Kyoura Will inspection hnd determine*!- tne va­ tour England, Scotland, Ireland principals in thc Mnrtin Tabert season’s business so fur has been for adjournment ju st before the Re­ Hr The Aaaarlatrd I'rraa. riety and grade of the fruits and Wales, playing a scries of matches publican national convention mect4 cccsh and frumed a suggested what it should have been. Prices Hr Tbr ' A««.wlalrd Preaa. flogging case, has attracted most offered him. five months hence. with the leading elevens. Cabinet vegetables act would include nil the Form J a p ruled low during tho first half of MEIDIAN, Miss., Jnn. 3.— A “The trade quickjy realized that These yoUng womonfhavo booked attention. " ‘ judicial division of Alaska in While the senate stUl Is dead­ the preJioliday season. While cyclone struck Cnuseville, four Jones win indcitcd enlry in this service mado possible a new pnssngu on tho steamship Majestic. prenni status und about onc11/ TH* S u o r l i l r H I 'r r a a > freight rates have been bothering locked over the election of a chair­ miles south of here Wednesday, at Pensacola with William urd «,f (I,,, ‘bi,.,! j U(Jiciul division. TOKIO, Jnn ,3.—After announv- system of cur-lot marketing. Auc­ Because of thc scarcity of funds Mnrch injuring several negroes and doing the shippers, nnd while high man of the interstate commerce Fisher, superintendent of the P u t­ tion companion hurt been formed . * ^'Vifion is the l*unhnndle, ing his inability to complete a in both Eastern and Western cities in the treasury of the National nam Lumber Company, nnd W alter heavy property damage. Numer­ freight rates are being discussed, committee, m ajority leaders are id. k ,r"nninK «lwut 20 milen ministry, earlier Thursday Vis­ which sell only cars in transit and G irls’ Field Hockey Association, Higginbotham, convict whipping ous families wqrc made homeless. the low pricc>Knt which the first hopeful that this problem will he one-third o f ’Florida’s finest citrus solved one way or another within British Columbia count Kicgo Kyoura, who was sum­ which certificates have been.is­ each member of thc team will pay boss, following investigation into crop has sold, has been an over­ a few days." Balloting for a chair1n 'lfic Ocean. The thlnl moned Tuesday by Prince Regent on her own expenses to und from STREETS BEING PAVED. tho death of Ned Tohmpson, nn sued. The success of this system shadowing thought penotrating mnn wil'bc resumed Thursday with S ;* southwestern ‘V.uthwcstern Alaska, Hfrohito to form u cabinet to suc­ has been marked from thc start. England. While abroad they will nged negro. He has been a t lib through ull lines from groves to litle prospect of a decision but; in a11 ‘he southeastern ceed that o f ’Premie* Yamamoto, On the first 61)0 curs of cantaloup­ be entertained by thy British erty under $2,000 bond on cncH H r T he A *a«ctatr4 Preaa. F*1* running f„ ,m the northern has reconsidered his decision. At TAMPA, Jnn. 2. — Twelvy banks, chambers of commerce and there appears to be a growing sen­ teams. They plan to return to of two charges—conspiracy and es thus sold tho commissions were r'f| hr J anh»ndlo far out to the further request of thc prince only one-third us high as those America shortly uftar thc close kidnapping, since a preliminary streets or portions of streets In real estate offices. timent In favor of perm itting tho n.l of the Aleutian Islands. regent,___ ho .... has accepted, tho Vegetables now moving from the committee to function without tho _____ W . tusk of generally prevailing a t the time. of the International tournnment hearing before United States Com­ Palma Ceia section are to be p av ­ ed under contracts nwurded calling state include lettuce, cucumbers, formal election of a chairman so ehc ,v,|,,rr‘n'0^ rw . of separate forming a new Cabinet. missioner Sid Diamond. * The final destination of the car March 8. Sabin-1 "r S,?u th Alaska wen; Higginbotham and Fisher were for expenditure of $175,000. The peppers, cabbage, tomatoes ami that thft senate may proceed with was determined during the first MARKETS •rrnal n ,ar.c,,r(hnK to numerous both indicted for conspiracy* the contract was let under provisions mixed vxegetables. The movemeht other business. day on the road, and it moved1 ^ ? tion\ *»y Hie desire CHICAGO, Jan. 3.—Wheat,- Mny without indirection or delay to tho Robbers Steal $4,000 indictments setting out lh at Jones of nn act of the last legislature. of these cropa hus been heavier Annual Appropriations. dal As,; j fr"m fte second judi- 1.07 3-8 to 1-2; July 1.06 lM t Corn, place of consumption. Meantime transferred to th e Putnam Lumber giving county commissioners au - , than th at of nny .previous season. The first’im portant m easures-tn From N. Y. Broker thority to nuve streets outside corj Comparative tables show that to l%tWn vl! . v n ,t. western and Mny 73 3-4 to 7-8; Oats, May 43 the shipper had nls money, transCompany, Neil Thompson, held in before the house will be tha , S l " Alaska, with Nome us its 1-4 to 3-8. December 22 shipments far out-. come a»*.a.**,*l appropriation •••kOAnalallnn hVaIII j n*T nH ■ which *■ 1 the Leon County jail on u peace porntc limits of n city in counticA 1“rank ’mittcd by telegraph, within 48 n* Thi- Aaaoelalrtl I’rraa. those of tho preceding year.1 aa~»al m » m y K h fc n ar l thc fourt1' wnrrant, for thc purpose t f work of about 75.000. hours after loading his car.Thus NEW YORK, Jan. 3. — Two For exumnle. cucumher* show 84 sub-committees have been exumple, cucumbers inl,erlop Alaska, with j)us the road been producer nnd rnuaked robbers with drawn revol­ ing him as u convict. The negro, | thei holiday ... . _ recess. Until til* banks often called “the Chicar* thia year, to Ave last year; duringg th 3.1 MILKS OF PAVING. too old to perform hard labor, wn i consumer been shortened nnd vers this morning invaded thc first of these is ready early next 25, 1 lh<-‘ n°rth,” US its motropoppers, 311 to 69; vegetables, 629 LAKELAND. Jan. Tha city straightened nnd n clear saving of suite occupied by David Palter, a said to have been whipped by Hig­ week the house will mark time dui’to 166; tomatoes 59 to 17; cabbage. commission has let u contract for ginbotham until he became totally 10 per cent on tho delivered* price stock broker, on the fifth floor of ing prepared speeches by members, j tk° ’ncm°rlaU to congress ; has been effected by the shipper." W est 79th S treet apartm ent house disabled. He wus returned to the 33 miles of additional paving in 26 to five. Growing weulher is Among those to be d eliv ered » ideal. All truck crops arc in fine this city. The work will involve Be to t rfe<i Uusl ?f the If it appcars'on the want ad und forced their way into Mrs. Leon County jail where he died, it Thursday will bo one by K>’pro^ condition. Prices on shipments *7 of s,„!k T r 1J nt0 the terH P dlter’s bed-r6om nnd escaped with was charged, from effects of the an uggregftte expenditure of $672.­ have been uniformly high. There tentative Treadway. KepuhlUan, page of The Herald today, Comptroller Issues’ Nation k h. and ‘hat “fn448. ’All of the paving to be done whipping. $4,000 worth of jewelry. Massachusetts on the anthracito you will receive two free R S k ‘he. People residing Fisher, it w as alleged, entered under terms of the contract will are large acreages of all winter situation; another by Representa­ Call For Statements crops-in the making. , * tickets to the performance be of brick with sund base and IVincl\vima ‘ lho draina“e nre« Travel by teachers is encouraged into on agreement as ugent for the tive Upshaw, Democrat, ' I llr The Am m UIo I I’rru ) r RlVp r"k “i1? ? ound a“d Cop- , sand filler with un 18-in concrete at The Milane Theatre to­ WASHINGTON,, Jnn. 3. — The by the board of education of Tul­ lumber company, with the Leon curb. The price to be paid for the on "the m ajesty of the law. ■»ith th.'. «rh? u r incorporated Washington,* D. C„ has been enunty commissioners to lease the night. You may bo the United States-Comptroller of Cur­ sa, Okla. Every third summer any Z r ' : * ? divisloh** had been county’s prisoners, agreeing to' brick paving is $2.10 >*r square chosen for the summer meeting of national sobriety." and third bj »rth th„ »,uf the n,enio*-ials —*t lucky one. Read thorough­ rency has issued a call for^ the teacher who spends the vacation pay Jones $20 “a head" for eacF yard, the contractor* agreeing to the National Education Associa­ Pedro Guevara, the new reside* financial statem ents of all national tim e in travel ia paid full salary A.UniAu.ihe pc?Ple »4a‘h ' complete 15,000 square yards ev­ tion. The meeting will be held PhiUlppnie" commissioner, whp wt ly the little want ads. banks at the close of*husiness on a t the same rate per month as in irisoncr tho sheriff sent to the ery 30 dnvs. (. « ska would welcome in­ discuss Philippine independent*. June 29 to July o. umber enmp. the regular school term. ‘ untinued on page f. December 31. . . m JUDGE HOLDS UP THAW WILL AGAIN DIVORCE DECREE S E E R FREEDOM f INSPECTION OF PRODUCTS WILL BE BIG SUCCESS vsOSS. DUMAS ASSUMES NEW DUTIES AS KIWANIAN HEAD MAN RECOVERED * iothern T p a r t iKA WANTS BE A STATE r FRUIT SHIPMENTS CONGRESS BEGINS HAVE INCREASED WORE THURSDAY AFTER A RECESS FEDERAL COURT WILL HEAR SOME FLOGGING CASES $ Watch for Your Name f 1 • /.V 1 - . •i iV i - # a t. £. *1/. i * •? V • / . V *A_ JR1 iL «H ^ * V iy. .. - v tf j.» . �v ___ ;___ * w . ATTHB'fclLANE th e speed m u.., w *. u-..» mjtiL • \ v, 7' > Wee, charged -with tho f«aat, was fined |3 and Heath, charged .with disconduct, w as dismissed, l i e o f J . E. Anderson, with operating a ear in a manner, v i a dismissed. - C harles B. Spencer of Tamps, ■UMldatd for governor o f Florida, h 't a Sanford Wednesday in the inM aat o f his candidacy. Mr. Spenp u president of tho Taxpayers M I M of Tampa and chairman of ■to Democratic Executive commit■Ml o f Hilliborough county. He B n t h a t he ia a ’T a x buster not I •o o ste r” and opposes state and letkm al Income tax. Ha favors a Stats home for orphans and old taople and a pension for state ■ achari. Mr. Spencer is cn route to the a s st coast. ?' Sparkling With fun a n d abound­ ing! in all aorta of complicated alt-j action, “J u s t M arried,” the H urtig-Shtiberf honeymoon, farce! comedy, eonlcdy, which ia la Co to be riv e n at the MUasc T heatre, tonight, promisee. to be a real " tr e a t fo r Sanford* thaatrcgocra. | Tito original company cam e south w ith the play, and It w as easy to see how It stayed two years on Broadway and bad long engage-1 menta in other eaatorn cit e*. It ia undoubtedly one of the be«tpta]>a B irm ingham /w ill see th is aeaaon.j All the action takes place on th e.passenger liner . LaFayette, bound from Bordeaux, France, tol the United E la te s. Ju st a s the gang plank is about to ba hauled down a t Bordeaux th e pesenger list Is In­ creased bv a dapper young man, tompornrily burdened with too' much “cognac,” or maybe hot nun,) and by an inf a ria ted mademoiselle, who has learned that her American1 sweetheart is aboard, intent on leaving her behind. O ther passeng­ ers arc a young couple l a s t married and a charming girl wno is travel­ ing with chaperons and h e r fiance. The French g irl and the young Am­ erican proceed to explode many bombshells in the ran k s of the whole party and the action gets faste r eVery time the steamer makes a knot. ' There Is not a suggestive situa­ tion in tho whole piece. The cast is exceptionally capable and there is a good laugh in every line. ' clever work. “Ju st M arried” is Just the kind o f comedy th a t should never have to play to afnpty seats. I t provides an evening of delightful entertain­ ment. It is here Tuesday and Wednesday, w ith a m atineo Wed­ nesday.—H. F. B. Saturday, J$m. 12th »* * THE- TROUBLE O F COFFEE M A K IN G - U S l H r T l r A n.O flntrif I 'r r a .) | FAIRBANKS. Alaska. Jan. 2 .Tho voguo of ntcknanuis in Alaska has alm ost passed, hut a few oldjlHtoefs still «rd about hearing them. ,• Posthole Pete wns debtor for his designation to a legend that in Montana ho had been set digging holes fo r posts and told to go straight ahead. His employer, coming bnck nomc dnys later to see how the digger wan prrigresnins, found him some miles olT, behind a row of holes leading straight across Montana. The Outlaw Swede was not a desperado, but had p desperate ad-. Miration for mlch persons, revel ini/ in the exploits of Jesso Juntos and the Youngor brothers. Tho Seventy Mile Kid wn * a star ski Juniper (Vom Ch*ri»r»o. He W In charge of Mount McKinley Na­ tional Park, and is said to know liiorc about that peak than nr.y other man. The Mnlamute Kid was a irood /In'/ musher. The S’up and a H alf Kid limped. The Going Kid was fumed for his skill in dri vi ng a dog team, J IT • -• • HT • If 1 *J f \ f Jc\ r 1 THE JA N U A R Y SAtE& Aiftie A CLEAN-UP PR IC ES IN MEN’S A ND BOYS’ DEPARTM ENT BOYS’ TWO PANTS SUITS • WNG CUM AX TO A BUST • » • One lot children’s Goslts, to glean up at January Cleatt-up Sale on Ladies Ready to # ea r. Price cut to move every fall garm ent. Coats, wool and; silk dresses. One lot o f grey and brown with tw o pair pants. All w ool.' Sizes 8 to 18, for • $ 11.95 , Values up to $17.00 BOYS’ EXTRA PA N TS Sergesr^grfty! brown, worsted. All •sizes, for MEN’S PANTS Blue serge, brown find grey Worsted. All sizes, for DRESSES LOT 1 DRESSES LOT 2 Vnluc.H up to $22.50, wool and silk—Sale price Coed and other fine silk and wool dresses, values up to $29.00, for M EN’S A N D BOYS’ SWEATERS JU S T DISSOLVE A N D D R I N K IT A GREAT C O N V E N I E N C E AND OH S O C O O O ! fKt ruffled from handling. And bo we have gathered them together and now offer them tc you at greatly triwered price* for this JanQaiy sale. There art still many months of a*r< viie’in a Winter tbat—several seahoh’g wetr !h a new.silk frock. AH of excellent quality at lowered price*. You Will atari the new year with considerable savings if you avill yourself of these bargain*. 1 " ' • • •’ • ■ IS M ADE OVER COATS DRESSES, LOT 3 Wales, Silk and wool i. Values up to $19.00. Mid-Winter styles s ’ Coats Clean up price* on Men’s anti Boys’ over coats sizes 3 to 12 years, all wool coats. 1 Ladies Jersey Suits, Grey and Tan, Close Out Fo Wanted mnn ou young man for ex­ clusive a^ent of Jacksonville Journal in Sanford. Good pro­ position for :t live hustler. Apply to Seminole Hotel A. D. POTTER Values up to $17.00 JANUARY SALE OP SHIRTS Coat Sulla, nomc plain nnd with F ar Collar— only 12 Suita, To c lo u oul nt White, with or without collar and fast color stripes, all sizes, at Vi ™ CE JANUARY SA L E O F SILK AND COTTON UNDERW EAR . ;ials in Silk Vests MEN’S WORK PANTS One lot of Muslin Gowns and Teddies for Heavy Khaki Pants, Special for ELECTRIC CURLING IRONS $1.50 I Hr T1,r Vtmirlntri! P rr» t Auirmobile nnd bike tires LUCKNOW, India, Jun. 2.—A Get cur prices before buying stately procession of 70 alt,"*"«n» . BARTOW, Jan. 2.—Thirty-five communilitM H'o tu Join in a c<il<biation nt Lukelaml Jnnuiy 10 of the birthday of nation-wide nruh!bitiun, iiroarding to Mrs. Lora S. laM anru, national organizer ami lecture' of th* Wor '" ,-,'‘ 'rom­ ance Union. Mre. LaManco baa been hen* .isMsiing tin- u/c-u ch.. te r of »h * W. C. T. U. in m akirr plans for the celebration, which call for e.trli c'mraunit*' to its own eulebration a t home and then join in automobile parlies that will conccurate ut Lakeland. fJ Grey, biown nnd green slip over apd coat stlycs, 28 to 44. Values up to Viceroy Is Given A Royal Welcome Upon V isit To Lucknow all gorgeously decorated with or­ nam ental howduhs and trapping*, was one of the chief features of the Viceroy’s re?ent visit to thin city. British and Indiun trooplined the decorated streets as Lord Reading and tho Countess pass­ ed througli Ihe city. - The visit to Lucknow was port of an official and extensive tm r of British India, nnd war marked by tho holding of a vicoregul Dur­ bar in which Lord Rending greet­ ed the notablu citizen* ol the pro­ vince in a ceremonlnl manner in keeping with thr traditions which reach buck to tie* curly day* of In­ dian rulers. In his address on thi < occasion th.‘ viceroy expressed sympathy with the victims of the recent floods a id gave a brief sur­ v e y of th« national p ditiral situa­ tion, emphasizing the new re Hpunsibiliiies which have been laid upon tho Ind'an petpiu. A Sj a ■; , V £„ 1 NEW BUICK MANAGER The Sanford Buick Company at 200 Magnolia Avenue announces th a t it has secured E. L. Harwell, HUNTING LICENSES formerly of Orlando, as general m anager of the garage. Mr. Har­ icordlng to figures given out well assumed his new duties TuesM tday by County Judge wholder, there have been 737 iklr. Harwell is an experienced ty resident hunting licenses automobile man having been in the >d since the opening of the business for a number of years st Ml. There have been 58 non- Orlando and in Georgia. lent county licenses, he anWith tho coming of Mr. Harwell, ltd th a t there had been 178 tho local agency for the Buick cars, para1 licenses issued, announces th at it will be better to curtain will fall on the cur- equipped to handle the needs of its hunting season on January 15, many patrons. A complete line of means th at lovers of that tires, Buick p a rts and accessories have only 13 more days* left will be carried in stock. Skilled to do their hunting, mechanics are employed a t this garage in order to insuro the best FEDERATION TO MEET. grade of workmanship on cars brought to this repair department. C. H . Smith, secretary of the bop Federation notifies all memThe air i3 ful iof things you berg th a t there will be a meeting shouldn’t miss. Got n radio. jf^W w neaday night, January 2 at 7 : . o'clock. Every momber is expected Ip *be p rese n t N icknam es In Alaska ; B eginning To Pass . | ** E5 10.'» Palm etto Avenue Phone -I81-J ILAN THEATRE Silk step in Bloomera and Ted­ dies, values up to $4.00, sale prico Carters & Mussing Knit Under­ wear for WORK SHIRTS (Hue nnd Khaki. All sizes. price Cut full. Sale ‘ SILK SALE Crepe, Satins, Canton, Chonmmes, all colors, 40 in. width, per yd. COTTON PIECE GOODS Ever Fuat Suiting, per yd. ..-.t............ POIRET TW ILL BROADCLOTH Ever Fast Linen, per yd...................... Serges, navy, brown, tan, 44 to 51 in. per yd 36 in. Cretonne ................................... % Crepe de Chine in all the fall shades, 40 in. heavy weight Plain wool Skirting, all colors, 54 in., values up to $0.50 yd., to close out at per yd. Brassier*—all st)*' les for 36 in. Pajam a c h e c k ........................ I.. 32 til. (Jim and Jnp Crepe, per yd....... 32 in. Imported G ingham ....«.............. Big Bath Towels on sale at Huck Towels, large sifle for 36 in. soft Nunsook, at per yd: TONIGHT I lot Corests, close out for The Hay T hat Broke The W trld’s Record J an u ary Sale P rices on Silk, W o o l and C otton P ie c e G ocds 96c Ladies Felt Bed-Room Slip­ pers in all colors. Special for this sale, per yd. S Starts i Friday U 5 Closes . jj Saturday ■ Jan. 4tli « Jan. 12th 3 M ROYAL SOCIETY STAMPED �■ n a na orco n u u i u a A id e r , a * a t .* I l l * , a t inw th a iF ontortlee oaiviiicQ g | F lo rid a, u n d er met o f M a rc h . arascK im o x ' r a t k n i I Y e a r ------17.00. S ix M o nth* I t . t o I w r n l In C ity by C a rrie r p a r Ik a6c. W eeky E ditio n I I P e r BPBC IA L*SO TlC K t All o b itu a ry notice*, card* of th a n k s, re e o lu tlo m and notice* o f e n te rta in m e n t* w h ere , eharsea a re m ade, w ill be ch a rg ed ■ for. a t r e g u la r a d v e rtis in g rate*. m i l E R T H E ASSOCIATED PR E SS T h a A ssociated P re s s la e x c lu s­ iv ity e n title d t o 't h e use fo r rsp u b llo atton of all n ew s d isp atch es cre d ited to It or not olhsrw l*e cre d ited In th is p a p e r and also th e local new a p u blished herein. All r ig h ts of re -p u b lic a tio n of special d isp a tc h e s h ere in a r e also reserved. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. ■GOD CREATED ALL:—All things were made b y Him; and without Him was not any thing nukde th at was made.—John 1:3. HOW LITTLE IT COSTS I How little it costa if wc give it n . thought To make some heart happy each day! • Just one kind word or a tender smile, A* wc go on our daily way; Perchance a look will suffice tn e lta r The cloud from a neighbor’? face, And the press of a hand in syrn, * pathy A sorrowful tear efface. One walks In sunlight; another goes u.AH a h weary in uic the snncic» shade; One treada a path that Is fair and smooth, Another must pray for aid. XLcosts so littlel I bonder why We give it so little thought; A smile—kind words—a glance— a touch! What tnnglc with them is wrought l , — Author Unknown. Sanford’s postoffice is to have a Brat class rating and we hope sucli rating will mean first class ser­ vice. Tho now hotel a t Eustis is a dis­ tinct asset to Lake county. Cen­ tral Florida is proud of this fine new building. Jennings is going nfter Martin for a joint debate and who knows but what the tortoise will yet win over t h e , hare. Many are beginning the nev. year right by opening saving? ac­ counts. If you not have such an ; account see your banker today. Bartow claims the most econo­ mical city government in the state. A recent audit showed that the per capita cost was $7.10. ., Dr. Cook smote on the rock of popular credulity nnd abundant 'stream s of revenue gushed front the pockets of boobery.—Asheville Citizen. Charles If. Spencer says thnt he Will bo Florida's next governor Perhaps so. Mr. Spencer at lenst is going to let the people know that he is in the race. Tampa Tribune says that "there II nothing startling in the state­ ment that bricklayers get more pay than clergymen. Some of them make more than bootleggers.” College boys and girls have re­ turned to their studies after spend­ ing the holidays with their folk?-. Hanford is proud of her young people in the colleges of the state. News dispatches state that a Woman charges that her spoil's • told her to go to the lower regions. Of course she refused to do so. No woman likes to be told to do anything. » - Sanford’s chamber of commerce a doing some fine work in inter­ esting visitors in other Florida cit­ ies In our city. The publicity com­ mittee will no doubt attract many Investors here by this campaign Sanford welcomes the visitor nod homeseeker. Says the Yaldostn Times: 'Tn Pennsylvania a policy has been adopted to give convicts a job at tha expiration of their sentence, the object being to reduce crime by preventing enforced idleness hnd also make an investment in human nature." Boy scouts are learning the da­ lles of citizenship. We will have > greater city, state ami nation to­ morrow because our citizen* through tiie scout movement, will know what is expected of them. A good bnv scout todav insures a good citizen tomorrow. - Democre's are looking forward to the Jnckaon Day dinner at Washington January 8. In J!»20 it was a g r-a t event—so great that it had to be held in two lnr<>,. diningroo- is in Washington. The eight hr t(” > candidates went from one room to th*- other, speaking twice so that all might hear. . A subscriber writes, "Sanford's bulkhead is « barren waste, sixty thousand dollars dumped herein eight yeurs ago and not u redeem­ ing trace of flowers nr grass in sight. Where ure we tn get on?" The way to “get on" is to make the lakefront Sanford’s most at­ tractive lection. It is certainly Stanford's greatest a sse t • Among the most distinguished men of the nation who u e wintering in Florida is Richard H. Edmonds of Baltimore, editor of the Manufacturers‘Record, Mr. Edmonds has perhaps done more for the South in a commercial way than any other man. The influence of His great paper has been farreaching. He has interested capital in th e South and above all he and his splendid publication has stood four-square for law and order and the best things of life. At Daytoba Sunday nght Mr. Edmonds did not fail to speak up regarding law violators and these who would openly defy the laws of the nation. He characterized the disregard for law by those who would make money or gratify one’s appetite as “the greatest menace to the maintainance of the government and the. preservation of our constitution." Th£ bootlegger and tHe man who makes the bootlegger possible are both put in the some class, by the editor of the M anufacturer's Record in the following extracts taken from his strong indictment rgainst violators of the law. The bootlegger is a crimniai who never hesitates to murddr anyone who stands in the way of his trade. But the bootleg industry couhl not live if so-called re­ putable men did not buy its whiskey. The buyer of the bootlegger's whiskey by giving his approval and financial endorsement to the bootlegger’s work becomes responsi­ ble for every activity of the,bootlegger. Every man who buys or knowingly drinks bootleg whiskey is a co­ partner and a co-worker with the bootlegger, and is particeps criminis in every murder committed by the bootleg industry. The co-partner cannot possibly claim immuni­ ty for himself, for this co-partnership is willingly entered into, is freely sustained, nnd all of the bootlegger’s activi­ ties are. made possible only through the co-partnership with the men who violate the prohibition laws by buy­ ing or drinking the bootleg whiskey. When two men sta rt out with the definite purpose of law violation of any kind and in their work kill someone who interferes with them, the man who did the actual shooting is the mur­ derer, hut the man who helped him, or who held the victim while the other was killing him, is morally equal­ ly as guilty even if the law does not punish him in,the same degree. Therefore, the buyer or the drinker of the bootleg whiskey is working directly in co-operntioh with the bootlegger, not only for the general vio^tion of law, but for the breaking down of all obedience to all law. No sophistry of logic can change this fact. The fime has come when the moral forces of this country m ust give voice to their determination th a t the criminal element shall not rule us; th at crimes shall be pqnished; that men of affairs shall not say that because crime is rampant laws against crime m ust be repealed. The time has come when upon every Christian in the land, in deed upon every patriot whether he be a Chris­ tian or not, there rests u tremendous responsibility to help save this nation from destruction. The law-breaker must be punished regardless of the power of social or flnancial or political influence. What does the bootlegger care for a line of n few hundred dol­ lars out of the tens of thousands he makes? A short prison term does not affright or mortify him. All that he cares for is money. If every bootlegger, ps maker or dealer, were fined the full amount of every dollar he made out of his accursed traffic, and in addition was put to hard work in prison for a year or more, we would soon see the end of this traffic. The buyer of bootleg whiskey is on exactly the same plane as thu “ fence" or receiver of stolen goods, and should also be punished for aiding and abetting the violators of law. YOU WAKE UP in the morning, and lo! your purse is magically filled with twenty-four hours ot the manufactured tissue of the Universe of your life. No'one can take it from you. It is unstenlable. No one receives either more or less than you receive. Waste your infinitely precious commo­ dity as much as you will, and the supply will never be with­ held from you. Moreover, you cannot draw on the future. Impossible to get into debt! You can only waste the passing moment. You cannot Waste tommorrow; it is kept from you. —Arnold Bennett. THE TAXES were indeed very heavy, and if those laid on by the government were the only ones we had to pay, we might more easily discharge them; but we have many others, and much more grevious to some of Us. We ure taxed twice as much by our idleness, three times as much by our pride, and four times ns much by our folly; and from these taxes the commissioners can not ease or deliver us by allow­ ing an abatement.—Benjamin Franklin. * Industry vs Education in Florida 0. A. Haskins in "The Journal" Industrial development has ev­ er been the result of persistent scientific research. The commer­ cial prowess of u nation is in longer determined by the number of traders engaged in business, but is today measured by the enroll ugement and active support given to theoretical nnd applied science in nil its varied fields. Commun­ ities, states tind nations which hade ignored these fundamental facts of modern life have found the rich rewards of their own natural resources passing into tin1 hands of others nnd have been helpless in successfully competing for n share in the proceeds of such progress. No state has had litis lesson taught in more emphatic term:, than has the State of Florida Here we have a eommonwealti naturally endowed with till the in­ estim able riches of climate and soil, mines and factories, fields and forests, ami yet we Tire per­ m itting the choice prices of our own resources to pass into the hands of our neighbors who un­ trained in the fundamentals of science to such an extent that the’v know how to develop these possi­ bilities. In support ot this statement tit? writer has only to remind the reader of the condition which ex­ ists today in our phosphate Indus try, our fruit industry, and outfertilizer industry, A rerent par­ tial survey of the principal chemi cal industries of our state revealed the fact that not more than eigh­ teen per cent of the technically trained men employed by these companies are native Floridians and a much smaller per cent re­ ceived their training in Florida schools. This is only typical of the condition that is prevalent in ev­ ery industry in our midst which requires a high technical training ns a prerequisite for the successful direction of the enterprise. We are facing this condition to­ day because our people have not come to n full realization of the importance of this phase of our educational activity. This indif­ •i imu ceuse ABOUT Ife 'fflw e evieeV V w R # © e v e iW J flC • i wish i HHwn cDHe A COMMUNITY BUILDER Active Designated. Depository of The United State* S tate of Florida, City of Sanford and County of F. P. FORSTER. President As Arthur Brisbane Sees It - The Biggest Thing on Earth The Asheville Citizen Another Year •• ' That “Moving Finger” Environment Shapes Us. The K'ller Starla lly ARTHUR BRISBANE The biggest thing on this earth chine which measures nnd regisis the Government of the United ters* the force required to crush n States. It is the wizard of mod, , ,, , ern civilization. It is the wonder concre 0 *"‘idgc nnt^ **ie Prcssurc _ J . It main­ of nil time nnd the hone, of the tl» brenk an egg, Copyright. l»::i l>y H»ar C o m p a n y where careful ex­ future. It is the most magnificent *tains gardens 1 war engine, tho most powerful perimentation shows how many THIS IS a l.enp Yenr nnd you pence influence and the most specimens of the flora of the glebe have an extra day. nmazing depository of wealth enn be made productive in the United States. It has stations "Again the shadow moveth o’er given up to the breeding nnd The dial plate j^f time.” cross-breeding of the beasts of It moves rapidly. Hurry. . bmden of other climes. It operates A new year to the young is so a bureau in which tests are made exciting, they have no time for of the purity and nourishing yunladvice. It bores them. ity of food brought LJ your table. To the old it is a dreary w arn­ It touches helpfully nmi construc­ ing, reminding them of things a t­ tively your life anil the lives of tempted and ninny failures. t your neighbors in countless ways. But nt least it is a new year. You would bo the’Inst person to Many hours are in the 3lili days. deny that in return for all these An idea born in the fraction of a things, it deserves your allegiance, minute, worked out with determ i­ your loyalty and your love, {tut nation, might give you n place ...._________ what are you giving it? This is among the people of the earth or knows the; it good question for you to ask and worth while—if that Interests you. every dollar infnnswer for yourself here at the monplnce to. you. | eve of n new year. luiw-hreakers SOLEMN NEWSPAPERS print y which it spends I reported, laws honored, its tnxes pages telling us that bun incss is welfare of you!paid paid without evasion, its reprosperous’ the new year -most So is its army,' quirements met with enthusiasm promising. ng organization. I—these a re W-few of the things As we survey this tittle rolling ic service. | which it haA a right to expect of ball, to which we are tied, Paris to nshington n thn- >every mnn. , Pekin and from Pekin to Rome, we enn say with the hundred and forty-seventh Psalm: "He hath not dealt so with any nation; and a's for His judgments, Detroit Frce-Press they have not known them. Praise ye the l.ord.” Glove Fights in Prison BUT GOOD times will not last forever. Time writes in the sky above you. “This is your chance." It won't last. The Persian w arn­ ing, thnt ‘you know by heart, fits th's season. "The moving finger writes; and having writ, Moves on ; nor all your piety nor wit Rhnll lure it back to cancel half a line, Nor idl your tears wash out n word of it." Dr. Iluldwin, scientific consultant of the public schools in Cleveland, tells how rani'll depends an onvirnnirn nt. “DW-win anil Lincoln were born on the same day. If the two infuqts had been exchanged there would have been no Darwin ami no Lincoln. What a man can do is determined by ids native equip­ ment (what his father and mother can give him at birth). What he does is determined by the circum­ stances of his life.” ferent state of mind on the part of the public lias resulted in inade­ quately equipped institutions for the teaching of the highly special­ ized branches of science and, in a way more disastrous and deudly. has offered no inspiration to the young men und women of the state to enter such a field of promise um! development. There a re indica­ tions on every hand th a t such a period of lethargy is passing ami the opportunity is now before the science touchers of the state tn Impress upon the public the neces­ sity of more liberal support and to inspire within our students tho de­ HORN LIKE Lincoln, in a fron­ sire for active participation in the future development of the re­ tier cabin, with a dirt floor, no sources of our great common­ windows, no school or library w ith­ wealth. in reach, Darwin, with all his In order to ncccomplish this de­ genius, would have been always n sired result the following urgent, quiet farmer probably, needs. are facing us a t the pres­ Horn as Darwin was, thoroughly ent time: educated in science and literature, First, n more active and effective Lincoln probably would have been organization of all the science unheard of, the great power th at enabled him to carry through the teachers of the state. Second, a more intimate contact Civil Car, with its burdens, going between our institutions and opr to waste, ns he lived u quiet life industries. on It's modest inherited fortune. Third, a more effective method of keeping the public in touch with AN ANIMAL in the jungle scientific thought and progress. starts to track and kill another, vIn the brief space allotted for succeeds, and is happy and proud. this article jl is impossible for the Frank MadeJ, of Bridgeport, w riter to discuss these sugges­ stnretd out to track h*s wife, who tions in detail. However, it should had left with another man and his lie said that there is evidence of a three children. He found her, shot general realization of the oppor­ her down with two bullets, fired tunity that is before us in this field three more into her body ns she lay of endeavor. The recent step tak­ on the ground, felt her pulse to en by Dr. William .1. Husa. ot the make sure she was dead. University of Florida, toward ef­ Then he told the police that he fecting an organization of the chemists of the state is an a t­ would like to have it nut in, the tempt to meet the situation and papers. He wished alU his friends his efforts should receive the most to know that she ’didn't* get away hearty suport front every person w>th it." interested in the development of MILLIONS WILL say, "Ha, he cheinistrv within our borders. It is to be hoped th a t thisBuovement did exactly the right thing,” prov­ will serve as a nucleus about which ing that millions are also beasts all the scientific forces of the stutc of the jungle. may rally and from which will ra ­ In the past women probably have diate an enthusiasm and a powet rendered service to the human race that will touch every industry, in­ by leaving such men as Madej the spire evury’student, und enrich ev­ Vroud killer, going off with some ery community. other man a little less murderous B. F. WIUTNi How to maintain discipline in lact. Instead of discouraging the prison has always been a perplex-1violent settlem ent of disputes,' the ing question, and everything from prison actually teaches the theory morn] suasion to the paddle has thnt the way to ndiust n quarrel been proposed.for an answetv Th>> is tn knock somebody senseless. It warden of the eastern penitentiary has been supposed heretofore thnt lent, and he has put it into opera tion. Whenever two prisoners tinder bis charge quarrel, he lets them fight it out and supplies the ring, the glove and the officials necessary to an orderly settlem ent of the difficulty according to the code of the squared circle. Recently two fights were "pulled off" under this syutem. In one, a Negro made u white gunmnn from New York quit. In the other, the fight lasted half in hour nnd ended in a knockout. The whole prison population was perfiiltted to tie present to applaud the winner, hiss the unpopular contestm its, nnd enjoy a good time generally. One of the deputy wardens ex­ plains that the system is valuable because the prisoners are satisfied with it and now refrain from "pull­ ing their knives" when they become involved in controversy. • All of this sounds fantastic, hut it appears to be simple matter of " ” *,”“7 » ■ » « * "■>" r sufficiently familiar with that the»ory before they are convicted, ami that they need rather to be instructcd in the beauties of law and rea?on. However, one must take the deputy warden’s word for it that they do not pull their, knives "here gloves ure provided,'.and perhaps in u prison where the irmates huhituully carry deadly weapons, Rattling Siki m ay b e rogunied n better model than Jack the Ripper. —— ----------------- -— -■ —— It ia interesting to wonder how De Soto, discoverer of Espiritu Santo Springs, would feel if he were still alive today nnd could see the magnificent development now going forward at tho spot where he disembarked. Three magnificent buildings are planned fur this location. A pavilion where Espiritu Santo mineral water will be bottled for national distribution is now under construction.' This pavilion will be fitted to supply visitors with every comfort. A modern re­ port hotel will hofirc the guests of Safety Harbor. The building illustrated above is The Sanitarium. It will be completely equipped as u center of medical skill nnd will have cvet.v facility for the correction of physical and nervous disorders. For years, the resources of these springs lay dor­ mant, almost aa De Soto had found them. Now they are being developed with activity that De Soto, with all his adventurous ’.magimition could not have conceived. There is an opportunity for you to share in the profits which Espiritu S.mto Springs Incorporated will obtain from six sources. Your investment will help in rendering a very necessary service to your fellow men. The demand for this pleasure and health resort insures a profit from your investment. Investigate now. The coupon below calls for other information. INCORPORATED Safety Harbor. Florida In addition to our office at the Sprin^a, you mfi> secure Espiritu W ater a t: »Branch No. 1 TOM SIMS SAYS News from far-off China. They shot a tra in bandit. China is such an old-fashioned country. Brunch No. 2 Bootleggers will enjoy learning zy Einstein, the New York dry mth, has had his rent raised- Chicago burglars know their and producing another family with trade. They gagged a woman. 1c*s of the killing instinct in it. No good burglar wants to stop and talk. .. INSIDE, THE Tut-Ankh-Amcn temb looks like a chapel of solid An ex-engineer is singing in gold. Thi Pharaoh of 3,000 years ago is shown oering wine to vari- Chicago opera, probably having learned it from a locomotive whis­ fered wine to the goddesses. I t’s the old idea that still per­ tle. sists: If you want anything, offer something first. In very early Mrs. Roundtree is a defeated days, bloody human sacrifices were candidate in Georgia, perhaps be­ offered. More civilized Egypt of- cause she was not presidential Now we offer money, but it -is always something. Ignorant human creatures imagine that the Ruler The modern girl with cherry of the Universe is placated with gifts from insects that dwell on lips and straw berry cheeks must be n regular sundae fur her shiek. this planet, FRANCE HAS given up all hope of the Dixmude, great dirigible taken front Germany after tho war. All her men are believed deaH, ami you read with amaze­ ment that all France, is furiously indignant, demanding an explana­ tion of those deaths. Contrast the calmness with which we take such things in this country. , “THEY ARE dead? Well. then, they arc dead." That's our a t­ titude. If De Sota W ere Methusuia D u st chokes th e hen Red Comb ; E ^M aeh, • contains no’ duet nor V filler Georgia governor went hunting. Killed 11 deer. Shot them instead of talking them to death. Another way Red Comb Egg Mash excels— ' IS DUSTLESS! “ “ ■Ofcilt and $tiek* o f Filler irritate and Camden (N. J.) boy went to school drunk and whipped his te n d e r. T h a t was powerful stuff. Boston phone girl caught a burglar. Does this answer the question “ W hat good arc phone l g irls?” Elm adhere to the Membranes of the throat. ta w to n RED COMB for QUALITY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED Avenue and Commercial Street___________ ro rd in a # 1 1 Mashei ■ .QrJaiadtwj fiem �, l t a a a ta iM ft||i k r a M h a m |, H u M i |i M ,,a i^ M iin iilM n iim STARTS *. . * Office 108; m iu iiiiiu : MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor OCIAL LENDA _ Residence 217-W score, n hamper of oranges anil a box of dainty handkerchiefs, was won by Mrs. W. J. Thigpen. The nun’s prize, nlsn a hamper of or­ anges nnd a box of handkerchiefs, went to W. W, Potter. The con­ solation prize, nn engagement cal­ endar, fell to the lot of Mrs. Brooks. ‘,J “ Fololwing the awarding of the prizes, 1the hostess served chicken salad, s andwiches, salted nuts nnd eotfcq us refreshments. ..... artistic .......... . tnstc nnd cordial Tile _r Mrs. *’ hospitality of H art wasi re-, re fleeted in every detail of this lovely affair. The guest list included Mr. nnd Mrs. S. E. Barrett, -L G. Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. It, A. Ncwmnn, Dr. ami Mrs. S. Puleston, Mr. and Mrs. George A. DeCottea, Mr. and Mrs. Hearn- Turner, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Air. nnd Mrs. G, D. Bishop, i Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E. Roumillut, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Holly, Bob Ueuno, Miss Katherine Wiikey, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Thignwi,.M rJ and ,Mrs- .Furryst Lake, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mt. and Mrs. Roy Symmes, Mr. nnd .41rs. W. K. Watson, Mra.vJL S. Keelor, Mrs. A. M. HeForrest, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ball, Mr. and Mrs. L. I*. McCuller, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Oshorno Herndon, Mr. und Mrs. W, W. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Fictner of Osceola. * Kiss Katherine Byrd, who has Hit the attractive guest of Mrs. Imjamin Whitncr, Jr., left Wodasjay for her home in Tampa. Mrs. Mary Bennett nnd dnughir, Elisabeth, of Salem, Vn., who «r* the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bennett during the holidays, it. returned home. C. Harry llaumer left Wednesiy for Washington, D. C., after pending the holidays here with ij family, who are spending the inter in Sanford. -------- /** D, R. Brisson of ifnytonn Beach I Bits Nita Moore, who has been [the guest of Miss Bessie Zachary, Mt Wednesday for Orlando, where [the is a member of the fnculty «f Cathedral School. LOVELY LUNCHEON Mr. nnd Mrs. Ted Stott, who Uve been the guests of the lat­ ter’* sister, Mrs. Ed Market I, dur­ ing the holidays, * left Thursday afternoon for Palm Beach nnd Mi­ ami, where they will spend some time before returning to their kome it) New York C ity.' . Wednesday afternoon ail impor­ tant call business mfeetinu of the St. Agnes Guild, *wus held at the : homo of Mrs. J. N. Robson "Tin I’aik Avenue. j Annual reports were prepared nml rend nnd reports made to lie the attmc time they protect thetr principal Industry of placer min­ ing.” The nssoffsed valuation of the incorporate# tow ns'in .the Panhan­ dle division is $10,971,000, and the estimated vriluc of improvements in the unincorporated villages and towns nnd on the fnrm s is SO,000,000.In the Prince William-Copper River area proposed ns part of tha territory und state of South Alas­ ka, the assessed valuation of the incorporated to tvns is $1,991,798, with improvements outside these . . . t ..." “There nrc twelve operating mines valued at $9,775,000 and em­ ploying 1,250 men. “ Fox fnrms number 94, valued a t $1,575,000.” ILAN THEATRE /ly s te r io u s TIGHT COUGHS division. Through their combined roprusentatiim they have continu­ ously and unjustly taken for their own use large portions of the revenues collected in the first di­ vision, and nt each succeeding ses­ sion of the legislature they en­ deavor to* impose, and through their combined elforts often suc­ ceed in imposing, new nnd ndtlitionul’taxes upon our Oshilig, min­ ing and other industries, while a* The hard chunks of phlegm that clog your throat and nose when you liavu n tight cough make your breathing dif­ ficult nml your throat hard to heal. Raise the. phlegm by the quick, easy nud safe way. Take Lcunnrdi’s Cough Hymn (Creoaoted). Thin pleasant couch remedy relieves, soothes and heals. It is antiseptic, opens the air passages, cuts the pulegni and protects the lungs. Best, safest and surest remedy for colds, coughs, grippe, bronehltis, whooping csnigli und erou|i. Bo on tin! safe side—get u bottle toduy from your druggist. with Robert Gordon, Elinor Fair nnd an nil Star Cast. A New Kind of Western Photodrnmn .Cwtimi mert Bun 73* DIGESTIBLE nattknti. Comedy—Al St. John in “’Hie Tailor” Yilur money-hack if you are not Ratlstled.' Friday—“The Prince and the Pnuper.” t Mi "jiniH 11j t.«* - UIS/.H ! ('hone -IDS Rhone 498 QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER J Household (hinds. Pianos, Safes, Trunks and Baggage • Transferred Anywhere Any Time S. Storage HwiTlTnA-jTS- B a a n u n a n aa B an B H K B B n a B an n a n n a a aa a n B n a a B a a B B B M M ia i YOW ELL-DREW CO’S BETTER HOMES CLUB I* tS63 In keeping with what you would expect from this store Deferred Payments is outstandingly different. We believe our plan to he the best in existence. It provides the convenience of extended time at such trifling expense. Let us demonstrate cur service when your home-town merchant can’t supply you FURNITURE ANNEX Duality Did U ORLANDO, FLORIDA L irn m ir mr w tm titf m am m a m in i I ,,,. It is sincere, straightforward and entirely dignified, it provids the means of enjoying now, the things you will eventually buy. The success of our Club Plan on Victrolas, Hoosier Cabinets, Refrigerators and Red Star Stoves, has been the means of our adopting this new Better Homes Club for the entire tfhnex. ymmimmjjiii m xt ni ititmuwi haau mat n tatliih aj hat a tittfla hn rttar rtparU rmctJ a U it tkrvm%h a fittl am rfptfl im Maintaining the Yowell-Drew long standing cash Ims is, we have however, instituted as a new and added service our Deferred Payment Plan as a convenience to those who find it necessary to purchase* from their current income rather than from their reserve. Orlando’s Largest SlurpMINSIRH. ENTERTAINERS DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT DAIRY FEED (Gimmtmi 3 1 ErvtniO ■ ■■■■■■■■HHKaBaaa ■■■■■■■■■■!■ ■■■■■■■■■■■BBBBBBBai| M IN ST R E LS, mp all qpr f J a Uh»cnou? h cake tor a cooked ui S? L* *fn^ plenty of ice cream C P n ran^a Tokttch and Mrs. G. Mtine Mil 0,1 !,a,u1’ atU'r the i r r° could eat nnd no more 0 children departed for hom e. DIGISTSInk product* milk ia4 batterMl . MAM IV W itn e s s ” Use our Better Homes Club for 192-1. Our splendid assortments of Furni­ ture, Rugs and Home Furnishings are waiting to lie used. COBURNS oii all Winter hats for Friday and Saturday Sir Ksmo Howard, present Brit­ ish ambassador to Spain, will suc­ ceed Sir Auckland Geddcs as British' envoy to the United Stntgs. His appointment has been officially eon tim ed. Our plan stands ready to render a personal service to every home-maker in Central Florida. Let us show you how it may be made to meet your parti­ cular need. *us singing me nuesie j, IT DRIVEVS OUT WORMS The surest sign of worms in children is paleness, lack of inter­ & M B a B B a p a B iB B a a a a a a a a a B a a a B i:a a a a a a a a a a B a a u B iH § il est in piny, fretfulness, variable appetite, picking at the nose and sudden stnrting in sleep. When these symptoms appear it Is time to give White’s Cream Vermifuge. A few doses drives out the worms and puts the little one on the road to health again. White’s Crenm Norte western railway, nnd this Vrtmifugo has a record of fifty THE CASH FEED STORE railway and the coal nnd oil dr- i years of successful use. Price 35c. velopment in the Kntnlln district, i Sold by Union Pharmacy. $10,000,000. In the Panhandle, according to ! one of the memorials, ure the fol- j lowing tangible blocks of wealth: JNO. W. SNEED) M yrtle Avenue and 4th Stfrett “Municipal schools • anil other I municipal investments, $523,000. • “Winks—invested capital, $725,000; deposits, $0,524,000. Of the ’ Cut worm poison, dairy intter sum, $1,902,000 are saving , accounts.' “The fisheries in 1920 represent-*' supplies and a full lme ed an investment gf $34,078,784 j TONIGHT nml employed 12,505 persons. In i that year 82 canneries packed 2,- I Be la sco Productions Present 225,011 eases of salmon valued ivt 813,384,957. In 1023 54 canneries j operated with an estim ated pack , of 2.950,000 eases valued nt $14,- i Itimtwlut 4 cow 530,000. FORTNIGHTLY BRIDGE CLUB A lovely social event- of Wcdncs day afternoon was tho bridge party given by Mrs. L. P. McCuller, at tier homo on Ninth Ktreet, when she entcrtaineil the members of the Fortnightly bridge club nnd two extra tallies df [Bayers. I * The rooms where the card tables were placed, were abloom with baskets und bowls of sweet peas, zinnas and other cut flowers com­ bined with greenery, forming a pretty setting for the handsome frocks worn by the guests. After n number of spirited (tames of bridge, scores Were counted and prizes awarded. Mrs. George A. DeCuttes holding high score among the club members, was awarded an irridescent glass candy jar. The high score guest prize, a hanging basket, was won by Mrs. G.- I Hart. Mrp. Brooks, the charming house guest, was presented n flow- MI LANE WED THEATRE . Sonu.- exceptionally good music l,“ . , ur.n‘*he‘1 ky M argaret I’etera, til a Mahoney, John and Bernard 2?™ "* nnd Jack Peters. And l£fit here let nie pay n complij } I" lheir music teachers, fin: l j ,,art °f the entertainment nvf» .1 v,ll!> a°me .fine character R ‘"n* by Mrs. V. Jones to 'jKinteiue nmusement of the ghil- (Continued from page 1) . elusion in the separate territory for which they prfty of said dralifage area of Prince William Sound and Copper River and the territory* Entr/tnining In Her Usual Charm­ ing and Gracious .Manner ...Mrs. ticorge Ilavfs H art, was hostess Tuesday evening a t bridge, at h>-r attractive home on Sanford Heights. There were eight tables of players. The spacious rooms were trans­ formed into veritable bowers, with Hias Gladys Adams left Thursafternoon for Lakeland where bi will resume her studies nt htthern College. FWeic. _ MRS. GEORGE DAVIS 11AKT ENTERTAINS SIDE DRAPES L f c j —Mrs. S. E. Bnrrct will Curtain the members of the Ip-try Week Bridge Club nt her L me on Park Avenue, a t 3 p. m. L«r*Jar—Mrs. David I* ThrashrTTd Mrs. J. D. Woodruff will tattrtain nt bridge nt their Ihome on Fourth Street a t 3 .’dock. • . . . Lnfcy-M rs. W. T. Langley kfl] entertain the members of Ue Merrie Matrons Bridge Club it 3 p. m. • Luir—Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and ljj„. J. D. Woodruff will enter­ tain at bridge at their home on fourth Street at 3 p. m. Mrs. II. J. McMullen returned home Wednesday afternoon after ipending the past three weeks very pleasantly with relatives in Au­ gusta and Savannah, Ga., und Jacksonville. 4, 1924 T O M O R R O W , F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y ADAIR PROTECTED {JtrsL Mortgage |^ O N D S °n RwC&tdfc The first Adair Mortgage Loam, made over half a fentury ago, were popular among the investor! of that period because they knew that the property held as security was always worth double the amount of the loan. Adair Protected Bonds—the modem, scien­ tifically developed real estate mortgage—ate a vast improvement over the original Adair mortgages, but the good old fashioned safety principle of limiting the loan to a tafe propor­ tion o f the true value of the property is an even more important feature o f dies 3 securi­ ties today. You may purchase these bonds, created and recommended by the South's Oldest Mort­ gage Investment House, with full assurance that the accumulated knowledge o f 58 years’ experience in this field has protected your in­ vestment at every step. Olfered in units of $ 100, $500 and $ 1,000. Our improved partial payment plan makes this great investment opportunity available to saver investurs; each payment draws interest at 7% . A D A IR :ti» im iiJiiriiu u iiH iiiE a x m £ v REALTY & T P -O S T C O *-•»-«» Bu«4>aa A lL A .N tA �s n _ n ;-LiAKi .-i^L -I___ fM \ *> • ' * ' '* mo *?,;:. The entire coat to be borne by adjacent property, Number of fee't froi frontage -— 920.8 ‘ MH , ........... $8.1255 . council,** consisting I^ T ^ H IP M E N ’r a 'R E P O I l^ |n a p p llc a * »!l"' 2 ? ” °", ‘" ck FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. sen tot Ive of each u L f t * . ■ehool, formulates whnu. h »h* i » "PN O A V . DEC. 3.= , E. R. Trafford'a Map of Sanford, Floridi. It cons dera necessnra ‘5Ier ^ nuiMR' Fin j .1 n<> . » , I mBr*tct barely sternly, considerable Fin. 72 72. C Cal. They will find a new home, locate *35 Feet Preliminary and order Guar.L Unreported 2Dth, Fln."’2. ° ° ®n^ nnrlr H a . 7-8 bu. hprs. green, I2-I2.75, poorer $!-$ 1.75, wax sfrults. Fla. 4D, T e i. 1, best ---------------Name Description Frontage. Assessment puplla enforce these t u f f by> cases of extreme m iZ h n’.-and fl.75. • Clyde Steamship Co., Beginning nt the Internee» FOR SALE teachers may .bo c o „ X .J ior lf^ e: Fla. 7, Arix. 21. Cal H -_ hprs 4e5o-b.Eua i.lcmyfwpcm REAL ESTATE tion of tho east lino of Palmetto Avc. with the HOUSES FOR RENT LOST A N D FOUND BUILDING Eggplant: 2 mixed, 1 car on tal 22«. Unreported m h , MISCELLANEOUS North Line of Commercial St. Run North 100 * FOR SALE 1* track unbroken, light supplies, doI matoes: Fln.l. MATERIAL mnnd slow, market, dull, Fin. pep­ FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms ft., E. 115 ft., S. 100 fL, W. 115 ft. to beginning 115 NEW YORK, Jam. 3. - The man he ran bo persuaded to meet $934.48 CALL AND SER our m FOR SALE!— Large reed baby car-! FOR LOST—Your opportunity to secure private home, 509 E. 3rd St. SW* Fla. 3, Cal. U7, N. Y. per crates small sixes $2-2.75. , SALK—Bargnin, five acres! laikc Front improvement Company, beginning world’s infant, otherwise the yenr* The most difficult thing about heat­ cash in a d v a n c e riage a t Telephone 384-J or 708. of land, close in. Box 117. frea tickets to the Milanc Thea­ total 157. Unreported 29th, Tens: Fin. 2, Mex. 1, .1 un­ Call a fter 5. Concrete Co, general WDomiairamu,** CHICAGO, Jun. 3.—The domes­ A. I). 1924, was born {dondny night ing. McTigue Is the m atter of get­ at the intersection of the west line of Sanford Palme.to Avenue. tre, if you fail to rend these want MIRACLE 6 boat. broken car on track, light supplier, cement work, sidewlaka, bail** PU R N tsirET)_nosiEn^sn7d~ih irostEn^Stra ting him into the ring. tic side of the mujor league bnse| ,dj.. will he received and give pram iso of wholcsalejugads ench day. Two free tickets Xabbaye: Fla. 9, Colo. 3, N. Y. demand fair, market steady, Fin. I*OR SALE—Or rent—10 acres o f' Ave. with the north lino of Commcmal St. .Run exclusive,residential section of are given away daily to the per* ing btccks, irrigation boxen. J. B." Greb Going Back. Hopkins Shoe Shop It S. C. 10, Tex. 5t .\Vis. 17, total i-8 bu. hprs. $3-$3.25, Mexicd let­ ball clubs is presenting one of tfce glory of fistic titles. O f the eight citdus land partly cleared, house' Jtr0ns and collector sent : North 100 ft., W. 117 ft., S. 100 ft., E. 117., to Miami. House is of concrete con­ son Whose name appears on this Terwilleger, Prop. Greh has given unndstnknble Work Guaranteed. tuce crates $5. Buying Real E state in Sanford Is not a rich man’s game—It most difficult problems in baseball world s championships now held in and other improvements. Address! jtdy for payment. struction and contains three bed beginning ............................................. *— ___ 117 signs of retrogression since out­ 309 E. F irst St. 950.C8 Straw berries: No C-l arrivals, Ixed Vegetables: Fln. 13, A rir. psge. Rend the wnnt ads each -W o rd , 809 Magnolia Ave. I is for the man mf modest Income who wants to become inde­ circles th is winter in the form of more or less fancied securll>v»nlv rooms, sleeping porch, complete, day. CaL 21, La. 11, N. J.‘ 1 ,’n . y / ',UPP,,“ liberal, demand slow! the Urban Shocker case, on whb-h two seem certain to he retained pointing Johnny Wilson for the J. N. Whitncr Kit. l.ot 1, Blk. 2, Tr. 1 ................ .. 122.4 IIN- a t l a r . . 994.5(5 Lumber and Building M aterial. pendent; for the man who wants his home, a place his family middleweight title during the late SAUSAGE for sale—Pure pork i tiled bath with shower, large living Nr n l i a r 5, VbaJ , total 57. mnrket weak, Fin. reefers 40c-55c’ n decision is expected soon by when the New Yenr takes its cur­ FOR SALE—One 10 acre lot three! Mrs. Florence Hcnrdnll, l.ot 2, Blk.. 2, Tr. 1 ............ 29 Carter Lumber Company 235.(51 outdoor season nnd mny not sur­ Hr n l i a r sausage smoked with oaw wood, room, living porch, dining room, can point with pride to and la y “That’s our home.” miles south of Sanford. Eureka j CARLOT SHIPMENTS REPORT­ quart. Commissioner Landis. tain cajl. The exceptions are the vive the year ns champion. Wilson Mrs. Florence lleardnll, I-ot .7, Blk, 2, Tr. 1 ’.... 29 N. Laurel St. Phone 565. 4r n lia r 35c. lb., postpaid. No order nekitchen nnd breakfast porch. Com­ 235.64 FOUND—Opportunity to buy a - ED FOR TUESDAY. JAN. 1: Mammock—celery Delta. Address r. Atlanta, Ga. Start searching today for yoor future home among the choice and lightweight In a dispute over refusnl of the heavyweight ccptei for less thnn 3 lbs. Hatis- Richard Stephenson, M. D., West pletely and attractively furnished. len s: Light supplies, demand ht. Louis American League Club to championships, held respectively himself might even ho tho man S. O. Chase, Lot I, Iilk 2, Tr. 1 ............. ................. .70 J .Oranges: Fla. I l l , Cal. 34, tot243.77 short wave long distance UndiolHILL LUMBER CO. House of Real Estate offerings in Tho W ant Ad .section. ' to* displace Harry, since the former nte for b,aek facc typc’ faction guarnntccd. Mrs. Garage with servant’s quarters. Receiving Set cheap. Ask fo r j Service, Quality and Price, very slow, $1-12.50. uW Ho, # Enoch Lebanon, Ind. permit him to take his wife on by Jack Dempsey and Benny Leon- champion hus shown vustly im­ S. O. Chase, Lot 5, Blk. 2, Tr. 1 ....................... U 5 934.43 rates for consecutive Sanford's foremost Realtors every day advertise their best • Hawycr, Fifton, Co., R. D. F. No. Large city lot with cocnanut trees demonstration. IIof-Mac Battery ; Phone 135. Oranges: Boxes $2.75-8.1. Grapefruit: Fla. 81. Originators of :j to a the last eastern trip of the 192.1 arc!. 1 FOR proved form. A gradual improve­ S. Pulcston nnd Kddliggins, Lot 15, Illk. 2, Tr. !.... 115 934.13 HALF]—Orange grove nnd other tropical foliage. Owner Co. G rapefruit: $2.5(1. , 'Tomatoes: Fla. 5. Count six words to 0.. listings on the classified pages of The Herald. * * Ifcmpsey will stop out to anoth­ ment has been noted in this divi­ season, Shocker balked and wns terms country property. Britt I Chapmnn & Tucker’s Addition to Sanford Florida. Day Auto Painting6 desires to rent to responsible party FOUND—Pair of shoes. Please Reans: Demand slow, $1.60- suspended and fini*d *1.000. t* Cabbuge: Fin. 1, N. Y. 8, S. C. Minimum charge of FRESH er frolic with Luis Firpo during sion along tho line. To reach nil the people effectively—leave your Vnnd At at SPECIAL NOTICES supply of pepper tomato Realty C°?2*7m). . I, Tex. -I, toUil 34. * for winter season. Address Box Lake Front Improvement Company, Ixit 1, Illk. 1 The difference in rules on such the outdoor season hut the alfnir call nt the Herald office for , first insertion. AH ndThe Herald Office. Phono us to send for it or phone it to the Dundee nnd Lynch appear to he I nnd eggplant « seeds. L Give class ami beauty | 0 yonj Lettuce: Fla. hprs. $1.50. t^C elery: Cal. 25, N. Y. 2, to til 112, care The Sanford Herrld. Allen FOR SALE—ThreeHesirnblc buildvvilA l IS THE STATUS OF should mean less than nothing. It matters am ong the m ajor lenguc (Less South 25 feet) ................................... 97.7 same. 793.80 passe champions, also. Right now, . is restricted to proper Seed Co. Phono 248. Want Ad Department. • Cincinnati (Cloudy, 26 abate). mg lots located on paved street,! YOUR BUSINESS? clubs has complicated the problem probably will he one of jho«e there nre no surcessors In sight, J..I). Davison, the south 25 ft., Lot L Blk 1.... 25 V i m 1 0 ^ '+ —Jnn. 1st, one store 203.14 1car. Climatic cnmlllion easily Dog on Dec. 27th. Cabbage: . Arrivals Satur­ . 'o r Commissioner Landis, ntnkimr twice-told tale s, with Dcifipse) f '^Lettuce: Fin. 25,-Arlx. 2(5, Cal. ...... HARDY Australian Pines, stand worth $1,000.00 each. Owner will! ... . _ since . ---- -....... Expert will make up your In­ ttion. room on 2nd St. and Oak Ave., LOST—Collie hut age bents them nil. Dundee A. It. Marshall, Lot 1, Illk. 2 ..j................ -....A.*... 33 day’ “ 7, total 118. from 623 E. ,2nd St. Finder ventory—why cripple your buaiin 268.14 | taken care „ f. Oor m a |fr|j| 10 degrees. $25 per 100. 'John sacrifice for $*2100.00. Britt Real­ p ,y ?, r<!,.>i°rt * *’ Cnl.,1, N. Y. 1, the incident more than a mere winning even more decisively thnn also holds tho 130-pound title, . now occupied by A. & P. Co. Ap­ . of error The Herald plensc return to above address; re­ ncss when you enn hire this done. Mixed Vegetables: Flh. 14, Cal. I a. _, IJ cars on track including m atter of club discipline. ty Co. before. He may also g et around meaning little, nnd .that may be A. R. Marshall, Lot 2, Illk. 2 ............ .................. .. 33 ~ B. Beach, West Palm ___ p Bench, F’ln. ply Sanford Motor Co._________ 268.14 responsible for only one . 8. C. 1, Texan 0, total 23. broken, supplies light, demand ward. to the m atter of neenmmoduting wafted away coincident with tho Mrs. A. It. Marshall, I>it 3, Illk.* 2 ....................... Club Rules Differ. F]xpcrienccd in several lines o f 33 FOR SALE—DcSoto paints and FOR SALE—Two fine building 2158.11 decs ’ not check, FOR RF5NT—Nice front bed-room IARKET QUOTATIONS FOR slow improving. Mich., N. Y„ Pa. insertion, the adverManager McGrow. „ f the New Harry Wills, thnt study in rich moment he next steps into the Mnny properties In England arc merchandise nnd will contract blister or vanrishes a t Sanford Novelty lots, lobated on one of the beat | 117 Laurel Avc. John Ilallem, Lot 4, Hlk. 2 ........... 1........ ........... 2(5.7 Danish per ton $25-$30. Fin. 1 1-2 l »ck Giants, it is snid, allows fils sepia, and furthermore, he mny WEDNESDAY, JA N . 2: 210.95 still held on what seem to be the your work nt n reasonable figure. all subsequent inser­ W orlf, sole agents. ring with Jnck Bernstein. 154-tfc corners in Sanford, paving and «» Richmond (Sleeting 34 above). bu. hprs. pointed type $1.(55. I<OUSE for rent, S. E. corner 12th oddest of rents. The rent of ono C. L. B., enre Sanford Herald. Notice is hereby given to nhy and nil persons to tnIco their wives or not. not. At any rate Dempsey will tin in the wash ofT, A longw lasting, fThe Herald office should Mickey Walker, welterweight both sides. At bargnin. Lettuce : Ariz. 5, Cal. 11. 19 as they please, relying on his champion in 1925. Grapefruit: Receipts liberal, deNclf GRAPES, treTblueberries sidewalks BUNCH St. and Oak Ave. Inquire Uth estate In Sussex, for Instnnce, champion, is young, two-hnndod Ppcciid assessments against the various pieces of property above described heller job, than can See B ritt Realty Co.__________ HELP WANTED HOUSES—FOR SALE md slow, 4(5s and 80s, $2.50-$2.- cars on track including broken, stirct discipline to handle nny club fi«] immediately in case and blackberries—all varieties Beany Supreme. St. and Elm Avc, S. E. corner. M. takes the form of n pound of black he done cautions. He is under sus­ th at said assessments a re payable in full within thirty days a fte r the . supplies heavy, demand slow, m ar­ dissension. The Cincinnati■ Rods is even more supreme and suitable fpr home and commercial FOR SALE—Five lots located on Schneider. pepper ench year, while another n o n ; | Leonard .. One of every ten members of the pension here for failure to defend ..O ra n g e s : 126s and 288s, $2.50- ket weak, Cnl. crates Icelierg Ariz and Chicago White Sox, it is said. I 1 .Sanford Ave., opposite Rose FOR SALE—House and large lot WANTED—White woman, middle F’OR RENT—Store room, Com­ estate in Leicestershire Is paid for faculty of the Pennsylvania S tate planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ division. He had one plnusl- the title, liut when he does step above nnd foregoing special assessment roll Ims been equalized, ap­ with any other m.ller|aL "lock $l.75-$2. Cal, best $2.50. also havo no restrictions on the hie challenger in 192.1, Low'Tendorous, well rooted plants insure Court, each 56x130. Two of them in Rose Court. $1500.00. Terms. College is devoting virtually his out he probably will show some ol proved nnd confirmed or in fifteen equal annual Installments with in­ mercial Street nnd Park Ave. by a garland nnd th ree roses. aged or elderly preferred to Strawberries: 1 8o-qunrt ree­ poorer $2-$2.25. players wives. h r, but the latter was slapped sil­ the hoys how n championship W orkmanship of highest l)pe. | good early profits. For full in­ corner lots. Flnsy terms. Britt Rritt Realty Co. LOST—Gentleman's F’ountnin Pen entire time to research work. T hir­ Rent_$IO. A_Tnka_ch,_Pico Hotel. take enru of baby nnd keep home terest nt HVr from and a fter the time snid special assessments stand fer, tl-$1.25 i|unrt. lomatoes: Culm 1, 2 cars on The P ittsburgh Pirates and Do- ly by Benjamin Inst summer in formation and illustrated catalog Realty Co. In return for a home and other F’OR RF7NT—House with four I probnbly on Union Avenue. Re­ ty men nnd one woman nre invest­ Cabbage: No Florida cabbage on track, supplies light, demand lim­ trod Americans, on the other hand, such off-hand style ns to indicate should he defended. Walker, how- upprnvcd nnd confirmed. FOR SALE—Bungalows, house j considerations. igating problems on agricultural No. 9, write Southorn Adapted F OR SALE—Orange apt and efficient service. over., happens to head n division grove, 23 Best of reference ited, market dull. Cuban (5d turn- never perm it the players’ wives t j that the thing can be done a t will. DHiUket. rooihs nnd screened porch, rent turn 422 Union Avenue nnd re­ conditions in Pennsylvania. building lots. All sections of A meeting of the Equalizing Bonn! of the City of Hanford, Flor­ Nurseries, Bartow] Fin. th a t bristles with class nnd any­ acres, -100 trees, location on lake, ceive reward. will be required and this will be mg ripe mostly $.1.26. . fifteen a month. Sanford Avenue, Baltimore (Clear, 27 nhovr). The rest of the field, if nny, h nrconiimny them, Detroit even bar­ thing may happen. ida. will be held at the City Hall nt 2:30 P. M. on the 14th 'day of V 6 k SALEJ—Egry Cash Register. twenty minutes from Sanford. AI Sanford. B ritt Realty Co. permanent place to the right par­ Gindcrville It. Takach, Pico Hotel, i Peppers: Supplies heavy, de­ ring them on training trips. , Lattuce: Arrivals since Satufsomewhere in the buck stretch Villa* Should Low. Cost $60 when new. Will sell good buy at $6,500. Terms. Britt FOR SALE Bungalow, close in on ty.. Address, care Sanford Herald. January, 1924, nt which meeting said board will hear any nnd all : day'* report Ariz. 1, Cal. 1(f, Fla. mand limited, market Weaker, $2Iifner hn.sehnll circles cite many . ..? f w'lr, chnVnpions, NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH Among the flyweights, Pnncho WANTED Palmetto Ave., *1200.00, terms. cheap, Inquire at Snnfortl Herald Realty Co. ’ 3, 23 cars on track including brnk- $2.50. instances where lack of harmony Mike McTigue. light weight; Hnr- J Vilin" I* kii'K by virtue of his complaints and objections ns to such special assessments, nnd will nt The new treatm ent for torn flesh, WANTED — Chauffeur. Apply Britt Realty Co. FoTT office. Beans: Supplies liberal, de­ among players’ wives has spread ry Greh, middleweight; Johnny *n, supply liberal, demand moderSALF5—5 acre celery farm, 7ELLANEOUS cuts, wountis, sores or. lacerations out of Jimmy Wilde. Tin* said time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice Chas. Hoffman, 1105 W. First St. f..ate tor good stock, demand iwor mand moderate, market steady.1tn tin* playing field, and criticism Dundee, featherweight, and J 00 tiled, nil equipment, good loca­ FOR SALF5—F]urnishcd 5-room FOR SALE—Ithndc Island eggs thnt is doing such wonderful work „ , however, thriqp has been nnd right; nnd when snid special assessments arc so equalized and j. for ordinary stock, m arket about hprs. best $2.50-$2.75. .. unfortunate ........ or misplnys hns Lynch, liaiitamweiglit, are m o st, bungalow, all imphivements, lo­ to r netting, 15 eggs for $1.00. tion on hard road, close to town, n in.healing is the Horozonc liquid outpointed by Frankie Gcnnro, Madam Harriet, '.Steady. Cal. crates Iceberg host Straw berries: Supplies light, de- threatened to lead to ill-feeling likely to pass away. McTigue rcadjusted, same will then stand confirmed nnd he, and remain binding bargain, terms. Britt Realty Co. cated on Palmetto Avenue, at a Mm. Ellsworth, Rcnnlull Avenue. Delinquency in studies decreas­ quit), powder combination treatm ent American tiBeholder, and thus t»r Beauty I’nrlor. .• ,W-50-$2.75, few higher, fair $2.25. mnnd slow, market weaker, Fla. among the plovers. I Idly doesn't belong a t all nnd will has bargnin. See A. 11. Hamrick, Pig- ed CO per cent last yenr nt LawSanford. Phone 3.703. 83-tfp Lykffhi.s Auto Renewal The liquid Hormone is a powerful declined further relations with liens upon the property agaim t which said nssennteuts are made until I Ariz. Cal. crates $2.40-$2.76. Fla. pony reefers 60c-60c, mostly 60c. Mobley's Drug Store be knocked olT by the first likely the latter. Staler Takes Stand. gly_Wiggly Store._______________ ^rence College, Appleton, Wis, It is AUTOMOBILES AND antiseptic thnt purifies the wound T h e loss of u title h e r e pafd in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. I l l of the City Knnforil, Klorlita. J n n . 1. 1921 System Eggnlnnt mid Peas: Supplier 1-1-2 bu. hprs. Big Boston best Lrk Avc. I’honc 245. Tim announcement th at Mann— ____________ _____ * A s r e i |t i l r n l hy S cctlm i 12. t ’liap- I. of all poisons nnd infectious germs, FOR SALE—Or lease, business believbd by the college authorities Commission of the City of Hanford, Florida,-adopted on the 10th day of I fl.25-$1.60, few $1,175, poor 50c- limited, too few sales tr. establish gor George Sisler, of the Browns, REPAIRS I«*r 559(1. la t w s u f Ulnrlilii. I will I” * 'w h‘ i le " the Horozonc powder is the property on First Street. Britt that the improvement was largely In 7JVJ market.* . . ji2l N. Orange ED—Customers to save December, A. 1). 1923. w in g places, oil the i l a t c ' gre would not ngree to the sale or Assessment per foot frontage ...... .............................$6.33 * , the fesult ot freshmen courses in an ilt h eb eftowl lo MORE b a r g a in s . rent healer. There is nothing You can find the name of every Realty Co^ SEED POTATOES e e n t h h o u r s s e t n f t r Gift Tickets. One with Chicago (Clear, 31 above). Beans: Ono car since Satur­ trade of Shocker is believed to . 1922 Hupmobile touring. e a c h , f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f CMeelvItiK likee it on enrth for speed, safety <SKAI') I- R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. „ * M thi) T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. live Business Man in Sanford in Lettuce: Ariz. 2(5, Cal. 25 Fin. 1 point the way toward a settle­ 1.00 purchase nt W ight’s. day’s report, Florida’s, I broken F’OR SALE—At n bargain, 5-room how to study. T a x I t e t u r n s f o r t h e y e n r 1921: J . A . H END ERSO N nml efficiency. Price (liquid) 30c, Lexington Lark (sport). Connelly’s Park, Hanford, Florida. since Saturday’s report, 89 i c a r on track, express receipts very bungnlow with sleeping porch, cars ment of the dispute, although t l e n e v a —J a n u a r y 17th. Iicoo A. 60c nnd $1.20. Powder 30c anti 60c. this Column each day. Dodge Screen commercial. FD—One Thousand CASH • > I light, market about steady. Flu. on track including broken, supplies i Shocker Ims insisted be be de­ Spalding Rose Flour nnd on Palmetto Ave., four blocks from WINTER COUGHS AND COLDS M. to 7:0(1 I*. M. Feel Preliminary I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I E I I I I I I I I I I I i i i i i i i i i i i i i . . . . — Sold hy Union Pharmacy. Four Dodge tourings 1921. O s c e o l a — .In u n a r y t s t h . |i»:uo A. ntrs Daily: Beginning B hu. green best $2.50-2.75, few $3, liberal, demand slow, market dull, clured a "fre e agent.” Bliss Triumph in Rags or First S t .. $3500.00, small payment With the changeable weather M. to 7:00 I*. M. Description Dodge Roadster 1919. F’rontnge. The L. Allen Seed Comi.fa lr $1.73-$2. * J-nl. crates Icebergs -| 1-2 and _______ . Bushel Boxes. oGod for down, balance like rent. Britt which we hnve at this season of C h i i l o o i n - - J a n u a r y 21st, 1n :ihi A. . Connelly, The uir is full of things you Nash touring 1921. 131 bezin operating on n f Cukes: Express receipts very larger $2-$2.25. Ariz. $2.75-$.!, M. t o I2:nn M. (able also.' • • 71 $378.43 Realty Co. . tell year coughs nnd colds nre very ( i i i h r h l l i i — J a n u a r y 21st. 1:00 I*. shouldn’t miss. Get n radio. mnnd Two Reo speedster trucks 1922. ■basis exclusively und nre . Connelly, : W 5ti demand poor, m arket very , smaller $2.50-$2.75. m oderate, m arket steady, 7 no |*. At . FOR YlALE AT A BARGAIN:' prevalent. Be prepared for them. i t 378.13 a l |our prices for the New ; dull, no sales. Peas: No Fla. suplies. . National touring 6 pnkscngcr. Ariz. crates Iceberg mostly $2J a n u a r y 22ml, 10:00 A Sanford Novelty Tvyo story dwelling, six rooms Have n bottle of FOLEY’S HON­ M.Ovlcilo— . Connelly, Three Light Ford Trucks. Tomatoes: Fin. 8, Cal. 1, 9 c a n $2.50, accordance to enable the . Eggplnnt: Express receipts (•• 7:11(1 I*. M. CHASE A CO. 378.43 STANDARD few best $2.75-$3, poorer EY AND TAR COMPOUND and two fireplaces, bath und con­ A t t n m o n t e —J a n u r y 27rit. lo:oo A. Thre worm-drive dv'ord trucks.’ on track including broken, sup­ ltt, demand fnir, m arket steady, to save muney by pay. Connelly, ONE BIG PHONE 536. venances, large yooms, paved handy, nnd with the first sTgn of a M. t o 12:00 it. . 378.4.7 Two Ford Chassis. * ’ Fla. pepper crates fancy $4- f 1.50. plies moderate, demand slow, m ar­ SI.25. Southern receipts and de­ Works for merchandise handled DESIGNER KW0 ui - J a n u a r y 23nl. I :o0 l*. , Connelly, streets, $.1,000.00, ono-haW cash. cough or cold take a dose anil pre­ i t . I. 011 : /-Peas: Express receipts light, ket slightly weaker, Fla. (5s re mand m oderate, rnnrket steady, Olds 8 touring. 7 passenger. to 3:"o I*, i t . 378.43 This principle will absoTABLE vent a serious nilmsnt. FOLEY'S Connelly, A. I’. CONNELLY <fc CONS. I.a ltc M a r y — J a n u a r y 21th, to;tlo ■apply holdovers liberal, practical­ Dodge 1922 touring. be deviated from in 378.43 Patterns ^Penpera'-1 ^ ' '*2 IIONEY AND TAR COMPOUND) A. M. to 3:00 I*, it. ()f l-rmnnmlti ....__ 8$ |cotwhatsoever) ly no good stock arriving. BETTER BABY CHICKS: PinoV. C. COLLER, Prop. i ip p t r s . Y1 'S car on track, sup- *175 r,.w,,u- h,,rs* o„ ni« Boston $1Connelly, Three Dodge tourings 1920. •• ' rcmnonls serges F ’OR SALE—A ttractive income I a o l a — J n n n o r y 25th. 10:0(1 A. it. 378.43 ■■ hns been the stamlnril family cough i t o 'I2:oo Peppers: Express receipts plies, demand nnd movement mod-! n. ’ , fcreeze, White Leghorn Chicks Chandler touring, it. jff-operty, rental $4,800.00 per Connelly, silks and all kinds remedy for over 35 yenrs, bring­ OR SALK—Ten room are sired by.pedigreed males from Roninine. Fla. 1. supplies nnd to 10c o n ro e J a n u a r y 25th. t'.oo 1*. M. , J fh t, demand limited, market duH, crate, Fin. steady crates $2-$2.25 378.13 General Shop and Mill Work Two Ford tourihg. year, price $20,000.00. A. P. Con- ing prompt relief nnd when once t o .M3:00 Connelly, I*. M. 'V here you find what you arc looking; iCorncr Oak Av’enue and Cukes: Fla. 2, 1 car on track 'Icnwnd moderate, m arket steady, Fin. pepper crates fancy $2.25cotton goods high record hens. Eirffs perfect­ Cards of Sanford’s Reputable Velie touring 1922. 378.13 1 nelly & Sons. A. VAUHIIN. | $2.75. used you will never he without it. *t Apply W. Long, ly hatched by modern incubators. liroken, light supplies, demand ami F’l-. $1.25-$ 1.75. Connolly, Contractor nnd Builder T a x Assessor. Dodge, Graham 1 1-^ ton truck, . Professional >7en, each of 378.13 fr.r and at pricca to suit your purse moderate, Sold everywhere.—Atlv. Avenue. Squnsh: Express receipts light, movement THE MYSTERIOUS Witness a t I, . . . . ------v—. market Vigorous chicks, true to strain, Connelly, lluick touring 1919, 7 passenger. PePP®™: FI". 9 .demand slow, FOR WORKING WOMEN ^ whom, in h!-t chosen profession 378/43 I practically no demand, no sales. lightly stronger. Fla. sq. bu. crat­ mnrket the Milnne tonight. Free tick517 Commercial Street a hundred; $180 a thousand. dull. Fin. B e lls fancy $1.. Ituick touring 1918. The l>est of workers get out of the Herald recommends to the Connelly, 5NTS WANTED $2(j Strawberries: Express receipts es fancy $1.50-$5, choice $3.50-$l. <5-*2.25, choice $1.50. c’g at Herald office for Mrs. Stella i 378.13 Immediate deliveries. Order “bet­ Dodge 3-4 ton truck. sorts when the liver fuil* to net. Connelly, F.ggplnnt: No C-l arrivals, no THE PAINT WE SELL liberal, .demand limited, market j Arlington. Pens: Fin. I. Fin. express 1 baby chicks’’ from Pinebrcczc 378.13 fS-Mnk nnd sell my car- ter They feel languid, hnlf-sick, “blue” people. . unsettled, Fla. |mny reefer 40c <it., ears on track, supplies moderate, ear. light sunpli.w, demand light, IS Kdgcwood. Sanford, Florida. A good, clean i Fnrm, Callahan, Florhla. Some of these cars were trailed nml discouraged and think they mover. •omo unsold, ntnrket weak. itemund nnd movement slow, niar- market steady, Florida fair 1 1*2 are getting lazy. Neglect of these . ........ ate business; good profits. FOR SALE—Oranges, 50c, 75c and in on new Dotiges. Most bf them th "in to adopt George W. Hall and • Cabbage: Fla. 3, N. Y. 2, H. (.’. •!!^.Jv*nk* p,h'* crates, large sizi* \ hi. hprs, largo sizes $2.50-85. 5-nk Swope- Douglass Inc., Lot 11* . $378,71 Wilson Welding & Radiator symptoms might result in n sick (McDaniels, Box 601, Home$1.00 per 100, grapefruit $2.00 have been left with u.r to Ih* soltl Mntliclinll, minors. o, 12 ctfrs c’XjMrlt ti to arriv e, sup 5-.7r»-$.t, small low ns $|. hprs. largo $.7.50-81, Cnl. std. let, Swope- Douglass Inc.] Lot l g y t l f j r 378.43 spel ■It, therefore the sensible course nnd $2.50 per 100. U. T. Tiller, ami applied on tho purchase of plies , liberal, No arrivals,1 • e a r on ture crates, large sizes $7. Works „ , demand — limited, , Means: . Swope-Douglass Inc., Lot *13 ..........” ...... 11th tiny of December, A. is to take a dose or two of Herblne. George A. DeCottes new Dodges.” They are all real l)KThis 378,13 Paolo.____________________ ■ movement light, market u n ’etiled. 1,n “'k broken. suppliej; upslerate, •■ • I 1. •r/JIv’' 1*11<| 192.1. Means: Fin. 17, 2 ears Fin. c«*- Swopo-Doiiglasiv .Inc., I/*t..l I ...... JL. A. Attorney-at-Law It is just the medicine needed to "It it’s Metal wc can weld it” ■578.13 FI*. 1 1-2 bu. hprs. $ l.3 5 -$ |.to, s ’ ill mnnd and movement slow, mar­ press, supplies nnd demtind nmdFOR SALE—200 Tangerines,*V«I- good, having been reconditioned. HANS ANONSEN. purify th* system und restore the Terms to those who can establish Over Seminole County ........ 1 C. Wakefield few sales $1.25-$1.10 ket weak. 7-M Ini hprs. wax $.1-$;|,. crafe. m arket steady good stock. Swope-Douglass Inc., Lot 15 . -oiuiia Lu (lira Hung, Jaffa, und ' 378.1 ;1 5E0R RENT .RAGNA ANONSEN. HANFORD, FLORIDA IT DOES NOT CRACK, . vim anti ambition of health. Price * Stfnfe* ‘of thetd *diti*rf *dun 12-2(7-27-1 -.7-10-17. Washington (Clear, 29 above). 60, green $l.50-$3. Rose Court Addition to Hanford. Florida. Bank Grapefruit buds. II. T. Tiller, diVilit*.' I"1, green liest *2.75-$.'!. •5<)c. Sold hy Union Pharmacy; r — T w o ho ekchnngetl for real estate im­ Squash; N„ c .i arrivals, no -5 (<few REEL, NOR BLISTER, OR nice furnished Lettuce: Fin. 3, Cal. 3. s cars $.7.50, poor low ns $1 Rose Court Inc'., I.o* 50 ..................... Sanford, ------------ Florida NOTICE. , Ikrtj. mg or bed rooms $20. Paoln. 106.60 proved or unimproved. Diamonds on track ineluding broken, 2 brok­ V,rH °V ,rn.ck. supplies moderate, CHALK OFF Straw herries:( No r . | arrivals, Rose Court Inc., Lot 81 .;......... ......... f I’. *NEW hospital tent 20x30. C. MONEY The annual m et’irjr of the ith. 312 or 314 F’.ust 5th en. liberal supplies, demand moder­ uemand and movement very slow, liberal supplies, demand slow, or anything else of value. 378.43 Send this ml nnd ten cents to 4 Deal. Pabla. Fla. Stockholders of the Sanford Build-' A Full Line of Kalsomine, VarA. I \ CONNELLY & SONS ate, rnnrket steady. F’ln. N V Fla. std. crate* $(.. market weaker. Fla. reefers 40c- ( . J, Mai shall and W. T. Langley, beginning at Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., ing & Loan Association wi'l be held , crates Big Boston $l.75-*2, Cal’ SEE the Sanford Stove Works, <502 CO. SANFORD MOTOR aOc quart. F!stnldishcd 1908 the S. W. Cor. of See. 31, Tp. 19 H., R. 31 K. nishrs and Stains Chicago. III., writing your nnmo •f V|>i»11«*:■1 1«, ii f llr T u t llrril * Sanforil at its office, No. 108 Magnolia ] crates Iceberg mostly $.7. New York City (Partly cloudy, Ave. before buying Dodge Dealers. ......In fMIsly, 25 above). Real Estate, Loans and | .-.T .* , i.f I h r l i r n r r n l Run N. 1188.8 ft. tA Rose Court Add. to Hnnnnd address clearly. You will re­ Schellc Maines Avenue. 8 I’. M., for the purpose „ , 2.1 above). 3’ Beans; Supplies heavy, demand stoves. We will snve you money. Phono 3. Means: Liberal supplies, do. •f Ihr Hinlr of l-'lorliln. SOLD ONLY BY — ceive a ten cent bottle of F ’OLEY'S Insurance ef electing Board of Directors for I moderate, market slightly weaker, ford, Fla., thence East 150 feet, thence south We also repair stoves of all kinds, mand m oderate, mnrket l« h. t. t» itlven | h u t *J. A. ? **• market ,!’ BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! *:• LAWYER HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND Fta. 7-8 bu. hprs. best $2.50, some supplies ! it light, dull. light, Fla Fin. hors, best dark green steatlv, the ensuing yenr nnd for t h e ! Phone IH I0I-H Magnolia Ave. 6 i:. W hite, iitireliiiNfrs grafnnoias and sewing machines. 1188.8 ft., tiu nee west 150 ft. to beginning ..’ . ....,1163.8 0203.05 $.'!-$.3.Dodge Roadster. * poor low as v$ 1. for coughs, colds and hoarseness, lair considerable yellow, large sir. 2 5 .'onto green $2-$2 50. llrtllfl. i t No. (17. ilitle.l transacting of such other business | SANFORD PAINT 104-tfc — Court House Dodge Touring. . |niy iif .1it it... ft. i i t j i , hits Notice is hereby given to any and all |iersons interested in the Pens: Supplies liberal, demand $ I uLsn free sample package of F ’Ons may legnlly come before the , fakes, Eggplant, Peas, Squash* ' PrS‘ fanry ,2 -, “*r'°. vl'oice , Hudson Touring. ■I o r l i f h u t - In m y o ffice. REGULAR meals served nt the STORE fair, market sliglitly weaker, Fla LEY’S PILLS, a diuretic stimu­ meeting. I.iglit su polios, demand slow, special assessments against the various pieces of property alx.vc descrUm.l **»*•••• 'IM'licutlon f o r T a x Haynes Touring. the Pheonix, single ntenls, by Eggplant ; I car from Fin. sup­ movement light, market dull. Fla that said assessments are payable in full within thirty days a fter the hprs. few heat $2.50, poor $1.25-82.’ lant for the kidneys, nnd F’OI.F’ . Y T. J. MILLER, President. Issii.- in u e c o n lu n c o w ith STEWART The Florist Fcrinps-Rooth Touring. Welakn Bldg. phone 303 CATHARTIC TAULETS for Con­ Peppers: Liberal supplies, de- plies ami demand light, market^ ‘•rates poor stock $2.50-*2 60 •U'l r* rt If ir a te «'m1iritn*n 111 ** tiny or week. Try them. Attest: * above and foregoing special assessment roll has been equalized, np- “■ “M Oakland Touring. s Cady, Fin. fancy ■ ■ M '‘•■ •“■rUini p r o p e r t y s i tu . n"M“'r«te, market steady, Flowers For All Occasions stipation nnd Biliousness. These $2.50-$.|/,0.1 Straw berries: Supplies” modIcrA. P. CONNELLY, S-mhi'.l- C o u n ty , I'lo rh lu . MELON Seed—Tom Watson. Irish KENT VULCANIZING CO. choice $2-$2.50. Fred R. Wilson proved and confirmed or in fifteen equal annual installments with 111- ■ ■ j J*ln. crates fancy mostly $2.50. Member* Florists Telrgraph De­ wonderful remedies have helped ate. no sales reported. 1 2-20-24-27- 1-3-lO-r.te *> f S\V*i. S ic . .It. Twp. ray, Kieckley sweet, Florida F’uCORNER OAK AND 3RD ST. Cukes: Supplies light, demand Tomatoes: linhnma 2. Fla boat Iciest at 8*5 from and a fte r tiie time raid special millions of people. Try them! Sold Lettuce: Fin. -!. Cnl. !». Aid/.. -I K Hi iicrcx. T h e sulil livery Association stauil ■ ■ fair, market strong, Pul. .«(, |,„ I A PHONE 17._______ _ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW from Bahama Id. *.’ llntf I... h,, ,| ;,t th<- flute of vorite, Ga. Rattlesnake. 1 grow I everywhere. approved and confirmed. »;« ’ rack includin'* hrak 814 Myrtlo Avc. Phono 2G0-W nntl save these seed myself, money pjjjj crates No. 2. $2.50-$3. No. Is. no !' "J1" " 1, fair, market steady. Fin tiemami demand slow, si SA I.E—Reo speed-wagon in ELECTRIC Cl/RLING IRONS .............. such c e r t i f i c a t e In movement li.*h» (’„| ■ First ^nlionttl Hank Bldg. sales reported. ^ meeting of the Finalizing Hoard of tlm City of Sanford, Flor­ ■ ■ " *':illon. U n less can not buy nnv better. 50 cents ro l!,,ri,.""k\\vrapped choice $.7-$.1.: first class condition. F!quipped' ■ ■ S2-7/*' F"*''* leafy $2.50■niric.it*' mIi .’i II Ik* rptlecitiFil lb. W. H. Thomson. Lloyd, F’la. V: Eggplant: Light supplies, de­ •' . -I >s 5>_-$2.2.*, liahamns i!s Sanford, ------------ Florida ida, will he held nt the City Hall at 2:30 P. M. on the 11th day of Vocational schools in nevera' for hus service hut never been mnn or young man for ex* Mirhigttn 1* I" law Tux ........ w ill Is$ r r ’ « > ar ?s' T , rn,U‘s I!'k’ Boston mand moderate, market steady turning wrnpned 21(is $2. $1.50 cities hnve assisted the M .70-52. f e w *2.50. Can be easily r*«'' rh.. ; s t h tiny o f J u n - EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and used ns such. January, 1921, a t which meeting said hoard will hear any and all Flu. crates $3-$|. • Lettuce: Flu. X n. 1921. Ariz. changed for truck of nny kintl. See Automobile and bike tires elusive agent of Jacksonville State organization of parent-teach­ Tomatoes: No C-l arrivals, no complaints and object ions as to such special assessments, and will at :: repairing. Call II. S. Pond, Sanford Machine Co. Strawberries: ■■ FKSS lm o fficial H lu n a tu r e Light supplies, •«. Western receipts moderate, deer associations by printing withour FL E. F!chols *nt Sanford Mattress Get our prices before buying ( ontinued on page (5. ■■ Itilf ih,- 19th d a y o f I»u- phone 225 or Peoples Dank. demand nmdernti . F’la. reefers said time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice ■■ charge its monthly bulletin for dis­ Journal in Sanford. Good pro­ ( i r n r r n l V l.rliln r . n i l M uller i A. I» 1927 179-tfc F’actory. Elton J Moughton mostly fiOe quart. M urks tribution in their respective ills and 1iglit; and when said special assessments are so equalized and ■ X i: A I )OI?lSGAMS. * Philadelphia (Clear, 20 above). SI* position for a live hustler. tricts. <'lrk I’lrctilt t ’f.nrt. ARCHITECT ( 'y l l i n l r r (arlm tliiK ■ Lettuce: Fla. 20, Cal 18, Ariz. K<’oV‘ n ' ^ion l',",K|,A" E" T' IIF " At I ...... ITV adjusted, same will then stand confirmed and he, and remain binding ■ .................... l-’lorltln. t o ti l - Ii Ik Iii -hI Mililer fu r ra s h will he held nt the nffiro -of the * i?KSen ,*r/.v>(il.l ?ioV I ion N No. ADOPTED ■■ Apply to 2, N. J. 2, N. V. 2. ' lo r n DAY Loos upon the property against which said assesments are made until ■ O' \ M W e e k s . I). IT. a First National Bank Bldg. I’h n n u 02 Sanfor) HI* a b o v e ilvserthi'i* p ro p e r ty Company, 109 S. Pnrk Avenue, in ■1-3-1"-17 -2 1-flic r „ «»F DECEMBER. A. D. 192.7. * f r o n t d o o r of t h " C o u rt I loll*" Romnine: Fla. 2, 38 cars on paid iu accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 108 of the City ■ ■ the City of Snnfortl, Florida, on Sanford, —--------Florida Seminole Hotel 105 Palmetto Avenue S a n f o r d . !• lo rida. ott .Monday. I-' pTit u u u i . a m , - jT%iT»:T I lie following is the estimated cost truck including !»r«•li«*|19 «|«*ni:in<! the 15th day of January. 1924, nt paving Sanford Avenue 21 Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, adopted on the 10th day of , '‘" ' I d itlven t h n t ttn- r n a r y lilt. 1921. lo-twrc-n the In* moderate market almiil steady, ■ ■ Phone 4H1-J •f 11:00 a n d 2:iin n'elurU lit III" d a y j the hour of 4:00 o’clock P. M., for »> Hi. u n t h o r l ty o f Hi.it December, A. I). 1923. .....F r „ „ M i„ ■u A. D. POTTER I ' h i n i r 199 -I'h u n r O N f “*• , ” ipter Garden Section, •1 "*•», "mutn to (icaevu Avenue. Coffee and Lunch Shop I ‘Irriithoi Issuetl o u t of tlio l i i n - , to s a t i s f y t h e said - x e c u t l o n . the purpose of considering such * z Uig Boston $1.50U'Miri s, v.-ntli J u f l l r l u l f l r |i a t " i l a t S a n fo r d . S-tiilnol" C o u n ­ ( S K A , *> , L . R. P H I L I P S , City Clerk. matters as muy he brought before MILDRED SIMMONS other sections some ordinary 3(1110 Cu. ytls. grading fie 50c ,* ' ' " r 8 e m ln u le U tiunly. ty Clorlilu .th i s t h " 20lh day of !>••QUICK SERVICE *» $ 1,000.00 S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T R O L L , P R E P A R E D U N D E R A U T H O R I T Y Jit. . "'•ij'1, - tin t- tif K eltru u ry cem tivr, A.. I>. 1923. 10 l.iii. ft. combined curb ami HELPED LITTLE GIRL'S COUGH •?LVl ’/i0’. '* *n‘u’s heud, $1.(55gutter (u> Site Teacher of Pianoforte r.. M. HAND. J ' " " o ' 1 »uhl e x e c u t i o n Is Dated this the 20th tlay of De­ O F R E S O L U T IO N NO. i l l A D O P T E D T H E M in i DAY 2.112.00 TRAN SFER $ Cul. crates Icelierg $J-$2 7". “FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR loo Lin. ft. flush curb @ :ifie ............. As S h r r l f f of Sem inole h 'In J titlu m -n l o f Miihl cember, 192.1. and Pipe Ort(an Tomatoes: Fla. 3. Nassau 6 5 O F D E C E M B E R . A. I). 1923. I COMPOUND is fine. My little 35.00 M H C o u nty . Klorldn. 1.. ?'1' ' *'' I" (lint -certain l . u r n l n m l I .iiiik I t U l a n r e l l a u l S. O. CHASE, Studio: Room 225, Meisch curs on trark including broken 32;>0 Sq. ytls. paving 61 $2.20 .... I 2 -2 0 - 2 7 -1-3 - 1 0 -Itc - girl had an awful cough. I got a I ', "'OlUf th e r e i n , w h e r e 7,150.00 The following is the estimated cost of paving C01nn1erci.1l Street HI Iiiu . S tiirn ac Attest: * President. 510 Lin. ft. stiirni sewer (jb $1.20 r Ai'i.fhain. I hi w a n t A h rasupplies light, demand moderate bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND Building NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING 612.00 from Palmetto Ave. east to Sanford Ave., and Sanford Ave. from Com- Na The very best Battery is an A LFR ED FOSTER, Hum '."rl tr u flln u mnrket steady. Fla. (is ripes,.wrup‘ 130 f.in. ft. stower newer <Ji $3.50 *iu TAR COMPOUND nnd gave her a |"»m llr .s Horse * Mute Uft.. OF STOCKHOLDERS OF SAN____ Secretary. 120.00 m enial St. south to First Street a width of 40 feet with sheet asphalt um pctl nnd turning wrnppcd, m»nu» l ‘ir>t ir r . " " I few doses and she was greutly re­ FORI) MORTGAGE LOAN U. H ry n n . I»eD ■ 30 Cu. ytls. Class II. Concrete 6i) $23.00 I ha (••vl.-.i u p o n t h e fo t. fancy count, $l-$5, ■1(50.00 '00 Cu. yds. grading (o> 50e ............... |,i„ E X I D E lieved," writes Clyde II. Henson, NH NOTICE OF ADOPTION. ........ $ 350.00 COMPANY. . M . a . m u m s . vi. it. 3 Inlets (T e $10.00 count XusHnu (»h turning ;m>| Mil »i,if " (M-tvIt: > Mnrlhrnok, * Virginia. The best (54 ft. of flush curb @ 36c .............. Notice is hereby given thnt on 120.00 Sanford. F’lorida. s p - e ln llx liiK In We re-chargc and repair ail S. 0. Shinholser _______ 22.10 ■ M ripe wrupptsl, wusty fancy count ‘*•'90 Lin. ft. 3" drain tile Oil $100.01) per M. tilui t " f S o u t h w e s t ti ti a r t e r it r n l t i i t'r tn s i r y U I . - ikm-m unit remedy for coughs, colds, Hoarse­ nn NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the 18th tiny of January, 1924, the ' '('ta r te r. S e c ti o n 5. 260.00 1080 Lin. ft. of concrete curb nnd gutter (S> 80c....... makes of Batteries •3, choice count $2-82.50 216s «i ......... 8(54.00 tV7'ti*coli*icy— — c h r o n i c a k i n u m i Taking up 1321 Sq. ness; relieves promptly anti effec­ ■birth M“ n * e an Ku»t. That in*pursuance with the Char­ undersigned will apply to the >'ds. Grouted brick and replacing 25-f 1.50. ’ H’ Contractor and Builder llluuil 'Umi .in-.. Ki-niuli- IOmcUMcii 2150 Sq. yds. paving (jd $2.ofP ......... ........ 1,900.00 j tively. FOLEY’S HONEY AND Inuh , " 1 s "hlfi live a c r e s ) ter and in accordance with pro­ Judge of the Circuit Court for name for fouot^itma in imu k Oi 50o ..... .............. trail Itli'-iiuiiitlMio. Cukes: Fla. I. light supplies fr a n . ■ F lo r h la , a s the visions of law, the annual mect- the Seventh Judicial (561.00 501 Sq. ft. alley approaches 60 25c RAY BROTHERS TAR COMPOUND has stood tho ttlflri- m u first \ n t l u i i n l llitnl* Circuit of ........ 12(5.30 demand ‘Jnn ford,-------------- Florida 1.1, .................. U ryant. Flngiuocring, Legal cxpcnies, etc., 8'd . c., , moderate. ..............Market steady, llu lllllilK test of time, serving three genera­ Florida, nt his office in Sanford, I,(i27.(m 250 Lin. ft. 12” storm sewer (d) * 1.20 ing of the Stockholders of t h e , riu . bu. crates fancy, some oidi......... 300.00 .lt,H 'I'.'fl!-* •"•feOy Klven Sanfuril I 'l u i l . l i . "ff' r f o r suio u n d seli j Sanforil Mortgage Loan Contpuny j Florida, for nn Order authorizing Phone 518---------------Sanford tions. -I Inlets <a> $10.00 . [ nary, $2.50-$3.50, choice *1.50-$1...... . 160.00 $13,860.00 1 Manhole rebuilt ................................ 10.00 2 3 . . j * Pr rs: FH'-- '*',1 car «n track Credit by 200 tonv rack <H> $1.80 3(50.00 300 Sq. yds. brick relaid («> 50c ......... W. J. Thigpen 150.00 unbroken, supplies light. ,1,-rnamI S E L L S IT FO R L E S S 100 Lin. ft. granite curb reset Qb 15c .... E XAirt n ia r k i t hliiflitly w r a k r r Kla 15.00 Real Estate ■ fl crates fancy *225-$2.50, poorer Total estimated cost $13,50(1.00 Engineering, legal expenses, etc. 551.(30 ■M , 25W| a")(f •r,° ’ choice $2, poorer $1.- To he Ixirnc entirely by adjacent property. FIRE, LIFE. AUTO O■ W vlukn I (lock -S q n fo /tl, Florida CO M E O N - T H E i Number of feet frontage ..... ■■ 2532.8 Insurance L A W F U L L Y N IC E . H U N T IN G tsE A 'bO N NOo TO T \ K E V/IL.L- O E O V E R : O N a, .B E F O R E b H E YF ‘b T D P S TAvLKlN'.’ IN R. C, M A X W E I* L fME; ^ O o o t' Real Estate mu Assessment per foot frontage lost articles, *nd perform many important tasks for you SHOCKER CASE IS DEMPSEY AND LEONARD ONLY RING COMPLICATED ONE|CHAMPS LIKELY TO RETAIN CROWNS THE JUDGE FINDS ..... ... .......... ....... AD RATES IT ’S EASY T O OWN - YOUR HOME 148 ...Phone... <( 148 ’HONE 148 Orlando Auto Beauty Parlor NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS BUSINESS DIRECTORY ^tima«e!K--”,"-----“------,--”-«-----««3SKpsss5Msss:::s:5S5!55s«!!«?«« :: IT’S EASY TO SHOP AT OUR STORE Si S3 PURELY PROFESSIONAL —----------- ----- --:_________ John B. Stetson Hats............... ...$7.00 to $10.00 Ladies’ black or brownOxfords c•rone-strap pumps, at per pair. ..... ..............$3.50 See the new style of Ladies’ Pattent, Suede and Satin pumps.....................7.00 and $7.50 Men’s Brown Dress Shoes, at per P a ir .....$3.50 iVlen^s Brown or Black Vici Kid Shoes at per l)air:r-:............................................... $6.00 Men’s Khaki Pants at Per Pair 1. .............. $1.50 36 Inch Pajama Checks at Per Patr...............19c Inch Host Grade Bleaching at Per Yni-rl .36 Inch Satinette, Colors Pink, Blue, Rose, Vellow at Per Yard..............................oo 72x90 Bed Sheets Each.............. ............... 98c 32 Inch Soisette All Colors at Per Yard........ 50c Curtain Scrim, White and Ecru, at Per Yard 15c SUNPROOF ’ARTMEN^ Wanted F. P. RINES EAT AT BOB AND BETTY’S Located in the Field’s Auto Top Biulding* 2nd door west of the San Juan Garage F eaturing Home Cooking, Home Made Pies and a good clean meal for 35c B a tte rie s |The Churchwell Company| Shorty Orders a Specialty By GEORGE McMANUS fINGING U P F A T H E R -tr. It s a Full Purse and a Good Time When Xmas Comes for Everyone Who Enrolls in Our Christmas Savings Cluh We want- 3 o i l 1 1 1 i t , t i n e ! e v e r y o n e i n v o u r f n n i i l v n L n v n m ' f s i n m i a 1 4 . . , : n k . . „ 1 . . « • ____± * 1 late money for Christ mas comeChrist mas by savin /sm all a m o u n tlT )/ easy stages. It’s so easy to M ve that yoa'will never m fss^ hfsm an ai" h“ t ’ M>“ " 1,1 Kut l,aek 111 a lllm', sum al1 >011 '’a w w»v«l which will be just like finding so much mJney! ... s S T R E N G T II o u ji and Insurance SANFORD,------FLORIDA u Cni,bl? yj->u and otl,ers lo accumua‘ Whcn SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. N T Y S E R V I C E------- B A N K 1 Got an Abstract hofotohuying property ** k>k — 1‘ R O G R E S S E. A. Douglass, Pres* .v a j; am - - • ■* . ... _ lJ* - ■ - (>•• ______ :___ _________ m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 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, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 03, 1924; <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/61fea2d9de573d265e39e201efeb37be.pdf 86f8eea950f555365b6219c1e37a0702 PDF Text Text E #i H K D P R E S 8 D IS P A T C H E S ORATORY IN FIRST SESSION THE HOUDAT RECESS Thirty Concrete Piers Have Finished—‘Others Made A t Of M Per Day. MEASURE BEING! CONSIDERED CONGRESS TRIES EN ADJOURN TO BLOCK SALE P ■ ... OFARNSTOMEX LL and Means Committee Reduction B ill i Tkr I WASHINGTON, J * ». 4 ,-C o n returned Thursday from its ntesi, listened to several n o i pent-up oratory, transact11 few routine detail* ana then - i d until Monday. ♦ with committeea at i 'the Senate and House are sled to yet finally into a i which will carry them up to jnment, planned for before national political convention jammer. , ,. . ■ • AdminintarUve Feature# I Work ou administrative features |the Mellon tax tax reduction bill I returned b y the house ways j nttnn com m ittee, which hopes bring forth lecialtaioh in 10 ( or two w eek s. The first appriition bill of the session, that the Interior department is to presented to the house next ttdiy and be followed by the sy and navy budgets. |7be Senate Thursday made antr ineffectual effort to elect a Jmnn of the interstate comj committee two more ballots, Nth and 27th o f long drawn contest between the. regular Iinsurgent Republicans and the craU, being taken without king the deudlock. The vot; stood approximately aa before, itor Cummins, Republican, a. receiving 28 and 29, respecsly, for re-election; Senator ilth, Democrat, South Carolina, tiring 31 on bath ballots, and stor Couzons, Republican, Mlch- 11 . [Nine insurgent Republicans and t two 1’nrmcr-Labor Senators 'ted for Senator Cousens, their Ircngth increased by Senator La dlette, Republican. Wisconsin, » has been ill apd returned to senate Thursday fo r the first this session. solution of tho contest is aked for nest wack. however, sluns Thursday centering plans to shelve the fight on Senate door and leave to the nmittee itself, temprorarily at the selection o f a chairman a temporary presiding officer. 1considering matters o f routine sine*) the Senate during the day ally provided fo r In (nvestign’ 1by the privileges and elections nitteo of the election o f SenaMayyflcld. Democrat, Texas, with excessive expend!and other irregularities. A pbcommittee will meet next Tues)iy to map out procedure. Tat Measure Considered, •cming consideration o f the slnistration’g tax bill the house ■y» snd means committee decidThursday . to .postpone,* ---P c . r until afit determines whether a sol­ * bonus bill shall be reported, * of many of the provisions ing a change in policy and of sections proposing changes in rates. Agreed as to what should be used us administrative features be taken up at onco, the comUec gave its approval o f the vision limiting capital losses to 1-2 per cent, the maximum now Tided for capital gains. It also "rmined that a corporation in ing its losses over two sueve years must offset them in luting its tax return, with *nds received from subaida*—8 stipulation in the existI revenue net but not carried the bill sent to the committee by • treasury. . {A*cu*sion of stock dividends retw in the committee, at tho Tgestion of Representative « y . Democrat, Illinois, asking "• Gregg, nn assistant to Scciry Mellon who is advising the nuttee, to drnfl an amendment Uned to exclude stock dividends m ‘ ho captisl gain provision of J proposed bill. Mr. Gregg drew up an 'amend'iit, action on which went over util11*Jator date, which he said, aid have the effect or making ' Xam derived from the sale of * ncsWel as a dividend or ac,y *rom the recipient wo dividend subject to the or;nry rates of normal and sur•« rather than to the 12 1-2 per ™ rat? "n capital gains. At the , f, t™*. however, he pointed mat in several particulars such amendment might work out unt*factorily, Gould Easily Re AvoKed. Th« amendment,” he advised Continued on page 8. Watch for Your Name If it appears on tho want ad page of The Horuld today, you will receive two freo tickets to tho pcrformanco “ t The Milano Theatre toJiinht. You may bo the ucky one. Read thorough*y the little want ads. FalreMId reMId Introduce* Resolution' Rato House Preventing Muni­ tion Sales to Foreign Nations Been the Work on Sanford's now yacht business is progressing aa rapidly aa could be expected, according to Superintendent Alvarez,who baa a large force of workmen w e lly enged in building forms and pourjr concrete. Already 30 concrete piers have been finished, he amid, and other* will be constructed as fast aa possible. Some idea o f tha prog­ ress that la being mado ia gained by the fact that 10 large forms Were poured in two nnd one-half hours Thursday morning, accord­ ing* to Mr. Alvarez. The capacity o f the concrete mixer is 30 yards per day and each form contains from a yarr • yard and a half o f concrete. Of f the 30 pfers already completed there are 10 o f which which* are 28 “ fret long and weigh approximately 4,500 pounds. The first concrete was poured last Saturday, accord­ ing to Mr. Alvarex. Thirty-six hours after the concrete is poured the forma may be stripped, Mr. A lvurex aald, and the pier* moved to one side in order that others may be poured. After a lapse of 30 days the piers arc then ready to be driven. There are 728 piers to be made, said Mr. Alvarex. He expects to begin the work o f driving the piers in the water early in Febru­ ary* Ip the meantime, he said, there is to be some dredging and fllUng in to be done. This -work will probably begin tho latter part o f January. An interesting pnrt o f the work that is now being done is tho preparing o f the stool cores for tha * * ' ‘InciVnse ere forms which tho strength of hto concrete piern. The'fram e­ work consists o f six steel bars held together by steel stirrups placed at regular Intervals. Within’ a few duys CO forms will have been built and then tho work of making from 20 to 30 piers per day will begin in earnest. E _ Work on Melho *tax Y , JANUARY 4,1924 SANFORD, FLORIDA* SINGLE CXMP1BS FIVE •t Tomaka Crew Seek Release From Bail J»r T t f A a steta fM l P r e s s ) LONDON, Jam 4— Greet Britain has asked the United Staten far release from bail of) 1be British snd Caasdlaa mem­ bers o f tha craw o f the British schooner, Tomaha, alleged r«m runner, which was wised, last November beynod the threemilt limit o f Nsw York. m eeting o f th e INDUSTRY HAS BEEN FINANCED c. OF C. FWDAYlLARGE CAP •Constructed By* FULL OF INTEREST Plant * Cracken Company TV MABEL NORMAND AND C. S. DINES IN SAME HOSPITAL Lake Makes Talk—.Traffic Rales Have Been Drawn, Is In Operation In 90 Days’ Reported Sanford secured another A feature o f Friday’a Chamber ant manufacturing industry.-! WASHINGTON, Jan. ^ - C o n ­ o f Commerce luncheon was a talk decision Firdsy momtaff r gressional opposition to the Bale made by Forest Lake in which he McCracken Manufacturing of American surplus army equip­ expressed his deep appreciation for pany to build a plant here, f e r J ’ ment to the Mexican government being honored by hia fellow col­ production of pipe in larffa Film Actress Undergoes Aa Oper erystaljsod Friday in the introduc­ leagues on the City Commission tlfe s , materially adding to Importance o*«!l tion in the house of two resolutions ation For Chronic Case bf the selection aa mayor o f commercial “ City Substantial.” by Representative Fairchild, Repub­ Sanford for another year. Appendicitis Announcement wna made lican, New York, intended to block Aa mayor for this city for an­ morning by Mr. McCracken completion o f the project if posother year ho expressed tho desire work on the plant will aible; The first resolution called LOS ANGELES, Jan. 4.— Court for the hearty cooperation o f mem­ once and that pipe will upon thn state department for full land S. Dines, Denver oil operator, ___ ___ bers of____ tho Chamber o _f Commerce C< information aa to negotiations for turned out from the new ei who was shot New Year’s night by in putting over problems thst will ment within the next 60 the sale to Mexico; the second Horace Greer, chauffeur for Mabel confront them from time to time. Machinery has been shl| would prohibit government sales Normand, film nctress, and Miss He praised the work that the body no time will be lost in ge of arms to any foreign government. Normand herself both are nursing * * ”the year Juat had done during Just passpasa- new enterprise underway. Aetfd After Conference Arrests Total IjftM And Fines To wounds in the same hospital It " axpressed belief that it Credit for securing this hn( Thursday night. Representative Fairchild acted AsHjnnt Or $19,815.50 Were would do stiil greater work during nnt Industry goes to the * after a conference with Secretary Miss Normand, who went to the 1924. Collected By OActro. dustries committee o f the Good Samaritan hospital Thursday Hughes earlier in the day. Neither He added that he believed th ^ Chnmber _____________ o f Commerce. This t night in what her pnyilcians call­ the secretary nor Mr. Fairchild 1924 was going to be a great one \mlTtee, headed by G. D. Thst Sanford police were especi­ ed a highly nervous state, Friday had anything to^ay for publication ally active during the year 1923, in the history o f Sanford nnd j was able to convince Mr. M' went under the knife for a chronic as to their talk, but it js under­ is evidenced by the annual report pledged his support toward making cn of the superior advent case o f appendicitis. Her physi­ stood they exchanged views as to of that department mada public Evariste Lucidl, pnpal audi­ it such. At the conclusion of his Sanford over other * cians say she is resting easily. the ’advisability 0if the arms sales by City Clerk L. R. Philips. ’ * Mr. Lake was congratulated state. tor (top), and Mgr. Aurollo talk to Mexico as a matter of policy and upon his reelection as mayor. Dines, with n bullet punctured The new industry has already . Chief o f Pnlico Williams, and his Galli (bottom photo), directorexpediency without influencing assistants made 1,899 arrests dur­ lung and n touch of pneumonia in A report from tho agricultural financed. It will mean the m ove­ the(r respective positions. the injured organ is doing ns well general o f tho Vntlcan, recently committee given by Mr. Hutchin- ment of 10 carloads per ing the year and a total o f $19,­ as can bo expected, according to During the day both Secretary 359.50 was collected in fines im­ 4g£ wero created cardinulx at a cun- sun was to the effect that a re­ tho beginning and the erai his doctors, but still is in a nervous Hughes and Secretary Weeks con­ posed by Municipal Judge J. G. quest was to be made o f nil grow­ ment of 25 men. dstory. condition. ferred with President Coolidge at Sharon. W. J. McCracken o f Siooa City,: \ ers nnd shippers fo r contributions different times and later Ramon The numbor o f arrests mode Greer, who admits he used Miss c f colory which will be given nwny Iowa has been manufacturing Ross, who was one of the Mexican and the offenses for which they Normand’* pistol on Dines, late to visitors at the Semiuolo county machine-made pipe for the p u t . I s ’ commissioners In the recent Mexico were made 'are as follows: Thursduy was formally charged booth at Madison Square Garden, years, his firm being tho oldest « City conversations which led to di­ Traffic violations .....................564 with assault with a'deadly weapon lie said thnt the committee in its kind in the United States. &a plomatic recognition of the Obre- Disorderly conduct ......_______ 531 with Intent to kill. charge of the exhibit hoped to have is tho bead o f tha McCraekeii 250 gon government by tho United Gam bling.;......... ................... The district attorney’s office re­ t two carloads o f celery donated for Machine Company, m anufaU ui*(l 230 of pine making machines used, ta States, called at the White House Drunkenness .................. commended that his bail lie fixed tho purpose. • 88 accompanied by Manuel Tcllcx, Liquor violation ........ at $10,000. He probably will be | In regard, to tho proposed counCarrying concealed weapons.. 20 Mexican charge. arraigned Friday. September Leads Wfth Total Of ! ty bond isauo to improve the roads|i^ ." J L * nUrp M throughout the Greer, again questioned Friday, It wan learned authoritatively Doing business without’ a li­ of Seminole county, President Ed- “ 2 5 ^ ’ ™«i» cense ...................................... flatly denied He ever had used $71,C2U— Building Activities Fall that the visit of the two Mexican warJ Higgins stated that a tentaBelow 1922 Marl;. Riding bicyclo on sidewalk.... habit forming narcotics. His state­ officials had been arranged by sec­ tivo plan for this had i>een drawn ^ Origin of Fire Will Remain Mys­ ment on this point, was brought out Vagrancy ..........— .................. pe Company and retary Hughes in order to permit up by n special committee but it is * C'oncr,‘ ° “ ipo Com Building permits issued by tiie tery Is Belief o f Superin­ Plants aa tho result of Dines’ nllcgntlou .n p r . at „ $300,0< . . . )0. P _____ Mr. Robs to carry out instructions Sanitary violations ................. Lcing held until utter the city bond be incorporated imedlately at San­ will be built immediately Greer must have full tendent. that urocr nuw been uvvu “ m m city rclerk’s v ----- ,roifico * i— tduring - " v* tiie year§ election. from Preaidcnt Ohrcgon and pay Operating car while drunk.... Destroying public property . of hop,” when he fired the ahots. /h ow Ihut u total amount of ford and nt Tnmpa, the coat of, respects to President Coolidge in Selling goods on Sunday .... The chauffeur also wont farther • was expended on building A committee appointed recently each to be mare than $70,000 a n t :, ___ »>• Tbi» A»a<M-latr<l P rt^ a . the name of tho Mexican chief exe­ Breaking and entering...-.’...... PEKIN, III., Jan. 4— Bodies o f into his record as n rubber heel i activities for the year just ended to draw up a set o f traffic rules to tho working capital will equal tMaU cutive. 60 far as could be learned R irgcry ................................... In comparison with permits is 1«! presented to the City Commis­ amount. Concrete bell and eearart 39 workmen still believed buried bqrglar. He said he und n chance tho visit of tho Mexiban officials Resisting officer ....................... L jicar’s sion far Its approval, reported thut pipe will be manufactured in *B In wreckage of tho Corn Products acquaintance, James Gallagher, *,nhad no connection of any direct Running over fire hose ___ much IhcnC rules Had been turned over sizes. tcred store In Oakland. In 1914, and. building was about hiilf ns muc 1J plant will never be identified if nature with tho arms sale. tui to. City Attorney George D. DoSkating on qidcwalk.. that Gallagher stoic of rubH H . ■ tor t A c 1922,^ The tott The capacity o f the plant whan , 5 1 they are recovered .according to a pair Turned Over te W «I m tor l92YMks $837,488. During that Cottcs, truffle ........ »• •*» 1- - * • 3 tircvnilimr anffilnfr complete will be 2,500 feet per prevailing opinlonf here. Only tWo bei* heels while he (Greer) was In authoritative quarters it was Assault and battery ___ ....... bodies had been removed at noon buying a pair of second hand yearr (fie First National Bunk It wns announced that J. T. Bod- day, employing 25 men. This will asserted thnt so far as the policy Cruelty to animals ‘ ............. building, ‘ BPuinh/y building and Friday. shoos. Greer said he was sentenc­ well, who recently bccamo a prop­ probably bo doubled within the making agencies of the government Soliciting passengers........... Meisch block were erected, which How Set Mystery. e d ^ ) 90 days but that he eicap- accounts erty holder and resident of this next 60 days. K. B. McCracken wero concerned, nothing had arisen Insanity ................. ...... ..... ....... for the big difference in How the spark was set will al­ city, has become a member o f tho o f New York City, a nephew o f to hinder completion of the plan Riding bicyclo without a light the- figures. Mrs. McCracken will come to San­ ways remain a mystery. Superin­ During the your 1023 the month Chamber of Commerce. to sell arms, rifles!and other equip- Discharging firearms ___ "... 3 tendent Lawton said he believed. ford with his family to besom* It was also reported that the . o f September was the ono in which ment to the Obregon government. Displaying fruit on sidewalk.. 4 Workmen never brought tobacco Rum Row Engaging plant manager. C. D. Wataon o f city s offer to the Atlantic Coast It was said at the state department Disturbing 'th e largest amount o f money was >ing holy worship.. 8 or matches to work ,and formerly Petersburg will be plant an* that the details o f the transaction! In Other Traffic expended. Building activity foi Line Railroad Company of $1,600 St. Were searched to assure no match­ porintendent. He will bring hi* had been turned over entirely to toward extending o f the brick thut month totaled $71,620. es wore carried. Later, however, family here to reside. Secretary Weeks. Whether ’ Mr. Cold W ave Averts The amounts o f permits as issu­ pavement for a parking space at U r T h r A M o r ls t r il f* rra ») it was said nn npneal was made to The new establishment w ill ho : Weeks' call at the White House was tho depot, hnd been turned down ed each month wore as follows: ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. N. Disastrous Flood the honor and solf-interest of the J., Jan. 4 (A. P.).-rState authori­ January ............ ..................$ 28,460 by the company. Round tablo dis­ located in the south western part, in connection with working out workers which proved more effec­ those details was not disclosed. 524)95 cussion on tho subject was held o f the elty, south o f the new car <ties claiming to have reduced to a February .................. tive. PITTSBURGH. Jan. 4.— Flood Frank expression was given at 30,165 without arriving at any definite de­ shops. Tne site embrace* aiz There wire one million pounds thin trickle the flood o f holiday March ............ acres on the Tribly branch o f tha. the state department to adminis­ waters o f the Allegheny and the of starch in buildings destroyed, llauor which hns been pouring April ......................... 25,050 cision as to what course tho city tration disapproval of the sale of the Mononguhclln Rivers, pouring which Chief Chemist R. F. Sherman asnore from Rum Row, have set May ...... 45,475 should pursuo in regard to the Atlantic Coast Line. The city o f Sanford has already agreed to . . . to ! into the Ohio, reached the crest inattter. arms from any American source said contained 12 per cent mois­ about chocking the smuggling of June ................................... 26,130 huild a bard surfaced road to th* 45,055 the Mexican revolutionists. While this morning, when the stage of ture. How starch o f this moisture diamomls, nurcotics and aliens, In July .......... plant. 27.3 feet '\’ns was reported reported at at Point 69,790 no embargo existed to prevent ex-" 27*?. Point content could have produced ex­ which the rum fleet and bottle fish­ August ......... VOTERS ATTENTION. Work will begin immediate!/ and 71,620 portation of arms from this coun­ Bridge by the weather bureau. It plosive dust sufficient to cause tho ermen are reported by residents to September ........... it is expected that, pipe will Jb« October ............ 41.H75 try to Mexico, it was said that the was expected that the Ohio would extreme damage done the plant, be actively engaged. According to information given , November ........................... 11J535 out Friday, voters may pay poll manufactured in less than Washington government strongly remain stationary until noon, when was a thing, ho added, that he Colonel H. Norman Schwartzk- December ............ the stream would begin to fall. 14,925 taxes now without having to pay weeks. Machinery has already I disapproved sales to the revolution­ opf, head o f tho New Jersey Stato The timely arrival of a cold could not explain. their property tax. This state­ been shiuped. R. A. McConviUe, \ ists and that such sales would bo As darkness closed about the ng of Total .............. ................ $453,175 ment was given out in order to construction superintendent la enmade by Americans “ at their ow n 1annP during the night prevented workers, n train wrecker was still Police, and Major Kimberlin, correct a rumor that is prevalent route to the city to superintend risk.” So far the state depart-1w.h,,t **»« weather bureau expect- pulling cautiously at the wreck­ the Trenton headquarters, deccured ment has not been advised officially «*, would be one o f the most cBa age of five box cars, in which that these complaints have become Parker Case Occupies that the latter must ulso be paid the building. so numerous that they have plan­ Tho City o f Sin ford has assured •1astrous Moods in history *in »»>the at this time. that- arms • havo • been •• nine loaders went to their death ned to atation state troopers here Mr. McCracken of tho contract f o r Scores o f fnm- screaming According to Tax Collector John .h , u m t.d s u . . . t f v s s i a r s a r w j a prayers for help. Full Attention of Court I). Jinkins, many voters have been the nuw city sower pipe and orders their homes force of the derrick was not ex­ permanently. controlled by tho Mexican revoluSeveral Chincsa arc known to during the night und Firdsy werr in tho habit of paying their poll have already been secured to keep tionists. The case o f Frank Parker, tuxes at tho time thut they pay the plant busy for months. It fa making themselves as comfortable erted for fear the puli would bring have been smuggled in at Perth down the remaining wails o f the Amboy recently. ’ The authorities charged with having intoxicating their property taxes and for *hut estimated that 150 electric horse as possiblo until they could return asserted also that many shore liquors in his possession, occupied reason some voters hnvo become power will be needed to begin oper­ to their mud damaged houses when ruin. Flood Threatening ations. $* \n rum-runners were transporting the entire morning session of the confused in the mater. waters recede. With the cold snap Cincinnati Regions Jchc-king the flow from countless Santa Ana Attacked narcotics to New York, Philsdcl- county court Friday and was con­ Those who have registered on The now concern bus already Jersey City, Trenton, Newark tinued through the afternoon ses­ the city books may qualify for tho been finunced by Mr. McCrmclreiu little streams, the flood was confin­ Strange Malady phis, sion. and other centers. Mr Th<- Auiirlnlnl rrr«». ed to water nlrcadv held by rivers, By city fl bond election by - .paying tying their No stock is for side or will be o f­ Mr. I'arkur, it is charged, was poll “ w e know diamonds are CINCINNATI, Jan. 4.—The un­ causing considerable damage. The taxes and this may bo done up fered fur sale. The shipment o f llr Tin- Auw liilril Prras. expected cold wave which swept mills huvo been compelled to shut smuggled into Highlands. Water- tho owner of several cases of im­ nnd including tho day before raw materials coming to the plant Cincinnati Thursday and sent the down. LOS ANGELES, Calif.. Jan. 4.— withen and Atlantic Highlands,” ported liquora found on his pre­ the election, it was said. and pipe leaving will lie 10 car* par ■ md m rn with, .................... mercury down to approximately 10 Fully 1,000 residents o f Santa Ana said Sargeant Tighe, assigned to mises by officers in November. He day to' begin Mr. McCracfken degrees above zero prevented the 35 miles from here have been tem­ this phase of tho troopere1 activi- is said to have denied that they »n id Frida)y morning. LOCATE OFFICE HERE. threatened serious flood which Bandit Shoots Man porarily incapacitated by an epi­ tlefl. “ They aro too cheap tnHere. belonged to him. “ We picked Hanfurd heenuso o f During tho morning session, might have resulted In thousands demic which physicians are at loss Persona suspected of being in the R. W. Griffith o f Huntington, the excellent shipping facilities,” Protecting Fiancee court adjourned while tho Jury o f dollars worth o f nroptry dnmto explain, the Los Angeles Times rum business aro offering dia­ W. Va., and E. W. MUlican. Jr., said Mr. McCracken,” after inves­ age, according to Weather Fore­ said todav. The strange malady is monds at ridiculous prices, and one was taken to the home of Mr. Par- compose the firm o f Griffith-Milli- tigating many places along the east n r T h r A im tw in I Ml I ' f m . kur nnd was shown the location caster Dcvereaux. The Ohio river apparently not serious, its victims * lde<f that “ Sauford’a PASADENA. Calif., Jan. 4— Wil­ recovering usually, within a day of the biggest men in the trade is whore the liquor is said to huvo can Company, which has opened coast we decided at this point early Friday regis­ reported to have boasted—even to an office in the First Nutionul Continued on page 8. been found. Witnesses for the tered approximately 52 feet, flood liam Jacobson, 28, was shot and or two, according to the Times. Bank building at room 403. The the police—that ho can get dia­ irosecution were Sheriff Hand, offico o f this .firm wns formerly stage, and ft was only the cessation killed by a bandit e a r l/ Friday, monds duty free.” when he tried to protect his )eputy Walker and Chief of Police located in Orlando but upon Mr. o f heavy rains of the past several --------------------- 1------Williams. days, followed by the cold snap fiancee, Mias Ethel Todd, 18, from Ohio Manufacturer Griffith’s decision to mnke this the man’s advance* after the lat­ Mr. Pnrker is being represented city his home .it wns decided to Find Old Coffin that prevented the stream from Probed A ll Night YOU W IL L SA VE ter had held them up and robbed in the case by Attorney Ackerman move the office to Sanford. Mr. rising to 60 feet, he said. them. o f Tutankhaman o f Orlando and the prosecution is Griffith nnd associates will build lljr Thr A a a a rla lr d F rrsa. being handled by Schelle Moines. REAL M ONEY BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED. n 200 room hotel here us has been CANTON, Ohio. Jon. 4.— Louis O ljr T h e A a a oela trd P r r a * )' Resigns To Avoid previously announced. £ . Griffith, Jr., Canton Manufac­ By reading the Spec­ n r T k f A M IK -In fn l P o m ) LUXOR , EgyptJ n n . 4.—The BUILDING PERMITS DOUBLED ...JACKSONVILLE—Three thous­ Being Executioner turer,-was released from custody Sarcophagus of Phsroah Tutankha­ ial Offerings on the C. OF C. PLA^t MEETING. Friday lav morning after being _ ques. and four hundred forty-three MIAMI— Building permits for men has been found in that Mon­ grocery page o f The tioncu practically all nigjht regard­ Beach issued building permits calling for an es­ arch’s tomb in the valley o f Kinks, thin city at\d Miami nr The AMwIsttil Prr«». COCOA— A meeting here o f the Herald today. ' " * “ “ lit timated, expenditure of $7,536,567 HUNTS VILE. Tex., Jan. 4.— ing the death o f Miss Ruth Hun­ it was announced Friday. The in 1923 almost doubled those of were issued in this city during Captain It. F. Coleman, warden of ter, 18, whose body was found long sought treasurer o f anti­ 1922, reaching a combined total of Association of Chambers o f Com­ used road quity lay within the fourth cas­ $114149.160, which was $5,218,717 merce of the East Coust o f Florida Sanford’s lending 1923. Other statistics show tho the state prison here has offered Thursday on a little city’s bank clearings totaled $632.­ his resignation In preference to near here. ket. It is o f white and ret} granite. above the preceding 12 months. In lias been called for January 10. merchants arc offer­ 380,323.73, an Ihcreasc over 1922 remaining as it will be necessary Miami the 1628 permits totaled $7.­ K. G. Sewell, o f Miami, president ing low prices and NO MUNICIPAL COURT 163,566, wihle those issued at Mi­ o f the association, has sent out an o f $8U)00,000; exports valued nt under tho hew state law for him JAX WANTS CANAL. good service. imports $7,187J)37. ami Beach reached 84,185,000. Ex­ urgent request that all members o f snd Imi . . $0,04# 01, ai ................ to become state executioner. (Hr The Aaanelalrd Pr*«a) The city’s cash balance at the end cept for approximately $1,800,000 tho organization bn present, and The Friday morning session o f JACKSONVILLE — The city dovoU-d to office building construc­ he has suggested thut tho secre­ Your Sunday dinner pf the venr was $2,852,411.07. Municipal Court was dispersed Y. M. C. A. CONFERENCE. with bv Judge J. O. Sharon be­ commission has adopted a resolu­ tion, tho permits Issued were tary also send invitations to Key will lie a success and REBELS TAKE OIL. cause there was only one case tion calling attention o f congress largely for residences und apart­ West and Jacksonville to have rep­ H r T k r A a a u e t a lr d will cost you less if resentatives at the gathering. 1 TAM PA— From 800 to 500 boys scheduled to be tried. This ense to tho need of a canal at some ment houses. n r T k * AariM-Inlrii P rn<) you buy from adver­ 1are expected to attend the regional was continued until the Monday point below Jacksonville thnt GALVESTON, Tex., Jan. 4.— All older hoys’ conference o fth e Y. M. session o f rourt. would connect the St. Johns River CONFESSED SLAYER DANCED MINERS TO MEET IN JAX. tisers on the Grocery o f the Mexican oil (fields are now C. A. here on January 18-20, ac­ with the East Coast canal. Page. in possession of the rebels, ac­ cording to plans Being made for Mir The Amitrlnlrd l'rrn«t Copies of tho resolution will ho Hr Thr A in u r lilr il I’ rraa. MARKETS _ to official dispatches DL..... cording re- the meeting. Delogates will be in CLEVELAND. Jan. 4— Bitumin­ sent to Florida’s representatives ir. FOLSOM.. Calif.. Jan. 4.— A*ex ccived here Friday, by Adolfo attendance from Port Myers on the Herald rentiers get both houses of congress. It urges A . Kelt, confessed sluyer of .tn ous miners and operators o f Ohio, The Amih-IiUH Pres*. Jiminez from de la Huerta head­ south to Orlando on the north. the benefit o f the CHICAGO. Jan. 4.— Wheat, May that the connection should be made aged'wandering worker near Lodi. Indiana, Illinois und western Penn­ quarters at Vera Cruz. Boys botween 15 and 20 years of 1 07 1-2; July 1.00 to 1-8: Cora. at the earliest possible date and Calif., Sept. 12 last, wua hanged at sylvania will be culled to meet nt best that the market are are included in the "work which May 75 1*2 to 5-8; Oats, May 45 request is made “ that sufficient state prison here Friday mftrnin<r. Jacksonville, Fla.. Feb. 11 for pur­ affords— and save FORMER PREMIER ARRIVES. money be put in an Act or in what­ Ho went to his death smiling. lie pose o f negotiating u new wag • is under direction o f the Y. M. C. 3-8 to 1-2. agreement to become effective money ut the same disappeared the crime and . peared after ever Act such appropriations are A., the object o f whieh U to seek <Hr Thr AMarlatnl Trriwl . , made for a. survey w and. the his wife collected Insurance nn the April 1, it wus decided at a meet­ Tampa—Roux-Askew Lumber usually from time. ATHENS, Jan. 4 . - Former-Pre­ a larger representation mier Venizelos arrived in Athens schools throughout this section in Company making shipments .to starting o f work on such' canal be (assumption that he was deud him- ing of bperatore and miners Fri­ day. older boys woik. . Jamaica and Haiti in West Indies. doe nt the earliest possible date.” )self. early Friday. * *i l Sir Esme Howard, pressnl-British ambassador to Spaing will suc­ ceed Sir Auckland Geddes as British envoy to the United States. His appointment has been official ly confirmed. SANFORD POLICE iRMITS ISSUED TOTAL $453,175 MANY BURNED IN BIG PEORIA FIRE f L .U a ' l i < ■•.■ADit-'iu’ , 'r ’ - �jH f f p r . . • •• ■ . W . W W -' T ' - ' v . i r t k. ii .f ^ IX , • ^ i • , * t . ♦• . i l «. •* t 4 • • • A. • ■ ''? • V. * '• •• - '- 4 / . . ■ The Postoffk* to M ftt d*or to The Postoffice is next door to us Ha n f o r d , D, -------------------------------------- FLORIDA FLORIDA Our Famous This Is not just a sale— it is ati EVEN T! W e have taken our entire stock of high grade merchandise and radi­ cally reduced it for immediate clearance, regardless of cost. In piany cases these new low prices are lower than today’s wholesale cost! Come early— this extraordinary event lasts only as long as the merchandise lasts! Street, Afternoon and Evening Lot 1 up to $22.00 . Lot 2 up to $27.00 ’ ............ £ * | < Lot 3 up to $35.00 Q (| One lot Peggy Paiges Including Silks and Wools FURS COATS um Stone Martfn Chockers 529.50 and $32.50 Plaid Sport Coats a t ................................. $10.95 ami $12.95 grade Bolivia Coats, $29.50 values W olfrantl Fox Double Skin $29.00 and $35.00 grades i JUST ARRIVED SUITS AND REDUCED— SPECIAL Pleated Prumielas Crepdc De Chine Blouses— Large Assortment Colors °:c.'ot........ ....... $3.9! A f f and Values up to $9.50 One Lot Of Silk Skirts— Special Prices Brushed wool and sleeveless One assortment One Special lot OTHERS G REATLY REDUCED BLOUSES SKIRTS Special lot wool, tan and PlaFd Skirts up to $7.95 a t .............................. SWEATERS $19.75 SILK. ROSHANARAH AND SATIN CAPES Good Values 5’ ’ ■ One lot » . ' © /f Qj at ........................................................ Good Values MILLINERY One lot a t .... Values |o $5.95 One lot at ... $2.95 $4.95 Stylish Stout, Thomsons Glove Fitting, P. N Practical Front and Bicn Joilet Girdles Values to $8.50 OTHERS REDUCED ACCORDINGLY LINGERIE Extra Special Glove Silk Vest Extra Special Glove Silk Bloomers Kaysers vests, $3.95 grade Kaysers Bloomers, $5.95 grade All Pattern Hats at BRASSIERES 49c 85c grades 65c $1.50 grades OTHERS ACCORDINGLY HOSIERY Martha* l*F»ot, Knyser, Allen A and Rollins Glove and Pure^Thread Silk— All colors $2.25 grade . ' at ...‘................................................... $1.75 grade $2.50 grade $1.95 OTHERS ACCORDINGLY RADICALLY REDUCED 95 $1.25 quality Q «fFJL«v} A $3.50 grade $2.95 �US f,V; IN PASSING s BY R. 1. HOLLY •Y MARKET QUOTATIONS mand stow, movement light, mar- DICKSON - BY R. J. HOLLY. I WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2i ket dull. Tex. ripen wrapped choice The men who* railroad” have « m : FU. 178, C*L 46, tot- repacked into 6s, $3. my sympathy and my friendship nnreported l it , Fla. 1 boat. Lettuce: Fla. 2, Arix. 2, Cal. 1, at all times. Someway o r oth er,1 . rted 31st, Cal. 20. Total they sectp to have about the same ' i year 18,173, last year unavail- 27 c a n on track Including broken, troubles that an editor has a n d . demand slow movement slow, mar­ this means the railroad men from > . Grapefruit: Fla. 107, Aria. 1, ket about steady, Arix. Cal. crates the highest position to tho man ‘ 3, total 110. Total this year 7,* Iceberg 3s and 4s 82.75-33, Fla. N. who looks after the tracks. It Is a Y . crates Big Boston 11.76. great' game and those men who Cabbage: Fla, 16, La. 3, Mass. Beans: -Fla. 2, 2 cars on track, risk their lives every day and night N . Y. « , Ore. 1. **»• 3* s - liberal supplies, market steady, de­ deserve a lot o f credit and kind ; 20, Tex. 4, Wts. 21, toU l 110. mand fair, movement limited, Fla. . tBWp _ v . ,, * ' ' F M t Va. 1. Unreported 1st. Tex. hprs. best dark green 32.75-13, A . C. L. officials reinstated a bunch -. a Total this year 30,706, last pale $1. o f men who had been suspended' 30,036. Cukc3, Eggplant, Peas, Straw­ since last April for having w recks,' lery: Fin. 12. N. J. 1, N. Y. berries, Squash: Supplies light, no etc. It was a nice Now Yenr’n otal 34. Cal. 41, total 76. Tot- sales. present to the men and I rejoice 11 this year 14,640, last year 12,Peppers: Liberal supndies, de- with their many friends that they *42. mand slow, movement light, mar­ aro back at the old jobs again. . ■• Tomatoes: Fla. 6, total thin ket dull, ■Fla. crates 32.60 good Year 85, last year 31. stock, turning and red stock $1. And sponking o f tho railroad Jjfifttu ce: Flo. 60, Arix. 39, Cal. New York City (Cloudy, 44 above) men reminds mo o f ono man who T H E BEST OF WOOL GOODS A T '■09, total 307. Unreported 1st, Cabbage: t..nullage: Fla, Fla. 5, 6, N. Y. 8, S. C. nlwnys wears a smile even though 2 H a 4, unreported 31st, Ariz. 3, 1, limited supplies old stock, mar­ his Job is heavy with responsibility EXCEPTIONALLY L O W PRICES . gnreported 30th, Arlx. 0, 29th, ket steady. N. Y. Danish ton $28-, and thnt - is Chief Dispatcher K. 51,50 black woo! serge for..r ............. ................................... 89c A rix. 7. Total this year 6,388, last 336, new supplies light, demand L. Peck, lie is a busy man day Year 3,114. fair, market steady/ Fin. 1 1-2 bu. and night, but I never have asked 91.25 green French serg e lor............. ...................................85c Mixed Vegetables: Fla. 32, Cal hprs. Wakefield 31.25-31X0, S. C. him for a favor that ho did not ?1.75 black wool serge for.....................- ......................... $1.29 ■■, Colo. 1, La. 10, Tex. 1, Va, $1.10-31.26. grant it and it was some bother to $1.25 wool poplin for....................................................... ......89c total 64. Unreported 1st, Aid. Tomatoes: Fla. 1, Bahama 3, him at. the time, but ho nlwnys Miss. 1, total 4. Total this Fla. boat 3 cars, Bahama Id., 32. comos up smiling and some dny I 92.00 green wool poplin for.......... .....................................91-39 ■ ir 23,803, Inst year 10,676, Market dull, demand moderate, hope he is made president o f tho Just 10 years sinco the Dickson-Ives 92.75 twill serge f o r ............. ............................................. Not the old thing with the casual senti­ ARKET QUOTATIONS FOR Fla. tls turning wrapped, fancy Atlantic Coast Lino. His r.mllo is $3.75 storm H 01 * 1 ^ 1 3 fO l*» » * * * • # • a • • • • # • * • • «■ • • • • v # J * r 1 5 Company came out with its first January ■ THURSDAY, JAN. 3: count $3-33X0, choice count $2-32.- worth a million dollnrs. ment o f good will—but a real true, heart­ Fi*cnc]i Bcrifo f o r . . . . . . . . . > • ■ * * * • • • • ■ »• * «• «* • * »^2*69 Haiti more (Cloudy, 37 above). 25, Bahamas fancy choice $2X0Clearance Sale. Today in a fine big build­ felt handshake is given you and a wish V Beans: No C -l arrivals, 1 brok- $3. Jacksonville is following Snn$2.50 Tubular Jersey for.............................................. .......$2.19 ing trained workers, merchandise of the i ear on track, trading light, marCukes: No C -l arrivals, 1 car fofti's lead nnd making prepara­ that you'll grasp our hand as heartily All Molivias are cut in price about steady. Fla. nu. 'hprs. Cal. bnot, light supplies, demand tions for a municipal bout.basin best and a renewed resolve to pleasantly 32X0, fair 81X0-32. in friendship. slow, mnket steady, Fin. 7-8 bu. for the protection and convenience visit with you—that’s our offering to Cukes and Peppers: Express re- hprs. fancy $3, choice $1X0. GOOD REDUCTIONS IN G IN G H A M S o f the visiting tourists and yachts­ M in i ■asipts light, demand limited, mnrEggplant: Fla. 1, Cuba boat 1, men. This will he a stop in tho you. 35c Ginghams in plaids and checks............ 29c May it ho a great old year this baby . feet dull, Florida’s cukes bu. crates light supplies, demand slow, mar­ right direction and will help bring ■fVfancy 83*83X0, few extra fancy 3 i, ket steady, Flu. fancy $3-$3.7E theso good folks up the St. John’s 1924—that's our expression of good will Tho *sa!e Is bigger, in scope than ever 50c Ginghams in plaids and checks............ 36c choice 31-60-32. crate. River to Sanford, where they will and we'll do all In our power to make “ Peppers: Crates fnney $2.50before— Us prices ore tho best we’ ve ever Beans: Fla. 7, Fla. express 2 remain for the winter months and it fine! fc.7 6 , choice $1-32. cqrn, supplies moderate, demand 'enjoy all of our many advantages EVERYBO D Y W ILL W A N T SIL K S A T made and the same fine service is yours. ■ EggP lnnt: Express receipts slow, market dull, Fla, hprs. wax Jacksonville can follow Kanfo;ru in THESE PRICES M ig h t, <Demand fnir, market steady, mostly $1.75-32X0, few' best 33, many things and not go wrong. d ipper crates fancy 34-34X0, wu- poor 31. Naturally we’re not able to list all the price reductions we’ve sty 32X0-33X0. Peppers: Fla. 7, Cuba 2 cars Polltics is warming up some SHOE PRICES ARE made. But some o f them are here, others you’ll declare to ’ ittuce: Express receipts light, boat, liberal supplies, demand slow, around the edges and this week A FREE TRIP be as good in value. frs reconslgned, 10 Cars on market slightly weaker. Fin. S. A. B. Wilkinson started nut with REDUCED ck Including broken, market crates Bells fancy 31X0-32, 1-1-2 some lino advertising in the shape Pussy Willow Taffeta—a $4.00 quality at...................... $3.49 That's what we’re offering to our out-ofJy, demand steady, Cal. crater bu. hprs. fnney 31XU, choice $1.26. of a calendar with a picture o f his Washable Taffeta— $4.50 quality at................................. $3.98 Women's Shoes o f good quality nnd style town customers who take advantage of this J ttb e rg $2X0-32.75, few $3. Fla. Cuban crates Bells fancy $1X0-31-- little daughter who nsks the pub­ Charmeuse is well cut in price: nre reduced In this Rnlc. There are two ‘ ■•2 bu. hprs. Big best $1X0, few 75, choice 31.25-31X0. lic to “ Vote For Her Daddy for sale. 75, poorer 75c-$1.25. County Judge. We are waiting for 92.50 quality at.................................................................... 91.89 lots o f broken sizes— mixed with discon­ Washington, D. C. Tomatoes: No C -l arrivals, 3 Beans: Supplies heavy, demand Judge Sharon, Judge Maines and 93.50 quality for..................................................... 92.98 tinued models that aro Here are tho detnlls: Come visit the sale, ikon cars on track, express re- moderate, Fin. 7-8 bu. hprs green Judge Leonard) to break out with 92.75 quality for...................................................................$1.98 and the gasoline that is used in making pta light, demand fnir, market best 32, some poor refused. something soon, ns they are all »ut steady, Fin. Os turning 94.75 quality for...................................................................$3.79 $2.85 and $5.95 tho trip here will beJ put right back In Peas: Liberal supplies, demand candidates for this office. »ppod mid ripe wrapped fancy limited, market fuirly steady, Fla. your tank when you present a duplicate o f few $6; choice $2.50-$3.- 7-8 bu. hprs. 32-32X0, few 32.75, They're worth a great deni more. It is rumored that E. E. Brady . OTHER SILK PRICE CUTS as much as a $5 purchase nt the cashier’s sonic poor refused. will he an aspirant for the sher­ Skinner Satin— $3.00 quality for........................................$2.69 Fla. 2, 2 cars recondesk on the mezzanine floor. Peppers: Supplies liberal, de­ iff's office and if he docs h e'w ill cars on track Including mand moderate, market steady, lend plenty o f local color and fire­ $3.50 quality at ................................;................................. $2.98 DRESS PUMPS .tpsken, liberal supplies, market Fla. crates fancy mostly 32X0. Think o f thnt! W e’re cutting prices in works to the campaign, for he is n Belding’s Satin— $2.00 quality a t ......................................$1.69 A p u t steady. Fla. 1-1-2 bu. hprs Cukes: Supplies very light, too stump speaker "from who laid the an extraordinary manner—and yet o f­ 25 per cent Discount Fancy Crepe de Chine— $3.50 quality fo r..................... $2.98 minted type $‘ .25-$1.40, few $1X0. few sales to establish market. rail’’ nnd is never at a loss for fer you on added inducement to make this S rC . barrel crates $2-32.26. N. Y. Brocade Canton Crepe— $4.50 quality fo r..................... $2.98 Eggplunt: Supplies light, de­ something to say. Cousin’s beautiful satin and seude dress f i n is h bulk per ton best $25-$28, mand moderate, market steady, your store. $7.50 quality for ............................. /................................. $4.98 pumps arc reduced »or this Sale. Hand­ fpM»r $16-320. Fla. crates best 33X0-34, few $4.Among tho mnny "Town Build­ Imported Brocade Crepe— $10 quality fo r...................... $6.98 some, you’ll zny nnd the Cousin’s wellThe gasoline, cstimnfed nt 15 miles to Ifichm ond (Raining, 54 above). 50. ers’ Is my old friend—or rather my Crepe Velvet— $7.50 quality for..........................................$3.9 8 Citrus and Strawberries: ThursStrawberries: Supplies liberal, young-old friend, T. J. Miller, who the gallon for the round trip will be put known comfort. ’n prices unchanged from Wed- demand fair, market weaker. Fin. in the past five years has built A $6.50 quality for................................................................$3.49 in the car by the Doss-Jordun Company day. reefers 40-50c quart. more buildings than any man in when presnted with the Dickson-Ives Com­ CHILDREN’S SHOES ■rTomntoes: Climax 12-qt. bnsLettuce: Fla. 1, 7 cars on track Sanford. He is not afraid o f tho pany order. Come to Dickson-lvcs Com­ unbroken, 3 unbroken, liberal sup­ future, he Is not afraid to build A Special lot of High Shoes at American Lady i: Market over supplied, $!.- plies, demand moderate, market Pretty Frocks at _______ and he is ready and willing to go pany without cost to yourself! steady, Cal crates Iceberg $2.75-$3, us far as anyone in making this Corsets $1.98 k Chicago (Clear, II above). mostly $:i. Fla. N. Y. crates Big city bigger and better. As soon ns $2.50 vnluia for...-.............. 31.49 Less ■ft Cnbbnge: Fla. 5, Wis. 3, cars on Boston mostly $2, 1 1-2 bu. hprs. I enn stel his picture I intend to $3.50 values for............„ ..... ’$1.93 Wack including broken 28, sup* Big Boston, fair $1.75. write up n history of his life ns it TO M A K E IT EASIER FOR One lot o f wool and silk JBIcs and demand moderate, marBoston (Raining, 39above). is an interesting story and well $4X0 values for..................32.89 O t Arm. Fla. 1 1-2 bu. hprs. pointF IN AL..C LE AR AN C E OF Lettuce: Cal. 2, 21 cars qn track worth while. ^dresses formerly $25 to $45 $3.00 values for....................$3.19 is •14 *i'A -ad. type 32.25-32X0. Y O U *r including broken, demand ‘ modgr. ♦ • -- . Peppers: -N o C -l arrivals, 1 car dtp .for good stock, .wdrkot.'fniriyi 5Pnm-gind to note that-the heavy W IN TER HATS 'tnn!)fl>roken, BilpplidiriiglU’, de- steady, weak fo r poor stock, Cal. trucks thnt use our roads so much We're doing all wc can to make this Bale Sale price $16.95 Ladies’ Underwear ind fair, market stronger, Fla. Imperiul Valley crates Iceberg 82.- have been urged to put on mirrors the greatest merchandising event of the For a final soiling' c f nil winter models KN IT UNION SUITS ttes $1.75. 2 lots of drcsHCH nt t-2 price 25-32X0, poorer mostly $1.25-31.- so they can see a cur coming up state. the prico has been drastically cut. Two lots $3X0 values for ..... $1.89 /^ E ggp la n t: No C-l nrrivnls, no 50, few sales low ns 75c. Ariz. from behind and give then: the 1st, formerly 3(5 to $30 M vh on track, prices nnd condi- crates Iccherg good, $2X0-$2.75. road. Formerly they would "hog Knit Vests wilh long sleeves The prices are the best ever made in such 2nd, formerly $C>0 to $59.50 Mona unchanged. Beans: Supplies heavy, 7-H-bu. the road’ ninny times because they $2.98 and $1.48 $1.50 wear for.....................„...93c tjjP cas: No cnrlot arrivals, none hprs. wax and green best mostly could not or would not, hear the a sale— the quality o f the goods is mighty $2.25 wear for..._......... 31.49 wu track, no Florida supplies. $2-$2.25, few funcy $2X0, poorer horn o f the smaller cars. Now Models for dress, street and sport wear nre good, and we're resolved that despite the w Squnsh: No C-l arrivals, prices $1,. many refused account poor con ­ there is no excuse for this anti we Exetra Special Knit Union Suits enormous crowds o f people that’ll be. here the $2.98 assortment. The other lot ore fhd conditions unchanged. Sport Coats of 3-4 dition und selling for less thun expect the trucks to get out of the of very good value fo r........... 59c felts, velours, velvets ami duvetyne. The the service will be all thnt Dickson-lvcs ■^Strawberries: No C-l nrrivnls, express charges. way und let us pnss. length— Price short ears on truck, supplies moderMillinery Department (second lloor) has Peppers: Florida crates fancy Company is noted for. , demand slow, market Htcudy, $2-32X0, hcoice mostly $1X0. Lacc Brassieres Having heard nohing from the also n number of handsome, and striking too! i. pony reefers 4U-50c quart, Strawberries: Keefers ,M is- Athletic Field nr the reduction In Elsewhere you’re told o f the gasoline re­ models fur early spring. They're attrac­ stly 45c. Greatly Reduced sionury some soft, few best 50c rates nf the public utilities, 1 can fund, as usual all delivery charges will ho Wore Aro S'Cukea: No arrivals, l car on quart. tive and you'll like to see them. Catalina, only surmisce that the committees 52.00 values go on sale at....89c home by us. If you’ve not yet known tho | n ck , supplies moderate, demand $12.50 ... ... $7.95 Cukes: Per dozen, large $4, me­ and the city commissioners have | $3X0 values go an sale at . 31.19 Trotteur, Lazarus, Gage—all send exclusive yaw , market weak, Fla. crates dium $2, small $2. advantages of Chamber of Commerce cour­ not fully recovered from the New $18.50 .. $10.75 models. ISpcy $3X0-34, choice $2.50-$3. $5.00 Brassieres at a sale Eggplant: Crates few sales, $4. Year’s festivities. But it is time I tesy cards wo’U be glad to give full infor­ $29.50 .. $19.50 **Beans: Fin. 2, Fla. 3 curs ex_ . „ ... Cabbage: Wednesday’s closing you were getting busy on theso | for................. .................— .$1.93 mation. They allow you extra time to shop $65.00 ... ss, 3 cars on truck, supplies lib- nnd today's opening prices, hump- important items, gentlemen, nnl $39.50 $(1X0 Brassieres at this sale 1, demand slow, market weak. I ers Wakefield $1.75. — more parking time. Floor men will not wait for any more public clnm- j $80.00 .. . $59.50 SPECIAL TABLES OF for ........................... — .32.98 7-8 bu. hprs. green $1X0-32. Pittsburgh (Ruining, 11 above). or. It is so easy to stop th e , gladly direct you to the proper place, lettuce: Ariz. I, Cal. 1, 58 car.-, Beans: Fin. bu. hprs. green "quacks" if you would only art — ...— ART W E A R llctter prices, better merchandise, better track including hruken, supplies host $2.75-33, poorer low as 81. quickly nnd follow the dictates o f | demand moderate, market service,— that’s what this sale means. Cukes: Fla. bu. hprs. fancy $4. your own conscience. The lint of articles which the Art Kh>>P iludy, Cal. and Ariz. stock $2.50- 50-$5, choice $3-$3X0, (second floor) is offering to the customers $3, mostly $3. Eggplant: Fla. crates funcy, V** Atlanta, Ga. nt this snlo is imposing. All sorts of good here visiting her brothers, Sail $3.50, choice $2-32.50. ^ P c a s : Supplies moderate, de­ Radical and Startling Peppers: Flu. crates fancy $2.- and Henry Levy. merchandise—little home fancies anil neces­ mand very slow, Sl-32. Mr. mu! Mrs. Endor Curlett hud 75-33, choice $ 1.75-32. sities including pottery and pillows and ••Tienns: Green, demand slow, $2as their guests during Christmas Squash and Okra: No supplies Reductions in X0. embroidery woik—Your choice o f these is vucation, Mrs. Curlett's mother on market. Squash: Demand slow, $2.50Celery ami Lettuce: Nothing and sister, Mrs. Chnier und Mr. large and the price cut is very marked. Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Dulls, Hone, Neck­ somu $1. and Mrs. Charles Hrumley, o f St, quoted. wear, Itihhons anil a 10 per cent discount 'uppers: Demand slow, $l'X0Augustine. Cincinnati. Miss Jennie Harris, of Turn pa, Peppers, Peas, Eggplant: Sup­ on nil toilet goods purchased. Lettuco: Demand slow $1X0-32. plies liberal, too few sales to es­ and Mrs. J. ft. Ellis, of Sanford, FURNITURE A T SPECIAL First Floor. 7ubbage: S. C. double crates, tablish market. and Mrs. L. W. Hurris, of ChuluA STARTLING SALE OF FU R N ISH IN G S *2.25. PRICES Beans: Supplies liberal, demnml ota, were visiting friends here Eggplant: Crates best $3-$‘JX0. and movement light, market stea­ Sunday. • Bice $2-32X0. Mrs. J. F. McClellan and chll A twin size bungalow bed, with low head dy. Hampers green, mostly 81.75. Here’s What 1-2 Means to you DRESS THE CHILDREN Ftillndeiphia (Cloudy, ID above). dren nnd Airs. Gethis McClellan and foot—Ivory finish—the bed nnd spring *JLettuce: Fla. 8, Cnl. 4, N. Y. nnd daughter, Betty, culled on $35 suits and overcoats now................. $17.50 for £ 2 9 cars on truck including brok­ A T A SAVING Mrs. J. M. Prevntt on Tuesday. $40 suits and overcoats now............... !.$20.00 en), demand slow, market barely W. If. Kilbeo and daughter, Lu­ One lot o f boys’ hats former values to $2 $15.75 The entire community hero was cy, left Monday for their home In «r a d y . Fin. 1 1-2 bu. hprs. Big $50 suits and overcoats now................. $25.00 Bbston Winter Garden $1.50-$2, considerably grieved Sunday uf- Pencsncoln, SALE A T 50c A 5-piece living room suite ol settee, 2 rock­ Other $1.25-31X0, poorer 75c-St, tornoon upon hearing of the death Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevutt nnd $60 suits and overcoats now................ r$30.00 ers, chair and table, tho whole upholstered wtify $1.25-31X0, Cul. crates Ice* of lluns Anonson, n prominent Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. I.ittlcr, o f New 1-2 Price I f uncqualed vulues in fine clothes mean anything to you men, you’ll ^ I m p e r i a l Valley $3, other $L- farmer o f this section, who was Smyrna, spent Christmas in Children's Coats—ages 3 to 14 in tapestry and finished in Old Ivory. Grey drowned lust Sunday afternoon. Haines City with Mr. and Mrs. call this sale a sensation. frosted gold nnd mahogany frosted silver. HOYS’ OVERCOATS •C clery: Fla. 1, Cnl. 1, N. V. 1 It was about 3 o ’clock Saturday B. G. Griggs. H ere are the latest fall and winter goods being sold at radical price A pplies light, demand fair, tnur- afternoon when Air. Anonson, at­ Mr. and Airs. H. H. Puttishal! 1.50 $119. reductions. kajL steady, Flu. 10-inch crates new tempting to cross the St. John’s entertained their children and Children’s Silk and Wool W e need room Is the reason—and this is the quickest w ay to get it. fip n ch strain 3s 32-33, N. Y. 2-5 River, near Mullet Lake, on horse- grandchildren at u Christmas din­ Dresses Radically Reduced cv#te» Gulden Self-blanching rough hack, suddenly /went under, ac­ ner. Among those present were: Y our satisfaction is guaranteed at sale time just as it is at all other A 20 per cent discount on all fttnsn i... _j.t ............................... -...37.75 a n* $2.75-$2, Cnl. crates Goldenheart cording to a negro woman who was Mr. and Mrs. Judge Puttishall und $12X0 values a times. QM.0-30. the sole witness. She suw the daughter, of Orlando; Air. and Mrs. Floor and Table Lamps $14X0 Values at .......... - ............. - ....... $8.75 Come in nnd get your money saving. ,, Tomatoes: Fla. 2, 3 cars on horse finally como up, hut without Fmi Schwartz, Mr. nnd Airs. Ilnr$15.00 Values nt .............................:.......$9.75 track, supplies light, demand slow, its rider. The woman hurriedly in ­ laml Puttishall und children, o f Third Floor First Floor. ntarket weaker, Nnssuu (is turning formed K. B. Osteen at his home Jacksonville; Mr. and Airs. Avon and ripes wrapped $4, choice count nearby. Mr. Osteen notified T. W. Puttishall and fumily, of Tampa. id ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u a a n H B a a a B B ia a a H a a i)H »R a H sia H aHa aaBHBaaaaBaHaBaaB)laBaBBaQ]BHBaHaBaBBilBaaBBHnBBBaK||||||||Ka||:]B| S3, 216a $1X0-31.75, Cuba 0s turn­ Prevntt, of Geneva, by telephone, Mr. nnd Airs. Harry Geiger and ing wrapped fancy count $1.75-32. who immediately organized a par­ family, o f Titusville, spent Ch-rist"X abbage: Flu. 2. N. Y. 1, A ty to look for tho body. The party mus with Mrs. George Geiger.# cars on track including broken, of men dragged the river until 4 spending the holidays at W est Mr. and Airs. William Dim s, two days4 Christmas vucation. going to Leesburg to lo o ^ over St. Petersburg spent a fe* ‘ now nupplies light, demand fair, o clock Wednesday morning, when Miss Louise Grant, of Jacksonvil­ C. E. Williams made a flying Palm Beach and nre ulso taking tho orange groves, then cotmhg tMi to 'a t St. George Hotel and callrt qyu-ket steady. Fla. 1 1-2 bu. hprs. the body was found by Joe Cowart le, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Pills, o f ! their friends in Longwood, Longwood to sec this part of the i were pleased to see them, pointed tyre $1.25-31.50, poor 75c. and Mr. Henderson. The funeral Daytona, spent Christmas with L. trip to Jacksonville to spend the In the teacher's convention at M i­ F. J. Niemeyer has sold tho ami. was held Thursday. holidays. S, C. bbl. e-ates $1.50, Danish type D. Grunt. Lynch place on Warrant Street, country, and called on his uncles, spent the winter -hero two * UWk per Ion mostly $25. Mr. Anonson wan 56 years old, Mrs. J. M. Lcnnmine nnd Mrs, J. M. Lemonine entertained a to F. A . Dolloff, of Mt. Vernon, F. 11. and J. H. Rnr.ger. Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Kilbee, W. H. Hansas City (Partly cloudy, zero). und a Norwegian by birth. H<* Kilbeo. and Aliss Lucy Kilbee spent A. D. Jurney motored to Sanford few of his friends at n New Yenr'a The Ladies League gave their i KMr. and Mrs. Smith Thomp Maine. Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Eggplant, Beans, Peppers, leaves a wife, two sons. Henry o f Saturday ut Daytona Dcuch, as the Harris from Farmington, Maine, usual New Y ear’s reception at the 'and little son, Charles. Jr., rawherr -s: No C-l arrivals, this place, and Earle of Fort M y. guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tillis. last Monday to do some Christ­ dinner Monday evening. Mr, nnd Mrs. R. D. Kedwick have rented part of the house and Library Monday afternoon from Mr. und Mrs. Cook, all of Incsda-'s prices unchanged. f™- He also hud two adopted Mr. and Mrs. William Dnnicls mas shopping. 1took Ne w Year’s dinner *9 J l’ eas: Jro Florida's. children, Thtdma and Roy, o f ujun- spent Christmas in New Smyrna Mr. Erbe has resigned his posi­ spent Christmas with Mr. nnd moved ' in Saturday, December 29. 3 to G. There were about 40 pres­ i Thompson’s daughter at ap«j* ent, and all seemed to enjoy the E. E. Hardy purchased last week •Okra und Squash: Too few sales evu. tion us yard foreman nt the mill with Air. and Mrs. Payne Daniels Mrs. B. George. occasion. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Pope agj. ? o f J. A . Bistliue ,» double lot. to establish market. nnd his place has been filled by and fumily. Richard Stephens, o f Jacksonvil­ Tho Ladies League ill hold ; boys. Howard and Hsrl«tt*_ J. A. Bistlino sold last week to Cabbage: Colo. 1, Wia. 2, 1 car Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Kilbeo, Mr. Mrs. Herman Daniels nnd chil­ J. T. McLaughlin. diverted from team track, 1 un­ nnd Mrs. William Kilbeo, Miss Lu­ dren, o f Leesburg, are spending a R. C. Chestnut, o f I.aFuyette, le, spent tho New Y'ear holidays W. G. Orcutt, of Fairfield, Maine, their regular meeting on Tuesday |making a short visit at * afternoon. January 8. broken car on truck, Wednesday’s cy Kilbeo and Miss Lucy Kilbeo, few days with Mr. and Mrs. W il­ La., is visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M hero with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. another lot. meycr'a. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Shearer prices unchanged. of Pensacola, nnd Mr. and Mrs. J. liam Daniels. Mr. and Mra. Niemeyer, Mr. and r Mre.* Slade's many f r i ^ J Lcmoninc for n week or ten days. L. L. Stephens. ;„Tomutoes: Cuba 1, 1 car di­ W. Yurber und daughter, o f New Mr. and Mrs. G. Keene and fam ­ of Pennsylvania, made their wed­ Mrs. Bistline with their guests, g ’ail to see her out after o* Mr. and Mrs. I.emonie entertain­ verted 2 ears on track including Smyrna, were the guests of E. H. ed n number of friends at n danc­ ily s]H>nt the holidays in Jackson- ding trip to Longwood and nre Mr. and Mrs. Shearer and Wm. confined ty the house by H OSCEOLA ITEMS bVpken. Wednesday’s prices and Kilbeo and uttendod the golden visiting Mr.' and Mrs. Niemeyer. I enarll enjoyed New Year’s din­ IseveralJfeeks. ,, ing party last Wednesday evening. vi''". wedding anniversary of Mr. and conditions unchanged. Wni. Lenard of Iowa, is visiting ner at the St. George Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Polk spent ' Mr. ftu a rt has a ru M «l ^ Have you had your bump today? St. Louis (Cloudv. 18 above). Mrs. G. M. Jacobs, o f Chuluotu, on Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Noyes and ness hatching The Osceola cypress mill start- Well, just ride over the road from Christmas in Williston, Fin., witn nt thq home of J. A. Bistline. naseping chickens, I rft | 1 SJ L start another 3ll B* VfTl Tomatoes: No C-l arrivals, no Christmas, A. It. Ranger of Newport News, son, Carlton, of Waterville, Maine, [had insimas, . off up full force last Wednesday. Osceola to Geneva. Mrs. Polk’s sister, Mrs. A . G. Pick­ to very “ T cars on track, light supplies, di|Va., made a flying trip to Florida, who aro spending tho winter In leubator to meet the dema Miss Rose Levy, o f New York, is 1after having been shut down for Mr. and Mrs. C. W . Cannon aro ett. O R L A N D O January Oar TenthJanuary ClearanceSale NEW YEAR GREETINGS t 1-2 ; O F 1-3 OFF, 1-4 OFF M en s Suits and Overcoats GENEVA LONGWOOD A �» from m i * ■ w r d ta * , this I» * • / { °* ibmitted each Sl*k» thnt hot mince pie, apple or pumpT » ALI, PACKING HOUSES ■ln Pio Is occasionally present at 11-2 eupjr'niUk or d lN ^ ie r a the morning meal. * By Helen Harrington Downing \V/b ere In receipt of, a wire to... 5 ; After, livinic in New England P®rated milk MU, pour into crust, and bake ay from bur California collections three yearn rnynelf, I will add that" ScrH” nly know how to make In moderate oven (325 to 330 de­ dvislng thnt there was a heavy mc who has ever lived In tival to which everyone lorra look, • rost jn Los Angelas and tjipt .there cA forward. ' pI,e:, ™ th,°, homc where I hoarded grees Fahrenheit). ; j. ^ ‘nglantl or ever passed the V : w,hil° ‘ cacldnjT in tho East n whole there will tell you that u 3t2,tcB| I’fop,° p,c was placed on tho table twice )n ric Is a great favorite. nro told tnnt in Now Ehpland. nio and frequently three time* a day. J a can trace it back to is served at every men!. Tho ; Not only were v/c given ono pit I nays and tho tlmea when y e « e n t ffonovation deny this, but hut often two kinds formed the livin'* dinner was a fea- lx the point is pressed will admit Jrenter piece from which wo conld r :i, — = r .: ___ _______• ---------- , lake our choice and cut our own * * , * ' !»iccc. _ - • i In the Eaatern otatca the noople '^ .i. j ,!'ok forward for weeks to Thanka• l/% T wring wul Christmas, especially BRE a k f a A : ’ PLENTY OF PU M PK IN S ItCLY PRIZE MENU Wonby Mrs. Henfy Mc.Latdm Fruit (Popular Market) Broiled SwKU Premium Ham (Ture Food Market)' Steamed grits (P iggly W iggly) Graham Flour Muffins (Gonzalez, Grocery Co.) Clover Bloom Blitter (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) Red Circle Coffee (A . & P. Tea Co.) over, they advised that In the I “ Pomona, Covina uplands and San ! = Dima* sections oranges shqwcd L * f K on extremo limbo and low spots, jw Lemons considerably damaged. S Corona, Riverside, Highlands, n n d jl Orange County no damage, warm- j ■ tag up today." 0 From the above It appears that i some damage has been done In J rcitnin sections and.If ire showed in m fruit the probability Is that there V will be ronsiderubla mdling In 5 those cections on account o f fruit a drying’ mid that tiic crop win oc j j considerably reduced. A t the pres- m rnt time there is no reason to be- n lieve tiiaat there will nof be con- « riderahlc fruit coming forward JS from California. However, with n tha recent wind damage and cold 5 their crop will he cut several thou­ sand rara. American Fruit Growers, Inc., F. L jia^rr Hkslly, DINNER Plain flour has a large amount of food value but I t m ust be combined with good baking powder in order to retain tms value. Most self risirtg flours are not successful because they do not raise the bakings to the proper lightness. This m eans a cer- mane some w ith good plain flour and Calumet Baking row* der—noticethegreatdifference. One trial, will satisfy you. Y our health demands that you mako the experiment Those who know— millions o f liouStwivea, domestic science teachers,bighotete,restaurants, ,. bakeries pud p ilro a d s will not use anything but Calumet, tho , Economy Baking Powder, ' -on’ ok in lt"elf, pocl and cask it for hours, then can it to be used ut, n later day, to mako it into pirn mid pudding, but on the farm where they arc plentiful, it is pref ­ erable to prepare one’a own. There nro several points to know about this canned product which nro most valuable to re­ member. Canned pumkin is cheap­ er tlmn any other pie filling oml considerably cheaper than prncticr,1w all ether ranned foods. Pumpkin pics havo but nno crust, requiring but half tho flour mod in other pics. The use o f one level teaspoon o f bnking powder to each cup o f flour for a light flaky crust is -advisable. Pumpkin may also be used in puddings where no cruet is neces­ sary. Plain Pio Pnstc. 3 cups flour t-2 level teaspoon baking pow­ der 1 level teaspoon salt 1 '-un lard Cokl wntcr Sift together d r y , ingredients thoroughly. Work in lard with knife or spntuhi. Moisten to a dough with cold water. Put light­ ly on floured board, and roll thin, ready fr use. Note: Pie crust is often made without halting powder, but it rcntdros much skill nnd practice, as well an more shortening to make ;t tender anil flaky. And when n nlniner nnd more economical crust desired, the use of a little bak­ ing powder will produce the re­ sult i required. If pastry flour Is used the results will be found more satisfactory. Pumpkin Pic 1-1*2 cups pumpkin i'-.'t cup corn and cane syrup 1 teaspoon, ginger it r.riiitti i i • -* Play safe— use Calumet and plain flour. It is the m ost eco­ nomical and s a t is f a c t o r y , where light, wholesome and pure foods are desired. Fried Chicken (Pure Food Market) Whole Wheat Flour BIticuitc (Gouzalcs Grocery Co.) Ma.il-.cd Potutoc3 (Piggly W iggly) linked Corn (Senford Groeertcrin) Fruit Salad (Popular Market Delicatessen) Applia Pic (From car on tracks) Maxwell House Coffee (Piggly W iggly) Strictly Fresh Country E g g s ................ Sugar ............... .......................................... No. I Tom atoes..........................................i No. 2 T om atoes....................................... ftearts Delight Corn _ .......................... High Grade No. 1 Corn ............. ....... Libbys California white Asparagus Tips ............................ ^ Genuine (j Brand Macaroni, spaghetti • and noodles, 3 pks........................... I White B acon ............. ................................. j Pure L a rd ...................................... J One p'ciny box o f matches wilh carh pack ape o f nrellcs. ..F-.cc Sample Package Po3t Toasties with i purchase. SUPPER Cold Vcnl I,onf (Popular Market Delicatessen) Mushrooms A ’ln Pouttotto (Popular Market) Sanford Maid Bread (Piggly W iggly) Peoria Creamy Butter (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) Potato Salnd (Populnr Market DcUcnlcsscn) Cheese (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) Tea (A . £ P. Tea, Co!) * QASH AND CARRY 108 Palmetto— Opposite Fire Station ITGGLY WIGGLY HAS ALREADY SAVED THE AMERICAN HOUSEWI1 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. JOIN SANFORD’ S PIGGLY WIGGLY SHOPPE! AND SHARE IN THESE MILLIONS iayonaise uay Saturday Saturday WHERE? AT TH E POPULAR CASH FR E E ! M ARKET CY.me nnd see U made by Mr. Henf. V. Olm* ; 'cad who has given years of his time to this ork arid is well known in a number o f the '■astern cities aa an expert mnyonaisc maker will be here all day cn Wednesday and will demonst-ate the making r.t this mayonalsc with the National Mayonalsc Machine. You will ha given a free sample. Hi-' sure and erme. ' Everybody welcome. FR EE! tfr. To the first 100 customers making a purchase amounting 32.00 or more will receive a 50c package Walkers Silver Clean? er. Popular Market WITH PURCHASE I. D. MARTIN Phone 210 Monday PREMIER’S Park Avenue FINEST PA C K E D IN T IN -K E E P S S T R E N G T H IN Baz-.vKCQU MKVBltRtl OiHZIESI31 BliHB ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B a n >91111(1 ■ ■ H U B !) SB VAN CAMP’ S 6 TALL CANS FANCY BLUE ROSE E S T T G S - A . s e , S > pounds 4 3 c WITH 2 POUNDS COi'FEf- YOUR CHOICE 18O’CLOCK REDCIRCLEiB 0 K A R |A.'Rea! Good Codec Lb- Specially Selected ! Canpbett’s Ail Flavors Premier large Brand Bottle Vi Coffee Supreme . 30c Lb. . 35c Lb. . 40c A&P EVAPORATED MILK Jan 11c No t h i n g b u t THE VERY REST THAT THE MARKET AFFORDS AND YOU MUST BE SATIS­ FIED we carry PURE H O G S L A R D , LB. 18c CELERY f f i 1 2 c CABBAGE lb. 4 c B r a e s a 7c Green Peppers^oz*12c TOMATOES, lb. 1 2 k Green |Inions 5c SPINACH r S 8,l b .9 c New Potatoes lb, 4c FULL LINE Turkeys, Fat Hens and Fry­ ers, Florida and Western Beef, Veal. Lamb and Pork, Kingan’s Reliable and Swifts Premium Ilnms and Bacon QUALITY--------------SERVICE and SATISFACTION Mother’s Oatmeal, 2 pkgs...... 25c Shredded Wheat, 3 pkgs------- 25c 6 Bars Ol-O-Paim Toiiet Soap.... 25c Matches, 6 Boxes............... 25c Pillsbury Flour, 24lbs--- ------ $1.19 Orlando Bread, 2:!arge loaves.... 25c Orlando Bread, 2small loaves.... 15c CABBAGE, LETTUCE, PEPPER, MATOES A N D CELERY. FULL SUP PL OF FRESH VVEGETABLES. PHONE 7t> ■We Deliver 1 GRADED CLEAR BROOK Our Fruit Stand, oh boy! Red beets, c a r o ls , turnips, mustard greens, letuce, Flor­ ida celery, strawberries, egg plant, splnac 61ling beans, parsnips, peppers, cabbage, tr mat CCS, Onions, Rutabegas, Cocoanuts, nuts c f all kinds, apples, bananas, lemons. In fact everything that the law allows. \YUEUE SANI OKD TRADES 301 SANFORD AVENUE Phone 10& TO NO. �ru | u « fcy ' r w w«'w m M r t S y - . • ^ »‘ ' r A s a New Year’s resolution the people o f the emmtry might well take seriously the suggestion made by the S t Heifetz Pl*ya. *'.conJ Cl Mu Matter. OU!#19. at the I’ostofflca at Louis Better Business Bureau which issues a warning Two Kinds of Crowds. Florida, under act of March against fake promoters’ direct-by-mail advertising. Knowledge Bom in l i , The best way for a business man or woman to decide on Heroca and Hero Worship. ■ « COMB*. P m Went the merits o f any “ stock” is to consult a reliable banker. T oo By ARTHUR BRISBANE I S P '1; '»«**• Vlee-PreeMent WARD OMtU trt.Trrai. many fortunes have been lost by rash judgement and too Copyright. ISSl. by Star Company lla A r.eee Phene ltd many savings havo been swallowed up* by fake promotors. . IN RUSSIA, about 20 y ea n ago, The St. Louis Bureau pictures examples of the pains, ■ m a c n i m o . x iia t k s i a precocious child plnyed Hi* effort and money expended by the purveyors o f worthless I'Tear------17.00. “ * ‘ . —„ ----- Six Montha |3.BO violin. His father watched and anritrifina ntiH riwwlat****** .is__» n ...» , irin *nw c , *Jr hjr Carrier per securities and produces an actual display o f the literature corrected little Jascha, proud that 15c. Woeky Edition |3 Per which followed returned in answer the boy, still in his babyhood, . i ----------: ~7 one modest little postcard jn/oimiu iciuincu to & promoter’s advertisement. knew almost all that the father All obituary flee* cnrdA nr thanks. resolution* ‘ . Recently the bureau went through its files, and found knew o f playing. ■1notices nf cntertalnmcnta where iryea are made, will bo charr.ud that this company had followed the wake o f numerous others. NEIGHBORS SAID: “ It’a a shame at regular advertising rates. An analysis furnishes interesting information to those who that Heifetz spends the whole day listening to his Httlo boy practic­ IRKR Pit USM are on the mailing list o f such sharks.' Q lS r. -- TH ’ U ASSOCIATED ar*u riir«.vi ing, and correcting him, wh«n hp I* CSClUSThe file itself weighed approximately eleven pounds. _|Tely entitled to the use for re pubought to be working for his fam­ n<,w“ dispatches It represented ninety-one mailings. One hundred and twenty- ily.” * or hot otherwise five envelopes were used. Seventy-nine multigraphcd pages But the father played his violin o IT thl". «l"o the local news puhfisht.il "h'* herein. All represent thirteen one-page letters, twenty two-page letters, nt ntght in the theater orchestra . 515“2* ,of {••publication of special •■Phtriics herein are also reserved. bix three-page letters, and two four-page letters. Fifty-tw o and kept his family that way. faked newspapers o f four or more pages were sent. ThirtyTUESDAY • AFTERNOON at FHIDAV, JA N U A R Y 4, 1924 nine pieces o f highly lurid prospectus mnteriul were utilised. Camegio Hall In New York, little I ffillLK THOUGHT FOR TODAY Thirty-four return postcards were furnished. Seventy-two Jascha, grown to be a tall young man, played a better violin, with , . GREETINGS TO 1924: Thu subscription blanks were hum. sent. mu evrry cent in the grent hall filled. • J * "} b,c?8 nnd kct’P ‘ hcc. The and printing , , r ■ cost o f paper, illustrations n iu .n u u iu ii.i uuu in iiu in g every tickut for standing room . Lora make his fnco shine upon _ .. The estimated Jnl<l Ilia —si__ . from VI . *Russia~snt , . taw , anil be gracious Into thee. The matter used is placed at $29.26. The postage cost for juat sold. His tfnthcr Lora lift up his countenance upon this one prospect was $1.89. This does not include the labor close in front, still listening to his III tlfk lliltr ItlnlMMn ’ Jfjvo ^kco pence.— Nunt attached to getting out the material which is added to the little bby playing. 6:24-20. In two hours, that littlo boy total cost of mailing. earned more money than his fnthcr . . k in d n e s s You, too, are probably on somebody’s “ sucker list,” ad­ could Jiave earned in' Russia in a ,1 Ono never know* monishes the bureau. Sometime, somewhere, vou answered whole life time. So the neighbors 1 a w on! o f kindness goes; the advertisement o f one o f these pirates o f finance. Once wore wrong. One never sees Sometimes it paya to conccntrnto How fa r the smile o f friendship on the list, forever on the list. They buy and sell your pn making money, end sometimes i. flees. 1 name like merchandise; they have you classified as an “ easy” it pays to concentrate on your lit­ Down through tho year sucker, a hard-headed” sucker, or some other kind o f n tle boy with talent. The dead forgotten reappears. sucker. They make a notation beside your name that you arc , ‘ One kindly word >M SIMS V®** k itM I. PUrtts. & The soul o f mnny has stirred. ^ Man goes his way ;) w *tb cvcry passing day Until life a end “ Once untc me he plnyed the • friend.” We can not nay What lips are passing us todny. We can not tell ^ ' Whoso prayers ask God to guard N* us well. *?' Bat kindness lives Beyond the memory o f him who gives. Dhr . — Edgnr A. Guest. hAR MORE important than W hn.'vn,,"', r , "•? * ? S10’ ° r u ? I 0 ° « ■ “ ■»*• They Know money-making .that hoy, with hi* foragain ^ ^ ^C^Wre a,u Just aljout what you will fall violin, made it ptmiblo Tuesday for thousands to begin the new , YPS ih? N? 'v Year’s resolution that will protect you jear^ in an atmosphere o f beauty and inspiration— the music o f Bach against such robbers and pirates will be well worth while. •o Because Jt’s Right iv ra n Cu*scry,c®. mnn ' vrit*nif to the American Legion Weekly calls attention to some vital facts regarding the pro­ posed soldier bonus, and regardless of the fact that many disagree as to the advisability o f a bonus at this time, the statements are most intorestin. The Wall Street Journal, continuing its opposition to adjust compensation for former service men, has this to say; citizen, called upon for duty in time of war, is n^ f PCC,,al l f hc " e r e so entitled, citizen­ ship would be dragged down to a level so low that it would cease to be citizenship at all. ... . The service is obligatory, and no more calls for special reward t han service on a jury.’ ’ Evidently the Journal is under the impression that the soldier should be the one type o f citizen who should serve and Grieg, played as the writers meant to have it played, lighting in each mind, nccorilinjf to it« power, thought, hope and aspira­ tion. . HAVE rend in thin column ‘ Of crowds that attend n grent prize! fight, when a Firpo, Carpentier or other, challenges a Dempsey, to prove which is the greater brute. >\e have here other crowds, for­ tunately. The crowd that gather'U luoidny to hear an artist of great talent, was as different from a tynicnl prize ring crowd ns wa­ ter in the rainbow is different from water in the gutter. A good book is a good compan­ ion. Spare time spent at tho li­ brary is timo well spent. o ^ ^ ! Y o u r prosperity during tho new year will depend on nobody but - , yotirself. b - '' V fc, List your vacant rooms with The Herald. Classified ads will rent 3 them immediately. ■ V ---------- u---- i----, Poll taxes have been paid by t a i X n V w i i i s i ” 8; ,S? vera.1 mil,ion men who know nothp. • Bahford people who can bo den v„ , n i , ' V o! V tlo:ngs but a good deal about fighting |>V pended on. Hnvc you paid yours? ‘ idca’ / ht' -v have somehow got the queer notion if--— ■ ' that the citizen who became a soldier and did a hitch in trainEvery new industry brought to ' Sanford nnd Seminole county is am m o« a big contribution to our pros- d n X i n t bCIl w1.10*. U,stl,ln(l e n lis tin g , spent the w a r f Peftty. . ' be m ade ^ ,C S ° C^ m a r ^ e ^ o r e ls e w h e r e w h e re m oney w a s to —Obe made. Tho Herald has receive*! some Interesting communications hut can our new Na­ Nng com munications but can » , V! 1 w IUV*; »»>•» 8a>’s 0l"' sh F them bemuse writers nai Lommaiuler, becuuse, brothers, it’s right!” Adjusted not publish have folly 1.^ SJU^filK?Ah m ............ ^ ° n^ L'LMn i01,1 ^^ -^lbri,t ; jt,jv u s right five years ago and it WHENCE ( ’OMES the power d e c a y e d i.y the Russian Jewish child in infancy, barely three yearn ........ ouiuy U tipcmlinff W . K S f t A T " ^ hundred thousand dollars in im- ...... . L-nmeM-h, ta A f° °° \vrappetl Up in liusiprovements at Blue Springs, ijike wnat is in the popular mind concerning tho county does things in a liig way. 'jucstion of paying tile ex-soldier. -------- o-------I _________ . The Children’s Home Society is doing n wonderful work for the have K S Uhonc^oT|hEIi ,J° f h° humb[est nmnn* those who homeless boys und girls of Flor­ , aVc U V U pe to..the hopeless and happiness to the disida. Your help is needed to carry tressecl o f my race, than to live in history as a conqueror with on this great work. my hands stained with innocent blood; I would rathM have if “ acquired characteristics,” ns Mime scientists say, be not inheritV. ' • ,t,auaht ,h;*t child to han­ dle a violin, at 10 years o f age, so marvelously that old and talented players, hearing him at a concert in Berlin, said: “ VV- might as well go home and break our v’iolins. 'i hat child doc3 now what we shell never be able to do.” i"‘ ™7it ' T ' ira »™ <icn . ( i‘iii» I t •flic Tnmpn Tribune says that married men, ns a rule, are not in terested in the prospect of being able to -talk to Mars. They are content to get u chance to do a little talking at home. -o Tampa will soon have a new idxtcen-story sky-scraper "thu highest in Florida’ as the Tribune puts it. It will he an office build­ ing and will cost close to n million dollars. All Florida grows! r i s 'i s 1 OU SAW thousands of inspired aces at .the concert Tuesday; old men and women, the years lifted trum them by the power of music; earnest young students, grateful tor a chance to stand through the alloinoon, unconscious c f fatigue. And then the prize ring crowds seemed less important. You knew E f s .s .T r r S p jtjet ,r/tUL* '» Jragging npw..ri the « r Uitscifr Ut thu l,jttori’ ' in 'p ite m> name written among those who loved their fellow men than to wear the laurels that encircle the brow of the K inim e, I would rather sleep in some quiet churchyard t T ” " !,d UBreniLmbered save by those in whoSJ hearts hn\t Huitlcrcd .ted s nf Itimlnes:. and upon w Iuhc Hik I DDR RACE in nt most one or two hundred thousand years old. U o nre o n ly ’ 12,000 years away fto.n the stone age, when the only music was the hunter imitating •he tail o f a wild animal, or per” n h aau T f“ S d S Wdh ° J7 . " ’ im lu ' * “ ''lined in J «a, co! Imps tho dull rhythmic beating o f, pnagus ot gold, with desolate bonus us mv moniimf nt and a iriiy hand on u skin stretched light. B b S J S m vm m “ ,iv in B ' v il " K S - ' - f m y — HU . HUMAN brain has been storing up knowledge nnd intense feeling from generation to genera* t'01’* children inheriting what the fathers and mothers gathered in t.ieir lives and handed on. My Favorite Stories Associated Press dispatches nd■viso us that tlie controversy *o By Irvin S. Cobb church affairs has been resumed. I f the same amount o f energy was j puU into preaching the gasp-'l „ f T h e'n m re'i' . i! L w,la.t1 baprded by the licsly of a . * HA I BOY handling a violin in the Redeemer the world could bo convinced I am tint it* ilVi’t ir?.«° : !',a!l '.la,'^y « h " had taken hi:-, po­ infancy, ns readiiy nnd mturally as remote ancestor would have made better. Yet ther . I, r .. i l.ru-c - ,,t,on in tho doorway. there is. after all. a certain “ Move on. nigger, move Imndled a war club, proves thntl the brain o f man, as generations Good for the Daytona Joinrnnl! ^ pass, bes.sssiv born ||moie and more - will---Here is whnt Editor Sparkman ,,r'P « r«tjnns were going f<„. yort; " har you ain’t fully equipped with krn.wl edge acto say about the knocker: Swat the knocker nnd tho pessimist in in a So'*jju-rn tow in *As' t lie negro swer ^ t b ' ’ ' ',olhhlT’ U,u‘ an- ^u,riteu birth. In the mil^1924. The worst enemy any com­ undertaker hustled in and nut1*of arm?.,"!! lhiLplfniunny backeil more l,on^ » t years ahead o f us chilmunity can have is the doubter ... .......... . ........ .. a tk? with his inccisant whine about ..........- ........... . ,7 .... .... * I “ The city may grow but you’ll silly cull it— more than is known hnvg tq show mo.” to “ the great genius” o f our day. ‘ . ------- —o---------What is Y our Rating? Daniel Webster once sniil, "in U E HAVE millions of vears thinfc Is more deceptive or more A Syndicated Editorial hundred.i o f millions, to live on dannerous than the pretense of a this earth. Common sense suggests desire to simplify government. Tl-e it, science proves it, tire sun’s The world's ipo. t perfect Berv- something to object to. i • ft vt 111111' 11r* sit k. *«b*spot1’ ’*(if ainiiilest governments are power guarantees it. n’it in claimed by the Pullman Good nnd courteous service, we ti. isins; the next ainipioHt, limited What will be the power o f the monnehies: rn,ui(,li.-« n',i ' I Company, lie’s David G. Scott, take ns u matter of counio. But monnehies; but oil all republics, human mind after only a few mil­ govarnmentH o f law, must impose 77 years old. Scott had to retire let somo person crack under the lion years o f accumulated knowl­ numerous limitations and «|usiltf-.- rrom r,,:,,1; ', m.rk ......... t o t he ! Jto IR| edge and feeling? Consider what cations of authority und give manj we do already .only 12.000 years ^ ^ *11 In*5 uniform aii'i tf» 1 report you*M positive and iiualifled rights." work when the sleepers run out 1 ii »•... i,. from the stone age, and living still S S " to Ui to r(,Part nmong stone age crowds o f thThe Interstate Commerce Com- of Porters and flush .!.a e m e r g e n t | prize iiiik ting,, uiu the mock stock market rnm. comTf.,.. i . ^ . . . I F»**V i mission has refused permission to iU,,# Srj.tt served .u porter for ..th.rr'il..1. “ crlllca ,lc- rae,t'l1',1l eemiwtlllon. an,I ".tatva. the T'Xpre<s companies to advance refrigeration charges fifteen per ccnb on Florida fruits and vege­ 1 h^ T iT „ cmw„ j % * “ 1 .^ tables. Advancing costs in any an,, a „. „ „ r .Uoaeru , „ com pU.™ ,.; y , „. . . . i itu As in many other organizations! to way on transportation right now porters have their rating, and a ballplayer when he mnkei « is ... ... y ; — y*j- * » msufew idipr. regardless of his good iffre”,"', cr!tic,fl‘nff probably, was la a^out, ns popular w.th the pub- kicks or boosts are registered lie as a cuso of smallpox.—The their gri 1 cards. • record on tho average. And the ' ,i.“ s. t,1Lh‘' r *n. Bus:ua. as he rndc Packer.’ b-. ttrr the player, the loud t ami 5i* »teacb,-r "J Mlw!»i Elman, ______ ______ . This is a remarkable record. T* more aavage the criticism for an T “ [’I1 olhcr,, ,!|nl have error. i s'tpcocdcd. i f you mention a paintthine’ ‘ ’ I U»e di'.ippoin'.ing e n m v n o r o n e^ rew ra tton jS ^ lon ? • ••> i' won all an of or us in our tn,*’ , ......, ’ gamwr— m-nim S.» ii kuim goes with naR:° l*u> painter— nnu nnd mention -hings about not having a vice- sovernl generations. Scott stnrt_________ Ono mistake may he a/ 8Q the 1 ^ ‘ hcr o f talent. I.eopol_ prestdent,______ is the________ fuct Ihnt .... the Sen- ed ... as a. porter ,n in 1870 it.. ..... bin tiniriu I.. .1 d\,,i .... «1_: ni_i i i . • . .. .. ate pages lost out on their Christ- able to i.diipt himself t,'. chaneim- b r f n i ^ W ’ "•? ?evern,1 ,'V-’ cr’ " t , ,0 - is ‘ caching now in bnaa. dinner. An exchange say.i times. i K g his manv yenra .f c!o ^ ‘ l,0,tx,t dangerously, country a groat | o * H u s Senate png- s lost th -ir Santa service. !„. „.u-t have had t . * r . ui ,■ > *, , F? r‘ «nate!y. he will find mnOatU and know whnt dO o..' «P cn n tln J S**:- I llll-en i J l ! , lit®r_‘U.!5Court€;ous ac™l -,V4 didn’t, 1%'iow «aj|t to li U ••»• with thoiisiinda’o WIOUSOIUIS OIf rniltank* I . '°■ ,L I for . .hla« . . teaching .....r. he-e > iinnd .Ill Even- year on Chris' mas day lh.» «us p«m!o who were about us e i«v and vou d ^11. ib!.! lb 5'tor,‘' h< “ among those pewvice, president invites them to handle a* hot stovclids upside tire m A ico it bnd Vrom’h”^,,8 f 0* ith!‘ " ' v,ir1,1 ,ha» 1 1,, a l from “ -^nnlng Iour iincvilizcd immigratien laws dinner. This year there is no vice *l»wn .»n the Ib.or. to ..^, end. ' would keep out. president. Senator Cummins, president pro te-n of the Senate, took train fur Iowa without know­ ing of the m at'er. The pngei sent word to the hilc House, asking wnat wan to t c dono. Tho prcsl* dent sent back word that he was soundest seem-Ufos in th>* ‘ aorry but didn’t know cither. \ -•••»«* ‘ o negirri 1 h im '^ o n d a n lly ‘ watching wa lehl L,- '* V is tho way Forrest A d a ir, fo r i o f the causes 1of failure. the study 'world says it. . i -■ r s c r " lontv * f i the m atter of interveJS^ Never be t ^ T ~ ^ bank cashier. ho will ask you m o go h’a U ifl S IX T O B E U SE D ] IN T A X I S E R V IC E -fia • WftJI OU It la the Joyous Season of Leap Year and the Law is Out on All Single Men BY R. J. HOLLY comb tae aanospurs out o f lua whiskers and to diut off hia' hat, etc Th«n there la Tim Keane, who has been languishing around here for many years Just waiting, wait­ ing. waiting. He has a wood yard and could keep a nice woman warm. , Will Puloston Is another bird uat roosting on the limb and waitng for something to come hU way in tho matrimonial line. Nice boy nnd ono who would fttake a model husband. N. A. Colbert is another one in this group. If somo girl could break up this combination all of the above four bachelors would trot in double harness and bo glad of it forever afterward. Go offer them, girls. era! Indian Ml cabin, and in sign formed him that ho had ***•*. \ A• “To my amazement,” W Announcement hns ju st been learned that they did net I Wako up, Girls, 1924 stuff. but has slowed tip somo since mado by thc Reo Motor Company .The clauses in the to oho another in any MRS. NORRIS S A Y S: ; that tho famous Itco high-pdwer Wo arc telling you this in strict coming to tho Seminole Bank and m which are L Z s r :* words or in the ordinary , six-cylinder engine will be used in conficdnce. W ED S is now ready to save his money if taxes are regular S j J ^ I f ono out of cvcry three Amer­ tho Reo taxicab in the future. The sounds of human beings, 1 You will not tell it to a soul, tho right girl would Just ask him. ican women mado five resolution* adoption o f the six-cylinder engine dy with they convened only yea, no? Wc dare you to do it. by for 1924 tonight— nnd kept them— for tho taxicab has been urgedd b; whistlings.” There ar«» n number o f them it would make many homes ns taxicab operators for some time. At n whistled command Ned Chittenden escaped the . Mrs D. L- Thrasher nnd onc « '" » « According to Reo officials, this here and we wnnt you to shoot mademoiselles happy aa they could bo and should would flutter from the trees o f France nnd f j D Woodruff will ontcrbe. change in being made after months tho whole bunch befnro tho idea since the war has been busy but clearing to eat food sea! *st bridge at their homo on o f practical tests o f the taxicab o f next December. There are a still hankers after a home nnd a • *i • there by the women, acconli iyn. ih o jail should bc th Street at 3 p. m. equipped with the r.lx cylinder on bunch o f young strays nnd o!il nice wife. Prefers one with brown One resolution is to be kinder, equip Saxon’s narrative. heavily against possible mob*. more tolerant, more determined zinc. A group o f selected taxirab bucks here in Kanford that ought |••yes—North Carolina preferred, He described the men as -r—Tho nnau.-’ l mooting of operators were supplied with T-6 to be married nnd we will help you Should state his_______ choice. ould bc made to sta te__ to understand one’s husband in the adding that the women were powered calm with instructions t.» ‘ * ‘ h /fcoild of Holy pro®s Pariah tq go and get them. l«ond u p __ Tommy Thompson is busy with old affectionate, amused way o f deer. Ok!ahomaCyCiC tyWCoU arthe<1 int# Jibe held at Comfoit Cottage, "A t the sound of my voice/ nnr y married days. He hns his give them the hardest service to bo old Winchester with salt ami get the affairs o f Hutton A Company, nhly attracted by “ found in their business.. In this skienec of Mrs. M. Martin, on explained, "the women fled faults, but so has every mnn. way thc adaptability o f tho engine them wherever you can find them but longs for a nice girl who cou'd Z~iir Januaiy 7, at 3 p. m. tho canyons.” ■ Quarreling nnd telling "tho girls" to thc taxicab wan actually prov­ In Sunford. They are paying in­ call him “ Daddy.” Good boy, good T A L K IN G D O N E S w e t i r g is unusually imcome tax that should bo going for family, good education nnd could IIo said the Indians led him how mean hc is, and remembering ed. iisatl Every member i/i a nice wife and we want you t » be knocked o ff tho matrimonlnl the t nnd reproaching, accomplish noth­ B Y W H IS T L IN G ... nearest .... it forest , servi-c could bc tried on politicaTheiji The operators who had experi­ get busy at once. Most nf the boys bush if you know how. ed to be present. 'Those havnit ing constructive. mental cars in their service, leapt imports are requested to nre glad it is Leap Year for they Felix Frank hns been running « • • A M O N G IN D IA N S vcyed to him that they {Lu Oniv 2G men nre runni very cloac check on costs as well nre so bnshful, aw quit, now. loose for mnny years. Cannot lie forest rangers using this ins Then there is extravagance. Any prealdont o f NMraragua f t as on mechanical accomplishments y-i^Vrs. D. A. Kelly will cnThese fellows really gave in their lassoed nnd. tied, but could bc BERKELEY, Cal., Jan 4 (A. P.).! ment and had themselves c M caragra is n_very 8m° ’ 1,b« ^ woman whose extravagance lends nnd all o f them nre said to be en­ names to Thc Herald so you nre coaxed into the corral and made to iin incoming ofliccrs and her continually into debt, to wnsto, thusiastically in fnvor o f the six- rnifo in going after them. Wc will like it if some girl could show him i — A tribe of Indians whoso mem- I >nenteJ w‘ ‘ h. 11 ,n. ‘ h*Jj " 1,is‘ | fibers of the Methodist to the worrying point is deliber­ cylinder engine for taxicabs. hiirrh. following nnuual mcotpublish some more o f them in n where he could get five acres of her, — .m o n * th e m -1S „ ™ 3. " PUI" ' <1 **; Reo officials some time ago fe w weeks ua we scare up some celery below market price. ately jeoparding her own hnppif, which will bo held at 3 p. learning nav?ntion.Cr<it!is W > . selves only by whistling and who j Saxon bellovca that tho isott / has been up in the nir ai x ^ sensed a leaning among taxicab ness and almost ruining that o f more of them in thj tall timbers. Henry Mcl-aulin, Jr., seems to bc can talk to birds in the u m e man- clan o f "whlaliing people” Is an operators toward n six cylinder en­ : someone else. jy_pipc Organ Club meets Well, for instance, there is Bob fancy free but rather likes Chi­ * * • gine. which would combine the Denne, who will marry if you can cago girls. The first sweet thing ner has been found in the Siski­ shoot of tho Karok tribe uf London women nrn Miss Elizabeth Sharp of jib Mrs. J. B. Kay on Fnlmct, Avenue at 3:30 p. m. Thccr is health. If there in some­ flexibility o f the six with the rtig- prove It to him that two enn live ns that needs n pair o f glasses could you mountains in northern Cali­ math Falls Indians. Washington, D. C. (above), reProfessor Kroeber said thc l.»k.= n . if „ a / , . , , rln . i f e t l •jr—Women’s Guild o f Holy thing chronically the matter with gedness nnd dependability which cheqp ns one. Ho has a nice home prebnbly string him. Cntch him fornia. The discovery wns reported oks wVre an unususlly intelll rently married James Watson, « Church meet with Mrs. M. you saliaw skin, bad digestion, nre paramount in the operation of nil ready. while his father is out o f the to A. L. Krob#r, curator o f anthro-, nnd industrious tribe, number public carriers. Ificse require­ Henry Ford gets 1 roil l.u - liirtin. Comfort Cottage, nt Jr., son o f Senator Watson of girls. . . At „ Ball,- store, anemia, something to ments , Then . .his . side kick, Hodgson --------„ , . „ pological museum of the U niver-1todny about 2,i000. He is invi room to fit perfectly tho T-C Indiana. which you refer- fondly ns "m y fat nnd hearty, h big enter and . H. S. Pond In tho Peoples’ Bank , sity o f California by ,J. R. Saxon .i gating ffntine thc thc report reno of the v/hi engine and for this reason it was doesn’t cost Henry anything! jj —St. Agnes Guild will In the Clydcsdalo i* n good looker, hns plenty headaches” or "iry miserable decided to try out in practice the good looker. enty ot , o f thc United States forestry ser-inH lans serIndians. ft at the home of Mrs. Bonclass hut speedy. ' ! style and hnnds out n beautiful! vice back -th e n make 1924 thc year idea that had seemed plausible in jln Whitr.er at 3:30, with Mrs. Circa go pickpocket got « Arthurni\ow. eli owns thc lino DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB. Hint sees the end o f this stupidity theory— that tho Reo six-cylinder . __ , , , Y'owel! , , i . uof talk to tho girls, but up „to Faxon said that for weeks forest •>ays he robbed 12 a dav nil bitner and Mrs. Raymond Plenty of good looking date has never bora bridled. IIo rangers in » remote part o f the I THE PAINT WE SELL The lovely country home of Mrs. nnd inefficiency. For it is stupid motor was very well suited to tax­ s ore. ! <Ioing his daily dozen 7’ H e ' dips as hostesses. dozen. and inefficient to suffer, nnd to icab use. t, oil!TL«!l.ml , I0VC,r? l!,fnj? f" t ,th? , ± ,l,,!JIbo cn,VBbt aa<« Siskiyous had heard uncanny w h ist-, Jay—Mrs. Roy Chittenden EniLMt Mctiownn (Inllowny, won make other persons IS lucky girl. Hard to approach but made in. his habits. ov..r tho *ho service service wires wires thnt that . domestic ___ H|jnKS a g s over thc^. rccnc •A , .of one ■ ■ of - - the — prettie.it ............... ,, , ----------- suffer, from That the experimental taxis bore city broke. ill entertain the Tuesday l)u: t I:vca “ ‘ pRing is dangemuj. • Another one at The Herald ofll:e : stretch from station to station soc.ul affairs of the season, Thurs-; aKy ‘ hing that is in your power to out tho idea nf the officials in testi form,m college glee club , S icate Club nt 3 o’clock at her Calvin Teugue. down from North Wday afternoon, when she entertain- •hnnge. fied to by the recent announce­ Caiolinn. said to bo engaged hut named Jones— City Editor— just j through tho mountains. He went is in ( hiengo grand opera now! kmc on Elm Avenue. ed at bridge luncheon, the guests! • * • _____ operation, ..... ................ ment. _In actual the ninnot prove it. Dnndy chnp but r tlfV !L C„ C?.C’ olrnhtiiito be u ‘sy investigate nnd after nightfall including the members of the Du'Nhy not try for universal beau- six-cylinder engine of dopcn'lable rather shy. Would drive well in ns he carno from I-1. Myers where was enught in a mountain storm. Boston still blew ur Irs. Eva Herndon of Daytona hit ........P as cops i ty in 1924? Why must we look i manufacture ia preferable to nnd double harness. \fon-riv I l ' n i i i rti r ir 4. I ,,c founa H 8mn*l cn,,in o f Indian tered. W )h, is the guest of her eister, plicate Bridge Club. " b.u a warm receptj Munay Dutton, head o f Ilutton construction. It wns empty nnd .n> The large living room, sun parlor at ,lw ,inM o f garbage barrels,»»H*fnctpry than tho foulAnd the drink a were on the h» Then there aro two brand new Engineering Company, has plenty •he prepared to spend the night Frank Miller for a few duys. IT DOES NOT CR A C K , nnd dining room, were beautifully ,ai’ trampled bare lots .tho hideous Icylinder engineof equally dePEEL, NOR BLISTER, OR roadside signs, the broken |Den«D»blo make, Plcn Jones leaves .Saturday for decoratcd with cut 1lowers, low Fro . Ward, of Harvard, sari recalled thnt he left bowls o f bright faced pansies,1 fences nnd dirty roads? There n r e A T v v r i * m r a i T / v r t Memphis Medical College. CHALK OFF bergs are over-o. tainted T hi Thiil stable his horse in a 85M Sleniphi.i Medical College, baskets o f exquisite sweet peas, cities in the world whose subway.Ii IK A S fig A S M j m true of human oiicm, also. When ho reroses and nareiussun were* every- stntions nre as bright nnd clean ! jl AV/l'J Y rl Full Line o f Kalaominr. V tf1 lira Mamie Lake leaves Sntur- whore. In the dining room, the as a bathroom. JS day at cost. nishes and Staini j- n t a r t could l,c Induced lo . i i y . t o t l T n . y . - ' S o ^ i . T J n d ’ K ' f f i And in the same place, you don’t ! forever. |for Staunton, Va., where sho luncheon table was laid with na — not in Americn, nlus!— in which Tittle nml Wilinn nrn ^ atllloil bed ofur f doer bear have to move your position to kill 1resume her studies nt Stuart elaborate luncheon cloth and cun-!a man would no more think o f 1lllIO nnu >> IlMOn tiro two i rrii film andI!nf nil skins „ Mn SOLD ONLY BY another one, un auburn haired young engineers. Have been stir- w7a* In light. tered w uh a crystal busbet of snittirg than he would in hia wife’s riMCJ, sweet peas and pansies. The drawing room, bird, named Deane Treadwell. Dan­ veying the land but not with inaFor two ilnys. related Saxon, ho * S A N F O R D P A IN T dy boy, fine disposition, well train­ trimonlnl intent so far. Could lie |rs., Jes.se Neely nnd children place cards were old fashioned1 ed. homo loving and ail that. Wo made into Sanford citizens if the lived there In this way. When he returned from Ocala, where nr ra?:,£V.( U ^ ‘injr ! l,c ,’ir,h,|; / ' Can’t we begin. 1921, to be a ST O R E left the cabin food would be spread know hint. spent thc holidays art the proper parties approach them. NEW ORLEANS. Jan. I.— morc Patriotic in Americn? for him, but with no nmount of Bruce Anderson—Dr. Anderson It of her brother, Nathan Maya. a dnintv'1'ttle Lrift^inYih1 ' hMt!1 A. Rnffcld studied to be a Rabbi, "From evidence abundant in ev­ — running loose for some time, but Phone 803' haa no serious objection to njrility could ho discover thc un- Welakn Bldg.* ery state and neighborhood, the could bo brought under the yoke but marriage. If there nre any barArthru Hnzzard, who has % 'iy ”5 South can grow cotton profitably «nd would make a fine liur.bnr.d gains on tho matrimonial counter r spending rile holidays hero r * this year with average weather if ,VBC° Ur,‘! ' lheIri r^ T ihili,y f'»* America’s the producers generally make us-* Gentle and kind. ‘ bat he can got below cost he B s i c a a B i t H a i n n u n i i a i B z i B i i m z m i i a i i i K i i a B t u s t a i her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. lic h e o n w a, aerecd n. ii A * „ „ greatness, her goodness, her inFrank Murk wood wns running would take u chance. -Vu unia.i leaves Saturday for ho." During thc afternoon, Dujilicat finite opportunity, her ho«pitnIitv o f the knowledge already acquired strong for some time, but old Ii. i .,...,. . .......................... There nre a hunch of good buys in Augusta, Ga. on weevil control," says the Fed­ Y ! "^Joyc-d. When stores to all the suffering, the dlsnffccted, year. In the barber shops of the city— f ’. I., scared . , him off- last ...... ........ eral International News, published ,, Iins Severn! houses built, but is a ,th e y are bashful and said not to 'C r*. Arthur Hlount of W Y.ynei-1 \ir , A p ' l ’ nnnle , o T ‘ Mh:' 1 *l,c nnihi,,° '" ' " f the world, her by tho Federal OF ANSIIER8T COLLEGE International bit shy about the price nf double mention their names but they nre " . Ga., arrived .n Sanfunl K 0 ™ " C !.U n n „ 'i . _ 5F s; ! P,a« among nations? Banking Company, of New Or­ i ner held high score and nesday evening and will spenii were hnppines.w Would fall if approach-1dead anxious to trot in double WILL ADDRESS THE COLLEGE CHAPEL ASSOCI­ To be kinder in spirit, to lio leans. .Successful farmers, weevil ed by the right party. ' time here ns the guest o f her bag i. presented w.t.i hand-made harne s. And just think, girls, you experts and trained observers ATION OF ROLLINS COLLEGE JAN. 6TH, 8 P. M. Ir, Mrs. C. A. i'nganlinrt. in* body be fairer in agree upon a programme o f: t i M I i .• . cleaner ii |( '•/ i to • »»- iuirur iB™ ,bury *n First N.t - could jjet a face nia^sa^o and t!»nal, looks like a Harold Lloyd, j shampoo every day. t n i-VS n.'° a|- money innttenrs, to make beauty AT "Small acreage, heavy fertiliza­ but promises that if he married le many friends of Master Mirny others nre eligible nnd i" 'vhoTO « » ! « « « In row, and to tion and intensive cultivation. Ij'le Houshoidec will regret to ,u b ite?n H V Ce n f ‘ , M ■^ lie will never g o to Hollywood. Has ! waiting. Their names will bo given nri'niitlnn 1 1-'’ 0'K' know and love our country better “ Selected : ecd o f curly-maturing , i-" soulful eyes nnd is kind and f to any girls wishing them. Just p that h.1 ii ill at Fcrnald- mi mi LMe;Klon. _ )k n|| v-'oithy o f varieties. knton hospitai, nnd will join . ii J " ® " M|s- A. i . Con- saints and not too hard for sln“ Prc-nqut’.ro poisoning .to catch ; .... Everyone Cordially Invited whing him a spegjy recovery. neiiy, airs. I{. A. Newman, Mrs. tiers. Paul I.nke ran free ns a colt in !o f The Herald office nnd a mor.'athe first brood of weevils ornerg-! South i Carolina for mnny year*-, [ enger boy will call on you. Deano Turner, Mrs. it. C. Bower,' ing from hibernation. ............................................ . Thomas Cain leaves Fri- Mrs. Frank Miller. Mrs. F. J. "Picking up and'burning fallen evening for her horre in Bello U onra!^ ^ ur. ."i. j., atter a pleasant ______ squares. ‘ Treatment with calcium nnieti-' U B xa a «a ca (ra oi:«i*a B 5 s= n a 3 E sa »ia *«a K a a fS H n «xa a a B H *a a u r«rn -sj»rsn B :x:3 B B a > in a a «n i hpre with her parents, Mr. I.O V E E Y 'BRIDGE TARTY. T I f A HH / I A O P ate when and ms c imliti-uis ad-11 Ira. \Y. A. Tillis, during which i J! y!* H* n " a o * n rB H U • B n r:B g B K cB a r:x r;B a *B •••!»•' n n a »ia a aI)|M «a B 0 B*l|| R u a a aMii»m K a B a B a a a a a»B a a «a • a a•a n’»• ’ ’ u a g»'* t*aM -' t'l ....a a a a a B a «a B a u u «a B a a B B B M «i! vise. * j she was extensively onter“ These methods in l'J2'5 yieldel 1 ld. Mr . Cain was form erly Va ' Coralio Tillis. profltn even in tho regions of A» heaviest infestation. With aver farewell New Year's dance ! Woodruff, nt their home on Park •-1X1 -tt-tiJ — J U L / f l l l D age weather in 1921 they will h 8: W M i v 'l.T v ;.:, ' 'W '.A fa. \ . ‘OS Riven in honor of W alter j Avenue. There were 12 tables ---------yield firolits even with a largvr | who left Wednesday fo r |m 'playcrn. [Wants Case Heard During Next crop and lower »> ices.” . - •••><!:' t»V : 7\ r>nie in .St. Louis, Mo. l>uring | Tlie wliole lower floor was The programme is compilcil ' Tern Of Federal Court At pour month visit in Hanford ''poued e:i suite, and artistically! from reeoniendntions and experi-1 •ur months Tallahassee.' ka<dlremany friends, and was th • decorated. In the long diving i ences o f successful farmers and ---------«t n ■cousins, Mr. and Mrs. room, tho color scheme ot pir.k nnd and TALLAHASSEE, i/vi.i.m i.sn.-ir.r., Fla., ria., Jnn. J.— specific advice l»y Dr. W. E. Hiiitls, j •-.i '*-v i* Pezold. white was carried out with quail-1 William Leo Pophom, Apalachicola state entomologist o f Aluhanm; .1 ! N. Harper, director and agrono­ v tin of sweet peas and ro cs. •- ? -v ••••' - > * ■ oyster merchant., who, with hi* mist PIHK MATRONS BRIDGE o f tin1 Soil Improvement1 in the reception and dining r -v >L i , , f li b . wife, is under federal indictment in j Committee o f tiie Southern F ertill'g ■ a |cof th,. nm.it delightful social room gold uni green were tlie col­ connection with his operations, izer Association, and J. A. Evans, B " on* Ufcd, nasturtiums und calen­ ,, Pj Thursday afternoon was will, it is undcritoi.d, insist on a assistant chief o f co-operative ex­ dulas were lavishly used. l^ridg., p.„ty KjVea l,v Mrs. i 3!i Mrs. Thrasher greeted her trial o f his case at thc term o f tension work rondueted I.y the • Langley nf lier home on United State.! Department o f Ag­ federal district court convening Avenue. There vert three guests, wearing a mimt becoming : here ne-:t Monday, Jnn. 7. The in­ riculture and agricultural colleges of Playeri and the guests lrgck o f rare colored georgette, i diclmcntr- have been pending o f the South. » ‘ ' ... S 'V rC’l th. mcmlKvs of the Mer- with uccordian picatings. ili-r against tho former minister and corsage wns of sweet pens in the (■: ' ■ Xj * . ‘"If p»tron’s Bridge Club. Organization o f a new Medical his wife for more than n year. *p:iriiu< rooms were kmriv 1v,‘J|,,ua » ha,l/ ’» « f P'»k. m W ,3i m *•' • I’opham is also milking plans, it school at the Universiay o f Chi­ * prefiisii.n ,,f rt-d n u n ! Woodruff was attired in a l'I ■ ■ THE NEW red roses, 1 is understood, to appeal to the cago has been begun. m -' . : •• ■ ’ ettias ar.l bouganvil j'n, t<>- zinart frock of brown crepe, hand­ Uhitoil States Supremo court in the c>’ « I HOLLYWOOD somely l.eadtd in steel and bronze fr with p itted plant:.. .11» Leads. Her (lowers were a cor­ ca: > o f the Analachieola Land fi DEPOT !*? 'Y’rc k,T’1 "9 dainty tal- sage o f pink roses and Parma Development Company vs. W. A x n,i i Her a mimbor of interNEARING McRae, commissioner o f agriculviolets. |fn" " 3 °I bridge, the prize COMPLETION Talley cards designed with tulturo nnd T. R. Hodges, Rh-*!! fish ,Rn W ' nmong tho club romniifsioner, in whicli the com­ , • ’ M. \vn;: won by Mrs. Hurry quaint prints were given out by- pany -yas dunied certain rights In r.n wlir, wns awarded a l.ox Mrs. Ren Car,well. Franklin county oyster bottoms, T H E R E C O R D MONTH W-made haiidkerchlf . Tho _ Throughout th<* afternoon re­ |claimed under grants from the Infreshing punch wa. nerved from a Pfiz<\ a! I. a box of hand­ 1 dinns allegisl to have been confirm- I le‘ *. was won i.y Mm . G. I. daintily- appointed tabic placed in i I I.y I'.ie Si.anish government ! the reception room. more than a hundred years ago. j ‘i Y Of exceptiophl interest wns tho His appeal for restraining order r Wtirluaion of tho enr.l n" huatrso served ntraw- S r e r , . o l brf t n P;:a,ye* th,,r!"K the ngninst' the state officials' in this .......»»-_ first ----. . . . hy .. thoiteake, toppcvl With r.itcraoun. Tho prize .o r top score,1connection wns denied tho I"l •ream, salted r.ut.-i a silver pie plate, wa.i given Mrs. Franklin circuit court, which wns wn'> Ham Yountz. Hecond prize, two iinheld l»y the state supremo court. Condensed report o f th e condition of the I u ' "J'-ying this pretty party |beautiful towels, went to Mrs. The latter body a few days ago I’ercy Mere. Tho consolation ,M ;- “ - I. Holly, Mrs. ( ’. E. also denied a rehearing in the case, prize, a gold pencil, was won by- and plans are now being made, it H. *‘cw,3« | lu Mrs.i ' Harry V: Mrs. Mrs. S. M. Lloyd. l T“ Ijn,a..,Mrs. Harry Hcercn, is under,itood, to take the caijelto •* Dumas, Mrs. Arthur Rj-^oahments consisting of tlie United States supreme cour ■ i 4n*. Mrs. George KniehV m Ichicken salad, saltines, olives, and M. Mr.. C. j” laiueks ’ MbTl coffee were served by the host"One Wilkey. and ,Mr-> \v >r' eises, assisted by Mrs. W. C. Hill. Dutton, Zoe Munson, Fannie Relx: ,lt thc c!c; 2 c ; Ueeembef 31st, 1923 as called fo r l.y tho Comptroller o f the C urrency ............... ; Mrs. F. E. Boumillat, Claude, How­ Munson, Lilly Caldwell, Abbie * i was the largest in point o f sales in the history of this company— and wo : ------- .............................. ard, Mra. A. 11. Wallace, Mrs. Ilea Doudney, Florence Henry, and have had some big ones— tv . LKK BRIDGE C I.U II! Caswell, Mrs. Raymond Phillips, RESOURCES Mary Zachary. LIABILITIES tertaining with ...... her usual 'and Mrs. Donald Whitcomb. Capital Stock $ 100,000.00 L o .t iis and D i s c o u i i t n .......... ......... ? 1,081,075.57 one o f excop ^ manner,'Mrs. sV e . Bar- I ., The .........afternoon ............. wa.i ................. . Surplus and Undivided profits ... 4 2 ,2 9 3 .1 6 1 hastes* Thursday after- tionnl enjoyment to the guests and Overdrafts ............................. N ■ 519.92 nen, hot* entertained at ; i8 Hrst o f a series these two Dividends Unpaid ....... ........... 2, 020.00 m a Stocks and B o n d s ....................... ’ “ her home on Mngnoli.i ! fa r m in g hostesses arc giving. 228*757.50 Circulation ....... .................. ... 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 , ’ the gucita including the Those invited v-erc Merdzme.i sight-seeing trips are made in our De Luxe Busses every week— from Ranking House, Furniture and Fixtures 207,656. tG Sinqlc^A?* Double A fesh Fun Futkt-id Re.-erve R ink 5 6 .0 5 0 .0 0 J,, !u the Every Week I A rt'hie Betts, Braxton Baggott. Sanford to HOLLY WOOD-I1Y-THE-SEA— for full Information Other Real E s t a t e ...................... Mills P a y a b le............. ...... extra table i EJ- Betts, David Caldwell, Wide­ ... 1 0 9 ,0 0 0 .0 0 70.613.65 *y»'rs.Ua a?id' one ~” w v*“ “ talslo V t v , ’ man Caldwell. Ben Caswell, Roy about these fascinating and interesting trips and the Hollywood Hotel Rediscounts .. Ca: h and due from b a n k s.... ... 1 6 6 ,111-56 Chittenden, Joe Chittenden, Fred GIFT AND STATIONERY SHOP 235,213.10 ■ ■ special rates— fill out and mail tlie coupon. | ° e f e . r if fc * ar'1 Krec’ii D E P O S IT S ...... ^rrectnely out Wltn with Dinger, W. C. Hill, Robert Hines, . 1 ,3 0 1 ,3 6 8 .2 8 Its n« I ^ carried . 1 " ol*i Phono 101-J »*,!„. *'o ruses Lili*"*1 vu;u nf red roses and C. R. Kirtley, E<1 Labe, J. B. Law­ 207 MagnoliaTotal combined with ferns. son, Ed Meisch, I’ercy- Mere, B. e. 'fj y *0. a ■ 51,820,876.10 1 ,8 2 6 ,8 7 6 .1 0 "A v / L. Perkins, Henry t’ urdon, F. hiEACH n / K T O P V e'l HOMESEEKERS R E A L T Y CO. 1, hl> absorbing gam e Roumillat, A. B. Wallace,, tkaud Everything for the office 4 4 Cap and Fringe—All Colors Harry- Walsh, Elton It,) L.n" ‘« v,hen scorea were Ilovvaid, f “ - high score Moughton, Hal Wight, Ralph Juat arrived a complete line of IncluJinj Qrry anj Whin Agents for ■•a**. Wight, Fred Wight, Sam Y’ountz, J. B. Coleman, Hawkins Conncl«nibrofiC n' i'V ^° Wa:1 t’ 'v'Mr« n » lv. Benjninin Whltner, Jr., Donald scrap books, memory hooks, photo WINSOME •i,V; embroidered guest towel. Mrs. O F F IC E R .? hnvi Whitcomb, Dick Brawn. W. M. Silk N e t s DIRECTORS HOLLYW OOD L A N D A N D uestUi"^ l',f> sc,,ro among alboms. Also let us supply you L. A. BRUMLEV rias-w(bb«il, F. I*. FORSTER ................... ................... President ■menu n ,*,*L Pr»*ented a h-,nd- Potter, W . L. Morgan, Rert Fort, n*U el quslilr silk with so a. O. CHASE I t-uest 'towcL .Conc Us,on o t the W. D. Gardiner. E. F. Housholder, with your filing supplies, loose •Utile run throuch «d|, la W ATER COM PANY Floyd I’almer, 8. M, Lloyd, A. W. I*. A. DRUM L E Y .................. .............Vice-President knp u«i ioii< about hair. | •Barrett served delicious re- Fitts, M. S. Wiggins, Jamc-! Ridge, p. FORSTER leaf devices, blank books and T. J. M IL L E R ........................ Enimeti Hunt, John C. Smith. Carl T. I. HAWKINS ............ Vice-President Schultz. Emmett McCall, S. Moore. for Sold Eiduiwlp at J. W. YOUNG, President R. F. W H IT N E R ............ T. J. MILLER other r e u n io n . Reg Holly, C. Britt. Howard ............................. Cashier .** . R. F. SQUIRES "'onter'nn,I?“ rnni}i family and Ovoriln, K|ytniond Diiillips. Roy MRS. J. B. CALDER, Local Mgr. A. I-. B E T T S .......... ............ ..... Ass’t Cashier OFFICE SUPPLIES lias " , . un: 1 f»*»Uy »nd Mrs. Peeplcs, Osborne Ilerndon, Misses R. F. WHITNER Valdez Hotel, m Coni* fnmii!y motored to Martha Fox. Connelly, Mabel Howhr, Edna Chittenden. S-irita I-nkc, 5c and 10c Store, brother!1 ’aI!iherI u ,‘ hey' w ith Sanford, Florida ine' 8. and sisters, spent Mildred Simmons, Rubn Williams, JUST THIS— WE APPRECIATE w*th th.ir father nr. I Helen Gonzuiez. Frances Gonzalez. (STREET ADDRESS HERE) YOUR BUSINESS ■ ■■■■■■■■■aB IU B B B B B B M B B B B B B B Ixaaaui S Fern Ward, E. Y'owoll, Frances I ? phone: Office 108; MRS. FR E D DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W ( SUNPROOF GUARA NTE E D S “ ;'Ky tal W rm o- PROF. CHURCHILL K nO w Is H a ll . w? , POPHAM INSISTS S?|1m ! UAbB dS ; SHALL BE HEARD ■ 1 > •' f'• l H 'ill: -J •ANewYear’s NEATNESS Resolution F irsi National B a n k 9 LYWOO , By-The-Sea . O N T H E N D I N G DECEMBER 31st, 1923 There’s A Reason For This mans H A IR A C O M M U N I T Y NETS B U I L D E R ” 5c Me CRORY’S ............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -v :::::::::” :::::::::::::- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - r» J-;iA fJ /as'marrptt. - of Richmond, _______ [______ • J �tin purchase o f * new Duple* tu bulsr press to b » operated in eon* junction with tbs press now ii use. The combined crosses wil hare a capacitor o f 25jD00 fortypace papers or. 50,000 twenty-pair papers an hour without running a*, maximum speed. The Indepen­ dent’s present press- -has been ir uso only cbout tw 6‘ years, it is ctsted. . * iiford High Girls and Boys;Will M eet Sea breeze Teams— First Game Starts at 7:30 brd High Chris aad Bays W ill*;- - FIRK LOSS IN DAYTONA. , DAYTONA—Tho total flrtv loxi •n this city during 1023 was onl> S H llS , according to figures mad» nubile b y B. B. Hart, fire chief There waa a total o f 67 fire alarmt during tho year, with the hcaviesl loss—$17,700— in March. Febru­ a ry " 21 nlarmo topped the month­ ly list, while August had only one with a loss o f $10. ~ “Greasy” N eale T o Stay A t Virginia TALIiAHASgKjr, Fla., Jan. 4 r Tbe people of fU fid a have a great (pportunitor in Me All-Florida Ex­ position opening a t Madison Square Garden, Now York, February 18. *.o show the rest o f the country more about the resources o f this «tate. (iov. Cary A . Hardee, de­ clared Thursday in a statement '•ongrntulnting tho counties that for the occasion. At the same time he urged those counties that havo dot yet done so to make every effort to provide for the sending o f suitable exhibits of their agricultural products so visi­ tors at the exposition may see the great variety o f products that may bo grown in Florida. *STOCKHOLM, Jan. \d*^-Swcderj’n imports f o r . the jBrtt ten njonthi o f 1023 exceeded tho ex­ ports by about $54,000,000. an against an excess o f $10,000, fo r tho corresponding period 1022* J . , Tfto principal commoditlfcs that helped swell the Import volume are grain, fuel, Ulluminating and lubricating oils, coal and vehicles, including automobiles. The bukl of tho imports in each class cited came from tho United 8tates. They will find a new home, locate lost articles, and perform many important tasks for you FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS to the local market Monday with inquiries—“ what do I g e t ? ” Unles ho lias changed his mind, Neale expects to g e t-$150,000 for CHARLOTTESVILLE, Vo., Both the girls and boys basket-’ Wayland Dean* pitcher, and Earl ,Tan. 3.— Announcement that the game, while in nttcndanco n l r t e a m or Sanford High put In Coombs, an outfielder. Coach Earle Neale has entered * M g bit o f strenuous practice nt the National Coaches’ Ath­ upon an agreement with the Thursday night on the Grammar letic Association in Atlanta During recent negotiations with progress, but dry weather hm last week. athletic council to coach foot­ the New York Yankees, the Louis­ eefwol basketball court in preparabeen unfavorable. Truck is well Curates A re Scarce ball and baseball at the Uni­ ville club would ,not listen to n l t While not expecting to win tw o fo r their games with Seabreezo advanced, and shipments of beans cent less and there is no reason this game, Coach Robinson bof w m y night. Both teams appeared I versity o f Virginia through the Don't wait till baby Is screaming1 M. L peas, beats, eggplants, ‘ peppers In The British Isles I; with season o f 1024-25 has been the Heves that Mercer will give to believe that the paylers havo •o be lit fine condition and are expain before you think about' ina,tc n 1 squash, onions, lettuce, and norm rause o f widespread rejoicing aged too much since then. | thcNew Yorkers a roal bottle, •Jffcted to give the Beabreexe out­ tending for the doctor or start dos-j Telephone fair progress, but are rather in­ LOUGHBOROUGH,' Jan.' on ths pnrt o f the entire uni­ , • couple o f good tuascls Friday Neale m ild not be found at his 1 ®n,7 "Bring training will bo In­ ferior on uplands, owing to dry Canon Briggs, o f this town, is Ing him with strong medicines that versity student body. Right on the local court. hotel here tonight but it was learn- j stituted at the local univer­ j weather. The planting o f cucum- much concerned at the lack o f cur- may do moro barm than good. The athletic council has s c ­ sity in order that the squad cd that he had waved the two playJjjjJh la will be the girl’s first gam e' Keep Teethlna at hand aad give It', mers under cover has begun fn rum ! an option on the services may be well trained when it cm under (he noso o f tho New M AKE A MEMO N< quo as they should be experienced according to directions at tho first Sumter county. Citrus fruits are of Conch Neale fo r a third ces­ meets Syracuse in October. York Giants and was waiting to .elm o f trouble. Before baby begins " 5 * ° ? * ? by now» » fe picked to holding w ell; shipments were bus telephone sion at tho university. Though hear their best offer. cutting his tsoth you can start giv­ , the Scebrceze lassies. the council meeting was held BEGIN WORE ON GOLF CLUB. ing Teethlna. 'Twill make It easier Takes Tips From Fiseo. .Friday night's game will be the last week only faculty and stu­ for him and for you, too. K EY WEST— Plans and aped_ In geittn: getting me Giants and the • w fo r d High boys’ first game of dent members w ere present, Mentions for the club house o f,th t ” lt's dangerous to wait when baby i nnVce.-i bidding against each oth­ weeks in succession, and has no 33-24 term and though only a and before final action could be hey West Country Club havo been beglna to fret,” writes Mrs. C. H,1 er, the captain followed the exam ­ yet received n singlo inquiry. few havo responded to Coach Pal­ laxen the three alumni mem­ Kitchens, Route 4, Macon, Go. "I ple o f the San Francisco club received, and work on the struc­ m ers call, these few have worked bers had to be communicated ture is expected to begin within n Imrasd that when my baby got tick * * owners who made the Giants run end faithfully and are in o x -t with. week or two. The building will with fever and bowel trouble. Teethil up $75,0(J() for Jimmy O’Connell Ctuent condition fo r the clash with ina soon ended his trouble and now. cost about $10,000. When Coach Ncnlc spoke nt when they heard that the Yankees BMbreexe Friday night. he is as well and lively as a cricket.''] the athletic rally the prolonged 101-8 Magnoli wanted th» vnun* *t»r . The games will be played on the cheers and applause o f the stu­ Teethlna Is sold, by all druggiatej W EEKLY WEATHER ■ » lit.II UIU U lU lllH t a i n , b . j Sanford, _____ _ dents wm a tribute to his pop­ or send 10c to the Moffett Labors-] . C amfmar “ bool court since the BULLETIN tho statement, that they were torles, Columbus, da^ for a packagq' burning o f the Episcopal .Church ularity in spite o f the poor rec­ The low temperature o f the last find a fret frco booklet about nhmil babies. C through making fortunes for min­ and ord o f the team. The genera! “ “ V®8 this place the best or longuo players, as to propose day o f the previous week contin­ lating premature growth; nl» the city. Lights have been opinion is that three changes in ued during the forepart of the that no club pay moro than $25,000 though sntsuma trees nro in good erected around the court and It is coaching systems in as many for a minor iengue player, it was current one, resulting in frost condition. _ Strawberries are in “ •fin e shape for the two games. years und an alm ost unprece­ thought that the 'New Yorkers over much o f . the northern and bloom; p'reparation fo r spring dented series o f injuries hns were through paying fnney prices central portions o f the peninsu­ planting continued. been more of n handicap than la. Surface temperatures were :or ready-made pluycrs. *iny team could overcome. Southern Division. The need of pitching strength on about 32 degrees at somo stations Moderate temporaturo and dry in the northern counties on the the Giants is so imperative, how­ weather prevailed, although night ever. that McGrow may change his -5th and 2Ctli. An a whole, how­ temperatures were unreasonably mind nnd d o « little spending. In ever, the week averaged wanner low at nomc points In the Okccview o f tho fact that McGraw re­ than the seasonal, excep. in thclrhobce district, during the first fused fo pay more than mn very Isouthern division * h" . ° ntJn? al ,la>‘" of the week. Tomato ship­ IWWm I h ii I nil _ A_ l l . l i l _ m l i warmth prevailed, ments were heavy from the lower weather was the east coast, nnd some potatoes tho Section, no a_____ ....... r were harvested. All crops need na much ns one-quarter inch, nnd rain, except tomatoes on low lands. meat o f the Section was without Truck was shipped from the Okee­ appreciable precipitation. Overcast chobee district. .ORLANDO, Jan. 4.— Orlando Yankee officials mnde uirtiona skies during a part o f the week, Itr The Assurlntril Prr««. A . J. MITCHELL. J™ he represented in the Florida upwards to scratch their heads nnd heavy dews ut other times CHICAGO, Jan. 3.— A sevenMeteorologist in Charge. Ht*to Baseball Longue during the stoiy, 7,500 ton brick building wns when they heard the report that mitigated to some extent, the Make* Pancakes w ith * ea2?n begins April 10, nc­ Neale was in town peddling h's pressing need for rain in some in­ f ° a decision o f represen- moved 85 feet here with its cleva- mayors. They figured they had stances. tor, light and telephone servico t h e re a l, o ld - t i m e ftatjve business men who gathered first call on tho two men. Norlhrn Division ' intact nnd during which its offices '?• , 0 chamber o f commerce nudiThe forepart of the week was The Yanks alto understood that b u c k w h e a t ta ste — torium Thursday night. The out- were open to tenants who found it 'bey had tho inside o f the track unseasonably cold followed, how­ ncressnry to enter. ligh t, h ea lth fu l, W oken sentiment at the meeting for Jnckey .May, the Vernon south­ ever, by an early reaction to war-1 The Illinois Central railroad, in paw, but Gary Hermann, boss ot mer weather. ~ “ raa >»» ,f«v o r o f basebnll o f the -.......... Dry weather wns The very best Battery is an delicious. * tom e calibre ns wns had Inst s«n- its terminal improvements now be­ ihe Cincinnati Reds, is said to have the outstanding feature, the need, ing mnde, was presented with the stepped in and made the better o f­ ru 1 .i nL ‘■c’o^tion was passed, . " I f Kcaorai on uplands, E X ID E ^aopting the r.nmc salary limit ns alternative of dismantling the fer for the pitcher. it T 1' 1* temporaturc was favor­ building, or moving it. The struc­ MINSTREL M evaiicd Inst .................. . We rc-eharge and repair all The Giants nre nil cluttered up able for tlie growth of most vegture was erected about 30 years now with outfielders and McGrnw , . i */,, Sr* wt‘ rc elected ns follows: ctntion, but colder weather is needmakes o f Batteries ENTERTAINERS i P Wallace, president; George nsto but it wns in such excellent could hardly find room for n rookie cd for cabbage, ceieiy, lettuce, and I'IIH 'T T n i • condition the latter course was , 31.00, SI..10 I'lug Til* a i-r t vicc Pr08i'lent; Frank- taken. The actual moving wns ac­ nt nny price. The Ynnks wnnt an­ citrus fruits. Strawberries mnile R A Y BROTHERS other young outfielder but they nre rnir progress, nnd small quanti­ ■in .n li- a t l l i m r r ’a l l r u n V n J“ ' Klnif. f ccond vice president; U. Asher, secretary nnd treas­ complished in 24 hours nut it re­ well fixed for pitchers. ties. were marketed. The planting Phone 54R quired three months’ preparation. Sanford urer. Members o f the board of of potatoes began in the Hastings directors were nnniM ni follows: What is believed to be an out'district; the distribution of ferJ Bankers Optimistic r i h m b ■EumBnatzBc ■M inna B nunnxv ^ *ii N_y®> Gharics Rock, H. M. rtanding engineering feat was detilizcra wns active. Shipments of j .Boiler, Ed. Vestal, B. M. Rohin- scrilied by Huga. Filippi^who su­ Over 1924 Prospects iettucc continued. Citrus fruits perintended tjip wqrk. F* M°hr nnd Dr. C. D,’ qrc hqlqijpg..well.,arid .they aro In ' '“Tkenty'-UftAe tfac-kru.’ to'AAUiiA^ Rood •condition; shipmcmii ddATLANTA,Ga., Job. 4.— LegitiAnotfcrwayRed Comb Tho salary limit during the 1923 of four or more railH each nnd ex­ mate business, economically oper­ ' censed during tho holidays. Oats under the season was $2,(150, exclusive o f the tending completely ated, was able to make a resonnble made fair progress. Seed beds Red Cxnb E gg M ash excels — salary o f the manager. The limit building nnd over the foundation profit in almost all lines o f trnda were prepared for tobacco. ^ Mai Eft&Maah M suggested for the 1924 season for nt its new site, were used." he said. during the year 1923, and the confain Central Division containsno, class I) leagues, is $2,250, includ-1“ The tracks were placed five to prospects for 192 S. business now . from fill tool the forepnrt with light lo-j dust nor : " c " “ lory o f the manager. tight feet apart nnd 2,000 steel being found on n sound basis, offer cal frosts over interior portions, Opinions expressed Thnrsdny night tollers were spaced about 12 inch­ every indication of prosperity in and generally dry weather preWero to the effect that chcnner es. Six thousand board feet o f the.opinion o f Atlanta bunkers and .baseball would do the profession timber was used for cribbing pur­ business men, particularly officials — " ' ............... . preliminary to jacking up of the .Federal Reserve Bank o f and sport no good, nnd would meet poses < IS DUSTLESS! •with poor support in Orlando nnd the building nnd placing it on the Atlanta, who have well sounded conditions in the sixth federal dis­ other cities represented in the rollers. ~Dusi and Sticks at Fitter hritata and "Four capstans, each operated trict, comprising the states o f adhsrg to the Membrane* ot tho throat. ,p» w c . It was stated Thursday position to know, l»y two horses, were employed ns Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Ten- I Luiit on RED COMB for QUALITY From each cap­ nessee, Mississippi and Louisiana. I that representatives o f teams in .motive power. One fact is especially noted in i Lakeland, Tampa. Bradentown, St. stan n lead line of three-fourths 1 etersburg and Davtonn nr* In inch steel wire cable was carried the mntter of building and con­ down to nnd through n series o f 25 struction activity. All reports re­ blocks, 12 o f which were movable ceived here show that it has been ELECTRIC CURLING IRONS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED anil attache d to the building and carried on at a very high rate all Elm Avenue and Commercial Street-------------------13 of which were fixed nnd anch­ durnjc the past year ami there is $1.50 ored to 20-foot steel rails driven as yet no evidence o f the slowing Automobile and bike tires about 15 feet into the ground and down, which is usually nt this time 1 _ °U£_ Prices before buying THE CASH FEED STORE braced against, the new concrete of the year. foundation. The average speed o f The output of manufacturin'* industrics continues, on the whole moving was four feet per hour. reports state, to compare favora­ bly with last year, and em ploy, Many Will Attend The merit conditions, particularly in the m c-iir. u c m*cyMthai m ncliloo that H 5 ^a t& 7~thoujttn,!i of practical JNO. W. SNEED) 105 Palmetto Avenue Myrtle Avenue and Hh Sti sixth federal district, ure reported XariDoen tue. [)oea u,0 Road Builders’ Meet fiocit wort, nnd M much Phone 481-J •anicr sad faster than an» FOR SALE— Large reed baby car­ riage at Telephone 384-J or 708 Pnlmetto Avenue. ToWait Hopkins Shoe Shop Work Guaranteed. 309 E. First St. juccd rotes for consccutivo urtions. Count six words to i line. Minimum charge of e for first insertion. AH ad­ d in g is restricted to proper siification. In case of error Tho Herald ] be responsible for only ono errect Insertion, tho ndvertr for all subsequent InscrM. The Herald office should notified immediately in case Ml LANE WED THEATRE . P: m £ ■ G m B** F‘ • arriveill MINSTRELS IR P ALL SRT S n o *4 Batteries .e•just addwai D ust chokes th e^ ien ' QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER KILLStheWEEDS MULCHES 50IL IN ONE OPERATION CHICAGO. Jan. -1. — Highway commissioners from many state* of the country, representatives ol the federal department,' county road organizations and motor clubs nre expected here January 14-18 for the annual congress a n d expo­ sition of the American 'load Build­ ers* Association. Approximately 250 manufacturers of road building mnehinery have taken space for exhibits. » Together with contractors, ma­ teria! men and others interested in highway construction, preparation1: are being made for an attendance running into the thousands. The bureau o f public roads will have an exhibit consisting o f both technical ant] practical road build­ ing details, the committee announcetl. Tire Association of State Highway Officials, in an exhibit, will show the status o f federal aid work in the various states. i other tool. BARKERS's,Kfc thin, ofoM .ii *I eortiM hi u m lnlhJtalr«,ifc.w w J.,^ ja Mm*•Mauanr-waih-rmt- s • ■*(*-• l n l ,. l* . * j m* l,u .r* — I«l«- lar-mlf.cO- A unt 1 *'^ ; 521Jon J e m im a . too UJ MI SHINBUUD S5wmr / » X d a ir y / - A feed/ v FLOUR . V - 'J W I Mr. • ii i r , Z S w“ * J Chase & 'ANTED—At once n small in cobator. Phone 197-J GENTS W A N T E D BENTS—Mnke nnd sell my car­ bon remover. A\-^good, clean dtimute business; good profits, kules McDaniels, Box 001, HomeHd, Fla._______________________ Florida Sun*— The--propagandaMig spread by n few politicians ; effect that "the national party" >11 not recognize nny orgnnixn>n in Florida other than an ormizatinn whose policies may be dated by the uforesaid bosses,* is t only bunk—but a libel on the 'publican party. NOTICE The annual meeting of tho StockJders of the Sanford Building |Loan Association will bo held nt office. No. 108 Magnoliu . ,c! 8 *’• M-* Saturday, Janu7 )2th. 1924 for the purpose of *ctmg Hoard of Ilirectors for i( ensuing year and for the trnnsaing of such other business ns ujr legally come before the meet t. T. .1. MILLER, President. itcst: A. I*. CONNELLY, !^ 2 G l-3 -l0 -5 tc . supplies and a full line R b irtw h a ta cow EATS butw tutik* DIGESTS thtf produce milk and butler fatl NAsmnui . Ttnn DAIRYMAN S DHIGHT DAIRY FEED . , (f-ntjBtrri 2JZ .Cwtainsmori than 75 1 DICLSII6LE nuL-umt Millsco.mir SEED POTATOES Spalding Rose Flour and Bliss Triumph in Bags or Bushel Boxes. oGod for tahlo ulso. CHASE & CO. PHONE 53(1. HOUSES FOR R E N T ! LOST A N D F O U N D IT'S EASY T O OW N YOUR HOME ^ SALE— Burgain, five acres of land, close in. Box 117. b OR SALE!— Or rent— 10 acres of rO ll SALK— Three desirable build­ ing lots located on paved street, worth $1,000.00 each. Owner will sacrifice for $2100.00. Britt Real­ ty C».________ ______ . tO R SALE— Two fine building lots, located on ono o f tho best corners in Sanford, paving and sidewalks both sides. At bargain. See Britt Realty Co. , ^ Dll SALE— Fivo lots locuted on Sanford Ave., opposite Rose Court, oath 5Gxl30. Two o f them corner lots. Realty Co. FOR SALE lU onon lake w S n Terms. Britt __________ • celery farm, .good locaso to town, a t Realty Co. ES A N D MORE BARGAINS, 1922 Hupmobile touring. Lexington Lark (sport). Dodge Screen commcrcinl. hour Dodge tourings 1921. Dodge Roadster 1919. Nash touring 1921. Two Reo speedster trucks 1922 National touring fi passenger. Threo Light Ford Trucks. Thru worm-drive Ford trucks. Two Ford Chassis. Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. Dodge 1922 touring. Three Dodgu tourings 1920. Chandler touring. Two Ford touring. Velie touring 1922. Dodge, Graham 1 1-3 ton truck Buick touring 1919, 7 pasaonger. liuick touring 1918. Dodge 3-4 ton truck. breeze, White Leghorn Chicks nre sired by pedigreed mules from high record hens. Egg.i perfect­ ly hntchcd by modern incubators. Vigorous chicks, true to strain, $20 n hundred; $180 a thousand. Immediate deliveries. Order “ bet­ ter baby chicks" from Pinebrecze Farm, Callahan, Florida._________ Some of these ears woro traded FOR SALE— Oranges, 50c, 75c nnd $1.00 per 100, grapefruit $2.00 nnd $2.50 per 100. B. T. Tiller. anil applied on the purchase of •m m : J : ;r ,r y 2 - ^ ’ £«w Jity. _ull .raid. (good, having been reconditioned. FOR SALE— 200 Tangerines, Val­ encia Lu Gim Gong, Jaffn, nnd Terms to those who ran establish Grapefruit buds. B. T. Tiller, j credit. Some o f them cars can be exchanged for real estate imPuoia.__ . |proved or unimproved. Diamonds SEE the Sanford Stove Works, 002 Ior anything else o f value. Sanford Ave. before buying stoves. We will save you money. SANFOIII) MOTOR CO. We also repair stoves of nil kinds, Dodge Dealers. grafnnolns and sewing machines. ______________ Phone 3. ___________________________ 191-tfc BARGAIN'S! BARGAIN S!! : REGULAR meals served at the Dodge Roadster. Pheonix, single meals, by the Dodge Touring. day or week. Try them. Hudson Touring. Haynes Touring. MELON Seed—Tom Watson, Irish Scrinps-Booth Touring. ray, Kleckley sweet, Florida Fa­ Onklunil Touring. vorite, Ga. Ilattlcsnnkc. I grow KENT VULCANIZING CO. and save these seed myself, money CORNER OAK AND 3RD ST. can not buy any better. 50 cents _____ PHONEJ7.________ lb. W. H. Thomson, Lloyd, Flu. FOR SAi.E— Ileo speed-wagon In first class condition. Equipped CANCER Latest discovery in re­ moving external cancer. Hurin- for bus .service but nevor been Can be easily L*ss nnd never fuils. Would con- used as such. ider parties interested or partner changed for truck o f any kind. See to open .Sanitarium. Write Oppor­ E. E. Echols at Sanford Mattress Factory. tunity, Titusville, Fla. FREE 'TIC K E TS for tonight’s DETROIT Bird Store, Detroit, Michigan. Panama Parrots, tame and tulking, $25.00. Imported Audreusbeig Roller Canaries, $7.50. Japanese Nightingales, $5.00. Fer­ rets, Cavie.i, Hares, Pheasnnts. Pets ull kinds, circular free. Free, Dr. Clayton’s, Sargeant’s und Glover’s Dog Hooks. Buying Ileal Estate in Sanford is not a rich man’s game— it is for thu man of modest income who wants to become inde­ pendent; for the man who wdnts his home, a place his family can puint with pride to and say “ That’s our home.” Start searching today fo r your future homo among tho choico Ileal Estate offerings in The Wont Ad section. • Sanford’s foremost Realtors every day advertise their best listings on the classified pages o f Tho Herald. To reach nil the people effectively—leave your Wand At nt Tho Herald Office. Phone us to send for it or phone it to tho Want Ad Department. HOUSES— FOR SA LE HELP W A N T E D .......................♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ b^c? mc a «Ve!nber CLUB. It’s keenimr that counts.Save Save t i l n everv „ , . . .? .f our. CHRISTM , AS f----;-------It’s keeping atat it it that counts. a ,little week. The istantial bank account. Everybody can save if they just make up their minds to do so and stick g”i\ mg. Every one, old and young is invited to join. The books are open. Enroll at once. The BUILDING M ATERIAL FOR RENT— 3 furnished rooms;* private home, 509 E. 3rd S t.1 LOST—Your opportunity to secure „ , . Call after 5. ) freo tickets to the Milnno Thcatre, if you fail to read these wantl MIRACLE Concrete C o, g FUTtN IS ME CHffOME- located “ in |ads each day. Two free tickets . «-’ » « * work, sidewiake, exclusive residential section of ore given away daily t o the por-i ;n* Mocha, irrigation boxes, Miami. House ia o f concrete con­ son whose name appears on this; TcrwilleKer, Prop, struction and contains three bed page. Rend the want ads each rooms, sleeping porch, complete day Lumber end Building MatsrMuj tiled bath with shower, large living Carter Lumber Company FOUND— Opportunity to buy a ! N. Laufel St. Phone 565, shirt wave long distance Radio' Receiving Set cheap. Ask fo r HILL LUMBER CO. House demonstration. Hof-Mac Battery Service, Quality and Pr Co. |Thone 135, FOUND—Pair o f shoes. Please call nt the Herald office for FOR WORKING WOMEN some. LOST—Collie Dog on ~ Dec. 27th, i b’ ak °* T ke" *et 400t from 023 E. 2nd St. Finder I ,wh.c " the. ," rl/ a ,a please return to above address; rclRn*fu'd. half-sick, Mi L nni ’ and discouraged and think As '________________________ _ ' are getting lnzy. Neglect o f tfU Many properties In Knglund nre I symptoms might result in a a] ■Schneider. still held on what seem to bo the •P°ll, therefore the sensible cool FOR RENT— Store loom, C om -1oddest of rents. The rent o f one ' {* to take a dose or two o f Herbil mercial Street and Park Ave. estate in Sussex, for instance, *t •» just tho medicine needed. Rent $10. A_Tukach,_Pico Hotel. purify tho system and restore vim and ambition of health. Pi FOR RENT— House with four GOc. Sold by Uninn Pharmacy. rooms and screened porch, rent * fifteen a month. Sanford Avenue. I Glndem ilje^L Takneh. Pico Hotel/ [.osT-CiMitienwinV Fountain Pen EXPERT Typewriter clcanin repairing. Call II. S. FOR RENT— Furnisheil room ami probably on Union Avenue. Ilc- phone 225 or Peoples Rank. garnge. Man nnd wife or two turn 122 Union Avenue nud re­ Indies preferred. Inquire The Out- c«Ivo reward. ________ __ ____ ! LOST—One Masonic watch chain FOR RENT— I room cottage 1208! , ? hnr"'- Knights Templar tine Park Ave., nil conveniences, 1,2 0*fc?r *Me. Find$20.00 p' r month. G. W. S p cn -'cr ,rctur? "amo to, Scmino,° ,,otcl FOR SALE— House and largo lot WANTED— Whito woman, middle in Rose Court, $ 1500.00. Terms. aged or elderly preferred to Britt Realty Co. take care of baby nnd keep home in return for n homo nnd other considerations. Best of reference All sections o f will lie i equired and this will be Hrltt llepl.y Co. permanent place to the right par­ *011 SALE— Bungalow, close in on ty. Address, enru Sanford Herald. „ Pn'mBUo Ave., $4200.00, terms. WANTED — Chauffeur. Apply DrBt Realty Co. Chns. Hoffman, 1105 W. First St. *’ OR S A L E - Furnished 5-rooin cr. Phnnn jnn I «ml rccclvo rc ward. bungalow, all improvements, lo­ oil Palmetto Avenue, nt n Delinquency in studies decreas­ NOTICE. ed 00 per cent last year at Iatw- WANTED— Good second hnnd flat gly_Wiggly Store. lop desk. Must be in good cohrence College, Appleton, Wis. It Is Thu annual meeting of tho Stock­ •!—Or lease, business believed by the college authorities dition nnd cheap for cash. Inquire holders of the Osccoln Cypress nt Herald office. on First Street. Britt thut the improvement was largely Company will be held nt the ofthe result o f freshmen courses in ficu of the Company, Osccoln, how to study. Seminole County, Florida, on r u n a n ur,— ae n bargain, 5-room bungalow with sleeping porch, Thursday Jnnuniy 17th, 192-1, at 10:00 A. M. on Palmetto . _ - Ave., -- --- four blocks from With th„ ,11 !i! Girl Scout lenders nre trained In fir s t St. $3500.00, small pnyment P. J. FEITNER, ! ‘ U W nlh#J regular courses nt about 90 inatidown, balance like rent. Britt _h i .il* Secretary. „ WL nt this season tutions for higher education in 2.’ Realty Co. year cough* and coids are very ,-tate,. More than half o f thesa The air is full o f things you 'F O R SALE AT A BARG AIN :' prevalent, lie prepared for them, courses are given by instructors shouldn’t miss. Get n radio. Two story dwelling, six rooms J y VU A WM t C TA i f 0 ' un'!or tho supervision o f the mlnand two fireplaces, bath nnd con­ E\ AND TAR COMPOUNDiration department o f the Girl veniences, inrge rooms, paved handy, und with tho first sign of a Scouts (Inc.) and tho rest by regustreets. $3,000.00. one-half cash. cough or cold taka a dose and p ro-1Inr faculty members or by repre­ A. P. CONNELLY & CONS. vent a serious ailment. FOLEY’S ......... ................ FOR SALE— Attractive income HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND property, rental $1,800.00 per has been the standard family cough year, price $20,000.00. A. P. Con­ remedy fur over 35 years, bring­ ing prompt relief und when once nelly & Sons. used you will never be without it. Cards of Sanford’s Reputable BARGAIN List. Fre _ . . . 40 neres, Sold everywhere.— Adv. new house furnished, barn, poul­ Professional A^en. each of try house, implements, best soil— HELPED LlTTLE GIRL’S COUGH whom, in h:-i rhosen profession V* ? crt’8 cu!Gvated, balance round "FO LE Y ’S HONEY AND TAR the Herald recommends to the timber, 25 bearing pecan trees, COMPOUND is fine. My little people. fenced, near City, $1200. Homes Kill had an nwful cough. I got a near big health springs on beau­ bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND tiful St. Johns Iliver, $000 up. TAR COMPOUND nnd gave her a Strode, Green Cove Springs, Fla. few.doses aiui sho wn:i. greatly re­ lieved," writts nydd ’ H r BensoYi, George A . DeCottes art. Si-vrnlh Jmllrlnl Maribrook, Virginia. The best Attorncy-nt-Law remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse­ ntiil I ’ iip S p iiiln o t,. Over Seminole County ness; relieves promptly nnd effecr liln . I n C h n n r r r r . Gvcly. FOLEY’S HONEY'' AND Bank Has. l'iini|>lalnunt TAR COMPOUND has stood the Hunford, ------------- Florida V.1. test o f time, serving three genera­ MONEY tions. Rend this nd and ton eenti to Foley * f o ., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago. III., writing your name To Mnthetv It. ri.Mrk.-i. J. n. UronSchell? Maines Says tho Plant City Courier: and address clearly. You will re»un. Anna Stokes, Ji-ssn T. Iiavls. imllvlrltiully amt ns Administrator "W o have reached the sure con C n ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S nr tin- i-stiili- of Wllllnci K. IIiinh.-II LAW YER dpcimsod. If llvlrur, nnd If d.-nil, to elusion that Frank E. Jennings, of HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND nil pnrlli-s rlnlmlni: nnv Int•-r>--1 Jacksonville, is the man wl o for roughs, colds nnd hoarseness, unrli-r wild Mntht-w It. Marks, j. o. *:• — Court House nisi fi-ee samtilo package o f FO­ nronson. Anna Sink ms. .1,-msm T. should he nominated for governor Davis. Indlvldunlly nnd i-« Adminls- next June in the Dumojratic pri­ LEY’S PILLS, n diuretic stimu­ lant. for the kidnevs. aril FOI.EY •rnlor of Him msIoIm of Wllllnrn !•’. tlusscll, ili-i-.-MMril .or olhi-rwls.- in maries,” says a Gadsden County CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ anil to the lands tiMri-lmifii-r cIm- Times editorial, reprinted in The stipation nnd Riliousneis. These scrlhed. nod also lo Central Smith- Dude City Banner. More and wonderful remedies have ht-Ined F r e d R. Wilson ••rn l.umlier Company, a eorpnrnlion under the laws of Ohio. If in more, the patters of Florida nre millions nf people. Try them! Sold li-K.-il existence, ninl If dissolved. II- accepting this view which the everywhere. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Illllituted Ol* otherwise legally extinct Time* backs by the additional ar­ First National Bank Bldg. against nil successors, slrire-tmid- gument t)iat: “ Ho is a clean, i-rs, atoekholders. creditors, gran- strong, cupablo man with the am­ Vocational uchools i.i sovern' Sanford, ------------- Florida lees. or other persons claiming any rleht. title or Inii-r.-st of nny na­ ple education, without which no Michigan cities have assisted the ture whatsoever, by. through or man should be placed in high pub- State organization o f parent-tcnchunder Central Southern l.umlier t r associations by printing without Company, a eorportalon. or nny one charge its monthly bulletin for dis­ else In and to Ihe following tieElton J Moughton tribution in their respective dis­ tricts. You can And the name of e v tfr live BuaincHH Man in Sanford la this Column each day. tl J EAT AT BOBAND BETTY'S ARCHITECT First National Bank llldff. Sanford, ------------- Florida Coffee and Lunch Shop Located in the Field’s Auto Top-Bhzicling 2nd! door west, o f the San Juan Garage Featuring: Home Cooking, Home Made Pies and a good clean . meal fo r 35c FOR SALE— Ferris White 1-eghorn Roosters of high egg pro­ nu n ry duction. $3 each, R. F. I). Route A., five miles west of Sanford. —-ymuary 22nd. 10:00 A. Mrs. II. A. Taylor. uu' MJ" nUry 2'ln,• 10:00 A- FOR SALE— Baby carriage; cost j^nuary :3rd.’ 1:00 p. 45. Bargain at $20. Mrs. Tom W.iry—J.inuary 2tth. 10:00 Moore, 310 W. 3rd St. t un |». . * • T w » i Always That Way. January ‘25th. 10:00 A. M. Tampa Times—Somo o f Hie hat< ; January 25th. 1:00 P. M. that arc now in tho ring will find the heads sadly diminished whet | A. VAUOIIN. Short Orders a Specialty Tux Aasi-iHor. Build Your Pennies, Nickels and Dim es Into “Big Round Dollars Yand''Kflre 'ANTED—Filing Clerk. Cut worm poison, dairy money hack if you nre not satisfied. n Mmlam Harriet, licauty Parlor. Over Mobley’s Drug Storo Kirk Ave. Phone 245. ........ PANTED— Customers to save [Ford Gift Tickets. Ono with Ich $1.00 purchase at Wight’s. E7JT oil SALE— Ten room Eoie, Corner .Oak Avenue nnd Ui Street. Apply W. W. Long, [o Oak Avenue. __________ „ MNTKD—Second-hand flat top office desk. See Mr. Combs at U Herald office. * fANTEl)—Second hnnd flat top office desk. Sec Mr. Comly at ■ Herald office. _______ fANTEI)—'To trade a large roll lop desk for a flat desk. A. P. of feeds. l-rint*roAfid Nf *rJ »W W " FHfC BOOK fen* Inal irt/uiilM,,| l o n r i f g«r> Oerur, kr.bczih* m is c e l l a n e o u s S. D A IR Y M A N S C'Oruan.n. A harm* “ J m.j.-.-vl b«rr,r i ^ **«h befi. ||i* lc«| |t»ai !»; >b /v*!« frr «W*ptr eulfiraiijn. ln*«tH.naiT. \ Pure dof t eWheat PLAIN or SELF RISIN G KillrrIn, WANTED New Cropl just COBURNS ft, f r™ for prompt and efficient service, FRESH supply of pepper, tomato and eggplant seeds. L. Allen Seed Co. Phone 248. HARDY Australian Pines, stanfl 10 degrees. $25 per 100. John B. Beach, West Pnlm Bench. Fin. FOR SALE— DeSoto paints and varnishes at L Sanford Novelty Works, sole_agcnts.______ 154-tfc BUNCIT g RXPES, tree blueberries and blackberries— all varieties suitable for home and commercial planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ orous, well rooted plants insure good early profits. For full in­ formation and illustrated catalog No. 9, write Southern Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. FOR SALfc— Egry Cash Register. Cost $U0 when new. Will sell cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald o ffice.__________________ FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Benrdnll Avenue, Sanford. Phono 3303. 83-tfn REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. b r in g in g u p f a t h e r MILDRED SIMMONS Teacher of I'ianoforlu and I'ipe Organ Studio; Roam 225, Moisch Building w .\. im im s. m. ii , Stirrlnll.liiK lu •Si-nlto Crlnury IiIh.- iho: t." K-onlogy—vlm.nl.- skit Mi’i'd iliseusi-H. l-'.-mul.- It nml IthruniiitlNm. O lf l r r :tul Hunford t’ l r , ! N n tlu n n l IlUillllUK Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COI.LER, Prop. Ciitncral Shop and Mill Work Contractor nnd Builder 517 Com mercial Street Wilson Welding & Radiator Works *’It it’s Sfotnl we can weld it” SANFORD, FLORIDA A. 1\ CONNELLY & SONS • Established 1908 Real Entitle, Loans and Insurance Phone 48 101-8 Magnolia A t*. STEW ART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions Members Florists Telegraph De; livery Association 814 Myrtlo Avo. Phone 2C0-W Sanford Machine Co. ftrn rrn l I'honr 113 QUICK SERVICE T R A N S F E R S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder Hanford,------------------- Florida !■' W . J. Thigpen Real Estate By GEORGE McMANUS 1 » I’M G O I N O O U T N O W I L.L *LOCK T H E D O O R O T N O U R R O O M S O 'Y O U M E E D IS 'T *T R sf T O b N E A K J ^ O O V - V O O ’ V E C iO T Ak LH bRA^RT fX ts l A N D Y O U C A JS M A K E j t V n O S e : o r i t . t ---------- - I T 'S T w o OCLOCK AH O THE POOL TOORHAMENT BECIH®* AT THREE! V ln rh liie and lla ila v W u rk * FIRE, LIFE. AUTO Insurance W E L L - N O W *L E T t> S E E i r T H I S L ie > R A R T I S C O N N A BEL U S E F U L R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SA N FO R D .------ FLORIDA SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO, Get u:i Ah', tract lx-f ire buy in f property / Satui, ______ A famous /nis wife are I. itoon. He is L 'as married to Mrs, r o f Richmond, Va., © 1924 av Imt’ u F catukc Scnvicc, Inc. E. A . Douglass, Pres. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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' • * / ■'■•' 'l' • ' ' ■ . ' ■" TOUR NEW 8PAPM in (he . Hewrt *f d the S « » tr y * test VegeUF ABSOCIAtED PRESS DISPATCHES ITME_ OF GUNS W est‘Gripped By Terrific Weather D irects Escape SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1924 IfLOODS DRIVEL SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS IN LABOR’S NAME Extrem e W eather Predicted South CHICAGO. I ll, Jxn. By-Th* WABHINGTOft,’ D. C„ Jan. most extrem e w eather of th is &—Mercury may fall to 10 deg reet above aero at various point.below the Mason-Dixon fine Sat. n ig h t A heavy blank­ e t of snow la expected lor New England. season ia reported throughout the north-west- Heavy snows are expected for Saturday nignt. The freesa U apparently spread­ ing tow ard the A tlantic sea­ board. U DECLARES BJS OPPOSITION 10 SOLDIER BONUS Sale ES AND AMMliNIHONS ALSO SOLD AR .fed Friday The 0f $400,000 Worth of Munitions . ON POPU PRESIDENT WILL OF 8,000 NOT COMPROMISE NICE COMP H l i m N With Other Cities MANY RIVER8 OVERFLOW i v BANKS THE. WILSON DAN ‘j?, n r In Danger of Breaking And Parole’ Efforts Being Made, to Save It Also Declared In Favor Tax Reduction In Bpeach To N. Y. Republican Oppose Any Attem pt by Ceng to Alter Principle* of Tax R ducting Plan Favorably For Sanfi * Administration The per capita cost of UK T k r A u m Io I cS P ( n r T » » AMMMlatrrf P f f M l the city government of WASHINGTON, Jan . 5.—Presi­ for (Hr The Am t toM Prrm.) SHEFFIELD. Ala., Jan . 5 ^ the fiscal year beginr _ George Anderson of New York dent Coolidge U opposed to any 1, 1923 Offlcial* and workmen a t Wilson NEW YORK* Jan. 5’- Declarer City is believed to have direct^ and ending Oct, 1,-*1 attem pts by Congress to alter the dam Were making hefolc efforts himself in favor of tax reduction will be 914.99, according to flgVMiji essential provisions of the adminis­ made public Saturday. Friday night to prevent further and oppoaed t o ' the soldier bo­ ed the escape of-four prisoners tration’s ta x bill. ‘ .damage to construction work due nus, Senator William E. Borah o! from the penitentiary I t A t­ This announcement was made ' The cost Is based on an esti­ to e rifcld rise in the Tennessee Idaho, in an address today' before Friday a t the White House as the mated population of 8,000. TM River. The big concrete mixing the National Republican Club of lanta, Ga. He was serving a house ways and means committee total expense of running the efty plant has been flooded and a tte n ­ New York, said this issue could not 35-year sentence In .connection rontinued its consideration of the government for the fiscal *yaax tion ia being diverted toward the The first company to open in New York, directly controlled traniaction waa completed be avoided or aidesteped. measure and Republican leaders amounts to 9117i441J)S, it coffer dams where an overflow with a million dollar mall rob­ “ One ia either for tax reduction by organised labor started work recently. W arren S. Stone, of the house redoubled their efforts nounced. would seriously impair work. the day when word came or He la agninst it.” he said. “One It is interesting to compare tho R to postpone action on the soldiers grand chief of the Brotherhool of Locomotive Engineers (left), Colonel Spaulding, United Sta­ to Mexican agent th a t the has a rig h t to be for the bonua or bery. Anderson, who escaped, r capita cost of Sanford w ith . bonus until something affirmative was the partner of Gerald Chap­ ges engineer on the job reported is president of the new Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers tnt had tranaferred funds he haa a rig h t to be for tax reduct­ a t of other cities in this state, is done on tax revision. . tonight that while the crest of the man who fled from the prison to make one-half of the ion. Bnt ho cannot be for both. Cooperative Trust Company. Terse comment on the situation St. Petersburg has a per capita river was not expected until to ­ “You cannot take off a tempor­ last March. -t'ln ca.li, the balance to be a t the White House was to the ef­ cost of 18.26 and Orlando 918JO, morrow, there was small danger within 30 days. ’The term s a ry burden of 9141’000’000’ or fect that any attem pt by congress according to figures recently given 1■ of the coffer dams being Inundat­ by Secretary Weeka were IIBO’OOO’OOO and lay on a permento compromise the principles em­ out. Other cities have given out ed. Railroad tracks leading to T am a nt to n caah transaction ent burden or obligation of 94*000 bodied in the plan outlined by Sec­ the following figures: the mixing plant have been raised ri and saiiu call __ it tax reduction Springs, 915.56; Sebring, 98-58*. were accepted by the Mexican 000,000. retary Mellon would meet with the as a precautionary measure. 1 ment, paving the way for It would bo a dangerous political resident’s oppostion. Mr. Coolidge Sarasota, 913.27; Tampa, 914.49; . Cattle'have been swept down the Ute delivery of w ar munl- experiment. It would defeat any ft was asserted, has confidence thnt lakeland, 115.25; Plant City, 90.- , river from islands above the dam it the army depot whero they party that would undertake it.” congress can be depended upon to 49;; Fort Myers, $U.41t Brmdi and dashed against the piers.Senator Borah quoted figures in­ refuse compromises in principles town, 98.56 and Bartow, 97.10. itored. Driftwood and other debris havj dicating the rate of increase of Thus it may bo seen th a t San-; and to translate Into law the will -j-r the terms of the sale the taxes in the last eight or ten years also lodged against the pier. The ford has a lower per capita coat , of the people. The president, It fcpartment will turn over the declaring they “represented the stags' of the river was reported at was said, will make no effort to than Lakeland, St. Petersburg and ud ammunition at F o rt 8am moat searching tragedy of Amer­ 20'feet todny. Cases Tried Total 20 With IS Con­ bring pressure upon individual Tarpon Springs and pays only IS Chauffeur Charged With Shooting and Fort Bliaa while the ican life,” In eastern industrial The hew Florence, Ala., electric members of congress in support of cents more than does Orlanda victions—Parker Liquor Case will be delivered from centers the situation was serious Makes Bitter Attack On Hepubli- pumping station near here on Cy; Other cities mentioned above are. of Denver Clubman In Court . his views. , ,, can Committee And U. 8. dtpot at FalrfleldT Ohio. Results In Acquittal enough, ho asserted, but in the ag­ much smaller cities or do not in­ presss Ureek has been flooded and Cr Galnn From Stock Dividends Counsel Without Foreign Holley. Mexican government will ricultural regions of the west,"they clude in thu expenses of the city the old steam plant has been put Outstanding in tho developments The Seminole County Court adita own arrangements for are loosing faith in the govern-that Sanford docs. back in use. Tne creek was back­ Ilg T k » S u M t a l n l P r r M . ii r The A«»ociaieJ Prr**. Jcurned Friday afternoon until of tho ways and means committee s The budget per capita means the *nt to the border. Orders mont” because of unbearable taxes ed up the river. All stream s in consideration of the d raft submit­ CLEVELAND, Jan. 4.—A bitter this section are swollen. COLUMBUS, O', Jan. 5.—All Jan. 15, a t which time it will re­ faiued at once for delivery of and "tho tnnd saturnalia'of spendamount spent each year per pet**/' motion pictures in which Mabel convene to take care of any cases ted by the treasury was the rejec­ son. This docs not necessarily mean *■ ignated ng”, In which tho speaker declared nttack on the Republican hatlortal military supplies to dealt. tion of an amendment to make PARIS, ian. 5.—The rise In the Normand is one of the characters, th a t may have been returned by that a targe amount is alarminff, 'r«n agents. They will reach the government continued to in­ committee for its action in increas­ ing southern delegate representa­ flood waters of the Seine was slow­ may be barred from exhibition In Indictment from the grnnd Jury gains from stock dividends subject it is said. It is based upon what ‘ anders of tho depots tomor- dulge. to the regular Income tuxes. Rep­ each person is receiving in return. Out In the great ngricultuml tion to tho national convention, a er Friday than Thursday, but the Ohio, Director of Education Vcr- which convenes next week. • resentative Rainey, Democrat, Illi­ The per capita coat of Sanford la level reached during the night was big gun bombardinont against the non M. Iticgol intimated Friday afCourt was adjourned nfter havareas,” he Baid, Fwhere,.ln the last though the statement issued nois, pto posed the amendment somewhat iurger than other ettlaa;: sufficient to cover large areas of administration for supplying arm s ter receiving an “urgent request” ing held a successful week’s session analysis, m ust be found the source Secretary Weeks did not dlswhich was voted down 12 to 11. because it gives garbage collection _ new territory. This compelled and -ammunition to the Obregon from Attorney General C. C. according to court officials. In all the total amount of money of national wealth and content He announced later he would bring free, maintains parks freo, repairs i] red in the sale on the basis fcient-the place from which we are forces in Mexico and a thrown thousands of additional water- Crabbe that such action be taken. 20 criminal cases were tried 15 of up the question ngani.. gauntlet to the Ohio Rebnpllcan bound people to take safety In avements for property oi In his renlv to tho attorney gen- which resulted in convictions. Of srtvsilioif. prices it would aap- fed there is going on a patient, state central committee, which en­ boata or to rely on boat servicea amundedlin If the bill hill is not amonueu in uthis us f of cha . nmkea donation! doggged struggle for the preserva­ Uto be Was than 9400,000, dorsed President Coolidge for the ♦ th° m tho'hosimarrtn.r hns a Iarge-pt tion of homos and farms such V3 •lfeU................... - U l Id. rifles 5 sell at fbout. about 135,00 935. irtrif lin r cHr'npiwfWnTf'wrifrhwr kLdtaL **1 •* stock dividends after two year* will ,|c|ty. fumJ A„ of th u u ,n g Many of the big npurtment and surplus ammunition at openlng address of Senator ‘H ir­ be taxed only to a maximum 0‘ ].JRiqn to the regular,!: |13 per thousand rounds, not witnessed it. Men and women am Johnson, of*Califonilamin' hU buildings in largo towns ju st west 12 t-2 per cant, the, re g u la r n u r m n l||he j^Vernl departm ent* of the city, such na Aaniero*, Colwho have tamed the desert, suffer-' the nirplanet would be valnnd -------surtax rates j . i , , under uiui0r the . k,. budget and flgca80 ut 0f pt ran|( ar|(cr charged with , —z -you there wil., be .jno- tuat.tunn ip m nur vimi*ni —i ," i — ----- prevailing . — within t, included ed nnd sacrificed, denied themsel­ camnalgn for the presidential ombea and Argentuil have been . I, assure at about $12,000 each, nomination here Thursday night*. devintion from our presont Policy. having intoxicating liquors In his! the two-year period. , tired in the per capita cost, and under tho most adverse cut off. Tho authorities hnvc found vas reported when first word ves, of dealing with Ruch pictures, ! possession. A fter tne Jury and ! The committee prenHotl forward j For the reasons given above, for circumstances opened np farms. it impossible to got.all tho inhabi Senator Johnson also made a he sale of arms to Mexico be- now with 50 years of strugle be­ “This film star hns been entire- court hid gone out during the under Its agreement to consider} thj “idHitlonnl ' thfngs th at this frontal nttack on the foreign policy tents out of tho buildings so n public that the Obregon gov­ hind them, stand in mortal dread of govormnent provides . free ly too closely connected with ills- morning nnd viewed th? premlscH administrative) feature* of tho sort of omnibus-skiff service was the administration, reiterated ern expected to spend 9750,000 of the coming tax collector with his Chicago speech insofar as it re­ organized to take housewives to graceful shooting nffnlrs and her - whero the liquors were said to Ijavo then to determine whether n bontts that other cities do not, is ti the rea­ (he equipment. W hether, in his ever increasing call. They ferred to his bnqualiflodly favor­ the mnrkets and businbss men to name brought into such disrnputo Ucon found, court was reconvened bill sliouqld be) pURsed, and filially son the per capita cost is high. It of the necessity of making as to warrant this suggestion," the nt 1:30 o’clock nnd more testimony to act on proposed changes in tax was pointed nut that the city has . seen their burden mount three ing a soldier bonus, cautioned the their trains. deal pnctically a cash tra n s­ have ' a right tn feel Justly proud df people to look curefully into the hundred and five hundred per cent The number of peoplo drivor attorney general wrote, Mr. Ricgcl was heard. • T h i case rer.uited in rales. ", the Mexico City govern- in the brief space of a few years, Mellon taxation plan, although ad­ The Republican steering commit­ tho business-like methods hy declared. The barring of the Nor- nn acquittal. • from their homes increased during t found itself unable to go be- and while reflecting over what har vocating a reduction in taxes in no tee of tho house, however, in dis­ which the city government la raand films, ho said, would be "to Following tho Parker case was the day to several thousand. A tho purchase of tho amount happened, they are even more an- uncertain term s, advocated help large number of these were re­ the best itncrcsts of society nnd n civil case of A. K. SJoblom verses cussing the legislative program niulntninotd. aipment mentioned in Friday’s iouM about whut may happon. for the farm ers by tho lowering of moved from Alfurtvillc, whero a of tho legitimate picturu industry. L. F. Snow for possession of a seemed inclined to postpone a show ment, or whether Secretary "W hat do such tax- burdens freight rates und co-operntlve so­ majority of the houses have be­ certain pieco of property. The down on tl(u bonus, and leaders got Pilots Named For found it inadvisable to au- mean? They mean Imperiled nnd cieties and finished with a scath­ come No Action in Gotham. plaintiff took a non-suit following in touch with Republican form er uninhabitable, and front any larger sale has not forfieted homes, they medn dis­ ing arraignm ent *of thoso who along ,the Marne, where morn NEW YORK, Jan. 5.—The New’ the discovery of a technicality in Rcrvico men who are demanding n All-World Flight disclured. satisfied and discontented domes­ would have tho country Join the than 4|000 buildings are surround­ York moving picture commission; regards to tho sending of a statu­ Thirty confercnco next Thursday r. Weeks did not say w hat oth- tic life, they mean less educutionn! world court. will take no action toward barring tory notice. Mr. Sjoblom was rep- on tho question with a view to hav­ ( n r T h e l « n r l n t r 4 1*1 ed by water. tquipment the Mexican govern­ advantages for the coming citizen, “ Denounced for Interfering.” WASHINGTON, Jan. C T f a J or films In which Mabel Normand and resented by Geo. G. Herring nnd ing them a lte r their plans. Representative Longworth, the Frederick L Martin, commanding LOUISVILLE, Jan. 5.—Rivers Edna Purviance appear, unless Mr. Snow l»y Fred Wilson. * had asked for in its origin- they mean separated-and demoral­ "I have recently observed that cer­ Representative oLngworth, the officer of thu uir service technl L He stated, however, that ized families, they mean energy tain people, including the distin­ at many points in this state am complaint is made, officials said Several persons convicted during * kM Republican leader, declared he school, Chanutc Field, III., has been manufacturer, near flood stage and reports from Kridny. airplanes to be sold were not .thwarted and enterprized, and Inst guished Detroit the week were sentenced nt the * favored postponement af the con­ Ifed with machine guns or of all, they mean thriftlessness und have deplored thnt we should have eastern Kentucky are thnt land­ commission, as a rule, pass­ Friday session by Judge E. F. ference until the ways and means selected to rnmntanti the arm y a lt armament nnd th a t any improvidence nnd moral breakdown an election this year,” said Sena­ slides' in some portions of the es Tiie Householder. E. E. ilogan who squadron which will nttempt an on the film itself and not on in*1 to equip them before de- of agreat and proud citizenship. tor Johnson, “ und perhqps a t all; mountains arc causing delay tn diivdual hud l>een convicted of a charge coinmitteu had "ample opportuni­ nrnund-tho-wurld flight next spring actors and actresses. “ Have we the couruge to do our nnd ninny politicians denounce me railway trnffic -following recent would be supplemental to with having liquors in his possess­ ty” to ai{ on the tax bill, includ­ Lieutenant Lowell II. "" ~ Sm*‘ ith,Present deni. The war aecre- plain duty? Senator Borah asked because I have Interfered with the heavy rains. With the Ohio River ion was fined 9‘J °0 nnd costs and ing provision proposing chunges in Rockwell Field. San Diego, CaE; Grrer Without Counsel. rates. Hu expressed confidence Lieut. Leigh ,Wade, McCook Field, aiio said that there waa no "I beg the people to understand serenity of the occasion and have nearing flood stage, 28 feet, resi­ LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5.—Hor­ CO days in jail. In lieu o f the fine t for the sale of field ar- th a t it is not alone a puestlon of not permitted their plans for a dents in some of the low sections ace A. Greer, the slim little chauf­ he was sentenced to serve an ad­ that those in favor of calling the Dayton, Ohio, nnd Lieut. ErUc fl. Republican conference would be Nolan, nir service liason officer as­ It is also nomination by default to bo con­ are said to have been warned to feur who drives for Mabel Nor- ditional five months In jail. and artillery ammunition reducing the taxes, this: Can we throw off this nat­ summated. I shall not concede bo prepared to movo on short mnnd, under consideration. Andrew Hamlin charged with inclined to give the committee u signed to the office of chief of tha film actress, appeared alone collectors of revenue, United notice. chance to pnss on tho provisions of 5 Enfield rifles were turned ional disease of extravagance and that counsel before Justice J. having liquor in his possession the bill without forcing n report air service, will act ns pilots. ' States marshuls, postmasters and Washing out of tho city reser­ without . .. drew n fine of 9250 and costs anil Lieut. Leslie P. Arnold, a t Boll­ after the United S tates en- w aste?” Congress is the center of fire in other office holders may themselves voir was responsible for some W alter Hanby Friday for a r­ UO dnys in jail. He waa also sen­ of bonus legislation. ing Field, D. C., and Lieut. L.-D* the war to supplement the raignment on the charge of as­ nominate candidates for the Shortage of fresh water in Mount Representatives who have been Schulze,'of Mount Clemens, Mich., tenced to nn additional three ly of Springfield rifles nnd the tax cut controversy, the alone saulting Courtlnnd S. Dines, DenSterling. The Kentucky River was in jail in case he failed to circulating petitions for thu con­ air fiqld, were designated as alter­ * stored as surplus. The speaker snid, but not< Congress presidency. e n . -. on .. New Year s months "The leaders on tho other side reported to be running high, a ver oll operator, ference, among them Representa­ nate pilots. pay his fine. unition also will come from alone is devided on the issue, _ n deadly weapon "with tives Johnson, South Dakota, and " It seems to me that the ad­ have demonstrated by their recent mile and one-half wide ut some John Parker was fined (5 nnd The officers havo been ordered lus stocks manufactured durinfent to kill.” uctions their contem pt'for the men Fitzgerald, Ohio, said they had to pro ministration is not presenting a points. costs for passing worthless checks. rocecd immediately to Langley thc war. So far as known It haa been requested by. Attor­ and women who in reulity, cotv was his third case on similar more than enough names to in- Field Vn., for a special course of - nas been no important de­ united front,’ the senator continn- stitute NEW HAVEVN, Ky., Jan. 5.— ney General C. B. Griffith to bar This the Republican party. Ou suro the calling of a conference. ed. “A t a time when economy is offenses during this term of court. ration in it. The airplanea training. They arc all record hold­ The petitions, they snid, had not ers and pilots of experience, having j crying need and when the opponents do not believa in direct ThcRolling Fork River here F ri­ all films in which Mabel Normand George Gordon convicted of petty manufactured in this country the day reached the highest stage it inmnries or direct legislation. I appears. The attorney general, In of the forces fighting for _ be hud from 1,400 to 1,700 flying houra larceny was fined 9100 and costs for been filed,. however,. und it might considerable quantities In *the morale insist that the Republicans in Ohio has attained in yeara. For two a letter to the board, explained three months in county jail. decided to give the ways and means nnd in some instanrse having flown •ng d a y s o f the war, and ni­ economic relief is of the utmost shall miles, the Jucksun highway bchave an equal right in deter­ his action was taken as a reA. A. Jackson was fined 9100 and committee "a reasonable” time in di the eight which he deiv- moment, the demands which are mining the noniinco for president twen here and Athertonville Is that rcsult of (he shooting of Court- costs for operating a car while in­ which to roport a bonus bill. A more than 100,000 miles. in for a greater army nnd t° Mexico have been used, coming Many tourists en land 8. Dines at' Lbs Angeles by for heavy additional expenditures with tho Republicans in South submerged. of Republican house mem­ HEARING IS POSTPONED i **5 K°°d shape and are for military purposes should not Carolina. Obvicjiahv, our oppo­ route to Florida are marooned Miss Normnnd’a chauffeur and toxicated. The case of Robert number bers who are veterans, they declar­ ‘H*’1 iVV1 ‘If® built liberty be presented. here. Mail communication between nbo mention of her nume in con­ Harnett charged with speeding and ed, are determined tn a t a confer­ nents do not so believe. Hr The iMWlatnl l*rr«a.< re which give them tho speed "Just as pollution a t the sourco ‘this postofflcc and nearby distribu nection with the case 6f Wm. Des­ reckless driving was continued until ence shall be held for the thresh­ TALLAHASSEE, As I understand, there is near­ Jan. 5.—The observance planes. They are ly “ $100,000,000 of tho stream will pollute the ting offices is entirely cut off. mond Taylor, slain In Los Angeles court reconvenes on.Jan. 15. additional for mil­ ing out of the bonus question. Railroad Commission S a t, postpon­ •eaters and well qualified for itary und arm ament purposes be­ whole stream , wrong and Injustice Rainfall has been continuous for two yeats ago. •• Those in charge of the circula­ ed from Jan. 10 to March 12 date «ng and communication work, ing asked for. I do not think the in the selection of delegates to a 48 hours. Pulitzer Building tion of conference petitions said for holding hearing here on rulea mie there were no develop­ additional expenses are necessary national convention will! permeate nts * rday in connection with op­ probably would not decide un­ end regulation* respecting string­ State Bank in Texas Endangered By Fire they or justifiable. The most commamt- and taint tho very convention it­ til the first, of the week whether ing of wires over or under railroad False Statements T? *«"*?*• of the aale of ing, tho most powerful and tne self." they should press their demand for tenance repair construction will Held Robbed 'w Mexico an authorised state- most invincible nation at this time H r T h e A n a o rla lrd P r r w . Review Action of 1920. meeting. • also be discussed a t the meeting. Get B is Sentence 1 of administration attiude is the nation which is economical­ NEW YORK, Jan. 5.—Flames, Senator Johnson then reviewed n r The Am m Ii IW P r u * , available at the .W hite ly sound and strong, and whoso the action of the 1920 Republican I n r T fc, A i w f l s I H r r c w l HOUSTON, Tex., Jan. 5.—The starting from a short circuit in DUrn. 1Ch# T?ad® 11 Pla,n that citizens are prosperous, hopeful convention in reducing the south­ COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 5.— State Hank and Trust Company of the press room of the N'cw York Chicago Cold W ave ern delegation and said it was "a Dwight Harrison, form er vice-nres- San Marcos, Tex., was robbed Sat­ World in the basement of the Pul­ mint ?L the w «*bington gov- and loyal. It.1 >'in ,he Pre«ent transaction “ If we build up our economic step in the right direction,” as it ident of R. D. Dollinga Company of urday morning at 4 o’clock by four itzer building Friday night shot up Sends Mercury Down YOU WILL S A V E .. whoUy one iof aiding a neigh- power, give life and energy to is a basis for further reductions. an elevator shaft to the top of M*te in * H r The T h e A »u *wu e la ln l l>rr«*> in the the maintenance of our farm ers and business men, Ho then told of the recent action Ohio, was sentenced to three years unidentified bandits, after they the 14 story building which forced REAL MONEY ^and governmental stability moke it possible for the a v e r a g e of the national committee In in the penitentiary and fined 95,000 had entered the telephone e x ­ a general evacuation of the com­ CHICAGO COLD by Judge Duncan in county crimin- change, cut all local connections CHICAGO, Jan. 5.—Cold weather own borders. Washington "under the order of posing rnins in tho upper stories. citizen to got ahead, to save someI court. He was found guilty and held employees at bay with By reading the Spec­ Working under tho difficulty of records of a decade were broken t thedn in i,tir£t.ion dew point is tiling, to educate his children, we our opponents,” in again giving by the jury several weeks ago of pistols. Unconfirmed, report says in Chicago Saturday and therm o­ « L-nitcd Slfltos government them tne original repreaentation ial Offerings on the having to draw lines of hose up t it.n V u government will be far more invincible than i. making false statem ents conccrneh7 k re.ady to give its aid we have great armies and a na­ nnd termed it “ scandaloua and un­ ing the holdings of the Phoenix $10,000 was taken from the bank. stairs tirenien controlled the fire meters are expected to reach 15 grocery page of The fair representation.” in an hour and employes of the degrees below zero before the . of necessary miii- tion crippled economically. Portland Cement Company of Ohio DEMOCRATS TO FIGHT TAX. Herald today. "I apeak of this outrageous un­ which stock was being sold by Dolnewspaper returned to their work. promised end of the cold wave Sun­ "The administration has done a »no]:,.,lh wffihannccj!' i ° .an.y u day. Beginning at 10 p. m. Friday fair selection of the delegates be­ Three of tho 14 presses in the the equipment fine, inspiring thing in putting n r The Aaaoelatrtl I’reaal lings Company. Sanford’s leading a t zero, mercury dropped steadi­ sny P0,CI* Wher® there out a call for tax reduction, for cause there is real service wo ran WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.—Demo­ basement -were damaged. ly throughout the night and m orn­ merchants are offer­ ‘ "“bt as t0 the purpose for the curtailment of expenditures. render,” said tho senator. It was announced, however, that cratic leaders f the house are pre­ MARCH AGAINST REBELS “ Nino southern atntes, Alabama, the danfage would not interfere ing. Measures to relieve the in­ ing low prices and s m,!SL*n T O t inten«la to use But nothing has discouraged the ArRUIIBUn( paring to launch a fight against a TAMPICO, Mexico, Jan. 5.— Arkansas, 4Florida, fuiiUH, uvuikwi Georgia, tense suffering of thousands of Us cnn^8ed ,r °m the United supporter:; more than this grab­ Louisiana, Five thousand government troops number of important provisions of with publication of the paper. good service. Mississippi, South Car­ thinly clad poor, living in heatles* Mies h«fneS* at’ed have no fear bing for public funds by the dif­ under the command of General the Mellon tax bill. Among them ,c* ^in g authorized. homes and thousands of jobless ferent departm SCHOONER IS SUNK. depai ents of the govern- olina, Texas and Virginia, polled Cordoba arrived here Saturday is the proposal to reduce tho sur­ Your Sunday dinner men, are being taken by ntuniciment. Who can deny a so ler boy ■189,000 votes for President Hard­ from Monterey and other points' to tax rates to a maximum of 25^per ing. These nine states have 131 will he a success ami Hr THe A«**rlatnl I 'r r u , pal auth al authorities and welfare organ' and ask him to share with his march against tho rebels in the oil net on incomes exceeding &tch for CURLING. N. F., Jan. 5.-T ho izations. country the question of the mat­ delegates. Ohio polled 1,182,000 region. The column will leave cent will cost you less if 9100,000. loss iss of the schooner, Donald Silver,! ter of depression or prosperity if votes for President Harding and Sunday beginning an immediate you buy from adver­ °ur Name Ohio has 51 delegates to the con­ with her crew of seven men Isst CLEARED OF MUKUEIt tho proposed savings are to bo BROKER IS KILLED. atfack upo nthe rebels and initiattisers on the Grocery vention Thursday off Iloathcrton, 100 miles eaten up by wasteful burdens. CHARGE ing an advance toward Tuxpam 00 ,f it appears on the w ant ad c a st of here wss reported Satur­ Page. H r T h r A m m I s I m I Fr»a*. millei south of Tampico. STRIBLING WILL BOX. NOVELIST VISITS ST. PETE. CARRABELLE, Jan. 6.—Chari* NEW YORK, Jon. 5.—Edward day. Fivo of the bodies have been pa«° of Tho Herald today, T. Wathcn, a local furniture d ia l­ Herald renders gut BROWNSVILLE, Tex. Jan. 5. H. Dolge, wealthy real estate recovered. you will tcceive two free ( H r T h » A u o r l a l r d i’r r u ) H r T h e ,l««o»l>it»a P « t« « l er, was exonerated a t commit n u f broker of Mount Vernon, N. Y., —Reports received a t Matamoroa the benefit of the ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 5.— JACKSONVILLE — Young 11 ^ ta to Ihe performance hearing Friday of killing her.* Dc MAIIKUTS across the river Saturday morning died tn the Lincoln hospital Satur­ It became known Saturday that stribling a father has telegraphed best that the market . J hc Mikne Theatre to­ George W. Cable, famous writer \ acceptance of term s whereby* the by courier stated th a t an attem pt day from pistol shot wounds suf­ 29 of W. F. Denman, a railroad affords—and save night You may be the and novelist, and his wife are here Macon youth will appear In the by the rebel forces under Gover­ fered Finlay night when attacked engineer. Justlca of peace council (H r Thi> Aw w InltS I 'r t u ) CHICAGO, Jan. 5.—Wheat, May after hearing the evidence in the ■ inoucy a t tho same , y one« Read thorough­ on their honeymoon, ltd Is HOi ring here for a boxing exhibition nor Lopes Delora of the state of by two thugs on the stairway of married to Mn - on the night of January 14, under Tamaulipas to make on attack on I Hunt’s P o in t' station of the New 1.08 3-4 to 7-8; 1.07 1-1 to 3-8; case rule dthat W atson acted ly the little waqt a*.. years old.' He waa mi l j suspires of the th Infantry, Tampico, has been defeated by the York, Westchester and Boston Corn, May 76 1-4 to 3-8; Oats, shooting Denman Richmond, Nan H«U Cowing of R . T • ox ■■■■ ■ ■ lire May 45 7-8 to 46. L Ht was 55 years old. Federal t r o o ^ in K 9nticl.hr, iT. 3L >»•< __.__!_•___ _________ :____L. tar Pr* ^ r , ASH1NGTON, Jan. B.—Sale of Enfield rifle., 5,000,000 rounds nunition for the guns and . p u.-4 surplus airplanea to w*iic>n government waa an* *" Friday by Secretary K HIRAM J MAKES OPENING CAMPAIGNSPEECH SEVERAL PLAN TO BAR THE ADJOURN A FT ® NORMAND FILMS SUCCESSFUL TERM I Up and; �of the" , . . - r - ho other H Y pleasure for tha derx hjW — t-T Hotels^Company to cooperate with lhLSy the theatres, so dostlv i INCOME TAX dN NUT8M1LL If B o k ^ e w c e A w a r d '342 °Mmill on Avenuo from hotels the American Peace Award in cooducting a popular refereudum oh thT*^K?.nd lnflue A * n f S WEEK IN HANFORD. ARREST ALLEGED AUTO • 1nil over the country. Hundreds of WHO? Single peraans who had ^May—Weekly luncheon of the successful peace plan. I be- the public, and It J, V«L TH IEF. ’ | net income of 91,000 ot nkore (« i t h i s ? “ " President , Chamber o r Commerce a t Valdra Offlccrn Tomlinaon and Beckwith | or gross income o t 15,000 or Hotel a t 14:15. ^ W '" c' ■» «• *M li : Tlmhiday arrested n man giving X .? iioSt one box ( o r 'o f the American HoW Association more, and married couples WAsy—R ^ u la r meeting cf his nam e as Francis Corley us r : agrees with me) that tho hotels ot who had net income of NLOOO L'cmpiar a t 7:90 p. m. suspicious character. An Ovorland the country, occupying is they.'do PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI, Jan. or more or gross ineome of sedan which Cariey was driving an unique position in respect to 95,000 or m ore must flic re ­ was nlso held pending AT THE MILAN& ... ...................... ... ........... „ word ........ re*! ’ • (A. P.)—The Haitian „ . .agrlcul. the public, should more largely returns.' , , fork Twain’s “The Prince and ‘ ccivcd from the chief of police a t ! tural bill, now pending before the , participate in movements o f this ing from the largest Pauper," cornea to the M ilan?j Huntington, N. Y.I Council of State, is regarded by which have as their aim the W HEN? The filing ueriod Is* h i , h , „ , r„ t e atr* Friday, and will be found A telegram received latar In the i nrononent* as a most ImnorU _L from January 1 to March 15, Justify tho high praise bestow- day ta id h o ld Cariey for the alleg-! *“ * . on H by all tho New York ed theft of tho car. Officers from «»*«*•? ,n the P” P°sal to develop 1024. is brilliant with p ic -! Huntington will arrive in « few i Haiti for the Haitians. Ito pas­ W HERE? Collector erf internal ses of London in th e , days, it Is said, to carry Cariey sage, It is declared will m ark the 1 revenue for the district in ___ ry VIII. They range hack to New York. According to the beginning of a new era in the hiswhich the person lives or has i thieves’ dens to the pomp and j police, Cariey is said to have stol-1 his principal place of busi­ _ a nt ry of cathedral and castle j en tho c a r on December 1C, ID23 tnry of this republic. ness. as well as beetle-browed houses and made his way to this state, The main purpose of the measure and narrow s tra its swarming with When arrested a t Sanford Avenuo nre the education of the people in HOW? Instructions on Form -a colorful mob. Tho marvel of i t t nnd Tw elfth Street, Cariey was nc- the field of agriculture, anil the 1040A and Form 1040; also all ia th a t these atmospheric pic- : cotnpanied by a woman Riving her sateguarding of the natural re­ the law and regulations. _ sources of the Island. This instruc­ tare s of Sixteenth Century Eng- name an Carrie Gahbott. land should have been recreated Cariey Is being hold in (he city tion will begin in the rural dis­ WHAT? Four per cent normal tax on the first 94,000 of net J n a studio and, m ost remarkable jail. The woman was not impli- tricts and prepare students for ad­ mission to the Polytechnic Insti­ * income In excess of the pcr~ • f a t i U th a t tho roles of Tom J ented in the case. tute in Port-au-Prince. Graduates sonal exemption nnd credits X ahty, the beggar boy, and the wijl for dependents. Eight per RKAL ESTATE TRANSFERS ^ be well versed 5in ,m odern.agriyoung Princo o/^V ales should be pa blu of cont normal tax on balance of * ed—and played superbly—by net lncomo. Surtax from 1 •Supy0 Polish boy, Tibi Lubin. e cent to 50 per cent on not , . As fo r the' production itself, it ' la a magnificent one, with hunincomes over f6,000 for the year 1023. £ » p r i“ ^ y & k f o l 3 i ^ V T k ^ . l d ,„ d husband ■W M . .. .1* TIPS FOR TAX PAYERS frames. The royal palace, w m iw ; g j y p k 'V- Curluy nnd W. I . ; ^ ' a S f f l J ’idun.tionn. »„,V . I | No. 5 dor grandeur and its interior 11 Mar* ' In tho making of hia 1923 in- j itlficcncc, is faithfully reproi; and the oyc m w r tlre3 of I come tax return the businem m an ,' , Ha manifold beauties. - «• professional man, and fan n er may deduct from gross income all VALDEZ GRILL CLOSED < & ■ * » • ""■> i’" 'b"nd .is s f & 3",d. The grill of tho Valdex Hotel items properly attributable to bus­ has been dosed for several weeks Kincaid. iness expense.*.. In the case of a while extensive repairs and altera­ Swopc-Douglass, Inc storekeeper they include amounts tions will be made, It wss an­ Brown. * ° J - E - auction of disease, and the fo re s try . spent for rent of his place of bus­ nounced Thursday. \ branch will seek to control the iness, advertising, premiums for wastage In lumbering nnd forest insurance cgair.sc lira or qtlicr fires, and probobly embark on re ­ losses, tha cost of water, light forestation. nnd heat used in his place of bus­ There is to be n director general iness, drnyago anil irclght bills, or the ,ncw agricultural bureau, the cost of repairs nnd mainten­ who probably will be Dr. George ance to delivery wagons nnd F. Freeman, an American expert trucks, and a rcasonabzle allow­ shipping facilities made this city transactions nre concerned would on tropical agriculture. be entirely ineffective since it The expenses of the new bureau ance for salaries <of employees. A the logical place fo r our plant." could very ensily be avoided. If will be met by a budgetary allot­ professional man, lawyer doctor, tha Valdez and expect to remain ruch an amendment were enacted, ment, voted for this purpose by the or dentist mav deduct the cost of supplies used in his profession, ex­ government. Mr. and Mrs. McCracken nre a t coiporntlons instead of declaring Haitian * ' Thin will be penses in tho stpek dividends could reorganite, augmented by communal funds. , paid , . operation .and , in the city for a month or two until of an nutomobllo0 u.sed used in" the sole effect of the reorganization special credits, the s.lo of surplus repair rcp, a !r of flfn the new plant begins operation. being an increase in the capital stock from the government farm s maH‘nK. professional calls, dues to Several weeks ago many citizens stock of the corporation. Such a and contribution from private con­ professional societies, subscrip­ of the city were invited to *** 11 jreorganization, Corguiii*uiiun, since .u n c it •. would In••.­ cerns for tho conducting of speci­ tions to professional ournals, of­ motion picture a t the Milano show- cronsc tha c#pltlll gtock of th,., cor. fied fice rent, cost of light, heat, nnd work. tn g the process of the msnulaituro ( rMratior]| wou|tl nccompllch the water used in his office, nnd the of the McCracken type of pipe. A , »nfno in HUb»tancc, as a CITY REGISTRATION HOOKS hire of office assistants. The far­ folder issued by the concern d0‘ | „t0ck dividend. The movement, mer may deduct amounts paid in OPEN scribes it as follows: however, would not exclude from the production nnd harvesting **f . “The McCracken Concrete Sewer ^ cap|tal gain section the pair. Notice is hereby given th at tho his crops, cost of seed and fertili­ Pipe Machino i* tho only machine roalizc*! from the sale of stock ol hooks for the registration of voters zer used, cost of minor repaint to th a t makes a concrete bell end (be r.cw corporation, farm buildings than the tho City of Sanford, Fioridu, -----—......... (other ....................... e r pipe without tho use of Piglets, Declaring that the proposed of have this day opened for the pur- 1dwelling), and cost of small tools to leave under the pipe until tb c y inrncn(jn1cn^ would discriminate un- pose registration, and will re- used• up ■ - course of- n year or in the are cured. This n o t’bnly saves an j fajr|y between those corporation! mnin of open until January 2, 1024. two. Investment of several thousand dol-1 which have capitalized their earnmy hand an City Clerk (To lie continued Tomorrow) lora for pallets, but saves the labor jnj{g by means of stock dividend? nndWitness thn scnl of the City of San­ of three or four extra men to niJ tj»6se which have not, Mr. ford, Florida, on this tho 12th day The air is ful lof things you handle the pallet* in the plant. |( ; rCgg said that "if it is desired of December, A. D. 1023. shouldn’t miss. Get a radio. “ It is also the only machine that j0 tax t be gain from the sole of (SF.AL) L. R. PHILLIPS, makes a completo pipe in one o p e r-|gt(K;k received as a stock dividend ____________City Clerk. ( a t i o n , ns all working part3 arc per-; nt d,o full rates, it would seem fectly timed so that different parts •»., -n irnins from Pedro Gucvnrn, roddrnt com -1 of the maehino do not have to be tbc sale of stock In the same man- mhuioncr for the Philippinon. adStarted and stopped to make dif- ___ yocated Philippine independence ferent porta of tho pipe. This Action Inconsistent.” means speed of production and un“Such he added, “how- n an address in tho house. iform quality. * ‘ over, would be entirely inconsistent . “It is also the only machino that with the theory and principle of iilhffiitfe lazes the Inner surfreo of tho the capital gnin section, would Inducing a biff tflffch^hc FniiP SEGOVIA PLAZA A V CORAL GABLES eli tho same ns tho inner surface, penalize and would m aterially dis- would ’reach tnx f ^ s c S u r it i e s .” Ho proposes an amendment to t h e ' of the pipe, which is absolutely, cournge investments in stock3.t necessary to secure a water tight Among the provisions of the income tax law which would, pipe line. ’ new bill which will not be consid- stipulate that "the term taxable “On-all sizes up to and inciud-'ered by the committee until it dis­ Incomes from whatever source doMARK TWAIN S ing 15 Inches, the ninchine ooerates* poses of the bonus question, urc rived should include net incomes received from utnte anil municipal I continuously, and it not even stop- those defining enrned income nnd Immortal Romnncc pe<l between pipe. Tho pipes a r e , proposing a community property securities nnd shall be laid nnd made bell end down nnd turned over tax. A week or more, committee collected tho same ns all other * in the carta as they leuve the members said, will be required to taxes.” Stipulation also is made that the machine nnd stand on the curing complete their study of tho udntinamendment “shall not be. held un­ floor on the spigot end with tho istrntlvc sections, bell end up. The m aterial Is pack- One of the memtern of tho corn­ constitutional or void by tho su­ court without tho ed so hard that the jackets are mittec, Renrcsentntivc b rear. Re- preme .. corcur. , removed immediately. On the publican, Wisconsin, who obtained j rence of at least one of the judges smaller sizes; six Jackets and three unanimous consent Thursday ofrect^itwlt^tlTnAlni^in^rfo^iiloS With TIBI LUBIN cars will muke us higk as threoI address the house Monday on th e , effect iJ^U hstam linjj nnj decision TKE HUNDREDS of visitors to Minmi they had searched the country over for the changes he believes should be made by an Inferior couit. . , minute. Also Fourth Round of • • * •• ' Ratification of h constitutional . home of their dreams—had wandered in hill nnd lowland looking for that ono ng furthar is - 1 bells "FIGHTING BLOOD" locality whero improvements and environment wero such that their investment oxempt securities, • pack would nt best was protected. Then nt Inst they mado a trip to Coral Gables and there they sired nnd he e x -I Saturday—Dustin Fnrnum in automatic ................... . found tho home, tho improvements, and environment they were seeking. A that the situn"Kentucky Days" , the operator, so that every bell | is made ju st alike. Tho time reof the leaders in the Insurgent1Hon could be met satisfactorily complete, attractive, permanent home of yonr own in a setting of tropical luxuri­ nuH ed^to^m ake^he bid! U^from Moc/nnnouneed his intention of in - (with hia proposal, ance can ho Rcen nt its best nt Coral Gables. Ilcro tho lights piny softly in nnd five to seven seconds, depending: : around the coconut and royal palms, tho grandeur of Old Spnnish architecture—ft picturo too upon the diameter of the pipe. . The m athriil is automatically benutiful for words, a picture that weaves an irresistible web ubout you that only the poets of long measured and delivered bv much-; years ngo could have adequately described. inc to make euch pipe without re­ quiring any attention from the operator, which not only means Coral Gables is a suburban development that nil Minmians arc proud of—a development where tho speed of production, but uluo uni­ glory of the beautiful architecture blends softly with the magic shadows of pine and palm to form quality. make life for you worth while. And after all the finer things of life nre the things that count in “Ail pipe six inches to 21 inches Inter years. Can you nfford to overlook the opportunity that is yours now—the opportunity that in diameter, are made 30 inches \ long, and we guarantco beckons but once in a life time! capacity of 30 tons per ' • • of our customers are Visit Coral Gables today in one of tho big do luxe pullinan busses. Enjoy the greatest freo sight­ 45 tons per day. “ McCracken pipes seeing tour in America today. Seo the points of m erest in ami around Miami. Then as you en­ the requirements of the American ter Coral GnMrs and bowl slowly along the glistening, brond boulevards, drink deep tha beauty of Society for Testing Materials Spe­ thn homes in their magnificent settings of gorgeous colors, nnd you too will feel that Co.nl Gables cifications in every particular in 1 every plant whore they ure in use.is the promised land for the home of your dreams. Space n tho hus is limited. Do hot let this 2T- ^ The finish and appearance of the opportunity'slip by. Como to tho loenl office today niul mnko your reservation for Beats. Come wipe hus never beun equalled. This| now before the rush of winter tourists makes t.ho trip moro congested. Is a very important fuctor in m eet-1 ing competition. ♦_ “ First you must have quality to meet the teat requirement; second, a smooth, cioun, straight pipe, and! third, speed of production, which, means lower costs. These are ac­ complished by a smooth, steady operation requiring no stops bo-j Sketch, taken from a photograph, showing healthy and vigorous cukes on truck tween pipe or in muking uny part of pipe. farm near Clearwater. . 1 “ No other system of making1 sewer pipe either clay or concrete Surrmnulinj' this field on all sides nre other fields with tender vegetation, can compete with an upto date brown and withered, killed or burned by the frost of November 17th, this season. plant, properly located, using Mc­ Cracken Concrete Sewer Pipe Explanation is simple,, example typical. Machine." are. MUCH TO S te lS a S i V. mSt "nj wifs - p"-k b s j s m l a s r t f w t m MANUFACTRING I issg£ SKs WI CONGRESS a HEATRE « TODAY “The Prince and the Pauper” They Bought a Home at Coral Gables Skinner Coke Heaters Saved These Cucumbers ii\ mis COBURN’S MINSTRELS. While J. A. Coburn's Mliiitnd.t do not claim tltc ldggo.it contpnnv und band in minstrelsy, it is a weH conceded fact it is one of th'* h o t ( in quality, clean, bright ami full of pep. Ilis band is a rtni feat­ ure in popu’nr, snappy mlnstre* numbers under tho direction of j Bandnuutcr lJcrt Proctor, pleasin'*, thousands of fronds ami patron r each season. They a roc always welcome visitors to Sanford and will be seen a . tho Mllunc Theatr.- , on Wednesday. Jnn. t)„ in wliat it. sai<I to h*» •,* ’• - \* nr.xliirtlon nn’l performance Manager Coburn ba­ llad in the 25 years of its history. An all new allow ami complete new | progrrm r ic. Seats are now on sale ni R. C. Bowers. 1 Outside it was .15 degrees above zero. Within this field 50 Skinner Coke Heat­ ers to the acre kept the temperature at 45 degrees, a temperature rise of 10 de­ grees; held it there through the night, saved a valuable investment in seed, labor and fertilizer; now worth many times it» former value. Skinner Coke Heaters cost little to buy and operate. They turn loss into profit by making early planting safe and early selling possible. This coupon brings valuable information —it places you under no obligation. Fill it in. Send it. S k i n n e r M a c h in e r y D u n e d i n , F lo r id a I tuiva C o m p an y . ai-re* o f ....................... Skinner Machinery Co. Dunedin, Florida GEORGE E. MERRICK, Owner and Developer. DAMMERS & BURNES, General Sales Agents. Sanford Office Milanc Theatre, Bldg., D. W. ELDER, Manager Executive Offices: J»D8 East Flagler St., Mi>iml. . . Florida Offices: Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Tampa, St. Petersburg, flanford, Lakeland, De Land, Eustis, Northern Offices: New York City, Atlantic City, Boston, Columbus, Washington at am t mburb V. m i l d I I I . i, (In fo rm a tio n ) <<1, iii'dmtrullun) of yuiir Coho IU-ju t .i. I uml-iratatiJ (hat ll,U due* nut ulillauto in* In any Hay. I | tj.gnaU y» • •* , ^ Lvr % m ♦ ▼ ▼▼ w �Ufft v*v ■ W W BW IN SANFORD. / ' —Weekly luncheon / _uber of Commerce el V** it el a t fi:16. r—Repulnr Templar at 7* ffhts Ter THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1924 A t THE Mil Mark Twain’s Pauper," cr itft" i i m m n j touched their hearts. It was nec'<essity, not remorse, th a t took .them down into Egypt—considar■ntlon for their stomachs, and not FROM A BROKEN HEART TO THP t n yearning for their m istreated brother. i BREAK OF DAY ' But Joseph not only harbored A Model for All Sons and Daughters no <11 will against them, but he took pains to quiet nny heart BY WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN burnings. He told them thnt it was God's work nnd thnt they S It. it’s metal wc can weld i t MODF.I. F O n A M . ROUS A M I arh, Jacob, following him to Do­ were merely instruments In the of the Almighty, although t l A t ’U IITR H t.** jj W. V. WILSON, WIGHT BROS. BLDG. than, to Egypt nml to the prison, hands unconscious <>f the fact thnt they nnd leaving him seated by the wore working out a divine plan. T e a t a t T m U r ’a B lk le T a l k Ur M r. side of Pharaoh—n supreme iU And the fnther, how tenderly he R rrnn. lustration of Providential care. a »<- was treated by his beloved son. Today wo shall consider hint ns It is n wonderful picture that is ( O m u l * «Tit-l=> • T h e n Jn » * p h ra m p unil told P h n - n dutiful son nnd a considoratco presented in our lesson text. (rn nti. nnil *alrt, Sly f a t h e r mul m y brother, sharing with his fninily Joseph first took fl”e of his b r e t h r e n , m ul t h r l r {look, nml t l iv l r the benefits of the high position ‘hertl* m u l ull Hint t h e y hitvo # r r to which lie hnd attained. He is brethren nnd presented them un­ to Pharaoh. They differed great­ borne o u t o f t h e Im ul of C a n a a n . ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ n i i i u i B i n n •a n d , b e h o ld . th e y a r e In th e l a n d one of the new Bible characters ly among themselves ami, as tnat of whom no discreditable thought difference was probably m anifest­ Tif (Inahen. • A nd h e t o o k *nm r o f hi* h r e l l i m n . or act Is recorded. ed in the expression upon Hunt . e v e n five m e n , an d p r e s e n t e d t h e m "Then Joseph came nnd told faces, he doubtless selected the *ii> P h n rn n h . ‘.My futher live who were most presentable. And P h a r n n h *ald n u t n III* b r.- th - 1Pharaoh, nml said, Old-New Duration*. t en. YVhnt I* y o u r o c c u p a t io n ? A n d mul in> brethren, nnd their flocks, h e y a * td u n t o P h a r a o h . T h y * e r v - and their herds, and all that they The usual questions were asked. MBAr,«a n i« a r e *h*pherd», h n tli tve a n d have are come out of the land of Verse three rends ns if it were »Ol*<» o u r father* . • T h e y *ald m o r e o v e r u n t o P h a r n n h , Canaan! nnd, behold, they nre In written this very day: "Wlmt i.' S For to s o j o u r n In tile la n d a r e w r the land of Goshen/ '* your occupation ?" ‘‘Thy servants y o m o ; f o r th y serv an t* have no Mankind hns not changed much are shepherds, both wo and our OVER THE ROUGH PLACES ~tui*ture f o r t h e i r flock*, for t h e in thirty-six hundred years. The L.iLn. . *» TL Then follows the re ■ fam in e I* * o rr In t h e land o f verse above quoted might have fathers. quest for permission to dwell In . C a n a a n ; n ow th e r e f o r e , we p r a y of the land of Goshen. Pharaoh’s J h e e . le t t h y s e r v a n t* d w ell In t h e been paraphrased thousands TELL US YOUR BUILDING TROUBLES Hand o f lloeheti. times to describe the migration answer Is proof of the splcmli 1 0 A n d P h n r n n h * p nk e u n to Jn* e|d i. of famlilcs. ImcMiii impression thnt Joseph hail WE PROBABLY CAN FIND A SOLUTION .anvirnr. T h y f a t h e r a n d th y b r e t h r e n i r .a r A son hns crossed the Atlantic made: •w re c o m e u n t o th e e ; r.um*’ ■ T h e la n d of K aypt I* b efo re t h e e ; made a home in North or South "The land of Egypt is before his thee; In the best of the !um! make '.*111 t h e b e e t of th e la n d m a k e th y America, nnd then brought THAT’S OUR BUSINESS. GET THE H I ; ' f a t h e r uiid b r e t h r e n t o d w e ll; In t h e parents ,his brothers und his sis­ H a n d of ( lo a h e n let t h e m dw ell: u n d ters to share his improves) lot in thy fnther nnd brethren to dwell." He went farther and asked J o ­ fit t h o u k n o w e e t an y m e n of a c t i v i t y Or a son has seph to give “any able men IDEA? ti m o i i K llieni. th e n m a k e th em r u l e r * n new country. CtUUJDOOrt gone from the settled part of the among them" the care of Pha­ ' - W e r mv ra ttle . r it.o f ’ • m- A n d J o e e p h hroUKht In Jaenli til* United States to the frontier, raoh's own cattle. \ SEE l a t h e r , m u t *et him b e f o r e P lm r a o h : elenred a place in the woods or God’s law of rewards enn be ■And J n c n h l.trsiird P h a r a o a l i. u Anil P h a r a o h eald u n to J a c o b , plowed a fleld on the prairie, or stated in a few words: Go work, reclaimed nn arid section or and in proportion to your industry l l o w old u r t th o u ? * ■* Ami J n e o h *:tld u n t o Plinranh. drained a swamp, and then re ­ and your intelligence, so shall bT h e . d a y * of t h e y e a r * of my p ll- united his family to himself. your reward. That is the basis of T trlm n g e a r e a n h u n d r e d nml t h l r '■3CCOUDPUOOQPLWJ A Wonderful Picture. * t y y r n r * : fe w a n d e v il h a v e t h e ull human calculations, except jrmf 00 « / r But no so frequently has the where the law is suppressed by d a y a o f t h e y ear* o f m y life b een , T;aST PLCOQ PLAJU a n d t i m e not a t t a i n e d u n to t h e son risen to such a lofty promi­ " 1 = ff= t force, evaded by cunning, or sus­ *duy* Ilf t h e y ear* o f t h e life o f t my f a t h e r * tn Hie d a y * o f Hu-lr p tl - nence. Joseph, however, was not pended by chance. That we are ----------------- 115 N. FRENCH AVENUE----------- . pulled up with n false pride; suc­ entitled to draw front society in i KrlUUIKe*. H ' A n d J a c o b M essed P h a r a o h , m id cess did not wean hint away from proportion to service rendered to Office of K. C. HUNTER & BROTHER. Architects ■ I w e n t o u t f r o m befo re P h a ra o h . the more humble members of his A SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE WITH GARAGE ATTACHED ■ ■ ■ n H a B H a H U U M M H a H H H M M M s ia s s s iiiin i Anil J o e e p h p U eed hi* f a t h e r uiitl family. He hnd reason enough to society is the rule, and yet chanct # (House A-GO) plays a pnrt in every life. 1 hi* b r e t h r e n , an d n a v e th e m a p o a For those who like a plain substantial house, something with a suggestion of dignity and ; *e*»li»n In t h e lan d of E g y p t. In t h e be resentful towards most of his Two persons vplant their crops i t i n t 'of t h e land. In th e laud of brethren, hnd his heart been one nnd till the soil; or.e is blessed permanence, here is one that will nppeal. * llam eae* . a* Pharaoh hnd c o m ­ that cherished revenge. Were with a seasonable summer nnd a The house is designed to be built of hollow tile with stucco finish. The hipped rooft with m a nded. A n d J n a c p h n o u rle h e d hi* f a t h e r , they not jealous of him when he full crop, while the other is visit­ broad overhanging eaves give good weather protet tion. Did they not ed by drouth or flood or frost and i a n d nil h la f a t h e r ’* h o u seh o ld . w i t h was but a boy? The group windows with their flower boxes and the well designed entrance give interest to plot to kill him? Ami did they loses his Inbor. Two prospect in the exterior and offer a pleasing contrast with the plain stucco walls. | b re a d , a c c o r d i n g to t h e i r fanillle*. u a a a i:u n « B B * a a B B B j* * e 3 ii« * n ii* a in « u n n B a = u jju 3 iB in not sell him into bondage nnd a l­ the mountains; one finds the A feature of this house is the garage wnich is placed under the living porch. A concrete * Rjr WILLI AN J. BRYAN. most brenk the heart of his grief- precious metals and becomes rich, incline leads down from the grade in the rear to th e garage floor which is nt the same level as the * In n former Bible Talk we stud- stricken fnther: the other covers the slopes with cellar floor. A fireproof door connects the garage with the cellar thus making the car accessible without » led the fascinating Btory of th i If they ever repented nnd tried holes and flmls nothing. Two going out of doors. I dreamer, Joseph, and traced hi* to And him, we have no record of start out in search of oil; one is The garage hns complete water, lighting a n d sewer service, all connected to the house supplies , dramatic caruer. beginning with it. There is no suggestion that rewarded with n gusher, the oth­ at a very slight cost. ■him a* a favored son of the pntri their conscience sidote them or er sinks his fortune in a dry well, The reinforced concrete floor of the living porch forms n fireproof roof for the garage. In Chances of Caniivmiqivship. . the living pore porch o*iyutrry tile finer i* laid over the concrete. The living porch has.been made another room i Besides the* chnijararv*1"1*•«H»l-*hy completely* tvlycndaklng the opening*'With smih and 'screens, und a room that proven tu be the m ost popu­ l’mrtarttum *j »i i a m H i i i i n K i i i B i i s i i i i B B i m i i i i i u i i n u i i k hnd, nd. that come crime ill in our dealing dealings' lar one in the house. with inanimate things, there The living room, dining room, kitchen and p a n try arc all well arranged. ;! YOU CAN’T BUILD WITHOUT A LOT ■ *ti!l greater chances that comearein , On the second tloor nre four corner bed rooms, each with a large closet, a bath room and a |jj You have the inclination our companionship with human linen closet. • beings. Sometimes a byslnndcr A stairway lends to the attic where good storage space is provided. jJJ These other advertisers have materials is killed by a stray shot, intended The laundry and other utility rooms are in the cellar. , I WE HAVE THE LOT ■. for some one else; in war millions MANY FIRES ARE CAUSED BY INEF­ Cost about Sfi.OOO innocent people lose their live? Complete working plans and specifications of this house may be obtained for nominal sum from f And We’ll Insure Your Place the Day the Material is g of because of the sins of associates FICIENT WIRING | placed on the ground | , or because of the greed or ambi­ the Building Editor. Refer to House .*-60. tion of rulers of other nations. and you will Le wise to let electrical experts inson Then one sometimes suffers by the ingratitude of the children \ have seen such old persons in poor ■a bachelor brother of or.e of the you against trouble of this sort. We will enhantt the mistakes of friends or shares themselves, sometimes to those houses and among strangers at wealthiest citizens of the I■ ■ the success of chnnce acquaint­ the beauty of your roems with the mest madcrafa Ig Incorporated g ances. Still more frequently one is who have been brought into the ,the very time when they most ty. and the second man was also tu.es—our prices are fair. I- began to wonder but tenderness that only a bachelor. i ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ drawn into good fortune by re l a - , family by marriage, but/w hatev- needed if celibacy might not be u cause tionships to those who have been j cr the cause, it is n sin to be de- filial love can prompt. fortunatc. brothers and friends, i plored and a condition to be proDuring my senior year in col­ of pauperisih; with no one de­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i i i i s n i i i i n i i i i B i m i i m i i i i n m n H i i i i not to speak of the blessings t h a t . vided against ns far as possible, lege, each member of my class in pendent upon hint, t^e bachelor ■ come by inheritance from rightEarly in the practice of law, I political economy was asked to dues not feel the need of mulling cous ancestors und the evils thnt was convinced by instances that prepare a thesis on “ Poverty, Its provision for the future and are visited upon their descend­ came upder my observation that it Causes nnd Its Remedy." During reaches lod age with nothing laid ants beuacse of the sins of fore­ is not safe for parents to distrib­ the Christm as vacation I went nut up for the days when infirmity ■I’honekl l!o Masnuitaute ull they have and rely entirely to the county poor farm to gather paralyzes the strength. fathers. I ndutiful Children, In the lesson for today we have upon the affection of their chil­ information on the subject. aB B nB aB B B B B iaaaaB K atiaB B aarB caaB aB escR n tB iiB i1* Continued op. page 3. blessings ascending instead of dren and children’s children. 1 1 The first man whom I met was descending ami blessings extend­ r a c a B a i B a a B L c n ia s a s a a a a a n s u a B a s x s f lr B K c s B a i iu * ed to those who were personally undeserving, as man measures ■a a a a a B a a i i B i a a i a n n i . B a a B a a sB B B a B B a a a a d aB tia u ca a a aa x a tia a H E U iB B a a B B M a B a e K C x a B n deserts. From a larger view. Jo­ seph was simply distributing * blessings that came to him front 2 the Almighty and he was sharing ■ CONTRACTOR.AND BUILDER them w ith those whose even inten- * ib tions were overruled for good, so y that men who were at heart mur- ■ S10 W. First Street------------------------------------------ Phone 172-W a m defers became actors in the ulnn : 5 ARTESIAN WELLS, PLUMBING that exalted the brother whom ■ •a they would have put to death. ■ Careful Consideration Given any job, whether it be large or 8 8 What wonderful surprises await 2 us in the future life when we are a d Repair work on engines, pumps and in a position to see, front begin- ■ small 1 3 If you use it, it will make your house smile ning to end. the unfolding scheme " a ■ of events in which we play our ■ spray cprts N a a iB a a a iiB a a R B B a B iiB iB S B a a B a K B X B a ia H B B ia a a B x a a s s E B E E s s sB a a a x a H u z ^ iE n E D a a a i* i ■ little parts! MADE FOR THE SOUTH A Beautiful Word Painting. Made cf 55 per cent white lead, 35 per cent zinc, 10P* IS But to return to Joseph and his Will bo in Kent llmbting, Commercial Street after father: “And Joseph brought in cent silica— 100 per cent pure Jacob, his father,, and set him February la SOLD BY before Pharaoh; and Jacob blessj cd Pharaoh." The patriarch, obscure when ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b■ aaaM B B B aaaa measured by human standards but mightier in future influence than the monarch before whom he , bowed, blessed the ruler of Egypt! 1 Then follows one of the most t beautiful of the many word paintj ings of the Bible. And Pharaoh said unto JacobHow old art thou? ‘‘And Jacob said unto Pharaoh: The days of the years of my pil­ grimage are a hundred and thirty f aBBBBBBii Ba^r*B rxh«9B nfl bb aaBBBX c K a a a a a ■31 ■*** ! years; few and evil have the day* | | of the years of my life been, and have not attained unto the days o ' the years of the life of my fathers 1in the days of their pilgrimage " 1 We can forgive the deception that Jacob practiced when he bought a birthright which he. even | in his youth, appreciated, from a ! twin brother who seemed indiffer- i i ent to its value—he had been fo r-; | given by Esau; we can even for j eive the artifice with w hich he en­ larged his flocks at the expense BUILD THAT HOUSE, GARAGE 0*] of an unjust father-in-law who RED, GREEN AND WHITE, PRICE had cheated him in the vital m at­ ter of marriage. Esau could hardADDITION NOW just half of shingles, cost less to apply I lv have presented the venerable | appearance that Jacob did. or WHEN YOU OWN YOUR OWN HOME YOU 1have spoken with the same beau­ and wears just as long. tiful reverence. LOOK EVERY MAN IN THE EYE "And Joseph nourished his LET US FIGURE WITH YOLT^ i father, and his brethren, and all his father’s household with bread, i | according to their families." A Moral Badtv Needed. I I’M The moral to bo drawn from the I son’s devotion to the father and j hi* tender care for the latte r in ! his old age is one which is badly ;i| ;;mn W E W E L D ANYTHING^ WEEKLY BIBLE TALK [ Wilson Welding & Radiator Works SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODA Let Us Help Yon 4 1 Coller, The Builder S SUBSCRIBEFORTHEHERALDB I Let Us Wire Ydur 1 B R IT T R E A L T Y C O . \ J . M . G illo n Mahoney-Walker ! w . 8 Have You Seen the N ew Shingle-D esign _ Roofing? Patton’s Sun-Proof Paint The Hill Lumber Company Is Prepared to Meet Your Sanford Paint a n d Wall Paper C o m p a n y 1 Don’t W ait Un\ Spring Requirements HILL SUJ . ' iPhone 135 House of Service, Quality, Price Frank Lossing BuUdinc Cent _t_____ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1924 DOINGS OP THE DUFFS BY CONDOR high as 95-96 per crate for good! week of March 19. Heavy u Sanford F. O. B. Frier i. I and an accumulation of poor A low range of prices prevailed r.tock. Chicago Market. i aboat that time, however, « throughout the greater part of Trading in Chicago showed a prices to decline again, and the season and lha prim ary enuao ran he laid to the heavy acreage mere consistent character thnnllovcl of $2-$2.75 was reach ntui production. Opening 1. o. b. waii the rsse in moat other cities. >April 10. Ciompctilion of California celery -------------------------sales on usual terms a t Sanford nnd inorcnsiny receipts from FlorDo not deceived. God'* pi brought SJ~5-$2.D0 per 10-inch untie, while the previous year the m arket openca a t 93*?3>&9- Un­ $2.50-93.26 until tha week o f Peb- denw. C hrists Kingdom der the pressure of increasing runry 26 when quotations ranged Rcsuircctlon ncai. Comfortl shipments and a very slow de­ $2.25-$3. For a short time there- suronccs for all 'In thrillin, mand, prices gradually weakened after n slightly better feeling was turc, Miinno theatre, Sunday until ftohruary 1), when the m ar­ evident and U lasted until th e 1 Free. No collection. . ket hold about steady a t $1J>U91.75. For about n month ihorc was no change in prices, but on March 12 tho market again set in tor a long gradual decline in price which continued until tho imddlc of April. Quotations • for good '‘ONE GOOD TURN stock on April 11 ranged mini Si. 25-$ 1.50 and it was nut until the close of the season, during th e ' DESERVES ANOTHER" month of Muy, that the f. o. in! iiiuiKct eJFwi-u any return of strength. Influenced by tho very | i.sui. nnulitiKs and the scarcity of • giiid stock ut that time, however, : a few sales were reported as high ; as f l-fO per crate. Receiving Markets. But nothing serve you ns As is shown by a study of the i well as Herald Want Atb table of uninnils given below, New York and Chicago were tho two | for quick results purtvipr.l receiving markets of j j Fioridn celery this season. Front ' January, 132.1, to April 21, 1023, Jj New York ro:civcd 383 cars ,of j celery and Chicago took 080. Most 1i oi too early receipts arriving o.r j the markets were immature nnd j the fact that California celery was ; PHONE si..i a im in g in liberal supply ser- J Vei to keep opening prices, a t low ; levels. New York Market. On daminry 23 ,best stock in ij New York City was quoted mostly ! nt 82.15-93 per ernto of 4-G dor.cn 1 fitU'iiC, with v,oil hlar.clieil selling n*; high as $1.75. During tho same pi riisl hist year, Florida celery in N t# York sold nt $-l-$5. Quota­ tion.! on be ;t stork coutiaucd at $2.25-8 l until February 5, when prices (1001111!! to 52-92.25. The \ market strengtlienod somewhat a week later with quotations rang- 1 ing generally $2.6u-$3.25 ami held , there until March 13,when prices dropped to 82-92.75. Oil Anril 2 the market recovered nnd sales as high us $3 were recorded. From this point on the arrivals grew light and there was a s tro n g e r1 feeling on tho market. Closing . prices in New York brought ns Ly MARKET QUOTATIONS Pittsburgh (Cloudy, 58 above). OkraiNo supplies. HOT SHIPMENTS REPORT­ I’V E 6 0 T A G O O D Squash: Fla. eggplant crates ED For Thursday, Jnn. 3: J O B N O W AND inges: Fin. 105, Cal. 72, tot- $2.60-93. I’M GO ING TO TAKE Peppers: Fla. fancy $2.25-92.67, Unrcported , 2nd, Flo. 2 G O O D C A R E OF lT*y 50, choice $1.50-$2. Fla. 35, Cal. 2, Tex. Eggplant: Fla. crates fancy U arc parted 2nd, ft *3.50-14. Cukes: Fla. bu. hprs. fancy $4.50, choice *2. Beans: Fin. market weak, bu. hors, green best l2.25-f2.50, paore r iow as fl. Cabbage: Fin. 1, N. Y. 1, 21 cars on track including broken, do. rnond slow, market steady. N. Y. bbls. Danish packed locally herl f 2.25-92.50. poorer 91.7542, hulk nor ton 910-934, poorer below $20. Fla. 11-2 hi. hprs. Wakefield $1.75 most'v 91.75. Celery: Fla. 3, C al.'5, Mich. 1, N. r. y, Pa. 1, 04 cars on track ineluding broken, supplies liberal, demand moderate, market steady, N. Y. 2-3 crates rough $2.50-93, fow 97.25, Cal. Cat. crates Iloldcnhenrt 5s adn fis. $5.50-$a. Fin. lfl­ GOOD MORNING, ----- -------inch crates New French strain, r W E LL, I GUESS l*M M R.BLAKE! [ GOOD MORNING rouah 93-93.25. Chicago (Snowing, 7 shove). THE FIRST ONE DOWN S NICE MORNING*/ YOUNG MAN Celery: Fin. 10-inch crates BolTHIS MORNING* „ l denheart self-blanching 93-93.50, ^ rT GLAD T° S E E Cal. crates rough Goldcnhcnrt 94.OH GEE* HERE COMES v v f yo u g e t t i n g S uch jntn 80-qt. nrrrivcd via cx- 75-95.25. MR. BLAKE THE MANAGER fi / , AN EARLY START Ls, light supplies, demand good, -------- •, ALL READY* [quart. '// V t h is MORNING Other Commodities: Unchnng|from Thursday. kiladelphia (Clear, 30 above). Lettuce: Fla. 1, Ariz. 1, 16 h on track including broken, bt supplies, demand fair, marI weak. Fla. W inter Barden bion 11-2 bu. hprs. Big Boston, othrr some best fl.50-9l.C0. [nr fl. pnuune: 91.25-91.50. Cal. Tur1 Mction, crates 92.75-93. tabbage: Ariz. 1, S. C, 1, 3 h on track Including broken. supplies very light, demand Berate, market strong. N. Y. a Danish per ton mostly around ; new supplies light, market ■lack of rain were responsible for idy, demand moderate. Fla. ICelery Shipments | a ne/eit* attack of blight during 2 bu. hprs. pointed typo 91.50. ■the middle of the ucaion, and furie 91.25, S. C. bbl. crates $2. j ,'icr damage was sulfcred later ■ukes: Fin. 1. 3 cars on track, , from insect injury. Despite efforts Cent in Last ’ it supplies, demand moderate, .................. ....... ..............t__ ... .... I to control tossen from these rktt steady, F!a. fair wide fact that they had fifteen chil sources much of the remainder of dren. Ky fleth W. Shoemaker. j Market Reports On Celery Were , the crop was rendered unfit for Another man, near the end of fijTt.; („r School Of A griculture,' haued From Sanford Otiicc, [ shipment. life, complained thut he could oh. , . . . . . , t ............ \ _n , n n m tain no answer from letters w ritInternational t omwpomlcncc January 22-Aprll ID, 1923. .(cn to a son,to whom he had gi**-: Schools, Scranton, l’a. | The 1823 celery deal in Florida i9^D .':^aa:tgxB 2Q uinxaa!xaa!xan9K «K »E aM aE K iiuuH uxsncxgasa cn as high an eduention as the I flood cats rank next to wheat ' was considered one of the must country afforded. During the tw ea- ,ns a poultry .food, ..thennly. nbjoa* iM matistacfory. in resent, ,ycnjr;\..sq, ty years tha^rf*wnH publishing 31, tion’ tiv thorn* being tho -hulhr'or- Far ns tho financial-returns to- lluv paper, I had frequent appeals husks which nr indigestibl. growers were concerned, despite from parents to assist them in i jjf.q* weight oats swell nnd : th at nil former records of finding wandering sons, If one ! „]0(, Vn"the crop nnd much energy j »c™aKo ani1 production were lirokperson is brought into contact jit expended by the fowl in d i - ' ca- The acreage for the state with so many illustrations o f . them * For this reasoo lw«* estimated nt 3,170 acres cornfilial ingratitude, the'total liumbei . hulleil emtn urt^ preferable f‘„ r ' pared with 2,315 acres in 1922. in the nation must he very large. I rt...,|jnfr poultry. \ i ( ibcuo nro not fatal shipments amounted to 0,of nil varieties of seeds for Spring Planting such as: On the other hand. I know o: ii obtainahlc -* hcuvJHf Weight oat i I JJ! cars,u gain of -10 per cent multitude of cases of constant, .,houlil ho liu u I a S m im l ost- i~' aver the previous season, win u PEPPER, TOMATOES, EGG PLANT, SQUASH. thoughtful nnd affectionate cure ' „tS() .. eoo d w 9 S e ( l i the number of cars chipped CUCUMBERS, BEANS and SELECTED STOCKS OF for thu age.l, often at a greater ' . .. . , uraounted to 4,807. MAINE GROWN SEED POTATOES and can save sacrifice than Joseph was required , • 1 J h « ii • Shipping Sections, to make. 1 uni sure that the chi!- J* _ ^ ,e. V Vr,.nw,io i There are two distinct shipping Grower? Money by seeing us before making their dren in these cases derived as ’ ... ho. pccti°ns celery in Florida. Tiie purchases on nnythng in our line. much joy from their Inbor of l o v o ' i”° lhc‘r ' MUO,more im portant of the two is the ns the parents on whom the a t- f ny tn u t ancariuicc. i Sanford and 1,050 from Manatee, lentions were bestowed. ; Some oats are two-fifths husks, part of tho state; the other is the The Wisdom cd (iod’s Plans. which :*re of no value ns food. Manatee district, in tho western The wisdom of God’s plans im- The weight u. oats varies from ■ -* • * tho total production, m presses us moro and more ns our 25 t > 5(1 pound:', per bushel. Light about 4,600 cars originated from i u a olutsvatiuns are extended with our weight oat:, are unfit for fowls, ......... ,ljir j,ni>0 tront Mnnutw-. i n m ;«tiaa:c2V !aarj.xs-r-ir.asax3asni:a3E raT «xa3na*i> :raH B jiw *m 3 year:-. Nowhere is this wisdom [ while heavy oats with ful, plumo | *i h** celery raising land enn he more beautifully manifested tlian kernels are one of the best poul* | mid to be Liirly well confined to in the reciprocal duties that fall to j try icedx, 1Ihose two sections ami little ntpnrent ami child. In the course of i Home of tho by-product* of tho tempt, if any, is made to raise it nature, the parent sacrifices for j manufacture of ont cereals art* , in other parts of the hIiiI b. the child, laboring, the mother di- used for poultry feeds. Oat hulls j Yield, Varieties. Quality, raetty end tho father indirectly, to is one of the prinrie il by-prod- 1 The estimated yield per acre lead it safely through the peril'*) nets, hut should hoc lie used as ( for 1923 was about the same as of crvldhood and the dangers nf a poultry feed, ns they ure worth in 1922, which was 650 crater. The joulii, up to tiie time when it can little marc than sawdust, ('round chief n ineties raised are tho GoldScratcA feed vrorit do it: ptTlODLBJ nssu.nc the responsibilities th at [ ont bulls are liberally used as an , 11 Kc'f-BItmching, New French flfplant: Fla. 1, l broken cn. lUcnmj-an*.' maturity. ; adulterant in some poultry feeds .'-’(rain and the Pearly White. ^ r e d m m m m a sh track, express receipts light T hen, a fter a period of happy t to lesson the cost of the mixture. Nearly onc-hnlf of the crop this s h u ts . The presence of these adulterants season consisted of “ French j™ numerate, m arket :;bo;i( companionship, the burden lira , !“TPe r ‘■■rnton fancy from the shoulders of the parent j may lessen the value of the food Strain’’ celery, properly known as ►Ml, choice ?2-$2.60. to the shoulders of the child, and . so ns to make it almost useless, the “New French Strain.” This eas: E" press receipts mndor- thu latter is hartpy—or should he i Ont middlings and hulled oats , was grown from seed bought for iupptii'3 liberal, demund poor —to repay a dent of gratitude by are two of tlie best preparations an improved strain of tho Golden ket dull Fia. bu. Iiprs. largf Pinking pleasant the parents’ path ; made from oats for til? use of , .Self-Lllnncliing variety mid pron „'^.®b75-^2, ordinary SI from the time when the shadows* fowls. Oat middlings is pnrticu- duced celery that was much taller begin to lengthen to the setting of larly good for young fowls or than the older .strains. Tho qua! rppers: Express rec ptn light lifcV. sun. How is it possible for i chicks. ity nnd condition of much of the and improving, ntu one to doubt the Infinite wisdom t -------------------------- j celery on the whole, however, was pooii stock. Flu. era and the infinite love of the Crenl-I All contracts must be signed and not very satisfactory. During the W.GU, fair 32-S2.75, Toproduc, e « e iequusi or Who has thus woven our live* | executed not later than March 1, early part of the season, a large together and converted our very j 1924, a fter which the governor will portion of tho new strain of eelone amount of p o t d r abbage: No arrival intcrdciicndence into a b cu ti-1 issue n proclamation naming the j cry, on account of its vigorous and fa»tAcT» anoUvor tuilc? 1hooks and the prices, which the growth, was cut an4**hippcd white ? ck reconiigned, 10 amount-To pxodueeBODi k mchnling broken, (Copyright, 1921. by j publishers arc required to d e s ig -J still in an immature stage. ExreijuirM a double amourd demand nioderat Tho Republic Syndicate.) sate in each volume sold. J'’rationally warm weather and a k. Flu | i-2 bu. hpr •.*VS! '10- nir.atly $1 N- V. Da, *--i-o32, poor low ns *Uu:c: Fla 2 ih nieluding tiroken demand mode rale, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED l: ?!afbot weak. Elm Avenue and Commercial Street------- :--------- Phone 9 i • e» heberg S2.25-$2.i market steady I |-2 aoston best 9I.50-L..,„. , Ws 8 above) Niuash. Okra; Too few so •lablhh mark ,P cPUer». Beans: ; ana? tir.& E 'xffit •» V OATSRANKHIGH ASPOULTRYFOOD >$and Feathers a t ifie same time • Wtti/ Celery Growers ^nged V“ 3' 148 BOOK 1id3 been mailed. Your copy should have reached you by now. The Purina Poultry Book la the handy guide for well over a million poultry raisers In tho United States. It is simply written, well illustrated, and brimful of practical money making hints cn culling, breeding, feeding, electric lighting, housing, und care. Free With Our Compliments Wc arranged w ith th e Purina M ilis to send a com pli­ m entary copy to every povdrry raiser whose n am e and address wc had. If you have nor received your copy, send us your nam e and address on th e attached coupon— or give it to u s over th e phone—and wc will see th a t you We also carry a special nicer tine Tobaccq Dust for Chicken intestine wire worms. Buy your poultry remedies from us. We have what you want. Tell us your trou­ bles and we will tel! you the remedy. Phone Name Address har8day*# Pri« I' l0!'i‘‘ irawberrica: V„a r;.i nrptVB f < market weaker. Fla. 50-COc rok?.n°t!: J)'* C-l arrivals; l tn ear, Thu reday’b onchnn;:ean"Cl°,n ,oa.T* - 7 above). era(' ' I" l>I’i U’'' Bberal, demand W i „ mf rket . fairl>’ "beady, $1.05.,P n ' be3t 8- '‘-i5-*2 '5- Bleaching Paper Celery Crates Bleaching Wires Celery Cutters GUARANTEED MILEAGE ,li,Jorn1' demand \lT & *tea(b '. Fla. hprs. ' P P f r s „p?.orcV. ? 1•50-92.2*>. irat. ' ," 'ht- demand market steady. Fla. Is -fancy 92.50-92.75 Chase & Co Distributors for Central Florida l,*ff>? * a ,t* a " J,* ,*r a r i ?ir::;!,sxaa.’!xriaa:a> iB 9 aB » n « g aa* H !u n * aii; •_i * • ’* •£. • ■ i .* *; • ., t ‘ �.’iff *r7v i \\ *; ■ r.:> fF t FOOT THE SANFORD DAILY hERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1924 Ford D aily Herald Courtesy The Discoverer NECESSARY A s Arthur BrisbArie I *r»rr i l l m m r m p t hr Tl» llrn M Priatlag C*. R u la li, r i t r i t e THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1924 NUISANCES Tob many people discount the value of courtesy and for See3 It • ——-------- p"S reason more than one good business man has bceh rrt. mtFZt «hrp^,an«7co°St f to tj16 waJl an(* h88 been unable to meet competition Bravo Men Are Valuable. “ * Pi»rida. under net of March or those who appreciate whnt modern conditions demand. “I.et Him Have It*" im The store with courteous clerks is the store th a t event­ Head Contractor or All. , row na Pm laim l Watch Europe*a Exchange. »KAX. V lrr>Pm ldm l ually gets the business. No man or w6man will long pntronCopyright, 1922, i H O W A R D IIM IU I r r . T r r a a , ize an establishment where clerks are grouchy. No one even W HU*«lln AtrniM* Pkoar 14M wants to save money by trading at a store if he is not —----. treated with courtesy. I T J S planned to send the dW g* StBSCUIITIOV RATKni blc Shenandoah to tho North >T»ar.......HI* Months I3.S0 Courtesy is a discoverer of other valuable attributes. A an interesting idea, but somo: en­ dvtrcil In City 1>v Carrier per correspondent to an exchange well sums up its value and gineer and others declare the Shc16c. Wr«ky KUItlon <2 Per nnndonh unlit for such n Journey. IT,1 compelling necessity in the following: is any doubt about It, il)i ' Courtesy is that attribute of personality th a t softens If thorc • BPKCtA l< MITII Ki All obituary should be no such North Pole ■otlea*. cnnl.4 «.C thnnkn. resolutlona and makes flexible the other attributes. Without courtesy, there GvtseffV*T«es trip und men of high authority m z wiu sorTa and notice* «>f enlertalnmenta where MUrna are made, will bo charged natural aggressiveness (an excellent qiinlity iii selling) be­ should take no noedlcss risk with QUieT Down fit at regular ndvertlalng rate*. especially ns they thorn*1 comes obnoxious to-seme types of people, whereas if moder- others, selves would not bo included In the -foe &tec1icyt jj B nuiaK n T in : a sso c ia tc ii I’lu isa nted by courtesy, it loses its harshness and becomes more crew. Tha A**nclRte<| I’rcfta i« exclua* Potty; , P«ty entitled to the u*o (or repuli* effective. Courtesy is the polish that distinguishes the kind Ileatlnn (if nil HOW* alHputrlie* and considerate salesperson from the unsympathetic and MEN WERE sent to their death llted to It or not otherwlae flying machines t e e LuodY ll»d In this paper uni ulau tho thoughtless one. It is a lustre that nttrncts people to its In badly-mndc brave enough for thnt North Pole newa publlMiied herein. All posessor. * 6ee/*s u*e mine Jhta of re-publication of apeelal duiing the war. Out thnt was Neugf? Quiets cown llupatchen herein uru nl*o reserved. . , A, ..^courteous salesperson places her “light under a war. This is peace; and mnl men and brnve enough for that kTURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1921 bushel. She may have sterling qualities, but these a ttri­ abltf North Pole ttip nre valuable. A butes are covered up ns far as the cnsual observer is con­ mere, trip of intereding scientific lb E THOUGHT FOR TODAY. cerned by inconsiderate actions and unkind appearance, inveitigation may well be post­ THE REAL TEST—Is it not to r i, is,-therefore, not only n sterling quality in and poned until it can be made safely. d e a l thy bread to the hungry, and of itself, hut also the means of discovering and exhibiting that thou bring the poor that are THE “OIL operator nnd club­ o u t out to thy house? when thou other success attributes, which, without its aid, would exist man” entertaining two ladles M eat the nnked, thnt thou cover unknown excepting to intimate friends. Courtesy mnkes of the was screen world, ar.d it was him; and thnt thou hide not thy customers tolerant and willing to listen to what the sales­ Retting late. The chauffeur of one , " S e lf from thine own flesh?—Dninli person has to say. It not only brings out the salesperson’s lady eateioil, not so very lute. The «8:7. tried to hit him with a bot<5 positive qualities but also tempers the national critical ten­ clubman ti'-’ “or something.' The chauffeur Attend church tomorrow. dencies of the customer and mnkes her open to suggestion. adds, “ Not being very strong -o------Discourtesy closes the door to a sympathetic comprehen­ physically, I pulled my’ gun and , Patronize Sanford merchants sion of our fellow being’s thoughts and feelings'. Customers lit him have it.” The oil opera­ during 1924. und clubman, now in the hosare not understood and therefore cannot be intelligently tor pitnl, may get well. Tho police Start off the new year by pny- dealt with. Courtesy is nothing more or less thnn a medium say “eve-ybody was pretty drunk lu g your bills promptly iptlv °u extd,nnge. It is a means by which the finer feelings and and one is a dope fiend.” “Pulling your gun and letting Saliford real estate offers great thoughts of buyer and Keller can be exchanged. him have it1’ with drunkenness ns Courtesy ns n medium of exchange is current every­ the police diagnosis, is becoming opportunities for the shrewd and sighted investor. where and always good for its face value. It cannot bo quite frequent in our fair prohibi­ IN ■K i • ---------o counterfeited by persons who do not poscss its excellent tion land. /' S £ I f Sanford is to become n grent qualities. It should he the coin that is “thrown in” with CHICAGO C O N T R A C T O R S I tourist resort it must show the every package to make the customer feel that she has been moved a seven-story brick building, tourist th at he is wanted. ---------o--------given something extra. I’coplc like something extra and will weighing fifteen million pounds. Another Case Against South Florida i ■ Every vacant room enn be rented often come long distances if anything of such a character is They did it t.o skillfully that ten­ ants remained in the building nnd folk County Record if tho owner will make it known offered. went on with their work, undisturb­ that there is a spare room in his Courtesy should he extra and sold with the Roods, for ed, while, tho great lend was house. it must bo remembered that in the last analysis people dc smoothly niovveil n distance of w In« nr rcc®.n l,Jr i“£‘,cd statomenf, ticnlly all located in North Florida fee •ct in twenty-four ,-nt ‘..f ^hlie°insfrucU on!’ ; jJ»h Piums handed to North A r'ghty-five The Fort Myers Press of Wed­ not buy goods— but goods nnd service. hours. __ __ a statewide plan of financing the * *oti.'ii men, the idea would un' nesday announced thnt a J300.000 •o- TOM SIMS SAYS The railroads mad* — y ^ r . This. howJSr to People who bought I* ianford’s Social Side ■ Office 108; ,0CIAL The price of pb- iron , . j B k n w where M bbcuits a V u h S iS e .1*11 We D*y& I! IPoLLV ifliCCS l»ok an,I Il3l u ,y J j , Cignr smoking Hcrp, , . I four per cent in lo’A th e r e^in few political campaign*. ’ (?n« lhl‘re MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; BEAUTIFUL NECK TEN PA R J • Mnrcoossce—Honl-surfaco road to be built to Orange county line. Miami—Three roads through tri-state mining district being Im­ proved. Residence 217-W CHURCHES CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE Church services for Sunday, Jan. 0, 1024: Subject, “God.* Church servicn, 11 n. m. Sunday School, 10 n. m. Woman’fl Club building, Oak Avenue. AU arc welcome. p. L. T hrasher a n d , r p Woodruff will e n te ri it bridge a t their home on 1h Street at 3 p. m. _ The annual Hireling of did of Holy Cross P arish . hc’Hat Comfort Cottage, of Mrs. M. Martin, on v January 7, nt 3 p. m. mecti'g unusually imnt Every member If. furto te present. Those havu| of crude nL de “ ’ I itoorts arc requested to then. —Mr.". I>. A. Kelly will on-, incoming officers n.id U*UCarncrides”iT>u“r nL'».'»»«-» reportcJ. . r” *tn I fcCT, of the Methodist drr„.„ L d u itiW d l. bristmaj. nrchi, following nnuunl m ecthich will be held nt 3 p. There w.:a a 5x< Milano theatre, 7:30 p. m. Sun­ day. Free. “WILL YOU EXCUSE IT, PLEASE?????’* Milane Theatre One N ight fi FIRST BAPTIST 'CHURCH. Sunday Schdol. 0:30 a. m. This is the fimt Sunday of 1921, nnd many should enroll in Sunday School nt tho opening of tomor­ row’s session. Dr. Joseph T. W atts, of Rich“'°nd. Vn.. i i expected to speak nt the 11 o’clock hour. Mass meeting for all who nro interested in any department pf ‘Sunday school work, 3 p. m. Dnct?>r Watts will address the meet­ ing. A very cordial invitation is t-r i n " u v T i‘"’ n . —Pipe Organ Club m eets extended to all Sunday workers in t«u,0 price., did,,., the city nnd county. Mrs. J. lb R*»y «»n PalmotB. P. Y. Unions, G:30 o'clock. | A u ■c ct 3:30 p. m. The most beautiful nock in Tko 1923 prune cron was *k _ Evening worship nnd sermon. 'IVoiaen’s Guild of Holy France is owned by Collette so this helps ___ boarders rs *nme< 7:30. Subject of prelude, "The IteI church meet with ** Mrs,- M. Lulli. At least thnt is the story • former of the Sixteenth Cent”*”*" , Comfoit Cottage, n t More baseballs were .'old !m| reaching this country following Subject of evening sermon, “The year tlu n ever lieforo n — ay—St- Atnci Guild will n unique contest in l aris. How- 1 m i'ij Man Who Fought i m M uv l h '. y ball b b ,llS S ^ J * ! u p .K J «t the home of Mrs. Rcni Whitr.er a t 3:30, with M rs. do you think it compares with Tho School of Methods, which The dry goods industry was Telephone girls m ight have rolled their Its out ttr.y didn't always dress the way they now do. opens tomorrow, will be conducted iitner ar.d Mrs. Raymond American necks? f e[.l; ',,; lur.il|l! I#83. and so % The picture above explains itself. Officials of the Telephone Company nt New York prepared th.» pic­ lips S3 ho*tcsses. during the week. Sesions will Hi. v.et goads industry. ij—Mr?. F. D. .McBride will open each evening n t 7 o’clock. tures to show the difference in styles l'etwemi li>77 r.nu 1924. trtain at n Twelfth N ight MRS. THRASHER AND MRS. Building lm< ms l„nrte.l the la* WOOBRUFF ENTERTAIN. at her home, COO F ifth PO T DR. WATTS OF VIRGINIA IN I 1’,", lfl8b year, evm Friday afternoon, Jlrs. David J it 8 p. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Christiun Enrcavor will meet at i lL-r.r Mr. Gca. II. Kendall, MiSCHOOL OF METHODS AT i t“' 1 tfn,bcr bcuig plentiful. ay—Sxinl Department will I cion Thrasher and Mrs. John Tlic Sunday morning preaching fi:to p. m. Let every member try lar.c thcatro Sunday night. Free, W / I T U CHARLES (SLIM) VERMONT NATE MULTHE FIRST BAPTIST i bridge party nt Club House Dcvolin Woodruff entertained at service wil be n Communion s ir to be on lima. YY 1 1 11 ROY, HANK WHITE AND THIRTY-FIVE , \ 0 collection. CHURCH. m.. with Mrs. W. J. T hig- tho second of a aerie? of parties, i 'jB tc s rB B c c K a n n B S B a a B n n s K c rc B a H B a K a a s s n a a rn c in a u M vice It i3 earnestly hoped thnt evMINSTREL ENTERTAINERS • u hf)ite.«s. whirli they have been giving at Tile School of Methods of the iy—Mr?. Roy Chitlcnrlen their attractive home on t’ark First Baptist Church will open to cry member who can porsildy do so Teligoa—Contract to be let for entertain the Tuesday Dil­ Avonue. There 14 tables of players, morrow. Tho members of the coni- will attend this service. Tha past ro-.iotruetinn of now bridge noros.t n t S ^ f m - 7 c im s tn X .n T f f ’’n'w ,’ric?'‘ 30c’ 7">r’ p,un lax’ ScaU now on i;1'‘ It >« ,-ra ate Cl ib at 3 o'clock ut h er tables of players. niittco nre quite plenred in being quarter has veen a good one in Telig.m Greek between Tcligon diqi )t fur L. & 11. rnilrond in this Drug Store n i on Rim Avenue. Twenty-four new nnd lioitfortl. Exquisite roses, sweet pens, cnl- f’ble to sr-urc ns n member of the the church. I city. nrasac cmlulas, anil nasturtiums were faculty. Dr. Joesnh T. W atts, of members have been received. 3 I. Stalling, local manager of lavlrhly used in decorating the Richmond, Vn. Doctor W atts is Mr. Brownlee enters upon tho ^ twelfth year us pastor of tho >cnt-Aci I Fertilizer To., spent various rooms where the card ta- ‘ «>nc of th« foremost Son-l-- s doubtedily find ctrong 3Uppurt u conning factory is to be built in schools “in order th at equal sums THE HEAD contractor of the ay nnl Friday in i^ikelund, b!c.i wote placed. I’otted plants men of the country, nnd tho First church. th a t city. ;}J Of the thousands of men who have failed mo?t cf them universe does a moving job even r.jr.y he available for education in here. .Sirsires Sunday n? follows: tine Rnntist Church feels herself tordng bu ineis for his firm . were also effectively u?cil. But because of thens last facts, * more vvondoriul. This earth, ail counties on a'porportion of the 9:45 n. nt., Sunday School. greeted upon tunnte in having Doctor Wnttr Tiio guests were v.cnt uo.vn nut because they wanted toj nunv thingj S I Sanford is going to show the T*1® llcrnld Friday carried an announcement that the weighing many billions of tons, number of pupils in the public the cuggp tion eound3 exceedingly 5 11 n. ns.. Lord’s Suprer. lynch of Ocean City. w ho;!h ir arrival by the hiosta?ses and f°r I here eight days. Homo of th« “nervy* thnt a l*inellr.s c o u n ty ,* iu.t hccause they did not want same one thintj hard ■■ | A.ing world its attractions nt the Madi­ McCmcken Manufacturing Company is to begin work im­ moves around the sun c t a speed schools. 2:30 p. nt., Junior C. E. ng ihthe state, arrived in shewn to their places by Mrs. R. subjects for tho lecture periods 'i he motive of the suggestion dir.tr! t take the £!5.0i) it raises. * son Square Garden exhibit in Feb­ greater than one thousand miles sounds 2:30 p. nt.. Intermedin to C. K. n A. Kim-mcn ' are the following: “Tho Suminv enough. Nearly every one to ts enthusiastic about sav­ Frldav ami will snenil mediately on the construction of a plant here for the man­ la ir nnd square nnd Mr. ruary. annually for each pupils main- 5 (5:30 p. nt., Senior C. E. i minute, about 530.000.000 miles Cawthon undoubtedly acted in tennneo nnd divide it with linker 1n in;? msney once in a whuc— out it’s only the fellow who ■ Q--------ufacture of pipe in large quantities. The announcement a year. All of us go on working, 7:30 p. nt., Ft caching service. good faith. Rut tho ideas ndvanc'county, which is only able to raise 1 u d':cu no. allow his enthusiasm to die that ever has Session meets after each preach­ R*rry K. Thaw again comes to stated thnt within the next sixty days pipe would be turned .no one is disturbed. rd mi wr.ys and means to that end seventy-five cents a year a pupil ing *ervicc for tile reception of the front page. Its about time he out by the new concern and that when operations are begun And v;e don’t exclaim at all. In -ulrny nrotlier attack on prosper­ because of low \.-dilution. yoMV«h£.-tC? Unl WU th Whi!c* Yci:r l!rt verity is in members. was heard from. He has been have only recently di.i- ous South Florida countie i. At South Florida’s prosperity and * city*"0 W* JC> *cn cn,H pipe shipped every day from this cove'cd' ‘fact, wo that quiet for u long time. the earth moves at Hie first the w-ritor of tho state­ high valuation of property Ima 2 ■ ------- o------THE FIRST METHODIST •ill. Not so long ago tho high­ m ent stresses the much higher vnlprize, a p:». honestly won by the effortn o ' r. vfi Residents should keep their doors CHURCH. t i Mrs. Mrs A. A 1*. F. bv Doctor W attss will will be be givei given at Sanford continues to grow. This announcement brings est religious authority punished uut: n or property in many coun- been Zoo Munsoh left Thursday slips, went W Y 1* t i !\7 fa ^ T iflt 11 ? 3 ?T H \ * m t r ^oc Munaoh Thur.iday pillow dips, ta L ’v„ | ,,ct° r ” -G the workers. Nortli Florida is not ■ W. J. Carpenter. I’astor. ag for " another big industry to Sanford. men with the best intentions for l n< owa l^ k rd at this time tiiu. notably in South Florida, in a bleak desert but has resources if P Thu pastor will preach on “Tho exof the year. It is always better <• 0 picked Sanford because of the excellent shipping in erting thnt litorn Unlrnvcled Wuy’’ Sunday morn­ Z. i.j .1 i l l J.L A fi i i Zi l* \\ I«»ac3tcr Bis. Woodward BarnM m. F. J. Gonzuk.-:. | ,'nJ? ’ to . n'» citizens nnd visi to be- safe than sorry. • V ............ .. . f to nt If ml tho PiLsRifH nr the itensions a t the ing. facilities, was the way Mr. McCracken explained his decis­ •, 1 -------- ----------' Following tho card game, fc-- . attend . The tim ne for Sundry evening A COMMUNITY BUILDER ion ot making this city the site of the new plant. frc.-hnierits consisting « » i a salad l _ Persons having vacant hemes I"? “ A Forjjfflfll. ritirg in the city Friday f o r ’coatee with coffee were served by I "Mfil Y (CROSS <CIIUIKIII.' • Tor rent should list them with The Sanford wm some day be n big industrial city. Outside We rhnll have good :uumc r.t Active DcrJgaalrd Depository of The United States „f Amzrira, £ai:e stay were Mr. and i the hostesses, .insisted by Mrs. K.1 Church services for this Sunday, botii 1 Herald. B etter yet, Insert n little capital is steadily coming to look upon this citv ns being j . ,, • — - - r - . v MvvomM«|iwitut'iivu .inn per- m services. State ef Florida, City of Sanford r.n-J County of Seminole want ad in this newspaper. | ll! | ,fJ Duiubur ' of inipil.H —I-..-. ••• in the* Ijalisiition -■ of our projjros.L |'l 1/^,1 « .1.1, ,Person- w Thu Sunday School will Welcome is ' "i* I :’* • -• “ ;•••■ > V -j '’ . V Feast of the Epiphany, January C. ideally situated for industrial plants. This city has the ad­ watch the exchange market. What BCPools is. Ihey are pleasantly is, Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez. Mis. II., w|n jtl,. 11 • ” J m order to pivo all chil- ally, we nre against allow!mg any i! lull new member., ll Meets r.t tho world thinks ot a nation’s n cfiual opportunities. at the Montezuma. i A. Newman Mrs. A. I’. Connelly.! ' m t Suntlny SchooIi in th„ 0:30. further aggression on their part , u 1’. I*. FORSTER, I’reuidcnt B. F. WIIITNER, Cashifr When the Gcncva-Titusvillo road vantages necessary to make it a suitable location for big money tells what the world thinks dwThe idea has an appeal ppenl to all b e - ; to he put over on this growing H ....... . . . *m-Vi’ 811 ^onVs» U"’I ‘Mrs. \*. t,. jj!,,!, , Beth the R.’nioi- and Intern.eilila put in better condition it will mnuufncturlnif concerns. it thnt nation nnd its i.ooulali-ja. r.iuf.o of th a t last phrase, “to give 1rc t:nn. of 11:00 n. m.. tnuri) Church servico in nte Epwortli Leagues will meet at be a popular drive for motorists . «; *», ”• Livingston, . .° 9m V Bur-,Hill. i ..... , . * ft ii:uu Wedneadr tha ftanr tell below .’ill children equal opportunities In many places when n new industry comes to a section nnr:arsx!areinr5rrasvn37!x.-3azrn?-:nrrgr7rt=3ia:iaaBisniil n. win it spending th e | The guest list included firs. J. Thi-itre j (5:30 p. m. These nre live nrganlgoing to the east coast country. live cenis, the lowest record. Tha Wore it not for the fact that .South rJr".V?rlan‘!°.’ 1ihw,c« rmi.n.F Mrs- [\‘ B- BW'0!?. Mw* * Splendid Eniphany music for zations. Conic to their meeting:! French- public debt, in threu years, I*loridu was already building roads of the week-end of Mrs. W. R. C. Bower, Mrs. S. E. Barrett, .i t.|.,,r ..i. iervice nml enjoy yourself. Building for 1924 will break nil has tiu-n from 2l)0 billion to 400 mnl bridges for North Florida and Mrs. S. O. Chase, " ..........ul. invention Is extended extend . , . Mrs._ A. I*. Con.. to nil to records for construction in Sanbillion franca. War does not pay. supporting s ta te institutions pracnelly, Mrs. U. R. Deaa, Mrs. Wnrship with wn. CONGREGATIONAL CIIIIRCII. jspeciuliy if you keep it up after ‘ ^ ,ln-v people want to make L.d Hodgson of George DeCottcs, Mrs. A. M. Dc- T,„. r,.rtor | 0 nt A|| y’nintn’ Let every member nnd friend of It posHinle fo r thi.i city to ftccomit ought to be ended. ________________________ ____ ______ A nilc, I a., arrive:! in San- Foric.it, Mr.i. K. A. Ibin gins.4, Mrs. Kntrrpri^c, fur tho vcsikt the church remember to lie pres­ intf good mouiite many tourist* next winter. no*)’ nnd will ?»pcnil som e T. J.. Dmuaa, Mrs. K. M. Oallownv, ae rvico ut •) p. m. ent a t oil!’ servi'-ea tomorrow nnd sujjstutital business institutions that find it unnecessary to ONCE MOKE, hr careful how --------------------- — *re. At present they a re ! Mrs. Garner, Mrs. George David -------give us n g<v>d sendoff for tlie More publicity means more bus­ tall on local people to buck them up. you invest in bonus of foreign gov­ at the Montzezumn. IJIart, Mis:-. Annie Hawkins, Mrr. ALL SOULS’ CHURCH. new year. Much dc-pi'iula upon , iness. Sanford business Financiers will sell Hum • , ............ on nmen u n ireals ii • r n -----;— ‘G. K. Ileniy Mrs. R. J. Holly, M rs.. ,r,nn,^rr„„. j4 Eptnhnny Sunday. tho enthuainsm ?vit!i which we tuko | •• By assurj»K Mr. McCracken of the contract for the new ernments. Votero to Decide. *o you. taking ti:cir profits, ilut * , importance of keeping the I s. Itrokaw is in the city fo r A. J. Richardsop, Mr?. Cassainlra Sundav School nt 9 a. m. hold of our problems for the com P‘,,e 1,0 u.ty Lommissioners have done a wine you will r.ot find many of them in Maccicnny Spaniard: John W. ublic informed of the goisls they 1*1 *0 oirn. tr:inr:r»cfim» Iu k I. i t Mr? h »:» Knliflit. Mrs*. 'he strong boxes. ave for sale. The turn-hants who •Martin has the m ajority of the Bctvertlse don’t have old goods on . S n „ , ! o Z ‘tadua“ r B tll,! m 0 ,,“y ‘,l " m l “ r c ' M tI’loridu newspaper:-, on Ids side. th eir shelves. The FRANCE IS agitated'by infor­ Florida ecribcs have about decided for Snnfm d^ 1!,PU •V!a,,t1 i:i nnothcr important step mation th at Germany lias 1.0110,000 Every week .some hi*? new de­ tot Ntnfoid to big city days. Eacn week secs ninnv n n l .‘oblicis i t idy to go to war while he will be our nex. governor. velopment is announced for San- lmprovemunts and developments made in the City Suhstan- Piu?sin nnd Saxony ate great farMrs? S. I’uleston, ......... Friday .............. afternoons, Saturday m ornirg and a r e ! Phillips. ......................... ..... ., night tho Reel ulory - of the New for manufacturing weapons. Travesty of Justice. " 4 . Fr1i‘l">'M issue of the Herald iu . L ath week this city gathers momentu *m and it won’t toriis the Iny _ th e.e calling on >trS. Fh.'lips, Mrr. S. i’ulesto.a I’uloston, Neat Sunday thp bishop of the j Minister will be tin* .hi?l. Tell your I hat is not all true, but it will Ik? I'alm Beach Post: Imagine J. J. contained the announcement of the a* anil ?hopn!nr. uc in time. A worm will turn new tile factory which is to lie . .Mi?. . . . . II. R. Rosebro, Mrs. ”Routi- diooes-’ will confirm the children friend? and bring them out to tho 1meetings. ' millat, Mrs. W. M. Scott, Mrs. and mitt Its. constructed in Sanford immediate­ vhen you step on it. Germany has Mendenhall, the Tampa murderer A cordial welcome awaits you. t ..ii ko I.connrdy has rc- j nrntM Sharon. Mrs. G. F. i All welcome to church services, ly. And whnt will be announced '15,()00,(|(IO people and they will of two women, who burnt their o I pi from Daylonn. where she bodies in his cur nnd i.i now aervnext week? Mabry. Mrs. ___ turn sooner or later. Let us hope!1 — -------- ------------this country will not be compelled! a l,lu term i.i tho Florida to repeat the recent experiences, j’*11*® l>fi<on farm , superintending Sanford made a gain of $113,119.loam and ships und the n s t of it, b« erection of the electric chair nt C arlesnncsH in t h e m a t te r of Y* ■ i,,a nk deposits during the t » the tunc of fifty billions. We La.lord, in which those who comp a st twelve months. Business ronshall surely not start the re.xt war. (lUiOns are getting better and b«*t,C3S bruti‘l m urders than ho and let t:s not be held u <| o:i-,iblc! W*B be deprived of their lives, t e r in this city every day. Tho tor it. Dunks reflect the prosperity of th e City Substantial. •*****»■ ■i. A Strong Ct ndidate. MAN IS mi inferior animal, sciMilton Cuzcite: Ju st how Mr. enco tells you. If you were a.% Jcnningi may r.taml in other sec­ 1,.-.,,...if * ,.............. *■’' J U try luis e ith e r s e e n f o r AreI, youi . Bending 'TU ... * Jyour cony " iLin.icIt r,t read about the unsightly state of 3tr.ing an in ant you would lift tions ui tho i,tute wo can not any, “ 11 Mrw J.’ T:. Bennett, Mrs. Henry The Herald to some friend in the Iwork one hundred and twenty tons, if trom actual obaervntlun, hut in 1 Wight. Mra. Lehman, Mrs. Alex north? ns agile n.s a flea, you could jump Vaughan. Mrs. U. S. Keclor, Mr*. paper this section, wo are cmtide.-it he J J’-ha Boriaml. (nee Mrs! over a tall building. Whnt of it? reading is ta r in advance of all the olli r By pressing a button, working a candidate? in Sanford Frames 'll V Vcor«ia . M n u W alter Wight. Mrs. S. I». ChittenfioM cuaiblTed. ’ “ “Band, who have ,i„n \ti„ . p mma Owens Mrs. machine created by nis l-.ruin, man p a rt v c> can lift many thousands of tons. He ia a strong energetic camping ifinin’1’I r l’v- T ' WhJ 0 Hph J | l Rr.’o ki Mrs. Vernay. Mrs Arthur Condensed report of the condition of tho He can’t jump like a flea, but ho ^r ’. . ^ ‘‘klng friendi readily and R F iL Wh^ c i9 ‘Jn<l. llazzard . Mrs. Rico, Mr*. Bodwell. Holding those th.