138 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a279cbc25e82db8f3ee09e521af18a80.pdf 42c0529ad90d6f2b4a3f3f5913ef787c PDF Text Text ■•' * ■■■■Ui s s s T he S D anford a il y IN TH E H E A R T OF TH E W O R L D ’S G REATEST H erald SANFORD •The City Substantial” VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1922 VOLUME II NUMRER 268 OFF SENATE FAILS TO SHANTUNG FIGHT FINISHED WASHINGTON BURIES DEAD BLIZZARD IN THE OCEAN, REACH VOTE ON — OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE WORST IS OVER REFUNDING BILL -AGREEMENT IS REACHED BETWEEN CHINA &JAPAN SOURCE OF CATASTROPHE HIGHER TEMPERATURE NOW FINALLY GOES INTO EXECUTIVE PREVAILS OVER THE 8 ESS ION— MAN Y A MEN DM ENTS SOUTHEAST ABE YET TO BE CONSIDERED CAMPAIGN FOR INDIA TO BE BEGUN 63 ARE IN HOSPITAL DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WASHINGTON,, Jan. 31.— By fnirRegarding Limitation o f ly decisive votes the Senate refused WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.— Bright Armament and Pos- , today either to require congressional sunshino and thawing temperatures approval of the agreements to bo en­ session of Islands did much yesterday to restore normal tered into with debt or nations by tho conditions in Washington nnd the proposed Allied debt refunding com­ middle Atlantic section buried under mission or to limit the authority of the commission in the matter of de­ IS CALLED TO MEET AT JACK­ ENGLAND WILL PROCEED TO Saturday’s severe snow storm. ferring the time when interest pay­ IS ADOPTED AND FINAL AND SONVILLE ON FEBRUARY SPANK INDIAN TROUBLE cfn ate e x p e c t e d t o a c t on Forecasts of tho weather bureau ments on the eleven billion dollnrs DEFINITE SETTLEMENT WILL 22ND. BREEDERS NOW CAPPER'S RESOLUTION were for n continuation of tho favor­ foreign debt shall begin. BE MADE TODAY FOU INQUIRY able temperatures and it was general­ Despite an agreement sharply limit­ M ir T h r A i a o r l n l r d I'rraa) ( I l f T h e Aaanrtnlrd I'rraa) JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. 31.—Geo. P. ( I l r T h e Aaanrlntrd I'rra a ) LONDON, Jnn. 31.—Today was fix­ ly believed that todny would see a ing debate, n final voto was not ronch(I,, The A * * o fl»I,« P r e "il WASHINGTON, .Jnn. 31. — An complete resumption of the activities od. ........ .............. ........... „ ..... Lnto in tho dny when tho roll WASHINGTON, Jnn. 31.— Nincty- ed for beginning of "civil disobedience’ Rainey, of Tampa, chnirmnn of tho agreement on all tho principles involv­ suspended in many cases since tho cnlls on amendments bognn it looked enmpnign in Indian. London newspa­ jovcn persons, according to final nnd Stnte Democratic Executive Commit­ ed in the plan for return of Shnntung official list issued today by tho Dis­ pers discuss tho outlook which they storm began Friday night. The bright ns though the now weeks old fight tee in a letter received foday by tho provinco to Chinn wns reached last trict of Columbia authorities lost their regard with considerable anxiety. Of­ sunshine in Washington although would come to nn end, hut a reference night by the Japanese nnd Chineao National Committeeman, John T. 0. lives In the Knickerbocker theatre dis­ ficial dispatches admit seriousness of helpful in removing the snow seemed to the agricultural “ bloc" by ono senarms delegations. Crawford, of Jacksonville, announced the situation, pointing out that "mass to contrast strangely with tho deep »tor brought a tnrt reply by nnother; aster. After tho two groups had been ill a call for the State Democratic Exe­ of inflnmuhlo material is of so grent gloom of spirit hanging over the city that led to further discussion, and conference for ncnrly seven hours, cutive Committee to meet in Jackson­ WASHINGTON, Jnn. 31—While tho a possibility of widespread disturb­ as tho result of tho Knickerbocker j finally it was decided to recess un­ wrestling with tho final problem of ville February 22 at 10 a. m. to ar­ j til II a. M. tomorrow. Thoso in city began tho burial of its dead to- ances in near future they cannot ho theatre disaster. restoring the Tsingtno-Tsinnnfu rail­ range for the June primary. All danger of n food shortngo in clinrge of tho hill hope to disposo of ,1a.- tho District of Columbia authori­ ignored." road to Chinese control, word enmo the Capital pnssed nwny during tho the measure on Hint day, but many ties pushed their investigation of the from tho committee room thnt only day as train service was resumed, amendments still nro pneding with Knickerbocker Theatre disaster nnd details of phraseology of tho proposed Normal schedules were resumed by plenty of more discussion in prosject. the senate is expected to ucl on tho treaty remained in tho way of n com­ Tho Senator finally went into n trains on tho Pennsylvania and Bal­ resolution of Senator Capper, of Kan­ plete agreement. timore & Ohio at noon and last night brief session preliminary to taking a sas. proposing an inquiry by that Tho basis of tho settlement is un­ Tho railroads entering the city from tho recess to 11 n. m. tomorrow. body. A resolution for the same pur­ derstood to have been the plan sup­ South reported complete service. Of­ recess plan wns agreed upon nfter a pose also is pending in the house. A ported by President Harding, provid­ ficials of the Atlantic Const Line nnd motion to adjourn had been defeated re-check of the death list by tho police ing that China pay for tho ronil in Southern Railway asserted first re­ on a call, 11 to 32. today showed the final total outside treasury notes and that Japanese ex­ In the course of debate tmlay there EFFETE BOSTON HAS TROUBLE ports of delay were exaggerated. IS HEAD OF FARM BLOC AND IT of expected deaths of injured of perts be retained in tho operating per­ WITH NEGRO WHO DEFIED Street car service hero was not so were charges of “ sinister" influences LOOKS LIKE A FRAME which there are now throe, probably sonnel during tho period of payment. POLICE FORCE Senator Borah, Roquickly resumed. While many lines behind the hill. IT would l«> reduced to ninety-five from It was announced, however, thnt In pnhlii'im, Idaho, declared that power­ were opened up today the two traction the total of 105 carried yesterday. Of ( I t 7 T h r Aa a o rln trri I 'rra a ) order to work out tho remaining de­ I l l ) T h e \ »4tieln (eil I’ r i x x l companies serving the city stated that ful financial interests both ir the Un­ BOSTON, Mass., Jan. 31.—Sixty tails, tile two delegations would meet the 1X1 injured sixty-two remained in WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.— Presi­ it would be Into today before some of ited States and abroad did not intend patrolmen armed with riot guns hat­ the hospitals today with a dozen re­ ngnin today. Dr. Ivon, of the t hinoso dent Harding today sent to tho senate their cars stranded since Friday night that the Allied debt should ho paid. red more than nil hour tmlay against delegation, predicted thnt before to­ ported in a critical condition. the nomination of Senator Kenyon, of in outlying and suburban sections Senator Simmons reiterated charges Rcnsy Murray, a negro, who barri­ night a filial and definite settlement Iowa, leader of the agricultural bloc, could he released and tho lines cleared that tho proposed legislation would caded himself ill his homo and shot would bo announced. SANDSPUR GIVES to bo judge of the Eighth Judicial Cir­ for traffic. benefit tho holders in this country of and seriously wounded two policemen, ANNUAL BANQUET cuit. Kenyon declined to discuss his Alarmed by the theatre catastro­ $r>,onn,nno,nno of tho bonds of the a negrosa and a negro man, set fire to WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—Tho text nomination or say whether ho would phe, apartment and business office Allied countries floated largely be­ a bed in which a negro infant lay. of tho five-power naval treaty to car­ Tho annual banquet o f tho Snnd- accept appointment which would in­ fore the United States entered the Murray surrendered uninjured when a ry into effect the capital ship settle­ itpur staff of Rollins College wns hold volve his retirement from tho senate. owners continued to give much atten­ tion to clearing roofs of snow and war. dozen officers broke down the door of ment, tlu> limitations placed on auxil­ in Winter Park Saturday night with Kenyon later announced lie would his house. Shouts of "Lynch him" iary wnrcrnft, nnd the "status quo" n number of guests taking part in tho accept tho appointment and the senate nearly every hour brought rumors of BILL MAPOI.ES the collapse of Homo large building. were made by tho crowd that fought agreement regarding Pacific fortifica­ program which wns of extraordinary Moon after receiving tho nomination WANTS AN OFFICE to got at him and he was roughly All these rumors, however, proved tions was put into final form yester­ interest. confirmed it in open executive session, false. handled before the officers put him In day nnd will ho placed before tho During the evening short speeches honor only rarely pnitl to nominees. Crestvlew. Jan. 31.—Senator Wil­ the patrol wagon. Tho trouble began Reports from Baltimore, Philadel­ world at a plenary session of the arms were made by President It. J. Spra­ phia nnd other cities in the path of liam Mnpoles, known ns the “ father , when Murray ejected a negroes tenant conference on Wednesday. gue, Wallace Stevens, editor of tho CARDINAL COLLEGE the storm also told of rapid restora­ of Okaloosa county" and who has re- 1 and fired several shots at her. Final agreement on tho fortifica­ Sandspur, Mrs. Ilirnm Powers, for­ IS NOW COMPLETE tion of normal conditions. Heavy seas, fused salaried offices ill the past when . tions article, for weeks the only pro­ mer editor of the Winter Park Post, however, still were being experienced offered by the governor, has nnnounc-1 vision of the treaty remaining incom­ W. M. Glenn, editor of tho Morning ( I I )' Till* ANNiM'ltllrd I ' r r a a l cd his candidacy for county tax in the vicinity of Hampton Roads with plete, came after Japan had suggested ROME, Jan.31.—The Sacred College Sentinel, Miss Theresa Murphy, as­ assessor. several vessels still in danger. and Hie othor powers had agreed that sociate editor of the Flambeau, pub­ wiis completed today as it will start tho American Aleutian Islands, which lished by the Woman’s College in Tal­ deliberations on Thursday next to are a part of Alaska, should bo in­ Fifty three cardin­ lahassee, C. A. Davenport, the Rev. elect a pontiff. cluded in the area III which no further Dr. Vincent, pastor of the Congregat­ als are now present in Rome and they fortifications or naval bnses are to bo will compose the conclave nt its open­ ional Church and W. L. Thorndike, erected. The area omhrnces tho Phil­ Tho arrival of Cardinal editor of tho Kissimmee Valley-Ga­ ing- session. CANNOT BE WITHDRAWN EVEN ippines, Guam, the Aleutian Islands, zette. Mr. Thorndike also acted ns Loguo primate o f all-Ireland complet­ BY OWNERS OF THE and smaller Pacific possessions of tho ed the list of electors for tho early toast master. LIQUOR United States, Formosa nnd othor The Sandspur bnnquet is given meetings from which seven cardinals Japanese islands stretching to tho every year in connection with the col­ will he absent—Prisco, Archbishop of WOULD HAVE GIVEN DEBT COM­ ( I l r T h r A a a n r l n t r d I’ r r a a ) PROBABLY TWO THOUSAND north and south from tho principal lege Founder’s Week which opened Naples; Martin do Herrera, Arch­ WASHINGTON, Jnn. 31.— Intoxi­ MISSION AUTHORITY TO MILES AWAY BUT GO­ Jnpcnoso group, nnd tho British port Friday with the Bnchcllcr prize con­ bishop of Santiago di Compostelln, cating liquors, stored in government SETTLE ING STRONG of Hong Kong, together with a num­ Spnin; Arcoverdo, Archbishop of Rio test. bonded warehouses cannot bo with­ ber of Ilritisli islands lying to tho do Janerio; Ekrbonsky, archbishop of drawn by tho owners for their own ( Ilr Thr Ammclntrd I'rraal ( I I ) T h r A a n u r ln lr d l*rr»n» WASHINGTON, Jnn. 3 1 .— Provis­ personal use, the supremo court yes­ Southeast. Tho Jnpnnoso mninlnnd, Olmutz; O’Connell, Archbishop of Bos­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 31— An earth­ CLERMONT MAN IS Sakhalin, British Singapore, KILLED HY TRACTOR ton; Dougherty,, archbishop of Phila­ quake of unusual intensity was in pro­ ion in tho allied debt refunding bill terday held in a decision delivered by Japanese nnd the Hnwniinns do not fall under which would have given the proposed Justice McKenna, nnd dissented to by delphia, nnd Begin, archbishop of gress nt 9:15 this morning according debt commission authority to adjust the prohibition. CLERMONT, Jnn. 31.—Theodore Quebec. Justice McRoynolds. Such liquor can Bryson, of thin city, wns mortally in­ being staying nt the various colleges to Rev. Francis Tondorff, seismolog- or settle all claims of the United Stat­ only bu transported from tho bonded jured yesterday when ho wns thrown nnd monasteries according to their ieal director of Georgetown University es has or hereafter may hnvo against warehouses, Justice McKenna stated JRotary Had Record observatory. any foreign government, was stricken “ to a wholesale druggist for sale U> from a moving tractor. Ho died a nationality. Attendance at Their Thu earthquake is probably twentyout todny by tho senate. On Thursday tho fifty threo enrhim for purposes not prohibited." few moments afterward. five hundred miles south of Washing­ The court in a previous decision bad, Bryson was working on a trnct of ,finals will enter the vntlcnn, thcro to Luncheon Today held that owners could withdraw from land near hero thnt Is being brought remain until they hnvo chosen a suc­ ton and bognn about H:25 and ten GOVERNOR SMALL minutes later tremors wero so pro­ GRANTED SEPARATE privuto warehouses liquors for their under cultivation by tho Ilowoy Dev­ cessor to Benedict XV. Tho Sanford Rotary Club had 100 nounced ns to throw tho registering TRIAL ON CHARGES own consumption or for tho uso of per cent in attendanco today and whilo elopment Company. Ho was tho elder needles off of tho scale. Tho quake CONVICTS RECAPTURED their family or their bonnfidu guests. son of Mr. and Mth. It. H. Bryson, who was also regisetred on tho seismo­ WAUKEGAN, III., Jnn. 31.—Gover­ Yesterday’s ruling marks a wide dis­ President Harry Stovens wns absent recently enmo to this city from Winter graph of tho wonthor burpau, officials nor Small today granted separate tinction between private and bonded |on church work at Lakeland tho mem­ (II)- T h r S a a o r ln lr il I ' r r a a ) Haven. Ho was n votorun of tho PORT ST. JOE, Jnn. 31.— Six ne- of which doscribed it ns monstrous. trial on charges of conspiracy to em­ warehouses. Justice McKenna on this bers responded to the appeal to tnnko world war. groo convictH who esenped from a Tondorff, ono of tho foremost earth­ bezzle state funda for which ho was point said that "more ownership was the membership 100 per cent and pull­ The funeral will tnko plnco in Win­ road camp near hero recently hnvo quake authorities of tho world said Indicated with vernon curtis. Rep­ not tho equivalent" to possession and ed it over us the only ones absent will ter Haven Wednesday or Thursday. been recaptured, two o f them de­ tho quako wns enormous. Ruth ma­ resent ives of Rttornoy Generals office dedured that under tho Volstead law, The body wns taken to Orlando last ceiving gunshot wounds in tho course chines wero still registering tremors and Prosecuting Attorney Mortimer "there must bo ownership, and posses­ got credit nt Lakeland. Among tho night where it will lio In tho Hand nt 10 o’clock. o f Sangamon county strongly opposed sion in one’s private dwelling, and visiting Rotes was Robert Tubbs, of Funeral Homo until tho day of burinl. of their flight. Patterson, N. J., who Is spending tho Tho negroes, mombors of n gnng of separation of trials of defendants. that character cannot bo assigned to winter at Orlando, and E. T. Roux, tho 10, suddenly nttneked nnd ovorpowerCAMBRIDGE, Jnn. 31.—An earth­ the bonded warehouses of the govern­ FOUND DEAD IN BATHTUB well known ernto manufacturer of ed Guards Yates nnd nodiford while quake shock so violent it put tiio re­ Attend tho concert at tho Parish ment." The.cases I jforo tho court did Plant City, both of whom mndo fino returning to camp late In tho nfter- cording apparatus nt Harvard Uni­ House tonight. ( l l y T h e A a a n rln trd I'r r a a ) Mrs. Julius 'Iukach not, ho said, hnvo tho effect of depriv­ talks. Tim newest "Baby Rotes" R. ST. PETERSBURG, Jnn. 31.— Chas. noon. The guards wero disarmed, but versity seismograph station temporar­ will sing and Mrs. Wronn McGuinn ing thoso who held warehousu certifi­ B. M otho and B. F. Whitnor, wore I.cuthncr, aged 70, of Pcoriq, 111., wns but tho remaining 10 convicts return­ ily out of commission occurred today. will put on somo readings. Neither cates of their property without duo present for tho first tinio nnd received found dead in n bathtub nt jiis winter ed with them to enmp. of thpso ladies need uny introduction process of law, nor did it amount, ho a vociferous welcome nnd Judge llousTwo of tho negroes were reenptorSAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31— Earth­ rcsidenco hero Sunday moriiing. Death nnd the smnll admission price of 50 added, to tho taking of privuto prop­ holder made them a splendid talk toll­ was duo to heart disensjL.accordlng to cd within two dnys after their esenpo quake shocks wero folt enrly today cents should fill tho house. They erty fur public purposes without just ing them what wns expected of them while they had nil been returned to along tho Pacific c<).iat from San the coroner. nro tho best attractions that you will componsutioii. and while ho did not toll thorn of tho Francisco to tho Canadian lino accord­ hcnr this Benson or nny othor season. camp in five dnys. FOR COUNTY HOME reception thoy will get later on ho Severn! escapes hnvo been attempt­ ing to reports received hero. No daw.* MINE EXPLOSION hintud at soniu of it. Tho luncheon ed by convicts from tho gang now age wns reported. ( I l r T h r A a a u r l n l r d I’ r r a a ) IN KENTUCKY WILL RAISE BLUBEHIMES wan full of life and action npd among TALLAHASSEE,Jan. 31.—Tho TAKES FOUR LIVES working on the hlghwny botweon tho other things tho Rotes resolved to property threo nnd a half milo from cnnnl and Port St. Joe, but none has ( l l y T h r A M iirlu Ird I'rra a ) Misses Mildred Simmons nnd Knttackle several big things in Sanford hero on tho Miccosukoo road, known boon successful because, It is said Pinevlllo, Ky., Jnn. 31.— Four min­ DEFUNIAK, Jan.31.— A number of herin Tenguo of Mountville, S. C., soon. They will also play tho Kiwan* ns tho Henry 11. lluwes farm has thcro are only two means of egress ers killed, two injured seriously, two will nrrivo todny. MIssch Simmons farmers In this section hnvo gone In is Club lit basket ball nnd will bowl been tuken ovor by tho county to bo missing result o f nn explosion in from this section. nnd Tenguo nro nelccs of Dr. am for tho culture of blueberries on an them u game tomorow night at tho uhci I ns a refuge indigent citizens. I.nymnn-Callowny cohl mlno at Lay Mrs. W. Theodore Lnngloy, nnd wil extensive scale. Moro than 100 acres I’nrlsh House. Tho county commislonors purchased Mrs. Julius Tnknch nnd Mrs. Wronn man, twenty miles from boro last Hpond tho remainder of tho winter in have been planted to tho berry. tho property for $2,000 nnd appropri­ McGuinn nro not on tho Chautauqua night according to reports received to­ Laurent tho Magician will be at tho circuit hut they hnvo bcon nnd thoy Sanford. dny. . DAYTONA, Jnn. 31.—Tho nuto ated $500 to bo used in Improving tho Miss Simmons will continuo tho Princess Thoatro Thursday night main building on tho place. enn qualify ns among tho best onmuslo class of Miss Sara Mndro who races hnvo been postponed until Wed­ under tho nuaplcca of tho American Baloon acnosion Thursday nqd Frl- tortainors on tho concert stngo todny. recently resigned her work on ac­ nesday (tomorrow) nt 3:00 p. m. Legion. . B jy it with • Herald Want Ad. dny will bring tho crowds to San­ Hcnr them nt tho Parish Houso to- count of her health. •harp. ford. nlgth. Three of Injured Died Today, Sweling the Death List M i r T k r A a a o r l i t l r d I 'r r a a ) "S PLAN 60 POLICEMEN BATTLED TODAY WITH A NEGRO KENYON PICKED FOR U. S. JUDGE BY PRESIDENT REAL PROVISION EARTHQUAKE IS REGISTERED STRICKEN OUT OF THIS MORNING REFUNDING BILL INTOXICANTS WAREHO_ _ MUST REMAIN J ' ....................... r ' . •*. r • 1Vi . • •• $#/ • ) •» » l|t , » * » - • • *■ ** ** * * 1 �'ff ’J ■ „ ■ 7TJp/JY^rT?nyj\l;^ r » > i' ■ i.V* P A G * FOUR steamer, which had other members COMMANDER AND CREW o f crew aboard. NORWEGIAN STEAMER * DROWNED IN MIDOCEAN ( n r Tk< A sso cia te * P re ss) MRS. FRED DAlGBR, Society Editor, NEW YORK, Jnn. 80.— Six thou­ Phono SI7-W ( n r T h e A u m U I *4 P r«aa) sand women an.-? girls employed in ST. JOHN NEWBRUNSWICK, Jan. shops in lower Fifth Avonue on striko 80.— Commnndcr, five officers, stew­ today by ladies waist and dress­ ard and five firemen o f Norweigan be v r e a t lr a p p recia te*. steamship Mode which sank in mid­ makers union ns protest against pro­ SOCIAL CALENDAR ocean a week ngo unaccounted for posed twenty-five per cent wngo re­ according to wireless today from duction. vS *_________ _ Tuesday— Mrs. J. B. Lawson will en­ tertain the members of tho T. N. T. Club at her homo on Park avonuo at 3:30. Tuosday— Recital given by Mrs. Lucilo Aspenwall Tnknch assisted by Mrs. Wren McGwinn at tho Parish House at 8 p. m. . . . » . . . . » . . H . . Missi»asssHm>IIIIIH>HIHHril Wednesday— HortsoU’s Orchestra will give a danco at tho Parish House. Friday— Daughters of Wesley will have a turkey Buppcr at tho Parish House from 5 o'clock on. Saturday— Children’s Story Hour at Contra Park at 4 p. m. (laughter will be tho guest* o f Mr*. Henry Wight at hor home on Park avo., whilo Mrs. Winthrop will bo tho guest o f Mrq. J. G. Sharon at her homo on Tenth street. - SO CIETY W / ; ffp w- ,y? r fe - H of-M ac Melville Comedians ; .i •; Mrs. Gcorgo Rico has returned homo from a pleasant visit with hor mnny friends at Tangerine. Coming: Back fit.:.:-:' Bk*:. s.La . Under the Auspices o f the Kiwanis Club I' Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Newberry and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Coloman motored to Orlando this afternoon to attend tho concert given by Frieda Hompel. Week ot February 6 Mrs. Forest Lake, Mrs. McKay, Mrs. A. F>. Hill and Mrs. R. J. Holly chap­ eroned the girls of tho S. H. S. basket­ ball team to Kissimnloo Saturday ev­ ening. S Under their $10,000 tent theatre, with an en­ tire change of program. Special invitation Monday night to Ladies. Ladies will be ad­ mitted FREE when accomuanied by one paid adult ticket. Opening play: M Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Key had as their gucHts at dinnor yesterday at “ Com­ fort Cottage" Mrs. Georgo Rico, Mrs. A.| D. Key, Mrs. Charles II. Bliss nnd Mrs. Arthur Fiske. “A Little Child Shall Lead Them” i tv Mrs. Charles II. BHbs nnd Mrs. Arthur Fiske, o f Worchester, Mass., arrived hero yesterday nnd nro tho guests of tho former’s sister, Mrs. Geo. Rice, and nleco Mrs. Raymond Key. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Williams had ns their guests at dinner yesterday at their country home on Crystal Lake, Miss Christine Hastings, Mr. nml Mrs, it. W. Ponrmnn, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. T. Donnelly, their Bon nnd daughter nnd noico Miss Sinunonds nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. It. J. Holly. uv W IT H F IV E BIG V A U D E V IL L E ACTS Prices: Adults 35c; Children, 25c, including war tax . "I Doors open at 7:00, curtain at 8:15. Mrs. Walter L. Wight nnd dnughtor Miss Margaret Wight, of Cairo, Gni, nnd sister, Mrs. Frank B. Winthrop, of Tnllnhassco arc expected to arrivo hero this afternoon. Mrs. Wight and Tent Located N ext to Postoffice Tent W ell-Heated and W ater Proof m -1 Store In Florida 10 Stores In Georgla- I j; C h u r c h w e ll ♦ JENNY SPAULDING CIRCLE. Tho Jenny Spaulding Circle met on Thursday aftornoon, Jan. 20th, at tho homo of Mrs. Robert Glenn, and was well attended. Delicious refreshments consisting of hot chocolato and homo made cako wore served. Tho noxt meeting will bo Thursday afternoon at tho homo of Mrs. A. J. Kelley on West Hughey street. A largo attendance Is desired. ‘ B attery C o. Where Yon Get MORE SATISFACTION For Less Money ri V » rr THE SANFORD DAILY HJSRALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1928 SELLS IT FOR LESS * \ The Proof of the Pudding is in the Eating T h ereof---------------------------- 'V r The Star Today m ns SESSUE H A Y A K A W A in : THE BAPTIST TEMPLE —»----Yesterday was n great day at Tho Baptist Temple. Good nudionccs considering tho weather. Four ad­ ditional memberships. Tho pastor preached in the morn­ ing on tho First Chapter o f tho book ‘>f Jnn,c"IIu wiU this book ‘,urin« tho month o f February. In tho evening Dr. Hyman preached on the Neglected Home. Ho drew several pictures of neglected homos and presented them in n way that will perhaps Inst in the minds of tho peo­ ple. In tho testing times of life wo should know that our homes nro Bafe. The evil ono is always just ready to tako our homes nnd use them for his purposo. It behooves fnthors nnd mothers to train their children for all tho testing hours of life. Tho Della .Snllcck Memorial was also presented to tho church on yes­ terday. Mrs. II. S. Sallcck passed nwoy on the summer but tho memory o f her will never pass away. Her husband nnd daughter hnvo presented through the Junior Department of tho Sunday School a double faucet sani­ tary drinking fount. This fount is oented just out sido tho front door of tho Temple. It Is mndo of white coment nnd the best equipment used for the founts. Mrs. Snliock was a faithful teacher in the Junior Deport­ ment of The Sunday School. Mrs. Schellc Maincs, in u most ac­ ceptably manner presided at tho Pipo Orgnn on yesterdny, at all services. Tho muBlc at tho Tcmplo is nlwnys good. Have you bought anything from Sanford’s new Dry Goods Store? You ought to come down and investigate % this city’s new and fast-growing department store. Re­ A few specials at ...................j...... are satisfied. It won’t be long before our stock will be II 81 “ \ New Goods Arriving : Daily || The trade and encouragement we are getting from the £h management and by giving good values and courteous * !* :lj> II good people o f this community is very gratifying to the treatment we hope to build up a great department store * n • jj ' j i I f f • P i' * . 0 in your city. ' w .• s 50 m l 75c 40c WARD & Edison Mazda Lamps GENERAL REPAIRING West First St. Better, Brighter Light F .P .R ines Old Ford Garift Phono No. 447-W 105 Palmetto Avenue Phone 481-J in* IAN0S H0N0GRAPHS SPECIAL SALE OF KIMBALL PIANOS $210 1 Kimball Upright Mahogany, now... 1 Kimball Upright walnut, new ...... I Kimball Upright, Rosewood, 2nd h’d.. Write us for full information re­ garding these and many other bargains In Pianos and Phono­ graphs. $195 $100 J. H . H IN T E R M IST E R P IA N O CO. BUY IN SANFORD Relieved in 72 Hours W ith ou t Drugs r*lna In Heart. Chsxt, ShouMrr, Arms— Angina Poctorls—Difficult llrrs'.h, Smothrr. ing, Ditty, Fainting Hiwlla. Drovtlcxl SwellIngl, Albumen and Sugar, have been i<mwvn« ently relieved within 72 Aour« to 2 w««A«, w ithout D ru g , and Af.c/i'cin.i, In thousands o f caeca, by The Walden Mi-thud. VJje o( ■ulTerera o f Heart Trouble, Cardiac Aelhrre, Angina, Illood l’ rea.urc.Throalericdl'.ndjriU, Hardened Arturlca and Kidney CumpUinU have no organic trouble and can l « promptly and permanently relieved by The Walden Method, without drugs. Write for (S page book, copyrighted, explaining the Nature, Causes and Permanent Belief of these rotaplaints, without drugs. Sciontifle Conmltilioa Chart, Rafarancea, etc., which will be sent la sufferer* Free, upon receipt o f a statement of their case. Address: Tho Walden Institute, Quito 407. Plymouth Bldg, How Haven. Coon. Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST Seminole Printery Prices bent ALL OTHERS, nnd, wo gunrnntco work. Let us bid on your Christian Endeavor^ held a most next job, nnd—you’ll bo surprised. LUMLEY & I.UMLEY interesting program Sunday night, Sanford, FU* 002 French Avo. 212 Enat. 1st St. Jnn. 20. Being n missionary pro­ Phono 401 gram, four o f tho counties who nro being helped by tho Presbyterian missionaries, wero ropresonted by members of tho Christian Endeavor. Miss Hormlnn Lehman opened tho program with « vocnl solo. There were four scones each portray­ i , ing tho life in tho four leading mis­ sionary countries. ^ Tho first was a scone from Africa contrasting between tho work of tho Witch Doctor, nnd tho Christian Doc­ tor. Tho noxt scono contrasted tho T H E FIRST ST O N E U SED FOR BUILDING education nnd uneducated Jnpencso Tho third scono showed n Chlncso . PU R PO SES IN A M E R IC A mother binding tho feet of her sninll The John T. Hammond Quarry at Voluhin i9 the most dnughtor, before tho missionaries modern and best equipped Quarry in Florida and is prepared enmo to their aid. The last scene was to furnish Coquina Rock in any quantity and size. Any tiling o f Moxlco before nnd nfter tho mis­ from screenings up to building stone can be supplied. sionaries enmo to loosen tho bunds of "Ignornnco, Superstition and Pover­ All Coquina Rock furnished by tho John T. Hammond ty.” Quarry is of uniform quality and texture. John T. Hammond Quarry Coquina Rock member, we don’t consider our goods fully sold until you complete. “The Swamp” IDLERS’ CLUB Mrs. James McGee was tho charm­ | A lso “ W IN N E R S OF T H E W EST” ing hostess at bridgo Saturday after­ noon at hor homo on Sanford Heights, tho guests including tho members of tho Idlers Club and ono extra tablo. Tomorrow— Jack Holt in “The Call of : Tho rooms where tho card tablos the North” also Fox News wero placed, were adorned with a pro­ fusion of lovely cut flowers. Baskets Chas. Brady, the Baritone Soloist, will sing every and vases o f marchellnoil roses and Wednesday ferns being effectively usod. A very interesting gamo of bridgo was played, high scoro being mado by Mrs. Alex Vaughn, who was glvon dainty hnndkorchiofs, tho cut prize, a auto" vanity powdor puff was won by Mrs. V IO L IN Sanford Doudney, low scoro prize, an UKELELE nttrnctivo.souvenir was won by Mrs. G U IT A R Harry IIcer9n. Following tho nwarding of prizes, M A N D O L IN Mrs. McGeo, assisted by Miss Frances McFarlano, nnd Mrs. C. R. Kirtley Strings nnd Accessories served a delicious salad course and asNew Stock, Best Quality scssorics. Phonograph Records Besides tho club mombers, Mrs. Mc­ Gee's guests included Mrs. D. D. NowReduced berry, Mrs. Sanford Doudnoy, Mrs. to .................... ....... Percy Mero nnd Mrs. C. R. Kirtley. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES \9 • . i For road building purposes Coquina Rock has proven it­ self to bo unexcelled nnd has been adopted by County Com­ missioners as standard. WOOD As a concrete aggregate it lias been demonstrated by recent tests at Pittsburgh Testing Laboratories that c o ­ quina Rock from tho John T. Hammond Quarry is of tno highest rank. Capacity 1,000 cubic yards per day. Call or See U s B 4 U Buy COPIES OF TESTS M A IL E D ON REQUEST *•jTrt, i The Churchwell Co. i.!«|3y;,T J. - . ■*\ • SELLS rr FOR LESS D ry Goods • Ladies’ R eady-to-W ear / ’• 3 Shoes Men's Furnishings Our W O O D K ILLS the B Quarries and Shipping Point Yolusia Florida East Coast Railroad | JO H N T . H A M M O N D CH ILL J. T. ALLEN Phone 34 | New Smyrna---------------------------------------- Florida ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ "■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a IIUUUIIIHHHHUHHUHMUUIHIMU* 11111111111 m k ■ t ' '.I A u A / l l . t : i ii M- (,,.»•, I >/J+.U ■ s �'M, I THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1922 I • • A National Bank •• [ Is one o f the greatest and most powerful creations o f the United States Govern­ ment. Back o f it there are innumerable safe­ guards of wisdom and experience, in ad­ dition to the careful supervision and rig­ id audit o f the Banking Department of The United States. now amendment, will bo much moro j apparent than real and the pcoplo arn going to bo dissatisfied with It. "It la high time that candidates f o r . the coming lcglslnturo bo Bounded as 1 m to their position on the question of By a Sanford Celery-fed Man state division nnd that South Floridn j bo prepnrod to send delegations m w m h H K pledged to tho support of a stntu-division proposition." Ifendlincs in papers say Nnpoleon ------------ o------------snid that an "army marches on its SCHOOL OF OPPORTUNITY stomach.’ All very fine nnd absolute­ ly true hut tho "cootlo" is not so The Pnlm Bench Post tells ns follows about an oxollcnt move ongl- (Iinr cu nr' neered by Municipal Judgo Joe Leo The "grafters" are coming, hclgho, Enrmnn, of West Pnlm Bonch: "11heigho. They nro coining to save llternto boys nnd girls under tho age of twenty-one who are brought into Florida from herself. Give them your TRUCK nninWpM «urt'hc“,o'Vn fttu n w llU » :'“ 'W' “ B0C!’ °ut ot town' J'ou know' .cntenccil to tho school o f opportunl | |n ft prjvat0 homo blow up In ty nstond of jail, ns tho result o f a , . r . . movement launched hy Muttlolpol, Ncw York 11,0 ° ll,or «» furniture and landscape and other Judge Joe L. Enrmnn, former nowsthings. Down hero tho moonshino pnpor publisher nnd editor, nnd back­ waits until after it is In tho stomachs ed by the Rotnry Club nnd other civic of the boozo hitters before it blows organizations. The school of oppor­ up—then it Is tho police court. tunity hns been organized along tho lines of the usual public school with If you hnvo nny friends in tho north a hoard o f three trustees consisting who wnnt to live without working, of Judge Enrmnn, City Manager Carl send them to Florida nnd let them get A COMMUNITY BUILDER Riddle nnd Chief o f Fo’.ico Frank some scheme whereby they can pnss Mnthcws. Business men hnvo offered the hot. It is tho ensiest picking over. F. I*. FORSTER, President II. F. WII1TNER, Cashier to provide suitable clothing for stu- ( ! dents who otherwise might feel emOil, WELL, WHAT OF IT? hnrrnssment heenuso of their nttlro, A hand in a small Minnesota town nnd Judge Enrmnn hns taken it upon port, proceed’ to dcvelope and enrry on had just finished n vigorous hut not himself to provide textbooks, hnving some proposition which is eminently overly harmonious selection. As they plnced nn order for ?<iGO worth of I ' u Mia h o i r v r r jr n f i r m a u n n c r u l H im - successful. It in always a pity when sank perspiring to their seats after renders, arithmetics, spelling nnd d n r n l l l t r l l r r n l i l II ii II iII i ik . IU7 tho home folks cannot sec tho advan­ bowing for the applause, the trom­ Miitfimllit A r « i H n n f o r d , I'lii. writing books, to which subjects tho tage in taking hold of local enter­ bonist asked hoarsely: course of study will lie confined. The prises, no matter who instignntes "What's the next on e?" youngsters sentenced to tho school them, or discovers tho opportunity.— I’ m u.m iuitn " 'The Maiden's Prayer," answered will become members of special Times Union. the leader consulting his program. U. J. iioi.i.Y ................... _........... Kdlmr classes nnd will lie instructed by n —ON. J. Ml.I.Allll......Hprrptnry-'l'rruaiirrr “ Good Lord!” ejaculated the trom­ tencher employed by tho city school I I . A . m : i : i . .......................t . e n r r n l S I iin n a e r c. L. IIIWIN....... Circulation Miiunitrr ORLANDO FAVORS MUNICIPAL hoard. bonist. "I just got through playing Classes will ho held in the I'litmr n s up in inoo is si. OWNERSHIP city school building nt hours which that!" A d v r r t U l n B H i i l r s Slndi* K i i i m u o n Oasce. A| i| illrnllon will not conflict with tho regulnr Whatever else may happen since our S u b n r r l i i l l i i n I ' r l r r In A d v a n c e classes of the school, tho girls and At a mass meeting held in Orlando O n e Y e n r ........................ ................................ (0 .0 0 country has gone dry, a.oo last night n vote was taken on the young women to attend from 3:30 to B is .M on th s The sailor still will have his port nnd I l l ' l l e r r e d In C i t y b y t ' n r r l e r (1:30 p. m. In order thnt tho students municipal ownership question and the O n e XVerlt ..................... ....................... 13 C'e nls the farmer hnvo his ryo; individual instruction, vote was 80 to 9 in favor o f munici­ may have T h r M ii 1 2 - l o IN-im icr W e e k l y H e r ­ The cotton man will hnve his gin, nnd clnsses will he limited to twenty mem­ Of course this was a ld e n tire ly d iv e r s N e n iln u le (.'n u n ty pal ownership. the sea const have its bar, • n d Is i m l i l l s h e d e v e r y P r l d n y . A d v e r ­ bers nnd when the pupils hnvo work­ t i s i n g r u l e s i m id e k n o i v n o n a p p l i c a ­ not n bonn fide election hut it shows t i o n . l l r n i o r r n l l r In p n l l t l c s . (2211) p r r which way tho wind blows and the ed their way through n simple spell­ And each of us will have n bier no y r n r , w liv n y s In n d y n n e e . __________________ matter whero wo are. meeting had been advertised nnd those ing hook, a second render nnd frac­ ttiCM li r . l t T H R A S S O C ! ATIJII I’ ll R B S against municipal ownership lmd n tions they will he given diplomnn with MANY USES FOR FUNDS. good right to vote as thore who wnnt- nil the ceremony incident to n high commencements.” — Ocala I’m willing to admit cd municipnl ownership. This ratio school Big Dollar Day Bargains Will Bring in fnvor of the ownership of public Stnr. That hy all thnt is good Them In. ownership is about tho same the world And liberal nnd fnirminded -------------o-----------over when this important question GRAPEFRUIT FREE IN FLORIDA i really ought to subscribe This is the In a most generous fnshion Weather is moderating and tho comes up in any city. The proprietor of a cludr of popular To tho Far Enst Relief, folks can now dig themselves out of rntio of tho vote here in Snnford visit Snnford next week for tho pur- rcsturnnts in this state is advertising Also to tho Woman’s Roosevelt tho snow nnd hike for Floridn. The people everywhere want mu­ widely: "Floridn grapefruit served Memorial Association, nicipal ownership nnd they want it be­ free nt our morning nm| evening And the Y. M. C. A., Speckled perch nre lilting, corn beef muse they believe thnt the city if meals." |And to tho Y. W. C. A., nnd cnbbngc nro ripe, strawberries properly governed can own nnd give It is so common for tho averago And to the severnl foreign missions, nnd oranges wore never better, cel­ service hotter than the private owners man to ask when something is of- And the Woodrow Wilson foundation, ery is crisp, everything is Just right who core nothing about the city cv- Jfored freo: "Where do you come in ?". And to tho Children’s Homo for the advent of the tourists. cept to get their dividends. Privato j thnt The Tribuno wants to clear up Located in Jacksonville, ownership nlso calls for real service for once nnd for nil tho puzzle so that And to the orphanages locnted Sanford is getting more favorable nt all times and means thnt every they mny enjoy unalloyed freo In Arcadia nnd Enterprise, advertising this year than ever before citizen is a stock holder in his electric, deliclousncBB served them in the Bos [And to Captain Snm Small, in the history of the city. You do water and gns plants nnd he will take tr.in Cafeterias of this and other Flor- And the clcctris holt grafter, not get it nnd you do not see it hut n just pride in seeing thnt they nre idn cities. And the schools o f France, tho newspaper does see it and get it. kept in good condition, thnt 'they Mr. Bostnin is not only a believer And to printers who’d work There, will he more people here this give Borvirc and thnt they make mon­ in helping to make famous for its hos­ Forty-four hours in each 168, spring unci summer to buy and Imild ey. Orlnndo will have municipal pitality, hut ho is nlso a strong belie­ And to the Holy Rollers, homes and business blocks tlinn ever ownership nnd Snnford will have It. ver in creating a demand, and there­ And to Flnstacowo, before. fore a market, for Florida products. And to buy oil leases Only n question of time. Here is where Mr. IJostnin comes in, At two hundred plunks per, and gets his. ’ And a lot of other things; STATE DIVISION AGAIN Thnt golf links nnd country club is One of the most discouraging tilings But right there and then n success. The Herald cannot give South Florida newspapers continue ' to tourists in this stnt is to sco hack­ My grocer and my landlord any information on this important subject until it lias been put over with to give attention to the subject of ed up to the curbs on some days wag­ Would get a foolish idea tho formation of nil incorporated club state division. Those which merely ons loaded with fine gloriously color­ I should square up with them, but it is practically complete nnd can discussed it In former years have be­ ed grapefruit, offered to the passerby Consequently and moreover, you believe it— 100 Snnford men will gun to urge action on the question. at twenty-five to tlvrty cents n dozen I’m of the opinion that sign the charter at $100 each. W o 1Among those newspapers which hnve then to go into a rusturant and hnvo "Charity begins at homo"— call Hint going some, More about it openly agitated state division is the it offered them at fifteen to twenty- And she’s too bowlegged later. Miami Herald, that Infliioittii'.1 joura- five cents an "order,” which is half To move very rapidly. j — Kissimmee Gazette. nl of the Enst Const. Commenting a grapefruit. Thousands who come to Floridn recently upon an cditorinl which ap­ "There ure many big deals now ienvc without having lenrned the al­ ty of seeing tho ground cut from un­ ponding in Sunford, nnd while it Is peared in Tho Times, tho Hernld snys: most indispensahlcncss of fresh grape­ der their feet. "Under tlio caption, ‘Stnto Division’ not now possible to make the details fruit as a beginner for tho morning Chief among tho tlnto-savon of the public, it may ho said thnt they nro tho St. Petersburg Times has a short meal. There never think of buying day in the AUTOMOBILE. It has hut forceful editorial upon n subject important and will go towards mak­ it when they get hack homo. It is transformed old two or three hour ing Snnford a big city," snys tho which will In nil probability he n fac­ looked on ns an expensive luxury nnd Journeys into n cf w minutes of Herald. "It is up to tho people of tor in tho coming campaign for the ono not in common uhc. It is to dis­ speedy, clonn, comfortable travel. nomination of members of the legisla­ Snnford to figuro good returns on pel thiH illusion, nnd to crcnto n pal- Communities thnt wore formorly a locnl investments. They must look ture. The Times snys: (Here tho nte for the fruit thnt Ben Bostnin is dny apart from euch other nra now Times editorial is quoted). nhead and see results thnt come from working. lie knows thnt nn nppetita practically nt ench other’s outskirts "Tho Herald continues: Just nftcr tho confidence and fuith in the homo formed for a thing in ono Htnto will ho — a moro hour’s jump; nnd tho nvortown." Tho Ilcrnld is tnlking rnther tho adjournment of any session of tho carried homo in tho shnpo of n craving ngo farmer comes to town oftoner generally, hut the advice is excellent. legislature, nt least for the last fow for moro, and it will not he long un­ ench week than ho used to come in n Floridn pcoplo lwnys show their ap­ years, there is always a discussion in til thnt craving will lie satisfied hy whole yenr. City folks have built preciation of tho home place. That is the stnto papers ns to the advisability getting what it wants. Do you soo their dwellings out in tho surhurhs, of dividing tho stnto of Florida nnd if they really care for it, and want thu now where another box of grapefruit nwny from the city’s smoke nnd tur­ place to grow and prosper. Too o f­ making two distinct stntes. Usually is going to be sold, all heenuso Mr, moil—out where there’s sunshine, this discussion dies within a few ten outsiders come in, realize the im­ Bostnin fed ft visitor on tho fruit froo flowors, birds,, fresh nir, nnd whero weeks, not to ho honrd from again un­ portance nnd ndvnntnkes o f some while hero? til nfter the adjournment of tho next ench day In liko a vacation. project, nnd falling to got locnl pupIf Floridn hnd n hundred moro Ben legislature. Tho nutomobile, by reducing dis"But this time the subject has not Bostnins, it. would not he three yenrs trancos has nmdo groups of communi­ been permitted to rest. Stnto papers before tho Florid . grnpefrult would ho ties moro llko ono big happy family. It are still devoting their nttention to known In practically every town nnd hns developed n get-together spirit stnto difislon ns Is indicated hy tho hnmlct of tho country, whereas It is among the people. It has made tho Times cditorinl nnd its allusions to now known only in tho district nbout wor|(j two or throe times bigger for Our hat is o ff to tho ^ 0 nvcrnKe jy-mon—made his circles other papers thnt nro tnklng tho sub­ centrnl citieB. ject up again preparatory to tho next man who is advertising Florida grape­ o f friends Inrger—contributed to his fruit in n way that will bring results. education and culture by bringing him primary. "The Hernld has long boon nn advo­ —Tnmpn Tribuno. in more frequent contact with tho ------------ o------------cate of stnto division. It believes, other fellow—nnd hns put a spnrkle most thoroughly, that tho prosent ter­ THE COST OF DOING WITHOUT o f progrcsBlvenoss in his entire nttiritory of Floridn would prosper very tude. Timo nnd labor-snvers, convenience much bettor if it woro divided, so thnt Tho nutomobilo is the world's great­ ‘ tho sections would not hnm'por each nnd comfort creators, hnvo helped to est gift to humnnlty. other in their growth. It bollovos thnt make Amoricn tho world’s greatest That is so bccauso the nutomobilo Nowadays a man doesn’t has been a definite influence in taking whon tho real results of tho amend­ nation. ment directing a reapportionment of hnvo the whole say-so ns to whether people out of tho rut— waking thorn the representation In tho legislature he will adopt a time nnd labor-savor up—giving them a new vision on are fully known the domnnd for state in His work—he is FORCED to do so things—making them keener thinkers division w ill'become moro Insistent in order to meet competition. Pro­ and better workers. The automobile for the reapportlonment, even If the gress sets the pace, and those who re­ Is an actual partner In the success of legislature obeys the behests of the fuse to be converted Buffer the penal- i an Individual because It puts economy The Bank of Safety sSecurity-Service s THE HERALD P R IN T IN G ^ } & *. ■ l ■ B e e e B ■ S been bulided by a loyal people, whose most valu­ able asset is the confidence, trust and esteem of i those who know it best and whose highest en­ deavor is to attain still higher plains of se rv ic e- a s e ■ e s prosperous a a a New Yenr. I ■ a a ■ The Peoples Bank o f Sanford a ■ > e e ■ ■ e a ■ ■ ■ a and efficiency in ids daily efforts. It NORMA GOES TO FLORIDA pays for itself over and over through TO FILM OUTDOOR SCENES making the individual more FIT— nnd by enabling him to truly live a Norma Talmndge went to Pa]m life o f grent joy, convenience and Bench, Florida, to take some outdoor comfort. shots for her latest Associated First National release, “ The Sign on the TRAFFIC MANAGER RELIEVES Door" which will he the attraction nt SHIPPERS VICTORY SURE the Star Thcntro tomorrow. The interiors were taken nt tho Tnlmulp E. D. Dow, traffic manager of tho studio in New York. "The Sign on Exchange returning form the hear- the Door" is hy Cbanning Pollock, and ing in Jncksonv'ile, h confident that was ono o f tho most successful of last Florida shippers ngnin will win in year’s Broadway productions with their contentions concerning refrig­ Marjorio Rnmbeau in the lend. This drama is still playing on the road in eration charges. The hearing in Jacksonville open­ all of the larger cities. The film ver­ ed January 18. The first four days sion was directed hy Herbert ilrenon, were occupied hy the transportation who nlso directed Norma Talmndge in and enr lino companies in presenting her preceding release, "The Passion evidence in support o f their side of Flower." Led Cody and Charles Richthe case. According to Mr. Dow, num hnve two of the principal roles this evidence was substantially tho opposite Miss Talmndge. “The Sign same ns thnt presented nt tho previ­ on tho Door" will be the screen offer­ ous hearing in Tampn, in June, 1030. ing at tho Stnr Theatre for Wednes­ Ho docs not bcliovo from this that day night. tho carriers have improved thoir chances to obtain tho readjustment of these refrigeration rates. It will bo recalled that follow ­ ing tho hearing in Tnmpn before E x­ aminer Wagner, in June, 1020, Flor­ idn slippers wero glvon a substantial victory in tho decision of tho Inter­ state Commerce Commission, which enused tho enrriers to make numer­ ous reductions in refrigeration ohnrges on Floridn fruits nnd vege­ tables shipped to northern markets. Since thnt time the carriers hnve made untiring efforts to hnvo the ense reopened, nnd finnlly succeeded in hnving thin rehearing ordered. Mr. Dow snys thnt of the newer evidence presented on behnlf o f the carriers the hulk was directed to­ ward impenching evidence onrlier given by inspectors for the Inter­ state Commerce Commission, who hnd reported upon the amounts o f ieo netually used in re-icing enrs, and is actually used in re-icing enrs, nnd other items comprised in tho cost of service. He stated, however, thnt evidence of the inspectors In rebut­ tal was sufficient, in his opinion, to offset all testimony which tho car­ riers introduced. Mr. Dow particularly compliment­ ed J. E. Calkins, who, nn counsel for the Floridn Stnto Railroad Commis­ sion, assisted the shippers’ side o f tho case, saying thnt Mr. , Calkins' keen nnd searching crosa-oxnminntion of many witnesses for the car­ riers wns, In his opinion rosponBlblo for much o f honofit to the shippers. Examiner Wagner, who handled this enso nt tho previous hearing in Tnmpn, presided at Jacksonville, hear­ ing evidence in behalf of tho Inter­ state Commerce Commission. Laurant, M agician, at Princess, Tuesday night. 20C-3tc THE FLYING SQUADRON The Flying Squadron, a company c noted men and eloquent apenkers wi visit Snnford next week for the pur poso of discussing questions of gron importance to tho welfare of ou Nation and our present city eiviil zntion. The company is compose o f seven speakers who will he her in teams of two ench on the first an second dnys, on the third ilny ther will ho threo speakers. The mcol Ings will bo held in the Princes Thenter on Monday, Tuesday nn Wednesday of next week, Feb. 0. and 8. Thcro will be two meeting cnch dny, nt 3 P. M. nnd 7-30 P. M While this Flying Squadron wof is of tho Chautauqua nature, Interesl ing nnd entertnining, yet all of it meetings nre open and free to nl Remember the dates nnd arrange t attend. * Laurant, Magician, at Princess, Tuesday n ig h t . 260-3tc Y O U C A N GET MORE VALUE Q U A L IT Y & SERVICE FOR $1.00 — a t— THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. HERALD ADS get result*. SA N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W ORKS .Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables e This institution, whose success and strength hns wishes you a happy, healthful and First National Bank !s SANFORD DAILY HERALD •I ' JOHN GOVE, Propftetor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Went First Btrcet 1018 West Flret Street G M ■ CHULUOTA INN On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florid* Beat Conet Railway, Chuluot«, Fla., nmong the plnea and lakea pf Seminole county, an up-to-date modern hrlck hotel, with private baths and hot. water heat. Flr,t class cuisine. Rates 92.50 to $130 per day; 910 to 9 1 U per week, ac­ cording to location o f room. ■MRS. CHAS. D. BRUM LEY, Man a g e ^ • _______ ____ . s i ■ ■ * ■ ■ s �■9 % 1 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 81,1922 lecture entitled istian Science: The Relig­ ion of Fulfillment -BYh td G E J SAM UEL W . G R E E N E , C. S. Of LO U ISV IL LE , K E N TU C K Y _ Tionrd of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The of The S r s t Church of Christ, Scientist, * in Boston, Massachusetts o f hltnsalf, but what he aeeth the Ma­ ther do: fo r what things soever He , „ follow.: doeth, these also doeth the Son like­ ,, 1,11 tho .t o r , o f Llfo *■> wise." Also he said: “ I seek not mine own will, but the will of the Father which hath sent m#(" giving •is a rule o f conduct which if followed lh * ‘ will work wonders in our development. I f we think, see. and do always the I liS 'iin a n d sickness « aoth- thing that is in accord with the ^111 of the heavenly Father, how splendid will ^ l l X ^ r y . 'twill be be our work. It will then be a per­ fect natural development in our lives «toly of Ll,a and tu-soe all thcso things coming to pass o f which Jesus spoke when he said: flth atd hov0, , science Is indeed the new- “ He that believeth on me, the works ,, .M fo and Truth and Love, that I do shall ho do also." Christian Science is bringing to the r ^ , nil sweet story ns it was K proved »nd practised by world the right understanding o f God Nsiareth nineteen hundred which will enable men and women to ' 1 It embraces ju st the seo that they have power through this , £ g h t ( that through the u n ­ understanding to overcome lack, sor­ fading of the cver-preaont love row, disease, sin and death. Mrs Eddy saw in these statements Lvm of God, humonity ia heal15only of sin but o f all the r o ­ of the Master: “ Bcforo Abraham was, of » i n , - sickness, sorrow, un- I am," and "Lo, I am with you alway, oven Unto the end o f the world," u death. vision o f the eternal Christ or Truth, [ d is c o v e r e r a n d f o u n d e r as she speaks of him. Jesus ex­ pressed, manifested, reflected more Baker Eddy, the D iscoverer of the Christ than any other one who Founder of Christian Science, Ho was therefore B,ny of us, suffered, and found has ever lived. called Jesus the Christ, or Christ L ief from material means; bo she (o God's word with the hope Jesus, and it was through the under­ L ike to be healed o f sickness, standing of this Truth, this God-idea L lick and loneliness. A s she ever-present among men, that he was Lnplated this wonderful unfold- able to do his wonderful wdfks. LikeL of divine Love and pow er ns wlso it is in this understanding, " 'taught by Jesus of Nazar- through a knowledge of this Truth, a she read of the henllngs of ,thnt wo shall bo able to overcomo, ns „ n and w om en, there came to Jesus said; “ all the power of the en­ Twice, freedom, healing, just as emy," so that nothing shall by any hi hid promised: “ Ye shnll know means hurt us. As this great vision came to Mrs. Itruth, sod the truth shall make Eddy sha was eager to give it to the free.” Sho realized that what world, but she wUely saw that tho [come to her wns not supernatural, world would not bo ready to listen to tin unnatural development or rcn messngo so different from its ac­ , but tho perfectly natural result customed religious teaching until it [the operation of God’s law. Ilor had proof o f Its power. Consequent­ it detiro after that wns to lay ly she first taught by healing, invit­ |upon the understanding of this ing thoso who wore nfflicted to como irituil law that sho might bo able and bo healed, and her first pntients [help others to g a in this freedom and students were largly tho so-called i hid como to her, Unvoting herself f o r s e v e r a l years incurables for whom material remedi­ nit exclusively to the study of es offered no hdpc, They weio heal­ i word, there enmo to her a moro ed by her tcnchirjg and practice not rftet vision of thu evor-presont,. om- only physically but spiritually and lotent power o f God dwelling mentally, they heard this message i:rg men and a v a ila b le for human gladly, went out and told their friends She discerned, and points out and brought them to hear the good |it in her w ritin g s , that always news. Gradually Mrs. Eddy b s w by the men have u n d e rsto o d God, thoy results o f her own work thnt tho ap­ been able to accomplish the so? plication of this divine Principle was impossible or unusual things. unfailing; that always when it was |verify this, w o have only to Btudy rightly applied and rightly received Then she divin­ history o f Moses. Therein wo there wns healing. ed that the world's consciousness was i that through tho right under­ ready generally to hoar and to receive lin g of God, M oses was able Tiot to heal people through spiritual this message o f Truth, this demon­ peas but ho w as able to accomplish strable unfoldmont o f God as omni­ ier wonderful th in g s. Ho negotU present, omniscient and omnipotent, the freedom o f a nation unlaw- as sho expresses it in the text-book. m , If l ''y enslaved, without tho expondli of money and without an exhlbi1of the the power of arms. Ho oq)W*d and m ain ta in ed this pooplo [ten newly freed , govornod and led ® wisely for n lo n g period of years og their every supply in tho, Pledge that from God Is all good, [la the lives of Elijah and Elisha wo not only that ability to heal all toner of sickness, to even raiso tho tol, but that those prophets woro jolted freq u en tly by the kings and '•'fs of their tim e upon questions ,t4te and government because of better u n d e rsta n d in g of God. In >'es of Daniel and hiB three as. m e s wo see through their right oerstmding of God not only tho to withstand tho lion's don and •cry furnnee, but that which atl*10 attention of n heathen i causing him to recognize in jjf 1[u'n' w,ll) Wor« virtually slaves kingdom, n power that none of men or ndvisera possessed. JESUS THE CHRIST la Jesus life Mrs. Eddy saw, as w.t. ,, *et,, “ fu,J« and more comKw “In,der8t0ndln« of Go«l ™d ltd it011 ftny °^lcr °ne had possesslliir « perfectly natural TEXT-BOOK . Accordingly sho wrote what had been revealed to her and called it "Science and Health with Key to tho Scripture,” commonly known as tho Christian Science Text-book, and gnvo this volume to all mankind. Sho gnvo the message generously and free ly to all who woro willing to accept, that every man might be nble with this book, this Koy to tho Scriptures, to sit down in the quipt o f his own time and read and study and find out the truth about God. Ono o f the wonderful things about the textbook is that you do not hnvn to accept anybody's word for tho stnto* ment that it docs give the correct in-, torpetntion of the Biblo and tho cor­ rect unfolding of tho truth about O^d You can rend and study and then put it into prnctico in your own life, and seo whether or not It meets tho de­ mand which Jesus mndo whon ho sold: "A troo is known by its fruits." This toxt-book, founded absolutely upon tho Biblo, has served to tear down for men and womon tho curtain or veil of mystery, misunderstanding, superstition, and fear that has shut them out from tho right concept of God who is understandable and lova­ ble. This is why men: and women are gratoful to Mrs. Eddy, "l * THB MOTHER. CHURCH AND ITS GOVERNMENT i*p«k *.J h!L MMtw that he Bhould Icait out' d so" BO 1,0 healed, devils (did not doad rn,aod* •• He through «n ‘m’ ,W0Ver' thnt Hk WM |fi» did ^ ?at Pi°W®r 01 h,80Wn* When Mrs E d d y sa ^ th e great task U e d it. ! n * * h° ,,Ved facing her of furnishing some avenue L the worn” '?.? °d mixr*culou“ Period through which would flow with auth­ IM ortho i d * 4u,al0ry' aa BOrno ority during tpe unfolding conturlos |believe °u th n*tora would have us this Tovelatlon o f Truth* that had 1Neatly; VThe h n'dSon ' VO ry "irap-y ant* *' can do nothing coAe^tb her inspired vision, that it PAGE T H R U might go forth to the walking world thing , or that God causes the un­ spiritual understanding o f Hta avar- ter, and finally wound tip by saying: with all o f its virility and atrength natural or supematual to be happen­ presance man is safe? Then the 11And, Oh Lord, please make Rome the unadulterated and uncontaminated, ing in the lives and affairs o f men. It thought o f udselfed love, do vre not Capital o t Turkey," Her mother had ■he founded The Motner Church, The teaches that God's work ia already find this in accord with the Master’s never heard a prayer like that. She First Church of Christ, Scientist, In perfect and complete. Indeed tho prayer “ Thy will Oh God, not mine be aald: "W hy, daughter, what in the Boston, Mass, This as she says, was Bible says that "God saw everything done"? and in his saying: "It Is moro world do you mean by praying like "designed to commemorate the word that he had made, and, behold, it was blessed to give than to receivo"? As th at?" The chi’ d answered: "Oh and works o f our Master, which very good." we think o f our prayers aro thoy not Mother, He must answer that prayer sl\putd reinstate primitive Christianity The mission o f scientific Christen- generally petitions for self, failing to or I am ruined, because that is the and its lost element o f healing" (Man ity Is to reveal the perfectness and realize that the larger part o f prayer way I wrote it down today on my ex­ ual, p. 17). To h sincere thinker completeness of God’s work, to en­ (a giving? amination paper," The little girl however orthodox thero is nothing in able us to overcomo in our own lives I was Interested in this practical was not thinking about all the incon­ those foundation-stones of tho Christ­ and experiences everything and every point in a testimony o f which I heard venience it might have brought to ian Science movement which can o f. thought that is unlike God and His recently. . A man went to a Christ- Italy and Turkey by changing their fend. „ creation. Does not this thought an Science practitioner and said: "I capitals, but only of her examination Mrs. Eddy saw that the early Chris- bring up back to that rule o f conduct need help this morning; I cunnot got marks. tivtn Church had been split into con­ which Jesus gave, that wo should do my breath", and tho practitioner said Wo have ?ri«d out to God to do thla flicting sects through following after always tho thing that is in accord "In your own statement is the koy to or that, without ever stopping to con­ mere human opinions, and she desired with the Father's will 7 your difficulty. You are always try­ sider whether it would help anyone that this movement should go forth ing to get something. This morning else or not, and so we can understand HEALING undivided. Accordingly as thoja ap­ It is breath. If you had your breath why our prayers have not been ans­ peared tho need, she wrote rules of Someone asks; What has this to do you doubtless would be wondering wered. We can see why men have government or by-laws, now compiled with the healing o f my sick body, or where you could get orders in your been driven from the church because In a volume known as th«\ Manual of ■lek business, or sick home, or sick business, and if you had them your they havo thought there is no answer the Mother Church, to servo as lights city? Thoso aro tho practical prob­ desire would probably bo to get more. to prayer. They have not known along tho way, to lead and guido im­ lems that concern us today. Christ­ If you had ail you wanted you would how to pray. I f you go to a blackpersonally this movement through the ian Soience does furnish the solution then be wondering where you could onrd to work out a problem in mathe­ centuries. for everyono of them. However get some material pleasure or recrea­ matics you will not stand facing the She understood that those by-laws serious your particular problem may tion. But I have never beard you board and cry out to the principle o f were applicable to all men under all seem to you, however significant and asking for help to know how you can mathematics: “ Tell me how to solve conditions, and wrote: “ Of this I am burdensome, or howover long you may give anything. I f you will learn this problem." I f you do, it will sure, that each Rule and By-law in haveliad it, It is not necessary that to give you will not have so much dif­ never be solved. You study to .un­ this Mnnurl will increase the s p ir it ­ God should do any specific or indivi­ ficulty in getting." derstand the principle involved and uality o f him who oboys it, invigorate, dual thing in your life to solve your Realising his scifishncas, tho mpn then to obey tbe rule, and with thla his capacity to heal the sick, to com­ problem. Too long we havo been began to see what he could do to holp understanding nnd obedience you are fort such as mourn, and to awaken seeking God in a purely material the world and tho men and womon able to solvo your problem correctly. the sinner" (Miscellany, p. 230). way, much as we have Bought a friend around him. As he learned to give, All o f us are called to Btand before She foresaw that thu time would for a favor or a banker for a loan, ho found that ho did got hit* breath, tho great Princlplo o f all being to never como in human experience when crying out in our Ignorance, our dist­ and his business also increased, prov­ solve our human problems, and we the Church and its adherents would ress, with the hopo thnt God would ing the truth o f Jesus’ statements: shall only solvo them correctly nnd not need this Inspired guidance, so manifest himself in some supemstur- "Seek yo the kingdom of God and happily and finally as we get tho sho wrote of tho Manual: " N o t - w l t h - 1 or miraculous way. Then wo be­ His righteousness, and all thoso things right understanding o f God to be standing tho sscrilcgeous moth of gin to think there is no power in pray­ shall bo added unto you." divine ’Principle, nnd apply that un­ time, eternity awaits our Church er becauso wc do not seo this unusual The world needs much giving. You derstanding In their solution. Manual, which will maintain its rank or unnatural manifestation. Jesus After ail, it resolves itself into one You can give as in the past, amid ministries ag­ condemned this stylo of prayer whon ask: Whnt can I give? more consideration, pnticncc, love, grent problem, and that is to know gressive and active, and will stnnd he said1 "Tho heathen think thnt thoy thoughtfulness, justico, unselfishness, the nothingness of matter or material whon those havo passed to reBt" shnll be heard for their much speak­ joy, tenderness and whon wo bring existence which is summed up in what (Miscellany, p. 230). ing. Bo not yc therefore like unto these treasures to God’s storehouse wa is known in Christinn Science to be Loyal Christian Scientists every­ them: for your Father knoweth what ■hall find thnt wo have already re­ tho scientific statement of bolng: where are grateful for this further re­ things yc have need of bcforo ye ask "Thero is no llfo, truth, intelligen­ ceived abundantly moro than wo i w o velation of their Leader, nnd arc con­ him." ce, nor substance in matter. AH is hi ought. scious thnt they are finding In the Our prnyers aro answered in the re­ infinite Mind nnd its infinite manifes­ Do we stop to consider the nttitude study of these Rules o f government, alization that Love is nlwnys meeting of mind that is ordinarily brought to tation, for God Is All-in-All. Spirit these By-laws, together with the our needs. The truth of this comes to is immortal Truth; matter is mortal Bible, the Christinn Ssiencu text-book me in a homely illustration from my God in prayer. In our limited thought error. Spirit is tho real nnd otomnl; <if prayer have wo not prayed much and the other writings of their Lend­ boyhood. In childhood I lived on n matter is tho unreal nnd temporal. like the littlo girl of whom I rend who er, that God is indeed revealed to bo farm in Kentucky, nnd I remember Spirit 1h God, and mnn is His imLife, Love, Truth, Soul, Mind, Spirit in tho springtime we always wanted knelt at mother’s knee and prayed for father, mother, brother nnd little sis­ (Contlnun) on p i(e roar) Principle. tomato plants to set out in the gnrdon GOD about the middle or lntter part of April. Accordingly in February Perhups the term Principle ns used father would sow tomato seeds in n for God in Christian Science hns moro box in the house, und then when the thnn any other word aroused an un­ usual inquiry in tho average orthodox sun came out he took the box out of the houso, put it on the porch in tho thought for men havo thought of God sunshine, with a glass ovor it, and as generally ns just a great superman a tho sun’s rays beat upon tho glass power to be fenred rnthor than under­ they warmed the ground, the seeds stood nnd loved, lotting upon a throne, broke opon, nnd tho tendor plants wniting to judge men, and sending stuck their heads through the ground both good and evil. The world needs to get away from this view o f God. and as thoy were carried into t’ie sun Ownership of Itenl Estate gives you a definite place nnd in­ It needs a larger concept o f God, dny nfter day they grew, until pres­ which is embraced In the uso o f tho ently they were largo enough to put fluence in the community. It makes you a more desirable out In tho garden. : term Principle. Now tho sun was not shining foi In nn eastern city after a lecture n citizen. AND W HAT BETTER INVESTMENT CAN YOU woman came to mo in seeming mental our box alone; it camo down to warm MAKE? distress nnd sajd: ‘I Want to know how the whole earth and ,to bring ngnln the miracle o f springtime and growth, your God enn bo everywhere at the snmo time." I was grateful for tho nnd when wo took our box out into thought of God being Principle, as it tho Runshlno wo saw growth und Ufo afforded a ready answer to her in­ manifested. Likewise with every human prob­ quiry. In considering the principle lem. Bccauso o f evil, hatred, Jealousy, o f mathematics manifest in addition, injustice, envy or other secret sin, our subtraction, multiplication, it is easy consciousness is darkened and wo have to seo that this principle can bo every­ a problem, which wo call disease, lack, where at the same timo. Tho mil­ A . P. C O N N E L L Y , A gen t sorrow, or donth. Wo neod to bring lions of Europe, Asia, Africa, AmorIra, can all havo tho multiplication the dnrkened consciousness into the snulight o f God’s truth nnd love, then, table at tho samo time with all of its power nnd facility, without intorfor- the darkness is dispelled (and the trouble dlsnpcars ns mist bcforo tho lng in the Blightost particular with its morning sun. uso anywhere clso In tha universe, But you may say: "I havo trlod always with ono proviso,— that they but I cannot bring my problem out of do understand tho multiplication table the dark." Thero is t way provided. nnd apply it. Tho Bible and the Christain Science In a far larger Bonso God being text-hook help you to understand Coming Back divino Principle, infinite unfailing, is divino Principle whereby you can everywhere present, able to solvo bring this problem out of tho dnrk. man’s every problem provided man Under the Auspices o f the Kiwanis Club If you will read tho last understands Him and tho availability chapter in tho hook you will and application of His power. find many testimonials from Was not this tho thought of the men and women from widely Psalmist when ho sang: "If I ascend sepnrntcd sections of the country, tes­ up into heaven, thou art thoro: if I tifying to how through thu study of make my bed in hell, behold, thou art this truth they have been ablo to bring there. If I take the wings o f tho morning, nnd dwell In tho uttermost their problomB to the light and find ® Under their $10,000 tent theatre, with an en­ pArts of tho sea; Even, thettu shall their solution. If it should seem to be boyond your thy hand lead me, and thy rlg*h hand tire change of program. Special invitation present ability to demonstrate, thero shall hold me" (Psnlms 139).' are Christian Science practitioners, Monday night to Ladies. Ladies will be ad­ Thero is no problem, no condition, consecrating all their time and tho­ that can come to us but God’s power mitted FREE when accomuanied by one paid is ever available for it? sutisfuct >ry ught to this work, and'thoy nro over adult ticket. Opening play: ready, whon tho problem is too heavy solution. to be borne, to help us to bring it to Continuing this samo thought o f the tho light, to that right understanding multiplication tnblo, ask a schoolboy of God, to that realization, as Alts. how long he thinks eigne times eight Eddy oxpreBBes it, of man’B nt-onehavo been slxty-foUr and ton times ment with God. ton one hundred. Doubtloss his on* PLAN NOW TO HAVE YOUR OWN HOME s s Meisch Realty Co. Melville Comedians 1Week of February 6 swoi*will bo "always." HoW long ho thinks it will remain so? Answer— "always". And thnt 1b correct. As Idea of Principle does not change, so tho multiplication table, as idea o f the principle qf mathematics can never chango. Principle does not change nor does its idea or imago. 'Like­ wise divino Principle Is eternal, in­ violable, unchanging, always operat­ ing. Principle ja not moved by the breath o f praise or flattery, or by en­ treaty or threat. In the thought of God being Principle, Christain Scien­ tist! have gotten away from tha old belief that God interferes in tha a f­ fairs of men because they are asking Him to do this, that, or some other PRAYER It is often asked, how do Christian Scientists pray? In tha oponlng chaptpor o f the .text-book, entitled "Prayer," Mrs Eddy any a: “ Tho prayer that reforms tho sinner and hculs tho sick ia an absolute faith that all things are possible to God,— a spiritual understanding o f Him, an unselfed lovo" (Sclenco and Health, p. 1: 1-4). Ia not this understanding o f prayer reconcilable with Paul’s In­ junction that wo pray without ceas­ ing? Cannot we alweye under all circumstances have this absolute faith tKiat all things are possible to. God, and the furthor assurance that in thi “A Little Child Shall Lead Them” ! 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In tho eighth chapter o f John, 44th verse, wo rend thnt Jcnus whon spenklng o f this devil or Satan snid “ Hu was a murderer from tho beginning, nnd abode not in tho truth beenuso there Is no truth in him. When ho speakoth n lie, ho speaketh of his own, for ho is a liar, nnd tho father of it.” 1 That great bug-bear, thnt bogy of the ngos wo must got away from, by realizing that God is all . Did you over atop to realize thnt when you make a reality of this devil or Satan you are violating tho First Command­ ment: “ Thou shall hnvo no othor gods before m o?" In our so-called ortho­ dox beliefs we have sometimes paid more attention to scaring men through a belief in this so-called dovil than we have to helping them through loving and undurstnndlng God. SALVATION To progress in our spirltunl under­ standing wo need to bo more child­ like nnd simple, with more confi­ dence in God. Wo are too material, too intellectual, or too formal in our necking. When the question was ask­ ed of Jesus who would be greatest In tho Kingdom o f Heaven, ho did not take any great lawyers, or merchants, or physlclnns, or business men of tho time, nnd point to one of them ns the great one in tho kingdom, but he took the simplest, purest example thnt he could find, a little child, and set him in the midst and said: “ He that humbleth himself ns this little child shall he greatest in the kingdom of hea­ ven.’ ’ We need more of this child-like un­ derstanding of God. I love to think of some of tho instances of child­ like faith and understanding that have como to my attention. In a western city recently I heard of n little girl, six yonrs old, who hud attended the Christian Sclenco Sundny-school for n year and was much Interested. Pres­ ently she had a spell of sickness, nnd the pnrents not being Christian Scien­ tists, called in n doctor. It wan n severe Illness nnd no cure was effect­ ed by the doctors. They finally said that she could nevor be well ns she had curvature of the spine. After tho doctors had given her up she nuked her mother if she might see her Christinn Science Sunday-school teacher. Upon the occasion of tho teacher’s visit, when she saw the little bent figure in tho bed the first thought thnt came to hen was. “ God makes crooked things straight," nnd Involuntarily she repented this. The child looked up with great wonder­ ment nnd naked, “ Where does it say thnt?” Tho teacher pointed out t;. her tho lflth vv’ so of tl o -12nd chapter Isaiah, where it is found, Thu mo­ ther states that the littlo girl kept tho Bible by her In tho bed and studi­ ed the verso until it secmel to become it part of her own thought, nnd she unhappy about those grnvu diagnoses, would say to her mother day after for they arc unreliable nnd mislead- day, “ Don’t feol too sorry for me, ing. Whon you analyze sense tes- y ° a know God makes the crooked tlmony it is easy to see how it is un- things strnight, nnd Ho will heal me.” real. You cannot sec God with the Then sho would Bay to her playmates Sense of sight) you cannot hear God ft* th°y would come In to see her: with tho sense of hearing; you can- "You need not fool badly about mo, not apprehend Spirit wth any of these bccauso I am not going to be this phisical senses. Nonoo o f tho real!- wny long; God makes the crooked tics como through tho physical things straight nnd Ho will mnke me senses. As Paul Bays :“ Tho things well." With her slmplo faith and which nro Hoon are temporal; but tho trust In God, this baby girl was back things which nro not aeon arc 1° tho Sunday-school In a few weeks, cternnl." perfectly healed and straight, for God We must turn from this material docs make the crooked things or physical sense testimony to tho strnight. apprehension of spiritual things. W i Was n°t this tho fnith of which must begin to know and understand Jcnus thought whon ho said: “ What that there is n spiritual law, the sup- things soovor ye desire, when ye pray Temo law of the universe. We must bollovo thnt yo receive them, nnd ye tiring our thinking into harmony, In- shall have them ?" Wo nood more to consonance with this Bpirltunl law. ° f this prayer of confidence, o f undorSomuono asks: “ But what do you standing, o f victory, of achievement, mean 7 How do you approhond Wo new! loss whining and moaning spiritually 7” One of tho simplest «nd walling. We need to do as Mrs. thoughts that came to mo of God Eddy says In tho textbook: “ Bis* in being Spirit nnd God being nll-good tho strength of Spirit to resist all In tho beginning of my study of that Is unlike good. God has made Christnln Science was whon I looked mBn capable of this, and nothing can upon tho suffering of a babo. I thou- vitlato tho ability nnd power divinely ght, if God la gqpd suroly Ho would boalowod on man” (S. & H., p. 303. not send suffering Into the Wit of a Thoro is no condition of lack, discord, child. The child has done nothing ^ p erfection , that can come to your fo r which he shall suffer: or business but thnt you can rise he .knows nothing of the so-called Rbovo *t. It Is not true. God sends laws o f health that wo have boon g°od» not ovl), and thoro Is no othor, taught to observe and I deny that P °*er that can send evil Into our thoro can be any evil to this child lives, and we nood to rise In this childfrom God, who is good. If wo taka M® strength and confidence In God aome simple thought like thla and at and know that victory Is ours. Was every opportunity deny tho po.slblll- not this the example Je.u . gave us nit. And I knew that Thou bearcat me always:” and then he called, “ Laxarus, come forth.” This la the faith we need, thla is No matthe prayer we need today, ter If you are out o f a Job, ir your business seems to be on tho verge of bankruptcy; If you will purge your consciousness o f every evil, unjust, envious, un-God-llko thought, look to ; the Father and say, as the Mastor said, “ I thank Thee that Thou hast heard mo, and thnt Thou does nl* ways hear mo", you can know Ihci even in this hour your problem 'is solved. Tho power of God is omnipresent, omnipotent. Let us quit trusting In n material power. Let us stop fenring tho physical sense-testimony, let us look to God, approach Him with the right thought, tho right under­ standing, and know that in Him is henling, is victory, Is salvation, is lifo; for tho Mnster said; “ And this Is life eternal, that they might know Thee the only truo God, nnd Jesus Christ, whom Thou hast sent.” Someone asks: “ Well, what shall I d o ?" "Seek yo first the kingdom o f God und His rlghteouuness; and all theso things shall bo addod unto you.” That is what you need to do. “ Thou shalt love the Lord they God with all thy heart,and alt thy soul, and with nil thy mind and thou slmlt lovo thy neighbor ns thyself.” Thnt is what you need to do. "How shall 1 lovo G od?” you sny. Lovo your follow-tnnn. It is said in tho Biblo that the man who says ho lovos God and does not lovo his fellowmnn is a liar. How can ho lovo God whom he hath not seen if ho does not leavo his foltow-mnn? Let us chnngo our thought Jto­ wards tho world. Lot us understand thnt tnnn Is spiritual. Let us bogin, ns tho text-book says, to rise nbove tho physical senso, to replace tho ob­ jects of material senso with spiritual idens, Christian Science tenches that true crcntion Is not moulding forms out o f matter, hut it Is the unfoldment o f spiritual Ideas. It tenches that men nnd women are thoughts of God, nro spiritual Ideas. Supposo you nnd I should think o f our fellow beings not ns sh many selfish, unhnppy, diseased, miserable people, but see them ns God’s ideas, how wonder­ ful it would be, Supposo parents and tonchers should begin to see the children ndt ns diseased, impatient, or unhappy, but should see them ns spiritual thou­ ghts, tho expression of God’s good­ ness, God’s lovo, tho reflection of di­ vine Intelligence, Tho children would quickly respond to this thought. Jesus, you will remomber, sold: “ Thou hypocrite, cast out first the beam out of thine own bye, and then shalt thou see clearly to pull out tho moth that is in ihy brother’s eye.1’ 1 11 us begin see the children i| .h». I heard this beautiful story of n boy four year old who had never wnlkod or talked. At birth the doctors had said ho ^ns an idiot. The pnronts had tried all mnterinl remedies with­ out avail, and finally ChriBtinn Scienco was recommended to them. It wns pointed out that the child should be seen nB the reflection of divinu intelligence. They were w il­ ling to try anything, accordingly cnllcd a Cliristnin Science practitioner nnd began with this assistance *o boo the child aright,ns God’s gift to them. I read a letter from the mother writ­ ten at thnt time in which Bho snid thnt every day sho thanked God for tho perfect gift of Love, although to sense testimony her child was but n sickly babe. In a few monthn that child was perfectly healed, was in a kindergarten, running, Jumping, talking, learning. I read recently a letter from thnt father nnd mothor written throe years later, in which thoy sny: “ Our boy at seven Is the hardest, strudlcst, strongest boy In all his class.” If the truth rcvenled in Christian Scionco will heal one, It will heal mil­ lions. It is tho understanding of divine •Principle, tho otornal law o f God. It has always been in the world. It will always bo among mon to be understood and applied. Shall we hesitate longer to undorstand that God 1b Spirit and man is spiritual, and to apply that understanding in our lives 7 Instead of seeing so much choating, lying, stealing, disease, wo need to see that men ard women nro God’s idcaB, expressions of God’s goodness nnd God’s love, reflecting good, ex­ isting to bless one another and all the world. In so cooing, how much more happiness we would got out of our lives and be ablo to givo to the world. Truth, God, understood and applied In our lives, heals .sickness, lacx, sorrow, every unhappy condition. Someone asks: “ How did all,this evil bogin?” You say God did not send sin to u s?” “ No” . “ You say there is no devil?” "N o” . “ How did I aver begin to think w rong?” For conturles the world has been steeped in ty of anything ao unlpvlng as God’a n* b ® b/ J 0r*i,tho h! sending evil In the life of a child, usU-beloved « M | He did not material thinking, learning, living. I t ’ has then affirm that which Is true, wa Pr*y asking God that this man be gotten, away from God, from Spirit, until Rarely „ have we thought (hall find our thought improving, h l, W0T^ “ * r* ! on Him. Suppose a book were written through right thinking and knowing. 1 * th,nk 11186 tb,>t ThoU hMt h- — In tha. Chinan language, that we had never studied,and wo should open It to read. .We would not know a letter, word, or a line on the written page: Can we blame anybody for our Ig­ norance? Can we blame God? Did ho make us Ignorant of tho Chinese Innguago? No, Did tho devil? No, Did man? No. Wo have studied other language^, perhaps Latin French, English, to the exclusion-of tho Chin* esc, therefore wo ore not uble to read m e we ignorant of spiritual things. Bccnuse wo hnva not studied r-drltuul things. We have violated and disobey­ ed tho command of God: “ Seek ye, first the kingdom o f God und Ilis righteousness.” Wo have been Book­ ing first tho other things,—wonlth, powert position,. How can wo oxpoct to do well, to bo well, to bo hap­ py, 'to bo saved, when wo wilfully, knowingly, day after day and year after year violnto God's command. Lot us begin as children to think more nnd to learn more o f tho things o f God nnd His kingdom. Lot us not fear to bogin simply, to learn and to put into practice in chlld-liko simplicity the commands o f God. Thoro Is rich reward In tho fulfill­ ment of God's promisos as wo lenrn to obey. Tho vnluo of childlike thinking nnd living is voiced in this quota­ tion from Mrs. Eddy's “ Miscellano* ous Writingr,” (p. 110: 4-12: “ Belovod children: Tho world has need of you,—and more ns children thnn as men and women: it needs your innocence, unselfishness, faith­ ful affection, uncontnminntcd lives. You need also to wattrh and pray that you prosorve these virtues unstained, nnd loso them not through contnct with tho world. What grander ambi­ tion Is there than to mnintnin In yoursolves what Jesus loved, and to know thnt your oxnniplc, more thnn words mnkes morals for mankind” MIGHT HAVE BEEN KING of the National metce, haa been by experience. If you shave yot and have your hnl wanUor 40c._Albc ber Shop, DeForcst VIOLIN ukelele g u it a r m ando : - Strings and Accessorial Now Stock, Best QUali Phonograph Recoi Reduced A few specials . at .......................... ^ But for tho war this young man might have been now the ruler of Ba­ varia. Ho Ib the former Prlnco Al­ brecht, who was heir apparent to the throne. HERBERT HOOVER'S OPINION OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MAYOR LEFFI.ER INVITES PRESIDENT TO SEE MIAMI Chns. D, I.effler, mnyor of Miami, has tho hnppy faculty of sizing up an opportunity and doing tho right thing in tho right wny nt the right timo. Rocognizing thnt President Hard­ ing lifts passed through perhaps tho most strenuous year of rondjustmnot and reconstruction work In tho var­ ious) branches of our national govern­ ment and tho disarmament conven­ tion, i.nd with the heaviest internat­ ional negotiations in relation to the world war matters any president has world war mattors any president has over faced, Mayor Lefflor has sent tho president the following telegram of invitation to visit Florida: President Warren C. Harding, Washington, D. C. Tho city o f Miami cordially invites you and your party to visit our city and its varied nnd charming tropicnl environment during the months of February or Mnrch, at such date as suits your convenience. Wo sincere­ ly trust it will be your good pleasure and judgment to accept this invitation 1 and wo feel that Miami’s balmy c li-1 mate, azure skies, limpid waturs, j boats and unsurpassed fishing, fino roads, automobiles and horaobnek rid­ ing, palms and flowers, golf courses and palatini hotels, nnd restful condl- j Uons will he a relaxation and rest1 from tho strenuous and trying duties and great responsibilities of your o f - 1 fice that will bo beneficial to you and an advantage to the nation. Will you kindly ndviso us on what dntu and hour within 10 duya you w ill, do us the honor to receive special com­ mittees from our city government and Chnmbur of Commerce, whom wo wish to send to meet you and make this invitation personally und nrrnngo for your proper rccoption nnd enter­ tainment. With all kind wiibos for your health, happiness nnd prosperity nnd your successful administration of tho nation’s affairs, CHAS. D. LEFFLER, Mnyor of Miumi. Thoro can be no quostion that tho president deserves tho vacation pro­ posed after his first yonr’H work, and tho entire nation would bo delighted to sco him tnko the relaxation he so much deserves. As most pooplo in Sanford know, Charley Is n Sanford boy, of whom tho city is proud. Ho has mudo good in Miami In an exceptional way, haa tho confidence, respect and kindly re­ gard of all classes of people of that city, and wo wish him suctcs^ in this undertaking. Thoro are, indeed, few mayors In tho United States who can sny thoy havo entortalned tho Presi­ dent of the United States during their administration. More power to you, "Charley"! Como over and visit your old home town soon, Anyone who has watched tho de­ velopment of our citl » during re­ cent years must be Impressed by tho effective and constructive service rendered by their chnmbcrs of com­ merce. These organizations have not only promoted the business interests o f their communities but havo Justi­ fied our confidonce In Amcricnn business mon by the Increasing breadth of vision nnd public spirit which make .them Bee nil the com­ munity’s problems nB their own, to tho solutiun of which they will will­ ingly contribute time, effort and their practical point of view. But this is only part of their ser­ vice. By uniting their strength through tho Chamber o f Commerce of tho United States they nro rend­ ering the nation a service as great os thuy ronderod their local communi­ ties. The national government needs and appreciates tho aid, counsel and odvico which American business as a whole can give. The action taken by Chief Justice Taft during his torm ns president, which led to the formation Edison Mazda La i Better, Brighter Lic 105 Palmetto Av< Phone 481-J SPECIAL SALE OF KIMBl PIANOS ) 1 Kimball Upright Mnhogany, new.... $ 6 . 1 1 Kimball Upright D 4 q walnut, n e w ........$ A u I Kimball Upright, ffl4 n Rosewood, 2nd h’d . $ J lU Write us for full information gnrding theso and many ot bargains in Pianos and Phc graphs. J. H . HINTERMIST PIANO CO. BUY IN SANFORD Brings Down Price of Tractors Good News to the F a r m e r s of Seminole County The following telegram has just been receiv­ ed by Edward H iggins, the Authorized Ford A g en t o f Seminole County: 107J JS 124 Blue WH Jacksonville, Flo., 10:08 A, Jan. 27, 1922. Edward Higgins, Sanford, Flo. Effective toduy list price Tractor THREE HUN­ DRED NINETY-FIVE DOLLARS, f. o, b. Detroit. No efforts should be Bpured to make maximum number Hales disposing of present stocks and accumulating im­ mediate orders so as to keep river route tractor plant in production and accord maximum support to Mr. Ford’s efforts to lighten the physical burdens of farmers and aid them produce maximum crops at reduced cost. i . FORD MOTOR CO. 3:04 P. Dancing school will reopen next Monday and all those who hfive been taking lessons and all those who want want an hour's dancing aro Invited to commence again. 284-2tn , Mount Everest continues cllmod—mostly down, S Sanford Try a Herald Want Ad today, Florida �vm “Let Us Have Done With Pessimism” ■ ■ i■ i t Some brave, self-reliant man said that. i || Let us all adopt it as a slogan for 1922. * ■ ■ |f Let us create the spirit o f optimism; lot us work enthusiastically, spend wise­ ly and save systematically. ■ ■ ■ Rn Ru to Ra Ru Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ru Ra || We can M A K E 1922 a good year. ■ Ra Rn Rn Ra I Ru Ru Ru Ra 4 % IN T E R E S T P A ID |The Seminole County j Bank I ■ I I ■ | STRENGTH __ PROGRESS SER VIC E Ru Ru RU Ra Ra Ra Ru Ra Ra SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Well, tho old bulb is rising and if all reports aro truo the people north of us nro darn glad of It. With nil tho ice and snow nnd sleet they have been suffering under nnd tho theatre roofs enving in nnd people losing their lives by the "beautiful snow" it would seem that Florida could hardly hold tho crowd that will rush to "Sunny Sanford" where they can catch speckled perch now by the hundreds and have nil tho fun they want in mnny ways. Maximum nt 01 this morning and while wo think it is chilly wo nro also informed that it is nica nnd warm on tho still side of the old distillery. — 5:40 A. M. JAN. 31, 1922 Maximum ..................... 01 Minimum ....................... 57 Bn ago ............................. 53 Barom eter..................... 30.32 Northwest nnd cloudy. m Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra to Ra to PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ra Ra You Cnn Find the Name of Ra Ra Every Live Professional nnd Ra to Ra Ra Ra Ra Ru Ra Ra Ra s s Ra Ra Ra Business Man in Sanford In This Column Each Day Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o Ra Ra MISS GRACE TOMPKINS, It. N. Surgical, Medical and Obstetrical Calls Answered Ra 30D French Ave. Ra Phone 503-W Ra Ra Sanford C onstructs Co There is bound to be more cold weather and if you haven’t a nice warm Sweater, see those nice— PENNSYLVANIA KNIT COATS We are now offering*. Your choice of any in the house, one-third off the regular price. ■ Ra CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Ra Planes and Specifications Checrfnlt) 8 Ra Furnished Ra All Work Guaranteed Ra H. T. PACE P. O. Box SOI Ra Ra Sanford Machine Sr * Ra Ra Foundry Co. Ru Ra Ra to Ra Ru Ru Ru Ru Ra Ra General Machine nnd noiicr Work; pppKins & Britt The Store Thnt is LMlTcrent B ■ Sanford, Florida ■ ■ ■ Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Pistons; mrtrp&L- NORMA ALMADGE Ru Ra to Ru Ru Ru Ra R-u Ru Ru Oversize Rings nnd PIuh; Flywheel Ra Ra Steel Gear Hands; Crank Shafts re­ to Ru turned; agents for Caille Inboard nnd Ra Ru Ra For Florida: Cloudy tonight RU Outboard Motors. ------------ Phone 62 THE WEATHER Ra nnd Wednesday; no change Ru Rn in temperature. Ru Ru Ru Ru Ra Ra R a Ra Ra Ra Ra UESEItVEI) SEAT SALE OPENED FOB “TAMING on uiffflSv A t Star Theatre Tomorrow h to fia ta ta to to to to m ta *a 1M M to PERSONALS nx rm to Rn Ra t o rz Ra Ru t o ta to to Ra to Ra Ra t o t o Ra Rn Rn Ra Ra DEATHS to w r j t i f c i t a H a n h H DEATH OF EDNA PAGENHART Sun is out iignin, hurray. Old Florida weather will now pronil. Robert Tubbs, wholesale grocer of Pittcrson, New Jersey who is spend­ ing the winter in Florida was among the visitors to the city today, L. T. Roux ono of the prominent citizens nnd manufactures of plant City was here today calling on tho local trade and on his many Sanford friends. The ninny friends hero of Mrs. C. H. Dingec nnd her sister formerly Miss Mary McClung will ho grieved hear nf the latter’s death at her homo near Dunedin yesterday. Word was received by Mr. and Mrs. A..I. hodng that their daughter, Mrs. Edward I.udeckc, of Drockport, N. Y., bad s u ffe re d the loss of her home by fire, it having burned with nil con­ tents. Mr nnd Mrs. Harry Ilecrcn have t,lu'r guest, the lattors brother, Mr. Clyde S. Jones of Pittsburgh, pn. Air. Jones expects to tour Fin. Cuba and the Isle of Pines before returning north. Joseph C. Holly, vice president nnd cashier of tho Fox Itiver Valley Bnnk «f McHenry, Illinois, is in tho city or n few weeks stay nnd is prospecuig with n view of opening up a now line of business. Miss Edna Lee Pngnnhnrt, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A, Png­ nnhnrt, died this morning nt 7:30 after an illness of several years. Miss Pagnnhart wns in poor health for nomo time nnd nbout a year ago had an operation In tho hopes of prolonging her life but she wns unnblo to rally from tho effects of the disease nnd tho oporntion and for some time has hardly been able to lenvo her home. Her death, however, was unexpected nnd wns a shock to her many friends here nnd elsewhere. Edna Leo Pngnnhnrt was born in Westerport, Maryland, January 30th, 1800, nnd had lived yvith her parents in Sanford for the past eighteen years whore her kindness nnd gentle man­ ner and devotion to duty had won for her n large place in the liunrts of her many friends. She attended the pub­ lic schools of this city and while more or less of an invalid the latter years of her life wns always cheerful nnd busy nnd for many years was the ef­ ficient assistant to Dr. Pulcston in his office work nnd in later years for Dr. Langley. Her illness wns homo with Christian fortitude and cheerfulness nnd only those of her immediate fam­ ily knew how she suffered and how she struggled against tho inevitable end. Tho funeral will occur from tho Into residence at tho corner of Oak nnd Third street tomorrow afternoon nt 2:30, IJr. Hyman, of the Baptist church officiating. Interment will bo made at Lnkeviow. Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST 212 L “ »*L 1st St. Banford, Fla. ? woop ? Gall or See U s B 4 U Buy « u r W O O D K IL L S the CH ILL ■ . ’.R'Ur'h ( T. ALLEN Phone 34 _ . Acteylene W elding OF ALL KINDS Sanford W elding Co. 109 North Sanford Avenue OF THE SHREW" S. O. Shinholser The reserved seat sale opens nt Bower & Koumillnt’s today for "Taming o f the Shrew.” A treat in local theatricals will bo given at tho Princess Theatre nevt Friday, Feb. 3, when this brillinat modern version of Shnkespenr's cele­ brated comedy. ‘‘Taming o f the Shrew” will be given for tno benefit of the Woman’s Club by Edward Wnldmnnn. Shakespearean actor from New York nnd local talent. The play itself is considered the fin­ est of all Shakespearean comedies. It hns been presented more often thnn any other piece on the stage. "Tnming of tho Shrew" wns tho favorite piny of E. II. Southern nnd Julia Marlow, who made their grentest success in the comedy. They nppenrod in it in their farewell performances of the American stnge, at tho Man­ hattan Opcrn House in New York for weeks to crowded houses,— Augustin Daly made it famous in New York over 20 years ago, when ho presented it nt Daly’s Theatre, with Ada Behan ns "Kntherin, tho Shrew," nnd John Drew as "Pctruchio," Although it has been considerably condenced front the original, nnd re-nrrnnged to con­ form to the present taste o f up-todate theatre goers, Mr. Wnldmnnn’s version retains nil the beauties of the original.—The catchy, bright musical selections during the action of tho play, as well ns the clnssic dancers, nnd the charming chorus of hand­ somely gowned young ladles enhance tho beauty of the performance of "Taming o* the Shrew." It is the sort nf a play thnt is built for laughter nnd pleasure, but it is constructed with n strong plot nnd story. Ono o f tho special features will be the solos introduced in the wedding scene by Mrs. Taknch, ns well ns tho clnssic dancing of Daphne Winbi3h in Grecian nnd Oriental dances. Tickets may be reserved now nt Bower's & Bumilat’s Drug Store. Contractor and Builder SANFORD ■ THINK ■ ■ ■ ■ Of the money you have invested in your home, furniture, automobile or business. Can you afford to be without insurance? ■ ■ A. P. C O N N E L L Y FLORIDA “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS' Quick Service Transfei Stornffc Facilities If wo please you, tell others; If no tell us. Phono 498 Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford’s New Hotel” 91.50 Up Per Day COMFORT COTTAGE Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less than 25 cento, and positively no classified ada charged to anyone. Caah must accompany all orders. Count fire words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. WANTED—Customers for fresh mOk, morning nnd evening deliveries.— R. is now open for guests. Will bo glad FOB "SALE—30,000 SALE— 30,000 green celery L. Gnrrison. Phono 3711. 109-St-Tu to see now ns well ns old friends. plnnts.—A. Bobbins, First Street. 204-tfc Booms nnd meals, also meals. House 204-3tp , heated, FOB SALE— 200 sacks of cement at LOST 75c per snek. Any quantity.— Chase Miss N. A. Walker Mrs. M. Martii LOST— An nil black cow, unmarked. & Co., phono 03G. 203-lwc&w Advise, Mrs. E. P. Morse, Snnford, SALE OR BENT— Upright pi­ Fla. 258-tfc S A N F O R D NOVELTli FOR ano, in good condition. Call nt H. L. Boy’s, 200 Park nvo. 265-2tp LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN— Ono WORKS black and whitu spotted setter an­ V. C. COLLER, Prop. FOR RENT swering to tho name of Warren. General Shop and Mill FOB RENT—5 room house. Apply Finder please return to 108 Maple GntchcU’s Store. 2C4-3tp avenue or call 430-W and receive re­ W ork 2flfl-3tp FOB BENT— Furnished bed room. ward. CONTRACTOR nnd HUILDEI .Mfl-tf-c 517 Commercial 8tre«t Sanford, Fla Over Seminole Cafe. FO U N D FOR RENT— Nice large, furnished, FOUND—Glove, owner can get snmo heated rooms with good meals, reas­ by calling at Herald, proving prop­ Gee. W . K night onable rates,— T ho Cushing House, erty and pnying for this nil. 204-tfc Mrs. W. B. Williams, proprietress, Rent Estate and Insurance Oviedo, Fla. 265-Ctp SANFORD -:FLORIDA Laurant, Magician, at FOB RENT—2 furnished housekeep­ ing rooms, §20 per month. 314 E..st Princess, Tuesday night. Sanford Steam Laundry Fifth St. 205 3tp 200-3tc FOR SERVICE FOR BENT—Two furnished rooms Call 1‘16-J for light housekeeping, 200 East 3rd MONDAY ARRIVALS W. RAWLING, l*rop. St. 2C5-2tp AT HOTEL VALDEZ FOB BENT—Two hod rooms with F. E. Ferguson, Chicago; II. E. kitchenette, G14 West Second. George A . DeCottes 20C 3tp Arnold, Chicago; II. Mossiter, Now Atlorney-at-Law York; W. E. Mann, Nocrnc, On.; H. Over Seminole County Hank W ANTED L. Wilson, Atlanta; Mr. nnd Mrs. A, SANFORD •:* FLORIDA WANTED— Boom by employed couple W. Welch, Chicago; J. It. Hydcn, where tan year old girl cnn get Washington, Mrs, K. B. Ruulcrson, H . W . N IC K E R SO N board. Preferred whoro there aro no Gcnevn; J. S. Kimor, Chicngo; G. L. Publle Accountant; Audita—System* other children. Close in. Apply D. INFORMAL CONFERENCES Wagner, Bradontown; Mr. and Mrs. Income Tax Service G., Herald office. 2G4-3tp S. II. Blgh, Pittsburg; F. R. Backes METHODIST LEADERS LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS Room 10 McNeill-Davis Bldg. WANTED TO BUY—Good second nnd wife, Philadelphia; J. H. CarloELECT SANFORD WOMEN AT MEMPHIS TODAY Phone 852 Orlando, Fla. hand furniture, suitnlde for light ton, Baltimore; O. M. Kosper, Jack­ TO CHAIRMANSHIP housekeeping. Address "Furniture” sonville; M. Itoth, Syracuse, N. Y.; ( H r T h r A . a u r l a l r i ) I’ r m s ) Auto Radiator Repair MEMPHIS, Jun. 31.— Informal con­ care of llorald office. 200-3tp Oco. E. Elliot, Lydburgh, N. Y .; M. Mrs. W. F. Blackman, County ferences of Missionary Leaders of tho Sharp, Atlanta; A. J. Bunows, Tam­ Shop Chnirmnn of the League of Women Methodist Church South In progress Laurant, Magician, at pa; I). M. Bnrker, Atlanta; C. II. Voters, hns returned from Jackson­ Locntod nt 207 French Avo„ between hero today preliminary to formal Smith, Ocnln; Mrs. W. T. Donnelly ville where she represented Sominolo 2nd and Third. E. R. BEBGQUIST. Princess, Tuesday night. opening tonight o f tho Churchwide nnd family, N. Y.; Si. Perkins, Bingcounty at the annual mooting of tho 2G0-3tc Conference Bishops, presiding elders vlllo; S. C. Woodland, 'Baltimore; J. State League, hold nt the Seminole •Jffl nnd others to take stock of ac­ C. Holly, McHenry, III.; W. H. PetHotel Jnnunry 20-28. She attended, complishments of centenary mission­ The Revenue A ct o f 1921 erch, McHenry, 111.; A. W. Wynn, also, tho meeting of tho Legislative Jacksonville; II. II. Rainey, Wnuchuln; Council of which sho is a member ary campaign. requires thnt ovory Individual hnving J. A. Mclnnis, Wnuchuln; E. K. Pear­ to net us a cleaning hoiTsc for legls-j WEEK'S WEATHER n gross Income of §5,000.00 or more son, Orlando; J. II. Holmes, Pnlntka; lation. Endorsed or desired by vari­ file Income Tax return regardless of J. J. Kerns, JnBksonvilie; T. T. Cof­ ous organizations throughout the m r T h e A ssocia ted P r e ss ! amount of nut Income, fee, Jacksonville; E. J. Fnlk, West state. WASHINGTON, Jnn. 31.— The Da Not Tay Exhorbttant prices for as­ Palm Beach. Two chairmanships o f standing weather outlook for tho period Jan sistance in preparing your return. committees in tho State League of tnry 30 to February 4, inclusive: South Send for simple form upon which to NOTICE \ ‘ f Women Votors fell to tho local IAtlantic and East Gulf states. Unsotv /t u J furnish information necessary to pre­ ■ 1■ organization, Mrs. Blackman being' t]0j wjth occasional rains; temperapare return. Maximum price on farm­ Sanford Lodgo No. 02 will Confer appointed hend of tho Committee ° f ' t ur08 noftr or below normal. SAVB YOU MONEY ers returns §5,00 and every farmer master Masonic degroo tonight. Education and Mrs. John Loonardl j ______________________ Write ue whose return is prepared will be fur­ W . T. W1IEELESS. W.M. to that of Efficiencey in Government. ___________________ v’ nished without charge one 1922 Farm Empire Hotel Block The county organisation will bo Record. This record devised :.*« far­ ORLANDO. FLORIDA completed nt once, with the appoint­ mers exclusively «nd fills • long felt ment of chairman in ovory precinct. No advertisements for the Clcssl- need fo r a farm* record sufficiently PARISn HOUSE CALENDAR to The Education of woman for cltixent fied or Want Column of the Herald simp’ e to be o f any benefit to farniahlp, nnd tho paramount question of ort. Retail price §2.00. are taken without cash in advance and t o m to t o rn our public schools will bo stressed P / none are taken over the folephone. EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE PRE’ PARING RETURNS An Abstract Before This la made necessary by the mis­ Feb. 13.— Saint Agnes’ Valentine File yours new and get it off youx takes in phone messages and by the party. League, and every woman will l* • B u y in g p r o p e r ty xtra ' boekkeeplnif entailed on the Bt|ntJ ***■ ■* *'*■— ■*—' »•■ Feb. 21-22—Woman'e Club Colonial urged to Join the party o f her choice. A. S. (TLAML, PibHe Aeeentant small accounts that take the preflta party. This movement must in no way b* _ _ T T /1 T * w . P. •. Ben 1991 s i o f this fbnn of advertising. Feb. 24.— Charity Ball, confused with the Woman’e Party. J E , A . D O U G L A S S , rT C S , FOR SA L E GLOBE PIANO CO. SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. * � 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 31, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 31, 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 31, 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/b57d5641e53a212ec6079ee11223f63e.pdf 2ba0a9e13e420694379e0861112ec979 PDF Text Text SANFORD “The City Substantial” IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922 NUMBER 267 First Class Modern Tourist Hotel Here Would Prove Great Investment Text of New Treaty Will Sanford, Fla., Fob. 1, 1922. Be Read in Session Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Today Sanford, Fin. Gentlemen: Since joining your Chnmber of Commerco last year, my interest In Sanford hnH not only continued but ONE OF THE VERY LATEST AND WILLING TO POOL THEIR INTER increased and nfter tho very remark­ REST PUMPERS ANI) able responso to my suggestion look­ ESTS IN ATTACKS UPON TRUCKS MADE ing to tho improvement of your wntorWAGE SCHEDULE WILL HE ACCEPTED ALONG (I»r T h e A u o r l l l r d P re s s ) front, it is only natural that I Bhould THE LINES OF PRESIDENT continue my study of Snnford and its HARDING’S PROPOSALS INDIANAPOLIS, Fob. 1.—United natural ndvnntugcs. horo ycBtcrdny and wns unlonded by Mino Workers of America nro willing Venturing to enumerate these in l l l r T h e A sso ciated P rc s o i tho representative of tho LnFrance “unreservedly to pool their interests WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—Prepara­ n conversational way to some of the Engine Co., H. T. Glccson, who is giv­ Tfce A sso ciate d P r . a . l with railrond organizations and stand WASHINGTON Feb. 1.—The bill with them In resistance to proposed fellow membdrs of our organization, I ing her tho once over and will make a tions to prosent publicly the five-pow­ have boon requested by soveral to put refunding of tho domonrtratlon tomorrow if possible er naval and submarine trcntles at attacks upon their wago schedules" nthoriting " dollar foregin debt Into John Lewis, international president them in tho form of u letter to the and show tho commissioners and tho today's open session of tho arms con­ jkrtn billion Chamber. , maturing in not more tbait pcoplu generally what this newest ference wore completed in tho cornKcuritics In my judgment, there is in Snn­ wrinkle in fire-fighting npparntus 15years was passed last night by tho after tho British and ford one of the greatest opportunities will do. Tho now englno will pump mitteo yesterday senate. in tho South or nnywhoro clso for a 3D to 25. Final ennet7f>0 gallons of water a minute and French delegates again had indulged The vote wns first-class modern fire-proof tourists’ ------! must awnlt adcarries a 35 gallon chemical tank and In a sharp exchange over tho subma­ B(nt of tho measure hotel, and I would submit the follow­ 1,000 feet of hose and is ready to fight rine issue. jostment of i differences between tho ing in support of that opinion. and senate, which is cxpectod At the same timo the Jnpnncso .and any kind of fire at any time and any louse i— I believe there are hundreds of Chinese about completed thoir draft­ within a wcek or ten days. place. FIVE SACKS OF MAIL thousands of others, besides myself, ing of tho treaty by which Shnntung In fact the new fire truck is tho Thrco Republicans—Borah, LaFolas large or larger with winding STOLEN AT CHICAGO who have had in the north by tho end lette am,j pjnrr|s—joined with the solstroams, and no end of wilderness for last word In fire fighting equipment In to bo restored to China, and it wns BY THREE BANDITS of summer, all tho suit water and minority in opposing y Democratic and will not only reduce tho insur­ predicted that this agreement, too, ocean experience that they have any hunting and fishing. ance rate in Sanford but will demon- might be formally written into tho the bill. Now tho supreme attraction which use for und that they like myself, in Under the terms or tlio bill a combook of confidence accomplishments CHICAGO, Feb. 1.—Five sacks of coming South for the winter, natural­ Florida lias, and which no other point misiion of five members, headed by mail believed registered was stolen at today’s public meeting. in the United States has anything to the secretary of the treasury, would by three bnnditji who nfter firing one ly want to get into the interior on compare with, is its natural springs of Despite the British-French tilt, tho bve authority, subject to tho approv­ shot stopped mail clerk in Whiting, fresh water. It is well known that in naval committee of tho whole npal of the president, to refund or con­ Ala., this morning enrouto to Pen the north wo have no end of people proved In short order tho two treat­ vert, and to extend the time of the nsylvnnin depot to postoffice. ies by which, tho powers agree to lim­ payment of the principal or the intorit their capital ship sea power and to „t, ur both of the foreign dobt. impose certain restrictions on. thoir The date of the maturity of the ob­ submarines. At the public session tho ligations accepted by the commission treaties arc to be rend into tho rec­ could not extend beyond Juno 15, 1917, ord and each delegation head is to doand the interest rate could not bo less livor an address expressing his gov­ than tV,t. Hoads of ono foreign gov­ ernment’s acceptance. ernment could not be nccoptod for Until tho lust minute it had been those of another, nor could nny part of undecided whether tho submarine de­ Naval Treaty Not Read But the Secretary Out the foreign indebtedness bo cancelled. clarations and tho accompanying reso­ The life of the commission would lines the Terms lution condemning use of poison gas . be three years from tho ditto of tho in warfare should ho put into a formal approval of the act and tho mombers, treaty or left In tho form of a proto­ ( I I ) ’ Tlu< A s a o c l i i l e i l P r e s s ) other than the secretary of tho treas­ ISIDENT TRUST COMPANY col not requiring parliamentary rati­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—Sec­ ury would be appointed by the presi­ INDICTED FOR LARCENY fication. Expressions at tire commitretary Hughes presented to the dent subject to confirmation by tho OVER MILLION DOLLARS ORAI. ARGUMENT BEFORE THE arms conference at 12:20 today senate. During its life the commis­ FOR PRESENTATION NAVAL LIM STATE SUPREME COURT the text of a trenty for the limi­ (II)- T h e A s s o r l l i l r i l P r e s s ) sion would be required to make an­ ITATIONS ANI) USE OF TODAY tation of naval armaments. The BOSTON. Fell. 1.—Max Mitchell, nual reports to congress nt tho beginSUBMARINES naval treaty wns not read hut president Defunct Cosmopolitan Trust ning of uncii regular session in De(lly The A«*i»clntril Hughes outlined Its terms. In Company nrraigned today on fivo TALLAHASSEE, Fob. 1.—Oral ar­ cember. concluding Hughes said no more secret indictments in which lie charg­ gument In an attack on the constitu­ Only members of tho cabinet and extraordinary or significant ed with larcenies aggregating to one tionality of new Florida automobile li­ open session or tlio arms coiuvium-u of congress will lie appointed on tho trenty probably ever negotiated. million five hundred thousand dollars cense tax law before tho state supreme wns called to order just after eleven debt commission, according to Senntor "Obviously it means an enor­ fraudulent loans ntid conversions, court today. Action was brought by o’clock today for presentation of nav­ W’utson, Republican, Indiana, who told mous saving of money and lift­ false reports and entries and with L. S. Boasted, of Miami. al limitations treaty and special trea­ llnbcns the senate during tho debate yester­ ing of very heavy burdens from alter in promissory note. Plcnded ties limiting the uso of submarines corpus proceedings and more pnrticuday that, although he was not author­ the people. This trenty absolute­ not guilty. Released fifty thousand nrly involves the validity of tho li­ ized by the president to make such an and poison gases. Chairman Hughes ly ends the rnce in naval compe­ began with resolutions adopted in Far hail. cense tnx Imposed on heavy trucks announcement, he nevertheless knew tition. At the same time it thought the issuo, which hns been that this wns tho president's inten­ Eastern committee after reading many leaves the security of nil powers TRINKLE INAUGURATED treaties relating to Chinn, each of olned before the court attacks tho tion. unimpaired but menns more. The OF VIRGINIA vnlidity of tho entire act. Aside from the section proposing which adopted, Hughes read pointH of best thing Is the spirit manifest­ not less than 114Vo which wns added ngreemnt between Japanese and Chi­ (II)’ T h e A ssu e ln le d P re s s ! ed by which wc were able to that interest on tho refunded debt ho nese regarding Shantung. RICHMOND, Feb. 1.—E. Leo Tin reach this conclusion. We nro as an amendment from tho finnneo kie„ Wnythovlilo , Inaugurated Gov taking the grentcat forward step committee, tho only imoprtant change EX-l'IIEM IER vEN1ZELOS ernor of Virginia todny. to establish the reign of pence.” Tlio recital at tlio Parish House ( in the hill by tho senate was tho elim­ WAS HERE TODAY WHILE AT RAILROAD STATION ination of a provision which would last night of Mrs. Julius Takach ns- , Policemen Assigned have given the commission authority Sacred College Misted by Mrs. Wrenn McGuinn, rcnd: | to settle and refund nny clnlms which to Special Duty With or wns well received and thoso who I Convenes Tomorrow the United Slates hereafter might Health Department attended attested their plcasuro a t ' to Elect New Pope have against any foreign government." each number by unstinted npplnuso. In the Effort to Stamp Out Influenza 8. W. BRADFORD CHANGES Efforts to mid a soldiers’ bonus pro­ Tlioro is no bettor talent thnn theso , ROME, Feb. 1.