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CAROLINA MANY 05253232 (From the Florida Metropolis) Re NUMBER 296 p The Jacksonville Metropolis interviewed the Florida delegation as to their views of the accomplishment of the present congress and the following replies were received: BRYAN URGES (Langley and WarrenALL DEMOCRATS Reported Wiped Out TO HURRY UP m m a^ e DOWN Senator Trammell Says Whatever Was pressions. Yet our Republican friends Done “We Democrats Did It" have afforded no relief they have fail­ MAN WAS KILLED AT DELAND ed to measure up to the situation. TAKES in p r in c ip a l s t r e e t s . ORLANDO, March 7.—In the fall SEVERAL WEEKS Whatever has been accomplished HAYS IT IS UNYVISE FOR DEMO­ SEWERS ANI) IIOAT IIASIN AND EXTENT OF DAMAGE CAN­ CRATS TO PROLONG of 1020 in campaigning in Ohio for worth meritionong has been brought AGO ON THE LAKE FRONT NOT RE ASCERTAINED— DERATE. the national Democratic ticket every­ about by the Democrats and tho pro­ HEAVY RAINFALL (Hr The A a a i i r l n l r d I ' r r a a l where I spoke I found a sweeping tide gressive Republicans. These forces DRLAND, March 7.—Acting on in­ of sentiment for a change in tho ad­ brought about the farmers' relief I l lr T h e A a an rln lrtl I 'r r a a l City commission mot in ndjourned WASHINGTON, March 7.—It will III) T h e A a a o rln lrd I 'r r a a l said was ministration. No one could give a measures. , regular session nt 8 p. in., Monday, formation which authorities lie unwise for tho Democrats to pro­ AUGUSTA, Gn., March 7.—Six furnished by the Ku Klux Klim Mrs.1 concrete reason for the desire for the The large reduction in the appro­ March <5. 1022. Alice Shields was arrested today nt change hut it seemed a change they priations for the army and the navy long the debate over the nrmnmcnt were killed and scores injured lit Present: C. E. Henry, mayor; S. 0. St. Cloud on a warrant charging her must have. conference trentles In the senate be- Wnrrcnton and Stifieton. and the reviving of tlie appropriation cause "every day’s debate will tend to Four more vilnges, Langley, StifloChase and Forest Lake, Commission­ with the murder of her husband, Wm. Seven years and more of the great- for federal aid for good roads. The divert attention from the economic is- ton, Grinitcvillc and Wnrcnvillc in Shields, (50 years old, who supposedly ers; C. J. Ryan, city manager and G. est prosperity ever enjoyed by our Republicans promised to go after the was shot from ambush near here the people, the success of the nation in profiteers. They have gone after him sue" in the coming congressional cam- Horse Creek valley of South Carolina (’,. Herring, city nttornoy. night of February 5th. Peter Smith, tlit* greatest war of history counted by reducing his taxes about four hun­ pnign, while the Democrats will be were struck by a tornado Just before Petitions signed by 521 (being more plnced in the position of opposing daybreak. Houses were swept away, a negro, in jail here as a suspect since f„r naught, in comparison with the than .15% ) of the duly qualified vot­ the killing and the woman in a state- world progress made by the Itepubli- dred million dollars a year. They "nay steps townrds pence." William trees uprooted, telegraph poles felled, promised to reduce taxes they made ers ef the City of Sanford, asking that meat to officials charges the negro CI„, candidates. The change came and practically no reduction on small in­ Jennings Rrynn declared in a state- A heavy rain also followed which flooded tlie territory. ment here Inst night. certain amendments to the City Char­ with tlie actual killing. I he couple for one year now we have witnessed comes hut reduced on large incomes “The sooner these trenties are dis­ ter as outlined in tho petitions, be were unroute to their poultry farm tlie inability and the failure of tlie in a gloss amount of six hundred mil­ posed of tho hotter,” Mr. Rrynn de­ AUGUSTA, Gn., March 7.—Lang­ submitted to the electors of the City several miles from town tho night of Republican administration to success­ lion dollars annually. ley and Wnrcnsvillc, S. C., ten miles clared. “I do not mean to say thnt no The promised new tariff law yet reservations should he adopted. Any from Augusta, are reported wiped out „f .Sanford, were presented and ac­ the killing. The woman told tlie au­ ful)’ meet and solve the many public thorities the car was stopped by ob­ problems confronting tlie country. The | sleeps in the committee. cepted and filed. reservation thnt any Democrat wnnts by a storm early today. Several per­ Tlie Commission then took up the struction in the road and when her American people are disappointed.1 The promise to the ex-service men to propose should lie proposed nnd sons are reported killed at Langley. matter of street paving and other im­ husband alighted to remove it some­ They are rapidly losing faith in the]has been brushed aside. No relief lias noted upon hut there should be no un­ Warrenton, Gn., also reported storm been afforded our people from exces­ necessary delay. We denounced the sufferer. Wire communication to tho provements looking to u bond issue to one killed him with a shotgun. She present administration, Even our Republican friends see sive freight and passenger rates. No Republicans for delaying the notion on three places is cut off. General Man­ cover cost of some. After full discus- was uninjured but apparently suffersjoii by the Commission, and with a ing from shock and was brought to the clouds gathering and realize that steps have been taken to check the tlie trenty of Versailles. Why should ager Uaiighart, of Augusta Aiken in the elections of this year tlie Demo­ profiteers. manlier of prominent citizens who the hospital here. we bring condemnation upon ourselves Railway, said lie wns informed thnt No real economy lias been inaug- by delaying action upon these treaties many houses had blown down at War-----------------------erats are going to make great gains. w,.re present representing the San­ The Republican administration forces urnted except as forced by the Demo­ especially when by doing so we divert reasville vicinity and Langley and ford Chamber of Commerce and other CI.ARKSlON A CO., NEW YORK 1IROKEKS have within one year accomplished crats, joined by a few Republicans. attention from tho economic .piestinn several persons killed. Local tele­ interests, tho following tentative prop­ INTO HANKRUPIt Y practically nothing for the general To use the language of the streets, which must lie paramount in the fall phone office said wires between Allosition and agreement was arrived at: -------I good of tlie people of the nation. Nev- the present national administration campaign 7" gusta and Aiken were down lull that Appropriating ns follows: hn« "Fallen Down on the Job.” nS«' "V ° ‘j! . or before has there been such wideMr. Rrynn declared that the Demo- j “ Uncnnm had sent in a message from ltuikhcud and Water Front NEW YORK, March 7.—An invol­ (Continued on page 5) era tie party had n splendid prospect ll,L‘ *"l» « l»">« Hint "in® wore dead, improvements ................. $ 00,000 untary petition for bankruptcy wns spread financial ami industrial I of "gaining tho next congress" which <■"<* '»«»y houses wrecked, Sewers ........................................... -10,000 died here today by Charles II. Clark­ would "onnblo us to lay tho foundnTaking up all outstanding city son nnd Company, Stock Rrokers. tions for a winning enmpnign In MACON, March 7.—'lbe heaviest warrants .................................. 35,000 1024," As might have been expected, »*alnf«H in Macon since the Weather RONDS AND SECURITIES he added, the wenkest point in this Hurean was established twonty-threo $135,000 STOLEN FROM ROX IN administration is its economic policy.” ymirs ngo, Ocmulgeo river out of ita Street Paving DENTAL SCHOOL "This wns to haw been oxpectcd," hanks this morning, and the weather Milloiivillc live., from Celery he explained, "because the Republican bureau preparing to issue flood warnavenue to city limits, 1(5 feet PHILADELPHIA, March 7.—Ronds pnrty is made up of two distinct '"g« f«»r both Ocmulgeo mid Oconee wide .................................... $ 15,000 and other negotiable securities valued groups—the reactionaries who eon- rlv®rMCypress avenue from Union nt more than one hundred and fifty Future Action on Premiership Remains in the trol the leadership, ami the progress-------Avo. to 0th St., 21 ft. wido.. 21,500 thousand dollars have been stolen WASHINGTON, March 7.—Low ives who furnish the hulk of the Dark—No Action Taken Sanford Ave., from Fifth St. from the strong box of Thomas W. temperatures were predicted for tho votes." to 10th St., 21 ft. wide...... 17,500 Evans Dental School and Museum fund Tlie revenue hill, enacted at the Inst Atlantie coast as the result of disPalmetto Ave. from Second to of the University of Pennsylvania, it LONDON, Match 7.— (By the Awaociatcil ITens). — Premier session, Mr. Rrynn described ns "bad,” | turhnneu over tho Southeast. Strong Third St., 30 feet wide, and became known last night. Lloyd George has deferred his resignation without giving his col­ adding that it "ought to lie tho lending gales off Virginia, and Carolina from Third to 15th St., 24 leagues any pledge a sto future action regarding premiership, ac­ issue in the West because it wns the coasts. Storm warnings ordered from ft. wide ................' ............. 45,000 POLICE SEARCHING cording to the most reliable sources of information reaching the Western Republicans who revolted Jacksonville to Eastpori, Maine. Magnolia Ave., from 10th St. FOR UNKNOYVN MEN WHO Associated Press today. against Republirnn leadership" when KIDNAPPED RRIDEGROO.M to 15th St., 24 ft. wide...... 17,000 | the bill was drawn. |«UN MEN ACTIVE Park Ave., from Fulton St., The four power Pacific trenty , he 1 IN BELFAST AGAIN PORTSMOUTH, Vn., March 7.— to Lake, 40 ft. wide.............. 8,000 contended, wns "based upon the thlrMAN SHOT DEAD police are searching for the uniden­ Palmetto Ave., from Commer­ ty trenties negotinted by tho Into nd_____ cial St. to Lake, 40 ft. wide 7,500 tified occupants of two autos who last ministration" nnd when the Pornom m T h r A a aorlnlrd i'rra a l night kidnapped Otto Nottingham, a Oak Ave. from 10th to 13th ernts vote for this trenty, he ndded, RELFAST, March 7.—Gunmen St., 24 ft. wide .................. 10,000 young married man, from his home, "they nrc simply npproving their own were active in the early morning and took him beyond the city limits Myrtlu Avenue from 4th St., policy which the Rcpullcnns have hours l«dny, Increasing the tension to 13th St., 24 ft. wide...... 30,500 and severely beat him. No motive is adopted.” here hi "pite of offortH by police and Elm Ave. from First St. to known. ________________ soldiers. One man wns shot dead on 1:5th, 24 ft. w ide.................. -11,000 Palatka Canvassed Vote Yesterday in Which Perry Hill while on his way to work, Special Committee Kaiire I Avo. from Sixth St. and John lloddy, a news dealer, had Ocala Won the Place 300 Tramps Invade to 13th St., 24 ft. wide...... 24,000 part of his arm shot off. Florida Press Ass’n New Orleans on One French Ave,, from tho Lake to March 7.— (By tho Associated PrenH). A state­ to Meet in Montverde I ANOTHER PROPOSAL Ninth St., 24 ft. wide.......... 37,000 Only Freight Train wide PALATKA, convention to organize Capitol Removal Association will ho First Street from Poplar Ave. FOR MUSCLE HIIOALS held at Ocala next Monday, the local Chamber or Commerce an­ •or Devising Ways and Menas of to Jasmine Ave., 24 ft. wido 21,000 NEW ORLEANS, March 7.—Trav­ nounced last night after canvassing a vote of the various com­ Ml) T h r A a a o r ln l r d I ' r r a a l First Street, from Jasmine Fianncing Printers’ Craft School WASHINGTON. March 7.—Thomas eling in true hobo style, 300 tramps mercial organizations on the place of the meeting. Ocala won thc \vo. to City limits, 18 ft. Hampton, n genoral contractor of ______ ______ wide ..................................... 11,500 and hobos arriving here on a single moeting by a margin of one vote. ( l l r T lie Aaanrliili-d I ' r r a a l Washington, mnilo public yesterday freight train from Texas points were Second St., from Oak nve. to MONTVERDE, March 7.-A special through J. K. Levering, a civil engi­ guests of New Orleans Inst night, French Ave., 24 ft. wide.... 14,000 committee of the Florida Press Asso­ neer of Los Tngeles, Cal., a proposal some of them being entertained at Third St., from Sanford Ave. ciation appointed to devise menus for to lease mid complete tlie govern­ to Pecan Ave., 24 ft. wido.... 43,000 police station and others visiting financing the printers’ craft school nt ment's war-made project nt Muscio points of interest about town. Fourth St., from Magnolia the Mnndverdc Industrial School will Shoals, Ain. Yesterday’s arrivals wore a van­ Ave. to Myrtle Avo., 24 ft. 10,000 meet here next Saturday. George E. Copies of the offer were made av­ guard of another 300 headed toward Hosnier, of the Manatee River Journal, ailable to the house military commit­ Filth St., from Magnolia Ave. chairman of the committee, having | tee Investigating tho Muscle Shoals to Myrtle Avo., 24 ft........ 10,000 tlie city, according to some of the men arrested. called meeting for that date. Suth St., from Mngnoliu Ave. matter nnd were said by Mr. Levering IRRIGATION FINAL AGREEMENT ON COMPRO­ The tramps were traveling 40 in a $350,000,000 FOR to Oak Ave., 24 ft. wido.... 7,000 MISE WHICH HAS REBN to have been presented also to tho AND RECLAMA­ car and alighted from the train all Seventh St., from Magnolia LAKELAND HELLS war department. Tho offer follows REACHED the way from tho city limits to tho TION $100,000 RONDS closely tho lines of the original EngAve. to Locust Avo., Id ft. railroad yards, according to the police. and from Locust Avo. to . strom offer. I l l r '('h r A n n n rin trd I 'r r a a l 4H r T h e A a a o r l n l r d e r r a n t M i r T h r A a a o r ln l r d I ' r r a a l Mcllonvillo Ave., 0 i’t......... 10,000 Their stay in the city will he brief, WASHINGTON, March 7.—Final WASHINGTON, March 7.—The LAKELAND. Mnrch 7.—Ronds in police ttold them in their official wel­ Ninth St., from Cypress Avo. VETS GRANTED LEAVE McNnry bill appropriating $350,000,- agreement on tbe compromise soldier the sum of $100,000 recently voted to come and offered all of them accom­ to Park Avo., 20 ft............. 10,000 000 for development of irrigation and bonus bill was reached today by the liquidate tho city’s scattered indehtmodations nt the police stations and Tenth St., from Pork Ave. to ( l l r T h r A aanrlntrd I 'rr a a l reclamation, including swamp land House Ways and Means Committee ncss wero this afternoon sold to John JACKSONVILLE, Mnrch 7.—Form­ French Avo., 24 ft. wide.... 15,000 parish prisons. by Republicans who authorized Chair­ drainage was reported favorably to­ Nowvcen & Company, of Chicago, for er service men in Florida taking vo­ Jail sentences and hard work ou Thirteenth .St., from Sanford day by the senate irrigation commit­ man Fordney to present the measure $753 above par and legal expense. Ave. to French, 24 ft. wido 27,000 Texas roads, as penalties for vagrancy to the house before adjournment to­ The bonds hoar six per cent intorest cational training under direction .of tee. and loitering, was the reason for their tho veteran’s bureau, who deslro to at­ Commercial St. from Park day. tho first of tho scries maturing In tend tho state convention of tho Amemigration, tho men aro snid to have Ave. to Sunford Ave., 40 ft. 1032. Nino bids were received for the orient! Legion nt West Palm Roach, FIVE WORKMEN KILLED wide .................................... 18,000 told the police. SPECIAL COMMITTEE issue, six of which wero above pnr. COMPRESSED AIR PLANT next week, will ho granted lenvo of INVESTIGATES CHARGES KANSAS CITY TODAY absence by E. M. Bradshaw Florida $470,500 Coitu Hill and C. G. Drown, promi­ AGAINST GOVERNOR HOARD OF INQUIRY nent business men of Orlando, were sub-district mnnnger, upon receipt of $9 h was also tentatively agreed to INVESTIGATING ROMA M ir T h r A a ao rln lrd I 'r r a a l i„ the city today. They hnvu many application, provided such applica­ “I'propriuto to a library building, $15,­ KANSAS CITY, March 7.—Five I l l r T l i r A a a o r l n l r d I’r r a a l DISASTER AT NEWPORT tions aro forwarded through the lofriends hero who are always glad to 000. JACKKSON, Miss., March 7.—The workmen are reported killed and sev­ .... , .cal American Legion post commander "a motion duly passed tho Auditor seo them. imii ........... ....... _ ....... . special investigation committee of the eral wero Injured when n compressed NEWPORT NEWS, Mnrch 7 .—Tho | or adjutant, Mr. Bradshaw announand Clerk was instructed to submit uir tank nt the car burns of the Kan-j Mississippi House of Representatives The Rotary Club had « fine meet­ red today. Thu government will not noard of Inquiry which is invostlgat col>ics of the abovo tentativo ngroebus City Railway Company this morn- into the charge of Governor Russell ing today at noon nt tho Valdoz Ho­ he responsible for any expenses In­ ing the Roma disaster, mot ngnln to nient to tho Chamber of Commerce, Ing The explosion wrecked n large thnt a pernicious lobby wns being tel with visitors present from Day­ curred by trainees for quarters eubday. die Rotary Club, tho Kiwanls Club, part of tho barns. There is difficulty maintained by Are insurance compnnsiiatcnce or transportation, Mr. Brad­ tona, Orlando and Wilson, N. C. die Woman's Club, und tho Woman’s in determining the extent of the dam- ies, wns postponed today until next shaw ndded. Try n nernld Want Ad toduy. business and Profossionnl Club, also nKC. Thursday. Tho Herald for Post Curds. 10 die Sanford Herald. PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE HAS DEFERRED RESIGNATION WITHOUT ANY PLEDGES STATE-WIDE CONVENTION FOR CAPITAL REMOVAL TO BE HELD AT OCALA McNARY BILL CHM. FORDNEY APPROPRIATIONS WILL PRESENT BONUS BILL HAS PASSED m m . ( I a a ail .. I 11 f V . k i m i l l o n �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 6,1922 PAGE SIX n>' If H f MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU - We pay 4 per cent Interest on Savings Deposits 25' COHSCIENCt 5« IO<t WHO DAILY i rnw lU ltJ m U 'T . s We Want This to be Your Bank—Visit Our Savings Department and Let us Show You How the Calendar Savings Bank Works..................................... It is Easy to Save with a Calendar Saving Bank : You know how hard it is to save. You may have tried to save nickels, dimes and quar­ ters, only to find a place where they are needed. To keep A CALENDAR BANK up-to-date requires a dime a day, a quarter at the end the month, and a nickle four times a month. The real surprise comes when you find how easy it is to save with this simple and fasci­ nating* device. if * The Calendar Bank is the Stepping Stone to a Substantial Bank Account Why not let us start you now. We will wel­ come the small account as well as the large. It is easy to save with a Calendar Bank—Two dol­ lars will open an account and put this Calendar Bank in your home The Seminole County Bank ■ STRENGHT — PROGRESS — SERVICE IKnUUIACCHUUnMUl SOCIETY m MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, Phone 217-W I f y o u h n v r n n y f r i e n d s . t a i l i n g iron — If , u u lire s o l u s n u j r w h e r e n r r n m l n s h u m . , o r if y o u n r r e n t e r t a i n i n g , w r i t e a po. | i o i f n l r u n ] to till* d r p n r t N i e n t , s i t i n g d r t n l l a . o r t r l r h p o u e t h e I t e m . i t w ill I be s r r n t l y m i p r r r l n t r d . SOCIAL CALENDAR Advance dope—Eater Hall. 294-2tc SOCIAL CALENDAR i Tuesday—Mrs. John C. Smith will entertain the members of the Seminnlcs Bridge Club at her homo on Union avenue at 3:00 p. m. Wednesday—Music and Literature Department of the Woman’s Club will meet at the Club rooms. Friday—Mothers' Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Gcorgo Paxton on Myrtle avenue at 3:30 p. m. Saturday—Children’s Story Hour will he held nt Central Park at four o’clock. Saturday—Fancy Dancing classes at the Welaka apartments, at 3:00 o'clock. ,5 i i It. V. Nolan and son of Fcninndlna wore in tho city Saturday transacting business. J. C. Davis, of Comphcllvillc, Ky., is spending a few days here on a busi­ ness mission. Paul Mitchell, of Pittsburgh, Pa., spent Sunday in the city registering at tho Montezuma. Mr. and Mrs. Charles GidditiH, of Fcrnondino, Florida, spent tho week end here at tho Montezuma. ij Mrs. M. G. Eicholherger, of Balti­ more, Md., was among tho out-of-state arrivals at the Montezuma Sunday. K J. C. Dennro, of Atlanta, Ga., spent tho week end hero on business, mak­ ing his headquarters at tho Monte­ zuma. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Schoffcl and Mrs. G. C. Fierahcnd, of Louisville, Ky., nro among tho recent arrivals and are pleasantly located at tho Mon­ tezuma. RaRiimmiRaRaimiRaRaim Sanford lodge of Odd Fellow* have been trying to negotiate for Huitnhle lots for Home time with the idea of building a fine home of their own and only recently were able to closo the deni for two fine lots on Palmetto nvomie between Second nnd Third street on the west side of the street. The lots were purchased from S. M. Schwartz who baa owned this prop­ erty for many years but only recently put it ou the mnrkct. The lots are very desirable and the Odd Fellows will some day In the near future erect a two or throe story building on the lota having store rooms nnd npnrtments and a fine lodge room on the third floor. The Odd Fellows here are live wires nnd bolievo nothing is too good for tho members of the order which is growing rapidly nnd is composed of some of the best men in the city. Endorse President’s Plan for A ssisting U. S. Merchant Fleet Fletcher Tells Hody Subsidy llns Nev­ er Iluilt a Fleet l l l r T h e A n a o rln trd I 'r r a a ) WASHINGTON, March 0.—Resolu­ tions approving the policy of the ad­ ministration for aiding the nations' merchant marine were adopted Sat­ urday by the National Merchant Ma­ rine Association nnd presented to President Harding by tho delegates who attended the association’s an­ nual convention which was brought to a close by the election of olficera and the adoption of a program in the in­ terest of shipping generally. Commissioner Chamberlain of the shipping hoard, addressing the con­ vention deplored what he termed "foreign interference" with American shipping. Senator Fletcher, of Flori­ da, another speaker, commenting on the subsidy provision of the bill be­ fore congress, declared that "ship sub­ sidy never in all history had built up a great merchant marine,” and .J. Howard Pew, president of the Sun Oil Company," made n plea in thu in­ terest of the oil tanker in discussing the petroleum industry and its rela­ tion to u merchant marine. Rq Ra Ry Ra Ra Ri) Ra R 1 Ru Rd Ra Rtu 7-pass, for $200 cash and 10 Rd monthly payments at $30 Ra Ra (). Ra Ra San lord, Florida Ra R*» Ra Ru Ru Ra Ra Rn Ru Ra S E T BUCK b. & o. n r* c Tho Herald for Post Cards. B A T T E R Y C O M P A N Y VIOLA DANA in “The Fourteenth Lover” ■ WANTED WANTED—Position as auto mechan­ ic or truck driver.—G. A. Moffett, Seminole Hotel. 293-3tp WANTED—Salesman. $100 and com­ mission to sell guaranteed cord nnd fnhric tires direct from factory at lowest prices.—Goodstock Cord Tire Co., 1109 Michigan Avo., Chicago, IIlinols._____________________ 205-ltp FOR RENT COTTAGE FOR RENT—J. Musson. 294-3tp FOR RENT—Comfortnblo light house keeping rooms, 318 Palmetto ave­ nue. 290-10tp FOR SALE FOR SALE—Double bnrrol gun. No use for it. Call nt corner 4th nnd Sanford Ave. 2p2-3tp FOR SALE—Now Homo Sowing ma­ chine, just overhauled. Mrs. O. T. Ponrson, 1092 West First St. 203-3tp FOR SALE OR LEASE—Ono 20 aero, one 10 ncre Sanford nvo. walking distnneo to city. Two lots corner Center nnd Elm nvo. Two lots west side Palmotto nvo., 50 ft. from Elev­ enth St. Make offer, n. T. Corey, owner, 115 N. Spring St., Los Ange­ les, Calif. 28Htf; 29-tf H Also “WINNERS OF THE WEST” S H T O M O R R O W ” L,oneI ,l « r r ym ore in “ HoornlU lY lU IU lU W erang Bill” Fox News, uml ------------------------------ u Com edy. Chns. Hrady, the Baritone Soloist, will sing every Wed­ nesday Night ■■■■■ SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Weal First Street 1018 West First Strert FOR SALE—Tomnto plants, any quantity, for prompt dellvory.— Chase & Co., Phono 536. 288-tfc FOR SALE—Two story business building. Apply to the owner, Klon Arcs, 805 9th St. 284-26tc FOR SALE—Warehouse with R. R. siding. Within four blocks of center of city. Geo. W. KNIGHT 272-tfc FOR SALE—Oak nnd other hnrd wood, strand wood range, $2.50; fire place, $2.00.—Hoskins Jones, Bcnrdull Avonuo. 280-tfc FOUND ^Ucs* pocket book. OvrHTr may have snme by calling nt Her­ ald office, proving property and pay­ ing for this nd. 29*-tfe LOST LOST—On First street, a long h»r pearl pin with ono pearl out, Snt irday night. Finder plenso leave at Herald and receive reward. LOST—Pearl Kappa Sigma fraternity pin with words " J. H. Ball, Mu XI7 ’. Return to Bull Hardware Co. nnd receive reward. 291-2tp FOR SALE—5 acres excellent celery FOR SALE—Harley Dnvidson motor land, now set in spring crop. See cycle, two cylinder, three speeds. F. E. Milieu, West Side. 295-Gtp Box 610. 285-12tp Henry McLauIin, Jr. KOR S AI. E—A UTO MOBILES, 1919 OPTICIAN—OPTOM ETIM8T MISCELLANEOUS Dodge, good tires, very cheap.— Bryan-Wheeler Motor Co. 2U6-2lp Miss Welch, tho Famous Beauty Specialist at Bower & Roumillat’s all FOR SALE—Ono ton Stewart truck, this week. * 287-7tc A bargain for a quick buyer. Panel hody suitnhlo for laundry or delivery TRY GUARANTEED AMERICAN service, Continental motor and CndLeather Dubbin. Will waterproof illnc chassis. Just overhauled, $600. and preserve your shoes. In black and Write "G. P." cure of tho Herald. tan. I’rico 25c per box at ali shoe Sanford, FIs. 287-20tc 212 East. 1st St. 205-2tp dealers. -1 Store in Florida ■ 10 Stores in Georgiu- Churchwell -Phone 127 ■ Sanford’s New Store SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY s 10 yards of 36-in. LADIES’ BLACK KID BAL OXFORDS Rubber Heel, Plain Toe SHEETING $ 1.00 $ 4.00 4 yards of LADIES MAHOGANY CALF BAL OXFORDS Rubber Heel r* c Ra Ru Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Mi -------Ml R» Classified Ads 5c n line. No Ml RR....nd taken for less thnn 25c. Mi Ml and positively no classified Ra Ml nds charged to anyone. Cnsh Ml Mi must accompany all orders. Ml *3 Count five words to n line Mi Mi and remit accordingly. Ml Mi M» RaRsRa^RnRaRaRaRaRa Kahn Suggestion of Shoals Commission Rejected by Fields b . & o. n The Star Today H 5 CLASSIFIED S £ ADS : LEXINGTON “BUILT FOB AN OVERLOAD” H O F -M A C T*10Herald,1Cc r°r week, delivered Hnvc Purchased Two Very Desirable R* Lots anti Will Iluild in the Ncnr Future I l l y T l i r A a . n r l n ti-d I ' r r a a ) Mr. and Mrs. P. P. McGrnw, of WASHINGTON, March 0.—ProposOrlando, were in Sanford yestordny visiting friends and looking over this | nl that congress create a "Muscle thriving city. Mr. McGrnw has held ! Shoals commission'” to adjust legal the position of linotype machinist-op­ <difficulties involved in disposition of erator on the Morning Sentinel for j the government’s war-built properties tlie past ten years and is also secre­ in Alabama, and to direct sale or lease tary of the Orlando Typoghapricnl of the projects to private interests was made Saturday by Chairman Union. Kahn of the house military affairs committee, but failed to receive the MARRIA GK ANNOUNCEMENT support of minority members of the committee which has pending before Cnrlson-Thontpson. it the three offers for the properties Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlson nnnouncc received hj^ the government. the engagement nnd nppronching marringc of their dnughtor, Hilda Marie, to Christopher Steele Thomp­ *4 On a.) *4 *4 Ra Ra Rq R*; *4 *41 son of Dirminghom, Alabama. Tho Ra Ha R*i 1 il­ wedding to take place tho latter part rb l’ll of March. $300 CASH R* Ru Balance in Ten months MUSIC AND LITERATURE Bn New Cord Tires, new paint, •n DEPARTMENT The following program will he giv­ m mechanical condition sVI. "a guarantee •a en Wednesday afternoon by the Music Ru Our standard R.q and Literature Department of tho Rj will ho given. Ra R* Woman’s Club: 10. Ra Tannhauscr ...... Wagner Ra *4 Ru Mrs. Henry Wight Sanford, Fla. •V4 Pilgrim’s Chorus ..................... Piano Rd Id R« Mrs. Robert Wnlthour *n Elizabeth's Prayer .................. Vocal *4 Ra Rl R-4 Ra Rj R i R-. Mrs. J uHuh Takaeh The Evening Star ............... Cornet Mrs. Robert Herndon The Flying Dutchman................... . ...................... Mrs. E. A. Moifitt Spr ing Chorus.............. Club Chorus T ita n B a tte r ie s--C o s t L ess rax,'' Sanford Lodge of Odd Fellows Will Have Home CHECKED DIMITY $ 1.00 $ 4.00 LADIES’ BLACK KID BLU OXFORDS Rubber Heel, Plain Toe s 5Vi yards of SOLID COLORED VOILES 27-in. wide $ 1.00 $ 3.50 PAY CASH Save twice on one purchase—by getting: more for less money—and by having more money left to apply on something else----------------Try CAILLE ROW BOAT MOTOR Ju st w hat you need for this .sea­ son’s fishing. On display at Ball Hardware Co'. Sanford Machine and Foundry Co. AGENTS The Churchwell Co. First Street- Sells it for Less -Welaka Block ia a a a a a a a a n a a a a a a a i 'j IM t �TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1922 . ago. Another woll-known citizen who hns aspirations In that direction is Col. Chns. H, Spencer, of Tampa and SnlTnor. Judge Pnrkhlll and Col. Spencer aro most highly esteemed by hosts of friends throughout tho state. Both of them are so well known, and probably have views and ambitions II. J . 1IUL.I.V------ ---------------E d ito r so near alike, that the electorate will K, j . M I . l . M I D S e c r e t a r y - T r e a s u r e r I». A. M J E L ...................... G e n e r a l M n n n a r r liftik for somo sort of an arrangement C. L. 1 I I W I N ....— C i r c u l a t i o n M a n n c e r I’honr UH np to OtOOI*. M. whereby one of them can be governor AdurtUIng Hnteo Mode Known on from 1024 to and through 1028 and Application ■ the other from 1028 to nnd through M u b u r r l p t l a n P r i c e In A d v a n c e 1032.—Plant City Courier. O n e Y e a r ...................................................... $ 0 .0 0 K it M o n i k a .................. ...................—........ 8-00 -----------o----------llc llv e re d la C ltr by C a rrie r (Hilt GREAT CELERY CROP O n e W e e k ........ .................................. 18 C e n to T h e lit* 12 - t o l H - p n g e W e e k l y H e r ­ ald e n tire ly e o v rra S em inole C o u n ty a n d I* p o b f l a h e d e v e r y F r i d a y . A d v e r tlaln a ra te a m ade k n o w n on a p p lic a ­ t i o n . D e m o c r a t i c In p o l i t i c o . S.1 .A0 p e r y e a r , n l w a y o In a d v a n c e . ________________ M E M D E I I T H E AWHOCIATKD P I U 5H9 nnd would all bo consumed In a homo right along, in the south market. These fnetorios nro Inoxpen- riculturo is still the er e ni M® ,g* slvo nnd no skilled Inbor required ox- of income, tho folks nro not l°t’rc# copt In tho foromnnshtp nnd gonornl ( Ing to wnlt on tho next cron”VS ,,K0' management. , going to get busy rigfht now 3 * Gradually people nro awakening to nro reserves In the south l"Cr* tho fact thnt big packers nnd rnllrond of courngo and of ontern ' mnney' companies hnvo tho country organized havo not yet been touche'!^ ^ on a falso hnsls of distribution that magic call of improved busines ^ is entirely too costly to tho gonornl Hons Is bringing this money n m T public. Hnvlng made this dlscovory, humnn energy into action. ^ tbt| tho next stop is to take action thnt [ How vastly lmportnnt tm-eh i will relievo tho situation. , 1st Thus January wns a month Secretary Hoover In commenting on proved feeling and of improved bmT tho excossivo frolght rntes nnu the ness, and nil this in the face of n cot* pnrt they piny In retarding business, ton market which fell a cent or Kn said thnt thin Is tho beginning of during tho month. The folkk, have the end of inrge industrial conters. just simply determined to Ko ahesd Distribution costs will bo reduced by sdn work and pull out; "business” has loenting factories near the source of mode n mighty resolve to functionsupply of raw mntorinln nnd thus con. nnd both those resolutions will be fine transportation charges to tho de­ nnd nro being—carried out. WHY BOYS LEAVE HOME livery of the finished product. This Take fresh heart, nnd get to work. A judge trying n boy in n Western is the one lesson thnt Floridn should —Industrial Index. court for some delinquency, called tho lenrn quickly nnd profit thereby.— CASINO LEASED FOR IMCTUIIR fnther into court nnd questioned him i Reporter-Star. ------------------- o -------------------severely nnd closely ns to his relation­ ship with his son, nnd concerning tho Five cameras, fifty mechanics and HONESTY IGNORED. * several hundreds extras were u*ej ;n boys life. It wns found thnt the hoy bnd three good regulnr meals nt ^ mall pouch containing $100,000 taking scenes for "Boomerang Hill",, linme, a bed to sleep in, nnd wns giv-1waf) Hjoi0n jn jjftn Francisco. The Paramount picture featuring l,jdUll on good clothes, nnd ample spending t,nn«lit who stole It killed n post office Barrymore, nt the Manhattan Ciisin» money, BUT: clerk in the hold-up, nnd subsequent­ in New York City. "Hoamcrnn,; mil" “ (1). In the previous six ly killed himself. The money wns will ho shown nt the Star Theatre to. dny. months he hnd not been nt any missing. Frederick Groves found tho The story required the taking rf place in the evenings with his pouch under nn ash can in a vacant scenes In n dnneo hall where llim-nci boy, not to a concert, a hockey lot. He might hnvo kept tho loot nnd! nng Bill hns a fight nnd meet- tb. gjr| game or anything of thnt sort. lived on it for the rest of his life. He with whom he subsequently full, |„ (2). He hnd not any definite handed the bag over to the post office love. Instead of building u dance bull knowledge of where tho hoy hnd authorities with all its contents intact. setting in the’ Cosmopolitan studio been spending his evenings. (3). And ho was thanked publicly. the casino was leased so tli;it there There hnd never been a social ev­ That was good as far ns it wont, would he no sign of artificially about ening arranged in the homo for but Groves needed n job. He hns the scene. Those supporting Mr. the hoy or his friends,” been out of work for some time. He The editor of n Missouri pnper wns hns made the rounds of vnrious fed­ Bnrrymore are: Marguerite Mnnb, driving his car one night recently eral and municipal offices, business Margaret Soddon, Frank Shannon and along a quiet highway when his spot houses nnd charitable organizations, Matthew Betts. light fell on n parked darkened auto, hut according to the San Frnnclseo Huy it with n Herald Want Art. mobile in which snt a hoy with a girl nullotirt, nobody hns any work for in his arms. “Whore in hell's her him. folks?” cried tho Missouri editor to Here's a queer state of affairs, SMITH BROS. the man beside him: "And where in Surely, if a man stealing a fortune hell s his folks ? ’ demanded the man should he punished, a man honest Garage and Machine Co. beside him. enough to restore n stolen fortune to Expert Auto Repair Work Carelessness of whero the hoy goes, itfl pui,l|c custodian nnd its owners Phone 30 Corner First and U,ik and ignorance of whore the hoy goes, should be rewarded. It b a defect of means hitter regret and self condem- ollr ROt.ia| system, us Edward Bellamy, nation when it is too Into! Thnt pointed out long ago, thnt while w e ' father who hnd not been anywhere penalize crime nnd vice we tnke vlrwith his son in six months , whose tUe for grnntod.-St. Augustine Roeknowledge of thnt son’s evening or,j_ whereabouts was roprenented by zoro, ________________ whose social home program hnd not T in « ~,1Tnxja CITY TAX BOOKS CLOSE APRIL on it one evening for the boy nnd his 1 ___ \ 1, 1022, AFTER WHICH ALL TAX­ friends, doubtless wns filled with Tho turn of the tido has conic. ES REMAINING UNPAID WILL RE righteous indignation that a son of There is no doubt about it. The signs COLLECTED BY LEVY AND SALE his should have been haled Into court nro so clear thnt they cannot bo mis­ OF THE PROPERTY UPON WHICH for wrong doing. Tho “Folks” of that taken by thoso who lay nsidc their TAXES ARE DELINQUENT girl snuggled in tho arms of n boy In ALFRED FOSTER, memories, prejudices nnd own person a darkened auto by tho rondsldo, ' «i T , T . as 204-2 itc City Tax Collector. doubtl™ to ilny rof.„. to Mlevc tho "J ”"d ‘h» f"ct” story told by the ind gnnnt Missouri „ . , . .. , ,, , Before business itself improves, editor in his pnper could have any ,, _ . , .. J feeling must improve, It is tho sim­ application in their home. ple truth thnt tho fooling in th is 1 But, tho hoys nnd the girls of tho country, north nnd south, east and age nre going wrong because there Is west, is vastly Improved. Thoro Hns nowhere else for them to gocome the settled convicttion tnet it Is "Children obey your parents,” Is going to bo n much better year. prcnched nnd scolded by pastor nnd Before orders come, there must bo pnrent; but never n word of thnt tho inquiries. Tho inquiries aro _______LBCION compnnlon text, "And ye parents coming nnd nlrcndy In steadily in­ n v b n t i o n provoke not your children to wrath I” iffSCUNtON•SEMtMLf DM creasing volume. And mnny of the'so 1 3 I B 17 "Honor thy fnther nnd thy mother,” inquiries nre nlrcndy holng trn n s-' is dinned into the young mind from luted into orders. ! For information and reservation dawn to twilight; but, "Whoso shnll Tho tido has turned—there is no offend one of these little ones It woro doubt about it. Times arc ron’.'.y go- »c° Kenneth Murrell. Adjutant Camp­ hotter for him thnt « millstone wore ing to get better this year, nnd that bell-Lossing Post, Sanford. tied about his neck nnd he east into ♦ ■. . -■ ». ,»M -»_> . .. . ____ UJht (rt 41j *i < _*______ __— the depths of the sen,” Is never heard of! We have long believed if Father David hnd been more companionable * ■ with and nffeettionate to his hnndB sorn Bon King David would not Inter hnvo been urged to cry out from his henrt: "Would God I hnd died for ■ I thee, O Absalom, my son, my son-” I "Whero In hell’s my folks 7” That's just the question that is in the henrt, the bitter heart, of the boy S nnd girl of tndny.—Tampa Tribuno. ■ property, in mnny Instances, refuse to set any price upon It, nor will they consider erection of dwellings on them. In many instances tho owners nro not residents of Palatka, hut aro content to swing onto their property witli a low assessment for taxes against it until such time as all other property owners around them hnvo made improvements and enhanced the value of their property. "We enn imagine no more reason­ able proposition for tho tax assessor than to put n full vnluo assessment against tHa property thnt it may pay its propo-tlonnto part of tho cost of city government nnd improvements at the same lime it is enjoying the bene­ fits which will bring about enhance­ ment in vnlucH.” i More than a half million dollars have already come back to Sanford growers this season for their celery and the crop is about half gone. This is something for the calamity howlers A man Isn't necessarily worshlpln’ <U5 who are decrying the advantages of bis wife when he kneels before her to Florida to think about. Florida sand button her shoes. Look out, bootlcggors. Col. L. G. may be a groat gng for tho Jokesmith Nutt nnd his force of prohibition back north to tag jokes about but the ngcnts are coming to Florida. They cold hard facts arc something that More thnn thnt it is bnsed upon the intend to clenn up the state or drink cannot bo juggled and if any section belief thnt tho mnjority of men nnd of any other part of the United States . women will not only pny their debts It up. ---------- o----------can mnko ns good a showing this sea- j ^ w|„ pny them promptly. Tho Four Power Treaty will have son or any other season ns Sanford , n ,a # fnctj of c0l|rgc> thnt ther0 no obligations or entangling nllinnccs section we will give up the ghost nnd arc many people, formerly prompt In snys Senntor Now. It will be somo stop talking. TWELVE HUNDRED meeting their obligations who are trenty, then, the likes of which have AND THIRTY-ONE CARS OF CEL­ now compelled to qsk nn extension of never been seen under son or on lnntl. ERY have already been shipped from credit. But there nre ninny who nro _o---------the Sanford section. Count 350 crates taking advantage of the situation— Headlines in pnpers say the Stars to t|,0 L.„r un,| the price at an nver- customers well able to pny their bills nnd Stripes aro flying over Armenia. „jr0 „f $2 per crate one can easily fig- who nre letting their accounts run This probably means another drive I im, up what the Sanford celery crop from month to month. Thus tho rcand more contributions. Wo would jg «{oitiK and about half of the crop tnil merchants burden grows heavier. advise the Stars and Stripes to hold has already been shipped. Florida He, in turn, must either borrow mon­ back a little while until wo can take shipped <>.. cars Saturday and Cnli- ey or ask the indulgence of those ho enre of those at home. fornin shipped 2 which shows that owes. -o----------Florida has nothing to fear from the The buying public is crying for The Florida delegation in congress shipments in California this year as lower prices. Tho merchnnt will bo says the Republicans have not kept their crop is almost exhausted now better able to meet tho demand if ho the faith and not only have they brok­ and will not enter into competition enn collect for merchandise nlrcndy en faith with tho party and with with Florida. All this state needs to delivered. And if tho individual pays themselves hut they have accomplish-j ,[0 j„ the celery line is to watch tho his ncconnt, tho merchant, the busi­ cd nothing, have kept none of their thermometer, ship only good stuff ness man, tho manufacturer will bo promises and are a hunch of “pooh- J nnd keep it well distributed and sueable to pnss tho money on to whore it hahs," just like thnt. cess will crown the efforts of tho belongs. ---------- o----------Florida growers. It is one of the ways to normalcy.— Lloyd George will act in fortyFlorida Post. eight hours. Welt, Lloyd, old chap, -----------o----------that is "Rawther quick work” for an THE WATER ROUTE AND TIIE BRING HER TO SANFORD. Englishman at thnt. And whichever RAILROADS way the blooming cut jumps wo are John Ringling had one of his fine with you and they will go n long way River and canal sailors in another yachts here this winter and promised before they get another one just ns guiieratiim may lie as common in our to come hack next winter if we had good as you. country as railroad men. a suitable boat basin and other ae---------- o—-------The transportation problem is get­ commodations for him. All of these Good for the Lnnghorne Sisters ting tangled into sueit a snarled knot improvements will be made if the They are Mrs. ('has. Dana Gibson and that chances are the United States bond issue goes through as tho bonds Lady Astor now but they are still renl will have to follow older countries and Southern women nnd believe in help­ doveiop a great connected system of carry an appropriation for a fine bout hsin and other lake from improve­ ing the girls of the South. They nre inland waterways. ments. heading a subscription list to give Thu ship, as a competitor of the awards to 100 Southern girls in the box car, might work wonders at mak­ Sunday’s issue of the Times-Union way ef free scholarships. Tho Lang- ing tho railroads furnish good service contains nn illustration nnd descrip­ tion of a magnificent power houseboat hornes of old Virginia aro true to tho cheaply. now being built for John Ringling by soil from which they sprung. Wo There is talk now, tor instance, of a the Consolidated Ship-building corpor­ need more of them. Great Lnkos-to-Ocean waterway to ation at Morris Heights, N. Y. The enable ocean ships to travel as fur in­ boat will lie 125 feet in length, 21 feet The State Agricultural Statistician land as Chicago and Duluth via the 3 inches beam and will drew when of California says it is impossible to St. Lawrence river. fully loaded 1 feet threo Inches. The estimate the damage to the citrus Scores of similar projects will be hull will be of steel, nnd the boat will crop the recent freeze out there pro­ proposed within the next 20 years. be very seaworthy, It will have a duced but that it is a big damage. Hu Many of them will be built. speed of 13 to 11 miles an hour. The also estimates that about 20,000 boxes Our country lias 28,000 miles of po­ of California oranges are available tentially navigable rivers. Only 2,000 owners' and guests' quarters will con­ and this will be all for this season. If miles of these have been sufficiently sist of four large and two smaller this is the case Floridn oranges should improved to make them dependable for staterooms and five hnthrooms, and the boat is to be equipped with every bring good prices Ibis year and next navigation. convenience. year and there should be no holding Time was, when rivur truffle Mr. Ringling, who Iiuh n beautiful back on the fruit crop in this statu. hud the field to itself. As in other Bring on all the oranges you can for countries, our civilization in spread­ estate at Sarasota, where he spends next season. They will bring the ing inward from the coasts followed his winters, hns the proper idea of get­ ting all the pleasure possible out of price, the rivers. ------------- o----------Then came the railroads. Follow- life in Florida. He has lost several un<1 "no WUH ri“ The Herald believes that if the city ing the civil war, a period of great fint! bo,‘t8 in of Sanford could get a supply of pure railroad expansion throw many hust­ ccntly destroyed by fire; but having tasted of the delights of cruising in soft water of the Elder Springs type ling river towns into eclipse. these waters, he is evidently deter­ thnt the future of this city would bo Tho rivers are coming to life again. mined to enjoy this health-giving Uncle Sam at present is improving assured. As to whether there is suf­ sport to the fullest degree. ficient flow nt Elder Springs or not 102 harbors, 2U4 rivers and 83 can­ remains to lie seen hut it is certainly als and other waterways. Government expenditures on these BUILD UI» TIIE VACANT PLACES. worth investigating. This water by actual test is 110.118% pure chemically projects in the fiscal year 1021 totaled Sanford has many vneiint lots in which is pure enough for all intents more than 157,000,000. the business portions and tho resi The water-borne commerce of the nnd purposes and this analysis was deuce sections rf the city that should United States totaled 300,200,020 made without any fllterntion of any he built up as somi as tho owners can KRAUT MAKING TIME. tons in 1020, the latest year for which sort. If there is sufficient supply of got money enough to swing the doal complete figures have been guthered. this water for the city of Sanford a One of the large truck growers nonr Of this 111,130,080 tons were handl­ We hear so much about tho large large reservoir could lie constructed nnd the water filtered before going ed on the Great Lakes and -13,187,803 buildings thnt will bo orected that we Orlando said to n Reporter-Star rep­ pet tired looking toward the sky line resentative thnt he hnH five or six to the consumers and Sanford would tons on rivers and canals. Roughly, 31 tons of freight were to boo if they have been started. There ear loads of cnbbngo in the fields that undoubtedly have the purest water handled on tho Great Lukes, rivers and] was never a growing city that needed ho would he glnd to Hell nt two cents thnt could be found anywhere. camds for each 71 tons of exports nnd houses and store rooms ns badly as per pound but there is no buyer for —o — j Sanford. He have lost at least one it because freight rates are so high Judge C. B. i’arkhill, of Tampa, imports by ocean routes. It is an enormous foundation o n hundred good families this winter be- that even nt that low price shippers State Attorney for this circuit, will be a candidate for governor in the which to build a mighty freight traf- cause wo did nut have homes for them can not put it into northern markets cnhipiiign before the 1021 primary, fie on inland waterways.—Daytona and there are twelve or more bnsi- nt n profit. Knowing thnt cabbage nesr firms waiting for better store Is selling In tho north nt from 8 to 12 according to announcOlhent made in News. rooms now and they will take them as cents we see what per cent of the The I'eiisucoln Journal a few days soon ns some renl up-to-date store cost of our products goes into the PAY YOUR OBLIGATIONS. rooms are built. I’alatka and other pockets of transportation companies. elf.es hnvo tho same kick ami the Pn- Porhups Mr. Dillon, president of tho “How’s business?” latka Nows sums it up nH follows: Associated Railway Executives will 5 “Business is looking up, QUALITY over the state homo building nnswer this by saying thnt people lections nro rotten.” This conversation is heard nowa­ program aro being urged, nnd there have learned thnt cahbngo Is not es­ days whcroVer business men meet. It Is great activity In mnny Florida sential to the dnily kill of fare nnd from “tho cheapest th a t’n is the language of the street, hut i t 1towns III this direction such ns has aro therefore not entlng as much good to the best th a t’s is expressive for everyone knows' never been seen before. There is cnhbnge ns of yore, which accounts made!” Wc curry every­ what It means. It muuiis that every j much need for a similar program in for tho slump In tho price. Theso thing a first class grocery firm hnvlng accounts to collect is Palatka. There is in process of for- railway executives have n clever wny should. having trouble getting the ensh. ]motion a building nnd loan ussoein- of getting away from ugly facts thnt -—A Trial Will Convince— The credit business nil ovor the tlon to aid wage earners to build and stare them in the face. For Floridn, the remedy is saner country bus grown to such an extent own their own homos, but unless there thnt any personwitha reputation for a disposition on the pnrt of some kraut factories. Hundreds of cnrH of -* integrity nndstability can open nc- of the large Inndownors in Palatka it snucr kraut nre shipped into Florida !• counts with merchants and others in | will ho extremely difficult to make1annually from tho west thnt could ns j well be made right here In the stnto. his home town at least. Credit is a tho progrum a success, | ! Convenience to the customor and If Tho tax books hIi o w large quantities Thousands of tonB of cnhlmgo rots in not abused la advantageous to the of vucant property in tho city, uni..i- the fields each spring. If n fnctory business house extending the coutesy. proved lota on which no house has ]was located in each inrge cnbbngo Credit Is based upon confidence—the stood in years, If ovor. Ron) estate producing area, this surplus would bo honest, men declare thnt tho holders of thli absorbed In n very profitable manner GROCERIES NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS A Bank especially organ­ ized and equipped to render incomparable, s e r v i c e , whatever your needs may be ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ NOTICE Wo have a limited supply of tho now Ponce Dollars which we will 'li* tribute to our friends nnd customers as long u$ they last. a a ■ a a a a a a a a a a ■ a ■ a a a a a First National Banks A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, Prcaident B. F. WIUTNER, Cashier I CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY j “SERVICE THAT COUNTS” We hunille everything in THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE Car Lots or Less. Ship us Richmond, Virginia £ g ■ �I ' 1I • • H i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1922 MEN WORK OTHERS IN THE OLD FLIM GAME RAGE TH R K 9 Radcliffe Chautauqua Great Industrial Lane Addition Opened at Monroe on Improvement Shown Will Be Sold at Saturday Afternoon For This Month Auction Sale move until after March 20. It was the ordinarily serene homo meant stated several days ago thnt the first anything. digging would begin in the Hastings district on the twentieth. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR Growers who hnd begun to worry Fine Program Has Keen Featured and (For Final Discharge) ( l l r T h e A m n rln lrd I're s a ) Will Close Tonight WASHINGTON, March 7.—Fore­ NEW SUBDIVISION BORDERING nbout the warm wet weather, feel cast of great industrial improvement ON SANFORD-ORLANDO ROAD very much encouraged now that cool­ In court of County Judge, SemlnoU er wenthcr arrived in time to prevent | rttRl) MAN IDENTIFIES STIN. LAKE MONllOE, Mnrch. 0.—(Spec- in the month of Mnrch wns made yes­ County, State of Florida WILL GO QUICKLY any serious trouble from blight. In re Katdte of as ONE OF GANG WHICH Ini).—The ItndcIHTc Chnutnuqun open­ terday by the United States Em­ Many hnd already started sprnying OBTAINED 13,000 FROM HIM ed its splendid program Snturdny af­ ployment ilurenu, in connection with Sanford's real estate activities con­ their crops ns n preventative meas­ W. T. Humphrey, ternoon at Lake Monroe. Miss Lucile its monthly report on employment Notice is hereby given, to all whom tinue to increase, according to locnl ure.—Pnlntka News. ORLANDO, March 7.—Another link Corbett, the Junior worker, and one conditions it may concern, that on the 10th day ...... . in the *•*« United vj‘nwu States. Dimes. dealers, nil of whom report nn In|tjie chain of evidence ngainst Har- of the very best upon the rond, who “Reports from 231 of the principal crease in business. of May, A. D. 1922, I shall apply to llllfllcSnl centers ...lAtthree days industrial with i--_A but *few WHAT IS A TEA HOUND? Stlnson, one of the six alleged Con­ had been with the the Honorable E. F. Housholder, judge _ school *. . — — — One of the newest developments is oco men arrested recently at Mo- preceding, opened the program with'a cp',tlons *how n of said court, as Judge of Probate, for Improvement Lane’s Addition, located on the Or( H r TBi» t a a n r l a t r t r r r a e l i„ connection with Bwindlca aaid short performance by the school chil- 111 employment condition*. Director |nm|o boulevard, which 1ms been subJACKSONVILLE, Mnrch 7.