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The Majority Stock­ SPEAKER WILL holder PLAN ^OUTLINED VISIT SANFORD jn m IHr The Associated Press) (Hr The Aaanclatrd PrMl) Plan of America Only WASHINGTON, Jnn. 19.—The Itnl-1 PARIS, Jnn. 19.— Respect for tho Accepted in Part by treaties that fixed tho pcuco terms is timore Sun yesterday prints tho fol­ the platform Prcmior Poincairo has lowing dispatch from Washington: Arm s Conference “ William Jennings Hrynn, threo decided upon to present for his cnbi•-til! net before the Chamber of Deputios times the Democratic candidato for this afternoon. Declnrntion binmes tho presidency, und secretary of state "shameless propaganda” for picture during tho first Wilson administra­ COLVIN 8. DROWN OF U. 9. CHAM- drawn abroad of France ns "tainted tion, will he a candidate for the Unit­ AMERICAN MODELS OF SEVEN­ AS FAR AS OPEN DOOR POLICY IN a d d r e s s b e f o r e *t h e m a n TY-FIVES DISPLACED BY HER, TO ADDRESS HOARD OF : with n sort of imperialistic mndnoss.” ed States senate from Floridn. IS CONCERNED— WHOLE PRO* PPACTUREK8 EXPORT ASSO­ BEAL GUNS "Information to this effect has just GOVERNORS TOMORROW I ___________________ '■ i•fT POSAI. FINALLY THROWN CIATION IN NEW YORK been received in Washington from Spanish W ar Vets OUT ENTIRELY. (lljr The Aaanrlnlrd Prcaa) those personal and political friends A special invitation has been sent WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—Training <|lr The Aaaoclnted Pre«") . , out to all members of the Sanford , Install Officers at in the state of Mr. Bryan's adoption NEW YORK, Jnn. 19.— A bnnk of of regular army troops with Ameri­ (Hr The Aaaiipln(r(t Praaa) to whom he lias confided his purposes Chamber of Commerce to bo present. WASHINGTON. Jnn. 19.—Tho . Camp Last N ight and iiis political ambitions. can modeled seventy-five millimeter notions, with tho United StatoH as at the noon-day luncheon of the Hoard guns will lie discontinued and train- American open door program was ncmajority stockholder, an Intornntion- of Governors Friday, at which time j "It is asserted positively here that Sanford is Now in the Center of the Ing with French seventy-fives will he coptc(| in part today by the Far EastMr. Bryan will enter tho Florida Dem­ nl trade “ dollar” ns a substitute for Mr. Colvin S. Brown, Chief of tho Or­ *.v extended t«» artillery units of the reg... . ____ Slate For Spanish War Veterans , , .... , n, i era comnutteo of the arms ennferonocratic primary in Juno against Unit­ . pold, and conduct of world business ganization Service Department, of the ular establishment, National Guard ed States Senator Trammell and and officers of organized reserves. OrUnited States Chamber of Commerce,' »'llt "PProvnl was given only after on a credit instead of a cash hnsis, The veterans of the Spnnish Wnr there is utmost confidence on the will deliver an address that will ho of dqrs already issued by the chief of elimination of tho provision which Col. Thco. Roosevelt were advocated by United States Sen­ special interest to those who arc de­ established part of tho Bryan supporters in the field artillery diiecting tho regular would have specifically authorized nn Camp, No. 12 last night at tho court i o r Hitchcock, of Nebraska, in nn sirous of becoming acquainted with state that lie will win. army organizations equipped with Inquiry into existing concessions on house. Tiie commander of the De­ "Already, it is said, there is a well address yesterday beforo tho Ameri­ the fundamentals that constitute nn American models to turn them in for Chinn. partment of Floridn with headquar­ organized movement in Florida, hack can Manufacturers’ Export Associa­ efficient Chamber of Commerce. The French, renewing their objec­ French type replacement. ters nt Key West in tho person of of Mr. Bryan, n movement pnrticipntThere is probably no one in the tion here. tion to reopening the wholo field of Frnnk Dale was present to Install tho ed in by some of thu leading Demo­ Senator Hitchcock discussed a bill Uuitcd States better qualified to speak concessions granted in tho past, woro officers and nfter the installation a crats of Jacksonville and North FlorlIIA\ fc I HEIR SAXOPHONES which he has introduced In tho senate on tho subject of Chambers of Com­ seconded by the Japanese, nnd tho smoker was held, sandwiches and cof­ du as well ns l»y party leaders of tho --------providing for the establishing such n merce and their functionings thnn Mr. proposal finally wns thrown out en­ fee being served and a general good far southern end of the state. The show window of the Brady tirely nt tho suggestion of tho Brit­ hank o f nations, with $2,100,000,000 Brown. During the past five years, time hod by all present. Tile new j "Even so, Mr. Bryan will rely pri- jewelry store wns the center of nt- ish. capital. The United States, he snid, he lias addressed hundreds of com­ Tho Chinese reserved the right camp takes in nil the territory from I mnrlly upon Iiis personal campaign traction yesterday having on display to call it up again Inter, but the gen­ would hold $1,1100,000,000 o f tho stock mercial organizations in various states Dnytonn to Lnkclnnd nnd several of not upon any friendly organization in some of the new saxophones for the eral impression among tho deligntos and bankers, importers and exporters and his publication "Building and the surrounding counties and ought j his behalf or upon such organized op- new Legion-Sax Band organized here tonight was that it had been perman­ o f this country another $200,000,000, Maintaining a Local Chamber of Com­ to make this city the center of ncti- j leaving the remaining $900,000,000 merce” has been widely circulated and position to Mr. Trammell as mighty by Bandmaster Ball. Through the ently sidetracked so far ns tho Wash­ vitios o f the Spnnish Wnr Veterans already exist in tho state. Ho expects kind offices of Joe Rcitzcnstein, the ington conference is concerned. to he purchased by tho leading na­ for its completeness is without an of Centrnl Floridn. Tho following to take the stump, probably late In boys were enabled to get these fine tions o f the world through the presi­ equal. Viewed by many delegates ns tho officers were installed: the spring, and to go into every coun- Rucsclicr instruments on the easy pny- most Mr. Brown has to date spoken at dent. sweeping provision of tho Commnndor, R. A. Tcrheun, Senior ty from Pensacola to Miami. He will nient plan and they will bo organized American plan, tho existing concess­ Tallahassee, Lake City, The United States, by virturu of its Quincy, vice commnndor, F. T. Willinms, make an energetic campaign—can- into a saxophone band of thirty memstockholdings, would choose thirteen Gninosville, Jacksonville, St. Augus­ Fort ■5"nlor v*co commander, J. T. Brady, vnssing every cross-road in the state." bors that will advertise Sanford as ion article was the center of dobnto of the bank's twenty-four directors. tine, Daytona, Now Smyrna, in the committee from the momont tho dny, Craig Harris, otnothing else will do. Sanford will of its presentation yesterday by Sec­ Headquarters would be at Now York. Lauderdale, Wost Palm Bench, Mel- ° ^ ri'r The directors would hnvo powur to is- bourne"and Titusville."it isToped that th_°_ W r b now resound with tho wniling of tho retary IIughcH until It finally wnr trustees, one yenr R. A. Terhuen, two saxophones and every neighborhood stricken out todny, vnrloiis delegatessue currency to lie known ns tho in- » large nutnbor of tho members will yenrs, J. C. Sharon, threo years, W. S. will be operating under the jazz opposing it on the ground thnt It temntionul dollar, which would olim- lie present nt tomorrow’s luncheon. strains. inate the continual shipment of gold Phone 25-W and ndviso the Secretary J1, (lu'ltc^‘ might lend to nn nlmont endless in­ between countries, according to Scan- you will he there. ™ * tor’ Jf* S*. Pri“ * Chnphdn, J. G' quiry Into tho rnlndlty of tho mnzo o f v i i n n _____________________Sbnron, historian, W. B. Ballard, surtnr Hitchcock’s plan. economic arrangements now in forco goon, Dr. C. J. Mnrchnll, sergennt Get a Peerage Asserting that "credit represents Band Concert Tonight throughout Chinn. For the Ameri­ major, oy Schmidt, qiintermnster serthe difference betweon the -vnst bus­ in Old England— can dcligntinn, however, it was said* gent, John Hnigh, color sergeants C. MINE OPERATORS ARE SO INiness enterprises of civilized man und t o Have Fine Program tonight thnt tho eliminated nrticlo* R. "Lord nnd C. W. Rutherford. Ninety-Four Made FORMED AT MEETING the insignificant operntionH o f primi­ A t Central Park H e r e _____________ wns not considered o f vital Importan­ TODAY tive man,” Senator Hitchcock told tho In Past Six Years Breaking All Pre­ ce sinre remaining provisions o f tho association thnt tho practical collnpse The Sanford Band will render their B r a i n P r e S S U r e T h e o r y plan would permit examination of ex­ (llr The AaaiiHnlrd I'reaa) vious Bccords ■of national commerce Is duo to^ h o eonoort nt Central Park to- Proved Out in Chicago, WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—Should isting concessions where both parties fnct that nations nro "trying to do i agreed to it. ( IIv Thr Aaanrlnlrd I'reaa) Bad Man is Good Now tho Interstate Comorce Commission LONDON, business for cash." ; ni*ht with 11 finu »,r° Brnm ffor tho 0<;Jan. 19.—All records in decide as tho result of its present in­ As ndopted, the open door resolu­ Nntiuns, within their ow nboundnr- ension. On nccount of it being Leo s creating peernges was broken by the tion contains n mutual pledgo not to quiry thnt rate schedules may prop­ ios, conduct nine-tenths of their busi- birthday, the N. DoV. Howard chnptcr, Had Bullet in Brain— Bullet Remoicd erly he lowered, lower rates should ho present administration according to 1 j seek spires of influence or monopolies Transforms Murderer Into ness on credit, the senntor snid, add­ United Daughters of tho Confederacy, newest statistics. In six yenrs now In Chinn in the future, and authorizes applied first to coal, the commission Model Prisoner ing that if the United 8tutcs or any have requested It. J. Holly to tnnko a today wns told by J. D. Morrow, vieo- expiring ninety-four peers, 225 bar­ crention nf an internntionni hoard of other nation suddenly wns compelled president of the organization repre­ onets and 2,OK! knights have been cre­ reference with powed to investigate two minute talk on the Luo Memorial (ll)r The Auiirlnlrd Prraa) to do business for cash there would bo senting two thousand mine-operators ated. nnd report on any case which seems CHICAGO, Jnn. 19.— Results of nn an enormous shrinkage nf business. during the intermission in the pro­ producing approximately sixty por to involve violation of the principle of operation performed to remove a bul­ Business between this country nnd gram. The numbers on the program cent of the country’s bituminous coni. MAY UNITE COURT HOUSE AND equal nnd economic nnd commercial let from tho brain of Ilenjamin Buck­ Europe hns been slashed in half in a nre all now nnd Charles Brndy will CITY HALL opportunity. single year, he ussorted, heenuso Am­ sing and in all the band concert shou^ npr- prying a life term in the state prison for murder, which transform­ Turning to the problem o f railway POPE BENEDICT ILL erica demands cash on doUvory nnd be a good one. Tho following is tho MIAMI, J»n. 18.— First nfficnl step control In Chinn, tho committee laid ed him from a had man to a model BAD CASE OF GRIPPE program in full: . . . Europe cannot pay. toward the launching o f n movement tho ground work for tomorrow’s dis­ March—Hamlin Rifles ...........It. Hall Prisoner will ho put before the state SYMPTOMS NOT SERIOUS townrd tho erection o f n combined Speaking of the enormous amount cussions by hearing two resolutions |^ u rd of paroles and pardons in an ofof gold now in United States hnnks, Selection from Prince Charming.... county nnd city building on some site proposed for promoting eqpitnblo de­ Karl King *or* 1° obtain his release, it became (Hr The Aaaorlnlrd I'reaa) Senator Hitchcock snid: ROME, Jun. 19.— Reports from tho to be determined later were tukon velopment of Chinese rail facilities. (known here today. Buckner was sen­ We ought to uso it ns a basis for Vocal Solo—A Perfect Day........... ............C, Jacobs Bond tenced to life in 1905. He bpgan n bedside of Pope Benedict who hns this afternoon when a member o f tho The first introduction by Sir Auck­ currency and seize this opportunity county hoard appeared before tho city land Geddes of the British doligntion, ..............Charles Brady reiBn of tt,rror *n tho prison on his grippe stated todny condition unto make tho internntionni dollar tho chang. Had relatively high tem­ commission and unfolded the plnn. would pledge the powers ngnlnst dis­ money of tho world, tho medium of Patrol—Blue and tho Grey....... Dalbey «rrlvnl. Recently ho complained of Several of tho commissioners expres- criminatory practices on ronds under j »evcre headaches, nnd told the phy- perature yesterday but so fnr ns exchange between countries. If wo Honor to It. E. L ce-Jesus Lover ed themselves ns fnvrnble to the plan. their control. The other, presented 0f My Soul.................Chns. Wesley j was shot in kiuiwn serious symptoms not appear­ do not do this our gathering of all tho It is probable (hat a site on the new by Secretary Hughes, would express the head and the bullet was not re ed. Bulletin issued Inter by physlRemarks— R. J. Holly. gold here in the United' States Is moved. An operation disclosed a bul­ cinns said his hronchilu catarrh had bnyfront park will bo selected. a hope thai the transportation lines worse than folly. It would bo nlniost Leo’s Favorite Air—"Dixie” ......... let at tho base of tho brain. Its p r e s ­ in China might ho welded eventually not spread nnd thnt temporuture di­ mi international crime. Wo are plny- ' ..... .... ............................Dan Emmett sure, tho physicians snid, was tho into a unified system under Chinese minished. Knight Tern pilar s ing the dog in tho manger with it. Wo Slips and Slicks—Trombone Blues cnusc of his outbreaks. control. .... ..... ............................„../F. Jo well have drawn it here and we have very to Meet at New LONDON, Jan. 19,— Pope’s fover Comic Opera— King Dodo............... much more than wo are using.*’ Orleans in April FLORIDA ALIGATOR GOES somewhat diminished hut nbsoluto ________________ Gustav Ludors Cold W ave North, . rest nnd quiet is still neccssnry for RACK HOME Characteristic— Indian Wnr Dunce PHILADELPHIA NATIONALS Down Below Zero, him suys Centrnl News Romo dispntch Mnny Floridians Will Attend, Homo , ....» ............... .. ........... .. Bellstcdt (lly Thr Anunrlnlrd I'rr.a) WILL TRAIN AT LEESBURG, From Bunford Sweeps Eastward quoting I)r. EUoro Mnrchiufuvu, in CLEARWATER, Jnn. 18.—Thero — TO PLAY EXHIBITION Popular Songs of *21— attendance. Thu pope Is troubled by is nn alligator in Stevenson's Crook (a) Cherrlo.................... Irving Bibo (Hr The Aaaneln(rd I'reaa) (b) Honolulu Flyes.......E. Violinsky Weather Burenn Suys Bended for the persistent coughing, pains in head and (llr The Associate* Press) JACKSONVILLE, Jan. ID.— Florida here thnt probably is tho hnppiest PHILADELPHIA, Jnn. 19.—Eight Intormczzo— Bowl o f Pansies .—... chest und by weakness but continues After two yenrs | Southeast members who will attend tho tri-an- nurlnn In Florida. exhibition gnmeti will bo played by in high spirits, the statement added. ...... .......................... Julos Reynnrd l --------nunl convention of the Knights Temp­ nf enptivity in Kentucky, «during the Philadelphia Nationals nfter leav­ M .* h ami Two-Step That Old | wav. lar organization of North America, which he suffered Intensely through ing their training enmp at Leesburg, Irish Mothor of Mine.....Von Tilzor ,)t)nrinjr Bnow roachcd Eastward from FI SI IE It 1ES COM MIHHIA N HR which begins nt Now Orleans April tho winters, the ’gator hns returned all aro scheduled for cities outside of RESIGNS AFTER 30 YEARS Star Spnngled Banner ............. - Key the Rocky Mountains today, leaving 25, will lenve Jacksonville on special to his native climate nnd is spending Florida. An efforts will ho made to OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE train over tho Atlantic Coast lino his dnys now basking In tho sun­ m ” * ~ 71 n, .. I coldest woathor known In Washnrnrngo n scries with tho Washington Gardner’s Cnkcs, Sunshine Biscuits, |injfton nnd Oregon sinco 1909 nnd boApril 23, according to nn announce­ shino nnd wondering whether tho Americans which will trnin nt Tampa. Bello Monde Chocolates and after din- (|qw gero tomporaturL, in noaror W08tWASHINGTON,, Jan. 19.— Dr. ment by officials of tho frntcrnnl or­ visit to thu Blue Grass stnto wns a Gaines already scheduled with several nor mints.— Populnr Market. 25G-2tc dream or n reality. nL~ ern states and is expected to rouch Il­ Hugh M. Smith, United Stntes Com­ ganization here. Florida tenms nnd othors under con­ missioner of Fisheries sinco nineteen Mr. nnd Mrj. D. T. Mnthick took linois todny. ' Tho Weather Bureau sideration for trnining period. Tho BAPTIST CAMPAIGN thirteen resigned nfter thirty six with them to their homo in Winches­ said lower tempornturca would spread players lenvo for Lcosburg tho first years sorvice with bureau of fisheries. Barnyard Golf Cham­ ter) two years ago, two smnll allFOR 75 MILLION into Kentucky, Louisinnn, Mississippi week in March. pionship Games at St. gators captured on tho gulf course GOES BIG FIRST DAY nnd Southwestern states. BIRMINGHAM MURDERER Petersburg February hero. One died nfter a few months ENVER PASHA BAFFLES POLICE FOBCE but tho other refused to give up. Mr. NASHVILLE, Jnn. 18.—Cnsh Col­ GERMAN EMBASSY SITE IS CAPTURED I WAS YOUNG WOMAN lections made on subscriptions to Prize List Will Total $1,590 nnd All nnd Mrs. Mntlnck returned to ClcarAT WASHINGTON IS IN CAUCASUS Baptist seventy five million dollar wntor ln ^ w cck for tho winter brou­ States Represented RETURNED TO GERMANY BIRMINGHAM,Jnn. . 19.— Pollco ght tho homesick 'gator with them. campaign tnkon In drivo two years (H r The Associated Preaal searching today for woman who po­ Tho first thing they did on t(ielr ar­ ngoamount more than thirty million Thp A„ oeiB, riI rrraai (llr The Asauelnted I’ reaa) London, Jnn. 18.— Enver Pasha, ssessed expensive outfit of clothing, ST. PETERSBURG, Jun. 19.—Tho dollars conservation commission to ld , WASHINGTON, Jnn. 19.—Tho rerival wns to tnko tho rcptllo'to tho former Turkish minister o f war who lng beside the body of Israel Holdfourth annual toumnment for tho fcolf courso and liberate It, and tho horo todny by chnirmnn. j turn by the alien proporty custodlnn fled from Turkoy shortly nfter tho horso shoo pitching cnhmpionshlp of man, twenty six, in n vacant lot in _______________ to tho Gorman government of tho plot first move tho ’gntor mndo wns to­ closo o f wnr, captured In Caucasus tho United Stntes will be hold hora You will bo astonlahod at tho g ro a t'o f ground in Washington purchased • Fountnln-Helghts, fashionable resldward Stevenson’s Creek, Its former snyB Constantinople dlspntchcs. valucB obtnlnnblo In reclaimed army (by Germany before tho wnr as a site ontlnl section. Rcnldcnta of tho nol- beginning Fobruury 22nd, according to home. Gardner's Cnkos, Sunshino Biscuits, coata breeches, leggings and blankets, for the now embassy building, was n n -, ghhorhood told the police tho heard J. Todd Flowers, president of tho Nat­ Banks nro closed today on account Bello Mondo Chocolates nnd nfter din­ nt Rivers Brothers, Sanford nvonuo. nounced todny. Tho ground was so iz-' shots nt nine o’clock Inst night. The ional Association o f Horscshoo Pitch­ ers. Thu prize list will total $1,600. of the birthday o f Robert E. Lee. ner mints.— Populnr Market. 2GG-2tc Tho dependable store. 266-d2t; w -ltc od during tho war by tho custodian. I body wns (Uncovered nt daybreak. U n it e d States W ould Be LOWER RATES APPLIED COAL . SAYS HEADS J iXu'aL ••• 1•. J 4 .* , - • m \ .j - �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1922 PAGE SIX m “ S O C IE T Y MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phone 217-W I f r o n h a v e n n r f r le a i a v U ltla # T « — If 7 « n o r * s o l a s a n y w h e r e w e o a a la s orr U are eatenalalas, »»•*• hom », o U yon ] _______ postal _ ea ra to this Ceparlpaeat, s t r i a e : •talla, or telehpeae etalle. or ------ ----- —the Iteai. It wtU he sreatly appreciate*. SOCIAL CALENDAR oreo, Mrs. John Molsch, Mrs. Percy Mero, Mrs. Henry Wight, Mrs. W. F. Hlnckmnn, Mrs. John Bcndor, Mrs. Gcorgo Hoy, Mrs. Hnrry Hceren, Mrs. Endor Curlctt nnd Mrs. A. Vaughn. Mrs. Mero was a picturo o f girlish loveliness In her wedding gown of soft whlto taffeta, hor flowers being pink Rndinnco roses. In tho dining room, the lace cover­ ed refreshment table was centered with a crystal vnso of Colin Lillies and forns, nnd placed about wore cut glnss compotes, which hold yollow and grocn mints. Tho coffco urn was grncofully presided over by Mrs. Fifor, whllo Miss Mario Teague poured ton, nnd was assisted In serving block ico cream in yellow nnd white, cakes and can­ dies by members of tho younger set. Misses Esther Miller, Floronco and Mnmye Mero nnd Mrs. Dick Brown. About two hundred guests called during the reception hours, tho grac­ ious hospitality o f these hostesses be­ ing much enjoyod. Thursday—Subscription party nt tho Parish IIouso nt 3 o’clock by tho Kindergarten conunltteo of tho Mother’s Club. Doth cards and sowing will bo in order. Thursdny— Mrs. D. L. Thrnshor will entertain tho members of tho Dupli­ cate Bridgo Club at her homo on Park avenuo. Thursday— Tho Every Wook Dridge Club will meet with Mrs. 0 . F. Smith nt her homo on Magnolia nvonuo. Fridny—Mrs. Stelln Arrington will entertain the members of tho Hooklovers Club nt her homo on Mag­ IDLERS CLUB nolia avenuo. Mrs. Henry Wight will ontortain F r id n y — Reception In honor of Dr. the members of tho Idlcra Club at tho and Mrs. S. W. Walker and Mr. and Subscription party Thursday aftor­ Mrs. P. M. Boyd at tho homo of Dr. noon nt the Parish IIouso. and Mrs. L. It. Phillips, on Park avonuo. HOY— WILLIAMS Sntur<|ay—Tho Evory Week Bridgo Club will meet with Mrs. G. F. j At the Bnptist Temple Sunday Smith, nt her home on Mngnolln afternoon nt five o’clock Dr. Julian avenue. Saturday—Children’s Story Hour nt Rogers united in marriage Miss Ruby Roy o f this city and Mr. Homer Wil­ Central Park nt four o’clock. liams of Orlando. Wednesday—Welfaro Department of In tho quite nnd pence of tho Sabtho Woman’s Club will moot at tho bnth afternoon the ceremony of Dr. Club Rooms nt 3:30 p. m. Rogers wns most impressive nnd Miss Roy is n talented Mr. and Mrs. Edwnrd Higgins an­ beautiful. and lovable young woman of Sanford nounce tho birth of a son Inst evening nnd her friends regret thnt she makes at their home on Oak avenuo. her home in Orlando. Mr. Williams is n young business RECEPTION man of Orlando who by his uprightoA reception in honor of Dr. nnd ness nnd geniality has made many Mrs. S. W. Walker nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. friends in Sanford on his frequent P. M. Boyd will bo given Fridny night visits hero. nt tho homo of Dr. nnd Mrs. L. R. Phillips on I’nrk avenue. All members of the church nnd nil GROVE ROBBERS GET THEIRS friends of the Church are invited to nt(Ilr The Annuclnlrd I'rraa) tend. MIAMI, .Inn. 18.—Tho county com­ missioners hnvo placed n price of $25 DANCE. per head on grove robbers of Dade Mr. nnd Mrs. A1 Zinser entertained county. most delightfully nt an informal Commissioner E. B. lnckmnn in o f­ dnneo Monday ovenlng nt their homo fering a resolution thnt n reward of on Palmetto nvenue, in honor of Misa- thnt amount bo offered by tho com­ cs Margaret nnd Rose Gnllnghor. mission for the nrrest and conviction A profusion of cut flowers nnd ferns of nny person raiding fruit groves, with soft shnded lights formed a love­ which wns ndopted, said th growers ly bnck ground for this pretty event. were suffering a loss of thousands of Splendid music wns furnished dollars annually through this prac­ throughout tho evening by Peter tice. He wns of tho understanding Schnnl and nt n Into hour refresh­ thnt some of tho robbers had enter­ ments of hot chocolate, snndwlches nnd ed the profession on such n large scnlo enko were served. thnt they offered their ill-ucquircd About fifteen couules enjoyed this produce in the markets in competi­ delightful affair, tion to legitimate trndesmotn. Tho county commission's activities EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CLUB nrc not to bo confined to tho profosn*> POSTPONED ionnls nlone, it wns snitl, but will nlOn account of tho Subscription so tnke in tho grove-rniding picnicker. Bridge nnd Sowing party being given on Thursdny aftornoon tho Every STAGE PLAYS FOR REAL MONEY Week Bridge Club changed their meeting from Thursdny to Saturday. (Ilr The Annnrlatrd Prraa) ST. PETERSBURG, Jnn. 18.—Tho FOR MRS. MERO Has county school is being de\ eloped hist-ionic ability of students of PinoMrs. Percy Mero, n recent bride, was tho charming honoreo, nt a love­ llns county schools is being developed ly reception yesterday afternoon nt to overcome n shortage in school thu home of Mrs. John Meisch, on funds, according to C. C. Cnrr, chairWest First street, thu hostesses bo- /mnn of the county school board. Mr. ing the members of tho "Idlers Club." Cnrr who wns speaking before the Quantities of cut flowers, vines nnd locnl Rotnry club, Add thnt although ferns were used in charming profusion revenues for school purposes will fall in tho various rooms, which were op­ short by approximately $ 10,000 of ened cusuito, the living rooms were this years requirements, there is no brightened witli masses of bignonin likihood that the schools will lie vines gracefully draped over mantles, closed. windows, doors and cabinets, and in Tho cost o f maintaining the county the dining room exquisite calln lillios, schools this year, he snid, would total roses and ferns formed thu artistic $235,000 while the revenue yield decorations. would be only $105,000. To mako The guests were greeted at tho door up the deficit, he said, the schools by Mrs. C. R. Kirtloy, who wore a were staging amntour theatricals, en­ must becoming frock of white taffutu, tertainments nnd other expedients Mrs. W. T. Langley, then introduced were being resorted to. A campaign the guests to the receiving line. Mrs. for public subscriptions would bo Lnngluy was attired in an imported he said, rather than lot tho schools model of black net and jet over black close. satin with American beauty corsngo. Mr. Cnrr expression the opinion In thu receiving lino were the mem­ that public schools would continue to bers of thu Idlers Club and tho hon- face financial problems unless tho proposed 10 mill lovy for school dis­ tricts is affirmed in November, when nn election will bo held on proposed constitutional amendments. H of-M a c S erv ice Includes Carefully tcMting your Battery when you bring it in to be charged, togeth­ er with a thorough washing and n coat of pnint. Tho prico7 MUNICCPALLY OWNED STREET CARS (Hjr Thr Annnrlatr* P rm ). ST. PETERSBURG , Jan. 18.— Nearly three million porsons rodo in tho municipally owned street cars of St. Petersburg during 1021 according to n statement by Director o f Public Utilities Ludwig, whoso annual roport also showed n substantial gain in tho business o f tho city owned gas and water plnnts. Tho exact numbor of street rnllway passongors, 2,807,317 compared with 2,152,010 for 1020. Tho gas added 2, 012 additional cus­ tomers to its list during tho year, while tho water plant business shows nn increase o f 38 per cent over tho preceding year. ONE MAN STREET CAR <nr The Associated Press) SOME BASKET BALL AT PARISH HOUSE THURSDAY NIGHT :l TRIPLE HEADER OF YOUNG GIRLS, YOUNG MEN AND OLD MEN IN STItiilNUOUS GAME There will bo Bonio bnsket ball played nt tho Parish IIouso Thursday night when tho girls play ono game, tho boys play ono gamo and tho Men's Club and tho Rotary Club play • game. All threo of tho games promiso to bo good nnd especially tho gamo between tho old pnrtios representing the Mon’s Club and tho Rotary Club will bo good. And tho Mon’s Club and the Rotary Club say they have some winners who can stand across the street and pitch tho ball into tho bnsket. Como out nnd boo them piny. It will be the best games o f tho sea­ son. ST. PETERSBURG, Jnn. 18.— A new one-mnn streot car is expected to be ndded to tho equipment o f the local municipnlly owned street rail­ way system ns tho result o f tho ac­ tion of tho city commission in author, ORLANDO TO HAVE izing tho expendituho. Tho accept­ A HOME BAND FOR ed bid for the new car wns $6,300, PRESENT SEASON snid to bo n lower figure than paid for the cars now in use. Orlando will enjoy tho harmonies of n homo hnnd, according to n deci­ NEW CHURCH FOR ST. PETE sion arrived ot todny nt the Chnmbor of Commnrco kinchcon, nnd $3,000 (D t The Asnnrlatrd Freaa) ST. PETERSBURG, Jnn. 18.— A will be raised to finnneo tho organ­ building permit has been issued for ization through tho season, with two tbo erection of a new Trinity Luther­ concerts n week. an church building nt the corner of A thorough threshing out o f tho Fifth nnd Fourth Avenuo here. Tho question by tho Chnmbor of Com­ cificc when complcnted will cost ap­ merce members brought thnt deci­ proximately $90,000. sion. Band Lender Bnll, who has trained the Sanford hnnd, will bo em­ SECOND HAND CARS ployed to whip tho locnl orginlzation ARE MERCHANDISE into tune. Mr. Bnll nlso is employeii by DeI.nn(L—Reporter Star. (Hr The Aaanclntrd Prraa) ST. PETERSBURG, Jnn. 18.—The No advertisements for tho Clcssitime worn nrgument ndvnnced by fied or Want Column o f tho Herald some of tho proud possessors of now nro tnken without cash in ndvnnco and automobiles thnt the owners of second none nro tnken over tho telephone. hand machines nrc not rcnl automo­ This is mndo necessary by tho mis­ biles hns been given weight by the takes in phone messages nnd by tho ruling of County Judge Bird here thnt extra bookkeeping entniled on the a mnn who buys nnd sells the second smnll accounts thnt tnke tho profits hnnd contrivances is not necessnrily ut of this form of advertising. t nn automobile denier. A locnl merchant nppenred befirc There’s a mnn nt tho curb to servo Judge Bird on a chnrgo of not hav­ you.—Wight’s. 353-3t<&w-c ing n liconjo as nn automobile dealer, notwithstanding thnt ho trnded in the Post cards nt tho Hornld office. sued car market. Tho mnn hnd n merchant's liccnso nnd Judge Bird DO MEN LOVE EFFICIENT held thnt ho sold second hnnd cars WOMEN OR CLINGING VINES ns ho would nny othor merchandise. BEST?— AT STAR TONIGHT The Star Today □ W A N D A H A W L E Y in “Her Sturdy Oak” A picturo just a little different than the ordinary Tomorrow— A g n es Ayres Lane That H ad N o Turning” ; Comedy But If n woman wishes merely to bo loved, efficiency doesn’t holp hor especially. Because oficiency, in tho very nnturo o f itself, is brisk, cool, prosaic, blunt nnd relentlessly active, whereas love is idle,' fcrvnnt, romantic, vnguc nnd drenmy. Efficient women may bo loved—n few 'of them, in fact, hnvo been. But tho clinging vino Btnnds n better chnnco o f winning tho attontion, lovo and protection of tho mnlo, nnd who enn deny it? Tho plight of n drenmy poet who hns to chooso between nn efficient business woman who hnd planned to tnko very good care o f him, nnd n clinging vino who wns ns impractical GENERAL REPAIRING and romantic ns himself, forms tho Old Ford Gsrai* foundation upon which tho plot of West First St. Phono No. 447-W "Her Sturdy Oak," Wanda Ilnwloy’B latest picturo, is built. Miss Hawley, who hns given so many amusing interpretations of snobs, fnddists, and independent young women, is tho clinging vine, Sylvia Ashton plays tho efficient, monoymnking womnn, nnd Walter Hiors is tho dreamer who is loved by both nnd chooses—of courso— tho tender cling­ ing vino. Everybody predicts diro ruin, nnd for n time things do go badly for tho HOUSE vino nnd hor flnbby support, but ho develops unexpected stamina and tho CLEANING tido turns for thmo. ARTICLES "Hor Sturdy Oak" will bo tho fea­ DEMOCRATS AIDED 1 Thero is no doubt in tho world that BY REPUBLICAN IN if n woman wishes to hnvo a enreor ture attraction nt tho Star Theatre to­ ANTI-LYNCII FIGHT sho hnd better dovclop her bump of night. efficiency. For tho business world of WASHINGTON, |Jnn. 18.—Dem­ todny is organized for speed, not com­ Free consultation on ocratic members of the House were fort, nnd only efficient' woman enn nided todny in their fight against the hopo to keep in tho rnco for business f o o t trouble — r e a d Dyer nnti-lynching bill by Represent­ advancement. Lloyd’s Shoe Store Adv. ative Renvis, Republican, Nebraska, who during debnto on the measure de­ clared it wns evident thnt some mem­ bers o f congress sworn to uphold the Your Feet are Entitled constitution wore rendy to "ravish” it. With emphasis ho urged defent of to the Best Possible tho bill, nsserting its pnssnge would Care and Attention be unconstitutional usurpation of power by tho Federal Government. All afternoon the bill, carrying heavy penalties for persons partici­ pating in lynchings nnd for officials who fail through negligence of duty to prevent them, wns alternately com­ mended nnd flayed. Representative Burton, Repub­ lican, Ohio, dcclnrcd thnt lynch­ ing was the darkest blot on nn other­ wise Bplcndid civilizntion, nnd assert­ ed thero was only one crime to which it could bo compnred—cannibalism. In seventeen stntes, ho snid, the lives taken by lynchlning have been more than those under tho direction of tho courts. After Representative Sanders, Republican, Indinnn, hnd declared T H U R S D A Y and F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 19-20 there wns no question ns to the authority of congress to deni with thu FREE LECTURE THURSDAY, 3:00 |\ M. question, Representative Montague, Democrat, Virginia, attacked tho bill on constitutional grounds. This w ide awake store is constantly seeking out new Later Representative Ballinger, ways o f giving you a service thnt is all the w ord im­ Republican, Massachusetts, advocat­ plies. It is with pleasure, therefore, that we are able ing enactment of a drastic anti-lynch­ to announce the com ing o f the F oot C om fort Dem ­ ing bill, said ho could not understand onstrator direct from T h e Scholl M fg. C o . o f Chicago, why members of congress, so sure thnt tho supreme court would im­ makers o f the fam ous Foot C om fort Appliances and mediately declnro tho Dyer measure, Remedies, invented by D r. W m , M . Scholl, the if enacted, unconstitutional, woro eminent fo o t authority. NET EARNINGS OF H r. Scholl's F ool-K a ta r waging such a determined fight cute, (lie feet, body nnd MUNICIPAL PLANTS MAKE against it. nerve,. A IIrIu , springy This is a splendid opportunity to learn how D r. Scholl’s Mippnrt. M ay be worn VERY FINE SHOWING “ Why' don’t you pass it nnd let tho m ethods o f extending foot com fort have benefited in any shoe. supremo court knock it out if you nro thousands o f people suffering from corns, callouses, (Ilr Thr Aanoclated I'rrnn) suro it is unconstitutional?’’ ho ask­ JASKSONILLE, Jan. 18.— Not bunions, weak arches, flat foot and painful heel ed. earnings o f $197,727.27 were return­ through the use of ed by the locnl municipally owned CRUISER BROOKLYN, electric plant for tho yonr 1921, ac­ FAMOUS IN HISTORY, cording to figures made public by SOLD FOR JUNK City Auditor John E. Paco. This amount was n substantial incrcnso (Ilr Tht> Aanorlatrd Preaa) over tho previoun year, recording to OAKLAND, Calif., Jnn. 18.— Tho The cause of pains, cramps This Foot Comfort Demonstrator will work with Mr. Pace, and was a continuation of United Stntes Cruiser Brooklyn, cred nnd callouses on the boll o f our shoe fitters demonstrating the merits o f these the foot enn Ire removed by tho increased earnings returned an­ ited with hnving fired tho first shot Dr. Scholl', Anterior Met­ nually sinco tho plnnt began opera­ against Admiral Corvcrns floot in tho remarkable inventions and will assist you, if you atarsal Arch Support. ting expenses for the year totalled battio of Santingo during tho Spanishdesire, in arriving at the proper shoe requirement* approvimatoly $580,504, tho gross Ainoricnn war hns befcn sold by the for your feet. T earnings amounting to moro than a government to an Oakland firm for Junk. Tho Brooklyn, now obsoleto million dollars. Tho charge to tho consumer for wns built in 1800. light is sovon conts per k. w. k., and Try a Herald Want Ad today. tho power ruto in 20 cents por k. w. k. WARD & RIVE SEE OUR WINDOW THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. Foot Comfort Demonstrator COMING TO OUR STORE D zScholl's ONE DOLLAR for a six-volt battery. Hof-Mac Battery Co. in “The Rot ConrfortAppliances Come and bring your friends. W e know you will be glad you called. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19,1922 year's subscription from the only man In town Who docs not tnko the Daily Herald, etc., etc., otes., and then tho blamed whistle blew and wo woke up. But it is our birthday just tho same. Ity a Snnford Celery-fed Man [ .The B a n k o f S afety [ Security-Service . _ men o f tho 'AO’s when history was beinb mudo as it is boing mndo today. It is hoped thnt January loth will bo observed hereafter in Snnford ns moro than a more bank holiday. It should he one of tho greatest days in tho Southern history and tho people of tho north and south nro coming to IIO I.L Y ____________ Editor know and to love tho memory and tho I.II.t.AltD S rcrrt«rr-T r*n «u rrr S H E I...... lln im itr III W IN ....____Circulation Hunii|rr deeds o f Leo in peace greater thnn ho I'hona 148 up tu liiOO I*. SI. was in war. A d l r r t l i lo s Itntra Made K now n Appllrntion on Xubaerlptlan Price In Advance One Year .................................................... 1 81* Mon the ........................... ......... .......... Ilrllrerrd In C lly lir Carrier One W e e k .....„ .............- ..........— IB C< ORLANDO'S SUIl-TItONCAL PAIR Trotzky predicts a failure of tho conference unless the United States uses the heavy hand. Trotzky ought to know something about tho heavy hand of tho United States nnd some­ thing about failure. Tho fog lifted on a beautiful day, Just another sign that behind tho clouds the sun is still shining. We know what mnkca the weather here ho chilly. United Stntcs is tak­ ing a hand in the Chile-Pom dispute. Well, it takes a bright sun to mnko ono get up in the morning—there is so much tu keep you awake at night. All the world hates a piker. Chi­ cago judge sentenced nvo men to the pen for ton years for stealing $3.23. The big ones go free. Our eelobruted band will play nt Centrnl Park tonight, three games of bnsket ball at the I’nrish House, two games nt Leesburg, good picture at the Star and half a dozen other airnirs. Some city, some city. which has grown steadily since his death has taken as much notice of that o f his military achievements in tho face of tho most hem-breaking diffi­ culties. Idea! soldier, lie was, but a perfect man no less, one writer lias de­ clared. And the north against which he fought with till the energy of his nature now holds him in as loving re­ membrance as does the South which lie served. Born in Stratford, Westmoreland county, Virginia, January lit, 1307, he grew up with a passionate devotion to his native state. Rent to the military nendemy at West Point he passed his four years without a demerit or even a reprimand. He served in the Mex­ ican war with distinction and although ho was opposed to slavery nnd had Bevornl years before given his staves their freedom lie was loyal to Ills na­ tive state and tho .South and he refus­ ed the command of the United States nrmy when it wns given to him and cast his lot with tho South. His ser­ vice, his fortitude, Ids self-sacrifices In that great struggle are too well known to all the students of history to be repented. After the war, broken in health and with but little of this world's goods, General Leo accepted the position o f president of Washington College at l<cxingtoii, Vn.( afterward Washing­ ton and Leo University. He accepted because as hu said to “ educate the Southern youth Into a spirit of loyal­ ty to the new conditions" and he de­ voted the few remaining years of Ids life to this work. One of Ids sayings that can well be memorized by the youth of today, wns: "Remember, wo nro one country now. Dismiss from your minds all sectionnl feeling and bring up your children to be above all, Americans." The United Daughters of tho Con­ federacy are devoting their lives to­ ward keeping alive por posterity tho memories nnd the deeds of those great Fancy Groceries This institution, whose success and strength has been builded by a loyal people, whose most valu­ Wo don’t like tho now commander of tho Department of the Philippines, Major General Wright. Picture shows him with his hat strap hanging just below his mouth. Ho ought to got six­ ty days for thnt. The 111IT 13- to lM-pagr W eek ly Mar­ aud entirely cover* Seminole County « n d ia pnbtlahcd every Friday. Adver­ tisin g rales made know n on applica­ tio n . Democratic In politics. 83310 per Year, alw ays In advance. Wo want to congratulate tho San­ ford merchants for their wonderful support of their little Daily Herald. They nro coming across with the big snles and the regular advertising and we appreciate it more than words can tell. Daily advertising will certainly make Sanford great. They hnvo a Coca-Coin bnnd In Or­ lando and will have Snllvn pluy next week. Supposo thoy will bo nil “ Balled" up tho week after. Those church elders who drank var­ nish, thinking it was communion wine, are quite incomprehonslvc to n lot of citizens who drink wood alcohol anil fusel oil thinking it's whiskey. able asset Is the confidence, trust and esteem of those who know it best and whose highest en­ deavor is to attain still higher plains of service-, lecture wore the rights of n child to (1) a good birth; (2) a normal piny life; (33 an education and (4) a nor­ mal religious life.1 It was Indeed a profitable lecture and tho regret of tho association was tho weather turnoil o ff so cold thnt so few of the citi­ zens availed themselves of tho oppor­ tunity of henring Mr. Reynolds. Mrs. F. A. Rowo and Mrs. L. P. Wilson rendered several musicnl selections. W. T. Readier, of Apopkn, Fin., was here Sunday to conduct services in the evening and Dr. Fowlcs conduct­ ed the morning services. Mr. Wooley, o f New Smyrna, nnd a friend from Palm Bench, wore dinner guests of Henry Murray one day Inst week. Mr. Calkins, of Virginia, stopped over hero on Sunday for a visit with Mnster A. J, Wade nt tho Orphan­ age. A. J. Wade and Guy Oglosbcc accompanied hint to Snnford in the afternoon Beauty and the Ilnllot i Someone who is running for office , in Missouri has announced that he's going after the feminine vote by handing out jars of cold cream. I*'' That's what we call flirting with l'11* disaster. No num who undertakes to J , win an election on a platform of wrln- M‘£ kle eradication—and fails to make , good—need ever show himself In pubI ■ lie again. 0I* And it's in Missouri, too, where they I1*1-' have t<> be shown! That boy’s due for to some other kind of jars—besides cold till cream ones. 1 llc'ii better be pretty sure of the '*!U stutr before lie starts passing it v'f l around. Wo hope tie lias a wife or am something he can try it out on. A campaign cigar never won nu J-rln The I'alutka Daily News sagely re­ election and it never lost one. The ‘'nl marks, “ it may be that America’s worst it can do is to cause a decent • small cities hunger for grand opera, citizen n half hour's annoyance. But bin but us we remember it the old time when u woman gets cold cream she >t i medicine show didn’t need to lie sub­ ’ expects results. > 1 sidized.” The medicine si low gave the l A man who promises to beautify a *Pi' people just what they wanted; grand city can forget all about it afler ho] — opera gives them what they think gets in office, hut n man who promthey ought to want. Ninety per cent ise.s to beautify a cltizenuttc has got of the popularity of grand opera even to watch his step. •" h'ry cit'os in pure affectation. The Standing on n platform of “ no American people are not musically wrinkles; no double-chins, and no educated, mid without an adequate obesity," he’s got to make good; otherknowledge of musical technique, and I wiso tile dear girls will put a crimp in tlie ability to understand readily the him, tlie double-chins will decide they language in which tho opera is sung, have been double-crossed, and the fat the person who is perfectly honest — figuratively speaking—will lie in with himself is hound to confess that the lire. I'arcifal nnd II Trovntore are not for Let's not start this business of mix­ him. Ho gets some enjoyment, of ing beauty and politics. course, from certain popular passages, Otherwise wo may wind up with a but the real purpose of the composer president of the United States who remains nil impenetrable secret to delivers massages instead of inessaghim. He prefers “ Turkey in the RUNNINf There are many exaggerated stories about prices charged at the big ho­ tels. A friend of mine lately had oc­ casion to engage quarters for a gen­ tleman and bis wife who arc coming February 1. He made arrangements for them at the best hotel in Miami nt $13 a day each a big room with two beds and bath, and well located. The rate includes meals.......... It costs a good deal o f money to operate this hotel. The other day squabs wore served at dinner. Practically every guest ordered a squab, and they cost HI cents each, at wholesale. Thu big hotels of Florida are operated by tho rnilrond compnny, nnd I doubt if thoy pay expenses; they are only useful in encouraging travel. People also roar at the prices charged on dining cars. I was talking recently with a man who is vice-president of a railroad com­ pany. Ho told me thnt last year tho dining enr service made u not loss of u qunrtor of n million dollars.— Notes of nn observing visitor in Miami Her­ ald. Tho loregoing 1s reprinted, not only because it displays tho Ivory-houdodness of big business, bpt because it Il­ lustrates an argument which the Tele­ gram has several times nttompted to But when that point is passed, vol­ ume reduces faster than rates can lie increased. When that occurs, the* first im­ pulse of greedy stupidity is to still further increase rates to make up for the reduction in volume. That is ex­ actly what tlie railroad hotel and din­ ing car managers have done. And now, having boon caught in tiicir envn trap, they nro helpless as u bird in a cage. “ How can wo reduce rates when wo are not muking a profit on pres­ ent rates?" they ask, A bootblack, if he can't get business nt ten cents a shine, cuts it to five. Eventually, if tho railroad magnates rumain wedded to their delusions, the bootblacks will get able to buy what's left of the road property. Then, purhnpH, the experiment of making it pos­ sible to patronize railroad hotels and dining cars will be tried.— Lakeland Telegram. wishes you a happy, healthful and * 4 prosperous New Year. On Snturdny evening a largo numMr. nnd Mrs. Charles Cochran and her of friends gathered at Mr. nnd grandmother, of Washington, Indiana Mrs. Wm. H. Lees' to enjoy a weiniu arrived this morning to be the guests roast. , of Mrs. Cochran’s mother, Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rnlno, of Vine- Murray, grove, Ky., arrived yesterday to spend Mr. nnd Mrs. Theo, Throop wen n while with her father, J. Horton, business visitors in Snnford yesterhere nnd his daughter Mrs. V. A. day. Bishop of Orange City. V. A. Bishop and family were rail Why Children Prefer ll contains n pleasant blend id rampW, Menthol with Thymol, Oil Winlrrgms, Oil Eucalyptus. It contains no capsicum and consequently does nut burn nr blister the skin. It breaks up tho phlegm, clears die air passages, soothes anil heals. Simply rub It oil the client, throat amt Irnipln nnil spread It In (lie ttirn.it amt nostrils. SAVE YOU MONEY F o r Coughs and Colds 30c nt all drug stores. Southern Drue Munufarliirlnc To., Empire Hotel Block Jacksonville, Fla., Wholrtsle Dlilrlbvteri. ORLANDO. FLORIDA Your Feet arc Entitled to the Best Possible Care and Attention ■u. . • '.y ? Foot Comfort Demonstrator COMING TO OUR STORE T H U R S D A Y and F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 19-20 FREE LECTURE THURSDAY, 3:00 P. M. H r, A'cfiafl', F oot*R ater aatet the feet, body and m rv t,. A ll»hi, iprlngy ■uppori. May be v om In any »hoe. This w ide awake store is constantly seeking out new ways o f giving you a service that is all the w ord im­ plies. It is with pleasure, therefore, that w e are able to announce the com in g o f the F oot C om fort Dem­ onstrator direct from T h e Scholl M fg. C o . o f Chicago, makers o f the famous F oot C om fort Appliances and Remedies, invented by D r. W m . M . Scholl, the eminent fo o t authority. This is a splendid opportunity to learn h ow D r. Scholl’s methods o f extending foot com fort have benefited OUR BIRTHDAY Thaeauiaof paint, erampa w d calloutcaon lh« ball of the foot cen be removed by DT. Scholl'■ Anterior Met•tax**1 A /th Support. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables This Foot Comfort Demonstrator wiU work with our shoe fitters demonstrating the merits o f these remarkable inventions and will assist you, if you desire, in arriving at the proper shoe requirements for your feet. . Come and bring your friends W e know you will be glad you called. Lloyd Shoe Store 1st N at’l Bank A nnex j J i£ jfn »W t:i . 1mO ■Ki > Je?***,s _- .i. . -i ■ K'Jtf..TjMJj!rt',£' "rM �* •* m AT an s Club [ONDAY, | (d n e s d a y , THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19,1922 ther v u very favorably for farm work and growth of all truck; ship­ I ments o f beans, cabbage, celery, lottuce, some tomatoes and and other truck wore unnbeted, but the unusual­ 5 ly low temperature did serious dnmage, locally to truck-eom e being killcd ano much cutdown. White potatoes In tho lower districts. Strnwbcrrlchloom wan damaged In somo localities, and seed cano still stand­ ing suffored to Bomo extent. Citrus fruits and trees were not damaged. Oats mndo fair progress nn are in goad condition. s ■ r- ■ ROSE IS AGAIN CHOSEN TO HEAD FLORIDA LEAGUE g CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon THE MEN'S CLUB OF THE and evening, Gray Gables, on the ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a HOLY CROSS PARISH DE­ Phone 401. a FEATED THE ROTARY CLUB beach, Seabreeze, Fla. Free bath houses. 74-Fri-St-0m The Men’s Club of tho Holy Parish defeated tho Rotary Club In tho first nifttch of tho 8ua80n ,aBt night nt tho irn to Dance f (ther and crop conditions in i for the week ending January Ipcrnture: the week averaged 1tha'i the normal, except In the [u> west nnd extreme south, nli there the tempornturo was oxn.illy low from about the 13th i 15th, the minima being 1)2 or By below a* far south as interior |ns of Dade County. There wns 1return to normal as tho week ripition: Rain occurred during Lrepnrt and on tho last days of Jeek, locally heavy in tho peninsKhcro it wns of much benefit on Ids. The week’s total exceeded lormnl at several stations, the lest total reported being 2.40 Inlat Key West. Thero was much liine (luring the mid week poriod. nditions of Crops: Until the pc to colder on the l.'Ith tho wen* J, to $1500 from tho present figure of $800. Mr. Rose pointed out thnt AMERICA INTERVENES IN CONTROVERSY since the forfeiture wns intended for CHILI AND *ERU use in supporting any club thnt might bccomo defunct in the courcs of a sen (U r The Ananclnted I’ r r u ) son, until Its franchise could he dis­ WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 18.— posed of, tho amount should ho suffi­ Tho American government has inter­ cient to gurnntoo the cnrrylng out of vened In the controversy between this purpose. No action was taken, Chile and Peru involving tho execu­ however on this proposal. tion of tho treaty of Ancon inviting Heads of the various clubs ngreed tho two South American governments to keep strictly within th csnlnry lim­ to send plenipotentiaries to Washing­ it of $2400 per month for players and ton for a conference. mnnngcr nnd decided that no profit sharing plnn under whichoither play­ NEGRO DEPORTED ers or manager would receive a shnre WANTED IN N. C. of the club's roceopts would he allow­ STAY OF EXECUTION ed. Tho following representatives were (Hr TIip Aaoorlnlri! I’ rraa) present nt tho meeting: HAMILTON, Ontario., Jnn. 18.— Marcus Connnt, Jacksonville, E. II. I Canadian immigration board today Armstrong, Dnytonn, S. B. Denton, ordered deportation of Matthew Bul­ Tampa, C. Henley, Lakeland, Bod Car- lock, negro, wanted in North Carolina roll, St. Petersburg, nnd Franklin O. on charge inciting to riot. Appeal Im­ King, Orlando. Orlando Sentinel. mediately taken to Cnnndian govern­ ment which acted as stay in execu­ tion of order. The Herald for renl job printing. Y our own vine and fig tree— the joy and pride o f your manhood; the haven of your old age. Phone 189 SA N F O R D BATTERY SERVICE CO. ■ 3 3 4 % IN TEREST PA ID The Seminole County i Bank I VESTA $25.00 : We would like to open a Savings Account for you Today to that very end. IW h y T h is B attery .LastsT w ice as Long — ■—mi■■wwiM^niin n mtit? Ford Batteries 3 We would like to see every man in this community the owner o f his own home. STRENGTH EVERY WE EVER SOLD OUTLASTED ITS GUARANTEE ■ Well, why not Y s. h o l l y ! |e WEATHER AND CROPS j I Parish House alloys by tho margin of A L W A Y S FRESH 170 points. Tho Rotary boys show a lack of practice but with a little more bowling this club will mnko some of tho others in the league sit up nnd f *NE P O U N D NET take notice. With such players ns George W. Knight, Judge Housholdor, Chnrlie Brit* nnd Chnrlie Henry nnd Bob Hol­ ly, Joe Ball nnd Sid Chase as substi­ tutes, this team is bourd to win some games. It was rumored last night that Archie Betts had sold out for a fabu­ lous sum to tho Rotary Club nnd judg­ ing from his score there may bo somo truth In this. Below is the lino-up and score: Men'HCluh S nyder.................... 143 112 157 412 Overlin ................. 137 102 115 414 Bennett .................. 05 135 125 355 k . Betts ...................... 00 100 121 323 at our grocer Walter W. Rose of Orlando was re­ ,AY NIGHTS 3 elected president of the Florida Stnte Baseball League nt tho organization’s each week jj nnnunl meeting here Inst night. Tho vote was five to one, Lakeland oppos. to 10 o'clock 3 Ing tho decision. Mr. Rose stated that he wanted two or three days in which to decide if ho would accept. ■ Tho six clubs which comprised tho league In 1021 will nil retain their franchises. An application for fran­ chise was received from Miami, but it Club Total .......................... 1504 jn’t be a wall| wns refused on the ground thnt tho Rotary Club southern city Is situated too far dis­ flower ..................... 131 121 122 374 tant from tho present members. Uritt ■ .........104 127 120 300 ________________ ■ April .'1 wns selected ns a tentative iKnigllt 105 107 311 opening date of tho forthcoming sen- j Housholdcr .......... 9<J 78 289 son, bill the closing date wns not do- Henry .................... 93 118 termtned. Club Total ............................ 1334 There was considerable discussion The Men's Club play the Kiwanis ovor n proposal of president Roan thnt the forfeiture hound ho raised Club next Wednesday night. _____ i PAGE THREE PROGRESS SERVICE .ssss::BBsssssss:ssssss:ss:ss:ssss89saa»9BBHK:s»!! WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS 8 A N Y P A R T OF T O W N , ON TERM S TO SUIT Y O U You can make money buying for advance. You are going to build a home one of these days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it by easy stages. If you have some money, will build one or two houses. Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the game now. Meisch Realty Company i A. P. A G EN T L. A. RENAUI), Proprietor ■ ■ ■ 2 DAYS ONLY S T A R nnouncementl ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Twice Daily 3 p. m. and 8 p. m. FRIDAY SATURDAY Seats Now Selling for The Biggest Event of the Theatrical Season D. W . GRIFFITH’S S School Masterpiece of the Screen 3 18.000 People 4- 4 M R S. M. H M IL L E R Come and learn simplified cooking methods as perfected by an expert. ou Will Be Welcome .. .. Without Any Charge ----------------------- At the --------------------------- Oman’s Fair at Bulkhead - EVERYDAY G REATEST SPECTACLE with an Incorporated M IL L IN G t m Accompani­ 5 ment o f the % Original ty * ■* v -i’"” CO. It W ill Live Forever 8 t<i N ights ............... l l Dm. u PRICES 50c, 75c, $1.00 M a tin e e s ............................25c, 50c 8 Plus W a r Tax » --------------------------------------- ■j TRUTHFUL ■ ___ Pi 8 100 PER CENT A M E R IC A N 8 4'Jtmr-,r*!h» S Score Millers of the famous Vjr 8 Orchestral Educational Campaign conducted by SO U TH W ESTER N 8 Ever Shown. anuary 20th to 24th IE 8 in the nd an able corps of assistants in charge. A LL DAY m 5.000 Horses .1 f VU THRILLING «_ 8 TREMENDOUS 3 •Jta ■ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19,1922 PAGE FOUR y i ......... .... . iii . I j THE GREATEST PROFESSIONAL PICTURE OF THE BUSINESS AGES COMING AND DIRECTORY « ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ J B « BBBBBBBa BBBBBBM B,,BBBM BBBBBBBBBBBBBB I —To those who honor us with their confidence and account, we give in return Courtesy, Efficient Service and the full benefit o f our advice in finan­ cial matters, whenever it is re­ quired. ■ TO THE STAR THEATRE TOMORROW AND SATURDAY "THE BIRTH OF A NATION" You Can Find the Name of Every Live Professional and Business Man In Sanford in Thin Column Each Day "Tho Birth of n Nntion," D. ■iffith’H massage spectacle is < log to tho Star Thentro Friday and Saturday o f this week and Is thei targ-, ganford ConstrUCt’n Co. cst ami most important production or t ^ tho deendo, yet not a word Is spoken CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS performance of ncurly throughout tho porformunco nearly ’ nne* Bn^ Specifications Cheerful!’ Furnished three hours. Music supplies the ab­ — Record. This reeord devised fo r far­ mers exclusively and fills a long felt need for a farm record sufficiently simple to be of any benefit to farm ­ ers. Retail price $2.00. ■ F. P. Forster, Pres. B. F. W hitner, Cashier ■ c W O PTICIAN - opto - h « * n ij EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE PRE­ PARING RETURNS File yours now and get it o ff your mind. A. S. CLARK, Public Accountant P. O. Box 1881' Jacksonville, Fla. 212 Ensi. 1st St. . 1 — ______****4 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBan^iaaiUM4 N O T IC E l B■ j[ Fire Insurance Policies Numbered 12001 to 12050 (both ' i ■ the Snnford, Florida, agency of the NIAGARA P in e COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY, have been Iwt o j ides were never Issued by nn authorized agent of th|Hf sence of speech, mechnnicnl effects All Work Guaranteed the snmo arc null and void. This is to NOTIFY all per,#™P*?J *** and rcnliHin, whilst tho wizard of tha II. T. PACE P. O. Box 2*. any of (he above numbered policies thnt the NI AG Alt V Filin i v * screen, David W. Griffith, unfolds in ANCE COMPANY recognizes no linbimy under these ]H.|iti ^ 12,000 feet of film tho thrilling ro­ request any such, person to return these policies to— *’ Sanford Machine Sr mance of tho War between the states and tho reconstruction of the South­ Foundry Co. C L IF F G. K E Y , State Agent land, Some idea of Hh magnitude muy General Machine and Boiler Work; bo had from tho fnet that 18,000 actors and 3,000 horses took pnrt and that Cylinder Grinding; DoI.uxc Pistons; tho staging of this grant "outdoor” Oversize Bings nnd PinHj Flywheel 432 Trust Co. of Georgia Building drama cost half a million dollars. Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shafts re­ Several of tho actors aro of South­ Atlanta, Georgia turned; agents for Callle Inboard nnd ern lineage. Henry Walthall, who plays tho heroic role o f tho little Con­ Outboard Motors. ------------ Phone (52 federate Colonel, is a member of tho Acteylene W elding well-known Walthall family of Ala­ ■■ii bama. Miriam Cooper, who appears OF ALL KINDS as Margaret Cameron, is a direct Sanford W elding Co. descendant of Charles Carroll, the Located in Engle Bldg., ?Q5 Onk Avc. Maryland signed of tho Declaration of SALES AND SERVICE* Independence. .Mr. Griffith is tho son of a Brigadier General o f tho Confed­ S. O. Shinhoiser We have two carloads of LEXINGTON’ S now in stock, , 11»t erate army. consisting of all models, including one Sedan. Contractor and Builder For every character, however small, See us now for demonstration on Lexington or Hunmn. FLORIDA Mr. Griffith tins found just the per­ SANFORD -;bile. Terms can be arranged. sonality needed. After thut his mas­ “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS terly direction made cnch one give n perfect characterization of the widely Quick Service Transfer varying roles. The result was not act­ Storage Facilities DISTRIBUTO RS ing but life itself. Such realism is If we please you, tell others; If no never seen on the old-fashioned stage. tell us. Phone 498 Sanford Tho limitations of the theatre was swept away for nature was Mr. Grif­ Auto Radiator Repair fith’s stage. Shop Seats are now selling at Bower & iiiia a iiii Itoumillat's drug store. Make your Located nt 207 French Avo., between 2nd nnd Third. E. It. BERGQUIST. reservation early. s \First National Bank! A COMMUNITY IIUILDER H en ry M NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE CO. s Jacksonville; C. B. Carlestcr, Ocala; TUESDAY ARRIVALS AT HOTEL VALDEZ C. B. Addison, Louisville; Mm. W. Harlan and Mrs, Wm. Harlan, Jack­ hi. It. Cohen, JncksonviPo; C. San­ sonville; Miss Grace Archer, Atlnntn; dora and wife, Jacksonville; F, II. W. A. Henderson, Tnnipn; Mrs. Stella Hurinnn, Knoxville; G. F. Flotchcr, Sloppoy, Miss Gloody Sloppey, Mrs. Jacksonville; A. M. Alhrlcht, Toledo, W. II. Harris, MIsh Ruby Harris, Geo. Ohio.; Mrs. Alhrlcht, Toledo, Ohio,; II. Sloppoy, Fort Valley, On.; H. L. Judge Perkins, DoLnnd; Mrs. J. W. Bock, Tampa; Hoffman, Tnmpn; G. Perkins, DeLnnd; A. Mitchell, New Martin, Birmingham; C. It. Wolloy, Orleans; II. K. Jones, Orlnno; Elizn- Jacksonville; W. P, Chambers, Jncboth Cooley, Atlanta; Writ. C. How­ John Meeker, Jacksonville; R. F. Levard, New York; Mrs. C. Howard, New nlr, Tampa; It. It. Butler, Jackson­ York; J. E. Harvey, Kiwnrtsvlllo, ville; J. It. Roberts, Jacksonville; O. Tenn; G. It. Newman, New York; II. H. Sternes, Jacksonville; Edgar La­ E. Maxwell, Lakeland, E. C. Rendnll, wton, Red Bank, N. J.; Henry Dreyer, Orlando; It. S. Pottimnn, Jackson­ Newark, N. J.; C. C. Ward, St. Pete­ ville; Sam Do Hnnn, Boston; Geo. rsburg; 11. N. Beard, Tampa; Dr. W. Cortelyon, New York; Geo Jones, II. Cox, Tampa; A. T. Manurer, Tam­ Jacksonville; S. W. Clnyton, Tampa; pa. F. K. Burford, Birmingham; It. L. Spier, Tampa; 11. H. Vogel, JncgsonFresh corned beef now ready. A DANVILLE. VA„ HAS FIRE, Hotel Montezuma villo; Wm. Bergman, Jacksonville; W. good New England boiled dinner.— BRICK BLOCK BURNED T. Bodifow, Baincsville; It. M. Hoyt, Popular Market, 25(5-2tc “ Snnford’s New Hotel” (llr Th« Amorlntcd PrraO $1.50 Up Per Day DANVILLE, Vn., Jan. 18 - Fire early today destroyed tho Miller build­ ing, threo story brick built a year ago COMFORT COTTAGE on the site o f a Dinner building burn­ ed In 1020. A drug storo, book store, is now open for guests. Will be glad dozen offices, restaurant and Young to sae now ns well as old friends. Women’s Christian Association occu- Rooms and meals, also meals, House pled the structure. The fire originat­ heated. ed in the restaurant. Miss N. A. Walker Mrs. M. Martin i Basketball Game!! j L exington a n d Huprnobik B . & 0 . M OTOR CO. Florida C H U L U O T A INN On the Okeechobee Branch of the Floridn Enst Const Railway, Chuluo,tn, Fin., among the pines and Inkes of Seminole county, un up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private baths nnd hot water heat. First class cuiHine. Rates $2.50 to $3.50 per dny; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ cording to location of room. S — M RS. C H A S. D. B R U M L E Y , Manager | THURSDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 19TH j \ R o tary Club vs. M en’s Club [ g ■ R ■ | 8:00 o’clock P.M . 5 tlljr The Aaaurlntrd k'rraa) ■ H' OCALA, Jnn. 18.— Florida swine _ Come out anti watch the old timers show you how it’s done. | growers association met nt the an­ nual convention here today with large Floor waxed for the occasion • £ attendance from all parts of state, ■ ■ ■ Line up: S FLORIDA SWINE GROWERS IN CONVENTION TODAY Men’s Club— Overland, II. P. Smith, Bennett, 2 TAMPA RQTARY CLUB RAISES SI5,000 FOR Snyder, Fox and others % ■ B iiM u n iin iin n im H in iu u m iiM iiiiiu iB B iiB ii BOY SCOUT CAMP (H r The AaanelatrA 1 'l f . i l * m * « * * b b b b b b b ii b b b b b b b b b b b b * b b b 'b « * m m * m* m u u m * i b imbbb » i b b b i b m b b ---------------------------- A T ---------------------------- B eacham T h eatre S A N F O R D NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork CONTRACTOR and BUILDKUl" 517 Commarclal Street Binferd, Fla ■ Geo. W . K night Real Estate and Insurance FLORIDA TAMPA, Jnn. 18!—Tho Tampa Ro- SANFORD -:tnry Club voted to raise $15,000 for the Tampa Boy Scoutn to buy a forty Sanford Steam Laundry acre tract adjoining Camp Blzo to en­ FOR SERVICE large the Scout’s quarters there. : k b *m m b* im ARTIST COURSE m m m m T H R EE CONCERTS S Moralo, you understand, in tho qual­ ity that makes a benst of burden stand hitched. Ka : O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A tot in Call 146-J W. RAWLING, Prop. ..Employment Bureau.. ALBERTO SA LV I1 ------ FRIEDA HEMPEL M O N D A Y A F T E R N O O N , J A N U A R Y 30 A N N A CASE W EDNESDAY FEB. 22 Single Tickets, Salvi, $2.75; Hempel, $4.40; Case, $3.30; including war tax Reserved Seats for Course, $7.00 and war tax M A IL ORDERS H A V E P R E F E R E N C E Personal Director: WALTER DRENNAN O R L A N D O , FL O R ID A Effective January 16th A ll Prices F. O. B. Detroit Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole Clounty Bank 8ANFORD FLORIDA PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR 1BI Ha M MASTER'S SALE Prices Reduced George A . DeCottes The vocational committee of the Busi­ Thursday, 8:00 r„ m.— Bnskot ball, Ro­ ness and Professional Women’s Club tary Club vs. Men's Club. requests all young woman desiring Jnn. 19— Kindergarten Bridge party. employment to register at the First Jnn. 31.— Song Recital— Mrs. Lucille National Bank. Aaplnwall Takach. AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman F R ID A Y A F T E R N O O N , J A N U A R Y 27 • -5T- - H. W . N IC K E R SO N & k z 4S-7~,' J ^ o r d m W 1H1 )' M V 1 H s M c jJ t ^1 T o u rin g C ar R o ad ster •• •• •• 319 Undpr and by virtue of a decree of Public Accountant; Audits—Systems Income Tax Service foreclosure entered on tho Fourth day •• •• Room 10 McNcill-Davls Bldg. ' of Jappnry, 1922, lit thnt certain cause Orlando, Fla lately pending in tho Circuit Court, Phone 852 Soyonth Judicial Circuit, Seminole •• •• •• County, Florida, in Chnncery, wherein Mothers! Take ad­ will offer for sale and sell to tho vantage pf the hoys’ and highest nnd best bidder, nt tho front i il * i door of tho Court Houso of Scminolo C h i l d r e n S C l o t h i n g S m C •• •• 5 County, in Sanford, Florida, on tho at Sanford Shoe & Clo. first Monday in February, 1922, san^p OKI f i f p 2 being tho Sixth day of tho month, dur^ ____________ Si • • itig the legal hours of snlo, tho follow- j A_ . . .. __ _ . . Ing described real estate in Seminole ... . n V ^ T CC, . y , , . , good Irishmenwho cnli DoValora the S. A. Hutchins was complainant, and bonohcft(, of contt,ntl'on; Lowest prices F. O. B., Detroit, in history of Ford Motor Co. Edward N. Baisloy nnd Mnry W. Let us have your orders now for prompt deliveries. ■! Bnislcy woro defendants, I, ScheUo . ~ - I* Moines, Spccinl Master In said 'cause, X l i e I v C V e n U e A c t O f 1 9 2 1 tCounty, Florida; to-wit: North hnlf of requires thnt every individual having B Southwest quarter of Southwest qtmr- a gross income of $5,000.00 or more I tor o f Section Twonty-nlnn, Townsnlp file Income Tnx return regardless of 2 Twenty, South, Range Thirty East, apiount of net income. ' ■ Hitunto, lying nnd being in Sominoio Do Not Pny Exhorhltnpt prices for as■ County, Florida. j alstnnce in preparing yqur return. > 2 : Terms of Bnlo: Cash. Purchaser to Sond for slmplo form upon which to Authorized Ford Dealer ■! pny for deed, Ifurnish information necessary to preS Dated tho Fifth dny of Jnnuary. P«r® return. Maximum price on farmP bope 33} J 11922. ; ors returns $5.00 and ovory farmer SANFORD, FLA. C. C. COBB, Salesman ■i SCHELLE MAINES, j whoso return is prepared will be furIB l-G-o.n.w.5te Special Master, nlshed without charge ono 1022 Farm B B B H M a n m m i | C h assis Coupe 2 Sedan \ T ru ck C h assis 645 430 �THE SANFORD »»«»» . » .«. » • «• . DAILY . »> -HERALD, • •• -* THURSDAY, ____ JANUARY 19,1922 w Christian and mombor o f the Presbytorinn church. Ho leaves a wifo, two daughters, nnd one son to mount the loss of husband nnd father. Tho sym­ pathy of tho many friends is extend­ ed to them In their hour of sorrow. m te* ten n m DEATHS tea tea ten tea m m m DEATH OF j . N. NEELEY Word wob rocoivcd horo todny of •the donth of J. N. Nooloy, at Ocala. Mr Nccloy’a death wns not uncxpoctC(, 'na ho has boon hovering between life and death for many weeks hav­ ing been ill hero and while attended n m o o tin g In Atlanta taking n bad upcll of sickness necessitating his re­ moval to the old homo at Ocnln whoro ^ has been ever slnco. No details of the funeral have been lonrnod as the family nro nt Oculn. Mr. Neeley wns well known here where ho resided so mnpy years nnd wns in the life insur­ ance business. Ho wns a devout ECONOMY COOKING SCHOOL An announcement in today’s Herold says that Mrs. M. H. Miller has nrrived in the city and will bo hero for tho four days of tho fnir demon­ strating to the ladies of Sanford tho famous Arlstos Flour. Mrs Miller with nn able corps o f nssistantH will bo at tho bulkhead hondqunrtors of the fair ntul will show the Indies somo of tho fine points in cooking and tho men will not bo barred but nro invit­ ed to wntch these ladies do wonders with this flour. This is nn educa­ tional campaign being conducted by tho Southwestern Milling Co., and Mrs. Miller has been putting on theso displays all over tho country. You will enjoy it nnd you will learn how to snvo money in your cooking ns wall ns to prepare somo fine bread and pantries for tho inner man nnd the inner woman. Read tho ndvcrtlsomont. tea ten tea tea Ladies’ W. L. Douglass Comfort Shoes, cushion sole and rubber G if t heels, pair ..................... i p O a t J v ,$4.75 Ladies’ Light Tan Oxfords were $0.60 pr. reduced to< Men’s Work S.hoes, just arrived, stamped $3.60. Special © O O ff price, pair .........................t J lA U t /e J Men’s W. L. Douglass extra heavy work Shoes, $4.50 to $0.00 © Q Q ff values ................................ Men’s Tan and Black Oxfords, English Style W. L. Douglass $G O f f A A to $7.50 values, p a ir ....... Blankets, large size, heavy O J blankets, pair ................. Children's Coats, now only Tho Congregational Indies will servo a New England supper at the Gift Shop Saturday, Jan. 21st, from 5:30 until 8. 250-3tp a and K ITC H E N NEEDS Cups nnd .Saucers, St. set of G for Dennis Style, $1.10 Dinner IMntes, set of 0 for .............................. $1.00 Breakfast Plates, set of 6 for .......................... 90c Covered Dishes, e a c h ............................. Casseroles, each ............................ $1.00 $1.00 85c Mixing Bowls, Bowls and Pitchers, sot Chambers,, with cover, each ............................ $1.95 s $1.00 Sauce Pans, G-qt. white and white with covers, each.... 98c QO 75c Ladies’ Pure Silk Ilose, extra heavy weave, black, white and Cordovan, $2.00 value... $1.25 BIG LOT OF S C H IN A W A R E , C R O CK ER Y Berlin Kettles, 6-qt. white nnd white with co v e rs ................. Ladies’ All Wool Sweaters, O Q now only ........................ Ladies’ Pure Silk Hose, pair a, 5 ■ ■ 5 Q ff $4.95 LADIES’ AND MISSES’ COATS that we will sell for less than cost. If you need a Coat, come and look at these. Sauce Pans, enameled, G-qt. for .................... 75c Berlin Kettles, 4-qt. enameled A O p with covers, for o n ly ........... Double Boilers, largo size ......................... Aluminum Pails, 10-quart, each ................................ Aulminum Dish Pans, 12-quart, e a c h ......... Aluminum Sauce Pans, 4-quart, each ............ 95c $1.95 $2.95 85c If you need a cook stove or heater for oil pr wood see us. Wd need the room and will Bell you one chenp. ! Phone Orders W ill Receive Prompt Attention— Goods Delivered to Any Part o f the City *• »I DEPARTMENT STORE 5 213-215- SANFORD AVENUE Floridn: Locnl rains 3 tea tea tee O oor ten tea is over, but we are going to continue the sale prices for this week on the tea tea S Smnfts SIh® ® g anndl : SANFORD’S S S TEMPERATURE £ S We are making some changes in our store—changes that will make it a S better place at which to trade than it is now. It’s pretty hard work, \ though, to make changes when so much good merchandise is in the i way. Won’t you take some of it off our hands, if we make the prices 5 right, so the alterations can go forward more quickly? Come in to■ day. We are anxious to move it. Here are a few suggestions: $4.50 For ten in North nnd Central porten Bans tonight; colder north tea portion Friday. ten ten tei ten tea ten ten Pa ten SALE Ladies’ \V. L. Douglass High Shoes, p a ir ............. THE WEATHER ten When you think of blnnkots, comfortH, outings, outing gowns nnd night tei tei ten Pa Pa ten ten ten Pa ten Pn Bhirtfl, think of Rivera Druthers, Snn- tei ford avenue. Our prices will please you. Regardless of what others say they nrc doing, visit us nnd save mon­ ey. 250-d2t; w ltc REMODELING 1 lot Ladies High and Low Shoes, odds and ends that are out of style, hut good for service. Some sold for as much as $7.00 per pair. flj-fl Q f f now on ly ............................tjy J L « t / fcy te tte ite n te ite ite ite ite i tea tea ten tonight or Friday; warmer bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb s PAGE FIVE PHONE 556 ten tea Pa Pa ten P« tel tei Pa tei tei ten Pa tel Pa P*i Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pi tea Pi Pa tea Pa Looked like London early Pa this morning but now it tet looks like dear old Florida Pn for tho snn was just hid- Pa ing out. However, we want *n more sun and while Ed. tea Higgins might not ngreo ten with us—well, what of it? ten Tho weather is ideal, the P'4 weather man says cooler ten weather, the markets look ten hotter, business looks bet- tea ter, tho band is playing to- ten night ami everything is tea chicken. Have you a little Pn saxophone in your home? Pa 5:10 A. M. JAN. 10, 1922 tea Maximum ...................... 70 ten Minimum ..................... 50 tea Range ............. 51 tea Barometer ...................30.20 tel Precipitation, trace. Pa Calm nnd cloudy. tei tea Pn Pa Pa tea tea Pn Pn tea tea ■ s D f j (S ® ® d lg If you were not fortunate enough to get in on the extremely low prices during the sale, take 3 advantage of the prices for this week. s s r a f i f m / jr / s S a n fo r d , F la . promise of effective work. Wo are looking upward and forward to u happy year of fruitage nnd blessing. At the close of the business meet­ ing the members and friends adjourn­ ed to the Parsonage where refresh­ ments were served and all enjoyed a social hour. We want every Conten tei tei ten Pa tea Pa tea tea tea gregationalist in the city to wnko up, come into the fold, put on the harness of service and help us to do our part in making Sanford the best town pos­ sible. Pa tea tea Pa tea Pa Pn Pa tea PERSONALS Dig fnir on the lake front at the foot of Park avenue opens tomorrow afternoon. Band will play tonight nt the Cen­ tral Park nnd the weather promises to be pleasant. Come out and en­ joy the evening. The High School boys nnd girls went t.o Leesburg today where they put on a play tonight and also play basket ball. Tho Merchants Demonstration fair opens tomorrow afternoon. It will operate for four days. Big time for everybody. Instructive, Interesting and entertaining, Don't forget that the big demon­ stration fair opens topiorrow after­ noon on the lake front. Get some of those famous "hot dogs’* from Chef Stevens. First annual county fnir and in­ dustrial exposition and manufactur­ er’s display at Sanford starting to­ morrow nnd lasting for four days. On the lake front at foot of,P ark avenue. Triple header basket ball tonight nt the Parish House. The girls will play, Die hoys will play and the Men’s Club will play the Rotary Club. Come out nnd enjoy the fun. When Carrie Jacobs Bond wrote that beautiful Imllurd entitled "The End of a Perfect Day" she sent ono of the first copies to Charles Ilrndy who was singing nt that time and is singing yet. Mr. Ilrndy will sing this song nt the hand concert tonight. 1). McCulter, Miami; W. O. Brown,, Mrs. W. O, Brod'ti, W. It. Brown, Mrs. W. II. Brown, New York; H W. Cliftton and wife, Tampa; Alexander Fish, Atlanta; N. M. Bush, Atlanta; J. Hinds, New York; A. H. Lewis, Now York; L. II. Watson, New York; J. II. Anthony, Jacksonville; Miles Brad­ ford, Meridian, Min.; G. O. Rawlings, Meridian, Min.; E. W. Swnrthout, Aurora, Ind.; Dontn Dale, Key West; W. W. Cunningham, Tampa; J. H. Hickman, Birmingham; J. O. Brooks, Jacksonville; Corneleous Christiancy, Allendale; A. Archer, New York; Ber­ WEDNESDAY ARRIVALS AT TIIE MOTEL VALDEZ nard Marx, New York; W. Dnndo, Sanford; Leroy M, Denme, Newberry; J. Pi Benjamin, Jacksonville; Max C. J. Huffman, Tampa; H. L. Bock, N. Oberdofor, Jacksonville; J. (). Min­ Tampa. nick, Jacksonville; Mr. aml.Mrs. (). W. Ray. Chicago; M. F. Gnndis, Cincin- VICTKOI.A RECORDS REDUCED natti; Mrs E. M. Candito, Cincinnati!; 10 and 12-in. black label, double faced ... $1.25 Andrew llnrhig, Ciminnatti; X. W. $1.35 Records now, each ,N5 Records, now, each ............ 75 Wcnteihalt, Cincinnati!; F. (!. TedVOW ELL COMPANY ger, Atlanta; (). A. Dobbs, Atlanta; 351i-3tc Agents for Viet ruins O. II. Page, Jacksonville; M. L. Bane, Daytona; T. (!. Harris, Savannah; J. E. MeGlaney, Tampa; II. Y. Drupox, How about young roast Muscovy Jr., Canford, N, J.; J. A. McJunis, duck for Sunday's dinner.— Popular Wauclmla; M, Foster, Savannah; T, Market. 25G-2tO Q B B U B B B B B M B B B B B B B B IIB B tlB a B B B B B M B B B B B B B B B B B B B B R B flB n B B B B B A R G A IN \ ■ ery land, half tiled. Can arrange reasonable 5 « terms. It will pay you to investigate this JJ ■ property. g I a .Tp . CONNELLY8 CLASSIFIED ADS Classified advertisements, 5 rents ii line. No ad taken for lens than 25 cents, and positively no classlfle i! uds charged to anyone. Cask must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit acrordingly, FOR SA LE FOR SALE— Hot water heater, gas. FOR SALE— Pair of high class Somo furniture nnd matting.—Call mules, wagon nnd harness. at Comfort Cottage. 25U-2tp A. T. ROSSETTER. FOR SALE— Hitchon Auto Trailer, 250-fi-p good as now. Bargain at $50.00.— P. R. Andrews, Pltonu 371-J. 251-lwc Circle A of tho Presbyterian Church will have a cooked food sale Satur­ day afternoon at McCulIer's. 250-2tp _£_____ - ■ VICTKOI.A RECORDS REDUCED 10 and 12-in. black label, double fneed $1.35 Records now, oneh............$1.25 .85 Records, now, each................. 75 YOWELL COMPANY 350-3tc Agents for Vlctrolas Fresh corned beef row ready. A good Now England boiled dinner.— Popular Market. 25<l-2tc ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING OF TUI? CON: GREGATIONAL CHC KCH A large and enthusiastic attend­ ance of tho mombors of tho church was presont last night to hoar re­ ports o f ths past year nnd to plan for ,thnt of tho now year. Every report made jjdve evidence of substantial' gains nnd improve­ ments in the condition o f the church. Faith, courage and enthusiasm were mnnffcot from tho beginning unto thu end o f tho meeting, which moved with speed nnd hnrmony all tho way through. The npirit of willingness to servo uppermost nnl tho readiness With Wtlich thokb elected to act as officers accepted thoir trust gives : 3 5 Good six-room house with fifteen acres of cel- 5 * LOST FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 200 East Third St. 254-2tp FOR REi'J'I*— Furnished hmisekeeplnig reams, 3U East 5th St. 255-3tp The way to boost your community is to boost your HOME PAPER. W ANTED WANTED— Three Indy solicitors for LOST— One black and tan gyp. Find­ house to house canvass for Aristoa er will notify S. A. Webb, 701 East Flour. See Mrs. M. 11. Miller at tho Second Btreet, nnd receive reward. She fair booth on lake front. 250-2tp answers to name of "Timy". 256-2tp How nh^ut young roost Muscovy RENT duck for Sunday’s dinnor.— Popular FOR It ENT— One light housekeeping Market. __ ... 250-2tO apartment, 1011 Oak. Phono 283-J. WANTED’ f’OSITrON as clerk or 253-tfc warehouse keeper, wholesale or re­ l-’6lt Two nice hud rooms, tail business. Experienced. Referenc­ 1011 Oak Av». Phone 283- j. 253tfc es. Address' "California” care of th° FOR KENT—Three housekeeping Herald, 250-2tp rooms, furnished, Apply at 1100 GOVERN M 55? PosTtUms open, men, Sanford A v o , ____________ 254-dtp women. Experience * unnecessary. FOR RENt—Furnished bed room. Honesty reguirgd. Good pay to start. Over Sentlno'o Cafe. -i4t>-tf-c Write, T. McCafforty, St, Louis, 1-1 -8-15-22-29 FOS NOTICE I BUY, pay ensh for second hand pi­ anos. Address P, O. Box'352. Bicycles must nt all times have a ____________________________245-Utp light on them after dark. WANTED— Customers for frssh1milk, Discontinue parking on both sides morning and evening deliveries*—R. of the street nt all churches. L, Garrison. Phone 8711. 160-St-Ttt Also oh Magnolia irt front of tho 204-tfc • J Star Theatre; on Second street be­ WANTED—Cnpablo woman lo r tween Palmetto nnd Oak nvenub. specialty work. Cull Miss Spencer. Plenso see that your car is not park­ 254-3t-p ed opposite another car nt any place 273W. on Park avonuo. W AITED — A good two horso wagon. State price. Address Christian J. A. KILLEBBEW, 254-Btp 255-4tc Chief of Police. Schepelmann, R-A, 202, � 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, 1922 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 19, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 19, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 19, 1922; <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/3eda93ae991ff54f17bc652b412a81e4.pdf 48f2c5dfee83b22b21680663c7dad234 PDF Text Text SANFORD SANFORD “ The City Substantial” “The City Substantial” tN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION p* Ka Pa P® Ha Ha Pa Pa Pa Ss p -j mi M N Ha lui h five big w o r ld p o w e r s l«a BUSINESS TO IMPROVE IN APRIL, 1922, SAYS ECONOMIC EXPERT WILL FORM NAVAL PACT iONTROL SITUATION BOSTON, Jan. 20.—A "substantial increase in business ac­ tivity" is duo about April, according to predictions by tho Harvard University Committee on Economic Research. x: Tho committee points out thnt in previous depressions, such ns 1903 and 1907, business revival came 10 to 12 months after tho beginning of n marked decline In interest rates. Decline in interest rates has boon going on since May, 1921. Rasing its prediction on precedent, the Harvifrd committee thinks April, 1922, is tho logical date for a substantial upward movement of business. COLVIN BROWN SPOKE TODAY AT LUNCHEON h o pes T r e a ty Now Lacks But th e A g r e e m e n t o n P a c i f i c Forts have high NUMBER 257 SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A , FR ID A Y , JA N U A R Y 20, 1922 VOLUME II Id )«a ta Hs Ha fct Itt Us iHt 1*5 f'J ^ CHINESE TREATY OPENED FOR WORLD INSPECTION BY ARMS CONFERENCE Itt fei Hi Suggestion BRYAN’S STORY Publicity Comes From Ameri­ can Delegation GIVES CONGRESS TALKING TOPIC GEN’L APPROVAL REPUBLICAN SENATORS RIDI­ COMMITTEES NOW TRYING TO CULE CLAIMS OF COMMONER ADJUST RAILROAD DIS­ AGAINST THE G. O. P. PUTES IN CHINA WASHINGTON, Jnn. 20.—William Ono of the finest talks to which tho (Hr The Aaanelnted Preaa) Jennings Bryan’s solemn prediction ,11/ The A«»o«I»I*4 !*»••■) members of tho Chamber of Com­ WASHINGTON, Jnn. 20.—The five- merce huve ever hod tho opportunity WASHINGTON, Jnn. 20.—Pushing that the Republican control of Conpower treaty for the limitation of na- to listen wns nmde at the noon-day gross is to ho overthrown next fall forward rapidly toward tho conclusion val .rmament has undencono further luncheon today by Colvin S. Brown of and the Democracy returned to pow- of its Inbors, the Far Eastern com­ chznges In the course of n final over­ tho United States Chamber of Comer did not seriously disturb ndntinla- niittoo of the Washington conference hauling l»y experts and It now is com­ mcrco who is making otto of his an­ Condition of Yesterday Reversed and Extreme tration lenders today. ! yesterday recorded a mutual pledge plete except for the article ostablish- nual visits to Floridn. This is his The Bryan prediction, however ere- against discriminatory railroad prac. Unction Administered • - a fortifications status quo in tho first trip to Floridn and ho Is grently ated a wide stir in congress because , tlccs in China nnd then gavo gonoral inn it is there tho battle for control of approval to a proposnl thnt the whole impressed with tho possibilities of (Ilf The Aaaorlnled I'reea) eighteen Cardinals tho Holy Sncrn- the administration next year will ho multitude of treaties nnd undorstand1 When a solution of the fortifications tho stnte nnd especially of tho SnnROME, Jan. 20.—At 12:30 o’clock ings roluting to China’s intorcsta b® problem will bo possible is regarded ford section. 11c took up tho itoms of today it wns stated tho Pope was in a meat placed in Palatine chapel. Pray­ fmirht „uti hy some delegates ns a dubious ques­ tho budget system of expenses, mem­ dying condition. Extra editions of ers wore said in Catholic schools. All Almost without exception Republl- published to tho world, tion, but in other quarters there still bership, committee work nnd ninny newspapers offered little hope regard- business at the Vatican wns suspend­ can spokesmen attributed tho ComThe suggestion for a show down of ed. Is hope that n plonnry session to an­ other important phnses of tho work ing chances for recovery. n,oner’s outburst as tho opening gun all Chinese commitments ennto from A great nounce publicly conclusion of tho trea­ and at the close gave tho members crowd begnn to assemble in St. Pet­ In his cnntnnign to succeed Park the Americnn delegation, wns promptROME, Jnn. 20.—Upon leaving the ty mny bo held lry early next weok. some pertinent facts about conditions ers to await news front tho Vatican. Papal apartment the cardinals who Trnntntell as United States Senator ly supported by tho Chinese, nnd af­ Ily some delegations the proposal of business and tho work of tho Cham­ His condition which yesterday was front Florida. The throe reasons Mr. ter n discussion received in turn tho is put forward that the troublesome ber of Commerce in building a great described as not giving cause for administered the extreme unction Bryan gave for probable Republican tentative endorsement of tho British, nrticle be dropped from tho treaty al­ city here, lie recited tho oxnmplo of alarm remained stationery pnrt of the said the Pope’s mind wns perfectly defeat the Newberry case, tax nnd ng- Japanese and French. A formnl rosotogether and eithev attached to tho a big furniture manufacturer who call- night but suddenly took a turn for the clear but bis condition so grave only n riculturc discontent, were declared to lutlon embodying the decision is to bo four-power Pacific treaty already ed in all his salesmen when trade was worse and doctors urgently summon- miracle could save him. be fallacious, and based on "misstate- considered at a meeting of tho com­ ment misrepresentation nnd ignor- mlttco today, but it is doubtful whothsigned or embqtJied in n soparnto con­ dull a few months ago and making a ed. „nco of Republican accomplishments." or tho publication will ho necomplishROME, Jan. 20.—The Pope’s condi­ vention to be drawn inter. Tiius far, big cut in the price of furniture told -------Senator Watson, of Indiana, who ed before the Washington conference however, that suggestion has remain­ them to go out nnd sell it and they ROME, Jnn. 20.—Official bulletin tion became aggravated about 11 ed in nn informal Btago and confer­ did. The manufacturer said that the issued this morning on condition of o’clock. Oxygen was given. Prayers has succeeded Boise Penrose ns the ends. ence lenders are going ahead on tho idea of "normal conditions and aver- Pope said: “His Holiness has been were ordered for hint in nil tho Cath­ leader of the "old guard" element of In expressing assent most of tho assumption thnt the provision will rc- nge conditions were nil r<P. That no ill four days with influenza, bronchit- olic institutions in Rome. When tho the senate, answered Bryan yoster- plenipotentiaries declared thnt vlrtually all such agreements to which main in the naval pact. ..... ............. ninn wanted to lie ......... an average ntnn ih . Ascertained inflnmatory process Pope asked for tho last sacrament at­ d “ In every campaign in which Col- thoir respective governments wore in the light of renowed instructions nnd there were never normal condi- has spread to right lung. The patient tendants sought to dissuade hint but from Tokio to the Japanese delcga- tlon9 an,i no ono wanted normal con- passed an agitated night nnd had no he insisted upon receiving it "if only otiel Bryan was a presidential enndi- parties nlrendy hnd been mndo public,, date he predicted Democratic victor- and tho Japnnoso interposed tho Bug­ tion the naval drafting experts will (,|tjonM< Th||t conditions are not aver- sleep. This morning dyspnoea is in­ to give good cxamplo,” ho said. les and his predictions woro always goatlon that there might ho much dlfmoet again today to try to work out ^ an(j normni now nnd never have tense. ..................... Temperature 101, pulse 102, ROME, Jan. 20.—r.:l« p. nt.—The couchod in the most effusive terms, ficulty In making tho list complete bca new phrasing of tho article. It wns ftnd novcr wl)| l)0< To 8top t «lk- respiration 38.’’ Tho probabilities are thnt Colonel cause of engagements of vnrlous pricondition of tho Popo remains station­ indicated Inst night thnt tho Japanese ^ nbout |mr,i times nnd go after bus- ] -------- • Ilrynn hns never rend the now revo-, vnto Individuals and corporations of ary, it was stuted at the Vatican late advices from homo were not entire y (ncgfl M novop before nI))l there would LONDON, Jnn. 20.—The Inst saernthis afternoon. Camphor injections mie act by the Republican majority ] which the governments laid no knowcom•lusivc but hope was expressed tt ^ plenty 0f business for ovoryono." 1ntont Itns been administered to the of congress. Had lie ho lodge. Tito resolution is oxpectod totire being frequently resorted to. done so he an early solution. It wnB the sort of talk thnt every Pope says a Central News dispatch provide that each govorrtment mny in It was revealed ycaterdny that would Itave known that instead of the . , business man in Sanford should have from Rome this morning. Definitely know whatever information it has re­ PARIS, Jnn. 20.—Papal Nuncio rich being relieved of taxation nH ho the final revision of other portions of nnd those present enjoyed ev- stated tho Pope has pneumonia, garding the separate agreements en­ the treaty, modifications had b e o n , ^ minute of |t Lack of flpnc0 | B -------here received a telegram front Romo stated, it is indisputable that thoy tered into by Us nationals. agreed to in the limitations on air­ thrt Herald today precludes giving ROME, Jnn. 20.—Eucharist wns sol­ shortly after five o’clock this nftor- wore given such slight relief that they Two resolutions regarding Chines® craft carriers and on moihods , of parts of this fine business talk but its emnly carried to the Popo at 11:30 noon saying the Pope was sinking rap­ are criticizing tho Republican party railroads wore adopted before tho because of the tax campaign having scrapping and that provision had boon |nfjuene0 wil| bo felt by everyone who this morning and in the presence of idly. committee reached the topic of exist­ been enacted. made which would require two years henn, u Hn(, tho |ocn’ chamber wlU ing commitments, the last on tho Chi­ "Colonel Hrynit has evidently fail­ notice front any power desiring to tor- ()o stiinulntC)| gently thereby, Federal Government ed to keep talt on legislation enact­ nese section of its agenda. One of ntinntc the convention. ed l>y the present congress for tho them, presented by tho British, binds In tiie section dculing with aircraft MONEY LENDERS Loses Over a Million, benefit of the farmer. He would all of the nine nations represented to carriers, tho total tonnnge limitations ON FARM MORTGAGES Non-Acceptance Offer otherwise have known that the pres­ permit no "unjust discrimination” in agreed to by the five powers nro re­ SELFISH ANI) GRASPING ent congress has passed no fewer than railroad rates or facilities in China, tained in tho final draft but tho pro­ Of Henry Ford to Buy Muscle Hhotils five important measures already for and the other, an Americnn proposnl, posal to limit individual’ carriers to (Hr Thr Aaaoclnlrd Praaa) the benefit of the farmer, and hns in records the hopo of the powors that Plant 27.000 tons each is modified so as to FROM NOVEMBER FIFTEEN TO WASHINGTON, Jnn. 20.—Determifact, enacted more legislation for tho Chinese rnilronds may ho developed permit each signatory to construct nation to lay before the National AgDECEMBER FIFTEEN, MADE (Ily The Anorlalrl l*re»») farmer than any congress has done ill toward n unified national system un­ two of 33,000 tons ooch. It is provid-, rjcu|^ura| Conference next week PUBLIC TODAY FLORENCE, Ain., Jnn. 20.—Charge the entire history of tho country. So der Chinese control, hut with what­ e.l specifically that theso mny be oh- , „thoroU|thly selfish aml grasping at­ that tho federal government had lost extensive has been this legislation in- ever foreign assistance ntay ho found (Ily Thr Aaaorlntfd l’rr«») tained by conversion of battlosh ps Mtudo of mftny companies of differ- practically a million nnd a half dol­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.—A de­ deed that congress is being criticized advisable. now under construction but which lent sorts which lonn money on farm lars in last bIx months by not ac­ crease of one per cent front November in some quarters as hnving boon con-1 Both the resolutions were approved would otherwise go to tho scrap heap. mortgages” was announced today by cepting Ford's offer to lease tho dnnt 15 to December lf» in retnil cost of trolled by special agricultural inter- with only slight changes from tho Secretary Wallace, and operate tho nitrnto plants at food to the average family wns shown cats.” form in which they wore introduced, TIIE DONNELLYS’ ARRIVE. Musclo ShonlH was made here today Jn Htatlat|ca mai|0 public today by tho hut that rclnting to discriminatory Senator Lenroot, a leader of tho ■ A t ____ _ M i L .. €3 . . f l . l l i n r n I . . before a meeting of tho Southern PROHIBITION AGENTS practices wns qualified by its author, | Department of Labor based on prices "midwest progressive” group, ridicul­ Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Donnelly nnd HAVE SAWED OFF GUNS group members of tho Amorican I-nrin of forty_threo urticlcH of food report- ed Bryan’s clnintH. Sir Auckland Geddes, so that it will son Norman E. Donnelly, and daugh­ AS PROTECTIVE MEASURE Burcau by Gray Silver their Washing- ' C(| for fffty.onc cities, apply only to "unfair" discrimination. "Bryan points out throo alleged po­ ter, Miss Helen Donnelly, nnd ncico ton representative. Ford's offer, Sil-| __________________ It provides that any case which scorns litical blunders, the first being tho Miss Alice Simmons, of Brooklyn, (llr The AeeoeUIrd f r u i t ver said wns mndo to Secretary of COLI) WAVE TODAY to Involve a violation of tho principle seating of Newberry," said Lonroot. SAN FRANCISCO, Jnn. 20.—Snwcd War Woeks July first last and will lie have arrived in tho city and will spond of oquolity of treatment may b® re­ "I have no hesitancy in Buying that STRIKES CALIFORNIA AND a month or more. Mr. Donnelly has off shot guns will bo glvon nil prohi­ transmitted in tho lntest form accord­ ferred "for consideration and report” MAY INJURE CITRUS CROP if the Democratic senators had for­ his two electric propelled yachts, tho bition ngents in Cnlifomin undor or­ ing to tho secretary some time next to the board of reference to bo creat­ gotten party politics and voted on tho Hawn nnd Now Era, at tho dock and ders of tho state prohibition director. week ho ndded. ed undor tho now open door program. merits of tho case, that nt leust onoLOS ANGELES, Jnn. 20.—With n the party will mnko many trips over Tho action wns taken it was announc­ Tho Chinese expressed satisfaction cold wnvo bearing minimum tempera­ half the Democratic senators would the lakes nnd rivers of this beautiful ed as n protective moasuro following NEGRO SLAYER . with the two agreements, declaring havo voted for him. tures reported officially us varying country. Mr. Donnolly will go as far tho attempt of bandits to rob prohibi­ their particular gratification over the DEPUTY SHERIFF "Tho Republican party does not onbetwaon twenty and thirty-ono de­ as Salt Creek on an exploring tour tion agents of $15,000 woith of liquor inclusion of the pledge not to "per­ CAUGHT IN POLK grees was prevalent throughout tho dorso tho oxccssivo expenditure of to collect data for tho Inland Water­ soized In Almedn county Wednesday. mit” unfair discrimination. In th® Southern part of California last night nionoy in politics nnd In tho resolution ways for tho Sanford Chamber of pnst, it was pointed out, all tho roads Tntnpn, Jan. 20.—Negro slayer nm, onr,y today| Colonol jj , u. n or. seating Newberry expressly condemns Comnterco of which body he is nn nc- FREE LECTURE TODAY operating in Chinn huvo denied flat­ dlroctor of th0 United States It nnd if Senator Newberry hnd been tivo member being on the Waterways ANI) ALSO TONIGHT Deputy Sheriff O. T. Smith of Polk ^ ly that they wore quality of discrimi­ in this ox County, surrendered near Lnko Wales ^yonthor Bureau hero declared ho be- shown to hnvo .participated . Committee. Ho will also bring down natory practices, and offorts to gath­ his cur and they will mnko trips in­ W. R. Palmes, tho representative of early today and taken to Bartow for ]|ave(j tho co)tj Hp0)) hnd been ‘‘very pondituro nnd hnd benefited by it, ho er sufficient facts to prove otherwlau to Southern California's would hnvo been unseated. land and enjoy a vacation such as few tho D$. Scholl Co., hero to demon­ safekeeping according to roporta re"Tho second alleged blunder is tho havo failed. unharvested citrus crops.” people coming to Florida have a strate foot specialties nnd orthopedic eelved horc. Smith shot Monday. I relief by tho Republican party of the chance to onjoy. Tho Herald, with npplinneon at tho Lloyd Shoe Storo to­ \ Rivers IlrothoiH, Sanford avenue, TRAFFIC OFFICER You will bo astonished nt tho grout rich from tnxcH nnd increasing tho their numorous friends, greot this es­ day will also give demonstrations at are exceptionally well cqulppod with HURT IN STRIKE - values obtainable in reclaimed artny tnxes on tho poor. If Mr. Bryan know timable family (adopted citizens of tho exposition fair tonight nnd will girls' sweaters in sizes 8 to 10 years. BY BRICK AND GLASS coats, breeches, leggings nnd blankets, anything about tho tax bill recently Sanford) and hopo thoir stay will bo remain over in Snnford tomorrow to 'n t Rivors Brothers, Sanford nvonuo. enacted, ho would know that there is High quality-low priced. Give your niost pleasant. Mr. Donnolly has dono bo nt Lloyd’s Shoo Store. Ho will (Ilf Thr Aaroelaird Praia) no increase of taxes upon tho poor b u t, children warm clothes nnd keep them more for Snnford than any ton men demonstrnto nt three o'clock each af­ NORFOLK, Jnn. 20.—'Traffic of­ Tho dependable store. 250-d2t; w-ltc thoro is a fnr greator proportlonnto healthy. .250-d2t; w-ltc who over visited our shores nnd ho ternoon. Rend tho ndvortisemont in ficer slightly cut about fnco by fly­ reduction upon tho poor thnn thoro is hus won a largo placo in tho hoarts of tho Herald. ing glass when brick hurled into SHANTUNG QUESTION Hnvo you noun tho bonutifui handupon tho tnxes of tho rich. the people. WILL HE SETTLED ___ ___ ________ » street car carrying homo bound em­ puinted cards and fino needle work at "Tho third alleged blunder in tho BY CHINA ANI) JAPAN Baumol’s Specialty Shop hns a now ployees of Virginia railwny and powtho O. T. O. Gift Shop? 257-2tp failure to secure for tho farmer nn in this lssuo calling or company Into Inst night announc­ Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Schuyler of advertisement _____ , adequate prico for products. As a (Iff Th* Aaaoelnlrd Praaa) Kitanning nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. George j attention to their early spring sltow- ed today. WASHINGTON, Jnn. 20.—Shan- matter of fact, tho Republican party FOR RENT—Apartment, two furnish­ L. Schuyler of Pittsburg have arriv- Ing of ready to wenr nnd millinery. ed rooms, with electric lights, gns, tung question must and probably will in this congress hns dono more for tho °d in tho city and arc tho guests of tho They are featuring tho Peggy Pnigo Whon you think of hlnnketa, com­ nnd running wa tor. Adults. 300 ho Hottlod between Chinn nnd Jnpnn fnrmcr nnd tho farmor is having n Vnldez expecting to remnin for Bomo dresses and all the now spring nnd forts, outings, outing gownH and night and cannot be taken up by arms con- grentor influence In congress than French nve. 257-6tc time. Mrs. Geo. Schuler is tho sis­ summer designs in millinery .fresh shirts, think of Rivers Brothers, San­ fercnce senator Underwood, ono of ovor. ter of Mrs. Ilnrry Wilson of this city from the enBtorn markets. Rend tho ford nvor.uo. Our prices will please American delegates, declared in Sen-1 "It is plain from Mr. Iirynn’B in- election will ho judgod by its record and they nro regular wintor visitors advertisement today and seo tho now you. Regardless of what othora Hay nto today during discussion of con- torviow that ho Ih thinking moro about nnd it will welcome comparisons of thoy nro doing, visit us nnd Hnvo monin Snnford whoro they havo a host of styles nt Dnuntol's Shop. troversy. s j tho prospects of tho Democratic pnrty that record with the record of tho oy. ^p0-d2t; w’ltc friends who nro giving them a warm --------; --------------' thnn ho is of the welfare of the Amor- Democratic party which wns defeat­ Fresh corned beef now ready. A welcome. ed by a majority of sovon million Grntcd Horse Radish.—L. P. Meienn people. good Now England boiled dinnor.— Nice fnt hens.—L. P, McCuller. votes,” Culler. 257-2tc "Tho Republican party in tho noxt •. , . 267-2tc Popular Market. . 