-t he maker. If L.,’ -udjen leave S a tu rd a y , , Irs j hll \*an Daze. Mrs. D. I*. can go up in a flying machine, anti f o r Sanford, ntoni. On thuf day San- , . o jl,u on i h,,H » i v p u ta tio n o f b e in g a clean c itv ft k May up. The flea cannot do that. Mr. Martin cunies vVcst Florida *, rin ,VCjoined - Y “hi* J * Bt ummond. and Mrs. W._____ C. Hill. ford citizen.’ tizens are going to vote a Up to e a c h ttiul CVtry cit'Z P n 1 i son f i t it,, , ^ T, Gn ihi. f,Mr,hB (>or*and ____ It’s better to ImvoMho power in over thorn, he will have to do some uv ,, ,r* lm .H i ............ i . — •■ —■ -------------bond l?sue lull canijmigning. |I>’ here Friday sue of $1)20,000.(10 for the is s u s tiiin c d i»n hli.I’l.iLM, ! • i 1 „ t h a t thlrt ‘ e p u ta tio n and re tu rn e d ; your head than i:i log or arm. purpose l e wuh them. SURE IT DOES GOOD and JofP constructing S S a j f e ,r,','!w slloul11 1» a n e.xam ple! * " " ,,k ’" '“ lk s * “ "'1 p a r k s utilities’ ami A C lose* [Jiicc. THE MOST imiiortnr city administration building. A Bay County Hcaton-Triburc: The ,AL BEI’AUT.MENT b r i d g e zion a t (hat scientists' convention, at the close of business December 31st, 1923 as called for by the Comptroller of the Currency T PARTY. Thedford’a Black-Draught bondn U^<r' tJ Hbeu!d be given these I just ended, dealt with the effect of (c****,Pa *trn lor governor having deglamls administered to backward ,'L*|or cJ >nto a two-candidate race k ;??“day “Lternoon at 3 r j Ver Medicine (Vegetable) or defective human beings, es­ between il-in. Frank E. Jennings RESOURCES LIABILITIES George Adutnj 1'ralsed by IhoHcail of a | Whc, this cnrly in the new year. pecially childicn. Within a few and Hon. John W. M artin, it be­ Capital Stock .......- ................................. $ 100,000.00 * “ ■ymg to take the joy out of l4' 1' a bridge party at the1 Louisiana Family I wins und Discounts ............................. $1,084,075.57 generations the human being will hooves (he newspapers of Florida I havec bcco lire by suggesting that income tax hicome butter acquainted, ourselves unconsciously certain live on th» average twice as long hnuu- with Mrs. W. J. T in g -1 -------Surplus nml Undivided p ro fits............... *12,293.46 Lrunxly state their positions. • itess. 519.92 returns must be filed before March with myself than Overdrafts .............................................. nn,tp *- All memben ex-! LAKE CHARLES. I-a.,- -“ I don’t The other candidates we do Dividends Unpaid .................................... Tho addition of ir.O now telephones to tlm Bell System *o. It would have been in better |fv £B.cnJ “ re asked " to ; know “ what"^wo would have don? not consider in the running, and la Florida lias widened tho scop- of iho servico to m eet Stocks and Bonds.................................... 228,757.50 Circulation .................................. ,.....i ..... ta s te to have waited until the hutklay? Th!Kpcn n° l th a n 'h a d we not hid Black-Draught. It un.il n better man gets into th e ' (ho growing dem ands of tho people e? the Stale. season is over before making sure !a one of the best medicines Duo Federal Reserve B a n k ............ ......... laco we will cast cur support to I Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures 207,GGG.'iG th e never pleasing suggeition.— made, nnd am sure tho tiejit JU cr Mr. Jcnning.-, ar.d from time ta Thoro has been a corresponding Increase In the use Bills P ayable.............................................. Timcs-Union. 70,613.55 Other Real Estate ................................... lime g.vc our ria-ons for sa do­ ' ,C,m ,TAIN I ,X ENTER* I medfclne? s“a'i'il Mr.'Henry G a rn tt. of th e telephono nml tha valim r.t (bn servico to tho Rediscounts Ing. public. n Monday evening nt 8 o’clock, • ° f “My whole family uses it.” con-1 H M _____ Cash and due from banks ...................... 235,213.10 DEPOSITS Treasury of the United e«f to reduce the na- 1not nnc>ther. th: Facifir. S tates managed umber , r k dci ? 'iU tn ‘l’r t a i n ' tinued Mr. Garrett. “My wife says It is estim ated that tho o iin K o rs handled jnoro than — Hr>an Ah a Delegate. anything hut a 1 The information will tionul indebtedness nearly four o -on u* h^ . v frI«nda nt h e r ishe believes she kept off the flu 83,032.700 originating local calls In Florida last year and , ,! J,u‘,erdal° Sentinel: Cnl. ....... $1,82G,87G.10 Total Total .............................. ....... $1,826,876.10 es of Black-Drought ^mindred .................. ilfiK vs i‘ r -street, n t a ‘ hy Inking more than 1,101,900 • long dlataoco r.ioaragea. J; "ill stand for delegate /192ft R A f V V - ThvL‘ a ffa ir regularly: to the national Democratic conl a s t ____ 1, m yself, use Block-Draught for This Ib an averago of more than 331,500 local calls and Vure. r“ ' P 0:1 w,t}l n‘“ chl "Lmvsel vcntion. And he should receive obligations indigestion, and it ’is fine. 3,350 Ions dlutancc calls cvyry day. a large vote form the people of 121; “We used pills and tablets and Florida. He is one of the big mown , every nrgie and have clal.s8 express satisfaction that To render such a serriee continuously, day and night, p INESS WOMEN'S LUNCH­ other laxatives, but they ncJ'£r ha\e "tumps and have a clear field fur Jenningi Gaining. of our nation, nnd his name would ! these EON. requires 331 highly trained operating room employes. seemed to do us good, but the Rustics luike Region: It isn’t end influence and claim much u t-1 » obligations, the hulk of 1 , dJ J a! 1 " ,U; t ‘ho bent cultivation nnd ri'.’h harvest. w h ich ch were Ineurred in th-.* world ; MU]ts ,,n'J failingi and TIhe trouble with so many is always the horse that takea tho tent on. Then he is a man or Snch.U« ^ f \ L ho i l’«u,ar week- Black-Draught sure nas, and it has Theze “w eavers of iip:ccli” served you efficiently, con­ weneon^of ,nc(‘.n “1> to that there is a disiVositron'to* “live *0;u* in tho sta rt that wi v/ins tho iL£r\l and stands for c!ur\n livi*s i w ar,, ore now in manageable ™•' *,n,C |f.rwJ tu express and ggive iv e 'that Don nt n tthe uSanford " ,,luru Asso- como to our house to stay. Wet OFFICERS DIRECTORS tinuously and cheerfully, completing 9S per cent of this give j t to our daughter for head­ M at th Women, w as . on tho nnd honest government. It is with i L./A. RRUMLEY ,h * r _ . K wh’h s ; T , ''.r,r ' "h" *• enormous volume of traffic promptly and correctly. stamina of ths animal to hold the g.e.it p.ensure that we ’ support Vh bufinr Lu-Beth Cafeteria. ache and torpid liver. F. I*. FORSTER ................... i..................... President , „ , ---- 7 way I I now ,e it ‘n <ho best ed and sweat and achieved. “ I am gind to recommend nny-i S. O. CHASE 1advantage gained, and so we view him for delegate. • He will visit I Radio fara In Sar.ford nr» com, , ' All th D A V ID LAIRD. Florida Manager A. K h m* “ ,r”"’" to'' thing th a t has been the help to niy H p ii gm ' " I». A. BRUM LEY .............................Vice-President ¥ ■ John k“V Wai *erved. F. P. FORSTER dvery county in the rtatr, and we! fumily th a t Black-Draught has. j j crzu«>Qd predict that he will ht» elected by | T. I. HAWKINS *6tiL S-rriu^ spj. “My present health is good. Have T. J. M IL L ER ....................................... Vice-President station h. a great malority. With h u reputa­ k . t f i kiwi fOC Mon ncxt two boxes of Black-Draught in the vanis Club m eetT. J. MILLER difficulty SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE SANFORD, FLORIDA • ' ^*vtion fo r ability as well aa oratory, I B. F. WIIITNER ...................... Cashier house now.” B. F. SQUIRES AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY he wiU aroiue gieat enthusiasm ' If your liver gets out of fix, take! ■nElDi.ti?ke»« o tt^nding w ere A. L. B ETTS.......................... ;............... Ass’t Cashier throughout the atuto. Lot us give B. F. WH1TNER i » ‘h Musaun. *Miaa 11iffA JH Moll Black-Draught. It will help to hner, fb S ; T S f r J S t J ® t" w w u r iv .r i.k .- & other un-i un. V?™? B« n cr, Mina drive the bile poisons and otner A A n u m r.S™h,,i;i;fcE,r“V£on b»‘* / i M m p . Have You the Heart to Succeed Another Industry For Sanford FIK ) I 1 1 0 N f l l ^ ll li K 7 ^ ;«.-t STATE PRESS The 1h ree O s o f Credit E !o * sK<i ‘:V Next To Godliness Yourself—Not Another The banker bases credit on what are known as the three C\s of credit— Character, Capacity, and Capital. Be­ cau se of tho importance of these in the lives of business men and women, it is essential that boys and girls know them. To be the kind of men and women who will succeed in life, it is necessary that character and capacity lie developed conscientiously during school life. •Character is an imperative business qualification. It is not formed in a day. Character is developed through honesty and industry practiced daily. The boy or R*irl who cheats in class to­ day—“putting one over on the teach­ er”—or who is dishonest in his deal­ ings with his parents or friends, is stamping- on his character marks of dishonesty which in later life will count against him and his success in business and in citizenship. Allied with character is Capacity. Before making a loan, a banker takes into consideration, in addition to character, the capacity of the ap­ plicant—that is, his ability to earn through his honesty, his ability and his industry. • Capital is a man’s worth in money, merchandise, stocks and bonds, or lands, which may be given as collater­ al to secure a loan cr make it safe People’s Bank of -m . First National Bank,'Sanford, NIMBLE FINGERS HANDLED MILLIONS OF CALLS **A COMMUNITY BUILDER" San fond isr -------- * a s n a a _______ !■ I I f III !■■■■■■ Ml—I—!■!— ■ WHiioffUBy— W— n a it r . li w mmwn . �THE SANFORD DAILY,HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY V 1W Textbooks To Be Picked Strictly * Oh T heir Merits j In I k e C i r c u i t C u r l « | t h e S e r r s l k J u d ic ia l C ircu it o f (H r S la te a t I ' l w M a , l u M S f a r Sen, Ia n t e C a u u tr , I n C knuccry, CITATION. Kva A. llcrm in n, a tr e e dealer. C o m sla ln ia h t, TALLAHASSEE, Fix.*'Jam 4.— v s.' UPSALA ANH GRAPEVILLE If living, Robert Barnhart, If living, I ceaaetl, Q. a Wamble. deccm«cd, Hu inn Barnhart, his wife, If llvlag, Johns H, Womblc. deceased nnd Mary Juseph U. Askew, If living.. Sarah Womhte, hln Wife, deceased; or j. Askew, hla wife, If living, Jameii otherwise. 1n and to to the lands Weeks. If living. Jacob Brock. If hereinabove described, or any port living. Emanuel Ilotdt. If - living^ thereof, nnd eleo nny and nil 'other Charles T. Buchan, If living, Mlch- pernors whore name or nttmea- are ail J. Onyte. If living, and Ueorge unknov/n and jrho may he Interest-, t*. Brantley. If living, under tho IH-fit ert In the pm teity Involved In this name of Doyle nnd Brantley, Joieph suit, nnd here n tliovc described, or M. Arredondo. If Uvlng. Jcdtn C. who claim any •right, title or Inter­ K,rter, if living, William.L. Tnyor. est therein an heirs, devlrCes or If living. Charles W. Jaeochs. If grant res,' hv t hrough or under any living, C. W. Jacocks. If living. nt the parties or porsons heroinIf tirriut J. J* JU CUCHM*# ll “"'HI above siiafxywtJ , named !*■!(iim ^ or referred to, ift or* Harriet Jacocks, If living. John IlUKhey. If living. Thomas A Hugh- otherwise, lira hereby reuulreil to ev If living. A. M. Thrasher, True- , o aim appeal.ratore our said Llrl'ei for Eva II. Thrasher. If living, colt C ounrnt the Court-House at nnd Kva 11. Thrasher. If Uvlng, Alec anf«iii. Florid-. on »he 3rd day of Wallace. If living. Mary a. Hlovlu. M arch, A. -D. lO tl. nnd then nnd you. and inch of you>' ' 11 oNefed that t(ii. r. pqhllslicd In ti,c .smr ,CIU newspaper published T H! Hem Inolo County. "'•orliia, i1 week fop i-kiii vonsreath* v W s s s h & r s 1, ■Te“t!*'-oka fo r Florida’s primary Aaron Jernlim n, c l nl.. Defendant*. To Aaron Jernlgnn, If living. Ilub,ucnoo.s for the eight-year period Lcjhiulng -r.oxt July 1, will: be se­ Slmrt. ft& T h &wfife, e Barnh is If (Icin g, Joseph li. Ida, In nmi („r u ■vcult o lected strictly on merit, without *r Hwinsr. Sarah j . Akkew. OKO. A. n t J C O T T K H < A.'r. and Mrs. Jesse Lee and fam ­ consideration as to the price. A ; W ? . „ > f IWlnK. Jam ra W eeks. If Hnllcit or and uf c 'unad rik. Jacob Brook, If liv in g ily isited Mr. and Mrs. Stodt on least such will be the verdict pf the Im ' . Jloniphtltiant. KiniimiH fleld t. If llvlnt:, C harles GA1NESVIVLLE, Ja n . fi.—The 'subcommission whoso recommend­ l-3-12*I9-;5.;“ j. B n ch a tv , If liv in g , M l c h n c ij New Year’a Day. ations to th e S tate Book Commix- 7; “Fighting ‘Gators” of 1924 may Ihi) 11*. IT living. and U eorge C. Rev. J. S. Clark will be with us nion will be opened on February 3, Urnntuw, If liv in g , under the firm meet one of the Missouri valley next Sunday. Sunday School m eet­ by the full commission which I* II line ot D oyle nml B ran tley, Joseph Has ilcailt claimed T«» conference elevens on Thanksgiv­ ing a t 2:30 p. m. and preaching a t composed o f the samo members-of ? wA.r/7 ,,0.n“* 'L 1.1': 1"* . John C. Fas'* If living. U iw rence p race. If livin g. th e r e m nko an sw er to the hill of .oncj? Comforting com p lain t exhibited against you In ti-r. if living. William u Taylor, if Mary Wamble. If liv in g . U. 8. W nming Day cith er in Jacksonville or 3:50. Wc were pleased to hnns the cabinet th a t make up the Board jiving, rh n rlen W. Jacocks, If | | v- hle, ir living. John H W omblc, If t h is cau se; o th erw ise, decrees pro xneps, free lecture Sun*, Gainesville, Athletic Director with us last Sunday the father of of Commissioners of State Insti­ inir, t \ \ . Jacocks. If living, lia r- living, and Mary W omhle, hla w ife, co n fessu wl!I hu . entered aga in st M InnO theatre^ c i " V rl.-t J. JacocKn. If living. John If living; and If Xlead. a ll parties tu tio n s. t— living, Thomas A. c,aim ing Interests under Asrfm ANN ARBOR, Mich., Jan. 5.— James L. White indicated yester­ Sirs. Hood, who is a frequent vial i The subcommission has complet­ luahey If ItnehojvIf living, a . M. Thrasher, If or nig no, deceased. Hubert Barn­ B arry Kipko, one of Coach Yost'* day In announcing a rc-arrange- itor a t tho home of his daughter. ed its work of examining sample* Bring, T rustee for Nvn H. T hrash. Jhart. Susan Barnhart, hln | submitted by tho publishers, and 7 ; " ’l'.1. t'.v* **■ T hrasher. If living, Wife, deceased. deceased, “Joseph B. A skew , s dosen All-American football men, ment of th e schedule for next sea- He came down from Georgia. y THE MESSAGE OP THE H O U R Jilt Mrs. Castle and sons, of Vero, turned ovor the sealed renort to W. Alec Vtallace. If living, Mary tj. Uln- deceased, Sarah J. A skew , h is w ife, complete! hli University of Michi­ The cancellation of the game Fin., came in their car and spent S. Cawthon, secretary of tho Book '**•, 11 living. Lawrence 11race, If deceased. James W eeks, deceased. gan athletic career next spring with Louisiana Stnte; the failure to Chrir.tmns a t the home of tlielr Commission, in whose care it re­ R uin/ yi, b1 ,f Hvlng. u. Jacob Brock.’ deceased. Kmanuel R \\ Jm ;le .If liv in g , John H. Worn- I!Hilt, deceased. C harles T. Buchan, mains sealed until the date of the arrange n g a m e with Kentucky and f' w ith the close of the baseball sea­ sister, Mrs. A. H. Lundquist, leav­ '■ J f . and Mary W om blc. dec eased. Michael J. Hoyle, d ecea s­ i Ih w ife, If liv in g ; am i if sn ij „a r. ed nmt .(Irorge the ch a n g in g of Mississippi A g g ie ing the next day for W inter G ar­ opening. C. Brantley, deson. *1 rtU nnriles' claim - roaciil. under tho Arm name of . Kipke came to Michigan from battle to November 22nd, leaves den, where they will visit with j Tcrnjs of contracts that will tit? Doyle and Brantley, Jnreph M. Arl.hh In terests under A aron Jernlgnn. , .X ansing High where he was con- the dates on November 1st and other relatives. Mrs. Hllmer Lund­ signed w ith the publishers will reilonila. iteeeased. John C. F oster, ektered one of the Interscholastic Thanksgiving open. n!“ Askr deceased, William L. Tnylor. doquist and daughter, Meiva, accom­ gfOTWfr however, T ^at'p ritM paid Ms'’wife? Charles W. ■Jacnckn. d e­ Director White stated thnt he panied gridiron marvels of the time. In them and spent tho 'b y the state of Florida for ' it* I A s k e w , lit*'Wire. .)times'W eek s'. ceaicil. : school books wil be as low as those I Hr'.ck. Kmanuel Ifeirtt. ceased. ,('. W. Jacocks. deceased.. fils senior year there he led his would like to bring one of the big week there. Harriet J. Jacnckn, deceaaed, John “ ' . *i._ Lharlca T. Btlclinn, Michael J. Dovle team to a state high school title. games to Gnlnesvilic for "HomeBernard Hirschi has been giving paid by any other state In tho nnil ut'(ir«u C Hruntlvy, umlcr tin* Hughey, deceased. Thnmns A. -He figured also in another stnte Coming D ay" and was determined his friend, Mr. Lewis, of Texas, a | union. The law governing the se­ I.rm nam e o f D oylo nnd Brnntli-y. Hughey, deceased. A. M. Thrasher. ■ * l BUT, MILLIONS - '-title, when the Lansing baseball that both gam es be played in Flor­ sample of Florida fishing and hunt­ lection of books carries the provis< Joseph M. Arredondo. John C. F o s ­ •,'rusteu for Kva li. Thrasher, d e­ ter, W illiam L. Taylor. I’tinrle* W. ceased. ii ml Kvp If. Thrasher ; team , on which he played, won the ida. It was explained that the ing for a number of days, getting th a t each "contract prepared and Jr.to. *IOW LIVING WILL ks. <’. W. Jncm-Us, Harriet J. deceased, Alec W'allnce. dicensed. s executed shall provide that when Jiii ticks. U g h school championship. Kipke c mediation of the L. S. U. gnmc quite a few ducks and fifih. John H u ghey, Thom as A. Mary H. Htovln. deceased, Law rence won 13 leettrs in various prep was made necessary because that NEVER DIE}’ Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Loyd nnd ing the life o f such contract be con Hughey, A. M. T hrasher. T rustee ttrnce. deceased, Mary W am ble, doschool sports, eleven hnd previously scheduled n children and sister, Miss Jennie tra d e d for any other state of the r<>r hvn li. Thrasher, nml Kva H. 1 hrasher. A lee W allace; Mary United States nt a lower contract Kipke did not play freshman game with Arkansas. Hear this remarkable Lucas, spent four .'ays in Jackson­ m-.vln, Ijiwi-. nre Urnre. Mary Warnfootball n t Michigan which he en­ THE PAINT WE SELL Although no definite contract has ville with their brother, returning retail price fixed by tho publishev Me.H. S. Warn i e. Joh n H. W omhle, Bible Lecture Free Ihnn h designated in such contract Mar> H fimlitn. ItItt *vlfc»i op olhcnvlitb, te re d in the fall of 1920. Coaches been entered into, negotiations nre home on Jnnimrv 1. IS fo r such boo kor books, the samo In urn! to the fo llo w in g deHcrilieil .did not care to take chances of under way for a game with one of at the Mr. nnd Msr. Lawrence Ray and h li being injured, and he applied the “Big Ten” elevens which will daughter, Genevieve, of Formosa, contract retail price fixed by thy pleers. p nreels nnd tra c ts of lund. ly in g ami tieliig In tlie J himself to his studies. During his give Florida nn excellent oppor­ nnd thoir friend, Jimmie Jones, publisher shall {mediately become •Ituute, I ouiilv o f Hemlnolo nnd Stnte of 'e n tire college career ho has nl- tunity to do its stuff on “Turkey were Sunday atternoon visitors at the price of 3uch book or books in I lorlitn. m ore p a rticu larly d escrll,••il us f>>ilows to -w lt: tw ays maintained scholarship pro- Dnv." the homo of Mr.' and Mrs. Forrest the state of Florida.” All ill n foek s *A,V I. .1, s, 1,1. :o. Each company contracted with ificlency. The opening game to be nlnyed West. * . ?.nV. 20. nrcordluK to the Pint In 1021 Kipke was a candidate in Gainesville 1ms been definitely O. C. Yoder, a missionary from is required to furnish bond not to of M nllonvllle. nml o f record In IT DOE3 NOT CRACK, for the team, and it was enrlv becked with Southern College on Jacksonville, calling in the com­ exceed $10,000 which "may bo sued Plat Book I. on P a g e 120. Sr nil Hole apparent he- would win n regular October 4th, despite the early be­ munity, stopped over night nt the on from timo to time until the full i oilnty, I- lorldn. records; also. PEEL, NOR BLISTER, OR amount shall be recovered” condi­ All thnt portion o f lllock 27. nc' place in the back-flctd. When the | lief that Stetson would be played. Ballinger home. CHALK o ff rortllrig to said Plat o f MellonvIHc tioned "for the faithful, honest nnd 1season started he was on the team,! It is possible, thnt in event the Benjamin Swan wns n dinner u'hlrh lie s North of the Month line and has remained there ever since. November 1 date is not filled with guest on Christmas nt the homo oxnct performance of each contract, of N overiim ent Lot tine. In Peel Ion A Full Line of Kalsomlne, Var­ in any guaranty company author­ 9?. T ow n ship 19. Hi■uth of lin n g e I Injuries marred Kipke’s first a conference funm, cither Stetson of Mr. and Mr*. Hirachi. nishes nnd Stains to do business iq tho state of 31 h ast, extended W est. , year on the gridiron, and it was in or Rollins will be met. Elmer Tyner returned home ized It a p p earin g front th e stvorn hilt , nls junior year thnt he stnrred ami j The 'Gators were raid nn unnsu-l Thursday from n week’s visit with Florida." of rornplnlnt Pled fn thin m u se ' SOLD ONLY BY was selected by W alter Camp a-> ni high tribute by St. Louis Uni-1friends in Georgia. against you. Hint you nml enrli of ' you have nr elatm In have some In­ Don’t fail to be there! Where? an All-American half back. versity who dpsired them to journ-; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell iefj Milano theatre, Sunday night. It terest In and to th e lands herein! Kipke is one of tho fastest men ey to the Mississippi Region on Sunday for Arcadia, ufter n pleas­ SANFORD PA IN T 8 deserlhetl; nnd that your At 7 :30 o'clock will profit youv Free. No col­ uhove on tno basket ball squad, and Thanksgiving Day for the consider-' ant week with the home folks. plures of resid en ce nre unknown. I looks much betetr on the court alien of $10,000 but the offer had T herefore, you Anron Jernigam % COME AND BRING YOUR BRIENDS STORE Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Lundquist lection. , thsl year than last. He is an out­ to he rejected because of thcH and children were guests of theii ■ SEATS FREE------------------------- -NO COLLECTIO! field *n baseball. It is considered heavy traveling schedule already parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. August Phone 303 ■■■■■MHKaL'krxBaaBaMMXXkTraaKBn&siBBi;KgBxnxNmir.aii C harter No. 379S R eserve Dlntrlct No. D Welaka Bldg. ‘ probable thnt he will break nil rec arranged. Swanson, and brothers, Albin and HKI’OHT OF COMHTIOSI OF 1ords for winning Jeters before he Archie, on New Year's Dnv. It was impossible to book the graduates. Already he possess Kentucky gnme for 1921 but Di­ Mr. and Mrs. Forrest West nnd i three footbnll “ M.’s” and two each rector White announced that con-! daughter, Lila. a"d their two sons A t S a n f o r d , In t h e H |n | r o f F l o r i d a , n l I k e c l o s e c f h n s t n r s s o n in baseball and basketball. Uc i-)! l i r e . S t. I02X e ts were being entered into fori spent Christmas Day with friends ' expected to win additional letterr, tn a t Lnughman, Fla., going in their , IIK S O ll HIT'.* 1025. 1in both latter sports this winter j a L o a n s a n d d i s c o u n t s . I n c lu d in g red isco u n ts, n r car. It is understood thnt nn indefin-' c i-ptnncrn of o t h e r h a n k s, a n d fo re ig n M ils of lan d spring, bringing his total to ile rnntrnct hnd been entered Into | Mr. end Mrs. E. W. Lundquist c si-h aiig t' o r d r a f t s sold w ith I n d o r s e m e n t o f .nine ' rM.’s.” nnd children and their guests, Mr. t h i s h a n k ( e x c e p t t h o s e s h o w n In b n m l c ) $1,981,073.37 , Nell Snow, n famous athlete of between Florida and the Mississip- ami i>lrs. Bergquist nnd *Hss MsT o t a l l o a n s .. ............... ............................................................... ........... . , years ago, surpassed this mark, I pi Aggies to make their meeting bel Bergquist, spent Christmas O v e r d r a f t s , s e c u r e d , n o n e ; u n s e c u r e d , 1319.92 ................................ 1.081.075.37 319.92 an nnnunl nffnir and thnt Tulane I'. 8. f l n v r r ii n i r n t s r r u r l t l r s im n r ili *but nt th at time students were perbeen definitely booked for with friends at Piedmont. They a D e p o s i t e d t o s e c u r e c i r c u l a t i o n ( t ‘. H. t m n d s 1 mltted to compete four years, in- hnd_ nt*o visited nt the home of Mr. nnd 1025, par v a lu e ) ............. ............................................. i 30,000.00 ■stead of throe. b All o t h e r I ' r l t i i l S t a t e s G o v e r n m e n t s c c u r t l e s The schedule as it now stands Mrs, H. G, Lundquist in GrnpevilJo iin c lu d in g p r e m i u m * , if a n y ) ........................... i S t.2 5 0 .0 0 on Friday. is ns follows: T o t a l ................ ...................... .............................................................................. 181.230.(10 Mrs. Elsie Hanson scent a few Sept. 27.— Florida Freshmen. vv> s , s m i r l t l r s , e t r ...................... ............................... 1 1.507.50 here with her father, Mr, OH tahnekri n bgu nHdos u, s se l, u fr b129.0ID.37; F u r n i t u r e , n m l f i x t u r e s , 17 7 , 719.89 Oct. -I—Southern College nt days 207,fiGli. Ht Malm, and sisters in Sanford. Her H e a l r s t a t e o w n e d o t h e r I l ia n . b a n k i n g h o u s e ............................... C ilncsvile. 70.013.33 e r v r • B a n k .......................... 103,83V. (2 ••Oct, ll-^G eorgia Tech* a t A t ­ brother George and her father ac­ CL au swhf i dIn . .vr eacuulrt v ea,ni wd i tahm oHuundtc rdaul e l lf w *1 r o m n n t l d i t s i 1 h h n k d * companied nor to Daytona Wed­ 99,011.1 0 lanta. A m o u n t d u e f r o m S t a t e h a n k s , b a n k e r s , a n d t r i i n t c o m p a n l e a Oct. IK—Wake Forrest nt Tampa. nesday. She attended the watcht h e U n i t e d S t a t e s ( o t h e r t h a n liic lude il In I t e m s , 9 a n d service nt the church. )°> .................................................. — ...................................- .......- ............. ....... * " 8 I . # 9 I , 7 « Oct. 25—University of Texns nt night Mrs, nnd Mrs. T. 0. Tyner nnd L l i c t k s mi o t h e r b a n k s In t h e s a n i u c it y o r t o w n a s r e p o r t ­ Austin, Texns. i n g b a n k ( o t h e r t h a n I t e m 12) ......................................................... 7,701.33 children. Elinor and Olin, neenmNov. I—Open. T o t a l o f I t e m s 0, 10. I I . 12. a n d 13....................... » 128.331.73 nnnied Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Krell on Nov. 8—Army at West Point. .M iscellan eo u s c a s h Ite m s ................................ ......... 539.03 339.93 ' Demonstration I’racticc School Thursdny to visit their relative? 1» i t c i l e i u p t I o n f u n d w i t h L’. B. T r e a s u r e r a n d d u e f r o m l \ Nov. 15— Mercer nt Macon. Should He Established For nt list.worth Grove at Windermere. •S. T r e a s u r e r ............... ............................................................... ................ .. 2.300,00 Nov. 22— Mississippi A. a nd M. Little Elinor remained for a week, Benefit of Students Nov. 27— (open) Thanksgiving. while Miss Eunice Tyner enme T " Ul1 .................................................. - .................................................................... 3 1,820,87c. 1a TALLAHASSEE, Fin.. Jan I.— ( place undecided.) lit A 111 I .IT 11 Iff home for a couple of days, Sir. u p l t n l s t o r k p a i d In . .................... ...... ........... ........................... ................. % I0ii.000.au The greatest professional need of | Dec. C— Washington n id Lee nt Swanson made the trip there LMtirplii* f u n d ............................................................. ........... .......................... . 23.000.00 1 any state in n full supply of well- Jacksonville. with her Sunday. U n d i v i d e d p r o f i t s .......... .................................... $ 1 1 . 20 .1 . i n trained school teachers, declares a R e s e r v e d f o r I n l i r e s t a n il t u x e s a c c r u e d 3,000.0 0 17.293.IU I nst Sunday was n big day nt 17.293.16 Nathaniel M. Sulley, dean of the U l m i l u t l n g n o t e s o u l s t u m U ii K .... ......... ................... ...... ........................ Sii.inm aa the golf links. C e r t i f i e d c h e e k s o u t s t a n d i n g ............................................. ........ ............... 9 . 13 1.83 School of Education and Normal Spanish Queen Takes Mrs. Hirschi and daughters, C a s h i e r ' s c h e e k s o u t s t a n d i n g ... ............................ ............... ............. 3,703.77 School nt the Florida Stnte Col­ Part In A Concert; nnd Mrs. Alfred Eriscon nnd three T o t a l o f H e m s 21. 22. 23. 21. a n d 23 ................... $11,838.00 lege for Women, in stressing the children and Mrs. Ballinger spent D e m , m i l i l e p u n l l s l a t h e r H u m limit, d e p o s i t s ) s u b j e c t l » D e ­ need of n great demonstration s e r v e ( d e p o s i t s p a y a b l e w i t h 111 30 d a y s ) : Ja n . 4.—Queen Victoria Wednesday with Mrs. Bryant. practice school where tho young or ROME, 632,700.61 Woodard Bcrtlcson spent Sun­ CI nedr ltvi fl idcnant le s d oe pf ods ei tpso ssiut bdj eu cot IIIto lecslsu e t!h; a n.................................................. Spain, was the ceuti ui figure in 30 d a y s ( o t h e r t h a n women of the state may gain ac­ nn impromptu concert held aboard due nt Monroe, attending serviee. m o n e y b o r r o w e d ) ........................................................................................ 17.078.67 tu a l practice in dealing with the Snnnish battleship "Jaim ie Pri The watch-night service a t the S t a t e , c o u n t y , o r o t h e r m u n i c i p a l d e p o s i t s s e c u r e d i»y p l e d g e school room problems, o f a s s e t s o f t h i s b a n k ujs u r e t y b o n d .......... ............................ 91.100.35 mcro” just before tho Royal party Lutheran Church wns much en­ Tlyit this is true is indicated, left Naples on their return to joyed by ail present nnd was well D i v i d e n d s u n p a i d . ...................... ..................................................................... 2.020.00 T o t a l o f d e m a n d d e p o s i t s ( o t h e r t h a n b u n k d e p o s i t s ) in the rapid growth of the School Spnin. 1 he King and Queen of attended. The time was well s u b j e c t t o It .-serve* I t e m s 2U, 27, 28. 29, 30, u n i t of Education nt F. S. C„ Dean Spain lunched aboard the battle- soent in Hongs, instrumental music, 3 1 ........................................................... ............... $063,103.03 Salley pointed out, in quoting fig­ nhip with the Duke of Aosta, the speaking and a lunch of sand­ T i m e d e p o s i t s s i i l i j r r t t o D e s e r v e I p a ) a b l e a f t e r 30 d a y s , o r ures to show that during the last *Duke of Fistoia, Gonorul Prhno do wiches and coffee. Mrs. J. E. s u b j e c t t o 30 d a y s o r m o r e n o t ic e , innl p o s t a l s a v i n g s ) : year the growth was 7.r> per cent., Rivera and others, when someone Lumloufot had charge of the rais­ •S ta le , c o u n t y , o r o t h e r m n n l e l p u l d e p o s i t s s e c u r e d b y p l e d g e a n k o r s u r e t y b o n d ......... .............. ............. . 63,011.90 “This shows a very greatly in­ expressed a wish to hear the crew ing of n free-will offering for the O t h eorf taisms ee t sd eopf o tshi tiss b...... ......................... .........................." 538,807.62 creased interest in professional King. pastor. Reverend Fckhnrdt nnd C o s t a l s a v i n g s d e p o s i t s ...........’___ ____ ................................. 1,221.00 training," he said, milling Hint T o t a l o f t i m e d e p o s i t s s u b j e c t t o item-I'Ve, I t e m s . 32.33. An impromptu concert wni a r­ wife, who were guests nt her heme 31. a n d 35 ..................................................... ................. $623,070.52 “this is not n sudden growth of ranged and both the King nml I o l i n i S l n t e s d eiie-.lt, lo ili. r th a n p o r ta l s a v i n g s ) , I n c l u d ­ a year, however, for the growth Oucuen of Spain joined in several in g W a r L oan deposit acco u n t and d e p o s its o f U n ite d S ta te s of the School of Education for the choruses. Queen Victoria was in­ NOTICE d isb u rsin g o fficers .............................................. ......................... 2, 1) 33.33 year 11122-2:1 over the year 1921- vited to sing, and having a fine The regular annual m eetinp of H i l l s p a y a b l e ( I n c l u d i n g a l l o b l i g a t i o n s r e p r e s e n t i n g m o n e y b u r r o w e d o t l o r t h a n r e d i s c o u n t ! ) .................................................... 163,050.00 ! 22 was no less than it has been, contralto voice she smilingly ob­ the stockholders of the First Na­ this year, liged, much to the the gratification tional Bank of Sanford, Florida, N o t ebs a na nk ds abnl ldl a f or cr ed il gs eno ibmi ’t is. i l ,ofI necxl cu hd ai nngg ea cocr e pd traanf ct se s s oolfd owt hi tehr “This shows a demand from the of the assembled guests and crew. will be beld in the directors room I n d o r s e m e n t o f t h i s b a n k ...................... - ............................................. 166.1 1 1 .36' u s e — state of Fluridn th at her daugh­ Encores w ire demanded and given of the hank on Tuesday, Jnnuary Total $1,826,876.10 t e r s who are going to be teachers and Her M ajesty's solos proved 8th, 102-1, at 10:00 o'clock, a. m., shall have every modern conven­ the “.star" tu rn of the e n tertain ­ as provided in the by-laws, for the 8 T A T K O F F L O R I D A . I ' o u n t y of .Seminole, s s : election of a board of directors to ience for adequate training for ment. ear advertising. serve for the ensuing yenr, to con­ t h a t I.t hIt.e aI-',b oWv eh l st nt aetre, mHeunstk iloe r tor uf et h teo atbhoev eb -ens at mo ef d n ihya nkkn, odwol eadogl ec muanldy bs w their profession of such great re-, elief spnnsihility.” the Dean continued. World conditions today in light sider the advisability of increasing H. F . W I I I T N K I t , C a s h i e r C o rre ct— A tte st: ’ “This means that since our state «f Bible prophegy. wurd-i of Jesus the capital stock in the sum of $50,L. A. limrMLKV. has built n School of Education— and Divine revelation lucidly, rea- 000.00 nml to transact such other T. I. H A W K INK. that is, a teachers' college—at the Nonablv and cnm|irr1iens|vy|y ex­ business ns may propoerly come • T. J . H I L L K i t . F. S. C. W. in Tallahassee, she plained Stintlnv night, Milane'then- before the meeting. D i r e c t o rs. S u b s c r i b e d a m ) s w o r n t o b e f o r e m e t h i s l-.li d a y o f J a n u a r y , 1921. needs to .take the next step and Ire. .\bvi)1utely free. He there. B. F. WHITNER. W . L. I t U M l ’I.K, N o t a r y I ’a b ll e . provide the most modern and most Cashier. up-to-date practice school for the actual practice of teaching by the they arc rx'tit out to tt-ni-h in rogstudents of education before they] ultir pulilic school positions. t FOUNTAIN INN go out to practice On children gen- 1 “Our plan is to call this p ractice, Phone 198 — •Phone 198 crnlly. A great medical collegej school The Fluridn Community Fust is, Florida needs a great hospital in whhh Schiiol of tilt? Florida S tate Col- Is now open and the management medical students may be trained li-gi- for Women,” Dean Salley takes pleasure in extending to the in the actual practice of medicine, Continued. "An adequate building Sanford public ami winter visitors a law school needs a real court for of the most modern type built a most cordial invitation to visit Advertising is an essential news service. It is distinctly the actual practice of law by law around a great court with teachers the Inn and partake of its hospi­ students, and so consistently the m d equipment equal to the best tality. The Inn is delightfully lo­ greatest vital need of a School of to bo found anywhere should be cated and offers to itt guests every to your advantage to be guided by it. Education, a college for teachers, provided." comfort and enjoyment. The Household Goods, Pianos. Safes, Trunks and RnKK*>?c m Is a great practice school ib which “A grent demonstration prac­ cuisine and dining room service nre young students of the profession tice school will be the g reatest in­ maintained at the same high de­ Transferred Anywhere Any Time ■ of teaching may be guided and to vestment the state can make in gree of excellence that permeates Storage 8 a certain extent perfected in the meeting the public school needs the entire establishment. science anti art of teaching before of the state,” lie concluded. IIIIUIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIHinilllll Telephone 124 Eustis. ] 'jasVph* MARCH TO ARMAGEDDON w?rSarah Milane Theatre | Sunday Night I January 6 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK W hat’s the News) STUDENTS NEED PRACTICAL SIDE DEAN DECLARES — -V • »•« * AM- - : * I * -f f When Columbus and his caravels returned from the New World, the first question shouted from the shore was, “What’s the news?” . That’s always the question of paramount importance. Years ago folks asked it of the post rider, the soldier returned from the wars, the man who had been down to the settlements, or the neighbor back from the gener­ al store. Today, you find the answer in your newspaper. Through the newspapers the news of the world and of the com­ munity quickly becomes public knowledge. And re­ member this—it takes two kinds of news to make a mod­ ern paper complete. The first tells of happenings near and far—of fires sports, elections, accidents, marriages, deaths, groat men, great events. The second tells of things you cat, wear and things you buy, things being sold to your friends and neighbors. This news is It’s just as important to keep up-to-date on the adver­ tising in this paper as it is to read about what’s doing in the world of events. Q U IC K S E R V IC E TRANSFER jl X T ± Build Your Pennies, Nickels and Dimes Into “Big Round Dollars” You will be surprised to see how fast they will grow if you become a member of opr CHRISTMAS CLUB. I t ’s k e e p in g a t it that counts. Save a little every week. Th e weeks fly and before you realize it your little coins will grow into a substantial bank account. Everybody can save if they just make up their minds to do so and s tic k to it. A child as well as an adult can accumulate a fund for Christmas giving. Every one, old and young is invited to join. The books are open. Enroll at once. The first deposit makes you a member. f t . . . S STRENGTH- E M I N O L E C O U N T B Y S E R V I C E -------------------------- -------- » •>„. v-:.' % A- A N K , . < �EBB M' v PAGE l THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SA1*URDXy , JANUARY 5, 1924 (JBj-V f «' - ., •;.•,**•*• I t> Some O ne is Trying to Reach You Through O ne o f (ANTADRATES FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE H M 5iiS B V M S S E 99iiii H ■ n ftB H iR iS iiiiiiiw iM H M a a fl HOUSES FOR R ENT LOST AND FOUND | C la s s ifie d A d v e r t is in g is [ BUILDING MATERIAL m FOR RENT—3 burnished roams; private home, 509 E . 3rd St. LOST—Your opportunity to secure; FOR SALE^—Largo reed baby car­ FOIt SALE—Bargain, five acres' free tickets to the Milanc Then-' MIRACLE Concrete C o , | IS-CASII IN, ADVANCE Call after 5, riage a t Telephone 38-i-J or 708 of land, close in. Box 117. tra, if you fail to lead these wnntj c ment work, •idewlaks, Palm etto Avenuo. FURNISHED- HOME lo c a te d 'in ads each day. Two free tickets pBoned nds., will be received FOB SALE—Or rent—10 acres of exclusive residential section of aio given away daily to the per­ ing Idrcl.s, irrigation boxes. J . , Hopkins Shoe Shop i patrons and collector sent citdus land partly cleared, house Miami. House is of concrete con­ son whose name appears on this Tcrwillerer, Prop. Work Guaranteed, and other improvements. Address i struction nnd contains three bed page. Bead the want ads ench Lumtrcr nnd Building Mat atcly for payment. j 300 E. F irst St. Sanford, 800 Magnolia Ave. rooms, sleeping porch, complete day. C arter Lumber Company ■ ■ tiled bath with shower, largJB ......... to r * l i a r e living | N. Laurel St. Phone 865. i'.Jj .. _____Hr a l i a r . SAUSAGE for nalc—Pure pork FOB SALE—One 10 acre lot three. It is the regular way through which to secure J room,! room, living porch, dining room,' FOUND—Opportunity to buy nt > _ .......... .Hr a liar sausage smoked with onw wood, miles south of Sanford. Eureka Comshort wave long distance Radio HIM .L U M B E R CO. H oum 35c. lb., postpaid. No order ac­ Hammock—celery Ueitn, -Address % help for the office or home—putting you in commiini* g kitchen and breakfast porch. Corn-1 Vtulr. ............ , 4t .«• plotely and attractively furnished.! Receiving Set cheap, Ask )or Service, Q uality end lo r less than 3 lbs. Satis- Richard Stephenson, M. D., West | cation with the various people who may think them- 2 Garage with servant’s q u a rte rs.i dcmonatralion. Hof-Mac Battery Phone |e rate for black face type. , cepted If 5. <$[•*$ faction guamutecd. Mm. Enoch Lebanon, lnd. Igtrge city lot with cocoanut trees Co. rates for cpnjccutivo Sawyer, Tlfton, Ga., It. D. F. No. £ selves fitted to do your work, and thus permitting you }•• and other tropical foliage. O w n er,------------------------------ *— ---------- ' FOB SALE—Orange g r o v e ; rtions. Count six words to 6.____________________ FOB WORKING WOMEN. terms country property. B ritt 1 to make your decision nnd selection after having had 2 desires to rent to responsible pnrty FOUND—Pair of shoes. Please t line. Minimum' cliargo^ of for winter season. Address Uox a t the Herald office for call Realty Co. personal interviews. FRESH supply of pepper, tomato Tho bait of workers got ont.O { for first inaort;on. A ll‘ad­ ! and eggplant seeds. L. Allen FOB SALE—Threo desirable build­ ■ H 112, care The Sanford Herald.__ same. rorts when the liver fails to g ding is restricted to proper Seed Co,_i hone 248;____ Readers of this newspaper are nd readers—and “ FOB BENT—Nice front bed-room (j Many properties in England a rj They feol languid, half-sick, "bln ing lota located on paved street, 1 for an increasing number of them the classified col- jj 117 Laurel Ave. _ilii(lcation. HARDY Australian Pines, stand worth $1,000.01) each. Owner will | J still held on whnt seem to bo tho and <lircouraged and think sacrifice for $2100.00. B ritt Rcal10 degrees. $25 per 100. John HOUSE for rent, S. E. corner 12th’ oddest of rents. The rent of ono ore getting lazy. Neglect of unins are gaining in interest. If you have anything ■ In cav of error The Herald nptoms m ight result in a B. Bench, West Palm Hcach, Fla. ty Co.____________________ Onk Ave. Inquire lltli estate in Sussex, .f o r instance,1symptoms ■ to sell you have something to say to them in our is St.St.nndandElm | fcc responsible for onlf one Ave, S. E. corner. M. takes the form of a pound of black spell, therefore the sensible FOfl SALE—DpSoto paints and FOB SALE—Two fine building advertising columns.Herald classified advertising will -nect insertion, the adverSchneider. ___ 'p e p p e r ench year, while another is to take a dose nr two of HerbiM c vnnrishes a t Sanford Novelty lots, located on one of the best j* FOB BENT—Store room, Coni-! is paid for It is just the medicine needed to j C | r for all subsequent inscr- Works, sole agents. 154-tfc corners in Sanford, pavifig and 2 pull with youin your cfTorts. ----- estate In , Leicestershire , , . purify the system nnd restore tnercial Street nnd Park Ave. hy a garland and three roses. m. The Herald office should BtffJCH GRAPESTlrec blueberries sidewalks both sides. A t bargain. vim and nmbition of health, P rlet See B ritt Realty Co. Bent $10. A Tnkach, Pico Hotel. ( notified immediately in case and blackberries—al] varieties .. „ ... , LOST—Gentleman's Fountain Pen 60c. Sc Id by Union Pharmacy, f j | suitable for home and commercial FOB SALE—Five lots located on 1 0 R RENT House with fouri probably on Union Avenue. Ref error. n.oms and screened porch, rent ^ .,.J2 Unlf)n Avenuo and replanting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ Sanford Ave., opposite Bose fiftorn n month. Sanford Avenue, __(..„ orous, well rooted plants insure Court,‘each 56x130, Two of them ■ ■ Cinder villi* H. Tnkach, Pico Hotel. | T 1! good early profits. For full in­ corner lots.. Easy term s. Britt ■ ■ LOST—One Masonic watch chain Real ty_Cu.___________________ ■ formation and illustrated catalog FOR RENT—Furnished room and chnim, Knights Templar one Iftr prompt and efficient service. No.' 0, .write Southern Adapted FOB SALE—Orange grove, 23 ■ ■■ttlHilHBS ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ X B B M B tim iajB B nilR B aaaB B M garng?. Mnn ami wife o r two side, 32 degree other side. Find­ Nurseries, Bartow, Fin. acres, 400 trees, location on lako, ladies preferred. Itniuirc The Out­ er return name to Seminole Hotel FOR SALE—Egry Cash Register. twenty minutes from Sanford. A HOUSES—FOR SALE let. and receive reward. HELP W ANTED Cost $00 when new. Will Hell good buy a t $0,GU0. Terms. B ritt WANTED ' FOR RENT— I room cottage 1208 Realty Co. Inquire a t Sanford Herald NOTICE. [m is c e l l a n e o u s cheap. Park Ave., all conveniences, office._________________________ FUR SALE—5 ^tcre celery farm, FOR SALE—House nnd Inrge lot WANTED—White woman, middle $20,110 m r month. G. W. SpcnIn Rose Court. $1500.00. Terms. The annual meeting of the Stock­ You can find the name of every tiled, all equipment, good loca­ aged or elderly preferred to FOR SALE—Rhode Islnrtd eggs Phone 400. holders of the Oscoda Cypress. live llusinesH Man in Sanford ia take enre of baby and keep home Madam Harriet, for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. tion on hurd road, close to town, a Ilrltt Realty Co. Beauty Parlor. Mrs, Ellsworth, Heardall Avenue, bargain, terms. Britt Realty Co. FOR SALE—Bungalows, « house in return for n home and other W ANTKD-Good second hand fla t Company will bo held at the of-! this Column ench day. (her Mobley’s Drug Store Sanford. Phono 3303. 83-tfp top desk. Must be in good con-i t M , Company, Osceoln, lots. Alt sections of considerations. Best of reference will bo required nnd this will be dition and cheap for cash. In q u ire 1 Summole County, HoHda AUTOMOBILES AND building Park Ave. Phone 245. on Sanford. Britt Realty Co. permanent place to tho right par­ ■ANTED—Customers to save ^ ' REPAIRS FOR SALE—Bungalow, doso In on ty. Address, care Sanford Herald. n t Herald o ffic e ._______________ I U P O O A ^ I J “ (Ford (lift Tickets. One with FOR RENT—Four ro.mi cottage,! ‘ ‘ p. J. FEITNER, Palmetto Ave:, $4200.00, terms. MORE BARGAINS. SEED POTATOES. 11.00 purchase a t Wight’s. WOMEN—To Bell human h air nets with bath, closo in. Call Phone Secretary. Britt Realty Co. 1922 Ilupmobilc touring. in dozens to consumers. 100 per 498. 3t OK SALE—Ten room Lexington Lark (spurt). FOR SALE—Furnished 5-room cent, profit. Steady profitable The nir is full of things you Tailors, Clcnncrs and D yen »t, Corner Onk Avenuo and Dodge Screen commercial. bungalow, nil improvements, lo- business. Wonderful proposition. FOR RENT— loirgr furnished shouldn’t miss. Get a radio. Spalding Roso Flour and . Street. Apply W. W. Long, front bed room 1120 Magnolia. Four Dodge tourings 1921, ealtd on Fa Imet to Avenue, a t a Write Iger Co., 1123 Broadway, Bliss Triumph in Bags or 117 Park Avenue— Phone 4 tt _ Oak Avenue._______________ I bulge Roadster 1919. FOR. RENT—A brand new ap a rt­ bargain. See A. II. Hamrick, Pig- New York. Bushel Boxes. uGod fur Nash touring 1921. I aSt e D—Second-hand flat top ment, furnished. Cates Build­ gly Wiggly Store. _________ table nlso. Thrilling, inspiring, comforting. WANTED—Capacity audience in ing. .. office desk. Sec Mr. Combs ut Two Reo speedster trucks 1922. Plume 181. Fro- Bible lecture Milnne, Sunday 1 FOR SALE— Or lease, business j !lhe Milanc Sunday night, J a n -1—. — _Herald_office.________ National touring 6 passenger. night, 7:30. Come. property on First Slrcot. B ritt, upey 6. to hear the forceful and I Threo Light Ford Trucks. IfANTED—Second hand flat top MONEY CHASE & CO. Realty Co. _ [able speaker and Bible student, Sanford N ovelty Tlirc worm-drive Ford trucks. office desk. See Mr. Combs at Send this nd nnd ten cents to PHONE 536. Two Ford Chassis. FOR SALE—At n imrgain, 5-room Mr. Kendall of New York. It’s Herald office. _ . it, capec.B.especial . ]V'\VV * f t ’" “8™ Sh^ fio,‘l Avc V Burerrm. You'll J .... .. ulike se u, Olds 8 touring 7 passenger. bungalow with sleeping porch, different. IfANTF-D—To trade a large roll W orks ly if you love the Uible and are ‘ ^ W'* HI., writing your name Dodge 1922 touring. on Pnlmctto Ave., four blocks from top desk for a flat desk. A. P. unprcjdiced. Free. !‘n.:| nddress cH-nrly Y o u w U lre BETTER BABY CHICKS: PineF irst St. $3500.00, small payment Three Dodge tourings 1920. onelly & Sons, _____________ _ ________ cp.Vo a ten cent bottle in r O L h i S breeze, White Leghorn Chicks Chandler touring. down, balance like rout. Britt iV lN T fcirt.'O U G IIS 'A N irco L D S ' H^NEY AND TAR COMPOUND V. C. COLLER, Prop. PANTED—Filing Clerk. Chase & nre sired by pedigreed mules from Two Ford touring. Realty Co. I Co. With the changeable weather I f'?r c5?UBh''’ . “m hoarB,on£"8' , high record hens. Eggs perfect­ Velio touring 1922. General Shop and Mill Work FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN: Wiiich we have a t this season of PANTED#? Alt once a small in- ly hatched by modern incubators. Dodge, Graham 1 1-3 ton truck. Two story dwelling, six rooms teh year coughs nnd colds are very | . Curdit of Sanford's Reputable f , n diuretic atimueghstor. Phone 1P7-J._________ Vigorous chicks, true to strnin, lluick touring 1919, 7 pnssengur. and two fireplaces, bath and con­ Contractor and Builder , IVofcssInnnl Aten, ench of $20 n hundred; $180 a thousand. Be prepared for them. ^ATH APTIf^TAIl?FT^‘ for°Con Raich touring 1918. f veniences, Inrge rooms, paved prevalent. Have a bottle of FOLEY’S HON-. . I , 1” !*', TABLETS for Con-, whom, in h!i chmcn profession [AGENT'S WANTED Immediate deliveries. Order “bet­ Dodge 3-4 ton truck. 517 Commercial Street streets, $3,000.00, one-ha|f..cash ““.!# .J Tiflfi??-.. ..Those • »(■** #*■ u EYi ..AND. .TAR*. .COMPOUNDLntfDftUW. W ter baby chicks” from Pinebrecze 1 5 «» 4 i f f• ■••A • A, P. CONNELLY ie C(>NV8. l"rfiil remotilca Have Helped it lie,. Uerttld recommends to the " f M# pSENTS—Mnku and sell my car­ Form, Calfnhnn, Florida'. handy; and with tho first sign d# a , wom’erful remi Some of tho-o cars w rre traded people. bon remover. A good, clean Po0!'!1’. Try them! Sold FOR SALE—Attractive Incoiru cough or cold taku a dose ami pro------------------------------------------- — fitimate business; good profits! FOR SAI.E—Ornnges, 50c, 75c nnd in on new Dodges. Most of thorn vent a serious ailment. FOLF.Y’S ' o'o.ywnero. property, rental $1,800.00 per arle:i McDaniels, Box G01, Home$1.00 per 100, grapefruit $2.00 i have been left with tin to be sold year, price $20,000.00. A. P. Con- HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND 1 —~=-rWilson Welding & Radiator adj_FIa.___________ __ nnd $2.50 per 100. B. T. Tiller, and upplied on the purchase of nelly & Sons. new Dodges. They are nil real Pool a. | Works Florida Sun — The' propaganda George A. DeCottes good, having been reconditioned. SALK—An interesting pic­ ing prompt relief and when once j ting spread by a few politicians FOB SALE—200 Tangerines, Val­ Terms to those who can establish FORAttorney-at-Law ture of Kentucky life nt Milanc “It it's Metal we can wold It” i effect that “tho national party" encia Lu Gim Gong, JafTn, nml credit. Some of them enrs can tonight. Free tickets a t Herald "sed you will never be without it. CoITcC Hlld L llliu h S h o p Over Seminole County rill not recognize any organizn- Grapefruit' buds. Sold everywhere.— Adv. SANFORI), FLORIDA B. T. Tiller, be exchanged for real estate im­ for Mrs. T. F. A dam s._____ oa in Florida other thnn an or- Paolo. Bank proved nr unimproved. Diamonds FOR SAfl.E—Attractive bungalow, inizatimi whose policies may bo Sanford, ----------- Florida or unything else of value. p e d l i t t l e GIRL'S c o u g h A u t o T o n R i n l d i n o * 9 n r l modern, a btr-galn; tcr.-.u. I :- h e“ lFOLEY’S ctated by the ufnrcsaid bosses, Ie SEE the Sanford Stove Works, 602 HONEY AND TAR , 0 I O p U l U . i a i n j , Sanford Ave. before buying quiro llO.'I Oal: Ave, »t only bunk—but a libel on the SANFORD MOTOR CO. ______________________________ COMPOUND is fine. My little SlUl! slnves. We will save you money. fepublicnn party. Dodge Dealers. * --------------------------— girl had an awful cough. 1 got a T....... . Wo also repair stoves of all kinds, Established 1908 Phone 3. ltel.lt. Michael J. I.ojlc O.ij ....... bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AN1>‘ d U H Il U c ll tlg ^ e NOTICE grnfnnolas and sewing machines. Schelle Maines Real E state, Loans and . .* 'iriiiti. v uniter the Urm name TAB COMPOUND and gave he.* a I? n n f n v i r w r U n m n The annual meeting of the StockBARGAINS! BARGAINS!! , 104-tfc o f I)oyln a m ! I l r n o l t e y . Mr«. 11,11,11 f,.™ (l „ - ou „ « ,! a t... P U cU U l lIlK IT O III U Insurance A. wuilnniH, Mu r u n r.-t \v. itninsey,. J*w noses and sue was greatly tl * , . _ djer- • the Sanford Uutliling Dodge Ronds! cr. LAWYER Murguret 8. llanis.y. nml Mnriom i [ hcved, writes Clyde II. Henson,' Rhone 48 101-8 Magnolia Ave. Dodge Touring. : Loan Association will bo held at REGULAR meals Fervid a t the Pheonix, single meals, by the 8. itmtiHey of, NO...... ... in best ... .ros. in i Marlbrook, ji.iriiiiooK, Virginia. Virginia. The me oeai 1 1 i office. No. 108 Magnolia' Hudson Touring, Holier. II. Itamsey; or o f 1 — Court House I venue. 8 P. M., Saturday, Janu- day or week. Try them. Haynes Touring. n m l lo lli,* following ness; relieves prom ptly and effoep a re d there therep ro mp tl y effecm n n l Tm* O K n liutilN. or any |uirl or parcel 12th, 1024 for the purpose of MELON Seed—Tom Watson, Irish S;ripps-Booth Touring. Of. xituaie. iyihu mill helim in IIl'il lively. F O L E Y ' S u d v k v AND awi i UK. WI 1VJ1 HONEY ding Board of Directors for Oakland Touring. STEWART The Florist ray, Kleckley sweet, Florida Fa­ County o. Semlmilr anil Slate ‘TA R C O M P O U N D he ensuing year and for the trans- vorite, Ga. Rattlesnnke. I grow KENT VULCANIZING CO. 'Inrida, m o r e particularly descrllied .m .“ ' « o n o has stood tin* P l . A j n • I. Flowers For All Occasions ding n( such other business as ns follow s, t o - w it: test of time, serv in g threo genera- > j l ( m M ffiPfC Q ^D C C iallV CORNER OAK AND 3RD ST. Fred R. Wilson Jt*Klnnln« I3S5.3I feet West of, lions. iu u u l1 u p w iu iij Members Florist* Telegraph De­ sy legally come before the meet- nnd save these seed mysilf, money 'PHONE 17. can not buy any better. 5(1 cents' t in - Ho u til e a s t eoi n e r o f H ovoni. 1 ___~~~ ~ — ~ ----------- 1 - _■ j . livery Association lb. W. II. Thomson, Lloyd, Flu. FOR SALE—Reo speed-wagon in ineiil Lot (me. In Hectlon 30. Town-1WANTED—Tin* large audience I-----------------------ATTORNEY-AT-LAW T. J. MILLER, President. 814 Myrtlo Ave. Phone 260-W *li 11 * .19. Hnuih o f ttiiiKe :ti K iimi . [ which heard Mr. Kendall lecture!. You’ve heard the rest, now hear first class condition. Equipped FUcst: niinoliC ou n ty . F lorida; run First National Hank IfidR. FOR SALE—Ferris White Leg­ for bus service but never been I[ Hi in the old Star theatre nearly the best: “All Nations inarching N o r t h I kit) f e e t m o r e o r l e s s , t o tie. A. P. CONNELLY, to attend and <> Artn.-igcdituu; but, MillinnK Now Sanford, ------------ Florida horn Roosters of high egg pro­ used ns such. Cun be easily i w a t e r s( of' *i . a k‘ e M o n r o e nt low- w n - •'hh-pe 'n e years ago I-20-21-1-3-10—Etc. duction. $3 each, R. F. D. Route changed for truck of any kind. See | t e r matrM; ihence West :i7 feet nlonit bring your friends Sunday night in Living Will Never Di?.” Milanc A., five miles west of Sanford. E. E. Echols nt Sanford Muttress • t l i e s h o r e o f s a i d l a k e a l l o w w a t e r , i hi* new Milnne, 7:30. Free nnd theatre. Sunday night. Absolute­ m a r k to ........ .. l i n e o f I ' " " n,.t t c P t h n n e v e r Sanford Machine Co. ly free. Don’t miss it. Mrs. II. A. Taylor. M o s e s K. L e v y t l r a n t ( a l s o k n o w n vn j I > e v *-r. Factory, n s - (lie H tinfnril (Iran i); (hence (•corral Vlnehliie nnd Holler ' FOR SALE—Baby carriage; cost M outh 25 d e g r e e s W e s t a l o n g th e Elton J Moughton EXPERT Typewriter denning and Work* 45. Bargain at $20. Mrs. Tom In ( I c C i r c u i t C n u r l r f l l i e H n r n l h M a s t e r l y l i n e o f s a i d ( I r a n i (o th e n i g u i l . d e c e a s e d , J o s e p h tk A s k e w . repairing. Call II. S. Fund, S o u t h w e s t c o r n e r o f sa l tl t l o v e r n - 1 d e c e a s e d , S a r a h J . A s k e w , t i l s w ife , (') Under tirliollog Moore. 310 W. 3rd St. ARCHITECT Ji.tlel-*! C r r i i l l of ( h e S l t i ( e u f nic-nt l a d O n e ; ( h e n c e H a s t (Kit) fe et j d e c e a s e d . J a c o b Brock, d e c e a s e d , plume 225 or Peoples Bank. l-'lurhln. In n m l f u r S r i n l m i l r t o lioxI n n i n g , * c o n t a i n i n g 13 a c r e s . . J a m e s W e e k s , d e c e a s e d , K m inm-I I'boue tlJ a.nfanl. Flo. 179-tfc FirHt National Hank lildg. Cuiinl>. In Chnneery. Ritifi.nl, F l o r i d a , J i m . 1. 1931. FOR SALE—Missionary straw ­ m o r e o r le s s. I i t e h t t , d e c e a s e d . M i c h a e l J . Doyle. 2 . 1, Gy S e c t i o n 12. ( ' i m p . Miami—Central of Georgia rail- Sanford, ------------ Florida CITATION. I t a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n hill d e c e a s e d , a n il ( l e o r g e C. l i r a tit ley. berry plants well rooted, care­ B F .JM ; , « f F lo rid a , I will M per hundred, Mnttlc Pace, wliluw, Cimiplnlnant. o r c o m p l a i n t tiled In t h i s c a u s e d e c e a s e d , u n d e r t h e tirm n a m e of’way puts on now “Dixie Limited’ ■ ji". h.ll.itvliig p l a c e s , o n I h o d a t e fully packed, 50c n g n l n s t y o u . t h a t y o u a n d e a c h o( | D o y l e u n d B r a n t l e y Mrs. P h i l o A . It,, operate* between Chicago, Mi . Iiri. d i e h o u r s s e t a f t e r $3.50 per M. delivered. Mathews fti.liert l i n r i i l i\uH i^iiout* ms-rhune 49H M argaret W r t . e i til.. D e f e m l a u t s . v o n h a v e o r c l a i m t o h a v e s o m e W i l l i a m s , d e c e a s e d . am! ami Jacksonville. r‘'' ’ ’ie p u r p o s e o f r e c e i v i n g Co., Tnllahassee, Fla., Route C. To Ito h e rt lln rn lm rt. If llv lm r, I n t e r e s t In a n d t o t h e l a u d s lie ro ln - I P i m s e v . d i - c e s s c d . .M a r g a r e t 8. Halo 1 ,7 o. l u r n s ( o r t h e y e a r 1921: j the Regular W ay i 2 2 s PHONE148 The Number is 148 \ BUSINESS DIRECTORY WHIDDON & HODGES PURELY PROFESSIONAL SiiS"#!? EAT AT BOBAND BETTY’S Located in the Field’s doOl' West OI the Cooking1, Home Made nu '.ies-Tii.. !!Iremedy for coughs, edds, hoarse- Plea and a good clean NOTICE TOTAX PAYERS 1/ , ' '" o u a ry **• ,n . m i I*, j| t h i i;i’l.i 17tl>. -1.11,u a r y *" : iho r m , L( 'hul i i I- J a n u a r y P- hi l.'iiit I 0;*I' ri\ 11;i —J a n u a r y F h ‘ ■’ i*'i I*. M. I S tli, 2 1 st. 2 1 st. IO:uO A. 10:U0 A. 10:00 A. 1:00 I*. WVI.-I , -January 22ml. 10:00 A. V o ; l*. M. « to,V"uu'"M,,ll',Ury 23ri1, 10:00 A‘ L i n u u ' ...... - J a n u a r y 2 3 rd , 1:00 I*. i h* J:uo p. si. , V,4,.‘ 11a r y — J a n u a r y 2 l t l i , 10:00 utr h» iitio i*. si. " lrtin~x|"nUary 2I,h* ,0:<)0 A- M. 1 . ^ . si‘.in"“ry :Sl"’ 1:00 A. V A U O H N . T a x Assessor. M FOR SALE—Wood. 4-foot oak and pine, lfi-inch stove wood oak nnd pine. See or write, T. G. Spearman, Osteen. _______ WANTED—Eight hundred men nnd women of Sanford to hear; Mr. Geo. II. Kendull, of New York City, a t the Milano theatre, Sun­ day night, 7:30, in his logical and helpful presentation of Uible tru th s now due to be understood. Entirely free. Gruvelund—Isjcal light, ice ami power plant installing new ice plant. nnd th at your Susan l la r n l ia r t. h is w if e , if llvlnu, u lio v e d e sc rib e d , A a r e n Je riilk'i ill. If llvltlK. J o s e p h II, p l a c e s of r e s i d e n c e a r e u n k n o w n . T h erefo re, yo u Itohert llarn liart. A s k e w . If liv*mr, M arah J . A s k e w , M s w i f e , if Ilyins'. J n c n l i U r n e k , If If liv i n g . S u s a n B a r n h a r t , tils wife, i f liv i n g . A a r o n J e r n i g a m If liv in g , II v i n s . 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T H A rr'tj OO LLY N iC E a r Y O U .’ W .X . t i l l l i l t s , >|. It. S p e c i a l i s i n g lit C e til h* U rin ary D isease* nm l g-- n e o l o g y — e h r a n l c skin und h .o .n ! d ln ea s* s. F e m a l e D i s e a s e s n m l Ith co in u iism . t t l f i e e ;k(l F i r s t X n l i o n n l l l n n k U u lh tln g H u n f iir d F lorida. By GEORGE M cM ANUS b r in g in g u p f a t h e r n MILDRED SIMMONS Teacher of Fianuforte and I'Ipe Organ Studio; Rojm 225, Meisch HuildinR HOVV -----E V T R A O R O IN A R T f T O O R H O S jC A H D THREW . M E G O T O F T H E W IN D O W * ’ C H E E R IO -O L D T O P P E R - T O U R C H A R M IN G V /1F E t i A 'D l(M T O S H A R E T H It) R O O M W I T H T O O IS T H A T SO ! ^ I •A ^ e O H .’ H E DIDOIO HE? W ELL ’S 'O O C O M E ,, R I C H T U P S T A I R 'b : W M (V I V U ' w r e . / / ' k, loro h o w 0 ; J i . -a MAKE T O O R I w • / S E L F A T HOME-I Kr \ / c COOO (rm i W / j d / n ic h t : r r . til//. l.o r o l nm l I......... I I D I x n r r I t u U lo g . H to ro g e S. 0. Shinholser Con It actor and Builder 1 an fo rd , ------------------ Florida ’1 W. J. Thigpen R eal Estate FIRE, LIFE. AUTO Insurance I'LL H A V E JA M E S C A L L T O O IM T H E M O R H in c ; - III! QUICK SERVICE T R A N S F E R ' ’' R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance PANFORD,-------FLORIDA A SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. / Get an A bstract bcfurebuyini property * * ,rT 'rt;,r *'y*v ',**T- '*t ^ - -a_^ L . . ly- *"*’•'*'*• ' ■V - .*(» haam m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 05, 1924; <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/ade03091cff2ba3b48cfc3537309bb28.pdf 9e71a5a6bd62b476cb2922265a8ed8a4 PDF Text Text 3J? V '•V*7 Y * i it i THE WRATHE*. Generally fair aw night and Highest T e»p. yesterday l/owent Temp, last night our n e w s p a p b r , j in (he Heart th e C o o n tr j V egetable S e c tio n # n n f ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES V. SNAP GRIPS RN STATES (G DEATHS DISCOMFORT Attempted Murder Of Kemal Failed ’ORD HAS SENATE DISCUSS MATTERS OF BIG IMPORT MONDAY o r & SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY JANUARY 7, 1924 REP. GARNER HAS SUBSTITUTE F O R MELLON TAXPLAN paper, graphs th a t an unsuccessful at tem pt was made to assassinate Garner of Texas Announces New Mustapha Kemal Pasha, president 1’lan For Tax Reduction of Republic of Turkey at Smyrna. 3T WEATHER IN The hand grenade, intended for WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—A sub­ Kemal, injured his wife. YEARS stitute proposal for tho Mellon tax revision plan was made public Sunday by Representative Garner of Texas on behalf of himself and other Democrats on the houso ways and means committee. •t Weather in H istory The ‘high spots” arc: According to Som e Fix normnl Income tax rates at two per cent on amounts of$5,000 itneing what la said by and under instead of three per cent ents to be one ox tne coldradii in its history, Sanford Farm Aid Legislation Is Given under 84,000 as Mr. Mellon pro­ poses and of four per cent under IZTthn past 48 hours been in Im portant Consideration existing law; four per cent fi from I S , of n cold wave that has Monday. $’>,000 to 810,000 instead of six ■•the entire country ainco !'*.» c* T CCOITI* per wiiv cent uuuiv above fW|WW $4,000 sa an rec r morning. Ilr Tfce Asanelaird Pm ». mended by Mr. Mellon and of eight warm summer-like temWASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—The per cent under existing law; six early Snturday morning ItJeroiomctcr dropped aomo 20 adm inistration’s policy on non­ per cent on all amounts in excess ■ Jrertes by Saturday night recognition of the present Soviet of k 10,000 instead of eight per cent ISurday morning B. F. Whit- government of Russia was sup­ undicr existing law. local weather observer dls- ported vigorously In tho Senate S tart the surtax graduation at -d the thermometer had drop- Monday by Senator Lodge of Mas­ one per cent on incomes front $12,­ sachusetts, Republican leader and HT S3 degrees. 000 to 814,000 instead «f 810,000 joeh Sunday night it warm- chairman of Foreign Relations to $12,000 as proposed by Mr. Mel­ ,lightly and early Monday committee. Quoting extensively lon and $6,000 to $8,000 under ex­ r the mercury rcglatercd from public records and documents isting law. The rate' would increase ccj. It was forccsotcd th at to show tho interlocking of the progressivlcv to a maximum of 44 be even a little bit warmer Soviet government and Communist per cent on Incomes of $02,000 and y night. While Sanford waa international Senator Lodge also more ns compared with the Mellon ! nearly frcciing weather, it brought additional evidence to the proposal for a maximum of 25 per Imported that the therm ometer support of Secretary Hughes’ cent on incomes in excess of $100,­ lered 20 on dl7 respectively a t contention that officials of the So­ 000, and the present maximum of viet government nrc party to 50 per cent on incomes of more tnrille and Pensacola, j sheets of Ice were reported propaganda campaign to govern than 200,000. are been discovered Sunday this government. Increase thc exemption of tho ,dcg but it is believed that this WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—Taxes. head of family from $2,600 to $3,­ i not prevalent over the whole jirohibition and recognition of the 000 and fo r a single person from ussian soviet government will be 81,000 to $2,000. Thc Mellon plan Jjtmng wind that accompanied subjects of discussion Monday in would continue thc present exemp­ | cold wave is believed to have tho house and sennte. There will tions. i the reason thnt this section be little aflirmativc action by cith­ Fix thc deduction allowed on visited by freezing tempern- er house, but committee activity on No reports have been heard im portant legislation that is to earned incomes a t 33 1-3 instead of 25 per cent, ns recommended by ling damage done to the come will be increased. thc treasury secretary nnd broaden Senator Lodge, of Massachu­ the provision so as to include farm ­ setts, the Republican leader, and ers owning nnd personally operat­ 1CAG0, Jan. 7.—Middle west chairman of tho foreign relations itatcs ami the northwest committee, will support thu ad­ ing their farm s and merchants and jed the return of normal m inistration’s attitude toward the tradesmen who combine capital and Kpenturcs Monday, while suh- soviet regime. His prepared ad­ personal service for the purpose of i blasts that wrought havoc dress is expected to participate a earning income. 148 hours spent themselves ir general discussion with Senutor “Nuisance Taxes." irks on the enst and south. Borah, Republican, Idaho, leading Representative Garner, in a I it is feared relief is only tem- tho attack on tho program of the formal statem ent outlining thc . for colder weather again minority’s program, made tnis re­ appeared over western Cnn- administration. ference to thc so-cnlled nuisance Farm Aid Lgisiation. i provinces. Recapitulation of Farm aid legislation will be taxes: of cold at Chicago show a “There was no reason to jdngle i of 17 lives directly attributa- brought to the fore Monday before [to it, and thnt 16 degrees below the seantc agricultural committee, out one or two of thc miscellaneous and that, 16 degrees below which will begin public hearing, or nuisance taxes as Secretary i broke the flftWd of 12 yci^rs. on pending bills, while other sen- Mellon nnd propose their repeal ate com mFb ittm , ............ ' ' within a t thc same time caretuliy W ashington , .?an. 7;—O n # oration of lejs~important matters. analyzing tho entire moss of theae The house ways and means taxes, including those on automo­ ' 1relief from tho severe cold «r that gripped the cast and committee will resume considern- bile trucks, jewelry, candy, stamps astern part of tho country, tio" of thc Mcl,or, tax bill and the on notes, etc., nnd offering the max­ n freezing tem peratures as I fuicn committee will begin putting imum of relief.” "Honest ami equitable peace u Central H .r i d ,, d „ H „ , .h e J S ,. ,2 TK time taxation is thc goal of the end, was promised Monday. house rules demanded by Rcpubli* Democratic party," Mr. Garner • the weather bureau predictIriiing temperatures for thc can insurgents and Democratic said. "The foregoing proposals arc leaders with a view to report by in pursuance of this policy. Rest­ (th Atlantic and E ast Gulf Jnnuary 14. ing upon sound economics wo be­ It*, it pointed out th at in thc lieve they do full and equal justice itic slates north of Virginia, to taxpayers large nnd small, in­ |opp«r Ohio valley and tho lower dividual and corporate anil avoid i region, it will be colder Tucathc extreme views of any clnss. po»- flurries have occurred along “We ask an unbiased compnrisnorthern border within the P A I T l? 1 ) A D l / " on of tho Democratic tax proposals 125 hours, with fair skies pre• 1 2 \ i V l v , with the Mellon proposals roposnls and with Dtover the rest of the counivitc the th« dclibcr-------; full confidence Invite Thc western Cnnndian pro­ OCEAN PARK, Calif., Jan. 7.— 1nte judgment of taxpayers nnd of s have again become tho thca- Damnge estimated nt more than all the people.” [foz cold weather. $1,500,000 was caused by a lire that Mr. G arner said thc Democrats weather bureau’s statem ent virtually wiped out thc amusement would give whole-hearted support •y night said: district hero Sunday. to "many good features" of the here will be snow flurries Thu fire wns controlled after it Mellon program, particularly the *X in northern New England, had destroyed three piers, hundreds provisions aimed at more efficient *rn New York and along thc of concessions, several theaters nnd \ administration of the revenue law •ii l *- Otherwise tho wcath- dance halls und had damaged the nnd to close up avenues of tax “I be fair Monday and Tucs- municipal nuditoriura. evasion. Hu added thnt “the gen­ ^throughout thc eastern and Tho fire started about 10 o'clock eral idea of readjusting downward Mitern states. Sundny morning, supposedly in the normal rates and surtax rates in te temperature will rise Mon- rear of a restaurant. many iastunces, together with re­ [ln the Ohio Valley, the Middle No lives were reported lost Sun­ duced rates on income derived from Ttic states and southern New day afternon, but several firemen personal service is excellent." ujd nnd Monday and Tuesday were injured. The Pickering Fraz(South Atlantic and E ast Gulf cr and Lick piers were among the Hollywood Golf Club • Thu weather will bo colder structures gutted. **J. the Atlantic states Apparatus from Los Angeles, Formally Opens Soon or \ irginia, tho upper Ohio Hollywood, Santa Moni-n, Venice «nd the lower lake region, nnd .Sawtcllc aided in fighting the southwest storm warnings nre flames, which finally were controll­ HOLLYWOOD -BY- TIIE-SEA, lUyeiUi, the Atlantic coast at ed Sunday afternon. Fla., Jan. 7.—The opening of thu i Dor*h of Delaware breakwatOcean Park, Calif., which suffer­ new $150,000 golf club house at ed a huge fire loss Sunday, is a Hollywood will be one of the so­ resort on Santa Monica bay, about cial events of the Miami winter E p w p o . La., Jan. 7.—Four 25 miles from Los Angeles. It has season. The Hollywood golf club attributed to the cold wave i population of something more house waa erected at u cost of more than $150,000. The opening ’£ * « « ! to the coroner’s of- than 8,000. sumlay. Two persons were early in January will be featured by thc playing of Arnold Johnson tu 'h‘ath durin,K thc night County Court Report Orchestra, which world-famous others, a child nnd an musical organization has been ob­ man were fatally burned Showed Many Arrests tained for a Hollywood engage­ •pressing in front of open ment, opening January 14. The report for December of The Hollywood club house b open th, o' I , fire" “ ,c . victims were Sheriff C. lil. Hand was made pub­ one of the most beautilul in Flor­ ^ R c d e n b a u g h 2, and August *I • '•). Thu child later lic Monday by Deputy Sheriff Wil­ ida. Golf mugazinus of national WIUB died i liamson. Tho report shows that circulufion have ashed thu Holly­ badVv i” aKcd man was burned that he lived but 38 arrests were made, all of which wood Land nnd W ater Company resulted in convictions in tho coun­ for photographs and building dp Continued on page G. ty court. • tails lils of the th structuro, the sami­ Cash collections made by the of­ te be used in a campaign of'educu [RASOTa T l a n s b ig fice from tines and forfeited bonds tion on thu construction of golf *t(,hTTA NEXT MONTH amounted to $387.77, while the c|ub houses, am ount represented in labor thu county roads equalled $2,285.IA'llASMT .'■ V 1"''" 1 f r r « ) B. u.:- T,S Jan. 7.—A regat- •11. This makes n totnl of $2,673.­ Board of Control To f h c r T ^ r F e t 21 the amount of money or equiva­ Open Bids For More E L , ' " wh,ie.hL !t l« expected lent taken in by the sheriffs office C o l l e g e Buildings Phi* kpo? " r tho boats during December. The cases were for the following E fZ n. el,£ercd f “r c°m| West r U,'e 'bemplonship of offenses: Petty larceny, 4; drunk­ • n r The Aaaoelalrd I’rraa) I .|.'-oa,,t. A race for fnr Knntd boats enness, 1; possession of liquor, 2; TALLAHASSEE, F|a., Jan. 7.— l*scr miC? m* ,“n hour nn(l n gambling. 2; vagrancy, 7; tres­ Stops will taken by the state jnu L h? i" i a ' #0 bo »mong the passing,- 5: riding train, 5; cruelt.v board of control ut its meeting in *chwiuled for thc regatta. to animals, 1; carrying concealed St. Augustine, January 14, for " ’canon* 2 assault ami battery, different state institutions. Bids 3; worthless checks, 2; reckless will he opened nt tho February driving, 4. meeting for three additional struc­ . TO EXTEND ORGANIZATION. tures. Bids probably will be opened for ORLANDO. Jan. 7.—Thu Busi­ U it appears on the want ad ness nnd Professional Women’s construction of a $40,000 building Clubs of Florida plan to extend at thc St. Augustine school for P*Se of The Herald today, their organization to a wider ter­ deaf and blind for prim ary pupiL*. f.°“ wil1 receive two free ritory in the state. This step wns Provision was made a t the last 14 *** to t,lp performance decided upon a t a meeting here meeting for rebuilding the sci­ this week of the state officers of ence hall a t the A. & M. College 8 The Milano Theatro tothe organization, presided over by for Negroes a t Talluhassee, which "“fht. You may b0 tho Miss Hattie Roebuck, of Gaines­ was burned last fall. “rhy one. R ^ U thoroughville, statu president. Six addition­ Palmetto—Construction of new y die littfo :iAnt ads. al cities will bo taken into the or­ ganization nt present, it was de­ annex to Prcsbyterinn Church completed. cided. FIRE WIPES OUT FAMOUS ^atch for Name i BIG BUSINESS PROPERTY BOUGHT BY THE HERALD NUM BER i l l =m SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS U.S. GOVERNMENT WILL DISCOURAGE ARMS SHIPMENTS IMPORTANT C ARE TO BE TRI TUES. IN CIRCUIT COURT Georgia Runs On Reef in Bad Gale ST. AGUST1NE, Jan . 7.—S. O. S. messages from tho steamship, Georgia, reporting that vessel hard .One of thc most im portant realty transactions for several aground in a rough sea on Mnnmonths wns consummated S atur jrday. when Tho Sanford Heraldbought the north east corner of Park Avenue and Commercial Announced Policy of This Govern­ tills reef opposite St. Augustine r Inlet were picked up by govern­ Street as a alto to r a new home for the newspaper. m ent Will Be Against Sale ment • wireless station Monday ____ t _ _ _ of Munitions The property was bought under a 00-year leaae. the sale be­ morning. The message says two JURY LIST IS PREPAREp ing negotiated by Charles L. B ritt of tho Britt Realty Company of the water tanks were full but • Hr Tl» Aunrlm nl and is said to bo tho first 00-year lease to be closed lor Sanford WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-S h!p- thnt thc bottom bolts •were hold­ real estate. ment of arms from tho- United ing. According to Mr. Britt there is a frontage on Park Avonuo States to tho do la Huerta revol­ of 105 feet, nnd on Commercial Street of 148 feet, tho property u tio n a ry group in Mexico nro be­ M ay P r e v e n t D isposal o f S o m e ndjoining thc county court house on the north and is across tho ' ing discouraged by the administra­ street from tho Valdez hotel on tho south. C a s e s T h is W eek tion os against thc policy of tho It is the intention of the owners of tho Sanford Herald to American governm ent build a now home for the newspaper a t some time in tho fu­ Tho Circuit Court will convene The attitude of this government ture. Thc location is considcrod In Sanford Tuesday morning a t 10 ______ides cal for business purposes. on thc question was sent to de­ "Sanford is on the evo of a great building und development o’clock with Judge J. J. Dickinson partm ent of justice agents in New presiding and George A. DeCottcs, program said Reese Combs, president of The Sanford Herald, Orleans Sunday a fter n conference In discussing the purchase of this property Monday mornnig. prosecuting attorney, It was an­ between officials of the attorney nounced Monday by the clerk of "We ore thoroughly ’sold’ on Sanford -because we are certain general’s office nnd of thc state de­ that it is soon to grow into a big city of commercial import­ American Legion Commander Re­ the Circuit Court E. A. Douglass. partm ent. ance. A large docket of both criminal No Embargo on Army. plies to Bonus Opponents. and civil cases faces the court up­ “Then there la the to u rist business that Sanford is now Reports thnt agents of thc Mexi­ going' after. When ample hotel accommodations are provided can revolutionary group were neg­ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan . 7.— on its opening Tuesday and’ it 1* and Sanford puts on an advertising program, there will Iks otiating in Now Orleans for quan­ Making reply for the American somewhat doubtful, according to more tourists nerc than tho city can accommodate. They will tities of munitions nnd thnt the Legion opponents of niljustod com­ those in a position to know, bring new money ami r.ew Ideas which will mean greater de­ purchnsc would be permitted was pensation, John R. Quinn, national whether all of the cases can b* velopment for the city in all lines of activity. the direct cause of the announce­ commander in n letter Sundny ad­ disposed of during tho week. In ‘Tourists become ‘w inter visitors’ and eventually permment of policy. A telegram wns dressed to Representatives in Con­ case that tho docket cannot bo dis­ nnent citizens. They bring pep and push to a community. ilFy. They ‘ sent to New Orleans by tne depart­ gress, neeused employers of coerc­ posed of this week, court will provide money to enrry on vast construction programs. They ment of justico which rend: ing their ex-service men employes probnbly continue through next > come from every section of the country and* make axe good citizens. "M atter presented to secretary into writing letters to Senators nnd week, it is said. A list of 36 names has already ’We believe in Sanford becauso wc are convinced that San­ of state, and he todny issued fol­ Congressmen in opposition to the ford people have the Vision and the determination to work to­ lowing denial: "Although there is proposed adjusted compensation been drawn for jury duty nnd from this list will be selected both gether for the advancement of tho community. Tho Herald in­ no embargo on the shipment of grand and petit jury, Upon tends to keep apnee with the growth of tho city." war m aterials to Mexico, such ship­ "Thc nnti-bonus propagandists” the ments nre being discouraged. The said Commander Quinn, “ take ns tho opening of court 18 names will state departm ent docs not look their slogan 'everything for thc bo drawn from tho 36 nlready call­ upon them with fnvor and they are disabled, nothing for thc able­ ed nnd this number will constitute jury while tho remain­ against this government’s polcy. bodied,’ yet not ons of those has the grand will compose tho petit Jury. Moreover, private concerns making appeared before Congress to urge der tho organisation of the such shipments do so entirely nt passage of legislation fo r tho dis­ Following grand jury that body will then their own risk. abled during the four years the consider tne enses on docket and "You nre authorized to repeat American Legion has made thc dis­ bring WEST WARM AGAIN. APPOINT STATES ATTORNEY. in indictments if the evi­ TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 7.—Per- this information in response to any abled man's cause its own. dence is strong enough In the sev­ further inquiries.” “The organizers of the present eral cases to warrant a trial. I CV L- Gaskins wns appointed M anufacturerii Will Play Safe unfair bnrrage of Philadelphia," C 'i~ _,4" |t ’ Monday ns state’s attorney for the Those summoned for Jury duty growers Officials said th at while it might the letter continues, a re boasting a rc as follows: G. A.. Bryant, owcrs, who Inst week stayed up • circuit embracing icing Jacksonville to B ryant C. nil night keeping their orchards succeed Frank Widcmnn, who, it is he lawful from a strictly technical of being able to delay congression­ irper, C. L. B ritt, S. Lee, E. E. Har warm, Sundny put away th eir understood, plans to enter law standpoint for thc revolutionists al action on thc adjusted compen­ smudge pots nnd climbed into their practice with his brother, Jeromu, to purchase nrms In this country sation bill so that th eir propa­ F. F. Dutton, E. T. Summerville. It. Puleston, L. J. Story, O. P. family nutomobilcs in nn effort to nt West Palm Beach. A. J. Rose. provided their activities did not ganda may, through its force, W. Herndon, J . P. Mattocks, II. L* escape the heat. The thermomet­ of Miami, was numed judge of the violate the conspiracy clause of the cause numbers ot Congress to Wnight, J. D. Evans, E. E. Hunter, ers registered 80 degrees. circuit court embracing that city, act prohibiting the fomenting on desert the soldier’s cause. Five Woth Elkins, T. J. Bell. C. M. BlgAmerican soil of movements .years ago thc American doughboy gers, Hudson Ball, M. T. Brannon, to succeed Judge Mitchell D. Price, CONSOLIDATION OPPOSED. who is returning to private prac­ atrninst friendly nations, they did \* n t over the top in spite of tho R. W. Lawton, R. M. Grovenstcln, WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—Vigor­ tice. not believe Amcricnn manufactur-l Imrrnge of steel falling around P. A. Mero, H. W. Chandler, Al­ ous opposition to proposed consoli­ ers would run counter to the nn- him. Ho stood his ground then b ert E. Cline. E. II. Kllbee, John dation of wnr nnd navy depart­ nounced policies of their govern- ami he has every confidence thnt Gove, R. L. Wheeler, N. O. Gar­ OFFICIALS VISIT GLADES. ments wns voiced Monday by Sec­ TALLAHASSEE. Jnn. 7.—Mem­ merit, regardless of the question American senators und represen­ ner, B. II. Guthrie, C. SI. Berry, tary Weeks before a joint con­ bers of the internal improvement It was pointed tatives will stand their ground nnd D. Brumloy, W. A. Tullls, A. B gressional rc-orgnnizntion commit­ hoard will leave here Jnnuary 27 out however, thnt the president 1ms not desert him because uf a mere C. Cameron, R. Lord, L. J . tee. Secretary Denby wns p res­ for n visit to tho Everglades, nnd authority to proclaim nn embargo, bairago .of organized propaganda. Cunteron, JCharles . S. Harvard find D. S>. ent to oppose tho proposal. in some quarters it wns said the while away will go into Collier "The adjusted compensation bill T erry , , ,• , County for the purpose largely of double hazard of a possible em­ is row in the wuys and means Tho civil cases to be tried in this LABOR MAN DIES. inspecting and investigating the bargo coupled with the effect the committee of the house of rep re nre ns follows: Tho Ameri­ CHICAGO, Jan. 7.—Thomas S. lands on the west coast side of sale of arms to the de In H u erta. ceatatlvos. The American legion court can Agricultural Chemical Com­ Vo-mpy, fnrnwr president of thc thc glades. £ruup would huve on future liiiln ccifully urges the eongrc.HH to pany versus Nick Zernovean for tho Building Trades Council, well for gvernmont contracts would ha\c the bill brought before the mini of $1,500 damages. The plain­ known for his insistence that lnwj;igh heavily with manufacturer* ] house immediately for action nnd tiff is represented by Lewis O AGENTS MAKE ARRESTS. hor live uo to the lamdis award of who might Iki inclined to make {to <lc:nonntrac to the country itA Uryan ana tho defendant by Fred 1921, died of acute indigestion H r T h e . t u u r l n l r i l I'rriu i. such transactions. , dolcrmination to fulfill the na- It. Wilson. „ ■ , Sunday. JOHNSON CITY, III., Jnn. 7.— a r and navy department otTi-' tinn’K obligations to its deletulurs. T. B. King versus Forrest Lake Federal prohibition agents for thc rials, however, do not believe there j “The country can afford to meet is u suit for $1,000 damages. Mr. LIMBS BROKEN. second time within two wcekn Is available in thin country m nter-|thi obligation. It should meet it King is represented by George G. . .. . „ , .swooped downn upon Williamson ja* «»» quantities desired by tho de promptly and without delay. It is Herring. .. , , H uerta ,«>rccs. govern-] perfectly evident that Congress Virginia Carolina Cnemical TOULON, Jan. 7.—Examination c. ^ ith tho aid of specially . . . The . -. of thc body of Licutonan* G rm a- , ‘leputized citizens scoured the ment s surplus stock and regular can enact the adjusted compensa­ Company versus J. D. Hood is a mient warehouses, of tion bill nnd nlso provide for sub­ suit for $4,000 damages. Plain­ dan. commander of dirigible Dlx- p°unty making GO arrests, seizing reserve cquinn rontninn them but the busi- stantial reduction in taxes. The tiff is represented by Scarlett and mude, has shown thnt all of his >arK° quantities of whiskey home course contn iimbs were broken and thnt he >brew ami wine. As on the former >»»» of private manufacture of niti- American Legion hus the confi­ Jordan. „ , , Virginia Carolina Chemical was cle”d before he fell into the occnslon Klansmen were reputed itary rilles has not been remun­ dence that Congress will enact Coniiiany ML, versus _____ H. R. Stcvcna la sea. This experts perts believe show *o to have ha' played a large part in tho erative since the wnr department this encvitnble legisatlion." . has been building ita own guns a suit for the amount of damagra that the dirigible exploded and ; drive. XD under federal patents. which is asked wus not listed. that her cars dashed downward Shortage in Amunition. The pluintlff Is represented by BANDITS FORCE ENTRANCE with terrific speed. S tate and wnr department ad­ Scurlett nnd Jordan. I I I * T h e AaeiM Tntrd P r m ) vices would nppcnr to prove that M. D. Gutchell versus G. H. Ed­ BUILDING PERMITS NEW YORK, Jan. 7.—Three the g reatest shortage of the Obrewards is a suit for $1,100 dam­ ARE INCREASED bandits Mondny forced nn en­ gon government was not in rffies, ages. Mr. Gutchell is represent­ trance into the fnshionnbl Seventh biut in ammunition for the Mauser ed by J. G. Sharon nnd Mr. Ed11- T h - A n n o r ln lr c t P r r » * . awrds by E. F. Householder. DAYTONA. Jan. 7.—Building Avenue apartm ent of Mr. and Mrs. and other rifles nlrgnily in the The first issue of the Florida Rhodes, Futch Collins Company permits issued here during 1923 Louis Richmond and took jewels hands of the Mexican army. The totaled 195 nnd railed for expen­ valued n t $10,000 and fled. The first effort made by the Obregon Trucker, u weekly muguzine de­ versus H. R. Murrell is a suit that ditures amounting to $843,194, nc- robbery . was enrried out in u nmn- Mauser unm r rinn, it wns stated, voted to the interest of Florida will he heard. Thc former is repcording to figures made public by ! ner sim ilar to thnt prepetrnted nnd when they failed to locate that, truck growers, ntadu its bow to Continued on page 6. the city clerk. This is u substanti- Inst Thursday in the Seventy they turned to the American gov­ the public on Friday of la st week. nl increase over the record for ninth Street apartment of David ernment stock of surplus Enfield This live, widc-uwnKa m agazine of 1922, when 381 nerniits were is- | Palter where inot of $1,000 in rilles for which the army had many 18 pages is brimful of articles W est Palm Beach millions of rounds of ammunition of interest to those engaged in tho sued, totaling $637,441. In 1921 *jewels wns taken. work of growing truck products Vote on Bond Issue if wanted. The ammunition situation among over this state. WEST PALM BEACH, Jan. 7.— The maguzinu will be published both tho government nnd rebel Physical Work For IFord Car Stolen 'In forces, February 5 hus been fixed as tho ns revealed in official dis­ once a week nnd will nppeur on Fri­ date qualified freeholders of Many at Florida U. Sanford Is Recovered patches, appears to be critical due day. It is printed in W inter I’nrk W est when Beach will vote on two to the miscellaneous assortment hut goes out with a Sanford date bond Palm issues totalling $300,000. line nnd the offices of the mngnof rilles in thu hands of tho troops. ing GAINESVILLE, Jan. 7.—Flor­ One, for $200,000, will be for build­ ida is leading many of the univer­ that was stolen from T. J. Hum­ While all of the men in the field arc zinc are located in Sanford in ing u municipal auditorium, whilo rooms eight and nine Bull Buildsaid to have rifles many urc said to sities of the country in the per­ phrey of Sanford nbout two weeks the other of $100,000, u intended centage of men engaging in physi­ ago was recovered Friday by of­ bo useless for luck of cartridges to ing. for taking up existing city in­ Itoliert .1. Holly, for mnny years cal work, according to Janies L. ficers of the Tampa police force. fit the guns. debtedness. ____ t editor and owner of The Snnfonl In the view of some officials, White, uthletic director, who has A white man whose name could INSTALL DUPLEX PRESS. recently returned from Atlanta, not be learned but who is said to therefore the transfer to the Obrc- Herald, is thc editor of the latest l ’ALATKA, Jan. 7.—The Pulatka where he attended the national have several aliasscs, was taken gon forces of the five million rounds entry into the field of Florida pub­ athletic conferences. The highest into custody when the officers of ammunition may have u decisive lished magazines. That it will be Daily News litis Installed one*' of a success and bo n source of much the latest models of Duplex print­ effect on results of the uprising. report presented was th at 85 per found thc car. benefit to growers throughout the ing presses. In announcing install* cent of students were engaging in Sunday Officers Walker and state, is the confident prediction of atfoi minor sports while a t Florida 90 Vickery went to Tampa to bring The Aceleryator ... on of* H the new press the publish­ those who ure in a position to ers announce that they will con­ cr cent arc improving their batk the prisoner and cur to San­ Already u large subscrip­ tinue to add equipment to and build odics under expert supervision. ford. Upon their arrival there Makes Appearance know. tion list has been secured for the up tho Daily News "until, Palatka the man had —----------------------they discovered th at tho magazine and its first issue con- cun boast of the best daily newsReferendum On Bok .made his escape from the city Volume one, number one of The tains a large number of ads from ,mpt,r in tho sUto a community . _ , stockade of Tampa. The car was Aceleryutor, the official organ of firms throughout thu statu tnsat "it is tho of its size,” addingg th Peace Prize B egins brought back to this city. thc Floridu Commercial Secretar­ elsewhere. people’s paper nnu is consecrated It is believed thnt the mnn ar­ ies’ Association, is off the press Mr. Holly hns associated _ with NEW YORK, Jan. 7.—Thc A m -, rested . . was n member , . of. nn or. and contains some interesting him in the actual work o f putting to Pulatka and Putnam county’s ad­ vancement and prosperity." erican Peace Award Sunday night | *^0 make news stories and comments of in­ nnnoum ^ that plan No.T.f69 h ^ i a M -ia lty of stealing automobiles terest to the members of the asso­ out the magazine, his son, K. S. beeen adjudged the best of 22,165 because intsead of a new car that ciation to whom it is sent. Vari­ I lolly, who is business manager. entered in competition for tho was stolen, the one brought buck ous comments upon the progres­ Thc Florida Trucker is incorpor­ In Sanford And Us officers being: It. J. $100,090 offered by Edward W. has a different body and different siveness of tho several sections of ated, Holly, president; L. A. Brumley, Seminole County Bok, Philadelphia publicist, for the l attachm ents on it. The serial Florida are made and altogether L. I. Frazier, secre­ best practical plan by which the ; number had also been changed but the four page, four column paper vice-president; tary-treasurer. Serving ua mem­ There are jicoplu with United States might co-onerato lby a chemical process which the is rath er a newsy sheet. bers the board of directors be­ money looking for gotd with otser nations to prevent war. | Tampa officers used, the original R. W. Pear man, Jr., who was re­ sides of the officers and It. S. Holly investments. In its essence this plun proposes number was discovered under the cently appointed to the office of John Mciseh, G. F. Sm ith, W. Why not reach these first that the United States imme- I one made by tho crooks, secretary-treasurer of the state are; people through thc organization, is editor of the H. Tunnnicliffe, Forest Luke, F. diatcly should enter thc permanent Classified pages of The Aceleryator, which is published in P. Forster, James G. Sharon, and court ot international justice, en- Clean-Up on Crooks Hanford. A feature of the first Edward Higgins. Herald. i< dorsed by the late President H ard­ ing, and, second, without becoming Planned In St. Pete issue is n letter from Willis Pow­ Why not tell them ell, president of the association, in Haines* Objective a member of the League of N a­ about your prupertv, Us which he announces that the ncx*. tions ns nt present constituted, ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 7.— location and advan­ Cross-State Canal should offer to co-operate with the The citizens here have banded to­ convention will be held in Hanford tages, through tho col league, under certain conditions, gether and contributed to u fund in June. unins of,T he Herald. The Aceleryator will b*e sent to as a body of mutual counsel. ST. PETERSBURG, Jn n . 7.— to bring several detectives here People of importance The identity of the author is un­ operating under direction of a every commercial secretary in A cross-state ship canal between reau the classified col­ known to the jury of award and national agency in an effort to rid Floridu and to many others in oth­ thc Atlantic seaboard and Fort umns. Reach these policy committee, except one St. Petersburg of confidence men er states as an exchange. Myers via I,ake Okeechobee is ad­ people quickly and d' delegated member. vocated by Charles D. Haines, who arc said to be operating here. rectly by using thc There have been no reports of per­ COMMISSION TO HOLD MEET. Democratic candidate for nomina­ W ant Ails. OPEN HIGHWAY SOON. tion as governor of Florida. Mr. sons huving been fleeced, but be- j WEST PALM BEACH, Jan. 7.— lief ia expressed that thc crooks TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 7.—The Haines declares a w aterw ay of To reach all the peo­ W. J. Conners expresses tho hope nre laying plans for a big clean­ state railroad commission will hold this description will cut off 500 ple effectively—leave that he will be able to open his up. n hearing a t St. Petersburg Jan. miles now required to be traveled your Wont Ad ut Tbs cross-state highway for traffic 16 on an application nude by the around the end of the i>cti!n.iu!a Herald Office. Phune some time in February. He has Peninsula Telephone Company for and will open 3,000,000 acres of us to send for it or MARKETS just returned from a trip of inincreased telephone rates. The tillable and valuable lands to the phone it to the Want spec ection over the road and states Peninsula con puny recently acquir- atate. Ad Department. that he is pleased with the class of CHICAGO, Jan. 7.—Wheat, May ed control' of' the St. Ptftcrsbur ID 1.08 3-8 to 5-8; July 1.06 3-4; Corn, telephone equipment along wit nR Bradentuwn—Now Methodist tion of the-hignwny nnd }ho results May 76 5-8 to 3-4; Oats, May 45 that of several other cities in that Episcopal Church edifice to be obtained thus far. section. 5-8 to 3-4. , led. crecte LARGE EX-SERVICE MEN WANT BONUS SAY AMERICAN LEGION LATE TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS ■ ■ • • A * • ’ . 1 ■■ a m _ FLA. TRUCKER HOLLY’S NEW WEEKLY BOWS To E 4 • M M . .« A L m a I I «• &* . . i l l 4 tin a. A i> A U IlU * - f r: I 4 1 • * * -- • • • . • Phone 148 . a WL. . * . __ « * i - . » Ait, I i L . �SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1924 The Licka T hat Count. CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS 2 AT ’ THR M IL A N ! ' • i* ' . V ta re goers of Sanford ard in a m l treat when Goldwyn’s r Rupert Hughes picture, “Souls fRale,” is shown a t the Milanc Mtre Tuesday, for this produl■ affords t glimpse into Amer’• g r e a t wonder city of make levs.' Hollywood. It has been p ted to the screen by Mr. ghee himself from his novel of i same title and has been directedited and titled by, him. Utbough the story deals w ith I and events of the motion pic­ e colony, Mr. Hugbea has not gotten now to be easy, natural [•'human In the telling of his a It possesses an abundance of those qualities whleh have enued him, both as a novelist and Uon picture author-director, to [-American public. In addition the to-be-expected and greatly ulred qualities of Mr. Hughes. ■W at modern circus, covering gS|* h e m of ground. T h i s the dramatic and highly ro.A n tic climax of this realistic kffbry of motion picture people. V n CARD OF APPRECIATION. • I wish to thank the people fo r I'tfcelr kindness in sending me the ^nk« Christmas box and in m aking donations of money through the •M p of Mr. Forster. MRS. L. E. CALHOUN. Route A, Box 219. w • mm a Income Tax Helps INCOME TAX IN NUTSHRLL WHO? Singlo persons who had net income of $1,000 or more or gross income of $5,000 or nioro, and married couples who had net income of $2,000 nr more or gross income of $5,000 or more must file rcreturns. W HEN? The filing period is from January 1 to March 15, 1024. W HERE? Collector of internal revenue for tho district in which the person lives or ha* his principal place of busi­ ness. HOW? Instructions on Form 1040A and Form 1040; also the law and regulations. WHAT? Four per cent normal tax on tho first $4,000 of net incoma in excess of the per­ sonal exemption and credits for dependents. Eight per cent normal tax on bslanco of net income. Surtax from 1 cent to 50 per cent on not incomes over $0,000 for the year 1023. • LANDS BIG F18H. ctor Check, of Sanford, who a a t New Smyrna every sum- l comc-tax return fo r the year rJZ.J, and who has an onvlable repu- to the samo exemptions granted ' tation for landing big bass, and lots a married person. These are $2.­ them, has not *yet lost the a rt. 500 If tho net incomo was $5,000 , Thursday morning he went out <tc- or less and $2,000 if the net in­ - eeinpanlcd by Mr. and Mrs. Tommy come was more than $5,000. In t!]|ulfen and succeded in landing a addition tho head of a family may . 41 pound bass In the river opposite claim a $400 credit for each per­ ''M t. J. 8. DuSs’ residence. son dependent upon him ior chief '4 ’«Tbe partly were justly proud of support if such person is umler •■tftis catch and brought it to town 18 years of oge or incnpablo of where it was weighed and admired ‘ sc!f*support because mentally or •tkg a great many people, among phvsicnlly defective. them fishermen who looked with For example, a son supports in his home an aged mother and two , envy upon the wonderful catch. ■•t w lfr. and Mrs. Check are the | sisters 14 and 10 years of age. Mr. and 1 — m l kmfortytn . His net income for 1923 was $3,­ 1‘jfbeata of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy 1000. Ho is entitled to an oxeinnition of $2,500 plus a $400 cred't 1for cnch dependent, a total of $3,­ ■RAISE FRUIT IN APARTMENT1 700. Whilo he pnys no tax, he . .H arry M. Papworth shlpned a must filo a return, .because his net m a ll box of oranges to his father income was in excess of $1,000. An exemption ns the head of n 1 hi law, Mr. M. F. Robinson th a t. ■• were raised in his apartm ent nt family can be claimed by only 308 west 93rd Street, New York; one member of n household. (To be continued Tomorrow) tv Do you knew the meaning of present-day breaking up of em­ pires, kingdoms and republics? Do you know what Bible prophecy in­ dicates conditions and ovonts arc leading to? Hear tho answer to these momentous questions, Mi­ lano theatre, Sunday night. Free. of white females from fft) to 908; and th at (he number of graduates of normal eehooli teaching In Flori Ida increased from 824 iff 1,234, wo ■re disposed to congratulate our­ selves upon the rapid strides that Superintendent Of Public Instruc­ the state lo making educationally’’ “But thefe is another angle tion Endorses Edecs ltonal Sur­ from which the situation should vey In Speech At Palm Beach. be reviewed,” ho continued. “Re­ Mr The AMbetatfU f n n . • cent ro p o rtr of one of the rurnt WEST PA LM f BEACH,- Flak echoo! 'Inspectors • Wired! a differ­ aspect in at least Jan. 5.—Strong approval of the ent proposed educational survey of several counties. In 38 of tho -11 Floi ida was. expressed by Vr. b. white schools in one county, the Cnwthon, state superintendent of length of term is only 100 days, public instruction, in an address and that of all tho negro schools nero Friday before the annual con­ only 80 days. In another county vention of the Florida Education only two of 29 white schools have a term of eight months—the pe­ Association. A survey of this so rt would riod generally recognized as of bring beneficial .results whether minimum standard length—while, conditions revealed should be fa­ more than half of the whito vorable or otherwise, the speaker schools i)nd 411 of tho negro doclarcd. “If our people aro do­ schools in th a t county are oper­ ing all they Can for education, and ated for only four months during under circuatanmes the m ost fa ­ vorable could iexist, Mr fJroreo H . Kenda 1 voraDie that inni couiu » idi , it would wuun Value of cotton exported in Sep’ * • . ■• • . 1encourage thorn If good authorlnii.u Rtndmt 1tics on educational ayatema would tember wa;< . „ nfVnrci m**10 * dlagnoaU and publish the double that An opportunity ia again offered, reEUjt „ he declared, and added Orlando — First Methodist the Sanford public to hear Geo. H. >that if “on the other hand, If u Kendall, of New York City, w ho' survey would roveal certain fund- church to build $100,003 Sunday school building. ' ' is announced by local Bible stud- j TJffj ents to give n free lecture In tho i >*"!’ o f f ., Milane IftcntrC, next 8unday night, i Tj®.1, ? f f f A i l I u Mr. Kendall come, to Sanford high-1 **«. ly recommended as an able, force-(The ful and most interesting speaker, ..I”0*1? » 1 b " under the auspices of the Internanletur* of>NcwBYork l l t t h t e T t a ^ A U !* • • ™ S f t t T p r S t o S -h lih ho °JnZ Z j f j t ' i .i.S *»n AraSemUen* believed would properly como iM nff w n i within tho province of a survey. - n« " N L “ i “It is possible,” he said, “to quote \£ r ’ i ,ii t ... .ioiiuom.1 thu statistic* about our schools that I K,*n l i * tin encourage or discourage us, the Ce.iUta.ito n it e P n?d tin Hnllnd Anal impression conveyed dependK ln,ci.Pal..a f S J /li h flln g interpretation. When we .rmlmbnraH Sanford learn that during the five-year inI l ^ CB?bcrcd by many In Sanford tervni 1017. 1922, the enrollment and vicinity as having In u red to , our publJc KhooU ln=reni,ed a large audience here^nearlythree n<nrly the lenrth of term' years ago in thetold Star Theatre. fromJ 12o days to 13U doys, the „..A‘ ,li i i " , ' of enrollment In n v , „ „ Leesburg Commercial — Hooray for Herbert J. Drnne!. Ho recog­ nizes Lceoburg phenomenal post* ofTko growth and pu*<J In an appli­ cation for a rite and building for our city. Prane •doesn’t"do any four-tluahlng but when It coir-M-to good lit*lo old Ifcks that count, he’s there, / , The truth about "Armigtdildn,’ Milan? Sunday night, free. . I LAN feasant and effective, backing coughs,.deep .t heatre Correspondence courses In radio reception and trnr— ------ * forel exten­ fore! by tb tbss engineering cn; sion • depart If “W of tho Pennsyl­ vania State College. More stu­ dents have unrobed in the radio courses than In any of tho other correspondence courses offered by the department. „ Schrlng—Construction o.l now packing house being rushed lo c9mpletion. SnnftrU— Improvement of ntnto highway from this point to Mt. Dora well under way. . Tnvnrcs—Plans being made for erection of new theatre building in this city. > ■■ ■■ i today Win. box Presents Dustin Famuli & SHINY N OILY SKIM—0009 OF PCXSPttmH BUCKHEm—OfUWGEQ.WKS RIOHOtt-ffBUIS WiilKu? Ymtr 3U» Flmh fesMeg Snn«atn—Construction of now $300,000 Mara-Mar Hotel building in this city completed. From the Blue Grass % m Golden Gate. Comedy—“Jungle P«hi [ • Also Mutt and Jeff ' « Monday—“Call of the WUf Tue»dsy—“Souls For Sale* *j six piece Special orchestra.' TO THE PEOPLE OF SANFORD A ND SEMINOLE COUNTY Batteries Kentucky now haa a stutc di­ rector of music. Tho creation of this office by tho state su p erb - The very beat Battery ia an tendent of public Instruction Is the resutt of the action of the 19‘.?2 legislature, which passed a bii! EX IDE giving music n. place in the course We re-charge and repair all of study for ail Kcntuey schools. makea of Batteries A “troubio bureau” is operated by the Service Citizens of Dela­ RAY BROTHERS ware, an organization which co-operntos with the state department Phone R18---------------- Sanford of immigrant education In prepar­ ing foreign-born persons for citi­ zenship. Mure tkin 1,000 prob­ Watch For Y our Size lems concerning naturalization Jan. 7, 8, and 9 # were presented to the bureau dur­ Special prices on 32x4 f 2 ' ing the p ast year by 740 appli­ cants who needed help. These n rFABRIC AND CORD TIRES plicants represented 33 national­ ities. ’•r' 105 Palmetto Avcnuo 111.1 Sanford Avenue Phone 481-J Dai vvin declared th at the human race was merely an ev­ olution of the monkey tribe. Some people agree with him. Others do not. But there is no denying that within the memory of most of us, there has been considerable of an evolution in the human mode of living. And today, this evolution is buzzing along faster than ever. There has never been a time when conditions changed so rapidly—when life bettered itself so consistently. New comforts and convenienes a re coming in all the time, and the rapidity with which they are invented and put before us vitally affects us all. To take advantage of these things, you m ust keep your­ self informed. You must know not only w hat they are, but also how much they cost and where and how to get them. The only way you can know this is to be a regular reader of the advertisements. Advertisements tell of all that the world is doing to methods better, your clothing and food problems less make you more comfortable, your work easier, your irksome. They tell you how you can save time—and effort—and money in the selection of the things that make life worth while. • Advertisem ents’are interesting, instructive and highly profitable to you. REPORT OF CONDITION SANFORD, FLORIDA AS CALLED FOR RY THE COMPTROLLER AT CLOSE OF HUSINESS December 31st, 1923 Loans anil discounts.......................... Overdrafts ............................................ Stocks and bonds ................................ Tax C ertificates.................................. Banking IIcusc and Ofifice Building Furniture and fixtu res........................ Other real e sta te ................................. . CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS [ON has made a remarkable growth In deposits during the past year because inunity. For ten years we have striven Lo give a banking service consistent wi The appreciation of Sanford und Seminole county people is shown in the a Let ua serve you during the year. DIRECTORS OFFICERS FOP.P.EST LAKE, President K EEP IN TOUCH WITH MODERN EVOLUTION BY READING THE ADVERTISEMENTS Capital Surplus .......... . Undivided Profits Dividend Account Due War Finance Corporation Bills P ayab le......... .................... DEPOSITS .................................. A. R. KEY, Vice-President and Cashier G. W. SPENCER nil Vice-President R. W. DEANE, Assistant Cashier Joe Cumerson L. P. McCullcr Thos. E. Wilson J. C. Bennett Forrest Lake A. P. Connelly A. R. Key A. T. Rossetter G..W. Spencer $ 100.000.00 25.000. 00 3,202.43 5,061.50 50.000. 00 150,000.00 1,146,905.35 �anarpr r/v ' Sanford Dally Herald sy. ^ Festivity Versus Carousal WAS EVER ANYONE IN A MOR DIFFICULT POSITION? As Arthur Brisbane a w y a ft era m * eieept ta r l r T ie H m l t Frtatlac New Year’s E ve of 1923 is now a thinff of the past, but! C*. SaafarU, FUHta. Sees It it is not too late to condemn certain New Year practices-andEntered aa Second Claaa Matter. OcFighting the Bible. *ob«r 57. 1»19. at the Pnetofflce at to advise against their repetition in the future. New Year’s Banfonl, Florida, under act of March Eve rightly should be on occasion of festivity, but certainly Wanted— An Epithet. . •» 1197. not of carousal and debauch. i Waste Not, Want Not. Hook* Not 8o Bad. 9*“ WSKIB rOMtia. Free Ideal Prohibition amendments nnd personal protection laws 2**0 HOWAttll u » » ! ' J " IIKIUJ Vlee-Pre.Ideal Copyright, 1922, H e e .T re a .. are made a laughing stock when newspapers country-wide 1*7 Maaanlla Aienue P h o n e I I I carry such startling accounts of riot nnd drunkencss os were so evident last Tuesday nnd Wednesday. Policemen stood lntcs the Bible and cuts out com"" t m c n i m o x r a t f .s i One Tear . ..|7.00. Six Month* $3.60 nghast, hesitating to arrest such multitudes, while casual palely Jo h n 's story of the woman In City • by Carrier per 'vlh"m 19 hrA,lt W a v e , saying to week 16c. Weeky Edition 12 Per observers wondered what it was nil about. Year. r xf-yt J r ® ' " 11" °a loti•if I S a n f o r d ’s phone: Office 108; »1 •JitS « bi* cn""»h for wint„ M MRS. FR E D DAIGER, Society Editor; O C IA L l e n d a r 4 S o c ia l S id e Residence 217-W WINTER’S CHARM r il lr * . D. L. Thrasher nnd ’5r» J- D. Woodruff will enter­ tain’at bridge a t their home on fourth Street a t 3 p. m. Fashion Borrows a L e a f From the L og B ook J jj If vre happened to he an old salt, and th u young woman sailed Into view, wo would undoubtedly lieavo a *lgh for our loat youth nnd remark, “Shiver my tlmbcre. there goon a neat little craft”. For thero la something eminently aldp>:hap« about this charming cos­ tum e which reminds ua of a trig little schooner. In the flrat place, nur heroine Is full-rigged with tho minimum of Kill*, no to apeak. Tim dress, whllo giving the apearanco i»f a tunic costume, is In reality a one-pkeo coat dries, whose fur ►nd braid trimming applied "a la llusso", gives a perfect semplane*) nf a srpnrato htouie. But. really, Ud* costume has as many now l iras ns a recent college graduate, with tho added advnntago that tin y aro entirely practical. Made o. lustrous black satin panne with t: hunting of cinnamon colored t-a ld and beaver fur. It UUmtr-.lea one of tho newest and rec:t favored color combination* f->r nftornoon wear—brown and r x c 't. The color scheme Is r.rth n r carried out by Madcm»isclh*s rhlc chapeau of cinnamon tolorcJ felt, with the Inevitable tmmh veil ulTcciod by Urn ParbI'HUK. Cent wo should fall to notice It—as tf this were possible— s^eren l!m beaver banning kindly points | nn arrow head to the new square ' vi. l..•••kilim of u particularly ernfty i " “'l Pattering Cut which la nmk}n~ ’* bid for «omo of llio popu‘“ "•V w* hmg accruing to tho b.i‘. r»a. * » w »» l i \»VIH As To I and Mine Educational Adjustment | Have You the Heart to Succeed - - - --------- ..............................................• • a w - VWl*ll<l|l|l n u t , - .» . , •, , - E Red Cross Provides jMother Collie Dog Has t0!jjAto^th avidity. He then brought in the Funds For Sufferers Adopted Baby Lioness which " promptly* ulicked ft eafllf hcciallv aand curie sympathcciolly side her with a protective air. By T h e o rIn tn l P re s* . ATLANTA, Ca., Jan. 7.—Na­ tional hc.-ulqunrtcra of the Ameri­ OAKLAND, CaU Jon. 8 .- A can Red Cross has niaiio funds baby lioness, born in a cage here available for relief of the earth ­ recently, has been adopted by o quake sunferers in the towns of mother collie dog. Granados, Hunrnha* nnd Oputo, The cub had two little brothers, state of Sonora, Mexico. but their mother, Sintba, perhaps These towns wero partially dc- believing that a life in ciptivity nn,I their populations offw ns not worth while for them about o,000 rendered destitute. An rolled on them nnd killed them. Ilut Jacksonville—Contract let construction of new Calvary 1 tist church edifice a t Firsfc Liberty Streets. Carrcabcllc—Construction new oyster dredge completed of 1 CALL A N D SEE OUR ' —j . — _The annual meeting of "th e Guild of Holy Cross Parish never draw much -ill be held nt Comfprt Cottage, residence td Mrs. M. Martin, on ominous features of the orgy were provided by the ex­ Mondnyi J*nuary 7, *) p. m. The hardest winter i* v t, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1921 cesses of large numbers o f presumably respectable people, IF NOW SOME other wise This meeting U unusually imnlwnyn the one j S ' J j J j * person would cut out of the t New and of very young men and women who sometimes went iirtant. Every, member w BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. Testament “The Sermon on th? urged to be present. Those hav­ While charity begins v to lengths painfully suggestive of revels in the red light If any man will come after mn, Mount’ nnd “ Suffer little children ing reports arc requested to httle outdoor c x o r c iX f * " let him deny himself, and take up district. to dime unto me, nnd forbid them ■ bring them. ................... his cross and follow me.—Matthew Mere in Sanford, a city with a stable population of law- not,” the job would be perfect. The girl whm knows the Illonday—Mrs. D. A. Kelly will cn-| 16:24. The ntory about the woman for­ come to See her and „ot TT, 1 tertain incoming officers qnd abiding citizens, New Year’s Eve proved too great a test for members of the Methodist given. in the eighth chapter of her never dies on olj n?aid. NONE GOES ALONE. some, nnd the nation’s laws were flouted at. 'S 'Some Church, following anuual meet­ e m e ooff th t h ee J„hn, i* cftiociully interesting be­ There is n destiny that makes us purest of the city ’s fairest were brought home from dances by cause in ail the Bible it contain* ing, which will be held nt 3 p ' brothers: Even n wise mnn and hi* escorts profoundly under the influence of something other the only reference to any writing \ are soon parted by a coal done by C hrist: "Jesus stooped dusday—Pipe Organ Club meets . . . ^ onc goes hls wa>' »l°ne: Automobiles were ,driven through All th at we send into the lives of than feminine attraction. with Mrs. J. B. Kay on Palmet­ down a.'iu and w finger wrote or on i _ .. „ . , . .. . . i:nwn n uith n Id* ilia anger • others It must he nice to live u I to Avenue at 3:30 p. m. the city streets b> men incapable o f knowing h e a d -lig h ts the ground.” And th at answer* h s* Comes back into our own. sea where you can't till if* looday—Women’s Guild of Holy from lamp posts. an inteie-ting way other wise rea foam or hcer suds comla Cross Church meet with Mrs. M. Far be it from The Herald to seek a city of mollicoddles r n ' r f i f 1* IP n,in’ who "ny:i I care not whnt his temples or his Martin, Comfort Cottage, at erteda, or preach a puritanical doctrine, but a man knows when to c:aU ! c ? ! ^ ^ The outlook for i, vj 3:30 p. m. One thing holds firm nnd fust quit and a gentleman ns escort remains ever ignorant of the fcnday-St. Agnes Guild will for those who look out. T hat into his fateful heap of days presence of intoxicating liquors. National holidays are made mett at the home of Mrs. Ben­ SOMEBODY offered a reward of and deeds. jamin Whitner a t 3:30, with Mrs. $200 ‘fur the best epithet, abusive, Shoe production increisrd to celebrate, but they are not made ns an occasion for the strong enough to arouse the drink­ The soul of n man is cast. Whitner and Mrs. Raymond year, hut emergency garoli” . violation of national laws. . —Edward Markham. philips ns hostesses. er of bootleg whisky to his folly." may soon cut this jjain. --------o-------Holiday—.Mrs. F. D. McBride will Frederick I.nndis contributed the -------------- o-------------entertain nt a Twelfth Night the following paragraph, whicii The new year is a week old. ji STATISTIC AL N( NOTES, party at her home, GOO Fifth is bettor than any epithet: Lake Placid, N. Y., is the Mecca for mnny persons fond iV ^n* ) 4 , Or-® female lidi may by 9.01 Stmt, at 8 p, ni. “The sm allest monkey in ennof w inter sports. Photo shows Mrs. J. If. Coolidge, Jr., of A man may be down, but he is • W / 000 egg*-—thia number was _ Tiesaay—Social Department will never out until he is through. In everyone’s list cf acquaintances there is always some­ tivity resides in Los Angeles. It Cleveland, O. (left), nnd Miss Carol Gregory, fishing through -A.V. J ally found n the roe o have bridge party at Club House of a tu weigh* only four ounces nnd eat* ---------o------------------------ | weighing 17 pounds. one more deeply concerned with his own “Ego” than the its at 3 p. m., with Mrs. W. J. Thig weight in fig* nnd grapes every 4— This cold snap takes all the fun general welfare of humanity. lie is a harmless sort of pen as hostess. day. The biggest monkey in cap out of cur recent laugh on the M*day—Mr*. Roy Chitte.ulen tivity is the man who, observing individual of no particular cause for concern, ami yet his North. jnaB EB aH C B an«B aB B C E K B nccB aB *K B B e-aacaB aaiM Mi will entertain the Tuesday Du- MRS. JO E BALL ENT® RT AINS. day in the Woodworth ear. the congestion at the cemetery peculiar psychology makes him an interesting subject for licate Club a t 3 o’clock a t her Mrs. J. G. Ball entertained de­ gates, persists in drinking it with­ Mr. nad Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth, of J. I. Sowers in “ The Journal” A man must live. Some sol­ discussion. ome on Elm Avenue, women and assured the club wo­ lightfully nt a theatre party Fri- BcardnII Avenue, Mr. und M rs’. I. out making his bootlegger drink diers m arry it, but Wood went to today—G. F. S. meet with Miss day evening at "The Princess D. Martin, of Park Avenue, and men that iii all m atters they would ’I he ear-mark of his individuality is his continued use it first." Wall Street. Eva Grace Wagner, a t 4 p. m. have his aid and support when Theatre, the guests enjoying• their gucst^Iohn Phillips, composof "I” nnd “mine”. It is not infrequent that his letter drifts Education is that training which i course* of study are developed nnd ------- o-------today—G. I. A. meet nt Mason­ Lloria Swanaon lit "H er Husband's I «*d a party going to Chuiuota Inn needed. The chairman expressed IT PAYS TO save little thing*. fits for the duties of life—all thr • they change as the community into this office. Then we see so much o f “I” and “mine” that ic Hall at 3 p. m. appreciation of Mr. Williams will­ Trade M ark.’’ j Sunday in the Martin car. Mr*. The best way of conducting n And some very rich men nre rich development of mind nnd enlarge* and makes greater today—Daughters of Wesley ingness to aid the social service safe and sane Leap Yenr is to look we nre inclined to forget the existence of anyone else in because they know it. But sug­ duties, A fter the show, the guests ref'n "»ley served a tempting turthe intellectual and the ' for training and service, Till hold regular business meet paired to the home of the hostess,1. ,y Hinnor. Mr. nnd Air*. Brum- J . " a T r before you leap. the world. In conversation he is even worse, as it is easier to gest saving to a young mnn who muscle, ,vhc, physical, training for citizenship, . -“ en nn?. valuable to society just —- year 1921 was «culled on. S - r c —— o-------O f tiie thousands c f men who have failed most of them ins at 8 p. m. a t the home of where red roses and poinsettiaa ,liy aro,n,“king the Inn famous for . , , . say “I” than w rite it. hasn’t got anything—he nmile« for homemaking, for parenthood, ln.1P.roI>ortlon ns they are able and •mid January 2. at the Club House.' n . , ^ in ......... M rs. Dwight Babbitt on San­ were used to advantage iii deco- ,,lcir '" ‘lightful hospitality, Now a Harvard professor tries “ went clown ’ not because they wanted ton many thingi ford Heights. and for the social nnd economic w,Bing to work in harmony with We see him drive up in “his” car although his wife and compassionately nnd passes on. rating the various rooms. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth, of to teach a monkey to talk. Most duties of life. Among the g re a t-1“ ther men. When they fail to co_ Henry Ford doc* thnt. Hi.* plant Jilt because they did not want same one tliir." hardftv«4nesda>—MacDowcll Program of the monkies we know do that three children may he riding with him. He may even in­ in Detroit save* waste paper, est tragedies in any community ar<> 1 Pr,' 1te a* members of the social Refreshments of fruit cake, old moved Thursday from the enough. Nearly everyone gets enthusiastic about sav-™ Ind Mystery Tea by Music Oe- fashioned pound cake and coffee vite us out to “his” house to eat of “his” food. He seems string, used-up head* o f mops the misfits. Men who have mr ”.r,”J t,“ la'l to add their eontribualready. ncs, "“,u?,e Bearilnli Avenue to partment a t Woman’s Club a t 4 were served. , -Myrtle Avenue. Mr*. Lillie Jones ------- o-------in g in:r.iey once in a while— but it’s only the fellow who o’clock. always to forget that the law provides for joint-ownership broken pail*, nuts, boils, etc. At found themselves—or who have 11'011, they become an incumbent upnntnvi... ii* "'"I AHss Hoskins Jones expect to "ther members of the It is n good thing Congress con­ between husband nnd wife. ,hp pml of Abe year the snviing not been found by Idind circum- 0,1 dees not a llo w .h is enthusiasm to die that ever has I'cdncuday — Literature Dcpnrtequal* a million dollnrs n month. stance*. Men who drift into vocn ” r’” | Pvened when it did or it would have diul hospitaiity* were Mr! und Mr*. C " MK- “ut ?rom town soon to « « • a savings account worth while. Your iirrrpcritv is in nt at Woman’s Club at 3 p. ni. Sometimes, in his most odious form, he is a politician, fions for which they a re not fi:- , Uu!' problem is not only to fit been too late to adjourn until Mon­ Feitlter, Mr. and Mr*. George ur*day—Mr*. M. S. Wiggins your ‘‘heart.’* ' day. who blows into your olTice and blusters around indefinitely JUDGE FORI), uf New York’s ted. .Men who have not been "'dividual generally to live trill entertain the Thirteen Knight, Mr. nnd .Mrs. James G. --------o------- giving you nn itimized account of his unusual abilities nnd Supreme C ourt, say*: "Unclean trained to do any p articular kind ■''"'Gi. the group, but to lecure for Bridge Club nt her homo on Sharon, Mr. aril Mrs. C. E. Henry, Hi* of work. It is from this class that | ‘ "'dividual also the partirular Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holy, Mr. and Ford plans nn expenditure of his numerous accomplishments. To the conversation of this hook* nre a world'* peril.’’ Magnolia Avenue nt 3 p. m. training that may more than $1 ID,000,000 for 1924. iniliwliud I and "mine” are more essential than the power agitation does credit to his mind bread lines nre made up and th** , nt\ luriday—East Side Primary Mrs. Charles E. Pelot, of Jackson­ "‘"d for him. This brings tin and heart, hut fortunately tin arm y of the unemployed recruitWho snid he wasn’t going to run to articulate. Parent-Teacher Assciation at ville, nnd Mrs. W. S. Jordon, of •ip to the m atter of choice and se­ books that worry him are not r. id. Jacksonville. for president? 3J10 p. m. .. ... ... mi- cis'in-i.i in nanProfessor Burrittj o f Conn*!!, lection of course* on the part of ■ o-------Nor nre we admonishing a total abstinence from the world peril. orsday—West Side Primary Pa­ ide.tl weather for all crops aa this lord did not secure the Florida lord and said th at wo hud an ade­ the pupil. It will he seen that th Book* nnd speech today nre bet­ has snin! “There exists in every Federation headquarters, Orlando quate ccuipment and a good tire rent-Teachers Association at .MRRS. MUNSON ENTERTAINS surisun to date. A COMMUNITY BUILDER Some advertisers think that use of personal pronouns. Such would be to counsel a false opportunity f i r immature pupils AT TEA. 3:30 p. m. having offered so much more than force. He especially impressed on when they take their nd out of a modesty. But the ever-recurrent use of “1” and “mine,” ter than they ever have been in community the forces and the abil­ to make such a choice bring* u* Boston Steele, of Benrdall Av the world's history. The ordinary ity necessary to solve th a t com­ Active Designated Dcao-'tory of The United Saw^Jof AmtrifJ orsday—.'y^itfe Side Primary Pa­ ’’f we could r.s ail iiiiluecment. newspaper, it will immediately Mrs. Fannie Stcmbridgc MuiHoiij nue. has the largest acreage 'of his hearers th at necessity in sometimes with intent sometimes thrqqgh cai'elcaaaess is book of a short time back would munity's prolderps. They may le* face to face with a most s.-rioua Vft State o. H oriJa, City cf Hanford end County of Scmicotr | rent-Teachers Association nt \vn.; bus fiJTnu puHTTcn(fort. too charming hostess.- Sunday strawberries around here. 1 , . -------------........... He hiu 1 A fter a report of tho Revision turning in a fire eaii, to give the problem. r f all the problems and frequently are. undeveloped, 3:30 p. m. the keynote of conceit. If through carelessness, it should shock the most hardened of to­ • -------- o------afternoon, when she entertained iu j so»,0 growing on his own furra !couiinii.e'o. given most capably by (’oim.tmgnt clear nnd accurate th a t have been rolled up.tn the day. Queen Elizabeth's ordinary but they are none the Ice* there." riday—Mothers’ Club will be en­ 5 o clock tea, a t her liomu on Myr- ( and some in tiie field on the Jones ’,JlL' clrairinaa, .Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, the.11?fcrmatksti"hnd not say. "Fir>» on F. I*. F O rS T S h , President The other day Pensacola people be sedulously avoided, if w ith intent the means is what conversation, if she should return These forces must be sought old. schools there is none more difficult B. r . V;!IITNF.n, Cuhlffl tertained by Mrs. Frank Adam s'tie Avenue, i ris vry day now. j meeting was turned over to the 'Sanford Avenue," and then hang wero addressing John Martin ns thwarts the end. with it. would enure Justice Ford stimujati'd, trained and developed than this,more fraught with ilanand Mrs. Sam Bradford at the Tiie rooms were lovely with bas­ pine. They nre picking fine ber- ichairman for tho afternoon’s pro.I tip the rocciver. He said th a t the “governor.’’ That’s whnt might to semi her to jail for vile inde­ and then applied to the problem- V , ">»•; one full oi more sp'eadid me of the former a t 3:30 p. m. ket!! of flaming poinsettiaa and the rie.; every day now. 3 n in n B n n n r:::n 2 rx 3 3 a 3 x a 2 r3 2 R n E r:::n u ~ 3 a a n M ii igratn Mm. Jol,n Leonard!. Sirs, average in gettin g out on the fire almost be called jumping nt con­ of the community Modern society po: nibilitica than that of guiding dainty tea table wns laid with a THE FIRST EDITION o f the eagerly-looked for Florida cency. Chicken thieve* visited here I l-runniili then .stated that since the ‘ a'l was one minute and a half each boy and girl into the cr.ur " clusions. has developed no more efficient orWe arc bad enough, but we are R. J. Holly nnd R., S. Holly were lace cloth and centered with a sil­ Piyinoulh Rocks at A. Corpuny’s l"0{jtom was cn the Commission i ite r the call is received and study nr kind of school that will 11 acker made its appearance Friday, and was everything getting better. We don’t need any ganizntion for seeking out these lusines* visitors in Winter Park, ver basket of poinsettins and ferns. four Rhode Island* Reds a t ‘B. Jr3rm of government, that she liad included 'he time necessary toI that prepare for* that pnrtieulai find Read the Sanford Herald nnd those who knew the energy and ability of the men behind it censorship. If a man commits a force*, stimulating them, training best Friday and Saturday. Mr3. Munson’s guests were Mr.:. Steele’s nnd three Rhode Inland invited the Mayor, City Manager, the location of tho fire. Theo club it *■'!»• <’f aervico in which sn.-ceus is contemplate whnt nearly two bti\e been expecting. Any first edition is a never-ceasing crime, put him in jail a fte r he them nnd retting them to thcii . , Margaret luting, of Chicago, Mrs. I’cd.i at I. E. Eatridgcs’a. and , Flic Chief to outline foi one nio-t likely nssure l. Any attempt . --— their ----- •". indebted- to - Mr. - jr. Paxton for task thnn the public schools. thousand acre* in celery means source of worry nnd suspense to its author but for whatever has committed it. John G._ Lconardi is spending a 1Hammond Mrs. John Leonnrdi, mrtou-i duties. Mrs. Harry Hoctho most instructive and internlong this l’no will be open to somo Walter Ilauhr on kiiltd a s irB O T H S o d s a n d f e d f i e r s for Seminole co"nty.—The Ob­ The schools must train children rritie fn i. For seine pupils it may ’w day* in Jacksonville, on legal! Miss Fannie Rolm Munson, Messrs. f.e t diamond-hack rattlesnake »a ten, who i a member of the City in.'? talks given this year. Tiie anxious days and sleepless nights this one has caused, the server. lOilni'.:.-. THURSDAY Dr. Bern.l, distin­ to become efficient members of tho Moore and M. F. Robinaon. will, indeed necessary, to put Christmas Eve, getting ih re j big Manning Commission, spoke first next meeting will conclude tiie a t T f i c s o j n e t i m e * , -------- o--------result should be ample compensation. It is a magazine jam ­ guished surgeon, dropped dead in social group. What the child docs o', the decision ca long as possible \. E. . Iitchell’s yard Nc*v Year's and wn.t most cnthurinsticnlly re- r-tudy of the commission form of and what ho is to become, he must Philadelphia. playing handball. med lull of interesting bits o f trucking i * It is rcorted thnt John 1). Rock­ fiill Pritchard of Lakeland was However, w.. must remember that PUBLIC INVITED morning. An unlucky snake, no he received. She pitice l before the' guvcrniuent. , - - ........... information, and is S c r a ' t c A f e e d -vYodt d o if . be taught to think of a* a s e m .. iitTloorns efeller, when playing golf, quits IkhiikI to become of imlispensible value to the growers of Every other day you read of some |w guest of Mr. ami Iv'rs. W. Mortb< va.-t nujority of boys am! clul) women some of the work this A fter the meeting meet! ha ! 13 rattles nod a button. The public in invited to the Mncadjourned, middle-aged man dropping dead nnd ns a contribution to the social ♦rirls who leave school before grad nn the eighth hole. Many a good kw Tnipgcn on Friday. in ' roiumission iio;iei to accomplish., Mr.t. Dutton, Mrs. Win. T Fields’ : Dowell program and “Mystery Nolo—Koiao papt ni say , n ot to group of wiiich he form s a part. tint ion a i- mailing for tiu n eivi". RED COMBEGG MASH score has been ruined by continu­ thi. state. It is a credit to Bob Holly, the man whose imagin- unnecessarily, ! Tea" to be given ill the Woman’s print snake stories. But tho sn a k e s -.hr* told of some of the plan: r.l- Mrs. J. C. Gibbs nad Mrs. L !»’ ing to the ninth. a* o:ii and ability produced it, and a source of pride to Sanford, F»r « doctor tlicre i* no excuse, The true mission then of ivlucn'.ion an ! '.*• th M o t p-.rt mi aided, a Judge I.ugene (o x of Camilla, i (’|ul» House, Wednesday, January are here nnd why not lull of it «s a tcmly made for making our lake- Hagan r.ervcd refresdniiont.i to all is to fit the child into its proper tile bite of its home office. If Dr- Bornd Were using an old k*-. wa< the guest of Judge and <j( a t | p. m . , ' ' ' positive life decision, N > front it oi.ice of beauty, tile reside- the eiuh num bers and visitors. warning. rubber band to hold together prec­ environment. There is no tad. • ai .n can c c r i» in considering tho lion placed on certain properties The carefully bandaged shrubs rs. Janies (,. Klinron on Friday. A charge of fiOe per guest wilt greater or more worthwhile tha.i Mr. and Mr*. William Polk e n ­ ious papers he would handle that "••oi l in in all uriousncsi in themaking a well liefind nu^ro <iisand flowers you sec today along .. lie asked for the “tea.” Tallies for tertain! d nt a New Year’s parl> to train an individual for ouch r .VAt DOWELL M EMORIAL" old band m ost carefully, knowing *•••".ith. eighth r.ntl ninth grades. t'ic t, tho planting iu the park*, the city’s residential streets may uni h • • Mrs. John McNamara has icfour may he reserved, ( ’all Mrn. Monday evening ut their home or. vice ns will give bin larg e st con WEEK. how easily it would brc-ik. .I n . deei.io.n may bo changed ir* ‘ '•he called attention to the fact remind you o fsome base hospital t»r.is| from Savannah, Ga., where Henry W ight, phone IG3-W for re- Konth Sanfonl Heights. Dancing tribution to society. Service i| Mac Dowel I Memorial Week will I he heart of a middle-aged man i lont-i.. nr n year, nr in rovern! ’h it Mr. wmr.ii. do:i h.-ul two honduring tho recent war. “ sprat the holidays with her rorvaliou.-.. and music were enjoyed, nnd ut a jorary By Irvin S. Cobh i - like an old rubber band—some­ the ideal of the modern educator enrv„ Vi,-hi F Vbs‘,, vt’'1 1,1 Sanford this week, r.ieniber*. Mrs. Ii „ . • but if the decision i* made / _____ » a *a |, kite hour a tempting lunch was - •’ • beginning Sunday, Jan. ti. thing to be handled carefully. Ii and with this thought in mind ‘‘’'" ''• ‘I ‘I Tiite end, there can be ■jJAssociated Press dispatches tell served. Tiie following were pres ami the Hon. F. I\ Foster; a n ! 1 Every m usician-and mur.ic lover chools are planned and fjuitr naught hut rai;i. snaps easily. | announced that Fred Williams had S iu lM m lU V i Tim Hurst, now deceased, was a- how, I w ant to give credit to the Mliss is* Lollic B. Robertson has reof tho burning of the Tropical Inn cut: Dr. and Mrs. J. R. KUy. ,v tii< Woman’s Hanford is_ asked to co-operate appointed by u t Miami. But after all, one fish will be recalled, for years an uin- original source, whatever it was. Mis;: t?ue Fay, Do nf’.iy, Mrs. Lib- "ecu. ________ onied home from Grecmiboro, (ia., BALDWIN, the Prime Minister Ciuh ns a member of the advisory iV. *"e Music Department of the Toproduee eWt refuges J lire in tho big league*. He was there wan a very pleasant New more or less in a whole ocean of {' >ie Weeks, Miss Annie Weeks. p*re she spent the holidays with The man who is taking statis­ " f England, who doesn't know ex­ Yl:.i ':i Day I’urty nnd dinner ut Okio Weeks, Harry Weeks, Air. committee. Mrs. Hecrcn spoke '*omnn s Club in bringing before one amount cf protein V them doesn’t make much differ-1 "n® 'lay when the tics for the new city directory ap- actly when he will he put out by grand-parents. I,eaP*‘j the w.uk of KdivnnI the \V. IV. Dressor home on Lak* and Mrs. K. .1. Tutliill. Ben T ui- most interestingly | catcher took exception of Tim’s pruaches a ino\irn' home in tho giy nml the Worn- v.ie enec. and fesAiim anotfur jl Labor, is com posing a speech for MacDowcll, America's greatest n i’e (’ii.ii c-oegratululc-s itself on . . Golden Tuesday. The living room j judgment of pitched balls. nill. Winifred Bellows, Archie Bel­ M r. and Mr*. \v. At the doorway stand* iia tlii' King, who makes no bone* amcunV-Ta pxcduccSOW] .j-. j .Huburli. ■ ■ --........ . "»•""* on ' -•-.WasKor and nml a;recn porch were decorated in lows, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond having micli a enpable fwoman rep- composer. Get ou- your ' iacDowOne came whizzing over. If the young folks who l *. ..'iV d- termnird-looking lady. Iabout the fact that he does not j reijulres a dcublecnourj* U JJ l.L.l__ i j , . . . . | catcher thought it should S f a r i ^.SM uniJ n5J’ U-, '-VC^ - ,n £hrl*tmxs giecns and red hells, Stowe, J. T. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. rr rent it o:i the City Planning ell and begin a r.civ study of it. spending their money foolishly . ...... , been called a strike. naV<> i ... be says, "my call is write his own speeches. His job The Music Department will give expect to The long dinner table was beauti­ E. A. Moffett, Miss Evcletio Cust. Commission. • .W im io io n a t.7 would invest it in Clcnrwnter real some time here. official. I iiiii compiling statistics is to speak the piece a fte r the a MacDowcll program followed by "Ball!” stated Tim. ful vvith the ted and green puin- Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Favgr, Mr. and A fter the talk the Meeting was i' estate they would have a com­ "Look here, Mr. Umpire," si on the inhabitants in this part of representative of the people has £ a “ Mystery Tea,” Wednesday af­ snttins placed tlat on the white tn__ ______ (i _.V .......................... _ written it. petence in their old age.—Clear­ o,l ,ho |Mrs. Dwight Babbitt, .Mines bio linen with crystul candle- Mr*. William Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. thrown open for question* and dis­ ternoon, Jen. 9, in the club house catcher, -IK pK :i h a " " o S S j t r cussion » » * « the open Forum plan­ Busline'll Bales, Mrs. Bales, Miss w ater Sun. As much might be tiie corners on it! lhaten, Edna nnu Laura C'hitten- sticks nnd. .red. candles ........ ... ............... .. Vivian Yc-lton. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. ned. Mrs. Ilcorcn graciously an­ at -I o’clock. 1 bey have some real Demo­ burning. |’Duffy— Hororia Duffy.’ Raid for Sanford. The program will he in charge sn rcturnui home Saturday front Taken altogether, it was a beaut:• Hamil. Edwin llamil, Charles swered nil qttcatloas asked her. cracy over there, although they ’’Ye*, son,’ said Tim, “but a “And your liusbnnd’s niimo?" ---------o-------keep tho ancient forms. c f Mrs. Schello Mnines and .Mrs. Hi,®:01r tr*p to Palm Beach and coffee and ice cream were nil Hamil, Mr. and Mrt.R. C. Long, am t got buy windows on it!" “ N’ntiir ilic ir. it... . . . Mr. Lake, the mayor, did not Ed Higgins, and will include the ii *i 1 it .t t no s**me a* me WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED A fter hearing Mr. Bryan’* dclami’ ‘ C"1 n "»»«ral salads, cakes, Mr. nnd Mrs. Leon Purvis, Miss own—Dulfy. come ami tin next speaker un the musical numbers, “ Witches Dance,” Lint Avenue anil Commercial Streelscription of the man he would .sup­ THE I HARMING young Prince , , — ........... —___ s. There wop* Oim of the comic papers scored Grotchn lauig, Miss Kathleen program was tiie i(.‘ty Manager, "I mean hi* full name.' of Wales is going to Africa on a port for president, we are re­ not long ago with tlii* one: If silr-ticn s front “ New England I.IMrs. - Morton Thigpen and l!,rco I’U'Hulny cakes, no the party l.ong, Dick Schamp, Cecil Flovv1!' I'bea lie's full he thinks bunting expedition. But this minded that after all Utopia was memory Nerves me rijeht it was .it*" V f 'T 'i M y K " “ Womllantl Sketches,“ a Billie left Sunday tor L ak c-'was M ,Von as u celebration of Mrs. ers and Miss Adeline Jlorria ot Dempsey, hut when I lay time, with the Labor P arty in and lOftiMy outline.I hln duti.M «*■«oirf* of ron*r^ m d other of Mu* only a heavenly make-believe in iii Life that it happened. An.v- me Jack "id where they will spend several! 1)rt ”' Mrs. B. II. Squiro’a and Paintka. bunds on him it’* ntii| Duffy. I" " 'r. the young gentleman will the imagination of Thomas Moore. o im ^ M tiV * ; rending; >* a:: the gues, oi her aunt, Mrs. -I- C. Ellsworth’* hirtlulays, which I the new city charter thnt he did ind n nketch ^ travel on an ordinary passenger cn’ have all been recent events. W. B. Ballard of Alt: MEISCIUXTS AND MIN'KIES TIJANSI'OItTA'PION K* »"‘t have a : much power a i under Macl>oxVl-|| colony at Peter! steamer. He won’t lake the bat­ Tiiose present were: Mr. anti. spent Saturday in Sanford amontu \ enizelos is no more than elect­ trana-j the o1'* - " u ♦*•••♦ **» j}, q r i u : i i . : i r i w i i<isv::w:i:!t sK itv in tleship Renown, with a couple of ed president of the National As­ Marry WaUh has gone to ChiMroV,\V' W r: Dressor. Helen Dressacting business. L“ ““ “ t riM-i l:-rt.H<.iit ;;ir tlrir Vlir •*Ks J *M t f1 . l-rei'i Jnr!»»«i>» !"<• thousand men as crew, burning "■ jc*in F. F. Dut- ?F’ f j — Dressor, Mr. und sirs sembly in Greece when he is sud­ atk i v r i r i t t v kn -.ni .r° hcLwln Ln. ,/oodworth, 1 ninny tons of coal, to carry his ini mui.ll M U i.tlH P i l l s The Asheville Citizen Ann Wooddenly stricken ill. But that doesn’t t: v i .t i v m ti:. *i,,. Miss Lovey Turner, Mrs. R a­ Xll.Stl \KtV tilllh . V- '• pPpiuintzj huiin JKl> lht' r uthcy W>H attend portnnt personality aero** the tio sro N . iivss. for V...n. "°.r t9: JJj I,ri s"!* "'oodworth. Mr. prove conclusively that there Is Lm ..............* the Florida Vege-■ Dr” IZ.VJ 1*11It. I DPI.I'll I V. I'A. ~ Raynor, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mc­ orenna. British royalty is wise n m uiii. h i .. r0Ic Corporation. i and Mrs. A. Corpany, Mr. and mona always something to take the joy • X.|s I'lTTStlt ltd It. I'tLean of Geneva returned honu n .K u : i ,i w ) , o. ............... .......... —it can take a hint. jj _ -------Mrs. C. E. Chnrpening, Miss Helen out nf life. ::*i.nt s i* m m . UHVHOIT. Vllsn. Sunday from West Palm Beach T O THE TOURISTS i i .o.i 'rot.Kiio, ii . were hanged Tor murder. Com- 'n a,"<‘r* °T the present that youthiio n t h k a i ,. ip u. where Mias Turner and Mrs. Ray *X II„*,a UVSHINKTOV. i»0 THE ROYAL FAMILY might menting on this, The Atlanta Con. ' »'X t'e*se* have come. The thing F o r t M yers. “ The C ity Ticket* ln< | m|.. cii-nls (rxe.'ia ttrtiet, !• rank E. Jennings of Jackson­ % •or attended the Florida Educa f..r Havanonh. Ib-i nay to the liriti-h Labor Party: U’h f«*r stitutinn argues that “ parental in ! I* " proverb und n ' ' I ri-.irm on «>n cl cynicism “ Why shouldn’t we travel on a " f P u ln is,” enn be reached ville starts the new year with lio.’ial meeting. , i . . . . . .. - '“ ''iJhiiny nml llerkslil 'v nml pome dulgcnee nnd “the llotnl of homei throughout the land. , rti.iniiT* carry extra cliurg-- . . Jests are special battleship? she X d friends SIwin Bidd.nge, challenge. A-i a candidate for made hootch by aiitotnnbile front nil Didn’t the Jr">tCC.. thewhere holiday* m enus Mr anJ , Ir< j (.E.KlU^wurth. are destroying governor he ha* lost none of hi* >out lit til character at an alarming jnade on it. “She does not elevate American Republicans send their Foil II.VI.TMIOIM: m Kfj Knit r :tn . viii: m'» i * Mrs. Raymond Key nnd littl seetinhs north o f our city. . ------1 i _ Mr. nml Mrs. W. A. Raynor have her moral* bemuse lie imitates via sitx.innnh ,*i(in |-. -j, prestige nnd will give John W. rate. It continue : %Ia ^amniiiih *• president to Europe on a special •laughter, Adelaide, returned horn Mr. and .Mrs Archin n .n ti ‘ Mr. Raynor’s sister and husbami, her mother. The girl of today F o r t M yers loves visi­ Martin a real race. The two can­ r . raster-. J in . 3-J1-2*r.m ,i... uV.fi. Arsh,c Ganlt jn - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Overton, o' Sunday from Daytona Beach ■'vi "1 here ha* never been such «• run* around so much bemuse she battleship, w ith several other to rs. Wo w a n t tiie to u r­ didates will Stage a debate Jan ­ record Pry i l*'.e ,buir‘h a ao" o"- ___ J’kut Quoguc. Long Island, n> •vhotu she has spent the past tw I#, i ■ * Ninluri.* r. Jan. ' ‘ ‘YlSi-JJ record of of youthful drinking— *s trying to keep up with her moth snips to do him honor?” l • ralun. J.,n. 'j.pj.j,,. Ilownnl. I»i>c. 31-Jan“ uary 1 I.—Orlando Sentinel. ist to conic dow n and see as the guest of Mrs. Wal But to that Britisli Labor could among boys and girls of school er. They used to buy the children tulamnlilli rarrinl nu ,tw»m#r». ttnclmtii.*; »•*> r,n ** frights.1* The*litthJl?fadnhM"heel! Rue*t* for tho winter a t their weeks er Twitchell. Mr. Key spent th "s. to be w ith us. nnd en­ reply: ‘All very well, but here in lnHd John Robert b(ron homo on Silver Lake. af' t> m. tft*-' history of this conn■ ’ M ale pencils; now they buy them AMrcUm, tIll„ i,..rg .Mri.t( | t-rurmacl.m > ■ » r. |U --»t. , • .. — .i -<uy them The were ju*t half as many try and the concoctions that they brow pencils. l. _____1 Mrs. Ii, M. McCall and iliugh- week-end at Daytona Beach re Bridge, country England We nro trying to estab­ Sir. | ..-it- r1’ |o«r« ..is , • jo y o n r en c h an tin g en­ ynchn rs during the past year as drink not only tend to undermine club, campaigning, dancing, cock­ lish real Democracy, whereas in j. t LMisies Bessie I*)n<» _ t,‘r* Kobbio Louise, of Goldsboro, turning home with his family. w Vim. T rr*. t*a«, Vacul. f. VI. II tll.R, ' ;rfc viro n m en t. In the year before. For this we • very-moral flberof heart and body, tails, tag days, soliciting on the America they a re doing nil they H v '-rl »ifr!vP j-,rPi S1M) ,. |t4; < Illr. Trlrpk*** can be ljustly proud. W o have sp len d id hotels, Mr. nnd rM.i. Charles E. L’elo — *!ut Florida biit to scar judgment and consei ’tiect i for money—all these tilings can to establish plutocracy. vie* wi h Mississippi for the lynch­ flirt*, anil firi; the baser instincts, are indulged in to excess by many ind Mrs. W. B. Jordon of Ja ck m o d ern and (ire proof. Ex­ ing eh mpionship, both states hav­ that crimes, even of murilcr, an* mothers, e x e c * being a label of mnvillo .arrived Friday evening t c e lle n t hnnrdiiig houses, -: guests or frier ing uij ht blotches to their dis- resorted to by boy.* who scarcely tins age;; and it i* done at the ness without being harmed. Rut bo the guests oi Judge nnd Mr;, j|R 3 g B ai:c^ Z 5 E 5 s: a ; ;a jt -|3r;;cna:;aBfl;ea3BCS!csaca5BC3nll* a p a rtm e n t* an d furnished ' few also. .a* <lnys 1U X4I, crulit. For this we can only hang know how to handle a gun. Janies G. Sharon a t their homo o cost of youthful discipline. Too they are given an unforgettuhl» room s a t reasonable prices our heads. ” r. and Mrs Tenth Sticet. Mr. and Mrs. PclcJ “This indictment, of course, i* many mothers could not now re­ education by th a t experience, such Uhortt :c -IDS---------------phoneA bus line provldej good not made against young people n < form their daughters if they would. nn duration th a t, when they shall __ _* .* . *...; . Iren nnd rMrs. spent is ,? .- & ; 1 Estridge's moth“ d ' • nSaturdhy - E ’ lrl," : c in “nJ Bradentowri Lad!. where c s^htuern' ied dally Bcrvlco to anil from iyade, * 1 to Fort u:°rt „r. cr' Mr* M arian Carothcra, motor- returning to Saniord Sunday u f Hanford i.* to be congratulated a whole. The great majority of I m y have lost their hold on them. become mothers, they will say: Fort Myers via Arcadia, on a | n°°l, after havin,- «n»m UC™n8lei* to Kissimmca Sunday to be ternoon. on having attained the rank of a them, let us hope, nre strong ) They are held in de’rision *o fnr a'n ‘My daughter shall have a better three hour .chedule. mother’s example than I had. .Kinfeasant two-vvcek"s B'ucats of Sheriff and Mrs. Faarmfirst Clan* poMt office, the receipts uiough to withstaml the tempta* , ’ripline F O R T ) Come nnd enjoy yourset.es shall not have to fight against tiie Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Sperrin; t r Parents, .\!r an l r r r cr for th(‘ f or last year exceeded the requisite* tn»n*. hut it is foolish to close one , 1he unlifter of tomorrow is the —you will feel tho thrill of M Y E R S( Nker, yr. ' n‘* *'Irs- J- IMr. ami Sfrs. Toyama, of Bervnl- have returned to their homo a rnark of forty thousand dollars. eye* to facts. If parents would do undisriplineil girl of today. Hu­ temptations th at assailed me." nntnlnteil geniality. Tims will the real uplift of Am' all Avenue, ha<i guests front Tam­ Sanford after an enjoyable vveel Tins incident but emphasizes the lew eloping the eyes to what com­ man nature i.i at base so fine, and ertenn morals lie brought about. pa, Daytona nml DeLand for spent here visiting Mr. Spcrring': Chamber of Commerce fact that Sanford i.t growing ami mon sense itself must impress i the the shadow of countless gener­ I"1 d llittln l t t u a.1... 1. .?*!?!• i .* J” ‘• “*?•• Hern »*e<uruuier router Christmas. mother, Mr*. J. W. Sperring am iUr* i AV 0U .,li * u‘ heartaches Fort Myers, Florida. growing rapidly.—Star-Telegram. about the hoy or girl." ation* of self-government is s<» H our chold Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trank-i aaJ P e tcturm.!.Ku‘<-V ViJJ^ni« Dell, Miss Adeline Morris has re­ Consideration o f the adm inistra­ other relatives. Mr. Sperring L All of which goes to show that iNiwerfiil that a tremendous major­ tion tax hill wns resumed by the ■— B oez.uJ ce framThe 5f.mo ,nftc'r an ab- turned to her home in Palutka, af­ ono of this county’s former cits But the reform of youth will not ity ■a..;.1 ’ banford is being watched. of the girls „f the present como 1 ran sferretl A n yw here Any Tim e ter spending the week-end as a ions and ho likes to get back nm be acomplished by the parents of through the atmosphere of loose- hou.ve ways anil means commit­ Jy vD itc? Mrs ° f n KIY W£VT I’her. M- 1 f- --s* Bornreuter’s w — 1rnreuter’s giipst of Misa Sue Fay, of Camer­ enjoy the splendid bird huntin tee. u Slornjfe Knott, .,n in San- on Avenue. F°. and from h h i m m „ I W i ( m ||1 |h i ||( m m j | n n n u v u o * * that the country here afford: Ly for a hontdng0 tr/n ^Jiih^'1^0 i w - Dresror am! Needless to add that he got h! brother. .Mr. [ F Pk’I „ “ "l u*i,l,1^ n “ ,,d Alr* u'" 1 Mrs. Henri share of quail during his visit, fcf Jncksor ville Tim,. °tV -,n* n " o0< a,,d cbiMren drove t* he is a good shot.—Jucksonvill r* vlUo Clines-Union.Daytona Beach for the day Sun- Tinu-s-Union. t* r‘ V PAGE Ti i i - [« * S 5 S S c^S 2S a5H i!S S a5E S S S Z S a5Z ra5H S H S aS H S a5E S aS H E 57 Big autos often / snail autos. B*ig flu?*1** < •'(t™ m f a ittt t i y S a f ou, let him first cast a atone n*. i:or." John never wrote th at, says the learned translator; somebody put it 'in. Another learned man says the Book of Johi was w ritten tv.*o or three hundred yoarj after the death of C hrist nnd, if that bo true, John might have missed something. V• >tr> T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1921 P-ipirSiv!' I*W D. .h o th ’ S , V On the subject of “The New Year’s Orgy”, the Detroit 'Sid, 3X 55 iS thelr°hLft: * “Ho thnt is without sin among nFrZr*?' ~ TOM SIMS SAX - i f f IT -T, J A rmcAnn IPECIAI. XOTlriJi All obituary Free Press has th is to sa y : notice*, cards of thauka. resolutions and -notice* of entertainment* where I The scandalous manner in which thousands among chnrRes nre made, will be rharRed' for at rexular advrrtlsInR rates. I the New Year’s eve crowds in the public dining rooms, cafes’ restaurants, and other places of entertainment in * E J " E n THE ASSOCIATED PIIESH The Associated Press is exclusDetroit conducted themselves is a noisome disgraeo to Ijrely entitled to the use for repubthe community. Such sneering, flouting of the law, such Heat Ion of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise callous disregard for the rules of ordinary propriety in credited In this paper nnd also the public places, such sodden drunkenness had never before local new* published herein. All rights of re-publlcatlon of special occurred in this city on n similar scale. And particularly dispatches herein are also reserved. ' WOMAN’S CLUB COLUMN .rSS*-- ......... ................... •> ............................... J is! NATIONALBAKH S C iLr.en I d"d w' itjl"®" fitdit,"Venioved hereto ♦bn , “»r 0 Dougina, Aria., the museum workshop and fetched the nearest American city. her n bottIc r? whIch ?hc. Information sent through ecur::!ar channels ns to the readiness of American Red Cross relief FOUNTAIN INN brought the following reply from the governor of tho ;-tate of Son­ Eustis, Florida \ voim CAaraoHCiorDMw ora: " Is now open and tho management “It is n deep satisfaction that takes pleasure in extending to the ha* come to the knowledge of thin Sanford public nnd winter visitors Originators of 3 executive through tho Depart men* n most cordial invitation to visit of Foreign Relations, Mexico City’ the Inn nnd partake of its hospi­ Auto n*>out tho offer of the* American tality. The Inn is delightfully Re.l Cm** to render iieip niiii cate*J an'l uITera to its guests every __ j . como to the relief of the 'towns comfort and enjoyment. Thc > > VC c la ss and beauty to your of lliiasabna and Granados, whicii were visited by "arthquake, In nr­ m S u a lZ 'l 'iT l'.'hVTnm.” S h 3 2 «“ % •' ' i "t mg gladly rush a spontaneous, j:re<3 of oxcellence that permeates taken care of. Our material willing and generous act, I ask you tiie entire establishment. :dt >. :o to convoy to the American does not check, blister or Telephone 121 Eustis. K.’MCross the sincere appreciation wash off. A longer lasting, and thanks of the government and people of this state." THE PAINT V e SELL belter job, lhan can be dm The authorizations made twin, IS w the National Headquarter,: of with any other material. the American Red Cross will he added to funds raised locally in Workmanship of highest type. , nti;;Ias ior the immediate purchnse and dispatch A. of tentts, food and clothing to the earthquako r> 'orre i in the .Mexican towns IT DOES NOT CRACK, nffected. to Painting Day SUNPROOF 1‘EEL, NOR BLISTER, OR CHALK OFF power. It is to prevent the comAmerican rrunius from shnring A Full Line of Knisomine. Var­ • ^ V " f a t e that tho .Mae Dowel I nishes and Stains colony is founded. This program l.r.-mi’i’t to lie one of the most BOLD ONLY BY Lonutiml end interesting of the season. Hi? ‘Jfys’cry .Tea” which fnl. e..s th" program will bo n dcUghtifi ovrxt, nnd while the menu .... J | Sf - SANFORD PAINT STORE ^ Phone H O.'l - “u>vfully^r.-oaiV.”' Henley. thajrman. of the Music I)ep:irt i -----------a " . and her i mmittcce are do-i y tle-g possible to make! ■ 521 N . t ‘ J. — th: ■ day « atirccns. . '■ , ■ ’-o cordially invited* to 2,*. Pi’°frrnni honorln/r our T 'a i ( erajiiiser, and to enjov! t'i” "My-tcry Ten," and help th e 1 Music department to carry on the better work that it is doing. Mystery Tea .Menu.' “Womnu’s Delight" I Know not Why I Love Thee. Rumors of the Desert. Slender and Sweet. Brink to Me only With Thine Eyes. Longing for More. Adam’s Ale. Forrest ry. , Lyk^lus Auto 1^ S ystcr- Phone 413 A. IIEj ^ nVplfv I 1x0 c llj r..>rks THE NEW TREATMENT fOR B A u -. .Top. I'm grisi * Work tilder street KOUMfLLAT & ANDERSONRa4,a,or in weld It” IDA ..... \ F.O.B DETROIT MU/ My Favorite Stories EAST SANFORD ‘R m mm to day? Y o e c a n tfcadii F o rt M y@ r. v h y a u to m d b ito jr ^ 7 x r,* . . / CO NORTH RY SEA Uplifters” of Tomorrow N O W ^ , A Striking ValueConsidering the improved appearance of the new Ford T ou rin g Car, on e w o u ld naturally exp ect a propor­ tionate advance in price. EDWARD HIGGINS Authorized Ford Dealer QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER - c ing its cost to the purchaser. Acomparisonextcndingover a long period of years w ill reveal the fact tha t the present price is actually the lo w e s t Larger scale production, h ow ­ at which the five-passenger ever, has made it possible to open car has ever been sold. incorporate in this new type ThcFordTouringCar stands touring car a number of de­ today, as it always has,a m ost cided improve­ rem arkable TUiiccrcanbeobtointdthron^htht ments w i t h ­ v a lu e in t h e S 'crU hi\/Ui/% f/Lrcs'uz* trt-trv • o u t in c r e a smotor car Held. -------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ (I ’295 5n // - ■'i < Y _ iV >V ,//V > - C ' ; c / !Lg -T 1 V JC X S Ix fif" ’ * 'H A C r C F - S r jw -j.T ," ■M' �*.?* Tt&Sp ... m . • Su ING GATORS WILL MEET DRAKE COBB SAYS WILL RSITY AT GAINESVILLE NOV. 27 PLAY 100 GAMES IN 1924 SEASON Landis Passes 0 . K. *- -BY GONDO DOINGS OF THE DUFFS- /n 77ie World O f Sports ppo se you are all s e t f o r n e w y e a r s . " o h it s e e m s t h a t everyS l*) M R DuFF • LO O KIN G F O R W A R D T O A WONDERFUL D A V • I E N V V YOU , even though i d is l ik e to SA Y IT y - Company, a corporation, of Rng. land. If in letzal existence, nnri If dissolved, liquidated or otherwise lecally extinct, all parties claiming Interests under said Florida taunt NOW.'• TiiKnturoitr _ fi (’nlimlsatlmi Company, Limited, each, ex a corporation, of England. legally also any ¥: ry.arid** ..?.*»nil Tin tsiamt, «r oinerwlsc. In the prop- whose onam* „ • rty Involved In this suit und1. here- and who mayilr | "' 7 ; » r<««|, Inafter described; m .l?** Is To Wllllum Alexander tluelianan. property Involve a. * IP, ‘P1* Salt ns l.lquldator of said Florida l.und hereinabove claim any rlgh? ..’/ff'1 • or * t'olonistnlon Company. Limited, there),,. , hhrJ;0«'«^ or |M n corporation, of KiiKlarnl. If lie bo or the part I.-. . "r un4„ living, and. If he ho dead, all par­ above named or retWrlX*? ties claiming Interests under said erwlse are her. i.v ,0. or ivllllnin Alexander tlurhniiun. ns . acli, every "no i' f<l >n'l Liquidator of said Florida Land A qulreil, lie and appear | ,r r*a "f Colonization Company. Limited, de­ to Ircult Court, nt *!?'* »«r ceased. or otherwise. In tho |»rop- lcounty Court ii,.,,.,h* erty Involved In this suit und here­ Seminole c,M,nty .%i inafter described; day. the seven” "a X, To all other* liquidators of said A- D. 1321. and th»o Ji.lu Florida laind & Colonization Com­ direct, perfert „To| ,kjr»V the |,||| l.m ’mP|Me *oi , pany, Limited, whoso names arc mnke» *to ■ > me ii in I r u,‘ '* • ‘ unknown, und who claim liiterents exhibited a a X , In the property Involved In this suit raiiiv >....... . otherwise. ,!";*»?■ •» I fesso will |,e Pt» I and hereinafter described; To nil other parties, whoso names you und each of jou.' are unknown, rlnlinlng Interests is under nny of the purtles herein­ That this ()r!i7VrT)^ - ,.;Ut|f>nnEi above or otherwise. ------ _ named, ue n siHL .In . . the _ _ llshed In til.- “Hanford i? ^* P property Involved In this suit and Jirwspaoer publlsm'i^ lie— • relnafter described,i !n ScMa Seminole l.nunty, y-p,td Ih. onff OltKKTINO: ' W'eek for rlulir ..... • •"•"nr* It appearing from the stvorn hilt WITNKSH my b * of complaint tiled and exhibited In »f our sab| I’treolV !•*"'* •’■r tills cause against you that you. 10th day of of \ ,v * "lrl M and each of you. or those claiming •Seal of t -lr c u ir ^ ^ f ; a by, through or under you. ns heirs, devisees, grantees. successor*. *or ?SKAL)e ‘’uu,,;r- f'/M i). otherwise, have or claim to have Clerk ..f the some Interest In or to the lands in­ Seventh .Indicia, VrldtVw" volved In this suit, tn-wlt: Ida In and for s. m n«l. r * ^ That certuln. piece, parcel or . Ity: ,\ \i ve *.Co"»tT tract of land situate, lying and be­ I-oule W. striim ing III the City of Hanford. Seminole Solicitor and ,if , County. Florida, more particularly the Cnmiilnlnnnt ' Ut described ns follows, to-wlt: He. ginning at the nolnt of Intersection 11 of the South line of Commercial Street with the Fast line of Itnnd Avenue, both In lh»- F it/ of Han- Y i r _ r-i ford, Hemlnole ('ounty. Florida. run-: W ZIlCH 1’ OP Y nil* CL nlng thence South along IAI the lHast . .|, 1,nJ u uQt ijQ Mm illA ll»r Ii'”ii»ii «nx( i II *. «of x# b mM V nh.1 Avenue A iii'uis* Jttn. line sold Itnnd 101.2«%feet; tlienre Hast, parallel with the Huuth Special prices „a .-jjq| j.j line nf I'nnimerelnl Street, lmt feet; ll-ence North. parallel with tho FABRIC AND F()I{|) t | r"q | Knst line of Hand Avenue. 104.2 feet to the South tine of Hummerrial Street; thence West ulonx the Smith line of Commercial Street, too feet to the point of lieltlnnltl^. tiring the lands In nil Instances herein referred to: ANli it further appearing from 105 Palmetto Vvcna* the sold sworn tilll i f complaint 1113 Sanford Avenue that the places of residence of all of you uni unknown, nnd the com­ Phone -IS1-J plainant does not know, nnd hns not hf-en aide to ascertain, whether the defendants above named, nnd believed by the complainant to be interested In said property, nre deail or alive; A.NI> It further appearing from ffh said sxvoxn Idll of complaint thnt the defeiffiants above named, if liv­ ing or In legal existence, are made parties defendant hereto, nn-l. if dead, or legally extinct, the divers nnd respective heirs, grantees, de­ visees. successors, liquidators, and nil other claimants of nml under W B*n uil of said parties defendant nre ulso parties defendant to said bill of complaint: AN’Ii it further appearing from said sworn Idll of complaint that there are persons Interested In said lauds ‘other than the defendants herliinbnve named. and whose If it were possible to nam.-s and places of residence are any better bread or |_, unknown; AND It further appearing thnt than is turned out by thist " vw> r w < m i s h i h i i u , i R ~ 11 r r i SEABREEZE WINS r r ' l& BOTHB B GAMES M i n i u i r r .n " i l i l i r l i i i u i l Batteries * 1- ». 1 . . . I m 9m 9 » 99 • • I i n l d U Vs / i l l 1 . 1 l« ,,V ,X 1. 1 . mm 9 m ^ mm * TRUE HISTORY OF SPAiNISH FLORIDA IS NOW COMPLETE ■ ■• ? THE 9AN* Reach _ GAINESVILLE, Jan. 7— Drake Y W H Y DO YOU ) University. of Dcs Moines, la., V SA Y T H A T ? / ■Mmbcr of the Missouri Vnlloy ference, will meet the UnivcrIly BEBT WALKER. On Sale Carl Mays DETROIT, will also be made the greatest Mich. Jnn. 7.—Those — jesville on Thanksgiving Day, rumors to the effect that Ty Cobb CHICAGO. Jnn. 7.—The Cin­ will not be a regular in the Tiger -November 27, 1021, according to an annnouncemcnt made by A th­ cinnati Nationals Friday were tinc-un next season may be tossed letic Director Jam es L. W hite Fri­ awarded the services of Pitcher into tni ” ’ ns will many New jo discard, day evening. The occnsion bring* Carl Mays, formerly of the New Year resolutions within a few Ing the noted team s to the Univcr- York Yankees, when Commiss­ days, unfortunately—for the reso­ •ity wil also be made the greatest ioner Landis denied the claim of lutions, not for the Tigers. ’ . "Ho .tom e Coming Dny” in the his­ the Philadelphia National Lenladclpt Unless injuries prevent him, Ty tory of the school, gue club, which filed n claim im for f will play in at least 100 games. i The* obtaining of such a gnmc him. Garry Herrmann, nre presi- This cannot be disputed, for the fo r thtevent of Turkey Day is no dent of the Beds, had purchased Georgia Jewel says so himself. In ■mall proposition nml involves v Mays during the recent baseball a statem ent to the writer he de­ tremendous financial undertaking clared recently th n t he would meeting here. th a t will not only require the loy­ M IS S L E E .I’M GOING TO Waivers had been obtained on round out his 20 years the coming al assistance of Gainesville but of Mays in the American League season. CHANGE Y O U R IDEA ABOUT the alumni and sport fans through­ and then asked in the National To he considered in the official N E W Y E A R S , T H IS Y E A R out the state . It will mean the averages It is necessary fer a man League, but Philadelphia claim­ construction of large tem porary to appear in 100 games. T hat is I’M GOING TCD IN C R E A SE ed the famous underhand pitch­ . Stands to hold the large crowd thnt er. The Ynnkees refused n Na­ to say, should a player lead the YOUR S A L A R Y T W E N T Y FIVE ust attend and a publicity enmtional League waiver and sold league in hatting or any other de­ dgn that will crowd the high­ him DOLLARS S T A R T IN G TH IS partm ent of play he is not consid­ to the Beds. w ays and byways leading to ered the actual lender unless he W E E K A N D M A K E YO U A * Commissioner Landis decided has performed 100 times. T hat his Fleming Field. P R E S ENT. OF F IF T Y The booking of the gam e is thnt ft wns not necessary to ob­ wonderful record, the greatest ev­ tain waivers from the Nationnl er made by any hall player, past •not only n tribute to Director • DOLLARS League in order to sell the play­ or present may he the most as­ ■White, but to Gnlnesville and will .rate as one of the most im portant er to the Cincinnati club. If the tonishing Ty will play frequent­ gridiron struggles ever planned in Yankees had desired to send ly enough in the coming season so Musya to u minor league, Com­ that his figures will be official. _state. l the i* * Only one date remains to be fill­ missioner Landis ruled, it would I’ench Played When 111. ed, thnt of November 1, and I)i- have been necessary to obtain Last season, despite a suspen­ cogues. ,rector White states thnt it will be waivers from both loj sion and illness, Ty managed to -played in Gainesville if not with get into 118 games, missing but a conference or large tenrn, with of ** ‘ one of the state schools. ' Drake University has always V V llv D nil the way through and in a few " i possessed with nn enviable ptlon in the middle west in „_i*Tpics in which the Kansas " • * v l i l i i l l i O e.” .: In the coming campnign he 1 nd Nebraska piny. Roth ______ Iwill probnbly reduce this some_ . , m and tho season .that A double header in basketball w”aJ* ^°.*1 ha kaa an abundance of John I). Rockefeller, whose win­ POLICE CONTROVERSY. This i,e history, they finished wns played with Seabreeze High p0°d "Utflcld mntcrinl and his nbter homo in Florida is near New ° ut "f <•» “Big Ten” grouping. School Friday Fridav when the !c,n.ce fron> tho game will not he LaFayette To P lay I Ity Tin* Symr.ra. Mr. Rockefeller tool: North, luting of a gnme with birls* basketballevening much ns it would in form er team of Sanford ' ' j ' 1 ’ TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 7.—St. *ives the 'Gators a trio High met the Senbreeze girls and * . r' * W. & J. N ext Y ear police con«« t« n • . . . T» ... A man rt with which to end iL the S. II. S. boys team played the It is Ty’s ambition to hit at the Supreme diers marry •. On November 22. Seabreeze boys. The games were least ..771. TJiat figure repre­ quo w arranto EASTON, I’a., Jnn. r>.—The Wall Street. * with the Missis­ played on the local Grammar sents his life-time average, and he ----- filed in behalf Lafayette football team will ----- -obabiy in Mont- School court. history of these ruins. She inwants to make it hold up for Un­ pluy nine teams next year, ac­ foi mod Mr. Rockefeller that it was of E. J. Biddlick, calling upon The best wiftako .c'mu’8 Both Seabreeze tennis were suc- even 20 years. It is away above George M. Coslick to show why he safe nml sane Ldys ,?1tc.r nn,‘ cesful in defending their goals and any sim ilar average ever compil­ cording to the schedule announc­ built by the Franciscans on a holds onto the chief’s office. ed by I). L. Reeves, gradunte chapel in the remotely dim past ed by another player and lie want? before you 't’nP*p^ccVJ1j{)l.Il)q met forcing Sanford into the little end W ash­ when Florida was first taken over still more impressive impressive. manager of athletics. m e girls of m thee score, score. The girls’ game, game ,to” make 1it1 "‘o' IORHKS LEADS FRAUD. xt 7^ Julc is fairly ev- oi ington & Jefferson will again be by the Spaniards, and its age played first, ended in n score of , ,s probable thnt if ' he doesn’ ‘ t . Now a Hurvith n game at played in New York City a t tho is 100 years more than that repreSl* often he will be able to di!o lit Thr A*iiiirliilril I're^t. , *?aca a .»71ng the eleven for 13 to 10. The Sanford boys had Yankee Stadium on October 25. i senteil ty the landing of tho Pil­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. — difficulty in holding Seabreeze to 1 "*• , n percentage last scasoi season °f with Georgiif Tech 17 to 8. Tho schedule: grim s. 'vas only. .338. ii ----- Ini he played in Charges th a t Charles F. .Forbes, already, n . Wnke Forest fills September 27, Muhlenberg at bureau, Tho first gnmc opened with bril many games with a bum leg when ronnor in securing from Irom director of the veterans’ ^eierans Durciiu, “ -urs. Mrs. Connor .he gnmc with the Unl­ Easton. not run r u t nits hits m th a t nrr>m «m liant playing on both sides but hut toto ho could uui Spain all the archives containing 1 \ V ii;< , e leading actor in nn c.itnbi t is Texas a t Austin, Texas, iiant October 1, P itt at P ittsburg; ■ vened wlf>. There is no gnme ward the end the weariness of the “lnari,y be could have beaten. By 11. Hobnrt at Easton; 18, Iluck- leferences to the Spanish occupa- "shed conspiracy to defraud th* Tho boyslP,ay!nK!du1t ,n* Iy- 1 only when he ncll at Easton; 25, \V. & J . at lion of Florida, collected a mass of! H°'^.r" nicnt ; v" ° ™?di; by Joha been toibetween the Texas game girls was noticeable. m aterial, all in the Snnnkh Inn- **'• ~ U ‘V Ryan, of New York, Spanish Inn-: ‘ u4r » genera' day. -ecting with the Armyon stood the pace better, and through- “ ?"y">cally fit he shouldn’t ex- Yankee Stadium, New York. the gume was fast and well Pj?r'cnce Ifreat difficulty in running gunge, which she, knowing the rL’po.r ’ to the senS and Mercer follows out, November 1, Penn at P hila­ ■ • nn. .mark *" * up to .371, thus mainplayed. Spanish language, translated. ! utc ' ctcran9 committee. The very best Battery is an 8 Rutgers ut New Ford p)” ippl cla*h. The excellent team-work of the , ‘lnir the wonderful record he delphia; “ She learned from these t h a t -----------------~ ------------Brunswick; 15, Alfred a t E as­ more thn Who a n ir'lirrsli v To C*I o #1 \ l',’jlPk''1 with lht' stellar in- . ,r ,uan-v games ,luring the comlorg before the Seminole Indians In till- Mrenlt ton; 22, Lehigh at Easton. l ourl. Srtrnlla Judl_______ ________________ i; y I n F « no snirl i r p n y I S i x l t l d i dividual playing of Campbell, nc- In<* season it is ’l y ’.s intention t , Pint rippiitr «>r Kluritlu,' Iti’Vunf r.7r L A I LI £ i < became identified with Florida, lor nresi * •**. for their victory. For th e 'a,p,pcar only as n" pinch-hitter '“in P‘iicn-miier and nn,t ...........ip r.iuiiij. in_ rbiinppr>. \\ e re-charge and repair all other now forgotten trihles occu­ J *or ineir victory, r or the ,7V . i : pri!'ted Hi3 x-x Down 'count cals, the playing of Peck, Fields’!" . H” 0UI'I ae,P bis average, for i.,rrv F. Kent. iComplainant, __ _ malm* pied the greater p art of Florida. Harry makes noff Rnttorina Batteries Sonic , -------a nul^ Wilson _____ was ...... the lvw%ll(Ui feature. I1!' ,s ono the greatest pinchvs. “ Next August. Spain is to give when they.tK, Jan. 8 — Shades The work of Miss Mildred Holly ° f nil times. Long nftr-r Florida Land .v Colonisation Com­ # - - ..................... I.Jly . a memorial celebration of the Mwsnm.pugiiistic ,msl have been ui pany. I.imlti'il. a corporation, of girls who 2,° ha8f ceased to play regularly. at forward for the local tfirls RAY BROTHERS KriMliiml. «-t nl.. 11.*f*•ti.liiiits. birth of Mcncndez, the first of the suspend tho return to the game Was unusually adept,at goal shoot- ‘V w't, continue to elect himself OltUKU OF CITATION Spanish leprcsentativen to claim m Tommy” Murphy, ing, received commendation from ° ^ a “ op I*11’ ball in the etnerTo Florida Lam! "ii Cotirnlxfitl,>n Phone 518----------------Sanford and establish a sovereignty over The oth s ta r of 10 to 20 years conchea and visitors. The Misses gt’ncitMthe Floridas. The archives reveal­ Wen*.ad«asn't donned the gloves Mnrtin and Newman also showed ed Menendez not as a "pious .“.In, btw is serving occasionally spectacular basketball ability. v v Navy Will Have An butcher," the description of him I us a judge of the State Athletic An article appearing in the Wall w ritten by Pnrkman, the historian, Commission, a t Madison Scpiare Babe Ruth Is Caught All-Star Team 1924 Street Journal of a recent issue, but instead is a real and worthy ± .Garden, scene of many o f his triumphs. For Speeding Again which will be of interest to Flor­ leader. In the first volume Mrs. Murphy, who battled Packey Mc­ Connor tells the true and roman­ ANAPOLIS, Mil., Jan. 7.— idians, is given herewith: Farland, Ad Wolgast, Knockout tic story of Menendez. The Naval Academy expects to NEWTON, .Mass., Jan. 7.—Babe "A few days ago the publishers Brown, Abe Attcll and Young Erne Ruth “ Mrs. Connor did not cease her s automobile has got him in­ meet somthing like an all-Am­ sent out the first volume of a work in his hevday, has thrived on his to trouble again. A complaint erican team when it hooks up on which Mrs. Washington E. Con­ labors with the preparation of this ,ring earnings since retirement. He against the Military Academy nor has been engaged for nearly volume. She is to continue her was sworn out in the District mm m mmm mm mI .... m. . .I « ..... 2 V _ has in Long -io louuri rt nere here oy by ua motorcycle motorcycle of. of- football team next year. To 10 years. The edition is limited. study of the history of Florida t t I venteured i — i— . successfully .-----.........................o Island real estate. For three y e a rs .fleer charging the home run king, Pfann. Cornel, nnd Harry Wil­ will be placed in libraries, pub- hitherto unknown. The work is to f he has acted as boxing inn rue or who is spen.ling the winter a t his son, Pennsylvania State, will be It Ii.* .....I . . . i i . .................. ... 1 ... be carried on under the sponsor­ lie schools and colleges, and Will T added, it is understood, Welch, l . i i , hr l, i. h H bl'i , . ? C,Cent A th‘ furm in S ^ b u ry , with ovcr.qiee.lbe available for nny who take up ship of Mr. Stetson nnd the Flor­ ;letic Club, of Brooklyn. jng ami with /iu in .r .... " the big place-kicking guurd of f ida Historical Society. “Thank God. I have something ’’)bile without a Massachusett’s 're g * ' Colgate, and Bernstein, of the the study of American history. “ Mrs. Connor is a niece of Mrs. ? said "Tommy. Just think of the istration. A hearing was set for University of Florida, generally Mrs. Connor, now living in New 'b_who o y s *>’••<> IwiVlXll in m tr l i mand n mm.I I ~ « .« n„ v* * 1 boxed in my time January 12. The officer said he regarded as the best guard in Vork. is vice president of the Flor­ Candance Wheeler, who died last f who today have nothing nt all." the South Inst year. With such ida Historical Society of which sum m er in her Ufith year. Had she f stopped Ruth on Tuesday after noon ami warned him not to other players ns Gnrbisch. W ash­ John R. Stetson is president. Mr. lived a few months longer she MACK LOOKS FOR speed. ington and Jefferson; Hewitt, Stetson, while retaining interest would have completed the manu­ TRAINING GROUNDS Pittsburg; Wood, Johns Hop­ in the industry organized by his script of a hook she was writing. kins. and others, West Point father is perhaps more greatly oc­ Two years earlier, a liook writ­ 1 FORT MYERS, Jan. 7.—Connie Rrattleboro Is Ready should haw a wonderful eleven cupied personally with the ctoiy of ten by her was pub'ished, which is ? !'/ ^ ] if Bl Mack. treasurer and manager of year. All may play as tho Florida nnd with relation to it regarded as an authority on a cer­ Jumping Games next T i the Philadelphia American League Ski Army has no eligibility rules, which the Florida Historical So­ tain departm ent of art. When Id Baseball Club, will be the guest of except scholastic standing. ciety bears, than to the h a t in­ years old rho painted a floral piece the Fort Myers Kiwanis Club on lly Tin- IwNoi-lufnl I’rrwwl It is known that both Welch dustry. He recently brought as so well that it hangs for the view f January 20. «... He . — is ... coming Xu......* to ... this ...... BRA I TLEBORO, Vt., Jnn. 8._ and Bernstein preferred the to the Florida Historical of visitors nour her country home city to look over possible training Hrattleboro's ski hill, claimed ns Navy Academy. Welch, how­ director Society, Dr. -fames A. Robertson, in the Catskills. Mrs. Wheeler Y grounds for the Athletics for the finest natural 'ski-jumping ever. w as too old, while Pern- an authority on Spanish archaeo­ wns the daughter of Henry L. I 1925| course east of Denver, has been stein, unable to get an appoint­ logy. Spanish literature and the Stimson, one time Secretary of . -------- —— ------ --selected as the scene of the an- ment to Annapolis, was more relation Spain boro to the United W ar. Y Jones and Jim Barnes,!'