—While my final discharge as Administratrix l,ive been perpotrated in Orlando dren. Miss Corbett also gave a short' ;,unt,«uof the service announced, And divided and will shortly be sold at the definitional a "flapper" Is occu­ of the estate of W. T. Humphrey, de­ ceased, nnd thnt nt the snme time I 0C January 1, was revealed today talk upon Stories for Young and Old | hreathc an enthusiastic spirit of hope' auction, Thcre are 35 beautiful resi­ pying a prominent place in the nation­ ritJi the announcement by PoatolTIce and a demonstration of organized (and confidence In the future. Weather dence lots in the subdivision, which al forum, the question of Just what will present to sold Court my finnl permitting, March will begin nn era accounts ns Administratrix of said upcctor H. G. Sutterficld that a plny. has been stnkcd off, and n force of constitutes n "tea hound" has come to of great activity." Mr. Swift, the Chuutaquu director, estate, nnd nsk for their approval. iird man had identified Stinson as the front nmong some of the nged in­ Employment conditions showed workmen nre now engaged in clearing eligible* Dated March 7th, A. D. 1922. w of several who victimized him in then opened the real Chautauqua pro­ here. off all the undergrowth nnd opening gram. The I'ngo Trio upon the pi­ practically no alteration during Feb­ ROSA L. HUMPHREY, juls early this season, up cross streets. It’s mostly a neighborhood discus­ ano, mnndo-vtols and xylophone, held ruary, according to bureau studies, 3-7-o.n.w-9wc Administratrix. the gang got $3,000 from him, acMr. Lane states thnt he considers sion, which nrose when n 15-year-old the audiences closest attention as one-half of one per cent more men >nJing to Inspector Butterfield's inthe the placing of this property on the miss returned home crying one after­ formant, whoes name wns withheld they executed some rare music with being on reported payrolls at market will menn much to that sec­ noon from the younger set rendez­ »« In n H M Mi hi Id m . the time being in order that con- un originality and tecnique possible months' end than at its beginning. tion'of the city, ns new residences vous at the sodn fountain. Inconstant Irrstcs of the suspected con men only to the nrtist. MIsh Andrews, Only the textile nnd paper Industries will be constructed. When seen J ” 1man—this time, ns reflected In the ild not molest him. Ho will go to the pinnist, nlso gave very entertain­ evidenced increased unemployment, our reporter, he stated: younger generation, wns nt the bot­ tile tomorrow to appear against ing readings and Miss Hoskins charm­ nnd thiH was more than made up by , "We have sold a number of lots In tom of her troubles. R*t $100 ensh, 10 monthly pay- Hi on at a preliminary hearing on ed us with her sweet soprano voice. additions to working forces in nearly Lane's Addition, nnd felt that It "Why, I made thnt man whnt he Is," Ru ment* at $25. Hi , „ . „„ J. William Terry, a widely known all other lines. ^_th 9th. Pd New paint nnd tires, me* • would add to the value of those nl. thp ,ittlp mi"s "When hp cnm? Of sixty-five centers from which the newest victim of Stinson, alias lecturer, writer nnd traveler, wns then Pi chnnicu! condition good. *1 ready sold to put the entire property | to mp ho ,lidn,t know how to nct H Hankins, is a tourist, Sutterficld introduced and delivered the lecture, statistics arc gathered by the de­ on sale nt auction, and thus find with a sweetheart. I made him a teaild, and lives in Ohio. The same “Making the Dream Come True." His partment forty-four showed small quick purchasers who will become hcn' nd an,,t n.ow hp " thr°wn mP down’ jte stock market game which Stin­ words were strong and inspirational percentage increase in employment neighbors to those who will build ,Thp " e,*l'ho” to whom shp tpnrwhile twenty-one including Manches­ es and his partners are declared to nnd tuught a great lesson. Sanford, Fla. Hi houses on their lots. We have securfu,I> ’ rplntpd hpr story thoi"lht hpr Pa In the evening Mr. Terry again en­ ter, N. H., a textile center with a ure worked on Harney Knapko and R* m rd the services of the U. S. Realty!n,nduct "andnlnus-and so did the l Cohen, while in Orlnndo, was used tertained with his great lecture "The payroll decrease of 60.3 per cent, re- Auction Co, of Knoxville, Tenn, nnd tmrpntR if "ound" ^nnntin^ from h i N h i h i h i l X P i l d l h l d Utt the to u rists’B money it is claim- Spirit of the Colonists” and filled his I I,ortl‘d fewer men on payrolls. New St. Petersburg, Fin, to conduct the ------- '* " ■--------J words with simple home-like thoughts York city reported an increase in em­ sale. The auctioneer will be McLean The witness, who is oxpected to nnd suggestions that always go ployment of 1,0 per cent, while Chi­ of Knoxville. The U. S. People nre lire important testimony when the straight to the heart of the listener. cago had a decrease of one-hnlf of one members of the National Bonn! of J DELICIOUS tremment commences prosecution of He told the story of the bold adven­ per cent. Realtors, nnd hnvc conducted some of J Lumber and lumber products mills tit six men in the ovont they nro turers of early days, of those who .... .... the lnrgcst minion miction nines sales oi of ine the ■ forced their way westward, answered in North and South ( arolina, Georgia country. One of their recent snlcs j»|d after preliminary hearing in Mos urm « * * - * • Iblf, March 9, identified Stinson from "the call of the wild/* nnd wrote their nnd Florida, reported a net decrease wns tj,0 f G. McAdoo resi­ in the month of 252 among their em­ name with their blond across this i picture in the possession of InspccIn Bottles Everywhere dence in St. Petersburg, which was country of ours, comparing them to ployes, while eighty-five fertilizer „sold „ i . i „„i.. i -- i ---->• *• • tt Sutterficld. He said Stinson'hnd only Inst week for n substantial Demand the genuine—name .stamped on every crown—ask factories showed a gain of 631. Pay­ |opcrate<i under the namo of Cousins the present day adventurer who is price. The miction way of selling for it by name roll figures in the textile industry al-------* • • ■ * ■ * up and doing and achieving better nnd property, is growing in favor with while ia Ocala, where the $3,000 haul so showed a slight increase but the greater things each day. He taught Mottled only by vu made. He could not identify any buyers, ns it cnnhlcs them to name m prevailing sentiment wns said to be theicr own price instead of having to J Uers of the sextette now under nr- us how to get poetry from our every The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company “uncertain as to future conditions." pay a valuation fixed by snme one ■ 'mt, ami it is believed Stinson was day life, change the common place to Employment reports from Virginia, 11 vtrldng with a different sot of con­ I the beautiful, live so that our hearts the report said, "eontuiuued to show else." will keep forever young. Mrl Lnne stated further that the — federate* before he came to Orlando. The Page Trio again entertained in reductions throughout the state." exnct date of this sale bad not been m A winter visitor from Kentucky a most delightful manner, closing the Textile mills reported a small decrease decided upon, but it would be nbout ■ timed Wilson also identified Stinson in the number of employes as com­ the 17th of this month—just ns soon t ltd another member of the group, program for the evening. pared with the previous month as did ns the improvements nre completed 5 Sunday afternoon a big union aerwhose photographs have been rocoivVirginia coal mines. —nnd the date will ho announced in J e-i by authorities hero, as two mon.l vice was held in the auditorium of tile In Georgin the textile outlook wns I n few days. 11 ,ho attempted to work the "pocket-' St'h°o1' Mr’ Swlft* tho Chautauqua dW book” game on him on tho shores of roctor* conducting the services and described as “unfavorable," and em­ Like Kola during the same week thnt 8Ponkl,,K uI,on the broad subject: ployment generally “shows little BANKRUPTCY SALE change over last month." Fertilizer tig Knapko swindle is alleged to have ‘‘(Jod/’ A *reat crowd ntt?ndcd and Selling out Handel's stock Friday. * taken place wert! ‘-•nthusluatie ovur tho big lesson plants, however, were declared to be March 10th, 316 Sanford Avenue.—J. enterin gthc season of greatest activ­ sent homo by Mr. Swift. D. Parker, in charge of sale. 295-3U hoOMHUANG DILL DELIGHTFUL This afternoon and evening the ity and probably would increase their j Swiss Alpine Yodlcrs entertain, also payrolls for several months to come. North ^Carolina's situation was ap­ BIG DEVELOPPMKNT Acting of the highest order, a story Mr. Swift delivers his lectures, "The This institution, whoso success and strength has PLANNED IN EAST parently a duplicate of that obtained tilt plumbs tho depths of human feel- Storm” in the afternoon and “The ORANGE COUNTY been buiided by a loyal people, whose most valu­ k[i, and photography that delights Spirit of tho Patriot" in the evening. in her sister states; textiles and lum­ ber plants showed small changes and the eye these signalize "Boomerang able asset is the confidence, trust and esteem of The eyes of Orange county develop­ i" with Lionel Barrymore width Kimball Pianos, from factory to i fifteen fertilizer factories reported adwill be shown at the Star Thentre to- home prices. When you nre out shop- i11 0,1 of 590 workers to their rolls, ers are turned to the East, nnd es­ those who know it best and whose highest en­ d»y. Lavers of dramatic art nre urg­ ping, don't fall to stop in at T. J. i ” clM,rt* from individual towns indi- pecially toward that part of the East deavor is to attain still higher plains of service— ed tu see this Cosmopolitan Produc­ Miller & Sons’ nnd look them over. •l'a te d ‘hc Burph's of labor was chiefly that will be bisected by the new East tion before it is too late. Marguer­ Then see Mr. Lanier, for prices nndf jto be found in the "floating" type, Coast rond. wishes you a happy, healthful and prosperous but Winston-Salem and Wilmington One of the big companies that has ite Marsh is seen in support of Mr. terms. 288-tfc recorded nn oversupply in some skill­ secured bidding in that area nnd have New Year. Birrymore. It is n Paramount pictuer ed lines." the lid on waiting for the big day to Tho Herald for Post Cards. created by Cosmopolitan Productions. Florida recorded unemployment in dawn, ia the East Orange I.nnd Com­ skilled and unskilled labor connected pany. This company w y incorporated witli phosphate mines and “floating labor' but a spirit of optimism was about six weeks ago for $180,000 with declared to be evidenced throughout a little garden patch of twelve thous­ and acres accredited to it. And the state. there nro some choice Orange county Easter Monday the ball of the sen- boosters in the company, and these 295-2(1 boosters figure they have a tract of j son. land thnt will make settlers sit up asd tnke notice when wheels com­ BEGIN PROBE LOBBY mence to spin thru it on hard roads, OF INSURANCE TRUST _____ which nre now in process of buildJ ACKKSON, Miss., March 6.— Hearing will begin today by the spec- Judged. M. Cheney is president of ini committee of the house of Misslss- Die company; M. M. Smith is vice ippl legislature appointed recently to' President; nnd C. P. Dickson, secrcANTHONY NOVELLI in investignte charges made by Gov. tary-trensurcr. I. E. Turner is nlso S|I.eo M. Russell, in n specinl message in the list, which includes also the 2 1to both branches, thnt fire insurance names of Thomns Hopkins, Dr. C. D. j J| companies who withdrew from the Christ, W. M. Ignu, of Lake county; ~ state a year ago, when nnti-trust pro­ Arthur Schultz. F. E. Baxter, J. C. ceedings were instituted against them I.etticc nnd R. D. Barzo. Easy and Economical—Results Quick. Mr. Turner discussing today the Thin, run-down folk* who find that buaincaa U Imd and employment Is ■ !«•«« |fostered w n n i i i| »the m v y$100,000 i u , / (u,Mr *«»«•»*>• p*«. suit hnd damage M sm should try taking two of Mulin'a Uny yeast VITAMON TslJeU with brought against him by Miss Frtincis '«nipnny’s activity, said an active cftheir meals for a short time and watch how their physical and financial condi­ Birkhcnd, his former stenographer nl- fort ia being made to sell stock in the tions improve. • enterprlfiC, but not an acre of land Mas tin’s VITAMON Tablets supply in highly concentrated leging seduction. form Inin yensl-vilaminea combined with the other health-giving vitaininra which Neienro- says you muat have to I* strung, Among other mntters to be tnken was being sold. Tho land, Mr. Turner asserted, is well and fully developed. If you aro weak, thin, pale, generally JO B up by the committee Include further run-down, or feel lacking in tirain puwe.’ and ambition, anti located in both Orange and Seminole charges made by the governor thnt want that firm llcsh "pep", wluch gets the money, the snino companies were maintain­ counties, and will lie directly on the you surely ne«d some of East Const road from Orlando, as ing n lobby in Jackson to influence these precious vitaminew well ns being bisected by the mad in your system at once. friendly legislation. M astln's VITAM ON _________ The committee yesterday informed from Sanford through Oveido and to I hi* is a photo masterpiece and the most miles with your food, /^ V 7 ’.X r-'' u/t „ _ . . the coast.—Reporter-Star. helps it to digest and , wnir noA the governor thnt he would be permitsupplies just wliat your I W*1{*^>UJI* j ted to have a personal representative spectacular o f all the Shakespearean plays body nerds to feed an|l I A .V t / -V i fallow —w ithpisrsFIRST CAR LOAD uouiiih tiro shrunken tis- V"~~r | t y of "Pap," an present nt tho honrings but stated siics, (hn worn-out nerves, / T; IV ergy and a clear POTATOES BRING thnt he would not be allowed to ques. the thin Mood nnd the L j (A akin (lo w in g w ith $12 PER IIAKREI, starved brain, l'imples, ruddy h a a lth a n d tion witnesses. S OAKLAND SIX S 5 b.&o.M— C-: ..DELAWARE ‘PUNCH.. I I T he B ank o fS a te ty S e c u r it y - S e r v ic e J I PRINCESS WEDNESDAY Peoples Bank of Sanford Take Yeast Vitamon Tablets To Get Job-Winning “ Pep” JU LIU S CAESAR ALSO A COMEDY ^Superstitious Sammy j Also a Travelogue of the Fish Hatchery Prices: 15c for Children; 25c for Adults WEDNESDAY, 3:30 P. M.; 8:00 P. M. ft-J Nt ta» tag ta* a* tat tu ■r tea IIIN-a 26 A. $.106 CASH )ca BnlaiH'D in Ten montl H New Cord Tires , new paint, mechanical condition Al. guarantee taa Our standurd Nt will be given. Nl Ki |OTOIt ^ 0. Rta Sanford, Fla. 1*4 Re M tai tai ta-i tai • « tacj * i ?;■ LEXINGTON B .& 0 J Hi Hi pm ta.5 H ■ ta'i H tan >«-( • ta RJ h-. J. E. Boaz, of the Bciaz Potato company, received n telegram from one of his brokers in New York today A. E. Meyer nnd company, announc­ ing thnt the first carload of Floridagrown potntocs hnd nrrived there nnd hnd'been sold for $12 per barrel for No. Is. No. 2s brought $10 per bar­ rel. The message to Mr. Boaz did not state where the potatoes were grown, hut It Ih known thnt they came from somewhere In south Florida, nnd thnt the price indicates thnt Hnstings po­ tatoes, which nro well established In the mnrket, will bring a higher price. The Hastings crop will not begin to m ulct th i , lualiltful in- o v\ Aa \* ^ W m M » * ,ln • V ..M fluence. Mastln's VITAW VITAMON T a b MON Tablets will not )£ ) W W lata for a sh ort cause gas and they help to ^ tim e an d w a tch correctciiniliiiaiion. T n e y tho trul are easy nnu economical ufu. to lake. He sure to reinonilier the name—Mastln’s Vl-TA-MON. You can get Mailin'! VITAMON Tablet* at all good druggista. •m M A S T I N S . V IT A M O N nttoeiGMU ciafiffi vtAir Are Pou'drelf Guaranteed to Put On Firm Fleeha Clear th**Skin and Increeeo Energy When Taken With Every Meal or Money Back it isntIMASTINSili,,VITAMON if �,. ..: \ ' ■l\ v T r *» . j . v * -7fiV {* ■ «) V * » f* j \ -V ^ \ vY ,r ! 1 " ’7r>’'Jr - . » . . . * I ' / F‘ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, J922 nose i-iourt Lots Now GET PRICES AND CALL I»HONE t8 Miss Artn Jenkins, seventeen years Specialist In SiHnil old, wns killed yesterday by Hnrvoy Gnrtrel, who, according to the police, Wm. J. Kermode. n was arcjocted suitor. Gnrtrel is said Doctor o( Chiropractic" to have thch turned his revolver upon nm ^mor-YVoodrulT Ilulldine himself but only inflicted a scalp 1Dfllce Hours: K wound nnd recovering fled in an au­ 0 to 12 a. m. nnd 1 to fl m , tomobile. The machine was found Sundays and evenings hv inter abandoned n short distance from Frederick. Searching parties found S. Oc Shinholser no trace of Gnrtrel. Contractor and Uuildor TRAIN SCHEDULE . CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, I92J Located nt 207 French Ave., betw« Departs 2nd nnd Third. E. It. UEIttSQUIS 7:00 n.m. 3:25 p.m. 7:90 a.m. Sanford Steam Laundr 7:00 p.m. Departs .. Employment Bureau. m ^ m i m m m for unpaid personal property taxes. Regular monthly meeting of Mens Club next Wednesday evening at 7:90. Usual program of business in­ WASHINGTON, March fl.-The ap­ terspersed with interesting features. Tax Collector, Seminole County propriation of approximately thirty* 20l-9tp i five millions to meet tho expenses or 292-M-W-S the agricultural department during ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a the coming,fiscnl yenr, wns recom­ mended in a hill reported today by the house appropriations committee JNO. D. JINKINS E en ey - M eeney M in e y - M o ! V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mil Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDS S17 Commercial Street Hanford, fl Geo. W. Knight Real E state and Insurance SANFORD *:• FLORID! THOS. J. A. REIDY Attorney and Counsellor-nt-Law Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. Practicing In State and Federal Courts Genernt Machine and Boiler Wer Ovor Scminolo County Bank Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Piateni George A. DeCottes A ttorney-at-Law Oversize Rings and Pins; Fljrwli Steel Gear Bnnds; Crank Shafti n turned; agents for Cnille Inboard » Over Seminole County Hank -Phone SANFORD FLORIDA Outboard Motors. “ Sanford, Florida Is a real town. And p retty soon she is going to be a renl city. Do you remember when you could have bought a lot around 4th or 5th streets on Park avenue for five or h! x hun­ dred dollars? IF YOU DON’T ACT NOW you are going to do some more remembering, and the second time you remember i!9 going to hurt. Your own term s. Meisch Realty Co.] Wa u k e g a n , iil , March o.—T he1 impanelling of a grand jury and the clearing of several murder eases on docket were thu only items for tho at­ tention of the court here today, prior to tho opening of the trial of Gover­ nor Small on charge of conspiracy to defraud tho state through embezzle, menl interest on public funds. To the Ball Hardware wewilgo; if we don’t find bargains there, no use looking anywhere. A. P. CONNELLY, Agent Auditing------ Accounting — -— A p p r a is in g — BUSINESS MANAGER CHICAGO WHITE SOX P R EL I MI NA RY HE A RI NG DIED LAST NIGHT FOR FRADY AT MIAMI SCHEDULED LATER in* The rd CHICAGO, March fl.—John Conn****-*%#*§*t***| l**pi*a | hun, slxtoy-two years of ago, and bus­ MIAMI, March fl.—Tho preliminary iness ninnagor of tho Chicago Whita hearing for Frndy thnt wns scheduled Sox and u close friend of Charles for today wns postponed on account Comlnsky, owner of tho tho Sox team, him being confined to his room, suf­ died at his homo hero last night at a fering from injuries, which woro selflata hour. Ho underwent an operation inflicted. and because tho spoclal grand is still haing ompanalod. two wooks ago, SANFORD NOVELT WORKS ----- -- THIRTY-FIVE MILLIONS ARE APPROPRIATED FOR AGRICULTURE MENS CLUH MEETING. FOR SERVICE Call 146-J W. RAWLING, Prop. The vocational committee of the Bui ness and Professional Women’s Clo requests all young women dnlm Oviedo Brnnch employment to register nt the Pit xNo. 126..... ..... 7:45 p.m. National Bank. xNo. 127..... 3:40 p.m. AGNESI G. HERNK.lt. Chairau X - -Dally, except Sunday.1 : PROFESSIONAL : : AND BUSINESS : PROPERTY OWNERS :» d ir ec to r y :to ! TAKE NOTICE MALLORY STEAMSHIP CO. GOVERNOR SMALL'S WOULD I1UY DOCKS CASE COMES UP TODAY AT WAUKEGAN HENDRY AND KNIGHT (Hr Tho AMnrlnlnl I’rrml TAMPA, March fl.—The Mallory Steamship Company is negotiating for tho purchnso of Hendry and Knight terminals here, at n coat of a half million dalinrs, it wns learned today from parties to which both sides hnvo negotiations. xNo. No. xNo. xNo. No. Leesburg Branch Arrive 167.......... 3:55 p.m. 21..... ..... 2:50 p.m. 101..... ..... 5:60 p.m. 25..... ..... 1:30 p.m. 22..... ..... 7:00 p.rn. I WEST PALM REACH, March ti.— An international content he tween teams representing England ami America for the championship of the world in auto polo will he here March 16, HI and 17th, during the state con­ vention of the American Legion and annual Sun Dance. Auto polo is the newest and most exciting sport of the continent just now and u real thriller. Several of the world's ablest players will participate. The American tcnni will he headed by "Rill" Endicott, a dare-devil on wheels. They are now playing at Miami Reach. The English team now playing at Havana, Cuba, will In­ here within two or three days. A large purse and several fine cups will he awarded the winning team, and the contest is for the best two out of three days’ scoring covering stated periods of play. Auto polo is regarded by those gen­ erally who have been fortunate enough to witness it, as a thrilling cli­ max of modern achievements, a torna­ do sport of modern times, that would make the ancient Romans blush in comparison with these spectacular and death-defying feats. Time after time muchincs crash, n wheel or axle is broken, or a player injured, whereup­ on other machines or men are imme­ diately replaced without a moment's delay. In fact this great sport is said to be "too fast for the movies" and too expensive for any save the rich to en­ joy. Rut it is being brought here at thousands of dollars of expenso us one of the premier attractions of the unnual Nun Dance and American Legion convention because thousands who are coming hero expect diversion and the unuauul entertainments. That pre-eminent place which Burncy Oldfield occupied on tho race track or motor-domes, "Rill" Endicott, bond of the American team, enjoys in equal distinction in auto polo, a more fasci­ nating form of sport, with countless tlirills and breathless suspense. 100..... 24..... 158..... 22..... I Will lka One of Attractions of Ameri­ can Legion Meeting J. EMMETT WOLFE DEAD MURDER CASK POSTPONED ItEVENUES FALL OFF AT KEY WEST TODAY $B5,000,000 UNDER NEW \ MIAMI, March fl.—J. Emmett STARTS THIS AFTERNOON TAX LAW IN JANUARY Wolfe, United States district attorney Ill* Thlulcrt I’rruAl for Florida during the second Cleve­ (Ilv Tlir fnl l'rr<«l KEY WEST, March 0.—The pre- land ndministrntion nnd widely known WASHINGTON, March fi.—Govern­ liminnry hearing of Rrnckolhurst who jurist, died here Sunday. Judge ment revenues collected during Jan­ is charged with the murder of Cnp- Wolfe served in both houses of the uary—the first month of operating of tnin Chute, which was to have begun the revised tax law—showed a de­ i this morning before United States Florida legislature nnd presided over tho circuit court nt Pensacola nt one crease in receipts of nearly $65,000,| Commissioner Knowles, wns postpon­ titme. Several months ago he resign­ 000 compared with January 1921, ac­ ed until three o’clock this afternoon. ed the office of Judge of the criminal cording to reports compiled last night — court of record on account of ill by the internal revenue burenu. Easter Monday the hall of the sen- health. Receipts during Janunry aggre­ son. 295-2tc gated $101,000,000 against $191,000,Rjy it with n Herald Want Ad. 000 for the same month last year, tho DANE TO WED GREEK major shrinkage being in the income REJECTED SUITOR KILLS GIRL and profit taxes, which declined from ( l l r Till- A ■ ■ n rln tril I'rrMN) $87,000,000 to $.1-1,000,000. | COPENHAGEN, March fl,—King FREDERICK, Md., March fl.—SumCollections under the nntionu! pro­ Christian and Queen Alexandria yes­ hibition act Increased nearly $50,000, terday nnounced thu betrothal of maned from her seat at the fnmily receipts for January aggregating , Crown Prince Christian Frederick to table where a men! wns in progress, $214,000 compared with $104,000 in Princess Olga, eldest daughter of Jnnunry, 1921. The advance of ac­ Prince Nicholas of Greece. The uncounted for by Ln increase of $144,- nouncement snys the couple became 000 in taxes on grape brandy used in engaged nt Cannes. Christian Fred­ fortifying sweet wines, nil thu other erick was born March 11, 1899, and items showing decreases. . Princess Olga in May, 1909, Tobacco increased about $492,000. The total for January from this GEO. W. VI Ell HA’S SOUTH SEA source aggregating $20,40,1,000 ISLANDER MUSICIANS COM­ ngninst $19,941,000 Inst yenr. The in­ ING TO PRINCESS TONIGHT crease comes mainly from chewing and smoking tobacco, receipts from Vierra’s Hawaiian Players are said 1 The law provides that "If tax­ cigars and cignrettes showing de­ to be one of the highest class attrac­ es upon real estate shall not he creases. tions in their particular line now ap­ paid before the first day of April pearing before the American public, of any year, the Tax Collector as all are reputed to be artists of ex­ AUTHORITY FOR COMMITTEE TO VISIT MUSCLE SHOALS ceptional capabilities, wonderful in shall advertise and sell.” WILL RE REQUESTED execution and delightful in personal­ This is to notify all concerned ity. With striking skill, artistic ease that the requirements of law will O*. T*.- Aaonr'-'i>«l Pr.H l and gracefulness, Mine. Miliki gives a WASHINGTON, March fl.—Chair- remarkable interpretation of the na­ lie complied with and the Tax man Knhn of the house military com­ tive Hula Hula dance, a number that Hooks will positively he closet! mittee announced today after a con­ has always stood out, meeting with ference with speaker Gillett, that ho the highest approval of her audiences. on April first as provided by law would introduce a resolution asking American melodies find a prominent and all lands on which tnxes authority for a committee to visit place on this delightful program. have not been paid will he ad­ Muscle Shoals. vertised and executions issued Shop V xNo. xNo. xNo. No. ‘WE d e l iv e r T i i T i i S : Departs Storage Facilities itiu a.m. If we please you, tell other*! if tell us. Phone (9s 8:40 a.m. 1:38 p.m. 3:20 p.m. H. W. NICKERSON 7:10 p.m. Public Accountant; Auslitn_Syatcq Income Tnx Service Departs Room 10 MeNeill-Davi* Bldg. 2:03 a.m. "hone 852 Drlnndo, fl 12:03 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 4:05 p.m. Auto Radiator Renau Trilby Branch ^ rriv e V International Contest Between Polo Teams at West Palm Beach, Fla. No. No. No. No. No. Northbound Arrivo 82.......... 1: 18 a.m. 84...:...... 11:45 a.m. 80..... 02..... .... 4:00 p.m. 28..... « SILVER CUPS NOW ON EXHIBITION IN THE WINDOW OF YOYVELL & CO. Them* beautiful nips will In* given to I he winners ttf Hit* Aquatic Meet nt Rollins College Oil.... . 27..... 91..... ..... 1:18 p.m. 89..... 85..... Pl0RIC Quick Service Transfl Southbound Arrivo *1o, No. No. No. No. SANFORD {TheCircPt i»‘3ol/-Adju»tlnx. It •im­ ply YUM ovpr. tha b*«d, elmpt wsuti ana »m»oth* out ugly Unas. I If your dealer can’t g rt it send actual tHist tnaa ~ura, name, ad• d>us.t Ct Sl,flO. W e’ll send tlifi o’ ^IrcUitvreapid. Size* 34 to da, Ci Nomo HygUnlc-Fsthlon Institute TO E. 1C Naw York., Dop’t M. LIONEL D. MANER, B. P. A. THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. INCOME TAX SPECIALIST j Law Lihrary Bldg., Ocala, Fla. 42PA Marietta St., A tlanta, Ga. j At SANFORD, FLA., WEDNESDAY, Mch. 8 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1922 n m PAGE FIVE * REPUBLICANS HAVE FAILED to TO KEEP FAITH WITH THE to VOTERS OF AMERICA Pa to Ml to to (Continued from page 1) ha to n m m im m to to to to to to to mi to to to Senator Fletcher Says Failure Cnn Be ha to Wind and cloudy today—looks like Written ha to WASHINGTON, I). C., March 7.-A ha Up to summer weather to JOHN NIX DIES IN NEW YORK. rain. Of HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, SHIRTS, year ago tho Republican party wont ha again right here in the to The many’ friends in this city of Business was novor bettor in Snn- into full power over all branches of to SHOES and other Spring Merchandise heart of March and with to John Nix the well known head of the ' ford say the merchants. the government. Two years beforo ha snows and sleet in the to commission firm of John Nix & Co,, that they had a majority in the houso ha rolling in at our place each express. T. J. Miller & Son are getting their and senate, which they greatly in­ ha northern states. Have you to will he grieved to learn of his denth noticed the green in the to which happened Inst week. The fol­ elegant storo room at the corner of creased in the election of 1920. ha trees and the flowers and to lowing is from the Produce Bulletin: Magnolia and Second street ready for The people who wanted a change ha grass and the mocking­ to "There was a large attendance nt occupancy. got it full and complete. Pretense ha birds singing amidst tho to the funeral services of John W. Nix, and deception were the chief factors ha orange blossoms — sounds *. president of John Nix & Co., which Mew line of those fine lenther pock­ and they hnvc played their part ever ha like a real estate man’s “ad" to took place Tuesday, at Fairchild's Fu­ et books at the Hrirald office at prices since. ha don’t it? But honestly to neral Parlor, Lefferts Place, Brooklyn. that will move them out nt onco. Bill Tho results are no reduction of ex­ ha folks "ain’t we got fun" to "As wns noted in these columns Inst books of all kinds. tortionate taxes, no tariff revision, no ha down here in Sanford? Just to week, Mr. Nix died at his home at reorganization of departments pro­ ha glance over the tempera­ to A leather pocket book is a fine moting economy, no reduction in ex­ ha ture nnd then send it to to Great Neck, N. Y., after a long illness, at the age of 08. There were mnny birthday gift. Get a ronl leather pock­ penditures, no restoration of prosper­ ha some poor benighted person to et book at imitation lonthor prices at ity, our foreign trade is greatly re­ "•1 in the north who thinks we to beautiful floral tributes at the funer­ al; in fact, there were four truckloads the Herald offlco. duced, domestic trade is below normal. ha are going blind over "moon­ to of flowers ,two of which were sent to Agriculture, tho basic Industry, has ha shine" and with hookworm to hospitals. Easter cards, Easter greetings, Eas­ been discriminated against and de­ h# and other "Southern dis­ to "Not alone was there n good repre­ The Store That la Different ter brochures, Easter placo cards just plorably depressed; transportation to eases." to sentation from the produce trade, arrived nt tho Herald office. Get problems and trouble are unsettled; h-» 5:10 A. M. MARCH 7, 1922 to where John W, Nix was esteemed for Sanford, Florida yours beforo they nro nil gone. no constructive measures have been hi Maximum ..................... 87 to over half a century, hut business men enacted except a few forced by the ha Minimum ..................... 07 to from other lines who knew the de­ County Commissioners are holding agricultural bloc, composed of Demo­ ha Range .......................... CD to ceased were present to pay their last their regular meeting today nt the crats as well as Republicans; fiscal ha Barometer................... 30.08 to respects." mid-season form now nnd some good nnd were delivered Monday, Thl« court houso and hnvo many matters affairs not advanced; purchasing pow- hn Southwest nnd part cloudy. to scores arc looked for from now on. seed will be bedded nt oner, nnd will of vital importance to come before e rof the people reduced to lowest ha to to to to to to to to to to They stand ns follows: prolmbly produce enough plants to point; industries discouraged; busi­ to to hi p -i Pu to ha to to to to them. TP G ness not revived; wealth concentrat­ to I set nbout one hundred acres and,' with Bower, Kiwanis 18 3003 reasonable seasons, they expect to Toil have always wanted a real ing in hands of few. There never was to to to to to to to to to to to Holding, Cong, ...... produce a record crop. 21 3707 ha leather bill hook or a real leather such lawlessness and violence. The to to Betts, Men’s Club .... 3709 27 ha economy claimed is imaginary. pocket book with a place for every­ to » Pennington, Cong. 21 2851 Appropriation bills carrying tbo ha thing. The Herald office has a line to to Britt, Rotary ............ .18 2118 at prices that show no signs of war. amounts below estimates are prompt­ ha to to to to to to to to to to Uverlin (Men’s Club 27 3580 ly followed by bills to cover deficien­ ha For Florida: Generally to 0*1 2881 ha fair tonight and Wednes­ to CONGREGATIONALS WIN AGAIN Remtud, Cong............ The revival services at the Metho­ cies. Knight, Rotary .... 18 2331 Credit is claimed for disarmament ha day except probably local to dic church this week nro attracting The Men’s Club was not able to Lloyd, Kiwanis 21 2725 many of the homo people and the vis­ conference, but that was compelled. to rain in extreme South por­ to stop tlie Congregational Club In a Holly, Cong. 21 3008 itors to the city. Dr. Walker and The administration has adopted the * . tion tonight; cooler tonight. to regular match last night. It won’t to take many more wins for the Congre­ his assistant, Mr. Boyd, arc real re­ Wilson foreign policies so bitterly de- ( to The Chipley Truckers’ Association nounced throughout, except as to sep­ to to to to to to to to to gational Club 'to have first place vivers. reports that between 125 nnd 150 arate peace with Germany and asso­ ei nched. acres wore planted to Irish potatoes Our buyer picked up a lot of real ciated nations. The idea of hte bud­ Easter Monday the hall of the sea­ Last night’s game was close and tho Inst days of Inst week. Tho sea­ 294*2tc interesting, Bolding rolling high leather pocket and hill hooks the get and abolishing nuisance taxes son. son nnd the general conditions under other day and is passing them to you were urged by Democratic adminis­ score with Betts and Pennington close which these potatoes weru planted is nt pre-war prices. Leather is up hut tration and delayed or defeated by Viei ra's Number One Company, with seconds. propitious, aiul it Is believed they will these hill hooks and pocket books are Republican majority in both houses. Hawaii’s most remarkable voices and The Rotary Club plays the Kiwanis not be disappointed when the harvest way down. See them at the Herald Extra session of congress was called j her most proficient Ukulele and steel Club Wednesday night and the Con­ lime comes. A carload of sweet po­ office. They are going fast at these last April ,the hill is just now being quitnr players. Happy and carefree gregational Club Thursday. tato seed was receievcd Inst Saturday mulled over by majority of farmers’ from the South Sen Isles, they pre­ Scores for last night’s game are as i low prices. committee, undecided ns to construc­ sent an entertainment unusual and follows: tion. Tho majority seem unable to fascinating in which native melodies Men’s Club BANKRUPTCY SALE agree upon any program or policy nnd are interspersed with our own popular Belts 150 111 130 Selling out Handel's stock Friday, are incapable of carrying out either. songs and melodies and given a new 133 101 112 Bo'irdcn March 10th, 310 Sanford Avenue.—J. Competent leadership seems sadly charm. Featuring Mr. Knlnni, Steel 118 128 110 Overt in D. Parker, In chnrgo of sale. 295-3tc lacking. Pnrty in power appears giv­ Guitar player, who makes records for 125 Anmnn ............ 115 en over to dispensing patronage and Cotumbin Grnfonnla and Mr. Piknki, Bennett 125 119 125 HH sports. The serious affairs of the peo­ tenor singer, of the "Bird of Barn- Fox JUST ARRIVED. ple and the problems of the country disc Co." also the famous dancer, 19Ml they either neglect or are Incapable Piinccss Mlllknn. This company will Club total of handling. Across their first year's be at the Princess Theatre tonight. Congregational Club oftadtfrom 'yjorida $'<xnd 152 125 151 record must he written "failure.” i n 202 108 Pennington WARNING! 112 121 135 Hally Congressman Sears Says Three Years 102 111 All dairymen will please tnke warnRcnnud of Bonus But No Action Yet 125 130 ing that I went Into tho courts today Jewett WASHINGTON, D. C., March 7.— and secured a conviction for tlie theft Kent 130 III It is easier to criticise than to con­ of my milk bottles. All of my buttles 2022 struct; it is easier to tear down than are marked and while I wish to be Club totals to Imitd. I therefore trtist what I friends to everybody, from this date say will be taken as a review of ac­ I am surely going to protect my prop­ Club Standing tual conditions. Last April a special erty and W I. will prosecute anyone •> Large Shipment of session of congress was called by tho caught with my bottles. SOt 11 BlibM BufldlBf, (1 Congregational president for the purpose of: First, 295-5tc 5 •i G, W. SFENCEIt. Men’s Club / H f a c n l K 7U . i revisiong the revenue law; second, a Kiwanis Club 5 passing a tariff law. We hnvo now i R. W. Harper, of Florence, S. C., Rotary Club been in session nearly a year and what is spending some fimu here on busi­ ........................................... .. ‘ •Hi IIIV/ ness and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Individual Averages is the result? piWi # Revenue Law: A revenue law has J. R. Lyle, Only the ton loading bowlers will been passed, but this I voted against be listed in this column each week Substantial reduction from last because it left the tax tho same or farmers again came to you for assist­ and only those who have taken part virtually the same on those least able ance anil asked for broad and you in nt least ten games. The averages year’s prices to pay said tax and reduced the tax gave them a stone in the form of ‘the will again be compiled after the on those more able to pay. If you war finance corporation'." Thursday night game and then eneh do not believe the above statement While I would not ask for special week following the Iasi game of the wait until you pay your tax this year or unreasonable legislation for any week. or wait until an additional tax is im­ class, we cnn hut admit if the farmers Bower is still enjoying quite a safe posed next year to meet the deficien­ are forced out of business, for their lead even though Bolding crawled up occupation is a business, cities will a few notches since last report. Betts cy. Tariff: The house passed a tariff wither, decay nnd die and as a natur­ conics third nnd after that only a sev­ en pin average between fourth anil act which I voted against because to al result tho nation will die. tny mind tho same could not be de­ You must remember the Republi­ tenth placo. All the howlers are in fended. As part proof that my atti­ cans have been in complete control of tude was correct it is only necessary the house nnd senate for the pust to to to to to to Pa to for me to Htato the house and senate three years and that for the preceding to to passed an appropriation of one hun­ year there was only a bare majority $ 100 cash, ten months at dred thousand dollars to make an in­ of three or four first on one side and to Pa $05 far a good vestigation of tho act as passed by then on the other. Although we Imd to the house in order to find out if pos­ a Democratic president this state of sible just whnt the house net meant. affairs left him for one year practic­ to They nro still investigating and the ally powerless ami for the Inst two to New Cord Tires and paint, .bill has not oven been reported to the years of his administration helpless. to best of mechanical condition senate by the senate committee to During the past year tho Republicans to have had a majority of more than 125 to which it was referred. Bonus: For three years the Re­ in tho house ami an overwhelming mu to Sanford, Fla. • } . jvi i.’j- . j___ n___ i publicans have been in control in tbo Jority in the senate ami could there- to to Illlunv ..... ....... _____ . . fore pass any law they desired re­ house nnd senate, and yet they cnn($ 2 2 8 5 F. O. B. Factory) to to Pa to r» to to mit decide what to do with the bonus | gnf(j|ea8 0f (he opposition of the minproposltion. As tho Democratic mom- ority. [ will In view of whnt I have This car la built specially hers of tho committee considering this 1Baj,| answer your telegram on failure to meet the demand for a question nro not permitted to meet „f Republican party to make good by I the Republican members 1 can-1Hjmpiy asking tho question: "What atrictly high-grade, unstinted, with not tell you whnt kind, if any, bill will juls the Republican party accomplishuncramped, seven-passenger lie reported. I am only wondering 0(j during tho first year of its admintouring car—-come and sea itl how long hte Republicans will continue jstratlon?" to camouflage on this question. Time > ---------------------------------------■V alone cnn tell. to to to to Pa to to to to Emergency tariff: An emergency ( + \ to tariff l«w waa passed but what has, to to -$100 cash, 10 to DISTRIBUTORS been tho result? Wheat was then j On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Const Railway, Chuluomonths at $30 to SANFORD FLORIDA selling for approximately two dollars | to Good tires, and top nnd to tn, Fin., among the pines nnd lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date per bushel while now it is only selling, to modern brick hotel, with private hatha and hot water heat. Flrat to for approximately one dollar per hush-; to mechanical condition good. SAVE YOU MONEY to M class cuisine. Hates $2.50 to $3.00 per day; $10 to $18 per week, «cd. I saiti on the floor of tho houso ( to cording to location of room. to Write ue substantially the following: "The , to l to farmers asked for relief and you (tho to Hanford, Florida MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager Republicans) passed resolutiunsjn the Empire Hotel Block to --------------------------------------------- :------.---------:------:— :— ; of the emergency tariff law. to form ORLANDO, FLORIDA to , This did not give any relief and the ( P a t o . ^ t o t o t o t o t o t o PERSONALS DEATHS TEMPERATURE Shi foments 3 A n d t h e y a r e a ll s e llin g A t Pock Bottom Prices P e r k i n s & B r itt THE WEATHER BOWLING LEAGUE NOTES Silica Sand and Cheap Fuel are the principal items in Manufacturing GLASS. Jacksonville has both. In the spring adjust­ ments I have two or three good celery farms for sale. TERMS AND PR IC ES RIGHT zm jm t Tidewater Glass Mfg. Co. . A.P.Connelly WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS CLO SING O U T ! Hill Hardware Co. BANDEL’S BANKRUPT STOCK Supreme LEXINGTON Seven - Passenger to With Famous B.&O.M— -C - ANSTED ENGINE B. & 0. MOTOR CO. FRIDAY, MARCH 10 316 Sanford Avenue J. D. P A R K E R In Charge of Sale CHULUOTA INN DODGE;; B.&O.M — C- GLOBE PIANO CO. •v � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, March 07, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 07, 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>, March 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/033dfe1996214e6e175e7e8060a52605.pdf 4040853f97be855cf83dfe493ae183a7 PDF Text Text SANFORD ••The City Substantial” The Sanford Daily Herald SANFORD “The City Substantial” __________ _____ lN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME 11 SANFORl), FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1922 FIVE STORM VICTIMS OF VIRGINIA m bound uV AND KR VL T LF SJ T1LF RilliN IMARVF T l/m ll Anl) tad i i »a n PEOPLE CANNOT TRAVEL, T S. CAROLINA 1URN ADO i . ca u ses food sh o r ta g e PUT OVER A NE W DEAL IN WILL BE BURIED T0D A Y 1Ve,iiitnt ,{ainsahnetrd ™BeXeofCondition Un' MAINTENANCE DEPARTM T Authorities and tlie Red Cross Doing Good Work GREAT INTEREST IN THE REVIVAL FOUR POWER TREATY HAS 0vcr w S 'l” of BIG FIGHT WA(jES ARE CUT RICHMOND, Vil, March 8.— (By the Associated Press).— Construction Co. Takes Reports from rural sections of Central Virginia indicate many set­ tlements are virtually mud hound as the result of frequent rains, and snows since early January. Some sections of husinbss are reT IIIO W P P K l,.orte,l at a standstill and merchants, unable to reach railroad sta1 n iu VI I j I j f i tions to obtain goods shipped there, are putting their customers ____ on short rations. Many county physicians are said to be unable to Meth o dist CHURCH is killed roac^ Patients even by horseback. State Prohibition Commission-------. IN THE DEVASTATE!) DISTRICT EVERY NIGHT WITH *or Smith says country mcrchnnts in tho hills and mountains north BEFORE IT WILL PASS THE SEN- AL SUCH WORK WILL 11E TAKAND SEVEN INJURED ARE RIG CROWD i (.*f the Southern Railway ilno between Charlottesville and Wash­ ON CONTRACT AT 25e ATE WITH RORAII LEADIN AIKEN HOSPITAL ington are unable to reach stations and get freight. They ha'”, PER HOUR IN OPPOSITION. Grunt interest in being manifested been compelled to limit customers to five pounds of sugar and cor­ ( H r The Aaanrlntrd l*rraa) respondingly restrict tho sale of other merchandise. Mud is knee (Mr T h r \aaoelalril I 'r r M ) ( l l r T hr Ananrlnlrd I'rraal AUGUSTA, March 8.—While mor­ in the revival services in progress at deep throughout the section. One physician said he is advising WASHINGTON, March 8.—After a BALTIMORE, March 8.—The the Methodist church. The meeting ticians ut Granltovillo nro completing patients by telephone as lie is unalile to make personal calls. preliminary lull, the senuto fight over Western Railway Company nnnouncopened Sunday morning with the arrangements for tho funerals today MANY *M HOMELESS the four power Pacific treaty is about ed yesterday to its three thousand church packed to capacity at both to break in full fury. maintenance of way employes that at services. Dr. Walker is doing the Under an announcement program of midnight the Dickson Construction preaching. The members of his of­ aggressive action to bring the treaty and Repair Company of Youngstown, ficial board were unanihious in their Ohio, would assume control of main­ actively under discussion nnd to ex­ wisli that he hold the services rather pedite a vote upon its ratification, tenance of way work on the entire sys­ than call in un evangelist. It is well Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, the tem. Youngstown firm, which will known that Dr. Walker has, himself, republican lender, will address the undertake work on contract hnsis luul wide experience in the evangelis­ senute today nnd will chnllonge oppo plans to retain the company’s present tic field and that his work in that line nenta of the pact to bring their case force of laborers, it is said, with wages AUGUSTA, Gn., March 8.—Fivo has been wonderfully succssful. Mr. Chairman Fordney Says New Bill Will Pass and openly to the sennto floor. reduced from thirty-nine and one-hnlf New deaths uppeured to he tho total of fa­ Iloyd is lending the singing. That an organized group of "irreto twenty-five cents per hour, Lines Obliterated talities in the tornado which ravaged song hooks have been purchased ami conciliblcs" will range themselves on ----------------- • mill villages near here in Georgia and a new choir organized. The choir is ALLIGATOR HUNTER the other side was assured yesterduy m r n ... A««nrinird i’r r » i could select one of these four options. when it became known that a definite South Carolina. The storm centered, doing splendid work, hut the volumns ARRESTED AT MIAMI; of melody which “arise unto the WASHINGTON, .March 8.— The Ajusted service certificates, com­ plan of action had been agreed upon according to reports received here, at SUSPICION OF MURDER Warrcnvillu, S. C., where, in addition Lord," proclaim Mr. Boyd's real tal- compromise soldiers’ bonus hill, carry­ bining a loan and insurance plan. after long consultation by Senator |oun provision in place of Vocational training, (ll> Tlit- \ **nirlnlril Prr.n l to tiie five persons killed, a number out which lies in stimulating emigre-1inK „ Borah, republican, of Idaho, and some gational singing. His solos are a MIAMI, March 8.—Charles Vebbor, Farm and home aid. were injured. Tho nearby Carolina of the friends of former President the cash installment payment plan or­ feature of each service. • an nlligntor hunter nnd trndor was ar­ I. mil settlement. towns of Langley and Grnnitevillo re­ Wilson. iginally proposed and once approved rested hero todny on suspicion in conNotwithstanding the unfavorable The ultimate cost of the bonus to ported no casuutlies but accounts oi How far reaching may ho the un­ by the house finally was agreed to the government, it was said, would neettion with the murder shortly af­ weather of last evening, ii large eonextensive damage from all three plac­ derstanding thus effected by.the "irter midnight of Jack Tigertnil, Semi­ The message yesterday by Republican members of depend upon the number of men sclet:- rcconciliblo’’ lender, or to what ex­ es brought out numerous instances of gregntion was present. nole Chief, in all Indian village on tho bronght by Dr. Walker from the life ,|lt, wllyH ,ini| moans committee. It ing each of the options. It was esti- tent it may involve the porsonul 4onhairbreuth escapes. outskirts of the city. Indians idontlIn Wurrenvillu, where 25 houses ui|°* E,iJ“h VV118 l,mt of faitl' nml con*|was introduced later in lire house by mated that the immediate cash pay- timents of Mr. Wilson himself is nut , , _ . „ . i .1 / » fled Vebber ns the man with whom stnncy. Elijah, having jihophesled chairman Fordney, who announced ment to those entitled to not more rovckJ. Su.utur Uoruh and lU. for-1 w||h thu southeastern section of tho vil1 lago were demolished, the homoless nKU‘nst Allah is sent to the brook (|,„( it would not be called up until than $50 each would be around $10,- mer president are said not to have 0(10,000. The final cost might range; conft,rrcd j ircctiyf although their hours previously. njured immediately set about th eiovor “l thl* V“ck ,,f thc ,,c8or'' Tht: n next Monday, if then. ii,,..,,,,,, (i„. i,:n work, of, .................t.i_■ rescue, guided .through thu because of of thc thc drouths drouths sent upon the Passage of (lie bill uwas predicted by all the way from $1,000,000 to 91,- friends say there has been consultnblinding rain in thu darkness by cries ,«n,| «* « punishment for Allah’s un- Mr Fordney............... His opinion appeared the maximum figure being. tion by liy ,ettur rt>k,uraing the four pow- FORMER MIAMI MAN .................. ............... ■----- "Ml,000, •—. uun TAKES OWN LIFE for hulf). Many said they had been faithfulness the brook dries up day to he shared by members of the house predicated upon all of the veterans sc-! or j,ac| t awakened by thu rumbling of the by day, hut Slijaji* stays by tin generally, some of whom said that oir. let ting certificates ami holding them i Hcnntor Lodge's dttrmiiiatlon to llljr T h r la .iirln lrl I'r f M l the final vote party lines would disap- until maturity or until their death. | (n|jU i|,u offensive in the treaty (lebntu PHILADELPHIA, March 8.—A man storm and thu trembling of their brook. It takes a courage horn faitli to "stay by the brook." pear. There was some speculation iiv- The adjusted service certificate I followed a complete suspension of tho who committed suicide nt n local hotel homes just in time to escape. There was a fltie meeting this mornj,oU SL. |u|)biu» and corridors as I t/ would he dated October 1, Ifit!!!; would Idiscussion yesterday, and wns coup-i last week was yesterday Identified as The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Till­ ing. A fine sermon on "Half-Heart»prt.sident Harding's views of the com- j mature in 20 years, or at the death |et, witj, private suggestions from nd- Charles D. Murdock, formerly of man Buurd wus demolished, except for negative thing in |irumisc plan, and also as to whether,of the veteran, and, in either case, ministration senators that tho treaty Miami, Fla., where his wife is said to edness." No othci jlie roof, hut they and their fivo chil­ the world, says Dr. Walker, works lie would find occasion to express would have a face value equal to the opponents were seeking to delay con-1 |jVo. Murdock who Is snid to hsv« dren wore not injured. The youngest greater ruin than half-heartednoss. those views before the house voted, (sum of 111 the adjusted service crcil- siderntion. At the conclusion of a been a mcclinnicnl cnglncor nnd to of tho Hourd children, an infant a This is true of business, true of home, ('Imii man Fordney still declined to it of the veteran increased by 25 per prepared address by Senator Kellogg, have mndo nnd lost a fortune, left a few months old, was trapped under thu say whether he had discussed the com-'cent plus (2* interest thereon for 20 republican, Minnesota, urging nccop-jnoto In which ho said: roof which wus left intact like a huge and true of tho church. Tonight the members of Dr. Philips' promise with the executive. At the years at the rate of IM, per cent mm- tnneo of the treaty without qualified"I hnvo ono body 57 yonrs old, chicken coop and laughed gleefully Brotherhood class anti Dr. Walker's White House it was said that Mr., pounded annually. The total amount ttion, the subject disappeared entirely fnlse teeth, hnd oyes, hum foot, bad when taken from a comfortable pillow class will be out in force and occupy Harding laid not studied, and cause- would he "approximately equal to from the surface of senate proceed­ shoes, no JJob, no friends nearer than by u rescuer. the middle block of pews. They have had not formed an opinion of 3.015 times the adjusted service crcd- ings and Mr. Lodge announced that 1,500 miles away. I enn't bog, I can't Clothing, furniture and wreckage invited the men of Sanford to join the hank loan provision, lie w as, it service credit of the veteran.' unless senators were ready to speak steal and I will not become n hum." generally were scattered over the represented, however, as maintaining J Ibis credit would he figured on the by today he would ask for a vote on I them. ground and in tree tops by tile wiqd, the same position that he did when basis of $1.25 for each day of over­ ratification. Mrs. Iloyd will play a violin solo. SOUGHT THE HEREAFTER— which, with whimsical generosity left lie wrote Mr. Fordney on February 10, seas service and $1 for each day of Come to the meeting. AND FOUND IT. u lurgo mirror without u crack under that thc bonus either should be paid home service, hut in no event could tho dcbriB of u house and moved a 'by a sales tax or thu legislation post- the credit exceed $500 in the ease of a Contract Let For I llr Tlir t a-ni-lnlril I'rraal smuil corrugated iron fire house u Minsterial Association poned. veteran who performed no over-sens NEW YORK, March 8.—Seeking $500,000 Worth of hundred yards without disturbing thu Asks State Attorney for his hook "The Hereafter," Some of the majority members of service, nnd $025 in the case of a vetleaves of a huge oak tree which shelt­ College Buildings data Thomas W. Weggiolus, of Brooklyn, thc committee believe that since the Ieran who served overseas, to Investigate Death new plan defers for three years any] Prior to September 30, 1025, any ered it. The small hand reel in tho a 23-yoar-old chemist, swallowed LAKELAND, March 8. Southern whnt he thought was just enough *ncenter of the building also remained nutional hank, or any hank or trust OF YOUNG BOY U <7Tw WHO „0 WAS NOT undisturbed. company incorporated under the laws College will open its dnsses here Oc­ ancsthetie to take him to death's por­ ALLOWED SERVICES OF They sny the compromise will enable of any state, territory, possession, or tober 3, according to Dr. II. It. Al­ tals. WILSON, N. C., Murch 7.—Cutting \ A PHYSICIAN. needy veterans to obtain cash without the District of Columbia, would ho derman, president of tin institution I The hook WM never he finished for a clean swuth four hundred feet wide -------. i (he necessity of imposing additional authorized to loan to a veteran on the who announced today tin1 definite young Weggiolus miscalculated the for a stretch of more thun two miles, certificate any amount not in excess dose and the portnls swung wide fo^, ST tho general public. a tornado at 0:30 yesterday morning ST. 'pfiTE^RSBURG1'Matth’V PETERSBURG, Marcn a. .-Ti hc . l “ »xcs ^ on For(lnvy HIlit| tho entire ways of 50 per cent of the adjusted service award of the contract for the build­ him. killed one person, injured two score St. Petersburg ministerial nwotl t ^ commilu,u wou,d meet on [credit plus interest at 4 4 per cent ings to comprise the institution’s new An autopsy will ho held today. or more, und destroyed property to has asked state attorney Wilson of whfln the UomocrnU would from October 1, 1!»22. The loan would site to the lluggnr liras. Construction tile value of more thun $50,000 near this Judicial ft®, nuvu hMVWnn auiiuitunii, opportunity w to pas* pass judgment, judgment | nave Imve to mature not later than Sep Company, of Montgomery, Ala. BARNES AND WARD ' . , District „J o„ ‘a^e#t# „ ,,*B Mr tembor .70, 11*25, and the rate of InEvunsdalo, eight miles cast of Wilson. tho death of Gibson Bell, son of Mr., McC,RAW’S TWO STARS The building program involving an The storm wns tho heaviest ever vis­ and Mrs. A. Boll, who (Hod Inst week fj. , , substitution of the tcrest charged by the bank could not outlay of approximately $500,000, ac­ HAVE SIGNED UP • ited on this Hcction during tho space of dipthorin, after tho parents,, who hank loanir provision for the cash pay-,i exceed. .by more than 2- per cent a cording to Qr. Alderman, will ho got­ of tho minuto und (i half that it lust­ nro Christian Sclonco practioners, hnd ment plan the hill as introduced is t the loan for the discount of ninety ten underway forthwith and will lie NEW YORK, March 8.—Jess Barned. In Its path tho destruction was refused to permit tho child to receive very similar to that previously passed year the rate charged at the date of rushed to completion as rapidly as the os, McGrow's pitching nco of last complete. Trees were uprooted and medical attention. by the house. Thu only immediate [days comtherdni-pnper by the federal funds pledged in support of tho work years World series, nnd Anron City Attorney Mack nlso nsked Wil­ cash payment proposed is to the vet- reserve district in which is located the become available. Anticipating no de­ second baseman for tho Yankees, have ■ m houses were wrecked.. son to come hero, and local physicians ernns whose adjusted service pay hank making the advance to tln^ vet­ lay because of insufficient funds, coma to terms nnd slgnod contracts. joined In tho request. however, the hoard of .trustees' meet I according to reports from tho train­ would not exceed $50. Other veterans eran. Cheboygan Threatened Tho Ministerial Association, which ing yesterday, set October 3 as the Ing camps. Kelly nml Dougins are n resolution by n unanimous the only Ginnts not slgnod nnd Kelly opening date for the 1022-23 term. By Fire D estruction- adopted DB COTTES EXPECTED vote, nsked Wilson to prosecuto Boll,' AMERICAN CITIZEN telegraphed McGrnw that ho would The buildings will bo erected in the TO QUESTION WOMAN Flames Beyond Control if nny Inw justifies such a proceed- j MURDERED AT VERA CRUZ nrrlve nt the training camp by next following order, according to Dr. Al­ A ROUT DE LAND MURDER ASSAILANTS UNKNOWN Monday. ing. derman: Two City lllocks Gone and Fire Still Administration, dormitory for men, (llr Tlir Aaaiirlnlril I'rraal* I llr Tlir Aaaiirlnlril I'rraal Raging ut Noon < »< p* P \ • *| *** * DELAND, March 8.