—The Sacred Col­ Epidemic HIS POSITION TODAY—IS vision to the measure; to limit tho two excellent entertainers, Mrs. Tnk-. lege will convene tomorrow to elect a NOW WITH CHURCHWELLB authority of the commission in dofornch having long ago won her way in-1 new pope. Tho Italian, French nnd finif interest payments nnd to requiro to the hearts of the Sanford people Spanish governments which formerly Tho first of tho month hns brought congressional approval of tho oond nnd Mrs. McGuinn making n great ono chnngo in tho personel of store claimed tho right of veto havo Inform­ conversion agreements failed. Thu senhit whenever she visits tlio city in. tlio life. ed the Holy See semi-officlnlly tlioy Snm W. Bradford, who hns ato 'lid adopt, however, an amendment winter. Mrs. McGuinn is ono of tho been with tho Snnford Shoo & Cloth­ hnvo no desires in tlio plotter. t.v Senator Walsh, Democrat, Mussnmost talented renders in tho south nnd ing Co., so many yoars that ho. was chusettr, requiring tlio commission nfis well known In Gonrgin nnd especial­ looked upon ns n fixture loft that REVENUE INSPECTOR h'r the conclusion of ench refunding ly In Atlanta, her old home. firm to go with tho Churchwell Com­ ROBBED MANY HOMES negotiation to report tho results to MALE VAMP BECOMES Tho following program wns enrried pany and took Up his now duties to­ OF PRIVATE WHISKEY VILLI AN WITH NOIIMA *jje *cn«tu. Senator Walsh explained out: dny. Mr. Bradford is probably ^no that the object was to glvo “pitiless Who is Sylvia?___ Franz Schuhort of the most popuinr clothing men in CHICAGO, Fob. 1.—Pollco an­ Publicity" to the work of tho commis­ Lew Cody, wreckor of clncmn homes The I.nsH with tho Lollcnto Air tho city nnd numbers his friends by sion. hns reformed. The formot'molo vamp nounced todny Scott Burnetto,* in­ __________ Dr. Thomas A. Arno his ncqunintnnccs. Ho recently won tho will vamp no longer. Instead ho will spector of intornnl revenue depart­ Sing, Sinllo, Slumber------------prize for being one of tho mon In San­ appear hoforo the camera ns an hon- ment confessed to participation in RAILWAY STRIKE ______________ Chnrles Gounod ford who nlwnys had n pleasant word whiskey robberies totalling half a os t-to-good ness villinn, such a one IN GERMANY TODAY. Vlllnnclle..............Evn Doll’ Aqua nnd a smile all the timo nnd ho is corthat was heartily hissed in tho good million dollars within tho last yenr. WILL TIE UP TRAFFIC Mrs. Julius Takach tninly a popuinr young business man. old melodrama dnyH. Cody will he Burnetto snld to hnvo confessed im­ Rending, Mrs. Wren McGuin Mr. Brndford will hnvo chnrgo of the l l l r The A ssociated P ress) seen in a picturlzntlon of "Tho Sign plication In robberies homes of many Vale___________K.cnncdy Russell men’s furnishings with the ChutchBERLIN, Feb. 1.—Tho oxocutlvd on tho Door," Chnnning Pollock’s most prominent citizens of Chlcngo. committee of rnilwny mon’s union de­ Cnro Nome - _________ ..Verdi well Company nnd will bo glad to see highly successful stngo play of last Mrs. Julius Takach *. cided todny to proclaim a genornl all of his old frlonds at his now place; season, nt tro Star thontro tonight. NEW BRUNSWICK • Mrs. Julius Tnknch striko on railways beginning nt mid­ of business. Ho is n prominent member of tho cast TO ADOPT MONOPOLY Group of Readings, Mrs-------night tonight. supporting Norma Talmndgo, who is ON LIQUOR TRAFFIC ..........................................Wren’McGuin FIELD MARSHAL tho star of tlio production, which is VIbsI D' Arte, Vlssl D’ Amoro.. CANAL NOT AFFECTED PRINCE YAMAGATA released by Associated First National. RY EARTHQUAKE TREMORS (Toscn)______________ Puccini OF JAPAN IS DEAD “ 1 in uim relief work. “Tho Sign on —MOVEMENT NOT STRONG Love in April..Chrhtinnna Kriona Ex-Promlor of Greeco wns horo to0 *)o,,r,, will ho tho feature attracUn bol di Vodromo(Madnmo ( l ly T h e A ssociated P rcrs) ti,"> at the Star tonight. day for u few. minuteB* Btay nt tho LONDON; Fgb. 1,—Field Marshal Butterfly)----------------- 1 Union station. Prince Yamagata, ono of few remain­ I-ord's purity Water will bo given Laurent tho Magician will be at tho ing of Papon's elder statesman died 7, y tomorrow. . Go out to tho filPrincess Thcatro Thursday njght at hts homo in Odawara today says . “ station on tho Snnford-Orlpndo under tho auspices of tho American exchange telegraph dispatch from "nil tomorrow nnd got your bottles Toklo. E ighty ftttir yMVs old. ’ ' Legion. I 'M free of chargo. With Solid Opposi ,n From the Min­ ority Side �, 11 y SOCIETY MRS. FRED DA Hi Kit, Society Editor, Phone 217-W II y o n h a r e n a y fr ie n d * v l a l t l n g y o a — If y « a nrp g o i n g a n y n k r r * M e o m l n g kom>, o r U y o u a r r r n l t r l a l u l i f , w r i t * a p ca ln l cnrd to th la d e p a r t m e n t , g U I n * d e ta lla , o r t r l e k p o n e t h e Item . It w i l l be a r e n l l y n p p r e e la t e d . SOCIAL CALENDAR Wednesday—Hartnell's Orchestra will give n dance at tho Parish House. Frldny—Daughters of Wesley will hnvo a turkey supper at tho Parish Houso from 5 o’clock on. Snturdny—Children's Story Hour nt Centra Pnrk nt 4 p. m. i i- ,2/ / . ; efcv, •; it 1 ■> ft“. f i iv _ : ’l J M | „ Kfh JY i party motoring to Orlando yesterday rocont bride. 'Thoro boing thirty-two to attend tho concert glvon ly Frlodn tables. Mcsdnmca Wight and Mrs. Mcro Hompcl nt the Denchnm Theatre. formed tho receiving lino, welcoming Miss Gertrudo Jordan, of Snvnnnnh, tho guests on their arrival. Mrs, Hal will nrrive Wednesday to bo tho guost Wight was boautifully nttlred in of Miss Ruby Wlllinms nt hor homo, Brown ennton cropo and sntin, and Mrs. Itnlph Wight woro nn oxquisito 218 Mngnolin nvo. gown of black sntin nnd chiffon bead­ Mrs. II. II. Hill loft yestordny for ed. Mrs. Moro, tho honoice, wns hand­ her homo in Columbin, S. C., nftcr somely gowned in n smart afternoon spending several weeks hero with her. crontion. Tho decorations wore elaborate nnd daughter, Mrs. Tjirner Houser nt her beautiful and fentured tho dainty col­ homo on Palmetto nvcnuc. or motif of rose, green nnd whito, Tho Mrs. C. T. Pound, Jr., nnd Mrs. F. A. walls wero completely hiddon with Hazard left this afternoon for their nspnrngus fern gracefully entwined homes in Augustn, Gn., nftcr spending with bougntivclin. Floor lamps nnd some time hero ns tho guests of tho lights shaded in roso enst n soft rich lntter's pnrents, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. L. glow over this pretty scene. Tho tnlly enrds woro lovely hnndDumas. pnintod brides, theso were given out by littlo Misses Billio Wight and Julin PIPE ORGAN CLUB Higgins, who wore dninty frocks of Mrs. J. B. Rny wns tho hostess yes­ organdie. The hours passed very quick­ terday for the members of tho Pipo ly in the Interesting gnmo of bridge, Orgnn Club. high score being mndo by Mrs. Julius A short business session wns held Schultz, who wns awarded a pair of in responso to roll call, tho members cnndlcsticks and cnndlcs, second prize, responded with recent happenings in also cnndlo sticks nnd candles, was muslcnl world. Articles wero turned won by Mrs. D. L. Thrnshor; low score in for tho Easter Bnznnr, nnd during prizo favors was won by Mids Mary tho social hour tho members were Howard. Tho honoroo, Mrs. Moro, busy sewing • on nrticles for tho ba­ wns presonted nn embroidered npron. zaar. Following tho nwnrding of prizes Miss Dorothy Ray sang two solos, tho hostessos assisted by Misses Flor­ nnd Mrs. Ernest Betts snug in hor ence Henry, Dnphno Wimblsh, Mario usual charming manner "My Little Tongue, Frances Chnppcll, Marjorio Gray Homo in Tho West." Clay, Sara Warren Enstcrby, Agnes Lnto in tho afternoon tho hostess Dumas, Florence Mero, Frances Dut­ assisted by Mrs. Robson and Miss ton, Mary Elizabeth I’uleston, Olivo Dorothy Rny served delicious refresh­ ments consisting of salad, snltincs, Newman, Snrn Evelyn Williams nnd Mrs. J. N. Tolar served dninty refresh­ olives, cake ami colTee. ments consisting of block ico crenm in Members of tho club present wore roso and whito, individual cakes iced Mrs. Sinah Bray, Mrs. Itossitcr, Mrs. in white, rose cups filled with mints Maines, Mrs. Ernest Betts, Mrs. O. D. nnd cofTcc. Farrell, Mrs. Geo. Hyman, Mrs. II. G. This wns indeed n charming social Mcthvin, Mrs. L. T. Bryan, Mrs. Estcourtesy, and ono of n series with ridgo, Mrs. McGnghin, Mrs. Powell, which Mrs. Mero is being honored. Mrs. 1’orte‘r Pitts, Mrs. Forest Gntehel, visitors were Mrs. Bob Rowe, Mrs. Derby, Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Robson and ROADS MUST TURN OVER PART PROFITS Mrs. Phelps. MARKETS to to to ha to to to to •' CELERY Carlot Shipments Reported, Jan. 30th: Florida—Snnford Section................ 10 Florida—Tampa Section ................ 1 Now York .................... - ...... - ....... ~. 3 California—Northern district ......... 3 California—Southorn d i s t r i c t ...... 2 The Star Today! ! JACK HOLT in- “The Call of The North” Totnl cars.................................. 18 Destinations of Florida Shipments Monday Florence, 3; Rochester, 1; Chicago, 2; Elmira, 1; Now York, 1; Wnycross, 5 1; Potomac Yurds, 1; Indianapolis, 1. Wednesday—Iluslness meeting of tho -rAlso FOX NEW S! Totnl, 11 cars. Woman’s Club nt tho Club rooms. No diversions roported. Thursday—Mrs. C. M. Vorco will en­ Totnl cnrlot shipments colery boh• tertain thp members of tho Every son 1022 to date, cars .............. 203 Week Bridge Club nt her home on Tomorrow — Norma Talmadge in Totnl cnrlot shipments colory sea­ Ninth street. “Sign on the Door”; Torchey Comedy* son 1021 to snmc date last year Fridny—Mrs. R. J. Holly will enter­ cars ............................... ...... - ....300 tain tho members of tho Rook Lov­ £hus. Brady, the Baritone Soloist, will sing every Totnl cnrlot shipments colory sea­ ers Club nt her homo on Pnrk ave­ • Wednesday * son to date, cars ..................... .11072 nue. fy . Total cnrlot shipments colory sea­ Frldny—Tho Intermedinto Christlnn son 1020 to dato last year cars 0427 Endeavor Society of tho I’rosbytqrShipping Point Information, Jan. 30th FORTY-FIVE CONVIC­ inn church will bo ontortnined by SANFORD, FLA.: Cool, cloudy. Misses Irma Smith nnd Graco GilTIONS VIOLATING Hnulings moderate. Demand nnd Ion at tho homo of the former. LICENSE TAG LAW movement slow, market dull and weak­ Friday—Mrs. Georgo Rico will enter­ r| 'V lU V tR Y .I er feeling, prices lower. Cariots f. o. tain in honor of hor guests, Mrs. Tavares, Jan. 30.—Sheriff Cnssib. cash track: 10 inch crates Golden Chns. H. Rliss nnd Mrs. Arthur dny hns secured 45 convictions of vi­ Self Blanching, in tho rough, 4b-Gs, Fiske, of Worchoster, Mass., nt tho olators of the license tag law nnd a mostly $3.i)0. homo of her daughter, Mrs. Ray­ number of cases are yet to bo tried. Telegraphic Reports from Important mond Key. When he notified tho public thnt on Markets nnd nftcr Jnn. 15 ho will nrrest PITTSBURGH: 28, cloudy. No ar­ those who woro operating cars and Miss Ola Redmond, of Atlnntn, Gn., rivals. 15 cars on track. Oponing is tho nttructivo guest of Mrs. J. S. trucks without tho 1922 license he prices Tuesday: Supplies moderate, Harvard. mennt whnt he proclaimed. • dcmnml uni| movement slow, mnrkct He Is also watching cnrefully tho steady. Calif’s crates Golden Heart, Mrs. Homer Williams, (nee Ruby dates on temporary liconso plncnrds Os-lOs, best $0.50-$ 10.50; poorer ns Roy) Bpent Thursday nnd Friday here nnd no longer can nnyono get away low ns $7.00. Fln.’s 10-inch crates of with her father, A. L. Roy. from paying the lisccnsc feo by using Golden Self Blanching $4.00-$4.75, a dealer's license pinto for tho ontiro GENERAL REPAIRING mostly $4.2B-$4.50. Mrs. Karl Schultz nnd Mrs. L. I. year. Fifteen days is now tho limit. West First St. Old Ford Gari|i Frazier motored to Orlando yesterday PHILADELPHIA: 28, elenr. Fin. The sheriff nnd his deputies are 3 arrived. 3 cars on track. Demand where they spent the afternoon. also nftcr thoso who drivo recklessly rhono No. 447-W and movement modernto, market firm, over tho county roads, who do not prices slightly higher. Fla.’s 10-inch Mrs. W. M. Gaut, of Jasper, Ala., is WASIIINTON, Jan. 30.—RnilFOR MRS. MERO. crates Golden Self Blanching, 4s-8s, dim their headlights nt night nnd the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ned thoso who throw their scnrchlights One «.f the prettiest parties of the roads which earned moro than six §1.00-$4.50. Others $.3.50. Harrison, at her home on Sixth street. per cent upon the vnlud of their | season was that given yesterday af­ NEW YORK: 32, partly cloudy. straight ahead of the cor, which is nn property used hi transportation durMr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase, Mrs. It. ternoon by Mrs. Ralph Wight nnd Mrs. Calif. 4, Fla. 7 arrived. Demand was offense thnt Is absolutely criminal. "Arresting thoso who violate tho Cluli * nV Dio Period foom September l, moderate foi^ good stock, movement F. Whitner, Mrs. E. I). Mobley and Hal Wight, at the Woman’s 1920, to January 1, 1021, are required automobile laws docs not mnko mo Miss Martha Fox were a congenial House, honoring Mrs. Percy Mero, a limited, mnrkct steady for good stock. under nn order issued today by the popular with some,” said tho sheriff, Interstate Commerce Commission to Calif’s crates Golden Heart, 5s-8s, best "hut I didn’t make tho Inws. I am $G.00-$0.50. Poorer as low as $5.50. turn half of the excess so onrned over Fla.’s 10-icnh crates, Golden Self­ simply enforcing them. The man ANTARTIC EXPI.ORP.lt DIKII to tho government. Blanching, 4s-8s, best mostly $4.00­ who npplnudcd me for arresting a ON WAY TO SOUTH POLE . . , . ,, . | $4.50, few as high as $5.00. Larger mnonshining negro, condemned mo THREE WEEKS AGO A new telcphono enables fyou to a„ when I asked him to see tho judge * see and. ordinnry, $3.00-$3.50. the faces nt tho other end. "Wrong] ~ ... (Hr The Amnirlnlnl I'rc.i , , , . , , . . , „ „ 1 CHICAGO: 30, partly cloudy. Cnlif for driving a car with 1921 license."— face, Central, I wanted a blonde," w „ . P . , nUENOS AIRES, Jan. .10.-More . .1 . ’ , , . ’ i, I’la. 5 arrived. 31 cars on track. Eustis Lake Region. be the next complaint. . u__ . ... . , than threo weeks elapsed between tho * Supplies liberal. Demand nnd move­ CONGREGATIONAL CLUB WINS. death of Sir, Earnest Schncklcton, ment moderate, mnrkct weaker, prices British explorer and announcement to lower. Calif’s crates Golden Heart, Tho Congregational Mon’s Club won the world wns mndo yesterday when best $8.00-$8.50; poorer as low as $5. 10 Stores in Georgia------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1 Store in Florida the howling match last night with the the body arrived nt Montevideo. De­ Fla.’s 10-inch crates Golden Self lay duo to series wireless mishaps. Blnnching, 4s-0s, $4.50-$5.U0, mostly Kiwnnis Club. Tho score follows: Died aboard steamship Qu.’st on $4.50. 8s $4.00-$ 1.25. which ho was making another AntCongregational Men's C'luh POTOMAC YARDS: reports pass­ ings foi 24 hours previous to 7 a. m. Bolding ...... ........ 150 1G9 154 473 nrtie voyage while anchored off South today: 32 cars destined: New York Pennington . ........ 135 105 131 431 Georgia Island January fifth, lie wsa 14; Boston, 4; Philadelphia, 3; Pitts­ Remind ...... ........ 128 117 143 388 in good health tho day before. At SELLS IT FOR LESS burgh 3, Montreal, 2; Washington, 2; Roily .......... ....*.. .109 170 105 384 three-thirty n. m. ho felt sharp pains in his bnck nnd rnllod tho ships doc­ unknown 2, Bulfalo, 1; Baltimore, 1. Randall ...... ........ 98 70 Jewett ........ 10G 100 tor who hnrdly begun preparing rem­ edies when the explorer died without METHODIST NOTES uttering nnothcr word. Heart trou­ Club total.............................1950 ble. / Mr. nnd Mrs. Sntterwhite, nnd dau­ Kiwnnis Club This week’s freight brings us a world of new goods for our White Sale ghter Elsie Vernen, left Tucsdny for Lloyd .......... ....... 88 :;0° LAYMEN’S CONVENTION their home in Richmond, Vn., after Bower ........ ........ 1G0 153 r,:17 AT LAKELAND TUESDAY n pleasant visit with their relatives Thigpen ...... ........ 103 93 Mr. nnd Mra. R. R. Eldridgo of Pnoln. ST. JOHN’S I’RESBYTKIlT Colored Organdies, 40 inches wide Lnno ............ ....... 104 G8 Smith .......... ....... 127 111 Mrs. S. W. Walker returned homo Wight ........ Tho Lnyninn’s convention of tho St Although the m ar­ Fridny 97 from Arcadia where sho has John's Preshytory will he held st ket has advanced hem visiting her mother, bringing Club totnl.............................1757 Lakeland tomorrow beginning at ten 25% on Pongee, vve Mrs. Parker bnck to Snnford with her. o'closk nnd lasting the greater part of tho day. Mnny from Snnford Presby­ Colored Organdie, permanent finish, 40-in. have received an­ Laurant, Magician, at terian church will attend nnd tho pro­ Mrs. Hnttie Tnto arrived from Mis­ other shipment to sissippi Snturdny being called by tho Princess, Tuesday night. gram is filled with good things as wide, yard illness of hor daughter, Mrs. Coursey sell for, yard— 200-3tc follows: of French Avo, who hr.s been ill for 10:00-10:15—"Devotlonnl Exercis­ somo time. es..........J. II. Sadler, Oakland, Fla. RICHMAN PLAYS LEAD 10:15-10:30—Address by President WITH NORMA TALMADGE Laymen's Association___________Mrs. Blount of Fort Myora ia visit­ ing her father, I)r. S. W. Walker nnd 36-in. Wash Satin, a very popular fabric, Pastel shades, a yard....... 69e Charles Richmnn plays the leading ..............H. C. Du Bose, Sr-nford, Fla. fnmily. 10:30-11:00—“Whnt Aro tho DoW arren’s Satin A rt Ticking, a y a r d .................................................... 39c man for Norma Tnlmndgo in tho pop­ mnnds of tho I.ocnl Church?’’------Colored Indian Head, 36-inches, a y a r d .............................. .. 29c Mrs. E. L. Cobb of Richmond, Vn., ular First National stnr’s screen pro­ .......... E. n. Drumrlght, Tnmpn, Fla. has boon tho guest of her brother, R. duction of Chnnning Pollock’s success­ 11:00-11:30—“Aro We Justified In ful stage play, “Tho Sign on tho Door’’ R. Eldridgc nnd fnmily.' Meeting All the Demands of Tho Lo­ 32-in. Lorraine, French Gingham, fast colors, Misses’ Pure Silk which will ho tho feature offering at cal Church?"______Alex J. Conkloy a yard Wero you at Sunday School yester­ tho Star Theatre tomorrow. Ribbed H o s e , Mr. Richman's engagement with Tnmpn, Fin. day? If not, why not? Wo had 307 11:30-12:00—"How Do tho Fore­ brown and black, Miss Talmadgo marks his third ap­ nnd needed you. We can’t hnvo a . Going Topics Squnro with tho Great sizes, 7 to 10, pair, successful Sunday School without you. pearance oposito n First Natlonul star Commission?’’........... N. P. Yowcll, within a period of six months. Ho re­ Renfrew Shirt Madras, fast colors, yard Orlnndo Fin. All tho members of tho Celery Avo., cently supported Anita Stowort. in 12:00-12:15—"Senson of IntorcessCirclo are called to meet nt the homo “Harriot nnd tho Piper,” and sinco ory Prayer for nn Awakened Con­ of their captain Mrs. J. E. Spurllng, that time played with Knthorlno Mac­ science." 36-in. All-Wool Storm Serge, navy and brown Benrdnll Avo., Wednesday nftcr- Donald in “TruHt Your Wife.” Dur­ 12:15-2:00—LUNCH. Boys’ Nicely Tail­ on ing the latter engagement Richmnn noon. 1:30-2:00—"Docs Not tho Presby­ a yard wrote in collaboration with A. S. Loored Blouses, fast terian Progressive Program Meet Our At 0:15 Wednesday night all of­ Vino nn originul story which has just Every Requirement?"—H. C. DuBoso, colors, best make, been picturized by M1 h 3 MacDonald ficers nnd touchers of tho Sunday ■ . . . . . . Fin. sizes 8 to 15, each School nro.requested to meet nt tho nnd entitled “Stranger Thnn Fiction.” Sanford, The best 36-in. Sheeting, a yard 2:00-2:30—"Whnt Cnn tho Lay­ church for supper, immediately fol­ men’s Association Do In Assisting tho lowing which Workors Council will COME AND SEE! Church in Organizing Along *ho Sug­ ho hold. This is nn important meet­ gested Lines of tho Program?’’—” ing so holp mnko It 100 per cont by Wo invito tho general public to call H. Scovoll, President Laymen’s As­ laying by nil excuses qnd rensons on'uB nt our filling Btntlon on tho Or­ sociation of Suwnnco Prcsbytory, for not boing there and bo present, lando road Thuradny from 1 to 0 p. m. full of "pop", energy and onthusinsm Como, bring whatever bottio you may Jacksonville, Fin. 2:30-3:00—Election of Officers and to go nhend with this great and Im­ hnvo nnd lot us fill it with Lord’s Opon Discussion. portant work of tho church. You Purity Water freo of chnrgo. 3:00—Benediction..............Dr* c- L sny, I don't do much, I don’^ count but 2GG-2tc M. M. LORD. Stacey, Lakeland, Flo. romombor, success copies only by share each individual doing his or hor SELLS IT FOR LESS Savo monoy by buying your season Laurant Magician, at dead levol best. Do you want succcess ticket to tho Lyceum Course. $2.00 -EAST FIRST STREET OSITE FIRST NATIONAL BANK-----------------------In our church work thla year? It de­ for the aoason or 76c for each ndmis- Princess, Tuesday night. pends on "you’*. ’ 2G0-3UJ ,lon* 200-tfc I . I H U U . l . i m i . H ! . • * : » ,»|Pf ji Hi WARD & RIVE DIES ON BOARD HIS VESSEL H o f - M a c B a tte ry C o. Where You Get MORE SATISFACTION For Less Monty I.'. .i Vii Churchwell Co. \f JANUARY WHITE SALE I' l !\ 4 .-Cy\;i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY,’JANUARY 81,1922 PAGE SIX u . I I H BK * •. •* I " II ' • ?-jl ii if1 f II I tfl; It .Vi! . PONGEE 39c 79c 98c 59c N 39c j 89c • ' 124c ^31 85c . 98c. The Churchwell ,ii Pi" r - \ i . * j n. . i L . iA A «. ■» . .. • f * ] .4 f / t o * . .' ; . . . . 1 ............ . ------. .______ *■ . J ti �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1822 filiation!. The manner in which they aro usually solccted Is a disgrace to our school system. Men who ore bettor politicians than educators aro too often selected and their greatest effort wlillo in offico Is to keep in office. Tho political turn-stllo is too often worked for and ngainst teach­ ers. Tenchers nro not permitted to use the freedom thnt they nro entitled to, and nro hampered in tholr efforts by the politienn nxo thnt hangs nbovo their hends. This is all wrong. It Ib this conduct tlmt has brought the are our interests, and all th at a private school into grenter favor be­ thoroughly modern, well organ­ cause there, merit counts for moro than political activities. ized bank can do to serve or as­ Happily, polities seldom onters into sist its customers is the constant local school board organization. Some­ endeavor of this institution. times, It is to be regrotted if does* If any one can conceive of. a good rea­ son why n man’s political views should enter in to his fitness for n plnco on tho school board, ho is invited to nnmo tho reason. If ho is n mnn who proporiy apprnis. s tho school, h interested in school questions, nnd is a mnn of good bunincss judgment nnd nnd good mornls, his political party should bo of little concern, unless ho should hnppen to belong ta a party thnt advoented unAmorlcnn principles A COMMUNITY BUILDER nnd policies. II. F. WIIITNER, Cashier 2 F. P. FOItSTEU, President Tho one plen thnt is going up with great uniformity from the touching forre of America, is, thnt parents M IG H T H A V E BEEN K IN O The Interests ol This' Community I ’n b lla h rd *v»-rr a f t e r n o o n e x r e iil Sun d a y nt t h e l l r r n l d II u II i II m b . IDT .11 iik mil In A » r . , S u n f o rd , g i n . II. J . tlO l.I.V ______ _____ —.............. K d lto r N. J . M M , A i m . .......H w r o l a r r - T r e n a u r r r I I . A. N K I 11, .......................( J r n r r n l M n n n x e r O. L . I R W I N _____ C l r m l n t l n n M a t i a x r r P h o n e UK np to OiOO I*. XI. A lx trlliln c lln tr a Sinilr K n o w n A p p lic a t io n on Itubarrtptlon 1‘rlc c In A d v a n c e O n e Y ea r ........ ................ ......— ...... - ....... I S ix Mon I ha .............. .................. — ... D e liv e r e d In C lly h r C a rrier O n e W e e k ....................- ....................IB C ing them out is tho dearth of store rooms nnd building lots. However there are several men here now ne­ gotiating for building sites and when they make a deal there will be build­ ings started hero that will make San­ ford tho city it should be. You can't hide your light under n bushel nny longer. Outside capital is waking up to the many advantages of this city nnd there will lie at least six new buildings built this spring nnd they will house entirely new business ven­ tures. HOES COURTESY PAY? . T h e til* 12- to IH -p age W e e k l y H e r ­ a l d e n t i r e l y ro v era S e m i n o le C o u n ty a n d la p u h lla h rd e v e r y F r id a y . A d v e r l l a l n x r a lr a m a d e k n o w n o n a p p ll r a l l o n , l l r m o c r n t l c In p o lllle a . prr y en r, a l w n y a In a d v n n e e .________________ Does courtesy always pny? When does courtesy cense to ho a virtue? Roth these questions were aroused by the experience of n 'riend who re­ cently visited a newspaper office in a Just n little more sun if you plonse, vlorldn city. This friend was offended because Tho cloudy Weather is spoiling tho he thought he had been treated rudegood fishing nnd boating. How populnr wo nro tho first of tho month. Ono would almost believe It was Vnlenttno Day—such a big mall. After tho roof of tho thontro fell nnd almost n hundred were killed tho Washington authorities nro probing for the cause. They could probably find many buildings of the same sort if they looked hard enough. Roaches were found In a still near DeLund where liquor was being made. That's nothing. They found rats and other varmints in several stills in Duval county the other day but it does not keep the poor fools from drinking this liquid polsion. Ford now hns a plan to use corn an a fuel mnking grnin alchol out of the surplus nnd using the now mixture in rnrs. We hope he hns a new way of mixing the alchol in cars as nil wo Jinve ever seen was a bad mixturo nnd usually winds up in disaster. Tomorrow ami Friday tho balloon ascension nnd Dollar Day Snlc.i will he put on by the Sanford merchants. If the woathcr is clear by thnt tlmo nnd we hnve every reason to hcllovo i t will, there will bo big crowds hero to see the ascension nnd to tako ad­ vantage of the dollar snlea. This is the wny to mnko Sanford tho truding center. Bring the people In and then give them something tq stimulate tho buying, Sanford storca were nevor bettor, the stocks wero never finer, tho prices were never lower than thoy nro right now nnd wo want tho thous­ ands of people here to know it. Sales are tho things. Sanford will have several big sur­ prises in Iho near future in tho wny of new buildings nnd new business houses. The only thing that is keen- Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables TIIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS The Bank of Safety Security-Service This Institution, whose success and strength has been builded by a loyal people, whose most vain, 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 servicewishes you a happy, healthful and prosperous New Year. But for tho war this young man might have boon now the ruler of Ba­ varia. IIo in tho former I’rlnco Al­ brecht, who wan heir apparent to tho throne. Everything Ready For The Opening of South Florida Fair organized and it has |,cc„ announced thnt from time to time their PeMon nel would be cnnlrgod i,y the auditin' room activities until commencement of others. The committees ns oqmj day—this great day in the life of izod at this time follow; young people when they take their County Exhibits Will He Better Than Advisory committee, (To [)C conperspective of the future; and even Ever suited with regard to all plans Major •lien too little concern is shown in tho W. L. Floyd, Gainesville. Captain future education of thnt graduating ", , 0 un TAMPA, Jan. 31.—(Special).—Ev- George M. Lyuch, St. Petersburg class. If parents would tnko a lively nlong with his good look3 and his . . . . . „ , Major W. It. Thomas, Gainesville interest in school room work through­ splendid ability to think for himself, or>'th,nS 19 ,n romHnoB8 for the open- Professor Brinson, Gainesville. <>«y of the South Florida Fair hero out the yenr nnd manifest their inter­ ho has n bnckbono of his own nnd the Committee on Invitation, Miss ids est in the work being done, it would people of South Florida are proud of Thursday morning, Fcbrunry 2. Ev- C. Burkhim, chairman, Mrs. K. G. Baxhe very encouraging to the teaching of such a record. ory building has been completed; ov- ter, Mrs. J. A. Spruill, Sirs. L. u. force nnd would inspire tho students IIc is unlike some others wo know booth in tha county exhibit build- Morris, D. J. Edwards, J. It. Millan, with a hotter zeal. So too, business who nro not very far nwny who spend . , ,, i»«s have been put in shape. A small Misa Nelle DnCosln (all of Gained men should tnko n friendly Interest in most of their legislating homo villo). Mrs. Fred Gilbert, Kissimmee, the school problems, tho revenues nnd Lakeland nnd when it comes to boss ftrn,y of, mcn h.n9 b<*n b«sy the past Miss Sue Ilnrco, Clearwater, Howell the methods employed. Tho public rule they vote with tho bosses every two ^ cck® PuttmS on tho finnl toUC l* T. Lykes, Henry Hollingsworth, Har­ E,,cb ^ u n ty agent or mnn in school is of more vital nnd fnr reach­ time and simply follow the dictates ris, Greenville,S. C., W. C. G. Kilgore, ing importance tlrnn nny other in­ of tho ring politicians, chief among chnfg0L of the exhibit for some coun- Wildwood, Mrs Goorge Davenport, stitution in tho land, nnd yet we can their acts being the supporting of tho * i9 hetro or lnf hls nf c"J hero1 f'™ ’ Jacksonville, Solomon Mans, Tampa, county 9 Part,culbr exhibits, Charles Price, Brooksville, Mrs. Paul find no time to devote to it, (though Esch Cummings measure and tho con- nR we can spend several hours n week for 'scription bill and every other abom- En9t minute gathering of the best Carter, Mnrinnna.. vegetables, plants, shrubs and matters of purely amusement or po- in able measure thnt has come up ns Committee on Publicity, Byron well ns absenting themselves from flowers is being made. Most of the liticnl significance. Some day we Me G. West, Jacksonville, chairman shall renlizc our mistake in this mat­ the halls of Congress when tho rolls 8tnI,lu In d u cts such ns grain, forage, for the stato at large. EH Fateh, vice, ter of school interest, and that day aro called on most questions. Wo ",cata nnd tho likc- wore brou»ht in chairman for the state nt lar^o, Miss wil mark n new ora in Amcricnn cit- need men who will stay on tho job dn^8 nK° ’ Francis Wells, vice-chairman, Gaines­ The county exhibits will bo surpassIzcrnship ns well ns in school effic­ and who will do what hey believe is ville, Forry G. Wnll, Tampa, T. Curry, iency. —Reporter Stnr. right nnd not what the bosses tell in«]y bcau? fuI' Tber6J 8 intcnso rlv' Merchant, Madison, Elmer McCreary, them to do.—Lakeland Star. » T not on]y to make tho raoBt artiatlc _______ 0_______ displays but to mnko tho best nll- Gainesville, Mrs. L. J. Knight, Ocaln, WIIY PARK TRAMMELL REMAINS ■nr q around showing, for evory county cx- Mrs. W. A. Roxby, Daytona. Finance Committee, r. DeVcre B. ON THE JOB . INGW S m y r n a IxlV C S hibltor in tho Bhow hopes to enpture Morris, treasurer local organization, A w a y a B u n g a lo w ono or mor° °f tb° main prizes out of Chairman, Dr. J. Maxcy Dell, J. H. r> i. ix r tbo nbou^ twenty-fivo thoua1 0 B C S l W T i t e r and dollars which the South Florida Vidal, Miss Betty Miller. Program and Entertainment, Eli -------Fair nnd Gnsparilla Association is ofFutch, chnirmnn; Mrs. J. W. McCol­ Now Smvrnn is pulling ono of tho fering. lum, assistant chairman. greatest publicity stunts in the history Tl.o umusemont pike is in rcndincss Sub-Committee on program, Kline of the state. Lnst year the Hoard of nnd the free nets nro hero for tho Grnhnm, chairman; J. Fletcher Bur­ Trade conceived the iden of building opening day. The racehorses are qunrnett, Miss Muhlc Sachez, Mrs. Orville nnd equipping n fine bungalow homo tored nt the trnck, Thcro is not ono T. Stone. in .Now Smyrna nnd giving it nwny thing left undone that would add to Sub-Committee on Eentertninmcnt, frtfe to the person living outside of the entertninment of the grent Mrs. W. M. Dnle, Chairman, Mrs. Florida who would write the host es- throngs. Thornton B. Stringfellow, Mrs. L J. say about the beauties and advantages The Gnsparilla fete, which begins Burkhim, Mrs. Geo. S. Waldo, Misi of New Smyrna. There are no strings February 0 nnd is to bo concluded the Myra McMillan. tied to this offer except thnt the lucky fotowlng night with tho coronntion of Committee on Hotels and Transpor one must come to New Smyrna to re- King Gnsparilla XIV and his queen, tntlon, Mrs. E. G. Bnxtcr, Chairman, side. The contest hns been going on will be a great entertainment. The S. T. Dell, Mrs. DoVero D. Morris. C. for tho past six months and Now Krowo hns special costumes hero, tho S. Robertson, Mrs. Oscar Morris, J. Smyrna has received thousands of pirate ship has been put in truo form, B. Dell, Mins Almn Fennell. dollars worth of advertising already nnd Cnpt. Tont Lozano hns had his and will receive many thousands moro whiskers trimmed nnd waxed to tho HERALD ADS get results. when the contest is decided. Tho exact pirnticnl nnglo. Judges have been selected and tho edThe rnilronds have offered special itor of the Herald hns consented to act rates from all parts of tho stato for as ono of them. Tho New Smyrna tho entire period of tho fair. HOME COMING WEEK .EAST FLORIDA SEMINARY STUDENTS AT GAINESVILLE GAJNESVILLE, Fob. 1.—Prcporntions for tho reunion hero March ^ Jjand 0 of former students of tho Enst Florida Seminary, nt which many Florldlnns wero educated and which passed out of cxistnnco some years ago with other institution! to be merged with the University of Florida nnd the Florida State College for women, are going forward rapid­ ly nnd tho locnl conimltfae in charge of arrangements is bunding every ef­ fort in an attempt to get in touch with those who attended the school. Numerous committees hnve been QUALITY & SERVICE . FOR $1.00 SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Wait Flrat Street 1018 WeA First 8tre«t CHULUOTA INN DEANE TURNER MRS. CHAS. D, BRUMLEY, Manager �------------ r ^ r r r j --------- -------7T — 7------- ■--------- ■ - ' . • -Y . / eSOAV, FEBRUARY 1, 1822 ■ ------ ' ■ * * FAM T O M —:------S. - ~i----- 'A. t m •* • •* . The Man of Many Mysteries Princess Theatre, Feb. 2 1 _ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ 'JK mm J if ■ ... ** fin y ■■■■■■■■■■■ ttt n n V * * * n r \ ^ T \ s i ) COMPANY Ucbent AJ11 I wit.i. " B . ,.„ |Nc ESS o rr o w n ig h t „ .Hun seventeen years tho | , ';u«™ »^«sbM n" ch"ut“u'iu“ W £» Fo,r X T*" fuel w h **h . .. |t<(<ir. •During' tho years ‘ to to. .lovotcd 10 tho I-ycoum ’, mnnv offers from vnudovitlo fjrtirie.1 malingers have been ‘ aside by Mr. Lnurnnt because fLlieved in the Lyceum os a grent■fe!d in which to presen his work *L» na n charter member of tho Bnuitlonnl Lyceum Aasoclntion, 5 had no small part in the dopnt of this organization and „ lycoiim movement ns a whole. [ n f high esteem in which he Is held 'the members of his own profession uVMenred in fact that he was given L d medal by the Society of Amorla Magicians. He has nlso nppenred j jevoral* occasions before societies didentific -esenreh. ^ has always been Mr. Lnurnnt s ,in to have tho most nrtistlc mnglc letcrtainment before tho public. Ho never been content to let well ,Mngh alone or to rest upon his „»)< Fmh season he bns endcavorIto make his entertainments bettor |ti»n the last. J The production of the coming sen■lon will be equipped in the usiinl Inv[Lih manner that has ehnrnrterlzod nil |hi! entertainments, the stage settings liorpassing in beauty all previous ofjfort*. Mr. Fred [.arson will nssist |Mr. l.aurnnt and as stnge mnnnger liill have shnrire of this mass of Inplpment. insuring n perfect prosenItailnn of the program. Mr. Lnurnnt will also ho assisted by ■Mils Greta Banes, a talented pinniste Iwho will delight the nudionecs with liter riano solos. She will tnko nn I active part in the vnrlous mngtc liernei. ,1, he h«* nurnicem cnt— n J A criminal's fnvorite punctuntlon Ib the period, which marks the end of II sentence. . • SUGGESTIONS FOR WATER­ name on "the dotted line.” Thus THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY MELON GROWERS they stick tho business man, and in OF THE SOUTH IS SANFORD turn the entire public. Theso as­ U’ontlmifd from Paiio Onp) Watermelon growers of Centrnl sociations and agencies so full of pro­ At Green Cove Florida should have their seed in tho mise furnish nn ensy means of making artesian water. ground by Fcbruury 20, Growers of n living to the shamless projector of Springs, a short distance abovo Jack­ South or North Florida should plant tho scheme but it adds to the cost of sonville, there is a natural spring"disa few days earlier or later. living to those who nre producers nnd chnrging 3,000 gallons a minute which New land is best for watermelons. who netunlly render society some ser­ flows over a curb six feet wide and If you cannot get new land, select n vice. Every doller paid out to one plat where melons have not been of theso schemers or associations by four inches deep into a swimming growing for five or six years. This a merchant adds to his cost of opera­ pool, and this is one of the small springs of Florida. Silver Springs on lessens tho risk of disease. tion, which in turn must bo added to Watermelon land should be broad­ the cost of goods sold to the public. the Ocklawaha discharges 38(3,000 gal­ casted and dlsc-hnrrowed two or These non-producerH have been the lons a minute, nnd we are only at tho beginning of the story. Jacksonville, three weeks before planting timo. means of burdening the people- more About ton days before plnnting, than the profiteer. In justice to tho a city of 90,000 inhabitants, gets its water from seven or eight, ton-inch chock off the field and apply from honest producer, merchants ought to wells, discharging under a consider­ 400 to 000 pounds of fertilizer to tho look well into every scheme present­ able head into a basin from which tho aero, putting it around tho places ed to them before considering it. pumping machinery delivers it into : where tho seed will ho planted. This These smooth guys that come around the city mains. means that the fertilizer will become with a scheme have n faculty f o r , . Anywhere in the St. Johns River incorporated into tho soli and there making them appear very plnuslble. valley, practically any amount of pure will lie loss danger of injury to the They are hard to got rid of, nnd for artesian water can lie obtained simply seed from tho caustic action of the that reason are tho bigger nuisance. by putting down a hole or number of —Orlando Reporter-Star. fertilizer. holes throne^ the overlying strata and It Is n good idea to follow the first the supply is practically inexhaustible. planting with one or two others, 1922 CALENDAR PADS It, of course, comes from the rainfall about a weeq intervening between in tile interior of the stato which finds There is nothing quito so handy, end). This is advised because frost its wny down below the tight strata is liable to kill unexpectedly the first quite so useful, quite so indispcnsiblo and then comes up to tho surface for the busy office mnn ns the calen­ plnnting. dar desk pad. It helps you L/ re­ through natural faults, when it is end­ member, It gives you the dny nnd ed Hprlngs, or through driven wells or THE NON-PRODUCER dntc, it gives you just what you want holes bored down, when it is called ar­ The curse of the age is the man nnd when you wnnt it. 1922 Calen­ tesian water. who consumes will ingly without pro­ dar pads just received from tho fact­ Now ns you know, Sanford, nt my ducing anything. There are thou­ ory—tho tccond shipment—the first suggestion, has reserved more than sands of men who busy themselves at shipment wns exhausted in one week. 500 feet of waterfront to make a clear nothing better than incubating sche­ Get a 1922 Calendnr pad before they water basin in front of the lintel prop­ mes for making a living by preying are all gone. Desk stands for tho erty. My idea would be to have a ho­ upon society. They fasten themselves calendars if you have none. tel in tlie form of a hollow square upon society like leeches, and stick witli the open side facing the lake, nnd hang with bull-dog tenacity. They DISORDERS IN SILESIA. and I would here call attention to one are proof against shame, nnd oven supreme condition which is most im­ TWO FRENCH SOLDIERS though conscious of the fact that KILLED NEAR PETERSDORF portant. Sanford is located on the they render no service for what they south side of Lake Monroe and conse­ get, they continue in their brazen ef­ quently idl day long one is looking to­ (Hr Tin- AmMielnlril I’rcpn) MERLIN, Fell. 1.—Two French sol­ wards the north or away from tho frontery sucking the life-blood of so­ diers were killed and twenty-five sun, which makes it a delight to look ciety. These schemers nre the pest of wounded in disorders Monday night out on tho evcrchnnging surfneo of business men. With well oiled tongues near I’etersdorf, Silesia. the lake from morning until night. nnd a trained ability for tinting To return to our consideration of Grand opern is almost as good ns the hotel. In tho center of the en­ their schemes in rainbow colors, nftcr gaining admission to tho business man a phonograph record nftcr you get closed grounds, would ho a magnifi­ they mnnago by n constnnt flow of accustomed to the absence of that cent swimming pool fed by artesian words to inveigle him into putting his funny scntching noico. water and the overflow from this pool, four or five thousand gallons a min­ ute, would find its way down through the grounds in n perfectly clear stream nnd into the basin in front of the hotel grounds, forcing out tho lake water and taking its place, with a result that you would have in front of tlie hotel, another pool of clear water approximately 500 feet square. The central feature of this whole plan would be to have such a hotel as would attract tho class of people in winter who like to frequent beaches nnd swim in the salt water during tho summer, nnd part of tho plan would ho to have the swimming contests at Snnford during tho winter, and of course, nlso motor boating and sailing races on the lake. In a comparatively few years, tho waterway will ho opened up South through the St. Johns river into the Indian river and then passenger bents will run from Jacksonville to Miami, nnd tho trip will he as popular or more so in the winter, ns are trips up the Hudson in tho sumer. Since timo began, men and women, too, hnvo been wont to gather for rest and recrcntion around springs, and this is the reason why. Tho remark of that great explorer, Ponce do Leon, regarding the springs of Floridn, has had such n wide circulation nnd at­ tracted so much attention throughout the world, I mn very much inclined to believe that his remark wns Intended to menn just exactly what tho words convoy. In other words, he referred to the “springs of eternal youth” to convey tho moaning that thoy flow on forevor, nnd certainly through Flori­ da’s wuter supply and her nlmost con­ tinual sunshine, this land has attrac­ tions second to nono and superior to almost any that I havo' over visited, Youtb sincerely, WILLIAM T. DONNELLY. s D o dg e B rothers THE UP-TO-DATE 1922 SYSTEM P a y C a s h —C a s h P a y s Inaugurated by THRASHER & GARNER LOOK AT THIS ♦ i COBINATION BARGAINS Charge System Cash System 1 $6.00 pair Army Shoes 2 .70 pairs Men's Socks 1 1.00 Work Shirt 1 1.50 Men’s Union Suit $7.75 ami save $1.15 Do you need them ?. $9.20 Charge System Cash System 1 $5.50 Women’s low Shoes 1 2.00 Silk Hose to match $6.00 and save $1.50. Do you need them? $7.50 ! . Cfl Cash System Charge System $12.90 and save $5.60 Do you need them? 1 $12.50 Suit 1 d.00 Shoes • 2 2.00 Hose $18.50 You do not have to buy these combinations to get the advan­ tage of the prices. Call for what you want. This compari­ son shows you what you save by paying cash for what you buy. DOES CASH PAY? T h rash er & G arn er PLAN NOW TO HAVE YOUR OWN HOME Ownership of Ileal Estate gives you a definite place nnd in­ fluence in the community. It makes you a more desirable citizen. AND WHAT BETTER INVESTMENT CAN YOU MAKE? Meisch Realty Co. | A. P. CONNELLY, Agent 1 announce a su b stan tial re d u ctio n in the prices of their cars effective Jan u ary 1st, 1922 NATIONAL IH8CUIT I1LAZE IN PITTSBURGH TODAYFIREMEN ARE OVERCOME ( H r T l i e A a a n e ln trd I ' r r a a ) Sanford M otor Company Phone No. 3 •v \ , 4 *' Oak and Second '*• i • Sanford, Florida f MWWTWWtfi 1 *" '•** • ' - PITTSBURGH, Fob. 1.—Nearly n Bcoro of firemen were ovorcomo by smoke today fighting a blaze at tho National Biscuit Compnny's building In tho downtown district. Tho loss was estimated at $100,000. Laurant, Magician, at, Princess, Thursd’y night | 206-Stc Post cards at tho Herald office. Melville Comedians Coming Back Under the Auspices of the Kiwanis Club Week of February 6 “A Little Child Shall Lead Them” t t s Prices: Adults 35c; Children, 25c, including war tax Doors open at 7:00, curtain a t 8:15. Tent Located N ext to Postoffice Tent Well-Heated and Water Proof , I' '' » •.. fell**.* -.I'uWU ' i L ' t. „r.Vi m WITH FIVE BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS 1 \i\ ■ Under their $10,000 tent theatre, with an en­ tire change of program. Special invitation Monday night to Ladies. Ladies will be ad­ mitted FREE when accomuanied by one paid adult ticket. Opening play: .» r . 1 ^ XK .J *L £ �m suaStaaeoB sam B tsaB U ^ t ! ___ ONCE T H E R E WAS A ...MAN... « _ —^ - » » k ; « ; s :s s S -w ^ A DOLLAR EVERY DAY That asked us to change a $20.00 bill for him, stating at the * time that he certainly did regret to have to break it as he had been keeping it several years. We found that ho lost $8.00 in interest which he would have received if ho had de­ posited the money with some bank. Think it ovcrl One $ a day for 10 years In our $avlngs De­ partment will amount to over Four Thou$and Five Hundred Dollar$ :: :: :: ONE DOLLAR The very best purchase you can make in Sanford is to purchase ono of our Sav­ ings Bank Books. Wo say “purchase” al­ though we pay YOU to save your money ONE DOLLAR starts an account with us and it begins work at once. Drop in and let’s talk it over is enough to start a snvings account, Dollar Day is a good time to do it, and our Bank is the logical place to put it to work. $AFE$T FOR $AVING$ Note the Saving on These Day Specials AT SANFORD’S BIG STORE Silk Hose, Black and White........................................... Six yards of Soft Finished Long Cloth........................ Five yards Gingham Checks and Plaids, fast colors.. Twelve yards of Ince ..... ............................................. Men's Work Shirts, best g ra d e ................................... Men’s Lisle Sox, three pairs ....................................... Six large size Huck Towels......................................... ... Ladies’ Underwear, Union Suits, Gowns, and Teddies Boys’ Wash Suits, 3 to 6 y ears..................................... . Five yards best Pajama Checks ................................. Remember our Big White Sale is now on. Come in and see how you like Sanford’s new Store DON’T FORGET THE VIOLET BRAND SALE THAT STARTS EARLY IN FEBRUARY. WATCH FOR DATES ' 7 loaves Butter-Nut B read........... 12 packages Macaroni ................... 3-pint cans Wesson Oil................... Three 2-lb. Cans Roast B eef........ Three 2-lb. cans Corned B eef........ 14 Bars large size Octagon Soap ... 8 pint cans Log Cabin Maple Syrup 6 cans 2i/J>-lb. Pumpkin................. 6 cans 2l/;!-lb. Whole Hominy........ 4 packages Seedless Raisins.......... D ollar I Six yards soft Bleaching, yard w ide.............................jj qo Six Bick Huck Tow els.................................................... j,oo Ten yards good Apron Gingham..................;.................. i.oo Pretty New Dress Gingham, five and one-half yards for 1.00 72” Mercerized Linen Finish Damask, ono y a rd .......... i.oo Threo pairs good Lisle S ox....... :.................................... i.oo Men’s “Topkis” Union Suits, made of fine check Nain­ sook 1.00 Men’s Dress Shirts, good patterns ............................... i.oo 0 Knight's Nninsook, 36” Mercerized, 4 yards for......... i.oo Dolor Day is not a success for you if you fail to look our bargains over Special Prices on our already lowest prices makes your Dol lar Dny purchases extremely attractive Florida | When you Save the Penny it Sets the Other Nlnely-nlne i Cents a Good Example DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS THE YOWELL CO Sanford The Sanford Merchants and Business Men whose nds nppear on both sides of this circular in order to moke this $ Day the beginning of more just like them have arranged for an attraction for these d wo dayB thnt will pay you to como to town even if you do not want to moke purchases at this time. Miss Stclia Jaeger has been ongnged to put on some thrilling stunts with her haloon nnd will on these two days entertain the large crowds with a triple parochuto drop. THIS BALLOON ASCENSION WILL TAKE PLACE DAILY AT 10 O’CLOCK A. M. She will take up hundreds of tickets from the different merchants and business men which will ontitlc the finder to certain premiums. These tickets will b e’released 3,000 feet over Sanford and then the scramble. Come and get yours. The big balloon will go up promptly at 10 o’clock so be in 3 town early and be sure to get your prize. Thursday and Friday will lie big days, come early, see the balloon ascension, ■ parachute drops, get a prize and a good bargain. a The Sanford Merchants are spending good money to In3 troduce you to their money saving counters. i 15 ■ ■ ■ 5 g S J ■ 3 5 ■ r. SELLS IT FOR LESS 12-lbs. Pillsbury's Flour, 1-lb. coffee.............................$1.00 4 lai'ge cans cream, i/fc-lb. Cocoa, Vi-lb. T e a ................. 1.00 One Grapelade, one Rnspberrlade and one Apple Butter 1.00 One can Argo Salmon, one Lobster and one Tuna Fish.. 1.00 12 Lighthouse Soap, 2 Lava, 5 Goblin and 4 Washing Powder ...... ...... ......... ..... ....................................... 1,00 M»-Gal. Franklin Syrup and 3 packages Pan Cake Flour 1.00 16 small Van Camp’s Cream ......................................... 1.00 Nine Inrge Van Camp’s Cream ..................................... 1.00 Three cans of F r u it......................................................... 100 One good broom and scrub b ru sh ................................. 1.00 One good Wash Board and 5 doz. Clothes P in s .......... 1.00 OTHER COMBINATIONS FOR DOLLAR DAY Big $ Specials at Sanford Cash Grocery Also ------In vest igate------ Don’t Fail to Call at Our Place—That’s Where Most of Sanford Trades SANFORD’S LEADING GROCER BALLOON ASCENSION DAILY AT 10 O’CLOCK 107J JS 121 Blue WH Jacksonville, Flo., 10:08 A, Jan. 27, 1922. Edward Higgins, Sanford, Flo. -Effective today list priee 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 mediate orders so as te keep river route tractor plant in production and accord maximum support to Mr. Ford's efforts to lighten the physical burdens of farmers and aid them produce maximum crops at reduced cost. TORB MOTOR CO. 3:04 P. and see their many SANFORD AVENUE SANFORD !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■! H U M S Phone 210 Good News to the Farmers of Seminole County Be sure to go to the liU lw n W I. D. MARTIN, Prop "" FLORIDA ONE DOLLAR OFF ON EVERY FIVE DOLLARS’ WORTH HOF-MAC �THE SANFOBD D. WEDNESDA ■ sssssssssB S S S sssssasssi TW O BIG |f DOLLAR DAYS FOR SANFORD THURSDAY an d FRIDAY FEBRUARY 2ND AND 3RD, 1922 sh SS The business men whose ads appear on both aides of Ihij circular nre real live merchants, who have mnde the Dollar Day possibilities a success.. They arc offering real bargains, and it is these kind of merchants that merit your patronage. Head other side. SS 3j We have so many real $ Day Bargains we haven’t room to list them S3 ■■ w w YOM CAN GET MORE VALUE all here—and Remember it only takes QUALITY AND SERVICE FOR ONE ^DOLLAR To Join Our Clothing Club VERKINS & VRITT The Ball Hardware Co The Store That is Different O f Course The Herald Co _____________________ PRINTED THIS _____________________ WE WANT TO SEE THE BUSINESS MEN HAVE MORE BUSINESS AND WE ARE HELP­ ING THEM TO GET IT GILLON & FR Y Are Sanford’s Leading Electricians Handling All Kinds of Electric al Supplies and on DOLLAR DAYS Make Your Dollar Go Further $ ON DOLLAR DAYS $ Baloon Goes Up Prices Go Down 50 Pairs Odd Stock, Men’s and Women’s We Offer any $1.50 to $1.65 Box of Candy in the House for only Buy any pair of Men’s, Ladies* or Boys’ H igh-T op Shoes and We will pay you $1.00 And any $1.50 Box of Stationary for $1.00 Hosiery for Men 1st Nat’l Bank Annex Invites all the Out-of-Town Visitors in Sanford ON DOLLAR DAY And His Busy Office Force Wants All Visitors to Drop in and Make Themselves at Home During Sanford's BIG $ $ DAYS .. 2 They’ll Show the Farmer How to Save $ $ $ REAL' $ $ $ DAILY HERALD As Well as All the Time SANFORD, FLA. H m n n i ® JJ ■ �; PA G E s n ANFORD DAILY BUSINESS HOUSES TO BE IN PARADE AT ORLANDO FAIR One of the Fentuies of the Sub-Tropi cal Fair Will lie the Pnrnde NESDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1922 USE CORN AS CEREAL X* ,y°u BhBV0 y°uwolf, como hors nnd hnvo your haircut tho way Vo„ At Present Prices It'* Decldcly to want for 40c.-Albert Grnmling’s £ bor Shop, DoForoat Block, Second St.* Pockctbook’d Advantage to Go Bnck to War-Time I’rnctlco 205-Ctp PLEASE , PER GOSH SAVCB, o o u r w a it *<\u. v * ovilv got i OUE 6VWELOPE LEFT BEFORE VA ORDER VAORE\ \WE \<lk) Tho best wny to find out which ce­ G 'T GOtAB O O r R\TE O FF , / O u r GOtAYUAES VUE EURE 1 real Is moro economical for tho fam­ GIT fE P UP OM'RUSH JOBS' ily to use without impairing tho cnorgy-giving qualities of tho family’s menu is to compnre prices of tho dif­ ferent cerenls. According to food spescinjtists ol tho Homo Demonstration Department Florida State College, Tallnhnssoo, all corenl grains have prncticnlly tho same food vnlucB when oaten in n mixed Hot containing plenty of milk, vegetables nnd fruits. Therefore, nt pro'sent low prices, corn may well ho used In place of other grains on tho fnmlty table. Quick breads and hreakfnBt cerenls in which corn is tho chief ingredient nro palatable, appetizing nnd easily propnrod. Reeeipes for them will ho SM^caJL -f-v '& x . sent to persons who writo to tho pre­ viously mentioned office- nt Tnllnhnssce. Mnny housekeepers learned during tho war to prepare corn foods in mnny VAPLAf different wnys, nndd now thnt corn is so low in prico, careful housewives nro coming ngnin to its wider use. the president from n list of 21 names nnd seven submitted by each of the Laurant, Magician, at three lending rcprosontntlvo farm or­ Princess, Thursd’y night ganizations national in fact. 200-3 tc EDUCATION COMMITTEE WILL STUDY STATE TAKE UP THE WORK Dancing school will reopen next Monday nnd all thoso who have been taking lessons and all thoso who want want an hour’s dancing aro invited to commence again. 20i-'>t) One of the features of tho SubTropical Mid-Winter fnlr nt Orlnndo will bo tho big pnrndo on tho lflth of Februnry and will bo under tho per­ sonal supervision of Jack Hughes and anyone wanting n plnco In tho pnrndo should write to Jack Hughes nt Or­ lnndo and let him know what you will THURSDAY, FRIDAY have. Tho Orlando Reporter-Star hns and SATURDAY the following nbout tho pnrndo: “Among tho elaborate features of FEBRUARY, 2n d /3 rd , and 1th tho Mid-Winter Fair this year is to bo 1 \'. ' . > n merchants, manufacturers and busi­ With Every Tire Purchased ness men’s pnrnde through tho city of , * k,’ •' A Red or Gray Tube for Orlnndo, headed by Chief Dean, with * ' i ' t». * • his big ladder nud hose truck nnd oth­ ONE DOLLAR er equipment sufficient to show tho .}'■/* A ’«i ‘ .. City Beautiful and tho Fair ns well nt SPECIAL PRICES ON their best. 35x5 34x4 # ‘ t i if t f a y /A >» "C. E. Howard, secretary of the fair association, stated this morning thnt f •;*! 32x3V2 30x3/2 ho hnd never before seen such gen­ FOUR BIG GALLONS GAS FOR uine enthusiasm over Orlando’s great annual show, and that it was partic­ A DOLLAR ularly pleasing to seo how rendily tho business men, tho merchants, growers GAS-UP WITH US nnd manufacturers had responded to tho idea. This parade, which 1b being staged by Jack Hughes, assisting Mr. Howard with the big show, will start u£ nt 10 a. m., sharp, on tho lGth of Maybe CharUo Chaplin Is enraged to May •JV* ,mJ yb® * 105 Palmetto Avenue February and the present indications Isn't. Anrwar. this l» 0 0 pray fox fur w u brought from Pari* for HI b y ^ a r l T ^ y ' . *V u ll-n S ed star now and .ays h«r contract fortS Phone 481-J arc thnt it will reach from Lake Lu­ her to marry within a year. cerne to Lake Ivanhoe, if lined up on Orange avenue exclusively. Mer­ chants and business men from Kis­ simmee, Sanford ami other cities in DELAND, Jnn. 31.—Members of the five-county zone are participating the commission appointed recently by to a noticeable nnd pleasing degree. the Florida Educational Association "Floats, miniature houses and em­ to study matters pcrtnlng to educa­ By Henry Clews & Co. blems on motor vehicles will ho seen tion in this state, nnd the oxecutlvc SPECIAL SALE OF KIMBALL in abundance, especially since tho en­ committee of the association, have PIANOS tire parade is to bo by motor. Chief been requested to meet at Gainesville, public with respect to the fourth Dean agreed to lend the long display Jnn. 30 for tho purpose of getting New York, Feb. I, 1922. Relieved I Kimball Upright Secretary Alellon's statement in quarter of 11*121 are showing decided­ only after he had been assured that underway their work. in 72 Hours Mahogany, new..., The call for tho meeting was made reply to inquiries put to him l>y Rep­ ly better results in some eases than the march would stnrt promptly at 10 Without Drugs 1 Kimball Upright resentative Fnrdnoy, in which he re­ bad been expected, thus indicating o'clock, and his corps of men nnd dis­ by C. R. M. Sheppard president of the walnut, new ....... Pains In H eart. Cheat. Shoulder, Arm*— view’s the soldiers' bonus proposal and that the turn for the better thnt lias play of modern equipment will add association nnd Dr. Joseph Rummer, A naina Pretoria—Difficult Iln-nth, Smothermakes it plain that the money requir­ | been so much talked of is already sev­ greatly to the enterprise. The depart­ chairman of tho executive committee. Inc. DUiy, F ainting Spell*. Drupilcnl Swell- I Kimball Upright, Rosewood, 2nd It’d..1 ed must be raised by taxation, lias eral weeks under way. Significant in ment stores and clothin gestablish- The executive committee plans to tn- Inaa, Albumen and Huirar. hnvo been iH'rmnnrelieved w ith in 72 houru to 2 u t f i t i , Write us for full information re­ placed a very sharp issue before the ibis connection is the much improv­ meuts will ho out 100 per cent, while nugurntc steps looking to nn Increas­ eutly w ith o u t D m ** a n d M tdicinm t. In thousand* of caeca, by Th* Walden Muthod. U&It* of garding these and many other business community. According to ed outlook with respect to sugar other business men, merchants and ed membership in the association. H eart Trouble, Cardlne Aathma, The educational commission, com­ ■uffurcraof Mr. Mellon, the cost of present bonus shares, growing as it does directly out manufacturers are busy polishing up A ngina, IItotal I'reaaure.ThreuUmed 1’urolyiiU. bargains in Pianos and Phono­ of a better valuation for raw and re­ motor cars and making streamers and prising nine members, two from each Hardened A rtcrica and Kidney Complaints graphs. plans will ultimately run from $3,have no organic trouble and can t>o promptly .100,000,01) to $0,200,000,000 ami will fined sugar. Moth the product itself emblems befitting the occasion. At congressional district nnd one from and perm anently relieved by Tho Walden and the stocks of the sugar companies least three bands will be on ham! to the state at large Is charged with the bo likely to require as large a sum as Method, w ithout dru«». W rito for &8 page study of a broad field in tho educat­ hook, copyrighted, explaining tho N ature, J. H. HINTERMISTER $1,000,000,000 in cash during hte lirst have been driven down too low, and furnish the proper muslcnl thrill. Cause* and Perm anent Relief of these com­ the progress toward higher prices "The substantial prizes will be ional life. two years. The secretary’s conserva­ plaints, w ithout drugs. Scientific Consultation PIANO CO. Chart, Reference*. etc., which will bo sen t to A program of Its work calls for nn tive statement that the field of taxa­ during tho past week or two reflects awarded after the parade ends at tho sufferers Free, upon ro eclp to f a statem ent o f BUY IN SANFOKI) investigation of the state cationnl tion is already well covered and that a consciousness of that fact on the Fair Grounds. th eir case. Address: Tho Walden Inatltuta, "It has nut been determined what system, means of financing it, nn an­ Quito 407, Plymouth lildg.. Now llaven. Conn. the department would hesitate to rec­ part of the public at large. A very Jack alytical compares with tho system of ommend additional taxes calculated to similar situation exists in a number of route tho march will follow. provide the money needed for the other industrial branches, notably in Hughes said today, hut thut will be education In other states. Recommendations designed to Im­ bonus is n very moderate way of cab­ leather and in the principal leather announced within a few days and in plenty of time to permit all concerned prove Florida's educational methods ling attention to the disastrous finan­ 'slocks. The fact that our money and credit to get a mental-layout of the lino to nnd its system of financing the cial effects of any such program as situation is sounder than for a long be followed. schools are to bo made to tho next now contemplated. President Harding has not yet an­ timo past is being repeatedly demon­ "The Mid-Winter Fair is Orlando’s legislature by tho commission upon ■ nounced n decision as to our represen­ strated. Statistics of failures for greatest annual enterprise, und each tho completion of its work. year adds now zest to tho thrift and 11*21 now available show u surpris­ Members of the commssion Include: tation ns to the conference in Genoa. W. S. Gnwthornc, Gainesville, Premier Lloyd George's address at ingly small ratio of bank failures, growth of the community. It is every­ body's fair nnd everybody enjoys it particularly for those in tho national chairman; J. E. Knight, Tampa; R. Westminster a week ago offered posi­ and profits by its continual expan­ system and in the fouernl reserve sys­ W. Vanbrunt, Inverness; F. S. Hartstive advocacy of the conference as a sion." tem generally. High reserves at fed­ fiold, Tallahassee; J. II. Workman, means of rebuilding trade and restor­ Ponsncoln; J. S. Richards, Fort Laud­ ing exchange; and while not directly eral reserve banks are no novelty, and the past week's figure of 77.2 per FORD AGREES TO erdale, and S. Johnson, Orlnndo. doing so, nevertheless by inference cent for tho reserve ratio of the 12 COMMISSION FOR built up a strong argument for the It’s hard for n rich man to get to participation of the United States. institutions is in line with tho figures PRICING OUTPUT Heaven, hut it's easy for a poor man Such participation appears to be an of recent weeks. Experience as to admitted necessity if arrangements rates has proven that a fair yield is WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—Two im­ to he virtuous at $12 a quart. are to bo effected for the financing | necessary in order to keep out-of-town portant modifications of the original of exports and the stabilization of | money in the New York market, and proposal of Henry Ford for the pur­ foreign exchange conditions. As , tills fact tends to confirm tho belief chase of thu Mussel Shoals. Ain., CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 things are now going, the absence or i that extreme reductions in rates are power and nitrnto projects woru only technical representation of !not to bu expected in the near future, contained in an official copy of tho Southbound France and the United States might Ialthough there are abundant free contract signed by Mr. Ford received Doparts Arrivo result in practically rendering tho funds in many parts of the country, U|i1jooj) jo s;jju ]| Jojuuog Aq Aopoj The following telegram has just been receiv­ 2:46 a.m. conference ineffectual. Meanwhile, in and particularly in the cities. There OPENS FOR “TAMING No. 83.. ........ 2:36 a.m. ed by Edward H iggins, the Authorized Ford 8:40 a.m. tho hope of tho performance of some is now no reason why commercial Appointment of a commission by No. 27.. businesses should not supply them­ 1:38 p.m. ......... 1:18 p.m. thorough work at Genoa, current quo­ the president was provided in tho con­ No. 01.. A gent of Seminole County: 3:20 p.m. tations of tile principal European ex­ selves with the funds they require at tract as finally approved, which would No. 89......... 2:55 p.m. 7:10 p.m. changes have continued to effect a very moderate figures; indeed, most bo empowered to determine whether No. 85.......... 0:55 p.m. distinctly bettor condition of affairs of the banks in all parts of the coun­ tho contract was being strictly ob­ than has been true for some timo past. try would he very glad to see an ac­ served with respect to production of Northbound Itnilrond prospects continue to be tive revival of the commercial de­ fertilizer compounds nnd whether tho 107J JS 124 Blue Departs S Arrivo tho fundamental factor in the secur­ mand. contractor was retaining profits In No. 82.. ......... 1:48 a.m. 2:03 a.m. WH Jacksonville, Flo., 10:08 A, Jan. 27, 1922. Market conditions during tho past excess of tho 8 per cent return allow­ No. 84.. ........11:45 a.m. ities market in more ways than one. 12:05 p.m. Tho events of the past few weeks woek have been somewhat uncertain ed him. 2:55 p.m. No. 80.......... 2:35p.m. Edward Higgins, have furnished fresh evidence that and Irregular. Buying demand 1ms Tho other change was nn agree­ No. 02.......... 4:00 p.m. 4:05 p.m. tho roads have great vitality and with boon slnck, but tho general public ment by Mr. Ford to pay an annual No. 28...........10:00 p.m. Sanford, Flo. oven moderately favorable conditions are in a receptive mood, und with rental of <1 per cent on whatever sum could make u good recovery. Tho de­ any market oncourngemcnt would was necessary to complete dam No. 3 Trilby Brnnch Effective today list price Tractor THREE HUN­ cision of tho United States labor board not hesitate to make fresh purchases. In Its original form tho contract Departs Arrive as to working rules is favorable to Tho trouble is that spurts of activity provded for payment of rontpl only on xNo. 100.. DRED NINETY-FIVE DOLLARS, f. o. b. Detroit. No 7:00 a.m. tho roads, and there is undoubtedly are followed by periods of sluggish­ tho sum which Mr. Ford estimated xNo, 24.. 8:25 p.m. efforts should be spared to make maximum number better prospect of reaching some ness due to tiiu publication frum time would ho the mnxium required to com­ xNo. 158.. 7:60 a.m. agreement "out of court” between the to time of last year’s unfavorable plete dnm No. 8. Tho government No. 22.. Bales disposing of present stocks nnd accumulating im­ 7:00 p.m. managers and the employes than has earnings reports, and this condition experts wore of tho opinion thnt Mr. ■ mediate orders so ns to keep river route trnctor plant In existed thus far. Rut Just as these has a discouraging effect on tho out­ Ford’s estimate wnH for bolow tho Leesburg Branch more favorable conditions present side man, although It does not produce cost which would hnvo to bo met. Tho production and accord maximum support to Mr. Ford’s Departs Arrivo themselves, the demand of tho agri­ Iany liquidation of consequence. Tho modification, therefore, removed one cultural interests for further cuts in sugar business Is fast righting itself, of tho points in dispute between tho xNo. 157.. efforts to lighten the physical burdens of farmers and i rates is onto more' voiced through the juml most of tho refining and proiluc- government and tho Detroit mnnufnc- No. 21.. aid them produce maximum crops at reduced cost. xNo. 101........... 5:50 p.m. medium of thu farm conference at , i»g companies uru now in n fair wny turorcr’s agent. ......... 1:30 p.m. xNo. 25.. Washington. There lias been n o th i n g , to show profits horoufter instead of The commission would hnvo tho 1 ' - . FORD MOTOR CO. In rocont development that would war­ deficits. Tho firmness of the woolen right to "determine what has been No. 22.......... 7:00 p.m. rant such a reduction in rates un­ j shares Indicates quito clearly the im­ tho cost of manufacture nnd scale of 3:04 P. Oviedo Branch less it could ho accompanied by a cor­ proved condition of tho woolen trado, fertilizer products nnd tho prico which responding lowering of cost of pro­ ' and thiH is also true with respect to hns been charged therefore nnd If nec- xNo. 120.. ........ 7:45 pjn. 3:40 p.m. duction. | tho Hhurcs of tho Steel corporation and cssnry for the purpose of limiting tho xNo. 127.. •Dally, except Sunday. X— The interest shown by purchasers j of tho copper companies. Tho outlook nnnunl profit to 8 per cent such nB of steel shares during tho past woek therefore, is by no means discourag­ shall limit the prico nt which sail •s well ns the activity and advance ing, although tho market may con­ fertlllzzer may bo sold by said com­ ..Employment Bureau.. in price noticeable in a number of tinue to be n two-sided affair until it pany.” Tho vocational committee of the Bus! ^ specialty issues, is attributable not is demonstrated more fully thnt pres­ Tho commission would consist of noss and Professional Women's Club ^ ‘ merely to the-various rumors of cap- ent predictions of trado Improvement nlno mombors sov?n of whom would requests all young women desiring bo chosen by tho president, tho other employment to register at the First Hal readjustments, mergers and the uro well founded. ■ two to bo representatives of tho Ford HENRY CLEWS. like, but to real progress toward norNational Bank. , , Sanford Flori4a company. Tho seven members, tho «utl conditions. For one thing, tho i an AGNBB G. BBRNBR, Chain contract provides shall bo selected by Try ■ Herald Want Ad today. im iiiiiu iiiin iu H iu IH U llllim illlllllH H I I I 1 Teporta which aro now being made DOLLAR DAYS F.P.Rines P OUR WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW IANOS HONOGRAPHS 8210 $135 $100 Ford | Brings Down Price of Tractors Good News to the Farmers of Seminole County TRAIN SCHEDULE | Edw. Higgins s wsatw �Pr vT'f r-'M -•*V !TK *.» .■ < fwq? THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922 nt 20c. Industrial, monthly minimum $10.00; first 10,000 cu. ft. a t 20c; over 10,000 cu. ft. at 17V4c. Rates arc based por 100 cu. ft. per month. Eluctrl" rates: Residential, mini­ mum, $2.00 per month; consumption at ■ 11c por k. w. hr. S Electric power and light: Commer­ There is bound to be more cold weather and if cial, minimum $2.00 per month; con­ --------to : sumption nt 10c per k. w. hr. Power ■ You Can Find the Name of to || Some brave, self-reliant man said that. you haven’t a nice warm Sweater, see those —monthly minimum charge $5.00; 1st Every Live Professional and to 250 k. w. hours por month nt 9c k. w. s VJ Business Man in Sanford In -to nice— || Let us all adopt it as a slogan for 1922. hr.; 2nd 250 k. w hours per month nt This Column Each Day to 8c per k. w. hr.; third 250 k. w. hours to |f Let us create the spirit of optimism; per month nt 7c per k. w. hr.; 4th 250 to to to to to to to to to k. w. hrs. per month nt 0c per k. w. let us work enthusiastically, spend wise­ hr.; over 1,000 k. w. hrs. per month nt MISS GRACE TOMPKINS, R. N. ly and save systematically. Go por k. w. hr. Surgical, .Medical and Obstetrical Assessed value per enpitn, $835. Cnlb Answered H We can MAKE 1922 a good year. Budget per capita, $21.00. 309 French Arc. Phono G63-W We are now offering’. Your choice of any in The "budget per enpitn' means the nmount spent cnch year per person. 4% INTEREST PAID the house, one-third off the regular price. This does not necessarily menn thnt a Sanford Constructs Co large nmount is alarming. It is based CONTRACTORS AND BUILDBR8 upon what each person is receiving in Planes and Specifications Cheerfull; return. For Instance, Orlando’s bud­ Furnished ! get per capita is larger than Ocaln, All Work Guaranteed but Orlando is giving garbage collec­ H. T. PACE P. O. Box ID tion free of charge, keeping up parks, M cemetery, repairing pavements, rank­ The Store Thnt is Different Sanford Machine # ing donations to chnrity through un appropriation to the Associated Chari­ Foundry Co. STRENGTH PROGRESS SERVICE | ties, Orange General Hospital, etc., Sanford, Florida General • Machine nnd Boiler Work; has a paid fire department, police de­ partment, street cleaning, provides for Cylinder Grinding; Dcl.uxe Pistons; interest on bonds, a sinking fund, etc. Oversize Rings nnd Pins; Flywheel The other cities have a lower rate Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shnfts re­ hut arc not doing theso things. 'Orlnndo pays one-half of street paving turned; agents for Caille Inboard nnd where the other cities pay one-third. Outboard Motors. -----------Phono 62 In Orlando one-half tlio cost is assess­ ed against the property owners. In Acteylene Welding other cities two-thirds is assessed OF ALL KINDS against the property owners. Cleanliness is next to Godliness JACKSONVILLE—Rates for elec­ Sanford Welding Co. tric light and power: Monthly mini­ 109 North Sanford Avenue mum charge, 50c; consumption nt 7c We invite the public and all users of ELDER a per k. w. hr. Last year electric plant SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring nnd in S. O. Shinholser earned $500,000 net. our method of handling its product. Why take a chance? Your eminent physicians claim ST. PETERSBURG—Rates for wat­ Contractor and Builder that this water in unexcelled and its purity er: Minimum, per annum, $0.00. Rate SANFORD -:- -:- FLORID* makes it most beneficial for many troubles. per 1,000, 20c. At the Star Theatre Today LIVE OAK—Water rates $1.00 niin- “WE DELIVER THE GOODS' The Ford people of Sanford as well as the mum charge; 15c per M, for all over Quick Service Transfe? Western Union recommend this water for 8,000 gals, up to 50,000, and 10c por ic a im to to to to to to to to OCALA:— batteries. Storage Facilities M. Water plant under municipal own­ Total assessed valuation, $4,232,800. ership. Net revenue for 1920 was $5,- If we please you, tell others; If no Call phone 311 and have n bottle of this water Millnge levied, 15. tell us. Phone 498 000; for 1921, $0,000 and for 1922 Is sent you and protect your health. Water rates, 100 cubic feet, 12Vic. estimated at $7,500. Minimum $3.75 per quarter. FORT MYERS—Water rotes are: Hotel Montezuma Electric lights, 0-180 k. w. per mo. Minimum, $1.25 to 3,000 gals., addi­ “Sanford’s New Hotel” nt 7c. tional, 25c per M,, to 10,000 over 20c. $1.60 Up Per Day *4 to Electric power, 7-3c per k. w. (Note—"M” moans 1,000.) Assessed value per enpitn, $051. Under This Head, Articles to FLORIDA j SANFORD Budget per enpitn, $15.20, ta Pro and Con Regarding Mu- to COMFORT COTTAGE GOMPEKS SAYS LABOR im a u u m ij n N H u u H n ia u iiN in iiia iiR ii to nicipal Ownership Will Do to WILL FIGHT BOARD is now open for guests. Will bo glad ST. AUGUSTINE:— Ri Published in the Hernld. to to see new ns well ns old friends, to to Total assessed valuation, $9,023,875. Rooms and monls, also meals. House to to to to to to to tto to to Unions Unwilling to Have Differed Millnge, 1216. 8 heated. Water rates, minimum $12 per year. ccs Settled A h Hoover A h K h . FIGURES FROM OTHER CITIES. Electric rates, 12c k, w. Miss N. A. Walker Mrs. M. Martin Electric power, 10-8 cents per k. w. NEW YORK, Jan. 31.—Samuel There are many good articles be­ Gas per thousand, $1.80. Gompers, veteran president of the Assessed value per capital, $1,418. American Federation of Lnbor told SANFORD NOVELTY ing printed in the Orlando papers delegates at today’s session of the these days regarding municipal own­ Budget per capita, $30.00, WORKS THE SUB-TROPICAL MID-WINTER FAIR National Civic Federation thnt or­ ership and privnto ownership. The V. C. COLLER, Drop. SANFORD:— ganized labor would "never sub­ General Shop and Mill Herald will copy them from time to IS YOUR FAIR Total assessed valuation, $4,925,537. mit” to the creation of a tribunal for time in order that the Sanford people Work Millnge, 17. the compulsory adjudication of rnilcan judge for themselves when the We Invite You and Hope You Will Invite Electric lights, 15c k, w. rond lnbor controversies. Ho charac­ CONTRACTOR and BUILDEh time comes. The following figures terized the proposal ns " rcsuscintion 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla of comparison arc taken from the Or­ Gns, per thousand, $2.00. Everybody Assessed value per enpitn, $610, lando Sentinel: of a barbaric condition under condi­ Budget per capita, $15.40. tions of unfreedom." DAYTONA:— Geo. W. Knight Total assessed valuation, $5,702,President Gompcr’s ultimatum 800. TALLAHASSEE:— given in an answer to appeal for Real Estate and Insurance Total assessed valuation, $4,900,000. such n tribunl voiced by Ben W. Hoop­ Millnge levied, 25. THIS IS A BIG THING SANFORD -:•:* FLORIDA er, vice chairman nnd public member Water rates, 15c per thousand gal­ Millnge, 13. lons. Water rates, 50c per thousand gal. of the United States nilrond Labor Really quite the biggest thing you ever Minimum, $1.00 per month. Board. In a speech earlier in the dny, Sanford Steam Laundry Electric rates, 13c. saw in the way of a Fair. Electric light, 0-2U0 k. w. nt 15c. pntchcs "whoso decision shnll lie en­ Electric power, 13c. FOR SERVICE Minimum $1 per month. forced by suitable penalties.” Tho Gas per thousand $1.95. Call 146-J Every Department is full up; and happy to S Electric power, 10-7 cents per k. w. lnbor lender made an issue of Mr. Assessed value per capita, $7G0. W. RAVVLING, Prop. say, Seminole County is in to help make it a Gits, per thousand, $2.25. Minimum Hooper’s suggestion. Budget per capita, $22.40. $1.00 per month. Ho also demanded to know to whom success. George A. DeCottes Assessed value per capita, $007. Mr. Hoover was referring when ho GAINESVILLE:— Attorney-at-Law Budget per capita, $13.30. Tank up your auto and come. spoke of rndicnl nnd conservation Total assessed valuation, $3,701,437. Over Seminole County Bank lnbor lenders, asking in which class Millnge levied, 18. Reduced Rail Rates. WEST PALM BEACH:— FLORIDA ho was listed, Mr, Hooper replied SANFORD -:- -:Mater rates, 12V£ic per 1,000 gnllonB. Totnl nsscssed valuation, $15,000,ho did not wish to enst reflection on Electric rates, minimum, $1.00. H. W. NICKERSON Mr. Gompers or tho lnbor movement Electric power, 5.5-2 cents per k. w. 000. Millnge, 14. ns a whole, blit insisted thcro woro Public Accountant; Audits—Syetems Assessed vnluo per capita, $442. "tunny radicals” In tho movement. No rntes given, Incoma Tax Bervlco Budget por enpitn, $9.40. Assessed value por capita, $1,000. Mr. Gompers closed his address Room 16 McNeill-Davis Bldg. Budget per capita, $10.00. with the charge that railway officials Phono 852 * Orlando, Fla. gave tho rnilrond board railroad fig­ Henry McLaulin, Jr. ures $1,250,000,000 in exxeess of the LAKELAND:— Auto Radiator Repair j W. R. O’NEAL, Pres. C. E. HOWARD, Sec. Total nsssesed valuation, $4,800,000. totnl nctually paid. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST Shop Millnge, 24. 1111 Water rates, 18-12 cents per thous­ THE FARMER HIS OWN RESCUER Located at 207 French Avc., between and gallons. Minimum $1.00 per mo 2nd nnd Third. E, R. BEUGQUI8T. Electric light, 13-7c por k. w. Tho discussions nt tho recent meet­ Electric power, G-3c k. w. ing of the Floridn Swine Grower’n Assessed valuation per capita, $532 Association in Ocala reveal the fact thnt the lending farmers of this stato Budget per capita, $21.40. (The above figures are based on are fully aware of tho fact thnt mar­ 212 East. 1st St. Banford, Flo. information nnd estimates furnished keting hns become one of tho para­ the Lakeland Chnmber of Commerce mount features of agriculture, that it is no longer of less consequence than in Deeomber, 1921). production. ORLANDO:— Assessed valuation, $12,531,487. Consldernblo divorgonco of opinion evidenced Itself as to how the market­ Millnge, 18. Water rntes: Schedule A, annual ing problem should bo solved. But all We have both the Cord-Lined Paper and the Call or See Us minimum $15.00; first 15,000 gals, nt were In accordance with tho iden that 30c; next 85,000 gnls. at 25c; over tho solution of this problem Is up to SAVB YOU MONEY regular Black Paper B 4 U Buy 100.000 guls nt 20c. Schedulo B, an­ tho farmor htmsolf, nnd those closoly Writ* na nual minimum $30; entire consump­ allied agencies of agriculture. Empire Hotel Block tion at 20c. Schedulo "C"—Reslden If it is up to tho farmer, wo have : ORLANDO. FLORIDA tial: Yard hydrant, $5.00 per year; reasons to believe thnt the problem -Ask Us for PricesOur WOOD KILLS the kitchen sink, $8.00 per yoar; bath tub, will bo solved. Tho study of Ameri­ - I No advertisements for the Clcssl$6.00 por year; toilet, $4.00 per year; ca life gives ue confidence In the far­ CHILL lavatory, $2.00 por yoar; sprinkling: mer’s ability to work out his own fled or Want Colums of the Herald Up to 1,000 feet, $5.00 per year; 1,000 salvation. No one can dispute the are taken without cash In advance and to 3,000 feet, $7.00 per year; 3,000 to fact that the conditions of our farm none are taken over the telephone. 6.000 feet, $8.00 per yoar; 6,000 to life and farm people has ever been a This i« made necessary by tho mis10.000 feet, $10.00 per year, true Index to the Industrial and social take* la phone message* and by the xtra bookkeeping entailed on tbe Gas rates: Residential and com­ 'conditions existing In our country. SANFORD, FLORIDA email acoenata that take the profits — :------ 1-----------Phone 34 •f *( 4.-» mercial, monthly minimum $1.00; flret I ttt of this form ef advertising* 6.000 cu. ft. at 26c; over 6,000 cu. ft. Post Cards at the Herald Office. “Let Us Have Done With Pessimism” * PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY : * y , OFF PENNSYLVANIA KNIT COATS s ! 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 01, 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/15afb65b36fa9369b7c19b373f1cb2f6.pdf 4e9fb4b3931524ff11df4ffb7a18c71d PDF Text Text ' .*■ I®■ ■ •• *v & *?•*' .* lyv/YV. • ANFORD , (jny Substantial S anford D aily Herald Ml SANFORD -•! ‘T h e City Substantial” IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUM BER 268 SANFORD, FLORIDA, T H U R SD A Y , FEBRUARY 2, 1922 M I G H T FATALITIES - S : FINAL RECORD DISASTER AT WASHINGTON THEATRE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS H PROCEEDINGS FOR JANUARY £ **» SOLDIERS’ BONUS PAID OUT OF SPECIAL TAXES—TO BE INCREASE IN POSTAGE, ETC. The Board of county commissioners Company, n corporation, be and tho in nnd for Seminole county, Fin., mot same nre hereby each fuly approved In reguinr session at 10 o’clock Janu­ by this Board as to form and suffic­ F R A N C E ’S T E N N IS STA R Secretary Mellon De­ A N O T H ER TH R O N E LOST ary 3rd, at Snnford, Fin. Present: iency nnd ns to the responsibility of jffard Sh a u gh n e ssy, clares Before House Chairman, L. A. Hrumley, and Com­ the surety thereon, nnd, [second A s s ’t P o s t m a n missioners L. P. Hagan, C. W. EntzBe It Further Resolved, thnt tho Ways and Means mingor, 0. P. Swope nnd E. Curlctt snid fidelity bonds of the said B. G. tor G e n e r a l D i e s * /' V with V. E. Douglass, deputy clerk nnd Smith, S. W. Swopo and G. M. Jacobs -V * ;V V C. M. Hnnd, sheriff, in nttcndnnce. bo and the same nre this day taken Minutes of the Inst reguinr meet­ nnd approved by the Board of County ing were rend, approved nnd ordored Commissioners of Seminole County, WOULp BE IMPRACTICABLE BE­ Floridn. filed. CAUSE SOURCE OF DEBT IS Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by Comr. L. P. llngnn offered tho fol­ PROBLEMATICAL lowing resolution, nnd moved its adop­ E. Curlett nnd enrried, the Spnnlnhh u sba n d ( I l f T h r . \ «»oel nt r r t I’r e s a ) tion, snmo wns seconded by Comr. C. Amcricnn War Veterans nre hereby allowed tho use of the Court Room WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—Tho W. Entzminger nnd adopted. soldiers bonus should Ire pnld out Be It Resolved, That B. G. Smith, for organization purposes on the night ird H. Shnughcnessy, of Chiof January 1H , 1922. of spcrittl taxes such ns increas­ S. W. Swopo unil G. M. Jacobs, who Motion of L. P. Hngnn, sec onded by So, second assistant PosUnnsted first and second clnss postage aro freeholders residing in Seminole tf general, died .odny of the Innnd tobacco levies Secretary Mol-* County, Florida, within tho territory O. P. Swope nnd carried, Mr. Howard 1 received in the KnlckcrIon declared todny before houso comprising Special Bond and Bridge Browning and his wife nre hereby np[ockcr Theatre disaster Snturwnys nnd means committee. District No. 2, of Seminole County, ! pointed superintendent and matron, div nicht. Although his Injuries Floridn, bo and they are hereby ap­ I respectively of the Seminole County Mellon reiterated his belief that were known lo lie of n critical na­ pointed Bond Trustees of Special Bond (Home, at n salary of $25.00 per it would Ik* impracticable to de­ ture hi< condition hnd Hhown Im­ and Bridge District No. 2 of Scmlnolo month each, they to serve ns such pend on foreign debt for financ­ superintendent and matron at the provement up to yesterdny and ing proposed five-way adjusted County, Florida, and hi, death was unexpected. His pleasure of this board. compensation plan because reve­ Be It Further Resolved thnt tho said wife and 10-year-old daughter, Comr. C, W. Entzminger offered tho nue from thnt source problemati­ II. G. Smith, S. W. Swope and G. M. following resolution, nnd moved its Milo. Suzanne Lenglen of France, both of whom arc recovering cal. from injuries received In the dis­ Queen Annie S miley, once the ruler Jacobs, he each required to enter into adoption, same was seconded by Com. proluility tlie world's greatest woinnii Spcinl taxes mentioned by Mel­ tennis plover, photographed on her nrif nil Amerlenn gypsies, hns virtually a good nnd sufficient bond in the sum L. P. Hagan and adopted: aster hnd not been informed of lon were one cent Increase in tho tlviil in New York. She has come to Ifml her throne and her followers have of Two Thousand ($2,000.00) Dollars, hi, death early todny. The daugh­ Be It Resolved that the Osceola Cy­ America to piny n series of matches. first class postage, increased sec­ dwlmlleil to u few faithful ones who conditioned upon the faithful perform­ press Company ,bo notified by the ter has both arms broken, nnd the .Suzanne was III when she entered the ond class postage. Increased cig­ dwell with her In licdrngglcil tents at ance of tho duties imposed upon them wire is suffering from n frncturarette tax of fifty cents per Sllckltey. near t’ldeiigo. Queen Annie by Inw as Bond Trustees of snird clerk that in the construction of their liiitlonnl clinmploiiHlilps at Forest ,d rib and shock. Shnughnessy’s attributes h r iliiMufiilt to the spirit Special Road and Bridge District No. Lake Jessup Branch R. R. along the Hills. 1., I., nnd delimited to Mrs. Millthousand; increased tobacco tnx death brings the fatality list of Florida uve., that they place hog and lurv uftiT I• iils out* si*i. of dei.ioe:r.ey developed among her of two cents a pound: increased 2, of Seminole County, Florida. disaster as recorded by the police cattle guards at all places where they propli* t* t !u? u'lir. documentary stamp taxes; tax of Comr. C. W. Entzminger offered cross fence lines, that they lower and up to ninety-eight. two cents on each hank check; the following resolution, nnd moved place in suitable condition for traffic license tax of fifty cents per its adoption, same was seconded by tho crossing on the Oviedo nnd Geneva | ITALIAN CABINKT horsepower on automobiles; total Comr. L. P. Hagan nnd adopted. Wll.l. RESIGN TODAY 1road nnd that in grading the right-ofestimated return from these tax­ 13c It Resolved, that the clerk of way they are to Itear in mind that the es was $300,000,000. this lionrd bo nnd ho is hereby order­ 1right-of-way is 11 feet wide and any ROMS, F'd». 2.—Itall.i t Government Mellon did not recommend any ed to cause a notice to bo published holes or ditches dug outside of this I of Premier Bottom! has decided to re­ of the tnxes suggested. ns may lie required by law in tho right-of-way are to be filled. sign, Semi Official Stofnni agency an­ Sanford Herald, a newspaper publish­ nounces. Motion of L. I*. Hagan, seconded ed at Snnford, Scmlnolo County, Flor­ by E. Curlett and curried, the matter ON EXPENDITURES IN RACE FOR CITY ELECTION TO GET VIEW OF SNOW-BOUND ida, thnt this Board will receive bids , of opening the rond east from the JOBS for the purchase of the Ninety Thous­ county home is referred to Chairman NATION’S CAPI­ and ($'.>0,000.00) Dollar, six per cent, L. A. Hrumley, to investigate nnd re­ TAL JACKSONVILLE, F*b. 2.—Mem­ thirty year bonds of Special Road and port to this board. bers of local political circles todny <njr T h r Ansorlfitrc! I*re«»> Ilridgo District No. 2, of Seminole WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—President County, Florida, authorised at an elec-1 Motion of 0. P. Swope, seconded by were decly interested in tho final out­ C. W. Entzminger, nnd carried Attor­ come of an attempt by the city council larding went out for himself onrly tion hold throughout said territory on , ney Geo. A. DcCottes is instructed to * notify Stoney & Cook, thnt when this to enact a municipal corrupt practice TREATY RESTRICTING USE OF last evening nnd got n first hand view May 17th, 1021. law. The measure passed ttys coun­ NEW AGENCIES ALSO Comr. L. P. Hagan offered the fol­ J FIFTY-TWO CAItOINAI.S TODAY of tho slush bound cnpitnl. Board has written assurance from Mr. cil last night on first rending and wns ADOPTED lowing resolution nnd moved its adop­ IN HOME GO INTO Having read newspaper description tion, untile wns seconded by Comr. C. J. T. McLain and Mr. A. J. McCulley, referred to the committee on laws SECLUSION that their Kills hnvo been adjusted, nnd rules. t II 7 T h e A a a u r l n t r d P r r a a ) of hto aftermath of the blizzard, the W. Entzminger and adopted. WASHINGTON, Fob. 2.—Tho the balance duo Stoney & Cook, by The Inw would limit tho expendi­ Ho It Resolved, thnt the fidelity president decided to take some exer­ ill. The Annorlntri! I’rrsii) Seminole County, will lie paid them. ture of money In primary elections in Washington negotiations for limita­ ROME, Feh. 2.—Tho Conclave of cise and see for himself, so accompan­ bonds of B. G. Smith, S. W. Swopo Communication was read from Mrs. elections in Jacksonville, would pro­ tion of armament reached their con­ | the Sacred College which is to chooso ied by Secretary Christian he slipped nnd G. M. Jacobs, heretofore appoint­ E. M. Galloway, asking that this board vide just how such money should he summation todny when a plennry ses­ ] the successor to tho lato benedict be­ away from tho White Houso just be­ ed to act and serve ns Bond Trustees allow the Woman’s Club to use the ,spent nnd would require candidates sion of the arms conference gave def­ gan its sittings today. Fifty-two fore six o’clock and headed for tho of Special Road and Bridge District Imsement of tho court House for tho to file statements of expenditures inite nnd public npprovnl to tho two cardinals in Romo went into seclusion “F” street shopping district which is N'o. 2, of Seminole County, Florida, in Trades Carnival on Jan. 20, 21, 23 nnd thirty days before, five days before, treaties limining nnvies nnd restrict­ last night nnd when the doors of tho to Washington what Fifth avenue is to connection with its $'.10,000.00 bond nnd 30 dnys after a primary. Can­ ing the use of now agencies of war­ Vatican closed they were cut off from New York and Michigan boulevard is issue, authorized at an election held 24. fare. Motion of O. P. Swopo, seconded by communication with tho outside world to Chicago. throughout said district on May 17th, L. P. Hagan and carried tho clerk of didates would lie promltted to spend At the same session, the Far East­ money only for printing postage until their task is done. Bnlloting is Thousands of government clerks, 1021, with United States Fidelity and this hoard is instructed to notify Mrs. ern wing of the conference moved stenographic work and similar ob­ not expected to consume more than other homegoers and late shoppers Guaranty Company, a corporation, as E. M. Galloway, that the Court House jects. No candidate would lie allow­ forward toward completion of its two days, were wallowing nlmost helplessly in surety on said bonds, each of said is not available for ntfnirs of this ed to his poll workers to distributl tasks by announcing officially tho the sen of slush or gingerly picking bonds being in the sum of Two Thou­ cards nnd electioneer nt the polls nnd terms of the Shantung settlement nnd kind. Crowds gathered today in St. Pet­ their way over tho dirty ice covered sand ($2,000.00) Dollars, conditioned Bills against Black Hammock no cornorntion would bo permitted tu by giving final npprovnl to nine of er’s square to watch for tho tell-tale pavements ns they jostled along or on tho faithful performance respec­ the resolutions adopted in committee Drainuge district and Florida Groves contribute to campaign funds. «moke wreath from tho chimney of scrambled to get aboard the senreo tively of the snid B. G. Smith, S. W. Drainage district, were approved and Tho law would limit ±ho expendi­ In regard to Chinese problems. ThoSistene chapel where conclave sits. nnd overburdened trolley cars. Swope and G. M. Jacobs, of their re­ ngreement on Shnntung nlrcndy hns tures of candidates ns follows: paid. _ t A ballot is taken on tho morning nnd Flnperps with flopping goloshes, spective duties as said Bond Trustees, ordered Mayor , $1,000; city treasurer $800; been put into a draft treaty between Motion of O. P. Swopo, seconded by evening of eneh day tho conclave is in winter girls in 'nickers nnd young executed by tho snid B. G. Smith, S. L. P. Hngnn nnd carried, the bill of city recorder, $800; tax assessor $200; Japan nnd Chinn, nnd the other Fnr session and tho smoke puffs nre glades who inhabit tho capital’s Into W. Swopo and G. M. Jacobs, and the municipal Judge, $800; city commis­ Eastern settlement nre to bo embodi­ (Continued on I’bko Twa> «nly indication to watchers ns to tho afternoon promenade street rubbed el­ United States Fidelity and Guaranty sioner $800; counclcman at largo $120 ed In nt lonst two general conven­ progress made. When no election ef­ bows with tho president ns he trudg­ tions which will come before tho con­ and counclomnn $50. * fected small amount of straw burned ed along, some of thorn without rec­ , Violation of tho lr would ontnll a ference shortly. W|tn voting papers, causing smoko to ognizing him. As soon ns Japan’s intention to fine of not to exxt.cd $500 or im ­ usi|me dark color. When choice Ib prisonment for not more than 00 withdraw from Shantung hnd been finally mndo ballots, burning alono, NEW YORK NURSES definitely Htntcd, the British announc­ dnys in jjnil, or both. . emit thin wisp of light smoke. TO FIGHT “FLU” ed formally for the first time- thnt their government was rendy to hnnd TAMPA WOMAN KILLED HONEST PEOPLE ABOUND NEW YORK, Feb. 2.—Tho Nurses hnek to Chinn the leasehold of WeiIN AUTO CRASH AT IN FLORIDA HOTELS Advisory Council, orgnnizod during Ilnl-Wol. Tho French let it he known AND OTHER PLACES tho influenza epidemic of 1018, wns OLANDO YESTERDAY tonight, however, thnt they expected Miss Jaeger, the nnlloonlst, has been walling nil day for the wind to cnlled together by health commission­ to trent directly with China ovor get right for the balloon ascension and snid Just before this paper went T h e A m . i c l n l r d l ’r r a a ) er Copeland today to combat the prosMrs. F.melo Sunrez, 40, of Tampa possiblo retirement from their leased to press that in the event she could not get up todny she would go up BKI.LKAIR, Fcl). 2.—A guest nt wns mortally injured and Mrs. M. territory’ nt Kwnng-Chow-Wnn, n de­ Friday nnd Saturday as she wanted to please the people who wanted to the Belleviow Hotel hero recontly ont outbreak of disease which today AIckonder also of that city was cision which nppenred to becloud tho see the flight nnd ns her contract cnlled for two days exhibition she ,ol'l die clerk nt the desk she wishet increased by 1,052 cases, with -0 slightly hurt yesterday morning when prospect of nnv genernl conferonco deaths. would stay over and make a flight Saturday. If It happens that she can lo deposit her jewelry in tho safe. An n car in which they wore driving to ngreement regarding tho Chincso not go up todny she will go up tomorrow nnd S . ’urday. Ballooning s hmjr Inter slie brought down tho pnekOrlnndo wns overturned nbout ono | leased territory. N EW MAUKETSOPEN different from alrplnnlng. Balloons enh only go up when the weather Is nKe with ho name nnd homo address FOR FREST FRUITS mile south of Kissimmee. Mrs. Snuroz, Two other conferenco projects ono right for putting In the gas. If the wind Is high the balloon careens upon it. Finding tho clerk busy, sho died yesterdny afternoon at 3-30 relating tho the Chinese eastern rail­ over nnd burns up nnd these Is also danger in ascending on n windy dny. ^e Package down in front of him o’clock in tho Ornnge Genernl Hospit­ way nnd the other to the prohibition NEW YORK, Feb. 2.—Highly de­ without noticing it was not tljo snmo al, where sho had boon tnken for of importation of nrms into China, veloped refrigeration facilities with FIVE MEN KILLED d»rk she had spoken to before. When BAND CONCERT POSTPONED nlso encountered serious ob^Sflos treatment. ' "e wns disengaged, ho picked up tho tho essential factor of speedy trans­ TWENTY-TWO ENTOMBED UNTIL SUNDAY AFTERNOON The two women wore coming to this when tho clmmlttco work of tho delPU'kngf and seeing n Buffalo, N. Y. portation added, hns opened two great IN MINE EXPLOSION city to meet Ocnln friends who wero ogntes wns resumed into todhy. Tho address on the pnckngo put eight markets with seemingly unlimited Tho band-concert that was to have to visit Mrs. Sunrozln Tnrnpn during Jnpnnoso mndo some technical obliga­ rents in stamps upon it nnd mailed possibilities to fruit growers of (Hr T he Amortized been' given tonight nt Central Park GATES, Pcnna., Fob. 2.—Five min­ tho absence of her husband, who Is tions to tho Chincso eastern proposal '!• I'lnm its urrivul in Buffalo no North nnd South Amcrlco. Frank C. Munson, president of tho hns been postponed until Sunday ers killed nnd twenty-two entombed at present in Hiivnnn, Cubu on a busi­ which, coupled with Chinese nnd one answered tho bell, tho pnckngo lino of steamships plying between afternoon which will give Joy nnd In explosion in Gntos mine of II. C. ness trip. Mrs. Sunrez was driving French opposition to some fonturcs, wns found, and returned to Bcllenir, but lost control of tho car with tho resulted in appointment of n JnpanNew York nnd Lntin-Amoricnn ports, satisfaction to the Sunday fans and Frick Coke Company horo todny. no finder knowing tho lady hnd gone i ___ _ , result thnt it crashed into n tree a cse-French-Chineso “subcommittee to todny announced tho completion of n i rc* Upon ts arrival nt the hotel then tho weather man has promised short distnneo Bouth of Kissimmee. consider n compromlsfc. Tho Italians series of experimental shipments of >t was placed in her box with hor clear wonthor for the big event Sun­ FRANCE WILL ATTEND Both were brought to tho hospital other mail. Her nstonlshmont mny fresh fruits between South Amcrici day nnd at present it looks like it GENOA CONFERENCE horo by F. B. Wholploy of Lnkolnnd nnd Jnpnnoso presented such portlnent reservations to the nrms Importation 0 imnrclnod when sho opened it nnd nnd tho United States. Thu experi­ might rain nnd spoil tho concert to­ who reached tho scene shortly nftor resolution thnt It wns virtually de­ ound some sixty thousnnd dollars ments, ho announced, proved con­ night. It is also hoped thnt plenty i n j T h e A eaoeleted P reee) clusively thnt the time hns nrrived for Worth of jowlery intact. Paris, Fob. 2.—Franco will bo of­ tho accident occurcd. Tho body was cided not to press It for adoption. of bonches will ho ready for tho Sun­ taken last night to tho Hand Under­ the development of tho now mnrkots. day concort. Frunk Akers soys so, ficially represented at tho Inter­ taking Parlors whore It will romnln Indiana, ns three hundred poets. national Economic nnd Financial Con­ The various typon of "Istic” nrtis nt any rate. Tho unemployed it worso thsu we until word is rccoivcd from Mr. Add Dictionary of Smiles: A b wid­ eep us continually guess—guessing ference In Genoa next month wns an­ thought, i ' , • Suarez.—Orlando Sontlnel. ely traveled ns a frco-verslfior a enni i . Whether they’re shooting ovor our nounced today. , Try a Horald Want Ad todaj(. "ends or merely firing blanks. uscript. ' .- 4 THE FOREIGN DEBT IEWASJNJURED NAVAL PACT DISARMAMENT SIGNED TODAY | CONCLAVE OPENS SACRED COLLEGE TO CHOSE POPE BALLOON WILL GO UP SATURDAY IN CASE OF A FAILURE TODAY, WIND IS AGAINST FLIGHT TODAY - •_ TAKES TRIP THRU SNOW JACKSONVILLE WOULD LIMIT CANDIDATES i; , e • sa ( l. �T" s •a ' ‘ r sxrtP'Tf}T* 'W2To . • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, ISM PAGE BIGHT COMMITTEES FOR BRIDGE ** LUNCHEON [■> TYie following committees havo boon appointed for tho bridgo luncheon givMBS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, on by tho social department of tho Phono 217-W . i -------Woman’s Club, February 14th. I f jo m k «T * u r f r i t i l i A l l l a i r » * I WANTED-rA little sun — I f jr«u are c o l a s n / n k t r t o r t o a l a g Tobies and covers—Mrs. S. Puloston I r a n , o r U too o re oatartalM la*. w rit* § □ [ NORMA TALMADGE in___ (not son) for a fow hours a poatal rara to tfcU Or part » « n t , a U la a and Mrs. Archie Betts. - —' . 4 • ’ Ottalla. o r tr lr h p o a o I k i Itoai. It w ill to make us alb feol good Lunch cloths and napkins—Mrs. A. I t a r r a t l f a p p recia ted . ngain. Tho sun has only P. Connolly nnd Mrs. R. A. Nowman. ' ----SOCIAL CALENDAR shown his faco intermittent­ Silver (salad forks, forks and — ly for tho pnst few days and spoons)—Mrs. L. C. Kolb and Mrs. Thursdny—Subscription Bridgo and wo who nro so familiar with W. J. Thigpen. sewing party nt tho Parish Houso him horo in Florida miss Decorating club rooms—Mrs. Rob­ at 3:00 o'clock under tho auspices him greatly. Howovor, tho ert Hines, Mrs. Chnrles Fcddor, Mrs. of tho St. Agnes Guild. weather roport today snys E. P. Morse nnd Mrs. J. M. Wallace. Friday—Daughters of Woslcy will clearing wonthor nnd wo Menu nnd kitchen—Mrs. Fred Wil­ : 1 havo a turkoy supper at tho Parish should havo bettor wonth­ linms, Mrs. W. T. Langley, Mrs. F. L. ---- - — House from 5 o’clock on. or for tho balloon nscension T. N. T. CLUB Miller, Mrs. J. B. Coleman and Mrs. tertain tho members of tho Every tomorrow nnd Friday. Did Mrs. J. B. Lawson ontortnlned tho R. R. Dens. Week Bridge Club at hor homo on members of tho T. N. T. Club most de­ Serving.—Mrs. D. D. Caldwell, Mrs. ■ Also “Torchey’s Nighthood” a 2-part you sco Vonizolos? No it is Ninth streot not a breakfast food—it is lightfully nt her lovoly home on Pnrk D. C. Marlowe, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Comedy Friday—Mrs. R. J. Holly will enter­ nvenuo yesterday afternoon. tho formor premier of Ed. Lane, Mrs. A. W. Fitts, Miss Ruth tain tho members of tho Book Lov­ Tho nfternoon was plcnsnntly spent Gillon, Mrs. Henry Purdon, Mrs. IIowGreece. Ilo-wns hero todny ers Club nt her homo on Park ave­ with sewing on dainty bits of fancy nrd Smith, Mrs. C. R. Kirticy. nnd wns greatly impressed j Tomorrow—Ethel Clayton in “Exit nue. with tho fruit stands. Havo work and nt a lata hour refresh­ Dishes—Mrs. G. I. Loucks, Mrs. E. . the Vamp”; also a Century Comedy Friday—Tho Intcrmedlnto Christian ments, consisting of pineapple snlnd, M. Gnllowny nnd Mrs. W. E. Wntson. you a little bnnnnn in your Endeavor Society of tho Presbyter­ saltinea, olive? and hot chocolato were homo ? Cards, pencils, score pnds—Mrs. Ed. J Chns. Brndy, the Bnrltonc Soloist, wiU sing every ian church will bo entertained by sorvod. 5:40 A. M. FEB. 1, 1922 Betts, Mrs. R. C. Bower, Mrs. Claudo ■ ■* W ednesday Misses Irma Smith and Graco GilMnximum .................... GO Besides tho club members tho invit- Howard. Ion nt tho homo of the formor. ■ ■ ■ ■ H m iin n in m H iu iiM u a a iiM H iH , Minimum ...................... 50 od guests were Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. Flowers for tables—Mrs. John Friday—Mrs. Gcorgo Rico will enter­ Frank Akers and Mrs. Morris Sponc- Mclsch and Mrs. Percy Moro. P.nngo ................. 00 tain in honor of hor guests, Mrs. cr. Rain ..................... 03 All invitntions should bo turned in Chns. H. Bliss and Mrs. Arthur *4 Southeast nnd cloudy, to tho committeo by Snturdny. EASTER BALL. • Fiske, of Worchcstor, Mass., at tho 4uHa4a4a»4iaatato homo of her dnughter, Mrs. Ray­ Owing to conflicting dates, tho MRS. BRANDT ENTERTAINS mond ,Koy. Charity Ball to hnve been given Feb­ Hi m IQ fel 19) 14 14 Hi Mrs. Fred Brandt wns tho gracious Saturday—Children’s Story Hour nt ruary 24th has been postponed until Centra I’itrk at 4 p. m. April 17th and will be a grnnd EnBter hostess Friday evening when she cntertnined at her homo on West First Ball. Street. Tho affair wns delightfully ROOF GARDEN CLUB MEETS Make your plans so that you will bo For Florida: Rain tonight, informal. Tho rooms were beautifully probnbly clearing Thursdny Tho Roof Garden Club composed of sure to bo there. Tiiero will be splen­ morning; cooler in North n number of young Indies of the Bap­ did music, supper, fnvors, and other decorated with ferns, pnlms nnd chrytist Church met with Misses Essio and features, and there will bo n surprise stnl vnses filled with cut flowers portion Thursday. Ruth Whittle at their home on Wcd- in store for you. Don’t forget tho being used effectively throughout the 4u 4a t a 4a 4a 4n 4o 4a nosdny evening. A short business dnte, April 17th at tho newly enlarged rooms. Of exceptional intcrost wns the card game and at n late hour tho meeting wns held nt which ninny Parish House. Laurant, Magician, at hostess nssisted by her two daughters plans for raising funds wore discuss­ And in the meantime don’t forget Mss Irene Brnndt and Mrs. Frank Princess, Thursd’y night ed with enthusiasm,' It wns decided to get your Valentines at the Herald Moisch served delicious refreshments 200-3tc to give n box social in tho near/fut­ otficc. consisting of pink nnd green ico ure. At the conclusion of the busi­ cream, carrying out tho color scheme 4 i 4a 4 a 4 a 4o 4a 4a 4a ness meeting several of their friends CARD AND SEWING PARTY arrived. Tempting refreshments were There will be a bridge and sewing of the decorations. Coffeo and cake Tho fruit enko served and the evening was enjoyed party tomorrow afternoon at three were also served. was delicious with its white and pink by everyone. o'clock at the Parish House under the frosting. Those invited wore: auspices of the St. Agnes Guild. Res­ Father Hennesy, Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo­ 4* 4a 4a 4u 4a 4a 4a CKCKI.IAN CLUB ervations should be made. Phone Mrs. rge Iloy, Mr. and Mrs. John Mcioch, Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ud tnken for less thnr The Cecilian program last Satur­ Archie Betts, phone —‘2. | Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moisch, Mr. nnd 25 cents, nnd positively no classified nds charged to anyone. Cast Carlo! shipments reported for Jan. 31 Those who do not care to play day afternoon with tho exception of ; Mrs. Andrew Mahoney, Mr. nnd Mrs. must accompany nil orders. Count five surds to n line nnd remit scFioridn—Sanford section .............. 17 selection from Misses .Mao Holly and cards, come and bring your sewing. i Seherard, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Hynes, cordingly. Florida—Manatee section .............. 10 Sarah Whcclis was given by tho A good time is assured all. Mrs. F. Zcrrenner, Mrs. B. Sonnet, New York .................../.................... 3 FOR SALE '■*~r Mr. Shot, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bender, Total cars...............................30 ■bi AUTO Mr. 'and Mrs. Frank Meisch. Destinations of Florida Shipments FOR SALE—200 sacks of cement nt tUjWRirtCi 75c per snek. Any quantity.—Chase Tuesday The Lndics Union of tho Congrega­ & Co., phone 530. 2G3-lwc&w Chicago, 5; West Jacksonville, 2; tional church will he entertained by Potomac Yards, 1; Detroit, 1; SnvnnFOR RENT tho Pastors wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Bar­ nah, 3; Cleveland, 2; Cincinnati, 1; TINt —3 rooms furnished for RENT—3 iums, nt their home, 100 E. Third st, Jersey City, 1; Wnycross, 3; Now FOR ■R light housekeeping, 5 miles out on next Fridny nfternoon nt three o’clock. York, 2; Syracuse, 1; Petersburg, 1; Florence, 2; Pittsburg, 1; Topokn, Kas. Orlando road.—J. M. Lord, Route A, Box 212. 2C7-2tp 1; total, 27 cars. Shipping Point Information, Jan. 31st ‘ FOR ItFN’T—Furnished bed room. 10 Stores in Georgia-1 Store in Florlilu .MO-tf-c SANFORD, FLA.: Cool, clenr. Over Seminole Cafe. Haulings moderate. Demand and FOR RENT—Nice large, furnished,) movement moderate, market stgndy, heated rooms witli good menls, reas­ no change in prices. Cnrlots f. o. b. onable rates.—Tho Cushing House, rush track: 10 Inch crates Golden Mrs. W. B. Williams, proprietress, Self Blanching, in the rough 4s-Gs, Oviedo, Fla. 205-Gtp G EN ER A L R EPA IRIN G mostly $3.00. SELLS IT KOIt LESS FOR RENT—2 furnished housekeep­ Telegraphic Reports from Important Old Ford Gnrag# ing rooms, $20 per month. 311 Enst West First St. Markets Fifth St. 205-3tp Phono No. 447-W PITTSBURGH: 32, cloudy. No ar­ FOR RENT—Two bed rooms with rivals. I t cars on trnck. Opening kitchenette, 01*1 West Second. prices Wednosdny: supplies moder­ 205-3tp COME AND SEE! ate. Demand nnd movement slow, mnrket sternly. Calif’s crates Golden WANTED Wo invito tho general public to call Heart, Os-lOs, best $0.00-$ 10.50. Poor­ WANTED—A ninn with nutomobile on us nt our filling station on the Or­ er ns low ns $0; Fln.’s 10 Inch erntes to drive snlesman around in locnl lando road Thursday from 1 to 0 p. m. Golden Self Blanching, $1.25-$ 1.75, territory. Position good for $300 n Come, bring whatever bottle you may mostly $1.50. month or better. Address M. II. C., hnvo nnd let us fill it with Lord’s NEW YORK: 28, clenr. Cnlif. 3, enre of Herald. 207-3tp Purity Wntor freo of charge. Fin. 12 arrived. New York 3 arrived. M. M. LORI). WANTED TO BUY—Good second 200-2tc Supplies of good stock limited. De­ hand furniture, suitable for light mand moderate for good stock, mnr­ Snvo monoy by buying your season All-Wool Hand Tailored Suits housekeeping. Address "Furniture" ket firm. Cnlif’s crates Golden Heart ticket to tho Lycouni Courso. $2.00 enro of Hcruld office. 2GG-3tp Men’s D epartm ent— 0s-10s beHt $10.00-$11.00, 0s-8h, best for tho season or 75c for cnch ndmis$0-$10. Larger $<1.50-$7.50. Ordinnry WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, sion. 200-tfc morning and evening deliveries.—R largo sizes, best $G.00-$0.50. Poorer as low ns $5.00. Fla.’s 10-inch crates L, Garrison. Phono 3711. 109-St-Tu The Revenue Act of 1921 You’ll find here, the now Golden Self Blanching, -ls-8s, $1.00- 201-tfc Sport Shirts, made by “Hall­ $1.50; 0s, $i.75-$5.00; smaller, $3.50requires that evory individual hnvlng LOST mark” of fine mercerized $3.75. Ordinnry ns low ns $3.00. a gross Income of $5,000.00 or moro soiosottu and basket cloth, LOST—An nil blnck cow, unmnrkcd. file Incomo Tax roturn rognrdloss of priced— Advise, Mrs. E. P. Morse, Sanford, amount of not incomo. Fin. 258-tfc Do Not Pny Exhorbltant prices for as­ sistance in preparing your return. What Are the Facts LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN—One Send for simple form upon which to blnck nnd whito spotted settof an­ furnish informntion nocessnry to pre­ swering to tho natno of Warren. About pare return. Mnximum price on fnrmFinder plenso return to 108 Mnplo Men’s Departm ent— ors returns $5.00 nnd every fnrincr avenue or call 430-W nnd receive rownrd. 20fl-3tp whoso return is prepared will bo fur­ nished without chnrgo ono 1022 Fnrm An Interesting discussion FOUND Record. This record dovised for far­ of the system of operation, FOUND—Glove, owner can got snmo mers exclusively and fills a long felt earnings and comment on the outlook of— by culling nt Herald, proving prop­ need for a farm record sufficiently erty nnd pnying for this ml. 204-tfc Bimplo to bo of any benefit to farm­ ers. Retail prlco $2.00. V TRI-STATE Laurant, Magician, at EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE PRE­ PARING RETURNS Princess, Thursd’y night fir. Filo yours now nnd get it off your 2(10-3tc mind. A Local Issue Analyzed A. S. CLARK, Pabllc Accountnnt Tho funeral of Miss Ednn PngonP. O. Box 1881 Jacksonville, Fla. hnrt occurcd todny from tho rosldonco nt 2:30 p. m., interment bolng made 4j4aM4i4*4a4n4a4*t4a nt Lakevicw cemetery. 4a l13 FOR 4a PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR 44 BATTLECREEK, Mich., Fob. 1.— • . * Secrotnry Lnbor Dnvis n patient at m SANFORD 4u4a4a4a4a4a4a4a4a4B tho Local Snnitorium. Arrived yesCall or write for Information tordny from Washington suffering Fob. 13.—Snlnt Agnes’ Vnlontino pnrty. \ W. A. KAY ~~ from whnt wns described tjs nearly Fob. 21-22—Womnn’a Club Colonial n physicnl breakdown. Local Representative party. Address: Seminole note! Fob. 24.—Charity Ball. SOCIETY younger and little folk club members. Tho numbers wore well rendered and greatly onjoyod. Margaret Cowan concluded tho pro­ gram with a group of interesting and gracefully rendered readings. Thcso who plnycd woro Snrnh Whcclis, Mao Holly, Katherine Moisch, Thclmn Tow, Eolanor Hawkins, II. C. McMullen, Helen Douginas, Mnrgarot Giles, Louise Hickson, Pcnrl Robson, Louiso Fields, Nczzie Stone, and Mar­ guerite Gamer. Tho next meeting of tho club will bo tho second Snturdny of this month and Miss Ora Willinms, render, will bo the assistant talent. ! SANFORD’S : TEMPERATURE |j l i ^ ' s ' t a ' r ~ T o d a y mi j “S IG N 6 n " TH E □ «■ DOOR” ........... ~ —— THINK THE WEATHER Of the money you have invested in your home, furniture, automobile or business. Can you afford to be without insurance? A . P. C O N N E L L Y MARKETS iI > ER-. I C L A S S IF IE D A D S H of - M ac B attery Co. Where You Gel MORE SATISFACTION For Less Money l>• C h u r c h w e ll r n, • It!. WARD & RIVE M E N ! You’ll be surprised at the low prices on our fine all-wool suits. Come in and give us the pleasure of showing you. ii' $ 1 7 .5 0 t o $ 2 5 .0 0 S .ij, • '1 IT ■ . $ 2 .5 0 1 •1 1 JfAH HI PIGGLY WIGGLY DRESS SHOES YJt Men’s Oxfords, made of solid leather in plain and Bronze and other good styles— WORK SHOES All leather work shoes made on the army last and warranted to give satisfaction. PIGGLY WIGGLY $3.50 TO $7.50 Mr. Sam W. Bradford is now with the Churchwell store and cordially invites his friends to come in and see him The Churchwell Co. n i u u m PIGGLYWIGGLY SECURITIES SALES Cb. of Jacksonville i u a Laurant, Magician, at Princess, ThiirscTy night Try a Herald Want Ad today. 1 Bnloon acnoslon Thursday and Fri­ day will bring thq’ crowds to San­ ford, I W.V.A �V75iry>" T* N iV '\ Efe; t*Vi pVWKV-' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARV 2,1922 PACK TWO SANFORD DAILY HERALD ia a ■DllaBm i f aiivinwva FahlU fc** emv r e ry a ft e r a o e a ct i e t y i --4a* ItaralJ IlnlldliiK. 