!1" ^ Jumping chum- successful as to West Point. States. A rp Wff z. • i 1 i p I pionship, which takes place Fcb“ Mrs. Connor wns attracted to SEEK FREIGHT REDUCTIONS To Meet in Golf Game "»«ry II nml is. The greatest a r­ JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 7.—An the history of the relation of tho ray of American nml Canadian ski- Florida Alligators is being made by the Jack­ Spaniards to Florida by reason of effort MIAMI, Jan. 7.—Bobby Jones, jumpers ever to assemble is exsonville Troftic Bicean to brine the fact thnt she dwelt for many peeted to participate. Face New Opponents years at New Smyrna. About two about reductions in freight rates national open champion, Jim Tile course is 710 feet long. The Barnes, former national open to this city on grc.in, hny, flour Y champion, Jock Hutchison, form er record jump made upon it is lt;o GAINESVILLE, Jan. 7.—Tim miles from this village were some feet! and other grni t product... T. A ruins difficult to uncover as time feet, or nearly 10 greater than the British open title holder, and A. University of Florida AlligatorsV „ „ , , D. Guthrie, manager of the bu­ . will face a representative! ,. . . dense foligac had alm ost reau, has presented the m atter nt G. Havers, the present holder of winning jump made in the Nation- probably 1 that honor, nre expected to be al Championship at Minneapolis 'eum from th Missouri Valley ‘Unlimited them. These ruins a hearing h e iillnA thnta i.y the ; conference — ’■ during the football sea- were brought to the attention of In terstate Commerce Commission. ♦♦♦ seen In tournament play hero in last year. T March. Jones probably will par- . ",V *•'- \ championship will mark f") year, according to Athticipate in the amateur tmirnn" r*t time the national title 'cUc Director White, who diselos1 ment that is being planned, and ‘'ompetition has been conducted in *hut several important changes • enter the ‘ ‘ the east. | are to be made in the tentative may also open play Among the jumpers who have schedule for next season. Tenta against the lending professional? of tho country whom he defeated signified their intention of com pel-, Vvo kmrnes with tho Louisiana In the last open tournament for ing nre: Anders Haugen, present *'tak' 11"d the University of Kentitle honors in that class. iiiiuuuui cnuntpiun; Henry Hall. ocen cancelled, Mr. national champion; Hall, l!!1? .1' have been bildiT of the world’s record jump " b ite disclosed, and opponents to 220 feet; Victor Berger, of Ute places of tnesu two Tampa Building New of Montreal, who established the K'ams m ust be found. ItriMlnIinro eLi iiintt. ... -.1 . ~■ ___ *f ski jum p record; Ncls 16 Story Structure Brattleboro Nelson of Bevelstoke. British Co- R a b b i t s l u t'* F .x rw l t and G unm r Mlchelson, ofi 1 ,(y0(1 TAMPA. Jan. 7.—A 10-story lumbia, T Ol* . O t h e r A n i m a l s office building soon will rise above Durham. N I!., the Intercollegiate| , WRANGLE, Alaska, Jan. 8 . Tampa’s present sky-line, accord­ title-holder. Invitations have been sent to Me-' The llnit.'l g’t » ' i • i J:,n'i "*— ing to plums ju st accepted by Va> Gill. Dartmouth. Ilniver.itv of Vi-v mm tl Jn,U............... d *S tatM: iWo ogfcal aurM. Autuono. The building will 1»> Gill, Dartmouth, University W ificonsin, nml the University of in’tbi vitinitv a irh Vi s ” a ,{J* named ufler Mr. Antuono, wlto t A "''' ln t!i c announces that he will award the ! Minnesota, to take part ir, a specrontruct in time for construction !r |- nd^Tf-^jurndfng"' M t r ^ t h ^ ’ *'* ''d Wl!I l‘nou«U t<>^provide* a .w ork to begin March I. 'n\ 8Ki-ju.^ pinK- .More th a n . continuous supply of food for v The sky-scraper will he erected °° J ,," pcrB wil1 l»urtici|mte In the carnivorous .... *• °with ■ IC‘n, for animals vaiauble fur. at Tampa a n d ' LaFayette Streets t" ,,*d;i> progntm. on a site appraiMd at $200,000, " ----- - r Two kinds of raliiiits have Iiecfft while the building itself will cost ^ ‘lai wnves. A largo placed on the llie iMamts, islands, me the himwSnowaproxiinately $800,000. It will l n ( pa'. , j >f t‘u‘ ‘" u,'" y was inundated shoe, front the vicinity of An.liurof steel frnnte construction with -, ’’c* Ihomand.i of hornet were swept ngc, Alaiiku, and the Varving Indiana limestone finish. i “ .{./• . , .. , Hue. from the Puget S o u n Jro e■ — -----— In* regions outside the sub- jou i,) Wri'hinetnn Prnnui n „* ■ '* — PAGE FOUR T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , M O N D A Y , J A N U A R Y 7, 1921 , fANT AD RATES UfS-CASI! IN ADVANCE ItkpboncJ nils., will ha received patrons and collector sent nediately for payment. II Tt*r ftsir*— .......... ........ ..!0c n He ii ..he n dr a ll«e line line line I T1»r" .............. I ftsir* —....—• i rate for black face tyce. duced rated for consecutive itrtions. Count six word i to line. Minimum charge of . for first insertion. All x:d[ertisin? is restricted to proper uification. ... ease of e rro r The Hernld Ljll be responsible for onjy one correct insertion, the adver;r for nil subsequent Inseris. The Herald office should , notified immediately in case ’ error. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Large reed baby cap- F oP s a l F— ii----------- i-----------iiage at Telephone 381-J or 7UH ,,r i Uo, 8nin,’, ,lvo acres Palmetto Avenue. , 117. _ Hopkins Shoe Shop---------kOR SALE—-Or rent—10 acres of S l3 ani* Partly cleared, house Work Guaranteed. and other improvements. Address £03 E. First St. Sanford, 803 Magnolia Avc. SAUSAGE for sale—Pure -Pure pork !• OR SALE—One llTncre' lot three1 sausage smoked with oaw wood nu.e.i south of Sanford. Eureka s ^ T—S •sm-r a-sssz s&,r-''iw isasi.'K w“* jg jftjs rL , Sawyer, lift on, Ga., R. I). F v ’ • LOR SALE—Orange g r o v e ; 7 H ——------- ------- - • ‘crnis terms c( country property. Britt i i.r.bU supply of pepper, tomato Realty Co und eggplant reeds. L. Allen 577T7c*TS—---------------------------Seed Co. I'honc 218. ! J SALE—Three desirable buildHARDY' A u s t r a l i a n " 1 lnK mts located on paved street, 10 de-ice^ ' Ton T ' ‘ vv,,r' h. ?'.00() 00 each. Owner will «. ii, S £ h . FOR SALE—DeSoto paints and vnnrishcs nt Sanford Novelty W’orks, sole a g e n ts._____ 15 l-tfc BUNCH GRAPES, tree bluelierrics nnd blnckbcrries—all varieties nn<l “ mrnc« Ia | planting. Largest nurscrie.i. Vig­ orous, well rooted plants insure good early profits. For full in­ formation nnd illustrated catalog No. 9, write Southern Adapted Nurseries, Bartow. Fla. k'OIt sAl.fc—Egry Cash Register. Cost $60 when new. Will sell cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald office.___________ FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcanlnll Avenue, Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp ’ •l0"00’ Brltt Through These HOUSES FOR RENT LOST A N D FOUND Classified Advertising is | •__ HOUSE for root, S. E. corner 12th St. and Oak Avc. Inquire 11th ■ St. nnd Elm Avc, S. E. corner. M. Schneider. FOR RENT— 1 room cottage 1208 Dark Ave., all conveniences, $20.00 p-r month. G. W. Spen­ cer.__ Phone_ 100.___________ WANTED—Good second hand flat top desk. Must be in good con­ dition and cheap for cash. Inquire nt Herald office. 1FOR RENT—Four room cottage, with bath, close in. Call Phone 498.________________________ 3t FOR RENT—A brand new ap a rt­ ment. furnished. Cates Build­ ing. Phone 181. the Regular W ay j It is the regular way through which to secure h d p for the office or home— putting you in communi­ cation with the various people who may think them­ selves fitted to do your work, and thus permitting you to make your decision and selection after having had personal interviews. Readers o f this newspaper are ad readers— and for an increasing number of them the classified col­ umns arc gaining in interest. If you have anything to sell you have something to say to them in our advertising columns. Herald classified advertising will pull with you in your efforts. FOR RENT— Furnished residence. Hest location in city with nil modern conveniences including gar a ire. New house with new furniture. Five room bungalow. Will rent for next four months to party without children. Act at once if you want th is residence. Perry Jcrnignn, box 710 I BUILDING MATERIAL FOUND—Opportunity to buy a short wave long distance Radio Receiving Set cheap. Ask for ....... MIRACLE Concrete Co* , ' demonstration. Hnf-Mac B atteiy; erment work, nidewlako, _ Co. ing blacks, irrigation boxes. J. FOUND—Pair of shoes. Please TcrwR’ege.-, Prop. call a t the Herald office for Lumber and Building M aterial. ^ same. Carter Lumber Company . Many properties in England nre __ N. 1 l aurel St. Phone 568. still held on what seem to bo the I m r > LUMBER CO. IIou*« of oddest of rents. Tho Cent of estate in Sussex, for instance, j Service, Quality end P r im takes the form of a pound of hlar'. i’hor.c 135. pepper #:ich year, while another ; “ citate In Leicestershire is paid for FOR WORKING WOMEN by a garland nnd three rosc3. The best of workers get oat a t ' LOST—Between Southside School sorts when tho liver fails to m £ and 9th Street child’s red and ............ ......................... . “blue’* cape; „rcti - h i t , capo; i a r „ w Mr,.’ A.- K. nnd . discouraged nnd think Powerss, 107 W. are getting lazy. Neglect of symptoms m ight result in NOTICE. spell, therefore the sonsible , .. . ... , is to take a dose or two of Hcrbloo. The annual meeting of the Stock- it U just the medicine needed tq holders of the Osceola Cypress purify the system and restore th* Company will be held at tho of­ vim and’ ambition h........................ ~ * of health. Price fice of the Company, Osceola, 60c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. Seminole County, Florida, on Thursday January 17th, 1921, a t 19:00 A. M. P. J. FEITNER, Secretary. J Of. SALE—Two fine building lots, located on one of the best corners in Sanford, paving and sidewalks both sides. At bargain. bee Britt Realty Co. FOR SALE—Five” lots located on Sanford Ave., opposite Rose ■ < ourt. each 56x130. Two of them n ■ corner lots. Easy terms. Britt Realty Co. FOR SALE—Orange grove, 23 'or prompt nnd efficient service. ■nnaai acres, 100 trees, location on lake, twenty minutes from Sanford. A good buy at $0,500. Terms. Britt SPEED U P YOUR Notice of Meeting of Stockholders! Realty Co. WANTED HOUSES—FOR SALE HELP WANTED H V F 'R Hernld Printing Com* b OR SALE—5 acre celery farm, panjr for the Purpose of Amend­ MISCELLANEOUS tiled, nil equipment, good loca­ LOR SALE—House nnd largo jot ing the Charier of Said Corpora­ In Rose Uourt. $ 1500.00. Terms. WANTED—White woman, middle Clem Jones Liver nml Kidney tion on hard road, close to town, a tion. nged or elderly preferred to Madam H arriet, Y’ou can find the name of every bargain, terms. Dritt Realty Co. Britt Renlty Co. NOTICE.IS HEREBY GIVEN _____I !n^t’ carc baby nml keep home . Beauty Parlor. Tonic Will I)o It lire Businesa Man in Sanford ia that there will be a meeting of the FOR SALE—Bungalows, house1in return for a home and other I Over Mobley’s Drug Store AUTOMOBILES AND stockholders of the HERALD building lots. All sections of this Column each day. considerations, nest of reference As a tunic when there Is weak Park Avc. Phone 215. nt inc the oiofSanford. Britt Realty Co. hen an PRINTING 1 a i a n a i l COMPANY*, i .\»> i , at ness and nml luck lack nf appetite, uppi-tltc. uwhen will be required nnd this will I,,, bi jt ni*8fi REPAIRS i lit11»* exertion make* ynu Cecil flee of said company in the City ■ANTED—Customers to save FOR SALE—Bungalow, close in on permanent place to the right par­ ir- tired, your leicn drair. your hark * L'Lkri.l«i nt tii7 SEED POTATOES BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! Ford Gift Tickets. One with I Id. iirhiN. ymir nimitli tauten and v«tir aM/ ur< • r lor Ida, at 107 Mag­ ty. Address, care Sanford Herald Palmetto Ave., $1200.00, terms. Dodge Roadster. $1.00 purchase nt W ight’s. — »*lee|i In broken. Clem Jenna I iver ‘oolia Avenue, on the Jl.Ht dny of Britt Realty Co. .4 end Kidney Tonic Is th** •»o.» thinu Jnnuaty, .Innnnrv A. v itD., mo i nt » o8 o’clock Dodge Touring. 1921, sell human hair nets AM Kl»—Second-hand FlaT Hat top FOR SALE—Or lease, business WOMEN—To tlmt will restore your sirenutb nml p. nt., for the purpose of amend­ Spalding Rone Flour and Hudson Touring. in dozens to consumers. 100 per emit,to you t„ enjnv life. n.KM | office desk. See Mr. Combs ut property on First Street. Britt cent, profit. Steady profitable J"NT!H t.IVKIt Bli-n Triumph in lings or Haynes Touring. AND KIDNEY ing the chnrtor of snid corpora­ Hernld office. Realty Co._______ tiocnuse of Its general tion, as to name thereof and nlso i Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers Bushel Boxes. oGod for Scripps-Booth Touring. business. Wonderful proposition, TONIC, ■ANTED—Filing Clerk. Chase & TONIC nml I'ealtli-glvln^ effect. Im* FOR SALE —At a bargain, 5-room write table also. Oakland Touring. --- —■—< ••••»•> ikvi Iger Co., 1123 Broadwny, e-talil Islieit Itself ns n rerngnlxeil ns to Article II. and VI. of snid 117 Park Avenue To. Phone 465 bungalow with sleeping porch, New Y*ork._ reme.lv for Toltl’ID I IVKU. chat tor. KENT VULCANIZING CO. [ANTED—At onco n small InSltounnel.", F-KVEIt. MAt.AltIA AND 4VU.DM ‘ on Palmetto Ave., four blocks from l WANTED----- 7,200 nniesi CORNER OAK AND 3RD ST. HERALD PRINTING COMPANY. »nie3tteople r*. u «ncs u v k b and k id abater, i'honc 197-J._________ CHASE A CO. First St. $3500.00, small payment now MAKE BIG MONEYY sell- NEV TONIC Is not only tieiieltelat PIIONE 17. By Reese Combs, President. PIIONE 536. I aNTED—To borrow one hur. down, balance like rent. Britt ing Watkin’s nationally ndve Attc tt: ertised a Hv,‘r mcillelne. hot It I xerCOR SALE—Reo speed-wagon in Realty ,Co. a cleansing nml stlmulnting,' R. II. Berg, Secretary. *household • •• products. • -— Bred dollars on good interest. YOU CAN, els.-s Influe.ire in the stoma h nml lunvfirst class condition. Equipped Sanford Novelty |ll give lo use and as security TOO. Branches nil over U. S. nnd el*. Through Its e*eel|ent FOR SALE—Attractive bungalow, tlinrtli- tiruperlles Dill- us Imiiurl■1922 Ford Coupe in good con"- BETTER BABY CHICKS: Pine- for bus service but never been Canada. Rare CHANCE JUST modern, a barguitt; terms. In­ used ns such. Can be easily • !es rvlileh have lllterferre.l With Write 100, care Herald. NOW for City Sales dealers, men healthy Works processes ore ilrlven eut breeze, White Leghorn Chicks changed for truck of nny kind. See quire 1103 Oak Ave. labllshmenl ycu can feelqa or women, full or part time, in the Tut .* no ftl.t.S irlille using the nre sired by pedigreed males from E. E. Echols a t Sanford Mattress -ralisfied in your own mh. city of.Sanford, nnd elsewhere, ■neilli'iiie—the TONIC n ill Itlint Is W ANTED high record hens. Eggs perfect­ Factory. President Cooliilge called the Write today for our practical, cure m T•••leil. that we would be making V. C. COLLER, Prop. i n : COST IS SMALL—T il K nnd sell my car­ ly hatched by modern incubators. shipping board and others to the MONEY-MAKING PLAN, J. R. ItK.NIil'IT IS 11It MAT. : better article. This, howet pENTS—Make on remover. A good, clean Vigorous chicks, true to sthiin, Harry Payne Whitney,{ New White House for a conference on ” ntkins Company, Dept. 96, Ment-1 tfoonitllat Amlersoii, Hanford, General Shop and Mill Work is a human impossibility, kitimati* business; good profits. $20 a hundred; $180 a thousand. York banker and sportsman, testi­ the mercfinnt marine problem. phis, Tenn. i I’lorhla. bake a perfect bread and i Earles McDaniels, Box 601, Home-! Immediate deliveries. Order "bet­ fied before the S rna'c investiga­ Contractor nnd Builder Cards of Sanford’s Reputable audience In ter baby chicks" front Pinubrcczc tion committee investigating naval lad, Fla. A resolution authorizing inves­ WANTED—Capacity feet pastry. > i the Milanc Sunday night. J a n -; NOTICE Professional Men, each of Farm, Callahan, Florida. oil leases. tigation of the election of Sena­ uary 6, to hear tho forceful and 517 Commercial Street JFlorida .Sun — The propaganda The regular annual meeting of whom, in hit chosen profession tor Mayfield, Democrat. Texas, able spenkrr nnd Bible student, the stockholders of the F’irst Na­ ling spread by a few politicians FOR SALE—Oranges, 50c, 75c nnd was adopted by the Senate. lctfect that “the national p a rty ” $1.00 per 100, grapefruit $2.00 Mr. Kendall of New Y’ork. It’u tional Bank of Sanford, F'lorida, the Herald recommends to the Representative Upshaw, Geor­ II not recognize nny organi/.n- and $2.50 per 100. I). T. Tiller, gia, and Blanton, Texas, Demo­ different. Y'ou'll like it, especial­ will be held in the directors room people. In in Florida o ther than nn op- Pnoln. Another failure ntnrkcd the Sen­ ly if you love the Bible and are of the bank nn Tuesday, January crats, introduced icsolutions to Wilson Welding & Radiator ■nizatiuu whose policies may be SHE the Sanford Stove Works, 602 stop liquor drinking in official ate efforts to elect a chairman of unprejdiced. F’rce. Hth. 1924, at 10:00 o’clock, a. nt.. Itatid by tfc rft^ r^ a id bosses, ir ns provided in the by-laws, for th«> the interstate commerce commit­ life. Sanford Ave. before buying NOTICE Works • only buuk-f-but a libel on.the , rtnvcs. Wo will save you money, tee. The annual meeting of the Stock­ election of a board of directors to George A. DeCottes aUicjuipntty— — ______ _ i Wo nlxo repair stove < of oil kipd*. holders of the Sanford lltiilning serve for tho ensuing year, to con-! “It it’s Metal we can weld It” Attorne.v-nt-Lnw grnfanolns and sewing ..... i A’LdtdCA%/<Wlatioii' WilT Be IteliDkc sider. the advisability t f incrcosing machines. tOO.MS FOR RENT thcapital stock in tho sum of $50,­ SANFORD, FLORIDA its office. No. 108 Magnolia Over Seminole County 19 l-tfc bR RENT—2 rooms for light REGULAR meals served nt the I Avenue, 8 P. M., Saturday, Janu- 000.00 and to transact such other Bank business ns may propoerly conic brekeeping. Hernld Apartments. ury I2th, 1921 for the purpose of before Pheonix, single meals, by the»l the meeting. Sanford, ------------Florida | ebeifng Board of Directors for Inn I and 5. Private entrance' dav nr week __Try them. B. F\ WIUTNER. running water.______________ J A. I*. CONNELLY & SONS the ensuing year nnd for the trnnsCashier. MELON Seed—Toni Watson, Irish 1ailing of such other liusinens as _______ Established 1909 DR RENT—Large bed room ray, Klecklcy sweet, Florida F’amay legally come before tho meet­ MONEY furnished next to hath, four vorite, Ga. Rattlesnake. I grow Real Estate, Loans and ing. Schelle Maines Send this nd nnd ten cents to wood heater. 608 W. 1st and save these seed myself, money Insurance T. J. MILLER, President. Foley £ Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., can not buy any better. 50 cents Attest: Phone 18 101-8 Magnolia Ava, , Chicago, III,, writing your name Dr KENT—3 furnished rooms; !h. \V. II. Thomson, Lloyd. Fla. :- LAWYER A. P. CONNELLY*, I and address clearly. You will re­ private home 509 E. 3rd St. FOR SALE—F’erris White Leg 12-20-24-1-3-10—fitc. . ceive a ten cent bottle of F'OLEY’S — Court House after 5, ’ ------------horn Roosters of high egg pro WINTER COUGHS~AND~UOLI)S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND [RRENT -Nice front bed-room duction. $3 each, R. F. I). Route With thu chnngenlile weather for coughs, colds nnd hoarseness, STEWART The Florist 117 i^iurrl Ave. A., five miles west of Sanford. which we have at this season of also free sample package of F’OFlowers For All Occasions pi. RENT—F’ttrnishcd room and Mrs. H. A. Taylor. tell year coughs and colds nre very LF1Y”S PILLS, a diuretic stim u­ Members Florists Telegraph De­ xrage. Man ami wife or two FOR SALE—Baby eartitge; rost 1prevalent. Bo prepared for them. lant for the kidneys, and FOLEY* Fred R. Wilson livery Association P;<m preferred. Inquire The OutHave a bottle of FOLEY'S HON­ CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ •15. Butg'iin t:t $20. Mrs. Tom • EY AND TAR COMPOUND stipation and Hiliousreas. These 814 Myrtle Ave. Thono 260-W Moon* 310 W. 3rd St. ATTORN EY-AT-LAW handy, and with the first sign of u wonderful remedies have helped RENT—Large furnished FOR SALE—Missionary straw­ cough or cold take tt dose anil pre­ ntillious of people. Try them! Sold First National Bank Bldg. llront bed room 1020 Myrtle. berry plants well rooted, care-; vent « serious ailment. FOLEY’S everywhere. fully paeked, 50c per hundred, Sanford, ------------- Florida HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND $3.50 per M. delivered. Mathew.i Sanford Machine has been tho standard family cough Co., Tallahassee, F’ln., Route (’. remedy for over 35 years, bring­ ftrnrral Mnrhlnr nml Holler FOR SALE—Worn!, l-foot oak ing prompt relief nnd when onco Work* and nine. 16-inch stove wood Elton J Moughton used you will' newer he w ithout it. oak nnd pine. See or write, T. G< * > llmlrr (Irlntllss Sold everywhere.—Adv. Coffee and Lunch Shop Spearman, Osteen. ARCHITECT fhntir RJ Snnrnril. Fla. K.",f„r.|, I-'lorhln. Jnn. I. t!)2l F O R SA LE—Stove wood in a n y . First National H ank HIdg. V,',,i| " ’ ' M.-.-Hi.i, 12. ri.uiiquantity. See Clifford Walker, Clearwater Contract to be Ut ! A u t O T o p B i u l d i l l g 2 n d II,,. ”f F b.rlila. I will |>,> Sanford, -------- — F lo rid a , f"ll.,u luxe IlIlKVM. nil III,. «frita- nr phone Ill-W .___ __________ for construction of 90 miles of 1‘hour IDHI, , **ic hour* H, t lifter TICKETS for tonight’s show at STRAIGHT AND SEVERELY -rhuav 4M ) highway in Pin state Pinellas’ county ( l O O l’ W O S t o f tllG S a i l ,l“' l‘itrpo:ie of re,-,.|v1nK nt cost of $2,1<®,000. Herald office for Mrs. Sand. ! ‘•'l,,r"" for i»i>• venr I!•21YOUTHFUL CLEVER MORNING FROCK i laniinry r QUICK SERVICE __ _____ lO:oo A. Anderson. A:<m» |- m MILDRED SIMMONS A slip-on dress cd gray or old-rose J jut ns cleverly designed at it can HELPED LITTLE GIRL’S COUGH J.l'fol la muiry FOR SALE—Wakefield Cabbage 10:00 ,\. T R A N S F E R Georgette demure . * - ran --- -look -- very ■ J >•» m m c and kt t u.. p. M. ic is ibis m iriting fr.x k in tlark-hluc plants. Phone 113-W. Teacher of IManoforto "FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR — clue it a deep lace collar i» added to •ashtncrc. it buttons all the way J lo t- V j-bmuary 2iKt. 10:00 A. .urnl mill l.onK IllaUnre Haaland Pipe Organ , , . i „ i round neck. Fashionable collars in'vn the front, ai d there arc slasiin COMPOUND is fine. My little IniV. Miimxo r.al,rl‘ ihi ' January :i»t. Apopkn—-Modern home bum. nowadays ciunc in two parti, as c it tbe armholes which form a senti- girl had an awful cough. I got a Studio; Room 225, Meisch i n. :: m> p m. constructed to house Apopka ruI<.( Wlt|, ,hc onI(.r rcvcrucd so that Jioitldcr yoke effect when the lower bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND pa I'-ii., —January 22ml A. ( hiof,” including installation of ,|lt. ,ic q ) ,.r s c r t i(lll h a t , h c f Building dgcs are gathered and attached to .TAR COMPOUND nnd gave her a o:oo A. up-to-date printing plant■ Two tiers with hcmst.tchcd Items arc few doses and she wns greatly re­ lie tipper ones. Pockets add to the ^lo “ M'*nWry 2:lr"m umvm to mi H IV oiv. ii M added the skirt ofl IIII3 tin's IlliJI1C modelI anu and tractical jx ssilida.es of the model. lieved,’’ writes Clyde H. Henson, S. 0 . Shinholser .ut,r 3'':o;'l,T-jT,miari- “ “'• I:oo l* \V .A. IIOIIIIH, VI. II. One thousand nine hundred nnd the girdle of self-material may or ■t also may lie carried nut in wmt Mtirlbrook, Virginia. The best «|irrl.vll*liii{ In P-j1 -' Ji.rj—January :tth. Icvett acres of pineappplcs in culmay not be finished the back with 0:00 el remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse­ ripe, wool epotige or silk poplin L*» in . :«'o |»t • Urinary llls.aa.a amt Contractor and Builder ivation on Coast...of ....... F’lorida sash-ends Medium ... size requires 4yi Muliunt size requires 47.', yards 36- ness; relieves promptly and effec­ .......East ................ ...........90m . ,t_a, ______ If,' tro>|)iKy—chriinlc akin nml f ■2'!mi~ m nu•'*r>' -Sili, |0:0(» a . : tivation _ Ifyards 1 r, V Jo-inclt I. material. nrb material. tively. FOLEY’S HONEY AND EXPERT Typewriter cleaning nnd lilimil iIIhc.ihvn. IVtnalu ItlKfiiHi'a Jan ford ,--------------- Florida Itlm'imntlMii. Palmetto—One car of oranges f itdorial Review Dress No. 177a Picti rial Review Dress No. 1760. TAR COMPOUND has stood the f j’oo'T-. y',:,""ary 23lh- U00 P. . repairing. Call II. S. Pond, i nml Ofllrr :mi Ulr-I Nnllnnnl llank from here shipped to Philadelphia Sizes. 18 end 20 years, and J4 to 44 Sizes, J i tu 50 iudna bust. Price -15 test of time, serving three genera­ phone 225 or Peoples Hank. * Mil till Ini: * A. VAUGHN. . ------• j 'itches bust. Price 45 cents. •cuts. tions. sold for $2,020.* Tax Assessor. Florida. 179-tfc 1 Hanford --------------- ---------- , . . F.P. PHONE 148 Hie Number is 148 BUSINESS DIRECTORY J \TS F E R WHIDDON & HODGES Mill PURELY AGENTS R 0U 1H BAKER! Daily Fashion Note Daily Fashion Noie Advertising as an Investment V V V The tim e must come when all Y businesses will consider the advisability of advertising in the sam e spirit that a manufactu rer ponders over the advisability of adopting a new machine. One does not install a piece of labor-saving mech? anism because it suits his fan- ? NOTICE TO T A X Co. EAT AT BOB AND BETTY’S =ILocated in the Field’s On the other hand, the man who looks to advertising to checkmate all weaknesses and shortcomings of his business and to carry it along to vie* tory despite these, has a childlike faith in tho the miraculous. miraculous *i _ •* c^ eJ^lsmfif wdl not » Juan Garage FeaturingII o m e Cooking-, Home Made Pies and a good clean meal for 35c Short Orders a Specially | f c b equn S es S it. r f S or m fe Ditstness will brinff him thearei'bo? fuI1 |,ene-it V Y He expects the new ma- fit? °,f mel'>‘s- , 11 'v|: ........................... not eliminate in i. chine to reduce his cost to opeliminate wastefulness wastefulness i» $ crate—perhaps to make a bet- ‘ns factory or his stole, hut b r in g in g u p f a t h e r ♦ ter product-and thus aid ™1I reduce his.cost to open: • i him in meeting competition h W1" nat alake lllofiieal seB- <( ,V* ------E A O M j THE. A R C H I T E C T TH A .T I _ X and making larger profits. !'>g methods successful; but l WAdHT A F L O O R 'T O M Y S E L F IN T H E Y Advertising- is exactly sim­ Y ilar. The man who refuses Y Y to consider it as a possible ex- Korea Is Damaged Tidal Wave and Floods : did not yield a grain of food. - — ~ I An added destructive force was rnc^ivi I t(!.‘K,,t n-i,8 ~ ifh ‘po-r t ' ? K*;»nt. tidal wave, which surged line, the new lino standing straig h t rcc-tvi d Ly tiio 1 resl|ytorian tulur.d and swi,llowvd tqi entire up like palirades. Board of Missions from mission- ,village.'. It svvoat largeboats' Many Presbyterian churehe.i arics inKorea show that t hat into village streotn and cut u new we e washed away and others country suffered heavy damage beach line 50 t> 100 feet f u r t h ecollapsed r ............................. a fte r being weakened Ly during the latter p art of 1923 from jinluud front the original shore the Hoods und storms. pedient, simply shuts his eyes on one of the problems of his business. He might as well ignore the banks as sources of credit when he has need to borrow capital. it will assist good selling: me­ thods, and often point the way for improving- them. vlkJtlll3 is 10 the „.w „.W 1 in* Advertisingmost expensive motive power that the m anufacturer or mer* chant can buy today. It is a form of stimulus that brin£s excellent returns on the in* vestment. Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation tvith The American Association of Advertising Agencies ' ' - - Q ih l-IEV/ H O U t E - A M D »N A O O 'T t O N > N E E D A ^ E V / I N C - R C O n A N O A *bU»TE FO R N 'T r t t t E C R E T A R Y B y GEORGE McMANUS 7 W. J. Thigpen Real Estate FIRE, LIFE. AUTO Insurance � 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, 1924 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/. 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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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 07, 1924; <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/4d97218004627f10439ed09d177c268e.pdf 6f3fdca36391550cdf3900044b080ba4 PDF Text Text * S J E S ia "y O C B N E W S P A P E R In th e tfc « H ea rt of C o u n tr y 's Highest Temp. yesterday Lowest Temp. Its* night l a t e s t Vegetable S e c tio n A SSO C IA TE D PRESS DISPATCHES SAN FO R D .FLO RID A, T U E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 8, 1924 Bryan To Support Floridan For Pres. M IA M I, Jan. 8.— William Jennings Bryan, who is a can­ didate from this state to the national convention, stated Tuesday i f elected ho would present the name o f a Florida citizen to the nomination, lie did not say whom he had in mind, but said he would reveal his name beforo the meeting of the Democratic national execu­ tive committee on Jan. 15. SIN G LE C O PIE S F IV E C E N T S Chicago Tourist Train Is Derailed SCENE OF EXPLOSION Set Aside $2,000 To Re Used For * Seminole County F a ir Exhibit Ik For Three Hours on the Sub­ ject of Russian Recognition NUM BS* B IR M IN G H A M . Jan. 8.-Florida tourist train of. Illinois Central railroad was derailed Tuesday at Creswcll, Ala., JO miles couth o f Birmingham, ac­ cording to a report received at the offices of the company here. N o passengers were in­ jured. Train with heavy pas­ senger list was southbound from Chicago to Jacksonville Hr Till* A iM flo ltil P ffM . N IN E W E L L S H A V E W ASH ING TO N, D. C „ Jan. 8.— The county commissioners met D R IV E N Crowded gailerlea listened Mon­ Tuesday morning nt the court day to more than three houn o f house to hold the monthly business oratorical effort and running fire of repartee. Mrs. Coolidgc, her meeting of the bonrd. Those pres­ son, John, and Mrs. Frsnk W. ent were John Molsch, chairman, Stearns occupied seats in the presi­ C. W. Entzmingor, B. F. Wheeler, dent’s row. Proposed W ells To Be I f IwiD Be Punishable By Severe G. L. Bledsoe nnd E. Curlctt. Senator Lodge bssed his oppo­ ed W ith Verticle Turbia*. sition to recognition o f the soviet The most important mntter o f penalties According T o government on the ground thnt the business taken up by the bonrd , Pumps Proclamation Russian government was engaged T H O R P E K IW A N IA N GUEST during the morning session was R E B E LS ROB T R A IN . in fostering propaganda against When tho c ity commisalon that o f providing the sum o f $2,000 By Thr AMMlated P r c - ) thc Americnn government. Quot­ W. H. Fnrlcy, a prominent lec- contly voted to hold a bond eloe* I lr T h e A n o rlw ted PrrM . WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.— Prcsling from published documents pur­ fo r the Seminole county fnfr,exhibit turcr o f the merchants’ service do-, tion to ascertain whether the citl» N E W O R LE A N S , Jan. 8.— Tam­ porting to provo the propaganda to be held nt Madison Square Gar­ nurtnient o f the National Cash( sens o f Sanford favored the eroe* \m Coolidgc took further steps pico has been captured by rebel chnrges he declared that the pro­ den in New York. Rognrding this Register Company o f Dayton, 0..i tion o f a municipal w ater, I to aid the Obregon government In forces, according to the New Or- paganda comes directly from the matter, the board passed the fo l­ will he a guest and principal and gas plant, the subject o f I Kexico Monday, signing a procla- Iotins Daily States, which bases its government we arc asked to re­ lowing rcsoutions: speaker o f tho Chnmlicr o f Com­ wnter wns brought in the diseu*-. He also asserted that I nation which imposed an Immo- story on information received cognize.” merce luncheon to be held on Fri­ sion nnd as a result a contract w ** Be it resolved thnt it is tho through Mexicun revolutionary there were "interlocking director­ Lu u embargo on any shipments day o f this week at the Vnidez entered into with thc Layno Sout rensc of this body thnt the circles here. ates" between the soviet govern­ eastern Company, o f Memphis* Hotel. * county should expend nt least I of war munitions to the country ment, the communist party and the Tonn., whereby thnt company w »* 32.320 at the exposition at The subject o f Mr. Farley’s ad­ - Sensational Rattles Soon. eseept with the specific approval communist international. Madison Square Garden in dress has been delivered by Mr. to put down n series o f test w elh M EXICO C IT Y , Jnn. 8.— (Via of the government. A fine o f $10,Senator Borah, following Sena­ New York nnd Farley in hundreds o f cities in an effort to locate an adequate _______ . ooo v, or two tyears imprisonment or Lercdo Junction). — Sensational tor Lodge, immediately in nn ex­ throughout the country nnd nt pres­ supply o f soft water. Photo shows ruins of starch house (nt rig h t), of the Corn Whereas thc budget fo r the I both may be imposed upon convict- bnttles arc expected soon on both temporaneous address, declared Currying out the suggestion ent he is on a tour of Florida giv­ present year has been} made up I td nt violators of the embargo. fronts, especially in the Vera Crux Products Company, Pekin, 111., torn by an explosion recently. violators thnt the Russian government was ing this lecture nnd R. W. Pear- that was made in n report by II. L» nnd thc mileage fixed nnd Action was taken by the presi­ (eastern) sector, where, acccording established and its recognition Eight bodies were recovered immediately. Thirty others ure man, secretary o f the Chamber of Craig, special consulting engineer; Whrens the bnnks o f this dent on recommendation o f Sec­ to the wur department, the feder­ would stabilize conditions in this Commerce, has been fortunate employed by the city, tho well* missing. a l ure advancing upon Tehuacnn county have agreed to ndvnnce country as well ns Europe, open retary Hughes. No formal statcenough to secure him to como to were driven in tha sand hllla sooth which w ill bo the scene o f the up trade and also tend to check nny the said sum to the >county I ment accompanied the text o f the o f town. Sanford this week. demonstration agent, proclamation when it was made "bloodiest battle since the revolu­ propaganda here. Briefly refer­ Thc report o f tho Memphis com­ tion started.” Mr. Farley’s fine reputation ns ring to the propaganda question, I public at the state department. So Re it further resolved that pany concerning its activities The rebel generals, Guadalupe a speaker in widespread and has Senator Doran said he did not be­ fir as known, however, tho Washin thc budget of 1924 provision been commented upon favorably discoveries, which was received I (niton government has no exact Sanchez, Maycotte and Villnrenl, lieve the soviet government had will he made for said expendi­ everywhere he has visited nnd in Saturday by C ity Manager W. B. information ns to intended snles of have reinforced the garrison at been involved in this respect since ture to be pnid out uf thc tax that point and rebel cavalry and securing him to speak to the Williams, was made public by th« 1019. I arms in the United States to Mexi­ revenue derived for tho year infnntry have been seen marching Chnmhr o f Conimorco and merch­ latter Tuesday. “ There seems sufficient reason can rebel factions beyond the in­ 1924 nnd when said funds are There were nino wells driven ants o f this city, Mr. I’earmnn upon which to base a foreign policy quiry through tho department of to Tlacotcpec, near Tehuacnn. in hand the county o f Semin­ Official udvices place the num­ but not enough for nn indictment,” D A Y ami ns n result it wan discovered feels that ho can promise a real S E T FOR FR ID AY justice received yesterday from the ole will reimburse snid bank or treat in store for those who ex­ that a pot aide soft wnter wraa di is Huerta agent in New Orleans ber o f rebels defending Tehuacnn ho nsesrted. "Recognition of the bnnks for such sum or sums at 11,000, but the federal advanc­ present Russian government would found in the sand formation lying pect to be present. concerning purchase and assembly o f money advanced to the coun­ ing column number 0,000. constitute neither approval of its Everyone is cordinliy invited to nbovc the rock. It is estimated in New Orleans fo r shipment to ty demonstration agents nut to (Tehuncnn, with n population of ply m!$j attend the Friday meeting, it was thnt from these mind hill* a nuppl I the rebel forces, o f arms and am­ about 8,000 is 65 miles southeast policy nor o f the character o f the exceed $2,320. I h the Opinion of A ll Leading men forming it. Such action would x_ announced, hut those who intend o f from two or three million giafI munition. S Appearing in behalf o f the e o f the city q f Puebla.) Ions o f water muy he secured daily nioun simply that we realize it is Under tho proclamation the Citizens Interviewed Mbit were Forest Lake, Edward to lie present nre requested to tele­ according to tlie report. the only governing power in Russia phone Mr. Pearmnn so that a place treasury department would be rcTuesday Rebels Rob Train. URGES H IG H E R I'R O F H S T A X Higgins nnd B. F. Whitner, Jr. The estimates were made from nnd if we aro to deal nt nil with may be reserved. quired immediately to deny clear­ E A G LE PASS, Tex., Jnn. 8.— that great nation it mus be through Another mntter taken up hy tho specimens o f sand taken from tho ance at any port or along tho bor­ Three hundred rebels under VicIn conection with the announce­ Friday o f this week w ill be elec­ Illy Tlir A»«(it*ln<fd rrp»««| bonrd was the appropriation of different stratua of earth. Sam> its government." der to arms shipments o f any char­ ment thnt w ill be here, Mr. I’onrene Davila held up u Mexican N a­ pies o f w ater were also taken W A S H IN G T O N ,- Jnn. 8.— An­ $250 for a county exhibit at the Senator Lenroot, replying to tion day in Sanford when tho vot­ acter for Mexico except where the tional rnilway train at Sabinas, mnn also stated that on Jan. 2d, Orange County Fair provided the from the wells and annlyzed. From |specific approval of Secretary Coahuila, Sunday afternoon, took Senntor Borah, said the latter had ers o f this city will decide whether other tax revision program, thnt j o f the Republican insurgenta in the city would appropriate a like sum. Merle Thorpe, editor o f the "N a ­ the report o f the logs o f the sev­ lughes for the shipment has been 4,100 pesos from the express and not unswered the argument of Sen­ or not the $920,000 bond issue for tion’s Business’’ will lie the guest C. D. Rnimloy appeared in-fore o f the Kiv-anis Club nnd will speak eral wells, it was noted that those I obtained. The department o f jus- the guns and ammunition from n ntor Lodge nnd had virtually ad- the erection o f water, light and house, was offered Monday as n ike presumably will instruct its few soldier guards on the train, mitted thnt hostile propaganda was gas plants together with the erec­ substitute for the Mellon plan, the hoard in connection with the upon n subject thnt will present driven on French Avenue wero tho host sand formations. The form a­ whicli already bad drawn the fire railroad crossing* near Oviedo. The |agents to cause tho arrest o f any few soldier guards on the train, being spread. This country, Sen­ tion of u city hull, will bo passed. o some o f tile live issues o f the day. tion in the locality o f these walla, f Democratic Members o f the -board authorized * ator Lenroot declared should not Mr. W heeler to The magazine o f which Mr. Thorpe irsons conspiring to violate the then permitted tho train to pro­ As the time draws ncurcr for enter negotiations to stop the thc election, interest in it is be­ house ways and. means committee. hn\e tha crossings cleared o : . js t|„, is the official organ the report said, snows from eight w. y \ ceed to the border here, nccordiing A s outlined to the house by Rep­ I)f t)l0 Unitc(l Statcil Chamber of to ten feet o f sand and shell lying Unless nrnta» smuggling in defi- to American passengers who ar­ propaganda, its cessation being a coming more manifest and it is resentative Frcar, Wisconsin, a hushes nnd other rubbish. on top o f the rock formation. condition precedent to considera­ believed that a big majority of |nice of the ,embargo It was passed that a notice b e1Commerce and ia one o f the most Wells driven on tho I-ako MaiV . .. should, reach , /' rived at Eagle Pnss today. member o f tha ways and means tion of recognition ns laid down id thc control of thc citizens will vote on the ques­ committee, the insurgents’ alter­ served on the Atir.ntic Coast Lin-.* widely rend nm| inliucntiat inngn- road indicated that there la small . •,_J, ort'?ni b°y?n«L A-fU.r robbing the train the rovotion, A great deal o f interest is native propose:! taxes on excess Compnny to have the railroad-, zincs o f its kind in the country. chance o f securing wnter near mil officers uf the government, |utlon|Bts tore up the truck and by President Coolidgc. Senator Borah’s contention, thnt being shown ut the last minute, it profits, g ifts .<1131.1iiiuvco near Oviedo and on the Mr. Thorpe was invited to come to there because o f tlie fact that tho orders for army and navy cooperat the telegraph wires. and undistributed , I tion sre not exported to be sent. I The Amerocan travelers were propaganda would diminish after la said. profits, nu increased inheritance j Banfqrd-Orlundo road put into good; Sunford by the Chamber o f Coin- sand strata is very thin and is Indications are that the election tax, repeal o f many o f the so-cul) condition. It wns pointed out that Moi‘cc but because he was unable mixed with clny. l-.Piwulent Coolwlgo*#. action m'. n6t m olested, they said, but Dariln recognition was challenged,by Sen­ lows orders by thc Treasury «>**-! advised them to get their families ator Lenroot, who said I f Russia w ill be carried by a big majority. ed nuisance tuxes und publicity o f this will he thc second notice to be' to b.> here on a Friday to meet The company made the follow­ should be recognized the avenues Short statements from various tax records. sent out on thin question. Later: with that body at its weekly ing recommendations: signing the proclamation foreshnd- out o f Mexico. thnt the for spreading propaganda would citizens o f Sunford have elicited | it was moved to refer the matter lunchyon, he was asked to bo the |jartment to the Cuitoma and Revcproposed wells be installed with Thc insurgents’ pinn calls for a be increased. buck to many favorable comments wiiich is Superintendent T, L .' guest o f the Kiwanis Club. nue Cutter service to prevent thc deep w ell vertical turbine pumps A t thc conclusion o f the debate but another indication that tho 50 per cent reduction in tho nor­ Dunns to put in the crossings; Hearing of any ships carrying caroperated with direct, connected, mal tax rates but would leave un­ Senntor Bornh introduced a reso­ ulection w ill he carried. previously ordered. joes of arms from the United vertical motors, or belt driven disturbed thc prevailing sehedu'.u lution calling upon Secretary Here is what some o f Sanford’s States for the Mexican rebels. Or­ II. C. Dubose upneared before units, to be driven with oil engines. o f surtaxes whicli reach n maxi­ Hughes to send to the senate, i f progressive citizens have to say in ders probably will include direcFurther recommendation was madu mum of 50 per cent on incomes in the board in regard to tho pur­ not incompatible with the public regard to the election: lions to the revenue cutters to that the wells be placed in tho chase of the lot adjoining thc court excess o f $200,000. interest, the text o f various re­ I). C. Landis: "Best thing city intercept American ships in the vicinity of French Avenue, sparing house on the north. Actiop on the Illhc's Program in Detail. ports made during thc last six has ever undertaken." |event of their surreptitious depart­ them uboiu. I.OUO feet apart anti Detail o f the insurgents bloc’s mntter was deferred until .‘.he nfM. L. Whitehead: " I f handled With the thermometer register­ years by persons connected with ure with arms cargoes from Am ­ pumping into n large gra vity main, ( urogram were given by Mr. Freni tcruon session. right means greatest thing in his­ I erican waters. The navy would be ing 42 early Tuesday morning, it official and semi-official organiza­ to carry tlie wnter to the main in a lengthy nddress, a fter which Just prior to the adjournment The Sanford I.onn nnd Savings collecting ha-fin and pressure n«ed for this purpose also, is nccd- begins to look as if Sanford has tions active in Russin. The resolu­ tory of Sanford." he introduced u series o f bills car­ fo r noon, the board voted to take II. McLnulin, Jr.: " W ill mean now passed through the worst part tion was laid on thc table. The ed. rying the tax changes ho recom­ care o f the w ife and children of Company, Sanford’s newest finan­ pumping plant in the city. o f the cold wave that it has ex­ senate foreign relations committee thnt Sanford won’t be in danger mended. The test wells wero driven atDuring his speech he Andrew Hatnlin nt the county cial institution opens for business • perienced during the past three is to renew discussion o f the Bor­ o f being burned down.” the following places: One mile . ; urged enactment o f n law specifi­ fnrm for nn indefinite time. Wednesday morning nt 209 Magno­ Fred R. Wilson: "Greatest ad­ Germans Surprised days. The mercury registered five nh recognition resolution ns soon south o f French Avenue; one mllo cally taxing income from munici­ lia Avenue ni the New Bishop south o f w ell number one on higher than Monday morn­ ns determined whether it will in­ vance Sunford could make. Everv pal nnd state securities und de­ Building with J. I*. Chnpman, French Avenue; four ntilca out on At U. S. Auto Figures degrees propaganda charges city should own its own utility clared a soldiers' bonus hill would ing and it registered nine degrees vestigate form erly o f Tnmpa ns manager. made recently by Secretary Hughes plants." Iaike Mnry road; four and one-half warmer than Sunday morning. be passed "notwithstanding the M. G. Whitcomb: "From stand­ The capital stock of the new in­ miles out on same road; four and in. Thr Asworlalrd Prm»> Althought local showers are pre­ und the department o f justice. protests o f big business men.” point of sufety, if nothing else is stitution is $100,000 nnd the stock­ three-quarters miles from Sanfoni MANNHEIM, Jon. 8.— Mnnu- dicted for this section anil south Representative Gainer, o f Tex­ considered, is one o f the greatest holders nre Sanford and Seminole on same road; 30 feet north o f facturers of automobiles here were of here Tuesday, it is believed as, ranking Democrat on the wnys steps undertaken by Sanford." I peatly interested in American re­ that it will not have any material Any pronounced way o f doing county people. A ll o f thc fixtures i well number live on Lake Marynnd means committee also had W. M. McKinnon: "H eartily in ports that one firm alone was plan­ effect on thc weather and that San­ planned to make an extended ad­ things is a result o f u changed were made in Sanford. Officers rond; quarter o f a mile south o f fuvor of it ns it means n big thing ning to extend its plant so ns to ford has now passed through thc dress in the house elaborating on condition o f living nnd preaching. are: F. W. Pledger, president; C. number two on French Avenua; fo r Sanford." I to be able to turn out 10,000 cars most servere part of tho wave. thc substitute fo r the Mellon pro­ That is what makes Scouting at­ K. Deane, vice-president; nnd J. 600 feet south o f number eight on J. C. Deen: " I t ’s n mighty big French Avenue. The Circuit Court convened at vach day. It was estimated by Tuesday morning about 10 o clock posal whicli lie made public last tractive, interesting and instruc­ E. Thomus,/secretary. The logs o f the vairous wells |automobile manufacturers here the thermometer registered Co 10 o’clock Tuesday morning with step lorward, in fnct is the biggest night. Announcing that he was tive. It is different, for the rea­ The Sanford Loan nnd Savings t that the two largest plants in Ger­ which was seven degrees warmer Judge J. J. Dickinson presiding event in the history of Sanford.” not feeling well, he cut his re­ son that the Scout learns through Company proposes to loan money wcre v , C. L. B ritt: "Means better wa­ many, one of which is in Mann­ than it registerd Monday morn­ nud George A. DeCuttcs as state’s murks short und instead inserted participation; by doing nnd tho „ " v l l >o. 1. actual to wage earners and the salaried i ter— more o f it— fire protection— attorney. White Sand ............ 1 to 0 ft. heim, combined produce about 15,- ing. in the Congressional Records stat­ things. Learning is a by-product men on terms nnd conditions to , . to 10 ft. Following the opening of court reduction in insurance rates— istics nnd other data in support of o f living as much as Scouting is suit their requirements, as tho Brown S a n d ...........G W0 cars annually. These cars sell From reports received here it is enough gas— better elect 'c service 10 to 15 ft. for about $1,000 each. the Democratic program. They machinery' for specific education. commercial banking houses provide Grey Cand _____ indicated that this city really en­ by Sheriff C. M. Hand, tho grand nnd all fo r less money.” dealt particularly with the amount It joyed warm er temperature than jury wns impanelled, the names is the integrating center facilities fo r the merchant nnd White Sand .............. 15 to 38 ft. J. M. G illon:: "Means more to 38 to 67 ft. being drawn from a list o f 86 o f revenue that would be ruised if through which character is built manufacturer and the fedtrul farm Blue Clay was predicted originally. Sanford in BaptiatsWill Erect in •• every eu*r> way, . j , giving » ' * the recommendations of the Demo- and boys are trained for citizen- loan banks care for the needs of the (Continued or. page six ) thnt had been drawn fo r general Milliard Ilr Thr Asttorlnlril l,rr»«*l chcapcr i Uhty rates and thereby crat„ 0„ tho way9 nm, means comA T L A N T A , Gn.. Jan. 8 .- 0 < Jury duty. shin. It teaches loyalty to self, farmer. New Church Building fushion C H A R C O A L G A S RUNS AUTOS The following were summoned PirUJ ? 1 ®!. A.* open grates and the cold Vfor ' 1people " |'.. mittec were carried into effect. to homo and to country. T o bo a offer some inducement According to officers o f the new AUTOS wave have taken approximately a to serve upon the grand jury: E. Orders Estimates Prepared. good Scout is to be a good citizen n» The A n n flilril l>rr««> score o f lives in various sections j t . Summerville, Albert E. ( ( ’line, to n<ol<e Uiis city their home." A t the treasury it wns announc­ and to be a good citizen is to be concern, this now method of finan­ L. Y. Bryan: "Means more to TAMPA, Jnn. 8.— Baptists o f the o f the South since Saturday, nc- T. J. Bell John Gove, P. A. Mem, lllv Thr Aaaurlalril I'rraa) cing the man o f smnll means fills ed that Secretary Mellon had in­ fity are planning the erection of cording to reports received here J. 1). Evans, Hudson Bull, C. M. the building up and advancement structed the department’s actuary patriotic nnd loyal to one’s nation a long fe lt want and adds much to B E R LIN . Jnn. 8.—Gas generated o f the city than anything else that to prepare estimates on the gov­ and proidc. •hat is believed will bu one o f the Monday. from charcoal ia being used instead Monday night there Berry, G. A. Bryant, R. M. GrovcnThe character of a good Scout tho general prosperity o f the coun­ o f gas generated from benzine on nnest church buildings in the south- were indications that the Southern stein, E. T. Cameron. Charles R. could have happened.” try. Thu industrial bnnk is so ernment income in thc event the is never honeycombed by deceit Z. B. R atliff: “ Finest bond is­ Evoerimente !rn states. It will bo located at states would shed their coating of Lord, B. II. Guthrie, H. L. Haight, constituted that thu jariou s kinds Ucriin motorbuses. nor punctured by . - dishonesty. ... A of installment paper? fit into the have liven conducted iur a year ufayettc Street and Plant Avenue, ice and normal weather would be C. M. Riggers, R. L. Wheeler, C. sue that could have been put across Continued on page 6. Seoul is trustworthy, lie main­ *nd will be built by the First Bnp- returned by Tuesday or Wednes- L. Britt, clerk and K. II. Kilbee, and something that should have witli chnrcoal-burni-ru, and thay tains his integrity under ail con­ system nnd much of this class of have been found economical and been done some time ago.” !{** Segregation at tho cost for pupor which hus been handled in foreman. ditions, and this is only one of T. O. Owen: "One o f thc best California Markets otherwise successful. H* building und furnishings of 1 Eight persons are known to have A fter the jury had been sworn, the lessons Daddy teaches Jimmy other places can now be cared for rl00,000. The site is valued at ap­ died from burns and exposure in Judge Dickinson then edlivcred his things Sanford can do," in Sanford. A s these concerns do both have become interested I. 1). Martin: “ W ill insure a A t a Clearing House sinco proximately $150,000. Tho audi- Georgia, while reports sny a num­ charge urging that every man do in scouting. I f a Scout advances not do a regular hanking business, ‘orium will have a seating capacity ber suffered from exposure or seri­ his duty and pointing out the re­ steady growth for Sanford in the as this business is handled by rePHONE YOUR future." of 2,000. S A N F R A N C ISC O , Jan. 8.— Dis­ no further than first class, he has gulur banks, und handle the regular ous fire mishaps. In New Orleans sponsibility o f each man. intelligence and energy enough to Jessie A .Lee: "Means a big tributors o f fresh table grapes in huHiueiii that the other hanks do Court adjourned a few minutes thing for Sanford.” anti its vicinity six persons were W A N T ADS NES GUARD GERM A N California controlling 75 per cent aid the injured and save a life and not, these institutions fill a need reported to have died and in other before 12 o’clock nnd reconvened this little fractional part o f his William F ryer: “ Every city o f the crop decided at a meeting BORDER sections o f the South come reports at 1 o’clock. The grand jury im­ Direct to The Herald, truining will uid him in his life ’s in the community and complete the Continued on page 3. Monday night to market their pro­ mediately went into session to go of open grate or cold wave victims. work, no matter what it may be. gap in the chain o f the banking office fo r quick and •*» The Awnnclnlril t'rra.l system. , duct through the central clearing Tho cold weather passed on to into its investigations. It was ex­ The flirst Court of Honor of courteous service. Re­ SCHLESWIG, Jan. 8.— Germans the tropics Monday, causing the pected that some house which would be permitted indictments Democrats Oppose this yenr will bo held in the Court , *>’ are leaving the fatherland thermometer to drop to 62 degrees would be returned before the a f­ to make real based on funds nnd member that your tele­ in Orlando Jnn. 10, by Cen­ Prominent Citizen in such large numbers, that the in Havana und leaving smudge ternoon session would close. Munitions Embargo state of market at distribution House phone is u Hi raid Want tral Florida Council .which will ,, ni*h government has reinforced fires burning in tho orange groves points. This ia to provide easier The first case to occupy tho at­ demonstrate the value o f Scout Dies in Hospital Service Station. 8uards along the German-DanIlr ThaAaaorlalral I’ rru. grapes to eastern markets. o f Florida. Low hanging clouds tention o f the court when it re­ truining us a community unset. A W A SH IN G TO N . Jan. 8.— Prodo/1 . ,.<‘er to prevent the passage whipped by a fresh breeze that convened was a civil action „ „ JJJ. J l j * _A m i k Ik I , i| I’ rma. jury composed o f 12 representative I f you do not have a or individuals whose papers are swept the peninsula saved Florida s brought by the. Rhodes, Futch, Col­ dent Coolfdge’s Mexican policy PO W ERFU L RAY TU BE citizens will occupy the jurors’ u,n °4C ! f/,ST KU ‘ Minn., Jan. 8.— • *n order. which resulted Monday in an arms IN V E N T E D charge account, a state­ against II. R. Mur­ citrus crop, growers agree, the lins Company ” • A. Winburn, 60, president of • *•» box, and it will be they who will .Special instructions also have temperature in some purts of the roll. ** The plaintiff ‘ * was represent­ embargo directed against thc rev­ ment w il be mailed you decide the proficiency of thc Scout tho Central Georgia ruilwuy, und Mr The V m ih *U|i*iI l 'r r « . assailed from **m.cd *n the matter o f smug­ belt was reported as having reach­ ed by iy Judge Judgi E. F. Householder und olutionists, wr.s a prominent citizen of the south, to advance. Interesting demon­ when the ad appears. LONDON, Jan. 8.— Dr. Hoist and 4 , . * nig. There is a brisk illicit trade ed the freezing mark but without the defendant by W. O. Murrell. Democratic quarters Tuesday in different merit died early Tuesday in tho hospit­ l)r. Houwers o f Amsterdam, have M rat ions "* the the Senate. Senator Robinson, , Jnc®ts. fi*h, canned milk, cheese frost. It was stated by Attorney Lewis This is part o f the sat­ invented a new tube which gener­ badge requirements will be given j al. He came here December 22 to a other staples into Germany. Tlie temperature was reported nt O’Bryan that the suit o f the Am ­ Democratic floor lender presented ates a powerful beam o f X-rays nnd the public is cordially invited consult physicians at the Mayo i isfactory service given and wan operated on for non­ 22 degrees at Jacksoncille and 50 do erican Agricultural Chemical Com­ n hill which would prohibit under practically like a searchlight, nnd to nttcml this session. Thera will clinic c,,n,c JL,*Y SYSTEM IS IN A D E Q U A T E grees at Miami early Monday, but pany brought uguinst Nick Zern- heavy penalty the sale o f muni­ by The Herald to its malignant tuiuor. he a number o f applications for eliminate any foreign governments which is said to before noon the land o f tourists ovcun was settled amicably out o f tions for L ife and Star budge honors and advertisers nnd readers. . n* T,|f Atsuclnletl I'r r n l dunger to thc operator handling it. either by this government or Am­ and sunshine was getting back to court on Tuesday and would not The rays can he directed on nny tho big feature o f the nccusoin will F IR E CAU SES S M A L L DAMAGE in r * * an- 8-— Certain juries normal conditions. appear on the docket as was stated erican citizens. T o reach all thc peo­ local spot o f the flesh fo r treat­ he the presentation o f Engle Scout l , 1 *,*choal°vakia recently have Ice Monday night was still in in Monday’s paper. A defective flue is said to have ment with thc greatest ease, ns, budges to sevcrul Scouts by N a ­ , ” Hown decisions which are evidence in CO OLIDGE A G A IN S T SURTAX ple . effectively— leave Alnbama, Tenessee, been the cause o f a small lire which t lifn .‘ c w' tb general dissatisfac- parts o f Louisiana, the CaroiinnH, S T A T E E N A C TS M A N Y PRISON P A R T O F T H E G A R N E R BILL in spite o f the high tension o f the tional Scout Commissioner, Karl occurred Monday night about 9t3U yu.:r Want A d ut Tho Lehmann. electric current, tho tube can be LAW S. they have been either un- Virginia and Georgia, but warmer I let aid Office. Rhone The Court o f Honor will be open­ o’clock at u bouse on Thir • Sire W A SH IN G TO N , Jnn. 8.— F lor­ miMU3L 8CVoro or unreasonably weather wns forecast. W A S H IN G TO N , Jan. 8.— I’ rcsl held quite sa fely in the hand. ed promptly nt 7 o’clock by Judge owned by J. 1). Davison and .. ua to send fo r it or ida legislature o f 1923 enacted dent Coolidgc regards tho surtax win,\us bns the entire criticism, more prison reform law thun Ims proivsiona o f Garner Democratic C O U N TY JU D G E A P P O IN T E D Cheney, chairman of tlie euurt nnd cupido by u Mr. Smith u.id family. i, demand for reform, phone i t 't o t h j Want the session will carry with it ape- Danmitc to the extent o f approx!(Ilr The A*a<M-lntrd 1‘ rraal ever been possessed by any other . M ARKETS tinn set ^.orth in p a r'M expianntax premium as disregarding the Ad Department T A L L A H A S S E E . Jan. 8.— Frank cial significance from impressive mutely $200 was said to have K en stntc in any one season ,Mrs. W. Ilr Vhr SwuflnlfS uu..n» k ,t wnr a n d 'the subseprinriplc thnt government should earned by the fire. A new suit o f C. Morgan o f Everglades was Tucsand enjoyable ' ' standpoint. _ . F ive S. Jennings, first vice president, CHICAGO, Jun. 8.— May. wheat, *hoii» r®1fo*ution have brought __ judge ice o ff | * appointed coun.ty , applications hnye been rci received at clothes valued at $85 belonging to y «PP tin. 1 a ri(;ticenhlo uncertainty in 1.08 2-4 to 1.09 1-8; July, 1.07 1-1; told the General Federation o f encourage investment o f capital of day P H O N E 148 ine L*r county. He succeeds Frank j] Scout lieudqunrtcrs headquarters from Be outs Mr. Smith and some bed clothes count conceptions corn, May, .75 3-4 to .70; oats, May, Women’s Clubs in her report Tues­ enterprise in business enterprises Collier uf . general r p o p u l a* r i desiring advancements. wero destroyed and some damage U. Hunter, Jr., resigned. day. r r,8ht and wrong, rather than in tax freezeiner. 45 3-4 to 7-8. |any violations LECTURER WILL MAKE TALK TO C. OF. C. FRIDAY REBELS SEIZE TAMPICO; BIG BATTLE SOON COMPANY m PROMINENT SANFORD CITIZENS COMMENT ON COMING ELECTION THE BONUS BILL WILL BE PASSED TO PASS SAYS FREAR OF (LWIS. E RECEDING COLD WAVE HAS COST DOZENS L I V E S NEW FINANCIAL INSTITUTION TO BE HERE SOON Court o f Honor Will Be Formed Grand Jury Is Drawn Today \ �SIX THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD* MONDAY* JA N U A R Y 7, 1921 CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS SANFORD CHURCH RING FOLLOWERS HAS BIG GROWTH PAY TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF MISKE The air Is full -of thing*.you thermomater was seven degrees above zero a t Raleigh early Sun­ shouldn't ml3s. . Get a radio. day, the coldest since 1018. No deaths have been reported as a result o f the cold. MILANETHEATRE WED., JAN. R 0 T A R IA N 8 M E E T T U E S D A Y Tho Rotary Club w ill hold Its Snath Carolina Shircra weekly luncheon nt the Vnldczl ■____ * .i. ...iti. ______ ______ The Presbyterians yestordny bcCO LM U BIA, S. C.. Jan. 7 .- ^ South Carolina generally Sunday;* ,jr— A m eeting o f the St. Geerge W. Knight presiding over, gan the twclth year o f the pnewas shivering in its coldest snap the meeting. No m eeting was held' tornto of Rov. E. 1). Rrownlec. es Guild at 3 p. m. ST. PAU L,M inn., Jan. 7.— Fol since January 11U8. Temperatures MMjr— Regular meeting o f I. 0. S S ! rv ' ° ‘ ^ ' T h l . I. th„ 'o n s e t 1’rotn.tant p a , * # e / '| lki hewers o f the fistic game Joined far below freezing were reported members to cat Now Y e a r ’s dinner O. F . at a t the Masonic Hall at 8 torate in the history o f Sanford, l t ' w jlh the RcnonU public hcrc Snt. in all sections o f the state. at heme. . p. m . Chnrlenton, experiencing its low ­ r m n iia a in u e n B u b u t t v o * Mid. They have beeri years o f , unjny j n paying tribute to tho Tuesday— The Social Department COMMISSIONERS M E E T IN G unusual development and grow th.t memory’ o f B illy Mlskc. St. Paul est temperature in six years, re -' o f the Sanford Woman's Club w ill m eet at the Club House at ' The Seminole County Board of The membership haa grown from hen\yweight boxer, whose body ported •» minimum o f 17 degrees i „ 3 : 3 9 p. m. Commissioners will meet Tuesday , 35 fi, 7 v , tho t dc. j was borne to its grave at Calvary and a maximum o f 28. Five de-' Taesday— Weekly luncheon o f the morning at 0 o’clock at the court “ , ‘ * ‘ " . Rrt Z . Ceipotcry ~ by a srrous o f......... lifelong grccs above zero w as reported at Greenville, with w arm er weather R o ta ry Club at the Valdez Hotel fouro to ‘ ransact Its regular rou. w.h" 1 * ] » * ™w 5? friends. at 12-15 n m tine business. Any special busi- ccnt. the Presbyterian Church Misko died on N ow 'Year's Day, Monday but freezin g temperatures, Tuesday__Regular Drill o f Co. D. no*?.to be taken up by the board p r^ “ *2-f cr ccnt* ^ c r e a *1!U From the famous dog story by fter a long (linos o f Bright’s Dis­ for severs! nights forecast. been n substantial growth every The mercury dropped to four ease. Funeral services were held F la. N . G. at the Court House at could not be learned Monday. ' Jack London yea r o£ this pastorate. ’ 8 p. m. for him th*s morning nt St. Adol- sbovo, marking it as one o f the A n d T h irty-F ivcM in strcl Entertainers SCHOOL HOARD T O M E E T , A t *he beginning oi this period bert’s Catholic Church. Requiem coldest days there in 20 yenrs. OfTaesday— A regular meeting o f A Drama of the Gold rush days The Seminole County School the Church owned one lot with nn Qicial figures at Columbia reported, high mass was chanted by Rev. . Masonic Royal Lodge No. 62, at Board the 1 °hi it,, mm and P eter A. Roy, pastor, assisted by a minimum o f 10 degrees nnd a : along tho Yukon trail. You’ll uoaro will w ill meet Tuesday at tne ,1,1 wooden wuuucn building imiunug on uu h the Masonic H all a t 8 p. m. * court house with Superintendent jlnce then has erected n modern Wednesday— Regular meeting o f -----— r — ------------ . . , . . ... , , . two other priests. Father Roy maximum o f 20, the coldest day lose your heart to “ B U C K " Hero ' Am erican Legion at the Court T. W. Lawton for its monthly meet- DHek piant and Manse valued nt prrachcd the funeral sermon. H** in five years. Roports from other [ Dog. . $90,000. The record year for gifts eulogized Miskc s home life and points indicated sim ilar tempera­ ing. House at 8 n. m. I Kdw. C. Clifford Minstrelsy’s Premier BarrU m ^ previous to this preiod was $1,700, tures. • . ring career ns one to bo looked Wednesday—Literature Depart­ Comedy— "Heavy Seas" while now the nnnual gifts run Agricultural authorities state the C AR D O F T H A N K S . DeVnro nnd DeCarlo • up to by all. The boxer wns term­ ment o f tho Sanford Woman’s Also Fox News We wish to thank our mnny from $15,000 to $18,000. ed a credit to his profession; n freeze will benefit South Carolina Club wilk meet nt the Club B L A C K FACE COMEDY B A H ENTE R TA IN E R The Church has its own Foreign man who always played "square” as it will dcatroy hibernating boll friends and neighbors fo r the fiorHouse at 3:30 p. m. Tuesday— Rupert Hughes Prices: 50c 75c, $1.00, $1.50, plus tax W ednesday— The Music Depart­ al tributes and kindnes shown us Missionary, a physician, Dr. A. C. with his fellow men, both in and weevils. No accidents and ve ry little suf­ ment o f the Sanford Woman’s during the illhcss and denth o f Hutchinson in Nanking, Chinn, nnd out o f the nrenn. “ Souls for Sale” with Special Fcalta Now cn Sale Bower’ s Drug Store two Home Missionaries, Misses fering has been reported. Reports Club w ill meet a t the Club our baby. Orchestra M ary Andrews nnd Zetn Davison from householders indicate a gen­ Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Benson. House at 3:30 p. m. nt Hartford, Tenn. It contribute* erous crop o f plumbers’ bill*. M C. Benson. n Wednesday— The regular meeting funds to support several orphans of the Elks’ Club w ill be held at nt Clinton, S. C., besides large the Club House nt 8 p. m. contributions to mnny other ChristWednesday— The w eekly luncheon (Continued fm m cage 1) naanaanan like causes. o f the Kivwanis Club w ill bo n few mniutes nftcr the fire was Its young people's work held a t the Valdez Hotel at smothered from his blazing bath­ Continued from page 1. is n non-scctnrian organization 12:15 p. m. robe. Thursday— Weekly luncheon o f resented by E. F. Householder nnd and has for several years held a The body of Gilbert M. Davis world record fo r such young peo­ Association o f Business Women the latter by W. O. Murrell. was found in nn alley near his ple’s work in efficiency. The w ill be held nt the Lu-Beth Tho cases which the grund jury home. Officials believe he wus.rcnC afeteria at 12:00. will consider include four murder Church is now growing very rapid­ dered unconsciour by a fa ll and Thursday— Regular meeting o f cases. They arc: Frank Good­ ly, there being additions every beenme n victim o f tho biting cold. ' tho Spanish W ar Veternns will man, Henretta Paul, James Brown Sabbath. Neighbors found the frozen body Last year the Church did not o f Alices Watters, an aged negress, be held at 8 p. m. nud John Evans. Other cases to Friday— The regular meeting o f lie considered by the grand jurv lose a single member by death, in the home where sho liv«d alone. the Rebekah Lodge will be held are: Eugene Crawford and E. M. which cecms unusual considering The temperature reached five lnrceny; the Inrgo membership. The pastor degrees below zero in some sections at the Masonic H a ll at 8 n. m. Bryant, charged with TO T H E PEO PLE OF S A N F O R D A N D SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y Friday— W eekly luncheon o f thei Johnnie Hicks, Charlie Sheffield nnd church ministers to a con­ o f the city with suburban districts Chamber o f Commerce nt the and James Billings, charged with stituency o f approximately 1,000 reporting ns low as 10 degress be­ stealing auto tires; Sylvester Da­ Seminole county pegple. Valdez Hotel at 12:15. low. Firemen were kept busy vis nnd William Henry, chnrgcd nnswering alarms hut the only fire with breaking nnd entering a drug G R E E N CORN IN J A N U A R Y o f consequence destroyed the St. store; Dnve Henderson nnd Kemn- M any Teachers From Clnircs Catholic Church nt Clair• To h ove several cars of delicious ry Brewton, charged with statu­ Sanford and Seminole ton, n suburb, with nn estimated Robert Wilson, tweet corn served on your table tory offense; o f $50,000. The Rov. D. J. 5 with robbery; for Sunday dinner in January is chnrgcd .. . . Jessie . . . . Mc. County Attend Meet loss H aggerty, the pnstor, carried sev-|j quite a novelty even in this section Bride, chnrgcd with robbery; linternl nltar ornaments from the of Florida, yet that is what E. T. tie Scriven and Janies Williams, The Florida Education Associa­ burning church n moment before * Woodruff nnd his fam ily on Oak charged with concealing stolen tion which held a most successful the ceiling fell. Avenue enjoyed Sunday. Some goods: J. T. Allen, charged with convention in \Ve3t Palm Bench on One Frozen nnd Tw o Burned to -i*.‘ ,- . time a go Mr. Woodruff, in order to assault, and Joe Scott and Edward Wednesday, Thursday nnd Friday Denth have something tp do in the way Frazier, charged with breaking o f last week, wns attended by a M A C O N , Gn., Jan. 7.— One negro o f exercise, planted a small garden and entering. large number o f teachers from wns frozen to death, a white girl in his back yard and among the Sanford nnd Seminole county. and n negress were burned to death things planted were several hills Those who nttended the conven­ while tryin g to keep warm ns n o f corn. While it wns more or tion nnd who returned home Sun­ result o f the low tempernture of less an experiment, Mr. Woodruff day were: I’ rof. and Mrs. G. E. Sundny night nnd early Monday said Monday that he never dream­ M cKay, the Misses Florence Mc­ morning. The minimum tempera­ ed that the corn would grow to be Kay, Iris Kinney, Emma Owen, ture was eight degrees above zero, such fine quality ns that which he Caroline Spencer, Ruth Hnnd, El­ reached at 8 o’clock Monday morn­ fathered -for his Sunday dinner. len Mnhonpy, Mark Zachnry, Mar­ ing. “ I have been living here 15 yenrs,” Col. Theodore Roosevelt Camp garet Foster, Helen Terwtlliger, A t Forsyth, Gn., Fannie Jordnn, said Mr. Woodruff, ‘ ‘and Sanford No. 13, U. 8 . W. V „ w ill hold n Ruth Gillon, Gussic Hinton, Edna 90 year old negress, wns burned to is the only place in the state that public installation o f officers nt Chittenden, Lnurn Chittenden, Ludeath when her clothing caught suits me. the Court House on Thursday, elle Joiner, Ida Mae Gray, I.ovie fire from n grate. Jan. 10, nt 8 p. m. Department Turner nnd Mrs. Hazel Moughton, Sam Hayes, negro, started to B E E N H E R E 10 YE A R S Commander R. A. Terheun w ill in­ Mrs. Stella Arfrington, Mrs. I). C. walk to his home in East Mneon stall the officers. Marlow, Mrs. Ramon Raynor, and Sunday night. He fell exhausted W. A . Stafford o f 408 Holly Col. Theodore Roosevelt Cniup Mrs. Pearl Babbitt.all of Sanford on un Indian mound, where his Avenue, and nn old pioneer' settler was organized on Dec. 13, 1021 nnd Mrs. J. N. Thompson of Ovie­ body was found this morning. A Of Sanford will celebrate Tuesday with 13 members and 13 different do, Prof. II. C. Douglass nr.d Miss coroner’s jury held thnt he froze his fo rtieth year aa a resident o f states ..... represented. . .____ The charter Helen Moran o f Geneva. Prof, and to dce.tii. this city. Forty years ago Tues-' was approved on the 13th, nnd Mrs. T. J. Jacobs, Mrs. S. H. Buchday afternoon r.t I o’clock Mr. called No. 13. Intaituted on th. ninn and Miss Aire Mann o f Luke if Hack o f Cold W ave Broken. Stafford landed in Sanford, he said,J 13th with 13 members present' Monroe, Prof, and Mrs. W. L. Sieg CH IC AG O , Jan. 7.— With the having come hero from Jackson- held the 13th annual reunion nt o f Cluiluota nnd I’ rof. and Mr*. C. hack o f the severest cold wave in villc, which nt that time scarcely Sanford nnd Commander it. A. W. Cannon o f Osceola. year* broken, the central West had 3,000 inhabitants. Sanford,j Terheun <>f Camp No. 13 was Many of those attending the con­ Sunday crawled out from hiding i r Mr. Stafford raid, was but a village elected 13th deputy commander. vention made the trip by motor with only three or four fnmiiie* nt Color* were ordered on February cars and Prof. T. W. I-awton, Coun­ to fine temperature o f 18 and 20 degree above zero like summer that time. During the years since 13, • Letter with money order wa* ty nuperintendent of public inthen hc:^ has seen Sanford grow to lost, received duplicate money or­ struction, who also made the trip, climes comonrcd with the sub-zero weather which had gripped this the thriving and progressive city der from ti.e government and the stated Monday that it was a very section for several days. that it is today. Asked whether colors arrived in Sanford Friday, enjoyable trip and that the city of The cold wave, bearing down ho had over regretted coming t > July 13, and if any one says that West Balm Beach showed the visi­ out o f the Northwest, kept its grip this city to live, Mr. Stafford em ­ 13 is unlucky ask any comrade of tors e v ciy rourtesv. He was loud until early Monduv morning whenj phatically said no. Fur several Camp No. 1.1. in hi* prai.-c of that city’:: hospi­ the thermometer began to rise. The flrat officer* o f the entnp tality. years M r. Stafford served on the The break o f the cold spell wa* were: if. A. Terheun, command­ 'ip u n oj u.-Aej Many teachers of the state, a shown in Chicago in a rise from er: Fred T. Williams, senior vice ciinmiunder; John T. Brady, junior few from this county, took advun- 13 below zero nt 1 n. m.. to 21 M U N IC IP A L COURT. tnge o f the trip to 0 »i»a whi- h was above by mid-afternoon with the Municipal Court wus held Mon­ vieo commander; Craig Hurris, of- sponsored by the Florida Educa­ prospect that milder weather w ill flc ir e f the day; l , H. W alker, o f­ day morning with a h i .,.11 ducket tion Association. The trip to Cuba continue for tho immediate future. heard by Judge J. G. Sharon. Tho ficer of the guard; H. IJ. Lewis, was made precceding the conven­ Low temperature records o f years adjutant: W. S. Price, nuurter. cases tried were: \ standing were rep! :ccd by new' master; J. (5, Sharon, chaplain; C. tion. Harry Guild charged with drunk­ ones Saturday. With n break in J. Marshall, surgeon; A. K ing and enness w as fined •‘till and costs. •lie cold in, the rentral West, points George Rutherford, color serJohn Itoatrh h t charged with gcunt*. in the East reported continued reckless driving failed t<» appear cold. We have 68 members at the and his bond o f $5 was estreated. Income Tax Helps Public refuge nnd shelter homes present timu and from one o f the The cose o f Jerry Juck^in charg­ smallest rumps in the department nnd missions, choked with thous­ ed with having intoxicating liquors of Florida, it is now one of IN C O M E TA X IN N U TSH ELL ands seeking protection from the ■ _____ •• . in his possession, was transferred the largest, having Outpost No. I biting cold, Sunday reported plenty W H O ? Single person* who had to county court. • o f room. nt St. Cloud, Fin., in charge of net income o f $1,00(1 or more James C arter chnrgcd with dis­ Comrade Sergt. J. A. McCarthy, (-’oldest Since 1917 or gross income of $5,0(10 or orderly conduct was dismissed by and Outpost No. 2 at Orlando in A U G U S T A , G il , Jan. 7.— With R E PO R T OF C O N D ITIO N more, nnd married couple* Judge Sharon. the thermometer registering 20 de­ charge o f Comrade Bergt. Jos. M. who hnd net income o f $2,OIK) . Foster K in g summoned to an­ Brady, and every comrade who gree* above zero Sunday morning or more or gross income o f swer u charge of drunkenness fa il­ served in the army, nuvv o r nn . nnd only registering 29 nt the $5,000 or more must tile re­ ed to appear and his bond o f $10 rine corps between April 3, 1898 highest point above for the day, was estreated. returns. Augusta i* experiencing the cold­ to July i, 1902, is urged to join. Edward Auburn also failed to est wcuthcr since 1917. W HEN? The tiling period i* appear and his bond o f $10 Beginning late Saturday after­ from January 1 to March 15, was estreated. noon when the thermometer show-IS 1921. Theodore Lewis charged with ed 30 degrees, the nierzerv b'>ir.»» n Rambling failed to show up and hi* to fall steadily and at midnight it * W H E R E ? Collector of internal bond o f $10 was estreated. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A went to 12 degrees. Son-M *' mn*~i.|5 revenue for the district in % Francis Curley charged with ing a steady rise carried the mer­ which the person live* or has the theft o f nn Overland automo­ cury to 24 degrees, a ponu it hi* principal place of liusibile, was turned over to the coun­ maintained throughout the day A S C A L L E D FO R IlY T H E C O M P T R O L L E R A T C L O S E OF BU SINESS neas. ty court. until nightfall when it began to Harry W oodruff charged with . . . HOW? Instruction* on Form fall again. The prediction is that December 31st, 1923 exceeding thu speed lim it was fined Exhibition Of Products W ill Be 1010A and Form 1010; also it will continue to fall until it prob• • i n n . l . . . . . . S .. #’ I . . . . . T t .. 4 ... 1 4 * ! I a 13 nnd cost*. Given During Day Ami N igh t the law and regulations. uldy reaches n lower level than that Of February 8. Cris Ilelanis charged with stopo f Saturday. W H A T ? Four per cent normal ing payment on a check, was C ap ital ...................................................... $ 100.000.00 No physical harm ha* befallen Loans and d is c o u n ts ............................... $1,087,915.05 Sponsored by the Geneva Pro­ tax on the first $ 1,000 o f net DUnd o v e r to the county court. I Persons as the result o f the cold S u rp lu s ..................... 25,000.00 gressive Association, the Gcqevn O verdrafts ............................................. 1.52 income in excess of the per­ 1wave. Frank C arr charged with d is -1 orderly conduct drew a sentence Fair wil he given on the day ami U n divided P r o f it s .................................... sonal exemption nnd credits j Eight Below in North Carolina Stocks and b o n d s ........ :............................... 82.80.00 night o f February 8, it was ano f 10 day* in jail. fo r dependent*. Eight per D ivid en d A c c o u n t..................................... 6,061.50 T ax C ertificates ....................................... 1,011.99 R A L E IG H , N C.. Jan. 7 .-W ith lln riy Phillips charged with mumced Saturday by Mrs. Kiulor cent normal tax on balance of the mercury dropping to eight dc­ D ue W ar Finance C orporation ......... ..... 50 ,000.0 t'urlctt, a member o f the comm it­ Banking House and O ffice B uilding...... 31,403.48 Rambling failed to appear and his net income. Surtax from 1 ! grccs below zero in the mountains tee who has the arrangement* in B ills P a y a b le ............................................ 150,000.00 bond of $10 was estreated. cent to 50 per rent on net Furniture and fix tu r e s ............................. 18,244.71 ami to 12 above on the coast. North Bud Y ou ng charged with a sim­ charge. Other members o f the incomes over $0,000 for the D E P O S IT S ............................................... U46.905.3o O ther real e s t a t e ... 8,720.65 ( arolinn Sunday experienced one committee are: L. A. Sheldon, ilar offunae waa lined $5 and costs. yea r 1921. Of Do* coldest days since 1918, ac­ chairman, E. Curlctt, G. W. Swea* CASH A N D D U E FRO M B A N K S ..... 243,782.88 Willio Itobinsan charged with cording to weather bureau statinthe same offence failed t « >how up nnd Mrs. J. (Juirk. tics. Boone, in the mountains, ap­ $1,480,169.23 The fair, according to Mrs. CurT IP S FOR TA X P A YE R S . and hi* bond wan estreated. $1,480,169.28 pear* to have been the coldest spot lett, is just t< > place on exhibition No. 6. George Harris charged with In computing hi* net income for with the thermometer registering carrying concealed weapons fa il­ products that are raised i:i the policy Geneva section. It is n plan to ihc .w ar 1921 a taxpayer may de­ eight degrees below zt.ro> while ed to appear ami lib bond o f §25 Ti’ llIS IN S T IT U T IO N lias made a remarkable gro w th in deposits during the past y e a r because of i l ’s let other communities know that duct from gross income ail losses, Asheville established a new Jan­ was estreated. o serve tho Com m unity. F or ten years we have striven to g iv e a banking service consistent with gooi • Geneva is on the man and Hint its incurred not only in his business, uary record with four degrees beto citizens nro.o’i the Job in inakim- trade or profession, but in nnv jow zero, at 8 o'clock Sunday mornless principles. T h e appreciation o f Sanford and Sem inole county people is shown in the steady S T H IS W E E K IN SANFORD ILAN ONE NI GHT THEATRE ••••T o d a y •••• ‘THE CALL OF THE WILD’ M S Charles (Slim) Vermont Nate Mulroy - Hank White Comedian anti Dancer_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Black Face Entertain* IMPORTANT CASES COLD SNAP GRIPS Years o f Service VETS PLAN TO HAVE PUBLIC INSTALLATION Seminole County Bank COMMUNITY lA I R TO BE GIVEN BY GENEVA CITIZENS K s Hickory ness principles o f our deposits. appreciation L e t us serve you during the year, cnuiioe,, Registering two ion. The C A R D OF T H A N K S . We w ijh to th-nk our friends for the many nrt* o f kindncr< shown toward us in ru r sorrow We are particularly npprercintive of the effort o f those who aided In recovering the bod..’ o f our be­ loved husband nnd father. Mrs. Itngrn A non.ion and Family, Geneva. j S O N LY TWO TO BA T — HOME A N D * BOB’S, A N D B E T T Y ’S : LUNCH ROOM," ei. said Sirs. Curlctt, by sollim lion o f resale, i* not deductible he r ' '• drinks, hot •iinchr: and o th e r1cause it was not n tranractinn onthings to eat. The admission will tcred into for profit. !• • frc< 11 enter the grounds'nm ' Losses sustained in the operation everynn - from the entire county i:: of n farm ns a business venture cordially i;iv tc ! to r.ttcnd. me deductible. I f Mis'..iiucd in the Rib*>on* will be given ar award*, operation of a farm operated . '■r . ( V r l j l l SRit-’U iw <!. A llai <i[ n itr-ly f.-r the plmsuru or con- 1\ i " , w , \ n V .r l I- ■ the awnn -. end ti. product* that vcnicnce o f the taxpayer,'‘such loss- W I l t o 1 O F S A N . I I I 4 N « they will he given for, w ill be an >•* are not deductible. « t n 4 / 15 nuunccd at a later date. , (T o be continued Tomorrow) l u A K A l r L . O F F IC E R S ; F O R R E S T L A K E , President A. R. K E Y , V ice-Presiden t nnd Cashier C. W . S P E N C E R , 2nd Vice-President R . W. D E A N E , Assistant. Cashier D IR E C T O R S : Joe Camerson L. P. McCuller Titos. E. Wilson J. C. Bennett Forrest Lake A. P . Connellv A. R. K ey A T . Rossetter C. \V. Snencer 4 i t f * * * 11 �^-. EV*' M <\ i- ' ’’ Dally Herald rtffr ■ (trn w ii t i f t f l l r T * » I I m l4 rriilla g C « m It aifirt. Prqsperity Begets Prosperity As Arthur Brisbane ..... T ' : * -*1 INNOCENCE ABROAD T ° M SIMsIsAYgl W hen one begins to take stock o f present-day condi­ Sees It tions, is it any wonder that there is no room le ft f o r the Fools n a v e Value. pessim ist; is It any wonder thnt the people o f A m erica have .!» habit." t v T ' S . V ’ ” ■ W l Courage Wins. f r r It, t o 6 0 m ore to be thankful fo r at the b egin n in g o f the N e w Y ea r •\iur Grrat Horse*. than at any other time in the nation’s history. it o r C. II. K. C u rila Som e News from~Mex?Cn W e are told by statisticians th a t the value o f furm pro­ C.'in fort. •town there ended ’ ^ ducts fo r 1923 exceeded by three billion dollars the value fo r _______ Copyright, 1922, ?™p" y 'w C u S tc the proceeding year. In spite o f handicaps the furm ers are A FOOL has value— to "on to p ." Railroads are handling th e la rgest volume o f bus­ the The grafted eighteen : i iness in the history o f the country, both ns to fr e ig h t and knave that robs him. passengers. Bucket shop cotton brokers in In a R eview o f the year the M anufacturers Record says: bankruptcy include in their as­ set*, valued at $100,000, a precious T h e value o f the farm products o f the country ex­ “ sucker list.’’ ceeds-by nearly $3,000,000,000 th e value fo r 1922, and fa r ? ’ ° 1,0 That list, chief asset o f many the value fo r 1922 exceeded by $2,000,000,000 the value dishonest concerns, includes names fo r 1921. The farmers are thus on risin g ground despite o f those that write and then wil « . the tremendous handicaps which th ey endured follow in g send them money in reply to* ing men don’t g e t * ^ f mot. the depression o f 1920 nnd 1921. R ailroads nre handling number. “ come on’’ letters from bucket *rong the largest volume o f freigh t in the h isto ry o f the coun­ shops, nil swindlers, etc. Suznnn Lenglen tenni try. and their passenger tra ffic is fn r nnd aw ay in ex­ buxunno has started billiards A l r J W cess o f th eir facilities fo r handling it expeditiously nnd “ ONCE A sucker, always a can poao on one foot. 3dT^ sucker,” is the thieves' motto. The to the best advantage. same human fool, like the sucker T h e movement o f citrus fru its and vegetables o f at the bottom of the pond, will bite almost every variety, winter grow n fo r northern and again and again at tho bait that has hooked him. The couit or­ western consumers, has begun, nnd Southern roilronds dered tho “ sucker list” o f (15,000 will fo r the next four or five months handle an average names placed in u special account. o f about 1000 ears a day o f foodstu ffs shipped from the iho w o rn Soutli to feed the people o f less favored sections. IF YOU arc sincere, r.ot afraid ind stand your ground, calumny T h e boll w eevil cut short the cotton crop, nnd th's Thousands of people V/ill won’t hurt you In tne U ng run. has resulted in an advance o f from $750,000,000 to $ 1,­ learning n train announcer LS* 1 Senator LnFollette, returning to rested in W illimantic, Conn.Wt W* 000,000,000 over what n larger crop would have produced, the Senate yesterday, a fter n nnd Southern farmers nre thus as a w hole benefited to long illne-s, was received by sen­ Dallas (Tex ) ators of ul! parties with loud ap­ thnt extent, though individual fa rm ers and individual plause, nn ovation such as few sections are suffering by reason o f boll w eevil destruc­ men have had in the Senate. tiveness. Every man in thnt body knows' H igh w ay building is under construction to the ex­ thnt Ln Fdlletto is sincere, sny* what he means nnd Hint no ' W . that', what ha tent o f some hundreds o f millions o f dollars in the South, pened. amount o f money could even inter­ and to an even larger amount in th e rest o f the country, est him, much less influence him. hastening the tim e when impassable mud roads w ill g ive News from Paris Pni»,# . . It has not been so with nil men. place to hard surface roads, nnd in doing this hastening «al.l far t h « „ V t A ' And LaFclicttc wins his elections ar«. Once we , » by fighting, not by purchase, us the development o f business nnd the advancem ent o f like a million dollars. k * has been done sometimes. civilization nnd o f educational, m aterial and religious activities throughout the country districts. TH E FOUR greatest race horses I h.S'r.i’x Railroads with increasing earnings and ever expand­ in the world— or at least the four , la r d will make 50,00a best advertised— Zev, Itnprus, Epiing tr a ffic must go on expending enormous sums fo r en­ Pnrd and Grey Lag— will race this largin g their facilities fo r the handling o f the increasing year at Ascot. trade o f the country. T h ey must spend more than a A Looker-On in Washington Aliy one o f these horses would billion dollars a year even to avoid g o in g backwards, and ■ The Greatest Partnership *J| sell for at lenst $100,000. The automobile show, not far o ff, will a much larger sum annually if they would keep step w ith Politicians defeat themselves port a good one. Its duty is to JJ ill the Whole W orld”— show you various enrs, selling for through their cunning. the progress of the nation’s business. improve when improvement is ■ a few hundred dollars, nny of Building activity is sweeping ov e r th e land and ex­ necessary, hut not to obstruct fo r which could take the four greatest It is never easy to determine ceeding everyth in g in that line w e have ever known in race horses, drie after another, and the mere sake o f partisanship. run them all to death in one a fter­ what defeated n candidate or a This is what oppositions hnvo done the past and yet we have not reached the point where we. 5 < ^ noon. Once fnst horses were ini- party at an election. Rarely can nre even filling up the vnccuni created by the long period portnnt. v Now they are part of defeat he uttrihulcd to one cause when they have been led by small RB rd V OV M b you. You „ „ hia o f inactive building construction w ork. gambling' machinery, and they Men are influenced l>y many mo­ men, bigoted or blind. Hut what won’t last long. have they gained by it? They have jj Throughout the nation there is progress e v ery I W ,,L’ ,uuks to >ou -f « r guidance, s>„ - jt-, tives, nnd the sum o f them makes j helped their opponents rather !i where. Betterm ent is going on in the factory, and on up to you. up the opposition, sometimes to . H ERE’S CO M FO RT for Cyrus ! than themselves. The country is the farm , in railroad work and on construction activities. H. K. Curtis, who changes The the candidate himself, sometimes ! u,w«ys quick instinctively to deA demand for labor is keeping w ell em ployed practically New York Post price from three to the party. Y et i f it were possi- u.ct insillc, r ity . It knoWs thc ,li f . rcn J,*u t(,nch h-*n anything of more value cents to five cents. I t ’s the kind every w illin g worker in the land and a t a higher average than tiie cure o f m on oy-ih o liul.it of thiift? o f paper you make, not the price rate o f wages— fo r which all the people should rejoice— that counts. When The Chicago tain the dominating influence, it pretense. A Savings Account than at any time in history except fo r a b rie f period dur­ ______ American sold fo r one cent it had would be found, wo believe, that Why Not? ing the late war. Prosperity begets prosperity. Busin­ a big circultnion. The price of more elections have been lost 1 i,,,., ,i,„ * „ . ,, . , . Into the practice o f government, i paper went up, it sold at two cents ,i„. ess breeds increasing business, and this country w ill en­ through the cunning o f pol liciniis tlM ... , i and had bigger circulation. ti,„.. t.. .. ,i ,, 5,3 u> uR other relation l o f life, 1 ter upon the N ew Y ear with a b rig h ter outlook, despite than Irosn any other cause. Up to 1,u ................... ... , The price o f paper doubled, , . . . . , 1 there enter certain speculative clccle1 political discussions, than in any y e a r since 1906. wages increased. The Chicago a certain point cunning is success- j : r ~ — ~r ' 'A ■" ' ' THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD,* TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1924 yfc. W O M A N ’S M IS S IO N A R Y HON TON BRIDGE CLUB. ca l fame, f o r tho puirest water SO C IETY. __ _______ _ o f __ ___ comes purling purling fortn from thc Thc members the __ Bon_ Ton Thc Woman’s M?ss'am»nr So- ____ ______ . . . . . . . . mM most w * J I.f _Offsetting ..... _ . nil ......... . Bridge Club__ were .entertained these doc ic tv o f tho Methodist Church held dcYigYtfuify Fridny aHereoon. by |acriptions, in the background arc 1t h ..................... i ‘ their first business m eeting for, Mi3!l Fern Ward, at her home on cocoanut palms and Australian R K B I K c o .Wb s . Pm M rat the now yea r Tuesday afternoon Seventh Street. pines. L U S H 1m IIK .W . T l r f - P m M r e t In the church parlors. Mrs. Kelly, You w ill be entertained at thc i ’oinrettina and ferns, together H O W A R D III:HO I r f.T r r a a . the retiring president, in a few with oth**r cut flowers, carried Coral Gables ‘Tea House” and will phone: Office 148; M R S. F R E D D A IG E R , Society E ditor; 217-W 1*1 Maaaolla A i r i e r Phamr 14N well chosen words introduced th e ; out the Christmas colors of red learn afterwards o f thc wonderful new officers who in turn took their nnd green. corporation which back* up this ■ t :n e r H iP T io \ r a t k r i places before tho society ns fo l­ A fter n number o f absorbing m ost wonderful o f enterprises. JOne Tear------17.00. Sis Montlia |3.r,0 lows: i D r lr r r n l In City liy Carrier per games o f bridge, scores were Tw en ty million dolbra hss already ';>Woek 16c. tVeeky Kdlttun 62 Per President, Mrs. G. W . Snenrcr. counted ,llltu „and liU the |)I1W iU,, BVUIK( prize fo r top score. been spent. One can certainly see Tear. vice president, Mrs. J. D. P a r - 'a j)0X o f ntotioncry, was won by where the expenditure has been nlkcr. bo. It i* little wonder that Miami Mrs. Edward Betts. • aPKf'IAI. AOTit'Ki All obituary Recording secretary, Mrs. Ben notice*, rani* nt thank*, resolution* Miss Ward served frozen fruit w ill want to claim this beautiful Monroe. * sair.d, nut bread sandwiches nnd addition as her own. Whatever and notlcr* of euifi-tnlmnent* where L r tfc r -S e c in l Department w ill , c h a w * are made, will Ip. churned Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. coffee at thc conclusion o f thc card d riv e one takes ho should not fall l!!* bridge party at Club House for at rekulur udvertUliiK rule*. A. D. Shlcmakrr. to go southwest o f Miami and mo­ game. Wtl — ------------------------------------ —--JJp m ? with Mrs. W. J. ThlgTreasurer, Mrs. W. P . Fields. \ . M G N I K H T ill! ASSOCIATED I’ llKSS These present were Mrs. Edward to r through the porada* o f Coral . The A m o c Iu IciI I’re** la eiclu aTreasurer o f locnl work, Mrs. Betts, Mrs. Robert Hines/ Mrs. j Gnbies. Probably you w ill do as 1 Ively entitled to the use for ripiiliti__ ....n *t_ . u . . countless numbers have done and Eugene Higgins. I,T!riU f t K entertain - H " ’ 88thc ,RoyT Ch,ittcnn cn lk n Caswell .Mrs. nr \V. nr W. n Potter, Tuesday DuIlent Ion of all new* dliinttehe* Superintendent Study and Pub­ Mrs. James Ridge, Mra. Joe Chit­ a rc doing, fa ir ly grnbbing the lots, Club at 3 o’clock at her credited to It or not otherwise licity, Mrs. H. H. Chappell. credited In till* paper and nl*o the tenden, Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Bd to speak. W ie on Elm Avenue. local new* published herein. All Those who still give echoes of Superintendent local work, Mrs. nnd Alias Ruba Williams. .“ Z *V-G . F. S. meet with MU* right* of rr-puhllcntlon of special this trip o f trips are: Mr. and W. Nt. Thornton. m. rETi Grace Wagner, at 4 m H* pat die* herein are also reserved. Agent Misionary Voice, Mrs. J. SOUTH SID E P R IM A R Y P. T. A. M rs. McKay and Miss Florence, n. I. A. meet at M •sonC. McCauley. A very interesting program has M r*. Arrington, Mrs. Marlowe. T U E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 8, 1!)2I | I* Hall ot 3 p. ni. , Mieses Idn Gray, HelSuperintendent Supplies, Mrs. been prepared for* the South Side __ Itwsday- ‘ Uaughtcrs o f Wesley ~ Iris Kinney, --------r— Sadie Alien. ............ Fo“ * f !’ B IB LE THOU G HT FOR T O D A Y Primary Parent-Teachers Associan*!H5LW to F 1 «fll hold regular busines* mcetSocial * Service Superintendent, lien meeting on Thursday after­ Emma Owen. Carolyn Spencer. In my Father’s House are Many L , *t 8 p. m. at the homo o f .Mr*. S. O. Shinholser. noon. Miss Abide Doudney, the Professor nnd Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Mansions.—John 14:2. )Jri. Dwight Babbitt on SanMiss Mann. Mrs. Rev. J. W . Carpenter then took health nurse, will spenk. Mrs. Buchanan, chnrgc of the installation service Tom Owen will entertain not only Moughton nnd Miss Ruth Hand. FOR T O D A Y . ItiS lh r— Benjamin Whltner, sneaking earnestly o f the place o f the mothers but the children with 1 i T will entertain the member* Today, whatever ntay annoy, * A T H O LLYW O O D . tho woman’s work in the church a number o f delightful stories. All if the Frilonh Bridge Club at Tho word for me is joy, just sim ­ and sketching briefly tho history the mothers are urged to attend. her home on Myrtle Avenue, at ple joy; of thc Woninn’s Missionary So- Those ____ who _ .... HOLLYWOOD-BY-THE-SEA, hnve ^.....^ young ....... rhildicn The Joy o f life; ricty in the Floridn Conference. may bring them ns there will bo 8-— Helen Bertram, forI Tom^ sv— Luncheon at Valdez Ho­ Tho joy o f children nnd o f w ife ; Following the instnllntion, Mrs. speeinl entertainment provided for m erly one o f thc leading sopranos tel for the County Federation ofThe j oy of bright blue skies; Kelly surrendered tho gavel to thc fictrs at 1 o'clock. pmo f the musical world, and • now a The joy o f rain; the glad surprise incoming president, who in n few v«4flf*dav— MncDowell Program O f twinkling stars tnnt shine at resident o f Miami, has been en­ earnest, words extended her greet­ SAN FO RD TEACHERS ENJOY ' /S Mystery Tea by Music De­ ’ *“ night; ga g ed to direct the Sunday eve­ ings to tho society and urged thc T R IP TO M IA M I. partment at Woman’s Club a t 4 The joy o f winged things upon n in g concerts nt the Hollywood co-opcrntion o f the members. Lar.t week about 20 leaeh- hotel. their flight; The reports givon l>y the differ­ ers from Seminole County enjoy­ I nirsdav—Mrs. Harry Hecren The joy o f noonday, and the tried, Miss Bertram has occupied n ent officers for thc past year were ed' the ‘ very delightful .............. trip to Mi' will entertain the members of True joyousness of eventide; very encouraging particularly nmi nnd Coral Gables, via the Cor­ prominent place in the musics] the Idlers Bridge Club at her The joy o f lubor and of mirth; w orld, having covered tho field of those . . . ..o f the. treasurers, , , ,• .showing i i » ! Gables’ bus linp. The Coral Gnhome on Union Avenue, at 3 p, And lavish gifts divine upon on* lig h t opera and con­ thnt there had been raised for 1»- hies Company not only made it grand... and . way. ' . I*'” She was leading socnl work nearly $1,200, und fo r possible fo r the teachers to be to‘ ' ' ’ 'T,, I Tlnrsday—Sanford Asaocinlton o f Whate’er there bo of sorrow famnus Bostonians foicign work a sum o f $380.00. : gether for this most picturesque with thp Business Women luncheon at LuTho joy of air, and Boa, nnd At the close o f thc business ses- trip, hut put themselves out in nu- V ‘ f t''*mpnny, which inrlmlcd B«th Cafeteria at 12 noon. enrth— Davis, Eugene sion the meeting adjourned to the morbus ways to make tho trip a I artlott |jhiriday—Master C lifford Bell The countless joys that ever flow . rooms which ...... ...... memorable ....... ......... _one _ ___ ionR to 'hbo e i v in l” ’ ,,cn ry \ C,ay Bnrnebcc nnd primary had boon nnd long , f niX ' will entertain a number o f his from Him. -cnutifully dceorated fo r the oe- remenibereil by nil those who were I * a,n H. McDonald, roung friends at 4 p. ni., at his Whose vast mngniflcenco doth dim casion with pink dombia nnd ns- fortunate enough to have seized J ,r original widow in home on Celery Avenue. The lustrous light o f day. parngus fern. Here Mrs. Kelly such an opportunity. Thanks la , 1 1 rincP „ ‘ i,» pn. directed |Tkarsday— Mrs. M. S. W iggins And lavish gifts upon our way. had provided fo r n delightful social! especially duo to Sir. Elder, win ' ’ Henry »V. Savage. Also she will entertain the Thirteen Whate’er there be o f sorrow, hour serving delicious refresh- proved to lip the most loyal host-. ' '''* **r *Krn,,l “ Peggy in Bridge Club at her home on I ’ll put oir till tomorrow, monts o f sandwiches, cake and cof-i making ever/ arrangement in or- f,'.' ;(7‘‘ Aite s I eggy from I uris. Mignolia Avenue at 3 p. m. And when tomorrow comes, why _ ______________ _ ___________ ________________________ least |Thursday— East Side Prim ary then hour was thei beautiful rendering West .Pulni Bunch in time for. the 3ti ) operas. . t un...!.. «• . ... . ..*>■ . . . . . . Parent-Teacher Assciation at T w ill be today and joy ngnin! Recently, Miss Bertram, has of "Swing Low' Sweet Chariot” j Educational Association meeting-. - dc— John Kendrick Bangs. , 130 p. m. sung by Mrs. C. J’. Herndon. Mrs., As for helping you to see Corel v ,»tpd herself to *ong recitals. She |Thursday—West Side Prim ary Pa­ Eugene Higgins and Mrs. W. L. Gabies. Such n glimpse cr.nnot **’nt Moridn^ is very dear to rent-Teachers Association at Sanford Grows! er liccntme Morgan. A s the hour drew to its I possibly lie given nny one through b........ ...... .......o f "the restoration of -------- o 3:30 p. m. close Mrs. Herndon sung tender-; the medium o f the pen. To nppre- her health under its nmgic sun|Thursday—South Side Prim ary Pnin '.r Mins enmo to Prosperity knows Florida. ly Earnest R. Sawyer’s, “ I ’ll For- cinte it is to see it all in its c o l b o - , ,Bertram ......rent-Tenchers Association at -------- o--------get You” changing thc words o f ful glorv. I*:, title. “ The Master I *’ p” pp her war work in Gor ........ . 'J r 3:30 p. m. , Seminole County prospers. the Inst verse and making o f them Suburb,” ’ is rightfully given. S it-1''jniiy. She w ill ultimately make I Friday—Mothers' Club will be en­ -------- o--------a fitting tribute to our much be- uated on the Ta-Minmi Trail, this I 1‘ ullywood her home. tertained by Mrs. Frank Adams No room here for the knocker. loved outgoing president, who is Eccond old Mudrid city delights the 7TX7 ~ „ '77,',',', ,',L . “ ..... and Mrs. Snm Bradford at thc -------- o-------soon, to leave us. «‘yc nt oven a casual glance. Tiro ; L h L \ C A R R IE S LETT Lit. Home of the former at 3:30 p. m. Plenty o f room for the booster. ancient gate-ways, the Porndas 7? I Friday—The Snllic Harrison Chan­ -------- o-------We’ll forget you when w c can live (the last named are very wide to \ , , ,* ’ nn' — Dtto ter, N. S. D. A. It., w ill hold I-ndy Diana Manners nnd Princess MntchibclU were engngeJ without sunshine, ndnvt future growth nnd miles o f • 1 , *, *• 0 , 1'Btle berry, N .1. is Despite the weather, politics arc their regular monthly meeting We’ll forget you when w e can live White W ay make a gay evening w ritin g a long jotter to WiUinn: warming up. to alternate us “ Madonna" in "The M iracle." To decide which at the h"mc o f Mrs. G. R. Loucks without the rain. Betting). The plazas are surely ' lb !anp* olnuvel, Ind., who raised would piny the part the opening night the two stars drew 717 Magnolia Avenue, at 3 We’ll forget you wlien summer Snaln’s trauspl tilted iieru. The ’ " e turkey tho Schultz fam ily nte The cold spell mukes business o'clock. lots. And I.ndy Diana (le ft ) won. roses forget their fragrance ! ° » l v tilings lacking nre tho Span- jJVj IJ*PW ' oar fl Day. In stuffing fo r tho coal operators. |Friday—Literature Department o f And the song bird his sweet re- t;tni.< themselves. The corai or the* bird, which cost her 10 cent', Woman’s Club meet at 3:30 p. - frnin every plaza has its deliente pastel a pound, Mrs. Schultz found n m. at cl|ib house. —^ Every day things nro being done W e’ll forget you when the silver colorings. One may see a pink nnd note from Mr. Shane, “ I sold this W O M A N ’S GUILD. ST. AG NE S GU ILD. . U■/“J-----green plazn and shadings in its turkey for 22 cents a nound. Rlease by people who believe they can of the moonlight Tho meeting o f tiie St. Agne3 The Woman’s Guild o f Holy Mcnnnd women may hon­ Mr. and .firrf. N. L. Soavenson of * be done. Guild, held Monday afternoon at Stays forever, anti ne’er w ill bring low windows the striped orange, w rite me what you paid.”. American sold and now sells at fill, hut in the wisdom o f Lincoln, I Miami were visitors in the city Cross Church held their nnnur.l '•hm nnd black mvnings. But this ------- o­ loves liremn again s.; Bei Florida lino been especially blessed. N ev e r b efore in three cents. And in December, all the people eapnot be fooled all estly differ n.s to whether it would £ business meeting and election of ,tkn h" mc 0[ „ Mr,8 W h il: |Tuesday. have been better to have done this . f When heaven’s gladness lias turn­ is not all yet, costing a glance n H’ . Every day some Florida city an- the history o f the state-lias business been better. In every 1112:1, it beat all circulation rec­ the time. officers for year 1 1 )21, Monday, ? ’ J .^* v.uth Mrs W lutner and A COMMUNITY BUILDER litt!» higher tip one’s eye is fast­ ed to sadness S P E C IA L PRICES in ^ j * ' "i.>Mr*. u s . unymonii rninips n.s j .an Raymond Phillips ns host- 1 or not to have done that, just as a “ nounces a great building program soction milliQps .of dollars are being invested in real estate, ords for December, whether at Miss Abide Johnson o f Troy. ened on the brilliant red nwning We’ll try to forget you in vain. fo r the new yttor. * ’ one cent, two cents or three cents. Jnn. loth . 11th. nnd 12lh. |l The* meeting was called nt 3 ; wn" " ne o f lhp most enthuman may .mention whether he “ A \ vsf Ih-nigni.trd Depository o f The United Stateof \mcrka ;;It ’is Lilly ctitulgh fa r!a politi­ I Ala, is visiting her brother, “ Bud” near thu roof. Low fiat domes havo new buildings are being constructed and wonderful develop­ In fact, at three cents, as you may o’clock in Comfort Cottage,, thc nieetings oyer held by the . . 3.1xr» T ires and Tubes . Slat? oi Florida,‘ City of S a ifn n l m ,i r . , r <_• • > ’ cian to bamboozle a certain num­ " wild have been raved from tnis- n |Johnson nt “ The Gables.” REBELS SE IZE O IL FIELD S.’ j their friezes-of ton,- blue and or­ learn from that aide newspaper ber o f people for u limited period, fortune if lie had done something « r ,, ’ ,, ‘ rtl aml 1 4,UI,t> ,,f Seminole home of our beloved Retiring pres- Guild. ,UI ‘ ^ " ,::l *ko ^ r*’School children are again hard ments carried out. ange. The Bignonin vino blooms n Rt’y your gas from visible pumps meeting o f the new year, and NEW Y O R K . Jnn. 8.— The Am’ , - 1 ■«»*•! « * . I resident H. F. W IIITNEK. Cashier Only a few years ago the average Floridian discounted man, Victor Lawson, The Chicago but when ho becomes overambit­ which in nil probability, hu would 5 v at work after the holiday vacation. Mr?. Eva Herndon o f Daytona ident, with u largo attendance there ia so much to be done this ,i „ , , ,P . _ biasing trail up through trailing in circulation ions and attempts to hoodwink the iw'vcr havo thought o f oidng; and rjri2 ’- T t - t - v _____ orient! a.id Transport Company crevices. ** ’•* Our teachers nre doing a great the real value o f “ tourist business." It was looked upon as American exceeds Brich, is spending a few days present. , „ , • ........... Everything vies with its i he circulation o f The Chiicaga whole o f them lie encounters reMrs. Martin spoke of thc splon- >™ r’ .‘ bat plans were made nnd announced Tuesday that Mexican nature coloring, seemingly to out 'C.answer, o f course, is never r e - __ __ ~* * M t t a s a fiin n t / r B D J iz n x ja ja a u s im iiiu iiH . >« • work in the public schools. I bere with her sister, Mrs. Frank som ething to help business a little during the w inter months. Daily News at two cents. :.i co-operation .......:..... volt and goes down to defeat, k there ia one quesiton the did given i.,._ her u by. . ___i. each pence.oil for id committees and rebels had taken possession of ita . do the other in most complete har* Miller. { '• -------- o-------The best thing about this "tourist business" is the fa ct that and every member of the Guild officers. I t ’s the kind o f paper thnt de­ has never failed. The politician , unswt’r ot which is variable. Ask fields ut rmrrn Blanca and Chapa- tnony. Fronting these entrances Mrs. Howard Overlin, resigned Sanford is called “ the detour and in closing said “ We are cater­ cides the circulation. Publishers who plays politics is h.-adirur “ n,!U! whether he would rather I po e .M:nez. Wells nnd pipe line*: j one gasps in utter bewilderment to tourists do not remain tourists for m any seasons. A f t e r a M r. and Mrs. A. P. Connelly 105 Palmetto Avenue ns treasurer and Mra. Benjamin ^ city” by the esteemed Tampa Btrnignt for the rocks. a yea r in taxes to the __ are interested in that. |»M family will move to the Mob­ ing upon a new era, for I feel this Whitner was elected in her place. Have been r.hut down, the state- ; note tho wells of old Palestine, the C Tribune. Lots o f folks are de- winter or so in Florida the tourist becomes a "w in te r resi­ 1113 Banfurd Avenue ______ \government or only &!75 r.nd he 1“ closes more than the year !!)23—-it ment stud, nnd no oil is coming J odd jure that stand aside asking ley cottago on Myrtle Avenue, on Plans were made for an annual through those fields. j touring to Sanford, however. dent." Then a full-fledged "citizen ” o f Florida. u l. will uot bo hesitant in his reply. is the closing of our church life Phone 481-J Saturday. comparison with Jacob’s o f BihliLO R I) G ORKLL, leading flritisli ar\ 0 ntul work c f the past. We start tea, to be given thin year on Mon­ T his is one o f the big reasons fo r F lorid a ’s prosperity. authority on education, says the 1 . ii .°.n.thH. “ ,r° lhc° Dc,m,cn‘ t ' t hat is the simple problem pre­ day, January 12, nt tho home o f bad slightly better than un even rented t . the Democratic party i-i V Since Mr. Me Aden has decided E very city in the state that has catered to the tourist is trouble with the British character i Misses Katherine Downing, Ma­ all over ngnin. not even a record Mrs. Julius Takuch, on Celery chance to carry the next election emigre-s. nnd the Democrats arc % to launch Ids presidential boat, it grow ing. lle Bowler, Inn Jordon .ami A!>- o f the past is left to us in writing. Avenue. Real estate values are enhanced, building pro­ is lack of initiative, the energy Hint showed how cnormou.-.iy the fooli. !i cn-.egh t.. try t.. twist it inThe method o f paying ' is hard to understand why he seIbie Johnson, Messrs. Brice nnd Nintcen-twenty-four hid* us take dues was also changed, and it was that starts things going. Am eri­ gram s g iv e employment and prosperity reigns. lectcd a niun named Rockwell to oi lA?,' ■*»“ “,l" . '" i * lo il H ' « J™ I question o f the first I Johnson, made up n party motor­ up the heavy burden of nil new decided to hold one Educational cans, he said, excel nil others in e n ln ^ 'nand how rapidly the" .1 Rcpubmagnitude. things, to press on and with per- „ ,m ’ ’ run it.— Baltimore Sun. Prosperity begets prosperity. F lorida is in the lead of initiative. England’s trouble come.-, ground ing to Orlando Sunday. meeting each month. A Larkcn hcans had frittered away t h e ir ; A -------- o-------the prosperity procession! from too severe suppression o f tho great possessions; The 7,i)00,0()'i C. W. Spencer~Jr„ W alter Con^ - a s also organized, the mon• The road hog is just about the tendency to brag. There is no politic!! in the dallat m ajority had been practically wip­ ------------- o-------------I n elly, and Sam Fleischer were V worst citizen in a community. He tl’ ii com.vi out o f tlis* taxpayer's |be given to iiev. Peck to help pay N o English young man must, bj ed out. Thc great nmjorwi'v. in limong the Sanford folks attending glory. ,, deserves hard-boiled treatment— Thu taxpayer i.-i served for typewriters and muitigrnph any chance, talk as though he the house and senate had melted pocket. A fte r completing nil the work tar and feathers are not too good iMitn Vaudeville in Oilundo Saturmachines, to replace those destroy­ thought he might ever amount tu away. A triumphant party in u be t by the political party that o f construction for the church’s luy evening. 1 ' for him. ed by the fire. seemingly impregnable p isitioii to! • from him the fewest dollar:'. activities» in 11)22-23 we are rendy One o f the most interesting sessions o f the Florida Educa­ anything. ■** -------- o-------was torn by faction and insecure. Die r «v i 1 ment is remote from A fter the business hail been Mr and Mrs. K. D. Mobley and to go ahead for refurnishing and transacted, a social hour wna en­ It was at the mercy o f nny am ­ 1 people. T o the average citizen ' Work is progressing on the Tit- tional Association has just closed at W est Palm Beach. Hun­ IT IS so here nnd was not al­ replenishing the needs o f the laughter. Miss Georgia, will move bitious adventurer. To say» then, the government is u nebulous in­ joyed, the hostess serving sherry 1 ■> usville road. When completed it dreds o f F lorida’s finest men and women, engaged in teach­ ways so in Britain. Ijnto the lovely new homo recently church nnd building. that the Democrats v.yrc m a stitution; hut no uncertainty sur­ pell, topped with whipped cream, will shorten the distance to the ing the boys and girls o f the state, g a v e up their holiday Officers elected for year 1924: raisin sandwiches and cakes. The young Briton that took Que- siiglitl.v more advantageous posi­ rounds the tax-collector. l«ult on Oak Avenue, on Thu re­ He is , East Coast and bring many more lay. r.M.<. it. A. Newman, president. vacation to attend this important m eeting. bee and died in the taking, brag­ tion than their opponents means n t liked. L etter un enemy than Among the members present " people to the heart o f Florida. Mra. Forrest Lake, vice presi­ were: Mrs. Wilbur McKee, Mrs. Florida is proud o f her public school teachers, but the ged and strutted so much before much more than tho mere words the tax-gatherer, runs a I ’erslan dent. he undertook the task that his stiCapt and Mra. John Wlmbish, proverb. That government who Raymond I'hillips. Mrs. Adams, A ** I f the spiritualistic gentleman’s people o f the state should realize how inadequate are the jicrior was tempted to dismiss him. suggest. The Democrats were ap­ Wc have received notice from thc Purina Mills Mrs. Walter Wight, secretary. ■mi o iic i tile visits of tlu* tax col­ l « Orlando, were the guests o f Mrs. M. Minnrik, Mrs. Chri3 M at­ ghost correspondent is right in salaries paid to them. One a few days ago a news dispntch but the bragging changed to ac­ proaching the battle with the lector us much as possible is the Mrs. A . I*. Connelly, treasurer. thews, Mrs. J. I). Taylor, Mrs. J. of St. Louis, that ths I?2 J PURINA POULTRY l a ' and, •V1'"* Clifford Bell, Sunprestige o f victory, the Republi­ . claiming there is no Hell, llenvMrs. A. Vaughn, Educational N. Robson, Mrs. Julius Takneh, ia y at tluir home on Celery Avcfrom Tallahassee credited N . M. Salley, dean o f the school of tion. initiative, when he readier, cans were dreading it with the most popular, und the Democrats cn’s going to hold some dreadfully BOOK has been mailed. Your copy should Inue. J secretary. ■low'd make his exactions more Mrs. W .R. I,cake, iSlrs. John Le­ education and normal! school o f the F lorida State College the foot of the steep bluff. Brag confidence o f defeat. mixed company.— Dallas News. Mrs. IJ. P. Whitner, united o f­ onard!, Mrs. Clarke Lconadry. Mrs. hnvc reached you by now. harsh, it is not wise. ging in moderation is only ambition **■ -------- o-------with the statement that the greatest professional need o f lotting o ff steam. Don’t discourage F ro m time immemorial, leaveninR Frank ( base, who has been fering custodian. I’uul Riggers, Miss Snrita Lake. \Vh:it_ arc the chances today; H• The Herald welcomes communi- any state is well-trained school teachers. Mrs. C. J. Rumph, box work sec­ Mrs. Williams Bolding, Mrs. How­ Thc Purina Poultry Beck is thc handy nt-’tdc « it too severely. | Pending thu holidays here with Raa has made the "tou ch ” which Honesty is the best policy i:i what will they he six months »* cations on subjects o f interest to parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. O. retary. ard Overlin und Rev. A . S. I’eck. T his need will never be met in Florida or any other for well ever a m illion poultry raisers in the m ade the paste of flour and water hence? It would be only n blind potitics as elsewhere. Tho Demo­ 4 the people of Sanford and Semi* Mrs. George A. DcCottes, church lit li. Monday for Exeter, N. SOME D U LL, over-fed editors partisan who would sr.y the out­ crats nre in n peculiarly advan­ a digestible foo d —the staff o f life. , nole County. I f you know o f n state until the people are brought to the realization that United States. It is simply written, well periodicals. where he is a student. P IP E ORGAN CLUB. thnt specialize in nttacks on Hitageous position if they are cour­ . good idea that will help Sanford salaries paid school teachers, as ia Florida, are disgracefully look today hold* as fair a promise Mrs. George I). Bishop, social A flat and soggy loaf o r biscuit is an The Pipe Organ Club o f the illustrated, ar.d brim ful c f practical money rum Johnson, using sluggish minds fo r tin* Democrats as it did six ageous enough to seize it and have ' grow, send it in. service. too low. . M r. .md Mrs. W. B. Ballard o f unleavened food. So it is that leaven­ Baptist church met Mondny after­ nnd ox-like humor in their attacks, making hints on culling, breeding, feeding, months ago. This may be unpalat­ the common sense to disregatd ------- o— — CORA W. .MOBLEY. noon with Mrs. J. II. Ray at her lu..,mo.nt?.are "Pending the day in ing agents such as yeast or baking Dean Salley points out the fact th at e very facility should are not serving their bosses n; able, as truth often is. But it is politics fo r statesmanship. The Secretary. Make Junuary a banner month home on Pnumetto Avenue. electric lighting, housing, nnd cure. ' rs* Ballard coming over pow der are employed. their mu bill But if well as they might. salutary. Thu Democratic party in Republicans »‘ yi'uom"ur» cannot pass tnetr for Sanford. Optimism will help be provided to prepare teachers for th e ir vocation. Thu rooms were lovely with pot­ | V lUn1 d the County Federation L IT E R A T U R E D EPAR TM EN T It look* now like a Coolidge congress has it in its power to reDemocratic votes because \, build a greater city during the the people o f the state do not provide a livable salary fo r the lorncm luncheon today nt the Valted plants and quantities of cut T o insure to the Am erican housewife The meeting o f the Literature nomination and to many, perhaps cover what it lias lost or still opposition o f radical Re­ Hotel. coming twelve months. The mun teacher, ju st why should the men and women o f Florida take Department o f the Woman’s (Tub foiwers. the majority and certainly all those further to weaken itself. We do Publicans. By Joining with the c o m p le t e leavening o f her biscuits, 1 who fails to do his part is not a up school w ork? Mrs. C raig Harris, the bazaar Wc nrranjjrJ witli the Purina Milts to send a compil* will be held this week on Friday the that hate paying taxes, it looks not know what it w ill clo, but we “ dministration Republicans cakes, muffins, etc., which is so im por­ good citizen. Among those from Oviedo nt- afternoon instead of Wednesday. chairman, gave a report of the Democrats cannot ennet the mensmentury copy to every poultry raiser whose nunic onJ know what it ought to do. A s the Herald has often stated, F lorida has a high ty p e of like a Coolidgc election. * ------ o-------tant to perfect digestion, th e pure fo o d . Christinas bazaar, a very sub­ loff'i K ! he . bounty Federation tire; which would enable them to W e ask all members to he nt the address wc had. If you have not received your copy, But there are some months \ r ' \ T luncheon nt the Vuldcz club house promptly nt 3:30 o’clock. stantial amount having been made. i Martin and Jennings are to de- teachers, but Florida should show the appreciation o f her authorities found it wise to require a c e r ­ amend the Dill i f it is found to be ahead. There is in Hiram John­ send us your name and address on the attached coupon— To I>egin with, it must stop play­ t . bate the issues of the day at Gain- people by paying these teachers a respectable salary. |v|r ,,y 'vorp Mra. Endor Curlett, The program for thc afternoon Mrs. Hall, the club treasurer, also tain standard o f leavening strength in son an amount o f fighting energy ing politics. It must not make a defective, to strengthen it where it |^.r IL G. Smith nnd Mrs. W. O. w ill be thu reading of the first gave a very satisfactory report. esvil|e. It will, no doubt, be uu old or give it to us over thc phone— and wc will sec that you is weak. That would he sound pol­ ------------- o-------------baking powder. that dull persons should not fo r­ political football out o f economics. itics and also good policy. It would * fashioned political gathering. get your book at once. three acts o f Ibsen’s, “ A p o ll’s Thu members were much encour­ "T H E W O R L D is a great university. From the cradle get. Too much stirring up aged to bo able to stnrt the year . may . It must see the wisdom of play- divide the credit for the reduction Jennings is perfectly capable o f House” under the leadership o f T o maintain this guaranty o f digestibi lit y — Mr * ' more than than thc the Johning fa ir with the people. It must o f taxation between the two par*. taking care of himself. to the g rave we are always in God's great kindergarten, stir up up more lof }■' an<1 Mra* Butter Wakefield Mrs. S. O. Shinholser. The fol­ in such splendid financial circum­ W e also carry a special niccrtine Tobacco son opponents have in mind. to insure minimum deterioration o f lea ven ­ stances. •* ------- o------displuy common sense. These are ties; it would show that in the in­ lni>«« .ne'.a 'vert‘ nm°n g Hie busi- lowing nre the renders for the a f­ where everyth in g is tryin g to teach us its lesson, to g iv e us Mrs. Whitner extended »n in­ ing strength, baking powder is packed in tin. essentials. Cunning will not avail. |terest of thc public w elfare the Dust for Chicken intestine wire worms. lth, i.V/ °.rs. In Sanford Tuesday, ternoon: 4A Chicago court hus issued un its great secret. Some people are alw ays at school, alw ays vention, through Miss Martha T h is preventsabsorption o f atmospheric m ois­ .. injunction against a man to pre­ Irt th 'i r .' ln" umong the guests -------'Democratic party can rise superior C R E TAR Y HUGHES gives Hcinier Torvold— Mrs. H. II. E veryth in g has a outSEmore Fox, for thu membres to be prosBuy your poultry remedies from us. We ■tel vent him from drowning ids very storing up precious bits o f knowledge. V at the Valdez Ho- Chappell. ‘’ important proof” ot the ture. Dampness produces premature reaction The country is asking for relief t'.u‘ consideration* o f narrow | tor the federation officers. • own wife. Man certainly has no lesson for them. It all depends upon the eye that can see, dangirous attempt by Russia to from burdensome taxation. Dem­ partisanship; it would expose tho N ora Tto orvold— M Douirnt a t ,jnn„ ‘.hL* °nry P cnin‘? f the will ncwalso Hin the can — results in loss o f leavening gas. ixoia n out— Mrs Airs. V V. M. uoug ! (;J)rar>. jg. uThis have what you want. Tell us your trou­ rights nowadays.— Omaha World the mind that can appropriate. Man was made for grow th! establish Bolshevism here and put ocrats know that as well as Re­ weakness o f the Republican par­ less. tw a Book Shower. • Herald. ty, which has ceased to bo a pari!i, vv.:Sarita Maude Ixike. Dr. Rank— Miss Ida Grey. bles and we will tell you the remedy. T h e food official, would properly condemn bak­ It is the object, the explanation o f his b ein g ."— Orison Sw eet the red flag on the White House. publicans, and Mr. Mellon has o f­ tv and lias become a house of A fte r nil business had been at­ Y ou tremble as you read an article fered the remedv. To tho Mellon l f c f:V w " lar ’ .Mrs' Forresl Borrest Lake! Mrs. Linde— Sirs. S. P. A rring­ Maiden. in g powder i f {lacked in cheap sacks. tended to the hostess, assisted by Tongue, John ton. “ written to he published in a plan Democrats have only one ob« blocs on an insecure foundation MeUch* *. ?',!vl,n , Tca« up. J°hn The E <tis Lake Region states Miss Dorothy Rayt and Mrs. e . ; aR'I Dob Dodson made up shaken by every gust o f passin ‘red’ newspaper that was to be jection: it- is a Republican plan; Nila Krogstnd—Mrs. Alfred that $02»! 150 was spent in thnt city But what about self rising flour? It comes t o the Charles E. Perry, served delicious 'land. 8nt,a .,n rty niotori'ig to Or- Lilia. , therefore it must be altered so fancy. fo r buildi.tg operations during last 11’ IS A HIGH gratification to know that wo act fo r a published in Chicago." southern housewife from rem ote northern m ills salad, sandwiches, cake nnd coffee. Q ‘ voni,’ K where they |that the Democrats must bo able Annie— Sirs. F. W. Talbot. • year. Of that umuunt $270,800 people to whom the truth, however uncompromising, can al­ •reended Keith Vaudeville. A large number o f members en­ packed in porous bags. W hat happens to this I to claim at least part o f the crcdwas spent for dwellings and $110,­ Obstruction w ill get tho Demo­ T H E “ RED" newspaper ways he spoken with safety, for the trail o f whose patience M A R R IA G E OF TH E MIDGETS” joyed Mrs. Ray’s cordial hospital­ m ixtu re o f baking materials and flour? ,'* 's it. They quite openly; crata nowhere. The conception o f j 000 fo r public buildings. Mi.u - .say - this . never published in Chicago and so , The County Federation Wom­ ity. ’ . no em ergency is too severe, ami who nre sure never to de­ I'verim. f‘ Ul*V Monday -------- e-------tncy nay the exigencies o f politics i statesmanship which seeks merely The next meeting will be held the article was never published. |*i|; r ^or Tallahassee where she an’s Clubs will put on a play “ The Chemical analysis shows that much of it h a s lost The Miami Herald recently spise a public functionary honestly laboring fo r the public But we think what might have require tins o f them. It cannot be to cniburrnss an adversary will Mrs. Schelie Marriage o f the Midgets, Jan. l.r>. nt the home • o f Istatc i w hor 8tadic3 at Florida uxpuutud’ they say, that Democrats bring no returns. An alllrmiitivu its leavening strength before it reaches the consumer. Quoted John C. Hicks o f St. Johns, good.— M artin Van Buren. happened if somebody had publish­ Mnincs on Magnolia Avenue. Phono — p.m ., nt the Sanford High Wait Mi« Hand has at _8 .................... Mich., as saying how greatly sur­ ed tin t red newspaper in Chicago win sit mute while the Itciiublicun* 1policy is necessary, and with i t 1 benefit o f the Il’alm It/Zu , Mimai and School, for the L Bread-stuffs made w ith such self-rising flours cannot enact their legislation and then go must he the power lo put it into e f-1 EAST S ID E PA R E N T-T E A C H E R prised he wus to find Florida peo­ and that red newspaper hud print­ |P*s( w.-cl' ” W !pre she spent the scholarship fund. to tlu* country nod ask their refeet. Being in a minority, th" rise properly— they com e to the table heavy, flat, and week. ed tin* article. A SSO C IA TIO N . ple with such a hustling air. SurProceeding the play will be n "i . rl ,pr l‘‘;,ac o f power. Democrats cannot carry out u pal* soggy. Thursday afternoon, the discus- I ( ’ould anything have saved the nra* » vised to find such “ this far Houth.” program o f music, which will be By Irvin S. Colib I hat is asking too much. Thu duty ' icy. Iiut they can prevent thc R e - ! i r i r -1 ’’,r * George lin y , o f given by the host local talent. sion nt the Parent-Teachers A s - 1 White House from the red fla g o f an opposition^ is to oppose and . publican policy from being made j f Mr. Hicks spends many days in W h y don’t the pure food officials demand that self-rising then ? social ion at the Side Florida ini will be surprised at a About 75 c hildren will take part anil will .i -----• n i w u i ia ennuren win u m !>«■». — „East — ...... y, Primary ; No. of 1Jens. to put its own impress upon the operative; and i f they do they will There was a man in New York flours contain 0.5% leavening gas, the equivalent to the great ma ty other things und he "What a magnificent animal— ?f ‘ he winter M h°i ,*.m a l» ,er th‘ Play, which will be unusual- will be Where Parents Fail in the handiwork ot the majority. . Be- have to stand the responsibility will be able to give out other in­ who bred Great Danes for the n (treat Dane isn’t it ? " said one. h«v" been 8nendin.“ nilL Mr8i l ,a y K«od. A hundred laughs in n F.ducnticn o f children front .the 12% required o f baking powder? Slm ilF Hand and Chief o f Po­ sides, teh Republican bill is not The taxpayer’s wrath w ill be vis- , Nam e_______ cssuin,” said the breeder. Ssnford a no U rhc win to re ! hundred minutes is. assured. Bear School n point o f View.” He was walking terviews in which be no doubt will bench show. lice Williams both made New perfect and obstruction will ini- , ited upon their head*, ’ I presume you call him Hnmcomini/ ii „ i l [ . ° f . ye.ar!! ? nd the date in mind and make your J oPere have been prepared on • _______ havo to admit that there urc some along Fifth Avenue with nil es­ Calum et B aking Pow der is scientifically and le g a lly cor­ am Y ear’s wishes fo r a new jail. I f prove it. Watd tn ,s otwa .. looked for- plans ro that you won’t miss this ** this subject. After the----reading of 7T mighty fine things in Dixie a fter pecially handsome dog in leash let. then?” put in the second any taxpayer doubts the necessity rect— the last spoonful is as pure and sure a 3 the first. AdJrcM. !|,y ." uh InUth |i.ensure. Mrs. treat. t t | Other considerations apart, is it these n general discussion will fo!woman. ‘ All. o f better jail facilities, visit thu lM“ *esses an unu*:ml when two women halted him. an unusual sweet The duty’ o f an opposition is to • practical politics to provide the low. N.o'm— Ophelia.” present jail. oppose a bud measure and to sup- people with a grudge? . . . ' ,uitp nn .n ndIt is earnestly desired that all Miss Olive Lezettc spent the the°- an-'1 n,U mnsical circles in Sanweek-end in Oviedo with her pa­ mothers nnd friends o f thc E ast' Side Primary will attend. rents. ■Ured M Second Claaa Matter. Oc1 «r IT. 1111, at the Pnatofflce at Ilford, Florida, under act of March >IMT< tttts e & s H g s s Residence F h JD A R I L A D Y D IA N A W O N! PROMINENT industrial power o f city thing else. F. P . Forstor: “ Municipal Continued from pago 2 ership nnd public utilities ; should own ita utility plants nnd Sanford the reduction o f i so Sanford is but getting In line water, gas and electricity with thc most progressive cities of these with tho deepening o f tl will make Sanfi ......... .......... John’s River wil! thc country.” d < Schelie Mnincs: "C arryin g tho I largest inland city In tho bond issue w ill rea lly spell the sue- Florida.” cess o f Sanford.” " ‘ | George Prockhnhn: “ T l » W , S. Colemnn: " A city cannot j ksuc means Preparedness In succeed without voting bonds.# building of a greater Sanford.** therefore Sanford is taking a step --------------------------” PUBLIC IN V IT E D * townrd a big success.” The public is invited to the II. C. Washburn: “ Municipal owned utility plnnts is one o f thc Dowell program and ’’ M ) Tea” to be given in the W e biggest steps u city can take.” R. T. Hunt: “ Is a mighty good Club House, Wednesday, Ja l), at 4 p. m. • " V . thing fo r city o f Sanford.” A charge of 50c per guest W ® ' D. L. Thrasher: “ City owner­ ship nnd apportion o f water works be asked for the "tea.” T a l as outlined and proposed by thc four may be reserved. Call City Commission would mean more Henry Wight, phone 163-W f o r i water, hetcr water, cheaper water, nervations. minimum fire loss, reduced fire in - , surnnee resulting in mutunl snving to the tax payers, an essential ■ to the development, o f the city ■ adequately supplied.” . B. F. Whitner, S r.: “ One o f tho i biggest steps in the forward move- • ment in the grew tii and upbuilding; The v e ry best B a ttery Is m nt Sanford. A city should by n i l ! Batterii means own its own water works.” EXIDE Mr*. F. E. Giles: Means one o f the biggest things for Sanford.” W e re-chnrge nnd rep a ir all Dr. J. F. Denton: “ Very much in makes o f B atteries favor o f it nnd it is the most imortnnt of nil bond issues that R A Y BR O TH ER S nvc come up.” • Edward Higgins: “ Soft w a te r ; , nnd cheap power will do more for j Phono 518 -Sanford E ■ a a H H a H U M B B a a B M U B a a a s a c x B i" iii* a s iR [3 a a i 0 l T IM E L Y A R R I V A L OP N E W SPRING HATS $5.00 to $16.50 Y o u a n d Y o u r Boy auiixiL ?$JK 3 Mi-lady’s Shoppe.... ••••! tiB a a n aa H K H B a ira n vB a n Q B a sa K a H B B B a B a n a a cu a flB B B B B B n liJES. SPECIAL! w ed X i F. P. RINES TZ POIJ lT 0ES 26c VAN CAMP’S Evaporated can ill IL K 11c 2 4 lb . Sack PI f GOLD MEDAL r L l )UR $ 1.10 Try A Herald W ant Ad For Results t & ^ i s r r is Give the Teachers a Square Deal Only through thu ,'roiul fortune o f a special purchase arc these smart new Spring Hats available at so unusual a price. Mostly in pretty spring Miaih s in tho Pokes, now Flnre Effects, Smart Turbans ami many oilier pretty versions cf thc Sprinp mode.. Free With O ur Compliments -181 My Favorite Stories f Packed In tin—keeps the strength in .'•VI .WfA ■ «_________ Mil NO. 1 TENNESSEE I T P O AF D O Z E N 4 5 C C u llJ EVERY EGG GUARANTEED VanCamps’ C A N . Poirk«ESeantsll9c NO. 1 c a n Country Gentleman THE FAMOUS Sunset Gold, lb. 1 POU N D FANCY WHITE r L OR)n 5c TER 55c AGON 15c 1 POUND SENATE FULL LINE OF FRESH FRUITS AND V E G ETABLES G �CHARLIE* H. PORTER, A R t t H ) * G. rfTARfC. In The W orld O f Sports GUYON HAS MADE CHAMPION TEAMS’ GRIDIRON COVER GOOD AS A COACH MEMBERS ASKFOR MAY BE B U I L T SALARY INCREASE JACK SO N , Tcnn., Jan. 8.— The ' football season o f 1923 enabled Joe $■' Guyon, o f Goorgin Tech fame, to* advance up the ladder o f success as a coach at the Union UnlverStar. Guyon came to Union in the fall o f 1919 to coach football. A t that tim e the school was just beginning to organize its nthlctics under faculty control and the teams were poor, playing only prep schools within a radius o f 100 miles of Jackson, the "center point" of W est Tennessee. The teams in those days were financed by n few progressive and enterprising stu, dents. Played With Thorpe. Guyon paid the boys n visit about two days a week through the 1919 Reason, playing profes­ sional football on week-ends with Jim Thorpe's team. lie was away on the tiny* Union played its games, which lowered the morale o f the players and his success that season wns not what it might have been. H e failed to return the next senson, going to Georgia Tech us as­ I sistant conch. ^ reported w _____ _on_ This ............ fall when_ he the local campus four days before “ • the opening contest against— Uni­ versity o f Alabama at Tuscaloosa, local backers were conceding Ala bama a *10-point margin. I f Union were to -lose by n wider score -it would have meant that Guyon had to work like a Trojan to overcome such a defeat. He began b’4' surprising tho home fans— the ones who had held such high hopes o f the little Tennessee school stepping out into the deep waters o f southern football for honors which they had never be­ fore sought. The remaining four days found the Indinn giving his charges nil the defensive footbnll they could stand up under. Muny o f the plnycrs were green and in­ experienced; in fact he didn’t have a polished player in the crowd— 16 tn all were out fo r the varsity. They journeyed to Tuscaloosa and surprised themselves, holding tlio Crimson to a 12-to-0 count. Both touchdowns came in the Inst five minutes o f play, and up until thoab last few minutes the famous -Warhorscs of Alabama had failed t o ’ penetrate Union’s 20-yard line. With a little more confidence in his men and vice-versa, the open­ ing game might have been n vic­ tory fo r Union over the highly touted Alabama eleven. N E W YO RK , Jnn. 8— With good intention and trepidation, the own­ ers o f the two champion ball clubs here arc getting new snlnry pa­ pers ready for their athletes. Champion hall clubs in recent years have developed the habit of expecting lnrgc raises in snlnrles a fter wininng pennants for their owners. "O ne or two o f the Oinnts may get nn increase in salary, but some o f them may feel fortunate in gettin g to look a t a contract," Charles A. Stonehom, owner of the National League champions, said. Three A re A ll Set. Frisch, Young and Jackson are on the list for more money, but most o f the players will have to lie content with what they were drawing on their expired contracts A ll o f the Giants but Kelly have to be signed The Giant*; in talking terms with the players, nre in a better position to argue nguinst general raj8C8 t*,an the Yankees, The Am- crican league champions may llgure thnt they nre Working for n wealthy boss who ought .to bo gon- CAMBRIDGE. M au., Jnn. R.— A canvass covering fo r the Stadium is now being considered, but bred W. Moore, graduate manager o f ■he Harvard Athletic Association is inclined to doubt the value o f such nn undertaking, chiefly be­ cause o f the expense o f building the covering. “ Any such scheme," ho rcmnrked, “ would require approximately three tons o f canvas. It would cost $15,000 at n conservative esti­ mate. Our athletic association w ill not consider such a large expen­ diture until we can be reasonably sure tho plan is practical." The suggested Innovation to pre­ vent nnothur such football fiasco ns this year’s game between H ar­ vard and Yale in a battle o f rain and mud would involve the stretch­ ing o f trolley cables across the top o f the Stadium from one eolonnde to the other, to which the canvas would bo nttarhed The canvas would be arranged so that it could be raised and lowered j ciisily. .. It would thus, according to Mn; osotfjna opljj, « o ajm Min,.re jn f First, it would render unnecessary the hay which is spread over the field every night in tho closing weeks o f the season. Second, it could he raised high enough to make it possible for practice to be hold under its shelter on n lainy day. Finally, and porhnpn most important o f all. it would be used ns n watershed to insure n dry field on the day of a game, at least, nt the start o f a contest. “ Remember, the plan is still very vague,” continued Mr. Moore. "In all probability nothing w ill come o f it. hut if wo could pat the; canvas to n year-round ure, wo might consider it. It might be used in tho spring to protect the baseball diamond from rabi, or possibly ns a covering to the base­ ball grandstand. A t present, how­ ever, the whole project is nothing but guess work." "o u a now that they have given him his first world s champion­ ship. The Giant contracts will bo mail­ ed nut in another week, but the Ynnk official* have not made known when they w ill get into their job. A ll Yankees Unsigned. Colonel Ruppert faces the job of signing every player on the team with tho exception o f Babe Ruth, and they nil want more money. Ruppert Is nnything but n tight magnate but while generous, he is not extravagant. Players nre to he given gold watches as souvenirs o f the victor^ in the world’s series, and Cobmel Ruppert Is to give each o f them n Ixitvor anthracite prices were de­ gold fob to go with the watch. nim,tied in nit address by Repre­ sentative Treadway, Republican, Massaehuetts. Heavyweights Plan To Fight in Miami Itv Th»* T H E O D O R E C, OATES, H A H LO D V. S N Y D E R . CORA A. P O R T E R . A R T H U R C. S T A RK. W b, the Underslgnsd, do hereby nsnoHnto ourselves tofrether for thn purpono of forming a corporation under the (leneral U w a of thn Hint* of Plorldn. amt for that pur­ pose do adopt the following State n f ItllaBlB, m O l ’OHRD CHARTER. Cnnatr nf Winnebago, I. Be It Itcmembcred thnt on tills HMh day nf December. A. D. 1931. Tltc nnmo of the corporation shall he Aster Fnrmti, Incorporated, and before me the subscriber, n Notary the prlhcliml plnrc of huslness shall Public, personally (appeared .W il­ he In l h « City of Hanford, Htftte of liam W . Snyder .to me well known ns «me of the individuals described Florida. tn nnd who executed the foregoing II. nnd a c k n o w l­ The general nature of tho busi­ proposed dinner, edge.! his signature before me ness to tie transacted will be: Witness my hand nnd official I. T o eiiKngn In mnrket uml Ben* eral fnrniltiK and thn development seal the day and ye a r aforesaid. vt ......... aml t„ rn, „ . ,,u« hlul„ (Notarial Seal) H. C. HYNBKR. Notary Public. and sell live stock of all kinds. 3. T o Mum;liter nnil market ani­ Com m onwealth n g Masanrfcnset Is. mals list'd fur food. - I 's s s l r a f S u ffo lk , m . 3. To Imllil ami operate houses TJe It Remembered thnt nn this • nil cnnnlmt factories. third day nf December. A. D.. 1933. 4. T<> liuy, sell ntul <lral4ln real before me the subscriber, a Nolnry estate. 3. To ciocnge In the cutting and Public, personally appeared Claude A. Butterfield nnd Nettle M. Hiitmarki tlm; of lumber. And to do all other . things con­ tcrMcld. to mo well known nn the nected with or Incident to said bus­ Imllvldu'ils described In anil who executed the foregoin g proposed inesses. charter, and acknowledged their . III. signature before me. The amount of capital Mock of Witness my hand nnd nfflrlnl tile corporation shall be Two Hun­ dred Thousand Hollar*, to be di­ sent the day nnd year aforesaid. (Notarial Seal IIA It It Y II. HAM. vided Into two thousand shares of common stock of the par value of Notary Public. One Hundred Hollars each. Twenty My commission expires Nov. 9, 1939. per rent of the capital stock may lie payable In property labor or g la le nf N ew H am psh ire, Count; nf .Iterrlmnr. services nt a Just valuation to he lie It Remembered that nn this Jlxrd by the Board of Blrcrtnrs. and the balance shall be payable jit 7tli day of December. A. D. 193.1, b e ­ money nn called for by the Board fore me the subscriber, ft Notary Public, personally appeared t'lnrnf Director*. Both ntoekholders and directors rnre B. Butterfield nnd Maude P. meetings may lie held wltllln or Butterfield, to me well known as without State .upon duo notice be­ ing given. IV. The term for which the corpora­ tion Is to exist shall lie perpetual. The officers by whom tho buslm ss of the company Is to be coildiirted shall be a President, n Vltio President, a Secretary anil Treasur. er. and u Beard of aeveti IHr -clors jaihleol to change according to law ) who shall lie elected by the ntoekholders normally, oil the sec­ ond Monday In February In each year and every year. The office of Secretary anil Treasurer may be bebl try i In, same person. I'nlll those elected at tlm first election shall ho qualified. William \V. Snyder shall be President, Claude A. Butterfield shnll be Vice Presi­ dent. Theodore P. dates shnll lie Secretary ami Treasurer, and W i l ­ liam \V. Symler. t’lniide A. Butter■bid. Theodore (*. dates. Clarence II. Butterfield. William W , Newell, riinrluM It. Porter and Arthur c. Stark shall compose the Board of k W ricfors. - v .v o S 'iS it is m m M .v%: L. i\ IT DOES NOT CRACK, P E E L , NOR HLISTED. OR C H A L K OFF A ii Full I.ine of Knlsominr, Var­ nishes and Stains SOLD O N LY BY Theodore S i shares, In f«*i( c. P A IN T STORE Welaka Bldg. Phone 1593 - WARD OFF GRIPPE Get rid of tli I i 1*1 old. ■!.v L* f jfe feverish cuadittoa. . t 1: ami ;.ou Lave 1 bad CO..a of F,ri|l . !.• uuai'di’s fjouzh Wyriip ( C r c >aed) <;ui l.ly KKituea and la a f . raw throat■*, eut.i Lite phb'iui, protect.i the Itiii;:*, !>top< irri­ gation and bringi relief, if )ou havo 1 tJfkt couah, bad cold, gri| pi' or hn*u•blti* C't u bottle of i.i'oi.aidi'.'i ( oiig1! Syrup (CmosoR-d) and wartl oil inure serious trouble, l'iim fur Mbonpius yuucb uud ■roup. The safe, sun uiul plea »inr rcundj that you can dejietal ut*on. Protect your chliilrca uud your- «1 L r\ At juir urugb'Uti, Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and Tran sferred Anywhere Any Time Storage BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaiggl|||||| o i 2 .e ; a i v < Is DUSTLESS! • “ Dili surf StUkt «/ Filltt itrilatt tnJ bust OD RED COMB (or QUALITY er filledWriJtOrf5 CotAi-Corf*^ outmsuTOS* Nt*VO*«S-X. Easy toprepare Cooks quickly jjg fa i riraw/Aftra It was discovered by merch­ ants and jobbers everywhere, in practically every line o f merch­ andise, that it was the trademarked and adequately adver­ tised brands of goods tK t got the lion’s share of the business there was to get, while the pre­ ponderant loss of sales fell on the unbranded and unadvertis­ ed goods. This was a great “ showdown” fo r Advertising. Its position as a factor in economic life was on trial. Had it really done what had always been claimed for it? Ila clit created consumer prefer­ ence that wotild hold against the keen competition of a sacrifice price on unmarked goods? The verdict of the buying pub­ lic was unqualified. It was not !i straw vote to determine popu­ larity. It was the final test of willingness to buy. The ballots were dollars. And the prepond­ erant majority voted with their dollars that they preferred to keep right on buying advertised goods. 1 Phone or call for demonstration. TUDEBAKER With the whole country on a reduced schedule of production aid sales, the factories that were able to keep on producing, in anything like normal quantities, were invariably those making trademarked and nationallyaclvertised goods. i 3! Term* to Meet Your Coiivtimenc* r SAN JUAN G AR AG E S T U D E B A K E R J Y E A R ow down The great “ buyers’ strike” of 1920-21, a never-to-be-forgotten event in the economic history of this country, proved a point which must henceforth be re­ cognized as basic and incontro­ vertible. i A ll over the country today manufacturers, jobbers, and merchants are giving serious consideration to this important and conspicuously demonstrat­ ed fact: the public prefer to buy nationally advertised brands of merchandise. And public de­ mand is the last word in all ec­ onomic situations. No one can go aganist it and long endure. This will mean, then, that more and more manufacturers will seek out ways to make their products worthy o f a distinctive trademark and a sustained plan of advertising. It will mean that merchants will more and more give preference to their stocks to advertised brands. It wil mean that the jobbers will more and more arrange to sup­ ply the merchants with advertis­ ed brands. But new advertisers, manu­ facturers who are finally con­ vinced that their future lies in the direction of an advertised product, will discover that the magic power of advertising cannot be applied overnight. It may require sustained effort to attain a position equality with competitors who have been ad­ vertising fo r many years. This will be an unwelcome discovery. But it will be found to be the truth, and will be their only hope o f gaining a substantial foothold in what, from now on, must continue to be a more .keenly competitive market than we have known for a genera­ tion. Published by the Sanford Herald, in co-operation with The American Association o f Advertising Agencies # 1*3 * * i Rolled Qats Hales. Boston. Mass., 1924 M O D E L S A N D P R I C E S - f. o. b. factory LIGHT SIX SPECIAL SIX BIO-SIX S.Prtia.. I l l * IV'. D . 40 II. r 5-P».» ./I#* W. S..5J I I P 7-Pjes.. 136" IV. B., 60 ft. P Tuutin* .... 1 99} Touring___________ $1330 no».!itcr ( J P « , ) ______ 97} KcaU,trr (J I ' m ) ___ 1315 Speeditcr ( j P in .)______t8JS Co*ipe-Iti>adjtrr(l I’atv) I19S -.1-19} Coupe (S-Rsm .)________ IJ9S Coupe(5 P « » )_______tais Coupe (5-Fata.) M U . . . .............. ......14*1 Sedan .......... . ,_I93S Sedan ... -----JfHi S A N F O IU ) QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Clarence K. Butterfield. Concord. N. 11., 30 shares. Concord, By manufacturing complete motors, transmis­ sions, axles, frames, bodies, tops, castings, forg­ ings, and stampings, parts-makers’ profits arc eliminated from costs, and one profit only is in­ cluded in Studcbaker prices. T H E P A IN T W E SE LL . IS ph onH 98 ------------------------------------------ - P h « , <* The air is Tull o f things you Maude P. Butterfield, N. II., 23 shares shouMn’ t miss. Get a radio. It is built complete in the great Studcbaker factories. . A GRtWy CONVENIENCE^. AND OH, SO lp O O d j^ v - W H O L E S A L E A N D R E T A IL F E E D Kim Avenue and Com m ercial Street---------------------- Phone 94 S JUST DISSOLVE X ,. ’ Mn BBBBBBBBaBHBflflBBBBBBBBflBBflBBB9BBBBai|I I R v ^ 3 1 , SO shares. The unprecedented popularity of the Studebaker Light-Six can be traced to the fact that at represents a degree of automobile value that the public has sought for years. I He mem be red that on this VII. The names and residences r f the Mibscrlliers and tho amount of capital stork subscribed by each ur>': William \V. Snyder. Hnckford, III,. 1-• shares. Claude A. Butterfield, I.oxlngton, Mass., so sbarrs. Nettle M Butterfield, I.rxlngtou, S JiVF ^ It Slate r f Illinois, ('mint; ttf Winnebago. Be It Remembered that on thin 10th day of December, A. I). 1923, aJhtti I# |4, Jfmiram af 14a throat. VI, Tho blgbe^t nmoiuit nf linleliti'ilnos* ,,r liability tu which the m r por-ttlnn ran lit any time subject It­ self shall lo Two Hundred Fifty T h : usual Hollar*. g U J' P‘ County nf Cuyahoga. Be RED COMB EGG MASH m <m CHICAGO, III., Jnn. 8.— Leslie Nunamaker, manager of the Chat­ tanooga Club and formerly with Cleveland wns married here Sat­ urday to Miss Frances Beckham, o f Cleveland. The ceremony wat erformed at the New England ongregntionnl Church. Nunamaker met Miss Beckham while he wits a member o f the In­ dians. ^ Commonwealth nf MnasnehasetlB, County of llrlatnl. Bo It Remembered thnt on tho !5th dav of December. A. D. 1913. before me. the suhrrrlhrr. ft Notary Public, personally appeared Charles II. porter and Corn A. Porter, to me well known ns the Individuals deserlhed In. nnd who executed tho foregoing charter, nnd acknowl­ edged their signatures before me. Witness my hand nnd nffrlnl seal Hie day and year aforesaid. (Notarial Heal) T IM O T H Y V. o'tmtn.v. Notary Public. Commission expires Hept. "4. 1931. S la te o f Ohio, Another wayRedComb Egg Math excel*— R e d Corub E^M aah. contains dust nor nU er $995 THE TROUBLE PFi i t'nmmi.M..ealth of Stassaehasetta, .. t'onaty of Suffolk, ss. Re It Remembered thnt on thin ‘third day of December. A. D*. 1923. before me the subscriber, n Notary Public, personally appeared Theo­ dore C. Hates, to me well known as one of the Individuals described tn nnd who executed the foregoing proposed charier. owl acknowl­ edged his signature before me. Witness my hand and official seal the day nnd year aforesaid. (No,ary H *»«»A R IlY , , lrA?I Notary Public. My commission rxplres Nov. 9, 1939. of thn Individuals described In and who executed tho foregoing pro­ posed charter, and acknowledged bln signature before me, " Witness iny hand and official seal nis Signature nsrorr -~w the day oml year aforesaid. Wltnei i my hanj " \ Nut a rial Heal) the day ami year * E S T H E R A. JOHNSON. Notary Public. Notarial ScM, Dust chokes th e hen JE C O F F E E ’^ Witness m> hand and official seel the day and year ■Tpreanld. (Notarial Seal) F R A N K Is L A N E , ' Nutary Public. bofor o mo tho subscriber, a Notary Public, personally appeared Harold V. Snyder to me well known aa one TheDustTestTellstheElk NOTICE. M IA M I, Jnn. 8.— Chuck W iggins I f’ liarles n. Porter. Fntrhnvon, nnd Jim Holland, heavyweights,I Notice ,s hereby given that we. Muss., IT, shares. a . Porter. Falrhavcn. Mass., have been matched fo r a 12 round die onderslgmii, intend in apply t<> luCora shares. bout here Thursday, .Inn. 17, under tin- iinv. rm.r of tin- state of Flr.rHarold V. Snyder. Rockford. III.. auspices o f the Veterans of Foreign 1,11 " ,1 Janmuv • *• B*2i. for li tters 10 shares. Arthur Stark. Cleveland. Ohio, Wars. W iggins has fought such [ I j J ^ r .......... 10 shares. men ns Harry Grub, Boii Roper, w iM .i.u i w. SNvntiR. Jtl Witness Whereof (lie sold lllOrlando W ill Enter Gene Tunney and Tomm y Gibbons. ' *y™.l \V p’i r.itora have hereunto set tIn lr ,1 III* W lit I I 1.1,1 I hi.I hand*! this third day of Deermlo-t If his showing against Holland is F.'S. Baseball League favorable, CI.AUHNCi: E. IIFTTKIlFIM Ln. A l>. 1923 ‘ he may be the roan that •MAPHi: P lIPTTEItFlIGl.H. " W IM .IAM W. SNYDF.It will be matched ugninst Gibbons ;* m V! ! ' 4’L A F H N A. B P T T E R F iB I.H . 411* Th f Associated I'rrasl f IIAIU.hS II M i R l I . l i . | N E T T I E II. Itl'TTEEF1E1.I), O R LA N D O , Jan. 8.— Decision here on Jnn. 31, nccortiing to gosw'i iVXi’n lv ' UX ,:.lh , . t, ' Cl,A B E N C E E. lirT T E B h'IK LH . has been reached by local baseball sip in prize ring circles. HAItnl.H \. SN\ HER. M A l 'H E P. Rl’TTKRFIEI.H . enthusiasts and business men to have this city represented in the Florida State Baseball League this year. A1 Wallace liua been elected l to head the local club ns president, 1I N T B C R I T Y ft S E H V I C F . and J. B. Asher, .secretary-treas­ t? "— urer, Tw o vice-presidents also i w ill aid in handling tho club’s a f- 1 fairs, George Nash and Franklin 0. King, first and second viceThe 1924 Model presidents, respectively. The sal­ Studcbakcr Light-Six ary limit o f $2,fi.'>0 thnt prevailed was adopted. Touring Car Nunam aker Weds ^ A Cleveland Girl Bilk of Ihn individual! dftsrlbBd la and who executed the foregoing proposed" charter, and acknowledged hie signature before me. . . • \ �* '• T H E SAI iome fANTADMTES U M ’ASII in advance Lhoned ads., will be receive! , patrons nnd collector *ent diatcly for pnyment. ... |T l» r* ice a I! hp ......... .........Hp it Mill.... it n line .....ip n line nble rate for bla.k face type. t d rates for consedutive Ltions. Count six words to line. Minimum charge of . for first insertion. A ll adtuinic is restricted to proper uificatioii. fl case of error The Herald |be responsible for only one Ttct insertion, the ndverfor ail subsequent inscrThe Herald office should [notified immediately in case r, M N V A R T S, I M 4 is Trying to R each You Through O ne o FOR SA LE ' M IS C E L L A N E O U S JO n PUT N T IN G ^ T h c ~ licru id Job 1'lan t is now located in the Wclaka Uu tiding. L et us estimate on y?ur job work. _Phonc_lJ8. L E G A L FORM S o f nil kinds” for sale at the Herald office.' FOR S A L E — L a rg e reed bnby_caFringe at Telephone 384-J or TUS Palmetto A v e n u o .___ Hopkins Shoo Shop Work Guaranteed. 309 E. F irst St. l OR R E N T signs for sole ut tinHerald o ffic e .________ S A U S A G E fo r sale— Pure pork sausage smoked with ouw wood, toe. lb., postpaid. No order ac­ cepted .lo t less than 3 lbs. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. Enoch Snw fer, Tifton, Ga., R. D. F. No. 6. H A R D Y Australian Pines, stand 10 degrees. $25 per 100. John D. Beach, West Palm Reach, Fla. FOR S A L E — DuSoto paints and vnnribhes at Sanford Novelty |error. Works, judo agents. 151-tfc IlU N cT l G R A PE S , tree blueberries nnd blnekbcrries— all varieties suitable fo r home and commercial planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ ■prompt and efficient service. orous, well rooted plants insure good early profits. For full in­ formation and illustrated catalog W ANTED No. 0, write Southern Adapted klSCELLANEOUS Nurseries, Hnrtow, Fin. FOR S A L E — E gry (.'ash Register. Cost SCO when new. W ill sell Madam Harriet, cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald beauty Parlor. office._________ ver Mobley's Drug Store FOR S A L E — Rhode Island eggs park Ave. Phonu 215. fo r setting, 15 eggs fo r $1.UU. INTEU—Customers to save Mrs, Ellsworth, Ltcardall Avenue, Xrd (lift Tickets. One with Sanford. Phono 3303. 83-tfp j $1.00 nurchnsc at Wight's. iNTKD—To borrow one hur. |dollars on good interest. to use utpl ns security SEED PO TATO E S ,922 Ford Coupe In good conm. Write 100, care. Herald. NTED—Your old furniture. Spalding Rose Flour and »n>* people in Sanford would Hli.ss Triumph in Hags or to buy second lmudJurniLure. Bushel Duxes. oGod for trtisc your apart)/pieces in the table also. iltl Want Alls arm sell them kly- Phone ! 18 and the want lepartmcnt will be glad to inC H A S E .t CO. your ad.__ __________________ PH O N E 536. JCIAL NOTICE— I f you hnve it paid your poll tax do so toUo not miss the opportunity itlo the City o f Sanford put H E TTE R IIAM Y CHICKS: Pinetnc iximl election January 11. breeze, White Leghorn Chicks are sired by pedigreed males from GENTS W A N T E D high record hens. Eggs perfect­ STS—Make and sell my enr- ly hatched by modern incubators. strain, i remover. -r\ mtoikI, clean Vigorous chicks, true to imatc badnifl;jg?ood profits, $20 u.hundred; $180 a thousand. rlcs McDaniels, Box liOl, Ilome- Immediate deliveries. Order "bet­ *1, Fla. __________ ter baby chicks” from Pincbrcczc Farm, Callahan, F lorida, CIAE NOTICE—I f you hnve SEE the Sanford Stove Works, 1102 it paid your poll tax di> so toSanford A ve. before buying ! Do-not miss the opportunity i(h>-tbe City o f Sanford put stoves. W e will save you money. r tnoTi'u'd election January 11. |We also repair stoves of all kinds, grnfnnolns and sewing machines. FOR R ENT .________ _____________________ 191-tfc i V0 U—Looking for a good R E G U LA R meals served at the wm. If you don’t fmd one list-, Phennix, single meals, by the in this i damn, insert a small day or week.__T r y them. it ad ami you will receive the M ELON Seed—Torn Watson, Irish Jiitings_in the city, ray, Kleckley sweet, Florida Fa­ I grow t KENT—2 rooms for light vorite, Ga. Rattlesnake. ♦keeping. Herald Apartments, and save these seed myself, money nj l am! 5, Private entrance can not buy any better. 50 cents running water. ib. W. H. Thomson, Lloyd, Fla. straw­ t RENT— Largo bed room FOR S A L E — Missionary berry plants well rooted, care­ rniahed next to bath, four low?, wiinil heater. 008 W. 1st fully packed, 50c per hundred, $.T.D0 per M. delivered. Mathews it RENT—Nice front bed-room Co., Tnllahassee, Fin,, Route C. FOR S A L E — Wood, 1-foot oak I Laurel Ave. stove wood RENT’— Large furnished I and nine, Ill-inch font bed room 1020 Myrtle. 1oak and pine. See or write, T. GSpearman. Osteen.________________ t RENT- Furn ’shed room ami •rage. Man -ind wife or two FOP. S A L E — Stove wood in any quantity. See Clifford Walker, M preferre I. In piire The Out- \ or phone 1I 1-W. t RENT One be.1-room or two FOR S A L E — Wakefield Cabbage plants. Phone 113-W. ;nt housekeeping. Private cnF ’OR S A L E — Game chickens, thor­ Ire and running water. Herald ftments. oughbred?, six hens nnd rooster. J. E. Moorman. Maitland, Fla. S P E C IA L N O T IC E — If you have APARTMENTS not paid your poll tax do so to­ day! Do not miss the opportunity FOR R E N T to help the C ity o f Sanford put [t RENT—Unfurnished fotir- over the_ bond election January 11. ■°rn apartment with fire-place, E X PE R T Typew riter cleaning and |c >n. \|?o five-room bungarepairing. Cull II. S. Pond, . bu:h m oiern. Apply H. T. phone 225 or Peoples Hank. *i “01 rirst St. 179-tfc PHONE148 30.MS V V0T rGE— If you have 7 Rai ! your poll tax do so lo- ADD A T TH E C A P IT O L ■ Du nut miss the opportunity Congress convened after the hol­ e “ l,hl City o f Sanford put iday recess and adjourned until the bund election January 11. Monday. J'li'.iottal evidence was made Tam pa— Mallory-Gulf Terminal ‘ c ny ihe state department in Company takes u u t waterfront ■, 111 charge that Russian! property at South Franklin Street propaganda is being direct- \ for erection o f modern ware­ •gainst this country. I house. R E A L ESTATE FOR S A LE MKlUMl •M v .u M M H a K H a iH a a a A i'H B B B B H H flH a a a B a a iiia ia a a B iiH iN FOR SALE— One 10 acre lot three miles south of Sanford. Eureka n Hummock—celery Delta. Address Richard Stephenson, M. D., W est Lebanon, Ind. FOR SALE— Orange g r o v e ; terms country property. Britt Reidi y Co. ______________ i' OR SALE— Three desirable build­ ing lots located on paved street, worth $1,000.00 each. Owner w ill sacrifice for $ 2100.00. B ritt Really Co.___ b OR SALE— Two fine building lots, located on one o f the best corners in Sanford, paving nnd -idewalks both side*. A t bargain, See Britt Renity Co. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ FOR SALE— F'ive lots located on Sanford Ave., opposite Rose Court, each 50x130. Tw o o f them coiner lots. Ensy terms. Britt Realty C o._________ FOR SALE-— Ornngo grove, 23 acres, 100 trees, loention on lake, twenty minutes from Sanford. A good buy at $11,500. Terms. Britt Realty Co,__________ FOR SALE— 5 acre celery farm, tiled, all equipment, good loca­ tion on hard road, close to town, n bargain, terms. Britt Realty Co, FOR SALE— 10 acres Hammock all fenced and cleared for plant­ ing; price $-1500, good terms, FOR SALE— 10 acres, five fenced. Three cleared. Good well. A ll hammock. $2,001). TW O dty lots 80x305, one block from Sanford Ave., a bargain, $100 cash. FIVE room house close in, on Pal­ metto Avo., renting now for .?B5 per month, $2500, terms. Must be sold quickly. SEMINOLE R E A L T Y CO. Seminole Hotel A nnex. AUTOM OBILES A N D R EPAIR S BARGAINS! B A R G A IN S !! Dodge Roadster. Dodge Touting. Hudson TourimJ. Haynes Touring. Seripps-Booth Touring. <Inklnnd Tour ing. KENT V U L C A N IZIN G CO. CORNER OAK AND 3RD ST. ____ PHONE 1 7 . _______ FOR SALE— lieu speed-wagon in first class condition. Equipped for bus service but never been used as such. Can be easily changed for trunk of any kind. See E. E. Echols at Sanford Mattress Factory. FO R SALE— On:-tin Ford truck, good condition. Phone 5I1-.I. SPEC IAL NOTICE— I f you have not paid your pull tax do so to* day! Do not miss the opportunity to help the City of Sanford put over tire baud eltttioU JitOtthtyV lU . MORE BARGAINS. 11*22 liupmobile tout ing. Lexington l.a:k (sport). Four Dodge loin mgs, 11)21. Dodge Roadster It) 11). National touring, ti passenger. Three worm-drive Ford trucks. Two Ford Chassis. Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. Dodge 11)22 touring. Three Dodge tourings 1920. Chandler touring. Two Ford touring. Huiek touring 1919, 7 passenger. Huick touring 1918. Dodge 3-1 ton truck. Two lieu Speedster Trucks, 11)21-22. Two Light Ford Trucks. Two ID17 Huick touring. 1U23 Overland I. touring. Some of these cars were traded in on new Dodges. Most o f them have been left with us to be sold and applied on Ihe purchase o f new Dodges. They are all real good, having been reconditioned, 'terms to thane who can establish credit. Some o f these cars can 1e exchanged for real estate im­ proved nr unimproved. Diamonds or anything else of value. SANFORD MOTOR CO. Dodge Dealers. _____________ I■hone 3, W INTER ennuis A N D c o l d s With the changeable weather which we hnve at this season o f teh year coughs nnd colds are very prevalent. He prepared fo r them. Have a bottle of F O L E Y ’S H O N ­ EY AND TAR C O M PO U N D handy, and with the first sign o f a cough or cold take a dose and prere,it a serious ailment. F’ O L E Y ’S HONEY A N D TA R CO M POU ND has been the standard fam ily cough remedy for over 35 years, bring­ ing prompt relief nnd when once used you will never bo without it. Sold everywhere.— Adv. [HOUSES FOR R E N T C la ssifie d A d v e rtis in g is ; HOUSE for rent, S. E. corner 12th St. and Oak Ave. Inquire 11th a St. and Elm Ave, S. FL corner. M. Schneider. FOR R E N T— 1 room cottage 1208 Park Ave., all conveniences, $20.00 p*'r month. G. W. Spena ccr. Phone 100.___________________ y. j FOR R E N T— A brand new npnrtment. furnished. Cates Build® |ing._ Phone 1 8 1 . _________ F O R R E N T — Furnishedr = i t h e Regular Way j I t is the regular w ay through which to secure help fo r the office or home— pu ttin g you in communication with the various people^ w h o may think them- g selves fitted to do your work, nnd thus perm itting you ” to make your decision and selection a fte r having had | personal interviews. £ Readers o f this newspaper a re ad readers— and for an increasing number of thorn the classified col-’ limns are gnining in interest. I f you have anything to sell you’ have something to sa y to them in our advertising columns. Herald classified advertising w ill pull w ith you in your efforts. £ ■ a ” ! The Number is 148 residence. Rest loention in city with all modern conveniences including gnrnge. N ew house w ith new furniture. F ive room bungalow. W ill rent fo r next four months to party without children. A c t at once if "you want this residence. I'e rry Jcrnigan, box 740 ^ S P K C IA L N O TICE— I f you have not paid your poll tax do ao to­ day! Do not miaa the opportunity to help the City o f Sanford put over t hobo ml elcvtlon January i t . ese F’ O U ND — Opportunity to buy a short wave long distance Radio Receiving Set cheap. Ask fo r M IR A C L E Concrete Co., r e a m ! rrment work, s i dew la ks,. build* demonstration. Hof-Mac Battery; Cm_________________________________ ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. S . Tcrwillegcr, Prop. F O U N D — Pair o f shoes. Please call at the Herald office fo r Lumber and Building MateriaL s a m e . __________________ _________ Carter Lumber Company N. larurcl St. Phone 555. LOST— Between Sauthside School nnd Uth Street child's red and H IL L LU M B ER CO. House o f white cape; return to Mrs. A. K. Service, Quality end Price. Powers. 107 W. 9th St. Phone 135. A R E Y O U losing on opportunity S P E C IA L N O TIC E — I f you have to sell your property by not using not paid your poll tax do so to­ the Herald Want Ads. The cost day! Do net miss the opportunity is small, the results great. Herald to help the City o f Sanford put W'nnta w ill work fo r you quickly. over the bond election January 11. S P E C IA L N O TIC E — I f you have! Jacksonville — Florida East not paid your poll tax do so to­ day! Do not miss the opportunity Const Railway starts work on new to help the City o f Sanford put bridge spanning St. John's River. over the bond election January 11. Minis— Brevard County PackIlomestend—PcnsyIvnnln Sugar Company ucquires' 35,000-acre ing Company opens for business tract in this vicinity fur develop­ in newly constructed packing ment o f sugar cane. house. Tampa— Construction of new apartment house at Oak and Jeff­ erson Streets under way. HELPED L IT T L E G IR L’ S COUGH “ F O L E Y ’S HONEY A N D T A R COMPOUND is fine. My little Notice of Meeting o f Stockholders girl had an awful cough. I got a o f The Herald Printing CoinHOUSES— FOR S A L E ! H E L P W A N T E D bottle of FO LE Y’S H O N EY A N D pany for the Purpose of Amend­ T A R COMPOUND nnd gave her nj ing the Charter o f Said Corpora­ FOR S A L E — House ami large lot W OM EN— 1i'o sell human hair nets frw doses and she was greatly re­ tion. in Rose Court. $1500.00. Terms. in dozens to consumers. 100 per lieved,” write? Clyde if. Denson, N O TIC E IS H ER EB Y G IVE N Drill Realty Co. cent, profit. Steady profitable best that there will ba a meeting o f the,' profit___ Mnrlbrook, Virginia. The Wonderful proposition, remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse­ stockholders o f FOR S A L E — Bungalows, house business. thu H ER ALD building lots. A ll sections of Write Ig o r Co., 1123 Broadway, ness; relieves promptly and effec- * P R IN T IN G C O M PAN Y, at the o f­ Sanford.__Britt Realty Co._____ New York. lively. FOLEY'S H O N E Y A N D fice o f *aid company in the City Salespeople TA R COMPOUND has stood the o f Sanford, Florida, nt 107 MngFOR S A L E — Bungalow, dose in on W A N T E D -— 7,200 now- .................... M A K E BIG M O NEY sell­ . test of lime, serving three ger.crn- nolia Avenue, on the 21st day of .... Palmetto Ave., $1200.00, terms. ing Wat kin's nationally advertised 1Uons. January, A. l)„ 1921, nt 8 o'clock Britt Realty Co. household products. Y O U C AN , p. in., for the purpose of amend­ FOR S A L E — Or lease, business TOO. Urn aches nil over U. S. nnd MONEY ing the charter o f said corpora­ property on First Street. Britt Canada. Rare C H A N C E JUST i Send this ad and ten cents to tion, an to name thereof nnd also Realty Co. NOW fo r City Sales dealers, men Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., as to A rt iris 11. nnd VI. of said FOR S A L E — At a bargain, 5-room or women, full or part time, in the Chicago, 111., writing your nil me charter. | bungalow with sleeping porch, city o f Sanford, nnd elsewhere. i nnd address clearly. You will re­ H E R A L D P R IN T IN G COMPANY. on Palmetto Ave., four blocks from i Write today for our practical, suit* ceive a ten cent bottle of F O L E Y 'S By Itcesq Combs, President.! First St. $3500.00, small payment M O N E Y-M A K IN G I'l.A N , J. It. 1H O NEY AND T A R COM POUND Attest: down, balance like rent. Britt Watkins Company, Dept. 1M», Mem- for coughs, colds nnd hoarseness, R. II. Berg, Secretary. phis, Tenn........................ _______ also free sample package o f F’ O ­ Realty Co. FOR S A L E — Attractive bungalow, LO CAL salesman wanted fo r Sun­ L E Y ’S PILLS, n diuretic stimu­ modern, a bargain; terms. Infold and vicinity to sell DuU- lant for the kidneys, and F O L E Y quiro 1103 Oak A v e . _________ H LK W E A R SHOES direct from C A TH A R TIC TA B LE T S for Con­ S P E C IA L N O TIC E— If you have factory to wearer. Our new meas­ stipation and Biliousness. These helped not paid your poll tax do so to­ uring apparatus insures perfect til­ wonderful Remedies have For full particulars write millions o f people. Try them! Sold day! Do not miss the opportunity ting. to hob? the City o f Sanford put Hi- D O UBLE W E A R SHOE COM­ everywhere. over the bond elect inn January 11. PA N Y , 315 East Lake Street, Min­ neapolis, Minn. Cards of Sanford's Reputable W A N T E D -Men or worn.mi to take Professional Men, each of orders fo r genuine gunrmite d whom, in his chosen profession hosiery fur men, women and chil­ the Herald recommends to the dren; eliminates darning Salary, Coffee and Lunch Shop $75 n week full tim e; $1,61) tin people. hour spare time. Cottons, heath­ ers silks. International Stocking Mills, Norristown, Pa. LO CAL salesman wanted for San­ George A. DeCottes ford and vicinity to sell DOUSeveral Stale Officials Have Seel H .E W E A ll SHOES direct from Attorncy-nt-Law E xp eriV n id 'h t'T h e Fourth Afijtlry to wearer. Our new nions— O v e r Seminole County Estate, It Is Discovered. i:t:i g apparatus insures perfect tit­ . Hank ling. F or full particulars write Sanford, ------------ Florida T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Jan. 7. the D O U D LE W E A R SHOE COM— The Fourth Estate i. Weil rep­ ! A N 1', 516 East Lake Street, Min­ resented in the ranks of slate o f­ in npolis, Minn.____ ficials and others who ,i.v- and W A N T E D — Lady wants work in attend to the daily duties neces­ r.toro o r as cashier. Experienc­ Schelle Maines sary to the conduct of the state’s ed, can furnish references. Call business. Listed among former 'L'U'.T’o r k . A y y _____ ________ newspaper men are four owners or LAW YER part owners of publications and S A L E S M A N — Souls for sale ut the Milano tonight. Free tickets — Court House two reporters. Contract Given For J. C. Luning, state treasurer, is fur Mrs. JMiilip Andrews Bridge Construction the dean o f the former news W A N T E D — Help o f all kinds by many- business houses. I f you writers. Mr. Luning started when a mere Ind as printer's devil on the are without a position, advertise II > T in * A wr*o r hi le il I'r r 'r n , page o f The Albany (G n.) Herald, and later on the classified TA L L A H A S S E E , Jan. 8.— Ed Fred R. Wilson acquired u substantial interest in Herald. I t will cost you only u Pottus o f Montgomery, Alabama, that paper which he still retains few cents and you will reach thou­ A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W with a bid of $10 DOG. was tho low despite his residence of many sands. years in the southern part of Flor­ S P E C IA L N O TIC E — I f you have bidder among five who submitted First Notional Hunk Illdg. ida. not )>aiil your poll tax du so to­ figures to tho road department for Hanford, ------------ Florida James E. Calkins, attorney for day! Do riot miss the opportunity construction o f a wooden bridge the state railroad commission, and to help the City o f Sanford put in Oseceola county, between Camp­ who represents his district in the over the, bond election January 11. bell nnd Loughm in on state road state senate, formerly owned and No. 2. The bridge is to be 315 oIterated two weekly papers in Elton J Moughton St. Lucia— Construction o f New feet long and will be completed Nassau, his home county, and still St. Lucie River Country Club g o lf within 90 days from thu date thu hua u keen sense o f news judg­ course under way. contract is signed. A R C H IT E C T ment. F irst National Hank Hldg. Captain R. A. Gray, chief clerk in the automobile department of mained fo r a year or more, ex­ Argentina Expecting Hanford, ------------ Florida the comptroller’s office, was prac­ periencing many o f the ups ami Banner Cotton Crop tically thrown into the newspa­ downs o f the small paper publish­ per field in bis early 20’s, liked it, er. l —.tJ.I pj|UTJ<>k*V •Of,I, (in nnd later acquired control o f a M IL D R E I) SIM M O NS Cedar Keys was the scene of the BUENOS AIR ES, Jan. 8.— This weekly ut Havana, which he. op newspaper experience of T. It. reason’s Argentine cotton crop is Teacher o f Pianoforte crated until a few years ago. Mr. Gray is one o f the best posted Hodges, state shell fish commis­ expected to reach JO,000 metric and Pipe Organ sioner, who was fo r some time tons, or more than 170,000 bales, men on newspaper, work connect Studio: Room 225, Mcisch connected with a weekly publica­ according to Indications, 'and it ed with the state’s work, having tion at that famous fishing center. will be the largest yet produced Ituilding gained his first experience on a A. II. Roberts, in thu insurance since cotton began to bo grown Tallahassee daily at the time the fight on a saloon was made here. department o f the treasurer’s o f­ on a substantial scale a few years It was in the heat of that cam­ fice, was fo r quite a while n re­ ago. u nou ns, ii. o. The ministry o f agriculture is paign that he applied for a posi­ porter on one o f the St. Peters­ Hptefftllsliijs ii» giving all encouragement possible itrnltn Urinary IMihmi*#** nml tion us stenographer nnd book­ burg dailies, while G. T. Whitfield, rr lut’ul'jrfv - « Iironlc nKIm uml keeper. He was employed and in clerk o f the state supreme court to Colton growing in the northern hini'nt i|l,)i*:iit(*ii. Ft*jii.iI*" less than a week placed in charge served fo r years ns local renre- provinces, which are said to offer it i'M'1 I£In*ii ntr f lam. o f the business management of setative o f various papers while climatic and soil conditions capable I If I In * H ill F ir * I \ n tlt iiiiil lln u k of making Argentina a great cot­ HitlltJhnc he was connected with diff'erent the paper, when the owner was Knttfonl FlorLta. ton-producing nation. taken suddenly ill. There he re state departments. aaB a aB B aa iK a a B R E a aB B B aa B E ia aB B B aa aa a B B B n D a aB R D aB K PURELY NEWSPAPER MEN ARE PLENTIFUL AMONG OFFICIALS B U IL D IN G M A T E R IA L LOST A N D F O U N D EAT AT BOB AND BETTY’S Located in the Field’s Auto Top Biulding 2nd door westf of the San Juan Garage Featuring r -H o m e Cooking, Home Made Pies and a good clean meal for 35c Short Orders a Specially BUSINESS DIRECTORY You can find the name of every live Business Man in Sanford la this Column each day. a, Studcbnkcr, Packard, Chevrolet J. L. P E R K IN S Sales Department Sun Juan Garage WHIDDON & HODGES Tailors, Cleaners nnd Dyers 117 Park Avenue---- Phone 465 Sanford N o velty W orks V . C. C O L L E R , Prop, ficneral Shop and M ill W ork Contractor and Builder 517 Com m ercial Street Wilson W elding & Radiator W orks " It it’s Metal we can weld it” S A N FO R D , F LO R ID A S T E W A R T T h e Florist Flow ers For A ll Occasions Membera Fluriattt Telegraph De­ livery Association 811 M yrtle Ave. Phone 260-W Sanford Machine Co. (iriirral llni-lilnr nnd Holler XX'orka C> llmlrr (irlndlBK rhiuir DU Hanford. Fla. I'll 1)110 IUK— -Phone 4M Q U IC K S E R V IC E T R A N S F E R l.oral and Lnux lllnlnnre llaall»K. Slornicr S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder Sanford, — -------------Florida W . J. Thigpen Real Estate By GEORGE McMANUS W IN G IN G U P F A T H E R F IR E , L IF E . A U T O Insurance It. C. M *A X W E L L Real E state and Insurance S A N F O R D ,------ F L O R ID A S E M IN O L E A B S T R A C T CO. Get an Ab.,trait bvforcbuylng property E. A. Douglass, Pres. - t’4 1 •’Sit* �■ *Tw s ■ PAGE SIX fB E M arket Neva - SAN FO R D D A IL Y Income Tax Helps H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 8, 1 * 2 4 CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS INCOM E T A X IN N U T S H E L L WHO? Single persona who had Market Quotations fo r Monday, establish market. net incomu o f 31,000 or more Jan* ^ I Strawberries: 32-qt. crates and or gross Income o f $5,000 or , Some Fla. reefers 30@35c more, nnd married couples Atlanta (G ear, 16 above) who had net Income o f $2,000 • Very few sales account weather. poor low us 20c. or more or gross incomb o f Eggplant: • No arrivals, light English Peas: No io I cs report­ $5,000 o r more must file resupplies, demand light, market ed, no demand. returns. Oranges: Demand and move­ steady. Fin. crates fancy $3@4, ment slow, 31.75 box. choice 32@3. W HEN? The filing perl at! is Grapefruit: $2.50@3.25 box. from January 1 to March 15, Cincinnati (Clear, 17 above) Peppers: Ee3t m ostly around 1024. Tomatoes; No carlot arrivals,' $2 crate. Strawberries: 40c qt. very few supplies . W H ERE? Collector o f Internal Cabbage: S. C. Wakefield $2@ Lettuce: Fin 1, 17 cars on revenue fo r the district in @2.50 crate. track including broken, supplies which the person lives or bps Deans: No sales. heavy, no demand or movement, • his principal place o f busi­ Cukes: Fancy 33.50 crate. no early sale’s. ness. Squash: Small yellow , best 33 Celery: I car diverted, 5 cars HOW? Instructions on Form @3.50 crate. „ . . on track, supplies moderate, tio Philadelphia (Clear. 