—State Attor­ dormitory for women and Hoeiul ball lin h h Hi *i to to to* WASHINGTON, March 8.—Aloxtot ney Do Cotteslia expected to come The social hall will house the (lining % 0 , under Mathcrno, nn Amorlcun citizen, ( l lr T lir A sao rln lrd P re ss I ton , LIQUOR BANDITS „ wns murdored at Losnnrnnjos, state hero Into todny to question Mrs. Alice room and the conservatory of music. Un PRESIDENT SAYS CHEBOYGAN, Mich., March 8.— to* ’ Shields, v/ho wns arrested yesterday M o BREAK DOWN DOORS MAKING PROGRESS The contract might In* termed „ 1 of Vera Cruz, Mexico on tho night of Thu town town section of Cheboygan to*. on a warrant charging her with the GRAM OFF WHISKEY IN AGRICULTURE March fifth, the State Department "elastic." The contractors were giv­ was threatened with destruction to­ to* ' announced todny. Tho advices snid murder of her husband, William A. en to understand, and of course agreed day by fire of undetermined origin. of Shields, near here on the night FREDERICK, Md., March WASHINGTON, March 8. * to the terms, that the buildings were ' his assailants wore unknown. , The frie broke out enrly this morn­ (to H,__(Ry tho Associated (By the Associated Press) February sixth. » ■ to ho completed in the order set forth ing and at !>:()() o’clock still was be­ toi' tot —The declaration that "Wo Press). — Overpowering by the building committee, which will yond control. That hour two city CLEVELAND INDIANS ^ b* are making splendid prog­ three gnjirds nnd smashing go ahead with the work just ns fast * NE WPITCIUNG STAFF MIAMI DOCTOR RECEIVES lilocks hud been swept by the flames, j ■-a ress toward dissipation of toi down the doors, a gang of pledged by the MethoillstH throughout FOR THIS SEASON Frank J. Hoover, n baker, wns burned 912,00 WORTH OF RADIUM our agricultural difficul­ liquor thieves believed to iih funds come in from the money to death when ho entered his shop in ; ton ties" was made by Presi­ I number thirty, early tfiduy thl1 state. Ultimately the plant will «r ( l l r Tlir Aaaiirlnlril I'rraa/ an uttempt to recover valuables and ( l l r Tlir Aaaiirlnlril I'rraal ito CLEVELAND, March 8.—Covelosdent Harding in a lettor to escaped with twenty-one he worth n minimum of n million dol­ MIAMI, March 8.—Dr. A. R. Pnrtwo boys nro reported missing. The Eugene Meyer, Jr., man­ * kie, Bngby, Morton, Sothoron and rot yoHtordny received a shipment of lars, as $784,000 has Keen pledged for hundred gullonn of tfmnkoy buildings destroyed included FrostMails nro tho pitchers Manager five glass tubes scarcely larger thnn building purposes, and tho people of » aging director of the War toi from Outhrldgo Horsey dis­ Kessler block, tho lurgest iq the city, Finance Corporation, made (to Spenkor of tho Cleveland Indinns, will a pin nnd somewhat shorter. They Lakeland and the city have given a tillery warehouse lit Burknnd the First Nationul Bank. Latest public at tho White House toa depend upon this season, according to cttsvillu, near here. The building sito of seventy-' jht acres contained $12,000 worth of radium. reports say tho flnmcs sweeping toi • advices from tho training enmp at today. liquor wns valued at $35,nn Lnke Hollingsworth, nnd other val­ northward nnd wore threatening the ito ’ ton Dnllns,Texas. V • ()(«?. Thompson Department store. The F. N. Puriley of Osteon was among uable gifts such iih free lights and to# to* *u toi Ito’Vj to* *r., )«- * . Iohh at nine o’clock thin morning was Tho Herald, 15c per week, dollvcrcd the visitors to the city todny. » ■ r.j * r.i b placed at a half million dollnrs. of fivo victims of yesterduy’s storm in Horse Creok valley of South Carolina the mill authorities and tho Red Cross are doing all possiblo to'make com­ fortable tho homeless and Injured. Al­ most two hundred persons made home­ less were cared for last night. Seven injured Htill in Aiken hospital. COMPROMISE BONUS BILL INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE, WILL COME UP MONDAY ... ............. IfaCH■ , -.i ................... i �1 [ ■K S- . - : ,.. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1922 PAGE SIX MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU if We pay 4 per cent Interest on Savings Deposits IT’S EASY TO START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT s I j * j If You wish to Start a Savings Account, Walk Into Our Bank, and Tell any of Us You Want to Start a Savings Account Our toller will give you a card on which to write your signa­ ture, your address, and such other information as required for records. This card is filed away, in our records, and whenever you wish to draw money out the original signature is compared with the signature on your withdrawal cheek. So the teller knows it is genuine. If the teller does not remember your face, he will ask cer­ tain questions, which you have hereto answered on your original new account form. By this means we guard against paying out money to im­ posters and protects your interests. J 1 ,1 Z5« “Julius Caesar" nt the Princess 18th. A BpccinI April pnrty to bo hold Wednesday, nil stnr enst. 2D4-3tc Monday after Enstor at tho homo of Mrs. L. It. Philips, 717 Pork avenue, was decided upon. Other Important items of business relative to tho Cir­ cle work, wore brought beforo tho meeting. At tho close tho hostesses served hot chocolnto, sandwiches, and social teas, and n delightful social hour wus enjoyed. -------*i Tho next meeting will be a t the Classified Ads 6c n line. No to homo of Mrs. Claudo Herndon, G05 ..nd taken for less than 25c. to Magnolia nvenuo, April 3rd. and positively no classified to ads charged to anyone. Cash to PRETTY PARTY FOR VISITOR must accompany all orders, to A very pretty party was given by Count five words to a line to Mrs. George Paxton, Inst Friday ev­ and remit accordingly. to ening at her homo on Myrtle avenue, . to in honor of MIbs Mnrio Floyd, of to to ta to to to to to to Opnlnkn, Ala., the guest of Miss Fern Ward. There were six tnbles of play­ WANTED ers. After several interesting games of WANTED—For our trade, FimTtln fruits and vegetables of nil kinds, bridge, refreshments were served. All unlimited outlet, prompt returns.— present enjoyed Mrs. Paxton’s grac­ Artec Fruit Co., Florences. C. 200-fltc ious hospitality. CLASSIFIED = ADS : FOR RENT Enstor Mondny the ball of the sea­ son. 296-2tc FOR RENT—Lovely Inrgo apartment, nlso gnrngc. Apply 417 West IIIG HAPTIST MEETING Second. 200-ltp There has been arranged for Snnford a big Baptist meeting for Weda number of prominent speakers and nesday of this week. There are to be the public is invited. Dinner will be served nt the church. It is expected that Dr. It. S. McArthur, of New York, will be here. The program follows: Morning 10:00—Devotional. United Prnyor for Loyalty of Our People. 10:30—Florida and the Campaign. 11:00—Our Association and the Cam­ paign. 11:30—The Gospel of the Kingdom. CONSCIENCE5« FUND ’ ’ll ■ D A ILY COTTAGE FOR *RENT—J. Musson. 204-8tp __ * -— FOR RENT—Comfortnblo light house keeping rooms, 318 Palmetto ave­ nue. 290-10tp - '-m __________ H The Star Today □ LIONEL BARRYMORE in “BO O M ER A N G BILL” A tnle of the underworld of New York and n love that touched its shadow with glory. Also— Fox News and a Comedy Princess Tuesday— Vierra’s Hawai­ ian Singers and Players T O M O R R O W " - Jn ck le Co°K«n “T h e Kid" in l U l f l U I i l i U Tf 1 “Peck’s Bad Boy" also “Red Hot Love" a comedy and “Topics of the Day" Chas. llrndy, tTie Baritone Soloist, will sing every Wed­ nesday Night SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West First 8trcet 1018 West First Street FOR SALE Ft lit s ALI-J—My home on corner of FOR SALE—Tomato plants, nny LOST quantity, for prompt delivery.— First and French nve. Price $-1,000. Chnso & Co., Phono 530. 288-tfc LOST—On First street, a long bnr Cash or terms.—J. A. Rumbloy. ponrl pin with one penrl out, Satur­ 290-5tp FOR SALE—Two story business i si n n la itj day night. Finder please leave at building. Apply to the owner, Klon FOR SALE—Double bnrrel gun. No Herald nnd receive reward. 2H.'i-tfc Arcs, 805 9th St. ' 284-20tc use for it. Cnll nt corner 4th nnd Lots of objectors to the labor lead­ Sanford Avc. 292-3tp FOR SALE—Warehouse with R. R. siding. Within four blocks of center ers’ panacea of taking government FOR SALE OR LEASE—One 20 aero, of city. work from private concerns to keep ono 10 ncro Snnford nvo. wnlking Geo. W. KNIGHT navy ynrd pay rolls full. distance to city. Two lots corner R cccbh. • 272-tfc Center nnd Elm nvo. Two lots west Afternoon Two Dollars Will Start a Savings Account Following tho oxnmplc of bigirsr side Palmetto nvo., 60 ft. from Elev­ FOR SALE—Oak nnd other hurd 2:00-Devotional. powers, Norwny nnd Denmark are wood, strnnd wood range, $2.50; and Put This Calendar Bank in Your Home United Prayer for the Success enth St. Mnke offer. B. T. Corey, making faces nt each other. fire plnco, $2.00.—Hoskins Jones, owner, 116 N. Spring St., Los Ange­ of our work. The teller writes your mime on the deposit lmnk hook and Bcnrdnll Avenue. 280-tfc 288tf; 29-tf enters the amount deposited. You then walk out of the ■ 2:30—The Task in Our Churches. les, Calif. Tho Herald, 15c per week, delivered 3:00—Stewardship. FOR SALE—5 acres excellent celery FOR SALE—Hnrloy Dnvidson motor bank, in possession of a SAVINGS ACCOUNT BOOK. The cycle, two cylinder, three Bpecds. next thing to do, is to form THE DAILY SAVING HABIT. ■ 3:30—Two Minute Reports from the land, now set in spring crop. See Box 010. 285-12tp Churches, F. E. Milieu, West Side. 295-Otp It's about as easy as buying the daily paper. Henry McLaulin, Jr. Evening Hour ■ FDR SALE—AUTOMOBILES, 1919 MISCELLANEOUS OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST Every One, Young and Old, Should Have a S 7:30—Results of the Campaign. Dodge, gooii tiros, very cheap.— Miss Welch, the Famous Beauty Inspirational address by a Bryan-Wheeler Motor Co. 206-2tp Specialist nt Bowor 6i Roumillnt’s all Savings Account prominent speaker. 287-7tc FOR SALE—One ton Stewart truck, this week. We have saved a place for you. A bargain for a quick buyer. Panel POUND With two grand juries busy grind­ body suitable for laundry or dollvory FOUND—Ladles’ pocket book. Ownor ing out indictments, possibly some of service, Continental motor nnd Cad­ mny hnvu Bnmo by calling nt Her­ illac chassis. Just overhauled, $000. New York’s bucket-shop keepers may STRENGHT — PROGRESS — SERVICE ald office, proving property nnd pay­ Write "G. P.” caro of tho Horald. got it alright. iB U K iin a n io ic m n iB iiR D tiiiiiiis iiiiiiiiiiiR S iiii Sanford, Fla. 295-tfc 212 East. 1st St. 205-2tp ing for this nd. VIERRA’S IIAWAIIANS AT Helen I.. drown, of Iienton Harbor, m aun THE PRINCESS TONIGHT Mich., were a motoring party spending -1 Store In Florida yesterday and today in Sanford. 10 Stores In GeorgiaIn the early seventies Mark Twain made an extensive trip to the Hawai­ MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, Mrs. Lcnnder C, Woolfnlk, of Louis­ ian Islands, nnd we have the result of Phone 217-W If jnu tinvp iniy friend* , lilting yon ville, Ky., is tho guest of her cousins | his travels in his book "Roughing it". —If you nrr going nny,there nr eomlng Mrs. G. F. Smith nnd Mrs. M. II. Ma­ To say that ho simply raved over the humr, or U you nrr entertaining, write a pt.ilul rnrtl to tlili department, giving bry. beauty of these islands, would be put­ drtnll*. or trlrhpnnr the Item. It will hr Krrnlly npprrrlntrd. ting it mildly. Ho see references to -Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store Miss Elizabeth Morrill and Mrs. A. this enchanted land throughout all Advance dope—Eater Hall. 2(M-2tc Rowley, of Birmingham, Ala., were his works. This has been more or among the out-of-state visitors in less the experience of all who have Snnford yesterday stopping nt the been permitted to travel to these isles. SOCIAL CALENDAR Montezuma. In 1898 these islands came under MEN’S DEPARTMENT LADIES’ DEPARTMENT the ownership and control of the U. Wednesday—Music and Literature Department of the Woman’s Club Mrs. Charles Martin and attractive S. A. and since that time the wonders will meet at the Club rooms. little (laughter Mildred, of Macon, Ga., of the Hawniians have been made bet­ New Shipment Friday—Mothers' Club will meet nt arc expected to arrive this afternoon ter known, for now they have many1 W. B. BRASSIERS the home of Mrs. George Paxton on and will be the guests of Mrs. Howard boat lines that run regularly, also u EXTRA TROUSERS Myrtle avenue nt 3:30 p. m. Small, Medium and Stouts I'. Smith at her home on Sanford cable by which they arc in touch with the entire world. Saturday—Children’s Story Hour will Heights. In Blue Serge and Fancy Pat­ These islands are 2,000 miles from be held at Central Park at four terns, some extra size, at o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Irving E. Stacey, of San Francisco, and an equal distance Snturdny—Fancy Dancing classes at Little F'alls, N. Y., arrived here today from any other land, are indeed alone the Welaka apartments, at 3:00 nnd nro the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. in the broad expense of the Pacific. f n Viorrn’s real Hawniians will appear o’clock. I. Lucks at their homo on Magnoiiu avenue. Mrs. Stacey is a sister of nt tho Princess Theatre tonight in a complete new program of their sweet LoVeet Smith, of New Orleans, is Mr. Loucks. A NEW LINE OF VOILES mystic and songs. spending a few days here attending This is tho Hawaiian Company that CIRCLE NO. 2 to business. with the raised figures, 40-in. YOUNG MEN’S CAPS has set the standard for Hawaiian Mrs. Wm. Musgrave nnd Mrs. C. H. music in America. wide, yard In Tweeds Mrs. Alfred Liljn has as her guest Smith were hostesses nt the monthly this week, her sister, Mrs. I. E. Rog­ business meeting of Circle No. 2 Mon­ BANKRUPTCY SALE day afternoon. Mrs. Telford, chair­ ers of Savnnnah, Ga. Selling out Handel’s stock Friday, man, presided. The first period of the March 10th, 310 Sanford Avenue.—J. Miss Elise Kirkland, of Camden, S. meeting was devoted to special pray­ D. Parker, in charge of sale. 295-3te er for the revival services now in pro­ C., spent the week end here as the gress at the Methodist church. guest of Mrs. Forest Lake. After tho reading of the minutes the plans for the cooked food sale and CHIPMAN KNIT GREY C. J. Luxmoore, of Detroit, Midi., Just Received apron sale were perfected for Satur­ is making his headquarters at the day, March tho 11th. Plans were dis­ SILK HOSE WASH HATS Montezuma while in the city. cussed for a rummage sale March tho Special For little boys, Sailor effect N. G. Sherouse, of Jacksonville, and H. Chadwick, of St. Augustine, were to to to ha to to to to ’to to transacting business here yesterday. to ha ho to SECOND E. W. Sweet and It. H. Sweet, of to *. HAND Benton Harbor, Mich., were among tho to 7-pass, for 8200 cash and 10 ha 5 0 c _ tourists stopping at tho Montezuma to to monthly payments at $.10 yesterday. . to to The Seminole County B an k ! SOCIETY v .. • i [cv i. r J' b The Churchwell Co. 50c and 75c 75c I IN I w Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bailey, of Corn­ wall, Ont., Canada, Misses Vinnn and to to to to B .& O .M — C Knnt ord, Fl ori da $1.50 and $2 $1.25 BUICK J. H. Wraggo, Fernandina, was in tho city yesterdny transacting busi­ ness. While here he mndo his head­ quarters at the Montezuma. ton -P A Y CASH to ha to You’ll Spend Less and Buy More—TRY IT ha to to to to to to to to to : Tho Herald for Post Cards. T ita n B a tte r ie s --C o s t L ess CAILLE ROW BOAT MOTOR Just what you need for this sea­ son's fishing. On display at Ball Hardware Co. Sanford Machine Foundry Co. HOF-MAC BATTERY COMPANY AGENTS “BUILT FOR AN OVERLOAD” s and The Churchwell Co. First Street- —Sells it for Less -Welaka B lo ck �T H E SA N FO R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , W E D N E SD A Y , MARCH 8, 1922 PAGE* TWO published t m r slltn iM s •***»» day nt Ik r H e rald Guild In*. 10T Msgnnlls Ave„ Hanford, Kin. THEiHERALD PRINTING CO J PUIJI.f SIIKIIH IIOI.I.Y____________________ __ Editor ,11.1.AMD__ Beerotnry-Treooorer NKIil......... - ....... General Mnnn«er 1 IIW IN _____ Circulation Mnnnser ■•kune 148 op to OiOO I*. M. Advertising Itnten Mnde K n o w n on Subarrlptlon Price In Adranco One Yenr .— I Sis St u nlho - ......... ............ ............... Delivered In City ky Cnrrlor One W e e k ................ ......... —......( The M e 12- to lH-pone W e e k ly H e r­ ald entirely covers Seminole Connty nnd to published every Prldny. A d v e r ­ tising rates mode know n on nppllratlon. Democratic In politics. V.1.AO per penr, slw ny ■ In ndvnnce,_________________ MUMlIKIt TUB A S S O C IA T E D PIUCHH The potato growers of Hastings are looking forward to n big crop and good prices. The same old cry all over Florida. Greatest state in thd onion. in Georgia wore less than one per that they are not forced to take a UNCLE HANK cent. Peoplo had not noar ao many paper published in some other city ns luxurles nnd convonloncoa as now, but formerly for they enn now g« t tho thoy had more nnd hotter food, moro name news at least twelve hours in comfortnblo and durable clothing, and advance of any other news source de­ despite the ten and twolvo hour livered in Snnford. The Jacksonville Workdays, moBt of them had moro Metropolis sums up tho work of tha Bleep. reporters on tho daily papers: Mr. Cleveland in 1884 mndo his “The newspaper reporter is tho most campaign on the tariff and tho “pubnonchalant and at tho same time tho lie office Is n public trust” idea. Mr. most alert fellow in the world. 'No' Cleveland wns an earnest and honest to him is not an end; it is a begin­ mnn nnd wns-oloctod. Owing to tho ning. As far as it Is humanely pos­ Somite remaining Republican, there sible ho is immune from insults, be­ wero no economic chnnges during his cause ho is very impersonal in his ndminifltrntlon. Business was good work, although sometimes he is very nnd taxes nnd pricos advanced but personal in his methods. Originnlity little. Mr. Cleveland was defeated in and ability to execute idons arc tho 1888 more because he wns not n standards by which he is judged in spoilsman thnn anything else. Ho his work by the profession, but he wasn’t so profuse in banding out the must always follow the Hue of ac­ offices, really tried to put good mon curacy. Ideas thnt are conceived at Nowadays, when a young gal grow* the expense of truth invnriably prove up. she hus to have her dresses short­ in public plnces and tho northern Democrats wont back on him. With boomerangs, for news, after all, Is ened, the oleettion of Hnrrlson In 1888, the merely truth told In coherent form. Rcpublican party begnn to ride for a “In this modern ego, when any news fnll. It increased n protective to prothat breaks may affe.'t- the whole hibitive tariff, and begnn to try to wyrld, reporters are Htntioncd in all lift itsolf over the house by pulling corners of lie globe, some of whom on its bootstraps. It was about then spend the greater portion of their that old mnn H. C. of L. came of age, time just waiting, while others are nnd bns been growing ever since. The hot on the trail of facts twenty-four McKinley tariff boosted mnnufneturhours in the day. Patience is absoing at the expense of fnrming, only fnr tho manufacturers to find they couldn't sell theier goods. Mr. CloveInnd wns re-elected in 1802 on n wnve cy. No doubt ho did the best he honlth—to everything that is really .worth while. But such a largo portion of them are pandering to Idloness or useless activity and luxury that the good result of all haa boon moro than neutralised. The American stock th.it won this continent from the wilderness was IndiiBtrinl nnd frugal. It had »ome gross vices, but they «r*ld not debase and deteriorate mind and body as do tho moro refined dissipations today, The Hons of old American stock arc chiefly concerned in finding sunproof jobs, whore they do not need to rniso n sweat nnd tho daughters to cither marrying money or not marrying at nil, nnd In cither cnBo to nvold ns fnr ns possible the bearing of children. The hot, nerve-wracking musclc-Btrnining work is pnssod to the negro, the Dago, the bohunk and the Chink, and the only reason why these races have not taken our inhorItnnco nwny from us is thnt they contract laziness nnd cxtravngnnco fastor thnn wo do. What is the remody? There isn’t any. Mankind novor lenrns wisdom except through suffroing. Wo will go on pyramiding— only from tho npex up—until dire want, sheer inability to live, brings about n dcbncle, nnd then what is loft of tho nation will painfully rotrnco its rond. It will have learned its lesson—but its grandchildren will forget it. BANKRUPTCY SALE Selling out iJandcVa stock Friday, March 10th, 310 Sanford Avenue.—.1. D. Parker, in charge of aalo. 205-3te WARNING! o u p r e m e Seven - Passenger With Famous ANSTED ENGINE ($2285 F. O. B. Factory) This- car Is built specially to meet the demand for a ■trlclly high-grade, unstinted, unernmped, scvcn-passenger touring car—come and see itl DISTRIBUTORS SANIORI) Looks like poor old Georgia and especially the country around Augus­ ta, has had enough misfortune with­ out having a big storm up there yes­ terday to complete the work of de­ struction. Augusta Ims had half a dozen fires in tho past six months that almost wiped up the city, the country ims hud the cotton diubnek, the boll weevil, the Wall Street “Flu" and everything else that could happen to them. After thinking the matter over the British people have decided that they were too rougli on Lloyd George and they had better keep Him awhile long­ er to lend them out of the wilderness. It is. usually the way of the public. Once they get a good mnn in office they are never satisfied to keep him there and because he is n great lender thuy are jealous of him and are anx­ ious to crucify him on tiie cross of public opinion. Great men are hard­ ly uver elected ami once elected they arc tiie target for the shafts of public opinion forever after—dirty flings that carry the poison to the hearts of the victims and finally kill them olf. Wilson is a sample of this work in America. An editorial in a recent number of the Sanford Daily Herald entitled, “Please print this," reminds us of an experience we once had in Kentucky. Brother Holly says he occasionally gets a request "to please print this." accompanied by "hut I don’t want it changed. Print it just as it is.” We got n similar request ono time—iu fact, we got such requests frequently —but on this particular occasion wo wore feeling a little bit mean, were bilious or something, and wo took the budding author (or ess) at "its" word ami printed it just as it wus. Not u solitary change in the manuscript did we make. But after the paper enmo out, O hoy! you ought to have seen what took place. We wore too lazy to run and too cowardly to fight, hut heartily wished we were in any other place, if that budding writer's chuncch of heaven depend upon “its" forgiv­ ing us, t l n goner, sure.—Kristis Lake Region. lnit right in the middle of his days cnHh’ hi l / U l / U L mouths at 830 came a panic, whieh the country was Good tires, nnd top ami boroly recovering from when Wilson mechanical condition good. nnd the Democratic party went into Editor J. II. Benjamin of the Ocala power on tho usual pledges of econo, Star lias written n classic in review­ my and reform. ing the political history of the United We all know there wns nothing of Sanford, Florida States nnd in discussing present-day either, and the outbreak of the world economic nnd social problems. It is war probably saved the country from so timely thnt the Herald feels it is just such another experience ns it rendering n service to its renders in had during Cleveland's second ndminreproducing the entire edilurini, as istration Roform of the national ftfollows: ! nnncinl system wns -probably the one We notice in the Democratic pnpors 1wise and scientific measure of the CITY TAX HOOKS CLOSE Al’RII the usual old stuff preparatory to a | Wilson administration. This wns a 1, 1922, AFTER WHICH ALL TAX campaign—denunciation of the Re­ great achievement, nnd probnbly sav­ ES REMAINING UNPAID WILL lit publicans for high tuxes nnd high ed the country from n financial colCOLLECTED BY LEVY AND SALE prices, and promise of relief with lapse in tho lute summer nnd nutumu OF THE PROPERTY UPON WHK’li Democratic victory. a bow Mr. Wilson’s TAXES ARE DELINQUENT. Wo should bo glad to hnvo the j peace policies would hnvo eventually ALFRED FOSTER, campaign result in a Democratic orked out there is no telling, for 201 -2-1to City Tux Collector House of Representatives, It would the war knocked nit calculations into safeguard the South for a while from a cocked but. Thero- wns a greater 1 vicious partisan legislation, but we prosperity in this country in 1918-10* doubt thnt it would mnko any differ­ thnn it ever saw before, but it wns ence to the country. hectic ,nnd wns ebbing in 1920. Largo Shipment of We are rather surprised to know of The defeat of the Democratic party any well-informed mnn nt this time, in 1920 was due to discontent about expecting n change in party control the war, It wns in control of the to lessen the pressure on the con- government during tho war, nnd wns sumer nnd taxpayer. We enn remem blamed for all the mistakes nnd conher back well-nigh fifty years, nnd sequences of th e mistakes. There is ran certify that the rearguard of ev- no reason to believe thnt it mnde an y , cry administration, so fnr ns the cost more mistakes than the Republicans of living wns concerned, always would have made, but the people were Substantial reductionfrom last camped on the ground from which sore and mad and took it out of th e' year's prices For Information nnd reservel u the vanguard hail marched out. The party in power. It wns n good thing f f * i i Tf 1 r\ see Kenneth Murrell, Adjutant Cnnq trumpet has never cnlled retreat for for the Democratic party thnt it was H i l l H fl tV l lATA I 'D I A bell-Lessing Post, Sanford. Your Most Important Decision W hether you are a business or professional man—farm er or wage-earner—is yeur decision to save regularly and consist­ en tly-building up a bank sur­ plus to meet your future needs THE WORLD AT YOUR DOORSTKl NOTICE Wo have a limited supply of the now Peace Doilnrs which we will tribute to our friends nnd customers ns long ns they last QUALITY A COMMUNITY BUILDER from “the cheapest th at’s good to the boat th at’s made!” We carry every­ thing a first class grocery should. —A Trial Will Convince— F. p. FORSTEIl, President ^ “SERVICE THAT COUNTS” Wo handle everything In DEANE TURN ER Phones 497-494 i WELAKA BLOCK Courtesy and Prompt Ser­ vice Our Motto ■—1-~~ II. F. WHITNER, Cashier THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE , Car Lots or Loss. Ship us Richmond, Virginia �■' r ■•■ %‘ ■ ■ ■•■ v” * ‘'■\r‘‘- ?,r^ ' ■ I , / ' y ■ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1922 PAGE THREB THE MEN OF SANFORD AR^ INVITED TO THE REVIVAL AT lilETHOPIST CHURCH-— — TONIGHT- - - - - — SPECIAL SERVICE pattison Kline to Deliver Notable Chautauqua Lecture do Von Think When %>u «.,nkr will bo the challenging lee, K . »>,)“ ■ » ' i'»t"“ n. k1|m' " e' 1K r „ educator nml lecturer, nt the Zing Itodpnth Chautauqua. Sis address Is doslgned to arouse rim l women everywhere from men|lethargy In regard to the problems PATTISON KLINE LyC), (ire facing Amerlcu mid tin UrM today. J Mr Kline achieved n splendid L ,ut';:i|nii UK II lecturer <>» quest lorn If mi mm Import. During the pusl i hi> lectured over 00 times in tliim:<• id.... . l'ls nddresses nre til. s ri'ii'tnn tlve eontrlhutlons t' riiiti tlmndit Mini ure ulwnys we "•!*isM'-nll> received hy his mull [ATER LEAGUE TO 'LAN CANALS BIG 1RLAND0 MEETING Potato Growers* Prospects Bright Hastings District ta ta kn Ka *a Daily Fashion Hint DEATHS melting tar," said tho mayor, "and a bountiful supply of feathers. The next man caught In n hold-up will be tarred and feathered and carried thru tho streets ns an example to the com­ munity. "In tnklng this step the citizens tf Wood Lynne believe they can break up tho practice within a short time.” Tho town hns been organized into vigilante committees who hold them­ selves in readiness to respond to call for help, Mayor Kramer added. ALLEGED PLOT TO STEAL FRADY ' FROM MIAMI JAIL <11* Thr Associated Press) ST. AUGUSTINE, March 8 .-A MIAMI, March 7.—Frady spent a tour of inspection made yesterday af­ restless night in jail after being tak­ ternoon through the potato section of DORA STAFFORD IIALLARl) en thoro late yesterday when authori­ St. Johns county revealed the fnct Mrs. Dorn Stafford Hnllard, wife of ties learned of an alleged' plot to ov­ that the potnto growers this senHon Richard Italian], nnd the daughter of erpower the hospital gunrda nml put have perhaps the best prospects for n Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Stafford, of Lake him on n boat for Cuba or South Am­ big crop that they have had for many Monroe, died in Chattanooga, Tenn., erica. years. Wednesday, March 1st. Three deputies with automatic shot­ The farms in the vicinity of Elkton, guns stood guard all night on the Mrs. Hnllard was stricken some J Spuds, Hastings ami Oranga Mills two weeks ago with influenza and was stntrwny lending to the hospital ward HARDING TO START which comprise the majority of the thought to be recovering from this I of tho jnl! nnd the night passed uneFOR FLORIDA TODAY acreage in this county, all look mnrvc- drend malady when pneumonia was \ vonful. lously well and in almost every cuse contracted and her death resulted ------------------I Itjr Thr A ••(■<■lot rd l*rni| the potato fields are showing practic­ within a few days. “For many months there hae been • * MIAMI, Fin., March 7.—President ally a hundred per cent stand. Mrs. Hnllard was horn in Tarborn, Harding was scheduled to leave this under consideration the project of de. The fields which were planted early Gn., January 20th, 1800, nnd removed morning for Florida, according to ,i ; veloplng a golf course on Hortl Point, in Jnnuury are now a solid spnee of with her pnrents in enrly childhood to telegram received here Inst night. Hit about two miles cast of Cocoa,*' days green. The plnnts nro all healthy Lake Monroe, where she attended the first stop In expected to bo St. Augus. tho Cocon Tribune. "On February 9 n and strong nml growing vigorously public schools, nnd later she nttended compnny of Interested gentlemen met tine. every day. There nre a number of the school in Snnford, having graduated nt the Bntik of Cocoa and took the farmers who were late in getting the here in 1016. 0300 necessary stops to form a $80,000 FILE BANKRUPTCY PETITION corporation for the purpose of putting xcs seed in the ground, hut these pro also' She was married to Richard Hnllard showing plants oil smaller size, hut October 27th, 1010, and has since thnt In the golf course." Now the project Ills Thr Amiidnlrd I ' r r u l also of uniform growth and in perfect time resided for the most part until NE WYORK, Mnrch 7.—Three al­ has been launched, It will soon be condition. leged victims of Alfred E. Lindsay, completed. A part of the land hae nlher death In Chnttnnooga. Mrs. HnlThu weather up to this time has Inrd was loved hy nil who knew her who is charged -with swindling weal­ ' rondy been cleared nnd tho course will been ideal for the crops. There has and had a host of friends in Luke thy women of nearly $1,090,000 In be developed during tho yenr. been just sufficient rains and tho Monroe, Snnford, DeLnnd nnd Chutfake stock transactions, yesterday FOR GINGHAM AND DIMITY cool weather has kept the plants in a tanoogn. Asserting a versatile readiness for filed an involuntary petition in bank­ .lust think of it! A razor nt your strong and healthy condition and free Besides sorrowing friends nml oth­ any daytime demand, these tub frocks ruptcy ngainst him in federal district own price.—Ball Hardware Co. 297-4tc licrnld the coming of Summer. Check court. Lindsay, described as a dealer from any sign of blight. er loved ones, Mrs. Hnllard leaves a gingham is used to fashion the first Tho acreage planted in Irish pota­ grief-stricken husband, Richard Hnl­ model, which doses on the left shoulder in Investment securities wns recently toes this season is somewhat larger lard, her two year old daughter, Cher­ and at the left side. The front of the indicted in stutc courts. The petition­ than last year ami the fanners will ry; her fnther and mother, Mr. and dress, in [Kind effect, is slashed at tlie ing creditors nro Mrs. Lillian Duke, uinterfaced nnd rolled with a divorced wife of tho "tobacco king," harvest the crops somewhat earlier Mrs. E. Stafford; and four brothers, center, convertible collar. The sides arc this year than usunl. In fnct, they Guy, Will, Rush and Brownie Stafford athercd to a long*waisled blouse. who claims $000,000 and C. Dorothy $100 cash, 10 monthly pay­ tedium size requires 5 yards .12-inch Atwood, who claims $50,000 nnd finrnre now busy assembling tho bnrrels of Lake Monroe, anti one sister, Mrs, ments nt $25. gingham. in their barns to hnve ready for har­ R. N. Cone, of Orlando. New paint nnd tiros, me­ Drain'd at the sides to cnrretqxmd vest time. The funeral of Mrs. Hnllard was witli the skirt, the blouse of the dimity chanical condition good. MENS CLUB MEETING. The only possible handicap now to held Saturday morning at thu Allen frock lo the right is strikingly original. banner crop would be a severe cold Chapel, in Del.and, and interment was Organdy in the color of the figures in Regular monthly meeting of Mens dimity is used to face the drain'd spell which is hardly to be expected made in the DeLnnd cemetery. Dr. the lections on both skirt and waist. Tlie (’lull next Wednesday evening nt so late in the senson. There is a R. W. Thiot, of the Baptist eh ;r<h, cilijes are picotcd. Medium size re­ 7:110. Usunl program of business in­ Sanford, Fla. quires l3, yards .16-inch figured, and slight element of danger from frost, officiating. terspersed with interesting features, 1 vnfl 16-inch plain, material. however, for the next week or two. A sad incident in connection with l*.-i Pa ha fcn *4 P-n »s 294-Rtp 'i'irhi Model: Pictorial Review Dress Tlie growers arc assured Af good the death and funeral was the fact No. 927H. Sizes, 11 to 4-1 indies bust. prices for hte potntoes this spring. thnt the husband was also suffering Price, 11 cents. Second Model: • Blouse No. 9269. I The stock of old potntoes throughout with.influenza ami was unable to at­ 'ires, 11 io 42 inches bust. Price, 10 the country is almost exhausted and tend the funeral of bis wife. •cuts. Skirl No. 9262. Sizes, 24 to 32 ____________________ 1_____ 1 the markets will bo almost bare and tidies waist. Price, 30 cents. eager for the new crop when they CANOE RACE FROM MIAMI make their appearance commencing TO JACKSONVILLE SCHEDULED TAR AND FEATHERS 9 early in April. ------| FOR ROBBERS NOW OAKLAND SIX S •11 ■ .i •i ‘ VI I’ AS jftl B.&O.M — C- f The Bank of Safety jj Security-Service ANY CITIES TO BE REPRESENT(lly Thr AMNiirlntril I'r r M l | ei>—DISCUSS MEANS CHEAP­ MIAMI, March 7.—A canoe rnce New Jersey Has n Unique Punishment ‘•SATURDAY NIGHT” PLAY­ ER TRANSPORTATION ERS DANCE PUPILS from Miami to Jacksonville will be For Highwaymen. held soon, if the challenges and ac­ [Definite plnns for n big meeting of If you aspire to bo a leading wom­ ceptances hurled back and forth by , Central Florida Wnter Traffle an in a Cecil H. DeMHIe’s production, aspirants for canofst honors hero are CAMDEN, N. J., March 7.—Tarring and feathering will be the punishment ['ague in this city on March 24 th you must have had some aesthetic carried to the bitter end. for highway robbers nt Wood Lynne, Jre mnde yesterday at a meeting of dance training under Theodore KosMessrs. Neville nnd Ferry, Duluth, near here, In the future, Mayor Wil- IS directors of the lengue held in off, famous Russian dancer and screen Minn., Canoe Club, issued a challenge linm D. Krnmer announced last night. [ local Chamber of Commerce buildfor the race to the local club, nnd it Many residents of the community re­ •■ actor. Every city in Central Floridn Since Mr. Kosloff’s appearance in wns promptly accepted by Dick Hil­ cently hnve been held up nnd robbed 3 ■I he invited to send representatives DcMille productions two years ago, ton and Richard Steele, of the Minml of sninll sums. ■ |> it is expected thnt the industries the director has sent many of bis fa­ Club. The Duluth conoists hnve re­ "Wo have obtained a big tank fcjr Inested in transportation problems mous players to the Russian dnneer turned home for n canoe and it is 2 I■ ll be well represented, planned to hold the rnce upon their for training and exercises that devel­ J pe meeting will be held in tho op grace. So satisfactory hns this return. Inty courthouse nnd Senator Park proved thnt the producer now requires Under present arrangements, each Immell, former Congressman C. I). nil his lending women to attend Kos- canoe will carry two men, nnd the |incs, of Now York and Altamonte, oiT’s dancing classes. wilier will be determined by the ncChapped Viands l W. T. Donnelly, a naval engineer Lentrico Joy and Edith Roberts, ttml paddling time. Stop-overs along and faces needn’t | Brooklyn, and other well known who share the principal feminine hon­ the route will lie permitted. bother. i will be speakers. ors in "Saturday Night," which comes J. Sllgh, n local fruit shipper, to the Star Theatre Friday nnd SnturBREAKS BOWLING RECORD. I president of tho longuo, said thnt day night are tho latest additions to sooth es and heals l lli T b r A ■«<>«-InI «-d I'rrna) proposed canal system from KIs- the training school. Conrad Nngul, TOLEDO, O., March 7.—N. Lumli.chaps and chilblains Imeec to tho St. Johns river nt Jnc); Mower, Theodore Roberta, Syl­ gren, of Chicago, rolling on the third ^ “ iickjy and gen*1^ Jiford and thence to tho Indinn riv- via Ashton, Edythc Chapman, Julia shift of the singles event yesterdny lon tlie East Coast would be the Faye, James Neill, John Davidson and : Id topic of discussion, although, oth- the other members of the cast of this broke the American howling congress tournament record and roiled into Itneans of obtaining reductions in picture also have been pupils of Kosfirst plnce with a score of 729. LundImportation costs would be brought loff while appearing in previous Cecil gren had games of 2.14, 2112, nnd 203. H. DcMille productions. i [oth Mr. Siigh and W. M. Tarpley, A YEAR'S RESIDENCE |fic manager of the P. Phillips Co. GOES Taste is a matter of Irevscd the belief tTxnt tho pros- DR. HYMAN fill- The A««nolnlrd l*rr*ii) TO TAMPA APRIL FIRST tobacco quality 1high rates would cause permanent RICHMOND, Vu., Mnrch 7.—The fry to the eitruH industry of tho We «Ui e It »s our honest bust week we published n print Virginia house of delegates yesterday I*. Immediate means of transport- from the Tnmpn Trlhunc telling of passed n measure providing thnt be­ belief t h at t he tobacco* used in Cheiterfield sre of finer J the crops to the Northern con- tho clccttion of Dr. George Hyman ns fore a person enn Institute proceed­ quali t y (and lienee of b e t t e r ler nt a cheaper rate are neces- the Director of Acttlvltlcs of the ings for n divorce, domicile in the ta s te ) t b a n in a n y o t h e r stntc for not I i' hs thnn one year must I. they snid. First Baptist Church of thnt city. On Ci garet te at t h e price. Incc the league was organized in lust Sunday evening Dr. Hyman re­ be Bhown. h u n t Of M jir i Toka<(t C*. 1 city last fall, shipments to all signed the Pastorate of tho First Bap­ Try n Hernld Want Ad toilnv ihern points by water routes have tist Church of this city in order to ['■' than doubled, and if tho canal accept the work in Tampa. Ho will Jfm which is proposed should go take chnrgc of the new work on April fURh there Is little doubt but that , , , _ |i*umls of dollars would bo saved 1st. The First Baptist Church of Inmpn H ly to the citrus and trucking is the largest in the state and one of pity in this section of the state. tho Inrgest in the South. Already IWc who nttended tho meeting work hns begun on tho erection of a Icriluy were: Robert J. Holly, edi- new building to cost $250,000. A I ’f the Sanford Herald; J. C. Hall, Sunday School building to nccomodnte Th" thill Hardware Compnny, of 2,000 is In course of construction. ferd; <;. \v. Knight, president of When Dr. By man came to Sanford I Hanford Chamber of Commerce, there were only 200 members of the Relieved pt- \V. Penrmnn, secretary of tho Baptist Church here. Since that in J2, Hours Fnnl Chamber of Commerce; W. time over seven hundred hnve been Donnelly, of New York nnd Sun- welcomed into the membership °[ W ithout Drugs l : Knd J, Siigh, W. M. Turplcy church. The smnll frame building Paine In Heart. Cheat, Shoulder. A rm aI benjamin R. Cox, of Orlando.— has been replaced by a magnificent Analna Peetorle-DIflleult Breath. SmotherIn, Dlaar. FalntingSp.il*. Deopeleal SwaOIntlo Sentinel. place of worship arranged for the Inga. Albumen and 8ugar. hare U en perman­ ently relieved utllMn 72 Amrre to 2 irw ls. modern Church nnd Sunday School. (*<f Sderfftfitee, in thousand. |iabidl Pianos, from factory to There will be hut throe or more Jtell Shaul Drug* by The Walden Method. »&£ -C prices. When you nro oqt shop- Sundays of Dr. Hyman's P i r a t e •offerer, of Heart Trouble, Cardlao. Aithma. AmHna. Blood Preeeure,Threatened ParaljrM* I don’t fail to stop in. a t T, J. and his letter to the church when he Hanlened Arterlee and Kldn.y ^ m p W n t. [r & Sons’ and look them over. resigned, stated that ho wanted to re- have no organic trouble and can H prompttr 800 Mr. I.nnier, for prices and double bis energies during thou>**» and permanently relieved by Tne WaH— Method, without ffruga. Write for M peg* 288-tfo for the advancement of tho church. book, copyrighted, explaining the N ature a This Institution, whose success nnd strength has been buildcd by n loynl people, whose most vnlunble asset is the confidence, trust nnd esteem of those who know it best and whose highest entleavor Is to attain still higher plains of service— wishes you a happy, healthful and prosperous New Year. MENTHOLAHJM [ The Peoples Bank of Sanford; h i! e I Chesterfield BANKRUPTCY SALE nalcy must bo almost hero—Bob Selling out Handel's stock Friday. plm to'l resumed talking of the March 10th, .110 Sanford Avenue^-J. r c downfall of tho American ro­ D. Parker, In charge of sale. 295-3te C rif— and Permanent Relief of th e n pUInta. without drugn. Chart, Reference*, etc- which will be eent te .offerer* Free, upon recelptcf a ,t*Um«*t e4 their caw. Addteeai The Walden Inetltnt* Suite 407. Plymouth Bldg.. New Haven, Cob* CIG A R ETTES o f Turkiiih and Domestic tobaccos—blended y �T H E SA N FO R D D A IL Y H E R A LD , W E D N E SD A Y , MARCH 8T1922 PA G E FO UR GET PRICES AND CALL PHONE 4a Jr cl lU M iH r* - ■ • ■JtL Leatxlce Joy;. Jack. Mower and Theodore Roberts 61 a. sum j guamount Picture-*1Saturday / l i g h t C e c i l Jk PeMille At the Star Theatre Friday and Saturday RAZORS! WILL HAYS IS IN THE MOVIE!? NOW They won't last long, better hurry, und got ono nt your own price.—Ball Hardware Co. 297-4tc <11/ T li> A M o c h l f S I’f M i ) NEW YORK, March 7.—Will H. Hays, former postmaster general took up his duties Monday as executive president of the motion picture manu­ facturers and distributors of America. CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 He spent most of tho first day In his sumptuous now offices receiving Southbound best wishes of lodding motion picture Arrivo Departs producers, reading sheafs of congrnt.... 2:36 a.m. 2:46 ijb , ulntory telegrams nnd admiring Imu8:40 a.m. quota sent in by friends. 1188 p.m. Mr, Hays denied ho hud been em­ 3:20 p.m. ployed to bolster tho industry assert­ 7:lj) p.m. ing the following two clauses against attacks on its morality, nBserting the North bgund following two clnuses from his con­ Arrive Departs tract told tho whole story of his du­ .... 1:48 a.m, 2:03 a.m. ties. * 12:06 p.m. "To obtain and then nmintanin the 2:66 p.m. highest possible standards of moving 4:05 p.m. picture production. "To develop to the highest degree the moral nnd educational character Trilby Branch of tho industry. Arrive SELL RUM REAL ESTATE, <11/ T lir Associated P ress) The first floor will be dovoted to a secretary’s office , lounging and smoking apartments, lavatories, lib­ rary, banquet hall nnd kitchen. The banquet hall will hnvc n seating cap­ acity of 400 persons. Claims it Has Keen Practice to Spend Money in Advance GREEN CATERPILLAR * THE WORST ENEMY OF THE TOMATOES <11/ T h f ^ M »rln < r1 P r r u ) GAINESVILLE, March 7.—A TALLAHASSEE, March 8.—It is its Judgment and discretion deem greenish almost hnnirlcss cutorplllnr the practice in state governmental best. km circles to let contracts nnd spend monThe defendants also claim that in Sr the tomato's worst enemy, accord­ ey before it is in hand, provided there order to bo authorized to make con- ing to Prof. J. R. Watson, entomolo­ is a good likelihood of it being in tracts for the expenditures required gist of the Florida Experiment Sta­ hand when the time comes to pay, uc- by the act in question it is not re­ tion, whoso business is to evolve ways cording to unswer filed in circuit court quired that there should he nt thnt nnd means to ameliorate the farmers by counsel for the Hoard of State in- time actually in the treasury money troubles insofnr ns plant protection is stitutions defending against the ne- to meet the appropriation made for concerned. This little insect eats its way into tion of tax payers of Mnrion county that purpose nnd all other npproprinthe tomato, nnd consumes its con­ who are seeking an injunction to to- tions made enrlier; thnt the law con­ tents, but hecauso of the worm's pre­ strain the awarding of the contract templates and it bus been the reedgfor the addition to the cnpitol of the nixed practise in this state always for dilection for corn, especially sweet continuances of work under any con- appropriations to lie made und con­ corn, tomato damage can be prevented tract already awarded. The answer (tracts culling for the expenditure of Prof. Watson Bays. An occasional double row of corn nlso denies that tho legislature adopt- public money to be made made whoned nny specific plans for the addition, ever there would he funds available should he plnnted across the tomato or thnt tho present plans differ to for tho purpose or payments would field nt intervals of about 50 feet, nnd nny substantial degree from those come due; thnt appropriations nnd the corn should he plnnted nt n time shown the solons. The hoard's eoun- contracts in pursuance thereof are ni­ when it will bo coming into silk when sei also filed a demurrer to the tax- ways made with reference, not only tho first fruit is forming on tho to­ payers' bill for injunction. jto the money actually in the treasury mato vines, Further In the matter, Prof. W at­ These citizens of Marion county but ,,H **** w^h reference to un­ son says: sought to enjoin the Hoard of Com- ticipated revenues to he collected un"The corn should be dusted with missionors of State Institutions ‘>or levies already made or authorized, lend nrsenntc for hud worm when from proceeding to have constructed j The defendants also allege thut about knee high. Tho bud worm Is the extensions and alterations of the uven bad the legislature specifically cupitol building under the provisions adopted the plun for a U-shaped of Chapter 3422, Acts of 1921, on the . building that the plan adopted under grounds, thnt the hoard has adopted "hlch the work is now progressing a plan for tho extension of the capital | n° substantial departure therefrom building different from thut adopted but *n conformity to such general i hey wm or authorized by the legislature. They l»lu,,s uml »>« Kreuter change In such in., uoubie rows or corn contend thnt the legislature in puss-1supposed plan than the act nuthorn- nffortl shade for the moths which lay w from which the trouhi«,om. ing nnd enacting the Htatutc did so e8, ^he defendants deny that the worm, hatch. By thus offoniinir with reference to a plan for extend- complainants an citizens and tax pay­ cool shades, the cowpcns attract the ing the north and south wings to the ,en* the H*utu have such un intermoths away from th e tomatoes; west thus giving the enlarged buildrouttcr »s to entitle them IlnrvcBt the corn before the worms ing the shape of a U. They fu rth er.tH nmlntaln a suit or to enjoin the claim thnt such plan was submitted to • H“ bl board from constructing the them and adopted by the legislature building according to the plans adoptnnd thut the hoard has adopted and t><* by it as the complainants have no is proceeding with a plan by which personal or direct intreest in the mnt- CROSS STATE ROAD tho completed building will have the “-'r 8rottter or th“n h*‘B IS NOW BUILDING shape of a maltose cross. Iothor clti*cn of th« 8tuU*' whether tnxWILL LINK COASTS , , , . . . . . . 1payer or not. They further cluim that at th e ,' , , . , , , . , i . Tho defendants also cluim by way time the Hoard of Commissioners o f , (|f (|cmurn)r incorporntct, ln their State Institutions le the contract thut tho court ,K wlthout the construct on of the extension, ami | jurjH(1Ietj(m t() contn>| tho judKnMmt alterations of the capital there was (|Ucrutlo„ of tho „,mnl of Com- WASHINGTON, March 7.—Declar­ ing that there was a nation wide scheme to sell real estate of questionLeesburg Branch ale value nt M ubcIo Shoals, Ala., con­ Arrivo tiguous to the government nitrate ......... 3:56 p.m. nnd power properties, Irving 11. Hlctt, ........ 2:50 p.m. president of the Nntionnl Association ........ 5:50 p.m. of Real Estate boards, yesterday urg­ ........ 1:30 p.m. ed the convention of thnt organization ........ 7:00 p.m. to investigate the situation. He in­ sisted the executive committee take Oviedo Branch sotps to protect tho county. Mr. xNo. 126.......... 7:45 p.m. Hlctt snid the had heard thnt prnctl- xNo. 127.......... cnily worthless marsh las was being x—Dnily, except Sunday. subdivided and sold y unscrupulous promoters. Departs 7:00 a.m. 8:25 p.m. 7:60 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Specialist In Spinal Adlusim^, Wm. J, Kermode, D r Doctor of Chlroprnclic S. 0 . Shinholser .J . ... FLOHU) J WE DELIVER T ill(iooiw ________ Quick Service Tiansfoi Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; It „« tell us. Phone 198 H. W. NICKERSON Public Accountant; Audits—Systtn Incomo Tax Service Room 10 McNeill-Davis Bldg, "hone 852 Orlando, Fli Auto Radiator Repair! Shop I Located at 207 French Are., helwtfi Departs SIIOT FROM HIS HORSE (11/ T h e Anaurlntrd I'r rsa) CHARLOTTESVILLE, Vo., March 7.—George V. Garrison, n merchant nt Campbell, Albemarle county, was shot from his horse yesterday In front of the home of Max Profltt and died before medical aid could reach him. Prifit, the alleged slayer, surrendered to a magistrate and Is in Jail hero. Sanford Steam Laundrj FOR SERVICE _ Call 146-J W. RAWLING, Prop .. Employment Bureau.. The vocational committee of the Buii neas and Professional Women's Cla requests all young woman Jsstrk employment to register nt the Fin National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman SANFORD NOVELL WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work THOS. J. A. REIDY CONTRACTOR and BUILDE 817 Commercial Street Sanford. FI Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law Geo. W. Knight Practicing in State and Federal Courts Real Estate and Insurance Over Seminolo County Hank SANFORD FLOW George A. DeCottes The law provides that "If tax Attorney-at-Law ... Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD -:- FLOK1 Th|8 is to notify nil concerned ,, , , , . , . , ... t h , ,t thD re(|Uir«mcnta of low will com plied with m id the T ax Books will positively he closed on April first ns provided by law nn(j njj ]arHjH on which taxes have not been paid will be ad­ vertised and executions issued for unpaid personal property taxes. Is a real town. _ And pretty soon she is going to be a real city. Tax Collector, Seminole County Do you remember when you could have bough! ft around 4th or 5th streets on Park avenue for five or six nun1 dred dollars? IF YOU DON'T ACT NOW you are going to do some . more remembering, and the second time you rem em ber u i going to hurt. 292-M-W-S A. P. CONNELLY, Agent a t y o u r o w n p r ic e ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■ Drop a Coin in the Box | For a few days only Auditing------- Accounting------- Ai INCOME TAX SPECIALIST i Law Library Bldg., Ocala, Fla. . 421V4 Marietta St., Atlanta, 0*- At SANFORD, FLA., WEDNESDAY, Mch. 8 ter tho capitol building as it might in (h of a Grecian type. I Contractor and Builder SANFORD Your own terms. DROWNED IN STREAM 1 Gamer-Woodruff Hnlldinr Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m. nnd 1 to 0 p. m Sundays and evenings l>y ap,,0intniJ �TV•* .'JH n n 8, 1922 n» m m big scones in the plcturo nil of which have boon splendidly handled by George Jacoby, the director. PERSONALS OUT WITH THE ROAD SIGNS Poln Negri. Despite Her Name. Is Su,„,. |.,kcl»nd Lnundry branch olllco porb in “The hast Payment.” u .porllne ■ » « » WBHon* l" u " d r)' ,lc ll,• rl, _____ _ Mr nmJ Mrs. E. A. Ball were among the visitor- to Orlnndo yostorday from 5*nford. _____ ,| M smith of Winter Park was in the city todaJy looking over his rc&l ^tate nod property! ' Are you observing Lent? If you tTV you will not bo interested in the nfw place enrds at the Horald office. y0u can look st them, nnyhow. The members of Campbell-Loasing post Americnn Legion are getting jendy to invade Palm Bench noxt week and attend the meeting of the State Association. t * The County Commissioners of Or­ ange county at their meeting yester­ day ordered every road sign on the Grange county ’ondwnjs to be taken down at once. This means thnt Or­ ange county will not only plant trees Our weather observer gives Of HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, SHIRTS, ami flowers nlong tho right-of-way the weather for part of yes­ hut they do not purpose to have the ■ SHOES and other Spring Merchandise terday in the report today beauties of nature spoiled by tho ob­ and 83 looks "rawther ■ jectionable road signs that now stare *"> twisted" you know, hut it is rolling in at our place each express. you in the face every time you glance * cooler than Hit today* and the out of a car nnd try to see something " finest weather that could of tlie beauties of nature in this fnvbo hatched for the vege­ oted part of Florida. The action of * table growers. Nothing the Orange county commissioners is * t could he better, everything P-j i very commendable and their action is lovely, the city and coun­ IQ will ho followed by the commissioners try is saved and the banks of other counties in the state until are still loaning . money. Florida will bo ns clean as other states What more do you want? that have adopted this plan long ago. l« A. M. MARCH 8, l!