25fl-2tc Post cable nt the Horald office. that SESSION WILL an a g r e e m e n t BY COME TO MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK • TIME WAS BRIEF BUT HE DROVE HOME SOME SALIENT FACTS TO THE MEMBERS POPE IS VERY ILL AND HIS CONDITION IS SERIOUS, . NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE EH , f . im f FOOD PRICES ON ONE PER CENT m . |M ?5 ivl I f IV W 4 ' ’iiB I , i I I '. �vJP -♦ r.N; 1fiWM -5 ' * , 'v WK i 7 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19,1921 J SlSOCIETY MRS. FRED DAIGBR. Society Rditor, Phone 217-W / Friday and Saturday _ ||| T he S ta r Today j II to« k d v , mmf I f lt n l * v l a l l l a s —If 7*rt» nr* tfqln * i n r n k r n »>» e u iu ta * hom>. op U yo u i n o a t e r la la lo * . w n l# ■ p o aln l e n r i to th la e p p a rtw o a t, b It Ibm i r t a l l a , o r t .le h p o n . th e ltoai< I t w ill H o jtT p ally_ ap p reelate< ._ ___ ________ _ a---- U AGNES AYRES in SOCIAL CALENDAR January 20-21 SU ITS , ___ . Friday—Mrs. Stella Arrington will entertain the members of tho Booklovers Club at her homo on Magnolln avonuo. Friday—Reception In honor of Df. and Mrs. S. W. Wnlkcr nnd Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Boyd at tho home of Dr. : nnd Mrs. L. R. Phillips, on Park avenue. Saturday—1 Tho Every Week Brldgo :v Club will meet with Mrs. G. F. Smith, at her homo on Magnolia avenue. Saturday—Children’s Story Hour at Ccntrnl Park at four o’clock. Wednesday—Wclfnro Department of tho Womnn’s Club will moot at tho Club Rooms at 8:30 p. m. s M ade-To-M easure [ % 41 i I- ijl'ii' I , s Mr. W. H. Tolbert, a special rep­ resentative of The SchncferWeedon Tailoring Co,, of Cin­ cinnati, will be with us Friday and Saturday, January 20th and 21st, taking orders for Spring and Summer Clothing, lie will have several model suits made up to show you the workman­ ship, and tailoring they turn out. s I*. T. Starling, of Ronnoke, Vn., wns n business visitor hero yesterday. A. Bristol, of Miami, spent tho day hero yesterdny attending to busi­ ness. “The Lane that had no •• This picture is all the name tears, smiles and exciting scenes but will mnke you feel better nfter seeing it. A COMEDY WITH IT Friday and Saturday—“The Birth of 5[E a Nation” a Wonderful Picture >LJ X akutatatail'atoiiia** MARKETS Homer Williams, of Thomnsvillo, C,n., is stopping at tho Montezuma CELERY while in tho city transacting business. Cnrlot Shipments Reported for Wed­ nesday, Jan. 18th. M. C. Sprill, A. M. Clark nnd W. T. Floridn—Manatee Section .............10 Bedford, of Gainesville, woro visitors New York ....................................... 4 in this eity Tuesday. Sr •jismsx. Calif., North Section ...................... 10 We would be glad to have you 11. A. Cooper and J. Smith, of Clove- Cnlif., South section ........................20 call, and inspect this line before V --7 land, Ohio, nro among tho out-of-stnto placing your Spring order. Total curs .....................................00 : visitors hero for a short stny. Unroportcd shipped Tuesday: Flor­ The Schaefer-Weedon line is GENERAL REPAIRING I). A. Emerick, of Port Ornngc, wns ida 3. well known in Sanford. Destinations of Florldu Shipments, West First St. among tho business visitors here yes­ Old Ford Garin : Wednesday terday. Phone No. 447-W New York ........................................ 0 2 X. M. McFadgor, of Atlanta, wns Philadelphia .».............................. registered at tho Montezuma while in Buffalo .............................................. 1 Pittsburgh ............t........................... 1 the city transacting business. No diversions filed. 5 Atlanta was represented hore yes- Telegraphic Reports from Important Markets 11 U nlay by J. F. Jenkins and L. B. NEW YORK: -10 degrees, foggy. ■ Johnson. Florida 4, Now York 1) arrlvod. Sup­ M. A. Brown, of Brooklyn, N. Y., is plies of good stick limited. Dcmnnd -ofmaking bis headquarters at tho Mon-j moderate for good stock market is tezurnu while in the city on business. steady. Florida’s 10 in. crates Gold­ HOUSE en Self Blanching, best $5.00-$5.50; ordinary and green $3.50-$4.50. Calif’s Section No. 7 of the Florldu Feder­ CLEANING ation of Woman's Clubs will meet this crates Golden Heart best $10.00-$10.50. afternoon, tonight nnd all day tomor­ Fuir, $8.00-$9.00; poorer as law as $0. ARTICLES row at Winter Park, Mrs. L. M. N. Y.’s 2-3 crates Golden Self Blanch­ Johnson, of Leesburg, Scctionnl vice­ ing best $4.50-$5,00. Poorer ns low ns $3.00. president will preside. CHICAGO: 10 degreos, partly Mrs. Henry Wight nnd Mrs. D. A. ■ 10 Stores in Gcorgiucloudy. Calif 10 nrrvied. 18 enrs on •1 Store in Floridn Kelly nro deligntes from tho Snnford track. Supplise moderate. Demand Woman’s Club nnd all members nro nnd movement moderate, market invited nnd urged to attend. steady. Calif’s crates Golden Heart This section No. 7. Includes the quality nnd condition ordinary $7.00Snnford Club. $7X>0; quality nnd condition fine $0.00. SUITS MADE TO MEASURE Florida’s 10-inch crates Golden Self FORTNIGHTLY BRIDGE CLUB p Blanching $l.50-$5.00, mostly $5.00. Spring is coming, tho weather will Entortnlning with her usual charm­ PHILADELPHIA: 43 dcgrcoB and soon be wnrm again, thoughts of warm Sanford’s New Store ing nnd gracious manner, Mrs. Harry cloudy. New York 3 arrived. 5 cars wenthor turn to thoughts of spring B. Lowis was hostess nt bridge yester­ on trnck. No Florida offerings. nnd summer suits. Mr. Tolbert will day afternoon nt her homo on MngPITTSBURGH: 48 degrees nnd bo nt tho Snnford Shoo & Clothing Co. nolln avenue, tho gueHtj. including only cloudy. No arrivuls. 15 cars on the to take your measure nnd your order tho members of tho Fortnightly track. Opening prices Thursday: De­ for thnt now suit Fridny nnd Saturday Brldgo Club. mand und movement slow, market of this week. See tho announcement Frngrnnt red roses and poinsottlas dull. California’s crates Golden Heart were artistically used in tho rooms 5s and 8s $7.50. Florida’s $5.00-$0.00. >in this issue. whore tho card tables wore placed. HALF-MILLION SPENT A very interesting gnmo of brldgo CHURCH WELL'S BILLING ON EX-SERVICE MEN was played during tho afternoon, nnd TIIKOUGIIT THE COUNTRY when Bcores wero counted it was We received the bill this morning: for Fifty CHICAGO, Jan. 10.—War scholar­ found that Mrs. Knight hold high Tho Churchwell Company has a scoro nnd was awarded a Bot of hand special representative out today und ships amounting to $500,000 huvo been new Dresses from I. A. Harris, New York. painted coastcrB. tomorrow billing the entire county and invested in 2,798 young Methodist ox■ Following tho card gnmo Mrs. Low- many cities in neighboring counties service men through the Tonrd of The dresses should be here today by express ■ is served chicken n la king, nut bread advertising tho opening of theso now | sandwiches, spiced ponchos, olives, stores in Sanford. The opening will Homo Missions nnd Church Extension and to swell Saturday’s sales volume we are coffco nnd grapefruit straws. be celebrated by one of the real of the Methodist Eplscopnl Church, Mrs. Jacobson, of Newark, N. J., tho Churchwell sules '.that, have made nccordlng to nn announcement mmlo going to sell them at cost, plus express guest of Mrs. Gcorgo Knight, acted ns theso stores so popular in Georgia. by Dr. David D. Forsyth, correspond­ substitute for an nbsont club mom- Churchwell sales mean tho lowest ing secretary, Philadelphia. The oxcharges. bor. Club members who enjoyod tho prices on the best of goods and a service men nro in 200 schools, col­ cordinl hospitality of Mrs. Lewis woro glance at the prices thut are on tho leges nnd' theological scminnrics, nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Mrs. Gcorgo W. bills and will bo in the Ilcruld tomor­ have received nnd nro receiving from Knight, Mrs. George A. DoCottes, row will convince you of thia fact. $5q to $250 a yenr ns n gift of tho Mrs. O. D. Bishop, Mrs. Hal Wight, Watch tho Doily Herald and attend church from tho Centonnry fund to Mrs. F. L. Miller nnd Mrs. F. E. the opening salo Saturday. enable them to finish tho courso of Roumlllnt. study begun when they left tho col­ IIUREAU OF MARKETS START lege to enter tho war. It Ih citimsted thnt 23,308 young men loft tho Tho U. S. Bureau of Markets has iMcthodist secondary schools, univer­ started giving tho reports to tho farm­ sities nnd colleges and professional ers of the Sanford district this morn­ schools at the cnll of thoir country. ing and tho reports will bo issued daily from now until nfter tho season KETCIIAM GRAND MASTER huH closod. M. S. Wiggins, the old (Iljr T h e A a .o e ltitr d I’r f i O , roliublo market reporter, has chnrgo of JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. 19 .-Chnrlcs Carefully testing your nattcry when tho Bureau in the Chnso building. II. Ketchum, Key West, was re-elected you bring it In to bo charged, togeth Grnnd Muster of tho Masonic Grand REMODELING SALE Lodgo of Florida nt its session to­ er with a thorough washing and day. Kanner’s Department Store Ih put­ coat of paint. ting on a Remodeling Snlo on ac­ Rivers Brothers, Sanford avonuo, count of ninny changes being mndo ONE DOLLAR for aro exceptionally woll equipped with in tho storo and tho nood for moro girls' sweaters in sizes 8 to 10 years. room for now goods arriving. This High quality—low priced. Give your sale takes in somo of tho seasonable children wnrm clothes nnd ‘koop thorn merchandise nnd tho prices will move 25fl-d2t; w-ltc tho goods. Look for tho advertise­ hculthy. ment in this Isbuo. Tho goods nro all marked nnd nnd will give you tho VICTROLA RECORDS REDUCED bonefit of tho big cut. Road tho ad­ 10 und 12-in. black label, doublo faced vertisement in this issue. $1.35 Records now, each............$L25 .85 Records, now, each--------YOWELL COMPANY 356-3tc Agents for Victrolaa WARD & SEE OUR WINDOW Sanford Shoe 8C Clo. Co. V w THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. Churchwell 50 - NEW SPRING DRESSES - 50 W e c o r d ia lly in v ite y o u r in s p e c tio n o f th e s e — Beautiful H o f-M a c S e rv ic e Includes . VU �* to m to Idly becoming a figure of tho paat— but hominy wo hnvo with us always. r w b lU fc e d e v e r y a f t e r n o o n exem pt H u n - nnd Mathematics, whon "practical" And grits!—Florida Metropolis. 4a 7 a t t h e H e r a l d l lu lld la p -, 107 to studies nhd student laboratories and M a g n o lia A r t , H a n fo r d , V i a . to tho chnirs of English and modern WIIAT THE DAUGHTERS By a Sanford Celcry-fcd languages were practically unknown WANT TO DO to to Man in college circles, when law wnB tau­ VUDLHIIGIIS to ght almost entirely In lawyer's offlco Tho Washington and Loo UnlvorsU. 1. H O L L Y ______ ____ ___________ J E d ll o r 1 to to to to to to to W . J . 1, 11. 1, A I I I ) .........S e e r e t a r r - T r r k e u r r r through private instruction, nnd our ity chapel of Lexington Vn., is sndly to Mi. A . N 13121........................g e n e r a l M u n n n e r modern university schools of journal­ in need of repnirs nnd tho U. D. C. ■C. L . I l l W I N _____ C ir c u la t io n M a n a g e r I ’ h o n e 148 u p to UlOO 1*. M . Mrs. A. II. Moses has n sprained ism nnd of commerco wero undrenmed have undertoken this task. .A d v e r t is in g lln t c a S la d e K n o i r a on nnklo nnd cannot walk much. Said of In n little mountain village fifty Tho United Daughters of tho Con­ A p p lic a t io n miles from tho nearest railroad; in n federacy, recognizing tho need for nc* she had her leg "pulled.1' flu b a c rlp t t o n T r i c e la A d v a n c e locality nnd n section dcsolntcd nnd tion in tho matter, pnssed tho follow­ ■One Y e a r __________ ___.— ----------------------W .W Somo people thought that Jew ship, ■ la H u n t h a _____________________ ___- 8.00 improverlshed almost boyond concep­ ing resolution at the St. Louis con­ D e liv e r e d In C I I 7 b y C a r r i e r the Levi Athnn had sniled into Lake tion by tho hillish ravages of Invad­ O n e W e e k ........... ................. — ........ IB C e n ta vention, with out u single dissenting Monroe last night nnd was blowing ing armies, General Leo in fivo years T h e b ig 13- to 18-p a a e W e e k l y H e r ­ vote: a l d e n t i r e l y c o v e r* N e m ln o le C o u n t y gathered n large faculty, secured for her fog horn hut it wasn’t . Tho 1—The United Daughters of tho noise in question wns made by tho « n d la p u b lis h e d e v e r y F r i d a y . A d v e r t l a l a a ra te * m a d e k n o w n o n a p p llc a - the times an ample endowment, built Confederacy recognlzo General Lee's 41m l D e m o c r a t ic In p o llt lc a . I 3A 0 p e r necessnry buildings, gnthcrcd tho Sanford Snxaphono Band at tholr y e a r , a l w a y In a d v n n c e ._________________ University at Lexington, independ­ first practice. inrgest student-body in the South, nnd M IG M U K Il T U B A H H O C I A T K I ) I ’ llK S H made his institution not only financ­ ent of both church and state, an pec­ ially prosperous but the ono conspic. uliarly belonging to tho wholo South, Leach of the Leesburg Commer­ nt once his greatest monument and cial (b in trouble. Ho Is trying to uous center of Southern higher educa­ the chief agent in propagating his in­ tion, crowded with eager ex-soldier find out ,"If you look hack nt a pretty More fog followed by sunahino. students from every Southern state. fluence nnd carrying on his life-work. woman nnd catch her looking back It rejoices in the success of tho nt you, who is to blnmo?" No blame Yet these achievements ns an ad­ Down below zero In tho northalumni movement to increaso tho gen- at nil; just human nature. Quito right ministrator were far outdone by tho sunny weather In Sanford. educational transformation of a typi­ oral endowment, nnd in tho effort of hut your wife would turn into a pil---------- o----------cal classical college into an institu­ tho Uhlted Confederate Veterans and |nr 0f snlt, nil right. People were out In the park last tion a full generntion abend of its Sons of Veterans to raise a hnlf mil_____ _ night In their .summer clothes, sitting times. In five short years ho added lion dollars to endow nnd equip Gen. Women are all right ns drivers of on tho benches and enjoying an open Schools of Law, of Journalism, and of Lee’s School of Engineering. It com- cars If they just wouldn’t keep ono air concert while their less fortunate Engineering, departments of Physics, mends most heartily the grent move­ hand busy on their front hnir. northern friends were shivering English, Modern Languages and had ment undertaken by the editors of the around the stoves and furnaces. nlready plnnned what would hnvo South to re-establish and endow Gen. Gernldino Fnrrnr is jenlous of n been the first college School of Com­ Lee’s original School of Journalism now operatic star that she hns sccurSenator I’nrk Trammell says he is merce nnd Business Administration by n simultaneous nppenl for funds cd for her firmament in Chicago, not worried nbout the Great Comrn- when, worn out with his herculonn during the coming winter In every Somebody ought to toll Jerry Just H E Salesman becomes more effi­ monor, William Jennings Bryan run­ Inhors he fell at his post, nnd loft his Southern community, thus focusing where to head in nnd see that she ning against him. I’nrk says he will institution ns his legacy to hia be­ the gaze of the whole South on the heads, cient when equipped with a Ford go right on running just liko he al- loved lnnd. —Jacksonville Metropolis. matchless character of this Christian Runabout; he covers more territory, wnys did which means that ho will hero. Hnrdiiig’ft parties at tho White visits more prospects and as a result, carry the vote of the people of Flori­ EATING OF “HOMINY-GBITS’’ IS 2—On bchnlf of the patriotic wom­ House cost tho nation $1G,000 n year closes more sales. da with him. Park Trnmmoll has en of the South, it reverently as­ says headline in papers, Old man URGED BY GOVERNMENT. moro real friends In all parts of Flor­ sumes, as its share in the memorial Warren must bo pulling off somo big No waiting for trains, or for busses to ida than nny man in Floridn and they movement, the enlargement of that ones. carry him to towns where trains don’t usually show up when tho time comes. Tho United States Department of chapel that enshrines his sacred dust, Mr. Brynn will find it out in duo time. Agriculture, in a recent bulletin, urg­ thnt it may continue the work for go. The salesman driving his Ford Will Floridn Women Favor Brynn? ----------- 0----------es the people of this country to oat which ho erected it, may bo made says headline in Metropolis, No— Runabout is continually on the job— Thnnks to the enterprising mer- more hominy-grits. more worthy of his name and fame, most emphatically, NO. Park Tramafter business. And at the new low price Hominy-grits? — Hominy-grits? — add thnt it mny ho protected from the mcll is good looking and hns plenty chants of panford the Dnily Herald is of $325.00, the Ford Runabout offers enabled to go to eight pages today Call for hominy-grits! over present dnnger of total dcstruc- j of hair and is young and has winVerily, everybody, at least in the nnd tomorrow. Business in picking transportation at an exceptionally low tion by fire. ning ways. What chanco hns tho up along every lino in Sanford, new South, is familiar with grits—a dish, .1—It hereby requests tho University “Boy Orator’’ of 1803 vintage, with cost per mile. business is opening, new business when properly prepared, fit for the to secure through Its architects ten- his hnir gone, his senile nppcnrnnce, blacks will soon bo built to accomo­ immortal gods; and every Southern j tntivo plans for such enlargement, nnd his wrinkles and his aches nnd pains? Phone us, and let us tell you how other date a dozen now firms who aro try­ family has dined on hominy—but hom­ 1 requests its president-general to np- Nix on thnt stuff. We know. concerns have found it good business ing to break into Sanford and this fall iny-grits, bunk! ] point an advisory architectural com- _______________ to equip their salesmen with Ford Run­ In the words of Tennyson “Some­ mittee of five members, of which shej Every woman knows she can drive will see a big difference in this city one hns blundered!" Grits nnd hom­ shall ho ox-offlcio member and chair- a car through traffic as well ns a man in many ways. abouts. ---------- o----------iny both belong to the well-known nmn, to net in conjunction with the epn, provided tho othor drivers stay family of Corn, as does moonshine li­ University authorities in planning tho out of her way. That idea advanced by the Dnily Herald several times for the merch­ quor, but there is as much difference University enlargement nnd recon_____ ants of Sanford to get together and between tho two as between shredded struction of this sacred snrino, thnt There’s ono thing about n big car— FORD DEALER hnvo special sales days nt least once wheat and hot wheat cakes. the mausoleum nnd Gen. Loos own of- it enn’t go any farther than its ownWithout even culinary knowledge fico mny he preserved unchanged nnd or’s bnnk roll, each week should lie taken up by tho C. C. COBB, Salesman Sanford, Fla. bunincsi men of this city nnd put the distinction can be made between the memorial nature of tho building over. It means so much to the busi­ the two dishes—grits are (the verb may remain, as far ns possible, un­ Churngold Oloo, tho best.—L. P, ness Interests to stimulate trade am! is nlways plural) corn ground Into altered. McCulier. 257-2tc mnkc Snnford the meccn for tho small particles hominy is (tho verb is No more fitting memorial to the people who want to come here to do nlways singular) corn in tho whole memory of Robert E. Leo could he de­ their buying. Advertiso and put on grain, associated with lye in tho eook- vised than this extension work at tho apecinl sales and keep Sanford on tho ing, thereby eliminating tho outer beautiful old Southern college for map. Tho day is past when you can skin. which he lived nnd labored during It was never intended by the god of many years, On this anniversary of nit down ami wait for business to come to you. You hnvo to go after concoctions Hint grits should ho enton his birth no hotter tribute could lie with sugar nnd crenin. Banish the paid than n donntion to the enuse for It now. thought! Grits rise to tho height of which “tho idol of the South" labored —otheir glory and soar in red ham grnvy, so self-sncrificingly. In many citiss ItE-ESTABLUSHING LEE or in a flowing stream of country throughout tho country the chapters SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM butter, or even in the company of of the United Daughters of the Con­ This is the birthday of Itohort E. scrambled eggs, but as a desert, nev­ federacy arc holding special memorial An assemblage from the most exclusive producers in America. The I jW, the beloved son of the South who er! Likewise hominy finds its hap­ services today, and are receiving of­ I newest models, exquisitely designed, original in pattern and of the finled the armies of tho Confederacy piest home in the renlm of grnvy, still ferings to he uaed in financing tho through four years of war, with hon­ to cat it by itself is no offense—and work contemplated. The beauty and 5 est fabrics can be seen at our informal showing of ReadV-to-Wear and appropriateness of tho birthday gift or to himself nnd glory to the Bcction always a delectable puHtime! " Millinery. Grits are made at n grist mill. Tho is beyond words, nnd tho strength of ■ whoso enuse be defended with his ■ com Is poured in one halo and grits the nppenl made through a mere suc­ ■word. The South hns had many heroes, pour out of tho othor. That’s elemen­ cess in the shortest possible spnee of l)ut none shall ever ho closer to tho tary but the truth, thnnks to tho in­ time. hearts of the people than this gnllant ventor of mnehinory. Tho proper NOTICE TO FARMERS—Just ar­ aon of Virginia, who, although offer­ place to make hominy (Tt is never b -------------manufactured) is an old-fashioned rived, fresh carload of thnt good old a ed c<>minnnd-in-chief of the Union Nuff Ravishing new Spring forces, resigned from tho United wnshpot—tho kind your mother used reliable KEYSTONE LIME. Fashioned by Peggyto put chickens awaiting slaughter un­ sed. Telephone 13R. Phone us your Stales Army and cast |iis lot with tho Hats, charming, Paige and other well land of his birth, for purely senti- der. Pictures show an old bluck mam­ wr.nts. They will hnvo our usual youthful and amaz­ nmtnUI reasons. Tho name and life of my, plus bnndnna handkerchief, stir­ prompt attention.—Hill Lumber Com­ known makes are now ring tho contents of tho pot, nnd cer­ pany. Service, quality, price. 257-2tc ingly original they are l* e nhali live ns long ns tho world retainly this adds pleasure to tho assembled for your in*7 >ectn virility nnd places a premium -—comparable only to thought. But It is not absolutely es­ Mullet Roe, 3f>c pound.—L. P, Mcup6T» devotion. | spection. Theyfortell, sential. The old black mammy is rap- Cullcr. the exclusive showings 257-2tc i t is ontlroly fitting that on this ■ in lines, in fabrics, in of the famous Paris­ day the campaign for tho reestablish­ ment of the Lee Memorial School of ian and New York hat colors what Paris will Shoe Repairing—Hand Work Journalism should be Inunchcd, under shops. These Hats decree when Spring the nuHpiceB of tho Southern News­ paper Publisher’s Association. leave no room for really comes. You will This school of jiumnllam will be doubt as to the accept­ located at Washington nnd Leo Uni­ find supple, Taffetas ed mode for spring. So versity, Lexington, Vn., and tho pur­ Crepe, Knits, Cantons For any Shoe or Oxford you wear into the Store. pose of it will he to perpetunto the many styles to choose It makes no difference how badly Shoes aro worn name of Robert E. Loo in n construc­ of rich design and oth­ from, in bewitching out. Buy any pair of Ladies’ High Shoes or Men’s tive manner in behalf of tho section er new materials for High Dress or Work Shoes and our offer stands combinations of novel­ lie loved. Gcnornl Lee w n B deeply in­ good. the slender miss or terested in education nnd devoted ty fabrics and strawmuch of his life to it. ------------------ B eg in n in g ------------------small woman and styl­ In an age whun college training SANFORD DAILY; HERALD meant only Latin, Greek, Philosophy, TRUCK THE HERALDPRINTING CO. S a le s m e n ! T EDWARD HIGGINS jj E a r l y P r e s e n t a t i o n o f t h e M o d e s in S p rin g I Wearing Apparel and Millinery 5 5 3a MILLINERY j We Will Pay You $1.50 Cash Fancy Groceries SATURDAY, JANUARY 21ST, 1922 FOR ONE WEEK B #• •• Fresh Fruits and Vegetables j WELAKA BLOCK braids. No words can describe their exquis­ ite lines and bewilder­ ing color combina­ tions. Prices ranging from— $19.75t0 $59.00 $4.95to $19.50 IBAUMEL S SPECIALTY SHOP DEANE TURNER | Phones 497-494 ish stouts, for the wo­ man of larger propor­ tions in new beautiful color combinations. Prices ranging from— SEE OUR WINDOW East First Street “Where Style Reigns” i Opp. Ford Service Station y .y .y .y .y .y .y .y .y .y .;;::;:::;::;^ ; ■ j 3 �• _________________________________________________THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD^FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1922__________________________________________ PAGE THREE The Bank of Safety Security-Service s This institution, whose success and strength has been builded by a loyal people, whose most valu­ able asset is the confidence, trust and esteem of those who know It best and whose highest en­ deavor is to nttaln still higher plains of service— wishes you a happy, healthful and prosperous New Year. The Peoples Bank of Sanford NOTICE Pin; Insurance Policies Numbered 12001 to 12050 (both inclusive) of the Sanford, Florida, agency of the NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY, have been lost or stolen. These pol­ icies were never Issued by nn authorized agent of this company and the same arc null and void. This.is to NOTIFY nil persons holding any of the above numbered policies thnt the NIAGARA FIRE INSUR­ ANCE COMPANY recognizes no liability under ihese policies nnd to request tiny Huch person to return these policies to— CLIFF G. KEY, State Agent NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE CO. 4.12 Trust Co. of Georgia Building Atlanta, Georgia Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST 212 East. 1st St. CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon and evening, Grny Gables, on tho bench, Seabreeze, Fla. I*hone 4i*l. Freo bath houses. 74-FTi-St-6m taken ovor tho office of City Manag­ REDUCED RAILROAD er McKKinzio, who hnndcd In his resRATES DEMANDED BY jgnntion nt Tuesday night’s meeting SEVERAL SENATORS of the city council. Tho resignation of Snnltnry Inspector J. W. Alkin WASHINGTON, Jnn. 10.—Demands was presented at the meeting and ac­ for reduced railroad rates, both cepted. frolgrt and passenger, wore mndo by Tho new city mnnngor hns n long several senators today when dobato record of achievements ns malinger of was begun on the bill of Sonntor Wat­ Sanford and there is n general fool­ son. cpubllcnn, Indiana, to order ing among the townspeople that his tho rnllronds to issue Interchangeable choice ns the city's guiding head In molenge books In 5,000 mile lots at commercial and civic affairs has been 2 1-2 cents per mile. for the best. Reduced rates would stiniulnto traf­ fic and Increase railroad revenues, JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 10.—The Sonntor Cummins, cpubllcnn, lown, child welfare bureau of the stnto chairman of the sennt interstate board of health hns submitted plnns comerce committee, nsserted, Rate to the federal hiircnu of health with red utic ns were hoped for ho added a view to obtaining Florida's allot­ ns n result of the present rate In ­ ment of funds for child welfare work, quiry of tho Interstate Commerce made available by the enactment of Commission. tho Shoppnrd-Towcr maternity bill. Present rnto levels, Senator Robin­ Florida, is was explained, is alloc­ son, Democrat, Arkansan, said had ated a total of $11,531.72 nnnunly for not only obstructed commerce but In five years from the federal fund, con­ hundreds of enses had actually stop­ ped business. Tho interchnngonblo tingent, however, upon the state legis­ mileage hood plan, bo added, would lature making a similar appropria­ tion. Increase passenger traffic nnd fill cars which the railroads, ho declared, The Ilcrnld for real Job printing. now enrry half empty. Sonntor Robinson spoke ct length pii h h N Ri Kn in h In support of the cntcrchnngcabla m fca mllenge book bill which has boon M PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR K* urged by many organizations of trav­ Ua fta eling men, and commercial bodies. P* Pi Pi itj m The bill was opposed by Senator Ip) h Cummins, who offered a substitute authorizing the Interstate Commerce Jnn. 31.—Song Recital—Mrs. Lucille Aspinwal! Tnknch. Commission to order mileage books nt n rate which would bo fair nnd compensatory. The Revenue Act of 1921 Congress could not any, he assert­ requires thnt evory individual having ed, whether the proposed rate of 2 a gross Income of $5,000.00 or more 1-2 cents a mile would bo fair. Ho al­ file Incomo Tax return regardless of so was trespassing on state rights, amount of net income. he nrgutd, in proposing to fix a rate Do Not Pay Exhorhitant prices for as­ for intrn-atntc travel. sistance in preparing your return. Senator Robinson proposed that tho Send for simplo form upon which to mileage hooks he issued In 2,000 In­ furnish information necessary to pre­ stead of r»,C00-ini1o hooks. pare return. Maximum price on farm­ ers returns $5.00 and ovary farmer AMERICAN VIOLINIST whose return is prepared will bo fur­ EXPIRED IN PARIS nished without charge one 1922 Farm HAD TAKEN POISON Record. This record dovised for far­ mers exclusively and fills n long felt Paris, Jan, 19.—Mrs. Thomas Ryan, need for n farm record sufficiently widly known American violinist simple to bo of any benefit to fnrmknown professionally as Miss Audrey ors. Retail price $2.00. Creighton, died today. She had been EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE PRE­ suffering several days from tho ef­ PARING RETURNS fects of swallowing poison tablets. Fllo yours now and get it off your tnlnd. OCALA CHANGES CITY A. S. Cl.ARK, Public Accountant MANAGERS, SANFORD I*. O. Box 1881 Jacksonville, Fin. MAN TAKING UP REINS / ■ f 3 ■ — ,1 f Your own vine and fig tree— j the joy and pride of your manhood; the haven of your old age. Well, why not We would like to see every man in this community the owner of his own home. We would like to open a Savings Account for you Today to that very end. 4% INTEREST PAID ■ ■ ■ « * i ■ § | % ■ § 1 t jj I' d j The Seminole County j Bank I \ | ■ STRENGTH PROGRESS SERVICE * ■ .................................................................................................. .. ........................ WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO SUIT YOU You can make money buying for advance. You are going to build a home one of these days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it by easy stages. If you have some money, will build one or two houses. Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the game now. M e is c h R e a lty C o m p a n y A. P. CONNELLY m AGENT VICTROLA RECORDS REDUCED 10 and 12-in. black label, double faced $1.25 Records now, each............$1.25 .85 Records, now, each.....!.......... 75 OCALA, Jnn. 19.—J. C. Ryan, for­ YOWELL COMPANY merly city munnger of Cnnford, has Sanford, Fla. 35G-3tc Agents for Victrolni ,S STAR oAnnouncementl 2 DAYS ONLY Twice Daily 3 p. m. and 8 p. m. FRIDAY SATURDAY Seats Now Selling for The Biggest Event of (he Theatrical Season uu Economy Cooking j D. W. GRIFFITH’S School Masterpiece of the Screen ■ jj 18,000 People MRS. M. H MILLER [S ■ ■ and an able corps of assistants in charge. Come and learn simplified cooking methods as perfected by an expert. Without Any Charge You Will Be Welcome .. .. 5,000 Horses jj jj s ■jj :3 ■ [ ■a in the GREATEST SPECTACLE Ever Shown ■ At the S IWoman’s Fair at Bulkhead! ALL DAY ■ - EVERY DAY with an ■ ■ «■ Orchestral ■ J; Accompani­ ment of the : J January 20th to 24th jj Educational Campaign conducted by jj Original Score g■ 100 PER CENT AMERICAN It Will Live Forever MILLING CO. \ a THE SOUTHWESTERN Incorporated J ■ iYjrJ V * ' y Millers of the famous « 3 | 3 FLOUR I\ TRUTHFUL I PRICES M atin ees............ :........... 25c, 50c jj Plus War Tax £ ■ ■ ■ I ■■■■ » — ■ : 3 N ig h ts .................. 50c, 75c, $1.00 ■ ■ ' �10 Stores in Georgia Sanford’s New Store stores in Waycross, Ga., Albany, Ga Americus, Ga., Fitzgerald, Ga., Moultrie, Ga., Cordele, Ga., Tift AND SANFORD, FLORIDA Their own big Wholesale House at Cordele, Georgia supplies these stores with merchandise at the lowest prices possible method gives the retail customers of the Churchwell Stores the same opportunities that the large city affords. ----------------------------------------- ------------- “YOU’LL APPRECIATE THE SAVINGS” — __________________________ Saturday Morning Saturday Morning Saturday Morning Opening Day of New Store % 36 inch Gabardine 25 inch Rain Bow PERCALE SKIRTING INDIAN HEAD (Dsiffifts si ysurdl C f e o S i y d L B 2 , © y d L ILunmmd Fam ily Church wells have been serving1 the public— based on the cardinal principles of business honest}', faith and service, their business has At Low Prices. One Lot Ladies’ Shoes Odds and Ends grown from a small store to eleven big stores All Wool, Hand-Tailored selling millions of doUars worth of merchan­ dise every year. * ■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ^ Shirt Waists To see one is to want one. Everything that the heart could wish for is embodied in these Stylish N ew Spring Frocks, priced for our O p e n in g ....................... Dainty new Voile Waists, made of sheer mer­ cerized Voile, with large and small lace collars. Fresh from the eastern markets. Priced for our opening— YouTl be surprised at the low prices on these fine Hats. I in big quantities enables us to sell them at a low p All the new Spring modes priced f r our Openin PRINTED VOILES 40-in. Wide 43c NEW SPRING GINGHAM Fast Colors OIL CLOTH The Best Quality LADIES’ SILK HOSE 19c 29c 98c FRENCH GINGHAM Only COLORED ORGANDIES Only SILK SHIRT CLOTH FANCY VOILES Only 69c 79c 98c 25c WINSOR CRINKLE CREPE IIIE IIIM H IE III _ TAJ r f a t t t t f t t t CITY AND WE WANT YOU TO MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS. WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO WE ARE PROUD TO BE IN VOUR B E A U m m . CITYAND WE « A ^^Y U U IV J» VALUES T 0 MERIT YOUR PATRONAGE t Ij XVFU _______________ BEST BLEACHING Only 19c �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1922 to to t a to to 1 ♦ • * * • • * (H r Tk« A u o c ta tM P rra a ) First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. Forster, Pres. B. F. Whitner, Cashier • COMING PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY COMING ALL NEXT WEEK EUSTIS, Jnn. 19.—The now golf courao of tho Lnko County Country You Can Find the Name of Club boro will bo formally opened Every Lire Professional and January 24, according to on nnnouncoUunlnces Man In Sanford in mont by officials of tho club. Nino This Column Each Day of tho eighteen holes of tho courcs virtually completed and it has boon stated that golfers will bo pormlttcd to try out before tho formal opening. Sanford Construct’n Co. Work on tho remaining nine holes is in progresa and it is expected that CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS this will bo completed during tho , Plane# and Specifications Cheerfall) Furnished spring or summer in time for uso next fall. All Work Guaranteed The course has been pronounced by H. T. PACE P. 0. Box Sfe experts ns one of the most attractive in the country, tho fairways stretch­ Sanford Machine Sr ing nmid numerous lakes and othorundulnting country. Tho course wns Foundry Co. Inid out by Cuthbort Dutchnrt, pro­ fessional in chnrgc of tho Wcstches- General Machine and Boiler Work; ■ tcr-Bnltimoro courso at Rye, N. Y., Cylinder Grinding; DcLuxe Pistons; and he pronounced the site unequnll- Oversize Rings and Pina; Flywheel ed by nny he hnd ever visited, de­ Steel Gear Banda; Crank Shaft* re­ claring ‘it would be one of tho most turned; agents for Cnillo Inboard and appealing coureso in America if prop­ Outboard Motors. ----------- Phone 62 erly constructed. EARL STOCK CO. IN THEIR CANVAS THEATRE AUSPICES IE AMERICAN LEGION 3 NEW PLAYS Big Feature Vaudeville Between Acts Acteylene Welding Yeast Vitamon Complexion Secret Banishes Skin Eruptions, Put* on Firm Flesh, Strengthen* the Nerves and i Increases Energy. LI jx j put u wmot to quickly in and oompUxion, put aorna firm, akin booaa, iInrrraaa has! thy flash oo powar (V wkI look your narrai ft fore* and faal 100 par oeut. better, Simply M a rtin ’, tin y try taking tw twoo of Martin'i ■h inMU VITAMON teblate with eweh and watch raault*. Maatln’a VITAMON TahirU contain highly centra ted yeaat-Titauilnaa aa wall as tha two other .till more Important viUmlnra (P at BolutJ* A and Water Soluble O and ara now b a n s uaad by thouaand* aa a tonic rwUiratrre and amaalns complexion ararat Pim­ ple*, t>olla and akin eruption, aaetn to like nwu’io, tba oomplrxlon bavanlih 11' eomea Ireali anil t>aauUful, tha e h a a k a_ THE row. tha Una m l. the ay«a britht. Ho THE UGLY BEAUTIFUL' amaiing are the rrmilU BLACKHEAD CLEAR U alwolutcly guaranteed UNHEALTHY or i VITAMON trial coat* you nothlns. Tha SKIN •ouro# of a glowing, radiant com­ SKIN plexion la frotn in t u u . You can't Of WUt Uh Ar* n.outWul Fw lurw II axpaot external application, to t«neflt Ymi Hit . An U«l» Skin, FUkky F in k i Condition due to mternal condition*. H olU w C h n k . , O r ■ S c ra w n y NaakT 1M aoma vitamin** into your xyateml Mailin'* VITAMON Tablet* Ara h i 1* aura to ram am bar tha name— lively I hHH Ta t* Ya IlMlr G C uu.mk a. ln T* CI C ln Yaw Iww dartin'* VLTA-MON. You can get Haaltk. Baauty An* A Mara tU Mastin’* VTTAMON Tahlet* at all Pbaa and Plgwra, ar Maway Baak. good drugglsta. a r, !) ■>* *v j ' f (t liba m I t >' Ar*Po*Mv*Iy QmnntMd to Pot Ou Finn FUoh, CU«r the Sldn end Inerease CWg t Whan Taken With Evmt Mm I or Money Back m M A S T IN S . V IT A M O N 'r f ® jflilL • •] UaKI , * is n tM A S T IN S i^ tV IT & M O N 1 l> ’ •fit R r.j ' t a •v y In response to the inquiry of many telephone subscribers: “What can I do to help my serv­ ice 7“ this advertisement is published. • v 'f l!r W r 1 .1* {> ii l - i Useless Calls For “ Information” Ii 4 s ['I 4 i i*.4‘ m■ ! Aft iDt M Our records here show that of the thousands of questions answered by Information operators every year, almost half are for numbers already listed in tho telephone directory. The Information operators waste hours daily in looking up and giving out theso numbers. These wasted hours affect operating ef­ ficiency on regular calls, cause congestion of the lines and increase the already heavy load on the switchboards. You can help your service by looking first in the directory to be sure It is not listed before calling “Information.1* The Information operators are always ready to give numbers of new subscribers and other changes not listed in the direc­ tory. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY I? M' 'dtifltl ST. PETERSBURG, Jnn. 19.— OF ALL KINDS Plnns to erect n new Shrincr's build­ ing here to cost npproximntcly $80,Sanford Welding Co. 000, hnvc taken definite form with tho 10!) North Sanford Avenue organization of n building association to finnneo the project. S. O. Shinholser It is planned to build a threo story structure, the lower floor to bo used Contractor and Builder ns an nuditirium with a seating ca­ SANFORD FLORIDA pacity of 1,2000 persons. Tho second floor will be equipped with bowling “WE DELIVER THE GOODS’ alleys, blllnrd rooms nnd other feat­ Quick Service Transfer ures, while tho third floor will bo Storage Facilities divided into rental apartments, ex­ If we please you, tell others; if no pected to yield $13,000 annually. tell us. Phone 498 PUNTA GORDA, Jnn. lO.The ChnrIntter county Board of Commissioners has taken preliminary steps townrd the calling of a bond eloction, the proceeds to bo uned for completion of the Tnminmi Trail through the county from the Snrosotn county lino to the Lee county lino, n distance of approximately twenty-five miles. The amount neccssnry for tho work must he determined by engineers before the election can he called. MIAMI. Jnn. IP.—Miami’s automat­ ic telephone system, .which will supplnnt the system now In use, will bo plnccd in service Jnnunry 21 accord­ ing to nn announcement by locnl of­ ficials. Delivery of tho new telephone directory alrendy hns begun. Tho number of virtually ovory telephone in tho city hns been changed. Boost the Legion And Go Every Night Come Across for the Boys That Went Across for You Will Exhibit on Lot Near Clyde Line Landing Auto Radiator Repair Shop Locntcd at 207 French Are., between 2nd nnd Third. E. It. BERGQUIST. CHULUOTA INN Hotel Montezuma On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Const Rnllwny, Chuluotu, Flu., nmong the pines and lnkes of Seminole county, nn up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private bnthn nnd hot wntcr heat. First class cuisine. Rates $2.50 to $3.50 per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ cording to location of roosi. “Sanford’s New Hotel” 11.60 Up Per Day COMFORT COTTAGE is now open for guests. Will bo glad to see now ns well ns old friends. Rooms and moals, also meals. IIouso hontod. Misa N. A. Wulkcr S Mra. M. Martin SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS ARCADIA, Jnn. 19.—Next Sunday, Jnnunry 22, will lie set aside In BnnV. C. COLLER, Prop. tist Churches nnd nnd Sunday Schools General Shop and Mill throughout tho stnto for tho raising Work of funds to build nnd oquipt a steam laundry nt tho Florida Bnptist Child­ CONTRACTOR and BUILDER ren’s Homo hero. 517 Commercial Btreet Sanford, Fla Tho Inst stnto Baptist convention unanimously adopted a resolution dcsi Geo. W. Knight gnnting this Sunday ns tho (Into to ReaTEstate and Insurance collect funds to remove tho handicap -:- under which tho snmo 1,200 inmates SAN FORD FLORIDA of the home now work. Tho necessi­ ty of Inundrying by hand hns denied Sanford Steam Laundry the youngsters of ninny of the ndvnnt FOR SERVICE ages of the homo, it wns pointed out Call 146-J by the board of trustees. W. RAWLING, Prop. It is planned to erect n two story building with the funds collected. The first floor will bo entirely devoted to George A. DeCottes n steam Inundry while on the second Attorney-at-Law will ho equipped « boy’s dormitnry Over Seminole County Bank nnd nnother Inundry. SANFORD -:- -:- FLORIDA GROVELAND, Jan. 19.—Petitions Employment Bureau.. are being circulated hero asking that Tho vocational committee of the Busi­ Groveland ho incorporated as a city of ness and Professional Women’s Club the third class. The movement wns requests all young women desiring launched by the Board of Trade. employment to registor at the First Our Iden of n natural-born conserva­ Nntionnl Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman tive is a dentist who tolls you it is go­ ing to hurt a little. F0RD Prices Reduced Effective January 16th All Prices F. O. B. Detroit ■ 3 Public Accountant; Audita—Syatema Income Tax Service Room 10 McNolU-Davla Bldg. Phono 852 Orlando, Flo. Mothers! Take ad­ vantage of the boys* and children’s clothing sale at Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. 251-6tc Tho child’a stomach is delicate nnd nearly all physicians will agree thnt every upsetting influence should bo nvoided. lntornnl medicines arc some­ times necessary but invariably they hnvo a bad effect on tho child’s sys­ Gardner’s Cnkos, Sunshino Biscuits, tem. Such slight ailments ns coughs, Bello Moado Chocolates nnd after dincolds nnd sometimes croup can bo nor mints.—Populnr Market. 250-2tc very successfully treated externally. Camthol, an cxcollent croup and ta fe tto N to to to to to pneumonia snlvo,’especially prepared 3,000 Plnnt Protectors for for children, whon rubbed vigorously Snle actual protection in into tho chest, thront nnd temples and tho coldest weather eusy to Hprond in tho nostrils nnd thront will inatall. Will snvo young break up tho phlegm, clear tho air planis. Twelve to twenty passages, Hontho nnd heal. It stopB a plants in each protector. cold without tho nood of internal med­ Inquire— icines. WINTER HAVEN WAG­ It contuins no cnpsicum and does not ON WORKS. blistor tho skin ns many othor snlvoB Winter Haven, Fla. do. 30c at all drug stores. Southern Drug Manufacturing Co., Jacksonville, to to to to to to Fla., Wholosalo Distributors. till 5 H. W. NICKERSON WHY COLD TREATMENTS FOR CHILDREN SHOULD BE EXTERNAL MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager : I V I I I 1/ N \ I ( \ |, w $348 Touring Car •• •• Roadster .. .. •• 319 Chassis .. .. •• 285 Coupe .. .. Sedan .. .. Truck Chassis •• * 580 •• 645 •• 430 Lowest prices F. O. B., Detroit, in history of Ford Motor Co. Let us have your orders now for prompt deliveries. Edw. Higgins Authorized Ford Dealer Phone 331 C. C. COBB, Salesman SANFORD, FLA. 1 �'* .“ *■ A» *y,■, V'v- :T* !W .'rpH -Y hop. :W m ** r1’' .;,f‘‘Jf*J -Xffll *T■-*, Lake Mary—February 10th, 10:00 a. m. to 12:00 m. Paola—Fobrunry 10th, 1:00 p. m. to 3:00 p, m. Monroe—Fobrunry 11th, 10:00 a. m, As required by section 12, chnptor !to 3:00 P* m. rron nwa oi of *■ Florldn, 5590, T Laws »«** » I will bo In tho 2G7-3tc Yours very A. truly, VAUGHN following plnco8,'on tho dato and bo- 2.i.2tc Tax Assessor. tween tho hours sot nftor each, for tho purpose of rocolvlng tax returns: G enova— February 0th, 10:00 a. m. AN ALL WEEK SHOW HOOKED TO OPEN UP MONDAY NIGHT to 3 :Q0 p. m. will bo a big treat for all so don't fail to tako ndvnntago of It, NOTICE TO FARMERS—Just ar­ rived, fresh cnrlond of that good old rolinblo KEYSTONE LIME. NuiT sod. Telophono 136. Phono us your wants. Thoy will hnvo our usunl prompt attention.—Hill Lumber Com­ pany. Servico, quality, price. 257-2tc Stono's cakes,—L. P. McCuller. 257-2tc The Enrl flnwk Stock Company will VICTROLA RECORDS REDUCED ho hero nil next week, starting Mon­ day night in their Cnnvns Thontro. 10 nnd 12-in. block label, double faced The company is being brought hero by $1.36 Records now, each........... $1.25 .86 Records, now, each.................75 tho locnl Amorlcan Legion Post nnd YOWELL COMPANY it is very desirious that they have largo crowds in attendance each night 350-3tc Agents for Victrolns ns the hoys nro raising n fund to build n new Legion homo in Snnford. This Phono 277 for groceries. 257-2tc m h h SALE : TEMPERATURE Ka ha hs ha hu h» h-i ho h-i hu ha hi hi hu hi h*i hi hi h'l ha ha ha ha ha ha hi hq ha ha _____ Foggy breather this morning. Don’t know Just whore it is leading us in this land of sunshino nnd moonshino hut wo do not want too much fog for fog is bnd on tho throat in dry territory like Florida—and Hilnini and other places where Pussyfoot nnd others have advertised tho wares of tho unrighteous so extensively, Hut, however nnd notwithstanding wo want nice weather for the Woman’s Club to pull over the big demonstration fair nnd oxposition on the hike front, Too much fog spoils tho better part of the day nnd somo of the night. Hnvo you a little fog horn in your home? 5:10 A. M. JAN. 20. 1922 Maximum ................. 81 Minimum ...„................. 01 Range ........................... 01 Barometer ..................30.31 Calm nnd cloudy, Ladies’ W. L. Douglass ff A High Shoes, p a ir ............ t j l T t d U S Ladies’ W. L. Douglass Comfort Shoes, cushion sole and rubber heels, p a i r .................... $3.50 Ladies'Light Tan Oxfords were $0.50 pr. reduced to tJ ) * » I ® Men’s Work S[hoes, just stamped $3.50. Special price, pair .................. arrived, $2.95 Men’s W. L. Douglass extra heavy work Shoes, $4.50 to $6.00 values ........................ $3.95 Men’s Tan and Black Oxfords, English Style W. L. Douglass $6 $5.00 to $7.50 values, pair * Blankets, large size, heavy blankets, pair ............... $1.95 Children's Coats, $4.95 now only.......... Ladies’ All Wool Sweaters, now only ...................... $3.98 Ladies’ Pure Silk Hose, pair ............................. Cups and Saucers, St. Dennis Style, set of 6 for only.............................. $1.10 Breakfast Plates, set of 6 for ............................ Covered Dishes, each ............................. Casseroles, each ............................ Mixing Bowls, extra large .. Bowlo and Pitchers, aot ..............# Chambers, with cover, each ......................... $ 1 .0 0 90c $1.00 $1.00 85c $1.95 $ 1.00 $1.25 BIG LOT OF LADIES’ AND MISSES’ COATS Sauce Pans, enameled, 6-qt. for ................... that we will sell for less than cost. If you need a Coat, come and look at these. . Aulminum Dish Pans, 12-quart, each ......... Aluminum Sauce Pans, 4-quart, ea c h ........... If you were not fortunate enough to get in on the extremely low prices during the sale, take advantage of the prices for this week. : srofff r/wr /s S a n fo r d , F l a . ■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■UHM ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■!!■■■■■ N otice To F arm ers 95c $1.95 $2.95 85c If you need a cook stove or heater for oil or wood see us. We need the room and will sell you one cheap. Just Arrived NuffSed From tiie start a Seminole County fnir should make n beginning nnd a fair ground, buildings, nthlotic field nnd nil Hint goes with it should bo es­ tablished here. Telephone 135 Phone Us Your Wants They Will Have Our Usual Prompt Attention W. T. Roberts and family leave for Grayson, Georgia, today after living here for tin* past six months. Mr. Roberts goes back to Ids old bank, the Hank of Grayson where he will ho PR IC E Q UALITY SER V IC E the president. Ho was with J the New York Life Insurance Co., hero but returns to his first love nnd his ■■■■■■■■■■a■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ many friends hero while regretting to sue him leave wish him well "back homo," Hill Lumber Co. Messrs. E. 1). Brownlee, W. L. Henley, C. II. Gillcspio and E. L. Woodruff attended the funeral of Mr. ■ J. M. Neely in Ocala yesterday. Mr. Brownlee conducted tho services in : the Presbyterian Church. Messrs Hen­ ley, Woodruff and Gillespie actyd as pall hearers. Clover Hill Butter, the best.—L. P. McCuller. 257-2tc Tho Congregational ladles will servo a Now England supper at the Gift Shop Saturday, Jnn. 21st, from 6:30 until 8. 250-3tp BARGAIN s Good six-room house with fifteen acres of cel­ ery land, half tiled. Can arrange reasonable terms. It will pay you to ^investigate this property. A . P. C O N N E L L Y CLASSIFIED ADS ifi 1 (f NOTICE Bicycles must at all times hnvo n light on them after dnrk. Discontinue parking on both sides of the street at all churches. Also on Magnolia in front of the Star Theatre; on Second street botween Palmetto nnd Onk avenue. Pleaso see that your car Is not park­ ed opposite nnothor car at any place on Park avenue. J. A. KILLBBREW, 265-4tc Chief of Police. WANTED FOR SALE—Pair of high ciaBH WANTED—Three lady solicitors for mules, wngon nnd harness, A. T. ItOSSETTER. COTTON SEED—The two host strains of cotton seed, Sasnowski Sen Island very prolific, $3.00; earliest long sta­ ple cotton known. Tho Meade sells same as Sea Island.—J. E. h utch, Wnuchula, Fla. 267-2tp FOR RENT FOR RENT—One light housekeeping apartment, 1011 Onk, Phone 2B3-J. GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONEY r* Writ* tu Empire Hotel Block •r >■ . > '■ > ORLANDO, FLORIDA house to house cuiivush for Aristos See Mrs. M. II. Miller nt tho fair booth on lake front. 2Gfl-2tp How about young roast Muscovy duck for Sunday's dinner.—Popular Market. 2G«-2tO WANTED POSITION as clerk or warehouse keeper, wholesale or re­ tail business. Experienced. Referenc­ es. Address "California" care of the Herald, 26fl-2tp GOVERNMENT Positions open, man, women. Experience unnecessary. Honesty required. Good pay to staff. Write, T. McCafferty, St. Louis, Mo. ________________ 1-1-3-15-22-29 260-6-p Flour. 253-tfc PHONE 550 i Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for lass than 25 cents, and positively no claeeifla d ads charged to anyone. Cask must accompany all ordara. Count five words to a line and remit ae* cordlngly. VICTROLA RECORDS REDUCED 10 nnd 12-in. black label, double faced FOR RENT—Two furnlnhed room* FOR SALE $1.36 Records now, each........... $1.25 for light housekeeping. 200 East .85 Records, now, cnch._..............75 FOR SALE—Hot water heater, gas. Third St._________________ 2G4-2tp Somo fui-nlturo nnd matting.—Call FOR RENT—Furnished housekeeping YOWELL COMPANY nt Comfort Cottage. 26fl-2tp 35C-3tc Agents for Vlctrolas rooms, 314 East 6th St. 2B6-3tp FOR SALE—llltchon Auto Trailer, Tho way to boost your community good ab new. Bargain at $60.00.— is to boost your HOME PAPER. P. It. Andrews, Phono 371-J. 261-lwc Phone Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention—Goods Delivered to Any Part of the City 213-215 SANFORD AVENUE P r y (3i®®d!© KEYSTONE LIME Phelu Crenm Cheese.—L. P. Mc257-2tc Culler. 98c 75c . Tho lake front will lie a scene of great activity tonight, tomorrow night, Monday nnd Tuesday nights. Sauce Pans, 6-qt. white and white with covers, each.... Aluminum Pails, 10-quart, each ............................... S m ft s S j& ® ® § amdl Fresh Carload of that Good Old Reliable Clrclo A of tho Presbyterian Church will have n cooked food sale Satur­ day afternoon at McCuller’s. 250-2tp Double Boilers, large size ....................... \ All aboard for the big fair—starts today. Berlin Kettles, 6-qt. white and Q O p white with covers................ O L Berlin Kettles, 4-qt. enameled with covers, for only ......... Ladies’ Pure Silk Hose, extra heavy weave, black, white and Cordovan, $2.00 value.... is over, but we are going to continue the sale i prices for this week on the * Mi MIHMhilcilqtaitaMM CHINAWARE, CROCKERY and KITCHEN NEEDS Dinner Plates, set of 6 for © 000° : PERSONALS : | We are making some changes in our store—changes that will make it a 5 better place at which to trade than it is now. It’s pretty hard work, ■ though, to make changes when so much good merchandise is in the ■ way. Won’t you take some of it off our hands, if we make the prices S right, so the alterations can go forward more quickly? Come in toj day. We are anxious to move it. Here are a few suggestions: 1 lot Ladies High and Low Shoes, odds and ends that are out of style, but good for service. Some sold for as much as $7.00 per pair. A ff PAGE SEVEN m n ha Hi h;i Ha Hu Hu Ha Ha Ha s ' , THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1922 NOWE T9 TAX PAYERS Chuluota—February 7th, 10:00 a. m. to 12:00 m. Gabrlelln, February 7th, 1:00 p. m. to 3:00 p. m. Oviedo— Fobrunry 8th, 10:00 n. m. to 3:00 p. mAltnmonto— February 9th, 10:00 a. m. to 12:00 m. Longwood—February 9th, 1:00 p. m. to 3:00 p. m. t , vr • f™ ‘$ ’**■': FOR REMT—Two nice bed rooms, 1011 Oak Ave. Phone 283-J. 253tfc FOR RENT—Three housekeeping rooms, furnished. Apply at llOfl Sanford Ave. _______ 264-6tp FOR RENT—Furnished bed room. Over Seminole Cafe. 24fl-tf-c FOR RENT OR SALE — 12-room boarding or rooming house, corner Laurel avonuo nnd Sixth street, just remodeled throughout and in good lo­ cation for business. See Judge E. F. IIoush older. 267-8tp Jones' Little Dairy Farm Sausage. 267-2tc —L. P. McCuller. I BUY, pay cash for second hand pi­ anos, Address P. O. Box 352. 245-12tp .WANTED—Customers for fresh mIUt» momlng and evening deliveries*—H» L. Garrison. Phone 3711. 150-8t-T« 204-tfc LOST ---------- --- LOST—Pair Tortoiso shell rim glass­ es between Chase A Co. office and Sixth and Myrtlo. Bring to Chase A IIow about young roast Muscovy Co., and get reward.________ 257-2tp Nice fat mackerel.—L. P. McCullen duck for Sunday’s dinner.—Popular 257-2te Market. 266-2tc . � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 20, 1922; <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/1d006e6526a1b0a5c71e838db4d3426a.pdf 05e9ef22904d64c19e5768246a872fc5 PDF Text Text SANFORD “ The City Substantial” | The Sanford Daily Herald ^ SANFORD “ The City Substantial” • IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION V O L U M E II NUMBER 258 SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. JANUARY 21,1922 STOPS PROPOSAL TO ALL SOUTH CALIFORNIA FREEZES POPE IS REPORTED DEAD CHINESE TREATIES BEFORE -W INTER’S CHILLY BLASTS ARCHBISHOP IS NOTIFIED BERLIN ALSO HAS WIRE THE FAR-EAST COMMITTEE NEW NOTE IN SUNSET STATE CITY MANAGER NOT DECIDED - ON NEW CHANGE fcctivc throughout most of the citrus All Hope For His Life growing district has been sufficient to enuso heavy loss to crops. Tho cold­ Was Given Up Eary , est weather aside from tho usual low This Morning marks in the mountains wns 19 de­ grees at Willows, Glenn county, on ' Thursday. How much ornngo and lemon crops sufferod cannot ho doter- 1 ANNUAL REGATTA, BACHELLER mined for several days. Orange ship­ PRESS REPORTS WERE RATHER PRIZE ESSAY CONTEST AND ments from San Bcrnnrdlno orderod1 PREMATURE AS MANAGER FOUNDER’S DAY RYAN MAY REMAIN HERE stopped last night by growers organ!- j zntion and county nuthoritiso expect-1 WINTER PARK, Fin., Jnnuary 21. Senate Becoming A nx­ —Tno following outline o f tho pro­ Woman Slipped on Ice, cd to issue formal orders today thntl Whilo it is true that tho city of Berlin Dispatch Says He all fruit which might have been frost Ocnln hns offered C. J. Rynn. the city Died at 3:35 This ious to Know About gram for Founder’s Week, has boon Causing Her to Fall bitten he inspected boforc shipment. manager of Sanford, the position of | Afternoon city manager of Ocnln, it is not true j given out by Dr. R. J. Sprague. It Late Developments and Break Wrist LOS ANGELES, Calif., Jan. 21.— that Mr. Rynn has accepted tho poslenumerates the vnrious nctivitiea con­ (llr Tkr Aaaorlilrl I'r m ) Freezing temperatures today caused tion as yet and is undecided as to (llr The A»»*eUI»d (llr The Ananrlntrd LONDON, Jan. 21. 5:00 P. M. Tho nected with tho thirty-seventh anni­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 21. — Tho SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21.— Cen­ what is believed to ho tho only ncci- whether ho will leave Sanford or not. Exchange Telegraph dlsnntch from American proposal to lay oponly be­ versary of tho founding o f Florida’s tral and Southern California residents dent of its kind ever occurred in Los Tlw Herald asked Mr. Ryan about tho Throe events—the chilled by two days of cold awoke to Angeles. A woman slipped nnd fell press reports from Ocala nbout tho Rome says consultation held by phy­ fore tho world nil tho treaties and oldest college. sicians this forenoon owing to ths understandings that rolate to Chinn Hnchcller osany contest, tho nnnunl warmer temperature this morning. on the icy pavement nnd broke her chnngo anil ho gnvo out the follow­ fact that tho Popo appeared to bo ing statement: . nut with an unexpected sot-hack yes-* regatta and tho Founder’s Dny exor­ Tcmporntures of 20 to 28 degrees of- wrist. sleoping caused the report to bo cir­ To tho Citizens of Sanford: Unlay when it came before tho Far cises—nrc open to tho general public. culated momentarily that ho wns dead. Recent press reports stnto, nnd Eastern committeo of tho arms con­ Tho Delphic dinner, the Snndspur din­ This was officially denied. ner, tho Junior prom, the Alumni ! state corectly, that 1 have been elect­ ference for format adoption. ROME, Jan. 21.-3 :6 5 p. m.—Tho ed city manager of Ocnln. I deem it Although such n stop had been luncheon and Association dinner arc proper that I should stato frankly to Popo hns lapsed into a stato of coma agreed to Thursdny "In principle" the open to nil graduates and former stu­ tho people of Sanford that I have not «ays the Epochn in edition just issuod. problem of dellnlng tho cxnct scope dents and the committee in chnrgo accepted this offer from tho City of q’bo newspaper says nnothor consulof the agreement precipitated n long nskH that reservations he mndo In ad­ vance through the college office. All Ocnln, although 1 expected to do so tation of physicians was to have boon debate and after severnl changes hnd graduates, former students and when first approached by the ropro- held at noon hut nfter seeing tho popo, been made In tho draft presented by former students and tho committee in * ' seiitatives of the City of Ocala with |>r. Marchiafava declared further conthe American delegation final action charge asks that reservations lie mndo Will Be Running Pull Blast Tonight With All the tho offer of a very substantial increase saltations were useless and that ho did was post|K>ned at tho suggestion of in advance throng lithe college office. in salary over what I am receiving at not intend to make another visit. Japan. Carnival Attractions Going present. The committee did adopt, however, All graduates, former students and PARIS, Jan. 21.— A Berlin dispatch friends of tho college are cordially in­ As the city commissioners of tho to the Havas agency quotes tho W olff a resolution expressing tho hope of Seven o’clock Inst night witnessed The Bachelor's Reverie is one of tho the powers that China speedily would vited to attend the president's recep­ the opening of the Seminole County attractions that drew a large crowd City of Sanford have requested mo to Bureau was snying tho Pope died nt remain here, nnd my many friends reduco the large military forces now tion in honor of tho seniors. 3:35 this afternoon, Romo time. Agricultural and Industrial Exhibit, (last night and is tho talk of the carniFriday, Jnnunry 27th have urged me to do so, I have recon­ maintained within her bordora. That !— Bnchollor Essay Prize' and while things nrc being done in a val. This show is ui charge of Mrs. sidered my decision and have decided 1:00 p m. action, the resolution declured, wns LONDON, 0:63 p. m.—Cnrdinal to the accredited High small way this year it means, from R. K. Tolar and words here will not to decline the Ocnln offer and remain considered requisite to nny rcul finnn- Contest, open Bourne, arch-bishop of Westminster, tho succcsh of this first venture, a fair ' do justice to their show. You will in Sanford. rial rehabilitation of tho Chinese gov- Schools or Florida, Knowles Hall. stated this evoning ho officially notl1 have to see this to appreciate it. t 0:00 p. m.—SOth Anniversary Dln- for Seminole county each year from 1 believe in Sanford and am thortoleKro,,h from Romo that tho Then tho regular carnival games ouglily interested in her future, and ' Cr” itime, in nnothor subdivision nor of tho Delphic Literary Society, now on. Crowds of Sanford people « h well will lie found along with the pnddlu have proved my faith by my works, Popo was dead. of the conference, tho groundwork wns College commons wheels and so on. At these wheels 8:30 p. m.— Annual Delphic Cup in- as those from the country thronged ns 1 have invested in Sanford real laid for another international gatherROME, Jan. 2 1 .-1 :0 0 p. m .-D n only useful articles are being raffled estate and built my homo bore. !ng' whVhsomo doTognVerscemcd to .tor-Class Debate, Knowles Hall. Pub- the exhibit tents and admired tho , IIIIUIHIIOII, liattistiaa, O one ofI mu tho Pope’s off such as flour, hams, baskets of . | . l l . I I I ! 1 OU H I II w 9 physlc(Mljau.many nice and after ,r< getting a Hnv ing i ecu ci to remain in San- , ,, . regard as a partial realization of He invite.!. ..... ” .... . booths nnrt ,t , , i i i » Mans, said at one o’clock the end waa* ! 1 groceries, etc. big eye full took In tho different at­ ford ns your city manager, 1 wish to ,. , . ... . . . . Saturday, Jan. 28th, Alumni Dny President Hnrdlng’s plnn for a con,, , , ,,, . ,, approaching, being a question only The dancing holds sway on tho city assure you that will egive v e you tho i 1, . .. ,, . . . ....... tinning series of meetings to discuss 9:00 a. m .- -Annual Regatta on tractions on the carnival grounds. of hours. In his slight delirium dur­ pavilion with fine music nnd is being The exhibits are located on the lake Public invited. same honest and faithful sorvico in world affairs. Tho sub-committee on Lake Virginia. ing the noon hour tho pontiff resistod conducted as a jitney dance. Roots are draft, headed by Elihu Root, npprov- | 10:00 a. m.-24th annual meeting of front at the foot of Park avenue. Tho oil the lake to take you for a boat rido tho administration of city affairs in tho efforts of physicians to listen to the future that I Imve in tlm past; and cd a resolution putting over a revis- the Alumni Association, Carnegie first building at tho entrance is do- if you want to enjoy the ride. liis heart action nnd expressed a dovoted entirely to tho display of Semi in this connection I would like to slre to riso ami perform Ids usual du­ The success of this first venture is ion (,f the rults of^warfare'to' a Ifu ^ ^ ;(,0 „ —Annual "Homo Com- note county farm products and is in thank my many friends who luivo ties. The belief that thu pontiff's lifo due to the fine efforts of airs. Cur’r i . r / n ? ? ’..ailed hv the United ing" of former students and graduates, charge of Frank Miller. Mr. Miller lett. The Sanford people and tho San­ come to mu these Inst few days with might he prolonged until late after­ words of appreciation ami assurance *I“ " • ' !, ' 1 f t faculty and trustees. Speaker, Hon. in well qualified to handle this pnrtien tl.„ « r j « m .. Willl„ m c . Comutock, "The I,leal. „f „l„r ™,l n, h,- ha. tar ihc ...... »av- ford merchants ns a whole should ap­ of their continued co-operation, should noon was expressed by physicians. preciate these efforts of a lady <li.mt.ioa of the Washington ncirotin* M i n . C ollce." Dr It. J. Sprauuo. «tr«l year, ha,I chant. Sotalaalc whoso homo is not Sanford and who 1 remain in Sanford. ROME, Jan. 2 1 .-2 :0 0 p. m.—Tho 1 have given my very best thought Haas brake eat .lurlt.it tho day an the chairman. Public Invite,I. Knowle. County’s exhibits at the Mid-Winter comes hero willingly to help tho San­ Pope heentno appreciably wenkor fair in Orlando as well as tho Semi­ and ability to the nlTnirs of thu city, floor of the senate, where n resolution Hull. ford merchants. Every man, woman about mid-day and hopos which hnd and thu appreciation and confidence 12:00 noon.—Tour of the Thomas It. nole County Fairs. At this particu­ was presented by Senator Wulsh, and child of Sanford should turn uut arisen after his period of slumber in expressed liy my many friunils lias linker Museum, led by Dr. Raker. lar timo of the year he is not able to and patronize this fair, nnd even if Democrat, Montana, asking informa­ thu morning disappeared. His general get together a fail? sample of what i played a very strong part in deciding Knowles Hall. Puldie invited. this one is not ns large as most fairs, tion about the status of tho Shantung me to continue to servo tho city as it's condition Imil become worse nnd ho 12:30 p. m.—Annual Alumni lunch- Seminole county raises as it is now it is tho stepping stone to something controversy. Both Sonntors Lodge between seasons, hut from tho little city manager, ami I shall mako every seemed slowly expiring. and Underwood, members of tho Am- «on. .College commons, bigger Inter on, and wo must crawl be­ ! effort in thu futuro to fully justify tho 2:00 p. m.—Annual regatta on Lake to be had ho ha* done remarkably well erienn delegation, told their colleag­ fore wo walk. Pope Benedict XV. confidence y f tlie City Commissioners with his exhiht*. Virginia. Public invited. This nffuir lasts until Tuesday ues tlie Shantung conversations were Pope Benedict XV was bom In After passing through the Produce and of tlie people of Sanford by ail 0:00 p. m.—38th anniversary din­ night. Make no dates for those near a conclusion nnd that if they . 1I’egli, in tlie diocese of Genoa, Italy, Exhibit building you enter the large vaneing tlie inturcst of tlie city in ov ner of the "Rollins Sandspur." Col­ nights hut take your family and your failed, there seemed to bo no hope of November 21, 1854. tent erected to cover tho many booths cry way possible. bringing the question before tho con­ lege Commons. . . ... Flu. friends and help swell the crowds. Be Giacomo Della Chican, as Popo lionYours faithfully, 0:00 n. in.—Junior prom in honor of iand in this, the mnin feature or tlio . ference proper. , uilors. Lyman Gymnasium. edict XV, was christened, spent all of fair will ho found. Mrs. E. Curlott, of the carnival ground , on oy C. J. RYAN, On the naval sido of tho conference, Seniors his boyhood in the little Italian town. 1 Geneva Is in charge. Congratulations thnt il( thoro y °u’ nm City Manager. the .Itaatloa continued unchanged. Sunday. Jan. 29th. Fnaader-a Day Hu was lmrn an aristocrat, scion of a a r e duo M rs. Curlott for tho fine work presence you are doing a big 11:00 a. m.— Founders Day berwith Japan still withholding assent Democratic aristocracy, tho ancient displayed in this tent. She has workbig for S>emlRide county and especvices in churches of town. od long and hard for tho success of ««»y Sanfordl The committees in National Race Congress Ligurian nobility, members of which to tho urllclo dealing with Pacific for­ 8:00 p. m — Annunl Foundor’s Dny tifications. It 'developed, however, are prominent in thu loarned profes­ Files Protest Against sions exercises. Dr. R. J. Sprague, chalr- this fair, being a Geneva woman but |chl‘ rK« are counting on you. that the hitch wns over inclusion of of Italy. man. Addresses by Mayor Keezel, of with interests of Sanford at heart, the Japanese islands of tho Roniu Negro’s Return to N. C. His father was the Marcheso Gius­ Wintor Park, and Hon. Darwin P. and lias brought exhibits to Sanford All Nations of Europe group undor the fortifications "status eppe della Chlosa ami his mothor, the Kingsley, president of tho New York thnt will benefit tho retiil merchants Have Been Invited to quo" and thnt a difference of viow Said His Brother Was Lynched for the Marchossa Giovnnna Migliorati. Both Lifo Insurance Co., Knowles Hall. as no ether form of advertising would on tho question hnd nrisen between are dead. His elder brother, tho Ad­ Same Act* Economic Conference have done. the Jnpnncsu delegates nnd their home Public invited. miral, inherited tho title. Tho Popo Space will not pormit a detailed ac­ Monday, Jan. 30, Registration Day. government. was a puny, delicate boy and gravo (llr The Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa) ((Yintlnn * < 1 from I’aci* Dual 0:00 a. m.— Registration for tho sec­ count of tho many booths in this tent, WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.—Tho Nat­ doubt wns expressed when ho was LONDON, Jon. 21.— I’ romior Lloyd but most every lino of business Is rep­ ond semester. RED CROSS MEETING the Nationnl I.lb- ional Race Congress of Amurica filed horn that ho would live many houra. 0:00 p. m.—Annunl Dinner of tho resented thoro nnd It is not only in­ George .addressing , , , , , ,, 1today with tho department of Justice TO ELECT OFFICERS Ho was educated in Caprnnicn col­ Christian Assoclntlon*. Hon. W. It. teresting to tho public but of a grent oral conference today declared all mi- 1nKaln8t tho roturn of Mntthow BulFOR ENSUING YEAR lege in Romo and four years lator ho O’Neal toastmnstor. Sponkor, tho educational value, nnd nil of the peo­ tions of Europe without distinction ft negro, from Canada to North was ordained n priest. ples of Seminole county should by no Rev. T. II. McConnell, P.D. have been invited to Genoa economic Carolina wliero ho Is wanted to anAt the nnnunl meeting of tho Sem­ Ho nt once entered the Acndomy for 8:00 p. m.— President's reception in means miss scoing this. inole Co. Chapter A. R. C. which wns Noble Ecclesiastics from which tho Af tor' pnsslng' through tho big tent' conference, "Recnuse wo want to put («wor charges of inciting to riot. Tho honor of tho Seniors. Cnrnegio Hall. hold at the Woman’s Club tho follow­ then reach the entrance to tho an end to constant wars and rumors protest alleges the brother of Unlock then Monsignor Rampoila took him to Former students, graduates nnd you ' ' , “ , , . "was lynched for tho sumo act which ho his private secretary. ing officers wero elected: In 1808 , |n>quCHt for hi- L,xtra(|it|nn friends of the college, cordially invit­ carnival grounds whom fun and frolic of wars. Mrs. Endor Ourlott, Chalrmnn, Mrs. Knmpolln was made pnpnl nuncio at holds sway from early in tho evening ed to attend. II. C. DuRosc, Vico chnirmnn, Mr. W. Madrid, a post of thu grentest import­ I till into nt night. There are many dif­ CHOKER IS IMPROVING M. Haynes, Tronsurcr, Miss Virginia ance at that time. Thu young priost f r o m s e r io u s il l n e s s Railway Executives ferent attractions on tho midway, all TEX RICHARD IS Smith, Homo service secrotnry, Mrs. CAN NOW READ HERALD R e p r e s e n t j n g . ] ( ) ( ) L j n e S won thu affection of Rampoila who local talent, hended by local people. h eld for a s s a u l t E. M. Gnllowny, Chnirmnn Voluntcor gave him a training in diplomacy Huch ON YOUNG GIRL Charlie Britt is in full charge of tho (Hr Thr Amoelalrd Praia) Service, Miss Alllo .Trafford, Mra. ns carnival and has working for him an Meeting at Chicago probably could have boon obtained DUBLIN, Jan, 21.— Richnrd (brok­ Fred Williams, Mr. J. T. Hutchinson. from no living man. Whon Rampoila (H r T he A » » j« l*(r< P w m ] nblo body of assistants. er, stricken seriously ill after his re­ Altho tho roll call chairman work­ New York, Jan. 21.—Tex Richnrd, Amongst tho cnrnlvnl features will To Discuss Negotiations of Wages and returned to Romo, us secrotnry o f ed faithfully in tho lino tho response boxing premotor, nrrested today on bo found a twelve net vnudovillo Hhow turn from United States in November statu to Leo XIII, ho took Monslgnor Working Conditions from tho whole county amounted to charge of criminal assault mndo by with S. S. Bnumol commundor-ln-chlof. continues io improve, stated today nt Della Chiesa with him und mndo him Still coffined to mini ony $372.00 nnd hnlf of this must bo Childrens Society on complaint of fif­ Hu is known throughout tho country his heme. under secrotnry. (Hr Thr Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa I sent to hendquarters. teen year old girl. Two othor girls for what ho can do in tho entertaining but condition now r.ich ho t.'.o read Following tho dontli of Leo XIII CHICAGO, Jan. 21.— Railway exe­ newspapers. Becnuso f tho poor response to held ns witnesses. cutives representing more than one Cardinal Merry Del Val took tho pines lino nnd ho hns arranged a number of tho roll cnll nnd tho smnll amount on hundred lines of tho country met boro of Rampoila as secrotnry of state. acts that kcop you on your toes from BRYAN SENDS CHECK hand tho Homo Service Secretary who BELOW NORMAL today to discuss tlio proposed return Motisignor Delia Chiesn remained, tho time tho curtain goes up until tho FOR WILSON FOUNDATION is getting only n sninli snlnry volunIS FORECAST to negotiations of Wages nnd work­ however, at his post. Ho wns mndo finish. He has such artists displaying tnrlnlly nsked thnt it be still further FOR NEXT WEEK their tulcnts as Miss Mildred Hully, ing conditions with train sorvico Cardinal May 25, 1014. (Hr Thr Aaanelnfrd I'rraa) reduced. When Cnrdinal Della Chlosn went brotherhoods on icgional basis as was Mnster Sehirnrd, Sid Rive, Billy Hoff­ JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 21.— Stnto (Hr The Aaaoclnlrd P rm l into tlio Conclnvo uftor tho death o f dnno before the war and establish­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.— Tempor- man, Tom Eagan, Charles Brady, headquarters hero Wooddow Wilson Churngold Olco, tho best.— L. P. Popo I’lux X thoro wero fow who ./n ment of railroad lnbor board. Mr. Clause und many others. Master Foundation today received check for 257-2tc ntures below normnl with generally McCuller. believed that his election was s possi­ hundred dollars from William Sehirnrd is tho boy wonder with tho one fair weather foreenst for Florida bility. Rut ho was elected. Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. Jennings Bryan. cornet. week beginning Sunday. Post cards at the Horald office. Two Days Cold Wave PROGRAM FOR Gives Way to Warm­ Principle Several FOUNDERS’ WEEK er Weather Days Ago IS ANNOUNCED LOS ANGELES ICE ACTION T as CAUSES ACCIDENT NOT EXPECTED Although Agreed to in COUNTY FAIR AND EXHIBITS OPENED AT LAKE FRONT LAST NIGHT, BIG CROWD EXPECTED ___ WAS STRICKEN WITH PNEUMONIA �t.V? , • THE SANFORD DAIL1 >, FRIDAY, JANUARY SO, IMS din ifeSOCIETY * i £ / As there are several matters of The Esrl Hawk Stock Co., coming Smith, who was awarded a handaomo much importance to be discussed it Is hero next week for a week’s stay will card table cover. In tho contest for IV) . .' ifii) > earnestly desired that all members pitch tholr tont on tho Clydo lino pro­ tho poems Mrs. Lesll* Bryafj won tho should bo present. perty on Palmetto avenue. priso of a half dozen Land cmbroldorAIRS. FRED DAIQBR. Society Editor, ed ten napkins for tho following clovPhono 217-W WESTMINISTER CLUB or little vorsc. John L. Way of Chattnnoogg was II 7<ra k « « * I I I ( H t i l i v U l t l a a yo« Kindly give us money — If j m i r t i o l v t n r n k t r * c r ro m ln i Tho Westminister Club will meet In tho city today tho guest of Capt. kom«, of U yon ore e n t e rt a l.ln a . w r it* In vain wo work Mondny afternoon nt tho "Sunbeam nbd ‘Mrs. Wimbiah. Mr. Wray is ■ p t.ilil rr rd to thla department, f l r l n i detalla. or telehpone the Item, ft will Not so very funny • Cottngo" on West First Street, tho with tho ^rndstroet Co., and has h e_*reatly npprerlatrd. Do not shirk homo of Mrs. John Bnkor. chnrgc of tholr business in Tennessee. SOCIAL CALENDAR Endless toil and Jobor, Ho wns grontly plcnsed with Sanford Run from day 'till dark nnd her people. Mrs. Frank Akers nnd her mother Saturday—Tho F.vory Wools Brldgo Get the neighbors' children Mrs. J. It. Walker of Atlanta, nro Club will moot with Mrs. G. F. And take them to tho park. Dill nnd sour pickles in bulk.— L. spending the day today in Orlando. Smith, at her homo on Magnolia Rend them little stories, P. McCullor. 257-2tc avenue. Tench them while they’re young Mrs. Mary Higgins left Sunday Saturday— Children's Story Hour nt Ever in the future, Colvin S. Brown, chief o f tho Or­ evening for Lnnsdnle, Pn., whero sho Contrnl Park at four o’clock. Note the good that's dono. ganization Sorvlco Department o f tho will spend somo time with her daugo-1 Everybody took part in cutting for United States Chamber of Commerce ter Mrs. Julius Stryker. RRIDGB AND SEWING PARTY. the last prize, a dainty bridge sot, is hero today nnd spoko to tho nicmbora o f tho Sanford Chamber of Tho card and sowing party given won by Mrs. Rryati Stumnn. Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs G. I. Commorco at tho noon day luncheon At tho conclusion o f tho game and yesterday afternoon nt tho Parish Loucks nnd Mrs. John Leonnrdi re­ Mr. Brown is House was nn unqualified success in contest n most inviting snlnd course turned homo yesterday from Tampa nt the Vnldez Hotel. was served. very much Impressed with tho wounboth n financial and a social sense, whore they nttended the Conference derful possibilities o f Sanford and The hostesses for this delightful oc­ and served also to bring the work of of tho D. A. R. tho Mother's Club before n sympathe­ casion whose cordiality was for each tic audience and set forth its gener­ guest in turn wore Mrs. Roy Rower, Mrs. II. J. Starling nnd her guests Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen, Mrs. M. ous aims. Mrs. Arthur B. Gllkcs nnd Mrs. R. W. Minnrik, Mrs. Fred Dnlger assisted Tables wero reserved by Mrs. Holly, Simms of Jncksonvillo roturend yes­ Mrs. Henry Wight, Mrs. Ilnumel, Mrs. by Mrs. D. C. Mnrlowo, Mrs. R. R. terday from Tampa whero thoy at­ Dons, Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Mrs. L. C. Vorco, Mrs. Stanley Walker, Mrs. For­ tended tho Conference of the D. A. R. est Lake, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. C. R. Kolb, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen and Mrs. W. II. Singletary. Kirtley, Mrs. Honnctt, Mrs. Hines, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. T. Frnsk and Mrs. Tnkach, whoso lovely voico has Mrs. DoCottos, Mrs. Ed. Lane, Mrs. daughter Paulino hnvo returned from gained additional depth and tender­ Howard Smith, Mrs. J. I). Coleman, Tnmpn nnd will spend somo timo in ness through her own young mother­ — sixty plnycrs enjoying tho bridge Sanford, guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred hood, sung an appropriate group of {fame while a group of twelve Indies T. Willinms before routrning to Mich­ songs which went straight to tho served and took pnrt in an original contest mnklng a poem from the ana­ many mother hearts among her hear­ igan. gram Kintcrgnrtcn. High score in the ers. She was followed by Mrs. A. M. card game was made by Mrs. John I’hillips who in a brief talk, outlined A) Ka 1st hi Mi the work of the Mother’s Club in open­ ing a Kindergarten for tho little chil­ dren of Sanford. There has been a M h h Mu h i>a fci fair response in tho way of attend­ G EN E R AL REPAIRING ance, but thero is room and a demand Carlot Shipments Reported for Thurs­ West First St. Old Ford Garag* for more pupils if the work is to bo day, January 19th Phono No. 447-W self-supporting. A t present the ex­ Florida—Sanford section ................ 3 pense nttnehed to the work is consid­ Floridn— Manatee section ................ 9 erably in advance of the income hence California—Northern section ......... 23 \ Carefully testing your Buttery when tho necessity for augmenting by California—Southern section ......... lfi ' this entertainment. New York .............................................. 7I you bring It In to be charged, togeth­ Mrs. Roy Rower as chairman of tho Kindergarten committee, will be glad er with n thorough washing nnd Total cars ...................... GO to answer inquiries. Florida by boat, 57 crates. coat of paint. Too much praise cannot be given Destinations of Floridn Shipments -O ftho Mothers Club for their efforts in Chicago ................................. 4 Tho price? ONE DOLLAR for filling the long felt need for a Kin­ Buffalo ................................................. 2 HOUSE dergarten, and it is earnestly hoped New York ........................................... 3 six-volt battery. that full success will come to the Boston .............................. 1 CLEANING work.—Contributed by Mrs. Wight. Philadelphia ....................................... 2 MARKETS : S«m!nol« county. Ho spent yester­ day afternoon and night here, heard our excellent band and likes Sanford Immensely. " ' “ ' “ ' I » » - «nthuil,,m fo r the big Five County F,|, th, toko ploco next month. g .n Z county will h »,o . .whlWt Z J l nguln If tho pooplo will . „ | „ p C. E. Howard, secretary o f tho Sub L. Mlllor In sotting Up „ h|b|„ tropical Fair at Orlando was in tho making it what it should be. d WARD & RIVE Hof-M ac S erv ice Includes SEE OUR WINDOW Hof-Mac Battery Co. T ty i l ARTICLES ST. AGNES GUILD Tho St. Agnes Guild will meet Mondny afternoon nt 3:30 at tho Rec­ tory, with Mrs. Jonothnn , Peck ns hostess instend of Mrs Earl Rurdick ns previously announced. 17 FZ Total cars ....................................... 12 No diversions filed. Shipping Point Information, Thurs­ day, Jnnunry 19th SANFORD, FLORIDA: Warm nnd clenr. Shipments very light. No sales reported. BALL HARD­ WARE CO. The Star Today H □ % * “ t h E 'IS S S eifT w l A A N A T IO N 38 .. j ^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aaaaaaaaaaB g * • i H By for-th e most wonderful picture ever made. 18,000 ppople— 3,000 mounts o f the Ku Klux Klati — millions of dollars spent and two years to make. Two performances daily, one at 3:30 each after­ noon nnd one at 8:00 each night. They bring their own orchestra with n special musical score. BALCONY RESERVED FOR W H ITE PEOPLE O N LY FOR THESE TW O D A Y S Saturday at the Princess— Marie Pro­ vost in “ A Parisian Scandal” ; Comedy SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEM ETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Woat Flrat Street 1018 West First Street It is Easy to Identify TH E BEST IN SPORTING GOODS Our Store is headquarters for both SPALDING’S REACH Base Ball, Foot Ball and Tennis goods. line is a winner. Big reduction in prices. and Our 1922 , Sanford Cycle SEMINOLE CAFE SANFORD’S NEWEST PLACE On January the 1st, the Seminole Cafe opened with a Mid-day Dinner. Eighty-eight Turkey dinners were served at the first meal. The evening meal o f the first day was equally well attended. Since the opening day the patronage has steadily increased, from home folks, as well as from the tourists. From the opening day, to January 15th, inclusive, 4,167 meals were served—an average o f 245 meals daily. The patronage from Sanford and Seminole County is especially appreciated; for the management is not in­ sensible to the fact that the tourists stay but a short time, and it is, therefore, the purpose of the Seminole Cafe so to cater to the Home Trade, that a permanent patronage may be merited and maintained twelve months in the year from this immediate locality. x Therefore, with a view to getting better acquainted locally, the public is especially invited to try our Dinners. DINNER 75c MENU Iced Celery Oyster Cocktail Mixed Pickles Soup • Cream of Chicken Baked Sea Bass a la Bordelaise Stewed Chicken with E gg Dhmplings Roast Sirloin of Beef, Brown Gravy Roast Leg of Pork, Apple Sauce Fresh Vegetable Salad Mashed Potatoes , Asparagus Tips in Cream Candied Yams Home-made Apple Pie . Cocoanut Custard Pie or Vanilla Ice Cream and English Walnut Cake Tea . Iced Tea . Coffee ------------------------------ S P E C I A L - -----------------------------Roast Young Turkey with Cranberry Sauce, $1.00 ■* o- SEMI N O L E O A F E New Miller Building, Park Avenue i r,.. 1 �. rr. :Y ■ ■ ... J r, b v*?. It9s> T H . S A N ^ P A U - Y N P B A I .D . 8 A T U H B A V . ^ T P , W | * * SANFORD DAILY, HERAIP _ kllahHI t m r i t t m M i u m i ( 4 * 7 at the Herald UulUIn*. 107 M aiaolla A r » , Haaferd. Via, THE HERALD PRINTING CO. FUDL181IBIIS HOLLY_____________________ Editor LILLAHO____Beeretary-Treaearrr NHKL-----------------aeavral Hanaarr Ill W IN _____ Clrcalatloa M anaiir Phone 148 np to OtOO F. M. Adrrrtlalaa llatea Made Known on Application WL 3». H. «. J. J, A. L. Bnhecrlptlon Price In Advance One Year ................- .........- .........- ........I®-®® -M i M on th e ............. ........................— ------- 8 .0 0 « m nellrercd In Clip br Carrier W eek _____________________ 18 Cento Tke hi* 13- to 18-paae W eekly Iler“ ‘ C < ______" covers ..... Seminole Conntr « W entlrelr •la pnbllehrd every Friday. Advertill •llama rates made known on nppllca-ttoK. Democratic In polltlca. MJ10 per year, always In advance. * MIEMIlKIl TIIR ASSOCIATED PRESS sii$ Chnrify is all right but for Sanford and Seminole county to endeavor to tako care o f all the charity cases tlint como In on the trains at the rate of twolvo or more a day is preposterous. All of these people havo a homo some­ where. Let them stay where they be­ long Instead of “ touring Florida.” ------------ o------------- temperamentally opposed to tim «ll-. MICKIE SAYS ness. They prefor linking the ad­ vertisements to Egypt and Olympus, | NAs GOT MORfi IAOMBW ^ rather than to tho gossip of tho dally THAW N A KV4QVJ V4WAT Tt> DO press. As artists, thoy nro quite V4VTH, GIVE \Y TO TVV SAU/hc right; but ns advertisement makers, lflO M A W A V l DOWY OOMATE j thoy are quite wrong. [\YYt> YH’ GUCWBR9 VJUO VJAVV It is mark o f tho highest skill in TO PUTT HER "a d "? m A advertising when a manufacturer can 'POCKET DtRECTORS"OR OW A get tho benefit o f tho nows. ROAD91DE SIGH VJHERE. It wns a superb advertisement, for IT VJ\UHEVER 9E SEEH \ </ instance, when Watermnn’s told tho public that tho pen thnt Lloyd George used to sign tho Treaty of Pcnco was a Watermnn. The great basic fact is thnt a nntion is n vnst hoard of people— tho­ ughtless, indifferent, solf-absorbed, happy, and miserable people, who are thinking tho snmo things at the samo time. Tho nntlon lives dny by lay. It nays— "Give us each day our dnlly dolly gossip,” and If you wish to at­ tract the fnvorable attention of this herd of people, you must go with it and talk about what it is interested in. There’s a fortuno for tho advertiser who can mnko the best use of this tip —follow tho nows. HOME SALE DAYS If any moro visitors to Bimini get lost they ought to cut it out of tho papers.— Sanford Herald. Visitors to Ilimini nro important peoplo in Miami. If we ever go to Miami again, we shall visit Uimini •ourself.—Ocala Star. So will we, Brother Benjamin, but •wo will not get lost and if wo do thoy do not need to send nny airplanes nftcr us or publish nny reports in tho Dowspnpcrs. ^ M M * *= M M TRUCK • Ml j The Bank of Safety Dy a Sanford Celery-fed Man ' a Security-Service ■ s i a a a Mary’s Litle Calf I Mary hnd a littio calf, Too slim to plcnso, nlnckl So sho enjoyed tho paragraph "Long skirts nro coming back.” — Boston Transcript. This institution, whose success and strength has been bullded by a loyal people, whose most valu­ able asset is the confidence, trust and esteem of Mary has a fatted calf, And when the peoplo spy it, It gives them all n hearty laugh, So Mary’s on a diet. — Cincinnati Enquirer. A wifo wants to know if it is wrong for her husbnnd to kiss unmarried girls? Ask Bob Holly, ho’s up on such questions.— Reporter-Star. Why should Bob know? He novor kissed a girl in his life. Off-hnnd, I should say, however, that it is not wrong unless tho wifo thinks so,— then it is all wrong— bulleivo you us. aa a a those who know it best and whose highest en­ deavor is to attain still higher plains of service__ wishes you a happy, healthful and prosperous New Year. aa a a a a sa a ! The Peoples Bank of Sanford ! Classified. It waB tho Judgment Dny, and points and tho porta of Mobilo nnd Every merennt in every hninlet or j j ew Orlcnns will become somi-wcck- throngs o f people were crowding metropolis is interested in two things: ,y Tho bcnofit of rcRU|nr 8nUings at around tho'Penrly Gntcs trying to con- ►♦♦♦♦♦++,H mM,++4"M"M*^+-I'++<M'+++*H*+++++++++++++++++^+++^ IToldlng tho trndo he hns, nnd extenf rcquont Intervals is apparent to vinco St. Potor thnt they were entitled ding his trading sphere. Trndo ox- sh, in Alabama, Mississippi, to entor Heaven. tension, wo call it; Old home week, '[’(•nnesBCO and Georgia within tho torTo tho first applicant St. Petor snid, others have named it; Home snles rjtory enjoying a 20 per cent freight "What kind of n car do you ow n ?" dny, others nay it Is nil of thenc, nnd reduction by uso o f tho river. "A Packard," wns the reply, "All more. It is the dny, or the week, of "This twicc-n-woek sorvico will bo right," said St. Petor, “ you go over FROM THE FOREST TO YOU honest cooperation betwoon citizen provided by four self-propelling bnrg- there with tho Presbyterians." By eliminating ail o f the waste, ovor half of tho labor, nil of the nnd citizen, morchnnt nnd merchnnt CS( tho inst having recently been comTho next in line ^ostified that he middlo man’s profits and by delivering a home on record time direct nnd mrrchnnt nnd citizn, I plcted. Each of these freighters hns owned n Buick nnd wns told to stnnd from tho forest to you The Atlanta Constitution snys, “ Tho n capacity o f 2,000 tons, thus enabling over with the Congrcgationnlists. Be­ CHURCH, SCHOOL. NEWSPAPER spirit of cooperation hns contributed th0 simultaneous movement up nnd hind him wns tho owner of n Dodgo, QUICKBUILT BUNGALOWS to niako sales days throughout tho down tho river o f 8,000 tons of mlscel- who wns ordered to stnnd with tho Put Tremendous Savings in Your W e chanced to ask the principal of stntc highly successful from every inneou8 freight This equipment is In Baptists, Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any size. Built a local Bchool this question, "F or the point of view." I addition to thnt of power boats nnd Finally a mock littio individual i>:ording to latest improved methods of houso construction, of the good and host interest of n communi­ A grent home snles week wns "pul- barges used primarily in carrying came along, "Whnt kind of a cpr do best of materials, at a groat Baving. Tholr economy Is worth investi­ ty, what threo institutions nro first?" led” In n Cobb county, Gn., town nnd coni, steel and iron products. Tho sclf- you ow n?” wns the question. gating. lie replied: "The church, tho school tho Times of the county snid of it: propellers aro peculiarly ndnptcd to “ A Ford,’ wns tho nnswor. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE nnd the newspnper." “ The thing hns succeeded beenuso ( the service of merchants." "You just think you own n car. You showing in natural colors mnny attractive, monoy-snving homes. He was exactly correct nnd ,this is tho mercrants have cooperated nnd This, reduced to terms of Tnmpn, go over there with tho Christian why. The church hns to do with the have been above board in nil their means thnt through tho Gulf nnd Scientists.”-— The Arklight. A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO. Spiritual and social uplift of human!- transactions with each other nnd with Southern und tho Mallory lines plying ty, the school is a mental, physical their friends who live In the country." between Tnmpn and Mobile nnd Now QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, Dept. 18-K Spooners n Nuisance? nnd moral developer of the child nnd This spirit of cooperation—which Orleans, this port also has the ndvnnEverybody loves a lover— thnt is, CHARLESTON, S. C. youth, tho nowspnper, while first menns you nre doing something as tngc of un nil-water mto from tho everybody excopt residents near Wil­ comes last. It is the servant of both well as expecting tho other mnn to do coal mines and the steel mills of tho mington, Dei. Tho peoplo there have ENTZMINGER BROTHERS school and the church in the forward­ something—is so well organized ns Birmingham district nnd from the appealed to authorities to stop Spoon­ LOCAL AGEN TS, LONGWOOD, FL A . ing of the things they stand for and the salient factor in successful mer- Mississippi river points for grnin and ers from parking their cars along tho further, is the civic nnd commercial chnndising on a large scnle, thnt the grain-products, ns well ns for shiproad nnd keeping them nwnko at I hont of tho community. Worth County, Gn., Local, calls ntten- ments o fits own products of fruit nnd night. Tho question is—whnt keeps 1 Tho ministor is usually furnished , tion o f its renders to tho fact that: vegetables, and nnvnl stores, if we the residents awuke? Spooners usual- 1 a "homo" nnd an "office" nnd is pnid “ Merchants nnd business men of n want it. M ly nre ns boisterous ns grnvoynrd a a living or liberal salnry, nlso. This town must coopornto with one nnothMr. Hoskins in his letter calls at- mice.— Illinois Motorist. 5■ is true with the teacher except the rr if they would hold tho trade that tention to this, snying: ■ Tiomo, while with tho publisher it is belongs to them. All business instl- j "The Mississippl-Wnrrior sorvico Chns. Brady could not hnvo picked ■ another story—ho must invest from tutions and proporty owners of a met tho situation, uffectivo January ■ u better time to sing tho "End of n Call on us. We will give you all information *3,000 to 30,000 in equipment, pny of- town, to lio permanently prosperous, 10, 1022, lit S t Louis, Cairo nnd MemI’ orfect Day.” It wns nnd nlso a per­ fico nnd house rent, bear the whole nuist he always working together to phis (proper) on nil-water movement fect night. and make your application for License ■ -expense of the undertaking without bring the trade of tho territory in from these points, expecting later to ■ assistance from the outside nnd if he their direction, or see it go elsewhere apply the reduction to joint rail-amiB The Mule's All Right ■ for your car makes over nnd above his expenses, when more alluring inducements nre water movement via those points. This ■ We sometimes think thnt the mule ■ ■a ’ laboring man’s salary," he wears offered." mnkes the all-water rates via Mis- ain't n darned fool after nil. He at ■ n grin that will not come off, yet, ho ■ Whnt those county papers in nnoth- sissippi-Warrior service in connection least mnkes people respect him if they ■ 1s ns much a public institution and ci* -stnto have snid is true of every with Gulf & Southern S. S. Company a don’t lovo him. Generally spenking, aa public benefactor ns either of tho oth­ attempt to foster merchnntilo exten- via New Orleans to Tampa on grain it’s tho kicker that gets things. Pcoers named, if not more.— Lake Worth sion in Tampa, or in New York. The and grain-products in carloads: From plu toss him a bone now nnd then WE SELL U. S. ROYAL CORD TIRES . j Jlcrnld. only difference is in the nmount nnd St. Louis (proper) 33c cwt.; from Cn- because they know ho will kick if he form of cooperation to l>3 used. j iro (proper) 30l&c cwt.; from Mum- doesn’t get it. On the other hand, HOW TO ADVERTISE Go out nnd bring in tho trade thnt phis proper, 2flc cwt., giving a dif- the good natured every dny old gink property belongs to Tnmpn; nnd tho fcrcntinl against the reduced ull-rail who goes along doing his best, say­ To tho man who buys space in n trndo over every community center rail rates: From St. Louis flftc cwt.; ing little, and trying to help smooth newspnper, this editorial means no­ store in the state will ho also increas- from Cniro Gc cwt.; from Memphis things tho bcBt way ho can, guts muut i n g or anything, depending upon cd.— Tnmpn Tribune. 4V4c cwt." gor thanks. He mny get moro flow­ VULCANIZING Blow lie rends it. If he hns ordinary Mr. Hoskins is right. Tho fight for ers on his coffin than the kicker, hut antrUigonre the advertiser realizes reduced rates, or for water compoti. their fragrance will mean nothing to DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP. that when he buys spneo he is no tive ratings, lias not been won by ^b|n, jjl, mny RL,t ruwnrded in the life Phone 447-W First nnd Elm Avenue nearer the crop of results than If be Tampa yet. Shippers must be alive j () coino bu^ bo taking a longor shot When thnt brave American com­ to thu fnct that impediment after iui than the mule who goes on the theory merely bought a farm nnd expected mander thought his crow about to fnll pediment has been th ro w n in their that the timo to get his in when the nature to produco his fruit, his corn Into tho hands of the enemy after he way by tho rail lines, nnd that still getting’s good and kicks if tho pio <rr his livo stock. Intelligent treat­ hnd been wounded, he cried to his othcra nre being prepared for them. ain’t passed his way. Ycssir, wo bcment Is required for the farm nnd in­ men: "Don’t give up the ship." Wo must Udo our part overcoming liovo a Anile is a pretty wise animal n n tt II . , 0 . . II o lliunv W W MI !**•» » in utvs telligent treatment is required for tho „ V ' l , ° ’ l‘ ln,1 ' l,r“ rtic, r o f th ou impotlimonto. On. » « y I. u. and a good judge of human nature.— newspaper spare. Horbor N. Cnsthe Tnmpn Ho.nl nf Tr»,lo him return. , firmly fl[m| by , 00r ,,, -Uon t our guns ■ stin, si writer in Forties Magazine, has cd from a meeting where tho ten per Winter Haven Chief. a give up the ship” which hns showed ■ touched this fertile subject clearly in cent reduction of railroad freight a un tho way to transportation inde­ VAUDEVILLE PERFORMANCE the following: a rates was discussed. He loses no opa Tho Cleverest of nil advertisements i portunity to urge the Tampa nnd all pendence. Tho other is to insist that a AT DEMONSTRATION FAIR shipments from Birmingham and the a ROSE FOUR in the one that hns been woven into F|nri(ln BbjppcrH to "continue shipa tho wnrp and woof of tho nows of tho ments by wnter rather tlinn by rail.” Mississippi valley territory, so far as a Tho vaudeville part of the Demon­ a is possible, bo made via all water BLISS TRIUMPH dny. a Wo quote from a letter Mr. Hos­ stration Fair on tho lako front promfrom those points. a The news is dnily; it is fresh—that kins hns sent to the shippers of the Some day wo will renllzo what fats to be a big part of tho fair. Sam COBBLERS is why wo cnll it the "nows". And Tampa territory: aa Birmingham has accomplished by put­ Rnumcl has charge of tho vaudeville thnt is why advertisements should ho fenturdk nnd Snrn is working night "Tho ten per cent rnil-rnte reduc­ a ting in its self-propelling barges, nnd This seed stock is especially selected Maine Grown, .new nnd frech. a tion on agricultural products, offoctivo nnd day with tho usual handicaps for Tnmpn will hnto them. Then tins a from fields freo from Blight infection A itmely advertisement, written on Jnn. 1, 1022, while welcome in itself, putting on such nn entertainment but a port will he the distributing point for a the spur o f tho moment, is uBunlly is, wo foar, serving to cntico receiv­ ho announces that ho hns at last ar­ fa r moro effective than n inrger one, ers o f grain nnd grain-products to di­ n grent tonnage o f water-collected ranged his program that might hnvo 11 PECK BAGS elaborately illustrated, thnt hns no version from tho water lines who havo freight, nnd Tampa will have como some chnngcs but will bo a first class a . . . , _ , into Its own ns a port nnd ns a d ls -, Ask for Prices a nows value. heretofore made Tnmpn’H position socenter—Tampa Tribune. |performance in every way nnd of a a Most nrtlBts, I nm sorry to say, are cure in tho field of competition nnd to a ______‘__0________ l high ordor. Tho fnir nnd tho features a a whom wo must look to mnlntnin our »> or™ t i » m ,. nro nil homo products nnd put on by aa R.ipromncy In tho foturo. i ” ullct Ro0’ M c pW," d'_ L ' J ', ” 1,; tho Woman’. Club nml tho Chombor ipaaB aaaaana.ia*aai*ii a "Tho reduction is confessedly n u cr’ _______________“ |of Commerce and starts tonight. Tho a a following program will be given ov- ; 5 temporary one, and wo nre still con- j FLORIDA NOTICE ■ SANFORD cry night in tho vaudovlllo tont: fronted with tho fourth section (lo n g , ■ and short haul) adjustment which will For Monday and Tuesday we will do I Billy IIoiTman in mirthful melodics. ■ just about put us out of bunlncsa i f , donning nnd pressing nB fol ows: I S. A. Rive in Beautiful Ballads. we have to roly solely upon tho rail- i Suit clonned nnd pressed $1.00 or Mnnter Schlrard, boy wonder cor­ ■K nrSliN aiiaN iiaaH aaBBBaN aanaN aB aiiaBBN H aBN aN B Ba"*"1111” " IHI ronj 8 I two suits cleaned and prossod for a Mildred Holly, Sanford’s sweet "You should protect your own fu -.fL 0 1 . ■ aa Ituro in bont linos to tho fullest extent, I P«nts cleaned nnd pressed I>0c or song bird. a S. S. Bnumel, entortained Do Luxe. for whon this flurry is ovor wo will bo two for 61c a Suit pressed for 50c or two for 51c. Charles Brady, our own Irish tenor. a (necking them very badly. See If you On the Okeechobee Branch o f the Florida Eaat Coast Railway, Chuluo- a Ladles’ Dresses $1.00 or two for Tom Egnn, character impersonator. cannot find somo high class morchantn, Fla., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date $ 1.01. : disc to give thorn nlso." modern brick hotel, with private hatha and hot water heat. First se •• Ladles’ Suits $1.00 or two for $1.01. VICTROLA RECORDS REDUCED i Tho Mississippl-Warrior solf-proclass cuisine. Rates $2.50 to $SJS0 per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ All work strictly cash. pclicd barge sorvico hns mot tho sit10 and 12-In. black labol, doublo faced cording to location of room. WATER8’ PRESSING CLUH 1uatlon for that soctlon of the far $1.85 Rocorda now, each............