4 a y jb a t# <ka th e H erat* B a U 4 1 u a , 107 H u a n o l l a A r e - . H a n f o r d , Kin. THE HERALD PRINTING CO. course, was felt In Florida, but not to any noticeable extent. Not oven in thojextremo northern part of the state did tho thermometer register thlrty-two degrees, or freezing; and In tho southern purt of tho state ru­ mors of cold waves carried with them Wu L u / t h e C h o w county, and thoroughly familiar with their needs and desires, and, WHEREAS, Honorablo Frank P. Forster well nnd faithfully sorved tho people of this county iib their repre­ sentative in tho pnst session of tho legislature of the Stnte of Floridn, nnd, WHEREAS, wo hnvo always found tho Honorablo Frank P. Forster to bo a pntrlotlc nnd progressive citizen, and nt all times willing nt a personal sncrifico to perform any necessary public duty, nnd, WHEREAS, in tho Democratic pri­ mary for tho year 1922 it will bo ncccssnry to nominate n representative of tho county of Seminolo for tho legis­ lature of the Stato of Floridn, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that it is tho sonso of this board that the Honorable Frnnk P. Forster of Snnford, Florida, should bo returned to tha legislature ns tho representa­ tive of Seminolo County in that body, and, IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, thnt tho said Honorable Frnnk P. Forster be, nnd he is hereby earnest­ ly petitioned, urged and requested to be a candidate in the coming Demo­ cratic primary for the office of rep­ resentative from Seminole County, in the legislature of the State of Florida, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that n copy of this resolution he fur­ nished to tho press, nnd thnt tho clerk of this board is hereby directed to deliver a certified copy or this reso­ lution unto Honorable Frank P. For­ ster. !i i i i k i i a i N i m i i l i i i The Bank ofSatety Security-Service 1‘UULlRUBItS far-awny Bounds. J. HOLLY___ ___________ Editor Thj sun continued to Bhina in Flor­ J. LILLARD___Bwetary-Trenanrer A. NKIiL............... General Mnnnser ida; tho mockingbirds remained on L. Ill WIN___ Circulation Unneser l ’ hane UK np to OlOO P, U . the job and serenaded tho crisp of AdrrrtUlns Hntea Made Known on dny; the streams flowed on In tho old Application indolent way; nature flirted with the H u b a r r J p t l o n P r i c e In A d v a n c e _ breezes in the same light apparel, and T his Institution, w hose success and strength has On* Year ........ ....... ..... ...... .... *2"22 fllx M o n t h * „ ___ ___ - ..... a— . 8 .0 0 the wonders of tho Sunshine State Delivered In City by Carrier been bullded by a Ieyal people, whose most valq. One Week ...... —...—18 Centa are appreciated more than ever. Florida's weather is one of its The bl* lit- to lfi-paae Weekly Her­ able n sset is the confidence, tru st and esteem of ald raitiviy entirely cover* w Seminole County grentest asserts. The statement is him * : and le published evrry Friday. Adver- time-worn, but the truthfulness of those w ho know it best and w hose highest cntlalna rnte* made known an applica­ tion. Detnncrntle In politic*. 1.1.00 per it has ngnin heen forcibly Impressed year, nlirnya tn nd.nnce. dcavor Is to attain still higher plains of service— upon residents nnd visitors within our MEMIIKH T U B AHHOCIATKI1 I’ HEHH gnten. w ishes you a happy, healthful und prosperous Nature location is tho great pro­ N ew Year. tection. Land nnd sea Join arms to “It’s Juno in Miami” says the Mi­ gunrd off tho extreme weather, nnd ami pn|iors. All right, then it is April the sky smiles on the union. Wo In Sanford. have commercialized on our ideal -----------o---------- ■ .weather, nnd nre still doing It, but Balloon goes us today and prices there is no end to the possibilities in come down. Everybody out for the this direction. Everlasting advertising big dollnr day sales. in .going to help tho Btato realize -----------o----------them. Slogans such as tho one adopt­ Plenty of excitement now. Every ed by Minml will help—"It's June In man and his brother is in Florida sell­ Minml” Is suggestive, and, other sec­ B ing something to the people. tions of the state arc Justified In ad­ 1.............. H i l l , , ■-----------o----------opting slogans of simllnr meaning. Beauty and tho Donat, It you will. Mrs. Edward Waller with Wu Lu Sanford will ho well protected in These slogans nre remembered long the run to the next station leaving at tho New York Chow Chow show. ense of fire now. Our fire department after other things are forgotten. "Wu Lu 1* a "Lulu" of a chow. IIo. Perry to do nil tho heavy work with Floridn weather again stands out is well equipped and ready for nil irots that funny name bccauso tho his coni scoop. YOU CAN GET MOrJ for national consideration.—Jackson­ iChow Is an Immigrant from China. eventualities. Hogan declnres thnt “Tootio is ns ll« looks like a cross between a ville Metropolis. ----------- o----------good a fireman ns he was a football grizzly and u bdbooa.' *’ N. P. Yowoll has been elected pres­ player and thnt the truining tho hefty A CRUDE MISTAKE ident of the Orlando Chamber of former llnesmnn received ns a mem­ COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FLORIDA FOOTBALL PLAYERS Commerce. An honor most worthily ber of tho Florida cloven makes it PROCEEDINGS FOR JANUARY Postal authorities are searching for bestowed. FIRING ON COAST LINE easy for him .to bale ton to twelve QUALITY & SERVK the men who inserted advertisements -----------o----------(Continued frmu l'ane On*) AND MAKING GOOD tons of coal into tho firebox on a Orlando Sentinel says in headlines, in several newspapers inviting regis­ S. F. Doudney, approved by Comr. E. days run. “ Baseball is Grave Matter.” We’ll say tration,, nt an expenso of $1, for em­ Curlctt, for tho sum of $37.50, is here­ IDj- The Anaorlntrd I'rr**) JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 2.—It Is the it is. And what a short distance from ployment at tho Mussel Shoals nitrate by rejected, because it is not public $100,000 FIRE IN CHARLOTTE, plant just ns soon ns the formalities for cry from tho lusty cheers of nn the cradle to the grave. of its transfers nre completed. Tho business nnd wns contracted without admiring throng of npcetntors nt n ----------- o----------CHARLOTTE, N. C., Feb. 2.— —at— the knowledge nnd consent of this footbnll game to the tnsk of "making Firo tonight destroyed tho storo of Forty gallons of fino liquor wero effect of these ads, it is said, is to board. put a good mnny dollars in the pockets smoke” for n grensc besmeared Gnribntdl nnd Burnea, one of the seized by deputy sheriff’s at Orlando Motion of E. Curlett, seconded By engineer hut Carl "Tootle” Perry, of the scoundrels who inserted them largest jewelry concerns in the yesterday. Probably getting ready nnd to bring to Florenco, Ala., a lnrge O. P. Swope and carried, Mr. D. E. stnr linesman and captain of tho Un- Carolinns, nnd spread to tho storo of for the Sub-Troplcnl Fair. number of needy workmen who are Hart, is hereby appointed ferryman i iversity of Floridn footbnll eleven John S. Blake drug company, the -----------o----------for the Genova-Titusville ferry, his Sanford needs a supply of gas, not bitterly disappointed nt having been service to begin when tho ferry is during the senson Just closed, is fir­ Security Savings Bank nnd tho Brown ho cruelly stung. ing n locomotive on nn Atlnntic Const Betty Tea Room and Cafeteria in the the hot air kind but gas from the gas completed, and his appointment to be Lino passenger run between Jackson­ same block, resulting in much water It is a shnme that any man mean factory that is supposed to furnish it approved by tho Board of County ville nnd Leesburg. and does not. Other cities in Florida enough to piny such a trick upon the dnmngo to the latter places. Tho idle but onger working men of the Commissioners of Volusia County, Fla. Perry hnd fired several years dur­ total loss wns roubhly estimated nt get gas—why not Snnford? country should bo found. It is also Firo arm bonds of W. T. Taylor, ing the summer months nnd hnd ob­ $100,000 or more. ---------- o----------a shame that the men who were Ernest G. Dunn, L. B. Hollar, W. C. tained leave of absence from his duti­ The officers of tho law are after tho caught in this perfectly obivious trap His fourth DeCoursey, D. C. Howard and T. H. es nt tho University. people who have failed to gut the now Laurant, Magician, at did not know enough to detect its year ns a player ended with tho foot­ Buchanan were approved und license 11)22 license tags. You have boon fraudulent character nt a glance. ordered issued. ball senson last fall, however, nnd he Princess, Thursd’y night Call or See Us warned, you know you should have Henry Ford never does, nor hns loft school shortly before Christmas Motion of C. W. Entzminger, sec­ 20fl-3tc the tags nnd now you will have to things done, in that way. When onded by 0. I’. Swope nnd carried, to return to work permanently. B 4 U Buy suffer. he wants men ho will Buy so himself. Comr. L. P. Hagan is hereby instruct­ John Ilognn, a footbnll enthusasist -oHe cun not use them nt this plant un­ ed to investigate the condition of nnd one of tho most widely known of Specialist in Spinal A d ju s tm e n t So much fulso information Is given til the government ncoepts his offer, Burrell Jones, with power to act. the younger Const Lino engineers In to tho newspapers nowadays that it O ur WOOD KILLS the which may bo many months hence, G. M. Jacobs addressed the board in Floridn is PcrryB engine mate nnd behooves tho newspapers to go slow ami maybe not at all. And ho will reference to road work nenr Chuluota. between tho two of them they hnvo WnL J. Kermode, D. C. on what they print. It is betcr to CHILL leave out some nows items unless you then, no doubt glvo the pubblic full On motion of L. P. Hagan, sccondod almost abolished the English Innginformation regarding his plans. He by C. W. Entzminger nnd carried, Mr. unge, according to members of tho Doctor o f Chiropractic know they nre true. will certainly not permit any private Jacobs is authorized to have 1*4 miles train crow. “98-10-12-10" shouts -oGnrncr-WoodrufT Building agency to levy assessments for regis­ of road strnwod, nnd also to huvo cer­ Ilognn, ns tho train moves slowly out "Savo Your Corn Colts,” thoy arc tration on tho men he intends to em­ tain bridges repaired. of a sising. Perry looks back to sec rich in oils, says a headline on tho ploy. Office Hours: Motion of L, P. Hagan, seconded by if tho flngmnn hns cllmcd aboard. | 0 to 12 n. m. und 1 to 6 p. m. daily papers. Well, under tho present Work nuiy he good at Mussel Sho­ O. P. Swope nnd carried, E. II. Kilboo "42.87.4.23." replies “Tootie” nnd IIoPhone 34 circumstances and seeing that prices als in tiie future, hut there is nothing is authorized to repair the Genevn- gnn settles down on his seatbox for Sundays nnd evenings by appointment on other commodities are falling we , ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■annul guess we could spare you n few off doing there now, nnd laboring men, Titusville road, cost not to exceed with ground-floor nspirntions, should $295.00. the farm, eh, hoys? ■in lie patient until .hoy hear, direct from -----------o----------Motion of 0. P. Swope, seconded by Ford himself, how many are needed E. Curlett and carried, this board ac­ Boh Holly is going to make his pa­ and what will bo the requirements. cepts tho pinposition of A. 1), Zachary per a “moonshine” affair. He reports Wo hnvo a hunch that all kinds of to furnish one-imlf of the lumber for ho is soon going to announce n free speculation with the end of getting the Geneva bridge, runways lu be 30 distribution of his publication “every easy money through this development inches wide nnd 2 inches thick, cost night the moon does not shine." We will fai —Lakeland Telegram. of same not to exceed $25 per M, like to see n man have the courage of C mir. E. Curlett offered the follow­ bis convictions.—Reporter-Star. AMERICAN PARTY ing resolution, and moved its adoption ---------- o— :------TO SEVEN PACTS same was duly seconded by Comr. C. S Canadian soldier was knocked In OF CONFERENCE W. Entzminger und adopted. the head in Bordeaux and lost ills Orlando’s Largest Store-O rlando, F lorida Whereas it has been made known to memory, joined the Spanish army and I l l y T h e A * * o r l n f ed I ' r r * * ) this board that II. II. Pnttialmll has is just now reaching homo aftor be­ WASHINGTON, Fob. 2.—Unless closed from public travel that certain ing marked up as a deserter. A lot present plans are changed, the Wash­ of soldiers lost their memory in Bor­ ington conference will give to the mad In the vicinity of Geneva, known deaux but wore not knocked in tho world eight treaties, to neven of which ns tho Geneva cemetery road. Therefore, J3e It Resolved that tho S head. the United Stntcs will be a party. said II. II. Puttishnll, be nnd he heroThis iB tho list: by is ordered nnd required to desist Now markets are being opened up Four-power Pacific treaty; signed STARTS THE 15TH ANNUAL from further obstructing said road, in South America because the steam­ December 13, and he is hereby ordered to forthwith ship lines huvo discovered they enn Five-power nnvnl limitation treaty; open said road to public travel, carry fruits and vegetables by refrig­ ready for signature. Comr. L. P. Hagan offered the fol­ erated ships. If they can curry fruits Five-power submarine and poison lowing resolution, and moved its adop­ and vegetables on ocean ships why gas treaty; ready for signature. tion, Home was duly seconded by can’t they enrry it on tho St. JohnH Six-power treaty allocating Gor­ Comr. O. P. Swope, nnd adopted. river lines. man Pacific cables, drafting. Whereas, from time to time certain I Nine-power treaty on Chinese ta r­ complaints have boon made to th is, ■ South Floridn Fair opens today in iff; drafting. hoard with reference to tha enforco- J| 'Tumpa nnd thoy nre expecting a big Nine-power treaty on tho Chinese, meat of tho gumo and fish laws of crowd down there for the week’s fes­ questions; drnfting. this state, nnd, tivities. The South Florida Fair is a Amcricnn-Jnpnneso treaty regard­ Whereas, under tho existing law great exposition of South Florida ing Ynp; virtually Tcndy for signa­ thu sheriffs of the various counties of fruits and vegetables and Seminole ture. •county ought to ho represented there. Chlncse-JnpnneBe treaty regarding the state are charged with the respon­ sibility of the proper enforcement of However, they hnvo our best wishes Shnntung; nearing Completion. tho game and fish laws, and the coun­ for success even though we are nbty commissioners hnvo no duties to -Mtit. WATER FOR KEY WEST perform in this connection. FROM REDLANDS WELLS Therefore, Be It Resolved, thut tho According to Bob Holly, Ed. Lnno sheriff of this county, be and he is scored us high as Curl Dunn. Ed., so (t ly T h e A**nelnled r r « * l heraby directed to use his bust efforts 1 REDLAND, Fob. 2.—Tests nre Boh says, sold Chnrllo Gano two Snn­ and endeavor to see thut the gumc ford lots. Wonder if Charlie Is buy­ being conducted hero by exports in tho and fish laws of this stato are proper-: employ of tho Floridn East Coast ing lots promiscuously tho state over iy and rigidly unforced. RnUrpnd to determine whether this just to make himself zolid with the Comr. C. W. Entzminger of/ored populace? Well, at that, If wo got city con supply water for Key West Charlie, us Carl says we will, wo A well hns been drilled, and should, the following resolution, and moved --d. 3 have a chance to score ovor Bob and tho tosts prove satisfactory It Is 1 adoption, mu .... • v *•’ understood the railroad plans to run by Comr. L. P. Hagan and adoptod. Ed. y e t . — Boportor-Star. a Vip* Uno from hero to tho Island 1 WHEREAS, it is of vital import- ■ city. At present water is Is shipped once nnco to 10 tho 1110 interops interests and unu weunro welfare of 01 -■ FLORIDA WEATHER AGAIN DE form Homestead to Key West b y 1 the pcoplo of the county of Seminole \ SERVES CONSIDERATION {rain which is said to be a costly to have as their representative In tho ( legislature of thu state of Florida, a The country hns passed through one method of water supply. man closely Identified with the busi­ 'o f/th e severest cold spells of tho ness Interests and tho poople of this a i n U i i l i i u i Tho Herald for real Job printing. past two docades. The weather, of a. Jt. n. C. j The Peoples Bank of Sanford VALUE FOR $1.00 THE BALL HARD WARE CO. WOOD J. T. ALLEN Yowell-Drew Co. 8 Saturday, Feb. 4 Violet Brand Sale € An event that each year assumes greater importance with women shoppers for miles around. Fourteen such events have come and gone, each one surpassing all pre­ vious ones. This year’s Violet Brand Sale promises to be one of unusual interest. Our store will be filled with all the new cotton goods—also everything in dainty un­ dermuslins, which this event features in unusually at­ tractive showings. Come and view the displays, also note the interest­ ing prices during this occasion. \ �■ I-/'- vB"; m . •'* r „ . **m THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1922 • • •__ __ •__ — — m “ 1 “ P A « “ 1 ^ :1 '. 11 ‘.i*- u. | The Man of Many Mysteries Princess Theatre. Feb. 2 ! comes, tho moro determined It Pot- FLORIDA FRUITS TO JNNING FOR ALDERM AN ruchio to make her yield; for despite BRING HIGH PRICES SAYS LOCAL GROWERS her own temper, he is charmed by her I,! I beauty and spirit. Tolling her father Rut This Claim Is Disputed By Well and friends that they havo agreed to Known Shippers wed, Kathorino rages but ennnot es­ Florida’s remaining citrus crop is cape the trap set for her by Potrulikely to bring unusually high prices chio. The succeeding scenes of the before tho close of tho present sea­ wedding where Petruchlo appears in n son, in the opinion of many local fantastic c®rb and carries her off growers and shippers, but thoro are bodily; tho Journey afterwards to Petothers who maintain that tho .peak ruchlo's house, and the unique rocepin prices has already been rcachod. tlon he hns planned to give his brido Since tho recent freeze in Californ­ when she arrives, keeps the audience In constant roars of Inughtcr. Katho- ia the prico of fruit hns shown conrlno Is powerless against him, so the Kidernblt increase and a representa­ true woman In her yields to his mas­ tive of the Americnn Fruit Growers tery and compels her to love him said yesterday that oranges may sell ngalnst her will. Tho pretty fashion for eight dollars per box boforo tho in which she totally succumbs to hor j close of tho season. On tho other lord Is chnrmingly done, and the bund S. J. Sllgh, n large shipper, ex merry comedy ends with a dainty pressed the belief thnt tho dnmnge on lecture to all womon on their duties the Pacific Const was slight nnd thnt to their husbnndH. j Florida fruit would not commnnd "Tho Taming of tho Shrew/’ with >much greater prices thnn nro now ts witty dinlogue, rollicking sltua-! offered because of tho depressed con| Un. Mabel T. S. Fnlco of Brooklyn tlons nnd sldo-splittlng Incidents, UI ditlons In tho north, j (hr nlileriiiniilc nomination In tho tlrtr-thlrit slrtennnidc district. Mrs. considered one of the most comical as I Mr. Sllgh points out thnt the Califi,lfo lives on ('-olmnhla Heights, and well ns one of tho most populnr o f ! omln Fruit Exchnnge recently issued Ithe cramlnlece of Jnmos 0. Blaine; Shnkespcnre's Edward Waldmnnn’s ' « statement claiming a loss of 20,000 fnilier, Col. II. D. Stenwood, wnj modern version presented ns n mod­ cars of oranges due to the froeze. But j veteran of tho Civil war. ern farce comedy hns been arranged the csimato of California’s crop is with nil dreary dialogue climated 00,000 cars nnd only 8,000 cars had TORY OK "THE TAMING nnd tho comedy is a scream from tho been shipped prior to the freeze so OF THE SHREW” with 07,000 cars of fruit yet to he beginning to end. mnrketed it looks ns if the shortage It will ho presented by Edward | “The Turning of tho Shrew” is a Wnldmnnn, nssistod by his own leadwill not ho felt, especially in view ubir.g love-story in four acts, relatof the sub-normal demnnd on the nor­ ing Indy, Dorico Wingrove nnd Snnthe humorous adventures of tho thern markets, ieny pair—Pclnichio and Knthcrlnc, fords locnl talent nt the Princess Shippmcntn from Florida for the threw, Kntiierin is n beautiful Thontre, Friday evening, under the present season amount to 11,1110 cars hughty self-willed girl, the elder auspices of the Sanford Women’s of oranges and {1,080 cars of grape­ lighter uf a rich merchant of Pnu- Club. fruit, according to figures given out On account of tho great demnnd ki,- named- Baptist. She- gains a by the Americnn Fruit Growers yes­ tide reputation as a shrew and scold for sents, tickets should he reserved in terday. Sinco Jnnunry 1, approxi­ Id her father despairs of ever advance nt Brawer’a nnd Roumillet’a. mately 5,000 cars of citrus products irrying her off. At this poriod hnvo heen shipped. It is estimated rirci in Padua n gentlomnn named POSTMASTER GENERAL thnt Florida’s remaining crop winn HAYS AT MIAMI (otrechio, in search of h wife. He not total much more than half what 11 daring fldvonturotiB fellow, who, FOR FEW DAYS REST tho California growers claim to hnvo arfng haughty Kntherfne, defor future shipment. i imm'eilintely to woo her nnd ( U r T h e A hnor In ( r it P f r a a ) Viewed in this light it does not look MIAMI, Feb. 1.—Postmnntcr Gen­ sr hor for n lnrk. ne arranges ns if tho prico would go much higher (meet her nt her father’s house, nnd eral Ilnys arrived nt noon with declar­ in Florida, hut there nro numerous «r first encoimter furnishes a ation ho expected to do nothing for predictions to the contrnry. A rep­ kr.e of greatest merriment. Sho two weeks hut enjoy himself nnd ntresentative of Gentile Brothers com­ kits him with haughty disdain nnd tend to small amount of business in pany stated thnt Vnlcncins should pm, but the more indignant pho be- postoffice department. bring $i.ri0/'or $5 per box nnd thnt other oranges should reach n price of III! nt least $3. The Standard Growers Exchange is expecting to see the price advance somo Inter in tho sea­ son. The A. J. Nye Company frank­ ly ndmits thnt the situation is uncer­ tain, but makes the claim that grow­ ers nre asking prices much higher thnn tho shipper can pay nt hte pre­ vailing mnrket price. From tho opinions gnthered it would Hecm snfe to say thnt there will | e some advance in prices Inter in the season, but no accurate foroenst can bo made nt this time, in th" opin­ ion of all tho companies widely wore interviewed. Orlando Sentinel. T h e I n t e r e s t s o l T h is C o m m u n ity are our interests, and all that a thoroughly modern, well organ­ ized bank can do to serve or as­ sist its customers is the constant endeavor of this institution. HERALD ADS get results. 1022 CALENDAR PADS ANOTHER ROOF CAVES IN,BUT NONE IS HURT ' Fo r ster , President SQUIRE EDGEGATE — m iL -H E L L -urtat COBINATION BARGAINS Charge System Cash System $6.00 .70 1.00 1.50 y o u Dow6 /AT To w n t h is time 0 f TH V £ J * R \ 7 ’ D 4W - G U E S S 1Go P-U C i T M y JOyjLES, HOISL C A ff 2 * 0 , TSUZX p A C .<. .. pair Army Shoes pairs Men’s Socks Work Shirt Men's Union Suit $7.75 and save $1.45 Do you need them? $9.20 Cash System Charge System $ 6.00 1 $5.50 Women’s low Shoes 1 2.00 Silk Hose to match nnd save $1.50. Do you need them? $7.50 Cash System Charge System 1 $12.50 Suit 1 4.00 Shoes 2 £.00 Hose 2C0-3tc $12.90 nnd save $5.60 ■ COAST REGION FROM Do you CAROLINA UP SNOW-BOUND g need them? $18,50 You do not have to huy these combinations to get the advan­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—Buried tage of the prices. Call for what you want. This compari­ underneath from ono to two feetof son shows you what you save by paying cash for what you snow, one of the most severe Btorms buy. DOES CASH PAY? in several decades, the Middle Atlan­ S tic section of the country spent Sun­ day in valiant liul mostly vain efforts to resume the activities suspended Friday night when tho storm swept up from tile south. The storm, described by the weather bureau ns tho worst in twenty-three years, had its center tonight slightly north and east of Capo Cod and waB moving slowly out over tho ocean, hut in its wake from North Carolina to southern Now England nnd from tho coast to the AUeghcney moun­ tains, all was buried under n snow blanket. Washington ns the center of tho storm area nnd tho center of the storm’s strength suffered tho most severely—a toll of nearly a hundred lives having heen taken and more than n hundred injured, some of whom may he added later to the list dead. The loss of life in tho cupitn! with one or two exceptions wns due to the collnpso of the roof of n motion 5 picture theatre under the weight of twenty-six Inches of snow nnd this enstrophe nlno accounted for most of the injures. Even aside from tho theatre dis­ aster, tho cnpltnl wns hard hit and although the snow stopped fnlllng n few hours nfter midnight, it wns not until long after dny had dnwned that the full effect wns assessed. Day­ break found tho city without nny sort of sereot car service, its streets block­ ed to Impassability with snow, its suburbs completely cut off, deliveries ■ of hren, milk and other perishnblo foodstuffs greatly curtniicd, nnd many buildings ondnngcrcd by tho loat^ of Rnow. Tho hours of Sundny were spent in attempts to restoro n sem­ blance of normal conditions, nnd though nldcd by fnvornblo wonthor— sunshine and thawing tempornturo— tho city tonight wns still in tho grip of tho storm. T hrasher & G arner Melville Comedians Coming Back Under the Auspices of the Kiwanis Club j Week of February 6 { « S ■ ■ Under their $10,000 tent theatre, with an en- ■ tire change of program. Special invitation * Monday night to Ladies. Ladies will be ad- 5 mitted FREE when accomuanied by one paid g adult ticket. Opening play: 3 | “A Little Child ! ! Shall Lead Them” [ ■ : _____________________________________ j \ WITH FIVE BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS Novv y o u h ir e B u s y DOPED OUT ) OE77C/5. „ L A s r y B A * /N 7H\ C O U N T R i tVI TH c n y t >o a r o e r S ’ ahd i E /p fc r e o . Post cards at tho Ilornld offico. TO • SCHEME _ M J)RE /homey p_ A WHH.E you Tent Located N ext to Postoffice Tent Well-Heated and Water Proof POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE BY LOUIS RICHARD SEE-RVERH 'B y F o R C tric Fo lk 's \ "To £ T ^ y U4 TVPrfiJ th e . 7W/NG THE '&OS)RDE*$l Go e s u p 1 V /R U E | S ------------------------------------------------------- 5 S Prices: Adults 35c; Children, 25c, including f war tax 8 j Doors open at 7:00, curtain at 8:15. There Seems to Be More Money In Dealing In the Raw Products OH J J E 5 H 80 MHT \ SOME VE 6 A T A K E ’S iH >13 LOOK AT THIS B. F. WII1TNER, Cashier Post cards at tho Herald office. »*-A Inaugurated by THRASHER & GARNER First National Bank! A COMMUNITY BUILDER .' to!* P a y C a s h -C a s h P a y s Laurant, Magician, at Princess, Thursd’y night There is nothing quito so handy, quito so useful, quite so indispcnslblc for tho busy office mnn os the calen­ dar desk pad. It helps you Ls re­ m member, it gives you tho day and dnte, it gives you Just what you wnnt and when you want it. 1022 Calen­ dar pads just received from tho fact­ ory—tho tccond shlpmont—tho first If you shnvo yoursolf, come horo shipment was exhausted In ono wook. nnd hnvo your hnircut tho way you Got a 1022 Cnlcndar pad before they wnnt for 40c.—Albert Grnmllng’s Bar­ nro all gone. Desk stands for (he ber Shop, DoForost Block, Second St. calendars If you havo none. 205-5tp 1 THE UP-TO-DATE 1922 SYSTEM WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—The roof of the Baltimore & Ohio freight de­ pot at First street and Florida nvo. N. E., crashed in Inte today. Eight men had just checked out for1tho day. No one was injured. Tho Bnow had been practically romoved from the slate roof, t was said, but it waB impossible, it was added, that the supporting brick piers nnd oak beams had been wonkoned by tho accumulnton of snow from tho recent storm. Damage to tho Bhcd and freight was estimated nt $20,000. The ernsh came ns unexpected ur In tho case of tho Knickerbocker theatre, tho roof giving way suddenly and and coming down with n deafening crash. A great mass of debris fill­ ed tho interior of tho structure, which fs 400 feet long, 40 feet wide, nnd one Btory in height. m so MUCH 7 H/\T tv£ FEEi- Wi AD* IP/PET ' P R I C E S fN M A R E M O R E F 0 /S oum . FO O D S T U F F S 'ROFIT — 1 y c^ i ml if ri , ‘J . •: , ■ ^trterstmVl Cartoon Co., N. Y. *\C*»t* lj j’JUi jaw;! *■s.. I .* i �v Ws bwvVJ Hlfi K W '• ’J - PAQ1 FOUK §11 ■'I*'*?*?- ' l'V, ) 1 Mj LWlf iif* .•**r 4 "";r-1 i*.,' ** ,* W ' *f ‘1 1I , V THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2.1922 BRIDGE TO HAVE LONGEST SPAN GOLF ^ F ^ H r c K iE s im r Henry McLaulin, Jr. Where militarism thrivsTT' They did not know what golf may be xenship 1. divided into th* c|JS* tltfc OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST Who called It chltdlah play. *nd the uncivil pop u S ^ I To drivo a globule from a tee C “lW t W A W a t N * And follow It away. Dancing echool will c o m ^ f IH H OU tA W b- \ Thoy do not understand who scoff UK? feBUOAUCUWA NNWM \T .*> £ . d vMt o\o aeh to s * ik «tPcWK\tm*. And all its virtues miss,'' taking lessons and all those \WC HNFT* VPN OOft toutI Structure to Connect-Detroit and Who think that this Is all for Golf w anton hour's dancing „ro B\U», GO VMWA GHOKA.ONT NOO -------n For Golf Is more than this. commence again. Windsor Will Break All PftM MOOV.G, VPAW.'tW NMOGU>\ 2W.2tp| Yon Can Find the Name.of B HOVJO COKKt®. Records. Every Live Professional and W 212 Bast. 1st St. For Golf is earth’s ambassador, Sanford, F Is. Business Man in Sanford in V1 That comes to haunts of men, This Column Each Day P ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ n_ To lure them from the banking floor, * The counter and the pen. To lend them gently by tho hand THURSDAY, FriDa, From toil and stress and strife, Upper Deck Expected te Be Reedy And guido them through the summer MISS GRACE TOM PKINS, R. N. and SATURDAY for Service Within Four Years— land FEBRUARY, 2nd, 3rd, Surgical, Medical and Obstetrical Two Years More Will See Along tho path of lifo. Calls Answered W ith E very Tire I'urrhiu^ Bridge Completed. SPECIAL SA L E OF KIM BALL 309 French Ave, Tho pastime of philosophers, Phone 563-W PIANO S Detroit, Mich.—Plans for the new A Red or Gray Tube f0[ For such a man must be, International suspension bridge to con When far away tho golf ball whirrs Kimball U pright ONE DOLLAR Sanford C onstructs Co. M ahogany, new... nect Detroit and Windsor, Just an And hides behind a tree. Bounced, show that It will have the CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS SP E C IA L PRICES ON Kimball U pright longest single span In tho world, mens A man may soo his business fall, Planes and Specifications Cheerfully And never turn a hair, orlng 1,802 foot, or 24 Inches longer w alnut, new ....... 35x5 34x4 33^ Furnished than the great cantilever at Quebec. But men arc strong who loso tho ball I Kimball U pright, All Work Guaranteed And still refuso to swear. Of double-deck construction, the new 3 2 x 3 !/2 3 0 x 3 '/2 Rosewood, 2nd h ’d.. H. T. PACE P. O. Box t$> link between Canada and the United fitates will accommodate street car, It Is a game of honor, too, W rite us for full inform ation re­ FOUR BIG GALLONS GAS FOB automobile and pedestrian traffic on th ese and m any other That tries tho souls of men A DOLLAR Sanford Machine & garding tho tipper deck and passenger and It's easy on the public viow bargains in Pianos and Phono­ freight train service on the lower graphs. Foundry Co. To bo all honest men. GAS-UP WITH US • deck. But he deserves nn angel’s wings Barring unforeseen! delays, actual General Machine and Boiler Work; Who paths of truth ha- trod, construction work will commence next Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Pistons; J. H. HINTERMISTER spring, and within four years the up When left alone with Just two things, Oversize Kings and Pina; Flywheel per deck should bo ready for sendee, Laurant, Magician, at Ills score card and his God. PIANO CO. Without Interfering with traffic on tho Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shafts re­ B U Y IN, SA N FO RD Princess, Thursday night 105 Palmetto Avenue highway deck. It Is planned then to If God shall teach you patiently turned; agents for Caille Inboard and 2(5C-3tc begin construction of tho lower deck, Phone 481-J Adversity to meet; Outboard M otors.-----------Phene 62 which should be finished In two years If it shall teach philosophy more. To keep your temper sweet, BLOCK EFFORTS Weighs 107,000 Tons. Acteylene Welding If it shall teach you atill to grin The brldgo and Its approaches will TO INSURE U. S. With mirth, no mnttcr what. have a totnl weight of 107,000 tons, OF ALL KINDS GETTING REFUND with eight cables carrying the huge You are n victor if you win ■pan. Six of theso enblcs will ho 21 Sanford W elding Co. A loving cup or not. Inches In diameter, and two will ho 169 North Sanford Avenue WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—By fair 18 Inches thick; together they will I.ONGWOOD ly decisive votes tho sonnte refusod support a pull of 140,000,000 pounds. todny either to roquiro congression­ Suspended from two towers, each S. 0 . Shinholser Miss Annnbel Allen spent the week al npprovnl of the ngreemonts to bo rising a«n feet above the water, the Contractor and Builder ■pan will hnve n width of 07 feet for end with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. entered into with debtor nations by the highway deck with two trolley Bill Alien. tho proposed nllled debt refunding BANFORD FLORIDA tracks, two sidewalks and two rond Rev. Longnccker of Penn, was tho cimmisslon or to limit tho author­ Ownership o f Real E sta te gives you a definite plnce nnd In­ ways, while (ho lower deck will have ity of tho commission in tho mnttor “W E D E LIV E R TH E GOODS’ four rnllway tracks and n 20-foot guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blst- of deferring tho time when interest fluence in the com m unity. It m akes you a more desirable Quick Service Transfer ■pnre for public utilities’ equipment. ine, while here Rev. Longnccker payments on tho clevon billion dol­ Electric locomotives would he used for prcnchud at the Baptist church. Storage F acilities citizen. A N D W HAT BETTER INVESTM ENT CAN YOU traffic across the lower deck. Friends of Miss Ethn Iinrlcy are lar foreign debts shall begin. If we please you, tell others; if no Dcspito nn agreement sharply limiiCompletion of the bridge will mean glad to nee her out again after a M AKE? tell us. Phone 498 the end of the train ferries, which for case of the grippe. ing debate, n final vote wan not reach­ years have carried freight and passen­ ed. Late in tho day when tho roll Mrs. E. D. Bengic left Tuesday for ger traffic across the Detroit river, calls on amendments began it looked Hotel Montezuma even after the opening of the Mlchl ter home in Mcmbphln N. Y. nftcr ns though the now weeks old fight “Sanford’s N ew H otel” spending several weeks with her sis­ gsn Central tunnel. would come to nn end, but a reference fl.B0 Up Per Day The bridge, which will he built by ter Mrs. J. S. Dinkcl. to the agricultural "bloc" by one sen­ the Canadian Transit company and Miss Ellen Fuller left Sunday night ator brought a tart reply by nnothor the American Transit company, with for Tnllahassee after spending a that led to further discussion nnd fin­ COMFORT COTTAGE the approval of the Canadian and United States governments, will span couple of wcoka with her parents, Mr. ally it was decided to recess until 11 is now open for guests. Will be glad the river almost from the center to and MrB. A. Y. Fuller. a. m. tomorrow. A. P. CONNELLY, Agent to see new as well as old friends. | fhe shore line of the two cities. Con­ Mr. John Dunbnr and Miss Elise Thoso in chargo of the bill hope to Rooms and menls, also meals, Hou struction Is expected to begin from were visitors in Sanford Tuesday. dispose of the measure then, but mnny heated. the American side. Mrs. Henry Hooker died at her amnedmonts still are pending with Bondi for $30,000,000. Mrs. M. Martin The promoting companies have been tome Monday night after a lingering plenty of moro discussion in prospect. Miss N. A. Walker authorized to Issue $30,000,000 In se­ llness of several months. Mrs. Hook­ curities for the project. It Is estimat­ er leaves a husband, two daughters, NEW THINGS AT THE SANFORD NOVELTY ■ ed that completion of the highway or Mrs. Barnes of Orlando, Mrs. Frain HERALD OFFICE ■ upper deck will cost approximately of Longwood, and one son, F. II. ■ WORKS $18,000,000. Purchase of shore space Thank you carda, Birthday cards, V. C. COLLER, Prop. looker of Orlando. for the approaches Is under way. Friends of Mrs. T. G. Roebuck and folders, Valentine assortment General Shop and Mil] Ptnns for tho bridge were drawn Just arrived, 1922 calendar Pads chiefly by Charles E. Fowler of Now will be grieved to hoar of her death here at last, Plnce cards, nut cups, Work York. Associated with him In the which occurcd last week in Now York Tnlly curds, All kinds of invitntlons, erection of the structure will be Mr. nnd Mrs. Roebuck wore called CONTRACTOR and B U IL D E f George II. Pegrnm, chief engineer of mck north three weeks ago due to Gift enrds, Greeting cards. Congratu­ 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla the Intorhnrough Itnpld Transit com­ msinoss conditions nnd wore expect lations, Shut in cards, Sympathy pany, New York; Prof. William H. ng to return in n few weeks. enrds and Birth announcements. Rurr of New Tork, Col. C. M. MonserGeo. W. Knight Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy McCracken of mt, Montreal; Prof. 0. It. Young of An nstronomer nsys the North pole the University of Toronto, and Prof. Orlando were visiting Mrs. McCrnck- is moving. Real E sta te and Insurance Grent gunB- Will that II. E. Riggs of the University of Mich­ en's sister Mrs. J. T. Williamson Sun­ FLORIDA thing hnve to he discovered all over SANFORD igan. day. again ? F. J. Nclmyor returned Sunday Sanford Steam Laundry EVEN LINEN TOWELS COMMON rom Penn., after spending several FOR SERVICE weeks with his mother. While away Innkeeper's Proteita to Health OffU Mr. Noimycr nttonded n lnrgc poul­ Call 140-J CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 192) dale Vain Agalnat Penn­ try Fnir in New York. W. RAW LING, Prop. sylvania Law. Word has been received of tho death ■ Southbound a Hnrrlaburg, Pa.—A strange Interpre­ of Mr. llolwny which occured Jan. 21. George A. DeCottes ■■ The following telegram has just been receiv* I Arrlvo Departs tation of the state law prohibiting the A ttorney-ut-Law ___ _ 2:30 a.m. No. 83. 2:46 «.m. ENTERPRISE ed by Edward Higgins, the Authorized Ford] une of the "common towel" lu public Over Seminole County Bank 11:40 a.m. N q. 27.. places has been received by state 1:38 p.m. BANFORD FLORIDA A gent of Seminole County: health officials from a hotel proprietor The many friends of Misses Sarah No. 91. ......... 1:18 p.m. 8:20 p.m. In a small town, A formal notice was Hughes nnd Kate Slco* are glnd to No. 89. ......... 2:66 p.m. 7:10 p.m. No. 85. ......... 6:56 p.m. served on him that he must discon­ welcome them hero for the season. H. W. NICKERSON tinue the use of a "common towel" In Public Accountant; Audit*—System* Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rain left Sat­ his Inn. Id an Indignant protest he Northbound Income Tex Service replied that he did not "use common urday for a few days with tho Bishop 107J JS 124 Blue Arrlvo Departs Room 16 McNelll-Devis Bldg. family in Orange City before their towels, but had his wife make a spe­ 2:03 a.m. Phone 852 No. 82. ......... 1:48 a.m. Orlando, Fin, WH Jacksonville, Flo., 10:08 A, Jan. 27,1922. cial trip to Philadelphia to purchase return to their home In Kentucky. 12:05 pjn. linen ones." State henlth official* dis­ Mr. L. M. Wright of Lakeland No. 84...........11:46 ajn. 2:55 p.m. agree with hla Interpretation of the spent the weok end with his family No. 80....... 2:85 p.m. Edward H iggins, Auto Radiator Repair Inw, and have notified him to discon­ hore. 4:05 p.m. No. 92..........j 4:00 p m. tinue the "common towel," even If It Is Shop Sanford, Flo. Miss Viola Padgett returned home No. 28...........10:00 p.m. linen. Located at 207 French Ave., between from Delray Saturday. ■ Trilby Branch 2nd end Third. E. R. DERGQUIST. & E ffective todny list price Tractor THREE HUN­ Mr. Sclason of Kansns City Mo., la JOHN D. JR. BORROWS COAT on a visit to his daughter Mrs. Fred ■ Arrive Departs D RED N IN E T Y -FIV E DOLLARS, f. o. b. Detroit. No ■ 7:00 sjn . xNo. 100.. Murray. Rockefsllar Tells of Attending Irrv* Among tho recent arrivals are Mr. xNo. 24. 3:25 p.m. efforts should be spared to make maximum number ■ perlal Garden Party In Toklo B 7:$0 a.m. nnd Mr*. G. D. Cross who nro at hor xNo. 168. In Borrowed Raiment. ■ sales disposing o f present stocks and accumulating i®* ■ No. 22.. 7:00 p.m. fathers, A. DcBary. ■ Miss Emma Tucker loft a few days New York.—John D. Rockefeller, Jr., ■ m ediate orders so as to keep river route tractor plant In ■ told how he borrowed a frock coat ago for Albany Ga., whore sho will Leesburg Branch * ■ from the American nmbnssador to at­ conduct a scries of Bibio readings. production nnd accord m axim um support to Mr. Fordfl Departs Arrive tend an Imperial garden party In Toklo. Services will he he*1 at the Episco­ xNo. 157.....—.. 8:55 p.m. efforts te ligh ten the physical burdens of farmers and Royalty were required to go to pal Church Sunday at 3 p. m. ♦ No. 21. ......... 2:50 p.m. -European dress, cltlzona in native Mr. H. J. Bums ia spending a few xNe. 101. •••••••••« B*60 pjn, old them produce m axim um crops a t reduced cost. -dross, and foreigners In frock coata. daya with his parents here. xNo. 25. ......... 1:30 p.m. *• Mr. Rockefeller said he was about The people of Enterprise spent last No. 22.. ....7:00 pjn. FORD MOTOR CO. te forego attending because there was evening vary pleasantly at tho chapel BAVH TOU MONET no frock coat In his baggage, when the 3:04 P. American ambassador said be had two where they were entertained by Write na Oviedo Branch tod Mr. Rockefeller could wear one soma of the guests from tho Inn. Dr. xNo. 126. ..... _ 7:45 p.m. Empire Hotel Block McQueen gave a very Intereating ef them. xNo. 127____ .... J [ ) Ii40 p.m. OK1.ANDO, FLORIDA talk after which the ladiea presented x—Dally, except Sunday. Scotchman Bag $,000 State. a play, "How tha story Grew," A No advertlaementa for the ClcesiLondon.—What hns been one of the collection of $25.38 was taken for tha fled or Want Colums of the Herald j beet doer-stalking seasons on record Employment Bureau.. are taken without cash In advance and In Scfttlnnd has, now concluded. It Is schpol piano, On Thursday evening Dr. Pater Mc­ The vocational committee of the Busi­ estimated that 0,000 stags have been none are taken over the telephone. shot In the area north of the Gram­ Queen will give hla travelogue, "The ness and Professional Women's Club This Is made necessary by the mis­ pian* dnrlng tha laat two months. Rebuilding of the World" Illustrated requeate ell young women deetring takes In phone messages and by the Among the monarch! of tha glen ware by 200 eolored elldea a t the Benson employment to register at the First xtra bookkeeping entailed' on the IS stage weighing over MO Springs chapel. Florid* National Bank. Sanford small accounts that taka the profit* pounds each. . AGNBft G. BURNBit, Chairman ut of thla form ef advertising, Try • Herald Went Ad today. Try a Herald Wa»t Ad today. PROFESSIONAL! AND BUSINESS I DIRECTORY ! DOLLAR DAYS WILL MEASURE 1,802 FEET $210 $195 $100 F.P.Rinei PLANNOWTOHAYEYOUROWNHOME Meisch Realty Co. Ford | Brings Down Price of Tractors Good News to the Farmers of Seminole County TRAIN SCHEDULE a GLOBE PIANO CO. E d w . H ifjjjins j JttYr �THE SANFO RD D A IL Y HERALD, THURSDAY, FE B R U A R Y 2 ,1 9 2 2 i ii fi ii “Let Us Have Done With Pessimism” : UPSALA AND SHa GRAPEVILLE taKaHilHHitanhM er places and In hearing n good ser­ mon, come out and spend tho day. You surely will enjoy It. Wo hope thoso who have cars will sec there is n way for nil to got there, aa ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■j ^ “THE SCOFF ERR" AT THE STAR THEATRE FRIDAY Mr. nnd Mrs. G. Hirehi nnd children l Tho attraction nt the Star Theatre were guests of Mr. and Mra. Alfred for Friday Ih "Tho Scoffer," which Erlcson for a nice auto rido nftor ser­ seems to hid fair in arousing more i vice Sundny, to Sorrento nnd hack. than the usual interest among local Mr. and Mrs. August Swanson nnd devotees to the cinema art. This is an son Archie nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. E. F. Allnn Dwnn production, made by tho ■ Lundquist nnd children after Sunday Mayflower Co. uml released through ■ school in town enjoyed a picnic lunch the Associated First National und it is with Hnppy Jnck Caves nnd wife nt baaed on tho theory that even n re­ their tent. M ligious man's faith In the Supremo Be­ II We understand one of the young ing can bo shaken by ndverse circum­ R R Mrs. Brldgemnns la very ill. Dr. Pul- stances. It is said a powerful dra­ eston having been called out a number matic situation is created through of times. Mrs. Hirschl called in to bringing to a climnx such n man’s see her on Monday. attempts to discredit tho Higher Joe Ncrose nnd wife are building on Power in a comparison with man’s nn addition to one of their tenant might. This picture is booked for houses. Last week they ground cane Friday (tomorrow) night See it. nnd made themselves some Florida syrup. We nro sorry to learn Mrs. KIWAN1S DEFEATS ROTARY Noroso is still feeling poorly. Forest West lins been doing a little R In one of tho most spirited matches R fencing of late for Geo. Ballinger, since the organization of the Bowling Chns. Cramer and Voile Williams. League, on tho Parish House alloys Mr. nnd Mrs. Crnmer nnd Mr, West last night the fnst Kiwnnis lean: de­ attended service In Orlando lust Snt­ feated the Rotary team. Although urday and on Sunday after the service Rotary ended up 250 points behind, Hr H a H a H a H a H a R a H a H o R a they treated Mr. and Mrs. West and tho game was close until the last Ha Ha Leonard to a visit with friends on minutes of play and the outcome was Ha aa Ha Celery avenue. in doubt until the last of the threu Mr nnd Mrs. Fred Krcll nnd chil­ Ha HR Ha gnmes. dren from Windmore came up Sun­ Ha Dr. Bower, ns usual, came off with day and spent the dny nt the home of Ha HqPaRaKaRaRaRaPaMHa IQ ------the honors. Ho hns never been benther parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. O. Tyner f j Nice Hummer weather again Ha in honor of the birthday of her sister, en by any of the Snnfnrd howlers nnd Balloon ascension at three today, Ha ami the Bun is shining nntl Ha in the days of the howling league nt Miss Eunice Tyner. la the fish nro biting and the Ha the Elks Club ho set a mark, n record Mr. nnd Mrs. W, Tyner nnd baby Big crowds in town to sco the big Ha moon !h shining and the Ha that has never been topped. Pa shine is—well, you know. Hu the big doings. Stores report good nnd Mrs. Brown, of Sanford, Walford A schedule is being drafted to take Piorson and Mrs. Ballinger were also Ha Hut what a wonderful coim- Ha trade. care of the balance of the season ami callers there in remembrance of the Pa try wo have down here with Pa will be announced in the Herald later. Tho finest nnd most up to dnte line day, enjoying some of the birthday The next mutch will he between the Pa everything you want even fts Pa down to water to drink— Ha of stationary in the country at the enke nnd coffee. Bible study night lias been changed Men’s Club nnd the Congregational fa yes, wo have It In Sanford. Ha Ileratd office. to Tuesday so thnt those who work Club this coming Monday night. Pa Hut can you beat this Ha Last night's games were featured Band will not play in tho pnrk to* nnd had other meetings on Wednes­ by the unusual number of fans, in­ Ha weather? 70 hero on the Ha Pa second day of February and Ha night hut will play on Sunday after­ day may be able to attend. At our cluding man yof tho fair sex, and last meeting we had a half hour of Pa the rest of tho world wrap- Ha noon which is better. singing and prayer before Mr. Clark there was plenty of amusement on Pa ped in a mantle of snow nnd Ha introduced the lesson to give the late the side lines to keep every one in Pi sleet. Our tourist hotel is P-a ! Score cards, place cards, nut cups, comers a chance to get there. Wo all the proper frame of mind to do a lot Pa score cups for bridge nnd five hun­ Ha coming. enjoyed the service but had bnd luck of routing and pulling for both sides. H;i dred at tho Herald office. Pa 5:10 A. M. FEU. 2, 1022 Last night’s sForc3 follows: getting home nlthough Brother West Ha Maximum ........,........... 70 Ha Rotary Groundhog did not see his shadow came hack and helped us with tho tire Britt .......... ........148 142 100 390 Ha Minimum ...................... 02 Ha Pa Range .......................... 05 Ha yesterday which -means forty dnya of trouble. “Hnppy Jnck" Caves and wife en­ Higgons .... ....... 123 129 108 300 Ha Haromotor .................. 30.09 Ha good weather whatever that mcnnB. tertained quite a crowd on Thursday Knight ........ ....... 152 109 125 380 Ha Ha South nnd pnrty cloudy. 110 129 245 Housholdcr Sanford celery is beginning to night nt their tent having a big bon Shinhotsor .. ....... I ll p a H a N i H a H a M i R a R a H R Ha 111 movo in car lots nnd tho growers are fire nnd n tabic nnd scats near his Ball ............ ....... 59 --------------------- r 59 camp nnd ho gave us one of his inter­ m n a n a j m m i m j d t t m t a Ha realizing good returns from It. esting tnlks, telling how he began Ha flnl) tntnl ........ .1704 Get your Vnlentine favors nnd place life for himself nt eight years of ngo Ha KiwnniH on hoard n sailing vessel, lutcr serving Ha --------Ha cnrdB nnd nil kinds of cards nnd on three bonts in Uncle Sam’s navy Bower ........ ....... 150 191 122 409 Ha For Floridn: Cloudy tonight Ha stationary at the Herald office. nnd beginning his pedestrian life in Carter ........ ....... 119 131 143 393 Ha probably local rains in tho Ha Going fnst. nn apcpnl to the young men to join Lloyd .......... ....... 137 141 119 397 IK) 132 137 379 Ha extreme south portion, nnd Ha the navy, nlthough he has since given Smith ........ Kiwnnnis Club bent tho Rotary thnt up and is now on an endurance Wight ........ 155 77 370 Ha cooler in extreme north por- Ha Ha tion tonight; Friday gonor- Ha Club bowling last night. The Iiot- tost for John Hopkins' University. Club totnl........... 2014 Ha ally fair; cooler in north Ha nrinns were so fnt they had to howl Since being taken off for a two Ha in relays but they put up n game fight months rest for being underweight his The Standing of the Clubs Ha portion. (after last night's games) H a H a P a H a R a H a H u H a H * Ha and almost made a strike at one time. route has been changed hut he has Won Lost Pet. still a thousand miles to travel hoforo The balloon will go up today nnd June 1st. He says he has used up Congregational Club .... 2 1 .CG7 SPECIAL DAYS OF TAMPA FAIR tomorrow some time between ten in twelve dogs on this trip hut ho is ex­ Kiwnnis Club .............. 2 1 .007 tho morning nnd three in the after­ pecting Eunice, a big Dane, who be­ Men’s Club ................. 2 2 .500 noon according to wenthor conditions. Opening Dny, Thursday, Fob. 2. gan the trip with him to arrive soon Rotary Club ................ 7 2 .000 The young lady is not nfraid of fall­ in hopes of finishing it with her. Children’s Dny, Frldny, Feb. .'t ing in the lake but does not enre to When it began to raise Mr. and Mrs. LOOKS LIKE GOOD WEATHER Canada Day, Saturday, Feb. 4. unless it is n case of necessity. Caspar)lln Dny, Monday, Fob, fi. Elmer Lundquist asked us all into FOR NEXT FORTY DAYS (■’armor’s Dny, Tuesday, Feb. 7. their house where Happy Jnck made Tourist Day, Wednesday, Fob. ft* SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTION some coffee and served us with sand­ Yesterday wns groundhog day and Tampa, Day, Thursday, Feb. 9. wiches with tile ladies help. Ovor as it wns cloudy nlj dny tho ground A Sunday School Institution will be Shrincr’s Dny, Friday, Foil. 10. thirty-five out nnd all had a good hog could not sec his uhndow ami the held in the Church nt Pnoln, Florida, time. Florida Day, Snturday, Fob. 11. legend goes that when the ground Cates open at 9 n. m. Close 11 p. m. on tho 5th day of February beginning Upsnia is asked to join with Pnoln hog cannot see his shadow it will be Admission, nduits 50 cents; chil­ nt 10 o’clock A. M. os foMows: for a union Sunday school institute to It this itt the ease Sundny School, conducted by Rev. bo conducted by Rev. G. V. Albertson fair wenthor. dren, 25 cents. After fi p. m., nduits, tho farmers nnd fruit gr worn will re­ J. V. Albertson. ' 25 cents. nnd Rev. J. S. Clark, on the 5th. Rev. joice although tho weather hus been 11- 00 o’clock A. M. Sermon by Rev. Albertson will have charge of tho all thnt could bo desired here for tho J. S. Clark. school 10:00 and Rev. Clark will celery growers during the past throe Laurant, Magician, at Rending by Mrs. G. V. Albertson. give us nta message ut 11 then comes a weeks. Tho weather wns too warm 12- 00 noon, Luncheon nt tho church, Thursday night 2-00 basket or picnic lunch on the church in the fall for the lettuce hut hns o’clock P. M, Address: Possi­ grounds nnd Mrs. Albertson will speak 2C0-3te bilities of tho Sundny School by Rev. for us nnd a friend of theirs ns well been very good for celery nnd fair weather promised by Mr. Ground hog C. V. Albertson. ns our own Mrs. Ericson. This will ^JHRRHRHRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR Address on tho Cradle Roil, Mrs. G. give us all n double Bcrvico. Wo hnvo yesterdny will be forty days more of good weather and cold wenthur will V. Albertson. u nico little school nt present and bo ovor after tho middle of thin \ddrcss ov. Alfred Erickson. there is always room for improvement month. Wo shnll wntch the wenthor Remarks nnd closing. so lot’s go nnd learn all wo can. All und see haw much the groundhog The program will bo interspersed interested in tho work in this and oth­ knows. with music. All arc cordially invited to attend these sessions. IBBBIIIIIMHIiniKDinillllllllllllONiailBllllllllllllll ■ _ ____ . ____ ■ 1 Prices on Lexington nnd : PAOH m B There is bound to be more cold weather and if you haven’t a nice warm Sweater, see those nice- IJ Some brave, self-reliant man said that, fl Let us all adopt it as a slogan for 1922. \\ Let us create the spirit of optimism; let us work enthusiastically, spend wise­ ly and save systematically. fl We can MAKE 1922 a good year. PENNSYLVANIA KNIT COATS We are now offering. Your choice of any in the house, one-third off the regular price. 4% INTEREST PAID I The Seminole C ounty! 1 Bank 1 STRENGTH PROGRESS S SANFORD’S S TEMPERATURE Perkins & Britt The Store That Is Different SERVICE Sanford, Florida PERSONALS S THE WEATHER OFF S A F E T Y F IR ST Cleanliness is next to Godliness We invito the public nnd nil users of ELDER SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring nnd in our method of handling its product. Why take a chance 7 Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled nnd its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. The Ford people of Sanford as well ns 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 SPECIAL INVITATION TO THE FOLKS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY THE SUB-TROPICAL MID-WINTER FAIR IS YOUR FAIR We Invite You and Hope You Will Invite Everybody GREATEST RACES IN FLORIDA THIS IS A BIG THING , Really quite the biggest thing you ever saw in the way of a Fair. Every Department is full up; and happy to say, Seminole County is in to help make it a success. Tank up your auto and come. Reduced Rail Rates. Princess, Orlando, Florida FEB. 14-15-16-17-18, 1922 i AUTO AUTO rnilllUM COLUMN s ; WATCH IT ! B. & 0. MOTOR CO. [ 5 Hupmohile, f. o. b. Sanford: ! LEXINGTON ■ Model "S’* Touring....$1895 Model "S” Thorobred 1985 ■ “Lnrk” Special Sport 2995 { Princeas Sedan........... 2995 s All these models now in 2 stock s HUPMOBILE ■ Roadster or Touring $1450 ■ Sedan ........................ 2125 g Coupo ........................ 2025 5 | Can make im m ediate deliveries of all models g Terms: 1-8, l-2 ; baldnce id mtfhtns B S B.&0. MOTOR CO. DISTRIBUTORS SANFORD W. R. O’NEAL, Pres. : NOTICE Please comply with city ordinance ns to leaving cars parked ovor night in front of residences nnd business places on paved streets. Thoso fall-, ing to comply with same will bo brought into court. J. A. KILLEBREW, g08-5t Chief of Police. NEGRO LYNCHED FOR ASSAULT <?A^E . IN MISSISSIPPI <nr T M A*»oeU«eO JASKKON, Miss., Fob. 2.—Lynch­ ing of a negro east of Crystal Springs revealed today when the body of Will I Thrasher was found hanging from tree. N note attached to tree aaldi I the negro waa identified as otie who'; attempted attack, ori white school teacher at Fairplay yhaterday. Post Card* at the Herald Office. Williams Transfer C. E. HOWARD, Sec. OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE j OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE PHONE 41 SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS We haul Anything anytime ‘ JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 WMt First Street 1018 W ttt First Street Big Trucks tor All Kinds of ■s j lin n ai Heavy Hauling ■ i* a • — ■- . . r . . ... . . ! 8 Seven Passenger Caw for P&ssetiger Carry- § ing and Sight-Seeing Trips CHULUOTA INN On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Eaet Coast Railway, Chuluota, Fla., among the ptnea and lake* of Seminole county, nn up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private hatha and hot water heat. P in t elaaa cnlalne. Hatee $2.58 t« $U 0 per day: $10 to $18 ;*er week, ac­ cording to location of room. � 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>, February 02, 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/d5e0606383d846f77b87b0552a6b1498.pdf ea2d8dc2b56235af5792c7fce24cca0f PDF Text Text !® I The S anford D aily Herald iu i SANFOR “The City Subslan* IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1922 VOLUMEII PLAN CONCERTED DRIVE ON ALL FLORIDA LIQUOR AND DRUG SMUGGLERS M ^ii N N Ns N* NUMBER 269 m in In Ha M da In lu fci SCHOOL LUNCHES HAVE BEEN SUCCESS, INTERESTING REPORT Pa ha Nm Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pm Pi Pa P« Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa la* Wa Pa Pa Pm Pa Pa Pa JAPS MAKE CONCESSIONS IN THE MANY DEMANDSMEET CHINA HALF WAY At a meeting of tho Woman's Club and on behalf of the school officials on Wednesday afternoon, a report of of the Sanford schools, I wish to ex­ Chief of Prohibition the School Lunch for tho first sem­ press our sincere appreciation of the Japan Wiling: to Give U ester was given. Tho treasurer’s timo, thought and exertions of the Agents Will Operate Group Five of hooks had been submitted to Super­ Welfare Department of tho Snnford Along the Coast intendent Lnwton for auditing and his Woman's Club for making possible Demands report follows: this most valuable addition to the edu­ After thoroughly nuditing of the cational system of our city. nccounts of the School Lunch Room, With best wishes for your continuod BRINGS TOTAL UP TO TWENTY- ns kept and submitted by Mrs. E. P. success, and thanking you for your Morse, I wish to ndvlso thnt I find generous co-operntion nt nil times in PEOPLE HACK HOME ARE URG­ TWO IN COAL MINE ING QUICK ACTION ON THE them correct and comploto, all receipts everything pertaining to tho advance­ HORROR MUSCLE SHOALS PLANT and disbursements properly entered ment and upbuilding of our schools, I ,N ADDITION TO FLORIDA LOOKS LIKE PEACE AND QUIi (llr Tlir Amanrlnlrd I'rraa) and the bnlnnco on hand in agreement nm, (Hr Thr Aaaoelatrd P rtu ) ‘ ACENTS WILL TAKE MANY GALES, I»a., Feb. 3.—Six moro witli the balance shown by tho state­ WILL REMAIN WITH LITTLE Very respoctfuily yours, WASHINGTON, Fob. 3.—Prompt FROM FLORIDA • dead were brought to the Burfnco ment of the Seminole County Bank, BROWN MEN FOREVER T. W. LAWTON, notion marked tho reception by con­ from tho Bhnft of the Gales mino of said hank being tho depository for Supt. Public Instruction. ( U r T h e A a a o e la l e S P r * » « l gress yesterday of tho Ford proposnl tho II, C. Frick Coke Company early the funds of this account. It seems (llr Thr Aaaorlnlrd I'rraa) In presenting this roport, Mrs. W. WASHINGTON, Fob. 3.—Plans for WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—Jnpan mat today, bringing tho total to twenty- to mo unnecessary here to mnko a re­ F. Blackman, chnirmnn of education for lease and purchase of tho Musclo n concerted drivo on tho liquor and two. Tho belief ia expressed that tho Chinn pnrt way yesterday on the lat­ drug smuglers along the Florldn coast toll may mount higher. Roports in­ port in detnil of tho items of expen­ in the Woman’s Club, said she rogrot- Shoals, Ain., nitrnte and water power ter’s request for abandonment of tha diture, ns the ledger showing nil re­ ted the large profit Bhown, sinco that projects ns referred to tho House by was announced today by L. G. Nutt, dicated at least thirty men in Bectlon ceipts and disbursements may bo sub­ amount ought to have gone for milk Secretary Weeks for its decision and celebrated "twenty-one demands" pro­ acting chief of general prohibition nt tho timo of explosion. gram of 1916. . mitted to you nlong with this report. or cocon for tho children. Unfortun­ nftorwnrdB consideration by tho sonagents. Spocinl force was dotniled to Taking the center of tho Btnge os Great credit Ih duo tho management ately only a limited qunntity of milk nte. Speaker Gillctt sent tho offer the final scene of tho arms confer* Florida for thorough cleanup and SUI'T. DUMAS OF THE for the following excellent record: can ho obtained for tho lunches, eith­ immediately upon its receipt to the once began, tho Japanese announced will ho in chnrgo of General ProhlhlA. C. L. AND I)R. OWEN (This record does not purport to show er in Snnford or in towns within n House military affairs committee, that their government wns ready to lion Agent E. B. Henson, of Snvnnfunds received ami disbursed for the safe shipping distance; and although while members of tho interstate com­ givo up entirely group five of tho "de­ SPEAK TO KIWANIANS nah, Gn. A special squad will oper­ initial construction and equipment of the cooking equipment of tho kitchen merce committee indicated they might mands," which China has held wee ate along the entiro Florldn const with Miami as hendqunrtora. In ad­ Brady—Sanford’s Song Bird Delights the building, hut exclusively funds is ample for nil requirements the seek n change of reference to their calculated to rob her of hor sov­ used for current expenses in the oper­ quality the gas provided is so poor, it body. dition to agents nvnilnhlo In Florldn ereignty, nnd to make further conces­ Club Members With Several is impossible to use the full equip­ ation of the institution). Chairman Kahn of tho military com­ sions regarding economic privileges and those Henson will tnko from Geor-1 Songs and Sketches. ment nt any one time. When the mittee contended, however, that tho and political and militnry preferences Receipts Kia a number of export enforcement _____ large hnkcr is being used, the gas roport had properly boon referred to in Manchuria and Mongolia. Receipts from sale of meals $1,761.1-1 officers will he detailed from the ^ meeting full to tho brim of good plates are practically out of commis-' his committee and pointed out that its Today China is to reply in a state­ Washington office. Wo are going Kp|r;^> information and cntc>rtninmc>nt Receipts from donation by the 10.00 jsion. Thus between 276 and 300 chllj members already had inspected tho Mother’s Club ............ :.... ment that is expected to bring ths after the smugglers with a vengeance WftH tko j£jwun|nn Luncheon at tho --------- . dron arc almost daily being deprived site and works. Far Eastern negotiations to an ond, determined to get results,’*- said Nutt. Vn|doz yostcrdoy. $1,701.11 of a nourishing hot drink with their For that reason, Mr. Kalin said, ex- and on Saturday tho Washington con­ Total receipts to date Brady—Sanford’s Song Bird wns lunch. The management may have to peditious action l»y his committee ference probably will adjourn sino dlo Disbursements MIAMI, Feb. 3. Orders issued In cnti tho f,ueHt ()f Som |J 0yd, and substitute oil stoves for tho gas Groceries and help................. $1,-131*.02 could he token and, in the event hear­ after a plenary session for formal Washington for a. drivo against the |||j|jRhtc|| tho CIu,, members and visiings were held, they would not bo adoption of tho Far Eastern treaties. plates. Actual profit in current opera­ ; liuuor smugglers in conformity with (nnJ wUh H0Veni| of his high class It will he observed that tills roport protracted. With tho exception of tion ...................................... 322.42 Consideration of tho "twenty-ono a request made several weeks ago by 8o]o9 c|mrncter sketches, does not include the $1,700.00 raised Secretary Weeks ami probably Mr. demands" the lust topic remaining on a delegation of local prohibition workSuperintendent Ilumas of the A. C. $1,701.11 for erecting the lunch pavilion and tho Ford himself, wlm might ho callod to tho Far East agenda of the conference ci ' headed by William Jennings Bry- j ^ wn9 thu ten minute speaker of the testify, few other witnesses were un­ began in thu Far Eastern committee, This profit of $322.-12 is accounted initial equipment. . an, who went to Washington am! laid (,ny nm, wUh ,,|H liauni Kn0(| humor for ns follows: Although many women have given derstood to lio under consideration in after hope of nn adjustment of the I cfnre the authorities allegod facts as Hmj wjt began his talk Expended for painting andwith ox- some timo and thought to this enterprise, that connection. Chinese Eastern railway situation hail to conditions her6. witty remarks that brought volumes tra equipment .....................$238.71 Mrs. Hlnckmnn spnko in unqualified Evidences of equally rapid action by been abandoned and n resolution of lnughter from hfs henrers aril after JACKSONVILLE, Fob. 3.—The getting tho Club in an exceptionally Balance in hank .................. 83.71 appreciation and prnise of tho two the House itself after the commit- adopted merely declaring that ar­ women to whom tho grentest credit tee’s report with reference to roeom- rangements for "hotter protection" of -' Anti-Saloon I.caguo of Florida had good humor launched into a discourso $322.42! wns due for the success of tho school mendntions thot the proposal ho nc- the road should he worked out in the prepared to send n huge petition to replete with valuable information with The stock of groceries now on hand , lunch. Miss Virginia Smith, ns super- ccptcd or rejected is made to tho body, near future through tho regular diplo­ Hauling, it wns learned today. The reference to 'the transportation fuel is inventoried at about $40, which Is, visor, has given herself unreservedly were somewhat more dimmed. A keen matic channels. Tho powers othor l»a: tor «.f every church In Florida wns i‘ijjc‘a ~0f Snnford. Mr.’ Dumas dealt however, practically off-set by out- to the work in hand, with a de- interest in the mutter already 1ms than China appended a point declara­ provided with blank petitions and wns with the history and growth of trans­ votion to the welfare of the children been manifested by a largu number of tion of China's responsibility for ful­ standing, unpunched meal tickets. linked to have members of tho con­ portation nnd snid thnt in ‘1844 there and a keen recognition of the import­ House members, and indications wore fillment of her obligations to foroign Free lunches has been given to de­ jugations sign it next Suifdny. Tho was no regular schedule, except a serving children during the sixty-six unco of details that are beyond price, that they would discuss the question stockholders of the rond. petitions were to ho delivered to the week|y ,)ont( miui„ to Snnford, hut In days of operation to the amount of Mrs. E. P. Morse, as treasurer and nt somo length before a final vote Japan’s statement on tho "demands" league othcials at an annual stnto 1R71 ,||rt wns broken to mnko way for $92.40. If this sum he added to the purchaser of supplies has also given could lie reached. was presented by Ilnron Shldohura, meeting next week in Orlando. Tho the South Florida Railway, and thnt Frederick E. Engstrum,, who has who argued thnt the Chinese rcquoht petitions would have asked the presi­ in 1880. the first passenger train run profits as indicated above, the total of her time and talents without roservutinn. She has met with fine co-op­ submitted to Secretary Weeks an for abrogation of the treaties nnd profits would amount to $111.82. dent and prohibition commissioner to out of Snnford nc far ?ns Longwood, eration with the merchants of tho amended proposal for the lease and agreements resulting from tho 1911T Tho above report, in my opinion, do the identical thing ordered at and in 1884 tho trip was completed city, who have, by their special prices operation of the Musclo Shonls prop­ reflects great credit on the excellent Washington today. to Tampa, while in 188*1 the J. T. & management of this institution by for lunch supplies, done much to mnko erties, issued a statement yesterday program could not ho supported by a K. W., 'connected Jacksonville with the ladies promoting and operating it, the good financial showing possible. after publication of tho Ford proposal. pica of invalidity, because thq agree­ ments made were entered into by KENYON MAY DROVE Sanford nnd Tnmpn. That in 1808 "My proposal," Mr. Engstrum snid, China in tho exercise of hor full pow­ TO BE INELIGIBLE four enra of vegetables were shipped "contains no conditions which might ers ns a sovereign statu. To quostion FOR U. S. JUDGESHIP from Snnford, while in 1021, Inst prevent the manufacture of nitrates. treaties because they wero made un­ year, 'there were shipped from Snn­ The entiro development of tho project der duress, ho snid, would ho to chal­ IIiK Congress lias Power To Pass ford 3027 enrs of celery, 1834 cars of will he devoted to tho manufacture of lenge the validity of many of tho most Special Act In Ills lettuce, (103 cars peppers, 283 cars nitrate nnd to nothing else. Tho important existing international con­ Favor. cnhbngo, 160 cars tomntoes, nnd'140 present nitrate 'plnnts nt Musclo cords throughout tho world. He ex­ enrs miscellaneous vegetables. These Shoals were designed to produce ni­ cused the delivery of nn ultimatum to WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—They op-J wcrc figures on solid enr lots, nnd trates for explosives, and cannot he China, just before her partial accept­ pointinont of Scnntor Kenyon, of* Iowa ' did not include express shipments, nor used to manufacture nitrate for fer­ ance of the "demands," ns nn expedi­ as a United States Circuit judge mny nny shipments of other vegetables. LOOKS LIKE FAT COMEDIAN BUT NOT DECIDED JUST WHERE tilizer. In my proposnl, I agree to re­ ent to bring the prolonged negotia­ IT WOULD HE result in tho pnssngo of n special net MUST SPEND MORE Dr. Owen the evangelist, who is to design, at once, these plnnts nt nn tions to nn end. LEVIED by both houses of congress to meet conduct n series of meetings nt Oviedo ■MONEY expenditure of $6,900,000, if neces­ completely tho situation, it wns inti­ next week was a visitor'nnd address­ sary, and produce commercial nitrates SLIGHT CLUE DISCOVERED (Hr The Aaaorlulril I’rraa) (Hr The Aaaoclnlcil I'rraa) mated tonight in some administration ed tho Club nlong tho lines of Civile WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—Tho sol­ by the best process now known." SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.— circles. This course may bo neccssery development. TO TAYLOR’S MURDERERS diers’ bonus legislation will carry a The Fatty Arbuckle jury dis­ it wns said, because the salnry of the Tho pill wns slipped to B. L. Per­ IN CIGARETTE STUBS provision for raising thq necessary MISSOURI SENATORS agreed and was discharged to­ United States Circuit judges wns in­ kins, who will speak four weeks from revenue to finance it Chairman FordCLASH, ON NEWBERRY day. creased by congress in 1919 from $7,­ yesterdny. (Hr Thr Aaaoelatrd I'raas) Brnx snys lie will sur­ noy, of tho house ways nnd means LOSANGELES, Fob. 3.—Half a 000 to $8,600 when Scnntor Kenyon prise tho hoys. SANFRANCISCO, Feb. 3.—Fate of committee announced today nftor a Spencer Replies to Charges of Cor­ dozen cjgnrctto stubs offered today was a member of thnt body nnd tho ruption Made by Reed In Arbucklo ' rtlll in tho hnnds of tho conference with President Harding. key to mystery murder of William constitution expressly stntcs thnt: VddrcsH. jury which took case Wednesday Argument for and agninst a tax on Balloon Ascension Desmond Taylor, noted motion pic­ "No senator or representative nhnll, beer ns a means of raising funds for ture Director who wpa slain Wednea'lining tho timo for which ho wns Postponed Till This afternoon. bonus wns heard today by tho com­ WASHINGTON, Fob. 3.—Tho is­ day night nt his home here. Stubs elected, ho appointed to nny civil ofmittee nnd at their conclusion the sues involved in tho Nowherry enso Afternoon, too Windy Voting for Pope to nonr tho hack door of residenct Indi­ fico under tho authority of the Un­ members indicated such a tax was not wero echoed in tho Sennto today as cating somo man apparently waited ited States which Hhnll hnvo been to he considered. Succeed Benedict the two senntors from Missouri, Mr. there nervously tho evening of the The balloon ascension was post­ created, or tho emoluments whereof Spences, lender of the Republicans in murder. Mrs. Dougins McLean said poned this morning nfter tho big hag in College Today ■J'ldl have been increased during GERMAN RAILROAD STRIKE the fight which dcciorrcd Scnntor she heard shots fired, nnd looked from ....... wns half inflated on account of tho Mich timo." TIED UP TRAFFIC TODAY Newberry entitled to his sent, nnd tlie window of her home nearby and It was recalled tonight thnt tho high wind mnking tho work on infln- No Cnrdinnl Has Received Sufficient Mr. Reed, who bitterly attacked tho snw a man leave Taylor's homo, Number of Votes Yet iato Senator Rnnsqn, of North Cnro-jtion almost impossible. Tho bnlloon (llr TiltAaaoHlilnl I'rraa) met in debate.. Hnn, was appointed minister to Mexico'wns half inflated hut tho wind blew BERLIN, Feb. 3.—Germany's rnilScnntor Spenser, speaking in re­ (llr Tlie Aa-oclulril I'rraa) in 1889 after tho snlnfy had boon in -'so hard thnt It was thought dangerous ROME, Feb. 3.—Voting for election rond striko which almost completely ply to his colleague’s address of FIRE DESTROYED creased during his term ns scnntor'to try to get it filled iih thoro is danLEIGH VALLEY RAHWAY of pope to succeed tho Into Benedict tied up traffic since Wednesday night the other day, declnrod with refer­ ""I under an opinion from the attorn-' ger of fire and burning up tho »g SHOPS AT JERSEY CITY wns begun by tho conclnvo of Sacred was more complete today when tho ence to that speech thnt "villiflcntion" ey general relinquished tho post. But bng. MIhh Jncgor was greatly disapCollege today. Two ballots wore tak­ Berlin branch of the union joined the (lly Thr Aaaorlnlrd I'rraa) wlicn tho into Philander C. Knox w ns' pointed a s .it seems that luck Is en up to ono o’clock this afternoon on strikers. It was estimated today that is not cvidonco and vituperation can­ JERSEY CITY, Fob. 3.—Fire de­ not he substituted for facts in tho 'Ppointed secretary of stato by Pros-' against her gotting up this week am neither of which nny cardinal receiv­ 77,000 engine drivers wero not strik­ Senate of the United States." stroyed Leigh Valley Reilrond shops ''lent Taft after tho salary for thnt since her contrnct cnllB for two nsed sufficient number of votes to elect. ing. * hero today. F oss two hundred thou­ Senator Rood npoko only briefly in conslons and tho people were hero ■ffico hnd been increased during his sand. reply, explaining tlmt ho wns prepar­ ROME, Feb. 3.—The steamship NEGROES LEAVE HOSPITAL term ns senator, It wns further re­ yesterday nnd are hero today she ing to leave tho Capital on bualnefc'i called. ho wob appointed to thnt sal foois very keenly tho disappointment ProRldont Wilson bringing Cnrdinnl ACCOUNT OF THOUHLE hut on his return would reply nt /my NEGRO SLAYER SENTENCED. "ry which existed before tho increase and she is juHt ns bndly disappointed O'Connell, of Boston, to Romo, will time to nny ono who wished to hold TO ELECTRIC CHAIR WITH WHITE VETERANS '•ml subsequently tho incrcnso wns nc-1as the nudien-:o when hIiu cannot in- not nrrivo nt Naples before next Monwhnt ho described as "a post mortem FOR KILLING POLICEMAN rded him through d special net of flnto the balloon. Ilowovor, if t o duy morning snys u wireless. cximlnntion." • CHICAGO, Fob. 8,—Surgeon Gen­ wind calms down she will try it congress. NEW York, Feb. 3.—Luthor Bodily,* again this afternoon betweon 3:00 Romo, Fob. 3.—No election on tho eral Cummings, Public Honith Ser­ vice, ordered investigation disturbance SANANTONIO, Texns., Fob. 3.— killed two policeman detoctivea on o’clock and dark nnd will givo nnothor third nnd fourth hnllots. I’l.ENARY SESSION Inst night Edwnrd Jones Jr., Memorial Flvo children wero killed whllo play­ Janunry 26 sentenced electrocution exhibition tomorrow somotlmo beCALLED TOMORROW Hospital, which resulted in ten nog- ing in tho school yard at Hormodillo, wook beginning March 18. ARMS (CONFERENCE tween ton In the morning nnd six at CHILEAN CABINET night. • Miss Jncgor is ono of tho host HAS RESIGNED roes leaving tho hospital on account Moxlca yesterday when ono attempt­ i f fear of whlto vrteinns. Nlrfo ed to extract powdor from a bomb Call on the Daylight Bakery to in tho profession und is very nnxiouH WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—Plenary hundred soldiers in hospital, one loft there when Villa stormed the * SANTIAGO, Chile.. Fob. 3.—Chil­ good things to eat. 313 Sanford ave­ to givo Snnford people n good exhi­ session^ arms of conforonco called for hundred of whom are negroes. town. * . ean cabinet resigned today. nue. 269-lte bition of purnchute leaping. ton-thirty tomorrow. * MIAMI WILL BE HEADQUARTERS SIX MORE DEAD A R E FOUND IN COAL MINE CONGRESS TO ACT ON FORD PLAN WITHOUT DELAY CHINA TO GIVE REPLY T0DA1 FATARBUCKLE GETS NEW TRIAL WILL CARRY A JURY DISAGREES REVENUE CLAUSE �tA G E s n Mias Mary Loulao aauis, ox t im will be taken by Clarence Mahonoyj chuln, is tho guest of her uncle, Dr. “Grumlo", Patruchlo'a comic butlor, Ronert Harndonj "Biancn,” tho awoot S. W. Wnlker nt tho parsonage. sister by Mrs. A. V. Mc.Guin; “HorMBB. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Mra. E. D. Tyler nnd little son, E. tonslo” in lovo with Blanca, by WcstPhono 217-W D., of Llvo Oak, are vlaitlng hor sls- ly Wlcklandcr; tho eccentric music I t y » « k u » u r W # » f * v U ltla * too tor Mra. Lucian M. Telford nt her master by Thomas Egan; tho stuttor—“ Ttn » f (o lio •«p«k«N or M OW CELERY Ing hunchback tailor, by cglnald > ,-■ c U too or* J* tH* homo on Pnrk avenue. Carlot Shipments Reported for Feb. 1 ■ •o o to l e o r i « • tk la d a » a r t - . « t , a t r l a a Stunrt Holly; tho blustering French S J m i u , o r t t l i k f O M *ko Mom * » w *“ Florida—Sanford section .................10 Oo rroatlr «p»r»*tal«f. _______ Mrs. A. D. Key left yestordny nf- cook, by Thomas Meredith; Nathaniel, Florida—Mnnntco section ...............10 tornoon for Dnytonn Bench where sho Grcogory, and Garnboldi, the clown­ California—Southorn district ......... 3 SOCIAL CALENDAR will spend sovorul days nB tho guest ish servants by Skinny Whitcomb, Byron Stevens nnd Sherman Lloyd; of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnltor Twitchcll. Pflday—Daughters of Wesley will Total cars................................ 38 "Curtis,” Pctruchlo's Jolly housekeep­ have a turkey supper nt tho Parish Destination of Florida Shipments er, by Mrs. D. D. Newberry; BlondolCIRCLE NO. 2 House from 5 o’clock on. Savannnh, 0; Florence, 2; Roches­ Mra. Lucinn M. Telford will enter­ ln nnd Pcdrn, tho chick French mnlds, ter, 1; Buffalo, 1; Chicago, 0; Balti­ tortnin tho mombors of tho Every Week Brldgo Club nt her homo on tain Circle No. 2 of tho Methodist by MIsb Orn Williams nnd Mrs. Soth more, 2; Worcester, 1; Pittsburgh, 5; Church, Mondny nftornoon nt three Woodruff; Isabel, Josophino nnd Ma­ Boston, 1; Montreal, 1; New York, 4; Ninth street Frldny—Mrs. R. J. Holly will enter­ o’clock nt her home on Pnrk avenue. tilda, tho clownish maids, by Misses Altoona, 1} Detroit, 1. Total, 35 cars. Ruth nnd Allio nnd Ednn Chittondon; tain tho members of tho Book Lov­ Mndnm Frlgnnzn, opera singer, Mrs. Shipping Point Information, Feb. 1st “TAMING OF THE SHREW’’ ers Club nt her homo on Pnrk nvcSANFORD, FLA.: Mild, clear. Under tho nuspices of tho Litera­ Julius Tnknsh. • nue. Haullngs moderate, Demand and Clnssic dances by Miss Dnphneo Frldny—Tho Intermediate Christian ture nnd Music Dcpnrtmcnt of tho movement good, murkot firm. CarEndonvor Society of tho Presbyter­ Woman’s Club, a treat is In store for Wlmbush; Solo singing by Miss Hor- lots f. o. h. cash track. 10 inch crates The comic wedding ian church wi" bo ontortnined by tho lovers of real art; assisted by Mr. mlno Lehman. guests by Mrs. E. F. Householder, Golden Self Blanching in tho rough, Misses Irma Smith nnd Grnco Gll- nnd Mrs. Edward Wnldmnnn, a mod­ Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs. John T. 4s-0s, $3.00-$3.25, mostly $3.00-$3.15. ern version of Shakespeare s 111ho lon nt tho homo of tho former. Telegraphic Reports from Important Frldny—Mrs. Gcorgo Rico will ontor- Taming of the Shrew” will he given Brady, Mrs. Enrl Burdick, the Misses Markets taln in honor of hor guosts, Mrs. Friday evening, Fehrunry 3 nt tho Ethel Henry, Kitty DuBose, Lo Clair PITTSBURGH: 43, partly cloudy. Jones, Fannie Rcbn Munson, Mnry Chns. II. Bliss nnd Mrs. Arthur Princess thentre. Fla. 3 arrived. 12 cars on track. Como out and enjoy your homo Howard, Zon Munson, Ruth Spencer, Oponing prices Thursdny: supplies Flsko, of Worchostor, Mass., nt tho homo of hor daughter, Mrs. Ray­ talent, most of Sanford’s real nrtlsts Agnes Dumns, Messers nymond Phil­ moderate, demand and movement Blow are in the cnHt and Mrs. Luclle As- lips, Wililnm Moxncnno Shephard, market steady. Fla.’s lOlnch crates mond Key. Saturday—Children’s Story Hour at penwnll Takach wll sing several solos. Skinny Whitcomb, Joe Mcish, Enrl T. Golden Self Blanching $4.25-$4.75, Fields, nnd others, and nlso 20 pretty Centra Pnrk nt 4 p. m. mostly $4.50. - * Flower Girls. “TAMING OF THE SIIREW” NEW YORK: *18, raining. Calif. Rehersals hnvc been held nightly J. C. Young, of Detroit, Ml h, is PRESENTED TO.MOROW NIGHT 2, Flu 12 arrived. Supplies moderate. under Mr. Wnldmnnn’s expert stngc among the out-of-state visitors. Demand nnd movement limited, mar­ Tomorrow (Friday) evening at the direction, nnd he declares the local ket slightly weaker. Calif’s condition talent cast to he one of the best In F. 0. Sears, of Bucyrus, Ohio, Is in Princess Theatre will take place that ordinary, to poor, crates Golden Heart the city transacting business. 1much talked about theatrical ovont, the stnte of Florida, nnd one of tho 4s-8s, best $4.50-$5.00. Poorer $3.00finest shows of the kind, ever present­ namely the local talent performance $4.00. Fla.’s 10 inch crates Golden J. E. McLain, of Orlando, was in of tho celebrated Shakespearean com­ ed in Sanford, May he looked for. Self Blanching Is and 8s best $3.75On nccount of the grent demand tho city yesterday attending to busi­ edy "Taming of the Shrew.” with Ed­ $4.00; poorer as low as $3.50; 0s best ward Wnldmnnn, the eminent Shakes­ for tho seats, tickets should he reserv­ $4.25-$4.50, poorer as low as $4.00. ness. pearean actor from New \o rk , and ed in advance nt Power nnd Roumil- Larger and smaller $3.25-$3.50. Mrs. E. C. Nicholas, of New York, Judging from a high praise he re­ lnt’s Drug Store. CHICAGO: 20, cloudy. Calif. 3, is stopping at the Montezuma while ceived from the Savannah, Charleston F4n. 8 arrived. 40 cars on track. Doand Jacksonville newspapers this per­ Government Plans in our city. maiul and movement slow, market is formance will he the dramatic treat weak. Calif’s crates Golden 'Heart, For Situation Regard­ host $7.50-$8.00, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. W. Fuller, of Erie, of tho season. It has the support of mostly $8.00. Ordi­ I’a., are among the tourists stopping our finest and most talented local nary $7.00-$7.25. Poorer as low as ing Strike of Miners amateurs, all of which perfect types $3.00. Fla.’s 10-inch crates Golden in Sanford. for the parts for which they are cast. Self Blanching, 4a-f>s, $l.00-$1.50, I lly T lir \M iH*lnlfil |*rr»») The play is given for the benefit WASHINGTON, Fob. 2.—The pinna mostly $4.00. Hs $3.00-$3.75, mostly Miss W. M. Ramsey, of Daytona, Fla., is spending a few days here at of the Woman’s Club of Sanford. of the government to gppo with the | $3.50. In the cast besides Edward Wnld­ the Montezuma. Total carlot shipments from San­ mnnn, in the part of "Petruchlo tho situation which might nrivo in event ford section this season to date Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Salter, of Ma­ tamer," Katherine, tho Shrew, by of „ strike of coal minors when tho ears ............................................. 1)0 con, Gn., are spending some time hero Miss Wlngrove, a New York actress, present agreements expires next Total carlot shipments from Man­ "Baptlsta,” the irritable old father, month is being workpd out by the De­ at the Montezuma. atee section this season to date, partment of Justice, indicated today cars ............................................. .211 by Daugherty. He said he was watch­ Total carlot shipments from Flor­ ing conditions in tho industry as they ida last season to this date, develop as well as proposed junction cars ................. -........................... 400 of railroad workers with miners to re­ sist wage decreases hut stnted he did not intend to make known the govern­ Harding Objects ment’s policy. To Some Provisions SO CIETY ■LA?'* I - jfc/ w »V*■#* MARKETS H of ■M ac B attery Co. Where You Get MORE SATISFACTION For Less Money Allied Debt Refund 'Ii i| B1 * v 1 f ill -1 Store in Florida 10 Stores in Gcorgia- SELLS IT FOIt LESS M E N ! You’ll be surprised at the low prices on our fine all-wool suits. Come in and give us the pleasure of showing you. . I O ! p • J $17.50 to $25.00 A a M * , 'll) All-Wool Hand Tailored Suits Men’s Department— You’ll find hero, the new Sport Shirts, nirnle by “Hall­ mark” of fine mercerized soicsettc and basket cloth, priced— i $2.50 PIGGLY WIGGLY Men’s Department— vV.\ WORK SHOES DRESS SHOES t* f l 1' $3.50 TO $7.50 ] 1■m All leather work shoes made on the army last and warranted to give satisfaction. 3 Men’s Oxfords, made i of solid leather in plain and Bronze and other s good styles— An interesting discussion of the system of operation, earnings and comment on the outlook of— TRI-STATE PIGGLY WIGGLY A Local Issue Analyzed P1GGLYW1GGLY Ml*. Sam W. Bradford is now with the Churchwell store and cordially invites his friends to come in and see him , . . , 1 . FOR , SANFORD Call or write for Information ,j ftlfl 1 « W. A. KAY The Churchwell Co s.... ........... ............ ... SELLS IT FOR LESS \ ANf If ft - IS ETHEL CLAYTON inJ■ 3 fQ “Exit the Vamp” --------- Also a Century Comedy □ * Tomorrow—Special Allan Dwan Pro­ duction “The Scoffer” Also a Sunshine Comedy Chos. Brady, the Baritone Soloist, will sing every Wednesday C L A S S IF IE D ADS Classified advertisements, 5 cent* a line. No ad taken for less than 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. __________________________ FOR SALE ] K AUTO SALE—200 sacks of cement at 75c per sack. Any quantity.—Chaso & Co., phono 630. 203-lwc&w fo r REPAIRING FOR RENT RENT—3 rooms furnished for light housekeeping, 5 miles out on Orlondo ro.id.—J. M. Lord, Route A, Box 212. 207-2tp hod room. FOR RENT—Furnished .Md-tf-c Over Seminolo Cufe. FOR RENT—Apartment rooms and bath. Apply to Miller & Son. FOR RENT—Nice largo, furnished, heated rooms with good mods, reas­ onable rates.—Tho Cushing House, Mrs. W. B. Williams, proprietress, Oviedo, Fla. * 206-fltp FOR RENT—5 room house, lights nnd water. Apply Gatchcl’s Store. 2G8-3tp FOR RENT—Three large unfurnish­ ed ronis newly papered, large ver­ anda, soft water in kitchen, corner of Celery and Molonville ave. 20D-3tp WANTED WARD & RIVE GENERAL REPAIRING West First St. Old Ford Garni* Phono No. 447-W Snvo money by buying your season ticket to tho Lyceum Course. $2.00 for tho season or 75c for each admis­ sion. 200-ttc The Revenue Act of 1921 PAINTING WANTED—Insido nnd requires that every individual having out by contract or by dny. Reas­ u gross income of $5,000.00 or moro onable and work guaranteed. 42 East file Incomo Tax return regardless of Livingston Avo., Orlando, Flu. II. amount of not income. Zugg. 208-3JP Do Net Pay Exhorbitant prices for as­ WANTED—A man with automohilo sistance in p:cparing your return. to drive se'esman around in local Send for simpto form upon which to territory. Position good foe $300 a furnish in'ormrtion necessary to pre­ month or hotter. Address M. B. C., pare roturr Maximum prlco on fnrmenre of Herald. 207-3tp ors returns $5.00 nnd every fnrincr WANTED TO BUY—Good second who~o return is propnred will ho fur­ Counterfeiting hand furniture, suitable for light nished without charge ono 1022 Farm Two Cent Stamps, housekeeping. Address "Furniture” Record. This record dovised for far­ 2G0-3tp mers exclusively and fills u long felt First on Record caro of Herald office. WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, need for a farm record sufficiently (II, The Aamrlntrd PreMl morning nnd evening deliveries.—R. simple to bo of any benefit to fnrmNEW YORK, Feb. 2.—Counter­ ors. Retail prico $2.00. feits of two cent postage stamps have L. Garrison. Phone 3711. 109-St-Tu EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE I'll®* apponred for the first time since 1805. 204-tfc It Is engraved, the first on record. PARING RETURNS LOST Two spurious issues twenty-seven File yours now and get it off your LOST—An all blnck cow, unmarked. years ago were typogrnphod. Advisr, Mrs. F. P. Morse, Snnford, mind. A. S. CLARK, Public Accountant 258-tfc Another bollard for pedestrians: Fin. I». O. Box 1881 Jacksonville, Fla. “Ashes to ashes, etc. If tho truck LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN—Ono don’t get you the flivver must.” blnck nnd whlto spotted setter an­ swering to tho name of Warren. ** Laurant, Magician, at Finder please return to 108 Mnplo ha l*a PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR ha Princess, Thursd’y night avenue or cnll 43C-W nnd receive re­ ha w ward. 200-3tp Kq Kj *3 HJi M Ka ta F* ** Fob 13.-S a in t Agnes’ Vnlontino FOUND party. What Are the Facts FOUND—Glovo, owner can got Bnmo Fch. 21-22—Womnn’s Club Colonial by calling at Herald, proving prop­ purty. erty and pnying for this ad. 204-tfc About Fob. 24.—Charity Ball. The Churchwell • ( l l r T h e A a a a rln trd I're a a ) , WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.—President larding objects to somo provisions of Mlied debt refunding hill as passed >y tho senate according to informaion understood to have been given oday to the House ways and means •ommittco and after committee had •onferred today with Secretary Mel­ on, Chairman Fordnoy said action vould he deferred until he could con­ sult with the executive. jThe Star Today j • Local Representative Address: Seminolo Hotel SECURITIES SALES CO. B 4 KVa• 9 of Jacksonville Laurant, Magician, at Princess, Thursd’y night 2Gfl-?tc QYPSIES "BLEW" MONEY IN ELLF.NTON When Bank Accounts Were Short, UUSSIAS POPULATION Four of Them Were IIAS FALLEN AWAY Arrested SOME 18 MILLION ( n r T h e A a a o rln trd Pr*M > / WASHINGTON,. 2.—Decrcnso a* Fch. — * of about eighteen million In popula­ tion of Soviet Russia ns compared with pro-war estimates reported by Bolshevik press according to state­ ment issued to-dny by commerce de­ partment. WESTERN UNION , WILL BE ALLOWED TO RUN CABLES ( H r T k« A aao cU ted P rc a a ) TAMPA, Fin., Feb. 2.—“Lot mo blow on that money nnd it’ll increnso threo times,” is what two gypsy women said to Grndy Smith cashier of tho Ellonton Stnto Ban nt Ellcnton, this nftornoon, accord­ ing to 1)1b story. Ho laughed am said: . "Blow nhend.” Tho gypsy ‘blow’’. An hour Inter in checking tho cash Mr. Smith fount himself $250 short. Ho called the shoriff, tho gypsies woro pursued up tho rond nnd tho two women nnd three men nrrested. Tho women admlttci they wore In tho bank but denied ton­ ing any money. Thoy nro In jn » Brandontown. Tho gypsy bnnd, numbering fifty, followed WASHINGTON, Fob. 2.—Issuance by tho State Dopnrtmont of licenso to Western Union for tho landing of it’s Barbados cable nt Miami may bo expected within g fow days indicated today by officlala of department. ( companions back to Bradentown. %i p ••. MV* C ' ..« �Bum THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1922_____ >AOB TWO northern nnd southern Europe. Calif­ pure and simple nnd was a good move ornia is obsessed by tho fenr that tho for tho president and his adminis­ Japancso will monopolize tho Innd, to trative loaders. It will probably be n tlta k r l every affereooa except ■ B fitii, at (he Herald llalUIav. 107 the exclusion of tho white farmers, followed by others ns tho lenders rise Magnolia Atre„ Banter*, ria. nnd they nro passing Inws to pro- in power nnd show signs of jumping nt the little yollow men from nc< the fenro and rallying to tho support qulring lands, or at least mnkc it of tho common pcoplo. Rallying to PUBLISHKltfl the common cause will not bo nllowed more difficult for them to do' so. ..Editor ■ L . J. HOLLY-----------------_ Whnt is tho meaning of all this, In tho Republican ranks for this party 8 . J. LILLAHD___Scerelary-Treaearer i, A. NKKL________General Manager and whnt does it portend? Are wo has nover been accused of bolng C. L. IRWIN___ Circulation Manigfr _____ Phone 14S up to OlOO P. M._____ to lose thnt sturdy farming class, friendly to any Interests excopt tho Advert tains ~Itatea Slade Known oa which hns so long been tho mainstay big corporations nnd novor will. Application You pcoplo who voted for tho Re­ of the country, both politically nnd Knhnerlptlon Price la Advance economically? Is the IInnd which hna publican dynasty have only your own Vine Y e ar---------- ~--f*-®® been our pride nnd boast for so many folly to lament. Watch tho nets of ■u Stoat ha -.... ........——— 0-00 Delivered In City by Carrier One Weoh --- ------------------- 1B Cento years to bo permitted to pnss into tho tho present administration, you fa r­ hnnds of an ignornnt peasantry from mers nnd see whore thow wore try­ The big IS. to la-page Weekly Her­ ald entirely eovrra Hrmlnote County Europe and tho cast, n peasantry ig­ ing to lend you, watch tho proposi­ nad la published every Friday. Adver- norant and earless of our ideals, un- tion of Henry Ford and boo if ho ob­ „!« ■ ratea made known on appUoaMen. Dekuoeratle la politico. S3JW per American in overy drop of blood that tains Muscle Shoals to got you cheap­ year, alwnya la advance. er fertilizer. Watch the protection MBMBBH TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS flows through their veins, with all granted under tho Republican rule the prejudices nnd enmities of the old world Ingrained in tholr systems? and sco where you aro boginning to Thnt would be a calamity that must be suffer. Watch your prices nnd see prevented at any cost. There may if any manufactured goods como down Tnmpn fair Is going good. -----------o----------have been a time when wo welcomed while your produco nnd cattle and Orlando fnlr will bo the next big this food immigration from the old hogs end shoop continue to decline. Watch tho daily bulletins and see world. We needed thorn to dig our attraction. -----------o----------ditches nnd cnnnls, to build our rail­ if good times Bto coming with tho Wo opino that unless the bonus bill roads, nnd cut down our forests, nnd Republican rule. -----------o----------Is passed soon thnt tho Legion boys do all the rough work which Ameri­ cans were glnd to pass to them, But Will "cut a Mellon." SHOULD SUPPORT THE thnt timo hns long since gone by. Wo LIBRARY. Will Hays, postmaster general nnd no longer need them, at least In such soon to bo tho head of the movie In­ number nnd congress should pnss laws Sanford hns maintained n good libNot the dustry, is spending n few days in Mi­ restricting their coming. ami. Suppose everybody down thoro fnllnolous rn.kc.hlft £ ^ £ 3 ^ “ now passes for nn immigration law will hnvo Hnys fever. should not full upon tho llbrnry asso­ thnt restricts the Incomes to a certain ciation to support the library by Agnin we find out who won tho percentage of the same nationality, their own efforts. It should in timo war. It wns a bull dog and the dog now in tho country, and mnkes it be made a free public library nnd Is ownod by some people in .Jackson­ necessary to turn back whole ship­ when It is a free public library tho ville. Suid dog was in the nmbulnncc loads, who have sacrificed all their I . Bct to Amerlcn, city of Soofonl »h«.l.l put cnouBh I. corps nnd went through many battles. nn intelligent, comprehcnnlvo nnd h«- ,!?* '" " '‘f.';' " ,eh 10 « " .,h ° »«PI»rt it need.. Anti They hnvo only killed off 18 mil­ ninno low which will ninko inch rank j C0“W„l,c I’1”™ 1 ln lions of people in Russia sinco the injustice „» frequently nppenr, nt o u r* 1" '" J___I Central Park because it would he n war. At thnt rate there will be no; ports of entry, impossible, Tho for city institution in every sense of tho one left over thoro except Trotzky mntlon of an "agricultural bloc" In . „„ iniHnnKnn ni.v 1 word for it being . .nnd . . .tho big. reason . . , , and Lenino in u few years. It seems congress is nn indication tnnt lour. ntntcHinen nre hcnrlne the cry of th , ' « • 1" Ihe pork I. hcenu.o the Innd strange thnt the Russian people allow dl.trcsnod former, and the colling o f , 'v0,’l,i ™»l "“,.hin* “"d tb“ these monsters to survivo. a convention of farmers nt Wnshing-, on , hand , could ..be devoted . .to .the. buildIt may bo C"8C It cannot bo placed in For the past three days there hnvo ton is a hopeful 'sign. boon no Watson witnesses to prove or that something will yet he done fo r, hu P«'k whorc tho band stand Is now « » • Public spirited citizen opposition witnesses to disprove it. the real relief of the farmers, nnd God (ionnto cnnu«h ltin<1 f° r Wo refer to tho hangings in Franco knows it is badly neoded.-Tnmpa library at Borne other central point. that took place in the eyes of some 1Times All the cities of Plnridu are tnlking nnd never in the eyes of others. Just libraries nnd the following from the one of those French mirages. GOOD HOMES CHEAP Lakeland Star shows how they feel HERALD PRINTING CO! Chief of Poiico Vostel that ho had aided in getting Ango to come to tho Waring homo, but ho wns released on bond nnd did not nppear In court in connection with tho caso. After tho shooting Mr. Ango was taken to tho Orange General Hospital whero his injury was treated. He was not seriously hurt, but the bullot has not bcon removed from his body. —Orlando Sentinel. — — —oPURLIC EXECUTIONERS GO ON STRIKE IN GERMANY ■ ■ ■ — —— — — The Bank of Safety Security-Service 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 attain still higher plains of service_ wishes you a happy, healthful and prosperous New Year. (IIX The Aseoelated Press) BERLIN, Feb. 3.—Public execution­ ers at KnrlBruhc at Baden, Following tho lend of their comrade at Mann­ heim, hnvo notified Miuistery of jus­ tice they will go on n strike unless their pny increased. They declare it Is impossible to behead criminals properly at tho present prices. Sunday dinner at tho Scmlnolo tho same ns usual, chicken dlnnor, turkey dinner nt $1.00 per pinto. The best over, 269-2tc ■ After you walk all over town In quest of bnrgnlnB, you understand Why n penny saved In n penny earned. The Peoples Bank of Sanford j We Have a Complete Line EVEREADY FLASHLIGHTS A handsome one for mllady’s hag; one that throws a ‘100 foot beam; one thnt spreads a wide ray of bril­ liancy; nnother that turns nighttime Into daytime—a wonderful line. SEE THEM AT OUR STORE ■ p MOS HONOGRAPHS SPECIAL SALE OF KIMBALL PIANOS $210 $195 1 Kimball Upright Mahogany, new... 1 Kimball Upright walnut, now ...... I Kimball Upright, AA Rosewood, 2nd h’d.. V V Write us for full information re­ garding these nnd many other bnrgnins in Pianos nnd Phono­ graphs. SANFORD CYCLE CO. J. Y O U C A N GET MORE VALUE Q U A L IT Y & SERVICE FOR $1.00 —at— THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. WOOD ? about it down there: 117 PARK AVENUE A novel scheme for providing good "Orlando is voting about $73,000 for BUY IN SANFORD housing accommodations for people of a free public library. It la included limited incomes hns been proposed by in a big bond issue for a city hnll and Call or See U s Samuel Untennycr, of New York, af­ other improvements. It Is a great ter a long period of public effort to compliment to any town or city to B 4 U Buy improve tho building situntion. He hnvo a freo public library nnd we boproposes to build 1,300 "model tene­ iieve thnt they should nil have some­ THURSDAY, FRIDAY ments” containing >13,000 four-room WATCH IT thing of that charncter nnd ngnin wo Our WOOD KILLS the npnrtmentH, accommodating over 200,- suggest thnt Lakeland should got in and SATURDAY 000 people. All are to he rented' nt lino for such nn improvement. Wo FEBRUARY, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th CHILL Make of mu whnt you will—1 shall prices within the roach of the aver- hftVU suggested it before, nt different reflect you ns clearly as the mirror age laboring nman—a rentul of $8 .n n -u rental or UmeiJ (lurlng tho ,aHt flvo yoftW| but Prices on Lexington and With Every Tire Purchased throws back the candle beam. $l> per room—nnd within easy dis­ there seems to be no general interest Hupmobile, f. o. b. Sanford: If 1 am pleasing to the eye of the tance of tho down-town section. Tho A Red or Gray Tube for stranger within my gates; if -I nm money to finance these, estimated at in such n proposition. LEXINGTON "The matter was ini pressed upon us such a sight ns, having seen me, ho $100,000,000 would tie obtained from ONE DOLLAR Model "S” Touring....$1895 will remember m« all his days as a life insurance companies, not as loans more recently when some young folks Phone 34 Model “S” Thorobred 1985 . . , , . , . | were talking about things to rend, SPECIAL PRICES ON thing of beauty, the credit is yours. ,hut, ns .investments, calculated to 1p ay ' suggesting that. they .. . , to , take , , nbout . . "Lark” Special Sport 2995 . . * had Ambition and opportunity call a net return of (5 percent. The ncccs- ,, "l , ,in order , to . get. any­ 35x5 34x4 33x4 B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B IM I I ■■■ ■ ■■ Princess Sedan........... 2995 all the magazines some of my sons ami daughters to \ snry laws would he obtained to permit All these models now in 32x3y2 30x3V2 high tasks nnd mighty privileges, to Isuch investments by the insurance thing at all to read that was decent, Specialist in Spinal Adjustments as there was no freo public library stock my greater honor and good reputo in 1companies. FOUR BIG GALLONS GAS FOR where liny good reading could be had. far places, but it is not chiefly these Tho bulk of the sum wanted is said It would he a great boon to the young A DOLLAR HUPMOBILE who arc iny strength. My strength is to have been pledged by one insur­ Wm. J. Kermode, I). C. people to have such an institution and Roadster or Touring $1150 In those who remain, who are con­ ance company, In order to net con­ GAS-UP WITH US Sedan ........................ 2125 tent with whnt I can offer them, and struction of tho quality desired for it would also lie of great advantage to Doctor of Chiropractic the business man and the public gen­ Cotipo ........................ 2025 with what they can offer mo, It wns the price proposed, there would have Garner-Wood ruff Building the greatest of all Romans who said: to he unusually good terms obtained, erally who like to read good books nnd ■ Can make immediate demagazines. We cannot understand the "Better bo first in n little Iberian and strict economy nt every stop. Th s , . . people , of. . this .. liveries of all models . . build.. . ilctherngy of. . the com- J BS Office Hours: vlllngo than lie second in Rome." seems possible. The organized f inanity along this line, why nothing! 5 Terms: 1-3, 1-2; balance 10 I am more thnn wood nnd brick ing trades havo offered to work on 105 Palmetto Avenue j *>ti>12 »•m-,,n(11to 0 1»* . has been done to go after such nil in -j R months nnd stone, more even thnn flesh nnd OM ,J Sundays nnd evenings by appointment ’ « *liiy lc « limn other ,,m uti„„ „ d Phone 481-J blood 1 nm thu composite soul of all jobs, or to give one day a week for who call me homo, ." , th?i! "5,“" ‘>»hln.l » movement which will enlml I am your town.—American Legion r J l f t , r h u , I T " , tb? nnte in n tree ........ . llbrnry r„r ,.lII S DISTRIBUTORS Weekly. ished apartments, [f sufficiently re -1Lakeland." duced prices nre assured for building FLORIDA SANFORD ARE THE FARMERS COMING TO materials, the promoters will go ahead WARNING TO SERVE ■■■■■nBBBBnnrucirnHtsnan^ctHD t h e ir OWN AT LAST with the project. JAIL TERM UNDER Here at last is a plan for solving COURT'S DECISION Elaborate theses have been written, the housing problem in the most con-! iwal Irrefutable arguments construct­ gested American ■community which I R- D. Waring, a resident of this ed without number to prove that sounds _____ ___ ____ _____ If_ ,» _, , ........ (> jail itii like business. it is under-! city, must serve six months 1in mans uxistanee is more natural, and. taken successfully, it will point the Lind pay a fine of four hundred dulhis life more satisfying nnd happy | way for mnny similar enterprises I Inm and trial costs for the alleged when passed in the country, away throughout the country—Tampa Trib- shooting of J. F. Ango, also of this from the noise and turmoil or the city. une. city, on the night of lust March ay, Unquestionably the advocates of tho -----------o---------— Final disposition of tho case was made country have tho best of it in an nr- ] GUTTING RID OF THORNS <>n January 21 by Judge Charles O gumentativo way. They point to the ——— Andrews of tho Seventeenth Circuit fact that God Himself made the first The appointment of Senator Ken- hut became known only yesterday. nmn a farmer, or at least a gardener, yon to a judgship the other day was There can lie no further appeal. which is only another branch of tho a stroke of good business on the part Waring was found guilty of the P r* ' '' sumo honorable culling, and they tell of President Harding. Senator Ken­ shooting in Criminnl Court and was ui> that from that day, up to tho re­ yon ns head of the agricultural bloc rontenced by Judge T. I*. Warlow. cent past, tho farmers hnvo constitut­ in tho senate was getting too much The ciisu was appealed to tho Cir­ ed the hulk of the laboring popula­ power, was blocking the wheels of cuit Court and a reporter for The tion; thnt upon them tho whole faliri tho Re puli lie steam roller, was show- Sentinel discovered yesterday that of prosperity rests, and volumes more . ing tho farmers tholr real power nnd tile lower court hud been upheld in to tho snmo effect. The arguments was beginning a cnmimlgn to lot the its decision. The mandate is dated January are conclusive, they are satisfying,1people rule. All of this was a thorn and theoretically they are unnnswer- in tho side of the Republican ndminis- 2-1 and recites that within thirty days Wile, nnd yet tho census figures show , tration and they proceeded to get rid after Us issuunco ,it shall be! Hied in X 1 thnt tho formers nre leaving their of the chief thorn—Senator Kenyon the Criminal Court of record and wfij- farms in increasing numbers and —and tho easiest way to get rid of that thu judgment shull then become if'i. -flocking to tho cities. For the first him wns to offer him n nice soft snap effective. Testimony introduced nt thu trial iisho in our history as a nation tho among tho judges where ho will not city dwellers outnumber those living need to go before bis people for ro- tended to show that Mr, Ango was 'In the country. Now England is a election whero he will not need to shot in a disagreement over a busi­ land of abandoned farms, which Is work 'ond-third as hard, whero his ( ness deal Involving come propsrt,* in perhaps not to be so much wondered position 1h nssurd at n nice fat Biliary Kissimmeo. Tho shooting was said at when the moritH of the land ns a and whero the thorn will not pick tho j to have taken place In Wnring's homo farthing soction nro considered. But present administration. As to whothor t “t No. 18 Enst Amelia Avonuo. At tho name condition is rapidly np- another thorn with hnlf tho pricking the time n woman nnmed Hnzel Mntoronching In the rich farming sec- power cun ho found to lead tho agri- thown and Hay A, Gates, then nn am■Hons of the middle weHt, whore tho cultural bloc or whethor the bloc will ployo of n local bank, wero tho only farm ers nro fast passing into tho bo dissolved In thin olr remains to b o , persons in tho house with the two 'SuiVlds of tenants, coming from both1 seen but the move was a political ono principal. Gates later confessed to Thnt gypsoy thnt blow on the monoy in the Bank of Ellcnton and had it follow her out of the door was some blower nnd nlso some slight of hand performed. Anyone that can coax money out of the banks these days has Lnuroant bent n mile. -----------o — I AM YOU It TOWN AUTO COLUMN DOLLAR DAYS \ B.&0. MOTORCO. J. T. ALLEN F.P.Rines , „ J 'V [ B.&0. MOTOR CO. OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE �THE SANFORI) DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1922 COSTUMES OF WALES uro of the 52B midshipmen who will be graduated from the Nnvnl Aenilemy next Juno was stated frankly todny by high navy department offici­ als to be much In doubt due to the re­ duction In nnvnl armnment and eco­ nomic pinna of the government. The positive statement was made at the navy department that no ateps looking toward too discharge or re­ tirement of the graduating midshipment had been einaidered. Fonrs were expressed, however, In high nnvnl quarters that in the interest of economy It would bo nccessnry to limit the number of midshipmen to receive commissions ns ensigns to about 200 men and accept the resigna­ tions of other members of the class. WEATHER AND CHOP CONDI­ TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 31ST, 1922 L „ iHiiiitliul young ladles ot LL w|,ose benuiy l» eoneealed by Tempcrnture: The week's tempera­ Lniwlnl coal tunes they wear, are f,r«e nfleranon ten on the lawn. ture averaged low with frost and ( Wrbli "till wear their old style about freezing on tho 29th in the fndils la their own laud. northern nnd centrnl divisions. Tho dnily dcficcncy In temperature ranged from ‘1 to as much as 12 degrees. [arlstrom Field Precipitation: There wan cloudiness ill Be Abandoned throughout the week before nnd nfter By Government the 29th, which dny was clenr. Tho percentage of cloudiness was ns low WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—It hns ns 18 nnd 20 per cent in the west, „„ decided hero that Cnristrom north, and central portions of tho Dnmp, ovcrcnRt, nnd colder aviation ground, at Arcadia, State. wenthcr than tho normnl was dis­ mt soon be abandoned, which will piriting to both man and benst. foUbly mean that this stop will be Condition of Crops: The cold soil ii»n when the present class there was unfavorable for gorminntion nnd i finished Its work, in n few mongrowth of nil crops. Truck made slow progress, being retarded nnd [pitre is no discrimination agninst dnmgcd in some instances by frost, JarUtrom field, but this action is Cpij. in line with the position of although moderate shipments of al­ i government authorities to reduce most every crop grown in tho truck­ Straw­ hjwnses in all lines wherever posB- ing belt were in mnrket. UL berry bloom was damaged locnily by [of all tho aviation fields only three low temperature, but berries are fair­ Uflly.Tex.; Ellington, Tex., nnd one ly plentiful from the Plnnt City dis­ trict—a few warm days with moder­ i Oklahoma, will he retained. ate showers will hasten retarded IConpre.'smnn In ane who was growth and ripen erries. The ship­ (irgelv instiumental in having the ment of citrus fruits continued, railia field Im’ated at that place, although in smaller quantities than litich is in his district, hns worked during previous weeks. The planting ird mi the matter from the beginnof melons continued in some locali­ When it became evident some lime ago tiiat many such places bo ties, hut genernl farm work wns prac|hfil he kept behind the matter vig- tlcnlly suspended. Range cnttle suf­ tst'nly. From information todny fered from the low tempernturo, es­ Uurnl It is -aiil that the govenrment is well pecially those tick-infested. Leased with what lias boon accompli­ ronds were not nffected unfavorably sh,! at the Florida field, and that It by tho week's weather, although Kj only becuuae of the necessity for heavy snnd is complained of l ntho pJ’jiini; expenses litat Cnristrom will north nnd west of this city. The high­ way smith to Tampa and Miami is in i abandoned in the near future. When Cnristrom field was laid out splendid condition. the war department during the Vorld war, a companion field, Door, CALIFORNIANS WERE HARD HIT HY SNOW IN pb'» was laid out at n point on the RECENT FREEZE ame prairie a few miles from CnrlsIrum. Soon after the armistice was FRENSCO, Calif., Feb. 2.—Mori* ligned Hour was closed, and since that pie only a sr|tia<l has been mnintnin- than 100 persons stranded by Cali­ theretn guard the buildings. It fornia's recent record snow along the i* to be presumed that when Carls- | Ridge Route much traveled highway prom field is abandoned it similar j quad will be maintained there. Cnrl- j from Los Angeles north had been rcshtnan has been, and Is today one o f , cured or accounted for, according to a Ihc most noted training grounds for dispatch from representatives of the Frenso early today. tlyrrs in the United States. The newspaper non fought their way along a great part of tho route in FUTUUK OF GRADUATING MIDSHIPMEN IN DOUBT an automobile and on foot. A rescue truck sent out by tho Automobile Club W A SH IN G T O N , F e b . 2.—T h e fut- of Southern California had privldcd Move Forward Please thirty atrnndcd automobile parties with food, they reported. Automobile club officials express­ ed tho belief that no lives wore lost In the storm, at least, along tho roads. As tho groups of rescued storm victims arrived In Lobes, they brought tales of hardship that included stories of the children being out all night in the gale kept nlivo by the warmth of the mother’s body. Daylight yesterday rovealed cars along the highway within n few feet of each other, where tho occupants of neither car knew of the proximity of the other. One machine stopped with­ in a few feet of a ranger’s camp, anil the mother and fnthor and child spent the night in the car clinging to each other for warmth. Throughout yes­ terday, men, women nnd children came hobbling over the trail to Lebec from the cabin of forest rangers, DcLnppo of tho Tejon District. Most of them will remain hero until their au­ tomobiles arc driven from the snow drifts. Sacks nnd old clothing were hound around the feet nnd limbs of many who were enught in tho unex­ pected blizzard clnd in too light clothing. In nil sixty-two persons were innrioned in the little three room cabin at Lebec. Lloyd Johnson nnd Alton Self, both 1(1, lost in a blizzard in tho mountains 110 miles enst of here, wero led to safety by holding to the tail of a dog, it wns learned todny. A short time Inter, a rescue party found two other boys, lost in tho same blinding snow, lying in the snow ex­ hausted. iVIICKIE £ PROFESSIONAL S AND BUSINESS f* DIRECTORY *» You Can Find tho Name of Every Live Professional nnd Business Man in Snnford in This Column Ench Dny pm Wo fci M *4 a* , wASvk vA\«aeo AMMtwwi® MISS GRACE TOMPKINS, R. N. Surgical, Medical nnd Obstetrical Calls Answered 309 French Avc. Phone 563-W Sanford Constructs Co CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planet nnd Specifications Cheerfall; Furnished All Work Guaranteed II. T. PACE P. O. Box I0» IPV0U PKE . , OOUUD TOPERS TEU0OCN Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. Under and by virtue of a decree of foreclosure entered on the Fourth dny of January, 1922, in that certain cause lately pending in tho Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, Floridn, in Chancery, wherein will offer fur snlc nnd sell to the highest and best bidder, at tho front door of tho Court Houso of Seminole County, In Sanford, Floridn, on tho first Monday in February, 1922, same being the Sixth day of the month, dur­ ing the legal hours of sale, tho follow­ ing described real estate in Seminole S. A. Hutchins was complninnnt, nnd Edward N. Paisley nnd Mary W. Paisley wore defendants, I, Schello Mnincs, Special Master in snid enuso, County, Florida, to-wit: North half of Southwest quarter of Southwest quar­ ter of Section Twenty-nine, Township Twenty, South, Range Thirty East, situate, lying and being in Seminole County, Florida. Terms of snlo: Cash. Purchaser to pay for deed. Dated the Fifth dny of January, 1922. SCIIELLE MA1NES, l-G-o.a,w.5tc Special Master. ARHUCKLE’S FATE IS AGAIN !N HANDS OF A JURY OF HIS PEERS \ 1 Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call M6-J W. RAWLING, Prop. George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County nnnk SANFORI) FLORIDA H. W. NICKERSON Public Accountant; Audita—Systems Income Tax Service Room 16 McNclll-DaviB Bldg. Phone 852 Orlando, Fla. Auto Radiator Repair Shop Located at 207 French Avc., between 2nd nnd Third, K. R. BERGQUIST. ! First National Bankj CHULUOTA INN VjQutM TW NVERAQG TOAJtU. PXLU3 OP A. UMIM.WH;, UC PtMXb ■tW \W A CLKH P V \ C }ioc*£> ovecltW wswouvics—W f UE PVSUS OP fk CCUVttPM VMT.R <3ioucmj9 D a m wko i tow wave poeKvau au' pead -s \va \weuiD\via -0.0 aos , 'w z u w tvMi* ovtru. rr to wvxco avrea u t na ha im mi ha ha MASTER'S SALE SAYS Post cards nt tho Herald office. Genernl Mnchine nnd Boiler Work; Cylinder Grinding; DcLuxc Pistons; BARNYARD GOLF PRIZE Oversize Rings nnd Pins; Flywheel WEST PALM BEACH, Feb. 3.