*22 Left with a free hand to put up as Maximum 83 many signs as they please tho sign Minimum 4{i hoard advertisers will go on and on Range ... fit) until there is nothing left of the road­ barometer 30.28 ways except a solid wall of advertise­ Rain ,5*1 ments. Seminole county is getting as North and dear. had us tlie rest of them and it would The Store Thnt is Different he a good tiling for the Woman’s Club " ■1 M Pn Pa fci Ra and tiie other clubs to call tlie a t t r i ­ Sanford, Florida tion of the county commissioners to Pi *•:> Pa p?i Pn Ra Ra Ra tlie action of the Grange County Com- ” a D a n i ] i a i i D i i a i a m i i R i i i R « i i i s ! i R i m i n i H i a i i i u a i i a i missioners in their courts to m a k e _______________________________________________________________ tlie roads beautiful as well as stilii ■■■■■■ The many improvements in renl castnntial. The Orlunilo Sentinel news mnilc to tnto holdings nnd tho general activitem about the action of the Orange Gentlemen! have your order. Ity in city property means thnt many County hoard is as follows: For Florida; Fair tonight homes will be built hero this followed by increasing "The highway beautification move­ Our New Spring samples are here and new >j|r ment took a lung leap forward yes­ for the next ten days we a ill give an cloudiness Thursday; some­ terday when tin* county commission­ extra pair of pants with each suit or-' what warmer on tin* main­ - - ---- 1 ers unanimously ordered that ail ad­ iler. All work made in my shop. land. «■■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ... ' vertising signs and bulletin Itoords TERMS: CASH NO CREDIT Pn Re. a 4 s i along the rights of way of the county M ►r Pj With a demand for -________ _ should be removed by April 15. “The order was introduced by Com­ Glass Bottles and Con­ S tiltC A llto m o b ilc missioner S, S. Sadler, who lias co­ Opp. I’liHlnlTice Association to Meet operated with the committee appoint­ I'lione 1P2 amounting* to Sanford, Fin. tainers ed by tin* Orlnndo Chamber of Com­ SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE WHAT’S IN A NAME ANYHOW? W P« pta n P® 1^ Pol’la Negri, famous screen star, was enlled by olio critic “a serious dramatic star with a funny name.” It is a name quite unlike "anything else on the market” and it earns the distinction of being unique. Mile. Nogrl is a Continental star, who has never visited this country nnd, hence hns not boon subjected to the gruelling interviews of American news­ paper men. Poln Negri won enviable fame as the star of "Passion,” and abo will lie seen at the Star Theatre tomorrow night in "The J.nst Pay­ ment," a Paramount picture. Her portrnlay in this superb photoplay Is snld to e______ one of the eat over seen on the silent stage. ---------OVKIIH) ORCHESTRA IS M \K|NG Gil RAT STRIDES IN MUSIC CHICLES At \ * 5 ■ * ■ a 2 obiles $495.00 Cheaper This Year Than Last |J ll R o d Bottom Prices M . j/ \u CLOTHES ED. RANDALL merce and the sub-eommUleos named by other cities in the county to force r the highway beautification plans. It f provides that persons who now have such signs along the county roads may IUi have until April 15 to remove them. p>l If any remain after that date they will be destroyed by the county road pii B-l superintendent. Tin* number of signs and bulle­ tin boards has greatly increased in the last two years and numerous pro-1 Oil tests have been made by citizens to fe the board of county commissioners. Pi Others have expressed their disap­ P\ proval of the so-called disfiguring ad­ PRI vertisements through the columns of the newspapers. "in many places laws prohibiting the erection of billboards nnd signs have been passed and tiie ruling of tho commissioners is expected to meet with the general approval of the peo­ ple of the county. "L W. Phillips, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce committee, said last night that enthusiastic meet­ ings were being held in tlie various towns of the county nnd that the work of beautifying the highways would go forward with renewed vigor, as n result of the commission's ac­ tion. Po Or; Sa'F Pn l»a Pa * Pa $1111) cash, ten muni Its at Pi $55 fur a good H\ IUl New Cord Tires and paint, p i best of mechanical condition pj fV\ Pi pi Pn Sanford, Fla. LEXINGTON & X ad*frontffJon'da S a n d M fg. Co. ■«3 •09-11 B iiU « BnOdlOf, jM kaoftYil* FBu Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA Will Speak nt First Itnptist Church. Admission Free. ■A N S I ■■■■■■■■■■ ™™— ™ ™™ ^ . ! CLOSING O U T ! BANDEL’S iBANKRUPTl STOCK SANFORD AT ORLANDO FAIR ATTENTION KEIIEKAHS MEN'S CLASSES TONIGHT ' ____ The men's classes of the M eth o d ist church are going in a body to thnt ch tonight tto tho revival, where enuren coins Dr. Walker will preach « special aor- Tidewater Glass 8AVR YOU MONEY Write us I)r. W. J. Christenberry, of Rich­ mond, Vn,, is a visitor to our city to­ day, nnd will lecture tonight at tho First DnptiHt Church. Dr. Christen­ berry has Just returned from an ex­ tended tour through Chinn nnd also the South Americnn countries. His subject tonight will be “Child Life in Chinn.” The public generall is invited nml dnmisslon is free. The lecture begins at 8 P. M. There will he n song ser­ vice proceeding the lectnro nnd a short address by Dr. C. M. Brittnln of Jacksonville, Fla. ?! P;i Pa Pa Pi P-m Pn Pn p .i Pn GLOBE PIANO CO. NOTED LECTURER HERE TONIGHT over 2(H) tons of manu­ factured glass daily, in the Southern States, Cuba and South Amer­ ica B .& 0.M— C° MARCH Busy at homo and lack of push, San­ ford failed to get in the blue ribbon Regular meeting of Seminole Lodge class. But here oil the job where she Friday, March 10th, nt 0 o'clock, so, thnt nl who wish can go to DeLnnd to "bvays keeps the step, she cleaned up the District meeting Notice the both the blue ribbon and the ong . . i green, a* witness her not market hud' m RS.D. S.'e . STARR, Noble Grand Ket of W.«32,000.00, which floes not include express and boat shipments, I; MRS, LOSSING, Hccty. 207-2tp approximately 50,000 packages now, Our financial connections enables us to -stj ' -'”1' 11 H mobile on terrm to Huit you; and <mr charges ate '* Jj sivc—Usual rate of Interest, plus insurance. * We received this week a shipment of five cats, and >>>u ■ had better come at once if you want one of these. * Ask anyone about the Hup- We believe the Hup to be * 1he best car in the world for the money. \ t> W k itl8 8c B r i t t 1EASY TERMS! ■ J^Iew S h ip m e n ts And they are all selling j. <;. Hall, It. W. Pcarman, W. T. Donnelly, G. W. Knight and U. J. Holly attended a meeting of the dir­ Among the really fine musical or­ ectors of the Central Eloridn W ater­ ganizations of Seminole County is the ways Traffic Lengue yesterdny in Oveidn Orchestra recently organized Orlando under die leadership of E. A. Ball of this city, Tlie organization is officer­ Hats were oxchnngcd at the Meth­ ed as follows: odist church Inst night nnd N. J. Lil­ Mrs. W. J. Lawton, president; Mrs. ian! received one that whilo it suits McCall, vice-president; .Miss Mitchell, him alright is not his own and he secretary and treasurer. feds that during the revival it The orchestra is composed of twonwould not be right for him to keep it. ty-five members nnd is a stringed Therefore if the owner of Mr. Lil­ that is vm ho no nnd brass instrument , orchestra , ian's lint will return It nil will Horald *'es‘mcd to tf,l< e R* pl»cc among the pence and prosperity at the musical organizations of the state in office again. , the near future. They expect to give their first concert at Ovoido some Have you noticed the now adver­ time soon nnd will also give a con­ at Lakeland Monday tisements of the Seminole Bank in cert in Sanford and other cities. Just reference to the savings hank depart­ another instance of the women taking The State Automobile Association ment. Mrs. Victor Check hns charge tiie leadership in nil things good and will meet at Lakeland Monday and it of the new ndvertitfling nnd they nre their first appearance on the stnge is hoped that a large delegation will •nappy and right to the point nnd will will he nwnited with much interest. go down there from this part of the pet results. The Seminole Bank hns Ovoido hns long been noted for great state nnd help to reorganize the nssoalso doubled their regular space an loenl talent in many lines nnd their t int ion and get ready for a big sum they believe in advertising nnd get fine orchestra is only one of the big mer season. M. M, Smith, the prosi results thereby. things organized in that thriving lit­ dent of the Association, tins labored long and faithfully for the organiza­ tle city. THRILLING IS STORY f)F tion and the troubles that have come I’OI,A NEGRI'S GREAT PARA­ upon the body have nothing to do with TO OCALA IS MOUNT PICTURE, "THE the active head for he lias worked THE SLOGAN OF LAST PAYMENT” for co-operation, for organization nnd CENTRAL FLORIDA for the upbuilding of the association One of the most remarknblo stories early and late. Every member of tho „.V ______ is thnt ...... of "Tho __ ___ ever1 screened Lnat “On to Ocala," will bo the slogan of Florida Automobile Association should Payment,” n splendid paramount pic- Orlnndo at least nnd should he tho ^ t(( Lakt,|aml M,mdiiy and help to ture starring Poln Negri, tho famous slogan of nil tho other cities in eon- |m( that means put |)0W new|jfc life tnto into tiio the ,.|u|, club that means icrcen actress, which will bo tho fen- tral nnd south Florida. Sanford will so much to the state In many ways. ture at the Stnr Theatre for ono day, he represented at the meeting offi- Every state in the union has an active, next Thursday. Screen fans who anw dally by Forest Lake nnd D. L. live automobile association and up to Poln Negri in "Pnaalon" and "Gypsy Thrasher but other citizens should nt- n fow mo|)t|,s nff0 Florida had one hut Blood," will find her role in "Tha Last toml this state division or capital rch(|R fnl)on illt() ,|C(.ny is not Payment," even moro fascinating movnl meeting. Sanford is vitally in- functioning properly. The auto clubs thmi tiise she esanyed In tho pictures (crested in the meeting nnd a largo all over the world do a wonderful named. crowd of people should be there. Or- work in good roads, better spirit of The celebrated Btnr is' seen nt Lola, lando is going with the hand nnd all co.0j)Crnlion among the owners of the prett wife of u South Americnn sails arc set ns the following from autos and better legislation for tho cattle ilealor. She meets a young the Sentinel would indicate; benefit of good roads and auto own­ Parisian nnd when her husbnnd is “The hoard of directors of the ers. l>rfl Florida pioriua that mni now has tins more miles nines slain by vengeful vnequeros, she nc- Chamber of Commerce had a session ^ ^uot| r0I,ils than many states and companies tho young man to Paris. It yesterday. One thing endorsed was |1JlJ( nH ,„nny automobiles as any of develops thnt Lola has been previous- encouraging the dispatch of a inon- Nielli, should by all means have an ly married and driven her husband to ster delegation of Orlnndo citizens Ju.^jvc nut„ cluli or association. It Is ruin, hut when she ngnin enters his headed by the Cola-Santo bnnd to the (Up (() members to either inject life, lie recognizes nnd exposes her to state capital removal meeting to be ll);W |jfL, j„t„ the club at the Lnkethe man who vainly Iovcb her. Trng- held at Ocala next Monday. At least |an(| meeting or reorganize into a now edy then enters into tho lives of those 100 Orlnndo citizens nre urged to lir l|roj> the matter altogether. concerned nnd tho subsequent devcl- notify Secretary Cox that they w ill: ------------------ - — opmeats nre ns thrilling niT thoy are go. List your cars. Orlnndo is going DANKHUI'TCY SALE dramatic and appealing. to Ocalo to find out what is doing nnd ... t naIl(|t,|*M st(Urk Friday, I’ola Negri vests tho rolo of Loin Orange county boosters nre expected ' Sanford Avenue.__I. with exquisite arc in her support np- to make a big showing ami Coin-, nil- ^ ^ j,,* charge of sale. 2i»5-3tc pear some of the best known screen to will Idow Orlnndo s horn. Got ■ ’ ___________ artists of Europe. Thore are several in line." CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends due. an in Seminole, and Volusia counties, for B«siaHBBB«BH«MBMM*BBBB*#**BB,,BBBBBBB,,BBBBBBBB*B ................................................................................................................ l( the kind thoughts, expressions of conTdolonce and the magnificent floral ofp tarings, offered, expressed and reculvi cd, in connection with the recent death I'nixl funeral of our beloved wife and S , 5 daughter, Dora Stafford Ballard. RICHARD BALLARD, $ ARE GIVEN TO RELIABLE PEOPLE ON MR. and MRS. K. STAFFORD. M PAGE FIVE 316 Sanford Avenue D. P A R K E R thl! «»*" ''»'1 H»V coming off the same acreage, thanks to our long seasons, "^.Irrigation and Intensive system of '"-rning. Here we do live, never fail»K to make a saving average, pay In^ weekly and keep business up and ^ ^ worW BhoilI(, know » 4 1 V t* .u» t* In Charge of Sale , wjj mo"* „ , , ’ ........ . -imrimr those facts and its to our growing InMr Boyd is lending the sing U. ^ jnform ^ Dnta onsy \ LESS REPAIRS, LESS GAS AND OIL j s j . BETTER TIRE MILEAGE [ - j ~ r -or nil who go. j ------- --- --- | - — — — Mt, to<(| for Sanford. p || | p p p t |,’ |> This cold wenther is making colory ________ ' prospocta loom much brighter nnd I while tho prices may fiuctunto from t time to time the price of good colory They wont last long, better hurry, I is hound to go higher and all nuthori- and get one at your own price - 1 all go Hardware Co. • “1,7- ,tc ! S4!* W FI.ORIDA----------*WBCABBY TUB FARTS jj _ties _ _on_ _tho^ aubject ; ^ think hm it|nIn will Qntl#VlFil ■" —11 Tho Herald for Post Cards. ................................................................................................................................................................. | B. & O. Motor Co. j f .J i • - ---- 1 CHULUOTA INN i On the Okeechobee Ilranch of the Florida Bait Count Railway, Chulnotn, Fla., among the plncB nnd lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date modern brick hotel, with privnte baths and'hot water heat. Flrit class cuisine. Rates $2.50 to |U 0 per day; $10 to 918 per week, nccording to location of room. | MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMUEY, Manager � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 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/c0c2814bcf870144ecfac9aee04662c8.pdf 144a0fc7ec4f9a2d1338df3b3a2d86b1 PDF Text Text - in * SANFORD ••'Ihc City Substantial” V . \ The S anford Daily Herald PNFORD ' . "The Clly Substantial* q aicr: ■ a h bs n n c n ■■■■■■■ IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME H prohibition navy to act ALONG FLORIDA’S COAST RUNNING BOOZE BURGLARS FORD WILL NOT GETSHOALSFOR MELLON APPROVES YEARS, IF AT ALL OF THE DRY NAVY Hootch Hounds Will Be Assisted by Uncle Sam’s Navy NUMBER 298 ^SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1922 ta K i m m K t i n R i p « K i M , h i h i ta ta / ta ta ►a Florida newspapers hnvc been quoting at length an interview ta given press representatives at Daytona by the famous statistician, ta 'Roger W. (Ihibson, probably tho leuding authority of the dny ota ta economic problems as relnting to the present businoHs situation. ta Mr. Bahson recently spent some time in Florida, gaining first-hand M information ns to our resources and our future possibilities. He ta therefore put himself in n position to spenk with nuthority. In the ta Daytona interview he expressed amazement at the general condita dition of business in Florida, noting the remarkable growth of the ta cities lie had visited nnd the general tone of optimism everywhere Si, encountered. Then when he went hack to Philadelphia he published ta a statement, over his own signature, in the Philafilephiu Public ta "Ledger that is well worth reading: "I hnve traveled those last two weeks/* Ah*. Bahson says in Hs his statement, “from Maryland to Floridn, nnd then westward through Georgia, Alabama nnd Mississippi, ta "Conditions are Buroly better In tho South Atlantic states than ta they were a yenr ago. At that time it was pitiful to sec the distress ta among both tho rich nnd the poor. Like an epidemic, the business ta . depression when it struck the South showed no favoritism, ta "Rich and poor, young and old, were nil hit together. Virta ginin, North Carolina nnd Northern Gcorgin show more improvcta ment thnn does the rest of the South. The best cities for sales are ta Richmond, Vn.; Greenboro nnd Charlotte, N. C.j Charleston nnd Co­ ta lumhin, S. C.; Columbus, Augusta and Atlanta, Gn. Each one of ta them will show much better business in 1922 thnn in 1921. ta "Florida is not included in the above list ns—with the excepta tion of the northern part—there has been no real depression in ta Florida. If Floridn were in the western part of the country, I ta should say it will surely be hit by the depression wave some time ta within the next two years. But considering the fact that the pres­ e t ent depression started in the East nnd that the South has already ta received its blow, the Southern part of Florida niny escape this ta time without being hit. ta "This, however, doesn't mean Florida will always be immune ta from depression. Some day there will be a real estate collapse in ta Florida just as there lias always been in every state after a period ta of great prosperity. ta "I nm distinctlj^bullish on the South. The young man of the ta North I should advise to go South rather than West. Certainly * our South Atlantic states offer agriculturally, industrially nnd eomta ntcrcinlly better opportunities to the young man of today than does ta South America." • ta ROGER BABSON ON FLORIDA ta M ta \t a ta ta sn ■i ta » ta ta ta IN REFUSAL TO JOIN THE UNITED STATES SHOWS A’ PRESSURE FOR ECONOMY KIWANIS CLUB In the Rehabilitation of ENTERTAINED | War’s Ravages AT MONTEZUMA CONFERENCE WILL PROCEED ta ta 5* ta LEGAL ENTANGLEMENTS WOULD ta MESSRS. DOUGLASS, SMITH AND PROHIBIT CONGRESS FROM ta MANAGER GROSE WERE REACHING DECISION. Pa THE HOSTS ta And Sub-Chasers Will ( H r T h r A sso ciated P re s s ! ta At the invitation o.* Kiwaninns E. Just the Same Without WASHINGTON, D. C., March 9.— Dry Up Frolida for ta A. Douglass and II. n. ,'‘mith, owners, America But They Clinirmnn Kahn of the House mili­ PR and Mr. Grose, manage! of the Mon­ a Time W ant Us tary committee yesterday told W. B. ta tezuma Hotel, the Kiwanis Club met Mayo, chief of engineers for Henry p'« and had luncheon at Sanford’s new (llr T h r A sso etalrd P re s s) ( H r T h r A am irln lrd I 'r r a a ) Ford, that it would require years to WASHINGTON, March ta hotel today. Messrs. Douglass, Smith WASHINGTON, March thresh out existing legnl entangle­ 9,_Formation of the pro­ ta nnd Grose proved to he most enter­ 9.— Refusal of the United ments and it wns doubtful even then ta taining hosts. hibition navy for combating r L States to participate in the that the Government would he nble to rum smuKKlers alonj? the Pa President Connelly called the m<rotGenon conference may he accept the Detroit manufacturer’s t a ing to order and presented Howard Florida coast was approv­ viewed ns the first step in proposed contract for purchnsc and t a Overlin, the baby Kiwnninn, nnd nfter ed by Secretary Mellon of the campaign of tactful [ease of the nitrate and power pro­ ta John Smith hnd seated the gentle­ the treasury, it was stated pressure to promote econo­ jects at Muscle Shoals, Ala. ta man in the hnhy chair he was made to today. Officials declared mic rehabilitation of Eu­ After the committee adjourned oth­ ta rise nnd give a speech. Howard was the use of the coast jjuard rope, it wns said today by er committee members said the legal ta going good when Forest Lake called submarine chasers by prohi­ high officials of the govern­ barriers to acceptance of the Ford ta him down for being too lengthy and bition authorities should ment. proposal appeared incscnpnblo be­ Pa have marked effect up^n also in order to give A. Ratfuld a cause of tho contracts held by the Aln■ > chance to sing Liza Jane for being the operations of the liquor LONDON, March 9.—The de­ nma Power Company and the Air NiPAI late. i runners. • cision of the United States not trntes Corporation, which, those con­ p.j The regular scheduled spealie.-, ' to participate in the Genon con­ cerns claim, give them exclusive Pa Itrax Perkins, failed to show up when I ference will not effect the date rights to purchase the Warrior steam Pa called, but sent word thnt he was suf - 1nor the plans for tMe conference plant and nitrate plant No. 2, respect­ feeing wit ha severe ease of mumps, as far as Great Britain i3 con­ ively. Both units would be delivered ta dumb ague and etc. He was prompt­ cerned, it was stated officially to Mr. Ford with free titles in event ta ly fined $ 10.00 for the hospital fund today. bis proposal was accepted and could and Dr. George Hyman wns called oil not lie freed from the contract with­ to fill his place as speaker. Dr. Ilyout prolonged litigntion in the courts., ipnn responded witli his usual enter­ Mr. Kahn said attorneys for tno | UIIINCS .MitS. SHIELDS AND THE taining manner and stated that the power company and the nitrate cor.NEGRO FACE TOeight nnd onc-hnlf yenrs spent in Sunporntlon had advised him they would FACE ford hnd mode him n Sanford booster insist that the Government discharge that ho could not forget and that he the obligations it hnd assumed when (H r T lir A sso ciated P re s s! would be a Sanford booster, although DELAND, March 9 .- -State Attor- contracts for the construction of the he is shortly to leave for Tampa. SAY8 BONUS CERTIFICATES , ney George A. DeCottcs Inst night two units were executed with wnr de­ O. P. Swope, of the county com-1 WOULD ME NO GOOD AND THE partment officials and options given * bmught Mrs. Shields and Fete Smith mhsioners, was hero introduced and 1 HANKS COULDN’T USE ’EM face to face to question them about their clients for exclusive purchnso of properly welcomed. Mr. Swope o u t-1 Stole $3,500 Worth of Cocaine, Morphine and $100 the killiiiR of Mr. Shields. The wom­ the two plnnts in the event the Gov­ lined the plan whereby Seminole coun- j (Hr T h r A a a o t l n l t d P r t a a l ' in Cash an iiRuin accused the negro of the ernment over decided to sell them. WASHINGTON, Mnrch 9.—Comp­ ty is to hnve its road system mater 1 killiiiR and Smith stoutly denied any Undet their scpnrnte ivnrnings they ially strengthened nnd also whereby I troller of the Currency Crisinger an­ knowledge of the crime. The authori­ would refuse to submit to the disposi­ JACKSONVILLE, March 9..—Thlevea, believed to be druK a bridge could be obtained for Osteen nounced today In the event of tho en- ** ties ore markitiR time in the investi­ tion of the properties to Mr. Ford nnd users, broke into the Southern Drug Mnnufnptu^ng plant here F(*rry. This plan called for the en­ actment of the soldiers' bonus legis­ gation pending receipt of copies of would battle for their rights, from sometime last night and stole $.‘1,500 worth of cocaine, morphine, lation providing for the pnymcntB by letters and telegrams fspm Shields tho lowest to tho highest courts, Mr.' and a hundred dollars in cash, valuable jewelry from employes’ dorsement and carrying of a $100,090 ndjusted servico certificates he would bond issue, the election for which has which Mrs. Nettie Lawrence, &f Wich­ Kahn said, he was unnblo to see how lockers, etc. The police said they had several clues and expected been called. After Mr. Swope’s ad­ ndvisc national hanks to decline to the Government could enter into the ita, Kansas, telegraphed yesterday to make arrests soon. dress the club unanimously endorsed nccept certificates ns security for she was forwarding. Mrs. Lawrence agreement proposed by Mr. Ford, toi the project and promised its support loans. Crisinger described the pro­ the extent of delivering the plnnts to Shields is a sister. posed plan of issuing ndjusted service of the bond issue. him for immediate development or certificates for use by soldiers if de­ Prof. McKay was the cducntioiiul for future operation if the courts sidFlorida to Get sired, ns collateral for loans to 80 speaker of the day nnd spoke for ten [ed with the power company and nit­ per cent of thoir face value as "the minutes on the necessity of providing rate corporation in the final decision. Benefits From worzt kind o f frozen credit” nnd de­ education nnd recreation of the prop­ Mr. Mnyo revelled that it wns Mr. Drainage Bill Ford's clared while he would he without au­ er kind for the boys and girls of to­ intention to begin work at thority to order nutionnl hanks to re­ day—thnt they might make a better SENATOR TRAMMELL GRATIFIED Muscle Shoals this summer. fuse to accept them as security he nation of tomorrow. AT FAVORABLE REPORT Akers, of the King Hardwnre would strongly advise against their HARDING ARRIVES BY COMMITTEE. Uncle Sam Holds to the Policy of Non-Recogni* Co.,Wm, of Atlanta, brother of our Frank, acceptance. AT JACKSONVILLE tion of Soviet Government was a visitors and addressed the club. • AT NOON TODAY Senator Pnrk Trammell, in an inter­ • At the close of the meeting on mo­ view yesterday, expressed gratifica­ tion of Mr. Lilian! and Mr. Lake, a . I l l y Tin- ............. P ress! ( l l r T h e A aao rln trd P re s s ! It is understood that the American tion over the action of tho Sonnte WASHINGTON, March 9.—The JACKSONVILLE, March 9.—Tho rising vote of thanks was tendered to committee on reclamation in report­ Hnrding Special nrrived here at United States Government has de­ government also fails to agree with the hosts of the day for tho mngniing fnvornbly on the McNnry bill pro­ twelve forty-four oclock, nfter n brief dined tho invitation to participate in tho European powers as to tho partic­ ficent entertainment. viding for federal assistance nnd co­ stop to transfer the train from th e , the Genoa economic conference. 1 ipation of Russia and In that connec­ Dainty folders were at each plate, operation in drninnge projects ns well Atlantic Const Line to the Florida': The decision of the American gov- tion cites the policy of tho United on which wns printed: as aricT land projects. East Const tracks, nnd then will cotT^", eminent wns transmitted into yestcr- States of non-recognition of the Sov­ I Complimentary Luncheon The Senator said that under the tinue to St. Augustine? Iday to Senator Ricci, the Italian am iet regime as set forth in the noth of to tho • SPECIAL TRAIN ELABORATELY provisions of this hill Floridn nnd . bnssndor here, who, acting for his last March. KIWANIS CLUB SAFEGUARDED TO ARRIVE AT other Southern states will bo benefitcountry nnd indirectly for the Allied Sanford ST. AUGUSTINE TODAY ted as well ns the states in tho ^ t . | I'UTNAM LUMBER CO., Supreme Council, extended the invita­ LONDON, March 9.—The news that Thursday, Mnrch 9th, 1922. He added thnt the McNnry bill cov-1 SAWMILL BURNED TODAY the United States has declined the in­ • (Emblem) (Ily T h e A a a n c li ir d I ' r r u ) ors in the mnin provisions of the bill i. WITH A HIG LOSS tion for American participation. The position of tho Amoricnn gov­ vitation to participate in the Genoa ON HOARD PRESIDENT HARD­ Fruit Cocktail a In Montezuma ' which he has boon fighting for since ; ernment as set forth in the commun­ conference is extremely disappointing ING’S SPECIAL TRAIN, Mnrch 9 .— LUNCHEON He kcame a memor of tho Senate. | JACKSONVILLE, March 9.—Tho ication handed Ambassador Ricci is to nil the supporters of the Genon Hearts of Celery v Queen Olives I Refreshed by a good night’s sleep wi I lie recalled thnt when Sonn-, Hawmlll of tho PPutnnm Lumber Com- thnt participation by the United project. The view is held here that President Hording wns looking for­ Chicken Bouillon, en tasse lf ranimell first advocated this pol- pnny on McGirts Creek, six miles States in any general Eurupcnn econ­ ward enthusiastically to his first day's the absence of the United States is Corn Bread Sticks lini "r,‘ the Senate ho received vory | from Jacksonville, wns destroyed by omic conference in impossible at this hound to detract from the usefulness vacation when he arose this morning Broiled Filet of Red Snapper 1 support from other Southern nre onr|y today, with u-loss of one time owing to the complete failure aboard tho special carrying him nnd of any decisions adopted nt the con­ Suuco Tnrtnre I 1,11 "is and was opposed by tho Bono- ^hundred nnd forty thousnnd dollnrs, of European nations in the view of his pnrty to ^Florida for a week’s rest. ference for European economists, are Chickfit Croquettes en cream Kan ninny of the W estern, wj,jcj, was covered by insurance, the Amoricnn government to adopt increasingly convinced that the real The special early today was skirting with June Peas tlm ' I #1 ' 1,0 lnr*oIy *° con' | Officials announced tho plant w proper measures for remedying the rehabilitation of Central Europe is Potatoes CnHserole tho lower South Carolina const. It is Butter Beets ! or,.R on Hehnlf of this char- , |)C ri.built immediately. Two hun ravnges of wnr and for insuring the possible only with the co-operation4h' scheduled to arrive nt St. AugustineAspnrague Salad a In Kiwanis j • u a legislation thnt the present, nu,n wcrc thrown out of work, stabilization of their economic life. at two. n’clack this afternoon. Presi­ the United States. Chocolate Ice Cream nnd Cake measure has been reported favorably. ________________ dent intended to go out for n round American Cream Cheese nfter Hcvcrnl ut'jP oU K RELIGIOUS of golf this afternoon. While tho Cafe Nyir Iced Ten | California Goblin Harding Leaves * ” ®ect,1rp ftld for tho • ORGANIZATIONS vacation plans for tho week were not Cigars | I lands in the Westorn states hnd WANT DISARMAMENT nn%ouncod it was understood thnt Will Straighten For Florida to fill'd because of the opposition of Mr. Harding might take a trip down the GET A BULLETIN famniell nml others who declared <ny T l i r tssnrlntrd Press) • Out the Tangle Spend Vacation coast as tho guest of Kdwnrd M. Mc­ ON HOG RAISING Mnt the South must receive rccogniNEW YORK, Mnrcl) 9.—Four roLean, publisher of tho Washington ,nn through the inclusion of drain- ligious organizations, representing Kii Klux Klan Gels Crbdit for Do­ WASHINGTON, March 9.—Accom­ (Ily T h e A m u irln trd I 'r r a a ) Post, on tho latter’s housobont. Elab­ "k'e provisions if the measure'wns to Protestant, Catholic nnd Jews, today ing Everything GAINESVILLE, Mnrch 0.—The orate precautions nro being taken by panied by Mrs. Hnrding and n small 0 Passed by the Senate. • began a concerted movement to obtain College of Agriculture of the Univer­ the Atluntic Const Line officials to Tbo present bill, which contains the Senate’s immediate ratification, (Ily T h e A ssorlnTrd P r e s s ) P n r t y ° f f r ic n t,H 1,1 ° f f i c l u l l i f °* P r c B l * sity of Florida, has issued a bulletin protect the special. Every yard of !'‘nny soptions, prncticnlly tho some oh without reservation, of the treaties LOS ANGELES,* March 9.—\Vll- dent Hnrding left Washington early on tho raisjng of pigs which it is track is inspected by n pilot train PI 0 "f the hill first introduced by adopted rtt tho Washington Arma- linm S. Coburn, Los Angeles nttor- yesterday evening to Bpend a week In anxious to place in'the hands of every running'ahead of tho special. No '‘‘ruin’s senator, wns npprovod by ment conference. ney, nnd Gy»nd Goblin of the Ku Klux Florida in rest nnd recreation. person In tho state who in interested tho "‘•erotnry of tho intorior before it ■%— --------- :* * . Klnn’ «',nounccd t°‘lny Ho soon would The President, itwns said nt the in the industry. The bulletin, Numbor train is permitted to ho operated or wns Being s&t of sot on his Job, tho go to Korn county, California, to in-, White House, plans to spend most of •’ll, is propnred especially for tho any switch turned in tho truck be­ row r!‘l°mmondcd by tho reclamation co«ninittco. Secretary of tho 'Intorior refuses _1 ..........“ toVc8tiK“ t0 troubles there attributed to tho time nt St. Augustine, tl/o presl- club boy nnd girl and will bo supplied tween tho spcgjal and tho pilot train. Picked crews bf trainmen nro hand­ Sonftt°r Trammell said it was likely Fall for resignation stories. tho Klnn Kinn nnd n",‘ ‘,t0 °xI,0fln those who dentlnl train ronching thnt city nt six ling tho special. are hrenking laws nnd hiding behind o’clock this evening. It wns added free of chnrgo upon application. immediate results would bo obnm tired of thnt the President expects to Bpend ^ the i *?*°r*dn through passage of Right now both England nnd Franco Ku **-< Klux «'»« organization. uiguiii«uviuii, Ii am urcu oi Sure, the Judge pinched In a dry If there bo luck in odd number*, which Is now believed fo bo ' arc doubtless glnd tho channel was not this hunk nnd nm going to stoa it,” tho entire week resting nnd seeking raid on Newport, Ky., saloons teas those seven treaties should sqon ba rod.- Orlnndo Sentinel. ! tunnelled. he said. recreatibn. Just p e n a l l y investigating. Senate O. K.d. ™ state ’s T tto rney G. A. D’COTTES BUSY ON DELAND CASE DOPE USERS BURGLARIZED • THE SOUTHERN DRUG STORE AT JACKSONVILLE LAST NIGHT COMPTROLLER TO REFUSE FROZEN LOAN AMERICA DECLINES INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE IN CONFERENCE ' OF GENOA ECONOMIC MEET ■I PRESIDENT IS ON THE WAY TO FLORIDA ’■VJ m �t ■WwflWtlW■ >/*&1*ns WSC?wr^i'A'W1jOH « - THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8,1922 PAGE SIX MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU ITInt*. H¥( "Hi :vr tJ Jk]v 8 li , * Cl \v. VI™ m We pay 4 per cent Interest ' on Savings Deposits . THIS LITTLE SAVER IN YOUR HOME HEtPS YOU TO LAY ASIDE $3.55 OR MORE EVERY MONTH £ Following the awarding of prizes the hoatosn nerved n snlnd course with accessories nnd cake iced in green, coffee and mints. Favors of bouquets of pnnslon were on each plate. Mrs. It. W. Penrmnn, Mrs. J. n. Coleman nnd Mrs. R. S. Holly substi­ tuted for ubsont club members. The club members present woro Mrs. Hen­ ry I’urdon, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. J. II. Lawson, Mrs. A. W. Lee, Miss Thnlmn Frazor, Mr*. Robert Hines, Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, Mrs. Howard Overlln, nnd Mrs. Archie Rett*. OUR HAND I’l.AYED TODAY FOR AUCTION SALE ON THE LAKE FRONT r:. i r ri w ; ' Ml Ml : CLASSIFIED : A DS ■ ----- H=d K JACKIE COOGAN "H,e Kid” in > Classified Ads Sc a line. No i....nd taken for less than 23e. t and positively no classified i ads charged to anyone. Cash l must accompany all orders. > Count fire words to n line i and remit accordingly. to to to The Star Today "Peck's Bad Boyn to to to to to WANTED Also “Red Hot Love” a two-part Com­ The Sanford. Band played on the WANTED AT ONCE-Genernl office edy, and Topics of the Day street this afternoon for the big auc­ work or steno-bookkeeping, 300 Elm 2 5 (C 0 N S C Itm 5< 104 297-2tp tion sale of lots on the lake front nenr Ave. Phone 028. DAILY the old fibro factory. The band look­ WANTED—Extrn salesladies for ed good ki their new suits and they Saturday. Apply at Robbins' Credit T O M O R R O W - ™ ' L,usl P a y m e n t” With played with their accustomed vigor. ( store. 207-3tc 1 U l T l U I H l U VT I'oln N ogri th e S ta r o f ‘‘Pus,7*3t_c 8 J Jamie Robinson was squeezed into j w X F T fP fc f f f oTi~tfml5; Florida Hlon” ; also----------------- “ Face to F ace W ith Jap a n ” Rrndy’s coat unil-Ralph dldn t | fruits and vegetables of all kinds, . . , , Warren . . Chns. Ilrndy, the Baritone Soloist, wilt sing every WedI IBW have time to get his band pants ns ,|mlte(1 outlot t roturnB. _ nesdny Night L«> . I mmU a j I m i l f%t •wiMti n f r n s n nn** I * ho dnRhcd out at noon after n hur Artec Fruit Co., Florences. C. 200-Gtc ried meal but nsido from that the band wnH all right and thoro with the FOR RENT goods. They just nnturnlly livened up things all along First Street nnd FOR RENT—Lovely largo npartment, Apply 417 West m if there nro any grouches that Bay also garngo. SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS Second. 2D0-4tp Sanford don’t need n band wo will 'sny JOHN GOVE, Proprietor You must deposit coins totalling: that amount they need a llvar pill or n swift kick COTTAGE FOR R E N t—J. Musson. CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY in the pants or something else equally ________________ *_______ 204-3tp in order to keep the Calendar Bank up to ns 1018 West First Street t 1018 West First Street violent. FOR RENT—Comfortable light house date. A dime inserted in the proper slot ev­ kooping rooms, 318 Palmetto nvonuo. 200 - l()t p ery morning turns the calendar to the cor­ DEATH OF DR. JESSOP FOR SALE!—Tomato plants, any LOST rect date. A few extra coins during the month qunntity, for prompt delivery.— FOR SALE Word was received here today by Chnso & Co., Phono 530. 288-tfc LOST—On First street, n long bat provide for other necessary changes. We will Chnrlcs Whitncr thnt Dr. C. J. Jessop FOlt SALK-Bont. Hand “ V" botponrl pin with ono pearl out, Saturtonu runabout. Good condition FOR SALE—Two story business dny night. Finder please leave at ■ lend you one of these banks, on making an had died at Pittsburg hospital yestor■ building. Apply to the owner, Kion evening. Dr. Jessop was well throughout, $200.—Russell’s Root initial deposit of two dollars, to hell) you with dny 284-20tc Herald nm^-recoivo reward. 285-tfc 207-2tp Ares, 805 0th St. known hero where he spent all of his House. Seo Kepplcr. your savings. You can put,as much more Winters nnd friends will bo grieved to FOR SALE—One ton Stewart truck, FOR SALE—Warehouse with R. R. LOST—On First street, one Water­ man fountain pen. Finder return A bargain for a quick buyer. Punol siding. Within four blocks of ccntor than $3.55 as you wish. This amount, how­ lenrn of his death. to Hernld ofTico nnd receive reward. body suitnblo for Inundry or delivery of city. ■ ever, should be deposited every month. The ____________________297-litp ENTERTAINED SCHOOL HOARD. service, Continental motor nnd Cnd8 interest works for you,Jn our Savings De­ Geo. W. KNIGHT . illne chassis. Just overhauled, $000. M)UND 272-tfc Judge and Mrs. Schelle Mnines en- i Write "G. P.” enro of tho Herald. partment. oj)7-2 tpiFO R SALE—Onk nnd other hard FOUND—Lndlcs’ pocket book. Owner tertained the County School Hoard at i may hnvc same by ending at Her­ wood, strnnd wood range, $2.50; dinner yesterday. Tho school hoard FOR SALE My home on corner of ■ ald office, proving property nnd pay. mot in regular session yesterday with First nnd French avo. Price $ 1,000. fire place, $2.00.—Hoskins .Tones, ing for this cd. 8■ 20'-tfc Rcardnll Avonuo. 280-tfc Chairman C. F. Harrison, T. F. Wil­ Cash or terms.—J. A. Rumbloy. ■ liams and C. A. Dallas nnd Supt. T. ■ 29fl-r»tp FOR SALE—Harley Dnvidson motor cycle, two cylinder, three speeds. W. Lawton present and at noon wore F0R g ALEOR L E A S E -O n e 2 0 ^ ro , Henry McLaulin, Jr. escorted to the Staines home on Magono , 0 ncro Snnford nvo vn|kJnR Box 010. 285-12tp OPTICIAN—OPTOMEflt 1ST nolin avenue for lunch. distance to city. Two lots corner FOR SALE—5 acres of celery land on Ccntor ami Elm avo. Two lots west Cnmcron Avenue, near Cameron ELECTION FOR SCHOOL BONDS, sido Palmetto nvo., 50 ft. from Elov- City. Two acres cleared and fenced. -------i enth St. Maks offer. B. T. Coroy, Good well, i.cnr londing station. Price The petitions calling for nn election ownor, 115 N. Spring St., Los Angc- only $1,000.—W. M. Haynes, 115 Park ■ for school bonds for a new schonl les, Calif. 288tf; 29-tf Ave. ■ 297-ltp building nnd school supplies for Dis - STRENGHT — PROGRESS — SERVICE trict No. 1 were presented to the FOR SALE—5 acres excellent celery FOR SALE—Pair bird dog pups, $25. land, now set in spring crop. See Address, P. O. Box 13, Osccolu, ■ ■■■■■■■au.jKUBMHUUicasanaNBJilnii’ uaHMHHaBiiHaHHaBHHBBM County School Bonn! at their meet­ F. E. Millen, West Sido. 205-Ctp Fla. Sanford, FI*. * . 297-3tp 212 East. 1st St. ing yesterdny. Acceding to law the petition must remain in tho hands of yesterday en route to othor places of the hoard *for thirty days and after interest hi tho state. that time at their next regular meet­ -1 Store in Florida " 10 Stores in Georgiaing the hoard can cnll tho election. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. S. Miller, of Val­ MRS. FRED DAIC.ER, Society Editor, halla, N. Y., are among the recent ar­ to to to to to to to to to to Phone 217-W , rivals and are pleasantly located at to If you tin v r n u y f r l r n l i v U l t l n s y o n to — If y o u nrt» K u ln g n t i y t t h e r # o r e u m l n g tiie Montezuma. to to hum »i o r U you n r r fttlv rlsIilB V * n r l l f i pi a t n l r n r d t o th l « d r p n r t m e n t , l l v l n i r to to i r t n l l i . o r I r l r h p o n r t h e Ileus. I t w i l l Miss Daphne Carrowny, of Wash­ to l*e u r m t l y n p p r r r l a f r d . to ington, D. C., left this morning for to Phone 127 Sanford’s New Storeto CELERY Jacksonville after spending a few to to t o t o t o t o t o to to t o SOCIAL CALENDAR days here at the Montezuma. Thursday—Little Miss Martha Coney Cnrlnt Shipments Reported for Mrh. 7 I)r. and Mrs. C. I.. Stacey and will entertain a number of hor Florida—Sanford section ...... 44 young friends at her home on Oak daughter, Caroline, of Lakeland, are Floridn—Manatee section MEN’S DEPARTMENT n LADIES’ DEPARTMENT Avo., from 3:30 to 0:00 p. m. The the guests of Mr. and Mrs. It. L. California—Southern district 5 occasion being her seventh birthday Christenbcrry at their home, 418 Mag­ California—Northern district l nolia ave. Dr. Stacey is pastor of tho anniversary. SILK SOX Just received a full line of Frldny—Mothers’ Club will moot at First Presbyterian church at LakcTotal cars ..................... 50 the homo of Mtb. Georgo Paxton on Innd. Destinations of Floridn Shipments. SCHOOL GIRLS’ DRESSES Assorted Colors Myrtle avenue at 3:30 p. m. WnycrosB, 10; New York, 3; Poto­ Saturday—Children's Story Hour will 8 EMINOLE8 BRIDGE CLUB mac Yards, 2; Cincinnati, 1; Philadel­ in solid and fancy Ginghams, bo held at Central Park at four Mrs. John C. Smith was tho grac­ phia, 1; Floronco, 0 ; Boston, 2; Kan­ o’clock. sizes 7 to 14 ious hostess yesterdny nfternoon wh$n sas City, 2; Columbus, 1; Rochester, 1; Saturday—Fancy Duncing classes at she entertained nt bridge at her home Savannah, 5; Omaha, 2; Detroit, 2; tho Welaka apartments, at 3:00 on West Second street, tho guests in­ Ottnwn, 1; Now Orlenns, 1; Chicngo, o’clock. cluding the members of tho Seminole 5; Minneapolis, 2; St. Louis, 1; St. Monday—St. Agnes Guild will meet Bridge Club, thoro being three tables Paul, 1; Houston, 1. Total, 50 cars. at tho home of Mrs. Clnrko LeonNo diversions reported. • of players. ardi, 700 Palmetto uvenuo, at 3:30 All quotations arc for sales on Flor­ The fact that St. Patrick’s day is p. m. ida Golden Self Blanching Celery in SOFT COLLARS approaching, was evidenced in tho Full run of sizes in 10 -inch crates, unless otherwise stat­ decorations nnd details of this pretty * Mr. nnd Mrs. J. V. I)oylo wore visi­ party. Quantities of roses combined ed. • $4.50 SILK PONGEE tors hero yesterday from Jackson­ with sprays of ferns were effectively Shipping Point Information, Mnrrh 7 BLOUSES ville. used. The tally cards wero sugges­ SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, rained during the dny. Hnulings moderate. tive of St. Patrick’s day. Special II. M. Kendall, of Jacksonville, was After several very interesting Demand and movement moderate, in tho city yesterday on a business games of bridge, scores were counted market sternly, little chnnge in prices. nnd it was found thnt Miss Thelma Carlots f. o. b. cash trnck: 10 inch mission. • Frnzor help top scoro nnd wns given crates Golden Seif Blanching, in the a cluny Ineo centerpiece. Tho cut rough, 3s-0s, mostly $1.90-$2.00; uirMrs. J. M. Quirk, of Watkins, N. Y., SOFT COLLARS prize, a framed motto, was won by lots f. o. b. usual terms: $2.00-$2.26. is spending some time here nt the Washed, pre-coolcd, $2.70. Mrs. Don Smith. Montezuma. Come in and see our stock of I Total carlot shipments from San­ In Crepe de Chine ■ ford section this season to date, a G. Morrison,'of Atlanta, Ga., is stop­ to to to to to fa to to to to I TURKISH and HUCK earn 1300 a ping nt the Montezuma while in the to . to Total carlot shipments from Man­ a TOWELS 3 city transacting business. to SECOND ' D I l i p i / l atee section this season to date, a to HAND D U I L aV to cars .................. ....................... 025 a All sizes Mr. nnd Mrs. II. W. Glurk, of Jack­ to 7-pass, for $200 cash and 10 to Total carlot shipments from Flori l sonville, wero visitors in tho city yes- to monthly payments at $30 to - ida last season to snmc date, tordny, stopping at tho Montezuma. enrs .............................................1805 8 a Telegraphic Reports from Important 5 PAY CASH a B. J. Gnrlty, of Baltimore, Md., is a Mnrkcts making hjs headquarters at tho Mon­ Snnlord, Florida to - NEW YORK: 30, cloudy. Fin. 24 tezuma while in the city on business. to to arrived. Supplies liberal. Demand ■ to to to to to to to to to to moderate, movement liqiitcd, market ■ E. A. Dominion and Misses Kutliura slightly weaker. Fla.’s some ordi­ a ino and Florence Welsh, of Philadel­ a nary condition, 4s-Gs, mostly $2.50Tho Herald for Post Cnrds. phia, wero guests at tho Montezuma a $2.75; few $3.00;-3b, $2.«0-$2.60, most­ a a ly $2.25; 8s, mostly $2.00; 10s, $1.50. a a ST. PAUL: 19, clear. No arriv­ a als. 1 unbroken car on track. Sup­ a a plies liberal. Deiqnnd and movement a a light, market stendy. Fin’s 4s-(ls, a $4.25; washed, $4.50. “BUILT FOR AN OVERLOAD” H rum ia ia l i i \i' 8 I fi VISIT OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, AND LET US SHOW YOU HOW THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK WORKS - The Seminole County Bank Sf SOCIETY MARKETS U »r ! The Church well Co.! 98c to $1.25 I »i r« li* u ftp, t; 75c 20c $3.98 n>»‘ 40c s HRxi ft • ■•*■ r1 : B.&0.M— C- s The Churchwell Co. Titan B atteries--C ost Less ■MAC BA TTER Y COMPANY First Street- Tho Herald for Post Cards. Sells it for Less -Welaka Block j �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 9,1922 PAGE TWO had visited many canning factories UNCLE’ HANK whose output in tho busy season reachod over 60,000 cans per tiny and won­ P u b lish ed e v e rr a fte rn o o n except d « r n t t h e I t e r n t d ll u ll d ln K , »»T dered whore In nation those enns wore .Mnunollm Are™ S a n f o r d , P i n . shipped to. Who could eat thnt much stuff? He concluded thnt tho answer was thnt they were mostly shipped South nnd that after giving sundry hack yards a thorough Inspection thnt Flor­ ida received moro than its shnre. A d v e rtisin g Itnte* Mnde K n o w n on His remarka were taken up by tho talcum A pplication POWDffjy state press nnd people wore urged to Suburrlptlon P ric e In A dvan ce ent more from tho products of their Owe Y e a r .......... — — .......... .....................I Six M o n t h * ...... ........... — .— .................. gnrden thnn from tho tin can nnd lle llv e re d In OII7 by C a rrie r many commenced to plant gardens One W eek .................. .......— ....... IB C T h e b i g 12- t o lH - p n g c W e e k l y H e r ­ they never planted before and also ald e n tire ly ro v er* S em in o le C o u n t y found out that they could hnvo some­ a n d I* iM ih lU h rd e v e r y P r l d n y . A d v e r ­ t i s i n g r n t e a n n t d r k n o w n o n n ttjtlle n - thing for the tnblo in the line of fresh tt o n . I l e m o e r n t l e In p o l l t l r a . |IU M p e r fruits nnd vegetables every month in the year. Today thnt campaign is having its Nowadays, !h’ young feller is apl effect and we see in the stores vege­ to git bis sensation of love confused tables nnd fruits by tho wngon load. with th’ smell of talcum powder. Of nearly 20,000 school pupils quiz­ Though wo will confess thnt some of zed by tho Literary Digest only ono Florida's boarding house keepers and answered nil tho 100 questions cor­ restaurant owners can't see them on rectly nnd thnt was n 10-year-old girl account of poor eyesight. of Sanford, Florida. Tho questions Hastings has her potato fields; San­ were all on matters of current news­ ford here celery nnd lettuce; the fa­ paper interest. Hob Holly ought to mous ridge section of Florida her or­ feel pretty chesty over thnt.—Lees­ anges nnd grapefruit; Plant City her burg Commercial. strawberries; the great Manatee sec­ We do, Gilbert, we do. It speaks tion her celery, lettuce, poppers, egg well of the schools, teachers, parents plants nnd strawberries; Stuart her OUR TRANSPORTATION PROI1 and the SnnfortPHornld. pineapples; the section reaching from LEMS West Palm J ’ench her avocado pears, pineapples, mangoes nnd coconnuts; another section reaching from Miami to the Florida Keys her tomatoes; West Florida her ch'cketis and eggs, nnd last, but not least, tho great Ev­ erglades with her sugar cane for syrup and sugar, grasses for cows that furnish much butter, cream and milk, and every kind of vegetable thnt is fit for food. With our resources and the possi­ bility of growing weather 330 days in the year, yet we import syrup from Georgia, eggs, chickens, cream and butter from Tennessee. Hay from We wonder how much of thnt 360 Kentucky, meat from Chicago nnd sol millions appropriated yesterday by on. It should not be so. This great the government for reclamation work will come to Florida. We often won­ besides citrus fruits and vegetables. J . . . , | i Four denths reported due to storm der, when we hnvo time to wonder, . With nil of, our waste lands they „ 1. » „ , . , ,. —two in St. Paul, ono nt Rochester, how much of all these appropriations arc good. for something and could lie ’ ... ,. ,for chickens , 1 , will come to Florida. A few years ut zed, either and eggs, .Minn.,’ nnd one . nt Dilworth, Minn, , , , , , , , Train service in and out of Twin ago the St. Johns river from Pnlntkn or else developed into gardens. ,, , ,, , . 1 .. ... ■< dies demoralized with no trains to Harney would get an annual ap­ _Taking it for granted that the aver. , . . . , , . . west mid eastern trains greatly de­ propriation to clean out the channel, age sand, tracts are not rich enough j cut off some of the crooks (in the to produce grass that will keep a ■ ' . , ‘ „ , .. . , .. . . 1 Twin Cities cut off from wire eoniriver, wo mean) und do other small steer alive, there is the rich Ever. , , . ., . ,, , ............... munications wall rest of world except jobs just to make u's think wo were , , ‘••'"'T n w co" “ " • ■ bv way ,.f Winnipeg, getting something. Since seven years net keep the g ra » down on an aete. Th of „ulon,„,,lu, or more ago wo have received noth­ of land nnd with the grow,n« at I a a „bnraIo„cd. . ing nnd yet with deep water in the and Sudan grasses fifteen cows can-] . . . . ,, ; Street car service maintained on all St. Johns river this part of the state not, ,keep tho grass down nor „„„ any.. , . , .. . make , an impression . on . the„ sue-' .......lines would feel the effects in such meas­ where . . by . heroic efforts, hut far off ure that tho world would note it, We culent stalks that grow to a height of 0,11 °* . . certainly need some new blood in tho fiftecn feet in Glut rich soil. ' high places. Yes, tho News is right. Every F lor-' ,,c!'<c< ’ . . Id, family ahould he able to have1 „Rur"1 ™ " “ r,v " ”nd fresh fruits and vegetables on th e ir,11 1 !l0rVt0 c n.° ,c‘ . .. ,, , . . i ir School attendance cut to 16 per table every day in the year, and ir ... , . . , . . . , ,, - cent, with schools closing nt noon. i they don’t and resort to the use of % , . , , . . i theirs. t. Impending milk shortage duo to I In the years gone by the visitor to the cannedi stuff, the fault is , 1 • , Idoekcd rurnl roads. , the city and the homo folks had a dif­ ------ j | — Chnniber of commero “going it ficult time in obtaining fresh fruits MAKING “SPOl I.ESS TONV NS hlliid’’ without wire communications to and vegetables in season. Of course Chicago nnd enstern maikets. ) there arc fruits and vegetables all the Flour mills face heavy production year round in Florida hut they seem­ Sanford’s city commission has started to lie both high nnd scarce on ac­ ud in to clean house by ordering own- curtailment because of dearth of In- 1 ers of disruptnldc-looking shacks to coming wheat. count of tho idea of the grower that tear them down forthwith so that th ei Horses mpplnnt motordriven nppnrhe must ship all of his stuff north. city may hnve that pleasing appearjn Minnenpolin fire department, j Now you can really dhtain fresh fruits unce possible only through neatly kept, (front Northern passenger train and vegetables in tho restaurants and premises and houses that are painted atuck in drifts at Aloxnndrin, Minn, hotels in Florida and some of the and made otherwise attractive. Civic Duluth gives up fight and nwnits hotels nre serving free grapefruit pride should be sufficient to prompt en,j H torm with policemen travelthis season with tho idea of advertis­ property owners not to impose upon if)(, 0|1 „kijH nn<| sn0W8hoefl. BRYAN FOR THE SENATE ing grapefruit and making more cus­ their neighbors nnd their city by mainThere are only two classes who can tomers in tlie north for this delicious breakfast fruit. Tho Winter Park tnining houses in such condition thut v jt,w (}l0 situation with any degree of Post also sees the possibilities of peo­ they are a reproach to tho community, complacency. The unemployed for! ple in Florida eating their own fruits There nre few townB nnywhore that Hiey can find jobs shoveling snow and ! and vegetables nnd from an article in do not hnve some houses of the kind cutting Ice, of which there is a ptenthe Okeechobee Nows has an inspira­ put under ban nt Hanford. In a coun- jjful supply; nnd tho farmers who bctry like Florida with its balmy climate. |[CVH n heavy snowfall in winter pretion for the following: and profusion of flowers and shrubs | HO|rOH u bountiful hnrvist in the folThe Okeechobee Nows truthfully says “That the Florida family that oven the humblest home can bo made |ow|ng 8ummer. They call snow “tho attrnctltvc. There are instances right p(((tr mnn’BInanure/’ but we confess does not hnvo fresh fruit and vege­ tables on itH table every day in tho year is nut enjoying an opportunity that belongs to all Floridians.1’ Thnt FARMING PROSPECTS is strictly tho truth and a point well taken. Years ago a visitor upon arriving in Daytona had an occasion to inspect the back yards of many citizens of that town and in each yard found empty tin cans by tho hundreds that once had contained canned vegetables, canned meats, canned fish, canned fruits, etc. He remarked after his ininspuction thut when in till? North he ■ ■ ■ IlS IlllZ S IS M S B IS IIia B B I | QUALITY from “the cheapest that’s good to the best that's made!” We carry every­ thing a first class grocery should. —A Trial Will Convince— DE A NE T U R N E R Phones 407-49< WELAKA BLOCK Courtesy and Prompt Ser* . r.„ vice Our Motto 2 DEAD WINTER UP NORTH JOYOUS JUNE IN FLORIDA. "or any party. Mr. Bryan might eas­ ily provide it in the sonnto nnd assist some ono else to genoral leadership two years hence. Anyway, his pres­ ence would make tho sennte a more interesting, ns well as ontartainlng hotly.—Los Angeles Times. CAPITAL REMOVAL QUESTION AT OCALA. Ocala will ho tho first meeting plnco of representatives of various cities of the state in tho movement to form n State Capital Removal association. This owns determined nt tho meeting of the Palatkn Chamber of Commerce Inst night when returned question­ naires from various cities wore com­ piled nnd it was found thnt Palatkn nnd Ocala had tied for the preferred place of meeting, nnd Pnlntkn cast the deciding ballot in favor of Ocnin, The meeting will be held next Monday afternoon nt 3 o’clock, the point in Ocala for tho mooting being loft to tho Marlon County Chamber of Com-1 merco. Tho vote for a place of meeting for the purpose of forming a capital ro- ' moval association was tnken nt the WARNING! instance of the Pnlntkn Chamber of Commerce, the gcnernl plnn being to* eliminate all rivalry when tho final j decision comes ns to tho location of | the cnpitnl—in tho ovont tho s ta te ' votes for removnl, It was brought out Inst night thnt there will he much preliminary work' necessary to mnko tho plan a success. The first stop is to secure reapportionmerit of the legislature. The method: in this Instnncc, will bo to erente a sentiment throughout tho Btnte in the general elections to bo held next Nov­ Gentlemen! / I f A f f U r O nu.de to ember to vote"'favorably an amend­ have yuur I j L l l / I I l l l d J order. ment to the constitution proposed nt tho Inst session of the legislature, Our New Spring samples art* here ami which requjres thnt the representa­ for the next ten days we will Ki»e an tion in the house and senate be ro-np- extra pair of pnnts with each suitorportioned according to population nt der. All work made in my shop NO CIIEIIIT the 'next session. If the next session TERMS: CASH fails to make rc-appartionment the governor is required, under the amend nu*nt, to cnll n special session of tho Opp. PoslolTice legislature for the purpose of ro-npportioning.—Pnlntkn News. Phono 192 Sanford, PI*. A Miami man stranded in Phila­ delphia committed suicide thcro yes­ terday nnd in a note left behind ho said thnt ho was 63, had fnlBo teeth, hum eyes, hum feet, had shocb, no job, no friends, couldn’t beg or steal nnd would not become n bum—so ho shuffled off this mortal coll. We can easily sec that Florida man stranded in the north would feel like commit­ ting suicide hut tho other nffllctlons BUICK : 7-pnss. for $200 cash and 10 M monthly payments at $30 *3 s* D P A M otor rin. m Hnntord, Florida (PYORRHEA) A Medicated Cleansing Powder and Impregnated Denta) Floss. Prevents acid condition of the mouth; a positive relief for pyorrhea. Keeps the teeth clean (makes them glteten.) Keeps the gums hard and healthy and is an absolute protection against infectious mouth diseases. Besides il* curative properties it is the finest dentifrice in the world. - J- ■ ■ 1 1 ■ • ■ a Polishes Gold Crowns. Purifies False Teeth. : If you do not get immediate relief from this preparation for your mouth troubles and if it does not clean your teeth better than any preparation you ever used, we refund your money. - i 1 ■ j ALL DRUGGISTS ORLANDO, FLORIDA CHULUOTA INN On the Okeechobee llrunch of Ihe Florida Enat Coast Railway, tn, Fla., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up modern brick hotel, with prlvnte baths and hot water heat, class cuisine. Rates 42.50 to $3.50 per day; $10 to $18 per wi cording to location of room.- MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager, j ■■■■Ml"11 “SERVICE THAT COUNTS" j Wo handle everything In ;; THE F R U fr AND VEGETABLE LINE j Car Lots or Less. Ship us Richmond, Virginia . .8 �k+' THE SANFORD DAILY H RRA U), THURSDAY; MARCH 9,1922 irn iih in g the Horae e a u rifu l,” Topic o f r>hnutauaua Lecture ^ ..f Hie most unusual lecture . res on the coming Rcdpath ChauT v n J n h n will bo the address. s a 4 j . b e Homo Beautiful,” by 2 S \ v . Unnngst, well-known author.. ,n the effective and Inexpensive nmtliur of homo Interiors. d Mr I'mingHt is the director of the J i York School of Practical Interior Briggs Arrington, Carmeta Barber, Andrew Carraway, Jnmes Brown, Acoy Carrnwny, Frnnk Chaso, Frank Dutton, Esslo Diehl, Robert Garrison, Margarot Edwards, Ernest Llvnudnls, Virgin Hyman, J. D. Pcrrltt, Russell Mitchell, William Bell, Mary E. Moyc, Harold Smith, Theodore Pope, Fred Weoks, Esther Powell, Emily Griffin, Merrill Roberts, Doris Hand, Cloydo Russell, Mildred Hand, Evnlyn Schell, Althea, Koors, Margaret Sproul, Bonnie Mao Klnlnw, Franc Thomas, Clifford Shlnholser, Dcano Turner, Clniro Zachry. UNITED MINE W0RKEKR8 RATIFY ALLIANCE WITH TRANSPORTATION Illy T h e t u i i r l i l c i l I'rs a a ) INDIANAPOLIS, March 8.—The International Executive Ronrd of thp United Mine Workers, today ratified articles on nlliancc between trnnBportntion and mine workers' unions. START DRIVE FOR BRYAN FOR SENATE ( U r T h e A sk o rln lrd I 'r r a s ) • EDWIN W. UNANQ8T Decoration and !h also nBSocInted with the Art Institute of Chicago in its "Better Homes" movement. As a background for his lecture, ho lets tils stage ns a living room com­ pletely furnished with lamps, tnbies, choirs, nml accessories secured from lo­ cal furniture deulers. He explains the possibilities of the Inexpensive attain­ ment of color harmony, correct light, mil furniture grouping. At the con­ clusion of his lecture, Mr. Unnngst conducts a question-box nnd discusses my Individual furnishing problems presented. FIRST GRADE Kuth Cruse, Lucilc Newberry, Ednn Rivera, Nona Rivers, Betty McKinnon, Miirthn Coney, Madeline Lloyd, Pau­ line Bellnniy, Rosemary Fernandez, Margaret Purdon, Dorothy Ryan, Nancy White, Esther Ericson, John Courier, Malcolm Higgins, G. P. Sharp, Wilson Smith, Herman Cald­ well, Robert Cnldweli, Raymond Lu'ndquist, Jeff Davis Geiger, Morris Ben­ ton, Russell I.undqulst. SECOND GRADE. Margaret Buchan, Mnry Maxwell, Lois Shelley, Inez Thompson, Viola Browning, I.ois Couch, Margnret Bowman, Catherine Fuqun, Ruby Couraey, Marjorie Forrest, Richard Smith, Lawrence I.unquist, Ernest Wimbish. THIRD GRADE. Mary Louise Dunn, Mnry Alice Shipp, Lillie Vickery, Gladys Hickson, Ora Mae Culp, Mnrgnret Britt, Morce Thomas, Elizabeth Hnrkcy, Estclln Rail, Kthro Collins, Pcnrl Hatch, Mary Mahoney, Ellon Lunquist, El­ more Lloyd, Abner Barnes, Roy Britt, Madison Wade, Rendcll Kinard, HnrD' Ball, Murrne Knnncr, Frnnk Diehl, John Oglesby, William Morri>nn. Edwin Shlnholser, H. C. McMulfen, Kelly Pope, Llsh Morse, Robert Atlnnis. * FOURTH GRADE. Rcttina Campbell, Margnret Giles, Dorothy Gore, Dorothy Haynes, Mnry Wi-ilund, Junnitn McMullen, Katherine Sehirnrd, Phyllin Smith, Elinor Tynpr* Flossie Vickory, Katherine Pow­ ell. Margaret Hirschie, Dorothy TorIsy. Mildred ForgUHon, Billy Ahern. FIFTH GRADE. Ituliy Booth, H. C. Wnters, Edward Mitchell, Jack Peters, Antoinette Shlnholser, Pennic Dnndellnko, Lilllo Caraway, Vinln Hickson, Emily Starr. SIXTH GRADE. Rudolph Lloyd, Trixie Frnnklin, Loiiic(. Fortson, Beatrice Hownrd, "fc<u KKoons, Alice Chorpening, SHlO cash, 10 monthly' pz ments at $26. Now pnlnt nnd tiron, n ehnnicnl condition good OTOR n o Snnford, Fin. Db ta to m kb Kimball Pianos, from factory to homo prices. When you are out shop* .'ping, don't fall to stop In at T. J. Miller & Sons’ and look them over. of ,Thon see Mr. Lnnlor, for prices and terms. 288-tfe Daily Fashion Hint Example Set by Newark Publlo Library Might Well be Copied by OU .1 Ccnimunitles. Were you ever on il.u tup of Pike's peak? It Is about 11.Mo feat up In the ulr, itn11 Miint' people, In *plte of mo* tors iiml cog railways, llud the uscent illlllcult. Thu phitcitu on which the TlhctmiH live—|t I* leu times as big its Knglmii!—is till o f it us high or higher Hum Pike's peak*, and the moun­ tains nrouutl slope up to nearly Sfi.'HHl feet. Kipling, In • Kim," spoko nt It as being like a swallow's nest Under (lie eaves o f tin- roof of the world—"Kim threw Ills uottl lifter Ills eyes across the deep blue gulfs." It Is still it mysterious hind, and until a few years ago almost an un­ known one. The Newark (N\ J.) pub­ lic library has Just held an exhibit of all sort of things Tibetan—things brought together through the Imppy i(injunction of a missionary of unusunl experiences anil the museum stuff—and this exhibit Is supplement­ ed with pamphlets and pictures tend­ ing to make It more understandable and Interesting? This Is a typical ex­ ample of the work of the Newark library under Its unusual chief, John Colton Duna, says Leslie’s. A few years ago there was a similar exhibit of Colombian things—Colombia being another Interesting and Inaccessible land. Director Dana believes tlmt n li­ brary should "sell" Itself to business men und not restrict Its activities to young lady renders of fiction, chil­ dren und unoccupied old gentlemen. It should he n resl constructive force In the everyday life of the commu­ nity, and not a mere collection of books and u lounging place. The New­ ark llbrnry Is pretty well known among librarians about the country, but the sort of work It does Is not Imitated as generally as it might well he. MIAMI, March 8 .—Headquarters for tho pushing of tho candidacy of William Jennings Bryan for United States senator of Florida, wero open­ ed here yosterday in the office of Willian E. Wnlsh, an attorney, formorly of Pittsburgh, where hundreds of pe­ titions are being prepared for state­ wide circulation, "drafting” Mr. Brynn for the service of the country In the capacity of senator. The conclud­ ing paragraph of the petition is: “Wo the undersigned citizens nnd voters iyf ------------- county, Florida, drnft you into the service of your party nml your state. We urge that you declaro yourself a candidate for United Stntes Senator from Florida, ATTRACTED BY STRONG LIGHT and actively enter upon u ennvess for the nomination. To that end we Myriads of Fish Helpless When Civ Ing Bell Descended Into the pledge our loyal, open nnd active sup­ Depths of ths Sea. port.” At Dover, England, there hns been , constructed n series of Immense breakwaters In order to Increase* the size of the hurhor. In the work n big 4 lly T in - A a m ir ln li- d I ' r r u l WASHINGTON, March 8.—The nt- diving bell wns employed. When this titude of the United Stntes govern­ mnchlne wns descending on one ocment toward participation in tho I enslon the men seated around Its sides saw In the glare of the electric forthcoming Genoa conference hns < light a strange sight. been formulated and will shortly be The water beneath them suddenly announced, it wns learned nt the became nilve with thousands of sitWhite House. j very fl*h, which darted hither und thither In- their efforts to e*cnpe the unexpected captivity. Some succeeded ATKINSON FOR JUDGE In diving under the edges of the bell, hut us It descended nearer and nenrer ( l l r T h e A am irln lrd P r r M l MIAMI, Mnrch 8 .—Henry F. Atkin­ the bottom, the few. Inches of wnter son, senior member of the law firm of remaining became thick with the fish. the boll rested on the lied of Atkinson, Evans A Mershon, of Miami * theWhen sea the men captured nearly ■ was selected last night by members thousand of the sprats. The fish were of the Eloventh judicial circuit ns I probably attracted by the eluctrle their candidate to succeed Judge II. PPierre Brnnning, resigned, in the Juno primaries. . “Shoes at a Wadding." The custom of throwing one or more ROTARY CLUB FOR FT. MEYERS old shoes after the bride nr groom either when they go to church to be married or when they start on their (H r Th** A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s ! FORT MEYERS, March 9.—Prelim­ wedding Joumoy 1* so old the memory inary steps have been token by busi­ of man stretches not back to Ita be­ ness men here toward the organiza­ ginning. Some think It represents an and Is a lingering truce of tion of a Rotary Club and ns soon ns assault tho custom among xuvoge nations of tho list of prospective members is carrying away the bride, by violence; completed application for n charter others think thut It Is a relic of the will be made. ancient law of exchange or purchase, and that It formerly Implied the sur­ render by the parents of all dominion OTICE TO .CONTRACTORS or authority over their daughter. It Sealed bids fur the furnishing of has reference to a Jewish custom In the Bible. Thus In Deu­ muterinls for and labor required in mentioned teronomy we read that when the broth­ erecting nnd constructing a school er of a dead man refused to niHrry his building at Oviedo, Florida, will bo re­ widow sha asserted her Independence ceived until eleven o’clock on the of him by “loosing his sjioe." It was morning of April 4th, 1922, by the nlso the custom of the middle ages County Bonrd of Public Instruction of to place the husband'a stioe on tbe Seminole County, Florida, at the of­ head of the nuptial couch'In token of fice of the Superintendent, Snnfurd, his domination. Fin. Boat Radiator Paint. Building to bo erected und con­ Large rudlaturn In rooms of the structed according to plans, biuo home do not present u very attractive prints and specifications prepared by, uppenrance unless they ure properly nnd under tho supervision of F. H. decorated. For tilts purpose a paint Trimble, Architeot, Orlnndo, Fla. should be used which will harmonize Copies of plans, blue prints nnd spec­ with the wall colorings, and one of ifications tiny bo had from the archi­ the best paints obtainable for this pur­ tect on and after Mnrch 17th, 1922, by pose Is the ordinary suultnry, lint sail depositing with architect $ 10.00, sumo point that la used upon wall*. It lots found that these paints dry with to be held until the snid copies aro re­ been a flat Niirfuce having u high heat trans­ turned to nrchitcct. mission factor. For heutlng efficiency Building to cost npproxiinutcly $18,- ss.well ns for decoration, these paints 000.00. are therefore to he recommended. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check made puyuble to the Reasonable Statement. above said bonrd in the sum of $260.00. The creator of strange new beauty Tho check of the successful hiddor to has a right to demand so much (at­ he retained by Bonrd should said bid­ tention) from anybody who under­ der refuse or full to execute contract takes to prnunuiire Judgment. Is It and furnish bond ns required within too much to ask? I don't Imagine, for that my own tlulr for strange ten days after written notification of example, new beauty Is *pecial and extraordi­ the acceptance of bid. All other checks nary. n thing thut could not be cultlto lie returned. iiited by any Inver of old fHuilllur The successful bidder will be re­ beauty who honestly desires to culti­ quired to furnish a surety company vate It. For beauty Is ageless, eternal bond, agreeable to the Board, in nn and one, recognizable under all dif­ amount equal to one-third of his total ferences of form.—Baltimore Ameri­ can. bid. The Board reserves the right to re­ Makes His Coats Last. ject any nnd all bids. Frank S. .Sloth* of WeMhoro, Mas*., COUNTY BOARD OF PUBLIC suy* the Boston Globe, has worn the INSTRUCTION, SEMINOLE smut* overcoat for :»> winter*, and he COUNTY, FLORIDA. says it I* good (or teu more. For hit­ By: C. F. HARRISON, Chni. ter eold lu ha* a Iteavh r coal whichlot* been In service for only -0 year* Attest: • Httuie suy* styled travel in a circle T. W. LAWTON, Supt. nnd Sec’y. 3-9*oaw-4wc iHuiniug on ilie .t«cr..ge eiery llv» years. Ji * . i . i ye.ir ot«| e .. i tuning heel' Bjy It with n Herald Wnnt Ad. III the I * :.il of . *.* it times $4,854,049.00 worth Glass Containers were shipped from this coun­ try to Cuba, South Am­ erica and W est Indies in the year 1921. For information and reservation sco Kenneth Murrell, Adjutant Campbell-Losslng Post, Sanford. n A n r r - * 100 cn*h' 10 6ftadi>from!Jforida Stutd I /I J U u Ij nt Good tires, nnd top und mechanical condition good. OTOIt DESIGNS FOR TUB FROCKS A skirt of wedgewood blue ramie linen and a blouse of batiste in the M in e simile form the combination featured in the first model. The collar and mils of tl •; bkuse arc of white. Iliac slide forms the licit. Unstitched sections in tlie upper tlmmcc form pockets, though these may be omitted. Alt diiim sire requires .1 yard i 36-iiirli linen, with 2 yards 36-inch batiste nnd •{. yard white material for trimming. Black and white gingham trimmed with delicate green organdy ij \cry striking in the second model. The twopiece gathered skirt is attached to n waist which lias an ovcrbtousc with front and susli cut in one. ’1he green organdy is used for collar, cuffs, and reversed edges of the pockets. Medium size requires 4' yards 36-inrli gingham nnd ) j yard 36-inch organdy. First Model: Pictorial Review Dress No. 9334. Sizes, 34 to 42 inches bust. Price, 35 cents. Second Model: Dress No. 9318. Sizes, 34 to 48 inches bust. Price, 33 Cents. Tidewater Gian Sanford, Florida Mfg. Co. JUST ARRIVED ^VXlPLlfz! ' • ' sum Herald want nds get results, Large Shipment of Just think of it! A razor at your n price.—Hall Hardware Co. 297-4tc BANKRUPTCY SALE Selling out Handel's stock Friday, March 10th, 31Ci Sanford Avenue.—J. D. Parker, Jn charge of sale. 295-3tc ATTENTION REBEKAHS Regular meeting of Seminole Lodge Friday, Mnrch 10th, nt 6 o’clock, so that all who wish can go to DeLnnd to the District meeting. Notice tho change in hour. MRS. D. S. E. STARR, Nobio Grand MRS. LOSSINO, Sccty. 297-2tp RAZORS! They won’t Inst long, better hurry, nnd got ono nt your own price.—Ball Hardware Co. * 297-4tc Substantial reduction from last year's prices 8 AVB YOU MONEY Write us Hill Hardware Co. Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA - The Bank of Safety Security-Service Herald want nds get results This institution, whose success and strength has been builded by a loyal people, whose most valu­ able asset Is the confidence, trust nnd esteem of those who know it best and whose highest en­ deavor is to attain still higher plains of service— wishes you a happy, henlthful nnd Supreme prosperous New Year. Seven - Passenger With Famous ANSTED ENGINE (-$2285 F. O. B. Factory) This car 1b built ipedally to meet the demand for £ strictly high-grade, unstinted, uncramped, seven-paaoenger touring car— come and »•• tU DISTRIBUTORS SANFORD FLORIDA CLOSING OUT BANKRUPT STOCK FRIDAY, MARCH 10 % CITY TAX BOOKS CLOSE APRIL 1, 1022, AFTER WHICH ALL TAX­ ES REMAINING UNPAID WILL BE COLLECTED BY LEVY AND SALE OF THE PROPERTY UPON WHICH TAXES ARE DELINQUENT. ALFRED FOSTER, 294-24te City Tax Collector. 316 Sanford Avenue J. D .-P A R K E R In Charge of Sale . �iw m m WBflttuiiHi) F ;- @)(qSmna) 11Frmmnaati/ / �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 9,1922 spending the winter Nvlth Mr. nnd Mrc. Tullli. The library building is being com­ pleted inside and when finished tho Longwood dramatic club will Btngc a piny, "Tho Wild Mnn from liarnco.1’ Mr. nnd Mrs. Tullcrs were visitor! in Snnford Monday. Mr. Muznnti in hnvlng his oranges picked by Nelson & Co., of Oviedo. Tho cooked food1 sale held Friday wns quite a success. Mrs. A. T. Fuller nttondod the luncheon nt tho Valdez given hy tho Womnn’s Club of Snnford Tuesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W, Entzmingor nnd Mrs. Dill Sntchor were visitors in Snnford Tuesday. tol ft* Ml ta 'M Mi Ms OVIEDO v i " BOWLING E LEAGUE NOTES : M N Id M Hi ROTARY WINS ONE AT LABT. Last* night, after losing the first gnmo, tho Rotnry Club fame from bchltid nnd won over tho KiVvnnis Club, thereby killing tho jinx that hnd boon following thorn, and at tho snr.io time placed them whereby nnothor win will take them out of the collar. Lloyd rolled high score, Bower sec­ ond nnd Knight third. With fo\V ex­ ceptions, everyono rolled better scores Inst night than usual and from all indications, from now on until the end of tho senson, many changes are bound to tnke place in the individual average. The Rotary Club bowlH again to­ night, this time with the Congregat­ ional Club, and mu^i depends on this game, ns it will decide whether or not the Congrcgntionnl Club stays in first place or whether or not the Rotnry Club stays on the bottom. The Men's Club, after one of their regulnr meetings, served the bowlers nnd tho Hpectntors with refreshments, consisting of sandwiches nnd hot chocolate, Every one interested in bowling is invited to witness these matches, no admission being charged. Last night’s scores: Rotnry Britt ............... ....135 144 146 425 Knight .......... .....166 133 142 441 Housholdcr ... .....118 181 114 413 R. E. Stevens ..... 92 174 111 377 Henry ........... .....180 118 118 360 NEGRO PREACHER FLOGGED BY MEN. NEAR WINDER; GA. I ATLANTA, Mnrch 9.—Investiga­ tion report by Reverend P. N. Hun* nlnghnm, negro preacher, that ho was flogged by white men Monday night nenr Winder, is undor wny today, fol­ lowing tho sending of a stenographic report of tho affair to Solicitor Gen­ eral Denn nt Winder, by Governor Hnrdwlck. Tho negro told Hardwick the men accused him of preaching Catholicism but he assorted he was n Methodist. Hcnnlnghnm said he wns a British subject from Jamaica. : : *• ■ Decision •• M •• •• # Whether you are a business or professional man—farmer or wage-earner—is your decision to save regularly and consist­ ently—building up a bank sur­ plus to meet your future needs a■ a ■ ■ ■ WESTERN RAILROADS ATTACK WAGE SCALE NOTICE ■ ■ ■ We have a limited supply of the new Peace Dollars which wo will dis­ a■ a tribute to our friends and customers as long as they last. a Illy T h e A sso c ia te d P r e s s ) CHICAGA, Mnrch 8.—Western rail­ roads opened their nttnek on the rail­ road lnbor hoards wage scale yester­ day in the nationwide wage hearing by introducing industrial figures from twenty-eight states, In all of which it wns dcclnred wages for similar work were generally lower than railroad S wnges. The lower wages nskor, according I to J. W. Higgins, representing the ■ westorn ronds, nre 50 tot 100 percent higher thnn the wage scalo of 1915 and 50 to 70 per cont higher thnn in H 1017. Mrs. J. K. Hardee nnd two children of Fernindinn are visiting her sister Mrs. W. B. Englettcs. The Radcllffe Chnutnuqua under the efficient management of Dr. Domer, nre ontertnlning large crowds at tho Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew Bertlcson nnd Chnutnuqun tent this week. Both af­ little daughter motored over to De- ternoon nnd evening entertninments Land Inst Sunday spending the dny have been splendid nnd hnve been with Mr. nnd Mrs. Adnm Karr. well attended by the people from G. Hirschi hns been erecting a small Geneva, Chuluotn, Golden Bod nnd barn for Niel Swanson and wife to re­ Wegner, as woll ns by the Oviedo place the one recently destroyed by people. The gcnernl nlm of the proHerald wnnt ads get results. fire. grnnis this yenr hns been not only Mrs. Anno DeForrest is looking for­ to entertain the people but to nrouso ward to a visit from her son's wife, in them patriotism of the right kind Dunbar „Male Quar­ Mrs. Norman DeForrest nnd little for America- nnd true Americanism. tette and Bell Ringers— daughter of New York for n couple [ The first dnys' program wns lectures, Princess, March 14th. of weeks. j afternoon nnd evening by Dr. Terry 298-5tp Mr. nnd Mrs. Forest West arc the wtlh music by the Paige Trio, second proud parents of n fine ten pound boy dny lectures by Dr. Doninr nnd music born March 7th. Both mother and by the Swiss Yodlcrs, while on the Club totnls ...... 2022 bnbe nre doing fine under the care of third dny, Dr, Hyde, who was with us Kiwnnls Inst year as director, wns the lectur­ Dr. Pulston nnd Mrs. A. S. Swanson. CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 Mrs. Pritchard has been the guest er nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Hendry, musi­ Bower ........ .....184 150 135 475 181 cians nnd impersonators, the enter­ ..... 140 147 Lloyd ............. 477 of Mrs. Westerdick and Mrs. Beck for Southbound .112 133 123 308 n few days while her husband was nt tainers. The program ns n whole wns J. C. Smith Arrivo Departs 89 bettor than Inst yenrs program, ac­ ......180 74 H. P. Smith 209 Tnvnros and the ladies all called in to No. 83.......... 2:30 a.m. 2:46 a.m. cording to the opinion of many. Jones ............. ..... 120 70 83 273 see Mrs. V. C. Toiler in Sanford on No. 27.......... 8:40 a.m. Mrs. H. B. McCall returned Sunday Monday. No. 91.......... 1:18 p.m. 1:38 p.m. Club totals .... 1892 Mrs. Pritchard left Wednesday to from Lakeland. No. 89.......... 2:55 p.m. 3:20 p.m. spend a few dnys on the East Coast Miss Christine Nelson of Mt. Verde No. 85.......... 0:55 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Standing of the Clubs with her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Spar­ Institute nnd her mother of Tnmpn, W L Pet. are visiting friends in Oviedo this row hawk. Northbound Congregational Club 6 2 .750 Alfred Kriesnn took his little son | week. Arrivo Departs Men’s Club .... 5 4 .555 Gilbert to see the doctor on Tuesday Miss Ruth Young en No. 82........... 1:48 a.m. 2:03 a.m. Kiwanls Club 3 5 .375 evening. friends Tucsdny night in honor of No. 84............11:45 n.m. 12:05 p.m. 2 5 Rotnry Club . .286 Mr. and Mrs. Niel Swanson w ere' mj8s Mablc Swope. No. 80........... 2:35 p.m. 2:55 p.m. Sunday afternoon guests at tho homo No. 92........... 4:00 p.m. 4:05 p.m. J. R. Hardee of Fcraandina joined GROWER OWES TWO BOXES of Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Carlson on tho his family here Fridny night ns the No. 28........... 10:00 p.m. OF CIGABS FOR ERRORS West Side, taking supper with them. guest of Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Englett. Jesse Lee wns a visitor at the home F. T. Lingloy of Cnnndn Is spending Trilby Branrh ( f i r T h e A sso ciated P re s s ) of Mr. nnd Mrs. Stedt Sunday. a few dndys in Oviedo this week. Arrive Departs FORT BIERCE, March 9.—Tho ^ t. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cramer mid The organization of n ball tenm for Petersburg Chnmber of Commerce nnd xNo. 100.......... 7:00 aun. children went over Sunday to Coro­ Oviedo is under wny nnd much pleas­ xNo. 24........... 8:25 p.m. nado Beach and returned with a party ure is nntlcipntcd therefrom both by the editor of the Florida Grower hnve xNo. 158.......... 7:60 a.m. of Sanford friends consisting of Mr. the players nnd tho spectators. Not each forwarded tho local Chamber of No. 22.......... 7:00 p.m. and Mrs. Green, Mr. nnd Mrs. V. C. hnving had a ball tenm in several Commerce a box of clgnrs as "hush Colicr and daughter, Miss Walker and yenrs, it is hoped that the people will monoy" in compensation for the pub­ Leesburg Branch her sister, of Comfort Cottage, and on rally to the support of tho boys nnd lication in nn advertisement of the Arrivo Departs St. Petersburg organization nppenrthe way picked up Mr. and Mrs. Don help them sustnin a tenm thnt tho xNo, 157.. ........ 3:55 p.m. ing in the Grower n cut showing Douglas, of New Smyrna, taking them town will not only take pride in but President Hording playing golf mi No. 21 ........ 2:50 p.m. nlong. derive much pleasure from, ns there the Fort Pierce course nnd with the xNo. 101........... 5:50 p.m. Mrs. Edwin Lundquist was a caller is nothing that con tnke the plnco of inscription "You'll enjoy tho cnll of xNo. 25.. ........ 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ballinger Wed­ the American base bail game. 'fore on tho St. Petersburg golf No. 22. . nesday afternoon. Mrs. 0. G. Wolcott has had ns her links." August Swanson and Archie took guest, her brother, Mr. F, H. Ander­ Oviedo Branch It was recognized here thnt the cut dinner Sunday at the home of his son of Atlanta, Gn. xNo. 120. crept into the advertisement because daughtor, Mrs. B. F, Lundquist. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. U. McCall spent of nil error in the mcchnnlcnl depart­ xNo. 127.. .A...... 3:40 p.m. Lillian Glidcwcll was a caller at the Monday afternoon in Snnford. x—Dnily, except Sunday. ment of the Grower, hut Secretary West home, coming out on tho school McDonald of the locnl commorcinl or­ bus. "I)E DUCKS" GOT ALL ganization twitted both the Grower Mr. ami Mrs. Hicks, of Paola, OF SLIGII'S PROFIT nnd the St. Petersburg Chnmhcr of brought over the pastor Sunday who ON CAR OF CABBAGE Commerce nbout tho slip-up nnd sug­ When you’re suffering from gave us a good service and we weru gested thnt u box of good cigars from headache, pleased to hnve with us Mr. and Mrs. "Du Ducks" got nil the proceeds of Dunn nnd children and Goodhart Sjob- n carload of cabbage recently shipped each would bo acceptable. baokaoke, > The clgnrs nnd npologios were lom nnd wife of Lake Mary. Mrs. De­ tot Boston by the S. J. Sllgh Company toothaohe, Forrest, who is a loyal helper in this of this city, according to figures pro­ forthcoming nnd Fort Pierce hns bur­ ied tho hntchet. neuralgia, mission work, was also present. duced yesterday by Mr. Sligh. Here’s or pain from any other oauee, try There was also a good little meet­ how como: LAKE COUNTY MAN ing Tuesday evening, tho pastor, Rev. Mr. Sligh shipped the products of HAS EGG RECORD HEN D r. Miles Anti-Pain Pills Clark, got over after the rain and on one acre of land, 401 crnteR of enhOne or two and the peln stops Wednesday they met at the home of bngc. They sold for $451.71). Then Contain no hablt-formlno druo* ( l l r T h r A sso c ia te d P re s s ) Mr. nnd Mrs. Dunn, we hear. Just at "de ducks" started in to ent up all EUSTIS, Mnrch 9.—Nols Pieraon, of Have you tried D r. M iles' Nervine? present the great need is for some the profit. Deduct $51.20 for brok­ Aah VMir D r u g g i s t the MnHcotto section, claims a new way to get hack and forth and meet er's commission. Then deduct $20.45 world's record for egg production, a his appointments, for hauling chnrges. Then deduct hen on ids farm having laid 559 eggs Sunday school was ttell attended, a $591.10 for freight. Add up the de­ in the yenr just closed. Another hen round dozen in the junior class to ducts nnd you hnve $451.75, which Is of the same breed on his fnrm pro- P R O P R R T V which we wore glad to welcome two just what the cnhbnge brought on the duced 335 eggs during tho year. Both, i J l H I Vf f » I a a J llk J more, George Vihlon ami John Andos, market. of the chickens were purchased from the latter coming over to visit Mr. Between puffs of his pipe, Mr. a poultry breeder nt Bnron, Ohio, and Henderson’s boys. Sligh discussed tho problem of trans­ on learning of the record made hy tho Mrs. Ballinger worked on the old portation which he declared is fncing birds the Ohio mnn came all the wny organ, trying to stop somo of tho every grower and shipper in Florida, to Florida to purchase them. The squeaks, but not with very much suc­ lie snld thnt immediate relief was nec­ hens will be exhibited this summer at cess. She took dinner with Mrs. N. essary If Florida products were to poultry, shows in the middle west. The ln\v provides that "If tax­ Swanson. compete with those of other sections es upon real estate shall not he of the country on tho mnrkct and ex­ DAMAGES FOR PERSONAL paid before the first dny of April in Hi H ^ h i M hn »« Ha pressed the hope that everybody in­ INJURY. of any year, the Tax Collector ft f t terested in obtaining cheaper trans­ shall advertise and •sell." Ha *i portation rates would join tho Cen­ I l l y T h r A m m r ln t r r t l ' r f « » l Ha tral Florida Water Traffic League, of Hu BONIFAY, Mnrch 9.—David Jones This is to notify all concerned Hn f t which he is president, in its fight to hns filed Huit against Frank Hand to *i obtnln rate reductions.—Orlando Sen­ recover $15,000 dnmngcs for personal that the requirements of law will tinel. injury ns tho result of nn nttnek upon be complied with and the Tax C. II. Corn and Miss Ruth returned Jones several months ago. Hand nnd Hooks will positively be closed Thursday from a week's visit to Cuba’. H i N H l l H l H H i H i H l H f t Jeff Pennington recently were cona jj firat M provided by law Ha vlcted of shooting Jones, with intent Mrs. Jim Martin and two boyn re­ f t 1 . . . . turned to her homo in Oklahoma after Ha $111(1 cash, ten months nt Hq to murder, and sentenced to servo fif­ and all lands on which tnxeH $65 for n good f t teen yenrs in tho state prison. Ilund have not been paid will lie ad­ nn extended visit with her mother, f t Ha Mrs. Geo, Lewis. is considered ono of tho wealthiest vertised and executions issued residents of this county, owning sev­ for unpaid personal property Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel wore vis­ f t f t New Cord Tires and paint, Ha eral plantations, grlHt mills and other itors In Orlando Saturday. taxes. Mr. nnd Mrs. Newton Wilson, of Ha best of mcchnnicnl condition f t property. Edinburg, Vn., wore the guests of Mr. j Ha cron, 1 and Mrs. J. S, Dinkel Tucsdny. Mr. Dunbar Male Quar Wilson is an old schoolmato of Mr. 1Hu tette and Bell Ringers— Tax Collector, Seminole County DinkePe, 1Ha Princess, March 14th. Mr, and Mrs, Watson returned to 292-M-W-S 208-5tp TRAIN SCHEDULE TAKE NOTICE LONGWOOD - LEXINGTON : B .& 0.M Y our •• i n * T h e A sso c ia te d P re s s ) jic h e ? ! ■■■■■ft JN0. D. JINKINS 1 First National Bank ! A COMMUNITY BUILDER ' F. P. FORSTER, President H H H H H H H B. F. WHITNER, Cashier > H H * SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. JUST LOOK! mmi ■ 5 5 Expert Auto Repair Work * Phone 30 The very latest style Corner First and Oak “WE DELIVER THE GOODS’ SAFETY RAZOR Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities AT YOUR OWN PRICE If we please you, tell others; if tv tell us. Phene 198 H. W. NICKERSON Drop a Coin in the Box For a few days only Public Accountant; Audits—Systems Income Tax Service Room 10 McNeill-Davis Bulg, Phono 852 Orlande, FIs. Auto Radiator Repair ✓ Shop THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. Sanford Steam Laundry Located nt 207 French Arc., between 2nd and Third. u« Hu ft ft ft ft tw cd i-H f t ft ait PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS £ DIRECTORY £ ft ft ft E. R. BERGQUIST. ft ft m ft FOR SERVICE Call 14G-J W. RAWLING, Prop. --------------------------- a------------------ .. Employment Bureau.. Tho vocational committee of tho Busi­ ness and Professional Women’s Club requests all young women desiring employment to register nt the First National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman THOS. J. A. REIDY SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Attorney and CounBellor-at-Law V. C. COLLER, Prop. Practicing in State and Federal Courts Over Seminole County Dnnk General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. Geo. W. Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD **V FLORIDA Specialist In Spinal Adjustments Wm, J. Kermode, D. C. Doctor of Chiropractic Sanford Machine Foundry Co. & Garner-Woodruff Building General Machlno nnd Boiler Work; Office Hours; 9 to 12 n. m. and 1 to 0 p. m. Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxo Pistons; Sundays and ovenlngs by appointment Oversize Rings nnd Pins; Flywheel Steel Genr Bands; Crank Shafts re­ S. O. Shinholser turned; agents for Cnllle Inboard and ..C ontractor a n d Builder SANFORD FLORID* Outboard Motors. — :------ Phone 62 ■ ■ 1 ■ I I ■ ■ ■ Is a real town. ^ And pretty soon she Is going to b'e a real city. Do you remember when you could have bought a lot around tth or filh streets on Park avenue for five or six hun­ dred dollars? IF YOU DON’T ACT NOW you are going to do some more remembering, and the second time you remember its going to hurt. Your own terms. M eisch R ealty Co. A. P. CONNELLY, A gent ■ ■ ■ V ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ �ta * SOCIETY u „a FRBD DAIGBR. 8oel.tjr Editor, * phone 217-W It 7°® *" £„le9 iir n k ir * #» —It 7uU ■,7*o« u c writ* lbs ______ SOCIAL CALENDAR Fridny 'M ^ horB’ Club wlU m0ot nt #to the homo of Mrs. George Paxton on to Mvrtlo avenue at 3:80 p. m. J t irdny-Chlldren's Story Hour will to b T SntCG ntrnlPark lour to c-tunlay-Foney Dancing classes nt to the Wolnko npnrtmonts, nt 3:00 to Kit Uontlny—SL Agnes Guild will moot to nt the homo of Mrs. Clnrko Leon- to nrdi. 700 Pnlmetto avenue, nt 3:30 tat to to m TEMPERATURE to to . You sco how the old bulb to runs tho sculo these days. to When you think it is cold to tho “leftover” comes up to .'• ^ ■ 7 « £ t j s f .w s s r iw a U s * SXX&* m m give you the half cold hnlf warm record that sounds funny but nevertheless tho regular looked for Floridn wenthor. One day cold and tho next ono wurm but nil of them fine as silk and the kind wo arc looking for. Now, for instance,' the rnin stopped some of my activi­ ties tho other day but I nevor kick on the wenthor, do you, Henry? You know— to to to to to to to THE WEATHER to Hu to to to to to to to to to to to j Do You Wear SIzo 3 8 ? : CLASSIFIED ? : ads : S If th a t is the size coat you wear, it will pay you : 8Jg For Florida: Increasing to cloudiness tonight with to • -------rnin In tho extreme north to to portion; warmer in tho to to Classified Ads 6c a line. No north nnd central portions -to to....|id taken for less than 23c. tonight; Fridny unsettled, to to and positively no classified probably rain in north and to to ads charged to anyone. Cash ccntrnl portions. to to must nccompany all orders, to t o to Count fivo words to a line to to to to to to to to to to to and remit accordingly. to SANFORD HARBOR FILLED WITH BOATS FROM THE NORTH to to to to to Several New Yachts Were Here l.nst to Night to to Sanford’s yachting harbor was so to crowded last night thnt the Herald to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to WANTED ~ * ■ to take a peep a t our window sometime between now and Saturday night. 8 I N<r Mailer What Size j a _ s\ 8 you wear it will pay you to take a peep the ■ many new articles we are receiving by each WANTED—Extra salesladies for Sat­ 8 - • ' ■ 1 urday. Apply, Surprise Shoo Store, S express; Sanford Avo. 297-3tc WANTED AT ONCE—General office to work or steno-bookkeoping, 300 Elm p. m. _____ tat Avo. Phono 628. 207-2tp; James C. Snllce, of Tampn, was in to 3:10 A. M. MARCH 9, 1922 WANTED—For our trade, FlorfHa the city yesterday trnnsneting busi­ to Maximum ........... ........ 08 fruits nnd vogotablcs of nil kinds, sent out \ call for n yachting expert to Minimum ........... ........ ; 60 *3 and succeeded in finding n volunteer unlimited outlet, prompt returns.— ness__ __ ! The Store That Is Different Range ................. ......... 52 to for the occasion und ho has turned in Artce Fruit Co., Florences. C. 290-fltc ■ C. M. Britton, of Jacksonville, wns to Bnrometer.......... ........ 30.2(J to in the city yesterdny on a business the following notes: | Sanford, Florida to Calm nnd cloudy. FOR RENT Snnford'H hnrbor was almost crowd­ mission. to % to ed last night by tho following yachts FOR RENT—Completely furnished C. T. Wnlberg, of Grovolnnd, is in to to to to to to to to to to swinging nt nnchor: two room apartment. Hot water, the city for n few dnyn nttending to .The I.unottn, Washington, I). C., modern conveniences. Summer rates. ffjR SALE—Pair bird dog piflis, $26. business. CITY LEAGUE TITLE chartered to W. S. Eton, of Boston, Phone 40-W. 298-3tp iliac chassis. Just overhauled, $000. Address, P. O. Hox 13, Osceola, I TO nE PLAYED OFF who is mnkinff’ a short cruise on the FOR RENT—Lovely large apartment, Write “G. P.” enro of tho Hcrnld. Fin. 297-3tp 207-2tp Miss H. C. Poolmnn, of Jncksonville, TOMORROW NIGHT St. Johns after which the Luonttn will also gnrngo. Applv -117 West in spending a few days here at tho sail for Palm Bench where she will he Second. 290-itp FOR SALE OR LEASE—One 20 acre, ________LOST Montezuma. Tomorrow night the hnsketbnll title joined hy her owner, Col. Slocum, of COTTAGE FOR REfNT—J . Masson. 1 ono 10 acre Sanford nvo. wnlking LOST—On First street, n long ba* of the city will be plnyecl off between Washington. pcnrl pin with ono ponrl out, Satur­ 204-3 tp distnneo to city. Two lots cornor Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Payne, of the Men's Club (composed of plnyors The South Wind, of Englewood, N. Center nnd Elm nvo. Two lots west day night. Finder please lenvo at Bamberg, Iowa, nre in tho city for n from Men’s Club, Rotnry Club nnd J., with C. Irving Wooil nnd Dr. L. A. FOR RENT—Comfortable iight house sido Palmetto avo., GO ft. from Elev­ few days enroute to northern points. the Kiwnnis Club) nnd tho High Smith, joint owners. Theso gentle­ keeping rooms, 318 Palmetto nve­ enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, Herald nnd rcccivo reward. 285-tfc 290-10tp owner, 116 N. Spring St., Los Angc- LOST—On First street, ono WntorSchool. A fnBt game is promised, men have had some wonderful fishing nuo. mnn fountain pun. Finder return Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Field, of Buffalo, with the outcome uncertain. 288tf; 29-tf nnd are accompanied on their cruise les, Calif. FOR SALE to rfernld office nnd receive reward. N. Y., nre nmong tho recent arrivals The Men’s Club tenm will be com­ by the Amo with Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur __________ 297-2tp FOR SALE—6. acres excellent celery and are stopping nt tho Montezuma. posed of old college stars nnd voter-1II. Martin, who have u fine winter FUR SALE—One 6-room cottage, in land, now set in spring crop. Sco good condition, good location, good I nns of the cage tossing game, they home : l Aitesla on the St. Johns. FOUND 205-fltp Miss Nonie Williams has returned know the game from A to Z, but they V/e nl.-o had the Laotn, fchartered j flowing well. $700 cash, balance on F, E. Millcn, West Side. fnmi Jncksonville where she spent nre out of prnctice. The High School in Jacksonville hy W. D. Baldwin, ac- terms. See II. M. Rumboy, 310 South FOR SALE—Tomnto plants, any FOUND—Ladles' pocket hook. Owner two weeks with her sister, Mrs. It. E. has n'fnst tenm, nnd knows the game compnnied hy his wife nnd Hon, R. D. Holly Ave.________________ 298-12tc j quantity, for prompt delivery.— mny hnve same by calling at Her­ ald office, proving prop"-ty nnd pay­ Beverly. fairly well. Through hard luck ono Baldwin. Mr. Baldwin is well known FOR SALE—New Home machine, In. Chase & Co., Phono 530. 288-tfe ing for this ad.’_____________ 2f*-tfc first class condition, $26. —Mrs. j or two of Its players, it wns kept from in New York as president nnd owner FOR SALE—Two 9tory business LOST—Snble cape, 30 - inches long, W. Y. Quisenberry, of Kenton, going to Gnlnesvllln to piny for tho of the Otis Elevntor Co. Pearson, 1002 West First. 298-3tp. building. Apply to the owner, Klen ich., is mnking his headquarters at State title. red nnd blue embroidered lining. Both tcums expect to The Clan, a very fine eighty-three FOR SALE—Celery fnrni, n ren! bnr-! Ares, 805 0th St. 284-20tc Tnil trimmings. Return to N. Pow­ p Montezuma while in the city on win. foot housebont hails from New York gnin.—E. F. Lane. 298-Ctp ers, Box 722, Tnmpn, Fin. Liberal re­ siness. As a curtain rniser the Grammar nnd Is owned by Bruce Dndson. FOR SALE—Boat. Hand “V” hot- FOR SALE;—Warehouse with R. R. ward. 298-3tp School girls nnd the Freshman girls To keep these fine hunts company Good condition siding. Within four blocks of center W. J. Westcrvelt, J. M. Slattery, J. will tnngle In a close gnme. Both were Sanford’s home fleet, tho Franc­ tom, runabout. LOST—March 8th at lot sale, on Boat of city. llnuring, A. B. Hnlc, J. W. Andrews tennis nre evenly matched nnd nnother es, the Dawn nnd the New Era not to throughout, $200.—Russell's Myrtle nvenue, nbstruct pnpon* Geo. W. KNIGHT 207-2tp tad W. Hockey, of Tampn, were in fast gnmo will be certnin. Everybody forgot the Dawn, Jr., our bright little House. Sec Kepplcr. 272-tfc marked “Jones". Please return to FOR SALE—My home on comer of .he city yesterday nttending to busi- come out nnd sec who will win the runabout. Hcrnld office nnd receive rownrd. First nnd French nvo. Price $1,000. FOR SALE—Onk nnd other hnrd connected with tho pro-cooling Junior title nnd tho city title. 298-ltp YACHTING EDITOR. wood, strand wood range, $2.60; Cash or terms.—J. A. Rumldoy. dnnt. 20fl-6tp fire place, $2.00.—Hoskins Jones, RAZORS! Just think of it! A razor at your BOY SCOUT COUNCIL TONIGHT Beardnil Avenue. * 280-tfc COOKED FOOD SALE FOR SALE—Ono ton Stewart truck, own price.—Balt Hardware Co. 297-ltc Circle No. 3 of tho Methodist A bargain for a quick buyer. Panel FOR SALE;—Ilarloy Davidson motor They won’t lust long, better hurry, Successor to Dr. Hyman as President hurch, will hold n cooked food snle body suitable for laundry or delivery cycle, two cyllndor, three speeds. and got ono at your own price.—Ball BANKRUPTCY SALE To Be Elected. nturday afternoon nt McCullor’B service, Continental motor and Cnd- Box 019. 207-4tc 285-12tp Hardware Co. Selling out Bnndol’s stock Friday, tore. Mr. Edward Higgins, Secretary of 9 March 10th, 310 Snnford Avenue.—J. the Snnford Boy Scout Council has Is­ D. Parker, in charge of snle. 2D5-8tc ( APT. JERRY SLUKER MARRIED sued a call for n meeting tonight to ( apt. Jerry Slukor, of tho Donnelly lie held nt the court house. Several Tho Herald for Post Cnrds. fleet, is receiving tho congratulations matters of importance will ho con­ of his ninny Sanford friends for be­ sidered. Dr. Hymnn has resigned ns coming a benedict Inst Sunday. Cnpt. the president of the Council on ac­ .Slukor stole away to Thunderbolt, n count of soon to move to Tampa. Hli suburb of Suvanpph, and the seaside successor will he elected nt the meet­ BEFORE BUYING resort of thnt city, whero he mndc tho ing tonight. charming postmistress, Miss Mamie Vice-president Dean Turner will A PHONOGRAPH Jacobson, his wife. She will remain present a numbor of important things on the postoffice job for some time for the consideration of the council. Sec the yet but intends to join her husband It will he remembered thnt Mr. Tur­ here before the Pawn and New Eru ner hns been very active in tho Boy set sail for the north and will nccomScout Cnmp nnd ho desired thnt steps 8 200 Beautiful Rugs in all the new colors. They are more heavily woven.! pany the Donnellys' to Brooklyn in he made to still better equip the 8 than any rugs of their kind you have ever bought and are all made of j April. Mr. and Mrs. Sluker will hitvc ramp, - —at— quarters on the boat nnd tho fleet AiPmcmbcrs of the council should S new, clean rags with fast color dyes. will not lose n captain but will gnin nttond tonight. All pastors, Scout : another member In tho person of'Cnpt, Mnstcrs, nssistnnt scout master)), Jerry's wife. Tho Hcrnld joins in ex­ scout committees, principal of High tending congratulations nnd wishing —3 dozen Pink and Green, heavy weight, sizSchool, President of Chnmber of Com­ ORLANDO, FLA. the bride nnd" groom a long life nnd merce, Editor of tho paper nand a few 24x48. Special for— n happy one upon the son of mntriothers nr« members of the council, mnny. TIiobo especially interested in tho de­ velopment of boys nre invited to a t­ tend the meeting. ■I ■ 8 REPUBLICAN LEADERS ® d°zen 27x54 in. Plain Color, Pink and 3 CONSIDERING NEW PLAN N Green, just the rug for bath rooms, each— ON THE BONUS BILL ■ ■ ! Perkins & Britt les FRID AY mVEUu C() . SATURDAY |2 Days RUG SA L E 2 Days NEW EDISON DRENNEN PIANO CO. EASY ' LOT NO. 1 — --— . [. # — ~ ; AND ft * $1.45 LOT NO 2 TERMS ( H y Tli«* A n i w I n l H r ' f . * ' ARE GIVEN TO RELIABLE PEOPLE ON HUPM0B1LES WASHINGTON, Mnrch 8.—Ropublimn lenders today disclosed the fact they are con side ring n plan to put the Soldiers’ Bonus hill through the house under a suspension of rulcB, which would shut out amendments of any kind nnd limit the debate to forty minutes. : SOUTHERN MEMBERS WANT PROMPT ACTION ■ MUSCLE SHOALS OFFER $495.00 Cheaper This Year Than Last Oup financial connections enables us to sell you a Hup- ■ III* T h o \ | >, i . a<i mobile on terms to suit you; and our charges arc not exces- ^ WASHINGTON, Mnrch 8.-Southsivc—Usual rate of interest, plus insurance. ;v ern members of Congress nppenred In We received this week n shipment of five cars, and you m a body before tho House Military had better come at once if you want one of these. & Committee todny and appealed for prompt acceptance of Ford’s offer for Ask anyone about the Hup. Wo believe the Hup to lie g Muscle Shoals, the best car in the world for tho money. ’ i i LESS REPAIRS, LESS GAS AND OIL j BETTER TIRE MILEAGE 4j Psychology will buck up farmer* ns soon ns bankers begin to accept it for collntornl. Fatty Arbucklo Is convinced that life is just one doggoned trial after nnother. Hcrnld want nils get results. & O. Motor Go. 1 Dunbar iANFORD, FLORIDA------------- WE CARRY THE PARTS J lUUSKSXKsisKKSKKSKKUUXKSKmSKKi Male Quar­ tette and Bell Ringers— Princess, March 14th. $1*65. ;—Heavy-weight, Fancy Color Rugs, size LOT NO. 3-....27x54, This lot would be cheap at $3, now $1.95 27x54 inches, nice, large size, beautiful LOT NO. k—quality in Green and Rose, for, each— $2.95 LOT NO. fancy patterns, bed-room size, Green and Gold colors, size 36x72 in. 2 lots— - $3.45 $4.95 ! THESE RUGS WERE BOUGHT SPECIALLY FOR THIS 2-DAY SALE FR ID AY I YOWELL CO. ' I SATURDAY r.CV 298-Btp t . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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, March 09, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 09, 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>, March 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/554144ef832e72b6076d69c420f076ea.pdf dcd2042c74fbd94e5c1e5a7d13ab581d PDF Text Text jWJfHaS , •• t -• , __ ____ „ _ ____ ' 7 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■* SANFORD ••The ;•': - . ■ • • ' • . " w. ’ W ,B f f l. H ? ’* •• ., r Rv-: D City Substantial” a il y IN THE H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R EATEST H SANFORD; erald ‘T h e City Substantial* m V E G E T A B LE SECTION * = sanford V O L U M E II QUAKE IN CALIFORNIA SCARED PEOPLE BADLY BUT NO DAMAGE DONE COX ATTACKS POLICIES OF REPUBLICANS LASTS SHORT TIME Rattled Windows and Moved Doors Off the Hinges (Ilr Thr Aaanrlntrd I’ rraa) CO LU M BIA, S. C., March 10.— ‘‘Tho Los Angeles tfeels the fnlluro o f our government to engago Shock But Noth­ in the Genoa economic confercnco Is hut nnothor ovidenco of the adminis­ ing Else tration’s fnllure to grasp the essential facts o f tho world-wido depression,” , llr *|hr Aaaocliilrd I’rraal PORTERVILLE, Calif.; Mch. said former Governor Jnmca M. Cox, 10,_Residents here were awak­ of Ohio, here Inst night. ."It will set things hnck more thnn nny develop­ ened about 3:30 this morning by ment In tho Inst two yenrs,” he con­ nn earthquake which 'rattled tinued. "Our domestic business will w indow s, moved doors off their not show much Improvement until hinges, threw furnitu#; around. conditions get better in Europe. They People rushed to the streets but will Improve there with the oxchnnjje of ideas on reformed budgets and no damage was done. kindred subjects. "A considerable pnrt o f the Euro­ LOS ANGELES, Cnlif., March pean burden is the debt to America. 10— A light earthquake shock There 1h sincere doubt expressed ns was felt hero at 3:27 this morn­ to whether, some countries enn pay. ing. The tremor lasted only a Ccrtnfhly nn Indifferent attitude on few seconds, no damage was the pnrt o f our government will enrdone. The Quoke was also felt ry much discouragement. Tho cnblo ndvlces from Europe tell us o f the de­ nt Fresno where no damage was pressing effect thnt has come from our reiterated policy o f n hermit nnreported. tion. In private nffnirs such conduct on the pnrt o f a great creditor would Ku Klux Klan Out, lend to certain resentment nnd in the Tarred and Feathered present instnnee thnt untile feeling will whether it is nrticulnted or not. Alleged Wife-Beater exist "The conference wns called to con­ sider Intornntionnl economic nnd f i ­ The Ku Klux T\lnn, or wlmt was nancial mntters. Secretary Hughes, supposed to he the Ku Klux, took a whether Intentionally nr not, hns nev­ man named McCrodio, out Thursday ertheless challenged the faith o f Eu­ night and after giving him a coat of ropean nations by tho cold announce­ tar and feathers turned him loose ment thnt the conference will ho o f n with a warning to leave town. He political chnrnctcr. Taking hint nt his had been in Jail upon a warrant word, the country will ho Interested In sworn out by his w ife for assault and tho philosophy which makes virtue out battery and was taken out of jail up­ of a political association with the on a cash warrant being put up for yellow people o f the orient, and vice him. Whon hi* was liberated he was out. o f nny political relationship with shanghaied and taken to the woods by the white people o f Europe. But that the masked men and soverely beaten is quite nnothor ninttor. and tar rill and feathered. The next "Our people, are chiefly concerned morning his case for assault was call­ now about their return to employ­ ed and he was found guilty upon the ment. They have endured n su ffi­ testimony o f his wife and was given ciency o f unhappiness from the ter­ l'i() rlays or $100 fine. It seems th a t1ror o f isolation. They recognize tho lie had been living apart from his fundamental need o f nn outlet for our wife for some time lull had forced her |markets, If our shops nre to prosper. to go riding with him on the .Sanford- 1They also know thnt Europe ennnot Orlando road several weeks ago and ( buy without credit nnd no worth while it was on this rifle thnt he bonl her credit Is possible without internation­ anil she signalled to a passing ear to al co-operation. W e possess the po­ get her help which was immediately tential possibilities for a hotter eco­ given by the sheriff’s office and the nomic day, because wo hnve the pre­ arrest o f the husband followed. pondering excess o f gold supply. I f wo cninp beside our monoybngs, how­ ever, unmoved by the distress we ensJAMKS N E IL L OF "S A T U R D A Y N IG H T " CAST H AS ID E A ily could help to reltcvh, there will de­ scend upon us the accumulated hnto James Neill, who with his wife, of generations." Kdythe Chapman, appears In Cecil B. DeMIllc's Intest Pnrnmount picture, HOME OF D. C. ROBB DESTROYED RY FIR E "Saturday Night,” which will ho the frnturc nt the Star Theatre Friday and Saturday nights, onco nsked a young and ambitious actor who Edwin Ilooth was nnd wns surprised to learn —from tho youthful actor— thnt Ilooth wns nn oyster pneker oporntlng in Baltimore! Tho nctor wns certain of this beenuso ho had scon tho name on nn oystor container! "A ll nt which points out tho crying need n fsomo course o f historical trnlnning for young nctors,” snld Mr. Neill. "There Is no ono Institution of nuthority to Which nn nctor enn turn for Information and fo r the ntmosphere tlinUho must acquire If ho hopes to succeed. O f course, thoro arc good dramntic schoolri. But they tench on­ ly such fundamentals ns elocution nnd grnco o f movement. It Is n pity there cannot bo n school whore nctors enn learn not only these things, but the no less important history of the English speaking stngc, with its glor­ ies nnd traditions.” The home o f D. C. Bold) on Fourth street and Bay avenue, was destroyed by fire yesterdny afternoon being a total loss. Tho flames hnd made rap­ id hendwny having caught from the grass that was burning neur the homo and Mrs. Robb being nt the home of her daughter nearby, did not see tho grass burning until it had caught the house. The department was summon­ ed hut ns there are no fire plugs in*thiH part o f the city nothing could lie done except to keep the flames con­ fined to the one house ns much ns poBsiblo, On account of the rapid spread of the firo very littlo could he snvod from tho homo nnd tho Iobs falls heavy upon Mr. and Mrs. Robb, all thoir furnishings nnd a m agnifi­ cent library being destroyed. They have tho sympathy o f their many friends in thoir loss— a loss that swept away tho accumulations of a life timo and many articles that can never ho replaced. FORMER T R E A S U R E R O CALA R E A D Y HELD ON R A IL FOR BIG M EETING FOR D E N T A L ROBBERY S T A T E C A P IT A L R EM O VAL ‘'■"•"f’lnlffl I’ rraal T l i r .\MN<t«*lnte<l I ' r r e i ) • P H IL A D E L P H IA , Mnrch lO.W nl-j ter Unger, former assistant treasurer, O CALA, March 10.— Local commit­ of tho Dr. Thomas W . Evans Dental tee nrrnnging for meeting horo Mon­ Institute nnd Museum Fund Is being day to orpanizo capital romoval.asso­ held on n fifty thousnnd dollnr hall on ciation, reported today thnt n lnrgo ehnrgcs of stealing npproximntoly ono ' delognttion o f citizens from Gaineshundred nnd ninety thousnnd funds) villu, Pnlntkn, Orlando, Tampa and ° f securities nnd money. Ho told tho several other citlos will accompnny police todny ho stole tho money to tho ifftldtnl delegates. A meeting will ho held in tho nftornoon. make his mother happy. £ NUM BER 299 , F l o r i d a ! F r i d a y , m a r c h 10,1022 FOUR P O W ® TREATY . ’ WAS ANOTHER ALLIANCE DEMOCRATIC SENATORS I i Charge England and Japan With Framing Up on the Rest n i x ’ Tlir> .1-noi’ l n l r U I ' r r . n l W A S H IN G T O N , Mnrch 10.— Charg­ ing that the four power Pacific treaty resulted from n Jnpnneso-British plan to offset the embarrassing effect if tho Anglo-Jnpnncso alliance, oppo­ nents o f the pact sought without suc­ cess In the senate yesterday to lenrn exactly by whom tho original draft of the document wns prepared. Both o f the senuto’s representatives on the arms conference delegation, Scnntors Lodge of Massachusetts nnd Underwood o f Alabama, declared In reply to direct questions that tho dele­ gation hend Sccretnry Hughes, had conducted most of the negotiations lending up to the treaty, ptr. Lodge snid "many hands" hnd helped In the drafting and redrafting, and thnt he did not know who mnde the first sug­ gestion. Mr. Underwood asserted thnt the first drnft he saw wns the llnnl one, laid before him by Secre­ tary Hughes. .The statements o f the two sonnte lenders were mnde in reply to u series o f questions by Senator Robinson, democrat, Arknnsas, who told tho sen­ ate when tho cross-questioning wns over thnt nlthough "w e don’t know and will nover find out from any au­ thentic source who wrote the first drnft," he wns inclined to believe thnt the finished product resulted from the joint lnbors o f Arthur J. Bnlfour for Grent Britnin nnd Prince Tokugnwn, for Jnpnn. Ho assailed the treaty ns an "alliance” nnd predicted it would do more harm thnn good. Iflj m CR1SINGER SCARES NO ONE ON HIS BONUS BULL AND ] TEACHERS NOT AFRAID MUSIC INSPIRES AT THE REVIVAL, T h ln * .,'lorpS l.? ' BOYDS ARE 0. K. WILL HAVE DEBATE E) O NE OF T H E F E A T U R E S OF T H E M E TH O D IST R E V IV A L IS T H E M USIC 1 VV7DI1 rj _______ •« J l * ' - J Tomorrow and all Points Thrashed Out Then ' Last night the following conver­ sation was overheard between two ( l l x T h r Aaaoclntrd I*rraa| Indies who hnd tarried for a moment W ASHINGTON, Mnrch 10.— on the corner opposite the Methodist church to listen to the singing, “ Who While announcement yesterday Is playing for the meeting," asked by Comptroller of the Currency one. "M rs. Boyd, 1 believe," was the Cria/nger thnt, if the revised sol­ reply. "Oh, listen!" said the first as Mrs. Boyd began a hymn embellished dier honiin bill wns passed, he with runs and grace notes; "W ill you would advise nntionnl bnnks not just listen to all the little doo-dads to accept adjusted compensation and fly-up-tho-crccks she’» adding to certificates as security for loans that hymn." Though not couched of former service men, created a. in strictly musical terms that ex­ stir among members of congress,' presses, novcrtholcss, tho sort of leaders regarded it as unlikely muiie M r*. Boyd furnishes. It is that his stand would sw erve-a • F, • music plus— and tho singing is great. majority of the ways nnd means The special service far women, last committee from their determina­ C H A IR M A N NORRIS IS T O E P A R -' G O V E R N M E N T APPEALS FOR night brought out a large congrcgn-j tion to report the measure to the . ING TO S U B M IT PROP| M INERS A N D O PERATORS tion with women as numerous as I house. O SITIO N i TO M EE T sandflies in June. They over-ran the i With opponents o f the legislation GOVERNMENT NATION WIDE CONTROL NEXT IN COAL STRIKE MUSCLE SHOALSi IS AGITATED I llx Tin* iMNiwIiilrd I’ ri-Hal I l l } T h e \ w a o r l n l r d I’ r r a a l W AS H IN G TO N , March 10.— Chnir-. IN D IA N A P O L IS , Mnrch 10.