$1.25 ’ }23 West First St. south. Tho Birmingham Age-Horai^ Fhono ,475 .86 Records, now, each................. 75 Phonos 4D7*4I4 258-2tc. MRS, CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager^ says editorially: YOWELL COMPANY | "Effective January 10, the Warrior W iS L A K A BLOCK 860-8tc Agents for Victrolaa river bargo service botween river • HERALD ADS gat remits. A Cozy Home Pockets jA FR E E Service for YOU FREE! Frank Akers Tire Co. I Chase & Fancy G r o c e r ie s s Fresh Fruits and V egetables Sv a DEANE TURNED 1 CH ULUOTA IN N �in w .*.v >c: It Ifrv i i'i * J U ': h u Slip wf t* THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21,1922 EMPEROR CHARLES more members o f the congressional ••THE BIRTH OF A NATION" delegation, but there is no definite WARNED AGAIN OPENS TODAY AT THE alignment as yet. ABOUT TALKING s t a r t i i b a t r b - s b e IT (B g Tit* Ai**ela<*4 Prcaa) it Is c.timnted that over twenty BERNE, Jan. 20.— Former Emp­ ,,[|0n neoplo havo noon the producress Zita Informed by Swiss Govern­ Soll since it was originally brought ment on behalf of British, Fresh nnd Italian ambassadors hero sho nnd for­ °UMr Griffith was eight months makmer Emperor Charles bo deported to , * this wonderful picture. He em­ island much more remote than made ployed 18.000 people and 3.000 horeea nnd If thero is any further attempt ind the total cost of the work reached nt restoration o f their throne In the figure of half u million dollars. states forming former Austro-Hun­ The story is ono of romance and garian Empire. Zita here nt bed­ adventure, linked to the most vital side of son. periods of American history. It ro?onh its facts with the rapidity of TRAMMELL UNAFRAID lightning nnd yet never departs from OF GREAT COMMONER the fundamentals of true drama. Love WILL RUN AS USUAL nnd conflict are its basic theme but a myriad of dotails illumine the narra­ WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 20.— tive and lift it so far beyond any­ thing our stago has over known that "I havo no information thnt Mr. Bry­ the usual nvenucs o f comparison do an intends to oppose me, oxccpt the not offer a road to follow in this In­ circumstantial story published in tho stance. Linked with the drama Is an Baltimore Sun.,, sold Senator Tram“ I have no comment to operatic score which carries recurrent moll today. themes with every vltul acono and mnko nt this time on Mr. Bryan's re­ character In the epic. This wonderful ported intentions. You may say, how­ score which Is synchroniicd to the ever, that should ho got Into tho race drama is in itself an Incomparable I will mnko arrangements to take caro of myself ns I hnve In tho past. work of nrt. Thai part of history, dealing with For the present I will let my comment the rise nnd fall of the alnvory prob­ stand at that." From other sources, It was lenrned lem is the vital spark upon which Griffith hns built his story. The con­ that Senator Trnmmell is not yet con­ flicts which this question caused aro vinced thnt Mr. Bryan intends to op­ Tho Junior Florida sen­ reproduced in great battles nnd In ull pose him. thrilling things which arc n part of ator hns prncticnliy killed o ff all other prospective opposition. war. Representative Frank Clnrk, of Floridn, who has been in the house 1.0 0 KS LIKE 8 TFIKE for ncnrly 20 years, was nt ono time IN COAL FIELDS regarded ns a possible opponent of IN SPRING SAYS HOOVER Senator Trammell. nowovor, it la now understood thnt Representative WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.—Sec­ Clark Is content to offer ngnln for retary Hoover declnrcd todny the tho house. staRC nppears to be sot for a gencrnl Emissaries o f Mr. Brynn recently strike in the bituminous coni industry havo been in Washington feeling out at the end of March when existing members of the stnto delegation in contracts expire. congress and Flnrldlnns in the cap­ Mr. Hoover said lack of progress ital. They aro said to hnve return­ made in negotiations looking towards ed home confident that Mr. Bryan can averting a break between coni operwexpect some assistance from one or tors mu! miners indicated that the situation wits moving toward n strike. Mr. Hoover indicated thnt negotia­ tions carried on by administration o f­ ficials with representatives o f both CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 sides in the coni industry had not pro­ duced any concrete results nnd the Southbound impression wnH given thnt further Arrlvo Doparts negotiations were not contemplated at 83... ........2:36 a.m. 2:40 a.m, present. 27... 8:40 a.m. 1:88 p.m. 01........... 1:18 p.m, Tint EE YEARS FOR RIG AMY 8:20 p.m. 80............ 2:55 p.m. 7:10 p.m. 85... MIAMI, Jun. 18.—J. C. Butters worth who enmo to Miami from Northbound Waynesboro, Gn., nbout ono nnd one Arrlvo Doparts J * half years ngo was sentenced today 2:08 a.m. 82........ — 1:48 n.m. by Judge Tom Norfleet to servo threo 12:05 p.m. 84......... .11:45 a.m. years in the stato prison enmp at 2:55 p.m. 80... llniford nfter pleading guilty to a 4:05 p.m. 92........... 4:00 p.m. charge of bigamy. Butteraworth was 28... ........10:00 p.m, arrested on the charge a few days ngo after his marriage In this city Dec. Trilby Branch 28 to Miss Ilentrico Morris twenty, Arrlvo Doparts on complaint of the young woman’s 7:00 a.m. xNo. 100.. father, W. C. Morris. The defendant 3:25 p.m, xNo, 24. admitted to the court that ho haB n 7 :W a.m. xNo. 158.. wife and two children in Waynes­ 7:00 p.m. No. 22.. boro. TRAIN SCHEDULE Leesburg Breach Arrlvo 167--------- 8:55 p.m. 31........... 2:50 p.m. 101........... 5:50 p.m. 25........... 1:30 p.m. 22........... 7:00 p.m. PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR h h h H B B B MASONIC CONVENTION NAMES NEW OFFICERS Jan. 31.—Song Rocital— Mrs. Lucille Aspinwali Takach. Jacksonville, Florida., Jan. 20.— In­ stallation of tho new officers elected CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon nt todny’s session and tho exemplifi­ and evening, Gray Gables, on the cation o f the work of tho Master beach, Seabrecxo, Fla. Phone 491, Mason’s degree marked tho closing Free bnth houses. 74-Frl-St-flm session here tonight of the annual communication of the Masonic grand VICTItOLA RECORDS REDUCED lodge of Floridn. 10 nnd 12-ln. black label, doublo faced Charles H. Ketchum, of Key West, $1.35 Records now, each............$1.25 was re-elected today ns grand mnster. .85 Records, now, cnch......... .75 John Lloyd Hall, of Jacksonville, was YOWELL COMPANY advanced to the office o f deputy 336-3tc Agents for Vlctrolas grand master and T. T. Todd o f PonNice fat hens.— L. P. McCullcr. sncola was named senior warden, 257-2tc Judge Cary B. Fish, Brnndentown, was elected junior grand warden. New appointments mnde by grand mnster Kotchum included: U. R. Borvnldl, Key West, grand marshal; Ben E. Dyson, Jacksonville, senior grand deacon; R. J. Hancock, Palatka, grand standard bearer, H. D. Calder, Fort Lauderdale, grand pursuivant. Other elective nnd appointive o f­ ficers were re-named. In Ik* Circuit Court o f the Seventh J u ­ dicial Circuit o f the State o f F lo r ­ ida, In mid fo r Seminole Coual y — In Chancery, CITATION Geo. liuKene Thurston, Complainant, vs. Dovle Thurston, Defendant. To Dovle Thureton, Iteeldence Un­ known: It appearing from an a ffidavit filed In this cause that you are a non-reeldont o f the State or Florida, therefore, you, Dovlo Thureton, are ordered and required on tho f . h day o f Februnry, Jones’ Little Dairy Farm Sausage. A. D. 1922, to appear to the hill o f c o m ­ —L. P. McCullcr. * 257-2tc plaint exhibited against you In thle cause. It Is ordered thnt this notice bo pub­ lished In the Sanford Herald once a week for eight weeks. Witness my hand nnd tho seal o f ealtt court on this 10th day o f December, A. D 1921 (HR VI,) K. A. nouor.ASs, Clerk o f the Circuit Court. Seminolo County, Florida. C1RO. A. DeCOTTBS, Solicitor nnd Counxol for Complainant. As required by section 12, chapter 12-10-9tc The Revenue Act of 1921 Notice of Application for Adoption of Minor Child To Whom it Mny Concern:— Notice is hereby given thnt I, Chas. D. lirumlcy, of Chuluotn, Seminolo County, Florida, will on tho 23rd day o f January, A. D. 1922, nt 10 o’clock a. m., nt Sanford, Floridn, or whereever the Court may then be, present to tho Hon. James W. Perkins, Judge o f the Circuit Court of tho Seventh Judicial Circuit, Seminolo County, Florida, application for the adoption of tho following named minor chil­ dren, Mnrio Louise Kelsey, n daugh­ ter of Mario Louise Acosta, nnd Bortlna Delores Acosta nnd Gloria ConaueJIn Acosta, children of Marie Louise Acosta nnd Bertram Acosta. Said minors now living and residing with this npplicnnt in Seminolo Coun­ ty, Floridn. Dntcd this, tho 23rd day of Decem­ ber, 1021. CHAS. I). BRUM LEY, 12-24-oaw-5tc Applicant ,, . T he Associated Preaa) KANSAS CITY, Jun. 20.-M a y or James C. Cowglll, Seventy four, dropped dcud o f apoplexy In his office today, *» Grated Horso Radish.— L. P. McCul)or. t 2G7-2tc the joy and pride o f your manhood; the haven of your old age. | 2 Well, why not ■ | We would like to see every man in this community the owner o f his own home. 1 ■ J 2 I We would like to open a Savings Account for you Today to that very end. jj 4% INTEREST PAID |The Seminole County j Bank ■ STRENGTH VESTA EVERY W E EVER SOLD OUTLASTED ITS G UARANTEE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, W{ FRIDAY NIGHTS WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO SUIT YOU You can make money buying for advance. You are going to build a home one of these days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it by easy stages. If you have some money, will build one or two houses. < # Sanford is moving, don’t wait, gel in the game now. M e is c h | i ■ s | * R e a lt y C o m p a n y [ A. P. CONNELLY £ AGENT ? POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE ' : MRS. M. H MILLER ■ and an able corps o f assistants in charge. Come and : learn simplified cooking methods as perfected by an expert. ! ! : You Will Be Welcome ----------------------------------- At the Without Any Charge ; Woman’s Fair at Bulkhead ALL D A Y m - EVERY D AY I jjanuary 20th Educational Campaign conducted by, $25.00 # ‘ jy Learn to Dance £ ■_________________________________________ SERVICE Ford Batteries #f o f each week 8 to 10 o’clock don’t be a wallflower PROGRESS i ! Henry McLaulin, Jr. W om an’s Club KANSAS CITY MAYOR DROPPED DEAD TODAY ■ ! £ s y* fig tree™ ] Economy Cooking School ! DANCING) I SCHOOL I , | loAnnouncementl or is prime fnelo evidence of its sale OPTICIAN— OPTOMETRIST or transportation, which is in viola­ ■■■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ b b b b h b b b b b b u b b tion of tho city laws, possession It­ self in rot a violation nnd tho locnl police shou.'d not bring such charges, Municipal Judge C. E. Sponr ruled re­ cently in dismissing two men charged with having hnd whiskey in thoir pos­ session. Sanford, Flo. 212 Bait, lit 81. Should nrreats bo fttndo on tho strength of possession of liquor, AT Judge Spear held, It would bo tho bur­ den of tho defenso to show that it was not transported or sold, nnd charges should be made accordingly, , . Your own vine and requires thnt every individual having n gross income erf $5,000.00 or more i fHa Ineomo Tax return regardless of 9 amount of net Income. Do Not Pay Exhorhitunt prices for a«slatanco in preparing your return. Send for simple form upon which to furnish information necessary to pre­ pare return. Maximum price on farm­ i ers returns $5,00 and every farmer whoso return is prepared will bo fur­ nished without charge ono 1022 Farm Record. ThlB record devised for fnrntors exclusively and fills n long felt need for n fnrm record sufficiently Departs simplo to bo of any benofit to farm­ ers. Retail prlco $2.00. EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE PRE­ PARING RETURNS File yours now and got It off your mind. A. S. CLARK, Public Accountant P. O. Box 1881 Jacksonville, Fla. No advertisements for the Clessified or Want Column of tho Herald ari> taken without cash in advnncc and xNo. none are taken over tho telephone. No. This is made necessary by tho mis­ xNo. takes in phone messages and by tho xNo. extra bookkeeping entailed on the No. ■mall accounts that take tho profits Oviedo Branch ut of this form o f advertising. xNo. 126...... 7:45 p.m. 3:40 p.m. xNo. 127........... ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 19.—A l­ x—Dally, except Sunday. though poancBsion of moonshine liqu­ STAHKEjJan, 19.—Tho oll-stovo as u smoke ncreon is tho latest progress­ ive addition to tho moonshine whiskey industry of this section. Sheriff Ep­ person recently discovered an un­ usually largo copper still about four miles from hero on Wolfe Bay, with on oil stove furnishing tho required heating energy, thus eliminating tho telltale smoke. Should this method come into extensivo use, tho sheriff avers, hi« force will hnvo to put its collective nose to tho ground, as it wore, *•' .I * , *| " [ ■ NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS 5590, Laws of Floridn, I will bo In tho following places, on the date and botween the hours set after each, for tho purposo o f receiving tax returns: Genova—February 6th, 10:00 a. m. to !i:00 p. m. Chuluotn— Fobruury 7th, 10:00 a. m. to 12:00 m. Gahrielln, February 7th, 1:00 p. m. to 3:00 p. m. Oviedo— February Hth, 10:00 n. m, to 3:00 p. m. Altamonte— February 9th, 10:00 a. m. to 12:00 m, Longwood—February 9th, 1:00 p. m. to 3:00 p. m. Lako Mary— February 10th, 10:00 u. m. to 72:00 m. Pnola—February 10th, 1:00 p. m. to -3:00 p. m. Monroe— February 11th, 10:00 a. m. to 3:00 p. m. Yours very truly, 257-Str A. VAUGHN, 24-2tc Tax Assessor. _________PAG* Phone 189 £ i : R. S. H O L L Y ! I THE SO tT H W E S T E R N mreil* uia. SANFORD BATTERY SERVICE CO. L. A. RENAUD, Proprietor MILLING CO. Incorporated 1 ,N , .. . •, ■ ,♦ , •] ,• '. Jtf '[ K\ Millers o f the famous yy . A ■ iSS N \ n �pw t a PUBLIC FORUM! 3. * » , * * . « * w m m 3 • hardship upon the few inditrldpele VISITOR FROM COLOMBIA The principal addrau was delivered who muat give to neighborhood ceaee. by Mill FHzabeth Skinner, president But we should have euch e fund by means of a special countyUx for uiU purpose; a mlllaye that would not be urged coop iration of all the depart­ felt by the many paying an Infinites'ments, Misr Skinner also told o f tho mal amount each. Not only have wo' HELPING THE COUNTY'S NEEDY at present no such county fund but the county physician is expected to do SICK the impossible. Ho is given but $30 a month for his services and nothing Whenever ft enso cornea up In the at all for gasollno, yet the latter item county where help ta needed for those who cannot afford medical nttontion' nmounta to a good deal ainco he muat realization is forced of the lack of go to all points, no matter how far, when cnllcd. This sum docs not covfunds necessary for giving such aid. The goneral supposition is that the on—cannot cover— the sorvicos ho is Red Cross and tho County Physician, expected to render tho, convicts, tho to say nothing o f tho hospital, can county farm and private indigent cas­ look after such things. As to the hos­ es nnd is nnything but ndequato to pital, ono may briefly dismiss it in make it possible to many times give this connection since it has no froe up private prnctico for "charity pa­ beds and is limited in many wnys re­ tients." A physician Is obliged to mnke a living nnd oven $100 por garding "charity cases." month for what is expoctod of him There is in fact, no institution In the county where tho very poor, eith­ would not bo much for what ho Is ex­ er white or black, can bo taken care pected to do. Wo should have a county nurse of— not even tho county home, nnd as whoso attention would, by prevention, wo have no county nurse, it hns, so lessen the county physician’s work; far, dovolved chiofly upon neighbors Antnulo Vincente Holer y Roys, to give help to tho very sick poor in wo should have a plnco to put tho sick apostolic vicar III elutrgo of nil Cnththe outlying districts. It is impossi­ poor nnd we should have n fund upon ollc missionary work In Colombia, ble in these busy days for farm-wom­ which to draw for tho food nnd medi- Houtb America, photographed fn front en to do as much ns they would be clno nnd special nursing required in of the White House nfter nn exchange of felicitations with President Har­ glnd to do to rcliovo such people but addition to doctor's nnd county nurse’s ding. The noted proluto will visit va­ supervision, whether in nn Institution it is not their placo nnd they should rious sections of the United States be­ not bo expected to give timo and or in privnte homos. fore sailing for Rome, whore ho will It is unfnlr that we expect so much strength nnd material help ns well, in­ hnro a conference with the pope. dividually, and it is certainly not fit­ of tho few who realize conditions and ting that they should have to go about aru willing to help neighbors uru^ it is SEVENTH SECTION asking monoy or other help from tho unfnlr to the county physician and F. F. W. C. MEETS to tho Red Cross and to tho sick-poor public. AT WINTER PARK themselves. , The county should have a fund to What nro you going to do about provide for such cases—and the Rod Interesting Program Was Given Yes­ this? Cross and tho County Physician terday— Will Close Today Will you help talk and work for a should be given help to carry on their fund for county charity work—a millwork instead of even their having to The first convention o f pcction ago which will roliove the general sit­ beg such aid from individuals or tho seven of the Florida Federation of uation nnd put our county "on the public. Women’s Clubs opened yostordny in map" as a civilized community where But, ns to the Red Cross, although Wintor Park, mombors of tho Wom­ physicial suffering and other wrong called upon frequently for pitiable en’s Club of Winter Park deting as conditions are helped by up-to-date, hostesses. Tho convention will closo cases, it is simply not able to give the progressive team-work or nro you go­ help needed bocauBo the Red Cross today. ing to let it drop? lack funds. Wo are in a peculiar sit­ Yesterday’s Bessions, beginning at What arc you going to do about uation just here: one of which the 8 a. m., were presided over by Mrs. public seems to be Ignorant. All mon­ this? Think it over. You mny need L. M. Johnson o f Leesburg, viceey given tho Red Cross must be halv­ money and medicine yourself somo president for tho section. Following day and overy bit of co-operntivo ed, that is, one-half sent to head­ tho invocation by the Rev. Pnrdoo work you do along this line will help quarters, the other half kept for coun­ there wns n musical program con­ ty charity. And this one-half is vary prevent your own possible suffering. I sisting of patriotic songs led by Mins At any rate, put yourself down as one [ small indeed because so little is paid Susnn Dyre o f Rollins College. In interested in your county’s welfare. into the Red Cross now. As n result, the absence o f Mayor Kcezel o f Win­ A COUNTY WOMAN. tho fow who realize this condition are ter Pnrk, tho nddress of Welcome for beginning to cut o ff entirely th< tho city wns delivered by Mr. M. IT. amount usually given tho Red Cross The Congregational ladies will serve Ward, for tho Winter Pnrk club by so that it mny bo applied on individual a New England supper at tho Gift Mrs. List nnd for Rollins College by cases of county cases of sick-poor. But Shop Saturday, Jnn. 21st, from 5:30 Dean Sprngae, acting president. Re­ ns a consequence of having little in until 8. 26C-3tp sponse wns made by Mrs. A. B. Whit­ the Red Cross trensury locally and no man, president of tho Sorosis Club of county fund for such things it works Phone 277 for groceries, 2G7-2tc Orlnndo. 3 * 1 u club’s neW publication, The,Bulletin, which will be sent to member* of qU tho Woman’s club In tho federation for n small charge. Miss Sarah Partridge, State Home Demonstra­ tion Agent spoke o f tho work her de­ partment Is dontg nnd outlined the department’s, plans for tho current year. . In tho business session which fo l­ lowed, Miss Grnco Edwards wnB elec­ ted secretary o f the meeting and the Resolutions committees was named as follows: Mrs. E, L. Schumnkor Eustls Mrs. F. J. Fripp, Kissimmee nnd Mrs. Lawton, Oviedo. Tho sossion will continue today opening at nlno o’clock and closing with a luncheon given by tho Wom­ an’s Club o f Winter Park. ■■■■■■I 1—To those who honor us with their confidence and account, we give in return Courtesy] Efficient Service and the full benefit o f our advice in finan­ cial matters, whenever it is re­ quired. s CUT LICENSE FEE TO LET STRODE SHOWS PAY THEIR WAL OUT First National Bank nr its > iS i v .I ih A COMMUNITY BUILDER ■(Miit*;« DADE CITY, Jan. 10.—W. A. Strodo’s Carnival Shows, which were tied up hero Monday besauso tho elfcj/, county and state license taxes were not paid, were released nboufc noon, nnd the show people departed for Winter GrfTduTq WlnSfi^lfoy nro schs^ dulod to show this week under the auspices o f the American Logion, Tho city council met and rebated part of the fees, nnd tho claim of the county was reduced, tanking tho am­ ount small enough to fit tho pocketbook o f-th o show poopla, nnd they readily paid up and procured rolease of the attachments that hod been levied upon tholr property. FLORIDA P08T0FFIC E APPOINTMENTS MADE WASHINGTON, J«n. 18.— The fol­ lowing Florida Post Office nomina­ tions have gcon made hero: Eva R. Vaughn, Contury; John L. Wall summerfieid, office became presidential October 1, 1020. Joseph B. Bower Rockledge, Zoel Peeples, Dowling Pnrk, office became presidential April 1, 1021. Jorry M. Sullivan, Win­ ter Gnrdon, in pfaco of Lula Newton, incumbent’s commission expired, Aug­ ust 1, 1021. Addison L. Smith, Groveland, Simeon C. Dell Alachun, in place ofl J. A. Williams, resigned. Samuel D. Holmes at Titusville, In plnce of J. R. Walker, resigned. /• j. turtn F. P. Forster, Pres. B. P. Whitner, Cashier , t .a I oV ,nr.i.lfi >1 '[ hnlj i ta ta ta, ta ta ta t a 't a - t a tvk JV r W M.- . I W H a S H iu ,,, schools. There _ n rc c lrh t_^Z j ta n# .... ... Irom -aix o f the accredited schooli The contest was inaugurated Mnr.l ta ta ta Vto’ ta t a 't a - t a ta ta al yonrs ago by Irving Ilacheller tld IF author. Mr. Bachclicr, who is a 'niJ MIAMI, Jan. 70.— Tho submission W*"tcr Park nnd a trust*, J recently of a bill fo r sqmo $300 f o r ! , 0°* .,ns foR cgo, offered two prlzetsf' medical servlcea rendered a negro,» ®a*"» *8 ^ u' nte interest in joof shot by a deputy officer, through EnR *7 and sound Amcricaniq, mistaken Identity caused tho com- 1° no 1for Bir’8 ""d 1,18 °ther fn , . . , .. , j, , . I rtfivitThAt# .i They toll! will l.« be ___ presented £| mlsBlonora to opine that “ promiaciuua ' boys. by Mr. Batcholler in person. shooting" by law officers should cease, "This Is becoming entirely too freq­ SEAMEN SHARK PROFITS uent," declnred Chairmnn J. W. Car­ ey. This promlBUs shooting of tho NEWPORT NEWS, Va„ j,n. lj., wrong man might decrease f tho coun­ Tho woodon steamer Coomlis b, ty refused to pay tho costs. We cah- signed officers and eomc men is , not bo responsible for theso unnedcr- profit sharing basis nnd will sary accidents. Officers ought to Hampton Roads todny for Cub* vili know their men before they shoot." i a cargo of coni. The steamer it cat The commissioners then decided o f the five wooden craft recently they would not pay tho bill but It purchased from the shipping boid developed thnt the county physician by Pendleton brothers. The officn had approved It and they begrudging- and men sharing profits receive * ly authorized Its payment. small flat wage ami take their chanceI with tho operators in mnking a prJ WINTER PAK, Jnn. 10,— Founders fit on tho voyage. Week at Rollins College hero will be­ Hnvo you aeon tho beautiful hudgin Friday afternoon, Jnnuary 20, with the Bachellor prize essay con­ painted cards and fino needle work it 257-2tj test open to Students of Florida High the O .’T. O. Gift Shop? ir S T A T E ir c W S : j S E MI NOL E C AF 1 7 i l JE2* SANFORD’S NEWEST PLACE ■HI On January the 1st, the Seminole Cafe opened with a Mid-day Dinner. Eighty-eight Turkey dinners were served at the first meal. The evening meal of the first day was equally well attended. Since the opening day the patronage has steadily increased, from home folks, as well as from the tourists. From the opening day, to January 15tli, inclusive, 4,167 meals were served— an average o f 245 meals daily. The patronage from Sanford and Seminole County is especially appreciated; for the management is not in­ sensible to the fact that the tourists stay but a short time, and it is, therefore, the purpose o f the Seminole Cafe so to cater to the Home Trade, that a permanent patronage may be merited and maintained twelve months in the year from this immediate locality. ' ’ •* .’ ' ' Therefore, with a view to getting better acquaintedlocally, the public is especially invited to try our Dinners. SUNDAY 75c u p . Iced Celery . •<; , Oyster Cocktail Mixed Pickles Soup Cream o f Chicken Baked Sea Bass a la Bordelaise Stewed Chicken with E gg Dumplings Roast Sirloin o f Beef, Brown Gravy Roast Leg o f Pork, Apple Sauce F r e s h v e g e t a b le s ^ ? ! > l , ; . , - „ Mashed Potatoes A e p w a p s Tijps pi Cream Candied Yams Home-made Apple Pie Cocoanut Custard Pie Vanilla Ice Cream and English Walnut Cake Vanilla Iced Tea V ... ' (Coffee Tea "' • " " r- p - — SPECIAL Roast Young Turkey with Cranberry Sauce, $1.00 .; ‘.v :T . • ifUWH1 * T H E S E M I N O L E C A F New Miller Building, Park Avenue i KUV l T*\Vrff \ •. _______i____ *_____ _ v - - ; ■ ■ , i 1- r - rr m a i -- I I* ■-------- Til li r ‘ tal— I■III!MM VA i> f f v I \*> . « ) # ' ■ IIIU K 1 ■nr i" \'■ - i f v " �I i* k j* * 4IjiW ^ 1 * OllilH H III m X . - ~ t* ■ as iif»*M < — • 'N v Wy^. , ml '? W wi ;-ra iw ?,r.ilmtp> t = === = THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY. JANUARY 21.1922 —------- = = = ^^^t ^^^t Ml pro fessio n al AND business d irecto ry You Can Find the Name of Etery Live Professional and Business Man In Sanford in Thin Column Each Day Sanford Constructs Co, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Ylanea and Specification! Cheerfull) Furnlahed All Work Guaranteed PERSONALS Nlco weather right on. The lake front is nn animated scone these days. The beautiful yachts, Dawn and now Era give our luko n fine appear­ ance. W. n. Talloy prominent archltoct of Florida with headquarters in Lnkeland is In tho city today on busi­ ness. jiu u n iu iH u a ^ M ifw iN a a n u m iiiH H u im n n CHURCHES : PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sabbath will bo Communion Sunday for tho Presbyterians. Tho following will bo the services for tho day: 9:45 A. M. Sunday School. 11:00 A. M. Communion Service. 2:30 P. M. Junior C. E. 2.30 P. M. Intcrmcdlnto C. E. 6:30 P. M. Senior C. E. 7:30 I’ . M. Sermon on “ Family Religion." !3 TEMPERATURE While it Is freezing In tho . North nnd In California— sunny Southern Cnlifornin nt that—Sanford Is basking ing In tho sunlight o f n rcnl Florida winter nnd tho old hull* showed 85 maximum yesterday. It was oven worm and nlco on the lake front last night und tho Honolulu exhibit booths were comfortable with only the stars for a covering. We hnvo so much to ho thankful for here In Snnford. Arc you going to church tomorrow? 5:40 A. M. JAN. 21, 1922 Maximum ....................... 85 Minimum ...................... 01 Itnngo ............................ 03 Ilnromotor ...................39.32 Southwest nnd pnrty cloudy. Rnmi mi i tatai Kal ti i m HOLY CROSS CHURCH Reg S. Holly left today for Tampa Services for tho 3d. Sundny after II. T. P ACE___________ P. 0 . Box H I nnd Palmetto where ho will bo locat­ Epiphany will be: ed In tho produco business for several 7:30 A. M. Low Celebration. Sanford Machine & weeks. 0:46 A. M. Sundny School, Foundry Co. 11:00 A. M. Morning Service. Mrs. Neely and tho children have 7:30 P. M. VcRpors nnd Address. General Machine and Boiler Work; returned from Ocaln whoro they wore Church and Buhl mootings ns usual Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe PUtona; called on the sad mission of tho death for tho wcok. Thero has boon a now “ plpoloss" Overaize Rings and Pina; Flywheel of Mr. Neely. fumneo Installed in n “ collar” during Steel Gear Banda; Crank Shafta re* B. A. Howard of Okeechobee City tho week for nny cold wenthor. One-fourth o ff on Sterling Silvor turned; agenta for Caille Inboard and is here tho guest o f homo folks. Mr. Added voices for the Choir nnd for one week only nt McLnulln’s. _Ou»»v«rrt Motora. -------------Phone 62 Howard reports everything flourish­ high nlandard o f choir music. 258-4tc ing on tho “ big Inke." I Acteylene Welding FRIDAY ARRIVALS AT OF ALL KINDS Frank naker of the “ Night In Hon­ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE THE HOTEL VALDEZ olulu" company h in tho city billing SERVICES Sanford Welding Co. the place for this big attraction that David Shillds, Shillds, Pn.,j Chns. 100 North Sanford Avenue will bo at tho Princess on January 27. • SUNDAY, JANUARY 22nd, 1022* J. Quinn, Tampa; Ray Chestnutt, • Subject: ‘ * Jacksonville; Thus. S. Dnvis, New S. 0. Shinholser SEMINOLE CAFE CHEF • “ TRUTH" • York; E. Polousky,, Jacksonville; M. IS WORLD TRAVELLER • Sundny School 10:00 .m . * li. Whlchor, Ashhurn, Gn.; Mrs. M. Contractor and Builder AND KNOWS THE GAME • Church Service__ 11:00 a.m . • K. Whicker, Ashhurn, Go.; II. W. SANFORD *:• -:* FLORID* • Wornnn’s Club Bldg., Onk Avo. * Ball, O. L. Mnyhond, II. S. Snmplc, The excellent service that tho Sem­ • All Are Welcome. • B. Palatlin, T. Wright, E. Nelo, New “ WE DELIVER TH E GOODS’ inole Cnfo enjoys is duo in n grent York; Miss Cooper, Tnmpu; Gus. Quick Service Transfer measure to tho chef, W. W. Bnylov, Kormnn, Nashville; E. C. J. Deacon, who has traveled all over the world Storage Facilities METHODIST CHURCH Tnmpn; Bernard T. Campt, Jackson­ If we please you, tell others; If no in bis position as chef, steward and Sundny School 0:30 A. M. ville; C. W. Imborloy, Jacksonville; tell ua. Phone 498 caterer. He was with the St. Clair Preaching at 11:00 A. M. nnd 7:30 N. C. Godsoc, New York; J. M. Bnrly, Hotel in Michignn and with many P. M. by Dr. Walker: Subject In tho Jacksonville; F. ,C. Smiller, Cinci­ Auto Radiator Repair other hotels in that stnLi) before gett­ morning “ Tho Preparation for Life." nnati; C. L. Hawuchs, Atlnnta; T. R. ing the wanderlust. He hns visited Sunday ovoning tho subject will bo: Keitli, Atlanta; J. H. Forest, Atlanta; Shop practically every pnrt of the civilized “ Tho; Man Who Failed," on<> that Jacobs Schn, New York; P. R. Moris, Located nt 207 French Ave., between globe nnd enn talk nbout tho hotols every mnn and young mnn In Snn- Savannah, 2nd nnd Third. E. IL BEHGQUIST. of Europe ns comprehensibly ns nbout ford should hear. Mr. Boyd will the hotels of Sanford. For many hnvo charge of the music. At 0:30 Pheln Cream Cheese.— L, P. Mcyears ho was steward on Borne of tho tho young people are planning a lively C idler. Hotel Montezuma 267-2tc big trnnsAtlnntie liners, he served Epworth League mooting. Every­ “ Sanford’s New Hotel” hotels in Frnnce nnd Holland nnd body Is cordially invited to nttend VICTROLA RECORDS REDUCED $1.50 Up Per Day other countries and his knowledge these services. 10 nnd 12-in. blnck label, double fnced gained was not only gleaned from $1.35 Records now, each........... $1.25 COMFORT COTTAGE hooks hut from experience In some Services nt the Baptist Temple. .85 Records, now, ouch................. 75 of the largest cafes In tho world. San­ Sunday, Jan. 22, 1022. YOWELL COMPANY is now open for guosta. Will bo glad ford nnd the Seminole Cafe are Sunday School 9:30 A. M. 35fi-3tc Agents for Vlctrolus to bcc new ns well ns old friends. fortunnto to secure his services. Preaching by Rev. Harry C. GnrRooms nnd meals, nlso meals. House wnod recently pastor of Stanton Me­ heatod. * POLICEMAN WALKER’ S morial Baptist Church of Miami, but Miss N. A. Walker Mrs. M. Margin FINE RECORD. now ono of the faculty of Stetson University. Bicycles must nt nil times have n SANFORD NOVELTY Policemnn E. E. Walker who hns 11:00 A. M. Service, subject “ Jesuo, light on them nfter dnrk. served tho City for n long time ns a Food nnd Drink." Discontinue parking on both sides WORKS Pntrolcmnn, nnd who serves his con­ of the Btrcet at all churches. Specinl music by the Choir. V. C. COLLER, Prop. nections with City todny, hns mnde a Also oil Magnolia in front of tho 7:30 P. M. Service, subject, “ Tho General Shop and Mill fine record for hlmsolf. Stnr Theatre; on Second street boRich Mnn nnd Lnzurus." Spnce here will not permit a detail­ tween Palmetto and Oak avenue. Mrs. Glenn will sing. Work ed write up of tho many thingH ho Please see that your ear is not park­ Tho B. Y. P. U. will moot nt 0:30 CONTRACTOR and BUILDER has done in connection with his posi­ ed opposite another car at any plnco P. M. 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. tion, but his Inst achievement was You arc cordially invited to nttend on Park avenue. made when ho rounded up tho gnng nit these services. J. A. KILLEBREW, Geo. W. Knight that had been looting tho storo of 255-4tc Chief of Police. Perkins nnd Britt. This firm notifi­ ALL SOULS CHURCH SERVICES Real Estate and Insurance ed him that there were things miss­ Tomorrow is tho third Sundny after SANFORIl *:* FLORIDA ing nnd could give him absolutely no Epiphany. LAST TWO clue on which to work nnd within School nt nine A. M. Sanford Steam Laundry two days after he was notified he lmd Sundny TIMES Mass nt 10:00 A. M., with sermon. the entire gang rounded up nnd they FOR SERVICE Benediction nftor Mnss, are now doing time on the county Call 146-J Meeting of Lndics Altnr Society Matinee 3:00 p. m.—Night 8:00 p. m, ronds. in parish pnrlor nfter services. W . R AW LIN G , Prop. All of Mr. Walker’s friends regret Strangers welcome nt nil church to learn that he will ho a policeman services. Sitting free. George A. DeCottes no longer hut wo believe that he, be­ MASTERPIECE ing tho business man that ho Is, along CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Attorney-at-Law with his abilities ns a sleuth, will do There will lie n full winy services Over Seminole County Bank much better for himself In his new tomorrow nt tho Congregntionnl SANFORD *;* *;. *;- FLORIDA fields. No definite nnouncement has church. Tho work begins nt 9-45 in made by him as to his futuro tho morning with thq Bible school. ..Employment Bureau.. been intentions but the Herald joins hands Let every member nnd, friend en­ The vocational committee of the BullnesB and Professional Women’s Club with all his friends in wishing 1dm deavor to ho present nt this hour nnd help to mnko the school nn interest­ requests all young women desiring the best of luck. ing success. employment to register at the First SEMINOLE CAFE MAKES National Bank. At eleven o’clock Mr. Burhnns will WONDERFUL RECORD pronch on “ A successful Life Guaran­ AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman IN SERVING MEALS teed.” At throe o'clock P. M. Mr. Burhnns will spend n quiet hour with H. W. NICKERSON Tho Seminole Cafe hns nn ndver- nil who nro IntroBted in the Prnyor Public Accountant; Audita— Systems tlsomont in this issue calling nttonLife, nnd who desire to ronch the ful­ Income Tax Service tlon to the Sundny dinners nnd giving ness of blessing promised In the With An Room 16 McNeill-Davis Bldg. tho menu for tomorrow. The adver­ Word. His subject will he, “ Touch­ Phono 852 Orlando, FU. tisement nlso states that 80 Turkey ing Christ." This service will ho for Orchestral Accompani­ Dinners were served tho day tho cafe nil chrlstlnns who nro hungering for ment Mothers! Take ad­ opened nnd from opening dny to 15th the deeper things of God. Of the Original Score tho Seminole Cafe has served 4,107 Christian Endonvor mcctn nt 6-45 vantage of the boys’ and men]B_ n n nverngo of 245 meals daily. P. M. At tho night Horvlco Mr. Burchildren’ s clothing sale When ono considers tho sorvlco nt hnns will Bpenk of “ Blind Eyes nnd Matinee .........25c, 50c at Sanford Shoe & Clo. ths cafe, the well cooked food, the Whnt They Konn In Life." Night... 50c, 75c, $1.00 oxcollent cuisine, the sanitary kitchen, Wo hnvo n comfortnblo house of C o .____________ 251-6tc tho Immaculate nppcnrnnce of this worship nnd r. warm welcome await­ plnco at all times it is not so wondor- ing all who come. God is blessing full that tho patronage should bo ex­ us nnd we would be n blessing to you. tended In such a bounteous measure. Como. *** 3,000 Plant Protectors for Qoople go to cat whero they can bo ^ Snlo actual protection In served with tho best for the prico. Nice fat mackerel.— L, P. McCuller. ^ tlje coldest weather easy to Tho Seminole gives real service. 257-2tc ** Install, Will rave young Rend tho menu for tomorrow nnd got ^ plants. Twelyo to twenty your dinner nt tho Seminole. See McLaulln's special snle on sil­ ^ plants in each protector. ver. 25H-4tc *3 Inquire— TYPHUS SPREADING WINTER HAVEN WAG* IN MOSCOW IS REPORT NOTICE TO FARMERS—Jnst ar­ ^ ON WORKS rived, fresh carload of that good old = Winter Haven, Fla. tollable KEYSTONE LIME. NufT W gX ” Jab. Mo­ sed. Telephono 135. Phono us your *» * * 8 AVB YOU MONEY ca” accord,,,* to Bahjavlk our usual Write ut attention.—Hill Com­ £ L and t Z T * ; " " ! : prompt nroenat attention. HI" Lumber I Tho expert witness may loavo other pany. Service, quality, price. 267-2tc points In doubt, but he always makes current type registered to date. Empire Hotel Block « ^ e , r °n which bread i. bulStone’s cakes.—L. P. McCuller. ORLANDO, FLORIDA 257-2tc T XT 1 daily XT* alp watt ad. NOTICE STAR © osir I is over, but we are going to continue the sale f . prices for this week on the 3 s Sound® SIh@@s amdl [ D ir y (§® ® dls ■ J If you were not fortunate enough to get in on ■ the extremely low prices during the sale, take 5 advantage of the prices for this week. ^ s r o ffi r w r Sanford, Fla. : N otice To F arm ers ■ ■ Just Arrived * B tFresh Carload of that Good Old Reliable 1 ■ ■ l K E Y S T O N E LI ME 5 Nuff Sed a ■ ■ Telephone '£ B S 13r» * They Will Have Our Usual Prompt Attention ,5 \ Hill Lumber Co. \ ■ S g 1 Phone Us Your Wnnts - SERVICE QUALITY ■ i PRICE. S a ............................ ..................... ~ ... . —I ■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■XX | FOR RENT OR SALE S3 ■ 2 ROOMING HOUSE. Location where you can build up good trade. ^ ■ ■ _ - .........— --------------------------------- ---------------------------- — — — ■ 3 - ! A . P. C O N N E L L Y | ■ TODAY D. W. GRIFFITH’S PRICES: GLOBE PIANO CO. I v .v v •«**!* PAGE FIVE — f 1 Classified adverllaemvuta, S ceuta a line. No ad taken for leas than 25 centa, and positively no classified ada charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR SALE WANTED FOR SALE—Illtchon Auto Trailer, GOVERNMENT Positions open, men, good ns new. Bargain nt $50.00.— women. Experience unnecessary. P. R. Andrews, Phonu 371-J. 251-lwc Honesty required. Good pay to start. Write, T. McCaffcrty, St. Louis, Mo. FOR SALE— Pnlr of high clnss 1-1-8-15-22-29 mules, wagon nnd harness. WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, A. T. ROSSETTER. morning and evening deliveries.— R, ________250- 6- p L. Garrison. Phone 3711. 169-St-Tu COTTON SEED—The two best strains 204-tfc of cotton seed, Sasiiowskl Sen Island very prolific, $3.00; earliest long sta­ LQST________ ple cotton known. Tho Mendo sells same as Sea Island.—J. E. Futch, LOST— Pair Tortoise shell rim glass­ es between Chase A Co, office and Wauchuln, Fla. 257-2tp Sixth and Myrtle. Bring to Chaso & Co., and get reward. 2G7-2tp FOR RENT LOST—An all black cow, unmarked. FOR RENT—Ono light housekeeping Advise Mrs. E. P. Moore, Sanford, apartment, 1011 Oak. Phone 2H3-J. Flo. 258-tic 253-tfc LOST—Gold locket with initials E. FOR RENT—Two nice bed rooms, M. S. engraved on it. Finder will 1011 Oak Ave. Phone 283-J. 263tfe return to Mrs. R. E. Tolar and re* FOR RENT—Three housekeeping celvo reward. 258-2tp rooms, furnished. Apply at 1106 DADE CITY, Jan. 21.—At least one Sanford Ave. 254-Gtp carnival company operating In Florida FOR RENT— Furnished bed room. this winter hns been hnrd sledding for Over Seminolo Cafe. .!46-tf-c tho sheridd of Pasco county hus taken it in chargo. The show opened here FOR RENT OR SALE — 12-room for a week but failed to pay the city boarding or rooming house, cofner license tax. Payment was postpon­ Laurel nvenue und Sixth street, just ed a few days and last Saturday, remodeled throughout and in good lo­ when the carnival expected to wpo the* cation for business. See Judge E. F. slate clean with its earnings, the day Housholder. '257-8tp was so cold the expected crowds fail­ FOR RENT— Apartment, two furnith- ed to materialize. The city then had ed rooms, with electric lights, gas, a writ of attachment issued and the and running wa ter. Adults. 800 sheriff took charge of tho show. French nve. 267-6tc FOR RENT—Nice large furnished A Japanese dologato says he wishes housekeeping rooms, 2 rooms, $20.00 to “ spik" our language well enough per month. Water, lights and gas. 814 £ast 5th St. 258-2tp v**. Vt. I.*-'* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 21, 1922; <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/a970a9cf5e3ad14296afad56760c5cdb.pdf af0e8f05dfbf49a3cc4b4cd7dd0f5ac5 PDF Text Text r • ‘*' • ' -v | • .• i . .• □c:* SANFORD SANFOR “ The City S ubstantial” ^ “ Tlie City S u b s ta n tia l" ? ^ .♦»«». . • ■». . . f IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JANUARY 23,1922 VOLUME n HARDING ADVOCATES A FARMERS POWERS AGREE TO PUBLISH LIST OF AGREEMENTS CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD TODAY Supply Working Capital on Reasonable Terms Granted Oothers TO IIE “AS COMPLETE AS POSSI RLE” SAYS THE UESOI.UTION President Says Farming Is an Industry More Vi­ tal Than any Other COLD WEATHER PREVAILS EVERYWHERE BUT FLORIDA IS THE WEATHER REPORT Killing Frosts Are Reported From the Interior of California WASHINGTON, Jnn. 23.—(Ily The Associated Press).—The Weather Ilurcnu’H forecast todny stated thnt cold weather is now general over tho United States except South Atlantic nnd East Gulf states. Killing frosts were reported from the Interior nnd Northern nnd Central California nnd light frost from San Diego, Calif. In South Atlantic nnd East Gulf States, the forecast said, the weather will he unsettled nnd colder with prohablc rains tonight nnd Tues­ day. MEETING OF SACRED COLLEGE IN CONCLAVE TO ELECT THE SUCCESSOR TO POPE BENEDICT NUMBER 259 ARE NOW UP BEFORE COMMERCE COMMISSION Rates Renewed GREEK PREMIER IntoDemand Increase be WILL BE HERE Removed IN TWO WEEKS 40 PER CENT INCREASE IN 1920 ENPOUTE TO SOUTH AMERICA FROM CALIFOR­ NIA WASHINGTON, Jnn. 22—Two more Present High Freight (lljr T h e A i i o c l a l r d t’r e ia ) American resolutions bused upon tho PANAMA, Jnn. 23.—Former ProRate Levels Chief Ob­ principle of open diplomacy and open mior and Mndam Vonizelos, of Grcoco, stacle to Business door of commercial opportu it/ in arrived yesterday from California, China were udoptod yesterday by tho leaving later in the day for Havana ( H r T h e A ean etatrd P r e a a l ( l l r T h e Aaanrlatrd Praaa) WASHINGTON, Jnn. 23.—De­ Far Knstern committee of tho Wash­ and Florida. They expect to return WASHINGTON, Jnn. 23.— velopment of a thorough code of ington conference. here in about twuftwcoks unroutu to Representatives of tho steel In­ law nnd business procedure, with The proposal for n show down of ull Remains of Late Pointiff in Sistine Chapel Wait­ South America. dustry appearing todny before* the proper machinery of finance international agreements affecting tho Interstate Commerce Commis­ ing Funeral Ceremony to naaurc the farmer na generous China’s interests, presented Thursday CHRISTMAS SEAL sion In connection with the inves­ a aupply of working cnpital on na by Secretary Hughes, was given com­ STAMPS SALE WAS GOOD tigation into rntoH renewed reasonable terms na grnntcd oth­ mittee approval only after it had boon ROME, Jan. 23.—(Hy the Associated Press).—A meeting of the COUNTY WILL HAVE CLINIC their demand thnt forty per cent er Industries, was ndvoented today freighted with upwnrds of n scoro of Sacred College in Conclave to elect a successor to the into Pope HenoInrrensc In the freight rates or­ by President Harding In opening amendments, but American spokesmen dict, will lie held February 1st or 2nd, it wns stnted todny. As tho result of the recent Christ­ dered in 1U20 ho removed. Most the National Agricultural confer­ insisted last night thnt its meaning mas Seal Sale Seminole County will of the witnesses expressed the ence. "An industry more vital had not been mutorinlly changed. have n scries of clinics tho first be­ ROME, Jan. 23.—(Hy The Associated Press).—All mortnl of opinion thnt tho present freight than any other, in which nenrly ginning February 4th. A great deal Under a supplemental declaration the late Pope llencdict lay todny in Sistine Chapel where the Popes levels constituted the chief ob­ half of the nation’s wealth is in­ proposed by Elihu Root nnd nccopted of credit is due Mrs. A. F. Hill for for nearly five hundred years have officiated in great stnte ceremon­ stacle to the return of business vested, can be relied upon for with little debate, tho powers ngreo ies nnd have at last reposed before Interment. The body was taken the amount of work done in the troo prosperity. good security and ceftnin returns" sale which materially helped to raise not to support in the future any en­ to the chapel early today and Inter removed to llasilica of St. Peters where it will reninin until the filial funeral ceremonies. the necessary amount. gagements entered into by their na­ he said. BACHELOR'S ESSAY The conference opened with In addition to the clinics tho county tionals designed to create specinl In the llasilica of St. Peters the body of Pope llenedict lay in Represent Sanford spheres of influence or exclusive op­ approximately three hundred state today while vast throngs passed before the catafalque. Early has secured to performances of tho in the day the body was taken to Sistine (’Impel from the throne Health Fniry, first prize being won Gayle Marshall of Sanford High will portunities within Chinese territory. delegates representing agriculture by tlie Sanford Grammar School nnd in all its phases and industries room of the Vatican where it was placed Sunday. It was then car­ Taken together, tho two decisions Represent SANFORD the second prize being won by the ried to St. Peters, attended by a solemn procession of Cardinals, were hailed in American quarters as relating to farming. I.ake Monroe School, These prizes priests, members of tlie diplomatic corps and dignataries of the insuring a new era of open dealing and WINTER PARK, Jnn. 23.—(Spe­ will ho to each school a free perform­ cial)—Founder's week nt Rollins will Vatican. Word was given that the public would lie admitted to fair play in all that pertains to China’s THIRTY-NINE YEARS ance each of tho Health Fairy. St. Pet era up to 11 o’clock and immense crowds began entering the economic development. Hy tho Chi­ WITH FIRST NATIONAL begin with tlie Rncheller prizo essayedifice and filing by tlie body. Miss Laura Chittenden’s grade sold contcst for boys R,rI(| of F|or,da IN THIS CITY nese delegation, however, they wore Certificates of the Pope’s death registered at the City's Bu­ more seals than any other room in b|Rb m-linols Friday, Jan. 27.nt 4T not received with equal enthusiasm, the County with Miss Claire Zaehory o’clock. There will ho six contestants "■ reau of deaths today states the Pope died at six n.1m. January 2 of Quite by aecidcnt tho Herald repre­ 1One Chinese spokesman saying his col­ holding the highest record. She will from six accredited high schools of* broncho pneumonia brought on hy influenza. sentative learned thnt today was tho leagues on the delegation were "not he awarded tho prizo offered by tho the stnte. 30th anniversary of the First Nation­ *very well satisfied" with tho final Woman’s Club of Sanford who hnd al Rank and that F. P, Forster had form of tho much-amended proposul The contest, which was inaugurated entire charge of the campaign. been with the institution that many for treaty publicity. nt Rollins several years ago by Irving years. Thirty-nino years with ono Bacholler, one of tho best known writ- ■ bank is n record of which anyone can ers of the day, will prove a treat to well feel proud and this paper would all who witness it. People from all liko to take a column to tell of the over the state came to tlie contest many changes and the many improve­ Inst year, and this year, as it is bettor ments that havo taken plncc in the known, there will undoubtedly lie dou­ bank in that time. It is also well to WOULD BE ONE WAY OF F.N- INCREASE IN HOURS FROM FOR­ ble that number of people. know that Mr. Forster started at the FORCING EFFECT ARMS TY-RIGHT To FIFTYMr. Baelieller, tlie distinguished ' The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. author, who is a resident of Wintor foot of the ladder and is today tho CONFERENCE FIVE J. E. Ingraham, of St. Augustine were Park and a trustee of Rollins Col­ president of the First National Hank PROMINENT MERCHANT, PHIL­ glad to see them in Sanford for a lege, tins offered two prizes of $25 ( I l f T h e . t u m i e l n l r d P r r « « l <llr Thr \N«orlitfrit I'rfMl —known far and wide ns one of the ANTHROPIST AND STATES­ WASHINGTON, Jnn. 23.—As ono PLAINFIELD, Jnn. 23.—Many cot­ day’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. P. curb t" stimulate interest in good host national institutions in the state MAN HERE FOR FEW DAYS of tho means of giving effect to its ton mills in Northeastern Connecticut Forster, Mrs. Forster and Mrs. Ingra­ of Florida and the honored president declaration last week in favor of re­ Went on a new wage schedule today ham being sisters. J. K. Ingraham English ami in sound Amoricianlam as one of the best financiers in tho present-day proldoms John Wniinmnkor and party from duction of Chinese army, the arms with nn inerense in hours from forty- was one of the pioneers of tlds city ami other state and certniny in his home town among the students of Florida high Philadelphia, arrived at tho city clock conforenco is considering another res­ eight to fifty-five. Wage cut aver­ ami is fondly remembered by many one of the most respected citizens. schools. One prize iH for tho hoys Saturday night and arc spending a olution looking to prohibition of im­ ages twenty per cent and affected of the idd timers as one of tho best nnd till* other is for the girls. Tho few days in and around tho city. The porting of arms into Chinn. about IK,Odd persons. ..... "wn.ln U,i» I*»rt ,,f ,,,|ori'ln ,n ! judges of tho final rontrat wili award *‘N<> WORSE BLUNDER’’ well known merchant, philanthropic* i the early days. Ho was general agent the prizes nccordlng to thought, orlgTHAN U. S. AT GENOA and statesman has been riding around ANOTHER KILLING FROST Attorney General Will for General Sanford and laid out tho inaUty. and expression ns passed upPOSSIBLE—GOMPI2RS the city and taking in several cities FOR CALIFORNIA THIS City of Sanford and hnd a beautiful by the rending committoo nnd ac­ near hero while tho boat is at anchor home south of tlie city where Mr. and Investigate the Inter­ MORNING; LOSS HEAVY cording to effectiveness of delivery. WASHINGTON, Jan 23.—President and lie is enjoying his visit very Mrs. B. A. Howard now live. Here Mr. Ruchollnr will present iho Samuel Gompers of tho American i much. national Harvester lie Imd a fine orange grove and all prizes. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23.—CallFederation of Lnbor has followed up Mr. Wnnumnkor was reported dead that heart could desire in tlie way of At a special meeting of the rending? his recent attack op the proposal to several weeks ago as a man minted | fornln, except religions adjacent to (llr Thr Aaaoelnlril I’rrss) comfort and convenience witli fifty committee, nt Mr. Bnchcllor’s homo,. the ocean, will havo its third success­ WASHINGTON, Jail. 23.—Senator havo tho United Staces enter the Wanamakor died at Miami and tho un­ acres of hearing grove—all killed in world economic conference at Gonon, dertaker making out tho burial certi­ ive morning of killing frost tomorrow!’ Norris, Republican, Nebraska, intro­ the Idg freeze that made so many rich Wednesday, tho six contestants who* along with Russia, by nil cditorul in ficate jumped at tho conclusion that it the weather bureau forecast tonight. duced in tho senate todny a resolution men poor over night. Mr. Ingraham will spenk were chosen. They nres Later in tho dny, however, slightly directing tho nttorney general to in­ Miss Emily Eck, Dndo City High, on the forthcoming issue of the American was John Wniinmnkor and sent out tho was also president of tlie old South "The Greatest American"; Miss Eu­ more moderate temperatures may lie form the senate whether tho Depart­ Federntionist, official nrgan of tho word broadcast. Mr. Wanamakor says Florida Railway and built thu Pico association which declares that "no tho report of his death wns "greatly expected in northern California nnd ment of Justice contemplates any sep­ block and the Pico Hotel for thu rail­ nice Coward, Melrose High, on "What Miss Resslo M. worsts blunder could Iso made" than to exaggerated" and while ho was at his tho control part of the state; it was arate action ngninst the International way company and many other build­ is Americanism?" Wilson, Jupiter High, on "Who Is tho Harvester Company "for tho purpose send Amoricnn dcligntcs to Gcnon. homo in tho north ho said ho was al­ predicted. Estimates of frost dnmugc to or- of effectively restoring competitive ings. Mr. Ingraham left hero in 181)2 Greatest American?" Edwnrd McGill, Acceptance of tho invitation to join most afraid to make tho trip to Flori­ to go witli the Florida East Coast the conforenco by tho United States, da if they intended to kill him off so nnge and lemon crops already run conditions" between the various cor­ railway, being an intimate friend and Waldo High, on "The Greatest Am­ his cditorinl assorts, would be a pro­ quickly and without Ids consent. IIow- from 30 to 50 per cent in some loca­ porations making lip that concern. Ob­ asocintu of tho late Henry Flnglor. erican"; J. C. Hodnctt, Montvcrdo In­ nouncement thnt would lie throuhhout ovor, ho is tho picturo fo health nnd lities according to the stnte division jection was made to immedinto con­ Mr. Ingraham is vice-president of tho dustrial School, on "What 's Amer­ In others little sideration nnd Norris announced ho icanism?"; and Miss Gnylo Marshall, the world thnt Lcninc nnd Trotsky nro wont to tho Presbytorinn church horo of nmrfets today. Florida East Coast Railway nnd pres­ Sanford High, on "What Is American­ loss is reported. Distributors are snid would seek action tomorrow. to ho recognized. yesterday and otherwise spent tho dny ident of thu Model Laud Co., that own ism?" Mr. Hnchcllor will j reside a* "Can we hope to enter into n poriod as a good Presbytorinn should. To­ to have withdrawn their prices. In thousands of acres of land front Chu- chairman; the Judges will bo Prof. of higher international relations hy dny ho will go to Orlando and other some sections of Los Angeles county LEGION HONORS LEI luotn in tliis county south to big Lake M. S. Rose of Roilins College, Mrs taking tho hand of monstors who places with II. R. Stovons nnd sovernl thnt crop Is declared ruined. Cab­ Okeechobee and surrounding territory boast that they rulo by terror nnd other citizens nnd whllo his wishes to bage, spinach and artichokes suffered INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 23.—Robert and go south ns far as Cape Salde. Hiram Powers of Winter Pnrk, nnd ' damage in the Snn Francisco sections. bloodshed?" Mr. Gompers asked. E. Loo’s birthday anniversary was to- Mr. Ingraham is greatly interested in Supt Sexton Johnson of Orlando, have a quiet cruise are being respected "To recognize tho Lenino desposl- ho is nlso being shown tho Sanford dny Included in the American Legion's < |, tho tbrlvinR |itt|() cltics „„ the calendar events reserved for obser­ j now branches of the F. E. C. Ky., and SCHOONER YACHT RURNB tism nt thin time would bo to con­ spirit of hospitality and tho people FEDERAL GRAND JURY AT ST. PETERSBURG BEGINS AN INQUIRY found the situntinn nnd still further here want him nnd his party to fool vance by American citizens. This ac­ wan pleased to get a recent copy of the postpone the timo when rocognozntion that they are among friends nnd any­ FIRE FOLLOWS EXPLOSION INTO SHIPPING BOARD tion wns tnken a* tlie mooting of the Okeechobee News while hcro'iind to of a government bnsed on a free ex­ thing they want slinll ho given thorn. natlonnl nnd stato legislative commit­ note the many improvements and (Hr The A-aorlntril Press! pression of tho people may ho estabtee of tho Legion, The calendar, tho With Mr. Wannmnker's fine sea-go­ ST. PETERSHURQ, Jnn. 23 WASHINGTON, Jnn. 23.—Federal executives snid, wns expected to be changes on the big lake. Hsed," lie ndded. Ho also character­ ing yacht and tho two yachts of Mr. His many Sanford friends and os-, Schooner yncht Iris owned by J. H. ized tho ndmission of tho Russian Donnelly added to tho local fleet it Grnnd Jury hegnn inquiry Into trans­ printed ns drafted for use in connec­ pccinlly his old timo friends who know j obgon, of Mnntn Alabama was des­ government to tho conference ns in- gives Sanford’s harbor almost a wnr- actions of Charles W. Morse nnd tion with tho Legion’s Americaniza­ him so well in tho curly days an. hop-; troy,,(| hy fir„ yoatpn!nv wh|Io a t *<ng " tho nlliance of rcnctonnry liko appearance and looks something others with shipping hoard. Mprao tion work. It includes ninny his- ing that he will soon recover from n cnpltnl nnd tho soviots," brought like tho bunt basin will appear in tho is under n fifty thousnnd bannd on torie dntes in American history na recent illness und operation and bu anchor off Pinellas Point south of hero. Owner nbonrd. Ho said tho about "hy international finnnclors nnd next few yours. > chnrgo of conspiracy nnd ombozzlo- well ns thoso relating to tho civil war himself again and that he will return mont. politicians" who want concessions of such ns Lincoln’s birthday; tho battle to Sanford for a longer stay some fire followed nn explosion in tho ongin room. The vessel was vnluod at Russinn rnw materials. Tho Bolsh­ CARDINAL SANTOS DEAD of Gettysburg nnd the surrender nt time in tho near future. thirty-five thousand dollars nnd car­ SNOW AT RALEIGH evik regime, ho assorted, wns disinte­ Appomattox. * ARCHBISHOP OF TOLEDO ried ten thousnnd Insurance. FIRST OF WINTER grating fnRtor thnn is generally DIED ATnMADRID VISCOUNT BRYCE DEAD known,” with n life which could ho BALTIMORE, Md., Jnn. 23.— NEWARK, 0„ Jnn. 23.—Three peo­ ALL ENGLAND MOURNS RALEIGH, N. C., Jnn. 23.—First Maintenance of war employees of tho only "prolonged hy tho political, ( l l r Tin* Aaanelnlrd P r e s s ) ple were killed and four injured to­ DEATH OF POPULAR MAN ccnomlc and mornl support of tho • MADRID, Jan. 23.—Cardinal Alma- snow of the winter began falling hero Bnltlmore nnd Ohio railroad rojoited night when n bobsled on which they raz Y. S antos, seventy-five yenrs old, nt noon. United Stntos." reduction proposals submitted in n (H r T h r A a s a c ln t m I'rras) were riding wns struck by nn auto­ archbishop of Tolodo, died hero last LONDON, Jnn. 23.—Civillnn nnd mobile. Tho dead nro Mrs. Alfred conforenco with railroad officials horo WANTED- -Floor spneo for enr by and will placo their case before tho officials of England today mourned Fntzlngor, thirty; I.ester Rnchcnftoi; The Herald for real Job printing. night. • month or yenr, near Montezuma. federal railway labor hoard for , tho death of Viscount Bryce who pass­ eighteen, nnd Willard Stnfol, twentyTry a Herald Want Ad today. 250-2tp arbitration ed away nt Sidmouth yostordny. Phono 8. Post Cards at tho Herald OfTIco. three. TO PROHIBIT JOHN WANAMAKER IMPORT ARMS OF CONNECTICUT VICE-PRESIDENT INTO CHINA ON WAGE SCALE F. E. C. RAILWAY, VISITING OUR CITY HERE FOR VISIT ON HIS FINE YACHT • \ ' . '< . I. y St’s r MLteAikL - J �V w g* - *' ' ''r ' ' • • >■ m i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21,1922 PAGE SIX Dnzollo. Sho will return to Orlando tho homo of Mrs. Follows, who also senting In its nnmo copies of Van* _ Thoro was Dyke’s "Tho Bluo Flower" to Naomi tho first of tho week whorp thoy will had charge of tho meeting. Scoggnn nnd Allco Bolly for winning mnko their futuro homo, Mr. WilHnms n good attondanco. After tho business mooting nnd pro- first nndosccond plnco rospoctivoly In having n position in that thriving MRS. FRRD DAIGBR, Society Editor, city. grnm, refreshments wero nerved by tho contest. Honorable mention wns mndo of tho suggestions hnndod in by Phono 217-W tho hostess. I f y o a h o y * h i frlenO a v U l t l n s T «» John Wilson and Annabel Shimmons, Meeting next Thursday nt 3:30 p. m. U. A. R. — If y i u nr* l o i n n n r w h e r * y r c u m in s two members of tho Sophmoro class. k o m * , or U y o n « r r c n t c r l i U l i f i w r l « nt the homo of Mrs. Robort Glenn, The Snllle Hnrrison Chnpter repre­ • t i u t n l rnrd lo th la d ep a rtm en t# n tv ln jl d e tn lla . o r te le h p o n e th e Item . I t w ill sentatives and visitors to tho 20 th nn- who will also bo subject lendor.. All h e n r e a t ly a p p r e c ia t e d ._______ - -----------Special, one-fourth off on Silver for nunl State Conference, N. S., D. A. R., tho Bnptlst Indies of tho Heights nro one weok only nt McLnulin'H. 258-4 tc urged to attend these interesting s o c ia l Ca l e n d a r held nt Tampa, January lb, 17 and 18, returned yesterday nnd are proud to meetings which are hold every week. Mondny—St. Agnes Guild will meet announce their chnpter nnd homo city, TO ENTERTAIN NEWS HOYS. with Mrs. Jonothnn Pock nt tho that Seminole county now has a N. S., Rectory nt 3:30 p. m. I). A. R. stato officer, and ono wo Lester Smith, manager of tho Monday—Westminster Club will meet all feel justly proud of. Mrs. John "Night in Honolulu" has glad tidings nt tho homo of Mrs. John linker Lconurdi was elected to the offico of for tho boys when thoy road this ns on West First street nt 3:00 p. m. state registrar by a largo majority. they wore wondering how they wero Mrs. B. J. Starling, organizing pres­ Miss Mnmyo Mcro left yesterdny ident of the Cnpt. Reuben Briscoo N. going to see this show. Tho Herald TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 20.— afternoon for Washington, D. C., nf- S. C. A. It., (Children of tho Amori- has mndo arrangements with Mr. Bar­ tor spending sevoral months hero with can Revolution) had honorary mention ker, ndvnnco agent for tho "Night in Contracts for road construction in her pnrenta. from tho stato reporter, for organiz­ Honolulu" Company, who said ho Floridn approximating two million would bo only too glad t take enro of dollars wero nwnrdcd todny by tho ing the nuxilinry. In addition Tho Woman’s Club will give nil en­ Mrs. W. E. Wntsor, our loved re­ them nnd by the way Mr. Smith, man­ stnto road department. tertainment February 21 and 22 nt tho gent assisted by her efficient dele­ ager of tho show, used to bo n news­ severnl rolntivoly unimportant con­ Parish House. Every citizen is asked gate, Mrs. G. Irving Loucks, carried boy himself as he found that thnt tracts \Vere let nnd action taken on to put out their flags on thnt dnto nil business through with credit to wns a good way to get sponding mon­ vnrious othor projects. Tho commission will moot again to­ ey nnd from newsboy ho wont to tho it being Washington’s birthday. the Snllio Harrison Chapter. morrow nt which time it is ex­ Now York World whore ho was In Thoso returning yesterdny wore Mrs. Brooks White, Mrs. Robort W. Mrs. W. E. Watson, regent; Mrs. G. I. charge of tho boys for ton yenrs nnd pected tho organization of tho Simms and Mrs. Arthur B. Gilkos Loucks, dolcgnte; Mrs. John Lconnrdl, then ho thought ho would go into tho board for tho coming year will bo havo returned to their homes in Jack­ now stnto registrar; Mrs. B. J. Star­ show business nnd todny ho is rntod as effected, including tho naming of n sonville nftor spending n few days ting nnd hor guests Mrs. Arthur B. n first cIubs producer nnd show man­ successor to Mnjor Charles A. Brown. hero as tho guest* of Mrs. B. J. Gilkos, honorary member, nnd Mrs. ager. Awards comprising tho large bull: Starling. Robert W. Simms, of Jacksonville, nlso of projects wero: honorary member and Mrs. Brooks j PRIZES l'RESEN 1ED AT THE All of stnto road No. 1 between tho SCHOOLS BY WELFARE DE­ Mrs. Williams (formerly Miss Ruby White, state corresponding secretary County lino east to tho Brick rflnd, —Mrs. B. J. Starling, press reportor Roy) came over yesterday from Or­ PARTMENT, WOMAN’S CLUB •12,78 miles, reinforced concrete, nwnr­ lando to spend the week end with hor father, A. L. Roy, nnd sunt, Miss BON TON BRIDGE CLUB Tho chapel exercises, both in tho dcd to B. A. Inglls nnd C. F. Lytle, nirminghnm, Ain., $980,500.20 The members of tho Bon Ton High nnd Grammar schools, wero tho Project No. 13, Ornngo County, Ply­ Bridge Club wero most pleasantly en­ scenes of cordial interest on Wednes­ mouth to Mount Dorn, 8.09 miles, to tertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. day morning when prizeB in tho "City W. P. McDonald Construction Comp­ C. It. Kirtloy at her home on Mag­ Beautiful" contest wero finally award­ any, Lakeland, eight inch compacted ed. Sometime ago it wns announced nolia nvenuo. rock, three inches nsphnlt, $228,040.­ Bright hued nasturtiums and other by tho committee of tho Welfnro De­ 77. Hof-Mac Service cut flowers adorned tho rooms where partment in chnrgo of thnt work in Putman County, project No. 18, the schools that tho winners chosen the card tables wore placed. Includes from Cisco to tho Volusia County Tho hours passed very quickly in for submitting the most helpful sug­ lino, 12.8 miles, eight Inch compact­ the interesting game of bridge, and gestions for making Sanford n more , ed base, three inch bituminous mnenSTARTING when scores were counted it was beautiful city wero Naomi Scoggnn dnm top, to John F. Morgan Pnving LIGHTING found that Mrs. Betts held high score and Alice Bolly in the High School nnd Company, Mlnmi, $355,830.84. and was awarded a Japanese candle Margaret Butner of tho Eighth grade. And IGNITION Project No. 33, Alnchun County The prizes, however, which wero to bo etick. from Burnetts Lnko to Gnlnesvillo, SERVICE At the conclusion of tho card game good books, had to bo ordered, nnd so three inch bituminous mnendnm top, ... Mrs. Kirtloy served date cake nnd cof­ the presentation of these to tho winWE HAVE THE nors was delayed until this week. Mrs. nliU toor. fee. Ohio, $285,507.87. Substitutes for absent club mem­ C. W. Vorco represented tho commit­ Bids for projects in Volusia County bers were Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Miss tee at tho Grammar School exorcises, were rejected by the department. I.ettie Caldwell and Mrs. Percy Moro. making a very appropriate talk about Tho department passed n resolu­ Club members present wore Mrs. Ben the pupils’ individual opportunities for tion agreeing thnt if Brevard County Caswell, Mrs. Ed. Betts, Mrs. Robert heping make Sanford a “City Beauti­ would spend $300,000 on state road Hines, Mrs. Fred Wight and Mrs. ful.’ She then presented tho eighth No. 4, thnt tho department would fin­ grade prize which was a copy of James Joe Chittenden. ish the work nt n cost not to exceed Whitcomb Riley's "Songs of Friend­ $350,000 on tho part of tho depart­ ship.” JENNY SPAULDING CIRCLE ment. Miss Sara Muriel represented the Tho Jenny Spaulding Circle mot on Highlands County received a de­ Thursday nftornoon, January 19th, nt committee nt tho High School, pro- partmental npproprintion of $45,000 to bo used in conjunction with county funds of $35,000 to construct a rock surfneo 12 foot wide on stnto road number 8 between Josephine Creek -1 Store in Florida 10 Stores in Georgiannd Lake Annie. , The department agreed to sur­ face treat with bituminous mntorinl stnte road No. 5 between the Alnchun line nnd tho Marlon Co.i.ity border, days. S O C IE T Y 4' Ij ill i' ■ ij&*.?; J! • AND i!: EQUIPMENT i:Vi Mi \ t! HOF-MAC BATTERY CO. Churchwell •J Sanford’s New Store ORLANDO’S NEW HOTEL WILL BE ELEVEN STORIES Hi : ti­ ll f Pi Ij * li«r fa Mi* m i K ■* J We are grateful to you people of Sanford for the enthusiastic greeting we received today on the open­ ing of our new store. We want to pledge to you our hearty co-operation in the expanding of your beau­ tiful city. We want to grow with you. Should you ever make an unsatisfactory purchase from our store, we’ll deem it a pleasure to make proper adjust­ ment. You will find in our store everything to wear for the whole family and piece goods galore. THANK YOU « li 1 \r> it n .li < ' I □ ■ * : The Churchwell With only twenty days of tho now yenr gone, Orlando has stoppod into tho lend of nil cities in tho South­ land with a building total of more than $800,000. This remarkable figure was reached yesterday when tho Orange Hotel Co. applied for a $750,000 permit for its now hotel, and eleven story structure now being built on tho corner of North Ornngo nvenuo and Oak slrcot. Com­ plete plnnx of tho building will ho submitted to tho building department this morning by tho nrehitest, Murry S. King, and thu permit will bo issued either today or Mondny. Work on tho hotol has been going on for several weeks under a tem­ porary permit, which wns first issued for thirty days and Inter renewed. Virtually all tho structural stool has arrived nnd within tho InBt few days tho outlino of whnt will bo Orlnndo’B grentest sky-sernpor linB mountod stondlly upwnrd, henring n sllont tes­ timonial to tho progress of Florida's Seventh City. It will truly bo n million dollar ho­ tel, ns mny be scon from tho amount of tho building permit nnd officials of tho compnny snld last night thnt whon it is completely equipped tho cost mny exceed oven this startling figuro. Although tho hotol hns bcon roforred to ns tho Monondoz, It has not been named. Monondoz wns suggest­ ed by an artist sometime ago who pnlnted tho structure as it will appear when complctod, hut tho compnny re­ fused to lylopt this nppolntion.—Or­ lando Sentinel. ■ Would like floor space for small enr by month or yoar, near Montezuma. Phono 8, 258-3tc SELLS IT FOR LESS The New£tore- -The New Store NOTICE TO FARMERS—Just ar­ rived, fresh cnrlond of thnt good old rolinldo KEYSTONE LIME. Nuff sod. Telephone 135. Phono us your wnnts. Thoy will hnvo our usual prompt nttontion.—Hill Lumbor Com­ pnny. Sorvlco, quality, price. 2.r)7-2tc S : “ THE BIRTH OF i A NATION11 I 1 ■ TWO MILLIONS FOR ROADS IS NOW RELEASED yt I ’• .0 Star Today Ifir »a — ■ ■ s By H far tho most wonderful picture ever made. 18,000 people— 3,000’m ounts cf the Xu IClux Klun —millions of dollars spent and two years to make. Two perform ances daily, one a t 3:30 each after­ noon and one a t 8:00 each night. They bring th eir own orchestra w ith u special musical score. BALCONY RESERVED FOR W HITE PEOPLE ONLY FOR THESE TWO DAYS Saturday at the Princess—Marie Pro­ vost in “A Parisian Scandal”; Comedy SEE OUR WINDOW -ofHOUSE CLEANING ARTICLES THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. WARD & RIVE GENERAL REPAIRING West First St. Old Ford Guift I’hone No. 447-W SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Woat First 8 trcet 1018 West First Street THREE CONCERTS ARTIST COURSE ----------------------- AT ---------------------- B eacham T h eatre ORLANDO, FLORIDA ALBERTO SALVI FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 27 ____ • . FRIEDA HEMPEL MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY .70 ANNA CASE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. 22 Single Tickets, Salvi, $2.75; Hempel, $4.40; Case, $3.30; including war tax Reserved Seats for Course, $7.00 and war tax MAIL ORDERS HAVE PREFERENCE Personal Director: WALTER DRENNAN ORLANDO, FLORIDA SILVER SALE ALL STERLING SILVER t OFP Three P attern s: PLYMOUTH, CHANTILLY, ESTRUSCAN ONE WEEK ONLY This is a Special Cosh-Raising Sale— Nothing Charged at these Prices M cLaulin, The Jew eler 212 Eust F irst S treet Sanford, Florida Try n Herald Want Ad todny. ’ I f *1 J �" Vt-'. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1922 FUDI.ISHESBS J J m tliln c K n o w n on Mubarrlption I'rlro tn A d v a n c e ■One Y e a r ------- ------------ — -----------------|4W » t i l M onth* .....................—-------------- . 8.00 D e liv e r e d In O llr b y C arrier O n e W e e k ..._______ ______ —------ IB Cent* T h e b i s VJ- to IH -p a sa W e e k l y ' l l e r C C o u n ty •'and la p u h lla h ed e v e r y F r id a y . A d v e r ’tlalnK r a te* m a d e k n o w n o n ap p llea * i t l a a . D e m o c r n t l e In p o litic* . fSJlO per 1T »ar, a l w a y a In a d v a n c e .________________ ■ B H D K I t T i l K AHHOCIATKI) 1’I t lI M *U TOUGH ON T1IE BOYS • Tho Sanford Herald in telling about threo runaway boys found in thnt city said: “They will bo bold hero jirob«bly wanted tonsqhY otaoi ahr pend­ ing tho arrival of their folka from Or­ lando today.” If tho boya are in ns bad shape as the Herald would imiif a ■cato the parents cannot get there too TfV'i.'t • soon.—Kissimmee Gazette. STILL HUNTING FOB EASIER JOBS. tick eradication, no-fonco law, high­ way development, changes In meth­ ods of taxation, capital removal and renpportionmont. But oven more interest, perhaps, centers in the nomination of the Unit­ ed Stntos sonntor, Senator Trammell’s term expiring next yoar. So fnr no names other than those of Mr. Tram­ mell, to sulceed himself, nnd William Jennings Brynn. Tho Pensacola News, in a recent Issue, makes tho prediction that Mr. Brynn will bo n candidate, nnd suggests thnt If ho docs Florida will see one of tho live­ liest enmpnigns In its history. Tho News says It has learned, In devious ways, thnt Mr. Brynn hns declnred that he will mnko tho rnie If thcro Is sufficient demand for it. The Jacksonville Observer also has declnred thnt Mr. rynn would no doubt prove a highly acceptable condidnto to n lnrgo number of Floridn citizens nnd disposes of any question of his elligibility to office by citing the enso of Frank Clnrk who was, to all Intents nnd purposes, n citizen of Oklnhomn when ho was elected to congress from Floridn. If Mr. Brynn does decide to nspire to represent the state In the Sen­ ate It will be puzzling to mnny to know on just what kind of n platform he will stnnd—whnt issuo will ho made thnt would give him proferenio over Senator Trammell. Both Mr. Trammell nnd Mr. Fletcher voted for the prohibition issue, which is settled, and so fnr as wb have been nbl« to conjecture there nro no big issues on which Florida’s senators have offen­ ded the electorate of the etnte. And the native son, surely, mny well count thnt ho stnrts tho race with light weight nnd the best of tho atnrt.— Pnlntkn News. Within two weeks a resident of this city overtook a young man on tho rood some three miles to tho south­ ward and offered to pick him up nnd bring him ns far as Kissimmee. The offer was gladly taken. The young fellow, evidently under twenty-five, bad neither grip nor pack, was illyclothed, and sudly needed dry-clennHOW ABOUT THIS? ing apd pressing. He stated that his borne was in Massachusetts where ho There is really no set rule was employed in a shoe-factory, but For conducting a newspaper— because of "some labor conditions” ho Except to print nl the news bad quit and made the trip to Florida, Which, in the editor’s opinion, lie was then walking back. Is fit to print— Such is the fate of mnny who come And to tell the truth. to Floridn to find an easy snap. All There’s considerable difference this young fellow knew to an exact­ Between brands of editors, ness was the making of shoos—yet ho And thnt is why one man gave up a job because of a slight loo­ May cut down on space sening of pay and made a trip to a lo­ Regarding some special article, cation thousands of miles from a shoo Where another man "pads’ it plant because of a mistaken idea thnt And gives it a "big head." everything would fall to him and ho There is no editor, however, would have an easy time. The man Who does not sometimes err; recognized his mistake—yet he will And no editor, however old, leave tho stato with a bitterness In Or how long in business, his heart regarding the residents here. Will ever mnko the claim No doubt he will always condemn That he knows it all. Florida—merely because he failed to Yet the contents of n paper tumble into some lucrative position. Rests entirely with one head, JIo was old enough to have under­ A newspaper is like a menu—• stood that good positions in Florida— It covers much ground— ns well as in all other states—come Yet all its contents only to those who have demonstrated Are not strongly admired their ability to fill such situations. He By every individual patron. was old enough, also, to have saved Mr, A will suggest 'some of tlie high wages ho had been That all politics he taboo; receiving during the "gut-rich-quick" Yet Mr. It will ndviso ycura to tide him through tho era of Writing more political dope reconstruction and into thu years of And slashing down normal conditions. And, again, ho All the society stuff. was old enough to have learned that Mrs C says she always “'half a loaf is better than no bread” "Dotes" on the social page —that a man can so arrange his af­ Hut hates tales of accidents, fairs to onsmnll his outgo when his in­ And wishes those annihilated. come Is lessened. Mr. D would eliminate . There are men in Florida todny who All the religious notices have made wages in tho past fow And have that same space ryoarB of from fifty to eighty dollars a Given over to sporting events— "weak. Todny they are willing to ac­ While Mrs. E declnres cept ... in this state a situation which Thnt sporting news is lowering wi p ay their hoard nnd lenvo thorn a And she would much prefer 1 1 1 H.. f(,|. ««!> .... fin___ 1 extras. They are of many Thnt entire sermons he printed. trades—and no doubt are good work­ Mr, F vows thnt all tales men; but, led adrift by the phnmtom Of crimes and casualties <utf a maximum of pay for a minimum Carry a lowering influence olflnbur they thrust behind them tho And should ho censored; .probabilities of luxuries and followed While Mr. G strongly inulntuins <nfT after tho possibilities of necessi­ That the way to stop wrong ties. Is to plainly show it up. And that Is what is making hard­ And so goes the guy life— ships in all walks of life at tho pres­ That of a newspaper editor. ent moment!—Kissimmee Gnzette. Call in a score of people To censor from their views THE JUNE PIMM AHIES Tho contents of any paper A h it was going to press— While this is an off year in elec­ With the columns nil filled— tions more than the usual interest And allow each visitor to centers in tho Juno primaries especi­ Blue-pencil what he’d delete ally in tho selection of county repre­ Or nuppress or censor, sentatives in the next legislature, And two-thirds of the columns where changes nre to bo made. Is­ Would be entirely blank aacs that are certain to come at the And the remaining articles next session of tho legislature are vi­ Would he about ns insipid tal to Floridn, a growing and pros­ As a glass of home-brow pering slate. Among those will bo Left uncovered over night. People, ns a wholo people, Must take the entire menu ■ And pick out what they wish; And editors will continuo To give interesting nows— Unbiased, unafraid, undictated. Statements written trutbfuly Never lmrmed u righteous cause, •• But huvo very frequently Caused betterments of conditions. Mon hnvo suffered financially Because they told tho truth; But they suffered far more From a moral point of view Whenever they endeavored ■• To "Pass tho buck," ' And essayed to curry wator Upon both shoutdors. Tho proper and sensible way Phones 497-404 In which to run n paper Is the sumo as the way WBLAKA BLOCK To conduct any business— Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables | DEANE TURNER s Give the public tho best ' In overy possible line; Bo frank, free, fearless; Keep overy agreement And respect every patron; By a Sanford Celery-fed Licksplttlo to no one— Man And always give tho best That it is possible to got. Yassum. I thank you. —Thorn In Kiss-Gas. Mr. Sanford Colory-fed Man, Dally Herald: Impressed with your spicy feature DOES PROHIBITION PROHIBIT? in tho issuo of tho 19th Inst., especial­ This Institution, whose success and strength has ly your story of "Beauty nnd tho Bnl Hns prohibition proved n success? lot," I will sny tho mnn in Missouri Is been builded by a loyal people, whose most valu­ Tho answer depends largely upon tho not apt to got fnr with his scheme to able asset is the confidence, trust and esteem of point of view of tho person to whom give each of tho fair voters a box of tho question is addressed. You will cold cream. In tho first plnco it Is those who know it best nnd whose highest en­ find individuals who will insist thnt not plenalng to tho girls for any more it hns been an unqualified success. mnn to intimate that they need any deavor is to attain still higher plains of se rv ic eThey point to tho abolition of the op­ cosmetic or beautifier whatever. wishes you a happy, healthful and prosperous en saloon in confirmation to their A much more effective plnn was ono position, nnd it seems a good point. I saw used n few cynrs ago out in New Year. They acknowledge, much bootlogging, San Diego, Calif, As n guest of tho hut they point out that it is all under Cnbrilio club of that city and being tho bnn of the law, thnt tho drlnkor present when sovornl men woro dis­ nnd the manufacturer, nre both law cussing the coming county election I breakers nnd subject to penalties was Impressed with tho nssurnnee ono when caught, and they Insits thnt of the candidates felt in his election. mnny arc being enught by the vigilant When the party separated I got in sleuths of tho prohibition nrmy, which touch with this mnn and naked him ennnot be denied. to tell me why ho felt bo dead suro of On the other hand thoro are those his election. Dropping his voice ho who insits thnt prohibition hns been snid. an absolute failure; thnt thcro is more "If you will kcop mum, I’ll tel} you drinking than ever before; thnt so fnr my secret. I am an expert dancer. Oh as enforcement of the law Is concern­ I know exactly how to make a girl ed, there is no such thing, for any have a good time out on tho floor, I man wants liquor can got it anywhere attend every hop or hall in tho county in the country if he "knows the and where I am weakest, I have my ropes." They claim it has diminish­ friends to get up a big dance. ed the respect for law, and made a "When I get there and the music nation of law ' brenkers; they claim begins, I pick out the Jwall flowers’ it has mndc it more difficult to get and you hot I sec thnt they hnvo the Cleanliness is next to Godliness good liquor, nnd forced tho drinkers time of their sweet lives. When I to turn to the moonshino stuff, which take one to her sent, before starting We invite the public nnd ail users of ELDER Is nlwnys poisonous. Tho govern­ out of the next, I slip one of my enrds SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring nnd in ment inis been deprived of needed re­ into tho hnndB of my partner nnd tho our method of handling its product. Why take venue, respect for Inw hns sadly do- smile I get is all the nssurnnee I want a chance? Your em inent physicians claim crenscd, nnd crime, inspired by the that I will not only get her vote, hut th a t this w ater in unexcelled and its purity deadly concoctions to which the people she will go to tho limit for me with mnkes it m ost beneficial for many troubles. hnvo perforced resorted has largely every friend she has, nmlo and foincrcnsod. , mnle. The Ford people of Sanford as well ns the In view of this widely vnrlng op­ "i know all about it, for I hnvo W estern Union recommend this w ater for inions, it becomes nn interesting ques­ been doing this at every election since batteries. tion ns to whore the truth is to be the ladies got tho ballot and I get all found. Manifestly it will not do to nc- the voles I need and some to spare,” Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water cept in to to the testimony that is of­ sent you nnd protect your health. A VISITOR. fered by these interested witnesses. Each looks at tho evidence from a are concerned records shows that these hnvo been approximately tho biased standpoint. The New York Herald hns been same in Indiana under Volstead act making a nation-wide investigation of ns before it wns put in effect, but the SANFORD FLORIDA the question with a view to get at nature of, the ‘crimes’ has differed. tho actual facts, without prejudice Bank robberies hnve increased nnd to either party, nnd for lack of hotter and murders have decreased, Boot­ evidence wo give its conclusions be­ legging arrests and convicltions hnve low, leaving our renders to draw their increased sovernl hundred per cent. own conclusions, The Herald nrtielc: Indlnnn dry before the Volstead net In one respect prncticnlly all of the passed,, hut convictions for drunken­ reports received by the Herald In Its ness have decreased several hundred m In Indinnnpolis there is investigation into the results of two per cent. Call on us. We will give you all information 5 an average of six nrrests dnily for years of prohibition agree. In nearly violntion of iho liquor laws." every part of tho country there has and make your application for License 2 It would lie possible to give simbeen a marked decrease In crime in N the last two years. A decrease in iiiar facts and figures for nearly for your car \ 8 the number of insanity cases in some every state in tho country for, which sections nnd, judging by court records, very few exceptions, the reports re­ an improvement in domestic relations ceived show the same genera] con­ nlso is noted. Whether there h a s 1ditions. There nre variations in de­ been nn improvement in the general gree, just ns there nre variations iin public health which can be traced to the comparative "dampness" of the states, but the condition regarding WE SELL U. S. ROYAL CORD TIRES prohibition tho record is not clear. In considering cromo statistics, mnjor crimes and prison nnd alms­ however, confusing results from the house populations nppenr to hnve im­ general inclination to include in- proved substantially in the last two varinbloy the statistics covering the years. -----------o----------"crimes" for which tho prohibition Inw SOME OF OUR BARGAINS IN itself is wholly responsible; thnt is, USED CARS the violations of tho Volstcnd act nnd VULCANIZING the state enforcement statutes, ,nnd 1919 Model fi-pnas. Nash......... $325.00 at present the violations n some sec­ 1919 Model, 9-pass. Oakland.... 475.00 Phone 417-TV First and Elm Avenue tions of tho country nro exceedingly Ono 7-pass. Iluick ................... 573.00 numerous, Any tnble of statistics One Maxwell Rondster ............ 223.00 llll which included these violations would One Ford Coupe, 1920 Model.... -100.00 be somewhat misleading if taken ns a Ono Auburn 5-pnss. ................. 375.00 ■B BB B BB B aB B BB B BB BB B BB B H BB B BB B BB B BH B BB B BB B BB B BB B aaanaa guide to whether prohibition hnd re­ Ono Saxon Roadster ............... 100.00 ■ a Terms to responsible people. duced or Increased crime. The Her­ ald correspondent at Intllnnnpolis quits II. & O. MOTOR CO.. Sanford, Fla. Lexington nnd Hupnioblle Sales nnd tho matter thus; Service "It narrows down to the point of view on ‘crime.’ So fnr ns arrests 2G9-M.W nnd wky. The Bank of Safety Security-Service The Peoples Bank of Sanford | SA F E T Y FIRST Elder Springs Water Co. A FREE Service for YOU 5 FREE! Frank Akers Tire Co. j j Celery Bleaching Paper! Celery Wires For the Children's Sake - You want your children to have a good education, don’t you? Certainly if you were denied such advan­ tages yourself, you will appreciate the desir­ ability of starting savings accounts for them now, with that object in view. This bank is cultivating savings ac­ counts for children. We are anxious to help these men and women of “tomorrow” to get an education that will fit them for big things in the future. regular Black Paper 1 Chase & ^•■■■■■■■■■■■■aBHHHHBaHHHaaHBHaHaBaBaaHaaM BaaaBaaaaaa CHULUOTA INN The Seminole County j Bank I in a u n ii Company I SANFORD, FLORIDA p PROGRESS 5 -Ask Us for Prices- 4% INTEREST PAID STRENGTH i We have both the Cord-Lined Paper and the j On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Eaat Coaat Railway, Chuluota, Fla., among the plnea and lakes of Seminole county, nn up*to-dat» modern brick hotel, with private baths and hot water heat. Firat clnsa cnlaine. Rates $2.50 to $L50 per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ cording to location of room. SERVICE • in n im in ! ■in,*,,,n ,|»nn K BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBaBBo « aBI , M RS. CH A S. D. B R U M LEY , M anager j �»%»**€«sex-**/* i >• '.it' THE SANFOHD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1922 NATIONAL TRIBUTE TO OFESSIONAL : WILSON UNDER WAY D BUSINGS : HRECTORY : fnn F i n d the Nnnto o f *» J i ivc ProfwilonxI nnn m t j ; Man in S anford In Column Each I>ny * ^ Campaign Starts for $1,000,000 or More to Endow Foundation in ex-Presidcnt’s Name. F. D. ROOSEVELT CHAIRMAN Now York.—Prominent men and women have organized In every n tei Ha ** W* ** *" state In the country In a campaign opening Hie week of January ltl to tdConstrucfn Co. raise $1,000,(100 or more to endow the Wilson Foundation, which UCTOES AND BUILDERS Woodrow Is designed to honor Mr. Wilson and ad Specificationt* Chcerfull.’ perpetuate Ids Ideals. The Income . Furnished from this sum will provide tho WoodL|| Work (lunrantccd row Wilson Awards to be given purl* odlcuUy to "the Individual or group fCK p . o . Bo* an that has rendered, within a spccllled period, meritorious service to democ­ Lf^rdTMachiBe Sr racy, public welfare, liberal thought, or pence through Justice." [Foundry Co. Tho National Comadttee, headed by j .Machine n n d Boiler Work; Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic candidate for Vice-President la 1020, Grinding; D eL uxo P i s t o n s ; Includes representatives of each j Rings and P in s; F ly w h e e l state. Cleveland II. Dodge of New | i r Hands; Crank S h a f t s r«- York Is chairman «' the Executive Committee and Hamilton Holt Is F.xL e n t s for Cnillo Inboard and ecu11vc Director. Fifteen nationally Motors. ------------- P h o n e « 2 known men and women will comprise tho permunent Board of Trustees, [teyleiie Welding I OF ALL KINDS [ford Welding Co. I North Hanford Avenuo [, 0 . S h i n h o l s e r D E L IV E R •!* F L O R ID A THE GOODS’ Service Transfer J Storage FacilltleH llcasc you, tell others; If no r lell us. Phone 498 nt 207 French Avc., between Third. E. R. HERGQUIST. panford’s New Hotel” © linilerw ood & U mlrrtvooJ. F R A N K L IN D. R O O S E V E L T C h a irm a n of tho N atio n al C om m ittee of th e Woodrow W llio n F ou ndation . which must Invest the funds In United upon for guests. Will bo glad States or other recognized securities. Inow ns well as old friends. Five tr u s t e e s h a v e a lre a d y been nppnlntcd. T ho Hoard of T ru s t e e s will also |aiul meals, also meals. Houso H|i|)<dnt th e J u r y of A w a rd s of 25 men iwul w o m en who will s o il'd th e person or heated. prmiii to whom tho aw ard, will uo. T h e s t a t e c h a ir m e n a r e a s follows: I. A. Walker Mrs. M. Martin A LA B A M A —lio n. F rank I ’, Glass, [FORD NOVELTY WORKS t. C. CULLER, Prop. (era! Shop and Mitt Work ptACTOK and IHJILI)El nmrrrlnl Hlreet Hanford, I'l» peo. W. Knight Estate und Insurance )ltl» •:* FLORIDA [ord Steam Laundry for s e r v i c e Call M6-J BAWLING, Prop. forge A. DeCottes Atiorney-at-Law rr Seminole County Bank Dltlt -:FLORIDA kployment Bureau.. rational committee of tho Bus!fd Professional Women's Club nil young women deairing nent to register at the First Rank. |RS O. BERNER, Chairman W. NICKERSON I'ccountnnt; Audits—Systems Inronie Tax Service I1 10 McNelll-Davis Bldg. Orlando, Fit. [thers! Take ad»ffe of the boys’ and fen’s clothing sale [uford Shoe & Clo. 251-6tc r * Hat fm n* m h* H» t'11 Plant Protectors for |° actual protection In coldest weather cnay to Rs all. Will Have young ats. Twelve to twenty alH In cnch protector, R* 11ire— fcn NTHR HAVEN WAG- R* ON WORKS Winter Haven, Fin. * Mb does nonexecutive spend Ids cn ho Isn’t telling somo det head to uso his own Judg- ers returns |5.00 and every fanner whose return Is propnred will be fur­ nished without charge one 1922 Farm Record. This record dovised for far­ mers exclusively and fills a long felt need fo t a farm record sufficiently simplo to bo of any benofit to farm­ ers. Retail prlco $2,00. EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE PRE­ PARING RETURNS Fllo yourB now nnd get it off your mind. A. S, CLARK, Public Accountant P. O. Box 1881 Jacksonville, F1&. Weather Outlook for the Period Jan­ uary 23 to 28, Inclusive At tHc moat hospitable homo of Dr. nnd Mrs. L. R. Philips, a church' re­ South Atlantic nnd East Gulf states: ception wns held Friday night In hon­ Temperature below normal; generally or of Dr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Walker, fair; freezing temperature in interior pastor of the Methodist church mid nnd frost on coast probable. his assistant nnd wife Mr, nnd Mrs. R. M. Iloyd, f c iP a H o iB B te iie iB .a p a ik a i The houso was beautifully decorat­ Kl ed with a profusion of poinsettas nnd M PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR ferns in the parlor, roses in tho libr­ ary and hall, nnd in the dining room •vj fn h Fa Kfl !hi h tho tallies were center with pink nsJnn. 31.—Song Recital—Mrs. Lucille sonins, pansies being favors. Henry McLauIin, Jr. Aspinwall Tukach. After tho gathering of tho guests OPTICIAN—OI*TOMErrRIBT nn unusually Interesting program was Moore Haven muck soil is claimed rendered ns follows: to be worth $12.50 per ton for fer­ Mrs, Wren McGuin of paoln in her tilizing. most attractive manner gnvo several If nn nristoernt can’t accomplish much enjoyed readings, the first anything, he finds consolation in being, the impersonation of nn old sneering at self-made men. colored wash woman nnd her idea of renl music, Sanford, Fla. 212 East. 1st St. Miss Jttila Lning played nn instru­ mental solo. Mr, nnd Mrs. Boyd sang n couple of negro dialect songs, m Mrs. Elizabeth Reed of Washington Avhich brought groat applause. Miss Orn Wiilinms, teacher of expression hns a collection of gold nuggets Hint Is in the Sanford schools, very grncious- considered U very remarkable one. As required by section 12, chapter iy gnvo n numbber of rendings, on of Sirs. Ileeil lias eleven nuggets ranging 5590, Laws of Florida, I will bo in tho In size from that of u hickory nut to which wns "Sally Ann’s Experience.'’ IIni I of a mnnV Us, and containing up! following places, on the duto nnd be­ The readings of both these ladles lli 10 minces of gold each. The lari; tween tho hours set after each, for tho wore grently enjoyed. est nugget contains $820 worth of gold purposa of receiving tax returns; At tills junction Dr. Phillips an­ Mrs. Reed recently moved to Washing­ Geneva—February 6th, 16:00 a. in. nounced that alips of paper had been ton from San Francisco. to 3:00 p. m. AT prepared, on which a vcrsco of a Chuluota—February 7th, 10:00 n. familiar hymn had boon written, one Ml fKj Hu Hu t^i tei Ha m. to 12:00 m. line on each slip nnd each verso hav­ Gnbrielln, February 7th, 1:00 p. m. ing four slips. These were distrib­ to 3:00 p. m. uted nnd then n busy buzzing tlmo Oviedo—February 8th, 10:00 a. m. ensued looking for tho group of four to 3:00 p. m. ---------------------------------------nnd Avlten found repaired to tho din­ Ha Ha Ha Hrt Hu Ha tet Altamonte—February 0th, 10:00 a. ing room, where behold found to their | MONDAY, [ m. to 12:00 in. ennsternntion that they had to sing The first car load shipment of Longwooil—February 9th, 1:00 p. : WEDNESDAY, j for their supper the verse they held. marmalade made by tho Wakefield m. to 3:00 p. m. From otto corner came n piping treble Perserving Co., will hu shipped by Lake Mary—February 10th, 10:00 5 FRIDAY NIGHTS S "My Hope is Built on Nothing Less", water from Sanford to New York a. m. to 12:00 m. front another the soaring soprano city. Other car loads will lie ready Pnoln—Fobrunry 10th, 1:00 p. m. to 2 of each week from n group of Leaguers “Pull for for shipment every tea days until 3:00 p. m. Shore," from another a deep bass "It they move to Lake Gem. Monroe- February 11th, 10:00 a. in. is not nigltt when thou art near." to 3:00 p. m. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dr. Mnitin of Osceola ■ Much merriment wns derived from U ■ Yours very truly, coin pan led by Miss Stone, Mrs, Hart " _________________ ________ ■ this as sometimes n group wns with­ A. VAUGIIN, nnd Mrs. Culpepper attended the lec­ 257-3tc l ------------------------------------------ S out n trained singer lint they tried 2l-2tc Tax Assessor. ture in Sanford Sunday. just the same. Mrs. Pearl Peters left Friday for Delicious refreshments of v a r i o u s Georgia where ttlie was called by the The Revenue Act of 1921 kinds of sandwiches, coffee and cake illness of her mother Mrs, Wenrthy, requires that every Individual having k don’t be a wall?s were served. Mrs, W. II. Hcevc.n and son return­ a gross income of $5,000.00 or more After all were served the guests flower S wore guided hack to the parlors for ed home Sunday from Enu Gallic file Income Tax return regardless of P tnnsts. Dr. Phillips ns toast master after spending a few weeks with her amount of net income, in very appropriate remarks, asked sister Mrs. A. E. Mathews. Do Not Pay Exhorhitnnt prices for nHDr. Wnlker to give a toast nn the Mrs, Cuidett wns in Sanford Tues­ nIstance in preparing ytntr return. Position of the Paster toward the day attending the reception given at Semi for simple form upon which to Church". the home of Mrs. Ed. Meich. furnish information nocossnry to pre­ Mr, S. O, Shinholser, the attitude Mr, anti Mrs. P. N. Wakefield war pare return. Maximum prlco on farm- ■■■■■■a of tlie Church toward tho Pnstnr. Dr. in Lake Gem. Barhams, pnstnr of the Congrega­ Mr. Sherman of Lake Gem was here tional Church, "The fine spirit of af­ on business Wodncsdny. filiation among the Churches of San­ ford. Mr. P. M. Boyd, a tnnst to the Indies, Mrs. D. A. Kelly a toast to tho a men. This delightful "get-to-gethor" a meeting disbanded by singing in uni­ son "Blest lie the Tie that Binds" and dismission by Dr. Walker. Tile guonts left reluctantly nt n late hour proclaiming Dr. nnd Mrs, Kisiploymrai A u lu fm itllf i Ilniptii) rtifhl 3 ^ _ (.(Jus L. R. Philips most charming host nnd k ilr H itiln 14,h*|UH•«! tk I* II i . f Miar*» *f■««I■ am*** i l l : ! M l Si 4.1 i hi ^ t^|frilj, *!*•■ ••# AiiTirimt. rmviriM '”- ' hostess anti of the great appreciation _M 'T^8i*'Frfj*, ?_ »r * *•'» A*mm * S tV fX » • I M . I !*,*» * • .» m > |k|W » • « M u « t r i ( P |t kvm -** * I ^ for such a lovely occasion. *-e awL . M i f «t k H S 1.1 . m-m :v i'..V tlJLli* (ASH*«"**, *«» »«l »**!*«( • ______ __ IT ii — 1m |H I t'.fcr* ( | I M I ■ t vrVJL! n vA j .JS ' *- -mUY i-M. ■"- w a; •'*-' nm m m r ■ ■j STET *—<Ml fttl • i—if t--»ini *i tl|J iUySSL T: m ? i tV‘7 . * . r ; ■ CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 n w J " J t # l u t t m i t j L W rti’, M Southbound N Departs ■ Arrivo ■ 2:40 n.m. N No. 83. ........ 2:30 n.m. n 8:40 n.m. No. 27. 1:38 p.m. n ■ No. 01. ........ 1:18 p.ip. 3:20 p.m. ■ ......... 2:55 p.m. 89. No. s 7:10 p.m. ■ No. 85. ......... 6:55 p.m. ■ ■ ■ North bo and • Dopnrta ■ , Arrivo m 2:03 a.m, No. 82. ........ 1:48 a.m. 12:05 p.m. l■ No. 84. ........ 11:45 n.m. 2:55 p.m. ■ No. 80. ........ 2:35 p.m. ■ 4:05 p.m. s No. 92. ......- 4:00 p.m, No. 28. ........ 10:00 p.m. ■ ■ Trilby llrnnch Doparts ■ Arrive ■ 7:00 n.m. ■ xNo. 100. ....... 3:25 p.m. ■ xNo. 24. 7:90 n.m. a■ xNo. 158. 7:00 p.m. ■ No. ?? a NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS ' s ! DANCING! ! SCHOOL \ W om an’s ..fv i ft Club j 1 i sl Learn to Dance s: lotcl Montezuma ■COMFORT COTTAGE WEEK’S WEATHER 5 8 to 10 o’Clock Radiator Repair Shop $1.50 Up Per Day . I DR. WALKER AND MR. COLLECTS GOLD NUGGETS BOYD HONORED GENEVA ntractor nnd Builder ftp PAGE T H R U c h a i r m a n ; Hon. S ydney J. no w Is, *x«wuII vo c h a ir m a n , 2-27 First a venue Iflrm lm thatn. A llIZO N A —It.-n. A. H. l avoitr, c h a ir m a n , P re s c o tt. A UK A NSAH lion. T h o m a s O. J p ltac, c h a ir m a n ; lio n W. S ft khIw Io, vtCiMohnlrninn, lintel Marlon. I.lttle Knelt fjAMI-'i ittNI A. N o rth e r n S ectio n —Mrs. Arilietlo Aldiott Adams, clialriuali, 1032 M e rc h a n ts Kxchaiu;.' BttihlliiK. Kan Franoisco. GALll* u k .n i a . S o u th , in iteclloa — Hon. H a rrin g to n liio w n . c h a ir m a n , 3U75 So. Vi rm otit nv elltle, I,, is Angeles. COLOIIAHO—lion , j o l m T, Ititrne.lt. c h alrm u n . 510 H r * t N atio n al B an k llullillna. I 'c n v .r . C u N N'l t ’TK I ’T —Prof. Irving M aher, c h a i r ­ m a n ; Prof. Ita v W'rstcrllcld. executive c h a ir m a n , fcl 11U;li stre e t. New H aven H K I .A W A H i : - M ie s II L. Hladelm nn, I’h u lrm ao , 710 H lacksltitc Itoad, W lhului;ton r d S T K I f T t i p t.'tit,I'M III A—lion . Ito h ert VV. Woolley, c h a ir m a n . C ontiI, m i n i T rust Building. W ashington. F L i t l l l H A —J o h n C. trouper, J r . Kafl.. Olinlrmnn. A tla n tic N atio nal B ank Buildf„ Jack so n v ille HHOItOIA Ile a P lear a n t A. Stovall, c h a ir m a n , S avann ah . i ■\ I !< > - 1Ion: J a m e s II. Hawley, c h a i r ­ m an . m dse. IM .INCHH-H.UI lulwiird N. H urley, c h a ir m a n of org an izatio n . Hulls t i l l S i n t e r Building. Chicago. IO WA— Hon. Kdwln T. Meredith, ^iiilrin an . H e rric k Building, Hcs Moines. KANSAS _lio n . J o u u t t Shouse, c h n lrm an , 1012 B altim o re aven u e, K a n s a s City. KEN­ T U C K Y —Holt Itohert . W. B ingham , r h it I n n fin , L o u isv ille T fiin t 1U m t l l i i IxuilHVlIle. L O U ISIA N A —Col. A P r e s c o tt, c h a ir m a n . B aton Kongo. M A IN E —lio n , C h arles P. Joh nso n, c h a i r ­ m a n , Itoom 500, f o n g r - s s Huunro Hotel. P o rtla n d . MASS At 'H U S K I I S —J o h n I . Moors, Rail., c h a irm a n , 10* Ir c m o n t s tr e e t, Boston. M A R \ L A N D —C larence K. Bowie. Kao., c h a ir m a n , Fidelity Building, B altim ore, Md. M ICH IG AN — Hon. WofslhrM ge N F erris, tilmlrmnn, lllg Bupl.ls M I N N HSi 'T A —I Ion. George II. P a r t r id g e , c h airm an . Itooui 208, 629 Second av en u e, so uth , Minneapolis. MISK tH S lP P I—Hon. O scar New loti, ch a ir m a n , ...... — ,J. Llo nhergor *er Jackson. M....... IHHOtmi Mavis. Ej<| Federal Iteserve.Bank Ilulld. St. I.oul*. MpNT A N A “ Hon. Thomas lug, I,i ut, chairman. Lowlatown. .NLIIKAHStout. KA William F. Baxter. Ksq.. chairman, care of Thoa. Kilpatrick A Co., Omaha, NUVADA* — Hon. Wllllnm Woodburn. chairman, Reno. NMW IIASIPSUHtBllon. Itohert Jackson, chairman, 25 n.rntal street, Concord. NF.W JBItSBY — linn. J. Warren Mavis, ohalrnmn. Post Olllco Building, Trenton. N L ' \ MLX 1CO —lion. Summers Burkhart, chairman, AIhiKiUuntUe. N MW YOI IK—lion. James W. Oernrd,' chairman, It! t.edar street, New York City. NOUTII CAIIOLINA— Mrs Josephus Daniels, chairman, Itnlelgh. NOHTIl DAKOTA—Hon. A. (I. Burr, chairman, Uughy. OHIO- Hon. N ew ­ ton D. Baker, chairman. Union Nntlonal Bank Building. Cleveland. OKLA. IIOMA—Hon. Charles B Atnes. rhnlrinait, Bristol Hotel. Oklahoma City. OHKOON—Hon. C. H Jackson, chairman. .Portland Journal, Portland P e n n s y l v a n i a —n o n , up lan d s, Mor­ ris. c h a ir m a n , Land Title UutJdlmr. I h d ad elo h ln . S O UT H CAIIOLINA — Hon. Ito h ert A, Cooper, chalrm u n. Columbia, S O U T H DAKOTA — Hon ' itwln S. Jo h n s o n , c h a ir m a n , Yankton. T KNNICSSKB— Hon, L uke lam. c h a ir •ill, N ash ville T e n n e sse a n . N aahville T U N A S —T h o m a a H. Taliaferro. I's i chulrir.Htt. IJnlversB v Clul>. H o u sto n Kit fl DU I S L A N D - 111ohard C omstock, lam ,, utm lrn tan . 