— W h y T h is B a ttery ] Steel Gear Hands; Crank Shafts re­ L a s tsT w ic e a s Long turned; agents for Cnillc Inboard nnd Tho Balm Bench Post 1ms donated to ■ the West Palm Bench Horseshoe Pit­ Outboard Motors. -----------Phone 62 chers Club a silver cup which will he put up for competition ns soon ns tho club committee works rules to govern Acteylene Welding EVERY VECTA the contest. Tho trophy will he tho OF ALL KINDS WE EVER Y E a M /i HONEST SPEEDER GETS property of *he club winning it until SOLD OUTLASTED ITS Sanford Welding Co. it is won by nnothcr club nnd all LIGHT FINE GUARANTEE teams on West Palm Beach county 189 North Sanford Avenue will he eligible to compete. (llr Thr Aumirlntril I'rraa) ST. PETERSBURG, Fob. Il.The Ford Batteries S. O. Shinholser first case on record in the local mu­ Try a Herald Want Ad today. nicipal court where a person arrested • Contractor and Builder $25.00 for speeding not only admitted he SANFORD -:- FLORID* NEW THINGS AT THE HERAI.l) OFFICE was running fast but exaggerated it. occurcil here this week. Woodson Pur­ "WE DELIVER THE GOODS' Thank you cards, Birthday enrds, cell, sixteen years old, told Judge and folders, Valentine, assortment Quick Service Transfer Speerhc was driving between thirtyjust arrived. 1922 cnlcndnr Pads Phone Storage Facilities five nnd forty miles an hour nnd hav­ here at Inst, Place cnrdfl, nut cups, ing n general good time of it on West If wc please you, tell others; if no Tally cards, All kinds of invitations, tell us. Phone 498 Central Avenue when arrested by i 189 Gift cards, Greeting cards, Congratu­ traffic officer. Judge Spocrho com­ lations, Shut in cards, Sympathy mended the lad for his honesty and cards nnd Birth announcements. Hotel Montezuma come into court nnd swear they were “Sanford's New Hotel" going twelve miles an hour when they If you shnvo yourself, come horo SANFORD '$1.60 Up Per Day BATTERY were running nearly forty. The Judge nnd hnvo your haircut tho way you congratulated Purcell on Ills honesty SERVICE CO. want for 40c.—Albert Grnmllng’s Ilurlnrs. COMFORT COTTAGE ber Shop, DcForest Block, Second St. I* A. RENAUD, Proprietor 205-ntp is now open for guests. Will ho glad ANOTHER HELLED HUZZAHD to see now ns well as old friends. WEST PALM BEACH, Fob. 3.— Rooms and meals, also meals. Houso heated. Palm Reach county has a mlstery nnd persons interested are attempt­ Miss N. A. Walker Mrs. M. Martin ing to learn who put a bell on a buz­ zard seen in tho Evorglndos nuarLoxX nhntchee Farms recently. W. A. Roe­ SANFORD NOVELTY buck and his son were hunting when WORKS they saw a flock of huzzznrds congre­ V. C. COLLER, Prop. 't ’l a gating nround a dead raccoon. As a ,V i . q M J-.U 1| .THE UNIVERSAL CAR J . ■• i ' : iVTORTi General Shop and Mill the birds rose they heard a bell ring­ U V : y< Q ■l/JU.M friv ----------- J.", ' 4 ing. One buzzard held its head down Work ns (it flew and attached to its neck CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER was a small hell. 517 Commercial 8treet Hanford, Fla if »■£ It is understood here (hat an inves­ tigator in Georgia or the Cnrolinns *,W " w about ten years ago released six buz­ Geo. W. Knight I PIIW f e J . v —H--- -U-' zards with hells around their neck R en' E s ta te and Insurance activities. One of the birds was re­ FLORIDA ported later as having been seen in SANFORD -:Jacksonville nnd another in Mexico. SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 3.—The case of Roscoe C. Arbuclo, accused of Today the Nation’s need is for men who are manslaughter in connection with the not afraid to fstep ahead to meet and over­ tenth of Miss VDglnln Rnppo, went come the obstacles and difficulties that stand to the jury- at 3:42 p. m. todny after u trial covering three weeks. It was between us and sound prosperity. his second trial on tho charge, tho first having resulted in a jury disLet us make Faith the corner-stone of our ngrement. endeavor—Faith in ourselves and in each Mrs. Estelle Hnumclster, one of tho two Jurors who wore ex­ other—Faith to move forward, with a unity cusednlternato when the jury retired, snid that purpose, and dare to do the things that are her opinion Arbuclo is not guilty, necessary to attain a high standard of per­ llenry Ottcnborg, the other alternate, declined to express an opinion manent success. although he congratulated the defence I’hc road is open if our Faith is strong. on its showing. The defense sprung a surprise by MOVE FORWARD, PLEASE! announcing it would submit tho ense t0 the jury without arguments. This action so accelerated tho ease that the jury was able to begin deliberat­ ing a dny earlier than had been an­ ticipated. , The announcement came nt the orm 5 of the first argument of tho prosecution made by Milton T. U’Ren. A COMMUNITY BUILDER ■ m m assistant district attorney. I* had U. F. WHITNEH, Cnshler I ^' FORSTER, President the effect of shutting off further ar­ gument by tho prosecution ns under IBI the law such further argument could only ho rebuttal of the final defense summing : Arbuclo,up.Jovial and apparently car*' free most of the day, was visibly nervous when the jury retired. A throng was drawn to tho courtroom ■ for the finnl arguments nnd the polico i t!»" n* 0kccchob« Branch of tho Florida East Const Railway, ChuluoChul iunvn u4 -date ! . J , , . ' ' .nm«nK the pines Hiiit and lakes of ____________ Seminole county, ___ an up-to-d guard had its hnmN full ,for the r ; rnih,rlck hotel, with prlvato baths and hot wntor heat. First J| first time slnco the trial opened. corn ■* "*■ ,l>»tcs $2.50 to $&50 per dny; $10 to $18 per week, nc- ■ f0r<Hng to location of room. S In a small town there Is always citisena worth $8,000 who Is willing to toll young mon tho sec rot of MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager s P A G E THREE Cut Delivery Costs H E Ford chassis at only $295 now makes possible a light motor delivery car at a cost so low that merchants can­ not afford to overlook it. And the noted dependability of Ford products means a surer delivery service. T 4 W ith a body to meet your particular re­ quirements, which we can supply at a nominal figure, there is nothing that will save you so much in time, help and ac­ tual cash as a Ford delivery cur. GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONEY Write ua Empire Hotel Block OnLANDO, FLORIDA No advertisements for tho CIcbsIfled or Wnnt Coin ms of tho Herald are taken without crndi in advnnco and none are taken over tho telephone, This is made necoBsnry by tho mis­ takes In phono messages and by tho xtra bookkeeping entailed on the small accounts that tako tho profits If you are operating a merchandise de­ livery, let us show you how the Ford chassis at its extremely low operating cost will handle your deliveries quickly and a t a m inim um expense. EDWARD HIGGINS FORD DEALER C. C. COBB, Salesman I* • Sanford, Fla. a - m �} u.wTT,n;AfB s.-itf (*,jW*7»•*? ' i PAG ! }f\ »T ’ .y THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3,1922 daughter of Robert Shlmmons of Mr. Allman and J. J. Nicholson, of Detroit, Mich., and is quite a popular Osteen, were here Sunday on business. young lady. Tho groom Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips wore Henry Lee and is a prosperous young in Orfando Saturday shopping. farmer. Mr. and Mrs. law have Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Provntt and gone to housekeeping on First Street. Mrs. McFariane called on Mrs. A party of young peoplo stormed Georgia Slpps Sunday. Mrs. Endor Curlett and Mrs. Adams Mr. Albert Hnwkins with a birthday storm party Snturdny evening. De­ were shopping in Sanford Saturday. Mrs. Sheldon, of Oviedo, is spend­ lightful refreshments were served nnd ing n few days here. nn enjoyablo time spent. Mrs. Frod Bnlard, of Lake Harney, Mrs. Millnnt' McClnron continues n guest of her sister, Mrs. Sarah spent Monday night with her mother Mrs. George Gicger. Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Edward of Now Jer­ Mrs. Elizabeth Lennro who has been visiting Mtb. Gegoro Cain has re­ sey nro spending tho winter horc oc­ cupying Henry Lovy's residence turned to her home nt Knoxville. The Community Club hold its Mrs. R. S. Cnln, of Alnbnmn, is monthly meeting at the Hall Mondny visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jordan. afternoon. A largo number of momMrs. Wheeler Marsh, of DcLnnd, is hors nnd visitors wero in attendance visiting her mother, Mrs. Albert and the meeting was voted the most Hnwkins. interesting of tho regular business Mr. nnd Mrs. Hortz and Mr. and was transacted with an interesting Mrs. Dorcas nrc touring tho West report of tho T. I, W. C, convention Coast of this state. Miss Lucille which was held nt Wlntor Park was DorcoB is visiting Miss Cnthcrin Lake given by Mrs. II. II. Pattishall nnd during her mother’s absence. Mrs. P. N. Wakofieid who attended Little Mnrgunret Buies is confined tho convention. At the close of tho to her home by illness, meeting dainty refreshments wero served by officers of the club. : EAST SANFORD W iJvfl • !! ' « NEW INDICTMENT FOUND AGAINST SHERIFF OF DUVAL JACKSONVILLE, Fob. 3.—New in­ dictments ngalnst former Shoriff W. II. Dowling of Duval county, W. M. Bostwick, prominent banker and law­ yer, and ton other Jacksonville citi­ zens moro or less prominent, wore returned by tho federal grand jury Into yesterday, charging violation of the prohibition laws. Tho indictments wore returned af­ ter Federal Judge Henry D, Clayton had ordered quashed earlier in tho day indictments chnrglng fourteen men with conspiracy to violate tlF? prohibition inws. Of these, tho grand Jury found no true bill ngninst R. E. ■ Wheeler,’former chnirmnn of tho board of directors of the Guaranty Trust nnd Snvings Bnnk, nnd J. E. Morrill, of n shipbuilding firm. ! Stone & Corwin Rev. W. L. Rnucher was horo Sun dajr from Apopkn and preached at the Moores Station Church. Miss Glndys Dioterick came horns from Orlando Saturday where sho has been nursing for Dr. McEwin. SPECIAL Mrs. Raymond Sauner nnd littlo daughter have gone homo to Fort Piorco nfter a visit hero with her ■istcr Mrs. J. F. McCleland nnd otherf riends hero. ---------------------------------------------------- —_________ ________ Joseph Palmer of Now Martinsville West Virginia was a visitor at the R. C. Long homo last week. Mr. Palmer is touring Florida. Mrs. Sam Murphy was hero from ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- . Duncllcn calling on friends last week. Mrs. Murphy formally visited hero KING EMMANUEL Fish whole, Fish dressed, Fish Roe and will bo remembered ns Miss Win­ HAS BEEN ASKED nie Knight. TO FORM CABINET > Mullet, Red Snapper, Western Miss Hoskins Jones was in Jack­ <D r T h e A i i H l i t r A P t m <) sonville on a business trip this week. Meat at lowest price.-------------- Free LONDON, Fob. 3.—Presidents of Mr. nnd Mrs. William P^pc nnd Italian Sennto nnd Chamber have ad­ ■ ---------------------------------------------------------------------^ Mrs. Polks mother hero moved from vised King EnimanucJ to ask for­ Celery Avo., to their now bungalow mer Premier Giulitti to form cabinet on tho Orlnndo road in tho new AtCHANGE ROUTE OF A. C. L. BY. In succession to Bonomi ministry | PHONE 372-W---------327 SANFORD AVE. lotment Clandorvilic. says central nows dispatch from ■ Mr. and Mrs. Bales nnd Miss Alma ( Ily T h e A m m U I N P r t f i l ■ ---------------------------------------------- -------BROOKSVILLE, Feb. 3.—Citizens Rome. Lohmns hnvo moved out to the new ■ ■BBBM BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBaRH.................. I allotment on Orlnndo rond nnd living U s h l i q K i i R l I q t a l t i i l q R l of Brookvillc have revived discussion Post Cards at the Herald Office. of a proposal that tho Atlantic Coast in a tent while their new home is I.ine change its route from BrookMr. and Mrs. J. B. Swope, of Wichi­ being built. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES T. Kuwnbnrn was here the first of ta, Kans., with Mr. and Mtb. O. P. sixteen miles of track run the line Brookvillc, through Spring the week to visit his sister Mrs. U. Swope and baby Oliver, loft Tuesday from This is first semester examination Lnke ami on to Trilby, making the for n motoring trip to Miami and oth­ C. Lida of South Cameron Road. Mr. wcok and th" students are proving i m i BBBBBii latter place instend of Croom the con­ Kuwnbnrn has an office in the nvin- er East Const points of interest. how their young nnd tender minds enn C. E. Miller, of Jacksonville, assist­ necting point for the north, soutli nnd function. The averages are running tion department of tho Jnpancso army nnd navy and Ins been in Wash­ ant general freight agent of tho Sen- east. The route wns surveyed about seven higher than they have in several ington, D. C. since October as a deli- board Air Lino railway nnd T. L. years. goto from Japan for tho disarming of Southwell, commercial agent for tho years ago nnd nt thnt time it is snid Mrs. McKay, our new music dhoctho Japanese navy. Mr. Kuwabara same road, wero business visitors to the railroad promlsod thnt when the tor, is a peach, although not from territory produced' enough freight to is leaving Sanfrnncisco on Feb. 7th, Oviedo Tuesday. warrant operation of the line it would Georgia. for Jnpnn. Enroute to California he Col. W. M. Bleckley, of Cochran, Mrs. Maxwell was the guest of visited the aviation station in Pcnsn- Ga., is the guwt of W. J. Vnrn nnd be built. Miss Elizabeth Humphries Wednes­ coln.. family. day nt lunch. 1922 CALENDAR PADS John Pezail and sons have several The entertainment given by tho The students will put on a play in Thcro is nothing quite so handy, Ownership of Renl Estate gives you a definite place and in­ acres of peppers set in the field. The Thompsons at the school house Fri quite so useful, quite so indispensibio the near future to raise money for frost of Snturdny night did not seem day night was greatly enjoyed by fluence in the community. It makes you a more desirable for the busy offico mnn ns the calen­ auditorium books. to damnga them. those present. Owing to the inclem­ dar desk pad. It helps you t>/ re­ Mondny, February 0, will begin the citizen. AND WHAT BETTER INVESTMENT CAN YOU* Tho weather man will be the enuse ency of the weather there was not ns member, it gives you the day nnd new semester. Report cards will be of Florida losing the namo of "The large u crowd out ns was expected date, it gives you just whnt you want given out Wednesday afternoon. MAKE? Sunshine State" unless tho clouds roll but those who faced the weather, felt nnd when you wnnt it, 1922 Calen­ by pretty soon. well repaid. dar pads just rcccivod from tho fact­ Try ua on our cakes and pies, they A daughter was born Monday to Mr. On Friday afternoon, January 27, ory—tho second shipment—the first are fine.—Daylight Dnkcry, 313 San­ 2(39-ltc ■ and Mrs. Uchiida at the Fcrnnld- tho members of tho Woman's Club, of shipment wns exhausted in one week. ford ave. Laughlin hospital. The little lady Oviedo, hud the pleasure of having Get a 1922 Calendar pad before they 8■ has been given the namo of Yurio with them Mrs. Johnson of Leesburg, nro all gone. Desk stnnds for the ■ which translated in engiish means sectional vice-president, nnd Mrs. Gnl- calendars if you hnvo none. ■ ■ Lily. lowuy, of Sanford, vieo-presldont-ntS Please comply with city ordinance Tho trnct of land corner of Celery large of tho Florida Federation of NOTICE A. P. CONNELLY, Agent ns to leaving cars parked over night and Mellonvillo Avo’h formally owned Women's Clubs. These two most Bids will bo received by tho Board in front of residences nnd business by Mr. Woodruff of Orlando and charming women not only ontertnined sold by him to a company dcnling in the Oviedo club witli their excellent of County Commissioners of Soniinolo places on pnved streets. Those fail­ real estate is being transformed speeches hut gave to them many County, Florida, nt the Court Houso ing to comply with same will be from a cow pasturo nnd plnce to dis­ thoughts to curry homo with them. in Sanford, Florida, for tho purchase brought into court. J. A. KILLEBREW, play sign boards into an nttrnctivo Tho only other numbers on the pro­ of n tractor for snid Semlnoio County, Chief of Police. new allotment addition to East San­ gram wore a vocal solo by Mrs. C. S. up till 10 o’clock a. m., February 7th, 2(JH-5t ford. There is said to be -10 ncrcs, Lee nnd n piano solo by Mrs. T. W. 1922. The County Commissioners reserve there has been threo fine, wide streets Lawton, both of which were beautiful­ matlo running parallel with Mellon­ ly rendered. The club house was at­ the right to reject any and all bids. Henry McLaulin, Jr. E. A. DOUGLASS, villo Ave., south to the A. C. L. Rail­ tractively decorated in nspnrngus OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST Coming Back Clerk. road track. Largo corner monuments ferns, violets and yellow jasmino un­ t-17-oaw-5tc ■ hnvo been placed on each corner on der the skillful management of Mob■ Under the Auspices of the Kiwanis Club Celery Ave. There will be nn auc­ dames W. P. Carter, R. L. Murphy, .Employment Bureau.. tion of lots this month conducted by and 0. G. Wolcott. At tho close of Tho vocational committee of the Busi­ n real estate man from Newark, N. J., the program strawborrics with whip­ ness and Professional Women’s Club who is wintering in Orlnndo. ped cream and sunshine cako were requests nil young womsn desiring served by the hostesses Mesdaiues B. employment to register at tho First ten ten ten ten tea tea tea teo tea ten Slny, C. L. West, J. N. Thompson nnd National Bank. Hu tea B. G. Smith. 1st Bt. Sanford, Fla. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman tea tea Dr. Mason, of Sanford, has opened teu tea a dental office just back of the postUnder their $10,000 tent theatre, with an en tei tea office nnd expects to bo permanently tire change of program. Special invitation j tei Rjj tea ten ka tei ten tei ten tei located in Oveldo. Monday night to Ladies. Ladies will be ad-j W. B, Englutt visited Daytona Mon­ Tiic Seminole County Federation day to attend the auto races. mitted FREE when accomuanied by one paid of U. Y, p. u. met Friday overling nt The homo of D. G. Smith on Gra­ adult ticket. Opening play: the Lnke Monroe Baptist church. A ham nvenuo is nepring completion nnd largo crowd was present nnd a nice adds greatly to the looks of the street. program rendered, consisting of aongs Tho house is not only beautiful in apnnd tnlks. The meeting was culled pearnneo hut is conveniently and com­ to order by Miss Hines, of Sanford, fortably arranged and the friends of Some brave, self-reliant man said that. President of tho association, nfter Mr. and Mrs. Smith rojoico with them which nn invocation wns offered by in the possession of such a nice, com­ 11 Let us all adopt it as a slogan for 1922. Mr. Esho Swnggerty. The subject fortable home und hope they will bo of the program, "The Work of tho B. able to movo in within tho next ten 1f Let us create the spirit of optimism; Y. P. U., wns ably handled under tho days. let us work enthusiastically, spend wise­ various sub-hends by tho following Mrs. T. W. Lawton’s Sunday school members: WITH FIVE BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS ly and save systematically. "What B. Y. P. U. Stands For," class will have a box suppor nt the Club Houso Friday night for tho pur­ Mrs. Bnrtow Mann. U We can MAKE 1922 a good year. 8 Prices: Adults 35c; Children, 25c, including "Tho Spiritual Need," M!hs Arlo pose of ruining money for tho com­ pletion of the tennis court. Tho fence m Mann. war tax around the court is being put up this “Tho Intellectual" Need, Miss Vio­ week and tho young people hope to 4% INTEREST PAID let Swnggerty. Doors open at 7:00, curtain at 8:15. ‘Tho Social Need," MIhh Dorn be able to use the court within a short vvhi la. 5 ^ s r Oglesby. Tent Located N ext to Postoffice Edward McCall nnd Frank McLain "Bo What You Are," Prof. J. T. I of Stetson University spent tho wcok Jacobs. Tent Well-Heated and Water Proof "Courage to do Your Best,” Mr. C. end with Mr. und Mrs. H. B. Mc­ Call. H. McKennoy. n t. Mrs. L. A. Joyner nnd Miss Junnio Voluntary remarks wero then made -s* by Dr. Goorgo Hyman of Sanford Malcolm of Jacksonville, nro the nted Mr. Black, President of the Tam- guests of their sister, Mrs. L. H, Goro. STRENGTH PROGRESS SERVICE ■ SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS ps Federation. Aftor the program an enjoyablo JOHN GOVE, Proprietor social hour was hold upon tho lawn CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY when delightful sandwiches, cake and 1018 Weat First Street 1018 West Flrit Str««<_ coffco wore served. Mr. C. II. McKcnney donated a largo white cako upon which wore tho letters, B. Y. P. tea c£ > e2 icio u s/ U. Every one attending had a share t e a w a t e a t e i t e a t e a t a t e a t a t a “SERVICE THAT COUNTS” of this delicious cake, Mr, and Mrs. Oacur Nicholson, of H We hondlo everything in Although very young the Lake Monroe association,ha* reached an A- Daytona Beach, apent the weak end ! THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE 1 standard for tho year and rocoived hero with relatives. I N T I N S , ^ 8 Pr.IN l o a v e s Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Fatttahall were i many congratulations for their aucv o u r a s ip c r A , Car Lota or LesB. Ship ua ■hopping In Sanford Saturday. cesa. .. lf r> Quite a crowd from here attended Mlfa Anna B. Shlmmoija and M*. Richmond, *Virginia "A Night in Honolulu" at Sanford » (J Ernest Lee were quietly married at last Friday night. Sanford Saturday. The bride la a '»:<l 'in/ n| ill, t LelU*'* j 'i t). ,i,J oi ijj't i,.i f t l MIL iL p .’i .u > ijjjj !<> nnDinol ■>! • r-i MEAT AND FISH MARKET I NICE FAT HENS, AUVE,LB........ 35. 1 NICE FAT HENS, DRESSED, LB... & jj jj steak, and Florida delivery. OVIEDO OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICI PLAN NOW TO HAYE YOUR OWN NOTICE Meisch Realty Co. Melville Comedians 1 Week oi February 6| LAKE MONROE “Let Us Have Done With Pessimism” “ A Little Child Shall Lead Them” I E j The Seminole County [ ! Bank : GENEVA : i CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY 21 I fe ■ IAED OFFKR jj.__. *#*l j j , J hw A �/ ’ '■ ■ v f A JU jad|| THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3,1922 PAGE FIVE receipt of sevoral fine bunches of “TAMING OF THE SHREW* TOcelery from our old friends W. E, NIGHT AT THE PRINCESS Walthall who look# after our navis in the vegetable line. Sanford colory "Tho Tnming of tho Shrew" will bo is fine now. presented nt the Princess Theatre to­ IM For Florida: Unsettled; night for tho benefit of the Woman’s Ml probably local rains tonight Ml Mrs. D. A. Mnnard, of 600 W. 1st Club of Sanford. Tho piny featur­ or Saturday; not much Ml „ mfflCr woathor-got out St, has Just purchased a beautiful A. ing some of Sanford’s best known Ml chnnge in tempernturo. Ml L b V. ()’" again* put on * B. Chaso piano from tho J. H. Hlntoramateur thospinns, Is being directed M M l t o i t a f c i t a ? i B f t i | « M i Z «hitci' and pack away J by Edward Wnldmann, n Shakespear­ J blUe9 What do you *1 mlster Piano Co. ean actor from Now York who has M M h i k s M I c i l c i i c i M I t l “ tout It td n * 88 y « - » Tho many friends of Dr. Owons are staged tho same play In various parts k” i v? If "'o arc to have N glad to sco him in Sanford ngnin for of tho Southeast under similar cir­ £ # » « .« “ .wi,‘ * Dr. Owons has cumstances assisted by Dorlco WinS L to como next week or M n fow days visit. been here upon several occasions hold­ grove, n Now York actress. SETjSk utter tor Florid. « Tho dross rchcrsnl' nt tho Princess M M k i M M M n i M M l M „ l r bas any real cold M ing revival sorvices at the Baptist Church and has a large clrclo of last night went through in perfoct leather after the middle of * order, nnd Mr. Wnldmnnn fuels cer­ CELERY February. Auto parties are M friends. tain that tho Sanford talent partici­ Carlot Shipments Reported for Feb. 2 gtranded in the heavy anows M Herbert Fclkcl editor and general pating In tho production will acquit Florida—Sanford section .............. 19 * California. Auto pnrtiea * manager of the Evening Record at themselves with credit. In fact one Florida—Manatee section................ lfl gr* stranded in Florida but £ St. Augustine ind A. J, Van Sciver of the first and most interesting per­ Florida!—Tampa section ................ 3 Bot on acount of the snowi. * manager of tho Record printing formances of its kind is promised. It California—Southern district.......... 2 Have you a little bill in plant were In tho city yestorday, the is seldom that any Shakespearean Now York ......... 1 tour mail this morning? J" guests of tho Valdes Hotel. They companies over reach Florida in those 5:40 A. M. FEB. 3, 1922 * were going back homo aftor deliver­ times, so when Mrs. Leonard), the Total cars .................................... 41 llWtoum..................... » ing St. Augustlna’s goat to Orlando president of tho Woman’s Club of Destinations of Florida Shipments j inimum:::::::::::::::: oo * Rotary Club. The club making tho Snnford witnessed Mr. Waldmann’s Waycross, 10; Chicago, 2; CloveBarometer ............ ^....30.00 M best attendance record was entitled splendid performance of “Taming of I land, 1; Savnnnnh, 7; Philadelphia, 2; I Southwest and cloudy. ^ to the other's goat and .Orlando took tho Shrew" at tho Casino In Tampa, I Toledo, 1; New York, 7; Syracuse, 1; the goat from tho St. Augustine boys. she exacted a promise from him, that .Cincinnati, 1; Potomac Yards, 4; DoThe many friends of Hcrbort and Vnn on his next tour in Florida, ho would jtroit, 1; Atlanta, 1. Total cars, 38. were.glad to sco them again and give stop over at Sanford and give the play I Diversions Filed Since Last Report Pl pB fV] SB ^ ^ ^1 them a royal wclcomo to Sanford. with tho Snnford local tnlont, promis­ | From Waycross: Detroit 2, Flor­ ing him tho full assistance of tho ence 1. The Seminole Cafe believes in ad­ indies of the Club nnd tho ladles of From Montreal; Potomnc Yards 1, vertising tho fresh vegetables of San­ ! the woman's Club. Trust thnt tho From Florence: Philadelphia 1. ford. Yon get them all In season at I people of Snnford appreciate this ns From Potomac Yards: Now York 1. pg (uj r i nu lei Id d i Wi di The new Seminole Cafe. Miller build­ | well ns Mr. Wnldmnnn’s effort in Total cnrlot shipments from San­ ing, 2G9-2tc l coming to n town of this size and giv­ ford section this season to date, Lid you see the balloon go up? ing his piny with the snmo enro ns enrs ...................................... 118 he would in Tnmpn, Jacksonville, At­ Totul carlot shipments from Man­ Pa fu\ Pn p« P a P» Pi to Pa I Great old Moridn weather ngnin, atee section this season to date, ■n Pa lanta or Now York City nnd respond at? generously in buying tickets for thomenrs ............................... 227 M COME TO THE Belves, friends, and families, nnd wit­ Total carlot shipments from Flor­ This is the time for the tourists ness this splendid performance. ida Inst season to same date, i enjoy the fishing and boating on Reserved seats now nt Bowcr’H nnd enrs ............................................. 431 llikes and rivers of Seminole Coun­ Shipping Point Information, Feb, 2nd: Pa Pa Boumlllnt’s. SANFORD, FLA.: Mild, clear. fcn FOR SUPPER ** CREAM PUFFS SATURDAY Ilaulings moderate. Demand nnd cilors in Sanford on Thursday nt tho Daylight Bakery, 313 Sanford movement moderate, market firm. DeUml were Mr. H . J. Wiims2G9-ltc Avenue Cnrlots f. o. b. cash track: 10 inch st and Mr. Frank A. Storor, woll crates Golden Self Blanching in tho Pa Pa owni here. Go to tho Seminole Cafe for your rough, 4s-Gs, mostly $3.00. *a FROM 3 O’CLOCK ON. *a P* *a Sunday dinners. In fact you should : Nidnr who is remembered ns n Mr go there every day for your dinnor. Don’t worry nbouh your Sunday idrnt of Sanford in 1911, owning flu And enjoy ono of these It is cheaper thnn worrying with dinner when you can get thnt good operating a farm on the West l*a good turkey suppors served ha It nt home. 2G9*2tc old fashioned chicken dinner for 75 and is now residing in Sunta Fo, Pn by the Daughters of Wes- ha cents at the Seminole Cafe. 209-2tc ha L, is visiting at Holy Cross Rcc- ho ley for $1.00. BAUMEL’S SPECIALTY SHOP PO MENU ho Announces several shipments of STONE & CORWIN WANT Cabbage Relish Celery ha YOUR ATTENTION TODAY beautiful spring dresses in tnfettnB, ho Cranberries lei Wool from Ilov. F. D. Hunt} says cantons nnd other now materials. Also ho Roast Turkey, Dressing ha hr has moved from Thomaavlllo, Do you know Stono & Corwin? Mashed Potatoes, Gravy ho exquisite millinery in all new fabrics to Easley, South Carolina. Ho ho Wall, they have a fish and meat mar­ Rolls Butter * and colors. Popular prices prevail. given up the evangelistic work htt ket at 327 Sanford avenuo and they Pie ha Your Inspection invited. Road tho will have a pastorate at Eastey, ha have an advertisement in this issue ■ ha Coffee ha advertisement In this issue. ath Carolina. calling your attention to tho fact Mb Mi thnt they havo nico fnt hens for Tho Herald for real Job printing. ffe acknowledge with thanks tho h a h o h o h a h o h o h a h a h a h a 35c a pound or dressed at 4Gc. They have nice mullet and mullet roe and _jgia****B flB B flB a B B fla aB flB flB flaB flflflflflB B flB B B B B B B B B B a B flflflaflflaa B flflB flB B flB B iiB flflM B flB flflB ifiis****MBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBaBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBii thoy have everything in meats just 1 -fl like you want it. Their prices nro very low and their service is of tho best. Read their ndvertlscmont in this issuo nnd give them a call. Thoy nre aftbr your trade and are asking fur it through the Herald. £ THEWMTHER £ £ MARKETS £ s % OFF ■ There is bound to be more cold weather and if | you haven’t a nice warm Sweater, see those | nice— PENNSYLVANIA KNIT COATS We are now offering-. Your choice of any in the house, one-third off the regular price. - Je r k in s & S B r itt The Store That la Different Sanford, Florida PERSONALS 5 £ PARISH HOUSE £ £ TONIGHT £ s Early P re se n ta tio n o f th e M o d es in S p r in g Wearing Apparel and Millinery j An assemblage from the most exclusive producers in America. The newest models, exquisitely designed, original in pattern and of the finest fabrics can be seen at our informal showing of Ready-to-Wear and Millinery. SPECIAL INVITATION TO THE FOLKS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY THE SUB TROPICAL MID-WINTER FAIR IS YOUR FAIR We Invite You and Hope You Will Invite Everybody GREATEST RACES IN FLORIDA THIS IS A BIG THING Orlando, Florida FEB. 14-15-16-17-18, 1922 W. R. O’NEAL, Pres. BICYCLES, AND BICYCLE SUPPLIES Sunday dinners at tho Scniinolo Cafe are the rent thing in cooking, in cleanliness, in service, in every­ thing. 209-2tc Sporting Goods, Base Bulls, Bats, Mitts and Gloves, Cutlery, Rocket Knives, Razors, Strops, Brushes, Electrical Household goods :: MILLINERY 75 DRESSES Ravishing new Spring Hats, charming, youthful and amaz­ ingly original they arc—com­ parable only to the exclusive showings of tho famous Parisian and New York hat shops. These Hats leave no room for doubt ns to tho ac­ cepted mode for spring. So many styles to choose from, in bewitching combinations of novelty fabrics and strawbraids. No words can de­ scribe their exquisite lines and bewildering color combi­ nations. Prices ranging from Fashioned by Pcggy-Pnige and other well known makes are now assembled for your inspection. They fortell, in lines, in fabrics, in colors what Paris will decree when bpnrur really comes. You will nnd Supple Taffetas, Crepe Knits, i anions of rich design and o t h e r new materials for ini' s l e n d e r miss or small Wnman and stylish stouts, for J.° w'onuii of larger proporDons in new beautiful color rnnibinatjons. Prices ranging mini— $19.75 $59.00 TO to Try one vof our Sunday dinners. You get everything you want, in tho style you want and perfect service. That good homo cooking thnt appeals to the people who want tho best. Seminole Cafe. 2G9-2te B U lIB B nB B M B B B B B B B B B B B B B B Q B B -TO CLOSEOUT- $10.95, $14.50, $22.50 \ Bananas-Apples Abi'iit I., Wool Dresses in Poiret Twill, Tricolu‘ an,l Wool Cun ten a t ............................... These st' prices are less than cost. Former values were from $19.75 to $49.50. It will pay you ■ IN CAR ON TRACK NEAR EXto buy these close out bargains. PRESS OFFICE BAUMEL’S SPECIALTY SHOP! hast First Street “Where Style Reigns” Opp. Ford Service Station j BANANAS WINESAP APPLES By the Dozen or Box. GET THEM WHILE THE GETTING IS GOOD Car Will Be Open Sunday 1 f ■ U I % ® SANFORD CYCLE COMPANY \ FREE TUBERCULOSIS CLINIC. Tho State Tuberculosis Association in conjunction with the Woman's Club and the Seminole County Medi­ cal Association will put on a free clin­ ic for the examination of all that are nctlvoly Infected with tuberculosis ami those thnt havo Find a cough for over three weeks. All children that havo had the influenza and adults as well arc urged to attend this clinic nnd get n thorough examination free. The dub women will he In charge. Colored from 9 to 12 in the morn­ ing. Whites, from 1 to 3:30 in the after­ noon. The clinic will be held at tho Court House: m C. E. HOWARD, Sec. FOR HALE—Ford worm drive 1922 truck, ran very little. High speed drive. Lumber body. Bargain. Terms a —Sanford Motor Co., Phono 3. 2G9-2tc 5 5 * J I Really quite the biggest thing you ever saw in the way of a Fair. Every Department is full up; and happy to say, Seminole County is in to help make it a success! Tank up your auto and come. Reduced Rail Rates. /J1 Yeast Vitamon Tablets Bring Real Beauty B anishes Skin E ru p tio n s. P u ts On F irm Fleoh, S tren g th en s T he Nerves an d Increases Energy. LUSTROUS Concentrated Tablota Easy and Eco. D om ical t o Tube. Result:) Quick. HAIR If you want to quickly clear your skin and complexion, put ttomo tirni, limithy llcsli on BRIGHT your bone*, Increase your uorvo forro and LYES power, ami look nnd (eel 100 percent, letter, (imply try taking two of -Mastin'* tiny yoast -NF.MTHS' VITAMON Tablet* with each meal and GLOW OF PtRfCCT watch result*. Mastin'* VITAMON contain* highly concentrated vcait vltamlnei, a* well DIGESTION us the other two still more important vita” »FIRM rtilS H mine* (Fut Soluble Aand Water Soluble C). UNDER SKIN . . Plmplwi holla nnd akin emptions »ccm to ; NOfLABBINESS vanluli like magic under It* purifying Influ' kin uni i nu/<; enoo, tho complexion becomes fresh and NO HOLLOWS t^autiful. tho cheek* rosy instead of pale, Of what ussarab.iullful f.slurs* the lips ml Instead of colorless, tho eye* U you hart an ucly skin,'flabby bright Instead of dull. Tho whole system ®**hL hollow chssks or * scrawny {g toned and invigorated, and those who R!«,l !T sW?you n“ w aro undor-weigiii begin to get some Ann, h.sItL, bssuty and a wall-roundsd "stay-ttiere" llcsh. So rapid and aarnslng lacs and figure. are the results that success Is absolutely guaranteed. Do suro to remember the name— Mastin'* VI-TA-MON—tho original and’gonutuo yeost-vltamino tablet. Thera is nothing else like it, so do not areept Imitations or substitute*. You can gat Mastin'* VITAMON Tablet* at all good druggist*. M ASTIM S V ITA M O N tHt (XUGItUl ewfiiNi 1 M Are Positively Guaranteed to Put On Finn Fleshy Clear the Skin and Increase Energy When Taken With Every Meal or Money Back i^ lM A S T iH S .i'.V I U M O H 4\ ■Vfe itXiU Bst.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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 03, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 03, 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>, February 03, 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/facf430cf23020a0662bffaa725656e1.pdf 5526e902db9c0f4ea994b58ec85d53f1 PDF Text Text SANFORD D aily H erald •The City Substantial” SANFORD “The City Substantial” IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME II SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1922 arms conference ready Fattest, Tallest and Smallest WITH REPORT AND CLOSE -ONLY DETAILS ARE LEFT REFUNDING BILL PASSED, IS SENT MAKE FINAL ENTRY TO WHITE HOUSE OF ACCOMPI ISIIMENT AND APPRAISAL IN FAREWELL. HOUSE AGREES TO THE AMEND­ MENTS ADOPTED IN SENATE, MEASURES TO PRESIDENT. (lly Tlir Assorliilril I'rraa) WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.—Congress finally cleared the way yesterday for the opening of negotiations looking to the refunding of the eleven billion dollars foreign debt. Tho House, by an overwhelming ma­ jority, ngreed to tho Senate amend­ ments to the refunding hill and tho measure wns sent to tho president. Mr. Harding is expected to approve it as he did not press his objections to X Thcro la to choose between these three women. It H’a welahL the Senate changes after he had dis­ »here a Jolly Mamie, 780 pounds. Princess Wce.Wco la 28 and that’s rI i n s (■ I n c h e s »«ll m _J— ____ « . . . . . ' m seven year.' moVe'than'shTktachU t a T Mta « e am «h"e _Texas cussed them first with Chairman cowgirl, will be a big girl when she grows bp, although she's only Sevan Fordnoy, of the House Ways and ft«t. nine Inches UR no*: They're circus people. * Means Committee, and inter with Sec­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.—Exactly retary Mellon, who is to head tho comt weivo weeks from tho day it mot, misson of five authorized to conduct Washington conference called an exe­ the negotiations with tho debtor na­ cutive session today to make final tions. entry on its record of accomplish­ Appointment of the other four com­ ments and then hear appraisal of missioners by tile executive is looked these in farewell addresses by chief for within n short time. It wns made delegates. Formal approval of the known yesterday at the White House tw,. Eastern treaties and several sup- that Mr. Harding planned to name two pl.nientury resolutions, along witli members of tho cabinet anil a member ><t nl others not relating to China each of the Senate and House. There w . on tlie program marking actual was no indication at the* White House Miss Jaeger Lives Up to Her Reputation of Being' v ;' lop of eonfereneo work today. the Best in the Business wlio would he named, hut among those Jmentioned elsewhere in connection WASHINGTON, Feb. 4. — Except with tho appointments were SccretnrAfter waiting several days for the f..i the formalities and frills that are fcs Hoover and Weeks, Senator Wat­ wind to lessen ami attempting to fill t" attend its adjournment, the Wash- non, of Indiana, and Representative the balloon several times yesterday ington conference on Hmitntion of nr- Longworth, of Ohio. * liniment and Far Eastern questions is While plans for conducting the no- Miss Stella Jaeger, tlie young lady ovt’rgotintinns with the debtor nations linlloonist, who has boon here several At a plennry session today tho ro- have not yet been formulated it wns days, was permitted to make a fine ninming treaties nnd resolutions arc Haid yesterday in informed quarters h. he formally approved, and tho chief that they probably would lie conduct- exhibition on tlie lake front this morn­ delegates are to any goodbye to ono ed both In this country nnd abroad, ing. There was no wind hut the day FATTY HAS MISTRIAL AND IS another in speeches oxpressing the There has been some discussion of a was cloudy and on account of Satur­ NOT FEELING WELL gratification of their governments general conference of representatives day morning being a busy morning AT ALL over the conference achievements. On „f the United States and tho princi- there were not many out to witness ( I I * Tli<- \ « « i u l n i r i l P r e s s ) Monday, at another public meeting, pal Allied powers to discuss the whole tlie exhibition. SAN FRANCISCO, Fell. 4.—Tho The Imlloon went up about as the treaties will lie signed and scaled, | subject of the war debts of those nnai*‘i President Harding will deliver tho tions. Tlioso favoring this plan have straight as it could go and when 'at n date for the third trial of Fatty Arconference valedictory in a brief nil- argued that it was not to he expected height where she was hardly visible buckle was set for .Monday. dress. that the debts owed the United States Miss Jncgcr cut loose witli the first SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 4.—Tho Already the administration, looking could ho refunded without reference parachute and then made two more jury in the second trial of a man­ drops landing but a short distance "!",n the eonfereneo agreements ns to the debts owed among the Allied slaughter charge against Roscoo C. from where she ascended and in plain >oinpliahcd facts, is moving to sus­ powers themselves. Arbucklo decided at the conclusion of view of the crowd. Tlie drops with pend work on tho thirteen battleships As finally enacted, the debt re­ a forty-four hour session, that it could bright colored parachutes just as thu and battle cruisers now under con­ funding hill was unsatisfactory to not agree and was discharged yester­ sun broke from the clouds brought out struction hut destined for tho scrap Imth the administration nnd Repub­ day with tlie final ballot standing ten great cheers from those assembled ,ll'«p under tho naval treaty. Tho lican lenders of the House, hut it wns l,r 'sident docs not plan to actually be­ said that objections to it were not and they felt that Miss Jaeger hns for conviction and two for acquittal. Arhuck|c was accused of having gin tlie scrapping process until tho pressed because of tho delay that given them one of the finest exhibi­ caused the death of Miss Virginia treaty has been ratified by nil the would be involved in sending it to tions of ballooning nnd parachute Rnppe, of I.os Angelos, a motion pic­ powers, hut ho hns asked tho navy de­ conference for tho ironing out of dif­ leaping that they had ever witnessed. ture actress who was taken ill nt a The big balloon was not so fortun­ partment for information on which an ferences between tho two houses. drinking party iR Arbuckie’s suite ate and fell into the lake a short dis­ order suspending construction soon is here at the Hotel St. Francis on La­ tance from shore where it was fished to lie issued. bor Day, 1021, and died four days out and will he ready for anothor In their final roundup of the Fnr later as the result of n ruptured blad­ flight this afternoon. • Eastern situation, tho conforenco lend­ der. If the weather permits Miss Jaeger ers decided todny to put their con­ The case was placed on the calen­ will make another flight between 3:00 clusions Into two Fnr Eantcrn treaties dar for next Monday to ho set for its and 0:00 o’clock nnd this will doso ami a number of supplementary reso­ third trial. Roth prosecution nnd de­ her engagmeent here. lutions. Ono of tho treaties will deni It is to ho regrotted that more could fense agreed that they would fnvor with rovision of tho Chinese tariff and tho other will embody tho Root SMOKE FROM SISTENE CIIAPEL not hnvo Been her flights for she is such trial. So sure was tho defense undoubtedly ono of tho best in the of its position in the second trial that four points" nnd tho "open door" polSHOWS INDICATION OF profession, There have been many it submitted its case without final nr. h .v. Both will have ns signatories all NO CHOICE ' people from n distance hero for sev­ gument. This had an effect opposite nine of tho powers represented hero. eral days waiting to see her go up from the one intended, according to (Ilr Thr Assorlntrd I'rraa) nnd this morning mnny of them had Nate Friedman, one of the Jurors in a ROME, Feb. 4.—Another bnllot wns I'KSIDENT w a iv e d come hack to sco tho exhibition and it formal statement. taken this morning without result. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS "We thought that when the de­ Smoke began to nppcnr from tho is hoped that moro of them will come FOR FELLOW CITIZENS chimney of Sisteno Chnpcl shortly to town this afternoon ns tho ascen­ fense declined to argue It had thrown before noon. Expectant crowds watch­ sion and parachute drops are worth lip its hands," he said, "tho first ten t O ly T h e A s so c ia te d P r e s s ) ballots stood nine to three for con­ ed eagerly from moment tho first going miles to see. WASHINGTON, Fob. 4.—President wisps showed themselves but tho viction and thereafter until the four­ Harding according to executive order smoke cloud at once began to nssume CHICAGO BANDITS teenth and final ballot it was ton to "uulc public today waived In case of tell-tale dark color which indicated no FOUGHT PISTOL RATTLE two." . —ONE IS CAPTURED • 1cndi Crow, Marion, Ohio, require- choice. “unt that candidate for presidential Another ballot was taken nnd no CAPITAL INJUNCTION CASE (Hr The Aaaoclntrd 1‘rcaal postmastershlp shnll take civil sorWILL BE UP MONDAY CHICAGO, Feb. 4.—Two hundits *' ox«niination. Crows nominn-' BUFORD ENTERS PLEA entered a jowolry store on tho exclu­ sent to Sonnto recently for con- 1GOV. SMALL'S TRIAL sive Sheridan road residential section, firnintion. (llx Thr Aaaiu'latcd I’rraa) handcuffed the proprietor and custo­ SET FOR MARCH flTII TALLAHASSEE, Fob. 4.—Buford EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE mer, gnthered up $ 10,000 worth of entered plea for his appearance in •MRECTOR'S NAME CHANGED jewelry nnd fought a pistol battle Leon circuit court connection cupitol ill) Thr Aa.oclnlrd I’rraa) NO CLUE TO MURDER with u policeman outsido. One ban­ injunction case. Plcn returnable WAUKEGAN, III., Feb. 4.—Judge HAD REEN FOUND dit nnd ono policeman were wounded. Monday hut expected nrgumont not Edwards todny set trial for Govern­ Tho wounded bandit wnH captured. tuko place until Monday, March (J. or Small to begin March Gth, on char­ Olr The Aaaoclntrd I'rraa) '•os ANGELES, Fob. 4.—Trim ges conspiracy embezzling state funds WINTER VISITOR DIED INTERNATIONAL COURT ELECTS DR. LODEH l*,c director known as WII- while state treasurer. AT OCALA LAST NIGHT i.iin Desmond Tnylor, murdered RAINS ARE FORECAST MEMRER'DUTCII COURT *mirsdny morning, William Deane (Hr The Aaaoclnicd I'rraa) FOR NEXT WEEKK (Hr Thr Associated I'rraa) OCALA, Fob. 4.—J. S. Conwny, Iff, . "nor "hording to Los Angelos THE HAGUE, Fob. 3.—IntornutOTHERWISE FAIR mu h. Statement together with ono of Syracuse, N. Y., u winter visitor, lonnl court of justice, meeting; in WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.—Rains ho­ died of apoplexy at a hunting camp private session rura today elected us «ylor twico married said by Times <1'i obtained from woman known ns ginning of week nnd agnin Fridny or ten miles south of Ocala last night. president of court Dr. B. T. C. Lodor, ‘ ’ Ad“ De«no Tanner, who duscrib- Snturdny, othorwiso fair with normal Tho body was shipod homo todny. Tho former member of Dutcho suprom < herself ns deserted wlfo of Tny- temperature forecast for Florida widow in Greensboro, N. C., hnH gono court. lor « brother. to moot the body. * week beginning Sunday. FILLERS ’ Illy The Associated Prssa) WASHINGTON, Fob. 4.—Tho gunonil Far Eastern trouty embodying thL. Root four points and open door f„r China wns prenented by Secretary Hughes and without n word of dinelusion approved on roll call of nine powers. Tho new trenty for revising the Chinese tariff was presented by Senator Underwood and tho way was cleared for anothor and final plenary session Monday when President Hard­ ing will mark tho end of tho confer­ ence. PERFECT BALLOON ASCENSION AND TRIPLE PARACHUTE DROP WAS MADE THIS MORNING FHIRD TRIAL FOR ARRUCKLF ON MONDAY NO RESULT ON BALLOTS FOR NEW POPE NEW PRE-COOLING PLANT ASSUMING PROPORTIONS CELERY IS BEING PACKEi Plant is Being In­ REPUBLICANS TO Iccstated and Will Soon PLAN FINANCING Be Ready OF BONUS SOON GROWERS” CHANCl Exactly Twelve Weeks From Day it Met is Ready to Adjourn ON THE RECORD NUMBER 270 LEADERS IN CONGRESS WILL HAVE CONFERENCE WITH THE TO DEMONSTRATE THE WON­ PRESIDENT NEXT WEEK. DERFUL POSSIBILITIES OP PRE-COOLING, ETC. (II)- The AuMorlitlnl I'rraa) WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—Ways nnd The Herald some timo ago prin means >f financing the soldiers bonus the story about the pre-cooling plant will he discussed nt a conference be­ that wns to lie erected on Ileardall tween President Harding nnd Repub­ avenue by the Fnrmor's Exchange of lican leaders of the house nnd senate early next week, it wns stated at the this city. Since thnt timo tho build­ White House. It is understood that ing has been erected nnd whllo the tho various suggestions advanced will ice plant is now in course of erection I ho canvassed with a view to deter­ a small army of men nnd women a rt in tho building busy washing nnd mining upon a definite program. packing celery todny and shipping In A decison as to methods of rnising refrigerator cars until their own plant tho necessary revenue, reached in an will he ready to mako ice nnd cold agreement between tho administra­ store the producst of tho Sanford sec­ tion and congressional leaders, would tion. solve tho most difficult problem be­ The building is erected on a tonfore tho iiouso committee charged witli acro section on tho tracks of the S. A drafting and adjusting compensation E. branch of the A. C. L. Ry. nnd on legislation and would ho expected to Iteardall nvonuo giving good facili­ speed up final enactment of the meas­ ties for loading nnd shipping. Tho ico ure by removing what otherwise might plant is being instnllcd and when fin­ prove subjects of serious disagree­ ished will hnvo n capacity of thirtyment between tlie house nnd senate. five tons with a storage capacity of Members of tlie ways and means from four to five curs of vegetables (committee said yesterday that tlie hill to lie reported to tlie house, probably thus giving storage and pre-cooling to within two weeks, would provide for vegetables until cars aro available. beginning tlie cash payments to tlie The celery is put in field crates nnd former service men on January 1st, brought to tlie plant where it is 1023, They said this would give time washed and packed all under tho care­ in which to raise tlie revenue and to ful supervision of C. M. Berry, who [mss upon application for thu cash has made pre-cooling and packing n study and who is ono of the first men bonus. Re-enactment of tlie excess profits in tills section to udvoento a plant of tax as a method of financing the bon­ this kind. By this method a guaran­ us wns urged before tho wnys nnd teed pack of the finest qunlity is as­ means committee yesterday by Repre­ sured and the celery now being put up sentative Woodruff, of Micliignn, and ir. tluf new plant looks good to tho oyo Brown, of Wisconsin, both Republi­ and has that clean nppcnrnnco thnt cans. They said this was n just tax brings the bettor prices in the mar­ which would he more popular than kets of the north. Even tlie culls that were formerly some others. Opposition to such a left in tlie fields are now being usod proposal was voiced by some of tlie nnd are put up in doiihlo crates and Republican members of tlie commit­ made ready for tlie hotel tallies and tee nnd in the colloquy tiiat followed bring a good price, a new market hnvMr. Woodruff declared that the repeal ing been established for the product of this tax was "ono of tho most rethnt was thrown away in the past. prohensive acts ever committed by The mammoth plant is a regular boo congress." h i v e o f industry and already shows signs of the grent revolution that Is FIRE GUTTED BUILDING AT NEW ORLEANS taking place in the packing and ship­ ping of celery. Tho pro-cooled pack as put up by the Farmer’s Exchanga (Hr Thr Associated I'rraa) NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.—Firo un­ can lie guaranteed to arrive in tho determined origin gutted third, fourth market in good condition. Tho pre­ floors. Building occupied by the cooling plant is being erected under New Orleans railway and light com­ tho direction of J. W. Andrews, form­ pany. Damage one hundred and fifty erly with the Department of Agrictulthousand. tore who has made a life study of this, phase of tho work nnd who hns been in Florida mnny years with tho Citrus Exchange. The Farmer’s Exchange can he con­ gratulated upon tho realization of thoir dreams mndo possible by the assistance of tho Citrus Exchange nnd this fine plnnt will bo available to the growers of tho Sanford sec­ DECREASE IN VALUE ACCORD­ tion who are members of tho Farm­ ING TO FARM BUREAU ers’ Exchange nnd will work wonders ESTIMATES in the packing nnd shipping of San­ ford vegetables. (Hr Thr Assoclnlrd I'rraa) The plnnt will soon he ready for ths GAINESVILLE, Fob. 4.—A de­ making of Ico nnd tho work will'then crease in the value of Florida farm start in earnest for nil their own ice products in 1021 was declared by tho will bo mado right in tho plant and Federal Bureau of Mnrkets and Crop conveyorit will take tho products from estimates here a feature of the agri­ the washers to tho packers nnd many cultural situation in this state Inst other innovations for the quick hand­ year. Tho vnluo of all crops Inst year ling of tho products will bo in opera­ was a little over $.ri0,000,000 against tion. $73,000,000 in 1020, more than $80,­ It is a step forward in tho right di­ 000,000 in 1010. The Bureau declared rection and when the plnnt is ready the production was about the snmo cadi yenr but decreased in value duo to operate in all its comploto form the Herald will give the readers a to slump in markets. complete history of it with cuts show­ ing the operation of thu plant in all Ford Bids Eight Bh branches for it menus much to this entire section. FARM PRODUCTS IN ALL FLORIDA TAKES SLUMP Millions for Lin­ coln Motor Co. PROMINENT GEORGIAN DIED AT TIFTON The Grent Auction Sale Held for the FOUNDERER OF CITY Plnnt That Went Into Court's Hand (lly Thr Associated I'rraai DETROIT, Fob. 4.—Representatives of Honry Ford made tho only bid to­ dny for tho property in tho Lincoln Motor Company, at nuctlon sale held ut thu direction of United Stutea Judge Tuttle. Tho bid wna $8,000,000 tho lowcHt figure Judgo Tuttle will nccept, according to previous an­ nouncement in court. County of Tifton Was Named After Millionaire. (Hr The Ah h UIM Press) TIFTON, Gn., Fob. 4.—H. H. Tift, eighty-three years old and founder of Tifton nnd for whom county of Tift named, lied shortly after midnight after threo dnys illness. Multi-milllonaire extensive interest in Georgia. n d o A .'v r.--.. ___ lr. t �. 1 1■ PAGE SIX NELLIE TURNER CIRCLE Nellie Turner Circle met nt tho homo of Mrs. Arthur Johnson on Wed­ nesday afternoon. MRS. FRED DAIGRR, Society Editor, The Circle will meet on Wednesday Phone 217-W hereafter instend of Tuesdny. Some I t y ou k « u n r frle n d o v U llln * 7 « — If y ou u ro a o ln * a n y w h e r e o r aorntn* fine things were planned for rniBlng horn*, o r U y o n o ro f o to r l o lo lM i J**1** funds. a p i'itn l r a r d lo th in Tho next meeting will ho Wednes­ 4r<nlla. o r tr le h n o n o Ik e lle w . ** w ,,t day afternoon nt 3:30 nt the homo of SOCIAL CALENDAR Mrs. Froemnn. S O C IE T Y Saturdny—Children's Story Hour Ccntrn Pnrk nt 4 p. m. nt D. B. Wadllngton, of Atlnntn, Is In tho city transacting business. J. P. Ridge, of Louisville, Ky., was in tho city yesterday attending to business. Mrs. Harriett Thomas, of Columbus, Ohio', is among the tourists stopping in Snnford. John Hendricks, of I'ottstown, I’a., wns among the out-of-state visitors hero yesterday. Gcorgo Chamborlain, of Dnytona Beach, is spending tho day hero a t­ tending to husinoss. A. T. Lanier, of Tcnnlllo, Gn., is making his hendqunrtors nt tho Monte­ zuma while in tho city on business. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams an­ nounce the uirth of a Bon at their homo on Snnford Heights. i V K A •fV ■ * ft'.'» a; i. o ‘ tv.' U>t » BENEFIT CARD AND SEWING PARTY Tho bridge and sewing party given yestordny nfternoon at the Parish House by tho members of St. Agnes Guild, wns a succss both financially nnd socially. There being fifteen ta­ bles reserved by interested friends of tho Guild nnd quite n number who do not play enrds enjoyed sewing nnd other fancy work. The recently enlnrged Parish house lends its self bonutifully to tho decor­ ator’s hand and wns exceptionally pretty yesterday nfternoon, the stage and tho wnlls were banked with bnmboo, nnd nt Intervals potted pnlnis nnd ferns were effectively placed. In tho interesting gnmo of brldgo played, the high scoro wns mndo by Mrs. W. T. Lnngloy who wns given an attractive box of stationery, tho low scoro prize, n guest towel wns won by Mrs. Paxton, while the cut prize, a hand embroidered linen towel was won by Mrs. C. J. Marshall. While refreshments were served, splendid music was furnished by Miss Pearl Robson, Mrs. Turner Houser and James Robson. EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CLUB. Miss Brenda Morrison, who has Mrs. C. M. Vorco was tho gracious been nt Dnytona Bench for soveral hostess at bridge yestordny nfternoon months is in tho city today. when she entertained tho members of The many friends of Mrs. Fred Wil­ the Every Week Bridge Club nnd ono liams will regret to hear of her ill­ tnblo of guests. An absorbing game of bridgo wns ness and sincerely wish her a speedy played during the afternoon, high rccovory. score among the club members was Mrs. I). L. Thrasher left Tuesday made by Mrs. Forest Lake who was evening for Eustis where she is spend­ awarded a dresser scarf, while the ing a few days with her parents, Mr. high score among tho guests was made by Mrs. Tom Frazer, who was and Mrs. K. L. Fcrrnn. presented a box of powder. At the conclusion of the card game Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hutchinson the hostess served creamed crab, sal­ announce the birth of a nine pound ad, saltines, salted nuts and cofTcc. son Wednesday, February 1st, at Dr. Those enjoying the cordinl hospital­ Robson’s Sanitarium. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1922 ity of tho charming hostess wero Mcsdames Chns. Bliss, Arthur Fisko, Gcorgo Rico, H. N. Lewis, Tom Fraz­ er, S. E. Barrett, W. J. Thigpen, For­ est Lake, L. C. Kolb, A. M. DoForrcst, G. F. Smith nnd Rnymond Key. JENNY SPAULDING CIRCLE Members of tho Jenny Spaulding Circle met yesterday afternoon nt tho home of Mrs. A. J. Kelly on West Hughey street. After tho mooting sandwiches nnd hot chocolate woro sorved by tho hos­ tess assisted by her daughter, Nnnnlo Brown Kelly. "A Crusade of Compassion for Ilcnling of tho Nation” is tho nnmo of tho book being studied by this circlo. Mrs. John Abrahams is tho rcador. Next meeting will bo next Wednes­ day nt tho home of Mrs. Arthur LossIng on tho Orlando road. An inter­ esting program is being proparod and it is expected that tho meeting , will bo well attended. honoreo; Mrs. McGoo, Miss Philips, Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. Loo, Mrs. Dutton, Mrs. R. It. Dens, Mrs. A. B. Commons, Mrs. Trucsdcll of DcLnnd and Mrs. Simms. Delicious bread and rolls, hot overy afternoon nt tho Dnyllght Bnkory, 313 Snnford Avc. 209-ltc Tho Seminolo Cnfo is putting Snn­ ford on tho map by tho excellent dinnors they nre serving overy day but of courso the Sunday dinners are special (occasions. All tho best of everything nt tho Sominolo. 200-2tc : MUNICIPAL : OWNERSHIP hi ----------- Ml Under This Head, Articles Hi Pro nnd Con Rcgnrdlng MuGINDER-IIUMPIIRIES Hi niclpnl Ownership Will Be Miss Ruby Humphries and Mr. Hi Published in the Herald. Merrill Gindor woro quietly mnrried Hi Wednesday afternoon at two o’clock at tho Methodist pnrsonngo, in tho presence of roiativos and interested friends, Dr. S. W. Walkor officiating. Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 30, 1022. Immediately after tho ceremony tho Mr. R. J. Holly, hnppy couplo loft for Miami and other Snnford, Fin. places of interest on tho East Const. Dear Friend: Confirming my statement to you, CIRCLE NO. 3 whllo in your offico last October "that Circlo No. 3 will mcot Monday af­ tho not finnnclnl results for tho year ternoon at 3:00 o’clock with Mrs. R. L. 1020 to tho city of Jacksonville from Shinholscr nnd Mrs. J. M. Moyo ns the municipal owned wnter works nnd hostesses at the homo of tho formor electric light plants wns threo quar­ on Onk avenue. ters of n million dollnrs,” I noto your I j lh e S t a r T o c t e v Special Allan Dwan Production— “T H E SCOFFER” -Also a Sunshine Comedy Tomorrow—Mack Sennett Special 5Part Comedy “Love, Honor ami Behave”; Novelties also Chns. Urndy, the Buritone Soloist, will sing every Wednesday . C L A S S IF IE D ADS Classified advertisements, 5 centa a line. No ad taken for leu tkul 25 centa, and positively no classified ada charged to anyone, must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit u | eordingly. WANTED—A man with nutomob FOR SALE to drlvo salesman around in !o FOR SALE—200 sneks of cement at territory. Position good for 1300 75c per sack. Any qunntity.—Chase month or better. Address M. B. & Co., phono 530. 203-lwc&w care of Herald. 2674 FOR RENT— 1 room cottngo anu WANTED—Customers for fresh i kitchenette on Heights. Reasonable. morning nnd evening deliveries^ Get key 1007 West First St.—H. W. L. Garrison. Phone 3711. lfiD-St-l Allen. 2G9-0tp 204-tic nrticlo taking cogniznnco of tho elec­ tric light plants report for tho year 1021, of ono-hnif million dollnrs sur­ plus; I stntod to you then, nnd am still, an ardent ndvoente and firm be­ liever in cities owning their own util­ ities plants, under a commission nnd city managor (not nldermnnlc) form ENTERTAINS AT LUNCHEON FOR RENT of government. Consumers nro en­ LOST Entertaining in her usual charming titled to ami should ho providod with FOR RENT—Furnished bed room. LOST—An all bind: cow, unmnrkd and gracious manner, Mrs. IIul Wight necessities for health, comfort and Over Seminolo Cnfe. .MGtf-c was hostess at n luncheon yesterday ■protection nt the least posslblo ex- FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms for I Advise, Mrs. E. P. Morse, .Sanfoij Fla. 2'8-tl nt her home on Pnrk avenue, honoring |)on80, without profit to a city or light housekeeping. 318 Pnimctto her mother, Mrs. M. E. Gowdy. company, except it be to provido for a avc. 2G9-10tp The rooms were! most attractive sinking fund, to pny in a stated limit­ FOR RENT—Apnrtment four 1 AUTO I, with bowls of bright huod nasturtiums ed time, thu bonded indebtedness in­ A Tt/iiiUUG rooms and bath. Apply to T. J. nnd ferns, ami thu luncheon table wns curred to purchase tho ultilitics. I noto -'1? Miller & Son. 8 te. IVERY . exquisite in its appointments, the cen­ you have overlooked the fact that wo 5L terpiece being a crystal vase of (consumers) in Jacksonville, pay only FOR RENT—Nice large, furnished, heated rooms with good meals, reas­ Oonibin and pink rosos. The place 7c per k. w. for electricity; chnrges l cards woro hnnd-pnintod and fasten­ for water ns near Nil ns for electric­ onable rates.—Tho Cushing House, ed to dainty nut cups. At one o’clock ity. Gob provided by a private cor­ Mrs. W. II. Williams, proprietress, 2G5-0tp a delicious four courso luncheon was poration is $1.85 por thousand. I sin­ Oviedo, Fla. served. cerely wish tho city owned nnd oper­ FOR RENT—5 room house, lights and Jl ^ Covers wero laid for Mrs. Gowdy, ated tho gas works and wo would, I water. Apply Gntchei’s Store. ,11 208-3tp mil sure, got gas for at least $ 1.00 per thousand, and yet with tho low FOR RENT—Ylireo large unfurnish­ rate for electricity and nut results, no ed roms newly pnpered, Inrgo ver-1 Store in Floridn 10 Stores in GcorRinono can rofuto the fact that Jackson­ nndn, soft wnter in kitchen, corner of ville is ns well provided with public Celery nnd Melonvilio nve. 2G9-3tp lighting as any city in the country; GENERAL REPAIRING WANTED extravagantly so. Note Hemming Old Ford (land Park, as light at night, almost ns WANTED TO TRADE—High class West First St. noon-day, so also with all other parks, Orlando improved real ostato closo Phone No. 117-W Springfield, Confederate and Rivor- in for stock of goods in Sanford. Ad­ SELLS IT FOR LESS side. In conversation with ono of dress M. V. Robbins, 12 West Church your commissioners coming from San­ St., Orlando, Fin. 109-3tc Save money by buying your sea* ford to Jacksonville on thu train, sev­ WANTED—Salesman to sell low ticket to the Lyceum Course. eral weeks ago, ho said your citizens priced gunrnnteed tires. Hard work­ for tho season or 75c for each adn would not vote for bonding the city to er who can produce is worth $100.00 sion. *60-11 M E N ! purchase thu utilities. I answered his per week to us.—Goodstock Cord Tiro argument: Why bond the city, bond Co., HOC So. Michigan avenue, Chi- T h e R e v e n u e A c t o f 1921 tho utilities. Why not the prosperous cage, III. You’ll be surprised at the low prices on our 2G9-ltp Snnford Imnks do tho preliminary fi­ WANTED—To exchange nice home fine all-wool suits. Come in and give us the nancing, when the utility bonds arc in Orlnndo for small improved fnrm requires thnt evory individual har sold refund their advances. pleasure of showing you. at Snnford. Will give difference. I a gross incomo of $5,000.00 or It is my interest in Sanford nnd also wnnt to rent a 4 or 5 room mod­ file Incomo Tax return regard!*!!' vicinity that I desire to see tho city ern cottage at Sanford; also want to amount of not income. benefited through tho profits from tho rent ono to 5 acres tiled fnrm. Ad­ Do Not Pay Exhorbitant prices fori utilities, and twenty, possibly fifteen dress, J. B, Smith, Box 30, Orlnndo, sistanco In preparing your retarn.| All-Wool Hand Tailored Suits yenrs will see your city economically Fla. 2G0-3tp Send for Bimplo form upon which l administered, owning outright, with­ Men's Department— furnish information necessary to | out nny indebtedness, gas, water nnd PAINTING WANT ED—Inshlo and out by contract or by day. Rena- pnre return. Maximum price on U electric plants, provided no grnft, no ora roturna $5.00 nnd every f*n high snlnrics, no extravagant city onnble nnd work guaranteed. 42 East whoso return Is propnred will be I Livingston Avc., Orlando, Fin. H. commission expense bo nllowed to gas, You’ll find here, the new Zugg. . 2G8-3tp nished without chnrgc one 10-2 r *1 electric or wntor commissioners, Sport Shirts, mndo by ‘'Hall­ Record. This record devised for r One other matter I spoke to you mark” of fine mercerized mors exclusively nnd fills » 'on* about. I mny bo a dreamer, an idenlsoiesetto and basket cloth, need for a fnrm rocord suffieitta ist, or a nut, mny hnve hallucinations priced— Bimplo to bo of nny benefit to a • WEATHERBIRD’ or nlght-mnre, but nevertheless I can­ era. Retail prico $2.00. not get away from tho idea, thnt nt EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE PW your bnck door you have n nature giv­ en source for motor power, a swift PARING RETURNS high embankment, never end­ S running, File yours now nnd get it off ing soureo of water supply stream, Men’s Department— mind. which, I believe, if harnessed, would A. S. CLARK, Public Accounts!*] givo sufficient power to run turbines P. O. Box 1881 Jack so n v ille, thnt not only Sanford, hut Seminolo, m Ornngo nnd I.nko counties their high­ to m m p i n r u u tii ways, trollies (whoa inaugurated soon te a S to be) business nnd privnto consum­ All leather work shoes ■ ers Men’s Oxfords, made could ho abundantly provided nt a Tlie most efficient way wo know to Hi PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR made on the army last S of solid leather in plain minimum cost, with electric needs. I advertise our shoe department, is to Hi refer to what wo always thought was Hell the "short ends” of stock at the Hi toa Hi Hi Hi Hi m and warranted to give \ and Bronze and other a Joke on nature, Econocklntchco shortest prices possible. Wo hnve a Fob. 13.—Snlnt Agnes' Valenti satisfaction. " good styles— creek, nt or near its source, hut mark few such styles on sale now in our pnrty. r my word, sho will somo day bo tho Big 30-day Money Raising Snlo at Feb. 21-22—Woman’s Club toi power thnt will mnku the Garden of astonishingly low prices. All now party. Eden (OI.D Orangu county) blossom stock. By this method wo keep our Feb. 24.- ■Charity Rail. os tho ruse. stock clean and fresh nt nil times. IIuvo you tried the excellent > With a heart’s desire to know of You will'hnvo to come at onco to got Mr. Sam W. Bradford is now with the Churchwell store and cordially evory man, woman nnd child jointly, thu best selection from thoso. Also dny dlnnors nt tho new .Semi"0 “ cohesively, concretely, c'onciffitrntcdly reduced prices on every pair of shoos Ask your friends about these < ^ invites his friends to come in find see him (lyoly). shoulder to shoulder working in. our store during this sale which They know. harmoniously (not defaming nny citi­ wo aro forced to put on owing to tho zen or knocking Sanford in any way) Inteness of tho winter season which Tho Junior B. S. A. pl«>» for Spnford’a wolfnre, and 25,000 pop­ finds us overstocked with seusonable bnll nt DoLond Saturday, «$•' J ulation in 1030, goods.—River Brothers, Sanford Ave­ DcLnnd Grammar School, With all well wishes to you, as I nue and Fourth street. 2G0-2te pectcd that it will bo Hi we still consider you tho greatest San­ od game, ns DoLaml was bca ford booster. Tho Sominolo Cafo for your Sun­ .weoks ngo on tho Holy 1 r°3 , Your friend, day dinner. Homollkc cooking, all House Court. Three enra r J. K. M. tho dellcncles of season. ford will go ovor. ST. AGNES GUILD There will bo a called meeting of tho St. Agnes Guild Monday nfter­ noon at tho Parish IIouso nt 3:30. It is earnestly desired that all members be present. H o f - M a c B attery Co. Where You Get MORE SATISFACTION For Less Money iM IP.! i s ti 1 & R ’.i* S WARD & C h u r c h w e ll C o . $17.50 to $25.00 w : Pt! *1 ». $2.50 8 DRESS SHOES I I**' t WORK SHOES $3.50 TO $7.50 The Churchwell Co �•' PAGE TWO f\ >' *>1V;.rQ£WCJFi,'i'm ‘ ‘^TfTRJ^i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4,1922 It is not possible, of courso, to nnd child in tho country. There Is know Just what everybody desires to none that can now escape tho Insistent nnd persistent espionage of tho gov­ M l t i k r t e v e r y n f t r r n e o a e x c e p t *B »- find in a newspnpor but many years t a p a t th e H e ra ld U n ild ln n . 10T of experience give nn editor a fair ernment." M a g n o lia A r e H H an fo rd . F la . Everybody admits tho fuct, nnd ev­ render goes over headlines and skips Ily a Sanford Celery-Fed anything that hns the lenst suspicion erybody agrees it is a nuisance. Why Man then Is it not stopped? Ay, there’s of being "press agent’s stuff.” Tho PtlD L lH H K R H woman writer for the Chlcngo Roc- the rub. It took us somo tlmo to And M. J . H O LLY ------ _______________ E d ito r form Advocate probably hns sent not­ the answer, but it's ns simple ns Co­ ! . J . l i L l a h d ..... ...S e e r e ta r r - T r e a e u r e r A. N E E L ........... ......... G e n e ra l M a n a g e r ices to tho newspapers and pleasantly lumbus’s egg trick whon discovered. O. L. I llW IN _____C irc u la tio n M a n a g e r Wlmt hns become* of tho old-fashHero it is: Whilo everybody is op­ asked them to "repent this Tuosdny, P h o n e 148 u p to OrOO P . M. ioned man who smoked and road tho posed to regulation in general, every­ Wednesday and Thursday,” not under­ A d v e rt la in * I la te e M ade K n o w n on A p p lic a tio n body hns n littlo pet exception to the nowspnper whilo his wife cut tho standing that a render who is enught H u h ac rlp tlo n P ric e In A dv an ce going through sometimes tho .second goncrnl rule which ho wants tried out. wood, carried tho wntor, fed tho chick­ This institution, whose success and strength has One Y e a r ----- ----- --------- —------- ------ *2*22 time will almost hate tho instigntor Try it on the first man you meet, ens nnd milked tho cow? ■lx M o n th a .......... ....... —....... .—-------- *-°° been builded by a loyal people, whose most valu­ D elivered In Clip *>F c »f , *£r „ Such "publicity” Ho will rondily ngreo thnt we aro be­ One W e e k ........... .......... ...... ........... 18 C ento of tho "story". She Knew a Mnchlnc often would turn a possible patron of ing eaten out of houBa and homo nnd able asset is the confidence, trust and esteem of T h e b l« 13- to IH -pnne W e r k l r H e r ­ Mr. Newlywed (attempting to Btart a l d e n tir e ly c o v r r a H rm lnole C o u n ty a chnrlty ontcrtnlnmcnt away from pestered to death by governmental a n d la p u h lla h e d e v e ry F r id a y . A d v e r- the ticket office. interference. Then hit up tho cata­ car): This darned self-starter wcpi't those who know It best and whose highest en­ tlalax r a t r a m a d e k n o w n on n p p lie a Vton. D e m o c ra tic In p o lltlc a . | 3 J » p e r In a newspaper office there Is al­ logue. Enumerate somo of the regula­ work, there’s a short circuit some­ deavor is to attain still higher plains of service— y e a r , a lw a y a In a d v a n c e ways n dread of the publicity agents, tions which go to mnko up this sum where. M U M PISH T U B AHHOC1ATKI) PI1BH 9 Mrs. Nowlywod: Well, why don’t professional nnd amateur, and while total of abomination. If ho doesn’t wishes you a happy, healthful and prosperous every publication Is glad to assist in weaken on tho third, he is dead sure to you lengthen it, dear? New Year. worthy enterprises, it seldom is nblo go under at tho fourth. His hobby may bo prohibition. Ho A Joy Killer This Happy Day. Tho Arms Conforonco ndjourns to­ Uo sacrifice half or even n tenth of the spnee demanded by tho anxious agrees thnt this should bo tho land of If one saves his money ho's a grouch; day. promoters of some enterprise, or the the freo, except that n government If he spends it he’s a loafer; * Tho now Pope will probably bo secretary of some club—of seventeen ngent should be hired to keop us from If he gets It he’s a grafter; mombprs desiring to get on the, front eating or drinking whnt we want. It If ho don’t get It he’s a bum— elected on Monday. i So what's the use? page, top of the column nnd with big mny bo Sunday baseball. He may think -----------o----------nn exception should bo made for the Tho Harding drive on tho ngrlcul- headlines. "(Jone, Hut Not Forgotten.” News nnd miscellany, by which lat­ protection of susceptlblo male gazers turnl bloc moots with success, says ter title is understood general infor­ at the bench. He mny wnnt some headlines in this morning’s papers. “Are caterpillars good to e at? ” ask­ mation and readable stories of inci­ trade or professjun supervised. On ed little Tommy at tho dinnor table. -----------o----------Jacksonville Metropolis says tho dents and happenings, with sugges- everything else he mny be liberal, nnd "No,” said his father, "whnt mnkea Suwannee river water may be piped to tions nnd comment on current events, I if tho government adopted only lvls yol) ,,3^ ,, question like thnt while wo Jacksonville in order that Jacksonville easily fill the pages planned for pub- hobby, nnd nobody elso's wo should bo are enting?” ■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■■na R ill can obtain soft water. Something of licatlon, and it is to sacrifice news to a pretty free people, anyway. "You had one on your lettuce, but But when you figure thnt there are it’s gone now," replied Tommy. that sort will have to bo worked out' a certain extent when publicity agents YOU CAN GET MORE a hundred million advocates of Amer­ are allowed to work in their free ad­ for Sanford in the near future. vertising. The newspaper desire* ican freedom, each with his own little -----------o----------How They Get Thnt Way. China and Japan patching up their to be useful to tho people served, hut reservation which he esteem* as of In France, noted criminals are made SPECIAL SALE OF KIMBALL differences means that it is a show it cannot undertake to supercede the more Importance than anything else, to speak and sing Into a phonograph PIANOS down now ns to whether Chinn can town crier, the Dill poster, >the tele­ and is willing to consent to the other before theri discharge from prison, run her own business or not. Hereto­ phone, the secretaries of clubs and the follow’s fad on a basis of reciprocity, that in future their voice may bo iden­ QUALITY & SERVICE the secret ceases to have any mystery tified, in case of need.—Modern Wood­ 1 Kimball Upright fore there have been too many other United States mails, all free. Nannie Reis mny complain, hut the in it. nations trying to tell bur how to run Mahogany, new.... man. We are governed to death against her nffnirs. Hut Chinn is waking up newspapers must continue to edit and Ah, ha! We wondered whntlnoll 1 Kimbnll Upright and getting ready and will some dny refuse, cut down and forget some of our individual wills because jointly it was the matter with some of our now wnlnut, new ......... the "multitudinous" offerings by pub­ is Just what we want.—Lakeland Tele- records! startle the world. licity workers. A casual reference to j gram I Kimbnll Upright, -----------o — —at— Rosewood, 2nd h’d. It seems a pity that there is nny- the records will show that special thoughtful, discriminating editorin! onc so grouchy and unappreciative publications, undertaking, to give A PRESCRIPTION FOR KEEPING department is one of the strongest Write us for full information re­ ns to complain about the few days of minute ami regular details of the ac­ YOUNG assets to a country weekly. The garding these and many other cloudy weather wo have had within tivities oT any particular branch of successful, popular nowspnper is one bargains in Pianos and Phonothe past two weeks. Just think of society have hut small circulation. On the occasion of celohrating his that neglects none of its opportuni- Jg ra p h s, the kind we,have had nearly all win­ The newspaper is undertaken for tho seventy-seventh birthday in December ties. The editor is’under obligations ter, real picnicking and bathing and general public, and undertakes to give Joseph II. Patterson, of tho National to give those who subscribe for his fishing weather, and then think of the the news.—Times Union. ('ash Register Company, sent this publication the very best there is la brand we are sure to get before many message to the ten thousand em­ him. A l"--' brain is just ns re­ J. H. HINTliRMISTER DON’T CROWD US. days, and forget that it luvs even ployees of tiie company: prehensible as a lazy body. Neither Specialist in Spinal Adjustments PIANO CO. been chilly and disagreeable—Eustis "Keep young by associating with J should be given n chance to predomin­ BUY IN SANFORD An editorial in this Issue from the young tilings. bake Region. The newspapers are ate. Pluck and energy are tho twin Times-Union expresses the ideas of the youngest— Dorn every day." ---------- o----------sere., propellers that dominate suc­ Wm. J. Kermodc, I). C. We certainly shall miss William the newspaper men on free notices. It is fifty-five years since he gradu­ cessful achievement.—The Publisher’s Hays in the Post Office Department, It is tho bane of the newspaper man’s ated from college, nnd yet he is Review. Doctor of Chiropractic if his plain duty and $150,000 a year life. Wo give away columns of stuff younger than many men not half ns Garner-Woodruff Building calls him elsewhere, hut wo must everyday and give it freely and cheer­ old in years. He is chnirmnn of tho look at these matters in a broad, un­ fully if it means anything to our city Board of Directors of the National HAVE YOU STOPPED TO THINK selfish way and we will admit that and our people. But because wo give Cash Register Company, and actively Office Hours: That the city that gets the publicity the motion-picture industry seems to it cheerfully some people aro continu­ directs its affairs, 0 to 12 u, m. ami 1 to 0 p. m. gets the business? lie in need of a little Presbyterian in­ ally riilitig us and crowding us for This looks like good advice from an That the city that gets the adver­ Sundays nnd evenings by appointment free space and in the end are thank­ uuthoritntive source. fluence.—Ohio State Journal. Sound advice * Yes, we shall mins him too. IIo less and if there is n slight mistake because it comes from a successful tising grows? Thnt advertising properly done is generally called us up twice a day in the article or tho newspaper is business man. nnu "The newspapers worth its weight in gold? a and inquired about the health of ('apt, crowded for space and cannot give the are youngest horn every day—keep a That advertising n city Is business, P. M. Khlor, ('apt. Dick Terheun and space to all of tie free stuff the peo­ young by associating with young a a not child’s play. Cnpt. Hal Haskins and Lieutenants ple behind the movement forget all things." Certainly a word of wisdom a The most efficient way we know to That people will go miles to trade a 'that we have given them in the past is wrapped up in that message. Thor.-' Muller and Habbett. WATCH IT advertise our shoe department, is to ■ in a good live city? and proceed to knock tho newspaper is at once in the newspapers wo read ^ ,L‘ Hliort ends of stock at thojfl That your property will increase | because their particular hobby has not everyday, information, advice, inspira­ DID YOU KNOW THAT— when the outside world knows ! Hhorto8t Rouble. Wo have n in value received all the space in the particu­ tion, ..a wledg*—eve*,, hing that few such styles on sale now in our your city is awaks? Ucnjaiiiinc It. Cox, secretary of tin? lar issue to which they directed their makes for civilization. We nil read That people will come from neigh­ Big 30-day Money Raising Sale atS Prices on Lexington anil Chamber of Commerce, is a native of efforts. Don't crowd us, folks! We the newspapers. Do we get all out astonishingly low prices. All newJI Ilupmobilc, f. o. h. Sanford: Washington, D. C., and that he was give away more money and more of them that Mr. Patterson suggests? boring towns where there is some­ stock. By this method wo keep our* thing doing? an express company employee there space and more time to you and your LEXINGTON That the city which does not seek stock clean and fresh at nil times.! bubbles than any one business in the before coming to The City Beautiful? WOULD SHAKE EM UP to get something better than it now You will have to eomo at onco to get* Model ”S” Touring. ..$1895 world nnd get hut little thanks for it. —Orlando Sentinel. tho best selection from theso. AlsoJ Model “S’* Thorobred 1985 hns is going to lose out? No, wo thought lie was in the We aro getting fed up on the freo When tiie fertilizer trust sends reduced prices on every pair of shoes* “Lark” Special Sport 2995 That now is the tlmo your city nnd "movies" in that big serial entitled space thing and getting mighty peev­ out to newspapers all kinds of en­ in our storu during this sale which! Princess Sedan........... 2995 business need advertising more than ed. Don't crowd us! "Where Do Wo Get Off." tiling and convincing literature show­ wo arc forcod to put on owing to the£ ever before? All these models now in ---------- o---------------------o----------j ing how much the people would lose lateness of the winter season which* That if you don't get out nnd go stock CHEER Ul‘! NEWSPAPERS AND NEWS Dy turning Muscle Shoals over the after tho outside trade, some other llnds us overstocked with seasonable! Henry Ford, we can't help wondering neighboring city will? goods.—River Brothers, Sanford Ave-5 HUPMOBILE A woman writing to a publication ‘ A run through tho great Sanford how much we will have to pay the nnuo nnd Fourth street. 2G9-2tc! Roadster or Touring $1150 Thnt if they do they will get tho called The Reform Advocate, roundly section just now *will convince any­ foresnid f. t. if wo don't. To us it business you should get?—South Sedan .......................... 2125 scores newspapers In general-for their one thnt Sanford is undoubtedly the would seem a case of taking advantnTho Scminolo Cafe for your Sun-! Coupe .......................... 2025 Uikc Press. discourteous treatment of woman con­ greatest winter vegetable section of nge of the lenst of evils. If, Henry dny dinnor. Homelike cooking, alljj tributors. Quoting her article the the world nnd the great crop of celery has shnken the most of the world the delicacies of Benson, ■ Can make immediate de­ Don’t worry nhoub your Sunday Chicago News says "Nannie A. Ileis now being cut nnd shipped and the with his "tin lizzie," let him have a liveries of all models ----------------------. ; 5 dinner when you can get that good discussed at length the dissnpoint-' now methods employed for a hotter chance at the big fertilizer hugs Go to tho Seminole Cafe for y o u r|S Terms: 1-3, 1-2; balance 10 old fashioned chicken dinner for 75 merits of clubwomen in endeavoring pack nnd for hotter shipping and bet­ with his Musclo Shoals and see how Sunday dinners. In fact you should centH at the Seminole Cafe. 2G9-2tc months to obtain newspaper notices satisfac­ tor supervision on this end of the line it seems to give them the regular go there every day for your dinnor. j tory 'to them of the multitudinous is bound to bring bettor prices and dose the Lizzie owner gets every time It Ih cheaper than worrying with activities of their clubs. Such notices, put the winter vegetable growing on a he hitches up to go to town.— Lnko- The Revenue Act of 1921 ft nt home. 2C9-2tc Bhe asserts, are frequently not pub­ firmer basis. The editor of tho Her­ Inm] Advertiser. * DISTRIBUTORS lished or cIho they are cut down and , ald, who has been hero from the time ---------- o-----------Whatever the conference mny ncrequires thnt every individual having otherwise changed." She admits that tho wintor vegetable growing Indus­ HIE EDITORIAL RAGE IMPOR­ S SANFORD -:FLORIDA a gross income of $5,000.00 or more complish, our guess is that warfare! th» number of people interested In( try started almost until the present TANT will Htill he unpleasant for neutrals. file Income Tax return regardloss of tho various notices referred to Is not time, believes that a better day is dawning for our great farming indus­ large, frequently the appeal would ho | There is a tendency in these latter amount of not income. try. Wo believe that from the bet­ •to a very few. She also declares days to neglect if not wholly elimin­ Do Not Pay Exhorhitant prices for nster farming there will be a bettor city thnt in order to get'noticoH printed of ate the oditorlnl pngc. The depart­ sistnnee in preparing your return. SUNDAY AT WELAKA DINING ROOM and with all tiie many improvements benefit concerts, amateur theatricals, ment thnt gave zest nnd chnrncter to Send for slniplo form upon which to chr.Hty halls, drives nnd tho llku it hnB here and those contemplated, with the tho country weekly in dnys ngone is furnish information necessary to pre­ been nccessnry to employ some ex- now people coming in, with the out­ largely In tho discard. Thr carefully pare return, Maximum price on farm­ pints In order to get tho publicity side capital that is bound to be in­ propnred cditlorlnls touching politi­ ers returns $5.00 nnd every farmer vested here coupled with our own that cal, economical, educational or moral whoso return is prepared will be fur­ needed to make them a success. ( Southern Style) 75 c p^wspnpers nio primarily for tho wo face one of the finest seasons In themes carried great weight a genera­ nished without charge ono 1022 Farm Record. This record devised for far­ the history of Sanford and th* San­ tion ago nnd even yet tho memory of dissemination of news, nnd It doos not seem to bo possible for the pub­ ford section. We have all had our dif­ thoso In middle life wanders hack mers exclusively and fills a long felt MENU lic, especially that part of tho public ficulties in tho readjustment after the occasionally In nieditntlvo apprecia­ need for a farm record sufficiently which has tlmo to devote to charity war but wo can nil see bettor tilings tion of tho unerring judgmont and un­ slniplo to be of any benefit to farm­ Cream of'Chicken Soup failing illumination that dominated ers. Retail price $2.00. balls and drives nnd tho like to roallzo ahead. Cheer up and go to itt ----------0 ----------EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE PRE­ the writings of tho country editor that thera Is any limit to tho size of Celery PARING RETURNS newspapers or any expense nttnehed BEING REGULATED TO DEATH. when the commonwealth was In thu making nnd tho nolution of probloms File yours now and got it off your to their publication. They are acYoung Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce To tho gonoral proposition that we of church nr stnto hinged upon the mind. customod to sending In or telephoning A. S, CLARK, Public Accountant Candied Yams Whipped Potatoes In long stories of activities which In­ aru being regulated to death by the public sentiment created by his lucid P. O. Box 1881 Jacksonville, Fla. terest them greatly and maybe have government, there is Hcarcoly n dis­ discussions. The editorial page Is where the Creamed Cauliflower latrest them greatly and maybo have senting voice. As tho Miami Herald puts it, "Spoclal agents, special offic­ pcoplu look for tho opinion of tho ed­ Sunday dinners at the Somlnolo of others. Whon tho workers under­ Fruit Salad take to rewrite. Into readable shape ials, special spies of alt kinds cover itor upon the live topics of tho day. Cafe are the real thing in .cooking, or composo tho Information offered the land ns the locusts covered Egypt. Editorin! utterances give individuality in cleanliness, in service, in every­ Home-Made Cocoanut Custard Pie 2G0-2tc Which may be more or less n stretch They are in government offices, in nnd standing to tho paper. Tho ed­ thing. private business enterprises; they exitor should not only he a leader in of the Imagination into n nows Item Ice Cream and Cake they understand that they will be ab- amine into tho >'<judLlotv of health, of thought and action hut ho should | Some young men forge ahead In the used by the promoters of the enter­ flnancos, of living, of amusement, of . contribute of his personality to tho world and some learn to make threeCoffee entertainment of ovory man, woman | upbuilding of the community. tainment, tho drive or tho call. A ball combinations for tho side pockot. 1 SANFORD DAILY, HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CO. T RUCK The Bank ofSatety Security-Service Peoples Bankof Sanford IANOS HONOGRAPHS $210 $195 $100 VALUE FOR $1.00 THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. AUTO COLUMN : B.&O. MOTOR CO ! B.& 0. MOTOR CO. TURKEY DINNER, 85c CHICKEN DINNER, i \ �\*i > ■ ' * >t / s THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1922 ,fi)\’A flOU “ ' S brSB HAS OI’BNBO MU.I.IONAIRE’S WIFE ] 13 HOUGH, HE SAYS Smyrna Golf ami Country reality »n<> thc priV’, »p°"' n lintrv clubhouse and E. D. Stokes Telia How Spouse Made Life a Horrid Nightmare. MiiaiMpBiiQiAtatonm MAY TAKE NEW £ PROFESSIONAL £ CENSUSIM1925 £ AND BUSINESS £ PAGE THREE 1922 CALENDAR PADS There is nothing quite so handy, quito so useful, quite so Indisponslblo f ~\Y uyiE M U T MO for thc busy office mnn ns the calen­ GVTYIVJG SORE GECOZ. NOUP. dar desk pnd. It helps you L/ roPZvPER E>TOP3 -TYACVU -THEPE \S momber, it gives you tho dny and &E1U' PEESIED V4WEV4 NOOR. < date, it gives you just what you want eu o ev c s t o p s , p e r . t u ’ m nnd when you wnnt it. 1922 Calen­ dar pnds just received from tho fact­ FE L L E R IS Tt> BL&VAE P>OTVA ory—tho zccond shipment—tho first -ttVAES \ _ shipment wns exhausted in ono week. Got a 1022 Cnlcndnr pnd before they nrc all gone. Desk stands for tho calendars if you hnvo none. MICKIE S A Y S - £ DIRECTORY £ 'NEW YOK, Feb. 3.—Refusal to Considerable Dicsntisfaotion Ex­ *a HU give $30,000 a year to his wifr, Helen pressed Over Count Made *3 You Cnn Find the Name of kfl Elwood Stokes, who la suing for res­ ** Every Live Professional nnd Year Ago. |Cil toration of her dower rights, was de­ ■u Easiness Mnn In Snnford In fcl clared by W. E. Stokes, elderly mil­ "-This Column Each Dny ,'h* i.ro*pect« for a pen. «n- lionaire on the witness ntnnd today *3 Pm ■Jm clubhowe nml trolf c .r.o to hnvo provoked .in nsnm.lt by her ttlnictlkiieiM fum ns, Music for the opa. ••)« which caused him to ho under n doc­ Post Cards nt tho Hernld Office. r,('t} ,« wjis furinshed by ihi tor’s care for a long period. Cemui Taking In January la Disap­ MISS GRACE TOMPKINS, R. N. “She flew at me and toro my fnce I under the •tlructlon proved on Ground That Weather “One of Surgical, Medical nnd Obstetrical \ ' Connor. I Thp ynlf to shreads,” he testified. *w fcu Ka ta w» Ka in That Month If Serious the marks I carry now on my head. Calls Answered U in u « Jnlly -Ince Handicap, jmi ncw members are being She spat in my face nnd kicked my 309 French'Ave, Phono 563-W ALV/AYS FRESH legs, then she seized n knife nnd ns Z tun list every (lay. Washington.—llerntise of "consid­ lew from her to the kitchen, the erable dlssatlsfaetlon" with tho result I he plwPnif f('nturt‘* °.f t ,c cook came out and saved me. I of the count In the census taken lust Sanford Constructs Co ‘ |lfl,lo» will be » /*» to bo January, tlie limise census committee CONTRACTORS ANI) BUILDERS ),e dull organization, at the was in bed two weeks after thnt.” Mr. Stokes said his wife had a Is considering legislation providing for Planes nnd Specifications Checrfull; ne<t Saturday afternoon J e O'clock, when refreshments temper of her own nnd denied alle­ another eniimen.liun of the population Furnished lie pic­ of the United States In lirja, or some Brve,l and entertainment pro- gations of cruelty to her. All Work Guaranteed other year prior to the next decennial tured himself as an ideal husband. frr the Httlc folks. P. 0. Bos >•! Secretary Hoover says In thnt II. T. PACE The spectators in the crowded court census, V ine course is being rapidportion of^hls minimi report dealing A by Mr. Hnndly, who room evinced keen interest in the de­ with the activities of the census huSanford Machine # "make the New Smyrna golf scription of his wife’s nttnek, it being rcnij. ctfW ies ■bJ&MPce the first testimony of this character “Tills proposed legislation lias my 0r.( of the best and most ntFoundry Co. i in the state. Mr. Hnndloy brought ou in either separation and approval,” Mr. Hoover says, adding that “It tins froi|neatly heen contend­ unanimous thanks of the pco- divorce and dower proceedings. DARN YARD GOLF PRIZE General Machine and Roller Work; Mr. Stokes previously testified that j ed thnt the distribution of the popu­ tkij fity and community for as shown hy the reports of the Cylinder Grinding; Del.nxe Pistons; the golf course nnd its at- his wife had told him of her firm j lation WEST PALM REACH, Feb. fourteenth census Is abnormal,'' and He is expending much belief in birth control and when he I that prior to thnt enumeration there Oversize Rings nnd Pins; Flywheel Tho Halm Dench Post 1ms donated to time and effort to provide a learned her views on the subject, he ( was n great movement from rural to Steel Gear Hands; Crank Shafts re­ tho West Palm Death Horseshoe Pit­ He urban districts which, since the enu­ turned; ngents for Cnillc Inbonrd nnd chers Club n silver cup which will be «lf course for the city and his was "in-cxprossibly shocked.” remonstrated with her, he said, en­ j ire more than appreciated by meration, liiiH been neutralized In large Outboard Motors. ---------- Phono G2 put up for competition ns soon as the Mp|, who will he given the priv- deavored to convince her thnt no mar­ measure by u reverse movement. club committee works rules to govern ried woman could lie happy without Affectt Congress Representation, d enjoying the sport. tho contest. The trophy will ho tho Acteylene Welding "Further, It Is said, that this shift­ children. property of ♦he club winning it until AT YOUR GROCER ing of the population affected (In? to­ OF ALL KINDS ihnvo yourself, come hero it is won by another club nnd nil tals for certain states, thus InthienoSunday dinner at the Seminole the 'Ve your haircut the way you tennis West Pnlnt Dench county Ing the apportionment of representa­ Sanford Welding Co. will bo oneligible for 40c.—Albert Gramllng’a Bar- same ns usual, chicken dinner, turkey tives In congress." to compete. 109 North Sanford Avenue op DeForest lilock, Second St. dinner at $1.00 per plate. The best Census taking In January Is disap­ 269-2tc proved on the ground that the weath­ ^ 205-Gtp ever. NEW THINGS AT THE W h y T h i s B a ttery ] er In that month |s a serious handicap HERALD OFFICE S. O. Shinholser lia s t s T V ic e a s Lofla to the enumerator, delaying the work Contractor nnd Builder Thank you enrds, Dirtlulny cards, ........ ■ and making It necessary "to take un­ usual precautions to Insure a com­ SANTORO FLORID* and folders, Valentino assortment plete eanvass." 1922 calendar Pads just arrived, The report says that the time for “WE DELIVER THE GOODS' here nt last, Place cards, nut cups, EVERY taking the next census should he In Tally cards. All kinds of invitations, WE EVER Quick Service Transfer ■ April, as was the case before the last Gift cards, Greeting cards. Congratu­ SOLD OUTLASTED ITS r ■ census. The rhunge for the last cen­ Storage Facilities lations, Shut in cards, Sympathy sus wns made, It says, at the request GUARANTEE le-Grind Your Motor Cylinders and Increase 5 of various Interests making use of ng- j If we please you, tell others; if no cards and Birth announcements. tell us. Phone 498 statistics, the Idea being POWER with the Saving of OIL and Gas 5 rhultural In Hit* rlrrult l inirl tif llir Xrvrnth .lnthat more accurate statistics could he | Ford Batteries tllrlnl Circuit nt the Suite nt l-'lerobtained concerning the activities of lilu. III mill fur s.-ml mi It- Comi­ Hotel Montezuma ty.—lu Clmm-fry. tho furius If thu canvass was made “Sanford's New Hotel” $25.00 shortly after the end of tho your to CITATION $1.50 Up Per Day whk-Li It related. Geo, Eucono ’fhurnton, Complainant Mr. Hoover also says that the new vs h»ysacrifice on the value of your car by turning it in when ■ dlreetor Movie T h u r s t o n , D e f e n d a n t of Mo* census, William M. COMFORT COTTAGE UuT o Ih iv lo T h urston , H oidtlenco Lean have the cylinders re-ground and fit with DELUXE S Xteiinrt, Is of the opinion Mint. In or­ » know n: e a r i n g f r o m a n a f f i d a v i t ti le d PISTONS ami have a better running motor than before. ■ der to ndvnnee the work of subsequent is now open for guests. Will bo glad In 11t h ai sp pcaiiNe th n t you a re u n o n - r e s i­ Phone >______ ___________________ _______________________________ ■ censuses. It will he neeessnr.v that to sec now as well as obi friends. d e n t o f t h e H ta to o f F l o r i d a , t h e r e f o r e , changes he made In methods of pro­ Rooms and meals, also meals. House i you, Movie T h u r s t o n , a r e o r d e r e d um l r e q u i r e d ou th o flth d a y o f F e b r u a r y , [he Oil and Gas You’ve Bought and Lost ■ cedure. If not In the scope, of some of 189 A M. 11)22. to a p p e a r to th o h ill o f c a m heated. p l a i n t e x h i b i t e d a g a i n s t y o u 111 t h i s the Inquiries. Would More than Pay Regrinding Cost i “It would hasten the publication of Miss N. A. Walker .Mrs. M. Martin c a uIts eIs. o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s n o ll c o be p u b ­ _____________ :_______ ■ the figures for the total population,'* li s h e d In t h e .S an ford H e r a l d o n c o a -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ■ w eek fo r e ig h t w eeks. report says, "If the supervisors In W i t n e s s m y h a n d a n d t h e s e a l of s a i d le invite you to visit our shop and see the IIEALI) CYLIN- J the the various districts made' the prelim­ SANFORD NOVELTV c o u r t o n t h i s l a t h d a y o f D e c e m b e r , A. SANFORD BATTERY M. 1021. P GRINDER in operation. All leading automobile manu- J inary count and announced the popu­ (8MU.) 13. A. DOUGLASS, WORKS C l e r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t , eturers use the HEALD. ■ lation. subject to correction, for the SERVICE CO. S em in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a. — ■ political subdivisions of their dis­ V. C. COLLER, Prop. GKO A O o C O T T F S . torts." S o licito r and C ounsel fo r C o m p lain an t. I* A. RENAUI), Proprietor To avoid duplication of effort and General Shop and Mill 12- lll-flte eliminate autioyniice to manufactur­ Work ers and others, the commerce secre­ M.++q.. * . . ; . . j . + + . } . * . } . .y4.++++• ■ CONTRACTOR and BUILDER + ■ tary lifts asked the director of the cen­ sus to negotiate with other statistical S17 Commercial Street Sanford, FIs bureaus of tin> federal government looking to a consolidation of effort In Geo. W. Knight this direction. Receive Many CtAnplalnt*. Real Estate and Insurance kllll "Minty complaints have heen re­ FROM THE FOREST TO YOU SANFORD -;- FLORIDA ceived front innnufnettirers and oth­ By eliminating nil of the wnste, over half of tho labor, nil of the ers concerning the numerous requests middle man’s profits nnd by delivering n homo on record time direct made by the federal bureaus for sta Sanford Steam Laundry from the forest to you tlstlrnl and other Informal Ion," Mr. FOR SERVICE Hoover says. "I feel confident thnt QUICKBUILT BUNGALOWS In many Instances the periodic Inves­ Call 14G-J tigations of the hurenu of census W. RAWLING, Prop. Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets are all that Is necessary to make, nnd Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungulows of any size. Built thnt tin* Investigation of the other tinaccording to latest improved methods of house construction, of tho George A. DeCottes reniis could, with advnntnge, he dis­ Today the Nation’s need is for men who are best of materials, at a great saving. Their economy is worth investi­ continued." Attorney-at-Law ot afraid to step ahead to meet and overCalling attention to the fact thnt gating. Over Seminole County Dank some census records were destroyed In mo the obstacles and difficulties that stand WRITE FOR CATALOGUE FLORIDA a recent (Ire In the department of com­ SANFORD showing in natural colors mnny attractive, money-saving homes. etween us and sound prosperity. merce building, Mr. Hoover derlnres H. W. NICKERSON thnt a Itnll of records In which these A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO. Let us make Faith the corner-stone of our documents can he stored nnd conven­ Public Accountant; Audits—Systems iently ’examined Is urgently needed. Income Tax Service QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, Dept. 18-K ndeavor—Faith in ourselves and in each Room 10 McNclll-Davis Bldg. CHARLESTON, S. C. ther—Faith to move forward, with a unity Keepi Cats Prom Bakeries. Phono 802 Orlando, Flo. Huston.—The cut la the bakery f purpose, and dare to do the things that are ENTZMINGER BROTHERS must go. This In one of thu orders Just promulgated hy the city health Auto Radiator Repair ecessary to attain a high standard of perLOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. department, under authority of nn lanent success. Shop net passed by the last legislature. "Some bakers thought that cuts Located nt 207 French Ave., between The road is open if our Faith is strong. were necessary In order to keep rats 2nd nnd Third. E. R. DERGQUIST. nntl mice away," said Dr. I‘. H. MillMOVE FORWARD, PLEASE! ■ Ittwney, deputy health commissioner, In charge of the food Inspection di­ vision. "The mime object can ho ob­ tained, however, hy proper physical c o n s t r u c t i o n of the linking plant, so ?* we have abolished eats and all other animals.” jS5*5-« ,hc club‘ 1‘ffftUn. nrc cnthuRiftS- REPRESENTATION IS AFFECTED lr.Automobile Owner! and Think km VESTA [ Sanford 1 lachine & Foundry Co. j A Cozy Home Move Forward Please N a tio n a l B a n k Celery Bleaching Paper | Celery Wires f \ A COMMUNITY BUILDER f1’ Forster , President II. F. WHtTNEU, Cashier CHULUOTA INN * Fh ° fewhobec ,,rnnch of tho Florida East Coast Railway, Chuluojfcn,] |an1u’nK iho Pines and lakes of Seminole county, nn up-to-date |(M , ’r c hotel, with privnte baths and hot wntcr hent. First rding tolocntloif*^2,^° to *3*50 per d°yi *10 t6 *18 per wcek’ nc‘ room. ^ s - CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager ■■■"■■■IIB1 b b b b b b b b b iib b |(i| Charged With Keeping Little Girl Like a Dog Charged with literally having treated her clght-year-ohl grand­ daughter like n dog, Mrs. Lillie dross of New York city Is being In-Id without bull pending Inves­ tigation. The complaint alleges that tho woman tied thu child under the house all day. made bur sleep on mi old coat hesldo n real dog. kept her hi the coal Ida during rainy weather, heat and under­ fed her, and sent her Into the streets to tieg. *••<>«»§■*****#•*• ”•" ,*«*..ft*.*THY i DAILY HERALD WAMT AD. .,1 a -tL , J .f v i ■ ■ GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONEY Write uo We have both the Cord-Lined Paper and the S regular Black Paper J \ Empire Hotel Block OKI,ANDO, FLORIDA No advertisements for tho Clcsslfled or Want 'Column of tho Hernld nrc tnken without cash in advance nnd none are taken over tho tolephonc. This Is nindo nocossnry hy thc mis­ takes In phono nioksngcs nnd by tho xtra bookkeeping entailed on the small nccounts thnt take tho profits ut of this form of advertising. -Ask Us for Prices- : 9 C h ase & Com pany j SANFORD, FLORIDA m , J .* S r* �1- , RD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4,1922 WOULD FIGHT GERMANY Arctic Adventurer Travels Three Years to Enlist. Arrives In Nome and, Not Knowing the War Was Over, Tries to En­ list In American Army So He Could Fight In France. Nome, Alaska.—An arctic adven­ turer, II. D. Seaman, sailed Into Nome from the frozen north recently, and, not knowing thnt tho war was over, tried to enlist In the American army so he could tight In France. Henman said he had been three years getting to Nome from the Coronation gulf country, which lies fur east on Canada's Arctic const, and during his Journey had received no news from the oatsldu world. He left the gulf, lie de­ clared, In October, 11)18, when ho flrst heard tho United States had entered the war. Seaman was formerly a member of the then Iloyal Northwest Mounted police. Soon after Seaman started for Nome the small schooner on which he wus Journeying wns wrecked In the Ice, he said, and he and his companions were forced to wnlk 27 days before they came to an Eskimo village. On their way they lived on roots. Seaman gave an Interesting descrip­ tion of the llfo of the Eskimos of Coro­ nation gulf. The natives, he said, still use tho bow and nrrow, but are grad­ ually getting accustomed to tbo use of tlrcnruiM, which were Introduced re­ cently. The natives live on curlbou and seal. A rifle In the Coronation country boDb for $1(50, cartridges for 110 cents each, sugar Is $1 a pound, butter $11.80 a pound and milk $1 a can, Seaman said. Tbo cost of clothing, however, Ls lower, a "parka" cape being sold for $4, niucktuks, or native shoes, for 50 cents a pair and line fur mittens for three boxes of 1-cent matches. Mounted police In the Coronation country get mall sometimes three years old. Once, before he left, a constable got qutek service on a letter, It be­ ing delivered from England In thirteen months. Seniruni said be probably would go back to Coronation gulf, "where n big pot of trouble like a World war doesn't reach us until It Is all over." W ILL SHE RULE HUSBAND? BAND WILL PLAY TOMORROW McADOO ASSERTS ROADS AFTERNOON CENTRAL PARK BILKING PEOPLE OF UNITED STATES The Municipal Bnnd will piny In tho Contrnl Pnrk tomorrow afternoon WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Privato and u big crowd in expected out to operation of tho irailronds since fed­ hear them. Bring out a nickle for eral control is costing tho people of the Snlvntion Army selection. tho United Stntes 32 per cent more Bandmaster Ball will present in his than governmental operation did program Sunday afternoon at 4:00 during the war, William G. McAdoo, o’clock two well known selections, former direct jr general, asserted to­ Tnmpn and the Prince^of Pliscn musi­ day before the senate interstate com­ cal comedy, nlso Chas, Brady will sing merce committee. a "Little Bit of Heaven." McAdoo mndo n sensational charge THE PROGRAM thnt the rnilrond executives, during March—Tho Stutcsmnn...... J. Fulton tho flrBt six months' after federal Overture—Tnmpn.................. Hcrold control, when the roads were guar­ Vocnl Solos: anteed against nny losses, mndo un(a) A Little Bit of Heaven..E. Ball presedonted nnd excessive expendi­ (b) A Perfect Day... J. Jncob Bond tures nt expense of tho federal treas­ Paderewski’s Celebrated Minuet ury. Intermission The total expendituron for mnlnPopular Songs of *21— tennnee of way equipment snid main­ (a) Io)ve Will Find n Wny....BInke tenance of way structures f o r , the {b) Kiss A Miss...... II. L. Alford guarantee period, MrAdoo nnid, ex­ Selections from the Prince of Pilscn ceeded the snmc period of tho previ­ .................................Gustav Luders ous yenr of $402,758,103 or by more Serenade—Love in Idleness... MacBeth thnn 40 per cent. Patrol of the Salvation Army....... The cost of the guaranty to the ........................... Andrew Hermann federal treasury hns been cstlnintcd Trombone Slips—The Ups nnd nt approximately $525,412,125 and Downs........................... Fred Jewell McAdoo said four-flftha of this Star Spangled Banner ..................Key nmount enn bo charged to this un­ precedent improvement of the rail­ U. S. DELEGATES SET roads nt government expense. WORLD NEW EXAMPLE IN SIGNING TREATIES M NE CONVICTS -------| WERE KILLED (H r T h e A a a o rln trd I'rra a ) MINE EXPLOSION WASHINGTON, I). C., Fob. 4.— When the American delegates to the arms conference came to describe themselves for the purpose of the list of plenipotentiaries that always pre­ cede the official text of treaties they set before the world a new example of democracy. Titles and official designations of many sorts glitter opposite the names of the representatives of other gover­ nments, hut under the head of Ameri­ can deligntes in the new nnvnl nnd submarine trontics appears simply this: "For the president of the United States of America: "Charles Evans Hughes." "Henry Cabot Lodge." "Oscar W. Underwood." "Elihu Root.” "Citizens of the United States." Compared to this, every other deligate listed carries some sort of a hnndle long or short, to his name. The. Icsngest is that of the head »f the Japanese, who is described thus: "For His Majesty, the Emperor of Japan: "Baron Temnsoburo Knto." "Minister for the nnvy. "Junil, a member of the First class of the Imperial Order of the Grand Cordon of the Rising Sun with the Pnulownia Flower." <lly Tin- AsMH-lfitt-il , ‘r r a a ) BIRMINGHAM, Ain., Feb. 3.— With all convicts employed in Bello Ellen Mines in Bibb county accounted f y today death Ihit iof yesterday's explosion remained nt nine. REDS SHOOT TAX EVADERS Inflict Death Penalty on Peasants Who Dodgo Drain Ltvy In Russia. Rostoff-on-Don, Russia.—The death penalty Is being Inflicted In the Kulmn and Don districts upon peasants who attempt to evade the grain tax which the government has Instituted Instead of money taxes. A1 Krnsnodnrsk, a peasant, nnd two olllrlnls whom lie bribed to nsslst Idm In dodging the grain levy wore nil shot, and radical steps are being taken thrmiglmut south IliiHstu to check the banditry which the Moscow government de­ nounces ns nothing more than an ef­ fort to escape taxation. * Woman Acts as Own Lawysr. Sacramento, Cal,—Appearing the other day hi the United States District court before Judge F. II. Itudkln, with her husband nnd five small chil­ dren. 5Irs. Voter noacinl of Itnllnn extraction, who wns charged with op­ erating an Illicit Htlll near Santa Roan, acted as her own counsel nnd won for herself and husband probation for threo months, with promise of dis­ missal of the case, provided no more liquor la made. » • Punishment for Qluttons. llerlln.—To punish gluttons with fines as high ns 100,000 marks for the firs t offense and live years for the sec­ ond la the purpose of n hill Introduced In the diet. Foreigners are not ex.w m , • • ; , j. Tify * Herald Want Ad today. J|.. t 1 11,*. * M l, TALLAHASSEE, Fob. 3.—Most of tho temporary forco employed by tho comptroller's office to care for tho extra work in, connection with getting out automobile license tngs have been dismissed. Yet tho work is holding up, It. A. Gray says. The mail averages about 500 letters per day. Tho total resignation up until Feb­ ruary 1, reached 70,500 which is 13,500 more than tljo number registered by the sumo time last year. NICE FAT HENS, ALIVE, LB...... 3E The vocational commutes of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women’s Club requests all young woman desiring employment to register at the First National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman m Fish whole, Fish dressed, Fish steak R Mullet, Red Snapper, Western and Florit Meat at lowest price.—-----------Free deliver PHONE 372-W-------- 327 SANFORD AVl NOTICE Please comply with city ordinance ns to leaving curs parked ovor night in front of residences and business places on paved streets. Those fail­ ing to comply with same will he brought into court. J. A. KILLEBREW, 208-51 Chief of Police. OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFI PLANNOWTOHAYEYOUROWN HOME Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 No. No, No. No. No. Southbound Arrive 83.. ...... . 2:30 a.m. 27.. 91.......... 1:18 p.m. 89........... 2:55 p.m. 85.......... 0:55 p.m. No. No. No. No. No. Northbound Arrlvo 82.. ........ 1:48 a.m. 84.. ....... 11:45 n.m. 80.. 92. 28.. ........ 10:00 p.m. Trilby Branch • Arrive xNo. xNo. xNo. No. 100.. 24.. 158.. 22.. Leesburg Branch Arrlvo 157.. ........ 3:55 p.m. 21.. ....... 2:50 p.m. 101.. ........ 5:50 p.m. 25.. ........ 1:30 p.m. 22.. ....... 7:00 p.m. Doparta 2:40 a.m. 8:40 a.m. 1:38 p.m. 3:20 p.m. 212 East. 1st St. 7:10 p.m. Ownership of Real Estate gives you a definite place and fiuencc in the community. Departs 2:03 a.m. 12:05 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 4:05 p.m. Meisch Realty Co A. P. CONNELLY, Agent Depart! 7:00 a.m. 3:25 p.m. 7:00 * m. 7:00 p.m. Departs Relieved in 72 Hours Without Drugs Paint in Hfcart, Cheat. Shoulder, Arm*— Angina I’celorli—Difficult Breath. Smother­ ing. DIxxy, Fainting Spell*, Dropsical Swell­ ing*. Albumen and Bn gar, h a re been permaneolJy relieved -laltMn 72 h ourt to 2 u»eeJG, m ith o u t D ru g i a n d M td ic ln it, In thousand* of caaei, by The Walden Method. 96% of ■uffervra of H eart Trouble, Cardiac Aithma, Angina. Blood I'rcaaure.Threatened I’aralyals, Hardened Arteries and Kidney Complaints have no orginlc trouble and can be promptly and permanently relieved by The Walden Method, without drugs. Write for M page book, copyrighted, explaining the Nature, Causes and Perm anent Belief of these com­ plaints, without drugs. Scientific Consultation Chart, Befsranc**, etc., which will be sent to sufferers Free, upen receipt ef a statem ent of tholrcaao. Address: Tho Walden Institute, Suite +07. Plymouth Bldg., New Haven, Conn. STRENGTH PROGRESS SERVICE Melville Comedians I» i ' Coming Back Under the Auspices of the Kiwanis Club | Week of February f ■ J i 8 ■ Under their $10,000 tent theatre, with an en tire change of program. ‘ Special invitatio Monday night to Ladies. Ladies will be at mitted FREE when accomuanied by one pai( adult ticket. Opening play: “A Little Child Shall Lead Them WITH FIVE BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS S ® Prices: Adults 35c; Children, 25c, including war tax Doors open at 7:00, curtain at 8:15. ■ \ The Seminole County j Bank I IIYLAN "VACATES" IN FLORIDA. It makes you a more riesirab citizen. AND WHAT BETTER INVESTMENT CAN YO MAKE? Sanford, Fla. >s Tent Located N ext to Postoffice Tent Well-Heated and Water Proof SANFORD M A R BlE & GRANITE WORKS JOrfN' GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Wwt First Street 8 1018 Wwt First SU* CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY u “SERVICE THAT COUNTS’’ Wo handle everything in CUT COTTON OPERATIVES PAY 20 PER CENT | BOSTON, Feb. 4.