2.» above) 1010A and Form 10-10; also demand nnd movement, no early Celery: Cal. 3, N. k . 1-, N . J. 1. sales reported. the lnw and regulations. Supplies moderate, demand lim n­ Peppers, Deans, Eggplant, P e a s :! W H A T? Four per cent normal ed, movement slow, market steady, No sales. tax on the first $4,000 o f net Cal. crates Goldenheart Sa.50@ Strawberries: Supplies liberal, income in excess o f the per­ 6, N. Y., and Fla. crates rough .early demand nnd movement slow, sonal exemption and credits too few sales uuutu. for dependents. E igh t per **Toma"toes: Fla. 1, 3 cars on lonuuuva. 7, 1 1 ijw vCabbage: duoii^e; 41. 1, 1, h N. Y. (5 can cars 1 on cent normal tax on balance of track, light supplies, demnnd ' " [ t r a c k , light supplies, no demand ior net income. Surtax from 1 ited, market steady. H a . >. * movement, too few snles establis establish cent to 50 per cent on net count $4:75 ing wrapped fancy Boston (Cloudy, 25 above) incomes over $0,000 fo r the 'choice 33.75. Cuba da turning IFans: Supplies good stock year 1023. wrapped 34. , limited, market stronger, prices Beans: No carlot arrivals, sup- hampers green best montly $3.25 lles moderate, demand slow, mnr- @3.50, poorer $1.25@2. J TIBS T O T A X P A Y E R S . et barely steady. Fin. consider­ Celery: Cal. 1, N. Y . 1, 5 cars No. 7. able ordinary 7-8 bu. hprs. green cn track, supplies nnd demand Losses arising from fires. |1.7I@2.50, few express higher, moderate, market steady, N. Y. „ , r.torms, shipwreck, or “ other caspoorer $1@1.50. 2-3 erntes Golden bcltblnncning unity” — fo r example, n flood or Peppers: Fla. 2, 3 cars on track mostly $3@3.50, front—whether nr not connected including broken, liberal supplies, Lettuce: No arrivals. 10 cars with the taxpayer’s business, n a y demand slow, market weak. Fin. on track including broken, mod- be deducted iron) gross income in erates fancy $l.75@2, few $2.50, crate supplies, demand good fo r his 1923 income-tax return. I f his poorer low as $1.25; choice 73c@ good stock, market steady, Cal. home or automobile in destroyed 1.50. crates Iceberg best mostly ?2.5l)@ by fire, the loss is deductible fo r Cukes: No carlot arrivals, no 2.75, fancy few high as $3, poorer the year in which it occurred. cars on track, supplies light, de­ .fl..il)(a.2. Hu. no early sales.' Lost o f property by theft or h:irmand moderate, market steady. (nbbage: N. ) . C. 1. L> giary is an allowable deduction .F la . 7-8 bu. hprs ungraded ordin­ earn on track including broken, and need not bo incurred in trade ary $1.50@2.50, supplies nnd demand moderate, i or budness. A loss fo r embczzleEggplant: 5 cars mixed, Fla. 2 miuket steady, N. . . sax c w t., nient is also deductible. ears on trock broken, light sup­ Danish 32@2.25, Fla, 1 1-2 bu. 1,1 (To be continued Tom orrow ) plies, no sales reported. hprs Wakefield $1.75. Cabbage: N. Y. 13, S. C. 1, I I ==F Kansas City (.Misty, 28 above) cars on track including broken Tomatoes: Flu. 1. 1 unbroken Y*‘ Uo Sand ............. 31 to 18 ft. supplies o f new ntoek tight, de­ car on track, light supplies, de­ to 53 ft. mand fair, market steady. Fin. mand and movement slow, ninrket Whito Sami .......... . to 59 ft. ...53 1 1-2 bu. hprs pointed type $1.25 steady. Mexican boxes lug re­ @1.75, S. C. J1.251b 1.50, barrel packed 216s $5.50, 6s ripes wrap­ Blue Clay ................ ...59 to 64 ft. crates $2. ped $7.50, White Sand ......... ...64 to 67 ft. Squash: No carlot nrrivnls, no _ Strawberries: Mo carlot ar­ Shell and C lay ...... ...67 to 83 ft. tars on track, supplies moderate, rivals, supplies, demand nnd move­ demand slow, movement limited, ment moderate, market dull, Fla. Shell nnd Sami ...... ...83 to 91 ft. Water Level ........... _____ .. 19 feet market steady Flu. pepper crates [ reefers 50@60c qt. le w $1.25. | Peppers: No carlot arrivals, Blue Clny ................ ...67 to 78 ft. Peas: Fla. 2, no can: on track,;liberal supplies, demand and niovc- Shell ....................... .. .78 to 84 ft. light supplies, demand moderate, meat moderate, market steady. Sand and Shell ... ...84 to 87 ft market steady. Fin. 7-8 bu. hprs. •Fla. crates fls $2@2.50, Shell Rock ...... ...87 to 88 ft. some poor $1.50@3, 5-pcck $2.75@ c l’ nns: No carlot arrivals, no Sand Rock .............. ....88 to 91 D. 3.25; exprtis few $2.50. cars on track, supplies moderate, Water Level ............ .... 7 feet. Strawberries: Fin. 2 1 car rm demand and movement slow, mar­ W e ll No. 8."'" track unbroken, supplies liberal, ket dull. Tex. bu. hprs green $2. Surface Snml ........ .... 1 to r» ft. demand slow, movement limited, Okra, Squash: No carlot arrivals, White Clay ............ .... 5 to 20 ft. market weak. Fla. express 40c qt. White Sund ............ ...20 to 29 ft. Pittsburgh (Cloudy, 18 above) White Clny ............ ...29 to 30 ft. Beans: Fin. bu. Hprs., green White Sand .......... 30 to 38 ft. $2.50@2.75, poorer low an $1. White C la y ................ 38 to 40 ft. Eggplant: Fla. crates $3.75@ White Snml ................40 to 46 ft Continued from page 1. Blue Clay .................... 46 to 40 ft. 4.50. Well No. Peppers: Fla. crates fancy $2.251v;hUc sa n d "T " " l ta 8 ft. Shell ..........: ...............49 to 56 ft.. @2.50, choice $1.25@1.75, Drown Sand .............. 8 to 16 ft. Blue Clay ....................56 to GO fi. Squash: Fla. eggplant crates Grey Sand ................. 16 to 20 ft. Shell ...........................fit) to 70 ft. $2@250. White Sand ................20 to 6ft ft. Sand and Shell .......... 70 to 79 ft. Cukes and Okra: No sales re­ Blue Cloy ................ 65 to 70 ft. Shell ......................... 79 to 82 ft. Pipe dropped to shell at 82 feci ported. Blue Clay (i-hell).... 70 to 73 ft. and could not get any more re­ Washington (Clear, 11) above) Shell ........................... 73 to 82 ft. Lettuce: Fin. 2, 8 earn on track, Fine Sand and Shell ..82 to !).’! ft. turns. Depth o f hub 86 feet. 2 unbroken, expresa riceipts light, Water Level .......................8 feet Water Level ................. 7 ft. 4 in W e ll No. 9. supplies nnd demand moderate, Well No. 3. 7 ft. ninrket steady. Cal. erntes $2.50 White Sand ............... 1 to 5 ft. Surface Sand .............. 1 to 2.75. Fla., N. Y . erntes Big Yellow C l a y ................. 5 to 26 ft. Whito Clay ................ 7 to 19 ft. oaton $1.75. White Sunil ................26 to 10 ft. W hile Sand .............. 19 to 38 ft. .■ Beans; Supplies heavy, demand White Clay and Shell..40 to 45 ft. White Clay ................ 38 to 41 ft. moderate, market fairly steady, Sand, Rack and Shell 15 to 46 ft. Blue Clay .................. 41 to 40 ft. Fin, 7-8 bu. hprs. best $2.50@2.75, Water Level . 20 feet Shell and Sand .......... 46 to 52 f\ Blue Clny .................. 52 to 61 ft. poorer $1.50. Well No. I. Peas: Supplies moderate, de­ W hile Sand ........... I to 2 ft. Shell nnd C lay .......... 61 to 05 ft. mand limited, market steady, Flu. White & Yellow Clay 2 to 15 ft. Shell ...........................65 to 76 ft. hprs, beat $2,25@2.50, poorer $1@ White Clay ____ , 1 5 to 22 ft. Blue Clny ................. .70 to 78 ft. 2. White Clay and Sand 22 to 23 ft. Shell ........................... 78 to 80 ft. . Peppers: Supplies and demand White Sand ................23 to 85 ft. Sand and Shell .......... 80 to 85 ft. W ater Lovol ................ 5 ft. t in. moderate, market steady steady. White nnd Yellow Clay W hito Clay ............... '20 to 31 ft. Fla. crates fancy $2.25@2.50, .......... ..................... 85 to 45 ft. choice 31.75. Blue Clay nnd Shell 15 to 50 ft, Eggplant: Supplies limited, dc- Slull uiul Sand .......... 50 to 57 ft mnnd good for good stock, market Blue Clay atul Shell ... 57 to 60 ft. steady. I’la. crates best $ 1, fair Fine Sand and Shell ..60 to 06 ft. small sizes 52.50@3.50. Hock ............................66 to 68 ft. Cukes: Supplies very light, too Water Level ..................... 13 feet few Bales to establish market. W ell No. 5. Strawberries: Supplies liberal, Surface Sand ............ t to 2 ft. demand good, market steady. Fla. White Clay .............. 2 to 20 ft. reefers 3ftc@45c qut. White Sand .. ...........28 to 52 ft. St. Louis (Clear, 27 above) nine Clay ................. 52 to 58 ft. ' Tomatoes: No ears on track, Blue Clay and Shell .53 to 63 ft. no carlot arrivals, light supplies, Sand S h e l........... ... 03 to 65 ft. practically no demand, no sales Hltte Clay anil Shell .. .65 to 73 ft. reported. Rock ..................... 73 ft. Lettuce: 23 cars on track in­ Well No. fi. cluding broken. Fin. 1, A riz. 4, Cal. Surface Sami .............. 1 to 5 ft 3, demand slow movement light White Clay ..... 5 to 10 ft. and slow, market dull, Cal. Ariz. White Sand ...............10 to 25 ft. Cal. crates Iceberg 3 1-3 dozens White Clay and Sand 25 to 28 f t . : 28 to 47 ft. $2.50(ri 2.75, Fla., N. Y. crates Big Fine White Sand 17 In 53 ft. Boston best $1.75, few frosted Coarse White Sam! With Eleanor Ronnlninii, Frank Hlue Clay nnd Snml 53 to GO ft. , 11.25. 60 lo 65 ft. ; Mayo, May Busch, Richard Dix, Beans,: No carlot arrivals, 1 Sand and Shell broken car, liberal supplies, de­ Dine Clay and Shell 65 to 68 ft. ( Lew Cody and Barbara I.n Mar 68 to 70 ft t mid a Special Orchestra. Also mand and movement moderate, Blue Clay 70 to 72 ft. market steady. Fin. 7-8 bu. hprs. Snml nnd Shell Comedy 72 to 71 ft. ' dark green $3.@3.25, pale green Boulders Sand and Shell 7 l to 80 ft. $2@2.50. Brices night 25 and 50 Cents Cukes: Supplies light, practic­ Sand Clay ntnl Shell 80 to % ft. Rock ............ .... no ft. ally no demand, no sale * 20 flT* . Eggplant: Supplies light, de­ Water Level . 6 to 20 It. , mand limited, movement very Broun Sand W cdncstlay— Coburn’s Minstrels Well No. light, market dull. Fla. pepper Surface Sand 1 to 6 ft. crates $2 dozen. Peas and Si|u:ish; No supplies. Brown Sand ............ 6 to 20 f t . ; gq\^ Peppers: Limited supplies, de­ mand moderate, movement slow, market dull, Fla. crates dark green ; . t SOFT WATER ILAN THIS W E E K IN SANFORD . Tuesday— The Social Department of the Sanford W om an's Club will meet at the Club House at . 3:30 p. m. Tuesday— Weekly luncheon o f the P.otnry Club at the Valdes Hotel at 12:15 p. m. Turr^lay— Regular D rill o f.C o . P. Fra. N. G. at the Court House at 8 p. m. I Tuesday— A regular m eeting of ' Masonic Royal Lodge N o. 62, at the Masonic Hall at 8 p. m. Wednesday— Regular m eeting of American Legion at the Court House at 8 n. m. Wednesday— Literature Depart­ ment or tfia Sanford Woman's .Club will meet at the (Jlub House at 3:30 p. m. Wednesday— The Music Depart­ ment of the Sanford Woman's Club w ill meet at tho Club House nt 3:30 p. m. Wednesday— Tho regular meeting o f the Elks' Club w ill be held at the Club House at 8 p. m. Wednesday— The w eekly luncheon o f the Kivwunis Club w ill be bold at the Valdez H otel at 12:15 p. m. Thursday— Weekly luncheon o f Association o f Business Women will be bald at the Lu-Bcth Cafeteria nt 12:00. Thursday— Regular m eeting • o f the Spanish War Veterans will be held at 8 p. m. Friday— The regular m eeting of the Rebckah Lodge w ill be held at the Masonic Hall at 8 n. m. Friday— Weekly luncheon or the Chamber of Commerce at the Valdez Hotel at 12:15. - A T T H E M IL A N E The story o f Rupert Hug heft’ new Goldvryn picture, taken from his novel o f life in the film colony of Hollywood, “ Souls for Sale," which comes to the Milane Theatre on Tuesday fo r one day, -la a human I document o f the screen. For those who have not read the novel, the plot is outlined below; The whirlwind courtship fit hand­ some and mysterious Owen Scuddcr hap hardly given Remember Steddon a chance to know her fu­ ture husband, h u t's terrible real­ ization of his untrustworthiness comes to her as their express is flyin g across a Western desert. Takin g advantage of a stop Mem Blips from the train to freedom. A t this spat a moving picture company Is making a desert pic ture nnd M em ’a beauty attracts! Claymore, the director. The j straightforw ard manner o f these film folk convinces her that theyare real hum in beings and not the i monsters she has read about in the; newspapers. A s gn extra in the; nany Mem Me company begins/to see that: the life o f a worker in pictures is by no means easy. N EW R E A L T Y FIRM O PE N S. The Seminole Realty Company is the name of r. new real estate firm that hns made its bow to the people o f Sanford. This firm has an office located in the rea r o f the Seminole Hotel and its manager is L. Allen, for eight years the senior member o f the L. Allen Seed Company, also o f Sanford. Mr. Allen in leaving the active work in connection with the seed company and entering the real es­ tate field, is by no means In n new line ns lie was in this line of business for years prior to his coining to Sanford eigh t years ago. Mr. Allen has a wide knowl­ edge of land values not only in this section of tho country but all over the state o f Florida. R E A L E S TA TE T R A N S F E R S . January 8. Annie M. Weeks to J. H . Hutch­ inson. R. F. Cooper to W illiam T. Jackson. Frank P. Forr.ter and w ife to A. A. Fields, et. at. E. II. Youngs and w ife to A . A. Fields. E. B. Van Demon to A . A. Fields. Emlor Curlctt nnd w ife to H. D. Chorpcning. January 7. Herman Jenkins and w ifo to Mrs. Violet Smith. • It. D. Chorpcning to Endor nml Helen Curlett. T. L. Mead nnd w ife to Trustees o f Woman’s Chib of Oviedo. M. H. Tnfteley and w ife to Ed­ ward Tafteley. Mary I). Burrnll et. ul. to Alice W. Vnlmcr. O F F ON T R IP . Mr. nnd Mrs. George F. Jenkini loft today for St. Augustine, Jack­ sonville. Miami and other points where they will visit fo r Severn! week i lierafe returning to Sanford. Mr. Jenkins recently completed the erection o f the big car sheds for the Atlantic Coast Lino Ruilroad Company in Sanford. Rupert Hughes’ ‘SOULS FOR SALE’ u m 2 O N E N I G H T c lo u d y ,_ Rornaine: Fla. 1, ni|>pl:e3 light, demand moderntj, market steady, Fla 1 1-2 bu. hrpj $1.50. Celery: Cal. N, Y. 12, sup­ plies .moderate, offering:: light a c -; count weather, demand moderate, market firm. Cal. crates Golden l Selfhlnnehing t67ii7, mostly $6.50. Tomatoes: No carlot arrivals,' too few sales establish market. Beans: Fla. •! Fla. express re- ; ceipts equal t car, supplies limited, demand moderate, market firm .1) Fla. 1 Mexico 1. light supplier, de­ mand light, market steady, '-’la 7-8 1m. rpr- large sizes $2.@3.50. Peppers, Flu. 1, supplies lialit, :S demand fair, market firm, Fla*. F| crates Bells fancy $1.7(T,>2. Cukes: No cats on track. Flu. 1, supplies light, too few sales to n ; !1 p ,and'stra \vbki SfA' ; " * %...... M ILA N E THEATRE demand moderate, movement light, mar lie t steady. N ew York (Tty (Partly 21 above) 1 in your salary check T makes no difference whether your salary check is written for I a hundred dollars a month or a thousand— it holds a fortune for you. N M any men who probably make less than you have found the one sure, in fa llib le way to wealth, through investing a fixed portion of fcach pay check in Adair Protected mended by the South’s Oldest Mort­ gage Investment House, with a rec­ ord o f 58 years without loss to ? rjn. gte investor. Bonds. 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Each payment cams 7% interest I----------------------------------------------| A dair R ealty & T rust Co., Atlanta j Geniltmtn: • Please tell me hovr I can bulk! up a | fortune byInvesting part ofmy iiliry I | each monthinAdair Protected Bondi, j from the day it is received by us. 58 Years without loss These bonds, secured by first mortgages upon the highest type of income p ro d u cin g properties in Southern cities, arc created, ap­ proved, safeguarded and j Name.___________ | j A d ju st _____ | City._______ recom- _ I -------- 1 A dair R ealty & T rust C6., 230 H e a l e y B ldg., A tlanta ^JirstMortgage B O N D S on Real , ! £ V— '■ . Sanford Loan and Savings Co. I N C O R P O R A T E D ‘ P H O N E OH wrai&SS W ood G oods’ Dairy. Poultry and Live Stock Feed ■W STttfiK Your Fortune is hidden Sarasota— Construction o f new F irst Baptist Congregational church completed. (Continued from page 1) , Democratic 'program wan enacted. It was declared that the Democrat­ ic proposal had in a way changed j the viewn o f tho treasury with re­ gard to its progBpm. , A s to the surtax maximum of j 14 per cent on incomes in excess of ; $22,000 as compared with the treasury’s recommendation that the existing maximum be reduced to 25 per cent on incomes exceed­ ing $ 100,000, M r. Mellon was said to regard the Democrats’ figures us “ an obstructive rate.” • Th e program put forward by the Democrats w as also the subject o f cumment b y Chairman Adams o f the Republican national com­ mittee, who declared it did not hnve the suport or the rank and file o f Democrats. Charges “ Political Capital.” Political capital is the object of the Democratic attack on the Mel­ lon plan, Mr. Adams asserted, charging that those sponsoring the move were repudiating the Demo­ cratic nntionul platform o f 1920 which, he suid, contained a plank advocating the nrincples upon which Secretary Mellon based his recommendation ft. "Thorc should bo nothing parti­ san in the consideration o f the re­ duction o f taxes,” continued Mr. Adnms’ statement. “ I f they arc discuss the necessity o f adopting ed to recommend tott. * a constitutional amendment to pro­ mittee the report of IrLn hibit further issuance o f tpx ex­ srnr mlT-th? *ubmi*iioB^? empt securities. The treasury had been asked whether It was im perative, in or­ der to collect taxes from such secuHtics, to ’ amend the constitu­ tion. An opinion, submitted today, was to the effect that one would be needed, and the aub-committee vo t­ ILL open for business January 9th, at 209 Magnolia Avenue, in the new Bishop building three doors south of the new Milane Theatre, THEATRE ....T o d a y .... reduced the savin g w ill be shared by a ll citizens and all sections re­ gardless d f their political affilia­ tions." . F o r a while during the day the w ays and means committee con­ tinued its consideration o f the ad­ m inistrative features o f the Mellon bill without a rrivin g at any deci­ sion. Its study, howslon. I t susrsnded susrar ever, to enable a sub-committee to '_________ ' _______ P H O N E “Wilkes Wonder Feeds The Public is Cordially Invited to Call and Get Acquainted —1 T ■ 4 * r * f I * 1ft • ^ i * *** ( H I S is a hom e in stitu - ■tion, and we invite the full co-operation of every citizen in Sanford and Sem­ inole County. W ill Work Wonders For You" W IT II C h a r le s (S lim ) V e rm o n t -Ana Thirty-Five Minstrel Entcrtuincru N a te M u lr o y - H a n k W h it e _Conieiibn ami D a n c e r _______ Block Face Entertainer __ Kdvi. ; ! ?iia -.lre ) , y ’n p r e m ie r Uitrrilonc HeV iro and DeCurlo B LA C K FAC E COMEDY B A Ii E N T E R T A IN E R S Prices: 50c 75c, $1.00, $1.50, plus (ax Hcala Now lb Sanford Feed & Supply Co. J. P. CHAPMAN Manager F. W. PLEDGER President Myrtle Avenue and Fourth Street ftale IScwcr’ u Druj< Store ■B — W B — M B H id**. A ^ �' tt ►fv p5T-^. _ _ ' , I» . j M il I fly M V Ml |J■■ * ’ 2Vv. «-*• V -^Ff■' /vv* r « j * * U ~~w^.. -v h ' ■ mm - r- =**= P R E 8 8 D IS P A T C H E S ffTij 9, l * M . .!,■».' -'S-i .'VlS; *_» •»V • MORI BY STEPS TAK1 instructions P i n u r d c j to Ctufonu Officers to b f m * Rigidly All Border Regulations Am n U M Preeel Fla., Jan. 9.— Notorious A»htoy_ _ _ _ _ P A M D -,™ ibers apd desperadoes which has Mobley gan g o f bank, ...... its rendesvous for y ea n was wtomade the Florida Rve ■ g by Palm Beach county, sheriffs ed out Wednesday'm I battle in which Deputy Sheriff Fred forces and posse in a members o f the gang were killed, Baker lost his life. r the gang’s camp at Fruits In the The battle was fought o’clock Wednesday morning, offiEverglades starting M Doputy Sheriff Baker was said to cere using a machine _ nths to locate th) gang urn! on s o y have been wo.-king fo r v or two members but waitod nntii ersl occasions Iutil seen •He sent word this morning that he had them d t in camj the stage was set for tf !rn!d and the sheriffs posse started, , uty Sheriff Fred E, Mslphurac was headed by Bob Baker, Ad-vicea at 11 o'clock said the I at reported slightly wouni ^ras sUll raging. J . IN THE El OF NEXT Many Fay F o il T axie Add B ig Vote la Expected T o Be Polled. a$e Vf Expressions in favor o f the pro­ W A S H IN G TO N , Jan. 9— Steps SH O W D O W N e x p e c t e d posed $920,000 bond issue fo r the UBCHASES H I toward making rigidly effective the erection o f utility plants together Ooolidge arms embargo directed ON T H U R S D A Y BLOCK O N MA< with a new city hall, are becoming against the th de la Huerto faction more numerous as yie time draws In Mexico went forward rapidly, near fo r Sanford voters to mako Tuesday. their decision in the ma’ lcr. The treasury forwarded instruc­ It is Interesting to note that o f tions to customs officers and pro-' approximately .75 people asked fo r hibition enforcement agents to en­ Agricultural Committees O f Sen­ their opinion on the matter, only Makes Addreia Before Rotary Club Settlement* o f T t x A k e a d o f force vigilantly all laws aiftl reg­ County Commlsgli . ate And House Consider Farm two were against the bond ..isuc. n i t Declares He Is Optimistic ulations under which business Legislation. Bonus W h ile io r i g w o r t h Property Adjoining Popular belief is that the olcction O ver the Outlook across the border is transacted, — will be carried by a big m ajority _ Says t a r o t W l l N o t House Front TIM Ah m Ii M Prt■•) in about the same ratio. In an address before the San­ W a s h i n g t o n ! 1* j ^ nr r ” .— The l a m e n t " t f f ^ e H c w M w f e B e D o d tO l Furtner proof that more interest ford Rotary club o f which he was farm er received a major share of Association, through Its car serrifo Real estate sales in is bung taken is the increased a guest nt Us weekly luncheon held a freight, etn_ attention in congrei Tuiesday, re- division, declared lo g the past few d ay*. of a m * number that have paid poll taxes. Tuesday at the Valaez Hotel, May­ $118,200, according to _ . . W A ^ H IN G T O y '^ S im T S ^ C o n . lie f measures being conside red both bargo against shipment equipment ment to MexProbably the total number o f vot­ or Forest Lake declared that San­ piled Wednesday morning, Stdnee was expressed T u n n y by in committees a n f on the floor of and other war equ tod President Forster’s Annual Report ers quaHfled to vote to date will ford faces one o f the greatest years an ever increasing dec Kcpublican lea d en o f the home the senate and house, while the de­ ico unless approved by a Unit1 i each 800{. according, to figures in i(s history. Pleasing to Diractora and (tot they would be able to presa a partment o f agriculture also took States government agency. property in the city. . , compiled Wedncrday. A total of Girder Forwarded “ The yea r 1924 marks the (town tax reduction bill to a v e to before a hand in the legislative situation. Stockholders. This total includes only d 060 htvd been Issued by Thx Col­ o f a new era in the development o f The embargo order waa forwardThe senate adopted the Ladd res­ action Is had on the aoldlen bonus. 1 — " -- — r- s ported to the press and i t ' lector. John, D. Jjnkins ard fils two by the association to Opposed to giving priority to olution directing Secretary W al­ Increasing tha capital lock from assistants, Deputies Dcune and this city, M ayor Lake said, and I nble that the actual nt members ip the United States am happy and proud to have tho the bonus—a question expected to lace to determine through the its $100,000 to $160,000.and voting to Betts a t th* Seminole County honor o f being the M ayor Of San­ transfers w ill bring thiq 1 whom are all o f the major come to a shown-dawn a t a con­ Grain futures administration tho among increase the surplus from $25,000 a much greater amount,'.. Bank and First National Rank re­ ference of house Republicans position taken on the wheat mar­ railroads o f the country and ia to S h eriff Sends Request fo r Three to $60,000 by the sale o f additional spectively. Besides that number ford during such a tim o o f unpre­ . In addition to $70,C become effective Immediately. Thursday night — Representative ket by the "weU known profeastock, was tho big step taken by the there are approximately 100 voters cedented growth and prosperity." property taken over bv The treasury, in addition to teleCompanies Fearing Rioting Mayor Lake who was recently Longworth, the m ajority leader, sional speculators and members o f officers and directors o f the First who aro exempt from tho pay­ well o f Providence, R. 1^ elected to head the city govern­ May Oceur. notified the group o f form er ser­ the large 'futures’ commission granhing expHdty directions to National Bank at tho annual meet­ ment o f poll taxes by virtue pi the ment fo r the tenth time since he lowing sales arc includedt, border points also notified all port house o f the Chicago Board of vice men who are demanding n ing held at the bank on Tuesday. -fact that they Have passed the age authorotitiea to hold up exports o f A .frontage o f 68 feet ' <»jr Tit* AasoelstrS, Pytos) began serving as a member o f the vote on adjusted compensation Trade.” Increasing the capital and sur- o f 65. Legislation aimed to aid tho arms or other munitions destined city council is extremely optimistic ly north o f the county M ARIO N , 111., Jan. 9.— 'Three ahead of tax legislation th at no e f­ lus to the sum o f $200,000 by the It is expected that by tho time over the outlook fo r the coming house on Park Avonue, put fort would bo made to dodge the wheat growers was considered in for the Mexican rebel forces. The companies o f National Guards­ nk's directors was necessitated the polls open Friday that approx­ year according to h!s talk Tuesday. Tuesday by the Board o f . i both the senate and house agricul­ action waa preliminary to tho men ordered out Tuesday fo r Issue. by the large growth and. increase imately 1,200 voters will he qual­ The year 1923 he pointed out, saw Commissioners at a valuat ture committee and was the center drafting o f regulations to carry For an hour H r. Longworth waa o f debate on the floor o f the house, out form a lly the terms o f the em­ hare by Adjutant General Gai o f the bank’s businos* during last ified to vote and enthusiastic sup­ Sanford begin to awaken to tbo $ 11,200, Black, at Springfield, arrived i in conference with nepreienta- special attention being given to bargo proclamation issued, yester­ 12 months, it was stated Wednes­ porters o f tho issue, are predicting opportunities that were before it Bite for the McCracken Tuesday. a tlres Johnson, o f South Dakota; tne Nonrfs-Sinctalr bill proposin'; day by President Coolidge. day, Tho latest move o f th* First The troops were sent at -the ra National Bank places that institu­ that the election will carry by one and now with the beginning o f n Pipe Company approxlmai Fish, of New York, and Andrew, a- 8100.000,000 corporation to buy .Border Lines Tightened . of the largest majorities that an new year, the citizens o f thislcity 000. of Massachusetts, who w ere ac­ tion in the ranks r.f the strongest election, has ever been carried in arc determined to. make the best #qd. sell American farm products The.action looking to an effec­ Solo of Lots 8 and 9, bio. ., tive in having' the tofitotofifto call­ both .at home and abroad. financial institutions in . this sec­ Sanfprd and Semlnolo county. De- o f those opportunities. With the tive tightening o f the linei along by R. F. Cooper to W. T . J(j ed. He told them that “ we. have tion of thp state. Cokwdinstion of Graxing. the harder and at American ports fnito prediction o f a 90 per cent splendid spirit of co-operation and son, $6,000. o f tho "bootlegger you beaten and will, show you Co-ordination o f graxing on all was still another move on the part aa a result The report o f President Forster mnjority.ls bofng made by a num­ Interest which is being shown now Northeast corner Park Avi hursday night.” Thu Will* state and national public lands of the Washington administration waa gratifying to the directors as ber o f enthusiasts. by Sanford citizens it is evident and Commercial Street, In three raids in less than three Coolidge W ants Tax First. was proposed by Secretory W al­ in his progressively developing pol­ it bespoke of the continued prog­ Here is whnt other citizens o f that this year will he most success­ tho county court house „ The discussion was had a fter it lace at a conference with western icy o f givin g aid to the Obregon weeks, the last o f which was Mon­ ress which the bank is .making. the city have to say in reference ful. In every way. Valdes hotel bought by tha 1 ____ day night when a score o f men tod been announced at the White state senators and representatives government and at the ahjne time Since moving into ita. new , home, to the pasnngo o f the big bond Mr. Lake stated that he was glad Herald on a 99-year lease a t a ' House that President Coolidgelwiu as a step to improve conditions in preventing insofar as legally pos­ were arrested, 212 persons have the bank has enjoyed almost a ejection: to note that ntdre Interest Is being uation o f $10,900. . ’ -''to in hearty support o f plans to 'give stock raising. He suggested legis­ sible munitions reaching the de la been arrested fo r alleged violation phenominal growth, the report R. W. Pearman, Jr.: "Municipal manifest in the bond election which Other real estnte transfer o f the dry law. , tax legislation right o f w a y over lation to permit, under certain Huerta forces. showed. Hundreds o f new ac­ ownership o f public utilitinn will is to be held on Friday of this noted fn the Herald appro The raids have boon conducted the bonns. A t tna same time, a conditions, addition to tho national During tho day progress wns counts have been opened in tho week, arid declared that the pass­ $10,000. . White ilouae spokesman, in dus- forests or contiguous unreserved made toward tho sale o f equipment by federal agents assisted by hun­ commercial and savings depart­ be .an additional publicity feature age nf the issues by n largo ma­ The Hod well OeaL cussing the ta x situation, said tho public lands chiefly valuable for from the Washington government dreds of deputized citizens, many ments and a largo number o f for Sanford. The passage o f the An additional sale o f. president considered that the sur­ graxing live stock. Tho secretary to that o f President .Obregon o f them admitted members o f tho safety deposit boxes have been bond Issue wil| permit us to proud­ jority m om s everything to this ly any in another year, ‘yce, we city. real estate Aggregating mot Ku Klux Klan. A counter-organ­ tax schedule carried in th e Gamer said there should be no increase rented. In connection with the throdgh the Receipt o f cash from Mr. Lake's remarks wore loudly $70,000 in value, to Harry Democratic substitute fo r the Mel. In graxing fees until tho Industry Mexico fo r the transaction. Wheth­ ization to the klan, known as tho number of now accounts opened, have some fine water'," . and generously applauded nt ‘ the o __f ________ Providence, R. I., “ E. A. Douglua.i; "Greatest step Knights of tho Flaming Circle, Ion bill would tend to discourage warrants./ er the arms actually have been de­ sprartg up six months ago, shortly tho report showed that 169 were forward taken by Sanford ami .conclusion o f his tnlk and it wnsInoupced Wednesday moi amthe investment o f capital In busi­ Representative Leavitt, Repu­ livered, however, has not been re­ evident that be hud struck a pop- Bodwell la , prest president nf a fter klan organizers appeared in opened during one period o f 30 means more to Its future growth. ness enterprises rather than tax- blican, Montana, told the house of vealed. Edwurd Randall: “ Am heartily ulor chord when ho declared that well Realty Company o f Pro _ Williamson county. . ... _ days. The deposits of the bank exempt securities, losses suffered by ti}e wheat grow ­ The administration policy With Tfib raids "have been conducted now total dvCTnn,300,000 'r iW thc In favor o f It as Sunford should everyone should work together ih R. I., and only recently paid. The opposition o f organised ers o f the Northwest states and a friendly spirit of co-operation to 000 for the old Pace homqqi have passed this simp timo ago.!!. leaders to its program" failed to proposeAsn-export'ccrporation'to reference to Mexico, however, did without'Aho .knowledge of Sheriff resources amount to $1,800,000. not ohcape criticism from Ameri­ Gelllgan. Folfourlng' the reading,of Presi­ Misn■‘-Katherine Downing: “ Sr- fiiik o'th b the greatest, inland city east o f thu city on* the ll* " • 1 * Mter the plane- d f l h e Republican 'dispose o f ' surplus' crops! can sources, during the day the dent Forster’s report to nearly 100 curing soft water will answer a in the state. I-nko Monroe. ____ S h elff III. Idler bloc. Those who went over Representatives o f the wheat Other guests of the Rotary Club The property purchased by 1 Sheriff GolHgnn, who is sick with per cent attendance o f tho stock­ long fe lt need o f Sanford." e situation w ith Mr. Longworth growers appeared before the two nrms embargo being assailed from the election o f officers Mias Ina Jordan: "Ant heartily were some prominent Orlando Ro­ Bodwell . thin {week included ti later held a conference and deter­ agricultural committees advocat­ Democratic quarter* in the senate. tonsilitis, explained he requested holders, was held. The following officers in favor o f it ns 1 think every city tations among them being Dean following: mined to g o into the party con­ ing favorable action on the Norris- Senator Robinson o f Arkansas, the troops merely ns a precaution. Adcockc, W. B. Miller, George Mc­ Tho Herndon block,. 1Q7 Deputy Sheriff John Layman, Were re-elected: F. P. Forster, should own its utility plants." ference prepare^ 10 bring about a Sinclnir bill and relating financial Democratic leader, presented a blit nolia Avenue, immediately J. G. Ball: "Means constructive Crary and Walter. Rose. rote on the priority question. troubles encountered by farmers which would prohibit the sale of however, stated the call fo r troops president; L. A . * Bruniley, vice munitions to foreign governments was because the activities o f the president; T„ J. Miller, aeoopd vice business insuring n greater and o f the Peoples Bank, now Another m eeting o f members of In their sections. either by the United States gpv- raiders has assumed tho Import­ president; B. .F! Whltner,* Sr., better Sanford." leoso to Tho Herald Pu the group w ill be held before ernment or a private American ance of “ mob violence." Company. This is a Sam S, Baumell: "Is greatest . cashier; A. L. Betts, assistant Thursday night's meeting. A t the citizen. concrete block business at: thing that Sanford could do," Trouble was feared, it was said, cashier.. time it will be decided w hat sort The treasury acted today with­ over the trial o f S. Glenn Young, Tract o f 34 acres o f Pacq’ F. P. Rines: "Probably the of a resolution w ill be presented. The board o f directors fo r the! out awaiting receipt o f the formal dry worker, which began in jus­ year 1924 all of whom were re­ greatest step that Sanford could on Celery Avenue, cost o f Leaders in the movement tonight notice from tne state department tice court Tuesday. ville Avenue. Lots 15 to __ Young is elected, is as follows: L. A . Brum- take at any time.'* declared they would either call on of the White House embargo pro­ charged with assault He appeal­ ley, S. O. Chase, F. P. Forster, T. elusive, o f Puces Acres. , S. Benjamin: "Is just what San­ ' the ways and moans committee to — . < •I clamation and. n result o f reports ed m court Wednesday with .a. I. Hawkins, T. J. Miller, B. E. ford has needed for n long time." Lots 7 and ID o f Ella Pace’s report n bonus bill by January 21 Addressing the meeting o f tha division lo o te d at tho from its agents that they have large assemblage o f friends, who Squires and B. F, Whittier. or recommend its passage aa soon P. W einberg: "Greatest thing Kiwanls Club this noon at the Val­ been having moro than the usual carried two machine guns, "fo r 88 it completes consideration o f That the stockholders o f the that .could happen to tho city. No dez Hotel, Mrs. John G. Leonard!, corner of CVIery Avonue A nd Because no indictments had been amount o f trouhle in recent weeks lonvillu Avenut> with a frw protection.” Young, is alleged to First National Bank arc proud o f town can prosper without owning ‘ "•adm inistrative features o f the representing the Banford Associa­ returned by the grand ju ry and with border Mfllon lax bill. smuggling. In tho have struck Paul Corder with a the splendid growth that the in­ ita utility plants." on Mcllonville Avenue o f 2Q1 tion o f Business Women, told o f ago In an stitution has enjoyed this past To Bring Bonus to Floor o f House. because the docket o f civil cases ooinion o f the agents the increased revolver two weeks C. A . Palmer; "Means fo r bet­ some nf the activities o f that or­ and a depth o f 550 feet. was disposed of Tuesday after­ difficulties have been due in a argument. Also the unsold remaind If a resolution offered by tho year, goes without staying. I t is ter, bigger and moro progressive ganization. Among other Im­ There has been considerable ac­ quite evident 'that Sanford and Sanford.’ Good service from util­ war veterans, la rejected by tho noon, the circuit court which con­ measure to tho political disturb­ Normandy Square iota, oiv portant work, a bureau is main­ conference, bonus proponents plan vened Wednesday morning, had to ance in Mexico. tivity in dry raids in Williamson Seminole county 1s enjoying a most ity plants is what wo need. tained in the First National Bunk, Avenue. This includes 19 to bring their fight to the floor of adjourn to wait further action by . As a result of the conditions, the county, scene o f tha Herrin mine prosperous year, directors declared, K. P. Douglass: "W ill do. much where business women are placed lug lots. the house. Such a atop, they cpn- Ihd grand jury. customs and prohibition ngenta killings, since last fall. In Octo- and the First National Bank stock­ fo r this In discussing the transaction' is the , city J W as it ____ ___greatest _______ with various concerns. I t was expected that tho grand have been ordered to make more bur prohibition agents from. Kn it tend, would bo possible as new ig thal Bodw«U stated that offices' that has been undertaken by holders and offcisls are glad to thing A review o f tho work o f t h e . ,______ , i,-— y house rules, which are expected to Jury woiild make its report this thorough inspections o f all con­ St. Louis raided a number o f still*. noto that fact and believe that Sanford," Sanford Chnn,h,r nf Com crc. dur. f t l ^ p f I r ’ s r S ti * afternoon or early Thursday morn­ be-adopted next week, undoubtedly 136 Arrested, 4 Shot signments either in-bound or out­ ing tho year and tho aims of tha^ still a more prosperous year is will make provision, they predict, ing. Pending tho deliberation of bound. The Increased effort is ex­ On December 22, 130 persons Bank formerly occupied munths w ere given by R. W. Bcartor the disclmrgo o f committees. the Jury the court recessed until pected to lead to a curbing not only were arrested in raids, in which ahead. ... ntuii, Jr., secretary. In his ad­ Sanford Building and Loan* A short statement given out A motion to discharge the ways such time as that body was able o f arms and munitions shipments members of the klan participated. dress, Mr. Pearman made reference ciation ami that he hoped to »nd means committee from con­ to submit a report. but to the movement o f other con­ Four persons were shot. Otis Clark Wednesday by the bank, wus as to tho uncompleted portion o f thp his local headquarters within The small docket of civil cases traband such as liquor and narco one of the defendants acquitted In follows: “ The officers and direc­ to s L juration o f the McKenzie bonus work o f tho Chamber o f Com­ week or 10 days. "W o expect t H t The A M M lalnf Press. tors of,tho bank face the new year bill, which is essentially the same was disposed of Tuesday a fter­ tics a * well. tho Herrin mine trials was one of g et n ncuclcus o f our sa|eS“ T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Jan. 9.— merce, principally the inkefront together at once. Wo nro | •a the compensation measure ve­ noon.. The civil oction brought by Under tho provisions o f the those arrested. These raids fol­ with every assurance of a record boulevard atm the development of toed by President Harding, would the Rhodes, Putch. Collins Com­ freight 'embargo exceptions are lowed u trip o f u number .of citi­ growth for Sanford and, naturally Ernest Amos Wednesday announc­ the St. John's River as well as to Continued on page 8. ^ bank will, as always before, ed his decision to be a candidate to bring about a record vote in the pany against K. R. Murrcl was made specifically fo r the shipment zens to Washington where a de­ the exhibit in Madison Squure dur­ succeed himself next Juno. He has assist in any and every way connpuse. Republicans favoring the settled i nfavor o f the plaintiff to Mexico o f arms end munitions mand wd:i made that tho county ing February.’ B O U ILLO N LEAVES FRJ hill counting on the support o f when E. F. Housholdcr, counsel for of war as follows: Those on gqv- "bo cleared-up." The places raid­ sistant with sound conservative notified promoters cif the Farm Representing the Rotary Club of K o c r a t s to put the measure the plaintiff filed a motion to ernment bills of lading, those au­ ed included resorts, filling stations^ b a ck in g,to bring these conditions Loan Bank, o f tohlch he had plan­ Dr T h * Auo«lut*(t P r e u ) ned to be president resigning his Sanford w as H. C. Du Bose, who stricken the case from tho docket thorized by proper military author­ rivatc homes and soft drink pur- about, thus living up to. Its slogan told o f tho alms o f the civic or­ PA R IS , Jnn. 9.— Henry. Fn state office, that he has given up " A Community Builder.” Sir. Longworth, declaring he was and the defendant filed a motion ities to bo exported into Mexico by ors. All liquor found was con any .m ention o f being connected ganizations and of the work they tin Bouillon, former mlntatsr m thorough accord with the ad­ to withdraw certuin papers pre­ authority o f tho secretary of state. flscated, as was gambling arastate, has le ft for Ru^a^ with the enterprise. The organiza­ are accomplishing. ministration tax program, said ho viously made. phcrnalia found in some < the New members introduced today range the basis for an undo.,____ tion oX bunk huSjjiot materialized. other party leaders nad not been resorts. Tho case o f the Virginia Caro­ w erc'J. P. Hail and R. II. Berg. ing between France and Ruuto, A number o f the resorts reopen­ ^ L 08 t0 feasibility of lina Chemical Company against J. The program o f today’s luncheon is stated. holding Thursday night’s confer- D. Hood was settled in favor of ed, when the agents left. In front «■ * • . »^ wus in charge o f Dr. E , D. Brown­ .Vfe- Today’s meeting with the the plaintiff. The damages award­ !' * ■ . . 11i. IV .lii, o f one resort moro than 100 auto­ lee and F. W. Bull. Dr. Gardiner . ( D r The Associated P« ss) jnree former servico men was at mobiles were counted by newspa­ was the winner of tho attendance ed amounted to $3,221. (H r Thp A ssociated P rrss) -Ac W A SH IN G TO N , Jan. 9.— Acting i w .V1K* e8tio,t. ha »aid, adding prize. Visitors attending today Thr case o f the Virginia Caro­ D E L A N D , Jan. 9. — Chartes permen two days after the whole­ fo r the senate public lands com­ ■v n j i V c .AlsuJlniril Press) !?• . i re WUB no doubt in his line Chemical Company against H. Browne, convicted o f Arst degree sale raids. were: F. T . Plowman, o f Daytona, wind that the country was de­ ALEXAjNDRVA.iMinn., Jan. 0.— J, II. Jackson, o f Vldalia, Georgia, La3t Saturday night 50 persons mittees, in its investigation o f tho Usler, manding action on tax reduction R. Stevens waa awarded in favor murder foorr killing “ Red” Usher, were arrested in raids and one re­ Teapot Dome NaVAl Land lease, Six person swere' drowned when Mrs. John Leonard!, II. C. DuBosc o f the former and damages were Daytona taxjcab driver, was the II go to Palm an automombild broke through the and R. W . Pearman, Jr., o f San­ • W o t the bonus. Senator AValsh w ill Direct to The H « first man to be sentenced to death sort burned. . L-sday night to icq o f Lake Andrews, six miles ford. Begch, Fla., Wednes At Thursday night’s conference fixed at $$66.63. One resort was burned in Tues­ office fo r quick in Florida's electric chair, which Serving on the petit jury in set­ talW' , Jvtl>vard B. southwest question persona!* « r . Longworth will propose that wont o f A|oxqndrin,J ___ Tuesday day night’s raids. Among tho members present courteous s e rvice .! Bs-1 the ways and means committee be tlement o f these coses were: N. O. by an A ct o f the 1923 legislature, ________ Wosblrtfcton' . U • " p u b! publisher, l i s h e r . night, Ftyee o f the d^ul, ifcLean, dd/ui Mrs. Pearl were: H. H, McCaslin, Fred W . displayed the gallows on January Garner, O. S. Terry. A. B. Came­ regarding his jdart o f $100,009 to Glade and-her two snialj children Ball, E. I). Brownlee. Sc he lie Moin­ instructed to complete considernmember that your tcto- l form er Secretory Fall. Secretary aij^l Mrs. Rolo.filndu and her child es, E.F. Lane, John I). Jenkins, : '“ n all features o f the tax bill. ron. R. W. Lawton, J. S. Harvard, 1, 1924. Sentence was passed by phone is a Herald W ant] Judge J. J. Dickinson after he had Walsh directed to'gd to _Ffor- were passengers *d f’ tile machine, ■h was dir------------H and then determine and C. S. Lee. J. P. Hull, E. J. Moughton, W. T. denied a motion fo r a new triaL Service Station. Ida Wednesday . because .the pub­ while Rudolph Wolfe, member of Langley, A . K. Rosseter, A . C. Lontinued on page 8. lisher’s physician has stated that thd party, elected to walk across Fort, L. B. Steele, J. G. Sharon, J. nr Th* The Associated A u w la lril Press. l 'f f , » . I f you do not have he cannot come t o .Washington. • thp ice wus drowned in attempting M. Gilion, A . Ruffeid, S .S. Baumcl, A N N A P O L IS , Md., Jan. 9/—A p. charge account, a stat to rescue thoso stricken. s W. J. Thigpen. B. K. Caswell, II. proval of Secretary Mellon s tax ment wil be mailed ya C. Long, R. W . Deane, Forrest revision program, except where it (nr TKe A«<wl«trd Lake, C. J. Marshal], W . D, Qardi can be improved by something bet­ when tho ad appeorik g Hr T * « lu iM ls lfJ Press. W E ST PA LM BEACH, Jan. 9^— ncr, R. II. uerg, ‘L. C. Debout and , ■■1 ™ W A S H IN G T O N , Jan. 9.— Attor­ ter and fairer, was voiced by Gov­ 'rhe county commissioners o f Palm U -rd , J. N. Tolar. ernor Ritchie in his inaugurant ad­ This is part o f thd j ney-General Daugherty declared in *«.. » 9 j • ^nn- — The superior Beach County have voted $2,500 Hr Th* Xh h k Id M Presa) M “ fthews Wednesday, toward providing for on appv>- an informal statement Wednesday dress hero Wednesday. He expect­ isfactory service gk W ASHINGTON^ Jas. A new -llr T h r’ AHxk^tu^-it' Jrrna. BOY FOUND DEAD. the department o f justice had ed opposition to the 18th amend­ o ffer to Aha. government fo r the ' ustained defense demurrer to printo exhibit from' the county af that , . by The Herald to J AJGKSON V IL B B , Jaa.t-9.— Tho ment and a n ys attempt to pjis* n n ........................ F ifrn?* f ° r Kery against Richsrd the Florida State Exposition nt abundant: evidence to back up the enabling act fo r Maryland without Hydro plant of Muscle Shoals, Florida Baptist convention har, Ilr T h * Am or la I *J I'rrm . advertisers and read department's recent state­ .............V « inRham- This action docs Madison Square Garden. New \ o r ! ; state o f fur- started work here on a four-story first submitting tho question to the i providing for manufacture m C O LU M B IA . .8. CU Jun. 9 , ments concerning communist pro­ 13 °ther indictments Citv. February 16-23. The sum of been tendered by nine building, located on West Church John Bush, 17 year old employe o f voters. tlllzor, has been To reach all the against Willingham Pe_„ ----------- charging lar- $1,500 also was appropriated for paganda in tho united States. asociated power companies o f the Street, between Hogan and Julia, qn optical company, was found pie effectively* f.liM nft5r . ,t rust Browing out o f an exhihit at tho South Florida i-outh. The language o f tho pro­ next to thu federal reserve hank dend with a bullet wound over hie C O TT O N G IN N E D . B U IL D IN G S,y^D NSTRUCTEP. your Want \il a t li*hm° t°f ** * ***** cotton estab- fa ir at Tampa January 31 to *eb posal describes it as one that would building, which will be used as n heart curly Wednesday un the, ruary 0, euoble the government to collcet print shop o f tho Florida Baptist steps leuding to the cellar ih this Hr Th* Associated Press. Itr T h - A M v rlu lril Pres*. lie mid Office. M IA M I, Jnn. 9.— New buildings W A S H IN G T O N , Jan. 9.—Uotton during 50 year period $100,000,- Mission, u publication devotfd to company's office. N o weapon v ; us to send fur P,RE„ H RSTROYS D O RM ITO RY. in tho Miami district -constructed ginned prior to January 1 totalled 000 in rental and still retain own­ activities o f the denomination in found at the scene and so far no phone it to the GUI MOV* T/nMMT*a,p!! during 1923 COst^ approximately 9,807,138 running bales, including Florida. ership o f the properties. theory 1ms been advanced for •»- TX- Associated I'” '*!: *. •’ "**n- ®-—Two dorA d Department his dcuth. CHICAGO. Jon. 9. — Whcnt: $10,500,000, according'' to figures 234,723 round burns counted us half ?*,,tho Culv*r Stockton The pecan is a good shade tree Labor Is life. It is all thou hast a v .1.08 3-8 to 1-2; July, 1.0G 3-4 complied here. O f this amount.$6, bales 18,638 o f American Egyptian, Mo.. ao 18 miles nnrfk min’i | .Minv, i wus announced Wednesday. as well as a fruiter., Who was it to confront eternity with. Work 000.000 is represented in suburban It The first Mhinment o f new sweet fim S we r* destroyed by |to 7-8. building and the remainder in Mi- Florida's ginnings totalled 13,454 who called it a “ double-barreled’- then like u star, unhasting, yet un­ potatoes fo r tho season went out 76 1-8 to 3-8. 1 huu ,iV .n#84*y< 30 students ' CORN: May bales. , unti and Miami Beach. tree? Ho wasn’t, wrong. resting.— Carlyle, May, 46 7-8 to 40. cd in the dormitories escaping.. o f Hamilton county Tost week. O AT> > LEGISLATION ON FARM PRODUCTS COOLIDGEFAVORSGET ATTENTION 1924 NEW ERA SANFORD KS MAYOR SOLD ON Si FIRST NATIONAL BANK VOTES TO < INCREASE CAPITAL AND SURPLUS R S Kiwanians Enjoy Talks By Visitors Made A t Luncheon Small Civil Docket Is Disposed o f By The Circuit Court Amos Is Candidate To Succeed Himself I Electric Chair Gets Its First Victim Senator Walsh Will Question Publisher n Six Drowned ‘as Ice Breaks Under Auto PHONE YOUR W ANT ADS- Governor Ritchie Is Pleased With Mellon Court Sustained Defense Demurrer Palm Beach Votes Evidence Available Fund for Exhibit To Back Up Charges New Offer Made for , Muscle Shoal Plant Baptist Conveptipn Efeict^ Print Shop MARKETS PHONE 148 V\ an �OPEN Piereon-Roffer? A uto Com* ^ o f Orlando has leased the it* adjoining Baggett’s Fill* [Station on Sanford Avenue and form ally open u that establish* ; on Saturday o f this week, it announced Wednesday by F. Ko< Sogers, the Junior member o f firm . new Arm will have the ngen.the Maxwell, Chrysler and sera automobiles and will on display in its display s the latest model in all three ira. N o t only will* the company __ the exclusive agency or the idhreo popular cars but w ill main* * i an up-to-date service station a corps o f experienced me-BVMnics who w ill look out a fter the ,« tweeds o f tho patrons In the wny of ;;j .sTtPalre, etc. N ot only will the vice station cater to the owners i^ e a^ °vc named cars .but will 'V* 'also do general repair work for alhlhakes o f automobiles. inst'fThe' Picrson-Rogers Auto Comny has been established in Ortdo fo r five years and enjoys ' one o f the largest businesses o f any I'ti^Unn in that city. This concern V - baa tho agency fo r the three cars P’i mentioned fo r the four counties o f g m i k e , Seminole, Orange and Osce­ ola. The manager o f the new Arm has not been appointed ns y et but it ■‘ ’ ’ wfeh announced by Mr. Rogers that 1 P. Thurmand, fo r the past ,two ion yeavsr in charge o f the service de­ partment o f the Orlando branch, . lri}l assume the same position here ana J. M. Dawson, form erly mi* •'’ •WftUIng m anager o f The Sanford ktfi'IHflrald, w ill be head o f the sales 'i*rm department. K OF FORD CO. IS LARGEST The Manchester plant tho Ford Motor Company o f England, Ltd., the largest automobilo fa c­ tory in the* British Isles, w ill pro­ duce approximately 30,000 cars during the year .1921, according to a recent report. The English com­ pany, formed ill 1910, began opera­ tions in a small factory near Lon­ don whero 1170 cars wore turned out in tho-Arst year. The factory was moved shortly afterward to Manchester, form ing the ncucleus about which the present mammoth plant employing 2,200 men hns dovo'opcd. While tho company was original­ ly dependent on tho Ford Motor Company in America fo r pnrto, the new plant includes on its 310,924 square feet o f floor spaco com­ plete up-to-date automotive pro­ duction machinery fo r every imortant unit. Thus the English 'orjl car, originally a combina­ tion o f American parts and B rit­ ish assembly, Is now 95 per cent British, both in manufacture and materials. Since its inception 13 years ago the Manchester plant has grown to be the largest plant outside o f the United States, and it Is esti­ mated has directly and indirectly given employment to 20,000 B rit­ ish workmen. OVER A MILLION REQUEST IS MADE OVERLANDS HAVE CONCERNING 1924 BEEN PRODUCED AUTO TITLE TAGS Announcement by President John N. Wlllys o f the Wlllys-Overiand Co. of the production o f more than 21)0,000 cars on December 15 cap­ ped the climax o f the most remurksble year that/ W illys-Overland has had. a year replete with senUionul success that has returned this organization to its place far in the forefront among the leaders of the motor enr industry. Mr. W illy a., coupled this nnnouccmcnt with the statement that Wiliya-Overlnnd expects to break every one o f its 1923 rec­ ords in 1921 with n production which at present indicates a prob­ able sale of 300,000 cars. Willys-Overland created the first of its series of unusual announce­ ments in 1923 with the appearance o f its new Willys-Knight Coupe- O v e r la n d \ For the first time in automobile history, automobile owners o f the nation will attempt to have a mo­ toring plank- included in the na­ tional political platforms. The National Motorists' Associa­ tion has taken the lead in present­ ing this subject, following the re­ ception o f its delegates nnd offi­ cials recently by President Coolidge at the White House. A t that time the president outlined his person­ al views regarding tho automobile. “ The motor car," he told the N. M. A., "has raised the people and hns given them a new outlook o n ' Conlidge voiced his policy on highwnys in these words: life. "No expenditure of public money " T o experience its greatest fu l­ fillment, the motor industry must contributes so much to the nation­ al wealth as for building good be provided with good roads. roads." " I t is desirable, moreover, to sec Since the president’s speech hns thnt this great enterprise and ac­ tiv ity have an equitable method of been widely construed as an out­ taxation, nnd in obtaining these ac­ line o f his platform lo r re-election, tivities nnd benefits, I want to ten­ N. M. A . officials believe that the der to you my most hearty co­ proposal o f a plank on motoring operation ami support." will meet friendly consideration at In his nddress to congress, tho the hands o f those who w ill form al­ N. M. A. also points out, President ly draft the convention resolutions.: does wash off. blister or A longer lasting, better job, thnn can be done with any other Its pmscntKJ l S ,|onWiUy*'(^ WlthThU J r k " ^ f J** now 'a matter o f ki Overland faces the a determination to im J !? on this record. The V/VJV Und factory in Toledo 3 5 2 teat ci cry month of u g f i j production roquirempn? ***** coed 300,000 cars. ,s * * Is the T alk oS the Country purpose car— conceded to be th« most useful motor car on whedi The Champion and all Overland models have the bigger Overland engine—brute power with extreme economy. Leaders in economy — leaders on the road — leaders in the many satisfactions they bring to owners. Sec them. Sit in then. Ask for a sample of their performance. T*l< t i l l l<«. k. TolaS* Seminole Overland Company —V ■*« ,* >/ • * Opening of Sales and Service o f the Good Max­ well, Chrysler and Chalmers Cars. I ■ ' '■ ■■■■■ ■■ ---------- - ■■ ■■■■ We employ only the best mechanics and we will operate an ■ open shop for General Repairs on all makes of Theseare theFundamental Reasons why. ^ cars. We believe in Sanford and if the good people here will give us a trial you will believe in us. We 1 premise you Dollar for Dollar value the same as 'J Our m aterial cheek, remarkabie wave ^ * £ * 7 1 A firm nnd stable or­ ganization that has built a uniformly good car of economical price and operation. Climatic condition easily not torer° w V » W ttrda *1 SlLj other, ha*' your Banker or Merchant. Give class and beauty to you r taken care of. * 4f f possible IG different | Sedan at tiie New York show. tiler stressed by nn entire month of inuking The enthusiasm which this ear demonstration ami display that models, produced a fte r an exhuux-; tive stuuy on the part o f W illysoccasioned here was duplicated at g rea tly increased its popularity. Overland engineers and transpor­ every motor display iti the coun­ And Then the Champion. try and in every Willys-Overland But the height of motoring util­ tation experts o f the special re­ this particular dealer's show room, with the re­ ity was seated in mid-fall by the quirements o f sult llmt within 39 days after ils announcement o f the new Over­ sphere o f the automobile. I'rices A rc N ow Lowest. announcement almost every possi­ land Champion, n closed car of o f WHIysble motor car purchaser in ihe unique design, iicumiiy , . , achievement , actually iiiiruuucing, introducing n Another nd has hns been the cories o f larger centers of population hail to the public something rnidcally Overland reductions, which brought inspected this unusual model. I fresh, said to be the most diver- price " " r,‘* The new product was a novelty gently useful car so fa r brought Overland and W illys-K night cars in automobile manufneure— not n out— the first standard closed car down to the lowest prices in their coupe, not n sedan, not a conch— ‘ seating more thnn two passengers I history, a feat made possible by ,changes In factory production Init a distinctly original and in­ fo r less than $700. dividual creation in motor car de­ Alm ost o f equal interest'*to tire: sign; the lirst of a series o f re­ motoring public were further an­ freshing departures which marked nouncements o f new closed cur de­ W illys-Overland's career for the signs on both Overland and Wilpast 12 months. lys-Knights chassis; o f the produc­ Bed Bird Another Success. tion o f the larger Overland with Another important message was black body.nnd top; o f the build* sent forth early in spring— the ••"* o f the W illys-K night Coupenew Overland Bed Bird, a novel Sedan in two types, a leather-upcreation in Mandalay Maroon nnd loiisicreu t»ody tor professional glU ttning nickel, set off with and business men, nnd another fin­ khaki-colorcd top nnd extra equip­ ished in velour, called the DeLuxc ment, in a totally new price class. model; the Overland Model 91 Its .success was instant;.neoun and Touring ear in both standard nnd country wide. This was in a limit­ DuLuxe designs; and the Wiilsmeasure duplicated in the ,ed i.iiaouiinit Wiln o - rviuviic rseuan Knight live-passenger five-passenger Sedan in lys-Knight line by the building of both standard and DeLuxe dethe Country Club model, a hand­ signs. some touring car in Cavalier Ma­ Th e Spad fo r Commercial Cur roon, also specially equipped. Both Users. of these cars tilled a long-felt want O f particular interest to the bus­ for novelty and appealed to the iness man who operates one of a buyers o f the so-called "sport" Meet o f delivery cars was the types. Overland announcement o f the new Shortly after the original an­ Overturn! Spad, a delivery ear nouncement, the lied Bird wns fur- chassis, with standard body types, 2 A chassis so designed and coordinated that it performs equally effid* entlyundcr all conditions. Originators o f 3 to 6 Day Auto Painting enr. thoy have company's efforts vniucs. One hour l„ lOverhmd factory w" u* * 5 \iho most skeptical it!!, "2$ Overland is f S f f i S J * * cmm t ' your c a r ib o u o io io n e w Success Look at the new Overland Cham­ pion, for instance. It brings a quality closed car with features and utilities hitherto unheard ol within reach of every puree. America’s first all­ Lett to right: tot. Ilia d H. Ilrown, Ohio, Secretary o f State; Judge Walter D. Meats, ( ‘ resident N. M. A .; President Coolidge, Fred II. Calcy, President (). S. A . A . and Secretary N. M. A .; Richard II. Lee, Vice President N. M. A . xuro nuai pnoBiCH sotvtD 2k ir s g r o a p a e entire dealer body. Sales classes held by hundreds o f W ltly s -. Overland merchants in an effort to train new selling tal­ ent have been supplemented by a remarkable series o f "service clinics,’* which have been conduct­ ed a t central points during the past months. These courses have been in charge o f upecially-trained fa ctory men who have been en trused with the task o f teaching and training dealers’ mechanics and service men in tho latest and most efficient methods o f taking jsarc o f Overland and W illysK n igh t m otor cars. W lllyi-O verland feels that It posesscs the lead­ ing dollar-for-dollar value in auto­ mobiles; it is our persistent aim to back thla product with the beat obtainable service. Sales records fo r the past year indicate that, even in a year of The ycir junt ended has been the greatest of all the fifteen years ol Overland history. A great year made by great cars— the greatest Overlands ever built. Greatest in looks, power, action, comfort—d/u/ moncy'i north? C A L L A N D SEE O U R v \ O m itid .'csr, an event property and fittingly celebrated not only bjr the facto organization a t To- Taking America OSS Its Feet! FACTORY HOLDS KEY T0^ SALES There is one factory, at least, in which there is no dispute be­ tween sales nnd production execu­ tives as to the relative importance of their departments. Ask nnyonc of authority in the sales department o f Dodge Broth­ . “ Whnt are the plans o f the N o ­ ers, Betfoit, which is more im port­ tional Motorists' Association for ant— the job of manufacturing or the job o f felling— nnd you w ill the coming y e a r ? " This was the chief topic for dis­ get an immediate, emphatic an­ cussion when delegates repre­ swer: “ In our business, manufacturing, senting more than 378,000 N. M. A . members in good standing met by all means." Ever since Dodge Brothers turn­ lu at the flrst annual convention of ^ .. the association in Washington, I>. ed out their first m otor car, back in 1914. nnd even before that time, onurrt lost month. r ■ The progress o f the organiza­ when Dodge Brothers were build­ tion ni using its influence for the ing parts for other manufacturers, beterment o f motoring, its broad major stress has ulwnys been iwUcy in handling the vital prob­ placed on the building of that lem s before motorists and its suc­ product, rather than the setting. "Build it well and it will sell it ­ cess in building up the largest au•n,>Immobile organization in the world self," was their cardinal doctrine. Dodge Brothers believed that u i Mn record time encournges the be­ lie f that the N . M. A. w ill carry product could not survive long un­ some unusually important less it was conscientiously built— ' plans within the next few months that the public would ulwnys pre­ ’Thus the query and, ns a conse- fer fundamental merit to superfic­ I.iAlienee, the following interesting ial glamor; that a enr with a real statement o f the policy us adopted reputation for goodness would a l­ at the convention: ways find a healthy market, re­ For instance, the N. M. A . lias gardless o f the whims o f fashion. already "pointed the w ay" with The fact that Dodge Brothers . its slogan fo r safety. “ Not traffic have now built uml sold more thnn safo fo r the highways but high- 1.000,1100 cars, seems to hear out - ways safe fo r the traffic." This re- this contention in an emphatic .revealed tho subject in an entirely way. The million murk was reach­ hew light nnd hns already encour ed December* 13. 1923— just nine aged much more intelligent co-op- years and l l days a fter the first eration on the part o f those indi­ Dodge Druthers Motor Car left tl\e viduals, organizations and offi­ factory. cials who are working for the eli­ mination o f tho causes o f acci­ dents rather than offering tempo­ rary remedies. T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Jan. 9.— Persons who fail to properly fill out applications for automobile title certificates and license tags are placing handicaps upon the state officials in charge of issuing these credentials thut are unnec­ essarily delaying the prompt com­ pliance o f requests for both. This is indicated in a statement issued today by Ernest Amos, statecomptroller, urging that the applicatldns be correctly made out, so that his large force o f workers may semi out the tags ns expcdiously as pos­ sible. The statement follows: '"Applications for title certifi­ cates should be covered by one re­ mittance nnd license tug applica­ tions covered by a separate reniittance, hut both should come in the same ‘envelope. “ They should come in the same envelope because the license tug will not be issued unless the title certificate has been applied for. The reason for separate remitt­ ances is that the title certificate money goes into the state’s auto* thpft fund, while the license tag mopgy goes to motor vehicle li­ cense tag fund. ■"Unless applicants observe this method o f making requests they not only delay the issuance of tags to themselves hut clog up the ma­ chinery o f the department and de­ lay delivery o f the tags all around. This is especially true in cases where people make a business of sending in applications for the public, such as notaries public, automobile dealers and others. "T o illustrate, I have before me about 100 applications sent in by ope concern, some for title certif­ icates and others for license tags, all covered by otto check and that fur the wrung amount. Many of these \_ill have to he sent hack for correct sin o f individual irregular­ ities." ,4 nankcd°ni& S f^ J *W ilIV s-O verland achievements o f tha past year has been t M tfffwth o f Its dealer organisation,^ which today is prac­ tically twice that o f 1922. A ble merchandisers o f motor cars in pradtically every commu­ nity have been obtained to sell Willys-Overland products and in practically every Instance the suc­ cess o f the factory in Toledo dur­ ing the past 12 months can be at­ tributed to the remarkable co-opoperation extended by W illysOverland merchants. The Millionth Car. One more spot o f pleasant mem­ ory that the past year holds is the f ^M OTO RIST ASSN. MAKING PLANS . FOR NEW YEAR U m aetttrs o f Umss cars, with, est grades of materials and without sacrifice, o f rlgofpus lnspectlon and test, at less coat than has hitherto .been - thought possible. Overland’s last* reduction in Septem brought, this, model down to Jr 3 A wide variety of body types that meets all individual requirements and establishes a stand­ ard of quality and style. Come In A n d See Us 3 4 Quick authorized service available every­ where throughout the life of the car. s a .11 up Pierson-Rogers Auto Co. m aterial. Workmanship of highest typ e. Orlando Auto Beauty Parlor T H h R R ’S O N L Y T W O GOOD P LA C E S TO E A T — HOME A N D BOB’S, A N D BE T T Y ’S Lykglas Auto Renewal LUNCH ROOM, System SECOND D O O R 521 N. Orange W E ST OF S A N JU A N .fiA R A G E . J. A. H E N D E R S O N W hen b e tte r a u tom ob iles a re built BuiclCwill build them Maxwell—Chrysler—Chalmers SANFORD BUICK COMPANY 20G-20S Magnolia A ven u e— Phono 3G7 E. L. H A R W E L L , M anager W hen better automobiles are built, Bulck w ill build them lIH li Corner Sanford Avenue and Second Street P hone 194 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - r r P hone �=?ytf+, *•» •- ': ♦** i-i> Mi**"*V r ■ /■■i . < I«n ;*# - ■ ’■-J "* ,|.- *....-- •, ..... ■}>• ..« - . r - <■ • • ■ ' ± 'L M ^ r W r O .....m n m m a v e r — S t o c k M u RACE FOR BARGAINS W ELL WORTH YOUR R U N N IN G — s t B e M o v e d ! . _ BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS E V E R YW H E R E IN OUR GREATEST J A N U A R Y C L E A R A N C E S A L E , beginning January 11th, Ending January 2 D . L i . T H R A . S 1 1 E R N E X t Af o T H E F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K , S A N F O R D , FLO l ffOMENHOLDING Thereof, to bo Used to Acnuire I **7», , , _ . _ • A a Mayor o f the City o f land operate a na public u tility a before said bonds or any part o f [b y the C ity o f Build, Construct and Equip with m hcn,f?™’ I ’ , f orrea) ^ kwJ na. ot Sanford, Florida, minibofcd G8. Sanford, (IFIorida. water works plant or plants, and caid bonds shall be Issued, th is ; to ha, Maintained amt the Meccanory Furniture Z Fix^! X T h° ^ ° ! Hanford,! cnUtka; "A n Ordinance ProvidFO ltREST L A K E , to provide the C ity and tho in­ ordinance shall be first approved a Public Utility, and . lures, a C ity Hall and Adminis-' ^ ? rtu<? " f thftlin c for the. Acquisition and EstabS. O. CH ASE, habitants thereof with an adequate by a majority vote o f the electors fo r an Issue o f Utility i Iration Buildinr, i ln mo vested by. the or* Bailment o f an Electric Light and (S E A L ) o f the City o f Sanford, Folrida, the City o f Sanford* C. J. M A R S H A L L , supply o f water. And, Whereas, the fmlr said dmaiiccs o f tho City o l Sanford,' power Plant or Plants, by the City A s I he City Commission o f Florida, and we, Forrest Lake, S. 0f Sanford, Florida, to be MninSection 2. That the C ity Com­ actually participating In an elec­ the sum o f Three ordlnancea provide for the Issue 0 . rhaso and C. J, Marshall, as tnir.cd nnd Operated as n I’ubilc Ihc C ity o f Sanford, Florida. tion to be called and held at such Seventy-five Thousand I mission of the C ity o f Sanford, o f bond} by the City of Sanford, the City Commission o f the City U tility, and Providing fo r an Is­ A ttc it: tim e and in such manner as is Proceeds to be Derived* Florida, further deems it expe­ TALLAHASSEE,’ Jan. 8.— Wo- Florida, for municipal purposes, of Sanford, Florida, do' hereby sue o f U tility Bonds by tho City L. R. P H IL IP S , prescribed by the Charter and thu Sale Thereof to be Ua dient and to. tho best interest of men arc plnylttft no unimportant in the total sum of Nine Hundred City Clerk of the C ity of ordinances o f the City o f Sanford, quire. Establish, nort in handling the affairs of tho and Twenty Thousand ($920,000. call mi election to bo held in the o f Sanford, Florida, In the sum the City of Sanford, Florida, and * . A fL.t MAtt K n City state. IThat this fisa #true imay be Sanford, Florida, Florida. Construct a W ater WorfcU‘1 . . . o f Snnford, Florida, on tho o f Three Hundred and Ten Thou*. it is tho determination o f tho City conlirmetl by a Rlanco a t the por- 00) Hollars, the proceeds derived 11th day of January, A . D. 1024, san(j Dollars, tho Proceeds .to be 1 Plante.* Section 5. That said bonds shall Commission o f tho City o f fianMnncl of State Capitol employes. from tho sale of said bonds to be I, fo determine the question by oaidj Derived from tho Sale Thereof, to and FO R the acquisition' I There they arc found In numbers expended in the following manner, A n n n f a ford, Florida, to issue u tility bonds bo o f the denomination o f One election then nnd there to bo to Used to Acquire, Establish, occupying positions o f trust and lo-w it: tablishmcnt o f a w ater 1 Thousand ($1,000,00) Dollars cich, Q I k I I I N A N l l I M i l h i o f Ihc City or Snnford, Florida, in importance, where as private aecheld, whether the said ordinances Furchnsc and Construct nn’ EIecH U . V I , ko filim „ f Thrcp Hundred and or plants, to be operated < bearing interest at the rate o f five ( A ) Under authority of Ordi­ ntarics and clerks handling docu­ or any of them, proposing tho said trie Light nnd Powor Plant or tnined by tho C ity Of nnd one-half per centum (5147c) Scavnty-fivo Thousand ($375,nance No. G7„ the sum o f Three ments that necessarily must be o f three several bond issues, shall be Plants," nnd a confidential nature at certain Hundred a.id Scventy-five HhousA N O R D IN A N C E PR O V ID IN G 000.00) Dolin'-}, the proceeds de­ per* annum; interest payable semi­ Florida, ns a public utilR stages of state transactions, they nnd ($375,000.00) D ollar}, to ac­ adopted, approved and confirmed FOR T H E ACQUS1TION A N D rived from the sate o f said bonds annually, qn the first days o f Jan­ A G A IN S T tho acquisition and nnd FO R BONDS.* by the electors o f said City, and establishment o f an Electric light, often arc the custodians o f state E S T A B L IS H M E N T O F A W A ­ to be used fo r tho follow ing muni­ uary ami July, said issue o f bond} “ A G A IN S T T H E AI quire, establish, purchase nnd con­ secrets which If revealed probably TER W ORKS P L A N T OR whether tho bonds provided fo r by nnd power plant or plants, to bo cipal purpose, to-w it: To acquire, to be numbered from 1 to 375, both o f thnt certain orditi would create sensations through­ struct a w a ter works plant or P L A N T S B Y T H E C IT Y OF Raid ordinances shall be issued by operated nnd maintained by the out the state. S A N F O R I), F L O R ID A , TO BE establish, purchase, nnd construct numbers inclusive, all o f said C ity o f Sanford. Flc plants, including suitnble land, the City o f Sanford, Florida, in C ity of Sanford, Florida, as a pub­ The fact, however, that every M A IN T A IN E D AND OPER-, a wetor works plant or plants, in- date o f the issuance thereof, both be red 07, entitled: cacemonts, structures, boilers, en­ member of the cabinet has a young tho manner and foi^thc purposes lic utility, and , tion r-cm ------- » -BUltBb,,i -— -, ............... nnd interest o f said bonds ‘ A n Ordinance Provid g in e}, dytmmas, machinery, stand ,« « n w n t,«principal . woman as his private stenogra­ in said ordlnancea or in any of A G A IN S T BONDS. ISSUE O F ’ U T IL IT Y B O N D S ' £lret:turc3, bailers .engines, dynn- j to be payable nt The Chase Na- Acquisition and Estafc pher is testimony of their value in pipes, rcjorvoirn, pumps, conduits, raid ordinances, provided and ret places of responsibility. tional Bank, in the City o f New a W ater Works Plant other apparatus pnd appliances forth. B Y T H E C IT Y OF S A N F O R D ., m?B roacl,lncr>‘' ataml Not only the cabinet members, Y ork, State o f New York, in law­ by the C ity o f Sanford,^ 1 F L O R ID A , IN TH E SUM OF toservpirs, pumps, conduits, nnd necessary in obtaining, accumulat­ but tho governor also has a womAnd, I, Forrest Lake, an Mayor TH R E E H U N D R E D A N D S E V -' other apparatus and* appliances ful money o f the United States to be Maintained and ~ * ing and distributing an adequate ■s his chief stenographer, Airs. FO R TH E A P P R O V A L o f that E N T Y -F 1 V E TH O U SA N D DOL- necessary in obtaining, nccumulat- o f America. Said bonds shall be a Public U tility, and Agnes Bremer, o f Live Oak, while supply of water, said water works of City o f Sanford, Florida, nnd certain urdinancc o f tho City of the governor’s private secretary, plant or plants, when completed, we, Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase and D ER?VED E FPRR(?M T H E " S A L E ! lllK j»n(l distributing an adequate rdgned by the Mayor o f the City an Issue o f U tility BondlSanford, Florida, numbered 00, I, B. Edwards, who in also secre­ C. J. Marshall, as the C tly Com­ TH E R E O F TO BE USED TO EUPPl>’ o f walcr» and water works Sanford, Florida, nnd by tho Cclrk C ity o f Sanford, Florid*,* tary to several of the important to be operated and maintained by mission of the City of Snnford, entitled: "A n Ordinance Provid­ A C Q U IR E , E S TA B LIS H , P U R - ' Plnilt3 nr plnnts, when completed o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, sum o f Three Hundred state boards, has Miss Mildred tho City o f Sanford, Florida, as a ing for the Acquisition and Estab­ CHASE A N D CO NSTRUCT A I to be operated nml maintained by nnd rhail have affixed thereto, the enty-five Thousand Dolt Jackson, o f Tallnhnsec, as his pri­ public utility, tor tho purp^i of * h' rci f »t> l»'»t C- U lishment o f n Gns Plant or Plants, W A T E R W O R KS P L A N T OR J(lie City of Snnford, Florida, ns a seal o f aho C ity of Sanford, Flor­ Proceeds to be Derived vate stenographer. furnishing to the City of Sonfcnl, J ' Hines, on,1 \\. M. by the City o f Sanford, Florida, Miss Bessie Gibbn, o f Tallahas­ Haynes, Inspectors o f said elec PLANTS. public utility, fo r tho purpose of ida, and tlic interest coupons to be Sale Thereof to bo Whereas, the Charter o f tho C i t y . J. ... . .. , J , , see, attached to the executive o f­ Florida, and to the inhabitants tinn, and David Speer, Clerk of to be maintained and Operated a i fices, knows the details o f the of- thereof, nn adequate nnd ample a Publicity Utility, nnd Providing o f Sandford, Florida, provides, furnishing to the C ity o f Sanford, attached to said bonds shall he quire. Establish, Purcti said election. fies ns perhaps few other persons supply of water. fo r nn Issue o f Utility Bond; of among other things, that the City I’lorWn’ nrtl l® tb° inhabitants signed with the engraved or lith­ Construct a W ater Works i Tho form o f the ballot fo r said that have been connected with (B ) Under authority of Ordi­ tho City of Sanford, Florida, in o f Sanford, Florida, shnii have tho thereof, an adequate artd ample ographed fac-sltnilc signature of or Plants.’ them. It is Miss Gibbs that usu­ election shall be as foltows, to-wit: said Mayor and said Clerk. nnd A G A IN S T the ncqtlttK nance No. 68. the sum o f Three the Sum o f One Hundred and Six­ right to acquire, establish, own supply o f water, ally keeps track o f the intricate • O F F IC IA L B A L L O T nnd operate as a public utility, n Section 3. It is the determina­ Section G. That tho Mayor of establishment o f a ’ water ty Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds water works plant nr plants ami to records of the office, such as a card Hundred and Ten Thou3nnd ($310,Bond Election tion of I he City Commission o f the tho City o f Sanford, Florida, is plant or plants, to be opei index of petitions for pardons, and 000.00) Dollars, to acquire, estab­ to be Deri'-?il from the Sale There­ provide the City and the inhabi­ o f the. matters of that nature. City of Snr.ford, Florida, that the1 hereby instructed, authorized ond maintained by the City, o f lish, purchase nnd construct an o f to be Used to Acquire, Estab­ tants thereof, with water, and But perhaps one o f the young City o f Sanford, Florida, said sum of Three Hundred and! empowered to call nn election to Florida, as a public utRttft Whereas, tho City Commission lish, Purchase and Construct n women in the capitol service that electric light and power plant or Jnnunry 11, 102-1. Thousand ($.175,. 1 determine the question o f the is­ of tli'- C ity o f Sanford, Florida, Seventy-five and A G A IN S T B O N D k f.f Gns Plant or Plants,” ami enjoys her work most is Miss Rou- plants, including ruitnldu land, now deems it most expedient nnd . 000,00) Dollars, w ill he required suance o f tho bonds provided for Section 8. This ordina mellc Bowen, who handles the de­ casements, structures, boilers, en­ FOR the acquisition nnd cstab- to the best interest o f the City o f : for tho pnrpoM. mentioned in Soctails—bulky though they are— of by this ordinance. become effective immediately I gines, dynamos, machinery, con­ Make n Cross ( X ) Mark brforc Hshmont of a gaa plant or plants, Sanfnrd, H on d a, to ucquirc, e s - l . ' , „ , ... „ .. the Confederate Veterans’ pen­ . . . , ' turns One and T w o o f this OrdiSection 1. Thnt the form of tho its final pnssago and ad sion matters. Although ahe has duits, conductors, poles and other “ t o r tho Approval, etc," o f be- 1to be operated and maintained by tulilish, maintain nnd operate ns a ballot for said election shall be as Adopted this 10th day^l public utility, a water works plant nnni'(’ fore “ Against the Approval, etc.,’ ’ j the City of Sanford, Florida, ns n apparatus nnd npplinncci. for been on the ram ojob fo r about 10 or plants, | Section 4. That a bond issue in follows, to-wit: cembsi, A . D. 1923. yean, Miss Bowen never tires of making, generating, and distrib­ as may he Your Choice. ! Public Utility, and, Therefore, Bo It Ernctcd by The the earn of Three Hundred and the exact requirements necessary uting electricity for “ FOR T H E A P P R O V A L of that FO R R E ST light nnd ----------------------------------------------1 FOR BONDS. to fulfilling the demands o f the People o f th e. City o f Sanford, Seventy-five Tuhausond ($375,- certain ordinance o f the City of (S E A L ) R. O. CHASE. position. Her chief reg ret'is that power purposes, said electric, light FOR TH E A P P R O V A L o f that Floridn: 000.00) Dollars, fo r tho municipal /Sanford, Florida, numbered two, C. J. M ARSt she cannot by her own authority nnd power plant or pianta, when c;;tnin ordinance o f the C ity o f A G A IN S T TH E A P P R O V A L of Section 1. That it is the deler- purpoeo enumerated and specifical- entitled: A ttest; grant some o f the innumerable rc- eompcltcd, to be operated nnd Sanford, Florida, numbered (17, e;i- that certain ordinance o f the City ininntioii o f the Pity Commission !y set forth in Sections One nnd tiue.-ts that constantly come to the 'A n Ordlnanee Providing for the L. It. PHILIPS, pension board for pensions— those maintained by the City o f Sanford, titled: "A n Ordinance Providing o f Sanford, Florida, numbered 01), o f the City o f Snnford, Florida, to Two of this Ordinance, is hereby Acqusltion nnd Establishment of City Clerk. that are excluded by provisions oT Florida, nn a public utility, for the for t!ie Acquisition and Estnb- entitled: "A n Ordinance Provid- acquire, establish, o w j, maintain! authorized, provided, however, that a Water W’ urks Plant or Plants 12-12-1 U-20-l-2-0-5t - ' V SIS the .law, yet they come so rinse to purpose o f furnishing to the City li .hmcnt of a Whiter Works Plant ing fo ” tho Acquisition and Estab­ being within bounds that it seems o f Snnford, Florida ,nnd to the in­ or Plants by tho City of Sanford, lishment o f a (iaa Plnnt or Plants, there should be some way around. habit ants thereof, nn adequate and Florida, to be Maintained and Op­ by the City o f Sanford, Florida, ample supply o f electricity. erated an n Public. U tility, and to lie Maintained nml Operated, ;\ \ »+♦ - There is plenty’ of "elbow room" ( ( ’ ) Under authority of Ordi­ Providing for an Issue o f U tility j a Public Utility, nml Providing for f in Florida. Much land lias hour put into profitable production, nance No. fit), the sum of One Bands by the City of Sanford, nn Issue o f U tility Bonds of tho T ^ — «* » much wealth hn.i been made; but Hundred and Sixty Thousand Florida, in the sum o f Three Hun­ City o f Snnford, in the sum of One there are plenty more chunces. ($160,000.00) Dollars, to acquire, dred and Seventy-five Thousand Hundred and Sixty Thousand Dol­ establish, purchase and construct Dollars, the Proceeds to he De­ lars, the Proceeds to he Derived T a gas plant or plants, including rived from the Side Thereof to be from Hie Kale Thereof, to he Ured Y suitable land, easements, struc­ Used to Acquire, Establish, Pur- to Acquire, Establish, Purchase tures, boilers, engines, dynamos, l chase and Construct a Wnter nnd Construct a Gas Plant or machinery, reservoirs, t-inka, eon Works Plnnt or Plants,"and Plnnts,” nnd Y duits, conductors, pipes, gas A G A IN S T the acquisition and FOR the acquisition and estnb Y Whereas, tho City Commlaslon meters, nml other apparatus ami ||ir,hmcnt o f ti water works plnnt or establishment o f a gas plant or of the City o f Snnford. Florida, 1appliances fo r making, mnnufnc plants, to be operated nnd main plants, to be operated nnd main- t on this the 10th dny o f December,j luring, generating nnd ilistrihut- tnined by the City of Sanford, |tnined by Hie City o f Snnford, A. I). 192.1, duly pnsred nnd ndop- ing commercial gas, raid gas plant Florida, ns a public utility, ami Florida, ns a public utility, nnd ted a certain ordincncc, numbered or plants, when completed, to lie A G A IN S T RONDS. i FOR BONDS. 67, entitled: operated nml maintained by the An Ordinance Providing for the C ity of Sanford, Florida, ns a putiA G A IN S T T H E A P P R O V A L of AcquislUon nnd Estaldi:hnumt of lie utility, fo r the purpose of fur- that certain ordinance o f the City FOR TH E A P P R O V A L or that a Wnter Works Plant or Flaatn nishi.ng to the City o f Sanford, o f Sanford, Florida, numbered G7, certain ordinance of the City of t by the City of Snnford, Florida, to Florida, and to the inhabitants entitled: "A n Ordinance Provid­ Snnford. Florida, numbered 71), i be Maintained nnd Operator! as a thereof, nn adequate and ample ing for the Acquisition and Estab­ entitled: "A n Ordinance Provid­ Public Utility ,nnd Providing for supply of commercial gns. lishment of u Water W’orlcs Plant ing for an Issue o f Bonds by the an Issue o f U tility Ronds by th e. (D ) Under nuthority of Ordi- or Plants by the City o f Sanford, City of Sanford, Florida, in the1 City of Snnford, Florida, in the nance No. 70, the sum o f Seventy- Florida, to be Maintained and Op- >num of Seventy-five Thousand I)ol*um of Three Hundred ami Sev- live Thousand ($75,01)0.00) Dol- ernted as ,a Public U tility, nnd;lars, the Proceeds to be Derived enty-five Thousand Dollars, the lore to acquire, build, construct Providing for an Issue o f U tility from the Sale Thereof, to be Used T Proceeds to be Derived from the; and equip w ith the necessary fur- Bonds by tho City o f Sanford, to Acquire, Build, Construct’ and Y Unle Thereof to be Uced to Ac- j nlturo nnd fixtures, n City Hall Florida, in tho sum df Three Hun­ Equip with the Necessary Furni­ f quire, Eitabiish, Purchase and nml Administration Building. dred r.nd Seventy-live Thousnnd ture nnd Fixtures, n City Ilnll Construct a Water Works Plant, j A ll of said bonds to he o f the do­ Dollars, the Proceeds to he De­ and Administration Building," and f or Plants, nomination o f One Thousand (J1 FOR BONDS. rived from the Sale Thereof to be t and nn Ordinance, numbered 68, : 000.00) Dollars each, bearing in- Used to Acquire, Establish, Purentitled: torcst nt the ra:c of five nnd onc- cliaco and Construct a W ater A G A IN S T TH E A P P R O V A L of thut certain ordinance o f the City An Ordinance Providing for the half per centum (51475 ) per nn- Works Plunt or Plants,"and Acqui'ition and Establishment of num, interest payable semi-anA G A IN S T the acquisition nnd o f Sanford, Florida, numbered 70, nn Electric Liaht and Power Plant nually on the first days of Jan- establishment o f a water works entitled: "A n Ordinance Provid­ or Plant;, by the City o f Sanford,} unry and July, nil of said bond to plant or plants, to bn operated and ing for an Issue o( Bonds by the Florida, to bo Maintained nnd Op- mature thirty (30) years after the maintained by the City of Sanford, C ity of Sanford, Florida, in the sum of Seventy-five Thousand crated ;u n Public Utility and Pro- date of the issuance thereof, both Florida, as n public utility, and Dollars, the Proceeds to be De­ A G A IN S T BONDS. 'Wing for nn Issue o f Utility principal and interest of said Bonds by the City o f Snnford, bonds to be payable at The Chase rived from the Sale Thereof ,to he Florida, Jn the sum of Three linn- National Rani: in the City of New Used to Acquire, Build, Construct the Necessary FOR TH E A P P R O V A L o f that and Equip with •bed and Tea Thousand Dollars, 1Vo; k, State o f New York; in lawThe Proceeds to Lt Derived from 'f u l money o f the United States o f ; certain ordinance o f the City of Vurr.iturc and Fixtures, a Cihy (be Sale Thereof, to be Used te,; America; said bonds shall b e , Sanford, Florida, numbered 68, on- Hall urid Administration Build­ Acquire, Establish, Purchase and signed by the Mayor o f the City titled: “ An Ordinance Providing ing,” and A G A IN S T BONDS. Construct nn Electric Light and o f Sanford. Florida, nnd by the for the Acquisition nnd Eatahiish% Powcr Plant or Plants, Clerk of tho C ity of Sanford, Flor- j ment of an Electric Light and ar,d nn Ordinance, numbered 69, Ida, nnd shall have affixed thereto Power Plant or Plants, by the City entitled: i the sea! of the City o f Sanford, o f Sanford, Florida, to be Main­ The raid election hereby order-1V An Ortiinanco Providing for the I Florida, and the interest coupons tained and Operated ns a Public ed nnd called to be held shall be «?♦ Acquisition end Establishment of, to be attached to said bonds shall Utility, and Providing for nn Issue held and conducted in the man- A Bonds by the City ner prescribed by the ordinances; n (ins Plant or Plants, by the City be signed with the engraved or o f Utility of Sanford, Florida, to be Main-! lithographed fac-simile signature o f Sanford, Florida, in the sum of nnd the Charter o f the City of i J* tained and Operated as a Public o f said M ayor and said Clerk, Three Hundred and Ten Thousand Snnford. Florida. Dollars, the Proceeds to be De­ Utility, and Providing fo r nn Is- and The polling place for said elec­ *Ue of Utility Bonds of the City o f Whereas, prior tb the issuance rived from the Salo Thereof, to tion shall b3 that certain room on•* * * Sanford, Florida, in the Sum of o f the bonds above described or he Used to Acquire, Establish, the ground floor of the City Hall, (hie Hundred aril Sixty Thousand; nny part thereof, undor the Char- Purchase, and Construct an Elec­ known as the fire apparatus atus room. room, a Dollnrs, The Proceeds to bo Do- j le r o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, tric Light and Power Plant or W IT N E S S the hands o f Forrest J L ic City of ^ 'hod from the Sale Thereof, to lie; the said oidirances prosposing the Plants," and, Lake, as .Mayor o f the FOR the acquisition nnd estab­ Snnford, Fioridu, Ijo il to Acpiirc, Establish, Pur- said several bond issuse for the d Forrest nnd uia ... anq Construct a Gns Plant various municipal purposes, ns lishment of an M e tric light and Lake, S. O. Chase, and C. J. Mar­ °r Plants, jnforesnid, must be approved by a power plant' i r plants, to he op­ shall, as the City Commission of ■uri r.n 0 rilinar.ee, numbered 70, i m ajority vote o f the electors of erated and maintained by the City the City o f Sanford, Florida, nt- ■*& entitled: |tho City o f Sanford, Florida, who o f Sanford, Florida, as a public tested by It. L. Philips, Clerk of Published by Ihc Sanford H erald. In co-operation with the Am erican An Ordinance Providing for ttd„nre qualified to vote ns shown by Jutility, and, the City of Sanford, Florida, nnd ^ Association- o f Advci tisint; Agencies of fiord." by the City o f San-1Inc. registration hooka o f the City FOR BONDS, tile corporate seal of the City of i ur<i, I iurida, in the sun o f Seven- o f Sunfo~d, Florida, voting and Sanford, Florida, on thin tho 10th, «*► v A G A IN S T T H E A P P R O V A L o f |dny o f December, A. D. 1923. 1 *^ 0 (y-lue Thousand Dollars, the Prp- participating in an election railed ccfds to he Derived fronf tho Sale and held for thnt purpose. that certain ordinance of the City FORREST LA K E , | ^ ^ * V ^ % ^ ^ * l ^ ¥V * X * * X * ^ * X * * X * * l * * V ^ X * \ ^ * * V ^ V ^ ^ ^ * * X ^ X ^ * * X ^ ^ X * * ^ ^ \ * * X * * X ^ X * * V * X * S * important jobs atstate capital t NOTICEOIBOND ELECTION f ± Making New Markets With Printer’s f ± t Y Y t Y One of the most striking changes o f the past ten years is that which has come abput in the important business o f housekeeping. In this short time the broom and the washboard have vanished from the housewife’s coat o f arms, and the comic pictures in which Mary hurls the flatiron at John don’t ring tiue, as they once did. Broom, washboard and flatiron have given way to suction sweeper, electric washing machine and electric -iron. And Mary doesn’t hurl the iron at John any longer, not simply be­ cause it’s fastened to a cord, but be- What has brought about this new and agreeable state of affairs? Well, how did Mary happen to buy that new iron which has proved such a boon to herself—and John? She saw it ad­ vertised, o f course. And the multi­ plied Mary’s of today represent a great market created largely through national advertising. N o wonder the alert retailer and the wholesaler have come to hold na­ tional advertising in high esteem— fo r besides making easier fo r them the sale o f goods with long-establish­ ed markets, quickening their turn­ over, protecting them against infer­ ior merchandise and benefiting them in many other ways, national adver­ tising is constantly creating markets for new merchandise arid opening up new channels of trade. It is because America reads adver­ tising that the new idea today so; swiftly supplants the did. Advertis­ ing changes deep-rooted habits. Ad­ vertising creates new desires. Ad­ vertising sets new and better stand­ ards. And all this it does with amaz­ ing swiftness — f o r advertising speaks to millions simultaneously. The safety razor, the player piang, massage cream, the glass baking dish wallboard, fireproof roofing, the talk­ ing machine, soap flakes, canned soup —one could go on indefinitely ex­ tending the list of products which to­ day testify to the ability o f national advertising to create new merchan­ dise demands. There is probably no industry to­ day for which advertising has not blazed new trails. There is no mer­ chant, wholesale or r etail, the scope of whose business it has not greatly widened. But the main thing which adver­ tising does for the retailer is to speed up his turnover; that’s what makes him a profit. �J National Thrift Wwk begins a week from tomorrow. During that week all the nation will stress the impTTTttiticn. of thrifty methods for the purpose of bringing more suc-t J as Second C lan Matter. Oc» t the Poe tot flee at Florida, ander act of March -----------« . itm o ..11.01. 1 City Wreky i MATCH BIX Month! 91.10 by c «rrl«r p«r Edition 99 p*r MCVAIt BOTICBi -All obituary M k cards of thanks, resolutions ,Botlers of entertainments where rets era made, will be charged at regular advertising rates. I H R r a n ASSOCIATED p r e s s ba Associated Press Is cactusf entitled to the ass for repubIon of ell news dispatches died to It or not otherwise Ited In this paper and also the I news published herein. All its of re-pabltcstlon of special WBDRB8DAY, JANUARY 9. 1924 BIBLE THOGHT FOR T O D A Y , THUS S A IT H T H E LORD, Call Bate me, and I w ill answer thee, lad shew thee great and m ighty tfcinga which thou knowest not. . . Behold, I will bring it health and kara, and I will cure them, and eal unto them the abundpeace and truth.— Jeremiah Boy Sanford rent estate. ; Buy more Sanford real estate. -------- o--------Bonfonl will be able to accomOMdate many tourists next winter. ■* ’ o--------The investor who gets in on 91m ground floor will reap the profForrest Lake is ngnin M ayor o f inford. Why not elect him fo r fa t— Tampa Tribune. The yacht basin w ill maka it taaible for tourists to come to inford in their private yachts. A new hotel fo r Sanford isn't tnoagh. This city must have some new apartment houses as Well ae many more new houses. Th * year 1924 has started out w ell and business has been good. • Indications arc that Sanford is ■going to have its most prosperous year. 1 . Look ahead a year or two nnd see i f you can picture in your r mind what Sanford w ill look like <than. Are you far-sighted or near sighted? A few cold days make tour­ ists appreciate the warm climate to Im found in Floridu. And a fewcold days make home folks content with their lot. The band concerts w ill be a great : - attraction for Sanford. Many mu­ . lie lovers enjoy tho open nir con<' certs. Next year Sanford should I , arrange to hnvo them mure fre. quently. . ■ ^ / * About as neat as a coal-heaver’s nails.— Anon. . . . . He ran for third base like a wholesale bootlegger pursued by The All-Florida Exhibit W ill Help revenuers.— Anon. , About as much privacy as a “ W hat Floritln needs above e v e ry th in g else is good, statue in the park.— Anon. Some men arc like the Einstein wholesome advertisin g." theory— nobody at home under­ T h e above statement was made by G overnor H ardee in stands them.— Anon. Noisy as iron waves splashing his appeal to the people to support the all-F lorida exh ibit to and dashing on nn iron occan.-r be shown next month in Madison Square Garden. In nn editorial Sunday the Palm Beach Post urges all Floridans to learn by heart F lorida facts so that th ey may broadcast them like shoal markers, to gu id e the destiny o f thousands pouring into the state annually in search o f homes and wealth nnd happiness. . ' Florida w ill be in the lim elight at M adison Square Gar­ den in February. Thousands upon thousands o f interested people w ill view the exhibits and from those exhibits will form th eir opinions ns to the d iffe re n t sections o f this great state. Sanford nnd Seminole county w ill be well represented and w ill have nn exhibit reflectin g credit on this prosperous section. In neglecting their personal in terests to make the display a good one the citizens from this county who have the exh ibit in charge are doing a g rea t w ork . T h ey intend to make Sem inole’s showing second to none. A lo n g with the great umount o f ad vertisin g Florida will receive from this exhibit, Sanford w ill g e t its share. It w ill be good wholesqme advertising appealing to the b etter class o f people and the kind desired fo r this state. Over A Billion Increase In Wealth On Monday the department o f com merce announced its prelim inary estim ate o f the value, Decem ber 31, 1922 o f the principal forms o f wealth for the state o f Florida. T h e total amounted to $2,<123,002,000 ns compared w ith $921,790,000 in 1912 an increase o f 102.9 percent. P er capita values made nn increase o f 103.9 percent. A gain o f over a billion dollars in F lorida wealth is shown in the above figures. Florida is a g rea t state. Each year it astonishes the rest o f the United States. But y e t th e state ns a whole has only made a start nnd the .com ing years will show much greater gains. .............. ------------- o-------------- stru ggles o f man. They constitute at th e same tim e his three needs. He hns need o f fa ith ; hence the temple. He must create; hence the city. He must liv e ; hence the plough and the ship. But these three solutions com prise three per­ petual conflicts. The mysterious d iffic u lty o f life results in all three. Man strives with obstacles under the form o f superstition, under the form o f prejudice and under the form Almost every day a new hotel o f the dem ents. A triple necessity w eighs upon us. There la constructed in Miami. But ten y ea n ngo Miami wasn’t much is the fa ta lity o f dogmas, the oppression o f human laws, and larger than Hanford is today. Han­ the inexorability o f nature,— V ictor Hugo. ---------- o- ■■ - . On Friday Hanford will take an­ other progressive step by voting $920,000 in bonds for the purpose o f acquiring tho public utilities and erecting n new city adminis­ tration building. Renl citizens who have the future o f their citv at heart arc Feeing to it that they are qualified to participate in this important election. It is a noticeable fact that the man who goes out after business ;et* his share and more, while the ellow who waits for business t > come to him is always grumbling about poor business conditions. The aggressive business man is n consistent advertiser. And the on<s who doesn’t advertise doesn’t do tho volume of business he could ? One of tho most popular build­ ings in a rhy the size o f Sanford is the Y. M. C. A. building. San­ fo rd ,people would be doing a line thing to orovide tiie city with an organization o f this character. There is not a finer bunch o f young men anywhere than is found in this city. They *honM have th» advantage of a fine Y. M. C. A. building. •------- o--------•Beal estate men in other cities of, Florida n»e innti'rin'' ” hout *hi possibilities in Sanford. When live and nrogrcMive realtor* commence inquiring nbout a citv there are bound to be p’ oru real estate de­ velopment*. Sanford is gettin g good advertising these days nnd real estate men now operating in the state nro desirous o f coming here. Sanford needs more live, uo to the minute real estate nu*n. They make Florida cities grow faster. ^ * iU O Q f had ,cmo SmSSj CONTEST FOR STATfe OF FLORIDA A Chicago boy of fir. Play a Baxnphono n e S , MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society C IA L_ CM DARI More I-ondon In «n v . 0|>1 °I n w J h fflA This 1024 look* like ■ i fo r celebrities, but thw year ia bad for celcfcritioi ' " “ This story was old—good nnd old “ Fifteen minutes! H e’s on the — before prohibition canto in. outskirts o f town." A s I used to hear it, years nnd "Sixteen minutes! He’s flying years ajpt, two southern gentle­ down Main S treet!" men o f rijiencd age sat one eve­ "Seventeen minutes! H e’s hitch­ ning by thu hospitable fireside of ed and he’s running into Jake Dud­ one o f them when the shocking ley s saloon." discovery was made that there “ Eighteen minutes. Jake is fill­ wasn’t a drop in the house to ing up the ju g.” drink. “ Jake is driving the cork in.” “ Jim ! Oh, you Jim," called the "Jim hns grabbed the ju g and is host and in jirompt response his running out to where his horse is black body-servant appeared in hitched. Major, I make it strongthe livin g room door. t’l-— that’s the* most punctual nig­ “ Jim ," ordered his master, “ I ’ve ger south o f the Mason and Dixon’s just found out that the demijohn line!" is empty and here Colonel Duo-! “ Twenty-one minutes and nhalf. love and 1 are fairly perishing f o r 1He’s coming up Main Street, hell­ a toddy’. Throw a saddle on the. bent for election!" fastest horse in thu stable nnd "H e ’s passing the suburbs!" grab a jug and light out for town 1 "H e * whizzing pnst the grave­ as fast as you can go ami tiring a y a rd !" supply o f liquor buck, it you | "H e ’s crossed the bridge over the hurry, you ought to be back in creek— right on the* dot!” just fo rty minutes. Hut don’t lose; ‘‘Thirty-seven minutes!” clarionany tim e— I don't believe we can ed the Colonel a fter a little. "H e ’s wait a single minute longer than1loft the blacksmith shop behind that!” him. Ho’a gone by the crossroads “ Boss," pioclaimed Jim, ‘T hu to the swamp. Major, get the gam*!” sugar and the icu and the sjiring “ The roads are powerful muddy,' wnter ready. Your boy is on the M ajor," said the guest, a-; Jim I last lap. He’s topping the last vanished. “ I’m nfrtiid your man li II. won't be able to make the round “ Thirty-nine minutes!” shouted trip on schedule time." the Major. “ He* must be galloping “ Don't you worry, Colonel," said up the lane from the big roail. the Major, comfortingly. “ That; Colonel, in just one minute from boy o f mine is tho most juinctual now (hat b-y w ill be standing in nigger there is in the whole stale that doorway yonder— or I miss of Tennessee." Ho glanred ut liisi wuteh. "H e ’s just about gallop­ ing out o f the stable now." , He sat down his timepiece still in hi* hard. Colonel Doolovo,: drooling slightly at the mouth,; produced his watch and mentally 'he uuir proceeded lo follow the black messenger on his errand. PRETTIEST tfntery Tea Dy muaic u » - % at Woman'. Club at 4 Cop .ays Bj^bTrTmh fc Rr. ila ennn.i:^ ®r, Vwas speeding ^ wood had nothing nab ** uj_Mrs. Harry . Hecren entertain the members o f jdl,n Bridge Club a t har , on Union Avenue, a t 3 p. 13 **outh Afrit* Judge Landis must deeW* u Player's wife i sa nccesslu 19 carried. So that's decided.0-** ^.-M aster Clifford Bell inUrtoiu a number o f bio - friends nt 4 p. m., a t his ,. ^£otti Kot decorated for in Metropolitan Opera 25 y J j T docs take a brave man. * * ■ There’ sono nice thine > u movie celebrity scandals. always getting brand new o n ^ " i KjtevnT W ST o o G ood 1b LAST. n « f ! iCn°rbcl ' f ° y cxpcrts •" Cindanati .arc being eradicated. WtlL lt,\i Ine m ir r n L r ' . j,.feathers Association at Sby-^South Side Prim ary Paat-Teachers Association at Sjy'-OIrs. Dcnno Turner will tertain the Entrc Noun at 8 m • Sanford Association of utoMs Women will have dinr at 8 P- m., Vnldez H otel, in aor of Mrs. Margaret Laing, Chicago. ,y—Mrs. F.. P. Morae w ill onrtain the members o f the Book mrs Club at her home at itledge Station. * Her mind is like n sundial: it records only pleasantness.— Anon. Different ns Piers Plowman and Mr. Pickwick.— Anon. o f tomato soup.— Anon. Distressing ns an amateur cock­ tail.— Anon. Difficult ns to put n blister on a porcupine.— Anon. • No more prlvr-y ihnn a Broad­ way w affle cook.— Anon. Littered with debris ns n picnic train.— Gertrude Atherton. Lonely ns n bachelor looking at Niagara Falls in June.— Arthur Bear. Harmless ns filtered water.— Thomas Beer. , Scattered like stovm-lashcd birds. —John Bojer. .......... His heart knocked like n fo r d car trying to climb thn roof o f a .Methodist / church.— Gcltb Bi|rgess. Vainly ns one strikes nt w ater with a sword.— W itter Bynner. Freckles like rust spots.— W ills Cathcr. . Woman is like a gun. H er range is limited. But in tho home she hits a man like ten thousands o f brick.— G. K. Chesterton. Locked teeth, like the tight edges of n sprung trnp.— Irvin S. Cobb. The face of the world looks as though it had shaved itself with a brokeh beer bottle while stand­ ing on a barrel in a cyclone.— Benjamin De Casscrcs. She looked like a fire in a pawn­ shop, fair covered with diamonds nn’ wntchei chains.— F.' P. Dunne. His voice was like a buzzsnw striking a rusty nail.— Arthur Folwell. . , Her head poised like n parachute. — Zona Gale. Bounded like n rntc exchange when some one hns trodden on the tail of a Foreign Minister.— Philip Guodelln. Felt as out of place as an Elk at Oxford.— Percy Hammond. Apparent to the naked eye ns the NVoolworth Building.— Robert Cortes Holliday. More money than the telephone company’s wrong numbers.— Sam Heilman. Eyes slits, like wise, smiling old buttonholes.— Funny Hurst. Editor . Washington has n crin • teal crimo wayc, not Coi $17,500 is small pay. Re j like a bootlegger or iandiord. His Thankful Sentiments iy_Mothcrs’ Club will be cnrUinttl by Mrs. Frank Adams |Mrs. Sam Bradford , a t the of the former at 3:30 p. m. 1 The Snllic Harrison Chap­ If , N. U. i\ H ill i l l hold IIUIII N. O. S. D. A.. (V.. R., w Ljr regular monthly m eeting ftbe home of Mrs. G. R. Loucks 17 Magnolia Avenue, at 3 Mock. h j—Litcrnturc Department of Fbmin’i Club meet at 3:30 p. I. it club house. “ The Greatest Partnership By F R A N K L. S T A N T O N In the Whole W orld” — I reckon we’ re felin ’ tliankful— I reckon we ought to be, F e r th e good w e’ve hnd to the present— fe r the future we can't see; F e r things th at we call our blessin’s— fe r the trouble an’ the sighs; But fe r all the preaching' an’ p ra yin ’, th ere’s a m ist there, 'round the eyes. ’OUR COY needs you. You can help him. lie looks to you for guiilance, *o “ Dad" it’s > W. Entzmingor of Longwood i in the rity Tuesday transnethuincss. up to you. Can you teach him anything of more value Yes, I reckon w e’re feelin ’ thankful fo r the life nn* light w e know— F er the little love th at’s le ft us, an’ the love th at’s under the snow; F er the hope that the love will g re e t us som ewhere on a golden shore, But in lonesome w inter shadows w e sigh fe r it more an’ m ore! than the enro o f money—the habit of thrift! Saving* Account Why Not? A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R Some o f us are divided— some have d rifted aw’a y ; A n ’ the stars are not so beautiful:— th ere’s less lig h t in' the d a y ! T h e re ’s a ro o f that gives us shelter— a table w ith plenty spread, But the vacant choirs bring heartache when we break our daily bread. Active Designated Depository o f The United State* of Ameriti, ...Stale.,of .Flaridq, City of Sanford and County of Seminole F. I*. FO RSTER, President But I reckon w e’re feelin ’ thankful, on the hills— in the flowerless dells, F e r the little ligh t that’s left us— fe r the music o f the bells; A n ’ m aybe w e’ ll see clearer when the clouds arc swept away, A n ’ the w eary w inter is no more, an’ we reach eternal I). F. WHITNER, Cashier B U Y T H A T W H IC H H A S B E E N T E S T E D AND HAS P R O V E N S A T IS F A C T O R Y . My Favorite Stories By Irvin S. Cobb The Hernld hns been asked for Information concerning Sanford by n building contractor o f P h ila ­ delphia. He states that he Is considering this section o f the •tate and upon his arrival will be­ gin the construction of* houses. Home people should be the ones to make the profit hut outsiders are seeing the opportunities, and are wasting no time making their plans to start operations, r Cop lays '1 The have been selected by frank J. Wil- There is little fear for the financial independence o f the man or woman who invests his earnings judiciously and who studies how to save regularly from the weekly earnings and puts away a little nest egg for the proverbial rainy day. The smart man or woman who plans to spend all his earnings for a temporary “ good time" regardless o f the consequences, will soon come to grief. • Sanford presents great opportunities fo r the th rifty per­ son. It has good banks and _good real—estate. _ ....... It offers every possible assistance to the man or woman determined to save. didate's opinion o f himself a fter election.— Anon. Ben Franklin’s warning should be remembered espe­ Acrimonious as post-mortems o f cially during T h rift Week “ Beware o f little expenses. A the bridge tnble.— Anon. Sanford banks show substantial growth. This speaks well fo r the prosperous people in Sanford nnd Bcminolo County. Bank state­ ments aro good barometer* o f financial and business conditions. ford ten years from now w ill also be building hotels and npurtment* at a fast clip. | It is well that at the begi innlng of each new year a week smnV*alp°Ni0/hedA I^ * !4|!!ttl? la set aside fo r this purpose. Americans ____________________ _ __ Brown A Co. It ia Mr. Wlistaeh’s need to be urged to save. And coming as it does when the year is ju st start­ ing, T h rift Week makes it easier fo r any person to make a fresh start toward financial independence. The greatest men in all lines o f a ctivity in the country are endorsing the thrift idea. The benefits that will be secured from this special week will depend entirely on how seriously the lessons of the week are impressed and how permanently the idea of thrift takes hold o f those who think o f it. . Business concerns throughout T H E IN D IF F E R E N T C IT IZ E N who fails to vote is a this country o f ours believe in gre a te r menace to society than the o ffic ia l who takes hush Wasting a lot o f money. Every day the mails bring to The Herald money.— Daniel A . Poling. office many loiters suitable only fo r deposit in the waste paper R E L IG IO N , SO C IETY, nnd N ature. T h ese arc the three basket. *' THE lE A E ’ best similes for loss F O L L O W IN G A C O N SIS T E N T C O U R SE The Tampa Observer The announcement in the pre­ ceding issue of Tho Observer o f nings. They do so beenuso Mr. 15 S O U T H M A IN S T R E E T . O RLANDO. FLA. its support of Frank E. Jennings Jennings would not be their gov­ brought forth so ninny words o f ernor. Ho would be governor o f B B aa aaB B B n aB n 3an u aaB aB aaaaR !in cx]B H B B R B aan n aasziiM praise thut The Observer more all the people. * than ever is convinced that Mr. Ho would not make one false Jennings v/ill be the next govern­ promise to be the governor. or o f Floridu. The Observer admits that in Mr. Jennings w ill sweep Duval Mr. Haines, Florida has u man of County, where he and Mr. Martin nation-wide influence nnd a great have long resided. I,ending nnd in­ •nan, but Mr. Haines was drawn fluential Democrats in their bonis Into this race by an element who ■ ■ ■ a a B B B B a H a a a B » K n K a i!s a a n a a 'iu x n c E R a a a a a B a » M |1 city have orugnized fo r Jennings in herculean strength. Phone 198 Phone 198 These include Frank C. Groover, recognized leader in the commer­ cial nvenues, and one o f Jackson- cal ambitions. The Observer be­ ville’a most constructive develop­ lieves _Mr. Haines, if he regards ers, u church worker and prohibi­ that his candidacy w ill divide the tionist. Among those most active progressive clement, w ill decline to fo r Jennings are hundreds o f hi* continue the contest. South Flor j home people, like A. W. Cockrell, idn needs him ns its greatest tiedistinguished lawyer, Hon. Arthur veloper. T. Williams, manager of Senator The Observer is frunk to admit ■ Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and l»’ajfKa8e Fletcher’s campaign, nnd a capi­ that Haines is well constituted fo r ! ■ Transferred A n yw h ere Any Tim e talist, who gives much lime to civic any position in this nation. He Is ‘ • S torage and charitable work; John W. nn admirable man, greut in ac­ Dodge, fo r years law partner o f hievement— great in generosity. a n a n a n a n a a n a a a e R a n a a iB s a a a a B n iia s n iic u a a a a a a 11* 11* Senator Fletcher: Frank O. Miller. Charles H. Spencer, o f Tampa, Florida’s most active good roads is n clean, honest, loyal Democrat exponent, and who lead the tem ­ and citizen, but whilo he is es­ perance forces with Rev. J. A. teemed by nn army o f good people, Taylor in the last legislature; thu political situation nt this time Hon. W. P. Corbe»t, Edgar Way- denies hirt being a factor. bright. together with an army o f j Worth Trrm m ell would make a men including lawyers, doctors,! mod governor, too, but his can- : hunkers, merchants, iubor leaders, didacy is not taken seriously. minister* and men proniineqt in Former Governor Cattn will car­ ry three or four o f the West Flor„ . . . . ida counties, and there he w ill bo Another way R ed Comb Fruuk E. Jennings can not lie left. Rod. Com b li* * 1 Mail** Egg Mash excels— occuneil o f a single ignoble act Because o f certain line-ups, the E ^M ash. $ 5 conlaihiA that he ever did. Hi* strength . race is clearly between Jennings comalnano.fTl among his home people i* due to i nnd Martin. There is but one from. the life he has icd course fo r The Observer to par­ dust nor ' ty hen practically a boy— ju s t1sue, and that is earnest, honeit V filler V i i reaching manhood age, he stumped support o f Frntik E. Jennings. We most o f Floridu fo r Prohibition, |wish all Florida knew Jennings as and nt a time when it seemed u we have knotvn hint fo r many i forlorn hope. . years. 1 As speaker of the House o f : ft is but fa ir to invite a coni- 1 ■----DuU oxj StUk§ ot F ill" Irritati ot»J Representatives and member o f the ! nuri— » o f th- records o f these two oJktrO lo IA« MmirjMl at Ika Ihraml. M a te Board of Control, his splen- candidates. The electors owe it to did record speaks for itself. themselves to investigate. luist on RED COMB for QUALITY Frank Jennings ha* never forMartin’s record us mayor o f sook a principle or a friend. Those Jacksonville, in the opinion o f The j who kiow him best will testify to Observer, deserves that he remain ! hi* Intense love of and loyalty to •in private life H e certainly made 1 Morida. 'n o better mayor than Cntt.s made! I heir w ill be certain corporate a governor. S j QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER The Dust Test Tells the N o w Claire Scott holds the spotlight as N ew York’s pret­ tiest girl. She won a recent benuty contest nnd us a reward w ill be featured in a new movie. These beauty contests certainly seek out pretty faces, don’t they? • T W E L F T H N IG H T PA RTY Brer Murrell o f Eustls spent V e ry unique nml lovely in every day here Tuesday attending to detail was the Tw elfth night jiarll business. ty given by Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Mc­ oe Scarlett o f DcLnnd was Bride nt their homo Monday eve­ mg the business visitors in ning. ford Tuesday. The rooms were beautifully dec­ In. John Stumper hns us her orated in Christmas colors witli it her sister, Mrs. Wnllio Gar- poinsottias, evergreens and silver ick of Crossville, Kansas. stars. .The guest* wedc received by Mr. in Murrell, formerly o f this nnd Mrs. McBride. Mrs.E.D. Mob­ ’ bat now o f Miami, was in ford Tuesday on business. ley and Mr. Ralph Warren were j »• *s•••«*•«•» i •11 .1 chpseq king aijd cpiuep for the eve­ Be Roytl’ ’Neighbors’ “d f ArtYOrning nnd given the seat or honor. will meet in Masonic H all at Tho lights were then turned out. I Thursday evening. A ll memi ire requested to bo present, High up in tho cast end o f the re will be election o f officers. living room appeared nn electric star, while “ Star o f the East” was softly played, ns if by magic tiny colored light* appeared among the evergreen nnd silver stars, thut bunked the stairwu>. A long high bench covered with red velvet trimmed with insel, on cither end of which was a cast camel representing a desert caravnn laden with packages of vari­ ous shape and size—done in white paper tied with tinsel and illum­ inated with tiny lights was placed before the king and queen. These !• the former attending the were the gifts to be chosen by the this caused much m erri­ itmg of the County Comniis- guests, i*n , Mrs. Curlett attending the ment ns they regardless of shape only a card Bncon of the County Federation or size contained board star and tiny silver pencil, pers ut the Valdez. the evening favors. Thu king and flA I , D EPAR TM EN T E N J O Y queen were presented with a packitgu which contained large pop­ t BRIDGE P A R T Y . corn balls. A guessing contest was then Pclightful in every wny, was the fife party given Tuesday nf- participated in, the 12 months was foon for the members o f the So- represented by some decoration I Department o f the Wom an’s or effect in tno rooms and the |b. with .Mrs. W. J. Thigpen ns lady o r gentleman guessing cor­ Miss ■ten. There were 15 tables of rectly wa3 given a prize. frers. Potted plants nnd basket* o f cut pers were used with artistic cfP in the large uuditoriuni where L? i ^ l e s were arranged. |nts shaded in red, anil the large fr y tire, completed the charmI picture. Pforci were kept on tallies do­ ped with blue birds, and af[ a number of rubbers o f bridge, [. Pru° for high score, silk linfie. was won by Mrs, \V. M. P , Second prize, a grey linen [, < u’ns awarded Mrs. E. M. [onway. F o l l o w i n g the nwarding o f the pes. tho hostess, assisted by [• G. Sharon, Miss KnthPe Hi.key and Miss Ruba WilP* *erved tempting refroshny consisting o f »a|ud, saltines, {es ami coffee. ™ V ; ? V ’no t*le lanteat and . sj delightful parties given by i ^ocial Department this season, C O U N TY FE D E R A TIO N LUNCHEON. _ D u s t chokes th e hen RED COMB EGGMASH • IS DUSTLESS! annual business meeting li’ction of officers o f the G. 1 was held Tuesday afternoon -* homo o f Mi** Eva Grnce *r °h Seventh Street. ;h business was attended to, an* made fo r the year’.* work, inrol Stone was re-elected Member of Sanford High School la Recipient of High Honor— Stands Fourth In Nation­ SE M IN O LE C O U N T Y FED E RA­ al Contest. Residence 217-W T IO N CI.UB8 . (A s Reported ffc hffs. John Leonard!.) Scnfcoly two yenrs have pass­ ed since the organization o f the Seminole County Federation, but this time has been marked by de­ finite cfTorts on the part o f the club women to better the child life in their respective communities; secure parks, inspirational beauty snots fo r the coming generations; plan fo r the educational advance­ ment o f the county; protect bird life; encourage a higher order o f citizenship through tho right kind of Americanization; look after the needs o f our poor, delinquents nnd other unfortunates; nnd last but certainly not least is the work o f bringing into closer touch with each other on the grounds o f a common inctrest the women o f our county. Our child welfnro committee to­ gether with the League o f Women Voters secured from tho county commissioners one .year ago the appropriation for the county nurse. We held the following clinics Inst year: otic clinic fo r mid-wives; one hookworm clinic, and a course in bed side nursing sponsored by me Red Cross and worked largely through the different women's elubs in the county. This bedsido nursing class was most success­ ful for it worked not only with the white but nlso with colored elnsses. Every child in the county schools wus weighed nnd measured as well ns being given a complete physical examination. Tho Ge­ neva l ’arent-Tenchers club put hot lunches in their rural school and (quipped a playground. Tooth­ brush drills were given in every school ntul tubes o f tooth pnstc given away. A course in physical culture was given nnd niar^y of the schools have purchased W al­ ter ('am p's Daily Dozen, ndn take them every day. A ll the schools in the county except three own their own scales; the health cru­ sade is in every school in the coun­ ty. The Geneva school gives once a month a health piny which the children enjoy immensely nnd at the same time learn important health laws without any undue pain. A Better Baby week will be put on December. Litcrnturc is being distribuetd to the mothers on How to Feed the School Child and nil follow up work carries the nurse into the homo where she tries to improve conditions when necessary. The county federation now owns n beautiful five-acre park on the Wtkiva river. This is not to lie cleared hut le ft largely in its wild tropica! state but running through the park at intervals will be trails and on the plateau in the park the county’* bird sanctuary. EvJciul/, in, thy;kowitfy-.btxw;* nnd the city o f Sanford owns five. Our educational committee is raising a $100 scholarship. This will be completed by Christmas nnd loaned to a g irl now in T a lla ­ hassee. We are now working bn plans fo r n county library sys­ tem. Each town in the county will in the next month he niude a bird sanctuary and the federation owns possibly the largest bird snneutary in the state, being an 80 nero tract of land located at Altamonte. The deed w ill j>nss to the federation as soon as the town passes the or­ dinance declaring themselves sanc­ tuaries. Our Americanization committee chairman is making a tour o f the county schools teaching the cor­ rect usagif o f the fla g and instill­ ing in our boys und girls reverence for our country nnd its laws. Each school is to be given a book. The Flag Code. Our social service committee has secured help from the county commissioners nnd administers the money fo r one poor widow and four orphans. One home has been investigated for social agencies outride o f the state. The county farm has been furnished enter­ tainment several times, and the convict camp inspected and litera­ ture sent to the convicts. Clothes have been furnished several fam­ ilies. Our meting* are always enjoy­ able from u social standpoint. Thu women meet and have a short ses­ sion in the morning and then ad­ journ fo r a luncheon served by the hostess club. We always try to have one or two good speakers but never crowd our program. A t our last meeting Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. li F. Blackman and Mrs.. John Fuller were honor guests nnd each brought a mes­ sage o f inspiration nnd good cheer. Mrs. John List spoke on beftutmcation o f highway* and parks. During tho remaining months of our club year we are going to conduct n club institute nnd have a parliamentary law cluss under Mrs. E. M. Galloway. ASW H1 AS MAN Hr T i e A— elated r r » - > G A IN E S V IL L E , ia n . 0.— Work o f preparing the 'Gator v a n ity basketball team fo r the coniine season w ill now begin in earnest, with the holiday season over. Di­ rector W hite, o f the athletic ’ de­ partment, w ill train his charges with the view o f entering them in the Southern Intercollegiate Con­ ference tournament to bo held at Macon, a fte r they have finished their regular season. The season will be opened here January 14 and 15 with games against Southern College. Later a trip w ill be taken through Georgia, South Carolina and parts o f North Cnrolinn, while on February 21, 22 and 23, the Gat­ ors w ill pluy Southern, Rollins nnd Stetson, respectively, in their home state. S A N FRAN CISC O , Jan. 8— Man and lightning shorn equal re­ sponsibility In the fa ct that fo r ­ IT DOES NOT CRACK est fires in Cfcltfornia were more FEEL, NOR BLISTER, I destructive-during tho past yea r CHALK OFF t than In any other state, according to a report Issued by the United A Full Line' of Kabomiae, V nishes and Stains States forest service here. Eighty-six per cent o f all the California fires in national fo r ­ SOLD O N L Y B Y ests were extinguished by forest rangers and their co-operators be­ fore more than 10 acres had been covered by flames. Forest o f f i ­ cers obtained convictions ngninst .120 violators o f state and federal Welaka Bldg. Phone 3 fire laws. . "Tho ‘ tallor-msdc* cignrettc nnd tho unoxtinguished match continue to be tho greatest enemies o f our forests,” said District Forester Paul G. Rcdington. " I t is sur­ prising also to note the number o f fires started by careless campers. SANFORD PA IN ! STORE Rubbing leather shoes with vaseline occasionally keeps them soft and nlso helps to prevent moisture from passing through them so quickly. Doc Hiller says: A void spend­ ing money (even pennies, njcklos or ditr.'as) for needless things, lest you come to want needed things. Income Tax Helps IN CO M E T A X IN N U T S H E L L W HO? Single persons who had net income o f 91.003 or more or gross income o f $3,000 or more, nnd mnrricd couples who hnd net income o f $2,000 or more or gross income of $5,000 or more must file re­ returns. Milane Theatre T O N IG H T C O L G A T E 'S : - W HEN? The filing perio 1 i« from Janunry 1 to March 15, 1024. REAL W H E R E ? Collector o f internal revenue fo r tho district in which tho person lives or hn« his principal place o f busi­ ness. TREAT HOW ? Instructions on Form 1040A nnd Form 1040; nlso the Inw nnd reguiutions. taken plnce, chariftis d ftK tiy ’ trdtrable to the marc general construc­ tion o f good roads. Only those who have lived in No Man’s Iumd can even faintly lualizc what heartaches and strug­ gles its settlement has meant. Many a homesick woman has thought wistfully of some little white church “ back cast;” its pcacefulfulness, and the friendly faces o f those who were brothers nnd sisters in that church. _ Many n strong man, without quite de­ fining his need, wanted the in­ spiration o f forceful sermons and solemnly swelling music. But it takes money to build churches, and a fair number o f members to sup­ port them, und the settlors were ordinarily pool, and long distances upart. When roads were only dusty trails, broken by canyons and sandhills, friendly cullers were few. As more settlors came, roads were improved somewhat— the dearth o f religious influences, can estimate th i rial value o f Sunday rchool there. Men und women drove weary miles over thu toil­ some roads, to fee! anew thu "peace that paaseth understanding,” and old, old miracles were translated into tho marvels of their daily surroundings for the little chil­ dren. Htill the relentless miles were n barrier. A home missionary, duunticssiy daring heat or cold, driving a team o f Indian ponies, might meet many warm welcomes in the isolated settler’s home, nnd yet encounter refusals to attend church services, because they were too fur off, nnd the roads bad, or because, in thu rush o f farm work, horses worked all week must rest on Sundays. The work o f better organized churches, in thu few sirinil towns, had little influence outside the immediate limits o f the hnye increased religious activity. A ll life was broadened; young people.:’ societies furnished ex­ perience nnd developed thought nlopg many lines, encouraging comradeship and helpfulness. Sun­ day school nnd church came to mean more, when distance was nn longer an obstacle. With better communication it was easier to practice the deeper principles of Christianity, love and kindliness. If some home missionary o f the early days, absent 15 or 20 years, should come back r o w , driving his w iry littlo jinnies, he would sen thit many of his prayers for No Man’s Land have been answered, and hu could well say with Odell Sheppard: ‘ ‘There are roads that clamber to greet tho dawn, Or din to the misty sea, Wandering .restlessly..99, <>pd on Tirrougil all the youis4liat Tie; Ilut these that morch across the plain, Past banners o f goldonrod, 1 Out of the sight* and sounds of men. A re lending back to God.” W H A T ? Four per cent normul tnx on tho first $4,000 o f net income in excess o f the porsonnl exemption und credits for dependents. Eight per cent normul tnx on balance o f net income. Surtax from 1 cent to 50 per cent on net incomes over $0,000 for the year 1023. Hairy. Poultry and Live Stock Feed M iN .V lit lS L E N T E R T A IN E R S PRICES 30c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 plus Tax Scata Now cn Sale FOR T A X P A Y E R S . No. 9. Deductions for contributions to corporations or organizations “ or­ See the “M arriage ganized and <>|>oratcd exclusively the Midgets'* at for religious, charitable, scientific, of literary, or educational jiurjroses * * * no part o f the net earning* High School, Jan. 15. o f which inures to the benefit o f any private stock-bolder or in­ dividual’’ are deductible to the e x ­ SPEED UP YOUR tent o f 15 per cent o f the taxpay­ er’s net income for 1923, coniput L A Z Y L IV E R ed without the benefit o f this de­ duction. Every church cnantitutc* a religious corporation or org a n ­ H em Jones L iver nnd Kidney Tonic W ill Do It ization fo r the purpose o f this deduction. Donations to mission­ ary funds, church buildings, pew rents, assessments and dues paid ;tvi churches are deductible. Deductions for contribution* to jvditicnl campaigns are not allow­ able. (T o be continued Tom orrow) T IP S Wilkes Wonder ''Itreum W ill W o rk W cm lcrs For You AM USEM ENTS Beautiful scenic and costume creations, splendid musical, vocal Vaudeville and comedy number* are promised by that |>ipular min­ strel attraction which for 25 years have been returning each season to Sanford under the per­ sonal management nnd direction o f J. A. Coburn. Not the biggest, but one o f ttie best, Colnirn'a Mi-strels keep faith with natron* und jiubiio porviding the latest and best in minstrelsy at all times and places Old time feature* and modern ideas contribute their part with the reputation of “ one of the best singing shows enroute," continue to be ever welcome visitors. A t the Milano Theatre on Wednesday, Jan. l>. Bandmaster Hurt Proc­ tor’s noonday and night concert* provide popular and snappy min­ strel music. Scats are now on sale at R. C. Bowers. A complete change o f personnel, scenery, costumes and programme, comedy nnd musical number*, vau­ deville nnd character acts with J. A. Coburn’* Minstrels at the Milane Theatre on Wednesday, Jan. !*. Splendid flinging, jazzy danc­ ers, funny comedians’ novelties anil clean fun. This is enid to be the best company and production Manager Coburn ha., ever brought to Hanford in the pnst 25 consecu­ tive seasons under hi* manage­ ment. Slim Vermont, N’nte Mulroy. Hank White. Ben McAtee, Edward C. Clifford, Chester Huffman, Car­ los Jones. Joe McAnalon, Charles Donlon, J. W. Pennycook, DeVaro nnd DeCarlo, and a big company o f other well known minstrel men o f merit. Heats on sale at R. C. Bowers. Black-Draught* Roccmmendcd by an Arkansas Farm er W ho Has U sed II, When N eed ­ ed, for 25 Yearn otSIIY M yrtle Avenue nnd Fourth,,s" ,» Street Hatfield, Ark.— Mr. G. W. Par­ sons, a well known farm er on Route 1, this place, says: “ I keep Black-Draught in niy homo all the time. It is the best all-around medicine I have ever found for the liver and fo r constitution. We be­ gun using it 25 or more years ago and have used it whenever needed since. I have never found any oth­ er medicine as good for constipa­ tion, and that was what I suffer­ ed with till I began using BlackDraught. Black-Draught correct­ ed this condition, nnd now we use it for the liver und for indigestion — a light and sluggish feeling a f­ ter meals, fo r bad taste in the mouth and sour stomach. “ My w ife use* it for headache and billiousnesa. It sets on our shelf and we don’t let it get out. It has been a great help to us. I believe a great deal o f sickness is caused by hurried eating and cunstipation, and Dlnck-Dr.iught, if taken right, w ill correct this con- I'nm-ilM* an- Instrilcli"] to r<'fnn.t nmn. v In i vrry liistanrn where K.tll*(:irlur> ri siillN urn lint nMaliinil. Tim v..ry llr*( do*« of . n . K l f J i m s I.IV IIH A M I K IO M -'.t T ll\ H l rlniiv«t liiv.irlntily n i <i|m I ha I n d ' n e y of Mi.cilim a ml rnoKhlng ami (he third dim- usually stopa tin, severest f o l.li. The eommoit t’old must he elasMe.J us n nerluus disease [«< yi t rid of It at ottos. If >our tnu.icle* are sore or you h av» Unit elillly feeling v lilt a dull hniidanlm. It's u »urn idwli Hint you have taken eu|i|. I'-.li l wait for I*n»-ti 111,1111.1 to ile\ el»»p. Imt buy a bottle of CM-JM Ju.NKS I.IVKIt A N !» K IU N K Y TONIC today. The c ,<t I* small amt you e in not afford to take u eliiw.nn ut tills tin „ of year. I'm Hale ut U O U M IL L A T & A N D E R S O N M IL A N E T H E A T R E One Night Only, Wednesday r o n iM i i i i u k c t t \ n i \ T i c r Milan \ iii:»n iU )-tin r.\K lN tt III > I ’. M.W 1Oil K. i’ lltl. Vlll'.l.l’ llI \ A M , CIIH'AOO • AMO u O LPasy-R , F rt? x \ - LOOKS “ WONDER ,1 AGE pLS LAUGHTER, N0V6QY Usi SHINY NOSE PLAY EXCESS PERSPIRATION CILY SKIN-ODOR OF PERSPIRATION BLACKHEADS—ENLARGED PORES RED NOSE-FRECKLES BU SIN E SS W O M E N ’S ASSO­ C IA T IO N D IN N E R A T VA LD E Z The Sanford Business Women’s I Association will have a dinner Thursday evening nt the Vnlilrs Hotel in honor o f Mrs. Margaret Laing o f Chicago, 111. The regular weekly luncheon nt the Lu-Ueth Cafeteria will be post­ poned this week. Witt Knp Your Skin f rtifi Looking SOLID SEASON AT THE KLAW THEATRE NEW YORK S PE C IA L PRICES Jnn. 10th, 11th, and 12th, 33x3 Tires nnd Tubus , Buy your gas froui visible pumps work with the Federation chair- in carrying out plan* outlined man, Mrs. John Leonard!. here bp th* executive committee. Covers were laid for Mrs. John The meeting is scheduled to meet Lconardi, Mr*. Endor Curlett. Mrs. July 2ti o f that year. Tho execuB. G. Smith Sirs. W. B. Ballard, tive committee has nlso completed Mrs. Porter Wakefield, Mrs. W. O. arrangement* for the program of Wolcott, Miss Agnes Berner, Miss, the Florida state convention to bo Elizabeth Muason, Mrs. B. J.|held at Tnrqpn June 13-lfi o f this Starling and Mrs. R, K, Tolar. year. “"vrifh a dentifrice tiuf r we* notscratch or scoos* Wash”your teeth clean s with ,.c 11.111 ll.il>- In Thi- \>-.» 1. il. Anu'rli'iin mi)ai -I U.-f, lha niiMt,)| hiirilrnnl. 111MI iiom h.iliuil Ik ra lrr-c w m I > »ll Itirnuiih ikU kcnu- : Ini|>ln; t, lltn ul u ruriltr or t«% i. II li |irrrl«rl> n b it Ike ■ rurriil piilillr Mill liinlrr-tnii.l nml apprcrlalr. Knarliiatins, ro— ■••iiii IIi-—» moot riu in m liix tkrlllrr. It I- n « lrrt-|>rr«ilblr thrlllrfj* With Jnturi IlNKfcro. <i**rnll;u IliirriiiiKh-. Itub; lllavkhutB. \\ llll.mi Ilunr) mill n «-m>( I'HK-KMINK.VT. P R IC E S — 50c lo $2.00 See the “Marriage of the Midgets” at High School, Jan. 15. 103 Palmetto Avenue 1113 Hanford Avenue Phono 481-J Seals on Sale T h u rsd a y — M all Orders Now > �■ L b'-V JACK DEMPSEY IS ENJOYING VISIT TO “MAGIC CITY” MIAMI, Jan. 9.— Jack Dempsey, world's heavyw eight champion, is enjoying his little visit in Miami. I So is Teddy Hayes, his runningmate and social secretary. The pair motored to Miami from Jack­ sonville, arriv in g in the Magic City early Sunday evening. They arc staying a t the H otel McAilister, and as a result, two telephone girls are nearly frantic in their attempt l < M*V> to handle the several times a minuto callls, which have poured into the hotel ever since it beenme known that the M cAllister was Jack’s hangout. Dempsey spent a restful night in his room overlooking the bay and remarked Monday morning that even though a little rain made ■things look dreary that he liked ■ Miami and while he might stay only a day or so nt this time thnt t h e . chances fo r his return were excellent, with the possibility o f his appearing here in a match with some other clever lad in the im­ mediate future. I talked fo r more than two hours with the w orld’s champ Monday morning between the lather. That is to say, during that period o f tim e represented in the difference between the lather, rezor and whiskers, which Jack was having removed when I dropped in. Lounging back in n comfortably chair, his head propped up by n real fluffy M cAllister pillow, Jack was enjoying his shave, a selection on his portable music box, chnuffeured by Tuddie Hayes, who spent his odd moments answering the telephone and looking disgustedly nt a long, deep dose o f enstor oil which he said he required to help him keep his youthful appearance. .O f his future appearances in the rin g, Jack hud little to say. "You see, it is this way,’ said Jack, “ those handling that part o f tlu* m s—• gam e hack in New York make nU nrangcnicnts. A ll I know is the . dnto and who my opponent will he. 1 Right now it would appear that there will be no matches until next spring, because there are no place t available fo r a big match. I will probably meet l o a m y Gibbons again and also Firpo," said Jack. Speaking o f Firpo, Jack admit­ ted that had the Argentinian known more o f the game he might have whipped him in the memor­ able fight. “ Firno had mo going Bure enough, and had lie had the gi I knowledge o f the fight game tha ho should have had, I expect that there might have been a new champion,” he said, laughing. Dempsey, ns you know him, is , n likable chap, lie is u big hoy, w e ll set up, with laughing eyes and a geniality thnt is spontan­ eous. He is anxious, above all else, to bo different than others who have followed the fight ganldi for n profession by saving anil laying aw ay a nest e g g for future years. H e realizes that he is on the cress o f popularity now, and knows that Home day the laurel crown which ho now wears will be wrested nwny. He is not worried ut pres­ en t over any o f the present con­ tenders, yet realizes that some titnc an unknown w ill come forth and take his place. Teddy Hayes, his running mate looks after all of the details of •luck’s business while on the trio. Teddy is one o f those likable chaps, w ith a friendly Immlshuke for ev­ eryone and when the champion g ets the dumps ho cranks up the little old music box and does a enpor or two which Jack admits is the best medicine in tiie world. During bis t.tay in Miami, Jack pinna to take a flight with Harry Rogers, shoot a little golf, visit the greyhound race tracks and do oth­ er little things to be found in Mi* anti. It is probable that he will drop over to Havana for a day or ho and then return to the Magic C ity. His plans depend entirely on negotiations now under way in N e w York, which will he settled W ith in the next week or so. Speed Demons! a . o. ueMien unu rti uatra ueciueu to imkc ineir new ( 7 ) car fo r a ipln through Now York City streets. This photo shown what happened after the 1900 model finally gathered momentum. But the cop is smil­ ing, so evidently it isn’ t so serious. “Ark” Newton Drives “Whitey” Taylor Is Golf Ball 30/ Yards Navy’s Grid Leader JA C K S O N V ILLE . Jan. 9.— “ A rk " Newton, captain-elect o f the Gators 1921 football eleven nnd nilsouthern halfback, is believed to have set n record recently on the Gainesville links when he drove a golf ball fo r a distance o f 30? yards. The Florida celebrity got his drive in a foursome with three other members o f the 192.1 grid machine, Sam Cornwall, center; "C y " W illia m s tackle, and Owen lUttmnn, hnlfmck. Golf has become a populnr sport with the Gator grid men nnd daily the links in Gainesville nre being crowded to their capacity. Resides the grid potential Sam zotis, nnd other golf players o f note include Grodon, form er nmatour state champion; Mum Brum­ by and others. A N N A P O L IS , Md., Jan. D.— Ed­ mund B. (W h itey) Taylor, o f Lim a, Ohio, has been elected captain o f the Nnval Academy football team fo r next season. Tho election took place on the train en route home from Pasadena, Calif. Ta ylor Is the youngest member of the team, 19 yearn old. lie has played a fine gnme nt left end this season nnd also center on the LaCrossa team. The fotball party reached Annapolta shortly after noon Monduy j and received a warm welcome. Shuplcy, fullback, received a brok­ j en collar bone during the game, nnd la not exuecteri to be nblo to play baskcthnil this year. Cullen, halfback, retired from the game with n badly bruised arm, hut it improved greatly during the trip home. The players gave up their Christmas leave to take the trip and play the game against W ash­ ington, and lost hut two days from their regular work at the A ca ­ demy. gatorcageteam ; IS. WINNER OVER THE G. H. S. TEAM! BIG MOMENTS OF SPORT U N IV E R S IT Y OF F L O R IL A , G A IN E S V IL L E , Fla., Jan. 9.— Ex* hibiting a varying brand o f basket­ ball before n sinr.ll gallery o f mi c: in tors, the University of Florida varsity quintet last night Luis Angel Firpo had just been defeated Gainesville High school in floured again. He had been floor­ a listless exhibition. The score w m ed many times hofore, but on this 21 to 12, A host o f substitute- ocenvion he had flopped upon his rushed in to . thv fray but Coach back in the resin with n thud thnt White at.all.tim es kept the count usually denotes-extended -sleep. down, tM PlfW t stringers reidnined For the first part o f the count he in ju .l long enough to run up a remained sprawled out almost mo­ comfortable lead. tionless. A t the count of five he The great offensive play o f Ken began to squirm and writhe. A t the noth Halt, “ R ed" Newton nnd Ed­ count o f nine he was just liftin g gar Jones combined the sterling himself up, wearily and painfully. defensive work o f Otis Murshnfl He had barely beaten by a half and Dick Crown, were fentures in second the fatal toll that meant in the nluggish encounter. "B u lldog” this case totul extermination in Thomas, u substitute forward, less than two minutes. Anyway, proved himself the Ftnr pefrrdmer one more punch would end it. on Jou Barchan’s list o f basket* Close to 80,000 persons were eers. howling and yelling ns Dempsey, Florida's varsity will be n great now careless, rushed in to finish team this season, but naturally in the act. Hut in place o f lunging the opening competition last night Into n clinch Firpo came up swing­ they were not up to near standard. ing his right fist. The fist caught, Jimmy White, the Lest basketball the unguarding Dempsey on the conch that ever appeared here, has jaw. Ills knees nagged. His eyes taught bis proteges ba dictball, and became glazed. And Firpo, sens­ before another two weeks huve ing tho change, continued the nspassed the Oran go nnd IHue Cng- sanlt. Dempsey fo r n moment i-rn will unquestionably be dan­ kept a-.vay, and then with a half gerous. ■wing and a half lift Firpo caught ' No player last night was more tiie champion between car and outstandbtg than voting K. II, Halt shoulder as Dempsey's feet flew one of the fe w letter men from into the nir and his big tanned last year's nnund. Coach White body came hurtling through the aiUcii upon Ila it to start at the ropes, head down. There was $ 1.pivot position and he played his 009,01)0 on the wing in thnt second post excellently. His three field and from SO,000 throats came a goals were nice shots, while the wild screech thnt never will be manner in which lie covered the forgotten. floor was without fault. The mauled and battered chnl"■Red” Newton, the Hillsboro |longer, almost out, was upon the flash, played jam-up ball, as iii.! verge o f victory. One sure blow, Connie Mack Signs Janes, but the latter was a good 1delivered with coolness nnd pre­ Son as Assistant ways o(T in his hooting, something cision ns Dempsey finally climbed that the entire team can w ell prac­ buck to the ring, meant a new P H IL A D E L P H IA , Jan. !>.— Earl tice. ; champion. The big Argentine fist Mack, Hon o f Connie Mack, mana­ came swishing through the nir, but g e r o f the Philadelphia American l A good slogan, "A garden for in the midst o f tho wild, (lurried League baseball team, has signed |every country home.” attack Dempsey’s waving, swaying a contract as a coach for the Ath­ head put off disaster a fter one o f letics, it was announced today. j the greatest thrills ever known to H e succeeds I lu rry Davi t, who will any sport. continue with tile team ns a scout. Young Muck was manager o f F IE L D A R T I L L E R Y A R R A N G E S the Murtlnsburg team which last MATCH. year won the pennant o f the blue T A M P A , Jnn. 9.— A match be­ A N N ARBO R, Jnn. 9.— Har­ R id ge League. The previous year tween Arantis del Pino upd Joe ry Kipke, >tai Michigan ath­ he piloted the Moline Club, and Chaney probably will be arranged lete, denied today that he had won the championship o f the Thruf <r Friday night. Jan. 11, accord­ accepted an offer from Miami E ye Leaguu. ing to match-makers fo r the llfith University to nerve as assist­ Th e elder Muck denied report ? ant football conch a’ the school Field A rtillery. that hu was grooming his son to next fall. succeed him an manager o f th e' Farmers' Week, the third annu­ Kipke is considering several A t h M ies. al meeting o f its kind in the Rtnte, offers but has not yet .decided “ I have no intention o f resign*, which position he will take. wil be held August 11-1(1 ut the Ing,' he naiil. 1 'U niversity o f Florida. Kipke Undecided About What To Do I* I [ [ T R Y •. SS ■■ ( r , • — 1 I *■ ■■ g fi ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ :, 1 ■■ ‘ Whereas, the Charter o f the City of Sanford, Florida, provides among other things that the City of Sanford, Florida, shall have the right to acquire, establish, own nnd operate, as a public utility, an electric light and power ptant or plnnts, and to provide tho City and the inhabitants thereof, with electric current fo t power and light, and, Whereas, the C ity Commission o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, now deems it most expedient nnd to the best Interest o f the City of Sanford, Florida, to acquire, es­ tablish, maintain nnd operate, as a public utility, an electric light and power plant or plants, Therefore, Bo I t Enacted By The People o f the City o f San­ ford, Florida: Section One: That it is the determination o f the City Com­ mission o f the C ity o f Snnford, Florida, to acquire, establish, own, maintain and operate, as a public utility, nn electric ligh t and power plant or plants, and to provide the City and the inhabitants there­ o f with nn adequate nnd ample supply o f electricity fo r power and light. Section Tw o; That the City Commission of the C ity o f San­ ford, Florida, furthc*- deems it ex­ pedient nnd to the best interest of the C ity of Sanford, Florida, and it is the determination o f the City Com mission o f the City of Snnford, Florida ,to issue utility bonds o f* the C ity o f Sanford, Floridn, in the sum o f Three Hun­ dred nnd Ten Thousand ($ 110,000.00) Dollars, the proceeds de­ rived from tho sale o f said bonds to l>c used for the following mu­ nicipal purpose, to-w it: To ncqulre, establish, purchase and con­ struct nn electric light and power plant or plants, including suitable land, easements, structures, boil­ ers, conduits, conductors, poles and other apparatus nnd appli­ ances, fo r making, generating, nnd distributing electricity fo r light nnd power purposes, said electric light nnd power plant or plnnts, when com pel ted to be op­ erated nnd maintained by the City of Sanford, Florida, ns a public utility, fo r the purpose o f furnish­ ing to the City o f Sanford, Flor­ idn, and to the inhabitants there­ of nn ndcquutc and ample supply of electricity. Section 3: That it is tho de­ termination o f the City Commis­ sion o f the City o f Sanford, Flor­ idn, thut the said sum o f Three Hundred nnd Ten Thousand ($110,000.00) Dollnrs, w ill be required for the purpose mentioned in Sec­ tions One and Tw o o f this ordi­ nance. Section Four: Thnt n bond is­ sue in the sum o f Three Hundred nnd Ten Thousand ($310,000.00) Dollnrs for the municipal purpose enumerated and specifically set forth in Sections One nnd Two of this ordinance, is hereby author­ ized, provided, however, that be­ fore said bonds or any part of said bonds shull be issued, this ordi­ nance shall be first approved by a majority vote o f the electors of the City o f Sanford, Florida, act­ ually participating in an election to he called and held at such time and in such manner as is prescrib­ ed by the Charter nnd the ordi­ nances o f the City o f Sanford, Florida. Section Five: That said bonds shall be o f the denomination o f One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars Section 1. That said tt People o f the City o f Snnford, I Df Sanford, Florida, In the Sum of Clerk, be o f the denominatios tOne Hundred nnd S ixty Thousand Section Six: Thnt the M ayor of Florida: Section One: That itds the d c-jDouarat th„ p ro c e e d s to be De­ Thousand ($1,000.00) Dc$ the City o f Sanford, Florida, is termination o f the City Commis- r,VC(j froril the gnj0 Th ereof to be bearing interest at the n hereby Instructed, authorized and slon o f the C ity o f Sanford, Flor­ Used to Acquire, Establish, par- And one-half per centre empowered to call nn election to num, interest payable ida, to acquire and establish, own, determine tho question o f the is­ mnitnnin and operate as a public chase and Construct a Gna Plant nually on the first days or Plants,' and suance of the bonds provided fo r uary and July, said line utility, a gas plant or plants, and F O R the acquisition and estab­ by this ordinance. to provide the City and the In­ to be numbered con lishment o f a gas plant or plants, Section Seven. That the form habitants thereof, with an ade­ from 1 to 75, both nos to be operated and maintained by o f the ballot fo r said election.shall quate nnd ample supply o f com­ elusive, all of said bonfc City o f Sanford, Florida, as a pub­ turc thirty years after fie bo as follows, to-wit: mercial gas. “ F O R TH E A P P R O V A L o f that lic utility, and the issuance thereof, beft Section Tw o: That the City certain ordinance o f the C ity of F O R BONDS.” pnl and interest of said ba Commission o f the City o f San­ “ A G A IN S T T H E A P P R O V A L paynble at ’The Chase Sanford, Florida, numbered 68, en­ ford, Florida, further deems it ex­ titled: o f that certain ordinance o f the Bank in the City of N( pedient and to the best interest o f 'A n Ordinance Providing fo r the City o f Sanford, Floridn, number­ State of New York, the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, and Acquisition and Establishment of money of the United it is the determination of tho City ed 69, entitled: an Electric Light nnd Power Plant 'A n Ordinance Providing fo r the America ;said bonds Commission o f the City o f San­ or Plnnts, by the City o f Sanford, Acquisition and Establishment of signed by the Mayor of ford, Florida, to issue utility bonds Florida, to be Maintained and Op­ a Gas Plant or Plants, by the City of Sanford, Florida, aid o f tho City o f Sanford, Florida, in erated as a Public U tility, nnd o f Sanford, Florida, to bo Main Clerk of the City of Sanki the sum of One Hundred and Six­ Providing fo r an Issue o f U tility tained nnd Operated ns a Public Ida, and shall hnvc affin ty Thousand ($160,000.00) Dollars, Bonds by tho C ity o f Sanford, U tility ,nnd Providing fo r an Is­ to the seal of the City tf tho proceeds derived from the sale Florida, in the Sum o f Three Hun­ sue o f U tility Bonds o f the City Florida, nnd the Interest o f snid bonds to be used fo r the dred nnd Ten Thousand Dollars, o f Sanford, Floridn, in the Sum o f to be nttached to said ba fo llo w in g 'municipal purposes, tothe Proceeds to be Derived from w it: To acquire, establish, pur­ One Hundred and S ixty Thousand be signed with the enjs the Sale Thereof, to be Used to chase nnd construct n gas plant Dollars, tho Proceeds to be De­ lithographed fac-simile Acquire, Establish, Purchase nnd or plnnts, including suitable land, rived from the Sale Thereof, to of snid Mayor and said ( Construct nn Electric Light nnd casements, structures, boilers, en­ be Used to Acquire, Establish, Section 4. That the ){ Power Plant or Plants,’ and gines, dynamos, machinery, reser­ Purchase and Construct n Gan tho City of Sanford. Fb F O R the acquisition nnd estab­ voirs, tanks, conduits, conductors, Plant or Plants,' nnd hereby instructed, authori lishment o f on electric light and pipes, gnsmeters, nnd other ap­ A G A IN S T the acquisition and empowered to call an da power plant or plnnts, to bo oper­ paratu s and npplinnces fo r mnk- establishment o f a gas plant or determine the question a ated and maintained by the City jlng, manufacturing, generating and plants, to be operated and main­ nuance of the bonds o f Sanford, Florida, ns a public distributing commercial gas, said tained “by the C ity o f Sanford, by this ordinance. gas plant or plants, when com­ utility, and Florida, as a public utility, and Section 5. That the font pleted, to be operated, and main­ F O R BONDS." A G A IN S T BONDS.” ballot for said election “ A G A IN S T T H E A P P R O V A L tained by the C ity of Sanford, Section E ight: This ordinance follows, to-wit: o f that certain ordinance o f the Florida, as a public utility, for shall become effective immodltcFO R THE APPROVAL City o f Sanford, Florida, numbered the purpose o f furnishing to the ]y upon its final passage ond adop­ cortnin Ordinance of ths City > or Sanford, Florida, and to (18, entitled: tion. Sanford, Florida, Num! ‘An Ordlanacc providing fo r the the inhabitants thereof, an ade­ Adopted this 10th day o f De­ entitled: “ An ordinanet Acquisition and Establishment o f quate and ample supply o f com­ cember, A . D. 1923. ing for nn Issue of Bonis mercial gas. nn Electric Light and Power Plant FORREST LA K E , City of Sanford, Floridi, Section Three: That it is the or Plants, by the City o f Snnford, S. O. C IIA S E , Sum of Scverty-fyre determination o f the City Com­ (S E A L ) Florida, to be Maintained and Op­ C. J. M A R S H A L L , Dollnrs, the Proceeds' to mission o f the. C ity o f Snnford, erated ns n Public Utility, nnd Aa the City Commission of rived from the Sale Thci Floridn, that the said sum o f One Providing for nn Issue o f U tility the City o f Snnford, Florida. Used to Acquire, Build, C< I Hundred and Sixty Thousand o f Snnford, ,, nnd Equip With Ihc i ($llid,t)()0.'M) Dollnrs, will be ret A ttest: Florida, in the sum o f Throe Hun­ L. R. P H IL IP S , Furniture, City Hall jquired fo r the purpose mentioned dred nnd Ten Thousand Dollnrs, ministration Building’’ City Clerk. in Sections One nnd Two o f this the Proceeds to lie Derived from nnd, FOR BONDS, 12-12-19-20-l-2-9-5t ; ordinance. the Sale Thereof, to be Used to nnd, Section Four: That a bond is­ Acquire, Establish, Purchase nnd A G A IN S T THE A I*PR' sue in the sum o f Ono Hundred and Construct nn Electric Light and that certain Ordinance of Sixty Thousund ($160,000.00) Dol­ Power Plant or Plants,’ and of Sanford, Florida. Ni lars, fo r tho municipal purpose A G A IN S T the acquisition and es­ 70, entitled, "An Ordt enumerated and specifically set tablishment o f nn electric light viding for nn Issue of forth in Sections One nnd Tw o o f and power plant or plnnts, tobe PR O V ID IN G the City of Sanford, FI this Ordinance, is hereby author­ A N O R D IN A N C E operated and maintained by the ized, provided, however, that be­ FOR A N ISSU E O F BONDS B Y the Sum of Seventy-five ‘ City o f Snnford, Florida, ns n pub­ fore snid bonds or any pnrt o f TH E C IT Y OF SA N FO R D , Dollnrs, the Proceed* to lic utility, nnd, said bonds shall be issued, this or­ F L O R ID A . IN T H E SUM OF rived from the Sale Thci A G A IN S T BONDS.” dinance shall be first approved by S E V E N T Y -F IV E . T H O U S A N D used to Acquire, Build, Section Eight: This ordinance D O LLA R S , T H E PROCEF.DS and Equip with the w a m ajority vote o f the electors shall become effective immediate­ of the City o f Sanford, F lor­ TO BE D E R IV E D FROM T IIE Furniture nnd l ixteres, ly upon its final passage nnd ida, actually participating )n SALE THEREOF TO BE Hall nnd A Imine.tra’.ioo an election to be called nnd adoption. USED T O A C Q U IR E . n U IL D , Adopted this HHh day o f De­ held nt such time nnd in such man­ C O N S TR U C T AND E Q U IP ‘"nnd, AGAINST BOSID^ ner ns is prescribed by the Char­ cember, A. I). 1923. This ordinance *hsll W IT H T H E N E C E S S A R Y F U R ­ ter and the ordinances of the City FO R R E ST L A K E , N IT U R E A N D F IX T U R E S , A t ffcctivc immediately cpoll o f Sanford, Florida. (S E A L ) S. O. CHASE. C IT Y H A L L A N D A D M IN IS ­ passage ond adoption. Section Five: Th at said bonds C. J. M A R S H A L L , Adopted this l<Hh T R A T IO N B U ILD IN G . As Ihu City Commission o f shall be o f the denomination o f cumber, A. D. P-’- 5. the City of Sanford, Florida. One Thousand Dollars each, benr- BF. IT E N A C T E D B Y T H E PE O ­ FORREST ing interest at the rate o f five Attest: P LE OF T H E C IT Y OF S A N ­ S. O. CHASE. ] r.nd onc-hulf (5 ',£ % ) per centum L. R. PH IL IP S , FORD, F L O R ID A : C. J. MARSH per annum, interest payable semi­ City Clerk. Section 1. That the City Com­ As the City Commii annually, on the first days of Jan­ mission o f the C ity o f Sanford. 12-12-19-26-l-2-9-5t the City of Sanford, 1 uary and July, said issue of bonds Floridn, deems it expedient and to „_.ni to be numbered consecutively from the beat interest o f the C ity o f Attest: L It. PHILIPS, (SEAL) 1 to 160, Doth numbers inclusive, Sanford, Floridn, to issue bonds o f City Clerk- f all o f said bonds to mature thirty the City o f Sanford, Florida, in 12-12-19-20-l-2*9-5t (30) years after the date o f the the sum o f Seventy-five Thousand issuance thereof, both principal ($75,000.00) Dollars, tho proceeds and interest of said bonds to be sale o f said A N O R D IN A N C E PRO VID IN G payable nt the Chnse National derived from the FOR T H E A C Q U SITIO N A N D Dank, in the City o f New York, bonds to be uaed for the following E S T A B L IS H M E N T OF A G AS State o f New Y ork, in lawful municipal purpose, to-w it: To ac­ P L A N T OR P I A N T S , BY T H E money o f the United States o f quire, build, construct nnd equip The very beat Battery1 C IT Y OF SAN FO R D , F L O R I­ America. Said bonds shall be with the necessary furniture and E X ID E DA TO BE M A IN T A IN E D signed by the M ayor o f tho City fixtures, a City H all nnd Adm in­ A N I) O PE R A TE D AS A P U B ­ istration Building; and it is fu r­ W e rc-ebarge ando f Sanford, Florida and by the LIC U T IL IT Y , A N D PR O V ID ­ Clerk of the City o f Sanford, Flor­ ther the determination o f the C ity m ak e s o f Batten® ING FOR A N ISSU E OF UTH,- ida, arid shull huve affixed there­ Commission that the construction 1TY BONDS OF T H E C IT Y O F to, the seal of the City of San and the furnishing o f snid C ity r a y brothi SAN FO R D , F L O R ID A , IN T H E ford, Florida, nnd the Interest cou -, Ilatl and Administration Building SUM OF ONE H U ND RED A N D jpons to be attached to snid bonds j is a necessary public improvement, Phone 54£ ORDINANCE NO. 70 ORDINANCE NO. 69 Batter T R Y ST y ° u evet* DE- [or lithographed foc-simUa. signa­ noflt to n i i TO of ffvii aM * ribe-hmlf pin — , PB( Section 2. 7 ^ tures of said Mayor * and said (5*4 tt) per ahttum,(interest pay­ RIVISD FROM THE SALE t>o derived f rom .i,1 an Or d i n a n c e p r o v i d i n g able semi-annually, an the first ’^HEREOF, TO BE USED TO Clerk. Section Six: That the Mayor of retd propo,^ Uiq, 7 FOR THE A C Q U S m O N AND days .of .January . and July, ACQUIRE, ESTABLISH, PUR­ said issue of bonds to be number­ the City of Sanford, Florid^, Is hereby appropriate CHASE a n d CONSTRUCT A Fr.TARLIBH W ENf OF ’ AN ed consecutively from 1 to 310, hereby Instructed, authorised and for the above stated OAS PLA N T OR PLANTS. F f ECTRIC LIGHT A N D POW;^oth numbers Inclusive, all of said empowered to call an election to purpose, and a bwj ■Whereas, the Charter o f tho ED PLANT OR PLANTS, BY I THE CITY OF SANFORD,1bonds * * ***** <80) ycttr C ity o f Sanford j Florida, provides detorininb the question of tho is­ »um of Sovcnty-ftr*' , a fte r the date o f the issuance am on g| tjdngs that tho City suance of the bonds provided for ($75,000.00) DoiluUfJ FLORIDA, TO BE MAtNTAINthereof,) both principal and inter­ nidpal purpose o f Sanford^Florida, shall h iv e the by this ordinance. ED A N D OPERATED A8 A est o f said bonds to be payable at right to acquire, establish, own specifically set forthT Sectidn Seven: That the form PUBLIC UTILITY, ANt> PRO­ The Chase National Bank, in the and operate ns a public utility, a of ballot for snid election shall bo VIDING FOR A N ISSUE OF [Is hereby authorW0* C ity o f New York, State o f New gfla plant or plants, and to pro­ as follows, to-wit: UTILITY BONDS BY THE York, in lawful money of, the Uni- vide the C ity and the Inhabitants “FOR THE A PPR O V A L of thnt however, that before CITY OF SANFORD; FLOR­ tdc States o f America. Said bonds thereof with commercial gas, and certain ordinance o f the City ofi ° r any port of said hei__. IDA, IN THE SUM OF THREE shall be signed by the M ayor of Whereas, the City Commission Snnford, FloHdn, numbered 69„ cn- i this ordi:i*nce HUNDRED A N D TEN THOU­ the City o f Sanford, Florida, nnd SAND DOLLARS, THE PRO­ by the Clerk o f the City o f San­ o f tho City o f Sahford, Florida, titled: 13“ ? ^ *? * “ An Ordinance Providing fo r the o f the electors of the Cft CEEDS TO BE DERIVED ford, Florida, nrd shat lh iv c a ffix ­ now deems It most expedient nnd ford, Floridn, actually 1 FROM THE SALE THEREOF, ed thereto, the seal o f the C ity of to the best interests o f the City Acquisition nnd Establishment of ing In nn election to b* TO BE USED TO ACQUIRE Sanford, Florida, and the interest o f Sanford, Florida, to acquire, es­ a Gas Plant or Plants by tho City held at such time iq| ESTABLISH. PURCHASE AND coupons to be attached to said tablish, maintain and opernto aa a o f Sanford, Floridn, to bo Main­ manner as is prescribe! CONSTRUCT A N ELECTRIC bonds shall be signed with the en­ public utility, a gas plant or tained and Operated as a Public charter and the ordinua LIGHT AND POWER PLANT graved or lithographed fac-simllc plnnts. U tility, ond Providing F o r a n .Is ­ City of Sanford. Florida, Therefore, Bo It Enacted by tho OR PLANTS. sue o f U tility Bonds o f tho City signature o f said Mayor and snid to think that no self-made made man ever achieved success until he first learned to save. J O IN O U R T R Y IT ! C H S I S T M A S f. - .* W e do not believe in stinginess, but we a S A V I N G S • > IT do believe in Thrift. C L U B NOW You may think this impossible, on the contrary it is quite possible, and without a doubt is of extreme importance to every individual. T R Y IT. . . . S STRENGTH- E M I N C O U SE R Y I CE N T Y B A N K . . . PROGRESS >■■■■■■■ �i ----. S ’ ■•■- , - ■ ^ r, . • ■" ••■• 1 t 1' -<>* .«*T » ‘ !* f ‘ - '‘-‘L ■• *.*•' ii 4»V ' •-~ ' - r ~ ■■ ' ■• •- /;v!? — .-7- 7-••■♦VffT ! ' .— -7— ^ ’ is Trying to R each You Through O ne m AD RATES .CASH IN A D V A N C E unboned nib., w ill t » received j patrons and collector asnt jtely for pnymont. .lOr n lia r ........me ____ __He IISIT • ........ i-9 n lia r too**-” Itmm........ .... .......de FOR S A L E M IS C E L L A N E O U S R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE JOB P R IN T IN G — Tho Herald Job FOR S A I F _m i Plant U now located In the Wefront near" S-,nrJ^i’ ^ "w iif^ lS i (aka Building. Let u* estimate on'cheap Terms SA ^ b n h h ln i T25 vn.ir Job tub wotk. walk. Phone Phono 148. UH . . rms' A Dobbins, 32o your Hanturd Avenue. Mt.Hlt aMMWa M H a a » s i i M H B i M i i i i s i » S M M H H M s a a a a s a a §1 • . ’ *' I Classified Advertising is B U IL D IN G HOUSES FOR R E N T ! LO ST A N D F O U N D M A T E R IA L HOUSE fo r rout, S. E. corner 12th FOUND— Opportunity to buy a ib o it w ave long diatance Radio! - ■ . . St. and Oak Ave. Inquire 11th Ark fo r , M IR A C LE Concrete C o , St. nnd Elm Ave, S. E. comer. M. Receiving Set cheap. demonstration. llof-M nc B a ttery c'mcnt work, aidewIiJu, Schneider. FOR R E N T — 4 room cottage 1208! 9.° ______ i lag blocks*, irrigation boxen. J* * Park Ave., all conveniences, FO U N D — P a ir of nhoes. Please Terwilleger, Prop. $20.00 p«r month. G. W. Spen-| a,n nt tho Herald office f o r ----------------------------------i’n Lumber and Building lfa t cer. Phone 400. Isama. Carter Lumber Company. FOR REN T— Furnished I“LOST— Between Southside School N. Laurel St. Phono 565. residence. Rest location I and- 9th Street child's red and |the Regular Way | L E G A L FORMS o f all kinds for FOR S A L E — Orange grove; snlo at the Herald o f fic e .^ j term* countiy property. Britt 8 FOR SALE— U r g e reed baby car_________ ;_______________ rlage at Telephone 384-J or 708 'O R S A L E — Three desirable buildPulnietto Avenue. _ j ing lots located on paved street, Hopkins Shoe Shop ■; worth $1,000.00 each. Owner will Work* Guaranteed sacrillce for $2100.00. Britt Real300 E. First S t . ' .lyJ ± . _______________________ FO R RENT signs fo'r sale u tlh c . ,,U 1S A VET ? W0 finc *mildlnV • Herald office. lots, located on one o f tho best ’ I t Is the regular w ay through which to secure help fo r the office or home— putting you in communi­ cation with the various people who may think th em ­ selves fitted to do you r work, nnd thus perm itting you to m ake your decision and selection a fte r having had personal in te r v ie w s ." 5 in city with all modern white capo; return to Mrs. A. K. j||L L LU M B E R CO. H oqm ble rate for black faco type. Powers, 10/ W . Uth St. _j Service, Quality and conveniences including rates fo r consecutive garage.* New house with A R E Y O U losing an opportunity Phone 135. ,;|ons. Count six words to new furniture. Five room line. Minimum charge of bungalow. Will rent for Is >in.U. tho m o lts treat. llernlJ J 3 ‘ for first insertion. A ll ad* j s a u s a g e “ fo r“ i~ i^ r r r ,7 k : R l X aI,‘l next four months to W ants_w ill_w ork_forL you quickly., Uro in ty o f S a ^ r f ,jng is restricted to proper Readers o f this newspaper are nd readers— and '3c lb ^ do atint ill V « i ! Seo Britt Realty'Co.* A * barga,n’ party without children. uoc. lb., postpaid. No order ae- .77,., u . , ,,— rr;— 7-7— ;------ 1----S P E C IA L N O T IC E — I f you have over the bond election January lifleation. fo r an increasing number o f them the classified col­ A ct at once i f you want ccptcd for leas than 3 lbs. Satis- 11 « A L E — Five lots located on nqt paid your poll tax do so t o - , umns are gaining in interest. I f you have an yth ing |In case of error The Herald faction guamatccd. Mrs. F!noch r. a . ° . Ave<* opposite Rose { day! Do not miss the opportunity, Chickens, pigs, calves; then h: this residence. Perry Court, each 50x130. Two o f them Sawyer, Tlfton, Ga., It. D. F. No. to sell you have som ething to say to them in our to help the City o f Sanford put g0wa, cows (o r the other be responsible fo r only one Jernigan, box 740 Eosy terms. Britt 0.__________________________________ corner lots. thi bond election January H - ; nroumn. thnt ,9 the keymJu £ — „ , over the jrrect insertion, the adver-i ad vertisin g columns. Herald classified advertising w ill Realty* Co. H ARD Y Australian Pines, stand SI E p A L N O TICE— I f you have LOST— Strayed nr stolen male fnrm programs being Int pull w ith you in your eiTorts. it for all subsequent Inscr10 degrees. $25 per 100. John FOR SAI.FJ—Grange grove, 23 not paid your poll tax do so to- i Collie dog, C mo. old, color sable, > , _c f P1 tu u. Tlie Herald office should acres, 100 trees, location on Inke, day! D o not miss.tho opportunity with whiu. marking, disappeared a ™ 'P ber o/ Florida countk*. B. Beach, West Palm Beach, F'ln. twenty minutes from Sanford. A to help como roads, schools, hap» notified Immediately itveuse elp the City o f Sanford put from K!m am! fith s t f Monday Thcn FO R SALF3— DcSoto paints nnd good buy nt $6,500. Terms. Britt over the bond election January 11. noon. Reward for information for py homes. error. vnnrishes* at Sanford Novelty Realty Co. recovery. Phono 183-W. Return; -------Works, solo agents. . 104-tfc F o il S A L E — r> acre celery farm, H E LP E D L IT T L E G IR L’S COUGH to 314 W. (1th St. ___________ B U N C irG fiX P E S , tree blueberries “ F O L E Y ’S H O NEY AND T A R LOST— One tiled, all equipment, good loca­ mare-mule, 1 dark ond blackberries— all varieties tion on hard road, close to town, a COMPOUND Is finc. My little weight about 1100. W. E. Bag-| suitable for home and commercial bargain, terms. Britt Realty Co. Kiel had an awful cough. I got a gett, W inter Park, F’ lorida. . prompt and efficient service. planting. U r g c s t nurseries. V ig ­ F’OR S A L E — 10 acres Hammock Col He & A nen n x n % n J f? H |)N n Y ,AN?U I.O ST-B Ir.ck^and white orous, well rooted plnnts insure T A R COMPOUND and gave her a "«inpy all fenced nnd elenred for plant­ from 309 F ’ rench Ave. good early profits. F’or full in­ H E LP W A N T E D ing; price $4500, good terms. • HOUSES— FOR S A L E formation and illustrated catalog W ANTED F’OR S A L E — 10 acres, five fenced.! No. 9, write Southern Adapted Three cleared. Good well. A ll F’OR H A L E — House nnd largo lot WOMEN— To sell human hair nets IISCELLANEOUS Nurseries, Bartow, Fla.__________ hammock. $2,000. in dozens to consumers. 100 nor in Rose Court. $1500.00. Terms. F’ OR SAI.Fi— F!gry Cash Register. TW O city lots 80x305, one block Biitt Realty Co. You can find the name o f every cent, profit. Steady profitable ness; relieves promptly nnd cffftc- ] Cost $60 when new. W ill sell F O L E Y ’S HONEY A N D . from Sanford Ave., n bargain, business. Wonderful proposition. lively. bNTRD—Cood second-hand flat live Business Man in Sanford fal SU M TER SCAR, Jan. 8.— Mrs. FOR SAI.F]— Bungalows, house Write Iger Co., 1123 Broadway, T A R COMPOUND hm stood the p desk. Must be In good condi- cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald $100 cash. thla Column each day. Is>u Chinn hns confessed that sho test o f time, serving three genera- 1 F’ lVE room house close In, on Pal­ building lots. A ll sections of New Yotk. and cheap fo r cash. Inquire office. shot and killed her husband, Dr. metto Ave., renting now for $35 tions. . Sanford. Britt Realty Co. [ikrdil office.______________ _ FO R SALE— Rhode Island eggs W AN TED ----- 7,200 Snlcs ■■ ■" ■ ■----- Archie Chinn, prominent physician Must FOR S A L E Bungalow, close in on for setting, 15 eggs fo r $1.00. per month, $2500, terms, now MA KE BIG M O N E Y sell­ S r j D — Room and bonrd by MONEY and hanker, Sunday morning, noMrs. Ellsworth, Ileardnll Avenue, be sold quickly. Palmetto Ave., $4200.00, terms. ing Watkin’s nationally advertised ,ar.g man permanently located, SE M IN O LE R E A L T Y CO. Send this nd nnd ten punts to | cording to a statement made by Britt Realty Co.___________________ hourchoid products, Y O U Sanford. Phono 3303. 83-tfp Studcbakcr, Packard, Chevrolet C AN , '.rably with private family, Seminole Hotel Annex. Foley & Co., 28.15 Sheffield Ave., j1(.r physician, who is attending her FUR SAI.FL— Or lease, business: TOO. Branches all over U. S. and location and rote in reply. I*. J. L. P E R K IN S III., writing your name |n the hospital, to the officers TuesAUTOM OBILES A N D • property on First Street. Britt Canada. Haro C H AN C E JU ST Chicago, |Box 117._______________________ and address clearly. You win r e -1 flay. She was found in a state o f Sulcs Department Realty Co. __ _ _ _ _ _ NOW for City Sales dealers, men ceive a ten cent bottle of F O L E Y ’S : coma in her house Monday nnd j Madam Harriet, R EPAIR S SEED PO TATO ES FOR S A L E — At a bargain, nlroom I°.r, f«H l’« r t time, in the San Juan Garngo H O N E Y A N D T A R COMPOUND further search discovered the body ! llcuuty l ’arlor. F'OR S A L E — ( heap, Overland cnr. bungalow with sleeping p o r c h ,| $ V 'f. aml ‘‘•SU}V 'ht,re’ fob roughs, colds and hoarseness, I o f her husband in the bathroom. I |0ver Mobley’s Drug Store M See Jt at 914 Myrtle Avenue. on Palm etto Ave.. four blocks from I K L V y ^ A K I V°r f t 4 / U\i nl o) free sample pneknge of F’ O-i He had been dead for 48 hours. I’ark Ave. Phone 245. Spalding Rose Flour and First St. $3500.00, small payment! 1 , 5 K E N T V U LC A N IZIN G WORKS L E Y ’S P ILLS , n diuretic stiniu- 1---------------------------------------------- 1 Bliss Triumph in Bugs or NTED— To borrow one hur> W HERE USED CARS ARE down, balance like rent. B r itt1 Tnnn P U Pt* ° M bint for the kidneys, nnd F O L E Y ' Bushel Boxes, ofiod fur Realty Co. i »lhM' Rnn-_________________________ C A T H A R T IC TA B LETS for Con­ !red dollars on good interest. A L W A Y S BARGAINS. table also. I give to use and as security Dodge Roadster. F’OR SALFJ— Attractive bungalow,'LOCAL salesman wanted fo r San- stipation nnd Biliousness. These Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers 11)22 Ford Coupe in good conDodge Touring. ford nnd vicinitv to sell DOtl- w inderful remedies have helped modern, a bargain; terms, Inlinn. Write 100, care Herald. Hudson Touring. I1LEWEAR SHOES direct from millions o f people. Try them! Sold quiro 1103 Onk Ave. 117 Park Avenue— Phone 465 NTED— Your old furniture, CH ASE & CO. Scripps-Rooth Touring. S P E C IA L N O TIC E— I f you have factory to wearer. Our new meas­ everywhere. any people in Sanford would Oakland Touring. PH O N E 336. uring aiiparatus insures perfect fit­ not pnitl your poll tax do so to­ :e to buy second hand furniture, K E N T VU LCANIZING . day! Do not miss the opportunity ting. For full particulars write hrtrtise your spare pieces In tho CORNER OAK AND 3RD ST. to hob* the City o f Sanford put the DOUBLE W E A R SHOE COM­ Cards o f Sanford'a Reputable raid Want Ads and sell them SEE the Sanford Stove Works, 602 PHONE 17. over the bond election January 11. PA N Y , 315 East Lake Street, Min­ Professional Men, each of ickly. Phone 118 nnd the want neapolis, Minn. Sanford N o velty Sanford Ave. before buying F’OR S A L E — Reo speed-wagon in department will be glad to infirst class condition. Equipped s f e o i a i t n o t i c e s W A N TE D — Lady wants work in Coffee and Lunch Shop whom, in hi.i chosen profession stoves. We will save you money. yourjtd.___ ___ ______________ the Herald recommends to the W e nlso repair stoves o f all kinds, for bus service but never been R E W A R D OF'FF’.UFH). W orks store or ns cashier. FIxperiencFECIAL N O TIC E— I f you have grnfanolns nnd sewing machines. used ns such. Can be easily people. To nny person furnishing in­ cd, can furnish references. Call ■not paid your poll tax dor so to_________________ 194-tfc changed for truck of any kind. See formation sufficient to convict the 301. Park Ave.