1ft W eyhossct street P rovidence. UTAH — Hon J a m e s II Moyle, c h a ir m a n . H I Hast Flrsr South tr e e t, Hftlt L a k e City. V K It M p N T — J o h n l l p a p i o . 'Ks<i. clm lrtnan. Old HenItu tmt, VIUOI.VIA— Hon. t a r t e r rilatia ’f tn lrn f a n s -K o n . J o h n S k elto n \\ Jlllams. v c c u t l v o c h a lr m u n , lUehmuml. W A SHNCITC'N—Mrs. K. It. C h ris tia n i c h a i r m.ilfV.fcust 703 K rrnlna avenue. Kftolmfie tVKST VTIUIINIA—H o t 'Vi llain I t Clill■oit.■c h a ir m a n , 111 Union T ru e l Building n m ilesln n . W IS C O N S IN - K a r l fdolhlo, Ittiii , clU'Irmnu. BOO G ra n t stre e t, W ausau, YtSslINfd—T Q. Dlers. Ks<|, chalrn inn hl't'ldun. 'Ilie ctvrUitnlgn. s t a r li n g on J a n u a r y IG . I r i t v i i l n i c . u n t i l t l ic j u m m if t n ^ 'e s a a r i •avlow lid* FoijndatJflu h a s I f e u rjils.al p .'u d r o m a certlllctU e.'sultnide for frrttliV n - , i I c a r i n g u. p ictu re of Mr, Wilson i h ' l i -m-'.nmind to every c o ntributor. . p ef.dtfhisj may ttie sent to (oval or, . I t if h .'uipflAtersi or to Hiuulltan llolt ' i i u k * uirectoi *at National Head o n iota' lio Nassau ntreel, New York ' Y h P B ia a iir »fr* ? - -- 1 TUT i DAILY HZHiXP WAFT AO. U. il/iW \---------------- 3 SR. s. 3 * h o l l y !■ POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE \Advertising c IC b i l l'M - *—.. G m O a i* f n # « f r f it j. m I S I S T • -<1-| TRAIN SCHEDULE . an Columns of The Herald \ 11 — ,.i_ j i « i U t* i *. ___.____ ai.M iaU M f l 'H I K E M I f • . t t . M l I M i n i . I *Ml h i . JC D.C * -4 , i ' -y i lK s The Greatest Shopping Center in Town is the Classified Advertising Section of ;-3 Sanford Daily Herald Leesburg Branch ' /* *\ i . Departs Arrivo 157.......... 3:55 p.m. 1 21. ........ 2:50 p.m. ........ 5:50 p.ify 101. 25. ........ 1:30 p.m. * 22......7:00 p.m. a ■ a ■ ■ xNo. ■ ■ No. xNo. ■ ■ xNo. ■ ■ No. S 3a Oviedo Branch 1■ xNo. 120.......... 7:45 p.m. ■ xNo. 127. •#***•«»«• \ i 3:40 p.m. j■ ■ ■ X—Dally, oxcopl Sun Jay. a S . SEMINOLE | ABSTRACT CO. Get An Abstract Before Buying Property' E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres.i : You can increase the power of a modest income and sat­ isfy most any need by shopping through the classified section. Offerings of every description are listed daily in these columns. Examining them every day is like shopping in a department store where special sales are the rule rather than the exception. We repeat, you can satisfy ’most any need through the classified section—buy, sell, hire, get a job, rent a room, move your goods, buy or sell an automobile or a business. You’ll find the ads handily arranged, too, each finder its proper heading. The Sanford Daily Herald! . �■objected to a W , ' bulldlnics in the ■ A llots. There „ M Th® hotel w&i 51. , ^ by Mr.. J. w. ta to to tai to to to former sheriff and Olln Roberson of thi* *** After Jong weeks of sickness, last­ The postoffic* ^ ing relief come to Mr, Jesse M. Neely, broken by a bullet who was strlken down with what proved to bo n fatal illness while on a ‘1°™ of the Black,he*'^ visit to Atlnntn almost two months Pony, Strickland Bro v ^ S- E. Cohen and Dr? " 1 ^ ago. 5 one was ]injured and the””4* Mr. Neely wns a Mlsaisslpplan, and 5«*t m n h nWn / Onltt C n H n tn l,!« 1 m iL L 1 ' enme hero from Senatobla in th a t' l"L ^ r*nK oscaWd. state about thirty years ape. Ho was . |j^,[rmer Sheriff in business here for twenty years, but .... nst Au,;tist in m*,, „„,i wns a resident of "till moved nwny and "l,m near nonr bor<> *,rrt’ nn.i «n<! .t the l[(u* town came within itliin a„ t** Sanford when sickness ended his use­ fulness. Some eighteen or nineteen the son who sacc^feJVJ BClZCll II ^1 a In*... large . . . yenrs ago, Miss Mary Mayo of this had seized C0Pptrtgj a raid city became his wife, and survives Tho firing started iW him with throe childrn, Miss Virglnln, o clock and lasted f#r J ? Jessie nnd Mary Elizabeth. UtOB. pistols. Pistols, stotgrm* J? Mr. Neely was tnken ill about six being used by the outlaw,. months ngo, but pnrtly recovered, nnd T h o ^ g a n g evidently ^ wont to Atlnntn to attend a mcotIng of Insurance men. Tho effort wns tho city lim its until the |£ ' too much for his strength nnd ho had house c u t off its lighting to be tnken to n hospital. He was tho night. W ith the t w S brought to Qcaln by his brother-in- darkness, the gang swoopedj law, Mr. Nathan Mayo, and placed In ing nt random. Resident! * tho Marion County Host itnl,-where he •VirtH of the citysnya.pedjj has hnd every enro nnd comfort, and mobile, loaded with men ItfuJ m where for nwhlle it looked like ho after tho shooting, GREATEST HARPIST IN THE would recover, but his illness had No advertisements for 4, WORLD TO PLAY AT ORLANDO taken too strong a hold for tho skill fied or Want Colunu of the] nnd enro of doctors nnd nurses. arc tnken without caih insjju bills have been piling up month a fte r, w hat promises to bo the greatest Tho funeral took place nt the Pres­ month until employes nre unpaid nnd ovont jn th„ history of locnl music byterian church this afternoon, Rev. none nre tnken over the td This is made necessary hj ^ OCALA, Jan. 21.—Ocala's dummy i we arc in if hnd fix because we are circles is to be staged in the concert Croson of Ocala assisting Mr. Neeloy’s takes in phone messages unablo to meet our obligations.” by tho Bensation of the musical world own pnstor, Rev. Brownloe of San­ police force, the contrivance plnccd today—tho “ Paganini of the Harp”, ford. MacKay and Company had xtia bookkeeping entailed at street intersections to regulate (S r Tkt> Associates 1 Alberto Solvi. charge of tho arrangements and Inter- small accounts that taki thi KEY WEST, Jan. 21.—Poor sani­ traffic, is proving its efficiency ns a F. F. W. C. CLOSES Mr. Salvl is a young virtuoso not! ment was made In Grconwood, Follow- ut of this form of advertiti^.' SECTION MEETING tation and crowded conditions prevail means toward curbing reckless drlva t three of Monroe County's schools, townrd ing. One of tho dummies has AT WINTER PARK yet in his thirties, but his record of, Ing were the pal! boaters; H. A. achievements Is astonishing. Waterman, M. R. Hunnlcutt, Dr. H. accordlnR to tho presentment return­ to its crodit tho smashing of the WINTER PARK Jnn. 21.—The P^enomenal harp playing has been the ( W. Henry, N. A. Russell and two gene r recently by the circuit Rrand jury windshield of a car while another has been the means of enriching the city’s sectional convention' of thi? F. F, W. 1 sonHatltm o{ two continents. When tlemen from Sanford. Honorary Eric fo r tho county. Tho grand Jury recommended that treasury by $11.10 C. closed at Winter Park last night I a mero chl,d he Wfl9 P,ayin* for t h o Collier, Dr. E. G. Peck, Sydney Hallo One dummy wns found tho other D. E. Mclvor, Baxter Cam, S. R. tho annex of tho county hitch school brilliant recital given at the J Italin" Court, ancf since morning so bndly mnuted that It had be repnlrod an alterations made to in­ Woman's Club by Mnrln-Eliso John-: amftzed the concert audiences of both Whaley, T. W. Troxler, L. M. Murry, J. J. Gerig, G. L. Taylor, W. W. Hnrsure tho saftey of its occupants to bo robullt. Apparently some driver son, violinist and Elizabeth Harris, j ^ u*op® an«i America, ' Perhaps never hits been a greater riss and Gcorgo MacKay. While the sanitation in the main during the night slipped up behind it pianist. The beautiful club houso Mr. Neely wns a curtoous nnd building wns found to be good, stag­ and dealt it a death blow nt the waist was filled to capacity for this clos­ revelation to his audiences than has He hns revolution­ kindly man, much liked by all who nant pools of water outlying tho line wns quick to retaliate, however, ing event of tho convention. The Alberto Snlvi. building caused an unhealthy atmos­ for tho vicinity was covered with bits program presented by thesq two ized hnrp plnying nnd produces ef­ knew him. Ills wide circle of friends Relit phere, tho body reported. Tho build­ of n broken windshield. The indent!* young women wns an extremely diffi­ fects nnd nccomp,‘shes a power nnd deeplyy regret his death and sympa­ in72Hi ing’s senting cupncity Is Inadequate ly of the driver wns not established. cult one but wns very successfully brilliancy hitherto considered absolu­ thize with his bereaved widow and WithoutD: tely impossible. So astonishing have Iri| tho latest encounter n small rendered. children.—Ocala Star. fo r its needs, tho report said. been these revclntlons that he has The Harris grammer school was truck attempting to dispute the right In Hurt, Chut, The opening number, Sontnta for Angln* Psetorlr-DiffltvU Erwik, _ found to be unsanitary beenuso of tho of way with one of the dummy cops violin and piano was beautifully como by tho name: “Tho Wizard of MOONSHINERS G6 Ing, Dltiy, PaintingSr«ll4 Dn«M run down condition of its inner walls and in doing so wrapped itself nround given. Inga, Albumen and Kurar, kaia tim ON BIG RAMPAGE; Miss Johnson is a violinist1 IJarp‘ ’ •ntljr raUavcd within 11 h n t i to 1 and ceilings from a leaky reef. An tho minion of the law. Tho dummy with rare endowments, her beautiful! U c" ta,n,y a rare opportunity SHOOT UP TOWN w ith o u t D r u g l end MtJttinu, Ut iron stairway from tho first to second suffered the usual consequences, a interpretation pure clarity and brU -jfo1r <?r,ando' andLtho local P*™™ of caaem by Tha Waldtn Uitki •uffararaor Heart Tmutk Carfla 1 H oo ts needs repairing for the safety few scratches in its painted surface. linney of tone together with her i who hnvo mado tho conccrt (H r T h e A s s o e la ts S P n u t Angina. H W Pr*iium,Thml«t«H| BLACKSHEAR, Ga., Jan. 21,—A o f tho students. This building too Tho driver of the truck wns fined and masterful playing and Interpretation \ a« Hardened Arterlea amt Xldwr Cl ,b° c°n*ratulated aH Wo11 a8 with tho costs of tho court paid a will plnce this young virtuoso among than*(c“> gang of men believed to be mem­ have no organic trooUaand can bn was found to bo bndly ovorcrowded. and pernanentlr relleYtd br Tl* Salvif on Friday nfternoon, Jan. bers of a whiskey distilling ring, at Sanitation was found to bo bad at total of $ 11. 10. Mathod, without drup. Write t i l tho foremost violinists on the concert book, eopyrlghtad. aiplalnltg Ik I an early hour this morning visited the Douglas negro school, with a stage. Tho plnno numbers by Miss 27th. Cauaea and Permanent Halit! «t Freldn Hompel, Monday afternoon, this city and proceeded to shoot up almTlar crowded condition. ORLANDO, Jan, 21.—Tho pro­ Harris wero delightful. Her master­ plalnta. without druga Sdintib CM the business district. Many gucBts Chart, Retire ncea, itc, ahkk ill Si gram for the nnnual convention of ly technique nnd thcr rich >slnglng Jan. 30. ■otTirera P'raa. upon raealptatail PALATKA, Jan. 21.—The Palntka tho Florida brnnch of tho Anti-Saloon tones produced are features of her Annn Caso on Wednesday afternoon, at a local hotel had narrow escapos thalrcaae. Addnaa: The Wiiltab Feb. 22. from bullots when tho .building was Salto 407, Plymouth BVU- Ena News has declared an open shop League of America which will be held playing. among its route enrrier boys. Tho hero February 9 hnn been almost com­ Tho Inst day of tho convention wns paper recently explained to Its sub­ pleted. Speakers expected to ad­ altogether a very interesting4, one, GERMANY MUST PAY lim it scribers that under n threat of a dress tho deligatcn, ns announced by sovernl delightful social events being DECLARES POINCARE strike by the carriers it hnd discharg­ tho program committee, include: enjoyed during tho day ns woll as the ed them all, and new boys employed Dr. E. J. Moore, general superinten­ sessions of the convention. Fivo min­ Chamber Cheers Widly As Premier ta carry tho routcB. Tho boys were dent of tho Lcaguo of America, Dr. ute reports were made at tho morn­ Tells of His Policies paid <4 a week, the News sold, which Howard H. Russell, founder of the ing session of Federated clubs in this amounted to flfl 2-3 cents an hour, Anti-Saloon League; Dr. George B. session after npenkors of tho day inPARIS, Jan. 20,—Raymond Poin­ “Don’t wait for extraordinary or "nr-ire thnn tho Iskilled labor atowart, veteran temperance orator; | c|U(ied M„ . W.’r . O’Neal, M rs.E. Me care, president of tho republic dur­ demands." opportunities; seize common Dr. W. A. Cooper, chairman of tom-1 Galloway, Mrs. W. F. Blnckman, Mrs. ing tho war nnd now premier of pernnee; Dr. C. L. Co’llns, pastor of J. W. McCollum, Mrs. Leonard, Dr. France, with the French chamber occasions and make them JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 21.—House- First Baptist Church of Ocaln, D. C, Gilbert S. Osincup. A four course practically unamious behind him, ser­ great.” wives hero have solved tho riddle McCullcn, II. G. Jones, Arcadia; N. C. luncheon took place nt Virginia Inn ved notico on Gcrntany today that so wkiefc stumped the best of them when Bryan, father of temperance legls- nt noon and in the afternoon a boat long as he held office in conducting circulars urging the more wide spread) latlon in Florida; Mrs. W. S. Jennings ride wns enjoyed by the dellgates on *the destinies of his country Germany A substantial bank account— «ae of "hominy grits" were received Chairman Duval County Lay onfordo Lakes Osceola and Virginia. Tho must fulfill the obligations she cn permanently maintained and Tfixnnflly from the United States Do- commlttee, Cary A. Hardee, govornor dellgates assembled in a large college tered upon at Versailles and may ex­ -partmmtt of Agriculture, nt Washing­ of Florida, and R. A. Buford, attorney I wnr canoo which was towed by high pect no leniency. consistently added to—will ton. 11 ihas drvolopad that the De- general of Florida. “The Versailles treaty binds US to powered motor boats. place you in position to take our allies," he said, “but It binds ‘Jjartmcnt was referring to the comadvantage of occasions as Germany to us all. It must be car­ n o n garden variety of “grits," so) EUSTIS, Jan. 21.—The Board of OBREGON WILL GO ried out." These were his final dear to tho Southerner when served Trade here has succeeded in inducing TO UNITED STATES they arise. th Seaboard Air Lino ailway to change with ham, gravy or butter. FOR OPERATION words before leaving tho tribunal af­ ter replying to various interpella­ The discovery was made according the name of its new station at Dead 1 #*•• ■r ‘ - —-■ tions. His pronouncement summed 5 ’to reports made to local nesripapcra, River which it had called Drjver, by (Tip T h e A m c l i t r l I’r n i l MEXICO CITY, Jan, 21.-P e rm is­ up the whole program. when a housewife that formerly lived appealing to oxccutlvo officials of the Never since tho Germans threaten­ Sa tfhc North created a edmmotion compnny after requests to other of­ sion from Congress necessary before ficers had been without result. Tho ed Chntenu Thierry, when Clcmenceau President Obregon can leave country, among her nolghbors by cxplnning ns station In future will be known appeared before the chamber to tell pointed out connection report ho may th a t "grits” in the part of tho coun­ go to Rochester Minnesota, to under­ France that the war was not yet lost, try she came from was known ns Lake Eustis. go operation on right arm. No. op­ nnd there was still hope of victory, “ hominy grits" nnd that In tho Inst LAKELAND, Jan.. 21.—Lakclnnd position expected if such permission has a French premier received such few yoars it had come into popular A COMMUNITY BUILDER an ovation as greeted M. Poincare citizens will vote Fil.iuary 9 on a requested. one there ns a cereal. 5 today, when he presented before tho "Tho government may chance tho special bond of $100,000 to enro for deputies the minlatorlnl declaration, 1 F. P. Forster, Pres. obligations duo, which officials doB. F. Whitner, Ca«l» When the morchnnt looks ovor his names of some things," an indignant “Germany must honor her signature elaro that if tho voters fail to authorbooks It is hard for him to beliovo that -native born Floridian was quoted ns 11$ at Versailles." having said, “but one thing is certain izu the bond issue “it would bo just man is made of dust. Dust settles. JjJ I DEATHS a SQUIRE EDGEGATE �THE SANFORD DAILY JBERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1922 DEATHS III PERSONALS malt* real cinnamon cake and real German rye bread and that man Is Billy Schmidt of Eustis. Many thnnks, Billy, old friend. SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE PAGE F I V E Ml jm PI Ml Hi Ml Ml Ml Ml M* Ml Mn Ml Ml ha Mu Ml Ml* Ml ©osir g Mi ta D. R. Brisson of Dnytona Beach is DEATH OF MRS. J. W. ADAMS in tho city todny visiting friends nnd Mr. T, F. Adams has returned from Mi Tho mists continue to hovCloudy weather—tall end of Calif­ rolntlves. Mr. Brisson Is a formor Lexington, Ky.t whore ho was cnllod ha er around our curley locks is over, but we are going to continue the sale rcsidont of Celery avenue but for tho ten dnys ngo to tho bod side of his Pn nnd it looks liko foggy ornia freoie. ___ prices for this week on the past two years hns boon living in mother, who was stricken with pnrnly- Mu weather. There is nothing so Daytona Bench, The Sanford band will play at Conjust like that good old Florsin a short- timo before. Mr. Adams, ■ with tho other children, was privileg­ -Si ida sunshine that shines Jtral Park Thursday night. Among tho many now homes being ed to spend tho last few hours with nu 302 days in tho year at SanMiss Marjorie Clay has accepted a built in the city is thnt of E. T. “Mother” on th is e a r t h , and on Mon­ Ma ford. However, tho fog is Woodruff at tho corner of Onk ave­ thly, January Kith, she quietly passed Ma all along the Atlantic senI position ns bookkeeper with the Drynue nnd Fourth streets, n beautiful into heavenly rest. In board nnd wns so thick in Auto Co. P a y ( § ® ® d ls bungalow thnt will add much to thnt Mrs. Adnms will bo remembered by Mu New York Imrhor Friday n great many Sanford people, as Bho Mu that ships could not move in Ileg S. Holly has returned from a part of tho city. bus visited her son horc several times. My or out so we can look for | two dnys visit at Palmetto and other If you were not fortunate enough to get in on Mr. Joynco and wifo of Winston She wns born in Kentucky, whore she My our share of fog. It is the 1points in south Florida. the extremely low prices during the sale, take Rnlem N. C. nro in tho city spending spent most of her life, wns the mothor M.n hot air from Bimini rushing *A n few dnys with T, A. Butner on M u Ml into the dry spaces in nnd of thirteen children, six of whom sur­ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ingraham of St. advantage of the prices for this week. Mn around Sanford that makes Mu I j\ugustino were hero today the guests Celery nve. Trey are touring Fla., vive her. nnd will not return homo until homo She wns n member of the Christian Ma this fog, you know. 81 by Ma | .of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Foster. time In February. church, nnd tho influence of her uso- Mn tho old therm, yesterday. Ml Work on the now club houso of the (ul life of clghty-threo years will over Mn Rather nice for Jnnunry, Mn Jno. Russell Is having his boat houso live. ►a don’t you think? Welcomo Ml Hod and C.un Club Is progressing and The mnny friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. ha John Wnnnmnker! You will Ml it will be ready for occupancy some completed on tho Inko front nnd 1h also building a big boat basin thnt will bo Adnms extend their deepest sympa­ ha never miss the mist and if ISI time next month. 200 by 000 feet nnd will tnko care of thy to them in their sad boronvcment. Ma you hnd missed it you would Mil ^ s/sfff rw r /s Mx never miss it. Wo have or- Ml Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Ferrcn, Har­ tho many ynchts thnt would like to So have safe nnchorngo in enso of storms. M u dered sunshine for you tory Ferren and Mrs. E. L. Forron of SANFOUI) HIGH SCHOOL Sanford, Fla. hn <iny. Ma Eustis were here yesterday the guests NOTICE OF MEETING of Mrs. D. L. Thrnshor. KET HALL FRIDAY, WON ONE ha 5: SO A. M. JAN. 23, 1022 Ml Ma Maximum ..................... 81 MU All those interested In tho forming Mi Minimum ..................... 63 M.J The Industrial Exposition nnd fnir of n new company to manufacture the Friday afternoon the Sanford High ha Range .......... ... 63 Mu on the lake front will closo tomorrow Ipetrous Products in tho contemplated School hoys defeated the Umatilla Ms Bnronicter ............... 30.30 My 1 fnctory at Chuluotn nre requested to Be sure nnd tnko it in to­ night. My moot at tho Valdez Hotel Wednesday hoys by u ill to 18 count. McLaugh­ Ki Northwest and cloudy. night nnd tomorrow night. lin was the Sanford star in this game, at noon. by shooting 7 goals. hn IQ Ki M Ri fq Ka Ra m Mn John Wnnnmnker of Philadelphia Umatilla girls won from thu Snnwas nmon gtho prominent visitors to KILLED FINE I1UCK. ford girls by n 7 to 0 score the snmo fa Mi tho city todny coming on his yncht up day. Tho Umatilla hunch winning on Just Arrived Mtt ha tho beautiful St. Johns river. George Speer hns probably had the fouls. Spencer was the star in this ha ha best luck of nny of tho local nimrods Fresh Carload of that Good Old Reliable ha C. D. Brumlcy of Chuluotn wns this yenr. Mr. Speer, while ono of tho game, she being tho only one who ha su For Florida: Unsettled MU among tho visitors to tho city todny. busiest men in town, being the hend scored. Friday night the Eustis boys de­ hu weather with probably rain Ma Mr. Brumloy is very nctivo in tho new of the firm of Speer & Son, mnnages feated the Sanford hoys by the score hn tonight and Tuesday. Mn T!ant of the Petrous Brick Co., thnt to get out in tho woods a day nt a of 27 to 7. The Sanford hoys out­ hn Mi ha hu Ma hn ha Mu Mn Mu will locate at Chuluotn Boon. time nnd hns bagged a number of wild classed Eustis in every way except In turkles, quail nnd duck nnd ln3t Fri­ caging the ball. Old man hard luck DEPUTY COLLECTOR D. C. Zolglor of Columbia, S. C. is day killed a fino buck during the Nu IT Scd followed tho Sanford team to Eustis. WILL VISIT SANFORD In tho city todny nnd will bo here for morning's shooting. Mr. Speer hns The ball wouldn't go into tho hnsket nt FRRRURY 24, 25, 27,, 28 somo limo looking townrd tho organi­ been tnking a few hours hunt in tho all for tho Sanford boys. Sanford Telephone 135 Phone Us Your Wants zation of n stock company for tho mornings getting hack to business nt hnd the hall most of the -time, nnd Tack this date up in your office. L). manufacturer of tho Petrous Brick noon nnd yet his record for the season when they started passing tho hall in They Will Have Our Usual Prompt Attention Products Co. will probnbly stack up ngninst tho those short passes the Eustis hoys T. Gerow, tho collector of U. S. reve­ nues at Jacksonville asks tho Herald hunters who hnvo been going on reg­ boys were lost. to nnnouneu that a deputy collector Hilly Ahenrn tho popular buyer nnd ular week's campaigns after game. It Summary: will be in Sanford on February 2-tth, •shipper of vogotablos is in Sanford shows that game nhounds In Seminolo Sanford (31) 25th, 27th and 28th. He will assist tho for tho season much to tho delight of county within a short distance of San­ G. FG. F tax payers in filing their fneome re­ his many friends who hnvo como to ford. The Herald hns claimed thnt McLucns, F................. ...... o04 1 2 SERVICE QUALITY PRICE look upon the Ahearns ns Sanford Seminole county was the best hunting Moye, F............................ 4 0 1 turns for tax for tho year 1921 which and fishing spot in tho state and wo McLaughlin, C................. 7 0 8 nro to he filed before March 15, 1022. residents. still believe it. Smith, G............................ 0 0 2 See McLnulin's special sale on sil­ Billy Schmidt tho boss linker of Cowan, G. .......... .............. 1 0 1 ver. 258-itc Lake county sent tho editor of tho An editorial says Russia is in tho Pope, G.............................. 0 0 0 Herald a fino coffee cake, hunch of grip of ico. That’s nice. It will keep Stone, C............................ 0 0 0 a cinnamon rolls nnd n lonf of real h'er from tottering for n while. Christinsen, F................. 1 0 2 German rye bread by Bill Shelly on the Leesburg Cannonball Snturdny How will tho democratic nations Totals....................... .15 1 n night. There is probnbly only ono put on airs when there nro no kings to Umatilla (18) s ROOMING HOUSE. Location where you can * baker in the state of Florida that can invito to great social functions? G. FG. p WHY CAN THRASHER & GAR­ 2 Giles, F,............................. 1 0 i build up good trade. NER soil. Furnishings and Shoes Stoops, F.......................... 3 0 o Beasley, C.................... 4 0 0 cheaper than tho concern which sells 2 * II. Geur, G............................ 0 0 1 on time? BECAUSE THEY SELL B. Beasley, G.................. 0 0 5 FOR CASH. THINK IT OVER. • G. Beasley, G.................... ...1 0 (l When you buy ON TIME you do two ■ ■ things contrary to the law of thrift: Totals....................... 9 0 7 You buy MORE RECKLESSLY than 2 -------------------- ONE NIGHT-------------------- 2 when you pay cash nnd you PAY MORE for what you buy. Bookkeep­ Sanford Girls ( 6) G. FG. F ing and carrying accounts is expen­ Holly, F............................. 0 0 1 sive. WHO KEEPS UP THIS EX­ PENSE? THE CUSTOM Ell. Spencer, F........................ 3 Biul accounts nre also expensive. Stiles, C............................ 0 Native Hawaiian Singers, Dancers and WHO KEEPS UP THIS EXPENSE? Lake, G......... ................... 0 THE CUSTOMER WHO IIUYS ON Players Cnrrnwny, G...................... 0 TIME. WheelcHH, R. C................. 0 Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No nd tuken for lesa than Thrasher & Garner hnvo ELIMI­ 25 cents, and positively no classified sds charged to anyone. Cask Totals....................... 3 1 3 NATED THESE EXPENSES. When must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ you spend your money with them NO Umatilla Girls (7) cordingly. PART OF YOUR MONEY GOES TO G PAY FOR BOOKKEEPING AND Dent, F.............................. 1 WANTED__ FOR SALE HAD ACCOUNTS because Thrasher 7 Ruley, F............................. 0 & Garner sell for CASH ONLY. If FOR SALE—Pair of high class WANTED—Somo ono to knit Tuxedo D u n n , . . C ......................................... 0 sweater in plain or block stitch. Ad­ you are Interested in LOWERING mules, wagon nrul tin rues a. • • Johnson, G........................ 0 dress “E” care of Herald. 259-3tp YOUR LIVING EXPENSES, PAY A. T. ROSSETTER. Osborne, G........................ 0 CASH nnd trade where Shoes, Cloth­ 250-0-p GOVERNMENT Positions open, men, McWhorter, R. C............. 0 women. Experience unnccossnry. ing nnd Furnishings nro sold at reA Meritorious Cast FOR SALE—l) room rooming houso Honesty required. Good pay to start. THRASHER & (V duced cash prices. 1 Totals. furniture, in good condition. Cash Write, T. McCafferty, St. Louis, Mo. Remarkable Scenic and Lighting Effects GARNER’S. We have mnny small payment and terms reasonable. House 1-1-8-15-22-29 lots of Men’s, Women’s nnd Children’s Sanford (5) can he rented reasonable. Water, Shoes, standard stock and qunlity, lights nnd gas. Address “Ii” care of WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, thnt are on sale at big sacrifices. morning and evening deliveries,—R. PRICES: Lower Floor, $1.50; Balcony........................ ,50c McLucas, F........................ 1 Herald. E50-2tp Prices of ALL SHOES reduced TEN L. Garrison. Phono 3711. lflil-St-Tu Moye, F............................ 1 SenlH on Snle Wednesday at Bower & Roumlllat’s to FIFTEEN PER CENT. Our on- FOR SALE—Small farm with good 201-tfc Christinsen, F.................. 0 tire line of clothing cut to or bolow house. Address *‘M” care of tho McLaughlin, C................. 1 250-Up cost. Must he moved to make room Herald. LOST Smith, 0 ............................ 0 for Spring Stock. LOST—An all black cow, unmnrkeiK Cowan, G........................... 0 FOR RENT Wo are headquarters for Army Advise Mrs. E. P. Moore, Snnford, Cots, Mattresses, Blankets, Shirts nnd FOR RENT—Ono light housekeeping Fin. 258-tfc Totals.....'................. 3 Pants, Tho prices all reduced. Give npnrtment, 1011 Oak. Phone 283-J. Eustis (27) ■ ■ us your business. We will save you 253-tfc LOST—Gold locket with initials E. G. M. S. engraved on it. Finder will money. FOR RENT—Two nico bed rooms, ■ ANY PART OP TOWN, ON TERMS TO £ Cowle, F............................ S'return to Mrs. R. E. Tolar and re­ W-tc THRASHER & GARNER. Schmidt, F........................ 3 1011 Oak Avo. Phono 283-J. 253tfc ceive rewnril. -2tp 1 SUIT YOU 359-2tc Tuttle, C............................ 0 FOR RENT—Three housekeeping NOTICE Barksdale, G..................... 0 § You can make money buying for advance. ■ Wilt, rooms, furnished. Apply nt 1106 For Mondny nnd Tuesday wo will do G....................~......* 0 Sanford Avo. 254-fltp cleaning nnd pressing ns follows: § You are going to build a home one of these 5 Suit cleaned und pressed $1.00 or FOR RENT—Furnished bed room. Totals...................... 11 5 days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it 2 Over Scmlnoio Cafo. .M0 -tf-c two suits cleaned nnd presssd for 3 by easy stages. I $1.01. NOTICE FOR RENT OR SALE — 12-room Pants cleaned nnd pressed 50c or If you have some money, will build one or 2 Tho annual meeting of tho Library boarding or rooming house, comor two for 61c. Association will ho held Thursday, Laurel nvenue nnd Sixth street, just | two houses. > I Jnn. 20th at 8:00 P. M. at the Library Suit pressed fpr 50c or two for 51c. remodeled throughout nnd In good lo­ § Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the 5 rooms, Woman’s Club. All membora Ladies' Drcssos $1.00 or two for cation for business. Sea Judge E. F. $ 1 . 01 . 5 game now. % of tho association nro urged to attend Housholder. 267-3tp Ladles' Suits $1.00 or two for $1.01. hb important business will he trans­ FOR RENT—Apnrtmont, two furnish­ All work strictly cash. acted. ’ ed rooms, with electric lights, gas, WATERS’ PRESSING CLUB SAVE YOU MONEY nnd running wn ter. Adults. 800 Phono 475 123 Wost First St. Special, one-fourth off on Sllvor for French avo. 267-6tc 258-2tc. ono week only at McLaulin's. 258-itc Writ* ua FOR- RENT—Nice largo fumisHed One-fourth off on Sterling Silver rooms, 2 rooms, $20.00 You can get a perfectly good hair­ Empire Hotel Block perhousekeeping for one week only at McLaulin's. month. Water, lights nnd gas. cut for 40c at tho Barber shop, Sec­ AGENT 258-4tc 314 East Gth St. 268-2tp ORLANDO, FLORIDA ond street. 260-Gtp a Notice To Farmers THE WEATHER K E Y S T O N E LIME H ill L u m b er Co. GET WISE TO a FOR RENT OR SALE S THE TRUTH P rin cess T h e a tr e ■ I A. P. C O N N E L L Y S FRIDAY, JANUARY 27TH, 1922 CLASSIFIED ADS *A in 9 onolulu „ S WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS 5 | Meisch Realty Company | A. P. CONNELLY GLOBE PIANO CO. \ V- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 23, 1922; <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/0cd6796a19b36dc7484e4e3e30aca581.pdf c7c1c6ca4d71cdb5e1c7152ac5ab5a16 PDF Text Text * 4 V • ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ SANFORD SANFORD “'fhc City Substantial” “ T h e City Substantial” ,v\ IN TH E H E A R T OF TH E W O R L D ’S GREATEST SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. JANUARY 24, 1922 VOLUME II agricultural situation CONFRONTING COUNTRY TAKEN UP AT MEETING Will Organize Formal Committees and Proceed s p e c ia l T u b je c ts h a v e BEEN ASSIGNED THEM a n d u n d e r s t o o d t h a t im ­ m e d ia t e IN CAUCUS ON BONUS BILL REPORTED THAT SOME RERS INSISTING ON PASSAGE MEM- STEPS BE TAKEN ( l i r Tfce A M u iU lr d P r i H l WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.— Further discussion, through formal uJdrossos „f agricultural situation confronting tlu* country was undertaken today by the National Agricultural Conference when it resumed Its session. At the conclusion of the open session it was planned to organize formnlly com­ mittees and have them proceed to con­ sideration of spec ini subjects assigned to them. WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.— Immedi­ ate relief must he given the farmers in tlu- present agricultural crisis, dele­ gates to the national agricultural con­ ference which convened here yester­ day were told by speakers represent­ ing every phase of the industry. Pres­ ident Harding, who opened the con­ ference with an address, Secretary Wallace, farmers and representatives ,,f industries dependent on agriculture emphasized the seriousness of the sit­ uation and suggested remedies. The remedial measures outlined by President Harding and subsequently endorsed by many of the speakers ineiudcd more adequate financial facili­ ties, especially working capital, for the farmer on long time loam* to pro­ vide for hi*< turnover, extension of the co-operative marketing, buying and loan associations of farmers; develop­ ment of waterway transportation and power possibilities; more offiriont ma­ chinery for collecting and distributing market information including the de­ mand and consumption outlook, de­ velopment of the St. Lawrence-Great Lakes waterway porject, and assur­ ance to agriculture o f equality of op­ portunity with all other industries. TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 21.— Col. T. J. Applcynrd, state printer, has pur­ chased what is known ns the "armory lot” opposite the capital at the corner of Monroe and I’ ensncola streets and lias announced that lie will erect on the property a large building to house a modern printing establishment. An architect already Ih at work on the plans, Col. Applcynrd stated, and it is expected thnt work on the structure will begin about Mnrcli 1. It is hoped to have it completed before the end of the summer. NOTED ORCHESTRA LEADER DIED AT LEISPIC TODAY ( H r T h e A a i n r t n l r i I’ r r a a l I.ESPIC, Jnn. 21.— Arthur Nikiseh, noted orchestra conductor, died here last night o f influenza, formerly con­ ductor or Boston Symphony Orches­ tra. SENATOR TRAMMELL WANTS MILEAGE ROOKS ISSUED IIY RAILROADS WASHINGTON, I). C., Jnn. 23.— Scnntor Park Trammell yesterday In the Sennto offered an amendment to the pending hill requiring tho rail­ roads to Issuo mileage hooks of five thnusnml miles. Senator Trnmmoll’s amendment proposed that mileage hooks of onevthousnnd miles should bo issued and Unit tho proposed lnw should not ho limited to hooks of five thousand miles. Senator Trammell in addressing the sennto snid thnt ho heartily approved o f tho measure re­ quiring thnt milonge books should ho sold nt two nnd ono-hnlf cents per mile hut in order thnt tho privilege would reach persons of more modorato means and who did not requiro so much mileuge ns five thousand miles, smaller mlloago bhoks should ho re­ quired. Senator Trammell In his speech also condemned tho present high rates for passenger transporta­ tion nnd Pullman fares. IIo urged that lower rates would enpourago travel nnd thoreby honefit not only tho public but add to tho revenue of tho railroads. Begins Thursdya, Jnn. 20. - -vx.. ; * _ VEG ETAB LE SECTION 260-ltc NUMBER 260 WILL NOT CHANGE NAME THOUGH LADY TO HARRY -LE A D E R OF WOMAN’S PARTY Has New Ideas About Marriage That May Revo­ lutionize the World WASH1NGTON, Jan. 21.— (liy The Associated Press).— Elsie Hill, one of the lenders of the Nnlionnl Woman's Party confirmed today re­ ports of her marriage to Albert Levitt, professor in the University of North Dakota and in doing so announced she would not change her name. "There is no law to insist on it and it is only custom that lending people do it at all ut this time. I tlink it would In- inconvenient to change my nnme. Of course if people call me Mrs. Levitt I will nut make an Issue of It hut I intend to krep my name for all legal matters, visiting enrds and so forth." ALLIED DEBT REFUNDING BEING DEBATED IN SENATE McCUMBER URGES LENIENCY SESSION OF LEGISLArURE MAY BE CALLED SOON FOR TICK ERADICATION RAILROADS RETURNED IN Business Men Learn That Measure Could Be Put Through .u n n o J 0 0 L HAVE CONFERENCE SHAPE FORMER DIRECTOR GENERAL --------SAID GOVERNMENT OVER AT JACKSONVILLE JANUARY 28 MAINTAINED ROADS TO DISCUSS CALLING OF ______ I SPECIAL SESSION <Ily T h e A a a u r l n t r d I’ r r a a ) WASHINGTON, Jnn. 21.— Call for WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.—The ns(llr T h e A a a n c l n l e d T r e a t ) n cnuciis Thursdny night of republican OCALA, Jan. 24.— It wns lenrnod sort ion that the railroads were turnedi members of the house on the soldier bnck to their owners after the period today thnt numerous business men in bonus question was issued today. Im­ of government control in broken down the belief that in a special session o f mediate notion on an adjusted com­ condition wns refuted today by Wnlk- the legislature culled now the tick pensation hill has been demanded by er 1). Hines in a statement before the eradication law could he passed imme­ n group of members who were in the Interstate Commerce Committee of diately, have written several members mlitnry service during the war. the zonnto which the former Director of the legislature asking them to at­ At the Thursday night conference Says That the United States Should Not Assume Gcntrul of Railroads snid he believed tend a conference in Jacksonville Janthey plan to offer n resolution in­ Role o f Shylock the government had substantially ov- uury 20th. The letters expressed con­ structing the ways and means com­ fidence the governor would call tha or maintained equipment of roads. mittee to proceed nt once to draft a , , , . _ , special session if a majority of tho* measure saw only the completion of bonus mensurc. The resolution also WASHINGTON, Jan . 21. — The members of both houses request it and the opening statement by Senator Me- 1 SINGLING S I- INK ^ At III will provide thnt when reported to fight over the allied debt refunding pledge themselves to pass effectlvo ,S F 0 ,« V,S,T the house the measure is to he the |,i)| broke yesterday in the senate, with Cumber, as chairman of the finance’ OWNER HOARDED HER HERE eradication bill. The call for the meotcontinuing business until passed. Senator McCumher, Republican, North committee, who was subjected to a --------i ing states the conference would conHouse lenders snld no effort would Dakota, In charge of the mensurc, rapid cross fire from the minority Ringllng Bros., fine yacht tho Pas-'shier whether it deemed it postdblo to he made nt the raiieus to Instruct the pleading that the United States “ not side. Today Senator Simmons, of time is in midstream today having obtain pledges from the legislators ways and means committee ns to how play the role of Shylock in dealing North Carolina, ranking Democrat on come in last night. The Pastime is anil the most expeditious manner to­ it should provide for the raising of with its allies" and the Democrats op- the finance committee, will open the nne of the finest yachts that has do so. Also, how to most effectively necessary revenue. That question will posing the proposed grant of authority minority attack and general delude come to Sanford this season and is the bring tho force of public opinion to he determined, It was snid, by the to the deft commission to fiv the time will follow. Republican leaders hope property of Charles Itiuglinlj who hear on the question, committee with the probability that when interest payments shall begin, to press the bill to a vote by the end came over in his ear to hoard the i ---------------------------the republican membership Inter at n The first day’s consideration of the of the week, yacht here. With the two Donnely A NIGHT IN HONOLULU mucus will take a stand on the plan i yachts, with tile Wnnnmiikcr yacht and now the Ringliiig yacht the San­ Among the many things to enteh the ford harbor looks very busy. The eye of the travelers are the old nntivci of taxation with which to raise boats will likely be here all week while houses on the Islands of Hawaii, nnd'. funds for n bonus, hns been pre­ the owners are having a good time for this renson the Author has ro- a « | pared by the treasury department, it fishing nnd tiding round the country. ,,roduced both exterior and interior’ was said today, for the mf *ir,r>t’on o f this picturesque abode, which of congress. serves ns the first seeno in tho Inst Infiiicnza Spreading Officials of the treasury said. how-, act of "A NIGHT IN HONOLULU," over, that the department would EMBODIED IN CONTRACT AND SUNG THIS In the Larger Cities, MORNING WITH the pretty musical play which comes await requests for such information GREAT SOLEMNITY AT SENT TO FORD W atching the Ships to the Star Theatre next Friday, Jan. before transmitting it to congress. At. ST. PETERS TODAY 27. The spirit of modern improve­ the same time it wns snid thnt the OITicers Think it Might lie Coming in ment has replaced them with less' I I I , Tin- l a m i r l n l r i l I’ r r a a l treasury’s position with regard to the ( H r Ttii» A - a o d l i l r i l I ’ r r a a l on Foreign Ships pleasing shanties, and this is to ha WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.—'Henry | , ROME, Jan. 21.—'The first of nine ndvinnhilitv of a bonus for veternns deplored as much as the hidioun of the world war was unchanged, the Ford’s proposal for the purchase and pontifical high masses for the late I llv T lir \ Niuclntr«l I’rrm l "Mother Hubbard", which was lntroNEW YORK. Jan. 2 1 .- The Health enactment of compensation .legislation lease of Muscle Shoals nitrate and ,, wns thjs turning with duicd by the missionaries, neverthounder existing conditions being viewed power projects, embodied in contract , Department inspectors are watching , ,, , , , i ... t ii r t h*ss Diese homely garments are often with disfavor. form and mailed today by Secretary K™'"1 in St* 1 Tl" ‘ today all incoming slops for eases of , ' ' .,,, rendered beautiful by the hibiscus Olfieials believe New In the event a bonus hill is enacted, Weeks to Ford nt Detroit, Weeks an- time of burial lias not definitely been influenza, blossoms and the happy countennneo treasury officials said some tax uounced as soon as the contract was decided upon today hut remains ton York’s increasing cases of influenza of the wearer. Although the nativo would linve to he provided to take signed and returned here lie would tntivcly fixed for Wednesday after- may lie due in part to importations girl is generally represented to us submit it to congress for final action, noon. from Europe. enre of it. in the 11uia costume it Is now only Use o f the allied debt as a basis for ------------------------worn on rare occasions. The Ilulu Is ly awakes tremendous power and adds ARMY AND N \VY bonus financing was snid to he re- *i'|1 GREAT MAGICIANS a national dance which has boon FOOTBALL GAME garded ns impracticable. o p M lr.siCAI. IIISTCmY new beauties, new undreamed of pos­ greatly modified in may respects nnd AT PHILADELPHIA In the opinion o f the treasury, high sibilities of color and effects, to this, yet the traveler is exhilarated and en­ officials, said, it would cost more to tranced when the hospitable natives ( l l r T h e Aaaurlnli-il I’ r r a a l raise the money for a solder bonusYears ago tho world was all ex- perhaps, the most loved of all instru­ entertain them with it on their fenst ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 21__Annual ments. frnm the sail* of bonds based on tin* elteil over n genius who did "impossifootball game between Westpoint and days. On n recent trip to the Islands, debt of the allied nations than it Me things" with n violin. So mnrWith Ins immense gold harp AL, Annapolis to lie played this year on Mr. names, one of the producers nnd wnuld to float the country’s own oh- velous were his fents that he wns cnlHERTO SALVI, tho Italian “ wizard i.-rnnk|in i.it.|,i( Philadelphia, Sntur-1author, received an invitation, and ligntlons. led “ magician," "wiznrd." Some of the harp", hns astonished the world day, November, 25th, was announced hls host promised many interesting Data compiled by the treasury for said he plnycd as if bewitched. Such with Ids playing. 1today. sights. The gentleman in question the Information of congress was was Paganini, the great genius of the It is no wonder that this young j ... ..... - — ■ . wns eager to embrace nn opportunity understood to cover various fields of violin before whom nil the world bowmaster lias created a sensation every- 1 A prominent divine says God still that would give him material for tho pn r.ible taxation without however, oil.. The master who did things where and thnt critics have snid: loves the world. There is no doubt of forthcoming play. lie henrtily en­ considering a sales tax ns a practical" were—until his day—considered im­ "What Bach wns to the organ, what it. Whom the Lord luvclh, Ho chns- joyed the entortninment until ho was IIo opened solution of the problem of getting possible for the violin. Pngnnini was to the violin, Salvl Is i teneth. given n dried fish to eat. Fenring new fields nnd gnined a now respect money to pny a bonus. to the harp." Or thnt New York and to offend his host he awaited nn op­ for tho instrument thnt is today one Chicago said of his playing: "Eth­ portunity nnd tucked It cnrofully o f the greatest in the concert field. ereal," "Electrifying," "A Rcvelnaway in Ills coat sleeve. Ono of tho Still farther hack In history a mns|tion,” "A Weaver of Dreams," "Uunatives observnlg its quick disappear­ tor—whose name still reigns supreme ance remarked to the host thnt their * dreamed of Power,” "Only in Heaven —came forth to reveal another little guest wns very fond of fish, there­ , shall we hear such a harp playing." respected instrument: the organ. upon Mr. Barnes wns presented with | Orlando is indeed fortunnto thnt Bach’s great fame hns not diminished another twice its size, and before tho * Alberto Salvi, the world's first great since tho days when ho reveled its eyes o f his delighted observers ho wns ' concert harpist—this Wiznrd of tho prncticnlly untouched possibilities nnd These nntlvcs |Ilnrp—hns been egngcd t) appear nt THE SENATE RESOLUTION ASK­ compelled to eat It. AT ATLANTIC REACH TODAY the orgnn has grown to Its prosont are hospitable to a fault. On his re­ the IJenehmnn Theatre, on the afterING PRESIDENT FOR IN­ WITH A TOTAL grandeur because of his genius turn home he confided to his wlfo FORMATION FAILS T. Indeed, is iitt | LOSS A truly great thing, indeed, is |«oon of January 27th. thnt he had paid dcnrly for tho even­ to reveal to the world the possibilities ing's entertainment. The nntlvo ( I l f T h e A a a o o l n l r d I’ ra aal ( l l r T h e A ssociated Press) WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.—'Tho sen­ Hawaiian loves to designate himself PUNE" h e 1 0 d I S m , JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. 21. The j)pen „ Rl,(| |n n Hnin||er wny thnn thnt RODY CREMATED ate with little debate and without a ns a "knnnkn," ho Is too much filled postoffico nnd general store nt At­ o f which it is cnpnblc. The organ record vote rejected today tho reso- with the Joy of living to consider lantic Reach, 18 miles from Jackson­ wns one of tho oldest musicnl instru­ laboring In nny manner. Ills wants ( H r T h e A aanrlnlrd P r r u l ville, was destroyed by fire cnrly to- ments, yet through the yenrs it lay LONDON, Jan. 2 1 .-F u n ‘ r«l of lutlon by Walsh, Democrat, Montana, . ■ , , , . , , , ,, are few, ns are his clothes. can dny with a loss of $15,000. Only n waiting for tho genluB, Ilnch, to re- Vscount Bryco to ho held prlvntoly asking tho president for information „ yo on tho R|m,,|PRt f owjf wHo ith Insudden change In tho wind save tho vonl its wonders. Tho violin, in primi­ Thursday when the body will ho ere- »» to conversations relating to Slumnrdinntn fondness for idle pleasures, settlement officials reportod. Tho tive forms nt least, wns one o f the mater. Arrangements proceeding tung being carried on by the Chinese , . , , , good humored nnd trnitnble ns chlldflames originated from n cignrotto oldest of musicnl Instruments. nnd Japanese arms conference delegafnct thl, hil?hpRt trlbute that Yet for memorial service in London. butt thrown in n pile of chnrconl in Pagnnlni, not so many yenrs ngo, re­ tions. enn he paid to them Is thnt they nro the store. It burst into flames about vealed it In a now grent light. DAYTONA nEACH, Jnn. 24.— children. two o’clock. Residents thought they Mr. and Mrs. Homer Trask and Today there hns come before tho Joseph S. Selby, ono legged negro ar­ had extinguished it hut throo hours world another genius who hnB taken tist of Enstport, Maine, s tho center daughter hnvo returned from n visit later It flared up ngnin nnd envel­ yet n third Instrument thnt hns long o f attraction on tho water front hero to St. Petersburg nnd nro tho guests NATIONAL CONVENTION FOR GIRL SCOUTS oped tho structure. Tho postoffico ad­ boon waiting for somo master’s hnnds for mnny home folk nnd winter visit- of Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Williams on AT SAVANNAH TODAY joining caught from tho sparks. to reveal Its true possibilities. Tho tors. Shelby never hnd nny train­ Onk avenue. harp Is one o f tho oldest o f nil In­ ing In nrt hut produces excellent (rVintlnn»S from P u t On«) KILLING FROSTS AGAIN Tho American Legion will mnko a SAVANNAH, Jnn. 21.—Eighth struments In musicnl history. It has marine pictures, confining Ills work REPORTED IN CALIFORNIA IIo is house to house cnnvnss for the sale of Annual National Convention Giry nlwnys been ono of the most beauti­ exclusively to that subject. NORTH AND CENTRAL PART ful; the subject of poets nnd hlstorl- pninting pictures of four vessels horo tickets to tho lecture and entortnin­ Scouts of Amerlcn began hero today ment courso of tho Ilcdpnth Lyceum with Mrs. Arthur Osgood Choat Awoeuir* Press) nn9 for mnny ccnturlcs. Yet It hns nnd after completing them expects to Tho next attraction will ho National presilont, presiding. Mrt. W A S H I N G T O N , Jan. 24.— Weather novor been recognized ns having un- go to Miami for tho remainder of tho Rurcnu. Fehrunry 2 nt tho Princess Thentro Juliette Low, of Savannah and Lon winter. bureau forecast today Indicated heavy limited concert possibilities. when tho Great Laurent will mystify don, founder of tho Girl Scouts among But there comes a genius who— and killing frosts again roported nnd entertain nnd plonso the peoplo. the speakers nt tho opening session. The Hernld for real Job printing. from Northern and Central California. with seemingly magic hnnds— sudden- ..... »... . FORD’S TERMS FIRST MASS HELD TODAY FOR PURCHASE FOR LATE POPE NITRATE PLANT CONVERSATIONS ON SHANTUNG, DO NOT WORRY POSTOFFICE _ AND STORE WERE BURNED im Bogins Thursdya, Jan. 20. 200-ltc Bogins Thursdya, Jnn. 20. 200-ltc Begins Thursdya, Jan. 20. 200-ltc Begins Thursdya, Jan. 20. 200-ltc Post Cards at tho Harold Oflflco. �* W * TH B ^ N K Q W l W P y g P K A M ), M O N P 4 y . J A m ^ y a3> U K (rr*r Saturday—Children’s story flour yrfjl cofdlal hospitality of this charming 9 ' * *• bo hold nt Central Park at four p. hostess were Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. nenry McLaulln, Mrs, J. E. Paco, Mrs. m. L. P. Hagan, Mrs. E. P. Morso, Mrs. MRS. FRED DAIGBR. Society Editor, Mrs. J. N. Robson is spending todny Harry Lewis and Mrs. J. C. Bennett. Phone 217-W M M Ml nt Dnytonn 0M Beach. II 7on h a r « « » t trWftOe « U t l h | JT*iI A I T ENDED OLD SETTLERS RE­ — If r* u i r « K o la s a n rrrh e rc » r com In* |om«i op U Ton i r t c n l t r l i l i l l C i w r llo UNION * CELERY Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Phillips and fam­ ■ p osta l corn to th is I t n i r t n u t , i l » U « 9 ' ' » flotallai o r trlrk p o tio the Itoni. It w ill ily spent tho nftornoon yesterday very Carlot Shipments Reported for Sat Among thoso from Sanford attend­ I t s rrwtlT aopreeUtrtl. . urdny, Jnn. 21st: pleasantly In Orlando. ing tho "Old Settlors Itounlon” at SOCIAL CALENDAR Florida— Manntoo Section ................10 Longwood, Snturdny woro Mrs. Wal­ Mr. and Mrs. R.' R. Dens and chil­ ter Iinnd, Mrs. Will Ilnnd, Mrs. L. R. Now Y o r k ............................................. 7 ^ucadny.— Socinl Department ^>7~tno dren wore among those from Sanford Phillips, M I sb Marlon Hand, Mi's. California—Northern District ....... 2 Woman's Club onterteina at bridgo motoring to Orlando yesterdny. W. B. Zachary and little son and California—Southern district ......... 12 at tho Club rooms nt 3 o’clock, with guest, Mrs. Flnnsbrugh, of Jackson­ Mrs. E. F. Ilousholder nil hostess. Total cars ................................. 40 Mrs. Orin Fnrrel returned Snturdny ville, Mrs. M. Minnrik and children. ‘Wednesday— Music and Liternturo from n week's visit to St. Petersburg, Carlot Shipments for Sunday, Jan. 22 Department o f tho Womnn’s Club her former home, but says Sanford Florida— Manatee ssetisn ................14 EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CLUB will meet nt the Club rooms. California—Southern district ......... 0 looks good enough for hor. Wednesday— Mrs. J. B. Lawson enter­ Snturdny nftornoon Mrs. G. F. Destinations of FlorMn Shipments tains tho members of tho Seminole Smith was tho charming hostess at Saturday Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. M. Bridge Club nt her homo on Park bridgo nt hor homo on^Ingnolia ave­ Savannah, 4; Pittsburgh,2; Cincin II. Mnbry and son Horton, motored to nue, thu guests including tho mem­ nati, 1; West Jacksonville, 3; Potomac avenue nt three o’clock. DeLnnd yesterday afternoon where bers of tho Every Weok Bridgo Club. Ynrds, 1; Dotroit, 1; Now York, 2; Wednesday— Mrs. Joe Chittenden en­ they were guests of relatives. tertains tho members of tho Bon In tho unusunlly interesting gnnie Boston, 1; Philadelphia, 2; Williams­ Ton Bridge Club nt 3:00 o'clock. o f bridgo played during tho nftornoon, port, 1. Total, 10 cars. Mrs. T. L. Dumas and daughter, Thursday— Every Week Bridge Club high score was mndo by Mrs. A. M. Destination of Florida Shipments Miss Agnes Damns, left Friday for meets with Mrs. W. J. Thigpen nt DoForrest, who wns presented n dain­ Sunday Summerville, S. C., whoro thoy woro hor homo on Park avenue nt 3:00 ty Madorln handkerchief. New York, 4; BufTnlo, 1; Potomac called by tho illness of tho former’s At tho conclusion of tho card gnmo Yards, 3; Pittsburgh, 1; Cleveland, 2; o'clock. mother. Thursday—Mrs. D. L. Thrasher cnMrs. Smith served a tempting salad Cincinnati, 1; Snvnnnah, 2; total, 14. tortalns tho members of tho Dupli­ course, strawberries and coffee. No diversions reported. M rs.’J. Y. Bottys and son, J. II. cate Bridge Club nt her homo on Mrs. M. II. Mnbry joined tho plny- Telegraphic Reports from Important Bottys, who are spending tho winter Park avenue. ors for refreshments. Among thoso Markets at Mackintosh, Fin., woro tho week­ Thursday— Mrs. Ilarry Hccion enter­ plnying were Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. PITTSBURGH: 7, clear. Calif. 3, end guests of Mrs. M. Minnrik at hor tain tho members of tho Merrio A. M. DoForrest, Mrs. L. C. Kolb, Mrs. N. Y. 1 arrived; 10 cars on track. homo on Laurel avenue. Matrons Bridge Club nt her homo on W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. S. E. Barrett, Opening prices Monday: Supplios Enst Sqcond street. Mrs. C. M. Vorco and Mrs. Forest moderate. Practically no demand or Dr. and Mrs. Osonbnch, of Orlnndo, Lake. Thursday— Mrs. S. Puloston enter­ movement on account of weather. No Hpent a few hours Bigbt-secing in tains nt hridgo at her home in Hose sales reported., Court complimenting Mrs. Percy Sanford Snturdny evening. Dr. OsonENTERTAINED AT DINNER PHILADELPHIA: 18, clenr. Calif bnch is ono of tho lending physicians Mero, a recent bride. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Commons on- 1, Fla. 4, N. Y. 3 nrrived, 7 cors on and surgeons of Orlnndo. tertained most delightfully nt an "out track. Demand and movomont slow, door” dinner yesterdny at their homo markot unsettled. Fln.s’ 10-in. crates Mrs. Joe Harold returned home Inst on Stone Islnnd. Goldon Solf Blanching, 3s-4s, $4.00evening from Atlanta, Gn., where sho Thoso enjoying tho cordinl hospital­ $4.GO. was called by the serious illness of lit­ ity of the genial host and hostess were CHICAGO: 4, clear. Calif. 10 ar­ tle Joyce, thu attractive littlo daugh­ Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Blackman, Mr. rived. 22 cars on track. Few sales Hof-Mac Service ter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hunt. and Mrs. Henry Wight, Mr. and Mrs. account weather. Domnnd and move­ The many friends of little Joyce will C. R. Kirtloy, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Includes ment light, market firm. S. Calif’s be glad to learn that she is out of Mero, Miss Frances Dutton nnd Wal­ crates Golden Heart, cpmlity and con­ danger, and wish her a speedy re- ter Wight. STAR TIN G dition fair, $8.C0-$8.G0. N. Calif’s covory. $£>.60-$10. LIGHTING “ A NIGHT .N HONOLULU" NEW YORK: 14, cloudy. Calif 2, BOOK LOVERS CLUB. Supplies HERE FRIDAY NIGHT Fla. 10, N. Y. G nrrived. And IGNITION The members o f tho Booklovers --------1moderate. Demand moderate, movoSERVICE Club wore most delightfully enter­ In "A Night In Honolulu," the meat limited, market slightly weaker, tained Friday afternoon by Mrs. Stel­ pretty musical play, tho author, How- j Calif’s crates Golden Heart, best $8W E H A V E TH E la Arrington, at her home on Mag­ nrd McKentf Barnes, hns tried to $0, few $10; poorer $7.G0. Fla.’s 10nolia avenue. ( clearly set fourth tho true character inch erntes Golden Self-Blanching, Tho nftornoon wns delightfully o f the natives of Hawaii. There have best $4.00-$ I.GO; few $G.00. Poorer spent discussing Into books which been maty works by the onrly mis­ as low ns $3.G0. N. Y.'s 2-3 erntes would be read by the Club during the sionaries which only served to bo in­ Golden Self Blanching, best $4.G0-$G, coming year. Late in the afternoon stances o f grosn libels ngninr.t tho poorer as low as $3.GO. Mrs. Arrington served delicious re­ characteristics o f the most gentle, freshments consisting of chicken sal­ hospitable people in tho world. The the rolling surf o f thu sou, while tho ad, mil bread sandwiches, snltines, Hnwnilnns love nature, freedom of mountain stream croons a low melody salted pecans, coffee, followed by or­ the woods, the caress o f tho sweet to the worshipper at itn shrine. This ange ice and cake. scented flowers that ncstlo close to devotion to natnro can almost ho fluid Among the members enjoying tho tljoir breast, then too they revel in to lie their religion. In the sunlight AND fWta e iErasiK— v----- V IO L A D A N A in5 U 99 Also “ W IN N E R S o f the WEST” Chas. Brady, the Baritone Soloist, will sing every Wednesday ' S I Tomorrow— A n A ll-Star Cast in “Be­ side the Bonnie Briar Bush” and F ox New s SEE OUR WINDOW -ofH O U SE C L E A N IN G A R T IC LE S THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 W«st First Street T H R E E CO NCERTS ARTIST C O U R S E S h ir t s JAPAN HAS NO DESIGNS IN RUSSIA NOW JAP TROOPS ARE OUT We have a good stock o f soft collar shirts in Sorisette, Pongee and Oxford Cloth, at $ 2 .5 0 “ B. V . D.” and “ Topkis” Underwear. Topkis Union Suits $1.00__________ B. V. D. Union Suits $ 1 .5 0 g We want to make our Men’s Department the most complete in this sec■ tion. The Churchwell Stores are famous for their big values in Men’s S wear. * . The Churchwell Co. SELLS IT FOR LESS I'. :V | 1018 West First Street ANNA CASE All-wool hand tailored suits, Herring bones, Tweeds, and Worsteds in new Spring Models are here now. Priced— m i Phone No. 447-W $15 to $25 How’s This, Men? HKr ' n fi.j;1 . Old Ford Ginn Would like floor spneo for smnll ear by month or yenr, near Montezuma. Phono 8. 2G8-3tc San l ord’s New Store | fe West First St. ALBERTO SALVI -1 Store in Florida iThe Churchwell i GENERAL REPAIRING they see tho smile o f the Grent Spirit, and what greater tribute could ono pay to the Creator; than with a gentle heart and pure thought to show ap­ preciation fori the symbols o f his benevolence. Their grent love for their offspring disproves malicious fnlcohoods circulated about for their wilful distruction o f Imbcs. Their snluation "Aloha mei"— the former meaning "Giant gratitude," the latter “ Everything I have is yours”— only proves the beautiful character o f tho race. Had Captain Cook not violat­ ed the hospitality of the natives lie would never have suffered the penalty of dentil. The Huwaiians appearing In the play at the Princess Theatre, January 27th, have but recently ar­ rived in this country. Catchy music, good singing, pretty girls nnd a grent cast makes this one of tho best shows of tho season. 10 Stores in Georgia- ■ WARD & RIVE SA N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E WORKS 5 HOF-MAC 5 BATTERY CO. ' 0 ---- 9 EQUIPMENT f ?v: A S RUffl , -.V ' . • ;^ t.t ■ jri,r FJs*.r< M en ’s W ear Department— ;------------------------------ Men’s W ear Department (Hr T h e A a . o r l n l r d I'reaa) WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.—State­ ment declaring Japan lmd no terri­ torial designs in Russia nnd giving assurance that Japanese troops should be withdrawn nss soon ns stnblo gov­ ernment is established there wns made todny by tho Jnpnncso dcligation nt a meeting of far eastern committee. ---------------------------- a t -------------------------- Beacham Theatre O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y A F T E R N O O N , J A N U A R Y 27 FRIEDA HEMPEL MONDAY A F T E R N O O N , J A N U A R Y 3ft W E D N E S D A Y A F T E R N O O N , FEB. 22 Single Tickets, Salvi, $2.75; Hempel, $1.40; Case, $3.30; including war tax Reserved Seats for Course, $7.00 and war tax M A IL O RD ER S H A V E PREFERENCE Personal Director: WALTER DRENNAN IANOS H0N0GRAPHS Manufacturers agents for the Celebrated A. II. CHASE and LESTER Pianos. Florida distributors for tho RUSSELL PHONOGRAPH. Our Sanford warehouse contains one of tho largest assortment of pi­ anos and Phonographs in the state. Every home .should have a mu­ sical instrument. Our low prices and easy terms make it possible for you. Write us for full information. J. H . H IN T E R M IST E R P IA N O CO. . BUY IN SANFORD O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A SILVER SALE ALL STERLING SILVER i OFP Three Patterns: PLYMOUTH, CHANTILLY, ESTRUSCAN > ONE W E E K O N LY This is a Special Cash-Raising Sale— Nothing Charged nt • these Prices McLaulin, The Jeweler 212 East First Street Sanford, Florida S ' ’ . • » ’ >- I . . . . . ____ _ . *._• . �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY. JANUARY 24,1922 THE WINTER 'DEAD-BEAT PROB LEM IN FLORIDA CITIES The Bank of Safety Security-Service H OL LY.___...._____ ___________ Editor L II.L A n D ..^ ...§e r r e l*r y -T r e *«u r*r N l '.r .l ,........ ...........General Mnnn*rr lit W IN _____ Circulation lln n a grr I’ b u n e 1 4 8 up to (liOO I'. >1 . Nubacrlpllon I’ rlce In Advance One Year --------------- -----------------1 • lx Monika ............................................ delivered In City liy Carrier O n * W e e k ........................... ..............1B C Tfcc bln 12- to IH-pajjc W eek ly H er­ a ld entirely rover* Seminole County and la pnhflahed every Friday. A d verllalnjc rntra made known on applica­ tio n . dem ocratic In polltlea. B.UJO per Man named Makkoncn has invented a now kind of electric railway in Rus­ sia. Bet ho is an Irishman in dis­ guise and his real name is Mack Hon* Hushund in Now York is accused of kidnnpping his wife. You don’t have to kldnnp them in Florida. They just follow you around everywhere you W c hate to hear of California’s freeze, While it makes Florida orangsc soil hotter and drives many California people to Florida wo never like to gloat over oilier section’s mis­ fortune nnd a freeze in either Califor­ nia or Florida is a misfortune. Sanford celery looks like n winner but tho growers should bo careful how thoy pack it nnd ship it. Keep the prices down to a reasonable profit nnd don't crowd the market. We should obtain good prices all through the sea­ son if we work it right. That pre-cooling plant tho Sanford Ilcraid hns been boosting ts one of the most important industries ever erected in Florida. It will lie worth hundreds of thousands of dollars to the truckers in and near Sanford who will save by having their vegetables and fruits prc-iooled before starting on the journey to tho north. It is something that every town that ships truck in any quantity will bo compel­ led to have if they expect to make any profit on their stuff. As it is todny the general complaint is thnt the railroads nnd express companies get it all.—Winter Park Post. This is the time of tho year when all manner of advertising schemes are wont to lie put over on the unsus­ pecting public, such as hotel registers, classified directories, song artists, etc. These nrtists are down here to make their expenses at the expense o f the homo merchant. Put your mon­ ey where it will bring tho greatest dividends. Either one of tho two Or­ lando daily papers pay handsome divi­ dends on the money spent with them. — Reporter-Star. HOW NEW YORK WORLD REGARDS THE FORI) OFFER The New York World is noted for tho ability of its editorial writers to say nil there is to say on a subject in n few words. Frank Cogg gets tho credit for most of these masterpieces o f condensation, hut whether he is the writer or someone clso, the World enjoys n unique distinction among Amoricnn newspapers because o f the ■clarity of Its thought. Discussing Henry Ford's offer for Musclo Shoals, In the following editorial, the World Bums up tho Hituation accurately: The United States government can­ not escape taking into account the ob­ vious disadvantages attending Henry Ford’s Muscle Shonls proposals. But when all the disadvantages have been weighed, whnt nltcmntlvo is left for tho government to consider? It has been waiting long and received no other offer worth serious attention. Mr. Ford lias submitted a bit to talk over tin plant on fairly definite terms. If it Ih rejected for any cause, Is tho property to he abandoned and allowed to go to ruin? If not tho only F an cy G roceries F resh F ru its • and V eg eta b les or nnothor.’ Tho Idea of working, however, 1b hold in opprobrium. lts experience in other directions, Tnko JnckBonvillo, or any other there can be no oxcuso for its enter­ tourist center in tho Btutc, and you ing upon now ventures oven less will find droves of people who uro promising. By tho operation o f tho Musclo begging or flim-flamming their way, with tales of woo and propositions as Shoals plant the government would ongnge in manufacturing. From thnt varied ns tho colora of autumn, and sort o f commercial undertaking it who vanish ns soon aa tho cold weath­ needs to steer elenr. Onco it goes er is pnsaed. The Sanford Herald, dis­ in for producing nitrates for snle, cussing this nuisance, speaks the sen­ there is no end to similar schemes in timents of many communities, substi­ tuting names of localities, when it which it would be involved. Con­ says: gress would not need a second in­ "W o nro tired, absolutely pcovish vention to commit it to other plnns about theso ‘walkers/ ‘workers’, 'wigto invest money in other clnsses o f industry for the benefit o f certain glers,’ 'jugglers/ ‘jnrheads’ and all others who aro working Florida. Thoy sections of interest. may call it ‘touring’ Florida but wo Instead of going deeper into busi­ do not. They aro hero every day with ness, the governmnt should so far ns possible wlthdrnw from business. n book to sign, with yards of stuff about themsolves walking from TimTho Ford proposals offer ono way buctoo to Saskatchewan, nbout lectur­ out. The World might have added thnt ing, about everything under tho sun the Ford proposals offer the only nnd tho substanco o f it is thoy want wny out. It is admitted thnt thero free advertising in order that thoy will be a hard fight in Congress over may glean some money from Sanford. If we were mayor of Sanford we Mulcle Shoals, but if the Ford offer j would order everything o ff tho street s rejected what will become of a that looked like begging or working project on which the government has the public for any cause whatsoever. already spent approximately $100,Sanford needs the money that is spent 000,000? Ford may not bo tho only for these people to "See Florida’’ ev­ industrial enptain in the country can ery winter. Why don’ t thoy como down nblo o f mnking somthing out of in the summer?” Muscle Shoals, but he is nppnrently Florida is under no obligation to thefirat et et ctn eta eta etn tn ninu feed nnd accommodate this clnss, and tho first to see that it has great pos­ their presence here makes an unfavor­ sibilities nnd he is the only man who able impression upon visitors who nro has made nn offer for tho property thnt will enable the government to spending the season here on their re­ sources, nnd who want to pay reason­ get riil of nn incubus. What excuse or able prices as they go. Looking at it justification could opponents in Con­ in one way, it is n bit cold-blooded to gress give to the Americnn people if turn the cold shoulder to this class, the Ford offer is rejected? yet, looking nt it in nnothor wny, it is The west nnd tho south want Ford to hnvc Muscle Shonls. Objection an imposition to require the kind-1 thnt comes from the enst is due to hearted people of the atnto to support selfish interests, It is unfortunate every Tom, Dick uml Harry who^hnpthnt a proposition by which the whole pens to want to spend tho winter in corntry will benefit should be mnde Florida for nothing. Also, tho ma­ This institution, whose success and strength has been builded by a loyal people, whose most valu­ able asset is the confidence, trust and esteem of Three TURKISH Friendly VIRGINIA Gentlem en B U R L E Y The perfect blend of th« three perfect cigarette tobacco; those who know it best and whose highest en­ deavor is to attain still higher plains o f service__ wishes you a happy, healthful and New Year. in one perfect cigarette o n e -e le v e n for n few minutes.’ After half an hour had passed the manager of the storo, becoming curious, approached him and asked what could ho done for him. "Why, nothing that I know of,” said the man. ‘ !You see I have nerBy a Sanford Cclery-fcd vous prostrntion, nnd the doctor told Man mo to stay in a quiet place. Noticing thnt you do not advertise 1 thought this would bo nbout the quietest place "Cnp’n, sub,” explained the tm- I could find."— Thomas (Okla.) Tri. hlcnchod motorcycle courier who hnd buno. |unsuccessfully attempted to nnvigato u French highway in night trnffic, Discouraging Outlook I "everything was jest gon’ nkmg fine, nnd den Ah see mnh chance to dodge I’ve always thought I’d like in between two motor-cycles." To live on Easy street; "Well, what of it?" But how can I get there "Dnt’s nil dey wns to it, Cap’n, With all these bills to meet? Buh. Dem two motor-cycles was a A Now York silk merchant went to tho bank to get his note renewed. "I nm sorry," snld the banker, "but it will be absolutely impossible for me to renow your note,” Tho silk merchant's face paled, Af­ ter n moment of thought ho looked up nt the banker nnd asked: "Were you evor in the silk busi­ ness?" "W hy, of course not," answered tho banker. "Well, you’ re in it now," said tho silk merchant ns he picked up his hat nnd went out.— Cincinnati Enquirer. a politen! and sectional matter, but the united strength of the south nnd west should be able to prevent Mus­ cle Shonls from being scrapped. AFRAID OF FORI) FOR VALENTINE PARTIES would therefore expect to find him hnnd in glove with the other magnates of wenlth who constitute the big busi­ ness group. But he is not, nnd it is In a recent issue of the Popular interesting to study tho reason. Magazine wns this comment on men's As the Telegram hns more than clothes: once pointed out, the great difference Where is tho boiled shirt of yester­ Thursday, January 20 between Ford nnd man of the Itockyear? feller. Morgan and Schwab type Is Almost as much a thing o f the an­ HOLY CROSS CHURCH thnt Ford hns nrcepted in practice the cient past ns the iron suit that was The Feast of Conversion of Saint principle of minimum profits nnd | 1the snappy back in tho days of King Paul, tomorrow, Wednesday, Jnnunry maximum volume in business, while | 1Arthur— tho iron suit that Mr. Charlie IRUh, Low Celebration, 7:30 n. m. It might be nil right for sonic peo­ they hold to the narrower theory of j Chaplin, in his latest picture, finds it ple to send to Sonrs, Roebuck & Co., maximum profits. I necessary to unbutton with a canBegins Thursdyn, Jan. 26. 200-ltc for their goods but it is unnecessary lie is therefore a radical among opener. to send out of the city for officers. the rich—that is to say, he hns de­ A letter nrtlst received a red hot Where are tho frock conts and tho JORTHERN AND SOUTHERN Wo should hnvo plenty of home talent veloped ideas which, if generally ad­ voluminous striped trousers whose ono which consumed him with rage BAPTIST GET TOGETHER for all the positions thnt nre to bo opted, would deprive the present con­ but here is his reply: "Sir— My wrinkled excess length mnde the male FOR FIRST CONFERENCE filled from time to time. trollers of the nation’s wealth of their ankle resemble the leg of nn elephant? stenographer, being n lady, ennnot prestige unless they resorted to tho transcribe whnt I think of you. I, Gone—or nt least relegnted to the (B y T h e A im c ln lr d P m i ) Thursday, Jnnunry 20, almost (for them) impossible exped­ Columbia, Mlssiuri, Jan, 24,—Whnt being a gentleman, ennnot think of it. uho of those deluded mnlcs who at­ ient of ehnnglng their methods. tended noon weddings or get their wbb said to bo the first conference But you being neither, will under­ NEW THINGS AT THE One difference between his methods exercise balancing cups at afternoon between the members of the North­ stand whnt I menn." HERALD OFFICE nnd theirs, arising from tho distinc­ ern nnd tho Southern hrnnehes of tho tion named above, is that, while they Thank you cards, Birthday card*, Baptist Church since the Civil War merely put their dull, senseless dollnrs and folders, Valentine assortment began here today with Laymen nnd to work nnd sit hnik and reap tho r e -! Just arrived. 1022 calendar Pads Divines from ninny parts of the coun­ ward, he nnimntcs his dollnrs with hero at lnnt, Plnco cards, nut cups, try attending. Opening program brains—Ids own or those o f others— wns called for presentation o f sug­ self on a convenient chnlr. Ono of tho Tally cards, All kinds of invitntions, nnd thus vnstly increases their effic­ clerks nppronched nnd naked if ho Gift enrds, Greeting enrds, Congrntugested topics for conversation. iency. wished to purchase anything. “ Oh, Intions, Shut in cards, Sympathy Opposition to his nitrnte plant pro­ Begins Thursdyn, Jnn. 20. 200-ltc posal is therefore Inspired by genuine "clnss consciousness." Should ho succeed in npplying hs methods on n | mnmmoth scale Mussel Shonls, demonstrating their superiority over the methods generally in vnguo in big business, the example would ho fol­ lowed by others. The business field would ho invaded by disrlples of tbn J SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A Ford idea and tho hold on public nf- ■ fairs which the present lenrers of *3 business enjoy would bo seriously J -------------------------------------O NE N IG H T O N L Y --------------- ---------threatened. % Whnt wonder, then, thnt tho pro- ■ posal is hold hack by tho war donart- m mont ns long as possible. Whnt won- *j dor thnt every newspaper in the Unit- I ed Slates which is subservient to tho 5 T H E H A W A II A N M U SIC A L W O N D E R S H O W threatened business regime is busy J trying to discredit Ford and his Ala- * hnmn project. It is not a mere husi- i A FASCINATING P LA Y o /T H E ISLAND PARADISE noHH matter, to bo. thought o* in tornifl 2 MISS PRICES of dollars nnd cents, It is tho intro- Jj Lower Floor duction of a now principle which may m UNA nolossitato n totnl revorsnl of husi- ri $1.50 ness mothodH In every industry. JJ CARPENTER Thero Ih not todny before c-ingress Balcony, 50c or any oftho world councils nnd con- ■ feroncos a political mntter which eq- JJ SEATS ON SALE unis in its possibilities o f far roach- •* The Famous m v * 7 i ,'«n, ,. WEDNESDAY lug Importance this proposnl of n ■: I plain Americnn business man to tnko. ■ Hula Dance At Bower & Houmlllat’a over a gigantic enterprise, which, in * tho hands of tho government hns boon ■ a gigantic fniluro, nnd convert it into j a model of efficiency, hoth In utl- S S P L E N D ID S C E N IC P R O D U C T IO N ------------------------------- S T R IK IN G E L E C T R IC A L E F F E C T S j mnto profit nnd nervlco to tho public, ' j — Lakeland Telegram. Friday, January 2 7 th CATCHY MUSIC-NATIVE SONGSZ DANCES DEANE TURNER Phonal 497-494 WJSLAK^ BLOCK prosperous : ... �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1922 PAGE THREE » j■ti * ■J4 11 |i ' * I i 1 H i c JANUARY 2 6 th f o l l o w in g o u r c u s t o m o f l iq u id a t in g o u r s t o c k a f t e r t a k in g o u r a n n u a l '<■' ■' in v e n t o r y , w e o ffer to th e PUBLIC O U R J A N U A R Y C L E A R A N C E S A L E W H IC H W IL L COMENCE AND C O N T IN U IN G U P TO THE EN D OF TH E M O N TH . BESIDES H A V IN G M A R K E D D O W N OUR F A L L STOCK TO W H A T REPRE SENTS A G R E A T LOSS TO US, W E W IL L SH O W A T SPECIAL PRICES TH E N E W SPRING W H IT E GOODS, COLORED W A S H FAB RICS, SILKS, H O U SE FU R N ISH IN G S, LINGERIES A N D R E A D Y -T O -W E A R . Voiles and Ginghams Silks and Wool Fabrics 100 pieces of 40-inch Colored Voiles ..:..... .!............................................ ............. 1,000 yards Dress Ginghams, Check and Plaids........................ ............................................ 100 pieces 45-in. real Swiss Organdies, white and colors, absolutely fast colors.............................. 200 pieces Egyptian Tissues, 32-in. Checks, Stripes and Plaids, imported tissues .............. 50 pieces, 54-in. Plain and White Organdie, per­ manent finish, special $1.00 value, at.............. 100 pieces 3G-in. Percale, fast colors ..................................................................... The selling price counts in this department. We have taken o ff and discounted and cut prices in this lteady-toWear until price tickets are unrecognizable, the cost prices are forgotten. We have marked prices so low that it pays just enough to show the goods and hand them to you. N E W SPRING DRESSES 25 New Spring styles in Taifetta Dresses in prices from 200 pieces Imported Zephyr Gingham $1.00 value, special for this sale at ........................ 10 pieces Shaded Blue Linen Suiting ( 20 pieces DRAPERIES, DAMASK, LINENS, MADRAS Messaline Silk, 30-in., good heavy quality, in colors, black and white, a t ............................... Bedding's Guaranteed Satins, and Talfetas, full range of shade. Special price. Imported Silk Pongee, Skirts Showing of New Sport SldrtH of Spring Materials TAFFETAS, CHAHMEUSE, WOOL SERGE JERSEY CLOTH While Sale of Cotloii-'-continued 65-in. Mercerized Damask, at ...................... O t/C 72-in. Mercerized Da0 4 A A mask, a t ........................ ( ^ X t U U 72-in. Linen Damask D A A O MOST WONDERFUL VALUES IN YEARS In the wholesale market cotton goods are higher but in our store during the sole they will be lower. Read these items for yourself and seo what values: WHITE FABRICS W AY BELOW VALUE No. G98, good quality, bleached Long Cloth, 10 yards <B1 A S Nru.m *t. ,1 • •• ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ^ <ino * U« ! , ,v>1 , 'A„ 11 i , A n _ Fine grade Charmeu.se, 40-in., all colors, $4.00 and $5.00 values, at ........................... T H E W H IT E S A L E O F COTTON No. 702— English Long'Cloth, 10 yards... No. 56— Special English Nainsook, 12 yds. for. No. 49— English Nain­ sook, 10 yards for...... 72x90 Wearwell Sheets, at .......... ;........ 81x90 Wearwell Sheets a t ................. . 81x90 Mohawk Sheets ......................... 42x80 Wearwell Pillow Cases at ....................... 82x92 Wearw611 Crochet Spreads a t .................. 80x90 Woarwell Dimity Spreads, a t ........... iO % B lankets and C om forts Lot No. 1— Good quality Misses’ Hose, 50c values, sizes 7 to 10, Black and White Ribbed a t .................... ...................................... Lot No. 2.— Lisle Thrdad Ladles' Hose, whito and Black, Brown, Gray and Black, 75c and $1.00 values at....................................... Lot No. 3 Pure Silk Ladies' Hose, white or black, $1.50 to $2.00 values at ............... ............................................ All our high-grade Silk Hose has been reduced for this 5 duys to almost ONE-HALF PRICE In Children's Socks wo will show the New Spring shades, A f f C Q /» 3-4 lengths, sizes 7 to 11, a t ........................................... Ladies' Full-fashion, 12 strain pure silk horse, in black, white, •J«#****#•» **•« •**•#** • ’ cordwain and gray at 0 4.>»{. i mm * flj-i Q Q X O 72x48 all-wool plaid O /t Q ff Blankets a t ................. 70x80 all-wool white dou- 0 Q 1 hie Blankets at........... t ^ v t l v 64x76 Wool Nap Blaid O Q A O Blankets at................... ( ^ U t v C l 72x80 Wool Nap, gray © 4 ff A and white Blankets at.. 70x80 Cotton Blankets, O A gray, at ....................... B ig V alues in G loves Women’s 2-clasp Kid © A f f A Gloves ......................... Women’s Strap Quintette © Q f f A Kid Gloves at................ $ 0 « t 9 , V Women's 3-4 length C ff A A Kid Gloves at ........... ( ) D t U U Women's Short Silk © 4 O ff Gloves, all Bhades, at.... t p ff Women’s 3-4 length Silk 4 ff A Gloves, white, black.... l« U v M.m£k �:• •1‘1'■ - ^V' 1' j .11 ;. 1 *•' * m- TVr "■?fy*. > ju m fv v i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24,1922 : PUBLIC FORUM = b n HOW TO BUILD UP SANFORD. SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WIN OVER SEA­ BREEZE BOYS LOST Saturday night tho Sanford High School girls defeated Seabreexe Highs 29 to 3. The Sanford girls out-classed tho visitors in every department of the gnmo. Mlsa Spencer shot tho first bnsket and then Miss Holly followed up with another. During tho first half Seabreeze didn't Bcore, and tho scoro stood 19 to 0, Four games a week is too much for tho Sanford boys. In tho game Sat­ urday night tho boys woron’t play­ ing liko they woro against Stetson Y. M. C. A. and tho Soabrocze boys romped all over them by n score of 24 to 7. The summary: Sanford Girls (29) G. FG. G. Holly, F........................ 0 1 Spencer, F............. ..... ..... 6 0 3 Stiles, C ....................... 0 1 Lake, G......................... ..... 0 0 0 Carrnway, G................ ..... 0 1 0 Whceless, R. C........... 0 0 PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR Feb. 13.— Saint Agnes' Valentine party. Fob. 21-22— Woman's Club Colonial party. Feb. 24.— Charity Ball. Jan. ‘31.— Song Recital— Mrs. Lucille Asplnwall Takach. “ Don’t wait for extraordinary opportunities; seize common occasions and make them great.” Dear Mr. Editor: What that fellow wrote the other day about loyalty to Sanford and con­ fidence, and all of that is all right. A lot of us follows are boosters and we A substantial bank account— want to do nil wo can to mako San­ The Revenue A ct o f 1921 permanently maintained and ford a great city, nnd yet wo nro hum­ requires that every Individual having consistently added to—will an nnd like tho other follow wo do not a gross income of $6,000.00 or more want to pay $1.50 for nn article thnt file Income Tax return regardless of place you in position to take You Can Find the Name of wo think and believe wo get by or­ amount o f net Income, Every Live Professional and advantage o f occasions as dering it out of town nt $1.26. Of Do Not Pay Exhorbitant prices for as­ Business Man In Sanford in they arise. course, it is possible, nnd probnblo sistance In preparing your return. This Column Each Day that if wo wont to tho homo mer­ Send for simple form upon which to chant always with tho cash in hand furnish information necessary to pre­ and sent the charge orders out of pare return. Maximum price on farm­ ers returns $6,00 nnd every farmer Sanford Construct’n Co. town, thnt wo could buy as cheap at home ns wo could out of town. And whose return is prepared will be fur­ CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS this is something to tnke into nccount, nished without charge ono 1922 Farm Planes and Specification!! CnrerfuK. for really I do not think it fair to buy Record. This record devised for far­ Furnished on account at homo nnd send our mers exclusively and fills a long felt AH Work Guaranteed money away to strangers, need for a farm record sufficiently H. T. PACE P. O. Boa Totals................ ......... 13 3 3 nlmplo to bo of any bonofit to farm­ \nywny, Mr. Editor, I havo decided A COMM UNITY BUILDER Seabreeze Girin (39 to start tho Now Year o ff right. I < ers. Retail price $2.00. . f Sanford Machine G. FG. G. EIGHT TEARS EXPERIENCE PREam going to bo a real boontor for San­ F. P. Forster, Pres. B. F . Whitner, Odom, F........................ 0 0 ....:. l ford, Keep my money nt homo nnd PARING RETURNS Foundry Co. 0 0 pny cash as I go, or I won't go. Am} Smith, F........................ ..... 0 Filo yours now and got It o ff your 0 0 General Machine and Boiler Work; then, too, I have boon thinking it over Livingston, C............... ..... 0 mind. 0 3 Cylinder Grinding; DcLuxe Pistons; in a general way and I do not boliove Foster, G............................. 0 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aIB B B B B a B B B B B flB B flB B B B B a B B B B B B B B ia ia iU |)a A. S. CLARK, Public Accountant Williams, G.................... ..... 0 0 'a I over heard of Sears, Roebuck A Co., Oversize Rings and Pins; Flywheel P. O. Box 1881 Jacksonville, Fla. 0 1 Montgomery, Ward & Co., or any of Straw, It. C................... ..... 0 Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shafts re­ those fellows ever contributing n cent NOTICE turned; agents for Caille Inboard and to tho upkeep of any of our homo In­ Totals................. .... 1 l 7 B Outboard Motors. -----------Phone 62 stitutions, or oven paying tnxes or Tho regular annual mooting of the ■ A N Y P A R T OP T O W N , O N TERMS TO Sanford Boy » (7) liconscs to take our money nwny. A stockholders o f the Sanford Building G. FG. G. & Lonn Association of Sanford, Fla., wonderful privilege, gratis, thnt I, you S U IT Y O U Acteylene W elding McLucns, F.................. ..... 1 2 0 nnd our home merchants nnd business OF ALL KINDS B 1 1 men must pny for. It isn't fair to Christensen, F.............. ..... 0 You can make money buying for fl 0 Stone, C......................... .... 1 1 j 108 Magnolia Avonuo, Sanford, Flori­ Sanford W elding Co. home industry nnd homo institutions, You are going to build a home 0 da, on Saturday, January 14, 19^2, at 0 0 nnd I for one am against it, nnd I am Smith, G....................... ... 109 North Sanford Avenue days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it. 0 going to do nil I can to stop this thing. Pope, G.......................... 7:30 p. m., for tho purpose of electing °l Moye, F......................... ..... 1 0 If money was wanted for our roads, a board o f directors to servo for th* by easy stages. i 1 S. 0 . Shinholser 0 0 ensuing year, and for tho transaction our schools, our hospitals, tho Wom­ Mero, G..................... .... 0 If you have some money, will build Contractor and Builder 0 0 an’s Club, tho Children’s Home or the Cowan, G...................... ... of any other business that may prop­ °l two houses. J erly come before the meeting. SANTORD FLORIDA church, we send to Senrs Roebuck & Totals ............... ....... 3 1 5' Co., Montgomery Ward & Co., nnd A. P. CONNELLY, Sanford is moving, don’t wait, “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS' other out-of-town institutions and peo­ Seabreeze Boys (21) 12-oaw-4w Secretary, game now. ; Quick Service Transfer ple, who profit on our prosperity. Oh, Moore, F........................ .... 4 0 3 l ; 2 no wo don't. The subscription peti­ Campbell, F................... .... 1 Storage Facilities BBBBaBBBaaaBBBBBBanaannniia 0 Bunch, C........................ .... 4 1 tion is first tnken down one sido and If we please you, tel] others; If no O' 1 1 up tho other of First street in San­ Johnson, G.................... .... 1 tell us. Phone 498 0 ford, nnd usually tho desired amount Sherman, G.................. '1 I Auto Radiator Repair obtnined. I Totals .................. 0 .... 11 3 You understand what I am talking I Shop I Conch Wilkinson is going to run about, Mr. Editor, I believe in help­ I A G E N T ngents for the Located at 207 French Avc., between ing the fellow who helps me, the fel­ the boys through some intensive trn... I I B. CHASE nnd 2nd and Third. E. R. BERGQUIST. low who is helping to build my town. ing and prncticc before tho Miami 1 III It is a fact thnt should not be over­ game, so thnt tho boys will wake up LESTER Pianos. Florida distributors for tho ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■flflflflflaflflflaflBBflflflflHiaflllgllBISI looked, that tho homo store is one, if everybody by defeating tho fast Mi­ Hotel Montezuma ■ not tho prime Institution nccossnry to ami team Thursday night nt the Par­ RUSSELL PHONOGRAPH. Our fl ■ “ Sanford’s New Hotel’ Sanford warehouse contains ono tho well-being nnd comfort of tho com­ ish H o u b c . $1.80 Up Per Day o f the largest assortment of pi­ munity, nnd thnt efficiency is increas­ anos nnd Phonographs in tho SOME OF OUR BARGAINS IN ed by tho support nnd co-operntion of f J COMFORT COTTAGE state. the community. Give tho homo mer­ USED CARS Every home should hnve a mu­ is now open for guests. Will bo glad chant your business, nnd you help 1919 Model 6-pnss. Nash.......... $525.00 Just Arrived to see now ns well ns old friends. him to give bettor service. You help 1919 Model, 5-pass. Oakland..... 175.00 sical instrument. ■ ■ Our low prices nnd easy terms Rooms and meals, also meals. Houso him to keep what you cnll for nnd nt One 7-pnss. Buick' .................. 575.00 Fresh Carload o f that Good Old Reliable B make it possible for you. heated. B lower prices. Another thing, If San­ One Maxwell Roadster ...... 225.00 fl Write us for full information. B Miss N. A. Walker Mrs. M. Martin ford people could over wake up nnd Ono Ford Coupe, 1920 Modol... 100.00 get wise to all o f these get-rich-quick One Auburn 5-pass. ...... .175.00 s fl buying oil well stock, auto Ono Saxon Roadster _______ ... 100.00 SA N F O R D N O V E LTY schemes, J. H . H IN T E R M IST E R fl■ stock, crnnklcsH engine and hotel Terms to responsible people. P IA N O CO. stock, wonderful money maker for tho WORKS B. & O. MOTOR CO., Sanford, FIs. ’ „ "* ' N uff Sed ■ fellow wlio sells the stock, but nt tho ■ V. C, COLLER, Prop. BUY IN SANFORD ■ Islington nnd Hupmohlle Sales and ■ expensu of the follow who buys nnd ■ General Shop and MiU : Service ■ Sanford. Thero arc genuine, profit­ ■ Telephone 135 Phone Us Your W ants 259-M.W nnd wky. W ork ■ able opportunities in Sanford for the ■ citizen or mnn who has surplus cash. ■ They Will Have Our Usual Prompt Attention CONTRACTOR and BUILDER ■ Sco McLaulin’s special sale on sil­ 817 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. Ho can make his money work for Snn/ 258-ltc ford, help build his town, put his mon­ ver. ey in tho home institution^ and home Geo. W . K night industry. There is no spot on Florida Real Estate and Insurance where the returns can bo surer, safer ■ ■ BANFORD FLORIDA or better than in Sanford homes, San­ PRICE -ofSERVICE QUALITY ford hotels, or rooming houses, or in Sanford Steam Laundry the Snnford Building & Loan Associa­ HO USE ■■■■M l WHY CAN THRASHER & GARtion, an institution thnt has made a FOR SERVICE most enviable record, not only in tho NER sell.. Furnishings., nnd Shoes ■I I I Call 146-J C L E A N IN G matter of returns to its stockholders, cheaper than the concern which sells W. RAWLING, Prop. hut in tho amazing building accom­ on time? BECAUSE THEY SELL A R T IC LE S FOR CASH. THINK IT OVER. plished for Sanford. George A . DeCottes Mr. Citizen, put your money in San­ When you buy ON TIME you do two ford industry nnd Snnford institutions things contrary to the lnw of thrift: Attorney-at-Law s and see your home town grow. Am I You buy MORE RECKLESSLY than I Over Seminole County Bnnk when you pny cash ami you PAY right? Think it over! BANFORD -t* -iFLORIDA MORE for what you buy. Bookkeep­ YOUR COUNTRY FRIEND. a ■ To bo successful in any field of endeavor it is necessary ing and carrying accounts is expen­ l ..Employment Bureau.. Begins Thursdyn, Jan. 26, 260-ltc sive. WHO KEEPS UP THIS EX­ i that those with whom you associate huve the utmost ■ The vocational committee of the Dull­ PENSE? TIIE CUSTOMER. ■ ness and Professional Women’s Club ■ Bud accounts nre also expensive. faith in you and your products. Our Bicycles and Sup­ OKLAHOMA STRIKE ■ requests all young women desiring H enry McLaulin, Jr. i WHO KEEPS UP THIS EXPENSE? IN PACKING HOUSE ■ employment to register at the First plies, children’s wheel goods, Electrical goods, Cutlery, TIIE CUSTOMER WHO BUYS ON ■ OPTICIAN— OPTOMETRIST National Bank. ASSUMES SERIOUS ASPECT ■ TIME. Sporting goods consisting of Base Ball, Basket Ball, AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Thrasher A Garner huvo ELIMI­ j First N ational Bank! Sr Cashier WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS s advance o n e o f these one or i get in the; p IAN0S HONOGRAPHS M e is c h R e a lty C om p a n y 1 A. P. CONNELLY N o tic e T o Farm ers; K E Y S T O N E LIM E s GET WISE TO THE TRUTH a SEE OUR WINDOW Hill Lumber Co. 1 Keeping Faith With the ....Dealer.... THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. / __________________________ IL W . N IC K E R SO N Public Accountant; Audita— Systems Income Tax Service Room 16 McNeill-Davis Bldg. Thone 862 Orlando, Fla. 3,000 Plant Protectors for Sale actual protection in the coldest weather easy to install. Will save young plants. Twelve to twenty plants In each protector. Inquire— WINTER nAVEN WAGON WORKS Winter Haven, FIs. Thursday, January 20. 260-ltc You can get a perfectly good hair­ cut for 40c at the Barber shop, Sec­ ond street, 259-64p Ri ( H r T k c A aaorln lrd i'r f.i) OKLAHOMA CITY, Jnn. 24.— NATED THESE EXPENSES. When Governor Uohortson remained silent you spend your money with them NO early today on the question of send­ PART OF YOUR MONEY GOES TO FOR BOOKKEEPING ANI) ing troops into packing houso district here. Connection disorders since |H^D ACCOUNTS becauso Thrasher calling of tho strike by packing house |^ Gnrnor sell for CASH ONLY. If workmen. Negro strikebreaker was y<ni wro Interested in LOWERING lynlhed sevornl days ago nnd Sunday 'O U R LIVING EXPENSES, PAY night tho bodies of another negro (CASH and trade wlicra Shoes, Clothstrikebreaker and his wife wore found nnd Furnishings aro sold at to duccd cash prices. THRASHER & in the ruins of their burned homo. GARNER’S. Wo have many small Thursday, Jnnunry 20. 260-ltc lots of Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, standard stock and quality, thnt nro on Hale at big sacrifices. NOTICE The annunl meeting of tho Library Prices of ALL SHOES reduced TEN Association will bo hold Thursday, to FIFTEEN PER CENT. Our en­ Jnn. 20th nt 8:00 P. M. at the Library tire line of clothing cut to or below rooms, Woman’s Club. All numbers cost. Must bo moved to mako room of tho association nro urged to nttond for Spring Stock. Wo nro headquarters for Army ns important business will be trans­ Cots, Mattresses, Blankets, Shirts and acted. Pants. The prices all reduced. Give Bogins Thursdyn, Jnn. 26. 260-ltc us your business. Wo will savo you money. THRASHER & GARNER. Specinl, one-fourth o ff on Silver for W-tc one week only at McLaulin’a. 258-4tc 259-2tc Tennis and Foot Ball Supplies; Bathing Suits, Shoes, Caps and Belts, have long been recognized ns the best ■ u ■ 212 Kant. 1st S i. Snnford, Fl» ■ ■ ■ s s a s and our prices tho lowest. ¥ Sanford Cycle Co. ! ■ ■ DON’T FORGET THE PLACE-----------------117 PARK AVE. itm flui CHULUOTA INN GLOBE PIANO CO. f Write ua On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Bait Coast Railway, ^ a te, Fie., among the pines and lakes of Seminsla county, w up‘ ® ^ “ modern brick hotel, with private baths end hot water heat, cites cnislat. Rates $8-80 U $180 per day; $10 to $18 P«r week, carding to location of room. Empire Hotel Block M R S . C H A S . D . B R U M L E Y . M anagei^ SAVE YOU MONEY ORLANDO,. FLORIDA wr— — . . a — ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■MMWM — W M W — ■ ■ »****** �I THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1922 visitors m of-Btnto end hero, IP®* For the Children’s Sake You want your children to have a good education, don’t you? Certainly if you were denied such advantages yourself, you will appreciate the desirability of starting savings accounts for them now, with that object in view. This bank is cultivating savings accounts for children. We are anxious to help these men and women of “ tomorrow” to get an education that will fit them for big things in the future. % spending the week to * Ml The fino yachts are coming to Snn- Ml hi ford. na ■ John Bussell's boat basin will be n Ra to ; big thing for Sanford this season. 3 Chnrlc9 Ilingling Is among tho Rn l prominent visitors to the city today * S and has his fine yacht moored at tho R* Ra city dock. to Sir Michael Smith, of Winter Pnrk, Orlando and Sanford, was hero for n few hours today and his mnny friends were glad to see him again. i | 3 ■ Alfred G. Smith, of Colnmbin, S. C., S is among tho visitors to the city todny. Mr. Smith is connected with tho Farm Bureau of South Carolina. 4% INTEREST PAID The mnny friends of Mrs. J. M. Dresner are glad to sec her out again after being confined to the hospjtnl for severnl weeks after her auto acci­ dent. The Seminole County ] Bank | STRENGTH PROGRESS In to to R a to to R a to to to k PERSONALS S iim to to to to to to to to SERVICE jj terday enrouto to the Southern part of the state. W. L. Chalmers, of Wnukeshn, Wis., is spending some time hero nt the Montezuma. (j, c. Rockwell, of Now York, was J. T, McCollum, jr., wns among business visitor horo yesterday. Sanford’s quota of visitors from Tuinpn yesterday. Sir. and Mrs. C. M> Griffin, o f Mt. Dora, were visitors horo yesterdny. Mr. and Mrs. E. Novins, of Tnllnhnssce, are stopping for a few dnys Elmo C. Riley, of Jacksonville, spent at tho Montezuma. Ithc day here yesterday on business. E. P. Philips and A. L. Phillips, of .Miss G. Shultz, o f NeV York, spont Daytona, wore in tho city yesterday [the week end hero nt tho Montezuma. transacting business. Charles Polk, a former resident of A. A. Duncan, of Jacksonville, was Sanford, hut now of Jacksonville, is [among the business visitors here yesspending a few days hero on business. Itcnlny. H. II. Miller, of Cnssville, N. Y., is Mr. and Mrs. C. Trent nnd II. II. among tho out-of-state visitors stop­ I Hill, of Ilnrtow, spent the day here ping at the Mnntczuinn for a short Monday. stuy. Mrs. t). S. Uushncll nnd nephew, of Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Sevnrtoe, of Augusta, Gn., spent tho day hero yes­ Rlngling, Ind., were among tho out- Tho Earl Hawk Compnny oponed in their big tent last night nnd had a fino crowd for the opening night. This fino show will play here ail this week under canvass next to Wight’s groc­ ery on the bulkhead. R«i Ra to Rn to to to R'l to to to Ra Rn Rn Ra Rn Ra ’ Ra Rn 1 Ra Rn Ra to R.j Rs Ru SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Down here In Florida nnd especially down hero in Sanford it is just now 84 on the 24th day o f January and while the rest of tho country Is wrapped In snow we nro wrapped in—well, any old thing. Wo havo one firm here that gives away suits and other firms that come so close to giving all kinds of things away that anybody can wear anything any time. After the "Night in Honolulu" it will probnbty be the stylo to wear a necklace and as far as the weather is concerned thnt style would bo comfortnblc enough but it would impede traffic nnd otherwise gum up the cards. n’everything—you know what we mean. But coming hack to tile weather, do you think it will fog again? Have a fog on us! 5:40 A. M. JAN. 21, 1922 Maximum...................... 84 Minimum ....................... 58 Range ............................ 59 Barometer .................. 30.38 Northwest and cloudy. Ra ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra PAOB FIVE m 1922 CALENDAR PADS to to Thcro is nothing quite so handy, to quite so useful, quite so indlsponslblo to for the busy office man ns the calen­ to to to Ra to Ra Ra Ra to to government officials tho soundness of their oxploltment idea, which will probably result in a flnnl permit to begin nctunl construction. A dam, electric power plant nnd accessory engineering works nro plan­ ned, under construction plnns of this development corporation, whose head* quarters nre located nt Ocnln, nt n certain point on tho Ochlawnhn river, where the water power inn bo best dar desk pad. It helps you to re­ member, It gives you tho day and date, it gives you just what you want nnd when you wnnt It. 1022 Calen­ dar pads just received from tho fact­ ory—tho second shipment—the first shipment wns exhausted in ono week. Utilized. Get n 1922 Calendar pnd before they Further survey work will be con­ nro all gone. Desk stands for the ducted under supervision of the dis­ calendars if you have none. trict United Stntcs engineer nnd rep­ resentatives of the United Stntcs Thursday, Jnminry 20. 200-ltc geodetic survey, according to the lan­ guage of the permit, a copy of which has been received by Mnjor W. C. WATER POWER OF Lemon, United States engineer for OCKLAWAHA TO BE HARNESSED SOON Jacksonville district, according to ndvices received hore. OCALA, Jan. 24,— Licensed, under 200-ltc Thursday, Jnnunry 20. a preliminary, permit issued them hy the federal power commission, to puch Why not convert tho battleships In­ ahead on its development schemes, the Ocklawnnh Farms Rcclnmnt'on com­ to jitneys? Most of the Victory bonds pnny es such permittees, is given six were converted into pleasure cam. months' prclorlty in which to 'estab­ 200-ltc Thursday, January 20. lish to the satisfaction of the proper Ra Ra Ra to to Rn Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra to Ru Rn to Rn ■ Ra ■ to Ra to to Ra Ra ■■ © ou r' Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Robson went over to Daytona Beach yesterdny to see Jamie with the Coburn’s Minstrels nnd enjoyed the performance very much. They said about 3,000 people Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra to to Ra to to were in the big opera house. Jamie ’ Ra Ra to came bnck homo with, them nnd will to Join the troupe tomorow before they Ra leave for St. Augustine. Ho likes his ' Ra For Florida: • Cloudy and Ra work as trap drummer with the min­ 1 Ra probably local rains in tho to Rn north portion tonight and to strels. Rn Wednesday; no chnngo in to to All parties hnving purchased Ly­ Ra temperature. Ra ' Ki Rn Ra R a Ra Ra R a Rn Ra ceum Course tickets at $2.50 please cnll upon It. W. Deane, treasurer of tho Legion nt tho Seminole County Save money by buying your season Bank nnd 50c refund will he mndu ticket to the Lyceum Course. $2.00 to you. This refund is based on tho for the season or 75c for each admis­ fact that Wm. Rainey Bennett lecture sion. 200-tfe was contributed by the public spirited citizens of this community nnd the LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN—AirLegion.