—A reduction of 20 per cent in tho wngo of cotton mill operatives wns announced, In scvornl New England cotton mil) coptera today. NICE FAT HENS, DRESSED, LB .. Employment Bureau.. Community Enterprises WERT. PALM BEACH, Fob. 4.— Mayor John F. Hylnn, Miss Hylnn nnd Mr. nnd Mra. Grovor Whalen, of New York, registered hero today. This is Mnyor Ilylnn’s first vacation nt Pnhn Beach in two years. SPECIAL WASHINGTON, Fob. 4.—Tho nom­ ination of A rth-r G. Foe. West Virglnin negro lawyer, to bo recorder of dccdB for tho JJistrict of Columbia, wns sent to tho senate today by Prusident Harding. xNo. No. WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—In view xNe. of conflicting reports as to whether xNo. or not the government contemplates No. closing Carlstrom aviation field nt Arcadia, Congressman Drnne was in­ Orlrdo Branch terviewed today and snid: xNo. 120 .. ....... 7:45p.m. "Before giving out any Information xNo. 3:40 p.m. 127. ns to (lie proposed) closing of Cnrlsx—Daily, except Sunday. trom* field 1 had an interview with a high official in the office of the chief — ■ of nir service. The official gave mo ■**■! the information in much greater de­ tail than I gave you as much of tho information was not necessary to the Carlstrom Meld story. I then inter­ viewed a prominant member of tho The growth of this Hank hits been due to the committee on military affairs and got 1 development of the business enterprises deal­ the same information from hath gen­ ing with it. tlemen, It was learned that the pro­ As farming is one of the principal enterprises posed action was without prejudice to Carlstrom field hut was simply a in this community, wt* have mndo it a point— 1 in the farmers’ behalf— to interest ourserves in matter involving policy of concentra­ drainage, soil fertility, high tirade seed, pure­ tion. "T also visited the committee room bred stock, etc. of the niilitury affairs committee nnd ( a This community bank is nlwnys ready to talk tho name information wns given mo with the farmers regarding the development of there. With the statement at the priv­ farm business. ate hearings including the testimony and recommendations of the chief of What can we do for YOU? nir servlco have not yet been printed. "This morning I ant ngnin assured by the highest authority in the offico of the chief of the air service thnt my 4% INTEREST PAID understanding is correct. I nave been • ;i working on tho matter very actively jj and will continue to d<J so. It is not proposed to Hell tho property, but to cease activities there when (the present class is finished which will be within six months. HERALD ADS get result*. S t o n e & C o rw ii MEAT AND FISH MARKET NEGRO HARDING APPOINTEI TRAIN SCHEDULE TO DISCONTINUE FIELD AT ARCADIA WITHIN SIX Si. Kevin'* Cross, Glcndnlow connly, Wicklow, Ireland, Is the spot where St. Kevin wns burled. This Is probably the most anelent cross In Ireland, nnd n legend runs nrouml It to the effect thnt the Indy who could make her nruis meet round the cross would rule her husband. The picture shows n husband en­ deavoring to make Ids wife the ruler. FORCE ON AUTO TAG WORK IS DECREASED THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE Car Lots or Less. Ship us Richmond, Virginia iti „ . . icvt’i , , ■ i i ( . i ■t ■ >• jlPO ST CARDS AT THE HERALD 0 • ■• i A' i �:> J SfV % '■ M J ! ' r., PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4,192? T mB i THE WEATHER ALICE COKNER BROWN Her work as state president of tho W. T. C, U. cannot bo forgotten. Believing in tho rightenousness of the cause, sho was fearless in words and deeds for its advancement. There were nover spoken truer wordH of any, than these of her— "She touched other lives nt many points, nnd always in such a wny as to inspire to highest things." A FRIEND Daughter of Edwin and Belinda Corner, born in McConnolsvIUe, I For Florida: Mostly cloudy Ohio, September 28, 1859, died In Or­ U tonight nnd Sunday; problando, Florida, January 0,1022. a ably local rains in extremu On June 26 1802, she married Louis WeU » was cloudy today B north portion; little change W, Brown, of Athens, Ohio, nnd spent hut tho sun Is pooplnir thru There is bound to be more cold weather and if Q In temperature. I I I to date it Hub "ot nil her married life with him in his B l o i t a t e i F c i t o i K i K u f t Q «ntl 111 ■ tho bnlloon native town. Her husbnnd died in you haven't a nice warm Sweater, see those 1875 and in 1877 she moved with her r*inW,| S L a great mo - W S " 5 -r y tS .n g else = and at sevcrnl points In Florida nnd family of bIx children to Orange Coun­ nice— U s to be a «roat aucce»s J nro enjoying the trip very much. ty, Flordn. In tho summer of 1880 omi here it Is on tho 4th » They stopped over In Sanford to see she went to Columbus, Ohio, to take » s of February and tho Jo Cupt. Wlmblsh and family who for­ up her residence there and glvo her f i l t e r registers 84 In * merly resided in Winston-Snlem. children better educational advant­ ages than could nt thnt time bo had in the highest. Wo havei io » nuch to be cheerful about £ Renew your subscription to tho tho south. After seven years spent ;"i it will soon bo summer J« Weekly Herald, It has been put in Columbus she-returned to Florida, HOLY CROSS CHURCH » ■ !» " ° * ,« - » s c « down to $2.00 n year nnd Is one of tho which she still considered her home, best weeklies in tho state for tho but divided her time between that ,nd girls that are down horo We are now offering’. Your choice of any in tryimr to pet our celery M monoy. It is nlso one of the best ad­ state nnd Columbus, making frequent Church Services for tho 5th Sunmoney will Imve «ono-w!th M vertising mediums and covers Semin­ trips back and forth. Sho spent her dny after Epiphany, Feb. 5th, 1922 the house, one-third off the regular price. last seven years in Orlando, making will be: ole county. the monoy—and nil will bo her home with a married daughter. peace and sweet potatoes J 9:45 a. m. Sunday School, Of her six children five survive: •gain- Co to church to- W ROTH MARRIED AND 11:00 a. in. Choral Celebration. morrow and hear the band M 7:50 p. m. Vespers and address. UNMARRIED WILI LAUGH E. Corner Brown, of Pittsburg, Pa; Alice L., wife of Chester W. Goodrich, Tho Hector goes to Crist Church in th“ afternoon. Both will W of Orlando, Fla.; Harriet G. Brown, Iongwccd for the Early Celebration A departure from Mack Scnnott be good. f 5-10 A. M. FEB. 4, 1922 * Comedy trndition is promised in tho of Wntorbury, Conn.; Paul G. L. nnd to All Saints’ Church, Enterprise, 84 The Store That is Different Comedy King’s lntost five-reel Bupcr- Brown, of Bradford, Ohio, and Ruth, for Vespers nt 5 p, m. Maximum ................. 60 Id produetlon, "Love, Honor nnd Be­ wife of Eston R. Whitner, of Tnmpn, Special music han been prepared Minimum ................. 64 n* have," the First National attraction Fin. A dnughtor Rose, twin to Ruth, for both services at Holy Cross, San­ Range .....■........... . Sanford, Florida died in early childhood. ford. Barometer ................... ,80.11.... W nt tho Star Theatre tonight. .05 Few women have lived ns abundant Everyone is cordially welcomed al­ Charlie Murray, horo of a million Rain ................. n life ns Alice Corner Brown. As n ways at Holy Cross. episodes, will be introduced in n role Calm and cloudy, wife nnd mother she met every re­ m m s > lu Ri hn Pa of legitIriinte appeal. He will imper­ The Seminole Cafe believes In ad­ Try one tof our Sunday dlnnors. sonate a "grave and reverend* judge quirement nnd from the time her twin vertising the fresh vegetables of San­ You get everything you want, in tho su Ha Pa Pa Pa P* of the Supremo Court, playing tho babies were eight weeks old she was Id CHRISTIAN SCIENCE . ford. You get them nil in season at style you want nnd perfect service. part with dignity nnd power. This father to her children as well ns SERVICES The new Seminole Cafe. Miller build­ Thnt good home cooking thnt appeals revolutionary role will be revealed in mother. ing. _ 209-2tc to the pcc-ple who want tho host. To rear a family wisely is counted tho opening scenes of the story when SUNDAY, FEBY. 5th, 1922 Seminole Cnfe. 209-2te The Hornld for real job printing. Justice and Romance will come in a life tnsk well accomplished; butt Subject: Mrs. Brown's broad intellect and Ha p-,i ri in la la contact. "SPIRIT" great henrt reached out beyond her Marie Provost, u bride, and George Sunday School__ 10:00 . m. Well, tin balloon was a great suc- O’Hara, her young husband, nppenr family circle nnd sought contact with Church Scrvicc-__11:00 a. m. the life of her time In bencficlent ac­ before "Judge" Murray, carrying to Woman’s Club Bldg., Onk Avc, «JS. the halls of justice the fragrance of tivity. All Are Welcome. She was a student, talented in music Atu! the little Indy made one of tho n romance about to die. Here, it is Call or See Us cultured in literature, active in church, pointed out, is a sincere and authentic prettiest flights ever pulled off. IN CAR ON TRACK NEAR EX­ picture of drnmatic material, treated educational and philanthropic move­ B 4 U Buy BAPTIST SERVICES SUNDAY PRESS OFFICE All of these little forms of nmuso- in a sympathetic and dignified man­ ments. In the early years of her mar­ Ecnts help to bring tho crowds nnd ner, with ever so light a wink of tho ried life she put her three children in 9-50 A. M. Sunday School. by (he bunch eye on the part of the learned jurist. competent care and spent eight mon­ jtir up inure or less business. The men will meet nt the church nnd dozen and ths of strenuous study at the Boston Not long, however, does tho plot re­ Our WOOD KILLS the for their class. Conservatory of Music. On her re­ S. A. Irwin left for Now York today main in the ntmosphoro of staid 11-00 A. M. Preaching by Dr. C*. where he goes to buy spring and sum­ drama, for the jurist, in order to turn home she shared generously of Hyman on the subject; CHILL “The Sec­ the knowledge she had acquired by mer .... I- for the Sanford Dry Goods convince the jealous bride of the inno­ ond Chapter of James." cence of her bridegroom, tells a story giving instruction in music, and en­ Ry the Dozen or Hox. Co. 0-50 P. M. The Young People’s of liis own experience when lie too couraged and developed the musical Meeting GET THEM WHILE THE K. 11, (Irecti who has boon with was a bridegroom; tho said story’s taste of the community by organizing 7-50 P, M. Preaching by tho pastor a music club and assisting to present Thrasher A Garner store hero for purport being to discredit circumstan­ GETTING IS GOOD excellent concerts. At that time she on the subject. "The Power of ionic time left today for Eustis wltoro tial evidence. Beauty." Phone 34 Car Will Uc Open Sunday It is this story that forms tho bulk ranked among the best musicians of he will be with tho stores of E. L. Welcome always at the Baptist Southeastern Ohio. of tho episodes depleted in "Love, Ferran & Co. If there was any one thing in which Temple. Honor and Behave"—episodes that she excelled in, which she went far­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wnldmann bring Murray back to his traditional CON GIt EG AT1QN AI, CHURCH ther in devotion and interest, it was in left for Tampa this morning after characterizations in hilarious fun nnd Murray’s the study of the Bible. Wherever sbo being here for the pnst week putting thrilling predicaments. Tomorrow night we shall have tho on tho “Taming of the Shrew" nt tho story which is seen on the screen but made her home she found a Sunday privilege of hearing Rev, Lewis II. spoken to her, convinces tho piquant school class to teach. In < oh:minis Princess f<u the Woman’s Club. Keller, D. I), of Atlanta, On. Let sho had a targe class of men in the Marie of the injustice of her susplcevery member and friend endeavor to First Congregational church, and it Jue llramt, the live wire of New ions and the integrity of her hus­ was said of her by her pastor, Dr. he present nnd give him a good con­ Smyrna and Coronado was here yes­ band's love. It incidentally bears a Hutchinson, that as n student of tho gregation. THIS SUH-TROPICAL MID-WINTER FAIR terday hilling the city for the Jdg moral for tho married and tho unmar­ At the morning services Mr. BurBible he know of none to equal her. ried, but mainly it promotes mirth, "Bangnloo” that will bo pulled off at IS YOUR FAIR She began writing for publication linns will preach on the subject of New Smyrna 29, 21, and 22 at which unrestrained laughter nnd genuine "Brotherhood, the Christian View." with William Dean Howells, in tho time the beautiful bungalow will be thrills. days lie was connected will* the Ohio We want the men especially to hear given away and there will be big times We Invite You and Hope You Will Invite State Journal. In the early 70’s, this message. We believe it will do for tho, days, Joe is or.o of tho "Davenport," fine piece of furni­ while living in Athens, she edited the you good. Come. Everybody grcati . hustlers on the east coast ture, for sale. Opens nnd makes a Athens Messenger for a time, during Sunday school meets at 9-45 A. M. and has a hotel and other appurnt- delightful bed, if desired. E. T. Wood­ Let us the absence of the editor. She has Como nnd bring your bible. ance at <ornnado Dench. ruff. 269*2t|) been n frequent contributor to the have n large attendance. Remember the Christian Endeavor column/* “ f the Columbus Despatch Frank Kay Anderson of Tnmpn, THE FLYING SQUADRON. with bnok*ruviews and articles on the at 6-45 P. M. We have been having THIS IS A BIG THING former newspaper man but now with literature and a rt of tho day, nnd in splendid meetings, let us make this the Th...nn* Advertising Co., and tho Do not forget that the Flying recent yunrs she has written for tin* the best ever. Come early. Really quite the biggest thing you ever cheif publicity man for tho Citrus Ex­ Squadron is to be here at the Princess Kit Knt Magazine. saw in the way of a Fair. change was hero today looking them Theater next Monday, Tuesday and METHODIST CHURCH She was a leader in educational over ami paid the Herald office an ap­ Wednesday, with interesting lectures ^ all,j benevolent movements; interestEvery Department is full up; and happy to preciated visit. Frank is a Seminole and addresses.' There will he two ed herself in many social betterment Sunday School 9:30 A. M. say, Seminole County is in to help make it a comity pntiluet having been born nt meetings each day, nt 9 and 7-50 P. enterprises, and was largely responsi­ Dr. Walker’s Class at Princess at the <dd Anderson home near Palm M. The two speakers for Monday ble for the founding of the Woman’s 0:50. success. Spring.-, and where Frank experts to will he Dr. D. Leigh Colvin of New Educational and Industrial Union of Preaching 11:00 A. M. Subject, retire after he has reached the ripe York. lie served in the World War Columbus, an institution which hns “Why We Doubt." Tank up your auto and come. old age nf |a0 years. ns a captain and was one of four army made great growth and has been n Epworth League at 0:50 P. M. Come Reduced Rail Rates. officers assigned to spenli to men in powerful factor for good in that city. and hear tho report of the mooting of ( l,l. ntid Mrs. Clement Manley nml the promotion of patriotism nnd Ar­ Tho cause of temperance was close Kissimmee. Mr. nml Mrs. S. p. Collier of Wins- thur E. Whitney, of Columbus, Ohio. to her heart. At 7:30 P. M. an evangelistic ser­ She was one of tho ton-Salcm, North Carolina were horo During hot!) interesting speakers nnd band of devoted women who in tho vice. Subject, "Paul’s Conversion. today the guests of tho Seminole will have a message for us that is early 70’s, as Crusaders, made valiant Special music by Dr. Boyd and the Hotel, Col. Manley is ono of tho worth while. wnr on tho forces of alchol, nnd ns nr. choir. Remember the place nnd date. Prin­ ardent worker in tho W. C. T. U.*h1)o most prominent attorneys in North Carolina and Mr. Collier Ih tho gen- cess Theatre next Monday afternoon gave freely of her ability and onergy SERVICES AT ALL (,rn! traffic manager of tho Winston- and night. Meetings are open nnd to the cause of temperance by writ­ SOULS CHURCH W. R. O’NEAL, Pres. C. E. HOWARD, Sec. Salem Branch of the Atlantic Coast free to nil. ing, nnd by speaking from tho plat­ bine Ry, They have boon in Cuba Tomorrow is tho 5th Sunday after form. Try n Herald Want Ad today. Her life touched other lives nt many Epiphany, points and nlwnyH in such a way ns to Sunday School at 9 A. M. Notice of Application for Tax Deed inspire to highest things. Her years High Mass at 10 A. M. Under Section 575 of the General \*)ve been rich in tho affection be Sermon hy Father Malnvlilo. Statutes of the State of Florida Benediction after Muss. by manw friends and by tho THURSDAY, FRIDAY Notice is hereby given thut F. D. stored Welcome to strangers. Sittings free. love of her children, whose sorrow Hlckok, purchaser of Tax Certificate for j,er |0R8 |„ mado rndlont by their and SATURDAY No. 808, dated the 2nd day of Juno, j URt prl(lc thnt they can call .his rare PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH D-IMUARY, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th A. D. 1913, has filed snid eertifiento woman, "Mother.”—Athens Ohio Tho public is invited to the follow­ Cleanliness is next to Godliness Hill. Every Tire Purchased in my office, nnd lias mndc npplicn- News. lion for Tnx Deed to issue in nccord-( j j rHi Brown belonged in Sanford, ing services. with law. Snid certificate cm- j{er homo on Golden Lake, and inter Sunday 0:45 A. M. Sunday School. A Red or Gray Tube for ance We invite the public and all users of ELDER braces tho following described prop- |lt port u ce(j w)th hor daughter, Mrs. 11 Morning worship. SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring and in ONE DOLLAR orty situated in Seminole County, Chester Goodrich. Tho hospitality 2:30 P. M, Intermediate our method of handling its product. Why take Floridu, to-wit: N 1-2 of ^ E 1-4 of and gonial welcome, which wns offerC. E. a chance? Your ominent physicians claim SPECIAL PRICES ON NE 1-4 of SE 1-4, Sec. 28, Twp. 20 S, cd to her many friends, fixos her, 2:30 Junior C. E. that this water in unexcelled and Its purity 35x5 34x4 33x4 Range 32 East. 5 acres. Tho said memory, affectionately in their minds, 0:30 Senior C. E. makes It most beneficial for many troubles. land boing assessed at tho dato of the ( for n]| time, as "ours." 7:30 Evening Worship 32x3i/2 30x3*4 issunneo of such certificate in tho | n o r influence was far-reaching in Monday 3. 30 P. M. Business moot­ The Ford people of Sanford as well as the name of Musseiwhito & Howard. Unovery branch of service for tho bettoring Auxiliary. ro u n BIG GALLONS GAS FOR Western Union recommend this water for less said certificate shall bo redeemed j merit of our city and its people, 6:30 Executive Com, Sr. batteries. A DOLLAR according to law Tax Deed wlllMssuoJ sho had Ideals, reaching toward tho C. E. on the 11th day of March, A. j hent in literature and music. Call phone 311 and have a bottlo of this water GAS-UP WITH US thereon As president for many years of tho Tho Nellie Turner Clrclo meets with D, 1022. sent you and protect your health. WITNESS my official signature and Wednesday Club, she was an insplra- Mrs. Edison Freeman next Wednosday Beal this tho 4th day of February, A. tlon to many. Her ideals became theirs afternoon at 3:30 nt 406 Myrtle uve270-3tc nnd few thoro wore who wore who nuo. D. 1922. E. A. DOUGLASS, were not encouraged by hor intontnoss (SEAL) Clerk Circuit Court, 105 Palmetto Avenue Many of the Sanford merchants are nn a Pstencr, and th j little nod am) SANFORD -:-:FLORIDA Seminole County, Florida. word of appreciation that often fob planning to make February one of tho Phone 481-J 2-4-onw-5tc V. E. Douglass, D. C. lowed. greatest trading months in history. ■ ______ CHURCHES Y , OFF PENNSYLVANIA KNIT COATS jerkins & Britt WOOD Bananas-Apples BANANAS WINESAP APPLES J. T. ALLEN SPECIAL INVITATION TO THE FOLKS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY GREATEST RACES IN FLORIDA Orlando, Florida FEB. 14-15-16-17-18, 1922 DOLLAR DAYS P-P.Rines E ld e r S p rin g s W a te r C o . • SJ � 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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MONDAY. FEBRUARY fi, 1922 VOMJME FI NUMBER 271 IS MATCHLESS CARDINAL RATTI ELECTED ST. JOHNS LAST SESSION CONFERENCE ' IN ITS BEAUTY AND ITS POPE THIS MORNING WHILE USEFULNESS TO FLORIDA CALLED TO ORDER TODAY GREAT CROWDS AWAITED HEAR FAREWELL ADDRESS Those Who Live Within the Shadow of Nature’s Great Creation are Last to Appreciate It ATLANTA GIRL NEICE OF UPSHAW, TAKES NEW NAME ANOTHER VICTIM Archbishop of Milan Was Dark Horse in Election OF KNICKERROCKER IlIEATRE COLLAPSE AT WASHING­ TON RECENTLY WILD DE I’OI'B IMUS THE XI AND IS PROMINENT IN CHURCH I l l y ’I’lle A s s o r l n l r d I ' r r a s ) WASHINGTON, Feb. O.—Mlss Cnroline Upshaw, of Atlanta, niece of Representative Upshaw, of Georgia, died today of injuries sustained when the Knickerbocker Theatre collapsed here. She has been at the point of dentil since the accident, one leg be­ ing crushed off and the other bndly mangled. I Hjr T h e A s s o c i a t e d P r e i l l ROME, Fob. 6.—Cnrdinnl Achille Rntti, Archbishop of Milan, w o b cloctf(l p„pc this morning. Ho hn« tnkon tlu> name of Pius tho Eleventh. Thousantls wore waiting before St. Peters for tho wisp of smoke which would toll of tho new pope or fniluro of the Snored College to reach n decision anti gnvo a mighty shout at 11:33 when a thin wisp came from Sistcno Chapel chimney. Cardinal Deacon Hifdoti an­ nounced the election from tho Central Balcony of St. Peters. Cnrdinnl Achille Rntti, Archbishop of Milan, was for several years Papal Nuncio in Poland where his discharge of important ecclesiastical functions when the Polish cjuestion became ncute earned for him the esteem of Bonedid XV and the gratitude of tho Vat­ ican authorities. It was because of this ervico that the red hat was con­ ferred upon him on dune Hi, when u silimar honor was bestowed on Cardinal I.aurenti. Cardinal Rntti was born in Italy on March 31, 1857. For many years lie was librarian of tho Ambrosian Li­ brary and nehives at Milan. Later lie became librarian of the Vatican. In this position he remained until the new republic of Poland established of­ ficial diplomatic relations witli tho Vatican at which time Itatti was ap­ pointed archbishop and was assigned to Poland as tho representative of tile Holy See. That country was then torn with the estrangements from religion brought about by the Communistic propaganda from Soviet Russin and Archbishop Rntti counteracted the spread of radicalism. He also won the esteem of Polish Catholics by his efforts in behalf of destitute children orphaned by the war. Cardinal Itatti as the Archbishop of Milan presides over one of the most important archdioceses in Italy. Tho city being a great industrial center, one of its main requirements is that the Cardinal shall possess a thorough knowledge of political and social prob­ lems. He is big physically and is re­ puted to have liberal tendencies! Police Are Working On Clue to Taylor’s Identity and Life Another Srnndnl in Movie l.ife in Los Angeles <ll> Till- A a - o c ln t r i l l*rr«a) LOS ANGELES, Fob. 0.—The police today began re-chocking Taylor's pa­ pers in an effort to obtain a better due to the identity of Ids slayer. Tales come to the police of all alleged possession by Taylor of women's silk­ en lingerie, one piece of which was a pink night robe, reported missing since the body was found. One wit­ ness is said to have stated the night­ gown bore tile embroidered initials of an actress. Also report police are searching for drug peddler who it is hinted had sought through Taylor to make a delivery of drugs to actress who found it difficult to make her purchases direct. Initials of actress connected witli this phase of case said to lie tile same as those on tlie night robe. THE WONDERFUL STORY SOUTH FLORIDA'S GROWTH Tho South Florida fair, which open­ ed in Tampa Thursday, is tho greatest in the history of that section, judging by the report of counties represented and exhihites displayed, there is no reason why this should not he true. South Florida is a blooming garden of possibilities, in which nature lias buried some of its richest treasures and on which illimitable blessings have been showered. Search the world over from one end to tho other, and no section will lie found wealthier in resources and prospects LONDON, Feb. O.—Rntti was elect­ for the future; compare the suction ed Pope by receiving 38 votes says a with other fertile sections, in* the northern countries and in the tropics, *i'lltrul News Itqmc dispatch. and you will find it lias the composite qualities of all; analyze the section, CORONATION GOWN strip its asserts from the whole and STOLEN AT TAMPA study each in the true light of facta, AT THE TOWNK HOME rc-nsscmhlo these asserts and you will South Florida. , T h e A s s o c i a t e d I’r r a s ) But no section, state or country is 1AMPA Feb. fl.—Gown valued at greater than the people who are de­ hmr hundrer dollars designed to be veloping it. Human energy is the worn at Coronation Hnll Gusparilla great consideration in tho estimation tomorrow night among two thousund dollar loot taken from the home of of a land. The Indinns who roamed •I. Mack Townc Saturday night was the forests and lands now bending to learned today. Burglars examined tiny touch of the human hand enter­ a camino pin and throw it asido as I tained no visions of the future; they worthless. It Was valued at six were content to erect their wigwams on pleasant sites and live on the boun­ hundred dollars. ties of the soil from day to day; sec­ ond thought was not given to the wel­ OIIKNCHAIN TRIAL fare of those who were to come after. ON CALENDAR TODAY It is difficult with the race of people AT LOS ANGELES that inhabits South Florida today. The people of South Florida be­ I l ly T h e A s s o r l n l r d I’r r a s ) LOS ANGELES, Fob. 0.—Trial of lieve' in the natural things hich Madnlyn Ohcnchain accused of abound on every hand and are striv­ f "• murder of J. Helton Kennedy, for- ing to improve, to develop and to util­ '»er sweetheart, on calendar superior ize thorn. This spirit is the renl M,uit today. Woman charged consplr- glory «- tho section. ed with Arthur C. Burch to slny In the course of a very few years ennedy. Burch trial Inst Nnvem- South Florida has forged to the front, r •’vaulted in disagreement by tho has presented its story to tho world J'jry which stood ten to two for con­ with striking vividness and admirable viction. sincerity, and already tho warld is furinated by it. It is difficule for the nvernge person to conceive all tho I'HOIHTION AGENTS chapters In the story, so wonderful Wild, WORK UNDER COVER SAYS DIRECTOR HAYNES is tho theme—and this is one of tho gront benefits of such n fair ns is being bold in Tnmpn. It affords tho WASHINGTON, Feb,' 0.—Ilnyncs announced today that prohibition general public an opportunity to boo •jvi ats ip tho future would work un- with its own oyes what has been done, \ i.°,V?r nn,l nPP°intmcnts federal and vision tho mighty things plnnned Prohibition agents in various States for the future.—Jacksonville Metro»<>t lie announced. polls. v Huy W*U> n Ilornld Want Ad. ' L, Post cards at tho Hornld office. * By Moncn Folsom in Jacksonville Metropolis nanas, chocolate and other tropical products coming to us from the coun­ tries south of us, to which countries It is a common observation that we are nearer than any othor port in men living in tho shadow of some direct connection by rail with tho great creation of nature are the last principal cities of tho country. to appreciate its wonders. What to This great river, too, gives us op­ others is something worth circum­ portunity for water trips unequalled navigating half the globo to see, 1b to anywhere in the country under ns snfe them a trite sight of dnily occurrence, conditions. Tho resident has grown It is said that the Swiss peasants, to accept the scenic beauties of this living high up on the superb mountain­ peerless stream as a matter of fact. sides which are the glory of ail Eu­ But it takes n visitor from some north­ rope, spend their leisure hours in ern state, who enjoys for tiie first dark, ill-kept blits from which all view time, the steamer trip from Jackson­ of tiie glorious surrounding prospects ville to Sanford, where the winter is entirely shut out. greens, celery and lettuce comes from, In this connection it may be well Jto ronll> go into ecstasies. The won­ to remind the citizens of Jacksonville,! derful trees and plants which line tho and other cities along the hunks of dose-pressing hanks of the river’s the matchless attributes of hte broad j upper teaches are nil new to him. The St. Johns river flowing pnst their Spanish moss hung in gay festoons, dors. It is wondered if we ail appre­ as if for a holiday, adds an indcscribciate the importance of the great fluid able note of beauty. The strange and highway? It gives Jacksonville one inteio; tin,; birds and animals, not for­ of the largest and safest harbors in getting tiie characteristic alligator, the United States. It is free from are a treat in themselves. With the ice, snow and cold winds in the win­ coming of night, the scenery is view­ ter, and that is not true of the har­ ed by pale moonlight or its man-made bors of tile N'ortli Atlantic coast. Witli substitute, search-light, and seems too concerted effort Jacksonville should beautifully fantastic to belong outside lie made the port to bundle tho sugar the magic world of the theatre spot­ coming to the United States from light. Culm, tiie coffee from Brazil, the ba­ • I oldlittitM i n I'm :* T liv n 't Remaining Treaties To CONDUCTORS Signed Before the ORGANIZED HERE JeSession Adjourns YESTERDAY SHANTUNG SIGNED PRESIDENT SHEPPARD MADE ON SATURDAY AND PRESIDENT 1NSTA LLATION—PROM IN ENT DECLARED CONFERENCE HAD HEADS OF ORDER PRESENT WROUGHT GREAT GOOD Sanford Division No. f>82, Order of ((Yintlnunl on |>«r» Tour) Railway Conductors, is the newest di­ WASHINGTON, Feb. (].—Tho final vision of that orilor—organized here session of tho arms conference called yesterday with . oventy charter memto order just after ten o'clock this lx rs, I,. E. Sheppard, oi Cedar Rapids, la., morning to hear the farewell address general president of the O. R. C., in­ by President Harding mid for signing stalled tin- new division. President Sheppard was assisted in the instal­ tin- remaining treaties. The final ses­ lation by S. .1. Brooks, of Richmond, sion brought the largest crowd of con­ Vn., general chairman O. R. C., for ference. Scores sat in nisles nnd the Seaboard Air Lino Railway; J. A. stood around the wails. After ‘he an­ Dodsm, Portsmouth, Vn., general nouncement by Secretary Hughes that chairman O. R. C. for the S. A. L, the Shantung treaty was signed Sat­ Portsmouth Division mid by G. F. urday, delegates began signing other Dickons, geiici tl chairman O. R. C. for | treaties. President Harding nrrivod shortly after the treaties had boon tiie Florida East Const, Miami. The organization took the hotter signed. The president declared tho part of the day, each officer of the lo­ conference had wrought great nchiovccal division being inducted into his of­ mnt and that “faith plighted hero to­ fice mul given the obligation separate­ day, kept in national honor, will mark ly, mid tho way it was handled by the beginning of a new and hotter Ho President Sheppard mid bis assistants epoch in the human progress." spoke at length on the gratification of made the installiation very impressive. the United States and personal grntiAt one o’clock tin* charter members present filed out of their lodge room ficntioii at work of the conference. mid down tn tin’ Valdez Hotel whore Mine Host Campbell had nrrmiged a The conference adjourned sine die at magnificent spread for tiie occasion. 11:13 this morning. More than fifty conductors sut down ANNUAL MEETING TO at the table with Commissioner Forest BE HELD IN APRIL Lake and Judge Schelle Mainer., rep­ resenting the City of Sanford ns ofWon't Score But Said to Have Seduced Former Employee In Ilis licinl visitors. Commissioner Lake LiteraryAn( mitosis Awarded Medals offered thanks mid the party did jusOffice <lice to tiie tempting viands. GAINESVILLE, Fob. I.—Tho stnto During tin* luncheon Commissioner high school track meet, one of the JACKSON, Miss., Feb. li.— (By The Associated Press).—$10(1,0110 dam­ age suit charging Governor Lee M. Russell, of Mississippi, with seducing Miss Lake spoke, commending tiie conduc­ biggest athletic events hold in tho Frances ('. Mirklicad, a former employee in his office, was filed against Rus­ tors on their organization mid the state of Florida, will lie staged on sell today in the United Stales court here. The plaintiff, now a resident of splendid manhood represented at the Fleming Field, at the University of New Orleans, in a hill of particulars, declared her reputation, character and luncheon, and dwelt for some moments Florida, April 7 mid 8. It is expect­ on tin* spirit of co-opurntinn, and in ed that President G. Elmer Wilbur health were ruined as a result of the governor’s alleged misconduct. “I have frequently heard of the scheme to bring a suit of this character closing assured the new division of will call the annual meeting of tho against me," Russell declared to a representative of the New Orleans Item the hacking that it could expect by Florida High School Athletic Associ­ last week when asked about the report that a damage suit charging seduc­ both tiie official mul unofficial San­ ation for the forenoon of April 8. Both the Drew and the Knight A tion was to lie brought against him. "Charges in that connection are damn- ford. Mr. Lake was followed by aide lies and an attempt by my enemies to blacken by character" (lie Gov­ President Sheppard, who in a few well Wall cups of Jacksonville and Tam­ ernor continued. Since filing the suit today no statement was made by Gov­ chosen words expressed his apprecia­ pa, respectively, are at stake in this tion of the reception accorded him in tournament just ns the V. E. .Jacobs ernor Russell. Sanford, and on hcluilf of tlio great clip is to he played for in tho basket NEW ORLEANS, Fell. (i.—.Miss Birkhead charged Governor Russell with Order of Railway Conductors mid of hall tournament. Besides there will seduction under promise of marriage according to the lull of particulars filed the new division tlimiked the commis­ he the individual medals given by tho in the damage suit, says special dispatch received by New Orleans Item from sioner mul tiie people of Sanford in University of Florida. gcnoral for the interest manifested in No longer v il’ the declaration and staff representative in Jackson. tin* organization. essay contests count for points in the After coffee mid cigars the party re­ track nnd field meet. Tho declara­ turned to the lodge room mid complet­ tion contests and the essay contest ed the installation. At tiie lodge room will lie held ns formerly hut they will each of the visitors wore heard from lie separate events. Medals will bo in splendid talks mid great good was offered for the winners, hut no points obtained from their discourses. Tho will ho counted ns bus been the case Division was deemed organized in due The statement published elsewhere mous rate of freight, and which are form at four o’clock nnd after a talk in former meets. The doculnrntlon in tills issue quoting from Mr. J. E. tnxed sometimes to their full facilities from the Chief Conductor, W. J. Wolfe contest will he held Friday night, un­ . Ingrahm, Vico President of the Florida for carrying health and pleasure seek­ of the New Division, and several talks der the direction of Dr James M Chapman. The essay contest will he East Const Railroad, as expressing his ers into the State in the winter, nnd from other officers, the lodge closed . surprise that tiie Federal Government out of the State in the spring, could and the Conductors attended tho band under the supervision of Dr. J. M Farr, head of the department of Eng­ whether under Democratic or Repub­ have doubled and trebled their pas­ concert in Central Park. lish. lican control, has never seemed to ap­ senger travel and their freight busi­ Other visitors, prominent in tiie or­ The nctual running of the meet will preciate the advantages of Florida ness by nn adequate publicity cam­ ganization, present, were W. II. Cow­ he handled by a committee consisting and therefore has never tnken an ac­ paign in behalf of Florida. art, R. I,. Calhoun and W. It. Garnett, of track conches Ira E. Ryder nnd Florida is unique among the states of Tampa, and E. M. Little, A. T. An­ tive part in rcclnmntinn work or in kindred activities which would have of the Union. It is largely populated tlers, L. II. Causey, E. K. Anders mid J. II. Atkinson, coach W. G. Kline, assistant conch Major J. A. Van Fleot, enormously developed that State for by Southern born people. There are J. R. Mathews of New Smyrna. Dr. R. G. Manchester nnd Prof. P. L. the good of tho entire country, prom­ mnny from other sections living in The New Division at Sanford was Reed. Secretary Gonrgu E. White will pts the suggestion that with the ex­ Florida, hut tin* large hulk of its deemed advisable because there are ception of tiie East Const Railroad population is of people horn in tho more than seventy-five inductors op­ answer questions relative to accom­ tho railroads of Florida have never State or born in other Southern erating out of Sanford, mid whilo modations mid eating plnccs. A com­ . adequately appreciated Florida. If States. It has for nearly half a cen­ most of them are already members mittee consisting of A. N. Sollec, W J. Bivens nnd J. O. Cox will have tury commanded tho attention of men they hnvo done so, they wiuld have of a division, tho fact that they lived spent ten times as much money on like Sanford, and Plant, and Flagler, in Sanford math* it well night impos­ charge of the program. E. C. Beck, making known tho advantages of Flor­ and other men of great wealth, who sible for them to attoml meetings of Judgo Cockerell nnd Dr. J. M. Leake in early days laid tiie foundation for othor divisions without losing time will receive the eligibility lists nnd ida as they have done. number the entries. Professor Beck If Cnnndian railroads or California tho prosperity which it now enjoys. from their regular runs, and witli tho will also be responsible for tho busi­ roads had had tributary to their lines But since Plant passed away ninny Division lioru, at tiie Railway Division ness matters relating to the ovont. a State such ns Florida, with its limit­ yenrs ago his railroad interests wont headquarters, tho members can keep Little need ho said of tho eligibility less possibilities as health and pleasu­ into other hands, they have never ad­ in close touch with'thcir organization. of entries. All schools entered will re resort, nnd ns a State of vast pot­ equately joined in tiie development of he members of tho Florida nigh entialities for the crention of wealth, tho State or in its publicity work. POLICE OFFICERS School Athletic Association. If tho The Seaboard Air Line hns done for the production of foodstuffs; nnd ATTACHED BY INDIANS principal will certify that tho entry some good work, worthy of nil com­ for industries of ninny kinds, they AT CIIAURI, INDIA is oiignhlo according to thoso rules would have spent annually ton times mendations, ns have nil the ronds. But the entry Is nccepted. Only high none of them hns spent one-terth ns as much tnonoy upon publicity work I l l y 'I'lli” A s s o r l o l r t l I’r r a s ) school pupils mny compete, and spe­ much upon making known tho re­ as tho railroads entoring Florida have LONDON, Feb. 0.—Mob of a Thou­ cial permission to uso grnmmnr grade ever spent upon making known the sources nnd advantages of Florida ns sand Indian Nationalists Volunteers hoys in other branches of nthlotlcs they should have done. Hero they resources of that Stnto. and villagers attacked police officers docs not hold for the stnto track moot,1 have n gold mine indeed; a mine worth Wo think that one of the reasons, at Chauri Saturday and killed entire more than any gold mine on earth. It pcrchnnco, that the National Govern­ FORT LAUDERDALE, Fob. 7.— is a mino of vnst resources from which staff of officers, watchman nnd eight ment never paid much attention to armed policemen who wore sont as The prelmiinnry henring of tho alleg­ they can dig freight without end, n Florida’s development is that tho railreinforcements says cnbio received ed wire tnppers was postponed until gold mine of passenger travel which ronds have never adequately made todny nt Indian office. tomorrow at tho request of the state can ho increased in its wealth-making known Florida’s resources. Thoso attorney who said he desired to obtain work to nn unlimited extent. Thoy railroads, which hnut out of the Stnto One reason why tho world persists further evidence. hnvo not worked tho pnssengor trove] 50,000 cnrlondH or more, of fruits and business ns n gold mine, nor tho re- in wickedness is because tho reform­ foodstuffs annually, paying nn enor­ ers look so darned unhappy. (Contlnuril from t u r One) Post Cards at tho Herald Office. OF MISSISSIPPI CHARGED WITH SEDUCTION, SUIT IS FILED POSSIBILITIES OF THE SOUTH INADEQUATELY ADVERTISED �CSiijd PA G E 8 a ifcy- TH E 6 A N F 0 R D D A ILY >, SA TURDAY, FE B R U A R Y 4 ,1 9 2 2 1 ® = s= a *-= s basket of sweet pons, was won by Mra. nindo handkerchief, white tho men’s 0. F. Smith, tho low acoro prise, n prize, a deck of cards, was won by basket of swcot pens was won by Mrs. Forest Lnke. Mrs. Wight was pre­ Tom Frnzor. In cutting for tho con­ sented n card tnblo covor nnd Mrs. solation prise, which \yns a largo box Winthrop wns given a lovely cnndlo of cundy, Mra. G. I. Loucka, was the stick nnd cnndlc. Following the awarding of prizes fortunate ono. Tho honorcca woro h u m * ! o r If y o n a r e e n t e r t a l a l a a , r r r l l e the hostess served a tempting salad presented with dainty pieces of silk a p u itn l vard to th la d r p a r tm r n t, giv in g d e t a l l a , o r t e l e h p o n e t h e I t e m . I t w i l l LN CELEBRATION OF BIRTHDAY. lingerie. MACK SENNETT Special 5 part . cohrso and cofTee. he a r r a t l y a p p re c ia te d . Refreshments consisting of salad, Mrs. Shnron’s guests included Mrs. Comedy------------------------------Mrs. Frank Melsch entertained a t a Miss Clnrn Phillipa hna returned children’s party nt her homo "Sunny- nllvos, anilines, strawberry ico cream Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs. Wnlter Wight, « from n four dnya visit to Atlnntn, Gn., Side” honoring her sistor, Miss Irono served in tiny flower pots and decorat­ Mr. and Mrs. Forest Lako, Mr. nnd where she attended tho Photographers Drnndt, who cclcbrntcd her 14th birth­ ed with sweet pons, individual cakes Mrs. J. G. Hall, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. convention. day anniversary on that occasion. Tho iced in pink and coffeo woro served Holly, Mrs. W. T. Langloy, nnd J. J. Dickinson. dining room was beautifully dccorntod at tho conclusion of tho card game. Mrs. Homer Williams (formerly in pink and green. Tho dainty color Invited to meet thoso charming lionMiss Ruby Roy), of Orlnndo, is spend­ motif being carried out with stream­ orees woro McsdnmcB A. M. DoForSavo money by buying your season ing tho week end hero with her fath­ ers of crcpo paper, flowers and green­ rost, Tom Frnzor, E. D. Mobloy, W. J. ticket to tho Lyceum Course. $2.00 er, A. L. Roy, and nunt, Miss Dnzolle. ery. Tho favors were littto Kawpio Thigpon, Jonnthnn Peck, Forest Lake, for tho sonson or 75c for each admis­ 200-tfc dolls dressed in pink and green, car- E. F. Housholdor, G. D. Bishop, S. sion. Mrs. Donald Smith and little daugh­ rying out the color scheme of tho dec*. Pulcston,. A. P. Connelly, G. F. ....... Smith, H : ter Evelyn, hnvo returned to Snnford orntions. At five o’clock tho guests T. L. Dumas, E. M. Galloway, S. 0. MISTAKE IN ADVERTISE- . ------------------------Novelties Also from Snrnsotn, and arc at homo to were invited into tho dining room, Chase, B. F. Whitnor, W. D, Holden, MENT BUT CHURCHtheir friends nt tho homo of Mrs. where dolicious refreshments wero Deane Turner, G. I. Loucks, John WELL WAS GAME Lovell on Palmetto avenue. served, consisting of candy, cream, Lconnrdl, A. Vaughn, R. A. Nowmnn, Tonight at the Princess—'“Shattered In an advertisement ono day this cake and hot chocolate. Sovornl games Julian Schultz, Harry Wilson, L. C. Mrs. George Rice nnd her guests, were indulged in. In tho guessing Stringfellow, C. M. Vorce, Ernest week for tho Churchwol! Co., tho Dreams” with Miss DuPont Mrs. Charles Iiliss and Mrs. Arthur contest, first prize wns won by Miss Krupp, L. R. Philips, C. J. Humph, Ilernid made, tho price of colored Chas. Brady, the Baritone Soloist, will sing Cvcrv Fiske, of Worchcster, Mass, leave to­ Gladys Stcmper; consolation falling Fred Daigcr nnd Miss Hume. Indian Hcnd 25 instead of 40 cents per Wednesday * morrow for Dnytonn, going from there to Dorothy Thurston. Mrs. Frank yard and when tho customers enmo to Miami nnd other places of interest Mcisch was assisted in looking after BON-TON BRIDGE CLUB. into tho store Churchwells wero gnmo on thu East Const. They will also the pleasure of tho guests by hor The members of the Bon-Ton Bridge nnd sold tho Indinn head at 29 cents visit Cuba before returning to Snn­ mother, Mrs. Fred Brnmlt, nnd Mrs. Cluh woro most pleasantly entertnined just tho same. Fortunately very few ford. Joe Mcisch. Miss Irene was the reci­ yesterday afternoon by Miss Esther wore in that morning nnd the firm pient of many beautiful presents. Miller ut her homo on Magnolia ave­ did not sell foro thnn a hundred ynrdi BOOK-I.OVERS CLUB nue, there being two tables of players of tho goods otherwise thoy would The members of tho Book-Lovers hnvo charged it up to tho Herald. It nnd several ten guests. LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY. Club wero delightfully entertnined Exquisite in every detail was the Quantities of flnmo vines nnd ferns shows that people rend tho advertise­ yesterday afternoon by Mrs. R. J. bridge party given yesterday after- wero artistically usod in tho rooms ments nnd shows tlint Churchwells IIolly nt her lovely homo on Park avc- „oon j,y Mrs. George Iticc nt the home where tho card tables were arranged. stand by their advertisement regard­ Classified advertisement*, 5 cents a line. No ad taken f«r !«,, (h.T nuoof her daughter Mrs. Raymond Key, r»i the interesting game of bridge less. 25 cents, and positively no classified ada charged to anyone Cuk The afternoon was pleasantly spent j complimenting her guests Mrs. Chas. played high score wns mndc by Mrs. must accompany all orders. Count five words to a lino nild remit. discussing late books nnd rending j Bliss nnd Mrs. Arthur Fiske, of Wor- Ben Caswell who was awarded a set •THE POWER OF BEAUTY" cordlngly. chnpters from a lnte book. Lnto in cheater, Mnss. There being seven ta ­ of cut glass salt dishes. W A N T E D — Customers for fresh raiik the afternoon Mrs. Holly served do­ bles and n number of tea guests. Dr. George Ilynmn, Pastor of tho At the conclusion of tho enrd game FOR SALE morning nnd evening deliveries,. licious refreshments. The dainty colors of pink, green nnd the hostess served n delicious salnd Bnptlet Temple will Bpcnk on next FOR RENT—4 room cottage nnd L. Garrison. Phone 3711. lGJ-StT Those enjoying the cordial hospital­ Invcndnr were used in the decora­ course and cofTee, Sunday nt Tho Temple using tho sub­ kitchenette on Heights. Reasonable. 204-tfc ity of this charming hostess were: tions. In the living rooms nnd on thu Dr. Substitutes for absent club mem­ ject. "Tho Power of Beauty." Miss Annie Hnwkins nnd her house sun porch, baskets nnd crystal vases bers were Miss Luttio Cnldweil, Mrs. layman will use two of tho finest Get key 1007 West First St.—H. W. 209-Gtp guest, Miss Little of Commorco, Gn., of pink roses, Dombin and sweet pons Percy Mero and Mrs. Roy Chittenden. characters of the Bibio in presenting Allen. FOR SALE—Ford worm drive 1022 AUTO Mrs. Henry McLnulin, Mrs. J. E. in pastel shaded were effectively plac­ The club members present woro Mrs. the subject. You nro invited to Tho truck, ran very little. High speed rtf PAIRING £ Paco, Mrs. Stella Arrington, Mrs. ed. On the card tables were pink bon J. D. Woodruff, Mrs. Robert Hines, Baptist Temple. Always Good Music. drive. Lumbar body. Bargnin. Terms Harry Wnrd, Mrs. E. P. Morse nnd bon baskets decorated with Invcndnr Mrs. Ben Caswell, Mrs. Joe Chitten­ Good Sermon. Polite Ushers. —Sanford Motor Co., Phono 3. 209-2tc Mrs. L. P. Hagan, flowers and blue birds, these were den, Miss Fern Ward, Mrs. C. R. Kirt"Wo’vc Saved A Place For You." filled with dainty candies. ley and Mrs. Ed Betts. FOR RENT NELLIE TURNER CIRCLE The score cards were also in keep­ ‘.*vT FOR RENT—Two furnished house­ Tin* Nellie Turner Circle met with ing with the lovely color motif, and IIRIDGE PARTY FOR VISITORS. keeping rooms on first floor, run­ Mrs. Emma Johnson on Wednesday tlie hours passed quickly in the unus­ ning water in the kitchen. 314 East Mrs. J. G. Sharon was tho charming afternoon with a goodly number pres­ ually interesting game of bridge. The Fifth Street. 270-2tp hostess nt bridge Thursday evening at ent. A short business meeting was first prize, a lovely basket, wns won her home on Tenth street honoring her FOR RENT—Furnished two house held at which many plans for raising by Mrs. G. F. Smith, the low score, n house guest, Mrs. Frank Winthrop, of keeping rooms, 20(S East Third St. Tallahassee, and Mrs. Walter Wight 270-2tp of Cairo, Gn., tho'guest of Mrs. Henry FOR RENT—Furnished bed room. FT. LAUDERDALE IS THE OPER­ Wight. There being three tables of Over Scminolo Cafe. .Hd-tf-c ATING BASE SAY THE players. OFFICIALS. FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms for Of exceptional interest wns the GENERAL REPAIRING light housekeeping. 318 Palmetto game of bridge, the high score among I l l y T h e A nK iirlnlril I ' r r u a ) nvo.__________ 269-10tp West First St. Old Ford (iiraf# the Indies wns made by Mrs. Forest FORT LAUDERDALE, Feb. 4.— FOR RENT—Apartment Lnke, who wns awarded a dainty hand Thirteen alleged wire tappers woro Phone No. M7-W rooms and bnth. Apply to arrested hero yesterday in a raid con­ Miller & Son. ducted by Sheriff's forces as tho re­ FOR RENT—Nice largo, furnished, CYLINDER GRINDER HERE 10 Stores in GeorgiaFOR YOU SOMETHING NEW -1 Store in Florida sult of an investigation ordered *T7y heated rooms with good meals, reas­ Governor Hardee. onable rates.—Tho Cushing House, Among tho mnny now innovations Tho band is Raid to have been active Mrs. W. B. Williams, proprietress, in confidence schemes in this section Oviedo, Fla. * 205-fltp for Snnford is tin- Heuld Cylinder for several weeks. FOR RENT—5 room house, lights nnd Grinder recently in-inil. I l>y the San­ A building occupied by tho men nnd water. Apply Gntchel’s Store. ford Machine & Fmo.diy Co. Mr. which was equipped for elaborate wire 2<J8-3tp Gibbs of this firm ^:iy th.it this ma­ SELLS IT FOB LESS tapping operations ns well ns other F o r r e n t •Three lurgo unfurnlslT chine moans more t*> tin- i.wr.m of confidence games wns raided by tho ed roms qewly papered, largo ver- cars thnn anything tin t has i*cn headed by Deputy Sheriff R. nndn, soft water in kitchen, corner of brought t o Sanford in many years. Beginning Monday, The Churchwell Store will inaugurate its first officials H. Shackleford, of Jncksonvllc, sent Celery nnd Mclonvillu ave. 209-3tp In other words the owners of cars hero to conduct an idvestigntion. ---“MONDAY SPECIALS” can now have cylinders »round out ia Deputy Sheriff Shackleford deputized WANTED the right manner nnd in well mmpljte private citizens to assist him in tho WANTED TO TRADE—High class nnd fininhed form that <>M mrs are raid. ' 86-in. Colored Lenine and Indian Head, all colors, yard— Orlando improved real ostnto •close really better thnn new ones when Seven of tho arrests wore nindo by in for stock of goods in Sanford. Ad­ thoy come from the factory. It E. M. Kelcy, n newspaper mnn. In dress M. V. Robbins, 42 West Church menns much to n enr to have the eylinaddition to tho large qunntity of wiro St., Orlnndo, Fin. 100-3tc ders ground perfectly and with this tapping pnrnphornnlin seized a tin box containing $6,000 wns tnkon in charge. WANTED—To exchange nice homo new machine the Snnford Machine and in Orlando for small improved farm Foundry Co., can give you n real job Counterfet money presses nnd largo Sheer Organdie, 40-in, Wide and colors. $1.00 quality, nt Snnford. Will give difference. I on your cnr. See their advertisement quantities of spurious currency in var­ also want to rent a 4 or fi room mod­ in this issue. ious denominations were found. ern cottage at Sanford; also want to ■ According to Deputy Sheriff Shack­ rent ono to 5 acres tiled farm. Ad­ TAMING THE SHREW leford, tho band came hero nbout a dress, J. B. Smith, Box 30, Orlnndo, ■ month ngo and leased a fashionable ■ 2G9-3tp The piny the Taming of the Shrt* residence in tho henrt of town over­ FinDainty New Breakfast Aprons made of good Gingham PAINTING WANTED—Inside nnd |put on Inst night by the Woman’s looking tho Now river, Tho building, out by contract or by dny. Reas­ Club wns written up for this i s s u e but and Percale, a two Htory affair, wns equipped on tho ordor of a club on tho first floor onable nnd work guaranteed. 42 East wns crowded out nnd will lie printed whilo the second story was fitted ns n Livingston Ave., Orlnndo, Fla. . H. in Monday’s Ibhuo. 2G8-3tp "brokerage" office. Tho fnmillnr black­ Zugg. Tho High School Boys basketball boArd, hearing tho caption "Tho Con­ LOST team of this city went over to Re­ solidated Exchange' was in place. ■ Pretty new figured Voiles, 40-in. wide ■ According to Doputy Shoriff Shack­ LOST—Silver mesh bag, with name Land last night to conquer the De­ I■ Nell Lnwson on it. Finder roturn Land High School team hut were con­ leford tho alleged confidence men had operated In virtually every depart­ to Mrs. J. B. Lnwson on Park nvonuo quered instead although the 271 -2tp wns very fast nnd very close. To* ment known to Ensy Btreet. Stylish­ nnd receive roward. ■ DcLnnd team were victorious to ly dressed nt all times and with the ■ Fast Colored Shirt Madras, best quality tune of 28 to 20. men of prosperous business men thoy im k n l t t l n i c i l n i u m t u plied their trade among the gullible 1*3 1*3 ■ Melvillcs Cornelians will open * winter visitors. Spurious market ka PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR ■ week’s engagement here eoimncncinf ■ transactions nnd "suro things" on ■ horso races wero features of their op- ta fci itj r j nu ttj im tn n Monday night. They have been her* before nnd hnvo always delighted t * orations, he said. Fort I.nudordnlo is Silk Shirting, new patterns n small wintering plnco on the paved Feb. 13.—Saint Agnes’ Vnlontlne largo nudiences. They return w> an entirely now ropolrtore and prom­ highway between Palm Bench and Mi­ party. ise to givo tho people « better » o* ami. Fob. 21-22—Woman'll thnn over. Watch the Daily Rcr‘ Colonial Mrs. Frnncis Sellers wns not placed party.for the progrnm for the week s P*f* in Jail hut held under surveillnncc nt a local rooming house. Scout Percales, 36-in. wide forninnco. • Fob. 24.—Charity Ball. funda woro diacuaaod with onthuaiaam. It wna decided to givo a Valentino Ton on February 14th at Mra. Whit­ tles on Fronch nvonuo. MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Tho Circlo inccta with Mra. Ediaon Phone 217-W Freeman next Wodnosdny nfturnoon If ; i n h av e a n y f r ie s ! * v la ltln c yoa — If jr e c a r e r o I i b a n y w h e r e o r c o m i n g nt :t :M0 nt 100 Myrtlo Avc. S O C IE T Y S ta r T o d a y 1 “L o v e , H o n o r and B ehave” I ’. i f • ffoJ ! i“ s J rlv.'i I s R i CLASSIFIED A O S It WIRE TAPPERS ARE IN FLORIDA WORKING AGAIN i !iy» WARD & RIVE Hof - Mac Battery Co. Where You Get MORE SATISFACTION For Less Money Churchwell Co. tj. ________ 49c________ _ 2 1 • V»7i 79c________ 49c 39c US 39c 98c 19c INDICTMENTS RETURNED Hnvo you tried tho oxcollcnt Sun­ AGAINST CITY OFFICERS, OF THE WINDY CITY day dinnors nt tho now Sominolo Cafo. Ask your friends nbout these dinnors. 'Th® A s s a e i n l e d I 'r e a n ) They know. 2C9-2tc CHICAGO, Fob. 4.—Indictments re­ turned by spcclnl grand jury against Tho Semipolo Cafo is putting San­ Hovon officials and former officials of ford on tho map by tho oxcollcnt din­ Chicago today charging violation of nors thoy nro serving every day but tho civil sorvlco Inw through snlu of of courso tho Sundny dinnors nro subscriptions to political nowspnper special occasions. All tho host of hacked by tho city administration and everything nt tho Sominolo. tickets to picnic given by faction 209-2tc hooded by Mayor William H. Thomp­ son. RADIOPHONE REPORTS TO START FOR FARMERS Beginning on Tuesday !«*» fnrmor’s mnrkot reports will ^ ' out twice n dny by radiophone « what is happening in the whole** markets of this city, Arrnngcmcn to servo tho farmers of Now 0 • Now Jorsoy nnd Eastern Penns) ' In with theso roports wero c<»mp£ Inst week botwcon tho State r)t |'a . mont of Forms nnd Markets an Westinghouso Electrical nnd Jlsn fncturing Compnny. �•A? TH E SA N FO RD D A ILY H ER A LD , M ONDAY, FE B R U A R Y 6, It PAGE TWO Mrs. Fnlconor considers Indis­ SANFORD DAILY HERALD which pensable to right living on the pnrt of MICKIE SAYS lacking in Florida sols, a burned ov ory year n our state. Investigations show that tho farmer who preserves the material which grows on tho land and turns it back into tho soil, is moro wealthy and Independent than is tho man who cnrlessly destroys It. Thsi applies ntso to tho forost and woods. Grass, strnw and lenves, espe­ cially leaves, should never be burned, since the become tho very dlfe nnd strength of tho soil when made n pnrt of it. "Tho man who burns tho woods should bo nrrested for arson," is tho way one ouid and experienced mnn of the soil put it. In discussing this subject tho Pro­ gressive Farmer said let’s remember these two big facts: "1, When you burn a ton of forest lenves or a ton of hroomstraw, you have done just as much harm ns if you have burned or destroyed n ton of horse manure. "2. If you have 100 tons of forest lenves in some piece of weeds near you, nnd neglect to put it on your Innd, it is the snmo ns if you had 100 i tons of cow manure or horse manure | or 12 tons r ' 2-2-2 fertlM-.or out there and ncgle.t. to haul it up and use It." young pooplo. It cnled for tho uso of f vc ^ ku xna puimt -nto v “ '"v. high school and Intcnncdintc school ' VCtM&tt OP MOMS IM "tU\« PAPl^r— gymnasiums ns recreation centers for u t t KMMW AAl attM EM KMWO*— girls where, under adult supervision, M Jf -tU' ©VINttSO NWM^.VAEAMIVlJ they can romp off their high spirits. -ru' A t>a, \ * iw jm xm fW v n o s -t i’t m i . u u i E i t s This, with mental and physical testa \W\VCrtrtfcUrt 6COOX TT tfcLUSNftl , J . H O I.L V __________________ ___ E d i t o r for school children to protect ail of v. 'aMCttfc f o <arf -(W VAoet wca. n . J . L I I . L A U D ___ S e e r e t a r y - T r e n a u r e r H . A. SfKUL........ .... ........ t i e n e r a l M a n a g e r them providing women physicians NWWKJWC4. MW«W*.\ ^ O. L. I I I W I N C ircu latio n M a n a g e r I’h n n r 148 u p t o OlOO 1*. SI. for schools and special teachers for A d v e r t i s i n g l l n t e a M a d e K n o w n on boys and girls in detention homes, was NDW A p p licatio n iS i made the part of tho bonrd of educa­ th a itm o H n b s r r l p t l o n 1’i B r In A d v n n r e tion in improving conditions. Tho W. This institution, whose success and strength has O n e Y e a r .................—..........- .....................W-J8J ■la M o n t h s ........................................... — 3-00 C. T. U. undertook for its part, to D e l i v e r e d In C it y b y C a r r i e r been builded by a loyal people, whose roost valugiv6 O n e W e e k ................ ......................... IB C e n t s plan classes to fit parents to * their children curly and proper sex able asset Is the confidence, trust and esteem of T h e h l g l a - t o 18- p a g e W e e h l r H e r ­ a l d e n t i r e l y c o v e r s .Hemlnole C o u n t y education, and ngreed to provide in­ a n d Is p u b l i s h e d e v e r y F r i d a y . A d v e r ­ those who know it best and whose highest en­ t i s i n g r a t e s m a d e k n o w n o n a p p l i c a ­ struction by means of literature, lec­ t i o n . D e m o c r a t i c In p o l i t i c s . g3.SU p e r tures, films and other means, for girls y e a r , a l w n y s In n d v n n e e .________________ deavor is to attain still higher plains of service_ in industry or in school, whose par­ MEM I l l 'l l T H E ASSOCIATED IMIHHS ents have shirked their duty. The Y. wishes you a happy, healthful and prosperous W. C. A. took the responsibility of New Year. tooking after housing conditions by UiH'S&ttJ* Cardinal Achilla Itattl is the new establishing a hotel for working girls A iT O r/p ll Pope. Luckily he will now change ids and young women, and other organ!iliB e nnmc to Pius Eleventh. zuUuns ngreed to work for a woman’s E M D ---------- o----------bureau in the police department, for a Stealing autos should he put in the regulation raising the age limit for same category as stealing horses in gjr]8 brought into the juvenile court days gone by. Hanging was the pen- from 10 to 18, for the patrolling of ally and it stopped horse stealing. Icounty roads and tho control of road 1 !El.I’ING THE FA EMEUS ctiamXir ---------- o-houses and for the securing of women I i&rto, The Weekly Sun, of DeLand, is to lie "big sisters" to girls who come! / aiding to tho Washington agriamong the new papers in the state U„(|UP the jurisdiction of any court, , frigid ding iky. Hut the mass meeting . , . conference the marketing nnd will hear the name of C. A. Alli­ ...... . . . i. ^ T T ‘ ""V ," I " materialize. About forty poo. C“ “ son as manager. tThe firs ssuo 1as |(0 done elsewhere, Mrs. bnlconor p|(. n||m . to thc ,1,,,,,. downstairs and proV in is tlie most serious one fac­ The Lincoln House advertises no not come to us as yet find we await siiys in discussing tile program. "It mm||) ill(]1)irkis nn(! passed Three ing the American farmer. Until the menu, hut you men and ladies can get tht’ BUmC’ is n«*»«»ry “ ■ '<»<•"• ‘in. local situa- (.aIm, up!llniril nlul waited for the fnn tr has mastered the technic of the host SOc meals served in Sanford tit phase of tlie agricultural game, ---------- o-----------Hon first before trying to make plans , . . , ......... . ’.' there. Try us. 271-2tp at least as well as lie has masterei YOU CAN GUT MOUE Editor Holly of the onnfoid Hei- f„|. the preventioii of sex, delinquency "Now the Comereial has not been other phases, marketing will continue aid anil Editor Felkel of the St. among people during that active and asked to present this case. Wo uro as his most hnffling problem. Augustine Record are two of the Hire" . . , , „ . ,limcult l11*110*1 fr,,m mIoleSLt,nco t0 doing it upon our own responslbilltv Hut this is being done. judges to award Ilungalmv Henutiful marriage. It is all « community re- f t rcnsons. 0 ne is that the edlCounty Agent J. J. Sechrest, of in New Smyrna to the author of the sponsibility ...... and successful work must tor hupponft to l)0 omj (>f „ H, twenty. Hamilton County, has reported that winning cssny on Feb. 22.—Titusville be based on on uiulerstamliag of the Anothor ift tlmt „ lirt C()rporatlon 1ms tile farmers of his county have come QUALITY & SERVICE Advocate. factors involved. No com ity* plan {;xjt,ni|L,(| credit to the Chamber of seven hundred tons of fertilizers. His ---------- o will succeed that does not take into Commerce to rather more than Dunn i We wish to announce til at we iinve New York woman worth a million account the need for bettor education, or liradstreet would ndvise was good report added that about four duller* ,,oon Knmtc(, the Florh|u ,lgCncy for mnrries a youth of twenty, a Russian, improved home life and wilier provis- business. Wo did this in view of our a tun on the entire order was saved the— to the farmers. Isn’t that solving tho and they are away on their honey­ ion for the right use of leisure."— HABY knowledge last year of the "mounts ( fnnm,r.H nmrkctlng problem? moon the New York papers devoting Tampa Times. that had been subscribed for the up­ AND Again County Agent C. E. Matyards of space to the event. It is no ---------- o----------—at— keep and maintenance of tlie l>u<ly. tht?ws. of Suwannee County, rep o rts!.. . , , . one’s business who these ultra-mil­ WHERE IS THE TROUIILK? manufacturers of Munv of our citizens who hear irood , . ■ , , , . Made by tho largest mai mnnj Oi our o w u i s ^ u the farmers of his countv as buying , , , ,,, . . . lionaires marry and no one’s business ly in the world, reputations for nayintr their obliua- seed, potatoes . i l.t K ' H of f t lietter *i f t*. I f I varieties •U l»l*U . n *III, Iftrutul Pianos exclusively p O U II] l V U t l 111 | lu'i'OK U,U1 „ . . . . : whether they have brains or not. Newspaper men who are natural - tions have failed utterly to come for One of these superb instruments in carload quantities. And in another dull art mahogany will he on exhibi­ ---------- o---------horn boosters have a hard time find­ ward with the funds they subscribed. report lie states that tlie farm bureau tion all this week in Willis Powell, secretary of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce says ing tlie trouble with their towns since Among others, we are holding the ling of Suwannee is ordering tlie farmers’ to he don’t want any "sure-thingers" over they find so many people prone to and paying 8 per cent interest for the fertilizers, saving them from PALM ROOM of the $(l a ton. Isn’t that solving tlie farm­ there. They write in about Florida stand hack and knock everything in­ privilege. HOTEL VALDEZ "Those who have taken an active er’s marketing problem? and want a "sure thing" before in­ stead of boosting. The newspapers go Write us for price and terms Certainly it is solving the buying vestingf. As Willis says, Florida was ahead and publish the stulT free and part m in m the work of this civic , body u ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■mu lilt by "sure-thingers," the pio-‘ give away everything except their have put forth honoat effort and they end of it. And we confidently believe not huiit ncers took u elianee and everyone will shirt and never get anywhere while *.nvt' '" ’’Di >ute( o ic r money it- that county agents like the two re­ J. H. HINTERMISTER Specialist in Spinal Adjustments have to take the same chance. Bread the fellow who does nothing to help 81i'k'8' ,,or in"tnncB- miwtithstnnding ferred to above, if given the chance, PIANO CO. does not grow on bread fruit trees in his town is usually tlie one that k i c k s / 11 1Kt<HI,’J' owing to us, you w in will come very nenr to leading their BUY IN SANFORD Florida any more than it does in the 1the most at the Chamber of Com- Lth,,t t,lu C<“ rdn,t !l" ,11its uodi or farmers to the correct solution of tho Wm. J. Kermode, D. C. states north of us. j meree and other kindred organizations l,,st yt‘nr 'mi<l in cush thoir subHcrlp other end of tho marketing problem tion of $200 for the work ot tlie or­ —that of selling. that are trying to make the town Doctor of Chiropractic -----------o----------Sanford needs more advertising and greater and usually make the kicker ganization. We are not nlono in this Gnrncr-Woodruff Building this spring and summer is the time greater thereby. The newspaper men hut we feel more at liberty to tell NET PROFITS FROM 11 CITIES Office Hours: to do it. Tlie Chamber of Commerce usually look on with amazement ami, our own experience than we do tlie WITH MUNICIPAL OWNED Now 9 to 12 a. m. nnd 1 to G p. in. should receive the support of every j them hold the bag for most of the “f ,0U,'_C(; ' / / rk°r9: PUBLIC UTILITIES citizen of Sanford. It has worked fun while they are looking on. Thc we feel lliat it is up to those who have Sundays and evenings by appointment wonders for this city during the past Leesburg Commercial sums it up in permitted their obligations to stand Get An Abstract Before Umlor municipal ownership nnd op­ unfulfilled to first come across with year or more and it is up to you to tlie following: eration tlie net profits for 1021 in tlie Buying Property keep it going strong. The Chamber "Somewhere there is a divergence their money nod square up the-hack following cities of Florida and G eo ­ Wth Ford headed for the Shoals, debts, then to voice their feeling rewould it he inappropriate to call hiin of Commerce is putting on a strong of opinion among the people of Leesrgia for Hie water and electric plants advertising campaign for thc ensuing burg regarding the proper methods of ^10'',ny 1 ,cy Ihlnk tlie oigan- ns specified were as follows: E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. •Muscle bound? year and it will bring results in limus-' putting out best foot foremost and t izatioii should lie conducted and take Lakeland, population 7,Oii2, water amis of new people. save their lives the fellows who have ! lht,lr P,af c in th° .zatum and and electric plants, $110,1 Ul. been shouldering the hulk of the l,ur-jhB,p ton,,U1'1 U thnt wny* W“ ,iB*uro Savannah, Gn., population 8:1,252, Next Tuesday, the 7th ins’t., th den are unable to find out where that th<w ,ncn thoy wi 1 find tho water plant only, $85,000. j Commercial ready to help them nceomfreeholders in the Mims district west divergence lies. Tifton, Ga., population 2,005, water ittle everything they set out to do for plant, only, $11,00-1. of tile Indian River will vote on the "The Commercial may get a ...... ‘ proposition to authorize the board <>? censure for airing tho private affairs I ,bt' Rood community, Tallahassee, Fla., population 5,027, county commissioners to issue $.10,- of the community but it is accustomed *" c bope w’d st*r up 80nu’ ur' water and electric plants, $52,087. 000 in time warrants for the purpose to censure and a little moro or less moment. We hope that some one Jacksonville, Fla., population 01,of building a hardsurfneed road from will not seriously bother us. The im- "r 1)1 ,,1‘ t*hW0 wboBB nr'n,L's H^*nd 512, electric plant only, $107,727. Mims to the west county line, Brevard portant thing is to locate the thing10,1 tlu‘ unPnW liwt of ,W8t yt'“r wiM ■ St. Petersburg, J'’la., population 14,■ county's link in a hardsurfneed road that lies between willingguess to work c,,nu’ 'my up ,nn'1 'l»r,nt n 227, water plant $10,570, gas plant, ■ ■ from Titusville to Sanford via South- and the work itself on the part of the piece' in the Commercial setting us $11,005. right or setting us down, which ever OwnerHhip of Real Estate Rives you a definite place and in■ mere and Geneva.—Titusville Ad- great majority of our citizens and if , , Macon, Ga., population 52,555, wut■ vacate. I we can get out from under cover that i thoy p re t'r' L1ot 8 ^wt tho "fresh 1or I’lan* $170,000 (estimated), flue nee in the community. It makes you a more desirable J ---------- o-----------I hidden reason or excuse for so muny!of thia ‘,0H,,lof k u,'', !* ,iiini-h ^ Fort Myers, Fla., population 2,078, citizen. AND WHAT BETTER INVESTMENT CAN YOU ■ The Sanford Herald tells that thin failing to assume their share of civic start. Let’s either clean out the hunch water plant only, profit, but figures new fire engine, pumper and auxiliary 1responsibilities, we will have nccom- that is running things now and put in uwnit auditors’ report. MAKE? £ some fresh blood or get behind those chemical combination has arrived in plished n great deal, Live Oak, Flu., population 2,102, ■ that city ami will lie tested and work-1 "There Isn’t any lack of desire on who are in and push. Leesburg is water plant only, $7,500. ed to show tlie commissioners its pos-j the part of our people to see Leesburg lagging and for no renson on earth Thomasville, Ga., population 8,!UG, sihilities, "The new engine will pump go to the front and to have Leesburg but that there is some difference of water and electric plants, $18,000. No 7B0 gallons of water a minute and stay there, so we can dismiss at once opinion that is being hidden under a profit from water plant. Fitzcrnhl, Ga., population 0,870, | a carries a thirty-five gallon chemical the excuse that tlie people as a whole j bushel and nursed in secret." -----------o----------tank and 1,000 feel of hose nnd Is are uninterested. The hnschidl park I water and electric plants, profit, but ■ ready to fight fire at any time and that is being built proves that so fully IN SOME TOWNS MERCHANTS DO figures incomplete. s NOT ADVERTISE These cities have made profits from I 5 in any place," remarks the Herald, that we need go no further, though we their municipally owned ami operated Tho now apparatus is tho latest in ile-1might give other recent instances if A. P. CONNELLY, Agent Whon we pick Up some hrinlit little public utilities plants. tnil of fire-fighting machines nnd will they were necessary. Bat it remains If the privately owned Orlando wnt■undoubtedly lie of value to tlie city, just as true that twenty Leesburg newspaper nnd find it liorcft of abI t is a good asset even though there men aer tlie sole support this year of vortisements from the stores of Ids 1or and electric plants made a net In­ may seldom lie need for using it; tin* the Chamber of Commerce and ail tlie homo town, and wonder why tie stay s! ciinio if $18,000 in 1021, is there any [ reason why they cannot continue to feeling of security Hint conics with otTorts of that twenty have been in- there. SUNDAY AT WELAKA DINING ROOM Cobwebs on the windows, dust on show a profit under municipal operaample provision for fighting fires is sulTieient to get the others hack into the can goods, faded streaks in tlie tion ? worth a great deal to citizens.—Times harness. Why? If Lakeland, Savannah, Tifton, TulUnion. "That ‘why’ is the puzzle. Honestly shelf-worn cnlico nnd a down-in-thc* ouU-nt-tho-olbow merchant nhnHHuo, Jacksonville, St. Petersburg, and frankly, if those who have 'car­ mouth, ried on’ in thc face of discouragement standing in his sagging doorway— Macon, Fort Myers, Live Oak, ThomPROTECT YOUTH IS WICHITA ( Southern Style) have made any callosal mistake, they wcedH in the street, cows browsing in asville nnd Fitzgornld mnke n profit PROGRAM. do not know about It. If they have, the public square—sand ankle deep with lower rates than now exist in Orlando 1h there any reason why Or­ Wichita, Kansas, is one of the cities they should he told what it is, Lack- near thc old hitching post. And tho newspaperman boosting, lando, n city of 0,282 population, with MENU whore the serious misbehnvier of tho1ing any information of that character, young people bus nlnrmod the older thoy can only doploro nnd plod and the boosting, boosting the sorry plueo 'us 20,000 in winter, cannot mnke a pro­ Cream of Chicken Soup fit in proportion? generation, but Wlchltn, unlike many follow who bears up under such a civic calls his town.—Miami Metropolis. -----------o----------I» there loss faith in Orlando than another town, has not taken Rh alarm burden as that is not fit for bis best Celery out in tulk and complaint. Wichita work for tho good of himself or tho GRASS AND LEAVES LIFE OF in these other cities7 Less bruins? Less nervo? Less business initattvo? SOU.—DON’T BURN THEM haB gono to work to improve things, community. Young Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce Loss Vislion? Ttyj first step was the calling of a "Not very long ngo a cull for a muss Iinve you ever seen a plowman burn | Your unswor will bo awaited on Candied Yams Whipped Potatoes muss mooting by tho League of Worn- meeting was mnde und the dodgers 0n VotorH, with every civic nnd relig- declared thut a ‘strike’ was imminent. off u field of grass or strnw? Thnt j February 21. Creamed Cauliflower lous organization of women in the Thut wn8 literally true. The bunch . m„n didn’t stop to consider tho value! city answering tho call. The W. C. thut has boon doing the civic work of the grass or strnw to the Innd ho | WEEK'S WEATHER Fruit Salad T. U. by virtue 6f its seniority, pre- wanted to tender Its resignation nnd 1 Whh tilling. If he had, the grnss, -------sented a program of social protective' lot others take up thq work und see ifwould not have boon burned, b u t. Weather Outlook for the Period Feb Home-Made Cocoanut Custard Pie measures prepared with tho aid of It could not be done in such a manner! would have belli plowed into tho soil,' runry fl to 11, Inclusive. Mrs Martha P. Fnlconor of the Amor- as to satisfy those who must bo dis-1 providing that nan owned tho fa rm / Soi th Atlantic nnd East Gulf States ■ Ice Cream and Cake \ San Social Hygiene association, nnd satisfied with tho present plans and Millions of dollars worth of so il,—Rain nt beginning of wook nnd i it wns adopted. The first suggestion efforts, else thoy would not withhold humus in tho form of grass, straw ugnln Friday or Saturday, otherwise .i Coffee of all concerned wholesome recreation themselves nnd their support in suehj and benns, a thing terribly nnd sadly fair with normnl temperature. P i k l l ^ r i e v e r ? a f t e r n o o n i m p l Hum d a r a t t h e H e r a l d I l n U d l n * . 107 M a g n o l i a A v e „ K n n fo rd , K la . THE HERALD PRINTING CO. J The B ank o fS a tety S e c u r ity -S e r v ic e \The Peoples Bankof Sanford j IANOS HONOGRAPHS VALUE FOR $1.00 PREMIER n: THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. PLAN NOW TO HAVE YOUR OWN HOME Meisch Realty Co. j \ TURKEY DINNER, 85c CHICKEN DINNER, 75c �rt-4 Cl THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1922 various team will be allowed to use ST. JOHNS IS MATCHLESS TOUKN^ 111 ‘jfj® E1) |iy h o a KD more tourney number, and the team IN ITS BEAUTY ANI) ITS JAFFA GETS HARBOR may then he substituted for tho num­ USEFULNESS TO FLORIDA jjuhI Have I’crfcct Record; ber on the schedule. ICnnllnu.d Uoin I'ags One) Each team will he allowed an Cha^P* Jonah’s Home Town to Be Two Defeats Eliminate entry list of seven players. And no The river in places widens out like Important Sea Port. team will be allowed to use fore than a lake, five to ten miles wido, and , rAlNKSViaE. Feb. -I.-The board one feeisk like being at scu. Side J i GA ,„,i of the Florida High School seven different plnyers during the trips can be taken un tho Oklawaha, I met today and decided upon aeries of games. This will give dis­ the crookcdest stream in Amcricn, to Plans Under Way tor Modern Roads for Old City, Famous in Blbts ■ At r U ; for running the first an- tant tennis the same advantage ns Silver Spring, tho largest in this nearer teams, and it will follow high Time* — Italian Syndicate rflf, tatc hightj school basketball country, the outlet of which is ample to Back Project. n umttoheheld at the Uni vers- school tournaments. The officiating of the tournament in size to float a steamboat, and Crcs. “; : , FI„H JO > .rch2,i « n d 4 .™ . cent Lake, a gem body of water, lined Jnffa, Palestine. — If Jonah the be the basketball classic of the will be dono by Coach J. 0. Kline with orange grovesfl can be visited. prophet should return within the next will and Mr. It. G, Manchester. Both of Large steamers are available, with ac­ few months to this little atavistic port, lUtc. committee has pro- these men are experienced refercs. Tho execution L ' A t v " ......... commodations ns fine ns any In all the whence he set suit some 2,000 years Non-tninsfernblc season tickets . u,ly decided upon the method ngo on bis tempestuous voyage, be country. vioualy choosing the competing team*. good for all the tourney games will probably would be amazed at the This la Riviere de Mai of the Through vice-president W. D. Wil- he offered to the public the last week Frenchman, this Rio de San J.uan of metamorphosis. The ticket will sell After all these centuries, modern­ ,on of Fort Myers, the Board of Con- in February. the Spaniard, and this St. Johns riv­ ism, for one dollar. These may be ob­ in the form of n Twentieth cen­ will select the two best teams er of the American i snot as wide as tury harbor, Is about to make Its com­ tained from Secy. G. It. White, of the from each congressional district and the Amazon, as-deep in its bed ns the mercial encroachments upon this bask­ |w0 teams form the state nt Inrge. University Y. M. C. A. Colorado, ns shallow as the Platte or ing seashore, whose name Whs Joppa These tell tennis will complete forvthe Arkansas, as long ns the Mississippi, when Jonah know It. 1922 CALENDAR PADS championship title of the state on the For some years, and particularly ns clear as the Uruguay, ns muddy ns University floor. the Missouri, as mighty as the Niag­ since the British occupation, a harbor There is nothing quite so handy, The playing schedule has been so ara, as broken with Islumls as the St. for Palestine lias been talked of, hut arranged for this tourney that each quito so useful, quite so indlBpcnsiblo Lawrence; not frigid as the Red nnd only now Is this dream of easy Ingress learn entered must be defeated twice for the busy office mnn ns the calen­ the Mackenzie; not hntUc-Htuinod as* and egress to and from the cradle of Christianity about to he realized. re­ before it is eliminated. Thnt means dar desk pnd. It helps you the Iser or the Tiber; not fed with An Italian hanking syndicate, hav­ that if a quintet happens to lose Its member, It gives you tho day and mountain snows as the Columbia or ing satlsiled Itself that great commer­ first game it is not out of the run­ date, it gives you just what you want tho Frazer; not dense with population cial possibilities are wrapped up In ning. The winner of the ntate title nnd when you wnnt it. 1922 Calen­ oh the Thames nnd the Seine—yet, for new-old Palestine, has offered to ad­ will havefinished without a loss, dar pads just received from tho fact­ ail that, the St. Johns river cuts some­ vance the necessary capital, subject ,mi the Hoard will he able to rank ory—the tccond shipment—the first thing of a figure in the Western Hem­ to adequate governmental guaranties, the four best teams in the state at shipment was exhausted in one week. isphere, and the possibilities of its de­ and the actual work is expected soon to begin. the close of competition. Sixteen Got n 1922 Calendar pnd before they velopment are endless, The plans as drawn call for the ex­ arc all gone. Desk stands for the games will be played during the The St. Johns is several hundred penditure of a sum not to exceed $7,Two of these will be cnlcmlnrs if you have none. three days miles long, and with tributaries gives 000,000, t<> to* retired with Interest ichedulcd for Thursday night, and the Jacksonville not less than a thousand within thirty years. The Nellie Turner Circle meets with miles of inland navigable waters. It is games t» decide the championship ami The harbor Is to tie located directly to decide third and fourth plnccH will Mrs. Edison Freeman next Wednesday a placid stream, as a rule, and tidal opposite the section of (he old city of be staged Saturday night. Tho other afternoon at 9:30 nt 100 Myrtle ave­ from the ocean to Lake George, ninety lllhle times, making the present cus­ tom house a central point from which 270-3tc names will In- played Friday morning, nue. miles south of Jacksonville—safe ev­ the extension will he Hindu northward afternoon, and vening and Saturday erywhere for the smallest craft. It and southward. It Is to comprise When looking for something good forenoun. A dummy schedule will be never overflows its banks, nnd big fish three sections, one devoted entirely made with the teams indicated by toent, well cooked, well served and from the sea, which run up our way,' f« freight and passenger ships, one to numbers one to ten inclusive. On tho'perfect satisfaction, Invest f»0c at the with native tribes, contribute to tho slilpImlMItii! and repairing ami one to 271 -tit p jocund of .March the captains of the Lincoln House. Income of a considerable number of fishing. Lack of proper harbor facilities tins people anti supply our tables with heoa one of tin* greatest InipciUiaeuI* must excellent food. to commercial development of Pales­ The St. Johns runs narthwnrd a tine, nail, consequently, the Inhabitgreater distance than any other stream ants are looking with keen anticipa­ on earth except the Red, the Macken­ tion upon the time when large ships zie and the Nile. The latter is its ran (lock easily on Palestine’s shores. When the weather Is stormy ami Un■ ■ counterpart in fertile belongings, with sea rough, it Is now practically Impos­ a ■ the advantage on the side of the for bents to come even within ! Re-Grind Your Motor Cylinders and Increase 5 American stream which has no desert sible three miles of himl. where even In to run through, but n naturally pro­ liilhl weather all ships have to he POWER with the Saving of OIL and Gas 5 ductive land, where there is no stony loaded and nnbmded with the aid of ■ ■ soil to provoke am! hinder the farm­ small, obsolete eraft. Thus It Is es­ er's plowshare or no long-continued timated at least $ 1.IKM1,(100 a year can droughts to impoverish and wither his be saved on the lending and uuluudliig Item alone, to sny nothing of the In­ i ■ crops, evitable effect better shipping frtoll■ Why sacrifice on the value of your car by turning it in when ■ Tributary is a region possible of Itles will have on the cost of living, ^ you can have the cylinders re-ground and fit with DELUXE * supporting a million people, with plen­ which Is now excessively high. ty (o spare to feed other millions in Commensurate with harbor Improve­ ■ PISTONS and have a better running motor than before. ■ less ment, the city of Jaffa Itself Is tank­ favored parts of the earth; but ■ ______________________________________________ * the population is not yet here. Na­ ing plans to come out of Its lethargy reap rich rewards. Independent ; The Oil and Gas You’ve Bought and Lost ■ ture's inimitable grace has touched and Interests already are lay­ tiie river with u lavish hand, nnd it commercial ing plans to develop four miles of jj Would More than Pay Regrinding Cost presents to the traveler nil ever-vary­ waterfront, Intending to Imlld store­ ■ __________________________________________________ ■ ■ ■ ing panorama of which the eye never rooms, restaurants, hotels ami private 5 We invite you to visit our shop and see the HEALD CYLIN- J tires. In its domain strawberries homes for the benefit of trailers and i DEU (iltlNDER in operation. All lending automobile mnnu- g ripen at Christmas-time anti flowers tourists. " fact lirers use the HEALI). 5 bloom when the north is held in thrall by snow and frost. WILD DUCKS BLOCK STEAMERS When Ponce de Leon searched its banks for the fountain of perpetual C a n v a s b a c k i and Other W a t e r F o w l D is p u t e C h a n n e l W i t h Them , youth, he was convinced that if such R i v e r Pilots Say. a blessing existed anywhere on earth, ; : it must be in this sun-kissed land, the Port Deposit, Mil.—Stories of Abun­ health and snlubriousnesn of which dance of ducks and other water fowl have stood the fullest test. are being told about the mouth of the Over it is a sky as blue as that of Susquehanna. Italy; nt night as bright with stars (in the "tints,” one sportsman re­ ns the Chaldean plains that gave birth ports "there Is a fowl for every blade Steamers sailing these to astronomy. Nowhere tloes the moon of grass." waters tell that the cnnvnshacks are seem nearer. It has a summer air disputing the channel rights with ■ ■ that novod depresses; a winter air them. Wild geese have come from that invigorates hut never destroys; the Nortti and are in elegant shape, over it the wind carries in its wings one pair shot weighing 2(1 pounds. s ■ the vivifying health of the sea. Its Swans, protected hy federal and banks never experience the long spells Maryland Ihwb until 1922, are digging of miserable, muddy roads common in tip wild celery. In spot* white beau­ the eastern and most of the southern ties huddle so close that acrea of the states. It has along its banks and "lints” resemble Helds covered hy snow. Tills Is thp sight thnt Is seen hy !E iI tributary standing timber in variety pnssengers on .the Pennsylvania. nnd quantity sufficient to keep a mul­ « Through physical work, mental ef{ j titude of workmen busy for muny long ■ 0 Qsts Old Wltnsss F h , yearn fashioning it Into form for huSmith Centre, Kan.—When John * fort, with a big clash of persistency 5 mnn use. At Palatkn, the Gem City, Snwyer went hack to Ids old home In H § is the inrgest cypress snw mill in Pawnee City, Neb., a few days ogo * of purpose to season them. | America, and near by ami in Hight for a visit, the clerk of the District X ■ from tho river, tho only camphor plan­ court there telephoned him that he J “With a growing Bank Account, difJ tation in thu United States. had some fees due him, nnd to rnll get them. Sawyer did so nnd was Under Us benign skies every month nnd ; ficulties, and all that clan of awel can bo made to provide something for astonished to lenrn It was w itness feea due him In n trial 20 years be­ H 5 the table from garden, field and grove, fore. The amount was $4.20. e some spectres, vanish like clouds be§ nor does it demand heavy clothing nnd fires for wnrmth during the Prehistoric Bone Unearthed. J fore the wind.” 5 blazing Sioux Falls. 8. D.—What Is thought winter season. It has no competitor in the United States for climate. to bo a mastodon rib, which hud prohAlong its banks there Is room for hun­ nbly been hurled In the sainc place dreds of splendid homes, surrounded for from 20,000 to 30,000 years, has been unearthed hy Philip M. Hull. In by orange groves, rose gardens and West Sioux Fulls. fields, which provide a good living and delightful surroundings. You have not enjoyed ono of the most delightful experiences in all Flor­ A COMMUNITY BUILDER Bad Luck Comes ida until you have taken this trip, From Horseshoes F. I* FORSTER, President II. rF.. WHITNER, Cnshier B including of course the trip on the u. n i u i m n . , v.«n.„c. H Oklawaha, and a visit to Silver San Francisco.—The novel al­ Springs and Crescent Lake. legation that her husband scold­ ed her because she did not shoe This water Jaunt can be Incorporat­ her horse properly Is contained ed In a rail-water journey south to tu thu divorce complaint Hied hy nny of the popular resorts, of which Mrs. Cecelia Bernal, expert there are so many in the south part of horsewoman at several rodeos, the Htnte. ugnlnst Elmer llernnl, also u horseiiiun. Wlillu she was shoe­ Wn \ho Okeechobee Rranch of the Florida East Const Railway, Chuluo..Employment Bureau.. ing tier horse nt the couple's ta* Fla., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date Livermore ranch, Mrs. llernul m<’dern brick hotel, with private baths and hot water heat. First avers, ahe was called uwny from The vocational committee of the Dull­ 'Inns cuisine. Rates $2.50 to $3.50 per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ tho task and later her liushHiid ness and Professional Women’s Club cording to location of room. berated tier for her neglect of requests all young women dealring tho animal. employment to register at the First MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman T H Y l D A IL Y H X H A L D W A V Y A S . Iir.A u to m o b ile Owner! ; Stop and T hink . [ Sanford \ j Machine & Foundry Co. i m m m m PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY You Cnn Find the Name of Every Live Professional and Business Man In Sanford In Thin Column Each Day * i | First National Bank ] _ CHULUOTA IN N i'CdlSBdi] m ti, , ’i k - yiW- i VHC V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Banferd, Flo. ; Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD Pa ta ta s* to FLORIDA H. W. NICKERSON CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Public Accountant; Audita—Systems Income Tsx Service Planes and Specification! Cheerful)* Room 16 McNelll-Dsvis Bldg. Furnished Phone 852 Orlande, Fla. All Work Guaranteed II. T. PACE P. O. Box III Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. Auto Radiator Repair Shop Located at 207 French Are., betweea 2nd and Third. E. R. BERGQUIST. General Mnchlne and Boiler Work; Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Platons; Oversize Rings and Pins; Flywheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shafts re­ turned; agents for Cnllle Inboard nnd Outboard Motors, -----------Phone 62 J 0,'« : Acteylene Welding r OF ALL KINDS Sanford Welding Co. 109 North Sanford Avenue GLOBE PIANO CO. Empire Hotel Block Contractor and Builder SANFORD -r SAVE YOU MONEY Write ua S. 0 . Shinholser ORLANDO, FLORIDA FLORID* “WE DELIVER THE GOODS’ Quick Service Transfer CATARRH Storage Facilities OF THE STOMACH If we plcnse you, tell others; If no tell us. Phone 498 30 . ut OU CANT ENJOY LIFE with a aoie, .our, bloated itom*'" *■ acL Food doe. not nouiiih. IaitraJ it li a .ource of muery, earning pkini, batching, diuincu and head, Hotel Montezuma "Sanford’s New Hotel" $1.50 Up Per liny fchej. COMFORT COTTAGE is now open fur guests. Will bo glad to sco now ns well as old friends, Rooms mid mcnls, also meals. House heated. .Miss N. A. Walker Mrs. M. Martin Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call 14G-J W. RAWLING, Prop. <1 The priton with a bad itomach thould be Mliifird with nothing leu than permanent, laiting relief. t | The light remedy will act upon the lining, ol die ttomach, enrich the blood, aid in catiiag out the catanha] pouon. and .trenglhen every bodily function. (J The Urge number of people who have nuxeufully uied Dr. Hartman*, famou* medicine, recommended for all catarrhal condition., offer (he ttrongeit pouibte eodooemenl for P e- r u - n A George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Hank SANFORD -:FLORIDA M SERVICE FIFTY TERRS TABLETS OR LIQUID SOLD EVEHYWHBRE M,*M*+*K-4*4**l*4*4*4*4**},*(**H*+-M*4**4*i}**H*4*+4*+-H**l*+Y*M'++,M*+<l*-M*+++++++ + A C o zy H o m e FROM THE FOREST TO YOU By eliminating all of the waste, over half of the labor, all of tho middle man's profits and by delivering n home on record time direct from the forest to you QUICKBUILT BUNGALOWS Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any sixe. Built &t:ordlng to latest improved methods of house construction, of the best of materials, at a great saving. Their economy Is worth Investi­ gating. WRITE FOn CATALOGUE showing in natural colors muny attractive, money-saving homes. i ! m SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Geo. W. Knight Sanford Constructs Co I How M ay I Become [ I Financially Independent? [ ; P A G E THREE A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO. QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, Dept. 18-K CHARLESTON, S. C. ENTZMINGER BROTHERS LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. ■ J I Celery Bleaching Paper j Celery Wires *■ s s We have both the Cord-Lined Paper and the regular Black Paper ----------------- Ask Us for Prices------------------ M • j Chase & \ wuJttfei* Company SANFORD, FLORIDA jM i s �T H E SA N FO RD D A ILY H ERALD, MONDAY, FEBR U A R Y 6, 1922 PA G E F O U * HO M ES FOR U. S. MEN Coblenz Provides Apartments for Families of Yanks. Un|t#f » \ j 1m Army Officers’ W lvei a o i CAild/en Get Modern Homaa Built by German City— To ReHava Crowding. F ■ !• f <] |i , , • i ■ $*» K< L; t)| » Coblenz.—Apartment houses built by tia* municipality of Coblenz, allied by the German government, were opened recently for accommodation exclusively of olllcers of the American forces In Germany and their famil­ ies. The purpose of the houses la to re­ lievo the crowded condition of tha city, which has been a problem ever since the allied troops reached the Rhine. There are 8-’ apartments of live rooms each, and all modern conveni­ ences In the new buildings now be­ ing taken over by the American fam­ ilies, Work on these apartments was started about two years ago to allevi­ ate, as the Germans put It, “au un­ bearable situation," as "no roof la largo enough to cover two families," Additional quartern for noncommis­ sioned officers and their families are also under construction. Allied army officers say that the population of Coblenz perhaps has been harder pressed by the army reiptlaltloti of quartern than any other oe* •upied city. All available space for offices and billets lias been under requisition for nearly three years, but German officials hope the new apart­ ment houses will considerably Improve 'the present crowded condition of the city. In Coldenz there are about 11,000 rooms under requisition by the American army, the general policy of billeting being similar In all the zones aa occupied by the French, British and Itelglnns. In the majority of cases, allied families have been quar­ tered In the same houses or apart­ ments with German families, the al­ lied families occupying a separate part of the hnusc so far as practicable, and using the kitchen and hath In com­ mon with n German occupant. As a consequence, disputes have arisen, and the town major, or billet­ ing officer, Is often called upon to set­ tle them. These disagreements almost Invariably have their origin In the Joint use of the kitchen. Itccnuse of this difficulty, the policy has universal­ ly been adopted of Installing, wherever possible, n separate kitchen for the tilled family. Generally, when n house or apart­ ment has been taken over, the Ger­ mans have been permitted to take their furniture and personal belong­ ings with them. In the American area It Is stated, however, that only In ex­ ceptional cases have Germans been required to vacate tlitdr homes or apartments entirely. One eight-room school building In Coblenz was requi­ sitioned exclusively for children of American officers. NEW FASHION IN EARRINGS Ml Win CENTRAL FLORIDA UNION The members of the Central Florida Union wore delightfully entertained on Thursday evening by the Kissim­ mee Epworth Longue, Flame-vine tastefully used in de­ corating the Bpaclous rooms of tho cottage lent n festive air. The guests wero met at tho door by a vory grac­ ious receiving committco and were at once made to feel at home. I'res. Thomas 0. Bird of Orlando opened the meeting by expressing his npprccintion nnd thanks for being elected to such a responsible office, nnd pledged his utmost ability to God’s work. Tho devotional meeting, under tho leadership of Ilnmllton Jones of Winter Garden, was opened with word of prayer from Dr. W. A. Coop­ er of Orlando. After the Scripture lesson, all joined in, "Blest Bo Tho Tie That Binds," and somehow a feel­ ing of mutual love and fellowship fol­ lowed. A beautiful bnnner was presented to the Union l»y the Orlando League. This banner to bo presented to the League having the largest percentage in attendance nt each meeting. Sec. Ed. S. Ward of Snnfonl called tho roll. Kissimmee,'having a member­ ship of f>5, had nn attendance of 49 members. Sanford having a mem­ bership of 70, hnd 01 members. Winter Garden, having a membership of 28 had I member prosente. Orlando with a membership of 109 had 21 members present. • Leagues, belon­ ging to the Central League Union, not represented nt this meeting were: DeLuml, Eenterprise, Ocoee, Groveland, and Clcnrmono. Of course Sanford Epworth League expects to win the banner; but tho percentage shows up in Kissimmee’s favor. The banner wns then presented to the president of the Kissimmee League by the Union president, Mr. Bird. The president appointed the follow­ ing committees: 1. Constitution: Byron Ames, Clarence Eby. Hamilton Jones. 2. By-Laws: Elon Gulcc, Clar­ ence Kby, Eliza Wright. Policy: Helen Ames, Beatr­ ice Heath, Doris Faber. 4. Grading: Beatrice Heath, I*. M. Boyd, Celia Overstreet? Donald Flowers of Orlando was elected Era Agent, and Itutb Hand of Sanford was elected Corresponding Secretary, It was then voted that the Cabinet Officers of the Hillsboro County Un­ ion meet with the Central Florida Union nt the next meeting, After which Pres. Bird gave u lengthy nnd most interesting talk of the institute, entertaining leagues, ami other topics of value to the Union. It was decided hy n large majority that the enter­ taining league have charge of the de­ votional ‘meeting. A motion wns made hy Beatrice Heath that the present office hold their offices until the annual election in May. The motion was carried. As Sanford League gave a hearty invita­ tion for the March meeting, all voted to meet on Thursday evening, March 2nd, in "Tho Celery City." The busi­ ness meeting was closed with the usual League Benediction. While delicious refrsehments of salad, sandwitches, nnd hot chocolate were served, the guests were enter­ tained with music nnd readings. At a Inti; hour, nfter all hud enjoy­ ed the most delightful of evenings, and realized more than over thent tho Epworth League must lie "All For Christ," the guests hade farewell to Kissimmee. "TAMING OF THE SHREW’ An oplJcul Illusion Is presented by tha double ear ornaments, resembling a telephone receiver, affected by a young Mast Afrttqut dandy. The ear­ piece has been Inserted In the dilated lobe of the ear and a stout rlufe through tne pierced rim of the upper car. NS M •* IS K . v (I 3& Wan Great Success uud Mnde Nice Sum of Money Allle Glllon and Edna Chittenden; an Opera Singer, Mde. Trigunzn, Mrs. Julius Tnknch. The guests: Miss Hcrmlne Lehman (solos), Mrs. Seth Woodruff, Miss Ruth Spencer, Miss Edna ChitteBjon, Miss Mae Holly, Miss Ruth (flo n , Miss Alllo Glllon, Miss Mary A w ard , Miss Gertrude Lee, Miss Margaret Zuchroy, nnd oth­ ers nlso a number of flower girls. Be­ tween acts the audience was enter­ tained with solos hy Mr. Bwdy, the noted singer hero in Snnford, also a violin solo hy Mrs. C. J. Marshall. The Jnzz music being furnished by Bert Shepnrd nnd James Robson. Mrs. Tolar and Mra. Seth Woodruff played nccompnniments to tho singors. There wns n fine crowd out, and ev­ eryone enjoyed the entertainment. We owe the success of tho play to Mr. Waldmnnn, who supervised the pro­ duction of the entire piny with the help of Miss Wingrovo. Tho piny was put on under the uunplccs of the Woman’s Club of Snnford —Mrs. B. J. Starling being ehnirmnn of the committee on entertainment is to he given lots of credit for the grand success us she worked hard to get the play put on. •The Woman’s Clubvwlshes to extend thanks to all who took part in the play uml to the ones that saw the performance, nnd hope to again enter­ tain you with other attractions. NOTICE HERALD ADS get result*. The growth of this Bank has been due lo the || development of the business enterprises deal ing with it. IT As farming is one of the principal enterprises || in this community, have mnde it n point-1 in the farmers’ behalf—to interest ourserves in drainage, soil fertility, high grade seed, pure, bred stock, etc. i This community bnnk is nlways ready to talk with the farmers regarding the development of farm business. % What can we do for YOU? Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST 4% INTEREST PAID § 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, Fla. « T he Seminole County Bank STRENGTH . PROGRESS SERVICE ni ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEET The Royal Ncighbnrs Of America, met Thursday evening in The Masonic Hall in Hpitc of the inclement weather. The new installed officers for the unOrncle—Lucy Poster. Vice-Oracle—Mary Mitchell. Recorder—Clnrn Stamper. Past Oracle—Margie Tillis. Chancellor—Eva Ward. Marshall—Willie Pennington. Inside Sentinel—Mary Baker. Outside Sentinel—Ella Hodges. Pianist—Miss Brawn. Receiver—Minnie Grow. After the Camp Fire wns ovtinuinhed tlie Neighbors were ushered to the dining room, where delicious refresh­ ments of chocolate ami cake awaited them. The beautiful cuke being pre­ sented hy Neighbor Stemper. The cake contained u dime nnd Mrs Geo. rge Venable received the dime nnd is to furnish the cuke next meeting. Ajourned at a late hour, everyone hnving reported a good time. All It. N. A. he present nt the next regular meeting. C o m m u n ity E n terp rises I'lonso comply with city ordinance as to leaving cars parked over night in front of residences and business places on paved streets. Those fail­ ing to comply with same will bo brought into court. J. A. KILLEBREW, 2G8-IH Chlof of Police. R eliev ed in 72 H o u rs W ith o u t D ru g s F tlnx In H eart, Cheat. Shoulder, Arm#— A ngina l ’ectorle—Difficult Breath, Smother­ ing. D itiy, Fainting Spella, Dropalcal Swell­ ings, Albumen and Sugar, have been perm an­ ently relieved udtAfa 7 2 Aeure to 2 leeeAe, w ith o u t D r a f t mnJ M t d U I n t t , In tbouianda nf cases, by The Waklen Method. B67f of sufTerera of H eart Trouble. Canllao Asthma, Angina, Utood 1’reaeure.Thraalaned Paralysis, Hardenad A rterlee and Kidney Complaints have no organle trouble and can be promptly and perm anently relieved by The Walden Method, w ithout drugs. W rite for 88 page book, copyrighted, explaining tha N ature, Cauaee and P erm anent R allaf of these com­ plaints, w ithout drugs. Scientific Consultation Chart, References, etc., which will be sen t to sufferer* Free, upon receipt e f a statem ent of their case. Address: The Walden Institute, Suite 407. Plymouth Bldg., New Haven, Conn. 5 CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY I ■ “SERVICE THAT COUNTS” Wc handle everything in THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE Car Lots or Less. Ship us ■ ■ ■ OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING COLUMNS OF THE DAILY HERALD HARNYARII GOLF BRIZE WEST BALM BEACH, Fob. 3.— The Balm Beach Boat lma donated to the West Balm Bench Horseshoe Dit­ chers Club n silver cup which will he put up for competition ns soon as the club committee wotks rules to govern the contest. Th" trophy will he tho property of Mic club winning it until it is won hy nnntlicr club nnd nil teams on West Balm Bench county will he eligible to compete. NEW THINGS AT THE HERALD OFFICE TRAIN SCHEDULE ■ Richmond, Virginia Save monoy by buying your season ticket to tho Lyceum Course. $2.00 for the season or 70c for each admis­ sion. 260-tfc Thank you enrds, Birthday cards, nnd folders, Valentino assortment just arrived. 1922 cnlendar I’nds here at Inst, Placo enrds, nut cups, Tally cards, All kinds of invitations, Gift cards, Greeting curds, Congratu­ lations, Shut In enrds, Sympathy cards nnd Birth announcements. 5 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 3 S W s is s s s a LIKE GREAT, THROBBING MARTS OF TRADE ARE THE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING COLUMNS OF THE DAILY HERALD CORRECTED TO NOV. 18, 1921 "The Turning of the Shrew" staged Strange—what an immense amount of goods and ser­ Friday night at the Brlncoss Theatre Southbound vices are bought and sold day after day through the was a whirling success, Sanford’s loArrive Depart! classified section of this paper. cul talent showing up like Broadway No. 83.. ......... 2:30 a.m. 2:46 a.m. stars, throughout the entire program. No. 27.. 8:40 a.m. This wnH one of the best plays that No. 01.......... 1:18 p.m. 1:38 p.m. In the throbbing marts of the East one could buy, sell or lias been staged here this season and No. 89. ......... 2:55 p.m. 3:20 p.m. FORGE ST A M P S IN ARGENTINA exchange almost anything that has any kind of value; in gocH to show that the talent wc hnve No. 7:10 p.m. 85. here is unequnled in its production of Sanford an increasing number of people are using the Large Circulation of Counterfeit Fiveamateur plays. The piny was a spec­ Northbound Cent leeue Dlocovered In modern mart—the classified section of this paper. ial vorison modernized by the emi­ That Country, Arrive Depurte nent Shakespearean actor, Edward No. 82. 2:03 a.m. Buenos Aires.—A swindle of large Waldmunn, of New York. Many a family has more comforts—even luxuries— ........ 11:45 a.m. 12:05 p.m. No. 84. proportions has been perpetrated on The characters in tho play were: No. 2:55 p.m. *0. through taking advantage of the chance to buy things the Argentine post office department Botruchio, u gentleman of Verona, Ed­ 4:05 p.m. No. 92. .......v 4:00 p.m. hy the printing and sale of false 0-cent for a half or less from the advertisers. 28. *stamps. The sale of these stamps 1ms ward Wuldmuiin; Baptists, n rich No. Italiun merchant, Clarence Mahoney; ’Jbeen going on possibly for years, but <U was only recently discovered. The Ilortensio, Itianca’a lover, Wesley Trilby Branch Whether it be a job, a service, a business or an article '-department has ordered the wltti- Wlcklander; Grumlo, Betruchlo’a com­ Depart* Arrive ic hutler, Robert Herndon, who was a advertised for sale—each want-ad represents a human Vlrawal of the Issue, 7:00 a jn. The post office department admitted scream; the clownish servants, Na­ xNo. 100. desire with a hope for its fulfillment. He who responds 3:25 pjn. that the fraudulent stamps were prac­ thaniel, Walter and Gregory, Bryon xNo. 24. ttrii«wn 7:00 a.m. 168. xNo. tically Identical with the authorized Stevens, Glen Whitcomb and Thomas profits equally with him who has sent out the call, for it ‘ ones and that It waa not possible to 7:00 p.m. No. 22... is always “something for something,” with the honors trace tbe source of the questionable Eagan; an eccentric music mnstor, Thomas Egan; A Stuttering Tailor, ■applyLeesburg Branch even on both sides. Study the classified section of— Reginald S. Holly; A Blustering Arrive Daparta " French Cook, Thomas Meredith; Kath­ Try a Herald Want Ad today. erine, the Shrew, Miss Dorice Win­ xNo. 157.—..... 8:65 p.m. _____ ___ _ i grovo (Mrs. Wlldmann) an actress of No. 21......... 2:50 p.m, No advertisements for the ClcsslNew York; Biancu, her Hister, In love xNe. 101.—..... 6:50 p.m. fled or Want Column ef tho Herald with Ilortensio, Mrs. A. V. McGuln; xNo. 25......... 1:80 p.m. are token without cash In advanco and Curtis, the comic housekeeper, Mrs. No. 2 2 . . 7:00 p.m. none are taken over the telephone, D. I). Newberry; the maids to BaptlsThla In mado nocossary hy the mis­ ta, Blondelle and Pcdra, Miss Ora Oviedo Branch takes In phone messages and by tho Williams and Mrs. Seth Woodruff; xNo. 126........ - 7:45 pan. xtra bookkeeping entailed on tho 8:40 p.m. the comic maids, Isabelle, Josophlne xNo. 127.......... small account that take the profits land Matilda, Misses Ruth Glllon, x—Dally, except Sunday. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■■■■■■■■■■■A mi ut of this form of advertising. The Daily Herald �r /m fnt • ' l. .. , w THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1922 - SANFORD’S r *WIPERATURE : w/.r.".:r= * T ; I I ! ! I I ? " * jj ......... - 7 W ;i iH sunimdr timo in Sanfortl and everything is Sttinjf pretty and wo nro the top of the world. Crops looking mighty f no and S i n , , A is good and pros. nects for development nro & • The old bulb is gow over the 84 mark hero in hi middle of February and the water is warm enough for the balloon girl to drop jn the lake and never take a Lakeland. Tho game was written up by Rod Davis, sporting writer of tho Jncksonvillo Metropolis nnd formerly with tho Herald of this city nnd a well known umpire of tho Snndspur Longue of the early days. Rod had tho following in tho Lakeland Stnr: Sanford and 1-ukcland both display­ ed good Inside knowledge on tho cage game—a young lady playing forward by tho name of Humilton was tho "wholo rngc” she caked baskets bet­ tor than most boys know how to sphere them nnd to say sho hns a rival is misrepresenting tho facts. Miss Hamilton caged every field gonl tho locals secured, while two foul goals sent through tho hoops by Miss Redgrave constituted all the points for the locals. A good word for tho guard­ ing of tho Misses Reddick and Adams for the locals should receive hearty recognition in the line of fume. Sanford presented, in Maude Lake, at one of their guard positions, a ter­ ror from Seminole county that Hob Holly should see to it that prniso is given to her in his up-to-date Sanford Herald—Miss Lake in the term of the medical profession was outright urBcnie. Another Celery fed player that look­ ed good from the side lines was Mil­ dred Holly, tliis “little chop” was very conspicuous mound the court all thru the game, often Lakeland's guards finding her a “tough bird' to handle. Below is the sumnry: Lakeland I k Snnford 8 Hamilton <Id) Holly (2) F Redgrave (2) F. Spencer (0) SwimlHI C .... . Styles Pope. .. ...c . Wheelen Luke Roddick. G G ... Marshall to Ailotna ............ to (•RAPES RIPEN IN STUDIO. Jaeger makes it a thrilling one in ev­ ery respect. Sho will rcmuln her un­ til Wednesday when she will go to Orlando where she will mako some flights for various events and nlso for tho Sub-Tropical Fair. “MISS LULU IlETT" PRIZE WINNER AS PLAY As a climax to Mr. St. Ongo's cam­ paign lie will stage a sociable ride to­ morrow afternoon starting from Park Ave, at Second Street about 3:110 sharp this will give the youngsters n .chance to ride nlong sido tho high wheel nnd will show thorn thnt there is pleasure to ho had from cycling when properly done. Mr. Byron of tho Sanford Cycle Co., will assist Mr. St. Ongo and all riders will recoivo pennants nnd books on cycling freo. Every one with a bicycle will be wel­ come Last Friday in Daytona St. Onge held a run with 220 riders in line. During the past awo years ho has ridden with over 00000 beeyclo riders. PAGE FIVE i i i i n i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i n i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i : 3 ■ 3L m 3 f® D ■ 3 Was given the Free Suit Saturday "Miss Lulu Bott,” William de Millc’s Paramount production, omlng to the Star Theatre tomorrow night is the screen version of tho piny which 3 won tho Pulitzer prize of $1,000 as the which calls to our mind host American piny produced during the fact th at if you are tho 1020-21 theatrical season. The not a member of our Club play ran on Broadway nnd was n de­ cided hit. Zone Cnlo, an Amorlcnn POSSIBILITIES OF THE SOUTH novelist, is the author. Tho story is typically American nnd INADEQUATELY' ADVERTISED dents with a side of small town home □□ □□ tCoiitltiuH on I'ltgi* Kin*) life not yet uncovered. Tho princi­ ; 's'lO A. M. FEB. 6. 1822 pal character is the secnlnngly un-1 «uurcis in soil and climate, ns a gold » .................................... S; attractive splnister sister-in-law of a mine, ,0 onc-tenth tho extent they IB Minimum ........................... ™ small town Justice of tho Peace nndj should have done. A James J. Hill, PB R"nS* ....................... n00a dentist. Sho has to depend upon him with his empire building vision, or a for support and shelter, and thus sho ' Hnrriman with perhaps an even ii Southwest and cloudy, automatically becomes the unpaid i brooder vision than Hill, Ims been p m M to US to ^ **> ** family servant. Later, romance enters needed for Florida s development, into her life, only to increase her Flagler matched either of them in Ids * na t o t o t o t o t o t o t o The Store That is Different troubles. After several bllltor e x - |v'sion. in bis creative power and in 17170809 P» poricnces, however, everything clears the ncliievenments made for Florida; » * » — ------- 7 Sanford, Florida up for Lulu and happiness and love nnd the traffic which his road is car­ rying. nnd the amazing development nro her reward. JJ For Florida: Local raiim to­ Milton Sills is leading man and Lois nlong a great stretch of territory la night, cooler in north and Wilson plays the role of the girl. which before a great stretch of terri­ la central portions tonight. Theodore Roberts, Helen Ferguson, tory which before his day was almost r, Tucsrfny and Tuesday night SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS Mabel Van Huron and others of prom­ an unexplored wilderness, its testi­ fair ami cooler, general mony to Ins achievements. Hut even JOHN GOVE, Proprietor inence are in the cast. sj ra to to to Pa to to his road could today do many things H Ps Pa P-i Wi to to to to CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY The Quality Shop lias a new ad- j w’hirli it is not doing. 