____________________ ly! Do not miss the opportunity E. E. Echols at Sanford Mattress parties committing trespass on my V. C. COLLGR, Prop. I help, the City o f Sanford put REGULAR meals served nt the F’actory. “ r « l I * ki ml.” by property on Ijiko Ada, three miles W A N T K l ~ I h j | Pheonix, single meals, by the |cr tne’bond election January 11. many business houses. I f you General Shop and MiU Work south o f Sanford, nnd espeeinlly in day or. week. T ry them. FOR S A L E — One-ton For.I truck, George A. DeCottes regard to the person who stole nnd nre without n position, advertise F'OR SALE— Missionary straw­ good condition. Phone 541-J. carried aw ay the front door o f the on the classified page o f The Contractor and Builder A ttorn ey-o t-L a w AGENTS W A N T E D berry plants well rooted, care­ S P E C IA L NOTICE— I f you have house, I w ill pav n lihen.1 rp «'«rd . Herald. It will cost you only a Over Sem inole County fully pneked, 50c per hundred, t not p n i i l p o l l tax-dw-so-ts^cIK O R G R G , .... 11EURINGw/.... ‘ {jjjj^VVM.0f t ) .YV.H Yfl!1.r.?.n.‘:’ h th.'?u.-, 517 Commercial Street Hank ij.NTS— Make and sell my car- $3.50 per M. delivered: Mathews flay! Do not" ini'ss the opportunity .It SPE C IAL N O TIC E — I f you lmv^ |bnn remover. A good, clenn Co., Tallahassee, F’ln., Route C. Sanford, ------------ Florida to hell) the City of Sanford put not paid your poll tax till so to­ itimate business; good profits, FO R SAI.Fl— Wood, 4-foot onkj ovc ,-er the bond election January 11. day! Do not miss the opportunity nnd nine. 16-inch stove wood J do* McDaniels, Box 601, Home* MORE BARGAINS. UNDERWOOD to heln the City o f Sanford put rad. F l a . ______ oak anti pine. See or w rite, T. G. Wilson Welding & Radiator 1922 Hupmobile touring. T Y P E W R IT E R S l u ll R E N T tno bond election Jnmmrv 1'. ______ over______________________________ Lexington Izirk (snoit). ,'ECIAI. N O TIC E — I f you have Spearman, Osteen._______ Schclle Maines Works good shori-oruer Four Dodge tourings, 1921. not paid your poll tax do so to- F’ OR SALE— Stove wood in any High class Underwood Typewriters W A N TED — A rook. Seminole Cafe. quantity. See C lifford Walker, Dodge Roadster 1919. ijr! Do not miss the opportunity for rent to rclinblu parties. “ It it’s Metal we can weld it” National tout ing, 6 passenger. . LAW YER ’ help the City o f Sanford put or phone 411-W.____________ _____ WA N T E D — An experiencelTwai?Three worm-drive Ford trucks. Strange Wild-Cat Underwood Typew riter Co. rr the bond election January 11. SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A er. White. Must he ncut. Semi­ ___ ____ ___ . ... FO R SALE— Wakefield Cabbage j — Court House Two Ford Chassis.' 15 S. Main Street Orlando, Fla. nole Cafe. OOMS FOR R E N T - plnnts. _ Phone_413-W. Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. Kiiled At Atlanta FOR SALE— Game chickens, thor­ Dodge 1922 touring. OR KENT— Large front bed­ oughbreds, six honstind rooster. J. .level bridge w ill be 770 foot above Three Dodge tourings 1920. ' A T L A N T A , Ga.. Jan. 9.— A room. Apply Red Bungalow, E. Moorman, Maitland, F’ ln. S T E W A R T The Florist i the foundations, or ns high ns the Chandler touring. ice's Lane. SPE C IA L N O TIC E — I f you have tower of the Woulworth Building wild eat— of the species commonly Two F'ord touring. Flowers For A ll Occasions Fred R. Wilson RE YOU— I.'xiking for a good not paid your poll tax dc* so to­ “ bub-ent” — about three i in New York. The foundation termed Buick touring 1919, 7 passenger. Members'Florists Telegraph De­ room. If you don’t find one list- day! Do not miss the opportunity 1 1 7 IT ¥ n r f A n n r e T stone o f the dum was laid on Octo- feet long nnd weighing about 35 Bufck touring 1918. A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W livery Association 1 in this column, insert n small to heln tho City of Sanford put pounds surprised W. ! . Flowers, Dodge 3-4 ton truck. First National Bank Bldg. 814 Myrtlo Ave. Phone 260-W int ml and you will receive the over the bond election Janunry 11. o f Oakland City, a suburb o f A t ­ Two Reo Speedster Trucks, at listings in the city. lanta, recently while he was hunt­ EXPERT Typewriter donning nnd 1921-22. Sanford, ------------ Florida ing, rabbits in n thicket south o f Two Light F’ord Trucks. repairing. Call II. S. Pond, OR RENT— Iairge bed room Likewood Heights. Two 1917 Buick touring. furnished, next to hath, four phone 225 or Peoples Bank. The big cut appear c l suddenly ______ Then tho work o f regulating nnd 1923 Ovcrlnnd 4, touring. 179-tfc widows, wood heater. 608 W. 1st Sanford Machine Co. Some o f these cars were traded Is Part O f Immense Irrigation conserving tho tlow o f the Indus before him nt a dfstnncc of less W IN TE R COUGHS A N D COLDS than 50 feet, nnd fell dead when a Elton J Moughton Project Being Built For !•>’ means o f 60 massive steel in on new Dodges. Most of them t.ru rra l M nrblnr a . d IIo ile r With tho changeable weather have been left with us to be sold OR RENT— Nice front bed-room ! gates, each wei vejghing 50 5' tons, w ill charge o f shot pierced its heart. W ork . Agricultural‘ *" Purposes. 117 Laurel Ave. which wo have nt this season of and applied on the purchase of A R C H IT E C T bo possible. While the duni is be- The presence o f the animal In the , ('s lim ie r C ila a lla c tell yrnr coughs and colds are very OR RENT— Large furnished LO N D O N, Jun. K.— Tho world’s 'ng built another army o f workers suburbs Is declared very unusual new I)odgo3. They are all real First National Bank Bldg. irnn* hcd-ronm, 1120 Magnolia prevalent. Be prepared fo r them. „good, having .. been reconditioned. largest dam, the central unit in nn is busy constructing a gigantic as it was believed that nil o f the I’ •*"•>>* us Sanford, Pta, Have a bottle o f F O L E Y ’S H ON­ Terms to those who can establish irrigation scheme so vust in its network of ennuis which w ill carry species hud been exterminated i Sanford, ------------ Florida OR RENT— Furnished room and E Y AND T A R COM POUND credit. Home of these cars can |conception as to make even Ameri- water over an area almost as great some years ago. prage. Man and wifn or two ’ * . . . . . i . . . njj Eng|un(]. ! The color Is a light gray with wit. preferred. Inquire The Out- handy, and with the first sign of a |;0 exchanged for real estate ini- 1cans who nre accustomed to gigun I'hoHr l»S -I’ kua* itely above a immediately the dam aev- ! Mack stripes. Mr. M iwers stated t. cough or cold take a doso and p ro-' pr,)Ved or unimproved. Diamonds tic irigution and engineering pre­ vent n serious ailment. F O L E i S or anything else of value. jects marvel at its immensity, is en canals will carry the silt laden that he intends to have thu skin M ILD R E D SIMMONS HONEY A N D T A R C O M PO U N D , SAN FO R D MOTOR CO. Q U IC K S E R V IC E built on the Indus River in India. wuters o f the Indus over wide I mounted. Teacher of Pianoforte APARTM ENTS has been tho standard family cough | Dodge Dealers. American government irrigation areas o f the province o f Sind. Thu T R A N S F E R aml Pipe Organ works in western states such as Rohri Cunal wit be 205 miles long, remedy for over 35 years, bring- j _____________ Phone 3. the Roosevelt Dam, seem small in ! with 2.300 miles of branches. The due mainly to the successful irri-1 Studio: Ho:mi 225, Mcisch ing prompt relief nnd when once i FOR R E N T l.oeal anti I.uiik UUtane. Ilailthe upper reaches o f the , used you will never he without i t . ! The paean is a dependable tree, comparison to Indus IUvur project central rice canal, 87 miles Ion;? r -i'on Inir. Slums. Building near Sukkar, in the province of will irrigate 500,000 acres o f the river. Vust arcus of arid desert 0ft RENT— Unfurnished four- Sold everywhere.— Adv.___________if given u real opportunity. But land w ill become rich fields of rice, finest rice growing land in India. too often we full to do this,just nt Sind. , roonJ apartment with fire-place, The Indus Dam, which w ill ho Similar waterwuys w ill radiate in cotton nnd wheat; there will be w c in. Also five-room bungn- FOR SALE— Countr;y style sail- ! we fail to do with many other deW .A . n o m m . si, it. known as the Lloyd Barrage in ‘ all directions from tho central ro- large movements o f natives from =..Kv, .......____ —.d sage, wholesale nnr retail. Onlv pcndablu things. fw* both modern. Apply H. T. Stirrlalltluii III honor o f Sir Lloyd servolr. Three o f these canids wi!l the densely inpuluted districts o f *»fe, Ho; First St. first clast fresh meat used nnd i t 1 ------------------------. George, govern, S. O. Shinholser Oelillo Urinary [ilavusi'S and Indiu, and the sparsely inhabited is seasoned just right. Come in As the New Year begins, Hope I or o f Bombay, will be nearly a he wider than the Suez. Canal. i; n'lTil'iiry— chronic hI<Io nod When tho Lloyd Barrugo is final- bunks for 300 miles along the low­ I’KCIAL N O TIC E — I f you have nnd gite us a trial. “ You’ll come |srirings eternal in the breast o f mile long. i*'i*ii,I 'lis. iiM. ii. |>'cnial. DlMoaMvs Two bridges w ill hr Con L a c tor and Builder Province o f er course o f the Indiu will bo-1 nod Ulii'iiiniitl.mi. not paid your poll tax do so to- back.’’ Our price fits your pocket, the man o f the soil. Hard luck built upon it. one at n low level lv completed, the a>'. Do not miss the opportunity ■ Sanfonl Packing Co., between ' may have caught him the year he- slightly above the alignment o f the Sind through which the low er In- , come a hive o f industry and form j o illrr mil I ' l n l Nnlliinnl lluiik llulldliiK ! an fo rd ,---------------Florida ® b1'1!' the City o f Sanford put Pulmetto aml Sanford Avenues on fore, but he is never licked. l i e s river banks and the other at a high dus Hows, is expected to share tin another great granary for India Florida. and thu British Empire. i Hanford level. The railings o f the high , prosperity o f the Punjab, which is iv*r the bond election January 11. 9th St. I “ fighter. 8 *&* e jp w n & * » ,ss • S ' j s m S The Number is 148 PHONE 148 BUSINESS DIRECTORY PURELY PROFESSIONAL WHIDDON & HODGES EAT AT BOBAND BETTY’S Located in the Field’s Auto Top Bidding 2nd door west of the San . Juan Garage :Featuring H omc ■Cooking:,Home. Made: iPies and a good clean' 1 meal for 35c Short Orders a Specialty INDUS RIVER DAM W ILL Bh LARliESl hj; * y “ 5. IN WHOLE WORLD J b r in g in g u p f a t h e r By G EO RG E M cM A N U S W . J. Thigpen Real Estate FIR E , L IF E . A tfT O Insurance It. w C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance S A N F O R D .------F LO R ID A S E M IN O L E A B S T R A C T CO. Get an Abstract heforebuying property E. A. Douglass, Pres. ’w � 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, 1924 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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A880CIATEP PRE88 DISPATCHES 118,000 IN REAL Atm MORE EFFECTIVE BY STEPS TAKEN . ROBBERS A HOT BATTLE IN THE OF NEXT 1ST T%# Jan. 9.— Notorious Ashley1. W E ST PA LM BEACH, and desperadoes which has Mobley gang of bank rob made the Florida Everglade* Is rendesvous for years was wipBeach county sheriffs ed out Wednesday morning ........ ilch Deputy Sheriff Fred forces and posse In a gun ba Baker lost nls life, r iv e nt ibera o f the gang were killed. gang’s camp at Frulta in the The battle was fought neaf ___ W ednesday morning, offiilock e* * " Evecglades starting at 2 puty Sheriff Baker was said to eers using a machine gun. have been wo .‘king fo r mod fa to locate thi gnng und on se\two member* but waited until eral occasions had seen one sent word this morning that he had them all in camp the stage was cet for the^rSdt and the sheriffs posse started, Sheriff Fred E. Malphurse was •headed by Bob Baker. . reported slightly wounded. A< vices at 11 o'clock said the 1st tie was still raging. . • Xj Instruction* Forwarded to,Castoais Officers to Enforce R igid ly A ll .Border Regulationa Many P a y ; Poll Th w o A ad Vole ta Expected T o Bo Polled. Big Bodwell Makes Another Larg< ■ Purchase Hi Expressions in favor o f the pro­ W ASHINGTON, Jan. 9 - S t e p s PURCHASES H El posed $020,000 bond issue fo r tho toward making rigidly effective the erection o f utility plants together BLOCK ON MAC Coolidge arms embargo directed with a hew city hall, are becoming against the de la H u erta faction more numerous as the time draws In Mexico went fo rw a rd rapidly near for Sanford voters to make Tuesday. their decision In the matter. The treasury forwarded instruc­ I t is interesting to note' that of tions to customs officers and pro­ approximately 75 people asked for hibition enforcement agents to en­ their opinion on the matter, only Makes Address Before Rotary Club County CommisAic Committer* Of Sen­ force vigilantly all le w s and reg ­ |Settlement of T u Afcend of Agricultural ----- ill and Declares He Is Optimistic two were against the bond ..miio . ate And House Consider Farm ulations under which business Property Adjoinjpg] Over the Outlook Popular belief is that the election Bonus WMk Lottfworth Legislation. across the border Is transacted, will he carried by a big m ajority House From “ while upon request o f the atate de­ U Says boat Will Not in nbout the same ratio. ( I t r T S » A u w l s t n l Press) In an address before the San­ partment, the American Railway W A S H IN G T O N , Jon. 9.— The Further proof that more interest ford Rotary club o f which .ho was Be Dodgtd. .. . Real estate gale* (n I farm er received a major share of Association, through its car servico is bung taken Is the increased a guest at Its weekly luncheon held ing the past fe w days division, declired a fre igh t cmattention in congress Tuesday, T _ »y. re- bargo against shipment o f arms number that have paid poll taxes. Tuesday at the Valdox Hotel, May- $1184200, according to Of -*• g considered both Wa" H I N Q T O ^ J a n . 9.— Con- lie f measures being Probablv the total number o f vot­ or Forest Lake declared that San- piled Wednesday morning,' and other war equipment equipmeT * to * ** Mex’ Iflednce wa« oxnr*M*d T u o ra y by in committees ana on the floor of ico unlesa President Forster’s Annual Report ers qualified to vote to date will ford faces one o f tho greatest years nn evor increasing de ' ' approvedr ■ Unitbd by a /> 1Republican leader* o f the houao the senate and house, while the de­ States government agency. reach 800,'according to -figures in its history. ' property in the city. Pleasing to Dli Directors arid that they would be able to pres* a partment o f agriculture also took compiled Wednesday, A total of “ The year 1024 marks tho dawn Order Forwarded This total includes onfy < Stockholders: * ‘ ‘ T < ....................... • hand In the legislative situation. 1 .................* " i vote before 660 had been issued by Thx Col­ o f a new era in the development of ported to the press and.il I tax reduction biU t o r i jot® The embargo order w as forward[action la had on thb Wldiera bonua. . The senate adopted the Ladd res lector John D. Jinkins and his two this city, Mayor Lako said, and I I at once by the association ti Increasing the capital toqk from assistants, Deputies Deane and am happy and proud to have the able that tHe 'actual m to givin g priority to olution directing Secretary W ai­ its members in the United States transfers will bring thi* t e d to determine through the $100,000 to $150,000 and voting to Betts at tho Seminole County honor o f being tho Mayor of Han­ I the ^onua— a question expected to among whom are all o f the major increase the Surplus from $25,000 Bank and First National Dank re- ford during such a.time o f unprei n much greater amqunt. *' tome to a ahown-down at a eon Grain futures administration the railroads o f the country and is to In addition tu $70,000 ^ Besides that number cedcnted growth and prosperity.’’ ference of houae_ Republicans position taken on the wheat mar­ becomo effective Immediately. Sheriff Sends Request for Three to $50,000 by the sale o f additional rnoctivcly. property taken over hv Ha: stock, was the big stop taken by the i here are approximately 100 voters Thnraday night — Representative ket by the "w ell known profes­ Mayor Lake whg^was recently The treasury, in addition to teleCompanies Fearing Rioting I’ rovidonce, R. I., officers and directors o f the First who are exempt from the pay­ olccted to head the city govern­ well o f 1 Longworth, the majority leader, sional speculators and members of granhing explicity directions to May Occur. the la rge ’futures’ commission National Bank at the annual meet­ ment o f poll taxes by virtue o f the ment fo r the tenth time since he lowing sales are included: notified the group o f former ser­ border points also notified all port ing held at the bank on Tuesday. iact that they have passed the age hogan serving as a member o f the r A frontage o f 68 feet Imt vice men trho ara demanding n house o f the Chicago Board of authorotlties to hold up exports o f (D r The A u atlalrl l’ r f « ) ly north o f tho count;, '• rote on adjusted compensation Trade.” Incronsing the capital and sur- o f 55. city council is extremely optimistic arms or other munitions destined M A R IO N , III.. Jnri. 0.'— Three Legislation aimed to aid the house on Park Avenue, par ahead of tax legislation that no e f­ lus to the sum o f $200,000 by the It is expected that by tho time over the outlook for the coming pips . , . . . . .... for the Mexican rebel forces. The fort would be made to dodge the wheat growers was considered in action was preliminary to tho companies o f National Guards­ bankas was necessitated ‘ directors “ ec ................ •he polls open Friday that approx­ year according to his talk Tuesday. Tuesday !>y the. Board o f both the senate and house agricul­ men ordered out Tuesday fo r duty by '( the __ __ _ ai growth ._ large and increase imately 1,200 voters wilt ho qual­ Tho year 1023 he pointed out, saw Commissioners at a vaiuat tuue. ture committee and.wun the center drafting o f regulationa to carry hero by Adjutant General Carlos For an hour Mr. Longworth waa o f debate on the floor o f tho house, out form ally the terms o f the em- Black at Springfield, arrived late o f tho bank’s 'business (hiring last ified to vote and enthusiastic sup­ Sanford begin to awaken to the $ 11,200. Hite for the McCracken 12 months, it Was stated Wednes­ porters of the issue, are predicting opportunities thnt were in-fore it [n conference with Representa­ special atteiftlon being given* to bargo proclamation :1a '* 'iasued yoster- Tuesday. day. The latest movo o f the First that tho election will carry by one and now with tho beginning o f n Pipe Company npproximat tives Johnson, o f South Dalcotn; tne Norria-Sinclair bill proposing dny by President Coolidge. The troops were sent at. the re­ National Bank places that institu­ of the largest majorities that an new yenr, the citizens o f this city Fish, of New York, and Andrew, a 1100.000,000 corporation to buy Border Lines Tightened quest o f Sheriff Gallignn. who ad­ tion in the ranks o f tho strongest diction hus ever been carried In nre determined to make the best of Massachusetts who were ac­ and sell'A m erican farm products Hale o f l.ota 8 nnd 9, bio The action looking to an effec­ vised Adjutant General Black! that ,111Mlltlul IIIBWkMW financial institutions In this see­ Sknford and Seminole county. Do- o f those onportuftitie*. With the by R. F. Cooper to W. T . tive in having •the confawmee call­ both a t home and abroad. tive tightening of the lines along ' rioting " ,,KhLKbre, ^ . “ ^ tion o f the state, ed. Ho told them that'.**Wc have fnlte- prediction o f n 00 per cent splendid spirit of co-operation and son, $6,000. • i* the border and at Am erican porta ho feared Co-ordination of Grasing. an a result of the bootlegger Tho report of President Forster mnjority is being made by n num­ interest which is being shown now you beaten and w ill *how You Northeast corner Park Av Co-drdfnntion o f grazing on all was ktlll another move on the part vtaTt" hv Hanford citizens it is evident nnd Commercial Street, Thursday night." was gratifyin g to the'directors ns ber o f enthusiasts. state and national public lands of the Washington administration In three raids in less than three Here is what other citizens of that this year will bo most success­ the county court house and Coolidge Wants Tax First. was proposed by Secretary W al­ in his progressively developing pol­ weeks, the Inst of which was Mon­ it bespoko of the continued prog­ Valdox hotel bought by the SknfA The diacuasion waa had after It lace at a conference with western icy of giving aid to tho Obregon day night when a scoto o f men ress which the bank is making. the city have to sny in rvfurcr.ee ful In every way. Mr. laike stated thnt he was glad Herald on a IW-yenr lease a t • y had been announced at the Whito state senators and representatives government and at the same time were arrested, 212 persona hnve Since moving into its new home, to the passage o f the big bond to noto that more interest is being (nation o f $16,000. House that President Coolidge wna ns a step to improve conditions in preventing InSofar. as leg a lly pos­ been arrested for alleged violation the bank has enjoyed almost n election: Other renl cstntv transfer* ' phonominnl growth, tho report in hearty support o f plan; to give stock raising. He suggested legis­ sible munitions reaching tho do la R. W. Pcarman, Jr.: "Municipal manifest in the bond election which o f tho dry law. . , showed. is to Ik* held on Friday of thlM |noted In tho llornld npproximat Hundreds o f new ac­ tax legislation right o f way over lation to ownership o f public utilities .will permit, under certain Huertn forces. The raids have been conduced the bonus. A t tne same time,' a conditions, addition to tho national, tlrf'........................... publicity feature week, nnd declared thnt the pass-1 $10 000. During the day* progress was by federal agents assisted by hurt- counts have been -opened in the be nn additional The Hod well Deal. ,-jo White House spokesman, in dus- forests o f contiguous unreserved made toward the sale o f equipment dreds of deputized citizens, many commercial nnd savings depr.rt- for Sanford. The passage o f tho|nge o f the Issues by n large m a-: menta nnd u large number of bond Issue will permit us to proud- :Jorlty mym* everything to this; A n additional sale o f 8anf« raising the tax situation, said tho public lands chiefly valuable for from the Washington government o f them admitted members o f yie president considered that the sur­ grazing live stock. Thu secretary to that o f President Obregon Ku Klux Klan. A counter-orgin- safety duposit boxes have been ly say in another year, ’yer, we ! city. 're a l cstnte aggregating more/ * Mr. Lake's remarks were loudly $70,000 in value, to Hhrry tax schedule carried in the Garner said there should be no Increase through the receipt o f cash from rented. In connection with the ‘have come fine water’,’’ . -ization to tho klan, known as the Democratic subitituto for the Mel­ in grazing fees until the industry Mexico fo r tho transaction,; Wheth­ K , A. Douglass: "Greatest step ! n>'d generously applauded at tlie o f Providence, R. I;, waa Knights o f the Flaming Circle, number o f new accounts opened, lon bill would tend to discourage warrants. rwanl Jukon by Sanford ami 1conclusion o f his talk and It wus nounced Wednesday . morning. er the nrma actually have been de- sprang up six months ago, shortly the report showed that 100 were forward o tetri I the investment o f capital in bupi opened during one period ^of 30 nicsns more to itn future grow th." evident that he bml struck n pop- Dodwcli U president of w Representative Leavitt, Repu- livered, nvored however, has not oess enterprises rather than tax . v T h * Tiepttiilt* o f ' thlT brink ” Edward •Randal!: **Am hfcnrtily olar chord when hh dect»nrmk-4bat w o lf’Realty Gompany of ajlibUoan, MonUmsrteteAbe housa of everyone should work together in f if. I.,. and only rceentlj paid,' _ recently lixempt •W p rttefcr ' ,*'■ ,'jlflaaea suffered by the wheat growTho administration policy with ' ~ “ 1' Th0 raids have been conducted now total ovur $1,800 000 and the In favor o f it as Hanford should ». friendly snirjt qf i;o-op«ratlqn to 000 fur , thq old Pace hoi The opposition o f organised om o f tho Northwest states and reference tQ Mexlcd, however...did rciources amount to $1,800,000. havo imssed this sime tlme.ngo.’1 without the knowledge .of . photW* ' ' this tho greatest Inland city past' of the city on the*a$ odor* t o .iU <f rags—I .failed -to proposed an-export, corporation to not. escape.•criticism fr o m AmcriMiss Katharine Follow ing the reatling o f Presi­ .. Downing: ____ .7?Si*Gallignn. ^ Ijiko Monroe. laker the plan* o f t h e Republican dispose o f surplus crops. • dent Forster’s report to nearly 100 curing soft Water will nnswer a in tho stnte. ron sources, during th e day the ] soldier bloc. Those who went over Other guests of the Rotary Club The property purchased by Ml Representatives o f the wheat arms embargo being assailed from long folt need o f Sanford.” er cent attendance o f tho stockSheriff Galligan, who is sick with |the situation with Mr. Longworth growers appeared before tho two Democratic quarters in tho senate. Miss Ina Jordan: “ Am heartily were some prominent Orlando Ro- Bod well thin iwcek includep tte oldcrs, tho election o f officers tonsilltis, explained he requested [ iter w ................................... held a conference and deter­ ‘ ‘ agricultural committees advocat­ Senator Robinson o f Arkansas, the was hold. The follow ing officers In favor o f it as I think every city tnrians among them being Denn following: ] mined to go into the party con­ ing favorable action on the Norris- Democratic leader, nrdsented a bill troops merely us a precaution. IIIU IHerndon It I 11v|aa11 block, III t/vH| 107 I VII M l Tho Adcocke, W. 1). Millor, George Mc­ Deputy Sheriff John Layman were re-elected: F. P. Forster, should own its utility plants.” ference prepared to bring about a Sinclnir bill and relating financial Crary nnd Waiter Rose. nolia Avenue, immediately J. G, Ball) "Means constructive president; L. A. Iirumley, vice which would prohibit the sale o f however, stated tho call for troops rote on the priority question. troubles cnoountered by farmers munitions to foreign governments o f the People* Bnnk, now was because the activities o f tho president; T. J. Miller, second vice business insuring n greater and Another meeting o f members of in their sections. Icaso to Tho Ilcrnld Pub) either by the United States gov­ raiders has assumed the import­ president; B. F. WhdtnerJ Sr., bettor Sanford." the group will bo held before Company. T h i* i* a twoSam S. Bnumcll: "Is greatest cashier; A. L. Betts, assistant ernment or a private American ance o f "mob violence.’’ Thursday night’s meeting. A t the concrete block business atn thing that Sanford could do.” cashier. citizen. Trouble was feared, it was said, time it will be decided what sort Tract of 34 acres of Pace’s F. P. Hines: "Probably the The treasury acted today with­ The board o f directors for tho over the trial of S. Glenn Young, of a resolution w ill bo presented. on Celery Avcnuu, east of Mi out awaiting receipt o f tho formal dry worker, which began in jus­ year 1924 all o f whom were re­ greatest step thut Sanford could Leaders in the movement tonight ville Avenue. Lots 15 to 20’ tako at any time.’* notice f rom the state department tice court Tuesday. Young ts elected, is as follows: L. A. Brumdeclared they .would either call on elusive, of Pures Acres. H. Benjamin: “ Is just what San­ of the White House embargo pro­ charged with nssault. He appear­ ley, S. O. Chase, F. P. Forster, T. |the ways and means committeo to Lots 7 nnd 10 o f Ella Pace’s ’i ford has needed fo r n long tim e." clamation and a result o f reports ed in court Wednesday with .a I. Hawkins, T. J. Miller, B. K. Addressing the meeting of the report a bonus bill by January 21 P. Weinberg: “ Greatest thing Kiyranl* Club this noon at the Val­ division located at the no from its agents that they have largo assemblage of friends, who Squires and B. F. Whitner. or recommend Its passage as soon that could happen to tho city. No dez Hotel, Mrs. John G. Leonard!, corner o f Celery Avenue and been hnving more th in the usual carried two machine gons, for That the stockholders o f the I « it completes consideration o f lonville Avenue with a ft Because no indictments had been amount of troublo in recent weeks protection." Young I* alleged to representing the Sanford Associa­ the administrative features o f the returned by the grand jury and with border smuggling. In the have struck Paul Cordcr with a F irst National Bank are proud of K t i l U v Pnl.nte » U ° 1 ° ^ inR tion o f Business Women, tohl of on Mellonvillo Avenue o f 201 1 Mellon tax bill. the splendid growth that the in-1 r i L R ten o f 550 feet. ***** C. A. "Mean* fo r bet­ some of the activities o f that ty- and a depth because the docket o f civil cases ooinion of the agents the Increased revolver two weeks ago In an stitution has enjoyed this past last A * Palmer: Ka,r |To Bring Bonua to Floor of House. Also tne unsold rcm afM IPt' f ter, bigger and more progressive was disposed of Tuesday after­ difficulties ha^re been due in a argument. ,, ., ganization. Among other im­ t i* year, goes without staying, If a resolution offered by tho " a. Good service from utll- portant work, a bureau is main- Normandy Square lots on There has been considerable ac- uite evident that Sanford and Snnforn w»r veterans, is rejected by tho noon, the circuit court which con­ measure to tno political disturb­ Avenue. This includes 18 ity plants is what we need. vened Wednesday morning, had to tivity in dry raids in Williamson eminole county is enjoying a most ance in Mexico. teined in tho First Nationnl Bunk. | conference, bonus proponents plan K. P. Douglass: “ Will do much adjourn to wait further action by county, scene of the Herrin P, 'nc As a result of tho conditions, the where business women are placed “ rectors dec to bring their fight to the floor o f prosperous yenr, directors declared, In discussing the transact customs and prohibition agonts killings, since last fall. In Octo­ and the First National Bank stock­ for this city as it is the greatest with various concerns. the house. Such a step, they con­ thtf grand jury. Bodwell stated that offices hat thing that has been undertaken by It was expected that the g rand ber prohibition agents from hast hnve been ordered to make more A review o f the work o f the tend, would be possible as new holders and offcials aro glad to “ fc ■“ house rules, which are expected to ju ry would make >its report this thorough inspections o f all con­ St. Louis raided a numbeT or stills. note that fact and believe that Sanford.” 136 Arrested, 4 Shot. ing tho year und the aims o f that be adopted next week, undoubtedly afternoon or early Thursday morn­ signment* either in-bound or out­ still *a more prosperous year is llank formerly occupied by th On December 22, 136 persons ahead. month* were given by It. W . Pearwill make provision, they the1 predict, ing. Pending the deliberation of bound. The increased e ffo rt is ex­ Sanford Building and Loan A i m were urrested in raids, in which the jury the court recessed until man, Jr., secretary. In his ad­ pected to lead to a curbing not only for the discharge o f committees. A shdrt statement given out members of the klan Participated. dress, Mr. Pearman made I’cfurcnce elation und that he hoped to opt A motion to discharge the w ay* such time as that body was able of arms and munitions shipments Wednesday by the bank was as tu the uncompleted portion uf tho his local headquarters within but td the movement o f other con­ Four persons were shot. Otis Clark follow s: “ The officers and direc­ *nd means committee from con- to submit u report. one of the defendants acquitted in work of the Chamber o f Com­ week or 10 day*. "W e expect t The small docket o f civil cases traband such as liquor and narco­ | siderntion o f the McKenzie bonu3 1 for T h r A h w I i I N f t w s i tors o f the bank face the new year thil Herrin mine trials was one o f merce, principally the lukofront get n neucleu* uf our sales fore bill, which is essentially the same was disposed o f Tuesdi(v after­ tics is well. T A I.L A IfA S S E E , Fla., Jan. U.— with every assurance of a record boulevard and the development of together at once. We are goto) those arrested. These raids fol­ Under the provisions of the •s the compensation measure ve­ noon.. The civil action brought by growth fo r Sanford and naturally Ernest Amos Wednesday announc­ Continued on page 8. toed by President Harding, would the Rhodes, Futch* Collins Com­ freight embargo exceptions aro lowed a trip o f a number o f citi­ the bank will, as always before, ed his decision to be a candidate to the St. John’* River a* well as to ] bring ubout a record vote in the pany against K. R. Murrel was made specifically fo r the shipment zens to Washington where a de- assist in any and every way con­ succeed himself next'June. He has tho exhibit in Madison Squuro durB O U ILLO N LE A V E S ing February. house. Republicans favoring tho settled l nfnvor o f the plaintiff to Mexico of arnu nnd munitions mund wax m&de that the county sistent with sound conservative notified promoter* of the Farm Representing the Rotary Club o r , Mil counting on the support o f when E. F. Housholder, counsel for of war as follows: Those on gov­ "be cleaned up." The places raid­ banking to bring these conditions Loan Bank, o f which he had plan­ U r The A ssoela ird P r e s s ) ~ Democrats to put the measure the plaintiff filed a motion to ernment bills of lading, those au­ ed included resorts, filling stations, about, thus living up to its slogan ned to be president resigning his Sanford was H . C. DuBose, who PA R IS . Jan. U.— Henrv Frank through. stricken the case from the docket thorized by proper m ilitary author­ irivate homes and soft drink par- “ A Community Builder.” state office, that he has given up told o f the aims o f thd civic or­ Mr. longworth, declaring he was and tho defendant filed a motion ities to be exported into Mexico by ore. A ll liquor found was con­ any indention o f being connected ganizations and of the work they lin Bouillon, form er mlnktaeZa Htatc, ha* left fo r Russia to ai in thorough accord with the ad­ to withdraw certain papers pre­ authority o f the secretary o f ’state. fiscated, as waa gambling para­ with the enterprise. Tne organiza­ aro accomplishing. Now member* introduced today range the basis fo r un understate phernalia found in some of tho ministration tax program, said he viously made. tion o f bank has not materialized. were J. P. Hall and R. II. Berg. ing between France and Router I resorts. other party leaders* Had not been • • — E l------------------The case o f the Virginia Caro­ Tho program o f today’s' luncheon is ntated. A number o f tho resorts reopen -v consulted as to the feasibility o f lina Chemical Company against J. was in charge o f Dr. E. L . Browned, when tho agents left. In front holding Thursday night’s confer­ D. Hood was settled in favor of —r r »v' lee and F. W. Ball. Dr. Gardiner 1 one resort more than 100 auto­ ence. Today’s meeting with the the plaintiff. The damages award­ (U r Tfc# AsaaetAteri Press) wax the winner of the attendance mobiles were counted by newspa­ three former service men was at ed amounted to $3,224. Mir TO* A«*sclal#d Press) W A S H IN G TO N , Jan. 9.—Acting prize. Visitors attending today permen two days after the whole­ jheir suggestion, he said, adding The case o f the Virginia Caro­ D ELAND , Jan. 9. — Charles fo r the sonata public tends corn- !\ H r T h e W ssoklstrit P re s s ) were: F. T. Plowman, o f Daytona, that there w a» no doubt tn hi* line Chemical Company against II. Browne, convicted o f first degree sale raids. •ti, (A L E X A N D R IA . Minn., Jan. 9.— J. H. Jackson, o f Vidalin, Georgia, Last Saturday night 56 persona mittees in Its investigation o f the mind that the country was de­ R , Stevens was awarded in favor murder fo r killing ‘’ Reid’ ’ Usher. lease, Six peridn aw ere' Browned when Mrs. John Leonard!, H. C. DuBose Tehpot Dome N aval Land manding action on tax .reduction o f the form er and darftagea were Daytona taxicab driver, was the were urrested in raids and one reDirect to The Herald ill,gg< o to Palm an autombmbile broke through the and R. W. I’earman, Jr., o f San­ Senntor Walsh w ill •head o f the uonus. . , m first man to t>* sentenced to death sort burned. Beach, Fla., Wedneada; night to ice o f Lalia -Andrews, six miles ford. , , office for quick am! t At Thursday night’s conference fixed at $506.53. One resort was burned in Tues­ question personally & w n*r"d B. southwest o f Alexandria,>Tuoaday Serving on the petit jury i " se** in Florida’s electric chair, which day night’a raids. Among the member* present courteous service. Re Mr. Longworth w ill propose that y an Act o f the 1923 legislature, IlcLean, Washington publisher, night. Five o f the dead, Mrs. Pearl were: H. H. McCaslin. Fred W. the ways and means committee be tlement o f these cases were: N. O. member that your tele ispiayed the gallows on January ‘egardlng his loan o f $100,000 to GUda. and.her tw o >small children Ball, E. D. Brownlee, Schello Mainre_ instructed to complete considern- Garner, D. S. Terry. A. B. Came­ 1, 1924. Sentence was passed by­ 'ormer FalL Secretary phone is a Herald Wan and Mrs. Rolo Glade and her child form er Secretary cs, E.F. Lane, John D. Jcnkin*, tion of all feateres of the U x bill. S * W . U w to n .' J. S. Harvard, Judge J. J. Dickinson a ft e r he had Walsh waa directed to go to Flor­ w ire passengers o f the machine, J. P. Hall, E. J. Moughton, W. T. re passengb Service Station. •' report it and then determine and C. S. Lee. denied a motion.for a new trial. ida Wednesday because the pub­ while ’ * Rudolph * *Pl» W olfe, momber o ! Langley, A. K. Rosxeter, A. C. Continued on page 8. lisher's phynician has stated that the party, elected to walk across Fort, L. B. Steele, J. G. Shuron, J. I f you do not havo J D r T h s A s s s s ls lr * P ress. 'he cannot' come to Washlitngton. the ice was drowned in attempting M. Gilion, A. Raffeld, S .S. Baumel, charge account, a state A N N A P O L IS , Md., Jan. 9.— A p ­ to rescue those stricken. W . J. Thigpon. B. K. Caswell, 11. proval o f Secretary Mellon s tax ment w il be mailed yo C. Long, R. W. Deane, Forrest revision program, except where it when the ad appear*. Lake, C. J. Marshall, W . D. Gardi­ l * r T fe f A « « r l a l n l P rrss) can be improved by something bet­ Ur Ths AssmIs ImI ner, It. H. Berg, L. C. Debout and W E ST P A L M BEACH , Jan. 9.— ter and fairer, was voiced by GovV C A Hliu m ilSIj wsa« vmivvw #*v W ASH ING TO N, Jan. 9.— A ttor­ J. N. ToUr. Thi* U part o f the eaj 'r hc county commissioners of Palm » Asseeteted Press) . ernor Ritchie in hU inaugurant ad MACON, Jan.# 9,— The superior Beach County have voted $2,500 ney-General Daugherty declared in dress here Wednesday. He expectll/ Yhr AsSstetra rWfcil isfactory service g ift an informal statement Wednesday s U T O N , Jire. p. A new court Judge Matthews Wednesday, toward providing fo r an appro­ IH)Y FOUND DEAD. . Ilr Tt* Z»W U Ir4 Prrsa.* ed opposition to the* 18th amend-1 ^ 'V AM ^ IIN by The Herald to II sustained defense demurrer to priate exhibit from' the county at that tho department o f justice had ment and any attempt to jiass an J A C K S O N y iy .E ^ J p tv 9.— The ^hnsis advertisers and'reader charge o f forgery against Richard the Florida State Exposition nt abundant evidence to back up tho enabling act fo r Maryland without j Hydn» plant o f Hv T h e AaarreUlral Press. Muscle Shoals, Florida Baptist convention ha:, c. Willingham. This action does Madiran Square Garden. New York state department’s recent state­ first Submitting the question to tho PL providing C O LU M B IA , S. C.. Jan. 9.— _ ,P _ for manufacture o f fer- started work here on a four-storv T o reach all the p* hot affect 13 other indictments Citv. February 16-23. The sum o f ments concerning communist pro- voters. tillser, has been tendered by nine building, located on West Church John Bush, 17 year old employe o f ' sgninst Willingham charging lar­ $1,600 nlso was appropriated for paganda in tho United States. nsneiated power companies o f the Street, between Horan and Julia, an opticnl company, was found pie effectively— left' ceny a fter truat growing out o f an exhibit at the ^South Florida Louth. The language o f the pro­ next to the federal reserve bunk dead with a bullet wound over his COTTON GINNED. your Want A il at TI BUILD ING S CO NSTRUCTED . •allure of his large cotton estab­ fa ir at Tampa January 31 to Feb Wednesday on the posal describes U as one that would building, which w ill be used as a heart early Herald Office. Thoi lishment. • v enable the government to collect print shop o f the Florida Bapti.it steps leading to the cellar in the ruary 9. . Hr The Asaselatrd Press. n r T b r A u iw ls ln l Press. U* to.send fo r it ' M IAM I. Jan. 0.— New buildings W A SH IN G TO N , Jan. 9.— Cotton during 50 year period $100,000,­ Mission, a publication devoted to company’ s office. No weapon v.n • F1RE_ DESTROYS DORMITORY. in the Miami district constructed ginned prior to January 1 totalled 000 in rental and still retain own­ activities o f the denomination in found at the scene ami so far nb plicae it to tlie \Yai Florida. theory has been advanced for during 1923 cost approximately 9,807,138 running bales, including ership o f the properties. n - T S * AB.o*lnl«Hjl P er” . .Q U INCY; Ad lU-purtuu-ut . . Ill,, Jan. 9:—'Two dor­ his death. CHICAGO. Jan. 9. - W h a a r i $16,500,000, according td figure* 234,723 round bales counted as half mitories o f the Culver Stockton The pecan is a good shade tree Labor is life. It is all thou hast bale* 18,638 o f American Egyptian, compiled here. Of this amount $5,­ College at Canton, Mo., 18 mile* May. 1.08 3-8 to 1-2; July, 1.06 3-4 The first shipment o f new sweet) n 1it was announced Wednerday. a* well as a fruiter. Who was it to confront eternity with. W ork 000,000 is represented in suburban horth o f here, wore destroyed by to 7-8. • [ Florida's ginning* totalled 18,454 who called it .a "double-barreled’' then like a star, unhasting, y et up- potatoes for tne scuson went out building and the remainder in Mi CORN: May 761-8 to 3-8. nre early Wednesday. 80 student* tree T Ho wasn’t wrong. resting.—Carlyle. bales. o f Hamilton county last week. and and Miami Beach. O A TS : May, 45 7-8 to 46. housed in the dormitories escaping. ISHOWDOWN EXPECTED ON THURSDAY LEGISLATION o n FARM PRODUCTS ILlDGE FAVORS GET ATTENTION 1924 NEW ERA FOR SANFORD THINKS MAYOR SOLD ON Si FIRST NATIONAL BANK VOTES TO INCREASE CAPITAL AND SURPLUS TROOPS RUSH SCENE OF ,E* R Kiwanians Enjoy Talks By Visitors Made At Luncheon Small Civil Docket Is Disposed of By The Circuit Court { Sis Amos Is Candidate Td Succeed Himself 01Senator Walsh Will Electric Chair Gets Its First Victim Question Publisher Six Drowned as Ice PH O NE YO U R W A N T ADS Sir ■■ ‘ Governor Ritchie Is Pleased With Mellon Court Sustained Defense Demurrer Palm Beach Votes Evidence Available Fund for Exhibit To Back Up Charges New Ofte* Made for Muscle Shoal Plant Baptist Convention Erects Prihf Shop MARKETS PH O NE 148 ml lit re V. t . ’ ' ‘ . 1m * Aj- \. a a. If ' - * - • - *<i. �CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS j . ' - kT ; AMUSEMENTS Motion-picture patrons who like plenty o f pepper in their <*re«»i waa located. Sheriff Decfcnlber Given ( h u m . Batty Colbert, Nancy Whitt, Ella M ae Grow, Yathcriaa Johnson, innumerable hammocks, high saw Vonice lfoye. B illy FaviUa. Otto grata, and swamp undergrowth K IW AN IAN COMM1TTEB FO R Hutchison, Richard Packard. THIS W EEK IN led to the n a y ’s camp from tbe T H IS Y E A R A R E A N N O U N C E D The December Honor Roll com* Third Grade nearest roadway. The camp stood SANFORD aed o f those pupila who.kayc a ti Dorothy Cheatham, Roth Cruise, ' Sc'cetlons fo r the various com- ring vehicle, now being shown »• in the canter o f a deride hammock talned exceptional’ exceptional high hi.*rh marks both mittees o f tho KiwanU Club to the MUane Theatre, i-vrs, j , p* three acres, through which It ^ atodies and deportment, ia given Rather Ericson, Bertha E ll la, Wary serve fo r tho year 1024, have just J This latest release o f the. F ilm hammock holding one aha and) is impossible to ace more than a here for the first fottr grades of J a m Preaton, Edna. Rivers, Helen been announced by President T. Booking Offices starts o ff with a disappeared in the Everglades distance of a few yards. IU nat- tho interrtediate classes of the it e S t t L. Dumas. They are as follow s: j tatav and whoop and takes one toward the west. Albert Miller,! ural seclusion afforded a safe ren- Sanford schools. win Campbell, Ray Echo!*, Jeff Program : Lane, chairman. Gar- terrific climax after- another a ' Baker's .-.flayer, disappeared toon deivooa for the bandit moonahindiner, Bossitcr and McCaslin. i brnckneck speed without pausing after the first attack. An hour liter, era. ' u ,_,n_ i i . vtvps Elaanor Hick. Dayla Geiger, B illy Tyre, Theodore Dobbfna, Martha Worship: Brownlee, chairman, to ponder on grave social problem* he telephoned ipto Salerno .for at There they had act up ona of the a S ic lS h h a r t l Maria Ann Wade, • Lucy Caswell, Moughton. o f ‘ he why or wherefor o f it. But doctor, reporting an accidental;largest,“ suila” ever confiscated in “ S-Kiff smires B ettv Coney, Anna Marie Couch, Mar* jorio DnBoie, M ay Hickson, Rath* Attendance: Jinkins, chairman, it heaps out excitement in tadlf Tut tUTLSatam^SIES* S C S ^ “ w/FlUm, V lC U w S lc J eryn Morrison. Mary E. Tolar, Fort, Gi!)on, Baumcl. •n<" from tho enthusiastic recep- chooUng, and ha. not bew * « . !■ A : J t »ii I W k r o b b S ^ i n i d R S ? r S 2 L «? Cook, Donald Cinder, 8tewart Gat* Jewell-Turner, Nona Rivera, MaiRcception: Lake, chairman, Shar tion being given it by pawv... Augmented by th h £ testily; f t ? A a S t o m n * w » m % t t ? 7 ^ “ I’ ehel, Bert Hlckaon, William Hlck- colm Higgins, John Courier, Wil* on. Langley. Moughton. . amune Theatre, meets the swom in deputies, Sheriff Baker,In* ^aniey gang were plotted. ! Mn. william Keppler, Billy Thin* ■on Sm ith, B etty McKinnon, Bea­ „ House: Lloyd, chairman, Dcnnr, I thrilling hungry demands o f the advanceti to taka the oatlawa, n m m ~ pen, Howard Lamb, Hubert Law* trice Hickson, Paul Kina, Darrell ls«4 »k IliIlA V il| I m I I I . C I U i ' ‘ mr. . camp by storm at noon. It wasj D jlA jll C f P f T I A W ion, Lamar Moon, George Smith, Moye, A lbert Reid, Donald Saun* Finance: Maines, chairman,! _ ... _ . Although a delightful dove eleA COR R E C TION D U lW E J jE lllU ll George Dillard, Elmo Dillard, oers, Raymond Lundquiat, Pauline Scott, Marshall, Jinkins^ , nicnt runs through '‘Craahin’ Th ru " found deaerUd save by the wounda l woman and Mrs. WefIcy Mob-J . Sarah Moya, Mary ElUabctrf Bellam y, Marion Hoolihan, Mar­ Educational: Lawton, chairman tho producers o f this film must -Tn a story apperaing in WedncrPontlnniJT#---, Neely, Edith SteakLy, Helen garet Pardon, Evelyn Robson, Jack |have made up their mi ml to build OT day’s issue It was stated that 8. McKay DcCottcs. Continued from page 1. Saunders, Ada Singletary, LueUq GlUon.-------------------- -----------Publicity: B erg, chairman, up n Western story which would side the dead body of Joe Ashley. | T,. Hunt ia tho auperintendent o f Hall, Adelaide! Vnmr4. r . , top anything olio in its line by ac Hve bullets had pierced Ashlcvs meeting on tho night of Dec. 3 Sellars, Jeanetts the construction work on tho new Mcincs, Ball. lh® Jocular|which t m i attended by a largo Higgins, Lavoada Hickson. Verdie ,.. . * ,'* ? * < * {■ * » . Inter-city Relations: C o n n e lly ,. least one or two more thrills than b° ? y' n orf , T S T * * addition to the Sanford Machine . Company. M r. Hunt, besides be­ chairman, Overlin, Tolar, Bcbout., have hithortoo been incorporated ir. vein. Beside Ashley were two load- reprfsentathm group of Sanford • Miller, Faith Martin. Roialyn Bell, Moll cd guns. He bad sprung from Us voters It was the unaimous opin*; Anncce Cripe, Lula Mao Grooms, 55*" Public A ffa irs: Sharon, chair- nny previous story o f this type. in g the superintendent, is also the bed to tho attack, dying as he ion of that gathering that the Elizabeth Hlrschl. Mary McMahon, A M U n W h S r 1 ( — ----------------------general contractor instead o f C. H. man, Steele, Hail. slipped on one shoo. ______ |comniUaioner. should Tmrnediatcly. Msry Virginia Urnuhart, Henry! V ™ *?' J ? r? 2 K » Classification: Brownies, chaira n n v TTV7 f t A AT/1 Johnson, os was stated in the Tonight three posses of o ffic e r s «« . about to have measures drawn ’ Jameson, Marian Jamea, Nancy \c^ story. man, Caswell, Moughton. A \ H I P Y Itf/ lN lf ’• _ __ Grievance: Maines, chairman. i l k J l l l J l J l \ Iia ilv B and citizens, aggregating 40 m en , Icalling for a election to float bonds •Klnari, Glndya Spinks, G. S. Mid. * la ? T O » ______ nrtf searching for John Ashley/fnc « large enough to erect! dlcton, James McDonald, Ralph! nevano P,l^ tw r ^ r t V M* I ^ u I C O U N T Y A G E N T BUSY N O W Moughton. Baffields, Steele. Hanford Mobley and Albert M il- j the three utility plants. Pearson, Robert Pearson. Jack n ^ " ' Civic: Sharon, chairman, Connei,n „ nnirn , , Because he w ill bo busily engag­ (Continued from page 1) ed fo r the next two months in pre­ ley, Maines, Hutchinson. icr. Bloodhounds wero unable to, On Dec. 11 tho City Commission Pearson, Max Rumbley, Rayford "T h o m n i? paring the Seminole County fa ir 1 Athletic: Lane, chairman, Steele, through his right lung, but not follow trolls because of a warm met and rnssed favorably upon! Rivers, Ralph Wolf, St. Clair WilsM* Bnw -------------------------before he had emptied 18 rounds rain that has been falling all day the proposed bond election and in- 1 White, Edgar Walts. . exhibits fo r both the Madison w , k jv iffi «n f « jLm r « n i ’ 8eoo«d Grade W* Lawcenco Reele. Square Garden Exposition and A N N U A L M E E TIN G OF CON- into the camp from his three nu- long. A t 7 o'clock tonight Sheriff (eluded in it not only tho sum o f! G K E G A T IO N A L CHURCH. tomatics. Baker stated at Stuart, where his1 , *815,000 for tho erection of the! Kathcrino Grooms, Sam Brad- .. _ i , , '■. Orange County Fair, County Dcm-r Th e members ,pf the CongrcgaFour companion officers carried men were refreshing, that be had;utility plants bul an item of ford, Gcorgcna Hurt. Mary Nf<*kol, C. S. NLRE8E TRAIN BRAZIL __________ __________ ..... ... . . . . tlonnl Church held their annual Baker to safety behind tr.’cs. every reason to believe he was 000 for the erection of a city hail,' Marion Lundquist, Caroline Blg-J , IAN S b « absent from hia office n great m a tin g Wednesday evening. A There he shook hands with them, close pn the trail of Miller and which it was felt Is another thing' gvrs, Horace Bledsoe, Melvin Tay-; R fo DE JANEIRO. Jan- 10r— deal o f the time and will be unable * uPl»cr was served by tho Indies said goodbye with a smiio playing John AsMcy. thnt tho city has long felt the. lor, Dorothy Marshall. Kathcrinol Fi/ty-two American trained nurses to nttend to ail o f his regular u " j t° n Previous to the meeting and over his face, and a few momenta At Stuart the sheriff said John need. j Iritis, Jock Rusasll, Joseph arc employed teaching ‘ Brazilian work. This announcement is made wh »c *hc business o f the church before he expired_ ln_ the s e s o f Ashley this nftemoon called to an; The election was set for .Tan. 11 Thomonon, Bonner Carter, Rich-' women tho tricks of their trade fo r tho benefit o f truckers and ’ acquaintance passing / along the and since that time interest ami nnl Dens, Carolyn Lewis, Harry in the hospitals o f this city. They ow cn in thia vicinity who w ill Dixie highway importuning him to enthusiasm in behalf of the lot- Bower, Frederick Daiger. Vaatinc were brought hero by the Public A fte r reports were made by the vc any business with Mr. Whitthat go to Stuart and procure fflr him cst progressive nteps to he taken by Moon, Carl Vausc, Harold Hamii, Health Department at the suggosvarious officers and com m itted inshin- some gitna and ammunition. Ash- tho city of Sanford, has increased Glenn Holly, Max Musgrave, Elsie tion of the Rockefeller Foundation new officers were elected fo r the to be-j Icy declared, the acquaintance re*;by Icnps and bounds. ‘ Tolar, L. Z. Toriny, Laura Mae Commission. POLITICAL A For I hereby * ni candidate tor t o f Seminole Co Democratic nr Don't miss this S| ing succession of So A smashing drams and staggering sujj Comedy “ Why P* E GOES IN TO A U T O IIUHINESS Perry Jcmigan, who for the pas', fe w months has been connected with The Sanford Herald as n lino­ type operator, han severed his con­ nection with the paper and has ac­ cepted a position os manager o f the automobile department o f tho Dixie Highway Garage at Mt. Dora This firm in the exclusive agency fo r the Nash automobile in several central Florida counties in this vi. cinity. Mr. Jornigan is not new a t the automobile business fo r p ri­ or to his conection with The Hcfald was engaged in that busines in Sanford for five years ns the agent fo r tho Hupniobilc car. De c e iv in g new coat of P A IN T . The interior o f the Ball Hard­ ware Company on First Street is receiving a new coat o f paint. Both celling and walls arc being painted and already the interior is present­ ing a nifty npp*»aro’’ e*». A nrou '-"'ment was mnde that more im­ provements v/UI be inane in me store at a later date, while work on rearranging some of the stock is now being done. To present Its wares in the most attractive man­ ner in a clean nnd neat appearing store, is the motto of the Ball Hardware Company. - coming year, as follows: Treasurer, 31. C. Williams. Clerk, A. L. Renaud. Trustee, J. J. Bolly. Deacon, Ed. Randall. _ Surday School Superintendent, J. J. Bolly. ’ . Assistant Sunday School Super­ intendent, Ed. Ilandnll. Ushers, George Saunders, L. Re­ naud and Many Kent. Music Committee, Mrs. W ood­ ru ff, Mrs. Kent, and 31rs. Mitchell. S P E C IA L R E PR E S E N TIN G T A IL O R IN G FIRM . W . O. Smith, representing the Schaeffer Tailoring Company, is again in Sanford and will be here for several days at the McKinnonMarkwood Clothing Company on First Street. Mr. Smith announces that he has with him a complete line o f the latest materials Tor spring suits which can l>e made up In the latest styles. He will be glad to exhibit his samples to any o f tile patrons of the store. Tobacco sprays nut plant lico out o f business; they just can’t stand it. Add a little soap to make the spray spread and stick. The hen that lays is the hen that pays. Article in Window No. 1 AA HOSE Any A rticle in Window No. 2 Everything In Our Shop Specially Reduced For The Last Few Sale Da u U in ii REMO VE OWNERSHIP o f PUBLIC UTILITIES by SAN FORD CITIZENS Means Real Fire Protection for All Sections of the Elimination of Rapid Depreciation in Plumbing; Smaller Soap Bills; A dequate Supply of Pure SOFT W ater; City; Lower Insurance Rates; MAKE �ENGLISH PLANT f t OPEN HERE OF FORD MOTOR Pierson-Roger* Auto Cotn- CO. IS LARGEST of Orlando has leased the M ic h N . M. A. to Urge Automobile Plank in Party i* The Manchester plant of the Ford M otor Company o f England, Ltd., the largest automobile fac­ tory In the British laics, will pro­ duce approximately .10,000 cars during the year 1021, according to flrtn. lie new Arm will have the ogen- a recent report. The English com­ irV h the Maxwell, Chrysler and pany, formed in 1010, began opera­ m lm ers automobiles and will n s * on display in its display tions in a small fucioiy near Lon­ ' rooms the late*t model In all three don where 570 cars were turned Not only will the com in y jju * in the first year. The factory Wm icy t^he j was moved shortly afterward to I I ^three popular cars but w ill main 1 tain an up-to-date service station* Manchester, forming the ncuclcus »*»with a corps o f experienced me- shout which the prorent mammoth ’ dUnies who will look out a fter the plant employing 2,200 men has de­ 7’ needs of the patrons in the w ay of veloped. i * ' repairs, etc. Not only w ill the While the company was original­ le r v irf station cater to the owners ly dependent on the Ford Motor « f the above named cars but w ill Company in America for parts, the also do general repair work fo r new plant includes on its 310,021 square feet o f floor space com­ • jiij^ m a k e s o f automobiles. Picrson-Rogers Auto Com- plete up-to-date automotive pro­ ny has been established in Or- duction machinery for every im­ tdo for five years and enjoys portant unit. Thus the English d? jIn qua of the largest businesses o f any Ford ear, originally a combina­ ►% Arm in that city. This concern tion o f American parts and Urit- "K u the agency fo r the three cars ish assembly, is now P5 per cent n’ %l*nUoned for the four counties o f British, both in manufacture and Lake, Seminole, Orange and Osce­ materials. Since its inception 13 years ago ola. t ,frw,Tho manager o f the new firm the Manchester plant has grown '. , f nas hbhbeen appointed as yet but it to be the largest plant outside of ‘ "was announced by Mr. Rogers that the United States, and it is esti­ « - J . P. Thurmand, for the past two mated has directly and indirectly years In charge o f the service de­ given employment to 20,000 Brit­ partment o f the Orlando branch. ish workmen. “ Will assume the same position here Jciaad J. M. Dawson, form erly ndertising manager of The Sanford ^ 0rierald, will be head o f the sales He _ adjoining Baggett’* Fill* ition on Sanford A venae and I'forniaHy open that esUhllahBt on Saturday of this week. It (announced Wednesday by F. logers, the junior member o f r P l a t e orms perm it ' ufaeture o f than can, with high­ est grades of materials and without lacrifice' o f rigorous' Inspection and test, at lepa coat than has hitherto been thought possible. Overland's last reduction in Septem brought this model down to $495, f. o. b. Toledo.-' ’ Ranked also among Willys-Overland achievements of the past year has been the growth of its dealer organisation, which today is prac­ tically twice that o f 1922. Able merchandlsen of motor cars in practically every commu­ nity have been obtained to sell Willys-Overland products and in practically every inatance the suc­ cess of the factory In Toledo dur­ ing the past 12 months ean be at­ tributed to the remarkable co-opoperation extended by WillysOverland merchants. The Millionth Car. One more spot of pleasant mem­ ory that the past year holds is the C Overland ear, an event properly careful' W ing. g * h“ * solidly , ■nd "Itn who hare mu motor car i„ the " 3 . ______ ____ f body. attracted to W ili£ & Sales classes held by hundreds « u s « they h tV F of WIHys- Overland merchants in company's effort* toPw an effort to train new selling tal­ ent have been supplemented by a remarkable series of "service clinics,” which have been conduct­ ed at central points daring the past months. These courses have been in charge of specially-trained factory men who nave been entrused with the task of teaching and training dealers' mechanics and service men In tho latest and most efficient methods of taking care of-Overland and WiUysKnight motor cars. Willys-Over­ land feels that It posesses the lead­ ing dollar-for-dollar value In auto­ mobiles; it Is ohr persistent nim to back this, product with the best obtainable service. Sales records for the past year Indicate that, even in a year of O v e ^ ’„d 0 f ^ r ta ttf rigorous standard* ^ 1 lure, which fact n lL .?** beta r’e .mrSftS? remarkable wave of " J i f f o »4 J S S a determination to I jm this record. The land factory in Toledo a f S B . 'a s r 4 ^ 1 T a k i n g America Of Its Feet! Overland Success is tbe Talk of the Country T h e yen just ended has beer the Creates* oi all the fifteen years of Overland history. A treat year made by peat cars— the create*! Overland* ever b u ilt Greatest In looks, power, action, comfort— and money’s north? FACTORY HOLDS KEY TO SALES MOTORIST ASSN. MAKING PLAN S FOR NEW YE AR There is one factory, at least, in which there is no dispute be­ Lett to rig h t: Cul. I had II. Brown, Ohio. Secretary o f State; Judge W alter U. Meals, President N. M. tween sales and production execu­ A .; President Cculidge, Fred II. Cnley, Prcfidcnt O. S. A. A . and Secretary N . M. A .; Richard H. Lee, tives as to the relative importance of their departments. Vice President N. M. A . Ask anyone of authority in the sales department o f Dodge Broth­ For the first time in automobile has given them a new outlook on 'C oolidge voiced his policy on high­ "* “ What are the plans o f the Nn ers, Detroit, which is more import- history, automobile owners of the life. ways iif these words: Motorists' Association fo r ant— the job o f manufacturing or nation will nttempt to'lin ve a mo­ “ N o expenditure of public money “ To experience its greatest ful­ |the job o f selling— nnd you will toring plank included in the na­ t tbe coming year fillment, the motor industry must contributes so much to the nation­ This was the chief topic fo r dis­ get an immediate, emphatic an tional political platforms. al wealth as for building good he provided with good roads. cussion when delegates repre- swer: The National Motorists’ Associa­ roads.” “ In our business, manufacturing, “ It is desirable, moreover, to see ( » '"Kehting more than 378,000 N. M. tion has taken the lead in present­ Since the president’s speech has \j on A. members in good standing mel by all means.’ ’ ing this subject, following the re­ that this great enterprise and ac­ Ever since Dodge Brothers turn­ ception o f its delegates and offi­ tivity have an equitable method of been widely construed as an out­ llrr t Die first annual convention of the association in Washington, D. ed out their first motor car, back cials recently by President Coolidge taxation, and m obtaining these ac- line o f his platform for re-election, in 1911, and even before that time, at the White House. A t that time tivitic* and benefits, 1 want to ten- N. M. A . officials believe that the last month. • The progress o f the organiza­ when Dodge Brothers were build­ the president outlined his person- (Icr l'! JoU ,mY niost hearty co- proposal o f a plank on motoring tion its influence for the ing parts fo r other manufacturers, ul views regarding the automobile, operation and support. lion ni using us w ill meet friendly consideration at ent o f motoring, its broad major stress has always been }£■ is -MfUnen* Th e motor car,” he told the N. In his address to congress, the the hands o f those who will formal-in handling the vital profc- placed on the building of that M. A., “ has raised the people nnd N. M. A. also points out, Presiden t' ly draft the convention resolutions.! ■ i« e v . ? „ before motorists am! its suc- product, rather than the selling. “ Build it well nnd it will sell it­ in building up the largest au­ tomobile organization in the world self,” was their cardinal doctrine. Sedan at the N ew York show. possible Id different ! ther stressed by an entire month of making In record time encourages the heDodge Brothers believed that a The enthusiasm which this car demonstration and displny that models, produced after nn exhaus­ j lie f that the N. M. A . w ill carry product could not survive long un­ tive study on tho part of Willys•‘"‘ 'w ot some unusually important less it was conscientiously built— occasioned here was duplicated at greatly increased its popularity. Overland engineers and transpor­ And Then the Champion. plans within the next few months that the public would always pre­ every motor display in the coun­ try and in every Willys-Overland But the'height o f motoring util­ tation experts o f the special re­ „!.»/ ..Thus the query and, as a conse­ fer fundamental merit to superfic­ of this particular quence, the following interesting ial glamor; thnt a car with a real dealer's show room, with the ic- ity was scaled in mid-fuli by the quirements statement o f the policy as adopted reputation for goodness would al­ suli thnt within 30 days after its announcement o f the new Over- sphere o f the nutomobilc. Prices A re Now Lowest. at the convention: ways find a healthy market, re­ announcement almost every possi- land Champion, a’ closed car of Another achievement of WillysFor Instance, the N. M. A. has gardless o f the whims of fashion. hie motor car purchaser in the unique design, actually introducing Overland has been »the series of population had to the public raldcaliy already “ pointed the w ay” with i nf p 'lp u M U U ii iu iii ^11 m i* IJ U U I Il ' something M U m T IllliK I 41 H I L i l l i » . . , ' . • . t . . The fact that Dodge Brothers larger centers o price which ^ brought brought ! fresh, said to tn be he the most diver­ d iv e r - 1 * p , reductions, , luction*, which its slogan for safety. “ N ot traffic have now built and sold more than inspected this unusual model. and \ Willys-Knight The new product was a novelty gently useful car so far brought. Overland , ’ l'_'“ 'tul anti \ illys-hnight cars I safe for the highways but high- 1,000,0(8) cars, seems to hear out v . *>««Ways safe for the traffic." This re- this contention in an emphatic in automobile nianufacure— not a out— the first* standard dosed ear ! . 7n tu -he lowest prices in their * revealed the subject in nn entirely way. The million mark was reach­ coupe, not a sedan, not a coach— seating move thun two passengers fi|s‘ ory, a feat made possible by * j changes m factory production new light nnd has already cncour ed December 13, 1923— just nine but a distinctly original and in- for less than $700. aged much more intelligent co-op­ years pad 11 days after the lirst dividual creation in motor ear doAlmost o f equal in terestJ o <thoitite eration on the part o f those indi­ Dodge ^Brothers Motor Car left the sign; the first o f a series of re- motoring public were further nnviduals. organizations and ufli- factory. j freshing departures which marked nouncements o f new closed car »le,j cials who are working for the e li­ ra ro W T Willys-Overland's career fo r the signs on both Overland anil Wilmination o f the causes o f acci­ jwst 12 months. lys-KnightB chassis; o f the producdents rather than offering tem po­ Iled Bird Another Success. lion of the larger Overland with rary remedies. Another important nicasago was hlack body and top; o f tin*, buildsent forth ea rly in spring—the »- * of tho W illys-Knight .Coupenew Overland Red Bird, a novel Sedan in two types, a leather-upcrcation in Mandalay Mnroon nnd ujisiereil buoy tor professional glistening nickel, set off with , and business men, and another finkhaki-colored top and extra equip- ished in velour, called tho DoLuxc ment, in a totally new price class., model; the Overland Model 91 Its success was instantaneous nnd Touring car in both standard and Announcement by President John country wide. This was in a limit- DcLuxe designs'; and the WillsN. W illy* o f the \\ illys-Overland ed measure duplicated in the Wil- Knight five-passenger Sedan in Co. o f the production of more than lys-Knight line by the building o f both standard and DcLuxe ilc200,1100 cars on December 15 cap­ the Country Club model, a hand- signs. TA LLA H A S S E E , Fla., Jnn. 9.— ped tin climax of the most remarksome touring car in Cavalier MaThe Spud for Commercial Car Persons who fail to properly fill nhl'* year thnt Willys-Overland toon, also specially equipped. Both Users, out upplirution:i for automobile has had, a year replete with sen- o f these cars filled a ior.g-felt want O f particular interest to the bus- r s title Certificates and license tags jtional success that has returned fo r novelty and appealed to the iness man who operates one o f a this organization to its place far “ sport” fleet of delivery cars was the are placing handicaps upon the in the forefront among the leaders buyers of the so-called types. Overland nnnounci ment of the new stute officials in charge of issuing o f the motor car industry. Shortly a fte r the original an- Overland Spad, a delivery car Mr. W illy * coupled this un- nounccment, the Red Bird was fur,- chassis, with standard body types, these credentials that are unnec­ with the statement essarily delaying the prompt com­ noucement pliance of requests for both. This that Willys-Overland expects to is indicated in a statement issued break every one of its 1923 rec­ today by Ernest Amos, statccump- ords in 1921 with a production t roller, urging that the applica­ which at present indicates a prob­ tions he correctly made out, so that able sale o f 300,000 cars. v Willys-Overland created the first hli large force of workers may send o f iti series o f unusual announce­ out the tags ns expediouslv as pos­ ments in 1923 with the appearance sible. of its new Willys-Knight CoupeThe. statement follows; “ Applications for title ce rtifi­ cates should be covered by one re­ mittance and license tag applica­ tions covered by a separate remit­ tance, but both should come in the same envelope. “ Th.y should come in the same envelope because the license tug will not be issued unless the title certificate has been applied for. 1 A firm and stable or­ The i reason for separate rem itt­ ganization that has built ances i3 that the title certificate a uniformly good car of vv. - - i v d j- ijv i s & y money goes into the state’s auto­ economical price and \ voua esa rt*Mcipro ncw theft fund, while the license tug operation. money goes to motor vehicle li­ 2 A chassis so designed cense tag fund. and coordinated that it , "Unless applicants observe this performs equally effidmethod of making requests they ently under all conditions. not only delay the issuance of tags t o 'themselves but clog up the ma­ 3 A wide variety of chinery of the department and de­ Give class and beauty to your body t ypes that meets al1 3 lay delivery of the tags all around. u, Individual requirements car. Climatic condition en-sily This is especially true in cases and establishes a stand­ where people make a business of taken care of. Our material ard of quality and style. sending in applications for the public, such as notaries public, docs not check, blister 4 Duick authorised or automobile dealers nnd others. service available every­ A longer lasting, “ To illustrate, I have before me wash oil. where throughout the about 100 applications sent in by life of the car. sm-u-mc one concern, some for title certif­ better job, than can he done icates and others for license tags, with any other material. all covered by one check and that fo r the wrong amount. Many of Workmanship of highest type. these \ ill have to be sent back /or correct.on of individual irregular­ ities.” OVER A MILLION req OestI s m a d e OVERLANDS HAVE CONCERNING 1924 BEEN PRODUCED AUTO TITLE TAGS Look at the new Overland Cham­ pion, for instance It bring! a quality dosed car with features and utilities hitherto unheard of within reach of every purse. America’s Grst all­ I4 M B. •. a. T *M ( t purpose car— conceded to be the moat useful motor car on wheels, The Champion and ail Overland m odel* have the bigger Overland engine— brute power with extrema e co n o m y. L e a d ers in economy — le a d e rs o n the road — leaders in th e m a n y satisfactions they bring to owners. See thhp. Sit in them. A sk for a sample of their p e r f o rm a nc e . IB M I.S.S. Tot *795 s.«. a.Toua« Seminole Overland Company f: O N K S W 5 5 $ i 5 355 355 3 ^ 3 5 5 3 5 5 3 ^ 3 5 5 3 5 5 W 3 S 5 W nnouncing These are the fundamental R easons w h y C A L L A N D SKE OUR Originators of 3 to 6 Day Auto Painting Opening o f Sales and Service o f the Good M ax­ well, Chrysler and Chalmers Cars. W e employ only the best mechanics and we will operate an open shop fo r General Repairs on all makes of cars. W e believe in Sanford and if the good people here will give us a trial you will believe in us. We promise you Dollar for Dollar value the same as your Banker or Merchant. C o m e In A n d S e e U s Pierson--Rogers Auto Co. W hen better automobiles are built Orlando Auto Beauty Parlor XHLRE’S O N LY TW O GOOD PLACES TO E A T — HOME A N D BOR’S, A N D B E TTY’S Lykglas Auto Renewal LUNCH ROOM, System SECOND DOOR 521 N. Orange WEST OF SAN JU A N GARAGE. J. A. HENDERSON Buick will build them SANFORD BUICK COMPANY 20G-208 Magnolia Avenue— Fhone 3u7 E. L. H A U W E L L , Manager j W hen better automobiles are built, Buick will build them Maxwell—Chrysler—Chalmers Corner Sanford Avenue and Second Street P h o n e 1 9 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - P h o n e 194 �Mm ” --- — “ W. w ■ M « « V V • m> -r W w MB| « k V M fl» » A RACE FOR BARGAINS W E LL WORTH YO U R R U N N IN G — -BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BAR GAINS EVERYW HERE IN O UR GREATEST J A N U A R Y C L E A R A N C E .S A L E , Beginning January 11th, Ending January D . L v _ T H R A S H ^ R flR X T T O TH E F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K , SA N FO R D , m a B e »fflfflB ^ a «g :a M 8 a g ia g 8 i^ ia a H 8 :a a s :ffia i8 ^ iM ija M »M A ^ fa :M M a H g g »fe ;a ji«8 g H a a 8 ia g ig a K iiii;H M ? :8 B a g m g 8 H a a a a a ! WOMEN HOLDING IMPORTANT JOBS ATSTATECAPITAL Thereof, to be Used to Aeuulre ' *"F«. » , _ . J , , . . Aa Mayor o f the City o f'a n d operate a sa public utility a before said bonds o r any part o f [b y the City o f San Build. Con.tniet ami f t _ , „ » | 7 h H P } 2 ^ S d a f a n i . Florida, numbered f . Sanford, fiFloridn. Sanf water works plant o r plants, and said bonds shall be iaaued, this 5to bo, Maintained arid entitled: “ An Ordinance Proved lh . Neccaanry F a rn lto c S 3 l ............................. FOR [REST .LAKE, to provide the C ity and tho In­ ordinance shall be first approved a Public U tility, tad Ing for the Acquisition and Estab­ lures, a (S E A L ) S. O. CHASE, t l u L l * ml A,lmlnisAuthority |„ mo vested by the orhabitants thereof with nn adequate by a m ajority vote o f the electors fo r an Issue o f UtUitj lishment o f an Electric Light a id tration Building,' of the C ity o f Sanford, Folrlda, the City o f Sanford, C. J. M A R S H A L L , supply o f wjjtcr. dmanccs o f the City di Sanford, power Ila n t or Nnnta, by the C % Ami, Wheroaa, the fnur said An the City Commission o f * Section 2. That tho City Com­ actually participating In an elec­ the sum o f Three Florida, and we, Forrest Lake, S. o f .Sanford, Florida, to be Mainordinances provide for thuMsnua the City o f Snnford, Florida'. O. Chase and C. J. Marshall, na *tained * tion to be called nnd held at such Seventy-five Thousand and* Operated' as a Public •—i■■i » ' ■ x mission o f the City o f Sanford, of bonda by the City o f Sanford, time nnd in such mnnner na Is Proceeds to be Derived , Ihs City Commission o f the City Utility, and Providing fo r an Is­ Attest: Florida, further deems it expe­ TA LLA H A S SE E , Jon, 8-— .Wo- Florida, fo r municipal „purposes, — ,------, L, R. PH ILIPS , o f Sanford, Florida, do hereby sue o f U tility Bonds by the City prescribed by the Charter nnd the Sale Thereof to be men are playing no unimportant In the total aum of Nine Hundred dient nnd to the best Interest o f City Clerk o f the C ity o f call an election to bo held in the o f Sanford, Florida, In the sufn ordinances o f the C ity o f Sanford, quire, Establish, Put the City o f Sanford, Florida, and Pf*J 1,1 and TwcntJr Thousand ($920,000.. City o f Sanford, Florida, on tho Sanford, Florida. Florida, Construct a Water Wa ,tate. That this, is true may be W ) lho procecJa (lcr,vc(, o f .Thrco Hundred and Ten Thou­ it Is the determination o f the C ity confirmed by n glance »at the per­ l l l h day o f January, A . D. 1921, sand Dollars, tho Proceeds to be 12-12-19-26-1-2-9-fit Section 5. That said bonds shall Plants.’ Commission o f the City o f Sansonnel o f State Capitol, employes. from the sale o f said bonds to bo ,*L to determine the question by said Derived-from tho Sale Thereof, to There they are found In numbers expended In the following manner, A n rvn T « _ _ ford, Florida, to Issue utility bonds be o f the dendminatlon o f One and FOR tho acquUIt election then and there to bo be Used to Acquire, Establish, occupying .positions o f trust and to-wit: Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars each, tablishmcnt o f a water i importance, where as private m c held, whether the said ordinances Purchase nnd Construct an Elec­ thc sum o f Thrco Hundred and bearing interest a t the rate o f five or plants, to bo operated 1 <A) Under nuthorily o f Onliretaries and clerks handling docu­ or nny o f them, proposing the Haiti tric Light and Power Plant or Sccvnty-fivo Thousand ’ ($375,- and one-half per centum (5 l i f t ) tained by the City ments that necessarily must be o f r.nncc No, 07,, the Bum o f Three a confidential nature at certain Hundred a.id Seventy-five Ilhous- three several bond Issues, shall be Plants," and A N O RD IN ANC E PR O V ID IN G 000.00) Dollars, tho proceeds de­ per annum, interest payable semi­ Florida, as a public ttt stages of state transactions,-they and ($3?q,000.00), Dollars, to ac­ adopted, approved and confirmed FO R TH E A C Q U S ITIO N A N D rived from the sale o f said bonds annually, on tho first days o f Jan­ A G A IN S T the acquisition and nnd FOR BONDS.” often are tho custodians o f state by tha electors o f said City, and establishment o f an electric light E S TA B L IS H M E N T O F A W A ­ to be used fo r the following muni­ uary and July, said Issue o f bonds! “ A G A IN S T THE A l quire, establish, purchase and con­ secrets which i f revealed probably TER WORKS P L A N T OR whether the bonds provided for by and power plant or plants, to be would create'sensations through­ struct a water works plant or P L A N T S BY T H E C IT Y OF cipal purpose, to-wit: To acquire, to be numbered fr o m 'l to 375, both of that certain ordlo said ordinances shall be Issued by operated nnd maintained by the all o f said City o f Snnford. Flor out the state. SANFO RD , F L O R ID A , TO BE establish, purchase, and construct numbers inclusive, plants, Including suitable land, the City o f Sanford, Florida, In City o f Sanford, Florida, as a pub­ The fact, however, that every date o f the issuance thereof, both bored 07, entitled: M A IN T A IN E D A N D OPERa wnter works plnnt or plants, In­ cacoments, structures, boilers, en­ member o f tho cabinet has a young the manner and for the purposes lic utility, and A T E D AS A P U B L IC U T I L I - cluding ......... ............ .. .................... ... principal nnd interest o f said bonds suitable land, eaiements, 'An Ordinance ProvW gines, dynamos, machinery, stand woman as his private stenogra­ in said ordinances or In any o f to be’ payable a t The Chase N a­ Acquisition nnd Estat A G A IN S T BONDS. 7 & m ” n S ^ w iw S v f n K etnscturca, boiicrs .engines, dyna pher is testimony o f their value in pipes, reservoirs, pumps, conduits, ISSU E OF U T IL IT Y BONDS snid ordinances, provided and set places of responsibility. . stand pipes, tional Bank, In the C ity o f New a Water Works Plant othur apparatus nnd appliances B Y T H E C IT Y O f S A N FO R D , nios, machinery, forth. Not only tho cabinet members, reservoirs, pumps, conduits, and York, State o f Now York, in law- by the City o f Sanford, FLO R ID A . IN T H E SUM OF but the governor also has a wom- necessary In obtaining, accumulat­ And, I, Forrest Lake, as Mayor appliances ! ful money o f the United States to be Maintained and TH R E E HUND RED A N D REVother apparatus and as his chief stenographer, Mrs. ing am| distributing nn adequate * O R T H E A P P R O V A L o f that E N T Y -F iV E T H O U S A N D DOL- nncci.'ary in obtaining, accumulnt- ' of America. Said bonds shall be a Public U tility, and Agnes Bremer, o f Live Oak, while supply o f wnter, said water works o f City o f Sanford, Florida, and certain ordinance o f the City of t Au cT t u p n u n c p p u c T n . . . . . . . . * LA K Si TH E PROCEEDS TO BE <* „ _n.i (ii->tributlnir an adequate signed by the Mayor o f the City an Issue o f U tility B on d i*! the governor's private secretary, plant or plants, when completed, wc, Forrest Lake, S. O, Chase and DERIVED FROM T H E S A L E U' u an ia «iu a t i Sanford, Florida, numbered 09, I. B. Edwards, who is also secre­ C. J. Marshall, as the Ctly Com­ TH E R E O F TO BE USED TO r,uPPly o f wnter, and water works Sanford, Florida, and by the Celrk City o f Sanford, Flor tary to several o f the important to be operated and maintained by mission o f the City o f Sanford, entitled; ” An Ordinance Provid­ ACQ U IRE, E S TA B L IS H , P U R - T l™ * 8 or plants, when completed o f the C ity o f Sanford,' Florida, sum o f Threo Hundred' state boards, has Miss Mildred the City o f Sanford, Florida, ns a ing for the Acquisition and Estab­ CH ASE AND C O NSTR U C T A tn be operated and maintained by ami shall have a ffixed thereto, the enty-five Thousand Jackson, o f Tallahnsec, as his pri­ public utility, for the purpose of Florida, do hereby appoint C. L. lishment o f n Gas Plant or Plants, Britt,anti F. P. Bines, and W. M. W A T E R WORKS P L A N T OR the City o f Sanford, Florida, ns a sen! of nhe City o f Snnford, Flor­ Proceeds to be Derived vate stenographer. furnishing to the City of Sanford, tho City of Sanford, Flcridn, PL A N T S . Miss Bessie Gibbs, o f Tallahas­ Haynes, Inspectors o f snid elec­ Whereas, the Charter o f the City P ^ Iic utility, for the purpose o f ida, and the interest coupons to be Sale Thereof to be Used see, attached to th? executive o f­ Florida, nml to the Inhabitants tion, and David Speer, Clerk o f to be maintained nnd Operated as fices, knows tb* details o f the of- thereof, nn adequnte nnd ample a Publicity U tility, and Providing of Snndfnrd, Florida, provides, i.furnlfhlmr to the City o f Sanford, ittachcd to said bonds shall be quire, Establish, Purrtm tt said election. fles as perhaps few other persons supply o f water. fo r an Issue o f U tility Bonds of among other things, that the City : Flari‘li‘ - nml lo tho I n s t a n t s clgncd with the engraved or lith Conctruct a Water WorksThe form of the ballot for said that have been connected with (D ) Under authority o f Ordi­ tho City o f Sanford, Floridn, in of Snnford, Florida, shall have the thereof, nn adequate and ample ographed fnc-slmile signature o f or Plants.’ them. It is Miss Gibbs that usu­ election shall be as follows, to-wit: said M ayor and snid Clerk. and A G A IN S T the acqulal tho Sum o f One Hundred nnd Six­ right to acquire, establish, own supply o f wator.ally keeps track o f the intricate nance No. 68. the sum o f Three • O F F IC IA L B A L L O T ami operate ns a public utility, n I Section 3. It in the determinaSection fi. That the Mayor of establishment of a water-. W Hundred and Ten Thousand ($310,records of the office, such as a curd ty Thiusend Dollars, the Proceeds water works plnnt or plants nnd to Bund Election lion o f tha City Commission of tho tho City o f Snnford, Florida, is plant or plants, to be index of petitions for pardons, and 000.00) Dollars, to acquire, estab­ to be Derived from the Sale There­ o f the matters o f that nature. lish, purchase and construct nn o f to be Used to Acquire, Estab­ tanTs'*thereof'wlth "water, am” bi City o f Snnford, Florida, that th e 1 hereby instructed, authorised nnd maintained by tho City o f But perhaps one o f the young City o f Sanford, Florida, Whereas, the City Commission ! *nid sunt o f Three Hundred nnd I empowered to call nn election to Florida, ns a public utility, 7 lish, Purchase am! Construct a women in the capitol service that electric light and power plant or January 11, 1921. of the City o f Sanford, Florida. Seventy-five Thousand ($375,- determine tho question o f the laand A G A IN S T BO ND SArJf land, Gas Plant or Plants," and enjoys her work most is Miss Rou- plants, including suitable now deems it most expedient and O(MJ.t)O) Dollars, will be required sunnee o f the bonds provided for Section 8. This ordinance'$ mellc Bowen, who handles the de­ casements, structures, boilers, en­ FOR the acquisition nnd cstnb to tho host interest o f the City of tails— bulky though they are— of become effective immediately gines, dynnmos, machinery, con­ Make a Cross (X ) Mark before lishmoiU o f a gaa plant or plniits, Snnford, Florida, to acquire," cs- for the purpose mentioned in Sec- by this ordinance. the Confederate Veterans’ pen­ liens One nnd Two o f this Ordi­ Section 7. That tho form o f the Its final passage and ad sion matters. Although she has duits, conductors, poles nnd other “ For the Approval, etc,” of bc- to be operated and maintained by |tabiish, maintain nnd operate as a nance. ballot fo r said election slmll be as Adopted this 10th, day : npplianccs, for fore “ Agninat the Approval, ctd.,” i th0 city o f Sanford, Florida, as a ; public utility, n water works plant been on the same job fo r about 10 apparatus ami Sect ion -1, That n bond issue in follows, to-w it: cumber, A. D, 1923, 1or plants, years, Miss Bowen never tires of making, generating, nnd distrib­ as nmy be Your Choice/ ( Public U tility, and, Therefore, Be It Enacted by The the aum o f Three Hundred nnd the exact requirements necessary “ FOR T H E A P P R O V A L o f that FORREST uting electricity for light nnd --------------------------------------------- ! FOR BONDS. to fulfilling the demands of *he People o f the City o f Sanford, j Seventy-five Tohausond ($375,- certain ordinance o f the City o f (S E A L ) S. O. C H ASE , position. Her chief regret is that power purposes, enid electric light FOR T H E A P P R O V A L of that Floridn: 000.00) Dollars, for the municipal Sanford, Florida, numbered two, C. J. MARS1 she cannot by her own nutftprny j nnd power plant or plnntr, when certain ordinance o f the City of A G A IN S T TH E A P P R O V A L o f' Section 1. That it is the deter-; purpose enumerated und apcclflcnl-j entitled: Attest: grant some o f tho innumerable re- compelled, to be operate:! and Sanford, Florida, numbered 07, en­ hr.t certain ordinance o f .the City mlnntion o f the City Commission ly set forth in Sections One nnd quests that constantly come to the »i„. i ’An Ordinaiicc Providing for the I . R. PH ILIPS , pension board fo r pensions— those mJ' nta'nc,, “ y t" e * ll> o f Hanford, titled: “ An Ordinance Providing of Sanford, Florida, numbered 09, 0f the City of Sanford, Florida, to Two of this Ordinance, is hereby Acqusition nnd Establishment of City Clerk. Florida, ns n public utility, fo r the that are excluded by provisions of for the Acquisition and Estab­ entitled: An Ordinance Provnl- aCqU|rC( establish, own, maintain j authorized, provided, however, that a Water Works Plant or Plants |12-12-19-2G- 1-2-9-Bt the luw, yet they come so close to purpose o f furnishing to the City lishment of a Water Works Plant Ir.g fu ■ the Acquisition nnd Estab­ being within bounds that it seems o f Sanford, Florida ,and to the in­ or Plants by the City o f Snnford, lishment o f a Gan Plant or Plants, there should be some wny around. habitants thereof, nn adequate and Florida, to be Maintained nnd Op­ by the City o f Sanford, Florkla, erated ns a Public U tility, nnd to be Maintained nnd Operated :w There is plenty o f “ elbow room” umpla supply o f electricity. (C ) Under authority o f Ordi­ Providing for nn Issue o f .Utility a Public U tility, ami Providing fen ' i *mi ii iimii i m i i in Florida. Much land hns beer I I !•' put into profitable production, nance No. G9, the sum o f One Bonds by tho City o f Sanford, an Issue o f U tility Bonds of the $ much wenlth hns been made; but Hundred nnd Sixty Thousand Florida, in tbe sum o f Thrco Hun­ City of Sanford, in the sum o f One there are plenty more chances. ($1 fill.000.00) Dollars, to acquire, dred and Seventy-five Thousand Hundred am’ Sixty Thousand Dol­ establish, purchase nnd construct Doilnrs, the Proceeds to be De­ lars, tliu Proceeds to be Derived a gas plant or plants, including rived from the Sale Thereof to be from the Sale Thereof, to bo Used' suitable land, easements, struc­ Used to Acquire, Establish, Pur­ to Acquire, Establish, Purchase tures, boilers, engines, jlynumos, chase and Construct a Water and Construct a Gas Plant or machinery, reservoirs, tanks, con- Works Plnnt or Plants,"and Plants,” nnd _ ____ [ dults, conductors, pipes, gnsFO R the acquisition nnd e.itnbA G A IN S T the acquisition nnd Whercns, the c ity Commission meters, and other apparatus and lishmcnt o f a water works plant or Jestablishment o f a gas plant of the City o f Sanford, Florida,I npplianccs for making, mnnufac- plants, to lie operated and mnin-1 plants, to lie operated und m on this the 10th day o f December,; turing, generating nnd distribul- tained by the City o f Sanford,! tained by tho City o f Sanford, A. D. lUli.'t, duly passed nnd ndop-! lag commercial gas, said gas plant Florida, na a public utility, and | Floridn, as a public utility, and ted a certain ordinance, numbered or plants, when completed, to be A G A IN S T BONDS. FOR BONDS. G7, entitled: operated and maintained by the An Ordinance Providing for the CHy of Sanford, Florida, ns n pubA G A IN S T TH E A P P R O V A L of Acquisition nnd Establishment o f lie utility, fo r tho purpose o f fur- that certain ordinance o f the City FOB TH E A P P R O V A L o f that n Water Works Plant or Plants nishlng to the City o f Sanford, of Sanford, Florida, numbered fi7, certain ordinance o f the City of by the City o f Sanford, Florida, to j Florida, and to the inhabitants entitled: “ An Ordinance Provid­ Snnford, Florida, numliered 70, be Maintained ami Operated as a Ihcreot, an adequate and ample ing for tho Acquisition and Estab­ entitled: “ A n Ordinance Provid­ . . , ■ Public U tility ,nnd Providing f o r ! supply o f commercial gas. lishment of n Water Works Plant ing for an Issue of Bonds by tho nn issue o f U tility Benda by the! (1>) Under authority o f Ordl- or Plants by the City o f Sanford, C ity o f Sanford, Floridn, in the City of Sanford, Floridn, in the nance No. 70, the sum o f Seventy- Florida, to be Maintained nnd Op­ sum of Seventy-five Thousand Dol­ sum of Three Hundred and Sov-! fivo Thousand ($75,000.00) Dol- erated ns n Public U tility, nnd lars, the Proceeds to be Derived enty-five Thousand Dollars, the lars to acquire, build,, construct Providing fo r an Issue o f Utility from tin Sale Thereof, to be Used Proceed* to be# Derived from th e; and equip witli the necessary fur- Bonds by the City o f Sanford, to Acquire, Build, Construct nnd Sale Thereof to be Used to Ac-|niturc and fixtures, a City Hall Florida, in the sum of Three Hun­ Equip with the Necessary Furni­ quire, Establish, Purchase and and Administration Building. dred and Seventy-five Thousand ture nml Fixtures, n City Hnll Construct u W ater Works Plant,! All of said bonds to be o f the de­ Dollars, the Proceeds to be De­ nnd Administration Building," and er Plants, i nomination o f One Thousand ($1,- rived from the Suio Thereof to be FOR BONDS. nnd an Ordinance, numbered G8, ’ 000.00) Dollars each, bearing in- Used to Acquire, Establish, Pur­ crilitlcd: teres! at the rate o f five and one- chase and Construct u Water A G A IN S T T H E A P P R O V A L of An Ordinance Providing for the half per centum (S tfctf) per un- Works Plant or Plants/’and that certain ordinnnee o f the City Acquisition and Establishment o f num, interest payable semt-anA G A IN S T the acquisition and o f Sanford, Florida, numbered 70, an Elect! ic Livh t uml Pow er Plant nually on the first days o f Jan- establishment o f a w ater works entitled: “ An Ordinance Provld- V «»r Planti, by the City o f Sanford,; uary nnd July, all o f snid bond to plant or plants, to bo operated and ing for an Issue of Bonds by the Florida, to !>:• Maintained and Op- mature thirty (.'50) years a fter the maintained by the City o f Snnford, C ity of Sanford, Florida, in thu sfa crated a-, a Public U tility and Pro- date of the issuance thereof, both Florida, ns a public utility, nnd sum of Seventy-five Thousand A G A IN S T BONDS. '■ding for nn Issue o f U tility ' principal and interest o f naid Dollars, the Proceeds to be De- j Bunds by the City o f Sanford, bonds to be payable nt The Chase rived from the Sale Thereof .to lie 1 Florida, in the sum o f Three Hun- National Ban!; in the City o f New Used to Acquire, Build, Construct Y FO R TH E A P P R O V A L o f that! nnd Equip with the Necessary y dred mid Ton Thousand Dollars,! York, State o f New York, in lnwThe Proceeds to be Derived from ful money o f the United States of ret tain ordinance o f't h e City of Furniture and Fixtures, a City *■’ the Snle Thereof, to be Used to America; said bonds shall be Sanford, Florida, numbered 08, en­ H all and Administration Build­ Acquire, Establish, Burehnse and'signed by the Mayor o f the City titled: “ An Ordinance Providing ing,” nnd A G A IN S T BONDS. Construct nn Electric Light and of Sanford, Floridn, nnd by the fo r the Acquisition nnd Establish­ Power Plant or Plants, Clerk of the City o f Sanford, Flor- ment o f an Electric L igh t and 8ml on Ordinance, numbered G0|'' Ida, and shall have affixed thereto Power Plnnt or Plants, by the City entitled: , the seal o f the City o f Sanford, of Sanford, Florida, to be Main­ The sai«i election hereby order­ An Ordinance Providing for the Florida, nnd the -interest coupons tained nnd Operated ns u Public ed and called to be held shall be Acquisition and Establishment of to be attached to snid bonds shall U tility, nnd Providing fo r an Issue hold and conducted in' the man­ of U tility Bonds by the City ner proscribed by the ordinances 8 Gas Plant or Plants, by the City be signed with the engraved of Sanford, Florida, to be Main-1lithographed fnc-similc signature of Sanford, Florida, in the sum of and the Charter of tho City of tained and Operated as a Public ■of snid Mayor and said Clerk, Three Hundred nnd Ten Thousand Sanford, Florida. Dollars, the Proceeds to be De­ The polling place fo r said elifc$ Utilhy, nnd Providing fo r an la- and * *ue o f U tility Bonds o f the City o f ; Whereas, prior to the issuance rived from the Sale Thereof, to tion shall b? that certain room on it Sanford, Florida, in lho Sum o f ' of tho bond.-, above described or be Used to Acquire, Establish, the ground floor of the City Hall, T One Hundred and Sixty Thousand I any part thereof, under tho Char- Purchase, and Construct an Elec­ known as the fire apparatus room. Bollnrs, The Proceeds to be Do-; ter of the City o f Sanford, Florida, tric Light and Power Plant or W IT N E S S the hands o f Forrest lived from tha Sn!o Thereof, to be! the 3ald ordinances prosposing tho Plants," and, Luke, ns M ayor of the City o f FO R the acquisition and estab­ Sanford, Florida, Lsed to Acquire, Establish, Pur- said several band Issitae fo r the and Forrest chase-and Construct a Gas Plant; various municipal purposes, as lishment o f nn electric light and l ake, S. O. Chase, nnd ( ’. J. Mar­ or Plants, I aforesaid, must he approved by a power plant or plants, to be op­ shall, as the City Commission of • i and n.n Ordinance, numbered 70, majority vote o f the electors of erated ami maintained by the City the City o f Sanford, Florida, atentitled: * j thc n t y 0f Sanfprd. Florida, who o f Sanford, Florida, as a public tested, by R. I„ Philips, Clerk o f IA I'u bltah u .l b y the Sanford Herald, in co-operation w ith the American An Ordinance Providing for nn are qualified to vote ns shown by utility, and, the City o f Sanford, Floridn, and! Y AsHocintion of Advertising Agencies FO R BONDS. Issue r-f Bonds by the City o f San-i tha regia tration books o f the City the corporate senl o f the City o f J lord, Ft >rida, in the aum o f Seven- of Sanford, Florida, voting nnd Sanford, Florida, on this tho IDtii V ■j-live Thausund Dollars, the Pro- participating in an election called A G A IN S T TH E A P P R O V A L of 1day of December, A. D. 1923. •ccds to he Derived from the Sale nnd held for that purpose. that certain ordinances of. the City FO R R E ST LA K E , ORDINANCE NO* 67of 1,0c,tyof sanfDn1, *,,or,(,i,>,n t Making New M arkets NOfiCEOFBOND ELECTION W ith Printer’s Ink One o f the most striking changes of the past ten years is that which has come about in the important business of housekeeping. In this short time the broom and the washboard have vanished from the housewife’s coat of arms, and the comic pictures in which Mary hurls the flatiron at John don’t ring true, as they once did. Broom, washboard and flatiron have given way to suction sweeper, electric washing machine and electric iron. And Mary doesn’t hurl the iron at John any longer, not simply be­ cause it’s fastened to a cord, but bc- ?f f f ± t i i t f T T Y Y ? Y v j __ What has brought about this new and agreeable state of affairs? Well, how did Mary happen to buy that new iron wrhich has proved such a boon to herself— and John? She saw it ad­ vertised, o f course. And the multi­ plied Mary’s o f today represent a great market created largely through national advertising. No wonder the alert retailer and the wholesaler have come to hold na­ tional advertising in high esteem— for besides making easier for them the sale o f goods with long-establish­ ed markets, quickening their turn­ over, protecting them against infer­ ior merchandise and benefiting them in many other ways, national a d v e r t tising is constantly* creating markets;, fo r new merchandise and opening up new channels of trade. It is because America reads adverr. ? tising that the new idea today so swiftly supplants the old. Advertise ing changes deep-rooted habits. Ad-; vertising creates new desires. A d ­ vertising sets new and better standards. And all this it does with amaz­ ing swiftness — f o r advertising, speaks to millions simultaneously. »>’ The safety razor, the player piano, massage cream, the glass baking dish wallboard, fireproof roofing, the talk­ ing machine, soap flakes, canned soup —one could go on indefinitely ex­ tending the list of products which to­ day testify to the ability o f national advertising to create new merchandise demands. There is probably no industry to­ day for which advertising has n ot blazed new trails. There no mer­ chant, wholesale-or retail, the scope of whose business it has not greatly widened. But the main thing which a d v e r­ tising does for the retailer is to speed, up his turnover; that’s what makes* him a profit. �had a oac booze,* *a Second Claes Matter, Ocf, l i l t , at the P o uo IIIm at Florida, under act o f March Tha bast stmilas for 19S3 hi been selected by Frank J, W A Chicago boy Play a saxaphone s & p n fc MKUL R o n m A ll obituary CM. card* of llianka. resolutions tort Ices of entertainments where ISM ure made, will be charirtd ilar advert lain* rates. n a n t u b a m o c i a t i o p r b ib HU Associated Press la exclusr untitled to tbs use fo r republion of all news dispatches tiled to It or not otherwlie lied In this paper and also the I news published herein. All it* of re-publlcatlon of special herein are also reserved. BIBLE T H O G H T FOR TO D AY . THUS S A IT H T H E LORD, Call mu, and 1 w ill answer thee, shew thcc great and mighty m which thou knoweat not. . . i)d, 1 will bring it health and , and 1 w ill cure them, and reveal unto them the abundof pence nnd truth.— Jeremiah a fresh start toward financial independence. The greatest men in all lines of activity In the country are endorsing the thrift idea. The benefits that will be secured from this special week will depend entirely on how seriously the lessons of the week are impressed and how permanently the idea of thrift takes hold of those who think of it. There is little fear for the financial independence of the man or woman who invests his earnings judiciously and who studies how to save regularly from the weekly earnings and puts away a little nest egg for the proverbial rainy day. The smart man or woman who plans to spend all his earnings for a temporary “good time" regardless of the consequences, will soon come to grief. Sanford presents great opportunities for the thrifty per­ __ |____ __real ________ son. It has good banks and good estate. It offers every possible assistance to the man or woman determined to save. Ben Franklin's warning should be remembered espe­ cially during Thrift Week “Beware of little expenses. A The All-Florida Exhibit Will Help 3 , 6. Buy Sanford real estate. ....... o — Buy more Sanford real estate. ---------o-------. Sanford w ill be able to accom­ modate many tourists next winter. . ---------o-------- The' Investor who gets in on the ground floor w ill reap the prof. Forrest Lake is ngnin Mayor of Sanford. Why not elect him for Ufa?— Tam|ia Tribune. Th* yacht basin will make it waible fo r tourists to come to uiford in their private yachts. A new hotel fo r Sanford isn't •M tigh . This city must have mmm new apartment houses as « * n as many more new houses. The year 1924 has started oat well and business has been good. Indications arc that Sanford is fo fo f to have its most prosperous JTMT. n ■ Look ahead a year or two and see if you can picture in your mind what Sanford will look like then. A re you far-sighted or near aighted? A few cold days make tourlate appreciate the warm climate to be found in Florida. And a few cold days make home folks content with th eir lot. The band concerts will be a great attraction for Sanford. Many muMe lovers enjoy the open air con­ certo. N ext ycar Sanford should arrange to have them more fre­ quently. * “ W hat Florida needs nbove everything else is good, wholesome advertising.” The above statement was made by Governor Hardee in his appeal to the people to support the all-Florida exhibit to be shown next month in Mndison Square Garden. In an editorial Sunday the Palm Beach Post urges all Floridans to learn by heart Florida facts so that they may broadcast them like shoal markers, to guide the destiny o f thousands pouring into the state annually in search of homes and wealth and happiness. ‘ Florida w ill be in the lim elight at Madison Square G ar­ den in February. Thousands upon thousands o f interested people will view the exhibits nnd from those exhibits w ill form their opinions as to the differen t sections o f this great state. Sanford and Seminole county will be well represented and will have, an exhibit reflecting credit on this prosperous section. In neglecting their personal interests to make the display a good one the citizens from this county who have the exhibit in charge are doing a great work. They intend to make Seminole’s showing second to none. Along w ith the great amount o f advertising Florida w ill receive from this exhibit, Saniord will get its share. It w ill be good wholesome advertising appealing to the better class of people and the kind desired for this state. Over A Billion Increase In Wealth On Monday the department o f commerce announced its preliminary estimate o f the value, December 31. 1922 o f the principal form s o f wealth for the state of Florida. The total amounted to $2,423,602,000 as compared with $921,796,000 in 1912 an increase o f 162.9 percent. Per enpitn values made an increase o f 103.9 percent. A gain o f over a billion dollars in Florida wealth is shown in the above figures. Florida is a great state. Each year it astonishes the rest o f the United States. But yet the state as a whole has only made a start and the coming years will show much greater gains. Business concerns throughout this country o f ours believe in WMting a lot o f money. Evcrv day the mails bring to The Herald office many letters suitable only fo r deposit in the waste paper Sanford banks show substantial growth. This speaks well fo r the prosperous people in Sanford and Seminole County. Bank state­ ments are good barometers of financial and business conditions. Almost every* dny a new hotel la constructed in Miami. But ten yean ago Miami wasn’t much larger than Sanford is today. San­ ford ten years from now w ill also be building hotels and apartment* a t a fast elip. The Herald hns been asked for Information concerning Sanford by a building contractor o f Phila delphia. He states that he Is considering this section o f the state and upon his arrival w ill beln the construction of houses. omc people .should be the ones t> make the profit but outsiders ur* seeing the opportunities, ami ar*> wasting no tim e making their plans to start operations. S This story was old— good and old — before prohibition came in. As I used to hear it, years and years ago, two southern gentle­ men of ripened age sat one eve­ ning by the hospitable fireside of one of them when the shocking discovery was made that there wasn’t a drop in the house to drink. “ Jim! Oh. you Jim,” called the host and in prompt response his black body-servant appeared in the living room door, “ Jim," ordered his master, “ I’ve just found out that the demijohn is empty and here Colonel Doo- Oti Friday Sanford will take an­ other progressive step by voting «920 ,000 in bonds for the purpose o f acquiring the public utilities and erecting a new city admin!*tratfon building. Real citizen* who have the future o f their citv • t heart are seeing to it that they * toddy. Throw a saddle on the are qualified to participate in this lasttst horse in the stable and grab n jug and light out for town important election. as fast as you can go and bring a supply of luuor lack. It you It is a noticeable fact that th n a n who goes out after business hurry, you ought to be back in gets his share ami more, while the just forty minutes. But don't bse fellow who waits fo r business tv any time —l don’ t believe we can come to him is always grumbling wait a single minute longer than about poor business condition*. that!*’ “ Bo*s," proclaimed J in , *Tse The aggressive business man is *. consistent advertiser. And the on,* gone!" “ The roads are powerful muddy. who doesn’t advertise doesn't do Jim the volume of business he could Major," said the guest, a i vanished. “ I'm afraid y u r man won't be able to m A e the round One o f the most popular build­ trip on schedule tim e." "Don’t you worry. Colonel.” said ings In a city the site of Sanford la the Y. M. C. A. "budding. San­ the Major, com fortingly. “ That ford people would be doing n fine boy of mine is the most punctual thing to nrovid * toe city with an nigger there is in the whole state organisation o f this character. of Tennessee." Hi* glanced a - his There is not a finer bunch o f young watch. “ He's just about gallop­ m**n anywhere then is found in ing out of the stable now.” this city. They shoo'd have the He vrt down his timepiec • stili Colonel Poolove. advantage o f a fine Y. M. C. A. it h .i h';r.,L building. drooling slightly at the mouth, --------<>--------produced hi* watch and mentally Real estate men in other rit'es 'h»* pair proceeded to follow the o f Florida ara fnini-ing -'n u t ilv* black nicj.ienger on his errand. possibilities in Sanf *rd. When live "He's passing through the and Drogre*«ive realtors commence i swamp," said the Major, after a inquiring about n citv there are five minutes’ wait. bound to he r*ore renl estate de­ "Yes.” agreed the Colonel, "and velopments. Sanford is gottin*' now he’* going past Donovan’s ■good advertising these dav* and blacksmith shop." real estate men now op ‘rating in "H e’s just rattled aero*.* Chamthe statf* « r e desirous of con*'n«r pey’s bridge." (I here. Sanford need* more live, “ The Methodist burying ground uo to the minute real e«tate men i* just ahead o f him !” Th ey make Florida cities grow “ The burying if.oimd is behind fa tter. Brown ft Co. It la Mr. Wttatad annual contribution to Ittini raphy and includes the folia tog: four eyes are like loot front cathedral.—Eleanor Hollowell A bott. Fleeting a* a ferryboat ab shine— Franklin P. Anitas. Waahlngton~ha7 » w * » crime o r o ™ s, a j ™ k,bu'il ',b* ^ ^ year is bad for celebriti” . r C°^ a “ ys w ^ w h .d p„c; & Ull g j _?*■ A i j ®3 L*?11 Ycar new* London. Prince of W a|Tu *! paring for a trip to South AfJ Judge Landis mutt deeu, w fc m arried ° So'Thar^dcc&d^ doca takfc a brave man. the bridge tabic.— Anon. A bou t as neat as a coal-heaver ■ nails.— Anon. . ... » Ho ran fo r third base like » wholesale bootlegger pursued by revenuers.— Anon. About ns much privacy as a statue in the park.— Anon. Some men nte like the Einstein theory— nobody at home under­ stand* them.— Anon. N oisy as iron waves splashing and dashing on an iron ocean.— I o a There1 sonc nice thine , 1* movie celebrity scaMal* w , , always getting brand new one*. khcvmT \Ma S “ © ’ Microbes, say experts in Cind Gooo LAST At|Icr mind is like a sundial: U records only pleasantness.— Anon. Different as Piers Plowman and Mr. Pickwick.— Anon. Absurd ns a Hottentot marooned on an iceberg.— Anon. o f tom ato soup.— Anon. Distressing as an amateur cock­ tail.— Aron. D ifficu lt as to put a blister on a porcupine.— Anon. No more privacy than a Broad­ way w n ffie cook.— Anon. Littered with debris as a picnic train.— Gertrude Atherton. Lonely as a bachelor looking at Niagara Falls in June.— Arthur Bear. . Harmless as filtered water. Thomas Beer. . . . . . . Scattered like storm-lashed birds. —John Boj'cr. , His heart knocked like n rord car tryin g to climb the roof o f n Methodist church.— Geltu Bi|rgess. Vainly as one strikes at water with a sword.— W itter Bynner. Freckles like rust spots.— W illa Cather. .. Woman is like n gun. Her range is limited. But in the home she hits a man like ten thousands o f brick.— G. K. Chesterton. Locked teeth, like the tight edges of a sprung trap.— Irvin S. Cobb. The face of the world looks as though it had shaved itself with a broken beer bottle while stand­ ing on a barrel in a cyclone.— Benjamin De Casseres. She looked like a fire in a pawn­ shop. fa it covered with diamonds an' watches chains.— F. B. Dunne. His voice was like a buizssw striking a rusty nail.— Arthur Folwell. Her head poised like a parachute. — Zona Gale. Bounded like a rate exchange when some one has trodden on the tail o f a Foreign Minister.— Philip Guedclla. F elt as out o f place as an Elk at Oxford.— Percy Hammond. Apparent to the naked eye as the Woolworth Building.— Robert Cortes Halliday. More money than the telephone company's wrong numbers.— Sam Heilman. Eyes slits, like wise, smiling old buttonholes.— Fanny Hurst. Face like a three-part* deflated football.— A. S. M. Hutchinson. About as much chance as a quart o f whisky on an Indian re­ servation.— Peter B. Kvne. Slowly pronouncing and deliver­ ing the words like a man pitching quoits.— D. H. Lawrence. Pathetic as an octogenarian mes­ senger boy.— Charlotte Le lleau. Durable as a pig's nose— War­ ren Lewis. Laughter, like love, is an expres­ sion o f man’s vehement revolt against reason.— William J. Locke. Discouraged as a frog catcher in the Desert o f Sahara.— Doit Marquis,, Women are just like elephants t’ me. I like t ’ look at ’em, but I wouldn't want one.— Abe Martin. Needful as the sun.— George Moore. Sacramental, like the sweeping o f a hearth,— Christopher Morley. One star, serene nnd still, hangs like a ltar light.— Maurice Morris. Beautiful as one red rose in a garden o f lilies.— Robert Nichob, Out o f date as yesterday's shave. — Ge.»ige Jean Nathan. Hospitable as a ht.rgry shark tr a swimming missionary.— Fred­ erick O'Brien. Firpo was a* open as an um­ brella.— Neal O’ Hara. Drab as the annual parade of tlr. Columbia University profes­ sors making their New Year’s call on Nicholas Murray Butler.— Frank W ard O’M all.y. The g ra y marsh clouds are tan­ gled like angleworms in a pail.— Ellist H. Paul. About as easy to do up an ele­ phant in a shawl strap.— Channing Pollock. A husband, like un’ o religion nnd medicine, must br laken with blind faith.— Helen Row'nnd. W istful as a letter lying un­ claimed.— Sara Saper. Irrelevant as discordant notes of fa r-o ff birds.— Evelyn Scott. Menacing as metal. — Vance Thompson. Hapny as a tra ffic policeman with fla t feet.— Charles Hanson Towne. He never could g et over feeling that to discover a woman excited about an intellectual thing was like coming on her bathing.— Re­ becca W est. About as thrilling as a lesson in swimming would be to a middleaged goldfish.— II. C. Witwer. N ew York judge resigned. Si' 817,500 Is small pav. He tali like a bootlegger or landlord. His Thankful Sentiments The Greatest Partnership By F R A N K L. S T A N T O N n the Whole W orld"— I reckon w e’re felin ’ thankful— I reckon'we ought to be, Fer the good w e’ve had to the present— fer the future we can't see; Fer things th at we call our blessin’s— fer the trouble an’ the sighs: But fer all .the preaching’ an’ prayin', there’s a mist there, ’round the eyes. OUR ROY needs you. You can help him. He looks to you fo r guidance, so “ Dad" it’* up to you. Can you teach h!m anything of more vibe than the care o f money—the habit of thrift! Yes, I reckon w e’re feelin ’ thankful fer the life an* ligh t w e know— Fer the little love th at’s left us, an’ the love th a t’s under the snow; Fer the hope that the love will greet us somewhere on a golden shore, But in lonesome w inter shadows we sigh fer it more an’ m ore! Some o f us are divided— some have drifted a w a y ; An’ the stars are not so beautiful N—there's less ligh t in the d a y ! There’s a roof that gives us shelter— a table with plenty spread, But the vacant chairs bring heartache when we break our d aily bread. Saving* Account W hy N ot? * A COM M UNITY B U ILD E R 5 2 A ctive Designated Depository of The United States ofTvmtrir*. I State of Florida. City o f Sanford and County of Seminole ■> 2 3 F. P. FO RSTER . President \ B. F. WI1ITNER, Cashier j ■ * ■ ■ a m a a ia m im iiim iiiiia H H iiiiim u ia n ii But I reckon w e’re feelin ’ thankful, on the hills— in the flowerless dells, Fer the little ligh t that’s left us— fer the music o f the bells; A n ’ maybe w e’ll see clearer when the clouds arc swept aw ay. A n ’ the w eary w inter is no more, an’ we reach eternal M ay. B U Y T H A T W H ICH H A S B EE N TESTED AND HAS PR O V E N S A T IS F A C T O R Y . T h e Underwood FO LLO W IN G A CONSISTENT COURSE Underwood Typewriter Co. The Tampa Observer 15 SOUTH M A IN S T R E E T ORLANDO. F U B B IIM IH * Phone 19S Phone 498 Q U ICK SERVICE TRANSFER Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and Baggage Transferred Anywhere A ny Time Storage a a B i a i m a a i n a i i i a x a i a x i i i i i a s a r u e i a i i i H 11 H ie Dust Test Tells the rv _ D u st chokes th e hen F e d C anb * }y ? E ^M ash. ■& c c i d a i n s n o '. i l' du st nor V fille r Another way Red Comb Egg Math excels— V i* RED COMB EGG MASH ' IS DUSTLESS! • —£W m /iritii • ! FMtt W « l i tmJ tJktnIt tU N m i n i u tf tit tkrttt. lasbt on RED COMB far QUALITY W H O L E S A L E A N D R E T A IL FEED Elm Avenue and Commercial Street------- ------- �Wm IM * ** u; i OF GOOD ROADS ESSAY CONTEST FOR STATEOF FLORIDA Office 148; ' MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; PRETTIEST to For Coming Season Jl» Tfts A n w U M P n m I G A IN E SV ILLE , Jan. 9.— Work o f preparing the ’G ator varsity basketball team fo r the coming season will now begin in earnest, with tho holiday season over. Di­ rector White, o f the athletie de­ partment, w ill train hia charges with the view o f entering them in tho Southern Intercollegiate Con­ ference tournament to be held nt Macon, after they have finished .. their regular season. T h e_ ____ season w ill be opened here January 14 and 15 with games against Southern College. Later a trip w ill bo taker, Georg . South Carolina through Georgia, and parts o f North Carolina, while on February 21,22 and 23, the Gat­ ors will play Southern, Rollins and Stetson, respectively, In their homo state, Residence 217-W Member of Sanford High School 1* Recipient of High Honor— Stands Fourth In Nation­ SEMINOLE COUNTY FEDERA­ al Content. TION CLUBS. (A s Reported by'M rs. John Leona: irai.) Scarcely two years have pass *—M»cDowell Program ed since the organisation o f tho " J p K O Tea by Music 0 . Seminole County Federation, bat Lunt nt Woman’* Club a t 4 this time has been marked by de­ finite efforts on the part o f the Harry Hecnsn ^y^Mrs club women to better tho child life entertain tho members o f in their respective communities; 'idlers Bridge Club at her secure parks, inspirational beauty on Union Avenue, at 8 p. spots for the coming generations; plan for the educational advance­ »—Master Clifford Bell ment of the county; protect bird "entertoin a number o f his life; encournge a higher onfer o f citizenship through the right kind friends at 4 p. m.» at his of Americanization; look a lter the on Celery Avenue. needs of our poor, delinquents and other unfortunates ;*nnd last but -Mrs. M. S. Wlggina certainly not least is the work of entertain tho Thirteen bringing into closer touch with Club at her home on each other on the grounds o f a olia Avenue at 3 p. m. common inctrcst the women o f our East Side Prim ary county. ent-Teachcr Assclatlon at Our child welfare committee to­ gether with tho I.eAguc o f Women m »y—West Side Prim ary PaVoters secured from •• tho county l-Teachers Association a t commissioners ono year ago the appropriation for the county nurse. ■ South Side Prim ary PaWo held the following clinics last feschcrs Association ’ a t' year: one clinic fo r mid-wives; one hookworm clinic, and a course jiy-^irs. Deane Turner w ill in bed side nursing sponsored by ruin the Entrc Nous a t 8 ine Ked cross and worked largely through tho different women's day—Sanford Association o f clubs in the county. This bedside jiness Women wilt have dinnursing class wns most success­ m -at fi p- m., Valdes Hotel, in ful for it worked not only with of Mrs. Margaret Lalng, the white but also with colored hicago. classes. Every child in the county ir—Mrs. E. P. Morse will enschools was weighed and measured jn the members o f the Book as well ns being given a complete .... trs Club at her homo at physical examination. The Ge­ jjedge Station. neva l'arent-Tcnchers club put hot lunches in their rural school and —Mothers’ Club will be enequipped n playground. Tooth­ lined by Mrs. Frank Adams brush drills were given in every Mrs. Sam Bradford at the ' school and tubes of tooth paste [of the former at 3:30 p. m. given nwuy. A course in physical —The Siliie Harrison Chapculture was given and mni,y of N ow Claire Scott holds the N. S. I). A. R., will *hoId the schools have purchased W al­ spotlight ns New York’s pret­ regular monthly meeting ter Camp’s Daily Dozen, adn take tiest girl. She won n recent he home of Mrs. G. R. Loucks them every day. A ll the schools Magnolia Avenue, a t 3 beauty contest and ns a reward in the county except three own _ek. their own scales; the health cru­ will be featured in n new movie. y—Literature Department o f sade in In every school in tho coun­ nan's Club meet at 3:30 p. These beauty contests certainly ty. The Geneva school gives once seek out pretty faees, don’t u month a health play which the club house. they 7 children enjoy immensely nrd nt |W. Entzminger o f Longwood the same time learn important the city Tuesday transacthealth laws without any uqduo liness. pain. A Better Baby week will T W E L F T H N IG H T I’ A R T Y , be put on December. Literature cr Murrell o f Eustln spent V ery unique anil lovely in every is being distribuetd to the mothers tty here Tuesday attending to on How to Feed the School Child detail was the Tw elfth night par­ and all follow up work carries the business. bi ty given hy Mr. and Mrs. F. D. M e-; nurse‘ s‘intoTho"hom e where she Scarlett of DcLnnd wan Bride at their homo Monday e v e -! tries to improve conditions when the business visitors in n!r g. necessary, Ini Tuesday. The county federation now owns Tho rooms were beautifully dec­ a beautiful five-acre park on the f. John Stcmper has as her orated in Christmas colors with UVkivn river. This is not to be [her sister, Mrs. Wnlllc Gar- poinsettins, evergreens and silver cleared but left lurgeiy in its wild of Crossville, Kansas. stars tropical stnte but running through ream Competing with more than 150,- 000 high school students from nil parts o f the United States, Miss ^A IS ll AS WECL AS MAN! ai#*v THE PAINT WE IS - tS SUNPROOF S A N FRANCISCO , Jan. B .~ Man and lightning *hara equal rcIT DOES NOT CHAOC* sponsibility in the fact that for­ est fires in ' California were more PEEL, NOR BLISTER, destructive during the past year CHALK OFF ^ than In any other state, according . „ . , — to a report issued by the United ^ Fun Line o f Kslaomlne, Ti nishes anil Staiaa States forest service here. Eighty-six per cent o f all tho I California Area in national forSOLD ONLY BY 1cstfl were extinguished by forest rangers and their co-operators bcfore more than 10 acres had been covered by flames. Forest o ffi­ cers obtained convictions against 120 violators o f state and federal V Y e la k a B l d g . Phono fire laws. “ The ’tailor-made’ cigarette and the unextinguished match continue to be the greatest enemies o f our forests," anlft District Forester j . * »7l * V Paul G. Rcdinglon. **It is sur-[ U- - ^ .* prising niso to note the number of| fires started by’ careless campers, j — ------i apt Doc Hiller says: AvoidI spend Ing money (even pennies, penniet nickics or dimes) fo r needle** things, lilt ‘ ln.*T lest you come to want needed thing*. cm b Addie M. Muller, o f the Sanford High School, winner in the State Good Roads Essay Contest con­ ducted by the General Extension Division o f the University of Flor- I Ida, received honoruble mention j nnd> was judged to hnre one of the four best essays entered in the j National Contest, put on by the ; Highway Educal' Boarft Washington, D. C. i The judges of this contest were . Secretary o f War, John W. Weeks; Rubbing leather shoes with Bishop F. Anderson, Methodist vaseline occasionally keeps them Episcopal Church, Cincinnati, Ohio: soft and also helps to prevent nru' Dr. Albert Shnw, Editor of moisture from passing thirough the “ American Review of Rothem so quitkly. veiws,” N ew York City. Miss Muller’s cssny was enter- | ed In the fourth Annual Good Roads Essay Contest put on by the Highway Education Board. INCOME T A X IN N U T S H E L L Tho subject for this year was ‘‘The Influence o f Highway Transport' WHO? Single persons who had on the Religious Life of my Com- 1 net income o f $1,000 or more munity," and the reward for first or gross income o f $5,000 or place was a $1,000 scholarship in more, and married couples any college or university in the who had net income o f $2,000 United States. The first prize went or more or gross income of to Miss Dorothy Louise Roberts, $5,000 nr more must lllu reo f Harlan, Kentucky, and in ad­ returns. dition the committee awarded hon­ orable mention to the essays by WHEN? The filing period it Miss M arjorie Mathews, of Port­ from January 1 to March 15, land, Oregon; Ben Thompson, Peo­ 1921. ria, Arizona; ami Miss Addic Mul­ WHERE? Collector o f internal ler o f Sanford, Florida. revenue fur the district in Those who won in the Florida which tho person lives or hn< State Contest were: Sccohd place, his principal place ut busi­ Norman Chamberlain, Miami High ness. School, Miami; third [lace, M r.1 M George K err Armes, l.con High HOW? Instructions on Form School, o f Tallahassee; fourth! 1040A nnd Form 1010; also place. Mr. Richard N. Merrill, Jr., the law nnd regulations. of Alinmi High School, Miami, •nt’ Flnridn. In speaking bf the con­ W H AT? Four per cent normal test, B. C. Kiicy, Director of the tox on the first $4,000 o f net General Extension Division, says: income in excess o f the per­ “ Miss Addie Muller has rmt only sonal exemption and credits won national distinction for her­ for dependents. Eight per self, but her achievement reflect* cent normal tnx on balance o f M iN V lK tiL great credit upon the Sanford I , net income. Surtax front 1 school under the supervision of hove increased religious activity. ] E N T E R T A IN E R S cent to 50 per cent on net Mr. T. W . Lawton, County Super-1 A ll life w iu broadened; young, incomes over $G,000 fo r the intcr.dcnt, G. h. McKay, High peoples’ societies furnished cxyear 1023. PRICES School ____ . ... ,,nnd Miss Bara porjt,tK.a Iimj developed thought 30c, 73c, $1.00, SI 50 plus T a x Muriel, head of the Department of Scats Now n Halo along many lines, encouraging TIPS FOR T A X P A Y E R S . English. No. 9. The Influence of Highway Tran­ comradeship nnd helpfulness. .Sun­ day school nnd church cunic to Prdifrtinns for contributions to sport Upon the Religious Life distance was no corporations or organizations “ or­ nf My Community. ■,mean more,• ,when -----, In my home county in north- lunger on obstacle. ith better ganized and operuted exclusively ■Yld tiirinri' western Oklnhuma, the region once;communication it was easier to fur religious, charitable, scientific, literary, or educational purposes called No Man’s Land, the d c v e l- < P ^ t ce the deeper principles ..! imttjf npment o f good roads nnd of all Christianity, love and kiqJliness. * * • no part o f tho net earnings o f which inures to the benefit of religious activity have been In-; ho,nu‘ . ,1 nl,sf l<’Tl :,r^ ,,f tl U! separably connected, ever since th e-earjy days, absent 15 or 20 years, any private stock-holder or in­ first dusty covered-wagon stopped should conu* back now. driving his dividual" nre deductible to the e x ­ beside some creek. w iry little ponies, he would see tent of 15 per cent o f the taxpay­ The religious life o f a community many o f his prayers for No er's net income for 11)23, compot bio* is n brornl term; it includes more M ali'* Land have been answered oil without the benefit o f this de­ 1W duction. Every church coimtitutcs than church attendance and pray- uud he could well say with Odell Clem Jones Liver and Kidney a religious corporation o r organ ­ received hy Mr. 1“.......... * “ l int.cr(va1^ ?...* » » » trnil" Murrell, formerly of t h is , .The *guests wedo , , er meetings. - It covers spiritual Sheppard: J and on the plateau in the pnrk •nt s Tonic Will Do It ization for the purpose o f tljb iut now of Minmi, was* in and Mrs, McBride. Mrs. E. D. Mob- ‘ ^ ili be placed a camp concrete fire pirns? o f living, and nil inter-1 There are road* that dumber to deduction. •Donations to intssiinv -CUM greet the dawn, |rd Tuesday* on business. ley nnd Mr. Ralph Warren were place for cooking. This is nisiso course that lifts to r. higher plane \s a lo n ’r wlnui there I* w e a k ­ nry funds, church buildings, pew During the last few years immense. n'isty rea, ness nml I lek e f iipiH-tlto. when li I chosen ______ _________ king andqtqueen for the eve the county’s bird sanctuary. Evrents, assessments anil dues paid lltlle i scrip'll mnkfH you feel' Thnngcs in mode? o f living, have' 'V qridcrlng restlcsttiy on and on RoyaPNelghbtfrs' W A ’mer- Mltthli,-* I t M 1 I'PIKM f l»* •fo-churches are deductible. ning and given the seat or honor. •S dlub.jp U|tj,‘oHJ)tJ\Wi>!j,ttparfc1 taken place, | lire.I yi.Mfle tfV Urilr: • -y M ir hack •* eh'iihg\A a W ilft $hrr.uph.a place,'cWngy.1 d fft ffm y trraail^ ^ , . i-th « -ycwr^ fcmd Be: mcet in Masonic Hall at MltlSUp no,the city o f Sanford owns five. Deductions for contributions-to i H.'li. s, yinir tumuli tastes mill y ear I ursday evening. A ll mem- The lights were then turned out. Our educational committee is able to the moie general construe- Uut these that march across tho political campaigns nre not allow­ , ,li e|i Is lirnlieii, rieni .lute s Liver I •■tel KMtiev To nic Is ilie one ihlityrl plain, »rc requested to ba present, High up in the oust end o f the raising a 5100 scholarship. This tion of good roads. able. that will restore ymtr slrt>nalh miii! Will Wnrlt Wenders For You” ^ Only those who have lived in Pnat batincm of go!« enrori, > t will be election o f officers. living room appeared an electric will be completed by Christmas (To lie continued Tom orrow ) I'lt'i'ile >etl lo eiljov life I'f.K M I No Man’s Imnd can even faintly O a t of the nights and sounds o f nnd loaned to a girl now in Talla­ ri'NCM I.IVK U A N D K I I 'N K V .utsnw . . Z 7 . .. star, while "Ktur o f tho Eust" was men. ] T u N I f , lienuise of Its ueie r.il >»nd Mrs. C. A . \Vhidden an-, ... , . ... ... hassee. We nre now working on utilize what heartaches nnd strugrr yttD Ti IN li ’ met lienll li-alvlnit elTerl. leisj A re lending back to God. :t the hirth o f a daughter on ] 8oft,y n «y e d , ** it hy magic tiny plans for a county library sys­ g le j its settlement has meant. ,.r2> eslalilIslleil ll.n lf its a repn^nl*.fil I kiber 2fith at their homo on colored lights appeared among the tem. Many n homesick woman has eeme.n fo r T fH tl’II* I.IVRIt. KKVKIt. M A T , M i l l AMD l l t t . l W *tto Avenue. The little 1ns- evergreen nnd silver stars, that Each town in the county will in thought wistfully of some little otflSiI i” r.M .'uvi:x i .iv c i : an d k in u been named Joyce Ann. the next month be made a bird white church “ back east;" its banked the stairway. N I : V T O N I I ' la nol only lieneftrlnl' sanctuary nml the federation owns peaceful fulness, and the friendly ns a liver medicine, l.nt It rx c rA long high bench covered with Beautiful scenic and costume Dlnck-Dniuf'ht Rcccmmended r ' s . - 1 a elemiN'na nml stlmnlatlmr t. Paul Biggers nnd son, Paul, nossibly the largest bird flancutary faces o f those who weru brothers hifleetien In the siomiu'h mel 1■ ut red velvet trimmed with inscl, on uve returned homo from in the stnt?, being an SO acre tract ami sisters in that church. Many creations, spiondid musical, vocal by an Arkansas Farm er Who ids. Throiiull Its eteeUent e <- [ Palm Beach and Miami, elther end o f which was a cast o f |nn,j located ut Altamonte. The a strong man, without quite d e -, vaudeville ami comedy numbers ■ fl’i il iartlr prti|irrile i Idlliitii Imiutrl- pronysed by that popular min Mas llred It, When Need­ lies whlelt lilVe lllterferl'etl V, lilt they w*r* the guests o f Mr. camel representing a desert earn-; (jce;i wiil pass to the federation fining his need, wanted the i n fiiio arf which for 25 lie'llth.V pl'oeesse., are driven out tr*. Fred Shnw and Mr. nnd vun laden with packages o f vnri- ■a„ g0on us the town passes the or- spiraiion o f forceful sermons ami sU c! nttrneUon ed, for 25 Years T n h e tin I'MJ.S ivIdle uslmr Ine M yrtle Avenue and FourtlPwn* B William llloom for two weeks. oue shape nnd size— done nf w h ite; dinnnee declaring themselves sanc- solemnly swelling music. But it years have been returning each tneilleltie - the T u N J l' n til Itlial l - , takes money to build churches, and »<> Sanford under the perpaper tied with tinsel and ilium- tuaries. Street .......led. Tin: fu s e m hmai .l —t i i i : and Mrs. Endor Curlettc o f mated with tiny lights was placed, Our Americanization committee a fair number of members to sup-! ’I1’ "* management and direction <>C \. Iintfield, A rk .— Mr. G. W Par­ m:S'KK»T is i : u k a t . A. Loburn. N ot the biggest, hut ■a spent thu day here Tucs- before the king and queen. Th ese, chairman is making n tour o f the port them, and the settlers were i I '.'ienlll.il Atelersett, Smtfnrd, sons, n well known funner ifli ordinarily pool, nnd long distances J ‘ no ^est. Coburn :* Mi-strels Florida. I■list r Tli the former attending the were the gifts to be chosen by the county schools teaching the corpub- Route 1, this place, says: ” 1 keep inis caused much tnerri-1n e t usngo o f the flap and instill­ ng of the County Commis- guests. p lo t | Black-Draught in my hbfnu nil the i in , ■*. Mrs. Curlott attending tho ment as they regardless o f shape jng in our boys nnd girls reverence h i) s lime, it is the best all-around only a card for our country nnd its laws. Each J S » n 5 h " i w e i » l l » « W ; wori-S,iJ«'tfLw }.*. eon of the County Federation or size contained iW Old time features and modern medicine I have ever found for the : board star and tiny silver pencil, I school is to be given n book. The few. rs nt the Valdez. liver and for constipation. We he- * roads , ideas contribute their part with the the evening favors. The king and King Code. As more f i l l e r . " g j ; 'r e p u t i U * of « u t‘ the Beat gan using it 25 or more years ngo AI. D EPARTM EN T ENJO Y queen were presented with a pack-; Our social service committee were improved , , Ringing shows enroute," continue ntfH have used it whenever needed BRIDGE P A R T Y . agu which contained large pop- has secured help from the county very ---- w-orst ---------crossings . on tlw o w b t„ „bo „ PVcr welcome visum * \c since. I have never found any oth­ visitors. At •»r|J Itriiaulsis m e Insiriirti d lo refund money In ev ery Instance ulicru corn balls. commissioners and administers the were fixed, and the deepest sand .. Milano Theatre on Wodnr’sdnv s.itlsf.ictory re.nils aro not old,lined. T h e very llr .l d o s e o f er medicine as good fo r constipa­ l»*h rt.lM I JOM'.H I.IV K U \ M l K I I I %M l T U M I ’ lightful in every way, was the A guessing contest was then money for one poor widow and strawed. Sunday schools, and qc- , noni l mml or li.-it i*rn-. tion, and that was what I suffer­ nlmosl Invnrliilily slops the lend, ney o f sneesini; and cnnahlnfr e party given Tuesday af- pnrtieipated in, the 12 months w as' four orphans. One home has Jiccn saeionully church were held in the n,joru]in- a,j(j concerts ed with till I began using Black- ! mnl lllu third ilese usually Stopi the severest I'uLD. T he I'ommuH on for the members of the So- represented by some decoration I investigated for social agencies j first ime-ruom scnoulhouiio, nnd no; |V|(, ,MJiniia r nml snaunv min­ Draught. Black-Draught correct- j I ’old must hv I ' U s j ' d as li iierhill-v d isease ;n» wet rill of It ut once. Jepnrtment o f the Woman’s or effect in tne rooms nnd the!outride o f the state. The comity ono who has not experienced a !-trc,j SpnU are ,,,)W ol, ed this condition, and now we use ! If your musi:li* are s ire or you h av e that chilly feeli ng with a dull headache, lt‘» a sure hIk u that you have taken rnlil with Mrs. \V. J. Thigpen as lady or gentleman guessing cor- farm has been furnished enter- dearth o f religious influences, can sale at li. C. Bowers. 4^1 it for the liver and for indigestion Ih.n'i wait fo r Pneiitmihla to d i n d o p , hut hoy a hutile of I’l.KM Missl tainmont several times, and the estimate thu real value o f Sunday **• There were 15 tabies o f rectly was given n prize. ,\ complete change o f personnel. — a light and sluggish feeling nfJHNK.H I . I V K U A N D K ll> N K V T U N I l * today. : > «*ist I* Hinall rs. Demnrius Musson received the cut convict camp inspected and lltera- school there. Men and women scenery, costumes and programme, i ter meal*, for bnd taste in th e ! and vou emi not afford to take a chance ut tills .lime o f year. For daln ut tted plants and baskets o f cut glass basket and Mr. Victor Mc- ture sent to the convicts. Clothes drove weary miles over the toil­ comedy and musical numbers, vau­ mouth and sour stomach. >rs were used with artistic ef- Laulin a large apple pie. Victor have been furnished several fam- some roads, to feel anew the “ peace deville mid character acts with J. “ My wife uses it fo r headache that passelh understanding,’’ and A. Coburn's Minstrels ut the Mi^ and billlousness. It sets on our ,n I*1*5 large auditorium where sccmed to be very popular. But,lilies, i Our me tings nre always enjoy* old, old miracles were translated lane Theatre on Wednesday, Jam shelf nnd we don’ t let it get out. ear,i tables were arranged. he carried it home with him. Delicious punch was served1able from a social standpoint. The into the marvels of their daily ft. Splendid aingitig, jazzy danc­ It has been u great help to us. 1 J* shaded in red, and the large >’ fire, completed the charin- throughout the evening. women meet and have a short ses- surroundings ior thu little chil­ ers, funny comedians' novelties Believe a great deni o f sickness is dcturc. A little game o f Ruth ami Jacob sion in the morning and then ad- dren. and clean fun. This is said to be caused by hurried eating und conore i were kept on tallies de- was played, a fter which refresh- journ for a luncheon served by the Still the relentless mdos were a the best company and production rtipntion, and Bluek-Draught, if ■ with blue birds, and af- ments o f coffee, chicken sand-, hostess club. Wc nlways try to barrier. A home missionary, Manager Coburn has ever brought taken right, w ill correct this con­ have one or two good speakers but dauntlcssly daring heat or cold, t n Sanford in the past 25 consccu- dition.” nuniher of rubbers of bridge, wichea and cake wore served. i prize for high score, silk linThe guests enjoying this lovely hover crowd our program. driving a team o f Indian ponies, tiv e seasons under his manageGet Thcdford’s, the original and •At our last meeting Sirs. E. M. party were: Dr. nnd Mrs. E. D. might meet inuny warm welcomes ment. Slim Vermont, Nate Mulroy, only genuine Black-Draught pow­ '* w«v won by Mrs. W. M. 1 6 Second prize, a grey linen Mobley, Mr. nnd .Mrs. Vivian Kpeer, Galloway, Mrs. Bl F. Blackman in the isolated settler’s home, and Hunk White, lien McAtce, Edward dered liver medicine. Sold every­ J. was awarded Mrs. E. M. Mrs. Fannie Munson. Mrs. R. II. nnd Mrs.. John Fuller were honor yet encounter refusals to attend c . Clifford, Chester Huffman, Oar- where. NC-1G0 i o m i m ; uttiiu'r a m i ivr.u r FittiM \ iu:ioit t-iuiCMiiwi >way. Rcniek, Mrs. L. A . Mickey, Misses guests nnd each brought a mes- church services, because they were lot Jones, Joe McAnalon, Charles I I I A IN NEW M l l l l i , I ' l l l l . M I K I . I M I I \ A M l I T I I l ' VIJII Bowing the awarding o f the Margaret Miller, Ollie Vera Glis- sago o f inspiration nnd good cheer, too far o ff, and the roads bad, or Donioo, J. W . Pcnnycnuk, DeVuro ■A >* I ls; the hostess, assisted by son, Demarius Musson, Fannie Mis. John List spoke on benutin- because, in the rush o f farm work, and DeCnrlo, and a big company ...... 1 horses worked all week must rest o f other ....... well known .minstrel men MiNOLIN AMO liOLDREYlR /Hy.-cv’tUm* D- Sharon, Miss Kath- Reba Munson, Faye Mickey and cation of highways and parks. T?' LOOKS C WONDER Z A6E During the remaining months on Sundays. The work of better! o f merit, Scuts on sale at R. C. WHkey nnd Miss Ruba WH- Dorothea Mickey. Messrs. Ralpt \a to organized churches, in the fe w 1Bowers. i served tempting refresh- Warren, II. Milieu, Victor Mci.au- nf our club year we are _going —----------------- -----f in sistin g of salad, saltincs, lin, Ivey Stewart, and LcRoy W il­ conduct a club institute and have small towns, had little influence. . and coffee. a parliamentary law class under outside the immediate limits of the1 Lake county had the honor of liams. .Mrs. E. M. Galloway. town. The roads were still a hin- putting the first bate o f 1923 cot18iWl?s, one ° f the-largest and drance; the roads, and lack nf any ton on th cm irket last week and .delightful parties given by C O U N T Y F E D E R A TIO N EXCESC PERSPISATiCH UUSINESS W O M EN ’S A SSO ­ mi an* o f speedy transportation.; it is believed that G.rovcand has ppvial Department this season, LU NC H EO N . C IATIO N D INNER A T V A L D E Z A 19 mile trip then wus, to many,: the argest cotton geld in iuike •tie cordial hospitality of 51rs. OILY SKIN-OOOfl OF PERSPIRATION The Sanford Business Women’s I the equal o f one o f GO today. In j county. Pen was reflected in every deThe officers o f the Seminole BLACKHEADS— ENLARGED PORES Association will have a dinnm’ rummer the long sandhills and; ■ County Federation of Woman’s Probably more celery lias been Club were entertained Tuesday at Thursday evening at the Val- |slippery clay slopes, and in winter) RED HOSE— FRECKLES G. F. S. 1 o’clock nt a most enjoyable dt z Hotel in honor o f Mrs, ict-eavcteil streams, drifted mails,' sown In Seminole county to (Into Will Knp Your SJkin Fm h Looking luncheon at the Valdez Hotel. |Margaret I aing of Chicago, 111. or frozen slush kept people at |than over before. An effort la be10 annual business meeting The lo rg tabic was centered with The regular weekly luncheon nt hnnic. Mut ir vehicles were rsre, ing made to have early celery cel•lection of officers o f the G. a large crystal basket filled with the Lu-Beth Cafeteria will be post­ for their value was unproved, and! ery in the belief th.it it will be j M A I L r u S T O D A Y r ' I ^ ^ f f the condition nf the roads discour-1 less liable to attacks o f insects -w as held Tuesday afternoon sweet peas in pastel tints nnd the poned this week. . 0 home of Miss Eva Grace place cards were also in floral aged their use. Newspapers stim- and diseases. Optimism prevails. ----- — designs. T H E A. S. C. E. TO M EET ulnted Intenst, however, and cu-l --------- o-------i?eiT »>n ^aVenth Street. “ eh bugfnes.i was attended to, During the luncheon, a general ORLANDO, Jail. 9.— The A ll- riosity did its share. With the; The fine asphalt road* o f Taylor M a n l l n l r In 'I he \ c w l lit!, Atf.crirnik i . y n i —I J r t j I h r mint f aJ™ made for the year’s work. discussion of the Federation work South Christian Endeavor conven- arrival o f automobile.*, good r.»ndii| county have proven a blcusing to Jan. 10th, 11th, and 12th, bnriliMu-il, nitt.l nuin hiiltml i b r a r r - a i i r r H I , nil ih ru n u h ikt-, s r n t l enrol Stone was re-elected and the County Federation page in tion will meet in Daytona Beach became a necessity, and a lasting the people during the pn*t exces- | •cent. 3!U3 Tire* and T u Iicm lu r ntyalrry |ilu> u l l h i iil n r u n ltp n r l u n . I t In p r r r l n c l , i . h n l Ihp *• the ________ Sanford _______ Herald. Chairman in 192G i f members or the orguni- change took p la c e , resulting in | »iv e rainy Weather, anti the wonder ! ____ ^thc conclusion o f business tho from each club were appointed to zatioa in this state are successful ] good straight roads, passable in. is howpeople managed Itrn rr n l lnib llr K i l l u n d r m l n u l nnrl m p i r t h l r . F i i n r l n n l l n c . rwtiA to gel jjuy your gas from visible pumps u i a u l i r — u nm.I r n s r u a . lu u I h r t l l r r . It l i a t l r r « ' | i r r . . l b l r l l i r l l l r r . " ** served potato salad, sand- work with the Federation chair- in carrying out plans outlined i all seasons. It took perseverance along for somany years without XX llli J u m r . I l n n k r . . l i K r n l l y n ll u r ru u n k n , ll uh y ll ln r k b u ru . • here bp the executive committee, i and hard work, but inun who dared them. * nn<* i edu topped with whip- man, Mrs. John Leonardi. W i l l i a m l l u n r , nml n r n . l I 'I I M - M XI I N K N T . ercam. Cover* were laid for Mrs. John The meeting is scheduled to meet No Man’s Ijuid were never quiternhers present at this meeting I cunardi, Mrs. Endor CUrlett, Mrs. July 2G o f thut year. The execu-! ters. PRICES— 50c to $2.00 Misses Dorothy Mcro, F lor­ B. ,G. Smith. Mrs. W. B. Ballard;! tive committee has also completed Because they forced the improve, in Cn0’ V e?.'K‘a Mobley, Grace Mrs. Porter Wakefield, Mrs. W. ( V arrangements for tho program Of ment o f roads, automobiles helped Scuts on Sale Thursday— M ail Orders Now 103 Palmetto Avenue Carol Stone, Tillye Benja- Wolcott, Miss Agnes Berner, Miss] the Florida state convention to be in many ways. It is hard to be­ 1113 Sanford Avenue Mrs. B. J. |held nt Tnnipa June 13-10 o f this lieve, even when one has witness­ ow nna ,Kl'.nncr • Eva Grace Elizabeth Musson, Phone 481-J r and Mrs. John Leonardi. Starling and Mrs. R. E, Tolar. ed the change, how much they year. X l Income Tax Helps SANFO RD PA1 STORE yourteeth I with Milane Theatre ’ C O L O ftT E tt? TONIGHT D airy.'Poultry and Live Stock Feed PH O NR % O "! See the “ Marriage of the Midgets” at High School, Jan. 15. SPEED UP YOUR L A Z Y LIVER P H O N E s “ W ilkes Wonder Feeds AM USEM ENTS rv - H h ts KTujs For Constipation Sanford Feed & Supply Co. Ksr«stffi THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COLDS KO UM ILLAT & AND ERSO N M ILA N K TH EATRE One Night Only, Wednesday “S£NFsi0SHINY l(E SHNOSE INE Jan. ^llie.ScN'jATlONAL SOLID SEASON AT THE KLAV/ THEATRE NEW YORK; SPECIAL PRICES See the “ Marriage o f the Midgets” at High School, Jan. 15. *'V*v-v - F. P. R1NES i] �97i7~‘ ' V»I’ ' r^**-"} "'ipl' » Tixt , £|AjLfeaa? ' i :-/ -- ' r -T i*/* of five and one-half phr wntum! THE PROCEEDS TO* BE D fr or lithographed far<5to # ) per annua, interest pay­ R IV E D FROU TH E SALE turps of said Mayor PROVIDING able semiannually, oh the first I TH E R E O F , T O BE USED TO Clerk. And said ORDINANCE ys ox jnnt^ary ana of Jnnqsry arid Juiy July, Section Six: T h ai the Mayor o f f o r t h e A c q u is it io n a n d days A C Q U IR E , E S TA B L IS H , PU R id ipsuo o f bond* tq.bo pumbettho City o f ‘Banfatd, Florida, is ,' C H A S E A N D CO NSTRUCT A ESTABLISHMENT, OF " AN cd consecutively -from 1- to 319, hereby instructed, authorized nnd G A S P L A N T OR P L A N T S . r j h o t r ic l ig h t A n d p o w - AN JACK DEMPSEY IS ENJOYING V IS IT TO “MAGIC CITY” lc In -v - P I A N T n . Speed Demons! —,-rv-sr MgMMRS o ral ( M IA M I, Jan. 9.— Jack Dempsey, . world's heavyw eight champion, is enjoying his little v is it in Miami. So is Tedd y Hayes, his running* mate and social secretary. The pair m otored to Miami from Jack­ sonville, a rrivin g in the Magic City enriy Sunday evening. They are staying a t the Hotel McAllister, and ns a result, two telephone girls nro nearly frantic in their attempt to handle tho several times n min­ ute m ills, which have poured into the hotel over since it beenme known th at the M cAllister was Jock's hangout. Dempsey spent a restful night in his room overlooking the bay and remarked Monday morning that even though a little rain made things look dreary that he liked rt. n. i/csneti am, .-u *>uns atciaeu to lane m eir new (7> car for a Miami and while he mi^ht stay only n day or so nt this time that spin through New York C ity streets. T h i» photo shows what happened the chances fo r his return were after tho 1900 model linnlly gathered momentum, hut the cop is smil- some other clever lad in the immediate future. u I talked f o r more than two hours with the w orld ’s clmnip Mondny morning between tho lather. That is to say, during that period of JACKSONVILLE. Jnn. 9.— A N N A P O L IS , Md., Jon, 9.— Edtime represented in the difference between the lather, rtu-or and “ Ark” Newton, cnptnin-clcct of the \munj B. (W h itey) Taylor, o f Lima, whiskers, which Jack was hating Gntnrs 1924 football eleven and nUOhio, hns been elected captain o f removed when I dropped in. southern halfback, is believed to Lounging hack in a comfortable have set a record recently on this the Naval Academy football team chair, his head propped up by a Gainesville links when he drove ■» fo r next season. Tho election took real fluffy M cAllister pillow. Jack golf ball fo r a distance o f 30r place on the train cn route home was enjoying his shave, a selection yard". The Florida celebrity got from Pnsndenn, Calif. Taylor is on his portable music box, ehauf- his drive in n foursome w ith three feured by Teddie Hayes, who spent other members of the 19211 grid the youngest member o f the team, his odd moments answering the machine, Sam Cornwall, center; 1!) yearn old. He hns played telephone anti looking disgustedly n fine game at left end this senson Williams, tackle, and Owen at a long, deep dose o f castor oil “ Cy” Pittman, halfback. and also center on the LaCrosso which he said he rmfuirod to help Golf has become a popular sport I tcnm .him keep his youthful appearance. with the Gator grid men and daily J ’ , .. „ m Of his future appearances in the the links in Gainesville are being ; 1 r™ci?e ^ ring, Jack hud little to say. “ You crowded to their capacity. P°H j "hortlv after noon Monday see, it is this way,' said Jack, and received n warm welcome. Bci'idca the grid potential Snrn"those handling that part of the zens, and other golf players of Slinpley. fullback, received u brok­ game back in New York make all note include Grodon, fo rm er ama­ en collar bone during tho game, arangements. A ll I know is the teur state champion; Mum Brum­ and is not expected to ho able to date and who my opponent will be. play basketball this year. Cullen, Bight now it would appenr that by and others. hulfbnek, retired from the ganu* there will be no matches until next w ith n badly bruised arm, but it spring, because there are no place* improved grentiy during the trip, available fo r a big match. 1 will 1 to . home. probably meet Tommy Gibbons The players gnve up their again and also Firpo," said Jack. Christmas leave to 'take the trip Speaking o f Firpo, Jack admit­ nnd piny the game against Wash­ ted that had the Argentinian ington, nnd lost hut two days from known more o f the game he might their regular work ut the Aca­ have whipped him in the memor­ demy. • able fight. " F in to had me going sure enough, and had he had (lie U N IV E R S IT Y OF F L O R IL A , knowledge o f the fight game that G A IN E S V IL L E , Fla., Jan. 9.— E x­ ho should have had, I expect that hibiting a varying brand o f bnsketthere might have (icon n new ball before n Hinnll g a lle ry of champion,’’ he said, laughing. npc:tntyt.'(, the University of Dempsey, ns you know him, is Florida varsity quintet-last jilghl Luis Angel Firpo had just been a likable chap. He is a big hoy, defeated uumr.i,nii.Gainesville iHigh school i» in uonreu „ „ with uiih laughing i,,,.,!,;.,,, 'eyes wviraun i Wii guiwi mm been ocen ifloorfloored again, ue tie hart well set up, this ami a geniality that is suntanpxhj b i ^ n’ ?ny i ^ ” ' \IUt ° n upon his A host of substitutes occasion he hnil flopped upon cous Itn is -invinii. iJmvn !<ll ..I.,. “ * to 1“ • . — ...........-hud thnt e diiferent thai?*oth er! who -M u back in the ................... resin with a thud to he ,4iuvi> fallowed..tlie. tight, ganm. for While nt nil times kept the cornu, usually denotes extended sleep. down, thq,Vlrat stringers ronlnUw'f, pV r (he* nrst-paWm f Alie-count he a profession by saving and fating away n pest e g g for future years. in just long enough to run up n remained sprawled out almost motionless. At the count o f five he Ho realizes .that he is on the eras, comfortable lend. _ . The great offensive play o f Ken . began to squirm nnd writhe. A t the o f popularity now, and knows that ueth Unit, "R ed " Newton and Ed-i count o f nine he was just lifting ho0now*'wears * wdV 'b e " wrested pttr '*(ine® combined the sterling him self up, wearily and painfuMv. away Ile is .mt worried nt n r S 'tefensive work of Otis Marshall |le had barely beaten by a half out over any o f the nrcrent eon ani* V'c,: Grown, were features in second the fatal toll that meant in tenders y et realize? t h a ? 1 |the aluRjris.il eneounter. “ Bulldog ' this case total extermination in time na u n k n o C w ill conrn forth Thnrn!!"{ • “ aubatit!lte f ,o rwnr,!- »«ss than two minutes. Anyway, and take his place : l,riivc;* himself the star pgfrronter one more punch would end it. Teddy IlnyoV. hS ninnlnB innli- " n J” ■ » * “ •« C l™ . t o . 80.000 w o r n , ,were ccrs. how ling ami yelling ns Dempsey, looks after nil o f the details i,f Floridp'n varsity will be a great now careless, rushed in to finish TV.mii,’ i " ' V ' ,v |team this season, but naturally in the net. But in place o f lunging wibaf Z £ L b y hap3' the opening competition hint night into a clinch Firpo ennte up swing­ rv M, anti wnon i fo r Vv - 1they were *not up to near................ standard, ing his right fist. The fist caught cryone the cnampinn gets the dumps he cranks up the Jimmy White, the best basketball the unguarding Dempsey on the little old music box and does a ca­ couch thnt ever appeared here, has ja w . His knees sagged. His eye-* per or two which Jack udinits is taught his proteges basket hall, and beenme glazed. Anti Firpo, sens­ before another two weeks have ing tho change, continued the ns-' , the best medicine in the world. During his stay in Miami, Jack passed the Orange nnd Blue Cap­ sault. Dempsey for a moment ers will unquestionably be dun- kept away, and then with a half plans to take a flight with Harry I gerous. sw ing and a half lift Firpo caught Rogers, shoot a little golf, visit the greyhound race tracks and do oth­ I No player last night w as more the champion between enr nnd Dempsey's feet flew er little things to be found in M i­ outstanding than voting K. It. Unit shoulder ami. it is probable that he will one of the few letter men from into the air and his big tnnncd drop over to Havana for a day or last years squad. Conch White body came hurtling through tho called upon H alt to start a t the ropes, head down. There was $Lso und then return to the Magic 000,000 on the wing in that second City, — - *“ His plans depend entirtdv | v " ‘‘lIU9 th r o e ‘V i e nn negotiations now under way in 1 * , t U t iUntly. Hi. three tub nrtd from ,80,000 throats came n N ew York, which will he settled " T T -", ^ w ild screech that never w ill be within the next week or so. J?. -.'Y.h'V.h r.!1.0,,C0V<-'rt <I th" forgotten. floor was without fault. _ T h e mauled nnd battered chal‘ R«d Newton, the Hillsboro |longer, almost out, was upon the flash, played jam-up ball, a> did v e rg e o f victory. One sure blow, Jones, but the latter was a good delivered ' “ . with coolness . and pre­ ways off in his shouting, something cision as Dempsey finally climbed that the entire team can w e ll prac- Jbuck to the ring, meant a new P H IL A D E L P H IA , Jnn. Enrl live. ] champion. The big Argentine flat Mack, son o f Connie Mack, munn---------- -------came swishing through the air, hut g er of the Philadelphia American A good slogan, “ A garden for |in the midst o f the wild, flurried League baseball team, hus signed every country home.’’ • |attack Dempsey’s waving, swaying a contract as a conch for the Ath­ head put olf disaster after one of letics, it was announced today.' the greatest thrills ever known t*> Ho succeeds H a rry Davis, who will any sport. continue with the team as a scout. Young Mack wan manager of F IE L D A R T IL L E R Y AR R AN G E S the Martin)-I,urg team which Inti M ATCH. year won the pennant o f the Blue A N N ARBOR. J A . 9.— If-irT A M P A . Jan. 9.— A match be­ i 6b Ridge League. The previous year »y Kipke, star Michigan a th ­ tween Aramis del Pino anil Joe he piloted the Moline Club, ami lete, denied today that he had Chaney probably will be arranged Won the championship o f the Threv accepted an offer from M iam i for Friday night, Jnn. 11, accord­ Eye League. University to serve u:< assist­ ing to match-makers for the 116th rl he elder Maek denied report * Field Artillery. ant football coach nt the school that he was groom ing his son to next full. succeed him as manager o f the Kipke is considering several Farm ers’ Week, the third annu­ Athletics, al m eeting o f its kind in the stute, offers but has not yet decided " I have no intention o f resign­ wii be held August 11-10 at the which position he will take. ing,’ he said. I U niversity of Florida, I “Ark” Newton Drives Golf Ball 307 Yards Whitey” Taylor Is Navy’s Grid Leader GATOR CAGE TEAM IS WINNER OVER THE G. H. S. TEAM BIG M O M EN TS OF SPORT i j Connie Mack Si^ns Son as Assistant Kipke Undecided About What To Do n iN T q _ Y .both numbers inclusive, all o f said Whereas, tha Charter o f tho C IT Y ° O F ^ A N F O H D •b0t,d* to mature thirty (30) ycar" City of, Sanford,' Florida, provides F W R I d I ^ O RF MAINTA?N ofter th* dato of tho isiUnncC among other things that the City wire ;Ith crcof, both principal and inter* o f Sanford. Floridn, shall have tho ED A N D O P E R A T E D AB A c s t o f said bonds to bs payable at right to acquire, establish, own P U B L IC U T I L I T Y , AND* PRO* The Chose National Bank, in the and operate as a public utility, n V ID IN G F O R A N ISSUE OF City o f N ew -York, State o f N ew gas plant or .plants, and to pro­ U T IL IT Y BONDS BY T H E York, In lawful money o f the Uni- vide the C ity and the Inhabitants C IT Y O F SA N FO R D , F LO R ­ tdc States, o f America. Said bonds thereof with commercial gas. and ID A , IN T H E 8U M O T TH R E E shall be signed by tho M ayor o f Whereas, -the City Commission H U ND RED A N D TE N THOU­ the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, and S A N D D O L L A R S , TH E PR O ­ by the Clerk o f the City o f San­ o f tho C ity o f Sanford, Florida, CEEDS TO BE D ER IVED ford, F lorid i, and shat lhnvc a ffix ­ now deems it most expedient and FRO M T IIE S A L E .THEREOF, ed thereto, the seal o f tho C ity o f to the best interests o f the City TO B E U SED T O ACQ U IRE Sanford, Florida, and the interest o f Sanford, Florida, to acquire, es­ E S T A B L IS H , PU R C H A SE A N D coupons to be attached to said tablish, maintain and operate as a gas plant or C O N S T R U C T A N E LE C TR IC bonds shall be signed with tho en­ public utility, a L IG H T A N D TO W E R P L A N T graved or lithographed fac-similo plants. Therefore, Be it Enacted by the OR P L A N T S . signature o f said M ayor and said People o f #thc City o f Sanford, W hereat, the Charter o f tho City Clerk. of Sanford, Florida, provides Section Six: Thnt the M ayor o f Florida: among other things that the*Clty Section One: That it is the de­ the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, is termination o f the City Commis­ o f Sanford, Florida, shall have the hereby instructed, authorized and sion o f the City o f Sanford, Flor­ right to acquire, establish, own empowered to cal) an election to ida, to acquire and establish, own, and operate, as a public utility, nn , , , „ . . , , . dotermino the question o f tho is- maitnain and operate os a public clectric ligh t and power plant or 8uance o f the provi(iej fo r utility, a gas plnnt or plants, and plants, and to provldo the City by th!s ortunance. to provide tho City and the in­ and the inhabitants thereof, with Section Seven. That the form electric current fo r power and of the ballot for said election shall habitants thereof, with an ade­ quate and ample supply o f com­ light, and, be as follows, to-wit: * mercial gas. Whereas, the C ity Commission "F O R T H E A P P R O V A L o f that Section Tw o: Thnt tho City o f the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, certain ordinance o f the City o f Commission o f the City o f San­ now deems it most expedient and Sanford, Floridn, numbered 08, en­ ford, Floridn, further deems it ex­ to the best interest o f the City o f titled: pedient and to the best interest o f Sanford, Floridn, to acquire, es­ ‘An Ordinance Providing fo r the the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, nnd tablish, maintain nnd operate, as a Acquisition and Establishment of it is the determination o f the City public utility, nn electric light and an Electric Light and Power Plant Commission o f the City of San­ power plant or plants, or Plants, by the C ity o f Sanford, ford, Florida, to issue utility bon^s Therefore, Bo It Enacted By Florida, to be Maintained and Op­ o f tho City o f Sanford, Florida, in The People o f the C ity o f San­ erated ns a Public U tility, and. the sum o f One Hundred and Six­ ford, Floridn: Providing fo r an Issue o f U tility Section One: Thnt tt is the Bonds by the City o f Snnford, ty Thousand ($100,000.00) Dollars, determination o f the City Com­ Floridn, in the Sum o f Three Hun­ the proceeds derived from the sale mission o f the City o f Sanford, dred add Ten Thousnnd Dollars, o f said bonds to be used fo r the Florida, to acquire, establish, own, the Proceeds to bo Derived from following municipal purposes, tomnintain and operate as a public S M e'T h ereof ^ 0“ be ’ Used "to T ” , “ Z l l r e *BtablUh’ PUr* nn electric ligh Hirhtt and power row er . . . „ , tchase and construct utility, an Acquire, Establish, Purchase nm ,or ,anU( includlnK suitable Und, plant or plants, nnd to provide Construct nn Electric Light and cnBenieilt3, structures, boilers, cnthe City nnd the inhabitants there­ ™ i Bnt ° r r ,a? tS' nn,(i , dynamos, machinery, resero f with nn adequate and ample • o f electricity fo * r power and, r OR the acquisition anil fstflb - (volt1 *! uinas, tanks commas, conduits conductors supply voirs, conductors, • liKbt. Iishment o f nn electric light and |pipes, gasmeters, and other apScction T w o: That the City . Commission o f the C ity of San­ ford, Floridn, fiir t h c deems it ex­ pedient and to the best interest o f the City of' Sanford, Floridn, nnd it is the determination of the City Commission o f the City of Sanford, Floridn ,to Issue utility bonds o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, in the sum o f Three Hun­ dred and Ten Thousand ($310,0(10.00) Dollars, tho proceeds de­ rived from the sale o f said bonds to be ubod fo r tho following mu­ nicipal purpose, to-wit: To ac­ quire, establish, purchase and con^_____^ atruct.nn electric light njji) powij^^ P° W,Cr pIant ° r P!ant,3’l t<> ‘l0 °P or-iparntus nnd npplinnccs fo r mak fitrn ntod fim nnd mninfninnrt maintained nv by tho the fTItv C it y!!•*«. ; jng, manufacturing, generating __ and o f Sanford, Floridn, as n pu blic1distributing commercial gas, said gas plant or plants, when com­ utility, and pleted, to be operated, and main­ FOR BO ND S." "A G A IN S T T H E A P P R O V A L tained by the City o f Sanford, o f that certain ordinance o f tho Florida, as a public utility, for City of Hanford, Floridn, numbered the purpose o f furnishing to the C ity o f Snnford, Floridn, nnd to 68, entitled: 'An Ordinance providing fo r the the inhabitants thereof, an ade­ Acquisition nnd Estnblishmcnt o f quate and ample supply o f com­ mercial gas. nn Electric Light and Power Plant Section Three: That it is the or Plants, by the City o f Sanford, determination o f the City Com­ Florida, to be Maintained and Op­ mission o f the City o f Sanford, erated ns a Public U tility, nnd Florida, that the said sum o f One Providing fo r un Issue o f U tility Hundred nnd Sixty Thousand Bonds by the City o f Snnford, ($160,600.00) Dollars, will r•, , w. t1*. yr .||o< >*!**( •' *JI bo re*', plant or plants, inchiiling'sultabld ^ * ' ^ ' 1^'' Mir su m :o f Three Hnii quired fo r the purpose mentioned land, easements, structures, boil­ drod nnd Ten Thousnnd Dollnrs, in Sections One and Tw o o f this ers, conduits, conductors, poles tho Proceeds to lie Derived from ordinance. and other apparatus and appli- t*lc Sale Thereof, to be Used to Section Four: Thnt a bond is­ ance3, for making, generating, \Acquire, Establish, Purchase and sue in the sum o f One Hundred nnd and distributing electricity fur Construct an Electric Light nnd Sixty Thousnnd ($160,000.00) Dol­ light nnd power purposes, said Power Plnnt or Plants,’ nnd lars, fo r the municipn! purpose electric light nnd power plnnt or A G A IN S T the acquisition nnd es­ enumerated nnd specifically set electric light plants, when compelted to be op­ tablishment o f nn forth in Sections One and Tw o of erated and maintained by the City nnd power plant or plants, tuhe this Ordinance, is hereby author­ of Sanford, Florida, ns n public operated nnd maintained by the ized, provided, however, that be­ utility, for the purpose o f furnish­ City o f Snnford, Floridn, ns n pub­ fore said bonds or any pnrt of ing to the C ity o f Snnford, Flor­ lic utility, nnd, said bonds shnll be issued, this or­ idn, nnd to the inhabitants there­ A G A IN S T IlO ND R." dinance shall be first approved by of nn adequate nnd ample supply Section Eight: This ordinance a majority vote o f the electors o f electricity. shall become effective immediate­ o f the C ity o f Sanford, Flor­ Section 3: That it is the de­ ly upon its final passage and ida, actually participating hi nn election to be called nnd termination o f the City Commis­ adoption. sion o f the City o f Sanford, Flor­ Adopted this 10th day o f Do- 1hcId nt al,ch tlme nm! in auch n,!,n* ner ns is prescribed by the Chnrida, thnt tho said sum o f Three comber, A. D. 1923. ter nnd the ordinances o f the City Hundred and Ten Thousand ($3(0,FORREST LAKE , of Sanford, Florida, 000.00) Dollnrs, will be required (S E A L ) S. O. CH ASE, tfection F ive: Thnt said bonds for the purpose mentioned in Sec­ C. J. M A R S H A L L , tions One nnd Tw o o f this ordi­ As the City Commission of »hall be o f the denomination of nance. the C ity o f Sanford, Florida. One Thousand Dollnrs ench, bear­ ing interest at the rate o f five Section Four: That a bond is­ Attest: nnd one-half (5 V a # ) per centum sue in the sum o f Three Hundred L. It. P H IL IP S , per annum, interest pnyablo semi­ and Ten Thousand (§310,000.00) City Clerk. annually, on the first days o f Jan­ Dollars fo r the municipal purpose 12-12-19-26-1-2-0-51 uary and July, said issue o f bonds enumerated and specifically set to be numbered consecutively front forth in Sections One and Two o f 1 to 160, both numbers inclusive, this ordinance, is hereby author­ all o f said bonds to mature thirty ized, provided, however, that be­ (30) years a fter the date o f the fore said bonds or any part o f said issuance thereof, both principal bonds shall be issued, this ordi­ and interest o f said bonds to be nance shall be first approved by a A N O R D IN A N C E PR O V ID IN G payable at the Chase National m ajority vote o f the electors of FOR T H E A C Q U S IT IO N A N D Bank, in the C ity o f New York. the City o f Sanford, Florida, act­ FISTA B LIS IIM E N T OF A GAS State o f N ew York, in lawful ually participating in an election P L A N T OR P L A N T S , BY TH E money o f the United States of to be called and held ut such time C IT Y OF SA N FO R D , F L O R I- 1America. Said bonds shall be and in such manner ns is prescrib­ DA TO B I ^ ^ M A IN T A I N L p sjf, ne(j by the Mayor o f tho City ed by the Charter and the ordiA N D O PE R A TE D A S A PUB o f Sanford, Florida and by the nnnees o f the C ity o f Sanford, LIC U T IL IT Y , A N D P R O V ID ­ Clerk o f the C ity o f Sanford, Flor Florida. IN G FOR A N ISSUE O F U T IL ­ ida, nnd shall have affixed there­ Section Five: That said bonds I T Y BONDS OF TH E C IT Y OF to, the seal o f the City of San­ shall be o f the denomination of SAN FO R D , F L O R ID A , IN T H E ford, Florida, and the interest cou­ SUM OF O N E H U N D R E D A N D pons to he attached to said bonds One Thousnnd ($1,000.00) Dollar.; ORDINANCE NO. 69 Section 2. Tbit * » drived fro* i . said proposed Un* fn " 5^ anpropri*ted ,or the above stated 5 empowered to call an election to purpose, and a bond iJ l determine the question o f the is­ "urn of Severn* suance o f tho bonds'provided fo r ($75,000.00) "lcip.1 purpose enu£J by this ordinance. Section Seven:* That the form apccifleally set forth iT3 o f ballot fo r said election shall be o f this ordinance, be . J l is hereby au thorSj1! ns follows, to-w it: however, that bchtt 2 •T O R T H E A P P R O V A L o f that or any part „f said bo£! certain ordinance o f the City of issued, this ordinanj! Snnford, Florida, numbered 60„ en­ first approved by a titled: "A n Ordinance Providing fo r the! o f the electors of th« ( £ Acquisition nnd Establishment o f a Gaa Plant o r Flanta by. the City o f Sanford, Florida, to bo Main­ tained nnd Operated an a Public U tility, and Providing F o r nn Is­ aac o f U tility Bonds 'o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, in the Sum of One Hundred nnd Sixty Thousand Dollars, the Proocecds to be De­ rived from the Sate Th ereof to be Used to Acquire, Establish, pur­ chase and Construct a Gas Plant or Plants,' and F O R the acquisition and estab­ lishment o f a gaa plaqf o r plants, to be operated and maintained by C ity o f Sanford, Florida, as a pub­ lic utility, nnd F O R B O N D S." " A G A IN S T T H E A P P R O V A L o f that certain ordinance o f the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, number­ ed 69, entitled: 'A n Ordinance Providing fo r the Acquisition and Establishment of o Gas Plant or Plants, by the City o f Sanford, Florida, to be Main­ tained and Operated ns n Public U tility ,nnd Providing fo r an Is­ sue o f U tility Bonds of the City o f Sanford, Floridn, in the Sum of One Hundred and S^xty Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to be De­ rived from the Sale Thereof, to be Used to Acquire, Establish, Purchase and Construct a Gaa Plant or Plants,’ and A G A IN S T the acquisition and establishment o f n gas plant or plants, to be operated nnd main­ tained by the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, ns a public utility, nnd A G A IN S T BONDS.” Section E ight: This ordinance shall become effective immeditely upon its finnl passage and adop­ tion. » Adopted this 10th day o f De­ cember, A. D. 1923. FORREST L A K E , (S E A L ) S. O. CHASE, C. J. M A R S H A L L , As the C ity Commission of the City o f Sanford, Florida. A tte s t;’.. ........... ...... . L . It. P H IL IP S , City Clerk. 12-12-19-26-1-2-9-Gt ORDINANCE NO. 70 AN O R D IN A N C E PR O V ID IN G F O R A N ISSU E OF BONDS BY TH E C IT Y OF SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A , IN T H E SU M OF S E V E N T Y -F IV E THOU SAND D O LLA R S , T H E PROCEEDS TO BE D E R IV E D FROM TH E H ALE THEREOF TO RE U SED TO A C Q U IR E , B U ILD . C O N S TR U C T AND E Q U IP W IT H TH E N E C E S S A R Y F U R ­ N IT U R E A N D F IX T U R E S , A C IT Y H A L L A N D A D M IN IS ­ T R A T IO N B UILDING. [ ° rd‘. l°ridn, actually^ Ing in an election to be! held nt such time mnnncr us is prescribe | charter nnd the ordir^J City of Sanford, FlorQ^l Section 3, That laid ^ be of the denominatio# Thousnnd ($1,000.00) tkfl| bearing interest nt the n j and one-half per ccntu* num, interest payable | nually on the first days uary and July, said issue i to be numbered from 1 to 75, both n _ elusive, nil of said boa* ture thirty years after tht, IMi the issuance thereof, b otk! both pal nnd interest of said payable nt The Chase Bank in the City of Ktt State of New York, fa money of the United & America ;said bonds signed by the Mayor of | o f Sanford, Florida, and Clerk of the City of Sanfa ida, nnd shnll have affm to the seal of the City of | Florida, and the interest to be attached to said bo* he signed with the cnyng lithographed fac-simile d| of said Mayor and said Ch Section 4. That the Hq the City of Sanford. Fieri hereby instructed, author* empowered to call an fled determine the question el sunnee of the bonds prarU by this ordinance. Section 5. That the fora ballot for said election shd follows, to-wit: FO R TIIE APPROVAL certain Ordinance of the ( Snnford, Florida, .Numbed entitled: "An ordinance I ing for r.n Issue of Dondt City of Sanford, Floridi, gum of Se.er.ty-five Th Dollnrs, the !'. ’reeds to I rived, from I liej ale Then* Used (o ^Acquire, Guild. Ol and Equip With the Nt« Furniture, City Hzl ministration Building" and, FOR BONDS, mid, AG AINST THE APPROl that certain Ordinance of of Sanford. Florida. 70, entitled, "An OrtUnfS viding for nn Issue of the City of Sanford, Fla the Sum of Seventy-five Dollars, the Proceeds to rived from the Sale Thcrtd| used to Acquire, Build, nnd Equip with the Si Furniture nml Fixtures, Hall and Administration '"nm l, AGAINST BONDS This ordinance :'ha!l effective immediately UFon passnge and adoption. * Adopted this KM ' comber, A. D. 19-,!BE IT E N A C TE D B Y T H E PE O ­ FORREST L P L E OF TH E C IT Y OF H A N ­ S. O. CHASE. FORD, F L O R ID A : 0. J. MARSH Section 1. That the City Com­ As the City mission o f the C ity o f Snnford, the City of Sanfow* Florida, deems it expedient and to Attest: _ _ .n i the best interest o f the C ity o f L. It. PHILIPS, (SEAL) Sanford, Floridn, to issue bonds o f City Clerk. the City o f Sanford, Florida, in 12-12-19-20-l-2-9*5t the sum o f Seventy-five Thousand ($75,000.00) Dollars, the proceeds derived from the snle o f said bonds to be useil fo r the following municipal purpose, to-wit: T o ac­ quire, build, construct nnd equip The very beat BattcrT1 with the necessary furniture and fixtures, a City Hall and Adm in­ exid istration Building; nnd it is fu r­ We re-charge and ther the determination of the City makes of Batten Commission that the construction nnd the furnishing o f said City Hall and Administration Building is a necessary public improvement, Phone 51f Batter R A Y 13R0T! ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ * « nsazB H ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a x x a x x x x a x x B X B x a a x H B a B a a a M x x x x x x x B a ||a a a x x x x x i a x x a x a x x a x x x B x x a x x a x B a x n a H a x a a x a a x x a a a x M x a H x x x x a a a x a H a a a a B H iiiH ig x x a x x x * l " RS>1* 1 r~ 1T R Y l ’ * i ■ tlM ■ ■X ■ I ■■ ■■ a IT ! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ TRY I T !------------------------ T R Y IT ■5 Did you ever stop to think that no self-made made man ever achieved success until he first learned to save. JOIN OUR C H S I S T M AS We do not believe in stinginess, hut we do believe in Thrift. SAVINGS CLUB N OW You may think this impossible, on the contrary it is quite possible, and without a doubt is of extreme importance to every individual. T R Y IT. . . . S E M I N O L E STRENGTH- C O U N T SERVICE— Y B A N K . - P R O G R E S S t �■ J /&* ieiv'CiV.: •>, tome is Trying to Reach Y o u FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS fANT AD RATES REAL ESTATE FOR SALE |S . # # . u-koncd ads., win be received , patrons and collector sent ately for payment. # Classified Advertising is JOB P R IN T IN G — The Herald Job I’ Oit SALE— 40 acres, part LakePlant is now located in the We- 1 front near Sanford. Will sell > laka Building. Let u3 estimate on cheap. Terms. A. E. Dobbins, 325 I your Job woik. Phone 148. Sanford Avenue. m S -C A S H IN A D V A N C E .1 Thro the Regular W a y ! HOUSES FOR RENT : LOST A N D FOUND s s B U ILD IN G M A TE R IA L RO U SE fo r rent, S. E. corner 12th F O U N D — Oppoitunity to buy « St. nnd Oak Ave. Inquire 11th« short wave long distance Radiol — ................. - - ■■ St. and Elm Ave, S. E. corner. M. Receiving Set chenp. Ask fo r M IR A C LE Concrete Co., Schneider. ___________ . I demonstration. Hof-M ac Battery eminent work, sidewleka. FOR R E N T — 4 room cottage 1208’ Co. . I tag block*, irrigation boxes. J. Park Ave., all conveniences, F O U N D — Pair o f shoes. Please Terwilleger, Prop, $20.00 n*r month. O. W.’ Spen­ call at the Herald office for cer. Pnonc 400. Lumber and Building Mat same. a FOR RENT—Furnished LO S T— Between Southside School * Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel St. Phono SCI. residence. Best location and 9th Street child's red n n d __________ ____________ in city with all modern white capo; return to Mrs. A . K. H j L L LU M BER CO. H oum conveniences Including Powers, l o t W. 9th St. __, Service, Quality end garage. New house with A R E Y O U lojln g an opportunity Phone 135. LE G A L FORMS o f all kinds for FOIt S A L E —Orange g r o v e ; sate at the Herald office. terms cuuntfy property. Britt ......... in* n line FOR SA LE — Large reed baby car­ Realty Co. ;------1....—.-.a* * Dae I t is the regular way through which to secure riage at Telephone 384-J or 708 FOR SALE— Three desirable build­ . ..... Hr * line Palmetto Avenue. ing lots located on paved street, lj -............... I 4 e a Mur help fo r the office or home-rputting you in communi­ | -worth $1,000.00 each. Owner w illii Hopkins Shoe Shop cation with the various people who may think them­ able rate for black faco type, saciitice for $21U0.0(A Britt Real­ Work Guaranteed. ty _Co. ______________ ^ _ iced rates for consecutive selves fitted to do your work, and thus perm itting you 509 E. First St. c/tlons. Count six waids to FOR R E N T sign:* fo r sale ut the FOR SALE— Two fine building new furniture. Five room to make your decision and selection after having had lots, located on one of tho best line. Minimum churgo o f Ijcrnld office.__ ,0 C d R S T O F M SPECIAL H W K S H t t S M M i bungalow.' Will rent for* i.,1 persona] interviews. not paid your poll tax d o 1 , corners in Sanford, paving and Is small, the result* great. Herald , jor first insertion. A ll ad­ SAUSAGE for sale— Pure jiork ‘ “ the oppor , next four months to Wanta w ill work fo r you quickly. lay! Do not‘ miss sidewalks both aides. At bargain. sausage smoked with ouw wood, ding is restricted to proper Readers o f this newspaper arc ad readers— and to help the City o f Sanford , See Britt Realty Co.______________ party without children. Cue. III., postpaid. No order ac­ S P E C IA L N O T IC E — I f you have over the bond election January _uificatlon. fo r an increasing number o f them the classified col­ A c t at once If you want cepted fo r less than 3 lbs. Satis­ i FOR SA LE — Five lots located on not paid your poll tax do so to- , Sanford Ave., opposite Rose umns ore gaining in interest. I f you have anything fin case of error The Herald faction guaranteed. Mrs. Enoch day! Do not miss the opportunity, Chickens, pigs, calves; then h« this residence. Ferry Sawyer, Tifton, Ga., It. D. F. No. Court, each 50x130. Two o f them to seH you have something to say to them ii> our II be responsible fo r only one to help tho City o f Sunford put nows, cows (o r tho other Jernigan, box 710 I corner lots. Easy terms. Britt over the bond election January I I , [aroandlt thnt j9 th<J keynote ^ _____________________________ [R ealty C o . ____ _________________ flrrect insertion, the ndveradvertising columns. Herald classified advertising will S P E C IA L NOTICE— I f you havo H ARD Y Australian Pines, stand pull with you in your efforts. LO ST— Strayed o r stolen male (farm progrnms being Introduced for nil subsequent Insernot paid your poll tnx do mo to­ 10 degrees. $25 per 100. John' FOR SALE— Orange grove, 23 Collie dog, G mo. old, color sable, , _.... Thc Herald office should ncrcs,.400 trees, location on lake, day! Do not miss tho opportunity with white marking, disappeared ‘ ' n nl™ o f Florida c o u n t y B. Beach, West Palm llcach, Fla. twenty minutes from" Sanford. A to help the City of Sanford put , notified immediately In case from Elm and Gth St., Monday Then will come roads, schools, hapFOR SA LE — DeSoto paints nnd good buy at $0,500. Terms. Britt over the bund election January 11. noon. Reward for Information fo r 1py homes, firror. vaurlshcs at Sanford Novelty Renlty Co. recovery. Phone 185-W. Return Works, sole agents. 