—Hope man Norris, o f the senate ngiiculturio f the nation-wide coni strike being committce, announced tndny in the averted by the Government’s nppenl senate he. was preparing fo r submis­ sion to his committee a hill erenting for the operators nnd miners meeting government owned cor|>orntinn em­ in tho wage conference seemed van­ powered to develop nnd oporato Mus­ ished today among officlnln of the cle Shoals Nitrate nnd Water Bower United Mine Works o f America, ac­ Project. Norris said he was not p ro -1 count of the continued refusal of some pared to sny he favored governmental corporation ns against acceptance, operators to meet with the minerB and Union officials rofrnlned, from private interests to snmc end negotiate. hut believed such a proposition worth however, from any announcement on the senate’s study. future plans. Ninety-Three Persons Eleven Attempts Lost Lives in Florida To Electrocute Automobile Accidents Negro Murderer During the Year of 1021-22, According To Statistics. Inexperienced Electricians Fail to Get .Machine Adjusted III} Ill} Thr InaiM 'lii lril I ' r r M ) JA C K S O N V ILLE , March 10.— Ninety-three persons lost their livos in Florida during 1021, ns the result of nutomohile accidents, according to tho Bureau of Vital Statistics o f the State Ronrd o f Hcnlth, which jus£ completed compilation o f mortality tables for tho year. Tho total shows a decrease from 1020, during which year one hundred nnd seven deaths were attributed to nutomohile acci­ dents. Tin* \ ..niir In t ril I ’ rraal L IT T L E ROCK, March 10.— A fte r eleven attempts by inexperienced elec­ tricians to electrocute James Wells, 18, negro, hnd failed, the twelfth wns pronounced a success and the mur­ derer’s life snuffed out in tho state prison today. The prisoner wns ex­ amined between shocks. IN G R IP OF B LIZZAR D (llx T lir la a o H n lrtl I’ rraal A M A R IL L O , Texas, Mnrch 10.— The north, panhnndle o f Texas yesterday wns in the grip o f one o f the worst M IA M I M A N AR R ESTED hlizznrda known in recent yenrs, FOR A LLE G E D RODDERY three feet o f snow having been re­ IN S A L T L A K E O IT Y ported nn Spcnrman, the terminus o f the Spenrmnn brnnch o f tho Scnta Fo ( l l x T h r Aaa orlntrit l ’ r m » ) Railroad. Spenrmnn is cut o ff from M IA M I, March 10.— Acting Gover­ the outside world ns fa r ns transpor­ nor Hnrdees order, the Sheriff here tation is concerned. Loss to livestock todny re-arrested J. D. Meyers, locnl is fonred. real estate man who is wanted in Snlt Lake City an Milton D. Joseph for nn LE A P S FROM W IND O W . nllcgod robbery In 1014, o f securities w orth ’fifty thousand dollars from the Continental National Bank o f thnt city. Myers is now irj jail pending n hab­ eas corpus henrirtg which has been set for this afternoon. His attorneys claim tho Governor exceeded his nu­ thority in ordering n re-nrrest, assort­ ing n man can ho at liberty on bond until extradition pnpers nre received hero. Ill} The AaaiM’ l l l t n l I 'r r a a l P H IL A D E L P H IA , Mnrch 10.— Mar­ io >Mol|inn, senior in tho dental school o f tho University o f Pennsylvania, leaped or fell from n second story window o f the hospital while delir­ ious with pneumonia yesterday and died o f a fractured skull. Molllns wfiB the son o f a druggist nt Mntnnzns, Cuba and wns a graduate o f tho Uni­ versity o f Havana school o f dentis­ try. T A L L A H A S S E E , Mnrehh 10.— Gov-, ornor Hardee issued extradition pnp­ ers fo r tho removnl o f Myers to Utah IIR IT IS ir G O V E R N M E N T W IL L A R R E S T LE AD E R late yesterdny. A Utah officer J e ft here this morning for Miami to take (11} T h e A x » u r In I n l I ’ r r a a l Myers to Salt Lake City. D E LH I, India, March 10.— The British Government hns definitely de­ OUTG RO W TH OF T H R E A T S cided to arrest Mohandas K. Gandhi a nomt-oporntlonlst leader. (llx Thi- Aaanrlrtlnl I’ rraal G U LF PO R T, MI hh., March 10.— B. CON M EN C A U G H T II. Ruddock, o f Pass Christinn, MIhh., lit held In tho county Jail hero In ( l l x T im A a a m 'ln trd I ’ rraal connection with tho killing o f Nick O R LAN D O , Mnrch 10.— Four men Mooi Into WednoHdny, stanted today snhj by tho police to he confidence thnt killing wns an outgrowth o f Ku men, wore arrested hero yesterday Klux throntH mndo against him by nftornoon nnd held nt the locnl jail. Moo! representing himself ns nn They attempted to flceco thoir, vic­ ngont o f tho order, according to the tims with the "lost pocketbook" gng sheriff. nnd "found two honest men," which T ry a Herald Want Ad todnv. ' church. conceding that the hill would hove Dr. Walker preached a strong and enough friends in the committee to stirring sermon on the text: "Beloved, reach the house with a recommenda­ tin* day's come, saith the Lord God, tion thnt it be passed, speculation that I will send a famine in the centered on the attitude of tho cur­ land, not a famine o f bread nor a rency comptroller, andits probable thirst for water, but of hearing the effect. There was considerable talk words of the Lord. among members in the lobbies, most This wns Dr. Walker's first sermon o f tho representatives taking the in this series o f meetings to the un­ position that it would bo best to pro­ converted, " A h the Jew rejected Jes­ ceed with the hill ns drafted by Re­ us and lives, heart-hungry and unsat­ publicans on tho wnyB nnd means isfied, so the individual who forgets cmnmittcc, but members of the comHim hungers, while nil about is the mTttee were reluctant to express their bread of life which will feed the' views. sou)/9 Republican leaders, however, indi-t The morning service was shortened catcd there would be no change in in order to allow Dr. Walker nnd Mr. tho plans for consideration o f theBoyd to attend chapel exercises at hill by the ways and means commit­ the high and grammar schools. tee on Saturday with expectation th a t The morning lesson was taken it will he reported at that time, and from the first chapter o f Acts. It for a vote on the measure under was hardly a sermon Dr. W alker de­ suspension of rules a week from Mon­ livered. Rather a kindly and inti­ day. mate talk with his people upon self­ Twice during the day the bonus preparation for a revival, stressing question broku into the debate on personal responsibility for the un­ the floor o f tho house— Representa­ saved. tive Knight, Republican, Ohio, de­ There will lie a special service to ­ nounced the bill ns “ indefensible from night for the young people o f tho either _ _ the economic or patriotic standchurch and of Sanford. A special in- i .)0jnj > Rcprcscntntive Luce, Repubcitation is extended to. all from ^Kr. I |jcan> Mnssuchusutts, protested Ilnyd's age down. against the plan to tako tho measure Come to the meeting. up under suspension o f rules which would limit debate to forty minutes N E IL L A R E E L B U T L E R ! under ordinary procecduro nnd would 1shut o ff nml-ndmcnts from tho floor. Actor in "Saturday N igh t" Shows Mr. Luce declared it was proposed Him With n Toupee! that tho house after spending desul­ tory debate on questions o f littlo Im­ A butler with n tupce nnd without portance, devote only forty minutes' to discussion o f "one o f tho greatest n bow! , That’s tho unique character Jnmcs questions this congress hns hnd to Neill presents in Cecil B.DoMillo’s ■deal with.” Hu contended it would bo now Pnrnmount picture, "Snturdny 1not only to tho best interests o f tho N igh t," which will bo shown nt the 1Republican party, but o f tho houso, if Stnr Theatre todny nnd tomorrow. j timo were afforded for members to "F o r some reason unknown," says discuss the bonus question "fre e ly and Mr. Neill. "Hereon butlers from time fully." immemorial have beon bald nnd hnvo Another development in the situupossessed ChcBterfleldnn hows which tion was tho announcement by Representativo Mills, Republican, of N ew they worked overtime. ‘ "F o w rqnl butlers nro bnld. Still York, selected as a member o f the fowor insist on bowing on tho slight­ ways and mcatiH committee to suc­ est provlcatlon. They nro courteous ceed form er Representative Houghton, hut not servile." resigned, that he wuh opposed to the Tho cast nlBo Includes Lontrico Joy, bonus hill. Ho Indicated thnt he & Edith Roberts, Conrad Nagol, Jack would vote aguinst a favorable report * Mower, Edytho Chnpmnn (M rs. N e ll!) o f tho measure. __________________________ .. Theodore Roberts, Sylvia Ashton, Ju­ lia Faye, John Davidson nnd others. P A P A L DECREE M A D E P U B L IC T O D A Y U N IT E D S T A T E S S E T T E R A S ID E IN T E R V A L -------- . W A N T S IT S E X P E N S E F R bM G E R M A N Y F IR S T ( l l x T h r Aaaoelntrd I'rraal .......Tim Aaaoelntrd I’ rraa) ROME, Italy, March 10.— Tho P op *! Decree will bo mndo public shortly extending to fifteen days interval be­ tween the denth o f Pope and begin­ ning o f Sacred Conclave to elect bis successor, Cardinal O’Connoll, Arch­ bishop o f Boston, told tho AssociatedPress today. P A R IS , Mnrch 10.— Demand from tho United Staten that $211,000,000 for its expenses In connection with tho occupation o f Rhinolnnd bo paid before nny ropnrutlonH Is paid was presented to tho Allied Financo Min­ __________________ isters nt their meeting this nftor­ STORM W A R N IN G S noon, A R E U P T O D A Y FROM JA X TO V IR G IN IA C A P B 8 W A S H IN G T O N , March 10.--Sqero. tnry Hughes refused to comment on nows from Paris rolnttvo to reported domnnd for expenses ' o f occupying Rhinolnnd. Nothing could bo snid on worked to such good itdvnntngo here tho subject nt this timo, Hughes de,' some four weeks ago. clnred. ... L " F T h r A a a o rln lrd I’ rraal S W A S H IN G T O N , Mnrch 10.— Small craft storm warnings were ordered displayed along tho Atlantic Coaat to­ day, from Jacksonville to the Virginia Capes. , , �Mtih* ' •• . ■ * ' iV V i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THUR8DAY, MARCH 9, 1922 PAGE EIGHT GREAT INTEREST MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU IN REVIVALS W e pay 4 per cent Interest on Savings Deposits H E L D JIEREj ]R » I i ** *» m Jr< Ml Ml IM ' Tj ‘THE LAST PAYMENT j C E LE R Y Us fu *u *4 "<UJi With P O L A N E G R I the Star of “Passion” ■ The story of a woman who thought she could F IL L E D 'Cnriot Shipments Reported for Wed­ dance and not pay the piper nesday, March Hth E V E R Y N IG H T W IT H PE O PLE Florida— Sanford Section .............. 65 Also “Face to Face With Japan” TO H EAR DR. W A L K E R Florida— Manatee section .............. 12 California— Southern district ...... 3 A ^ D S A T U R D A Y — Cecil l7 I f numbers Ib an Indication o f in* DeMille’s “ Saturday Night’’ tercBt— and it In— then Interest In the Total cars .......... 70 : revival mooting at the Methodist Destinations of Florida Shipments "UkTuTqJ church in deepening. Lant night w it­ Wnycross, 1-1; Potomac Yards, 5; nessed a great service. A special in*Cincinnati, 1; Pittsburgh, 1; Minne­ S T A T E BOARD H. L.; Pntlllo, Geo.; Preston, JamM. vitntion had been given the men’s OF PARDONS HAS apolis, 1; Indianapolis, 1; Florence, Raines, Geo.; Reeves, Julius- hi. l ’ classes o f the Sunday school to be .M A N Y A P P L IC A T IO N S O th «; or W right, Oil,.- o . . ^ t ' ' I I ; Chicago, 6; Buffalo, 1; Charleston, present. The central block o f pews Joseph; Kohgii, Abe; d * 1; Toronto, l;.N o w York, 8; Clovewas reserved for them. Man, ns a (U r Tlir AHnorlnlrd I'rraa) land, 2; Atlanta, 1; Des Moines, 1; Spanish, Herbert’ TALLAHASSE, March 0.— Thu Schlnk, EcJw.; unit, is nyt especially inspiring, but 'Sioux City, I; Savannah, 7j. Mont­ State Bonrd o f Pardons nt its meet­ s h T f M , H,ic,T l; stntcn* 0 * 1 2 ; when, during the singing o f the open­ gomery, 2; Columbus, 1; Providence, ing this month will hnvo before if for Sheffield, Lewis J.; Shehnn, Leslie: ing hymn, the Brotherhood and Scrnp . , „„ . . . . , . . . 1 ; Detroit, 1. Totals, 07 tars. consideration 103 applications for Shcppar, Geo.; Strickland, W. J j . ! Iron members began pouring into the. ’ . ’ , „ . . , . ... ^Diversions Hied Since last i.’ e port clemency according.to the lint of ap­ Sullivan, John L.; Sunday, ’ u m church and down the aisles, the sight From Wnycross: New Oilcans, 1. plicants ns made public by L. B. Ed­ Tnylor, Noah; Tony, John; Under’ thrilled like that o f nil army inarch­ All quotations arc fo r sules oil Flor­ wards, Secretary o f thu Board. Tho ing with banners— and they came, ida Golden Self Blanching Celery in time for filing applications closed W alter; Weems, Earl; Williams, ivy and came, and kept coming, until they 10-inch cratcn unless otherwise stated. Williams, Marcus; Williams, Charlie: March 4th. The list follows: overflowed tho spnee allotted to thorn. Shipping Point Information for Wed­ Alderman, Hugh; Anderson, Mitch­ W right, Henry; Worthy, Gro.; C Dr. Walker took ns a text: “ Pay nesday, March Hth ■ ell; Albritton, Roy; AlBobrook, Claude; thy, Joe; Yarborough, Reuben. Thy Vows Unto Thy God.” Tho les­ SANFO RD , F L A .: Cool, clear. Ashton, W illie; Baker, Boots; Bakor, son was drawn from that episode in HODGES W IL L RUN ~~ — ’ Ilaulings heavy. Demand and move­ tho life o f Joshua which tells o f his W ill; Barker, J. E.; Barnes, .Jesse; FOR TH E SENATE ment slow, market ^ e n k , prices are being tricked into n league with the Bell, Frank; Bilbrny, G. B.; Brown, slightly lower. Cnrlots f. o. b. cash IN LEON COUNTY ernfty Giblconites, by their coming to Kokt.; Brown, Geo.; Brooks, C. O.; truck: 10 inch erntes Golden Self Loose change, with a habit o f gettin g Hussey, Chester; Bryant, Robt. W.j him, dressed in rummnge, represent­ ■ T A L L A H A S S E E , Mnrch o .-W . C Blanching, in the rough, 3s-0s, mostly i ing^ themselves as boing ambassadors Carlton, Marion; Cirlton, Dan L.; away from you, without your knowing how, g Hodges, one o f tho best known crlmU around $1.76; cnrlots f. d. b. -usual o f a far country. A t the end o f the Cnpello, Audrens; Cerczo, Ramon; nal lawyers in the state, informed has no chance against this Calendar Bank. terms: $2.00-$2.15; wnslicd and prothird day their trick wiib exposed hut Coachman, •Julius; Cooper, John; friends todny, he will shortly an­ ■ cooled, $2.70. Joshua, that man o f God, kept with Cobh, Arthur; Collinsgsworth, John; ■ nounce his candidacy for the State Total cnriot shipments from San­ ■ them, his vows. Cunningham, T. W .; Davie, Freddie; It daily reminds you to save. Senate to succeed D. M. Lowery, who ford section this season to date, Have we ns a tuition kept our vows, Darby, John; Dixon, Thos. F.; Dou­ has declined to run again account cars ....!...................... 1301 asked Dr. Walker. Witness our brok­ glas, Joe; DukcH, L. R.; Echols, Clar­ privnte business Interests. Open an account at our Savings Depart- ■ en faith with the Indians. Our Chi­ Total cnriot shipments from Man­ ence; Edwards, Willie'; Ewing, T. G.; atee suction, this season to date, Ferrell, F. K.; Folder, Gilmore; Floyd, ment and get this bank. * nese exclusion act, following the cars ......... 037 Dunbar Male Quar­ Chns. I\; Forsyth, Horace; Grahntn, ■ treuty o f 18GH; our Ignoble part in ^Lotnl cnriot shipments from Flor­ the Colombia squabble. Chester; Grace, W ill; Ganz, Ernest; tette and Bell Ringers— One o f them in your home will help you ida last Henson to same date, Our divorce courts write on awful Gainer, M. G.; Gllric, Avnrd W .; Guy­ cars ‘ ............ ' .............................. 1880 Princess, March 14th. ■ save and go “ foiw ard.” record o f broken vows. Homes are ton, Thomas; Hawkins, Joseph; Hall, ■ Telegraphic Reports from Important 9 wrecked by broken vows. • 298-;>tp ■ Jim; Hester, Chns.; Hopkins, Jonas; n Mnrkcta ’ “ It was suit! in this pulpit recent­ Moisey, John; Hoke, P. J.; Hughes, Bring*your bank in at least once a month, > ly that the theory of evolution iH a NEW YO R K : 30, clear. Fla. 14 B. F.; Jackson, Sam; Jenkins, Junius; ■ Henry McLaulin, .Ir. arrived. Supplies moderate. Demand ■ to our Savings Department for deposit. menace to Christianity, but I sny to Jones, Rushaney J.; Langford, Clar­ ■ moderate, movement limited, market O P T IC IA N — OPTOMEriHHT _ you,” said Dr. Walker, "that the thing ence; Lnrmon, Bernice E.; Lewis, Jos­ 5 today, which threaten the church, is steady. Fla.’s 3s-Gs, $2.50-$3.00; eph; Lightsey, Clyde; Luckey, Kit; $2.G0-$2.76; 8s, $2.00-$2.25; .1 -r i 0111’, , ’ 5, neither evolution nor agnosticism. It mostly .1 Martitn, Tobe; Middleton, Jessp; Mlxinostly $-.00; 10s, $l.,5-$„.00; poor, on ,,ftt MoU| tr | 0 Johnnie; Moody, jjj is the broken vows o f her members, a |The enemies within her gates. Old all sizes as low as $1.25. Washed, Purvis; Monoyhnm, Charlie; Mosely, 1 9 2 2 ■ Josfuin could tench a great many of precooled, 3s-tis, $2.75-$3.25, mostly W ill; Morse, Bertram; Mullins, W. J.; ■ us men of Sanford something about $3.00; 8s, $2.75; 10s, $2.00. Murphy, Boisy; Myers, John; Nixon, ■ keeping vows." Geo. It.; Norwood, J. C.; Nostrnnd, 212 East. 1st St. Snnford, FIs. Tho Herald for Post Cards. The service this morning marked ■ ■ a rising tide of spirituality in tho ■ ■ membership of the church. A fine, Dunbar Male Quar­ SA N FO R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E WORKS largo congregation was present. I)r. s Walker gave a fine tnlk on Gideon’s tette and Bell Ringers— JOHN GOVE, Proprietor -1‘ ROGRESS-SERVICE STRENGTHfnithful few. CEM ETERY WORK A SPEC IALTY . Princess, March 14th.. isiaai There will ho a special servico to­ 1018 West First Street 1018 West First Street 208 5tp night to the women o f tho church, hut real estate man in Snnford to get in. men are admitted. Mrs. Nov.-berry will sing. The wnter's ftne. Come to the meeting. ■ 10 S to re s G corR in -1 Store in Floridu ■ Then. Aulin o f Oviedo was among the visitors to the city todny nnd pnid I. C. C. RULES R A TE S ON r j su s.e, m n j n im the Herald office an appreciated E M P TY FIE LD C R A TE S IN visit. S T A T E NO T U N R E A S O N A B LE Another beautiful Florida day. Have you seen the new line o f leath­ (U r Thr A.anrlntrd I'rraa) W ASH IN G TO N , Mnrch 9.— (Spec­ Old Sally Ray is going forward er pocket books and hill hooks at the Sanford’s New StorePhone 127 market. Herald office? Very reasonable in ial.)— The Interstate Commerce Com­ mission, in a decision rendered yes­ price. Kiwnnis Club was the guests o f the terday in the case o f the Florida Cit­ Montezuma Hotel at lunch todny. Get your Enstcr greetings, your rus Exchange against the director o f Enster curds, your plnce cards and rnilronds, held thnt charges collected L A D IE S ’ D E P A R T M E N T M E N ’S D E P A R T M E N T All the hotels of Sanford report n post cards at the Herald office. The during federal control on citrus fruits in field boxes, and on returned empty fine trade just now and they have very latest out. field boxes nnd on returned empty their rooms filled every night. A new line of Transparent W H IT E OXFORD SHIRTS Joh lot leuther bill books und pock- boxes moved intrastate .In'- Florida, wore found not unreasonable. The de­ Mlss Hoskins Jones brought the J lc r-.e t books nt the Hcrnld office going n*. . _ O R G AND IES aid office two stalks of fine celery priccH thnt is moving them every dny. cision refers to the standard box pre­ Collars attached thik morning. Miss Jones is among Get ^-ours today. * scribed by the Florida legislature in in white, canary, orange, deft i June, 1915, nnd nlHo discussed rates on the farmerettes o f the celery section ---- .—. hnlf size boxes, saying: nnd grows the stuff as well ns shipJ. H. Huntermistor, tho piano man, blue, lavender, pink and rose, “ The desirability o f n stnndnrd size PlnK Ik.. |has returned from n business trip to 36-in. wide— , -------|Miami and reports business good in field box is not disputed. The dimen­ sions prescribed by the Florida legis­ F. E. Steward of Willoughby, Ohio, that pnrt o f the stnte. arrived in the city todny from Eustis | -------lature nre not claimed to unfnir, nor 4 where he hnH been for some time und j A. II. Moses brought a stalk of cel- are the rates pqr stnndnrd box nllegThe will viHit Mr, nnd Mrs. Jnck Ellsworth 1cry to the Herald office yesterdny cd 'to hnvo been unreasonable. at their home on Benrdall nvenue for thnt weighed 7 pounds. It was a contention that tho chnrges collected NUR SES CLOTH a few dnys, j |H>nuty and Mr. Mbscs snys ho huti were unreasonable rests solely on the T A N SHIRTS Splendid quality, 38-in. wide _ • —-----{ several erntes o f this big stuff thnt fnct thnt the provisions o f the ta riff affective Oct. 2.7, 1918, operated to Take n glance nt our Builder’s Page will prohnbly -run two dozen to the Collars attached double the chnrgcs where the half today. It consists of two pnges now, Jernte. sizo box wns used. The mere fact and going Htrong. We want every. - - _________________ that complainant wus charged more | contractor, plumber, lumber man and Herald want ads get results. for hnuling a liko quantity o f ruit than wore tho usonv of the standard JUST R E CE IVE D i un box does not cntitlu it to reparation. A full line o f Such n result inevitably follows where rutes nre stated in amounts per pack­ THE BEST Q U A L IT Y SPORTING GOODS M. W . S. M IDDIES age und the shipper chooses to use a package smaller than the standard for Ladies’ and Misses’. Col­ B ATH IN G SUITS, SHOES. BELTS, CAPS nnd W A T E R W IN G 8 prescribed b* tho ta riff.” $1.50 K H A K I SHIRTS lars in white, blue and red. "W e find thnt charges collected were BASE B A L L BATH, GLOVES, M ITTS, MASKS AN D SHOES Fast colors— not unreasonable. The complaint will he dismissed. T E N N IS RACKETS, T E N N IS BALLS AN D NETS |M ETH O D IST 'C H U R C H ■• 5TOMORROW 4* V •? I n. Choose Your Bank • 3 s a Forward The Seminole County Bank! TV : m V, \ t li ■:<* l in PERSONALS IThe Churchwell Co.! 48c • ii 29c BICYCLES AND S U P PLIE S JfV ■ V BRYAN SPORTING GOODS CO.' -------- W IT H -------- SA N FO R D CYCLE CO. 117 PARK AVB. * 117 PAR K AVE. S'.- T ita n B a tt e rie s --C o s t L e ss “B U IL T FOR A N O V E R LO A D ” HOF-MAC BA TTE R Y COM PANY $1.75 STORM W A R N IN G S FOR G U LF PORTS COM ING N O R TH E AS T PAY ( l l r T h r Aaaortnti-it I'rraa) W AS H IN G TO N , March 9.— The weather bureau today ordered south­ east storm warnings issued from Bay St. Louis, Mississippi to Cedar KeyB, Florida. There is a Btorin o f marked intensity control over north­ ern Texas and is moving northeast­ ward. • LOST— Between Rands' siding and city, Japanese leather handbag. Tortoise shell mounting containing u small sum o f money und toilet articles. Also a key. Return to Herald. Re­ ward. _ 298-2tp 98c CASH j It is not what you make, it is what you save that counts— W e pay cash ■ and save------------------ —— W e sell for cash-------------------------- You save a T h e C h u r c h w e ll Ce. First Street- Sells it for Less -Welaka Block IU I r>7- ’ �THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 10,1922 PAGE TWO Mr. and Mrs, S. Moloch and daugh­ W A R N IN G ! ter, Miss Dorothy, left this morning A ll dairymen will p]0„ So tnko for Palm Beach' and Miami, nftor spending Rome time oh tho guests o f ing thnt I wont Into tho court,, tod' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meiach, at their and secured a conviction for tho S? o f my milk bottles. All „ f my , ‘Jl home, Sunny Side. are marked and while I wish t? Russell Phonographs, $115.- friends to everybody, from this d. Co, I am surely going to protect my nr •There aro many strange forces J. H. Hintermlster Plano will prosecute ‘ 299-21 orty and which exert influences In tho routine Wei aka Block. caught with my bottles. * o f humnn relations, many o f which 205-Btc g . W. SPENCER, Our pies nro first class. I f you nro strikingly strange In origin and ever try thorn you will want moro o f even moro strange in action, but tho them.— Daylight Bakery, 313 Sanford strangest o f all theso forces is public Ave, 299-ltc opinion. might Just as well move out o f tho community and make a fresh start in another locnlity. W o nro guided by two things — our own conscience first and Btrnnge as It may sound by pub­ lic opinion second nine times out o f ton. Tho Jacksonville Metropolis sums it up ns follows: California hut wo are trading on the fortunes o f Floridn nnd wo might P ik llik r S every a ftern o aa » N » t San. Just ns well got up on our hind legs | , r ■« the H erald Hulldlnv. 107 nnd tell the world nbout whnt wo have Haamotia A r e * Sanford, K im. and expect to hnvo down here among the snakes nnd nlllgntors thnt have been caricatured so much in certnin quarters. y a r , n l w a y la adra a e*. There is nothing in a name. at Hollywood. Look Free seed were put back on the free list— hurrah! The congressmen can again mnkc good with the constituency, etc. Gov. Cox attneks the policies of the Republicans along with lesser lights in the attacking brigade. "Con men" seem to he plentiful in Orlando and victims seem to he much easier there than elsewhere. Wo hope the Floridn Post will thnt President Hnrding gets nil news while he is in Florida. Hens from Ohio transported to Lake County mndo a fine record says the' Lake Region. Wo might soy tho same thing about some o f the roosters. Wo henr rumors o f new buildings thnt will soon replace the old shneks thnt arc a disgrace to Sanford’s busi­ ness district. It may bo true but we hnvo henrd so much nbout thaso my­ thical buildings that nro soon to be built thnt we want to seo them started before we believe it. However tho City commissioners nre responsible fo r tho shneks standing where they nro stand­ ing now. It is discrimination to make one man tear down his building nnd let the other men keep their building Intnet. Why and wherefore Is it done, Mrj Commissioners? Our President is In Floridn playing golf nnd we wnnt tim to como o v e r , hero to Snnford and inspect tho now golf grounds thnt will he rendy fo r him next fall. W e wnnt his picture taken on the henutiful g o lf grounds nnd Country Club nnd we wnnt it tnken with S. O. Chnso nnd F. P. For­ ster, the men who made the g o lf club possihlo by their grent work in get­ ting members, getting the Innds nnd putting it over. I f President Hnrding says it is nil right, nil right. Wo know whnt public opinion Is— it Is the conclusion entertained by the majority, although tho majority gen­ erally accepts the conclusion without giving serious consideration to the factors entering into it— but we do A young feller should never pro­ not know by what courses o f reckon­ pose to hts gnl over th' telephone until ing public opinion renchcs the zeniths he Is sure he tins th’ right number. o f Its power, or by what natural law ithas Its rights o f conception nnd man­ ifestation. Those so far named for gubernator­ ial honors are John W. Martin, Jack­ sonville; Charles B. Parkhill, Tampa; Horry Brown, Lnkelnnd; Jefferson B. Browne, Tnllnhasseo; Robert Holly, Snnford; Goode Guorry, Pnlntkn, ntul Frank B. Shutts, Miami— Ocala Ban­ ner. Thanks. First wo knew of it. Will get in training nt once. State’s Attorney Joseph Jones will assist in the prosecution of the alleg­ ed "con men" at Ft. Lauderdale. Hon. Joe is probably getting ready to give the Orange county "con men" some­ thing new when they come before him in his own bailiwick. Man just died in Maine who hns been in the navy for 37 years. He ought to have six medals, his fnmily have a million in insurance and n monument erected to his memory. Any man who could stay in the navy that long and like it deserves some­ thing nice even after he is dead. Secretary Dcnhy is being culled Upon to explain the sale of certain ships. He will lie called upon to ex­ plain several peculiar circumstances surrounding the sale o f ships and the reluctance with which the ship sub­ sidy and the merchant marine busi­ ness is put over by the Republican party. There nro many peculiar tilings In connection with the American fleet o f ships ami the common people would like to know just where tho African reposes in the splinters. Yes! The general safety committee o f the Atlantic Const Line Railroad Compuny hns recently Issued a striking and timely clrculnr intended ns a warning to automobile drivers who show such n reckless disregard for the safety o f themselves and those in thelr cars that they jeopardize human life every hour of tho day nnd night. A cartoon depicts the family enr nt a railway crossing with Dentil on the running board urging "F ath er" to "make it take a rhnnoo." An express trnin is approaching nnd it is ensy to See thnt if the chance is taken it is all o ff with father, mother nnd the children. The stnrtling statement is made thnt approximately seventeen thousand persons were killed or inJured in the United States by rnilrnnd crossing accidents during the years 1917 tot 1920 inclusive. The figures for 1921 have not yet been compiled hilt it is safe to say they, too, will he appalling. Ordinary caution exercised by motorists in npprohehing rnifrond FLORIDA GROWERS G R E A T Y E A R crossings would he sufficient in most _______ cases to prevent the waste of human life. The penalty for recklessness is so grent that one would think thnt common sense would at least have nn equal opportunity with the foolhnrdiness.— Lnkelnnd Telegram. The Herald bus said time and again thnt th(. p|or|,Jn growers o f winter vegetables had nothing to fear this ycnr if they would just use judgment un(I S(.nH0 in pnckin(r nnt, ^ ip p in ^ their nrtwhicts. Thor.. nr« tin udHn. OTOIt Ssntord, Floridn HO THEY ARE H A T THEY ARE HY T H E Y ARE Come out and henr COL. .1. Q. N O LAN, Nntionul Lecturer of TH E IN V IS IB LE EM PIRE nnd personal representative of Col. Wra. Jos. Simmons, Imperial Wizard. Lecturer Is a man of Nationnl Fame. . LE C T U R E FREE Everybody Invited. LAD IES ESPE C IALLY URGED TO COME CORNER FIRST STREET AND PARK AV Ii I NT T I N U tS K The Herald for Post Cards, on the merits o f tho parties than to see them go forever and forever to ' one party. We hnvo lived in doubtful states and enn give fo r nn honest statement from n firm believer in good government thnt we like it much better than wo do whore it is hopeIcssiy and helplessly in the hands of one party. We have found Democrats who udmit thnt the division o f the stntc would put one more doubtful state in the list, hut there hns never been one yet we have talked to who didn't express himself as wishing there was more competition in the political arenn in this state. Most o f them rathor see the stnte divided first and then fight out the political Issues afterward. It might lie good politics for the Republican party to assist tho division o f Florida. Who knows ?— Arcadia Enterprise. ----------- o----------- S E T BUICK 7-pnss. for $200 cash nnd II monthly payments at t.io Now Irish Potatoes, String Bonns nnd Tomatoes.— L. P. McCuller. 290-ltc The expression la often heard, " lie is n moulder o f public opinion,” and while there are circumstances under which public opinion can bo nroused to grontcr fury, it is doubtful if it can ever l>e poured into n fixed mould by n single mind or by n group o f minds. Thp ronlly successful so-cnlled mould­ er o f public opinion 1s tho student who can interpret the hand-writing on tho wail nnd proclaim Its significance. Propnirnndn Is sometimes n stimulant to public opinion but seldom n food with nhiding nourishment. This, o f course, depends upon tho nntura o f propaganda. TTowovcr, the commonly nccepted manning o f propognndn Is in­ tended here. In its real sense propogamin is anything thnt contains facts. But public opinion classes propognn­ dn as something seeking to arouse It, therefore public opinion regards I t ; through eyes o f distrust. Rcputntion is one o f the foster-chil­ dren of public opinion. The fool Is , nn individual who snnps his fingers | at public opinion nnd boasts, “ I am the exception; I can bent It.” Tho wheels of public opinion sometimes grind slowly but always effectively. There is no escape once the machinery Is in motion. The thought thnt public opinion is a law— a law established ns solidly ns the la wof gravitation or the Inw of conservation o f matter nnd energy— it. interesting, fo r if this is true nn o x - , plnnution is possible, since it becomes j axiomatic nnd is accepted for its of- j foots without reference to its causes. 1 Otherwise it is inexplicable.” A nation wide coal strike is immi­ California had nnother slight earth­ nent in the coal fields. We should quake shock felt nt Los Angeles but worry. Summer is coming nnd even If no damage done. Wo suppose this is there were any more cold weather due simply n warning to the movie folks there is plenty o f wood in Floridn. to move out and behnve themselves In the future. Whole cities were wiped Chairman Fordney tells the meeting out in biblical ttlmes for doing less o f the American Wholesale Lumber than the folks nre doing or at least Assoeintion that the Bonus Rill is not were doing nt Hollywood. a political plan. Telling the lumber­ men such a romantic story is just like Cyrus Curtis, the publisher o f the giving u wooden cheek. Saturday Evening Post is spending n vaention in Tampa. If any o f his "Haynes Thinks Drouth Will Soon subscribers in Snnford would like to Sweep Over Country" says headline in tell him how to run the Post while he papers today. Yes, that’s whnt he is in Florida this is their chance. It says. He will have n swell time l o t ­ would also give the Hernld a rest. ting it over with ten thousand islands in Floridn alone to look nftor. THE PRICE OF RECKLESSNESS I f there is anyone here who thinks g o lf is simply a child’s game let thorn scan the papers for the names of the notables thnt are going to towns in Floridn where there nre go lf links and passing them up where there are no links. Don’t forget the cooked food sale nnd npron sale in front o f Union Pharmacy Saturday afternoon and evuning by tha ladies o f Circle No. 2 o f tho M. E. church. 29-ltp S 1U Y O U R . Q R pC JE K , SPECIAL SALE Pianos And Phonographs For 10 Days Only 1 $850 PR E M IE R B A B Y G R A N D , Sale Price Terms $100 cash, balance $20 a month 1 $825 A. B. CH ASE U PR IG H T, Sale Price Terms, $50 cash, balance $15 a month 2 $800 L E O N A R D P L A Y E R S , Sale Price. Terms, $50 cash, balance $15 a month 2 $750 LESTER UPRIGHTS, Sale Price...: Terms, $25 down, balance $10 a month SOUTH F LO R ID A ----D O U B TFU L S TA T E 1 $350 K IM B A L L UPRIG H T, Sale Price Terms, $15 cash, balance $8 a month Good time to send Florida literature to California. With tho freeze and now an earthquake shock it wouldn't tnko much persuasion to induco mnny people out there thnt Floridn was tho best Btnto in tho union bnr none. Wo are not trading on tho misfortunes of 10 $150 R USSE LL PH O NO G R APH S, Sale Price Terma, $10 cash, balance $5 a month $115 ____________ 10 $75 R USSE LL PH O NO G R APH S, Sale Price........$40 ____________Terms, $5 cash, halnnce $1 a month ______ 1 $210 EDISON D IA M O N D DISC, Sale Price.......:$190 _________________ Terms, $25 cnah, balance $15 a month COOKED FOOD 500 of the very latest $1.25 Melodee Player Rolls, each 65c SALE EM ERSON RECORDS, each Benefit Pipe OrRun Club PU BLIC O PIN IO N RULES. 1 Phones 497-494 W B L A K A BLOCK ' Courtesy and Prompt Ser vice Our Motto _____ �* 'v j^ 'y / > arc I. •, ,'. Jt- /. ‘.», ,f, "., *■■O ■ '-• / M ' \ PAGE THREE TH E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, F R ID A Y, MARCH 10, 1922 «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Ing, reX.?^rn,,h.b> *?• Hou‘ b of linage 31 fcnst,1Ilecords, run Mast on Orange Houle- bonds to lie used for constructing, >ne (1) (11 mile to the hard nnrci surfacing, suriacuig, macadamising mncnuumisiiig a »nnu pavI r,vTY MILLIONS run approximately 3,oon feet to Ht. vnrd approximately one i-uuarter ( V I ) line Ing the roads In Hemlnole County,, Klor“ “l,JI'!A,vor' said road to he re-hnrd North und Houth oneK ” IN FED ER AL A ID ship 19, Houth of.ldn, particularly dcscrlhed ln thio resoIn first class of Hectlon 31, Towns,.., of 1 FOR ROAD W O RK condition. |mvet* n,'d placed are Orunge orunge HouleBoule- — lutlon . linage 30, Must, whore ...... nforernld; ;and |lt,000.pip - - , , the The most expensive item in manufacture of Glass Then soc is “Heat”— consequently terms. "Fuel.” The location of distrib­ uting plants of practictically all large oil comj panies in Jacksonville insures "Fuel” at lower cost than northern Glass Factories. vnrd Intersects the Monroo Brick road. I proceeds derived from the sale of snld Beginning at the Intersection of Ht. said road to he re-hnrd surfaced, paved j bonds to he used for building and connnd placed In first class condition. alrucllng a bridge across the Ht. Johns (lertrude Avenue with the Monroe road, ,.„,„p rl.tlo » Dill Ordered 0 » t B , ...................................... 'lllv e r In Hemlnolc Hcmlnolc county. County, Florida, at HANUN HIRING HOAD (R iver Htoritia, ni which Intersection Is on the North and lleglnnlng on Hi. (lurtrude Avenue at » point known as Osteen F f r iTi j>‘ Houth Quarter Hectlon lino of Hectlon ,ApP pout Office Committee M run westerly following tho present n point approximately 1403 feet West which said election the question asi to Of Senate. hast, at a point 152U reel floutli of tho of the Hectlon line hetweon Hections I the Insuhtico of said bonds In conformNorth half mile post of said Hectlon 28 und 37. Township 19, Houth of Itange Ity with the aforesaid resolution of tho — Knst, said point being — ------• --------• r OUMty Commissioners of Hemlnole 16; run westerly following tho present 30 on the center prmKroad approximately two and one- line of n public road running North to County, Florida, shall he submitted to the legal voters of 11(0 County df HomlWASHINGTON, March 10,— Appro- ( half mllea to the went hair mile inllo poWt Knud's Hiding, run North approximate­ Houth of ly 1500 feet to within 15 feet of the nole. Hints of Florida, The form of the ■ . «r,n non 000 fo federal ( ?/ so, Townatilti 19, lifUtlonS of JBO.UUU.UUU i o rr iouoro« I u Soction , 30 Ka„j Mlllrt road t< y Horn! ro. hnr,i Atlantic Count Line Kallroad right-of- ballot to tie used In.such election shall " J instruction noxt yeaar, $1,900,-iMurfRcod. |.avod and placed In flret claim way, thence Northwesterly ... . o n ii■ubllc he: “ For Bonds" or "Agnlnst Bonds. id consviMv*i w |condition. The followlug named persons aro ap­ 200 road along railroad approximately approxl feet to rallrond crossing, thoncu across pointed Inspectors and Clerks of snld IKO for continuing the transcontlnen- «.A s, k „ on AV m n w k a n d h o a r i*AiI*r tho railroad right-of-way to a public election: ITT .imlnno mnil service, and $6X3,- ' , m o o Hk ’ k s t a t io n paralleling the amitunu rallrond v*i on •*« Its F I I K r i M T SO. I.— HANKOHD— ■til i R r C . __ i n « lleullltlllliT Jil f ho 111tOTfltffin nf *road u«*u imi niivimii (im w. K. liettH L (0 repnlr the N o w York-Brook- Cninei-un Avenue with Celery Avenue, I northerly side, Uionce southcasierly, K. L. Woodruff. Jr„ *° 1 0 m„n t„ k » snrvten are K.hloli Intersection la forty (10) rods *1°*'* ‘ his road approximately 100 feet lu pneumatic mall tube service are T. M. Fox, Inspectors. the Northeast corner or Hcc <» road on he north line of Bee- ! It. C. Maxwell. Clerk, Township 19. Houth of UnnKo Township l». South or lte n ««, FltRUINCT Bitlon* to the annual postofflco apT. NO. U.— MON HOB— au,,**— , , , A-n , hi r.iui, run Houth on Fameran Ave* Kttst, thenoe I'.iist approximately i I, . II. Muiin, Mcrlatlon billcarrying about $624,- mie one mile across said Section 33 to £3eot l fe“ * to road running North and C. O. Kell, WP‘ ‘" . Oenova Avenue Mill road to h« r«. Houth, thence Houth 1500 feet to Ht. J. C, Moffett, Inspectors 1,000, 000 ,000, which wasorderedreported hnrrt MurfaceJ „ nd p|ic£d |„ nrHt class aertrude Avenue, said road to be re, A. H. Hawkins, Clerk, l.v the Senate postoffice condition. . I Hard surfaced, paved und placed In first I'llR CINUT NO. .1.— HANFOItll— r t, J . , AI" 0 beginning at the Intersection of 9h‘ "* c«nHltlon. W. M. McKinnon CflninilttfC. Cameron Avenue with Ooneva Avenue IW A D ON SUCTION LINK III-.rHhh.N C. L. Ilrllt HKirriONN 20 A N D 27. T O W N S H I P .In addition -j.lltlnn to to tho $60,000,000 fo r ii1 ,hfl. Northeast corner of Hectlon 4 , L. T. Hryun, Inspectors nu #oo,wu,vuu iu r Township 2S, Houth of Itange 31 Mast. III, NOIJTII OK K A N O H :»0 KAHT, W, M. Haynes. Clerk. (W R H T C IT Y L I M I T H O A D ) i>r«r In carrying out tne federal run South on Cameron Avenue npproxlI'ltKtTVFT NO. d,— F A O LA — Keglnnrng a t 1the-half mile post he 1’ ^ g .m m l lf M rlnelnped ,n,l,i*ly one mile to the Mast and West lieorge Smith gray act, tho committee declared rmid which lends West to Moure's Hiu- tween Hections 20 and 27, Township ID, Leonard Kclx /inn nnn f or 1024 and $76,000,- J!on* thenoe West one-half mile puhi Houth of Kange 3D, Ida at, run Houth a p ­ A. V. Mcfluln, Inspectors to Leesburg I • |65,uuu,wu tor oi.u |Moore s Stat ion to Ueardn.ll Avenue, proximately 2 lBu feet A. A. Hicks. Clerk. said road to be re-hnrd surfaced, pnved Branch uf Atlantic Const i.lno Kallroad, for 1026. FHRtTNCT NO. 5.— OVlKIIO— said rond to he re-hnrd surfaced, paved and plnced In first class condition. It. t). Crawford and placed In first class condition. H IC IIM O N D A V H N IIK Steen Nelson P0UCR CHIEF FIR B T C U L P R IT lleglnnlng at the Intersection of r i l R N C I I AVK.NtF. A N D C K M K T K IIY H. W. Hwope, Inspectors .HOAD Illchmoud Avenue with Ooneva Avenue, O. fl. Wolcott. Clerk. lleglnnlng at the Intcrssctlon of which Is at the North one-half mile I'KRt'INCT NO. fl.— C1KNKVA— (lly T h e A s s o e l a l e i I ' r e a s ) post of Hectlon 3, Township 20, Houth French Avenue and Ninth Htroet In , C. W. Culpepper MIAMI. March 10.— Chief o f Po- of Itange 31 Kant, run Houth on Klch- the City of Hanford, run Houth on J. V. Wicks ' monil Avenue approximately one-quar­ French Avenue approximately one and It, A. (Irestiam. Inspectors Broken, of Miami Beach, was the ter mile to Jordan rond, said road to bo ono-quurter <1V4 > miles to the Houth F. H. Hradley, Clerk. mile post or Hectlon 38, Township culprit summoned by Sheriff A l- re-burd surfaced, paved and placed in half I’ HRFINt'T NO. T^-CIIL'I.UOTA— 19. Houth of Kange 30 Rust, thence first clans condition. fl, O. Jacobs West six (8) tenths miles to where HII'Btt AVKNLK a to appear In court here for failure _______________ K. K. Koberts private road ruiiH southwesterly Into N. C. Jncobs, Inspectors 4 u, kb .utomobll. equipped with m S S flB S S . cemetery. Hold road to he re-hard sur­ J. K. Snyder, Clerk. faced, paved und plnced In first class 1022 license taff. The Sheriff the Northennt corner of Hectlon 32, condition. I'llRCINCT NO. A IIIIIRI.I.A— Townahly 19. South of Hnngo 31 Bust II. C. Parker OOLIIHIIOIIO AND FAOI.A IIOAD Lind the tnfflcsfl car parked In n run South on Hlpes Avenue one-quarter H. K. Mathers Hfglnnlitg at the Intersection of i end t«f» n ennl nntlfulnm Atlantic Const Line Kallroad t.'. K. Mathers, Inspectors t here and left a card notifying ( track, said rond to he re-hard surfaced, (ioldshoro Htroet' and French Avenue A. W. Moreman, Clerk. pnved and placed In first class condi­ In the City of Hanford, run West on < owner to nhow up In court not tion. (Ioldshoro street approximately eight PltKClNtlT NO. ti—-I.OMlW OOD— ( * ) tenths tulles, thence Southwesterly! C. K. Hartley lowing tn whom the machine bolongHOAD Tl> llltlHXnVM NlDINd H, II. Hooker lleglnnlng at the North half mile on rond-pnnt Flit's Hairy, approximateBrogden reported to the sheriff post W.-B. Hatcher, Inspeclors of Hectlon 32, Township 19, South ly nine (9) tenths miles, thence follow -' Ing the main road West and SouthwestJ. Searcy, Clerk, ,t when ho parked hla car It had a of Itange 31 Hast, run Houth one-quar­ erly nt>proxlmntely three-quarters (3 -t) I'HKt'INCTN.NO. 10.— I.AItK MAIlV— ter mile to Atlantic Coast Line Kallroad J. W. Fortier f on it and explained that someone trnck, said road to ho re-hnrd surfaced. of a mile lo the Houth lino of Hectlon II. C. Ingersoll 34, Township ID, Houth of Kange 3D iB!t hnve stolon It. The Sheriff nc- {’lI^)vn'',, ,' n,, ,,lnou" ,n frl" ‘ It. II. Lynch. Inspectors. Bast, thence West following public A. K. HJohlom, Clerk. roail approximately three and threeHANFOIID AVKN UR kpttd the explanation and the caso Houthwcsl PIIBFINCT Nil. II,— AL T A MONTH lleglnnlng at tho Houth end of the tenths (3.3) miles to the UPII INK*— it dismissed. present brick paving on Hanford Ave­ corner of township 19, South of Kange A. H Fuller the nue, said point being the Intersection 30 Hast, thence North following J. W. Osteen public road through I'aolu, approxlof the Hanford and Orlando Kond with II, F. Tyler, Inspectors The world at your door every even­ Hanford avenue on the Bast side of Hoc- 1 mutely one and one-half ( l 1,*) miles W. H. Kalinrd. Flerk. tlon 12, T owiih Ii Ip 20, Houth of Kange to connect with brick road at tho West Halil election so ordered to lie held ly for 16c.— Dolly Herald. 3D Knst, run Houth an Hanford Avenue one-half tulle post of Hectlon 3D, Town­ shall he held at the polling placcH In approximately one ami one-hnlf miles ship 19, Smith of Kongo 30 Kant, said to Michigan street as laid out In Plat road to he re-hard surfaced, paved amt the various precincts where the last general election was held, throughout of Mecca II am mock, saht rond to ho ro- placed In first class condition, the entire County of Hemlnole. and such ^Mti.rnox o f iioAitii o r r o r v . hard surfaced, paved and plnced In flrat and Whereas, a majority of the members j eleetIon shall tie eonducled and the canclass comlllhni. Tt onnmiHIONKHH OF HI'MIof the Hoard of County Commissioners I vans of the votes certified to, and the O V IR IIII A N D K R N F .V A IIO A D m h .r r o i ’NTV, r u i n i ii a Kcglmilug where the Florida East of Hemlnole County, Florida, have v o t - j returns and the canvass of the returns bridge of said election shall be made In the Foust Kallroad crosses Avenue C, In ed to hulld and construct a IWhereas. Ihe system of hard sur- Plat of Town site of Oenova. Florida, across tbo Ht. Johns’ lllver In Hemlnole I manner and within the time prescrlb|iffj roads In Hemlnole County Is In- according to pint recorded thereon In Counly. Florida, at a point known as ed for general elections, except that |oau>let and ,'the returns of said election shall l»o dePlat Hook 2, page 12. of Hemlnole the Osteen Ferry, and Wher< is, ililn Hoard deems It expe* County, Whorcas, the Uourd of County Com- I llverod to the Chairman and Flerk of Florida, thence run Kant ll.pt and I*> Ihe best IntereHlS of Semi- to Second Street, thence South mlssloners of Hemlnole County, Florida, the Hoard of Founty Fommlsslunors of Lie County to have built and run- on Second Street to Avenue B, being have employed thoroughly competent Hemlnole County, Florida. Instead of iruit.il i more (borough and complete tbo street corner on which the II. H, and reliable exports to determine the to the Supervisor of Registration anil, puna of liard Hiirfaced highways I'attlshull store stands, thence Eiist to cost and expense Incidental to the con (he County Judge, and. Jiro'ithoiit the County of Hemlnole, the Fast line of Hectlon 21, Township stnicllon of a good ami substantial HE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED, Omt |-1 la Is,no eounty hnndH of Hemlnole 2D, Houth of Kange 32 Must, thence bridge across tbo Ht. Johns river nt tho this order and notice of election he I eunty. for the purpose of construct- Houth ami South westerly following the point aforesadl, who have made a re­ published In the Hnuford Herald, tho I k( p.ni'il tiiacadamlxed or other hard main rond between Oonuva and Oviedo port to the Mould of Futility Commis­ only newspaper published In Hemlnole lrfii'1 Highways In Hemlnole County. through Iowa City to the Atlantic sioners of the cost and expense to ho Fount)'. Florida, for li period of not less Ihrlli. more particularly described as Coast Kallroad crossing In fruut of Incurred In the construction of said than four weeks prior to the date of Allows. tu-Wit; said election. laiwtou Bros.' store at Ovlodo, a dis­ bridge. IIRAKU.VLt. A V R N D R Dune and ordered tills 7th duy of THEREFOR73, I1E IT RESOLVED, by tance of npnroxlmntely eight mllos, iBtrlnnlng nt the Intersection of said rood ta ho re-hnrd surfaced, paved the Hoard of County Commissioners of March. A. P. 1921. Wd.ill \venue nt the North half mils and placed In first class condition. L. A. nnUMI.BY. Hemlnole County, Florida, that It Is the kit of Hectlon 33, Township 19, Houth (H E AL) • Chulrmnn. determination of lilts Hoard lhat It O V lK IIO A N D U H U I.U O T A IIOAD 7 R*n*e 31 Bast, run Houth one mile O. P. HWOPE. Keglnnlng on the Houth lino of thu would he expedient und to tho best In­ llhru'vo Avenue, said road lo ho wld- town site of North Chuluotn at Avenue terests of Hemlnole County lo Issue E. Ft'HLETT, |tl, paved and re-hard surfaced, amt I>, run North on Avenue l\ five (5) county bonds of tbo County of HomlL. P. II AO AN. rrd hi first class condition. F. W. ENTZMINOKK, blocks tn Bovonth Hlreot, thence West noto for the purpose of constructing u o N i t o n m iA D Hoard of Founly Commissioners. on Hnvonlh Htroet two (2) blocks to paved, macndatnlxed, or other hard sur­ IB.[tunlug at the Intersect Ion of the Avenue It, thence North on Avenue II, faced highways In said county as here­ Hemlnolc County, Florida. leiriie Hoad with HI. Oertrudu Avenue, three blocks to Fourth Hlreot. thence inabove described, and for the further A 11r s t : |H'di Intersection Is located on (he West on Fourth Htroet ouo (1) block purpose of building und constructing a E. A. DOUGLASS. prth and Houth quarter lino of Hoo- to Avenue A, thence North on Avenue iirluge across the St. Johns River to Flerk of the Hoard of County N M !t, Township 19. Houth of Kange A. approximately four (4) tenths of a Hemlnole County at u point known us Commissioners, Hemlnole Coun­ I Eul. at a point 1520 feet south of mile to where tho public roail turns Osteen Ferry, and ty, Florida. k* North half mile post; run North West towurds Oviedo, thenca Westerly Hy: V. K. DOUGLASS. D. F. l»E IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED, that Iprotlmaiely one and one-half mllea following the public rond hntwqen Chu­ It Is thu determination of this Hoard 3-IO-5td and 5t w 'Ihe luldw* iicrosa the West end of luotn and Oviedo to the Atlantic Const that the amount of money required to kbi Vi Monroe, said roail ,ooo to III ha no widened, wiueticii, |,|ni! Lina Kallroad Kallroad crossing crossing In In front front of nf LawLnw- pay thu thu cost cost of nf tho tho construction, constI'ucilnn re■ RAZORS! i ro.imrd surfaced and placed tun llros.' store at Oviedo, making a hard surfacing and paving of the roads ori'class conuition. Iota I distance of approx (mutely six and , hereinabove described will amount to h.» ihi.i , . . 7" . . five-tenths (G.fi) miles, said roail lo be I the sum of $83,ODD,DU; and that the cost itrj.ii i . A ! ' i'*°r«eCtlon of re-hurd surfaced, paved and placed In of the building ami construction of the They won't Inst lonjr, better Burry, /.. J A(i nueWith (lenevu Avanuo first ipiss condition. bridge across the Ht. Johns river at |the .Smith Half mile post of Hectlon llisteeu Ferry will amount to the sum and got one nt your own price.— Ball DKNRVA AVR NDR I oHlilp 19, .South of Kange 81 Kegliinlng at the West end of d r a w - , of 7l2.DD0.au, and 2D7-4tc fa, run South two miles, said road to bridge across Ht, Johns River on the1 HR IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED, that Hurdwnrc Co. tn.U re-hnrd surfaced and placed road running front Hanford to Geneva, It Is the determination of this Hoard first ctiiKM condition. run West approximately one and one- that the amount of bonds required for . tiRNKVA A VKNIT: quarter 41*4) miles to brick pavement, the purposes itforcBuh! Is the sum of Herald want nils ect results. ■Hllnntng at the Intersection of Also beginning nt East end of said ONE H U N D R E D THOUSAND (7IUD.l*rl.ill t venue with (Ionova Avenue hrldge, run East one-hnlf ( ‘4) mile to ddo.DO) Dollars. f88.UDD.DD, of which '!,* ■ s""lh half mile post of Hectlon brick pavement. Said road to he re- shall be used for the purpose of conL Township 19, Houth of Kange 31 hard surfaced, paved und plnced In structlng, re-hard surfacing anil pavtV:.r!'" h'*H* "pc 'll He. said road to ho first class condition. I Ing the roads uforusuld, and |12,U0U.0D L , <*trfneeil. paveil and placed In ORANGE ItODl.KVAIID of which shall lie used for the bnlldpi iliics i,miiihm. Keglnnlng nt the Intersection of] Ing ami construction of the hrl(!u aforeIn..., CKI.MHY AVK N UR Orange Iloulevurd with Oregon Street milil; lhat said bonds hear Interest at at the Intersection of as laid out In tho Map of Hanford the rate of tl per cunt per annum the 5‘ \ n k , ' ligP V th ( ' " ' oy avenue at Farms, recorded In Plat (look Onu <1)1 Interest on said bonds to he puyahle ■'"(ih half mllo post of Hectlon 33, pngos 127 and 128 of Hemlnole County eeml-nnnually: said bonds to mature thirty (30) yuurn lifter the date of tin' iHHiiance thereof; mild Ihxuo of bond* to be dated July 1Ht. 1922. tioth the principal und IntercNt on mild bolide to iie puyahle al mime hank In the Flty of New York. Htute of New York, and HE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED, that In accordance with law, an eloctlou he called, and the Maine le hereby ordered to ho held on thu 11th day of April, A. Ii, 1922, to determine thu quern Ion oh to whether bontlH In tho Hum o f IlDO,(PY O R R H E A ) 000.DO, hearing IntereM ut tho rule of ■lx (8 tier cent) tier centum tier an­ num, InlercHt payable Heml-aniiually, the principal nf mild honda to mature thirty (30) yearn after the dato of the iHHUnnco thereof, Hhall tie lanued by thu A Medicated Cleansing Powder and Impregnated Dent­ Founty nf Hcinlnolo for tho purpoaen hereinabove not forth, uml al KIosb . Prevents acid condition of the mouth; a positive IIE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED, that thin rcHolutlon he puhllKhed In the Han­ relief for pyorrhea. KecpB the teeth clean (makes them glis­ ford Ha raid, tho only uowntiaper puhHahiid In Hemlnole Founty, Florida, once ten.) Keeps the gums hard and healthy and iH an absolute each wook for at IuuhI four wooka be­ fore tho date fixed hy thin raaolulloii (42285 F. O. B. Factory) protection against infectious mouth diseases. Besides its for tho holding of anld hand election. Adopted thin 7th day of March, A. I). 1923. > curative properties it ia the finest dentifrice in the world. HT, G K H T IU ID K A V K N U R Kimball Pianos, from factory to homo prices. When you are out shop- ‘! l 1*L Z£ Mr. Lanier, for prices 288 and -tf* •• " * V- ' For information and reservation Bee Kenneth Murrell, Adjutant Campbell-Loftfiinif Post, Hanford. _ f WAygVol wx n n n r E u,,o° caHh' 10 M ath/nm 'J /orida Sb*d Tidewater Glasi Wn 1^ ^ U v l / U l J months nt $30 Good tires, and top and met'hanicul condition good. m tel ^ ^ ? B .& 0 .M — C!; = ^ Sanford, Florida Hu ^ ^ tt] M N . a N i N i k i M i i i k i n Mfg. Co. JUST A R R IV E D Herald want ads got results. LnrKe Shipment of WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS GLOBE PIANO CO. S A Y B YOU M ONEY W rite ua Empire Hotel Block O R LAND O , F LO R ID A i : Substantial reduction from last year’s prices H ill H ardw are Co. !