1018 West First Street 1018 West First Street Wo are not unmindful of the finan­ vortisement in this issue calling nt tention to the new spring hats now cial needs of railroads, but even at the coming in nnd many that are being time when the railroads were earning file Income Tax return regnrdless of ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I mode bore—tailor made—and they money most of them had throughout amount of net income. h un to to to to to to to have tho breath of spring in every Florida stations which were a dis­ Do Not I’ny Exhnrhitnnt prices for as­ particular. Go and see them, nt the grace even for the sanitary point of sistance in preparing your return. Weather report says ruin. These roads bring into the Send for simple form upon which to Players In “Miss Lulu licit' Enjoy Quality Shop anil read the advertise­ view. State hundreds of thousands of tour­ furnish information necessary to pre­ Highly Novel Trent ment in today’s Herald. Call or See Us But business continues as usual. ists, and at most places they dump pare return. Maximum price on farm­ Note the advertisement in today’s them out into the mud if it should ers returns $5.00 and overy farmer They transplant some grape vines B 4 U Buy Some good articles about Florida in for an arbor in the stage setting of issue for the Schlocht Sliding Gap happen to lie raining, nr into stations whoso return is prepared will bo fur­ this issue. Send a copy of todny'a “Miss Lulu Hett", William Do Millu’s Plug for motors. They are the great- unfit from every point of view for nished without charge ono 1022 Farm Herald to sonic of your friends. Paramount picture production which sold by Hryan-Wheeler Motor Co., and tourist travel; or, indeed, for any Record. This record devised for far­ mers exclusively nnd fills a long felt , , „ comes to tho Star Theatre Tuesday. Frank Akers Tire Co. (Set a dem­ other kind of travel. M r nnd Mrs. N. J. Ltllnrd nnd Mr. , grapes. onstration from them. It is time for the Florida railroads need for a farm record sufficiently Our WOOD KILLS the *"'■ * . , , .. , . These vines had some near ripe „d Mr, II. A. N « l vliltod W inter,, tl„ „ ,,,llo „rc to wake up; time for them to do a simplu to bo of any benefit to farm­ CHILL P«k, Orlando nnd bu.tls yesterday. | tho mnture,| „„„„ broader work thon they have over ers. Retail price $2.00. NOTED BICYCLE RIDER HERE. done except in the days when Flag­ EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE PRE­ ...... ... t I ripe and luscious. When the picture WILL STAGE RIDE TUESDAY K , W . Williams the live wire sec. , , ler and Plant and Snnford were lay­ " was completed, the members of the AFTERNOON AFTER SCHOOL PARING RETURNS retary of the Kusticc Chamber of cast hastened out and ate the studioing a deep, broad foundation for the File yours now nnd get it off your Commerce was a visitor to the city ripened fruit with much relish. work which their successors should he Fred St. Onge the best known cycl­ mind. today bringing over a party of tour­ “ tt was another touch of realism,” carrying out on a scale as much great­ ist in tills country has arrived here A. S. CLARK, Public Accountant ists. . r. i lams icpor s ,us ^ ; rumnrkod I/ois Wilson, who plays tho for the purpose of stimulating the in­ er than were able to carry out, ns are Phone 34 as being on a big building boom nnd i t ||,0 r(),c "Miss Lulu Betts' will bo terest in this great out door exercise. the wealth and population of Amer­ P. O. Box 1881 Jacksonville, Fla. ica greater than they were in Flag­ hundreds of tourists spending the ^ nt th<J stn r Thotttro tomorrow. Mr. St. Onge represents the Cyclo winter there. ler’s dny. Lois Wilson nnd Milton Sills arc in traders of America. He has nothing Indeed though controlling the trans­ the leading roles. to sell and takes nothing away. Ills portation of an empire in extent, with The many friends of Cnpt. E. Von chief mission will be the preaching of greater rusource:'. for development B, Fatjo are glad to see him in San­ good cycling. If arrangements can work on tho face of the earth, the ford for a short visit. Cnpt. Fatjo Balloon Ascension be made be will visit the school dur­ railroads of the whole South have lived here for many years being inter­ ing the recess periods to give demon­ been niggardly, beggarly, peiiurius ■ With Double Drop ■ ested in fanning and fruit growing ■ ___________________________________________________________ ■ strations III right and wrong method.! Saturday Afternoon of riding and deliver n short talk on and nonprogressive in their publicity and still owns eighty ncres of land and development work as compared ! THE SUB-TROPICAL MID-WINTER FAIR S south of the city. For tho past four with the inyierin! possibilities of this year* he has been living in New Her and Flight Was Wniched by .Many road deportment. 3 lie has with him a bicycle 31) years IS YOUR FAIR Mexico where he has an apple orchard region. People old hut In such excellent condition land sheep ranch. / Wo do not blame the officials of tlmt it has the appearance of one re­ these roads, but we put tho blame * Miss Stella Jaeger made another cently built. The wheels is one with We Invite You and Hope You Will Invite where wo believe it belongs, upon the J. B u s s of New Smyrna and balloon ascension Saturday afternoon the big wheel in front and the little owners of the roads because they * Everybody Iprominent <>n the east const where he and the second flight was a double . ., ... ., and her w* ieo* trailing behind. Hu will ime should have said to tho officials, has n w in te r home at Coronado "was flight in which Miss Jaeger about the city on this machine and no “push put to a development of the here today accompanied by his friend assistant Prof. Walter Rauli made the Mr. T urner of Tampa but formerly of ascent, Miss Jaeger cutting loose first doubt it will be a great remainder of South to the limit and will buck Happy Days to the old-timers. It you financially in the work." New S m yrna, Cnpt. Doss came over and making a fine parachute leap that surely will be a novelty for the youth THIS IS A BIG THING With an aggregate of about 1)1,000 ; Jto consult w ith the editor of the Her- carried her in the cold waters of Lake of todn to see one of the old time ■ miles of roads, Southern railways | aM about the Bungalow Beautiful Monroe. Prof. Rauli waited longer Really quite the biggest thing you ever dominating a section so liniitlcssly en­ essay C o n te st soon to he decided in and he also look a cold plunge. The wheels in action. It was Mr. St. Onge who taught the dowed by nature a section rich be­ New S m y rn a the judges to be J. C . launch of W. T, Donnelly picked up wonder woman of the world to ride yond the power of words to express ■ saw in the way of a Fair. Ibuss, It. .J. Holly and Herbert Felkel, Rauli and the balloon and tho para­ a bike, Miss Helen Keller, deaf, dumb in potentialities for the creation of i Every Department is full up; and happy to jeditor of tho St. Augustine Record. chutes and another launch picked up nnd blind was the pupil of Mr. St. freight and travel and prosperity, an­ ICapt. Muss is a former band lender Miss Jaeger. Botli of the flights Silt, - , , , Onge and he takes great pride in nually expend in the aggregate for 3 say, Seminole County is in to help make it a land known all over the United States urday were very successful and don^ pcW)nu| fr()m success. puhtielty work 111 behalf of tho South 3 *nd his visit to Sanford was greatly onstrnted that Miss Jaeger is ono of ■ Keller wherein she states what a less money than any ono of a dozen I enjoyed by his friends here. the best in tho business. The pur- great benefit cycling was to her. Tank up your auto and come. or more private business concerns, J verse winds bothered her here for two patent medicine manufacturers, or £ 9K LAKELAND GIRLS days hut she stuck to the task and Reduced Rail Rates. other individual interests, spent in ■■ _____________________________________________________________________________ WON BASKETBALL GAME showed the people hero that she want­ making their products known. Think ■ ed to fulfill her contract in every reWhen you're suffering from of it for a moment. That these Indi­ The Lakeland High School girls won spect. The balloon ascension nnd purvidual concerns, each having only one headaohe, jfom the Sanford girls in the game at achute leaps brought many people to product to advertise, spend money nnaltelnnd Saturday night. The San- Snnford for while this is an old a t­ baokaoke, I ford visitors report a fine timo nt nually In publicity work than nil the traction it is also a new one and Miss toothache, railroads o f ,the vast urea from Mary­ neuralgia, land to Textis, rich beyond compare In 3 7 3 or pain from any other cause, try resources, richer in potentialities than « W. It. O’NEAL, Pres. C. E. HOWARD, Sec. ■ any other Lqunl area in the world, Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills spend In (he development of the One or two nnd the pain stops wealth which lies unutilized, un­ Contain no hablt-formino drug* Have you tried Dr. Milos' Norvlno? developed, and as a New York finan­ cier once said with“hilliona of wealth A t k y u r It r u g a t a t beneath our feet” not nvnlled of. Would that these railroads, or the owners of them, had the vision and the power to portray before tho 3 world tho wealth of Southern oppor­ : tunities which is possessed by dozens Cleanliness is next to Godliness of individual advertisers who make somebody’s crackers, or somebody's Wo invito the public nnd all users of ELDER Tires Tubes cigarettes, or somebody’s patent med* SPRINGS WATER to visit tho spring and in $1.90 iclpos, the roaBon for spunding moro 30x3 ................ $ 8.50 our method of handling its product. Why tako nioifey In advertising than nil the rui^ 2.10 30x3 Vi ................ 10.00 a chance? Your eminent physicians claim roads of tho South spent) for adver­ 2.55 32x3 Vt .............. 14.00 that this water in unexcelled and its purity tising a region hnving nearly one2.90 third of tho total nroa of the United .............. 16.50 makes it most beneficial for many troubles. 131x4 ' it,! 3.25 32x4 ................ 19.50 States, one-third of its population, The Ford people of Sanford as well as the 3.35 ^nd far, far more than one-third of 33x4 ... ................ 20.00 Western Union recommend this water for 3.60 |ts natural resources, all nwaltlng tho 34x4 ................ 27.00 batteries. touch of Increased capital and increas­ fii’st breath of Spring1by an inspection of our GAS, OILS, GREASES, Etcl ed population to become tho greatest Co|l phone 311 and have a bottle of this water wcalth-crenting center of tho world.— sent you and protect your health. Tank up with us || display of newest Gage Millinery. Manufacturers Record. • T ■51 JJ@ann K f® w P e r k in s & B ritt PERSONALS 2 ? WOOD ? J. T. ALLEN SPECIAL INVITATION TO THE FOLKS 3 OF SEMINOLE COUNTY 3 \ GREATEST RACES IN FLORIDA J lc h e ? 1 O r la n d o , F lo r id a I F E B . 1 4 -1 5 -1 6 -1 7 -1 8 , 1 9 2 2 1 S A F E T Y F IR S T \GUARANTEED TIRES AND TUBES ua, . ‘M . ’, The Revenue Act of 1921 requires that every Individual having 105 Palmetto St., Sanford, Fla. a gross income of $5,000.00 or more E lder S p rin gs W a ter C o. SANFORD -:- FLORIDA <1 "m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 06, 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/02246b321bd524f52275a0f364ca4199.pdf 95307dd2ce5297e7000423f01368b21b PDF Text Text m m * . . . ssh The S anford Daily H erald SANFORD “The City Substantial9* IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1022 VOM MK H GALE SWEEPS ATLANTIC COAST WITH SNOW, SLEET ICE DOWN TO CAROLINAS FOUR PERSONS ARE DEAD AND MANY ARE INJURED IN RICHMOND, VA., FIRE r Lexington Hotel and Adjoining Buildings Were Destroyed Today DELAND MAN IS K I L L E D FROM AMBUSH WIRES ARE DOWN NUMBER 272 NEW PUMPING ENGINE WAS TESTED OUT YESTERDAY --MET ALL REQUIREMENTS SANDS CHARGED WITH MURDER OF MOVIE DIRECTOR GOOD INVESTMENT Makes Big Change in The Weather in Florida LaFrance Pump and RICHMOND, Vn., Dec. 7.—(By The Associated Press).-—At least four persons lire dead and several reported injured in n fire early today which deHose Cart Recently Htroycd the Lexington Hotel and adjoining structures at Twelfth and Main Purchased by City HtreetM here today. Among the dead are l’. M. Thomas, Sheriff of Alherniarle County, Charlottexville, Vn. Sixty-seven guests were reported in the hotel nt the time. Twenty-eight were xtill unnerounted for at 8:30 thin morning, hut it wnx lielieved many would report their xafety during the morning. No KILLED IIY UNKNOWN PERSON Floridianx in the lixt, nioxt guests were Virginian*. Resides the hotel the FORMER HUTLEK TO TAYLOR „K,•ONI. STORM o f t h e y e a h MEANS THAT CITY CAN GET AND INS WIFE WAS other huildingx destroyed or bady damaged were the Clyde W. Saunders’ THOUGHT TO KNOW SOMElOMKS UP QUICKLY AND WATER AT ANY TIME EITHER WOUNDED Printing' Plnnt, Pearl Laundry, Wilson Paper Company, Savings Rank of TIIING OF KILLINO. SWEEPS ATLANTIC COAST IIY PLUG OR FROM LAKE Rirhmoml, Branch of Culiell & Co., and Co-operative Exchange. -------I llr T he • lit i ' h r . \ » K « r l n lr d I ' r e s s t JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 7— lidtlle Atlantic coast was Tl gulp.swept today with snow and ,le.t reported in Virginia, and S„rih Carolina with snow as far South ax Raleigh, N. C. Interfem | with wire communication on lines down the const. \\ \SHINGT0N, Fell. 7.—The Htnrm marked its intensity cen­ tral near Capo Hatterns the ueather bureau announced. Storm warning* along the coast from Jacksonville to lloxton have boon raised. \axoolnlrtl I'rrxx) DKLAND, Fell. 7.—William A. Shields, (JO, poultry raiser, was in­ stantly killed nnd his wife wounded late last night three miles east of here by unidentified person hidden beside the road fired on them with a shotgun. They were driving home in a ear and stopped on account of obstruction in tin* road. As Shields stepped from the ear part of a load of hirdshot struek him in the head and the others struck his wife. Bloodhounds were taken to the scene immediately hut failed to piek up the trail hut the sheriff said today In- had a eluo whii h la- believed would lead to the identity of the slay­ er. Mrs. Shields is in the hospital here. •' —---------------- IIIy T lir < <. I -U t U ' F ln lr d I’ r r a a l RICHMOND, Fell. 7.—Thirty were injured, five with broken hacks re-j 1.0$ ANGELES, Fell. 7.—Police toeelvcd when they jumped lo the street. Property loss is approximately $150,- j day anno'iuoil no warrant had been 000. Police believe the death toll may reach between fifteen and twenty, issued ni'.iinst V nils. Search of the ruins began at ten o'clock. Fire apparently originated in the . ---basement and spread rapidly over the four floors. The clerk said numerous |,()S WO ELKS. Fell. 7. A tele­ guests jumped to the street from the third floor. One sailor came down graphic we >rant charging Edward the water spoilt with a mun on his hark and as lie made way to the ground Sands, foinior butler to Williams Desshouted “Don't crowd me." One man threw mattress to the street then jump­ inond Tnyh with Taylor’s murdor ed from the window on it, escaping with slight injuries. The flames were was issued by the police last night and wired to authorities at Carlin, discovered shortly after four o’clock. Nevada, according to information re­ ceived by the Los Angeles Examiner Take Tampa Boy, by Alleged Wire Tappers this morning. Mistake, To Woods For “Necktie” Party Are On Trial Today at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The New LaFrance pump nnd hose wagon recently purchased by the city will prove a good investment front many angles. It wns tested out yes­ terday on the lake front and also on Sanford Heights and proved to be nil that was claimed for it hy the manu­ facturers. The following is tho of­ ficial test: The following was requirements of Pumper accord1uj. to Contract: 120 Hi. pressure, 7.ri0 gallons water per minute. , SMALL IIOOSIER WINS 200 Ih. pressure, 375 gallons wntor RECORD FOR TARPON AT minute. FORT LAUDERDALE per250 lb. pressure, 250 gallons water per minute. I I I ) T l i r Vx x i i c l n l c i l P r r « » l FORT LAUDERDALE. Fob. 7.— Capacity named above to he deliver­ Record tarpon caught lust night here |,v <’, |.\ Allison landing ii silver king ed at a normal lift not to exceed ten weighing I Hi pounds. Allison feet. Computation of onpnrlty is found­ jx from Spenser Indiana, is a tin can ed upon Barometric pressure at sen tourist and weighs only 122. LAKELAND, Fell. 7.—(Special).— I edm r Sic/cd in Raid Had Names of Two Rollins College hoys, enrouto to Many People ST \ 11C SCHOOL MONEY M'I’o KTIONED TO COUNTIES attend the water sports at Tampa to­ M \ It A MILES MINTER i l l . | In- V .......I n n - i l I ' r i - a o i \ND AMOUNT TO EACH day, were dragged out of an automo­ LOVED DIRECTOR. FORT’ LAUDERDALE, Eel*. 7. A bile at the point of a pistol and taken LETTERS FOUND. III, Tlie A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s l to Auhurndale by a party of well- ledger seized in n raid on the headTALLAHASSEE, Fob. 7.—W. N. known Auhurndale men for the pur­ i|ii. rt»-r* of uii alleged hand of cnnfiI l ly T h e Vssoelnleil P r e s s I Sh,mi . State Superintendent of Pub­ dcii. i- nii'ii here Friday was introduced LOS ANGELES, Feb. 7.—The Ex­ lic lust ruction, has announced that aminer says a scented note on moiio- pose of being lynched. Upon arrival a- evidence today at the preliminary level. at Auhurndale, it was discovered that tin amount of money for the appor­ gramined stationery from Mary .Wiles The following is net uni tent of per­ the hoys, although of the right gen­ hearing of a dozen persons under ur- ' JOHNNY St Hilt ARD \\ \S THERE formance of pumper ns demonstrated tionment to. schools of the state is Minter dropped from one of Taylor’s -------eral appearance, were not the men rest. The ledger contained the unities c.i i.nl „ and base on fifty-five links while the police were examining of lli.'i persons nnd opposite each |u the write-up of the "Tinning of to the Commissioners: wanted. They were released. rents a pupil $93,137.55 of this amount the effects. It read: Pumper was placed oil tho hulk„f Johnny SchirThe two men wanted are men who. amounts varying from $0,000 to $177.,- (l)|, shrow.. tj,0 ha* been apportioned. The fund is head near the Clyde Line Dock hnv..... “Dearest I love you, I love you, I under the guise of bookligents, enter­ 000. OlfieialH me tumble , , .to say wheth-. aril was left out .l.eenuse .lie, ....... was not derived from interest on the state | ing a lift of ten feet. love you X X X X X X X X Yours ed a house in Auhurndale and a t­ or it was a record of swindles or part Of the paraphernalia to impress the ’>» the printed program ami otir ropFirst test was for capacity used school fund. always. Mary." tempted criminal assault upon a wom­ The apportionment by counties fol­ three lines of hose, two lines of which The last X was ten inches high an. It is now.• stated that the hook- intended victims. Other evidence in­ missed Johnnie’s cornet solos when he were 100 feet each, and one line of lows. agents escaped to the northward hy ‘reduced was an automatic telegraph $8,951,50 followed by an exclamation point. The sending machine which could be rig- watt playing, lie is Sanford's cole- 150 feet. Hachiia newspaper said she did not deny the tms and hy train. 043.40 t0 ! ged up in one ..... .. nnd send to tele- brnted hoy cornet 1st and one of the One 100 ft. line having a nozzle of llaker authorship. Miss Mintcr said she lov­ The Rollins students were going country, and lie added I 1-8 inches. 1,120.40 Hay graph instrument in another merely bust in the 910.85 ed him wit hall the respect and admi­ Tampa, picking up a ride at inter­ hy winding spring. Deputy Shackle- nu" h lo l,u entertainment Friday Other 100 ft. line having a nozzle of Itradford ration a young girl gives to n man vals. They were in the ear of Mr. 884.05 - inch. Hrevnrd and Mrs. Hansel Johnson, of Lake­ ford, of Duval county, who conducted *>*ght. 549,45 with the culture of Taylor. Other 150 ft line having a nozzle Rroward one man caught the raid, said he land when held up. One was Harry 900.95 Calhoun of I inch. Mundell, of Miami, formerly of Tam- burning papers as the deputies enter280.00 1 harlntte From lMs tent the pump delivered pa, where he has d ativ e s. The o th er's ed the house. Judge William I rice, | 000.00 783 gallons of water per minute, nt a <it rtis name is unknown here, Tump Trib-' of Miami, for tin* defense, entered a 501.05 pump pressure of 128 lbs. Clay blanket plea of not guilty. E. (J. line. 1,839.20 i 'tilunihin A second reading for capacity wns ! Thompson, of Pulm Beach, assisted 2,705.00 taken or. the same line of hose with 1*nilr 744.15 the same nozzle, the pump giving n 1le.soto Sues Chicago Opera j!’X iMvnM. attempted to show m volume of 815 gallons with a pressuro 158.95 Di\io the cross examination of Shackleford Co. For Half Million that none of the defendants were seen O N HAS IS OF ESTIMATES I'RE- of 8,403.40 121 lbs. Duval PARED FOR HOUSE WAYS 4,009.45 LATE PARLEY LEFT COMMIS­ High pressure rating 200 Ilia, 875 1 amliiu NEW YORK Feh. 7—A half miloperating any of the instruments in­ SIONS TO CARRY ON AND MEANS 188.10 gallons, pump pressure 210 lbs, vol­ Flagler lion dollar libel suit against the Chi- treduced a- evidence. The hearing THE WORK 404.25 ume of wntor 807 gallons per min­ Franklin eago Opera Company was filed in recessed for lunch at noon and sub­ Mir T l i r \NNorliiffil l*rp*»l 2,355.10 ute. One line of hose 250 ft. using •!ai|s<lcn WASHINGTON, Feh. 7.—Soldiers’ federal court today l.y counsel for pocims sent to C. N. Peterson and wife I I I ) T h e A N M o r l n I r i l 1‘r r a a i 182.00 I 1-8 inch nozzle. 'lades WASHINGTON, Fel). 7.—When the Madame Johanna Gailski, wife of «'f West Palm Reach to appear for the |,olul!, would cost the government up1,087.35 Washington conference went out of High pressure rateing 250 lbs., 2G0 Hamilton proximutcly two and one-half billion Captain Hans Tauscher, a German state, 1,158.85 existence yesterday it left a dozen gallons water per minute, 255 lha. Hardee !dollars on the basis of estimates pre­ j “ | ’ ~ 504.90 legatees in the form of commissions subject. pressure, volume of Water 810 gal­ Il rnundo pared for the House Ways and Means Madame Gailski charges that the CHASING I-IKK WAGON 407.00 lons. One line of hose 250 ft. usinft Highlands Committee hy the fiscal officers of opera company, after contract with CHIEF OUTDOOR SPORT FOR 7,970.00 I inch nozzle. Hillsborough her to sing the role of "Isolde" in two 1 JAt'KSONVILl.E PEOPLE the army, navy and marine corps. 1,407.05 f the powers together to discuss 11"lines Test on Sanford Heights: Chicago performances of "Tristan and 2,800.00 .orld problems. llydron located on corner of Cen­ Ja kson HIRTIIDAY SURPRISE Isolde" at $1,500 each, publicly c a n ­ Illy T lir A M iirlnlrd tral St. anil Magnolia Ave., which is 794.75 J' fferson Besides ninny general agreements to celled the contract on the ground that JACKSONVILLE, Feh. 7. - A 579.15 consult" among themselves when I nfnyetto Last week Mrs. M. Zorrennor of the the end of l inch main extending from putrons of grand opera would refuse favorite winter sport in this city is 1,137.00 lake 1,1117.(10 troublesome questions arise, the gov­ to henr her sing because of the pre­ that of chasing the fire apparatus West side was most pleasantly sur­ Eleventh St. Lee 1,004.30 ernments represented here authorized Pump pressure 70 lbs., nozzle pres­ sence in America of her husband, n and Chief Thomas W. Haney is until­ prised by friends nnd relatives it 1,703.30 specifically, among other things, a sure 00 lh*., delivering 220 gallons of Leon ; ority for the statement Hint the de- being her birthday anniversary. Tho former German army officer. levy 1,003.40 five-power conference eight years water per minute. evening wns pleasantly spent playing Madamom Gailski assorts cancel!- ’ pnrtmont is sorely overworked, Liberty 400.90 ution of the contract and the attend-1 To tho up town resident it seems gaqies and cards after which delici­ 1,734.70 Madison ant publication of "false and mall-1as if the department is on the go ous refreshments were served. There , IDENTIFY TWO OF FORT 1,470.20 Mauateo LAUDERDALE GANG FOR cions” reports council her the loss of . throughout the day and night. I lie were .‘Id folks who enjoyed this occns- { 2,929.30 •Marion $19,500 .1AX SWINDLER the stipulated $8,000 and have "do- {commotion caused when the apparatus ion. 1,041.15 commission” to regulate tho Chinese stroyod her curpring power, which does get underway, however, is roMonroe The meeting of the M. & O. Club Nassau 049.55 tariff, n "hoard of rofence" to con- herctoforo has been very large," so ( sponsible for much of this appearance, was held nt tho home of Mrs. M. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fob. 7. Tho <>knloosa 083.05 that she is without employment and t And during it all the fire-chasing fan Zcrremor. The afternoon was pleas­ niotfjheld in jail hero ns a result of 273.90 •>keeehoboo will beunahlo to obtain employment can toll very little of the location of antly spent in sewing. Mrs. Zorren­ Friday's raid on their establishment <>rnngc 2,021.25 commission to inquire into extra ter­ in her profession. ■the blaze hy the direction in which nor serving delicious resfreshmonts. were toilny Identified by Mr. nnd Mrs. 075,95 ritorial rights in China. Osceola . _____________ j the machines run. All members were present. Tho M. II. Hlumcnthnl of Cincinnati, O., I'alin Reach 1,440.45 Only two duties are bequeathed to FOURTEEN VARIETIES I ' H seems that Jacksonville, as hono- prize of the afternoon was won hy ns hnving fleeced them of $19,500 nt I’nsco 873.40 ! the secretariat-general of the uxpir()F FRUIT FROM ONE TREE Utting a big town, lias a system Mrs. F. Brandt which was a dainty St. Augustine early in Jnnunry. I’inellns 2,022.05 A man nnmod Cowan, who esenped _____ whereby the major stations are ul- handkerchief plcoted in pink. Folk 4,082.15 during the raid and is now being ways namedFor instance, when Illy T h e A aan rln lrd I'rra a ) 1,412.05 I’utmnn sought hy the police, wan Identified LAKE WALKS. Fob. 7.—A citrus No. j ROes on a run, station No. 2 lilt ING NEGRO PREACHER St. Johns 1,412.95 through his photograph hy tho couple tree with manifold possibilities of n hastens to fill its place. No. II movOF SOCIAL EQUALITY TO St. I.ucio 837.10 as n man who approached them on a scieatific naturo if no other, is now injj up to No. 2 etc. As a result an TAMPA FOR IlIS SAFETY Santa Rosa 1,635.15 compilt nnd have printed the correct­ growing at the Mammoth grove near awful raeket turns loose when tho train between St. Augustine nnd Jack­ Sarasota 304.05 ed minutes of the plenary sessions and here, it is understood. fire hell rings. The screeching sirens LAKELAND, Fob. 7.—F. Jenkins, a sonville and,led them into tho nlleged ' Seminole 1,202.30 committee meetings, and to act as a The tree is expected to henr four­ penetrate the air as the various ap­ negro preacher, wns arrested by the fraud. Officials said they expected to Sumter 955.90 teen varieties of fruit, at one time. paratus seurrys in nil directions. No. local police yesterday afternoon after arrest Cowan tonight or tomorrow. Suwnnoo 2,242.95 Mr. nnd Mrs. Rlumcnthal, who coma Nature Intended the tree to henr 1 station responds to nn alarm and preaching race equality in a colored Taylor 840.45 hero from St. Augustine when they grapefruit, it Is said, but man of the passes No. 2 racing noisuly to church in the colored settlement. Union 082.55 nnunccd that they would romnln here experimenting flair, bus grafted the man the station made vacant. The When questioned at police station Volusia . 2,107.80 other vnrlctles of citrus fruit onto it, fire-chasing fan chases hither and Jenkins admitted he had been waited nnd further tho prosecution. Wnkulln * 582.45 for transmission »to all conference nnd now Is awaiting the day when thither, not knowing which apparatus upon in Sanford where, he snid, ho Officials snld they expected n large Walton 1,303.50 crowd of victims of tho band's opera­ tangerines, kumqunts, limes, a tem­ to follow. was taken to tho woods by a whiteWashington 1,388.20. ple orange and mutiy other fruits of In a »ew minutes, the fire out sig­ gowned mob and hndly beaten. Jen­ tions to he on hnnd at tomorrow'n in future ure to be dealt with by di­ the kind come out in rainbow array. nal is sounded—few of the blitzes ure kins, who still carries tho marks of preliminary henring. RIGA It CORPORATION In addition to the twelve metf rect communication between the vnr- The tree is growing on the two iicro serious—nnd the town witnesses tho hiH flogging, wns tukon to Tnmpn for AT FORT PIERCE piece of the grove set aside us a dem­ shakedown process ns the machines safe-keeping, locul authorities fear­ charged with operating a gambling return to their respective stations. ing that similar action might ho met­ establishment, W. 0. Bnckrow of Cin­ kort Pierce, Fob. 7.—Announced | : \ ... „ _ onstration and experiment station. cinnati will he heard on tho charga This done tho town returns to nored to tho negro hero. Gulf Sugar Corporation would , FOR SALE-Warehouso with R. Itof frequenting gambling establish­ Heating swords Into plowshares j mujey, until the next alarm; Mignr refinery here with one | Hiding. Within four blocks of center Some girls look like human beings. ment. He wns arrested in the raid. in’t shorten the cnsuslty list while For tho month of Jnnunry tho fire won hundred ton dally capacity. Land of g w iritT And some girls wear blue paint purchased yesterday and tho construe-) Ue0’ W’ , people nurse the ambition to bent lo department responded to 180 culls or around their eyes. Ray It w itlin Herald Want Ad. un average of four plus u day. Hon will begin In tho near future. !’ 272-tfc comotives to a crossing. NEW CONFERENCE TO BE CONVENED 8 YEARS HENCE SOLDIERS BONUS WOULD COST n BILLIONS �Ts THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1922 PAGE SIX SOCIETY MRS. FRBI) DA1GER, Society Editor, Thone 217-W • I f r u n h n v r n njr I t l r n f i you — If r « a n r * K iilng n n y w h r r * n r e o r o l n * hum *, o r U yo u n r r r n t r r l n ln l n * , w rit* n p«.afnl m r i l In t h l a . d e p a r t m e n t , K i r i n * d etn lla , o r te le h p o n * th e Item . I t w ill be x rr n tly n p p rre ln trd . SOCIAL CALENDAR Monday—Business and Professional Women’s Club will meet at 8 p. m. at their club rooms. Tuesday—Miss Fern Ward will enter­ tain the members of the Hon-Ton Bridge Club. Wednesday—Little Miss Dorothea Lawson will chtertnin a number of her little friends at four o'clock at her home on Park avenue. Tho oc­ casion being her ninth birthday. Thursday—Mrs. S. E. Barrett will cntertnin the members of the Every Week Bridge Club. Friday—The Mother’s Club will meet at 3:30 at the Brotherhood rooms at Holy Cross Church. Snturdny—Children’s Story Hour will bo held at Central Pnrk nt four o’clock. tertnined nt a bridge Juncheon tho guests Including tho members of tho Duplicate Bridge Club. (junntities of lovely golden calen­ dulas were used in the rooms whoro the card tables were plncod. In tho dining room sweet pens in pastel tints were used in charming profusion. Following the luncheon, an inter­ esting game of duplicate hridgo was played. The prizes irridescont glass bon bon dishes were won by Mrs. S. Pulcston and Mrs. It. A. Newman. Mrs. Deane Turner and Mrs. D. L. Thrnsher substituted for absent club members. The club members pres­ ent were Mesdames F. L. Miller, It. A. Newman, A. P. Connelly, S. Pulcston and E. F. Housholder. GUESTH OF STONE ISLAND The following party were the guests of W. T. Donnelly and family an their yachts the Dawn and the New Era going over to Stone Island yester­ day afternoon. To those who are fimilinr with these fine yachts that are propelled with electricity the joys of yachting arc n new story for' tho forward yacht is furnished with tho electricity tho power plant of tho rear yacht and they glide nlong through Mrs. B. W. Herndon and her guest tho water with the ease nnd smooth­ ness of n bird skimming on the Mrs. J. E. Brouse, left today for Mlwater’s surface the forward yacht nmi where they will spend some time. having no vibrations or mdse nnd they Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. C. Tray wick an­ make splendid time so that the party nounce the birth of n son February 1st were nt Stone Island almost before nt their home on Third nnd Holly they knew it and were met at tho dock entrance by Mr. Commons who streets. transported them with a smaller boat much to the delight of the ladies Lieut, and Mrs. II. A. Bivins, of who while timid enjoyed the terror of Arcadia, were the week-end guests o f , the seas. Mr. and Mrs. Commons the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. were there to meet them and they re­ W. Herndon. paired to the Commons bungalow Mr. nnd Mrs. A. It. Key and their where they spent a most plensnnt guests Mrs. George Rice, Mrs. Arthur afternoon looking at her wonderful Fiske and Mrs. Charles Bliss, of Wor- collection of paintings on china and chester, Mass., motored to Daytona procelain nnd the "Cnmeonns” that Bench yesterday where they were the have made her famous. Mr. and Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Twitch- Commons now own seven hundred all. Mesdames Itice, Fiske and Bliss acres of laud in this vicinity ami are leave from Daytona for Miami nnd indeed the "king and queen" of other places of interest on the East Stone Island. On a long picnic table the gueses were served tea and coffee Coast and Cuba. and dainty sandwiches, preserved figs, guavas, jellies of many kinds and DCPI.ICATK BRIDGE CLUB ice cream and cake and left only when Mrs. E. M. Galloway was the grac­ darkness compel led them to embark ious hostess Saturday when she cn- for the journey home. Under the able supervision of Cnpt. W. T. Donnely and his son, Normnn Donnely tho able pilot and Cnpt Jerry and Lieut. Matt, tho the journey Journey home was wns made mndo in good time with the searchlight playing on the Inko shore and thoi"skyscrapers” along the water front of Sanford nnd all arrived in due time safe and sound with the feeling that tho Donnellys have the finest method of enjoying life that could be dovlsed on sen nnd the Commons hnvo tho grentest "land" proposition. Among those enjoying the occnssion wore; Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. Thrnsk nnd dnughtcr, Miss Olive, Miss Snru Evelyn Wil­ liams, Mr. nnd Mrs. Poarman nnd children, Mr. nnd Mrs, R. J. Holly, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. T. Donnelly nnd son Normnn and daughtor, Helen mid niece, Miss Simmons. Spnce will not permit an extended «{|icription of Stone Island but to anyone who has never visited this en­ chanted spot it would ho well to say that the Intchstring is nlwnys out nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Commons nro nlwnys glad to entertain visitors. It is well worth the trip to go on tho wnter or vin Osteen nnd tho Enterprise rond. CARD OF THANKS The Chnirmnn of tho Flnnnceo Com­ mittee of tho Literntufe Department of tho Woninn’s Club, wishes to thnnk each and every one who gave of their time nnd talent to make tho Shnkcspenronn play "The Taming of the Shrew" an educational success and thereby aiding the Literature and Music Departments financially. The City of Sanford has every rea­ son to be proud of its homo talent, which enn not be surpassed by nny in the state. The program committee, Mesdames John Loonardi, Schellc Moines nnd B. J, Sterling wish to thnnk the Snnford Herald and the business men of Sanford who helped so materially bv gladly buying space. In behalf of the departments, I ex­ tend thanks and appreciation tir all that took part in the play. MRS, B. .1. STARLING. Chairman. nil the net proceeds ronUzod by tho Club from this Attraction will bo do* nnted to tho Fornnld—Laughton 1 llw I11**/ VUIM^IIV •» "A Little Child Shall Lend Them,’’ nnd every lady accompanied by a paid admission mny spe tho show free. It fit hoped that hte Hospital will re­ ceive n neat sum from this source. STOLE FORD CAR The Ford enr of Mr. nnd Mrs. Al­ fred King was stolen from tho front of the Iinptist Temple Inst night while the fnmily wns attending church services. As they hnd tho key in tho car tho thieves evidently detach­ ed tho wires and made away with tho car on Park Avenue between eight nnd nine o’clock. As soon ns church wns over Mrs. King discovered her loss nnd summoned the officers who nro now working on the ense nnd expoct to land tho thieves who were seen hanging around Inst night just before tho car wns tnken. The car wns a 1020 modol and hnd a dent in the left hnnd side whero it hnd been struck by another car, the license number wns 20480. Left fender b |n t nnd left side of car bent nent the front, lenky radiator, chock tied on with string, lights in renr of cutnin hnvo been tom out nnd pasted in, curtnin torn nnd sewed together.. Any information relntlvo to the car would be appreciated by the county or tho city officials or the owners. K. OF C. CARNIVAL FEBRUARY 21, 22, 2.1 ALICE LAKE in “The Hole in The wall” A lso “W IN N E R S OP THE WEST” SB Tomorrow— William DcMillc Production Lulu B elt’ with Lois Wilson, Milton Sills and Theodore Roberts— And FOX NEWS Chits. Brudy, the Baritone Soloist, will sing every Wednesday ' CLASSIFIED ADS Classified advertisements, .1 cents a line. No ad taken fur l«u thia 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. c*,k must accompany nILAirder*. Count fire words to a line nnd remit at. cordingly. WANTED—Customers for fresh milk,I FOR SALE morning nnd evening <leliv«ries.-R TRY GUARANTEED AMERICAN L. Gnrrison. Phono 3711. 1GU-St-Tn Leather Dubbin. Will waterproof 204-tfc and preserve your shoes. In black and tan. Price 25c per box at all shoe dealers. 271-lwc All tho nrrnngements have been completed for tho annual mid-winter carnival nnd festival of the local Coun­ cil^ Knights of Columbus, and this year it promises to be bigger nnd bet­ ter than ever. They have gone to a Haircut, 10 cents. Second Street large expense to make this production Barber Shop. 271-ltp if not tho very best, at least one of FOR SALE—A few thousand Living­ the best ever staged in Sanford, and ston Globe tomato plants, at $1.50 from the advance dope given to n rep­ per thousand.—W. R. Guerry, Route 1, resentative of the Herald it is going Box 00. 271-ltp to be an affair long to be remembered. This carnival takes place Tuesday, FOR SALE Double barrel shot gun. MELVILLE COMEDIANS No use for it. Call corner Fourth Wednesday ami Thursday, February street and Sanford avenue. See the HERE—PLAYING FOR 21st, 22nd and 2!!rd, on the vacant lot 271-3tp IIOSPITA BENEFIT on First street, next to the postof- gun. C. II. Lefflor. FOR RENT— I room cottago and fico. kitchenette on Heights. Reasonable, The big canvas theatre of the Mel‘’'I*' .',f the main features of this carnival will lie a two act musical Get key 1007 West First St.—II. W. ville Commcdinns has been erected on comedy called "The Boozy Cruzcrs" i Allen. 2G0-0tp tlie lot next to the Post office, Bert with Robert Herndon in the leading j Melville and his company of players GENERAL REPAIRING FOR RENT will delight people for the week. An- [roll. Bob is tho best character come- j , Old Ford G«r»|» REM lwo furnished house- West First St. nnunccment lias been tnndc by the dinn in Sanford and will bo supported j keeping rooms on first floor, run­ Phone No. 147-W Kiwnnis Club, under whoso auspices in this play by an able cast consisting ning water in the kitchen.- 314 Enut the Melville Players nro engnged, tlmt of such men as Clarence Mnhoncy, Fifth Street. 270-2tp Tom Eagan, Sid Rive, Reg Holly, PoFOlT RENT—Furnished two house ter Schnnl, Tom Meredith, Byron keeping rooms, 2()li East Third St. Stevens and many others. Tills show I'lRYL’ $1.25 270-2tp Is bound to attract attention for the -1 Store in Florida EACH reason that it is as good, if not bet­ "For RENT—Furnished lied room. IN P. S. A. ter than the usual dollar attractions Over Seminolo Cafe. .Md-tf-c put on by local talent but will only FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms for .‘nt. cost 35c. The show is made for light housekeeping. 318 Palmetto IV ml. laughing purposes only ami the public nve. 2GD-10tp is promised an hour and a half of real SELLS IT FOR LESS The dink ii fun and amusement to say nothing of FOR RENT—Three large unfurnish­ ed roms newly papered, large ver­ throw a upward at several good musical numbers. each explosion The ladies of the Business and Pro­ anda, soft water in kitchen, corner of Celery and Mulonvillo ave. 209-3tp striking the bob fessional Woman’s Club will lie given loin end of the full charge of another one of the a t­ WANTED porrelain, after tractions and will put on a pageant FARM WANTED—Wanted to hear explosion the disk play that will equal any of its kind from owner of a farm for sale. Give again drops to in before and the price of this attraction lowest price, and full particulars.—L. normal position will also be within the reach of nil. An Jones, Box 551, Olney, III. 271-ltp at the Imllom re­ athletic show and side show will be maining bright two more attractions worthy of your WANTED TO TRADE—IHgh~clnss Orlando improved real estate closo and clean. consideration. The regular grind stores, paddle in for stock of goods in Sanford. Ad­ FAMOUS wheels, etc., will be of an entirely dress M. V. Robbins, 42 West Church St., Orlando, Fin. lG9-3tc different nature, every thing absolute­ ly new and the prices will bo the low­ WANTED—To exchange nice homo in Orlando for small improved farm est of any carnival ever playing San­ ford before. A cafeteria supper will at Sanford. Will give difference. I bo served every evening of tho carni­ also wont to rent a 4 or 5 room mod­ val, the Sanford Band will play each ern cottage at Sanford; also want to ru n ’s montliH where the station­ night, there will bo ninny free at­ rent ono to 5 acres tiled farm. Ad­ ary point plug is cleaned daily. tractions, and taking it all in all, this dress, .1. B, Smith, Rox 30, Orlando, Firing points separate one-halt 2G0-3tp inch at each explosion of the mo­ promises to bo ono of tho biggest Fla. tor, preventing oil from crossing times of the season for all Sanford. LOST the firing gap. If your motor is Mako no dates that will conflict with Including’ Evening Dresses the above, make your plans to join the LOST—Silver mesh bag, with name pumping oil and you are continu­ Nell Lawson on it. Finder return ally cleaning your plugs, go to crowds and have ono big time. to Mrs. J. R. Lawson on Park avenue your dealer today and illsj‘„va and stout Ladies* Dresses up Ono of tho biggest Contracts for and receive reward. 271-2tp complete set. For sale by HE'* advertising ever let to advertise a lo­ to size 46. In response to the cal affair has been lot by the Knights LUST—•A A child's black taffeta coat on AN-WHEELER MOTOR CO­ of Columbus and people will know of Magnolia nvenuo between First and FRANK AKERS TIRE CO., and It for miles around and many visitors Second streets. Finder please return other leading dealers. In the heavy demand for Eveningwill bo in town for those days. Full to Mrs. I. E. Estridge and receive re­ event your dealer cannot supply Information regarding tho different ward. 271-2tp you, please give dealer’s name. Dresses and Dresses for stout events will be found in the Herald LOST—Lady’s black velvet hand bag Mfg. only by the from now on nnd if you will watch for containing handkerchief, money, ladies, we had our New York those special announcements you will spectacle case, door key No. 30. Re­ be advised of some big doings. Re­ turn to Herald and receive reward. office ship these beautiful member the dates, Feb, 21st, 22nd nnd 271-3tp 23rd. WARD & RIVE Hof - Mac Battery Co. Where You Get MORE SATISFACTION For Less Money 10 Stores in Georgia- Churchwell A n oth er S h ip m en t of Spring Dresses SCHLECHT SLIDING GAP PLUG Churchwells Frocks by express and we are sure you 11 be delighted with our selection. The Churchwell Co. SELLS IT FOR LESS First Street Welaka Block Hit ha ha h’j ha ha ha ha ha lot PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR K\ ha ha ha ha hii ha ha ha ha Business Opportunities ha ha ha ha ha MANUFACTURER of Garden Trac­ tors, now doing business all over the world, wants representatives in nil hurts of Florida. Tractor Iuih over­ head valve motor, clutch, air cleaners and every Working pnrt enclosed. Do Thursday night—Kiwnnis Club and n°t reply unless able to finnneo nt Rotary Basket ball. least one demonstrator. Retail price, Fob. 13,—Saint Agnes' Valentino $190.00, Good profit. Unlimited Held pnrty. among truck farmers, small fruit growers and suburbanites. Machin­ Feb. 21-22—Woman's Club Colonial ery experience unnecessary.—II. L. party. Downing, Territory Organizer, Gener­ al delivery, Tampa. 271-ltc Fob. 24.—Charity Ball. Don't go around talking about boMr. Ford bns produced enough f la ­ ing hungry when for 50c you cun get vors to got tho world thoroughly rnt- the best there Ih going and plenty of tled. it nt the Lincoln House. 271-2tp SCHLECHT SPARK PLUG CO. BRADENTOWN, FLORIDA Patronize homo industries if they deserve it. GREEN COVE CITIZEN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN JACKSONVILLE ACCIRBJACKSONVILLE, Fob. tl.-l’h ^ ' ians said todny M. G. Johnson, Covo Springs, hurt yesterday v trnln struck automobile nt ^ crossing, near tho city limits hej* probnbly fatally injured. 1‘ . fourteen yenr old son 8Cr'oUl5 Jurod. Johnsons condition btf worso during tho night. �->• ' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1922 PAGE TWO SANFORD DAILY, HERALD; — - OUR SANFORD **«! ? WERE THERE ALL THE TIME l^blUhrd fVfrj nflrrnon* except Hub- incuts with deep Wells find test out i " W 'n X Z ^ 8 $ e * L . m the nrtesinn water of this district for ( £ •-----------------------------------------------r undoubtedly there is a bounteous ™ THE HERALD PRINTING CO. earth - » * ns.rwellU>as l*Ulii.i silicas S e c u r ity -S e r v ic e at other places in | 1 t 1V------------------------TT^— 1the state an<l Elder Springs south of , *<» H> JOHN "RED" DAVIS h ! J.’ L11.LA11D!..!”" sccrctiirr-Tr «■«■urer the city proves this statement. If the * c. K i C I j j r f w t i . i!a"«*rr test well here fails to bring out any . ** m t a h h n M M l P Fa P*i Pa Pa Fa Fa Fa Pa i*honp 1 -iH up lu Qioo r. M._____ indication of soft water from an n r- 1 ru Fa Advert Ulna llutea Mndp Known on ! tcnlnn source it will not ho difficult Application j to tap one of the mnny clenr water , **nut|'* Davis, formerly sporting ed- the people will ^njoy n little sporting *-i.„ near Sanford ..n.i ..it... us "ii Sanford Herald, hut now news just as well as some of your This institution, whose success and strength has 0 . . ¥ « r r,P" ° n ,,r‘" . ^ “r V o o 1hikes and give all n>" the jj|ir ()f ■u Montn^T::::::::::::::::::— .... 3.00 80ft nnd pure wnter that wp need with the Jacksonville Metropolis, J polished editorials—some time I like been bullded by a loyal people, whose most valu­ Wcrkr< ‘r*d ln Cl*r by C"rriar co n f , and a filiation plant would make 'any went down to Lakeland Friday with sport news b etter—for all the edltor------------------.............. Tfce hi* n . IU to pit lN-pauc |,0y»* Kiris' ' lals I read now «*V nro *vw too bloondiiK Ioiik. able asset Is tho confidence, trust and esteem of AHr ua«t - H« Weekly • «*/ ”Herv< °f t*lp ^n*<e wnter _into pure 1 1 1drlhkingi p "lJvapH ” ■ ’V ■* team and 'met our r.---1< \ :Ldd u S U : r ” c r ? T r ^ r . a-“".£ water and water that could be'U««l | tunm nt the station. He says ho was | and everybody's writing the same those who know It best nnd whose highest entU lix rote* nmdc known on nppllcu- for domestic purposes. \\ nut "«■* s() impressed with our Kiris tenm that thimr "Come to Our Citv It’ss the v ”.";. nV ^V n'^donncc. | phur water is the purest in the world hc JllHt hn(, t() wr|to the followiriK: Only One."deavor is to nttaln still higher plains of se r v ic e year 1 'lttsss It I" tlcath on wnter pipes and Is ex( M K H 1IKII T i l l : A S S O C I A T K O pensive in every way to the owners wishes you a happy, healthful nnd prosperous Wake up Seminole! Maude I.nke, in my opinion, was the of property is had on endues nnd boil- j New Year. oustandinR star of both sextets. She ers and is detrimental to „ , , . . .our city. . In . | You have n K iri’s basket ball sex- I was closely followed by Hamilton of Cold weather nKnln and it is Jpst ,nnny wnys. Jacksonville is troubled twt_ nnd ,|on-t know it. i Lakeland, nnd Spencer, Holly, Styles, we needed. , with the same kind of water and is _____ ! Marshall and Wheelcss of Seminole. ------- — o—- -----; cnstinK about new for some relief ns Friday afternoon while on the train The Middle Atlantic coast is in the the following' Associated Press dis- | with the Duval Tigers we reached . . , , , , , Here's the most truthful paragraph throes of another wintry gale with wmild indicate: Sanford—three minutes later a dole- of the whole lot: With tile exception sno wand ice and sleet, How happy l Plans to supply this city with soft ffnt|o|1 <)f «ei,j|,|ren” (I say children iliimilton we are in Florida. water to supplant its present urtesMevcr once did our party dream of , * . Miss 'j , , « # at, , forward . , . for — ■■a-----Imi qtmnlv nrti 1 1 1 1 (1 0 1 * ooiisidorfitiGin liv .* t . * .. . viit Sn.ifoid i k I laa supply are umur toiisau ran. n ov t( wt,ru basketball players) hoard- t> „ . ........„......... ... h stood c over - . * the same train and sent up three , ' . P^sontntivts ike Sunfoid Every time you put on. special the city commissioners. Suggestions have been heard that cbw.rs f«r Duval (Standes over Orlando in every way sales and bring new people to Sanford _____ i undo-, the sun. Brother Glynn, I’ll he you are huilditiK up more trade and the Suwanoo river he tapped while ■III Ili(rllt t|lcll IUI investigation was in C.!..mlo some time shortly—look huihliiiK us a bigger Sanford. Try it. other plans would obtain the water 1 still think you have the best from Kingsley's Lake, Sand Hill, Lake Mtarl(„, hav|njt nu>t Misses Mil­ me ---------- n----------Tho Lincoln House ndwrii-., nu morning paper in Orlando. Sanford Machine # Our sympathy is extended to geni * Plm-k Creek. St. Mary's river and (!ml j [(1||y an,| Maude Lake, two that menu, hut you men and ladies , ,in Foundry Co. Hilly Martin of Orlando, Orange other sources. Tim practicability , km,w ,,.K.k in llll7( j folini| out they the best 60c meals served in S.mford LOIS WILSON IN FINE HOLE County's efficient Tny Collector who of softening the present supply has were going to Lakeland, the very there. Try us. 27! 2lp General Machine nnd Holler Work; broke his leg from railing from a lad­ also been considered but opponents of same place we were headed for. Dainty Lois Wilson, u popular Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Pistons; der at his home. Hilly has often this method argue that the artesian screen actress, lias an excellent role, Oversize Hings and Pins; Flywheel! supply is slowly diminishing and that w th||tV lltr my minti. The game nlmost broken a leg collecting taxes, tlmi of a spinster, in William do stce, Gcnr Bands; Crank Shafts re-! in time the city will lime to on to w|jj aonn begin as soon as I sketch we opine. Mllle’s Paramount production, ".Miss , . . other sources anyway. a f,.w more sidelights. ---------- o ---------. , „Hett, ,, which , • . will ,,, be , ..the ,feature . turned; agents for Cnlllo Inboard nnd Lulu Jacksonville's water supply has long _____ Sanford's new pumper is one at the Star Theatre tonight. Milton Outboard Motors. Phone 62 been the conversation, at least. In of the best that is made. It means .. , Edna Styles is now talking after Sills is tending man nnd Theodore i ' most sections of the city the supply We wish to announce that we have better fire protection, cheaper insur­ is extracted. In the sections not s,i being introduced to the various Duval Roberts and Helen Ferguson are in SANFORD N O V E I/n ■been granted the Florida agency fur ance rates and a hotter sense of secur­ served, however, the presence of sul- players: "Hoy’s, we, are. ,going to ,, the cast. the— ity for the business men of Sanford. , . , water is easily imtlcinble, ti„i„Ki.. wear your colors and root WORKS pinnated J . . . for . . you nil It is money well spent and The Herald Some . . -I it as I,....!.,,, Very V. C. COLLER, Prop. newcomers describe having tonight against , ,, , Lakeland. n , , good Haircut, 10 cents. Second Street i wishes to congratulate «ur City . . . . i , i . ,i.„ says led Heed, Duvals captain, I General Shop and Mill llnrhcr Shop. a decide!y' unpleasant odor while the 271tip Commissioners who purchased it, cubists of language say flatly that it ---------- o---------Captain Ted Heed then calls his Work Made by the largest manufacturers of carries the stench of over-ripe eggs. Tin* Nellie Turner Circle meets with ] We suppose that Mississippi will The housewife complains that it gang, or rather gentlemen, together Mrs. Edison Freeman next Wednesday. CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDEA Grand Pianos exclusively in the world. soon ho in the midst of a case similar blackens the silverware. One of these superb instruments in The rnn- and orders a cheer sent up for the Cel­ afternoon at 3:30 at -106 .Myrtle ave­ 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FI. to the Hreckenridge-I’olhird case that <ervntivc old timer argues in return ery City. Here’s the way it sounded nue. dull art mahogany will he on , -i.liilii27Q-ntc to me on tin- train "Hah-Itah-Hah-iri tore up KeKntmkv many years ago. tliat the water benefits the health. tion alt tills week in Geo. W. Knight It seems that men in high positions in the meantime, the newcomer, ex­ .if them for the Celery City." PALM ROOM of the Specialist in Spinal Adjustments must walk tin- straight ami narrow cepting the women-folk who find re­ Real Estate and Insurance HOTEL VALDEZ path like other people. And very adjustment more difficult, becomes Some one in the Duval crowd asked SANFORD FLORIDA often men in high positions are ta r­ accustomed to tho water. Emma Spencer if she was a player or Write us for price and terms gets when they are absolutely in­ Neither are the women to he satis­ the girl that was supposed to hold Wm. J. Kermode, D. C. nocent. H. W. NICKERSON J, H. HINTERMISTER fied with the supply in the sections the players’ neckties and luindkurDoctor of Chiropractic whero natures intentions are thwart- chiefs—what prompted this silly Public Accountant; Audits—Systems Garner-Woodruff Building PIANO CO. It is unbelievable that monied men ed |,y the filtering plant. Although question from this Duval player was Income Tax Service BUY IN SANFORD Room 16 McNoill-Davis Bldg. of Sanford would put their money in .-lmrii of its sulphur, the water is still Emma’s size. From tho back rows Office Hours: Phono 852 Orlando, Fla. foreign stocks, wild eat schemes of all hard and injures the hair, they assert. Gayle Marshall said, "Why she’s the !> to )2 a, m. nnd 1to 6 p. m. kinds when they can safely invest Instead of the glossy strands the eoif- ‘plnyingcst fool’ in the county." ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M l , s i n u s SB Sundays and evenings by appointment their money in Valdez Hotel bonds fenr becomes colorless and coarse, -------Auto Radiator Repair The game begins: Sanford enters in Sanford Building & Loan stock and according to current gossip. YOU CAN GET MORE Shop Receptacles to catch rain water are the court. From numerous voices on 14 M iq lo *a Rj *4 Ra sa Ra ill Sanford real estate all of them safe and sure investments. There are quite the fad among the younger set. tin? sidelines I remembered a few <.f ■a Pj Located nt 207 French Ave., between many grind paying corporations here while Die hair-dressing establishments Lakeland's remarks. Some one said, 12nd and Third. E. It. HERGQUIST. that would take muiic of the .-orpins advertise as an asset the fact that "What kindergarten are they from ’" M money of ties dslrict from time to they us e water from above rather f Another said "Why they are babies, time in east* the men of money want­ than beneath." they eaa't expu.t to play our big QUALITY & SERVICE ed nil investment. All home invest­ ._a _____ girls." Another come forth with this I ments are good and investing your "Why they’ll lie mince pie for us, they P-t money in San ''on! means that you are haven’t got a chalice." All of a slid .*41 building nn Sanford ami that yon nro den Maude Lake nearly knocked one *11 making a safe investment for your­ of l.nltchmd’.s girls into Vnl'.’sia *oun- *4 Von Can Find the Name of Every Live Professional and Constance Talmadgi with Dirue- tv. Then the tune t mod. self and family. Think it over. i * P .1 lltisiucsN Man in Sanford in --------it tor Chid Withey. Cameraman Olivci —at— p-a This Column Each Day Maieli and her entire company, trnvAfter Maude has demonstrated her p* WANT SOFT WATER clod from New York to Minimi, Fla., ,1m l; Dempsey prowess someone yelle., *« pj Pa Px Pa Pn Pa put Pa It is one of Sanford’s problems to to make some exteriors for "Less on fvotn t1 sidelines "Why she plays too find a supply of soft water for many in Love," adapted for the screen by , ,;igh " I then thought the Lakeland George A. DeCottes SAVE YOU MONEY and various reasons. Wh'le the pres- .*Grant Carpenter from Douglas Mur- |,„|y that made that remark should Attorney-at-I>aw Write us ray’s piny, “The Man from Totonhave lu shed off her glasses a little ent supply nf water is undoubtedly Over Seminole County Hank I to." This product ion which is Miss U M (| (jk-.icod at Miss Hamilton who the healthiest and best of its kind to 1 Empire Hotel Block SANFOItD be obtained the very fart that it is Talmadge’s latest Associated First was playing forward for Lakeland. IFLORIDA ORLANDO, FLORIDA ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■« National release, will lie the. ......... nltrnetartesian sulphur water makes it oh-1...... ............ ..... ' ................. jertlnnalde to many strangers and !t t '"n ftt t,u‘ HtarTheatre tomorrow ( Than Lakeland looked Edna Styles Sanford Const ruct’n ,Co Is SO hard as to be almost useless for " ‘k'bt. This story was played in this „Ver and I mean right from Paris CONTItACTORS AND I1UILDRRS many domestic purposes. The sulphur ' ,,,rtl"tr>’ l,>’ Miller under the she has the style.She plays bnsket■ Planes nnd Specifications Cneerlull; ■■ ■ Ih gaseous and can be eliminated by I tWo f,f “ I’erkins’’ and it is still play- hall excellently. ■ ■ Furnished due process and was supposed to be ' in«t in l-n^laml as "The Man from -------■ ■ All Work Gtmrimlerd ■ ■ eliminated in the contract with the I T ‘,r" n to ’" i Probably the sensation or the even■ ■ II. T. PACE P. O lt..v ?a ■ On the Okeechobee Brunch of the Florida East Const Railway, Chulun* Southern D tilili., Co., hut they hnvol -----------------------wus the way theLnkclnnd fans gaze,I II■■ ta, Fla., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date done nothing as yet nnd probably | HERALD ADS get results. in nmnzement over the work of .Mildied Holly at forward and Emma Sanford Steam Laundry n modern brick hotel, with private baths and hot water heat. First ; class cuisine. Rntcs $2.50 to $3.50 per dny; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ Kpencer at forward, the "two children" FOR SERVICE 3 cording to location of room'. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ U U U M M I H B I U n H U i f the Sanford sextet—I say children ■ Cnll UG-.I ■ j for it's not right to say babies. Both ■ W. RAWIJNG, Prop. Mildred and Emma marched through : MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager ■ Polk county like Shernmn marched ■ Acteylene Welding through Georgia back in '66—they ■■^■■□■■■■■■■■■MaVBnaaMBn,HHaHHDIiaHaaRHHanHp HHHaRainu> OF ALL KINDS raised whatever you want to call it. Sanford Welding Co. ■■■■■■■■■■nHMntuia a a n n a a a ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■ Sura Whceless at standing center It)!) North Snnford Avenue was also a star in tills game. Often Sara received her Jolts after running into a few of Lakeland’s heavyweights S. O. Shinholser Through physical work, mental ef­ but for every Jolt she received sotneContractor and Builder | body else received an earthquake in fort, with a big clash of persistency • return. SANFORD -!• FLORID * - t The Peoples Bank of Sanford ) IANOS HONOGRAPHS 1 Premier Baby Grand VALUE PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS FOR $1.00 GLOBE PIANO CO. THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. ___ CHULUOTA INN m How May I Become Financially Independent? PLAN NOW TO HAVE YOUR OWN HOME of purpose to season them. “With a growing Bank Account, dif­ ficulties, and all th at clan of awe­ some spectres, vanish like clouds be­ fore the winch" 5 Storage Facilities Emma Spencer shot three field If we idease yna, tell others; if no goals and all three wore shot over the tell us. Phone 49H ■ head of a girl who must have been as tall a s Sanford’s onco-upon-a-tlme fatuous Helen Hand. Hotel Montezuma Talk about rooting for Duval— Lakeland thought Duval county iiud moved to Polk when tho ladies from I Seminole turned loose. And all tho i time Sanford's girls wore kidding tho a spectators about how lmd Duval was * beating the hoys. A COMMUNITY BUILDER uj -------the p# i»t FORSTER, President U. F. WHITNEU, Cashier j Attention Mr. Holly: Boost thu girls' and hoy's team—maybe some of I F ir s t 5 By all means Sanford High bring "WE DELIVER THE GOODN Lakeland to Sanford. The girls can heat them. Quick Service Transfei National Bank J Ownership of Real Estate gives you a definite place and in­ fluence in the community. It makes you a more desirable citizen. ANI) WHAT BETTER INVESTMENT CAN YOU MAKE? "Sanford’s New Hotel” $1.50 Up Per Day COMFORT COTTAGE Is now open for guests. Will ho glad to so,, now as well as old friends. Rooms and meals, also meals. House heated. .Miss N. A. Walker Mrs. M. Martin Meisch Really C o . A. P. CONNELLY, Agent ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n u ti d M If d H J n �V'VJ r~T./-y THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1922 pi * * cstorduy's m temperature ,t f S r - y r t ‘"ih-nstor blowing right ‘ "!!, of the Southeast an It 1 “nj-nnd the temperature 1 Lvn considerably below 80 ' I vet yesterday’s climate S X ’. U h w t a t w .^ W this morning makes a little bit more and all of i t # likes a maximum of HO or n minimum of f>7. Hut It sounds like winter this mominff and the celery will k f t in to perk up again. N othing dangerous in the gather as yet Only a lit­ tle touch -f Valentine Day. Y io A. M. FBH. 7, 1022 un M axim um .............. ™ Minimum ........ Range Barometer ... y.... 30,01 Northwest and dear. fz fA fu f j frj tm Pn Ka pi gT Pa p.3 Ki Pa Pa Pa the w ea th er foil t o n i g h t and Wcdnoafreesiag temperature in the .toy, voider tonight .with extreme north; heavy frost in north . mi prolmldy contm| p o r t i o n s and light to heavy fros t in interior of South portion tonight. m r.\ f i Pi Pa Pa Pa wa n s P a Pa Pa Pa ant have many friends hero who nro glad to see them again. Thoy nro enroute to points in south Florida to spend the winter. at tho Parish House was discussed and tho Ilotnrinns wero given liberal supply of snake oil to rub on them­ selves tonight and thoy think thoy enn put it over cm the Kiwnnnls Club Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Cross and Mr. this time. and Mrs. F. K. Vance of Troy, Ohio., who are the guests of E. II. Vnnce of MEN’S CI.UH VICTORS. Winter Garden wore in tho city ycnterdny. • F. E. Vance is the editor The Men’s Ciub defeated tho Con­ of tho Troy, Ohio Dnily News. gregational Club last night at the Parish House howling alleys by a Mrs. Walter Wight of Cordole Gn., margin of 17-1 points. The line-up nnd and Mrs. Winthrop of Tallahassee score follows: left for their homes after a pleasant Mcn'H Club visit here with Mrs. Henry Wight nnd Butt* ................ ..146 111 M0 309 Mrs, James Sharon. Mrs. Wight Bennett ............. 111 12!1 151 386 will return in n few weeks Fox ................... 125 Lit 138 377 having rented the Gnbctt home for Ovcrlin ..............M l 100 117 358 tho slimmer. Matthew* ........ m 121 07 352 HAND COLLECTED FOR SALVATION AltMY LAST SUNDAY Club total. Congregational Bolding .............. 120 Holly ................. 10D Pennington ........ 100 121 K ent............. Helmut! ........... 117 Jewett ......... ____ PAGE FIVE fondant; nnd that affiant further snyi that ho believes tho age, of tho defend­ : ant to be over twenty-one years. You, therefore, Elizabeth Hall, arc ordered to appear to this hill herein duly filed in this cause on the 0th dny of March, A. 1). 1022, the same being a Hide Day of thin Court. It is further ordered that this no­ tice be published for four eomteeutivo weeks in the Sanford Herald, a news­ paper published in Seminole County, Florida. ‘ Witness: E. A, Douglass, Clerk of the Circuit Court, nnd a seal thereof, this 0th day of February, A. D. 1022. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk of the Circuit Court. By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. : THETFOHD & WILKINSON, Solicitors for Complt. 272-fitc Club. 151 138 13G 112 111 100 101 III) ill 70 SPECIAL OFFER ■109 367 Tho Delineator, 12 copies for $1.20. 323 This offer closes February 17.—Yow 272-2tc 321 ell Co, 208 70 The Revenue Act of 1921 ■ ^■"■■■■■■■■BBBaBBBBaBaB:];3BBBBaBBaBaBB<i;MHBan«nnannnnaB la the Circuit Court Seventh Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida.—In Chancery. . Prices—$1.00, $1.50, $2.00, plus tax Mail orders to Auditorium, Daytona Beach, Florida, or Phone 820 ■ H ■ a B ■ a p p p R in s & B r itt 1018 West First Street THE SUB-TROPICAL MID-WINTER FAIR IS YOUR FAIR fiant that Elizabeth Hall is a non-rcs!c .'l cf tho State of Florida, and that she, is a resident of tho State of New York, residing in Iluffnlo, New York,’ and that there is no person in th e ! State of Florida, the service of a sub-J poena upon whom would bind the do- 105 P a lm e tto SI., S an fo rd , F la. F. P. .3 We Invite You and Hope You Will Invite Everybody GREATEST RACES IN FLORIDA THIS IS A BIG THING Really quite the biggest thing you ever saw in the way of a Fair. Every Department is full up; and happy to say, Seminole County is in to help make it a success. Tank up your auto and come. Reduced Rail Rates. Orlando, Florida FEB. 14-15-16-17-18, 1922 ! W. It. O’NEAL, Pi es. C. E. HOWARD, See. Mr. Automobile Owner j Re-Grind Your Motor Cylinders and Increase ST POWER with the Saving of OIL and Gas • Stop and Think £ j Why sacrifice on tho value of your car by turning it in when * you can have the cylinders re-ground and fit with DELUXE ■ PISTONS and have a hotter running motor than before. ■ ■ __ _ _ _ _ _ a The Oil and Gas You’ve Bought and Lost * Would More than Pay Regrinding Cost 3 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ GUARANTEED TIRES [ AND TUBES Vi 1018 West First Street SPECIAL INVITATION TO THE FOLKS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY Tires Tubes $1.00 ■■ ..................$ 8.50 .10x5 2.10 ■ DIVORCE 10.00 30x3 ■ 2.55 32x3'/, ................ 14.00 ■ ■ Harold Hall 2.90 ................ 16.50 31x4 ■ vs. ■ 3.25 .................. 10.50 32x4 Elizabeth Hall. S■ To 3.35 Elizabeth Hull, Buffalo, New York. 33x4 ... ................... 20.00 3.00 It appearing from the affidavit of .................. 27.00 34x4 : 2 Harold Hall herein duly filed, Hint ho GAS, OILS, GREASES, Etc. 3 is complainant in the nliove entitled ■ cause, that it is the belief of the af­ Tank up with us u 3a NOW JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY * Post Cards at the Herald Office. $ SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS y NEARLY 100 MUSICIANS • Sanford, Florida j The Seminole County i Bank FEB. 15TH, MATINEE AND NIGHT will be on display.in a few weeks and we are going to offer some of the choicest Spring Clothing ever seen in Sanford. The Store That is Different NOTICE SO U SA ’S B A N D OUR SPRING MERCHANDISE JOIN requires that every individual having n gross income of $5,000.00 or more file Ineomo Tax return regardless of amount of net income. Do Not Pay ExhnrhUant prices for as­ sistance in preparing your return. Send for simple form upon which to furnish information necessary to propnro return. Maximum price on farm­ ers returns $5.00 and every farmer whose return is prepared will ho fur­ nished without charge one 1022 Farm Record. This record devised for far­ mers exclusively and fills a long felt need for a farm record sufficiently simple to lie of any benefit to farm­ ers. Retail prico $2.00. EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE PRE­ PARING RETURNS File yours now and get it off your mind. A. S. CLARK, Public Accorntunt P. O. ltox I SHI Jacksonville, Fla. personnel of the State Democratic ROTARY ( Li lt MEETING TODAY Executive Committee which will meet ,, , , ~~~ " . here February 22nd to arrange for The Sanford Rotary Clhb had their ^ hol(|inB ()f t(u. ,,rhmiry Iloxt j uno regular week y luncheon today at the ^ mL inclmi(J , ()mmitteemen from to s.i Pa p i Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Valdez Hotel and had their usual tiie counties created by the last legis­ singing and talking stunts and a gen­ lature. The list, with the exception of Weather report says colder weath­ eral good time under the leadership the committeemen from Holmes coun­ of President Harry Stevens. Among ty follows: er tonight and frost. the visitors were Rotnrinns Fred Alachua—Robert E. Davis, GiiinesMr.*,. M. i t'miwallndcr and daugh­ l ong, nnd Hill Irwin of Jacksonville tillc; linker—W. H. Cone, Mncelcnny;! ters tlutihy, Grace, Dorothy and May and Carl Rose of Ocala who made liny—R. !■'. Ennis, Hay Harbor; Brad­ of Philadelphia were in the city the short talks and told who they were ford J. E. Flitch, Starke; Brevard— j Please comply with city ordinance mists of Mr. and Mrs. Harry U. and what they were and were made F. T. Baker, Indian River City; Brow­ as to leaving ears parked over night Stevens at their home on Park Jive. most welcome by the Sanford Rotnr­ ard W. 1‘. Cromer, Deerfield; Cal­ in front of residences and business The howling game between houn—S. W. Clark, Hlountstown; Cit­ The Cndwalliuters have been visitors inns. places oil paved streets. Those fail­ to Sanford upon several occasions Rotary and Kiwnnnls tomorrow night rus Dr. George A. Dame, Inverness; ing to comply with same will be Clay—G. W. Geiger, Green Cove brought into court. ■■BaainaaaHHaHBMHaHaaHHHBaa uaaaiaBBaaHaaHBBBHaBBaHaaa Springs; Columbia—M. L. I'lympton, j \ KILLEHRFAV, a ■ 5 l-«ke City; Dade 11. M. McLendon, 208-51 Chief of Police. “ Miami; DeSoto—W. It. Minor, 1lowlu ing Green; Duval .1 .1 Beckham,! ■ Jacksonville; Escambia, II II. Do-1 Henry McLaulin, Jr. * Witt, Pensacola; Flagler—S. It. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST The growth of this Hank has been due to the *> Fields, Bunnell; Franklin II. L. Grn* development of the business enterprises deal­ ■ dy, Apalachicola; Gadsden Elwood ing with it. i O. Hall, (jnincy; Hamilton I. J. Me■ Call; treasurer, Jasper; Hernando-—.1. I As farming is one of the principal enterprises y C. Havant, Hrooksvillc; Hillsborough in lids community, v/t* have made it a p o in tS Goo. I*. Raney, chairman, Tampa; in Hie farmers' behalf— In interest nursorves in 5 Holmes unrepresented; Jackson drainage, soil fertility, high grade seed, pure­ " Paul Carter, Marianna; Jefferson, It. bred stuck, etc. it Ij. Eaton, Month ello; l.aFayette Dr. ! This community bank is always ready to talk a it. I.. Goodhrciid, Mayo; Lake Dr. I. with the farmers regarding the development of *j N. Kennedy, Eiistis; Lee J. J, Barfarm business. u den, Fort Mvers; Leon Fred T. Meyn ers, Tallahassee; Levy J. J. Willis, I What can we do for YOU? J Monlhrook; Liberty Robert L. Hos** ford, llosford; Madison J. E. Hardee, ■ .Madison; Manatee .1. B. Singletary, o ilradenlown; Marion—L. W. Duval, aa 4% INTEREST RAID 1 Ocala; Monroe II. II. Taylor, Key a West; Nassau—J. It. Stewart, Ferna amlina; Okaloosa—\V. E. Moore; Bak­ er; Okeechobee—J. I). Bird, Okleochohee; Orange E. W. Davis, Orlan­ do; Osceola—W. B. Crawford, Kissim­ mee; Palm Beach—It. H. Rousseau, Boynton; Pasco—M. C. Newborn, Lutz; Pinellas; F. W. Ramin, St. Pet­ ■ ersburg; Polk—Oscar M. Eaton, Lake­ land; Putnam—If. M. Fernside, PalatS STRENGTH PROGRESS SERVICE ka; St. Johns—G. W. Bassett, jr., St. Augustine; St. Lucie—G. S. Tucker, PRICE Fort Pierce; Santa Rosa—S. G. Col­ ■■BIKai in B a a a a a a lins, Milton; Seminole—Scliollo Maine* $ | 5 0 I secretary, Sanford; Sumter—J. T. BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER Lnvcignc, Oxford; Suwaneo—Dr. G. It. The Circlet is Self-Adju.ting. It sim­ ply slip* over the held, cUaps et Smithson, Wolborn; Taylor—L. W. SANFORD BRICK BUSINESS BLOCK v»*wS end emaetbe out ugljr Unci. Blanton, Perry; Volusia—Bert Fish, // your dealer can't g e t it send DeLand; Wakulla—J. L. Trice, Arran; acuudlm.it measure, name, atl^ ieldiiiK Handsome Income on Investment Walton— dres t U S t.SO. *Vt?'Usend the II. W. Starrs, DuFunink i Circlet prepaid. Sixes .11 /o 48. Springs; Washington—11. IL Wells, N m id H ygienic-Fashion Institute Innim,. guaranteed hy gilt edged leases. Properly comparatively Chipley. , 1211 K. 10 St. New York., Dep’t M. ,l1'" ■ perfect condition. A Hitfe investment at pre-war price. Value '"‘•mil tn imrciiHc with Sunford'H growth. Thin is your opportunity. N A man doesn't fight far his ean■ victiuns. He fights la cure the other £ fellow af Ilia convictions. Address, P. O. Box 407, Sanford, Florida \AUDITORIUM, DAYTONA BEACH,FLA,! is the logical time for you to join the Clothing S Club, because— .1871 The concert of the Municipal Hand Inst Sunday nftemoon in tho park was enlivened by the playing of the Salvation Army patrol during which time Charles Hrndy passed tho hat 1097 Club total In the crowd and collected the sum of of the Team* Standing $22.35 which was turned over to E. W L. Pet. P. Foster president, of the First Nat- j <) 1 .007 Kiwnui* Club itnml Hank who in turn sent a cash* ' 2 .000 :< Men’.* Club ier’s cheek of the amount Monday to •» 0 . .500 Congregational (’lull Orlando where it will be turned over <> .000 0 to the Salvation Army. It was the Rotary Club night Kiwanls vs. HoWednesday band's way of getting up the Sanford tary. contribution to the Salvation Army fund being collected at Orlando by the Elks and other organizations. Tho State Democratic slide trombone selection by Mrs. Ball Executive Committee and the solos by Hrndy were among the features of the band concert Hint And Members of Same was greatly enjoyed in its entirety by ( H r T h e A n a o r t n t n l 1‘r r a w ) a large crowd. JACKSONVILLE, Fob. 0. — The j Community Enterprises N O W 3 We invite you to visit our shop and see the IIEALI) CYLIN­ DER GRINDER in operation. All leading automobile manu­ facturers use the IIEALI). Sanford Machine & Foundry Co.! CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY j “SERVICE THAT COUNTS” | We handle 'everything in 3 THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE Car Lots or Less. Ship us Richmond, Virginia in iB iim a 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, February 07, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 07, 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/db9f3df8dd44c8a3e96ce1e2927959b9.pdf 56feb1b6d1b4832138d4a009470fbcb9 PDF Text Text • ' ; uv ' m , The S anford D aily H erald SANFORD "The City Substnntinl” •fw IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGET ABLE SECTION NUMBER 273 SANFOIU), FLORIDA, W EDNKSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1922 v o lu m e n BONDS sold yesterday AT GOOD PREMIUM PRICE AND ROAD CONTRACT LET OFF YEAR POLITICALLY, SEARCHING THE RUINS FOR BUT THERE ARE MANY OFFICES NECESSARY TO BE FILLED BODIES OF THE VICTIMS OF HOTEL LEXINGTON FIRE June Primaries Promise Plenty of Action for the Various Candidates The 1921 EXPECTED TO ADD TO THE DEATH ROLL Jm'kHonvilli', Feb. 7.—Although this 10211; No. l«th circuit. ALREADY REPORTED—NINETEEN in an “off” year, Florida voters will session of the legislature failed to ap­ w hnvo plenty to do when they nominate prove the mnsuro creating this circuit. INJURED Democratic candidates in the Juno 17. Charles O. Andrews, Orlando, June r o a d prog ram primary, the arrangements for which 3, 1923. Duval county, Daniel A. Simmons, they will hbe mndo by tho Stnte Dem­ Jacksonville, April 21, 1025, will not ocratic Executive Committee at n he in the primnry this year. meeting here Fcbrunry 22. Stnte Attorneys terms expire and Candidates for the following offices whose offices must he filled are: may he nominated: 5. George W. Schofield, Inverness, One United States Senator; four members of congress; two justices of June 13, 1923; 0. E. P. Wlson, Dade Th Were Killed by Jumping From Windows; 8. A. P u r d e n & Co., of Toledo, Ohio, Purchased Ronds the supremo court; two members of City, with tho next sennto; Fifteen or More Are Believed Buried in the railroad commission; sixteen jud­ S. Crews, Starke, June 9, 1923. 10. and Maull & Snyder Conti act For D. O. Rogers, Lakeland, July I, 1923, Ruins of the Hotel icial circuit Judges; eight states atto r­ the New Roads ney; sixteen state senators whose 11. John Grnmilng, Minml, June 9, 12. S. W. l/iwler, Jr., F ort terms expire with the next general 1023; RICHMOND, Feb. 8.— (By The A ssociated P ress).— Search Myers, June 15, 1923; 15. George yes- election, and two vacancies created or the Lexington Hotel ruins today is expected to add to the Al the m eeting of the Seminole County Conimisaioners om m issi among the "hold-over” senators; mem­ W Coleman, West Palm Bench; with death toll t iv police said today. There are only th r e e known dead , i„v i he S90 OOD bond issue for good roads was sold to Bunlen & 17 Joseph J Jones, Orbers of the house of representatives; nert senate; A* l f Toledo Ohio, at th e premium of $90,135.00. and these died from injuries from jum ping from windows. Wine Inndo, June 9, 1923 Co” -I'he c o t r a c t fo “the roads was let to Maull & Snyder and will County Commissioners; county boards The Supreme Court Justices whoso teen are in the hospital. The police believe from fifteen to tw en­ , i .Jilted the base to he of Ojust rock and asphalt and of public Instruction; supervisors of terms expire nre Taylor Brown. The ty ,„ v buried in the ruins after com pleting the tw enty-four hour b° *“! M in iiiicl it ’is thought that tlie.se new roads will serve as an registration; justice of the ponce and Railroad Commissioners who go out SL“l ^ : ; o h : : S (r S i i re-check of the register showed seven­ g,IU i ture roncfliuihlinii in Seminole county, the commis- constables wherever vacancies have of office are Burr Campbell. occured hI iicu the last general election. teen persons still m issing. One charred body was found today ^ umP h i, i made r ns to other parts of the state and examinCircuit judges whose terms expire j State Senators whoso terms of four sioners h.n u* where they have been laid for several years. . within the year and soon ."ftor i> search of the ruins began. during the year and whoso successors I g___ years expire whose successors will lie nominated •T 'J K *S % 2 S S : must be nominated follow: RICHMOND, Fell. 8.—Twenty-two 10(1,900 WAGE EARNERS arc: 1 . A. G. Campbell, DoFunlak patients are at one hospital, tho Vir­ » f f i y d- .o ,o o LISTED IN FLORIDA W. J. Singletary, Grand Ridge,; S. Springs, June R, 1023; 2 E. C. Ix>ve, ginia, three are at the Memorial, two Quincy, June 8, 1023; 3. Mallory F. W. Anderson, Greensboro, D. M. al the Johnston-Willis and one a t tho jimls. ^ad, approxim ately 11,000 sq. yards. Lowery, Tallahassee; It II. Rowe, Census Report .Makes Interesting Horne, Jasper, June 8, 1923; •!. Grace hospital. There were seven bids for the bonds yesterday n iu l» ix • 1 J Report—Many Farmerettes Madison; It. 11. Weaver, resigned (dis­ Geo. Coupcr Gibbs, Jacksonville, July At police headquarters a force of . , , Iraet show ing that bonding and building of roads has Listed By Stnte. trict no. 12); ?.i. L. Plympton, I-nke 2, 1923; 5. W. S. Bulock, Ocnln, men still is busy in an effort to check f,U u I a m cl better aspect than in the past two years City; James E. Calkins, Fcrnnndinn; Juno 11, 1923. fl. M. A. McMullen, olf those accounted for on the list of w iui11f f i . w vstem o f hanl-surfaceil roads and w ith the oh WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—Nearly guests in the hotel. From 75 to 85 7. J. T. Butler, Jacksonville; W. J. Cros, in imr he brick roads to ho mprovctl Seminole count.\ Clearwater, with next sennto; by. Citin; T. T. Turnbull, Montlcello; j ,|0 0 0 0 0 of Florida’s 980,170 residents ru:,n ‘ e nneVl n yitert o?h«r.l-Hurfact!,l roads in the sta te and James W. Perkins, Del.nnd, Juno 29, W. II. Malone Key West; W. A. Rus- .|n j,,oq wcr0 engaged in gainful oc- persons were known to have been in S c 1wni n o U * w ? 3 t Of the county hut what will he covered 1923; 8. A. V. I.ong, Pnlntkn, April sel, Lincoln Halley, DcLnnd; John cl,pylons, according to an announce- the hotel when the fire begun. 20, 1923; 9. D. J. Jones, Chiploy, T|l0 dead arc: Hiram S. Austin, June 11, 1023; 10. John S. Edwards, Bradshaw, Jennings; W. B. Rowland. n)pnt today by the department of com- Fincastle, Vn.; M. J. l'ox, Williams­ moroo through tho issuing hoard, port, Pa.; L. M. Thomas, sheriff of J.nkclnnd, Juno 11, 1923; I t. II. Newberry. Two other vncenclos include the which issued n statement present­ Pierce Branning, June 11, 1923; 12. A lbem arle county, Vn.; E. T. Cox, Geo. W. Whitehurst, Arcadia, May, ninth scnsatorlal district from which ing the rules of a further nnnlysis of Richmond, Vn.; F. L. Shaw, C. & O. E. p. Wilson resigned, and the twen­ T he SS ntao „f the Osceola 30, 1023. 13. F. M. Nobles, Tampa, ty-seventh sonntor district, mndo vne- the occupation statistics for tho stnte. railroad conductor, Richmond, nnd T. Tho number of wage enrnors more I). Piehier, Yonkers, N. Y. Tho bodies June 29, 1923; 14. C. L. Wilson, roml that has long needed a t t e n t i o n . _______________ Marianna, June 13, 1923; 15. E. C. ant by the death of Frank M. Cooper thnn ten years of ngo wns 395,313, of of the Inst named three still nro in Persons the ruins, according to police. Dnvis, West Palm Bench, Juno 13, | of Puntn Gordn. ______ i whom 390,9M were rnnles. Blindness Decreases working for salnrlos, wages, profits, Those reported missing or unac­ or other pecuniary compensations or counted for follow: in the United States their equivalent were classed an Samuel Ash, Richmond; D. E. During Past Year “gainfully occupied." Amos, Charleston, S. C.; C. C. EborTho number of females gainfully ly, address not given; E. J. Bush, of Decrease is Attributed to Advanced occupied included 3,258 farmers, ns Richmond; W. E. Hubble, Richmond; Methods of Treatment. compared with 2.822 in 1919 and T. F. Riley, South Carolina; I. II. 11,409 farm laborers ns against 22,719 Crowder nnd II. G. Cahoon, Fincastle; IIV T h e A s s o p l n l r d P r e s s ! URGE NUMBER OF UNIONISTS in 1919. The decrease in the num­ E. T. Carter, U. S. Navy; T. W. Jones, WASHINGTON, Fel». 8.—The num­ AltB KIDNAPPED ber of blind in the United States de­ TO PAY BONUS OF SOLDIERS OTHER CITIES TELEGRAPHED ber of farm laborers of both sexes, the and Mrs. T. W. Jones, Norfolk, Vn.} TODAY bureau states, was due lnrgely to tho T. W. Crnnnon, address not given; T. AND SO ADVISES T1IE RECONCERNING PHOTOGRAPHS creased from 57,272 in 1910 to 52,017 change in the census date from April F. Hilliard, Richmond; II. O. Bailey, in 1920 the census bureau announced PUBLICAN LEADERS. 1 ° F PRISONERS l Hr T h e A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s ! 15, to January 1, In 1929. today. The decrease was attrnbuted •address not given; Frederick Keller, BELFAST, Fob. 8.—A large num­ I l l y T h e %««oelnlril P r r « « l Women In Florida apparently nro U. S. Navy; T. L. I’arkor, Atlnntn; J. | l i e T h e A a a i i r l n l r d I’r r a a l in part to advanced methods for the FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Fob. 8. ber ..f the leading Unionists of tho WASHINGTON, Fell. 8.—Funds for determined to enter occupations | L. Kellam, Hampton, Vn.; C. B. Bow­ Affliction counties of Fermanagh and Tyron, in treatm ent of blindness. the bonus will be raised by taxation - T h e hearing of the allege d conf - heretofore followed in the stnte ex­ was shown to he more common among ' i>n, Richmond; C. W. Hnthorn, address the Ulster area, were kidnapped from under the present plans of the major- deuce men was resumed today. 1ht clusively by men. In 1919 there wns the negroes and Indians than other their homes early today and taken to itv of the members of the House t el ep h on e idHcials testified that nont not a woman who gnvc her occupn- not given; E. F. Taylor, jr., North I Carolina; J. R. Nelson, Florence, S. — an aakaown destination. Fifteen nr- races. Ways and Means committee accord- of his men installed the telephones tlon ns chauffeur; in 1929 there were C.; T. It. Jones, Norfolk; T. T. Loft­ rests were made ill connection with ing to information given today after found in the house raided lhc po- twenty of them, . ' wicli and H. Hamlin, address not giv­ DEVELOP PECANS the kidnapping. The raiders nro be­ thosc members had discussed the sit- lice of Dallas, lex.; and Now Kun­ They nlso clnlmcd themselves In en. FOR GEORGIA CRACKERS * , 'slngton, Pa., telegraphed for photo­ 1929, carpenters, expressmen, etc., lieved from counties Cavan and Lang­ IS LATEST BILL Those reported injured uro: ' _____ •graphs of the defendants, saying they with the age running from 23 to 38. ford, near tho border. Tho Ulster .1. N. Hager, Uuydton, Va., injury government announced its intention of WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—Word believed they had operated there. There also wns one female stationary t ( ,mck. Joh~n u Cmliran, Now York; I l l y T h e A a a o e l n t r d PrMJjj taking drastic measures. WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—Bill ap­ went out from the White House yes-' The prosecution unexpectedly filed engineer In 1929, an occupation n o t, ^ , Iowo„ ( Norfolk; Thomns Flupropriating twenty-five thouHnnd terdny that President Harding was new charges against the defendants represented nmong the womnn In Brooklyn; George Cutter, UuckUKFIGHTER TIIISTLEMORE dollars for tho establishment by de­ strongly opposed to tho writing into todny. obtaining a w arrant tdiarging 1919. The only occupations ' , rM0 Hcj,ch, Va.J James Folden, l’utpartment of agriculture of experiment the soldiers’ bonus hill of a provision attempt to defraud C. M. Icteilinc, whlsh no womnn wore engnged In ^ PILED ON THE BEACH w y u Wright, Newport OFF CAPE COD TODAY station to develop pecan culture in­ for the jho of tho refunded foreign who testified yesterday, and others. in 1929 w o r e "mechanists, millwrights , ^ ^ V|| . Elmor DHTimimugh, Nowtroduced todny by Senator Harris of bonds in helping to finance the a d -I ------------- ; j „ nnd tool-makers, painters, glaziers. Nowg; Bi » . Trice, Globe, Va.; justed compensation program. ConNew Years greetings would be more varnlshers, builders, soldiers nnllorn Hl|burt ,)olUlf LeX|ngton, Vn.; Joe I lly T h e A a a o r l n t r il P r r » s ) Georgia. HIGHLAND LIGHT, Mnss., Feb. rt. fldonco was expressed that no such popular if somebody would invont a and marines." \Vobb, Fincastle, Va., Injury to right - Furness lino freighter Thistlomore RAILWAY STRIKE provision would ho included in the substitue for that worn-out sent!I foot and hip; Andrew Gallos, Buffalo, piles high on Cnpo Cod today probnbmeat, "Please Remit." CALLED OFF AT BERLIN measure. CONGRESSMAN TATE N Y . j . c . Hurivel. Portland, Mo.; A. ly n total wreck, with crew endanger­ OF GEORGIA D E A D ,^ Harrison, St. Louis, head, loft ed. Const Gunrds attem pting to tnko I l l y T h e A a a n p ln le d P r e s s ! Northern Pacific „ , hand and ankle injured; Mrs. Clara BERLIN, Fob. 8.—Executive Com­ Week’s Receives off fifty men. Sens hgh. JASPER, Ga. Feb. 8.—F- C. Tnto, Cochran, New York; W. W. Bourne, . Steamship is Afire, mittee railway mens union ordered More Offers on who represented the n in th , s rtnnhurg, S. C.; C. C. Goodman, the striko to ho called off effeetlvo ONE MAN KILLED May Be Destroyed sixty-five Muscle Shoals eongrcssionnl district of Georgia In u|chmoni,. Ernest Staples, Richmond; tomorrow afternoon. -------i -------SEVERAL WOUNDED congress for twelve years, died sud-1 ch , Benton, Wilson, N. C.; J. E. Henry is Not the Only Mussel on tho |.’jri. Breaks Out This Morning and cdnly at his home here tonight of nn IN STEEL PLAN I’ Ford, Rockingham, N. C.; T. Lonso, EVELYN NKSIHT THAW Shoals | Sweeps Through the Ship attack of i.euto indigestion. Hinton, Va.; M. A. Austin, PhllndolIS ALIVE AND KICKING llljr T h e A a a o e l ll t « d I ' r m ; Mr. Tnto, who wan »• Domncrnt, AND NOT DEAD—NO YDRKVILLK Ohio., Fob. 8.—At I l l y T h e A M iirln lrd IT e« « l Illy T he IT c««» was appointed by President Rooso-, ' _____________ ______ WASHINGTON, Fob. H.—Secretary NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—Fire which least one man killed and a number of volt to lie United States attorney ^or I <<2,500,000 RONl) ISSUE FOR Weeks appearing today as the first m)t nbromI tho former United l i l t T h e A a x o e l n l c i l I’r i s a l others wounded in fight today at tho the Northern district of Georgia nnd U0AD8 RJNELLAS COUNTY WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 .-B ody of witness before tho house committee ... plant of Wheeling Steel Corporation held that office for olght years, h o -, _____ t e ' Z on tho Ford o ft.r (or ........ S tnte. ............ . Northern fnc.fuotr „ woman found in the river hero and here. Plant resumed operation yes­ ing succeeded by another Domncrnt PETERSBURG, Feb. 8.—An terday after shutdown since last July hollovcd to lie Evelyn Neshit identifi­ Shoals announced ho expected to for- Capo May at 1 o’clock this morning shortly after the Wilson ndmlnistrn^ r ^ 1muo ()f npprlx. ed as Miss Alma Jones, Alexandria, ward two other offers for tho Shoals K^7Tpt through the ship and at dawn when company nnd union workers tlon liegnn. He also had served in tho ; imntoly . ■ $2,500,000 rnannn fnr Virginia. Neshit found last night to congress before tho end of the W lll4 raging uncontrolled, said a wirefor the the reconstruc rcconstruc'•liable to reach agreement. Compnny Georgia legislature. in Now York although reported re­ week. * less received at seven o’clock. At thnt tion und widening of tho threo main imported workmen resumed yester­ —— ----------------- —— J time it nppenrod tho ship would ho a , truck highways of the county nnd tho day. When workers left tho mill this cently disappeared. i improvement of nil lntoral roads in TEN YEARS IN PRISON 'to tal loss. A steamer Is standing by R a i l r o i l d S i t u a t i o n morning they were met with piokots t ~ CENTS WORTH OF BREAD 1IIM| |t jH |udleved that the entire per­ and lower . port and a fight followed. Called for holp ' MISSISSIPPI I'ECH8LATCRK C h ie f T o n ic T o d a y a t , both the upper -. of .thoWILL INVESTIGATE -------' sound of the vessel is safe. AU r „ „ n / . ; i county wns reported by tho hoard of answered by forces within the mill CHARGES OF SEDUCTION t h e N a t i o n a l C o u n c i l !C()Un^y commissioners nt Clearwater NEW YORK, Fob. 8.—Ten yenrs in -------aad firing commenced. Sing Sing prison for stealing fPty The Northern Pacific burned to the todny. <11/ T h e \ « « » e l n l r d Chamber of Commerce of the United cents’ worth of broad was tho sonwater's edge. The vessel was built more p e o p l e lo st JACKSON. Fob. 8.—Resolution pre­ Slntes Tnkes it Up KU KLUX KLAN IN IHMINI WILDS pared for Introduction lower house tenco meted out by County Judge Has- jn ,---------------------------WERE IN OPEN BOAT legislature now in session providing kell to William Burke, a sixteen-yearPARADED AT DELAND | IIV Thr. . ( M i i r l q l r i l I ' r f " * ! He has a record MOTHER ANI) CHILDREN WASHINGTON. Feb. 8.—Tho rnllfor Investigation chnrges seduction old negro, today. 300 STRONG LAST NIGHT of two provlous convictions. IllIRN TO DEATH I l l y T h e A sM orlnlrd roml situation Is tho chief topic of ( filed against Russell by Francos MIAMI, Fob. 8.—FcarH throe Miami TODAY AT MONTREAL Charles Thomns, twenty-threo, was I l l, T h e Aasiralnlrd I ' r ea a) dscusslon nt tho mid-year conference citizens who left .Jnnunry twenty- Birkhend, members said todny. Intro­ given five to ten years for tho same . DELAND. Feb. 8.—Throo hundred of tho National Council of the Chnm"krhth for Bimini in open boat lost in duction deferred nwnltlng information offense. I l l r T h e A « » n c l n l r il her of Commorce of tho United States j members of tho Ku Klux pnrndod DeMONTREAL, Fob. 8.—Mrs. Anna «qunll inter In tho dny strengthened whether Birkhend Is willing to como . 1 _ _ .I in n ) iiii» M n l m n a f n n r lr A Tho two hold up a Brooklyn bnkory land streets last night almost entire from New OrlcniiH to testify before which began hero todny. ("day when inquiry developed hunt on Jan. 23, hut obtained only broad. Henkel nnd three children burned to citizenship lining throughfnres and death todny when fire destroyed their "ever arrived at Bimini. Missing the committee. applauding Hpoctaclo. Try n Hornld Wnnt Ad today. . homo here. •L J. Hart, Lintnq Strange, and man Buy it with n Hornld W ant Ad. Post enrds at tho Herald offlco. I Sti. "nmed Walker. S a a r ,NERS THREE ARE KNOWN TO BE DEAD, SEVENTEEN ARE STILL MISSING WILL BE SURFACE TREATED WITH A BASE OF OiUS ROCK ee s r w s t i IRISH CONTINUE TO RAISE CAIN— KI DNAP NOW 1 HEARING TODAY PRES. HARDING ALLEGED “CONS” IS UNWILLING PUT UP BONDS FT. LAUDERDALE j ( I V. - �V 'W :«,** THE 3ANF0RD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1922 PAGE snc SOCIETY MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, Phone 217-W Dr HRIDGE LUNCHEON NOTICE All membors of tho Socinl Depart­ ment of the Woman's Club expecting to nttend tho Hridge Lunchoun to bo given Tuesday, Fobrunry 1*1, nt the ’ Parish House, please notify Mrs. W. SOCIAL CALENDAR Wednesday—Little Miss Dorothen T. Langley or Mrs. R. J. Holly, hos­ Lawson will entertain a number of tess, not later than Snturday, Fob. 11. her little friends at four o’clock nt No invitations will be issued after her home on Park avenue. Tho oc­ Friday, Fob. 10. I f y o n hi»r«* n a y f r l r n i i v i s i t i n g y o n — If y o u n r r g o i n g a n y w h e r e o r ( o r n l n i lo in * ! or U yo n nrr r n l r r i i U l n f , w r ite ■ |i< i t n l i-nrd t o t h l a d e p a r t m e n t , g i v i n g d etnlla. or te le h p o n e th e Item . It w ill he g r r n t ly npprrclntrd. casion being her ninth blrthdny. Wednesday—The members of the Fortnightly Hridge Club will meet with Mrs. F. K. Roumillnt, at her home on Palmetto nve. Thursday—The Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet at the Court House at 8:00 p. m. Thursday—Mrs. S. E. R arrctt will entertnin the members of the Every Week Hridge Club. Fridny—The Mother's Club will meet nt 3:30 at the Hrothcrhood rooms at Holy Cross Church. Snturdny—Children’s Story Hour will be held nt Central Park nt four o’clock. -------Miss Marie Floyd, of Opalaka, Ala., is the attractive guest of Miss Fern Ward at her home on Seventh Street. -------Mrs. O. P. Herndon will entertain at hridge at her home on Sanford Heights, Friday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. ■# 1 i should l)o nindo by phoning Mrs. A. P. tho hostess gave several rendings, nfConnolly, Phono 20-W, or Mrs. Donne ter which refreshments of Ico cream topped'with whipped cream nnd cher­ Tumor, 301). ries and cake were Hcrvod. PROGRESSIVE DINNER PARTY. I'ANGI.EFGOT VS PERUNA cake and coffeo nnd mints. Pnnsys were used for fnvors. Tho time pass­ ed nil to quickly nnd tho members pronounced the first meeting for 1022 a most successful ono and expressed their appreciation of tho delightful way in which Mrs. Telford entertain­ ed. Circle No. 2 comprises the territory from First St. to Fifteenth St. Pal­ metto, Magnolia, and Park Avenues. All Methodist ladies living in this territory arc earnestly requested to join the activities of this circle. The Business nnd Professional Woman> Club will give their Mock Trial, “Tanglefoot vs Porunn" on Monday, Feb. 13, nt 8:30, Tills will bo one of the best home talent plays eve- put on in Sanford.. The time is In the year 1950 when tho men lmve been disfranchised and the women hold the reins of power. Ku Admission 35 cents to nil. : MARKETS ha Ox ka ICQ ' Kn HOT : T h e S ta r T o d a y WILLIAM DeMILLE Producti on : “Miss Lulu Bett” With Lois Wilson, Milton Sills and Mrs. R. .1. Holly entortnined very HIGH SCHOOL MINSTREL Theodore Roberts delightfully last evening at her homo on Park avenue, at a progressive din­ Nt Kt Ki ^4 Ka te) K\ by The story of a woman who thirsted for love and ner party honoring Mr. nnd Mrs. W .) On Wednesday, Feb. 15 the Lees­ whose nature had alw ays been starved. burg High School will put on a min­ T. Donnelly nnd party, of New York, CELERY strel show nt the High School Audi­ who arc spending some time here on Cnrlot Shipments for February fith: Tickets will Florida—Sanford section ....... ........24 the Donnelly yachts the Dawn nnd torium nt 8:30 P. M. be put on sale this week. Benefit of Now York ................................ ........ 1 New Era. Tomorrow— Constance Talmadge in "Lessons in The house was artistically decorat-1bnnford High School Athletic Assoeia- California—Southern district ......a . Love” also "Torchy Mixes It” ed with a profusion of lovely roses *b>n. Tickets 25 nnd 50 cents, Chas. lirady, the Baritone Soloist, will sine even* and other cut flowers. The place cards Total cars ......................... ...... 28 Wednesday SPECIAL OFFER were in the form of butterflies and Destinations of Florida Shipments were fastened to the nut cups. The Delineator, 12 copies for $l-.20. Wnycross, (1; Chicago, 2; Ft. Worth, Covers were laid for Mr. nnd Mrs. This offer closes February 17.—Yow- 1; Florence, 4; Montgomery, 2; AtW. T. Donnelly, W. T. Donnelly, Jr., cll Co. 272-2tc Innta, l; Potomac Ynrds, 3; Boston, l; Miss Helen Donnelly, Miss Simmonds, Elmira, 1; New York, 2; Buffalo, 1. Mr. and Mrs. .1. G. Sharon and guest CIRCLE NO. 2 M. E. CHURCH Total, 24 enrs. Mrs. Frank Winthrop of Tallahassee, ENTERTAINED HY CHAIRMAN Diversions Filed Since Last Report: Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Pearman, Mr. and MRS. L. M. TALFORD From Wnycross: Potomac Yards 1, Mrs. It. .1. Holly and R. S. Holly. El Paso 1, New York 1, Baltimore 1, -------Seldom lias tlu* parlors of the Nashville 1. PIPE ORGAN C l.I'll. Methodist Church been more inviting From A tlanta: Indiannpolis 1, De­ Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for It*, ^ 25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyunr. Cut Mis. 1. E. Estridge was hostess yes­ than for the occasion Monday after­ troit 1. must accompany all orders. Count five words to n line a.id remit tr terday afternoon at a most interest­ noon when Mrs. Telford entortnined Total carlot shipments from U. S. cordinglv. to date, 1922 crop, ears 489 ing meeting of the Pipe Organ Club members of circle No. 2. Tho parlors were thrown ensuit and Total carlot shipments from U. S. Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Lewis re- at her home on Magnolia avenue. FOR SALE made lovely with cut flowers and fern. to date, 1921 crop, cars ..... 11,122 turned yesterday on the boat from During the business session, Mrs. TRY GUARANTEED AMERICAN A short business session was belli Total carlot shipments from U. S. Jacksonville where they spent the McGaghin reported that a neat sum Leather Dubbin. Will waterproof nnd plans for tho years work were U. S. last season to same date, week-end. was realized from the rummage sale ERVICE last Saturday. There will be anotbur discussed. Thu following committee'.! > 1921 crop, cars ........................ 552 «nd preserve your shoes. In black and DEMANDS tan. Price 25c per box at all shoe A few ladies spent Friday afternoon ruiniuuge sale in two weeks. The Wl’n ' Appointed by the chnirmnn. Mrs. ratal carlot shipments from U. S. dealers. 271-lwc very informally with Mrs. E. A. Mof- most important m atter brought be- Buglioy chairman of committee for last season to same date, 1920 REPAlfelN fitt, mi Celery Avc., to meet Mrs. fore the members was plans and d ls-, M™* Claude Herndon. crop, ears ............... .....9,055 | FOR SALE—Double barrel shot gun. Shoemaker's sister, Mrs. Whyntnn of cussion of a Washington Tea to be ‘‘hnlrman of Committee for special Total carlot shipments from S’anNo use for it. Call corner Fourth Cnrtorsvillo, Ga. During the refresh- given Monday afternoon, February ''"L ’rtniiiinents. Mrs. It. J. Sterling ford section this season to date, street and Sanford avenue. See the c a r s ....................... ............. 202 gun. (’. H. Lcffior. 271-8tp rnent hour some very pretty mush* 2<lth, at the Temple Club. Tables can nH*,Bt«nL Mrs. C. L. Goodhue, Chnlrman of committee for cook food sales. Total carlot shipments front Man­ was enjoyed on the phonograph. ' be reserved by phoning Mrs. McAllis­ FOR RENT— i room cottage and Mrs. C. II. Smith was appointed atee section this season to date, ter. The price is 25c per person. kitchenette on Heights. Reasonable. secretary and treasure, Mrs. Win. Tile Women’s Club of Holy Cross cars ................................................ 273 Get key 1007 West First St.—11. W. Come and entertain your guests. Church will give a Subscription The next meeting will be with Miss Musgrave reporter. Total carlot shipments from Flor­ Allen. 209-dtp Plans for n ruinage sale for Feb.II bridge party Thursday evening, Fell. Jimmie l.ning. ida last season to date, c a r s ....552 FOR SALE CHEAP—18 bead of Ifltli, at 8:30 p. m. at the Parish House. After tho business session, a social and an apron sale March the tl were Shipping Point Information, Fell, fitli mules and horses nt .1. T. Allen's Price 50c per person. Reservations hour was enjoyed, the little niece of SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, clear. private barn, corner Elm avenue'nnd Mrs. C. II. Smith and Mrs. Win Haulings increasing. Demand and GENERAL REPAIRING Fifth St. Phone 34. I*. O. Rox 442. Musgrave invited the circle to meet movement slow, market weaker, prices Steagall Mule Co., Salesman, J. E. West First St, Old Ford Gnr»j# with them at the home of Mrs. Smith lower. Carlots f. o. b. cash track: 10 Limey. 272-5tp | "" tho corner of Palmetto Avc. and inch crates Golden Self Blanching, in Phone No. II7-W Edit SALE OR RENT- House tent. Third St., March Oth. the rough, l.s-Os, $2.75-$3.00. At this point tho meeting was Telegraphic Reports from Im portant1 HixlO, also a eook tent, all screened j and floored, cheap. Celery avc. Phone thrown into an informal social and Markets 272-1 tc the hostess served delicious refresh­ At Pa K* ho • sj «4 PHILADELPHIA: 3.3, allowing. 1C7-W.—E. A. Moffitt. ments of apple snow, saltines, olives, Fla. I arrived. No cam on track. De­ P?i m*' FOR RENT mand and movement moderate,’ mar- i l*a PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR n n r *' housekeeping ket steady. Hu. h 10 inch crates Gol­ FOR RENT—Light rooms, 219 F ^n ch nve. 272-5tp An ^1 • : * . ' M u den Self Blanching, poor color, ls-8s 10 Stores in Georgia-1 Store in Florida FOR RENT—Furnished bed room. $4.0<)-$4.50. Very green, all sizes, Ovcf Seminole Cafe. $2.75. .Mti-tf-e Thursday night— Kiwnni- Club ami CHICAGO: 17, clear. Fin. ! a r­ FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms for Rotary Raskct ball. rived. 3.3 cars on track. Demand and Feb. 13.—Saint Agn* ' Vnlentlne light housekeeping. 318 Palmetto movement moderate, market steady, nve. 209-10tp party. Fla's 10 inch crates Golden Self i February I I. Social Dcpaitnicat of SELLS IT FOR LESS WANTED Blanching, ncnsideralde poor condi- [ tlu* Woman’s Club, lliidge lunchtion, market steady, Is $4.00, tin $1.25, WANTED— Expert ready-to-wear; von. 8s $3.50. 10.- Subscription l>ridge saleslady at once. Write box 91 February NEW YORK: 35, cloudy. Calif 2. and give references. party, Woman's Guild. 372-tfc Fla. 8 arrived. Supplies moderate. Feb. 21-22—Woman’s (’lab Colonial Demand moderate, movement limited, LOST party. market steady. Fla.’s 10-inch crates LOST—Silver mesh bag, with name 5s-0s, $ 4 .5 0 -f4 .7 5 Is, $4.00-$4.25; 3s Nell Lawson on it. Finder return AT MELVILLE'S TONIGHT and 8s, $3.75-$4.00; smaller $3.25- to Mrs. J. B. Lawson on Park avenue $3.50. Calif's none offered. and receive reward. 271-2tp At the Melville's Comedians show PITTSBURG: 28, snowing. Calif in tho tent tonight the excellent com­ 1, Fla. 0 arrived. 35 enrs on track. LOST—A child’s black taffeta coat on pany will give "My Old Kentucky* Magnolia nvenue between First and Opening prices Tuesday: supplies Second streets. Finder please return an episode in the life of old Kentucky moderate. Demand nnd movement thht will thrill the audience. Sptcislow, market steady. Fla’s 10 inch to Mrs. I. E. Estridge and receive ro- I alties all through the acts and plenty 27 l-2tp Golden Self Blanching $4.00-$4.50, wnr<>*_________________ . of music and dancing. (!<» to the big mostly $4.00-$4.25. Calif’s quality and LOST—Lady’s black velvet hand bag tent on First street tonight. Watch containing handkerchief, money, for the program each day in the <iaily condition ordinary, wilted, crates Goldspectacle case, door key No. 30. Re­ on H eart $7.00-$8.25. paper. POTOMAC YARDS: reports pass­ turn to Herald and receive reward. 271-Dtp ings for 24 hours previous to 7 a. m. PRESIDENT OF PRINCETON IIKHB today: 38 cars destined: New York Don’t go around talking about be­ 15, Philadelphia 5, Baltimore 4, Bos­ ing hungry when for 50c you can gut Dr. Hibben, president of Princun ton 3, Pittsburgh 2, Montrcnl 2, Un­ the best there is going and plenty of University accompanied by Mrs. Rib­ known 2, Newark 1. it at the Lincoln IIouso. 271-2tp bon arrived in Sanford this after­ noon vin the city of Jacksonville nnd *| HA8EI) ON PRIZE PLAY When looking for something good went on to Winter Park where they toent, well cooked, well served nnd expect to remain for several weeks at “Miss Lulu Hell” is Plcturizntlon of perfect satisfaction. Invest 50c nt the tho Virginia Inn. Lincoln House. Famous Stage Success 27!-2tp C L A S S I F I E D ADS WARD & RIVE 4 * * ■*.' . , l H o f - Mac Battery C o . Where You Get MORE SATISFACTION For Less Money Churchwell Another Shipment of t < LI* . f i'3- Spring Dresses at j .. M i m li Churchwells Including’ Evening Dresses .j. 14 nnd stout Ladies* Dresses up to size 46. In response to the heavy demand for Evening Dresses and Dresses for stout ladies, we had our New York office ship these beautiful Frocks by express and we are S sure you*!! be delighted with our selection. The Churchwell Co. -W elaka Block j DAMAGE SUIT "Miss Lulu Bett,” Zona Gale’s prize SPECIAL OFFER AGAINST GOVERNOR play based upon her own novel, which The Delineator, 12 copies for $1.20. RUSSELL IN MAT was produced with big success on This offer closes February 17.—YowBroadway in 1920, has been p ic tu re d 1)11 Go. 272-2tc JACKSON, Feb. 7.—Damage suit for Paramount By William do Milie against Govenror Russell be valid and it will he the feature at the Star Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. Mny term of federnl court. Thentre tonight. Clnra Bcrnngor ad­ apted the play and novel for the screen. The title role is played by Lois Wilson and others in the cast in­ clude Milton Sills, Theodore Roberts, Helen Ferguson, Mabel Van Huren, _____________________ ______ _ _____ _ i May Glrnccl and Clarence Burton. Miss Gain’s dramatization of her own novel was award.d the Pultizer prize of $1,000 for being the host Ainorlcnn play produced during tho season 1920-21, Tho story Is most npponllng nnd there arc many drnmntic momonts in its development. AUDITORIUM, DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. j Snvo monoy by buying your aonaon ticket to tho Lyceum Courso. $2.00 for tho season or 75c for onch admis­ sion. 200-tfc Tho stingy man doesn't llku tho now year. It takes more Ink to write 1922 than it did for 1921. jJ I KREIS LER j World’s Greatest Violinist \ THURSDAY, FEB. 9TH j a Prices $1.00, $2.00, $3.00 plus tax Mail orders to Auditorium or Phone 820 �- ,1 ••' ' :VaV. > ■ “wjf PAGE TWO SANFORD DAILY HERALD I ’u M U h r i l r»rtry n f t r r n n i m r x e e i i t S i m ­ i l a r ><1 1li»* 11 rri tit II ill Id I uu* HIT SI n u mil In A t r . S i m f u r i l , I ’ln. THirilERriDTRlNWCO. I'U iu .isim iis II. .1. l l l l l . I . V ...............................................K d l t n r K. .1. 1.11.1. M i l l .......S c v r r t n r r - T r r n a u r i T ii. a . : i : i . ....................... i j p u i t i i I siiiniiKPr M nm nirr I’hin tr I IS 1141 lit llttlll 1*. M. m V . 1.. Ill W I N ........... 4 Iren III I Ion AdterilaiMu nnii* .unde Known on Appiientinn lln r X u li a r r l |i t lo n 1‘r le e In A i l v n n r t Y r n r .................................... ..................... $ 11.00 Six Mimtha ...................................... 0*®n t l r l l v r r r d In C l l f t»r C a r r i e r O n r W > r k ..................................... ........I» C e n t s T h r Mir IS - In IH -p n n e W e e k l y H e r ­ ald e n tire ly cover* S em in ole C ounty a n d I* i iu ii i U l ie d e v e r y F r i d a y . A d v e r t l a l n n r u t* * n in ile k n u t v n o n n i i j il l c n t l o n . I l e n i n e r n t l e In luitltlv*-. $U,RO p e r | e n r , n i n n y * In n d v n n e e . _______________ MUMI l l ' l l T ill: AHHOCTATKII IMIUHS Some cold weather again right out of tho northwest. ----------- o-----------The wind blows cold hut it savod us a frost last night. ----------- o----------Orlando has organised a Sunshine Club. Thoy will need it today, also a Moonshine club. ----------- o----------Sanford will soon have the largest Saxophone Hand in the South, if not in America. Guess that will hold Or­ lando for a while. ----------- o----------All of our real cold weather will como Lwtwesn lh,. first nml (Ifteonth <»« of February. After that Florida is comparatively safe. Of course all signs fail sometimes even weather signs. i» IIn'! visitors whoso solo purpose, us thoy revealed that tho "directory" ho Issolemnly declare, Is to show us where sued was just directory enough to be wo nro wrong mill collect their pay for classed as IcglttVnato under the law. The man spent seven hours in Arcad­ so doing. Frankly, wo prefer being let alone ia and departed $115 richer by reason with our defects. We’ll rock along of his gift of gab. Commenting on the come way. Up north, where the cold incident The News says: Someday perhaps advertisers will weather, the slippery pavements anil the heavy snowdrifts arc constant pro­ learn that they can always oxpoct to vocatives to sin, they need uplifting lie stung when dealing with strangers more than wo do. They would no with schemes for directories, pro­ doubt appreciate open air sermons, grams and the like, unless tho man Is lectures on law enforcement, calls to known to represent a firm 'o f stand­ civic, secular and spiritual righteous­ ing. Merchants who just can’t see ness and other efforts to improve tho the vnlue of advertising when ap­ condition of their souls, while the proached on the subject by their local persona working for their salvation nowspapers seem to he tho easiest would not incur the suspicion of being victims of these fly-by-night fakerB. It is not selfishness that prompts out on the job merely to avoid tho winter without incurring any person­ Fhyida newspapers to warn advertis­ ers against advertising schemes, hut al expenses." As the Record remarks, Florida is the newspapers are interested in the already pretty well provided with welfare of their respective communi­ proved anti legitimate agencies of ties and are on guard to protect those that kind We suggest, however, if who support them.—Jncksnrtville Met­ any of these itinerant improvers arts ropolis. ----------- o-----------really in earnest, they wander down here about the 15th of next July and THE FUTURE OF ROAD BUILDrepent their story.—Lakeland TeleINC, grain. | -------— ----------- o-----------Country rood traffic has increased SHIR CITRUS FRUIT HY W A TER ;1 1.000 per cent in the Inst 12 yenrs, CALIFORNIA TO NEW YORK. ' m y ltho ■tnt]*tlclan», hut they also say that in the same time there has *""" MiCKlti STAYS " ‘""•■■■a a o p iv o x ie a -w a w iO ‘o p / x e t ' o g -vt / hMxtDtim MVSjYVWAGr M* ' TO WOHT OUT ‘N EJ V TVVSM SMUT. CCNPG\«r.T£‘X j l The Bank of Safety I Security-Service 1 VOW-ft W O *VA\iiw. SWxfcWY ■i CONS. WA TO 0*^* TVW lTV\t jI ©O iS OUTGN 0, QUktVVtVel 'NOW.TV This institution, whose success and strength has been bulldcd by a loynJ people, whose most vainable asset is the confidence, trust and esteem of those who know it-b e s t and whose highest en­ deavor is to attain still higher plains of s e r v ic e w ishes you a happy, healthful and prosperous New Year. Peoples Bank of Sanford j ■ The latest of a series of three test 1Lccn ln‘ rcnM of 2-000 Pcr ccnt* shipments of citrus fruit from C all-‘ ,n, ? h,cJf mileage, measuredI by multifornin to New York by way of the l,I>'i,,L' tho m,mWr nf vohl(’,C!, l'V tho » ljlcm °vor-night. They think Fedif your every effort to got rich fails “WE DELIVER THE (;(JODiF oral supei vision is a cure for nil tho y0U can [,, acorn money and be­ Panama Canal, left San Pedro the i,K™ e ,n The astonishing fact is also made problems that states are heir to. come interested in "the higher things Quick Service Transfer middle of January accompanied by a ll.‘,! IIn! (Tt‘norfl mn>’ "W T,,<,! of life." lt p ejclallst of the Bureau of Markets I l,l'!,,ic ‘,mt tht’re ',ro notl,n.l1F Storage Facilities am f Crop Estim ate. of ll,c United • ' «»“ > vehicle mite Top!) leaders point out i If we please you, tell othors; if D0 states Department of Aitrlculturo. te'lny than wore n dozen )eare ago. Administration tell us. Phone 49K The tests are being made it. co-oporn-, ™ e n“ tomo,,r ° ’" " " “ '" ‘’turors Predict that the eypensos of government will j lion with thesteamship company and that the number of automobiles in use be reducedby several billion dollars COMFORT COTTVCR the California Fruit Growers’ Ex11 ' oub|« w,th,n the ,,oxt ‘I0™''0- * y ear If taxes are not reduced, change, which are displaying keen in -1J 1'1' American Good Roads congress the blame should be placed upon the is now open for guests. Will bc R|ttd terest in the work, as it is expected ",H en,lor"c«l thl' Woodruff hill now extravagance of Democratic officials to SCO now as well ns old fricndi. Ge-Bo-Nnh-Guwn-Wuncc, a Chip­ to lead the way to larger shipments hvfnrv C0MK™*"- 11 l>™vi<’es for $100, who, in their zeal to bankrupt the nnRooms nnd meals, also monls. I|„use pewa Indian chief supposed to bo 1!I7 of western fruit to the east by water, i nn0’00n of fe,,oral 1,1,1 for b'oa,i rt,«,ls *h,Mto win the war. heated. yenrs t.ld, is dead in Minnesota. We Problems of ventilation and refrig. I '11or for ‘J"* " cxt fivc >’Pnrfl*wi,th l,n! I*nI , , are glad he only tlid it Wonce. One oration of the fruit while in transit thel,BU,‘l >,rovia‘on f,,r mntch nK th° A smi,« ,a th««-efiection from a ; Miss N. A. Walker Mrs. M. Martin more like that anti our linotype opera­ are the chief difficulties encountered ,,moi,nt t,uh *U\U' to whtf h «llot”f h,umnr' nn<l tho r r , ’ntt,r tors would have lockjaw. in the undertaking. One of the holds n,onls 8hn11 *° mmle- :f thc fltntt’ thu American people with the Re'iieved Sanford Machine £ -----------o-----------of the ship is equipped with a vonti- n,T0,,U il, wi" n,cnn thp expenditure sense o ' humor that knows no limits, in 72 Hours President Harding’s dog, "Laddie biting system devised by the represen- ,,f 200 n,illion i,er •v oar " r « roun‘l *»«- «»*• Foundry Co. improves a thousaml-fold on Boy,” is now talking for publication. W ithout Drugs tative of the department, who will oh- Ho" 1,1 lhl‘ fivP >’“l,r Ppri,,(1- 11 ' ,,H1"P io" contortionist. General Machine and Boiler Work; In a series of letters "Laddie Boy" Having this sense of humor, we I’aln» In llc«rt, Ch**t, Shoulder, A rm »— tain data on the condition of the different to setimnte tho impetus that Cylinder Grinding; Drl.tnt IMstoiu; tells of his experiences to another dog. ADili mi Pcctorla—Dlllleult Breath, Sm other­ fruit carried at certain temperatures will he given to business of all kinds can hear with any old thing and ing, Dizzy, Fainting Spell*. Drupalcal Swell* All presidents seem to have some and will test the system of ventilation by the expenditure of such nn onor- smile until our teeth are sunburned, Inr*. Albumen and Sugar, have been perm an­ Oversize Rings and Pins; Flywheel form of communication with the out­ Unemployment with all Compared to ns, tho Spartan mother ently relieved w ithin 72 hour* to 2 w t t h t , Steel Genr Bands; Crank Shafts re­ he has worked out in connection with moils sum. w ithout Drug* and M td lc ln ti, In thousand* side world. Look at Joe Tumulty. its problems would disappear, and was a quitter. turned; agents for Cnille Iiilmard and his studies.’ The shipment of citrus of caeca, by The Walden Method, M 'f of -----------o----------every man willing to work would have So if vtni think the government is ■ugerern of H eart Truuhlc, Cardiac Aathma, fruit through the Tropics for the Outboard M o to rs,---------- phone l>2 Angina. Illuud rre»»urc.Thrcaluned I’aralyala, Florida girl in New York dyed her length of time required in water n Job awaiting him. And when it was oin.v on the rocks, just swallow your Hardened A rteries and Kidney ComplalnU cat to conform with the draperies ami no organic trouble ami and can can be promptly n*vo no organic irouum uc prompuy . V T T lA nT X VT/xxfiiv m-ti transportation has always been a haz­ nil over we would have tho pleasant jn<li* estion and smile. When wo land havo the cat died. Judge hud her up and and permanently relieved by Tho Walden OjAINI O lv l' ^ ()\ |';ETA consciousness of having got somei the rocks we will at least have ardous undertaking. Method, w ithout drug*. W rlto for 88 pano WORKS made her promise to return to Florida thing 'o r our money. ' something solid to build on. book, copyrighted, explaining tba N ature, The ship, which originally sailed and he would let her oil-. Good sent­ o----------Ila! Ha! f Cause* and Perm anent B elief o f the#® com* with a cargo of apples from Seattle, plaint*, w ithout druga. Scientific Consultation V. C. COLLEU. Drop. ence. That judge ought to senton-e THIS IS SMILE WEEK Chart. Hoforence*. etc., which will bo sen t to ‘put in at San Pedro to pick up a conthe whole of New York City to Ftori- , General Shop and Mill ■ufTerer* Free, upon receipt of a statem ent o f ACTOR TAKES MUD BATH , , ., r | signmeiit of oranges and lemons. It their ca*o. Address: Tho Walden InaUtuta, da for the winter. The idea of a Hor- ,............ 4 , 4_ u v, , !M This is Smile Week and we are re­ Sulto 407. Plymouth Bldg., N«w Haven, Conn. is expected the trip to New York will Work Ida girl in New York in the winter, i require between IS mid ’JO days. -Or- minded of the fact by the Jacksonville Gloria Swanson's Leading Man in j C O N T R A C T O R and KUILDEK time! “ Under the Lush" Takes Turn hie Metropolis in the following editorial: ' liunio Sentinel. ,*.3 r T» r i S t fa flfl sa 04 fa 517 Comtntrcial Street Hanford, Fit. ----------- 1,----------This is Smile Week. na Dispatches say “ Poland is gradual- j Mahlon Hamilton, lending man for •a Everybody is supposed to smile. If BU VI ly becoming self-suppoiting." Good. FLORIDA .MERCHANTS AND AD­ you can’t smile you enn at least Gloridn Swanson in “ Under the Lash,’’ ! Geo. W. Knight Vi If we can just j;('l the Near East, the VERTISING SCHEMERS chuckle to yourself. It’s easy; just her leatest I'arammmt picture, which j na Far West, Russia, ('hirtn, India, Af­ Rciil E JlaU* and lnsttritnce drop a pleasant thought on our sense comes to the S tar theatre tomorrow, •4 Ml rica, Timlou too, the Arctic Circle, the bio discovered the latest in mu I I ! Y-I1Y NIGHT visitors to Flor­ n* humor nnd let it dissolve. Smiles SANFORD I I <>1(1DA Anti-Saloon League and the other ida, the great majority of whom are will m. end like hubbies from a day baths. Mr. Hamilton was mounted on | •4 »l leagues a well as the Florida State on the id lit to “make" expenses, like- pipe in the hands of a child. n horse which was encumbered b y ! *n — II. W. NICKKRSON r\ League vlf-supporting ive can go wbe easy profits, as they travel from wagon harness. The hor*** was t* > jump The Republican are figuring out a f V Vmi t ’nn Find the Name of Public Accountnnl; Amlit- >j**irmi llshing again a - wo used to do before place to place sieze upon adverti-dn ; bleu by which ex-service men will be over a fence with Mr. Hamilton op Every 1 ivc 1‘rnfessional and Income Tax Sen ice the wai put all th e se foolish notion- as one of their favorite schemes. Ad given a bonus without ineiei-ing Ill's back, for a scene in the picture. * t 1 hint III.-) h ra Man in Sanford in Room 10 McNeill-Davi* IMdg. into the heads of so many “drivers," The spot where the horse jumped vertislng is w rkti! to death by this taxes. b.t Phono 852 •’I This UnInuni Each Day Orlando, Fla. iil\ w iy "’as muddy and as he made the hound das;’, bi'cati! e the value of advertis­ Ila! iln! (Ila! Ha! is th R:t Tourist \ * foot slipped and he broke th o ' 'd lls Uic other 'lay why ii^- js appreciated by all progressive you can smih* on n typewriter. I i**i n-i • i on *•» ra na B4 there was sui Ii lint lishiug oil Lake business men. But any kind of ad­ Auto Radiator Repair President Harding is indignant be­ 'eneo, throwing Mr. Hamilton fro m ! Apopka and why so many Fishermen vertising does not get results. There came .dmmislrntinn critics are claim­ his hack Into a slushy pool of mud. Shop went there in the winter to take ad­ me many things to lie taken into con­ ing h” appointed Senator Kenyon to "Slapstick comedians have nothing on George A. DcCottes vantage of it. The reason is plain sideration, principal of which are a Federal jtltl esh*p in all effort to me." remarked the netor as he regain­ Atiorwcy-ftt-Law Located at 207 French Ave„ between enough. Seining is not allowed in quality and circulation. ed his foot, unhurt, hut covered Over Seminole County Bank shatter the agricultural bloc. "How Lake Apopka, seining is not allowed The hushless interests of Florida absurd!" Such a thought never enter- head to fool with mud. SANFORD •:* FLORIDA>| 2nd and Third. E. R. BEHGQU1ST. in any' county in this part of the state .should fight shy of these schemers and etl our best minds. Seminole county is surrounded by patronize* only those agencies and Hnirriit, Ift cents. Second Street Ila! Ha! (To he repeated at inter* counties that are getting the tourists mediums whose reputations are os- vain.271-ltp Saniord Steam Laundry Barber Shop. nnd sportsmen and our county is the tuhlishcd in public confidence ami who Senator Lodge, who wore his whisFOR SER V IC E only one that allows seining. are above board in their operations, kors to a frnzzzlc defeating ratifica- j WANTED—Girl, over Hi years of age, Call 146-J ----------- o-----------giving a dollar's worth of advertising lion of the Wilson treaties will soon •'* learn trade. Apply Foreman, SAVING FLORIDA or more for every dollar entrusted demand that the yen; tors, who bow- Hern Til office. W. RAW LING, l^rop. to them, who realize that their fit- od to the lash of his political w h ip ------------------------------------------------- — The Polk County Record lias an ex­ lures in the advertising field depends then ratify the Harding treaties ; SpocfaTJst in S p im l A d ju s tm e n ts Actoylene Welding cellent editorial on "W inter Evangel­ in a largo mwistiro upon their present which there arc several, and all an! 1 OF ALL KINDS ism," which we take pleasure in re­ policies. “entangling" as those agreed upon by „ ,1 rx publishing: This is not a bid for greater news­ the representatives of nations at Ver- j VY I F - *1. lY C riH O d C y 1 * . Vj . Sanford Welding Co*. Florida is having a surfeit and then paper advertising; it is good advice suillcS. I mi No.-lit Sanford Avenue Doctor of Chlropructfc some of that sort of thing. You can­ although, it might lie milled, newspap Just a chuckle here. (Smiles are Garner-Woodruff Building not sit down in a park without having have proven themselves the best ad­ valuable, therefore they* can he wast­ SAVE YOU MONEY to listen to some wild-eyed visitor cull­ vertising mediums in the world. A ed- hut don't waste one on the voner- Office Hours: S. O. Shinholser Write us ing mi the wayfarer to repent of his few days ago an "advertising,, man able senator from Mnssnchunelts.) (J to 12 a. m. anti 1 to 0 p. m. Contractor nnd Builder Empire Hotel Block sins and throw something in the lint. worked Arcadia, accouling to the DoAdvocates o.” the Dyer ontilynching ORLANDO. FLORIDA SANFORD *;• FLORIDA Sundays and evenings by appointment From all corners of the north we have Soto County News, and It was Inter f hill claim it will solve the lynching PROr'ESSIONAL ANDBUSINESS BII?ECTORY ! J GLOBE PIANO CO. EC'ijlRE EDGEGATE [ S & U t & L - A i y t A /f ) M C 1 5 £ a OOhrMAU \ - 7 Hi- CoHSlfi&LX OROZ.QL13 rvui I u r c P T>*x -n u s .i Squire Raises thc Crushed Truth BY I.0PIS RICHARP �. / / T H E SANFO RD DAILY H ERALD, W EDNESDAY, FEBR U AR Y 8, 1922 jST KIDS- by M U ritr .A Bntl Excuse. RECALLS DAYS OF MEXICAN EMPIRE — r UNABLE TO RECOGNIZE TUNES Community Enterprises Many People of Commanding Ability Have Admlttidly Lacked Appre­ ciation of Music. fj The growth of th is Hank has been due to the Lord I’r ,'ki'ht n il. h ’uh chan­ )| development of the business enterprises deal­ cellor (better knew n in America ing with It. American Widow of a Diplomat some year- 1ip»i ns ’'Freddy"' Smith), confessed at a public dinner recently Talks of Days of Maximilian f| As farm ing Is one of the principal enterprises that lie ieeegnl/ed ll.e tulle of "(Soil II in this com m unity, \VL‘ have made it a point— and Charlotte. Save the King" only been use people in the farm ers’ behalf— to interest ourserves in stand up when It was being played. | Some oilier famous people bad an drainage, soli fertility, high grade seed, pure­ equally poor ear for ninsle—one, the bred stock, etc. Em|ifcss Eugenie, p r, Ethel Smyth, fj T h is com m unity hank is alw ays ready to talk who for :tn years was u neighbor of the empress during her English exile || w ith the farm ers regarding the development of Former Lady In Waiting Describee at Fnrnhnrn and was constantly In farm business. Emperor ae “ Beautiful Character, her company, says she was totally Sympathetic and Capable, but devoid of in listen) Instinct. Once when •T W hat can we do for YOU? Too Amiable." a local Ini ml struck up ‘‘l'nrinnt pour In ttyrle" hi her honor the empress Mexico City.—A shriveled, gray* mistook b fur "Cod Save the King." luilred llllle wnmiui, almost IDlml and Sir Walter Scott was equally Im­ living wholly alone, sits all day In her pervious to finish-, though many pas­ 4% chair before the window of her tiny sages in Id- writings Imply that he apartment In .Mexico City and dreams liked and uudersiisid It. "In music," of the days of the Mexican empire he told I.uni Mclhiuirtie. "i don’t know when the Austrian Archduke Maximi­ high fit nn low." lian ruled the destinies of the nation Swinburne's lack of musical ear was from 1H(M to 18(17. She Is Sonora Marie a byword among hls acqunlutiinres. Othella Jordan tie Degolluilo, scion of Edmund Go—e de-irlbe- n practical nn old Virginia family and wife of the Joke "played on Sw inhume, which lute (Jen. Mariana Degollndo, member made me Inillgnnm at tin- time hut of a fatally famous in Mexican history. which now -cents Innocent enough iinil During the three tragic years of | not without Interest. A lady, having Maximilian's reign she was a lady J taken the rest of the company Into In waiting to Empress Charlotte, the her cntihdciieo. told Swinburne that IBBaaaaaBaBBBaBaauaaBUBBBBaaBUBBBBBBBBUBBBBaBBaaUBUB "sail princess of Europe,’’ and to the she would render on the piano a very correspondent she recently recalled ancient rinrcptluc rllornello Just ills1‘J i n n g z n i some Interesting memories of eouft covered. she then played ’Three days during the Mexican empire. Blind Mbe' nnd Swinburne w a s etiPraise for Maximilian. I’liimieil. He round that It reflected Maximilian, the Ill-fated Austrian to piuTerthui a l l the cruel beauty of prince, who was set up as head of the ltu> Modlcls—which perhaps It does."— ■ empire by Napoleon III, tn 18(1-1, and l.miilnn Mall. three years later was shot as un usur­ per by order of the Mexican president. JunrCK, was described by Sonera He- ADVICE WELL WORTH TAKING goltndo ns "a hen in Ifni character, sym­ pathetic and capable, but ton amiable , No Doubt Driver of Car Realized Afiaiwdiii That Hls Sarcasm to govern a nation of malcontents." • Really Was Wasted. Empress Chariot to, daughter >f Leo Ownership of Real E state gives vou n definite |dnce and in- " pold I„ King of the Belgians, who Is a A big passenger car was a victim sltlt living In Brussels, according to flucnce in Ihe com m unity, il makes you a more desirable ■ Sonora Degollndo, was "an ambitious of the -Icct In iVntrnl avenue. The genius, who was always striving to ad­ driver trleil valiantly to keep It In citizen. AND WHAT BETTER INVESTM ENT CAN YOU ■ vance her husband, and whose mind (lie middle of (be street, hut one hind wheel slipped over a little, the driver became unbalanced when she found MAKE? (he path blocked.’’ Sonora Degollndo I tried to stop the "boat,” the rear has never seen the empress since she wheel slid along the cur track—well, departed from Mexico City in July, nuto driver* know the refit. When the ear stopped sliding It** 18(10. lo plead the cause of the empire before the French monarch and later two rear wheel* rested against the to go to Rome to attempt to secure curb and Its two front ones were on the etir truck. Then ensued much the good olllces of the pope. So far ns she knows no direct word speeding up of (lie engine nnd much has been received In Mexico from whizzing of rear winds, but no for­ Charlotte In more than llfleen years, ward movement. “ Wlmt’s the m atter j trying to get and that only an Incoherent note to lhe wife of a former high Mexican away from the curb?" n bystander asked. nlllclul. “till, no. I’m polishing the pavement "The empress left hurriedly on her European trip," said Scimra Degollndo, so the kids c;iii have some fun!" sarwho. despite her SD-ndd years, retains ftistieally exclaimed the driver of the ii remarkably clear memory, "and was car. "Well. If you'll lust cut that engine ncenmptinlcd only l»y her personal maids. For many days prior to her down ntul slip her out of high Into departure, there were evidences of her lo\i. I'll give ^oii a little shove and falling reason, and we were not sur­ you'll walk right away front the curb," We wish to announce that we have, prised to hear of her acute affliction fbe Interloper said. The advice was followed.the wheel* been granted the Florida agency for several months Inter. I am pnsltlvu • t that there Is absolutely no i.utli lit iea-et| their Haul whirl and the ear. the— the reports ttint she was pol> <*d be­ tinder the gentle urge of the bystander, fore she left Mexico. And the em­ moved away.— IndhiiiiipolN New*. peror! lie was possessed of very kind element of nature, lie was too t »nl F ro n t M e s s e n g e r to C e a e ia l. ||u listened to Ireiieherous advice and General Ivllegrln, who Inis Just been Made by the largest manufacturers of was shot. That day was an evil one appointed to the comiiiaiid of the Grand Pianos exclusively in the world. for Mexico," thirteenth division of French Infantry, One of these superb instruments in [ Fled to Guatemala. with hcitdquiu'terH at Emigres, Is ii dull art mahogany will lie on exhibi­ Scnora Dcgollatlo was In Mexico living proof of iIn- possibility of rls City when Maximilian was shot In big by annblcil etTort, which Napoleon tion nil tiiis week in Querelnro. and, although she Imd an op­ crystallized Into the saying that every PALM ROOM of the portunity to view the body before it French soldier carried a marshal'* was shipped to Vienna, she declined, tail* n III Ills Iiiiversncll. HOTEL VALDEZ perferrlng to remember him us she General I'cllegrln, whose parents ,<new him. Within a few days after were In very poor clrctiinMtiincea, be­ Write us for pr(go and terms the emperor’s dentil, she and her bus- gun life as n telegraph messenger at hand lied to (linilemulu, where they Marseille*, lie scraped and saved so lived for several years until I’orllrlo a- to be able to liny books, which he Diaz became president of Mexico. studied at night after Ids day’s work Born In Norfolk, Vn., Miss Marie J o r­ for the postnllbv was Ibilslied. lie 1IUY IN SANFO RD dan went to Washington with her took Ida biieeahiiimite. got into the fntlier during the enrly days of tin* military college at Snlnt-Oyr, obtained Civil war, nnd there met Mariana DeIds commission with flying colors und gollado, who was nttnehed to the Mex­ passed the Ecnle de Guerre, or staff ican embursy. They were married In college. He took pail in Lite opera­ Washington nnd later entile to Mexico, tions In Morocco lu 11)07, was badly where her husband's father. Gen. Santos Degollndo, was one of the wounded at the battle of the Mnme, ami afterw ards returned to Morocco, On the Okeechobee Branch of the Flaridn East Coast Railway, Chuluomost prominent men of the day. A : tn, Flu., among the pinea and lakes of Setnlnolo county, nn up-to-date streot and plaza In Mexico City still where he heentne one of Marshal Lyuiitcy's most valued assistant*. modern brick hotel, with privnto baths nnd hot water heat. F irst hear hls name. Honora Degollndo believes that she clnsn cuisine. Rates $2.50 to $3.50 per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ Umbrella Sign of Married Man. Is the Inst survivor of the court favor­ cording to locution of room. You can tell a married man hy the ites of the Emperor Maximilian. uinhrclln he checks, asserts the young who presides over Ihe clonkRACE ON ISLAND FAST DYING capitalist room of a family restaurant. If he Dlua«e Reduces Population of Mar­ has two weather sticks, one a heavy, cheap affair, that was purchased with quesas From 100,000 to 1,800 the idea of being soon lost, und the In 50 Years. other of finer tnuterlnl, It’s n sure bet Honolulu. T. II.—Tremendous de­ that he's married. According to this psychologist, m ar­ creases In the native papulation of thu Marquesas Islands, 2,000 miles mutt It ried folks when they stnrt out In the hy east uf the Hawaiian nrchlgeb. .u. rain each carries Ids own umhrellH so have resulted from the ravages of they can have the minimum of Incondisease nnd tho adoption of many mod­ venleuee nnd retain a maximum of In the prenuptial times the ern custom* recently, according to Dr. dryness. 0 . S. Handy, ethnologist of the Bishop male of the species would never hear museum here, who spent tilne months of Ihe woman Imttllng the winds alone. on Ihe Islands gathering data on Die He would carry the umbrella over her m Wo invito tho public nnd nil users of E LD E R origin of the Polynesian race, Imhlts ami get wet himself, But they're murnnd customs of Ihe natives, and their rled noiv, nnd that makes a difference. SPRING S W ATER to v isit the spring nnd in ethnology unil anthropology. our m ethod of handling its product. W hy take "Fifty years ngo the Marquesas Is­ n chance? Your em inent physicians claim No Pises for Tobzcco Flsndt. landers probably numbered between th a t this w ater in unexcelled and its purity As a precaution ugulnst forest flres. 50,(100 nnd 100,000," Doctor Handy makes it m ost beneficial for m any troubles. smoking has been entirely prohibited snld. T o d a y there are only about In any part of the Olympic initlomil 1,800 natives. Smallpox and pokokn. The Ford people of Sanford as well ns the a particularly swift and virulent form forest In Washington, The area oov1 creil by the "no smoking" order W estern Union recommend th is w ater for of tuberculosis, played havoc among ■ mourns lo nhout 510,000 acres. The batteries. them." period of this prohibition Is to he de­ ■ termined by ihe district forester s i Call phone 311 und have a bottle o f th is w ater Wrong Man in Prison. Portland, Oregon. The urgcnl reason sen t you and protect your health. Nushvllle, Trim .—After spending for lids action Is due to the fuel that eight years lu prison here for the mur­ the area was largely swept hy a cy­ der of George • Welmmri, recluse of clone during the Inst winter nnd the Union City, Frank Dlelzel wna par­ ground Is covered with broken trees doned. Governor Taylor snld he had and brunches of trees so that If ii fire received convincing evidence that Diet were to get any heudwny at all, It gel was nut guilty. would lie dllllcnll to check II. IS MORE TIM GOYEARS OLD __________ _ v PAGE THREE J s s INTEREST PAID The Seminole County j Bank i m i', y m m iW 1 Hi! ‘ m U X ^ r- C } "v; INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO.. — *-=*- e r |* ■ '• n i MUi II' -J WHY HIDES AUK HEI.OW AI-A'S city m a n a g e r AND SHOES SO MUCH HIGH* is HARE SPECIMEN Bit THAN PRE-WAR PRICES? IlEING MECHANIC ALSO i Ill, Thr .launrlnlril l*re«*> OCALA, Fob. 8.—Ocnln s new city nicer James R. Brumbby, of MnrIta, On,, who will assume bis posion hero Fcbhrunry 15 bon.ita of nn ompllshmont which rnrcly is posued by the city executive? nnil fcich will mean a grent deni to the ;ty of Ocala. Mr. Brumby is n trninJ mechanic anil is regarded ns one of < moM expert automobile men in toriria. lie la also nn expert loe!d»n ami waterworks man and it expected that those qualifications ill ho reflected in the operation of t public utilities hero. Mr. Brumby now is mayor of Mar­ ietta, a position ho has held con’nuoiiy since 1915. Along the suprlntendercy of the Board of Lights ff) Waterworks, Tie was educated t the Oeordn School of Tcchnoligy id after leaving that institution pened in Mnrriettn tho first gnrngc 1!>1S with an overwhelming mnjoriand made such a record th at he is unopposed in 1017, 1010 and lf>21. The city of Decatur, On., was in tho Mil fur Mr. Rrumhy's services at the ime salary offered by Ocaln hut he xiiled to come to Florida. IIARNY MtD OOLF PRIZE WFST PALM IlEACH, Fob. 3.— if Balm Bench Post has donnted to Y.’rst Palm Beach Horseshoe P it­ ers dull a silver cup which will be dp far competition ns soon as the cb committee works rules to govern .( contest. Th trophy will be the reperty of 'be club winning it until is won by another club nnd nil ams on West Palm Bench county il! lie eligible. to compete. Nhcn a man snys it is impossible be a Christian in this ngo, he means hat he has some pot crookedness hat pays him n profit. __Music Wins The average price of nil kinds of hides before tile war was IS fi-K cents per pound, against today’s price of M Mr cents pur pound, Florida hides not included on account of being tick scored nnd poor quality, are worthless for shoe leather (tick eradication will pnyj. Tho average prices of all kinds of shoo leather, except slum sole leather, before the war was 28 1-5 cents per foot, against today’s prices of 51 cents per foot. The average prices of shoe sole leather before the war was 10 3-5 cents per pound, against f>7 3-5 cents per pound today. Besides the production of leather in this nnd nil other countries is steadily on tlie decline, and while this does not tend to lower priced leather, it does not seem to strengthen tho prices of hides. Here is the key to tile situation: The packers control the hide mar­ ket. Two-thirds of the domestic hides are taken off by the packers. At any time they have a large part of the hides in their control and arc in a po­ sition to sell or withhold them from tile markets as they choose. One-third of our supply of hides are imported from South America, hut the packers control the larger part of these hides. The packers have about one-third of nil of the hides in their control in their packing houses, and more in tho tan­ neries, and yet others in their control in South America. Hence their con­ trol of the situation is evident, it is obvious that tho packers have abso­ lute power to control tho prices of hides and leather, and it is evident that they are in the employment and exercise of his preorgntioii in their own interest at tho expense of the consumer. On tho other hand, labor continues to play a big part in the present prices of shoes, for the shoe­ maker continues to receive much big­ ger wages than before the war. Retail merchants have been ami are being severely criticised for profiteer­ ing and in cases, justly so, hut not genornlly. If tho difference in the prices of leather and labor could be taken off of the prices of shoes, the consumer would buy his shoos at pre-war prices. War must bo made upon the big fel­ low, not the little retail merchant. He is ns helpless as tho consumer. Think this over. Talk to your sen­ ators and congressmen about it. Pro­ tected hides will not help tho farmer, but will mean added cost of shoes to tho consumer, and add profits to tho packers, • Yours, I). L. THRASHER. 1922 CALENDAR PADS There is nothing quite so handy, quito so useful, quite so indiB^cnRible for tho busy office man ns the calen­ dar desk pad. It helps you l«/ romombor, it gives you tho day and date, it gives you Just whnt you wont nnd when you xvnnt it. 1022 Cnlon| dnr pads Just received from tho fact­ ory—the (.ocond shipment—the first shipment was exhausted In one week. Got a 1022 Calendar pad beforo they are nil gone. Desk stands for tho cnlcndnrs If you have none. ..Employment Bureau.. quo* Th*yef, i | , ccxxKI l 5* * ? J® **• aoctoty * «b* p u n a to for. w SS*! Tho vocational commlttoo of tho Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club requests all young women desiring employment to register nt the First Natlonnl Bonk. AGNES G. BERNER, Chslrmin STRENGTH SERVICE PROGRESS PLAN NOW TO HAVE YOUR OWN HOME 5 Meisch Realty Co A. P. CONNELLY, Agent IANOS HONOGRAPHS YOU CAN GET MORE VALUE Premier Baby Grand j« l,ALITY & service FOR $1.00 —at— J. H. THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. IIINTERMISTER PIANO CO. CHULUQTA INN___ MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager S S A F E T Y FIR ST . Cleanliness is next to Godliness .a 5 Elder Springs Water SANFORD TM i DAILY X n A U ) WAXY * 4 . Buy It with a Herald Want Ad. C o. FLORIDA : ■L■BflBBMBaBBBBBBBI flBBaMflBaaBBttBBBBklBBflBBMBBBUBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBlIBBBIMBIB. 1 __________ ._____ ■' -a �<• ^ \ *’p t I ■*T"TIT.*?'y :!*■:< w THE SANFORD DAILY HERALDt WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1922 P A G I FOU R ^ F , k , Y I I A ! IJIHM’ I " '{ f J J F n ui. B t- jndntiQiyn* newspaper puhllcfl il can do ao from an im partial stand* RMRM] rfikU JT t tU fltW U is a dilTcronce of opinion betweon the 1 iKtUvfduitlii and tha:'edttof!*f H : INSTEAD OF ALLOWING OUTSID'fe PEOPLE TO COME HERE , IN THE, WINTER AND RIDE THE NEWSPAPER^ H* ..1*. -&l W L-l*L-M -*i J * . M BR■ IIJ1HUMn Mn II ■ Mn_MMMNHNMI1U Sfc* ■'* E SHOULD START NO! " •uir ..I •jii»jviVft,,tA8!B tWH mWne V' awAY;{ 'j7IJ f •luuli J' I*m| viJfi'i j4 nJ in )fl#jlil(|o laJ/'.j|> || II) C. W. MOUSE In DeLnnd '' •" " i i ( ! i ») i ri l i nt i u i h i j *i :11 l«i ’>110 «;i ;>tiiifi i»;'l > / - _ a s s - i t s s a ® , .. £ £ 4 = n „ , and the Ion* txporlafco ol tho « ,|.! f t ff'e "W »|,*hR>1M P “ V'lifOTl'fflW If INTVBRDK x/ru'ELAj.n.-------DKFRATH ORLANDO 30 TO 13 IP U J l»A t it' ■ Th> ftlontvordfl^Industrial School basketball team defeated tho fast Or­ lando High school quintet/ in Mont* vordo Friday night, 30 to 18. Tho winners had the upper hand in the gdmo throughout it4 Ptitlre length nrid'tlio rtiiiilt of the gamcf was never in doubt. An'Unusual litrtount of intercst waa hianlfcsted during tho game and despite the fa c t' that the score was one-sided, tho Orlando boys played well. At the end of the first half the wlpncrs wefe in tho lend( 10 to 2. The Orlnndo, five seemed to hnvo great difficulty in locating the basket although ijiey had ninny chancea to i mi mi mn ^flinTr lr ,'jiJol i, i3 II! li iMIlp i H l ^ if * n It follows, therefore, that the ^edi­ Florida. m ’il tu ll iti Some more pertinent hints on tho in •i rr> m m ).■■) I'ltiii »>* 11 to r ’must be allowed'tri deeidh, With­ I; There 1MUUle.lpAfti^liirijtM tifliliii IIAbfirtloriiiin thia uliflaibsion is sucli out Argument, as to the extent p'f his growing of the fruit ns given by ^•hich the people of DeLnnd are suf- and nntW Ipntbnlmdrt dr loss genernj gratuitous servim, a t o ’ jMnW tlw co-operation on the part of the pubt dividing line .between now#', an, such, 9 ri"« W . *»<x**£ If you cannot get new land, select a ; l •HI I .fill./# . M . *• amt purely commercial,n e r v i e r , „n , grown fo r five, or six .veurs. i-Thl* C T f l W f f l ^, , fot* such eon* uBecause a man is a newspaper pub* ^>ry expensive. 1 refer to the mat* tral committee ns hus b)een suggested., ja no reason why be should he Icacniu tho risk'Of disuns»*. lai.IpnK Water melon: i land ahouhl< should' ho ■broadOer of such public functions n s '.lW d.ntiltiHr tompanedurf (Wtpi>*neiitntiveA expected ' to donate ' art " Unlimited Waterni«Mon;iland t!ures, concerts, evangelical efforts ami from such orgunlxations arjfl interest*1u'HJUUitV'bf sirvll'b thtit wotiltl’ cost a »«(!' ^tHae-bhrmWed two or tjbe like, in which imported talent is as the Commercial Club, the Minister, Jj^t yif Umndy if secured from nhy 6th- three weeks before planting time. About1’ 'ten days' hofoW ,*iltintihg djnployed. ial Association, Women’s Chili, W. er source. ' " ' •Ml’ »/. cheek! 'bff the field add iilimy ftt> » Ily imported tuli'iif.i J yini'im I ' M r / r Y n':$K>i!" LcKion' ’* 4'hicli is procured from elsewlleie than ?L>FT League, the University, newspaper classus. exercise their own judgment '. n r-1, . - . - r r T T i r- m’ yr.Tr ,.n ;r ■ Volusia county. publishers, and perhaps others. ,,, jp establishing'n p rice Upon their soin *,4Vci. . WW/lVi i ■ [.at every slTill imipos|tKTiT' 'th a t vices. Tht* |iuMlnher of' ip neWitpajittf ^ t \e seed-’vill by, tiiH'dcd. T us H J With a. city the siaeM NDfLififtl, it n'h..<<li<4-tei{ undet should be given the samd^HUlUge. "man* ithap,tli*.farUUhor,iri'l’ heemne ■ iR a ^ ftryt iinmrVn>iW'(‘| to gets^Vlilliedk up” V Jh X lJ- 4 t L v i / burffessw' i L W flic nyceum ; Every inch Uf space in a h'owapa* ‘" I f T T !”*“ lho, \ ° " ’ l’",iLlh "r0 5 .{Jsteni is put into operation that will or decision. In the event t h f per is ns hnwh ' m erchandise,;^ Lho d«ng»w o f «Mw.y' th- th« 'lit1*lull b f ’thb' (Jtmtrol the opening and closing oj the favors the putting on of unjj, publisher ps ayp the eajmpd gtpuls, the f«ud •frtud ’t'HJrHfslIl’VH I .1’'„ I’Oi v t l i i i i.Iiii*,|I7 Id' f^ liflic JI«i•• p tt,H* v i f j U C ; 11i function, let it designate t h j grurcries, clothing, hoota liuul shoes i V It IT JR is.goJill'.'ljeJi1to Tiillow ,’he ,, The present winter season has fur- particular organization or society that on the shelves of the Htornsi<iif>. the plant ing witti pn,e or, two o’.tiers, anting dlshqd•M 'VfillI forcible illustration^ jof tlfsiit. J IT i ) / '• ) tJ w city.’ i" / •< ’ in .... mi Tl|'^ # su'perfluily m si/ch affaire! 'lly rd.. itn this arrangem ent’ the best inC The editor must lie allowed hind ex- n week, intervening hetweep is nlvisod, boceuse frost is Unldo «»lluwi’Vlwi uA iw riw «.4foPw ttlaw r'it burtMta ufithu city mail community will pdcied to’ decide juht Wllbt hkuterlnl kill 'tilenpcttcdly the first planting.U»'r many instances can ho cited in which l«* guarded, ami whatever is pul on ahull be admitted to the columns ol’ » a r a : » a •i’iifs'nV/itJ* ncore^ Crawley. forw»t,i * ners, made the first wl? n about thjrty second, *fu III! ,l In* » W .tl,.^ o rl.„ d 4 ’8aH^ < AND NO PLACE TO 00 $20,000 with nccurotl Intcft], !** quest coming from the Z b aunt in Pennsylvania. S® 1 day thnt a fellow gets $r,SnAn • hills, and wo know that £ bursting at this man', heap1^ esi OtUaj Sentinel. Girls err who try to drink nn,i The stewed chicken of ennhed peach of tomorrow / „ |i | T h e P r a c t i c a l A d v a n ta g e s the ,hynU’|id\f *\p»ivi(vu|. #>(»<#, .uia^tpjn- wib< b o : bandied unitedly limit heiicu hjs paper, pud upon wlinf terms, Jig such funeiions has been very successfully. Desired eo-opcnitiotj There, is, no more justice o fr reason heavy, and considerable dissatisfaction will be secured, arid the liahilitie >of fm- usking Um editor to donate space l(us licen created the clashing of interests will lie rep in Ids paper for the promotion of il liNDER TltlC LASH” IM.HASE f I 111MilVl7i T , Ol "I/utlqr tho, Lfdth,” the Tarqnu»vnt J,lc“ ,rt' "tarring Gloria Swanson,, wil| hpint th d S ta r Ithentrc tomorrow., , It is n drtmmtlC photoplay, the scenes of which nro laid In’fiouth Africa. The ^ tlfully easl ns the w ifi n,Juri f«rjiief, wW \ Udd'ihon, the leading malt, lms 1 tl,,J rnlt' ,,r 11 vigorous young Englishman. The production. 1» of the highest grnde. iv- of a comipercial accdjliht cAYinot bo over­ estimated. •1 'J- f t . Here at this Bank there are many kinds of service available that will help you in the conduct of your affairs. To take advantage of our various ser­ vices will enable ydu to conduct your ■II.H firi'aflcia,!1aftftira 'promptly,' fin'd with the a least possible delay. Or'. I / II / / I) C l'lf IHJTYV ^ \ H A ^ T v,# M ,}/r I’fM - I lj S' eommerclnl enterprise than third is td shovjr ItUUVfllJ lU iifc U f niAlW J nul \ (ViU Ajcli ilIsVfcUmHilibM atioi) „ merchant to doniite'il’ qbaiitity a. whole, are exceptionally liberal in many thousands of dollars will be |tcpt „f |,jK merchandise for a like pur i*/ :j')|V(|A ({he m atter-o f- financing■such public home thnt is now sent out of III* AIFuirs us have been mentioned. It city. The existence and operation of The principle ought to he more gen•ill is safe to conclude thnt DeLnnd has such an organization would secure it cVnlly V,„ „ J ’rccogbizVil thnt ...... ncwspmb-r sstuldished a reputation in this re- f„r greater degree of unanimity of jtdl>|j£-fty thnt Iti dirdetly ctilculuted •fpect ^hnt readily makes her a " sh in -' sentiment sentim ent niifontf e peqple t o further the 'ftmtncliil "flhnhcial interests or among,.th the people than cart call to big WalV’1, Hi" Hie'' Wdimrtldh ,,Wr » *f3’"sc’cureii Without 'Hud' coiisiildfnliou^ jmee^ss pf any undertaking, and that (a' gniily!1, r °flil>';W flll'l? itll, ll.UJv »iWfT \ I W « w iw ri i /MW propp.ption Ur,iire* wu„ |,| cost m o n ey .if dono by any 1 tin. oiii . .'01*11 |« i. •«*!| bm; h r n o p 4f public functions under constdera- J seated of the class under considern- other method, is Jegitim atu service for Medical service will make even ■ ?h»n. I( *V / . / » !■ ■11 ■' ‘ 1 / / ' 1 JiUA'A.-U/e hM M ^'A iioi/'thaCithiiU ld h j adcspinte compensatiori .1 ' b,M greater strides when some scientist The advance agents of those |u u - „ -sti,.,| js this: Is there local^ulyjit irt I f should also be recognized that the It. 1’. WIUTNKH, Cadiier manages ,to Isnluti inliters mine here in considerable t lie- city or community that can’ lake publishers of rtewspnpers are entitled (tq i«idate the germ ofpr^- F. 1*. FORSTER, I'resident iumhers and proceed to secure one , :,re of the proposition to reasoimld^ (,utm. (he price of ally such service fcssionnl jealousy. or more dates for such affairs as they ^,,,,,1 advantage? •„ that they do not care to render graturepresent. If thi.-. ipiestion lie answered in the jtuus|y. And newspaper publishers | They are generally men of shrewd affirmative, ns might frequently ............... .night .... ......... service for .... must_ ............... generally perform business ability, been juilgxh of hum■{eijr, and y ,be (Iccideu tii^it It ,wlll i'< far |i,ss money than would be churged J an nahirb, and soon size(up tl|e situ;i-{xv|se to hn|e t&ut ^ind'of ijr.lnoMtion 1iy (|ny „U,t.r agency for a acrvlre of (ion and deride iipnnVu’ codrs'e of ne-v pul on. let the rturehu fturenu designate the me ,.(|ual v„h.n... vidume, 5a (loll. particular local talent, and suggest _________________ m m ; Their purpose Jsj |to i rflist ,tlnj pi- the, ort'auiznti^n o/ interest to handle CONSTANCE TALMADGE a n tercst and co-operation of local citi- it. Then let all co-operate to secure IS ROUTED IIY EIRE N Zens df wide Influence. Thlrf being desired suce'est/. 1 " ' 1 done, it is a comparatively easy mat[u a great number of ‘snscs It A beautiful house is destroyed by ■ ■ • !]'*» 1, *-5v*’'*/'• , 2_ ter to close a contract lor one or more vvj|| |„. found that loti) t/ilijnt cap he I•vs** I«I’H iw I>4rfBi fire in Constance Taltnadhe’s new dates, and the thing is done. found that will handle a proposition n m S S ^ S f4 x .i'^ z : picture, "Lessons in Love," which will ■ With pardonable pride and ambition, !ls * ; 1y and ffBdiVMfully a t the jjiro■ be the at tract ion at the S tar Theatre tho Iwivd /citiretw pho iyive espipised poa'ed iippurtatibn. i It would be . \ tonight. In tills scene a whole family the affair in questiod, very natnr/dly within the province of the Lyceum Hu is driven to the street in night attire, and logically proceed to tin* develop- veau to initiate propositions for pulsConstance being a member of the meat of conditioi|s Hint will secure the |j,; fumtioiis, upun suitable occasions, shivering group. The fire results in highest degree of success possible for and designate the individuals or urone of the heat comedy situations' in its conclusion. gani/.utious who should put them on. the plot and serves as a prelude to [With several stub atrim s|im the it freiplOnlly iscqi^t that-a real dethe final "lesson in love." Kenneth lioanl ul Inc same time, each wi'li its nupid'ijxtt-ta foi1pt>iiietbiri^,i)f til(N<k|nd Harlan is Miss Talmadge's leading local champions, it is easy to see that to lie put on in the city, but for want man ire this production, which is re­ there is/tj66n<) to lie some crowding of a proper head, nothing is done. The leased by Associated Eirst National a_.I more . ft’,. Jov A. less* .dissatisfaction. tl .-.-#1t ICAk,,I t, kIL 1jurisdiction ■■— t... II.yemtnt .. 1Jtureau I■. ...... . and offf Athe Pictures, Inc. The champions of each proposition might be extended to take in still oth­ ■ he it a lectunj, concert, revival er affairs than such as have been sug­ ■ NEW THINGS AT THE meeting or whatum^-feel certain that gested. It could easily become a ■ HERALD OFFICE all tile people should patronize that "household necessity" fur tlu* good of PUilirtiUrirlnj jiitVair, ilmj if tlicy dd tiot lly the city. 1 1 ' ■ i i l / 'l Tlmnk you cards, Birthday curds, so, it’ (k much mile toitiietD discredit. The slogan I'inuy/at'Homrj" that u p -1 and folders, Valentine assortment In the matter of publicity, the news­ plies with strong emphasis to the pur- Ju*l arrived, 1922 calendar Pads L5;V*T-* paper is tlik-lilcf fdctdr/mid ol’ com. chase of merchandise of all kinds, here at last, place cards, nut cups, ______ .hi *n-J. lllfiy in I UN| /\ ii kinds Kiiiiin of iiiYiMUiimn) it must dd K\\b fniV tiling nnd give sltouldj olsi' upply,’to n vej-y cousi isideiyI* Tally cards, All1 invitations, ^ OTYL*'p-Vi' |rr'^ lrn each and every proposition a liberal a! tic ext'ciit, to file subject Under' coli - Gift cards, Giootlng cards, Con^rntn- ■ K v l^ S S } amount of gratuitous service. a id c rn tio iu O ') ( ) . / I 1! I Intlbns, Shut In cards, Sympathy Take ilbtl iqpgstioii .of feipperanco,>cards and Birth announcements. j a t a mBBa ^fi fjfft *fi M■ in sympathy with n given proposition hy way of illustration. There is nhso■■ t 1 1‘ j - k m ft » . nr "j . pi *k ' .t ■1f • 1c1 j !1 M _ Now is , the ,.time , to head lowuril i\r,i|V|U he is aill»pvw!iMLRlYe ikHC'"' I"? fenipre, of,this i|ueslion that LIKE GREAT; THROBBING MARTS «rous space and always in the nest cannot be fully alid ahly liiuufieif T>y smaller ships and guns. '22 is ii rmall t i l 1. 1. “ . . . *OF TRADE ARE Rnj’.JI position, mid as a m atter of news of local talent. The sources of informant calilue year, to to speak, THE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING COLUMNS $iblic interest# L n I ' i |j / ' *1 ( ^gaV dlnt jw irj1 possible feature r *1 much at th o 1 ’ .lit [ When the affairs come‘off the pro- of this' sitiEject are' as mucl .Ml OF THE DAILY HERALD •D ll' I pie furuisji the money In liberal iiuan- command o f local talent as of a 11y{Mil. ad J \ \ 10 'ini - 11 «** gi ijltles ,(|»"lin6, Ilte"poeltotlioplicH of Hie body aibis1.• ” , : l .......1■■■ CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 192L.I '■'TneVE aWPThnlisand* of 1 siplemlid >tli IIIkI « ,1 * ipipqrtetl ta|eiiL It sometimes pc' tliai, for mmiffi's or years after- ntl'n’1nhd''U,i>m6n in Ihe cnnimtlnit^ iHiVor ‘ Southbound wards' they’ roCur1to sueli and ftuch iif-! (vhb HtMi'j'ffM lis Cartltyt Convldtion^ Ol I.1 tv%I 1. M Arrive Departs ijiirs as fakes, or, at least, as nnwor- and nohltf'pJrt’jfittVit’dbrt'i'orhfAjt" 1the 2:40 o.m. i H3.. ..... 2:80 n.m, ... ■!! m,.d ■ liT.foi P.M! -iJ ■■’i . I temperance question ns cun ho fmniA 07. 1,1 ,, r I -l.l ■ tyy of their patrontjgc 8:40 a.m, | ilil the \|orhi.J . Adtltlicm he\h|c.liuragi ^ 1:38 pint. 1:1R p.tn. n►And kHilUaU kiikAtrs. Lliat >jnl' t L 3:20 p.m. 8 9 .......... 2 Rif) p.m. oaurso of a yenr, ninny thousnndu of to develop their talents in the m attef of dhtlWV'il^TH^hf MIlWPdtfr'iHlds! by if. piu-hiuwi t l i f ’teiiipeiuuieo priipuguiit «sj0f 0:55 p.tp. 88 . T:l(ip.m. irTdng“ liHl or liifiWtOir individuals, da; Hy-givlnjf-locnl talen t an-opj«.r*M.. V.il’ •' J ’ .to >1111 i iAit|oi% n r d n l t i r t a h l A K p ir J t lim n r h : it o huttily W twt'Nvt Mh \ IMiWti V t- I W 'K Northbound 1 1 v».h‘* modern hc Lhui^.w Iulvu.JuuL. vaJLuc...tuyuivc.U ters as a re under consideration, such Dopnrts Arrive Pc improvcn, talent will be improved, amt and Ul« the ccltincv >|| I III H-|. , | V’l 2:03 n.m. «frn I, No. 82... .:... 1:48 n.m. is quite ti u | l « ma„i> f «T iA w .lF ^n ,u,y' No 84.. ...ill .. :45 n.m. 12:05 pAn. j t 11 til 1^0, I / \ t ii . ■ubl excikitiidis to tffijl rple, ilstances Y0 0N ,wL',k f ..... 2:38 p.tn. 2:55 80. •; No. ■e untold benefits'have been re- * 1*' *"*' matters ’nf travel;’'ni: 4 rtlfi |i.m. 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BtBO p jn. ri'-VA /t YiilonU I xNo. 26.2..... 1:80 p.m. INAI HIHU'.V a First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER S CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING COLUMNS OF THE DAILY HERALD a ... . s TRAIN SCHEDULE 1 5 i Strange—what an immense amount of gopds and services are bought and sold day after day [through the classified section of this paper. 7 t }l1,ul 1;; Ih thetht^obMug m arts of the East one could buy, sell or exchange almost anything- that has any kind value; in Sanford an increasing number,,of peoplb aa-e using the m art—the classified section of this baper. Many a family has more ! edmforts—even luxuries through taking advantage of the chance to buy things 5 L , an article Whether it be a job, a service, a business pr advertised for sale - each want-ad represe its\a human desire with a hope for its fulfillment. 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It*" •! �ft H w m w M Hi.vr, _T?-n n j '■rrw&Fr ........’ ' ........ . THE SANFORD DAILY H ERALD, W E D NESDA Y , FEBR U A R Y 8, 1922 ft PAGE FIVE m h i fa pt profit to their ntockhohlors, and uniess relief could ho had in the way of increased freight rates, or a visual subsidy form the government, tho : Florida: F air and conroads must go into bankruptcy and Melville’H Comedians playing in the Hie whole transportation system of iimu,l cold tonights heavy frt),t nail temperature near big tent tins week under the auspices the country would be crippled. As a Gee, whizz, almost forgot [of the Kiwanis Club are putting on a part of the general managers justifi* fn ^in g in North portion; the temperature today it litIl,t to heavy frosts in i popularity contest in which tho most ed tlieir claims for relief, we make was sn cold, Hut tho weath­ dal portion and probnbpopular young lady in the city wilt re- tho following extracts from a pnper er man reports 02 as the ]v imht frost in interior of reive n diamond ring next Saturday Issued by tho railway cxocutlxos: max. and .‘I I ns the min. and Smith portion tonight; night. Votes are given on tickets, on On March 1, 1920, federal control this must be right but when Thmsdny fair and warmer. cold drinks sold in tho tent and the ended, leaving ns a legacy restrictive yon got in the wind it seems merchants whoso ads are in tho tent and wasteful nntionnl agreements cold weather sure enough. r i M frj P4 M M IC» IU However, it is line weather, also give away tickets. CJo to the governing tho working conditions of n n n n line for everything in this show each night and learn more about several large classes of employes and the contest. The standing of the conan insistent demand byall groups of neck of tiie woods and fine □□ □□ for winter trade. Have you tcstnnts up to date Is as follows: employes for still further wage ad­ a little oil stove in your bed Mildred Holly ............ ...32,460’ vances. As a result, in July, 1020, the room ? , Ruby H art . 19,600labor board awarded tho greatest Pa mi nn s a ^ 6:1(1 A. M. FED. 8, 1922 A Hie flillon ........................... 18,600 single wage increase ever granted to Maximum ....................... 62 Agnes Humus 1-1,000 any group of employes and a t the And it was frosty weather. Minimum ....................... 34 same time continued nntionnl agree­ Hattie Kstridgc 12,760 Itange ............................. 34 Esther Miller . 0,060 ments indifinitoly. 0 p, Swope of Oveldo wns in tho Barometer ....... 30.60 In the belief that their demands 8,460 Elorenco Henry city" today on business. Northwest and clear. 8,200 were justifiable and necessnry, tho Fern Ward ....... Pn P'j P-j Pu P-ii p.i pjj roads were given authority to ad­ ►4 7,160 Mary l.ou Drown 8 Weather report says frost tonight vance their rates, which were already 6,060 LcClairc Jones undoubtedly it w '.1 bo. Try a Herald Want Ad todny. burdensome to business. Hut the ad­ . 6,660 Mnric Teague vance did not produce tho hoped-for 4,000 Marjorie Clay ( W Kntzmiligor and W. C. Mat­ No advertisements for the Clcssirevenue. It wns more than the tra f­ . 2,600 Helen Chorpcning The Store That is Different t e r were among the Longwood visitfied or Want Column of tho Herald fic would hoar and business fell off Daphne Wimblsh ....,........ 1,760 ors to the city today. *until their last stnte wns worse thnn are taken without cash in advance and Sanford, Florida | their first. At least that wns the cinim none arc taken over the telephone. TANGLEFOOT VS l’EHUNA Seminole county roads will soon bo This Is made necessary by tho miai of the roads. Was thnt cinim corthe b e s t in the stnto and it will bo a The Mock Trial to be given Mon-[I rect? Some recent developments seem 'iikes in phone messages and by tho joy ride on all of them, day night by tz.e Business and I’ro -, to foster the idea that the sympathy xtra bookkeeping entailed on the Hotaiv Club and Klwannis Club fesslonnl Woman's Club, on Monday of tho public may have been worked -mall accounts that take the profits SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS wilt Im'-’vI for championship tonight evening at the Parish House is only [ upon to n degree thnt was not war- lit of this form of advertising. arisli House. Como out and seo 36 cents to all, j ranted by the facts. at tlie P JOHN GOVE, Proprietor j Children under 8 years of age freo j Messrs. McAdoo and Hines, who O. II. S. MEETS SANthe liiir l»oys do tlie stunt. CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY FOItl) HIGH FRIDAY _____ . I Come and tiring the family for an managed the roads while they wore 1018 West First Street 1018 West First Street The county commissioners held a evening of fun. All home talent, under government control have both The Orlando high school basket verv interesting meeting yesterday j All tho money stays In Sanford. | testified recently thnt they were ro­ und it will he given in detail as soon Watch for program of cast of char- turned to the owners In better coiuli- ball team will play tlie Sanford high quintent on the Armory court, here ns it run be rushed from tho clerk's actors in Saturday’s and Monday’s tlon than when they were tnken over. Friday night. This is the second t Herald. Tickets will be put on sale Mr. McAdoo, especially, assorts thnt office. Friday. i the government added more thnn 4,- time these two teams have played this _________________. | 000 locomotives and over 28,000 year and this game promises to be as II. T. Pace, who has been III for Re sure and rend Thrasher & Garj freight cars to lie tho equipment of the hotly contested as the first one, which the j>i»>t two weeks, is reported as roads, nnd’ that every Increase of was won by tho local engers by the 2<3-1 to tier's adv. today. improving, and will soon bo out ngnin. scant margin of four points. Both wages was justified. This will be good news to his num­ tennis are very evenly matched nnd As a partial rorrnborntion of tho HAS THE BEEN DUNPURI.1C erous friends. THE SUB-TROPICAL MID-WINTER FAIR ■ they arc old rivals.—Orlando Sentinel. iden that the railroads arc not ns COED? hard up as they claim to be, we have M r and Mrs. W. T, Donnelly and IS YOUR PAIR The Herald for real job printing. pally left today for Tampa where When the railroads were returned the claim backed up by the figures they will take in the south Florida to their owners after the war there for a term of years, made by the We Invite You and Hope You Will Invite J fair Mild have a good time visiting wns a loud howl of indignation from Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail- In the Circuit Court Seventh Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole Connroad company that its net enrnings many points of interest. the latter about the condition in a Everybody | ly, Florida.—In Chancery. which their property had been hand­ for the year 1921 were greater thnn Ih many friends of Mrs. Ralph ed ns being sadly demoralized, with for any previous year in its history, DIVORCE Good-peed are glad to sec her out ed ns being sadly dtmornlized, with exxcept 1016. If this is correct, nnd we have no reason to doubt it, it is again after being confined to her freight cars scattered from one end Harold Hall home for the past four weeks after of tlie country to the other, and many evident that tho railroads arc not suf­ THIS IS A BIG THING vs. fering from financial paralysis, and being knocked down nnd dragged by of them unfit for use nnd badly need­ ■ ■ Elizabeth Hall. a car on Oak avenue. ing repairs. Thoro was n shortage there is no reason why freight rntes To Elizabeth Hall, ItutFalo, New York. t should not lie reduced to a living of locomotives, ns tho government had It appearing from the affidavit of hnsis. Other interests, agriculture A P. Connolly lind his car on cen­ made few replacements of those which Harold Hall herein duly filed, that lie especially, are suffering, even worse ter i terday afternoon on Magnolia it hnd worn out. Worse thnn thnt is complainant in tlie above entitled nveii’ic and is pushing it over lie slipp- dcmornliznxtinn of the equipment was thnn tho rnilronds are claiming to bo cause, that it is the belief of the af­ and if they are not speedily relied, ed uni ^ell mi tho brick street dis- that of the working force. It bad fiant thnt Elizabeth Hall is a non-res­ l"'U'iag his snoiiioer. io. been itoon largely increased, wages had there will lie general distress which dunilder. no He is nmo able to, will evidently involve the whole coun­ ident of the State of Florida, and thnt uit today but will be incnpnc- been raised to a point thnt could tint try. At any rate the country is entitl­ she is a resident of the Stnte of New % it;,I. fur some time to come. he maintained under private manage­ ed to know the exact facts in all their York, residing in RtiMTnlo, New York, ment with any hope of profit and a and t hat there is im person in the and Mrs. J. II. Avery and Miss bust of absurd mid embarrassing re­ hearings, that it. may lie aide to place 2 where it belongs.— Stnte of Fluridn, the -ervice of a sub­ " the responsibility Avery, of Atlanta, have boon strictions bin! been placed on the roadS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------; poena upon whom would bind the det nf Miss. Elizabeth lliitn- which largely increased their expens­ Tampa Tribune. ------ -----fondant; and that alfiant further says Tbey wore delighted to find es, at the same time reducing tlieir that he believes tile age of tlie defend­ SPECIAL OFFER ami nf Flowers” looking so efficiency. It was claimed that the ant to be over tWetity-nrie years. bile just a few hundred miles roads could not bo handled, as they The Delineator, 12 copies ‘‘or $1.26. You, therefore, Elizabeth Hall, are country is wrapped in snow bad boon bandied by the government Tills offer closes February 17. Vow­ ordered to appear to this hill herein 272-2tc with any expectation of returning a el I Go. duly filed in (hi cause on tlie 6th day m r* ^ THE WEATHER How the Popularity Contest is Standing at Melville’s Show t now and one dollar each Saturday thereafter keeps you a member of our Clothing Club in good standing and the benefits to be derived from this club are many. f4 M JSmm personals and be in plenty of time to trade it out with some of our Spring Merchandise we will put on display next week. P e rk in s $e Britt m■ V SPECIAL INVITATION TO THE FOLKS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY s 1 ■ 3 ■ 2 GREATEST RACES IN FLORIDA ! Really quite the biggest thing you ever saw in the way of a Fair. Every Department is full up; and happy to say, Seminole County is in to help make it a success. Tank lip your auto and come. Reduced Rail Rates. 8 3 ■ s 3 \ Orlando, Florida j ls ______________________________________ FEB. 14-15-16-17-18, 1622 5 : of March, A. D. 1922, tlie same being iuau]iiaiiKnnHHHHaMt!HsnQDaaBsnRnniiMiifliiaER!iananar!iKiHsiMUHr]uiMn<igur.3UUE.'i:££L;gaEUw:!3;:a a Rule Day of this Court. ". ‘ “ .her ordered that this no­ tice be published for four consecutive weeks in the Sanford II :nld, a news­ paper published in Seminole County, Florida. Witness: E. A. Douglass, Clerk of the Circuit Court, ami a se.d thereof, this (ttti day of February, A. D, 1922. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk of the Circuit Court. By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C, THETEORD & WILKINSON, Solicitors for Coinplt. 272-5tc | Cash Prices Must Look Good \ \ To The Trade i Read This Tli rasher & Garner did $830.00 more business on a strictly cash basis during the month of January than during January, 1921, on a time basis. This reflects the hearty approval and co-operation of the buy­ ing public for which we are grateful. If you pay cash, and have not visited our store, we shall appreciate a call. The fact that we are doing more business selling for cash than we previously did on time, and for rash, is convincing proof that our lower scale of prices is bringing the trade our way. !Pay Cash Cash Pays Henry McLauIin, Jr. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST 1 Mr. Automobile Owner! a a ■ 8 Re-Grind Your Motor Cylinders and Increase \ 2 POWER with the Saving of OIL and Gas a [ ■ « S t o p a n d T h in k * Why sacrifice on the value of your car by turning it in when you can have the cylinders re-ground and fit w ith D E LU X E PISTONS and have a better running motor than before, a ______________________________________________________________________________________________ S The Oil and Gas You’ve Bought and Lost J Would More than Pay Regrinding Cost 212 East. 1st St. a a Sanford, Fla. ■ 2 ■ I GUARANTEED TIRES j AND TUBES 1 T ires ............ .......$ 8.50 ............ ....... 10.00 ......... ...... 14.00 ...... 16.50 ■ 32x4 32x4 ......,.... ....... 19.50 £ 33x4 ................ ....... 20.00 J 34x4 ............ ....... 27.00 jj Do not miss seeing the Twins on display Saturday in Thrasher & g Garner’s show window. Go in and take a guess. It won’t cost you a 8 Penny, and you may be the prize getter. ■ Don’t be alarmed, you do not have to take them if you do not want ■ j them. iThrasher & (GarnerI Tubes $1.90 2.10 2.55 2.90 3.25 3.35 3.00 GAS, OILS, GREASES, Etc. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ _ We invite you to visit our shop and see the IIEALD CYLIND EIl GRINDER in operation. All leading autom obile manufacturers use the IIEALD. Sanford \ Machine & Foundry Co. | CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY “SERVICE THaVT COUNTS’* Tank up with us We handle everyth ing in THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE Car Lots or L ess. Ship us Richmond, Virginia 105 Palm etto St., Sanford, Flu. !U a^i HHM I U. E. HOWARD, Sec. » B B B H IllR B H B B B B a H a B B B B n aB B «a n M B B M E B aB H a B B B n B a K B B n a B B B n B B * It’s the real th rift game, that m akes man careful, comfortable and •J contented. Careful about what he spends and what he gets for what 30x3 0 x 3 '/j g lie spends. Comfortable because h e pays for what he gets. Contented 332x3'/, 2 because he buys at the lowest m arket price. s 31x4 5 ; W. It. O’NEAL, Pres. M m i i i R H i a i i i i i i i i i a n i i i B a H i H i i i D f l n i i i H i a i i R a i i i a a m a■ : 'r _____A Efe’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/. 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, February 08, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 08, 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>, February 08, 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/e2609443f65287de7254757117b03e1a.pdf 1f5194f3e035141a7fbcea6b5cf8c578 PDF Text Text SANFORD SAN F O R D “The Clly Substantial" ■The c ity Substantial” ) IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 274 SANFOHI), FLORIDA, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY !>, 1022 v o l u m e ii CONSTRUCTION WEAK SPECIAL TAXES NEEDED TO CO-OPERATIVE MARKETING WEEKS’ ON FORD PLAN OF BATTLESHIPS BILL PASSED YESTERDAY; GROUNDHOGTALK HAS STOPPED PAY HUGE BONUS—IT WILL RUN INTO THE BILLIONS FARM BLOC STEAM ROLLER VALIANT SECRETARY SCARED FOURTEEN CAPITAL SHIPS Wll.l OF SHADOW OF HENRY WHICH NOT HE FINISHED SAYS LOOMS IN THE SUN DENBY REPUBLICANS DO NOTHI NG REAL STARTLING,W1LL SOAK FLORIDA GASOLINE CARS FOR RAILROADS ARE SUGGESTED get whole w orks Ill) The AiiBiielnled I'riaa) I |l«* TK« \Moi*lntril |arr««l May Decide to Tax Gaso­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—Opening WASHINGTON, Fob. 9.—Construc­ line One Cent Per sessions of the House military com­ tion work on fourteen capital ships mittee’s investigation of the Ford con­ was suspended today by order of Sec­ Gallon tract offer for purchase and lease of retary Denby under direction of Pres­ the government properties at Muscle ident Harding .The step was taken in Shouls, Ala., revolved yesterday prin­ anticipitation of ratification of the OCA I, A HOARD OF TRADE WANTS cipally about the clauses relating to naval limitation treaty which result­ manufacture of fertilizers for the Na- ed from the Washington conference THEIR EFFORTS AT PEACE ONLY SINCE THIS STATE IS NOW BUR­ A. C. L. TRAINS CON* FOLLOW FOOTSTEPS OF tiun’s agricultural needs. Secretary and under which only three of the TINUED DENED WITH GASOLINE WILSON Weeks of the war department, appear­ vessel involved will he completed ns TAXES (llr The Ananrlilrd 1‘rraal ing as tile first witness, repeatedly de­ wnrcrnft. Tlje other eleven will ho ‘ IN CONGRESS OCALA, Feb. 0.—Marion County clared his doubt as to the whether fer­ TAMPA, Fla., Fch.9—Adresslng n scrapped or converted to merchant lit) The .(■^ni-liilril I'rrH) Hoard of Trade will bo represented at tilizers could lie manufactured as ships under the trenty provisions. crowd numbering thousands nt the WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—A tenta­ The A»«oclnled Pr*«"> WASHINGTON, Fob. 9,-Tlio house the State Railroad Commission hear­ cheaply at Muscle Shoals, and express­ Secretary Denby noted nftor As­ South Florida Fair Grounds this tive estimate of $.450,000,000 yearly co-operntivo marketing bill, a monB- ing at Gainesville tomorow on the ed his belief that amendments to safe sistant Secretary Roosevelt had dis­ afternoon and t might as chief speak­ as the amount of spcclnl tnxes that urc designed t„ aid the agricultural application of the Atlantic Const Line guard better the government’s inter­ c u s s e d with President TTnrding the er to the newspaper men of the stntc must he laid to finance tho ensh fea­ interests and pressed by the farm bloc to discontinue trnins 9 and 10 between est in the $100,009,000 investment al­ terms of the rreaty nffecting the new 11 the annual Rotary Press break­ ture of tiie proposed soldiers’ bonus w„, passed by tbe senate yesterday. Leesburg and .Jacksonville, Numbers ready made should he incorporated in ships. Mr. Harding approved the sug- fast, Hon. William Jennings Rrynn legislation was made yesterday at an , Only one vote, that of Senator Gerry, 2 and .’IB, Sunny Jim, between Lake­ the olfor as it was drafted. gestlon that work lie brought to n said "the Democrats should not he executive session of majority mem­ backward in giving credit to this bers of the house ways and means Democrat. Rhode Island, was east land and Ocala, and trains between To alter existing government poli­ standstill immediately on the eight Chief land and Ocala. It is understood (Harding) administration for what committee. Tho exact amount that is against the measure. cies regarding the lease of real estate super-drend-naughts anil six battle Tw0 other senators, Brnndegoe, Re­ the railroad claims the trains are be­ or other properties and permit a 100 i cruisers pending final notion on the has been done" toward nssuring tho to he determined upon and the sources publican, Connecticut, and King, Dcnt- ing operated at a loss and tiro Ocala year lease of the water power and trenty. In round figures, the building pence of the word through lessoning from which it must come will he taken will suggest the commis­ of armaments, "hut they would a'so 0, rut Utah, wore paired againstdelegation the dams in Alabama, the secretary as­ operations thus hnltod have cost the remember that not n thing has been up today by a subcommittee hended by sion investigate whether gasoline mo measure and withheld their votes. The serted repeatedly, would be an unwise Government approximately $",000,000 done nt the conference that has not i Chairman Fordney. voU. W.,B 58 to 1 and the senate’s ac­ tor or electric cars can he substituted. act and should not he permitted, lie a month. Committeemen said it was not the tion was regarded by some as the most 'I'liis is believed to he the first time in advocated a reduction in the time Following ratification of the trenty. followed the Democratic Une of intention to rely upon any |mrt cither sweeping of the victories yet attained Florida that the Commission has had clause from 100 years to 50, in the contracts for the new ships will lie march.” ............... , „ «,f the interest or principal of the BritQuoting the Rilile: "When the full- ^ ^ fon,Rin (|o,)t8 in connec1, y tlu> farm bloc since, in accepting this suggested as u substitute for tile event (,-ongress should decide to ac­ cancelled. The ultimate cost to the expensive local trains although the ness of time has porno is it possible to ^ wjth t,Ri Thuy 8njd that tl„. house hill, the senate overrode its Government of this cancellation can­ cept the offer. Seaboard Air Line has been testing accomplish results he said that the ^ Iiroliml $450,000,000 a year „wn judiciary committee which had re­ Another often reiterated suggestion not he determined in advance, hut such service on the Leesburg brunch ported a substitute measure. The t»ubhat na consider­ consider* »■»•“ hn*' nirrii, , .7 '. " would take care of the cash payments involving a change in present lan­ naval officials Believe that ^ l.e ( | made n|H|lu ||Vtfp l(u> two two am, „ne-hnlf stgate was defeated, IMl to 4. The trill and are now operating such cars be­ guage of the offer, the secretary able saving will he mn de through to- I’aris conference was held; and that in to over the and one-half five years from now the world will bo „,|Wgoes to conference for adjustment tween Tampa and Luke Wales. years’ period beginning January 1, pointed out, would require the opera­ day's action. ...... ........ -npital ship under con- able to accomplish greater things than 1924, and that the finding of definite «,f differences with the house. Only one ting company Mr. Ford is to create. . As passed l»y the senate the lull PRISONER KIDNAPPED. Tile seeretary said no provision exist­ struct ion was exempted from tmlav’a R •“» the present day. “The spir- and certain sources from which to ob­ RETURNED TO HOME. snspension order. Sim is the Colorado, it of P™™ «» n,’r‘’n(l «» th'* 'v"r,'K T tain thi* amount was their immediate retains the provisions which relieve OTHERS REPORTED FREE ed in the offer guaranteeing a capital­ more than 90 per cent complete, and sPirl‘ wi" ,,,,v '!,P concern. tl„. , .i operative associations from the ization which the government might muskets the same as it sernpped the in the permnnwhich wll he retained application of laws prohibiting trusts The $450,000,000 estimate, it was recover in whole or in part in the I 111 T h e An. o r l u l l ' l l l , r r « « l , ,, , battleships. The world is coming ...................... „r unfair husincss practices, placing A, cut fleet. BELFAST, Feb. 9.—Major Miles, event the contract was violated. the authority to determine which such a prisoner taken by raiders of North­ provision of some sort was advisable, « £ on wMrh * l« - l ‘I”" "»>■ H -t t S iS ait- have been committecd with tiro ern Irish counties yesterday returned 1he said, which would permit tile gov.......... « - *........... STEJ - * - ■ * -*7 secretary of agriculture. The senate home today. Others from his district eminent to impose through legal ^ that 'te n ,|Z T r.« 'iw r ree.'nt' the m“ who substitute would have made the asso­ also reported released. means a penalty or forfeit should the 'w h ile work n„ the ha.tlc.hl,,, Wert »»>*'«■ ciation* amendable to the present laws Vlreloh, anil ,va. on,or« '..‘“ r l i d will, Ii ...................I 7a „er cent company fail to carry out the terms ( ed stopped, one of those ships will he (* (|f thoHU wjlo 8erved with the navy and and it was around this point that lie- LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS of the olTcr. completed and added to the fleet when riven. -os electing to take cash. 1,ate revolved in the week the subject “ If 1 thought that development of ACTIVE IN FORT PIERCE was before the senate. tiie project by Mr. Ford would effect ,ini' 1"",1: r : ...... r m ,c," ,f;;; rT , r " ^ ' , ; : r v ; x r r r z r i z z . , , , , » . .... « * . During the closing hours of debate a material reduction in the cost of fer­ III) The Annoi'lnleil 1'rrnnl t : „ w t a i i r s - M w ’^ r t ................ . ................... .................. FORT PIERCE, Feb. D.—The Lea­ tilizers," he said, "I would vote for yesterday, reference was made to the Virginia prohaldv will he named. It Press breakfast the Tampa Rotary The first question before the twt blue’s power. This brought from Sen­ gue of Women Voters of this city his proposition, if I wore in congress. is believed hv navy officials that she C\nh being the host. The breakHuh-eommittee will he t «f decidplans a house to house canvass to ator Norris, Republican, Nebraska, Hut I am so in doubt as to that, I enn he finished more chenplv than the fnst” was a real banquet served at ing whether the total amount of tax tiie statement tluit he had heard the urge the women of Fort Pierce to join should hesitate to give any advice un­ Washington, a sister ship of the post- »»te Tampa Ray hotel. revenue is to come from a Hm ted the league, pay tax and register in less assured of a guarantee.” bill bad administration support. ------------------------ group of sources or whether tho total "It is the first time in many months March. Asked what the annual consurvition Jutland class like the Colorado. K a o k r m v Svi H<»lrl will bo spread over a wide field sc as that the majority has come over to my l i a i l u o w i s i t e m ......... nl„k„ uKi.t ». ,,o.. of fertilizer was, the secretary said it side," ho added. "It happens so al­ Line of Steel approximated 78,000,000 tons, and tl|c LOCAL TELEPHONES TELL ilS M a i d i a l \ ' l------t n c s snH»|e on inost* those wim who nuvf have to pay. It silm* STORY OF GROWTH mighty seldom that I feel I must Muscle Shoals plants could only pro­ in Confidence Case was said there was two schools of On Ulster Border make note of it. Maybe the adminis­ duce at a maximum of 200,000 tons. _____ thought In the committee on this quosI || % %•*• #•••!•«#K|| !*••••«« t Presented Today That amount, he asserted, would not ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 9.— Inquiries Continue tration is behind this hill. If that Is l o P o u r I nt o \ ii- tinn. Some members emphasized thnt so then 1 am glad they have come over in his opinion, affect tiie existing Growth of the permanent population it would ho the purpose to so arrnngo thorities at Lauderdale into the same wagon with me. Wheth­ Five Thousand Armed Men Will Pre­ market. the tax program as to interfere ns lit­ vent Any More Kidnapping er they came because of mu or in The war secretary previously had of St. Petersburg is reflected in the l l l r T in - t « n r l n t r l l I ' r r M l tle as possible with the recovery of spite of me, I do not know, but 1 wclFORT LAUDERDALE. Fob. 9.— business. told the committee that Mr. Ford had increase in the number of telephone III* The Aumiclnteil I'rraii) declined to guarantee fertilizer pro­ now in use. The local company now A charge of frequenting gambling , nine them here.” There was said to lie a drift of sonLONDON, Feb. 9.— Reports from The most important of the amend­ duction over a given number of years has 4,150 telephones in service, a gain house was made against NSilliam timent in the committee for a tax of ments accepted by the senate was one Ireland indicated up to noon today and had informed him in conversa­ of 1,147 during the last year. Now Hackrow arrested Friday with a gang possibly one cent a gallon on gnsoline pioviding “that the associations shall that none of the Unionists kidnapped tions that he would not manufacture telephones installed during the month of alleged confidence men, dismissed and also a levy on the transfer of ! of January 1922 nuntbered 291. not deal in products of non-members by raiding hands in Ulster yesterday the commodity at a loss. hut he is regarded as a material wit­ stocks and bonds. These are only two t morning had been released. ness and was released under $1,509 of a score of suggestions and it was ' to an amount greater in value than . Mich as are handled by it for membond. Circuit Judge Davis, of West made plain that there had been no de­ BELFAST, Fob. 9.—Ulster’s fron­ Palm Beach, will attend to habeas cor­ cision as to these or any others. tier is a line of steel today as tho re­ pus writ which defendants attemut to l liis, it was explained, makes it im­ sue out here Friday. Defendants did PA LATH A IS PUSHING possible for co-operative associations sult of raids yesterday in which many not attempt to make bond at least un­ to he "stolen" by a group of individ­ Unionists were kidnapped. It is es­ FOR STATE CAPITAL til habeas corpus proceedings are disuals who merely by declining to ad­ timated 5,000 armed men along tiie mit new members resolve themselves border from Portadown, County Ar­ for photographs ,Imisod of. Inquiries . ill) Tltr tM aflnlrd I'rfM l magh, to Bollock on the Fermanagh , of prisoners continue to pour in to tho PALATKA, Fob. 9.—Pnlutkn is deinto a dosed corporation. Without tlu amendment, the group would he Donegal border. FOR CONVERSION OF II MILLION NORTIIKRN PACIHC IIIAI " A. |tR(i| uulj,or|tjt.|, fnmi cities all over termined to push tho campaign for IINRNKD TO WATER EDGE the country where the police bellow removal of tiie state cajiital from Tal­ stile, according to senators, to engage OWED THE UNITED STATE DENIES CHURCH YESTERDAY tin- alleged confidence men might have lahassee to some point nearer tho cen­ in competitive trade, buying other STATES STAY OF EXECUTION ter of population of Florida nnd to foiniers’ products to an unlimited operated. III) Tlit- .(HMiirlnlril I'rt-M) AT CHICAGO TODAY this end the local Chamber of Com­ III) The .\N*orlntril I'rrnNl extent. Tho amendment limits any NEWPORT NEWS, Fell. Survi­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—A bill merce lias increased the membership nssoeintion in the handling of the com­ vors of the Northern Pacific are not INFERIOR BUILDING (llr Thr ,\««iirlntril I’rraal creating a commission and otherwise of ItH Cajiital Removal Committoo modities of non-members so thnt what CHICAGO, Fell. 9.—State court to­ satisfied that the burning of the ves­ CAUSE OF COLLAPSE fr<Jm five, to seven and announced was described as a throttle of local day denied Harvey Church stay of making provision for the conversion sel yesterday was wholly accidental. OF KNICKERBOCKER that it is ready to go to work with a | of the 11 billion dollar debt owed the business could not lie obtained. execution for murder of two Chicago Captain l.usti declined this morning United States by allied powers was vim. Other important provisions of the automobile salesmen. Sentenced to to make any statement hut members WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—A list of signed today by President Harding. Members of the local organization hill prescribe that no member of an hang February seventeenth. of the crew were not so reticent. Thoy twenty-one "evidences of work of an point out that capital removal, which association may have its activities, suspect foul play before the ship left inferior grade for such an important FLORIDA WOMAN DYE! is expected to lie nn issue nt the next regardless of the amount of stock he WANTS MANATIKE port bnt realizing can prove nothing structure" was submitted Inte today CAT BLUE—IT DIES meeting of tho legislature, will doholds, nor can any association pay tiie decline to make a direct charge or in an exhaustive report on the col­ VEGETABLES IN FROZEN pcml Inrgoly upon the personnel of dividends on stock or membership cap­ CALIFORNIA statement. l.usti warned the crew lapse of the Knickerbocker theatre, NEW YORK, Fob. 8.—Miss Mar­ the state law making body, n majori­ ital in excess of eight per cent a year. that tin- shilling imard’s orders pro­ by the five army and navy engineers, ty of tho members of which will be garet Owen, 22, a singer, lias her free­ With respect to the authority granted Brndentown, Feb. 9.—Manatee hibit their telling anything of the ac­ at the coroner’s inquest into the ills- p|pptc(j this year, and it is planned to dom today hbccnuHo she has promised the secretary of agriculture to con­ County Growers Association receiv­ cident. aster. *or, 1 ascertain the viewpoints of expectaMagistrate Matting, th a t, she will trol attempts to mouojiolizc or re­ ed from Commission House in Los The fall of the theatres ioof, w It ^jon advocates of removal will never again dye her cats to harmon­ 1 COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH strain trade, the hill provides that no­ Angeles, California, request for Quo­ u loss of ninety-eight lives, the ro -l t .cnniUdntes in favor of the COMPANY GOES IILOOEY tice of charges of alleged violations tations on Manatee County celery, ize with her house draperies, or tho n t stated, was "a direct result of i must ho served on the olfending asso­ egg plant, poppers, particularly enr- vivid hued clothing she wears. Miss APPLY FOR RECEIVER failure to sufficiently provide for the proposal. Owen was haled before tho magisciation and it must be given an oppor­ lond lots celery. unusual conditions existing at tho ■CAPSIZED BOAT trnto when ngonts of the Society for Ill) Thr Artiorlntr* I'rraa) tunity to defend itself. If found guil­ the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—Applied- junction of the curved Columbia FOUND NEAR RIMINI ty of the charges, tho seeretary of b o d y o f j . e . h u s h testified she had dyed a vnlunble pc linn for receivership for a Columbia road wnll to the stngo wall.” OCCUPANTS LOST agriculture may order tho association f o u n d in r u i n s Tiie report of tho army and navy to "cense and desist” and in event of RICHMOND FIRE feline blue to match draperies in her Grnphnphone Manufacturing com­ engineers' investigation wns submit* (|ly Tl|r A„ or|Mca homci The animal died, witness pany made today in United States its failure to do so, tho case then may ted nftor testimony had been given MIAMI, Fob. 9.—Cnpslzed boat bedistrict chart. Insolvency alleged. he referrod to tho fedornl courts for RICHMOND, Ffcb. 9.—Discovery of testified. earlier in the day by Robert Henry Roved to ho thnt in which threo men "If I consent to he lenient,” said enforcement of the order and tho fil­ tho body of E. J. Hush of Richmond D iiv I h engineer in tho District of Coleft twelve days ngo for Blmlnl found^ t ing of such decrees as tho courts deem in ruins today brought known dead to Magistrate Matting, "I want you to OKI.ANDO FAILED TODAY lunibin building inspector’s office, t o , yesterday nenr Rnggod Key twonty* TO FORM NEW CABINET tho offoct that Iron construction iu> ( five miles front Miami. equitable. five. Head nnd Torso found nnd Iden­ go bnck to Florida, and stop dyeing Efforts to ents.” . tified by letters in pocket. tended to support the roof of tho then lie ntmle todny to right vessol. Noth- ^ (II) Tlir Anitnrliiti-il l'ri-«al Contract hifs boon uwnrdu.l Geo. ter wnH Itolow the requirements of ing henrcl of Mnminns since they left LONDON, Fell. 9.—Fortner Prem­ Tho Shrincr’s of St. Petersburg nro A receiving Station for Crenm hns A. Miller for the construction of n inspector’s office. j here January 28th. ier Orlando of Italy fnllcd In an ntnew building for the Tnmpn Childrens been established nt Chiplcy which planning to build a now building for tempt to form now enhinot says Romo Homo Society costing approximately will boost the dairy business of thnt their use costing approximately $80,­ tlinpatcb. Huy it with u llcntld Want Ad. Post enrds nt tho Hornld office. 000. The building will ho three stories. $110,000. Section. Is Working With Great Precision in tbe Sen­ ate Now COMMISSION CREATED BY FOUL PLAY IS SUSPECTED ON STEAMER �’V' di ' ' 5 s™ . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1922 PAGE 815 pci Pi pn Pa Pi The ninny friends of Mrs. J. S. won by Mrs. Ed. Betts. Miss Floyd, (Aunty) Wilson will ho Kind to lenrn honoreo, was presented a fancy comb thnt hso Is convnlcscnnt nftcr nn 111- as a memento of the occasion. Following tho awarding of prizes, noss of throe weeks. the hostess served dolictous refresh­ MRS. FHEI) DAIGBR, Society Editor, P* Pi Pn Pa Pa Pj Pa Pn P.i ■ L=Phone 217-W c. C. Spencer, of PlttsburRh, Pn., ments consisting of deviled crubs in I f r«»u h i u r n n y f r i e n d * v l a l t l n g yo«» shells, crenmed pens in timbals, hot — If **»u a r e k o I uk a n y w h e r e n r e o m l n * who hns been the guest of Mr. and . CELERY h o m e , o r U t o o a r e e n l e r l a l n l n * . w r i t e Mrs. J. 8. Wilson for severnl dnys, rolls, pickles and cotTeo. CONSTANCE TALMADGE in Cnrlot Shipments Reported for Feb. 7 _ p i a l n l r nt .r d_ In . Ihla d e p a r t m e n t , * lv ln * Those Invited to meet this charm­ d r t n l l a . n r l e l e h p n n e t h e I t e m . I t w ill lenves todny for his home. ing honoreo wero Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Floridn—Hanford Section .............. ’JO be a r r i i l l r nim reelnled . Florida—Manatee section .............. 2 Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and their Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Mrs. J. D. California—Southern district ......... 3 SOCIAL CALENDAR Woodruff, Mrs. Bon Caswell, Mrs. Ed. guests, Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlos HoinoThursday—The Woman’s Auxlllnry of mnn, of Pittsburgh, and Mr. and Mrs. Betts, Mrs. Dick Brown, Miss Agnes Total cars.................. 31 the American Legion will meet nt Elate, of Bellviow, Pn., motored to Dumas, Miss Paulino Trnsk, Mrs. R. Destinations of Florida Shipments Who wouldn’t take lessons in love with Connie the Court House nt 8:00 p. m. Orlando yesterday afternoon. They R. Dens, Mrs. It. C. Bower, Mrs. Per­ New York, fi; Cleveland, 3; Minne­ Tnlmmlge? Shu’a the cuteat houaemnid thnt over Thursday—Mrs. S. B. Rnrrett will on- had the misfortune of breaking the cy Mero, Mrs. Robert Hines, Misses took a young man’a hat and heart. And the story | Thelma Frazer, Daphno Wimblsh, apolis, 1; Altoona, Ij Potomac Yards, tortnln the members of the Every axle to their car enrouto home. 4; Savannah, 2; Buffalo, 1; Winnipeg, starts the laughs where all the others finish. Also Florence Henry, Katherine Tongue, Week Dritlgo Club. 1; Florence, 4; Atlanta, 2; Youngs­ Mildred Simmons, Zcta Davidson, Fred Fridny—The Mother’s Club will meet CECILIAN CLUH. Club Wi«Lt, Lottie Caldwell, Fannie Rebn town, 1; Little Rock, lj Chicngo, 3; nt 8:30 nt the Brotherhood rooms nt “TOUCHY MIXES IT” The program of the Cecllinn ' llt | Munson, Zoo Munson, Mario Teague, Newark, 1; Baltimore, 1; total cars, Holy Cross Church. to be given Saturday afternoon Thursdny—Mrs. H. B. Lewis will en- 3:00 o’clock, nt the studio of Mrs. nnd Mrs. Fred Wight, Mrs. C. R. 31. tertnin the members of the Merrlc Fannie S. Munson, will bo a sonntn Kirtley, Mrs. Donald Whitcomb nnd Diversions Filed Since I.nst Report From Wnycross: Boston 1, Poto­ Mntrons Club at her home on Mag­ program. Miss Ora Williams, render Mrs. Bryan. , Tomorrow—Gloria Swanson in “Under the l.ash’’ mac Yards 1. Also “Brownie, the Wonder Dog* in nolia live., nt 3:00 p. m. will be the assistant talent. From Potomac Yards: New York HOSPITAL SHOWER AND RECEP­ A Two-Part Comedy Fridny—Snllio Harrison Chapter, N. All interested friends are cordlnlly 2, Philadelphia 1. TION S., I). A. R., will meet nt 3:00 p. m. invited. Chas. Brady, the Baritone Soloist, will sing every The annual “shower’ and reception Total carlot shipments from San­ nt the home of Mrs. S. Puleston nt WcdneBdny ford section this senson to date, for the Fornnld-Lnughton Hospital Roso Court. MRS. SYMMS ENTERTAINS. cars ................. .............................231 will be held Fridny, February 17th. Snturday—Children’s Story Hour will Mr. nnd Mrs. R. F. Symms enter­ The reception will be held from one Total carlot shipments from Mnnbo held nt Central Park nt four tained with a bridgo pnrty of five o’clock to five nnd all those who can atce section this sdnson to date, o’clock. tables nt their nttrnctivo homo on Incars .............................................. 275 will take their gifts then. All those Saturday—Cecllinn Club will meet nt terlachen avenue recently. Tho rooms Total cnrlot shipments from Flor­ who enn not attend, please send your 3:00 o’clock nt the studio of Mrs. were beautifully decorated for tho idn Inst senson to snmo date, gifts to Mrs. T. M. Puleston, 801 Mag­ Fnnnlo S. Munson on Myrtle nveoccasion, violets nnd pink roses being nolia avenue. enrs .............................................. 552 nue. used nnd their fragrance filling tho j This is a worthy cause and every Shipping Point Information, Feb. 7th. SANFORD, FLA.: Cool, clear. Mr. nnd Mrs. Elste, of Bellviow, Pn. roms ns well ns making a pretty one should respond. All tho Guilds, scene. The hostess served refresh­ Hnulings increasing. Demand nnd Auxiliaries, Clubs, Circles, Societies wore the guests yesterdny of Mr. nnd Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for Iraa that ments in her usual charming way. This and in fact nil organizations should movement moderate, market wonk, Mrs. John Smith. 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask _____ is the second of a series given by the j take an active part. prices slightly lower. Cnrlots f. o. b. must accompany all ordera. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ Mr. nnd Mrs. D. P. Drummond have ; > »virded sct.-W inter Park A list of the most needed articles cash track: 10-inch erntos, Golden cordingly. Self-Blanching in tho rough, 4s-0s, ns their guests the former’s mother, Notes in Orlando Sentinel, will ho printed in tomorrow’s pnpor. mostly $2.75. FOR SALE . sister nnd niece of Chicago, III. I |R)N.TON ,|UinGB C|.UB Telegraphic Reports From Important CIRCLE NO. 3. TRY GUARANTEED AMERICAN Mnrkctn A pretty compliment to her guest Mrs. R. L. Shlnholser, and Mrs. J. Tom Martin hns returned from Leather Dubbin. Will waterproof ST. LOUIS: 30, clear. No arriv­ nnd preservo your shoes. In blnck nnd Wnycross, On., where he has been nt Miss Marie Floyd, of Opelika, Ala., M. Moye, were hostesses Monday af­ the A. C. L. Ry. hospital for severnl was the bridge party given yesterday ternoon at a very pleasant meeting of als. 5 unbroken cars trnck. 3 broken tan. Price 25c per box nt nil shoo afternoon by Miss Fern Ward at her Circle No. 3 of the Muthodlst church, cars track. Demand and movement dealers. months. 271-lwc home on Seventh street, the guests in­ at the home of Mrs. Shinholser on slow, mnrkct dull. Few sales. Fla.’s FOR SALE—Doublo barrel shot gun. Mrs. W. J. Morrison has as her cluding the members of the Bon Ton Oak avenue. This was the first meet­ 10-inch crates 4s-0s, $1.00. PITTSBURGH: 22, cludy. Fla. 1 i No use for it. Cnll corner Fourth ing of the year under the direction of house guest at her home on Palmetto Bridge Club and the extra tables. street nnd Sanford avenue. See tho Quantities of lovely golden Calen­ the new chairman, Mrs. It. L. Shinhol- arrived. 33 cars on track. Opening avenue, Mrs. Russell Lowe, of Can­ gun. C. H. I.efflcr. 271-3tp dulas and ferns were artistically used ser. She has thoroughly organized l,rilPfl Wednesday: Supplies moderton, Ohio. in the rooms where the card tables thc circle and appointed the necessary »‘e, demand and movement slow, ninr- F()It it ENT— 1 room cottngo and kitchenette on Heights. Reasonable. officers and committees to carry the ; ket weak. Fla.’s 10 inch crates. GolMr. and Mrs. Charles llcinenian, of were arranged. Get key 1007 West First St.—H. W. High score in the interesting game year’s work to a successful conclusion. Blanching $J.75-$4.00. Pittsburgh, Pa., are the guests of Mr. Allen. 2C9-0tp and Mrs. John C. Smith at their home of bridge played during the after­ Her slogan is "A job for every one,, NEW YORK: 10, clear. Ha. l-l FOR SALE CHEAP—18 head of , arrived. Supplies moderate. Dcon East Second street. They will leave noon was made by Mrs. Robert Bines, and every one on tho job." mules and horses at J. T. Allen's At the close of a pleasant after- maml and movement moderate, market the last of this week for t Ik*ir winter who was awarded a lovely lamp shade. The cut prize, an incense burner, was noon the hostesses served strawberry steady. Fla.’s 10-inch crates Golden private Imrn, corner Elm avenuo and home at Avon Park, Fla. GENERAL REPAIRING ice cream and delicious home made keif Blanching, 5s-fls, $4.50-$4.75, few Fifth St. Phone 34. P. O. Box 442. $5.00. Is and 8s, mostly $4.00-$4.25. —Steagall Mule Co., Salesman, J. E. West •'Irst St. Old Ford (liirnj* cnkc. Smaller and larger $9.25-$3.75. Laney. 272-5tp Phone No. 447-W BOSTON: 17, clear. Fla. 3 arriv­ l^OR SALE—Warehouse wltK with R. R. SPECIAL OFFER ed. 3 broken cars track. Carlot sales siding. Within four blocks of center to washers: No sales reported. -..an ID h ki M hi a* »tl h of city. The Delineator, 12 copies for $1.20. CINCINNATI: 23, clear. Fin. 1 Ki > eri Geo. W. KNIGHT This offer closes February 17.—Yow1 arrived. I cars on trnck. Closing PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR H 272-tfc PA 272-2tc ell Co. prices Tuesday nnd opening Wednes­ n ** i day: supplies liberal. Demand and T lf jF O U RENT Ka na Ha fci l ^ tn n movement light, market dull. Fnl.’ FOR RENT—Light housekeeping 10-Inch crates Golden Self Blanching, rooms, 210 French nvc. 272-5tp Wednesday—Usual meeting of the -1 Store in Florida 10 Stores in Georgiain the rough, poorly bleached 4s-Gs FOR RENT—Furnished bed room. Men’s Club and refreshments. $4.00. Over Scniinolo Cafe. .MO-tf-c Thursdny night—Kiwnnis Club nnd CHICAGO: 20, ’clear. Fla. 5 ar­ Rotary Basket hall. rived. 25 cars on trnck. Demand and FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms for Feb. 13.—Saint Agnes’ Valentine light housekeeping. 318 Pnlmotto movement moderate, market steady. pnrty. nvc. 2G9-10tp Fla.’s 10 inch crates Golden Self­ February 14.—Social Department of S E L L S IT FOR L E SS Blanching, Is-Os $3.75-$ 1.00, few $ 1.25. WANTED the Woman’s Club, Bridge lunch­ 8s-10s $3.00-$3.50. eon. WANTED—Girl, over 1G yearn of age, MINNEAPOLIS: J, clear. Fla. 1 to learn trade. Apply Foreman, February 10.—Subscription Bridge arrived. 3 cars on track. Supplies party, Woman’s Guild. moderate, demand and movement light Herald office. Feb. 21-22—Woman’s Club Colonial rendy-to-wenr WANTED — Expert market weaker. Fla.’s 10-Inch crates pnrty. naleslady at once, Write box 91 Golden Self Blanching $5.00. 372-tfc KANSAS CITY: 30, clear. Calif 1 and givo references. Save money by buying your season arrived. Supplies lihurul. I cars on ticket to tho Lyceum Course. $2.00 LOST trnck. Market dull. No sales report­ Why bother to make the little LOST—Lady’s black velvet hand bug f”r season or ?5c for cnih ed. containing handkerchief, money, I sion. PHILADELPHIA: 23, clear. Fla. fellows wash clothes when 1 arrived. 2 cars track. Demand nnd spectacle case, door key No. 3G. Re­ you can buy them here ready­ Song of tho Pedestrians: “Sixtccs movement moderate, market steady. turn to Herald and receive rewnrd. flivvers on a dead man’s chest, yo, ho, made of the best material and 271-31p Fin’s 10 inch crates Golden Self ho, utid n bottle of rum!" Blanching, Is-Os $4.75, 3s and 8s nnd LOST—Pair of gold frame spectacles guaranted not to fade. 10s, $4.00-$4.50. in black case. Return to Herald of­ ST. PAUL: 21, clear. No cars un­ fice. Reward. 273-2tp Litle Boys’ Dutch Suits loaded. Supplies moderate. Demand and movement modernte, market is FOUND Little Boys’ Middy Suits steady. Fla.’s 10-inch crates, Golden POUND—One pair of glasses. OwnLittle Boys’ Buster Brown Self Blanching, green $5.50. er can get same by calling nt Her­ Suits POTOMAC YARDS PASSINGS: ald office, proving property nnd pay­ for 24 hours previous to 7 a. m. today: ing for this ad. 273-tfc 20 cars destined: New York 7, Pitts­ and Whon a great man does something burgh 5, Philadelphia 4, Baltimore 3, sensible, tho headlines of commenda­ Rochester 1, unknown 1. tion seem to contain somo quality of astonishment. HOYS’ EAST COLORED MADRAS BLOUSES.....................................95c PICKING HUSBANDS Nice Ripe B a n a n a s and DANGEROUS BUSINESS SPECIAL OFFER SOCIETY MARKETS I The Star Today® Hs !H1“Lessons in Love” I I 1. 01 I pi ' • i\ y m- Vr i. ■i : us C L A S S IF IE D A D S \ k a. WARD H of - M ac B a tte ry C o. Where You Get MORE SATISFACTION For Less Money !The Churchwell Vn . 4 i I-. «i & in 'i ’ W ash S u its 1 Apples and Bananas $1.50 Hose • • iw r ■r.v • • This morning’s express brought us Ladies’ fine Silk Hose made of the very finest Silk, full-fashioned. This qual­ ity usually sells at $3.50 but we are going to sell this ship­ ment at— When two doting old men take it upon themselves to choose a husband for a pretty nnd capricious young lady without her enthusiastic approv­ ed, they are destined to run Into n real snag, as demonstrated by Cotistnnce Talmndgo In her latest Associ­ S ated First National release, "Lessons In Love," which will ho nt the Stnr Theatre, tonight. "Lessons In Lovo" is nn adaptation of Dougins Murry’s successful piny, "Tho Man from Tor­ onto." It was directed by Chet Wit­ ney. Kenneth Harlan is Constance . Tnlmndgo's lending man. Other Silk Hose from 98c up ■ The Churchwell Co. SELLS IT FOB LESS -Welaka Block First Streel- ____ .in n lartitttfjr'1 " • - — 5 Winsan Apples, sold by Tho Delineator, 12 copies for $1.20. ,TT JF I ’ 4 „ „ |n c This offer closes February i7.—Yow- bunch or dozen. Appjcs oil Co. 272-2tc j j y Jj q X o r d o z e n . ( a r See the Twins on display in Thrash- n e x t cr & Garner's show window. 273-ltc FORMER PREMIER ORLANDO CALLED TO CABINET KING EMMANUEL TODAY ( I I , T l i r . i M i i e l n l n l I’rt-M.) LONDON, Fob. 8.—Former Prcniior Orlnndo nccoptcd tho invitation of King Emmanuel to form n Now Cabinot snys Romo dispatch. Of course you understand thnt the i present litter of civilization is the progeny of tho dogH of wnr. lO C X p rC S S office. AUDITORIUM, DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. K R E I S L E R W o r ld ’s G r e a t e s t V i o l i n i s t THURSDAY, FEB. 9TH Prices $1.00, $2.00, $3.00 plus tax Mail orders to Auditorium or Phone 820 �PA G E TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9,1922 In not content with n Btntlonnr bust- would bo suiddo for thorn to strike talents ns nn actress,-for nil through ness. Ho wants to progress. No with economic conditions ns they nro tho production sho wonrs tho qunlnt, iVhnt Loo told tho trnin- j old-fashioned frocks nnd drosses tyP a b l U h r d e v e r y a f t e r n o o n e z e e p t N un - city is content with n stationary pop- nt present. d a y n t t h e H e r a l d ll u ll d ln K , HU ulntion or trade. It wniits to grow. Us men npplieH to all lines, tho printors j picnl of her station ns tho wife of a M a a n u l l n Aye.. M nn furd , F l a . growth must ho from without if it is took the wrong time to go nfter their, Boer fnrmor, and does not don a to make any substantial progress. It 44-hour week, nnd forced the issue siiiRlo modern stylish Rown for nny is n noteworthy fact that trndo nssoci- while economic conditions were topay of the scones of the production. I'liiti.in iiic itfi ■ The story deals with tho trlnls of atlons nnd merchnnts associations nro turvey, nowspnpors hnd no troublo in K . J . II O I.I .Y ....... ............... ...................K d l l o r W. J . I .I I .I . A I I D ___ H e e r e l n r y - T r e n a u r c r nnnunlly putting on cnmpaiRtis to ox- securing men to fill the plncos of Deborah Krillot at tho hands of her H . A. M t i l i L ...................... U e n e r n l M n n n ire r tend tho lines of trade for their re- those that walked out. The cigar cruel hushnnd nnd of hor lovo for a C . L. I I I W I . Y . . . C i r c u l a t i o n M n n a g r r P h o n e 148 u p t o UiOO I*. SI. : spoctlvo cities. These associations aro mnkers took the wrong timo nnd nro young Englishman who plnys n big composed of wide awake business men still suffering from the folly of thoir pnrt in the story of hor domestic A d v e r t l n l n w I t n f e a S lad e K n u n n o n : A pplication ■ who renlizo that a city never stnnds haste. The railrond organizations tragedy. Mnhlon Hamilton is tho ■ H n b a r r l p t l o n P r i c e In A d v n n c e ■ still. It either goes backward or for- showed the wise guidance of level )(Tatting man nnd in tho supportng This Institution, whose success nnd strength has O n e Y e a r ............................................. ....... *0.00 a heads and postponed the climax until ' company arc Russell Simpson, Llllinn i ■ fllz S l o n t h a ................... ...... .... ...... - ......... It.OO ward. ■ ■ D e l i v e r e d In C it y b y C a r r i e r Lincoln Steadman nnd ■ To extend trndo lines, wholesalers times are more propitious. What tho Leighton, been bulldcd by a loyal people, whose most valu­ ■ O n e W e e k ..................... - ...................IB C e n to ■ miners do is n question for tho future. others must extend lines a little farther out­ ■ T h e h i * IS - lo lH -p n a v W e e k l y l l e r able asset Is the confidence, trust and esteem of ■ ■ Id e n t i r e l y e o v e r a S e m i n o l e C o u n t y ward each year. The same is true of But on the whole organized labor • a d la p u b l i s h e d e v e r y F r i d a y . A d v e r ­ should lie prepared, because the STATE RAILROAD COMMISSION In these days of good those who know it best and whose highest en­ t i s i n g r n t e a n tn d e k n o w n o n n p p l l e a - the retailer. t l n n . D e m o c r a t l e In p o l l t l r a . $;i.8U p e r roads and automobiles a few miles struggle iH hound to come.—Lake­ WILL MEET IN GAINESVILLE | n r . n le r n y a In n d v n n e e . deavor Is to attnln still higher plains of serviceland Star. IICMIIK1I T D K A S S O C IA T K D IMIKSS ninkcs hut little dlffcronc and people ---------- ,,----------GAINESVILLE, Feb. 9.—The Stntc prefer trading in a live town. They wishes you a happy, healthful and prosperous will drive a considerable distance to THE IMPORTANCE OF PROHIBI­ Railroad Commission has announced New Year. TION that it will meet in Gainesville Feb­ trade at stores that carry a large How do you like this springtime variety to select, and where real bar­ ruary 10 to consider a request of tho weather? The issue of National Prohibition Atlantic Const Line that it he permit­ gains nre to he had. There is but on -----------o— way for tho people to know the live transcends that of any other single ted to discontinue operation of cer­ ■ ■ More travellers to Bimini have been town and to know of real bargains. question that confronts the American tain trains in the stntc. The trains ■ ■ people today. It is a question wheth­ lost. They don’t any how. the railroad wishes to discontinue nro That way is by advertising. There ■ -----------o----------■ is no other possible means. People er liy preachment or example we shall numbers !> am! 10, between Jackson­ Mayor o ' Los Angeles nays that alt follow the advertising columns of a weaken the laws of the laud and shake j ville and Leesburg, Numbers 140 nnd tho movie stars are not ‘'had". Well newspaper as closely as any other in others that inherited,devotion for] 1 11 t ween Cbiefhmd and Ocala and we hope so. part of the newspaper. They aro the Constitution nnd respect for the N un.'« s :i2 and .’113, the “Sunny Jim ”, between Lakeland and Ocala, The looking for quality and the man who written laws of the nntion. Representative Nelson’s notable road also wishes to rearrange its That picture of the “Great Com­ has these is sure to advertise them. ■M R moner" in the Tampa Times makes The public has come to understand speech in Congress in which he says: passenger service between Ronhclle him look much commoner than usual. this, nnd this is why you always find “A concreted movement of gigantic anti I’nlntita. Itq j o i R i j B i m p i i t e r o i n a id “WE DELIVER THE GOODS" ---------- u----------the streets of the city that advertis­ proportions, supported by every liquor Numerous protests nnvo been made id That man Taylor must have been es, well crowded with automobiles and agency and nntiprohibjtinn pi'opa- ] by t i.-iness men nnd commercial orId Quick Service Transfer gamin in our country is today attempt­ gnni alions because of thg proposal l<> ft peach. All the movie girlK wrote the stores crowded with people. * j him notes and called him the “wonder­ Go into any home any evening and ing to break down public opinion and discontinue the trains nnd it is expectStorage Facilities M ful" man. see the people rending the paper nnd create a condition of nullification.” cd they will have representatives ai fcii If we please you, tell others; it no Rl ■---------- o----------tlie value of advertising will bo readily lie further adds: “The Eighteenth the hearing. tell us. Phone 4<JS Id Man will leeture in Orlando on understood. Not tile head of the fam­ Amendment will never he repealed." | Id “criminology. Suppos ho lias invit­ ily only, lint every member of the That fact is admitted by even the CREW PICKED UP COMFORT COTTAGE ■a id ed all the Orlando newspaper men to family reads the evening paper. Every strongest opponents of the prohibi-j FROM BURNING STEAMER sta You Can Find the Name of is now open for guests, Will be glad he present at the lecture. line, from society to the advertising tion law. It will ho even a fundnmenFOUR MEN KILLED Every Live Professional nnd to SCO now as well as old friends. ---------- 1,----------lid part of our Constitution. The columns gel a vending in the evening nj Business Man la Sanford in Id Rooms nnd meals, also meals. House California produce men are writing when people have time to relax while only issue is: “Shall it he enforced, l l l v T i n - An x i i i ' l n l f i l I ' r i - nnl This Column Each Day id heated. to Florida growers asking the price of they look over the social, political and or, shall it he nullified ? NEW PORT NEWS, Fob. 0.-|Cup. id Thj presidents of many foreign tain I.usti of shipping hoard steamship vegetables. California evidently had business chart for tho day and to­ Mrs. M. Martin Fa id Fa id id Miss N. A. Walker a harder blow than the outside world morrow. countt'cs, inclining the President of Northern Pacific was destroyed by K>1 Fn id Id knows anything about. A city is judged very largely too, Austria and Chile and our own Pres- firt* yesterday off Deleware break Sanford Machine & George A. DeCottes by its newspapers. A newspaper blent Holding approve prohibition. I water this morning declined to make Attorncy-nt-Law Roaches were found in a still near may be ever so newsy, editorially read that he says: “In every communi- any statement regarding the disaster Foundry Co. DoLand, says the Sanford Herald. strung and artistically made up, blit ty men and woman have had an np- which cost the lives of four men. The Over Seminole County Bank Aw shoot! We’ve found flies in mineo if it is not well filled iwth advertise­ portunity now to know what prohibi-1 vessel docked here this morning with SANFORD - -:FLORIDA General Machine nnd Ilnilcr Work; pie, too, hut we still cull for it now ments, strangers will either rightly tion means. I bey know that debts twenty-two survivors picked up from Cylinder Grinding; DcLtixc Pistons; and then. Tampa Tribune. or wrongly judge the town ns being are more promptly paid; that men three life boats. Five others of skel---------- ii----------"1” ,linR8 nnd dead. Everybody understands that in take home wages that were once wnst eton crew arrive ! aboard anoth vos- Sanford Steam Laundry!0™ Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shafts rcThose Irish are getting peevish a live town business men advertise. So ed in saloons. The families are better I sel last night. FOR SERVICE turned; agents for Cnille Inboard and again and trying to start something. that, outside impressions are made up clothed and fed and more money finds Call 1-1G-J Why not send I’ussy foot Johnson over largely by the advertising columns of its way into savings banks, The TW El \ E MISSING Outboard Motors. ---------- Plume fi2 there to talk about prohibition and a newspaper.—Reporter Star. liquor traffic was destructive of much IN HOTEL FIRE W. BAWLING, Prop. take their minds off matter. that was precious in American life. ---- ------ ,i _ . AT RICHMOND SANFORD NOVELTY i ORGANIZED LABOR TO FIGHT In tlie face of so much evidence on Acteylene Welding that point what conscientious man We note by the papers that Italy FOR KXISTANCK WORKS RICHMOND, Feb. 9.—Twelve still OF ALL KINDS would want to let his own selfish de­ missing or unaccounted for, total connnt do without Orlando and have V. C. COLLER, Prop. sent for Orlando to eome hack to During the year 1922, organized sires influence him to bring !t back?" known ami positively identified dead Sanford Welding Co. I am glad that Orlando has taken four. Italy. W'o suppose that menus labor is going to lie compelled to fight Search of ruins ,for bodies | 109 North Sanford Avenue General Shop and Mill Franklin King and Carl Dana, also. the hardest battle since the organi­ a forward step in the uplift of hunnni- continuing. ---------- nzation to hold the ground they have tyWork Cordially yours, So much talk about the new dollar rained. t S. PROCEEDS TO S. 0 . Shinholser CONTRACTOR an$J BUILDER J. H. LEWIS. thnt we would just like to get hold At the present time many of newsCARRY OUT EDICTS 517 Commercial Street Sanford, F'a. Contractor and Builder of a new dollar some time nnd look papers are failing to renew their cou­ in Orlando Stmtinel. OF ARMS CONFERKICE SANFORD FLORID* nt it.' Since the war we have been tracts with the International TypoHIGH SCHOOL MINSTREL unable to got that much money ail graphical Union and are conducting M l ) Tin* \ hhoc I i i I i-i1 I ' r c a a l Geo. W. Knight WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—Executive nt one time, consequently we do not their shops upon what is known as th e ' Real Estate and Insurance Have you over seen a High School departments of the government took know anything about the new money. “American plan." The contracts hosteps toduy toward carrying out the Minstrel show? If not, you have SANFORD -;- FLORIDA ---------- o----------tween the operators and coal miners We understand that the government expire in March and it is generally missed something in your lift1. The edicts of the armament conference is about it issue a booklet on "How to understood that the operators will minstrel show to he given on Wednes­ without awaiting ratification by the H. W. NICKERSON at the senate of the several treaties resul­ Use tho Postoffice." Fine business, refuse to sign nny more contracts. day night, Fein 15 at Public Accountant; Audits—Systems thiK and it will also give the govern- f John L. Lewis, president of the Mine High School Auditorium by the Lees­ ting from the con'erence, while tlie Income Tax Service mont printing office to get ajob. Workers of America, lias already burg High School is one of the American deligatiou to the conference 1 Room 10 McNcill-Davis Bldg. Some time later we intend to get out sounded the warning to organized cleverest and most intortniniug you worked on their report which will he 1 Phone 852 Orlando, FIs. Buy a ticket. It will submitted to President Harding and a booklet entitled "How to Build Post- labor and has requested tlie various f er saw. offices that we think well lie most in -1railroad organizations to join with help you and help our High School. leaders in the senate before marshal­ ling their forces for the fight on rati­ Auto Radiator Repair structive to the government. the mine workers in forcing an issue Admission 2a and fit) cents. fication of Uie several treaties. - u --------, |,v tieing up all the industries to make Shop SAVE YOU MONEY Announcement was made during LITER AIN BE AND MUCIH Secretary Weeks who is very much' the operators sign up. Write us tin- day that President Harding had DEPARTMENTS OF THE afraid that Henry Ford’s shadow in' Tlie miners requested the operators Located nt 207 French Avc., between ordered discontinued nil work on ad­ WOMAN’S CLUB the sun will eventually blot out the to meet them in Pittsburg to discuss Empire Hotel Block ditional fortifications on the island of Republican administration says that wage scales in the anthracite fields ORLANDO, FLORIDA 2nd nnd Third. K. It. BERGQUIST. DepartGuam and in the Philippine islands, Literature and Music The Henry is not the only pebble on the ' and the operators refused to attend Shoals—that he has two other buyers. the meeting. Mine owners in both incuts of the Woman'e Clul held a thus taking note of the clause in the It is a lend pipe cinch that the Re­ tlie bituminous and anthracite fields most interesting meeting on Wednes­ naval treaty which fixes a status quo publican corporations will outbid llcn- have gone on record that the "check­ day afternoon. Mrs. A. M. Phillips, fur these Pacific islands. The president, it wns stated, at tho vy if for nothing moric than to keep off system" will he abolished with the chairman of the Music Department the Shoals from operating at all. It completion of the present contract. presided. The subject was “Carmen" white house also would order sus­ would pay "Big Business" to do this. This system provides that the coal and John Howard Payne, one of the pended all work on naval craft now — --------o----------operators collect dues from the work­ opera. The first number was a fine building which nre destined for the paper on Carmen written by Mrs. J. scrap heap under the five-power Miami's new city manager—wo men nnd remit them to tlie union. believe he is home raised—says Cigar manufacturers arc already re­ B. Starling and rend by Mrs. Jno.; treaty with Great Britain, France, M Mrs. Mnines played a Japan and Italy. The final order to mosquitos live nine months. Gosh! fusing to sign any further contracts Lennnrdi. ■ construction, howVic train record. "Tlie Toreador’s discontinue such We’Ve been told all the time they and a number of former union shops I *c/Cr, will not be issued until tile lived a short life and a merry one, are now operating under the open shop Song" from Carmen. Mrs. R. C. Max-., well next read an interesting paper treaty is rntified, it was snid. and couldn't roam or wander from plan. Secretary Weeks, in furth ranee of on John Howard Payne, the author of their own rain barrel more than a few It is freely predicted among railroad ■ the president’s order regarding the "Home Sweet Home," nftor which M hundred yards!—Tampa Tribune. men that tlie railroads intended to use We don't believe they are so short every possible measure to break up Mrs. Phillips snny this beautiful song Philippines cancelled the orders for ■ lived as that. We have seen some organized labor within its ranks, and said to have been the favorite of sending new guns to replace those in ■ the fortifications there. Secretary Jenny Laid. ■ on tho const that had long whiskers thnt when committees wait upon gon■ After a short business meeting the ] Donby niso announced thnt some nnd wo know they were at least fifty oral managers of railroads it will be M military equipment, Including mines, years of age. found that the sailing is going to lie departments adjourned. ■ _______________destined from Guam, had been order■ mighty rough. SPECIAL cd returned. The fight against organized labor “ UNDER THE I.ASII’’ After 100 or more have been killed Discussing his action, Secretary AT STAR TONIGHT in a defective theatre the government has been brought on by unsettled ee­ ■ Weeks said tlie orders had been can­ ■ ls Investigating the cause of the dis-1 onomie conditions; the problem is a ■ celled as nn evidei cc of the good It has been said that clothes do not N aster and they will probably put the three-cornered one—labor is kicking faith of this country to carry out in make the man. Gloria Swanson ■ blame on the man who owns the build on the high cost of living, the mer­ spirit and letter the provisions of the ■ ing. Ho is not tlie otic. The man chant is kicking because of the high applies the adage to screen acting and naval treaty respecting the fortifi­ ■ declares that clothes do not make the M who designed the building and the cost of merchandise, the manufacturer ■ cations of Pacific islands. M firm that build the building and the claims the high cost of merchandise actress. M The pretty Paramount Htnr is given "building Inspector of Washington nre is due to high freight rates and the . , „ p v ,, »n uuP a n to blame. What does the average man railroads claim the high cost of an excellent opportunity to pi o\o _ .......j . .........'....I, u TO SCENE OF CONFLICT M who builds a homo or a store or a freight rates is based upon the high contention in her second starring WITH MOONSHINERS U vehicle, “Under the Lash," from the thentro know about the construction, 'cost of labor; therefore something n M Ho loavcH it to tho people who lire • must give. What that something Is book and play, "The Shulumite," HUNTSVILLE, Fob. 9.—State and <■■ ■ which \vill be shown at the Star then-; ■ ■ getting paid for knowing nnd y e t, depends upoty how hard organized Fish whole, Fish dressed, Fish steak, Roe ■ when anything happen* it is the «w- labor presses it claims for more Con­ tie tonight for in tl\js picture Miss federal officers headed a pnsso today ■ Mullet, Red Snapper, Western and Florida ■H ner who getH the full Idame. cessions both promised and implied. Swanson is seen as the modest wife of hound for King’s Cove, near Newmarket, Ala., where two alleged moon____ _— o---------If organized labor wishes to keep a South African Boor farmer. Meat at lowest price---------------Free Delivery Miss Swanson always hnd been notshiners were killed and a federal ofM ADVERTISING THE CITY 1off the rocks, instond of one big union, ■ as John !,. Mitchell would huve, ul, in tho Cecil B. DoMillo production ficer wounded in u buttle yesterday, in which she hus appeared, for hor . ---------------------------Every city of any commercial im- organized labor should take the ndPHONE 372-W-327 SANFORD AVE. ■ $25,000 will be spent by the St. ■ •nortaneo I*-continually trying to ex- vice of one of its captains, W. L. Loo beautiful ami gorgeous gowns. But ■ in “Under tho Lush" she shows that Petersburg Athletic Association to ttend ___ it. Us trndo lines lines and and its its sphere aphei of o ' tho Brotherhood of Railroad Trnln- the gowns had nothing lo do with hor complete their ball grounds, ■ usefulness. A successful business man men, who told the trainmen that it SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CO. [ The Bank of Safety | Security-Service i | The Peoples Bank of Sanford 1 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY GLOBE PIANO CO. Stone & Corwin MEAT AND FISH MARKET RED SNAPPER STEAK, LB....... 25c NICE FAT HENS, ALIVE, LB....... 35c NICE FAT HENS, DRESSED, LB..... 45c �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 0,1922 PAGE TH R EE J, "*JiI!BB««BaaaBBBa,IBBBB,,,," ,," a a - BBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBB■B■■■■a a ■■■■■■■■■■■■■BB■■B■a a ■■■aaaaBBBBB■B,i BBB■BB■BBBBBBBB|,■BB,,BBBBBBBBBBBBB■BBBBB,,BBaBB■aBBBB■■,i BHBBBBaB,|| (SURPRISE SHOE STORE I Clearance Sale Begins Friday, February 10 and Continues 14 Days $20,000 Stock of Seasonable Merchandise so Low-Priced to Command Your Patronage TWO WEEKS-------------------TWO WEEKS OF SENSATIONAL SELLING------------------- TWO WEEKS GIFT ITo the first twenty-five eustointers who nre served on FrIIJay morning, February 10, 1922, Ipurchasing $20.00 or over of Imerchandise we will give a $2.00 | rebate on the amount of purIchase. $r>0.00 will go In a twink| ling of an eye—so be on hand at 19:0(1 o'clock when the doors are ■ | opened. ® , EXTRA BARGAINS 5 B g 8 B a « 8 50 p e r c e n t O ff | Ladies’ Spring Millinery just n r-. lived, will sell on this sale 50% off of regular price. ■ a * HERE’S BARGAINS THAT WILL MAKE THE MEN TAKE NOTICE Men’s Dress Shirts, regular $1.95 value, sale price .85 Men’s Madras Shirts, regular $3.00 value, sale price 1.50 Men’s Madras Shirts, regular $4.00 value, sale price 1.75 Men’s Linen Shirts, regular $3.85 value, sale price.. 2.50 Men’s Crepe de Chine Shirts, reg. $10 val., sale price 4.98 5000 Yards CHAMBRAY All Colors to go at Men’s Blue work Shirts, regular 75c. Sale. price................. Men’s Overalls, all sizes, sale price. Men’s Khuki Pants, -4 Q regular $2.50, Men's Coveralls, rog. $4.50, at 59c 98c $1.98 HERE’S BARGAINS THAT WILL MAKE THE WOMEN TAKE NOTICE Fancy Over Blouses and Shirt Waists A large, well selected assortment of Georgette and Crepe de Chine Blouses, regular $6.50 to $7.50 values, will sell fo r ...................................................................................... $2.95 You can’t afford to miss our Waist Bargains in this sale Great Reduction in Ladies’ Shoes $4.95 Ladies' Brown Satin Pump, one Ladies’ High Top Shoes, regular strap, regular $9 value. Sale price.. $8 and $9 value. Sale price.......... 1 Ladies' Patent Leather Pump, one Q ff Ladies’ Patent Leather Pumps, reg- 0 6 1 strap, regular $9 value. Sale price.. t J l T t a v V ular $7.00 value. Sale price........ Ladies’ Black Kid Pump, two strap, Ladids’ Black Kid Oxfords, regu061 Q ff Baby Louis heel. Sale price......... tJJ lar $7.00 value. Side price........... O Ladies’ Brown Oxfords, regular Ladies’ Brown Kid Oxfords, regu0 (1 C A $6.00 value. Sale price................ lar $7.00 value. Sale price........... Ladies' Black Oxfords, regular Ladles’ Black Satin Pump, one strap, •TIC $0.00 value. Sale price............... regular $9.00 value. Sale price.......I V OUR NEW LINE OF LADIES’ WHITE KID AND CANVASS SHOES ALSO ON SALE AT LOWEST PRI CES $3.25 50 per cent Off $4.50 $4.50 10c a Y ard Men's C lothing We are just in receipt of 25 Men’s Suits, styles up-to-date. Prices from $30.00, $35.00 and $40.00. Sale price on 0 4 A f? A all, $20.50 down to..tp A Men’s Velour Hats, good quality, reg­ ular $5.00 value. OQ Sale price .................. tp O * a $2.95 $1.85 Men’s Felt Hats, reg­ ular $4.50. Sale price.. «JJ Men’s Felt Hats, reg. $3.50. Sale price... •ALL OUR SKIRTS WILL BE SOLD AT GREAT R ED U CTIO N S ■ •o iiim iia iiiiiiia iM ia ia iii Ladies’ Hosiery Ladies’ Silk Hose, reg. 0 4 CA $2.50 val. Sale price.... v A a V ” Regular $2.00 Silk Hose with seam *u the hack. Q Q f* Sale price ................... Regular $1 Ladies’ Silk Hose. Sale price......... Regular 75c Lisle H obb, Sale price.................... . Cotton Hose, Sale price......... V4 EXTRA BARGAINS STORE CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY FOR THE BIG CLEARANCE SALE ■ [ To the first twenty-five custo­ mers who arc served on Friday morning, Feb. 3, purchasing $20 or over worth of merchandise we will give n $2.00 rpbnte on the amount of purchase. $50.00 will go in a twinkling of an eye—so he on hand at 8:00 o’clock when the doors arc opened. able merchandise—goods not bought for a Clearance Sale— not a piece, not a yard, not an article of JUNK made for socalled Clearance sales—but merchandise that was bought in the regular way and the duplicates were sold at a reasonable profit—but the word has passed... Let’s celebrate the pacts at the Peace Conference with price reductions which spell actual loss to us. The story is told below, told in indisput­ able figures—n story that will make your dollnrs do double duty. BUY! BUY! We want this Clearance to be thorough. Even among the goods placed at sacrifice during this sale are some early spring arrivals. Everything is reduced. Re­ member, tills Is a Genuine Clearance Sale. 1 | ■ ----------------- a $2 GIFT Back to normalcy! Back to pre-war prices! Back to the time that a dollar bought a dol­ lar’s worth of merchandise. That’s the pro­ gram at this great CLEARANCE SALE of $35,000.00 stock of seasonable and depend­ Men’s B. V. L). Union Suits. Sale price ..... 