151-tfc FO R SALE— 5 acre celery farm, EI.PED L IT T L E G IR L’S COUGH to 314 W . Gth St. IIE I HURCII GltAPES, tree blueberries tiled, all equipment, good loca­ “ F O L E Y ’S HONEY A.N darl . D „T A ,R , ^O __ST— _ Ono ___ dark marc-mule, = COMPOUND nnd blackberries— all varieties tion on hard road, close to town, n a Is fine. My little weiirht about 1100. W. E. Bagsuitable for home and commercial bargain, terms, Britt Realty Co. girl had an awful cough. I got n K(Jtt, W inter Park, Florida. . prompt and efficient service. planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ FOR SA LE — 10 acres Hammock T iH !V m r o n Ln J n h - n I LO ST— Block nnd .White Collie orous, well rooted plants insure T A R COM 1 OUND nnd Rave he. a n,inny from 309 French Ave. all fenced and cleared for plant­ good early profits. For full in­ few .loses and she was greatly re- p h()nc N V 12. Reward. ing; price $47)00, good terms. formation nnd illustrated catalog Roved,” write.* Clyde H. Benson, . n c T - n ’.i, i ; . „ .......i FOR SA LE — 10 acres, five fenced. No. 0, write Southern Adapted Three cleared. Good well. A ll FOR S A L E — House and large lot WOMEN— To sell human hair nets Mnrlbronk, Virginia. The l>c:U\l ^ d ~ l l : l;Ve r V ? t i x li i Nurseries-, Bartow, Fla,_______ hammock. $2,000. ? ' In dozens to consumers. 100 per, remedy far coughs, colds, h o a r s e - 'f . n'lpr-, V) Thomas In Rose Court. $450U.00. Terms. FOR SALE— Egry Cash Register. TW O city lots 80x305, one block Britt R ealty Co. -------i — cent, profit. Steady profitable i ness; relieves promptly■and offec- ■■■ You can find the name of every Cost ?C0 when new. W ill sell F O L E Y ’S H O N EY A N D . from Sanford Ave., a bargain, business. Wonderful proposition. lively. fpjED— Good second-hand flat live Business Man in Sanford il S U M T E R SCAR. Jan. 8.— Mrs. FOR S A L E — Bungalows, house Write Iger Co., 1123 Broadway, T A R COMPOUND has stood tho ip desk. Must be In good condi- cheap. Inquire at Sunford Herald $400 cash, I.ou Chinn has confessed that she this Column each day. building lots. A ll sections of New York. te st o f time, nerving three •genera­ j tod cheap for cash. Inquire office._____________________________ F IV E room house close in, on Pal­ shot and killed her husband. Dr. metto Ave., renting now for $35 Sanford. Britt Realty Co._____ tions. (Herald pffice.___________________ FOIt SA LE — Rhode Island eggs Salespeople Must FOR S A L E — Bungalow, close in on W ANTED ----- 7.200 Archie China, prominent physician for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. per month, $2500, terms. now MAKE BIG MONK N E Y sellINTED— Room and board b, MONEY and hunker, Hundny morning, noMrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, he sold (ptickiy. F&l m otto Ave., $4200.00, terms. ing Wat kin’s nationally advertised wing num permanently locate* SEM INO LE REALT.Y CO. Britt R ealty Co. Send this nd nnd ten cents t o ; cording to a statement made by Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp Htudebaker, Packard, Chevrolet household products. Y O U CAN, iferably with private family, Seminole Hotel Annex. FOR S A L E — Or lease, business TOO. Branches all over U. S. nnd Foley & Co., 2fl3.i Sheffield A ve.,1|1(.r physician, who Is attending her e location and rule In reply, f*. J. L. P E R K IN S property on First Street. Britt Canada. Rare C H A N C E JU ST Chicago, III., writing your name' ;n the hospital, to the officers Tues|Box 1 1 7 .______________________ nnd address clearly. You will^ re-| day. She was found in a state of Sales Department Renlty Co. NOW for City Sales dealers, men Madam Harriet, or women, full or part time, in the ccive a ten cent bottle o f FO LE Y’S; coma in her house Monday nnd SEED PO TATO E S FOR S A L E — A t a bargain, 5-ruont San Juan Garage H O N EY A N D TA R COMPOUND flirt her search discovered the body Beauty Parlor. FOR S A L E —Cheap, Overland ear. bungalow with sleeping porch, city of Sanford, and elsewhere. |for coughs, colds and hoarseness, o f her husband in the bathroom. |Over Mobley’s Drug Storo S c e j t at D ll Myrtle Avenue. on Palm etto Ave., four blocks from Write today for our practical, sure also free sample package o f FO­ He had been dead fo r 48 hours. Park Ave. Phono 245, M ONEY-M AKING P L A N . J. R.i Spalding Rose Flour nnd K E N T VU LCAN IZIN G WORKS First St. $3500.00, small payment Watkins Company, Dept. 00, Mem­ L E Y ’S PILLS, n diuretic stimu­ Bliss Triumph in Hags o r NTED—To borrow one hur. down, balunce like rent. Britt W H ERE USED CARS AR E lant fo r the kidneys, nnd FOLEY phis, Team Bushel Boxes. oGod fur d dollars on good interest. Realty Co. A L W A Y S BARGAINS. C A T H A R T IC TABLETS for Con­ table also. 1 give to use nnd as security Dodge Roadster. FOR S A L E — Attractive bungalow, LOCAL Hiilfsmun wanted for San­ stitution nnd Biliousness. These 1U22 Ford Coupe in good conTnllors, Cleaners and Dyers Dodge Touring. ford and vicinity to sell DOIJ- wonderful remedies have helped modern, a bargain; terms. In* lion. Write 100, care Herald. Hudson Touring. III.EW EAK SHOES diiect from millions o f people. Try them! Hold quire 1103 Oak Ave. 117 Park Avenue— Phone 4 U NTED— Your old furniture, CHASE & CO. Scripps-Booth Touring. S P E C IA L NOTICE— I f you have factory to wearer. Our new men"- everywhere. any people in Sanford would PHONE 530. Oakland Touring. uring apparatus insures perfect fit­ not paid your poll tnx do so toto buy second hand furniture. K E N T VU LCANIZING . ilny! Do not miss the opportunity ting. For full particulars write hrerti.se your spare pieces in the CO RNER OAK AND 3RD ST. to hcln the City o f Sanford put the DOUBLE W E A K SHOE COMCards o f Hanford's Reputable raid Want Ads and sell them SEE the Sanford Stove \VorV, (102 PHONE 17. over the bond election Janunry 11. PA N Y, 315 East Lake Street, M in­ Professional Men, each of rkly. Fhonc 118 nnd the want neapolis, Minn. FOR S A L E — Red speed-wagon in Sanford Ave. before l uying department will be glad to Inwhom, in his chosen profession first class condition. Equipped p e c i a l n o t i c e s W A N TE D — Lady wnnts work in stoves. We will save you money. your nd. the Herald recommends to the We also repair stoves o f nil kinds, for bus service but never been R E W A R D OFFERED . store nr ns cashier. Experienc­ KCIAL NOTICE— I f you have grufanolua and sewing machines. used ns such. Can be easily people. To any person furnishing in­ ed, can furnish references. Call [not raid your poll tax do so to­ _________________ PJl-tfc changed for truck of any kind. See formation sufficient to convict the 301, Park Aye,___________ . ri Do not miss the opportunity E. E. Echols at Sanford Mattress parties committing trespass on my V. C. COLLER, Prop. [help the City o f Sanford put REGULAR meals served at the Factory. priijii rty on Like Ada, three miles W A N TE D — Help o f all kinds by Phconix, single meals, by the the bond election January 11, many business houses. I f you General Shop and Mill Work tiny or week. Try them._________ FO R S A LE — One-ton Ford truck, south o f Sanford, nnd especially in are without » position, advertise regard to the person who stole and ■ good condition. Phone 54LJ. FOR SA LE — Missionary straw­ page o f The carried aw ay the front door o f the' on the classified Allorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder berry plants well routed, care­ S P E C IA L N O TICE— If you have huuao, I w ill pnv n liberal re«"*ird. 1Herald. It wifi cost you only a O ver Seminole County fully packed, 50c per >hundred^ ’’ libt pAM'yilfir'iWirWYdft*ito.ton few cents and you w ifi reach thou•GEORGE G. H R lilttN G ., Mr* **. t iflfr' 517 Commercial Street Hands:.''" llnnk NTS- Make and sell my cur- $3.50 per M.‘ delivered. Mathews day! Do not miss the opportunity 3t Co., Tallahassee, Fla., Itoute C. Ibunl remover. A good, clean .SPECIAL N O TICE— I f you have , to help the City of Sanford put S n n fo rd ,---------- Florida not paid your pull tnx do so to- , 4-foot oak over the bond election Junuury 11. iUmate business; good profits. [ FOR SA LE — Wood, stove wood day! Do not miss the opportunity . rles McDaniels, Box 001, Home- i anil nine. 10-inch MORE BARGAINS. ~ UNDERWOOD in help the City o f Sanford put oak and pine. See or w rite, T. G d, Fla.____ Wilson W elding & Radiator 1922 Ilupmobilc louring. (over the bond election Jnnunrv It. Lexington L u k (spirt). H A L NOTICE— I f you have Spearman, Osteen._________________ Works shoit-orocr | Four Dodge tourings, 1921, paid your poll tax do so to- FOR. SALE— Stove wood In any High class Underwood Typewriters j W A N TE D — A good rook. Seminole Cnfe. I quantity. See C lifford Walker, Dodge Roadster 1919, Do not miss the opportunity fo r rent to reliable parties. " I t It’s Metal wo can weld it1* National touring, G passenger. LAWYER [help (he City o f Sanford put or phone 411- W._ _ W AN TED — An experienced wnitThree worm-drive Ford trucks. kr the bond election January 11. FOR SA LE — Wakefield Underwood Typew riter Co. SANFORD, FLORIDA er. White. Must be neat. S e m i-1 Cabbage — Court House Tw o Ford Chassis, 15 H. Main Street Orlando, Flu. ndlo Cafe. Obis 8 touring, 7 passenger. FOR SA LE —Game chickens, tlior-i Dodge 1922 louring. )R RENT— Largo front bod-[ oughbreds, six hens nnd rooster. J. level bridge wifi ho 770 feet above Three Dodge tourings 1920. A T L A N T A , Gn„ Jnn. 9.— A mom. Apply Red Bungalow, K. Moorman, Maitland, Kin. STEWART The Florist the foundations, or us high as the .Chandler touring. re1* Line._______________________ SPEC IAL NOTICE— I f you have wild cat—o f the species commonly tower o f the Woolworth Building T w o Ford touring. Flowers For All Occasions not paid your poll tnx do so to­ IE YOU— Looking fo r n good “ bob-cat"— about thrno in New York. The foundation termed Iluick touring 1919, 7 passenger. Members Florista Telegraph De­ room. If you don’ t find one list- day! Do not miss the opportunity stimo o f the dam was laid on.Octo­ feet lo rg and weighing about 35 Buick touring 1918. A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W livery Association in this column, insert a small to help tile City o f Sunford put ber 24, 1923, and 20,904) workers pounds surprised >V. ’I. Flowers, Dodge 3-4 ton truck. 814 Myrtlo A ve. Phone 260-W First National Hank Rldg. int ail and you w ill receive the over the bond election January 11. o f Oakland City, a suburb o f A t­ are employed, but the project w ill T w o fleo Speedster Trucks, A listings in the city._________ EXPERT Typewriter cleaning ami 1921-22. not be completed, even under fn- lanta, recently while lie was hunt­ Sanford, ---------- Florida vornblu working conditions, until ing i alihits in a thicket south of Tw o Light Ford Trucks. repairing. Call II. S. Pond, )R BENT— Large bod room Lakewood Heights. June, PJ3U. Tw o 1917 Buick touring. furnished, next to bath, four phone 225 or Peofdes Hank. The big cat appealed suddenly Then the work o f regulating nnd 1923 Overland 4, touring. 179-tfc riimvs, wood heater. GG8 W. 1st conserving the flow o f tho Indus before him ut a distance of less Some o f these cars were trailed . Is Part O f Immense Irrigation W IN TE R COUGHS A N D (O L D S by means of 0(5 massive steel than 50 feet, and fell dead when a In on new Dodges. Most o f them P roject firing Built For f l r n r r n l M n r h ln e nn d H a l l e r With the changeable weather have been left with us to be sold BR RENT -N ice front bed-room gates, each weighing GO tons, will charge of shut pierced its heart. W ork. Agricultural Purposes. 117 Laurel Ave. which we have nt this season of ami notified on the purchase of A R C H IT E C T be possible. While the dam Is be­ The pie.senee o f the animal in the C y lln U rr ( i t l n l l i s teh year coughs and colds are very new Dodges. They arc all real R E N T— Large furnished L O N D O N , Jon. 8.— The world's ing built another army o f workers suburbs is declared veiy unusual First National Hank Bldg. front lieil-room, 1120 Magnolia prevalent. Be prepared for them.! good, having been reconditioned. largest dam, the central unit in an is busy constructing a gigantic as it was believed that nil of the I'h o ii* 113 HnnfarO, Fin. Have a bottle of F O L E Y ’S H ON­ Terms to those who can establish irrigation scheme so vast in its network of canals which w ill carry species had been exterminated Sanford, ---------- Florida OR RENT— Furn'shed room and AND TAR COMPOUND credit. Some of these cars can conception as to muke even Am eri­ water over an urea utmost us great some years ago. in rage. Man and w ife or two EY The, color is a light gray with me* preferred. Inquire The Out- handy, and with the first sign of a bo exchanged for real estate im­ cans who are accustomed to g ig a n ■ ns England. I'hiiur IDHlimnedintelv above the dan* sev­ black stripes. Mr. FI iwers stated -I'hana CM cough or cold take a dose and pre­ proved or unimproved. Diamonds . tic irigution and engineering pro­ vent a serious ailment. F O L E Y ’S or anything else of value. je c t s m arvel at its immensity, is en canals will curry thu silt laden that he intends to have the skin M ILD R E D SIM M ONS HONEY AND T A R COM POUND) SANFO RD MOTOR CO. built on the Indus River in India. waters o f tjjo Indus over wide mounted. Teacher of Pianoforte has keen the standard fam ily cough " Dodge Dealers. American government irrigation areus of the province o f Sind. The and Pipe Organ Phone 3.________ remedy for over 35 years, bring-) Works in western states such as Kohri Canal wil be 205 miles long, the Roosevelt Dam, seem small in with 2,300 miles o f branches. The due mainly to the successful irriing prompt relief nnd when once i Studio: Roam 2 2 7 ), Muisch l.uml mnl I. iiiik l l l a l i i » H a il. used you will never be without it. J The pecan is a dependable tree, comparison to Indus River project central rice canal, 87 miles long i- iHon i>c the upper reaches o f the Ilia . S I urn KB Building river. Vast areas of arid desert wifi irrigate 500,000 acres o f the if given a real opportunity. But near Sukkar, in thu province of OR RENT— Unfurnished four- Sold everywhere.— Adv. land will become rich fields of rice, finest rice growing land in India. too often we fail to do thisjust a* Sind. roam apartment with fire-plnce, Tho Indus Dam, which w ill lie Similar waterways w ill radiate in cotton nnd wheat; there will be “ro in. Also five-room bungn- FOR S A LE — Country style snu- we fail to do with many other de­ u .a . m inus, vi. ii. known as the Lloyd Barrage in all directions from the central re­ large movements of natives from sage, wholesale nnd retail. Onlv pendable things. w. both modern. A pply II. T. siti-riiilUInu In honor o f Sir Lloyd George, govern­ servoir. Three o f these canals w ill the densely populated districts of roe, 801 First St. first class fresh meat used nnd it «T» nito I 'H o a r y fdmtin.-s ami India, and the sparsely inhabited A s the New Year begins, Hope or o f Bombay, w ill be nearly a Iio wider than the Suez Canal. is seasoned just right. Come in i r n o o l o g y — chronic skin nnd bunks fur 300 miles along the low­ When the Lloyd Barrage is final­ Two bridges will be PECIAI, N O TIC E— I f you have nnd give un a trial. “ You’ll come s*irings eternal in the breast of milo long. IPooil »I(seas vs. F e m a le Diaoam'S Coni:actor and Builder Province o f er course o f the Indu* will be­ and UhnumutlMin. in°* l)aid your poll tax do so to- buck.’’ Our price fits your pocket. the man o f the soil. Hard luck built upon it, one at a low level ly completed, the come n hive of industry and form Illlli'ii :to| First Antinn.il llnnk >>'. Do not miss the opportunity Hanford Packing Co., between may have caught him the year be­ slightly above the alignment o f the .Sind through which the lower In­ llullillna run fo rd ,----------- Florida Hu* City o f Snnford put Palmetto nnd Sanford Avenues on fore, but he is never licked. He's ! river banks and the other at a high dus flows, is expected to share th* another great granary for India i’niif'ird Florida. mid the British Empire. prosperity of the Punjab, which is j level. Th e railing.* o f the high ter the bond election Janunry 11. 9th Ht. a fighter. —s [ s The Number is 148 PHONE 148 BUSINESS HOUSES—FOR SALE W ANTED IISCELLANEOUS HELP W A N T E D DIRECTORY l AUTOMOBILES A N D REPAIRS PURELY PROFESSIONAL EAT AT BOB AND BETTY’S S Coffee and Lunch Shop Located in the Field’s Auto Top Biulding 2nd door west of the San Juan Garage George A. DeCottes Featuring Home Cooking, Home Made Pies and a good clean meal for 35c IGENTS W A N T E D Short Orders a Specialty WHIDDON & HODGES Sanford N ovelty Works Schelle Maines Strange Wild-Cat Killed At Atlanta 00MS FOR R E N T INDUS RIVER DAM WILL BE LARGEST IN WHOLE WORLD Fred R. Wilson Elton J Moughton Sanford Machine Co. QUICK SERVICE T R A N S F E R APARTM ENTS FOR R E N T j S. O. Shinholser By GEOR GE M cM A N U S b r in g in g u p f a t h e r w. J. Thigpen Real Estate FIRE , LIFE. AUTO Insurance R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance S A N F O R D ,----- F LO R ID A SEM INOLE A B STR AC T CO. * Get an Abstract before-buying property E. A. Douglass, Pres. i p jp14,'*jab /*1 ' s f , *"" _____________ -*:>>.i ■ I H n � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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P. LEADERSI EIGHT MEMB Miller,. Killer af D epot/ Sheriff Baker Makee Good Hia Eacapa A S H LEY G A N G G LA D E W AR ■ 0 INDICTMENTS OF FIRST DEGREE MURDER DRAWN F. 1 DUTTON FINDS LARGE MARKET FOR FLA. CELERYIN EAST S Hr The A nwU lr* P m —> WEST PALM BEACH, Jan. 10. R em ain F irm in T h e ir S tan d BIG V< —Determined search for jooae A g a in s t th e C onsideration LESS JOCRAT ELECTED A F­ members of the Moblev-Ashley of B onos A h ead o f T ax bands continued Thunday. MemTER HARD FIGHT L eg islatio n ben of the sheriff's posse who all Grand Jary Still in Seasim—Bring Wadoe*d*y. pight through driving Twelve Indictment* Up to ■ r T *» A iM r h ilf * PrewO W A S H ^o ™ tf,U Jaii.r ’W Thursday Noon rain ploughed through flat woods WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.— publlcan leaden of the.house : ••• of Logahatchcc slough President Coolidgc Thursday A t ScYCtM hirbr o i F irs t only arc opposed to cowide rat Up until noon Thunday the empty handed to camp gavo final approval of the ahipof soldiers’ bonus ahead of .. and jury, still in session, had rcof C ity Hall iFbullr B r d i ^ A i ping board resolution placing Thursday morning, but search was legislation but believe it unwise med 12 indictments seven of ty-one OpHi U n til S a n to * * hoOhe Republican* to the again taken up immediately by which were returned during the aft­ Declares That Celery Crop* la the operation of the govern­ ..........., S ay to Be Bootleg. commit Beta ment’s merchant fleet into the enactment of-a bonus bill at this ernoon session on Wednesday and Moving Freely in tho North­ other squads of men. Dixie high­ g rr Amated^Recently In hands of the Emergency Fleet session of Centres*. . , ! . five during tho morning session of Tomorrov ia election d a rts I ern Vegetable Market Dry Raid. way la loacly watched between Thursday. Corporation. He made nia ap­ ford. This attitude , became; ;jKnown The number included t r T *« Juniper bridge and Stuart. AU however, contingent up­ two indictments for flret degree WASHINGTON, <* fWMI * Wednesday ha .bonua, foes and F. F. Dutton, sales manager of proval Sanford voters will go ww-ja wcre stopped and murder. on the board’s co-operation. fHenda perfedhd; th fir j h n s for . Jaa. !•/->the Florida Vegetable Corporation polls and decide whether Thursday • ' night's conference, As The continuance of tho circuit n>. ao far Deputy Sheriff troop* from who recently returned from a three flirt,; man maneuvered* l-e t advantage, shall issue bonds to the court through next week willbe iaicqr ia dend, Joe Aahley is the revenue question Jjobhed up- in necessary because the hearing of weeks' trip to the marketing ccn $920,000 for the purpose of i erte Commltteu* • - j/■ p, wh«n a peace the Senate, Half, a doten 8enatot* iti ‘ dead, bM>r& Upthcgrovo, Wealey eases will tint begin until this aft­ tors in th* east, declared upon hia ............. ..th received 39. votes,. ©rob* .... in hotel room Smith ing water, light and gas plant Joining in Uie dlactiaaioti.U ; . f Mobley, Lather of Hanford, M n. ernoon or Friday morning. Tho return that although produco bust­ thin the n e w w w TBMprttyGeaera) Black broke a city hall. .. . . On the house side! members of Wesley, #obt cy, Mary Aahley Mob­ docket of 12 cases to be tried thus ness in general is Inactive and dis­ Icausint of low*,, t h h u t w r eatatirm of the Interest has been cent the Republican-soldier Woe,,.who ley,. wife of Hanford, M n. Joe far will take more than the two couraging, I Malkin candidate. poUmTJB .votes eleaieat left for -■King, ho found that ono crop had had Thursday* p lth tV confer­ remaining days of the week and Friday’s election for the paat I |S i^ * e n « , Rcp^uSSSipdW lW i. hlter .alateat nine houra is enjoying turnover and njoying a rapid . ence called with the avowed por- ^HTey,. Daiay Ashley, Lcota Ash- besides It la Quit** Ukoly that sev­ that IS* first choice of tk#}ltteortenU, week’s, and it is the confkknt ittfnuoati conference. crop is celery. Mr. Dutton .... Infant and another eral more indictments will be re­ stated ho was delighted to find that Young Organization Makes Rapid diction of those itm her pose of bringing ab o u t'a show iHCthred six. Vj* ’ who are in a ] are in jail here. Officer* turned by the grand Jurv including a good market prevails for Florida 1 Six Switch to D Strides Daring Brief Existence tion to know, that the clectiof ’ Sheriff GlUigan during the day down on tt^o bonus,; Poor Republican insurgent* and sent word to general Black that he in the face ofbo carried by a 90 per cent atlll want badly John Ashley and two more charges for flrat degree celery and believes strongly that |tk two farmer-labor aanatora would anrovo the removal of ization leaden — _ to reports eports made by jority. According, every car will be marker for a Altwt Miller. Tho latter is scri- murder. what tactic* they woUl The grand jury has had an un­ good price. In an interview the officers of the Seminole Securi­ | £ a Minnesota, Johnson and Ship- troops if dtlsens of Marion would order to protect the uosly wounded. Original PUaa M usual large number of witnesses to Thursday, Mr. Dutton made tho ties Company a t the annual meet of In L « L twitched front' Ceuuna to aiutiro him of thoir cooperation. the election two ballot b Tho group had Hr . examine in its investigations which following statement: of the stockholders held on Tues­ |tkt Democrat and mad* poetiblo Sam Sterns, exalted cyclops of the be provided, It was annour Shortly before dark today offL accounts for the fact that it has | Mi ejection. The Insurgents were Ko Klux Klan, state representative a resolution instructing r ^ ri t n I have just returned from a day, that company hns enjoyed a cording to the city charter pease members returned and means committee er* and ------------------------T ivr jyp°rt tna taken more time than usual to 535 rapid growth during the past year llnokhart, Iowa) Frasier and Ladd Bandy and Arlieo Boswell said West Palm Beach bringing with complete its work. I t is believed three weeks’ trip through tho nor­ and has eclipsed the business of te n may cast a ballot in a I North Dakota, 'and LaFollettc, they had given their word that co­ McKenzio bonua bill ahead of the to election whllo the state law thern markets. I found tho pro­ them men and women alleged to operation for law enforcement tax measure now under commit­ have been associated with the Ash­ that it would finish up this after­ duce business generally very in­ the year proceeding by a largo dares that only freeholders | Wisconsin. •*•*: £ tee consideration. Announcement noon and in that c-vcnt tho court amount. Senator Bruce, Democrat, Mary- would be forth-coming any time vpte. The City commission, gang. Thoso who nro now held may begin the trial of one of the active and .discouraging. Tho ono I had, voted for Cummina to the the sheriff gavo honest proof that ty Representative Longworth, tho ley Figures made public Thursday order that the election may be a. predict that soma to be moving in tne Palm Beach county jail are: Republican leader, that he would defendants immediately. Tho cose I lut The deciding ballot was the he wanted it. that the capital stock paid legally according to both laf Laura Upthcgrovo, Wesley Mob­ of Henrietta Paul charged with freely is celery. This makes our- show counter with a proposal that the I|thirty-second thirty-second ainco* the deadlock position extremely fortunate, es­ into the firm up to dnto amounts has ordered that two ballot boa ley, father of Hanford Mobley, committee completa its considera­ first degree murder waa scheduled Idmlopcd early in tho session. MARION, III., Jan. 10.—F.lcvcn pecially slnco last week’s freeze fi­ to $120,720 nnd dbntracts purchas­ bo placed at the polling piece. _( of the-tax-bill and report it young desperndo; Mrs. Wealey to lie the first case to be tried. Onanlratfon Complete warrants charging assault, larceny tion nally cleaned up northern Califor­ ed now total upwards of $200,000 Up until noon Thursday sect Mobley, Alnry Ashley Mobley, wife before taking up the bonus ques­ Wednesday afternoon tho grand nia. The southern crop is not com The surplus fund, it wns enounced With the dealock broken, organ- and assault ana battery were sworn ing to figures given out by Soj of Hanford Mobley and daughter tion and bia confidence that he Jury of which E. H. Kilbce ia the liutkm of the aixty-eighth congress out late Wednesday by six men would hnve enough votes to np- of Joe W. Ashley, Mrs. Joe W. petitivo nnd also is poor, therefore now nmounts to $10,017.29. Indi­ foreman nnd C. L. B ritt is tho in two weks tho whole country cative of tho lurgo amount of busi­ visor of Registration II. C. DuT [h complete except for an expected against a Glenn Young, dry work­ who has been busy durihg the _ Ashley; Daisy Ashley, Lcota Aah­ prove this program was followed clerk, returned the following in­ ness done and of the strong fi­ two days checking over the «f light over the office of senate pres- er, and ten of his clean-up assist­ Wednesday by the statement by ley, with baby in nrms, and a Mob­ will be open to us. dictments: nancial standing which the com­ lUrnt pro tem. The situation as to ants. Five of the warranta were “I visited a number of New York registration books, a total of 80O\ child three years old. State versus Jnmca Billings state Itkii matter was somewhat obscure against. Young. The complinnnta some members of the war veterans’ leyincensed storages and found several pany enjoys, Is the fact that two had qualified to vote* Friday, nt the death of Deputy group th a t thoy might hot carry charged with grand inreeny nnd _ per cent dividends nre paid qunrI height. Senator Ctfmmlna is with- were arrested recently in the dry ex­ rolls will open at 7:30 Fred Baker, citizens, following the receiving stolen goods. Billings thousand crates of celery in New the original plans. >tcrly to tho stockholders. |n t the endorsement of the Repub­ raids which resulted in three com­ outRepresentative cellent condition. In fact wholesale arrests, set fire to the Friday morning and will Fiah,. of Now has not been arraigned as yet. lican part/ conference for this panies of militiamen being sent to Tho Semiolo Securities Company open until York Stato celery is generally bet­ which Joe W. Ashley home, burning It York, one of the leaders in the State versus Frank Goodman I place, as party leaders have held this, Williamson county, scene of •ti­ ing to L. R.sundown ls comparatively young being hard Philips, city clerk,' They then crossed the charged with first degree murder ter than California arrivals. | u election to bo unnecessary,. With tho Hgrrin mine killings. Every former service men’s bloc, is un­ completely. ly more than threo years old and “Summing up tho results of my about 5:30 o’clock. Thera to bo prepared to offer road and touched fire to the coun­ was urraigned and pleaded not Itks Iowa senator deposed from the Ku Klux Klan raider that had aid­ derstood c success with which it has met. be be only one voting precinct. ■ at the conference that ty home of his sons-in-law. With guilty. Attqrney John G. Leon- trip, I am very sure all New YorU thi ] chairmanship of tha committee ed Young In the clcan-up “was a athemotion is gratifying to those interested State nnd nil competitive Califor­ Mr. Philips and that will bo in^ Republican memberships of the brands from this last fire they ardy is counsel for Goodman. Iwhich handles railroad legislation, federally authorized special depu­ house nia celery will be out of our way in its welfare. The business of fire department room on the burned the garages nnd automo­ record itself as believing State versus Jessie McBride | the insurgents have indicated they ty marshal,” Young and State the company is the handling of by January 25th to February 1st. of a bonua bill wpuld not biles standing in them, bent on charged with breaking and enter­ contracts on Ford automobiles nnd floor of the city hall. I raid support him . for re-election Representative Bandy of Marion, passage out the last vestige of the ing. McBride plendcd not guilty Sumo dealers have only enough Fordson tractors. Those who havo been selected 1 In president pro tem, but there declared hero Wednesday. Mr. be incompatible with tax reduc­ wiping State storage or California rollers tion and that it favora enactment notorious gang that has figured to the charge when arraigned. tho City Commission to serve I lave been rum blinn of some op- Young, when informed of the war­ of Officors elected nt the nnnunl to last this and next week while both tax reduction and bonua principally in the criminal annals Robert Wilson entered n pica of are: S. C. Rlnes, Dev I petition from thy Republican or- rants, said ho had expected them, were: F. P. Forster, pres­ inspectors nt this session. of this section for tho past ten not guilty when arraigned upon a others are applied until February meeting Speer, R. C. Maxwell and C.t lpniiation. r adding that he had “ten times as legislation ident; Edwnrd Higgins, vice-presi­ 1st. years. Don’t Like ProposaL charge of robbery. Woodruff. One of this numb I Whether Senator Cummins re- many sureties" as he needed to “I was in practically every car- dent; Alfred Foster, secretary; W. will be selected ns clerk of All of tho elements of bravery Henrietta Paul charged with This proposal, however, does not |aaini as a member of the inter­ sign bonds. I). Turner, assistant secretary nnd charactering wiping immlrr in the first degree pleaded | lot market in Now York State, alio B. F. Whllnir, treasurer. Serving coHeagues. commerce nunerce. cummitUtyrwhich “This move,” - Mr. -Young said meet with the approval p f Mr. and daring in the western frenters not guilty when arraigned. A * ‘t-i the principal one* In Pennsylvan­ Each one of the prelects ia | handles railroad legislation was "discloses' the sheriff’s object in Longworth amt other leaders, who outlawry iiaadics the board of directors will be: in today’s tragedy'that be­ tomey Fred R. Wilson is repre­ ia, Ohio and Michigan. At thu on arate on the ballot and voters. Ipeitloned today in the senate by calling for troops. He feared the declared they thought the house blended F. P. Forster, Edw.nrd Higgins, A! Chicago Convention I talked with gan when Albert Miller, lookout senting the defendant in the cane. not pledge I woe of the insurgent*. Republi­ popular indignation that would Republicans should Foster, W. D. Turner and B. bo allowed to vote on the projects tho desperadoes’ camp, fatally James Williams charged with re­ buyers from many markets in the fred that they desire. This ia done in. can orgnniz ition leader* hold, how- follow. All these charges are un­ themselves to the passage of any for F. Whitner. . west and elsewhere dnd I can pos­ legislation. Tho Republican lend- shot Deputy Baker as the latter ceiving stolen goods entered a plea itively assure every one of our order that one project would not 1ever, that he is a member despite true.” Recently tho company purchased was advancing. Miller fired from of not guilty when arraigned in I ill defeat for the chairmanship. Adjt. Gen. Black announced cr reiterated that would pleas his behind a tree within a few paces open court. growors that the success of this tho building formerly occupied by defeat the other threo in case on^ waa against the wishes of tho citl— I On the ballot which elected Sen­ Wednesday night that nothing had resolution, providing for priority of the officer. J. T. Allen was arraigned on a season’s operation rests entirely the First National Bank at First zens of Sanford. over the tax bill, to a vote in the ator Smith, one Democrat, Bruce occurred to require the troops. Street und Park Avenuo and main­ with the grower himself, assum­ "I guess I’ve finished that----- ” charge of aggravated assault pre­ conference regardless of proposals lof Maryland, voted for Senator However, it is felt that none of he shouted as he fled to the out­ ferred by tho grand jury. Ho en­ ing of course, we will have reason tains offices in it. offered by bonus proponents. I Cummins as he had done since tho four propositions will be turn-*ably good weather conditions, The laws’ tents. tered a plea of not guilty. In support of tho contention of Irarly in the deadlock when the incd down and it is ex|>ected that dealers recognize us ns the Celery Baker fell with a gaping wound During the morning session Mr. Fish that adjusted compensa­ Ifpiwit* threw their strength to nil will bu carried by approximate-, Continued on page 8. Thursday the following true bills factors of Florida. They like our tion payments could be made if I the South Carolinian and failed to ly the same large majority. big tonnage and one nnd all sa were retumel by tho grand jury the tax revision proposals of the 7: ip The sum of $920,000 is to.I "Dutton, if you will only str I ci hi.m by a margin of one vote. TO against the following: treasury were carried jnto effect, 1Since that timo the insurgents had like voted upon. This is apportioned size and pace your cellery E .' H. Bryant arraigned on a you did four or five years ago, wo Rcprcscntaclve Andrew. Republi­ "PPortedin turn, Senator La Folamong tho four projects as foL. $ charge of grand larceny pleaded can, Mnssarhusects, made public a Ixtte of Wisconsin, their recognized will give you all our business," Iowa: Water plant. $375,000; dec-. . • U r T h e A u n f l a l r d I 'r r m l not guilty when arraigned. statement Wednesday night, that I kadcr; Senator Howell of Ncbraannd of course, I promised that the . plant, $310,000; gas ! MEXICO CITY, Jan. 10.—Fed­ Southern power interests ubTwo indictments were returned grade and pack would bo the best ' G. W. Emery and K. C. Warner, trie tho estimates of the treasury l»*»and Senator Couxena. $160,000 and city hall, $75,0( eral troops under General Evaristo showed this was possible. mltted a new offer for Mus­ ngainst Edward Frazier both on students of Rollins College, visit­ Early organization of kho intcrFollowing a disastrous fire es have recaptured Sabinas, in f charges of breaking and entering. ever. The ways and means committee cle Shoals. •Ute commerce committee J* look- Perez "Before tho trip north, our ed the Sanford High School Thurs­ ly on the morning of NovSeparation of tho- shipping the state of Coahuila, from the proceeded with its consideration of To both charges he entered a pica day morning and spoke to the pu­ 2 i.? r .and pressure Immediately Revolutionary, the federal troops Board agreed with mo that two pils on the Bachcllcr Prize Contest, which wiped out the Holy Ct board nnd the emergency fleet of not' guilty when arraigned, tax hill’s administrative fea­ I kni . ',r°u,Rntfor the approval of i t Munciovn, Cooerals Davila and the coropration was approved by Joe Scott charged with breaking dollars F. O. B. would bo a reas­ to be held nt Rollins College, Win­ Episcopal Church and 1 tures Wednesday without making ** '* ‘ repealing tho Herrera, according to spccinl dis- any material changes in the treas­ the board. House nnd caused n loss of $75J)«t . and entering was arraigned and onable price to put on our celery. ter Park, Fla., Fub. 21, 1924. , I t -wovd ap- patches ' from Saltillo, sentiment began to grow in favor, There ia no such thing as ship­ plead not guilty. Attorney General Daugher­ lit.......................... capital of ury draft. Chairman Green said Ipear that n majority of the com- Coahuila. An invitntion wus extended to of immediate action being taken pers having the trade tied up. It’s ty announced he had ample On a Joint indictment Sylvester that Thursdya a vote would be the High School to send delegates by the city to own its water wot’ aittee is favorable to the repeal of evidence to support chnrgcs of Perez, although ordered taken as to whether his resolu­ Davis, Will Henry and James Wil­ service nnd quality thut counts to tho Delphic und Kandapur ban­ and other utility plants.. The a] i ue so-called rate-making section of thoGeneral Thu celery buyers of the entire communist propaganda in liams were charged with breaking federal troop* at Munciovn, tion, proposing a constitutional |iu t act and perhaps some other Coahuila, Into action Tuesday to quets to bu held ut Rollins during parent lack of adequate fire country would rather buy from ono America. and entering. When arraigned I wanges, but whether a straight quell sporadic revolutionary move­ amendment to prohibit issuance of bunders week in February, lo st tectian given the city as The interior department ap­ Henry and VPilllams entered pleas source than many, so long as thu year repeal measure can be voted out ment in Coahuila .according to the tax exempt securities should be two students from the San­ shown in this fire, served to act aa price is reasonable and uniform to propriation bill, first of tho of not guilty while Davis plead favorably reported. Iarms doubtful. ull dealers. It’s consignments and ford High School contributed meri­ u stimulus to the opinion held by big supply measures complet­ fruilty, tho only one to enter that dispatches. Hoard of Tax Appeals. Chairman Smith was one of price cutting among the shippers torious cssnys, and in 1922 the some that Sanford should own Ite pica of those arraigned. Once this question ia disposed of, ed in committee, was reported who fought the tranaporta- President Obregan, accompanied that worries tho buyers. There­ repreienUtivcs of Sanford High utility plants. to the house. | ”°n,i*ct j^ ih in the committee and by General Joaquin Amnro, com- thec committee will turn to the fore help us all you can by getting School, won the gold medal given Acting upon what seemed to Republican leaders of the mandcr of the Jalisco front, left provisions of the tax bill which Early Completion of nil independent or outside shippers ns an award for the best essay. almost unanimous opinion of . . . T floor of the "enate and it Mexico City Wednesday on his would authorize the creation of a house were said to believe it The pupils of the High School *m because of hia position on the to line up with us, nnd let’s prop­ unwise to pass a bonus bill at in favor of such u cou board of tax, appeals. This board trip to the Jalisco front. .Road No. 8 Promised were urged to nttend (free of citizens IE**™? tl» t Senator La Follctte scheduled erly strip, accurately size our any time this session. the City Commission called ifould be composed of not less than Ho was due to arrive at Irapuuto, |rom his sick room publicly endorcelery from tho very bcginlng ami chnrga) the lectures of Dr. Rich­ The Philippine Independence Continued on page 8. seven nor more tlpw 2d members, Guanajuato Thursday night. Orn r Th* AMwI.lril I'm*. 1 promise you tho most satisfac­ ard Burton, famous literary and I.v:hip last ,rRh for the chairmanmission mnde a plea to Con­ SEBRING, Jan. 10—Early com­ tory results thin season Florida hns dramatic critic from the Univer­ month, declaring that hia dera for tho preliminary movement to bo appointed by tho secretary treasury, without Bcnato con­ gress for independence for tho pletion is promised of county roads FARMER KILLS WIFB sity of Minnesota, which arc being * l1?" would ba a "elenr cut vlc- advance of the federal troops on of islands in n memorial attack­ and of that portion of State Road ever had. Gadalajara, in the state of Jalisco, firmation, for 10-ycar terms nt WEBSTER CITY, Ia.. Jan. HL__ I fy for tho progressives." given during this month at thu ing Gov. Gen. Wood. No. 8 which traverses the length were expected to be issued soon a f­ salaries of 110;000 each. Many of Woman’s Club in Winter Park, un­ Walter Moore, shot and killed hia The entire session of tho and breadth of the county for 10 Hotel Company Plans der tho auspices of Rollins Col- wife and seriously wounded, hia 7ter the president's arrival nt Irn- the provisions of the bill, Mr. house wus devoted to eulogies |Ward Patient Kills miles. Twenty miles of base rock punto. These orders will bq the ^Grccn explained, ar? contingent year-old son and then shot aqd fa-, lege. have been laid in the county by the New Hotel for Miami first move of tho Obregon govern­ on the establishment of tha board, of the late Representative It ia hoped, said Mr. Emery, that tallv wounded himself Wednesday t Claude Kitchin of North Another in Hospital ment in its offensive on the rebels. state and county crews during tho Continued on page 8. Sanford HI High’ School “ ’ * will again night. Domestic troubles and finan- Carolina, former Democratic n r T h* AMMlAtril last six months and a great deni It was stated that Dlogucz nftake part in the essay contest as cial reverses are blamed for hia ’ floor leader. MIAMI, Jan. 10—Another hotel, of grading has been don. As­ ter failing in an attempt to sever I ASHPUiV, Pr**»> its splendid showing of last year action. John F. O’Ryan, special one of the largest and most modern Nfew High School for surances also have been given of between Mexico City m L . VTiLCoft Jft^E ' N’ Jan - 10-— should serve as an incentive to do | II xicheal ;28,C”formerly a connections counsel, was called into con­ 60 miles of hard surfacing just as in Florida, is to bo built here. It still hotter this year. and the border near Leon, in tho St. Lucie Co. Students ference by the Senate veterans' |«ptain in the U United States a’rmy will be M stories high, and will r” ’ fast as contractors can do tho stato of Guanajuato, had retreated committee which is consider­ PHONE YOUR work. State road work also is contain 350 ronis. Construction lf«».nattorncy Richmond, waa to La Plcdad, in the state of Mich( n r T h * A m m I s I . iI P u m ) work on tho hostelry will begin One Dead, Another Is ing a report to-be made on its progressing on the Avon ParkE i \ e ° Jun‘,e5l a t Highland .high oaenn. , FORT PIERCE, Jan. 10—Tho WANT ADS Ikhool Wcdnqsday night by anot £ n ,.'Vcdl««l*y anothFrostproof of sector. Thera ia ac­ somo time this month, it is expect­ Three hundred rebels under the Board of public instruction of tho Investigation of the veterans* Wounded in Gun Duel ed. .. l*r Patient, hospital of bureau. tivity on many of the county roads. llouncclintH ^ d ? e ^ « ° ” » ~ ,8i- “ n- ^ h V r s . Juan. ArauJfo and An- county will open bids hero Feb. 12 Tho new hotel, which will face Direct to The Herald, Senator Mayfield, Democrat, | The VlayinT ‘ roI,° Ca'rranza,’ and Francisco Po- for the construction of a new high II, T k* A w w U lr S P rrw l the Bay in Miami Beach, just north entered a sweeping deoffice for quick and I Moore renuted Robert <rMf wcr0 defeated by the federate school building which is to bo Texas, Hold Public Hearing of tho Miami Aquarium, will cost St. AUGUSTINE, Jan. lO—A nlal of charges mado against courteous service. Re­ I thy Chicago famH Both m»n ; nt Ja ,P*n» I’ucbla. according f to erected a t an estimated cost of Wulton, an employee of the Cum­ him in the contest growing out On Soviet Recognition $1,400,00, it ia stated. l»*re undergoing ^VeaUnent lnformat>on received, by the de- $115,000. It is proposed rush con­ of his election. member that your tele­ mer Lumber Company was fataiiy ^or partment of the interior from pro­ struction of the building in order and W. M. Adams of Green The long Senate deadlock phone is a Herald Want (tlf Th* Amm Ii Ih I I’rtMl visional Governor Juaquin De La to have it ready for the next, sesYoung Heiress Weds shot Cove Springs was wounded in the over the interstate commerce WASHINGTON, Jun. 10.—A Service Station. Pequa of Pueblo. The rebels suf­ sioi. The building will have 23 committee was broken by the leg in a gun duel in deep creek -ABOR PARTY GROWS Austrian Nobleman sub-committee of the Senate for­ fered a few casultiesj including rooms, according to plans that near Hastings early Tnurs«lav. as chairman of n eign relations committee will hold If you do not have Perez, it was anid. . ■; * . have been prepared pnd approv­ election Walton died later at a hospital, Democrat, Senator Smith of H r T k * A w iw la lr d J*rr«». public hearings upon tho proposal Mexico City'is in the midst of ed. It will be located on a site charge account, a state­ LONDON, Jan. 10—The LaboiAdams and Kirtus Wilson, said to South Carolina. NEW YORK, Jan. 10—Mlaa of Senator Borah, Republican, be a brother-in-law of Adams art ‘I* En«Iand since 1900 has in- a cold wave as the result 10 deaths adjoining the present *ch<Jol build­ ment wll be mailed you The Senate public lands Idaho, urging recognition of the Milliicent Rogers nge 20, heiress in jail pending an inquest. rrMseil more than 21 fold its num- have occurred in the last 24 houra, ing. committee decided to send Sen­ and granddaughter of the late II. when the ad appears. ^oviut government of Russia. A in parlia- according to reports. Victims are I ml . . , ,. representatives , ----------- . . . . ... ator Wulsh, Democrat, Mon­ resolution to this effect wns adop­ II. Rogers, oil magnate was mar­ ■*« and more than 3T fold Us to­ mostly notntleas wanderets wlw STAMP COLLECTORS PROTEST tana, to Palm Beach to ex­ ted Thursday. ried Tuesduy to Count Ludwig WEEKS HAS NE\y PROPOSAL This is part of tho sat­ w* vote. sleep in the open. amine Edward B. Me Lane in Von Hoogitratcn who is about 40 lt> T h * .\.» o rla ln l P rrsa) . • Cable commurticatiena betwoen isfactory service given Hr Tk* AMitctalrd l*rra*. L i? 15,00 ,tbe P°rty elected njne venrs old and head of tho Austrian STATUE BOUGHT MUNICH, Jan. 10—Stamp col­ connection with its investiga­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Sec­ Do?irIf* in parliament and Mexico City and the United States lectors by The Herald to it* tion with naval oil reserve House bearing his name, it was an­ here have been .complaining resumed Wednesday, accord­ Weeks said he had received SH, IMW votes. In 1923 *t were P1 llr Tk* .iM M U Ird P rtM . leases. » nounced Thursday by a brides par­ retary advertisers and reader*. of the careless way ip which stamp ing to an announcement Thursday. atill another nronosal for the dis­ 102 members and polled CHICAGO, Jan. 10—The bronze ents. The wedding was performed Attorney General Daugherty 1-136,81,1 are cancelled.' As a result postal 15 vote*. position of Muscle Shoals project. statue “La Paye" (Pay Day) by without their knowledge. in an opinion rendered to To reach all the peo­ authorities i\ave ordered all clerks Rifles Shipped. Details df the new plan have not Jacopin of Chateau-ThierrySecretary Hoover defined tho .... . ________ ... tq du .their Work wHh.X«*t ««re, EL PASO, Tex.,_ ___ Jan. lO-—V»rple effectively—Icavo (U AKE PLAYS’HAVOC been disclosed but it contemplates France, has been purchased by the tun! admission that a shipment of so stamps will not be rendered use- limits within which trade as­ MARKETS board of temperance, prohibition manufacture of nitrates for ferti­ your Want Ad at Tho sociations may gather and I * « w » l» l« l P r r u ) Enfieid rifles of the United States less to ^collehtork -py having ink and public morals of the Methodist lizer. transmit statistical informa­ Herald Office. Phono inn. smudged ull over tn< of ,io ltt’ *lan:. 1°—The repairing army pattern in 1917 has been Ur Tk* A*nnrlnl*«l t'rru . Episcopal Church. tion. us to send for it or mmu*1* lIeu cables,, severed by the transferred to the Mexican side of CHICAGO, Jun. 10.—WHEAT: The statue represents a drunken ULISS DROPS DEAD SUBMARINE LOST May. 1.09; July, 107 1-8 to 1-4.. I disci1,us}k?u of s °Pt«mber 1, has the border, waa mode by Ameri­ phone it to the Want man lying in the gutter, with a TO FORM CABINET nr Th* Aa***Ut*ri l*rraa) l«*c|oied that nt one —aint off can and Mexican military authori­ CORN: May, 783-8 to 5-8. It, Tk* Au«flRl(J 1’rr**. broken whiskey bottle in his hand. u Ad Department h?!".ma ™bul the bed of the ocean ties Wednesday. New York, Jan. 10—Walter OATS: May, 40 to 1-U. Near him is his empty puy envo (Hr Tk* .iMwIalcd rr* u ) LONDON, Jan., 10—Admiralty f f i ^ , 200 feet for a distance Phelps Bliss, prominent lawyer ATHEIS, Jan. 10—General Dan- Mpe. Standing dejectedly by ia says the British Subma­ i*,*ht .L““V miles., To t i east 0»^.l.^:'” 1U th w,cj uai,t of or Gulfport—Construction of last 3 message, Eustis—Florid Citrus m product Co and director of score of financial hia wife, holding a small baby in PHONE 148 glia. chairman of the venixelist rine L-24 has been lost off Port f ui£ J*h# damaKcd cable hod mile highway projit uuu to tu mile m n ulink n , of. 15 arms, while.at her side stand purchases site for erection of new institutions, dropped dead ThuraT lUhrd l—_a____________ ___Pnandnnn point to Pasadena land in a collision it is feared tho party haa been asWd by regent to her I eta*, ik Lun Ul \ :fr,,... ru'm .a« ___ newly created ret fromalthe day ■ in "Brooklyn W B rt inctory in this city. two otrher children. form a cabinet. ^ entire crew pcriJhod. * ' ’ I yss mow thdn 1,000 feet deep. [under way; M1E WARRANTS ISSUED ON DRY WORKERS . . . . . ASSAULT CooUdge Approves Board R elation POLLS WILL SECURITIES CO. I S SUCCESSFUL DURING 3 YEARS & Sabinas Captured After .Small Fight With Mexican Rebs Rollins Students Speak To Pupils Local High School Washington News r ite ________________ ^ - ; �m 'U THIS WEEK IN SANFORD Hills Announces for [• The Office of Sheriff i of Genei l LTMAREICT QVpTAjhONI ----- f«. to JONDAY, JAN 7: ED -------j Mra. P. D. Williams, age 74, diedL ■ tho comircuioners to provide for a Tomatoes: Fla. 65, Cal. 79, total ,' W nlimdiT—Regular meeting of Madison County exhibit a t the W. A. Tillln, pioneer resident of I Sunday afternoon a t 4 o’clock at; I !.3 ®n'tracC! yU t American Lesion at tho Court Sanford and Seminole county and j Miami at the home of her datifH* !^ 1 Florida exposition. New York, In RANGQON, Jan. ________ Fla. 45. Aria, l. J"«nd moderate, H oOm a t 8 p. m. February. The county had pre­ slavery and‘the practice of sacri­ writ Boat Fla. 1. Total 2! < Wtdoesday teratura Depart* for eight years chief of police j ter, Mrs. J. / . Dann. For the viously provided funds for an ex­ Make Florida Great State. iilk Vt wuu Sanford witmuiu Woman's if UllIHil 9 Wednesday uuiivoum/ ■uiiuuiu.ca announces m his io vauuicandl-,past j poov 10 sw jcmo years Mrs. Williams if Iiit4inil wax «os %—■—» ■■ hibit to be sent to the South Flor­ ficing aUyes a t religious festivals i m#nt of the ‘ still Naga HiDs, ac­ chok* counts u“ wi*L b1?004 a* dacy for office of Sheriff of an invalid and for some time has Co-operatfcn. state ..unity ida M r a t Tampa. House at .1:30 p. m. cording to a report recently issued Seminole county, subject to the ac-i**®" * n ve^y serious condition, andlarero sfrdngly stressed as an ca­ f t K WUBt KM Wednesday—Tho Music Depart­ tion of the Democratic voters at j r * i l L i i - ?!?. by H. A. Thornton, ■ government . b yftar, n _ . __ I sentlal in the future development Clearwater to R a te ment of the Sanford Woman's .old 18,088. last year, new 25. This district, which ' g T S A Iof Florid, by Refer W , Bsbson. Club will meet at the Club the Juno primary. for Exhibit commissioner. Cabbage: Fla. ruu-a, 8, CaL u n . 3, a, Colo. uo 2, House at 3:30 p. m. Is nominally under British rule, -- Gaeeage: Mr. Tlllis came to this section In j aiK 31 f a would have been 75’the eminent statistician, ifia noon N. Y. le, 8 B.. C.\5, Tex. 6, 5, Va. V, J Wednesday—The regular meeting 1888 lies in northern Burma near the R8 and has been a resident of years old. She haa been making luncheon address here. Ttiidhfay ... ..................... mr bcWla. 18, total 96. Total of the Elka’ Club will be held al Sanford since. 1007. In 1012 ho hcr homo with her daughter at Ml- fore CLEARWATER, Jan. 9^-Tbe Assam bqrder. The mvernment ‘ “the combined membership of the Club House at 8 p. m. Cabbage; 3 c a r iS H tho Chnmbcr of Commerce and Ro­ hoard of county commissioners of has received authentic information MjMlje U >ly*ar new. *57; *last ami for some time and prior to was elected chief of police which Wednesday—-The weekly luncheon Pinellas County hove adopted a of the sacrifice of atx Nag a slaves tary Club. . . ... . that had lived at Geneva where an­ iff Ala- 35 •of the Kivwanis Club will bo office he held until 1920 when he other daughter, Mrs. C. F. Harri­ Ptfra8' moderate, Mr, Babson has made oxtensivo resolution calling oh the people of held a t the Valdez Hotel at decided not to stand for re-election. son Uvea. Mrs. Williams' husband investments In Florida during the the county to raise $2,500 to match at different places during the past ... Tomatoes: Fla. 1. Total this *«t steady. PI*. two months. Those victims were year 103, last year 80. . . 12:15 p. m. This is the first political an- has been dead for ID years. 1 j paist three .years ond is an en- a like sum appropriated printed ‘by the booght from head-hunting villages Lettuce; Fla. 8 VArix, 29, Cal ^ In U d $1404r«5UJ —Weekly luncheon of | nruncement to be made tn this Thursday—Weekly liastie booster for the state, board for the purpose of financing whose inhabitants, though they do 51,^U>tal this year 8,471, last year, N* Y. Danish bulkp^Jjw Tho body wss brought hack to thusiaatic Association of Business Women i count;ty although the primal PW flow as $35 “••I an exhibit a t the '* ~ ' not themselves practice human ml Tuesday} fit the same ... tima............ his analytical Florida Expotf....................... 'av Geneva' Monday n ig h t_________ # i At ... will bo held at tho Lu-Dcth i less than six months off. It is rc- afternoon it was buried along the turn of mind enables him to ac- tion in New York next month. F. sacrifice,, do not hesitate ta sell Mixed Vegetables: Fla. 0, Cal. ' Cafeteria a t 12:00. j ported on good authority that oth- side of that of Mr. Williams in tho curatcly estimsto deficiencies in threw Lewis has been commissionvictims to those who desire them. 17/ Colo. 2, La. 12, Tex. 2, Va. 18. Tkuraday—Regular meeting of er announcements will bo forth- Genova cemetery. Funeral services j existing plans for the upbuilding «! to raise the money. Slavery In the Naga Hills has Total 65. Total this year, 467; the Spanish War Veterans will i coming shortly. were conducted in tho Geneva of Florida and to suggest eonstrucbeen decreasing during recent last yyear, e a r, 267. , . ^ be held a t 8 p. m. I ------------------------Church, of which. Mrs.; t,v» improvements. years, largely on account of the MARKET QUOTATIONS FOR M. Fla. 10-inch crztssj Triday—The regular meeting of GOVERNMENT EXPERT WILL Methodlst •train 8 dozens «i> Williams wss the oldest member.! Discussing at some length the difficulty and danger: Involved .In TUESDAY, JAN, $. jgjv* the Rebekah Lodge will be held SPEAK. field run $2. .. Tho services were in charge of Dr. notable advantages of the state for capturing recruits to replace thoso *k. Atlanta Mlanta (Clear, $6 * above). a t the Masonic Hall a t 8 p. m. At the meeting of the Men's J. D. Sibcrt of Paiatkn, a fon-r time !P<*fol agricultural crops, and re­ Kn Lettuce: Cak 3,'FW.fi who die or who redeem thcnuKdsqgcs: a Oranges: JSup . Friday—Weekly luncheon osi the Club of the Congregational Church friend of the family, assisted by i Erring particularly ^ cltrus fruits °n track in c ilil vcs. The number found by cen­ mandI modern moderate, box m . Chamber of Commerce a t the dt tho parsonage Thursday night, Rcc. McFarland, pastor of the Gen-' °*'d ™lnt" vegetables, Mr. Babsor. % "WntlJ|1 »«ow1 market aSi sus takers this year i% 215, ns op­ bulk $1.3541.40 bu. $14541.____ Valdes Hotel at 12:15. Mr. Harris of Kostin, a govern­ eva Methodist Church. i montfoned the present marketing posed to 271 last year. Some bavo I t 9 keh cM , Grapefruit: Supplies 111 ment expert, will talk on fungus 11-2 bu. uy hprs.t0U Winte^ Mrs. Williams is survived b y jcon<,m°ns ‘n no uncertain term-, purchased freedom, , and- others mand stodr, boxes $2.2S-$i HOLLY AT NEW SMYRNA. diseases of plan) life. Boston 81.75, other 75« four daughters: Mrs. J. A. Dann! enimestly advocating greater sup­ have-been liberated by their mas­ $1.50 bU. .mtfiii,.Big ........... The talk will interest not only and* Mrs. --H.- -B. Coffee - port of tho Florida citrus cxBoston ters. A'few have taken the yelh)T> of Miami; Peppers: Demand slow, fancy a R. J. Holly, edito^ and publish­ Ihe members of the club but nil Mrs. C. W. Jernlgan of Dayton, O., chnngd, not only on the part of PiaimThg Entertainment tor 4,000 »Tbo *nd become Buddhist monks. crate, Romaln'e: Poor $£ $242.50. t Waabiafton ( C l m / ^ J Visitors For Convention • * Those remaining in slavery a r t er of The Florida Trucker, was a farmers in the vicinity and a big and Mrs. C. F. Hairison of Geneva. growers but bankers, business men Peas:, Supplies libera), demand is expected to be on hand. »..Pea3’ Pepper,; g J L ! and all commercial interests. The ' 8 . rch. said to be either contented with verv. slow, best. $1.5042. visitor In Now Smyrna yesterday. crowd ., Members should bring at least one speaker made a conclusive demon­ moderate. p Z T 1 their lot or too lazy and opium, Eggplant: Supplies light, de­ Last night Mr. Holly spoke to tho friend. Refreshments will bo ( B r T i t A M M lsto t t’r r u ) stration of tho degree to which in­ lURn1.*®tron8«r, Fla^'lr sodden to work out their redemp­ mand moderate, , best .mostly $ 3 . Chamber of Commerce there ex­ served. ST. PETERSBURG, Jan, £>.— tion. $2.60-M, poorer k li 04t L_ creased output, while reducing cost •• w Cabbage: 8. C. WaiefieW < c rates Market steady. Pl» i of production, inevitably requires "Buddies, come prepared for the tending greetings from Sanford Until rorant years most of the W.2642.50. Y’ ■ " ‘‘•I greater expenditures for advertis­ greatest time you have ever had In slaves in this district.were ladians to the people of that progressive Strawberries: Moderate sup­ your life.” , ing and selling. ■ east coast city. who had b:cn kidnapped in As­ plied,- demand slow, market slightly mSuAV SuPP»** liberaki This is the word the general i; cam, A moving appeal to ill Florida moderate, market iteadr M but on account of the increas35c quart. communities and to every Florida committee of tho American Legion ilng hazards of this practice, the weaker, Cabilflower: Best $24043, lo11. citizen was made by Mr. Bsbson, annual convention is sending out Purchase of a lot adjoining the to the end that petty jealousies ns the time draws near for the fifth , Nairas have lately confined their l Cukes: Supplies Ught, demand court house on the north aide for nnd local interests be submerged annual gathering of the Florida j raidn to mountain tribes nearer at r Glow, crate fanev, $4-1440. ' (Continued from pogo 1), hand. No Indiana are known .to 1 Feans: Red Valentine, supplies the sum of 311,200, wns mnile by in a general movemont to exploit department. Fla. crates besT] have been sacrificed since 1021, | light, demand* m oTrntq, < l « r , $. .8.. tho county commissioners at the Florida. He pointed .out fundafair small sizes $2.5043Jj Plans for entertainment of the I whan two authentic cases were rec­ j Richmond (Clear,*30 above). afternoon session field held Tuesday, Tucsdn to interest people in Daytons and nnernoon mental advantages which, if capi* four thousand visitors expected Strawberries: B u rr. Oranges: Receipts increasing, all demand Orlando in tho possibilities of San­ l Work has been started on n The property has a frontage of dfl ; tnlized, will mako Florida the hero during the last week in March orded. . In capturing new slaves, II moderate markit i is customary . fo r the , Nagas to classes oranges 126a, 288s, | 2.75- r/eaker, Fin. ford." reefirs 3fc» 210,000 building addition to the i Ci ‘VL # r . Avenue and extends 1greatest agricultural state in the arc going forward rapidly, it was starch for victims about whom no , $3.25. . 1 Mr. Bodwcll Is thoroughly "sold" Sanford Machine Company which back loO feet to Rands Alley. Tho j union. No less favorable, accord- announced following the first meet­ inquiry is likely to be made. Cukes: Suppplle, Tcryl Grapefruit: 46s-80s, $2.75-$3.25. on Sanford. He has successfully when completed will add 3,800 purcnaac^ wns mado from the Laketo Mr. Babson, am Florida confew sales to quote. of the workers of Post 14— j Strawberries: 60c qoarf._ ... —» Company _ . . . jujgm for juccesafui manufactur­ ing ami promoted many lino subdivision square feet of floor space to the front Improvement , Demand me the SL Petersburg legionnaires, "He who starts a forest fire | - Cabbage: E0-lb baskets, $1.25­ piles limited, properties in tho north. Early in present ' space used nnd bringing was nccensitatcd by the fnct thnt ing and in relation to transporta­ who are behind tho convention market >va : 81.50. • oueht to-be arrested-for arson.” an addition to the court hou9o ir. tion. Tho cultivation of tourist movement. December ho purchased the old tho total up to 7,634 square feet. pepper crates $24011 • ' raid the welfare worker. Not Peas: Hamper, $140. Paco homestead at the end of Lettuce: Fla. 1, 8 br»k Every day. during the last week The now addition is being built contemplated some time in the travel wns commended, os afford­ right—he ought to bo shot Tomatoes: No supplies. broken cars on track Union Avonuo on the shores of of brick nnd is one story in iieight. near future. ing both immedito revenue and op­ In March will bo "Chock” full of qulto Philadelphia (Cloudy, 28 above). ceipts light, liberal i G. M. Jacobs was authorized to portunity to interest men of large something, it is promised. Tho at sunrise. Lako Monroe, wiiich is considered It is said that it will probably bo Cukes, Pena, Eggplant: No C-l mand fair, market lUafTI one of the choicest locations on ready for occupancy within nn- to put straw to the value of $100 means in Florida. first three days will be taken up Nicotine-sulphate spray helps arrivals, light supplies. Peas, de­ on the road between Chluiota and Lake Monroe. “When you sell, a product that I h with tho Festival of the States. the strawberry plant produce crood mand good, market firm, Fla. hprs. crates Iceberg $240410! , other two months. C. H. Johnson Calif, crates $1.754t Engineers have been nt work of Jacksonville has the contract Curryville road. ntined, there is inevitably a re­ St. Petersburg’s annual carnival platting this property and Mr. and S. T. Hunt is the superinten­ The board authorized tho clerk duction of the world's supply,” Mr. event when thousands of tourists strawberries—helps by killing ! $3. Cukes, all poor, no sales. Egg Baltimore (Clear, Mi to send a letter to the Florida Enst Babson stated. “The same thing nnd homefoik will stage the closing plant lice, those pesky suckers of plant: demand moderato, market Beans: Express rscsitil Bodwcll states that he will Hoon dent of the construction. plant Julcos. • Htee-iv R'n, crates well graded demand moderate, maBT go before tho city planning com­ the sale of nntural rc- event of the tourist season. After , When the new addition is com­ Const Line Railroad Company to is true of............... small $340. ior goo<i stock, Fla. bu. bi mission with his plans. pleted the equipment of the shops advise' that company to clean out sources, like lumber and turpen- the festival, the icglon will finish Squash: No C-l arrivals, auptho ditches along side of the tracks tine. In a somewhat lesser de­ up the week with” their conven­ will be moved in it and the pres­ **ft*1t frozen *r**n POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT plies and demand fajr, -tnarjojt $foVtl**?’?® 2 j5 r fair ’some ent building will be used as n near Osceola station ns the coun­ gree, due to tho opportunity which tion. For Sheriff. steady, Fla. _ reefers 3( Cukes: No supplies. ty expects to begin rand work near farmers have for quickly restoring I)anco3, boat rides, fishing trips I hereby announce myself as n warehouse for supplies, L. II. Eggplant: No v*| C-l w 35c-nua; we « a a • .*4R m|'IOIIIi tlQ fertility, every farm or fruit crop —in fact everything that goes to­ candidate for the office of Sheriff mostly Gibbs, a member of the firm an­ thnt point nt an early date. Beans: Fla. 1, 1 car unbrokdn,1 broken car on track, Mrs. John Leonardi nppeared be­ also exhausts the wealthof the ward rounding out u pleasant time nounced Wednesday. of Seminole County, subject to the and demand moderate, cgipta light, demand fore the board and asked for aid soil. In offering fresh air, sun­ —will bo ready for tho visitors, Democratic primary June, 192 f. supplies Continued from page 1. Since the opening of the Snn- for market steady. Fla. 7-8 bu. hprs market about steady, fh .; Elizabeth Dryden. The sum shine nnd other climatic elements, whether passage of n bonus bill ford Machine JCompnny nearly five Ihoso in charge of the arrange­ W. A. TILLIS. . . Wax $1.7542, green -------------- crates fancy t140-$4, tn should be recommended. He de­ years ago, the firm has enjoyed n of $150 was provided for the com­ for the happiness nnd health of ments promise. (Advertisement.) express green wide choice $242.50. clared today thut once reported steady growth and in August 1920, mittee to dispose as it sees nec­ tho people who come to Fioridn. however,'there is no'danger ol essary to do. Reports of officers • the tax bill would be given' priority it was necessary to move from its on the house legislative program home nt what is now Kent’s Ga­ of tho county were npproved nnd reducing the basic supply,” the He made the prediction that. liar­ rage, to the present location nt bills were nndited and paid. The sp«nker further said. Tho address was the second thnt ring instructions to take action o? Second Street and Atlantic Coast names of 400 voters were drawn Mr. Babson has dcliverod in Jack­ bonus, the committee would linve Line siding. And because of an for jury duty for the year 1924. sonville, an evening speech about the revenue meusure ready for the increase in the business, the firm n year ago having first introduced Wy house by February 1, or shortly has found it necessary to provide Jacksonville Will him to tho people of this city. Onafterward. more room to take care of that •!.. ..Would Divide Tax Rill. Have New Factory inrreuiic. j . . . „ ,, The ways and means committee The Sanford Machine Company winter, It has been announced, W considering the tax bill under does a .general repair work on all JACKSONVILE, Jun. 9.—A five- this to bo at Tampa. After stand­ an agreement to pass first on itn kinds of machines and motors. administrative features, which are Cylinders are ground and other story coffee factory and can man­ ing a couple of dnvs in Paiatkn. now under discussion, then to special work is handled by the firm. ufacturing plnnt is to lio erected where he is to visit a brother of reach n decision ns to the report During the past few months two here by one of tho leading colYeo Secretary of Treasury Mellon, Mr. of the bonus, and finally to take tailroud locomotives have liecn roasting concerns of the south Babson will proceed to Babson It will be located on n three-ounr- Park, in Polk County, where he Up proposed revision of tax rates. by the firm. Besides ter ncre site on Enst Bay Street will spend a couple of months for Some members of the committee overhauled ; * * * * l • * 1" . the general repair work, a large for which tho city will get $30,­ recreation nnd to look after an ex­ have indicated a willingness to di­ stock of supplies in carried includ­ 000 cash. Tho cost of tho new plant tensive citrus operation that he is vide the tax hill into two measures u complete line of piping. is estimated nt $300,000. developing niong new and scienti­ J —one containing purely adminis­ ingThe firm is comunsod of I,. II. fic lines. The distinguished Massa­ trative provisions and the other 1Gibbs nnd W. A. Fitts, Jr. chusetts economist announced thnt rate changes—and to report then: | Halifax County Will vv nr na , m - his nsssociation with Florida interseparately with the bonus bill ■ c y u iu iu iy w iu i wic udiiu.i m u C l J. XT J H H V 6 NCW S t a t e B a n k will be an increasing one nnd . sandwiched in between, a program L O n f f lC le r H lG V f it _____ j that ho regards connection with which Mr. Longwoth opposes. Dies in Aluchua PORT nRAViri? ’ The committee intends tomorrow o P ^ '^ 'lin g development of tho ^ . . i . R ToP» n i i 9 --T h e (state ns affording him an unusual to take un tho sub-committec re-------State Bunk is expected to opportunity for service of a con­ port which approved treasury re?- jor\v. O. Tison, well known citi- country open for business hero for busi- .;truCtiVo character, omcndution* i«*r' a coni»titutionrI 2(?n C)f this city and Confederate ness here on Jan. 15. It will be amendment prohibiting further is- jveteran, is dead ut his home here located in temporary quarters in O i, l u .. , „ ‘n LnBelle — 150,000 pounds of. suancc sunneo of tnx-cxontpt tax-exempt securities. nt the age of 81). He wus born nt Smith building until the build Cook’s Pnlm Brand Honey shipped In a letter to Representative OM Newman tvillc, Alachua Couii- the Frear, of Wisconsin, a Republican , ty. Mav 2. 1831. and spent his ing proposed for the concern is from plant this year. the committee, who hns him len ...it_ n*. n this' spetlnn^VVlnr! __ member of tho tiro llfiA , Officers and directors! —----- ----------------introduced a bill providing for the •{(in u c ;s -urvived bv his widow Vu°nr nan}c^ except those to, Orlando—F arida Development taxing of income from state and u i„', was Miss M irtlwi I Hnii-’ ^ ° n ^H)nri^ rom 1 ort Orange.: Donnl romplelei plans for statemunicipal bonds now in existence e,.^ five sons and^ two daughters ------- T -------- , 'vi,le advertising campaign. and requiring thut if enacted the ’ »'0» 3 nna ^ o Uaughtcrs. Construction under way of g r e a t ------------------------, eross-stnte highway connectin' Winter Park—Officials of Rank law should not he declared uncon­ ' VJ ntcro„, V,,m!en Khuinmont East und W ........ ............ 11II1K of Winter Purk nnd Union Stnti* In nnd U.,V opening stitutional by the supreme court coHtinxjr o- d,1KK) to no inAtAlled in ! up thousands of acroH of fnrniin,r Bank report increase of $.100,000 without concurrence of at least all local power plant. i jUnd. but one of the justices, Mr. Mellon in deposits in past twelve months. declared there could be no urgiiment ns to the injustices of such a Rr£C?*a k . ,, , , , "To summarize, his letter raid, “first, your bill makes an indefen- ( sible discrimination by state nnd municipalities and securities issu­ ed under authority of congress. The Jury of Award whicli has world peaco ,aml that it is neces­ 4 V > I . V •• , V * Second, it confiscates, without com­ examined thousands of plans that sary to retognizn not merely poli­ | the other nations to uthievo nnd the peace of the world.” pensation, property values which have been submitted aa possible tical but also psychological nnd ■preserve It is the unanimous hopr/ of the have been paid for bv tho investor. solutions to a world-wide peace, in economic factors. The only possi­ Jury that the first fruit of the Third, it would seriously disturb composed of Elihu Root, chairman. ble pathway to international agreothe state nnd federal government JaiiKJ Guthrie Hurbord. Edward ment with reference to these com­ mutual counsel and co-operation finances, and finally the entiru pro- ’ M. House Ellen Kits Pendleton, ! plicated and difficult factors is among the nutions which wijl re­ cecding would most probably be Roseau Pound, William Allen , through mutual counsel nnd co­ sult fiorn the adoption of tho plan rejected will be a general prohibi­ vain and the time utterly wasted. White, and Brand Whitlock. 1 • • f . , . . • * 1 ’ H d' ' t \ operation which the plan selected tion of the manufacture ami sale Not Complete Remedy. On the eve of the referendum !contemplates. It is therefore the of ' . * / all materials of war. "I agree with you thut the pro- which began Monday of this week, 1 unanimous opinion of the Jury The plan in brief as outlined by osed constitutional amendment, tiie jury issued the following state­ i that of the 22.1bo plans submitted, the Jury together with the blank eenuse it docs not roach the $11,- ment: number 1,1,169 is "the Lest I vote which is to be filled out and • 000,000,000 of fully tux-emept se­ <"The Jury of Award realizes plan practicable plan by which the curities, already in exUtenco, is 1tin t thorn i« no one approach to 1United States tnuy co-operate with mailed to the' American Peace •Award, will be found below: not a complete remedy. I have, ^ therefore, recommended such u re­ THE PLAN IN BRIEF duction in nur-toxei a» to mako Sanford Daily Herald further invest nun*, in tax-exempt I’r securities leas desirable, for tho . Tli.it the I’i.it i'll Brutes »!■a11 Sanford most compelling reasons in the Ininirtiidti lv ftitt i tin- 1•.•rm itmnt word, that is, because the invest­ 1*1. urt uf Inti’riiiili onal .luMilrt . un« Do you approve the winning plan Yea* I— ) <1. r lIt.- romlllloh * Ml lilt! Il> i erre* or will be ghon on opportunity to 1.1 y lliinhi • mill l’resitlent ll.i riling make moro money out of produc­ in substance? No j—j in I'oliruary. tive business than out of unproduc­ (Put an X inside the proper box) tive tax-exempts. II. Tlmt wit In lit tl H i; m«uulier uf Hi'- l. sucu«i 4•f Natlotiri “ Upon tho present basis of sur­ I'M at prea.nl tiinil Hull tl. tin' t Name lllli ll taxes, u 4 1-2 per cunt municipal H ill r. Ith.tll nff.-r 1>1 fXlfllll III! l»rrnbond give* as much for a man with Please print 4*11i i-.i -kju rat inn with Ihf 1 ut* n large income ns he would re­ • 1)'1 |i.irt|r||iatii la ttii work «r•UKtin. M l.l BUIlr (i% tl I m m I> if M l II Ill'll 4 * . IIU < 4 4 * 1 ceive after taxej from an invest* t » 4 ( »: rntl'llt t.iui '■lilt'll A d d ress mont returning him II per cent. No prudent investor will consider i. i-tilisi'tiit.i nii.r tl fgrrt* :tii*l |IUl»lie I.|>!||||||| for IIII* tnilllui*' un II per cent investment lh« t •'iitiminr fuir* ' nrluliiiiiiv ami C i t y ....................... tillequal in safety tn a municipal bond S tale. |>lli l |t, Artlcl. s X mill XV1 and will not go into productive I' . * C H IM . Ii Mmirni' 1 > it Irlttc. •• business on thos; terms. * Are you a voter? 3. /• 11?4* r i« t II,at ilit- 1'nit ill "Under the* recommendations IttA** *tl I Slal.a will a- .Ilium llu r which I have made, the return on il"ti > tin Iit ll ■ Trrniy uf V. rn 4 1-2 per cent tax-exempt would miilli*.i r Xi*t |»t liy Act t f i *••11• Mail prqmptly to '\ (A be equalled by n tnxnble invest­ ment yielding about tl 1-2 per cent. • TIIE AMERICAN PEACE AWARD 1. Pr jw»ar dial t mltcrol,l|> iII l1l4* H a Returns in execr.r, of thii may rea­ l.t-atrii,. niton lit Ur opt iicil In all •It- Madlscn Avenue, New York City sonably be expected and the proarail funt. ’.t jKrity of the countiy increased If you wirli to express a fuller opinion ulso, pienr.c write to the G . Pr.ivlilo f.,r ll iitnt inula . 6 1 4 * • through devotion of moneys to »i li'lumtit uf niern itliuial law. American Peace Award M‘e*|uduj)uu OAjpnpoui! By w ggKiaiS s&tesisi. ST. im p L A N S GOOD TIME FOR LOCALMACHINE SANFORD GROWS CO. TO CONSTRUCT LARGE ADDITION Property Adjoining The Court House Is Bought by County fia te n L HOUSE REPUBS. I N C O R P O R A T E -P ILL open for business January 9th, * at 209 Magnolia Avenue, in . the new Bishop building three. doors south of the new Milane Theatre, . EVERYONE URGED TO VOTE IN REFERENDUM ON BEST PLAN SUBMITTED FOR WORLD PEACE The Public is Cordially Invited to Call and Get Acquainted E HIS is a home institu­ tion, and we invite the fuff co-operation of every citizen in Sanford and Sem -. inole County. T IStt F. W. PLEDGER rresident ■/ . •. ■■_ . - - J. P . ‘ ch a pm a n �Ct.l «ar, with whfU polished marble are found the u n ite and house of I mm i i n f wafnacopting throughout the spa­ representatives chambers in the [W A l l Y OF^ cious corridors, ana white marble east and west wings, respectively, 1TAL SHOWS r erous escapes. ' L etcn went oat to tho captyns of road camps call­ ing on them for greater vigilance in handling the convtdts under their, charge. The effects of this move hove been noticeable In the last few days. Only a few dsys ago two men who attempted to escape from State Road Camp No. 22, near Cottondole, were halted with bul­ lets. One of them was Rafel Per-cow, of Antwerp, Belgium, ard the other, W. L. Bazcy, of Springfield, III. Both men received liesh wounds, but physicians who at­ tended them afte r tho shooting re­ ported that they were in no dan­ ger. The men ran from the pres­ ence of tho guards and were fired upon onty after they had failed to obey the command to halt several stairways leading from the main floor to. the third floor where the while ip tho west wing ia fbund legislative halls are located, and the attorney for the internal im ­ to the ground floor where many provement/ fund and Everglades of the offices and departments are drainage board, on the cast, ar.d located. AHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 9.— All state departments arc well more' automobile license tag s work­ __ ms who have not seen their provided for in the allotment of ers in the west side rooms. Gtcte Authorities Begin (hire To ite capttol building within the office Prevent Numbers Of apace., The state road de­ In the southern wing of thi3 few years soon will find it sl­ partment Escapes. 'the only unit of the floor the state veterinarian, hotel it unrecognizable as a result capital cityis government ______ ___ organiza­ commissioner, and federal tide , the Improved appearance of tion, aside from tho judicial branch, ttr T lf Amuftatrd P rm . eradication workers arc located on th building and grounds. TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 9.—Onthat !s not housed on the capital Under direction of W. Austin grounds. Tho road builders are the east, and shell fish commis­ hundred and thitry-slz convicts and Jth, city manager of Tallahassee ideated several blocks up-town in sioner, and oil division of the ag­ prisoners escaped from the Florida i grounds have been gone over; a building facing on Park Avenue, ricultural department on the west. authorities during the year 102.1, On the ground floor are ghly. Beginning last fall, where they have all of the third ty, under terms of a con- floor and part of the second for nth the state, every section ( their use. SSJ oiS " 'L 3 * m i s ; 1 prl" ° " ron the grounds OX u ic g ru u n u s was w u b ploughed, p io u g n c u , hnrn u r- , All members of the cabinet were ! k"i w,rowed and replanted in grass seed.' hnndsomely room containing exhibits of. o*ne hundred and nineteen of tY„* provided for in the things found in the »tnte nml pre-1 escapes were made from toad The sides facing on Adams and .•T^nsacola streets were terraced, plans of the building, while the served by the geological forces, and, cnmj>a, 12 f n m the State Farm •and smoothed down, making n executive offices were given spe­ the Everglades dra nag© board o f-,a t ftaiford, four from the state much more presentable appear- cial consideration, with the gover­ fices, Evcrglndcs tax office, and hospital a t Chattahoochee, and one l nor and his sta ff located in a secretary of the internal improve- fr0m the Girls’ Industrial School to the best ment fund. In the Iiouthern wing a t Ocala. i "The grass has now begun to suite of roomn equal .1 come up and the grounds are tak­ Of the 72 recaptures, nil but 10 The governor's suite occupies ing on a really beautiful appear­ ^ wcre n0f,e of Prisoners who ha 1 tho west side of the south wing on commissioner s varied forces, in ■oscnpe<i from 8tat0 road camps, ance. wcro n,'cn “ ‘Cultivation of the grounds fol­ the main floor. Across the corridor addition to a large space devoted PiftpHcn of the nrr the offices of thei secretary of lowed the laying of concrete walkB to Jl?'nraKC. pufpo^cs. who hid esraned during yen'-s pf'Attorney-General Buford The east wing of the ground „ r to 1023. Forty-seven of from the Monroe to the Adams state. tho 110 and his staff arc situated in tnc fctreot side, and a concrete drivefloor houses the tax equalizer and v.ho got away during 1923 were south side of the western wing, land o.flees, and the shipping de- recaptured during that year anil 5 way around the East entrance. With completion of this work while the superintendent of public partment of the comptroller s of- returned to the'various camps, T and alterations which were fin- instruction occupies the north tier! ficc, where the automobile license Eight prisoners were reenutur of offices in this wing. Ished several months ago, tho tags ore malted out, wluie the ed and r-tu m ei to the State Farn T In the north wing are located northern wing is taken ns storage during the year, two of whom X people of Florida may well feel .proud of their state house. It com­ the treasurer on the west side, with rooms for state records and auto- were escapes of previous years pares favorably with any building n part of the automobile section mobile license supplies. A section Six of the 12 who got away during ? m arflf its kind in the southern states, of the comptroller’s office in the of the comptrollers tax dopnrt- 1023 wore again tnken into etis- ? according to travelers who visit eastern tier. The comptroller and ment also is located In this wing, j tody and also returned *n tho farm. here. Not only 1* the building commissioner of agriculture occupy —---------- —----------Two of the Chattahoochee escapes J Crestvicw—Building and busl- were recaptured and returned, Pleasing In appearance as viewed the north and south sides, respec­ ness boom in progress a t thin [ The state authorities recently ❖ ~“ Trom tho outside, but it Is finished tively, of the eastern wing. *started a drive against the numOn the third floor of the building paint. on the interior in the most modem ESCAPE IP R O V EM EN T CAMPS LAST YEAR 3 times, according Ut tho report of H. L. Green, who1recently; waa placed in charge of-camp 22. Poscow was sent up from Clay County for three years for break­ ing and entering, and Bazey wn« given tho s a m e sentence in Palm Beach County on n, similnr charge. Camp 22 has been the scene of numerous escapes during the last several/months. Dr. E. A. Corthell, of Springfield, Ills., and three other notorious white prisoners left in a body several weeks ago, when tho enmp was under different management. DO BIG BUSINESS WASHINGTON, Jan. 9. — Farmer organizations are doing n big business, according to informa­ tion compiled by the united States Department of Agriculture, which shown th at more than $2,000,000,000 worth of business was done by farm er business organizations in 1923. Tho estimate:) are based on reports from 0,039 organisations which did a ttnal business of $1,Winter Puri*—$109,000 factory 200,000,000. Reports have been being erected to manufacture received from 8,313 associations and additional reports arc yet to building tile. toSTi “? ‘{7 products o m f t * ! H total business m n tatlo n , S f i J i w <*r6ctcd here. i ■ MM Ix x ? • January Clearance ’-I L5 h J Friday, Jan. 11 to Saturday Jan. 19 f - M **8‘Wtmderfnl daysrof bargain buying.. T h q ,p o test Shopping Event on the Janu- « ♦$> y , ary Calendar, arranged for the purpose of clearing out all Fall and Winter mer- X T chandise, all broken lots and surplus stock, regardless of former prices. f T- tx I .SSMi i l Hut the amazing Ihing to our customcra ia the fact that our bargains are ju st the things they want and would need to buy at the regular prices, right now or very soon. The whole store has its special offerings which you cannot afford to miss for there’s sure to he something for yourself, your family or your home; Men’s and Women’s Apparel, m any things for tlie Hoys, Girls and Baby; Furniture and Housefurnishings for the heme; Linens, Dress Fabrics and Accessories, Toilet­ ware and stationery. m i I K 'l S II f £ t T f ? J T £ £ i ? f t T £ ? T f £ T t £ t T T f T T T T T f T T T T f T T T y t f £ Each section has its own special bargains. Great plans have been made for this January Clearance and 10th Anniversary Celebration. xx xt x x t f x x 1 £ T T X T f V t tT T We a -e glad that as an miTiual service to our customers we can offer these wonderful bargains. Call on us today, tomorrow or every one of the H great days of the January Clearance. T f X x x ? x x?? x?t x? ?t xx xx xx xt T Men’s Suits a t .............. $24.50, $31.50 and $39.50 Men’s Overcoats ..................................... $27.50 Shoes .................. ...................$7.50 Women’s and Misses’ D resses................ $9.75 to $59.75 Coats from Furs.................. Walnut Dining Room Suite as low as ... ......... ..... $198.00 Mahogany Bed Room Suite as low as .............. $190.50 Kaltex Living Room Suite as low as ...............$135.00 4-(ix7-fi Grass Rugs a t ......................... $6.00 Boss Ovens No. 055 a t .................. ..... ............. $4.48 81x90 Seamless S h eets....................... $1.35 Each •I2\:i(! Pillow Cases 19x38 Huek Towels 40 in. Brown Sheeting ................. Hoys’ Wash Suits......................... .... $1.98 to $3.49 Boy’s Slipover Sweaters Girls’ Coats................. $7.75 to $12.50 Girls’ Wool Dresses $8.25 to $16.25 Girls’ Sweaters, sixes 2 to 14 years at ................... $2.48 Outing Sleepers, sizes 2 to 10 years ......................85c Ix f 1 T f xt f x xx xf xx V t t t xx x ? x xt f x ?? f t t x t ? T t Another Mighty Mile stone on the Path ■of Progress ■ .ijl t , •J* AUNCFIING of the new Coral Gables Inn last week mar!:? an­ other static forward in the stupendous development program which is now under way in Miami’s ’s Muster Suburb. The Inn was designed by Architect Martin L. Hampton of Miami, and is copied after the Summer Palace of the Moors ad­ joining the Alhambra in Spain. It stands out today as one of the most beau­ tiful of hostelries in the Miami district if not in the entire state of Florida. While Golf Course and Country Club, Venetian Pool, the Alcazar Tea House, Tennis Courts, and Playgrounds add greatly to the joy of living in Coral Gables, the* opening of the Inn is of dominating importance because of its pleasurable possibilities. Nightly supper-dances will be a feature cf the winter season, and a dance orchestra from Boston will provide music. Here on the terrazzo dance floor of the patio, around a Spanish fountain, and sur­ rounded with tropical flowers and plants, one can dance to their heart’s de­ light while the romance of Old Spain lurks in the shadows caused by the Moorish hanging lanterns. And this evening of enjoyment at Cora! Gables is yours when you come to in­ spect this wonderful development.-* All visitors to Coral Gables on the de luxe Pullman busses which run from your city and spend the night before return­ ing home, will be taken to the Coral Gables Inn so they can better appreciate the ideal environment which awaits the home owner. Go to the local office today and make your reservations for seat3 on this big free sightseeing tour. Space is limited, so do not delay or you may bo disappointed. T T ms r T - T T V T t * t t xx Tt xt ix T Orlando’s Largest Store “Quality Did It” ORLANDO, FLA. x Tho Coral Gables Inn, Coral Gable3, Miami, Florida * I |.*»iiiini •p*i« 2 GEORGE E. MERRICK, Owner and Developer DAMMERS & BURNES, General Sales Agents Executive Offices: 158 East Flagler St., Miami Florida Offices i Jacksonville, IF«i Palm Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Tampa, St. Petersbarg, SanforJ, Lakeland, DeLand, Eastis. C o c o a ---- *— ' SANFORD OFFICE, MILANE THEATER BLDG., I). W. ELDER, MANAGER tV i ----- -wriro a s j j t YOWELL-DREW CO’S I Church t* | plant now wnto house of f x? x xx t xxt xx xxf xx xx xx xx xx o, �ETABLE PRODllCiS w ould mean POSSIBILITIES OF SEMINOLE COUNTY By B. W. FEARMAN In The Florida Trucker ________ ____________________________ _ amEalS 0coun°tUieiyiiR Tea ^ i f A S S _ 'ho following several days and ( Review of Weather injr er f linatlng In temperatures of uegrcaa to 14 degrees wc3t, and ' Conditions During lkto the east of the Apa­ Past Week As Given lachicolaImmediate river. The southern por_ _ _ t l ons o£ithe peninsula were not af- *"1"Kr,cultjrfll 8C=tio" thrlughouT* the'secUon, 'alteS. I?u£ M n t i S Z i ^th T'S ^' Is eager to aid his customers. The sale Is 1 population in the state, having on With the production increasing 1 S 9u n lV y ° lo V te m je ^ tu r n o ^ t < but SCO square miles or each year, tfie problem of the I s K n i r e ^ r tln t ™ “ beginning of his Interest. If he Is sellbtff’i methods of better production the ■ "ft degrees to 115 within the confines growers of this section a t the pres- j ! T ’„ T .;u ,“i r V ^istribut<K* ,boW* * quality of the produce shipped is example, he helps his customer sell his line . its borders. Of this acreage,Ient time Is one of distribution. I t ! 0*8 , raised, thereby decreasing the ton­ of sinners. The retailer’s profit is a major interest 5,000 acres are cultivated; 3,WO, has been truthfully stated that the j or? ProVa £ d S?J- * " re™ "“"I* j ‘crateaf^ivlsion ‘ *w reputation of a community nage of low grade produce shipped detolcd to fho production .of win-1M o th * cf.thU probtem .1.1 . ! ! » , - ! & " him. i MUd „p to to market. Since the priced of the •WoDintr perishable . produce de- hi»M t npndnnt n n i f , « ~ " i T - *. T " • i v c ^ c tl)b ,c s t b « balance to inate the bug-bear of over-pro- rain, or thc amounts were of little : tho 6th and 7th, when freezing, This hank takOs thc same attitude regard! ” b. "f* citr™ fruita‘ductioo. In other words, it Is not wnds on the tluaJl,y Bnd thc £nd*nl of the produce shipped- tirnrlucti^ nnLi T ° .T r , 0j 0, l. ^ l } 0 Despite the small percentage of " 0 n»u«h the question ot over-pro- moment. Portions of Leo county (temperature prevailed ovor interior.5 depositcrs. Opening your account marks the were on exception to tho (trough- portions of the division. Truck >■ jfLttt, nttractivo pack of quality % ? i V l L T ^ T h U h T land cultivation, It le a /s th c ; duct Ion as it is conditions, n correspondent from suffered to some extent from th o ' 5 nfng of our interest In you. Often wO ton aid ^ods means a zatiiflod buyer ? being given thc enve- tv U m,t „!i u 1 , B”er* state n the production of winter which is now be Alva reporting a copious rain on cold wnnthniv lt, (S Hors very materially in connection with their fir weather, hut but nt'm citrusi fm fruits ^consum er at the other end. This is not all accomplished in one ,,rown V0BeU^ e3t hav!nB phjp,*,,,! f nl thought of thc 3rd. Strawberries were not dumaged. Such u reputation is worth worktransactions. a ’ ,__ , ™ . . . .. . , ‘over C,2k0 carloads during thc sea- dent, co-operative and distributing Tho outstanding temperature chow some improvement; ship­ in* and striving for. Distribution aaniord, Florida Is the home of son 1U22-23. Only two counties concerns of this ccction. feature of the week was the cold ments incrensed during the week. dwt no doubt, help in. getting fine vegetables, it 13 nearer thc In the state shipped n greateri Although the season of 1022-23 wave which was first felt over the The dry, cold weather retarded rid of a product, but unless that consuming markets than produce number of cars during this period, was a record breaker from the extreme western counties on tho growth nnd germination at truck. eroduct is well standardised docs grown in many other sections which, however, consisted ol cic-1standpoint of production, the sec- 4th, moving rapidly eastward dur- Ri ranges are poor. L he|n in building up a reputation which are its direct competitors, rua fruits. Seminole county, nml Won ttonerally lost money. This ind "The Come Again” feeling but a t the present time, its mar­ Sanford in particular, is fconsldeyed was due to u combination of un­ means so much to the grow- kets are more limited. This is es­ to be the moat Intensively dovol- , «V>£abI° circumstances, I ovor A COMMUNITY BUILDER of the product? Standardiza­ pecially true of lettuce. Certainly oped agricultural section of th c 'wb'cb the growers had little or no it is not because Sanford has not tion is the key-note of the success state. Ft has long since wstablish-!cpntrol. Ihcy were n new vnrlcActive Designated Depository of The United States of Al or failure of a marketing system the volume of production, nor Is It cd its reputation as a celery c e n t e r , l!* i0«<b introduced hero for the which is building up Its. trade and that Sanford can ont produce thc and of the total carlot shipments \ftrnt Slate of Florida, City of Sanford and County of S«0 which required a differmarketing channels, and anything quality, for the same ty-e of let­ from this section Inst season, over'®11* method of cultivation than that F. I*. FORSTER, Pretldcnt a F. WH1TNBR, that tends to bring about stand­ tuce as Is being grown here is 4,812 were celery. It producoa 73 iof P,tbcr varieties, poor climatic ardisation in produce la well worth grown elsewhere In thc ntato nnd per cent of all tho celery grown i i’ondlMona. warm weather, an unall the effort that can be put forth draws a premium. Standardization ln Florida nnd approximately M.u»uaHy dry season, and without of Sanford produce will help, In per cent of the cntlro production' d0®111Lthu moi#t detrimental of all to put it across. i |UO sulphuric A LL materials FORMING a Let us look for a moment on other words, it is the building of of the United States. Thi3 onbr-iwa* ,h<-' visitation of insect poses u s K a a s s a n M ia s a a B a n ia N m ia s a in iiid n g to i acid or oth** h a v c din* wcll-balanctome of the other sections of thc confidence among the buying pow­ mous volume of agricultural pro-:**"1} Pl®nt diseases, n number or er that will aid a producing section duction ii made possible by the ’ which had never before been o x -! country that have progressed furcr substance tinet fertilizer cd, quality fortberest in the matter of stand­ in the development of thir market­ application of the sub-irrigation, Perlenced. Tha incect pests In the nnd sub-drainage.!‘orm worms appeared early dur- , ardisation and see what has and ing system. Thi3 confidence can rub-aoiatlon which in harmvalue; nothin? lilizer, the best Officer New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, ja being accomplished, California, be built up with a complete stand­ Very few sections of the United ing thc shipping season nnd cre­ ated havtie from the start. It is ardization of the produce shipped ful to plants is Oregon and Washington are now Stater have tho fundamental es­ [such as sand ‘iiaterials a r e bun, PitUburg, Kanins City, Jacksonville Detroit, Toronto^ sentials for the successful opera­ believed that they were brought ihipning produce d ear ,across the both us grade and pack. adu. List your property with un and receive tho benefit used in manu-^ filler In nny of lombincd in This is but one aspect of Feder­ tion of this system, which nre here by severe tropicul storms, ex­ country nnd competing favorably advertising campaigns covering the United States and perienced during the early part of with produco grown right, as one al inspection, watch for the next. briefly as follows: factoring it. our mixtures. our brands. vsasun. No charge or obligation. Listing agreement leaves you fr««4 mifbt say. at tho door of the mar­ 1. An abundance of w’&tcr from theThrough the efforts of thc San­ sell yourself of list with other agencies. (- J ket. How have they accomplished NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH artesian wells. ford Chamber of Commerce and E this? It has been dono by acSATISFIED OWNERS RY THEIR EXCELLENT R E ­ 2. A sub-soil or hard-pan found F. C. .MccMahon, Representative thc County Cuinmiss loners, nid The now treatment for torn flesh, M tomplishlng two things: first, by nt a depth of three to five feet. was secured from the Federal and i SULTS, HAVfe PROVEN DEFINITELY T H E VALUE .... Milnne Theatre UMg. .... ' Jffi developing n marketing system cuts, wounds, sores or Inccrntiuns s 3. A top soil.of coarse sand State Departments of Agriculture. which held control of a large pro- that ia ts doing such wonderful work OF that will ubsorb and distribute and experts are now engaue'1 in nertion of tho tonnage of Individ-! *» healing is the Horozone liquid ^ ■ products: I ..*-. ___ niniLby nmvrior rnmhmntinn t refitment quid, powder combination treatment evenly thc water Used in creating determining the methods to elim­ oil second, building inate these peits in the tutu re. up a code of law establishing de­ Tho liquid Horozone is a powerful the artificial water table. w B ia e H 4 jM 0 ia M » sitiH R B 4 n M E e rirrr2 2 S E B t« jr9 H E i Although this section has spec4. A top soil of sundy loam finite grades and regulartory pro­ antiseptic that purifies the wound visions which hold control of the of all poisons nnd infectious germs, neither too porous nor too com­ Sallied in the production of celery 1 other winter-grown vegetables, produce which is not of sufficient while the Horozone powder Is the pact, which will convey the wutcr nnd Main Plant, Lakeland, Florida there are many seres in Seminole, quality to meet Ahtir standards of grunt healer. There is nothing freely by capillary attraction. llrodcntuwn Veru Homestead which will produce crops grade. Knforccment of this taw like it ott .earth for speed, safety fi. Land that admits perfect county equally us giuut a commercial. A Telephone Cnll or Letter Will Ilring Our Agent and provisions Is being accom­ and efficiency. Price (liquid) 3Uc, drninngc, having a fall of about of • V" value as the former. Strawberries; Non-Add Fertiliser A Chrmlcal Co. plished by thc use of shipping GUc nnd SI.20. Powder 30c nnd GOc. one inch to 100 feet. are now profitably grown here, l Fold by Union Pharmacy. point inspection under Federal su­ 0. Absoltely level land without nml the not far distant future w ill1 “YOUR SATISFACTION MEANS OUR SUCCESS" pervision. This has given a stand­ depressions or raised plmm**j a c c larger acreages being planted Lakeland, Florida Of all varieties of Seed feir NOTICE ardization over the entire territory This system, according to the 'each year in this crop. Tho counE Agent 15. J. Starling ■ ■-----Hanf trd, Florida both as to quality of thc produce Thc annual moctinfr of the Stock experts ___ trom the __ ............ _ _ ____ Planting Department of ly is also known for its unusually S shipper) nnd ns to the pack nnd holders of Hanford Agriculture nt VVushingten. is<> pro-' fertile ...........and, citrus 1 T . . the ................ .. Budding . . . v i>-p.---------- -------—..... .. ■ which befotu lliui — package used. With itm stand­ ". Loan .Such us: Pepper, Tomatoes, Kgt» Plant, Squash, Association will be held at nr unccri f r» bo (he best method . nicmornldc freeze of 'U5 gave thin —~ ardization these producing renters Iat H office,b n No. aHIS Magnolia •■ * haa ■ ever 1been devised . . . . in np- . section . . . reputation of- being the* " ■ KaEBEBBBflEBEBBflflEBEBBIBaBMHEEIEEEnBaBBEUEMgBEMUaB 2 » i guolla , which the cumber. Deans and selected stocks of Maine Gf n have been able to sell thrlr pro­ Avenue, H I . M., Saturday, Jnnu-. plying inolutoure to plant growth. largest citrus section in tho sta te j Seed Potatoes and can save Growers Money by •toM gl duce on a F. O. B. basis with gov­ j ary 12th, 1D..4 for the purpose of ji>V(trijL.ally eyvry aero under cult!-;These lands are still capable oft ernment certificates at shipping ■ electing Board of Directors lor vatlon In the vegetable* producing , producing the same quality nnd us before niakinp: their purchases an anything lir point to back up their sale. line. i the ensuing year and far the train- j sections of tiro county Is tiled. Not quantity of citrus finks and can I In not only these sections, but I acting of such other business as |c„ than two and often four crops be purchased for less tlmn in oth- ■ in all sections where shlIpping may legally coma before thc meet-1» year are grown per acre. A I cr counties where citrus is a stand-1 R a point inspection has been devel- ing. ingi favorable climate, a coil thut re-'aril crop. oped during th# past ycur, it has T. fc. MILL hit, President, jtmonds marvelopsly to tho applica-j With the P2 miles of hard r.ur* brought nbout better methods of Attest: 'turn of water nnd fertilizer have' fared roads, rpur tracks branching A. * • CONNhLLi, production, packing and market­ |made the names of Sanford and'off from tho Atlunti Ccoast Lit^J ing. By bringing nbout those 12-20-21-1-3-10—fitc. I Seminole county the aynonymfi | Rullrond giving r.ervlce .jji Urn growers uncquuiled in any ngrf- 2 fiex(‘6r<fays:tfii H tiw « j cultural community, Scminnla>5 county offers indurements in n vn- j H riety of lines to tho agriculturist.! jj at their most beautiful stage. We spe­ from other sections prosnecting b f for a desirable locution in Florida. 2 cialize on this work, also do Kodak finish- a n J 02 Kelley, i.v instrumental Standard in planning » Mg gnlf teurnumcnl Standard a m g . B at Hul!yv;ood-by-the-Sea in which a ,B only left-hnnded players will be HE Designer Designer allowcsl to participate. S'E Patterns Patterns SB SB See the “Marriage 15c to 40c 15c to 40c SB of the Midgets” at ny i*. ft n fipfth r .(Attln* BapenrW»« Inspector) ond ! FIRST NATIONAL N° N-ACID Fertilizer is the Best Fertilizer Manufactured jj E. A . Strout Farm Agency s | Napp Brand Fertilizers We Ate Receiving; Dali Spring PHOTOGRAPH | Y o u r F arm o r C ro p 1 The L. Men Seed Co. Churchwrells ' ‘t Where Values Are Always Big SANFORD PHOTO COMPANY High School, Jan. 15. gg H|B SiS OVER MOBLEY’S DRUG STORE 5;aH n B B B B flflB B IS ia B IlU E R a B B Z B B n B B n H B B B X flS tllB IB ? $30.00 Men’?, All-Wool Suits at per suit................ . S25.00 T Y $35.00 Men’s All-Wool Suits, Y $30.00 Y at per suit........... Y f Men’s Dimity Check Union Y Suits, at each.................. $1.00 Y Y Y Men’s good Dress Shirts, at Y each ..................................$1.00 Y Y Yv Boys’ All-Wool Blue Serge Suits, two pair pants, a t per t Y Suit ................................$12.50 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Men’s Brown Oxfords, at per pair ..................................$3.50 Boys’ black or brown Oxfords sibze 3 to 5 ^ , at per pair $3.50 $27.50 Ladies’ Wood or Silk A Dresses, a t each.......... $22.50 v V o o d Goods’ Dairy. Poultry ami 36-inch All-Wool Serge, a t per J* Live Stock Feed y a r d ..................................$L25 <?♦ V 10-4 Pure All-Linen Sheeting, «£♦ at per yard ..................... $3.00 Y v Ladies’ Gingham Dresses, £ neatly trimmed, at each..$2.50 Ladies’ black or brown Ox­ fords, or one strap Pumps, at per pair .......................... $5.00 PHONE Will Work Wenders For You’ Y Sanford Feed & Supply Co. T Y Y T Y Y | Rod Comb EfcfcMash conlalna no',;'4' dust nor ‘ ftller SELLS IT FOR LESS Weluka Block---------------- Sanford, Fla. RED COMB EGG MASH Sanford, Fla. M ashes. contain dusPj from fl!ler.r/• A n r-iff'L -s Seminole B rand ' IS DUSTLESS! — fcil unJ Sticil at FiUar Ittilalt §uj mdkait I. Iha Mimbranat at IA. Ikraal. Iniut oa R£DCOMB lor QUALITY Lettuce, Celery, Peppers IB B Sanford Vegetables -Phone 91 j“ | !B!U Myrtle Avenue nnd Fourth Street IBB i5 q B B B B B B B The Churchwefl Co. Another way R e d Comb Egg Mash excels— n n Y Y Y Sanford Truck Growers, Inc. ’ Dust chokes th e h en WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FE E D Elm Avenue and Commercial Street------------------- V formerly The Dust Tost M s the M en PHONE O l Ladies’ black or brown Ox Y fords or One Strap Pumps, a t jj* “Wilkes .. $25.00 Ladies’ Wool or Silk «Y per pair ..........................$3.50 Dresses, at each.............$19.00 Wonder ♦> Feeds Big Reduction on Men's, Ladies', Boys' and Girls’ Sweaters. | B B 32-inch Dress Gingham, at ^ per y a r d ............... 29c ♦J* 36-inch Scant Percale, a t per ♦♦♦ y a rd ..................................... 25c £ Sanford-Oviedo : Truck Growers, Inc. a a B B B B B B AT THE $10,000 AD ON PAGE 73 OF JAN. 12th SATURDAY EVENING POST The Ball Hardware Co. Y BBBnBianuaaCitruktitBUXBaBantiixaQaBSflBnauaBJhHMBBBBBBBaBBaBnBaBuavaBBBi IB B B B flB B B flB B B B bfl 1 .,v _v ■ �Go to tKe Polls >4 as S eco n d .C lass M a tte r, OcST. IM ), a t th e I’o sto fflc a a t F lo rid a, u n d e r a c t o f M arch n t n c s i m o s RATS* I a a r ___ 11.00. Six M o n th s 13.60 In C ity by C a r r ie r per Sc. W eeky E d itio n }1 P er ■SRCl AI, JIO TICK i All o b itu a ry a, cards of th a n k s , re so lu tio n s notices of e n te r ta in m e n ts w here gee are m ade, w ill be c h a ra e d a t re g u la r a d v e r tis in g ra te s . THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1921 * ___ _____________ i l l L E THOUGHT FOR TODAY < ASCRIBE YE GREATNESS un­ to'our God. He is the Rock, his work is perfect; for all hln ways ' are judgment; a God of truth nnd without iniquity, just and right is M r—Deuteronomy 32:3, *1. : THE CONVENIENT SEASON . I waited for a time when cvery, thing should be just right, :The proper time convenient—mayT ' be day or maybe night— But something always hnppcned < just to get right in the way, ‘ And I waited for the “season” that . , should come another day, Either It was just n little hit too wnrm for exertTsc, Or'it wns much to cold enough . ‘ you fingers to surprise; • I’m quite too comfortable to be { now disturbed, 1 vow, Or I’m feeling all too badly to be aggravated now. T m sleepy, drowsy, Inzy till I’m ■not Inclined to work, \ Or so restless-full of energy the 1 ■; steady job I’d shirk—’ No matter what condition or what ' circumstances or plight, I never somehow find the time that ' ‘ fits the task ju st right. —D. G. Bickers. : ^anfonl shows the way. — — o i ‘This is the day Dnd is supposed to pay all the Christmas bills. — —o ’ The Ashley gang is at It ngain. Thera Is only one unswer to folks like that. i There are only a few days left to make application for your new XUto license. --------o-------If you can't vote tomorrow, at least remind someone else to. Then to vote yourself. --------o--------, You enn lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink, es­ pecially if it’s sulphur. -------- o-------* The rate of turnover in local TCal estate is just another indica­ tion of SanIord’»-pi>«H|M*rityr-------Now thnt we are safely by the cold weather, there will probably be a shortage of water. a ------- o-------Florida has more acres of water usedentirely for the raising of oysters thnn any other state in the union. Blunt men often come right to the point and some times a dull woman can make the most cutting remarks.—Ocala Star. Hotel manager dropped dead in the dining room the other day. Walter probably brought him something to ent. ------- o--------Emile Coue is said to be planning another visit to the United States. Wonder whut hu will have to sing this time. (,,, --------o-------Before the new year gets any old er, wouldn't it be best to arrange your advertising budget? Enter­ prising business men have already done so. The dispatches say thut Will Hays will frame a mural code for the movies. Willi this Mabel Normand affair fresh in our minds it would seem that such u moral code had better go unfrunted. --------o-------The Winter Haven Chief thinks that no editor cun afford to marry. It seems to us thut is the very rea­ son he should marry, if he is dis­ creet in his choice. Tomorrow every citizen of Sanford who h u the welfare of the city at heart, and places th a t w elfare above his own personal inconvenience and dislike for m ixing in,politics will g o to the polls and declare h im self for progress or decline. Tomorrow every voter will have an opportunity to show the stuff he is made of and to take h is stand as opposed to the "good-enough-for-my-father-good-enough-for-nie” attitude. There may be some, who, confident in their own minds th at the election will carry, place little value on their own single vote. There will be many, in case o f rain or extreme cold, who will find the comfort o f their homes or offices too appealing to leave. But these are not good citizens. Many an election, when a sm all vote is polled fails to carry, which would have been won by large m ajority if all voters had turned out. Let that not be the case w ith this one. Remember that a small united minority can always defeat a disorganized majority. But it is not enough that th e election carry. It must carry by such overwhelming odds that financial houses will believe every Sanford citizen ready to put his personal en­ dorsement on each bond. By popular opinion the bonds will be secured. In that way they will bring a high premium. And there is every reason to believe that the election w ill be carried in just such a w ay. In the last tw o editions o f The Herald representative citizens, in whom all have con­ fidence, have expressed freely their views on municipal own­ ership of public utilities. They have declared the passage of the bonds will be the keynote o f Sanford’s future growth and prosperity. They believe th a t under existing circum­ stances municipal ownership will be Sanford’s salvation and th e only thing that can put Sanford on the road to leader­ ship among Florida cities. What "existing circum stances” means Sanford people well know. The lire, which destroyed the Episcopal Church Plant and came very near razing the city, was not so long ago that it is necessary to recall the aggravating shortage of water. Everyone remembers th e "garden-hose” streams th at alone were available when real pressure would have pul out the fire. The high rate now paid for g a s and electricity are like w ise parts of the "existing circum stances” which are driving people to erect plants of their own. W hether the commis­ sioners decide to sell the bonds or not, If voted, they will have in their hands a weapon in public opinion, thnt will quickly cause lower rates. There is no denying the exces­ sive rate und the more favorable voting in the election will rectify this evil. Water, gas and electricity will he the public utilities voted on for municipal ownership. One is quite as essential as another. But they nrc grouped separately. Bonds for the w’ater works amount to $.375,000, for the electric plant $310,000, and for the gas plant $160,000. Each and all are necessary to Sanford’s brighter future. In addition there are $75,000 worth of bonds to he sold for the construction of a new city hall. In the desire to reg­ ister favorably for the public utilities, the matter of the city hall should not be overlooked. An up-to-date city hall will he the ear-mark of Sanford’s progressve era. Tomorrow is the day. Go to the polls and vote for the sale of the bonds. And above all, don’t forget to go. At the annual meeting of the United Stntcs Golf Asso­ ciation in New York last Saturday, the executive committee reported that over $38,000,000 had been invested in golf courses nnd club houses during the year of 1923. The com­ m ittee further stated that the expenditures of club members had amounted to $217,000,000. Such figures show conclusively the fascinating appeal the game of golf has for Americans nnd the zeal wth which ’tMs'country'hnfrgrvcn itself t o t he-furtherance o f th e f amous Scottish pastime. There are at present in these United States three thousand golf clubs, containing a total enrolled mem­ bership of two million golfers. And the rate of growth is estimated at thirty per cent each year. While the rest of the nation has been taking rapid strides in the construction of courses and the promotion of golf, Sanford has not been asleep. Through the foresight and energy of certain leading citizens, a club was organized nnd nn excellent nine-hole course developed. But there are not enough local people who avail them­ selves of the opportunities thus presented for an idenl form of diversion. The course is never crowded, as it properly should he, and on an average afternoon only a very few drive off the first tee. To allow such means for mental relief and physical de­ velopment to go unavailed of is a big mistake. Health and body culture nre as important to n successful existence as daily work and bread. There are indeed few who can nflford not to play golf. Some do much more. On this subject the New York Tribune says: "The construction and upkeep o f golf courses has grown to n considerable vocation. Golf architecture is a profession in itself; and the ‘Green Section’ of the U. S. G. A., working in co-operation with the Department of Agriculture, has so much .tu do that it is seeking an endowment fund of $1,000,000 for the prosecution of its researches. If any non-golfer doubts the fascination of the gam6 what will he say of the devotee who intends to will his entire fortune to the "Green Section?’ ” Bryan declares that if elected to the Democratic convention, he will support a Florida man. it would be repetition to »ay so, but \vu might suggest his initials are W. German taverns are selling drinkables at nrnhihitive prices, we read, but the real distress won’t come till they begin charg­ ing Prohibition prices.—San Diego Union. ------- o-------'Lakeland’s building record of a house a day, which has aroused much comment, is being accounted for by figures compiled a t the Chamber of Commerce from city hall records, which show that the population is growing at the rate of nearly u hundred a month. hailing signs and de­ gree work and rituals and much general mystery, A husky young agriculturist from a lower corner of the county joined the order. A few evenings after his initia­ tion, he chanced to be in town. All <-f a sudden he remembered that this was lodge night. So ho went to Fraternity Hall, climbed two flights of stairs, paused before a certain door and, after the pre­ scribed formula, rapped threu times. A slide opened in the paneling und a wary eye surveyed him. “ Well." said the unseen guar­ dian of the outer fortress, “what in the decade ,do you want?” i means work, “I sow, I plow, I reap," said the etn at it, for visitor. Then sea the [ "Tho hell you do!" answered tho As Arthur Brisbane Sees It Four Million C an, In 1923. N ett, the Flying Machine. Mellon Doea Not W d rtf.^ Fin# Gasoline Team Work. Copyright, 1922, N b w ru o o c w AN* DOWN ^TIjFF ON MONDAYS, !IH €O toSQ *tSAM FCioa V s AUTOMOBILES, jnsaenger cars and trucka made in 1923 total four millions. Next year’s output will be bigger, and all needed. It is foolish to talk of motor car ex­ travagance. The cars pay their way, in time saving and health, and pay a big profit In pleasure. ' T in g ! ' anp i' ll to Avne o n To e s Th URSC^YS AN' SATURDAYS , IT DOE3 NOT pBim, l*EEL, NOR W,!8TR?L CHALK OFF*’ ^ A Full bine of Kelso*^ Y n iih « and Btai„ ** SOLD OiNLY BY AMD w e'll. Both LAYOFF CWSIW0AY IN CHINA they have no motor cars worth mentioning, few roads, and you can hire Chinese for l few cents n day. In many cases cars are bought here, instead of whiskey, or instead of spending money on gambling. Men must have some excitement. The best possible is driving a car. SANFORD Paint store T W elako Bldg. rtlra. _ SPECIAL PRI( Jan. 10th, IHh, and ,2 33x5 Tires and Tubs y your gas from visible iVWHoeft WRATI&tYtte GONG To DO NOW ? . THIS YEAR, Henry Ford, or somo man younger, ought to be­ gin the production of,flying ma­ chines in quantity. A man with courage, knowledge nnd money could render np greater services than by making this the leading flying country. lO! Palmetto Avcnui 111.1 Sanford Avenue Phone -1S1-J TO MAKE the machines would create tho fliers, and the country needs them for nrmy, navy anil post office. The navy reserve of fliers numbers only 200 and ought to number 3,000. The flying ma­ chines will create the fllosr, as the automobiles created the drivers, SECRETARY Mellon says the best year wc have ever known ic ahead of us. The people owe much to Mr. Mellon’s management of national finances. One of tha world’s ablest business men, he was on J<is wav to be the richest man in the nation when he drop­ ped his own business to manage public finance. Wo re-charge and repair makes of Batteries RAY BROTHERS Phono 518--------------Sflnfr MR. MELLON inspires confid­ ence, and not only promises pro?, perity but makes It. He predict', n Coolidgc election. That depends The W ar A gainst Lynching most of all on Mr. Mellon himself, New York Tribune more thnn on Coolidgc. Tho bogey of "n bad Presidential year” doe’s not frighten the Secretary, and it At the beginning of tho negro cases the custodians failed to safe­ nerd not frighten any other able migration “The Columbia (S. C.) guard their charges, hut it is no man. State” remarked that when tho longer customary to surrender STANDARD OIL Company of fainters began to understand that victims tamely to a lynching bee. The Indiana, announces two cents in­ It will not bo possible entirely crease in gasoline price. By nn in­ every outburst of mob violence teresting and puzzling coincidence, would be followed by tho exodus to stamp out mob murder as an B E A U T I F U L HATS the Sinclair und White Eagle Com of thousands of negro laborers to institution until punishment fol­ HAVE JUST ARRIVED. panics announce exactly the same the north a tide of public opinion lows tho crime. Of tho fifty-two increase in exnctly the same terri­ against lynchings would set in. persons brought to trial last year A D I V E R S I T Y OF tory. It mny be accidental, but looks like good tenm play. What Whether public opinion and self- in conoction with lynchings, only SHAPES AND MATE­ comes down, must go up, it seems. interest have been aroused, or for two were sent to jail. It is utiil Recently gasoline prices were tum­ whatevor reason, the lynchings of safe to be mixed up in a lynching RIALS. bling everywhere. Now look for u 11)23 were less than half as mnny nlfair when juries have not the general rise nnd note how har­ us those of 1022, according to>. the courage or the will to convict and moniously it is done. record kept Tuskcgee 'In ­ public sentiment supports them, stitute. GERMAINE Berthon, French I-ist year twenty-eight persons (twenty-six negroes) were lynch­ ed, as against fifty-seven in 1022. The cause of this striking reduc­ tion may bo relnted to the fact of the negro migration and per­ haps also to the attempt a t Fed­ jury acquitted her after 25 min­ eral legislation against lynching utes. Now the French Legislature: which failed through a filibuster in will refuse to jrive votes to wom­ the Senate. The threat of Federal en, becauso Germaine Berthon interference with mob law may be would surely be elected to the having a deterrent effect. Chamber of Deputies if made eli­ But the real cure for lynching is gible. nn aroused public sentiment, of whichc there nre hopeful indications. THAT WILL seem “very In forty-eight instances in 1023 French" to some of us. But the officers of the law prevented young womnn’s lawyer made a lynchings; only six of these in the powerful plea, strange here, but north. The obligation to protect convincing there, lie said, quite risoners by adequate guard and truly, that the man his client kill­ y force of arms, if necessary, is ed represented an effort to restore now fully recognized nnd acted kings and destroy the French Re­ upon in every stnto. In thirteen public. He represented also the class thnt murdered Jaures when the war begun. Jaures, the great radical lender, whose teachings The Public Forum were gnainst the horrible war. He said, “My young client’s net, evens up that Jaures score,” nnd the jury Editor of Herald: agreed with him. But refusing I note in the issue of Monday, And the price Is *170 less—the m ost outstanding votes to women, for fear n young Dee. 31, a paper which contained value ever offered by Essex. female anarchist assassin might be one of our nds, that you have ob­ elected to Parliament seems going tained Brisbane's editorial column W ith this lower price you gel an even more attractive a little far. ‘Today," Coach body and a six-cylinder motor built on the For this, acquisition I wish to THE OLD volcano Kilcau, in congratulate you. To my mind it principle of the famous Hudson Super-Six. Hawaii, is nctive ngnin, fountains is the best editorial work being of lava spurting up here and there done in America today. In the In everything that counts for long satisfactory service in the crater. The science conven­ north it used to cume to my desk at low cost the new Essex combines the best details tion at Cincinnati learns that vol­ every day und was read with de­ from both Hudson and the former Essex. canoes arc not what we thought, licious joy. Since being in Florida openings, releasing the pent-up I have not seen it nnd frankly W e ask this test: Take a ride. You will enjoy it— fires at .the earth’s center. They miss it much. Your readers will bo are local manifestations, having much benefited by ''Today." that’s certain. See how handling is simplified. Starts nothing to do with the red-hot core Yours very truly. at the touch of your toe. Steers easily as a bicycle. thnt the earth retains from its Hollywood Land £ Water Co. And hoiv easy gears shift. Easy to park too. Its low youth ns a flaming, blazing mans. January 5, 1921. center of gravity makes safe and comfortable driving By Joe Kelly. on all roads at all speeds. IN FACT, OUR central heal Publicity Director. may not he flue to fire at all, but to chemical combinations, radio ac­ Simple to keep in first class condition. Requires little tivity or other forces. You can TOM SIMS SAYS attention. Lubrication for the most part is done with buy a hot-water hag that needs no an oilcan. Mileage on fuel, oil and tires isexccptional. hot water. Chemicnis, with u tunNews from Greece. King may Touring Model -$850 spoonfui of water added, create Un­ get his job back. He's lucky. It's You, too, will sayi " th e new Essex provides ideal bent. fr tifftt and Tax Extra easier than running a cafe. transportation.’* THAT SCIENCE convention nl Statistics show -13,093.1)82 so showed a primitive "sending of power without wires." A bulb hunches of bananas sold last year. A 3 0 M inute R id e W ill'W in You wns lighted nt a distance, with no Popular song writers are big liars. wires connecting it. When that A success is n man who picked problem is sovlcd, and the far­ away cataracts 'of the world serd out the right kind of habits. power through the air, to flying Scuttle man nnd girl got arrest­ machines above and the factories in distant cities, a new age will ed for stealing smelling salts, so begin. And it _is coming. You now they both need some. see tho lightning carrying R* Several shows in New York are power from sky to earth with no raid to be so naughty the tickets wires. arc sold six weeks in advance. AN ELECTRIC "ultra -audible” New invention studies the sen microphone makes it possible to hear any record sounds made by bottom. Goes down four miles. insects, hitherto supposed to ut­ That is nnother deep study. ter no suund at nil. This inven­ Here’s good Lean Year nows, tion will be to the oar what the microscope is to the eye and will 'fore single men thnn women in open up a world of new sounds this country. Hut ho careful. We may listen to the marching Marcus J.oew snv* *nili,'»-»-d'3ants, giving their war commands, or the selemn eockroa'h convers­ ’nr movies are through. We say ing -in the sink. There is a not until all press agents nre shot. world of color above and below Jennings' Campaigns. our eyesight—above the violet, 115 Magnolia Ave. DeFuniak Breeze: Frank Jen­ below the red. 1 nings of Jacksonville, candidate, 671 for governor, was in DeFuniak the first of the week, looking the field over briefly, en route to IVnsacola. Mr. Jennings intends, ho Phone 11 J says, to be Florida’s next gover­ nor. ami is pushing his campaign _ with vigor. --------------------------------------->— ------------- ---------------------- ------ F a s h io n ’s Quality Hat Shop E Built by Hudson Under Hudson Patents % SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX CO 1 d X J �phone: Office 148; MRS. FR E D DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W ENGAGED j . —Mrs. H arry Heewn •ntertain the members of Idlers Bridge CIu^ *t hcr on Union Avenue, a t 3 p. ..-M aster Clifford Bell (itert.tin a number of h .i * friends at 4 p. m.,.at his . on Celery Avenue, y—Mrs. M. S. Wiggina entertain the Thirteen Club at her home on olia Avenue nt 3 p. m. »y—East Side Primary iJ«t-Teachcr Aasciatlon at IN HONOR OF MRS. JONES. Tuesday, Mrs. J. M. Jones of Columbus, Ga., was the honorcc, when a congenial party motored to Orlando, where they were enter­ tained at luncheon. Upon their re­ turn to Sanford they wore enter­ tained at a theatre party at the Princess Theatre. The parly included Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert of Pnlatka, Mrs. J. M.! Jones, of Columbus, Ga., Miss! Mcblo Ingraham of West Palm ' Beach, and Mrs. C. W. Speer. j*y--\Vest Side Primary Pantleachcrs Association t at SJO p. m. .. „ !^diy—South Side Primary Pa"atTeachers Association at jn n, m. ,,, , day—Mrs. Deane Turner will ntertain the Kntre Nous n t ' 8 _Sanford Association of jfnoM Women will have din­ ar ,t 8 I>. m., Valdes Hotel, in or of Mrs. Margaret Laing, f Chicago. j y —Mrs. Jnmct 0. Sliaron jfl entertain iho members of Every Week Bridge Club at p, m., at her home on Tenth Mr. and Mrs. Burt Peterson nnd little son, Robert Starling Peter­ son, leave Jamestown, N. Y.,: Thursday evening for Florida.They will spend n few days in' Jacksonville as the guests of Mrs., Peterson's aunt, .Mrs. Robert, Simms before coming to Knnford, where they will spend severnl weeks ns the guests of her pa­ tents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Starling. w . vf*' |C. D. Dyal, cashier of the DayBank and Trust Company, i the guest of W. H. Tunnicliffe Thursday. ID. L Thrasher and R. T, Thrn.shI were culled to Dude, City Thurs■y by the deatlv^uf their aunt, In. Jennie Ernest: I Mrs. James I.uqghlin 3rd, of fUmlo was the guest of Mrs. W. Tunnicliffe on Wednesday en ote to her home from New York. | J. Allen Blount of Waynesboro, , will arrive in Hanford Thursly evening and will be the guest , his lister, Mrs. Henry Purdon Iher home on Palmetto Avenue. IMin Florn Zelmcnovitz of uniwick. Ga., is the attractive i«t of her sister, Mrs. S. S. homel nt her home on Hanford (tights. Mn. George MeRory and chil*n have returned home from tsburg, where they scent severweeks as the guest of her nioth, Mrs. McKenzie. Mrs. Walter Coble of Kissirn** was the charming guest, Tuesy evening of Mrs. W. H. Tunlitfe, at her lovely country home Rutledge Station. Photo shows Miss Mary Peck (above), daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. Horace D. Peck, now spending the winter nt Miami, Fla., whose en­ gagement to Gene Sarazcn, golf star, lias been announced, it is re­ ported. Tho recent report of Sarazen’s engagement to Miss Pnulinc Garon, film star, proved false, it is said. BIRTHDAY PARTY. ST. AGNES GUILD. A very pretty children's party „„ ,,, , -------given this week, was that of Wed- There will be un important bu»inesday afternoon, when little Miss <ness meeting of the St. Agnes Dorothy Marshall entertained Guild Monduy afternoon at the about SO of her young friends at a home of Mrs. M. Minnrik on Lau­ birthday party nt her home on Laurel Avenue, in celebration of rel Avenue, with Mrs. Minarik and her eighth birthday anniversary. Sirs. Adams ns hostesses. All memPink and white, the chosen col- j hers are urged to be present. ors were carried out in every d e-1 ---- -— tail. In the large living and dining Mr. nnd Airs, Charles I’elot and rooms, quantities of sweet peas Mrs. \V. S. Jordon who have been and roses combined _ with ferns the guests of Judge...nnd Mrs. were U3cd. The dining table was ...... . , . , laid with n lace cloth and in th e , ,,a™C9!G: hrtaron fl,r ,he I'aut week center was the large birthday cake A their home on Tenth Street, loft iced in while and topped with eight i i * !l£rJ5*a>* afternoon J o r ^heir tiny pink tapers in ros«* itolJ*tsF' ^ ''g u C r *n Jack#no*ill*-^ «, The afternoon was merrily spent I r- — ■ . .---------- :--------—: with games of nil kinds nnd at a late hour, refreshments of ice 7 -T T .o -rcream and cake were served. The ' b s s f l children wore given balloons as favors. Assisting the hostess in looking1 after tho pleasure of her guests’ 0 were her mother, Mrs. Charles; Marshall, and Mrs. Rollins of S a-j vannnh, Mr4. Orion Stenstrom and Mrs, A. C. Williams. I FOR MRS. WILDER. Mrs. George A. DeCottes and Mrs. G. D. Bishop will entertain at bridge nt the home of the latter on Magnolia Avenue Friday after­ noon at 3 o’clock honoring Mrs. Edwin Wilder of Orlando, a re­ cent bride. Mrs. Wilder will be remembered as Mias Lucy Byrd Sniythe. The guests will include the members of the young married set nnd intimate friends of tho honoree. Mus Sybil Barwick of Jncksonle arrived in Snnford Tuesday U is the attractive guest of her EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CLUB. ndmother, Mrs. H. J. McMulMrs. James G. Sharon is enter­ 11at her home on Palmetto Ave- taining the members of the Every le, Week Bridge Club, Thursday af­ ternoon at her home on Tenth Miss Evelyn Edcnfieid. formerly Street, Savannah, but now of Sanford, -turned Tuesday, after a most WESTMINSTER CLUB. ’ ughtrul visit to Snvannah, where Tho Westminster Club of the * was entertained by relatives Presbyterian Church will meet id friends with a series of pnr- Monday afternoon at 3:30 at the She will now- resume her home of Mrs. II. R. Rosebro on uwes at the High School. Magnolia Avenue. M1LANE THEATRE •nc Night Only, Wednesday Jan. 1 6 0' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 On Monday evening, the cozy home of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Bnumci, was the scene of n lovely par­ ty. when they celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary. Quantities of exquisite pink roses,, sweet peas, poinsettias and hibiscus together with potted ferns nnd plants were used in dec­ orating the various rooms. During the evening n splendid musical program was rendered nnd late in the evening, the hostess, assisted by her sister, Miss Flora, Zelmcnovitz, served a delicious salnd course followed by an ice course. Company, which recently aeqafred the Florida East canal, for consid­ wlU begin a t a n early data. I t Is am) erable Improvements in the canal, indicated in a letter from an offi­ the canat survey as the first with the view of establishing a cial of tho company. In tbla corn- .mprovtng its ntv Formal Opening Saturday, January We will have on display at our show rooms all models of the Chalmers and Maxwell Cars, Saturday, January 12, and you are cordially invited to call and inspect any or all models* SERVICE Mrs. J. M. Jones of Columbus, Gn„ is the guest of Mrs. C. W. > Speer nnd is tho recipient of many ’ lovely social courtesies. (jaMby—Master Volie Willinms frill entertain a number of his .oaf friends nt his home.on the Fut Side. j y —Mra. George A. DeCottss lird Mrs. G. I). Bishop will enItertain at bridge a t the hnme of ■the Utter on Magnolia Avenue, honoring Mrs. Edwin Wilder of lOrUndo, n recent bride. Jlj—Mrs. E. P. Morse will enItirUin the mendierB of the Book lLoms Club at her home at I Ratiedge Station. jy —Mothers’ Club will bo on[Urtained by Mrs. Frank Adams linid Mrs. Sam Bradford at the Ime of the former at 3:30 p. m. ridaj—The Sallie Harrison Chap­ iter, .V. S. D. A. R„ will hold ■their regular monthly meeting lit the home of Mrs. G. R. Loueks |T1T Magnolia Avenue, at 3 I o’clock. <*j—Literature Department of [Woman's Club meet at 3:30 p. In. at club house. 188. BODW ILL IN AT BIRTHDAY DINNER. WEST PALM BEACH, Jan. 9 — Mrs. Harry Bodwell entertained 1~ P lan s are being made by the a number of friends Wednesday [ Florida Canal and Transportation ovenlng a t a surprise birthday dinner tfiven for Mr. Bodwell, which was greatly enjoyed by all. The dinner was held at the Semi­ nole Cafe in a private dining room, special arrangements having been made for a most delightful course. Tho dining room was artistically decorated with red roses and ferns. After the dinner the guests were taken to the Milano theatre where they enjoyed Coburn’s Minstrels. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bodwell included Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Con­ nelly, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, Mr. nnd Mrs. George A. DeCottes, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Bishop. i * That satisfies the customer is our motto and wc want an oppor­ tunity of showing you what “REAL SERVICE” means* . OPEN SHOP FOR GENERAL REPAIRS On all makes of Cars .Now in Operation. 9 t i 1 f tt x T I ? Come Pierson-R ogers A uto Co. it T i I T When your wind is shut off and, I •rrcatliing dillicult you try to ruDe the ohlrgm by suddenly contracting the1 T luriBs nud forcing air through tb>* hroat This is hard on your lung* ? rml your throat and dilates tire blood ± ossein. Clogged throats are en.oly and CLOGGED THROATS .ntcUy opened, phlegm raised and tin hrout is eontins I nnd healed by I.eon 'vdt K Cough Syrup (Cmwnted). II rercata straining, hacking nud has r 'irttrnble antiseptic action. Best remciv fo.- coughs, colds, bronchitis Tippe, croup, nrnl whooping cough hire, rtjro nud pleasant- At yen! dragsLt, ...... t f ❖ Corner Sanford A venue and Second Street Phone 194 Phone *“ ■ Specials / or the Last Two D ay IN OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Cleanup Prices on Silk and Wool Dresses. Betty Wales Coed and oth­ er fine dresses. Values up to .$22.50, all in one lot. Silk and Wool for SILKS Crepe Satins, Canton, Charmouse, colors. 40 inch. Per yard $2.95 Silk Ratines, Colored Prints, Crepe Chine. Special for, yard $1.95 Bipr rack of Silk and Poret Twill. Values up to $29.75. Your choice for fl Ever F ast Suiting. Bi^ shipment, colors. For this sale, yard 44c 32-inch,.fust colors, Gingham, smi check and plaids for 8 29c t OtIIMi IIIIUUT AMI 1AT.WT KIIOM A Hf.rilHD-llltlJ»HI N« III > IN NKW lUIlK, I'llll.A iir.I.rillA AMI t llK AUII Only a few Dresses left in our better lines. Values up to $49.00. Priced to close out quick MWDUM AND OOLDRtY'R. P u p r^ - ^ K e .S E N 'j A T lO N A t . LAU6HTER.N0VEUV 36-inch Pajam a.Check. for, yard 19c PLAY. 0 8 Best g All-Wool Poret Twill Serge, Broad Cloths, 44 to 54 inches, all colors, for, yard Ready-to-Wear D ept—Second Flcor $2.95 ** SOLID SEASON AT THE KlAW THEATRE NEW YORK ' I n n D ill,. | n T l j r X f i * T u r k A m e r i c a n n n j » « " I d c f > t h e r.i u*t h a r J r u r U . l u i u t n n n c k a l n n l I b r a t r e - K » e r s I n a ll t b r n u a b th [» a e n u u* > n t ' »> | i l f > n l l b n u l n c u r i l l r n r t n u , I t I* p r c e U e l r n l i n t t h e i .W t '* 1 , l u I 0 ' e vvill n n i l r r o t n i n l m n l n i i l i r r c i n t c . I ' n o c l n a t l n j l . r n • " • ‘r — • m i w l 1 'i i e . r i i M o l n a I h r l l l r r , I t I* n t l r i - r | i r c o a i l i l r I h r l l l r r . " Unn *" J n m e o l l u i t h e o , C i t r n l l m Iliirriu iK li* , I t u h ) U l n c k l i u m . n o ila m l l a n o m nl a cool I 'l l M - K t l l X t i 'T . PRICES— 50c to $2.00 Scats cn Sale at Uowct'g Dru? Store— Mail Orders Now 6 ONLY TWO MORE DAYS LEFT, SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT January Sale ; Y O W E L L CO. January Sale I H f lS U H i �p h o tic 498 Lettuce: ClL 1, Fla. 9, RdDAILY-MARKET quo IONS to $2.75. Fla. 1 1-2 bu. hprs. Big raaine Fla. 1; 26 ears on track In­ cluding broken, supplies and de­ CAR DOT SHIPMENTS REPORIT- boston $1225 to $1.75. ■ moderate, market firm fori ED 1- OR TUESDAY Jam Ik ■ Tomatoes: Fla. 1,1 broken car. mand ood stock. Fla. 1 1-2 bu. hpre.| Oranges: Fla. 82, Cdl. FI8fl Flu boat receipts moderate, demand 12. total 222. Unreported Gth, Fla. limited, market about steady weak­ ig Boston about 2600 packages express 81.25 and $1.35. Winter j 5, 5th, Flu. 23. ---er tendency.^ Fla. 6a turning and via Garden $1.60 and $1.75, others fair (irapcfrult: Florida. 82* Tex. 1. green wrpd fancy $3.00 faw extra Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and ik. Miami Golf Club Continued from pngo 1, total 83. Unreported 8th, Fla. 7, fancy hlghei,* choice $2.00 to $3.00 $1.25 and $1JS0, poor 75c and $1.00. Transferred Anywhere Any Time and if it is not created they will unreported 5th, Fla., 19. Celery: Cal. 57N. Y. 4, 17 cars | Celery: Flo. 4. N. 1, 26 cars MIAMI, Fla., inn. lO.-nlock Have to be rewritten. Storage lu-tluce: Fla. 10, Arts. 30, Cal. on track Including brogen supplies on track including broken, supplies moderate, demand, slow, trading Hutchison, former British open C5, total 111. • 1 Simmons Urges Repeal. moderate, demand slow, trading Fla. 9, Cal. G8, N. Y. Iignt m ark d nbout steadi Fta 10 Hnxlted, market steady, N. Y. 2-3 champion, broke tho country club During tlic tax debate in the 15,IVIerv: I n A S ? ! J Q ^ S S S ^ S S £ ! crntes GMden Self bl»nchlng $2.75 total 92. MOINES, In., .Inn. 10,— course records here / Saturday Senate, Senator Simmons of North Cabbage: Fla. 5, Cnl. 3, Colo. 2, $3.00 to $3.25, 8-10 dosens $2.75 | « mI *3-00- CaI* P°orer ,ow “ m »rnkc University football wnrrlors with n 00, but the mark, six under Carolina, ranking Democrat on La., 1, N. Y. 86, Pn. 1, S. C. Tex. | and $3.75. I $L50. _ ill travel 0,000 miles in covering par, will not stand since two of the linalieo committee; advocated 4. Wash. 1, Wts. 34, totalisaf. Un­ fiia a n H H iM n a riK a u iiiiia iUaiailn|^ Cabbage: Fla. 2r N .Y . 3, S. C.t Ihelr 1024 gridiron schedule, it th'1 greens are temporary. reported 7lh, Wis. 2. 2, Fla. 1 1-2 bu, pointed type, $1.50 A class is not a party, and you m s revealed here Thursday when Temporary greens are harder to repeal of the telephone, telegraph Apmntoea: Fla. 10, unreportod j aA.l 81 40 fow Sl ^ Y. per ton shouldn't dress so fine; “ E0VN. Athletic Director K. I* Wilson an­ putt on than regular ones, hut do and other so-called nuisance taxes nth, Flu. l; unreported Gth, FDs. j higher? You should just be nest and dain­ nounced tho list of games the Bull­ spite this, Jock losses his record, and asosrted that he did not want] ty when you go to school at Washington (dear 33 above) dogs will piny next season. lie and Mike Rrndy hold the course to reduce taxes “so only the very Mixed Vegetables: Fin. 7. Cal, j Lettuce: No. C 1 arirals, 7 Low nine. ,To open the season, the Drake record a t present witli a 07. 0, Colo. 4, 111, 1, La. 6, N. Y. 5, rich will got the benefit of Iwnheeled shoes and simple dress­ Hutchison, paired with Dave , , . , Tex. 19, Vn. 1, total 47. Unrconrt- cars on track broken, suplles, de­ \ eleven will go to Salt Like City es should always be the rule; Spitnll, Toronto professional, do! thirds of tho reduction and 40,ed Clh Fla. 4; unreported Gth, Fla. mand moderate, market steady. Other things are otit of taste when | ! where they meet tho University of feated Mike Brndy and Dan Ilealy 000,000 the benefit of tho other 3. ..... Cat, crates — ........................ $2.b0, and.......... $2.75; — Fla. ’’'.-.U tah team In a game, Oct. 4. a lassie goes to school. _ _ _ rri,_v „.1II un the season on "f Country Club, 3 to 2 in a third." Maikct Quotations For Wednesday | N. Y. crates $1.50 and $1.75 few —P. W. K. f ^ Iinv Phv nfaklnu n best hull foresotne. Brndy was two "We took off the excess profits Jan. 9, Atlantai (Clear 19 nbove) , $2.00. rdne-viMe Kin Pttr with 70 Spitall one un....,. . ! ' Oranges: Liberal supplies, Peas: Eggplant: Supplies and You can’t tell a good farmer by 1 ‘ .I n will . Vsb with ‘,rr with 71 and Ilealy bad 75. Jock taxi.., he continued, and now mnij;ct steady, boxes $2.50; bull: denutnd moderate, murket .steady Peas: Flu. hprs. $1.75, • de- looking nt him nor by hearing him i 'l t e & X T f i S r i S d - S { - H N J M rife . ..ml m. « ■ * lo r they come here amt have us take 51..%. 10 bu. «!T one-half of the remainder of (irapcfruil: Boxes $2.25, bulk mand moderate, mnket steady. Fla. talk; youvo got to watch him farm ' The Drake football schedule for '* for several years. their surtaxes.” $1.50 bu. hrps, wax $2.00 $2.50. Capital SI 00,000.00 V -*1*8024, ns announced Thursdnv by r ir r ilT V ) T 1111/1 Senator Simmons asserted thcro Beans: Demand slow, $2.23,. Peppers: Liberal supplies,1de, i/jAthlotlc Director Wilson, follows:! V A 1c I H I I I m I it $2.75. j mand fair, market dull. Fla. crates was a “monstrous monopoly of Oct. 4—University of Utah at AilU iU ia i host $2.50, fair $2.00. publicity" hacked by rich corpora­ Cukes: Crates fancy, 304. We loon money to salaried people and wage a Salt take City. Eggplant: Crates fancy, $4, Cukes: Demand good for good tions and organisations ! for tho $4.51), purer $1.50. stock, supplies light, market firm, Oct- 11—Coo at Den Moines Mellon tax plan. Their propa­ ers on monthly payment plan. >10 ganda, he said, was misleading the Celery: Mostly around $3.00. >ir,n- bu. rrnten fancy $5.00, choice public hti'J the Democrats wt*ro Sipinsh: Smuyy yellow fancy $3.50 and $4.00. Philadelphia (d ear 35 above) Start th e New Year by S a v in g prcpnml to discuss tux revision demand slow, $3.00, $4.00. Oct. 26—Oklahoma Poppers: Fancy crates $2.00, deBerries: Fla. l, 1 unbroken car until the public was undeceived. m Moines. on track, supplies and demand Senator As hurst, Democrat, Ari­ ninnil slow. Six percent paid on Savings. « lt> T h r A n a o rln lril l ’ r r « ) ours rattmxm Nov. 1—Open. Cabbage: S. C. Wakefield crate moderate, market slightly strong­ zona, declared the ‘fault he found MIAMI Jan. Ill—An tho er, Fin. 32 qunrt crates various va­ Nov. 8—Kansas at Dim Moines, with the Mellon plnn was that it $2.50; Fla. crates $2.75. OILY SKIN-ODOR OF PQIMUIWI (Kitgrowth of barring his son Strawheries: Suplics light, rieties 35c to 40c quart, express (Home-coming). from school nt Maron l’a.» did not make a proportionate refew higher. BLACKHEADS—OflARKD PORES A Dollar locked up is like a Dead Mi duction between the rich and tho mnr^e^ “ ><\ ‘ l,c 9unrt Nov. 16.—Kansas Aggies at Strihliling anoonred Thursday Tomntocn: Bahama Id9 2, 2 poor. Ho said lio had lieon in -! . Icirnmond Vn. RED NOSE—FIEOdO Manhattan. that in the fulnre training formed tho treasury*** plan would Berrien Grapefruit, Oranges* cars on track, supplies light, de­ <|iiartcrs fur his son young Nov. 22—Ames nt Ames. WUJ Km* Ymr 3H» fimlk Neither of them do any business. result in a tax paving for Secretary cabbage. I rlce« unchangefl mand moderate, market strong Slrihling, the pugilist would Nov. 27—University of Florida' good stock, Fla. 6s turning wrap­ Mi lion himself of $500,1)00 and! »*«!*•"'ore (Foggy. J I above) at Gainesville. ■ i lie loaned here. Be said hr added liie suggestion that H enry; bquash: Strawberries: No sup- ped fancy count $3.50 and $4.00, woulr arrange for prtvnlc tu­ With five Missouri Valley and! Forti's in:t rcilitction would be „ , . „ .. chilied $3 choice count $1.00, chill­ The officers of this Institution are under Peppers: Express receipts light ed $2.00. 1 two inters optional contest.* railed-1 toring scrapper. r____ _ i$i,ooo,nno. movement slow, market dull, Fla. Cukes and Snunsh: No C 1 ar­ uled. Coach Solem'a grldders will "M ACON, (in., .Inn. 10.—Unless $40,000.00 Security Bond Copeland’s Estimate, fancy $2.50; choice $1.50. rivals, supplies light, demand mod­ face the hardest schedule in 1921 some arrangement can he made for See the “Marriage Another Democrat, .Senator crates erate. Beans (Express receipts modcrthat any Drake team has ever Urn completion of his education (upelmid, of New York, ritimated F. W. Pledger, President J. P. Chapman, Maui demand moderate, murket Cukes: Market firm, Fla. 7-8 of the Midgets” at filled. b re. \V. L. “ Young" Striblinjr, tl>«t -hi taxpayers who rontrib- ate, steady. Bu. hprs. green fancy $2.75 bu. hrps. wide range some frozen The Bulldogs will face strong iiiidiik'W’cight linxing sensation, and uled $90 <100,000 to the treasury 3. n»)e ereen Lest $2.25, poor $1.51) nil grades best $3.00, poor SI.25 High School Jan. 15. 1*1* ,j(fV .H WV’ U I ll tL^bf allowed it liu tY K I U U ill » r o XT! opposition in the opening npening^ game |,j9 ........................... family,t will move to _____________ another lurt year would lot total nnd $2.00. against the University of lltali, •ittioii ’o r'tb e ’cuiintry, according ictluctions.nl $45,000,000 under th e '* ' Squash: Murket slightly strong which is a member ut Hie Rocky m n ,.tati m eat'by "Pa” Stribling, Mellon plan .IrL n,! m .Ib n h m S pepper crates $1.35 and $1.50 Mountain confcrciicc and antiiially father of thr boxer, following ucThe Senate debate wan pre- » J* , ‘ ,.»jL «i Vr.'ii Fla. Pens: Fin. 1, 1 unbroken car MMH■■■■■ BH■■■■■■■ ■■(■■■■■■■■■U■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■SBMEKMIU H1BBBIHUB produces one of the strong foot- tiou of school authorities here eipilated by Senator iMcI.ean, R^- i choice *t| 75 ’ * ' on truck, light supplies, market bail machine:- in the we t. While yesterday in refusing to allow the publican, Connecticut, when he s ' demand good, Fin. hprs. u ! Eggplant: No. C 1, arrivals, 1 liiaking the trip to Salt Lake City, t.yy to continue in school. Too dtew comparijoiH between prodie car on track, express receipts mod- steady, M5. cxnres- »*cs< $'t.00 nnd \ "2 .— it is likely Hint the Drake grid- mnhy hhsen.es was given as the Hons made by Democrats of th e 1, 'n ip demand'alow trading light*'. Peppers: Fla. 1, 2 cars on track ■■ t lion.. it-iil ef .iii i.li tti im il'P ) I til. I. ) h n u ..l in ii ( i n ‘i d o l * I n iiM d a l iit n n r n l I lio . . ... t l ‘j dcra will stop off in Denver. Col- reason for the action. .disaster to follow enactm ent of the m.‘irt wrnt.ni- Kin iii>mw>prrniMs . suppli t*H iiiocleriitu, clumami hbh/ 1®5 I u .rrn iin Springs and other Rocky E ith e r Newark, N. J „ or Pliiln- Foidney-M cCiunher ta riff law ami ra.,,. V3S 01) to 83 no 'frw hlirKnr market steady. Crates fancy $2.50 Sa hilnhia will he th e place of Ids the actual iraiilts of th at m easu rei Pea- KxnresV n.criopis , M ountain resorts. (dolohin ts ’ niii.'l ,!■ moder­ and $2.25, . I - - The ii..:___ ____of_ Florida ......... fu tu re residence rnst.lrnrr if lrft this in.licntrd le a tn on h r conn mm. r.x p riss rL tupvs lliou University eleven future if hher left this na indicated by-ddata on Ithe ate, demand slow, market very Beans: Fla. 1, 2 cars on track, ! .■ has played Hutvai ! clu e games ‘ iiy, "IV* Stribling was quoted (tiy ’n foreign commerce. dull. hit. hprs, large bent $2.90 to market firm, supplies light, de­ * .In recent years. Their 1921 nched- :,H saying. Tim school hoard had; "Hidory,” he asserted, "doer: $2.25, por low as $1.90. mand fair, Flu. ordinury hprs, * ule, in addition to the game with Uio matter under con toleration not ircurtl a nnm* complete case Lettuce: Fin. 2, 4, cars reran- green 52.00 and S2.50, poor'*** 5()e Drake, include i battles with the several mmillis ago but no drlinite nf coin -.al ignorance of basic eco„ .. . signed, 18 cars on track Itvdudin** and $1.50; express green 1.50 nnd A Race for Bargains well worth your running! time - nnd, lawi.’• 1,1 ny and Ueorgia viemgu Teel lecn. . let ion w ar taken nt (lie ....... ......noiuic .. l,,w Or vvns *it«■ igooraute ignorance i,r0k„, broken supplies and demand mod- $3.25, wax oruinury *2.U0 anil $2.00 Army ! m'lLtniIh» irili to ftoines-1 »rcording to the statement of the cntiiely and not a well conceived, erntc mnrket about steady. Cn. Cabbage: Fla. 1, N. Y. 4, S. 1 In . I , wil . oT, " d ’enntendent ,,f sclmob . no a c -; plan to frighten voter.i into sup-, Valley Iceberg crates $2.ntl 9, 27 cars track iDeludes broken I ville i ablyy “;n.;;r ............. ...... . ..... ............. ____ day before Thank, giving, stopping . ofT in St. Louis Monday for a jirac* -M i * tice session. From there they will * take the Dixie Flyer t*» I'tinUaBARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! KVERYI nonga, where they will again stop , , Jor practice nnd visit Lookout WHGRE IN OUR GREATEST JANUARY CLEARANCE * Mountain, Misdomiry Ridge nnd SALE! ’ J other historic point:. They will ■ go to Jacksonville, Flu., for prac* lice -uik Wednesday, ami. will travel ■ .fl»l in* I ... I K l,. *<«*!(• Ill t* » i l i a # II•• f * I flV ‘t o m t i t s / 'HV’Miflet '.Vown' file $35.00 to $13.00 , const to (iniuesville on Thanksgiv­ Daddy Junior Starts Sale Ends ing Day. (kilning hack, tin y prob­ Boys’ $15 Suit, January 11 January 21 Hart, Schaffner ably will stop off in Cincinnati ami I Chicago. 8 to 18 & Marx In covering the ree'ord-lirctiklng EVERY PAIR of SHOES in the * distnnee of *1,1)00 mile during the QUALITY BRAND House Mnrked DOWN, DOWN! * coming reason, the Bulldogs will . • touch 11 states—Iowa, Missouri, O S Lot of Black and Tan Oxfords— Campus Togs Suits i Kentucky Tennessee, (ieorgia, $7.00 to $9.00— Going , Florida, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, MR. VV. O. SMITH REPRESENTING ’■ Kansan, Nebraska, Colorado, a t...................................... Must Go— $ 10.00 Wyoming and Utah. Your Choice to $12 THOMPSON W ith Safety a certainty Prospects fur another strong Florsheim Shoes $10 I football team nt Drake in 1921 High Grade Shoes........ | <;• lire bright. Conch Solcin in i»; onwhy let m oney earn less? I ly two veterans from his 1923 ma­ Best Quality Headlight Overalls chine—Captain Dill Dueller and Created, approved and recommended by Cincinnati, Ohio ■ * Tackle Al Krueger—and he lias ■ j. p. sMirn the South’s oldest Mortgage Investment ■ ‘ 1 tine now material to (ill there gaps. ■■ $0.00 SH0E3 !■ Will Be With U s On House, which in fifty-eight years has never I For the part two seasons, the Bull­ Other Overalls, Work P ants nml Lot Odds and Endn M sc-Id an unsafe investment, Adair Protected B dogs have finished third in the Work Shirts Women’s Pumps i Missouri Valley football race. Bonds, secured upon the highest type of income-producing properties, yield the in­ and Oxfords Conmiou egg 1eo.d too much. vestor 7%. Lot Children’s His hanker usually can tell Very Men’s and Boys’ Shirts, Under­ A 7°,o yield will increase your wealth Pumps and Oxfcrib accurately whether or not to place With an exceptional line of all-wool fabrics, including wear. Collars, Ties, Belts. Hose surprisingly foster than the ordinary 3Vi% a farmer on or nil- the success li>t. m ■■ a must varied .selcclion of HALF PRICE to 6 % returns. Why let your money earn and Socks, 25 PERCENT OFF less whr u you can secure 7% with abso­ FOB WORKING PEOPLE Men’se Dress Pants, Men’s Hats i Tile he .1 of workers get out of lute safety? TROPICAL WORSTEDS, SILKS, FLA N N ELS, MO­ 20 PERCENT OFF rorls when the liver fails to net. B O Y S ’ PANTS I f They: and Caps Lot Men’s $1.50 and $2.50 feel languid, half-sick, "blue" Adair Protected Bonds are issued in HAIRS ANI) OTHER HOT WEATHER a n d CAPS nnd discouraged and think they Shirts. $1.15 #100, #300 and #1,000 units. Savcr-inare getting lazy. Neglect of the e CLOTHS vestors may purchase on our improved $35 and $15 Overcoats ,symptom 1 might result in u aick partial payment plan. Payments draw in* spell, therefore the en iblu course terra l at 7%. Make your selection now. Will ship at your conveni­ is to tnki> a dosu or two of lierbine. It i; just the tnediinne need­ ence— Yours for Service. $3.50 C u r instructive investment booklet, ed to purify the system mid re­ You can SAVE Money: A $2.50, $.’L50 and $1.50 “Hoi.- to judge Southern Mortgage Bonds," store the vim and ambition of ARMY SHOES glance at our Prices will con­ health. Price Sold by II. C. togeth , with a folder which clearly ex­ Let Mr. Smith take your measure now. BfiWera. vince yon that we are giving WORK SHOES plains how you may increase your income, Suit can be shipped to suit your conveni­ a REAL MARK DOWN SALE. will lie gladly sent uport request. Simply IT DKIVBV8 OUT WORMS .$1.95, $2.90, $3.60 Sale Begins Friday Morning write your n u n c ami address across this ence. The surest sign of worm t in children is palem-ei, lack of inter­ advertisement and mail to us. est in plav, fretflilnesd, vaiiublo appetite, picking nt the nose and sudden starting in sleep. When these symptoms appear it is time to give White’M Cream Vennibige. A few doses drives out the worms REALTY & TRUST CO. and puls, the little one 011 the road Healey Building, ATLANTA to lienltli again. White’s Cream Vermifuge lias n record of fifty N EXT TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK, SANFORD, FLA. years of successful tee. |*ricc* 35c. a |a u N B M a a n a H a a B a a a a a a a H a M M a B a a a B a a a a a H a a a a M M U B iiiiiia a a » * * " j” raiaai Sold by Union Pharmacy, B H iB U B iianH saasaaaaaH B H aB iiM H iuiK aiiH H B aaM M M aaH B ! a B B B a a B a B B B B a B a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B a B a a a a a B a a a a a a a B a B B a a a a B B B B — t U EEBH SSZ FA COLLEGE IS " K S T C S * IG BIG ON iATOR GRID GAME 0. P. LEADERS TRANSFER S MAY MOVE FROM HIS ... - ' “tllilE IN MACON t r LOOKS “ HOSESHINE SH INY MV N O S E HOLIDAYS ARE OVER! j ! STOCK MUST BE MOVED! ------------ A C T ! ----------- 2 ADAIR PROTECTED 'JirstMorlqcHji 0,1 jA n n o u n c i n g eOur opring and bummer Display sale $9.90 $3.90 $6.50 Schaefer Tailoring Co. $5.00 | Thursday, Friday, Saturday j $21.90 TEN PERCENT OFF ■55 AT HALF PRICE 1-4 OFF A D A IR McKinnon-Markwood C om pany 1-4OFF_ D. L. THRASHE BBBaMBflMaBaBBBaaaasaiBiBBBBaMBia>*ia>t> MB T R Y I T ! T R Y Did you ever stop to think that no self-made made man ever achieved success until he first learned to save. JOIN OUR CHRISTM AS TRY I T ! IT We do not believe in stinginess, but we do believe in Thrift. SAVINGS CLUB N OW You may think this impossible, on the contrary it is quite possible,.and without a doubt is of extreme importance to every individual. TRY IT. . . . S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y B A N K . . 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Co?nt six words to line. Minimum charge of for first insertion. All Tid­ ing is restricted to proper ideation, esse of error The Herald be responsible for only one ct Insertion, the adverfor all subsequent inscr­ ibe Herald office should notified immediately in case tiror. PHONG 148 prompt and efficient service. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—I or 5-room T I M E F O R A L L T H I N G S BUT NOW IS THE TIME TO USE HERALD WANT ADS ANT AD R A T ES £ A house, will lease for 6 months or year _ privilege of purchasing same ng life of lease. Address, An­ ti, care Herald. ANTED—Good second-hand flat topdeak. Must be in good condi« md cheap for cash. Inquire Herald office. ANTED—Boom and board by young man permanently located, ferably with private family, re location and rate in reply. P. Box 417. . Madam Harriet, Beauty Parlor. Over Mobley's Drug Store Park Avc. Phone 245. ANTED—Your old furniture. Many people in Sanford would e to buy second hand furniture, drtrtire your snnre pieces in the trald Want Ails and sell them itkly. Phone 118 and the want department will be glad to init your nd.__________________ ECIAL NOTICE—If you have not paid your pol! 'fax do so to?! Do not tnisifThe opportunity help the City of Sanfonl put er the bond election January 11. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS iiiiitiiia u iiii REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Brand new 12-gnuga jin g le barreled shotgun, Stevens make, cheap for cash. Address i tiy.t i.lW. care Herald. i Ju B PRINTING—1 ho- TTerald Job . Plant is now located in the We,laka Building. Let u3 estimate on your Job work. Phone 148. LEGAL FORMS of all kinds for dale a t the_ Herald office. • FOR SALE—I-arge reed baby car­ riage at Telephone 38-l-J or 708 Pal me. to Avenue._____ Hopkins Shoe Shop Woik Guaranteed. 100 E. First St. FOR RENT signs for sale ut the Herald offic e . __________ SAUSAGE for sale—Pure pork sausage smoked with oaw wood, 35c. lb., postpaid. No order ac­ cepted for less than 3 lbs. Satis­ faction guarnatecd. Mrs. Enoch Sawyor, Tifton, Ga., It. D. F. No. 0.__________________________ HARDY Australian Pines, stand 10 degrees. $25 per 100. John B. Beach, West Palm Beach, Fla. FOR SALE—DcSoto paints and vanrishes at Sanford Novelty Wo^ks, sole_agents. 154-tfc DUNCirGRAPES, tree blueberries and blackberries—all vnrietio.x suitable for home and commercial planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ orous, well rooted plants insure good early profits. For full in­ formation and illustrated catalog No. 9, write Southern Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. FOR SALE—Egry Cash Register. Cost $C0 when new. Will sell cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald office.______________ FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcnrdall Avenue, Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp I*OR SALE— 10 acres, part Lakefront near Sanfonl. Will sell cheap. Terms. A. E. Dobbins, 323 Sanford Avenue. FOB SALK—Orange g r o v e ; terms country property. Britt 5 Realty Co. FOR SALE—Three desirable build­ ing lots located on paved street, worth $1,000.00 each. Owner will sacrifice for $2100.00. Britt Real­ ty Co.________ FOR SALE—Two fine building lots, located on one of the best coiners in Sanford, pacing and sidewalks both sides. At bargain.' free Britt Realty Co. FOR SALE—Five lots located on Sanford Ave., opposite Rose Ccurt, each 6Gxl30. Two of them 5 corner lots. Easy terms. -Britt R ealtyJ2o._________________ FOR SALE—Orange grove, 23 acres, 400 trees, location on lake, twenty minutes from Sanford. A good buy nt $0,500. Terms. Britt Realty Co. FOR SALE—5 acre celery farm, tiled, all equipment, good loca­ tion on hard road, close to town, a bargain, terms. Britt Realty Co. FOR S A L E -1 0 acres Hammock all fenced and cleared for planth]BS Pr ic0 $4500, good terms. FOR SALE—10 acres, five fenced. Three cleared. Good well. All hammock. $2,000. TWO city lots 80x305, one block from Sanford Ave., a bargain, $100 cash. FIVE room house close in, on Pal­ metto Ave., renting now for $35 per month, $2500, terms. Must he sold quickly. SEMINOLE REALTY CO. __ Seminole Hotel Annex. AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS HOUSES FOR RENT LOST AND FOUND I room cottage 1208 FOUND—Opportunity to buy a Classified Advertising is [ F*ORParkRENT— Ave., all conveniences, short wave long dijtar.ee Radio t h e R e g u la r W a y ! $20.00 p*r month. G. W. Spencor. Phone 400._____________ __ SPECIAL NOTICE—If you have not paid your poll tax do so to­ day! Do not miss the opportunity to help the City of Sanford put over tne bond election January 11. Receiving Set cheap. Ark for I1IRACI.E CwktcI , O . demonstration. IIof-Mac Battery co.__________________________ ; cement work, sidewlaka, FOUND—Pair of shoes. Please' ing Murks, Irrigation b u n , f , call a t the Herald office for TerwillegeT, Prop. same. Lumber and Building Mat 8 -----------ARE YOU losing an opportunity Carter Lumber Company to sell your property by not using N. Laurel SL Phone 544. the Herald Want Ads, The cost is small, the results great. Herald HILL ~LUMBER- c a Hooai Wants will work for you quickly.; Service, Quality and SPECIAL NOTICE—If you have Phone 136. Y not paid your poll tax do so to­ day! Do not miss the opportunity SPECIAL NOTICE—If yoo not paid your poll tax do an to help the City of Sanford put over tne bond elect ion January It.. day! Do net miss the of. H M -- ■ tnti' H ^ j iM y a r n ' “ to help the __ _j«n ___ , City of Sanford LOST—On© dark marc-mule, over the bond election January weight about 110O, W. E. Bag­ gett, Winter Park, Florida, Lakeland—Contract let for LOST—Black and white Colife at ruction of new $600,000 puppy from 300 French Ave. building. 28 Phono No. 12. Rcwnrd. ___ LOST—Book lost; $5.00 reward to finder. Deliver to Box 741, PostA meal well chatted U half offirc. .1. I). Thom as.______ Rested. It is the regular w ay through which to secure HELPED LITTLE GIRL'S COUGH help for the office or home— putting you in communi­ "FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR cation with the various people who may think them­ COMPOUND is fine. My little selves fitted to do your work, and thus permitting you ■ girl had an awful cough. I got a bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND to make your decision and selection after having had TAR COMPOUND and gave her a ■ few doses and she was greatly re­ personal interviews. lieved,’* writes Clyde It. Benson, Mnrlhrook, Virginia. The best ^Readers o f this newspaper are ad readers—and remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse­ for an increasing number of them the classified col­ ness; relieves promptly and effec­ umns are gaining in interest. I f you have anything tively. FOLEY’S HONEY ANB to sell you have som ething to say to them in our TAR COMPOUND lias stood the test of time, serving three genera­ advertising columns. Herald classified advertising will tions. pul! with you in your efforts. MONEY Send this ad nnd ten cent* to F’olcy Ci Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., NOTICE OF ADOPTION. Chicago, III., writing your narnu nnd address clearly. You will re­ Notice is hereby given that on ceive n ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S the 18th day of Janunry, 1924, the ■ IIQNEY AND TAR COMPOUND undersigned will apply to the iiiiH iiiiiH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiim for coughs, colds and hoarseness, Judge of the Circuit Court for also free sample pneka^a of FO­ the Seventh Judicial Circuit of LEY'S PILLS, n diuretic stimu­ Florida, ut his office in Sanfonl, HOUSES—FOR SALE J HELP WANTED lant for the kidneys, nnd FOLEY! Florida, for an Order authorizing **->*-' F’REE tickets for tonight’s show CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ timm to ndopt George W. Ilall nnd stipation nnd Biliousness. These Matticllall, minors. for Mrs. B. F. Smith.____ F’OR SALE—House and large lot in Rose Court. $4500.00. Terms. AUTO SALESMAN WANTED— wonderful remedies have helped j This 11th day of December, A. of people. Try them! Sold! D. 1023. Britt Realty Co. Perkins, San Juan Garage.____ millions HANS ANONSEN. everywhere. 1 RAGNA ANONSEN. FOR SALE—Bungalows, house WANTED—Stenographer who enn he relied upon during office 12-20-27-1-3-10-17. building lots. All sections of hours, and has initiated to learn NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING _Salford.__Britt Realty C o.____ Pupils nssume responsibility in bookkeeping nnd multigrnph op- OF THE STOCKHOLDERS SEMI­ matters of behavior at the Gordon F’OR SALE—Bungalow, close ift on erating. Apply a t Allen Seed Co. NOLE SECURITIES COMPANY, School. Cleveland. A "behavior Palmetto Ave., $4200.00, terms. WANTED-----7,200 SANFORD. FLORIDA. Salespeople council," consisting of n repre­ Britt Realty Co. now MAKE BIG MONEY sell­ NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN, sentative of each room in tho F'(JR SALE—Or lease, business ing Wntkin’s nationally advertised That in accordance with instruc­ school, formulates whatever rules property on First Street. Britt household products. YOU CAN, tions of the Board of Directors, n It considers necessary for snfety j _Realty Ca TOO. Branches nil over U. S. nnd special meeting of the Stockhold­ nnd order. Gunrds elected by the F'OR SALK—At a bargain, 5-room Canada. Rare CHANCE JUST ers of Seminole Securities Com­ pupils enforce these rules, nnd in bungalow with sleeping porch, NOW for City Sales dealers, men pany will he held nt the office of cases of extreme misbehavior tho on Palmetto Ave., four blocks from or women, full or part time, in the the President of the Company nt teachers nmy he consulted. F’irst St. $3500.00, small payment city of Sanford, and elsewhere. the First National Hank in the down, balance like rent. Britt Write today for our practical, sure City of Sanford, Florldn, on the MONEY-MAKING PLAN. J. R. 15th day of January, 1924, nt the Realty Co. Watkins Company, Dept. 96, Mem­ h*'ur of 3 o’clock P. M., for the FOR SALE—Attractive bungalow, phis, purpose of considering nnd acting modern, a bargain; terms. Inthe question of increasing guire 1103 Onk Ave.___________ LOCAL salesman wanted for Snn- upon tie Capital Stock from $150,000 fonl and vicinity to sell DOU­ SPECIAL NOTICE—If you have BLEWEAR SHOES direct from to $500,000 us follows: not nniil your poll tax do so to­ factory to wearer. Our new meas­ Preferred Stock from $100,000 day! I)o not miss the opportunity uring to $100,000. apparatus insures perfect fit­ to helo the City of Sanford put ting. For full particular* write Common Stock from $50,000 to Cards of Sanford’s Reputable over the inmd election January 11. the Professional .Men. each of DOUBLE WEAR SHOE COM $100,000. And doing all things incidental whom, in h is ’chosen profession PA NY, 315 East Imkc Street, MinSPECIATTNOTICES' nen pol is, Minn.____________ thereto. the Herald recommends to the Dated thi* the 11th day of De­ REWARD OFFERED. WANTED—Lady want* work in people. To nny person furnishing in­ or ns cashier. Experienc­ cember, 1923.F\ I*. FORSTER, formation sufficient to convict the ed,store furnish references. Call Attest: President. parties committing trespass on my 301, can Park Ave, prop< rty on Lake Ada, three miles DEAN TURNER,. Asst. Secretary. south of Sanford, and especially in WANT FID—Help of nil kinds by many business houses. If you 12-15-22-29-1-5-12-5t George A, DeCottes regard to the person who stole and are without a position, advertise Attorney-nt-Law carried away thp front door of the :<>r -The \ o n r n lit* S.U.K O F C Q L L A T , house, I-will pay-n libfttiLromuril. jip Over Seminole County Hernia. It will cost you only n Mil AI.. GEORGE «. HERRING. Bank few cent* nnd you will rcnch thou­ 3t M a r j o r i e L. T o : J . D. l i n e d elrid S a n fo r d ,------- - Florida sands. ISPECIAL NOTICE—If you have t h eN OpTeIoCpEl e sI S [Ht aEnUk E I IoVf G ISVa nEfNo,r dt,h aat j not paid your poll tax do so to­ I n i n k ti u : c o r p o r a t i o n u n d e r t h e UNDERWOOD day! Do not mi»s the opportunity l a w s o f t h n S t a t e nt F l o r i d a a n d TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT to help the City of Sanford put i i a v l m r I t s p l a c e of hualneHH al S a i l- ! Schelle Maines ford, S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a, to High doss Underwood Typewriters ovcMhe bond election January 11. w h o m C e r t l l f c n l e o f S h n r l e a o f WANTED—Colored man to wash S t o c k h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d w a s ) for rent to reliable parties. LAWYER p le d g e d n s c o ll a te r a l o r s e c u rity by ears. San Joan Garage. s a i d .1. D. H o o d In c o n s i d e r a t i o n o f Underwood Typewriter Co. t h a t c e r t a i n o b l i g a t i o n d u e tile s a i d — Court House 15 S. Main Street Orlando, F’in. X i i t l r r n f \ | i | i l l r n l b n i f « r T a x D e e d l e n it i e s H a n k o f F l o r i d a a n d r e p r e ­ I m l r r S e c t bin .37.1 o f IKr f l r n r r n l s e n t e d l»y a c e r t a i n prontlSHiiry n o t e S l n O i l f s of ( h r Nlnli* nf F l o r i d a . m a d e hy t h e s a i d J. D. Hood e n d The Number is 148 FOR SALK—Cheap, Overland car. See it nt 914 Myrtle Avenue. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Spalding Rose Flour and WHERE USED CARS ARE ALWAYS BARGAINS. Bliss Triumph in Bags or Dodge RondsterT Bushel Boxes. oGod for Dodge Touring, table also. Hudson Touring. Seripps-Bnoth Touring. Oakland Touring. ' CHASE A KENT VULCANIZING. ' PHONE : CORNER OAK AND 3RD ST. __________ PIIONK 17._________ SEE the Sanfonl Stove Works, 602 F’OR SALE—One-ton Furd truck, good condition. Phone 541-J. Sanford Ave. before buying stoves. We will save you money. SPECIAL NOTICE i f f yrnTTavo We nlso repair stoves of all kind*, not paid your poll tax do so to­ grafunolas and sewing machines. day! Do not miss the opportunity 191-tfc to hcln the City of Sanford put REGULAR meals served at the over tne bond election J a n u a r y . * •I’hconix, single meals, b y the m o r e ' Ba r g a in s .*" ’ AGENTS WANTED day or week. Try them,_______ 1922 Hupmobilc touring. F'OR SALE—Missionafy strnwLexington U«rk"(*|»>rU. CENTS—Make and Bell my car­ borry plant* well rooted, care­ Four Dodge tourings, 1921. bon remover. A good, clean fully packed, 50e per hundred, Dodge Roadster 1919. fitimate business; good profits, $3.50 per M. delivered. Mathews i National touring, 6 passenger. lies McDaniels, Box C01, Ilome- Co.^J’allahasseo, F'in., Route C. Three worm-drive Fold trucks. ad, Fla. FOR SALE—Wood, 4-foot oak Two Ford Chassis. Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. and pine. 16-inch stove wood ECIAL NOTICE—If you have Dodge 1922 touring. nut raid your poll tax do so to- onk and pine. See or write, T. G. Three Dodge tourings 1920. >•! Do not miss the opportunity Spearman, Osteen._____________ Chandler touring. help the City of Sanford put FOR SALE—Stove wood in any Two F’ord touring. rr the bond election January 11. | quantity. See Clifford Walker, Buick touring 1919, 7 passenger. i or phone 411-W. _____________ N n t i r o Is l ir r c l iy irlveti t h a t J . A. d a t e d tile" 3llth d a y o f J u n e , 1923. Ruick touring 1918. of J a n u a ry . OOMS'FOR RENT F'OR SALE—Game chickens, thor­ Dodge T r e a t a n d E. l i W h i t e , p u r c h a s e r * p a y n l d o t h e 1st d a y 3-1 ton truck. APARTMENTS i*f T u x C e r t i f i c a t e Nu 117. d a t e d I I 'J I . w i l l o f f e r f o r s a l e n t p u b l i c six hens and rooster. J. Two Reo Speedster Trucks, sell t o t h e hlK hcst t h e nt It d a y o f .In no. A. I>. I ’J I I . h a s o u t c r y a n d Fred It. Wilson OR KENT—Large front bed­ E.oughbred*. Moorman, Maitland, Fla.____ 1921-22. FOR RENT filed wild c e r t i f i c a t e III m y o f f i c e , f o r c a s h a t I t s h a n k i n g h o u s e n t room. Apply Red Bungalow, “ • ' i i i ' . ' d S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , Two Light Ford Trucks. a n d h a s m ails n iq ilirittlo n f o r T u x ace’s Lane. SPECIAL NOTICE—If you have ATTORNEY-AT-LAW FOR RENT—Furnished apart­ I>eed t o inane in a c c o r d a n c e w i t h n t t h e h o u r o f II o ’e l o e k , A. M.. Two 1917 Buick touring. not paid your poll tax do so tol a w . Hull) c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e * t h e M o n d a y , J a n u a r y 21st. t a i t : ment; also bed room, 304 W. First National Bank Bldg. 1923 Overland 4, touring. RE YOU—Looking for n good 1.jay f b“0*'not mlsVVhe'opportuniiy o r t y ( in) s h a r e s c o m m o n sto c k , c r i b e d p r o p e r l y hIi i i - n o F r v a l u e p e r s h a r e | | m i mi, o f L a k e Some of these cars were traded 5th St._______________________ af ot el ldo wIni n g H edme sluoln C ounty, F lo rid a . room. If you don’t find one list; to help the City of Sanford put Sanford, ■ Florida in this column, insert a smnli over the bond election January 11. in on new Dodges. Most of them F'OR RENT—Unfurnished four- t o - \ v l t : HKU o f 8 \ V U . Sec. I I . T w p eFor rot ni ot w tIemd .p r or ev pe rme es en nt t e Cd n nht yn n nCye. r t iInfi­ room apartment with fire-place, J l R . II. 31 K. 40 a c r e s . T h e mild c a t e r t s h a r e s o f s l e e k , i s s u e d l>> have been left with us to be sold ant nil and you will receive the a s s e s s e d a t t h e d a t e o f s a i d C o m p a n y , No. 27. *t listing* in the city._______ EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and and applied on the purchase of close in. Also five-room bunga­ lt ah ne d I shelntc of hu c li c e r t i f i c a t e in D a t e d a n d puhllHlieit n t S a n f o r d . repairing. Call II. S. Pond, new Dodges. They are all real low, both modern. Apply H. T. t h e n asmu ae n coef If. M. D a l to n . U n l e s s F l o r i d a , t h i n 9 t h d a y o f J a n u n r y . 0R RENT—Nice front bed-room phone Pu’ c e, 801 F’irst St. g iod, having been reconditioned. 223 or Peoples Bank. Elton J Moughton [934. s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e a h u l l he r e d e e m e d 117 Laurel Ave. ________________________________j m fc Terms to those who can establish SPECIAL NOTICE—If you have u c r n r d l n v to l a w T a x Deed w i l l lsF B O P t.E H HANK O F SANFORD. Hv W. II. T u n n l c l l f f e . P r e s i d e n t . credit. Some of these ears can j not paid your poll tax do so to­ a u e t h e r e o n on t h o 3Sth d a y o f J a n ­ OR RENT—Iairge’ furnished ARCHITECT r y . A. I». 1951. l-I0-!7-2t Trent bed-room, 1120 Magnolia FOR SALE—Country style sau­ be exchanged for real estate im­ day! Do not miss the opportunity u nW I T N E H H m y o f f i c i a l s i g n a t u r e First National Bank Bldg. sage, wholesale and retail. Only OR RENT-—Furnished room ami first clasa fresh meat used and it proved or unimproved. Diamonds to heln the City of Sanford put n n d s e a l t h i s t h e 19 th d a y o f D e ­ Nothing like tho poultry show Sanford, ------------- Florida over the bond election January 11. c e m b e r . A. D. 1923. garage. Man and wife or two i* seasoned Just right. Come in or anything else of vulue. to put poultry nml their owner cm E. A. DOirOLASS. SANFORD MOTOR CO. lie* preferred. Inquire Tho Out- and give us a trial. “You'll cornu F’OR RENT—Two 2-room apart­ (HEAL) C lerk C ircuit C o u rt. the map. Dodge Dealers. ments, furnished. Cull at Palms S em in o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a . hack.” Our price lit* your pocket. 1‘hone 3 Hotel. The air is full of thing* you Sanford Packing Co., between Ity: A. M. W e e k s , D. C. 12 2 0 2 7 13 -10 - 1 7 - 2 1-6tc F ’OR SALE—Reo Speed-wagon MILDRED SIMMONS wul in’t miss. cGt n radio. T o w n s h i p 21 S m i t h , J t o n v c 3il E a s t , Pnlmetto and Sanford Avenues on and two-wheel pneumatic trail­ H O T I C E O F I.A > I) S A I .E . I L e s s N o r t h n n d S o u C i live a c r e s ) NOTICE. 9th St._______________________ Teacher of Pianoforte TESTING WELLS DUG la h e r e b y i ti v e n t h a t u n ­ In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , u s t h o capacity clgthecn hundred; The annual meeting of the d e Nr oat ni cde liy ST. AUGUSTINE, Jan. 9.— BETTER BABY CHICKS: Pine- er, the a u th o rity of th a t p ro p e rty of o . c , llrv u n t. and Pipe Organ Loth in good condition. Eight hun­ Stockholder* of the Sanford Build­ A n d a l s o n o t i c e la h e r e b y tclvun ! c e r ta in e x e c u tio n Issued out o f th e filing i* expected to begin within breeze. White Leghorn Chick* dollars for immediate sale. ing Si Loan Association will be held ] C i r c u i t C o u r t . .S e v en th J u d i c i a l C i r ­ t h a t I s h a l l o f f e r f o r s a i o a n il s e l l Studio; Room 225, Mcisch ' day* or two weeks of three test are sired by pedigreed males from dred nt its office, No. 108 Magnolia c u i t In a n d f o r H c m ln n le C o u n t y , t o t h e b l i t h e s t b i d d e r f o r c a s h t h e * Uuildinjr rib to determine to the quan- high record hens. Egg* perfect­ Harry Johnson, Box 542 .Daytunu 3tc Avenue, 8 P. M., for the purpose I F l o r i d a , h e a r i n g d a t e of F e b r u a r y farboonvt e d do oe sr c roi fb e tdh e p Cr oopuerrt t y H outu s e t hoef ty and quality of soft water ly hatched by modern incubntors. Beach. | I a t. 1925, w h i c h m lId e x e c u t i o n Is fail,ihie for this city. Contract Vigorous chicks, true to strain, Groveiand—Construction of new of electing Board of Director* for | tinned o n n r e r t n l n J u d g m e n t o f s a i d S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , o n M o n d a y , F e b ­ r y til l , 1921. b e t w e e n t h e h o u r s been awarded, material or- $20 a hundred; $180 n thousand. sidewalks making rapid progress. the ensuing year nnd for the Ic'nuuuirei . l artee nl yd epr ee nd d i nIng t htehraeti n , cwehr tearien­ or fu a 11:011 W .A . IIIUIHX, 31. D . n d 2:00 o ' c l o c k l a t h e d a y transuding of such other business i n H e n r y A b r a h a m , E d w a r d A b r a ­ l i r a " , t o aH.UIsfy ■rrd and negotiations have been Immediate deliveries. Order "bet­ s p c r ia lls liiu In th e a a ld e xecution. Tampu—$15,000 contract let for as may legally come before tho h a m a m ! A l b e r t A b r a h a m , t r a d i n g lie n ! to F rln tiry D lse jari and saplcted for beginning the work, ter baby chicks" from Pincbrcczo D ated a t H anford. S em in o le C o u n ­ IT.1 iccoIiiK v— c h r o n i c n kln and extension of water mains. meeting. the tests are successful, a suf- Farm, Callahan, Florida. a s A b r a h a m Urns. H o r s e (.- M u l e Co., t y F l o r i d a . t h i s t h e 2 0 t h d a y o f D e ­ blo o d d i s e a s e s F e m a l e D i s c u ses T. J. M ILLER, President. w e r e p l a l u t l f r s unit n C. f t r y n n . D e ­ c e m b e r , A. • D. 1923. ru-nt number of well* will’ be‘ and Ith a u n in tIn n . f e n d a n t . I h a v e l e v i e d u p o n t h e f o l ­ C. M. HA ND. Attest: Jacksonville—Work started on Ill f l e e 3 U | F i r s t N a t i o n a l l l n nk ink to insure the city a supply of! Tampa—Site being considered A s S h e r i f f o f S e m in o l e lo w in g d e sc rib e d lan d , tn -w lt: llu lltlln K A. P. CONNELLY, v'e million gallons of clean, clear1for crccction of Chemical Con­ erection of new Grace Methodist W e s t h a l f of S o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r C o u n ty , F lorida. Sanford Florida. Church parsonage. >ft water daily. 