—K. It. Murrell, jr,, E’ost Ad­ dale pup, three months old. Return jutant. 2G0-2tc to Mrs. F. R. Whittle, 110 French avenue and receive reward. 100-Itp The nut crop may bo light, ns reROOMS AND BOARD — Severnl boarders and roomers wanted by Mrs. J. W. Wright, corner of Fourth ported, but we observe no decrease in nnd Pecan avenue. Rates very the number who think Europe will pay cheap. 200-3tp us what she owes. is over, but we are going to continue the sale prices for this week on the THE WEATHER S m G s SG a®©s D ir y auadl (3 i® ® d l© If you were not fortunate enough to get in on the extremely low prices during the sale, take advantage of the prices for this week. V ^7 srofff rwr /s S a n fo r d * F la . •• OUR L IL Y W H ITE SALE C om m ences W edn esday, January 25, and Ends M onday, January 30 THIS IS ONE OF OUR BIGGEST ANNUAL EVENTS Ami an event that increases in Popularity more nnd more every year, for it enables our friends to purchase wanted merchan­ dise at considerable price reductions nnd also introduces nt the most opportune time, Fabrics of white nnd garments of while destined to he sold for the coming Season nt Sale Price Reductions. Everything in W hite on Sale WHITE SILKS WHITE DRESS GOODS Crepe de Chines Canton Crepes Satin Broche Charmeuso Taffetas Meteors Pirettes Sport Satins Baronet Satins Satin Franciase Satin Etoilo Golf Crepe Georgette Crepe Imlestructublc Voile Etc., Etc. Dress Linens Plain nnd Fancy Voiles Organdies Madras Poplin Soisettes Batiste Nainsooks Lawns Muslins Cambrics Sateens Ratines, Etc., Etc. Handkerchiefs Linens Table Linens Table Cloths Embroideries Lnces White Hosiery Undermuslins Corset Covers Muslin Drawers Muslin Vests Children's Gowns Children’s Slips Children's Drawers Philippine Gowns Philippine Teddies Philippine Petticoats Nainsook Gowns Bloomers Teddies Wc pay express charges on all out of town orders with the exception o f furniture and Bugs. Our Rest Room is at your service and Is replete with every convenience, and in charge of a competent maid. 3 OUR DEPARTMENTS OUR DEPARTMENTS Dress Goods, Silks, Laces, Wash Goods, Linen, Notions Gloves, Ribbons, Hosiery, Toilet Goods Men’s Furnishings, Men’s Shoes, Ladies’ Shoes, Millinery, Ready-to-Wear, Art, Infants’, Corsets, Furniture, Carpels BEAUTY PAR LO R REST ROOM W e Would Appreciate A Visit From,You PICTORIAL R E V IE W m a■ PATTERNS I- i : ORLANDO’S FAVORITE SHOPPING PLACE i • i • ■ 1 . 1 <• i t: • * [ FOR RENT OR SALE [ 3 S 3 ROOMING HOUSE. Location where you can I 3 ■ i build up good trade. J 3 ----------------------------------------------- \ a | . p. c o n n e l l y ! C L A SSIF IE D ADS Classified advertisements, 5 cents • line. No ad taken for leee than 23 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line end remit ac­ cordingly. L. Garrison, Phone 3711. 109-St-Tm. 204-tfc FOR SALE—Pair of high etnas TVANTED—'flo o r Bpnco for car by mules, wagon ami hnrness. month or yonr, near Montezuma. A. T. ItOSSETTER. Phono B. 259-3tp 250-O-p FOR SALE LOST FOR SALE— 9 room rooming house furniture, in good condition. Cash LOST—An all black cow, unmarked. payment nnd terms reasonable, Houso Advise Mrs. E. P, Moore, Sanford, can bo rented reasonable. Water, Fla. 258-tfo lights and gas. Address "II” care of The Herald for real job printing. Herald. 259-2tp FOR SALE—Small farm with good "A night In Honolulu”— in this lat­ house. Address “ M" enro of tho est musical play from tho pen of How­ Herald. 259-itp ard McKent BnrncH, which comos to the princess Theatre next Friday FOR RENT Jan. 27th, the author has mado a FOR RENT— Ono light housekeeping number of radical changes in tho un­ apartment, 1011 Oak. Phono 283-J. folding of tho story of life in Haw­ Not the least of which is tho 253-tfc aii. soon in tho play, Somo o f tho most FOR RENT—Two nlco bod rooms, successful plays on this subject havo 1011 Oak Avo. Phono 2B3-J. 253tfc sought fit to either redlcula tho FOR RENT— Furnished bed room. Americans or elso mado him a cad Over Semlnble Cnfe. .MlMf-c and monoy grabber. In "A NIGHT FOR RENT—Apartment, two furnish­ IN HONOLULU" tho American Is ed rooms, with electric lights, gas, son ns a human being capable of sym­ and running w« tor. Adults, 300 pathy nnd ability to donl squarely. French avo. 257-6tc Ono can see this play and leave with tho comfortnhle Impression o ' tho strong protecting tho weak. Of In­ W A N T E D ____ WANTED—Somo ono to knit Tuxedo telligence guiding nonlntolllgence. A sweater In plain or block Btitch. Ad­ Surely a welcome Innovation. dress "E " care of Herald. 259*3tp troupe of native Hawiinns and a great! compnny mnkes this piny a GOVERNMENT Positions open, men, success of tho season. women, Experience unnecessary. Honesty requlrod. Good pay to start Thursday, Jnnuary 20. 200-ltc Writo, T. McCafforty, St. Louis, Mo. 1-1-8-16-22-20 OITlce supplies nt the Herald office. WANTED— Customers for fresh milk, morning and evening deliveries.—R Thursday, January 20, 260-ltc ■v-i&l � 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, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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" •r P » K ) T 'Y i'S x 4 — -w t t SANFORD T t U H U IIM M W IM M ***■■■■■■■■■■■■ V W i «■ • nr i i ■* • » . » i ** ■• ,. n (1 . VI* »t i 1 o) 0V/'» . nk t » >»i *«u r; * . 4 v ‘ ^ "The City Substantial" a nforT ‘The City SubstantiaT ( 41 l 0 IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volum e n SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1922 ■t . . __ _ _ _ _ r j r . f i ___ r l» 04 in’ r *1 loot, i /«i* i v () || ji , TO BE,REPORTED TO THE SENATE DURING FEBRUARY INFLUENZA AND PNEUMONIA EPIDEMIC' IN: NEW YORK CITY, OFFICIALS BECOME ALARMED i , 11 t J; Getting Start in the Congested Area Would Kill a . Million People .t'yrt h > ii. rt c i ijj olj i • I, ■ »ir t 1(•<i , i< * rt. HOTEL OVERSTEP BOUNDS TAKEN ODT AND BEATEN , . . . 1 U .. ,i! ■,!) ,o > . )| GOLF LINKS NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-—(By the Associated Press).—City GAINESVILLE MAN By Band of Men Last Health officials todny nro taking steps to block any further pro­ Night and Warned to of the threatened influenza and pnemonia epidemic. The FLOGGED, ARE NEEDED gress GIVEN Leave the City City Hoalth Commissioner, Mr. Copeland, said under the present conditions the epidemic diseaso might get such a start in the con­ FOR TOURISTS gested arena as to sweep the town and kill a million people. He . TWO DAYS LEAVE BONUS BILL IS UP COMPLAINTS MADE declared the city was worse off today than during the epidemic of 1918 on account of the housing situation. Assurance Given Out by Republican Leaders Today REGARDING ACTION OF n e ­ groes WHO TRY TO MINOLE WITH WHITES v Ofj PROMINENT VISITOR TO CITY SAII) SANFORD SHOULD HAVE COUNTRY CLUB AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE MAY BLOW UP HARDING IF FARMERS ARE IGNORED IN JAIL ON THE CHARGE OF I)ESERTING HIS DEMOCRATS WANT TO IN­ WIFE CLUDE HONUS IN RE­ FUNDING HILL If there is anyone in Snnford who GAINESVILLE, Jnn. 25.—J. T. In r TUB A»®o«la«»d !»»*■■> does not believe in n now tourist hotel, ( n r T h e A sso ciate* P r e s s ! Rossoll, a machinist, about sixty years MIAMI, Jan. 25.—Guarded by in golf links and country club, in n WASHINGTON, Jnn. 25.—A«of age, was in tho county jnil lust motorcycle policemen six mem­ boat bnsin and lako front improve­ night on n charge of w'ifo desertion surnnee thnt tho permnnent tar­ bers of a negro orchestra en­ ments, in all kinds of amusement and m eanw hile n u rse d w ounds rcceiv- iff hill would ho reported to tha gaged by one of the largest tour­ places for tourists let them talk to ed, ho says, nt tho hands of masked senate early in February nnd ist hotels here was taken to the some of the really big men of the men, who called him from his homo passed before the close of the. northern suburb early today and country who have boon hero this win­ 1 Powerful Bloc in Congress Want Something and early yesterday nnd severely flogged present session the senate Re­ placed on the trnln bound for ter. publican leaders announced to­ him. Columbus, Ohio, their home. The For instance, Mr. Ttingling, who was Will Get It day. i Rossoll had been nrrosted nnd plac­ musicians after midnight were here yesterday for tho first timo was lured to the outskirts of the city carried away with Sanford and its WASHINGTON, Jnn. 25.—A volca­ ni organizations classed as progres­ ed under n penco bond of $300 Mon- WASHINGTON, Jnn. 25.—Tho and beaten by a gang of men wonderful possibilities. Asked what no is grumbling under tho placid sur­ sive. State Senator II. F. Baker, of dny on complaint of his wife. Ho sn>1» question of a bonus for formor ser­ which they said numbered sev­ ho thought of Sanford his instant re­ face of President Ilnrding’H agricul­ Michigan, president of the farmers about twelve men comprised tho par­ vice men wns again fully presented to enty-five and warned to leave ply was that it had everything that tural conference. It threatens to national council, is planning a speech ty thnt nttneked him yesterday morn­ tile senate yesterday through tho in­ Miami within twenty-four hours. nature could give it but if Sanford erupt with devastated political effect against any attempt to adopt xrtint ing and nfter severely beating him troduction by Senator Simmons, Dem­ Some of their instruments were wanted tourists it would have to build if the conference fails to produce a the progressives term “a purely nega­ ordered him to leave town before ocrat, North Carolina, of the fivo wny Thursday morning. When ho explain­ destroyed. The police arc with­ a boat basin, a pier and have a golf | constructive program of agricultural tive polltienl program." ed that lie was under a hnnd he claims adjusted compensation plan as .nn out clue to the identity of the links and country club. It is what relief. Mueh bitterness is manifested his captors exhibited a "Hu Klux amendment to tlie pending measure assailants. Several complaints they all say and have been saying for A powerful, progressive group is providing for refunding of the wac muting the progressives at tho compo­ had been made to police of the years. It is what otpor Florida cities now threatening open insurgency in sition of the various committees of Klnn” mask and asked if lie had ever time loans to the allied powers. soon it before. Ho replied that ho actions of the negroes but it was have discovered long ago and those the conference, unless the assembly With tlu* exception of provisions for the conference. They eharge the com­ laid seen it in the "movies," where­ not believed there would be any cities that have gone nhead and made ' goes on record emphatically In favor mittees, selected by a committee ap­ upon the men told him, according to payment of the bonus, tho Simmons trouble. these Improvements have benefitted of what it believes is the only pro­ pointed by the Secretary of Agricul­ his story, that lie could see 200 more amendment is identical with tlie bonus It was reported the negroes by entertaining thousands of new .peo­ bill which was taken up by the sen­ that will aid the farmer. This ture Wallace, is loaded with reaction­ if he did not leave town. had not conducted themselves in ple every yoar. Sanford has relied gram progrnnl follows: ary delegates. This, however will not Much secrecy surrounds tho affair, ate last summer only to bo recom­ accordance with Southern cus­ too much on the farming industry in bulk the progressves who plan to it had not been generally km wn yes­ mitted to the finance committee nfter tom and had sought to rmingle the years past Tho farming indus­ 1. —Financial relief even it the gxivbring in minority reports on every terday thnt Russell had been re-arrest­ President Harding laid addressed tho with the white people In public try in all right.and is the backbone of •ornmont must extend credits totaling question senate o ntlie subject. The provisions thnt does not meet their aip- ed nnd placed in jail. parks and at public entertain­ the country but the funning Industry i n billion dollars or mure. for tho payment of the bonus call provnl. A newspaper man wan accosted by ments and that the lender of the will take enn- of Itself und needs 2. —Twenty-five per cutft reduction for the issuance of short term treas­ a stranger yesterday afternoon who | In freight rates. One delegate, a financial power in orchestra had on one occasion neither advertising or support dn a fi­ ury certificates until interest on tho inquired ns to the condition of tho 3. —Insurance of the farmers against New York and prominent during the left his place with the orchestra nancial way coxccpt from the hanks. debt can lie collected to retire them last two years of the Wilson adminis­ man "whipped last night." Tho nuwaand stepped on the dance floor What Sanford should become anil loss. and, Inter, tlie use of tho principal of ' piiperinuti then visited Russell in Ills to direct u new dance. The ho­ what Sanford will become if the Snn­ •1.—'Co-operative marketing und Inly­ tration, plans to take a leading part | cell the debt, if, and xvhen such hccomos und heard his story. Another in tho hr.ttle on tk-e side of tbu pro­ tel had telegraphed for an oi- ford people ican be interested suffic­ ing. available, through tlie issunneo and . charge, in addition to the one of wifo This in substance was the program gressive elementchestrn of white musicians. iently is a tourist resort. sale of the foreign bonds. desertion, is hooked against him. drafted at nn executive meeting of the president Harding’s slop at die agri­ In offering the amendment, Mr. Rossoll says ho showed fight when Nrttionnl Farmers’ Union, in attend­ cultural block in his address to the FLORIDA’S FINANCES SHIPPING HOARD OFFICERS Simmons assured tlie senate that ho taken by the men but they bent him AND MEN GET WAGE CUTS ance at this session were Charles S. conference drew a sharp rebuff from over the head with revolvers and fin­ "was in earnest" nnd declared that ho IN GOOD SHAI’E—CIN­ Barrett, Union City, Georgia, presi­ all the farmer elements. J. R. Howwas bringing the subject up bccituso DERELLA SPENT COIN dent of the organization; U. J. Os­ nrd, president iff the American farm ally weakened him into submission. WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.—Roflucformer service men deserved tho bonus • borne, of the farmers union of Ne­ bureau federation, issued a statement His body bore deep welts as the re­ nnd because the finance committee, of Expenditure* Overtopped Her Income, tlons in wage scale of officers and braska; Milo Reno, farmers union of yesterday in which lie declared: sult of his flogging while his head anon on the Shipping Hoard vecsuls wmh badly bruised. Hu said hu would which ho is the ranking Democratic llut Balance Helped Out Iowa; A. C. Du vis, farmers union of "The farmers of the nation are nnd not leave town and if armed would member, had given "sorlous consider­ 1amounting to more than fifteen pur Arkiinsns nnd W. C. Lunsdmvn, farm­ will'continue to lie K(|uur(-ly behind fight tho "whole dozen." Ho said his ation” to attaching it to tho funding 'cent effective February'0th announc­ ers union of Kansas. (Ilf T k r A sso c ia ted P r i n t the Idoek and its nioinbors. Congress domestic troubles were tlie result of a bill before the latter was reported to TALLAHASSEE, Jun. 25.—Cindor- ed today <by the Board. Support of this program, It is un­ has seldom given serious considera­ frame-up. the senate. elln, the nppelntlon given Florida by derstood hns been pledged by the tion to tho needs of agriculture. For Governor Hardee, required exactly National Gleaners Federations, the fourteen years we advocated packer If,1117,882.97 To provide her with gov­ Pennsylvania State Grange, the Nat­ control legislation and almost as long ernmental clothing in 1921, according ional Non-Pnrtisnu League, the Mon­ government supervision iff grain ex­ to tlie annual report made by the tana Society nf Equity, tthc Fanners changes, but without avail. The agri­ guardian of her finances. The jtcr Notional Council und other agricultur- cultural bine enacted both.’ capita coat df her mnintennnco wan $9.52, if the word of the census in placing the population o f‘tho Cinder­ —- . * ella household nt 908,170 ht to be tnh- BODY LIUS IN STATE AS THOUSANILS THRONG THE HEAD GIRL SCOUTS OF AMERI­ PAID OFF LOTS OF MONEY HUT en. Her expenditures for tho yvnr VATICAN STILL OWE NEARLY A CA AT SAVANNAH overshot iter incomo, but u tidy bank MILLION DOLLARS MEETING. balance from 1920 not only helped in ( H r T h e A o a n c l n l e d I’ r r u ) 1921 but carried her over’ into the Th® A a a o c ln l r d I’r r a a ) ROME, Jan. 25.—The funeral of ( I l r T lir A aatirln lrd I'r r a a l CHICAGO, Jan. 25.—Tho Republi­ new year with ensh on hnnd of $1,­ SAVANNAH, (in., Jan. 25.—To find Pope Hencdlct will be held ift 3:00 • • •• i can national committee still owes. 095,-173.50. The year’s receipts totall­ o’clock tomorrow afternoon nt wws an­ real beauty of pose and motion pass $798,1(11.32 for the campaign of 1020 ed 18,552,105.55. MALICIOUS REPORTS GAVE THE CUT IN EXTRA PAY IS THE REAL nounced at the Vntlcnn today. up photogravure sections of Sunduy which resulted in the election of Presi­ N'o anmll portion of Cinderella's ex, GEORGIA RAILROAD RANK BONK OF CON­ papers and turn to sporting pugo, dent Warren G. Harding, according to peases went for her education, the , SOME TROUBLE TENTION ROME, Jan. 25.—For nnother dny treasury report, showing $759,497.49 tho body of Benedict XV will Ho in Mrs. James Storrow, Ijoston, first figures nindu public last night by F. (Ur T h e A a a u e ln tn d P r e s s l was disbursed for tho various educa­ state. Tho funernl ceremonial will CHICAGO, Jan. 25.—Rejection of vice-president, ndvisod tho National W. Uphnm, national treasurer. AUGUSTA, Jnn. 25.—The Georgia Tills amount will lie reduced Thurs­ tional institutions of higher learning, thus he delayed until Thursduy. An dll railroad shop rules, recently pro­ Girl Scout council here today. “Any either through tho annual support official announcement to this -effect llnilrond hank here which experienced mulgated by the United States rail­ goose," sho said, "can take off her day, however, whon Mr. Upliain meets fund or for improvement or extension wns made yesterday afternoon, with u run yestordny lusting several hours road labor ltonrd which cut time and shoes and stockings and armed with the New England finance conimittoo today offered a reward of five thous­ projects. the qualification, however, thnt should one-hnlf pay for extra work from the silk scarf or dagger canter around In­ at Boston to report funds raised sinco and dollars for evidence to convict tho Tho judicial department, charged previous burial be ndvisuble, the final shopmens wages, was ordered yester­ terpreting whole gamut of human their last report. Mr. Uphnm will sail person or persons whs started tho j with keeping her in tho straight and rites would occur toduy, ns originnlly day by tho committee of one hundred emotions or pose in would-ho classic form New York Saturday to spend a fulso report about the condition of narrow path, enmo in for $299,589.85 arranged. noting for the six rnllwny shop crafts. attitudes with most unclnssic figure. two months’ vacation in Europe and’ the hank. divided ns follows: Salaries $113r In a circular issued to the 500,000 If our scouts are to adopt these typos Africa and final reports will not bo Benedict's torn!) will fnco thnt in 253.53; jurors and xvitnesscs $185,­ xvhich Pope Pius VI lies; it adjoins shop workers in tho country, the com­ do at ionst let uh first huo that they modo until ho return April 3, Tiie outstanding Indebtedness in­ 989,80; salaries of Supremo court jus­ that of Queen Christinin of Sweden, EDITORS SUPPORT FORD mittee ordered new disputes institut­ hnvo not acquired tho dobutnnte cludes $521,250 borrowed from tha IN MUSCLE SHOALS OFFER, | tices $23,750. who having abdicated the throne in ed with the railway managements im­ slouch before exhibiting themselves in New York Trust, Empire Trust and AND WILL STAND »Y HIM mediately over there rules nnd fniling too revealing garments." Cinderella's interests nro far reach­ 1654, settled in Rome, whore she died Chase National Hank of New York; ing and diversified and an executive in 1680. nn agreement, tho disputes were or­ $127,000 borrowed from tho First Nat­ ( H r T h e A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s ) department is maintained, which costs Fully hnif n million people have WASHINGTON, Jnn. 25.—Support dered taken to the lnbor board for ional and Old Colony Trust of Bos­ insofar as snlnrics are concerned, $29,- filed past the cntnfnlqut in St. Pet­ of Ford’s offer for the Muscle Shoals hearing. The circular was signed by ton; and $14,311,32 borrowed from tho ”21.42. Snlnrics of clerks In tho ad­ er’s to viow tho body of tho Into pope, xvna .announced today by a group of tho international presidents of the six Crocker National Bank of Sun Fran­ ministrative department totalled $95,­ nnd whllo tho great procession has editors of tho agricultural papers a t- , shop crafts unions. cisco. 729.13. Of tho seven rejected rules, tho been orderly, its vory vnstncaa hns en­ tending tho Nntional Agricultural At tho closo of tho campaign in No­ The mooting of tho legislative mo- tailed strenuous labors on tho pnrt of greatest dissatisfaction centered on conference. vember, 1920, the committco was $1,­ diclners who for 00 days proscribed tho gendarmes and guards, for tho rule six, providing straight timo far 683,000 in debt, including $1,405,000 for Cindorclla's manifold .ills, entailed stream moved slowly amid scenes of regularly assigned work on Sundays T. J. McCall, of Brunswick, On., is nnd holidnyH. This work was prev­ MOST SEVERE FREEZE SINCE in loans; $192,000 in unpaid bills and nn expenditure of $118,119.80. grief nnd mourning. 1913—DAMAGE UNDE­ making his hondqunrters nt the Mon­ iously paid for nt timo nnd ono-hnlf $68,000 owed to various stato commit­ The young lady is no flappor, howAn alignment of forces nnd opin­ TERM IN EI) tezuma while in tho city on business, tees. In 15 months $1,400,000 has over, for sho goes ulong on a well ions which nro likely to clnsh in tho nnd tho committco proposed n substi­ been collected of which $741,500 was nigh cash bnslB. Tho total indebted­ conclavo for tho election of tho now tute rule reinstating timo and one(Ilr T ho A ia o rla lrd Praaa) applied to tho tonus, tho stato commit­ F. J. Forgo, of Bellows Falls, Vt., hnlf. ness nmounts to refunding bonds to­ popo, was plainly dlscernnblo Inst WASHINGTON,- Jnn. 25.-Offlcial tees paid off; unpaid bills sottlod; is Bpending a few days hero at tho talling $001,576. ovoning, although tho opening sosslon reports from San Francisco Weather $88,000 interest paid and $232,500 Montezumn. is nino days dlstnnt. Thnt tho ques­ Wesley Doylo nnd daughter, of Ruronu says tho cold spell prevailing spent for tho operation of tho nation­ R. F, Morisy, of Chicago, was in tho tion of closer relations botweon tho Montgomery, Pa., nro nponding tho there for tho Inst xvook brought "fho al committco, leaving about $60,000 G. T. Jones, of Wilmington, N. C., wook hero nt the Montozuma. city yesterday attending to business. Italian government nnd tho Vatican modi sovero freozo sinco 1913, Gront cash on hand. dominates tho discussion is tho con­ is nmong tho out-of-state business vis­ damage to citrus fruit, especially R. R. Allyn, of Tqmpa, was in tho sensus of opinion in religious circles itors horo todny. Cnpt. and Mrs. W. H. Williams and whon unprotected. Tho oxtont of tho Tho slogan of tho Temple rem ain, city yesterday transacting business. attractive little daughter Jean, nro tho dnmago cannot bo dotormlnod for a and the press. “Wo’vo Snvod A Place For You." Duncan B. Curry, of Jacksonville, guests of tholr sisters Mrs. W. C. week or moro.” A. Bristol, of Miami, spent tho day Speor’s Sale begins Thursday, Jan- \ was in the city yestorday on a busi- ’ Stokes and Miss Hazul Sorrell at Spoor’s Sale begins Thursday, Jnnhero yesterday' on businoss. uary 26th, 281-ltc ness mission. tholr homo on Magnolia avo. Boglns Thursdyo, Jnn. 26. 260-ltc usry 26th. 261-ltc FUNERAL OF POPEBENEDICT TOMORROW AT 3 BANK RUN RULES REJECTED WAS STARTED BY SHOPMEN IN AUGUSTA OF SIX CRAFTS yjfxi' npy m REBUBLICANS ARE SPORT PAGE REVEALS BEAUTY STILL IN BAD FIX IN SAYS WOMAN A FINANCIAL WAY n OFFICIAL REPORTS OF CALIFORNIA SAY FREEZE ADISASTER r r: -»- , “ / s: / �~ I ■ >■«X >1 il M -v THE SANFOBD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY,JANUARY 24, 1022. f; PAGE SIX Ton to bo given February 13 at tho enlarged Parish IIouso by St. Agnos’ Guild. Thoro will ba an interesting contest, splendid program, orche-trn, and good refreshments. Another mat­ *1 R* m m h i t fci ter to come before tho Guild was tho -r— Charity Hall to ho given February 24 CELERY fc o m » , o r U t o o a r r e n t e r t a l a l n f . w r i t e nt the Parish House which will bo un­ a pi a tn l r n r d t o t h l a d e y a r t m e a t , a l e l a a Cnrlot Shipments Reported for Mon­ AN ALL-STAR CAST in d r U ll a , o r te le h y o n e th e I tr m . I t w ill G. C. Johnson, of Dnytonn Bench, usually interesting, nnd will bo ono of day, January 23rd. hr urrntlr n|i |>rcc 1n(t ll. well known to many in Sanford ns tho tho largest social affairs on tho soclnl California—Northern district ....... 3 SOCIAL CALENDAR genial proprietor of tho "Fishing cnlondnr this senson. Following tho business, a very en­ Southern district ......................... 4 Tackle Store" of the Beach, paid n "Wednesday—Music mid Lltornturo special call in Sanford to inspect the joyable social hour was spent by tho Total ears................................. 7 Department of tiio Woman's Cluli institutional work of the Brotherhood members during which refreshments Total cnrlot shipments season will meet at the Club rooms. of St. Andrew, the Parish House nnd of ico cream, strawberries nhd enko ■ * 1022 to dnto, enrs ........................ 84 "Wednesday—Mrs. J. B. Lawson enter­ Men’s Club of Holy Cross. He was were served. Total cnrlot shipments season tains tho members of the Seminole nsked to bring with him again some of Members and visitors present wore: 1021 to dnto, enrs ...................... 180 Bridge Club at her homo on Park the Daytona Bench promoters nnd Mrs. Weeks, of New York, guest of Total rnrlot shipments senson avenue at three o'clock. hosiers to Sanford, with tho idea of Mrs. Peck; Mesdnnics W. G. Fox, 1020 to dnto Inst year cars..... 0,200 Wednesday—Mrs. Joo Chittenden en­ establishing a similar work nt Day­ Archio Betts, Paul Biggers, J. B. Cole­ S ----------- — Also FOX NEWS tertains tho members of tho Bon tona Bench. man, A. W. Leo, Julius Takach, Ray­ Total cnrlot shipments season 1021 to date this year, enrs....10,020 Ton Brldgn Club at 3:00 o'clock. mond Key, M. Minarik, Chris Mat­ j Chns; Brady, the Baritone Soloist, will sing everv ! No diversions reported. Thursday—Every Week Briiigo Club Wednesday Ty !r thews, A. D. Key, Clark Leonard!, PIPE ORGAN CLUB Telcgrnphlc Reports From Important meets with Mrs. W. J. Thigpen at Thu Temple I’ipo Organ Club met Clifford Peabody, Howard Overinn, Mnrkets her homo on Park avenue at 3:00 yesterday afternoon at the home of Fred Daiger, Misses Mary Armstrong PITTSBURGH: 7. clear. Calif 1, o'clock. and Helen Terwllligcr. Mrs. McLeod, 618 Oak avenue. Fla. 1 arrived. 17 cars on trnck. Sup­ Tomorrow—Wallace Reid, Gloria ■ Thursday—Mrs. I). L. Thrashor en­ In response to the roll cnll, tho plies moderate, demnnd nnd movement tertains tho members of tho Dupli­ members gave verses from Proverbs. Swanson, and Elliott Dexter in " VALENTINE TEA. cate Bridge Club at her homo on During the business session, work was The St. Agnes’ Guild will give their very slow, mnrkct slightly stronger. “Don’t Tell Everything” Opening prices Tuesdny: .CnHfornia’B Park avenue, given out for the Enstor Bazaar, and annual Valentino Ten, February 13, crates Golden Heart, r>s-8s, $0.00-$ 10, Thursday—Mrs. Hnrry Hccren onter- plans were also made for a home tal­ at tho Parish House from 3:00 to 0:00 mostly $0.50.. K f tnin tho members of , tho Morrie ent piny to be staged-nt an early date. o'clock. . • CHICAGO: 0, pnrtly cloudy. Calif. Mntrons Bridge Club at her homo on Other matters of importance wero A splendid progrnm will bo given, 4, Fin 4 arrived. 10 cars on track. East Second street. discussed after which n social hour and an orchestra will render selec­ Thursday—Mrs. S. Puleston ontor- was enjoyed. Mrs. Tom Moore gave tions during tho afternoon. An inter­ Few snles account of weather. De­ tains at bridge at her homo in Rose several humorous readings. Mrs. Mc­ esting contest will also bo provided. mand nnd movement slow, , market Court complimenting Mrs. Percy Leod served pistnehie nut sundae nnd Mrs. Raymond Key und Mrs. S. M. slightly weaker. N. Calif’s erntes Mcro, a recent bride. Lloyd will preside at the tea table and Golden Heart, $0.50-$10.00; S. Calif’s cake as refreshments. $7.00-$7.r>0; Florida's no enrly snles Snturdny—Children's story hour will The visitors present were: Mrs. Mc- delicious refreshments will bo served, reported. be held at Central Park at four p. Lindcn and mother, Mrs. Austin Wil­ Every one is most cordiully invited. PHILADELPHIA: 14, clear. Fin. m. liams and Mrs. .1. M. Moye. The mem­ Three Patterns: PLYMOUTH, CHANTILLY, ESTRUSCAN ! 1, N. Y. 1 arrived. 8 cars on trnck. CHARITY HALL. bers who enjoyed this delightful meet­ The St. Agnes girls of tho Holy Demnnd nnd movement slow, murket ONE WEEK ONLY ing were Mesdames George Hyman, weak. Fln.’s 10-inch crates Golden Cross I’nrish will open the new Purish J. G. Sharon, Powell, Forest Gntchol, Self Blanching, 3’s $3.30; 4s-8s, $4.00This is a Special Cash-Raising Sale—Nothing Charged at a A, F. McAllister, Tom Moore, I. E. House Hull with n grand ball on Fri­ $4.25; 10s, $3.00. these Prices Estridgo, L. T. Bryan, W.. C. Bray, day, February 24th. This will bo the NEW YORK: 12, clenr. Cnllf. 1, Schellc Mnines, Farrcr, Porter Pitts, biggest event on the Socinl Calen­ Fin. 3, N. Y. 2 arrived. Supplies nre Geo. McGaghin, Charles Rynn, New­ dar for Sanford this senson. Watch moderate. Demnnd moderate for good man, B. G. Metbvin, Fields, and Miss the Daily Herald for further an­ J stock, movement limited, mnrkct is 5 ■ nouncements. We have n big surprise Martha Fox. 212 East First Street Isteady for good stock. Calif’s erntes Sanford, Florida * for you. STARTING ; Golden Heart, ris-7s, few 8s best $8.50­ ST. AGNES GUILD ' $0.00; prioror $7.50-$8.00. Florida’s ■an LIGHTING Dlt. BALDWIN HERE The St. Agnes Guild held a most in­ 110-inch crates Golden Self Blanching, Dr. Minor C. Baldwin, tho famous teresting meeting yesterday afternoon And IGNITION CONGREGATIONAL BOYS American organist, who played the in the rough, best $4.60-$5.00. Poorer at the Rectory, with Mrs. Jonathan $3.60-$l.00. WINS OVER MEN’S CLUI1 SERVICE Peck as hostess. great organ '.t tile World's Columbian Potomac Yards reports passings for AT BOWLING LAST NIGIIT Although this was the regular Exposition in Chicago and was select- „ 21 hours previous to 7 n. m. today: 0 WE HAVE THE ed for other great American and Eu­ monthly social meeting, a short and ears destined: Now York 3, Pittsburgh The Congregational boys walloped important business meeting was held. ropean events, will give a sacred re­ ■ 3, Washington 2, Philadelphia 1. the Men's Club boys last night in their Mrs. A. D. Key read her periodical re­ cital on tho Holy Cross organ next second match of howling by a margin port which she had prepared for con­ Sunday at the Vesper Hour, 7:30 p. SANFORD ROTARY CLUB of 03 points. A third match will lie vocation recently held in Orinndo. She m. As always, everyone is heartily HAD GOOD MEETING played in tho near future. Each team also told of the Tokio library work welcomed at Holy Cross church. AT NOON TODAY lias won one and Inst one. and nsked for assistance in this good The line-up and score follows: A physician says most of the ills work. Other matters of much import­ The Sanford Rotary Club has a Congregational Club ance discussed were tho recital to be we suffer could he avoided by keep­ meeting at noon today at the Hotel held January 31 by Mrs. Lucilo Aspin- ing our sholders square. Tho rest Valdez with the usual nmount of good wall Takach under the auspices of the could he avoided by keeping our con­ tilings to eat nnd the songs und stories Remind ................105 138 111 Bolly ...... .............124 150 110 Men's Club, nnd tlu* annual Valentine duct that way. that go to make the noonday lunches Jewett .... ............. 811 107 123 so enjoyable. Two new members were voted in unanimously in the porson of B. F. Whitnor of tho First Club total .......... 10 Stores in GeorgiaGENERAL REPAIRING -1 Store in Florida National Bank and R. A. Morse of Men’s Club West First St. Old Ford Car«f» the Southern Utilities Co. W. T. Don­ Betts ...... ............. 131 1on 181 nelly of Brooklyn was a guest of the Overlin ................ 140 120 100 Phone No. 4I7-1V club and was called upon for n few re­ Bennett .. ............. 123 110 115 marks by President Stevens. Mr. 35 per cent; to tho Southern Valencia Donnelly is a most convincing speak­ Club total............................. 1501 crop, 15 per cent, and to Ornage coun­ er and he talked for five minutes upon SEI.I.S IT POK LESS The Men’s Club will play tho Ki- ty Valencias, 5 per cent. the subjeet of what real Americans wnnis Club Wednesday night. Tile telegram sent yesterday from should he and the idea of service as Los Angeles, told of the thermometer embodied in the Rotary Club. Ro- RUMORED FORD IS dropping to twenty-one degrees. tarinn Alfred Smith of Columbia S. TO TAKE OVER "The Exchange and other Idg ship­ C., visiting the city was with the club S. A. L. RAII,ROAD pers" Mr. Gentile advised, “are hold­ at dinner and also made a five minute ing off shipment for two weeks." talk on tho possibilities of the south « Mir The Aatorlntril I'rpaa) Asked whnt effect the news of tki and especially of Florida and Sanford. DURHAM, N\ C., Jan. 24.—Rumors froozo would exert in Florida, Mr. The Rotary Club is going in for ath­ wero heard yesterday although with­ Gentile declared life would ho injected letics and n report from the athletic out tangihlo foundation, that Henry into a citrus market that lmd gone committee hrough out the interesting Ford may negotiate for tho purchase practically dead. fnet that last week the Rotary Club of tho Seaboard Air Lino railway if "Buying power is so curtailed in played a game of basket hall being his offer for the pjr-haso of the the north," ho asserted, “und there Muscle Shoals plant is accepted by beaten by a narrow margin nnd also It Is believed the is such an over-production <>f fruit, howled a few frames being beaten the government. by tho Men's Club of the Parish report nmnnnted from the Now York that strictly speaking, there was no House. The Rotarians had too much stock exchange owing to the rise in mnrkct. The local situation has been fat hut they are trnining now and Scnbonrd Air Line r.i.iv.iv Sn,,i’rny stimulated by California's loss. It’* dietingf anyone seeing them would after months of stagnation and inac­ the old story’ over again, that it’s an ill wind thnt blows nobody good. see it) nnd under tho careful eye of tivity in tho stock. "The net result, ns I see it, will be Dr. Ralph Stevens they will ho allowed In the event tho government turns that the growers will receive from » to cat nothing hut Key West crawfish, Muscle Shoals ovor to ‘he Detroit Men’s Solid Leather Oxfords at dollar to a dollar and a half nnd dol­ steak, chicken and turkey nnd whnt industrial Wizard, the Scnbonrd lar seventy-five for fruit for which wild gnmo Arthur Yowell will bring would form un excellent outlot to lho previously there was practically w them from time to time. They will ports qf the Atlnntic Coast from also go in for slim members having Tampa, pin., to Norfolk, Vn., witli demand."—Orlando Roportcr-Stnr. nlrcudy obtained all the fnt ones in direct connections to the larger ports The world is safe for democracy, town nnd expect to put out n hail of tho oast. Tho Scnbonrd owns and hut if you arc making ten thousand team in tho enrly spring. Ed. Higgins operates 3,123 miles of track from a year you are Htill free to talk about Ladies’ Newest Oxfords and Low Shoes, High wns on tho basket bnll team but was Richmond to Birmingham, extending the "common" people. down in South Florida fighting ele­ ns far Bouth ns Tnmpn nnd with di­ and Low Heel Pumps phants nnd could not get hack in time. rect lines to Norfolk, Wilmington, N. C., nnd Jacksonville and Savan­ OCALA, Jan. 21.—Newspapers nah. Bankers nnd railroad men arc dis­ throughout tho Htnto have been con­ gratulating Mnrriana on completion posed to give the roport soriouB con­ of tho hydo-olectric plant near thoro sideration nnd speiulatu upon the which 1h supplying power nnd lights possible purchase of tho Carolina, OAK and PINE to thnt city, nnd urging that other Clinchficld & Ohio, which would con­ Children’s Little Strap Pumps, Solid Leather cities follow tho pneo sot by tho Jack­ nect with Ford’s other railroad prop­ Stove and Fire Place erty in Ohio, nnd with tho Scnbonrd son county cnpitnl. establish direct connection botween Tho first hydo-eiectric plnnt In Florida, which is serving his Detroit holdings and Muscle hnlf n dozen cities, wan placed in Shoals. commission so long ngo by Mnrion county business men thnt the event DAMAGE TO CITRUS CROP has almost been forgotten. In Mny IN CALIFORNIA IS STATED Call Us for Prompt 1011, nearly twelvo years ago, the DY VICTOR GENTILE Florida Power Company, with officers Service in Ocnln, hegnn operating its plnnt on Lawrence Gontilo, of Gontilo Bros., tho Withlncoochco river, n few miles fruit packers nnd shippers, wns in below Dunnclon, furnishing powor to rocoipt this morning of a telegram thnt city nnd phosphnto mines in tho from his brothor, Victor Gontilo, n vicinity. At tho prosent timo tho member of tho firm rosident in Cali­ plant is serving in addition to Dunn- fornia, outlining tho extent of tho olon, CryRtnl River, Ivomoss, Floral damage to tho California citrus crop 105 Palmetto Avenue City, Bushnel), Brookaville, sovernl by last wcokls freeze. -Son ford’s New Store Our Best Shoe Ads ore Worn, Not Wrlttensmaller towns and a host of Industrial Phone 481-J Tho dnmugo wns cstimatod as fol­ enterprises. lows: To tho northern Valoncla crop, Mrs. J. Howard Jnrrott who has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. R. A. Torhoun, left Monday for n visit with other relatives nt Titusville. She MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, will return to Sanford for another Phone 217-W week bofore leaving for her home ul If yon h n v , n a y I r l r n f a v b l t l a i r a n — If y , n a r e n a l a g n a y w h o r * a r t o a l a f Savannah, Ga. MARKETS jffl I _ : [ ■■ ■ _■_ “Beside the Bonnie :! Briar Bush” j :S !®! i SILVER SALE i ' ALL STERLING SILVER i OFF s a AND Hof-Mac Service Includes ■ ! McLaulin, The Jeweler I EQUIPMENT HOF-MAC BATTERY CO. WARD & RIVE [The Church well Out New Shoes Are Here This morning’s freight brought our much looked for Spring Shoes for Men, Women and Children. $3.50 to $6.50 $3.50 to $5.00__ $1.50 to $3.00 WOOD S Transferring You will quickly see the saving you make here on Shoes. Our method \ of buying in large quantities enables us to sell at a lower price. " : The Churchwell Co. F.P.Rines jaLi I * u ‘m �,•* * J.;* *’ ' \i ■:1' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1922 thnt they tentatively Join In giving I SANFORD DAILY HERALD those "knockers" a dose of the silent plans for the lake front for he h u to to to t o t o t o t o t o t o t o to travelled over tho world and has a t o hklUk*4 tftrr idiracoa nttfl treatm ent The /'knocker" dearly long vision—ho looks ahead 100 years,'1to t a r a t tfc* ilrmtd B iU iiij. lor loves to bo "knocked.' IIo likes to see he secs a great city hero whore wo do to : M a a n n l U A » e , lultrt. V i a . to other folks in his business. He’s not, ho knows what thoso improve-} to By a Sanford Celery-fed to about tho only man of that disposi­ ments would mean to Sanford, he to Man to tion, Dut he docs, nevertheless, If ho has made plans that would have to to flnds his "knocking" propaganda Is cost tho city n lnrgo sum of money to winning publicity for him, ho cares but he has given thorn to Snnford and to to to to to to to to to to little whut tho press may sny. He is giving his time nnd oxpcricnco Redd: " Honr your girl had nn nccigets before tho public eyo and he’s every day to this city. Ho wants no­ A i n r t U l a g I t a le a M a d e K t o n a a n dent when sho was out in her car yesthing in return but his Ideas put into better known tho next time ho apJ' A pplication torday?” force for he wants to sco Sanford penrs in his fnvorito role. M n b a e r l p t l a n P r i c e In A d v a n c e Perry: "Oh, It didn’t amount to Brother Florida editors, lot’s forget embodied In tho spirit of hi t dreams O a e Y e a r ................... ....... .............. .......... 1«.00 This institution, whose success and stren g th has IU Monika ................................... 8.00 the "knockor" and lot’s refuso to pny much." n e l l v e r r d In C l i p *»r C a r r i e r been builded by a loyal people, whose most valu­ Redd: '‘Neither Hho nor tho enr O n * W e e k ................. ............... .........10 C c n l a attention to him in our columns. Bet­ nnd like many other hnrd working hurt?" citizens of Snnford would like to see tor hnd we throw up n smoko screen T h e b l a 13- t o I N - p a a e W e e k l y l l e r able asset is tho confidence, tru s t and esteem of Perry: "No, only n little paint <ald e n t i r e l y e o v r r a S em in o le C o u n t y of truth and a barrage of thousands of tho plans for a great city completed • a n d la p a h l l a h e d e v e r y I ' . l d n y . A d v e r those who know it best and whose highest en­ ■ tlatn a r n t e a n i n d r k n o w n a n n p p l l e a - boosting facts that can bo found with­ before he retires from nn active life, knocked off both." 11m l I l e m o c r n t l e In p o l l t l e a . I3JS0 p e r Our Inko front should bo improved. in our state, until these “knockers" » r , a l w a y a In a d v a n c e . ________________ deavor Is to a ttain still higher plains of service— Sjnco I saw Charlie Itingling with The St. Johns river should ho mnda IBM HKIt THUS ASSOCIATED IMIKSS will bo lost in the hnzo and forced to . his Bolls Kejoico hero yostordny I will the Inland Wntorwnys through Flor­ seek other targets for their nttacks. wishes you a happy, healthful and prosperous ida, the hundreds of plcnsuro yachts never ha satisfied until I can drive —Tampa Times. New Year. thnt nre never seen hero now would one of them fifty miles nn hour down bo tied up nt our new municipal pier First street with Judge Muines in tho The farmers of this country nro AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS nnd hundreds of them should bo here car with mo. waking up. They nro just beginning the years around In our contemplated to ronlizo thnt they hold tho bnlnnco of boat bnsln nnd thousands of tourists I don’t enre "what tho world is A few yenrs ago It was said that power. more people hnd their arms broken coming to" thnt nil theso reformers should bo attracted here every year o Tho production costs of potatoes in ^ cranking Fords than any other by the big water cnrnivnl that wo are tnlking about. Whnt gets my -- car, It was only thnt thoro wow purpose to put on beginning just ns gont just at present is "where is it the Hastings section thin year nro -half a million less than last yenr. This is more Fords than any other kind of soon ns otir bont bnsln nnd other im­ coming to,” yassum] truo of the Sanford section. Our car, henco tho more nrms to bo brok­ provements arc made. Thoro nro Dear Truck Column: Can you tell Floridu growers should make somo en. It is now said that people aro dozens of propositions to bring tho getting too careless with driving on people here If you have something me tho meaning of 1‘Bom a nee?”— money this spring. They | Young Lady. the city streets as there aro more ac­ for them when they nrrive. -----------o----------don’t conic to see Snnford or Sanford’s Dear Young Lady: Bomnnco is tho cidents but it is really that there arc Tnlk in n barber shop at Key West so many moro cars anil henco the more people. They come here beenuso calm before tho storm of matrimony. led to tho reunion of a long lost fnmSnnford will hnvo n comfnrtnble berth _ T . C. accidents. People arc probably as lly. All of which leads us to believe thnt there is some good in harbor shop careful nnd are no doubt more care­ for their boats, have wnter sports nnd Asked my best girl tho other night ■ ful now than in the years gone by races, will have a first class tourist talk after all. » why she was always late with every ■ hotel, golf links, country club, rod When they know so little about driv­ date to tho movies and to parties and ■■ ONE NIGHTnnd gun club, amusements of all ing nnd about cars. But tho very fact ' ** Old Man Jack Frost has taken up dances but was always right on time kinds, plenty of hunting nnd fishing of so ninny enrs being in Sanford at his residence in California. Ho just (when tho proper gnmc laws hnvo nt the card club and what do you keeps going bnek there day after day. this time and the traffic getting heav­ think she said: Thnt they hnd to get It will mnke nn ideal skating nnd win­ ier every day should make people ucon passed to protect them nnd all there on time nt tho enrd clubs to driving enrs nnd those driving other thnt goes to mnke life worth living. ter sport country next season. Think about it, dream about it, keep the rest of the bunch from tnlk­ Vehicles and those wnlking to uso all ---------- o----------ing nbout them. Can you beat it? It Native Hawaiian Singers, Dancers and Our congressmen are getting ac­ the cure possible on the streets nnd at then act. will take a royal flush. tho crossings. The streets wore made tive at Washington. We hnvo receiv­ Players ed our regular pneknge of garden for vehicles nnd if people crossing in TO LESSEN CROSS­ "Can I be of nny assistance?" asked ING ACCIDENTS seed and aro especially grateful for the middle of the block would remem­ tho sympathetic motorist of a man tho lettuco seed. Lottuco has been ber this tho drivers would hnvo a bet­ who was looking unutterable thoughts An effort is being made to hnvo all very scarce and very high hero this tor chnnce to avoid bitting pedes­ at a disabled car. season and we shall proceed to eat tho trians Stepping out of a car in the stntcs adopt a plan tried with grent "How is your vocabulary?" middle of the street is dangerous also. success in California thnt would pre­ "I’m n minister, sir." lettuce seed at once. Thanks, awful­ ly. If you have any new recipes for Hut the drivers of cars should use the sent injury and death to children who “Drive on." home brow send them along. The hogs utmost caution nnd care in driving nt ride to nnd from school in automobile nil times and if the drivers used care are looking thin. Judge: "Now, I don’t expect to sec and used their head there would be hussesc nnd hnvo occasion to pnss ---------- o— — —— you hero again, Rufus.’ Bostnin’s of Tampa, serves grape­ less accidents. No one should ever over the rnilrond track. Rufus: “Not seo mo here again, In many communities busses are A Meritorious Cast fruit free with meals. A big adver­ drive a car on tho streets of Sanford Mr. Judge? Why you’ nil ain’t goin’ provided to pick the children up nt unless they drive slowly nnd careful­ tisement for Florida. What must a to resign yo’ job, is you, Judge?" Remarkable Scenic and Lighting Effects visitor from out of the state think ly nnd have complete control of tho designated points nnd tnke them to school. In view of the many ac­ enr nt nil times. They should bo able when ho comes into the locality where Reilly—"Pat was drowned yester­ grapefruit abounds nnd is forced to to stop at any nnd all times if they cidents thnt nre occuring nt ruilrond day." PRICES: Lower Floor, $1.50; Rnlcony.......................50 pny as much for it there as lie does a know how to handle n car, if they nro grade crossings it is felt thnt unusual Fitzpatrick—"Couldn’t ho Bwim?" precautions should be taken to prevont careful drivers nnd if they have good thousand miles away. Every Florida Seats on Sale Wednesday at Rower & Roumillat’s Reilly—"Yes, but be was n union injury to the children. Tho State locality should' through somo source brnkes on their cars. mnn. Ho swam eight hours and quit." ■■■■in One folow the police nnd the courts Federal Commission of California re­ in at least one hotel or restaurant, One fellow the police and tho courts cently Issued the following general servo grapefruit free. It is not only healthful but it would be a big ad­ one who fills up on booze nnd goes order, which went into effect immed­ vertisement for the state.—Lakeland careering over the city with dnngcr iately: "It is hereby ordered that all trans­ to himself nnd to pedestrians and to Star. traffic generally. Wo have often won­ portation companies ns defined in By tho same token the Sanford res­ dered why tile courts do not handle Section I, paragraph ‘C’ of Chnpter taurants could make some similar ar­ these cases severely. Wo believe tile 2 Hi, Statutes of 1917 nnd amendments rangements about serving celery courts are too easy on tho careless thereto, be nnd they are hereby re­ hourts either free of charge or at so drivers at all stages of tho game. quired to stop each nnd every stage small a charge that the visitors would They are usually let otF with a light engaged in the transportation of pas­ know they wore in the greatest celery fine and sometimes with no fine nt sengers before crossing the tracks of section of tho world. all. If there are traffic laws let them any steam or electric intcrurhan rail­ be observed. It they nre broken lot road, such stop to be made not less HELPING THE KNOCKEKS. tho guilty suffer. If we break them than fifty (50) nor more than seven­ Some Florida newspapers feel call­ wo expect to suffer and all should be ty-five (75) feet from the nearest rail of the rnilrond ovor which the ed upon to devote their columns nt fre­ treated alike. highway crosses. After mnking the quent periods to answering the tirades stop hereby required, the driver or OUR BOAT BASIN of the "knocking clan" which is over operator of the stage shall carefully busy berating Florida. The advent of the tourist nnd tho look in each direction for approaching Nothing successful over existed, whether it was a state or a city, or yachting tourist brings to tho minds enrs or trains and shnll not start his merely a man, which did not draw crit­ of the Sanford people the necessity stngfl until it has been ascertained icisms of itself and attract the venom of quick action on tile now boat basin, that there are no enrs or trains ap­ the concrete pierhead and the other proaching the crossing in either direc­ of the confirmed "knocker." Florida is a success—if it wore not, improvements contemplated on tho tion. "Tho foregoing rule shail not apply tho "knockers" would lot it alone. Inko front, If Sanford had these im­ in .connection with the operation of provements supplemented by the There’s no fun in "knocking" some­ passenger stages witijin municipalities golf links tliis city would have the thing which is already recognized as a failure. It’s the thing which has suc­ tourist betel and 5,0(10 satisfied tour­ ns regnrds operation over the tracks ceeded against which those writers di­ ists of tho right sort in u few months of electric or other street rnilronds." The State Siiportintcndant of Ed­ and Sanford instend of being in tho rect their shaft of sarcastic junk. ucation of California went n step fur­ Tho Times ordinarily eschews reso­ smaller class of Florida cities with ther. He recommended Hint ail school lutions and promises about the future. few tourists would be in the big city boards nnd principals of schools pro­ A newspaper lives in the active now class and filled with tourists. There mulgate nn order thnt, when the buss­ is more real sport hero now in the and cannot venture backward into the es stopped ns required by the general hunting and fishing line than any past or tread lightly on tho thin air order of tho State Bailrond Com­ other city in Florida. We are situated of the future. Promises ami resolu­ mission, the teacher accompanying upon the Inko and the rivers and our tions nro dangerous, for tho future,' with its shifting action, may bring location gives un those superior ad­ tho pupils, or one of tho pupils them­ tho newspaper into a position of be­ vantages obtained at no other part of selves, should go to the crossing nnd ing forced to remain silent or stultify tiie state. Nature has done so much make sure that no trnin was apnronchitself by breaking its promisu and for- for Sanford that tho people have been ing and then signal the stage or bus prone to sit down and let Nuturc do to proceed. .gettlng its resolution. At n meeting of the Committee for If we would but stir our­ However, in this ense, Tho Times it. nil. Freccntion of Grade Crossing Acci­ selves mid supplement the hand of Ibclieves that it might lead the way for dents, Safety Section, American Rail­ Nature here Sanford would bo a city somo Floridu newspapers by asking of twenty thousand people almost way Association, a few days ago in ovor night. With the bont bnsln, with Chicago, J. T. Broderick, chairman of tho white way, with the tourist hotol, tho committee, and superintendent of with tho golf links nnd country club the Snftey Department of the Balti­ nnd tho road nnd gun club there would more and Ohio Rnilrond, was delegat­ he nothing left undone for tho com­ ed to get in touch with all rnilrond fort nnd the pleasure of tho tourists nnd public utility commissions in the nnd tho winter visitors of all kinds. country, yith school authorities nnd TI icho improvements will hnvo to bo others in nn ondenvor to hnvo similar •• M Tho made nnd tho wny to make them Is to orders adopted in all stntcs. bond tho city nnd mnko them. Fifty rnilrond authorities are most anxious thousand dollars spont in tho lake to provent injury to the young folks •front improvements would mean half on their wny to school, and feel thnt n million dollars made on tho invest­ oxtremo cuution on tho part of drivers ment in now pooplo coming horo to of automobiles will be n sure prevent­ live and to spend the winters. Our ive. Mr. Bradorick hns already com­ inko front is our grentest asset "soon municated with rnilrond nnd public so oft, familiar with hor fnco, wo first utility commissions, with tho United “Follow the Crowd” endure, then forget, then effneo" nnd States Director of Education nnd others, and It is believed thnt thoro 310 Sanford Ave.— Phonal 497-494 ® nono of us realize tho wondors thnt -Sanford, Fla. could he worked on the lake front will bo n ready response. WBLAKA BLOCK | with tho proper development. W. T. The Herald for real Job printing. Donnelly has drawn comprehensive truck s The Bank of Safety Security-Service ! The Peoples Bank of Sanfon ! Princess Theatn FRIDAY, JANUARY 27TH, 1922 “A Heo n o l• u l u cAnnouncement You are cordially invited to inspect our wonderful Spring line of latest novelty Shoes in White Kid, Patent Leath­ er, Vici Kid and Calf Skins. Our line of White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords is complete in all the newest styles. Priced as usual that Fancy Groceries “SURPRISES” Fresh Fruits and Vegetables The Surprise Shoe Store DEANE T U R N E R g \ . * _______ �’ yL.*,. I— ill ■ „ ,| . i . v . l A U » i . ".'iHllWiV*Jy'V .* • -//•'* • '• J/.-t ‘vjflST ' /.‘' t / ; • J O B •’ i ,, •''* ;'■* ■ J-JkV vu, » -i ^*M it i*-•*»'? *,i *> JS*•.#'i it 11*<!•i W a lla c e REID, C/loria ' ’ ? >c * u?* (i SWANSON (£{$/<*■» » . ,/A, cuii>u. DEXTER ' bis finished his prewnt trlp. being ;o arrlvd 'at Baltimore) MArylapd L 1. .. .1922 with a **.»:U ’it.* J on'June total mileage of109,980 miles of whl'clj ha has al ready covered 08,980 having loft Bos­ ton, Mass., on April 1st, 1010 and wil leave from the court house in Snnfort on Feb. 20th, nt 7:00 A. M. There is to be n party Thursday evening to which all are Invited honor of Mrs. Forest West nnd little Russell Lundquist birthdays. n m n ia ia la in n 4 L0NGW00D 1 it ^ONTTEL.L, iPERYTHING! m ia la m ia ta ia M i a SOME OP OUR BARGAINS IN . You can get a perfectly good hair USED CARS * cut foe 40c at the Barber shop, Sec­ Model 6-pass. Nash....!.!.....$525.00 ond street. 259-6tp! 1910 Model, 5-pass. Oakland..... 475.00 Ono 7-pass. Buiek ....... 575,00 Ono Maxwell Roadster ........... 225.00 The Revenue Act of 1921 Ono Ford Coupe, 1020 Model.... 400.00 requires that every individual having Ono Auburn fi-pnis. ................ 375.00 a gross Income of $5,000.00 or more Ono Saxon Roadster ............. 100.00 file Ineome Tax return regardless of amount of net income. Terms to responsible pcoplo. B. & O. MOTOR CO., Snnford, Fla. I)o Not Pay Exhorbitnnt prices for as, , . , „ ,„ „ . I sistaneo In preparing your return. Lexington and Hupmoblle Sales and Scnd fur simple form upon which to • ^trv *co furnish Information necessary to pre259-M.W nnd wky. . pare return. Maximum price on farm- er* .returns $5.00 *ndr, „ whose return is prepared will be fur­ nished without charge one 1922 P(ira Record. This record devised for fn*-' ...-.v mers exclusively and filla a long felt need for a farm record sufficient]/'. simple to be of nny benefit to farm- 7 “! ors. Retail price $2.C0. EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE PRB* PARING RETURNS File yours now and got it off your mind. A. S, CLARK, Public Accountant P. O. Box 1881 Jacksonville, Fin. See McLaulln’s special sale on bU - , = vor. 258-itc J NOTICE Tho annual meeting of tho Library Association will be hold Thursdny, Jnn. 26th at 8:00 P. M. at the Library rooms, Woman’s Club. All members of the association are urged to attend ns important business will bo trans­ acted. THREE CONCERTS A R T IST C O U R SE One of the plonsant events of tho m Now Year wns the ninth nnnunl re­ union of tho Longwood and West ---------------------- AT Longwood Old Settlers Association W held nt Longwood Jan. 21st, 1922. The dny wns ono of Florida’s Ideal winter dnys, Tho Indies served Special, one-fourth off on Silver for basket dinner with all tho “good cats" ORLANDO, FLORIDA ono week only at McLaulin’s. 258-ltc one could ask for. I After dinner tho President called the houso to order and tho secretary —ATTHE— r mi road tho minuteB of tho Inst mooting held Jan. 15th, 1921, also letters from Rov. Chas. Frnxcr, of Jacksonville, Mrs. E. Doxtor, Limn, Ohio., Mrs. C. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 27 DoVoo, Berlin, Wis., J. E. Pfeifer, Orlando, Mr. nnd Mrs. Phillip Hunt, Js u : r:! Berkley, Collfornin. A vote of thanks were tendered to TODAY the ladies of tho Civic Lcnguu for the AT use of the Idbrnry building. TOMORROW Mrs. J. S. Dinkle was asked to give MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 30 i the following tm st: A toast to tho Old Year, n toast >-J•>*!••:••>•:••>••{*»;* •:•»j>•;••}••;•-> to tho New, May its pleasures he many, its sor­ Pet tti KS> i s i a i s i 4 i i ^ i i s i a i s rows bo few, fci i s •US A hope for tho future a sigh for MONDAY, is tej is WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. 22 the past, is iu is A smile for the present, its years WEDNESDAY, is i s ia is speeding by, is i s iei ii Single Tickets, Salvi, $2.75; Hempcl, $4.40; :,| A toast to the old friends, a toast FRIDAY NIGHTS i® is is is to the now Case, $3.30; including war tax i s i s i K t f t i s i a i s f Q i i a t a ia is is ia ia is ia ia is is of each week A toast to the dear friends, and one to the true, Reserved Seats for Course, $7.00 and war tax On Friday evening L. It. Reynolds, 8 to 10 o’clock A prayer to our Maker, (in rever­ Emile Mngnusun enroo up to spend of Daytona, the county Y. M. C. A. a few days with the home folks, re­ ent fear) ai-m-tiiry lectured at the school build, turning Thursday to Windemore with MAIL ORDERS HAVE PREFERENCE When wo meet in a twelve month, ing under the auspices of the Parent- Elmer Tyner and expects to resume we nil will b * there. Tenchcrs Association, his subject for packing next week. Tvery one expressed a wish to Personal Director: the evening was "The Rights of a Mrs. Hirsclii nnd little daughters meet agnin in Jan. 1923. Child," Thu principal points of his called in to see Mrs. Ballinger Tues­ Those present were the following: lecture were thu rights of a child to day. Her husband is working on their Mrs. Helen Greenwood, Miss Alice (1) a good birth; (2) a nortnnl piny new homo during tho lay off. Tetherly, of Orlando, Mrs. Walter life; (1111 an education and (•!) a nor­ Mrs. Andrew Bortleson nnd daugh­ Hand, Mrs. Will Hand, Miss Ruth nnd ORLANDO, FLORIDA mal religious life. It wus indeed a ter Clniro returned home Sunday Marlon Hand, Mrs Boll Tracey, Mr. profitable lecture and thu regret of from Pntnlkn whore they hnvc been j nnd Mrs. W. B. Zncknry and Billy Jr., the'association was the wenther turn­ visiting her relatives since Christmas. Mrs. M. Minnriek, Master John nnd .7*- i...«. .ti ed off so cold timt so few of the citi­ V. Frnnk Ericsnn has been looking Henry Mlnnrlrk, of Snnford, Miss Bes­ zens availed themselves of tho oppor­ after W. C. Mealor's place during his sie Flnnsburgh, Jacksonville, D. II. tunity of hearing Mr. Reynolds. Mrs. absence on their trip to Okeechobee. I'ettys, Mrs. Emma Pettys, McIntosh, l a n i a i a a i s s i B B V M i s a i B i B i s i F. A. Rowe and Afrs. L. P. Wilson Fla., Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Senriey, Mrs. There was n young folks surprise rendered several musical selections. C. B. Sennary, nnd daughter M. Neill, party belt! Friday evening at the home Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blstline, Mrs. F. J. W. T. Readier, of Apopka, Fla., was of Mrs. J. E. Vaughn nnd a pleasant Neimyer, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Diakel, here Sunday to conduct services in time enjoyed by all present. We are the evening and Dr. Fowles conduct­ sorry wo could not lie there. Cnke and Miss Olive Diakel, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Y. Fuller, nnd J. E. Phillips, Longwood, ed ihe morning services. coffee wore served. Miss Elsie Dunbar and J. II, Dnnbnr A number from this section attend­ Mr. Wooley, of New Smyrna, and a of Willow Grove, Penn., Mr. nnd Mrs. ed tho Moody Ililde services in San­ friend from Palm Reach, were dinner E. L. Diakel, Mrs. E. D. Beagle, Mem­ ford this past week. We got to henr guests of Henry Murray one day last •“ >lunMinlu phis, N. Y., Mrs. Emma A. C. Might. AtmrtrHL riowruY" the last one and it was fine. week. . nr*'.T.'!*'?** *— Maine. We understand there is to he a so­ Mr. Calkins, of Virginia, stopped r s y r y j r x i * Mr. and Mrs. Newell were visitors over here on Sunday for a >visit with cial held at Lake Mary on Friday Master A. J. Wade at tho Orphan­ evening of this week at which Ice in Orlando Tuesday. Miss Ellen Fuller is spending a few age, A. J. Wado and Guy Oglesbee cream, cnke nnd coffeo will he sold accompanied him to Sanford in the for a new organ there, and all are dnys with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Invited to attend. Help in the good A. Y. Fuller. afternoon. I John W. Padgett left on Sunday for cause. F. C. Vemey who hns been stnpMrs. Westordlck and Mrs. Barney Detroit, Mich., whore he will bo lo­ pnlg with A. Y. Fuller for the past Beck paid a surprise visit with Mr. few weeks returned from Leesburg cated for some time. A. DeDary and family arrived last nnd Mrs. Prltchnrd at Maitland nnd Wednesday. J , t? night and will spend somu time at cm Wednesday Mrs, Benton and dau­ J. E. Phillips while repairing his ghter also spent the day with them. their estate west of Enterprise. roof hnd tho misfortune to fnll and Mr.] and Mrs. Fred Kroll and child­ was badly bruised hut no hones were The ferry boat "Snnford’ hna chan^j* f'j 4 ■v ed schedule in order to give tho peo­ ren nnd Elmer Tyner and sister nnd broken. ple from hero a more convenient time Miss Eunice came up Snndny from The Old Settlers held their nnnunl Ths young folks re­ Reunion Saturday Jnn. 21st. There to be in Snnford. Tho boat ulso makes Windomcro. mained homo for this week except were a good number of Old Settlers the regular threo trips on Snndny. Mrs. Eunico II. Groy and little when with Mrs. T. 0. Tyner nnd Mr. ns well ns new Settlers. Mrs. Overstreet and Mrs. Stunrt ondaughter of DoLand, are here on a nnd Mrs. Cares they took a trip down tortnined the Ladies of tho Civic Lenvisit with Mrs, Grey’s parents, Mr. there agnin. Mrs. Annie Randall of Sanford was guo with an nfternoon ten Wednes­ and Mrs, W. J. Dayman, a visitor with a friend of Mrs. Volio day P. M. Tho friends of Jewett Horton are Williams. Mrs. Joseph Krenis of Asheville ar­ glad to see him out agnin after sev­ Services Sunday at tho church are rived Inst week to spend some time eral dnys illness. Mr. Gleason, of Snnford, was hero Sunday School at 2:00 and preaching with her mother Mrs. George Lewis. B. J. Overstreet wns a visitor In Sunday visiting his daughter, Mary, nt 3:00 by Rev. J. S. Cinrk who will also preach nt Pnoln at 11:00. Snnford Saturday. at tho orphanage. Bible study on Wednesday eve nt Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Topliff of Or­ Loon M. Wright returned hero to Upsaln, Thursday at Pnoln nnd Fri­ lando was up Saturday nfternoon spend the week end with his fumily. On Saturday evening n largo num­ day nt Sorrento nnd all the folks of visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Fuller. Mr. nnd Mrs. P. S. Morton nnd son ber of friends gathered at Mr. and theso nndother sections nro hcnrtlly You can increase the power of a modest income and sat­ welcomed nt these meetings. Mri. E. C. Maury wero -calling on Mrs. Wm. II. Lees’ to enjoy u weinio Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Pritchard friends in town Sunday nfternoon. roast. isfy most any need by shopping through the classified Mrs. J. S. Dinkol wns called to Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Raine, of Vinc- have bought tho property of Frnnk section. Offerings of every description are listed daily grovo, Ky., arrived yesterday to Bpond Miller in Upsaln consisting of a nice Jacksonville Sunday to her grnndson little orango grove nnd garden land H. R. Chapman Jr,, who is dangerous­ u whilo with her fathor, J. Horton, in these columns. Examining them every day is like ly 111. here nnd his daughter Mrs. V. A, nnd cottage for a winter homo. “Happy Jack’’ Caves and his wife Harry Kelly of Orlando wns tho shopping in a department store where special sales are bishop of Orange City. who has come hero to bo with him guest of E. S. Miller Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cochran and the rule rather than the exception. grandmothor, of Washington, Indiana, during hiH rest which ho has been arrived this morning to bo the guosts’ granted on account of being undor NEW THINGS AT THE V.- M We repeat, you can satisfy ’most any need through weight, have been right royally enter­ HERALD OFFICE ' t. 'It of Mrs. Cochran’s mother, Mrs. Henry tained nt different homos in tho com­ the classified section—buy, sell, hire, get a job, rent a Murrny. Thank you cards, Birthday cards, munity nmong them, Mr, and Mrs. V. A. Bishop and family wore cnllnnd foldorB, Valentine assortment West, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lundquist, room, move your goods, buy or sell an automobile or a ors hero last ovonlng. 1922 calendar Pads I and E. F. Lundquist whore ho has just arrived. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Throop were business. You’ll find the ads handily arranged, too, each given his locturcs nnd on Sunday with hero nt last, Place curds, nut cups, business visitors in Sanford yester­ Tally enrds, All kinds of invitations, tho latter family they were guests at under its proper heading. day. tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. August Gift cards, Greeting enrds, Congratu­ ■ lations, Shut In cards, Sympathy , The dotted lino was invented as a Swanson., cards and Birth announcements. Ho is a nophow of tho fnmouH Ed­ protoctioh against men who say their ward Peyton Weston, tho oldest ped­ word is as good as their bond. Who’s Who may serve a useful pur. estrian living who has charge of his pose, but in theso troubled tlmoa our present tour nnd who expects h!m-( Doubtless you have noticed that tho real need is a comprehensive sympoself to make another trip across tho ( army of unemployed contains no effic­ Amorican continent when Happy slum of What’s What, ient 'house servants. STAR THEATRE [DANCING! SCHOOL Woman’s Club : e ETCHINGS Beacham Theatre SALBERTO SALVI FRIEDA HEMPEL A N N A C A SE UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE L earn to Dance a don’t be a wall­ flower R. S. H O L L Y WALTER DRENNAN POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE ' I Advertising Columns of The Herald The G reatest Shopping Center in Town is the Classified A dvertising Section of The Sanford Daily Herald MUI , m �V• DAILY U AS V ’N' w / ’lV S AT, JANUARY « , l W D. Q. Z^IfUv, of Colombia, S. C.,! la the one who baa diacovered the j 'W a itin g until tomorrow has- destroyed long lost art of combining these min-!Jj There la nothing quite so handy, more business, ruined more lives and erala and haa secured U. S. Letters Ij quite ao useful, quite ao Indlspenslble annihilated more arm ies th an the pow­ Patents on the same and patents on a ■ . for the buay office man as the calen­ er of enmity." , ’ ‘ line of special machinery for mnnu- ■ dar desk pad. It helps you L/ re— H erbert Kaufman. facturlng thK materials economical. He J . member, It g ives.you the day and has been manufacturing the materials ■ -date, it gives you just what you want in Mississippi, South and North Car- | and when you want it. 1022 Calen­ olina since 1011 Ho being nn nrcht-, J dar pads just received from the fact­ tect of years of oxporienco has dosign-' ■ Tomorrow is a promise, but today is real ory—the second shipment—the first Two days of tho ten-day short ovon moro than docs salt anu there­ cd and hnd erected of this material ■ Shipment was exhausted In one wock. .* * / ^ ' k. * !* course, held at tho University of Flor­ fore should bo used sparingly. Sugnr many Important buildings. Some of g Get a 1022 Calendar pad beforo thoy ida from Jnnunry 3 to 13, wore de­ nnd molnsses soften tho muscle fibers which wcro for the U. S. government, J are all gone. Desk stands for the voted to demonstrations in meat cut­ nnd improve tho flavor of tho mont; Start Your Bank i^ftount NOW1 ranging in cost up to $300,000, which * calendars if you havo none. ting, curing nnd canning. Unques­ hence, combination of snlt nnd sugnr was built during the yenr of 1011. Mr. a tionably those demonstrations were makes a good cure. Zoigler states thnt ho has been man- * Save money by buying your season tho crown on tho success of tho short Plnco for Curing.—A cool, well ven­ ufncturlng the following linos of mn- { ticket to tho Lyceum Course. $2.00 courses, if tho reports of those who tilated collar, free from rats, Is tho tcrinls with reasonably success: Brick l for tho season or 75c for each admis­ witnessed nnd took part in them nre most desirable plnco for both brino of nil colors nnd designs; roofing of { sion. 260-tfc smokehouso nnd dry curing, correct. nil designs nnd shades, Buch ns j Tho methods taught in the demon­ may also bo used for this purpose, but shingles, tiles nnd sheet roofing; j One-fourth off on Sterling Silver strations nre continod in Farmer’s it should bo observed thnt when cur­ floor tiling, sheet flooring, drnin nnd i for one week only at McLnulin’s. Bulletin 1180 which can bo securod ing by tho dry-snit mothod specinl at­ sower tiles, turpentine cups, furnlturo, } 1 258-4tc freo by nddressing tho U. S. Dopnrt- tention should be givon to vontilntion bath room fixtures, panel doors, | to prevont excessive dryness. * ment of Agriculture, Washington. wnines-conting nnd nil interior trim- I Speer’s Sale begins Thursday, Jan Cold-storago nnd ice plants in cer­ The following paragraphs are from ^uinpy 2flth. 201-lt< this bulletin. The farmer who nccur- tain sections havo rooms equipped tilings and many other articles moro j thnn Bpnco in this writing will permit | with partitioned shelves, where farm­ making mention of. ers may store their mont during tho Wood rots, iron rustB, clny products j process of curing at nn oven temper­ deteriorates from but Petrous will ature, which insures excellent results. never bo touched by tho tooth of tlmo, This should bo bcnoficlal in southern it is everlasting and one of God’s cre­ climates, where tho weather is warm F. P. Forster, Pres. F. Whitner, ations, or subject to sudden chnngo. In lo­ Tho factory which will bio built nt calities where such refrigerntion fa­ 30,000 cilities hnvo not been established co­ Chuhintu will manufacture brick per day nnd in addition will man­ operative cold-storago plants conduct­ ed by a number of farmers in a com­ ufacture shingles, sheet roofing, floor­ pil You (Inn Find the Name of munity-may bo found a good invest­ ing, floor tiling, wall plaster, and tho Pn Every Live Professional nnd ment, ns plants of that kind may bo enpneity of the plant will be increas­ Ml Business Man in Sanford in ed ns tho business grows. The com­ This Column Each Day alow to freeze. The desirable temper­ used also for manufacturing ice dur­ pany is incorporated with a capital of ature for cooling meat is from 34 to ing tho summer nnd tho power may j $30,000, ail of which has been sub40 degrees F. In fnll nnd winter it is be utilized further in generating elec­ (scribed and fully paid. Mr. Zoiglcr, best to kill in the afternoon nnd nllow tricity for lighting. however, will sell u small amount of Sanford Constructs Co tho carcass to cool overnight. Hnng in Dry Cure Compnrcd with Sweet- I,Ihis stock to local business men in or­ To be successful in any field of endeavor it is necessary CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS n dark cellar or cool outbuilding where Pickle or Brine Curo.—There arc two der to have local interest in the busi­ methods of curing pork—tho dry curo that those with whom you associate have the utmost Planes and Specifications Cheerful!; flies ennn ot get to it. ness and hnvo it managed by the local Furnished Cutting Up the Carcass board of directors. faith in you and your products. Our Bicycles and Sup­ All Work Guaranteed A enrenss should not bo cut up un­ It is understood thnt ho has sold n plies, children’s wheel goods, Electrical goods, Cutlery, H. T. PACE P. O. Box it; til it has thoroughly cooled. ono-hnlf interest in his patents for Head.—Tho hond is generally re­ five northern states nt a price of moro Sporting goods consisting of Base Ball, Basket Ball, moved before tho carcass is split. Cut than $100,000 nnd thnt as soon as tho Sanford Machine 8? about nn inch bnck of tho ears, mak­ Tennis and Foot Ball Supplies; Bathing Suits, Shoes, factory is put In operation a t Chuluoing a complete circle nround tho neck. Foundry Co. tn he will go north with tho gentle­ Citps nnd Belts, have long been recognized as the best Tho fat of the head may ho used for man nnd build factories up there dur­ General Machine and Boiler Work lard nnd the fleshy pnrts for suusnge ing the summer. nnd our prices the lowest. Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Pistons; or headcheese. Oversize Rings and Pins; Flywheel Shoulder.-—Cut off tho front foot Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shafts re­ about nn inch below the knee. The turned; agents for Callle Inboard and shoulder cut is made through tho third rib nt the breastbone and neross the Outboard Motors. -----------Phone 62 fourth. Itemovo tho ribs from the DON’T FORGET THE PLACE shoulder, also the piece of attnehed Acteylene Welding imekbone. Cut close to the ribs in OF ALL KINDS removing them so ns to leave as much Manufacturers agents for the meat oi\ the shoulder as possible. Celebrated A. B. CHASE and Sanford Welding Co These are "shoulder or neck rihs" nnd LESTER Pianos. 109 North Sanford Avenue make an excellent dish when fried or Florida distributors for the bnkod. The fat of the shoulder top RUSSELL PHONOGRAPH. Our > S. O. Shinholser may be used for lard and the lean Sanford' warehouse contains one s t* meat for steak or roasts. It should of the largest assortment of pi­ Contractor and Builder On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East CoaBt Railway, Chuluoanos and Phonographs in the tn, Fla., among the pines and Inkcs of Seminole county, nn up-to-date SANFORD FLORID.'. state. modern brick hotel, with privnto baths nnd hot wnter heat. First Every home should have a mu­ “WE DELIVER THE GOODS' elnss cuisine. Rntes $2.50 to $3.50 per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ sical Instrument. cording to location of room. Quick Service Transfet B. Cashier Keeping Faith With the ....Dealer.... Sanford Cycle Co CHULUOTA INN Our low prices and easy terms make it possible for you. Write us for full information. Storage Facilities If we plenso you, tell others; if no tell us. Phone 498 lean trimmings for sausage. Middling or Bacon,—Tho ham is re­ Auto Radiator Repair moved from the middling by cutting nt the rise in the bnckbune nnd nt a * Shop Located at 207 French Ave., between right angle to tho shanks. Tho loin 2nd and Third. E. It. BEItGQUIST. ami fnthnek are cut off in one piece, parallel with the back just below tho tenderloin muscle on the roar part of Hotel Montezuma tho middling, Itemovo the fat on the “Sanford’s New Hotel” top of tho loin, hut do not cut into 91.50 Up Per Day tho loin moat. The lean meat is ex­ cellent for canning or it may be used ■ COMFORT COTTAGE for chops or rousts and the fatlmek for lard. The remninder should then Is now open for guests. Will bo glad ho trimmed for middling or bacon. -to seo now ns well ns old frionds. Itemovo the ribs, cutting nn closo to Rooms and monls, also monls. House them as possible. Trim nil Hides and hentad. edges ns squarely ns possible. Mias N. A. Walker Mrs. M. Martin Ham.—Cut off the foot about an inch Inflow the hock joint. All rough SANFORD NOVELTY and hanging pieces of moat should bo trlmed from the hnm. it should WORKS then bo trimmed smoothly, exposing V. C. COLLER, Prop. ns littlo lean meat as possible, be­ General Shop and Mil? cause the curing hardens it. All lean trimmings should he saved for sau­ Work sage and fat trimmings fur lard. CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDEF Curing Pork BIT Comm ercial Street Sanford, Fla Tho first essential in curing pork is to mnku sure that tho enreuss is Geo. W. Knight thoroughly cooled, but meat should never lie allowed to freeze, either be­ Real E stnte and Insurance fore or during tho curing period, The 'BAN FORD •:* FLORIDA proper time to begin curing is when tho meat is cool and still fresh, or Sanford Steam Laundry ubout 21 hours after killing. Vessels for during.—A clean, hard­ FOR SERVICE wood molnsses or sirup barrel is n Cal! 146-J suitable vessel In which to curo pork. W. RAWLING, Prop. Tho barrel should ho (dean and tight so ns to prevent lenknge. A largo stono Jar is the bust container in George A. DeCottes which to curo ment, though thu initial Attorney-nl-Law cost is high; such n container is eas­ Over Seminole County Bank ily kept clean. If n barrel in used re­ SANFORD FLORIDA peatedly for curing pork, it is neces­ sary tn sonld it out thoroughly beforo fresh pork is packed in It. The vocational committee of the Busi­ Curing Agents. — Suit, snltpotcr, ness nnd Professional Women’s Club sugar, and molasses arc tho principal requests nil young women dsslrlng preservatives used in curing pork. Tho employment to register at ths First use of borax, boric acid, formalin, sal­ National Bank. icylic acid, and other chemicals should AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman not bo used, Salt when applied nlone to meat makes it hard nnd dry, because its H . W . NICKERSON Prill* Accountant; Audits—Systems action draws out the meat juices and hardens tho musclo fibers. Saltpeter Income Tax Service is used to hasten the curing of the Boom 10 McNelll-Davis Bldg. meat. It drya and hardens the meat Pfcoan 852 Orlando, Fla. ..Employment Bureau.. MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. BUY IN SANFORD Yeast Vitamon Tablets Bring Real Beauty Banishes Skin Eruptions. Putu On Firm Flesh Strengthens The Nerves and Increases Energy. FIRE AND RAT PROOF * BUILDING MATERIALS Tho Petrous Manufacturing Co., of North Cnrolinn, has secured n chnrtor in tho stnto of Florldn, incorporat­ ing the local company with a fully paid up capital of $50,000. It has boon decided to put up nt Chuluotn a factory that will manufacture brick, flooring, roofing, wall plnstor, drain tile, street and road building mater­ ials, all of which is manufactured by using sand, asphalt, cement and as­ bestos. Four minerals that when mix­ ed in the proper proportions become petrified nnd almost ns hard as iron. Then Mr. Zoiglcr can by chunglng tho amount of tho items make it soft and pliable like rubber and ns light ns cork. Ho is able to make it up of any desired toughness and weight. Dumpness cannot penetrate the walls of n building if constructed of this rnntorinl. Buildings can he erected of this material as cheap as wood and by fnr cheaper thnn if built of clny brick or other fire-proof materiatH. Petrous refers to a composition of minerals which, if coroctiy mixed be­ comes petrified and hnrdor than stone, Tho old Greek nnd Roman remnants of antiquity composed of thoso minerals became petrifiod years ago, nnd remain muto witnesses of tho everlasting quality of this ma­ terial nnd it la a well-settled fact that nothing could hnvo been selected that can be moro fire proof, indestructible or everlasting and manufactured as cheap ns this material. HOUSE CLEANING ARTICLES Henry McLaulin, Jr OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST Snnfhrd, Fla. LUSTROUS C o ncentrated T ab lets Easy a n d Eco­ nom ical to T ake. R esulta Quick. H A IR v If you want to quickly clear your skin and _ oom|iloxion, put toma firm, healthy llcah on / P5 ’ your (tones, incrca-io your nervo force and V tv power, and look and [eel 100 per cent, bet tori y - HEALTHY simply try taking trvo of Martin’s tiny yeast r GLOW OF VITAMON Tablets with each meal and PERFECT watch results, Mastin’s VITAMON contains DIGESTION highly concentrated yeast vitamin™, an well v. pirm fL_SH as the other two still morei Important^vUnUNDER SKIN mines (Fat A and_Water Bolublo C>)•. . . Bolublo _________ Fill! plGf«. 11 L urlsa M SJIU skin V * ui'tiuili' seem tIwlls and eruptions to ^ ** * Influ; j. NOfLABBINESS vanish like magic under its jwrifjdngi tho complexion becomes fresh and NO HOLLOWS cnco, beautiful, tho checks rosy instead of pale, Of what u u are beautiful f.*tur.s the lips red instead of colorless, tho eyes If you Hi*, so utlr Skin, fl.bby bright instead of dull. The wholo system ntekV Mi°.7i,?£* v I T A M n *b toned and Invigorated, and thoso who Itu.l* ■u.r.nt.tiYio cuPyou n .J umlor-wclttht begin to get wmo firra, h««Uh, b..utr .nda w.ll-round*d "sUy-thero" flesh. Bo rapid and amnsing f . c and fisur*. are tho results that success is absolutely 11 v i t a m o n YEAST flSffldiA tf If E.T<sWfff . isnt SAVE YOU MONEY Write os Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1918 West First Street 1918 W e s t First Street �, Xu J ilv rV * VTW'-i Wry', v >.*>• THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1922 H in in in iin n iiim n u iiiiiu iu in iH iH i hi i» . You want your children to have a good lucation, don[t you? Certainly if you were denied such advan­ c e s yourself, you will appreciate the desir­ ability of starting savings accounts for them low, with that object in view. : 4% INTEREST PAID The Seminole C o u n ty ; * Bank f STRENGTH •M l PROGRESS “A NIGHT IN HONOLULU" SANFORD'S TEMPERATURE F o r th e C h ild re n 's S a k e This bank is cultivating savings ac­ counts for children. We are anxious to help these men and /omen of “tomorrow*’ to -get an education that will fit them for big things in the future. m m m m PAGE FIV E SERVICE ; Tho scenes of this Intcst play of Hnwilnn Hf are laid on tho Islam! of Hawaii. Thoro nro three acts. Tho action takes plnco in n small village It is snowing In tho north on tho bny of Hilo, not for from the todny nnd probably in Cali­ volcano Kilauen. It concerns nn fornia. You enn sort of fool oplsodo in the life of n benutiful it in the nir, you know, Of Hnwniin voodoo womnn, nn English­ course it will not snow hero man nn dthelr child. The piny rebut wo don’t Ilka the nppearvcnlH tho story of n night long past nnco of the weather. How­ ns one pictures—n terrific storm rag­ ever, with the tempornturQ ing on the outsido of n hut. The voont 70 wo should worry. Cold doo womnn amid tho chants nnd weird nnd freezing weather every­ music of her nntivo companions is where except Florldn. Mr. heard praying for the recovery of her Wnna maker left todny. Good infant who Ups near benth nnd for the bye, John. Hope to sec you snfo return of her lover, who hns gono ngnin before you go back to to Hilo. An old Servitor enters nnd ice nnd snow. You will tells her the lover will never return nevor find nnything more to her; thnt ho hns gono to Hilo to charming thnn the St. Johns await tho nrrivnl of tho boat from river trip nnd wo just know England, which will bring him his you will come ngnin. Hnvo white wife nnd bnhy. He swenrs by you n little thermometer in the grent goddess Pole thnt his infor­ your home? mation is correct, shows her from the Ho 5:10 A. M. JAN. 25, 1922 English vessel driven far out to her Maximum .................... 70 course by the storm nnd struggling in Minimum .......... 50 Sceno from the Hnwaiinn Musical Play the brenkers sending out cnlls for Range ........................... 58 Barometer ..................30.22 "A Night in Honolulu" nt the icai * Northwest nnd cloudy. Princess, Fridny, Jnn. 27th. Speer’s Sale begins Thursday, Jnnunry 2Cth. 201-ltc fca Hu ra Hi Hi Mi lu to M M to Ha Pnrk. This !h n signal honor for toa ton Ha Hu PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR to* New goods arriving daily for tho Miss Marshall and for Sanford. Tho to) 1 Big "Violet Brand Sale" early in contest is of state wide interest. February.—Yowcll Co. 201-ltc ton ton to) tot to.) to) tos ton to) n* Aylott Kitts nnd Clnudc llownrd Thursday, Jnn. 20th, basket ball, Kikilled n fine buck yesterdny morning wnnis Club vs. Men’s Club nnd San­ Just n few miles from the city. They ford vs. Minmi II. S., Purish House. Ha to ton toa ton ton ton Ha We nre looking for President Hnrd- wore only gone nbout three hours nnd Feb. 13.—Saint Agnes’ Valentino to come in his yacht noxt week. snld they nlso jumped n doe but Bho party. was too swift for them. Feb. 21-22—Woman’s Club Colonial Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Warren of party. J. Hintcrninster hns n fino premier For Florldn: Cloudy in the fcttiru'iR. Mich., nre stopping wth Mrs. Fell. 21.—Chnrity Ball. grnnd piano on exhibition in tho pnlm south nnd probably rain in Phillips nt 312 Oak Ave. Jan. 31.—Song Recital—Mrs. Luclllo room of the Valdez Hotel thnt will in­ North portion tonight nnd Aspinwnll Tnknch. Sanford Library Association will terest some one in Snnford Soo Mr. Thursday; colder in Central portion tonight, ucct nt the library building in the Hintcrninster nnd get the price. You .METHODIST NOTES t o n h wt o n t o j t o n t o s n n n a Roman’s Club tomorrow night nt will buy tlie piano. 7:30. The Truthscekers Class meet with Will Stringfeliow of DcLnnd is in Speer’s Side begins Thursdny, Jan­ Mrs. Cnmp at the home of her daugh­ Don’t tell everything you know. the city visiting his many friends nnd uary 20th. 201-ltc ter Mrs, Henley on Celery Ave, Tho |Sec it at the Star todny and tomorrow scattering sunshine ns usual. Willie is Indies of the clnss are cordially in­ and take heed. Don’t tell overy- raising oranges nnd other things nt vited and expected to be present. NOTICE liing you know, DeLnnd just now nnd is also on tho The annun] meeting of the Llbrnry rond for n roofing material firm. J. S. Tickle, n big cattle man of Association will be belli Thursdny, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. DuBose of January 20th nt 7:30 p. m. nt tho Li­ Pulaski, Vn., is visiting his Undo and llfnoxville, Tenn., nro in the city for Big basket ball fiesta nt the Parish brary rooms, Woman's Club, All meb- Aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. T. Akers of |an extended stny nnd nro located nt House tomorrow night. Minmi High bers of the nssocintion nre urged to Celery Avo. Mrs. Joe Whitner. School gnve us n trouncing down there attend ns important business will be Mrs. W. J. Woinmnn nnd dnughter Inst week nnd we will give them one trnnsneted. Frnnces of Chnrtcrsvlllo, Gn., nro tomorrow night. Kiwnnnis Club nnd The Itingling Yncht loft Into yester­ visiting tiie formers sister Mrs. A. D. tho Men's Club will bnttlo for tho Announcing the day afternoon for Jacksonville but the Shoemaker. rWnnnmnkor yncht will remnin hero supremacy of Pnrk nvemie. VIOLET BRAND SALE I'.for Severn! liours longer. Early in Fehrunry Mrs. W. E. Wells, of Sanford Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Jacobsen left Big showing of Ladies’ White goods, Heights has ns a very fond visitor Have you seen those new Vnlcntino for their homo In Newnrk, N. J. todny Voiles, Tissues, Organdy nnd Import­ her mother, Mrs. M. T. Hardman of [favors, place enrds nnd post cards nfter spending two weeks very ed Wnsli Goods for Spring with low Arcndin. just out of the fnctory nnd right up to pleasantly with Col. nnd Mrs. George prices.—Yowell Co. 201-ltc W. Knght, Mr. and Mrs. Jncobson en­ now at the Ilcrnhl office? Mrs Rose Elliott of Sandusky, t),, joyed their visit to Snnfor * very much Speer’s Sale lie gins Thursdny, Jan­ is spending the winter in Sanford, tho Miss Sara Muriel will be nmong the an expect to return some time in ‘he uary 2flth. 201-ltc guest of cousins, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Rollins Alumni to attend the future. Elliott on East 4th Street. Founder’s week exorcises at Winter MOTHERS CLUB Miss Florence Henry will be the Pnrk the last of this week. Mrs. M. A. Frontman of Columbus, guest of the Delphic Literary Society The Mothers Club will meet Fridny Inch, is spending a few days with Mrs. Miss Cayle Marshal has been chosen of Rollins College nt its annual dinner afternoon at three o’clock, nt the Jns.Moughten, on her way through as one or the six successful contest­ in the college commons nt Winter home of Mrs. J. C. Bennett on Mng- Floridn. Mrs. Frontman it will he ants who are to deliver orations in Pnrk this Friday evening nnd will nl­ nolln nve. Tomcmburcd is the mother of Mr. and the Irving Bucheller Orntoricnl Con­ so remnin to enjoy the rognttn Thoro will lie n "Toy Shower" for Mrs. T. A. Newton, formerly of San­ test which is to bo hold Friday after­ SnndHpur Banquet nnd Junior I’rom the kindorgnrdon. Members nre nsked ford nnd who were in business here noon at Knowles Hall in Winter of Saturday. several years. She has been a large to bring either toys or books. property owner in Lakeland hut has sold everything there and is now SPEER'S BIG SALE looking at now property purchased. N Speer & Son nre putting on n big Every teacher nnd officer of the Jnnunry Sale in Blnck nnd White. Sunday School is urged to he present They carried n page advertisement in nt Prayer meeting Wednesday night the Daily Herald yesterdny and if nt 7:30. Get lived up with the work you failed to note the prices you miss­ nt once. Don’t ho n drnw bnck to ed something. The store is closed to­ your Sunday School. dny while they mnrk down the goods getting ready for this big event. ■ Voiles nnd Ginhnmg, Coats nnd Suits, ■ Silks nnd Wool Frnblcs, White goods, We have both the Cord-Lined Paper and the £ Hoisory, Blankets nnd Comforts, etc., CORRECTED TO NOV. 10, 102) nil marked down at prices that will Southbound soil them quickly- Attend the snlo regular Black Paper Departs Arrive thnt starts tomorrow morning and 2:40 B.m, ....... 2:36 a.m. 83.. No. Inrts until tho end of this month. It 8:40 n.m. No. 27.. will pay you to go to Spoor’s. —■ -Ask Us for Prices1:38 p.m. No. 91. SURPRISES AT THE SURPRISE No. 89.. ....... 2:55 p.m. ' 3:20 p.m, 7:10 p.m. No. 85.. ....... 6:55 p.m. Tho Surprise Shne Store has n new Northbound advertisement in this issue ending ntIlepnrts Arrlvo tentlon to tho new shipment of Spring 2:03 n.m. styles in footwoar. I,ntcst novelty No. 82.. ...... 1:48 a.m. 12:05 p.m. shoes in White kid, Pntent I.enther, No. 84.. SANFORD, FLORIDA j Vici Kid nnd Cnlf Skin. Tho lino of No. 80........ - 2:35 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 4:05 p.m. White Cnnvns Pumps nt this store is No. 92.......... 4:00 p.m. one of tho cost complete in the city. No. 28.. Give the Surprise Shoo Store n call. They nro on Snnford nvonuo nt 310. Trilby Brnnrh Departs Arrive Bo suro nnd see thnt grent picture xNo. 100. 7:00 n.m. with nn nil star enst nt tho Star to­ xNo. 24. 3:25 p.m. night nnd tomorrow night—"Don't xNo. 158. 7:60 a.m. tell everything you know.” 7:00 p.m. No. 22.. PERSONALS THE WEATHER Celery Bleaching Paper | Celery Wires ] help. Tho natives In their lu p in tltious foam do not aid the illlfated vessel nnd it is wrcckod, washing nshoro mnny of tho passengers, tho majority of them whom were drown­ ed; nmong these is tho white wife of the Englishman, but tho child sur­ vives. Tho Hnwaiinn wife substi­ tutes the white child for her own, renrs her, and in tho following two nctn, which nro supposed to take place seventeen years Inter, the child is seen ns the girl "Knlntr.n" fnvorod by the gods nnd tho idol of tho natives, BELIEVE MAN KILLED BRADFORD, Pn., Jnn. 25.—One man wns killed, tho authorities beHove, when thu magazine of tho American Glycerine company at Howard Junction just south of .this city blew up this afternoon. Tho shock of the explosion broke win­ dows in houses and stores for miles around. Tho missing man is Ben Haven, a oil well shooter. Speer’s Snlo begins Thursday, Jan­ uary 20th. 201-ltc © quit is over, but we are going- to continue the sale prices for this week on the J f Smfe i$i©@s anadl ■'ll 'til If you were not fortunate enough to get in on the extremely low prices during the sale, take advantage of the prices for this week. li ! ^ fsro / P f r w r S a n fo rd , 0 F la . F O R R E N T O R SA L E i...« J ROOMING HOUSE. Location where you can build up good trade. A . P. C O N N E L L Y CLASSIFIED ADS Classified advertisements, 5 cents a Has. No ad taken for leas than 25 cents, and positively nu classified nds charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders, Count five words to a line nnd remit sccordingly. L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 109-St-Toe FOR SALE 201-tfc FOR SALE—Pair of high class WANTED—A good white porter. Ap­ mules, wagon nnd hnrness. ply at tiie Lincoln House, 2C!-2tp A. T. ROSSETTER. 250-0-p WANTED—Late model Ford Road­ ster, in good condition for ensh. FOR SALE—Small farm with good Phono ir.o-w. 20i-tfc house. Address "M" care of tho WAITED—Smnil shipments frultH Herald. 2fi0-4tp and vegetables.—Huh Produce Co., Atlanta, Ga. 201-5tp FOR RENT 'WATTTETT -Floor space for enr liy FOR RENT—Furnished bed room. month or yenr, near Montezuma. Over Seminolo Cafe. .Mfl-tf-c Phono 8. 250-3tp FOR ENT—Furnished housekeeping LOST rt.oms, two rooms $20.(10 pur month. 314 East Fifth St. 201-3t|» LOST—An nil black cow, unmnrked. FOR RENT—Apartment, two furnish­ Advise, Mrs. E, P. Morse, Snnford, 258-tfe ed rooms, with electric lights, gas, Fla. LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN—Airnnd running wn tor. Adults. 300 duln pup, threa months old. Return French nvo. 267-6tc to Mrs. F. R. Whittlo, 110 French WANTED nvonuo nnd receive rownrd. 100-4tp WANTED—Some one to knit Tuxedo LOST—Mondny night, light colored sweater in plain or block stitch. Ad­ fur neck piece, Finder please redress "E" enro of Humid. 259-8tp turn to Mrs. C. M. Borry and receive 201-2tp GOVERNMENT Positions open, man, ro;vni d. YOWELL CO. women. Experience unnecessary. Announce Honesty required. Good pay to start. Their Annual Violet Brsnd Sola Write, T. McCafferty, St. Louis, Mo. Leeaburg Branch Early in February 1-1-8-15-22-29 Three P a tte rn s: PLYMOUTH, CHANTILLY, ESTRUSCAN ■ Departs Arrlvo 201-4tc I hnvo recovered from tho injury xNo. 157. .*•«***•«• 3»13 p.m* WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, ONE WEEK ONLY jj received somo timo ngo nnd nm now No. 21. ........ 2:50 p.m. morning and evening deliveries.—R Z. K. Foster, of Jonesboro, Tenn., ready to resumo duty.—E. A. Moffett, xNo. 101. ROOMS AND BOARD — Several This is a Special Cash-Rotelng Sal*--Nothing Charged nt S Snnford Auto Transfer. is spending some time here ut tho 2fll-4tp xNo. 25. „....... 1:30 p.m. boardars and roomers wanted by these Prices jj Montezuma. J Mrs. J. W. Wright, corner of Fourth No. 22. and Pecan avenue. Rates very MISS GRACE TOMPKINS, R. N. New goods arriving daily for the cheap. 20O-3tp Oviedo Branch Big "Violet Brand Sale" early In Surgical, Medicul nnd Obstetrical “ WANTbb' To itfehIT—Five- acres Fobruary.—Yowoll Co. xNo. 126.......... 7:45 p.m. 261-4tc Calls Answered 212 E ast F irst S treet Sanford, Florida 3:40 p.m. of tiled land for spring crop. K. J. xNo. 127****••***•*• Tho Herald for roa) job printing. Holly nt Herald Offtco. 201-2tp Phone 563-W X --Dally, except Sunday. 309 French Ave. Chase & m TRAIN SCHEDULE Company \ SILVER SALE! ALL STERLING SILVER i OFF [ McLaulin, The Jeweler as NOTICE! [ V/A“ifi’-V .‘VftVuy.Vifgy;, . v*:t � 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, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 25, 1922; <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/3217c4da4ab4f038f6b2099dbdce25c3.pdf c89e9b0c4fe4aaaef0b1e0b6841407ed PDF Text Text . of-' D aily Herald AN F O R D ,city Substantial SANFORD “The City Substantial” iS THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 262 SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY. JANUARY 20,1922 ( qIAIME II n WIRE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN FLORIDA NORTH SERIOUSLY INTERRUPTED JACKSON DAY CELEBRATED AT DAYTON, OHIO !ES ARE DOWN UNITED STATES IS AVERSE TO PARTICIPATING IN THE CONFERENCE AT GENOA Eh, What’s the Joke? But Would Look With WAS ROBBED Favor on Conference i LOST JOB AFTER at Later Date HIS TESTIMONY RESULTS SATISFY Let Storm in Georgia and Carolines Caus­ es Trouble ^ 'r B s s s r * ? m BnEBN teu v a ls JAMES M. COX TOLD DEMOCRATS SOMETHING OF INTERKSf 1 AST NIGIIT ( U r T h e A a a o r l n l r d I’r r a a ) AT INVESTIGATION OF ILLEGAL COULD HE OBTAINED IF MOItE SOLDI Kit HANGINGS HR. TIME IS GIVEN FOIt CON­ FORE SENATE DITIONS TO CLEAR ________________________ ___________ This llttlo pig Is laughing because he won't have to go to markot for a while. Whon he does go hs will be a big hog and UOO others wtU go with him. They're tenants on the lOOO-acro farm of & P. Iidge. famous: English aato near. The girl Is a "lend girl" many of those war veU crane being employed on the term.. (Hr The \*a»rlaird I'rcael DAYTON, Jan. 20.—James M. Cox, (H r T h r S M iirln ln l Preaa) WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.—Declara­ Democratic candidate for president in WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.—Indi­ mr The A««»elnlrd I'rm l tion that he had been robbed and dis­ JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. 20. Wire 1020, and former governor of Ohio, charged as an employee of the Veter­ cations given in official circles todny lomniuniiiitinn between Floridn un»l Inst night told Democrats gathered an's Bureau after he testified in the United States adverse to participat­ L e north was seriously Interrupted here at a Jackson Day banquet, that investigation of illegal soldier hang­ ing in general European economic Lflv today by the sleot storm In their party stands just where it did ings were nmdo by Charles Green, of conference should such more favor be L r e ia and South Cnrollnn, wire enm- "when the votes were counted” and is Minneapolis, in letters and .elogrnms held nt the timo set for Genoa gather­ Public U |c‘ reported circuit .lown several "ready for the next fight." received by Senator Watson, of Geor­ ing but would look with more favor Lr* north of Savannah. Wire com- opinion, ho declared, has steadily gia, read today to the investigating on Conference to be bold nt Into dnto. Jmunicatiiin was later established with borne tho destiny of America nonrer committee. Green declared that cn- Genoa meeting, it was asserted, I Atlanta hut circuits so badly affected each day to the seat of the League of to his homo American Legion would be in a position to obtain moro Ky storm as to be almost unworkable, Nations at Geneva. Women’s Activities Under the New Order of route friends at Cincinnati stole bis suitcase satisfactory results in opinion' some In his first public address since the (operation being possible only at brief containing his army discharges, dec­ officials if moro timo is given for Tilings Taken Up campaign of 1U20, Mr. Cox assailed llntervnl*. orations and other documents. On conditions in Europe to stabilize. I the policies of the present administra­ WASHINGTON. Jnn. 2(1.—(Rl tho (Hr THr Aamtrlnteil I’rfi.t | The convention is expected to nt reaching Minneapolis he charged ho Associated Press.)—The air of Pres­ tion, condemning the work of tho was informed by the Veterans Bureau ISanford is Center 20. — tract prominent women from through. Washington armament conference, de­ JACKSONVILLE, Jan. . . . . . r office there Ins services were no longer ident Harding lias been enlisted by ......... .. v..................................... - Becond annual convention of the Flori- out the the state. Its program of . Watson , u .iitQsaid j>li ho would llo wnn1l, claring that America had refused to For Distribution of the arms delegates to bring Japan asklluU accept world leadership and that fi- da League of Women Voters opens speakers include William Jennings Director . and Chinn into agreement on Shan­ Forbes, of the Veterans' Bu­ Many Products nattcial ................................................. depression was due . __ to the here here tonight tonight and and continue continue until until noon noon Bryan Bryan and F. E. Jennings, speaker tung. reau for report. “treachery of Lodgism." Thousands Saturday with M t s . .1. It. O’Hara, of of the bouse of representatives durTaking a direct hand in tho WnshI l atent is General Lend Battery Co., of Republicans, he declared, "now inir tin* last session of the state legThc many friends of Hon. Forest ( Ington negotiations for the first time, Mayor■ John W. Mnrtln, Lake will regret to learn that he lias the president today urged tho ChinThrmitrli IIof-Mac of I IiIh City Live 1mard held two so-isions to- islnture. realize that the leaders of their party in the making of policy . . . . have pro­ lie in tlie forenoon and the othor of Jacksonville, will welcome the been ill for several days with influ­ esc to accept the latest compromise Sanford continues to grow as a diH- faned Republican history by forsak­ in tin* aft ernoon. JIpoakcrs> at tho visitors. offer nnd thus remove from tho enza at bis homo on Park avenue. triluiliug point for tho state. It is ing the soul of Abraham Lincoln for open session tonight wliil ho | Prominent out-i >f-stntc visitors infield of controversy a subject which interesting to note that the General the spleen of Henry Cabot Lodge." WaII, Tampa;; Frank E. Jcn- elude Mrs. Julian B. Suit ey. of Aiken, lias become a serious bnrrior to tho Scant nr Pnrk S. r.. third regieinal director of the ' Morse Dry Dock Lead Batteries Co., of Newark, N. J., nings,, .1titzksonville. progress of the whole conference. have selected this point for their new national organlzation. Whether the move is to succeed npat Brooklyn Burns, Pope Laid to Rest, jobbing connection. Heretofore their an are scheduled to speak tomorrow penrs to rest largely with Peking. Tlie business sessions of the league Threaten Waterfront The Japanese already have indicat­ Titan Batteries have been handled in Impressive Ceremonies night. will not ret under way until Friday, this territory by the Western Elec­ ed informally their willingness to the opening day given over to welat St. Peter’s Today ( H r T h e Anxi r l nl r r t tric Co., Imt with the recent change JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. 