1 W v Men's Balhriggan Suits. Q Q p Sale price each.........O v v GREAT REDUCTION IN MEN’S SHOES 100 pair of Men’s English Toe Ox­ fords, reg. $6 value. 0 Q Q f f Sale price.................... u O i W W 200 pair of Men’s Work Shoes, regu­ lar $3.00 value. 0 -1 Q f Sale price.................... 50 pair of U. S. Army Munson Shoes regular $5 value. 420 Q C Sale price .................. These are all leather shoes, if they do not prove satisfactory we will give money hack or a new pair of shoes. 500 pairs of English Tan Bids, regu­ lar $7.50 value, O Q Q ff Sale price....................t J I O a v V 300 pair of English Brogues, regular $10.00 value. 0 /1 O C Sale price.................... y * a O V 300 pair of Men’s Dress Shoes, wide toe, regular $5 value. O Q QG? Sale price.................... 50 pair U. S. Army Officers’ Shoes, regular $8.00 value. CB Sale price.................... tp Ladies’ Muslin Underwear Will he Sold way Below Cost. Ladies’ Satin Bedroom Slippers, regular $2.50 value. f lj'i Sale price ............................................................................ Men’s Handkerchiefs, regular 10c value. Sale price ....................................................«............................. Men’s Handkerchiefs, regular 25c value. Sale price .................................................................................. 5c 10c s Bargains In Dry Goods 36-inch Unbleached Sheeting, regu­ lar 18c per yard. <fl O f * Sale p rice........................... j L M \ * 36-in. Fruit of the Loom, 4 O n Sale price ............................l O v One lot of 27-in. Gingham, 4 reg. 25c. Sale price.......... J l v v 27-in. Apron Gingham, reg- 4 O f * ular 18c. Sale price....... 32-in. very best quality, O O f* regular 30c. Sale price .. M m kX* White, Pink and Lavender Organdie, regular 75c and 11.00. Q fi8 f» Snle p rice.................. UUV .... ................................................................................................................................................ 1Surprise Shoe Stor'e f S. Robbins, Proprietor 45c 25c 10c s 310 Sanford Ave. : ■ ■ : •• Sanford, Florida Men’s Socks Regular $1.00 Silk Hose, Sale price ................... Silk Ljslo Socks, Sale p rice.................. Good Lisle Socks, Sale p rice.................. Good Cotton Socks, Snle p rice............ 49c 25c 15c 10c [ ■ ["^■■■■■■■aiBHHH_ B_ _ _ H_ _ _ HH_ - _ HH_ H H iaao a aaa a aa a aa B B a a aB B H aa a * 2 a aa a B H B B aa B B v a a B a B a aa aa a B B a a aa aa B B aa a B B a B a B aB a aa a aa a aa a aa a aa aa ,ia a aa aB i a B a a a a a a a a a a a B > a a a H H H M a l faa— « .S S S S 5 5 5 5 S S 5 S S S 5 S 5 K 5 S K K 5 M » iM -a a --» "> ,B* * * " ,l,,a,“ " B" \ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB H aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaM M au M H a a a u iB ai i 5 8 m i j i B Cuki&il �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1922 PACK FOUR Community Enterprises j The growth of this Bank has been due to the development of the business enterprises deni* ing with it. As farming is one of the principal enterprises in this community, \v* have made it n point— in the farmers’ behalf—to interest ourserves in drninnge, soil fertility, high grade seed, pure­ bred stock, etc. This community bnnk is always ready to talk with the furmers regarding the development of farm business. Whnt cnn we do for YOU? The Seminole County Bank PROGRESS IANOS HONOGRAPHS Premier Baby Grand 4% INTEREST PAID STRENGTH A number mot in the little room Tuesday evening at the church forj Hiblo study and if it is ns cold n ex t' time wo are all invited to come over to Mrs. Hirachl’n whore we cnn he moro comfortable. We wlHh to nnnounco that wo have Itev. Albertson and wife were guests boon grnnted tho Floridn agency for over night at the homo of Mr. and tho— Mrs. Malinger and Upsnln was well j represented at the institute on Sunday, at Pnoln. Mr. Hicks, their superin*; tondent, offered the invocation, Itev. | Albertson giving us a talk on the Made by tho lnrgcst manufacturers of model Sunday school; a temperance Grnnd Pianos exclusively in tho world. selection "Tho Prisoner at the Bnr" One of these superb instruments in by Mrs. Albertson and a splendid ser­ dull art mahogany will bo on exhibi­ mon by Brother Clark, then the noon tion nil this week in hour with its bountiful dinner and hot coiTee nnd the chance to get acquaint­ PALM ROOM of the ed with "Happy Jack" nnd ench other. HOTEL VALDEZ For the nfternoon service Rev. Clark Write us for price nnd terms spoke on the need of education of our church school nnd our following tho positive side of Christianity: "Jesus’ J. H. HINTERMISTER command that wo love olio another ns PIANO CO. He loves us." Mrs. Edwin Lindquist BUY IN SANFORD of Upsaln, and Miss Glndys Hake, of Paula, were elected to have charge of j this vital part of our work, the cradle roll. Brother Ericson gave us a good message and Geo. Ballinger a few i notes on home, mother and God. M rs.1 Stafford had charge of the music and we enjoyed the class song by the girls YOU CAN GET MORE very much. It wns a feast of good tilings. We were pleased to see so many new and old friends: Prof. Podmore, wife and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Dunn and family from Lake Mary, Mr. nnd Mrs. Cameron, late of Wiers- 1 QUALITY & SERVICE dale, hut now of Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Cook, Mr. , and Mrs. Purdon and children besides our own and Pnoln people. All nru invited for tho Hilda study Thursday night at the home of Min—at— chew, at I’aola, led by Rev. J. S .1 Clark. SERVICE The Practical Advantag, of a commercial account cannot be n» estimated. veN Here at this Bank there are many of service available that will help van1 the conduct of your affairs. ‘ ln To take advantage of our various ser vices will enable you to conduct youj financial affairs promptly and with th least possible delay. First National Ban A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President 1 WIHTNBR, Cn VALUE CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY “SEHVICE THAT COUNTS" We handle everything in THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE Car Lots or Less. Ship us Richmond, Virginia FOR $1.00 THE BALL HARDWARE CO. o v e id o ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS Mrs. S. W. Swope nnd Mrs. Mary West left Friday for St. Augustino Last week was indeed a banner where they will visit for several days week for the Public School of Enter­ Miss Mnlile Swope. prise as the guests of Reason Springs The whole community was shocked Inn proved themselves great friends Friday by the sudden death from of tlie school by entertaining the heart trouble of W. E. Argo, Sr. Mr. community and friends on two even­ Argo had been sick for two or three ings. On the ugs. un Monday monuny evening inc -------, wcck„ but „ccmc(, t„ he improving. ■ hndies of the Inn gave the play "How *•'»1 ,8‘"' c,,m" ul' * 'r- Friday morning he felt hotter than the Story Grew" to a large audience,, ," " 1 ‘Mrs- t Saturday from Winde- U|njl|| J|n(| wcnt to hi„ gtore wh|ch wn„ and on Thursday evening Mr. Peter j "“■•re, spending the night at the home just across a vacant lot from his MncQueen F. R. (i. S. of the Inn, ;“ f Mrs- J - K- Lundquist. his sister, and home. He attended to n few smnll gave a most wonderful lecture, "The « ,|" 1,,K out with Mr. and Mrs. Erieson duties at the store hut a little nfter Rebuilding of the World," illustrating. to t,u> nieeting at I’aola. nine oclock he called to someone to go the lecture with two hundred colored Is Fori,Ht Wl‘Mt '»««•» a, trip. to 1,Winter, f° r Die doctor ns quickly ns possible. . ... , , slides MacOuuen 111 in jiip Jan- * Hrk °*> " ednesdny where he disposod n Simmons ... mien taken himii bv uy .Mr m i . .Miicvguicii , , i Dr. reached him n a few. * i two of his lots there ill the suburbs, an Mexico ami Euroiie before duri . an, M e x i c o , ami i . u i o p i , ncioi c uui I minutes, his office near by, but too Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Butler and .......... .• . . . . ........ .........*• ...... ing, and after the World War. The | ............. .... »• |uto to help him. His wife nn.i son wore lecture iriveii to 11 full in un* moving to................ Miunii from Hiuns* summoned, nnd, were with , « ,him . at the , icciurc whh was given io a h i m aousi as tins was the third appearance of Mr. vvilkMr8 H“tlur and nan visited |j|||t thoURh h<J wafl to rccof?ni. MncQueen here this winter and every- f«r a week at the home of her brother I M them> Tho funcrn| WMH hc((I Ilt ^ one knew what a treat awaited them. Voile Williams and wife and other rcl- Oveldn cemetnry Sunday morning at The entire proceeds of the two even- “Dvcs nnd friends of her girlhood 0.c,ock th|} ^ c0l|||uct. I mgs were presented to the Parent- •>«*"■ ed by Rev. J. N. Thompson. Rev. L. ! e'ichers Association for the piano Mr. a," I Mr8; N- r - ( ‘’llpr am l, and Mrs. Hickman of Atlanta sang UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE S llrinht, w ,r , on Sun- | „ |o|n j,„ ...................... Mill ■■III C H U L U O T A IN N On tho Okccchobcc Branch of the Florida Enst Const Knilway, Qki tn, Fla., nmong tho pines nnd lakes of Seminole county, an up-ttmodern brick hotel, with private baths and hot u„ier heat. ] class cuisine. Rotes $2.50 to $SJ>0 per day; $Iu to $| h ,)fr cording to location of room. MRS. CHASED. BRUM LEV, Manage OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD POST CARDS AT THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING COLUMNS OF THE DAILY HERALD . fr 1(.l<><>lllhrj Mins Surali l.uvi, „f l>,l.,,n........ .1«) » tW l.i.m. ,,f Mr Mr, « « .! 0rlnm|„ ....... tillr werk i’ll,I lirn- with hi’r nr..... . « “»*>> *.... Tu™lW Mrs. ( oiler wcn, brjn, in „.ilh thom moitlirr Mr,. S S. Iluvl, • i .! '.... T ’ \ WmiHM flnrr.l „ffori„K» in „„i„,„ry Mrs. Henry Murry and guests, Mr. Minnie Wosterdlck, Mrs. Best bring- of th d r ,0i)t frjcn(| am| won|„ nf ,ovo and Mrs. Chns. Watjen, Mrs. Sam C. '"K ber out in her car, her husband bc- ami sympathy for his hrenved family Toms and Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Cocli- big away on business at Jacksonville. Although at a season when few flow­ nine returned Saturday after spendMrs. W. W. Fmissctt, of Miami, vis­ ers are in bloom, the grave was laden ing several days very pleasantly sight iu'd »t the home of her step-mother, i with wjt|) most most bl,autifu| ,|UH,u,nH from beautiful designs seeing on the East Coast. Mrs. Gcorgu Clark last Wednesday. #. , . ,,. . . I’rof J. J. Mires and family are th o , Anothe. little daughte came to ovur stnte> Mr A Ih HUr. , proud possessors of a now "Baby the homo of Mr. and Mrs Jesse vU.t.(1 , his wif„ tWo chil<|ron| Overland purchased of the DeLand >vo on West l ust street, M irunry ArR|J Jr an(j p„|nlcr Overland to ., on last Saturday. , »'»ther and child are doing ^ 1|rw1 c.iK|)tc.on an,, thirtcen reMr. ham C. loms returned to his wo I with Mrs. Maude Powell as nurse Hpt.ttivciy. A|B0 by two sisters, MrsH home in Montgomery, Ala., on Sunday ,11" ''^ Dr. Denton. , nnHow of Sanford and Mrs. Polhill after several weeks spent with rein-' ‘‘"iney Beck lias lately improved ,,f Fcrnin,|inn, besides several nicceH tives here. Mrs. Toms will remain his cottage by having put out a row am| no,)h,.WH to whom t,„. p0Ople <)f Oviedo extend deepest sympathy in longer. * .shade. A great comfort in our sun- their bereavement. Mth. Alfred Rider is now with Mrs. i ny southland. Mrs. Bunrcndcr and her son Palmer Emma Count while her husband is in ^ number of our folks have been of Jacksonville, mother and brother of Lakeland. .down with the la grippe, among them ,,, _ . „ Miss Sarah J. Burns left on Friday buing Mrs. K. h. and Mth. E. . week in Oveido. for Tampa whore hIic will attend the I.uudquist and Mrs. Tyner. Miss Eu­ Miss Elizabeth Lawton spent the Fair and visit friends for several nice Tyner remained home this week week-end with her parents Mr. nnd to care for her mother. days. Mrs. W. J. Lawton InHt week return­ We hear that Mr. Derby, who is Mr. nnd Mrs. William Lnclie, Jr., ing to Rollins College Sunday nftorare now located in one of Mrs. hero on a visit from Pennsylvania re­ noon. grets lie ever sold out his property Brook’s apartments. The schedule of trains on tho Lake Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hhotwell of ami home here, being surprised at the Charm branch of tho Scabonrd Air Johnstown N. Y. are again greeting business being done in our state, and Line Ry., changed Tuesday so that tho friends here having arrived Sunday. «»>« times are very dull in the north. train now conics from Orlando in the The Episcopal Rectory is rapidly , A pleasant time was hud by all who undergoing needed improvements.1attended the party given by Mr. nnd nftornonn at four o'clock and returns Rev. Arthur 8. Pock of Sanford Mrs. T. 0. Tyner last week on Thurs- at five. ThiH gives Oveido two after­ conducted services at tho Episcopal <■»>• night in honor of their daughter, noon and no morning trains. Lee Conoly of VuldoHtn, Gn., spent Church on Sunday afternoon. MrH.' MIsh Eunice Tyner. There were fiftyLaKash and Hister, Mrs. Taylor, M rs.W on out, mostly from this place, and several dnyH this week with his aunt Robson, Mrs. Vaughn, Mr. Stono and Engineer Tew and wife and children Mrs. J. B. Jones. Dr Owens of Atlanta, Gn., is con­ Mr. Miller accompanied Rev. Peck. were out from Sunford. Wo wore all ducting n rcvivnl meeting (it tho Bap­ pleased to see Mrs. J. E. Vaughn uble over from Sanford. tist church this week, being assisted Mr. Hoy J. Burns left on Sunday, to be out. Twelve delicious homoreturning to school nfter a week spent «»k<* w.th coffee wore served by Mr. and Mrs. Hickman who furnish, with his parents for refreshments. Preacher Clark and beautiful and most inspiring music Mr. Morrison who has been employ- wife also stopped In on their way | for the meeting. The services have ed on Dr. Fowle’s house on the Boulc- home. , boon well attended and greatly envard left for DeLand on Monday. I Mr. nnd Mrs. Noah Fry nnd mother, joyed by all and It is hoped that much The Parent Teacher's Association Mrs. Bengston, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred good will result. will hold their regular monthly meet­ Kroll and babies came up from Winde-, Mrs. J. Lee Ensign nnd children, of ing at the school building on Thurs­ mere Saturday night and with Mr. Tnlluhusnee arrived Tuesday for a day evening. A speaker from Do- Tyner’s family gave a surprise dinner few weeks visit to her sister Mrs. W. T.nnil In expected to address the As­ for Hnrry Caves nnd wife Sunday at K. Argo. sociation tlint evening. All members his tent and they wont hack with them | Mr. nnd Mrs. H. B. McCall and sons, arc urged to he present nnd all friends and Elmer Tyner for a few dnyH visit Edward and W^rron nnd Miss Ethol at Wimlemerc. Tho men folks hrpught Taylor spent Sundny In Lakelnnd. nre cordially invited to meet with Happy Jack out to Paola to give us a Hal Morguoridgo of Selma, Ala., is them. talk. Wo were pleased with his urg- tho guest of hs nunt, Miss Naplor nt J ing tho young folks to stick close' to Lako Chnrm Inn. Ground hns been broken nt Fort the home nest. Ilu tells us we mis-, ------------------------ . _ Lauderdale for the construction of n ’ndurstood him as his dog'H name is (Catholic Church coating around $10,Uno. 000. LIKE GREAT, THROBBING MARTS OF TRADE ARE THE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING COLUMNS OF THE DAILY HERALD Strange—what an immense amount of goods and ser­ vices are bought and sold day after day through the classified section of this paper. In the throbbing marts of ,the East one could buy, sell or exchange almost anything that has any kind of value; in Sanford an increasing number of people are using the modern mart—the classified section of this paper. Many a family has more comforts—even luxuries through taking advantage of the chance to buy things for a half or less from the advertisers. Whether it be a job, a service, a business or an article advertised for sale—each want-ad represents a human desire with a hope for its fulfillment. >He who responds profits equally with him who has sent out the call, for n is always “something for something,” with the honors even on both sides. Study the classified section of— • ' .................. . . . - . ’ I .. lilt ,11 lilt it . . l i t .: . u m iiM ...................... .. .. .. _____ i i i i i m i R i H i i H i a i i H i » u u i » i i i n |i a l 1 1 gg| �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1922 ton returned homo on tho 8th, after n delightful month with Mr. and Mrs. J. St. Clair White, Jr., on West first street. the WEATHER , porFloricto: Mostly cloudy p * , ht niul Friday; warmer * (""Eh and In tho North !! Ed Central portion. Friday. I p' u w 1,8 W m m M M w >**• 10 ** ! personals HOW THEY STAND fw ha The folowlng figures show the ** standing of the young ladies in tho ** Melville Comedians popularity con­ ** test: Huby Hart ............................80,800 : __ Ki„r weather for our crops. Wnrmf weather i« predicted. Wf an1 netting all kinds of bands ■everything. Clot out ynur snvinga k. Mildred Holly ....................80,050 Hnttio Khlridge ....................20,000 Alllo Gillon ......................... 26,500 Esther Miller ..................... 18,550 Mario Teague ......................17,050 Agnes Dumns .................... 11,000 Mnry Lou Brown ............11,150 Florence Henry 10,850 Fern Ward .................. 8,200 LeCtnire Jones ... 0,050 Helen Chorpuning 1,100 Mnrgerie Clay 4,000 Wild. INVESTIGATE FI HE ON NORTHKHN PACIFIC Well, the old bulb took a drop yesterday but just as we were about to say so it went up again today and ns we pen these few lines on our elegant upholstered, natural oak, full stuffed, Louis XIV typewriter the windows ami doors are opened by tho draft from the hank and we nre enjoying beautiful sunshine. 57 was recorded yesterday for the maximum, 80 for the minimuni and it looks like it would go up to 80 today. Nothing hurt, everybody safe. Have you been up in a balloon lately? 5:40 A. M. FEU. !), 1022 Maximum 57 Minimum 30 Range 30 Barometer ......... 30.54 Northwest and part cloudy. Pi Pi fcn Pi Pi p-i P-j Pa Pa Pu P-l M Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pn Pn Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa B j Con*, representing the Atkina 4‘ T„oi Co., of Indlnnnpolis, was WASHINGTON, Feb. 1).—Investi­ Ike city today. gation fire whieh destroyed Northern Pacific understood today been in­ The Pimtiy-'VigKiy stores nro stituted by Government. » lo Sanford. Itoad their mlvor'ement in thia issue of the Dally BRITISH INDIAN POLICE SIXTEEN-INCH GUNS erald. FIRED ON MOB WILL HE SCRAPPED SEVKK.lL ARE lilt I ED B G. Smith, of Oviedo, was in the I (II) T h e \««m'lMtnl l'ri'«»l ity today on business and reports hia l l l y T i n " \ hnix-In | r i l I ' r f « I WATERVLIET, N. V., Feb. 'J.—OfLONDON, Fell. !),—British Indian --m kome as almost completed. H. ^ petti tie otT his orange crop and police fired on mob of ten thnu.-nn i fieinls of the United States arsenal natives during serious tint in litu \- |,L,rt, s„y im<|er the program adopted getting a (rood price for them. unnnmatai, eighty-five miles south« . ,, , , , at the Washington conference at of Madras 1 uesday killing thre. and Mr. anil .Mrs. William J. Walker, fnoar Charleston, S. C., and Mr. J. wounding eight says Madras dispatch least twenty 10-inch guns now under Ktywnrd Furm and Jr. of Charles­ Hied Tuesday an ' received here today, construction here must he scrapped. Piggly Wiggly ALL OVER THE WORLD How You Shop at Piggly Wiggly mi walk through the Turnstile on the left and ike one of the baskets or you can bring your vn if you like. , I’llI,V-WIGGLY store was made for you. was made for her who is just a plain woman, was made for her who goes about in silks. It as made for her who walks. It was made for -r win. rides in an automobile. was made for her who uses a gingham apron hil»; she gets ready an evening meal for the ime-eonting of her man. It was made for her h" lets the cook prepare tho meal for the Lord Pn Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa I* Pn Su Pa W 1>ook8 |iko min ns this pnpor goos p**!". Pa Pit P*i C. mpleti'ly sealed, no cold gets out, no heat gets in, you are impressed by the cleanliness ami or­ derly arrangement. * PIGGLY-WIGGLY stores are dean, the goods are clean, packages in all PIGGLY'-WIGGLY stores are weighed and sealed by automatic machines. Purity and goodness are sealed in—• dirt, vermin and moisture are sealed out. ROWLING 5 LEAGUE NOTES Pa -------Pa By a Man Who Knows More Pa About “Notes” than Pa "Howling" „ Pa Pn p i P:i P« Pvi Pu Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa In a regular scheduled mntch on tho Parish Houso nllcys Inst night the Rotary Club took advantago of tho fnct that the Kiwants Club was slightly crippled and trimmed them to the same tune the Kiwanis did the Rotary the last time these same two teams met. Bower, tho Kiwanis star, was out of I town, and Ids absence was felt as will kbu seen by tho folowing score: I The Men’s Club furnished refreshmerits during Die game Rotary Britt 141) 125 134 HoUtOmlder 143 150 145 Dens 07 120 141 Knight 112 108 132 • Stevens (II. R.) 103 Henry ................ 13K 128 Club tutu! Ki wauls Lloyd 134 Wight 131 Thigpen 87 IU7 H. P. Smith John Smith 08 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■ a ■ 1 now and one dollar each Saturday thereafter keeps you a member of our Clothing* Club in good standing and the benefits to be derived § from this club are many. ■ N □□ J®nna T o n f a y ■ □□ ■ a and be in plenty of time to trade it out with ■■ some of our Spring Merchandise we will put ■ ■ on display next week. ■ ■ ■ pppkitis & Britt The Store That is Different ■ ■ ■ Sanford, Florida ■ ■81 140 KM) 121 01 111 111 127 lit) 08 102 latlBaillBBBH HH I 1704 Club total L I*ct 2 .000 Men's Club 3 2 .500 Congregational Club 2 2 .500 Kiwanis Club 2 2 .334 Rotary Club 1 Kiwanis Club v4. Congregational Chili next Monday. The UfTiciul Averages The averages com piled after Inst night’s games show that Bower is way in the lead. Bolding second, while Britt, Overlin and Carter hold down third place, each one with an average of' 130. K is for Kiwanis, it for R<>tary, M for Men’s Club, and C for Congregational Club. The different players are getting into form fast and some big surprises are looked for be­ tween now and this time next week. Tho averages are as follows: Games. T’l pl’d L :; Bower (K) 1538 Bolding (C) 12 1771 Britt (It) t* 1172 Carter (K) (J 783 Overlin (M) 15 11157 Remind (C) 11 1428 Lloyd (K) .... 12 1512 Pennington (C) !• 1107 Snyder (M) 1101 Bennett (Ml 15 I85K Betts (M) 15 18511 Knight (R) l) 10U8 Hmisholder (K) 8 1000 lliggeim (II) 3 300 Fox (M) ... 4 475 Matthews (Ml 3 352 Wight (K) 8 030 J. C. Smith (K) 10 1151 Dens (U) 5 557 Ball y (C) 12 1340 Henry (R) 5 555 Shinholser (III 1 HI II. I*. Smith (K) 4 401 Stevens (It) 1 103 Note: Those making averages t less limn 100 are not listed. Under the PIGGLY-WIGGLY' system the custo­ Curb Market Saturday morning mers, instead of being a dead load, become, and by Celery Ave., Circle A. are, part of the machinery of service and deliv­ Fresh vegetables, fruit, chicken, ery, and save for THEMSELVES the cost of eggs, milk and butter. the house. the service they render themselves—you buy Front of Thrasher's Stare. Nine only what you want—see the SAVINGS that A IMGGLY-WIGGLY was made for everybody. you make by the plainly-marked price tags on o'clock. You dioose soup and there it is. You choose everything, and you estimate at a glance just Jour brand and put into your basket the desired how much you have earned for yourself every Henry McLaulin, Jr. number of cans. You want sugar and it awaits time you visit and patronize PIGGLY-WIGGLY. you in packages of various sizes, wrapped and PIGGLY-WIGGLY wouldn’t sell John D. Rocke­ OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST waled. You want flour, and you select your feller a package of pepper on credit. wok. You want jam, jelly or mnrmnlade, rolled oals, eornmeal, catsup or soap, starch or canned It wouldn't take a telephone order from Presi­ tomiiti.es, sardines or celery salt—and whatever dent Harding. Jon want is here set befdre you, with nothing but arm's reach between your desire and its ful­ It wouldn’t deliver a carton of cornflakes or a fillment. hundred dollar order to anyone on top of the earth for any kind of pay—or free. Sanford, FU. 212 East. 1st St. • Nobody speaks to you unless a friend greets you. Nobody says: "L’m sorry we’re out of that, but In less time thnn it has taken you to read the last ten paragraphs you will have in your bas­ crt‘ is something 'just as good’." ket soup, sugar, flour, jam, suit and whatever You don't have to stand around while Mrs. else you want. You have picked out the particu­ ■mdli argues the price of canned pens, or lose lar brands you want without suggestion or me and patience while Mrs. Doe talks twelve persuasion from any one, without risking a curt naphta on a box of crackers. You need not word by refusing to take "something just as ■k any questions. They’re all answered in ad- good.” If you wanted all big apples or all small Tires Tubes ‘ 1,1 Plain figures. They’re all answered in oranges you have them. No one to fume, frown 30x3 ................ $ 8.50 $1.90 advance on labels. or fuss about it. 2.10 30x3 Vi ................ 10.00 hnnV!{ IDGLY you select with your Now, you are at the checker’s desk; your pur- 32x3 Vi .............. 14.00 2.55 Your fruits and vegetables, so you get the chAses are footed up on an Adding Machine 31x4 2.90 .............. 10.50 Ur..11,at}(‘ " ,nd you want, not what somebody made especially for PIGGLY-WIGGLY; you are 19.50 3.25 wants to hand you. At PIGGLY-WIGGLY you handed the slip; your packages are placed in a 32x4 3.35 ................ 20.00 anli i W01Rht, not by measure, the only fair paper sack; your change is handed you from 33x4 ... honest way. 3.60 the Cash Register and you are on your way re­ 34x4 ................ 27.00 joicing. You have hurried or have taken your GAS, OILS, GREASES, Etc. wt4i n little child can shop as time; you are your own boss. ionniu. i most experienced buyer, us only nat- own’sweet Tank up with uh ii,., • bnown products are on the shelves and Instead of paying some one to waste your time, '! t you pay yourself in lower prices to save your ame prices are for each and all. time. for!'1tV Cheese or Bacon—you stand be- Mr. W. A. Kay, local representative, at the Sem­ whn) ll^ I1"1*0 tflass refrigerator—you sec inole Hotel, will be glad to toll any Sanford folks You n,°U Yl 01 un(* t *le Pl’lce of onch article, how they mny co-operate in bringing a door ..i™ . mako your selection, the 105 Palmetto St., Sanford, Flu. 0H outomaticaliy, every compartment is PIGGLY-WIGGLY to Sanford at once. GUARANTEED TIRES AND TUBES Mr. Automobile Owner ■ B Re-Grind Your Motor Cylinders and Increase POWER with the Savin# of OIL and Gas Stop and Think Why sacrifice on the value of your car by turning it in when you can have the cylinders re-ground and fit with DELUXE PISTONS and have a belter running motor titan before. The Oil and Gas You’ve Bought and Lost Would More than Pay Regrinding Cost We invite you to visit our shop ami see the HEALt) CYLIN­ DER GRINDER in operation. All leading automobile manu­ facturers use the REAM). Sanford M achine & Foundry Co. PLAN NOW TO HAYE YOUR OWN HOME Ownership of Itcal Estate gives you a definite place and influence in the community. It makes you a more desirable citizen. AND WHAT BETTER INVESTMENT CAN YOU MAKE? 5 g * ■ Meisch Realty Co. j A. P. CONNELLY, Agent g S A F E T Y FIR ST Cleanliness is next to Godliness Wo invito the public and nil users of ELDER SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring and in our mothod 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. The Ford peoplo of Sanford ns well as the Western Uni6n recommend this water for batteries. Call phono 311 and have a bottle of this water sent you nnd protect your health. E ld er S p rin g s W a te r C o. ■ SANFORD FLORIDA ; OFFICE S im iE S AT HERALD OFFICE � 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>, February 09, 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/2b13ab2598b163d2cd001f24a0ad307d.pdf 4ef52ccd665c8c992810fdc5729aec7d PDF Text Text SANFORD SA N F0 RD “The City Substantial” clly S ub stan tial” IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 275 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1922 v o l u m e ii The World's Largest Photograph TROUBLE IN OKLAHOMA OVER COURT DECISION THE JURY DISCHARCED .. - .• •. ■ - y, i a. Laid Off By HABEAS CORPUS Temporarily Secretary Denby on PROCEEDINGS AT Furloughs FT. LAUDERDALE BUT WITHOUT PAY KIDNAPPED MEN f u n d Bank of Com­ NOT RETURNED merce, O k m u lg e e AS REPORTED MASS HECTI’G ACTS Investigation of the De- • s s a n a r f a r 1 TV atto r n ey k . k . k ; ONLY THOSE WIIO REACHED HOME YESTERDAY, REST ARE REINO HELD . d OK.MUI .GEE*'Okfn., Feb. 10.—I’ctl. >«aucsting now grand jury bo :*on!' ' ' - • • fnlM i" replace the one discharged yesterday by Superior Judge Chris­ topher on the ground that It was IIlegally drawn, and Investigate af­ fairs of the defunct Dank of Comnu.K, • i Okmulgee, being checked by official • today to determine whether they i a' Med the signature of required numb., legal votors. Petitions filed nft, r .a -s meeting at which notion of Christopher >» discharging the grand jury was denounced and his inimeresignation demanded. The Hinting followed n demonstration in supera r court where spectators ap­ plaud' <1 an attack upon the decision of County Attorney Hepburn and sorno Sp,,t;4i„is shouted “Take him out and hang him," referring to the judge. No statement from Christopher, whose friend' >aid he had left the city. Hophum i ■ silent and declined to com­ ment '.a the demonstration last night win' three hundred white robbed Ku Klu\ Klansmon paraded through the street^ with him in their midst. :i-MASTED SCHOONER HERRERT MAY IS LOST NEAR KEY WEST TODAY Illy T h e A s s n r l n tr d P r a i a ! KEY WEST. Feb. 10.—Three mas­ ted American schooner Herbert May, lumber cargo, lost near Marquesas, thirty miles from Key west, accord­ ing to captain, who was hrodght here late last night by fishing smock. Vessel went aground in thirteen feet of water and broke hack when struck. Crew landed on Marquesas. Vessel from here gone for them. Better Times Ahead Says the President’s Message to Farmers UK\TII LIST IIOTFJ. FOIE HAS INCREASED Agricultural Show in Minnesota Re­ ceives Tidings from Harding Inn More Rudies Are Found, Mak­ I l l y T h e A s s o c l l l l r d I ’r r s s l ing Six Victims Known. CROOKSTON, Minn., Fob. 10.— UP IIMOND, Vn., Feb. 10.—Re­ President Harding in n letter today in irv <>f two bodies today from the read to the farmers attending the ag­ vr- kage of the Lexington hotel, dc- ricultural show here declared general itmy. d by fire two days ago, brought industrial and business situation now In !,miwn dead to six, with ton still such ns to justify confidence in the i*t"l as missing. Those ten per- country past the worst phase of the “I am record­ mil- according to the police, hnve not agricultural crisis. ing my firm belief in an era of hotter icon In aril from since the fire. Burned beyond recognition a head- business and more prosperous times Imily, thought to the thnt of n for the entire commercial establish­ was taken from the wreckage ment of country lies just ahead of us." Ini k this afternoon, while this a "g the body of E. J. Bush, a RAILWAY WORKERS TAKE OVER RAILWAY uni of Cincinnati, was found in n ii nf the hotel. The body was IN OUI.I) IRELAND I' find |»y several lettorn found in Illy T he Associated Press) i< "rketn. CORK, Fob. Ift. —Dissatisfied with I ml reds of workmen continue to ' the »•«« wreckage »» i t'i ii ini mani veffort u m i »»* to •re*•' terms settlement Irish Railway strike lit least two persons known to »?roup of railway workmen marched ' the debris. 1int" Cork station today seized it and V' drew Colics, Buffalo, N. Y.. n" trains. No opposition offered up *• J from internal injuries, and three to n,hl afternoon. II" rs. N. J. Fox, Williamsport, Pa., ----------------— -----— M Thompson, sheriff of Albemarle HOW THEY STAND "! ty, Vn., and Hiram S. Austin, FlnIN POPULARITY CONTEST . lie, were killed by leaping from AT MELVILLES SHOW i'ldnws. Three persons are in n riti*-«l condition in local hosnitals The standing of the young ladles in i"! the ten missing ure: the popularity contest nt Melville’s is II E. Arnes., Sam Ash, R. Kessler, as follows: II Polnlor, C. W. Hawthorm B. Mildred Holly ............... 91,250 1 Taylor, E. S. Harrell, J. U. Jones, Esther Miller...................... 80,1150 T. Cox, and C. E. Ehorley. Poirer Agnes Damns ..................... 7:1,000 I I *’«x are the two believed to he Ruby Hart ......................... 58,500 HI' hurled in the wrccknge Allie Glllon'......................... 57,050 I dice declared tonight that four Marie Teague ........... 38,800 f hose missing arc buried In the Hattie Estridge ...............20,(100 II ' "f the hotel and announced they Florence Henry ..................21,700 ml abandoned all hopes of finding Mary Lou Brown ............ T.M.15Q ' now on the missing list. Thoy Marjorie Clay ................... 13,750 •'bcvc the death toll would reach nt Fern Ward ......................... 8,200 •ast |B. Helen Cnrpcning .............. 5,500 . I f I f f , n t i f . r l * _____ ____ . . . . . . . KITISH TROOPS Note the big two pngo advertise­ WILL ..... . STAY IN ULSTER u in o • m u meat is issuu u iu n n u , He m.ment in In m this issue ui of /». A. Rnffield. UNTIL DISORDER CECASES is otlt, „f the merchants thnt believes -------in big sales and lets of them and he '•UmW P p - r ,’,|'a4l ' f f i , u„cc,l' »r »'l him.olr (hi- tlm. by prlMte "use „f Commons today Premier | u,l' , r lJs u,a,n worth "•' 'I George notified Michael Qulllm.,' but b°. .T rl L mi n "I "f Irish Provisional Government, j tbo in|,,,n7 , “n<l h‘" . “ ? r " ’ hi ‘Inaping" in Irian,I showed necessity ^ ^ f“ 1 ' presence of British troops In Ulster.' I'1**1 roiuttw putting a big sale starting tomorrow to raise money and everything in the store is slaught­ ‘KSIDENT t o p r e s e n t ered to he sold nt once and mnko room t r ea ties to s e n a t e for the big spring Block. Rend the THIS AFTERNOON advertisement in the two pages of this issue. u- ( o n , ? , ™ * ” 0 * * " * '* P r e s s ) ’ MHINGTON, Fob, io.—PresiThe Jobbing House Is n "i expected present in in person person io to , ^to pruiiuru uiu uDnytonn n y w .... .... ante this nfternoon treaties rcsul-' new establishment for the town of from Arms Conference. B et-1Dnytonn, A. H. Glmsbcrg is head of I the venture nnd thoy will sell nt "" and four o’clock. j wholesale notions, stationary nnd dry goods. i«t tho Hornld offico. ALLEGED WIRE TAPPERS TRYINSTRUCTIONS ACCORDING TO ING.TO GET OUT OF PLAN OF PRESIDENT HARD­ JAIL ING'S ORDER (lly T h r A sso ciated P re s s ) ( I l r T h e A aao rln led P r e s s ) LONDON, Feb. 10.—It was reported from both Dublin uml Belfast that many of the men kidnapped In Ulster would bo rclcnHcd today but none ex­ cept those who reached their homes yesterday as recounted in previous disvious dispatches yet known to he free and whereabouts of captives still mystery. DISARMAMENT EFFECTS FELT IN BIG SHIP YARDS THOUSANDS ARE OUT FORT LAUDERDALE, Feb. 10.— Hcnring on habeas corpus write ill an attempt to obtain the relense of the alleged confidence men, is being conducted here today before Circuit Judge Davis recessed until this after­ noon to allow the state attorney to examine the writ issued yesterday. Henry Campbell, of St. Petersburg, who said he was acting' at the sugges­ tion of Governor Hardee, telegraphed today for photographs of prisoners, stating he was fleeced of $3,000 nt Orlando last November. A. II. Vnn ' Pelt, of Farmingdale, L. L, appeared today and reported he had been fleec­ ed of $15,000 at Daytona, April 29, I921f, and has been searching for vietimizers for two years. He has pho­ tographs of them. The Bureau of Criminal investigation, Washington, today ordered postal inspector here to send photographs of the prisoners to Washington. Postmaster General Hays, now at Miami, is expected to ntteiid the hearing this afternoon as a spectator. (H r T h r A sso ciated P r e s s ) WASHINGTON, D. C„ Feb. 10.— The first effects of tho nrmnnient conference on the employment situa­ tion were felt today when several thousand mechanics and artificers in navy yards were temporarily laid off after Secretary Denby had ordered suspended all ordnance work designed for the naval vessels slated for “scrapping" under the naval limita­ tion treaty. The instructions were issued in line with President Harding's . ordeP of yesterday suspending work on tho vessels under construction affected This photograph of Jackie Coogan U 40 fsst high aau tt wuU. ] by the treaty. The navy yards af­ [was enlarged from one eight by ten Inches. It w ill be erected on Bra* Iway, Now York, to advertlee Jackie'a next fthn. "Kjf D or" That Ud fected are those at Washington, Phil­ Iflfwre te Jackie atandlng before the photo. adelphia, Norfolk, Mare Island, Calif., and possibly Boston. The ordnanco plant at South Charleston, W. Vn., was also affected similarly. While these instructions were being sent out President Harding was re­ ceiving the report of tho American arms delegations together with the treaties growing out of tho conferen­ ce. After receiving these documents from Secretary Hughes, the president Investigate Charges had the four delegates ns luncheon guests at the White House. The presi­ Negro and White has not decided whether ho will dull avenue the entire length from Convicts Together dent deliver to the senate the treaties in Would Sell Time War­ Celery avenue South. avenue from Beardall cast On Putnam County Gangs and Hold­ person, it wns said later. rants for Purpose Re­ to Geneva the grouted brick. ing Kangaroo Courts in Hu in fti Na ^ k i m surfacing Old Roads ■ Celery avenue from Beardall east (II) The tsstirinlril Ureas) to the ferry. PALATKA, Feh. 10.—Members of First street or Gertrude avenue west from the Monroe crossing to the the Hoard of County Commissioners of Putnam county announced today a grouted brick at Wilson’s corner. Pi Si Kn *T *1 Rock shoulder three and one-half special committee of the hoard ap­ AT OSTEEN FERRY AND REPAIR pointed to invesignte charges that ne­ AND RESURFACE ROADS THAT feet on each side on Beardall avenue gro convicts at Putnam county con­ CELERY from Celery avenue to Geneva ave­ AND MADLY IN NEED OF IT Carlo! Shipments Reported, Fell. !lth vict camp had held kangaroo court nue. Florida—Sanford Section 44 The relaying of the brick on Mon­ over white prisoners, sentenced them Florida—Manatee section A meeting of some twenty citizens ...... 21 to pay a small sum of money for pur­ of the city and county among them roe road from First street to Harden's chase of tobacco for other prisoners California—Southern district 2 being four of the county commission­ bridge at river, brick to lie asphalt and upon failure to pay had ordered New York 1 ers and representatives of the hanks filled. Rock shoulder on this road the white prisoners whipped, will re­ and citizens from the county at large three nnd one-half feet on each side, port at a special meeting of the hoard Total cars 08 was held in the court house last night making a sixteen foot road from First to he held some time next woek. Also Destinations of Florida Shipments to take preliminary steps looking to­ street to the river. New York, 13; Florence, 4; Chicago, Resurfacing thirty-three miles of charged white and negro prisoners are 2; Jacksonville, 1; Tolodo, 1; Mem­ ward the issuing of time warrants by confined in the same eageli a viola­ the county for the resurfacing and re­ the macadam road with tnrvin or as­ tion of (lie state law which requires phis, |; Savannah, 111; 1’hilndclphin, laying of the roads of Seminole coun­ phalt cured with granite chips. I; Columbus, 2; Cincinnati, 1; Syra­ Huilding of complete drawbridge at races he separated. ty already built. By a special act of cuse, I; lies Moines, 1; Potomac the legislature done while Forest Osteen ferry. Yards, 7; Dallas, 2; Itutfalo, 2; Clove. At the meeting last night of which GOVERNMENT PLANS Lake was Seminole’s representative, LOAN TOR RAILROADS land, I; Hutchinson, 1; Detroit, 1; the county is allowed to issue time (). P. Swope was elected chairman and Waycross, 0; Pittsburgh, 2; Balti­ warrants up to tho sum of $100,000 for 1). L. Thrasher, secretary, it was also Would Guarantee Security of Invest- more, I; Louisville, I; Nashville, 1; emergency cases such ns the present decided to take up the matter witli the j Total, 05 cars. incuts Through U. S. En­ case happens to lie. In other words Chamber of Commerce today, with the . Diversions Filed Since Last Report dorsement. Seminole county has many miles of Rotary Cluli Tuesday, the Kiwanis' From Waycross: Nashville 1, Po­ brick and oil surfaced roads that need Club Thursday, the Woman’* Club and tomac Yards I, Florence 1. WASHINGTON, Fob. 10.—Means attention now and if they do not re­ all the other organizations of Semi­ of lending the aid of tho govorment's Shipping Point Information, Fell. 9th: ceive this attention they will go to nole county at once explaining in de­ credit to the railroads of the country SANFORD, FLA.: Mild, elenr. pieces and eventually cost the county tail just what the exigencies are, the are under consideration in ndministrn- Ilnulings moderate. Demand and five times as much to make them need for quirk action, the need for lion circles , it was indicated today movement moderate market wenkor, over. There is no money available to spending this money to preserve our hy high government officials. Any prices lower. Curlots f. o. h. cash mnko these much needed Improve“ >l*whV" «"«• wherefores of tho such plan, however, it was stated, track: 10 inch crates Golden Self merits among them being the build- untirw transaction and call the otocwould not involve the use of govern­ Blanching in the rough 4s -0h, $2.50ing of n drawbridge at Osteen Ferry, tlon nH w,wn ,,H P‘'««‘»ile. $2.05. (’allots f. o. b. usual terms: one of the greatest improvements that ^ho meeting petitioned the County ment money for rendering financial (wire orders) mostly $2.75. assistance to the carriers hut the use our county can make? The only wny Commissioners Inst night to cnll the of Federal credit. Total cnrlot shipments from San- ' election at once and while the call' in which theie improvements can bo ford sections this sunson to Secretary Hoover suggested today made is by the time •warrants and it was being published to bring the mat­ that a government guarantee of rail­ date, curs .................................. 324 is up to tho people of tho county to ter to the attention of every voter in road equipment trust certificates Total cnrlot shipments from Man­ read the statement of the improve­ the county. would make them attractive to inves­ atee section this season to date, ments below and do their own think­ cars ..............................................812 tors and enable thu ronds to raise ing, always remembering that tho IIAVE YOUR MEASURE Total cnrlot shipments from Flor­ money for needed rolling stock with­ TAKEN FOR THAT NEW SUIT county can do nothing toward sav­ ida lust season to samu date, out the expenditure of funds from the ing our good roads except issue the AT CIIUHCIIWELLS treasury. Secretary Mellon iH also cars .............................................. 024 time warrants and make tho improve­ understood to regard favorably tho Telegraphic Reports from Important ments at once. Materials and labor Sam Bradford wants all his friends idea of lending the government's Markets are much cheaper now and these ex­ to know that he is now at Church- credit to the carriers on the theory NEW YORK: 30, cloudy. Cnllf 1, tensive improvements can ho made wells store and that he bus charge of that better business conditions gen­ Flu. 0 arrived. Supplies limited. Decheaper now than they could have erally would result from improve­ mnnd moderate. Movement limited. been made at any time in the past thu clothing and gent's furnishing de­ ment in the railroad situation. If Market slightly weaker. Flu.’s 4s-0» four years: With all of these roads partment. In this issue is an adver­ any such step should he taken, how­ $1.00-$ 1.50. 3s-8s mostly $3.75. Larg­ repaired, thu bridge built and paying tisement calling attention to tho re­ ever, in tho opinion of Attorney Gen­ er and culls $3.25-$3.50. toll nnd the muin rond question solved presentative from Chicago who will eral Daugherty,legislation probably CHICAGO: 33, cloudy. Cnllf. 8, for several yenrs to come the county ho at Churchwells all next week would he necessary and in this cuso Fla. 1 arrived. 28 cars on track. Sup­ commissioners can then turn all their taking measures and orders for new difficulty might he encountered in plies liberal. Demand moderate. time nnd money toward huilding nnd spring suits. Sam says you can save congress. Movement drnggy. Market slightly repairing Intern! roads that are bad­ from $10 to $15 dollnrs on every The need of the railronds for more weaker. Fla. 4s-0s $3.76-$4.00, most­ ly needed in ninny pnrts of the county suit. equipment is theoir own difficulty, in ly $3.75. Hh, 10s $3.00-$3.50. and thnt should receive thoir atten­ ST. LOUIS: 41, clour, Fin. 1 ar­ thu opinion of Secretary Hoover, who tion. | Mrs. Sam Baumel leaves Sunday said it wns up to the railroads to take rived. 0 unbroken, 1 broken car on Below is the list of the roads to be for Ney York where she goes to pur­ the leadership in presenting some con­ track. Demand and movement light. repaired. They hnve been carefully chase the new spring stock of ready servative plan for providing funds. Market steady. Flu.’s too few sales to investigated hy County Engincor F. to wear and millinery. If anyone establish market. T. Williams and tho board of county wishes Mrs. Baumel to purchaso Tho bond election recent!/ held nt MINNEAPOLIS: 32, partly cloudy. commissioners nnd tho work can he them something in tho big city let Wnuchuln for $80,000 for municipal No arrivals. 2 cars on track. Market dono for about $98,500: her know tomorrow nnd she will take Improvements wns enrried by a good slightly weukor. Fla.’s Os, 8s, $5.00, Resurfacing of tho old brick—Uenr- your orders. majority. 3s, 4s $5.25. SEMINOLE COUNTYCONSERVES AIL COUNTY ROADS NOW LAID A MATTER OF GOOD BUSINESS BUILD DRAWBRIDGE MARKETS �page THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9,1922 an MRS. FRED DAIC.ER. Society Editor, Phono 217-W I f y o u hNvr 1 1 7 I r l t n f i t U l l l i g T » » — If 7 *n or* c o l a s anyw here * r eoailnc hom «, o r U » n a r* entertaining, f r i l * a poolal rard to tkla'drpartm aat, drlnlla, or trlrkpon* Ik* llrm . It wlU k* e r r a tic appreciated. dnneo this ovonlng. They will bo accompnniod homo by Misses Lnko nn<l (Jriffln nnd 0. W. Sponsor and Allan Jones. Claudo Horndon left last night for Jacksonville where ho went on busi­ ness. Seminole County hns 42 orphans to feed, clothe nnd trnln from tho Near Enst. Arc you helping do your part? dren’s hearts were plnyod during tho Hinting of Ico crenm, Individual pink enkes Iced In green and pink divinity fudge woro served by Mrs. Lawson assisted by Mrs. Henry Purdon and Mrs. Fred Dnigcr. Littlo Mins Lawson was the reci­ pient of many lovely gifts nnd tho oc­ casion was one of much hnpplness and enjoyment to about thirty young friends of the hostess. SOCIAL CALENDAR Friday—The Mother’s Club will meet VALENTINE TEA. at 3:30 at tho Urotherhood rooms nt Thu members of tho St. Agnes Guild Dr. and Mrs. P. A. Tatum, of Co­ Holy Cross Church. lumbus, On., stopped over in Sanford will give a Valentino Ten Monday Thursday—Mrs. II. B. Lewis will on- Tuesday enroute to tho southern part afternoon at the Parish House from I tertain tho members of the Mcrrlc j of the stnte. to 0 o’clock. Matrons Club at her homo on MngA splendid progrnm under the direc­ nolla nve., nt 3:00 p. m. tion of Mrs. Lucllo Asponwnll Tnknch Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Lnmbright, of Friday—Snllio Harrison Chnptor, N. Atlanta, On., were among the out-of- has been prepared, nnd the St. Agnes S., I). A. It., will meet at 3:00 p. m. stnte visitors here Tuesday stopping j Guild orchestra will play during the nt the home oi Mrs. S. I’uleston nt 1 nt the Montezuma. reception hours. Rose Court. Frldny—Mrs. O. I’. Herndon will enFORTNIGHTLY BRIDGE CLUB. Misses Teague Simmons and Lucy tertnin nt bridge at her home on Bird Smyth will be nmong"thosc from Mrs. F. E. Roumillat wns the grac­ Sanford Heights at 3:00 p. m. Sanford attending the dance at ious hostess yesterday nfternoon at Saturday—Children’s Story Hour will Gainesville this evening. bridge when she entertained tho mem­ bo held nt Central Park nt four bers of the Fortnightly Bridge Club o’clock. and one extra table of guests. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Roberts, of Snturdny—Cecil inn Club will meet nt New York, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F. Petunins nnd poinsuttins were used 3:00 o’clock nt tho studio of Mrs. Clnrk, of Gainesville, mndo their hoad- in charming profusion in tho rooms Fannio S. Munson on Myrtlo nvo- qunrters at tho Montezuma while In whore tho enrd tables were plnced. nuo. Of exceptional interest was the the city Wednesday. game of bridge plnyod during tho nf­ Snturdny—Mrs. I). C. Mnrlowo enter­ ternoon, high score among the club BRIDGE LUNCHEON tains the members of tho Seminole members wns made by Mth. Frank All members of the Social Depnrt- Miller who wns awarded a lovely Bridge Club nt her home on Seventh ment of the Woman’s Club who expect bridge set. The high score guest Htrect nt 3:00 p. m. Monday—St. Agnes Guild will enter­ to attend the Bridge Luncheon Tues­ prize, nn urn filled with narcissus, tain nt a Valentine Tea nt the I’nr- day, February I I nt the Parish House was won by Mrs. E. F. Housholder. must semi their nnmes to Mrs. W. T. ish House from four to six p. m. At the conclusion of the card game Monday—Pipe Organ Club will meet Langley or Mrs. It. J. Holly not later the hostess served a delicious salad witli Miss Jimmie Laing at her than Friday night, ns no reservations course followed by an ice course. ! will be made after Friday. This means home on Oak nve. Among those enjoying the cordial both club members and guests. hospitality of this charming hostess were Mesdames F. I,. Miller, Donne Mr. and Mrs. .1. J. Turnage, of The Near East Relief Drive began Turner, D. L. Thrasher, E. F. IIousGreenville, N. C., are visitors in this Feb. 1st. Have you given your bit ? holder, C. M. Voree, II. B. Lewis, Geo. city. DcCottes, G. B. Bishop, L. P. McCulBIRTHDAY PARTY. ler, Hal Wight, Georgo Knight and Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Laphmn, of Clay­ Little Miss Dorothea Lawson invit- mother, Mrs. Hnrtcngen, of New Jer­ ton, Del., are spending a short time 'ed a number of her young friends sey. in this city. yesterday afternoon to help her cele­ Mrs. J. F. Stallings, of Birming­ brate her ninth birthday anniversary. .MAHON-GARRETT ham, Ala., spent several days here at Pink and green were the chosen col­ Tiie home of Mr. amt Mrs. II. B. ors used for this pretty party. The the Montezuma this week. Garrett in Riverside was the scene of henutifuly birthday cake was iced in quiet, hut pretty wedding last even­ Mr. and Mrs. Forest Lnko motored green, topped with nine tiny green ing at 8:30 o’clock when tlie former’s to Gainesville today where they will tapers in pink rose holders. All kinds of games dear to the chil-, sister, Miss Mary Renick Garrett, be­ meet Misses Sarita Lake and Norma came tin1 bride of Roy M. Mason, of Gridin and attend tho Fraternity afternoon, and later refreshments conOrlando. . Tiie rooms of tiie residence were simply, but effectively decorated with palms, ferns and a profusion of pink and white carnations. In ono corner of the living rooms was an improvised “ B U IL T F O R A N O V E R L O A D ” altar of greenery, and here tho im­ pressive ceremony was performed, H O F - M A C B A T T E R Y C O M P A N Y Rev. J. B. Mitchell, pastor of tho First ti T an BATTERIES -1 Store in Florida 10 Stores In Georglu- SELLS IT FOR LESS BICLL LINGERIE CLOTH Colors in light blue, flesh and white, 36-in. wide, per yard — MEN’S DEPARTMENT MEN’S SUITS All-Wool hund-tuiloretl Men’s Suits Herringbone and Pin-stripe— in All-wool Blue Serge Men’s Suits— WASHETTE SATEENS Colors in canary, light blue and pink and white, 36-in. wide, per yard— $17.50 to $19.50 TAILOR-MADE SUITS Blue, Brown and Green Flannel Young Men’s Suits, made to individual measure $33.50 J. & P. COATS THREAD Suit with extra trousers in llannels and shepherd plaids made to individual measure— lc With each dollar purchase in piece goods Friday and Satur­ day. We have several numbers in Sumaweight suits made to measure, from— $22 to $28 Pay Cash and Save Paying the Other Fellow’s Bills The Churchwell Co. SELLS IT FOR LESS First Street- Remember, $100.00 will feed, clothe nnd train ono child a yenr in tho Ncnr Enst, $5.00 will clotho nnd feed ono child for n month in that land of hungry. a . _ ^ „ ............ ■* [The Star Today ■ s CONSTANCE TALMADGE in | “Lessons in Love” ■ ■ Who wouldn’t take lessons in love with Connie j Talmadge? She’s the cutest housemaid that ever 1 took a young man’s hat and heart. And the story j starts the laughs where all the others finish. Also “TORCHY MIXES IT” J Tomorrow—Gloria Swanson in “Under the I.nsh’’ 1 Also “Brownie, the Wonder Dog’ in A Two-I’art Comedy 5 Chas. Brady, the Baritone Soloist, will sing c\crv Wednesday ’ CLASSIFIED ADS Classified adrertiaementa, 3 cents a line. No ad tnken fur lem tbit M. & D. CLUB 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cub Mrs. Anna Schmah was hostess to must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line sml remit itthe M. &. D. Club on Wednesday, cordlngly. nfternoon. The social hour wns most WANTED— Expert ready>to-wti pleasantly spent after which refresh­ FOR SALE saleslady at once, Write box 9 ments of coffee, cake, nnd candies FOR SALE—Hatching eggs and baby nnd give references. 372-tl wero served. The member prize wns chicks; pure bred White Wynndrawn by Mrs. Frank Mcisch which dottes ami R. I. Retls. Chicks, 25c each, LOST wns a dninty lace handkerchief. eggs $1.50 setting. Phone 150-W, Mrs. LOST—Pair of gold fianm spectacle* L. A. Remind, Sanford Heights. in blnck case. Return to Herald ofSee Mr. D. L. Thrasher, treasurer 273-Otp flee. Reward. 273-2tp of the Near East drive for Scminoio FOR SALE—Pretty bungulow, beau­ County, and give him a liberal dona­ tifully shaded on 3-1 nero town lot, FOUND tion for the starving children of tho must be sold. Prieo $750.—Miss Isa­ I’OUND—One pair of glasses. Own­ Near Enst. bel Burton, Sparr, Fla. . 274-ltp er can got same by culling at Hit. TRY GUARANTEED AMERICAN aid office, proving property ami pay. Leather Dubbin. Will waterproof ing for this ad. 27-I-tfc and preserve your shoes. In black ami tan. Price 25c per box at all shoe dealers. 271-lwc E K n S f S g & s a n FOR RENT— I room cottngo nnd B E S T .SERVICE 8 kitchenette on Heights. Reasonable. DEMAND Get key 1007 West First St.—II. W. 260-Otp jsa BEST REP, HOOVER SUBMITS REPORT TO Alien. FOR- S ALE CHEAP—18 head of PRESIDENT HARDING ABOUT mules und horses at J. T. Allen’s RELATIONSHIP private hum, corner Elm nvonuo nnd Fifth St. Phono 34. I». O. Box 142. ( l l r The AMiii'Inlrd I'rraa) WASHINGTON, Fob. lb—Secretary —Steagall Mule Co., Salesman, J. E. Hoover it wns understood today sub­ Lnnoy. 272-5tp mitted to President Harding a report FOR SALE—Warehouse with R. R. on the activities of certain Russian siding. Within four blocks of center famine relief organizations in this of city. country and their supposed connection Geo. W. KNIGHT with Russia’s Soviet Government. 272-tfc RUSSIAN RELIEF IS UP AGAINST RUSSIAN SOVIET WARD & RIVE IT h e C h u r c h w e ll LADIES’ DEPARTMENT Mothodlst church South, officiating. Only tolntives and n fow most Inti­ mate friends of tho couple woro In attendance. , Mrs. II. E. Hogan presided nt the piano, rendering tho Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin, as tho bridal party entered tho drawing room, where tho wedding took plnco. The briilo was unattended and wan given in marriage by hor brother, Mr. Gnrrott. Sho wns lovely In a modish spring suit of navy bluo Poirot twill, with chic blue hat, trimmed with spring flowers. She carried nn arm bouquet of bride’s roses. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mason left during the evening for nn extended trip through the state, after which they will go to Orlando to 1 aside. Mrs. Mnson Is tho daughter of Mrs. E. C. Gurrett of this city nnd has a wide circle of friends who will wish her happiness In her mnrricd life. Mr. Mason is assistant manager of the Metropolitan Life Insurnnco Co. in Orlando and hns a host of friends who will extent congratulations.— Florida Times-Union. Mr. Mason is a former resident of Sanford nnd In a nephew of Dr. It. M. Mason, of this city. Welaka Block FIRST NATION AI, OFFERS FOR RENT ~ MAMMOTH SUPER-DRAMA FOR RENT—Light housekeeping rooms, 210 French ave. 272-5tp It is not often that any film con­ cern can essay really mammoth “ FOR RENT—Furnished lied room. .!4(i-tf-c screen productions in this age of Over Seminole Cafe. FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms for mounting prices, because nt the light housekeeping. 318 Palmetto outset tiie cost is prohibitive. David 209-10tp W. Griffith’s "Intolerance" was tho nve. Inst photoplay of this class nnd pro­ WANTED portion. But now comes tiie First National with what is claimed to he WANTED—Girl, over 18 years of age, to learn trade. Apply Foremqn, perhnps tiie biggest super-drnmn of * them all. It is entitled "Passion,, Herald office. nnd is described ns "the foremost Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Luther left yes­ screen epic.” Somo idea of tho size terday for Cordclc after spending of this production can he gained by several weeks here. Mr. Luther is contemplating the fact that five the advertising manager of the thousand persons are in the enst. A Churchwell Co., and his work carries further insight to the immensity of him to the twclvo cities where they this fenturo spectacle is given in tho claim that the ordinary motion picture have stores. He made many friends camera was too limited in its scope to while here. photogrnph nil tho action of cortnin The Annual Linen Shower for the of tho unusual mob scenes in this re­ lease nnd consequently an ingenious held Saturday Fobrunry 25th. The new invention had to bo devised with reception at the hospital will lie held surprisingly gratifying results. Fur­ the same day from 3 to G p. m. Get ther, the introduction of Pola Negri your linen ready for tho shower nnd the fnmous Continental star, in this help this institution thnt monnR so clntion in tiie depth nnd power of the silent drama. It is enthusiastically An item published yesterdhy from claimed for her that she hns set a new the Reporter Stur said thnt tho Or­ nigh stnndnrd in character delineation lando basket ball team won tiie first, in pantomime. game from the Sanford boys which "Passion" is announced as tiie at­ was a reversed order of things ts tho traction at the Star Theatre for two Sanford hoys won tho first game and days Friday nnd Saturday and the are expecting to do tho same thing management has mndo arrangements when they meet ugain. for n record-breaking business in view of the exceptionally brilliant reputa­ tion this feature has nttnined in the other cities in which it has been ex­ hibited. The story is said to ho re­ plete with subtle thrills and it unfolds one of the most appealing love stories yet recorded, if one can judge by the SATURDAY IN THRASHER & GARNEll’S SHOW WINDOWS ndvnnco press sheets giving the synopHlH. The fact that tho principal Dimensions: 111 inches by 10 inches character is a little French milliner by 8 inches. Weight 4 Mi pounds. who rises to such n plnco of prom­ Wonderful sight. If your could buy inence thnt she is nhlo to rule the one of these twins on time It would king of hor Innd !h sufficient inkling cost you .........................................$8.80 of tho interesting potentiality of tho £ /\ nnrrntive. Sho rises only to fall ngnin But wo sell for cash .................................. t p / . 0 U nnd the depicting of her downward journey is oven more thrilling thnn If you could buy tho twins for cash you would rt»-| d a her climb up tho laddor of fame. Onco she is brought hack to her old ground sa v e .........................IpliZU nmong tho lowly masses, Hho finds PAY CASH---------------- CASH PAYS hor self tho helpless target for uni­ nt versal hatred which knows no morcy. THRASHER & GARNER’S Her ultimate fnto Is inevitably tragic. 274-ltc-d&w. GENERAL REPAIRING West First St. Old Ford Gar»|i Phone No. 417-W to ba in b m ^ Bn * Bn PARISH HOUSE CALENDAR *» to * Bn to to to Bn to ft 1 Thursday night—Kiwunb Club and Rotary Iinskct ball. Feb. 13.—Saint Agnes’ Valentine party. February 14.—Social Department ot the Woman’s Club, Bridge lunch­ eon. Fclyuary 10.—Subscription bridge pnrty, Woman’s Guild. Fob. 21-22—Woman’s Club Colonic! pnrty. Save money by buying your su>50" ticket to tho Lyceum Course. $2.“ for the season or 75c for each ndmi** sion. 260-tf{ Apples ani Bananas BE SURE AND SEE Nice Ripe Bananas and THE PRIZE TWINS Winsap Apples, sold b) bunch or dozen. ApP,e“ by the box or dozen. t a next to express office* Specialist in Spinal Adjusting Wm. J. Kermode, D. C. Doctor of Clilropraclic H r t r n n r . Woodruff llulWi1 *® �THE SANFORD.DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1922 boforo tho IIouso military committee. H. Snlvotto, of Baltimore theso lntor dnyB. It wns to bo ex -! Referring to tho general policy of the iwndqunvters nt the Montct'im*Je ^ pcctod that it would bo so. It was Government not to lenso its properties in t* ,c on business. ° tho inevitable result of putting a lot P n b l l a h r d r \ r r y a l l r r n o o i e x c e p t Bn»« d a y n t ( h e l l c r n l d Ilu lld litK . 1U7 of beggars on horseback. Tho old ndfor n period exceeding 50 years, Gen­ S ln p n u lla A v cH S a n fo r d , F in . nge says they will rldo to tho devil eral Ilench, in Ids testimony nt tho and the proof of tho saying is being second day of tho hearings of the shown daily. Tako n multitudo of hu­ comndttoo on tho Ford proposnl, said mans gathered from the slums and H. J . 1IO I.I.Y E d ito r barrel houses of tho cities, whose only that “it is not nlwnys ndvlsnblo to N. J . I . I I .I . A I I D ____S e c r r t a r y - T r r n a u r r r II. A. ......................t i r n r r n l S liw in x rr claim to amusemont consists in some apply one general rulo to things big C. I.. I I I W I N ...........C i r c u l a t i o n D n n i t g r r I ' h o n p 14N u p t o OlOO I*. SI. trick of gesturo, or peculiarity of fig­ nnd small. A d v r r t la ln a lln tc a M ade K n o n a ure or feature, set theip to using slap­ Secretary Weeks, who wns heard by A p p licatio n sticks or throwing custard pies into the committee yesterday at its open­ N u b a c r l p t l o n P r i c e In A d v a n c e the faces of their stage partners, nt ing session, declnrcd repeatedly thnt BlV Mo"t\a""™;ZL"!;™3!!!!!!!!!!.“^’!"», o.oo j exorbitant salaries, which nro widely in his opinion it would be unwise to D e l i v e r e d In C i t y b y C a r r l IB C e n t a advertised ns pnrt of their attraction; ................ permit the lease of public Innds or or feature them in sex drnmns, which properties to prlvnto interests fir so T b e bite 13- t o 18- p a p e W e e k l y l l c r 72 Hours C o u n t y come perilously near to the line be­ cover* s S em in o le long n period ns 100 years.* General ev ery F rid a y . A dverW ith o u t Drugs t l a l n a r a t e s m a d e k n o w n o n a p p l l e a - tween decency and vulgarity, nt times Bench, however, snld today that Is r»ln. In Heart, Chaat, f l o n . D e m o c r a t i c In p o li ti c o , $3 .30 p e r even crossing it, and iu their hours of tnnt n mnttor ns this whether the 50 > e a r t a l w a y a In a d v a n c e. ease, they will certainly rovert to thoir tnnt n mnttor n sthis whether the 50 A S S O C IA T E D I 'l l K S S normal instincts, nnd crime and im­ years rule would not work a hard­ morality will result. Of courso It • llh o u l D rug! a n J M .d ; |„ ship.” *f by Tbe Walden MeU*i is not fnir to condemn the movlo ns a It wns his belief, tho gcnernl con­ mlTerur* of Heart Truul.V, Cardin 01 Greatest weather in the world tvhole. They can be made a great edu­ Angina, niood ^aau^Th.aaU nrtlw S tinued, thnt in disposition of the pro­ the finest city in the world. Hardened Arteries and Kldn,, CwnpWni cational and uplifting institution of perties nt Muscle Shonls tho pnrnlave no organic trouble and .an U ^ , 3 -oour daily life. They can bring to tho mount consideration should be the ! tnd permanently relieved by Tbe V.ull Speckled perch nre biting now and eyes of the people the great facts of W,lu, aS? effect upon the Nation’s defense 1 look, copyrighted, explaining th« n-, " one man and his family caught .‘150 nature, of science ami of nrt, and the rather than tho manufacture ef for- i Causes and Permanent Itellef cl u*»* nt one sitting one nfternoon—ho has great dramatic works of the writers of j taints, without drugs, Scientific Ccn.ulut^ tilizer. The country, he snid, should Chart, References, ole., which will |* four in the family. ail the ages. They can bring before not He “caught again” without nn ad­ sufTerera Free, upon recelptef aruUment ol -oour eyes, if not to our eaps, tho work their eoso. Addrcaa: Tho WsUm InxUtat, equate nitrnte supply. Sulto 407, Plymouth Bldg., New Haven Coi£ I’nsco county takes first priizc at of great actors who have won lasting ' the South Floridn Fair says the Tam­ fame. This is legitimate and com\*•;Xvs ' pa Tribune Good for old Pasco. We mendable work, and the field is as I■H* .1I didn't think she had it in her. wide as the world is. -----------o----------The trouble is that thesereen lends The Anti-Saloon League is meet­ itself as readily to the portrayal of Pala Negri in “Passion” at the Star Tonight ing in Orlando and wo understand vulgar and sensational immorality as that every saloon in Orlando lias it does to tile higher things of life, or power is destined to bo tho great tempting to weave them into some been closed up during the meeting. and there are always men and women source of energy of tho future. It is sort of pattern that would disclose ---------- o----------ready to take advantage of this facil­ inexhaustible. It does not deteriorate what took place just before Taylor We are waiting with baited nnd ity for tlie sake of gain. They pander or become less effective \vi 1 use. It lost Ills life scented ' hVeAtli the announcement to tlie worst instincts of the people, is all-powerful and everlasting. If One item gathered for this pros­ that another drive is on and that a and patrons. Wlint is needed is a plans materialize, and there is no roa- pective fobrie of facts and deduc­ bundi of people are here waiting to -Irict and impartial censorship in the why they shouldn't, Florida will tion was a packet of letters written by show us just ln*w it is done. What interests of morality and decency.. If lie one of tlie great manufacturing Mabel Normniid,-motion picture act­ a wonderful climate Florida lias in the moving pieturb companies sense t.t.ntcr8 0f the Union in a few years, ress, nnd which disappeared from This institution, whoso success and strength ha> the winter. this, and provide of themselves the Nature has equipped the state to this Taylor's home nfter his death. There boon buildcd by a loyal people, whose most valu­ necessary censorship, well and good, cm| ar„| „„ „tono should be left un- letters wore discovered yn«£erday The first raid on lIn "elenn up they vw!| n a p their reward, if not im- turned in realizing it. Blessed with concealed among Taylor's effects. able asset Is tbe confidence, trust and esteem of squad” oeeured at I a! ■’and wliei ni ' lately, at least eventually. If they in,,ny streams, which ate to bo found Their contents were rial disclosed, and those who know it best nnd whose highest en­ they found a bum'll of liqii>>r in an in :V t ibis important duty they will in every seetion of the state, we must Miss N orland, who was in seclusion orange grove and ariv-ied Cn'vin make work for future legislatures, harness them to carry the burdens of deavor is to attain still higher plains of service— t. day declined to comment on the new Brown liu* caret iker. We h ipe lie ■Mere ses and • itv governments. It '•••ni of nffa’rs. progress. is not rclntr I t Nvishes you a happy, healthful and prosperous d ti e r s turn li ill" n tv of government to Chamber </ < MlIItI*I . or It’ic r\ ■ i- i its pe m le against these New Year. I'lMH r i i . SE IN Brown of t! - I e rani. .. „r \i >• im 1 iHint'•1 1 ility, as it is I'llK srilT II.K ART OF " \ AM BING A KING FORD'S SIIOAI.S . t '■"in a a ii't the midnight Anti nw t1 OFFER DISCUSSED •In y bandit. And “Vamping" as an acceptable nrt lias niilliaii or ni ' e i •■lllpe’led to ' ••■•n in vogue almost since human d o lla is to |; WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—The , Hoot er I 1'-ings hernu to tread upon ibis mtui- advisibility of reducing thu time ni. i ue plierc. So far as ree nds iinli- clause in 'll enry Ford's offer for tho have a «rr< t l women have always “vamped", lease of the Muscle Shoals, Ala., helping III" I: w m i ; row >•ir i i< s \.\t okd ' n titndically if not contniinlly, and Government owned lands, from 100 to to put ' ' i i ii i ri KS •ilYctivoly if not always spectacularly. ail years, was questioned indirectly to­ by aetur are fat and'then in n Ibein Ii Perhaps there lias been more "vamp­ day Major General Lansing II. Bench, I lie lleiabl has I'i<in time to time ing' in the Inst few years than ever chief of army engineers, in testimony the world. .1 1 wh\ lb. Aniericu 01 '■ it I Ilie l.-.ii tin'i water power ! efore, but It lias never been a n y ______ government slioiild ■•■• ten in 'i ins bl he f .■ mi near Sanford Ibal more hitistieallv (Tine than it was in Rus -ia nnd t ■ f • the > ililier bu' * 'll t in iln wheels of piogiess in aiieiaet times. No station of life lias m an : is mole III ■ •!-e avci. c 111 HI i in d gest. Ann i a (lolbi's f >r S .v.r ! It - i ' ll • i t ne stale ami make Sail- ever been sulfieient to make man im­ ■1 in of tIn* greatest manufactur­ mune to the wiles of the gentler sex. FRESH YARD EGGS, per dozen Russia to help .spread nnnivlty. l.fe ing ■cate ij iu the »tat>\ This may or In fact, there seems to be a great deal Julius Khun i li iiiman of the m;1i. in \ n -I l feasible but we would like of truth in 'the slang expression tnry affairs commit lee in tlie lion* • l i have competent engineers turn it which, in tlie vernacular of the street, Morris Supreme Creamery Butter, lb. ISc snys he wi I fight the nilcmpt o down before we .shall cease talking is "the higher they come the harder Henry Ford ti> take char >e of ill** aim t it. There is plenty of water and they fall." Kings as a rule are easy 3H A SPECIAL PRICE ON GOVERNMENT HACON IN I2-POUNI) Muscle Siimiis plant because it is I lenty of tali in the Wekiwa liver a victims and we still have fresh in CANS—ONLY A F E W L E F T — F O R ............................................... taking it out of the bands of the mili few mile- from this city on the north­ our mind tlie memory o“ Kin: tnry affairs. We would like to rise west. There is plenty of water ami Manual's fate as a result of losing CRISCO, l»/2-lbs ..............33c; 3-lbs. 63c; 6-lbs. ......... $1.20 and remark to dear little Ikey Klmn plenty of fall in the Kcnulnckhiitchcc his equilibrium over tlie Innicnted that tin* war is over and the common Creek in the southeastern part of the Gaby Deslys, people—note that, the common penpl.* county. If it is feasible to dam either A thrilling example of what hap­ —want everything taken out of the one of these streams and get the elec­ pens when a king "falls for" a grand liands of the military and kept out of tric power and lights for Sanford at a lady of winning ways is set forth in their hands. They made the great­ ■heap rate tlie future of this city the super-dramatic success. "Pas­ est botch of (lie n 'fairs of the country would be nssiYrcd, sion," which is now playing at tho A few days ago this paper spoke Star Theatre, where it is enthralling that history has ever recorded and tile less snid about military affairs tlie about soft water for Sanford. This capacity houses nightly As the story 309 First Street Bishop Block Sanford, Florida better. And we would like to say has already started a train of thought goes, a little French milliner through to General Klmn that tlie less lie says in regard to testing the water supply sheer politeness and charming ways ■ about tlie farmers and Henry Ford in ami around this city. Regarding attracts tlie eye of the king of her ■ getting control the less risk Mr. tlie water power of Florida read tlie country and she exporinoees little SUGAR, per lb. .................... W/>c Picnic Hams, nice, juicy, lb. 20c Khan runs of being “ Knnncd” at the following that appeared in tlie Jack­ difficulty in "vamping" him inti next election. The common people sonville Metropolis: making her the real ruler behind the Flour, the Best Brands Smoked Strips, per lb.......... 20c will hnve a “look in" from this time for The Panama City Pilot thinks Flor- throne Forsooth, the king is so on24 lbs. Gold M edal................ $1.39 Best White Bacon, per lb.... 15c wnrd and they will be beard and seen ida should pay more attention to the nmored of her that lie defiles all ob­ nt tho polls. The war is over and it development of its water power, ami stacles to Ills pursuit of her smiles. 5 12 lbs. Gold M edal.....................74 Snowdrift Lard, 4-lb. pails... 70c is over for good and tlie echoes that in discussing the possibilities in West The final results of the whole affair ■ Snowdrift Lard, 8-lb. pails....$1.30 Self-Ris!ng, Guaranteed come from headquarters about the Florida says: are not very happy for the two prill- ■ Bucket Lard, No. 5 ............... 65c mismanagement of the government With the difficulty of securing coal, eipals, hut it iK certainly not a waste ■ 24 lbs. Prosperity .............. $1.19 control is sufficinet to last us for the why not use the water? Locally, in of story-telling nhilit, because not no- ■ 12 lbs. P rosperity.......................68 Bucket Lard No. 10, p ails... $1.25 next 200 years. Let Henry Ford and West Florida, there is much of this ly docs tho plot afford most engross- J First Class Can Peas ............ 15c other successful business men tako power going to waste. It is only re­ ing diversion, hut it drives home j Corn ’Flakes, per p a c k a g e.....10c R itter’s Beans, 2 cans f o r .... 25c the reins for awhile. cently that any of tho large source of plenty of food for thought for people ■ Post Toasties, per pkg............. 10c water power on the Chipuln river has in all stations of life. Mainly it ■ Fla. Cane Svrup in bulk, gal.. ..59c No. 3 California Peaches...... 3k* WIIAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO hc.ui utilized. Marianna is about to goes to show what wilful caprice and I Extra large Prunes 18c, 2 lbs 35c Pure Cane Syrup, Vi gal. cans 75c ABOUT IT? lie supplied with power from tills an inherent ability to “vamp" men No. 2 Tomatoes, 2 f o r .......... .'. 25c source. But this is In.t a fraction of kings or truckmen—can do tow mis ■ Pure Caiie Syrup, ]/> gal. cans 39c Foi some time and especially since what could he created. This power, changing the desties of wh ile m ts un l Alaga Syrup, 2 cans for........ * 25c No. 1 Tomatoes, per c a n ...... 08c Roscoe Arbuek'e came in for so much unlike coal, can lie used over and over, of people. It drives homu the point ■ Macaroni, Spaghetti, 3 pkgs. 25c adverse press noth e the movie colony and is never exhausted, as it conics that it is a pretty good idea to think ■ Peacock Syrup Vi gal. c a n s.....39c twice ami thrice ere nrocee ling upon i at Los Angeles lias come in for much hack to the source of supply in the Compound Lard, per lb......... 15c 1-lb. can gov’t Corned B. Hash 15c discussion and it has been the opin­ shape of rain, thus forever and ever any campaign fraught with precar- J Best head Rice-, per lb............. 07c Maxwell House Coffee, lb..... 35c ion of the American people as a whole resupplying the source of the power. iousiiiess such as inevitably eharavterFull Cream Cheese, lb ............30c Meals and Grits, per lb........... 03c The United States engineers state izes professional flirtation >n nh »r* thnt a hunch o ' those “hum actors” it is patent to all thnt the art of that the Look and Tremble shoals on out there ought to lie told just whore Large Octagon Soap, b ar... 07c Tall Cream, Van Camps, doz $1.39 to head in and the way to toll thorn the Chlpoln river have a fall of five "vamping" is too prone to become n A11kinds Beans and Peas, lb. 09c Small Octagon Soap, b a r ... 4lAc is to refuse to see the pictures of any feet in forty, with an inexhnustnble public menace when it is practised in high places. Irish Potatoes, 15 lbs. f o r ...... 65c U. S. Mail Soap, 10 bars........ 25c of them that flout public opinion and and sternly supply of water. Here is public proprieties and go as far as an ennimoils amount of power going Irish Potatoes 10 lbs. f o r .........45c Washing Powders. 6 f o r ........25c NEW INVESTIGATION thry like. It will be up to the public to waste which could lie most inexpen­ Toilet Pa'per, 6 rolls f o r .......25c IN TAYLOR MURDER : First Class Can corn:............... 13c to plneo them whore they belong and sively distributed all through this sec­ in placing them it is always well to tion. The Econfina, entering the LOK ANGELES, Cal.. Feb. I V remember that all of the movie colony north ........ end of this hay, has also a large A new and comprehensive investi­ at Los Angelos is not bad. It is just j amount of water in it, which falls rapI’riccH on Groceries hnve Heen Advancing Recently, hut we bought heavily before the Advances gation into tho circumstances sur­ a case of a bunch of floor sweepers (idly for many miles, rounding tho slaying of William ResAnd there are other imuller streams enabling us to give you the benefit of the old prices. Look them over nnd buy where your dol­ and kitchen maids and former Janitors *" 1 *L nnd hangerons around theatres getting Hint offer equally as advantageous op- montl taylor, noted film directors lar will go farthest;----------- ---------------------- Foot of First Street----------------- Phone 1HI-"’ rich In n day and the money going to ipoitunltles for producing power, as all wes under way hor* t id ly, dr o to I attorney their brains. the district nttorm their brains The Tampa Times sums of the streams iu West Florida have byYesterday and today the district a t­ j their rise in the highlands of this so?up tho situation iih follows: torney granted into his hands the The glamour which has hung about Con, nnd some fall over 200 foot In scattered threads of evidence thnt had the moving picture colony at Holly- reaching tide-water, boon drnwn out hy the police, the wood is being rapidly dispelled by Florida's water power is a trcme.isheriff's o'flee and independent In­ the atmosphere of intrigue and criin- ' dous Asset nnd will be important in vestigators, nnd tonight Fie was ntwhich is being developed in the develoj-m nt of tho state, for wnt- SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CO. The Bank of Salety Security-Service The Peoples Bank of Sanford ♦ Economy Grocery ft. L • >. A n 1 j ECONOMY QROCERY �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1922 RIGGS Disease Pyorrhea Is a D ise a se of the G u m s The deadly germs of the disease enter the entire system attacking the weakest parts jof the body, causing mu'li ailments as con­ stipation, tonsilitis, stomach and intestin­ al disorders, heart dis| ease, Bright’s disease, rheumatism, anemia, neuritis and other dis­ eases too numerous to mention. * The first indication | of Biggs’ disease (py­ orrhea) are tender and bleeding gums, alter which pyorrhea pockets appear and unless checked, the poisons from these en­ ter the entire system. It is estimated that 80% of the human race have Riggs’ disease (pyorrhea) in some degree and most doc­ tors and dentists have claimed there was no cure for this disease. Until recently they were correct. Biggs’ Remedy for Biggs’ disease (pyor­ rhea). A medicated •leansing powder, ap­ plied with a brush and a medicated floss. The scientific home treat­ ment of Riggs’ disease [pyorrhea) by the Biggs’ method is sure >1 a satisfactory re­ mit. The remedy contains the latest discovery in the successful treat­ ment of the disease, and if you are not im­ mediately benefited by the use of this prepa­ ration, we refund your money. This preparation will make the teeth clean and glisten, keeps the gums hard and heal­ thy, will automatical­ ly reduce tartar and stain. Keeps the breath sweet and is a positive protection against infectious mouth diseases. PASCO FA I It WINS Thursday and dined together at the | ■ PRIZE IN TAMPA FAIIl hotel. These meetings combining ■ _____ t , business and pleasure, will be held on TAMPA, Fla., Mob. 10.—Pnsco the last Thursday of each month. The county won first prise among the mnsiuts of the officers nml Nl h i h i h« h * counties exhibiting at the South chairmen o ' standing committees and Florida Fair, for general exhibit, ‘»f Predn ts; and thus women from all Work on the Haltnnguhdi, San­ with 003 points out of a possible I,. lmrl" "f th‘‘ county will be brought ford’* IIljfh School annual publication, (H)fl, it was announced tonight. Mnnteo lo •ether socially and,for League In­ has begun in onrnest. Officers have county was second with 855, Marion terests The school will he the prime been elected as follows: third with 703, Polk fourth with 785 interest of this organization In Sem­ Bertram Shepherd—Edltor-inChlef. Palm Bench fifth with 705. This h inole County. Florence Henry—Ass't Editor. The o'fhei.i will finish the organ!* ■ the second consecutive year that PnsFrances Dutton—Ass't. Business co lias carried off the first honors at ration of the county into precinct 5 Manager. •(•a ntes at once. Local meetings of J this fair. William Mnllem—Circulation Man­ women will lie held and the later open ■ ager. forum for men and women will he ■ CON MEN'S HEARING Lillian Shinholser—Ass’t Circula­ IS SET FOB TODAY heM, wi>'c considered and problems ^2 tion Manager. perta'n'n-' t » our community can be ■" Florence Price—Auditorium Notes. he freely ami openly entered upon. ,■ FORT LAUDERDALE, Feb. 10.— Frederic (lines—Joke Editor. Circuit Judge E. C Davis will to­ •I Anna DuDose—Girls' Athletic Edi­ morrow hear the application of twelve tor. alleged confidence men for their re­ Arthur Moore—Hoys' Athletic Edi­ lease on halteas corpus proceedings tor. Their lending counsel, Judge Price, of I Carrie Stanley and Zillnb Welsh— Miami, decided upon this method of Alumni. attempting to effect the band's re Pattye Lyles—Art Editor. lenso yesterday after they were or­ Byron Stephens—Staff Artist. dered held in bonds ranging from $7,Margaret Erlccson—Typist. 500 to $15,000 by Judge Shippey in , Willard Lumlcy—Typist. county court. Much interest attaches locally toi “Our last long year” Bill Mallcm j the result of tomorrow's hearing keeps telling us Seniors. I Lending cltlkcns who were instrumen1 * 9 « J I u m b Ici] — RiiolU Quick i tal in raiding a residence occupied by Prof. McKay was seen riding around I the men and used as hendquntors last town on a funny-looking bicycle the I night urged Governor Ilardce to in­ other day. Maybe he lost a bet and form Judge Davis of the inadvisabil­ had to ride it—who knows? ity of granting their rolcnse. H. S. NOTES Take MASTIN’S VITAMON TABLETS There are other peaches in Sanford SEMINOLE COUNTV High that are not from Georgia— LEAGUE OF WOMEN Miss “Jerry*’ for instance. VOTERS MET YESTERDAY Dr. Walker and Mr. Iloyd, evangel­ The Seminole County Council of the istic singer, visited us in chapel Tues­ League of Women Voters held a day morning, and Mr. Boyd entertain­ morning and an afternoon session in ed us with his fine singing. the parlors of the Valdez Hotel on Next Wednesday night Leesburgh High School will give a minstrel show e*rm here for the benefit of S. II. S. Athlet­ tory ] ic Association. Prices 25c-50c. Bo W h y T his sure to conic and show Leesburg wo L a sts can advertise and sell tickets. B at Twice as Long The Boys' and Girls' Basketball team plays Orlando tonight. We arc expecting to win. Try a loaf of that delicious raisin bread. Daylight Bakery, 313 Sanford ave. 275-lte The Pipe Organ Club Easter Bazaar will he held Saturday, April 8th at Moore’s Optical Parlors, opp, I’. O. EVERY WE EVER SOLI) OUTLASTED ITS GUARANTEE VESTA Ford Batteries $25.00 275-5te AMUSEMENTS AT THE ORLANDO FAIR Recognizing the fact that a well rounded fair in addition to displays of fruits and vegetables, form crops, stock, poultry, art, domestic, indus­ trial and other features must have ample provision lias been made, plenty along the line of amusements, among them the races noted in sep­ arate articles, the famous "Ward Flyers,” and acrobatic company of great merit, composed of nine men and ladies who do some astonishin r high trapese work fronting the grand stand; also other thrilling free acts on the track, such as chariot races, Cow Boy Wild West riding, etc. Johnnie .1. Jones' deservedly famous Shows have been wintering on the Orlando Fair Grounds for several years past, and it is known as the home of these Shows. All of them center here* for the Sub-Trophid Mid­ winter Fair, and in the Spring they go from here on their long tour through this Country nnd Canada. Therefore; it goes within the say­ ing that they are in the pink of per­ fection at this fair. Other amuse­ ments are added as the fnlr aporoaehos 1022 CALENDAR PADS There in nothing quite so hnndy, quito so useful, quite so indispensihlo for the busy office mnn ns the calen­ dar desk pad. It helps you Co re­ member, It gives you tho day nnd date, it gives you Just what you want and when you want it. 1022 Calen­ dar pads Just*received front tho fnctory—the tccond shipment—the first shipment was exhausted in one week. Got n 1022 Calendar pad before thoy nro all gone. Denk Btnnds for the calendars if you have none. . Employment Bureau.. The vocational committee of tho Busi­ ness and Professional Women’s Club requosts all young women desiring employment to register at the First Nntionnl Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman For sale by all drug stores. NEW THINGS AT THE HERALD OFFICE Compounded by the Kiggs’ Chemical Lab­ oratories, 121 Court kt., Orlando, Fla. Thank you cards, nlrthdny enrds, nnd folders, Valentino assortment just nrrlvcd. 1022 calendar Pads hero nt last, Place cards, nut cups, Tally cardst All kinds of invitations, Gift cards, Greoting cards, Congratu­ lations, Shut In cards, Sympnthy enrds and Birth announcements. Phone 189 Ot what u»* are fin* fea­ ture* w i t h an ujljr, mottled ekln. hy fleeh, sunken cheek., pouchea under the eyes, or a careworn, elckty-looklnc f> P o w m e n tlien* nro notv w im cann o t a s t o n i s h i n g l y a d d t o tlie lr e n e r g y a n d v i s o r , c le n r t h o akin o f crop* t lim a a n d e tijny H in t s p l e n d i d firm flush " p f i / ’ o f n w e l l - b u i l t Imily. Since Scletli’o w r e s t e d f r o m N a t u r e Hume m y s t e r i o u s l i f e - g i v i n g . lienllliI m l l d l n g e l e m i'i t ts - th « vllu n iliie a — tliciustimlH u p o n t h o u s a n d s enu t <•It yen of th e a n m /ln if nnd n ln m it m a g i c lik e r e s u l t s fro n t tlie lr use. M A S T I N 'S V I T A M O N T A B L E T S r u n t n l n n o t o n ly y e a s t vltiim ln e s, b u t «(/ f/ircc o f t h e prerliiiii. v l la m lt i c s — A. II n n d (* *|e i-lully c o n c e n t r a t e d mol c o m ldiie d w i t h f i n e o m o i l t r fieri n n d th e n e c e s s a r y lim e s n l t s w h i c h y o u r s y s t e m need.-i to k e ep ym» s t r o n g nm l well. IT y o u w n n t t o (illicitly c l e n r y o u r s U n m id c o m p l e x i o n , p u t sonic Urn* hcnltliy llesh on y o u r bone s, t a r r e u s o y o u r n e r v e f o r c e m id p o w e r n n d loot* n n d feel f a r h o t t e r , m a k e t h i s s l m p to t e - t : l-’l r s t w e i g h y o u r s e l f nm l m e a s ­ u r e y o u r s e lf . N e x t , l a k e M A S T I N 'H V IT A M dN T .M tl.llT H — tw o tab let* w i t h e v e r y meal. T h e n w e i g h a n d men s u r e y o u r s e l f n u n lii rn e h week m id co n tin u e Inking M A S T I N 'S V IT A M O N T A B L E T S r e g u l a r l y m u l l y o u lire sa U slle d w i t h y o u r g a i n lit w e i g h t, " p e p , " e n e r g y nm l I m p r o v e d uppcnriitice. In sist upon tho O riginal a n d O c n u l u o V lU iw oa— .MASTIN'S SPECIAL INVITATION TO THE FOLKS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY THE SUB TROPICAL MID-WINTER FAIR IS YOUR FAIR We Invite You and Hope You Will Invite Everybody " GREATEST RACES IN FLORIDA THIS IS A BIG THING Really quite the biggest thing you ever saw in the way of a Fair. Every Department is full up; and happy to say, Seminole County is in to help make it a success. v Tank up your auto and come. Reduced Rail Rates. O rlan d o, F lo r id a F E B . 14-1 5 -1 6 -17 -1 8 , 1922 W. R. O’NEAL, Pres. C. E. HOWARD, Sec. BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER SANFORD BRICK BUSINESS BLOCK Yielding Handsome Income on Investment Income guaranteed by gilt edged lenses. Property ronipnrntivcly ne», perfect condition, A snfe investment nt pre-war price. Value bound to increase with Sanford’s growth. This is your opportunity. Address, P. O. Box 107, Sanford, Florida AUDITORIUM, DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. SOUSA’S BAND FEB. 15TH, MATINEE AND NIGHT NEARLY 100 MUSICIANS Prices—$1.00, $1.50, $2.00, plus tax Mai orders to Auditorium, Daytona Beach, SANFORD BATTERY SERVICE CO. Tur omcmAi Atm ftENUIKE VCAiT VITAMINI Florida, or Phone 820 TABLET I F u l l y g u n r m V ' d In e v e r y r e s p e c t . , A t n i l good i l . u b u i p i . 1 . A. KENAUD, Proprietor m*J In response to the inquiry of many telepliono subscribers: "What can T do to help niy serv­ ice?” tliia advertisement is published. When Telephone Numbers Change Every new issue of the telephone directory contains hundreds of changes in telephone numbers. Between directory issues many telephone subscribers do not make a record of the changed numbers they call frequently. This necessitates the frequent calling of the Information operator and unnecessary work on the part of both subscribers and operators. £ We extend our cordial invitation to catch the 5 ■ first breath of Spring by an inspection of our | S display of newest Gage Millinery. ■ The Q uality Shoft J O e li c i o n s ! You can assist in maintaining good tele­ phone service if a record of such number changes is kept near your telephone— And if telephone numbers, particularly party line numbers, are eliminated from let­ ter heads, business cards and advertising. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY “SERVICE THAT COUNTS’ We handle everything in THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE Car Lots or Less. Ship us Richmond, Virginia �Bk J3« 'Tier. **. ■V? ‘b* THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1922 THE SANFORI) DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1922 11.• '" " n m n * " " bXX s m ■V Y ■ ■V V ■ ■V Y ■ m !<‘ v ! sxxs ■AA ■ ■Vi ■ iV V « A, sfx iff: :XXs sX Xs -II I jl' 51 f ■v v ■ ■> A ■ rtM ■ ii; Warn it 1■ sX X: 1>. > ■ ■♦♦♦ * ■ ■♦♦♦ ■V AI ■ •A : ■ X ♦•♦5 1& ■ > JL3 ♦> ■ > V AA ■. iA t « •■ 1j.) ftij! I I J mA ■ ■Yv2 :fA SvA . r \ >!,1 • 2 S vX ■A im *iX Y ■ A Xt ? :: X: yf :: O f: s Y f" w ./ ---------------FOR GROWN PEOPLE ONLY LOOK! LOOK! ■X? ■XX 1.000 YARDS CHEVIOTS 5c ■ > !:❖ 5 1 ■YXs ■yXs *M ♦ ■ a ! v ! :: v s -y X : •y*5 iV<«2 MEN’S BEST QUALITY MEN’S MEN’S MEN’S MEN’S SOCKS 9c LISLE HOSE 25c GARTERS HATS 98c FELT HATS $ 1 .9 8 DRESS SHIRTS 79c Value 50c Double Grip 25c A S T U N N IN G S L A P A T T H E H IG H P R I C E S T H A T W I L L S U R P R IS E Y O U Necessity demands that we get cash and get it quick, Iherefore loss mean - nothing lo us. ( ome on, bring your cash and get the goods at a fraction of their real worth. SAVE MONEY HEBE’S YOUB CHANCE :- X♦ f♦ ■ ■ Ladies’ Jersey LADIES’ 2 * : tf I» ■# V " !v a ■ v V♦ "■ a YS SHIRT WAISTS III 24c 75c Each Value $1.50 Value $7.50 MEN’S MEN'S ONLY. HEAVY WORK SHOES $ 2 .4 9 Famous McElwain, pair $ 4 .9 5 E N D S F E B R U A R Y 25 Value $2.50 Value $7.00 UST Raise Money Quick! My Creditors Wont Wait : JV i fti R A I N O R S H I N E , A N D C O N T IN U eI EDMOND SHOES $ 5 .8 5 Value $6.50 11. AT 9 A. M SATURDAY FAMOUS Values to $7.50 Values to $7.00 Good Quality PLAID SKIRTS - - - _________ - - $ 1 and $5 values $1.50 value •S MEN’S-1 .MEN’S WORK SHI (ION SUITS RIBBED SHIRTS ^ and Drawers, each II 49(. 45c 69c 75c value MEN’S All-Wool MEN’S SUITS $ 1 7 .5 0 CAPS Worth $28.50 M EN’S FLANNEL SHIRTS Khaki Color I wo pockets 98c PIN CHECK PANTS $ 1 .1 9 Value $1.75 BUNGALOW APRONS 69c Value $1.00 W e We are compelled to raise cash at once, Ihcrcloro weBur IhL <ntire stock ot line Meithandisc on' DRASTIC BEDUUTIONS DUB HANDS \KK limit hsu,gle over prices. I he goods nuist m move (piick. WE CANNOT intelligonlh itemize a#* Ac cl-andise on this paper. Every aitu sc large store \t ill h(* sold so cheap that yon "i'l he ”11 DRESSES LADIES’ | . Value $2.00 Per pair AlMCSTAlil.E 8 5 c 1(1 $ 1 . 9 5 1 . MEN’S COLLARS 15c ■* • SILK m 98c IVr pair 15.(10 p \ | B TLMPSON’S tO.MFOBT I LADIES' BLACK!LADIES’ BUSSIA 0XF0KDS <A i r s t k a i- at .Latest Style $2.49 $ 3 .5 0 PUMPS $ 4 .5 0 $ 2 .9 5 OUR BEST LADIES' SILK DOSE Your choice HEAVY 40c WORK PANTS $ 1 .7 5 Value $2.75 ATTEND THIS SALE $ 7.5 0 For WOmen, pair FLEECED I iarment Each ALL WOOL SHOES AND OXFORDS tirkable Bargains Come and See 65c SALE The Cash M ust ( ’’dren’s Organdie I BOYS’ SUITS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Superior Quality $ 4 .9 5 mil 3* 3 :X o 3 sXv■♦♦♦♦>5 s 'U i ■ sv*. ► ■ 3 sX«i SvXg S fA ! sX Value $2.00 11. S. ARMY SHOES $ 3 .9 5 A M e r c a n t i l e C a la m ity Med in t h i s C o u n t y B e f o r e S A L E S T A IO M O R R O W $ 3 . 9 5 and $ 4 .9 5 Z ■ - S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A O P P O S IT E P O S T O F F IC E Just Arrived WE MUST HAVE MONEY s : vs ■t $ 5 .9 5 I IMG LOT NKW SPRING - t KHAKI PANTS $ 1 .2 5 \L L WOOL LADIES, LOOK! SILK SHIRTS $ 4 .9 5 O nly MEN’S HOYS’ SUITS Values to $7.00 $.2.00 and $2.50 values 5 c a yd. 10 yards to each customer while it lasts. First day only. Come quick. (Jet here early, 20e worth of merchandise at 5c won’t last long. Blame • DRESS PANTS $ 3 .9 5 HALLMARK ‘ SHIRTS $ 1 .9 8 O n ly aXX gX ZL ■A A ■ M 2 I MEN’S and YOUNG MEN’S MEN’S • yourself if you don’t get it. Come early. Value $0.00 This line quality shirting is worth 20c a yard today anywhere. You will be startled when you see it. • In This Stupendous lhandise Upheaval At WOOL SWEATERS $ 3 .9 5 EXTRA SPECIAL Pair , ♦ PRICES TOMTO SHREDS --------------- MEN’S MEN’S 2u 1 ■ ■t v ! 3v X ■ • • In order to start the good work off with the store full of customers, we are going* to give away fifty valuable presents FREE. There are no strings to this otter. Simply be at the door when it is thrown open TOMORROW, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11th at 9:00 A. M. Yard sX ?- IK f ft ,v ft.' a ill i FR EE! FR EE! 1000 YARDS CHEVIOTS 3 it® in s sill :XX: ■XX: :Q itxl : A As :C 3tXS ■♦>♦♦♦■ ;AA3 ■ A As ■Y t 5 3 A AS ■AAs ■YYS ■XX: ■Y x 3 ■ YY3 ■A A3 ■Y Y S ■ tfl sit 5 •YYS ■ X v * 5y A s :XX: s ix :XX- if* ;-! :? X : ♦ ■ \■ X♦ U i'fi! ■ tX : ■*fX: :tX : :? X : The prices that you ill see on tins stock will be unhcai<1 „f and unseen, ex cry Ihim will fall under the hammer of necessity and will he sacrificed for ( ASM; if you value your money an dare thrifty, come here early. Our cred­ itors demand their money and we must act it. $ 1 .4 9 SERGE DRESSES Values to S‘2.->0 LADIES, LOOK! NOTHING T, BACK, WE MUST HAVE FINE COATS ALL WOOL $ 1 8 .5 0 $ 4 .9 5 Value $29.50 Value $10.00 Values to $S.50 sV X s ■VX: s?X: itX : ■y X s 3y A s ■ fX: 3x4l sYXS :X 4s 3 t v- ■tX: ■y X : ■y Y3 SY YS ■ A As ■YYS sX X : ■YYS *■A YYSB ■YYS sX y 5y y " 5■> X X♦5 sXXg \ ■Y Y ri ’-C if/ 3 O PP O SIT E PO ST OFFICE SA N F O R D , FLO R ID A �".-“/it r . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FE&RUARY 10, 1922 Henry McLaulin, Jr. | ed tho rapid growth of truck, sxcopt California, nsklng for quotations on WEATHER AND CROPS -------that cooler wonthor Is nooded for cel-] Manatoo county cclory, ogg plant and Temperature* Tho tomporaturo cry, lettuce, and cabbago; much of tho | poppers and particularly on car lots averaged from 4 to 7degrees, dally. lottuc° croP hnB l,con "hipped, and of Florida celery. * above the seasonal, but a cold wave cabbage Is being marketed generally,! In tho opinion of growers here tho swopt cnstwnrd during the night of Tomato planting has begun In north-, reports of tho damages dono by tho tho 0th, with much colder weather ern counties; plants nro doing well ( severe weather which recently swept during the 7th. with modornto shipments from tho ( tho Pnelflc coast, were not oxnggorPrecipitation: The percentage of southern and central divisions. The ated. sunshine was much below tho normal Voting of melons continued; some, Growers here say that California over the northern and western pernnd cttr'v corn nro *UP ’• r B evidently hard-hit by the smashtlons of the section, being tho feature »ri"h Polnto croP ,B doing w e ll-, ing Wows which the Weather Man of tho week’s weather. Tho cloudy Bomo P,nntB nro slx *nches high. OatB dealt thnt state. They anticipate weather did not envelop all of tho con- nro Bon0rnlly In good condition. The, that further inquiries will bo received tral division, and but Httlo of tho m0d tompornturo was favorable for and believe thnt tho damage dono Callsouth, the sunshine being nbovo tho citrus trees. Bedding for sweet pota- ] fornin crops may prove oven greater usual amount in tho extromo Bouth. *00 B^P8 continued during tho week. than hnd been anticipated.—Tnmpn Showers were frequent in the north Highways are in good condition in tho Times. and west, heavy and locally dnmng- peninsula, but recent rains affected Hot bread and rolls every afternoon Ing In Romo localities west of tho c^ny rCM,ds unfavorably. at the Daylight Bakery, .1111 Snnford Suwance nnd Apalachicola Rivers.! --------------------------avenue. 270-ltc More rain iR needed locally In tho con- CALIFORNIA ASKS tral, nnd quite generally in tho southPRICES ON CROPS cm, division. j OF FLORIDA MEN Condition of Crops; General farm -------work wns delayed in much of tho HRADENTOWN, Fob. 0.—I. T. WIInorth and west, as a result of unsettl- Hams, mnnager of tho Manatoo Couned and showery conditions; activities ty Grower’s association, last night recontinued, howover, olRowhoro in the coived a telegram from n prominent section. The week’s wenthor favor- commission house In Los Angeles, AMAZING AND MAGIC-LIKE RE­ SULTS FROM PRECIOUS FOOD ELEMENTS—THE VITAMINES OPTICIAN—OPTOMETR1BT To Build Deposits for This Bank 8anford, Fla. * 212 East. 1st St. We wish to nnnounco thnt wo have been granted tho Florida agency for the— Premier Baby Grand Made by the largest manufacturers of Grnnd Pianos exclusively in tho world. One of these superb instruments In dull art mnhognny will bo on exhibi­ tion all this week In VISION GIVEN BACK TO BLIND CHILDREN PALM ROOM of the HOTEL VALDEZ is only a small part of our building proin im for this year. b In addition, we are going to do our best —To build the good will of our people— —To build confidence in the institution— —To build for cordial and permanent veh tions among the bank depositors of community. b | ! This is our building program for 1922. Hein 8 us make it come true. ihZ s First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER Write us for prico nnd terms s Community Enterprises The growth of this Hunk hits been clue to the development of the business enterprises deal­ ing with it. Am farming Is one of the principal enterprises in this community, Wl» have made it a point— in (he farmers’ behalf—to interest ourserves in drainage, soil fertility, high grade seed, pure­ bred slock, etc. This community hank is always ready to talk with the farmers regarding the development of farm business. What can we do for YOU? 4% INTEREST PAID ■The Seminole County 1 Bank ■ STRENGTH PROGRESS SERVICE Vitnmincs uro mysterious. No one has over seen one. Yet science knows J. H. HINTERMISTER definitely what they will do. PIANO CO. Tho knowledge of vitnmincs hns BUY IN SANFORD been a godsend to countless sufferers of certain diseases which are caused by a lack of ono or more of the three vitamlnes, A, 11, and C in tho regular diet. While experimenting on small nni- YOU CAN GET MORE mnls learned doctors found that omitB ting Vitamine A in their food caused an eye disease that waH as bad as the length of its name—xerophthalmia. Giving back Vitamine A to tho tiny suiTerors cured them of tho eye dis­ QUALITY & SERVICE ease. Nut long nftorward a Danish doctor found tile same kind of eye disease in children whoso war diets gave them little or no A vitnmincs. He fed these children cod-liver oil, which is rich In —at— Vitamine A, and they wore cured. During the war Dr. II. Gideon Wells, an eminent Chicago pathologist, who was in Rumania for the American Red Cross, saw hundreds of Rumanian children going blind. Their food had been only cornmcnl nnd a soup made from bran and vegetables. This diet wns lacking in Vitamine A. A shipload of cod-liver oil wns com­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■» ; mandeered by Dr. Wolls, who hud learned of the valuable vitniiiino con­ tent of thnt substance. Ho fed it to the suffering children and is credited with performing more miraculous cures of blindness than are recorded in the Scriptures. Tires Tulles Similar cures of other diseases have $1.90 ...$ 8.50 been made in many other parts of the 2.10 world by supplying missing vitnmincs —A, II, or C. It can bo readily seen :!2x3 Vi 2.55 .. 14.00 from this tluit a correct balance of all 31x4 2.90 .. 16.50 VALUE FOR $1.00 F. I*. FORSTER, President , B. F. WHITNEH, Cashier HI CHULUOTA INN On the Okeechobee Branch of tho Florida East Const Railway, ClmluoIn, Fin., among the pines nnd lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date mndern brick hotel, with private baths nnd hot water heat- First class cuisine. Rates $2.G0 to $3J50 per day; $10 to $18 per week, «ccording to location of room. MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICI THE BALL HARD­ Electric Motor Repair Co. WARE CO. GUARANTEED TIRES AND TUBES 19.50 3.25 miry for our health and well-being. 20.00 3.35 For the benefit of people who can­ .13x1 ... 27.00 3.00 not easily get sufficient vitnmincs in 34x4 their food, scientists have found ways GAS, OILS, GREASES, Etc. to concentrate and condense the three Tank up with uh vinmines so that they may bo taken 1 in addition to regular meals. Tills scientific step has raised the health standard all over the world. Haircut, 10 cents. Burlier Simp. F.P. Second Street 20(1 S. Main St.—Orlando, Fla.—Phone 226-W We are Specialists on GENERATOR or MO­ TOR Troubles of any description We RE-WIND any MAKE of ARMATURE, MOTOR or GENERATOR at low cost to owner We specialize in Farm Lighting, Power House or Pumping Machinery Repairs None Too Small--None T o o Large for Us -Ynu Will Re Our Customer Afterward-. Try Uh Once- 271-tip 105 Palmetto St., Sanford, Fla. II Shoe Repairing—Hand Work Another Pair Free! We Gave the Following Persons a Pair of Shoes in Oar Recent Contests; Mrs. Jno. Abrahams, Mrs. J. Levy, Miss Mae Godhoe MAKE YOUR PURCHASES WHERE With each one over 10c you get nn opportunity to get nny pair of Shoes you want FREE. Starting Saturday, February 11th to February 28th ■ ■ ■ ■ RULES—Register your name on a hook on any number from 1 to 1,000. On Saturday eve., February 28th,' we will draw 10 numbers from a box and for the name registered opposite the 10th number we will give— ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 9. i FREE! 1 i FREE! I PAIR SHOES FREE We Are Following Out Our Original Idea of “SELLING QUALITY CHEAPER FOR CASH” We Can Save You From $1 to $2 on Many Purchases * FIRST NATIONAL BANK ANNNEX f IHf U*H LLOYD SHOE STORE ^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBBBHBBBaBBHBBBBBBBBBBHHBBa iM « �n -r 7W THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1922 fcl and his place at tho head of the table wns most ablo filled by Vico President Shnron—this was also tho prosidont's day to address tho club, and Mr. Shnron took that place too, and did " F„r Florl'to! Mostly cloudy address the club. Stating that ns Z tonlelit nnd Soturstoy! P"obKiwnnis stood for Building Business *" nb|y .. min Saturday Snturdny in oxit also stood for Building Manhood. jj trente North portion; and Mr. Shhron mndo, not only a speech, H warmer tonight^ but a short oration nnd hold his hear­ _ «* Sa Pa iw im let t t lot ers spoil-bound during tho discourse. fra F» F* I® * Bert Mcllvillo was present with ra Fa W some of his players, nnd during tho luncheon rendered tho following pro­ gram. Solo—Profiteering Blues—Mrs IB ha ^ im H W h N h Brockhnhn, Solo—Just Drifting—Mr. Harring­ c p MeConchoy, of Lnkolnmi, waa ton. ( business visitor hero yesterday. Song—Dapper Dan, the Indies mnn— —Mrs. Livingston T J McCall, of Brunswick, Go., was Song — Witty Song—The Premier in the city yesterday transacting buslCommetlinn—Tohby Melville. [IMS' Mr. Brockhnhn nccompnnicd tho entertainers—ns well as Frank Akers. S K Gillespie, of Birmingham, is Every body that enn possibly do so ,pending some time here attending to will he at tho luncheon four weeks business. from yesterday because then N. .T. Dillard will tell the boys how to print Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith, of Oak the Sanford, Herald. Hill, Fla., were visitors in this city yesterday. Mrs. Harry Pnpworth, of New York is the guest of her father, M. F. Rob­ jl \\' Nickerson wns a business vis­ inson at his home on Park nvenue. itor here yesterday from tho City nnd Muurin Culled on tho pnpol secrotnry of stnto todny to submit tho request thnt tho papal constitution he amended fixing the date for the convening of a conclnvo at an indef­ inite period after the demise ,* f the pope to permit the United States, Cunmlft and South America to par­ ticipate. ■theweather personals Beautiful. TEMPERATURE: ---------i« Again we are constrained I* to rise nnd remark thnt the I* weather is just about tho K finest that can ho found I* Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. upon this tercstiul footstool. K You can’t heat it anywhere. K It Is tho lOtli day of Fob- N ruary—the usunl time for ^ cold weather nnd freezes if I* CORRECTED TO NOV. lfl, 1921 there aro going to ho any R —nnd tho maximum tern- I* Southbound poraturo is 72 and tho min- P Arrive Departs imum is 17. Pretty soft P 2:30 n.m, 2:40 «jn. for we Florida crackora P 8:40 n.m. down here in littlo old Snn- P 1:18 p.m. 1:38 p.m. ford, with the celery com- P 2:55 p.m. 3:20 p.m. ing along Hue and a great P 0:55 p.m. 7:10 p.m. prospect for spring crops, Pn i with the elections in tho Pfl Northbound offing nnd the Republican P*J | Arrive Depnrts party getting ripe for an- Pn 82 ......... 1:48 n.m. 2:03 n.m, other fall, yes. Pa 84...................11:45n.m.12:05 p.m. 5:10 A. M. FEB. 10, 11122 KB ( 80.................. 2:35p.m. 2:55 p.m. Maximum .................... 72 Fa 02.................. 4:00p.m. 4:05 p.m. Minimum ............ ....... • <14 Pa 28 ..........10:00 p.m. Range .......................... 47 Pa 1 Barometer ..................20.37 Pa Trilby Branch Culm and clear. Pa ' Arrive Departs Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pn»' xNo. 100.......... 7:00 n.m. xNo. 24.......... 3:25 p.m. MISS SIMMONS—ORGANIST xNo. 158.......... 7:60 n.m. No. 22.......... 7:00 p.m. Miss Mildred Simmons, who has opened a studio for the teaching of Leesburg Ilrnuch music, both piano and pipe organ in Departs Arrive Sanford, will preside at the pipe or­ xNo. 157....... 3:55 p.m. gan at the Baptist Temple on next No, 2 1 ....... 2:50 p.m. Sunday, Miss Simmons is o grod- xNo. 101....... 5:50 p.m. unte of the Boston Conservatory of xNo. 25....... 1:30 p.m. Music nnd hast remarkable ability, No. 22....... 7:00 p.m. both as a teacher and as a performer, Be sure to hear her on Sunday at Tho Oviedo Branch Temple, xNo. 120....... 7:45 p.m. xNo. 127.......... 3:40 p.m. Have you visited the new Sanitary x—Daily, except Sunday. Bakery,—Daylight Bakery, 313 San­ ford avenue? ■i-ltc TRAIN SCHEDULE HIGH SCHOOL—tWEDNUSDAY NIGHT G. c. iliinicon, of Atlanta, G«.p was among the out-of-state business visi­ Don't fail to see the minstrel show tors in this city yesterday. at the High School Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. It. Brobston, Mrs. It is the first of its hind ever given it will not begin until Yackey, Mrs. Mi Timmons of Jackson­ in Sun'ord. ville, stopped over in Sanford yester­ after prayer meeting so as not to con­ day enroiite to tho southern pnrt of flict, Tickets on sale at Mobley's, also by school children. Benefit High the state. School Athetotic Association 50 nnd 25 cents. 275-2tp C.U’T. I'A I JO SPEAKS Kl WAN IANS YESTERDAY MRS. A. M. IMIH,LIPS RETURNS FROM NEW ORLE\NS C'npt. Fat jo was a visitor at tho Kiwan is Luncheon at the Valdez yesMrs. A. M. Phillips the directress terdny nnd spoke to tho Club mem­ bers. The Captain, in his remarks of tin* music at Tho Baptist Temple stated Ihat he was pleased to note who has been attending the Baptist FAVOR AMERICAN that his dream of many yenrs ago, Bible School of New Orleans, where PARTll l" VTION IN while n resident of this city, had she completed a special course in music, has returned. She will have i practically come true in that the city I l l y T h e A H N i t P l n l e i l l ’r r n « > ROME, Fell. 10.—Two thirds of the had made many improvements along charge of the music at the Tempdo the lim suggested, particularly tho on next Sunday. Mrs. Phillips is one foreign cardinals ••id a small frac­ butk-hi’iul and the other improvements of the host lenders of church music in tion of tin Italians favored Ameri­ the state and the people of Sanford can participation in tii * innclavt along the way of civic beauty. She will which elected Pope Pius XL Against The late soloists at the meeting | ate appreciating her worth the proposal to delay the election were Itafeld, Akers, ami McCuller, sing u solo on Sunday, were almost all the Italian ••nnlbmls, who in the words of Forest Lake pun­ Don’t forget Cream Puffs, Daylight led by the Cnmerlengn, Cardinal Gusished the Club by singing Liza Jane. Bakery will servo them all day Sat­ pnrri. They promised not to do it again. Cardinals Luncon, Dubois Ardrieu 275-lte President Connelly wns indisponsed urday. SAVE YOU MONEY Write u* SHOWING ia M £ AND BUSINESS £ i An early Spring selection of unusual Ladies’ Wearing Apparel, Millinery and Novelty Acces- ■ J Mirics. It is our utmost desire to have you see our large assortment of up-to-date merchan- J £ DIRECTORY £ ■ and we cordially invite your inspection. £ *a MILLINERY An unparalled ad­ vance Spring collec­ tion of Frocks, fash­ ioned by some of the best designers in the country. New colors, new fabrics, new lines. Supple Taffetas, Crepe Knits, Crepes and oth­ er materials prevail. We have them for the Miss, the small woman and also for the wom­ an of larger propor­ tions, moderately pric­ ed - We are showing a beautiful selection of distinctive headwear, , extraordinary pattern hats, clever sport hats, sailors in a variety of straws. Unusual are : the pretty color com­ binations, wool em­ broidery, fruit and flowers for trimmings. In all we feel that we can satisfy the most discriminating. Priced from— $19.75 ^ $39.75 $4.9510 $19.75 □□ > and be in plenty of time to trade it out with some.of our Spring Merchandise we will put on display next week. Perkins & Britt The Store That 1» Different Sanford, Florida PLAN NOW TO HAVE YOUR OWN HOME m ■ Ownership of Real Estate gives you a definite place and in­ fluence in the community. It makes you a more desirable citizen. AND WHAT REITER INVESTMENT CAN YOU MAKE? A. P. CONNELLY, Agent V. C. COLLER, Prop. 2nd nnd Third. E, R. UEKGQUIST. General Shop and Mill “WE DELIVER THE GOODS’’ Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Quick Service Transfer 517 Commercial Street Storage Facilities Sanford, P u If mc S. O. Shinholser pleusc you, tell othera; if nor tell us. Phone 498 You Cim Find the Name of Every Live Professional and Business Mnn in Snnford in This Column Each Day * mmiDinMiiQiiBihiio Contractor and Builder COMFORT COTTAGE *a SANFORD -:■ FLORID Fa ia now open for guests. Will ho glad Pa to sco now as well as old frionde. Fa Sanford Steam Laundry Rooms nlid moats, also manta. House FOR SERVICE na v heated. Cnll 14G-J in Miss N. A. Walker Mrs. M. Martin W. BAWLING. Prop. George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Luw Geo. W. Knight Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. Real Estate and Insurance Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD -:• -:- FLORIDA SANFORD •:• •:• -:- FLORIDA Acteylene Welding OF ALL KINDS Sanford Welding Co. 109 North Sanford Avenue General Machine nnd Boiler Work; Grinding; Del.uxe Pistons; H. W. NICKERSON Cylinder Oversize Rings nnd Pins; Flywheel Public Accountant; Audita—System. Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shaft! re­ Income Tax Service turned; agents for Caillo Inboard and Room 10 McNclll-Davia Bldg. Phone 832 Orlando, Fla Outboard Motors, -----------Phone 61 InsistOn C to tT * o ,.;va & »V/ ACCESSORIES | CORSETS AND BRASSIERES Cream Oatmeal In novelties we have many new additions. Besides Hose, Gloves, Hand-Bags, Blouses, Underwear, Kimonos, and many other things t o numerous to mention, we have just added a vary pretty line of collar and cult sets, also collar and vest sets, in pretty laces and orgamlicr— <>ur lino of KABOS, we have added THOMSON’S GLOVE-FITTING CORSETS, whit-h we now fool has placed our Corset De­ partment in a position to ertre for the needs "I must any woman desiring a Corset of the Lottor kind. We feature the Stout Corset foJ* Hie larger woman. Wo also have a line selection of the well known Bien-Joliet and Kahn Brassieres at popular prices. 49c to $1.95 ■ ! A fciv New Spring Coat Suits just received----- Your inspection invited j IBAUMEL’S SPECIALTY SHOP! 3 \ East First Street J®niE T ®°dk^ □□ Mi ■a *a DRESSES S Located at 21)7 French Ave., between --------------------------------------------------------- S ■ disc now and one dollar each Saturday thereafter keeps you a member of our Clothing* Club in good standing and the benefits to be derived from this club are many. SANFORD NOVELTY Auto Radiator Repair Shop WORKS IBAUMEL’S SPECIALTY SHOP! 5 PROFESSIONAL £ mi U fa la M ra i>a n ------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 GLOBE PIANO CO. .ORLANDO, FLORIDA « ■Mi Meisch Realty Co. Empire Hotel Block | PAGE SEVEN “Where Style Reigns” Opp.Ford Service Station - t and y o u w i l l b e s u r e to h ave the very finest oatm eal that can b e m ade. Cooks quicldyEasy to prepare y. *r / i k c k e V JJ V ie If Hecker CerealCo . SALES OFPICS NSW YORK Cfc, ’ . * ' f . . . V70 - AH' ' � 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, February 10, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 10, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 10, 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