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I ■ ■ [ The Bank of Safety | Security-Service RIGGS’ REMEDY FOR RIGGS’ DISEASE s S u p r e m e ■ This institution, whose success and strength has been bullded by a loyal people, whose most valu­ (HEAL) I’olishes Gold Crowns. Purifies Fnlse Teeth. If you do not get immediate relief from this prepara­ tion for your mouth troubles and if it does not clean your k't’Ui better than uny preparation you ever used, we refund >‘our money. L. O. K. L. C. A. RRUMLRY, Chairman I*. HWOPE. CURLKTT P. HAGAN, W. I5NTZM1NOER. Hoard of Founty ComtnlHHlonerM, . Hemlnole Founty, Flurldn. A tleal: E. A. DOUGLAHH, Clerk of tho Hoard of County CammlMHlnnurH, Hemlnole Coun­ ty, Florida. lly: V. E. DOUOLARH, D. C. 3-lo-5id; und niwc N O T IC E O F KI.KCTIO N A L L DRUGGISTS W H E R E A S , a rennlutlon hna been duly adopted by tho Hoard of Founty CommlMHlonorH of Hemlnole County, Florida, of even tlato herewith, that It would he expedient and to the heat IntorenlH of Hemlnole Founly, Florida, to Ikmuo county liontla of the Founty of Hemlnole, Htute of Florida, for thu purpoMo of conHtrHctlng, re-hard xurfurlug, muciuhimlxlng uml paving cer­ ' ' , H tain rouda In Hemlnolo Founty. Florida, In HaId rcHolutlon particularly deHcrlhORLANDO, FLORIDA and fur the further purpomt of build­ ■ ed. ing and conetructlng a bridge acrone the Ht. Jolinn rlvor In Hemlnolo County, [■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BBB BBBB BBBB BBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Florida, at n point known iih OHteon Ferry. TH ER EF O R E, HE IT RESOLVED, That notice be, and thu mime la liereliv given, that on tho 11th day of April, A. D, 1922. and In purmtuticu or the roaolutton afore anld, duly adopted liy the County FommlHMloncr.t of Hnniluule *County. i/MHijr* Florida, r mill iiiif] and now IliJW being liUlilg pubDd In *- A *-- Hanford Herald, •* tho “ SERVICE T H A T COUNTS” liahod tho only atw __ nowapnpor puhllahod In Hemlnolo County, _ Florida, an ulectlun will bo held, This car is built spseUIIjr: Is meet the demand for • ' strictly high-grade, unstinted, uncramped, seven-passenger touring car— come and sss HI B. & 0. MOTOR CO. D ISTRIB U TOR S SANFORI) FLORIDA m able asset la 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. l Seven - Passenger With Famous ANSTED ENGINE S The Peoples Bank of Sanford ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBHHHaHB i ..DELAWARE W N CH .. \ D E LICIO US In Bottles Everywhere 3 ■ Demand the genuine— name stamped on every crown— ask ■ a for it by name B ■ Bottled only by The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company s HIGGS’ CHEMICAL LABORATORIES j S CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY [ We handle everything in THE FR U IT A N D V E G E T A B LE L IN E Car Lota or Leas. Ship ua Richmond, Virginia L ™ and the Ham* la hereby ordered to he ■ | * held throughout the County of Heml­ nolc. to determine whether there nhnll ho iBHued hy tlio mild County of Hnmliiolo, honda In tho nuld aum of lino,. (lOD.nn; to hear l uter eHt nt the rate of h I x tier centum per annum, l u t e r e H t payable HetnI-annunlly: mild hnndH to mature thirty yearn nfter tho date of the iHHuunco thereof; mild hondH to l>n dated July tat. 1922; »H8,000.00 of Ihe pruceedH derived from the Hale of tald , u, a. a . CHULUOTA INN NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS C IT Y T A X BOOKS CLOSE A P R IL I, 1022, A F T E R W H IC H A L L T A X - ! ES R E M A IN IN G U N P A ID W IL L BE COLLECTED B Y L E V Y A N D S A LE OF TH E P R O P E R T Y U PO N W H IC H T A X E S A R E D E LIN Q U E N T . A L F R E D FOSTER, 2£M-24te City Tax Collector. On the Okeechobee Branch o f the Florida Eaet Coast Railway, Chuluota, FIa.,~nmon« the pines and takes o f Seminole county, an up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private bath* and hot water heat. F lret class cuisine, Rates $2.60 to $8J0 per day; $10 to $18 per week, according to location o f room. MRS. CH AS. D. B R U M L E Y . M anager " ! " 3 OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE Tjl»! �THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, FRIDAY/MARCH 10,1022 PAGE FOUR Mrs. Lculso W atjen and Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Cochran will leave on Thursday fo r their home in Wash­ ington. Ind. Starr will b « produced In all popular i n i H i n i H i a ^ i n i n m models. Mr. Durant promised quantity, pro­ duction by June 1, but would not specIfy which, If any, o f his flvo plants will be used in Its manufacture. Roads Do Not Plan To Cut* Rates Equal to Asked W a ge Cuts TO AS K B E N E F IT S OF I R ED U CTIO NS IN RATES PAST G EO RG IA RIVER S O VE R FLO W ( D r Th»* Aaaorlutrd Preaat the head nnd Internally. They were all taken Into Dr. Marshall’s offfce and later the one injured the worse was taken to the hospital. She still lives, The others were token home. A colored boy driver r-f,one truck was said to bo the blamo fo r the accident ns there was plenty o f room fd r pars­ ing ns the accident occur#d,«t the tntcr-Hoction o f the M oore’s | Station road. ' *' i *4 |ft * it il | Mrs. Morgan Marshall hds greatly Improved the hppcn'rarici‘ o f Tier Btoro at'Cameron City with new paint with white and green trimmings. There Is said to be sovornl cases o f chicken pox about East Sanford-. Old ciltrie Nature'1 b bbs'y getting her new spring mantle of many nnd var­ ied shades o f green, all o f two weoks entller thnn-'usual. Doh't blame tho dame fo r her haste as Its all vary beautiful; to behold new. r The, Jobfls about finished. * , !rho birthdhjrieluWW ! which Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth in a member gave hei a very pleasant party Friday evening nt the Ellsworth homo. Lovely cake coffee nnd orangeade was served. Some very pretty gifts were received. A ll East Sanford was grieved at the death o f W ill Q. Raynor and ex­ press great sorrow for his w ife nnd little son. Ills parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Raynor and sister, Mrs. W ill Rowe, another sister, llvos in Good M ACON, Ga., March 8.— Streams throughout mlddte Georgia are still out o f their banks as a result o f Mon­ day night's rain fall o f 6.37( Inches. The Ocmulgee river here was 2.8 feat last night and th e . Oconee river at Mllledgeville, registered thirty feet, a rise o f 11.2 feet In the form er and 20.4 fe e t In the latter ajpee Monday, A further rise indicated from the up­ stream flood. . r% The Georgia railroad will not ,ha able to operate a train between Ma­ con and JilRedgevDle f e r two or thras days, It was announced , because o f washouts./ai. Brown's bottom, .where the Minnesota Railroad Commission, Central raljroad o f Georgia had a bad speaking for all state, regulative bod-1 washout nt> Powervillc, near here, les associated in the hearings, enter- 1whlch tied up late night traffic until cd upon the preliminaries o f an ar-i 7 o’clock yesterday morning, gumest, which will be continued todny. j' The Central o f Georgia's Atlanta dlStato commissions are asking first, he vision was tied up fo r several hours snid, fo r passenger fa re reductions |by a landslide near the city limits, on tho ground thoy are too high for Washouts on tho Georgia Southern the traffic to bear, and that no por- and Florida railroad tied up traffic tion o f railroad charges, If reduced, until 11 o'clock yesterday. "would bo more quickly reflected in ; All brick manufacturing plants betho actual cost to the ultimate con- low tho city are inundated. Farther sumer." , down stream, farmers report their Commissioner Lewis Interrupted erbps washed away. There has been Mr. Wood's argument yesterday to no loss o f human life or livestock, nsk how railroads intended to p ro-1 Bridges between here and Fort Valceed under "tho promise o f |owcr ley and P erry have been washed out, rnten which they made to the country nnd one spAn o f a bridge on tho road by the resolutions o f their executives to Gray is gone. j , in Instituting complaints before the railway labor board asking for furth­ er general reduction In wages." "W e propose to bring tho reductions given with estimates o f tho amount o f money they mean to railroads beforo Just think o f iti A razor nt your the commission," Mr. Wood replied, own price.— Rail Hardware Co. 21>7-4tc "nnd the Information you have gather­ ed in this long proceeding wo arc now engaged in you enn determine how the rate decreases should bo appor­ tioned." “ We want to get that correctly," Mr. Lewis resumed. "Is It the intontlon o f the railroads to mnko all those wnge reductions translatable in re­ duced freight rntes?" . Mr. Wood replied that was the in­ CORRECTED TO N O V. 16, 1921 tention hut nftor n conference with Alfred P. Thom, counsel for the rall8outhbound rond, executives, he added that the Arrlvo roads would ask to be given "credit .... 2:36 a.m. fo r reductions already mnde" in ap­ plying tho nmounts which they expec­ ted to receive. Northbound A rrive ... 1:48 u.m. ....11:45 a.m, ..... 2:35 p.m. ..... 4:00 p.m, ... 10:00 p.m, l/ooks Like it Will Revolutionize the Cur Business in Amerlcu Sunday morning Rev. Dr. Miller of Benson Springs Inn preached a forceful nnd convincing sermon on "Prayor," nt the clinpel to a Inrgo congroKn(|on b°3rhood ^ n d s in their country Roun,n,1*a nn<! ^n,l not mot fo r many ^cnrs' R I* needless to say thoy had - n ^n° v *8^ 1 | Captain Joe Randall o f Pnducn, Ky., Sunduy afternoun Itov. Arthur S.j | T n c“ ' lln,r ° " frlc" ,,” nlmut horo 2’ eek o f Sanford conducted services a t 1 nr, t e d’na woe . , , , , .. Horace Chorponlng left Wednesthe Eplscopnl church. Mr. W m- , , , " ., . .• ■ . * , .. . . day for Clevelnnd via Washington, hurst sang, "Oh Love that will not L, , ,, .. „ . . „ „ . Dr. nnd Mrs. W . II. Drcssor wore r mo (to, a. an „ era ory accont* over l „J( 0 Hulun rattimt on thotr „o n l.,l on tho orBan by Mr. Cool. „ oph„ „ , nd f , m„ , ot M r. unJ On Thursdny Mr. and Mrs, H. F. Quuckonhos were the guests of Mr. Qunckonbos daughter, Mrs. C. R. M. Shcppnrd and friends of DeLand on n sight seeing trip in Lako County. '<■ Mr. Lowo o f Ornngo City wns in Enterprise on Monday. The Misses Hoyt, Mr. Wilnihurstand Mr. Cool o f DeLand attended services at tho Episcopal Church Sunday afternoon. Mr. Henry Miller of Sanford spont ^jrR \y_ 0n Wednesday o f jn„t woc|j, Mr8. ChnrIio Mcrriwother is at hQmo f r0m tho hospital after remainjng there sonic time for treatment for a fall for internal injuries. Miss Allco E. nanscom and Doctor Phronln Chisbro went to Crescent City Saturday after throo weeks visit to the J. C. Ellsworth homo. Thoy are in route to their home* in W llloughby, Ohio. Miss Ilansdom and $100 cash, ten months nt $05 for a good 1?v i viri fPA AT 1921 1 New Cord TiroB and paint, best o f mochai^lcnl condition it "J; t i l U\i 'Nt* j, J lf l, » % :lVi •• * . 1 tl> M i ( ||. TH E FIR ST N A T IO N A L B AN K wishes t vise its customers and friends to let all these t alone, In any event before buying advise wit! bank, who will give you the right informal! any. proposition submitted. , •«ef.<» • • i i* 1.* •••• ‘ v -jJops/'.jIk .y ? , P. FORSTER, President n " .on ft Garage and Machine CoJ Expert Auto Itoimir Work i w The very latest style “ The new product is to be known iis I the Starr car," said Mr. Durant. " I t j is to bn manufactured by Durant Mo- l tors; 1Inc., under a contract with the Sturr Motor Gar Company, which will control the distribution o f the car In tho United States and its posses- r il i I / P 1A lllj » ~ II Hi I Con.. PM „ J I 1 “ W E DELIVER THE G00D8- _J Quick Service Transfe ! ” r Storage Facilities A T Y O U R O W N PR ICE I f ^rd’-'iilease you. tell others'; If „ • tell us. Phone 498 H. W . NICKERSON Public Accountant; Audita—Syitii Income Tax Service Room 10 McNclll-Davis Bldg. °hone *52 Orlande, P Auto Radiator Repair Shop Located at 207 French Are., bttw* 2nd and Third. E. R. I1RHGQUIS1 Sanford Steam Laundr FOR SERVICE Call 146-J , W. RAWLING, Prop .. Employment Bureau. The vocational committee of the Bin ness nnd 1‘n/foselonal Women's Cl: requests all young woimn t^slrto employment to register at tho Fin National Bank. AG N ES G. HERN Kit. Chsirmn Deports 2:03 a.m. 12:05 pjn. 2:55 p.m. 4:05 p.m. Departs Attorney and Cpunsellor-st-Law 7:00 aan. 3:25 p.m. Practicing In State and Federal Courts 7:80 a.m. Over Seminole County Bank 7:00 p.m. PROPERTY OWNERS S A N FO R D NOVELT WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop, General Shop and Mil Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDI SIT Street D A Hiotor rio. R ail Estate and Iasuranrt SANFORD *:• • > f,L0EU Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine nnd Boiler * ’* Cylinder Grinding; Deluxe Pl»K Overs lie ' Rings and Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shift* Contractor and Ruiider turned; egerits for Caille Inboird FLO l Outboard M o to rs .---------- rhoM ill/ llv lj ______ The , ,, ,. . ,,T- , a w p ro v e es th u t I f ta x * ... Is a real town. Sanford, Fla Dunbar Male Quar­ tette and Bell Ringers— Princess, March 14th; Fins; S. O. Shinholser S AN FO R D reverse, Ilmken bearings front andT h jB ja to n o tj f y a l| con cern ed rear, Titqk**n rear uxle, conventional ,, , „ „ l hrunku bund., nnd full r h - . l . „ f that the requirements of law will hutid lever brake, internal ami extef- )e complied W ith mid the Tax conventional type with-Hotchkiss typo Books will positively he closed driving shaft. 1 ’ ,JN • •1 • I ;on April first uh provided by law Tho "tubular backbone," nn exclua n (j a ]j jaml8 on which taxes Ru sivu Durant1fonture, gives the chassis . . . . ., ... . , **» umiHuul rigl,lily and atnmalh. Thu haV“ " ° } b“ Un Plli<1 w l" b<! “ dJ* body in full fivo^patuionffcr and it« vertiHGu mul executions issued streamline design- includes n high for unpaid personal property hood and slanting windshield. The taxes. Hd m Butftrifl Geo. W . Knight V 'lD j >. And pretty soon she is going to be a real city. Do you rentember when you could have bought » W around 4th or 5th streets on Park avenue for five or six dred dollars? IF YOU DON’T ACT NOW you are going to do so®* nnd the second time you rememne m o re r e m e m h e r in r . bk D ■ SMITH B R O & ~ uWuitcd its showing, anticipating the possibility o f something nut of the or­ dinary in motor car production, The George A . DeCottes Leesburg Branch car is here. It wns Introduced to the Arrlvo Doparts Attorney-at-Law public today in a Connecticut uvenue .........3:55 p.m. Over Seminole County Bonk showroom, with a complete line o f ....... 2:50 p.m. S A N F O R D kUJ - M l F L O R ID A Durant models ns a background. ........ 6:60 p.m. ' I t is a conventional type automobile ........ 1:30 p.m. Specialist In Spinal Adjuatmenta with recognised standard parts. From ....... 7:00 p.m. semi-eliptic springs to Vacuum feed Wm. J. Kermode, D. G. gasoline tank nnd electrical equip­ Doctor of Chiropractic ment, it is a type o f motor c a r ‘that Garner-Woodruff Building confirms the early conjecture. It docs Office Hours; , startle the industry. 9 to 12 a. tn. and 1 to ‘fi-p. m. Mr. Durant arrived here early this Sundays and evenings by appointment morning, coming with a party of friends And associates in a special (■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! FSJX-uZ vmvt ^ c o m m u n it y b u il d e r THOS. J. A. R'EIDY Trilby Branch Arrive ,, ially the moat? prosperous sections with professional stock sellers, men have no regard for the truth concern is to get your money. j New Car Out With Everything, Sells For $348 president Mrs. Wilson introduced Chnrles King nrrived here this week Miss Orphn Cole, the county home f rom Molona, Mo., with a car o f demonstration agent, who gave the household goods nnd seven mules, principal talk of the evening on "The I *'Ir * KinK bought the J. R. Hayden Truining of Our Girls," Master Leroy ' property on BeurdnII avenue last Northup greatly pleased the audience ycur. with n violin solo nccompnnled by his j Mivand Mrs. Nick Zomovenu had as mother nt the piano. Miss HrewBtcr guests Inst week Dr. and Mrs. D, Althe primary supervisor o f the DoLand bu nnd Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Neighbor, school added greatly to tho enjoyment flh ° f Cleveland, Ohio. Dr, Albu Is of the evening with several readings, returning from a trip to Cubn and Miss Christian nlso spoke a few words fhe others met 1im In .fnckannvlllo. along the school line. , The doctor nnd Mr. Zornavcnu were in iiin iiin m Tax Collector, Seminole County 292-M-W-S 298.5tp ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a A , P, C O N N E L L Y , Agent �PA G E FIVE THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 10,1922 SOCIETY uttH KURD DA1GBR, Soelatj Editor, * K8' Phone 21T*W lnrd school, on an abroad. extended visit SANFORD’S TEMPEMTURE mitTIIDAY P A R T Y I Little Miss Martha Coney, tho pret­ ty young daughter o f Mrs. Virginia Coney, celebrated her seventh birth­ day anniversary yesterdny afternoon <!”-•» Looks like rain this nftorX ^ t l r ip pw 5la«.i. with n lovely pnrty at her home on noon' and the weather Oak avenue. . SOCIAL C A L E N D A R sharks Hny it will rain and Pink nnd white worn tho pretty Saturday—Children's Story Hour will storm warnings are posted colors used in decorating fo r this love­ bo hold at Central Park at four on tho Atlantic Const. We ly pnrty, quantities o f pink astors should worry ubout storms o'clock. combined with ferns were used. Saturday— Fancy Dancing classoa at or anything else. Roscoe Gnmes o f all kinds wore played on the Wclakn apartments, at 3:00 Arbuckle has brought tho spacious lawn, until a late hour, earthquakes to California o'clock. when interesting contest, "Putting Monday— St. Agnes Guild will moot and tho Ku Klux can con­ cherries in tho plo" afforded much at the home o f Mrs. Clarkt) Lcontinue to klux In Florida but merriment among tho young guests. ardi, 700 Palmetto avenue, nt 3:30 our brand o f real weather Mirah Moyo nnd Frederick Daiger goes on just tho some. N o t p. m. winning the prizes for this. A fte r the j j on,lay— Westminster Club will be even the prohibition en­ entertained by Miss Lottie Cald­ contest the children wero invited into forcement can stop the nun the dining room, fo r refreshments. well and Mrs. Robert Hines nt tho from shining or tho moon Tho refreshment tnblo was centered homo of the former on Seventh St. from shining or the shiner with the birthday cake Iced in pink from the worm. They say, and topped with seven tiny pink light­ Tampa was represented here yes­ the worm will turn nnd we ed tnpers in rose holdors. From the terday by C. D. Stokes. believe it— we saw one turn­ chandelier to the corners o f the table ing the other day In the were streamers of pink crepe paper, woods— making rheumatism It. R. Allyn, o f Tampa, 1b spending nt the corner wero flu ffy pink bows. medicine. But tho wcothor a few days here attending to business. I Tho refreshments o f ice crenm nnd — yes it's fine and nil our j cake carried out tho dainty color moMr peppers nrc planted. Mrs. C. W. Stokes is spending tho tif. 3:40 A. M. M ARCH 10, 1922 (jay in Orlando with hor parents, Mr. J Little Miss Coney was an Ideal Maximum ..................... 81 n* and Mrs. J. D. Sorrell. j young hostess and received mnny Minimum ..................... 67 ' beautiful gifts from her friends. She Rnngu .......................... 70 George N. Griblo, o f Bnttle Creek, was assisted in entertnining by hor nnromotur................... 30.06 Mich., was among tho out-of-state vis- mother, Mrs. Virginia Coney, Mrs. P. South nnd cloudy. itors in Sanford yesterday. M. Elder, Mrs. Ralph Guodspecd, Mrs. -------Allen Jones nnd Mrs. Claude HcrnR„y Symmes, o f Winter Park, was don. About thirty young guests enjn the city today attending to busl- J‘»ycd this happy occasion. Clover Hill Butter, the best.— L. P. ness and greeting old frionds. McCuller. 209-ltc I CHICKEN P IL L A U „ f0g u r « u r j: & trf&izsxrizz'’ Mrs. W. A. Mason, of Macon, Gn„ is On Wednesday evening tho M. L visiting her nephew and wife, Mr. and i>. Club entertainned their guests Mrs. Nathan O, Garner nt their homo with a chicken pillnu. As tho wonthon Palmetto avenue. or turned too cold to hnvo the picnic -------I at Crystal Lake ns planned, it was Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mllbum, of held at the spacious homo o f Mr. and Torrington, Conn., wero registered ut M th. Joe Molsch. The evening woh the Montezuma yesterdny while in pleasantly spent in playing cards and the city enroute to northern points. , dancing. Those enjoying this occns-------iion were: Mr. nnd Mrs. S, Molsch and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ward Winner, of ‘ laughter Dorothy, Misses Elvira BonRattle Creek,. Mich., who are spend- d«r, Minnie Pnrchol, Madeline Shoeing the winter in Florida were in the maker, Henrietta Altmnnn, Mr. am city yesterday stopping nt tho Monte- Mrs. Bender, Ed. nnd brcderick Hem | er, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pheifcr, Mr. _ _ _ _ _ j ami Mrs. P. Thurston, mother and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Cavanaugh nnd Goorgo and Dorothy Thurstoon, Mr. Mrs. A. E. Cnvonnugh, o f Braintree, 1111(1 Mrs- L - Storco «"«* hah>r- Mtr»' 11• Mass., wero among tho nrrlvnls yes- Thurston, sr., Mr. and Mrs. Harry tcnlay and are plensnntlylocated nt Thurston nnd little Herbert, Mr. A. the Montezuma. ______ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pitts,o f Madison, • Leonard Player Pianos, $550. — J. H. Hintermister Plano Co., Welakn Block. 299-2tc THE WEATHER Ha For Florida: Showers this afternoon followed by gen­ erally fnir tonight nnd Saturday; cooler in north portion tonight. |r,i to to ha to : : W itte and Ruth H BOWLING : : LEAGUE NOTES : Ga„ and Orin Pitts, o f Newborn, Ga., nt" ' Cl« ™ Mclsch ,m<i Mr' nnd MrHleft this morning for their homes nf- ,,0L’ Molsch. Ur spending several days hero nB th o! " ‘ " guests of Mr. and Mrs. Porter Pitts.! Don't f‘»rKot tho 1'000 0ollur Ilo« e,h * *" “them.- L. P. McCulPowder, it *kills to to 290-ltc Misses Elvirn Bender and Minnie |'or Faschul arc preparing to leave for ( — their homes in New York. They have .v. .e. .V. .v. BOW LING LEAGUE box bed ▼V" ▼Avr "a" -A* ZVWVpV v y "a" "Ac been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe CONG R KG A T IO N A LS A D I) ONE Mciwh for tho past week. MORE BEFORE B U Y IN G With the players on both sides roll­ Miss Marie Floyd ,who has been ing high Scores last night, the Con­ A PH O N O G R A PH the attractive guest o f Miss Fom gregational Club had a shade the best Wnrd for the past month, left toihiy o f it and won over the Rotary Club, ' See the for Jacksonville where she will spent with Belding rolling high score and the week end before going to her Renauil a close second. her home in Opnlnka, Ala. The next game will be Monday night at which time the Kiwanis Club Mrs. l.candcr C. Woolfolk, o f Louis, meets the Congregationnls. — at— ville, Ky., left yesterdny for Jackson- j Last night's scores follow: ville where she will spend n short time, Rotary going from there to Georgia, where Britt ................. .131 107 *he will visit before returning to hor Knight ............... .119 101 home in Louisville. In Juno, Mrs. Stevens ............*. .. 87 100 O RLAND O , FLA. Woolfolk will nccompnny her daugh­ Hons holder ........ 140 117 ter. Miss Mndeline Mourning, who Higgens ............ .144 100 graduated this year from Emma Wil105 Henry ............... m Club total... « HUPMOBILESi : Our financial connections enables us to sell you a Hups mobile on terms to suit you; and our charges are not exces■ sive— Usual rate of interest, plus insurance. i ■! Wo received this week a shipment of five cars, and you ■ had better come at once if you want one of these. * 5 Ask anyone about the Hup. We believe the IIup to be the best car in the world for the money. ■ ! LESS REPAIRS, LESS GAS AND OIL j BETTER TIRE MILEAGE ' ■ I B. & O. Motor Co. SANFORD, FLORID A■ ^■■■■■■"■■■■■■■nMMNNMMMNHNMNMNMMNNNMHMHlMiaNHMnnHNn I 4 m new articles we are receiving by eacji S many express. Perkins & Britt FOR R E N T v FOR R E N T T— furnished — Completely two room apartment'. Hot water, modorn conveniences. Summer ratoi. Phono 46-W. 298-3tp The Store That la Different' # Sanford, Florida FOR R E N T — Furnished housekeeping and bod rooms. 314 Enst Fifth St. 299-3t.p FOft S A L E OR LE A S E — One 20 a cre,1service, Continental motor and Cadone 10 acre Snnford nve. walking , iliac chassis. Just overhauled, $600. FOR R E N T — Furnished and unfurn­ distance to city. Two lots corner W rite "G. P ." enre o f the Herald. ished rooms, private entrance, $1.50 Center nnd Elm avo. Two lots west . 399-Itp per week. 313 Eleventh St., Mrs. F . , , , „ , Gocrtz 299-ltn 8U"“ Palmetto avo., 60 ft. from E lev­ FOR S A L E — Pair bird dog pups, $26. enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, Address, P. O. Box 13, Osceola, FOR R E N T — Lovely large npnrtmcnt, ownor, 116 N. Spring S t , Los A n ge­ Fin. i •' 2D7-3tp Apply 417 West also garage. les, Calif. 288tf; 29-tf Second. 296-ltp LOST FOR R E N T — Comfortablo light house FOR S A L E — 5 acres excellent celery land, now^set In spring crop. See LOST— Orj First street, a long bar kooping rooms, 318 Palmetto avopearl pin with one pearl out, Satur­ F. E. Millen, West Side. 295-Ctp nuo. 290-10tp day night. Finder please leave at FO I? S A L E — Tomnto plants, any Hornld and receive reward, 286-tfe FOR S A L E quantity, fo r prompt delivery.— i ’OR S A L E — Baby carriage, good con- Chnso & Co., Phono 630. 288-tfc LO ST— Between Rands’ siding and ditlon. Practically new. Apply nt city, Japanese leather handbag. FOR S A L E — Two story business Herald office. . 299-3tp Tortoise shell mounting containing a building. Apply to the owner, Klon small sum o f money nnd toilet nrtlclcs. F m r S X L T I= O n e 5-room cottage, in Arcs, 806 0th St. 284-20tc Also a key. Return to Herald. Re­ good condition, good location, good . 298-2tp flowing well. $700 cash, balance on FO R S A L E — Wnrchouso with R. R. ward. terms. See II. M. Rutnbey, 310 South siding. Within four blocks o f ccntor Yound Holly Avo. 298-12tc o f city. Geo. W. K N IG H T LOST— Sable cape, 30 inches long, FOR S A L E — Now Home machine, in 272-tfe red and bluo embroidered lining. first class condition, $25. — Mrs. Tail trimmings. Return to N. Pow­ Pearson, 1092 West First. 298-3tp FOR S A L E — Oak nnd other hard ers, Box 722, Tampa, Fla. Llhcrnl To­ FOR S A LE — Celery farm, <i ronl bar­ wood, strand wood rnnge, $2.50; ward. 298-3tp gain.— E. F. Lane. , 298-Gtp fire place, $2.00.— Hoskins Jones, 290-6tp Box 010. . 285-12tp and get one at your own price.— Bali FOR S A L E — Toledo Computing scale FOR S A L E — One ton Stewart truck, Unrdwurc Co. 297-4tc lit excellent condition, Rivers Brothers x A bargain for n quick buyer. Panel Sanford Avo. . 299-2U body suitable for laundry or delivery Tho Hornld fo r Post Cards. iBAUMEL’S SPECIALTY SHOP! - SHOWING A large variety of the newest modes in Dresses, Millinery, Coat Suits, and every Accessory necessary to the style and comfort of the fashionable woman. Distinctive models and the very newest creations compose our large line or Ladles' Wearing Apparel and Millinery. It pleuses us to invite your inspection. DRESSES , Club total MILLINERY ■ to Frocks of unusual beauty. The very newest from America's best designers. Taffetas, Cretone Crepes, Crepe Knits, Rashanara Crepes, Organdies, Lindns, Ginghams and other new materials. A large selection to choose from— $3.95 TO $49.00 136 % 3 i , Club Standing . W Congregational 7 Men's Club .......... 5 Klwnnis Club ..... 3 Rotary Club ...... 2 ■ ._____,__________ Emerson Record*), 60c.— J. H. Hintermister Piano Co„ Welaka Block. 299-2tc p I , * you wear it will pay you to take a peep at the our trade, Florida fruits and vegetables o f all kinds, unlimited outlet, prompt returns.— Artoo Fruit Co., Florences. C. 29G-6tc Nice fa t hens at L, P. McCullcr’s. 299-ltc COAT SUITS An alluring display of all the new Spring Mil­ linery modes. An assemblage from the most exclusive New' York and othor well known producers. Dashing Sport Hats, Ravishing Picture Hats, Street lints for all occasions__ $3.95 TO $19.75 ► SPORT COATS AND SKIRTS -------- 1----------------f t New models in Tweeds, Wool Jersey and T ri­ cotines, very newest modes in Box Back and pretty embroidery— s -W E CARRY TH E PARTS No matter What M M WKNTEb—For ■ Individual Averages G * TP. Pet. ■ The averages of. the ten leading bowlers, Including the games played Inst night are us follows: Bower, Kiwanis .......... 21 3538 4190 J Bolding, Cong.............27 Betts, Mens' Club ...,4...27 3709 ■ Pennington, Cong........21 8893 J Britt, Rotary ........ ....24 3260 * Remind, Cong............. 23 3308 si Knight, Rotary ......... 24 3198 a Lloyd, Klwnnis ..........24 3202 jj Cvorlin, Men’s Club ... 27 3580 ■ Hounholdcr, Rotary ....23 2910 ■ ( Carter, Kiwanis .......... 12 1515 ■ : W ANTED 1982 Congregational Belding ............. ..181 131 Pennington ...... .118 193 Rcnnud ..../......... .146 169 Bully ................. ..105 ■ Randall ............. .129 125 129 Jewett .......... ..... S Kent ................. $495.00 Cheaper This Year Than Last tween now and Saturday night! W A N T E D — Extra salesladies fo r Sat­ urday. Apply, Surprise Shoo Store, Sanford Avo, 297-3tc TERMS! ■ to take a peep at our window sometime be­ t o iia t o t o t o t o t o t o DRENNEN PIANO CO. ARE GIVEN TO R E LIAB LE PEOPLE ON If that is the size coat you wear, it will pay you to --------to Classified Ada Sc a line. No to.,..ad taken for less than 2Se. to and positively no classified to ada charged to anyone. Caeh to must accompany all orders, to Count five words to a line to and remit accordingly, to NEW EDISON EASY Do You Wear Size CLASSIFIED ADS Boards 11 Avenue. 280-tfc R AZO R S! Lester Uprights, $500.— J. II. FOR S A L E — My homo on corner of First nnd French nve. Prico $4,000. FOR S A L E — Harley Davidson motor Hintermister Piano Co., Wcluku cycle, two cylindor, threo speeds. They won't last long, butter hurry, Block. 290-2tc Cash or terms.— J. A. Rumbloy. Cox* Mr' nnd Mra- * n‘ nk M,e," ch' MiHs E. Hans, John Lning nnd Gus Schmnh, Mrs. Henry ■■in ■ $12.95 TO $39.75 A conglomeration of culoio in Sport Wear for city or bench. Unusual patterns— $7.95 TO $11.95 New Capes in beautiful shades. Hand-made Blouses, and colored Shirt Waists of Voile Largo variety of Sdk Hose, Novelty Ribbons for trimmings. Corsets and Brassieres for the slender and stout woman. New pure linen and silk Pongee Handkerchiefs in popular colors. All in all we have such a lnrge selection to choose from that we can assure you to satisty the most dls- BAUMEL’S SPECIALTY SHOP! “ W HERE S T Y L E REIG NS” East First Strcet- -Opp. Ford Service Station ! N O TE ;— W ATCH FOR D ATE OF OUR FASH IO N SHOW (■ H 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. 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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>, March 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/219e97db3d1ee3c6478cf07e3403af21.pdf ab2b5c007b0063e7c2072daffd6edcbc PDF Text Text • ■ •W "• • ' -o :T . s V ,^Thc City Substantial” ^ \ The Sanford Daily FN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST government to ta k e OVER MUSCLE SHOALS IE PLAN GOES THROUGH CAR PLUNGED INTO RIVER THROUGH OPEN DRAW AT ST. AUGUSTINE EARLY TODAY . '• ■ ---------- . Two Men in a Closed Car Were Drowned— Bodies . Not Recovered Up to Noon Today . • .. ■ ^ . • !( / ■ m .* *v • llll / SANFORD •The City Substantial” ______________• PRESIDENT IS AT DAYTONA. BAD WEATHER NUMBER 300 municipal CONTROL !But Keep m HUGHES WRITES SENATOR UNDERWOOD IN RELATION TO FOUR-POWER TREATY DELAND CASE COMPLICATED BY LE TTE R S OVER PACT ARMS CONFERENCE Big Uproar Over A t­ ST. AUGUSTINE, March 11.— (By the Associated Press).—The bodies of Godfrey Foster,'Local cigar manufacturer, and Joseph Ortagus, local mer­ tempt to Deceive the chant, are believed to he in the small closed car which plunged into thirty the Public feet o f water when it went through the open draw of tho bridge between Annstin Island and St. Augustine. Foster and Ortagus left the bench resort shortly nftor midnight for St. AugUBtlne and the draw wnB left open to let n small bont pnss through. The brldgetender said the first he know of the WRITTEN BY SLAIN MAN TO HIS accident wns when ho heard a splash and* saw the car sink. Attempts to SISTER IN STATE OF WII.I MAKE CHANGE IN PLANS rnise the car were fruitless. They had tho muchine almost to the surfuce ^ KANSAS • TO CONFORM WITH with gruppling hooks one time but coupe top tore o ff nnd the car sank ngnin. RAIN A diver arrived from Jacksonville at 11 o’clock. Foster nnd Ortagus are be­ ( l l y T h r A a a o r l n l r d I’ r r a n ) lieved to hnvc been alone as only they were in tho enr when it left the bench. Government Must DELAND, arch 11.—Copies o f let­ Hughes Denies the Plan ( l l r T l i e A N H o elu led I 'r r u n l i — ------------------------------------------- ----------------- ters from Shields mailed to his sister Says One; Attack on DAYTONA, March 1.— President ____________________ Hands Out of Pri­ in Kansas were received todny by trie Underwood Plan Harding wns greeted with the first in­ vate Business authorities. One letter was written clement weather of his vacation trip ( lly T h e A a a o r ln lr d I ' r r u ) February 10, last year and mentioned this morning and officials of the Soni l l , T ii r A a a o r l n l r d I ' r r a a ) WASHINGTON, March 11.— Secre­ WASHINGTON, March 11— Mem- breeze Golf Club were without advices the nnmc of a white man he suspect­ tary Hughes hns written a letter to t*n< of the Houso Military committee, early today ns to the president’s ed in tho event anything happened, Scnntnr Underwood relative to the ! „ihch has been investigating offer* plans. He had expected to conic ashore the authorities said. .His name is ^ofour power Pacific treaty the state for the government's war projects at from the houseboat and play on the nj: withheld in an effort to locate the department announced today.' MuKle Shoals, Ala., declined to com­ Seabreeze course. Clearing weather man. Mrs. Shields nnd the negro were In the letter Hughes took occasion ment on the announcement In the yesterday afternoon and moonlight again examined yesterday. The wom­ to chnrncterizo intimations thnt the lennte yesterday by Chairman Norris, enabled the purty to change earlier an charged the negro with the killing American delegates wore induced to of the Sennto agricultural committee, plans to spend the night in Mntatizast nnd the negro denied it. Tho negro accept some plnn cunningly contrived that he wns drafting a bill to crcute Inlet air' to proceed into the East said he had something to tell hut » government owned corporation to const canal and thence into the Hali­ wi in 11l i in l v t e Il i t to hi s o wi i attar-i bT tho " thcrH 0l,P0Rcd to American inSanford Men Organize develop and operate the power and ni­ fax river. ( lieys when the proper time came. j tcrc8ts ns " vory P°or nnd conception o f work in connection w ita Company That Will trate plants. ( President Harding played golf at i tho conference.” Hughes ndded gome of the members, however, pro- Ormond today. Build a City King Admits He ' amenities o f international intercourse fesseil to see in the Nebraska Heni)precluded revealing confidential nnd tor’s announcement several fentures Is Furey, Noted in Fleischmann Loses P r i m p f ^ i r p l p Q 1 lnt,,rmid suggestions and consorvnwhich they said might not be in har­ I tions incident to negotiations hut as­ mony with the administration’s poli­ Permits for Sales AUDITORiUM WAS FILLED TO sured the senate thnt a full disclosuro cy of keeping the government out of Tennessee Planter Dropped Wad in OVERFLOWING RY YOUNG Industrial Alcohol of everything snid or dino would roprivate business. Senator Norris, in Dect*ml»or, 1920. FOLKS veal nothing derogatory to part taken making the announcement, explained WASHINGTON, March 11.— A p -‘ by American delegates. it was not his intention to favor gov­ Will Have Capital $250,­ Tho young peoples’ services at the ORLANDO, March 11.— One o f tho ernment operation as against private penl of the Fleischmann Co., Inc., of ( l l y Tilt* A a a o r l n f r i l I ' r r a a l 000 and Loan Money Methodist church last night brought four alleged confidence men arrested j operation of the plants, but that lie New York, from orders of Prohibi­ here Thursday has admitted, nccordWASHINGTON, March 11.— Press­ considered bis proposal worth the sonon Real Esate cAit a bumper crowd of girls und boys. ing to the police, thnt he is Harry E. jing their attack on the manner in tion Commissioner Haynes, cancelling ite’s study. The auditorium wns filled to over- Furey, under indictment nt Memphis, which the four-power Pacific treaty Another development was the decis­ its permits for tbc distilling of alco­ One of the grentost movements for Ylowing and there were many in the for alleged swindling of a man nnmed was negotiated, the treaty's opponents ion of Senate lenders, made public by hol in connection with the manufac­ the improvement and upbuilding of Sunday school rooms as well as in Edward Carter in thnt city on Decern- declared on tho senate floor yostcrSenator Norris, not to nmko their trip ture of yeast at its Pcekskill, N. Y., the gallery. ber 87, 1920. day that the American delegation to to Muscle Shoals until after a vote on and Lnngdon, District of Columbia, Sanford is the contemplated organi­ The basket ball game between the Chief o f Police Vestal received a the urms conference not only conconlzation of the Sanford Mortgage Loan Ithe four power treaty. The prevail- plants was sustained last night by Grammar nnd Ingh Schools, sched­ message from Chief Burney, o f Mom- ed knowledge of tho negotiations from " Internal Rovenuo Commissioner ltinir., Company thnt will he ready for busii ing opinion wns thnt the visit would uled for this date, was called of*f by 1% delayed about ten days or two At the same time Mr. Blair upheld or- ness in about throe weeks. It will bo Prof. McKay, who, as nn educator, phis, yesterday afternoon reciting thnt the public but wns responsible for the Furey wns wanted there on two chnr- dissemination o f , misleading reports: ders by Mr. Haynes revoking per- organized immediately with a capital weeks on that account. realizes that to a complete education ges, one In connection witl^ the sw ind-' concerning them. mits for the sale of alcohol by tho of $250,000 which will bo ample to fhuirmnn Kahn, of tho House com­ spiritual training is ns necessary as ling o f Cnrtor, who claims to hnvo lost At the time when announcement o r mittee, also declared ho would not company’s agencies at Philadelphia, tako enre of tho immediate needs of physical and mental training. $ 2 R, 00 n on fake market transactions the treaty’s conclusion was "imininScranton, Pn., Yonkers, Brooklyn, Jer­ those peoplo wanting to build homes go to Ainbnmn to inspect Musclo Dr. Walker’s message last night to sey City, Bridgeport, Cambridge and nnd to improve tho homes they arc nnd for allege,^fraudulent use o f the out" Secretary Hughes, it was nsShoals. He snid tho trip would not ho the eager, earnest young creatures •nails. sorted by Senator Robinson, Domocrnt. Cincinnati. now occupying. of any assistance in visualizing tho who faced him was from Ecclesiastes, While Mr. Illair absolved the Tho plans for tho organization have County Solicitor Murphy hns filed of Arkansas, told newspaper corresurious proposals tho committee has i . tfor several ,... i .....iion the text: Remember now thy CreFleischmann Company from knowlbeen maturing weeks nail . . . . . chnrgcs against the four men, who pendents that he had no knowledge been studying, nor di dho conceive ator in the days of thy youth. edge of diversion of alcohol to illegal the organizers are now ready to an­ nro accused o f attempting to swindle „ f any such project. As a result, tho how it would help in adjusting tho le­ Dr. Walker is a prime favorite with purposes by its agencies, he declared nounce something definite nnd that as W. L. Sweeton, o f Cnmden, N. J., n Arkansas senator declnrcd, the press gal complications the committee has the young people o f his church. His the agency method o f distribution wns soon ns their charter is obtained they winter visitor here. No further evin«t only was inaccurately informed revealed in contracts executed by tho phychological bent, and Ids wide ex­ violation of treasury regulations, will be ready to loan money and build­ denro against three of the men hns hut correspondents assigned to tho in war department with the Alabama perience with youth has given him an ings will start in Sanford in a few “ hut wns adopted in good faith and been discovered. Rertiillon inensuroconference suffered professionally boPower Company and tho Air Nitrates understanding of youth’s special temp­ according to tho uncontrndictcd testimonths, ments were tnken yesterday nnd folr-, cause they placed reliance on what Corporation, giving thoso concerns op­ tations nnd problems, to the solution * tional rights on the Warrior power mony of witnesses with the full knowl-n Thu best thought in connection with of which he brings a great sanity, a warded to Memphis, and othor cities. ,Mr. Hughes told them. edge and consent of certain members the organization of the new I,onn & Chief of Pollro Vestal nnd two postThat the secretary of statu had fi station and nitrate plant number 2 great breadth and tolerance of mini office Inspectors left Inst night for made such denials was characterized in the event they wore over sold by of the prohibition unit who linve since i Mortgage Co., is that it is officered At the close of the service when he resigned or been transferred from that and organized with Sanford men who Jacksonville in connection with the |,y Senator Lodge, Republican, Mastho government. extended nn invitation to those who have faith in their own city to the unit.’’ suchusctts, another momhor o f tho The committee confined its efforts wished, in their youth, to remember cnflc' extent thnt tlisy are willing to take When the four alleged confidence American delegation as "inconceivnto an examination of Colonel John W. God, there was a magnificent response Even democracy can’t cure mnl-con- on an extra burden and make it pos­ men. were fiinger-printed nnd photoMr> Lo(|go <|eclnrv<l that tho Joyos, of the ordnance bureau, ^wnr on the part of the young people. sible for the people who want to tents of the habit of laying all the graphed yetserday, tho likeness o f the |iroj cct for a Pacific concur,Hind been department, who defended the con­ build to obtain the money. lilnme on “ they.” one wd,o gave his name ns John King, dlacuwod by him with Mr. Hughes RECOMMEND COMMUTATION ' trail executed with the power com­ Tho following men will be the o f­ o f Toledo, O., wns immediately rocogbefore tho conference began, pany, vontundinif it was a reasonable MONTGOMERY, Ain., March 11.— n zed by Postoffice Inspector Lnfol, •ON THE VALUE’’ ficers anil directors of the Mortgage Senator Robinson’s charge was v *nd just contract, otherwise he would THEATER PLAN PAYS Loan Company: S. O. Chase, B. E. The Alabama board o f pardons yester­ officially In Orlando, ns that o f Harry Innde durin Rn brlef fl of <Icbato not have approved it. Squires, Alfred Foster, L. I. Frazier, day recommended commutation to Furey „ notorious confidence man, jllHt boforo tho trcaty wn„ la|d nH,(lo He will complete his statement to­ for the day to givo right o f wny to a day. BEND' Ore. Mnrch * 11!—Thn t the '»• R* Stevens, L. A. Bromley .S h eri- Governor Kelly yesterday o f tho sen­ wanted by the Memphis authorities. On communication with J B. Bor- Jutllciary hm. At fir8t tho a£ |nb. l and, I . F. tence o f Tom Lambert, who killed his Senator Norris’ announcement came pny-ns-you-lenvo plan adopted here ' ''" dewett Waltor sweetheart in Jefferson county to lift after Senator Heflin, Democrat, Ala­ Monday by two motion picture then- Whltnor, A. R. Key, H. P. Smith, K.lX f v ° l l was P advised M °, that Furey’ trati0,‘ h" '1(,ist.UHsion oppo«Ml intorrupimprisonment. Chief Vestal tioiv o f ,cm,ur“ tho treaty to tn£e bama, had spoken on the offer for I tors is resulting in bigger houses, at wurd Higgins nnd George \\. Knight. was wanted by them oni an indictment U | ) tho biU| but <u mnny 8onator8 ask. purchase and lease of the Shoals prop­ I least ns largo revonuo ns formerly,' “ j ** erties made by Henry Ford and had wns tho declaration yesterday of J. B. ]W A M V T i| | V l\ Iv ?h v n 'V > Z ? * ? 0 ° I T 1* , for n,oru timc 16 Prepare their Edward Carter, a cotton planter o f the speeches that a truce was agreed to.. charged that Chairman Kahn’s state­ Sparks, mnnngor o f tho thento^ 1 R Iv r fr llk J enrhy country, tho familiar stock Scnator Lm,K0 nnnounm| howo ment advocating the creation of a Many tiny nt the old rate, a few pny market game being worked. Ch ef thnt today ho w0l}Id ill8l8t that thJ commission to take charge of Muscle less nnd prnctlcnlly none wnlk nut Shoals development by lenHo or sale, without dropping some chnngo In tho uismon papers r to f’ 0 be » issued ^ u a vo J o n tho first of the for re requisition by 8on‘‘ to reach ro8crvatlon8t Was 11 move to delay development of box left nt tho door. It is optional the governor o f Tcnnosseo or Furey. , Tho Domocrntlc Ioa(lo Sonator Un. the project. with cnch patron how much ho shall Rewards totaling $1,000 hnvo been , A1 . , 7 The Nebraska senator said later he pay, or whether ho pnys nt all. ? T „ 1', 1 “ mcn' ll» c CAPITAL REMOVAL ASSOCIATION OF UNITED STATES IN REFUSAI offered for h i. o,,prohen»lon. had noi put bin scheme Into writing TO PARTICIPATE AT At tho . 0,00 time, Chief V e.lol w o . *» » WILL GET RESULTS AT and the details were not ready for TO DISMANTLE TWO AT GENOA. ndviflcd hy II. E. Murray United , ( “ r ‘ ho ,rou' * “* IIIG MEETING Publication. \ State, ottorney, Momphl., thnt F u r e y ' S° VCr“ l ( l l y Till* A a a o r l u t r d l ' r r « a ) ( l l y T h r A a a o r ln lr d I'rra a l » « . nl.o wanted on « fcd.rnl Indlet' tlrec0“ U* bl“ , °l>Po>InK t h . NEWPORT NEWS, March 11.— ( l l r T h e A a a o r ln lr d l'rp « « l McFa r l a n d i n j u r e d OCALA, March 11.— Additional, BERLIN, March 11.— At the foreign ment chnrylnK u .o o f the mall, to d o .! Tho wooden stenmers Kenoshn and y n bo™ w" l,lln,lt 1o hc" r Mr' IN AUTO WRECK AT ' Underwood s speech boforo preparing Wn'rknnl hnvo been brought down towns, officially advised, hnvo dold- 1office Friday It was announced thnt f raud AflAMI YESTERDAY from the Jnmos river nnchorngo ntul gntes to tho convention hero Monday tho Germnn government would loynlly When confronted with the accu sa-' th* °,Wn; The first reply to the m in abide by the program for tho Gonon tlon, King admitted thnt he wns the “ rity, l en‘, to organize Capitnl Removal Associa­ ( will bo sent to Boston to he dlsmnnt-: o r be made Tin* A a w . r l n l c d I ' r r a a l t MIAMI, March 11.— Colonel Hugh led. Two wooden ships left hero Inst tion, include, Montvordc, Sarasota, economic conference ngreed upon by II. E. Furey wanted on these chnrgcs. Mon,l« y by Senator Johnson, Ropubll__________ jt-nn, Cnlifon.in. •• McFarland, ngc soventy-threo, of week for tho Chestor yards, to bo Clermont, Klssinimco, Crescent City, PPremitas Lloyd Gcorgo nnd Uoincnro nnd make no nttempt to hnvo it al­ Inverness, Wnuchuln, Fort Mcndo, Taropn, and one tho most widely sernpped for snivnge. I'l'SU N D S MH.K IN A VEAI. l(EVO[.UTION !N T R IP O U tered. nnd Brooksville. known attorneys in Floridn, who wns The Amcricnn attitude obviously is urt in an automobile wreck near ( H r T h r A aanrlntri) I 'r r a a ) • MUST SERVE SENTENCE REBELS CUT RA ILW A Y » logical nnd seems to prcBngu nn un­ STORKS,, Conn., March 11.— A new CEREMONY CONFERRING . l're Thursday night is reported restATTACK ITALIAN GARRISON productive outcomo for tho Genoa record for milk production from a |l|r T l i » l < i i i i ' l n l n l I ' r r a a l mg easily todny. Ho hns a brokon PALLIUM ON CURLEY NEW ORLTANS, March 11.—W il-, ABANDONED THIS WEEK parleys, the foreign office officially JJorsoy cow wns attested yesterday by • ___<Ur Tllr A a u o r ln tfd I 'r r a a ) nr ,,nnpi a broken nrm nnd five limn S. Livenzoy, formerly president continued. "Any conference protend­ tho Conneclcut agricultural college. broken ribs. ROME, Italy, March 11.— A revolu­ o f the Little Motot (Cnr company, ing to tackle tho task of European Fnuvic’s Star owned by A. V. Barnes, tion on a large scnlo has broken out M t r T h f A a u n rln tr rt I ' m o BALTIMORE, March 11.— The cere­ economic reconstructtioj cannot avoid o f New Cannon, produced 20,610 In Tripoli, says n dispatch to n Mondo. convicted in February, 1921, in the n.OUDY AND RAIN federal district court nt Dallas, ToxnH mony of conferring Pallium upon including reparations in tho scope of pounds of milk in a year against tho Tho Rebels cut tho railway in many NORMAL TEMPERATURE on nn indictment charging (iso o f tho Archbishop Curley hns been abandon­ its deliberations, ns the depreciation previous record o f 19095 mndo By places nnd attacked nn Italian Garri­ FOR WEEKK’S WEATHER mails to dofrnud nnd givon n fivo yonr ed heenuso tho Cnthedrni Is Inndoqunto of tho mark, which Ih ono o f tho mnln- Passport, owned in Now York. T in son. At Azlzin two companies o f It­ sentence In Lonvonworth ponltontlnry, to hold tho throng thnt desires to nt- jprings in the prevailing disorganiza­ sire o f Fnuvic's Star wns Fnuvlc’.i it, »all j rt £ ' L r • ' " " ‘•‘•Inteil I ' f r a n l alian soldiers are surrounded by the Tho tion, is directly trnconblo to that Princo, first prize mature bull nt tho WASHINGTON, March 11.— Con- must serve tho scntonco, according to tend, It wns announced todny. Rebels, nro receiving food dropped •I'rnblo cloudiness, with occasional a decision of tho United Stntcs circuit (Into had been fixed for April twenty- source nnd othor factors omnnatlng National Dairy Show In 1920. Eigh­ from airplanes. Inins ""d normal tompornture is tho court of nppcnls horo yesterday which seventh. from the Versailles treaty." teen daughters o f this bull nvereged ?n ',""t far FloHdn for tho week be- affirmed the sontonco o f tho district over 550 pounds o f butter fat ns twoThe world nt your ,!bor every even­ Ktoning Sunday. court nt Dallas. , Herald want ads get results. Try n ITernid Want Ad todny. yoar-ok’ s. ' ing for 15c.— Daily Herald. House Military Commit­ tee D e c lin e s to Com­ m e n t on Offer M VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1022 yQLUME II • ” ,v,” i- ivTmQW! SANFORD ■ .■ • , . SANFORD MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY TO BE ORGANIZED IN SANFORD IMMEDIATELY WAS GREATLY NEEDED HERE YOUNG PEOPLE WERE SAVED AT THE REVIVAL ,W I ' ./ 1 : v 1 fl Iff GERMANY BE REPRESENTED i IS CONTENTED OCALA MONDAY! WITH ATTITUDE HIS J) ■VB I �tw.vw v ■• 1 w 9 - ••' . . . . . IP P P P li . .. "■ i *■* IB •* .*i?' J-5 ^ THE SANFORD DAIl V HERALD, FRIDAY, MAHCH 10,1922 P A G E S IX ■ i ---------- -u CECJL II. DeMILLE’S MARKETS PERSONALS »» m CELERY tel tei *3 tel f t ft ft Wonther Is duo for o change today. Carlo! Shipments Reported for Thurs­ day, Mnrch Dth Bernard Connolly, of Oviedo, was a Sanford visitor today. Florida—Sanford section .............. 81 Florida— Manatee section ........... *..20 But It will never freezo or the rioridn—Tarnpn soction ................... 1 enrth shako or tho frost get us. California—Southern district ......... 4 “ Saturday N ig h t’1 WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST : An intimate picture o f love thnt rushed too soon into marriage. Also— ‘ 1 “ Hack from the Front” a 2-part Comedy P R I N f * P ^ ! — SATURDAY— Herbert Rawlinson in “ The Scrapper" « 0 , ---------------------- Comedy. Circle No. 8 will meet at Mrs. Grow Monday at 3 o'clock. 211 French nvo. Total cars ............................... 80 Destinations of Florida Shipments h i k i i u A h P i ' i i i i n i a Savannah, 13; Florenco, 7; Mont­ Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hintormlster gomery, 2; Jacksonville, 1; Kansas from Scranton, I’onn., are tho guests City, 1; Boston, 1; Louisville, 1; Chi­ o f Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hlntcrmlst r cago, 11; New ‘York, 8 ; Minneapolis, at their home on Pnrk nvonuo. 2; Pittsburgh, 1 ; , West Jacksonville,) I; Houston, 1; Grand Rapids, 1; Po- j Now is the time to get ready for tomnc Yards, 0; Philadelphia, 2; I)o -j DEATH OF J. II. ROACH building thnt steamer for the river troit> 2 ; Buffalo, 1; Hamilton, Ont., 1; Tho mnny friends of Mrs. J. M, trade. Sanford and Orlando can ow n |UttU. I{oL.k| j . Williamsport, 1; Wnythelr own bont lines on the St. Johns croM# 7 . s t. Louis, 2; Baltimore, 1; Mitchell will he grieved to learn' of river. • [Norfolk, 1; Okmulgeo, 1; Cleveland, 1; the sudden death o f her father, J. II. Roach, which occurred ut Boonvillc, --------j Columbus, 1. Totul cars, 83. F. A. Vnuse, circulation manugcr o f , Diversions Filed Since Lnst Report: Miss., Inst Tuesdny evening. _ the Florida Post, was in the city to Mr. Ronch was born October 30th, From Savannah: Baltimore, 1; day looking over tho field and taking Boston, 2; Pittsburgh, 2; Chicago, 2; 1840, at Boonvillc, Miss., and lived subscriptions for Florida^ only Re­ Toronto, 1; Detroit, 1; Potomac Ynrds there nil his lifo with tho cxcontion publican daily paper. of three years that he spent in San­ 1. Shipping Point Information for Thurs­ ford operating nn electrical shoo shop The Chamber o f Commerce hnd a on East First Streot. day, March Dth: fine mooting today nt tho Hotel Val­ SANFORD, FLA.: Mild, clear. Our fnthor loft us hero below dez and much business o f importance Haulings henvy, demand and move­ But wo nro satisfied to know was transacted. Everything in the ment modernte, market steady. Cnr- Thnt he is in thnt homo ubovc category was taken up from crime to'1 lots f. o. b. cash track: 10 inch crates Where everything is pence and love. onions. Golden S61f Blanching, in tho rough, Denr fnthor, we shall miss you, 3s-8s, mostly around $1.76. Carlots f. For you wore always kind nnd true Tho Indies of the Pipe Organ Club o. b. usual terms: $2.00-$2.16. Wash­ So watch over us hero below will hold a Cooked Food Sale tomor­ ed pre-cooled $2.00-$2.70. Until that day when wo shall go row nt Deane Turner’s Store and To meet nnd greet you, where Total cnrlot shipments from SnnDeane has contributed his regular ad­ God nnd angels await us there. ford this season to date, cnrs..„1422 vertising space to this nffnir today. MRS. P. J. A. Total cnrlot shipments from Man­ DEATHS i :v HON. J. J. DICKINSON Of Seminolv County i P ” " S ? r Hab>’ «™ n d , $150 J. II. Hintcrmistcr Piano Welnka Block. n&l Paul’s Red Raspberries, |0c cnn L. P. McCuilor. 299-ite The most delicious hot rolls atl,i bread every afternoon nt the n.v light Bakery, 313 Sanford Avenue/' 299-lte Now prunes, evaporated apple, peaches, apricots and seedless rai/ in s .-L . P. McCullcr. 299-lte Edison Diamond Disc, Spin J. H. Hintcrmistcr Piano c0 Wclaka Block. 299^ NICE RIPE BANANAS By Bunch from By Dozen from $1 Up 25c up Car located by Express Office atee this season to date, cars 858 F. P. Forster, the irrepressible pres­ Mclodce Player Rolls, f>5c.— Total cnrlot shipments from Florident of the First National Bank, has J. H. Hintcrmistcr Piano Co., idn last season to snme date, returned from a trip to scveriil points Wclaka Block. 299-2tc cars .............. 11)59 j on the east const. He mntlo hay (Composed of the Counties of Seminolv, Volusia and llrevnrd) ___ while away and will have something CREAM PUFFS Herald want ads get results,* Henry McLauIin, Jr. |good for the people of Sanford soon. Filled with whipped cream, Saturday, At McCuller’s Grocery, Mullet Roe ARCADIA DOCTOR OPTICIAN— OPTOMETRIST at the Daylight Bakery, 313 Snnfurd 36c omul. 239-ltc IS ELECTROCUTED ! m . m ., smith, o f winter park, w a s 1 Dunbar Male Quar- Avenue. 299-ltc here today busy with his land deals 1tette and Bell Ringers— « II> T in - liNui-liilril I ' m w l Piano tuning and repairing.— on tho west side. Mr. Smith has I l Princess, March 14th. ARCADIA, March lft.— Dr. C. M. Dunbar Male QuarJ. II. Hintorniislor Piano Co.. mnny acres of fine land on tho west Welnkn IIIock. 299-2tc Law, a physician here, was electro­ side that he will clear and sell to those 298 r,tp tette and Bell Ringers cuted in his office at noon yesterday who nro wanting fine celery lands. A. B. Chase special $1)50.— J. Princess, March 14th. ft New York cream cheese.— I.. P. Me- while taking an x-ray picture o f the f Saaford, FIs. 298-5tp I 212 East. 1st St. fractured arm o f a patient. As he Ilnum.r, Specialty Simp Is .bowing i J1; H ln lo r m ls lf I'l.mo t o .. We. 299-1 te Culler. reached to adjust the machine, his 299-2tc a large selection of ladies’ wearing laka Block. arm came in contact with n high vol­ Kimball Uprights 8275.—J. II. apparel, and millinery for spring. tage connection, lie was instantly Dunbar Male Quar­ SANFORD M ARBLE & GRANITE WORKS Ilintvrmister Piano t'o., Wclaka Newest creations ami uxcoptionnl, killed. He was tho son of Colonel Block. 299-2tc Law. The funeral will he held nt pretty models. See their accessories JOHN GOVE, Proprietor tette and Bell Ringers— of all description. Watch for the date Bartow, his former hyme. Herald want ads get results. CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY of their fashion show. Princess, March 14th. 1018 W ist Firat Street 1018 West First Street ' 298-5tp Mr. and Mrs. Roy Symcs, of Win­ ter Park, were hero this morning much to tho delight of their many -1 Store in Florida 10 Stores in GeorgiaSanford friends. Wo will never he m satisfied until this good family re­ turns here to live and we don’t believe * they will over he satisfied to live away ■ from Sanford. CANDIDATE I-OH JUDGE OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ' NICE RIPE BANANAS i MARE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU : We pay 4 per cent Interest on Savings Deposits Have You. Your Calendar Bank? B. R. Kessler, of Jacksonville, is in the city the guest of his brother-in­ law, R. W. Pearman. Mr. Kessler was the secretary of tho Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce for many years and was 'always a warm friend of Sanford. He is now secretary of the Tidewater Glass Co., o f Jacksonville. I 2 5 t CONSCIENCE FUND isnn 5* Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mallory,' of Inverness, and Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Cnppelle, of Florence, S. C., on a motor trip through South Florida, have been spending a few dnys with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Waits of this city. Mr. Malloy is proprietor of the Ornngo Hotel of Inverness and is well known in Central Florida. Mr. Cnpcllu is a prominent engineer of the A. C. L. at Florence. I0<f DAILY inia S. W. Bradford has received a telegram from W. E. Herrin, the tail­ oring man, thnt ho will ho In Sanford on Saturday morning, March llfh and remain one week to finish taking or­ ders for those fine patterns for spring nnd summor. Ho could not get through hero In two other trips nnd this spenks well for the goods, for Mr. Herrin and for Mr. Bradford and tho Churchwell Company. Our Calendar Bank Tells You How to Save THEY MAKE YOU SAVE Thrift at once earns and saves, with a view to wholesome and profitable expenditure at a fitting time. . . . . Although saving alone is not thrift, it is an indispensable part o f it. You know by depositing a few cents a clay in this Calendar Bank, at home or in your office, you are going to have a certain amount to deposit at the end of the month. i*i Don’t he an outsider any longer, join the r n n ix ft ft te) rnents nt $25. Now pnlnt nnd tiros, me­ *chnnlcrtl condition good. I The Seminole County Bank! 1 B .