2(1.—Worn- coming nddresses and a reception ....... NEW YORK, Jan. 20.—Tho great make the principal concessions pro­ the Hof-Mac Battery Co. take the dis­ on's nctlvitities under the new order Thursday night to which the general plnnt „r t|„, Morse Dry Dock and Re-1posed, . . amt tin* .president approached .. ( l l r T h r A « a u rln (ri! I ' r r a a l tributorship for tho entire state. ROME, Jnn. 20.—I’ope Benedict was of things will run the entire gamut public will be invited. Musical con- piljr Company occupying six blocks Ihe Chinese only after the Japnneso There is no gainsaying the fact that entombed with solemn but impressive of discussion nt meetings hero the certs figure conspicuously on the pro- n|(lllj, t)„. Brooklyn water front was, ntnhhassndor had informed tin* stutn the strategical position of Sanford as ceremony this afternoon. The body latter part of this week of prominent gram of entertainments. Round threatened with destruction today department tlint his government was a shipping point is second to nono. in three caskets and dressed in pnoti- women iriilii from all parts or mitho state. table min- Will'll wj,on lire fjrH wiped mil out nvifive shop build- ready to accept a tender of good mi |iuns mini* discussions as well as two......... With her water shipping facilities for ca) robes lies in crypt under Great The Florida League of Women Vot- nte talks an* features planned for the |niril| entailing a loss estimated at offices, importing her goods for distribution Basilica or St. Peter’s to right of the ers under tho presidency of Mrs. J. meetings. The statement plan sponsored by $200,000 and upward. The blaze startespecially from the Atlantic seaboard entrance. Historic and beautiful rit- W. O’Hara,.............. of Lake.. Worth, The legislative council is understood ............... t.,| |n the .....jpnny's company’s garage and do- Mr. Harding deals only with the re­ ......... . will- eon................... and her radiating railroad lines her , nnt was only witnessed by a few mem­ veno its annual meeting Thursday to be in its Infancy at this time and R „troyed trnycd fifty automobiles. Floating turn of the Tsingtao-Tslnnnfu rail­ future in this direction is assured. bers of the Sacred College, Pontifical morning to continue through Sntur- its meeting Saturday, it is under­ dry dock, said to lie the largest in the road substantially all other questions Continual testimony to this is con­ household and Papal nobility, and dip­ lay afternoon. Immediately after its stood will have largely to do with nor- world, caught fire hut was soon ex­ having been agreed upon In tin* segnstantly iu evidence when we see the lomats accredited to Vatican. rnte exchanges between the Japnneso ndjournment the Legislative Council footing its organization ami to bring tinguished. growing colony of wholesale firms and Chinese. Under the proposal of Women's Organizations of Florida within, Its membership a body of here. Coming events cast their shad Jnpan would nhnndon her proposition under tho chairmanship of Mrs. W. women representatives of every sec Sanford High Plays ows and when one of the largest in ‘ Kiwanians, Builders, for a loan to Chinn, nnd the latter tion of the state. That its work Is R. Jenning of Jacksonville, will meet dependent battery manufacturing con­ Miami Team Tonight would purehnse the ronil with treasury Have Bully Meeting for tlie adoption of a constitution, to be primarily political is taken cerns look to this point for their state­ notes payable at option five to fifteen # bylaws, etc., and the consideration of from a statement by Mrs. Jennings. wide distribution it is safe to predict Characteristic of the bunch, the reg­ plans of financing the orgnnlzzt^ions “It is earnestly hoped that the local Miami High invades Sanford terri- years hence, Chinn would receive pos­ Snnford's future as a wholesale cen­ ular luncheon meeting today at the nnits of all the state organizations t„rv today for the first time to play session within five years, but would work. ter. The llof-Mac Battery Co. is to romposelng the Stnte Legislative „ |U|Hk(*t hall game. Tho Miami team withdraw her opposition to retention Review of its accomplishments since la* congratulated on its new connection Valdez, started off with a big punch. its organizations last year nnd plans Council will take nn active interest |,„H n„t lost a game this season bav­ of n Japanese traffic manager nnd though successful moves on the part A sextet composed of Into arrivals in nil the legislation proposed nnd jnf, played West Palin Beach, Fort chief accountant during the period of of this energetic now concern scent a Dr. Brownlee, Perry Jornignn, I'rank for the* future will be the principal advocated by tin* council, "Mrs. Jen- l.auderdnte, Fort Pierce and Sanford, payment. mutter of course. Organized just Akers, Scholle Mnines, Prof. McKay, business of the convention Votes. nings said." nnd see that the best '|'|H, Sanford team was defeated after four months ago by James F. Magee and Howard Smith set the ball in mo­ Apparently unfounded rumors to the candidates for the legislature nro not ,, 200-milo rido to Miami, GREAT HARPIST COMING who for some years represented a tion l»y singing the recent song hit— effect that some political booms inly urged to................ run, but „— given support UIK„„ . . The Sanford team lias been playing WILL HE AT ORLANDO well known rubber company in Flori­ I iza Jane with over fifty Kiwanians might he started nt the convention are sufficient to insure their election in erratic basket ball winning only one mfficieiit FRIDAY JANUARY 27TII da, and with W. D. Hoffman, with his joining in’ the chorus. Mr. and Mrs. wholly without a possibility, leaders the *•- coming ---- 1— "primary. -i"-* ” Every enndi- or two important games and losing wide fund of electrical experience Cash and Mr and Mrs. Vincent, of of tho orginlzntlon have declared. ImIt has been q long while since an handling tho technical end their suc­ the Earl Hawk players wore guests, phnsizing that the organization is of the measures ndvocated by the of games the Sanford team lias play- announcement of nn event tins mused cess is assured. Such firms as these ns was J. K. Ruby, a Kiwnninn, of strictly non-political Insofar as can­ council in advance of Ids or her elec­ cd: so much lively interest ns the rocent are the builders of the future San­ Madisonvllle, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Vin­ didates or parlies nro concerned. The tion. Now is the time to select the Stetson Y. M, 12 S. H. S ...... ....14 announcement that Alberto Snlvl, h to encourage orglnlzntlon's mission 1 cent each rendered a vocal hoIo, with ford. proper candidates. Fust is ......... 87 S. 1 1 .8 . ... ..20 tho Phenomenal harp virtuoso, Is to Mrs. Cush accompanying. Mr. Ruby interest amongi the women in the The counlil meeting is expected to (1 S. II. S .... ... -Id appear in Orlando on Jununry 27th. Winter Park addressed the club and brought greet­ government nnd to educate them in nttrnct representatives from virtual­ Now Smyrna ...12 8 .1 1 .8 ..... SHERIFF HAS BATTLE 82 Of the playing of this young genius their newly acquired rights hut there ings from his club in Madisonvllle. WITH ARMED NEGROES 17 ly every organization ill the state in­ r» :i s. il. s. critics have been almost lavish In The speaker of the day was J. C. the organization’s work stops, the terested in work peculiar to women. Lauderdale ..... .81 s. il s. o«» their praise, speaking of him ns n NEAR PALATKA TODAY Hutchinson, who spoko for ten min­ lenders sny. Orlando .......... ....14 S. II. S ..... .....IH revelation bemuse lie overcomes what utes, using as bis theme the slogan of ( l l r T lir A m « r l n ( r d I'r r a a ) 81 have been considered practically Im­ Stetson Y. M. ... 2R S. II. S ..... PALATKA, Jnn. 20.—Sheriff Ha­ "Sanford—Tho City Substantial . Mr. the best results. Tho Churchwell 81 possible obstacles In technique. His IH S. II. S. gan and deputies searching Fnirviow Hutchinson brought much information LUTHER ADVERTISES buyers will go to New York soon Fustis .............. ... 27 S. II. S..... ..... 7 playing has been characterized ns AND GETS RESULTS vicinity for two henvily armed negroes in regards to the marketing of our where they maintain an office all the ..... 7 nothing short of amazing. FOR 1ILS FIRM timo with buyers on the Job to keep Seabreeze ...... ....2ft 8 .1 1 .8 ..... who esenped from a barricaded bouse products and appealed that the confi­ Since last Saturday tho Sanford In addition to this almost "super­ there last night nftor a gun battle dence now established between buyer up with all the latest styles and goods team has boon iniprovinf under Coach human technique," he has discovered "ith tho sheriff and posse during and seller ho strengthened even more J. P. Luther the advertising man­ and they will give the Sanford people new effects and undreamed of lionuwhich tho sheriff suffered flesh by standardizing our packages and ager of the Churchwell Company is the benefit of the experienced buyers Wilkinhon, who is working them hard for tho Miami game in which they ties In the harp. Furthermore, ho wound in the shoulder. The negroes brands. . .. . ,, well pleased with the opening snlcs at tho center of tho v/ho'csnlo busi­ will probably play in mld-scnson form. possesses, in tho words of critics, were drinking und terrorized tho Information was given out that the ness of Amoricn. "the power to make Ids audietico for­ neighborhood. When tho officers a r­ local club’s charter would arrive very and the wee’ ’h business of this now get harp and harpist and to think of Arrests Are Made rived they were barricaded in a two shortly and already great doings are firm that has ten sto es In Georgia grent orchestras, multitudes of volco SELLING COQUINA ROCK .dory house. Moro than oao hundred being planned on Charter night, when and have recently opened one here. for Georgia Lynchings nnd great tragedies, so broad nnd shots were fired during tho hour bat­ tho sun goes down and the moon comes Mr. Luther hns been with the ChurchIn this edition of tho Dnlly Herald Indictments Returned sweeping are his masterful Inter­ well Coinpnny for the past 12 years tle. Officers fired the house nnd up Sanford and Klwanls will shine. is nn advertisement of tho John Ham­ pretations." In short, ho is a and it can bo said of him that he lit­ when the negroes woro forced by tho mond Co., of New Smyrna calling at­ ( H r T h r A a a itr ln lrd I’r r a a l "Weaver of Dreams.” erally grew up with this business. He flumes to lonvo tho posse did not fire NO HAND CONCERT TONIGHT ATHENS, Gn., Jan. 20.—Jim Dool­ tention to the fact that his firm Js iH mnn and/his at them for fear of striking their own WILL BE HELD SUNDAY is na real real advertising am ortising ’J. | j now quarrying Coquina Rock nnd sol- ey, Hnmp Dooley, Herbert and Cal FRESH DISORDERS 11REAK OUT (non. Tho negroes escaped into a WEATHER UNSATISFACTORY AT CAIRO; MANY WOUNDED s r t r S i o.„‘ uun n i " siii hform - k i ....... *•........ — « - v Hnwkes, al white, were arrested by swamp. wanted. Coquina rock Is now the sheriff of Oconco county ate last Tho bund could play tonight and about nil kinds of advertising but he being used extensively for ronil build­ night in connection with tho alleged (H r T h r A aan rlatrd P rra a ) LONDON, Jan. 2(1.—A cable to tho ’RESERVED GREENS hns played colder nights than tills Is believes that good newspaper adver­ ing purposes and when it conics to lyncliings nnd illegal killings staged POISONS ENTIRE FAMILY at present but whnt is tho uso of ask­ tising with tho right goodH nnd tho buildings It hns tho rest of the mater­ in that county recently and following Evening Stnr from Romo todny says FOUR ARE DEAD ing people to corno out when wo right prices will bring homo tho ials bent a mile for nppenrnnces nnd indictments returned by tho grand it was reported there that fresh dis­ can wait until later and enjoy an bncon every timo. The Churchwell durability. Read the advertisement jury yesterday. Tho two Dooleys and orders had broken out In Cniro, Egypt, (Hy The Aaaoclatrd Preaa) . Co., put on nn advertising stunt last ThomnH are in tho Clnrku county Jail, resulting In 100 persons being wound­ afternoon at tho park. So tho band HOIS Idaho., Jan. 20.—Four In tho winter nt Fitzgerald and Moultrie In in this Issue nnd see John Hammond and Hnwkes is in tho Oconco county ed nnd inoro than ono thousand othors committee through the offices of family of Charles W. Tuttle, Cam­ which they gave away 00 turkoys nnd nt Now Smyrna jail. Tho dato fur hearing hns not injured. British troops, tho mossago bridge Iowa are (lend todny ns tho Frank Akurs announce that no band thoy nro nlwnyB looking for somebeen set. It was authoritatively stat­ mills, quelled tho Insurrection. Thus will bo hold tonight but tho result of' botulinuB poisoning from concert 1 11,1 will bo noiu ounuuy thing out of the ordlnnry to nttrnct | Chnrlio Butler, tho dispenser of ed todny that othor Indlctmonts nnd far no confirmation or donlal of re­ object will b«. hold1 Sumlw anting greens nt birthdny dinner for rregular i r S four o’clock nt which- tho attention of the people but they, sunshine was .in the c ty today tho nrrests will bo made soon In connec­ port reached London. younger dnughter Sunday. Two afterno rmnilnr brand of* know from nnst experience that tho guest of Dr. George Hyman. Ho tion with tho recent killing of throo dnughtors, two sons nro dead and tho timo It i« hopcc . J „ .|| Toll live dolly that ha. tho circulation I. may como back to talk to tho -people Tho Herald for tool Job printing. negroes last Dcccmbor, father not expected to llvo. TuttlcH a)l°your™rlond* an " n K h o ra . ! tho medium thromth which -the, n t ! of Sanford ...o r In tho . c o n . daughters preserved tho greens. WILL CONVENE AT JACKSONVILLE TODAY FOR MANY BIG THINGS • - II 0 A _ 1 —-1 I IlM ... I if * ■ mi A. L 4 *k| $ . . ■; �ih b .iiA ite i UVWUyr T H E SA N FO R D DAILYi HBRALDy W E D N E SD A Y , JA N U A R Y 25, 1922' -i'- MBS. FRRD DAIGBR, Socistr Hdltor, ,v. Phon#. SJ.7»W *iii •••ivi I I T on k * * » mmy trUm4» v l a l t t u *wm —41 a n ( s l i f a k r n k m *r SOCIAL CALENDAR Thursday—Every Week Bridgo Club meets with Mrs. W. J. Thigpen nt her homo on Park nvenuo at 3:00 o'clock. Thursday—Mrs. D. L. Thrasher en­ tertains tho members of tho Dupli­ cate Bridge Club at her home on Park avenue. Thursday—Mrs. Harry Hecrea enter­ tain the mombers of tho Merrle Matrons Bridgo Club at her home on East Second street. Thursday—Mrs. S. Puleston enter­ tains at bridgo at her home in Rose Cpurt complimenting Mrs. Porcy Moro, a recent bride. Thursday—Woman’s Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet at eight o’clock at the Court House. Friday—N. DoV. Howard Chaptor U. D. C., will meet at throo o’clock at tho Parish House. ii• Friday—Meeting of Mothers Club and "Toy Shower’ for tho Kindergarten at tho homo of Mrs. J. C. Rcnnctt on Magnolia avenue at 3 p. m, Saturday—Children’s story hour will be held at Central Park at four p. m. AND Hof-Mac Service Includes STARTING LIGHTING And IGNITION . SERVICE WE HAVE THE EQUIPMENT HOF-MAC BATTERY CO. 10 Stores in Gcorgla- Mrs.' Henry Purdon, Mrs. John Pur- were used in' docorating the- club don and Mrs. J. J. Purdon motored to rooms, forming a veritable floral bows cr for the scene of this lovely party. Ortahdo this morning. Tho tally cards werd also <hand Miss Virginia DcCoursdy spent tho painted in pink rosea, and when acoraa week end hero with hor pnrents, Mr. wore counted it wnadound that Mr*.' Julius Shultz held high score and was and Mrs. W. C. DcCoursey. '* presented a black candle atick hand Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Dean, of Nichol­ painted with pink roses. Tho refreshments carrying out the son, Go., wore tho week end guests of tholr brother, Dr. J. C. Dean and sistor pretty color motif of pink and whito,' consisting of strawborry ice cream, Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen. individual cakes, iced in pink and Mr. and Mrs. Waltor Twitcholl ond white, coffco with whipped cream; on Dick Twitcholl, of Daytona Beach, each plate was a dainty pink rose wore tho guests Sunday Mr. and bud. Those assisting Mrs. HousholdMrs. A. R. Key and Mrs. A. D. Koy cr in serving woro Mrs. W. T. Lang­ ley, M.’s. Ed. Botts, Mrs. F. E. Rouat their home on Park avnnuo. millnt and Mrs. Claude Howard. Mrs. Housholder was assisted in AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY entortaining by Mrs. D. P. Drummond, There will bo a meeting of tho Wo­ nnd Mrs. R. A. Newman had charge man’s Auxiliary of tho American Le­ of tho score cards. gion Thursday evening nt 8 o’clock at tho court house. All members aro WESTMINSTER CLUB. urged to bo present. The members of tho Westminster Mrs. W. C. DcCoursey had as hor Club held a very enthusiastic meeting guests at dinner on Sunday: Dr. and Monday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Mrs. Harry Garwood, Misses Ivy Lay­ John Baker, "Sunbeam" Cottago on * ton, and Virginia DcCoursey, and West First street. Tho afternoon was spent sewing Messrs. Howard Gnlalnt, Llnyd Lay­ ton, Charles and Edward Henderson. nnd mending for the hospital, nnd a short business session was hold, after which n social hour was enjoyed. Mrs. TURKEY SUPPER Tho Daughters of Wesley will have Baker serving chicken salad, olives, a turkey supper February 3rd nt the hot rolls and coffee ns refreshments. There were twenty-two members Parish House. Supper will be served present nt this interesting meeting. from five p. m. on. —■ t* A!+:i!iL MARKETS CELERY Carlot Shipments Reported for Tues­ day, January 25th: Florida—Snnford section ................ 8 Florida—Mnnnteo Section .............. 6 Cnllfomln—Southern D istrict......... 10 New York ........................ i lit i ; . •:*. i _ Total cars.....:................ ...... „..20 Destinations of Florida Shipments. Chicago, 6; Wnycross, 1; West Jacksonville, 8; Savannah, 2. Total 11 cars. ' '* No diversions reported. Shipping Point Information Tuesday, 1 January 24th SANFORD, FLA.: Worm, clear. Haulings light. Demand nnd move­ ment good, market firm. Cnrlost f. o. b. cash track. 10 inch crates, Golden Self Blanching in tho rough, $3.50. Telegraphic Reports from Important Markets NEW YORK: 10, cloar. Calif 8, Fin. 2, N. Y. 2 nrrived. Supplies of good stock limited. Demand moder­ ate for good stock, movemont limited, market steady. Fin’s 10 In crates Golden Self Rlunchlng, 4s-8s $4.00$4.50. CHICAGO: 10, partly cloudy. Cnllf 8, Fin. 3 arrived. 23 cars on truck. Demnnd nnd movement moderate, market firm. Flu’s 10 inch crates of Golden Self Blanching $5.00-$5.50, mostly $5.00. Announcing the U. I). C. MEETING VIOLET BRAND SALE The N. I)eV. Howard Chapter of tho Early in February U. D. C. will moot Fridoy afternoon nt Big showing of Ladies’ Whito goods, 3:00 o’clock at the Parish House. All Voiles, Tissues, Organdy nnd Import­ members aro requested to be present. Tuesday Night wns a busy time nt ed Wash Goods for Spring with low The Templo. Sovcrnl meetings were prices.—Yowell Co. 201-ltc ENTERTAINS AT DINNER in progress at the same time. Mrs. E. M. Carroll entertained most deligbtfuly at six o’clock dinner Sat­ Speer’s Sale begins Thursday, JanTile Business Womnn’c Circle had 201-lte urday evening at tier home on San­ I unry 20th. an enthusiastic meeting nnd plan each ford Heights. week to enlarge their activities. THE BAPTIST TEMPLE Covers were laid for Mrs. J. F,. Cour­ ier, Misses Hattie Brooks, May Kirk Mr. D. W. Dougins of Birmingham, Dr. George Hyman, the pastor has of DeLaud, Miriam Raisden of South returned from Clearwater, Florida., I Ala., assisted I)r. Hyman in tho meetCarolina, and Virginia DcCoursey and whore lie bad charge of a series of U® had charge of tile music. Messrs. Lloyd I.nytonn, Howard Gal­ meetings for eight days. There woro -------lant, Charles and Edward Henderson, large audiences at all the services and Uio Temple is proud of the new of DcLnnd. 25 members were added to the church nnd bulletins on front of tho After dinner a splendid musical pro­ over there. I)r. Hymnn reports n 1building. These were the gift of gram was rendered by Misses Virginia wonderful trip and hns many pleasant Hon. F. P, Foster. DcCoursey und Miriam Baisden. things to say .in regard to the church Tho Executive committco of tho B. and city of Clearwater. SOCIAL DEPARTMENT BRIDGE V. P. U. met nnd under tho leader­ Mrs. E. F. Housholder wns the grnThe Scout Mnster, Mr. Haddock wns ship of the Bible Readers Lender is clous hostess yesterday nfternoon nt able to qunlify n number of scouts in doing the best work nlong this line In bridge for tho Social Department of their special call meeting. Tho Troop .vernl ycurs past. the Woman’s Club. There being 11 Scouts nt tho Temple is moving for­ tables of players. The Music Committee met to con­ ward nt rapid poeo ond in tho future Quantities of exquisite, fragrant it is expected a now troop will have sider tho resignation of Miss Sara roses in tho vnrying tones of pink to he added. Mnrdre ns Orgnnist. It was with re­ grets tlint tho samo hnd to bo ac­ cepted. Miss Mnrdre wns forced to resign on nccount of her hcnlth. Sho hns been n power in the Templo ser­ -1 Store in Florida vices and hns nmdo many friends. Mrs. Schello Maines, who hns served so acceptably us associate organist, wns elected to succeed Miss Mndrc ns the orgnnist. Mrs Maines is an ex­ cellent orgnnist and is held in tho highest ostecn by all who know her. SELLS IT FOR LESS GLORIA SWANSON ELLIOT DEXTER In ■ U k u n M tfn M n iu u m M n ia i 2 D O N ’T fvhii E V C R Y T H IN C i Why More? What’s the use to pay thirty-five dollars and up for a Suit, when you can buy the newest Spring models in r / all-wool TAILORS HELD UP CINCINNATI, Jan. 25.—Two ban­ dits today held up offico attaches of the Nnsh Tailoring company at tho point of guns, robbed them of tho company pay roll, amounting to $8, 058 nnd escaped. YOWELL CO. Announce Their Annunl Violet Hrnnd Snlo Enrly in February 201-ltc standard hand-tailored clothing at Churchwells for— $17.50 $25.00 Speer’s Salo begins Thursday, Jan­ uary 20th. 201-ltc » | * | j * j f * y • M Also “Man vs. Woman” a 2-part Comedy , C h a s. Brady, th e Baritone Soloist, w ill sing every ! " *• Wednesday •** > ; Friday—May McAvoy in “Everything 5 ■ for Sale” “Beal It’ a 2-part comedy * — ------ W OOD OAK and PINE Stove and Fire Place Transferring Call Us for Prompt Service WARD & RIVE F.P.Rines 105 Palmetto Avenue Phone 481-J G E N E R A L REPA IR IN G West First St. Old Ford Ginp Phone No. 44'MV A lot of people think they are tak­ ing tho matter under advisement when they simply aro killing time. Speer’s Sulo begins Thursday, Jan­ Looks uary 2<Jth. 201-ltc Georgia. Early Dresses, derwear onrly in like it might snow—in Spring Showing of Silk Enrly Spring Showing of Silk Blouses, Muslin and Silk Un­ Dresses, Blouses, Muslin and Silk Unin tho "Violet Iirnnd Salo" derwenr in tho "Violet Brand Sals" February at Yowell Co. ouriy in February at Yowell Co. 201-4 tc 201-Re When you smoll perfume on n mnn Do you tell everything you know! you aro safe in asking him how ho is If you do sco the picture at tho Star getting nlong with his tatting. , tonight nnd reform. [The Churchwell Mrs. Knthrinkn Schnrfer, of New York, is stopping nt tho Montezuma while in tho city for a short visit. T C U . DIRT Is one of the few things th a t never depreeiates in value. Buy a lot NOW in Sanford, and in a few years you will have made money on your investm ent. The fellow th a t never sta rts anything is foolish to expect to get anywhere. And you don’t have to take our word for it, JUST WATCH THE OTHER FELLOW [ » ! | [ ! ■ Meisch Realty Co.j A. P. CONNELLY, A gent S (Men's Department) TURKEY SUPPER Have you bought th a t new Spring Suit yet Come in and look these 2 over. You m ight find ju st w hat you are looking for and the price is al- * FRIDAY, FEB. 3, 1922 ways right. The Gasoline Price I AT THE PARISH HOUSE Men’s Shoes a,Kfc: yf Sk •• • ----- BY----- DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY M K ahtalQ liiitaM M ilD Men’s Solid L eather Shoes, g u aran teed to give satisfaction The Last Chance!! $3.50 to $7.00 TO GET CHEAP n»t»i The present price of Gasoline in purely a local condition ns g the wholesale price has not declined but lc per gallon. We are giving our customers n real service and High Grude Gas­ oline nnd we are ready and willing at all times to meet our competitors’ price. BUY | 65 Gravity Gas from Us, gallon.............j •t) Il1nrt *'"?* r<-i*vr 30x3‘A U. S. Non-Skid T ir e s................. $10-90 f M.i ,).i r L*li. v . • ij r . .1 I 15c and 20c DOZEN Extra large ones, doz............ 25c Bunches from ..... $1.00 to $1.50 !FrankAkers Tire Co. VULCANIZING CAR ON TRACK NEAR EX ■\ . J , . Sanford’s New Store----------- — ---------- ----------------Men’s Department jj PRESS OFFICE U—Olfi. First and Him Avenue kv i * Yi *i Phone 447- �;• •- ' tr .™ -JR \ v. t* TH E SA N FO RD D A ILY HERALD, T H U R SD A Y , JA N U A R Y 2 6 ,1 9 2 2 LGU SANFORD DAILY HERALD only bring* to mind ngaln tho fact that Sanford noeds a big tourist hotel or additions on tho hotels that wo now have. It Is true that many times the hotels are not filled but tho tourist hotel iden Is to fill them in tho win­ ter and take enre of tho pcoplo that menu so much to Sanford in many ways. Wo need a tourist hotel hero nnd it would bo n paying proposition from tho start. This is tho next big tiling to start in Sntiford. Tho golf links nnd country club nro an assured fact and will bo built by Snnford poo- SM ALLEST O F HOUSES Whorens, Our Heavenly Father in his great wisdom has callod unto Him­ self our denr Sister, -Mrs. Trcssa Chapman, Therefore Bo It Resolved, that wo P U 1IL 181 I E H 9 tho members of the Order of tho H. J . II O I.I .V _________ ___________ R d l l o r If. J . l . l l . I . A I I D ___ B e e r e l a r r - T r r a a n r r r Eastern Stnr of Seminole Chnpter I I . A . M C K I.......................d r n r r n l M n n n a r r No. 2, do extend our lo* ing sympathy C . I,, l i t W I N ____ C i r c u l a t i o n M a n a g e r !’hcme l t d u p In OlOO 1*. M. to hor dear fnmlly, and we do wish A d v e r l l e l n g l l n l r a S la d e K n o w n o n to express to them our frntornnl love A p p licatio n and how wo shall miss hor. She was H u b a c r l p l l o n I ' r l c e In A d v a n c e a true and loving member with us nnd "One V e n r ............................................... .....$0.00 This institution, whose success nnd strength has HI* M o ni ka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 .0 0 p|c. her life wns a grent inspiration to all i t X D e l i v e r e d In C i t y b y C a r r i e r been builded by n loyal people, whose most valu. O n e W e e k ........ .................... ............10 C e n l a thnt wns noble nnd true. There Is no death Young couplo at Palm Beach mot T h e b i g 13- t o IN -p n g e W e e k l y H e r ­ able nsset is the confidence, trust nnd esteem of a ld e n t l r r l y cover* S em in o le C o u n t y in the morning nnd were married that Our friend but passed . a n d la p ii b l l a h e d e v e r y F r l d n y . A d v e r those who know it best nnd whose highest en­ ' t l a l n g r o t e * m a d e k n o w n o n n p p l l c a - night. They will probably bo divorc­ To brighter, happier spheres i t l e a . D r m o r r n t l r In p o ll tl c a . $.1-10 p e r We miss her for she hns worked y e a r , n lt v a y * In n d » n n c e . ________________ ed the next day after their pnrents llnd deavor is to attain still higher plains of servicewith us MU>I I l l ' l l T i l l ! A S S O C I A T E D I'H E H S it out. In onrller, plensnnt years. wishes you a happy, healthful nnd prosperous But Fnith low whispers, we shall MOVIES AND TIIE SCHOOLS New Year. stand And moot her so loved again Tho I.cngue of Notions is assuming Three thousand Chicago school chil­ Upon the honvcnly hills. shape. dren told about their movie attend, Be It Further RoHolvod, thnt n -----------o----------mice and tastes in response to n quescopy of these resolutions he recorded Ford has signed the Muscle Shonls tionnuirc sent out by Mrs. Kstclln L. Tills is No. 10 IIy.de Purk pluce, on n "Poclnl pnge in the Secretary’s contract. Congress had better do like- j Moulton, former chairman of the better films committee of the Illinois Muyswnler mud. England. I: l,s the, b9°k of our Chapter, a copy he sent wise. council of Pnrent-Tenchor nssocin- s' uiiIIiisi house In London, and Ih also to the Snnford llornld, and a copy he believed to he the HiniillcHt house In sent to her fnmily. Tampn Times says the lunch men tlons. Of these, 87 per cent attended the world. It Is no larger tliun a big ' (Signcd, have been warned to clean up. Good from one to seven or more shows ev­ imeklng box. MRS. ALFRED LIMA idea. So many of them look like they ery week. MRS. HARRY KENT "I go to the movies nine times a quarters. At tho same time there is needed a bath. Mrs. R. L. GRIFFIN. week, every night and also in the af- need of better faeilities for financing ---------- o----------Committee. their wilful distrustion of linhes. being the Sixtli day of the month da ternoon on Saturday and Sunday,” was homo owners. The ns... « . . . . I , .. _ ... it-iinum tin onii, non r iiwnent. i .lie new. building ihiiiiiiiik * St. Petes bachelor mayor likes one. i mu> tint* uumm,, . , , i*. . . . . „ ... the answer of one youngster to tho roc at on s popular nnd, we unilerTheir salutation “Aloha mci the ing the legal hours of sale, th« folio* pieco bathing suits, says tho Orlando .. , , New goods arriving dally for the '. . . <iuery, "How many times a week do stand, it lias applications for more ing described real estate in Semlix* Sentinel. He must he a regular guy, 1 , : „„ Big “Violet Brand Sale” early in formed meaning “Great gratitude,” S. A. Hutchins wns complainant, ts, you go to the movies" than it will be prepared to loon for and for n bachelor ho is certainly go­ 201-Itc the lotter “Everything I have is Edward N. Bnisloy and Mary’ “ With several hundred of the chil­ some time. But one association can February.—Yowoll Co. ing Rome. yours’’—only proves the beautiful Bnisloy wore defendants, J, ScfceU* dren who responded to the question- not cover the whole field. Lakeland’s -o In “A NIGHT IN HONOLULU," character of the race, Had Captain Moines, Special Master in said cauia, ... , # m are, attendance a t ,tho, , movies ,,is n financial affairs should he so orgnnThnt alleged diRcovery of synthetic fixed hub t,” dechired Mrs. Moulton. ized thnt any reputable person, who 1^® author, Hnwnrd McKcnt Barnes, Cook not violated tho hospitality of County, Florida, to-wit: North half 0 German gold hns heoti found to be a "Answers such as, 'I always go two jH the owner of a clear lot, could hor- has tried to clearly Hot forth the true *be ,,at*iVCH bo would never have siif- Southwest quarter of Southwest qu«. fnke. Something like the reparations The ter of Section Twenty-nine. Townthf* times a week except in Lent; 1 never row the money with which to build a character of the nntlvos of Hnwnli. fored the pennlty of dentil. we suppose nnd the iden, that Europe Hnwniinns appearing in the piny nt Twenty, South, Range Thirty East on it. would ever pay tho United States in go in Lent,’ and T always go every house Experience shows thnt most of tho Th“r° hnv®.bccn mnn> ’ works bV th o , the Stnr Theatre, Friday, Jan. 27th. situate, lying and being in Seminol# anything hut synthetic gold. We paid Friday night as there is no school tho cities of the United States have been enr,y "»"«l™‘>rics which only served They have recently arrived in this County, Florida. next day,’ indicated the regularity of our “sympathetic gold’’ nnd receive Terms of sale: Cash. Purchaser to their movie-going. Indeed, Friday, built on thnt basis. The fnult Is not to bc instnnres °r gross libels against country from Honolulu nnd the dnn“synthetic gold.” with Lakoinnd alone hut with the tbc characteristics of the most cors nre not to ho rivaled inthis ’ pay for deed, Saturday and Sunday now mean at­ -----------o----------At Kontio' hospitable people in the world,country. Catchy music, good singing,1 Dated the Fifth dny of January, tendance at the movies as definitely moneetnry affairs of the nation. The people or individual that started the same time, the need for housing Tho love nature, freedom pretty girls and a grent cast makes 1022. as Sunday used to mean attendance at that run on a Georgia bank ought to is so imperative thnt Lakeland should of tho woo',s- tho cnross of tho sweot( this one of the best shows of the seaSCIIELLE MAINES, be Hcnt to jail for a long term where illbo,,b do all it can to promote building, of R l c t," tl,,, flowprR thnt c,0*° lo Ron1-G-o.n.w.Gtc Special Mail* they eould have time to learn th at' Tbu ,iuosl,on, “What kind of pic­ tures do you prefer?" brought out course with full recognition of the th® r brcaRJ« tht'n Hicy revel in the auch reports maliciously circulated can ,MASTER’S SAI.E NOTICE cause trouble to any hank at any time. a wealth of matter which reformers only conditions under which the aver- ro ,in« ,,f th® Rpa* wb,l° thc «»«»«"and statisticians may well ponder. age citizen of small means ran own t|,in str,,«m croo,'R “ low "ll’lo(ly to Such rejiorts nro always given cred­ Under nnd by virtue of a decree of Bids will lie received liy the BouJ tho worshipper nt its shrine. This “The pictures I like best are those his home.—Lakeland Telegram. ence by tiie public and like lighting a devotion to nnturc can almost ho snid foreclosure entered on the Fourth dny of County Commissioners of Seminolj which scare you," "Good, sensible pic­ woods fire cannot Imj extinguished un­ to lie their religion. In this sun­ of January, 1022, in thnt certain cause County, Florida, at the Court Houh tures where people are very poor and BY ORDER OF THE COURT til tho damage is done. light they see the smile of the Great lately pending in tho Circuit Court, in Sanford, Florida, for the purchait grow rich," “Guns and police wagons, because people arci . nallo sad «and excitspite ofI Ithe weather ofll last night, spirlt* nn'1 whnt Kronl®r tr,bute could Seventh Judicial Circuit, Seminole of a tractor for said Seminole Court;, 1 1 s-1 ft t a Ll i ft u iim t t L (l » lu in i, »| »iv » in s 1 • " o iin ll M II I I U U IM W U IIV IIL T A I«n now wonders iJ pTnnl ufe lf wl-...... r r «vol» witb Uurto" Holmes.” , tho Earl Hawk Stock Co., nt the tent Pay to the Creator; than wth a County. Florida, in Chancery, wherein up till 10 o’clock n. m., February 7th, huvuii will offer for sale nnd soli to tho 1922. Plant t h a t - i l l , "*MyHtcry’ but not to° ‘U‘L,p’’’ " I‘ot8 " f tbeatrc ,lrcw a fair,y K00'1 ■l*cd a «d- showC h e n rt. " ml Pl,ro th°ught to highest and best bidder, at tho front he will discover a celery jtlnnt The County Commissioners remit uk henrt, heart 1n lettuce lettuce plant nlnnt f,«btinK wben nu‘» aru bravt> antl ienco to witness the play "By Order "bnw a Pprcelntlon for the symbols never have black door of the Court House of Seminole the right to reject any nnd nil bids. of his benevolence. of the Court '* 1 1 ,1 ,lia ounevmenco. Their krent love i , will .m ihead, I fight that will not go ,to seedi hut * for „ a *girl,” ’ “Good hooks like I’ol* County, in Snnford, Florida, on the E. A. DOUGLASS, up in warm weather and iliscover a y,,n,,u’ #|,*ow| lh n*8 ,a re pic* ’ The play, a down East drama on f"r thl>ir ° " BPrinK ,,c"PrHV^ «>«»* first Monday in February, 1922, same l-17-onw-5tc Girl the order of “Way Down East" was cim,s ^l«choo«Is circulated about lures of fisheries,’, and good western plant tliht will pack itself and always ” “Educational pictures liko !well received, and thoroughly enjoyed. ~ go to the markets in good shape with■H E n H H Q U L l E m Z U C E U t ] M U ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M B M B B E D H I i a H a M t ] ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n s suit out any icing wo will say "bravo" the Lincoln Ilighivaymiin,” nre types And tho l)ig tent theatre was wellof the answers received. heated and comfortable. "uzzn" and then some. The hoy who said ho wont to the The hill tonight is "Just Plain Mol-----------u— movics nine times a week doubtless |y,” a story of life in a New York There are many big deals pending that came to his studio building, dealing with nctors In Sanford just now—deals that can-1MM'' ' ' 1' pUlim . i not he made public for mnny reasons I ndK,,borho“d’ rt,yar,llc3H of ,UH Pr«- j «ncl musicians. \ beautiful story and full of good —hut deals that wil make Sanford a roiuis. In order to determine tho actual ef- comedy. One of the features for tobig city. Outside capital is coming foot of the movies upon tho school night is tiie double dancing numhur of in Snnford. It is up to tin* people of work of the pupils, teachers in six Jack Vinsen nnd Miss Irene DeArmfigure good returns on the investment schools were asked to indicate the pu­ oml. The company is playing this in Snnford. It si up to the people of pils who stood highest or lowest in week under the auspices of the Ameri­ Snnford to look ahead far enough to scholarship and deportment in each can Legion, and they are presenting realize that nit optimistic spirit at all times will bring home the bacon while j room' Tho ‘'“tH comP,,wl in ruP* some of the latest stock releases and the narrow passimistic spirit will keep ri’sc*dativo districts of the city sliow- giving the public a good clean show. ihi* town iown back l.n.-L f,)|* iht* next hundred ad that tiie 2 •.i host pupils used .19*1 Tonight is also grocery store night, £ tho tickets in one week, whereas the 275 the company giving away a number of ■ years. poorest pupils used fiO.'i tickets week­ groceries. ly. Another item of interest brought i)ur idea of the Snnford restaurants to light by the questionnaire is that DEMONSTRATION AT THE •serving celery during the celery sea­ tho children in the poor tenement dis­ BALL HARDWARE CO. son has met with instant response tricts attend the movies ns frequent­ from tiie city at large. It would lie a ly as tiie children in the best residen­ Mrs. M. H. Miller is at the store fine thing for Snnford to take up this of the Ball Hardware Co. this week mutter and show the visitors that one tial suctions. According to the data received, hoys demonstrating the Florence Automat­ city in Florida believed in advertising and girls in the six schools covered ic Stove nnd the Aristas Flour. Thu the Florida products. If Sanford is by the questionnaire spent $920 a the largest winter vegetable section week on tho movies, muking the total stove demonstration is for the Ball Hardware Co., and the* Aristas Flour •in tho world and this has already been for tho year reach the astonishing fig­ is being demonstrated for the C. W. conceded, the visitor wants to see ure of $10,000. Zaring Co., of this city. Thu South­ ‘•»eao vegetables on the tables at a After serving two years on the bet­ western Milling Co., is sending Mrs. reasonable figuro or free if possible— ter films committee and giving close Miller all over the country demon- Q this, of course, would have to be ar­ study to the motion picture situation Uniting this flour and sin* has boon J ranged between the Chamber of Com­ as it affects school children, Mrs. for the past four days at the Mor- 3 merce, tho farmers and the restau­ Moulton says: Mr. W. II. Tolbert, a special rep­ chants nnd Manufacturers Exposition J rants. No business can he asked to resentative of The Schaefer"The publicity given to surveys nnd on the lake front. Mrs. Miller hakes J give something away without the co­ discussions on this subject lire arous­ some of tho finest of cakes and bread M n Weedon Tailoring Co., of Cin­ operation of all concerned. Newspa­ ing both parents and teachers to the and biscuits nnd shows what tin* Flor- H cinnati, will he with us Friday pers are the only ones giving anything vital need of improvement in the films once stove will do in furnishing n J and Saturday, January 27th and away and we would not ask oilier lines on which hoys and girls spend their quick und satisfactory heat and whnt ■ to do this. 28th, taking orders for Spring leisure* time. The educational shows the Aristas Flour will do in tho cook- i ---------- o----------for children which are now being ing line. Shu does all the cooking in J nnd Summer Clothing. He will All the hotels in Sanford were filled given in many cities on Saturday the big window of tho Ball llardwnro have several model suits made up Inst night and the S. R. O. sign mornings can ho traced directly to the , (’0i jn plnin sight and is ready and up to show you the workman­ wns up early in the evening. This has untiring efforts of the parent-teacher willing to answer all questions per­ ■ u occurred several times this soason und associations."—Tampa Times. ship, and tailoring they turn out. taining to tiie cooking and linking and nit o ---------give thu housewives some valuable in­ « We would he glad to have you KEEP ON BUILDING formation on subjects of tho culinary M N call, and inspect this line before A warm friend of the Telegram art. Attend the demonstration und N n placing your Spring order. takes exception to a recent editorial seo tho work. M M statement that Ijikelund needs un In­ N The Schaefer-Weedon line is definite increase in its housing faci­ H fci IM fc* M Hi ha ha ftj ho M n well known in Sanford. lities. In support of Iuh view, he M cites nn instance of u mun who has K\ PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR ha • • •• built a beautiful little bungalow hut IM ha, has not yet been able to find a cash M ha hi hi la la Us lu tv* na buyer. Thnt looks liko a practical demon- ] Feb. 13.—Saint Agnes’ Valentine stratlon, hut it is not. It does not party, prove that tho people do not need the Fob. 21-2?—Woman’s Club Colonial n party. nuw houses, hut those who need them • • *• . • ».» \ have not the ready eush to pay for Feb. 21.--Charity Ball. ,ri them. • If they hud the money, they Jap 31.—Song Recital—Mrs. Luciilo Aspinwull Tnkuch. would build for thomsolvos. Tho need for more houses is evi­ Phones 407-494 dent from tho prasent high rate of Suit water mullet, 10c a lb. Tillis’ WELAKA BLOCK rents nnd from tho number socking Market, Hill’s New Building, Sanford und unnblo to find satisfactory, avenue. 202-ltp, \ F « b l l a k r d m r j r n f t r r a o o a n t f p t R un 4 n r nt t h e H e r a l d I l u l l d l o a , 107 M a g n o lia A ve„ H anford, F la . THE HERALD PRINTING CO. The Bank of Safety Security-Service »tf.<ii j , The Peoples Bank of Sanford 11 1 h i Friday and Saturday January 27-28 s M ade-T o-Measure Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and V egetables aSf. Sanford Shoe & Clo. DEANE TURNER S j i.U, .__ . �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1922 bn»* PALM DEACH CITIZENS 1922 CALENDAR PADS MAKE HIGH BIDS FOR Thoro is nothing qulto so hnndy, CITY RONDS! FINE SPIRIT quite so useful, quite so indispcnslblo for tho busy office man ns tho calen­ dar desk pad. It helps you Ly re­ ( U r T h e A sso c iate * P re s s ) WEST PALM BEACH, Jan. 24.—It member, it pives you tho day nnd wns announced throuRhout the stato dnte, it gives you just what you wnnt some time nRo that T. T. Reese, of nnd when you want it. 1922 Cnlcnthis city, actiiiR for tho Fnrmera' dnr pnds just received from tho fact­ Ilnnk nnd Trust Company, of West ory—tho bccond shipment—tho first Palm Bench, had purchased $350,000 shipmont wns exhausted in ono week. worth of municipal improvement Got n 1922 Calendar pnd before they bonds nt $101.02 and accrued interest, nro all pono. Desk stands for the hut the way the purchase wan made is calendars if you have none. another story. Mr. Reese houRht tho bonds at private auction nt which tho NOTICE bidding was fast und furious. Tho nnnual mooting of tho Library Tho City Commission had refused n Association will ho hold Thursday, hid of $99,50 for tho bonds and nl* Jnn. 20th at 8:00 I*. M. nt tho Library thnuRh tho commissioners expressed rooms, Womnn’s Club. All members themselves ns not in favor of a pri­ of the association arc urped to attend vate snlo they decided to hear n pro­ ns important business will be trans­ posal from Mr. Reese when he appear­ acted. ed before that body. Mr. Reese offer­ ed par nnd accrued interest Early Spring Showinp of Silk W. A. Dutch nlso was present and Dressos, Blouses, Muslin nnd Silk Un­ after Mr. Reese had spoken stated derwear in the "Violet Brnnd Snlo" that ho wished to ho heard. IIo had early in February nt Yowoll Co. . not expected tho sale of tho bonds to 281-4 tc be attempted, ho said, hut neverthe­ —AT THE— less ho would offer a quarter point more thnn Mr. Reese. "I’ll make it a half," rotorted Mr. Reese. Dutch raised him an eiRhth. By this time the commissioners had scented out of the ordinary. Mayor Carmichael assumed the role of auc­ tioneer. Reeso offered $100.00, and Dutch shoved it up another notch, blddiuR sec-sawed back and forth until Dutch AT TODAY offered $100.90 upon which he asked the commission to hold the mutter over Iuntil another meetiiiR, when he would be in a position to make a “substan­ tial" bid. ■ --------------------------------------- ■ "Come on,” said Reese, "I'll make ■ springin*g up anti within another six ■ it $100.91." years instead of 17 courses within 100 Dutch raised it to $100,92, still urg- [ MONDAY, miles of Orlando there will ho forty. Golf Is the kinR of recreation, Or­ 1hr that tho sale he postponed. He WEDNESDAY, [ lnndo, as the Rolf center of Florido, dropped out when the hid had climbed [ enjoys a distinction which all citizens to $101.02. The commission deciddo ! interested in the future ofthiscity nnd the bid was Rood cnnuRh to warrant ■ FRIDAY NIGHTS ■ section ntny well be proud of.—Or­ a privute sale, a motion was made that of each week it be accepted, and it wns so ordered ! lnndo Sentinel. unanimously. STAR ALASHO—THE COM-’ CENTER OF FLORIDA Six yonrs turn A. C. Hnrt of Orlnndo had a vision. It wns this: Orlando ill be the huh, the heart, of golf in Florida, and eventually tho nicccn for followers of the came in tho South­ east. That vision conceived by tlio poIf engineer is realized, as far as Orlando nnd Florida are concerned. It seems unbelievable, yet it in a fact that within n radius of 100 miles of Orlando there are seventeen Rolf courses. These are ns follows: 1. Orlnndo Country Club Rolf course, 18 holes. ; 2. West Orange Country Club olf course, Oakland, Orange County, 18 holes, 17 1-2 miles west. ,'l Winter Park County Club, Rolf ourse, Winter Park, OranRo County, - i holes, 1 miles north, •I Sanford Country Club golf ourse. proposed, Sanford, Seminole -ourity, 18 holes, 22 miles north. 8 BeLaud Country Cluo Rolf ourse, Ilel.and, Volusia County, 18 coles north, d Lake County Country Club, olf course. Kustis, 18 nnd 0 holes, ke County, :il miles west rtnd north;est. Ocala Country Club Rolf course, holes, ou miles northwest. R Silver Lake Estates, nonr Loostirr, Lake County, I) holes, 52 miles ortInvest, 9 Ilocklrdire Country club, Rock«Im. Rrevard County, D holes, 50 (tiles southeast. 10 Daytona Country Club, Daytona olusia, County, 18 holes, 05 miles ®*1 and northeast. 11 Ortnaml Country Club Rolf onrse. V.dusia County, 18 holes, 08 WM northeast. Il-ickledRO, Dnytonn nnd nrnmd r ,.<< ronchod over now enst ,wM Wffh'Wjf, Orlando to Titusville. 12 Kissimmee Counrty Club Rolf nurse, t . dmtncc, Osceola County, nnles, miles south, 1- Mountain I.nko County Club, n l: County 18 holes, -10 miles south nil southeast. II Florence Villa Golf course, o'k County, !) holes, 40 miles southajt. IS r!nrt°w Country Club Rolf nurse. Polk County, 0 holes, 05 miles outhwest. lfl Tampa, Tnlmn, Coin Kolf nurse, Hillsborough County, 18 holes, ’ Hides southwest. 17 Tampa, Rocky Point Rolf nurse HillshorouRh County, 18 holos, 1 miles southeast, [!wil11,0 observed that tho splendid ° f courses nt Clenrwntor, St. Foters"rir, Jacksonville, St. Augustine, , , , “nch, and Miami nro not Inin the nhove Ustl It hns shown n u rn are seventeen Rolf courses "mn a radius of less than 100 miles Orlando—the Golf Center of FHra. l(i\PrV K°^ courso I" neccsslblo nnd , , ,thrco hours rido of Orlnndo fr irick or nsphnlt hlRhwnya. Tho ‘k-ruvny between Plymouth nnd Mt. nm is under construction nnd tho l highway which will bo cut <istnneo to RockledRo, Dnytonn, ' rnioml Is now being surveyed ' a-'tual construction will atnrt In short time. Tl'is is something for Orlnndo to about, ndvortiso nnd publleh. A r*“.m was conceived by n Rolf onustnst six yenra ngo and today It an nctuallty. More courses aro IjlllRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllg S The present price of Gasoline is. purely a local condition ns the wholesale price has not declined but lc per gallon. We are giving our customers a real service and High'Grndc Gas­ oline and we are ready and willing at all times to meet our competitors' price. ■ 3 ■ -------------------------------------------------------------------- - , A now play of Hnwii, by Howard MeKont Barnes, is told in three nets. A beautiful Ilawiinn Rlrl, deserted by her lover, an EnRlishman in a spirit of rovcnRU substitutes the child of his white wife for thnt of her own which has died and rears her ns a native. She is afterwards known as "Knlnma," a dnnelriR girl of Hawaii. She is soURht after by the white people, flattered nnd favored by them, but when her heart poos out to a white man nnd the sentiment Is re­ ciprocated, the old fateful harrier atnnds in the way; the inter-mlnRllnR of-1lie race is confronted. IIow the author works out this situation is most absorbingly told in "A NIGHT IN HONOLULU,” which is shortly to he seen nt the Princess Theatre, Friday January 27th. PRESS FOR KAR1L ACTION WASHINGTON, Jan, 25.—A group of house members from nine southern states was proparinp '.to- ■ dny to press for early conpresslonnl l action on a resolution by Rep. Scott, republican, Tennessee, doslpncd to re­ * cover from the Federal povernment ■ $118,000,000 collected in cotton taxes ■ durinp the three years followlnp the Civil war. SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETEllY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West First Street You can pet a perfectly pond hair­ cut for 40c at the Barber shop, Sec­ ond street. 25U-5fp FAKE GASOLINE requires thnt every individual having TANK IS PUT TO n gross income of $5,000.00 or more STRANGE USE file Incomo Tax return regardless of amount of net income. Here’s a story about a nut, The Do Nut Pay Kxhorhitnnt pi Ices for as­ funny part of it is, hr* is a rich nut: sistance In preparing your return. Send for simple form upon which to thnt is to say he has pot the cash. furnish information necessary to pre­ R, G. Hausell tells tho story. So pare roturn. Maximum price on farm­ it is true. ers re.urns $5.00 nnd evory farmer A man blew into town, nn-atiiutt this whoso return is prepared will ho fur­ town, in a heel. It was, in one sense an irdinary heel. Thnt is to say, it nished without charge ono 1022 Farm looked like other enrs and to all in­ Record. This record devised for far­ tents nnd purposes ncted like the mers exclusively nnd fills n long felt rest. But there was ono essential need for a farm record sufficiently LTiip'.o to bo of nny benefit to farm­ difference. ers. Retail prico $2.00. This ear had two pasoline tanks, EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE PRE­ Yes, sir, two pasoline tanks. And whnt do you suppose tho drive of PARING RETURNS this car—the nut—carried in the secFile yours now and get it off your ond gasoline tank ? mind. You would never puess. A, S. CLARK, Public Accountant Hnuselt in a truthful man, so wo I*. O. Box 1881 Jacksonville, Fla. hnvo no hesitation In tollinp whnt ho told oh. He is cashier of the First nntionnl Bank, and tho treasurer, NEW THINGS AT THE IIERALI) OFFICE plory be, of tho new bnskot hall club, He said the nut hail thirty thousand Thank you cards, Birthday cards, dollars in Kold in that fako pasoline nnd folders, Valentino assortment tank. That lie wns tho sort of nut just arrived. 1922 calendar Pnds who had no fnith in banks, none in hi-ro nt Inst, Plnco cards, nut cups, his country, nnd hnrdly nny in ids fel­ Tnlly enrds, All kinds of Invitations, low man, and Ijo was carrying his for­ Gift cards, Greeting cards, Congratu­ tune nround with him, wrnppod In lations, Shut in cards, Sympathy enrds nnd Birth announcements. cotton hnttlnp. Thirty thousnnd in Rold. Think it o v e r . — Orlando Reporter YOWELL CO. Announco Star. . Just liko tho story of n man who Their Annual Violet Brand Snlo hnd an extra tank on his car coming Early in February through Sanford. It looked suspici­ 2fll-4tc ous, It was suspicious nnd ho waB arrested nnd the tnnk searched and in «« f t whnt do you think wns found? in la m h i m in WhiBkoy? No, moonshine. : Cleanliness is next to Godliness We invite tho public and all users of ELDER SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring and in our method of handling its product. Why take a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles, D The Ford people of Sanford as well as the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water sent you and protect your health. « * ■ ■ Elder Springs Water Co. SANFORD FLORIDA ■ \ Advertising Columns of The Herald AulomiMIe* C * M m* N » • lift, M il 1>wk| f t *J II MIHI 1-uiVW U II l III CiUf i n U ItW-l t'-m U k i ■ - I 'V , f - i**) f t « «. - 4 ■*..li. f . '<-*.' m*4V'f* wVilUtf*. *' mt c Employmm! HM «-i-l *(*'•M VffVui Nn «W4fl|-a« mmA *rt tr-r * tfesrn.-.. llBL Kmpluymrnl yc uni tuns.* iu #1TItM » wttVy. M» Ut , .7TVmriT T ifWil ****4jJM H iMHtfi »V —I Itrrfi * * i- j -.&• 4, f . 1 •> t - * rtv M r* :Z »* ISTOV-VflS’*4 ,.. 'rrv.pR^-iM. raflS-B Mi•*.-* i mrT.vv“ m yc Em[t|a| mfnl a D ***■*'• «• *>*! 14-» « m t « AHTIfUULFLOHI HI J J, / »"» uj ifm ... j*.vv*y** aITiimfi1“"tl ||-, ■*sf jr?. ul N>|« ..-41 & V>1« ^ *■( n u t «u»« i f t H (f.i CtDviljllCf PW w s t l S t S f e t r;r 'i*v»I a The Greatest Shopping Center in Town is the Classified Advertising Section of t m The Sanford Daily Herald s TURKEY SUPPER FRIDAY, FEB. 3,1922 . AT THE PARISH HOUSE Announcing the VIOLET BRAND SALE ----- BY----Early in February * "* i *r* ■ ”l 4 t I*, ' (jlk Big showing of Ladles’ White goodi, DAUGHTERS OP WESLEY Voiles, Tissues, Organdy nnd cd Wash Goods for Spring with low prices.—Yowoll Co. 261-4tc| M h h M M I I l h E I V l l I 1018 West Flmt Street SA FETY FIRST !R . S. H O L L Y ! Save money by buylnp your season ticket to the Lyceum Course. $2.00 for tho season or 75c for each admis­ sion. 200-tfc Phone 447-W 5 First and Elm Avenue ■ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- ■ VULCANIZING i Learn to Dance 3 don’t be a wallflower ■ [ Frank Akers Tire Co. i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ---------------------------------------- ■ ■ u The Revenue Act of 1921 Ono-fourth off on Sterling Silver for ono week only nt McLnu!lln s^ ^ 8 to 1(1 o’clock ■ U. S. Non-Skid Tires ................------------$10.90 :M 3 0 x 3 '/ 2 3 ; ■ ■ 65 Gravity Gas from Us, gallon............ 22V£c 5 3■■ W om an's Club 3■■ 3 "A NIGHT IN HONOLULU’ 3 3 BUY I DANCING I ! SCHOOL ! THEATRE PAGE THI s You can increase the power of a modest income and sat­ isfy most any need by shopping through the classified section. Offerings of every description are listed daily in these columns. Examining them every day is like shopping in a department store where special sales are the rule rather than the exception. We repeat, you can satisfy ’most any need through the classified section—buy, sell, hire, get a job, rent a room, move your goods, buy or sell an automobile or a business. You’ll find the ads handily arranged, too, each under its proper heading. The Sanford Daily Herald 3 �Railroads Will Return to State Commissions Voted by Sub-Corn. At National Agricultural Conference at Washington Today ( d r T h e A sso c ia te d I ' r r u ) WASHINGTON, Jnn, 25.—Rocommcndntlon for tho ropenl of common­ ly known guaranty clauso of trans­ portation net nml tho return to state railroad commissions of control over stnto rates voted todny by Bub-committco on rnilwny transportation of general transportation committee of the Nntionnl Agricultural Conforcnco. oVto on rcpcnl of clauso was twelve to five and On return of stnto rnilwny powers 11 to 0. Sanford Constructs Co. -rvo soas, we set., seize, *\MHN MOT fttsS $0M&'VW1V1& ABOUT THAT V.ADH WHO COWES \VJ 9EZ. BVte DiOWT OIT HER PAPER, WHEW EWE U1AUY4 AM EttTRATO ‘SE.N& Tb APRNEWO?" VA S E E , \U6'R.e OMXONOO, ^ WVESU9 UAW\ /Ow iOdu •i&a. DEATH LURKS IN WHITE CORN LIQUOR CONTRACTORS AND IUJILDBR8 LOUISVILLE, Jan. 25.—“Tho ‘face Planes and Specifications Checrfufl. on the barroom floor’ should he a Furnished skid I, with crossbones under it, tbeso All Work Guaranteed H. T. PACE P, O. Box 291 days,” declares George IL Hlincoo, federal prohibition agent. lurks in white corn liquor,” Sanford Machine & he"Death says. "It all contnins fusel oil, one of tho most deadly poisons. First Foundry Co. run moonshine is ‘rank poison* yet the General Machine and Roller Work moonshiner who makes tho stuff— Cylinder Grinding; DoLuxc Pistons ‘first shots’ it is called by tho legiti­ Oversize Rings and Pins; Flywhee mate distiller—doesn't trouble him­ Steel Gear Hands; Crank Shafts re self to distill it again, but sells it ns it is for drinking purposes." turned; agents for Caille Inlronrd nni Double distillation and ageing in Outboard Motors. ---------- Phone 62 charred barrels for nt least four years Is necessary to remove the fusel oil, Acteylehe Welding Mr. Hlincoo says. “No moonshine I have over seen in OF ALL KINDS my experience as a prohibition en­ Sanford Welding Co. „ forcement officer has been nged. Tho 109 North Sanford Avenue bootlogcrs' motto seems to bo ‘full speed abend’ and never safety first." .Zs “Wet STATE NEWS h Dl 19 “Waiting until tomorrow has destroyed more business, ruined more lives and. annihilated more armies than the now er of enmity." • —Herbert Kaufmun. 9 9 9 9 9 TAMPA, Jnn. 24.—Thoro was gonornl response Inst wintor through­ out Florida to tho request that prices for grnpqfniit in rcsturnnts, hotels and on dining enrs bo reduced in order to populnrlzo tho fruit but in nt least two instances this season proprietors of places serving meals havo gono one better. One of tho largest hotel in Jacksonville is serving a portion of grapefruit to its patrons nt break­ fast free of charge and the proprietor of one of the largest cafes In Tatnpa has just announced that ho will do tho same in the future. i TomoiTow is a promise, b u t today is real Start Your Bank Account NOW! ST. PETERSBURG, Jnn. 24.— ■a Mnyor Pulvor, of this city, after re­ ceiving an opinion from the city at­ torney, hns permits for tho construc­ tion of ten Hmnil cottages for negroes in n block in tho negro quarters be­ cause he believes they would increase fire hnznrd and bo a menneo to henlth A COMMUNITY BUILDER ns a result of tho already crowded i condition, figures of the City Build­ F. I*. FORSTER, President ing inspector show that sixxty-one B. F. WlllTNER. Cashier houses nlrcndy nro in tho block nnd the man who proposed to build tho '■■Hi ton additional ones for which permits ■ ■ ■ ■ in ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■■■■■(■ .. .................................................... have been issued wns told ho would 1)0 arrested if lie proceeded with tho work. Orders were also Issued that any occupant of tho cottages in the block who built fires in the ynrds were to bo arrested. s First National Bank! CfVAPil? MARKETING WAS SURJECT TODAY’S OPEN SESSION NAT’I. AGRICULTURAL MEET ( n r Tht- A . a o r l n t n l P r e s s ) WASHINGTON, Jnn. 25.—Market­ ing wns the general subject for dis­ cussion at today’s open session of the Nntionnl Agricultural Conference. P SAILS FOR SICK WOMAN PEACE WITH AUSTRIA IANOS HONOGRAPHS WOOD ifanufncturcrs agents for the Celebrated A. B. CHASE nnd .ESTER Pianos. Florida distributors for the RUSSELL PHONOGRAPH. Our Sanford warehouse contains one of the largest assortment of pi­ anos nnd Phonographs in the state. OAK and PINE Stove and Fire Place HAVANA, Jnn. 25.—Tho Cuban ft eruisor “Cuba", carrying General HAVANA, Jnn. 25.—Tho depart­ ment of state is authorized to sign a Castillo Dunny, minister of war S. 0 . Shinholser WEATHER AND CROP CON­ treaty with Austria under a measure nnd marine, sniled this morning on Contractor and Builder DITIONS IN FIORIDA FOR approved Inst night by tho house of emergency orders for Key West, SANFORD FLORID > representatives, nftcr similinr notion where she will take aboard Mrs, WEEK ENDING JAN. 21, 1922. Call Us for Prompt last week by tho senate. Tho house Nocmi Porteln, daughter of tho min­ “WE DELIVER THE GOODS' Every home should have a mu­ ister, who is criticnll ill. Tho wnralso placed on the table a petition by Temperature: The mean tempera­ Service sldp Is expected to reach IKVnnn to­ sical instrument. Quick Service Transfer ture ranged from 5 to 10 degrees the National Association of Lino- day. Our low prices and easy terms above the normal, and some maximum typists for a compulsory Sunday rest j Storage Facilities make it possible for you. If we please you, tell others; If no wore well up in the 80’s—n mild wool: law. Write us for full information. tell us. Phono 498 for mid winter. Preemption: There was a general DECISION THIS WEEK dificioncy in rnincnll, Jacksonville Auto Radiator Repair being the only regular station that WASHINGTON, Jnn. 25.—'Tho deci­ J. H. HINTERMISTER Shop 105 P a lm e tto Avenue recorded an appreciable amount. Tho sion of the United States govern­ PIANO CO. Located nt 207 French Avc., between greatest amount reported was 1.00 ment ns to participation in the Euro­ BUY IN SANFORD P h o n e 481-J 2nd and Third. K. R. REUGQUIST. inches nt Gainesville, Alnchun County. pean economic conference at Genoa Rain is needed over most of the pen­ probably will be announced before -ofinsula, especially on uplands. t the end of tho present weok, it wns in Hotel Montezuma Conditions of Crops: Moderately stated todny at the White House. HOUSE HMIUI “Snnford’H New Hotel” high midday and mild noctirnnl tem­ a 91.60 Up Per Day peratures favored a rapid growth of TO PICK FOR THE STATE CLEANING nil truck, and time progress of beans, i tomatoes, onions, lettuce, celery, and MIAMI, Fla., Jan. 25.—Andrew ARTICLES COMFORT COTTAGE cabbage wns very satisfactory, Cnspnrnno recently stubbed two is now open for guests. Will bo glnd although cooler weather would benefit Miami police officers with an ice On the Okeechobee Branch of'the Florida Enst Const Railway, Chuluoto ace now as well ns old friends. the Inst three crops. Time frost of pick when they answered a call to Jn, Fla., among the pines and Inkes of Seminole county, nn up-to-date Rooms and meals, also meals, llnuso the previous week did some damage bin house. He hns just been sen­ modern brick hotel, with private baths nnd hot water heat. First heated. to tomatoes and other tender truck, tenced in the county criminal court of class cuisine. Rates $2.50 to $3.50 per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ cording to loention of room. Miss N. A. Walker Mrs. M. Martin ami seed cane, in some instances, suf­ record to do his picking for the next fered from the low temperature. five yenrs in the service of tho state. trees in the lower portion of MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager SANFORD NOVELT Citrus the belt gre showing new growth, and TO OFFER BONUS BILL some bloom is in evidence. Oats and WORKS III! Henry McLaulin, Jr. rye made good progress. Tho plant­ WASHINGTON, Jnn. 25.—Senator V. C. COLLER, Prop. ing of melons is well under way in the Simmons, democrat, of North Caro­ OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST Ill General Shop and Mi? central division. Farm work is back­ lina, announced today that ho would ward in some instances, but plowing offer tile five-way soldiers' bonus bill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDEK for genera! crops, such ns corn and as nn ammundmont to the foreign debt 617 Commercial Street Sanford, FL» cotton, made progress during tiic funding bill now pending in the week. Much of the Irish potato crop senate. las been planted in tho Hasting sec­ Geo. W. Knight tion, although planting continued KANSAS CITY PATROLMEN IM quite general in the northern portion WILL WEAR CITIZENS Real Estate and Insurance 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, Fla. N CLOTHES. CATCH CRIMINALS of the potato belt. Tho strawberry Is one of the few things th a t never depreci­ SANFORD FLORIDA crop is still promising, shipments of ates in value. Buy a lot NOW in Sanford, and KANSAS CITY, Jnn. 25.—All night berries having increased during the in a few years you will have made money on Sanford Steam Laundry week. Citrus fruits are now excellent. patrolmen will discanl uniforms for next month nnd wear civilian clothing your investm ent. The fellow th a t never 1 FOR SERVICE in attempt to check crime, polico WOMAN BOARDS IN JAIL Coll 146-J sta rts an y th in g is foolish to expect to get commissioner Wilson announced to* W. R A IL IN G , Prop. dny. Clerks nnd general utility men AIKEN, S. C., Jnn. 24.—Mrs Snm anywhere. IT. Padgett, wife of one of tho de­ who hnvo been working in offices win And you don’t have to take our word for it, fendants in the Aiken bank swin­ also take un. bents. George A. DeCottes dle, which was released from cus­ Atlorney-at-Law JUST WATCH THE OTHER FELLOW tody here last Saturday, was per­ PACKING HOUSE STRIKE Over Scmjpole County Rank WILL BE VOTED ON mitted today by Sheriff Howard to FLORIDA re-enter tho jnil ns a boarder. The ALL OVER COUNTRY SANFORD *;• SAVE YOU MONEY womnn wanted to lie nenr her hus­ Write os H. W. NICKERSON band, who is held with J. C. West- OMAHA, Jan; 25.— Striking pack­ ing house workers throughout tho Public Accountnnt; Audits—Systemi berry and Melton Lyles in default of country have decided to vote tomorrow Empire Hotel Block bond. Income Tax Service A. P. CONNELLY, Agent on whether packing strike in effect Room 10 McNelll-Davis Bldg. ORLANDO, FLORIDA since December 5th shall lie called off, Post Cards nt tho Herald OITlco. Phone 852 Orlando, Fla. T ran sferrin g F.P.Rines SEE OUR WINDOW C H U L U O T A IN N THE BALL LIARD WARE CO. s GLOBE PIANO CO. Meisch Really Co. SQUIRE EDGEGATE_____ The Colonel Was Dreaming o( Mint Juleps, Etc.—* OWDER COUBT jtJ T H E . i C J J i P E - OHE. O F TH' 2TUROQS- COLOMEL C O d H S llL L - T3EEH 4S J-EE P fiiLi. DURiF i< m n n i —r* )A J OffpERC Z O L O N E .L .— BY LOUIS RICHARD OH • I'LL 7 H' h i TH' f?EST OF Tr i ' �: r .<* ".*V ••• :” y‘M f, ■t*. ■,W-,■ / * r. 4 -rrfA >,* :i rv"v« < - THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1922 la k i h ( “ Let Us Have Done W ith Pessimism” iT ■ h hi h [£ SANFORD’S £ £ha TEMPERATURE £rat -------- PHILADELPHIA: 11, clear. No nrrivnls. 2 cars on truck. Demand nnd movement slow, market steady. Fln.’s 10 inch crates Golden Self Blanching 4s-8s $3.50-$40.0. | ha ■ 4. :a O o n ir Sny, what kind of blooming *4 TRUT1LSEEK ERS MEETING •*- <*i ■ fc4 weather is this anyhow? h« is over, but we are groin# to continue the sale The regular monthly meeting of ■ ha One day It is raining nnd hi the Truthscckera class of the Metho­ prices for this week on the then it Is cloudy and then it ha fl" Some brave, self-reliant man said that. « dist Church was held at the home of hx is cool but for one thing it * * ■ is not freezing and there is h i Mrs. Camp on Celery avenue Tues­ fl Let us all adopt it as a slogan for 1922. i h i where wo have it on the rost ha day afternoon with fifty ladies pres­ • 3 I ■ 3 the world. Weather made ' h i ent. io n n ftg S [ f l i © @ g a n d l - If Let us create the spirit of optimism; £ ha of A social hour followed the business some people feel sqtleomish * a meeting and a very interesting Bible let us work enthusiastically, spend wisef ha this morning and when they h i contest was held by Mrs. Camp, hj think something is going to hu Mrs. L. It. Phillips had the most cor­ ly and save systematically. ha happen they come to the ha ■ ha newspaper nnd all we could h i rect answers and was given a lovely If you wore not fortunate enough to get in on ; bouquet of sweet pens for her efforts. We can MAKE 1922 a good year. 5 ha tell them was to pay what h i Delicious refreshments of cake, ■ ha they owed and there would h \ the extremely low prices during the sale, take sandwiches and coffee were served. he be no freeze—and they did— h i Camp was assisted by the la­ advantage of the prices for this week. 4% INTEREST PAID jj h» not, and now the weather h-s diesMrs. of the class whose birthdays mine h"i report says cloudy and lo- r , 3 ha cal rains, that’s all. ha in January. hi r.: 10 A. M. JAN. 215, 1U22 ha KIWANIS WINS GAME ha Maximum ..................... (50 ha ha Minimum ..................... 52 ha In the first mutch between the Kiha Range ............ 52 ha ha Barometer ..................30.03 h.;i . winds Club and the Men's Club in ha Rain ....................... 01 ha bowling tile Kiwanians were victors s m f if r w r /s o /F f£ p e ^ L ha Northwest and cloudy. ho by the dose margin of IP points. Both S a n fo rd , F l a . tenms used substitutes and the games STRENGTH PROGRESS SERVICE \ ha ha ha hi hn h/.i ha ha ha ha were close. The line-up and score: ha fca ha ha ha it* ha ha ha h. Kiwunls ■ ■■■■■■■■HHHMiaHamiaaiiBiBaaaaHaHRHBaaaaaHHHHaaaHMaaH. I Bower 15'J 201 172 532 jtq fui Id ra m fta M 1*3 Hempel Monday afternoon and the n o I 13 tao 3'JH _____ * : ■ » Lloyd Hu third Anna Case, February 22. All h'l Carter l r.'j 13*5 05 3'JO of these numbers are too well known h* For Florida: Local rains ^ John Smith *J8 •J8 to need any explanation. *4 tonight or Friday, cooler in Thigpen . . 85 85 ha South and Central portions h an . 1*3 70 70 tonight. Temperature near * Bauinel There are more ways being de­ vised for the Florida people to spend h-i freezing in extreme north * Club Total 1573 h And Still the clouds uro hanging their money in the winter time than hi portion tonight. Men's Club round. we have time to consider. People ha fa hi ha ha ha ha ha ha p. Betts ...........155 103 M2 •Hit) sure do love us in the winter time. Ovcrlin 158 118 1-15 121 PahahaN ihQ ^ihuhahaltt And nil the w eather reports snys Bennett 118 130 111 380 is “cloudy w e a th er/ ’ No band concert tonight. Concert Moines ........... l)U 00 has been postponed until Sunday Gibbs 80 80 We have both the Cord-Lined Paper and the ! W. E. Clnrk, of Savannah, On., is afternoon. Remember nnd tell your 105 105 nil p:i H. P. Smith Iioro transacting business. friends and your friend’s wife. ha hr* ha ha ha hn ha ha ha hit regular Black Paper Club total 1551 Jacksonville was represented here The Kiwnnis Club wiII piny the RoMr. nnd Mrs. Jack Long, of Mag­ CELERY yesterday by W. A. Brunswick. nolia avenue, have returned from a Cuhlnl Shipments for Wed., Jan. 251 li tary Club Monday night. Ask Us for PricesC. T. Itice, of Jacksonville, is in the two weeks motor trip to Palm Beach Florida—Sanford section ............. 10 and Miami. Florida—Manatee Section .............. 21 "A NIGHT IN HONOLULU"—In city today transacting business. California—Southern district ..... 10 this latest musical piny from the pen I of Howard McKent Barnes, which Miss A. D. Mitchell the Herald's New York ...... II. W. Lnzetto, of Lake Worth, was mmes lo tiie Princess theatre, Friday, efficient correspondent at Oveldo was a business visitor here yesterday. Tital cars ... 12 Jan. 27th, the author has made a in the city today nnd paid the office Destinations of Florida Shipments number of radical changes in the un­ Any fool weather prophet could an appreciated visit. Savannah, H; Wnycross, 3; l’hilndel- folding of the story of life in Hawaii. see that it is going to be cloudy to­ SANFORD, FLORIDA phn, I; Chicago, 5; Baltimore, 1; Pitts­ Not the least of which is the C. I). Brumley nnd J. A. Snyder of day. burgh, 1; West Jacksonvilo, -I; Nash­ characterization of tho Americans Chuluotn were among the visitors to mm ville, l; Cleveland, 1; New York, -I; seen in the play. Some of the most day. Fred A, Shaw, of Lakeville, Mass., Toledo, I; Rockford, 1. Total, .'ll cars. successful plays on this subject have is in the city today attending to busi­ No diversions reported. sought fit to either ridicule the Amer­ ATTI'.NTION, RKI1EK AIISI ness. / Shlppingl’oint Information, Jan, 25th icans or else made him a end and SANFORD, FLA.: Cool, cloutly. money gradder. In “A NIGHT IN Regular meeting of Seminole UoA. C, Horton, of Atlanta, Is spend' Holdings light. Demand and move­ HONOLULU" the American is seen heknh Lodge, Friday night nt '<:'!0 in That every day in the year including Sundays and Holidays FIRE ing a few days here attending to busi­ ment moderate, market unsettled. Car- ns n human being capable of sympa­ Masonic Hall. Installation of officers works. lots f. o. li. cash track: 10 in. crates thy nnd ability to deal squarely. One ness. by Mrs,- Mary Lcnvy and staff of DON’T Id it catch you wilhout insurance. Golden Self Blanching in the rough, can see this piny and leave with the Del.and. Mrs. ’ Eva A. Shitali of YOU are too poor ot risk a total loss. •ls-(is, $3.25$3.50, mostly $11.50. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Evans and son, YOU are too poor not to be aide to pay for Protection. Tampa, President of Fin. Rebeka Telegraphic Reports from Important comfortable impression of the strong protecting the weak. Of intelli­ of Lonsdale, are stopping at the WE write any form of Insurance, and we pay our losses. Assenibley, will he present. Visiting Markets gence guiding noiiintelligence. Surely Montezuma for a few days. Rcheknhs welcome. NEW YORK: 7, clear. Calif. J, a welcome innovation. / troupe of MRS. A. J. LOSSING. Secy. Flu. 7, N. Y. it arrived. Supplies native Hnwniinns and n great comMr. and Mrs, S. Nash, of Hamilton, moderate. Demand moderate for good ' pnny makes this play the suceisn of were in the city yesterday and were LAURENT WILL BE AT THE SANFORD, FLORIDA stock, movement united, market th<> season. registered at the Montezuma. PRINCESS THEATRE, FEB. 2 steady. Cnlif’s some ordinary condi­ BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBMBBBBBBHBBMBBBBBB M R N IIIII tion, frozen, crates Golden Heart, 'Ja­ Announcing the Albert Knight, of Providence, It. I., VIOLET BRAND SALK Lnurnnt the Man of Many Myster­ ils, $11.00$ 10.00, fis-Ss $7.00-$8.00. is among the -out-of-state visitors Ordinary, frosted, all sizes, $l.5()-$0. Early in February ies, and one of the greatest in the transacting business here today. Big showing of Ladies' White goods, profession today will be at the Prin­ Florida's 10 inch crates Golden Self cess Theatre on February 2nd under Blanching, in the rough, $5.00-$5.50, Voiles, Tissues, Organdy and Import­ Celery Is moving at a fine price and the auspices of the American Legion. poorer as low as $ 1.00. e d Wash Goods for Spring with low as usual some of thu growers arc This is one of the finest attractions PITTSBURGH: 12, clear. Calif. 1 prices.-—Yowell Co. 2(51--ltc getting ready to kill the market. of the netire Lyceum Course nnd arrived. 17 cars on track. Opening should be well attended. Laurent has prices T h u rA y ; supplies moderate, Classified advertisements, 5 rents a Hue. No ud taken for less thas Mr. and Mrs. W. IJ. Endy, of Snn been a Chautauqua and Lyceum enter­ demand and movement very slow, 25 cents, nnd positively no classified nils charged to anyone. Cash Francisco, nro among the out of state tainer for the past seventeen years, market dull. Calif's crates Golden | I have recovered from the injury must accompany nil orders. Count five words to s line and remit sc* visitors spending some time in this ten years of it being under the Red- Heart, 5s-7s, best $0-$l0; poorer us received some time ago and am now cordingly. city. path management—a fact which low ns $5.00. Florida's no sales re­ ready to resume duty.—E. A. Moffett, ported. Sanford Auto Transfer. 2(51-Up WANTED—A good white porter. Ap­ speaks for Itself. FOR SALE CHICAGO: 10, clear. Calif 0 ar­ ply nt thu Lincoln House. 2()l-2tp. Many from Sanford nro expecting rived. 2-1 cars on track. Demand and Enrlv Spring Showing of Silk FOR SALK—Small hum with good YOWEI.L CO. to go to Orlando tomorrow afternoon movement moderate, market steady. Dresse... Blouses, Muslin nnd Silk Un­ housr. Add teas “M" c"*o of Iho WANTED—Late model Ford UoadAnnnunre and hear Salvi the celebrated hnrpisl nter, in good condition for cash. Cnif’s crates Golden Heart $0.00-$lt), derwear in the "Vlo'et Brand Sale" Herald. Their Annual Violet Brand Sale gRU-ltp Phono 150-W.______________ 201-tfc at the Rcnchnm Theatre. This is mostly $0. Fla.’s 10-Inch crates Gold­ early in February nt Yowell Co. Early In February the first of the celebrated concerts WANTED—Small shipments fruits 2(il-itc en Self RInnching mostly $5.00. 201-1 tc FOR RENT a t Orlando. The second will ho Frcida nnd vegetables.—Hub Produce Co., FOR RENT—Furnished bed room. Atlanta, Gn. 2<5l-5tp .................................... ......................... Over Semi nolo Cafe. .Mtl-tf-c WANTED—Hour space for car by '■if ■ ■«iiuaara:Biiun*ranBnnHBnaB»MnBBBn»nBiiiina:m»HUriMUiinriuuuj^Mit.ni« a nasmunMa»u:«hCJrtfia»iri«n0««««annana*BnHB*in ■■■*■■■« FOR" ENT—Furnished housekeeping month or year, near Montezuma. looms, two rooms $20,00 per month. Phone 8_______________ 202-3tp :u I Fust Fifth St.__________201-atp LOST FOi* RENT—Annrtmont, two furnish­ ed loon* with elect tic lights, gas, LOST—An all black cow, unmarked. SANFORD, FLORIDA Advise, Mi.. E. F. Morse, Snnford, and lunn'ng w:i to Ade’b . 300 Fla. 258-tfe J French av'*, 257-t5tc New goods arriving daily for tho A ONE NIGHT ONLY WANTED Big "Violet Brand Sale" early in 20i-lto : t February.—Yowell Co, MAGNOLIA LEAVES—Country peo­ ple or laborers who own magnolia Salt water mullet, 10c n lb. Tillis* ' 7AI f a #m ” timber or can lease same have steady Market, Hill’s New Building, Sanford by gathering thu leaves. Ap­ avenue. 2C2*ltp THE HAWAIIAN MUSICAL WONDER SHOW __________ ■ income _____ ply for further Information, I*. O. Hex 1208, Jacksonville, Fla. 2f52-3te s GOVERNMENT Positions open, men. A FASCINATING P LA Y o/TH E ISLAND PARADISE women. I .. rclonco unn-sessnry, PRICES MISS 1 have recovered from all my kicks Honesty required. Coed pay to stnrt. r and bumps that 1 have received In my Write, T. McCnfforty, St. Louis Mo. Lower Floor UNA 1-’-8-15-22-20 elennlng and pressing business nnd am new prepared and ready to pleaso s WANTED—Customers'Tor fresh mlik $1.50 all of my old friends nnd customers. CARPENTER ■ morning and evening deliveries.'—R WATERS' PRESSING CLUB. L. Gnrrison. Rhone 2711. lfllt-St-Te 202-2tc. Balcony, 50c in 201-tfc SEATS ON SALE ROOMS AND BOARD — Sovornl The Famous G. L. Rledsoe of Celery avenue ti boerdurs aid toomers wanted by shipping some of tho finest peppers WEDNESDAY CATCHY MUSIC-NATIVE SONGSZDANCES Mrs. J. W. W ilt 'L coiner of Fourth that have been grown hero In soma Hula Dance nnd Pecan nvonu'*. Rates very tlmo nnd is getting a good , price 77 choap. 200-3tp for them. He brought In a cratq of r5 r a - -rr; r r r - f '■ WANTED *TO U EN T^i’ivo acres them yesterday nnd presented tho STRIKING ELECTRICAL EFFECTS SPLENDID SCENIC PRODUCTIONof tiled land for spring crop. U. J. | same to W. T. Ilonnoly nnd family 201-2tp Iand his crew on the yachts on tho lake. h = = = = = s2 ” ” - - = = = ^ « ! i - - - ” -2 s s s s = s s s s : s s s s s s s s ; s s ; ; s s s : s g s = s s : ; g = : : s s s 5 : : = s : s s s : : : g g : : s s : s = : s s : s a s : s = 2 s Holly at Herald Office. ' .V.v, -vCr -■U ' i ,i . ‘ Jr *\ ' . .,<Vt:.b •1J ’■ \ '.»• 3D)iry (S® ® dk The Seminole County \ Bank | £ THE WEATHER : £ PERSONALS £ Celery Bleaching Paper Celery Wires £ MARKETS £ Chase & Company JUST TO REMIND YOU A . P. C O N N E L L Y CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE! ..( Id PR IN C ESS » :w m i j . o> T H E A T R E . f1/ Friday, January 27th , ’2 2 NOTICE m A N M H T ^ t f Q N 0 L * U I * A :: j � 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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Daily H erald SANFORD “The City Substantial” IN TH E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S GREATEST VEG ETAB LE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1922 VOLUM E II SANFORD “The City Substantial” NUMBER 263 MEN HELD I P BANK, APPROVAL FORD CONTRACT FIVE KILLED BAD WEATHER PREVAILS ASSISTANT CASHIER, PURCHASE MUSCLE SHOALS TOOK THIRTY THOUSAND CASH NORTH OF FLORIDA WITH ASKED BY UNDERWOOD : SLEET, SNOW AND COLD s , I _ Held at Bay by Detectives and Money Has Been Recovered • JACKSONVILLE TERMINAL CO., WANTS BONDS m e m b e r s f a v o r it When Report is Submit­ ted to Congress ‘ N ext W eek NINE OF ELEVEN WISCONSIN ‘ m em bers o f h o u se w a n t ‘ FORD t o h a v e p l a n t * Illr The Anaoelntrd Press) WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.— Approvill of tlio Ford contract for tho pur­ chase of the Muscle Shoals when It is submitted to congress noxt week wns asked today of Secretary Weeks by Senator Undorwood, of Alnbnma, in n conference with tho war secretary. "Whilo I don’t thing the secretary will give his unqualified endorsement of Ford’s proposition I am quite Hurt) it will ho a friendly endorsement” Un­ derwood said lator. WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.— Nino of the eleven Wisconsin members of the house declared in a letter today to Secretary Weeks that in their opinion the host interests of tho country would he served by turning over Muscle Shoals to Ford, provided his bid wns reasonable. "W o feel if Ford should acquire the plnnt his operation of it will result in greater benefit to tho people of the country and especially farmers than if acquired by other in­ terests,” tho letter Bnid. WOULD ISSUE FOUR MILLION FOR THREE FLORIDA RAILROADS . (Ilr The Aaaorlntrtl I'rria) WASHINGTON, Jnn. 27.—Jacksonvillo Terminal railroad company ap­ plied to the Interstate Commerce Com­ mission today for authority to issue four million dollars in twenty-five per cent bonds. The issue would bo guar­ anteed by the. Coast Line, Scnbonrd and Enst Const rnilromls. Most of the proceeds would bo used to pay off existing indebtedness. TO ASK EXTRA SESSION IF LEGISLATORS WILL VOTE ERADICATE TICK (Ilr The Aaaiirlntril I'rrai) JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. 27.— A number of well known business men from throughout the state gathered here today to di-uuss whetY*r tli“ time is now ripe for renewed agita­ tion towards cnlling nn extra session o f the legislature to net upon tho tick eradication measures. A committee wns appointed to can­ vass tho views of the stato legisla­ tors upon tho ndvisnhility of the extrn session und whether or no thoy would support the enactment of tick eradication laws. Should the movement find n fuvornblo response nmong tho law mnkers it Is understood nn effort will ho mndo to obtain pledges of support from them with n view to urging Governor Last night before a crowd of ubout Hnrdeo to cnii tho extra session. It a hundred and fifty people at tho is not known officially what tho chief Parish House tho Sanford High school! ^ecutivc’s views are on the subject. , , ... , i However, he has frequently expressteam defeated tho fast Miami Ilighi ,, . „ oaln_ . ed his dlsaprovol of nn extrn session School team to tho tune of 32 to 2G.1 Hc is „nJ(, to |,0 wholeheartedly in The game wns hard fought throughout favor of tick erndiention legislation. The mooting today resulted from and the outcomo wns uncertain until n letter sent out sovernl days ngo the last whistle blew. This is tho men first defeat of tho year for Miami and I ■to"** '>>’ "ovornl h,U8i" ” " Inrgoly of this city, nnd addressed It the sixth victory for Sanford. is understood, to prominent merch­ There was in reality no outstanding ants nnd legislators throughout the star for either tenm, each player mak­ stnte. It wns not stated whether any ing at lenst olio ppoctacular play in legislators wer present nt todny’* the game. Tho breaks were about meeting. even, but tho Sanford team took ad­ Tho letter enlling tho meeting to vantage of theirs and won. day set forth Hint Floridn cattle are Tho visitors took the lead early in now under n federal qunrnntinc nnd the first hnlf and piled up five points tlmt there is no possibility of remov­ before tho Sanford team got started. Rut when tho Sanford team did get ing tbo Jinn until adequate cattle in started they wore novor headed. The tills stale is passed. score at tho end of tho first half showed how they climbed (21 to 12). MOTOR COMPANY ROBBED AT IIATTISIIURG, MISS. In the second hnlf tho Miami tenm HELD UP THE CLERK came back strong, and narrowed San­ ford’s lend to ono point. Then the (Ilr The Amorlnlril Press) visitors slowed up nnd allowed the IIATTISBURG. Mis.i., Jnn. 2?,OisSanford team to forge ahead and win. nult Motor Company here was robbed When tho Inst whistle blow tluj High of one hundred nnd eighty '.hausand School rooters went wild, everybody dollars In bonds, pnper nnd notes this began to jump up and down, rnising morning shortly lifter two o’clock ac­ the roof with tho victory cheers. cording to tho polico. Two men said The Sanford tenm has now u chance to have held up night clerk. . to go to Gainosvillo to play o ff the state championship. As it hns been HEADS UNIQUE SOCIETY said beforo "Watch tho Snnford tenm go.” Tho Men’s Club won tho-first con­ test in n one-sided affair by n 20 to 0 count. Matthews wus-tho stnr for the Men’s Club und Steelo for tho Kiwnnis. The suninry follows: Hunford (32) AM G. FG. F :>A: McLucns, f .......................... 0 1 0 Moye, f ........ ........................... 7 1# 2 McLnulin, c. ........................ 2 0 1 Smith, g. ... 0 2 Cowan, g ................................. 0 0 1 SANFORD HIGH DEFEATED FAST MIAMI TEAM 16 2 G .Minmi. (2G) McCInvo, f. Prosser, f. ............................. Stncoy, c. .V,........................... Dewey, g............................ .. Worley, g. ............................. G. FG. 0 1 0 4 4 0 m F 2 1 1 3 11 4 7 Ill the United Suites there are Just 50 men*who ore entitled to wear the Congressional Modal of Honor, lh o photograph "hows Patrick Kyis ■ of Tho sun novor sots on British pos­ Boston, the national commander of sessions, but thoy aro hot without tlio organisation embracing these B0 honored persons. . tholr uprisings. Iteforoo— Roiiy Laing. Umpire— John Musson. ANTI-LYNCH BILL 1$ NOW • UE TO SENATE IN SIXTEEN STATES Snow Fall Which Makes them. The bandits drove into tho city and abandoned the car and scattered, New Records for 20 entering a building in tho vicinity of Years • Pennsylvania and Irwin avenues with the detectives closo on their heels. and after killing Harold Moss, assist­ Detectives found in the abandoned ant cashier, forced five clerks and a car what they believed to bo all tho womAn customer into tho vault. They loot taken from tho bnnk. Tho bnn- HOUSE PASSES IT BY, BIG then robbed tho bnnk of approximate­ dks stationed themselves at advan­ FLORIDA FACES FREEZING TEM­ MAJORITY IN RECORD ly $30,000 Jn cash and negotiable se­ tageously located windows in tho PERATURE TONIGHT IF TUB TIME WEATHER CLEARS curities and esenpod in an nutomobllf. lice who prepared to rush the strucDetectives on their way to tho bnnk huilding and opened fire on tho poWASHINGTON, Jnn. 27.—Tho (Ilr The Aaaorlnlril I'rraa) met the bandits nn hour Inter, and ture. A great crowd gathered In tho house todny dcclnrcd itself in favor JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. 27.—Wire gave chnso when tho bnndits fired on vicinity and watched the bnttlo. if tho government exerting Its auth­ communication from Jacksonville to ority in nn effort to stamp out lynch­ tho north still affected todny ns the ing, passing by n voto of 230 to 119 result of tho sleet storm yesterday the Dyer anti-lynching bill. through the widespread territory north Seventeen republicans joined 102 of Wnycross, Ga. All commercial line* democrats In voting in tho opposition between Jacksonville and Savannah with eight northern democrats and aro still down this morning nnd only one socialist, London of New York, ono wire outlet north wns through At­ voted with 221 republicans in favor lanta by round about way, over clrof tho mensuro. cuits working badly. No interruption The hill provides lifo imprisonment Measure Ih Attacked In *he Sennto— QUESTION OF CHURCH AND of train service. or lesser pcnnltics for persons who ITALIAN GOVERNMENTS EN­ Ilvlfln Sees Wnll Street participate in lynchings nnd for Rtnte, TERS INTO ELECTION Hark of Proposal. WASHINGTON, Jnn. 27.—Snow county nnd municipal officnls who fall to a depth which marked now Illy Thr Aaaix-tntril I’ rraal fnil through negligence to prevent, WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.—Tho nlrecords of from ono to twenty years ROME, Jan. 27.— With tho body of them. The mensuro niso stipulates Bcd debt refunding bill was subject­ the late pope laid away intorost of that the county In which mobs form wore reported from several Southorn ed again today to a running nttnek the Sacred College and Vatican house­ or kill nny one shall forfeit $10,000 to states today ns an aftermath of tho from both tho republican and demo­ hold turned todny to election of his storm which lias been Central o ff tho family of the victim. cratic sides of the senate and wns de­ successor. Conclave called for Feb­ One committee amendment approv­ the South Atlantic const through tho fended nt some length by ninjorty ruary second to choose new point iff. ed removed from tho bill tho require­ early part of tlio week. Tho weather party lenders. When tho sennto ndQuestion of roprochcmont between tho ment that counties through which bureau today predicted further snow­ journed the end of tho debate wns not church nnd Italian government enters a moh passed should pny n $10,000 fall in sixteen states In tho East and in sight bat those in charge thought into election. Thorough cnnvnss of South down to Northern Alnbnme, a final vote might ho reached to­ opinion in Vatican allows pence party penalty. Mississippi line. Tlio heaviest fall in Another one accepted, defined a morrow. or those advocating closer relations years in Virginia, twelvo inches at moh ns three or more presons acting Tn amendment by Senator Sim­ with the government virtually dead­ Danville, breaking twonty-yenr rec­ together to tnkc humnn lifo illognlly. mons, North Cnrolinn, wns npproved locked with irreconcilable! or those ord. Street car service lit Lynchburg late today providing thnt the refund­ opposing roprochcmont, in number of The bill originally defined n mod ns crippled and Richmond reported a five or more persons noting together. ing bonds should not lionr interest nt votes each faction can muster. TwoDemocratic opponents of tho bill steady fall this morning. Mostly sleet less than four qunrtor per cent. thirds majority needed for election. defented in attempts to recommit it in Georgia with damage confined The nttnek on the measure todny to the judiciary commlttco and to largely to interference with communlwns opened by Senator Johnson, Rostrike out tho enacting clause, mndo cation. Savannah practically isolatod publlcnn, Cnlifornln, who warned tho Sanford Library no concerted effort to hnvo amend­ until into ast night. Florida faces senate that if tho reportod plan o f Association Meets ments adopted. They doclnro "the freezing temperatures if tho weather tho administration to sell the foreign — Officers Elected vicious principle of tho Dili” could not clears in northern section tho weather bonds to tho American people wns l)C chnngcd by amendments hilt ex­ bureau said today. Tlio lowest tomcarried out, “ you won't need n lenguo The Sanford Library Association pressed confidence thnt the mensuro pornturo reported yesterday wns 22 o f nations to drag you into every im­ degioes below zero at Northfiold, Vt. broglio across the water.” Witlr held their annual meeting nnd elec­ never would receive senate npprovnl. tho bonds distributed nmong live tion of officers Inst night nt tho home 'Die boys drum and cornet corps o f people, he assorted, there would ho of Mrs. D. A. Kelley on Onk avenue. Goorgial Industrial Home will give a constant pressure on the government Tho reports of the secretary, treasur­ free concert nt tho Princess Theatre to nterfore in the nffnirs of the debtor 011 February first. er, librarian nnd trustees were very nations interesting and showed tho library to Supporting his amendment re­ be in a flourishing condition, thunks The Woman’s Club is arranging to quiring congressional npprovnl of to tho donation from time to time put on tlie Shakespeare play, "Tho agreements entered into with tho that the friends of this institution Taming of the Shrew," by home talent debtor nntions by the proposed debt hnvo given. WHEN a g r i c u l t u r i s t s v o t e d and tin? announcements will ho made refunding commission, the California After talking over plans for a new in Inter issues of the Daily Herald. IN FAVOR OF ADAMSON senator said congress wns responsible building all of which will he left to to the people nnd should not surrend­ 8-1IOUR LAW tho trustees and n discussion of the Charles E. Rnphun of Jacksonville er its power to supervise tho debt rowork of tho ensuing year tho reports spent several days o f this week circu­ (Ilr Thr Aaaorllllril I'rraal fttniing. In this connection ho at­ of tho officers were filed and thanks WASHINGTON, Jnn. 27. — Union lating with his ninny friends. Mr, tacked the secret sessions of the nrms extended to all of them for their ex­ labor won a victory In tho National Rnphun is thinking of playing a re­ conference declaring that "a real dis­ cellent work. Agricultural Conference todny when turn engagement for Charles Haynes armament program” would have re­ Tlio following officers were elected thnt body by n vote of olgbty-throo to who guvo Hiii'li u fine concert for tho sulted had tho session been held in for tho ensuing yonr: sixty-four struck out of tlio committee American Legion some time ago. the open. Rev. Arthur Peck, president, Mrs. report recommendation for tlio repeal Charlie Knphun is a rare raconteur Senator Wntson, republican, InCox, vice-president, Mrs. A. I). Kelley, himself having travelled in ninny dinna, declared that a vote of tho secretary-treasurer; A. It. Key, librar­ of tlio Adamson 8-hour law. countries nnd is deputy organizor ---------------------- x— senate to accept tho Johnson amend­ ian, Mrs. A. D. Key, assistants, Mrs. Hon. Arthur K. Donegnn of Or­ for tlio southern states for tho Mooso. ment would lio nothing less than "a Holden, Mrs. F. I*. Hines, Mrs. Roslando nnd Kissimmee wns in tho city voto of a Inek of confidence in tho settor nnd Mrs. Pulcston. yesterday visiting his ninny Sanford Walter Raub nnd Miss Htclln Jae­ president of tho United States." Trustees, 3 / O. Chase, B. F. Whitfriends. Mr. Donognti is tho for­ ger are here working up a big Dol­ Senators'Glass o f Virginia, a for­ nor, L. it. Philips, Mrs. J. N. Wliitner, mer senator of the Nineteenth Dist­ lar Day Sole nnd ill connection with mer secretary of tho treasury and S. O. Hhinholscr. rict nnd lias a host of frionds all over the big days thoy will muko triple Simmons o f North Cnrolinn, both parachutes drops and Imloon ascens­ Floridn. doniocrntcs, contended that the sec­ ions. There will he further an­ retary had full authority to refund nouncements us soon as arrangmonts tho deferred interest. Chairman MeFARM TOO DULL FOR HIM can ho made for tho ascensions. They Climber of tho finance committee, in come hero highly recommended from „ charge of the bill disputed this con­ ha ■ ha places whore thoy hnvo Bhown and tention. , ha ha ho ha ha ho ho ha ha ha there is no doubt but what the San­ Closing the day’s discussion, Sen­ ford merchants will tnko on and or­ ator Heflin, democrat, Ain., wanted to CELERY ganize for a big trade week hero know "whnt Wall Street interests Curlot Shipments Thursday, Jan. 2f>th some time in the near future. were behind tho proposition that tho Florida—Sanford section ................. 13 government put off to somo fnr dis­ Florida— Manatee section ...............25 A SURPRISE tant tipio tho collection o f interest." New Y o rk ........................................... 1 California— Northern section ......... 1 Dear Friends: CONFERENCE POSTPONED California—Southorn district ......... 14 That surprise we promised you was POINCARE AND HARVEY "bigger" than wo expected. Sanford TO MEET IN PARIS Total cam ........................ ...51 is such a busy city with so much to i.v DoHtlpntioiiH of Florida Shipments (Ilr The Aaaorlnlril I'rraal do thnt we can’t liuvu our bull until Savannah, 9; Baltimore, Milwau­ PARIS, Jnn. 27.—Conference boafter Lent—but that will give us all kee, 1; Columbus, 1; New York, 9; twoon Amorlcnn ambassador Ilnrvoy tho umru time to plan for higgor and Pittsburgh, 1; West Jacksonville, 1; from London, and premier Poincniro, hotter t i l in g and will give you timo Philadelphia, 1; Chicago, 4; Wnycross, scheduled for today, postponed until to plan on being there. This is some­ 1; Cleveland, 1; Detroit, l j Potomac Monday. thing you cannot afford to miss—liko Yards, 3; Nashville, 1; Cincinnati, 1; I said beforo, it’s tho biggest event Syracuse, 1; Total 3H cars. WARRANT IS ISSUED Diversions Filed Since Inst Report FOR THE PRESIDENT 011 tho social cnlemlnr.for tide season. From Wnycross: Out Jun. 21th: NON-PARTISIAN LEAGUE If anybody tells you aboutj some­ Pittsburgh, 1. thing uIho for Kustor Monday, just tell Shipping Point Information, Jun. 5JG. Joseph Biggs of Alison, Tex., Is one Illy Tin* Amioruilru I'rraal them you uro going to tho Grand FARGO, N. I)., Jnn. 27.— Warrant | SANFORD, FLA.: Cold, cloudy, of live Texans who Imvo passed the Easter Ball at tho Parish IIouso hall. wns issued hero for the nlrrost of A. misty. IlaulingH increasing. Demand century mark, lio Is a veteran of the Sinceroly, Mexican war, ami until recently was nnd movement moderate, murket is •C. Townley president af tho Nntlonnl( ST. AGNES GIRLS, n cattleman. Early Bits year tie turned steady, no chnngo in pricos. Carlots Non-Pnrtisinn Leaguo charging him, over his cattle ranch to Ills children of Holy Cross Parish. f. O. II. cash track: 10 inch crateB with implication in alleged embezzle­ nnd moved Into Anson where lie could P. S.— Don’t forget tho duto— Mon­ Golden Self Blanching, in tho rough, ment of three thousand dollars from Hud tho guyety lacking 011 Ills ranch. day. 4 h -0 b , $3.25-$3.50, mostly $3.50. Scandinavian Amorlcan bnnk hero, i (Ilf The Associated Press) PITTSUURGH, Jnn. 27.— Five men walked into tho First National Bank o f Grafton, a suburb, this morning, REFUNDING BILL ELECTION FOR POPE NOW UNDER FIRE CONCLAVE CALLED OF BOTH PARTIES FOR FEBRUARY 2ND LABOR UNIONS WON VICTORY INCONFERENCE S MARKETS S f w M i Bl %i 7 .i ... v • A. ■ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26,1922 PAGE SIX 'S O C I E T Y MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phono 217-W I f yon have a a y frlanOa v U l t la * At r « a i n « o la « a n r n k m « a o sila s honi*. or U too are n l c r M l i l i S i W»*,# ■ postal card to thla Oapartmaot, s t r la s Solatia, or talakponr tho Itaaa. It w|U ko s r e a t lr appreelwteO. . ----------SOCIAL CALENDAR 4 ■II J Friday— N. DoV. Ilownrd Chapter U. D. C., will meet nt three o’clock nt tho Parish IIouso. Friday— Meeting of Mothers Club and “ Toy Shower’ for tho Kindergarten at tho home of Mrs. J. C. Bennett on Magnolia avenue at 3 p. n* Saturday— Children’s story hour will bo held at Central Pork at four p. m. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Schoffncr, of Marion, Ohio, are stopping nt tho Montezuma while in the city for a short stny. STt Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wolbomo and Mrs. L. R. Denn, of Rochester, N. Y., are a party touring Florida and stop­ ping over in Sanford for a few days. Cmfl _ • Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hill, of Asbury Park, nnd Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Illgbee of Atlnntlc City, N. J., nre In tho city for n few days leaving todny for Tam­ pa, St. Petersburg and other points on th« West Const. They expect to re­ turn later to Sanford and spend some timo here. Mrs. Estelle Yarbrough leaves todny for her home in Jacksonville. She has been spending the past two months with her mother, Mrs. T. J. Parish, of Longwood, and has made many friends during her visit who will miss her very much. Mr. ami Mrs. Powell Cotter, Mrs. Wm. Summers (wife of tho mayor of Barnesville, Go.), Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dunn and children, Max and Anna Kate, of "arnesville, who are touring Florida, arrived hero yesterday and are the guests of Mrs. Dunn’s sister, Mrs. Lesley Bryan at her home on Magnolia avenue. Mrs. Dunn and children will spend several weeks hero while the others will leave in a few days for Bartow. H of - M ac SEMINOLE BRIDGE CLUB Tho members of tho Seminole Bridge Club wore most delightfully entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. J. B. Lawson nt her attractive now homo on Purk avenue. Of exceptional interest was tho game of bridge played during the a f­ ternoon, high score being mndo by Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, who was nwardod two dnlnty hand-made handkerchiefs while tho cut prize, a guest towel, was won by Mrs. J. C. Bennett. Following tho awarding of prizes, Mrs. Lawson served frozen fruit snlnd, Baltines, olives, candy and coffoo as refreshments. , Among thoso enjoying this pretty pnrty were Mesdnmes Archie Betts, S. M. Lloyd, Raymond Key, A. W. Loo, J. C. Bennett, Howard Smith, Harry Walsh, D. C. Marlowe, Howard Overlin, Walter Morgan, John Smith, Hen­ ry Purdon, Ed. Lnne, Chnrles Fodder, Fred Daiger and Miss Thelma Frazer. BON-TON BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. Joe Chittenden was the grac­ ious hostess at bridge yesterday af­ ternoon when she entertained the members of the Bon-Ton Bridge Club at her home on Palmetto nvenuo, there being two tables of plnyers. Bright hued nasturtiums in bowls were effectively nrrnnged in tho rooms where the card tables were placed. An absorbing game of bridge was played, in which high score was ma le by Mrs. C. R. Kirtley, who was pre­ sented a hand-painted candle stick. At tho conclusion of the game, the hostess served a tempting salad course and coffee. Mrs. Roy Chittenden nnd Miss Lettie Caldwell substituted for absent club members. The club members present were Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. J. I). Woodruff, Miss Esther Miller, Mrs. Ed. Betts, Mrs. Ben Caswell and Mrs. C. R. Kirtley. WOMAN’S CLUB NOTES The Literature and Music Depart­ ments of tho Woman’s Club held a most interesting meeting on Wednes­ day afternoon. The whole program was occupied with the great composer, Verdi. The first number was a splendid paper on tho two opera’s Travnruta and Itigeletto by Mrs. James Moughton, which B a tte ry Co. Where You Get MORE SATISFACTION for Less Money I 10 Stores in Gcorgia- 1 m m id LAKE MONROE II The Star Today j Lake Monroe nchool hnd tho good S r i S W A L L A C E R E ID fortune to sell tho second greatest ar a s G LO RIA S W A N S O N amount of Christmas seals, thereby 5= ■ E LLIO T D E X T E R in securing tho free performance o f tho Health Fniry, which will bo glvon soon. The Sanford grammar school IS sold tho highest numbor nnd this school second In numbor In proportion to tho enrollment o f pupils. Mrs. Nlel Colemnn was bndly frightened Snturdny morning about ten o'clock when a hobo crnwlcd out from under ono o f the beds in her Also “ M an vs. W om an ” a 2-part home. How ho hnppcned thoro she never knew ns he nover stopped long Comedy enought to explnin but rnpldly mndo Chas. Brady, the Baritone Soloist, will sing every his departure out tho door across the Wednesday road through tho chicken yard of Scene from the Hawaiian Musical Piny Prof. Jacobs then on to tho woods Tho sheriff was cnlled and nrrested “ A Night In Honolulu” at tho Friday— M ay M cAvoy in “ Everything 5 five disconsolate look’ ng men between Princess, Friday, Jnn. 27th. here nnd town but none of them an­ 5 for Sale” “Beat I f a 2-part comedy ■ swered tho description o f tho ob^ held the interest of tho audience thru- sought. Hoboes hnd been prowling around tho Colemnn l.cmo the even­ out. Tho Club chorus composed o f Mrs. ing before ns two wero found In twoon tho Sonior-Sophs nnd tho JunThis gnmo will bo Julius Takach, Mrs. W. II. Smith, Mrs. tho gnrngo by Will Coleman late Snt­ lor-Freshmon. very closely contested and tho outClaude Herndon, Mrs. A. Irwin nnd urdny night. Ho told thorn to lenve coiiio will not bo known until the last Miss Rose Gallagher, with Mrs. R. C. nnd nothing more wns thought about whistle blows. Bower at the piano, gave tho beauti­ it. Mr. Colemnn nnd tho hoys wero Tho big game of tho night is going ful chorus, Caro DI, Zungare, or chor­ nwny nt tho timo. us of Gypsy Girls. The ninny friends of Miss Alice to ho a very intcrcntlng affair. Tho Mrs. Takach then gave a solo from Pally in thin section wore plensed to Snnford team is improving rapidly Traviata, "Caro Nome” and never did learn thnt she w’on second prlzo for and they nro going to put up a hard her beautiful voice seem more beauti­ the best essny upon the subject. City fight. The Miami team will probably Substantial, offered to the schools of bo tired, like the Snnford bunch wero ful. Miss Bally Is quite nn at­ when thoy hit Miami and will not Mrs. A. I). Kelly then gnvo a talk Snnford. on 11 Travntore, taking each scene tractive nnd bright young girl nnd is put up such n game ns they did beforo, hut nil dope Is upset sometimes. separately and telling it in a most very popular. Lino ups: Many nice trees nnd beautiful flo­ vivid manner. wers hnvo been planted in tho school Miami. MeCInvo, f ; Prosser,f; The club chorus then gave the Anvil ynrd nt this place. Somo fine wntor Stacey, c; Woray, gj Dewey, g. Chorus from II Travatore. oaks, camphor, sweet gum, mnplo, nnd Snnford. Me Lucas, f; Moyo, f, Mrs. A. F. McAllister next gave a other simile trees, also bnnnnns gua­ McLnulin, c; Smith, g; Cowan, g. GENERAL REPAIRING fine paper on “ Aida,” after which the va. orange nnd fruit trees of different Referee—Roby Lang. Umpire— audience enjoyed a Caruso record, desrrintions. Flowers nre set around Mussom. West First St. Old Ford Gnr*|» “ Heavenly Aida." the fence nnd close to tho building. Phono No. 447-W After this excellent program and a Some o f the plnnts wore so largo . . . . i • Salt water mullet, 10c n lb. Tillls’ short business meeting the dopnrt- ( when planned that they are blooming |Mlirkotf i(||rH New Building, Sanford merits adjourned. At tho business nt tho Mr. Jacobs °fi2-ltn the present time. Jneohs nnd lI„ Vl,ni„, Speaking of obesity, tho exercise of meeting it was decided by tho t w o the .............. ..............- the flowers 1 children contributed charity is tho rtiost satisfactory meth­ departments to give a play in tho nnd plnnts nnd worked hard in plnntod of reducing fat purses. Try n Hornid Want Ad todny. near future, a modernized version of intr them. "Taming of the Shrew.’ Mr. nnd Mrs. ,Tamos Johnson nnd B B B H B B Q M t< M U L IB I.in :? n C N U U 4 r 2 B T < l2 :3 B M R B B B B M B B H B B B B B B B B B H M R B I0 family hnvo removed to Monroe. Mr. (1 ■ NOTICE! nnd Mrs. Johnson enmo from Forest The Business nnd Professional City. N. C., where they hnvo lived for Woman’s Club will give nn entertain­ some time. Their friends nro glad ment at the Princess Theatre on to welcome them hack. Tuesday, February 7th. This will con­ Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Aulln nnd sist of a Mock trial, “ Tanglefoot vs. son Andrew Aulln nnd Mrs. M. E. I’ orunn." Somo of the most promi­ Jneohs of Oviedo visited Mr. nnd Mrs. nent business men and women of Hildon Jneohs Sunday. In the after­ noon the pnrty accompanied by Miss Alice Powell motored to Mt. Dorn. T H E FIRST STO N E U SED FOR BUILDING Rov. D. D. Mnrston, of Daytona Bench visited his old home nt Mon­ PU RPO SES IN A M E R IC A — 1 Store in Florida roe Friday. He nlso visited friends Tho John T. Hammond Quarry at Volusia is the most <it Snnford before his return homo. modern and best equipped Quarry in Florida amt is prepared Mr..Toe Ham o f Empire. Gn., will to furnish Coquina Rock in any quantity and siiie. Anything arrive soon to he a guest nt tho homo from screenings up to building stone can be supplied. or Mrs. .T. T. Mann. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Rabun nnd son All Coquina Rock furnished by the John T. Hammond Carl .Tr., of Snnford spent Sunday Quarry is of uniform quality and texture. with relatives here. For road building purposes Coquina Rock lias proven it­ Tho celery growers in this section self to bo unexcelled and has been adopted by County Com­ nro rapidly boarding celery nnd get­ missioners as standard. ting ready to ship while prices nre right. Tho pepper beds are fine nnd As a concrete aggregate it has been demonstrated by hnvo set in the field. recent tests at Pittsburgh Testing Laboratories that Co­ DON5T TELL H S j WARD & RIVE " John T. Hammond Quarry Coquina Rock IThe Church well Co SELLS IT FOB LESS HiiiiBBiiiaiHiiiHiiBaHiiaiiaiiiaiiaii ■ M ore? ■m . W hy Sanford will take part in this enter­ tainment. Watch for further an­ nouncements. A W hat’s tho use to pay thirty-five dollars and up for a Suit when you can buy tho newest Spring models in SANFOD HIGH PLAYS FAST MIAMI HIGH HERE; TO­ NIGHT AT PARISH HOUSE all-woo standard hand-tailored clothing at Churchwells for— As n curtain raiser tho Men's Club will play Kiwnnis Club in a comic and Interesting game. Tho outcomo i is very uncertain, hut the Men's Club is expected to win. . Immediately after the Miami gnmo there will he an Inter-Clnss game he- $ 2 5 .0 0 $ 1 7 .5 0 quina Rock from the John T. Hammond Quarry is of the highest rank. Capacity 1,000 cubic yards per day. COPIES OF T ESTS M A IL E D O N REQUEST Quarries and Shipping Point Volusia Florida East Coast Railroad JOHN T. H A M M O N D New Smyrna------------------- --------------- -Florida (Men’s Department) Have you bought, that new Spring Suit yet Come in and look these ; over. Y ou m ight fin d just what you are looking fo r and the pi ice is al- j ways right. : ■ : The C h r is t ia n S c ie n c e S o c ie t y o f Sanford, Florida non IN V IT E S Y O U A N D Y O U R F R IE N D S TO A M e n ’s S h o e s FREE LECTU R E! f % M en’s Solid Leather Shoes, guaranteed to . . ________________________________ give satisfaction O N ---------------------------------- -------------------- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE $ 3 .5 0 t o $ 7 .0 0 By JUDGE S A M U E L W . G R E E N E , C. S. OF LOUISVILLE, KY. The Churchwell Co. 3 3 -M e n ’ s Department 3 Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, The First Church o f Christ Sclcn list, in Boston, Muss. || JANUARY 30,1922,8 P. M. PRINCESS THEATRE( �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1922 H O L L Y ........... ......... ...... .............. K d l t o r L i t . ! . A l i i ) ____ S r e r M H r y - T r r a a u r c r M U ', I,........ ...... ...... Ufrnrrnl M a n a g e r l i t W I N ..........C lr c u ln ilu n l U n a f t r I ’ ll line 148 Up t o UlOO 1*. II. A d v e r t la lu jr lln tv a M ade K n o w n A pp lication on S u b s c r i p t i o n T r i c e In A d v n n r e O no Y e a r ...... ........ .........................._ ....... < Bti Month* .................... ...... ..... . D e l i v e r e d In C ity b y C a r r ie r A ba 1V..L — IK C T h e Mir 1C- l o I H - p n a c ’ W e r k l y l l e r •«!d e n t i r e l y e o v r r a S e m in o le C ounty -an d It p u h lla h rd e v e r y F r i d a y , A d v e r •thrini rntra innile bn u tv n o u n p p lle n tMnti. D e m o c r a t i c In p o li t ic * . IIUIU p e r *T c n r , n l t v n y In o ilv o n e e . Funny how easy the people of Flori­ da nro. They fall for every outside scheme that conies along. And why should we support overy follow thnt comes along wanting to spend the winter in Florida? IBs schemes nre always winter schemes. Wo never see him in tho summer. Snow and sleet and linil and hell mostly in the states north of us yes­ terday and today. It is not sunshine here today but it is not sleet and snow either, Florida for us. Wire nro down and the wire service o f tho Daily Herald'will bo effected more or less today. However, wo can always get out a paper regardless of tho telegraph or anything else. Canned greens get in their work again this week in Idaho. Better como down to Florida where you cun get fresh greens every day In tho year and it is unnecessary to use ennned greens or vegetables or fruits. "We are sorry for California in tho freeze thnt destroyed bo much fruit and vegetables but wc wish to say to our northern fricndH that they need not suffer for any of these fruits and vegetables for Sanford can furnish them all during the winter nnd onrly spring. Wo have tho vegetable gar­ den for tho nation. Sanford will soon have n Rod nnd Gun Club bouse and grounds, a Coun­ try Club and Golf Links, a Library, now Womnn’s Club house, American Legion building, Chamber of Com­ merce building, Masonic Temple, Community House nnd many other homes for different orders and clubs. And all of them should be built in a community center, on the lake front. GROWERS SHOULD HOLD THE HOME MARKET pecting to renlizo fabulous prices nnd get rich in a single season and from a single crop. Enough of such (gorgeous anticipations are realized •every season to put the balance of tho farmers on tiptoe with the hope that Borne lucky individual strikes n favor­ able market with fine fruit or berries, o r potatoes or cabbage, nnd makes a" killing." which is heralded for and wide with the result that a mnss of growers rush to that particular crop, •expecting to get equally favorable tcsu U h, They fail to take Into con­ sideration the possibility o f glutted markets, of delays in transportation which bring their fine produce to market in n decayed condition, nnd consigns it to the city dump, of the dishonest commission men who live by preying on the shippers a thousand miles away, whom they hnvo nt their mercy. Those unpleasant features too often turn their bright anticipa­ tions into dismal realities and blight­ ed hopes. Tho remedy of course, lies In co-operation marketing, ami soil­ in g on the platform, letting the buy­ e r hold tho ling. Another thing which they fail to consider is that n large and tmport- Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables DEANE TURNER Phones 487-404 WELAKA BLOCK It is unfair to place the whole re* sponsiblllty o f enforcement upon, the police department. It is a duty o f citizens to observe all laws, and If citizens keep this thought Ifi mind, the apprehension o f violators will bo less difficult. There are fow laws regarding the movements of pedestrians. This is because the pedcstnrin has the right of way. But it Is important tho pedestrain should bo famllinr with truffic regulations ns well ns tho drivers of vehicles in order thnt both may be protected. Fullest co-oporntion is needed in tho obsorvnnco o f ordinances regulating trnffie. Traffic laws thnt nro not observod nnd enforced, liko other laws, nro worse thnn no laws at all. Fami­ liarity is a long step'in tho right di­ rection. If you drive an automobile, bo suro you nro familiar with tho laws, for your awn snke and tho sake of othars. Know tho condition of your car, from the most important part of machinery to the smallest fitting, nnd you will he better prepared to meet emergen­ cies.—Jacksonville Metropolis. CAPPER DIAGNOSES BUSINESS CONDITIONS By i Sanford Celery-fed Man Well, of All Things! A town Is something liko a baby carriage— it is not much good unless it is pushed nnd advertised by tho merchants ■Titusville Advocate. Keep Bnck,— Don’t Push! (Advertisement) Butter, per l b ..............................10c-12c Lard, per lb. ........................' ...,7c-8c Eggs, per dozen ............................... 8c Cheese, per lb...................... 12c Bacon, per lb. ..................................10c Hams, per lb...................................... 10c Apples— green—per bu........... ........ 3Ge Steak, per lb’.................................. 12V&C Shotildor Steak, pier lb.................... 10c Mutton, per lb.................. *......10c-12^4c Ilonst, per lb............................... 8c-10c I cannot deliver goods at jthese prices—because they prevailed in 1870 — Eustis Lake Region. Hawaiian M usical Play a t the Princess Tonight Good health in almost < csacntltl to success. You can’t climb • a tot. pid flivver.' “ A Nlght'ln Honolulu” which comes to tho Princess Theatre tonight is a etory of Hawaii, which immediately suggests n myriad of thoughts to tho strunger, especially tho Amorican. One pictures Hawaii ns a land of sun­ shine, of flowers and of music. Ono cannot bring tho sunshlno oT Hawaii to our land, nor tho flovvors in their glorious rndlanca, but tho music is another mnttor. Tho Americans have taken tho benutifu! wistful music of Hawaii to their hearts as they hnvo no other. Tho quaint “ Ukolola" now holds a favored plnco in our homes. Students of this instrument are ns numerous as those of tho violin. In “ A Night in Honolulu” ono may hoar the veritable nntivo musicians chant their wierd melodics, hear tho mourn­ ful prayer of death or tho gay care­ free hnlu music. It all has n peculiar fascination for us and is an oppor­ tunity not to bo missed. Now goods arriving daily Big “ Violet Brand Sale” c Fobrunry.— Yowoll Co. Seminole Printer Prices bent ALL OTHERS, nn gunrnntco work. Lot ua bid on next job, nnd—you’ll bo surp * LUMLEY & LU.Ml.KY Phono 401 no2 l.v.... . BICYCLES BICYCLE SUPPLIES IJICYCLE UEPAIUING on ue Try n Herald Want Ad today. Senator Arthur Capper, of Kan- ‘ sns has a way o f prodding tho m ale-, factors of great wealth occasionally with an array of facts that cannot b o ' controverted. Recently he issued a | signed statement of his conception o f business, nnd what ails it. Ho doesn't; have to point out thnt tho low prico to tho farmer and tho high prico to tho consumer is the whole trouble, the middle man getting tho cream. Tho reduced purchasing power o f tho This institution, whose success and strength hns farmer is assigned ns ono of the 1 enuses of the depression existing es- ( been builded by a loyal people, whose most valu­ TIMES ARE BETTER pecinlly in agricultural states. able asset'Is the confidence, trust nnd esteem of Until the prices nt which farmers Felix Frank says Solomon wns tho sell nnd the prices at which fnrmern those who know it best nnd whose highest en­ buy reach something npproximntely wisest man in tho world and ho can deavor is to attain still higher plains of s e rv ic e a sane level, he Bnys, business nnd ( prove it oven unto this dny. Felix Industry and Inbor are not going t o |says whore is there n man today who wishes you n happy, healthful nnd prosperous get out o f tho hole. And the g rea t-, could hnvo a thousand wives nnd get New Year. est obstacle to the necessary leveling1nway with it. Righto, Foilx. process continues to be the im poisi-' ble freight rates which hnvo hound and hampered the country for the last 1C months. Until wo reduce tho confiscatory freight rates and tho prices o f m ost' manufactured goods, agriculture Is not going to start bnck on tho road to recovery, nnd until agriculture ro- * covors nothing else will. A gonornl reduction in rail rates must bo tho first stop. There is salvation in it to tho rnilronds themselves. | What sanity or sense Is there to prices such ns these: Corn one-third of a cent a pound; coal two-fifths of n cent. Coal 94.G0 a ton; freight charges 1100 miles, $7,150, Oats 15 cents a bushel; oatmeal 20 cents a bowlful, The present price o f Gasoline is purely a local condition ns Wool 10 to 15 cents a pound; woolen yarn, $2.80 the wholesale price has not declined but lc per gallon. We Wool to ninko n suit o f clothes, 15 are giving our customers a real service and High Grade Gas­ cents; price o f suit $150 to $7f». oline and we are ready and willing at all times to meet our Two days' wages for shucking corn $8; price corn sold for $0.50. competitors’ price. Potatoes for nothing at tho farm to $1.35 a bushel in town; freight charges Dakota to Michigan $1.05 a bushel, jenHides three cents n pound nnd no 65 Gravity Gas from Us, gallon lose demand; work shoes $i) n pair. One horsohide $1; one pair of ! of horsciiidc gloves, $2.50. 30 x 3]/ 2 U . S. N in -S k id Tires Seventy pounds of corn 25 cents; ’ing 10 pounds of common! fit) cents, amSixty pounds of when? 85 cents; 48 the pounds of flour $2.70. Texas cabbage in Texas less freight, $5 to $0 a ton; Texas cnbnot huge in Chicago, $1.30 n ton. tge' On- pound o f live hog G 1-2 cents; V U L C A N IZ IN G war one pound of pork steak 25 cents; nail ono pound of lard 20 cents. Phone ‘I I7-W IanLive steer six to seven cents n First nnti Elm Avenue pound; beef roast 35 cents n pound; mid steak 25 cents n pound, and ! It takes a pound o f good country ‘ this butter to buy a box o f axle grease i will made of refinery refuse; a bushel of j \n<! oats to buy a cup of coffee; n bushel j rh tj of corn to pay for a plate of i aw, corn cukes; 1 1-2 bushels of corn to j o f Sanford, Florida any pay for a haircut; two bushels of j on corn to buy n pound of good break- j ’ or- fast bacon; 40 bushels o f corn to buy i IN V IT E S Y O U A N D Y O U R F R IE N D S TO A un- a pair of shoes; a bushel of corn to ] or buy a cheap pair o f cotton socks; 120 ] lice, bushels of corn to buy n hand-mo- i as down si\it of clothes; 10C bushels of ] itor corn to buy nn overcoat; 50 to 100 j is bushels of corn to get n woman's hat. j It .cost ns much or more to ship ' vilh hay, onti* sheep, hides, potatoes and ] ■ini- other farm products ns tho growor inn- gets for them. oils Wo pay in freight charges from nws $3.50 to $7 pound for our shocB; city from $5 to $10 n pound for our clothpro- ing- from $10 to $20 n pound for our, By JUDGE S A M U E L W . G REEN E, C. S. ' ped- huts. But tho average freight from I New York to tho central west Is only OP LOUISVILLE; KY. ized from ono-thlrd to one-fifth b f ono I I * But per cent of tho average soiling prico E nre of the clothing and dry goods by tho J Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Sclen nin- consumer, | , list, in Boston, Mnss. Tho farmer hns to pay from eight i tho to 12 1-2 cents n pound for implo- £ T h o 'merits nvornges mpro thnn 33 1-8 por [ only snfo courso is observance |of cent of tho total ^ost as against ono- I all o f them, from tho most demon- fifth of ono por cent on dry goods, ■ tnry to tho most detnllod. ' clothing nnd accessories. Ho ‘ro- ( ft The Bank ofSatety Security-Service T h e G a s o li n e P r ic e C h r is t ia n . S c i e n c e .S o c i e t y CHRISTIAN SCIENCE �27, THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY mickie says UEER vr.ivrtD ? i ^ A > w M n '* D m 0 W “ J J ^ C o o K S ro u w fc C w Vl COWS t » T O » ™ 9 i,j ev/ bSTVAIMG^ ft went to hla former home Parkton, N. C., for medical treatment some time ago end has since been very HI. only able to alt up. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. A. Armstrong and party of seven touring Florida in two cars woro visitors nt tho J. C. Ellsworth homo last Thursday. Mr. nnd Mrs, Floyd and party of Klasimmco were cnllers at W. W. Drossora on Sunday. Joo Kinnrd Is driving Mr. Moses car and with Mrs. Moses to look after him and doctor him up will bo as wotl ns ever. Mrs. and Miss Jones are having tho remainder of tho land cleared at thoir place on Boardnll ave. The growers are much pleased to hnvo Mr.*M. S. Wiggins back on tho Job and get the market and weather roports again. ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS & w m if •SotrMM On Friday morning at tho weekly Literary Society tho grnmmer school boys gave a very Interesting pro­ gram in colebratfon of Robert E. Lee’s birthday. Tho confederate flags furnished by Willlnm Hodnott nnd the picture of Gen. Leo added to the at­ tractions* of the room. ;------------- :-------;— r~~~ - r - - — PALATKA, Jan. 24.—The produc­ tion of the Irish potato crop of the Hastings district this season will be at a cost o f $548,000 less than last season If the chop averages that o f tho lost three years, according to fig ­ ures a local produce concorn. Tho saving is effected thriugh tho lower cost o f fertilizer, bnrrols and re­ duced freight rates and docs not take into account tho reduced cost of labor. Barrels for this seasons crop cost 25 cents less than Inst year. There has been a reduction of $20 a ton in fert­ ilizer and tho reduction in freight rates amounts to 18 cents a barrel from- Hastings to New York. Based on the average shipments for 1919, 1920 and 1921 which were 2,829 cars, or 578,400 barrols, freight sav­ ed will amount to more than $104,000. Tho reduction in tho cost of barrols will total $144,600, whllo tho reduc­ tion in fertilizer prices will reduce tho outlay for that commodity by $300.000. - ** Athens Theatre Night s Early Dresses, derwear cnrly In NEW THINGS AT THE HERALD OFFICE * 5 * Jl , , i *1, ................. ..........................................;•.................. - Z - ------------------------- 3 Seats on Sale at Allen’s Drug Store DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY 3 ♦ A . C. T U X B U R Y LUM BER CO. Q UICKBU ILT B U N G A L O W , D ep t 18-K CHARLESTON, S. C. EN TZM IN G ER BROTHERS LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. SA N FO R D M A R B LE & G R A N ITE W O R K S JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West First 8treet 1018 West First Street Cleanliness is next to Godliness Elder Springs W ater C o. SA N FO R D • Southbound Dopnrts Arrivo 2:40 a.m. 83........... 2:30 a.m. 8:40 n.m. 27..!........ 1:38 p.m. 91........... 1:18 p.m. 3:20 p.m. 2:55 p.r 89.. 85................... 0:55p.m. 7:10 p.m. FLO RID A V Trilby llrnnrh Arrive xNo. 100., xNo. 24.. xNo. 158.. No. 22.. H f ‘ "S Departs 7:00 n.m. 3:25 p.m. 7:00 n.m. 7:00 p.m. Leesburg Branch Arrivo 3:40 p.m. fW hyT his Battery] Lasts Twice as L.wogo : —■*— , . a EVERY V I7 C T A WE EVER V L O lii SOLD OUTLASTED ITS GUARANTEE Ford Batteries Phone 189 BATTERY SERVICE 7iJi£f ^ ' 1 O ne-Ton T ruck Oviedo Branch SA N FO R D j Dopnrts 1 — a r ,.^ r > xNo. 157.. No. 21.. xNo. 101........... 5:50 p.m. xNo. 25.. No. 22.. xNo. 120.. xNo. 127.. x— Daily, except Sundny. \ THE UNIVERSAL CAR Northbound Departs Arrivo 2:03 n.m. 82........... 1:48 n.m. 84................... 11:45n.m.12:05 p.m. 80................... 2:35p.m. 2:55 p.m. 02.................. 4:00p.m, 4:05 p.m. 28...................10:00p.m. ' ♦nf i j M’iI “>» ,» - ------ BY------ Cosy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalow* of any size. Built f o r d i n g to latest improved methods of house construction, o f the best of materials, at a great saving. Their economy Is worth investi­ gating. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE showing In natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes. CORRECTED TO NOV. 10, 1921 A T THE PARISH HOUSE Nl« ht .... ..................... 75c, $1.00, $1.50; boxes, $1.50, $2.00 J Matinee % ......50c and 75c a Q UICKBU ILT B U N G A L O W S Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets Call phone 311 nnd hnvo n bottle of this wnter sent you nnd protect your health. TRAIN SCHEDULE „ One year Garden Theatre, New York Cast of New York Artists assisted by a Troupe of Hawaiian g Singers, Dancers, Musicians ■ F R ID A Y , FEB. 3, 1922 Scenic Production and Electrical Effects___ By eliminating all o f the waste, over half of the labor, nil of the middle man’s profits and by delivering a home on record time direct from the forest to you The Ford people of Snnford ns well ns the Western Union recommend this water for butteries. Thnnk you cards, Birthday cards, nnd folders, Valentine assortment just arrived. 1922 calendar Pads here nt last, Place cards, nut cups, Tnlly enrds, AH kinds of invitntioiin, Gift cards, Greeting cards, Congratu­ lations, Shut in enrds, Sympathy curds nnd Birth announcements. TURKEY SUPPER Splendid FROM T H E FOREST TO Y O U Wo invito the public nnd nil users of ELDER SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring nnd in our method of bundling its product. Why tnke n chance? Your eminent physicians clnim that this water in unexcelled nnd its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. Spring Showing of Silk Blouses, Muslin nnd Silk Un­ In tho “ Violet Brand Sale” February at Yowell Co. 201-ltc $25.00 11 A Cozy Home • NOTICE! 8:15 ., JAN . PA G E T H R U WEDNESDAY ARRIVALS A T HOTEL VALDEZ ■ R. H. Sherldnn, Macon; C. H. ^hon, Jacksonville; M. B. DoLand, Jack nonvllle; D, A. Wlshart, Atlanta; H. W. Cunnlnghnni, Tnmpa; W. A. More, Jacksonville; J. T. Taylor nnd mother, Atlantic City; Frank B. Stevens, Newman, Gn.; Mrs. Frank B. Stevens, Newman, Ga.; E. K. Nelson, Tnmpn; R. D. Watts, Jacksonville; J. II. Hort­ on, Jacksonville; C. G. Schnlpor, Memphis; B. Moslmcker, New York; Geo. A. Brown, Boston; J. M. Egee, New York; M. E. Tlmhee, New York; G. R. Wllilouhby, Pittsburg, Pn.; L. R. Pier, Baltimore; S. L. Anderson nnd wife, Snvnnnsh; R. D. Field, Chicago; A. M. Buyer, Indinnnpolis; A. J. Cohnrff, ,Now York; J. C. Dowo, Tnmpa; W, E. High, St. Louis; Paul E, Shoemaker, Atlnnta; II. H. Yates, Atlanta; N. G. Barr nnd wlfo, Pa.; C. P. Avcroy, Jr., Atlanta; G. Craw­ ford, Palatkn; E. S. Moody, Pnlntka; R. E, Thornton, Virginia; W. A. Mc­ Announcing the Kee, Virginia; W ..MIsnncs, Atlantic VIOLET BRAND SALE City; Chns. F. Ebert, West Palm Early In February Bench; J. W. Rumley, Tnmpa; Geo. Big showing of LndieB’ White goods, A. Fuller, Birmingham; D. W. MnrVoiles, Tissues, Organdy nnd Import­ onoy, Louisville, Ky.; Fred Prentice, ed Wash Goods for Spring with low Chatanoogn; H. E. Bunch, St. Louis. prices.— Yowoll Co. 201-4tc Announcing the NOTICE VIOLET BRAND SALE Early in February Bids will bo received by tho Board Big showing of Ladies’ White goads, of County Commissioners of Seminole Voiles, Tissues, Organdy and Import­ County, Florida, nt the Court IIouso ed Wash Goods for Spring with low in Sanford, Florldn, for tho purchnso prices.— Yowell Co, 2Gl-4tc of a tractor for Bald Seminole County, up till 10 o’clock a. m., February 7th, 1922. Tho County Commissioners reserve I hnvo recovered from tho injury the right to reject any nnd nil bids. rccolved Rome time ago nnd nm now E. A. DOUGLASS, ready to resume duty.— E. A. Moffett, l-17-oaw-6tc Clerk. Snnford Auto Transfer. 201-4tp Little Emmett Lanier one of tho ■mall boys of the orphnnngo hnppcdLONGWOOD N od to quite n painful accident on Sat­ r. ami Mrs. S. A. Houston of Snn- urday when ho had two of his fingers and Mr. Will Dickson of I.ouls- badly cut while playing nt the wood e Ky., were vialMng Mr. nnd Mrs. pile. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. Commons of it Sunday. Stone Island entertained sovcrnl of |i» Helen Mnrnn spent tho week their friends to dinner on Monday in Genevn with her pnrents. evening* E. Phipps left Tuesday for MinRev. Miller will conduct services where he will spend sovcrnl days. nt the Methodist Chnpcl next Sunday Irs. Frank Hnrdy of Winter Park morning the services will bo held nt Mr. nnd Mrs. S. A. Thompson of tho chnpcl now instend at tho Boys lando were tho guest o f Mr. nnd Domltory ns the repairs on tho chnpel E. E. Hnrdy one day Inst week. You can get a perfectly good hair­ have been complcnted. Mrs. Joseph KrclnuB was a visitor Sovcrnl from hero nttended the op­ cut for 40c nt the Barber chop, Sec­ Sanford Monday. 259-Gtp ening service of the School of Mis­ ond street. Mr. S. S. Thompson of Orlnndo has sions nt the Presbyterian Church in tight n building lot In South Long- DcLnnd Inst Sunday night. The Revenue Act of 1921 <] nnd expects to build in the near On Friday nnd Saturday after­ tare. Tho sale was made through noons the larger hoys nnd girls of the requires that every Individual having E. Hardy. Orphnnnge attended the matinee of |n gross income of $5,000.00 or more Mr. nnd Mrs. F. II. Ranger nnd “ The Birth of a Nation” nt the Stnr file Income Tax return regardless of amount of net Income. Iphnml Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnrdy motor- Theatre in Sanford. to Orlnndo Sunday sight seeing. The parts hnvo been assigned for Do Not Pay Exhorhitant prices for as­ sistance In preparing your return. Tho "tacky party” at tho Library the piny to he given by Tho Parent idny evening was enjoyed by ovory Teacher Association nnd work will Send for simple form upon which to furnish Information necessary to pre­ 0. Mrs. Watson receive}! tho prizo begin In earnest now. r being the tncklest. A pnrty o f the winter visitors were pare return. Mnximum price on farm­ Mr. nnd Mrs. J. It. Rose nnd family In Do Leon Springs Sunday nftcr- ers returns $5.00 nnd every fnrmor Gainesville have moved into their Rlght seeing, carrying picnic supper whoso return is prepared will bo fur­ nished without charge ono 1922 Fnrm it homo in South Longwood. with them.* Miss Ellen Fuller spent n couple of Tho community sing will he hold Record. This record dovised for far­ y, in Orlnndo the guest of her nunt on Friday evening Jnn. 27. It has mers exclusively nnd fills a long felt 1. Frank Topi Iff. been decided to hold the sings every need for a farm record sufficiently simplu to bo of any benefit to farm­ Mr. Wndhrook o f 'New) York is other Fridny evening. ipping nt Mr. Roebucks place for a Tho friends of Mr. nnd’ Mrs. E. C. ers. Retail prico $2.00. v days. Shntwoll of Johnstown, N. A'., are de­ EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE PRE­ Friends of little Rny Chnpmnn will lighted to know they are to arrive PARING RETURNS glad to know that he In improving. here In the near future. File yours now nnd got it off your Mrs. Pritchard who has been vlsitServices were hold Sunday morn­ mind. ! her parents Mr. nnd Mrs. Dowl- ing by Dr. Pinson of Benson Springs A. S. CLARK, Public Accountant ieft Wednesday for her home In Inn. I', O. Box 1881 Jacksonville, Fla. oksville, s Mr. W. E. Bunn returned yester­ day after several days spent in Jack­ Save money by buying your season EAST SANFORD sonville on business. ticket to tho Lyceum Courso. $2.00 for tho season or 75c for each admit Miss Sue Fnel was nt homo with 1922 CALENDAR PADS sion. 200-tfc r parents Pr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Fnel There is nothing qulto so hnndy, ndny from Pnlntkn. MASTER’S SALE Mrs. C. H. Tyler is In Syracuse, N. quite so useful, quite so Imiispcnsiblo where slip was called by the Hi­ for tho busy oifico mnn ns tho calen­ Under and by virtue of a decree of dar desk pnd. It helps you t«/ re­ ss of n a ster. foreclosure entered on the Fourth dny member, it gives you tho dny nnd Miss I.ouise Kinnrd o f Cameron of January, 1922, in that certain cause ty has her sinter from Kentucky date, it gives you Just what you wnnt lately pending in tho Circuit Court, nnd when you wnnt it. 1022 Calen­ her guest. Suventh Judicial Circuit, Seminole dar pads just received from the fact­ Mr. nnd Mrs. F. W. Howard who County, Florida, in Chancery, wherein ory— tho second shipment—the first ve keen guests nt the H. Stele homo will offer for sale nnd sell to tho vc gone to Minml nnd other points shipmont was exhausted in ono week. highest nnd best bidder, nt the front the East Const before returning Got n 1922 Calendar pad before they door of tho Court IIouso of Sominoio nre all gene. Desk, stands for the their home in Mnnnsr.es, Vn. County, in Sanford, Florldn, on Iho H. A. Fergcson of Richmond nve, calendars if you hnvo none. first Monday in February, 1922, same being the Sixtli dny of tho month, dur­ ing the legal hours of sale, tho follow­ ing described real estate in Sominoio S. A. Hutchins was complainant, and Edward N, Bnisloy and Mary W. Paisley were defendants, I, Schollo Mninos, Special Master in said causu, County, Florida, to-wit: North half of Southwest quarter of Southwest quar­ deland q q ter of Section Twonty-nino, Township at Twenty, South, Kongo Thirty East, situnto, lying nnd being in Sominoio County, Florldn. THE HAWAIIAN MUSICAL WONDER SHOW Terms of sale: Cash. Purchaser to pny for deed. Dated tho Fifth day of January, 19122 SCIIELLE MAINES, l-<J-o.n.w,6tc Spoclnl Master. YOWELL CO. Announce Their Annunl Violet Brand Sale Early In February 2fll-4tc Mat. Cj 3 p. m. O 1922 CO. L. A. RENAUD, Proprietor ' With P n eu m atlo At this exceptionally low or Solid Tire* and price no merchant or man­ demountablo rime. Y o u r o holoe o f ufacturer can afford to do either the apeolal without a Ford one-ton gearing of 5-1/6 to I for apaed deliv­ truck. A truck that has ery or the atantlard always been considered gearlngof7-l/4tot for heavy hauling. by owners as the greatest value for tho money, even when sold at a higher price. Its power, en du ran ce, dependability, economy o f upkeep and operation, and its capacity to handle loads safely are well known Ford Truck qualities, and so rec­ ognized by farmers and business concerns the country over. T h e extremely low price is creating an increased demand for the Fo rd one-ton truck, so w e advise the placing o f your order n ow to insure reasonably prompt delivery. T erm s i f desired. EDWARD HIGGINS FO RD D E A L E R C . C . C O B B , Salesman Sanford, Fla. �m m THE 3AN F0BP DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY. JANUARY 87.1922 over, or have finlahed with i t ' Mo humr. , ./ t ,L . Wishing you every succoss in your now undertaking and believing you will bo fully repaid fo r any step tak­ en buy the water, gas and light plants for your city, I beg to remain B. L. HENDRICKS. O A K and P IN E Manufacturers agents for the Celebrated A. B. CHASE and liESTER Pianos. Florida distributors for the B U SSE LL PHONOGRAPH. Our rSanford warehouse contains one •of the largest assortment o f pljanos and Phonographs in the . l Stove and Fire Place T r a n s f e r r in g I i , ' j i | 1 Call U s for Prompt Service Btate. Every home should have n mu­ sical instrument. Our low prices and ensy terms make it possible for you. Write us for full information. J. H . H IN T E R M IST E R P IA N O CO. 105 Palmetto Avenue Phone 481-J BUY IN SANFORD per pound ............................................................ COUNTRY BUTTER, per pound........................................................... 40c BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, 50c per pound ............................................................ CLOVER HILL BUTTER, THE BEST, 60c per pound........................................................... DILL PICKLES, 30c per dozen .......................................................... . SOUR PICKLES, In bulk, 20c per dozen ........................................................... TALL V. C. CREAM, $5.50 Per case ............................................................ 2-lb. ROAST BEEF, per cun i........ ............................:......................... ........... 35c 2-lb. CORNED BEEF, 25c per c u n ................................................................ No. 1 TOMATOES, 3 cans ................................................................... ........... 25c NEW PRUNES, per pound................. .......................................... 20c 3 CANS TOMATO SOUP, f o r ................. ............... . . . . . 25c NEW FLORIDA SYRUP, per gallon ............................................................ 75c JONES’ LITTLE DAIRY FARM SAUSAGE, per pound............................................... 45c FRYERS and IIENS, per pound ....................... ............................ 40c-50c The Grocer In response to the inquiry of mnny telephone subscribers; "What can I do to help my serv­ ice V" this advertisement is published. Slow Answers Impair Service Telephone users here make thousands of telephone calls every day. \ vS ' r * On more than one per cent o f these calls, the person called does not answer for a minute or more after the bell rings. True a minute isn’ t long, but telephone service is a matter o f SECONDS. W e do our part in seconds. Delayed answers b y subscribers on so m any of the daily calls necessarily slows down the service and hampers the operators in their efforts to improve the service. O ften the operator is blamed by the call­ ing party when you are slow to answer. y7 • r 21 . !; 'i: - Answering promptly when the telephone bell rings will assist greatly in maintaining ;g o o d telephone service. • j SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE. and telegraph com pan y Under This Head, Article* Pro and Cpn Regarding Munidpal Ownership Will Be Published in the Herald. M Early Spring Showing of Silk P* Dresses, Blouses Muslin and Silk Un­ M derwear in tho “ Violet Brand Sale" early In February at Yowoll Co. 201-4 tc The Roportor Star o f Orlando Is writing to other cities that have municipal owned plants to find out the rates, etc., and glvo tho differ­ ence to tho renders. Tho following from Macon will bo, Interesting on tho wntcr question. Dear Sir:— Yours o f tho 18th has my attention and In reply hog to statu that tho city o f Macon pur­ chased from prlvnto ownership on Oct. 1st, 1911 tho wntor works plant only-. They do not ov/n tho gas nnd light plnnt, therefore tho figures thnt I give you, o f course, will mean only for tho wntcr plnnt. At this point permit to say, in our humble Judgment tho city c f Macon would he willing to float any amount o f bonds that would be needed to buy tho gas nnd light plant, whch wo believe would be a great saving ns the records of the water works show. The writer earnestly desires \to see your wntcr, gas and light plants municipally owned, ns I am sure this is the best and quickest way for you to he able to sell to your citizens at a nominal eost and reasonable profit. W o do not request thnt our name ho withheld from the public if it will mean nnything to you, should the purchnso he mnde wo feel thnt wo have done our city n great favor. For instance on Oct. 1st, 1911 tho city of Macon purchased by con­ demnation proceedings nnd arbitra­ tion the wntor plnnt paying $099,000.09 and issuing $900,000.00 worth of bonds ns they desired n surplus of this amount $201,000 to make ex­ tensions and improvements to tho plnnt. Please note tho purchnso price nnd the price of the plnnt today and the amount of bonds retired. We retire them serinlly. The plnnt Oct. 1st, 1011, our fiscal years ends t thnt time, was worth $ 1,-10.1,020.07. Wo retired $20,000.00 worth of bonds hearing Interest at 4 per cent. We linve retired through Jan. 1st, 1922, $170,000.00 all of which is paid out of tho earnings of tho Wntor Work*. Our Water Bonid was created by an net o f Legislature—same is n commission composed of three com­ missioners elected by the people. The prico of water is somewhat less than it was when it was opera­ ted by privnted ownership. Wo have established a rate both for meter nnd flat rate, which we feel is fair and equitable and wo boast of this because wo are furnish­ ing water to our citizzens nt n lower rate than any city of our size in tho state of Georgin, or perhaps in tho immediate soi.th, Wo nro now contemplating very seriously requesting a law to give our city the right to purchase tho gns nnd light plant. We do not feel this matter will be resisted because it can he plainly shown thot .the benefits of tho city can be enhanced by municipal ownership, We are pnid by the city for all us­ age of wntcr, for flush tanks sewers, sprinkling enrts, various public com­ fort stations, etc. The prico paid is fixed by law around $29,000.00 per year. Tho excavations in our street for tho purposo making repairs, etc., made by tho Water Board after get­ ting a permit from tho Engineering Department. When these repnirs nro mnde tho city replaces tho paving and the hill Is made ngninst the Water Board just ns would ho n priv­ ate individual and we pay them by voucher. Tho oxpenso o f lnterrls from our wntor mains aro borne by tho pro­ perty owners. Tho meters are also bought by the consumer. Wo have increased hh you might see in tho amount of doliurs and cents—so wo could more than double our pumping facilities, build reser­ voirs and now buildings, etc., than whnt wo had when the purchase was mnde. > As to our financial condition ns a commission I nm proud to stnto wo have mnde extension and improve­ ments in largo amounts and largo contractos with a very nominal IndobtncaB. In financing our affairs the commission Is ablo to do it at a* low a rate as our banks reciovo—there­ fore you can see wo are In a splendid financial condition, If wo can furnish you any records ojr information you will not find ih the Auditor’s report wo ,nro sending to you, wa will be glad to do so please bo good ©nought to return this copy as soon as you have looked it F or Safety and Service is a w holesom e interest that is true honest— a desire to help each H enry M cLaulin, Jr. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST onward to success Sanford, Fla. A COMMUNITY BUILDER ■ F. P. FORSTER, President You Can Find the Name of Every Live Professional nnd Business Man In Sanford In This Column Each I)ny MISS GRACE TOMPKINS, R. N. Surgical, Medical and Obstetrical Calls Answered 'll , ' ♦1 \ 309 French Avc. Phone 563-W B. F. WIMTNER, c»,| CH U LU O TA INN On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Const Itnil tn, Fin., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, r modern brick hotel, with privnte baths and hot wntcr class cuisine. .Rates $2.50 to $0.50 per day; $10 to $IH | cording to location of room. M RS. C H A S. D. B R U M L E Y , Mu Sanford C on stru cts Co CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes and Specifications Cheerfull; Furnished All Work Guaranteed II. T. PACE P. O. Box 211 Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. . *t 1 i . t *11 f! j tj\, General Machine nnd Boiler Work; Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxo Pistons; Oversize Rings nnd Pins; Flywheel Steel Genr Bands; Crank Shafts re­ turned; agents for Cnllle Inboard and Outboard Motors. — ---------Phone 62 Acteylene W elding OF ALL KINDS Sanford W elding Co Is one o f the fe w things that never depreci­ ates in value. Buy a lot N O W in Sanford, and in a few years you will have made money on your investment. The fellow that never starts anything is foolish to expect to get anywhere. > A nd you d on ’t have to take our word for it, JU ST W A T C H T H E OTHER FELLOW 109 North Sanford Avenue S. O, Shirtholser Con true lor and Builder SANFORD A . P. C O N N E L L Y , Agent FLORIDA "W E DELIVER THE GOODS Quick Service Transfei Storage FacilitieH If wo please you, tell others; If no tell us. Phone 498 Auto Radiator Repair Shop Located nt 207 French A ve„ between 2nd and Third. E. R. BERGQUIST. Hotel Montezuma "Sanford’s New Hotel" Princess Theatre --------------------------O N E N IG H T ------------ --------- ...FRIDAY, JANUARY 27TH, 1922.,, N ative Hawaiian Singers, Dancers and Players $1.50 Up Per Day COMFORT COTTAGE la now open for guests. Will bo glad to bco now ns well ns old frlonds, Rooms and meals, also meals. Ilouso boated. Miss N. A. Walker ono Mrs. M. Martin SANFO RD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. A Meritorious Cast Remarkable Scenic and Lighting Effects General Shop and Mill * PRICES; W o rk S CONTRACTOR and BUILDER ■ 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla Lower Floor, $1.50; Balcony...................... Seats on Sale Wednesday at Bower & Roumillnt’s .» T . . I _ Mmm Geo. W . K night Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD -s- -IFLORIDA Sanford Steam Laundry 11 FOR: SERVICE Call 146-J W. R A IL IN G . Prop. George A . DeCottes Attomey-nt-Law Over Semlnola Coonty Bank ANFORD -!« FLORIDA R o u se c l e a n in g SAVE YOU MONEY Write tis Empire H otel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA H. W . N ICK ER SO N Public Accountant; Audita— Systems CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday Ipcome Tax Service and evening, Gray Gables, on Room 16 McNeili-Davis Bldg. beach, Seabreeze, f i t . Phono Phonfi 85* Orlando, Fla. Froe bath houses. ' 74-Frl-, ARTICLES �V5V. f~? f i f ; - ' ' • . ' •H • THE SANFORD DAILY HfcRALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1922 to * “ L e t 'U s Have Done With fi Some brave, self-reliant man said that. Let us all' adopt it as a slogan fo r 1922. _ jf Let us create the spirit o f optimism; let us w ork enthusiastically, spend wise­ ly and save systematically. U W e can M A K E -1922 a good year. |. • . ■ J 4 % IN TERE ST PAID | ■ ■ The Seminole County j Bank 1 SERVICE j in u tim n t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o E PERSONALS £ time. Tliis is tho first time Mr. Lake lias been sick in 27 years. HOOD PLAYS AT TIIE NEXT SHOW fa to to to t o to to t o to Well, do you think it will biiow? That swift Miami basket hall team went down to defeat last night. ft was a glorious victory. Weather report is nothing ninrfning today and as this paper goes to pruss the wind has veerd to tho south. Mrs. It. J. Holly, Robert and May Roily and Mrs C. E. Henry and daughter Ruth visited in Orlnndo to­ day and heard Snlvi, the great harpist at the Heechnm Thoatro. Mrs Charlie Campbell is recovering from a serious illness at tho Vnldcz Hotel and her mnny friends nro rojoicing over h er. convalescence and hope she will soon be out again. The mnny friends o f Forest Lake are glad to see him out again after several bad spells of tho influenza or grip that kept him Indoors for Bomo m SUPPLEMENTING THE BREAD ______ # PROGRESS * TEMPERATURE Pessimism” STRENGTH * The Earl Hawk Stock Co., under the auspices of tho American Legion at tho big tent theatre last night presented very amusing comedy drama entitled “Just Plain Molly." The big tent had several he»‘ ers placed advantageously and it was as warm as a summers day in Juno, A fair sized audience witnessed tho performance and judging by the lnugter and applause It wns an evening of delight to all. No trouble or expenso is spared to make the tent warm nnd attractive and all who attend nro assured of a good show under pleasant conditions. The piny for tonight is tho feature play of tho week. Sol Smith RusbcIs, play of “ Peaceful VnUcy.” This is n quaint Now Englnn Com­ edy nnd the piny that made Mr, Rus­ sel a grent fnvorito during his life­ time. You will feel better for seeing this, "Sweetest Story Ever Told.” Try a nornld Want Ad today. Down to 57 yesterday and this morning which Ih moro like tho wintor wonthor wo should hnvo onco In n while just' to let tho visitors know what is going on in their “ old homo town.’ And then wo Wanted a change down here from that 80 stuff that wo have had for about ton months in the yenr. Tho cold weather is good for celery and it stops the ac­ tivity of the mosquitoes and the flies iftid other things. No snow is predicted for Florida yet. , 5:10 A. .M. JAN. 27, 1922 Maximum...................... 57 Minimum ...................... 44 Range ........................... 45 Barometer ■............... f..20.98 Rain .................. ,............... 03 ^jNorth and cloudy. to to to to to to to to to to to to to Pa to to to to to to to ------------Pa Pa For Florida: Cenerally fair to P i tonight and Saturday; cold- Pa Pa or in South and Central por- to to tions tonight; freezing tern-' P-3 P i pernture and frost in north Pa Pa and frost in central portion to to tonight if weather clears. Pa pa Pa to to Pa to Pa to to to 5 THE WEATHER MILK MUST HE LABELED MILK. (Hr Thr AxKiirllllrtl I 'm .) JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 27.— Milk dealers who have been seeking a city ordinance requiring that all milk not bought from a Duval county dairyman be labelled ns milk shipped into Jack­ sonville lost their fight when a city council committee eliminated tho clause from n proposed ordinance reg­ ulating milk dopots in this city. The ordinance ns reported from the committee, now iH a straight hcnlth measure, requiring that milk contain­ ers bo labeled ns to their contents but not as to their origin. Tho original label wns sought ns a result of n prlco war between milk depots, tho claim being made that the ono depot which rather than increnso its price effected Rb reduction, was obtaining Its milk from out of the county. Baumel’s Stimulating Specials! FOR SA T U R D A Y AND M O N D AY ONLY I N DAILY Thq good book tells us “ Man shnil not live by bread alone.” ' Scientists nnd practical experiments provo to us thnt a healthy child, or adult, fed on nothing but tho most excellent bread, soon becomes n physicnl wreck, nnd mentally akin to tho imbecile. Even a bread nnd meat diet is not only unsatisfying, but dangerous. Tho human system needs, requires, nnd demands, all the salt, and minerals that go to make up tho strong bone, blond and tissue of body and health of mind, and there is no substitute for these as found in the fresh fruits and vegetables of the land. So, when wo pray for“ our daily bread,” we should also ask for a little lettuce, or a turnip, or sonic berries, or cabbage, or an apple, or an orange, anything like that or add zest and tone, the proper chemical nnd min­ erals needed to tho bread, and to fur­ nish nature the corrective and elimi­ nating stimulants it needs. There are no finer nids to health ami beauty of hotly and mind than the midwinter products o f the Florida fields, groves, gardens nnd farms. M hen it sends out daily during the time when the rest of the country is covered with snow, and is living largely on canned or stored food, greal trainb.ads of fruit, vegetables and berries, fresh picked and in all the beauty and worth of their natural maturity, it is doing n great part to­ ward keeping health and happiness at their best. Si nro September 15—four months nnd a week— Florida lias sent out to the less fortunate states for immedi­ ate and daily consumption, IP.500 enrs of fruits mid vegetables. That is about ICO cars a day average for the entire time. Monday o f this week there were reported as going out all rail from Jacksonville, High Springs and Hampton: Grapefruit, 128; oranges, 158; lettuce, 54; vegetables, 14; cabbage, 2(1; poppers, 2; tomntoos, 1; celery, 15; strawberries, 1. There s 399 ears a day going out now, and the height of the season not reached. And when ono figures thnt even this seeming record docs not give an orange a day to half the children in the country; thnt not ono family out of a hundred got n head of thnt let­ tuce, and not ono in a thousand oven rend about those strnwhcrrioa, much less hnd a neighbor whoso “friend" nte ono, some Idea of tho task nhend of Florida growers can he had. ^ For every aero in vegetables In Florldn this year there are needed a thousand acres, and the same is truo of the berries and of the oranges. This state lias not yet begun to touch tho territory that rightfully belongs to It in the matter of supplying fresh fruits and vegetables; and until i'. realizes this and gets busy with a distribution program, and busy ,vith its production increase plan, there vi ! always be those who wonder why Florida has so many thcusrnds of miles of "unnecessary land.''- -Tampa Tribune. ------------------------- We nro offering several articles in our Specialty Department at reduced prtce.s for Saturday u and Monday only to stimulate business for these two days. Notice these specials for it will pay ■ you to buy; ’ to to to to to to to to to to M ILLINERY HOSE Martha Four Foot, guaranteed Hose, in Black and Dark Brown: $9.50 values, at ........................... $15.75 values, a t ......... !.................. $2.95 $3.25 All Fall Millinery at prices below cost. One special lot consisting of Patterns, < COATS CORSETS and SUITS .. $2.45 $12.50 to $22.00 Just : £ UPSALA AND £ * GRAPEVILLE S to ' to to to to to to to to to to to Mrs. DeForest’ oranges and those of Seymore Pritchard and Volio Will­ Sport and Itcndy-to-Wear Hats at iams and Alfred Ericson have been sold. Truck loads go by each day. Mrs. Stedt spent Thursday with Light and Dark Grey, pure Silk Thread her daughter Mrs. Jesse Leo. Hose, full fashioned, at Wo understand a number from this Former prices were up to $ 12.95 place attended the church social at Lake Mary, Friday, Glad to see Mr. and firs. Checzum able to be out at the Grapevllle party held on Monday evening at which 70 were present and a fine time enjoyed ■ "7 by all.' Mrs. Checzum has been ail­ ing for over a month. Kaho and Thomson's Glove-fitting ( ’er­ Mr. and Mr.*, Campbell and children gots Arthur Loo and little Grace and C. R. 511.00 grades, * Rersquist wore out from Hanford for at .................................... t tho party. $15.50 grades, Mrs. Ericson and little children A few Coats and Suits to close out at at .......... ......................... were callers at tho home of Mrs. Ilirsprices that will amaze you. If you need Special Stout Corsets, wonderful values chi on Friday nnd were later,joined by Mrs, August Swanson and Mrs. at one it will pay you to see us. At Hnllinger who called at most of tho homes in the settlement in the in­ and terest of tho party. Values to $0.50 Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Men lor and Special reductions on all Brassieres, Formerly from $19.75 to $99.75 children roturneil homo Friday by Kubo, nnd Bien Joilie auto from a visit paid her sister at W Canal Point, thnt wonderful new land received several shipments of beautiful Spring Dresses in Taffetas, Cantonsi nnd other j that is lately being put under cuitinew mntcrlnla. Your inspection Invited. S 10 ( n S /M /U ■ 'Vfttlon near Lnku Okecchoboe. Her Prices ranging from ........................- ....................... ....... Q U / .tO J card stated they were living on tho good things of the lnnd, plenty of milk honey, quails nnd pork. Hnd a good time but tho roads were bad. Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Collor nnd dau­ ghter, Mins Bright woro Saturday afternoon visitors at tho Ballinger homo, stoplng with us* for tea. “ W here Style Reigns” We are going to try Tuesdny even­ ing for tho Bible study in hopes thnt East First Street Gpp. Ford Service Station thoso who havo other meetings nr hnvo to work Wednesday nights will I Mk ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ > bo nblo to attond. $2.95 BAUMEL’S SPECIALTY SHOP! PAGE FITE B OFF There is bound to be more cold weather and if you haven’t a nice warm Sweater, see those i nice— PENNSYLVANIA KNIT COATS : H W e are now offering*. Your choice o f any in g the house, one-third off the regular price. a The Best Policy IS A FIRE INSURANCE POLICY : I f your home were to hum tonight would you have the means to rebuild immediately? A. P. C O N N E L L Y 3 CLASSIFIED ADS Clamlfied advertisement*, 5 cent* a line. No ad token for le u than 25 cent*, and positively no claaalfied ada charged to anyone. Cask meat accompany all ordero. Count five word* to a line and remit m conUaily. FOR SALE FOR SALE— 200 sacks of cement at 75c per sack. Any quantity.—Chase & Co., phone 530. 203-lwc&w FOR SALE—5 room bungalow, just finished, east front. Terms. Call 41 M V, 1000 Laurel nvc. 2«3-2tp FOR SALE 7 room house nnd ga­ rage, east front, corner lot. cheap for quick sale. Call 411-W, 100 Laur­ el A vo. 203-2tp FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished bed room. Over Seminole Cafe. .M(l-tf-c FOR ENT— Furnished housekeeping rooms, two rooms §20.1)0 per month. 314 East Fifth St. 201-3tp W AN TED WANTED—Late mode! Ford Road­ ster, in good condition for cash. Phono 150-W. 201-tfc WANTED—Small shipments fruits and vegetables.— Hub Produce Co., 20l-5tp Atlanta, Gn. WANTED—l-'loor spneu for ear by month or year, near Montezuma. 202-3tp Phone 8 MAGNOLIA LEAVES—Country peo­ ple or laborers who own magnolia , LOST timber or can lease same have steady income by gathering the leaves. Ap­ LOST—An all black cow, unmarked. Advise, Mrs. E. P. Morse, Sanford, ply for further information, P. O. Hox 268-tfc 1208, Jacksonville, Fla. 2C2-{ltc Fin. There was a splendid attendance Hominy nnd besides our own peoplo Axel Linqiiist and his sister, Mrs. Nylund and daughter Julia of Lnko Mary nnd Mr. and Mrs. Stafford and children and young friend Mins Paul­ ine Thompson, Sadie Uridgmnn ami little niece and Mr. and Mrs, Walker frnm I'aoln were present. The latter entertained the preacher and wife for dinner. Rev. Clark gave us a fine sermon on "Enoch Walked With God," Happy Jack nCaVes and wife hnvo moved their tent near the home of Elmer Lumlqiiist and lias invited everyone there for a camp fire and lecture on Thursday night. Mrs. T. O. Tyner and young folks went with them to Windmero lust Sunday. YOWKI.L CO. Announce Thrir Annual Violet Brand Sale Early in February , 201- ite to ta to to to to to to to to to to to PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR to to to to to to to to to ta to to to Fob. 13.—Saint Agnes’ Valentino pnrty. Feb. 21-22— Woman’s Club Colonlnl party. * Fob. 24.—Charity Ball, Jan. 31.—Song Recital—Mrs. Lucille Asplnwall Tuknch. !'.! I GOVERNMENT Positions open, men, women, Experience unnecessary. Honesty required. Good puy to start. Write, T. McCnfferty, St, Louis, Mo. 1-1-8-15-22-29 WANTED— Customers for freah miik, morning nml evening deliveries.— R. L. Garrison. Phono 3711. l(J9-St-Tu 201-tfo WANTED TO RENT— Five ncros of tileil land for spring crop. R. J. Holly at Herald Office. 2fll-2tp NOTICE I Imvo recovered from all my kicks ami bumps that 1 have received In my donning and pressing business and am now prepared and ready to pleuso all of my old friends and customers. WATERS' PRESSING CLUB. 252-2 tc. Real Native Hawaiian^ Coming to the Princess “ A Might in Honolulu” In "A Night in Honolulu" which id men to the Princess Theatre tonight the native Hawaiian singers and mu­ sicians will h e ‘ found to occupy a grent ‘ deal of the spectators' atten­ tion, Hawaiian music by the gifted native singers and players has boon a great success In America bccausu It is different. The wistful beauty of tho music seems to carry tho American audience across the Pacific to tho Isand Paradise. Tho melodious strains of tludr quaint songs nnd tho accom­ paniment fon native instruments is plaintive and fascinating. Mark Twnln after his first visit to tho Hawaiian Islands, said in an interview: “ Tho music of the Hnwniians, tho most fnscinatlug in the world, Is still in my enrs and Imunts mo sleeping nnd wak­ ing. I can still hear tho pulsing of tho surf at Wnlknlki, sou tho plumy pnlms drowsing by tho shore, tho gnrlunded crags and tho leaping cascades^ nnd this music fills mo with tho spirit of its woodland solitudes.” New goods urrlving dally for the It may yet become necessary to Big "Violot Brand Halo” oarly In havo a conference to end conferences. February.—Yowoll Co. 201-4tc n * Nn • ui , t * 1 %i * ■*fc*J* *»•* ill 1 L Y* 5,Li! ■M 1 j5 / I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 27, 1922; <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/3890cb8854a8eff9eb75a1954f8eaebe.pdf 868fcd9360c68fcace9e699716f99b7b PDF Text Text •' rr.*7) ■f-TT V •■.(.i-;v ' v ' • T • ■ €,• * Km? * I f f The S anford Daily Herald i SANFORD ‘The City Substantial” ____________________ IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME II SANFORI), FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1922 balloon ascension s here FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY DOLLAR SALES ATTRACTION young: Lady Will Make A sce n sio n and Triple P a r a c h u te Leap ADVERTISEMENTS FOR MUSCLE SHOALS HELP the w ork SPECIAL NOTICE If the inclement weather prevents the Sanford Band from playing in Central Park the Free Concert will be given in the Princess Theatre at 4:00 o’clock. WASHINGTON IS ISOLATED FROM REST OF THE NATION CAPTURED BY SNOWSTORM CHORE INTO ILLEGAL HANGING IN FRANCE WILL ENR NEXT WEEK of frau ds . , J n r T b f A a a o r l n l r S I’ r r a a ) NUMBER 264 GAYLE MARSHALL |F0RD SAYS PLAN SANFORD GIRL, GUARANTEES TO WON THE PRIZE MAKE FERTILIZER Train Service to South is Wholly Suspended for Two Days . . . . < 1*7 T h * A a a o r l n t r d P r » a a ) BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Jan. 28.— WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.—Tho sen­ Two men wore arrested hero by ate enmmitteo investigating charges postal inspectors on n charge of us­ thnt American soldiers wore hanged ing tho mnils to defraud in connection _ without trinl in Franco probably will THURSDAY AND FRIDAY WILL with nileged advertisements thnt hnvo j wind up its work next week. nppenred in several newspapers call­ BE IIir.GKST TRADING DAYS After henring today 18 witnesses, STREET CAR SERVICE AT CAPI­ ing for “ thousands of trained minds OF THE SEASON HERB TAL PRACTICALLY — j none of whom testified doricoly in nnd skilled hnnds for work nt Muscle IRVING BACHEI.I.ER PRIZE SUSPENDED ES- DENIES WEEKS’ PLAY Tl THAT IIF, support of the charges, tho commlttoo Next Thursday and Friday will bo Shoals, Ala.’’ They nre E. F. Bauer, J SAY CONTEST WON HY MAKES NO GUAR­ ndjourned until next Wednesday nt ( l l r T h r A a a n r l n l r d I’ rra a ) gala days In Sanford if all tho pinna o f St. Louis, and Wilbur Porter, of i SANFORD HIGH. ANTEE which time 12 witnesses will he ex­ WASHINGTON, Jnn. 28.— Columbia, S. C., nnd their office is in 1 of tho progressive merchants who amined. In tho event no others nro Washington is cut off from tho Birmingham, inspectors said. Lave signed Tor n balloon ascension I Cy a majority vote of tho judges, WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-Itenry found menmvhilo, tho boring will ho outside world today ns far as Advertisements nppenred and triple pnrnchuto drop nro carried . ... *n ^ftVV Miss Gnylo Marshall won first prlzo Ford’s contract for tho lease of tho closed and Chairman Rrnndogco intransportation is concerned by nnnah, Inmpa, and Houston, accordcut. This part of tho program will ing to the Inspector* enlHiu* f..r h..ln * J ) ° f . 2,5 , ln Rol<1, Edwnr(1 Muscle Shoals properties contains a* dented that an enrly report would bo one of the heaviest snowstorms in bring the people hero but tho next for the United States <-ov. rnm.nt McG ’ " 1,1,10 I,,Rh Bchoo,» won fir s t,provision that he shall utilize the presented to tho sennte. the history of the cnpitnl. No best thing ir tho fact that tho mer­ M u s i q 'nU 7 B° r „ ,,lnco for tho b°y»’ Th0 8ubJcct» ro- properties for the manufacture of fortrains left Washington sinco chants will have Dollar Sales for those Muscle Shoals. A fee of $1 was re- npcctlvoly wero: “ What is it to he tlllzcrs for the farmers Senator MOONSHINE STILL • midnight and with the snow con­ days nnd will soil many commodities 1 c< or eg strntion, t is charged Educated American.” “ Tho Greatest IHan is of Georgin snid he was in­ BLEW UP CELLAR tinuing prospects for nny moving by the authorities. worth five times ono dollnr for tho American. Gnylo s oration will ho i formed today in n telegram from the SET BUILDING AFIRE is poor. Three trains nrrived The Muscle Shoals district, over­ price of ono dollnr. in tho school annual this year so thnt Detroit manufacturer’s office, since midnight, two from New run idle men ns a result of an influx The dollar sales days hnvo boon (II)’ T lir A aanrliilnl I ' r r u ) all may read it. The contestants from The telegram was in response to one York, long overdue, nnd one from NEW YORK, Jan. ” 8.— Explosion tried successfully in othor cities nnd which followed publicity over possible tho various schols were: Miss Emily! Mr. Harris sent Mr. Ford, Inquiring Baltimore and the Ohio Express development of government property have been put on from time to time Eck, Dado City, “ The Greatest Amcrl- if it wns true, if ns Secretary Weeks of moonshine still in the basement of from Cinrinnnti. Train service to there, Immediately felt the result of here in Sanford but tho main draw­ cnti. Miss Eunice Cownrd, Melrose, hnd been reported as saying, the cou- a house in Brooklyn today set fire to the South where snow storms re­ back has been soldo means of getting the advertisement investigation which “ What is Americanism?” Miss Bes­ tract did not include such a provi­ tho building nnd burned unidentified ported for two days nnd from man to death. sie M. Wilson, \Vest Palm Bench, sion. the peo| ie into tho city. This has wns taken up by postal authorities. Senator Harris was informed which section storm came, whol­ The men denied connection with the “ Who is the Greatest American?” been overcome by tho advent of Miss from Detroit that a copy of the con­ ly suspended. Sevcrnl trains nro alleged advertising scheme. Edwrad McGill, Waldo, “ Tho Great­ tract had been mailed him for ids Twelve Inch Snow Stella Jaeger and Prof. Walter Rnub, reported as being stalled between est American” ; Miss Gayle Marshall, persona! pcraunl. who nro probably the premier balloon­ Richmond nnd Washington with Fell in North Car­ last hut not least from Sanford, ists of the country today. They make Flat Denial Made Approval of the Ford contract for others being held at Richmond. “ What is it to he an Educated Ameri­ the purchase of the Muscle Shoals three parachute drops from tho bal­ olina Yesterday Trains from the North are being By White House can?” loon and have proven satisfactory Ala., government properties when it reported ns held up in the yards ( f l y T l i r 4 N««ielntr<| 1*rea«) wherever they Imvo been and they About Jusserand Miss Gayle Marshall, last on the is submitted to congress next week RALEIGH, between here and Baltimore nnd .lain 28.—Three hun­ program, did not select any special wns asked of Secretary Weeks by have stacks of press notices from in that city. Starting yesterdny dred maintenance gangs were ordered all over the United States. Tho Dol­ Have Never Refused to Receive Am­ character, hub with her select nnd for­ Senator Underwood, of Alabama, in n afternoon nnd still continuing to­ out by Frank Page, highway com­ cible words, made us feel how essen­ conference with tho war secretary. lar Sales days are part of their pro­ bassador as Reported day the snow hnd covered Wash­ missioner for North Carolina this tial nt is that wo should he educated. gram nnd they arc putting them on in “ While I don’t think tho secretary afternoon with instructions to remove ington to n depth of n foot nnd n “ How much better wo enjoy living and will give an unqualified endorsement (I I )' Tin* A a o n i 'l n l n , I’ rriN) nil the cities of tho south with grent half to two feet. Street car ncrthe snow from (1,000 miles or roads in WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.— Denial, how much better wo we can success. They hnvo just come from ran servo serve o u r1o f tho Ford proposition.” Mr. Un­ vlco practically suspended and the the state highway system beforo a Pnlatku where they put on tho sales flat and categorical, wns innde today country.” |donvnod said later, “ I am quito sure prospects were all activity, gov­ thaw sets in. The work being done The audience wns spell-hound until It will lie a friendly endorsement.” very successfully ns tho following by officials of the State Department ernmental nnd otherwise, would with rond plows attached to tr.icton from the I’alatka News would indi­ nnd White House that either Secre­ tho judges returned, after a short re- J. Mr. Weeks told tho senator the and motor trucks nnd was progress­ lie greatly curtailed. tary Hughes or President Harding cess to tell us that unanimously Miss contract would lie sent to congress cate: ever hail refused to receive Ambassa­ Gayle Marshall had won. Tile Sanford next week accompanied by a report ing satisfactorily at nightfall. JACKSONVILLE. Jnn. 28.— “Claims of local merchants that in Snow which began falling in every dor Jusserand, of France, as represent­ peoplo present could hardly control from him. Two phases of* tho ‘ ‘ eon-1 section of tho state early Thursday Snow storms in Virginia nnd the Miss Stella Jaeger and Professor I ed in L°ndon Morning Post. their emotions, for they know what it trnet embracing tho proposnl in Cnrnlinns crippled telegraphic Walter Ranh they have hooked a bnn-. night had rcnched a general nveagro means to win In nn "Oratorical con­ legnl way are known to lie lacking in communication again today nnd ner attraction for tho Dollar D ays,1 of twelve inches before the storm was CHANGES IN OPERATION test” between tlnr various Florida support o f the secretary. One is tho the wires from the East being op­ seem unquestionable. If tho press no- [ lifted this afternoon. In Oxford, N. High Schools. OF CANCER CLINIC absence o f n definntc guarantee for C., u fall of 21 inches was reported. erated only intermittently. The tices gathered by Miss Jaeger while Misses Sara Muriel, Ida Gray, Eliz­ the manufacture o f fertilizer, nnd the FOR USE OF RADIUM wires along the const through carrying out her contracts from ono No damage lias been reported from abeth Humphries, Anna DuUosc, Vir- othor, it wns explained, is tho failure Savannah and Charleston which end of the United States to another any place in the state, more serious ( l l r T h e A a x irln tr d I'rm a l ginia Neeley and Frederick Hines and to fix the amount of capital the com- tjlnn t.rj j|>(| tr„jj went down Thursday during the nnd if items in tho same papers after service, nnd ocJACKSONVILLE, Jan. 28.—Sever­ Win. Fitts were invited to remain for pany Mr. Ford agrees to create, will )MI. ||,r,,.,i<u ♦,.i„ sleet storm are still broken and she had completed contracts in New lephono aid tele­ al changes in the operation of the can­ the IlOth anniversary dinner of the have to finance the scheme. communication from Florida to York, Ohio, Arkansas, Iown, Colorado, graph ..................... communications. cer clinic by tho State Board of Health Delphic Literary Society. Miss Sara Nino of tho eleven members of tho the East effected by roundnhout Montana, California, Arizona nnd . hnvo been announced by Dr. It. C. Muriel, n former member of tho so­ houso from Wisconsin declared in n route through South Georgia to North Carolina may ho judged, sh o|Turcki 8tnto hcnlth 0fficcr. Tho clln. BOILER BLEW UP ciety wns Sanford’s honored guest letter today to Secretary Weeks thnt Atlanta. Trains operating Into Is nn intrepid performer, not even ,c> wh|ch ON SEABOARD ENGINE wn8 ort,anizr,| novorn| there. in their opinion the best interests of ami out of Jacksonville hut run­ outdone by Professor Rnub. FIREMAN WAS KILLED months ago ns a radium clinic for the the country would he served by turn­ ning late. “ Miss Jaeger has been in tho city treatment of inoperable cancer in wo­ h ka Ha ki M N na ^ ing over tho Muscle Shoals, Ain., ( l l r T h r A a a u r l n lr d I’ rra a ) •luring the last few days, nnd thoso men nnd which was broadened recently WASHINGTON, Jnn. 28. — Tho PETERSBURG, Vn., Jnn. 28.— .plans to Henry Ford, provided his about town who hnvo discussed her to enre for nny type of enneer in eith­ Roller of Locomotive pulling Seaboard states comprising tho middle Atlantic hid wns rensonnhlo. work with her, are taken by tho er women or men which could ho bene­ Wo feel thnt if Mr. Ford should Air I.no Florida Culm special, train states wns buried and being further, pleasant manner, mild-voiccd nnd re­ fited by radium treatment, now will acquire the plant his operation of number one, soi^tldmunil from Now hurled under tho heaviest snowfall , thing disposition of tho young Indy. employ either X-rays, electricity or Id ka fa ka ki ki k» ka it will result in hotter returns for the York to Jacksonville, blow up this sinco tho long remumbored blizzard of She speaks of a triple drop front gid­ radiunt. Tho lioard states thnt it is people of the country, especially tho morning nt Dlnwiddio, fourteen miles 1801). Tho storm which began with dy heights as mere commonplace, and often of advantage to ciiniliino two or CELERY Negro fireman killed. almost unprecedented snowfall in tho Janitors, than if it is acquired by from here. »ays she feels much snfer afloat than more forms of treatment in some cas­ Engineer O. L. Davis, of Ralolgh, N. ,.Cnrolinas and Virgiida Thursday Cnrlot Shipments Reported for Friday, other interests.” sho does in scurrying about Lemon es nnd all of the hoard patients in fu­ N„'creeping up tho coast lenving buried C., probably fntally injured, January 27th street. She seems to think thnt when ture will have the benefit of this. cities, stalled trains, disrupted trolley pnnr.ongers hurt. ONE DE VI) IN RICHMOND Floridu—Sanford section .................20 she has been making pnrnchuto lunps, sorvicc, suspension of business and Tho Board lias appointed a staff of Florida— Mnnntco section ............... 17 Ias many as b! x front ono nscension, physicians to examine nn treat all social activities iy Its wake, reached ( l l r T h r A a a o r l n l i 'd I’ r r a a ) OPENING OF CONCLAVE California—Southern district ........ ill RICHMOND, Vn., Jnn. 28.—One lover a period of twonty years, ns Pro- cases. Dr. G. It. Holdon, who lias been the edge of Now England early today WILL BE DELAYED New York .......................................... 2 death, ono prostration, two missing, Ifessor Rnub hns, thnt sho will ho suf- doing the work alone will continuo ns TWENTY-FOUR HOURS although tho center remained o ff Vir­ four accidents nnd general pnrnlysh Jfiiiently proficient to afford n fow director of tho clinic nnd will ho In ginia capes. Tho r onthor bureau re­ Total enrs ......................... 52 Ifeil thrills. of trolley and nutomobilo transporta­ f l l y T l i c ,\ 4M<H'liilril Pre***) porta showed nnd forecasts woro for jdinrgo of the radium work. Dr. L. Destination of Florida Shipments PARIS, Jnn. 28.—A Romo dispatch snow today nnd tonight along tho tion, is the toll tonight of tho worst Miss Jaeger has an interesting col- W. Cunningham, of Jacksonville, will Chicngo, 8; Wnycross, 3; Baltimore, the opening of the conclave to const of New York north. At ton Ilftion of photographs showing tho nssist in tho department of X-ray 1; Savannah, 8; West Jacksonville, 1; snow storm in almost u quarter of n says elect a successor to Pope Benedict will o’clock today the fall of snow in Wash­ century, in this city. crowd* attracted to her country-wide ' treatment and Dr. J. Leo Kirby Smith St. Louis, 1; Now York, 7; Florence, John It. Ellison, u real estate deal­ he delayed twenty-four hours in ordor ington had reached even two feet, [exhibitions. Tho bound volumo w ill' of Jacksonville, In tho department of 1; Newark, 1; Potomnc Yards, •!; er, in (lend and G. S. Justice*, n lawyer to give time for all Cardinals to nr- nnd still snowing, nnd wenther bureau ■probably bo placed on exhibition In n skin cancer. The board states thnt no Pittsburgh, 1; Montreal, 1. Total, 37 was overcome, as a result of tho rlvo. Conclave originally set for Fob- said it would continuo through tho |store window tomorrow. member of the clinic stnff receives cnra. storm, which assumed almost Idiz/.ard runry 2nd. day and into tho night. Pennsylvania I’alatka merchants are arranging payment for service rendered, each Diversions Filed Since Last Report proportions. Two girls, inmates of avenue hero wns strown with aban­ for big business on Friday and Satur- devoting his time and services to tho FROM WAYCROSS: Out 20th: Ev­ the Memorial Home for Girls nt High­ I’ l.U EPIDEMIC WOULD doned mitomobileH. Thousands of gov­ “y. when the first of tho monthly treatment of the cases free of charge. ansville 1, Cleveland 1, Chicago 1. BE LESS WIDESPREAD ernment clerks forced to walk to work Sinco tho announcement n fow Shipping Point Information, Friday: land park, n suburb of the city, are Jianner Bargain Dollnr Days will ho missing nnd late tonight, hnd ,not by suspension of car sorvico although piutiutcd. Miss Jaeger nnd her coin- weeks ago thnt the Board wns rendy HANFORD, FLA.: Cold, cloudy. ( l l r T h r A a a u r l n lr d I’ r r a a ) been unaccounted for. p n y nre advertising these dnys in to nccopt nny form of cancer In In­ Haulings moderate. Dcmnnd ami NEW YORK, Jnn. 28.—An epidem­ tho trunk lines of tho city begun oper­ Sovorni persons were hurt, several F“ ‘ ibe surrounding territory. Sho ro­ digent pntients who would he benefit­ movement moderate, mnrkot unsettled, ic o f influenza, should it occur would ating inter in tho morning. Numorseriously, in n series of accidents, at­ ed by radium treatment it hns receiv­ ll!!1!^'* of all stores financing her oxlittio change in prices. Curlots f. o. not lie so wdesprcml as wero tho epi­ otis accidents reported to tho police f 1ation that they sign a guarantee to ed many npplicntionu for admission to by cash track, 10 inch erntes Golden tributed to the blinding storm. demics of 1018 nnd 1020, Dr. Royal had sovoral calls for aid to find per­ «na e these days real bargain nffnirs, the clinic. Seif Blanching, in tho rought, 4s-0s, S. Copeland, city health commission­ sons beliovcd lost in tho wny in find­ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONTH­ The Hoard declares thnt no patient $3.25-$3.50, mostly $3.35. F°ntondlng thnt she hnd never dlsnper, announced Inst night, following ii ing thoir homes, LY WILL HAVE NEW THUSFourteen inches of snow foil nt Bal­ I11inted nn nudionco und thnt she could shhuld come to Jacksonville for exam­ Telegraphic Reports from Important comparison of conditions nt this time TEES APPOINTED TODAY timore early today; twenty inches nt Pti) do her part in conjunction with ination or treatment without first with previous ones. , Markets Lynchburg; seven inches of snow [i nig preparations by tho merchants. writing tho stato health officer hero PITTSBURGH: 23, clour. Calif. But 330 cnscs had been reported ( l l r Vlif A a a u r l n l r d P r r a a ) packed with half inch sleet nt Itatoigh I wo local business men hnvo mndo for information. 2 nrrived. 18 cars on trnck. Opening This year's nOSTON, Jnn. 28.—Judge Crosby in for tho pnst 21 hours. PPP nations for n balloon rldo with prices Saturday: Supplies modernto, tho Supremo court today announced lower denth rate, in proportion, in­ nnd still snowing. Fifty-six milo nn puss"j Jaeg Jaeger, hut sho fears they foot above Los Angeles. It is possible demand nnd movement slow, market tho appointment of Fred A. Lnmsun, dicates tho disease is not nenriy so hour gala at Norfolk crippled shipping ,°u 1 “ prominent movio nctor tho local applicants will tnko tho ride,[dull. Cnlif’s crutos Golden Heart, Os- of Ronton; Willnm B. McKonzIo, of virulent ns in 1018 or 1020, nnd there­ nnd put part of business suction un­ der water. Roofs of three tobacco 10s, host $9.50-$10.50. Poorer as low Cambridge; Jnmcs E. Button, of Bos­ fore, not an contagious. j'1 I" the Guldwyn studios in Cnllfor- howovor.” warehouses nnd ono gnrngo caved in ns $1.00. Fla’s 10-lnch crates Golden ton, as trustees, of tho Christiun ‘ 1,10 Hcennrio provided for tho | Tho following business firms hnvo nt Dnnvillo by tho weight of tho snow nr to he “ married In Hottven" and mndo It possible to hnvo this great nt- Self Blanching $l.50-$5.00. Sclencp Publishing Society. STILL SNOWING IN DURHAM and many automobiles abandoned in PHILADELPHIA: 28, snowing. '■‘i . auger’s hnlloon wns tho convoy-j traction: Yowcll Co., Lloyd’s Shoo ( llr The Aaaoelalrd Preaa) ’ tho streots thoro. u« intended to transport her nnd Store, L. I’. McCullor, Bowftr Si Rou- Fla. 1 arrived. 1 unbroken car on WASHINGTON, Jnn. 28.—Sixteen DURHAM, N. C., Jnn. 28,— A snow p ° '‘8t«r «tur groom <»rnnm» Henvonwnrd. PIc-'millut, Tho Churchwoll Co., Sominolo track. No offerings. No snlos report­ inches of snow nt Richmond, nnd nil fnll which began in this city Thurs­ PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 28.-O nly mercantile nnd other business at a day afternoon and 1s still in progress ono train on tho Pennsylvania railroad |U .r.Ls. woro Uikon on tho ground, o f ' County Bank, Populnr Mnrkot, First ed. r>‘vh copies are horo, and tho actor National Bank, Peoples Bank, Gillon NEW YORK: 30, cloudy. Calif. 1, standstill. All trains arriving hero tonight, although nomowhat abatod from tho South passed through horo as roa(,y ™ to go aloft. Whon tho A Fry, Chnso S No badly dolayod. Snowstorm is tho worst hns reached a depth of sixteen Inches. at nine o’clock today. Tho Pennsyl­ &i Co., Ball Hnrdwnro N. Y. 1 nrrived. Arrivals Into. rU camo to cut away tho “ star” re- |Co., Herald Printing Co., Hof-Mic early sales roportod. Virginia has soon in twenty-throe Traffic Is almost completely tied up vania said there was no serious Inter­ useu to continuo. M ild Ianr«nM I Battery Co., Ciionrian continuo, H soD Miss Jacgar POTOMAC YARDS PASSINGS: years and practically entlro state In It Is the heaviest snow fall this city ruption In the eervice north of BalUSurprlso Rh/IA Shoo fliflfK. Store, P(1Ed­ [married” a sandbag several thousnftd ward Higgins, Perkins A Britt. Unraportad. Its grip. Snow still fallng. Kore. has had in twenty-three years. TO BRING"CROWDS. MARKETS TRAINS “ STALLED �I ' •| T » \ « THE gANFORD P A IL * HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY IT, 1M1 mas S O C IE T Y MRS. FRED DAIGBR. Society Editor, Phone 2J7-W j II ran Mr* m m r trlaaia tUUiI s - I I jmm 01V s o l a s i i r a l m o r a o a tla s horn-, o r U too a rc o a t o r t a la ia s , w rit# a p o a ta l c a rd to thta d rp artm o at, ^ lr lo ij d e ta ils , o r te lr h p o a r l | t H e a t. So s r r a t l r a p p r e e la te d ._____________ SOCIAL CALENDAR Saturday— Children’s story hour will be hold at Central,Park at four p. There Mrs. A. M. Phillips left Sundny for New Orlcnns where sho will spend two weeks. . / Mrs. Skolton, of Montana, Is spend­ ing somo time hero at tho Comfort Cottago. . , Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Luthor>of Cordole, Gn., nro pleasantly located, nt Comfort Cottage. . Mr. and Mrs. Honry Coombs, o f Chi­ cago, and Fred Combs, of S t Peters­ burg, aro among thoso stopping at Comfort Cottage. Miss Alyco Satterfield, who has been tho attractive guest of her cousin Mrs. Donno Turner, left Tuosday for hor homo in Richmond, Va. 1 Prtttnhd by J e s s e L.Lasky (paramount Mrs. Dnn U. Wilder, of Jackson­ ville, nrrlvcd last evening and will spend several days hero with her par­ ents Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brady nt their homo on Palmetto avenue. fflctu iti Mrs. It. J. Holly, Miss May Holly, Mrs. C. E. Henry and Miss Ruth Hen­ ry motored to Orlando this uftornoon. Mrs. Holly and Miss Holly going down to attend tho concert given by Alberto Snlvi, tho harpist. was played. When scores were counted it was found tlint Mrs. A. M. DeForrest held high score nnd was presented an embroidered guest towel. Following the card game, Mrs. Thigpcn served a tempting salad course and coirce. f Mrs. Thigpen’s guests included only the members of the club. FOR MRS. MERO Invitations havo been issued for a bridgo pnrty to be givon Monday a f­ ternoon at the Woman’s Club House, by Mrs. Ralph Wight nnd Mrs. Hal Wight, complimenting Mrs. Percy Mero, a recent brido. comedy, “ The Taming of tho Shrew” the auspices of the Woman’s Club (Music and Literature Department), in Sanford, February 3rd. Ho will bo assisted by Miss Dorica Wingovc, of New York, and the most prominent local talent of Snnford. ReBRIDGE LUNCHEON hoarsnls will bo held nt the Woman’s Mrs. Hnrry Driver was tho charm­ Club house this evening nt 7:30. ing hostess at a bridge luncheon Wed­ nesday nt her apartment in Orlando. A profusion o f sweet pens in pastel tints, against the lovely drnporios of Copenhagen blue formed a pretty background for this dollghtful pnrty. After luncheon, sovernl gam es, of bridgo w(>re played. High scoro being made by Mrs. S. Pulcston, who was j under Hof - Mac Battery Co. Where You Get MORE SATISFACTION for Less Money 10 Stores in Georgia •1 Store in Florida NECKWEAR You ought to see these dainty new collars down at Churchwells. They are indeed the very newest creations in neckwear— made o f Maderia, Linen, White Satin, Felt, Kid, all colors of Tissue and pretty French Gingham Vestees, also hand embroidered Crepe de Ghine and im­ ported transparent organdie Collars, all with ,cuffs to match. Priced— . - givon an attractive box of atatlonery. Low scoro wns made ay Mrs. J. E. Brouso, who was prosentod a novelty fly swatter. Among thoao enjoying this pretty pnrty, woro Mrs. Forest Lake, Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mfrs. G. D. Bl/ihop, Mrs. S. Puloston, Mrs. Georgo DoCottes, Mrs. B. W. Herndon and Mrs. J. I E. Brouso. iH im H lI lU I H lllia ilH H lI H !,,, M A Y M cAYO Y in DELIGHTFUL BRIDGE PARTY HONORING BRIDE Among the moat delightful of this season's toclal ovonts was the bridge pnrty given yostordny nftemoon by Mrs. S. Pulcston nt her lovoly now homo In Rose Court In honor of Mrs. Percy Mero, a recent bride, assembling many of tho members of the younger social set, who enjoyed tho afternoon amid attractive surroundings of this pretty homo, which was Qavishly adorned with quantities o f sweet peas, in pastel tints and fragrant pink ros­ es. The card gamo proved of absorbing interest, and tho first Qjrizo, a pair of embroidorod pillow slips was won by Mrs. Joo Chittenden. Tho cut prlzo, silk lingorlo, was won by Miss Flor­ ence Mero. Tho honoroe was p l a n t ­ ed with lovoly ombroldored pillow slips. Delicious refreshments consisting of a salad courso and coffco were serv­ ed nt tho close o f tho card gamo by tho hostess nsslstcd by Misses Flor­ ence Moro and Mary Elizabeth Pulcs­ ton and Mrs. C. R. Kirtloy. * Tho gracious hospitality o f Mrs. Pulcston was roficcted in ovory dotail of this lovoly pnrty, and tho occas­ ion was ono o f much happiness and enjoyment. Tho guest list included: Mrs. Percy Mero, Mrs. Henry Wight, Mrs. C. R. Kirtloy, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. J. I). Woodruff, Miss Esther Miller, Miss Lottie Caldwell, Mrs. Ed. Betts, Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. Joo Chittenden, Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. Ben Caswell, Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. Ralph Wight, Miss Frances Dutton, Miss Florenco Henry, MIbs Florence Moro, Miss Daphne Wimbish and Miss Mnrio Tongue. MERRIE MATRONS BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. Hnrry Hcorcn was tho grac­ ious hostess yesterday afternoon when sho entertained nt bridge, the guests including tho members of tho Merrio Matrons Bridgo Club. Potted plants, crystnl vnso of fra ­ grant pink roses and other cut flow ­ ers wero effectively placed in tho rooms where tho card tables woro placed. Of exceptional interest wns tho game o f bridgo played during tho nftornoon, high scoro being made by Mrs. D. P. Drummond, who was ownrded n pieco of storling silvor. A t tho conclusion of tho card gnmo the hostess served banana salad, sand­ wiches, coiTee, enko and mints. Mrs. John Meisch substituted for an absent club mcinbor. Tho club mem­ bers enjoying tho cordial hospitality of this chArming hostess woro Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs. Charles Feddor, Mrs. It. J. Holly, Mrs. II. B. Lowis, Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Mrs. A. W. Fitts and Mrs. W. T. Langley. DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUH Mrs. D. L. Thrasher entertained the members of tho Duplicnto Bridgo clubmost delightfully yesterday afternoon at her home on Park uvenuo, cornplimen ting Mrs. J. I* Brouse, who is tho guest of Mrs. B. W. Herndon. Quantities of golden Calendulas and sweet peas, In baskets and bowls wero artistically arranged in the rooms whoro tho card tables wero pluccd. A t ono o’clock a delicious four coursu luncheon was served after which the afternoon was pleasantly Also “Beat It” .a 2-part Comedy Saturday at the Princess— Herbert Rawlison in “Cheated Hearts” Chas. Brady, the Bnrltone Soloist, will sing every . Wednesday } ento bridgo. Tho prizes being won by Mrs. F. L. Mlllor and Mrs. F. E, Roumillntt, who woro givon embroid­ ered pillow cases. Tho guest of hon­ or, Mrs. Brouso, was presented Mnderin handkerchiefs. auto l|, REPAIRinr, E: HAD LEPROSY FOR FIVE YEARS BEFORE HE FOUND OUT ( I l y , T h e A a a u c ln lr d I'reum) CHICAGO, Jnn. 27.— Carl Oscar PETERSON, Rockford, III., todny n patient at tho Cook County Hos­ pital suffering from Leprosy. Five years ho trented himself with pntent medicines thinking ho hnd skin disease. GENERAL REPAIRING Old Ford Ginji Japan’s sphero o f influence occa­ West First St. sions Chinn’s fenr o f influence. . Phone No. 447-W Mflorntorium: A determination not to milk tho cow while sho is dry, THE FIRST STONE USED FOR BUILDING PURPOSES IN AMERICA The John T. Hnmmon#Quarry at Volusia is the most modern and best equipped Quarry In Florida and is prepared to furnish Coquina Rock in any quantity nnd size. Anything from screenings up to building stone can be supplied. All Coquina Rock furnished by the John T. Hammond Quarry is of uniform quality and texture. For road building purposes Coquina Rock has proven it­ self to he unexcelled and bus been adopted by County Commissioners’ ns standard. As a concrete aggregate it has been demonstrated l»y recent tests at Pittsburgh Testing Laboratories that Co­ quina Rock from the John T. Hammond Quarry is of the highest rank.- Capacity 1,000 cubic yards per day. COPIES OF TESTS MAILED ON REQUEST Quarries and Shipping Point Volusia ■[Florida East Coast Railroad JOHN T. HAMMOND New Smyrna---------- *------------------------Florida b e tte r H AN D BAGS You’ll have to see these new Purses to appreciate them. They are from New York’s best makers and include Patent Leather, Seal Grains, Suede and Eland Tooled Leather.- Priced— , Old H om estead PANCAKE FLOUR The most delicious pancakes anyone . ♦t ever tasted ♦* r SELLS IT FOR LESS THE N EW STORE OPPOSITE FIRST NATIONAL BANK KintWr �m. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28,1922 PAGE TWO SANFORD DAILY HERALD chnnt right along and tho customon every time, whereas two steps back J U S T H D K ___ Two Lef£ed Mice. know it. Ono ndvortlslng writer said; would put him in danger. Ho should Pakllikrd ntrr *(l(rana except lux* "A timely advertisement, written on go ahead if ho thinks ho can make it t i , at the Herald Uulldli it. MT the spur of tho moment, Is usually Tho driver is figuring all tho time J MRS aRQWrt AH C M iT M u iaollu A r e , Hanford, Fla. — * MAKE MO CHOC’ LATE CAKE more effective than a lnrgor ono, elab­ and is not going to purposely run over p» 'c m o s s a u de sw eetBy a Sanford Celcry*fcd orately illustrated, that has no nows a pedestrian who has miscalculated Hi CHOC'V-AtE APT Q O N E l Hi Man Hi tho speed of an approaching car. Tho value." rUDLlHIIBHB < Hi That writer undoubtedly means any driver npproaching a streot intersec­ P* ..Editor a . J. h o l l y ... i H l H H l H l l H J H l H H l H lH l Pf. J. U M .A I I U ____ Secretary-Treaaprer advertisement should hnvo a news tion is prepared for this very thing, or II. A . N K K L........... ......... tienernl Slnnnaer value, and in thut wo ngreo with him. should bo. O. L. I It W I N .....™ t.lrculntlon lla n a se r Louie Fleischer says ho is glad thnt I’ honr UH no to OiOO 1*. M. "Should tho pedcstrinn stnrt ncross If the advertisement is of interest tho A dvertisin g lln lr* .Made Know n on patrons of tho pnper will rend it. Pos­ ahead of tho nuto and then step back great play "Taming of tho Jow” 1b 'WUEH DIDJA Application sibly price lists nre the most effec­ for fear ho might bo struck, ho is coming to Sanford. iTAKfi IT TOMMY? Hiibvrrlptlnn 1‘ rlce In Advance tive, hut many morchnnfs balk nbout more likely to ho Btruck then than had One Year ............ ................ - .................... Charlie Britt has a now story on announcing the price of their wares, he gono ahead. Hesitating confuses n (11* . M o n t h . ...................................................................... tlcllvrrrd In Oily by Carrier tho nasturtium. He says that on ac­ driver, no matter how experienced and claiming that it gives their competi­ One W e e k ................... ................. — IB Cento careful ho is. Drivers should slow count of tho cold wenther a lot of tho tors a chnnco to lower them. If this The lilk 1 - - |« lK-pn*f> W eekly Her­ other ald entirely ro v e r . Nrnilnnle County is tho case, then tho said merchant down at every corner, and in doing so nasturtiums were frozen tho and I* published every Friday. A d vcrnight for which ho has n remedy— t lalna r n le . innile known on ftppllfn- has not reduced his prices down to they will ho prepared to stop tlioir tlon. Ilem oernllr In palltlea. taUJO per "bed rock" ns he so claimed in his ad­ machine nlmost immediately." hut you ask Charlie. year, n lw n y. In ndvnncc. “ Jay-walking" wouldn’t be so dangttKMtlKIt THE ABHOITATEII PIIKSH vertisement. Very few, if any, merchants in or­ erous, tho autoist snid if tho ja y ­ It is now proposed to train reserve ganized towns where competition is walkers would Just get one rule in his officers by mail. Wo saw a lot of head. That rulo is, in crossing a keen have gotten rich by not ndverThc band will play in Central Park tising. That old cry "it doesn't pay street, to first look to tho left and them during tho war thnt had been Sunday if the weather is not too cold advertise" has been worn thread- then to the right. This applies in ev­ trained by mail—and they looked like fo r the people to sit around or stand j,nrc years and years ngo. Tho mor- ery enso, no matter whore it is," ho most of tho mnil was lost in transit. nround as the case may he. chant* that does not advertise these said. If this rulo were observed by Did you ever hear of Switzerland every pedestrian there would bo no ------------ o-------------Idays Is not abreast of the times. In worrying nbout her navy. Did you Tho Tampa Times says "frost is fact the early bird gets the worm accidents. "I venture to say thnt moro peoplo ever henr of Switzerland worrying likely to hit Tampa." Wo hope it every time, and it is not cash and will not hit Tampa during the Rotary t brains that create big stores like run into each other on tho sidewalks nbout her army. No, Just choose. Tress Breakfast. It would freeze, Yowell-Drew or Dichson-Ivcs i:i Or- than autos collide on the Htrccts. You If there nro any moro Reliefs of any lundo, but it is constantly advertising frequently see two peoplo dodging Ituhe Allyn's shirt tail. kind that can ho foisted upon Sanford their wnren that brings the money In. each other, trying to get out o f ono bring them along. Wo might just ns The advertising shirks are getting Those firms must advertise, and the j another’s way and if one o f them does well shoot tho whole works nnd go —— 4 amount they spend in a year reaches not stop, they run into cnch other IN T E R N A T IO . i m u C A R T O O N C l . in their work on tho Muscle Shoals into the thousands of dollars, and; nine times out of ten. Tho automobile' broko together and then we can get project. Some fakirs are advertising for men and when you semi then! your should they he denied the use of hns one side of tho street and if they I up a big relief for all of Sanford, dollar for further information they printer's ink wo doubt if eithur firm traveled in tho manner of some pedes­ >■>11 Not Self-Supporting keep your dollar. All the fakes have would last the year out. Yes, it pays trians there would he no end to acci­ Willie was doing his homo work dents. not come to Florida for the winter as to advertise.—Winter Park Post, from school and was asked by his "Another tiling that is not taken in­ we believed they had. to consideration is that tho larger the father if ho know who Atlns was. OlHt SCHOOLS ARE CROWDED. “ A giant who supported tho world,” , car the harder it is to operate. The All the congressmen who arc not he restorted promptly. horse power of an auto is based on controlled by tho corporation and For the first time in the history of “ Well, who supported A tlas?" asked 1 r»0 pounds live or loaded weight. Ono trusts nre urging Secretary Weeks to Sanford our schools are unable to ac­ accept the offer of Henry Ford to buy commodate tlie pupils seeking admis­ horse power is the ability to raise a the facetious father. "I suppose," snid Willie after a brief Muscle Shoals and give the people sion. A number o f visitors and pros­ weight o f M l pounds one foot in ono pause, "I suppose he must hnvo mar­ second. The pedcstrinn, is not troubl­ cheaper commodities of all kinds. pective residents hnvo sought in vain ried a rich woman.’ ed with extra weight and is in the F.ither Henry will get tho Shoals or during the past few weeks to place same class al the time. He is able to some of tho congressmen will he their children in school here, hut have , .... T.'TV " ,'T "The Period of Emergency." , . .. , . „ 1 , . . handle himself better than the driver “ shoaled" at homo next election time. ,found, to their great disappointment This institution, whose success and strength has When Alexander Lee announced his is able to handle the car. thnt every desk is occupied and that "Also, people should know the regu­ engagement to Violet Linkins every­ been huilded by a loyal people, whose m ost valu­ FORD’S DREAMS there is no available space for now lar fire corner stops for street cars body in the neighborhood congratulat­ desks. This means that something able asset is the confidence, trust nnd esteem of Henry Ford is trying to make three must he done in tliu very near future and quit dashing blindly into the ed him on winning such a hard-work­ street after a ear. They take a chance ing and forehanded mate. But Gus dreams come true. those who know it best and whose highest en­ in order to take care of our rapidly of being run over by an automobile, Rustling remarked: Those dreams have been behind ov- j-rowing school population, " 'Beared like yo' wouldn’t novah deavor is to attain still higher plains of s e r v ic e cry massive business move l ord has Five years ngo, when the grammar while if they did not run they would speak up, Alexander. It's gain' on six avoid an accident that the auto could made or planned in the Inst year oven an(j primary schools were enlarged, we wishes you a happy, healthful and prosperous his bill to buy the undeveloped power thought we had made provision for at not he blamed for." One of these months since yo' began fiddlin' 'round stops, he said is on Main street at wid Vi’let." New Year. plant at Muscle Shoals, Ain. least ten years in the future, hut we "D ot’s so," Alexander ndmlttod very And if you watch closely you’ll sco failed to estimate correctly the rapid Adams, where every street car must these three dreams behind every Ford growth of our city, and now find our­ come to a standstill, whether to re­ frankly. "But Ah didn’t lose mah ceive or discharge passengers or not. job till Inst night." enterprise in years to come: selves facing the necessity of making Tho best rule for the pedcstrinn ho One— Doing away with the nccos- extensive additions to our buildings Bill Glenn, of the Orlando Sentinel, agnin stressed, is to look first to the city for great cities and getting tho nnd equipment. called up today to know about the left, then to the right, and go ahead. peoplo—even industrial workers hack In 11)17 tlie school enrollment in bnnd playing on Sunday hut his breath to the soil. this city was 770—today it is 1,110, had garlic on it nnd we could not hear BOOST Two—Hastening tho arrival of an an increase of forty-three per cent him. era when heat, light and power will wit)\in a period of five years. Tlie in­ he so abundant that "it will ho waste­ crease in the High School grades has Boost your city, boost your friend, 5 Well, buying the former’s corn for ■ ful not to use them”— this by inten­ been nothing short o f pluuionicnnl. Boost the lodge that you attend. Boost the street on which your’o Russia is one way to let charity begin sive development of water power. During this period the high school en­ dwelling Three—Revising our financial sys­ rollment has grown from 121 to 212, at home. in a a u s s m Boost the goods thnt you are selling. tem so "money won’t have the power or seventy-two per cent. We doubt if New goods arriving daily for the Boost the people ’ round about you, to stop tilings." any high school in tlie state can show Big “ Violet Brand Sale" early in They can’t get along without you. a greater per centngc o f increase, ex­ Februnry.— Yowell Co. 201-ltc But success will quicker find thorn, HOW TO ADVERTISE cept perhaps the Magic City, Miami, If they knew that you're behind them. — and everyone is familiar with tlie L’ iidor the above caption the San- serious difficulties existing in the Boost for every forward movement, ford Daily Herald preaches a sh ort' ,ll)f)| Hy8t(!ln „ f that dlv> (illL. t() S1, Boost for every now improvement, Boost tho man for whom you labor, sermon to its advertisers and tells rapid increase in school population. them a few good points ami comments , AM t(f this lnoans j UBt one thing, and Boost the stranger and tho neighbor, from others. Seriously though, there »|„lt is that it is imperative that wo (’ ease to be a chronic knocker, lias been many thousands of dollars begin planning now for more adequate Cease to he a progress blocker, B IC Y C L E S lost cm advertising because the adver­ accommodations for next school year. if you make your city better B IC Y C LE S U P P L IE S We have both the Cord-Lined Paper and tlie tiser had an idea that lie knew more And the school board ami tlie superin­ Boost it to tiie final letter. B IC Y C LE R E P A IR IN G about the game than tho newspaper tendent of public instruction nro now regular Black Paper Early Spring Showing of Silk man himself, and that the said adver- working on plans for the financing o f t'sor’s copy must bu inserted when the proposition and will have sutno- Dresses, Blouses, Muslin and Silk Un­ ll:3 editor knew perfectly well that no ( tiling definite to submit to the school derwear in tho “ Violet Brand Sale" -Ask Us for Prices117 Park Avenue r i 'ts would he obtained and that that>!