12-20-24-27-1-3-10-5te of N o rth w e st q u a r te r , .Section 9. 12 - 3 0 - 3 7 - 1- 3 - 1 0 - 4 tc struction Company plant. SEED POTATOES PURELY PROFESSIONAL B y GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING U P FATHER H E R E A R E ! X O U R R .O O M ’b t h e *oe : a r e : x o u r , daughter^ R o o tv v 'b - O V E R . H E R E A R E T H E S E R V A N T 'S Q U A R T E R N - TH A T I*b T H E M U ^ iC R O O M - R E C E P T IO N H A L L. - F O Y E R AM O O I N I N O BUILDING MATERIAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY Yon can And the name of s t i f f live Business Man In Sanford la this Column each day. Studcbnker, Packard, Chevrolet J. L. PERKINS Sales Department Snn Juan Garage WHIDDON & HODGES Tailors, Cleaners and Dyer* 117 Park Avenue— Phono U S Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street Wilson Welding & Radiator Works “It it’d Metal we can weld It” SANFORD, FLORIDA STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occasii Member* Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W —* Sanford Machine Co. G r.ern l M a ch in e a a 4 W ork. C y lin d er Phone «3 Phone I0S- I tlln . G rin d in g SanforS. FU. -Pkos QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Local and Lima HUIanra Ilaal— lint. Hluraan S. O. Shinholser Contractor nnd Builder Sanford,--------------- Florida W. J. Thigpen Real Estate FIRE, LIFE. AUTO Insurance It. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SA NFO RD,------ FLORIDA SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Gvt an Abstract be fo rebuy ing property E. A. Douglass, Pres. A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 10, 1924; <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/b1a30eae374fe9561c025336e34f29b7.pdf 86747e8544d8cda82ed2292f1c953053 PDF Text Text ASSOCIATED PBB8S DISPATCHES ot Baker R esolu tion Officer Does Duty and R efuses Reward Of SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS 8AFNORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY II. 1M4 Keys o f € ity Arc ' Given to Bodwell OP THE CINCINNATI FLOOD Friends of H arry Bodwell, prominent business man of Pro­ vidence, R. I., who has recent­ ly made heavy investments in Sanford, presented him with the keys to the city a t a banquet given in hia honor a t the Seminole Cafe Wednesday night. On the card attached to the key was written "The key to our city, wo present to you, on this our first birthday with us. (ay tho best of happiness, honor and fortune keep with you. Tour Sanford Friends.” ’ LOS ANGELES,. C alif. Jan. 11.—When Eveline Bajour, 16, disappeared from her home here a week ago A. L. Markwell of­ fered a reward o f $9,000 fo r in­ formation which m ight lead to her whereabouts. Patfeim an H. II. W heatley found the girl while walking hia beat and re­ turned her to h er parents but declined any reward, explain­ ing th at he had only done ‘his B at ea Condition of Assurances of F all Cooperation by Bonds Now Bei ■r The Au m UIH r r a i l W ashington, Jan. 11—The ship­ ping board resolution separating the board from the Emergency Fleet Corporation of the governExpert Opinion Favors tie Cat* <uax la 8HU a i Ho* nient merchant fleet reserves to HI* Captar# Expreted the board "any and all powers Hage o f the Election by B it " of supervision and controll vested st Aay Time Majority Despite Rain in it by law.” _____ .. . n , AMMtaN rrrm*. Board Haa Fiaal Decision Despite the threatening » n ttMT PALM BEACH. Jan. Specifically reserving to the cr during the edrli board the power of final dcclsicn IUII Ashley, an# of the morning and the b as to trade routes and ship sale., n of the Ashley band of later in the day, vot! and the rig h t to dispense with the was captured In the ted. bond election was i services of the fleet corporation Us Erdrgladcs near interest and enthusiasm as ii----- - . head, the resolution made public ., station early Friday, cd by the heavy vote poQ«d tfcrfcr Thuraday, seta forth that it is the 4ja. to reports received was manifest throughout tte . board's policy to delegate to the k -lffs office here. Apwhole morning. coroporation "all power, authori Mtlon of hb brother John Jury Keturnr Verdict a t 10 O'clock At 0:00 o'clock this momlMf ty and control essential to tho full believed to bo Immlnomt Thursday Night—Carries With ju st one hour and a half after too and efficient operation” by it of l(T were known ta bo topolls had opened, 68 voters t e d It Death Penalty the government Beet. A state­ Hr T h r A s s o c i a t e s P r e s s . cast their ballots and mora war* m ent by the board described the WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—The ost is indulging in its nlmost annual flood festival. Tho Ohio river rises The Queen City of the elaboration of first debate In the house of the Guilty of first degree murder standing in line. Those in ( h a m PALM BEACH, Jan. 11. resolution as an forcing back the waters of Mlllcrcck, and rousing many citizens from their comfortabalc homes. Photo was the verdict returned by the of the polls were kept busy all t t e . Miller. 20 w are old, bad th a t adopted by it in 1021, by present session on Muscle Shoals , , i • jury Thursday night in the case of morning and it is believed tte% whom offlcaw daeUre flred whieh the fleet corporation was was precipitated lata Thursday '•» shows ho* they rescue people during Cincinnati floods. Frank Goodman charged with the about 00 to 05 per cent of the Bum* . ot that killed Deputy Sheriff empowered as the operationg agon Representative Aimon. Democrat, Alabama, in whose district the killing of another negro, Bob Casey ber of qualified would cast a vote. Baker Wednesday forenoon cy of the fleet. The board delegates to the cor­ power properties are located. He' on Sept. 25, 1023. Several citizens paid tHelr poll camp of the Ootorioua AahTho case of Goodman was tho taxes Thursday afternoon and in tha Flatwooda country poration the authority of manag- denounced tho offer Just made for first one to be tried by the circuit thereby became qualified to vote m north of here, was cap- ment, operation, maintenance and the projects by a combination of southern power companies who by dcputlaa a t noon Thurs- repair of vessels. court in its present session which a t the lost minute. The number Although the board’s statement iropose rental with title residing begin on Tuesday of this week. qualified to vote according to an 4 lodged In Jail here, alleged associates and in- said it understood the resolution n the government, as an attem pt Not until noon Thursday did the announcement given out this morn­ the views of President Cool- “to complete their control of powgrand jury complete its investiga­ ing at the polls where the regiaof the gang alio ware tak - meets idge as to the new plan of oper­ er in the south. tration books were to be found eustody by officers today and ation Suhlect Is "Do You Work For tion into the various cases and was 813. desired by the executive, it . in n brief exchange with other had returned Its verdicts in the in Jail. They are George was said a t the Whlto House to­ Your Clerks or Do Your If 05 per cent of the number o f and wife, and P. N. Jcn- day th at the reservations of pow­ members centering upon the merits several cases. Clerks Work For You” artner of Albert Millar, and er by the board were not alto, of the Ford offer, the Alabama In Ultimatum He Delivers as a Following the opening of the voters qualified, cast their ballot* e. Mrs. Mariot la a daugh- gether satisfactory to Mr. Cool- representative declared th a t "if Resalt of Disturbances Arising court nt 1 o’clock for the afternoon today and If the prediction _ th st Declaring that open mindedness any other man or corporation can tho cider Ashley, alain yes­ Out of “Bootlegger W ar” tho report of the grand the election will carry by a 90 r*er but th at he had given his make n better offer than Mr. is the biggest nsset that a busi­ scssiop, , Mrs. Jenktns also form - idge, jury was heard and then the court cent majority that will probably approval on the condition of as­ Ford’s I will back it, but I cannot the figures in th** h a t tin ness man of today can have nnd n r T he A u n f l n l r S P re en is an Aahley. called for tho caao of Frank Good­ mean th surance of full cooperation by tho MARION, 111., Jan. 11.—Sheriff Ways and Means Committee Will making an appeal in behalf of bet­ man. Goodman was represented election will be aproximately 603 >r was taken without a board with Leigh C. Palmer, who see tho advantage in this pro­ for and 77 against. George Gallignn Thursday night ■je. He suffered two severe has accepted the presidency of tho posal.” ter business conditions in every in court by his counsel, John G. Report on Revenue Defend Ford Offer. Up until noon today a total o f Lconnrdy. Issued an ultimatum to alleged in yesterday's battle a t the fleet corporation. Hill First ... department, W. H. Farley, a mvmThrough statem ents other Dem­ bootloggcrs qf Williamson county The following were summoned votes had been cast and of th a t His left nrm dangled IooscCooperation Assured ber of the m erchants’ service o finn,j composed the jury which tried number 134 were listed as free­ a compound fracture above II) T h r .%aaiwlntr<l I’rraa. In making known his acceptance ocratic members from the south to give up their illicit traffic. Con­ holders. As wos announced Itf ‘ w where a bullet smashed of the office after a visit to the joined with Mr. Aimon in demand­ ditions growing out of n “boot­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 11. — the National Cash Register Com-; Frank Goodman: W. R. Pulcston, Thursday’s Herald, two ballot box* of Dayton, O., spoke to thc the'<W. Clark, h. Another bullet plowed Whito House today Mr. Palmer ing fnvorablc consideration of tho leggers’ war” resulted in national House Republicans in conference pnny or w. B. »• Bnllard, um iaru, jJ.. aA,. G la r e , How­ es were placed a t the polls in o r ., — 1 _ ---------- D. ’ M. Douglass, of* Commerce nt its!<yd Browning, Do h his right hip. shattering said he had obtained the individu­ Ford offer and a vote by the house guard troops being ordered to Ma­ Thursdny night instructed thc Chamber Herndon, der to make the election vs lid ac­ and tearing muscle. Despite al assurance of board members of on the proposition advanced by the rion this week. ways nnd means committee to re­ weekly luncheon Friday upon tho George E. Lovign, C. P. Hi to both the state law nnd, southern combination. T hat offer wounds, however, the out- such, cooperation. * A move looking to a request for port a tax bill before taking any subject of “Do you work for your W. B. Young, C. L. West, M. C. cording the city charter. Ginder, B. J. Overstreet and R. J. covered some dozen miles Under tho resolution all vessels was laid formally before the house withdrawal of the troops remained action on the'soldiers’ bonus. clerk’s or do they work for you?” Women voters were taking pairi Reiter. having received them now operated by the board are al­ military nffairs committee Thurs­ at n standstill Thursday. Sheriff Tho fact that there were over Under the instructions from thc Witnesses for the state wore: in tho election, it was said today: an almost impenetrable located to the Fleet Corporation day by Representative Hull, Re­ Galllgan declaring that he would conference tho committee will re­ 23,000 failurc.i in retail businesses with additional ships to be allocat­ publican, Iowa, as Secretary Weeks not request their withdrawn! until port n revenue bill, containing in 1023 was attributed a great !)r. Martin, Will McKcever, Lizzie Up until noon 25 had voted a a d ' of undergrowth, was expected th at number would out the aid of dogs, deter- ed when requirements demand. Tho announced th at still another pro­ assured of co-opcration on the part changes in tax rates as well as ad­ deal to the fact th it few mer­ Grant, Grover Coleman, C. L. it W. I*. Breaker and be equalled or increased with thin officers slowly picked out board’s authority as to manage­ posal. although a t present tenta­ of the citizens. Followers or S. ministrative amendments, by Feb. chants stop to count up exactly Rlnekshear, Lilia Kamlcll. Witnesses for the afternoon's vote. However bad ail Thursday morning. They ment of all properties, including tive, had been made for disposition Glenn Young, dry worker, declar­ 11, nnd then will determine wheth­ bow much money it taken to do defense were: A. Menchew, Mrs. weather as indicated in a forecast of the Muscle Shoals project. De­ piers, dry docks, etc, incident to ed that co-operation for law en­ ed it painfully until it cross­ er enactment of a bonus bill should business. In support of his con­ A. Menchew, E, T. Summers!!!, II. received early this morning m ay tails of this latest offer nave not ship operations, nnd the insuring forcement would be forthcoming tention, Mr. Furiey quoted statis­ Bcvillc nnd Frank Goodman. dirt highway where fresh cause tho women’s voto to be lesa disclosed but it content- "any time the sheriff gave honest be recommended. tics nnd gave examples which con­ As no pica of mercy was asked than previously predicted. ’oot tracks were found. A t of vcscls also b® exercised throu­ been Representative Fish of New lutes the manufacture of nitrates gh the Fleet Corporation. proof that he wanted it.” they neared the homo of A. York, a lormor former service man, at- clusively illustrated the point. , . . . . . . . hy tho Jury in connection w ith - -Predicting*th at th e election will It is provided that no official of or fertilizer. Blanchard, 10 milea w est of . . B f X atiio rs.M jaw d in the dis- tem pted to ....... have the conference in-• Tlu> Tho trouble', with trouble, witha lot of merfinding the defendant guilty, his be- carried, tha CHy Commission the board or any . of . its . depart­ thc ,vny;, Jn(] v. An autmnobtle'was baek- m ents’ snail noid office, in the During tho house dfbetw Bepre- pflle over law enforcement n u t «tru^ thc ways and means to re- rbnnta according to Mr. Fnriey f« sentence which will he passed S at­ has arranged to begin Immediate sentativo ! Hit,''Republican, Mary separately at midnight Thursday struct to thc'wdods. Miller slid out port a bonus bill by Fob. 2*1,'but on ' Uuit^thoy believe thut they nre thc urday, carries with it electrocution. action In erecting a water work* and limped, into a nearby Fleet Corporation except with tho land, a member of the m ilitary af­ night and continued in confercnco a record vote his proposal was re­ most important of thc three ele­ The trial took the entire timo from plant, using as a basis for its Ac­ concurcnce of the board and the fairs committee, deeiared against for several hours. A peace meet­ where officers captured him. trustees. Except ns to final ap­ ments of business when ns n mut­ I o'clock Thursday afternoon un­ tion figures, plans and other dots the Ford offer and while not com­ ing alBo was held in the hotel room jected, 100 to 87. ter of fact they nig the least of til 10 o'clock last night when tho compiled by Special Consulting ipture of John Ashlay, Sheriff proval of salaries uy the board, mitting A resolution by Representative himself to support of the Engineer J. E. Craig whom it em ­ :tr reported Thursday night, is selection of nil of its officers and proposal of the combination of of Adjutant General Cnrlos Hind; Fairchild of New York, railing for importance. The throe elements verdict was returned. ed to be imminent. He is employes left to the corporation, southern companies, said thnt "this at which representatives of tho Ku the report of a bonus bill “ns Soon of business, ho said, classified ac­ At tho morning session Friday, ployed somo time ago. Mr. Craig’s Klux Klan clement declared they cording to their relative import­ figures will be passed upon by a red surrounded a t a point tion. marvelous project (Muscle Shoals) would co-opernte with the sheriff as possible,” was voted down. 100 ance a re : The customer, the sales­ tho first ease called was that of special engineer representing the where he fought a brief sklrHenrietta I'nul charged with m ur­ Mr. Palmer, the board s state­ should be maintained.” to 87. if he gave proof thnt he wanted it. man and the merchant. Then too, and it Is assured that with deputies shortly before ment said has been president of Rcprcscntntlve I«ongworth, tho he pointed out, there is tho mer- der. Sho appeared in court for underwriters Mr. Aimon asserted th a t the there will be no unnecessary delay The sheriff declared Thursdny ■fall yesterday, where he will tho Fleet Corporation with tho au­ trial and her attorney, Fred R. beteiged until starved out, offl- thority to exercise the full respon­ plant should be brought into im-1 that “Young and his gunmen must party leader, offered the motion to chant, who beliove's 'that he muit Wilson, entered a plea of not guilty in pushing the work after the elec­ mediate operation to _••«-- *— asserted ------ • give the tax bill right of w a y .- I t do everything in the business when but stated thnt if his client wan tion is curried. to supply fer- j jt0," and the >•— klan •lenders said. sibilities of that office, and, res­ tilizer was adopted by a viva voce v o t e .................................. for the farm ers ;rs <» of »**the ™uncoun- D,nt «** *is going • to stay."he has clerks for th at purpose. For re-arraigned upon a churgo of Young Should the election carry, it will ponsible to the board effect such Bill Ashley, brother of John >V by the fertilizer tru st,” while Despite the order of Division! Two hours of heated debate a town thnt has mcrchnnts of this mansbiughter, she would enter n Ih> immediately submitted to J . H. •hley, who has beon hunted for chnnKCB In pcr.onnol in th . w m - *bed large chain stores nre ulwnys plea of guilty. This wan consented Thompson of New York, special to (fays hy tho sheriffs deputies tion of the fleet, as would best Representative Snyder, Republican, rhlnf W \V A m li.r s.in o f th.. in.n d u r in g which tho bonus nnd tnxn- type, looking because this .kind ( f a to by tho state and she pleaded counsel for thc bonding houses and accord with his judgement to con­ d posses of citizens, Thursday New York, observed that the Ford raids in thc county should cease,1 merchant never presents serious guilty. Sontcnco was deferred un­ n recognised authority on bond tinue the advnncing progress man­ No BOO,'cr ha,,ln‘h“ ov» from Miami, in a small offer did not pledge manufacture and that hereafter all raids should1Y ^U L program bora adopted than competition. til Saturday. Tho offenso carries elections, who will pass upon the pe sml joined his brother in the ifested in the past few years in of nitarates for fertilizers. Then again there, according to with it u sentence upwards of 20 validity of this issue. If his de­ be conducted by federal agents Mr. Fish proposed, that tho con­ #ds near Gomez station, about tho establishment of a merchant cision is in the affirmative, the Contentions of Representative only, Young in a statem ent stated ference go on record in fnvor of if’ * a.r ,uy* miles north of hero, officers fleet adequate to carry its proper 'vl,° lukes years. Alnion were supported during the thnt “with or without federal nid the enactment of both tux and all und never givesmanany of American foreignborn return. Tho case of Robert Wilson City Commission, it is stated, will id. share dny by Representative Hill, Demo­ we’re going to continue the raids bonus bills but Representative This is true in every one of his charged with robbery wus the next begin to advertise for the sale of Thursday night at 9 o’clock tho commerce. I.ehllmch of New Jersey, moved operations. It holds good with the the bonds. This will require 20 crat, Alubnma, who in a statem ent nnd I'm going to lend them .” Continued on page 8. o brothers are reported to haye thnt the Fish proposal be tabled men who work for him and for the days. asserted thnt tho new offer of thc “We’ll use whom we please to nnd another roll call was had on id up a negro in his home n e a r 1 southern companies “absolutely drive In the meantime Mr. Craig will lawlessness out of tho coun­ thc Lchlbaeh motion, which car­ community In which ho lives. wfi, robbed him of clothing and ] have had his final plans completed fails to meet the situation.” O ther merchants, he declared, ty,” said Arlie O. Boswell, reform Wsions, and again took to thc I ried, 07 to 0-1. and pnssed upon and by the time N itrate Use Paramount. have been obsessed with tho idea candidate for state's attorney and »ds. The coupe in which Billl thc sale of bonds in negotiated ev­ that thoir particular lino of busi­ “There is no assurance given a suportcr of Young, lie said there ihley drove for almost 100 miles erything will be in readiness to be­ ness is different nnd that their what ever," Mr. Hill said, “that has been no change in Young’s »ng the Dixie Highway, main .nrgin immediate work. particular field is different. These the water power* nt Muscle Shoals connection with the raids, und de­ J of traffic, was taken by t h e 1 Tho City Commission has let it merchants are a real liability to or any part thereof will be used nied thnt Young hnd been called off I l l ) T h e A »«oelnlrtl I ' r m ) kers after it had been oban-j Continued on page 8. The house dehnted the interior their community and never fall un «*<]. MEXICO, CITY, Jan. 11—Thu for the m anufacture of nitrates. by federal prohibition headquar­ “The Senate Pensions Commit­ less .they- -just -happen to To nil disinterested citizens this ters. department appropriation bill. ................ .............. v . — fill nnd , npture Thursday morning of I aTuesday ordered u favorable The robbed negro, personally acis the param ount purpose for concerning 100 nlleg-; Tho house ways and means com- "HflPJF *1?e,‘ of tho community tee ■inted with the Ashlcys, dccinr- chuca, capital of nnd the most im­ which the power a t Muscle Shoals cdAffidavits report on the Bureau Bill increas­ which nobody ciso is competing. attacks upon Italian residents. mittee reported a resolution to portant mining town in the near­ ing the rates of Spanish Wur pen­ w deputies that Jonn Aahley by should be used so as to provide of the county, chiefly nt Herrin, prohibit issuance of tax exempt state of Hidalgo, by rebel for­ Closing his address with an ap­ U heavily armed. sions from $12 minimum to $20 ces, was confirmed nt noon Ihurs-* cheap and plentiful nitrate for thc were obtained today by John I’b-co, securities. peal th at a better spirit of co­ nnd from. $30 maximum to $50 Italian consul at Kprlngfiuld, who| House Republicans met in congovernment in time of war and low 11) T h o A u * r l i l n l I’r r w l operation exist between employer with proportion intermediate in­ day by tho war department. pi iced nitrate for the farm er in asserted thut if his investigation, fercnco to determine, whether tax and employee and a t the same time creases TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Jan., I t und also un increase in yielded competent proof, legal nc-l legislation nr thc soldiers' bonus let la tte r work fo r the former, nnd ensions fo m in o r children from —Thc supreme court by a memor­ time of peace. 12.000 Fcdernls Advance run tho business upon good sound t to $10 for fist child and $5 for andum decision without opinion MEXICO CITY, Jnn. U -T h c “ We also m ust tecogiiizo thc tion would be taken against thc should have priority. has affirmed thc decree, of tho A favorable report on the Dyer business principles whieh are ai- others. federal advance on rebel troops ir fact th at the more attractive the Ku Klux Klan raiders. nnti-lynching bill was ordered by ways available, Sir. Farley stated Tho above telegram , of interest cirieuit court for Polk county in ' " ' T h e A o d f lu lr d P r e s s ) the state of Vera Cruz has begun power companies’ offer looks from the house judiciary committee. TAMPA, Jan. l l —Hillsborough according to unofficial information a monetary’ consideration the more then the number of failures in the to ull Spanish War Veterans, wns the case of Annie Mary Rannot? The supreme court received a business world will bo fewer. one of thc best paved counties obtained a t the war deportment burden they will place upon peo­ read Thursday night by It. A. und Patrick Bannon, appeallants, brief in opposition to thc petition the United States it is stated Thc offensive is under the com­ ple. The cohsutnors, th at is to T hat Mr. Farley’s talk was Terhcun at the annuul installation vs Leslie R. More, appellee. Ry a memorandum decision w ith for review of the case of former greatly enjoyed was evidenced by ceremonies of tho Colonel Theo­ w. having nearly 300 miles of mand of Gen. Eugenio Martinez say the people generally, will pay out opinion, the court also has a f­ Gov. Walton of Oklahoma. lTed highways completed or to and involves more than whatever sum the power compa­ the hearty npplause that ho drew dore Roosevelt Cump No. 13 of n r T h r A n sorln lrt! I’ r r u . i completed this year. The high- troops, according to this informa­ nies pay the government for the The sennte reforestation commit­ nt tho conclusion of his speech. Mr. United States Wur Veterans of firmed the judgment of tho cir­ DATONA, Jnn. 11—The local cuit court of Alachua county, in »y links every section of the tion advancing from San Marcos, property. American Legion members arc dis­ tee submitted its report outlining Farley, who was Invited to speak Sanford. thc case of H. N. LeRoy, plain­ a forest policy for the nation. vnty. radiating in gll directions to the state of Vera Cruz, along Tho installation of officers wns cussing plans for erection of a hos­ to the_ Chamber of Commerce ny a *.*Tho proposed offer of the pow­ Senator La Follctto of Wiscon­ special invitation from its secre­ held a t the court house and was in tiff in error, vs Jam es C. Davis, if* affording country residents the Mexican and inter-oceanic rail­ er companies signed by all the big pital In this city as a memorial to ■equate transportation. The coun- way. Another column is advanc­ power companies of the state a f­ boys of the Halifax country who sin, insurgent Republican lender, tary, R. W. Pcarmnn. is now mak­ charge of Departmental Com- Federal Agent Director General 'now has 180 miles of perm anent ing toward Tehuacan in the state fected shows on thc face of it the lost their lives during tho world submitted a proposal to fix railroad ing u tour of the state giving this munucr Terhcun. A (urge num­ of Railroads, defendant in e rro i. •red roads, nnd the present pro­ of Pueblo, under command or Gen­ close relation and firm interlock­ war. Under pinns suggested tho rates on tho basis of cost of scr- and other tnlks on business und ber of comrades from Orlando and calls fdr a total of 273 1-2 erals Juan Almnzau and Fuusto ing of these companies. An ac­ institution would St. Cloud besides u large crowd business methods. cost between vice. Me*, which is made possible by a To^ctc. The senate foreign relations of visitors were present nt T hurs­ ceptance of the proposed offer of 8150,000 nnd $250,000, tho amount iree million dollar would issue ucneral Pedro Gabay has been these kindred souls the big power, depending upon the outcome of committee made pinns to hold pub­ day night’s ceremonies. Two new (instruction work on all roads entrusted with the task ot^elimi­ companies, menns to give to them a meting to be held with all of the lic hearings on Senator Borah’s recruits were received nnd sworn **n care of by this Isstic.must be nating the rebels, general Romulo n monopoly of the w ater power civic organizations of the city at a Russian recognition resolution. in a t the meeting. They were J . No article of value la nnplctcd by Oct. 1, next, under Figueroa, who i sonerating in tnu of all the states affected. I am future Still another proposal for dis­ C. Ball of Sanford and Mrs. A. date. Dr. Edward L. real!iy lost until after The •tracts. southern part of tne state of more convinced than over that tho Thompson,' post commnndcr, s ta te r, position of Muscle Shoals was re­ Hartley of Altamonte Springs. H eraid W ants have been Morelo. Gabay it is said shoulr be Ford offer is a boon to the farm ­ thnt the iden still is in its infan­ ceived nt the war department. The following officers were in­ IAM PA, Jan. 11,—The annual stalled to serve for tho coming called upon to restore it to Indiana political leaders held a ordered to keep his cavlary in pr- ers, to the south and to thc whole, cy. the rightful rhtful owner. suit until the rebel chieftain and country.” scries of conferences on presiden­ convention fo tho Episcopal diocese year: of South Florida will meet here Pocketbooks, jewelry, ap­ tial preference questions. his band have been diminished. Commander, F. T. Williams: In Throes of Anarchy parel, personal possessions, Secretary Mellon informed thc Jnn. 20-31. Charles A. McKay has Senior vice-cammander, L. H. been appointed permanent chair­ Walker; Junior vicc-communder, things of intrinsic value SAN ANTONIO, Tex. J«n. 11budget. director that effective pro­ T he A n anelaleA I ' r e .a ) nnd others that are prised Espcranza Martinez, hibition enforcement depends on man of a committee in charge of Roy Schmidt; A djutant, Hurry YORK, Jan. 11—-Seymour Reinaldo because of their association, strengthening the coast guard urrangemcijta fo r the taking enre I*ai>pin; Q uarterm aster, C. C. j Cromwell, president of New member of the Me-v*""" """" Hr T h r A n n r ln l n l of the delegates. Right Rev. Cain- Priest; Chaplain, J . G. Sharon; are often quickly returned, fleet. | #dt stock cxcango for three deputies, who has arrived hero say. WASHINGTON, Jnn. 11—W. F. n r T h r A m m U I> 4 I’ rraa. when temporarily loot, presldent Cool idge approved the ?ro.n’ bishop of tho diocese, th at an era ol anareny exists ui Surgeon, C. J. Marshull; Sergeant irms and nno of tho outstanding ATHENS, Jun. 11.—Former Lent, district manager of the Vet­ through Herald Wants. annual address at major, Frederick Stevens; Ser­ J^re* on tho exchanges c a m p o n Mexico City and the destines of Premier Venizelos decided Friduy erans Bureau office a t Now York, ..hipping board resolution placing !? to Herald Wants are the operatjon^of the merchant fleut in opening session at 7:30 p. m., geant in churgo of outpost, J. A. »in*t Oucketshops will retire Mexican people arc in the hands to form n cabinet in which he has been relieved by Dr. Hines the hands' of the Emergency Fleet Ja n ’ first thing to consult when _________ • McCarthy; Senior color sergeant, of socialists headed by Gasoa and presidency in May. Ii Is unwill be prem ier without portfolio pedding complete investigation of Corporation. something of value is lost Morones. Many outrages have Edward Albertson, St. Cloud and Jtood he desires to devote more and with Georges Rousses, repub­ charges that liquor parties had ACTION POSTPONED or found. Junior color sergeant, A, Hcinsch *ntion to his private business. been committed by socalied laborer lican liberal leader as foreign Min­ been held in tho d istrict office Herald Wants bring los­ of Clurcona, Fla. Senor Martinez said, several for­ JOHN D.’s SON-IN-LAW H r T h r AviUM-Inlnl I’ rraa. ister as the only possible solution there and th at liquor w as carried ers am! findcr.1 together. eign factories have been seized and convicts IN REBELLION. Governmental to dinner a t the hotel in veterans WASHINGTON. Jan. 11.—The U r T h r A i s w la l t d I’rraa. To reach all the people the laborers arc said to be riding of the protracted bureau ambulance. ,< , . , • NEW YORK, Jan. 11.—E Pnr- house foreign affairs committee effectively — leave yoar in thc streets in the capital i | crisisT h . i.- n e la f r S P r e u ) Friday indefinitely postponed ac­ melce Prentice, son-in-law of John which Dips Want Ad a t The Herald of­ MON'TF.VALLO, Ala., Jan . 11.— costly automobiles NEGROES .ROB BANK. WATSON WILL NOT RUN. H r T h r A M iN U lt d I’rraa | Rockefejler, has been appointed to tion on Fairchild resolution pro­ fice. Phone us to sand fa r hundred and fifty state con- have taken from private owners. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 11.—Jan. posing to prohibit sales of war jinlgo advocate general’s depart­ it or phnnr it to the W ont tlr Th«A>M»rfa<ril l*rrp»> v* are reported In rebellion nt ||v T h r .la a u r la tr d I*rraa) 31.18; March 34.12.......................... .. m aterials by tho United States to Ad Department. BODY 18 FOUND KANSAS City, Jan. 11.—Several ment of the army, the New York foreign governments. Weller Mining Company’s WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—Sena­ CHICAGO, Jan. 11.—Wheat, LONDON. Jon. 11—Body believ­ tor James E. Watson of Indiana negroes held up thc teller of Main Tribune stutes Friday. The fact •■ mines at Aldrich near here. May 1.09 1-8 to 1-4; July 1.07 3-8 ed to be that of Lawr-anc B. Sper­ announced JPorti reaching hero nre to the ry, Friday he would^not bo Street bank nt door of bank short- wns verified by his daughter, who Milton—Construction of new AI- to 1-2; Corn, May 77 318 to 1-2* American aviator missing smee lenve shortly for ly before noon Friday ami e s c a p e d |5«Id he would lc lhat the convicts caused conn candidate for Republican presi­ len hotel building. . Oats, May 46 1-8 to 1-2. with $11,650. ' P ort Bcnnmg, Gn. wralilo ilnnmgs* to machinery nnd December 13 wns found Friday dential nomination. near Rye Sussex. *{ks by use of dynamite. Ashley Leader Of i Muscle Shoals Bid Denounced By Rep. Aimon Goodman Held G uilty, of First Degree Murder W at On T h e Liquor D ealers f Committee Is Told To Report On Tax Bill Ahead Bonus ? Pachuca Capital Of Hidalgo Taken By Mexican Rebs Officers of U. S. W. V. Are Installed At Its Meet Thursday Washington News Degree of Circuit Court Is Affirmed y pillsborough County Many Paved Roads $ American Legion to Erect New Hospital NOT REALLY LOST Episcopal Convention Will Meet in Tampa [Jock Exchange P res. r>w Plans to R etire Prem ier Venizelos Decides on Cabinet Vet. Bureau M anager Relieved of Office MARKETS PHONE 148 ii _ �Li* ^/nr™ ^ ' : U O T H I ty THIS WEEK IN SANFORD o f Geneva illlis Announces for I After Olfiess CO-OPERATION IS VERY ESSENTIAL Aside Fund for Fair1 Hr T * » FOR IMMOLATION IN BURMA B U S A iM tU r tr * MASS’ DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS, extra f, w ax; MADISON, JaL D.—Sbc hundred ddllars has been appropriated by t i , Tomatoes the comiriaalonsrs to provide for a Oranges: Fla. 65, CaL 79, total 1* 3 cart on Sirs. P. b . williams, Age 74, died Madison County exhibit a t the . O '- ■ • . • . Wednesday—Regular meeting of W. A. Tillis, pioneer resident of Sunday afternoon a t 4 o’clcck at] —------ ’ . Florida exposition, New York, In RANGOON, Jan. B.—Human American Legion a t the Court Sanford and Seminole county and, Miami a t the home of her daugh-! p^int, ^ t r a t a g a t February. The county had pre­ slavsry and ths practice of sacri­ CaL 2, total 48. Boat Fla. 1. Total House a t 8 p. m. viously provided funds for an*** ficing slaves a t religious festivals this year 7,529. Make Florida Great State. „ o r—Lit* Wedaesdai terature Depart- for eight years chief of police] ter, Mrs. J. A. Dann. For the. hlblt to oe sent to the South Flor­ -------mant of the Kanfortl Woman’s Wednesday announces his candi-jpast 10 years Mrs. Williams wasj choice counts still exists in ths Naga Hills, ac­ lO t Unreportid ith j Club will meet a t the Club dccy for ths office of Sheriff of an Invalid and for some time haa Co-opcmtlon - and state unity ida fair a■t Tampa. - cording to a report recently insued b. S boat. Total this / M r , old l u f f reunt House a t 3:30 p. m. Seminole county, subject to the a c - i^ e n *n very »®rioua condition, and | were. strongly stressed as an csby H. A. Thornton, a government 14,877, thla w ar, new, 108 j last _ P*ppera: l pu Wednesday—The Music Depart­ icntiml ,n th« future development ment of tho Sanford Woman’s tion of the Democratic voters a t . commissioner. This district, which yaer. old 18,0*5. last yaar, new 25. y 8 M rs on track Cabbage: Fla. 3, CaL 8, Colo. 2, Club will meet a t the Club .h , J « n , p r in a r , Kr N i l S i W u S I ™ . S ^ A ° < F'W ‘d‘* * ^ W‘, ? £ £ is nominally under B ritish rule, N. Y. 5», S. C. 5, Tex. J , Vs. I, demand alow House a t 8:30 p. m. Mr. Tillis came to this section in j an> j» ,h e would have been 75 the eminent statistician, in a noon lies in northern Burma near The Wash. 1, WU. 18, total 96. Total Wednesday—The regular mcctin~ 1888 and has been a resident or of vcars old. She has been making luncheon .............. ....... ............... be­ address herof Tuesds •** year old I* 31,125, last year old, of the Elks’ Club will be held a t CLEARWATER, Jan. D.—The Assam border. The government !this fore the combined membership of er home with her daughter a t Mi­ the Club House a t 8 p. m. ] Sanford since 1007. In 1012 he the Chamber of Commerce and Ro­ board of county commissioners of ha* received authentic Information 36,561; this year new,, 257; last dIi'm * A ? ’ A1-* 3* ami for some time and prior to Wednesday—The weekly liwchoon 1wn« elected chief of police which that had lived a t Geneva wnrrc an­ tary Club. SSKPinellas County have adopted n of the sacrifice of six N aga slaves year new, 129. of the Kivwanls Club will b o . office hi held until 1020 when he other daughter, Mrs. C. F. H arri­ Tomatoes: *F la. 1. Total this f t f t s s r w 1..-, Air. Babsnn has mado extensive resolution calling on the people of at different places during th s past •held a t the Valdez Hotel at decided not to stand for re-election. son lives. Mrs. Williams’ husband investments in Florida during the the county to raise 92.500 to mstch two months. Those victims were year 103, last year 39. t ? 1" * * •■ M lL S s' j Lettuce: Fla. 8 ,Arls. 29, Cal g Y . D . „ , . h w k ^ 12:15 p. m. | This is the first political an- has been dead for ID years. past three years and Is an en- a like sum appropriated by the bought from head-hunting villages Thursday—Weekly luncheon of ncunccment to be made in this hoard for the purpose of financing whose inhabitants, though they do 51, to tal this year 5,471, last year, The body wet brought back to thuslistic booster for the state. Association of Business Women county although ..the „primary is Geneva Monday night and Tuesday! At the snmp time, his analytical an exhibit a t the Florida Exposi­ not themselves practice human ■ .u — ............ will be held a t the Lu-Bcth lets lets than than six six months re-afternoon it was buried alon>; months off. off.It Itis is>«*; the turn mind enables him to ac- tion in New- York next month. F. sacrifice, do not nesitata to sell ^Mixed Vegetables: Fla. 9, Cal. • Cafeteria a t 12:00. _____ _ _______ ___ _____ ir. Drew Lewis has been commlssion- victims to those who desire them- 17, Colo. 2, La. 12, Tex. 2. Va. IS. nr nn«nL«™ Lni.thwViiy »ih *,de of th*t ®I MrWilliams in tho curately estimate deficiencies Thursday—Regular meeting of cr announcements will be forth_ rxistimr nlnns for the unbuilding Slavery In the Naga Hills has Total ____ .55. . . Total thla y ^ r , 467; crates Golden sHifbfj rxisting pinna upbuilding ! ed to raise thw m oney,. Geneva cemetery. Funeral services the Spanish War Veterans will coming shortly. been decreasing during recent 1 last, year, of Florida nnd to suggest construe were conducted in the Geneva be held a t 8 p. m. t “ q, u o t a t io n s Xo r » , * W years, largely on account of the ' MARKET live improvements. 'Friday—The regular meeting of GOVERNMENT EXPERT WILL Methodist Church, of which, Mrs. ’UESDAY, field tu n $2 * , difficulty nnd danger Involved In [ TUES . . JAN. 8. Discussing at some, length the Williams was the oldest member. the Rebekah Lodge will be held SPEAK. capturing rocruita to replace those j Atlanta (Clear, 30 above), notable advantages of the state for Lettuce: Cal. 3, PH Tho services were in charge of Dr. a t the Masonic Hall a t 8 p. m. At the meeting of the Men’s J. D. Sibert of Palatka, :» long time SI**.1" 1 ■K‘d« ,ltur"1 ,crT ’ nn,d who die or who redeem thcmselOrangck: Supplies liberaL jde 18 cars on track InrWi ’"1 Friday—Weekly luncheon of the Club of the Congregations! Church friend of the family, assisted by fem ng particularly to citrusi fruits ves. The number found. by cen- mnnd moderate, box mostly f«.7B, Chamber of Commerce a t the nt the parsonage Thursday night, bus takers this year is 216,.as op- 'bulk f 1.35-91.40 bu. and winter vegetables, Mr. Rabson Rec. McFarland, pastor of tha Gennn‘, u ' n t“r *— Mr n“h,i0" l,p Valdes Hotel a t 12:15. Mr. Harris of Kustfs, n govern­ Supplies libcraL dnposed to 271 last year. Some havo ] Grapefruit: Suppi mentioned the present marketing Methodist Church. ■" * 1 ™ 42.50, bulk o' ment expert, will talk on fungus evaMrs. purchased freedom, and others ! mand slow, boxes 92.25-92.B0, conditions in no uncertain terms, f e t e Williams Is survived by HOLLY AT NEW SMYRNA. diseases of plnnj life. have been liberated by their (Has­ 91.50 bn. four daughters: Mrs. J. ADan?. T The talk will interest not only ters. A. few have tnke'h the. yellow I Peppe Demand slow.fifncy " ...............eft Planning Entertainment for' 4,000 r-be and becomo Buddhist monks. crate f2'v—'** «R. J. Holly, editor and publish­ the members of the club but ull • t. , ■ (ciesV; n Viaitora For Convention Peas: Supplies liberal, demand •-..Peas, Peppers: Those remaining in slavery are er of Tho Florida Trueker, was a farmers in the vicinity and n big SapiS, la March. verv slow, best 91-50-92. , said to be either contented .with Tl..U,r In Nnw Smyrna y c o n ln y . ^ ffiS g ll& S Eggplant: Supplies light, de­ their lot or too buy and opiumn . a «• 7 • I speaker made a conclusive demonntrx)^ tT’ FI*. | Last night Air. Holly spvkc to the friend. <nr H r A nw lalnl I’ffw) Refreshments will be ■ r n i l P r t V A f 1 l O i n i T 1 0 r 'strntion of the degree to which insodden to work out their redemp­ mand moderate, best mostly 93. ST. PETERSBURG, Jr.n. 9 . Chamber of Commerce there ex­ served. Cabbage: S. C. Wakefield erktei tion. ; _ rms V r T ^ . , U , 0 creased output, while reducing cost T h o f ’m i r t l l n i i o n T o of production, inevitably requires ‘Buddics.•, come prepared for , ,the , Until rn-ent years most of the 92. tending greetings from Sanford 92^5-92.50. A 1 I C v U U I l 1 1 U I 1 S L 1 8 greater expenditures for advertis­ greatest time you have ever had in Bjgves |n this district were Indians j .Strawberries: Moderate aupto the people of that progressive m S ? " * ; Supplies I iW j ing and selling. . .L . , * l t who had been kidnapped in Aa- Jpile*, demand slow, market slightly moderate, market iteaiiri east coast city. This u the word the general j,nm ^ut on account of the increas- j Weaker, 35c quart, A moving appeal to all Florida bu. hpra. best $2.50.1? Tt, communities and to every Florida committee of the American Legion hazards of this practloe, th e ' Cauliflower: Best 92.50-93. low M *j.5o. *4T».| citizen was made by Mr. Babson, annual convention is sending out Na(rn< ^ vo jateIy c o n f i x their l, Cukes; Supplies light, demand Purchase of a lot adjoining the to the end that petty jealousies ns the time drnyrs near for the fifth rnidn to mountain tribes nearer a t■; slew, crate fapev. 94-94.50. SuPP«e* I court house on the north side for and local interests be submerged annual gathering of the Florida hand. No Indians arc known Beans: Red Valentine, supplies ■toady. Fla. crates bt (Continued from page 1) the sum of $11,200, was made by in n general movement to exploit department. have been sacrificed since 1921, light, demand moderate, 98.’ fa lra m a ll sizes $2.50-1 the county commissioners a t th e ! Florida. He pointed out fundnFlans for entertainment of tho when two authentic cases were rec­ Richmond (Clear, 30 above). . Strawberries: R em '1. to intcre.it pcopio in Daytona and nr.tcrnoon session held Tuesday, mental ndvnntuges which, if cupi- four thousand visitprs expected eded. In raotnrinp new slaves, il Oranges; Receipts increasing, all d(nfiand moderutc msrkitl Orlando in the possibilities of San­ Work hnx been started on a The property has n frontage of tW : talized, will make Florida the here during the last week in March Is customary f o r'th o Nngnu to classes oranges 126s, 288s, 92.75 Weaker, Fla. reefers S5c? ford.’’ $10,000 building addition to the feet on-I ark Avenue und extends i greatest agricultural state in tho ate going forward rapidly, it was search for victims about whom no 93.25. Cukes: Suppplies Mr. Bodweil is thoroughly "sold" Sanford Machine Company which back loO feet to Rand s Alley. The j union. No less favorable, accord- announced following the first meet­ inquiry is likely to be made. Grapefruit: 46s-80s, 92.75-93.25. few tales to quote. ” on Sanford. He has successfully when completed will add 3,800 purchase was made from the iarke-11-- to Mr. Babson,kam Florida con­ ing of the workers of Post 14— Strawberries: 60c quart. promoted many fine subdivision square feet of floor space to tho front Improvement Compuny nnd ditions for successful manufactur­ thu St. Petersburg legionnaires, i. ■ « : , D,c,u®nd mod. "He who starts a forest fire ; , Cnbbagc: 50-lb baskets, $1.25­ pUee limited, market i properties in tho north. Early in present apace used nnd bringing was necessitated by the fact that ing and in relation to transporta­ who aie behind the convention ought to bo.arrested for arson,” 91.50. popper crates $2.5041 nn addition to the court house i.i tion. The cultivation of tourist movement. December he purchased the old the total up to 7,531 squnre feet. said tho welfare worker. Not ' Peas: Hamper, 91-50. , Lettuce: FIs. 1 .8b Pace homestead at thu end of contemplated some time in the travel wns commended, ns afford­ Every day. during the last week The new addition is being built Tomatoes: No supplies. quite right—he ought to be shot broken cars on track, . Union Avenue on the shores of of brick and is one story in height. nenr future. ing both immedite revenue and op­ in March will be "chock” full of at sunrise. Philadelphia (Cloudy, 26 above). eeipta light, liberal G. M. Jacobs was authorized to portunity to interest men of large something, it is promised. The J-ako Monroe, which is considered It is snid that it will probably bo Cukes, Peas, Eggplant: No C-l mnnd fair,. market sappB ono of the choicest locations on to put straw to tho value of $100 inenns in Florida. •tesdr.l first three days will be taken up arrivals, light supplies. Peas, do- crates Nicotine-aulphatc spray helps Icebert 12.50-D.TJ. Lake Afonroe. "When you sell a product thnt i;t with the Festival of the Staten. tho strawberry plant produce t?ood,mand good, market firm, Fla. hprs. C*lies Iceberg other two months. C. IV. Johnson r ? ‘ „*„.rui nb?twct>n f'hlulota and Hf. crates $1.75-$2. * Engineers have been nt work of Jacksonville has thp the contract r'?ad• . . . . . Mined, there is inevitably a re­ St. Petersburg’s annual carnival strawberries—helps by killing 193. Cukes, all poor, no sales. Egg Baltimore (Clear, 2$ dm platting this property nnd Mr. and 8. T. Hunt is the superinten­ The board authorized the clerk duction of the world's supply," Mr. event when thousands of tourists plant lice, those pesky suckers of ,plant: demand moderate, market Beans: Express rectiptil to send n letter to the Florida Enst Babson stated. "Tho same thing and homefolk will stage the closing plant juices, Bodweil states that he will soon dent of the construction. stee'*v P S . crates well graded demand moderate, msrivt, Coast Line Railroad Company to go before the city planning com­ is true of the sule of natural reevent of the tourist season. After When the new addition Is com­ small 93.50. ->i Nf fmr good stock, FIs. bu. ho mission with his plans. pleted the equipment of the shops adviso thnt company to clean out sources, like lumber and turpen- the festival, the legion will finish ~ Squash: No C-l arrivals, sup­ * |’"-W .25, light green *1.) the ditches nlong side of the tracks tine. In n somewhat lesser de­ up the week with their conven­ POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT plies* and demand fuir, market will be moved in it and the pres­ 62^75; fair some frozen $1J For .Sheriff. ent building will be used ns n near Osceola station as the coun­ gree, due to the opportunity which tion. steady, Fla. exp. reefers 3Q-40c,. Cukes: No supplies. ty expects to begin road work near farmers have for quickly restoring Dances, boat rides, fishing trips I hereby announce m yself as n mostly 35c m iart warehouse for supplies, I,. II. Eggplant: N0 C-l *n that point nt nn early date. fertility, every farm or fruit crop —in fact everything that goes to- candidate for the office of Sheriff Gibbs, a member of tho firm an­ Beans: Fla. 1, 1 car unbroken, broken, car on track, n s Mrs. John (.canard! uppenred be­ also exhausts the wealth of the ward rounding out a pleasant time of Seminole County, subject to the supplies nounced Wednesday. and demand moderate, celpts light, demand a Continued from pngo 1. Sinco the opening of the Hnn- fore the board nnd asked for aid soil. In offering fresh air, sun­ —will bo ready for the visitors, Democratic primary June, 1924c m arket steody. Fla. 7-8 bu. hpra m arket.about steady, Flt/j whether passage of a bonur. bill ford Machine Company nearly five for Elizabeth Drydcn. Tho sum shine nnd other ciimutic elements, those in charge of the arrangeW. A. TILLIS. wnx 91.75-92, green $2.25-92.75; crates fancy $3.50-$l, few I . should be recommended. He de­ years ago, the firm has enjoyed u of $150 wns provided for the com­ for the hnppinoss and henlth of ments promise. 1 (Advertisement.) express green wide range, 91-25-93, choice 9242.50, the people who come to Florida mittee -to dispose ns it sees necclared tr.dny that once reported steady growth nnd in August 1920, the tax bill would be given priority it wna -necessary to move from its cssnry to do. Reports of officers however, there is nn danger of on the house legislative program homo nt what is now Kent’s Ga­ of tho county were anpraved nnd reducing the basic supply,” the He made the prediction that, liar­ rage, to the present locution nt bills were audited nnd paid. The sp-nker further snid. The nddres.s was the second thnt ring instructions to take action oi Second Street and Atlantic Coast names of -100 voters were drawn Mr. 'Hubsmi has delivered in Jack­ bonus, tho committee would have Line siding. And because of an for jury duty for the year 1924. sonville, nn evening speech shout tho revenue measure ready for the increase in the business, the firm n year ago having first introduced house by February 1, or shortly Inis found it necessary to provide him to the people of this city. On afterward. more room to tnke care of thnt !y one other talk will lie made hy i Woald Divide Tax Rill. increase. Mr. Babson while in Florida this The ways and means committee The Sanford Machine Company winter, It has boon announced, is considering the tnx bill under does a general repair work an nil JACKSONVILE, Jan. 9.--A five- this to ho at. Tampa. After suendan agreement to pass first on itc kinds of machines nnd motors. story coffee factory nnd can mnning a couple of dnvs in Pntatke administrative features, which ure Cylinders are ground and other . . . , |, , . | ufacturing plant is to ho erected where ho is to visit a brother of now under discussion, then to snecial work is handled by the firm. | here by one of the leading coffee Secretary of Treasury Mellon, Mr. reach a decision ns to the report the post few months two, roasting concerns of the south Balison will proceed to Babson of tho bonus, uml finally to take During railroad locomotives have been It will be located on u threv-qunr- I’Hrk, in Polk County, where he up proposed revision of tax rates. overhauled the firm. Besides ter ncro site on East Bay Street will spend n couple of months for Some members of the committee the general hy ✓»•> repair work, a large * ... . • • « •* * I• ^ have indicated a willingness to di­ ! stock of supplies is carried incltid- for which the city will get $50,- recreation nnd to look after nn cx000 ensh. The cost of the new plant tensive citrus operation that he is vide the tax hill into two measures a complete line of piping. is estimated nt $300,000. developing along new and‘sclenti-; J —one containing purely admini*- ] ingThe firm is composed of L. II. ------- -----------------fir linen. The distinguished Massn-1 trntive provisions ami the T.U. d w w - m d t £ " 0IN» w - A- ™ * . . Chisnetta economist announced that separately with the bonus bill vr xt c iA a i bis asssnciation with Florida intersandwiched in between, u program «•■*»* bo an increnBing one and Ihat ho regards connection with which Mr. Lougwoth opposes. ..... the proceeding development of the Tho committeo intends tomorrow PORT ORANGE, Jan. 9.—The j-tute ns affording him an unusual to take un the sub-committee r e ­ State Bank la expected to oppJrtunity”"for"'service f a conport which approved treasury rep- jorW. o . Tison. well known cili- country open for business here for busi- structirc character (inundations lor « const! utionrl ren „f ,|.l„ clty HfM| c;„nfH ernte ness here on Jan. 15. It will b e --------------- 1 amendment prohibiting further h- veteran, is dead at his home here, located In temnorary quarters in, Ijj RoHo __ 150 000 suance of tax-exempt - eaee ofRO ----­ ipt securities. aru V liew naborr. nl * i, ? . a.v * r . — ir*0(K)ft pounds o ' In a letter to Representative <)|,| Ncwmnnsville Alachua Conn In t ^ budding until tho build- f’ook s Palm Brand Honey shipped Frear, of Wisconsin . member of tho committee, who tins entire life in this section of Flor- finished. Officers nnd directors introduced a bill providing for the • {(ln. | Io j., survived l.y his widow, huvo been named except those to' Orlam!o-~K* »ridn Development taxing of income from state and who wns Miss Martha J. Ilod-- be on the board from Port Orange. Board completes plain for state­ wide advertising campaign. municipal lionds now in existence cs, five sons nnd two daughters. Construction under wny of great ami requiring thut if enacted the ^cross-state highway connecting law should not lie declared uncon­ Winter Fhrk—Official < of Rank Winter Garden ....................... llw West iivoi Florida ,„,,uw nnd „opening ,CI1 Equipment 'Enst „und stitutional by the supreme com l of Winter Park and Union State lllr-1 ini up thousands - of- acres of* faVniin" costing $25,000 to lie insta(led without concurrence of at least all local power plant. Rank report increase of 9300,000 iland. but one of the justices, Mr. Mellon in deposits in past twelve month*. declared there could be no argu­ ment as to the injustices of such a proposal. -ti (M l "To summarize,” his letter said, "first, your hill makes an indefen­ sible discrimination by state i and municipalities and securities issu­ ed under authority of congress. 'I he Jury of Award which has world pence ,and that it is neccsSecond, it confiscates, without com­ examined thousands of plans that saiy to recognizo not morely poli- the other nations to achieve and the peace of the world.” pensation, property values which have been submitted----as ---------possible,tical hut also psychological and preserve . It is the unanimous hop</ of the nave been paid for hv the investor. solutions to a world-wide peace, isjCronomie factors. The only possiThird, it, would seriously disturb composed of Elihu Root, cnairman,| ble pathway to international agree- Jury thut the first fruit of the the state and federal government Ja m n Guthrie Ifurbnrd, Edward ment with reference to these com­ mutual conn:.el ami m-opcration finances, nnd finally the entire pro­ M. House Ellen Fltz Pendleton, plicated and difficult factors is among the nations whiih will re­ sult from the adoption of the plan ceeding would most probably be Roscoe Pound, William Allen through mutual counsel und co­ selected will be a general prohibi­ vnin and the time utterly wasted. While, and Brand Whitlock. operation which the plan selected tion of the manufacture and sale Not Complete Remedy. On tho eve of the referendum contemplates. It is therefore the of all materials of war. “ I agree with you that the pro- which began Monday of this week, unanimous opinion of the Ju ry Tile plan in brief as o u tlin e d by oscd constitutional mnendment, the juiy issued the following state- that of the 22,105 plans submitted, th- Jury together with the blank eenusc it docs not rench the $11,­ iqcnt: number 1,1,169 is "the best vote which i.* to be filled out und 000,000,000 of fully tnx-emept se­ "The Jury of Awaril realizes Plan plan by which the mailed to the American Peace curities, already in existence, is Ihat there is no one approach to practicable ti lilted State.* may co-operate with Award, will be found below: not a complete remedy. I have, therefore, recommended such a re­ TIIE PLAN IN IIIUEF duction in nur-tazos u< to make further Investment in tux-oxonipt necurities b-ix <i< irable, for tli" I That tho I *ti i t«<1 Htnli* Hhalt most compelling reasons in the I'tirvi* tliaiclx «*ttlrr tin* I V rn»nin*nt word, that is, because the invoatCourt *«f Intcrnutloiml Jit.*itlr«'. tin* Do you approve the winning plan yt> 3 : j •or will be given an opportunity to •Vr the Hint**(1 l»> H*rrt'* lory llim h i’M aini I'n «!«|«*nt ll.irdlnu make more money out of produc­ in Huhstnncc? \j0 i—; In Ki liruar) , 103.1. tive business than out of unproduc­ . (Put an X in ride the proper Iwx) — tive tax-exemptr. II That wtth.iiit hrt’nmlmr il im* in hr r o f tin* l.«’.iuti(* of Nation* “ Upon the present basis of sur­ «»t pre-tent coitNtItul«'(l. tin* I ’ niti.I Name ..................................................... taxes, a 4 1-2 per cant municipal i’ l a ' f i •hall off$r to t\ h m l it* pr»Hbond-give.) aa much for a mu” with Please print » i.t pfetipt ration u lilt the |*4*auu«* n large income us he would re­ • nl pat tlrliuiti* in tin* work of the 1 • -Ht 1 ’. .* I m h o Of n i l l l i i . i l «•.. II Ii«a« | ceive after taxes from nn invest­ iliidt r romllth nr v.iilrll ment returning him II per cent* A ddress .................................. No prudout investor, will consider I* !*iih*t it tit i* mh r: I f ‘»rce *111(1 pule an 11 per cent investment lb lii* opinion for th«‘ uilllt.try und • roiMiniir force orlKlttiilly lmequal in safety to a municipal bond c 'ty .......................................... State.............................. plh-d in Article* N and XVI. and will not go into productive 3. f *•..ti •r*i la c M inrnc lioctrlin*. business on those terms. Are you a v o te r? .............................................. 3. Art ' pt the f »ct thut the I'n lN d "Under the recommendations Si ilt * w III t numi* no o'.dhni* which I havu mode, the return on t lout un h r the Treaty of V.-ra 4 1-2 per cent tax-exempt would i« »t!le i e\ct pt hy A* t « f f.,nMail promptly to r r t ’ ti. bu equalled by a tnxabh invest inent yielding about 6 1-2 per cent. t h e AMERICAN PEACE AWARD A t. I V i " i t ;hrit p|( ni»( .*r?i|p ;$$ iht* Returns In excels of thi.; may rea­ r \ •. « l.ftlfllt* idioultl Im* open* <l to all . ” 12 Madisra Avenue, New York City sonably be expected und the pros­ nitlotin. l. * . perity of the country increased If you wish to express a fuller opinion also, please write to the r. Provide for tlif* • • Miilnuln ; dcthrough devotion of moneys to \• lopnirlit of intt rnatloinl law. American Peace Award ./asutJjapjj J.ijpnpojil The Office of Sheriff Clearwater to Raise Money for Exhibit Poor FU. cSt^l*1' ST. PETE PLANS GOOD TIME FOR LEGION MEETING jSSa’x j ',: LOCAL MACHINE Bought SANFORD GROWS CO. TO CONSTRUCT LARGE ADDITION by County H O U S E REPUBS. Jacksonville Will Have New Factory ■ \ t > Sanford Loan and Savin • toUiSt Confpderate V«t. Dies in Aluchua Halifax County Will Have New State Hank 9..... • ^ v. w E Sanford Daily Herald Sanford ILL open for business January 9th, at 209 Magnolia Avenue, in the new Bishop building three doors south of the new Milane T h eatre,. W will EVERYONE URGED TO VOTE IN REFERENDUM ON BEST PLAN SUBMITTED FOR WORLD PEACE I N C O 'R P O R A T E The Public is Cordially Invited to Call and Get Acquainted HIS is a home institu­ tion, and we invite the ... full co-operation of every citizen i n - Sanford and Sem­ inole County. -;V • ' T F. W. PLEDGER President J- P- CH A PM A N �T H E o A n n ;iU I U A llil n D iw iiii/, r m u n i , -. M a rm o t N e w s 7, demand light, m nrket about steady, old supplies, N. Y. bulk ton Danish <3o.t)0, <38.00 New supplies moderate, m arket dull, de­ mand slow, Fla. 1 1-2 bushels hprs Wakefield 01.12, $1.25, few <1.50, ballanre, crates <2.00. Cukes: Suplies llsrht, no C 1 arrival*, demand good for good stock, m arket slightly stronger. Fla. hprs. 7-8. bu. fancy count $5 $5.25, choice $1.00, $1.25. Eggplant: Fin. 1, Cuba boat 2 *■ Celery: N. Y. 2, 22cnre on the cars, supllcs nnd demand light, ■ track unbroken. Fin. 10 crates Gol market steady. Fla. crate* fancy .den Self-blnncin? 83.00 and HMilna <3.25 . COlillV count <3.00, vu.Dv <3.50 LIllJILL choice count j an a,, m«• A.i Aj* #11 5i?l‘ M nm $2.00, $2.50, Cuban fancy slow, , • Goldcnhear mostly around <C.OO- mrak’c l*dun ’ Cuban 6s ordinary 4 2 } " ° " i rnc.,k i lln 1 n"f« fancy count turning wrapped ?2.0'J • ‘ J } ar-n bU.*,bl r ‘ <2.25 choice $1.50 <1.75. $U>0, few 81-75. Col. crates Ice lettuce: Fla. 22, Cal. 11, Arlr. Ar berg <2.50 <2.75. 2, Western supplies, demand mod­ Cabbage: Fla. 1, 12 cars on erate, mnrket firm, good stock. track including brokcr> market, Cal. nnd Ariz. Calif, crates Icedull, demand poor 1 1-2 bushels burg mostly <2.25, $2.75, few <3.0 hprs'. Fla. pointed <1.00, <1.40, S. “ "... »y • ^ 'Jig BosconsiderS ,u«.h; C»V« No .u p p ll..^ ( | „ b k 5 rrtuueii. N. V. c t e . t* . Tomstocs: broken car on track, express r e - . cclpts light, demand moderate, | Rmtinlno: Fla. 3, m arket dull, market about steady for good nipples and demand moderate. ng wrp and Fla. hprs, $1.2o, some .5c stock, Fla. 0s turnilng Beaus: Peppers: Supplies and green fancy <3.50, few higher demand moderate, m arket dul', choice <2.50 some poor, <1.50. Pepper: Beans: Express re ­ Fla., pepers 0 cars, none on track ceipts light, mnket dull,trading Culm 2.Bells fancy $1.75, $2.00. poor $1.50, choice $1.25 few $1.50 slow, Cuban crates $1.50, $1.75; Pepper: Crates fancy, 2.40 to Beans: Fla. 4, 3 enrs express 2.75 few <3.00. Fla., hprs. 82.00, 12.25 few fin.* Beans: bushel hprs, green 2.50 car <3.50, <3.75, pood low n;» $1.25 4 few 2.75, pale gren best 2.25, few Pens: Fin. 2. supplies and d e ­ *,7 more, fair 1.25, 1.50. mand light, market unsettled, Fla. u Eggplant: No C 1 arrivals, 1 wide range 7-8 bu. hprs. larg" -* wbroken car on track, supplies very $1.75. <2.75, 5 pk. hprs, <2.25, <3.00 light, mnrket dull, demand slow, 1 1-2 bu, hprs. large $3.00, <5.00. pepper crates fancy 2.75, 3.00 few Cal. few std lettuce crates lnrg; higher, ordlnnry 2.25, 2.50. Peas: Express receipts mod- $7.00. Berries: Fla. demand aril - " ‘ crate, mnrket dull, bushel hprs. largo best <1.50, 81.70, few-82.00 supplies moderate, m arket strong er, Fla. 32-qt. erntes 35c, 40c, few ordinary low as 81.00. 45c, Fin. pony reefers 40e nnd 45c ■':» V P .<«*New ew York (Cloudy, 37 above) Cabbngc: Fla. 3, N Y. 4, S. C. quart. >AILY MARKET QUOTATIONS ..ISSUED BY THE FLORIDA STATE MARKETING BU­ REAU COOPERATING WITH J THE U. S. BUREAU OF AGRI> CULTURAL ECONOMICS .AT | & V WASHINGTON, D. C. J * * *" Baltimore (Fogey, 84 above) .Lettuce and Ct'lry: Supplies' v , limited, demand moderate, market 'hX £ -BY CONDO DOINGS OF THE D U FFS-— ---- ----- - * — ” —n ie o n w i l b u r u tV O U G O I N GJ T O L l i ’NCH ? ov r f- w V• ^ NO,* MOT T H I S IS a / n E W A C C O U N T I S N 'T IT. M R. D U F F ? y RlGK i N O W Go O iT T O GOj 7 ;r v E g A TO THE BANK F IR S T _" -OH N O , I T ’5 ABOUT / W E E K OLD- ! ^ but cause# Canadian Products Show Big Increase aver In this section, considerable anxiety. The Work on the new schoolhouse Is progressing rapidly. Sir. W inter’s'house will bo ready for occupancy In about two weeks. Next Friday evening there will be a social a t the library under the auspices of the League. Cake nnd candy will be on sale, and there will also be a m ystery table to attract your attention. All are invited to come nnd havo a good time. ( llr T h e I’ r m s ) OTTAWA, OnL, Jan. 11—Tho farm nnd fishery products of Can­ ada, during ll*2:i, showed matorial Increases over the 102- fig­ ures. The value of the Domin­ ion’s mineral, forest, agricultural nnd fishing Industries Is placed a t <2,420,000.000 In unofficial govern­ ment estimates for 10-3. This represents an increase 01 $25»,uuut000 over tho value* of the previous " IS X S T IS to sta llin g 4 5 ’?' tematir.n«l>hst|tUie'0d{‘» J? R.°fc trama Dominicn Rureau 0f s, .. BHUsh Columbia*, this year will total Recording to p r e l l * ,^ of the provincial 0 .7 Haherics. Thl3 nbotit 400,000 ca..c, ^ pack, nnd la ih3 • ^ larpjt since 1910. Vero—New $73,000 theatre nnd yCfanada Is now the greatest sin­ stoic building to be erected on alto gle contributor to tho world s of old theatre on Seminole nvenue. wheat supply, with more surplus £ JANUARY V2 wr Clearance \\T 7 - - f T H E R E ’S T H E A N D S O M IE D A V I’M G O I N G - T O O W N A BU S ' L I K E TH AT- P R E 5 I D E N T O F 'T H E B A N K - I ’M G O IN G T O IN T R O D U C E M Y S E L F T O H IM 5 0 M E D A Y - Jr I’L L T E L L ' T H E W O R L D ! / . < ///■ -y Sale Begins Saturday, January 12 Closes Monday, January 28 1 | during the holidays, hut has re- dy are having I^iku Street opened. Wednesday from Jacksonville, Tennessee nnd Arkansas, She was H arry Smith has bought a trail­ ilrs. Alice Raleigh and Mrs. turned to iJcalu to rezuine her accompanied by her son and daugh­ Andrew Atilin ware business visi-J school dn luties, er nnd in hauling lumber for Mr. ter, Dr. nnd Mrs. Hopkins of Nash­ tors to Sanford Thursday. 1 .Messrs. Orr and Strickland of Slade to his mill from the tract The Teachers’ Training class of ville, Arkansas. Dr. and Mrs. Mis* Catherine Young returned 1 North Cmretina, with their families of land owned by the Strum broth­ tho Methodist Sunday School has Hopkins have ninny friends in to Rollina College Sunday a fter- have moved into the Wheeler house ers. Vflrusumcd work a fter the holidays. Oviedo, who are always glad to noon, .at Lake (’harm. Wm. Woodcock i* finishing the The American Land Clearing welcome them. Mr. and Mrs, Condon and daugh- interior of Harry Smith’s house. (). (I, Wolcott loft Tuesday for pnny has begun work on Mr. Prof. T. W. Lawton and Mrs. .1. Jacksonville where lie will remain te r of Boston, are stopping at the A carload of lumber ha* arrived rnett.s faint on the (JencvtilN, Thompson with several cither several days on business. 1U.ko CJuirnt Inn for a few .weeks. that will be used in building n road. The work is all done by Seminole county teachers returned Mr. Thomas K. Brown, Mr.s.j .Mrs. H. B- McCall spent trntur- [ garlnw on tho land purchased by achinery and the roots and Saturday from the Florida h'ducu- I.ucy Brown anil little son, Tom, day in Sanford. . Lewis Entzmingor, the great evan­ stumpa are burned on tho ground. tionnl Association meeting at West of Philadelphia have urrived in M r.'H erndon, representing K<1- gelist. Palm Beach. They report the Sir. nnd Mrs. Tart and little Oviedu and will occupy their cot- ward niggins of Sanford, was an The severe sold spell of Sumlay daughter, Julia, of Ponce de Leon, meeting one of the best in the his­ tage at Uikc Charm for the win- f Oviedo visitor Wednesday, nnd Monday did no damage whatFin., are visiting their parent^ tory ot tho association. ter. The Mill* Lumber Company is • Mr. nnd Mrs. W. it. Kimbrcl, Mrs. It. G. Smith nnd Mrs. O. Mr. nnd Mrs. It. (i, Mncfnrlnn erecting this week a planing mill G. Wolcott attended a child wel­ —-of Choraw, S. C., left Friday for on the Chuluota road between the fare meeting in Sanford Tuesday Jan . 10th, H th, and 12th, their home. They were accom­ A. C. L. and S. A. L. tracks nnd at the Woman’s Club house. Af­ E. E. Hardy sold, on Tuesday, panied ns far as Jacksonville by hope to have it ready for opera­ ter the meeting they were enter­ Jan. 8. to Mr. and Mrs. Russell 33x5 Tires nnd Tubes their mother, Mrs, Alan Macfar- tion within a very Miort while. tained t luncheon a t the Valdez Mnoru of Orlando, formerly of Buy your gas from visible pumps The cold wave did no material Hotel by Mrs. Leonard!. Places Auburn, Maine, two lots from • Miss Catherine Young returned duninge to crops in this section were laid for 10 guests and a Maine addition to Longwnod. Thursdny from u trip to Havana, and the light showers which came most delightful social hour was Wm. Woodcock and E. E. IlurCubn. She reported n splendid Wednesday nnd Wednesday night spent. did much to counteract the cold time in the Cuban city. Mr. and Mrs. Breedlove nnd Mrs. Thomas Hollingsworth nnd wind of Saturday and Sunday. children of Lake Charm left Sun­ 105 Palmetto Avenue Mr. and Mrs. (i. K. Hollingsworth Miss Grace Von Paul of (tkee- day for Inlet, Fin., where they will ■were Sanford visitors Friday. chobee City left Saturday after a be located for a few months. 1113 Sanford Avenue The Sunday School council of the short visit with her sister. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hess and two chil­ • . 1‘hnna 4HW Metholiist ■wurrh nict Friday T!.’ II. WLftMei!. dren have rented rooms a t the night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Mr. ami Mrs. Andrew Aulin Brannon house at Lake Charm. Frank Norris. .Supt. T. L. Lingo have purchased tho cottage on Gra­ Mrs. W. It. Taylor of Ocala is THIS PAINT WE •EEL ham Avenue just built by Messrs. spending a few weeks with her fa­ presided. .Swope and Douglass. Mr. and Mrs Misses Maxine and Catherine ther, Mr. Allen, a t the Lake IS Young entertained their young Aulin will move into their new Charm Inn. Mrs. Taylor’s little "M y y o u n g e s t clillil tils n e v e r friends Friday evening with a home about the first of the month daughter, Martha, was also hero k n o w n w h a t a sic k iluy was b e c a u s e party at tho home of their pa­ nnd the telephone cxchnnge will 1 s t a r t e i l her o n Teothlna b e fo r e rents. s h e b e g a n c u t t i n g h e r teeth," w r i t e s also he Installed In their house in­ Jlrs. J o h n M. F re e m a n . ILouto 1, lJox Miss Elizabeth Lawton left stead of the Oviedo hotel. •Ji. M o n t g o m e r y , Ala. Thursday for Macon to resume Although celery has been mov­ her studies at Wesleyan College. ing from Oviedo since before "M y . b l a s t child, now 8 y e a r s old, IT DOES NOT t ’UACK. w a s v e r y sickly, l i e had s t o m a c h ‘ Missei Janet Mm-farlnn and Christmas, the heavy shipments nnd b o w e l tr o u b l e nnd zavi» me m a n y EEL, NOR BLISTER, OR , Patty Pnston nnd Mr. Fletcher begin in earnest next week. flfS a n x i o u s h o u r s till a friend to ld me White spent Friday afternoon in Mr. Christian of Sanford is lo­ C HALK O FF a b o u t T c e th ln a , Tho first p a c k a g e • Sanford. cated at the Oviedo Hotel for sev­ c h e c k e d his b o w e ls and In 12 h o u r s Mrs. U. W. Lawtmi entertained eral weeks. he w a s p e r f e c t l y well, anil ho n e v e r A I uii l.ine of Knlsominc, a t White’s Wharf Thursday night Herbert Duval stopped in Ovie­ h a d a n y o t h e r medicine nil t h r o u g h i nishes ant! Stain* , a t a chicken purlenu in honor of do en route from South Carolina Ills t e e t h i n g . " ' her sister, Mrs. Cornell, of Wash- t • bis home in Purtii Gorda for n T c e t h l n a may bo nlven with a b s o ­ S O L I) O N L Y BY ' ingtnn, I). C. short visit with his sister, Mrs. l u t e a n f e t y . nn It contains n o t h l n a D and Mrs. P. B. Matlnson J, L. Malcolm. t h a t c a n h a r m th u most delicate s y s ­ and daughter, 'Marguerite, nnd Mis. C. L. West wan a business tem. 51 rs. J. II. Lee, Sr., left Sunday visitor to Sanford Wednesday. T c e t h l n a Is so ld by all dru g g ists ' » a, for Fort Myers. ! n r s e n d 30c to t h e Moffett Lubora* Mr. uml Mrs. W. T. Dodd have : fo rte s, C o lu m b u s. Ga., (or n p a r k a g i (). L. Wolcott spent several days moved to the Cushing home. "nd a f r e e b o o k l e t about babies. ! W t ' l a k u Bldg. t h i s week in Jacksonville. The Oviedo school resumed work I Woolscy Sturdivant spent Friday Monday, Jan. 7, witli a good a t­ afternoon attending to business in tendance ami several new pupils. Sanford. Mis* Chapman’s place 1s, being Mr. McClain of Geneva was a filled by Airs. J. II. McGowan. business visitor to Oviedo Friday. O. P. Swope of Oralmlo was a Mrs. J. (). Clements left Thurs­ business visitor to Oviedo Thurs­ dny night for a visit to her pa­ day. rents in Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Malcolm have Mr. and Mrs. Blair, of Chica­ recured two rooms from Mrs. C. go, with Mr. O. I‘. Swope of Or­ A. Brannon and will move into lando, were in Oviedo Thursday their new quarters about Feb. 1. looking over Mr. Blair’* interest The Oviedo Hotel, which will be - here. left vacant by tho removal of Mrs, Mis* Malde Swope of Stetson i* Aulin and Mrs. Malcolm, has pot spending the week-end with her yet lieon leased, but is under con­ parents. sideration by Oviedo parties at Mrs. J. A. Clark returned home this time. Two weeks during which you delay planting because of probable frost, or Friday from an extended visit tn Mrs. Alan Mncfurtnn returned take a long chance in planting, arc the most important of the winter trucking OVIEDO LONGWOOD SPECIAL PRICES F. P. R1NES Baby Has Never Known What a S ick D ay Was SUNPROOF j j Our stock of spring goods will soon arrive and in order to m [ 3 room for this large stock we have cut prices in every dep 1 1 ment and this sale means a g r o t saving to the Public. Wc £| vite you to visit our store and be convinced. Below are a few the many B argains wc offer. II S H O E S — Mens, Boys', Womens Is Children s-20 Per Cent Off Regular Pria FcR Bedroom Slippers, p a ir ............80c 1’iir'fain Table Shoes, odd lots and brok­ en sizes, pair........................................*)8c Cretonne, 311 in. wide; 2oe value, yd. 19c Cretonne, 3fi in. wide; 35c value, yd. 25c Cretonne, 3(J in. wide; 19c value yd. 39e Curtain Scrim; 15c value, yard.......11c Marquisette, white, ecru. Figured; 25c value, yard .......................................... 17c Marquisette, white only; 30c value, ■ r f ............................ ..........19c, Percale. 30 In., lights and dnr!,:i, yd. 18c Chullis, 35 in. wide, y a rd .................. 18c No-Fade Shirtirp:, 30 in. wide, yd. 29c Si!!; Stripe Shirting, 30 in. wide. yd. I5c Apron Gingham ............................. lie Chantbrny, Striped and Solid cclors ................................................12'/jc Dress Ginqham, 27 in. wide, stripes and ..................... 15c tfj plaids Dress G in g h a m , 32 in. wide, yard ...... Pic 20c 25c Imported Dress Gingham; ISc va!i M yard ....... ....................... ■10-in. Voih ; 25c value, yd. ..II -tO-in. Law 4 ; 25c value, yard .IS 30-in. Paju nn Cheek, yd...... H Cndcnvear Crepe, yd............ -'i'. ij Sheets, 81: 90. gsod quality. $1.1 'feta, 3U-in. wide ii.J Can ion Crepe........ ..$2.39, S Si Crept* do Chine....... .......... $1.39, $1,1 C epe BiRnbny, ................. A!I-3i*k Pongee, vd.... ...................J Wash Satin, yd.............................. Lnd’es’ I!n c.ittcn................. lie, 1! Ladies’ II{).*e, lisle......................... 1 Ladie s’ Silk H o rc . SOc, $1.39, $!.79,<U M e n 's E o s , p a i r ....................... 19?, B e ll Hen's E xtra Heavy Sox, pair 11 Hc i’ i lire . 3 Shirts, each. Men’s V,’c:rk Shirts, each. Men'; Overall, p air.......... $1.50, $1, SANFORD PAINT STORE H. A. IRWIN. MANAGER Corner Sanford A\e. at Second St. SELL Y O U R V E G E T A B L E S ON T H E EA R LY M A R K E T Canco Smudge Pots Make It Safe To Plant Two Weeks Earlier 1 *.V, ’ ^ ». *1 r- \ ,)muV *„ M1LANE THEATRE One Night Only, Wednesday m season. They make the difference between early selling and late selling; big profit and average or no profit. f l M I I M l Itlll F I T n i l I X T \ l T I'llllll \ m s i\ \ m i n il'll, m m . v in ii.riiiA Advantages of early planting can be yours without danger of loss through Jan. 1 6 I I I J l l l l 11. I I I ! II \ I I I M i n n rin rM .o ^ rP H ^ S E E S A T IO N A L . frost. Canco Smudge Pots in your field, 100 to an acre, will raise the temperature, keeping frost out nnd crops safe. These heaters are simple in construction, easily stored, durable and long burning. They take the gamble out of trucking by preventing loss through frost or heavy rains which come in the late season. pilteWeeds &M ulches s o il •o n e o p e ra tio n Refer to your past experience. What would you have made if you could have saved your crop those years when vegetables were hard to get at any price? Add to th at the better prices, year after year, th at you could have realized had you sold your fruit on the early market. In these figures is absolute proof of the extra profits th at Canco Smudge Pots can make for you. "Finest Machine for Garden V/or!: M /J^Pcrtneat itatica men acJ thoii.i-tdi ofcUt-r tutn, ■Every experienced iMr«l*ier t*iatth In^ i/rcdii out ami tho surface mulctic 1i 1,j a This coupon will bring complete information con­ cerning Canco Smudge Pots. It places you under no ob­ ligation. Fill it in and mail it. SKINNER MACHINERY COMPANY Florida DUtributoni for— American Can Company, Toledo, Ohio h*,>1 iuuaturca: tins plantrucu. BARKER Wtrder, E!a!c!i?raiiCia!,v:l)r :* ,, Is 't ,b,lf ; lr3 lewivlafcdelait th 3 und. r-n „ r i tni.'e A - 1 V i diitroyt h e tveciUeQdlataessmeoiYi.'i'l a fls p i a 1 7 .V j c!«Uaadcruen-d-arfs-M l i t > rj I- v -l u .,ua, . ■r , V , . \ Iltcnilvs culllvetUm. Eect V/cnlKil! ;r Kvlt 1 . I ": Conrunncn.Aboyr.ini.o-liitendd-i;™,,. rij i , llsr-;■* *<urkthan Irn men v;i:k lioek Bssd'ntJ, i , |,r„[-L-; : 1 the Icsvoj: «h<rrth(o;deepercaliivitiuii.laeiivu. 1 l>ery eno In f e rre d It fa r d in la t fcrcltbtr horns uso.shouldUava I b b miidbla--. T O corpox N k ln n rr llunrdU 1 hava M » r h l« ,r r CUmp«BT, Florida. [Hi CSXby pnctl -ril, hest rr?ultJ, savetlaitio Birkcroad In n ’ '• ■T L‘aU/* ' “ ’ a c r e s ot ......... n* ..................... a n d w o u ld like ( I n f o r m a ti o n ) (’d e m o n s t r a t i o n ) of your C a n c o Sm uitxe P o t s . I un­ d e r s t a n d th a t t h i s does not o b l i g a t e me In a n y way. S ig n e d .... ....................... • BiiRKRT. M?G. CO^Dc.i D - : ! ("■- v ,t _ | rc-r Lrci Coc- c=i rsnirr-u-e-M err.-. If �\' -* mmm I &g-5£i ’*'&£ V^>L, ^ Herald will five |1 worth of merchandise from any merchant •dvertieinf oil thla paga, for tho best menu lubmittod each week. = F or publication each week, I'eery of merehandlap win M woman aubmHtlntf tho CAN YO UBAK E CAKE By HELEN HARRINGTON DOWNING Watches His Health W E E K L Y PR IZ E M ENU 1 . tr During a recent visit l o a food I -, moderate or medium o v e n i s hoi* seemed th a t everyone was rat nnd heat, with a medium act l vintfcnkCB. k *inir cake*. There were nil an kinds; Kinus; ing baking powder, powuer, that m at is. one " u n fa cakes and small cokes— j th a t requires a modern oven. Then,! cakes and layer cakea, deli- if the m atter is spread evenly in; |0rtl, nnd flno in texture. In fact,; the cake tins, the cake will be of of then* were perfect, yeti uniform thickness throughout! jk£J> were several th a t had cither ■when It is baked, voiced or raised m ore on one side than on the other. This latter fact; ant consideration. It should nlVrmiffht forth qd*rlea from two or ways he even and at tho proper dcJk—« of the ladies us to the ro n -! gree fo r each kind of food to bo Ion_ one One of the women in cchh a rg e !' baked. A standard oven thermo- i *the * ---1— Kbooth n n tli nendeavored n riA B U A M tl ♦to ex' m ln b In 11 T o littb lo i cake mneter is inAVT1A>la{t?(>— inexpensive—n (plain. I was interested in h e a r-1■one ■ ■docs V not . . .cost . . .over SO or CO! cents and should be found in every: in* her givo these roaaons Igni be dc me tem per-, kitchen Kiicncn together with a linking “It might the uneven temper-1 of the over in which the) chart giving the correct tem pera-j fakes were baked— the m anner in j turcs required for various foods, which the batter w as put in the! These kitchen aids will save the nans or «r»tn, l,oor duality and • young, as well ns tho experienced. Son-uniformity of the m aterials housewife, many n failure, mid used and, you know, in this, bak-im uch waste of good material, if, Ing powder ploys an im portant instead of guessing at the teinpcvT-h" I ature of the oven in which sho biking powder should bo th o r-. bakes her cakes, cookies hl«j«nlt« biscuits, oaghly sifted together with the etc., she actually follows an accur­ flour two or three tim es, a t least, ate time and temperature chart. htforc it is combined with the oth- One cannot always gueas the cor­ .. ingredients. The oven should rect oven temperature when bnknot be too hot, neither should th o ; ing by simply holding the hand in temperature be too low, in fact, i the oven. WALTON SHOWING RATE IN STATE BIG INTEREST IN FOR 1922 LOW SATSUMA ORANGE Submitted By Mrs. A. P. Connelly nitRAKFAST Fruit (Piggly Wiggly) Mother's Oat Meal, Milk (Rigney's Croeery) (I’iggly Wiggly) Ore a!: fast tlaron, Poached Kgga on T oast (Pure Food M arket) (Sanforu Grotvrtoela) Hrond for Toast, Red Circle Coffee (Uignoy's Grr-cury) (A. &. P. Ten Co.) LUNCHEON Cold Roast Pork, Spanish Spaghetti ( Pure Footl Market) (Sanford Crocertcrin) Sanford Green Peppers, Celery Hearts (A. & P. Ten Co.) Rulis, Piiltbury Finer, Cocoa, I rcmicr's Finest (Rigncy a *o;tiry) (Piggly Wiggly) .... DINNER . .. 5 Rna.'.t Turkey, Rice, Fancy Illitc Rene u (Pure Footl Market) (Piggly Wiggly) g Asparagus Tips, New Potatoes n (Sanford Grncortcria) (A. A P. Ten Co.) £ Dreed, Prano Whip fl (Rigney’s Grucciyl (P ig d y Wiggly) ^ Rokcr Coffee u (A. & P. Tea Co.) A ■ a a u M B e a a H B a a H H s a w c K u rc a rrz k i^ ja ^ s u iia B s iu g B H a a s ts o n typhoid death Dr. Joel Boone, ahown above with his wife, is one of President Cool id go’s personal ptiytdcians. Photo taken in Washington. * Fancy Florida and W estern Beef Florida, Western, and Georgia Pork Mutton and Veal ^ ¥ s w - .- Camp­ P A N C A K E Try Oar Pure Pork Sausage Cattlemen of South Plan fo r Meeting Pure Jb ft Wheat £ 3* 2 % J _rj ** fa n flun t J emima r4\ Flour 4*JNTJ[HIMAMills COHWrt >:r - STJOSEPM-MCt, ' 4aar J emima <Jskyour Qrocer^ J u s t add F L O U R . W A tc i' a n d cook 2 1-2 CAN Yellow Cling Selected By Experts Roasted in Our Own Plant and Shinpped to Our Stores Daily Debonte DELMONTE DEA Red Circle i O’clock M a r Packed in tin—keeps the strength in SPECIALLY SELECTED A REAL GOOD SP each es .ini i I Specially Prepared j 0 1 4 i * INv &1C Dutch Cleanser ^ VINEGAR 16c SYRUP MATCHES “ VAN CAMP’S MILK 11c CAFilN E a c h 4c 10 lb. Kegs $1.40 iCoaliiie S O A P 2 Caks RFife 1 U C C U ld M C Quarts 24c, Half-Gal. 44c mm............... .................. C h ic k e n Feed 10 !bs. 33c CUT STRING B E i i COFFEE SUPREME I.40C lb. 35c ■ ■ii Pork&Beans 10c W s SOUPS 10c Fruit Salad PEACHES20c bell's iiuiH i rrJT-. r. COFFEE Phone 105 ■ J em im a . I. n . MARTIN, Proprietor 'Thosedelicious hoi pancakes sure do satisfy OLD HOMESTEAD Aunt s u £ a ts F a t Her:3 and Fryers (wc dress them) They are standardized in order to bring about uni­ form therapeutic efficiency to the patient whenever required. This efficiency is most needed in the sick room— not merely in the laboratory. What is true of drugs must be true of foods. Purity and efficiency in the can is only part of the problem —purity and efficiency in the kitchen is the true test. The law requires that baking power contain 12% leavening gas at the time of sale to the consumer. This measure insures uniform leavening efficiency and protects the health of the public. In order to comply v/ith this fixed standard for bak­ ing powder, manufacturers must produce and pack their product so as to avoid the deterioration which may result from absorption of atmospheric moisture. Baking Powder manufacturers to avoid violation of the law, also spend thousands of dollars yearly in testing grocers' stocks and removing "spent" goods from his shelves, in spite of the fact that every pos~ sible precaution had previously been taken against deterioration. With the exception of Texas, the pure food laws are not applied to bak­ ing powder mixed with flour at the mill and sold in bags as “Self Rising Flour." There is no penalty on the manufacturers if this fails to “self rise"—the consumer is the “goat"— he is the one that pays the penalty through indigestion and ill health that comes from eating bakings that are not properly raised. The standardization of baking powder is a pro­ tection to both the consumer and the manufacturer— who welcomes such laws and co-operates in every way possible. B u t! Not so with the self rising flour manufacturer— he resents such laws and fights such legislation. Why? Because a standardization of self ris­ ing flour would require moisture-proof containers instead of cheap sacks — because low grade “clears" could no longer be sold as “fancy patent flour ’*It would also mean he must maintain expert chemical control such as is now maintained by baking powder manufacturers. r\.inmpt- Baking Powder contains only such ingredients as have been officiary approved by the U .S. Food Authorities. Popular Marki SUBSCRIBEFORTHEHERALD TODi S<0* / Pure Food Market FOR QUALITY, SERVICE, COURTESY . Phones 210 and 211 KxnBBitaEisaaucBBUBBaicannaBSHBKBBBnBBBBBBaBan GAINSVILI.E, Fla., Jan. 11— TALLAHASSEE, F la. Jan. 11— Increasing interest in shown in tiv; Florida had the lowest death rate satsuma orange industry in Walton from typhoid nnd paratyphoid County, according to the weekly fever during 1922 of any of the report of J. W. Matluson, demonitates south of the Potomac nnd itration agent for that county n Ohio rivers and east of the M is-1Fifteen hundred satsuma trees ■u ilsslppi, with two exceptions. Sta-1 have been planted there by the tistlcs covering the entire country I farmers dumrg the last week, M r.1 have just been made public by the [ Mathison rays, and ndils that they ( bVitcd States departm ent of com- \ are expecting to set out four himnierce. They show th a t Florida’s : drctl acres lo sutsur.iai! this season. J. HUGH TILLI3, Prop. “Our farmers are out with rate per• 100.000 100,000 of nonulntion population toto­ taled 10.9. This wan divided 12.1 tractors, deep-breuking the land, imong whites and 2:1.8 among ne­ getting ready for large fruit pluntingn," lie reports. groes ill.-Ill - n i p f r „ P l ih p iip i 0 n ,h L h n rtl' t h p t r u c *: Ceorgin s dcalh .n te from these j crowe„ in |,n,|0 County are enjoydoeascs wa h bhe 'hun any s ta to , | njf pr„sperity, accordiiig to Conn- „ in the described tc n ito r> t tlu' uni* . At*c»nt j c fimnev ^omntiu *; II pire commonwealth losing 091. o r ; . ‘excellent iiun’ity are bc'n100,000 population. - - the Jcarload, -l> lie reports" r23.3 ,:* per I ,nrn :!U>d ip exc“1 p ed hy Among the tvlute people In .rc n ,)f| Hny4 potatoes have yield ;! were 310 deaths and 381 negroes, wcjj a^{| art. bringing high jiri: 18.0 and Ol.d per 100,000, resp ect-. trees in that county ure reive>yported in full bloom, t!io carlie .1 North Carolina nnd Virginia h n d i^ vcr rt!norted. Swift’d Premium :u»l KinRiin’s Reliable the best records, with totals of Hillsborough packing Imtiset „ Ham.i anti Bacon 11.2 and ll.d per 100 )00, renpect-1 j,ove resumed operation i, reports jj Fresh Beef Brains and I.ivcm ivcly. . ., . . It. T. Kelley, agent there, win. J A tabulation o f the eiicnt ntiii.es says strav/bertiea nntl vmretnble^ u Pickled Piss Feet—Ilbuoy Comb Trine mentiontd follows: . loro moving to market steadily. M Mitt Mackerel. Sausage of nil Kinds X No. of *“*;? P'-’l Hernundo truckers have whipped M Deaths M ,, 1another carload of vegetable:;. i -Florida ................. 100 **.^9 ’ i William (iorq.ue, of Pqlk, ronort • H * M* i f l n Georgiu ■........,........ 007 ith a t citrus shipmontu are light, a 19.0 Kentucky ............... '100 Pimento and Cream Cheese hot he says prices are Improving. a 17.9 Ixmisiana ............. 329 Cabbage in that county in looking * Brookfield Butler 19.0 Mississippi ........... .'M0 remarkably well, while straw ber­ 11.2 North C arolina...... 298 u ries are on the local market at .30 V/v! Deliver the Cor.dii. u 22.0 South Carolina ..... 301 cents n quart, Mr. Uomme says. m• 20.3 Tennessee ......- ..... -183 Planting of Irish potatoes ha; a 11.1 Virginia ............... 270 begun in earnest in Vo'usia. with M The total number of deaths in many lmmeseckers in the county 1U4 the U. S. from these causes was t-t thb; time, T. A. tJrown report--. , B n c r a tr r f - c ^ ^ u iK tiu ^ a ’ji.t-rirasB arn a'aaaaK K sn B B aaB B B aB B a G.!)81. Virtually all ntntes show- j ed decreases as computed with pre­ vious years. ATLANTA, Gu., Ju;i. 11—Cattle men here nnd throughout the South reports received liuro state, are taking unusual in terest in the furthcoming annual morning iff the Southern Cattlem en's Association which will be held a t Cambridge Gn„ Feb. G and 0. Details of the program have not been announced, b u t one of llie big features, it is stated , will bo two blooded cattle sales during the rattle owners. The Association meetting of Guernsey nnd Jersey will be entertained by the town of Cambridge w ith both a barbe­ cue and a banquet. Atlanta cattlem en mid today that they anticipate one of the most largely attended meetings of the association in several years. Impr.rUd Anchovy Pr-sle, Russian Cnviar, Crosse, Blackwell** Asserted Pickles, Pickled Walnuts and rr.:,;on Vinegar, Spanish Olives. French nnd Norwegian Sardines, Soused Mackerel U Keppercd Herring Imported Itocquefort. Swiss and Limbcrgef Chi ShcfTord Cream Cheese, Camcmbcrt Cheese Canned Grusscll Sprouts, French Spinach, Rho Hein/ and Nutitrial Fir Puddings Old Ccllcgc inn and CamphcH’a Soups Imported and Fresh Mushrooms ■BBMMmJUTXM IS c Dry Limas, lb 14 1-Zc Red Kidney lb. 16 l - 2 c Navy lb. . . . 10c r « " BACON f t . 10 c 29c p 10 lb. No. 1 PO TATO ES 28b Fancy Calif. PI i AQ Ik f CleanedBlack Eye » L n u 10. T A L L O n e Lb. Senate We Have a Full Line of Fresh Yegetables 1H * = = q A-i /-i!* , a-S)i & �DaHr Herald Cooperation and Service . m r r » » ■»■»■ k ; Tk« n m l i P H illw c «h ( » r * r i, In discussing the.marketing problem the Packing House News hits a long nail squarely on the head when it points ____as Second CIdm Mntter. Oc* out th a t the one big outstanding problem of fruit a n d vege­ •r rr. i9i9. «t th» roitoffifB *t table producers today is that of systematic and intelligent ford. Florida, under act of March handling arid marketing of their produce. IT. _ J R COM 119. I’ remMral Then thero is the problem of service—and in every in­ __INI) L. DBA!), V ln * P m M » ( stance where the grower remembers the principle of service IOWAN It UKRO Bee.Treaa. and applies it in his business it has proven to be one of his P h o a e 14* M acaella A m m g reat assets. Lk ■CBBCRIPTIOtr RAT*.. In Seminole county growers who give the proper fore­ - » Taar___ 17.00. 81. Months IJ.60 1vcred In City hy Carrier Jier thought and who work out new ideas for placing their prod­ l ie . W eehy Edition 11 ucts in the market in a more presentable way, are receiving iiSM C IA L . KOTtcKi All obituary greater returns and at the same time are building a greater ----- eea, carda ot thunks, resolutions reputation for the high standard of our products. notices of entertainm ents where rcea are made, w ill be chanted Getting back to systematic marketing, the Packing a t regular advertising rates. House News, says; ■ U B R__ H ’THE ABgOCIATRI) PIIESS The biggest problem confronting shippers nnd producers A ssociated Press la nxclusT h e Ass tvnly entitled to the use for repuh- for the next few years will be that of—systematic market­ IMat Ion of all new s dispatches MwdlUd to It or not otherwise ing! Let us consider for the moment an allegory. "ted In this paper and also the Somewhere, leagues ahead, is the port of destination. J new s published herein. All ,._ „ t s of re-publlcatlon of special Between are mile on mile of heaving billows th at ceaselessly d ispatches herein are also reserved. slip astern. ■ ' . | J FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1924 Between are nil the uncertainties of time and chance, fair weather with favorable winds and a foaming wake, or a BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY shrieking gale and mountainous seas that snatch at scud­ THE PEACE OF GOD, which ding, low, black clouds. • 'THE ail understanding, shall The ship, a mere speck afloat in the ocean, plows steadily ■ your hearts unci minds on toward her port. For the captain, by the aid of the sex­ igh Christ Jesus.—Phil 4:7. ------- o-------tant, chronometer and chart, lays his course straight to the 1 ’ THE TIMELESS THINGS. harbor where a market welcomes his cargo. The coasts of business nre forever being strewn with Men write their name3 on marble, . - and In a little day wrecks of products that put to sea for Port Acceptance with n e wind-rush and the rain-wash only n compass and log to sail by. erase them quite away. In the first bit of thick weather they nre blown off the Mel) build them nails of granite— and Time’s ironic hund course. Some, forced to run before a sudden hurricane, dis­ Makes of their grandeur nt the cover themselves on n dangerous lee shore. Some, hopelessly last but rubblu in tlic sand. lost in fogs, drift out of the trade channels and onto hidden reefs. Some lie becalmed in the great, stagnant sea of SarThe towers of Troy nnd Babylon have withered, bronze and gossn. 1 atone; . , _ Captains of products that ply, year in and year out. be­ The names of Nineveh and Tyro tween the ports of Supply and Demand, do not steer by dead . ♦ are wind nnd dust ulonc.. They heaped their beams to heaven reckoning. They employ all the knowledge nnd discoveries __they delved earth’s inmost of scientific navigation. They study the charts of the seas deep And tho slow turf nlone may mark of commerce for knowledge of harbors, of advantageous cur­ 0 i whore tjielr dead pride now rents, of tides to be awaited, of shoals and ledges to be avoided. i sleeps. Profiling by charted records, the fruit shippers and B a t firmer far than marble nre farm ers of the future will lay their course over well-defined ■tones of mortal trust, And human heart, remember trade routes, direct to known nml favorable markets. _ I when granite turn, to dust; , And ho who builds for human needs, for service tried nml niro, , h k While faith nnd honor flame unE i dimmed, his work will yet ent dure. ------------- o------------- A Lesson from “The Green Lantern” Now Just What Is This Thing Stuffed With? TO M SIMS SAI As Brisbane Sees It H W *even'y and »he’s nine. « They live in Sew v. Both go to dancci and dan« w nh.TWi ram ia H shows sense. Another Mouse Born. Buoyant and Upward. Buy Your Overcoat. f Score One for Englind. Of*flvo monlh> left in Detroit. A man can’t »h»T? ery morning before breakup Copyright. 1923 YOU know the fable about "The Mountain in labor." Much groan­ ing and travailing and when the critical moment came, out popped n little mouse. That was the mountain’s baby about which it had been muking oil the fuss. That story of tne mountain must come back to Mr. Edward W. Bok as ho contemplates the result of hia $100,000 peace prize offer. It’s a very small mouse that he got for his money. Lean year news from »1 teacher shortage School New Orleans cops caught ■ \ llam Desmond Taylor murdt. pcct, the first one this ye« A Denver judge ga fave « nctor two years in the Mn W i wasn t for being a movie R octal ph Valentino, the iid*k movie star, would make an brother. I!e has 150 suit* Movie stars nro getting to be, bad as any other people is their fortune. THAT BOK prize pence plan will amuse you. Poor Mr. Bok must feel rather silly paying $50 000 for a suggestion that tho peo­ ple of the United States should do now what four years ago they refused to do with 7,000.000 votes to spare. Go into tho World Court now and join tho League on a modified basis is the $50,000 suggestion. It is as though serious people, dis­ cussing what they should have for dinner should see a well-mean­ ing doggie drag in a cat long dead and offer that as n solution. The League of Nations is a dead cat. The United States doesn’t In­ tend to join tho Longue of No­ tions, doesn't intend to pay Eu­ rope’s bills, or bo held responsible for them, nml docs not intend to enter any World Court that would cause the affairs of tho United States to be submitted to foreign tribunal. . Mr. Bok can charge hia $50,000 to experience. “ MARKET BUOYANT on a big turnover was Wall street line yes­ terday. Somebody bought 1,319.000 shares of various bonds nnd nearly nil of them traveled up­ ward. It would be hard to find cause* for gloom us regards this country ’s prosperity. If our lawmak­ ers would allow enough emigrant.! of the kind that this country needs to come in to develop used ncres. conditions would be even better. The worker who thinks that immigrmitn would reduce wages should remember tlmt tho aver­ age man makes to-day, with 110,000,000 people in the country from six to ten times as much ns he made when there were only 4,000,000 people here. Lnst week unknown parties wiped out 'The Green L antern” road house near Tampa after the occupants had been given a severe thrashing, and as a result officers of £ 6 , biuldcrs, toilers, artisans, hew­ Hillsboro county are offering large sums of money for the e r. of wood or stone Toller and task are dust nt last; apprehension of the guilty parties. E(jU , tho dream remains nlone. Such lawlessness of course should not be tolerated hut Ro let tho fire of high resolve is it not a fact nevertheless thnt the greater evil lies in the harden the base clay— Thnt Time may test your work at failure of officers to enforce the laws of the land resulting I last and turn, repulsed, away! in these roadhouses being made possible. ■ —Ted Olson, in Forbes Magazine. It has been stnted on good authority thnt the people of -------- o--------Tampa have long labored in an effort to dose just such places i Will your deeds stand tho tost an ‘T h e Green Lantern.” There has been no large sums of­ Of time? fered ns a “reward” however to officers who would do their , -----------------Every day should he a day of duty in closing them out. achievement. Now that parties have taken the law in their own hands and have given the promoters of this “roadhouse” a sound . What are you doing to help build thrashing*and. applied luloreh to the place, officers of the GET NOW’ the overcoat that you Vo perhaps nog else toil getting K ‘. • “ greater ■ttanfnrrf!------------------law nre greatly incensed and propose to “get the guilty ha u -O thus far. Cold waves are starting Sanford's detours are making parties.” in tho North nnd traveling in vari­ folks talk about Sanford. In commenting on the situation the Lakeland Star-Tele­ ous directions. You will not es­ -o— Sanford's growth depends upon gram nsks: cape tile Winter’s cold and there the vision of her people. is no greater folly tiian to econo­ What did the .sheriff say when this road house was -------- 0-------mize on the warmth Dial means reported to him nlonff with a dozen other hell holes and Real estate transfer.1 nre Indi­ health. cative of prosperity dives in Hillsborough county and Tampa? ”Bring me -o One severe cold might cost you the evidence and swear out a warrant!” The sheriff of Of course the bonds will be car­ a greut deal more than several thnt county can see that the luw is enforced or not just ried by a tremendous mnjority. dozen overcoats. -------- o-------as he likes or he can wink at it. His blow about getting Tho citizen worth while Is the* the evidence nnd swearing out the warrant is just an­ THE BRITISH are building big­ citizen who expresses his senti­ other means of passing the buck and the lawless, gamb­ gest dam in the world on the In­ ments in deeds ns well ns in words ling element of that county are absolutely and to a man ---------- o-------- ■ dus River. It will be a mile long, behind every low down road house and dive not only in* nearly a thousand feet high. Sixty Some one advises “ Keep your that section hut that low element is to be found defend­ children busy ami keep them out six gigantic steel gates will con­ of mischief." This could well np ing road houses in every section and unless the officers trol the waters of the Indus, irri­ ply to the grown-ups ns well. see that the law is enforced there will he more road gating u territory nearly us great •--------- o----------houses burned and more men horse whipped not only as all England. Demand for Sanford properly is in Tampa but in every section of the state. Things that One single canal will supply wa­ increasing. Real estato sales nre A turo barometer of business ac­ happen in these road houses cannot be printed in this ter to five hundred thousand acres tivity. Men with money do not paper. of rice land, enough to feed mil­ invest in a dead town. lions of Hindus. Unless there is a brake put on the way the people ---------- o-------are living these days and the parents curb their children The one thing upon which nil THIS KIND of building in India through the use of the automobile which in many cases New Year prophets always agree by the British is better than use­ ig that nobody really knows wheth­ is the agency through which the road house hopes to less monuments that ancient Ra­ er his predictions will come true keep in operation, there is no telling whut will happen or not.—Detroit Free I’resi. jahs used to build for their own if some parents we know would find that their children •--------- O ' ■ comfort or glory. It’s better than were being'harbored and taken into these hell holes at Approximately $0,500,000,000 Gandhi's suggestion of a boycott ■tends to the credit of savings de­ all hours of the night under most any condition, do you on the English, and going hack to posits in banks throughout the HuptHMu that they would stop at the burning of the*in­ the humlloom. Tlmt one single country, the greatest balance in stitution? Not on your life! You k — know what happens history, the Federal Resereve British enterprise will do more to nnd people who are really led to believe that a law has Board reports. wipe out starvation in India than -------- o-------been broken in the burning of these places anti the whip­ ever was done by al the Rapahs A western man and his wife run ping of those wito operate them are just swallowing the that rule the country. Let against each other for mayor of argument of those who run them nml the officers who that bo remembered to the credit their town. We did not note who nre protecting them along with the sentiment of a cer­ was elected, but we have ua idea of our British cousins. who is running that town now.— tain class who knows why and fur what purpose they Boston Transcript. are allowed to run. LENIN OF KUSIA carrying bul - ■■ o —■- - ■ lets fired into him by at least two Tampa ins been shocked hy the burning of “The Green would lie assassins, and often pro­ A rent collector in Kansas City Was shot by a woman who explain Luntein I t*t ncvcrthdcHH it linn brought u Iphsoii homo to ed that she hud been expecting her the people of that city. As lonjr as duly constituted officers nounced dying or dead by news­ papers, has been out twice recently husbund and shot the collector by mistake. Wives ought to he more allow such places to operate there is a possibility of a repeti­ hunting in the forest. He seems careful. They ought not to fire tion. The only way ami the sure way to prevent such out­ to have a constitution almost ua Until they “uee the whiles of their rages is for the people to convince their officers that they tough as that of his Soviet Gov­ husbands' eyes."—Albany News. are determined that such places shall not operate. ernment. -------- o-------- A pumpkin in Fremo, weighs eighty-nine pounds would make pies enough to 'three people awake. AROUND THE WORLD. Kissing n woman’s lips u ’ tddered u great insult in FinUndJ I Denmark’s educational sytUal so perfect nnd popular throughout the entire countrl there h not cue illiterate family T The Dusunn, one of the Main an races innhhiting North Burn* ltiive tt superstitious belief that £ | is unwise to point nt a rn'mbci^ la< Hr' finger thnt is ujed to poiat j With will rot away. j The pennlty among the Both for widows who marry a:ri. j i:: ti somewhat a* vere one. It t 1tin* rule among these people tbs before so marrying, a widow ms cut off the Joint of a finger i present it to her new husband the wedding day. 1tr.tr. ggggggggggg|pgpp(IM RSM IM M BUM M 9BBM CllUUgPi;agggg|||| Pork Barrel—or Budget Economy SENATOR ARTHUR CAPPER f A Good Salesman On the first working duy of tin legacy—n three hundred million new Congress more thun 3,000 leg-leash surplus in tho Federal Ironsblutive proposals were introduc-1ury Is e."t;cr to nit! bin customers. The rale is only the Economy was the order undo? ed. Of these two-elghty-threo were proposals for appropriation s to Harding. It is l.ie order under _ beffinnin;: of his interest. If he io selling retailers, for ■ example, ho helps his customer sell his line to con­ erect new Federul buildings, every Collidge. President Coolidgo,presenting Jj enu in excess of budget estimates for needed repairs uiul renewals i to Congress tho budget estimate < H sumers. The retailer’s profit is a major interest with ami new construction. *accessary to run the Government n hint. In addition, n bill appropriating, during the fiscal year 1925, says ■ This hank takes the same altitude regarding its one-hundred millions, killed at $3,298,080,444 is needed. is the last session, is again to be in - j That sounds big. Yet big as ■ depositors. Opening your account marks the begin­ traduced ut this session. This it is,it is $200,957,644 less than * hundred-million hill • aiso is for expenditures lor tho same pur- g ning of m»r interest i t you. Often we can aid depos­ new Federal buildings. ; poses for the fiscal year 1924—the u itors very materially in connection with their financial Tile last Congress overrode th e ' present year. It is less for Gov- g transactions. budget estim ates for river and ■eminent running expenses than H harbor improvements by appropri- any year since tho w ar. r uting $27,000,000 in excess of budSupporters of tho budget sys- ■ get estimates for such purposes, tern are nlarmed. Tho pork-bar- n That was "pork"—un expensive rel legion opens fire on tho sys- ■ item in the imtiouul hill of fare, j tern early in the session. The g In the background awaiting a budget system is tho only barrier ■ favorable mbYnelil for approach that stands between tho taxpayer!', a A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R , . are other projects for spending 1end n saturnalia of extravagant jj other millions of public money— , Government spending. < tts Active Designated Depositary of The United States of America, reclamation projects th at argue If Congress is to give the tax- R Slate of Florida, City of Sanford and County of S?minolc for shoveling out Government payer a reduction in taxes, if it Jj II. F. WII1TNER, Cashier money to add productive acres to is to grant the soldier a bonus, it ga F. R. FORSTER, President compete with the American far- Jmust cut out every extravagance, ■ mer who is now all too slowly j Shall it be “Pork" or budget.’ ■ ■ z B E u a a E B u a u a iiE a a n u u a ra u n B n a a x a u a a H iiu i& H iia a iin heating back from tho verge of If “pork’ is ordered, tho taxpayer bankruptcy. must fry to furnish the fat and Only tho budget system stands I the budget system must take itv ■ H nH U gH anxcnM E nnaaM B nsB B U JK H K aaiiasH B U nangggiiii between the people and this orgy! "walking papers." of spending. Conclusive evidencj' Before we had a budget system, of tills will be found in compar- fourteen congressional committees ing expenditures before ami nfter tugged nt Treasury purse strings, tho establishment of the budget, Some wish to retu rn to the days system. Not until we acquire the of showers of Federal gold. If budget was there the slightest Jthey succeeded in breaking down hope for the taxpayer, for a re- budget barrier, the taxpayer - iiy‘ may ductinn of tax bunions. The bud-!bid a long farewell to his hopes 3 get put an end to oquanderingjof tax reduction, for the budgut is ■ but not to the mjunnderiust, as the jthe tightest check rein ever put £ "pork" proposals now pending too , upon the tax-eater. Therefore it h poi clearly indicate, j is no wonder he wants the check Budget system economy enables' rein loosened so he may get his the Harding administration to b e -;nose and his feet again into the bnenth to the c o u n tr£ a_hand3omeJ trough._______________ ]________ Capital $100,000.00 FIRS! NATIONAL BANK anford Loan & Savings Co. State Press on The Governorship We loan money to .salaried people and er.s on monthly payment plan. earn* Gudsden County Times: “Je n -1Times is glad to welcome to the nines For Next Governor of Flor- li^t of newspaper supporters of ida!" Frank Jennings for governor, the Start the New Year by Saving— I (wshtirir Pnmir ore!nl* "Mr 1!:iy County Beacon Tribune, pubSix percent paid on Savings. M artin is very pn.n mncedly noisy hsl,Cl1 ,lt 1>PU!«* Cit>- on« !‘r thu nnd influential weekly pa­ and bis campaigning is on the strong pers of West Florida. ‘Whoop ’em up’ ord.-r” Leesburg Commercial: "Mr ' Beacon-Tribune: Jennings has been quietly journ- /• VJr,, K< * ^°l ^onn n^ a t,,r eying around over the state, moot- ' v , *r" ing lots of people and making , Milton Gazette. “ If Mr. Mnrfriends of uli of vham." i carries West Florida over them (Mr. Jennings' supporters), Taylor County Herald: i he will have to do some tall cunipresent the greatest interest (in paigmng." The officer8 of thin Institution nre under politics) has centered around the) race for governor and five candiI ’crunink Breeze: “ Mr. Jen$ 10,000.00 Security Bond dntes are in the field. It ia m o p intends, he saysf to he Flordoubtful if ull stay in for the finnext governor, and is pushF. W. Pledger, President J. I*. Chapman, Manager iab. ' n£ his campaign with vigor.” , Leesburg Commercial: “As u Crescent City Call: “It only re ­ B iiE E B S H iig a a u a u K K a rn E B B a B E s a a B s n a a s a a a a n a a u a iiiz e i ballyhoo, this ‘Martin Club' was a mains for Cntta’ Crusaders to get bit stale.” j hi the game and hatch out a gov­ ernor between them ." -Daily Lake Region: “ Hon, Frank Jennings, candidate fur gov­ Quincy Times: “Mr. Martin i. ernor of Florida in greatly elated a remarkably bright-looking genover the splendid prospects f o r Aleman." his nomination iu the June priAs n receipt for long life nnd The Observer: lion Frank O i t *.*!**,- " ONE ASSASSIN tried to kill mary. continued happinoss a correspon­ Miller, of Jacksonville, is one of dent to un Atlanta newspaper ad­ Kernel i'asha, up-to-date ruler of Observer (Tampa): “The w ets1*'Frida’s most prominent and pro­ By lltVIN S. COMI IttT lO O U jJ vises disregard for all negative n)t’n- He is a leading Turkey and succeeded only in in- of Florida always I now the m an! s u g g e s t i o n s given hy friends and (they support. When the wets and ■■ 10 111 tlon,8t’ and has always — juring his wife, r e l a t i v e s with lb.: exception of one That gallant Virginian, Fils- *foiward as fast as Id., the underworld of politics get be­ linen a generous supporter to n il. "don’t" and that is “don’t stop hugh lae, who fitst distinguished would carry him. The sore feet 1 Another ussastn, of a sort hith- hind any candidate you can depend charitable institutions, in pc-r-1 et;uestrian, erto unknown to Japan, threw a on it that if such candidate wins, si nal popularity, he probaidy ha>: working." himself in the Confederacy and.' 'V'° c,0“ k l,vcr hi* , ■ . , the royal palace. -------- o-------he will serve the unworthy elo' more personal friends than any i Bryan says tlmt if elected ns a many years later added to his reph" W thhW ' ‘V ’ It is hr.id for Western people tn ,Vu n ‘’’DbA law enforcement other man in his home city. 1 his rank, railed the pedestrian and Mr. Miller was in Tampa see­ .1_____ i . .. ' . should he the delegate lor the Democratic cun- wtution ns n soldier nnd civil ad- asked him why he hurried. paramount issue nnd understand what that means performance in the past should fural dayi “ I?*1 speaking of vention that he will name a Flor- r.iinLtrntor in Cuba, loved n good1 “I’ve hie n hi ,he p»vcrmitorinl ru .c -aid: “ It is i«la man There’s no good reason stoiy. Which was natural, But said ^ho foot-traveler? “b u t ^ ^ J ^ ° . Thc Mikado »« .'guide, r:ithor than promises." promises. my honest belief a fte r careful in­ why Florida should not have a what was more unuiual. h: par- came; that Morse Robert needed !lhcm is tho &,,n °* llcavcn ,n Gadsdci County Times: "Mar­ vestigation, that Frank K. J e n - ! favorite son as well as Alabama jliculnrly loved a stoiy aimed nt every man ha could git. so I p u t! npito of flying machines, tractors linwadsden has three or four big guns rungs will get two vot -s to Mar- i Hon was one which he out f«^t oz 1 could to jine up with and machine guns. •n d there is ever reason’why Flor- ,I himself. Here thundering for him and their shell tin’s ore in Jacksonville and Du- i td**hnuld support n man pledge-* Idelighted to I d ! -an d he tdd it my renunand ag’n and help lick th e , __ explode with abundant noise, but va! county," pledge zed not to support Mr. Under- (, in l „ wealth of local color, Loo. Yunln once’t i n u r e . the trouble is that they dun’t ex­ IT IS QUITE likely that one or Ihsa view is shored hy m any' Wood. At the dose of the war betwem “ You’re loo lute then. Thu! ^ plode where the sturdy yeomen, ------— _ !|he stales hu was chief of cavalry troops have laid down their arms ,11ore J :,lmnewo of the ancient type the w ool-hat boys who roll up tlu Jacksonville citizen*. 7)iat city j and ftzlAert The Children's Homo Society o ' in the nur.y of his illustrious kins- to the force under General Grant." WR1 feel impelled by duty, to com- votes, arc found in largest num­ and county will probably poll lfl,; amount-To pioduccDOIH 000 votes this year, nnd it is safe! Jncksonvillo is appealing for su n -■ man, Robert F. Lee Following “ Row’s th a t7" tho Carolinian dc- rnit hari-kari, ripping open the bers. It is the country weakness to say that 13.500 will he palled resjuirjj a d port. If you have not contrib- ■the memorable thing thnt happened tnanded incredulously. ' stomach with n knife especially th at go into the homes of the rutiled to the work of th's great a t Appomutnx the young cavalry “The fighting in over. General mode for the job, to express hor- ral regions and tire small towns for Jennings or Martin. To get organizntion send y> .ir check to- ,loader stilte d on h ireebaek across Lee has surrendered." ror at the blasphemous attack on that do the real execution in our two two to one, as predicted. Mr. would poll 9,000 and Mr. day. Florida's homelew children i count ry fer Ids home. i ‘Mb. shucks, you most mo in 1 the Mikado’s only avery polite, state elections and there aro giMx1 ■leanings are being looked after and cured A few utile i behind tho recent that Jam’ fool Fits Lee!" exclaim- : well-meaning gentleman. He reasons for believing that thin Martin 4J>00t ^which would give *" -he homo county f o r 'by the homo and it dczervefi ' battle lines he mot a lanky North e l the private. “He moot quit, means .something much more than force will be largely for Jennings of* ‘iboth runJidatea a majority of your financial as well as your j Carolina infantrym an In ragged But not tdd Mnrso Robert." [tlm t to eighty per cent of tho in the fight ahead." 4,500, which Air. M artin can h ard­ inoru! support. butternut jeatu who was limping I And on duv/n the road he went. Japanese. Gadsden County Times. “The ly overcome throughout the .State. ... , . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED A Dollar locked up is like a Dead Man Neither of them do any business. B O TH £ 6 § s a n d F e a th e rs a t the sam e time • MY FAVORITE STORIES Scraticfi feed won’t do it: WC0MBEGGMASI1 m i/ R u t tohnilk. Dim Avenue ami Commercial Slrcet______ _____ _ .phone £) _ �—, —-.*.■ *Vf; .-1 = — . EAST SIDE PRIMARY PARENT BNTRfr NOUS BRIDGE CtUR TEACHERS* ASSOCIATION. One of the many delightful «o- IDLERS BRIDGE CLUB. Mrs. H arry Hecroti was the charm ing hostess Thursday after­ noon, when ' she entertained at bridge, a t her home on Union Ave­ nue, the guests being the m em -ji bers of the Idlers Bridge Club. There being two tables of players. Exquisite pink roses in baskets and potted plants formed a rich background for the lovely frocks worn by the guests. A fter a number of Interesting gam es of bridge, scores were counted nnd prises awarded. Mrs. Alex Vnughan held high score among the club members. A t the conclusion of the card gam e, the hostess served fruit salad, sandwiches, saltir.es and cof­ fee. The club members present were Mrs. John Mcisch, Mrs. George ‘ Hoy, Mrs. Alex Vaughan, Mrs. Ileury Wight, Mrs. Gcorgo Davis H art, Mrs. Endor Curlctt, Mrs. John Bender, and Mrs. Ludwig. . ___ .-.u_i,»r„i . . . t i . , - - a 'c ia l ®ventii of Thursday w u thd brim "uil h . l d I !“ {*? « ( » " ’/ “'T Thursday afternoon of the E a it T “ " « rc Vhete b e C nve tab e^ of Side Prim ary Parent-Teachers'| ^vonuc. there players The guests included the Association, a t the E a st Side members of the Entre Nous Bridge School Club. Phone: Office 148; MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W Mrs. H. C. DuBosc, chairman, Quantities of polnsottins and presided'in her usual gracious man­ ferns in baskets were arranged in ner. Following the roll call, re­ the various rooms where the card ports were called for. tables were placed. Mrs. Forrest Gatchell, chairman When scores were counted after of the Child’s Welfare committee a number of spirited games of gave a very interesting report, ex­ bridge, the prize fftr high score plaining w hat the duties of this among the club members, a luster committee were am*, asking the lass flower howl, wan won by Mrs. George A. DeCottca co-onerntion of every member, with Irs. R. J. Holly. The guest prize, *7 G. D. Bishop will enthe County Nurse. O ther reports nlso a flower bowl, wns awarded rt.ln at bridge a t the home of were also read. f l a t t e r on Magnolia Avenue, Mrs. Forrest Iaike. The consola­ It was decided to hold n cooked tion prize, a box of hnndkerchicfs, food sale, aiul a llummnge Sale, fell to the lot of Mrs. Harry Wil­ VHando, n reccnt brlde‘ the dates and places to be an­ son. i y - M r s . E. P- Morse will ennounced later. The cooked food ”Y,;n lho membern of the Book Following the awarding of the sale committee are Mrs. H. C. Du- nrizes, Mrs. Turner nerved scal­ 5 S Club a t her home a t Hoae, Mrs. Ed Higgins, Mrs. A. M. loped oysters, fruit snlad, snndlatledgc Station. Philips, and Mrs. A. Knnncr. The wiches, wafers, olives and coffee. rummage committee a re Mrs. M. Haskcti of candies were placed on a - ,—Mothers’ Club will be en­ C. Kcppler, Mrs. Sellers, Mrs. Mus- each table ami enjoyed during the g i n e d by Mrs. Frank Adams gravo ami Mrs. Junie Roumillnt. game. “ \T Mrs. Sam Bradford a t the E’OUTII SIDE PRIMARY PA­ mmm The piocceda of these sales will bo ne of the form er a t 3:30 p. m. Those enjoying the cordial hos­ RENT-TEACHERS’ ASSN. used tuward the playground equip­ li,*—The Sallie Harrison Chap>»>,■*[; **>* pitality of Mrs. Turner were Mrs. A very enthusiatsic meeting of ment. S y N S. D. A. R.. will hold If. J. Holly, Mrs. Hnrry WHion, Wilson the South Side Parent-Teachers’ At the conclusion of the busd- Mrs. II. F. Whitner. Mrs. S. O Avsocltiou was held Thursday af­ £rir regular monthly meeting ness, a program under the dlrcc- chase, Mrs. E. I). Mobley, Miss ternoon, a t which time the chair­ ^ the home of Mrs. O. R. Houcks tion ol Mrs. Morton Thigpen and Martha Fox, Mrs. II. II. Rosebro, man, Mrs. Henry Nickle presided. ;17 Magnolia Avenue, a t 3 .Mrs. DuBosc was given, 'the sub-1Mrs. J. G. Ball, Mrs. Forrest Lake, Thu Pluyground committee re­ jeet for discussion "W here Parents ~ * -Lewis. - -* - -E. -iiC]*^IJternturo Department of Mrs. Harry Mrs. C. Hon- Punited that a number of trees had < rail in the Education of Children Woman’* Club meet at 3:30 p. rv, Mrs. George* Knight, Sirs. been planted nnd also a Mnibn bisfrom the School’s Point of View." George DeCotte.!, Mrs. Jane Chit­ eus hedge had been set out. Mrs. at club house. Splendid papers on th is subject tenden, Mrs. Walter Wifrht, Mrs. iGillon nnd Mrs. Bryan were added were read by Mrs. Du Hose, Mrs. •lames G. Sharon, Mrs. W. T. I.anjr- to this committee. The bus ques^ iay—St. AgncB Guild will meet A. M. Phillips and M rs. Edward Icy, Mrs. S. E. Barrett, Miss Kath- tion was also discussed but notliT tho home of Mra. M. Mlnarik, Higgins. 1000 Uurel Avo, at 3:30 p. m., orine Wilkcy, ami Mrs. W. J. Thig- ing definite decided. Mrs. Ball, A social hour was enjoyed at the pen. th Mr*- Minnrik and Mra. Adam.t Mrs. Bryan and Sirs. Pope were conclusion of the program, re„ hostesses. uproinled on this committee. uppe i n fieshmonts of tea, w aters and WEST SIDE PRIMARY PARENT Westminster Club moots Mrs. E. P. Morse announced sandw i.hej were served by the • i the home c f Mrs, H. H. Rorcth a t flO had been donated for the TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION hoiteu committee. bro on Magnolia Avenue, a t 3:30 The meeting of the West Side purpose of setting out palms The committees appointed for the Primary Parent-Teachers’ Associa­ around the school grounds. The year are: flju*_Pino Orgnn Club mci’b tion was formally opened by the treasurer announced that 335 had Progrum, Mrs. Morton Thigpen »t the home of Mrs. Schelle the chaiiman, Mis. Joe Meiscit, n n d j,been voluntary donated , toward , , and Mrs. It. C. Bower. Maine! on Magnolia Avenue, a t (Photo copyright, Harris & Ewingi presided in her usual gracious man■ beautifying f*,(J ®vhool grounds, Press, Mrs, Fred Lodger. 3'30 p. ni. Mrs. Izetta Jewell Brown, shown above with her daughter Juno, School Grounds, Mrs. W, J. Mor- nor. ^ a j —Women’s Guild meet a t WOMEN’S GUILD. Committees were appointed to Mrs. A, %home of Mrs. Jonathan Peck now is in Washington planning her campaign for a sent in the U. S. lison, Mrs. R. C. Bower, beautify the school grounds ami a l - 1 , On n Monday *"°nday afternoon aitcrnoi at 3 o’clock on Park Avenue, at 3:30 p. m. Senate from West Virginia. Mrs Brown formerly played In a t* * j *o t > inveotigato the lunch room l 'V #,tir iI'i' of the Worn* lrtjay—“M arriage of the Midwl" ,« °* ° 7 Cr,mH ,Ch“rch ‘Gatchell, Mrs. A. Phillips and conditions. A special committee Mts" given under the auspices and vaudeville and Is well known to Washingtonians. war nl*o appointed to solicit new meet at the nornc of ,Irs, __ ________________________________'Mrs. G. 11. Brown. of the County Federation of me"'Lers Jonathan Peek on Park Avenue. Grade Mothers—F irs t Grade, Women's Clubs, nt the High At the conclusion of business a T llis wi'I.be the first meeting since EVERY WEEK BRIDGE GLI B. STATE CONFERENCE D. A. U. Mrs. Edward Higgins and Mrs. J. School Auditorium nt 8 p. m. ; election of officers and It is AT FOUT PIERCE. M. Moye; second grade, Mrs, Law­ lovely program was given: Entertaining in her usual chai ru­ desired that there will Song, “ Little New Year,” First l-arncsHy rence N ytt; third grade, Mrs. J. FORT PIERCE, Jan. IL — Final Mr Adams of DnW3on-Thornt>n ing and gracious manner, Mrs. be n full attendance. Grade. opnny nt Tampa, is a visitor in James G. Sharon, was hostess at arrangements are now being made C. Bennett. Piano Solo, Mis* Helen TerwilIfostes)—Mrs. A. M. Phillips, bridge, Thursday afternoon at her for the entertainment of the Flo?* ford for a few days. . Mrs. Ed Higgins, M rs. T. H. liger. home on Tenth Street, compliment­ Song, “Tick-Tack,” School. IMiss Annie Hawkins has return- ing Mrs. Jane Chittenden of Cairo, id.r state conference of the Daugh- [.anib. Exhibit of Daily Dozen exer­ home from Commerce, Ga., Ga., tho guest of her daughter, ter.* of the American Revolution, j Pennant, Mrs. G. II. Brown, cises, Ivy School. Mrs. W alter Wight. which is ta be held in Fort Pierce, t ere she spent the past 10 days. Reading, “I Have a Boy to Bring TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 11—Tho THIRTEEN BRIDGE CLUB Red and gtcen were the colors opening Tuesday, January 15, and Up.” Mrs. C.- J. , -- Wolfe. , , , Leesburg High School, on the IMrs. Frank Adams has as her used for this pretty party, poin- continuing through Wednesday One of the loveliest of the many Talk on beautifying the school state’s accredited li*t, is one of best at her home on Sanford settias nnd ferns being much in social affaits of this week was grounds, Mrs. I,. N. Ilansml. the most up-tn-rlatc up-to-date and |irogre t’fogrcsand Thursday, it is expected that (tights, her sister, Miss Ruth evidence. that of Thursday atternuon, when , , , . , , I’iar.o Solo, Miss Helen Tei*w:l- slve in the state, according to rec- ' leinmeyer 0f Jacksonville. Of exceptional interest was the mo.tnd n hundred prominent wont- Mrs. M. S. Wiggins was hostess liger. ords in tlie state department of game of bridge played during the on Oom oil parts of the state will ut bridge at her attractive home public instruction. There is al­ werejaLeml the confluence, ami — 1 the *u - on Mugnolia Avenue, the guest in­ I Mr. and Mrs. George W ebster of afternoon. When score* MILAM-IIAXTEIt. ready a large brick building where bdF Smyrna are spending a few count<’d, the prize for high score* Indies of the load chapter, locul cluding the members of the Thir­ Mr, and Mrs. G. I. Milam an­ nil department* are taught, hut Ly* here with Mrs. Webster’s 'am ung the dull members, a dainty civic organizations nnd the people teen Bridge Club and two extra nounce the engagement and np- the city of Leesburg is arranging [other, Mrs. L. Allen, Jr. towel, wns won by Mrs. G. F. of the* city ns a whale will unite tables of p,ayers. praching marriage of their to construct a high school build­ j -------Smith. The high rcorc guest In accoiding them a warm wcldaughter The long living room was trans­ ing separate nnd apart from the Mrs. J. M. Dawson nnd mm, tpri2,., « box ot handkerchiefs, went j come to the Sunrise city and in form eti into a veritable bower, Annie present quarters. Lme*. Jr., have returned to San- tn Mrs. J. G. Ball. Mrs. Chitlen- show.ng them a pleasant time dur- quiintiej of pink nnd white sweet to The Leesburg school authorities ird after a visit of three R io n th i'^ p was presented a bo:: of Coty'sjing their stay here, Mr. T. W. Baxter of Sanford. peas being lavishly used. The lmve been for s: long time careful nth relatives in Virginia. powder, as memento of the a fte t-j Detailed^ program will be nn- color m oth of pink and white was to rne*’t all s *at e *regulations for J,oon> lnounced vitmn the next day or so. carried out in every detail. REHEARSAL NOTIC E accredited high school*, it i* Refreshments consisting of a ,it t* s,nted. The first meeting will The many friends of Mrs. NetThose who are to take part m stated. They have department* of Marking the places of the play­ Lcinhart of Oviedo will be salad coursc’am! nn ice course were he hel l Tuesday afernooa when Midget Wedding, Tuesday nt the science, music nnd all modern de­ Ir*r\I ill-(served ill. I __ .1 ata ithe conclusion of ttheDlic led ’ board of management, compos­ ers were dainty tallies designed in High School art* requested to m e e t1partments found in the most up-t<> Sieved to learn of her critical pastel colors nnd an absorbing ed of the state officers and the sr at the Sanitarium nt For- car(i game date schools. I{, L. Hupiun ip th-; name of bridge was played., The . **•••■! *•* ■ ''c l u b ' te r noon at 1 o clock for ichenranl. principal! and, i Mrs. Dick Brown nnd rs. lick, Jr„ left Thursday core [mmee, where they presented nests of her sister, |tted for several day.in Is, olives Paul lake was called 9 River Drivo, "with tea at' the home and coffee, as refreshments, Jay evening by the serious illiof Mrs. ('. M. Ahdill at Ankonn.! The artistic taste of the hostess css of bis father. Hw was joined BIRTHDAY PARTY*. Wednesday evening tile visitors was reflected in every detail on Jacksonville by his brother Hill 1..... nil air and the m terake who is a student a t Gaineswith ■ noon was one of exceptional cnille. thoy joyment for the guenta. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Murray, Mr \ DINNEK PARTY HONORING art Alford und little son E arl, of in celebration of hi.* fourth birt.iMRS, MARGARET LAING. them at i!i:* New Fort Bierce ho­ fivester, Ga., are th'* guests of dny anniversary. tel. Thursday will be the final day Mrs. Margaret Laing of Chicago, Ifri. J. It. Forrest anil Miss Drnne The various room* were effect­ III., was honorec Thursday evening zoberts at their home on Pari: ively decorated with i i ..... ,'r of the conference. ):l- ‘ an-i ‘ The city is already being deco- at a dinner parly a t the Valdez (venue. (link and white cut Howe tated for th occasion, nnd by the Hotel, given by the Fanford Asso­ jitjjpj ferns, in the dining room. time tin* date rolla/ around it will ciation of Businem Women. Cov­ Mrs. J. M. Dawson and n«W ’^ h JJh m e n t'ta b le was laid with a have a grand and gala appearance. er* wen* laid for 12. kn. who have been spending the , , th am| , CIlU!iing it war Th*1 entire business section will he The prettily appointed table wns nimmer in Virginia returned t o 1 , . ... . .. the birthday cake embedded in nford Wednesday evening. They. pfn(. n)gp l;utl, ;m(| ;,.*pHing*i*. dnllcd iip with banners, flagr and laid in the Palm Boom, and in the „ in great style. _ , center and at either end, were Ire now nt home to their friend s ferns. Suspended from the chan­ muting The new Colonial hotel, which is i crystal baskets filled with golden It the Harry Neel cottage on San delier to the corners of the table, to open coincident with the eon- icalendulas, lurd Heights. were streamers of oink tulle. vetting of the conference, will be ( During the evening, Mrs. Iming Games of all kinds, both old and | gave n very interesting talk on Mr. and Mrs. A. B. I.ovejoy. new, song* and contests 'enu-u I convention headquarters. Various committees from the lo - |“The Beal Estate Game in Chicn(hose marriage was an interest- the afternoon to pass all too quick­ ng event of December, have re­ ly, and nt a Lite hour the young­ cal i). A. It. chapter will look out i go,” Mrs. J. B. Skipper gave a amed from their wedding trip sters marched into the dining room J after the comfort and convenience very delightful talk on Miami. Mrs. nd are now a t home to their where refreshments of iee cream of the visitor* from, the time t h a t ) Hayden told of • the woik of the friends at the home of Sirs. James and cake were served. Reach child they cuter the city to their d e -; Business Women’s Association in parture. Orlando. Howard. was given a miniature basket lill- I Covers were laid for Mrs. Mar­ l'iI with candies. garet Laing, honorec*, Miss Eliza-: Air. ami Mrs. Charles M. Bell both Musson, Miss Agues Berner, id daughter. Miss Virginia Dull, FRII.OAI1 BRIDGE CLUB. “ T h e 'M 'a . J- H- Skipper, Miss Nina (nd Mrs. J. M. Mcimughlln of The newly organized Frilonh , _ . „ 1 !Cooley, Mrs. Muyden, Mrs. Porter arlnttc, N. C., arrived here Bridge Club was delightfully en­ M a r r i a g e o f t h e M i d - Wakefield, Mr*. A rth u r Marshall. hursday in th eir car, and arc the tertained Wednesday afternoon by , ,, I Mrs. John Leonard!, Miss Allen, (ue*ts uf Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Mrs. Benjamin Whitner, Jr., at her g e t S . land Miss Fannie Ruba Munson. ell at their lovely new home on attractive home on Myrtle AveCelery Avenue. --------|m:e. . ,. BIRTHDAY PARTY i afternoon passed quickly acci3snKiira«Bauii4aaEBaaBB«sia2i3HUKKBaaiaunKaucBBBfliBii Thursday afternoon Maator Clif- with Urn interestmg gmnv-* of j |n d Bell, Jr., invited n number of!badge and whin scores lb Social Will Try for Senate 5 Phone4$8 —' QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Household Goods* Planes, Safes, Trunks and HaggagR Transferred Anywhere Any Time Storage SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD T0DA1 mm Leesburg County Will Have Good New High :< " j H* cjpot'tJJqfit Jjgnt on over S a le o f Vegetables r When you sell your vegetables through us, you know who the buyer is and tvhat he fays. There is no concealment—no juggling. The spot light is on every transaction that takes place in our auction rooms. If it is impossible for you to be present at sales, or for a receiver to represent you, you can check up on prices by watching tho columns of the New York Daily Fruit Reporter. Our auction plan also gives you the advantage of highest market prices, because there are many bidders for each lot. It Isn ’t—lla:v little must tee accept? but—Itow much can tee g e t? You, of course, are the gainer. And we mail you our check covering proceeds ol sale, less our small selling commission, within 24 hours after sale. Write today for our booklet “More Dollars for Fruit Growers" giving other reasons why it pays to sell through this old-established, reliable concern. 2'heDuiit/Mionfa Established 1896 202*203 Franklin Street, N ew York City For the cimvrtiienceol Florida shipper*. Ni*wY<*rlt Auction Market Inlurmstion may he obtained at the otflc*ol L. W. Chewning, Utlando. «*•* i* arrow it Us All models Maxwell and Chalmers C ars on display at our show rooms. Come in und let us give you demonstration. sS TAKE A LOOK AT THE New Maxwell The C ar th at is making a sensation al! over the country. The Funniest Show of the Season OPEN SHOP FOR GENERAL REPAIRS On all makes of Cars Now in Operation. Ym ..sra Give Us a Trial on Your Work and Get “Service that Satisfies” The Marriage of the Midgets l Sweet peas, roses and other cut ,V---------- . ilowers together with potted ferns aln,l coffee, were aer v*re used in decorating the spaci- j elusion of the Kani‘’* \ i rs 1 “u* living room and sun parlor, M f * * 3 , V \ i pru y,r*.' Then* games of all kinds and a ''- ^ * Hill. Air*- J c i U' amiuT of contests were played. I James Lidge, Mj*s .■• **, mail”,w race tiiB MmV K.l Betti. J in . Hurt. "« (.'«; 5 l,a. "the marshmallow ;T el, a dainty ndly. M i» Helen «»niulez, nn,l „ Pnze for the girl trah Rosiiter. g won by Sarah lions iter. The Mis» Frances OommUz. .»>'* prize, a croquet set, went to DAUGHTERS OK WESLEY IE- Z. Johnson. I Refreshments of jelln topped l*ith whipped cream, nnd cake were of Iserved by Mrs. Clifford Bell, ns- chu Iststed by Mis* Perrie Lee Bell. ne" Babbitt. Ilavort (if hags of candies and bal- Dwight |loons were given each guest. Height*. „ , Much business was transacted I . '**te in the afternoon the chUm m reluctantly departed for and work and plans discu sed foi l»fir homes wishing Clifford many tho coming year. At ilie conclusion of buslner « l “ PPy returns of the day. social hour was e n jo y e d . Mrs. HalvSHSS CHOKPBNING ENTER* Litt served sandwiches and i ‘»f >i. A large number of members TAINS. .-.Thursday evening, Miss Helen wore present. Itoorpening delightfully entertaiuU'1 a number of her friends a t her Those enjoying this affair were: * L»H? al Moore's Station, in honor Mi*s Sarah Lxm I’n c jt, Mrs. u. g l.fMr. and. Mrs. G. W. W ebster of W. Webster, Mi** Lila Thorn'y. K ■’** Smyrna. Dnrrey, Mis* Clara M 1 Games and vietrola music were Miss Carrie Misses Helen nm! Al:u ,, Rankin, 17kJ0?c,l unt' 1 n laic hour, when Messrs, Walter 'ly- JJ Iiv h°stes3, assisted by Miss Alice Chorpening; hr, Owi*. W«b,l.r. I,, rptning end Miss Carrie DarI Bervt‘d hot chocolate topped James llarvey, < lyde McKinneyand Narvin 'Iliornley. I ll« maraliniallows und cuke. Come In And See Us -O R T H E — An.' A t R:C1) O’clock 1'. M. The 1'unnicst Show of the Sensen Auto Pierson « M "*0 » ■ ■ 1 Over 75 bright beautiful children of this city, from li ■ to 111 years of m-c, will give a complete imitation of :t ■ “Society” Wedding. ‘ g ■ ADMISSION: Auulls, 50e; Children, 25c AT HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM W Corner Sanford Avenue and Second Street | ■ M On January 15, Tuesday j 100 LAUGHS IN 100 MINUTES iU ■ p> Phone 194 Phone .j 194 v ^ ♦♦♦.j* ^ ♦♦^t**^* ♦♦♦ ^ ^ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ' .-Xx iC ♦♦♦ . - ,i n . cv •. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ v ♦♦♦ �i -j »V»i»'***&$'\ f t iff8TV<*fat*?S»:^j<t**‘^‘♦^fc^r-dWad«^4gC. -vV\*..«cr\v ___- . - ■Mt a * V*'* * __ .______ • ■- the ' f. I T , J A N U A R Y 11, 1114 ;t » iu . POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT For Sheriff. , I hereby.announce myself t a n candidate for the vffice of Sheriff _______________ „ _ labject to th e of Seminole County, Democratic primary June, 1024. W. A. TILLIS. (Advertisem ent) GAINSVILLE, Jan. 1 J --A 'gjdf team to rsprekent the U nlvm ity of Florida in the Southern Intercnlcgiate Conference golf tourn­ ament i» being planner Tiere. If arrangements are perfected for placing the team in the field, the University will be assured of m n m m n H n M _U_ e V c R C Y T / Y o u 'R e • R ID IC U L O U S L Y 0 V C R W E K 5 R T , • M o ^ t r P N Y S l^ * * G , s c f i C l 3 e . T H A T 'S tv HAT YOU O U SH T T o (SO IN FWC l T O R IN S T A N C E , e — • t f B lS r S S W ™ tigan Grid Coacfh TO MEET GIBBONS AGAIN of 807 vmnU on -By CONDO Makes Plans for Golf Team for Tournament EVERT T R U E Close Race Expected UKELY For Basketball Title TOMMY In Eastern Colleges » ,'st — . Hear c h e ll Me,” in “The of the"Midgeti* “ T H E R E T I M E F O R A L L TH IN G S BUT NOW IS THE TIME TO USE HERALD WANT ADS BUILDING MATERIAL i n m N U l i |||HU | ____ s i i . s i i i M i i i i a ■i i i a S i i i s i i m u s s i s i i i s NEW YORK, Jan. 11.—The In­ ANN ARBOR, Mich., Jan . 11— tercollegiate Basketball League _ (eh lg a n ’s year round coaching FOUND— Opportunity- to buy * which o|amu ita fourteenth season aystem is bringing results. short wave long distance Radio f o r s a l e »tato amateur champion, who holds j u tomorrow night when Columbia FOR RENT—Furnished spaj^r Home Heelrie l ig h t and Water Plant, Fielding II. Yost, director of ST. PAUL, Minn, Jan. 11—Con­ nnd Pennsylvania fives input here many cups and courso records. ]■ H e l v i n g Set d u m p . * * k . / o r i M lltA C l.R C o a c n t , C * . ment; nlso bed room, 304 W. Metics, who is npproacMng the fident thnt negotiations now under promises to adii thin year to its fr.Olfr SALK—Brand new 12-gaugc F 0 R SALE—40 acres, port LakeHome Ice Machines and Water 8eftt ntt Bob Brumby, member of the y m - (| d cm m u tn itlon . H o.-M n c lla t t o iy cm cn, .M n la to , 5th St. __________________ _ I t e r m s c a s ii IN ADVANCE _ irter century murk o f service way for another bout with Jack record for closely contested title single barreled shotgun, htevens front near Sanford. Will scU l a sat)3 tji versity of Georgia gold team la Plumbing. S ie n m nnd Gas Fitting, Well r V! in Wolverine sports, believes thut Dempsey, world’s heavyweight races. FOR RENT—Two 2-room apart­ FOUND—Pnir T f ~ h ^ r ~ P l e ~ a ^ * v champion of St. Po-'d* W f k * Irrigatlta b e ta * 4 year and' city Pc- j'* • ak0.,..iJrCap lu M*h* Addrcss cheap. Terms. A. E. Dobbins, 825 Punt pa, Gan Engines, Electric Motors, 8pr#r ■Telephoned ods.j will le rccolvcc! ?box •- the efficiency of tho staff is due boxing champion will be success­ 200, care Herald. 'Sanford Avenue. ments, fumish«d. Call a t Palma tersburg, also if a promising mem- j call a t the Herald office f o r ( Icrw lbegcr, 1 rop. Review of the organization's more thnn anything else to tho ful, Tommy Gibbons, of fit. Paul, Irrigation Outfits Ifrom patromi nnd collector a :n t j o b p R i N T i s G ^ T h n r a r j ^ . Hotel. bor. Jack Camp of Ocala and S. ■ FOR SALE—Orange g r o v e ; same. ’act that the coaches nro kept a t said Wednesday he pinna to get an history r.inco it started in i'JiO-l! ^ ________________ ; Lumber and Building Plant is now located in the Wc-I J. Taylor of Largo are among tho ■ immediately for payment. Sanford, Fla. he school throughout the year, curly sta rt in conditioning liiincelf reveals nn unusual number of stir­ laka Building. Let us estimate on l terms country property. B ritt ARE loring Lumber other contenders. Ark Newton, K b YOU i u u i v j i t i g an ivopportunity; r r w’ ’ — j w * bCi arter iu c r d u i i i u v i Compear ‘ HELPED LITTLE GIRL’S COUGH ring battles foi* court supremacy Temporary Address Realty Co._____________________ . 11 _______ 1 k u r n ‘ lim n e r 1 n>; «;«nd thus become vnhmhle aids in for the prospective match. _______We n line your job woik. Phone 148. football star, may also bo in the “FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR It Time..... It is tho regular way through which to secure Uut one trnm in tlm annuls of the U if _ _ N ._ u u ,« i s t a g .................. Hr n lin e . -•11 sports, ns well ns msing special­ Gibbons now is in fairly good FOR SALE—Three dosirnblo build­ 1033 W. FIRST S T ^ 13 Time* running, judging from the show -: COMPOUND is fine. My little ....... .........Ce n l l i r -TELETHON!I " iati in their own fields, shape, lie raid, woighing close to league has ever finished the Bea­ LEGAL FORMS of all kinds for I § Time*— help for the office or home—putting you in communi­ ing lota located on paved street, is small, the rexuita great. Herald mijI> LUMBER CO. B ing he is making. Only a duv or i ...... .........4e a line girl had an awful cough. I got a 31 Time* . f t -With the 1023 footlmll reason I IT. pound*, or about IS pounds con with n clean slate, that be­ _Aalo_nt the Ilernld office. worth $1,000.00 each. Owner will Wanta will work for you_qulckIy.. <5^-™,., Quality and two ago, he smashed a record drive j ing Pennsylvania, which captur­ bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND cation with the various people who may think them­ ititi f over, George Little, assistant di­ more Umiii when lie fought DormHopkins Shoe Shop sacrifice for $2100.00. B ritt Real­ Double rate for black face type. TAR COMPOUND and gave her a SPECIAL NOTICE—If you hove phone 135.rector, and footlmll conch, is pre­ t ey nt. Elielby, Mont,, la d July l, ed the title in 1910-20 with a rec­ selves fitted to do your work, and thus perm itting you Woik Guaranteed. ty Co. ____ not paid your poll tax do so to- -----------------------— ord of ten victories and no defeats Reduced rates fo r consccutlvo few doses nnd she was greatly re­ ssing for the winter cIuju for tho H ayin'' the full If. rounds .with the 509 E. F irst St. y! Do not ml«s the opportunity , Q H ow w The tjiial.era have won five ___________________ P’OR SALE—Two fine building lieved/’ writes Clyde II. Benson, ffny! to make your decision nnd selection after having had i024 gridiron men. L ittle n!.<o is champion, but losing llm decision. Insertions. Count six words to to help the City of Snnford p u t, See H a iT y , FOR RENT signs for sale nt th e ! luts, located on one of the best Marlbrook, Virginia. The best »* ■ intending minor snorts.. Tnd Word th at a second meeting of championships, four of them in personal interviews. the line. Minimum charge of Herald office._______________ R lC h & rd f i e f t l f 1 comers In Sanford, paving and remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse­ over the bond elert ion January 1 1 ., a.. Wiemnn, another pigskin expert, the two In in sight v.’an received by <»m ytrctcli, nnd lend all "f their 30c fo r first Insertion. All ndfive rivals. Ynio the 1922-23 tltleness; relieves promptly uml effec­ , „ . . . . . ” is'being utilised In the nthlctlc de­ Gibbons yesterday in a letter from , ,, SAUSAGE for sale— Pure poTk sidewalks both sides. At bargain. LOST—One dnrk_ m arc-m ule,! Readers of this newspaper are ad renders—and his manger. Eddie Kano. Tommy *««“ « . ban furnished tim e chnm| vertising Is restricted to proper portment offices. . tively. .............. FOLEY’S HONEY AND Veipi.t about 1100. w ^ E . Bagsausage smoked with oaw wood, See rtritt Realty Co. for nn increasing number of them the classified col­ l.oluinhin two and • Conch Edwin Mnlhcr-nrul Conch- evinccd much intercut in press. dis* 35c. lb., postpaid. No order ac­ FOR SALE—Fivo lots located on TAR COMPOUND hns st°od_ the Rctt> w in ter Park. Florlda. ^ ^ “ T h e M a rria g e O f classification. umns nre gaining in interest. If you have anything l l i «W Stove Farrell and Uichard liar- patches telling of the nroiwvo.l Princeton and Cornell, one each, test of time, serving three genera­ LOST—Black and' White Collie cepted for Ics3 than 3 lbs. Satis­ Snnford Ave.. opposite Roso hnnt * "nil'll and Coluinbin rnared ti­ In case of erro r Tho Herald tv. ker, in only n slightly less degree, front. faction guaranteed. Mrs. Enoch Court, onch 50x130. Two of them tions. to sell you have something to say to them in our puppy from 309 French Ave. | M l Q g C t S * In anticipation of tho negotia­ tular honors one season. nre the busiest of nil n t present. Iwill be responsible for only one Sawyer, Tifton, Ga., R. D. F. No. corner lots. Easy terms. B ritt ■ ■— - llNCOPOHATKn) ” ~ ' ■ —— _ Phono So. 12. Reward. __________1 advertising columns. Iftrald classified advertising will 'I tm championship winners since Mnther’s job in the varsity basket • tions being Micro nful, iiihln.ua Incorrect Insertion, tho adver- fi.______________________ Rea|ty_Co._____________________ MONEY LOST—Book lost; $5.00 reward to ; hall Fquna. Farrell in nmppinj; out said he helievrd lie would turn ' !*»o league was formed follow: pull with you in your efforts. HARDY Australian Pines, stand Send this nd nnd ten cents to Schring—Sebring C ltrta Of tisei for *B subsequent inser­ finder. Deliver to Box 711, Post­ down nil offer to go on the vnu lo,.c/ |r ,, ,, Tenm Won Ion FOR SALE—Orange grave, 23 his track nnd field campaign, and Capital $100,000.00 10 degrees. $25 per 100. John Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., office. J . D. Thomas. 7 ers Association employing 40 MM tions. Tho Herald office should Barker is working with the wrest­ ville stage ngnin. n referring to IU1U-11 Colinnhin acres, 400 trees, location on lake, Columbia 8 Chicago, 111., writing your nnmc • nnd operating a t full capacity*^ engage in several fights. rhe first 1911- 12 .. J«rs. tc notified Immediately In case B, Bench, West Palm Bench, Fia. twenty minutes from Sanford. A 1912- 13 Cornell 7 nnd midresa clearly. You will re­ _Coach Ray Fisher, who is in r f lino- will he at Miami, Fla., on FOR SALE—DeSoto paints nnd good buy at $6,500. Terms. B ritt NOTICE OF ADOPTION. WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE AND WAGE EARNERS of error. . 1913- 14 Cornoll-Columhla 8 ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S jgffi* charge of Michigan baseball teams Jan. 20. vanrishes a t Snnford Novelty Realty Co. V Notice is hereby given th a t on : Yale 8 HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND In tho menntime Gibbon.-. is tak­ 1914- 15 ' is drilling the freshman basket­ ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. WE DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF Works, sole agents. 151-tfc Pennsylvania 9 for coughs, colda and hoarseness, the 18th dny of January, 1924, the FOR SALE—5 acre celery farm , ball men. Another of his dutio- i: ing road work out each dny and 1915- lfi BUNCH GltAPES, tree blueberries GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS. 191(1-17 Yale » al«o free sample package ef FO­ undersigned will apply to the tiled, ail equipment, good loca­ supervision of the nchnlmtfc going on hunting trips. nnd blackberries— all varieties 1917- IR Pennsylvania 9 LEY’S PILLS, a diuretic stimu­ Judge of the Circuit Court for grades of all athletes enrolled i ; on hard road, close to town, a suitable for home and commercial tion ;I 1918- 19 Pennsylvania 7 „ Honorary Member. for prompt and efficient service the various varsity squndr. Fisher lant for the kidneys, nnd FOLEY tho Seventh Judicial Circuit of bargain, terms. Britt Realty Co. planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ 10 Jack Demp-.ey, world's heavy­ 1919-20 Penn ylvania CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con- i Florida, nt his office in Snnfon , seen that the men keep tlmir orous, well rooted plants insure FOR SALE—10 acres Hammock 9 stipation and Biliousness. T h ese' Florida, for an Order authorUIng grade:! up so that they will not l.e weight champion, has been made 1920-21 Pennsylvania 9 good early profits. For full in­ all-fenced nnd cleared for plant­ _____________________ __ lost to their teams Imcauna of nn honorary member of tlm Miami- 1921-22 Princeton ft AUTO SALESMAN WANTED— wonderful remedies have helped them to adopt George W. Hall nnd Iliale.ih <.tut Club ami Imn liven i 1922-23 Yale 7 formation and illustrated catalog ing: price $4500, good term s. scholardic dcfiricney. millions of people. T ry them! Sold Mntticllall, minors. The Officers of this Institution are under $10,000.00 Surely Bond I FOR SA LE-H ouso and large lot ^JPeridns,_San_Junn_Gnrago._ No. 9, write Southern Adapted FOR SALE—10 acres, five fenced. This 11th day of December, A. Chuck Hoyt, trainer, has hit invit'd to pnrtkipatn in the big 1 Cornell and Columbia tied for You can find the name of f t t a f : t in Uoae Court. $4509.90. Terms. WANTED—stenographer who can everywhere. D Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. 1 Three cleared. Good well. All t < T*** hands full administering to Urn mid-wtok shoot at Hialeah Wed- the championship. be relied upon during office lire Business Man in SanfecR l» nenday afternoon. The mvltntloi Britt Realty Co. ‘ “ * HANS ANON8EN. Bf ei k-vnraity track men, and as u side­ FOR sA L b —Kgry Cash Register. hammock. $2,000. F. W. PLEDGER, President 209 Magnolia J. P. CHAPMAN, Ma , hours, and has initiated to learn In rlilrntt Conrl, Nrxrnth JiitllHul ■i. TWO city lots 80x305, one block RAGNA ANONSEN. this Column each day. line is coaching the fro diinnn run­ In the famous fighter w n; estendCost $G0 when new. Will sell | WANTED— I or 5-room house, from Sanford Ave., a bargain. FOR SALE—Bungalows, house 1bookkeeping nnd multigraph opners. llilly Fallon i : keeping cd by J. (). Hurley, prar.ident nf Circuit. In nnd F o r Scmlnnlc 12-29-27-1-3-10-17. cheap. Inquire a t Snnford Herald Hi I will lease for 0 months or year building lots. All sections of crating. ' Apply a t Allen Sced_Co. $100 cash. Mather's harketerrn in condition. tho gun club, following a meeting I'nnHtr, Klnrldn. lu I’hnnrrrr. i. Iwith privilege of purchasing same office. Sanford. Ilritt Realty Co. of official" Monday afternoon, and in c o m e t a x in n u t s h e l l WANTED—Help of nil kinds by C harles A. D a lla s , C o m p l a i n a n t FIVE room house close in, on Pal­ Pupils assume responsibility in I during life of lease. Address, Anpresentation of the niemhcrnhSp FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs many business houses. If you metto Ave., renting now for $35 FOR SALE—Bungalow, close in on net incomo exceeded $5,0000. If ( M M a Q i m a a s s i H B i a i E i B i H K a i s i i i a a s i i m i i u i i i i i i m s i s a i i ■ ■ B a a a B a a a ia n B a n n u B a a a B ia iB a a a i matters of behavior n t the Gordon vs. WHO? Single perrons who had care Herald. _______ privileges was innde l.y Larry Ry­ for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Studobaker, Packard, Chevrolet-'| Palmetto Ave., $4200.00, term s.'nro without a position, advertise ncr month, $2500, terms. Must h a n d e r s an. secretary of the club. School. Cleveland. A "behnvioi net income of SI,000 or more the combined net income of hus­ m a a a tta k iw a a ia a iiH a a a a B iiH K a u a a a a n a a a a n n B B B iia a B iia B B B a n a a a H a n a a B B a u a a iiB n a n B n B B a n B B a a ia H iiii Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcnrdnll Avenue, be sold ouickly. Britt Realty Co. . | on the classified page of The Mathew It. M a r k s . J . O. B ro nso n , council." consisting of a rep re ­ ■WANTED—Good second-hand flat ™ II J. L. PERKINS band and wife for the year 1923 et ill. D e f e n d a n ts . The shoot Wednesday will ho a or gross income of 15,000 nr Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp It will cost you only n SEMINOLE REALTY CO. a sentative of each room in* tho FOR SALE—Or lease, business Honffd* | top desk. M ust be in good condi­ C IT A T IO N . \ Tfi-biid affair, three 20'u and n If. more, nnd married couples iquak'd or exceeded $5,000, a re­ few cents and you will reach thou­ Scmir.olc Hotel Annex. Sales Department To M ntluov It. n.Mrko. J . O. I t r o n - school, formulates' whatever rules property on First Street. Britt sands. tion am! cheap for cash. Inquire IV atrihg making up Hie card. Money who had net income of $2,000 turn must lie filed. ’ _____ fnn A n n s S to k e s . J e ' S e T. D sv l* . it considers necessary for safety i « Realty C o . ___________ | at Herald o f f i c e . ________ San Juan Garage will lie divided four ways in the or more or gross income of WANTED—Colored man to wash Individually nnd ""A d m in istrato r and order. Guards elected by the A widow or widower whose * f .ill* events. FOR SALE—At a bargain, 5-rooni f th e e s t a t e o f \ \ l l l l ’wn P. I t o s s e l l 55,000 or more must tile repupils enforce these rules, and in | WANTED—Room nnd board bv SEED POTATOES i tpou.i died before the cod of the a terrased . If li\Innr. 11 Shooting will start at. 2 n'cloct. Joe Kelly, publicity director at bungalow with sleeping porch, returnn. young man permanently located, women ' nil !<••« rtalmlnir nnv Inlerest canes of extreme misbehavior tho —Me:t and year is classed as a single person. Holly^ood-by-t hc*Sea, former .Many winter visitors an* expected nn Palmetto Ave., four blocks from WANTED ireferabiy with private family. agents to sell women’s shoes and 1'mder said Mathew It. Murks. J. 1*. teachers ntny be consulted. Divorces ami persons separated WHEN? The filing period ii P * .- r Bports rditor nnd a golfer, ha to he present as the gueds of the First St. $3509.09, rr.iall payment FOR SALE—Cheap, Overland car. |„ stenttnoto Nemlroto eountv Good Anna Htokea, I. | Give location und rate in reply. I*. Spaidir.g Rose Flour nnd •cr>r in count>. n o w Deenson ()r |, lT individually nnd rs .Irene (dmlnlsI g m.Bomo to the rv:"tie of the left club. from January 1 to March 15, by mutual consent are classed as . . down, balance like tent. Britt , hos mi See it at 214 Myrtle Avenue. 0. Box 417.____________________ commission paid nnd bonus. Ad...... Bliss Triumph in Bags or shigle perrons, 1924. • r«lne e f t h e e s t a t e o f W illiam P . handed golf player: Realty Co. . . dress P. O. Box 1169, St, PetersPusudl. dremard .nr nt her wise m Bushel Boxes. oGod for Tailors, Cleaners and D ytnt IWANTED—Your old furniture. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS FOR SALF,—Attractive bungalow, burg, Fla. i 'r t fj i The reason for it i.; that lie m 'm l t>* the Inn.ls hereinafter d< oT. Aml \ver:v—St. Andrews Bay WHERE? Collector of internal tabic nlso. j{!\*. is a left hander himself. lie nnyp Many people in Sanford would WHERE USED CARS ARE .rrll'eit. unit iitmi to I V t i t r n l H outtlmodern, a bargain; terms. In­ 117 Park Avenue— Phone revenue for the district in [.limber Co., purchase large tract I s o tlmt Hollywood wants to stage a FREE tickets tonight for Mias rn t.iim tier i*ntnpm.v. n c o r p o r n - ; like to buy second hand furniture. ALWAYS BARGAINS. quire 1103 Oak Ave. _ which the person lives or ins ‘of land in south Florida. Tournament for I 'ft Itundid golfMidi Whitr.er. Advertise your spare pieces in the Dodge Roadster. 1 " o n u m l e r tin* law * * f Dlilo. If In c i l u t c n r c , nm l If i II nsiiIvciI, t l his principal place of busi­ —-era during the .cn-.m. J. V/. CHASE & CO. Herald Want Ads nnd sell them Dodge Touring. WAi ITED—Plano player wishes tvirnl •inlilsteit o r itlhvrw'I’M* !nrrnlly ••xllnot ness. In tlio final round of the ama­ — Young, preside.it if tin* Hollywood PHONE 536. Hudson Touring. I quickly. Phone 148 nnd the want position with dar.ee orchestra. jg a l n e t nil n i c r r i S ' i r r Hli*r<*-hol9-1 REWARD OFFERED. Land nnd Water Company, h ut of­ teur golf ck.mq imi.sliip at I'lo.-.n\ id department will be glad to inScrinps-Booth Touring. Also niny snxnphone nnd violin. M. ers. eloeUllotiter*. r r m l l t n r * . n m n - I Curds of Sanford’s Reputable HOW? liintructinn.i on Form i To any person furnishing in­ fered n cup for llie r.outhpaw com­ moor. Max Mnnton on the home Oakland Touring. I or o i l i e r p e r s o n s "l.ilm lm t a n y tert vour nil. J0I0A nnd Form 1o 10; also t rrevn lin-l just played a poctnruformation sufficient to convict the F. Tubbs, Mt. Dora, Fin.________ rlislit. title- o r I n t e r o s t o f nnv n n -* Professional Men, each of *pel Hors. KENT VULCANIZING. SEE the Sanford Stove Works, 502 the law and regulations. tun* w h a t s o e v e r . I*V. tlirn ov li o r parties committing trespass on my Golf professionals generally r.av l:*r riin-iii> two feet l.eyoml tL< * whom, in hit chosen profession Snnford Ave. before buying CORNER OAK AND 3RD ST. property on lak e Ada, three miles u n d er i V u t r n l H o tttlio rn I m nher that lou-haiidcc can’t play golf eup. At i.ld:; moment Mai ton anil WHAT? Four per cent normal i PHONE 17. Direct to Tho Herald, I'nRipany, n i,orportal< »n. o r nnv otn* stoves. We will save you money. the Herald recommends to the routli of Snnford, and especially in Sweet er were «U :quare. There nnd cite u.i proof the fuel Hint tax on the first $ I,Dill) of net else In ii ml lo tlie f o l l o w i n g «l«t MORE BARGAINS. Wo nlso repair stoves of all kinds, office for quick tin.I regard to the person who stole and none of the great mien are left wifi the boding llie h of .nipprcH!'.-. ro-ll'ed n r o p e r t y . t n w l t : people. income in oxcess of tinper­ 1922 liupiunhilt! touring. * ACENTS—Make and sell my car­ grafnnolna nnd sewing machines. V. C. COLLER, Prop. ttS K 18 carried away the front door of tlu* courteous service. Re­ . handers, lienee, many natural!' e.l i ::cit( inent re: Sweet; cr, eighty ■.'•is I t o 21, tiotli u u nito'rn I n sonal exemption uml credits Lexington Lark (sjiort) 19-t-tfc bon remover. A good, elenn _______________ . , . i rtnslve, o f P ri n t: * n n tn llv lslu n o f house, I will pay a liberal reward. left-handed golfers a re taught to feet away, with n keen, ilopini member that your tele­ for dependent!!. Eight per Four Dodge tourings, 1921. Northe is t u i t a r l e r o f Hnulhnn*! legitimate business: gowl profits. JREGULAR meals served nt the plnv riglit-liundcd. srrecn l<» fare, prepared to match General Shop and Mill Woffk TH E NEW GEORGE G. HERRING. cent normal tux on balance of o u a r t e r of H e rlln n 21. T o w n s h i p 21 Dodge Roadster 1919. ! plume in a Herald Want Being left-handed, Kelly : a- i lit Mnrstoii':« liii" «IVort. Sweet >r'v. I Charles McDaniels, Bex 001, Home* , phoonix, single meals, by the St _______ ■ a t HOLLYWOOD South. l t n n « e ;•» K n st. n s p e r p l a t net income. Surtax from 1 National touring. 6 passenger. ^rW tvV r^^^^ikU /L -Jw w d. 't Ijittty; JlT' nipt;elided .kmlr.by. tbo'lin of .. • cunt. t,o 59. per cant on-hot! Contractor and Balkier .... tjky-vlcq ^L'dO'li. ATI.ANTA, Gn.. Jan U v tJ -.J . thereof' reeorileil in P i n t llie»k t. n t •tend, Fla. ________________ !H:ty or week. Try them. . .. a Three wornvdrtve. Ford trucks. DEPOT - ' • I n;i they Kay in baseball, can’t hit n the cup. IFppid jn-.i ny Mari ton ■ m pane No. I"2. P ii Ii II p Heroril :t o f Atlorney-nt-Lnw Brown, state commissioner of ag­ incomes over $11,000 for the Two FSrii Chassis. I o SA LE-M issiotm ly 'strawde**»lnrle f'o iin tv . r t o r t i t n . nml r i s . . NEARING ' *|Vti” golf hull just the rnrtie ns tie hall ami ••.topped icv. ii feat away. . If you do not have a it 517 Commercial Street UNDERWOOD I U J U 1 WO g y r i v ^ wcl, rootc«l. cures r i ■ year 1923. • Over Seminole County Olds H touring, 7 passenger. The I’o tilIn v e st q u a r t e r of t h e riculture, is now on un inspection right-handed players. Certainly, It hail lieen a lir; I chuei elfort, hilt CO.MPI.KI ION charge ueeount, a state­ ■ TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT N o rth w e st q u a r t e r u n it llm N o r t h Dodge 1222 touring. FOR RENT—Large front bed-1fully packed, 50o per hundred, Bank tour of the state nnd wilt make a j west q u a r t e r o f th e S o u t h w e s t q u u r the left-handed hitters in lia chill the result had left Sweorer partly a I ment wil lie mailed you x 19 * room. Apply Red Bungalow, $3.50 per M. delivered. Mathews Three Dod-c tourings 1920. do fairly well—Cobb, Ruth, Htyinhxl. T o w n s til p 21 TITS FOR TAXTAVEILS i. S anford,----------Florida High class Underwood Typewriters survey of the prospects for the d1 \ i> -r ’ » ( Section^ i* > . ■ ■ ('handler touring. niie , Co., Tallahassee, U n., Route C. a n t , lu S e m i n o le when tlic ad appears. The gallery crowd of Rovernl •Speaker, Slider and a boat of othPace’s iIjtne. B THE RECORD MONTH for rent to reliable parties. I verrifirntion of crops for the com,,•V .Y int'v.1 V'iori*i:i° ' Two Ford touring. For the purpose of the income Ijiiuisond, pre.cdng ..till closer in, FOR SALE—Wood, 4-foot oak V H Wilson Welding & Radiator Ituick touring 1919, 7 passenger. ARE YOU—Looking for n good ... , _ r> ! ing year upon his return. In the It appearing t r " t n _•*' sw o rn ttllt ho .................... lemon tlmt there are no waited for the next attempt, the lax law u per son’j marital status 1 - *j .,lw ,**'T...... nnd pine. 10-inch stove wood Thin is part of the sa t­ ■ IS f C o m p l a in t tiled h e r e i n n a n h in t ■ Ituick tourirg 1918. room. If you don’t find one list­ oak and pine. See or write, T. (»• Works or few great left-handed player.' seven-foot putt, with a partial is determined as of the last day 13 sV .M:iin Street ' ' ' Orlando,'Via.! absence of Mr. Drown. Fred yeu t h a t y o u h a v e o r rlalin r n n n isfactory service, given M Dodge 3-4 ton truck. ed in this column, insert u small Spenrmnn, Osteen.______ ________ is thnt to be u great player, tin* tymie lo negotiate. Swcetser xvaa of his or her taxuhle year. De­ M Bridges, assistant commissioner of interest In tinunlit «i«v*rrll»ril pr«»pby Tile Herald to its Two Rco Speedster Trucks, n want ad nnd you will receive the FOR SALE—Stove wood in any . . . I . ,, , l rr tv . You. nti'l vaeli of von. nro "It it’s Metal wo can weld It" } ( J. golfer must start when tie i* in naturally extremely keen to win cember 31, if the return is made oil N ___________________ I ngriculture, is in char,to of the of- ■,|„.r,.f„r(. r.'.|ulr..t nn.l ortler.-.l to 1921-22. best listings in the city._______ _ advertisers and readers. the calendar year basis, u:i mii»t ( the kid stage, or tile eaildlc c!a... . hi" ■e-oiid champion hip in : uccc m quantity. See Clifford Walker, Two Light F’ord Trucks. SANFORD, FLORIDA • LAWYER ftce. I im nml n tu r n e r In-fort- o u r C i r c u i t At that time, it ir a very ea;i> ion, the first repeater in ten yeur-\ are. If on th at day lie was sin­ M FOR RENT—Nice front bed-room or phone I l l -W. Mr. Bridges sail! ho tiid not wisit I'n u rt nt the C o u r t llousn at S a n ­ thing “just as good." --------------- | Two 1917 Buick touring. U To reach all tlm peo­ matter to awitch to right-liandoii and here lie wa.i mi the rim of <l> - gle, he must file a return if his ... — Court House 117 I-aurel Ave.______________ EXPERT Typewriter cleaning nnd, i < I't o r li la , on Hi* 9r*t M om lu y a Expecting n young son to for­ t o make nny specific forecast re j 23 Overland 4, touring. font, with the hardest sort of shot net income for 1923 was $1,000 or th e s a m e attack and get away with it. ple effectively—leave ■ FOR RENT—One nicely furnished gnrding the crop situation of the *''.^ ' . (l, nItii ‘ A'dny ‘ n f !>2I. get by June that ho was told in repairing. Call H. 8. Pond.j Some of these cars were traded F e b r u a r y , A. inure, or if this gross income was left for n half nn dan extra hob* Beside: the kid. nre furred *o a room for couple or two ladies. phone 225 or Peoples Bank. your Want Ail a t Tho 'in on new Dodges. Most of them Fcbrunry thnt he would l»e taken state for 1924 until Air. Brown I> 1921. tlieii oe.'l t i n r e lo m o k e ■ STEWART The Flortal . swing right-handed golf club: and match. Yet in the face of thin $5,000 or more, iio is entitled had returned nnd compiled his mimvi-r lo t h e lu ll o r r c m p l n l n t Call Mrs. G. C. Cates’ Btore or 179-tfc have been left with us to bo sold to the circus. Herald Office. I'hntic Before they know it they are right- turn he walked un molly lo Ids t*» •'» personal exemption of only llliil a g a i n s t y t u. nml t i e r e Flowers For All Occasion® phone 22. Wniting for a train or street d ata gathered while on his tour lori'lii nnd applied on the purchnse of ball, tank iuuL one look at the line •$1,990. If lie was married, al­ II » bonded. In full mil i*Iso s a lil Mil w ill lie us to send for it or Members Florists Telegraph Dacar to pass, and then walking right of inspection. Inki'ti *** e o n f* i— I-#! n r r n llist you tot* 1 K”lly nayu tlirre is no law in and timped th** putt lirmlv and cv- ; though the ceremony was perphone it to the Want He said, however, that it was iuwiii b y lllunl ile c rc o . in front of another one coming livery Association golf or phy.iim why power can’t Iv cii without the slightest 'igu of j formed on December 31, he is feared that because of tho high It N f u r t l i o r o r i l e r i i l th n t till* Ail Depot In.cut from the opposite direction. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW uppiied an accurately from the flurry. J im bull, lulting the slope . granted Hie c emption allowed u 814 Myrtlo Ave. Phono 260-W In- lie iniMliiheil In tin- H nnfuril Holding a match above the gas­ price of cotton, nytre cotton lint of tlm riven, curled in .I an inch nr 1married person for the full year, left ride as the right side. Ihtlly H e r a ld , u n e w s p a p e r p u b l l s h Was the largest in point of salts in the history, of this company—and we First Nntional Hank HIdg. would ho p l a n t e d next year than oline tank at night to see whether so to tin* right of Mnrston’s ball $2,509, if his net income and Ids •■il In Huuroril. S e m i n o l e iT i u n ty , a is have had some hig ones. there was enough gus to get the wns planted this year. It is the Florida, o n e e ea c h w e e k for a p o - Sanford,----------- Florida was $5,000 or MICIIOI.KON TOI'O.U II TRACK and Hum drift"d Miuaryiy thromrli w ife’s com bined si ■ plan of the commissioners, it was tity nnd quality of soft water Sanford Packing Co., bet ween| dlTe’of vnluc. r 1■>iI of •*Ic lit c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s . B ■ car to the next town. the center of the cup. and $2,000 if th e combined AT CENTER W’lTNKHH my h a n d nnd o f f i c i a l availalde for this city. Contract p,,|nietto and Sanford Avenues on JSANFORD a ■ --------------------— CO. Thinking that nn automobile snidsaid, to urgo tho farmer to seal MOTOR .i* a ■ of o f f le e a t H a n f o r d . H em ln o le has been nwarded, m aterial or­ could successfully dispute n grade keep down tho ncrengo of cotton C ounty, Dodge Dealers. GAINSVILLE, Jan. II -John I* n ■ F l o r i d a , t h i s t h e 7th ila y dered and negotiations have been a a General Msehlsr sn4 Ballet 1‘hone 3. _______ crossing with a locomotive backed nnd diversify crops ns much nt. of D ecem b er. A. D. IS2T Nicliolson, noted track nnd hs.kciu a possible. W arks completed for beginning the work, (HUAI.) H. A. DOITULA88. up by seven passenger conches. kill coach, will not come to Hu* a a Bqvinc nn automobile on pay-iFOlt BALE—Reo Speed-wagon n n ; p l a i S’ I N mt i KF It is tho opinion of Mr. Bridges C le rk C i r c u i t C o u rt. if the tests nre successful, n suf­ m University of Florida lids year, it Cylinder GrlsdlsB Sight-seeing trips are made in our Do Luxe Busses every week—from San­ 1 l ..... not and two-wheel pneumatic trailH em lnole C iu iiily . F l o r i d a . ARCHITECT th at a number of soutli Georgia ficient number of wells will be ments a when tho house was not ^ t.npncity ciRthoen hundred;! CHIEF INDUSTRIES SHOWN li; anminced by dann s L. Whi*,*, Ilv: M. W eek s, l». C. counties will follow their plans of a ford to Hollywood-By-The-Sea. For full information about these fascin at­ I'h a n e 0 3 S ssfa r d , r t e . sunk to insure the city n supply oT athletic director. Nielioldii Im i First National Hank Hldg. M A INCH. 1. *1lull till* 1 nit-<1 i-’l.l .11 Kill. II a a paid for. 'both in good condition. Eight hunthe past and plant Inrge amoun’a HCIIHI.LK fivu million gallons of d ean , clear yetThinking in g and interesting trips and the Hollywood Hotel special rates—till »«t It ■Ill* il .(• Is ■•nt r tin 1 •Itll 1II* lit H 'd irltn r f o r I 'o m p ln lt ia n t . accepted a position yritli Centro a u that the gas. tele- ,|rt.,i ,liars for immediate sale, I1RADENTOWN, Jan. 11.—Chief of pens, tobacco nnd peanuts Ili'Xln F rl. 12-7-24 . r u n on F r i d a y s Snnford,----------- Florida «*1 III i»f liif'ini i Inna 1 in- Ur*. Illla a soft water daily. College, at Danville, Ky. it ha t j and mail the coupon. Di» you approve the winning plan Yen nhone and water rates would not Hurry Johnson, Box 542 ,Duytona industries nf Manatee county will These products have proved very for ‘J tim e s . r i .h .1 1\ S«*cr«** ■ 1 . In• ■ •ll tU 1 --.• a ■ been It anted. There lie w ill roitcli Illrv Mil i • t . i l*i. shh III iliiilinir a -I’fci I'h iiN F -IBH» j ifcach. _ «*tc be shown in moving pictures ut the profitable, and the tlemnnd fer in auhstuiiee? No a tlm triiek nnd husketlmll team;. In bru try, 1.*: l F'lorida Exposition to be held in c them is still good, it wns said. °Puttiirg undersize liass on a FORlT iTlJS^-Fir.e condition, scat is NOTICE. ( I’ll t an X inside the proper Imx) a Mr. Bridges said the ngricultur n Tt. »l Wit If nl r»i*i i nt Ing a stringer nnd hoping to escape the j„K capacity 14 persons large New York in February. W. A. MILDRED SIMMONS DUNDEE WANTS UolIT a lit•*n» . i nf tl.. • ■. n . r allot! Manning, secretary of the Manatee nl department will make every ef­ game wardens. , _ t j baggage compartment Good cord a WEST PALM R E A C H . j a n. II un • 1n • nt oil. t ill t. H> t nil• <1 Numo The annual meeting of the Stock­ Teacher of Pianoforte absorbers, $400. P. county publicity department. dele-f fort to assist tho farmers this t ’r i ■ Relieving n young man when he rubber, shock ah«orl J*fnti i lirtll nffi . Its i M.n.t Its pri-H—ileff Gaffney, local liovint' pro­ holders of the Osceola Cypress I’lease print a gated by the county commissioners year iq the perfecting of their • r| "■tt|"l.i!!t'il and Pipe Organ i ! m with t..Tiini*’ said: "You’re the first girl 1 (). Box 161 Sanford. moter hat received a telegram ■.oral anti l.m v lll.laara ll»«M Agents for a n ■1 I'.l. Il< IjMtc n it... •A*Ml1. ut III,. “Sassing” n traffic cop. ! sain: . ' j * ‘ ________ _______________ to supervise the county’s exhibit nt crops to meet the prevailing c o n - 1Company wilk be held at tho o f - 1 Studio: Room 12*25, Meisch Ihk. sturaa* from Johnny Dundee, ehiimpioti a •3 I t •iir im im n ImmI- #lf • ♦Inn1rmibttH ditinns. One of the most difficult ficc of the Company, Osceola,, Honoring th e stranger’s choc.;., ever tom • <Iohnnie« H w„ r d -----------, 4 , the exposition, is preparing to have ft atherweight glove a rtist, of his ■ li Mil’ • . l.t i li V.tl - 1 Atltlros.s Building tasks of the department, he said. Seminole County, Flnridn, on Buying stocks of doubtful val-^ ta k in g .j |)c woU|,| be weeks before Christmas and think-, {be films made. willingnc • to appear in tho ring a a was to make the farm er realize the | Thursday. January 17th, 1921, ut 1 ti)> Him. it M.ll f II.'1 |ll 1ll • * j 1 :»»i |.nv jnir she won't gui'js the rent ren* a a here on February 21 against ‘'mine i; oplnb n i r Un ■.iilii.it> nn.l COURT REVERSES ORDERS ! futility of o' *nting large amounts !9;90 A. M. a ■ good boy" in hi t clans. City f it* forr«» III ■Ilv im01,1 ° ', “ g m l n i tho i ,£ . th»t » n , 5 ?hU -!.u , ,vh). Slide a a _» cotton while .e_ -------p. j . FElTNF.il, •.-••■« —- .........»i ,w,««i!,iv be i . * . . • TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 11.— of tho state is suffer \\ .%. ItOIIIIH, tl. II. nn uutnmnbie muzzle first. 1*li..1 to Aril. t - 1 \ 1III \ V1 a a Spending 3tat|} 8Uprerne court, in a sh o rt1ing to such an extent front the *|in-:nll)!iiE III j ii.n«) in • M.itimo li.i.-t rlni-. Spentling February I . in Florida, loupe shippedMn could P ® 1' .... ‘ Trying t i unileratniid wliat a pola a JOB CH \.\KV TO m ix F »r*% Secretary. ! I!,.title t’rlnary t »li.»-:>f*«--s atol ‘ ............ ” i half as good as art imi •• 1 itician will do when ho is e lu te d opinoitt by division B, has reversed boll weevil. a a Are you a voter?. with the coal bill still unpaid. JACKSONVILLE, Jan . II -Joe K p-cobiK) —citron le nkiti att'l 2. *..... tin- r. .•t tin • it i l ull- >1 ConUactor nnd Builder Cl u Rending n newspaper while top. when b v w h a t ho says when he is running, certain interlocutory orders of the Htllfrl Wilt IN'UIIII* ii* •*t>li ra Chaney of Itnltlmore will meet bluoil lllteetm-a Kcmitlu Itllt-aiH a a crossing a busy street intersec.' Believing a hoot cggcr wnen ny y I circuit court for Brevard county in l Pensacola—Contract let for con­ it Y ••ii'< nn.l.,I m * Tl' i.f \ . ruml Illietim.illHtn. a a Knockout Mors of Cineinn.ili h a J. W. YOUNG, President Fort Pierce—$39,000 to be spent Can fo rd ,------------- Florida •ills 1 1tl'l'll || • \l’l Ilf I'lltlOlllrt- 1311 I'lrat Nnllaunl Hank I lli* ten-round boxing match here Jan. .Mail promptly lo a a lion. | he said that «t was over en >t«r* # c|crk*fl wor(l for lt the case of Waller Hatter nnd R. struction of Escninhiu Buv bridge : r« a a llullilllIK between' th is ‘ point*ond^M ilton'to f,,r cruction of new hospital in this Buying golf nickers nnd having old and cams front no.iu i ,th >t he didn’t have whnt was E. Evans, appellants, vs. Ames A. MRS. J. B. CALDER, Local Mgr. •28 os one of the wind-up feat hits a a Har.fi.nl F lo rid a. THE AMERICAN PEACE AWARD cost $703,272. city. a a the nerve to wear them only stock. ^ u -r| thrtf0 unked for, but he did have »om c-Barlow nnd others, appellees, of an exciting’s boxing curd. Fear- < 1. t * q»mi- tlmt ■in-nib mb l> In lb-1 .«-m;iis .'112 MuUisini Avenue, New York City Valdez Hotel, a a f I hmi I t t... . < 1 to till ||««ll twice Ceasing to ca less Fern of Atlanta, who recent­ a a it :l lull , ly loht a match to (Tianey, will Sanford, Florida * ’ If you wish to express a fuller opinion nl.ai.g lease write to tlm aa aa • i rovhfi- for Im* t itKlinill it ir -I.-take on Young Ketehcll in an­ a a \ Itq.lll. lit nf tnt-'i piti. Hill las*.. American Peace Award other ten-round struggle on the ■ mime curd. a------------------ —■— ——■ FIRE, LIFE. AUTO iaBaH^nuauBoaaauBBEuaaauaH aBB^BBBU HBBBBBBaiiaBaBBBB BIB JBBBKaaaaaMBBBBHaiiaBBlIBBBBBHBBBHBBBBBBBBtal Insurance nxaaaaiiH aM unuuaiiauaaxB an/iiaaiij.B gtaaaaaK iiB gvnuaaB aM B aay.'i-iaati ............______________ : PH ON E M R• "TO H U R R Y BB aB H BaBaaaasBH aaaaiBH B aauaaBB aB BiiB nBB BuaBB ■ ■ m i i U B B 11111 O V E R TO T H E N E W H O U ^ E * t h e c e l l a r »^> F L O O D E D R. C. M A X W E L L T E L L HIM T O ^>EE T H A T Real Estate T H E H E N P U rM P IT and O U T IF T H E Y , Insurance HAVE T O W O R K SANFORD,----- FLORIDA A L L N IC H T -’ GtOS&SSl Hoolehan-Cdeman Co: [WANTad rates FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE . ■ Classified Advertising is s APARTMENTS FOR RENT LOST AND FOUND 5 I the Regular W ay j jolly old bacheloM; Sanford Loan & Savings Compaq The Number is 148 PHONE 148 SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS HOUSES—FOR SALE [ BUSINESS DIRECTORY HELP WANTED WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Income Tax Helps i, Idcrson, LF.PT WILL COMPETE GOLF TOURNEY 4 AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS WH1DD0N & HODGES BI(> MOMENTS O F SPORT PURELY "SPECIAL NOTICES PHONE YOUR WANT ADS 11 AGENTS WANTED Sanford Novelty Works Cotton Acreage In Georgia Too Great Is Fear George A. DeCottes 1! ROOMS FOR RENT V R H Schelle Maines YWOO BY-THE-SEA Fred R. Wilson 0NT1I ENDING, D E C E M B E R 31st ,1923 PHONE 148 Sanford Machine Co* There’s A Reason For This Elton J Moughton San lord Daily Herald Sanford □s is HOMESEEKEUS REALTY CO. Follies of 1923 From an Exchange QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER HOLLYWOOD LAND AND WATER COMPANY S. (). Shinholser BRINGING UP FATHER m , I N S I D E "V O U R. I N . There is only one plate in the world where you can lead a happy life and that is INSIDE your INCOME. JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS SAVINGS “Save your money and thrive or pay in poverty and disgrace.”—Andrew Incl vmi etl. all teach the children to save J ““Above *...................................... ^ « « foundafioli a lra ll Fines—No Losses. . . . S E M I N O L E C O fu\rvn mm C O M CLUB . . . . ^ U N T W. J. Thigpen Real Estate TO D A Y , ip E ! By GEORGE McMANUS. Y -S E R V I C EaF aH B B * ajaau a» :aiian jaaaB H i3 K i!B H M L -as A N K . — ? ROGRESS SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Get an Abstract beforebuyia* property ; E. A. Douglass, Pres. * s � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 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 11, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 11, 1924. 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 11, 1924; <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