^^,utroI1H nn,j t|,e public within a few early in February at Yowell Co. 2Gl-4tc would he blamed. There was a t im e ^ n..Hi uhe.i : ho editor himself looked after | Lot every real American stand the advertising, hut in these modern W1„ a r e l y behind the authorities and BAND WILL PLAY SUN­ DAY AT CENTRAL PARK, Seminole Printery times a trained advertising man is help carry out the plans fur providing PROMPTLY AT l:0(> I*. M. hiied on all dailies and many of th o. ample accommodations for our school Prices boat ALL OTHERS, nnd, we big weeklies whose business it is to children. Sanford is growing and wo guarantee work. Let us bid on your Tho program by Snnford’s Munici­ advise as to what should and should ( want her to continue to grow. Let’ s next job, nnd—you’ ll he surprised. not he inserted. Yet there nre mer­ have a boat basin and n golf course, pal Band !h given below and tile hand SANFORD, FLORIDA L U M L E Y & LUMLBY chants who refuse to he even govern­ —hut DON’T FORGET THAT MOST will play in the event that tho Weath­ : Phone 401 002 French Avc. ed by an export and they gain hut lit­ IMPORTANT OF ALL ARE THE er warms up n triflo so the people can sit out in the park in comfort. It Is tle. On the other hand, there nro j SCHOOL CHILDREN, not so cold but the wind would mako m m merchants that nre shrewd nnd sue- j ________ ____ it uncomfortable today in tlie park. : easeful advertisers and many of them GOOD RULES TO FOLLOW, However, it can onsiiy change into n do not know it. Hummer day in twelve hours. Tho The time for declaring thnt “ wo Tho untoist’s side o f the traffic program is as follows: hnvo the largest and finest stock in of Sanford, Florida question in Jacksunville, was given March—'Thunderer ........... J. P. Sousa town,' hns gone by, ns tho customers to The Metropolis Friday by a promi­ Selection from thu Comedy Opera 1 generally know who has, and likewise nent automobile owner who believes The Firefly ................Rudolf Friml tho line, "W o will not Ito undersold," that the majority of accidonta are tho Vocal Solos— INVITES YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS TO A in many cases has no meaning as tho fault of the pedestrian. n. Tho Rosary .... r .Ethelborl Novin merchant across tlie street or in the While he did not shift all the Illume b. Let tiie Rest o f the World go next block is underselling that mcron tiie latter, he asserted that If ped­ B y ......... ................... E. R. Ball estrians would "use their heads” moro Chas. Brady and quit "hesitating” and "dancing Patrol—Southern Airs.......... Lnmenlk in Lho path of automobiles there would Waltz Song— Stand Up and Sing for he far less mishaps. Father and Old Tune ...Ray Perkins ON “ Tho law gives tho pedcstrinn the Intermission | right of way, but it should not," ho Overturn— Lutspiel ..........Kolar-Boia ■ snid. “ Tho sidewalks nre for the ped­ Descriptivo—A Wild Bull on a estrian, wtdlo tho streets are for tho Rampage, enters Chinn, smash­ •• • • nutomobilu and other vehicles. Where es things, is killed by toreador, an automobile has only one plucu to singing air from Carmen........... By JUDGE SAMUEL W . GREENE, C. S. travel, thu pedestrian has two. If ono ..................................... G. E. Holmes of these Is dangerous to him he should Serenade— June T im e..... Fred Jowell OF LOUISVILLE, KY. chooso tho other. Tho burden should Grand Medley— Suporbn........... Dalboy he on him nnd not tho nutolst.” jstnr Spangled Bnnnor.....................Koy The speaker laid particular emphnsI Member o f the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scien­ I is upon wlmt might bu culled thu "has- j YOWELL CO. tist, In Boston, Muss. Rating walker.” “ I think I can speak Announce for evory drivor when l say that ho Their Annual Violet Brand Sale wants tho pedestrian to crusB uhoad Early in February Phone* 407-494 of him, uml not after,” ho explained. 201-4tc “ Ono stop forward by the pedestrian WELAKA BLOCK would put him out of danger nearly HERALD ADR gut result*. e m tfH M W W w m n n n m w M W ie im 1 : truck : THE HERALDPRINTINGCO. ffi. J The Bank ofSatety Security-Service j The PeoplesBankofSanford SANFORD CYCLE CO. Celery Bleaching Paper Celery Wires SANFORD CYCLE CO. Company Chase The Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Christian Science Society FREE LECTURE! C H R IST IA N SCIEN CE DEANE TU R N ER jj JANUARY30,1922,8 P. M. PRINCESS a < _ t, �THIS SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2 8 ,1022 PAGE THREE cd Staton—would givo Franco assur­ 1022 CALENDAR PADS ances that she need not fear future invasion, nnd she would gladly agree There is nothing quite so handy I have recovered from tho injury to such terms and conditions In tho quite so useful, quite so Indispcnsible C c v w NttOWD SC UV$x WW&OY received some time ngo nnd am now >mattcr of disarmament, including for tho busy offico mnn ns tho cnlon n^ 4 PAP**1 ¥ » Wtttp YOO*. ready to resume fluty.— E. A. Moffett, submarines, ns tho Conference at -O V^CAV^a, WfcJOW dar desk pad. It helpfl you t,/ re Sanford Auto Transfer. 201-ttp Washington may prescribe. member, It gives you tho day ntu vnoff. «0M»O«l9 ^ -<v\wwu AW. For her own protection, ns well ns date, it gives you just What you want vS u c*> asw^MMn *w o mveuae for her economic nnd financial ad­ nnd when you want it. 1922 Colon NEW THINGS AT THE ', O O S R NOOP- -<9 X3 0 « ^ a — > HERALD OFFICE vantage, it is ns necessary and im­ dnr pads just received from the fnct tom M009C MiO perative that the United States should ory—tho iccoml shipment—tho first \ua w u - POANWWN» tu » CAU Thank you cards, Hirthday cards, become a pnrty to it, as It is for Eng­ shipment was exhausted in one week and folders, Vnlentinc assortment foa-N O o n m a "rtua land, Italy and Belgium. Get a 1922 Calendar pad before thoy Just nrrlved. 1922 calendar Pads It is my opinion that if tho ques­ aro nil gone. Desk stands for the hero nt Inst, Place cards, nut cups, SAVE YOU MONEY tion could bo submitted to tho voters calendars if you hnvo none. Tnlly cards, All kinds of invitations, Write us o f tho United States at this time it Gift cards, Greeting cards, Congratu­ would result in favor of such a pact. Some men have pretty theories lations, Shut in cards, Sympathy Empire Hotel Block Bear In mind it would be only n tenabout tho duty of capital, nnd some cards nnd Birth announcements. year pact. In case tho necessity have to meet n pay roll every Satur­ ORLANDO, FLORIDA should arise, tho parties to tho pact, day. in their united wisdom and common sense, might decide to make changes You can got a perfectly good hair­ nnd amend it. cut for *l()c at the Bnrber shop, Sec­ (fc s jk p e * Chief Justice Marshall, who was tho ond streot. 259-Gtp greatest one of all, declnrcd “ that tho Constitution of the United States was OAK and PINE Save money by buying your season tho perfection of human wisdom, ticket to tho Lyceum Course. $2.00 % *• Stove and Fire Place reason and common sense.” Since for the season or 75c for each admis­ IbUrtU FRIDAY, FEB. 3, 1922 1770 that Constitution has been uni­ sion. 200-tfc ntended eighteen times and it is still tho pride and the bonst of America, Announcing the AT THE PARISH HOUSE nnd of every American citizen whom­ VIOLET BRAND SALE ever ho may bo on tho earth. Early in February ------BY-----Let common sense rule, nnd Frnnco Big showing of Ladles’ White goods, i E \ ff Voiles, Tissues, Organdy and Import­ will get tho assurance she wants nnd Call Us for Prompt ' Ethel Clayton's noxt film, “Fdr DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY needs. The result of such n pact would | (tbe Defense," will bo up-to-date la ed Wash Goods for Spring with low Service fra fr-a frn fri r.i fa hi x* hi H bo so grand, so tremendous and far • one respect. Tho Jury box In tho prices.—Yowell Co. 201-4tc ,trtal scene will be furnished with a reaching, the question of “ entangling [ .curtain to protect women Jurors' alliances” would bo forgotten nnd re­ ankles from the gaze of court speo* Utor*. l___ ____ legated to the shades of oblivion. Clod bless Wickham II. Steed, be­ CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 M i q l t a m w m i e i f t i l t i cause ho spoke those worda for ably located park, right in the center of the city, easily within walking dis­ France, Southbound tance of railroad stations. i IIOW TO PREVENT WAR A. M. THRASHER. Arrive Departs There are hundreds of hotels, hoard­ 105 Palmetto Avenue Tho many Sanford friends of Col. ing houses, restaurants and auto ga­ .... 2:30 n.nt. 2:40 n.m. Pnu, January 3, 1022. Thrasher will be glad to learn that he rages within a radius of a half mile, 8:40 a.m. Phone 481-J EVERY . UFSTA To the Editor of Tho Now York is still able to write ns ho did in tho 1:38 p.m. .... 1:18 p.m. WE EVER VLolflt To this fair Orange, Volusia, Semi­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Herald: days of yore. 89........... 2:55 p.m. 3:20 p.m. " nole, Marion, Lake and Osceola coun­ No. SOLD OUTLASTED ITS Being an American citizen and an 7:10 p.m. ~ 85.. ........ 0:55 p.m. ties bring their ninny products, and vie No. GUARANTEE cx-Confedcrnto soldier of the Civil NO USE TO GET “ SICK” with each other in “ showing” what War 1801-1805, who was in ninny IN FLORIDA ANY MORE Northbound can ho done and what is being done. great battles and much of the time in SAYET1! “ PETE" ALLEN Ford Batteries These six counties cordially invito Arrlvo Departs bloody trenches at Petersburg. Vir­ tho people of the state and all tho vis­ No. 82 ........ 1:48 a.m. 2:03 n.m. V ginia, and having seen shell-torn and Sick patients in Florida will here- itors within Ihe state to “ make a bee No. 81.. ........11:45 n.m. 12:05 p.m, " $25.00 shot riddled Verdun and Rhcims and after have to go without their morn­ line” for the fair at Orlando, Feb. 11 No, 80.. ....... 2:35 p.m. 2:55 p.m. the Trench of Bayonets, tho writer ing “ eye opener” or any other pre- to 18, 1922.— Reporter-Star. 4:05 p.m. 92 ........ 4:00 p.m. No. -ofknows what real war is and what it Volsteor drink that their physieians 28. No. means, and, if his sinnll, feeble voice1nmy jlttV0 prescribed for them. Under REPRESENTING LITERARY SO­ HOUSE can in the slightest degree nid in snv- [ ttll> n ,|it,g set forth in u letter just CIETY Trilby Branch Phone ing the world from being blighted and n,„n0d from the offices of State ProCLEANING Dcpnrtn Arrivo blasted and damned by nnothcr grent |hibition Director A. L. Allen to the Owing to the illness of Miss Flor­ xNo. 100.. 7:00 n.m. 189 ARTICLES war, ho will bo greatly pleased. various city health officers and rep­ ence Henry, Miss Anna DnBose of tho xNo. 24.. 3:25 p.nt. May I offer just a few sugges­ resentatives of tho medical profession Senior Class at S. II. S. is represent­ xNo. 158.. 7:00 n.m. tions? throughout tho state, Florida physic­ ing the High School Literary Society 7:00 p.m. No. The wireless, tho enblcs nnd tho ians nre not to bo permitted to pro­ and tho Snlamngnndi at tho Founder’s telegraph have made tho people of the scribe whiskey for tho use of their SANFORD BATTERYi Week events which are taking plnco Leesburg Branch world close neighbors, nnd “ love your patients. at Rollins College in Winter Park SERVICE CO. . Departs Arrlvo neighbor” is n Divine command. Mr. Allon declared in his letter that this week end, Miss Dullose was tho xNo. 157. ......... 3:55 p.m. God alone knows the full measure Attorney General Buford has hold guest of the Delphic Literary Society No. 21 ........ 2:50 p.m. 1„ A. RENAUD, Proprietor and the nwfulness of tho sufferings, that the Florida statutes prohibit tho at its annual dinner last evening and xNo. 101. ........ 5:50 p.m. Franee lias endured in two wars with use of intoxicating liquor cxcgpt grain tonight will attend the Snndspur Ban­ xNo. 25. ........ 1:30 p.m. Germany—especially from tho great alcohol for medicinal purposes. In the i» •:* •> 4*•:* ♦ 4*■ > * 4 * 4*4* <•+ 4* -t •}•’M*+•:•■{•■ ! • + + + + + + , quet and Junior Prom. No. 22 ........ 7:00 p.m. war that ended three years ago. Tho future no permits wil ho issued in world knows how bravely she stood this state, tho letter said, for dispen­ GASOLINE PROPELLED Oviedo Branch like a stone wall against that savage, sing whiskey on tho proscription of RAILWAY CAR xNo. 120. ......... 7:45 p.m. cruel and unprovoked war nnd saved physicians. t xNo, 127. 3:40 p.m. T civilization from wreck nnd destruc­ Under tho federal prohibition law I Hr Tlii- i D M ir ln ln l I ' r r o l tion. x—Daily, except Sunday. TAMPA, Jan. 28,— The Seaboard physicians aro ponnited to proscribe FROM THE FOREST TO YOU Prance's geographical position on whiskey for their patients, but under Air Line Railway lias placed a gaso­ By eliminating nil of the waste, over hnlf of tho labor, all of the the map of Europe, In the face of the state law that was passed prior to line propelled passenger ear on tho Early Spring Showing of Silk middle man's profit# nnd by delivering a homo on record time direct what has happened, reserves serious thu national law, physicians are de­ run from Tampa to Lake Wales, mnk- Dresses, Blouses, Muslin mid Silk Un­ from the forest to you consideration. And as Editor Steed, prived of this privilege. While tho ing it possible to eliminate one regu­ derwear in the “ Violet Brand Sale" of the London “ Times” says, “ France federal law permits the director to lar passenger train. Express bandied early in February at Yowell Co. QUICKBUILT BUNGALOWS 2(11- He should he given assurances of her fu­ issue whiskey permits for medicinal on the train for which tho gasoline ture safety and freedom from unpro­ purposes, it docs not give him tho au­ car was substituted is forwarded on Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any size. Built voked invasion.” thority to violnto any state Inw in do­ a later train. The Revenue Act of 1921 Yes, Christianity nnd our bonsted ing so. aV'ording to latest improved methods of house construction,' of tho requires that evory individual hnving best of materials, at n great saving. Thuir economy is worth investi­ civilization demand assurances for Only a very few permits for whis­ Try n Herald Want Ad today. n gross income of $5,000.00 or more gating. France. Now is tho time for common key hnvc been previously issued in file Income Tax return regardless of WRITE FOR CATALOGUE sense in Washington. Tho pact recent­ this state, according to the records of In 1h«* f ' l r v n l l C u u i l i if ( h r N f v m l h J n - amount of net income. showing in natural colors many nttrnctivu, money-saving homes. ly executed at Washington Is deemed tho prohibition department.—Tampa Ul i - l i i l c I roll U i i f tlio N I i i I p n f I ' t n r Do Not Pay Kxharliitunt prices for as­ tUu, In i i ui l f u r N r m l n i i l r t 'liu n quite sufficient to insuro peace in the Tribune. t j '^ - l n C lin ncrry. sistance In preparing your return. A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO. Pacific nnd the Far East. CITATION Send for simple form upon which to In my humble opinion a four-pow­ SUB-TROPICAL MID-WINTER QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, Dept. 18-K furnish information necessary to pre­ Thurston, Complainant, er pact along tho same lines—between FAIR, ORLANDO, FLA. Geo. ICnaene ■vi. pare return. Maximum price on farm­ CHARLESTON, S. C. P o v le Thurston, Defendant. England, Italy, Belgium and tho UnitTo Davie Thurston, Residence u n ­ ers returns $5.00 and every fnrmor Florida Fairs aro divided into two k nown: ... ENTZMINGER BROTHERS appearliiK from an affidavit filed whoso return is prepared will bo fur­ seasons, those held in the full and In ItIhlH cunsi' that you nro n nnn-real- nished without charge ono 1022 Farm duut o f the Htnto o f Florida, therefore, LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. those hold in the spring of the year. you. Povln Thurston, are ordered ana Record. This record devised for far­ The State Fair, Jacksonville, and all required on the flth day o f February, A. D, 1022. to appear to tho hill o f com - mers exclusively and fills a long felt +■*•+++++++•!•++♦ 4*+•{••!*'H --I"fr• J*+ + 4> + 4*++4* 4*•{•>{"li+ + + + 4 ' + + + + + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i the north and middle Florida fairs are plaint exhibited aptnlmit you In tills need for a farm rocortl sufficiently cause, . , held during tho fall months. It Is ordered that this notice bo pub­ simple to bo of any benefit to farm­ The South Florida Fair. Tampa, fol­ lished In tho Hnufnrd Herald cinco a ers. Retail price $2.00. for oluhl weeks. lowed by Tlio Sub-Tropical Mid-Win­ week Witness tny hand and tho seal o f said EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE PRE­ ter Fair, Orlando, February 14-18, and court nil this 10th day o f Decomber, A. 11*1021. PARING RETURNS other fairs in the Southern tier of (SE VI,) E. A. DOUGLASS. Cleric o f tho Circuit Court. counties are hold during tho height of File yours now and get it off your .Seminole County, Florida. , . the fairs ami gardening season, In tho OKO. A. DoCOTTBR mind. Solicitor nnd Counsol for Complainant. spring of the year. 12 - 10 -lUc A. S. CLARK, Public Accountant These are all worthy public Institu­ P. (). Box ISH1 Jacksonville, Flu. tions and everywhere should have tho fri iui fru fra fra fra frn fra fra enthusiastic support of the people and the county and Htato officials. These fairs aro tho practical up­ ALWAYS FRESH holders of the state's Industrie!. They prove to all beholders that Flor­ ida is inhabited by a progressive citizry, who aro determined to turn tho Cleanliness is next to Godliness * i Mnnufacturei'H agents for the natural wilderness into “ the Garden of i » ' * , l ; Celebrated A. 1L CHASE and tho Gods.” Wo invito tlio public and ail users o f ELDER We, of tho Central South Florida LESTER Pianos, SPRINGS WATER to visit tlio spring and in section are vitally Interested in the our mu thud of handling its product. Why tako Florida distributors for tho Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair to be a chance 7 Your eminent physicians claim RUSSELL PHONOGRAPH. Our held in the brilliant young city of Or­ that this water in unbxcollod nnd its purity Sanford warehouse contains ono lando. 1 makes it most beneficial for muny. troubles. of the largest assortment of pi­ The several counties combining in . anos and Phonographs in tho this splendid exposition aro mindful of Tho Ford pooplo o f Sanford as well ns tho state. tho fact that thure must bo a central Western Union recommend this water for Every home should have a mu­ point where all tho products o f tho batteries. ■ ' * sical Instrument. section may bo collected, nnd that it Our low prices and easy terms Call phono 311 and have a bottle of this water must he n city centrally located, und a make it possiblo for you. sent you and protect your health. t city with sufficient accommodations, (* • il Write us for full information. both in the matter of n sultnblo fair grounds nnd hotels to tako care of so J. H. HINTERMISTER largo a fair. MV 'rL . Thoy recognized Orlando as being PIANO CO. eminently suited In these respect*. A T YOUR GROCER SANFORD FLORIDA BUY IN SANFORD .■out and Colorado and to looting1 Tho Sub-Tropicol Mid-Winter Fair for a job m prtrato m to h m u jR jk Grounds cover forty acres o f admlrr MfCKie'SW YS NOTICE! In Trial Film GLOBE PIANO CO. WOOD TURKEY SUPPER Transferring PUBLIC FORUM : TRAIN SCHEDULE F.P.Rines s 1 THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. A Cozy Home Hot Dogl IAN0S HONOGRAPHS k SAFETY F IR S T Elder Springs Water £ioJ El s l 'k i ■ IV , v 'l / i '- - . I fJjWJ a > �W -. tween the two places, string electric light the entire distance and furnish Romes along the boulevard with cur­ rent. It is estimated the electrical installation would cost approximately $000 u milo and it is planned to have the work com jlctcd by April, 1. The electric plant in this city wiuld fur­ nish the power. Estimates o f the cost o f oporntlon indicate that with an avon go of only three customers for lights to each mllo of the lino the city would break oven on the cost of mnintonnnco. The Spanish Touch liquors In his possession and files a plea averring that ho had formerly been tried and acquitted upon an in­ dictment charging the snmo offense, nnd such plcn is stricken by tho court and tho accused convicted, tho order striking such a plcn is orroncous nnd the judgment of conviction will ba quashed. The enso in which tho decis­ ion was rendered was that of J. M. Snucor. j Back o f This Bank’s Record! For Safety and Service is a friendly, wholesome interest that is true and If Franco kills the disarmament plan, lot her wear tho Brinnd of Cnin. NEGRO INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL (FLOURISHING honest—a desire to help each custo­ Henry McLauIin, Jr. OPTI Cl A N—OPTOM ETIU8T mer find the way that leads onward < lty T h e A a a n r l n l r d l * r r a a ) DAYTONA,, Jnn. 38.— The Day­ tona Normal and Industrial School for negro girls now hns 317 students nnd hns been firced to roceivo 200 others who have nppleld for ontrnneo because of lack o f room, according to 212 East. 1st St. 8nnford, Fla. officials of tho institution. The school possesses n hospital, sugnr mill park, nnd farm. k a M iQ ia ip q b im n a iq isi Citizens of Dnytonn who recently pnld a formal visit to the school were addressed by Bishop John A. Hurst, of tho Africnn Methodist Episcopal • This capricious hat with a Spanish effect U o£ black velvet and got* Church nnd wore entertained with an embroidery. The neokpleoe la ot mink ■ elaborate progrnm prepared by tho students, eoncludlng with supper ser­ I Claude Herndon, Misses Munson and ved by the domestic science class. REHEARSALS HAVE STARTED --------to Virtually everything on the tables FOR “ TAMING OF TIIE SIHtdW " ' others. Pa You Cnn Find the Name of Edward Waldmann, who has been was produced on tho school fnrm. Every Live Professional nnd P* heading his own company for the past Business Man in Sanford in Rehearsals have started and the eighteen years, appeared at a series GROTTO ORDER FOR FLORIDA ka This Column Ench Dny ha cast almost completely selected for of special Shakespearean matinees * the modernized version of the spark­ with his company at I.ongncre theatre, ( l l y T h e A a » «H n lc »l I'rra a ) ling comedy "Taming of the Shrew" New York, last spring to great suc­ ST. PETERSBURG, Jnn., 28.— A which Edward Wilde matin, the well- cess. His modern version of “ Taming solid cnrlond of paraphernalia for tho known Shakespearean nctor from of the Shrew” has been condensed and institution of n Grotto nt tho Masonic MISS GRACE TOMPKINS, R. N. New York, will present at the Prin­ arranged with catchy, solos, classic Temple here Jnnunry 31 will bo Surgical, Mcdicnl nnd Ohstctricnl cess Theatre next Friday, February dances and a brilliant chorus of young brought from, Washington, D. C. by Calls Answered 3rd for the benefit of the Woman's ladies, that it pleases all classes of Charles C. Wcidwell, Grand Monnrch Phone 5G3-W Club (Literature and Music Depart­ theatre-goers, and can he easily handl­ of the Grottoes of the United States 303 French Are. ment). Mr. Waldmann, himself will ed by the local talent, while it re­ nnd other high officials of the organi­ assume the lending role, that of “ Pet- tains all the beauties of the original zation. The officials from Washing­ Sanford Constructs Co ruehlo," the tamer, he will bo assisted Shapespearean play, ns recently pre­ ton will bo nccompnnled by the degree CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS by Miss Dorlca Wingrovo (Mrs. Wald­ sented at Century Theatre, New York. tenm of Kalipelis Grotto, of that city Planes and Specifications Chccrfnll; mann) ns “ Katherine, the Shrew," At Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Tam­ which several months ngo Initatcd Furnished while the other parts in the comedy pa, Savannah and other cities of the President Harding. All Work Guaranteed will bo taken by the most prominent South, where Mr. Waldmann has giv­ II. T. PACE P. O. Box 2tand experienced Sanford local talent, en “ Taming of the Shrew” it has prov­ Announring the including Robert Herndon, Clarence ed a big success. Rehearsal will he VIOLET BRAND SALE Mnhony, Sherman Lloyd, Ned Chit­ held at the Woman’s Club this (Satur­ Sanford Machine &: Early in Febriinry tenden, Itobie Laing, Thomas Engon, day) evening at 7:30. Big showing of Ladies’ White goods, Foundry Co. Maurice Hclston, Paul Luke, Morris Voiles, Tissues, Organdy and Import­ Wimldsh, Reginald Holly, Paul Dool­ ELECTRIC CURRENT FOR ed Wash Goods for Spring with low Gcncrnl Machine and Boiler Work; ey, Deane Turner, Walter and Haw­ 2Gl«ltc Cylinder Grinding; DcLuxo Pistons; TWO CITIES prices.— Yowell Co. kins Connelly, E. T. Woodruff, Mrs. Oversize Rings nnd Pins; Flywheel E. F. Housholder, Mrs. Julius Takach, SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS JOE I l l r T ill' A a . o r l n l r i l I’ r r u l Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shafts re­ Miss Ora Williams, Mrs. D. I). New­ FORT PIERCE, Jnn. 28.— The city SAUCER IN LIQUOR CHARGE berry, Mrs. A. V. McGuin, Miss Le- council of Foit Pierce and citizens turned; agents for Caiile Inbonrd and clnir Jones, Miss Agnes Domes, Miss residing on the Indian River Boule­ Outboard Motors, -------------Phone 62 : <Hr Tin* As Hitrlntril l > r r « » ) Dnphne Wlmbish, Mrs. Earl Hurdlck, vard between this city ami Jcnscs, TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 28.—The Miss Ruth Gillon, Miss Edna Chitten­ fifteen miles south of here, have re­ State Supreme Court in a decision this Acteylene Welding den, Miss Allio Gillon, Mrs. Seth ached a tentative agreement on n pro­ week held that where n defendant is OF ALL KINDS Woodruff, Miss Ethel Henry, Mrs. posal to construct a power line bo- charged with having intoxicating to success F ir s t N a tio n a l Bank! PROFESSIONAL E : : AND BUSINESS : : DIRECTORY 5 s A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President II. F. WII1TNER, Cashl„ ! CHULUOTA INN On the Okeccliobeo Branch o f tho Floridn Enst Coast Railway, Ciuiluo. 1 tn, Fla., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, nn up-to-date * modern brick hotel, with private bnths nnd hot wnter heat. Pjr, j \ class cuisine. Rates $2.50 to $3.50 per dny; $10 to $18 per week, ac. ! cording to locntlon of room. MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager Boy, Aint It Cold? But ns the old saying goes “ Everytiling that goes up must come down” and cold weather is no exception to tho rule. The only exception to the rule is REAL ESTATE, ami in a real honest to goodness town when Ilcnl Estato starts to go up it never conies down. Do you be­ lieve in Sanford? If you do you know that prices on property in San­ ford won't come down, and if you do not take advantage of your op­ portunities now, you will have to help the other follow make good on his Inter. Sanford Welding Co. 109 North Sanford Avenue N Advertising Columns of The Herald! S. O. Shinholser C o n tr a c to r anil B u ilder SANFORD Employment “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS Employment AHTiMi’iM. rumPin---MM:"," V" .ns:r.r~i .♦,!? *"*•* * few*|i» /iff!*ik »mw<i i li-i (-C t-Tri y*,* FLORID. Quick Service Transfe Storage Facilities If we please you, tel! others; it nn tell us. Phone 498 vSm m irnA Auto Radiator Repair Shop Located at 207 French Avc., between 2nd and Thjrd. E. R. BEUGQUIST. Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford’s New Hotel” $1.60 Up Per Day COMFORT COTTAGE The Greatest Shopping Center in Town is the Classified Advertising Section of The Sanford Daily Herald You can increase the power of a modest income and sat­ isfy most any need by shopping through the classified section. Offerings of every description are listed daily in these columns. Examining them every day is like shopping in a department store where special sales are the rule rather than the exception. We repeat, you can satisfy ’most any need through the classified section—buy, sell, hire, get a job, rent a room, move your goods, buy or sell an automobile or a business. You’ll find the ads handily arranged, too, each under its proper heading. Sanford Daily Heraldj la now open for guests. Will he glad to see now ns well ns old friends. Rooms and meals, also meals. House hosted. Miss N. A. Walker Mra. M. Marti* SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDED 117 Commercial Street Samfard, FU Geo. W. Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA \ Meisch Realty Co. j H A. P. CONNELLY, Agent l | HHBHDDUnnHBt] ■■■■BQQniiUKIlBKHIIIIIl NIlIinMHUBIVBIXBrjnHSUiisunH I ■ ■sninRBBnnBunannnsiaBmfaBBDnBHBUHHMBRannnnnasauniiau^i n g M U L L E T ROE, per pound..................................................................... COUNTRY BUTTER, per pound....... .................................................... .. 40c BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, per pound.... ...................................................... 50c .... 60c CLOVER HILL BUTTER, THE BEST, per pound............................................................ DILL PICKLES, per dozen ............................................................ SOUR PICKLES, in bulk, per dozen ................................. TALL V. C. CREAM, Per case ............ 2-lb. ROAST BEEF, per c n n ............................................. 2-lb.^ CORNED BEEF, per c n n ...................................... No. 1 TOMATOES, 3 c a n s ............. NEW PRUNES, per pound............................... 3 CANS TOMATO SOUP, f o r ........ NEW FLORIDA SYRUP, per gnllon............................... JONES* LITTLE DAIRY FARM SAUSAGE, per pound............................... FRYERS nnd HENS, per pound ............................ 30c 20c $5.50 35c 25c 25c 20c 25c 75c 45c 40c-50c Sanford Steam Laundry ' FOR SERVICE Call 146-J W. RAWLING, Prop. L. P. McCULLER George A. DeCottes The Grocer Attomey-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD -:- -:- FLORIDA H. W. NICKERSON Public Accountant; Aniite— Systems Income Tax Service Room 16 McNeiU-Davis Bldg. Phono $52 Orlando, Fla. OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD POST CARDS AT THE �VT,*7- ^ „-*1.-.' I NfJ»K v'fI . :y*|t •• . *V N f 11 Some brave, self-reliant man said that, fl Let us all adopt it as a slogan for 1922. If Let us create the spirit o f optimism; let us work enthusiastically, spend wisely and save systematically. If We can MAKE 1922 a good year. ■ N 4% INTEREST PAID H ■ \The Seminole County I j Bank _ STRENGTH . PROGRESS ha ha ta to ha ta im V SANFORD’S : TEMPERATURE £ “ Let U s Have Done With Pessimism” 5 / ■ SERVICE --------Well, tho old bulb wont down Inst night nnd whilo our ofTicinl roport snys 50 this morning It ronlly moons nn nvornge of yesterdny nnd this morning. Of course overyono knows that tho tompornturo this morning lAns around tho >10 mark nnd like this truthful rag of freedom said yesterday it would frost if tho weather eloared. Tho weather did not frost nnd there you are. Some wenther prophet nnd some weather for the prophet to prophet or profit or—but say, it is colder than it was last July, isn’t it? 8:40 A. INI. JAN. 28, 1922 Maximum .................. i... 50 Minimum ..................... 38 Range .......................... 38 Iiaromcter ...................30.0(1 Northwest and cloudy. Iti h i M Hi its r j im h h h CHURCHES kn k-‘J ka Ra ka ha k.i ha *'\ hi k* ha kti ha kt h 5 THE WEATHER PERSONALS (II, The Anull'lilted 1*re«»> GAINESVILLE, Fla.. Jan. 27.—An isolated case of smallpox was report­ ed at the University of Florida here Thursday when it was announced that A. L. Spear, who has been confined to tlie infirmary since bis return to sch­ ool after the Christmas holidays, had developed the disease. According to a statement made bby Dr. A. W. Sweet, resident physician of the uni­ versity, no serious symptoms aro ap­ parent in tho case. The patient an I ids nurse have been isolated and uni­ versity authorities stated that every precaution would lie taken against the spread of tho disease. Compulsory vaccination will be administered, they said. The following telegram has just been receiv­ ed by Edward Higgins, the Authorized Ford Agent of Seminole County: 107J JS 124 Blue WH Jacksonville, Flo., 10:08 A, Jan. 27, 1922. Edward Higgins, Sanford, Flo. Effective today list price Tractor THREE HUN­ DRED NINETY-FIVE DOLLARS, f. o. b. Detroit. No efforts should be spared to make maximum number sales disposing of present stocks and accumulating im­ to keep river route tractor plant in production nnd accord maximum support to Mr. l ords efforts to lighten the physical burdens of farmers and aid them produce m axim um crops at reduced cost. ford MOTOR CO. m SEARS- ROEBUCK SHOWS LOSS OF $10,435,468 l I I I , - T in * A m i i t c l n l r t l l ’ r r , * l CHICAGO, Jan. 28.—The annual statement of Sonrs-Rnehuck nnd Com­ pany for the year ending December 31, 1921, shows n loss from operations of $16,435,408 compared with a not profit of $12,334,003 In 192ft. The loss included n sharp writing down of inventories, the value de­ creasing from $105,071,243 at the end of 1020 to $46,445,830 at the end of 1921. Net sales in 1921 were $159,034, 581 compared with $23.3, 850,872 In 1020. The company wns enabled to as­ sume its operating Iosh without wip­ ing out its surplus primarily through a gift of $5,000,000 in common stock nnd purchase of the $16,000,000 Chicago plant by Julius Roaonwnld the president, according to the state­ m ment. s 3 3:04 P. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN I will not bo responsible for any dehts contracted by anyone unless thoy have n written ordor from mo. n. W. TYONS 204-ltp SANFORD FLORIDA '■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Hafc:aaavaaaHaBtfHHa * a a HM aaialiaiiaaaa,iaaH I : New goods arriving dally for tho Big "Violet Brand Sale" early in 261-4te Februnry.—Yowoll Co. Try a Herald Want Ad today. 1here is bound to be more cold weather and if you haven’t a nice warm Sweater, see those nice— CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Regular Services will be held to­ E morrow at the Congregational church. At 0-45 A. M. Ilie Hi bio school will meetn. At eleven o'clock Mr. Ilurhnns will preach. liis subject will he “ What is it to bo Saved." At (1-45 I'. M. the Christian Kndrnvor will meet. The night sermon will be on the subject “ What is it to bo Lost." A warm welcome awaits you and a comfortable nnd interesting evening is promised you. Conic and ;• bring your friends. >a PENNSYLVANIA KNIT COATS We are now offering. Your choice of any in the house, one-third off the regular price. | p p F K in s & B ritt The Store That is Different ■ Sunday Seiiool at 9-30. Dr. Walker's class, Princess Theatre ft-50. Preaching 11-00 o'clock with a line topic at (1-30 I*. M. At 7-30 P. M. Dr. Walker will prencli on "Whither Guest Thou?" Mr. Boyd will direct special music at these services. Como and wor­ ship with us. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Last night we wanted to go to (H r T h e A nsorlntrd P r e s s ) MARINE RETACHMENT SERVICES SAVANNAH, Jan. 28.—Street car Honolulu—todny Snnford is good IN CUBA REMOVED service wns resumed on a limited scale enough. here today after being ice-bound, hut SUNDAY, JANUARY 29th, 1922 WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.—Tlie de­ there were no street lights tonight, | Subject: Huloon ascension nnd parachute nnd many telephones were still usetachment of 375 marines stationed at "LOVE" drops next Thursdny nnd Friday nnd Sunday School__ 10:00 , in. Hollar Sales will bring the people to Cnmngucy, Cuba, wns ordered with­ less while telephone and telegraph, wires for a fifty-mile radius around Church Service__ 11:00 n, m. Snnford. drawn today by Secretary Denby, the eity were still hamlicnpped by Woman’s Club Bldg., Oak Avo. acting on a recommendation of the sleet and ice. All Arc Welcome. Miss Sara Muriel Is spending the state department. Ono of the greatest losses to Sa­ week end at Winter Park the guest Minister De Ccspcdos of Cuba took vannah was in the destruction of its of friends. Miss Muriel will attend up the question some time ago with beautiful trees, hundreds of which ALL SOULS CHURCH SERVICES the various Founder’s Week exercises state department officials urging tho were reported to have been broken at Rollins College. wlthdrnwl, hut if was made no re­ down by the unaccustomed glaze Tomorrow is the fourth Sunday quests recently. Secretary Denby storm from which the city lias suf­ after Epiphany. Pilot Hill Limiloy from Daytona said the marines would lie sent to fered for two days. Sunday School at nine A. M. Beach wns hero todny with his special Gunntnnamo Bay where they would Mass at 10 A. M. They were sent to Cnmn- BRITISH MARINES HELD built racing enr mndo with n Curtis encamp. Sermon: "Controlling the Storm.” airplane for speed. Bill is advertis­ guoy during the war for tho purpose, Mathew 8th-23-37. PENDING HANKOW TROUI1LE ing the nuto rncos at Daytona Bench It wns snid to protect the local sugar Benediction after Mass, AND PROTECT EM It ASSY interests. next Monday. Thursday, Purification B. V. M. or Cnndlcnms Day. The blessing of (II, The A**<iHntril Prr**t PEKING, Jan. 28,— British marines of candles at the 7 A. M. Mass. nru being held in readiness to land Friday, first Friday devotions. at Hankow to protect administration Ladies of Altar Society approach office against seizure by forces of Holy Communion in a body. Also General Wu Pei Fu who are said to bo the feast of St. Blaise. Tho blessing under order to occupy it. of throats after the 7 nnd 8 o ’clock Masses. FLORIDA STUDENT IS Strangers welcome to all services. Sittings free. ILL WITH SMALLPOX G ood.N ew s to the Farm ers o f Sem inole County OFF k -J METHODIST CHURCH Ford Brings Down Price of Tractors PAGE FIVE jt» hn hn Rn ha ha ha ha ^ Wti HOLY CROSS CHURCH k* 1*1 Church Services for the 4th Sun­ kn day after Epiphany will he: 7:80 a. in. Low Celebration. kc 0:15 a. m. Sunday School. ki 11:00 n, m. Morning Service. k( 7: 3ft p. m. Vespers nnd Snored ki Musicnle. Many of the boys ami girls went from here to Kissimmee this after­ ha --------noon to attend the basket ball games hy For Florida: Generally fair with Kissimmee High School. tonight and Sunday, heavy ha frost in north and probnbDancing school will reopen next h>i ly light frost in Central Monday nnd all those who have been ha portion tonight, Sun is out today. taking lessons and all those who want ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha hu want an hour’s dancing nro invited to Man won’ t have to advertise for it. commence again. 264-2tp SAVANNAH ICED IN ho u s '.* « h * fcn ha (o» ha ha pa ha h* mediate orders S ) •;■'L THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28,1922 n iw iW "1 ;J “ :^V' R&T P ^ P w . V ':■. -1' ['■ jj m Eic r|j:*< r^ "1 Kf PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The following will be tho services at the Presbyterian Church Sunday: 9-45 A. M. Sunday School, ll-IKt A. M. Preaching. 2-15 P. M. Junior C. E. 2-45 P. M. Intermediate C. E. 630 P. M. Senior C. K. 730 P. M. Preaching. The public nnd visitors in Sanford Invited to all these services. FACTORY AT CIIULUOTA ALMOST ASSURED G. D. Bromley states that the stock of the Petrous Manufacturing Com­ pany is nil taken but n few thousand dollars, and he feels that it will all ho taken by the closo of next Monday, when a meeting of the subscribers will ho arranged for election of a hoard of directors. This enterprise is highly endorsed by engineers, architects and builders whom have looked into it. The ma­ terials and the liberal offer made by Mr. Zoizler make every stockholder perfectly safe for the amount of his investment. The bust business men of the eity and county have subscrib­ ed for stock and will have the man­ agement of its business. Those who desire to get stock in this compuny should seo Mr. llrumley. ATTENDED BACHELER CONTEST A numbhor of Hanford folks at­ tended the Irving Bnoholler Oratori­ cal contest at Winter Park yesterday afternoon. Among the High School who motored down for tho Inter­ esting program were, tho entire faculty nnd tho following ntudonts, Gayle Marshall, ,Wm. Fitts Annn DuBohg, Elizabeth Flowers, Domnin* es Musson, Ollio Vera GIlBson, Doris Moore, Frederic Bines, Jenna Max­ well, Florcnco McKay, Cecil Flowers, Zillnh Welsh, Currie Stanley, MnrGortrude Runge, Gcnieviovo Lehman, garet Gallnger, Rodman Leman, and Oliva Russell. S Sanford, Florida ■ 3 The Best Policy IS A FIRE INSURANCE POLICY IT your homo were to burn tonight would you have the means to rebuild immediately? AJ2I A . P. C O N N E L L Y Classified advrrtLsrmcnta, 5 cents n line. N» ad taken for less this 25 cento, and positively no classified mis charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. GOVERNMENT Positions open, men, women. Experlcnco unnecessary. FOR SALE—30,000 green celery Honesty required. Good pay to start. plants.—A. Robbins, First Street. Write, T. McCnffcrty, St. Louis, Mo. 204-3tp 1-1-8-15-23-20 FOR SALE FOR SALE—200 sacks of cement at 75c per sack. Any quantity.—Chase & Co., phono 536. 203-lwc&w FOR SALE—5 room bungalow, just finished, east front. Terms. Call 411-tV, 1000 Laurel nvq. 203-2tp FOR SALE—7 room house and ga­ rage, east front, corner lot. cheap for quick sale. Call Til-W, 100 Laur­ el Avc. 203-2tp FOR KENT WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, morning and evening deliveries.—R. L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 169-St-To 204-tfe WANTED—Small shipments fruits and vegetables.— Huh. Produce Co., Atlanta, Go. 261 -5tp WANTED—Floor space for car by month or year, near Montezuma. Phone 8 202-3tp LOST 5 room house. Aj'i'ly 26 l-3tp LOST—An all black cow, unmarked. tiatehell’s Store. Advise, Mrs. E. I*. Morse, Sanford, FOR RENT— Furnished bed room. Flu. 258-tfc Over Seminole Cafe. .Md-tf-e Ft >17 ItE N ’P WANTED MAGNOLIA LEAVES—Country peo­ ple or laborers who own magnolia timber or can lease same have steady income by gathering tho leaves. Ap­ ply for further information, P. O. llox 1208, Jacksonville, Fla, t 202-3tc WANTED— Room by employed couple where ten year old girl can get hoard. Preferred where there are no other children. Close in. Apply D. O., Herald office. 20l-3tp YOWKLL CO. Announce Their Annual Violet Brand Sale Early in February 261-lto fcl ftl Rl Rl Zl Ml ICl *5 m w *.» PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR m FOUND FOUND Glove, owner can get samo by ending at Herald, proving prop­ erty nnd paying for this ad. 264-tfo 1 SOUTHERN STORM MOVES NO'IITHERLY (Hr Tlir Aamirlillril ■*rr,,| WASHINGTON, Jan. 27<—Advlnory northwest storm warnings were displayed at 9:30 o’clock last night from Cape Hattonis to tho Virginia Capes, tho weather bureau announced, Strong northwest winds will be accom­ panied by rain Friday. Tho disturb­ ance is central over Southern Florida 'and will probubly advance northoastwurd. SHRINK CATHEDRAL AT MIAMI. (H r T h e A sanrlafril I T , , * ) MIAMI, Jan. 27.—An organization has been perfected to fituineq tho i m n i l o s R u m t o R k K s X a t e i building of a Shrine cathedral here to serve as a homo for recently installed Fell. 13.—Saint Agnes' Valentino jjahi Temple. Architectural plans for the structure call for one of the most party. Feb. 21-22—Woman’s Club Colonial Imposing buildings of its kind in tho smith. It will l»o erected ut a cost ap­ party. proximately $200,000. Fob, 24.—Charityjfinll. Jan. 31.—Song Recital— Mrs. Lucille The main auditorium ami galleries Aspinwull Tnknch. will have n seating of between 1,200 and 1,500 people. It wil Ibo provided No advertisements for the Clcasl- with a stage of 45 by 40 feet. To the fied or Want Column of the Herald right of the stage will be erected a ire taken without cash In advance and |choir loft nnd above it an organ loft, none arc taken over the telephone. On tho first floor of tho cathedral This is made necessary by tho mis­ in a large wing will he a hull with pro­ takes in phono messages nnd by tho visions fpr tho blue lodges, chapters, xtrn bookkeeping entailed ' on the comnmndcry und Eastern Star. Theso sninll accounts thnt take the profits halls will he tw o‘Stories high and will be provided with balconies. ut of this form of advertising. Hof - Mac Battery Co, The nation most likely to dofcai limitation of armament plans is pro­ crastination. n n H iH H N M iin H iiH M n m in n n n iia n iiiin iin in u n n n a Where Yon Get MORE SATISFACTION for Less Money ’ V d tik2.s � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 28, 1922; <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/7404d0491f99c95ac2398470405ee9cc.pdf 18b4ae010733ea0bae2cc23249d116a0 PDF Text Text Herald “The City Substantial” SANFORD ‘The City Substantial” IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION v olum e n SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1922 NUMHER 265 107 KILLED IN WASHINGTON THEATRE CONGRESSMAN SMITHWICK, OF FLORIDA, WHEN SNOW-COVERED ROOF OF THEATRE DEATH LIST INCLUDES MANY PROMINENT IN THE CAPITAL TELLS OF THEATRE HORROR, SAW THE CAVED IN UPON THOUSANDS OF PEO­ ROOF CRACK AND FALL. PLE SATURDAY EVENING ( U r T h e A a a o r l a t r d I 'r a a a ) F. II. Ernest. ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY THREE ARE BADLY INJURED AND MANY INJURED MAY DIE Will Be Twenty-Four Hours or More Before the Wreckage Can Be Removed and All the Bodies located From the Building (By The Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Jan. 30—The death toll was brought to one hundred and eight today with the death in a hospital of Miss Mary a Forsythe, of Washington. WASHINGTON, Jon. 30.—Tho iden­ tified dond in tho Knickerbocker the­ atre catastrophe arc: Former Representative A. J. Bnrchfleld, of Pittsburgh, Pa. Miss Helena Rnrchfield, daughter of tho former representative. Archie Hell, formerly of Vineland, N. J. Chauncoy C. Hrnincrd, Washington correspondent of the Brooklyn Daily Fngle. Mrs. Chauncoy C. Hrnincrd. Wilfred Ilrosscnu, North Adams, Mass., student of Georgetown Univer­ sity. Guy S. Kldridgo, Snlt Lnko City, a t brother-in-law of Senator Smoot of utuh. Oscar G. Kntiston, Chicago, his wifo and two daughters, Helen nnd Anyln. Cutler T. Laflin, jr., aged sixteen, Chicago. Miss Nannie Leo Lambert, formorly of Ashboro, N. C. John W. Murrny, Tho Plains, Vn. W. B. Summon, of Wyoming, stu­ dent at George Washington Univer- WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—With a total loss of 107 dead and 133 injured removed from the mins of the Knickerbocker Motion Picture The­ atre up to an early hour today the rescuers are „Tty” L. School field, Danville, Vn. still struggling with the heavy wreckage left W. Lnverno Sproul, aged 17, Chicago, UlM k?ci u . u tt j - - ........ ~ ~ - ty-four hours before it can be definitely said there are no more dead or injured in the wreckage of the twisted steel and concrete which yet remained to be cleared away. It is believed, however that the section now being cleared away would yield few additions to the toll of dead and injured. A triple investigation of the disaster is in prospect today. In addition to inquiry ordered by the Board of Commissioners’ District of Columbia, and another to be started by the grand jury, Senator Arthur Capper, of Kansas, a member of the Senate Dis­ trict Committee, announced as soon as the senate convened he would introduce a resolution calling for an investigation of the tragedy. WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—Declar­ ing (here was ho much grief in Wash­ ington ns the result of the Klnckcrbockcr Theatre disaster, President Hurtling today announced the post­ ponement of the reception at the White House at which Washington residents of Ohio birth were to meet in observance of tho blrthdny of Pres­ ident McKinley. WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 .—Investi­ gation of the Knickerbocker disaster by the Senate committee was propos­ ed in a resolution Introduced todny by Senator Arthur Copper, of Kunsnu, nnd was referred to tho committee rontrolling the senate expenses, ns is customary. Supporting the resolution Senator Frclinghuyscn, Republican, of New Jersey, Bald tho investigation “should lie widespread one of entire District Government” adding he knew from personnl knowledge thnt many building in Washington were fire traps which might a t any time cost scores of lives. WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.- -A ll the dend nnd injured had been removed today from the Christian Science church nearby. Edward II. Shaughnessy, Chicago, second assistant post­ master general, who with his wife nnd two children were injured in the crash described todny ns In a serluos condi­ tion with only fighting chance for re­ covery. The theatre was said to bo comfort­ ably filled at tho time, nnd tho roof, ns it fell, Imprisoned many under tho mass of wreckage, tho bnlconly col­ lapsing also, while concroto pillars fell over to add their woight to tho dobris under which the woundod lay groan­ ing. Tho fire department was culled by fivo alarms nnd polico reserves woro rushed to tho scone, tho rescuers im­ mediately boginning tho work of hack­ ing nt tho wrcckuga to llborato tho Im­ prisoned. "Got Rich Quick Walling­ ford” was bolng shown nnd tho socond Bhow of tho ovonlng had Just bogun when tho roof crashed. Two mon woro said to have boon re­ moved dead and a Miss Costley died of injuries after sho had beon takon to a hospital. Coronor J. R. Novltt said his “first guess" was thnt there had been three hundred killed. Several hours would porhnps elapse however, it wns indicated, before a definite es­ timate of the killed would bo known. Police, firemen and volunteers woro assisted in tho work of rescuing by Marines who have beon stationed here during tho armament conference. They worked also in imminent danger of tho walls collapsing on thorn. While they worked relatives of those who had been nt tho performance, stood barchoadcd in the snow, fearfully awaiting word of their loved ones. No warning was given ns tho walls crashed, tho roof breaking In on the heads of tho nudicnco with a noise like thunder und crashing seats nnd occu­ pants ns It fell. It wnH moro than an hour beforo tho rescuers, using torch­ es to cut through tho accumulated mass of steel nnd concrete, reached tho section where it wns believed most of the dead and injured were. Scores had been removed from tho edges of the debris nnd hurried to hos­ pitals but polico engaged for twentyfour hours in battling tho worst snow storm to visit Washington in a doende woro unable to check up on tho number of those taken to tho hospitals or on whether any or how many had died after reaching tho hospitals. Every fire station in tho clt ywns called upon to Bend its crew to tho sccna nnd tho collection of firo fight­ ing apparatus added to tho confusion. With tho arrival of tho marines, howovor, order began to ho re­ stored. Emergency hospitals wero set up in tho neighborhood, some in tho homes of high officials of tho govern­ ment. Como in for tho bnioon nsconBions nnd pnrnchute drops at 3 p. m. Thurs­ day nnd Friday of this week. Dol­ lar Day begins every day. Don’t forget thnt Lnurcnt tho groat Mnn of Mysteries will ho nt tho princess Theatre on Thursday of this week under tho auspices of tho Amoricon Legion. >. • Mr. Chnrles Tyler rocolvod a wlro from Mrs. Tylor nt Syracuse that hor sister died Inst night. Mrs. Tylor was called to hor slater last week on account of hor Illness and has been with hor over since. Representative Elliot W. Illinois. Strnyor, Washington corresthc Pittsburgh Dispatch. II. Conroy Vance, Fredericksburg, Vn. William Walters, Ilrooklyn, N. Y., student at Georgetown University. Mary Ethel Atkinson. Joseph W. Beni. William G. Iiiklc. Thomas It. Bourne. Mrs. Daisy Garvey Bowden. Albert Huchler. William M. Canhy. Mrs. I). II. Coveil. W. M. Crocker. Vinson W. Dauber. Thomas M. Dorsey. Miss Helen Dorscli. — Knet’si (son Howard Kncesi). Scott Montgomery. William A. Walters. 1). N. Walsh. Jack McKImllo. Wyatt McKimlic. Christine Thompson. Paulus Lumby. Miss M. E. Walsh. A. G. Eld ridge. Mrs. Alfred G| Eldridge. McC. Farr. Christian Feige. John F. Fleming. Miss Mnry Leo Fleming. Thomas Fleming. G. S. Freeman. Mrs. Clydo Cohort. F. II. Hail. Dougins Hylcr. Geo. W. Hughes. Daniel K. Jnckson. Miss Elizabeth Jeffries. John M. Jeffries, Howard Kneesi, L. L. Lchmcr. Leroy Lchmor. Mrs. Leroy Lchmcr. Julinn McKinney. Ernest E. Matcllio. Mrs. Norman E. Mnrtindnle. Miss Agnes Mellon. Mrs. Jean Mirsky. Miss Veronica Murphy. Miss Vivian Ogden. I). F. O’Donnell. Mrs. D. F. O’Donnell. Miss Lois Pilcher. Miss Hazel Price. Miss Marie Russell. Mrs. Cora C. Sigourney. Miss Marie II. Smith. Mis. Gertrude Taylor. William Tracy. Miss Gladys Thomas. Charles Cowles Tucker. Mrs. Charles Cowles Tucker. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob Urdong. Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Vnllyntinc. Miss Mildred Walford. Mr. nnd Mrs. John L. Walker. Capt. Win. E. R. Warner, quarter­ master corps, U. S. A. Mrs. Wm. E. It. Warner. Mrs. Charles M. Wesson, wifo of Colonel C. M. Wesson, ordinance de­ partment, U. S. A. Ivan J. White. Miss Margaret Dutch, Ludington, Mich. MIsh M. C. Iiiklc. Mrs. Virginia Farraud, sister of Minister Ilinnnchi, of Guatemala. Kirkland Duke. Esther Foster. Russull Maine. Mrs. Russell Maine. Mrs. Carrie I’nrsou. Albert Baker. Miss Frances Iiiklc. Dr. James F. Shea. W. N. Crawford. DROPPED BETWEEN TWO SEATS AND WAS SAFE 1 FROM FALLING TIMBER. Smithwick Escaped Unaided But Was Badly In­ jured by Flying- Glass and Faling: Debris—Is in the Hospital—His Story Interesting:. WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—An avalanche of broken plaster, bricks and snow, splintered wood­ en and twisted steel beams catapulting: upon the audience while the orchestra played and a comedy film ground out its laughs, is the description of the Knickerbocker Theatre disaster given yesterday by Representative John H. Smithwick, of Pensa­ cola, Fla. He was in the balcony of the theatre when the roof collapsed under its weight of snow, and escaped unaided—just how he cannot recall —with more or less serious hurts. "The orchestra was playing benuti-1badly. It seemed that my tlmo hnd fid music and a comic film was run- come. I lived a year, I tell ycu, pin­ ning," said Mr. Smithwick, lying In his' ned down between tho seats. It wasn't until I got outside thnt lied, bandaged and with Ids face and hands covered with cuts. "Suddenly I noticed blood falling from my fnco there was a sharp crack. I looked up and hands. I got out mysolf. No ono nnd snw a grout fissure running across helped me. I crawled over tho broken tho coiling. It was right over my seats, plaster and snow to tho door. head. I instantly realized what was On tho way I saw a young fellow iyhappening. The plnster begnn to fall, j ing half curled up, manning nnd cry­ dropping down in large and small ing for holp. I leaned over to lift him chunks all over the theutro, it seem­ and then everything went black. Tho ed to mo. Whilo I was looking up a next I remember I was at tho door, great piece right over my head start­ wiping tho blood from my eyes nnd ed to fall. I ducked, crouching, Invol­ mouth. I don't know how I got out. untarily, I suppose, down between tho I didn't see any other injured ones ns seats. The piece struck tho seat right I crawled out. I can't romombor where I laid been sitting. Tho force about that pnrt of it. My only tho't was broken by the seat, hut it pinned then was to get homo before I should me down where I was crouching. The dio. My chest pained mo; my bnck noise was awful. It wns a great tre­ Boomed broken; my fnco was dripping mendous roar; it was simply indescrib­ with blood. All I wnntod to do was to get homo and tell my wifo and lltable. I can never forgot it. "In tho midst of tho roaring wore i| w*,al had happened and how I wns hurt. shrieks and cries of woman nnd chil- wns hurt, 1 thought I wns going ta dren, and a few shouts of men. Tliero die." Representative Smithwick,' who woro cries for holp, groans nnd worst lives about a block from tho thcatro, of all, the moans of thosu in tcrriblo said ho staggered homo without ovorpain. It was awful. I can't describe it. I see it all tho time—those poor cont or hat through tho snowdrift children, and men and wumnn, crying Physicians wero summoned imniodintcly, who found him suffering from nnd groaning there. ; shock, bruises ami possibly internal "There wero only a few of us In tho injuries. Imicony. Luckily, tliero wasn't more. The Imicony gnvo way and crushed soon after the ceiling began to fall, on those on tho lower floor. They woro caught tho.worst. We In tho bal­ cony were more fortunate. MISS JAEGER ANI) PROFESSOR WILL VISIT TARPON SPRINGS TO­ "I guess there wns u lapse of may­ be twenty seconds—hardly moro—be­ DAY AND BE GUEST RAUII PULL OFF foro the imicony fell. Funny, but it OF HONOR STUNTS spun around, kind of twisted ns its supports gavo way, nnd it swung down COMMISSION WOULD BE (llr The Aaaortnlrd I'rru l "Dnring, fenrless, Bpectnculor are JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 30.—Elipth- 'on those below. It did not go straight ' EMPOWERED TO CARRY OUT words to mild to doscribo tho thrill­ erios VonizoloH, war premier of Greoco CONTRACT ing performance given this afternoon ami his party, left hero todny on the down; Just kind of slid from tliu weight of tho debris thnt Imd fnllcn by Miss SI ilia Jaegor and Professor Atlantic Const lino Pinellas Special ( H r Tfci« A a a u r l n t r d I 'r a a a ) on us upstairs. Walter Rnub under tho auspices of for Tarpon Springs to ho the guest of WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—Two Im­ "I don’t know how I got out from Paiatka merchants ns a means of honor nt a celebration being arranged portant modifications of original pro. entertaining their visitors for the by tho Greeks of that community. Din­ whoro I was crouching under thnt posal of Henry Ford for purchaso first of two Bnnner Dollnr Bargain ner tonight and hoard flagship of tho chunk of plaster thnt hnd fallen on me. nnd operation of Muscle Shoals pow­ days. Tho sales continue over to spongo fishing fleet tomorrow nnd go I renlly beliovo it weighod all of 300 er nnd nitrate projects contained In pounds. And I think I moved that morrow. to sponge fishing grounds. Ho will plaster with my shoulders. Anyway, I official copy of contract signed by Both Rnub and Miss Jnogor prov­ leave Tarpon Springs Wednesday for crawled out between tho seats to Mord received today by Senator Har­ ed to tho satisfaction of tho Inrgc Miami vin Titusvillo. whoro I saw a small hole in the plas­ ris Gonrgin, nppnintmcnt o ' commiss­ gathering at tho corner of First nnd ter above. I forced myself up through ion by tho I'residcnt provided in conLemon Htrcets thnt tho press notices moHt complimentary nnd many of tho that hole, wriggling nnd shoving. Then 1 tract ns finally approved, which would they hnd secured truly tell that merchants say thnt tho visitors wero I crawled out over tho snow nnd pias­ ho empowered determine whether tho their net is thriller from the titno tho amazed nt tho expunso of tho enter­ ter, over tho tangled debris, to tho contract being strictly ndhored to with big bag gets its first "flash" until tainment in fnco of the big bnrgnins doors on tho Eighteenth streot side. respect to production fertilizer com­ they both return to terra firmn, Miss advertised so generally. "Across tho uisie from mo, when tho pounds nnd whether contractor re­ taining profits in excess of eight Jnogor wns easily tho most uncon­ For tomorrow’s show Miss Jaeger crash came, wns n littlo fellow—I per cent return allowed him. Other cerned person in tho lnrgo gather­ will ascond promptly nt 3 p. m. and, never saw him again, ami I wonder if change wiih agreement by Ford to ing. Professor Rnub, who has rondo | reached a height of three- he is dond—who laughed nnd roamed many frlonds hero, capably acquitted qunters of a mile, which sho consid­ nt every especially funny part of tho pay nnnunl rontul four per cont on himself, even to the enro of the ers essential on nccount of tho prox­ film. I don’t know what beenmo of whatever sum necessary to cotnploto smallest detail, in tho arrangements. imity of tho St. Johns river, will him or tho othors in tho imicony after dnm number threo. As might bo expected, tho crowds leave hor balloon to finally land aft- wo were showered with plaster. wero intent on getting their hands or making a "triple drop,” which "A b tho coiling broko tho plaster UNIVERSITY ATHLETES PLAYER PROFESSIONALS on tho balloon. Professor Rnub who moans thnt throo separnto pnrn- foil first, In chunks—it was Just liko DISCHARGED FROM COLLEGE has been ogaged in this work /for chutcs will enrry hor down to enrth. un ico pond brenking up. Tho roof over twenty yenrs, says thnt tho Sho is tho only indy to hnvo success­ didn’t givo way on ono crash. It (Iljr Tfce A a a o r l a l r d P r r a a ) conduct of his audiences in a greater fully negotiated tho triple drop over seemed to break up ovorywhoro. Thnt SOUTHBEND. Indiana,Jan. 30.— norvo Htrnin thnn tho thought of ono thousand times.”—Pnlntkn Nows. let in tho snow, which enmo in thru Eight Notrcdnmo University Athlotea whether ho over returns safely to Tho morchnnta of Snnford hnvo en­ tho broken pluccs where tho coiling todny voluntarily confessed to Father earth. For tomorrow’s performance gaged these daring ballonists to givo hnd given way. William Carey, Chairman of Athletic It is hoped thnt tho crowding about two dnys ontortninmont hnro Thurs­ "It’s queer, but I was conscious all Board, and Knuto Rockno, Football tho balloon will bo less notlccablo. day and Friday of this wock a t which tho timo when I was plnnod down Coach, that thoy pleylnd In Semi­ Paiatka morchants ftavo again time tho morchants will have Dollar thoro by tho groat place of coiling. professional Football gamo a t Tarproved thomsolvos to not only b« day bargnlns of all kinds and in every My mind, when I saw tho colling fall­ lorviilo, III., on November 27th, with Watch tho Daily Herald for ing, and afterward, was just ns clear Carlinville, III. team. They were irobusiness getters, but roal entertain­ lino. tho big two pago program of tho Dol­ and collected as it is now. I knew a moiately disqualified from r furthe er j. Tho commonts on tho enjoyable was hurt some, but I didn't know how Athlotic completion at Notredamo. lar Day events and bargains. character of tho performance woro * THRILLING LEAP WAR PREMIER FROM PARACHUTE VENIZEL0S IN JACKSONVILLE FOR DOLLAR DAY '!• i HENRY FORD’S PROPOSAL IS MODIFIED a �f PAGE SIX SOCIETY an Churchwell f FIRST GREAT WHITE SALE ay:; r ;4. i r ] r' .• 1 • ____________________________ __________________________________________________ _____________________ ’- ‘ 'i ' 5 > Wm ! f *v ■ t i IfeC' j SPECIAL J Good ns Gold Blenching, 1 soft finish, worth 25c. ■ Whito Snle a yard— £ •V j 15c SPECIAL ■ 33-in. real Japnncsc Pon­ gee Silk. Natural color. ■ White Sale, yard— 3 | 98c SPECIAL S 40-in. Voiles, in all the new checks and plaids. White ■ Sale, a yard— § f fh '.'ij' ■i I 'V * 25c SPECIAL Winsor Underwear Crepe in light Blue, Pink, yclow nnd white. While Snic, yard— 23c SPECIAL s 25c SPECIAL New French Tissue goods in all colors. White Sale, a yard— New Spring Dress Ging­ hams. White Sale a yard, only— 59c SPECIAL 19c SPECIAL 10-4 Sheeting, a bargain, During the White Sale only, a yard— 72-inch Linen finish Tnble Damask. White Sale, a yard— 59c 98c $ 1 5 .0 0 to $ 2 5 .0 0 It seems to be the consensus of opin­ ion the b£st look­ ing hats ever bro’t to Sanford for the price— •7 f: ■ VOILE BLOUSES PONGEE BLOUSES You will want to take home one of This already popular fabric is go­ ing to be even better for spring. Our buyers have secured for us three dozen, to sell them Monday at— s made of sheer Voile and Pongee colored Soiesette— WHITE SALE * 98c m t E a I• ![. $ 2 .9 5 Of course we all have to wear Shoes and the next question is where to get them. We don’t consider our customers fully sold until our Shoes have proven satisfactory. You’ll do well to investigate our shoe department when in need of dependable foot wear. . Dorothy Dodds’ famous Shoes for wom­ en, brown Oxfords, Pumps and Strap Slip­ pers— $ 3 .5 0 to $ 5 .0 0 S Solid Leather Shoes and Oxfords for Men, —remember we stand back of every pair $ 3 .5 0 tot0 $ 7 .0 0 SELLS IT FOR LESS Vi Sanford, Fla.— l l l H l i a U U M s FOR MRS. HILL A pretty compliment to her mother, who is her guest, Mrs. Turner Iiousor entertained a number of friends yesItcrdny afternoon at her homo on I’ulHjetto avenue, the guests including the members of the former Priscilla Club. Quantities of cut flowers artisticnl'ly arranged in crystal vases wore ef­ fectively placed in the rooms. Sow­ ing and music wero tho features of tho afternoon. Mrs. J. K. M cttingcr sang a group of solos in her usual charm­ ing manner. Late in the afternoon tho hostess as­ sisted by Mrs. Lawson served delicious refreshments consisting of gelatine, fruit salad, saltincs, olives, salted nuts nnd colTec. Those enjoying this pleasant afte r­ noon: Mrs. Tom Williams, Mrs. Bniloy, Mrs. Enstcrby, Mrs. W alter Hand, Mrs. C. N. Hand, Mrs. J. K. Mcttingcr, Mrs. C. C. Woodruff, Mrs. Alfred I.iljn, Mrs. It. M. Mason, Mrs. J. J. Purdon, sr., Mrs. J. I). Roberts, Mrs. It. L. Griffin nnd Mrs. J. B. Lawson. Program for recital by Mrs. Julius Takach, assisted by Mrs. Wren McGuln, reader, Tuesday, January 31st, Parish House. 8 p. m.: Who is Sylvia............. Franz Schubert Tho Luss With tho Delicate Air ........................... Dr. Thomas A. Arne Sing, Smile, Slumber....Chns. Gounod Villnnclc ................... Eva Dell’ Aqun Mrs. Julius Takach Rending ................. Mrs. Wren McGuin Vale ........ .................. Kennedy Russell Caro Nomo ................................. Verdi Mrs. Julius Takach Group of Itendings, Mrs. Wren McGuin Vissi D'Arte, Vissl D’Amoro ....... ................................. (Tosca) Puccini Love in April......... Christiaans Kricns Un bcl di Vcdremo (Madame But­ terfly) ................................. Puccini M$t. Julius Tnknch NEAR EAST RELIEF CAMPAIGN Other good Solid Leather Shoes F*r-l. Mrs. II. B. Connoly nnd Mrs. 0. L. Taylor have rcturnod from tho E ast­ ern markets where they went to buy goods. Tho styles for this senson wore beautiful nnd theso indies have purchased an interesting line of p at­ tern hats, m aterials nnd trimmings. WOMAN’S AUXILIARY Tho Woman's Auxiliary of tho American Logion held n most inter­ esting meeting Thursday evening nt tho court house. In spito of tho bad weather thoro was a splendid attend­ ance, and much enthusiasm nnd inter­ est was shown, the success of tho year’s work assured. $ 5 .0 0 t0 $ 7 .0 0 'i i i Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. Willcts nnd Miss S. L. Wlllits, of Flushing, N. Y., nro among tho tourists stopping in San­ ford for some time. While hero they are stopping a t tho Montezuma. MRS. TAKACII’S RECITAL $ 2 .5 0 t0 $ 5 a these dainty little shirt waist Mrs. C. R. Klrtloy nnd Mrs. Roy Chittenden wuro among those from Sanford attending the concert in Or­ lando yestordny glvon by Alberto Snlvi, the harpist. -Eleven Stores I U l U l __ Tho campaign for funds for tho Near Enst Relief begins on February first nnd Insts until February 15th. Tho following chairman have been appointed for Sominolo County: Chnirmnn Scminolo County, Mrs. E. M. Galloway. Treasurer Sominolo County, Mr. D. L. Thrasher. Chnirmnn Sanford, Mrs.Dean Tur­ ner. Chnirmnn Oviedo, Mrs. W. P. Car­ ter. Chnirmnn Geneva, Mrs. Endor Curlctt. ’ Chnirmnn Chuluotn, Mrs. C. D. Brumloy. Chnirmnn Altnmonto Springs, Mrs. W. B. Ballard. Chairman Loko Monroo, Mrs. Ben Lnko. I t might bo interesting to review a llttlo of tho work of tho Near East Rq- ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ 3 “A PRINCE .. THERE WAS” ./ > H Mrs. L. P. Hagan nnd Mrs. Wclmnnn motored to Orlando yesterday afternoon ns tho guests of Mrs. R. J. Holly. Mrs. Wcinmnn, of Cartorvlllo, On., is tho attractive guest of her sister, Mrs. Shocmnkcr a t her homo on San­ ford Heights. ----------— J. S. Frederick, of Greensboro, N. ■ C., is in tho city for n few di^s a t­ ■ tending to business. Pretty, new, fancy Voiles, all colors. White Snle, a yard— Just a few more of those wonderful Dresses. The ladies were quick to take advantage of these special prices on these pretty Spring Frocks and you wil probably find yours amongst them— I » 25c SPECIAL 19c i j j ; |. l.fv SPECIAL 3G-in. Knights’ Nainsook nnd Long Cloth, the best made. White Snle, yard— 39c SPECIAL Big full sized Buck Towels, red border. Whito Sale, Sj cnch— £■ SPECIAL 36-in. soft finished Indian —real Indinn Head. White Snle, yard— THOMAS MEIGHAN in II. It. Cooper nnd family, of Cleve­ land, Ohio, uro In tlio city for a short stay. Beginning: Monday and lasting all next week we will have our first j White Sale. In the other Churchwell Stores the coming of the January ■ W. B. Cooper of Mt. Gilead, Ohio, is his hoadqunrtcrs a t the MontoWhite Sale is heralded with great delight. We feel sure that with the | making zumu whlio in tho city. values we are offering our White Sale will be the talk of the town. 1 The Star Today I HRS. FKBD DAIGER, Society Editor. Phone 217-W It 70 U have nmjt frlentfa v lilllie to* —If jrqti nr. Kiilnir iirn lio ro or eoralng horn*, or U t o o nrr tn l r r lih l n i, write a piatnl rnrd to thla department. jflvln IrUlla. nr telehpone the Item. It wl fee areatljr npprrrlnted._____________ -Also a Comedy S Saturday at the Princess—Herbert ■ Rawlison in “Cheated Hearts” R ■ Chns. Brady, the Baritone Soloist, will sing every ■ Wednesday lief. Tho public know th at Near East Rcliof works under a charter, granted by tho Congress of the U nit­ t\ Impair inr, | ed States in August 1010; nnd that it is largely volunteer work. Wo know too, that tho Near East is in n portion of southeastern Europe, western Asin, nnd Trnnscnucnsin Russia, nnd centers in Armenia. Wo know thnt relief is administered to orphnns nnd widows from national headqunters in New York, through ccrtnin centers, such ns Constantinople in the Near East sections, and most all money nnd clothing hnndlcd by Americana who have lived for years in this sections nnd know conditions. Ncnr Enst Relief has 175 orphnns, where 100,0 0 0 children aro fed, cloth­ GENERAL REPAIRING ed trained industrially; 105,000 more are j radically taken care of out of or­ Old Ford Gara|» phanages; 250,000 altogether nre West F irst St. having some care in nnd out of homos Phone No. 417-W and orplinnngcs, nnd many thousnnds nre starving nnd dying for lack of food and clothing. phnn. How many will you fuvtl and We know the conditions arc ns they clothe? nre, because of *ho TuVks having oc­ Seminole County has been given the cupied Armenia until April 1021, >nd care of 42 orphans; in dollars, we nre devastated nnd cnrrlcd nwny all food asked for $2500.00. supplies; tho drouth in Russin pre­ If every Sunday School class would vented planting of crops, honcc tho feed and clothe one child for a month, lack of practically food. the small sum ef $5.00; if every Tho Ncnr Enst has control of some­ church would tuko a t least one orphan thing like 118,000 ncrcs of lnnd which for a year; if every club and fratern­ will help to provide labor and food al organization would take one or* phnn fur threo, six, nine or twelve for thousnnds inter on. All churches, Sunday Bchools, fra ­ months wo would soon Imvu our 42 ternal nrgnnizntions, women nnd orphans fed nnd clothed. Wo have in our wonderful country men’s clubs, will bo nsked to mnko of plenty; our own children with liberal donations. Mrs. Dean Turner nnd her com­ moro than enough to eat ami wear, mittee, is making a personal visit to nnd training fa r superior to any of nil ministers, Sunday School superin­ theso orphutis can hope to hove; can tendents, nnd asking thnt they pre­ wo not show our gratitude for tho sent tho m ntter on Sundny .Inn. 20th; privilege of living in n country so nnd on Fobrunry 5th, which will he riel: in food and tho good things of known ns Church Day, tho collection life, by giving generously of our big will be taken for Near Enst Relief. or little incnns, to so worthy a cnu3e? If there uro any who wish to mako Tho hends of clubs, nnd fraternal or­ ganizations will present tho m atter to personal donations to tho Near East their bodies nnd n donation or collec­ Relief, Mr. D.‘ L. Thrasher, will be glad to receive same, ns treasurer of tion bo given. All collections will bo turned over Seminole county. Mr. Thrasher will to Mr. D. L. Thrasher, county treas­ have his hendquntors at Thrasher & urer of tho Near Enst Relief and the Garner’s store und will bo glad to Snme will lie forwnrdcd to tho stnto talk the m atter over with those In­ treasurer, Mr. A. P. Anthony, 505 terested. . Clark Building, Jacksonville. Wo may bo a wicked nnd cynical It costs $5.00 a month to feed nnd clothe one child; It cost $ 100,00 per people, but tho sins of a movlo star yonr to feed, cloth nnd train one or -1 aro visited on tho box office. n rsu io il. WARD & John T. Hammond Quarry Coquina Rock THE FIRST STONE USED FOR BUILDING PURPOSES IN AMERICA The John T. Hammond Quarry at Volusia is the most modern and best equipped Quarry iu Florida and is prepared to furnish Coquina Rock in any quantity and size. Anything from screenings up to building stone can be supplied. All Coquina Rock furnished by the John T. Ilammond Quarry is of uniform quality nnd texture. For road building purposes Coquina Rock has proven it­ self to he unexcelled and lias been adopted by County Com­ missioners ns standard. As a concrete aggregate it hns been demonstrated by recent tests at Pittsburgh Testing Laboratories thnt Co­ quina Rock from tho John T. Hammond Qunrry is of tho highest rank. Capncity 1,000 cubic yards per day. COPIES OF TESTS MAILED ON REQUEST Quarries and Shipping Point Volusia Florida East Coast Railroad JOHN T. HAMMOND - N e w Smyrna---------- ----------------------Florida v *• �7" THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1922 PAGE TWO helping hand to their fellow man whan ""■■■■■■Mi The Bank of Safety Security-Service By a Sanford Celery-fed Man is one of the greatest and most powerful creations of the United States Govern­ ment. Back of it there are innumerable safe­ guards of wisdom and experience, in ad­ dition to the careful supervision and rig­ id audit of the Banking Department of The United States. FLOItlDA OVERRUN WITH THEM This institution, whose success and strength A COMMUNITY BUILDER II. F. WIUTNER, Cnshicr F. I*. FORSTER, President when you were this age nnd remem­ ber hnW you drended to write nn es­ say am! then deliver it. Our schools are among the best in the Jund'otul they have the best tcaehets and latft but not least the sniartest^schojars— nnd sometimes wo -have-the best ath­ letes, also. Otii* ach’opis; Are.pur gfeiViost asset dhtl .thpy -^houjd.' r,ecelyo more of that personal lotich of' life patrons from time tft time. I»ook into the school*, talk bo the teachers, visit the buildings ami assist in-this great Work. of. turning out real American citizens. All h o n o r'to Miss .Gayle Marshall.and tho Sanford schools,__ F u l i l t a h r d n r r r n f t r r n n n n c x r r p l Han' d n f ill t l i r l l r r n l i l J l u ll il ln u . 107 Miiicniilln A v f . , S n n f u r il, F i n . It. FT. II. C. J. J. A. I.. IIIM.I.Y....... ................................. E d i t o r M l .I .A I L I l ____H r r r r l » r y - T r r n » u r r r N E E L ..................... C J r n r m l S l i m m e r I l l W I N ......... C l r c u I n l L m t i n u n ite r I ’h o n r U S u p l o UiOO I '. II. A d v r r t l a l n i t l l n l r a M m lr K n o w n o n A p p lic a tio n H u b n r r l p t l o n I ' r l c c In A dva: O n e Y r n r .. S ix .MonIlia Dellt One W eek .IB' C e n t ■ T h e b l n 17- l o IH -pnite W e e k l y l l e r a ld e n llr e ly e o v rr a S em in o le C o u n ty a n d la p u b l l a h e d e v e r y -Frtdar. A d v r r ­ t l a l n i t r n t r a in o d e k n o w n o n n p p l l c n t l o n . D r i n o r r n l l c i l n p o ll tl e a . SSJIU p e r y r n r , n l w a n Ip m l v n n e e .________________ Irving Bnchellcr, the well knowm novelist, was talking to a farmed \trith great interest. The fattuer saw that the novelist thought that'ebuntry life wns ah easy one. "And when' do you start plowing?** a s k e d : Rachellor. "I don't plow,” said th 6' farmer; “When ic-BAnd played yesterday—home hand th e ' thiiws ed'me the rocks roll down Troth' the mbiintalris and tear up the earth." 'Rttcheilor was puzzled. i'And 1 "WenfhiT is gloomy. Wo notice'It what about sowing?" he asked. "I ^ o r c because wc llnve bo few cloudy 'days. ' 1 ;,:*1 ^Ahihe. ' ' r-«’ Speckled perrh-nre lilting, celery is ripe, all kinds o t’vegetables orb lfi the ftyldii Uip river and tokes berkoh; thu woods will anon put bn their spring clothes, tho golden-ornngo is waiting to ho iihda'il.anil.this U 'theitim e to visit • Sanford: 1 .Comb on tho trnin, common,tho river, come by-auto. You con got to Sanford bjr nny routo in the world even by tho 'aerial route. A ll'honor to Sanford schools, San­ ford uchaul teachers ami the officials nf our splendid school system. A Snn­ ford girl, Miss Gayle Marshall, won the Iinchoilur prize at Rollins Col­ lege last Friday for writing and de­ livering the beat essay on "American­ ism.’’ If you don’t think this is AWAtithing big just hark hack to this tirho CnrT Dnnn sold Chrtrlle GanO'n lot in Orlando the other day and the fteyiorter-Star Is bWgging about'it; dust for tfi'ntr Ed. Lane will dell hitn three lotd while hb is heVe today. Snnford has already Liken flht citideashlp plipcTs fo r’Oharlie.—iSiinforil Herald.' Wo Imvu bein'w aiting to seo wiiether or nof.’hu diti it.—ItepoiteriStur. >He did ON T llE MFRFACE OF THE IlEAtJ. TiFl/’I. fiT, .iOHNfi ItiVkH been buiided by a loyal people, whose most vnluable asset is the confidence,-trust and esteem of those who pfopi>Sr<SWJ wishes you m ^ ^ g h ^ t h ^ New Year. _______ __ j " YTHiHT m l a m i/jH j/(j ^eoples^ban^!of^Hanford d w olf, to ttucH tuo^-vjnewT the wedding scenos by four emt young ladies in gauze costumes; The- "Taming of the' tShrewP';radii be.preseptatl-iin Snnfonli at. th o T rln ccaa J h c n ii^ npxt, Friday pvoning, for ;thrf benefit "of'the- SnnforJ Woman’s Club.- n Tn' -th e 1ensf. rife; fioMg o f most tnlentcd nmnturcs of this city. Tickets may now bo reserved nt Bowcr’B nnd Roumelnt’s Diug Store. tanglehjoot ,ys (perijna ij:- QUALITY & SERVICE - FOR $1.00 ,.. Thu BustflcfisJ. nnd Professional, "Womnn’ir Club-will give h mock trial; ’'Tanglefoot; vfjiPerimn/’-on-Fdb. 9th. a t.th e Princess. The,.cast jyJlJ consist of st)me of Srtnfimis best talent, n fun ■prPvoking^ Inuglliihlc. com*lJ'i of the ycnr-T95ffi Prices and program will be nnnguncpd TalerV ' '. " " . " , j ■ v Sy*mpathy to St. Petersburg Indejibndeiit tliftt 'givoS awny'the issue of tfhi’ Jinpl^'every dny the snrt does not , ;The Herald will soon nnnounco that ^tbe phffer Will :btf’glvett away freo ovrilglit'fhe moonrdoes not "Shine/' bfv •! a * 0__ > — t' fj--v **" N o1cold" Wehther lias injured’ nny ’ cfbtis: a t Rttflfiinl*'yet nml unless ■we hifiVW regular downright freeze there ia no need to worry. Ol'o -- (>'■■- .-I- .0 .. ,e*i:Hsniitor Park Trnmmall 1h■in Flnri•lin and says that he is WMWihg ; the .'people' us 'UBual regAviliesfi o f ' “ the -•Uryan ebuiiiRhir the political ItoClton. inert pn-e —— ——0 - ^ - — ' e- “‘t h.rT hnt tlieatro roof in* -WnsMiigtCm that caved in on account of IhO'liedvy fall of snow—was evidently built for WushinjHJAa TWJlwfdrjf andT Ithe unusual \snbwl lAll. i ThlaCres .camwit lie intilt.toff idtoonly/*for] when a catajimiipbcd(iijp|Ji‘ii:| in s there arc nundrcJa uf,.helpless women and REFORMERS from northern points in fnct nnything In the shape of poohave so congested this state that by tr>,( floWB ilko trickling \vn ter from all means each of the profesh should my f e r t ||0 pcn. w h at kind do you wear a special emblem so ns to I>r«- J prefer ?'* "Tho poetry of motion/' vent wasting time tackling ono an- j 8 UggCatedt nnd he took the hint. other. • _____ They have bccomo moro numerous Hcnncssy wns tho father of two In Florida than hooch-hawkers In fiI10 husky boys. A friend said to South Cnrolina—and are not one- him: "Henneasy, you hove a couple half ns useful or entertaining. of fine boys/' Honnessy ropliodi‘uYra They figure that local pastors can they arc foino lads, nnd, do you know, keep the people from going to hell In j njvir rnised my hnnd ngninstnilhor the summer, but in tho winter, when one cxcjpt in sllf defense.":.*; Vc ,bmb tho blossom’s on the orange nnd ..iir.iVi-n.r; jinidfiE kk;X< straw berry’s on tho vino, it 1b evident You Can Swear Now, Follows *.rtr these same local pastors nre worked AiClilcngo minister: srfytfthat "bell" overtInio nnd need co-operation who nn(l “dam" nre permissible Words in turn need expense-monoy. „ | when p ro p e rly osod;. And thcrcT 1 b They como under all sorts of " bus- mare proper a io 'fo r them in Chicago pices." They ride all sorts o f hobbies, than elsewhere, ono imnginca.—CloveThey nre willing to.;wptf< f r e ^ h u t , |nnd Plaln-Dtalar.' • •r.r.r i.fi of course, they hnva hovn; .mJ,j y ti.-n ■' ■n m i pease to get hero, nm U hcra’a, the;>ip-' , ; ,.v Aak the Editor:.;:.! .imi.W keep after they get horp, pnd, fprjthe 1 A Rochester, N. Y. firm is "golng-to good of the cause ■they, rcprqsent try and igcl aJAng .without -money," certainly the pastor pr one of tho den- according to tho ncWn dispatches.: Any cons ought to lunch 'em 1.0(1 ge country newspaper man can give them ’em, if .3 pointers. oyiimd' .n 0 *11:11,7 ' ■ Of coursft thpy.ihpd.v -E ither tbntj or - - 7 llf.t no':- ?> ... .. i r . ‘ t.ru punch ’em nnd dodgq/’om, - - .. j/. :Th# Smalleiti PoiiLr ' *.r They como from C.*ii«?Bgo,.or Cripple Thu hnck-bltor is tho cootie .of. SoCreek—from .;JIf(nnihnl or Huggins’ ciety.-r-Rcal.Amerioaii. • .rr.i ' to it Hollow—from Ropton pr IJepton Then you have never'heard 0 6 the HERALD ADS got result*. is the proper time. .when Edward Waldermali, tho ShnkcsLocnl clergymen nrp hec9 ming sick penrean actor, gnvo his modem vorof such trnshr Ono of Kissimmee s sion of the eelobrated comedy 4fTnmimstors recentiy. said from* his pplpit jnB 0f tho Shrew" a t the Duval Thothut, he was ,tired of "endorsing/ nil atre thoro, with .local talent, undor these wonderman whocam o unheorld- auspices of the Women’s Club a few ed except by. a few circulars tolling weeks ago,. the press and public ifero what success had crowned the peri- |oU(i jn ita prnise. The conservative grinpting pilgrims an o th er points. j ackHonvillo Times-lHtiom hnd this to They not only prnyed in n free pulpit flny to Edward Wnldmaltn’S prosenlmt they preyed on tho parishioners, tation of this piny In that city! .pocjtotpd.'the proceeds of tho perform......... 1 nnco, then pushed for other points. / “I^nst night nt:.tho DuVul Thcfltro, Another pastor said that lie .was , after tho nudienco>hnil recovered ftom going to investigate ,ovqry trnmp/Cx-( the first shock-of- seeing Shakespenrhortpi; or. informer th a t camu his wpy inn characters in modorni/costumes, then he would tnka ,thq prqcqcd* of nm| 0f henringi Mendelsohn’s and Lotho organization named. If-th a t was hengrln's wedding marches played, not agreeahlo to the , itinerant ho and henring modem rniUsICnL-edlccwould have tn a,hi)nt Another church tions sung during,;the firivt nut, they in which to ope,r{;Lp*Tliaytiimpose on settled bnck nndidnuuftid;> applauded the congregation nmiM,relieve , Hie and thoroughly enjoyed »thu .mrxlernhenrers of monoy,;thnt. c,ould lie spent ized version of the stnidiold comfcdy, with better respite- directly in tlie which , was presented'..hyi Edward home field. .p-, iV/nliiermmij the Ntiw A'ork' nctor, iupThe sooner the people of this slate nrti'fi Ly n rif. nor biaAinp liimi 1 Ijotriui- amnti :/ r cyll ceilen 1 e' way small comhtionR irnprove, to jJiJi in jjvJrlT1^ L Y ®|i ytiureh, bTtlT^eiitloiW fSt AvU f|(J?i/oh(.4o<|rs. no 'srnool, ub-{Wganisationitto offer 4-fi4 fjr AInppi'n/rtTTci* in mis piny was frfeT ipim ifs'firt'apytiir the promised ’ ^U htTrvtfirl a id ]fttj^ y Q fiV lJ n d o ii r i’K 'in o c rftijIf^ ^ Jo Igfvafrec propa' aga. J jTlfe lparts gnndn to nny_ project. They enn ()f Katherine, thq_S]irew, Iiiiinca tho probably ;hire ,th« sphoul auditorium swppt; ulster, HorJensUf-thy J/ivpc a^d or got.ijjie r.nsji^p Cojr, a .Sunday per- Baptlsta, tile f a t h e r and all the other forninnee—arurlalsy UJ> their own col- Parts in the pomcily,. were excellentlection on tho^ plnh of "findin's |v acted, due principally to the export linvin’jk" *; tlnniujbchi ctm«s, iprovlded stage, dijocjion \Waldmpnn. th e y ' pny1' t h b ‘reirit'-ln ndvnnre-^-imil '.‘."AU'in qll. ]t.w ns oJib.pA thp;.moat Atiy slireWd' ltVAnAgbr would look out pleasing pcrfnrnutpqea , 11>? kind fo r'th A f'pnrt of it-^therb; will he on ''^ygr glven,.ip ^(fkppnjfillOi A, pcjsiOvo to'hay n'thing Irt'criticism. •»* 1 Ipoy.cUy, ^ t^ a enijertninm^jit .wnf\ ^lie LfcFh ’ give theifnklrs the '""fold vjplw jft^'hptu^ dancp’’„‘^|)*en# AhoUlddrs"'—iftr :h blt bff thchriskot. , : From .TacKsonvllie on for many ’hiife« tiieruv gro\v what ate known as jV'ntcr rtyaeiiit'hs, sbmo of iUhjm llidoming, with grech' rosettes reitcliihji; up tAp feet above Water. ‘ ,"‘lt \Vhethl>r..it Was h good wind that blew a blossom, a seed o r h‘ cutting that took root Add grew again', is hot certain, but tradition has it that iiomo wmium Intnjdhced tllCSe'greofi ra fts of lustrous leaves to'bonhtlfy the riv­ er. It nilght have hbeii Harriet Beech­ er StoWe, w ho'ttiadp'her ivlnter hoViie lif rfaeksohvlrtc fpr sixteen'‘^ehrsl They arc lihnttnchod to the 'isittbm of" the strt'Airt anil ‘Arc equipped with air-fill­ ed bulbs that keep them liflont. One hails \hrmiglt this Hyacinth gnrdon for hours arid‘hours Almost evcfjl bhb can hnvo A llttlo garden of pic'tiirW or .plants to bfl^ht" jb ilN ' fi." F i e l d s 11 [ :‘l en and gladden'the' home; ’ ; w i e p ^ ; » T i c K jN ( John Watmiiiakcf In NoW York ItorRl’ITR OF / ’DEtVTH nid. M u w m 91,1 r ”n T nil: f vint ’.1.1111 1 7 in . t "Hi!"/ a. ,5 ; J ■ m Qn tjic" Okeechobee Iiraneh of the Florlijn Enst Qonst Rnllwny, Ctiuiuotn, Fla.,- aiaong the piner and la k eao f Seminole'county, un up-to-date m bdtrn. bi^lck hotel,- with,-private hatha and hot water heat. First class cuisine.. Rates J2.50 to IWO per day; $10 to per week, according Co location pf room.' ' 1 • -i*'" - v . -- MRSs-CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager ■ ■ ■ ■ m anaH |inM H aanaaiinnaM liM rinnM > M aB aiiiiaaH N aaaaB aiaaii nfihmer*; We have both the. Cord-Lined Paper and (lie « r e g u ia r B i a c k ln i ih ^ , ' l *'wi' r je l'jidai'Mi: - hoqi'1 { • i-.r: :• v 7 - nr.irirwi <( vclti- • ■t'.-i' — - -Ask Us for .Prices .wznno: j.r.i tiiiKU ig ..... " nti.tr .M,m ^nihhi *r.n“ r-" -e v’ - i f t j ' SANFORD: FLORIDA ■« .......... *1 / . 1* u tr jiT.i .ii.Sl Hi- it H.j1 *1*1*v ne.'vntnt.i *' n r.t a j'll 'la « a a a liM a a H a B a a a H a B B n a a a a u a » lllp a M R |fH R a a ju fia fi* i« k » Y u of San ford, Florida Hu mo rs VALUE OF CLEAR CONSCHENCH. ,itii , yi ■■ 'ia ntu it* av.vvv .h «*i n.u-' p.njl' J'jlbriiiji' Innt njght j Jimt, John D. ‘ThoVd is'o'iie thing which, more'than f e d . 'lt. .h'is w inter.hom e in Ormond, Aliy other, titahdH' lift, a 'man’s best worn ileclnreil,, ( q, bis without fquhdaft'lond Iri trie time tiYtroulilo Kr of'ills- ‘ttod lSy lfiomller^.^f ]\|r, ,ftpckojrqilvr’s HpphThtVneh’t. That ‘6 'ho' thing Is i».clear 'coiYsfclt'ncej—tho 'kddwluiigq'tliat one B a a a a a a B a B a a a a a a a a a a a a a ^ R B hnii‘:Ht least' Heoii ‘iilhcoro nn'rf honest fille r eojoy;?4 e|ghtepn, hplys of golf :i»fiU,‘lms (lbiio’th e 1 VeSy''beAl! he kiiow f, tho how uniler the existltlg 'c'lrcurnatnncels, ^ tr»o:; ^ ^ JI • and the’knowledge ihlit ho Was not a This Iq saiil /o bo %e best .score tho "tiauiOT/; "' ,';'v tn; ‘ ningmite has turne^l in'sinco, his nrCriticism and rebliffs td buch a puin ftval l»i. Florida. M j.-RpcW ellcr first ortiy strkngthtmk tho chhraOter’.,' Tho W d tR.TpnortA of,,his driv^nff off Ihnoi' hno'lvledgb 'He Th'hs fthAt’ ho has tU°. . fo«d^nth,.„too,, and nnswored fbiighi tho fight' rlHd'fovi^hk it’ fnii'ly theip by Bcmilng.his ball more than Is n mittia to’rHlmVoveh'though irt tho ■H—-*l l>"»iu'nmi.» And it pfoy'os a toBihg1 fight. ' fo'fHiiiio whp/inalfoA'ii of 'iiclpmg ,'1 cl^hor tried !tb' dlscdliirngo hifn h r ^too^lioA f Aiful 'ilfrl n." bmmstmn v '" - ‘ •f,r-1,u '1 niln'-j Yi xuimk'ptl'<,Ti!’UiI 11 wntchcd his strugglo. an^r thOn \\tfllon .nnAnnE iiflimS tmi 'thcty'foftr'ho ’^iAs Wonkenliijr1 made it ! J •* m * ft'inTicr niufiiRiL u -’L'vi.itrfa .E b’. rv'bS ■Ullit mnnilMl:! lilili'>‘*» b ill s S / f Hlf ILI/V III"# INVITES A N D YOUR I’itllJNPS. W A i i : finniulr y rn ry V'7inrr iiundii'vrili. . j Groceries Fresh-Fruits and Vegie,tables rv , . ^ ’1 D nv>v yool .tnau; .17; .uTuvniha. Lnt,v, 1 mVntLAJCA. 1 B>jOCK \Mn:xnnn FWhW'thiit'tm wbrf'tflfid'lif'it.'the Witri!'bopicslil‘A'i t M i\M V $ 1 itlrn M H Iltf m \m V A n 'll^ th a. k^lAAge ‘that'ttiby1’ h’Wi W j l t f f t i ? 1® tiW « ,Uv4ltlemv'i bench '! a’JbuVlrleli rcvl'val ’until 'the fl- -if it i " " i r " ,eera come to (bo ' moiiyhb'r'ti .kmi'j'Mitr IL Hi fl**VI, ill *1 ' b|,v .mmn.nntjid wil •> i.■“‘•Vi s an:t. m .u "w .isyiiT~ ’C R fu*t: fe B N-T*R r c r srml. ri”’:eijil .„ 1 ,*nri.. •r i ’#ri’-";itrii' ’ji-T .iiittoi Mi. (- *’ of.: O F L O U IS Y IL L B ,‘K Y ; t >tl - «‘*iir ii rio v mi i.nmnrpm ’ i'-'' ‘:;lt* be ’ njiV7in’7 m •^.ui*i:,7 »!K‘i'»f:*rtj -in -jii uunurf. n: i»j*iiJim”*v .ri’n;* •‘Uirr.i. ntl.* Vr tniMQUM uil? 7 ‘dirj jiiii'v -yniilrW trni'y tintF. Uit" ' j ntr; of .tjhe Uoar.d of Lectureship of the Mother Ghvtfih^jTheiFirat GhuDch'OfiCIiristiSoieb' S IUiC iiliti. !•;' iB Ylnt Vra 15 *u [t»v m>r nf uunatmoi'jfiq - I 'T C l m l.n i n il,' Hm'iiiumiutJ mis Vc mUjinnii c w ohjv? ,4 to .s-kt * jY .ii'yir asiii indi za.1 aii rrtcnm 'itdl u? imf.ui iu*y BHMlUi isu Vo iniim ej •toinis it)ve sat' ujiv f.’r j i ' i : .u ii'i h i ,r p n . i u " '« 1 . .1.__ uri-' ^ l.11- r : :iiS nhl''ll �niM * m rty p TTa / / i* w Sri Pern1 1M- ■•S I/ THE SANFORD'DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1922 o>Save money by buying your aeason 8 .m . m .n have »»’ • •_„* *h0 duty of capital, and some ticket to tho Lyceum Course. $2.00 £ ? to moot a pay roll every Satur- for tho season or 76c for each admis­ sion. • 200-tfc d a y . ______________ • m Xu Blue Monday t a K d 1 X a Xu in’. If tin s ;cloudy w a n th em T * W -flo^j 'riot censo lt’\vltl^ciidlr*n'lH W till of-^tlif’td-dtirtk Vd^nfeh?*'^ Xa Tho barometer and dhd thM® "XX 'Xa’j '■tottHWijF • ■■fc a ^ >^Md ’ afttl*0 * XX'- c t a j r am rth lx ia tfto fo b i- JN Xa nation that would mkk'tF'-’V ^ X a Xtt ‘ "min ftnr*&fckrfTX* fra■ActHii6lirHoh:r‘,,,ir f'* GSoYfriiP.''' * • “• L e t U s H a v e D o n e W i t h■ L s Pessimism” U □ ml ft id th i|.E^ jly and save systematically. Sanford Constructs Co wfSI'AMIDdDP2 aifeood yemmoT i U= r lttn 'i/ nrl ! T 8 'tto’Y.y.0 ‘1 n^[(> oi-iij ""rlJiotf or!)t Y f t 'i l HU 3 i^ .R i<SlTPMI'KINS’ "•N- 3 Xu hur m i^ S r th o fW e ft^ P '^ d n ^ lM Xi) that ho wltteglvo us somo- Xu ri’SurnicSJ, lllodital and Obstetrical Calls Answered Xu thlnjr SeW tf iif$&ViWct dny Xa 'W M fr W rthd' r tv 'iih ipY5BAbl$"VXa Phone 6G3-W k l&: !< n':‘ n! •PX’^affrtJff^^ritrt’illie tt ‘ TRfV^ m tuisu'w r— ■ ■■ ’N r-^ M i llf S»ad#ofl^h«kriiR‘^cAfr«<X« >rw £,riJ xnibulwsi aiR'jL'a -fit w Id<E:M?*a M. J a h M , ' t r a # 1 CONTKACtOtfSl AND BUILDERS ,X*'1--’MincIhium ’ ..K'A*.^...h!?.;:c’10BdTXa Planes and ^pedlflcatinna Cheerfnlb Slf Let us create the spirit of optimisrrtjk- s"*»4% •xan *48-*■>XX mFitriilBhed . B0r :‘Xi All Work Guaranteed !Xtf Hilm ■t*.:ilui!'nu s ^jo t s * 1 I’M I f. T. P’ACfel . i,'',S P. O. Ikia S»1 Ttt;------,rt Jnofct Xn Weal?’MM elbiitly.'*'5 ferrpi !;•(! -Xtl''1*)'JXa XU'. tea''X* iy \d oltra v i . b v / nl q n w P A I D ’*' s iM iiia iia a iiiia iiiiia im iin iiiiiiim iR iiin H Sanforv w 'w x * , U 1^ J > » Viz ' ft -£ 3 I 8X H K N G T N iww » t v q % achine ; T l ’^VXdry Co. tt " T H E W EA TH ER ■-■ ank ajajaa’j s 3- j [Trc 3 »ij] ■tea *- s."JC ^ -- f ■ ■ ,•■:;■ - il .2 / i1'" For'Florida: Cloudy'in HATI'JO S W X and probably X-.Ii South Sopth and probably rrllW'ift^TH rrtiii' in'llH i ogw ss ^ a i /Se r v ic e jj ■Wtv ‘n.qfth :pbtflfefii td hiuht;; anti JXa l<7*. tea tea tei-X a Xu :xtt x i ymoyjn ri(cunuonofl bbOL'l R OWN H0ME; wtet]iu :Xa' Xa iqj m C if8■ f t q r n / i .I fib s fiK 1 rnp xs 'tea fc&* , » ' ’w l: M,ai AqteykjiurW elding o^ ireH 'i ► yll k in d s PERSONALSr --'£3 ■ _________________ « >5 xb ’ J /.H 3 /.3 0 m W 'W M .I--.;?-?*/ ■ .n jiq ta n o s ib H ' S. 0 . Shinholser •( Contrjtctor and Builder Snowing iu Oeorjtiu. .Jc :t •// b io l tiO n lp .'J ii-ifi'aiitl .v jjju il ■i —----- - • : anti: SAN f o it I) FLORID* Almost snowing in Florida today,; v / . ‘ n .oV. >nriii‘i “WE DliLtVER THE GOOUS* u d o tir ^ u jp la ^ - jA n l I n ^ f ■ Ownership ofR enl Estate rivi • - — —r— • . ; '.dT in the conimunity I ^ i r m e l 4 n n rr m n r t d ciirrfb le-^ J ' Hoy Itobinson is spending soiuu days Quick Service Transfe? in Fntoniriso on business. d 5. Storage Fncllilles I H ilT E ir r N W E S tft ll^ T f G /V ^ iY h t i ■ r R jin G iD O fili « * jn o r !f I | NELlflf)>AfeeH*/ ' -i/.i >3>n i'JjV JL V l BHBBHBHHBH *WM«RRR«XXB»XXBWXXBBRB«BBB*R«*«*«»"«XXI»XM*« ....... .. .i. m te *7*T*rfr b h r b b b b b b b r b b b b Xbb b b b b h b b b b Xb b b b x b b b h h h Hfev-uj a t»V ivu«fcA . \ mMiw |i**vfnltn \*l.*nt ’ d y n tjU m ■ . .ix n t^ .L x U i>XL t%irwO \nc<Airu» II 1£ Dill i t*dl Y? ■ r.rt.A *4.<in»0 m^ll pi.i'fJsnq'J iliuirni/I fi S .infj £i»Du.*i«99frrjF|tili%f*I I IkkiIO a II t. qrouD iu.tiwH I»di itt'/Y i^ r j^ H 'n i -Z .bocw 'jbott S ■ ':*:q o! cb1 |ta« >inr^Ti <*r | m *' udl Y«i ^nt.DAKntTTTO m U ui •)■:•’! fef ’ wm .niftuw a I J . ' iiTl tonW .UtbxM w • -,. ,yr - }/ The Store That is Different 8 Sanford, Florida Of the money you have invested in your | home, furniture, automobile or business. Can 8 you afford to be without insurance? S A. P. C O N N E L L Y g flRBBftHBBHHBRRRRRHBHRHHRBBRRBHBRRRHBRBRRRRHRRHHBRBRRRB > „ .. II Hotel Montezuma “Sanford’s New Hotel’’ ■nbttcr weather is promised by the 11.60 Up Per Day w;««thor ntan In a few days. Tho big storm on the Atlantic seaboard ia VI)COTTAGE nponslblo for this cloudy wenthor^a: a 1 .C".fCOMFORT ■ 3c :.ig: Jr ?!■ bne n* */A — o•! *-»o77?q is now apen for guests. Will bo glad j ’Robert Koblnaon,’ Lyle TappJ’and to bco nbw ns well as old friands. James Ihtolihnn visited friends Sun- Rooms and ni6 a is, also meals. House dny uftornooh at Htutson University, attending tho DeLanti Hand Ctaricert. M ias Mb Aj IVjdkori a a Airs. M. Martin u lli.r • — s — -V. :i Mrs, (L W;i Weeks, from New York, ^ . g p l l i'-n 111 r|M.k [—-----------------who liuo• humr visiting Mrs. Jonathan ^ANFORD NOVELH FMky loft Satirnluy Jor Now Orleans, KS ml’dtiifg- cousins - returned with them LEIt, Prop. to ‘their home, at-Purl QtbdOR,jMiBa. »i *n:’ I i.,.TI Perkins & Britt If we plenao you, tell others; if no tell un. Phono 498 .tamra Hobson having completed'.his engagement with the Cohurrt Minstrels H B n D B S H aaaaiaaB B asH asau saifl huH returned home with iiis jmrentH, Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Robson; : 1' t « r. - a u u :j c r. u u a a aw b b a ■ •o’*; ‘.,1; 1 t. — -■■. ■ *»< •i.rn:-7 t - P I We are now offering’. Your choice of any in the house, one-third off the regular price. THINK Xi ‘ Ttu'sdny; no chutifre id tito JT ji T 'iU n Q lT ^ H BaaiHRM lnuiaBii ■■■■■■■■■■ PENNSYLVANIA KNIT COATS General ’Machine* and Boiler Workj Cyllnde^ Orltniingi DeLuxe Piatona; ■BHHaBBBHHHHBHBRBBHBBRRHIBHBHBHHHBBBHHBHHHBHBHBBBBBBB Ov^raizu. I^in^a ^n37 Pins; Flywheel Si,eel (ieiyj Bnn^sj. Crunk Shaits re­ turned; MK*nts> fpp Caille Inlanird nnd Outbniird. Motom.r.«>-+--------Phono 62 ••TTiMrjM ■tetythinp^rntun!,'*' ‘ ~:h ; jr\l r XS ■ There is bound to be more cold weather and if you haven't a nice warm Sweater, see those nice— Xa M im xu tm Xa fra nWwiVoil^i'1imV#7{hd>cn & :' IX T,nt. na n.11 arlont it. ns a slnprm fnr ] ftfl9a I Yo^CfipjFfpd the Name of ^ u n -1 / u n y i nnc; Every LivejVofesslonn! nnd X Business Man In Sanford in X ..T h is , dofunm Each 1 Day m * ertJ * T !* - PAGE THREE : TEMPERATURE m8 : PROFESSIONAL j ANKBUSINESS s m ■ v .a * op and Mill — Classified advertisements, S cents a line. No ad taken for le«a than 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Caah must accompany all ordera. Count five words to a line and remit ac* cordingly. WANTED—Salesman to sell low pric­ ed guaranteed tires. Hard worker FOR SALE—30,000 green celery who can produce is worth $100 per plants.—A. Robbins, First Street. week to us.—Gondstoek Coni Tiro 20l-3tp Co., 110(1 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago, FOR SALE—200 Hacks of cement nt III. 265-ltp 7fie per sack Any ,,unnlity -C h ase Cj0 vEUN.M FW Positions o^cii, W & C«.( phone 630. 2flJ-lwc*w womon Exporionco unnecessary. FOR SALE OR RENT—Upright pi­ Honesty required. Good pay to stnrt. ano, in good condition. Call at R. Write, T. McCnfferty, St. Louis, Mo. L. Roy’s, 200 Park ave. 205-2tp 1-1-8-15-22-20 FOR SALE—7 passenger Peerless 8 WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, touring car. Good condition. Must morning and evening deliveries.—R. be sold immediately. Price $700 cash. \ \A, Garrison. Phono 3711. lflU-St-Tu Rig bargain.—-Ward & Rive. 265-ltp 2 0 1 -tfe FOR SALE < Mri. It. J; Holly nnd daughteriMil* Work died, Mrs.1.E n d Ihugcr -and Mrs. J. ■rS Hi.Lawson were among those taking ^CONTRACTOR nnd BUILPEI WANTED—Small shipments fruits FOR RENT M mTo yqii#4 Fin Fthe^'ooiicert nM Orlando toddy and folJ-Camma rfl i l HLrcct flnnford, FI* and vegetables.- -Hid) Producu Co., 5 room house. A pply FOR RENT htmrbft’g the: divine Froida iieiilpel ht Atlanta, Ga. 261-tjtp Gntchcll’s Store. 201-!ltp the I M h u n i ■ :T •cm; FOR RENT—Furnished bed room. WANTED—Floor space for car by :»a J»-ran * nt .fhi i i H A-tk - i! ' !. t L . n i l u m w i L v i n Over Seminole Cafe. ,!4»*-tf-c month or year, near Montezuma. ra n ee •r;.Liivflio-u\»pbiiwii|l /I'nknrii and Mrs. 2l52-3tp -Wron ftlcOuiu will givo a recital"at XgANFOHD : i£ E ir 3 M O T ^ i T - r / . r? r FI.OItIDA FOR RENT—Nice large, furnished, Phono 8 1 iittiliiic iiiiliiiiiiiiiiii: tliovDariah'Umuil1 tntnnrmw nigbt lO\heated rooms with good meals, reas­ LOST onable rates.—The Cushing House, Mrs. W. H. Williams, proprietress, LOST—An ail black cow, unmarked. Evoryor FOR SERVICE Advise, Mrs. E. P. Morse, Sanford, Oviedo, Fin. 265-fitp rtidllaiviiyhs^m.folkai /y .n g D iH i ! rjfirr -Z' t ^ 1 3 1 1 7 0 .1.! A Jm«d ______ I Fla. 258-tfc FOR RENT—2 furnished housekeep­ , I K Gei*gd Kellhr.Mif OrUlndo,' topre- | W. RAW ING , Prop. ing rooms, $20 per month. 31 i East FOUND sbhflng'tfhe;hfergifi(tll«IM Linotype'Co, Fifth St. 2lJ5-3t|i .Jg ;>i 111 .»■!/ risn»i3 1C'e Kd iFiieri'lB Wfis th* the eity 1 tdtlliyRand wild tli 0 | FOUND—Glove, owner can get same 9 FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms by calling at Herald, proving prop­ ir«i*aid 1 'rlnting Cdi? t'W» nleitrlo pots AUornej^atiLaw for light housekeeping, 20(1 East 3rd erty and paying for this ad. 261-tfc f o f th c lfnotypb machfncs. This will St. 26f)-2tp Or :r SenuA^lj* Cqu^tjr Bonk feivi th h ’ Hbriild ofllce ortO of the hcHtl -:* FLORIDA FOR RENT—Two bod rooms with q o WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ■dqdfiip'Wl Ilfmby^ dopiirtments In th c |9 I NFCRD kitehunette, till West Second. | j wm no^ |(0 responsible for any "kWHteJ ammi: H. W. ttftKKRSON J0fi-3tp contracted by anyone unless li'.'TJ -1- ■ • ' ■" AccouAtant;* .'Audltd—Syitem* Public they have a written order from mo. vi If ybu shave yrtUrtolf, -dim e‘hero! «■ WANTED Income Tax Service R. W. LYONS. ■B and have ydilr hnircut tho way youj 205-1tp WANTED—Room by employed couple MB Itooln 10 McNelll-Davia Bldg. ■ I want fur iQc.—Albert Glf«m!inRf« Bar-i 107J JS 124 where ten year old girl can get _________Dxlando, Fla MISS SARA MAIIDB LEAVES SB' Ii*r/SH«P7 DeForest Block; Sdeood St. J P h n n - aM board. Preferred whore there are no i ; io J n ’W i.J.* no»w.i'x; 265-6tpj other children. Close in. Apply D. t... ■ 7.’ An a result of tho serious illness * 1 ><’(7 ». 11■■■■!■ or Repair G., Herald office. 2<J4-3tp of Mbs Sara Mardrc In tho fall it has CltNTETt O F ’STOUM""1 wH i a a g : j a / o r a t &h h a H T WANTED—Man with car to sell low become necessary for her to resign : ebi. 111 1” n o E H T O ’ SEA" priced Graham Tires. $130.00 pur her position ns the Head of Tho HfrtllliO L NOHT1I OF BKIIMUDABS Loc\tcd nt 207 rench AvqB between week and commissions. Graham Tire Temple School of Music. MIsh Mar* E. R. BEllCQUIST. ij-nt loti io ie-.tiRT -»•ri ’ .-T * 2nd nnd Third. Cu,, 410 Boulevard, Benton Harbor, j dre has served In this position for im.m>jni|nTlndll"n«rihtea Cw m L i,| Mich. 265-Up over a year and it is with deep re­ WAS!llN.GSftN, jJiyi* .jitO.—,Ccpj ^tormy-yhhdj cvvyfud grets that her resignation was accept­ Middle • ;iAthwMo .SLftty^a w ith ,, »n«>va The Revenue Act of 1921 ed. She has conducted a large cIohs •Erid1‘y..'AndicSftW ^ ‘)y 0\ * requires that ovory individual having during this time in Plano and nlfto Bormuilns todny. • v, She has a gross income of $5,000.00 or more pupils in tho pipe organ. file Incomo Tax return regardless of -oturned to her homo in Auburn, Ala., 15 : wd ^ r ^ s o ^ i H . ^ I t c c p . ln where her mother holds a position amount of not income. with the schools of that city. Sho Do Not Pay Exhorbitant prlcce for aa5S* r: production''and accof’d ittn^lixiii'u gupport to Mr* feorif* X« P A U ^ ^ ^ y ^ i E N D A l ^ J J made many friends while in Sanford ■b .bixbnrtJs y; Mdnoiftftirti slstnnce In preparing your return. I J5 .e ffo r ts t o lig h t e n t h e p h y s ic a l b u r d e n s o f fa r m e r s tind Send for simple form upon which to and has boon a delovepor of the art of t u t i X X X X M X X ■ DOJ/JTJfcnofrjau n e so a s n ?i 9lBS9,ra s 0 W l furnish information necessary to pro-! music in no small degree, Wo shall J| O uld them prpduce.infV^immp crops at r«lu?eq. •ir.by.a pare return. Maximum price on farm- [ always remember her. Jnn. 31.—Song Recital—Mrs. Luclll el x n a i p bnocunsH .T ndol RAVE YOU MONEY era returns $5.00 and every fnrmcr i AflidM^H Tjfkaih. f] ,vlL fct»ujY ’viJto 000,1 .' FORI) MOTOR'CQ*. iri Miss Simmons, a niece of Mrs, Dr, Writ*whoso return is prepared will be fu r­ Fob. 13.—Saint Agnes’ Valontlnj Langley will arrive nt an early date without charge one 1922 Farm Empire Hotel Block nished party. nnd open a Music School. Sho touches Record. This record dovlsed for far­ ;vc ORI mers exclusively and fills a long felt both tho organ and the piano. Sho m’m m -w w & o w - iW [ If_ party. I1M I I I I I Clessi need for «' farm record sufficiently has three year training in tho Con­ Feb. 24- C t ^ f f l X j f . jg servatory of Mualc In Cincinnati and I le it* r w v s n i» o iu n )8 ■ w Herald simple to bo of nny benefit to farm ­ is well qualified for the work she will ers. Retail pries $2.00. ATLANTAr^Mly1 28.—The Jury l | a l l t N m wlWout cash jL a J L n c e and EIGIIT YEARS EXPERIENCE PRE­ do in Sanford. tho caaiL <J j ’rank J2 uPr«o. youthftfl none aro taken over tho telephone. PARING RETURNS bamBjEjnhirjycA withTmurler of Deg This Is made necessary by tho misThe world Is no snfo for idemoFile yours now and got It off your toctlvd^WmkWln Ai^nocWMi with j ta k esh ijp h o n o messages and by the ” 5 toctlvd^WtftkW In (JtoA ni racy, but wo still feel offended If tho mind. Jowelry Btqro robbersL hero last Dt{ 5tW *Twokkecping entailed on the waiter doesn't show a proper deforA. S. CLARK, Paklie Accountant comber ro w ^W lO W ract of guilty tig * g n i # i & t f n i j £ ] t g t o e M profits nee. P. O. Bex 1881 laetoeBvtlle, Fla. ORD t» . ■ i . J u SWIf U lit, Mir. . « * BS^IBBBBBB°BBBflBB'll■■BIb' ;o th e-iiF la r< n iep s J ,lor l1"-' S e ^ ^ o le C o u n ty ! “r ,ht' " “ ^ f e a n f o r d Steam Laundry Gc orgc^^jpc(y ttes t "TfiFWir(WW!fg"ffltfairhW I^ M just jp B B s a r r in ir J K im U M U lW — i - . A :i ■ “■ sanfodtrJ I « 3 HA YA - fc’J 9»<i4uUlB0 jSTSfcgipaji y.o a a jiA K ^r?.3T ao a a n o o teiol Hfllqqiifg tot a i m u f l - - iTiLORR PIANO CO. . 1260 V s *3? M S a ik 'i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 30, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 30, 1922. 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 30, 1922; <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