& 0.M — C - S > lo i* * ................................................ STKENGTH- -PROGRESS.................. "ii i « ....... -SERVICE ............... ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■■■■■iiB M K sri'.rjuK S D C ^au:::aH R nccui JUST •tort RECEIVED ' Shipment Ladies’ and Misses’ BLACK KID STRAP PUMPS medium heel $ 5.00 s : Another Big Tailoring Sale starts Saturday Morning, M arch 11 th CONTINUES ONE WEEK BEACH CLOTH In Green, Orange, Rose, White and Blue, yard Our tailoring man will re­ turn Saturday morning with a big trunk of Spring and Sum­ mer Samples. Have your Suit made up, and delivered before Easter. EASTER COMES ON APRIL 16lh BATISTE In Flesh, White and Blue, yard W e are going to show some wonderful values. Come in and look them over. TAILORING Days Begin SATURDAY PA Y CASH Either take care of your earnings today or do not expect your earnings ^ to take care of you tomorrow—------------------- ,------ -Buy for Less and Save ■ tel tel Snnford, Fla. iThe Churchwell Co. S First Street-------------------------- S-Sells aHo if it for Less ____________________-Welaka W e l n k a Block j tei x* )te \ •I'WV , t, ' ,*>• M EN’S DEPARTMENT LADIES’ DEPARTMENT $100 cash, 10 monthly pay- ■ Savers and become one of the happy ones. ■e b * m S OAKLAND SIX SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK FAM ILY of i W l ■■ m -Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store- J. II. Hintormlster bus a quarter page In this issue telling you about his sale of pianos and talking ma­ chines and records. He has some rare bargains in pianos un<l is putting tho D price down where it will hcII these fine instruments. Mr. Hintormlster Is hero to stay and wants the people of Sanford to know thnt ho 1b a Sanford resident and will sull you cheaper nnd hettur pianos tiian anyone. Rend his advertisement in this issue. OUR CALENDAR BANK TEACHES S A V ­ ING SYSTEMATICALLY | r : ,.J■C’. IT h e C h u r c h w e ll U. i �! •' /*, » i •_• # 1; i,-.' dollars worth of children, ourself, but wo would not enro to invent In nny PabllaheB every afternoon u e e p l *«»• more nt the present price of grits and dny at the Herald llnlldlna, 107 gravy. Magnolia Are., Hanford, Kl», SANFORD DAILY HERALD THEJHERALD PRINTING CO. I’ UDLIRIIBIIH R. J. 1101,1,Y................... ................... Editor N. J. Lit.I,AllO ___ Seeretnry-Trenaarer l». A. .\I1KI,...__ ______ General Manager O. L. IIIW IN C ir c u la tio n M anager I’ hone 14M ap to OiOO P. M. Advertising Itatea Made K n o n i on Application Nnharriptloa Price la Advance One Year .................................................$0.00 Hla Month* _______________ _________ 8JtO Ilellrcred In Clip hr Carrier One W eek _____________________ IB Cento The hip 12- to lM-pape W eekly Herald eattrelr cover* Seminole Canatp and la publtahrd every Friday. Advertb ln g rntea made known on applica­ tion. Ilemocrotle In politico. B3.A0 per year, a lw a y In advance. ■ EMRKIt T U B AHHOCIATKI) I’ llKHH pi AM . f v] •' A* n ( ; * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1922 / , PAGE TWO f ■. ■ The Mortgage Loan Company that will be organized here nt once with a capitnl of $250,000, will do more for Sanford than anything that bus been started here in many years. Sanford needs millions for building purposes and only for the reason that Sanford could not obtain thin money has there been a scarcity o f buildings of nil kinds. If Snnford had money to build there would be 200 homes stnrted this summer and many business blocks. It is also a matter of satisfaction to the Herald that a homo company will fur­ nish the money and take the profits. We have contended all along that Snnford money should finance these projects. ------------ o -----------COURTESY IN BUSINESS Just enough rnnin to do good to tho growing crops, -------------o------------Much hns been snid and written on \\ e hnve certainly becn^ fortunate the subject of courtesy. It scorns to this season in the wonther-lino. be a good slogan to hnng up in an o f­ ------------ o fice or store as n sort of reminder; Tho Sanford growers have every­ but most of us fail to profit by the rething their own wny if they will just minder. bo careful nnd ship only the beet of Thut courtesy in business is a vnlutheir stuff. Thoy hnvo the situation nb|0 nsSct ndm'ltH pf no dispute. The in their hunds. Will they uso It or Western Union Telegraph Compnny Is act foolish? one o f the grentest exponents of cour­ tesy and one of the most practical exSanford is going after bonds for amj,|os 0f its value that we' know of. additional hard-surfaced streets and \y0 flni| „ K00(j ,|en| o f f MU|t with tho more sewers. Those celery-feds must Western Union rates, and perhaps want to add to the prosperity of their this criticism is well founded. But busy little city.— Reporter-Star. when it comes to service, this powerIlusy is nil rigid but not little, old fu| corporation has everything else top, not little. beaten to a frazzle. ------------ °------------When you go into a city office of the We hnve been reminded by the Pnl- Western Union Compnny, it is n rnre ntkn News thnt wo made a mlstnko thing not to find the tables nicely the other dny when wo snid tho Flor- dusted; plenty of clenn blanks nnd Ida Post was the only Republican pa- pencils well sharpened for your u s e perdn Florida. Wo loft out tho Jnck- Those at the instruments do not sit sonville Times Union. 0 , well, we and chew gum and visit while you said, the only’ real Republican paper, wait. They are alert to thoier duties -------------o— — nnd are invariably polite nnd prompt No wonder Mayor Pulvcr o f St. in attending to your wants. “ Thnnk Petersburg said the bnthlng girls you" in a pleasant manner always folrould do as they plensed on the bench, lows the transaction. Clerks nnd opJust saw a picture of the mayor sur- orators who do not observe the rules rounded by sand, ocean nnd girls. If of courtesy would not long rcinaain in they flock around the mnyors thnt the service o f a city office. They way what more could the poor man might be over so efficient, if they do? were lacking in this one essential they ------------ ° -----------would not long remain in a city office A canal from Kissimmee through that has frequent visits from the pubOrlandn to Sanford sounds good but a lie; they would soon lie retired or asfast, speedy, electric line sounds bet- signed to » dingy relay or ruporting ter.—Orlando Sentinel. office that comes little in contact with We intend to have both of them, the public, old denr, nnd then Snnford and OrlanThis courtesy idea hath profited the do will have the world by the—well, Western Union much. It has served say by the nose. other institutions well. The merchnn-o — -----dising liou^e or the bank or railroad There is much to talk about in San- 1office that has employes that observe now with the bond issue for improve- this popular rule are popular with the ments coming along nnd all the mnny public and are usually prosperous henow companies being formed and the cause they have utilized their best asnew business houses coming here nnd set in a proper manner, new buildings contemplated. Thnt Much of the unpopularity of street magnificent work on the lake front ( car companies and railroud companies will make Sanford greut. generally,, is due to n disposition on ------------ o— — — the part of many employes, especially Along with all the rest of their conductors nnd agents to he short and troubles in California they are having grouchy with the patrons. There arc, ghosts and all sort of mysterious of course, many pleasant, courteous things. A shower of rocks hns been conductors and agents in the service falling on a certain house every night and these are, ns a rule, so popular nnd other funny goings on nre re- that they are known to the public by marked in the pnpers. They had bet- their first name. In the language of ter leave thnt funny stntc. Anyhow the street, “ Courtesy is their middle it is not funny any longer since Fnt,ty name." It is not always easy to be Arbuckle took tho count. courteous, but courtesy is so largely ------------ ° -------------a matter o f habit that once the habit i hat Frank Whitman, of the Florl- is acquired it will be harder to be imda Grower worries us nearly to death.! polite than polite. Here we are in this stuffy little two Much of the unpleasantness of life by four office tied to the desk and lie and many misunderstandings would be persists in putting out those wonder- avoided by the practice of courtesy, fu pictures of big mouthed buss and And, by the wny, courtesy is a double those stories of the fish just jumping duty; tile public is not exempt from into the boats and those shady dells its practice. Politeness begets politeand sparkling streams until he has us ness. A smile will often lie met by a hanging on the ropes and only .i Yew smile. So keep smiling through tho minutes ride from Chattahoochee, world may sometimes frown. You Have a heart, Frank! will be happier and better for it.— Or------------ o— Inmlo Reporter-Star. The Florida State Press can con­ gratulate two of the members over MERCHANTS ARE NOT the arrival o f babies in the family in PROFITEERS the past two weeks. They are Major Quimby Melton, of the Jacksonville American merchants must come out Metropolis, and Clayton Codrington. of the rut "and help mould public opinof the Del.nnd Daily News. We of local and national projects," I). F. older /oiks can realize their great ion by honest, fearless championship joy and hopes and aspirations over Kelly, Chicago, declared amid applause the youngsters that have come to glad­ at the Interstate Merchants’ Council den their hearts and lighten their Convention. Hesitancy of merchants pocket books. Wo have four million to enter public activities, he said, had permitted creation of false stories of profiteering, when "the white truth is that merchants are not profiteers." The American valuation plan was COOKED FOOD pointed to ns the most glaring ex.< ample of what is iMissihle through fnllSALE ■ i-ure of merchants to take a firm stand 11in public matters. He declared pro— AT— 2 1ponents uf this plan had "based their " ! judgment upon fnllucious theories, and tho plun would react to the economic disadvantage o f the entire country, with the exception of n small group Benefit Pipe Organ Club B of Now England manufacturers who ■ v?huld benefit through ability to fix and maintain high prices." "When such u fallacy is put for­ Phonea 4U7-4tt< ward," ho continued, "merchants who nro the very backbone of (ho nation WELAKA BLOCK nnd who have the confidence of their Courtesy and Prompt Ser­ fellowmon, should strike tho erroneous vice Our Motto project a weighty blow and thus perform a great public sorvlce." He DEAN TURNER’S UNCLE HANK % Tho modorato tono maintained by years rather than laying it heavily upon tho tax payors at one ttlme. tho press o f Florida on thoso bonding * Thoro are honest differences on these questions indicates clearly ;thnt tho questions, nnd honest men will be prcsB o f tho stato, in most part, Is junction S S r T H ' F i found on both sides. There nro con­ conservative and nt tho samo tlmo Is —Emt bound Union p„ci,u , " 1' •>. scientious, consorvntlvo molt In every for progressive program. The inter­ city who dnplorc tho tendency o f cities est taken by tho newspapers In gath­ * » h No. 2, . . . to strain their credit nnd burden tho ering facts nnd figures fo r tho instruc­ inow botwoon h.,o „nd Ab„ " taxpayers. To bo sure thcro aro those tion of tho voters shows how fair tho «» 0 a. m., yestordny. v 0 ’ who nre ultra consorvntlvo. Then nowspnpors nro, and how doop an in­ hcen heard from the train ^ M there nro those who nre progressiva terest thoy take in the affairs of tho hours and nil west bound tral^ M tralni*er»| plus. Between theso extremes Is the tnx-pnyers. Orlando with all her being held here. groat massive public who will net ns vexed problems Is cxnctly like her nolghbors. Nor aro tho^o trouble­ a ncutrnlllng force. ' ^ some questions confined to Florida. 5 M Every city In Florida Is wrestling But in tho rapid development of Flor­ with taxing nnd bonding problems. * SECOND n i T V / n r * 1 Theso nro fho serious problems with ida cities tho call o f revenues is a honest offlclnls. The stop that hns little louder nnd a llttlo more constant. S 7 .pn»«. for $200 cash andio 2 been taken by Orlando in trusteeing — Orlando Reporter Star. ^ monthly pnymentM at |3q tho management o f tho Water and Light utilities should tho city take Russell Phonographs, $115.— thorn over, Is a iofig stop In the Inter­ J. H. Hintermlster Piano Co., * B . & 0 . M ^ C ° : : l est o f economy. Whil« it is true that Welnkn Block. 299-2tc ** Sanlord, Florida , these men act simply In an advisory, capacity, it will bo tnoro difficult f o r , Tho Harnld for Fost Cards. tho export rounder to get in his work ' on this body o f men than on the nv- ' erago city official. Heavy bills for expert engineers nnd architects will havo Home job getting by with their propognndn on these trustees. Nor will they consent to nn olnhorate ov­ erhead expense nnd high salaried heads of departments. The snlnry germ has got so under the skin o f o f­ ficialdom everywhere thn1. they seem to hnve a wenkness for employing men whose strongest recommenda­ tion Is their ability to tnlk them Into the necessity o f high salaried men. This fnlincy is the root of most o f our extravngnncc in the management of city nffnirs. | The trustees have outlined their policy, in ense the bond Issue enrries and every voter knows just whnt to expect. Voters should nppronch the Come out and hear COL. J. Q. NOLAN, National Lecturer of polls with hut one idea in mind, nnd that to be the casting of n vote thnt THE INVISIHLE EMPIRE ond personal representative of Col. Wm. Jos. Simmons, Impcrinl Wizard. Lecturer is a man will, in their judgment he to the best of National Fame. interests o f tho city o f Orlando. Sel­ fishness nnd prejudice should not be lecture! free allowed to swny the judgment. There seems to he but little oppo­ Everybody Invited. LADIES ESPECIALLY URGED TO sition to the bond for tho extension of COME sewers rod for the Incinerntor, though there are mnny who question the ndvisahility o f voting $2-10,000 when on­ ly about $ 100,000 will he sold for CORNER FIRST STREET ANI) PARK AYE. present needs. However, the bonds will lie In the hanks nnd will drnw in­ terest except ns sold. The water nnd light proposition is the issue on which! <JD e2i c i o n s f interest centers. Innstnuch ns two thirds majority is required, even the friends of municipal ownership admit j thnt the result is in doubt. Still the ( forces fnvoring the buying of these IN T IN S ^ IN L O A V E S utilities nre well organized nnd nre do­ \ J I S K Y O U H . Q H p C TR* .. ing effective work. 5 hani) BUICK * H t HfrfAMBp. After young folks git married, they want lo be careful to hnve their taillight lit. so‘s not to be over-run by relatives. prnlsed the few grent merchants who, at the cost of revealing their own trade secrets, had championed* the cause o f all merchants nnd fcho hnd, incidentally, exploded fundamental ar­ guments of vnluntion proponents. Speaker after spenker citod spec­ ific instances showing thnt the rcta/ merchant, like the farmer, hns tnktt tremendous losses during the period of readjustment.—Tampa Times. — o— HERE IT IS. SIMON. PURE AND FRESHLY TAPPED Pnlntkn News. In todny’s issue of The Times-Union appears tho clenrest-cut republiention endorsement by a supposedly demo­ cratic newspaper we hnve ever seen. Here it is. Comment? No. Lot It speak, nnd then give it the nir. "Florida is glad to greet President Harding again'. He left us a little more that! a year ago to assume the duties o f the highest position under the sun and now, after n yenr spent in the most exacting Inbor, he returns to enjoy a little relaxation nnd rest. We hope thnt his visit will give him all that he could desire. "When Mr. Harding left us he was an experiment. We felt sure he would very fully meet the require­ ments o f the position he wns to as­ sume, but prophecy is not half ns sub­ stantial as history. The year hns been n demonstration of his fitness for the position nnd now those who were doubtful n yenr neo,doubt no longer. "Mr. Harding’s ifhst act, or one of his first, wns to secure ratification of the wrong done by this country to Co­ lombia. It had been under discussion for mnny years and while not n party matters, senators o f Mr. Hnrding's own party hnd prevented confirmation of the treaty. Thnt Is now one thing out of our wny nnd it is important in other wnys than ns a matter of right. Our South Americnn neighbors hnve more assurance of the justice of our government and of our people than they could hnve received in nny other wny. "The Washington conference will be one of the monuments of Mr. Hard­ ing’s administration nnd it will rank among the grentest contributions America hns ever mnde to the world's civilization nnd prosperity. Mr.’ Harding called the conference when he saw the time wns ripe nnd we have no doubt that he influenced its de­ cisions "rcntly. though he kept him­ self in the background nnd permitted the credit to go to others. It is too early to say that the trenties agreed tto will bo ratified, but we believe they will he. They furnish n better bnsis for world pence than nny agree­ ments thnt have been entered into nnd they were formed in n spirit of jus­ tice that put personal nnd nntional selfishness aside. By putting selfish­ ness aside every nation gained, but none gained at the expense of another. It may be snid nlso thnt Americnn influence wns greater in this conference than it ever hnd been before. “ Wo do not refer to legislative mat­ ters ->s a nnrt of Mr. Hnrding’s ac­ complishments, for «>e was not elected to legislate. In the way o f legislation the reouldlenn party hns accomplished little durin- On pnst year, but this ought to he pleasing rather than dis­ pleasing to a democrat, for democrats cannot approve of a republican pro­ gram." ------------ o------------OTHERS HAVE Til El It TROUBLES Orlando is not the only city in Florida having difficult nutH to crack in matters of finance. Lnkelnnd vot - 1 ed n $ 100,000 bond Issue for the pur- 1 pose, as stnted by tho Lokcland Tele­ gram, of cleaning the slnto o f the flnntlng indebtedness. Strange as it mny seem, there is, according to tho Tclegrnm, two sides to tho question, nnd thoro nro people who nre for nnd against the bond is­ sue. Now in Orlando, there are peo­ ple who regard our proposed bond is­ sue of more than n million ns n trif­ ling nffpir with hut ono sido to it, nnd that is tho sido they lmppon to favor. Bonding at its best, in the Inst an­ alysis, is but n form of taxation— postponement o f the debt nnd the dis­ tribution o f the burden over n term of KU KLUX ELAN! HO THEY ARE 11 H A T T H E Y ARE f I HY THEY ARE FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 17 AT 8 P. M. III SPECIAL SALE r ' , Pianos And Phonograph s For 10 Days Only •• an •i 1 $850 PREMIER B ABY GRAND, Sale Price........... $750 __________________Terms $100 cash, balance $20 a month_________________ 1 $825 A. B. CHASE UPRIGHT, Sale Price........... $650 _________________ Terms, $50 cash, balance $15 n month__________________ 2 $800 LEONARD PLAYERS, Sale Price..................$550 __________________Terms, $50 cash, hnlance $15 n month________________ _ 2 $750 LESTER UPRIGHTS, Sale Price....................$500 _________ •_______Terms, $25 down, balance $10 n month_________________ _ 1 $350 KIM BALL UPRIGHT, Sale Price............... $275 ______ Terms, $15 cash, balance $8 a month__________________ 10 $150 RUSSELL PHONOGRAPHS, Sale Price..... $115 ♦ Terms, $10 cash, balance $5 a month___________________ 10 $75 RUSSELL PHONOGRAPHS, Sale Price......... $40 ___________________ Terms, $5 cash, balance $1 a month________________ ___ 1 $210 EDISON DIAMOND DISC, Sale Price......... $190 __________________ Terms, $25 ensh. balance $15 q motlth______________ 500 of the very latest $1.25 Melodee Player Rolls, each 65c EMERSON RECORDS, each ..................... .................... 60c Hintermister Tianol •• 5 • • Welaka Block 1, __________ Sanford, F h \ �it*.* ■ , ;. ■ ' ’ 1 r *•_t-r-s PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1922 -i. 9 to * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ [ Kimball Pianos, from .factory Most of the growers have and these seem to be In demandd more plaint filed in said cause will be taken homo prices. When you are out shoj>os confessed by you. Witness the ARE HAPPY OVER destroyed their cabbage crop and are than the larger or smaller « 1m «. ping, don’t fall to stop In at T. J. Honorable James W. Perkins, ns Tomato movement from tno east SEASON’ S PROSPECTS now planting their acreage to tomaMiller & Sons' and look them over. coast shows that good prices are belnlr judge 1 o f the above court, and my I t°e,< At tho present tlmo New York obtained on well graded 0 basket namo as Clerk thereof, and the seal i Then see Mr. Lanier, for prices and 2f.8-tf« The celery crop throughout this market Is quoting only 75c to $1.00 on crates, while one or two of the largo o f said Court, at Sanford, Seminole Of the stock of under­ terms. section continues to remain in figat bushel and a half hamper, which onstem markets are selling around County, Florida, on this the 24th day signed Company has class condition and harvesting is re- means n loss to producers o f approxl- $3.00 there nro a number o f Interior o f February, A. D. 1022. sultlng In regular movement and mately 35c per hamper over actual points who are selling for $4.00 to (SEAL) ' E. A. DOUGLASS, been subscribed for by ihowa very littlo evidence of blight cost of containers and transportation $6.00 per crate on 144 sixes. Clerk Circuit Courc, From or weakness In tho plants. Accord- charges. Reports come from Coleman present indications it would appear Seminole County, Fla. experienced glass men Ing to government statistics there has and Leesburg that exclusive cabbage tha£ out tomato season will be a pro­ By: V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. l0 far been llS l cars of celery moved growers have been hit hard this sea- fitable one for the grower. This com­ JOHNSON 4 GARRETT, forward from tho state as compared son. Kissimmee, Florida, munity will have about 15 per cent, in­ with 1855 last year at this time. Poppers hove reached a high level crease in tomato acreage, and the Counsel for Complnlnnnt. These figures would Indicate thnt and several northern markets are movement will begin about April 20, 288,5tc. the profits to be made in povemont Is normal. So far 010 cars getting from $4.50 to $0.00 on fancy which Is a little earlier than usual. have moved from the Manatee section, crates. Choice stock Is running ap- The east coast crop is cleaning up RAZORS! a Florida Glass Factory. The prico during the past week has proxlmntoly $2.00 less. There hns qulto rapidly and It Is believed will They won’t Inst long, better hurry, dropped a littlo and movements on boon some Inquiry from northern pur- practically be out o f the road by the nnd get one at your own price.— Ball the northern mnrkets has been only chasers for shipments of peppers For information nnd reservation tlmo this section begins to market Its Hnrdwnro Co. 207-4U* moderate ranging from $2.75 to $3.25 ns the supply In this locality Is get- tomatoes.— Manatee Journnl. see Kenneth Murrell, Adjutant Caxnpon preferred alxcs. A few extra fan- ting limited there has been no shlpNotice of Application for Tax Deed bell-Lossing Post, Sunford. cy carloads have brought as high ns ments of consequence. Under Section 575 of the General RUSSELL CORPORATION $.1.75. Buyers throughout this section Green bcnnB nro offering conslderGOES TO THE WALL Statutes of the State of Florida »rc showing very littlo disposition to able encourngemont nnd It Is believed Notice is hereby given that F. D. tako on celery, and at tho ttlmo of go- thnt if growers In this section would (My T he Amuirlnlrd Hlckok, purchaser of Tux Certificate NEW YORK, March 10.— Involun­ ing to press were not offering m ore' produce n Into variety they would find r fc A n f ii? —$io° cask, i° m No. 808, dated the 2nd day of June, thnn $1.50 to $1.75 per crate, with the it quite profitable if properly graded tary petition of bankruptcy was filed J L F U i / U I l f m o n th s a t $30 M A. D. 1013, has filed said certificate uiual’ discount on small sixes. There and packed. There Is some movement against the Russell Securities Corpor­ Good tires, and top and M in my office, and has mado applica­ continues to be an increased move­ of green and wax beans from the cen­ ation, stock brokers, today, it was an­ mechanical condition good. Ml tion for Tnx Deed to issue In accord­ iW ' r /F r A W ment of celery to western markets on ter o f tho state which nro now bring­ nounced. ance with law. Said certificate em­ gecount o f California shipping a very ing from $5.00 to $7.00 fo r bushel braces the following described prop­ limited amount; not to exceed more hnmpers. AFTER DOG POISONERS erty situated In Seminole County, than two or three carloads a day from Egg plants are doing quite well. Hanford, Florida Florida, to-wit: N 1-2 o f SE 1-4 of the southern district. ( f i r T he li.n r liU r d l ' r , u ) Several large markets are obtaining NE 1-4 of SE 1-4, Sec. 28, Twp. 20 S, KKEY WEST, March 10.— Shoriff Cabbage continues to be a drug’ on from $3.75 to $4.25 for fancy stock. Curry o f Monroo county, hns offered Range 32 East. 5 acres. Tho said the ninrket nnd very little Is being Tho trade is calling for 24 to 30' sizes a rnwnrd o f $100 for Information land being assessed at the date of tho JUST ARRIVED which will lend to the arrest o f the issuance of such certificate in the unidentified person who poisoned dogs name of Musselwhitc & Howard. Un­ by tho wholesale hero recently. The less said certificate shall be redeemed reward was offered, tho Sheriff said, according to Inw Tnx Deed will issue because the poisoning of dogs is pro­ thereon on the 11th day of March, A. D. 1022, hibited by state law. WITNESS my official signature and seal this the 4th day of February, A. FROM THE FOREST TO YOU Dunbar Male Quar­ D. 11!22. By eliminating all o f the waste, over half of tho labor, all of the (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, tette and Bell Ringers— middle man's profits and by delivering a home on record time direct ‘ CSiAMI Clerk Circuit Court, from the forest to you Herald want ads get results. Princess, March 14th. Seminole County, Florida. 208-r.tp 2*4-onw-5tc V. E. Douglass, D. C. m a NATBB OROWBR8 harvested. $200,0 0 0 .0 0 1 “WHO KNOWS” W AjM ot B.&0.M— : Tidewater Gan Mfg. Co. A Cozy Home • w .'/l m QUICKBUILT BUNGALOWS Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets In Circuit Court fur the Seventh Judi­ cial Circuit o f the State of Flor­ Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungnlows of any bIxc. Built ida, in nnd for Seminole boun­ ah-'ordlng to latest Improved mothods of house construction, of tho ty.— In Chnncery best of materials, at a great saving. Their economy Is worth investi­ DIVORCE gating. ' Charlotte Downey, Complainant, WRITE FOR CATALOGUE vs. allowing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homos. Raymond Downey, Respondent. ORDER FOR PUHLICATION A. C. TU XBU RY LUMBER CO. The State of Florida to Raymond Downey, New Willard Hotel, Wash­ QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, Dept. 18-K ington, D. C.: CHARLESTON, S. C. You nrc hereby commanded to bo nnd nppenr In the above entitled ENTZMINGER BROTHERS c$uso on the Rule Day in April, A. + 1D. 1022, viz: the 3rd day of April, A, LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. D. 1022; otherwise, the bill of com- Large Shipment of WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM t FREEZERS GLOBE PIANO CO. Substantial reduction from last Relieved, in 72 Hours Without Drugs SAVB YOU MONEY Wrlta us year's prices Empire Hotel Block Hill Hardware Co. ORLANDO, FLORIDA Ffclns In Heart Cheat Shoulder, Arm*— Antrlna Pot tori.—Difficult Breath. BmotherIng, Dltiy, Fainting Spell*. Dropalcat SwellInga, Albumen and Sugar, have been perman­ ently ratleved within 12 hour* to 2 itfeoA*. without Drugt and M tdidntt, In thouaanda of by The Walden Method. * 9i% of aulTerera of Heart Trouble, Cardiac Asthma, Angina, Blood Preaiure,Threatened Paralyaia, Hardened ArUrlee and Kidney Complaint* have no organic trouble and can be promptly and permanently relieved by The Walden Method, without drug!. Write for 88 page book, copyrighted, explaining the Nature, Cauaea and Permanent Belief of these comptalnta. without drugs. Scientific Coneultation Chart Reference*. etc., which will bo aent to euKerera Free, upon receipt of a atatement of their caae. Addrcaa: The Walden Inatitutc, Suite 4<n, Plymouth Bldg., Now Haven, Conn, The Bank ofSatety wrasuict's*.«>■» •*.*•— *■.v.vH.iu-.. i. *.,**1-3 Security-Service w .-vr This Institution, whose success nnd strength has been builded by n loyal people, whose most valu­ able asset is the confidence, trust and esteem of M. I those who know it best and whose highest en­ deavor is to attain still higher plains o f service— Supr eme Seven - Passenger 1 ! IV I I With Famous ANSTED ENGINE ($2285 F. O. a Factory) BUY IMPROVED PROPERTY! | The Peoples Bank of Sanford 1 5 This cor is built specially fa meet the demand for a strictly high-grade, unstinted, micram pod, seven-passenger touring car— come and see it! City Lots with Paved Streets, Sidewalks, Gas, City W at­ er, Electric Lights and Sewer connections, in all parts of the city. _v • CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY “ SERVICE T H A T COUNTS” B. & 0. MOTOR CO. [ DISTRIBUTORS SANFORD FLORIDA l NOW IS THE TIME TO BUILD ASK US ABOUT IT S NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS 8 5 CITY TAX BOOKS CLOSE APRIL 1, 1022, AFTER WHICH ALL T A X ­ ES REMAINING UNPAID WILL BE COLLECTED BY LEVY AND SALE OF THE PROPERTY UPON WHICH TAXES ARE DELINQUENT. ALFRED FOSTER, 204-24tc City Tux Collector. INSURANCE INI I Car Lots or Less. Ship us CHULUOTA INN GEORGE W. KNIGHT * THE FRUIT A N D VEGETABLE LIN E ,u. a. a . Sanford is growing, property is going higher every day. . You are losing^your chance to get some real bargains in improved city property if you fail to consult— REAL ESTATE We handle everything in Richmond, Virginia that home. The above improvements are essential and improve the value of your property. EASY TERMS- ® . ». •, .All ' iiT.v. g \ ' •' the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida E u t Coaat Railway, Ctraloota, F la ., among the pines and lakea of Seminole county, an up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private hatha and hot water heat. Ftrat class cuisine. Ratea $2.50 to $150 per day; $10 to $18 per week according to location of room. MRS. CHAS, D. BRUMLEY, Manager OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE - �■v !X "* tv ■■ r.-.v are getting It up, It will eclipse nil others, but, really now, it’s going to be one of the best-looking publica­ tions you'vo ever "squinted your op­ tics on." : H. S. NOTES : Fire drills have been put on lately, during the nfternoons, and though we’ ve only had three, they wore con­ ducted in a very orderly manner. In ense of fire, we will know the right way to lenvo tho building. Prof. McKny states that the building was emptied the Inst time in ‘JO seconds. Florence Price, who was ill for some tlmb Inst week, is buck with us again, nnd ’ we are certainly glad of that fact. ? nib '■&— i— The High Schol boys held their first track prnctlco for the season Thurs­ day afternoon. A good crowd was out Or. Hyman visited us in chapel on for practice. 3 11* » 1 .1 1 Ti— . r|i f1" / * if* Wednesday and announced n lecture "Wonders of Electricity," the lec­ to be held nt the Rnptlst church that ture given by Harry T. Starnes, was night by an eminent speaker who has greatly enjoyed by all. While the recently traveled through Russln nnd oxtrn performance, "Liquid Air’ was China. .M ' >x*v* .*!V.^wUHHI THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1922 PAGE FOUR wL ' not given, the tccture was certainly a Friday, at >chapol, Dr. Wulkor in­ trent. any electrical experiments vited us to attend church Friday ev­ wore performed, Huch as blowing up ening, nnd said he would reserve the of miniature battleships, etc. center row of seats fo r us. He al­ ways has n good joke for us and tells The Senior History students wero it with plenty of pep. given scholarships to the University \V. ' of Florida In civics. This course Is WEATHER AND CROP outlined to be very interesting. CONDITIONS Cecil Flowers wuh in the hospital Inst week, suffering from a slightly In fractured skull. He is back in school now, feeling almost ns well as usual. Say, you High School boys! If you arc going to trample nil over tho flowers thnt the girls have recently planted, they might just ns well "give up the job," so let's quit trampling on them. This is official orders from Miss Humphries. The Seniors are rehenrsing in c. mest for their big class play, “ The Hoo­ doo," nnd will "pull it off" just after Easter. Watch for the big announce­ ment about this play. Our annual, "The Salmagundi," will go to press soon, nnd will be issued nbout May first. Nnturnlly, since we Florida For the Week March 7, 1922. Ending Temperature: The temperature during the week averaged much wurmur than the seasonal, except west >f tho Apalachicola River, where it wan mostly below tho normal. Freezing occurred in tho extreme west on the ■Ith and 6th, and local frost in the peninsula on the 6th, Precipitation: There w«hrc excessive to locnlly damaging rains in the ex­ treme north nnd the western division during the early part o f the week, although mostly bencficinl over the Inttcr division, except on low lnnds. Drought conditions continued in tho interior o f the southern division somo portions of which hnve had no rnnin o f moment for more than six weeks. The SPECIAL TODAY ONLY A RELIABLE, FULLY GUARANTEED SELF FILLING FOUNTIAN PEN. . . . 69c SPECIAL,PRICE: 60c TO SCHOOL PUPILS NEWBERRY DRUG STORE Saturday, March 11th EXTRA POINTS FREE! EXTRA POINTS FREE! week's total, In inches nnd tenths, at stations nnmod wns: Do Funlak Springs, >1,8; Ronifny, 2.0; Pensacola, 2.4; Montlcello , 2.2; Jnckksonville, 1,8; and Gainesville, 2.0. Condition of crops; Tho week wns mostly fnvornblc for farm work, oxcept thnt low lnnds were too wet In portions o f the west and north. Ear­ ly com and melons were worked nnd made good progress; somo corn is from 6 to 8 inches high; planting of both continued during the week. Onts tobacco, cane, citrus fruits, nnd peach­ es made good progress; some early peaches nre well formed nnd' are holding nicely. The setting of tomato plants has begun in the northern and western counties; some Irish potatoes and other tender truck wero slightly damaged by frost; ns n rule, however, all truck wns fnvornbly affected by the week's weather. The planting of peanuts made good progress. Ranges nro In fair to good condition. Farm work is advanced for the season. JUST LOOK! SAFETY RAZOR THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. . fra fru frn W ednesday :v t, , fra [ N e w Decisions on Income T a x 1 * , Which vitally effect incomes have just been rendered and were releas— * „* i , •* #. , ed by wire but have not been made public. W e have it all. No wis your opportunity. CATHRAE PEOPLES* B AN K , SANFORD George A . DeCottes $100 ensh, ten months at ..Employment Bureau.. SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS New Cord Tiros ami paint, best o f mochnnk-nl condition "a B.&o.ii—“ Sanford, Fin Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD F L O R ID A — Tax Collector, Seminole County Geo. W . Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD FI.0IUDA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sanford Machine £ \Vm,. i . Kermode, D. C Doctor of ChJropracUc Foundry Co. Gamer-Woodruff Building General Machine and Boiler Work! Office Hours: 0 to 12 a. m. nnd 1 to 0 p. m. Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe ri*t*Ml Sundays and avenings by appointment Oversiae Rlnga and Pino; Flywbool S. O. Shinholser Contractor, and Builder SANFORD FLORID* T W Steel Gear Bonds; Crank Shaft* w turned; agents for Callle Inboard Outboard Motors, ---------- -Phono O M E N Started life together, One of them paid rent all o f his life; the other paid “ lot and home. When they came to the lost stretch on l*ie * journey they met, one of them looked tired and discoura* because all that he had to show for his life wns a bunt’ll rent receipts), and the other looked like ho respected nun nnd felt that he was a man among men. (becau se no n accumulated n little something in his travels). Thin i.s to notify all concerned that the requirements of law will be complied with and the Tax Books will positively be closed Ion April first ns provided by law and all lands on which taxes have not been paid will be ad­ vertised nnd executions issued for unpaid personal property taxes. jno . d . jin kin s Sanford, FI* Specialist in Spinal Adjustments The law provides that “ If tax­ es upon real estate shall not be paid before the first day o f April of any year, tho Tax Collector shall advertise and sell." 292-M-W-S 517 Commarclal Street Attorney-at-Law^ $65 for a good 11PROPERTY OWNERS TAKE NOTICE March 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th , THOS. J. A. REIDY 298-5tp : - LEXINGTON 5 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and *3 tette and Bell Ringers— Princess, March 14th. fr*i frn Peoples Bank ' PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY V. C. CULLER, Prop. Attorney and Counaeltor-ut-Law Just think of it! A razor at your own price.— Hail Hardware Co. 297-ltc Practicing in State and Federal Courts General Shop and Mill t . Work Over Sominolo County Bank frn fra hr, fru hn tnt fr* *fri CONTRACTOR and BUILDBI 1r ‘ " 1 ‘ -----— I will be at the I WHAT IS A BANK ADVERTISEMENT <lly T ltr AauaoHiited I T h e time is growing short and i HEFORE MIAMI JURY MIAMI, Fin., March 40.—Throe murder cases wore before tho Dade county grand Jury yosterdny, one in­ dictment boing returned which charg­ ed Edgar C. Frady, Chicago automo­ Merchandise ads are created for the sole bile mnn, with murder in tho flra( dopurpose o f inspiring in you a desire to SPEND— “ greo for the death o f his wife, Whom 7!-. (i - ■. ’,rt i I he is alleged tot hnve shot 'February 20 In a local hotel. Whereas, bank ads nre the only kind of Frady is now in tho county Jail re­ newspaper ads that ask you not to snend covering from nn attempt to kill hlmbut to SAVE— 1 ’ * *T*1- » . 1 * " ' *4 - ■ ’ ■. r t solf by slashing his throat following • ' I* .!!'• < the shooting o f his wife. He wgs re­ We. pay you interest for the uae of your moved to the jail Monday night when money, offering you in return for your the sheriff 'said he had been warned savings a full measure o f Service, Safety, a plot was on foot to kidnap him from Tangible Assistance when required. the hospital and spirit him to Cuba or Read our bank ads and be convinced. South America on n private yncht. Witnesses wero heard in the mur­ der o f Patrick Brady, whoso butcher­ NOTICE! x 1 ■ ' I .If ed body was found in the Miami riv­ We have a limited supply of tho new Pence Dollnra which we will er three weeks ago. Carl Thompson tribute to our friends and customers ns long an they last. charged with the murder, and two it •q suspects held as accessories, Angus INGBRBOLI. COMPANY lb MAY HE SOLD SOON McIntyre and James Grant, are now In the jail. n ir Thr Aanurlmrd Investigation also wan to begin in NEW YORK, March 10.— Subject to murder o f Jnck Tigortail, SemiA COMMUNITY BUILDER the npproval o f the court, tho p rop er-. no|0 i n(l|nn chicf, wh„, It in alleged Hi ih i >• : In lje ty nnd nnnctn o f Robert II. IngersoII wnH .shot to death by a white trader F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNEIt, Cashier & Brothers, which recently went Into (,„ riy Wednendny. bankruptcy, will he sold to the Waterbury Clurk Company for $1,600,000 Just think o f it! A razor nt your cash. own price.— Hall Hardware Co, 397-ltc f r * f r a i f r a f a i f r a f Q i f r » f r « f c f r i i SMITH BROS. Announcement to this effect wan made yesterday by Edward II. Chlldn WAVE LENGTHS Garage and Machine Co. trustee in bankruptcy. Under the FOR RADIO STATIONS Expert A ulo Repair Work terms of the offer the Waterbury ARE ALLOCATED Phone 30 Comer First and Oak Company agreon to wanlve nil its claims ngninst the IngersoII Company ........... The very latest style and to pay additional cash conslderaWASHINGTON, Mnrch 10.— Allo“ W E DELIVER THE GOODS" tlons, bringing the purchnsc price to cation o f twenty wnve lengths among Quick Service Transfer n totnl in excess o f $1,760,000. various classes of wireless telephone Consummation o f the negotiations senders and government control of Storage Facilities by which the Waterbury Clock Com- establishment o f nil commercial wireIf w« please you, tell others; if »<> pnny is to acquire control of the In- less telephone transmitting stations, •tell ue. Phone 498 gcrsoll organization will involve the wns recommended by three commit- A T YOU R OW N PRICE entire nssets of the latter company, tees o f Government Radio Conference, including all property, stocks, bonds, it wns mrfde known today. Amateur H. W . NICKERSON patents, trade marks nnd good will. transmitting stations would be given Public Accountnnt; Audits—Synttmi The,good will of Robert IngersoII exclusive use of wnve lengths from Income Tnx Service Drop a Coin in the Box Brothers is represented by the rep- 160 to 20 meters share, with techniRoom 16 McNclll-Davis Bldg. utntion o f the company based upon 29 cal nnd trnining schools wnve lengths M honc 862 Orlande, FU For a few days only years o f business. In that time the from two hundred to two hundred and Ingersolll organization sold between 1seventy five meters. 18,000,000 and60,000,000 watches, of —--------------------------Auto Radiator Repair which 8,000,000 were sold in the last URGED TO STOP STRIKEShop three years. l l l v T h e l N . o r l i i tr«l I' rr u 'n i Located at 207 French Are., between WASHINGTON, Mnrch 10.— Coal Day It with n Herald Want Ad. i miners and coni mine operators wero 2nd and Third. E. R. IIEKGQUIST. urged yesterday by Secretary of La­ Dunbar Male Quar­ bor Dnvls in tho interest o f common » * . Sanford Steam Laundry >■ tette and Bell Ringers— seso to get together nnd snve tho dl xm t-g td r.-4 ctd i;* r-j country from the costly results o f a Princess, March 14th. strike. . FOR SERVICE -J.uU ll I The labor secretary in n formal Call 146-J statement said with the npproval of ^ W. RAWLING. Prop. the president efforts would be center- 1 *fr ed in direct communication with re- 1 resentntives of the coal operators of Bn the central field with n view to n Joint ' » The vocational committee of the Dualmeeting o f the operntotr and miner ness and Professional Women’s Club prior to Mnrch 31 when the present requests nil young woiifjn d-.ilrinf working agreement expires. employment to register at th** Fint National Hank. Dunbar Male Quar­ AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman MAKE OUT YOUR INCOME TAX N m u i th ree m u rder cases Which man are you going to be? W e sell lots on easy terms with a small pay­ ment down ! Meisch Realty Co. A . P. CONNELLY, Agent ■Bananai■BaaaaaBaBaBBBaaBaBBBaaaBB i a i » m i i a a Bi i BHi i i BBH H BBi i B|Bi » i > » > * * . , ^. �V i.lif ■£» PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1922 S O C IE T Y MRS FKED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phone 2J7-W ■f ,om h o v e • ■ r r°o if ,*a ir t l o l i e i p p i f c w or M a lta r " : ar u TOO art f i l n t a l u l a i , write rare to thle < ♦ » « » » ■ « , e i i l i f iJ u lla «r telrbpoae t ie Meat. ft will J* f f M t l r appre«late4. tho roverso sido on tho cards were conundrums which wore rend during the dinner. Covers wore laid for six­ teen nnd n delicious six course dinner was served. After dinner questionnaires afford­ ed much merriment nmong tho guests. The prize for tho funniest answer was won by Mrs. Raymond Green. * CoveVs were laid for Misses Agnes Dumns, Marion Phillips nnd Gornldlno Muriol, of Sanford, Misses Hel­ en Hnnnn and Triliis Wesslor of Win­ ter Pnrk, Miss Georginnn Hill of ■Maitland, Miss Harriet Mnnsfiold of Mt. Dora. Messrs Rnymond Phillips, Snnford, Raymond Grcon and Fred Hnnnn nnd Wnrrcn Ingrnm of Win­ ter Pnrk, Stanley Fosgato of Orlando, Harold and Brock Hill o f Maitland. I * to to to CHURCHES to to to to to to to to to to mj CLASSIFIED ADS Do You Wear Size 3 8 ? : •11 f ■ ' :yj If that is the size coat you wear, it will pay you CONGREGATIONAL CIIURCII to take a peep at our window sometime be­ Wo are to bo favored tomorrow to Classified Ads Sc a line. No night with nn nddress by Mrs. Mar- to....ad taken for less than 25c. tween now and Saturday night. SOCIAL CALENDAR garot Eddy who is speaking,In our Ml and positively no classified * p • >churches In tho intcrost o f our'Florlda Mi ads charged to anyone. Cash Womans Missionary Society, touching to must accompany all orders. jtf0ndny—S t Agnes Guild will meet tho work of Miss Grace Brecht of Mi Count five words to a line at tho homo of Mrs. Clnrko LeonChina, who is one o f tho missionaries to and remit accordingly. ardl, 700 Palmetto nvonuo, nt 3:30 \ supported by our societies. Let ev­ p. m. ery member o f tho church make spec­ Monday— Westminster Club •will be you wear it will pay you to take a peep at the ial effort to be present. Mr. Burhnns entertained by Miss Lottie Cald­ W AN TED will speak in the morning on the sub­ ■ well and Mrs. Robert Hines at tho many new articles we are receiving by each je c t o f “ Christian Responsibility." SALESMAN to cover local'territory, home of tho former on Seventh St. Transients In tho city, nnd nc’fv citi­ selling dealers. Guaranteed Bnlary ■ express. • Mrs. Hunt of Magnolia Springs, is LUCKY THIRTEEN BRIDGES CLUB. zens find n cordial welcome nwnlting of $ 100.00 per week for right man.— Tho Commercial Kudium Co., Fifth stopping at the Montezuma for the Mrs. D. P. Drumond wnB the charm­ them. Ave. Bldg., Now York. 800-6tp ■ ing hostess at bridge yesterday after­ week end. SERVICES AT ALL SOULS noon when she entertained the mem­ WANTED— For our trade, Florida CHURCH SUNDAY Miss Geraldine Muriol is Bpending bers of the Lucky Thirteen Bridge fruits and vegetables o f all kinds, ■ s/f Tomorrow is tho second Sunday in unlimited outlet, prompt returns*-— ■ the week end nt the K. E. Camp noar Club, nt hor home on Mngnolin nve. 7 ’ ■nl Winter Park ns the guest of Miss Hel­ There being three tnbles of pluyers. Lent. Artec Fruit Co., Florences. C. 206-6tc Sundny school nt 0 A. M., sharp. 1 The Store That ii Different Quantities of lovely spring flowers en Hnnnn. Low Mnss fo r those going to holy wore used in charming profusion in FOR RENT Sanford, Florida Mrs. E. M. Gnlloway rotumed homo tho rooms whore tho card tables were communion at 8 A. M. FOR RENT— Completely furnished Parochial MnsB nt 10 A. M. todny from Sarasota, whore she went placed, forming a pretty background two room npnrtmcnt. Hot water, Sermon: "The Transfiguration." on business in connection with the for this protty pnrty. modern conveniences. Summer rates. After several interesting games of Gospel of tho day. Woman's Club. Phone 10-W. J _____ 208-8tp Specinl appropriate lenten music. bridge scores were counted nnd the Center nnd Elm nve. Two lots west i Rosary nnd Benediction o f the FOR RENT— Furnished housekeeping FOUND Miss Triliis Wesslor, of Winter prize for top scoro, n Venltien glass sido Pnlmotto avo., 50 ft. from Elev­ and bed rooms. 311 East Fifth St. Blessed Sacrament nt 7:30 P. M. powder jar, was awarded Mrs. E. F. Park, is spending the week end nn tho 200-3tp enth St. Make offor. B. T. Corey, i LOST— Sable capo, 30 inches long, Wednesday evening lenten services guest of Miss Sara Muriol nt tho homo Ilousholder. ownor, 1*5 N. Spring St., Los Ange­ red and blue embroidered lining. nt Eustis. FOR RENT— Comfortable light house of Mrs. R. E. Tolnr on Mngnolin avo - 1 At the conclusion of the card game les, Calif. 288tf; 29-tf Tail trimmings. Rctuni to N. Pow­ Friday evening nt 7:30 P. M., nt koeping rooms, 318 Palmetto nvo­ the hostess served delicious refresh­ ers, Box 722, Tnmpn, Flu. Liberal to ­ nue. 1 Snnford, Way of the CrosH, short len­ nuo. 200- 10tp FOR SALE—5 acres excellent celery ments consisting of a salad course nnd ward. 298-8tp ten sermon nnd Benediction o f the land, now sot In spring crop. Sec Mrs. John Lconnrdl, Mrs. W. F. coffee followed by nn ice course. CorFOR SALE Blessed Sacrament. F. E. Mlllcn, Wost Side. 205-fltp Uluckmnn, Mrs. R. E. Tolnr nnd Mrs. snges o f sweet pens tied with InvonM ISCELLANEOUS Low masses week-day mornings at F o r SALE— Cash und carry Grocery der tulle were given the guests ns Cornelia Waterman, returned home FOR SALE—Tomnto plnnts, any 7 nnd 8. Store, 311 Sanford Ave. 300-fltp MONEY TO LOAN on renl estate, l i t lost evening from St. Petersburg, favors. quantity, for prompt delivery.— Strnngera invited to nil services and mortgage only.— S. J. Policy, Route Substituting for absent club mem­ FOR SALE— Baby enrriugo, good con­ Chnso & Co., Phono 636. whore they attended n meeting of tho 288-tfc cordinlly welcome to free sittings. A, Box 226, Snnford, Fla. 300-Ctd-ltw dition. Practically now. Apply nt State Federation of Woman’s Clubs. bers wore: Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs. ___________ !_________ ift FOR SALE—Two story business --------------------- —> George Knight nnd Mrs. A. Raymond Herald office. 200-3tp I • • . • • r • • • building. Apply to the ownor, Klon Key. The club members present were Dunbar Male Quar­ FOR SALE— One 6-room cottage, iii Mr. and Mrs. Ely who are spending Arcs, 805 Bth St. 284-20tc good condition, good location, good the winter nt the Tampa Bay Hofei, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. C. 0. Britt, tette and Bell Ringers— CHRISTIAN SCIENCE flowing woll. $700 ensh, balance on FOR SALE— Warehouse with R. R. Tnmpn, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.- Duy of the Mrs. E. F. Ilousholder, Mrs. Hnl SERVICE * terms. See H. M. Rumbey, 310 South siding. Within four blocks o f center Princess, March 14th. Yacht Frances S., wore the dinner Wight, Mrs. Clnude Howard, Mrs. A. 208-5tp B. Wallace, Mrs. H. B. Lewis, Mrs. F. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Mur­ * SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1922. * Holly Ave.___________________ 298-12tc o f city. E. Roumillnt ami Mrs. A. W. Fitts. phy at the Gables Thursday evening. Geo. W. KtflGIIT • Subject: * FOR SALE— New Home machine, in Emerson Records, 60c.— J. H . , 272-tfc first clnss condition, $26. — Mrs. * “ SUBSTANCE.” * MOTHERS CLUB Hintermister Pinno Co., Welakn Mr. nnd Mrs. Dougins Ellerby, of 2DH-3tp FOR SALE— Oak and other • Sundny School ___ 10:00 a. in. • Pearson, 1002 West First. hard Orlundo, were in the city Ii few hours • A very interesting meeting of tho Hlock. 299-2tc Church Servlco____ 11:00a.m . * FOR SALE—Celery farm, a real bar­ wood, strand wood range, $2.50; todny. Douglass wns manager of the Mothers' Club wns held yesterday a f­ • Woman’s Club Bldg., Onk Avo. • gain.— E. F. Lano. 298-fltp firo pluce, $2.00.— Hoskins Jones, RAZORS! Standard Oil Company at this plncc ternoon nt the home of Mrs. George * All nre Welcome. * Hoardall Avenue. 280-tfe FOR SALE— My homo on corner of several years ago, nnd has many Paxton, on Myrtle Avenue. # • First nnd French nve. Price $ 1,000. FOR SALE— Ilnrley Davidson motor Several matters of great importance friends here who are always glml to They won't last long, better hurry, Cash or terms.—J. A. Rumbley. were discussed and much now busi­ cyclo, two cylinder, threo speeds. and get ono nt your own price.— Boll welcome him bnck. 290-5tp Box 010. ness attended to. A great deal of 286-12tp Hardware Co. 207-4tc METHODIST CHURCH good work and things hnvo been ac­ FOR SALE—Toledo Computing aenfc Mrs. A. D. Key, who is spending Sundny school at 9:30. LOST_________ ■ in excellent condition, Rivers Brothers some time nt Dnytonn Beach, with hor complished by this club. Dr. Wnlker’Hclass nt Princess ThcnDunbar Male Quar­ In the nbsonce of the president, Snnford Avo. 200-2tc LOST— Oh First street, a long bni sister, Mrs, Walter Twitcholl, motor­ tre at 0:60. Mrs. R. ft. Dons, Mrs. W. Morton Thiged over to Snnford yestorday with Mr. ponrl pin with ono ponrl out, Satur­ tette and Bell Ringers— At 11:00 occlock, Dr. Walker will F o r s a l F o k L i!A a E -o n o 20 aero, ' pon, presided. ono 10 acre Sanford avo. walking und Mrs. George Chnmhcrlnin nnd is day night. Finder plonso lenvo at Princess, March 14th. preach on “ Wo Are Able.” Tho next meeting of the club will distanco to city. Two lota cornor Herald nnd receive reward, 285-tfc spending a few days with Mr. und 0:30 P. M. Epworth League. 208-5tp Mrs. Rnymond Key, Mr. and Mrs. be held March 24th at the home of 7:30. I)r. Walker will preach a spe­ Chamberlain nre also guests of Mr. ' Mrs. A. M. Phillips at her home on cial sermon to the young pcoplo o f Oak avenue. nnd Mrs. Key. They will return to Snnford on “ Worldly Ameuscmcnts." Dnytonn Bench Sundny evening. Mrs. Nemberry will sing nt 11:00 Herald want ads get results. o'clock nnd Mr. Boyd at 7:30. Mrs. DINNER PARTY Boyd will play a violin solo Sundny One of tho most delightful social evening. events of yesterday wns the dinner A great revival is on. Services will / pnrty given Inst evening by Miss Sara continue next week, nt 10 A. M., nnd BEFORE BUYING Muriel, at tho home o f Mrs. It. E. 7:30 P M Tolnr nn Mngnolin nve. The guests A PHONOGRAPH included a number of friends from PRESBYTERIAN CIIURCII Rollins College. Dr. W. II. Hudson of Chinn, ono o f See the the ablest nnd most interesting fo r­ The College colors, blue and gold, eign Missionaries of the Presbyterian wore carried out moBt nrtistically both Church will spenk tomorrow night nt In the decorations nnd detnlls of this tho Church. It Is hoped that a large pretty party. The table was center­ congregation will hear him. ed with a gold bnsket filled with blue You are urgently invited to attend the biggest auction — at— The following wil be the services of larkspur, and gold colored snapdrag­ tho dny— Sundny: on, plnccd on n reflector, nround which sale of the season, at Sanford, Florida, on the Orlando 0:-16 A. M. Sunday School. were fenthery sprnys of aspnrngus 11 A. M. Prenching by the Pnstor. ferns and blue birds. PIncod nt inter­ highway, 2 P. M. Junior C. E. vals around the table wero tiny blue ORLANDO, FLA. 2:46 P. M. Intermediate C. E. birds. Tho place enrds were blue pen0:30 P. M. Senior C. E. ants the names written in gold, und LA N E’S ADDITION, FRIDAY, MARCH 17TH, 2 P. M. 7:30 P. M. Address by Dr. Hudson. were tied with gold colored ribbon. On ▼^▼▼aY The Session o f the Church will Valuable cash prizes, and a beautiful cut-glass water set meet after both morning nnd night prenching services for the reception absolutely FREE. See it in MpLaulin’s vyindow, and de­ of mombers. No Mailer WViai Size s s s ins & Britt Invitation NEW EDISON DRENNEN PIANO CO. EASY * TERMS posit your guess. CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS Church Services for the 2nd, Sunday in Lent. 10th Mnrch, will be: ' 7:30 A. M. Low Celebration. 0:46 A. M. Sundny School. 11:00 A. M. Morning Service. 7:30 P, M. Vespers and nddress. Rehearsals nro going on by the Church Choir for the Inrge nnd splen­ did Cnntatn to bo given next Sundny nM it, All wantin'/ to sing with Holy Cross splendid Choir nre cordially in­ vited to come. Lonten Services dally according to tho rchcdulo. Everyone wclcomo. t ARE GIVEN TO RELIABLE PEOPLE ON Be at the sale early. Band Concert. McLean, of Knoxville, Tenn., the South’s Famous Auc­ tioneer ,will cry the sale, assisted by the organization of HUPMOBILES the— Our financial connections enables us to sell you u Hupmobile on terms to suit you; and our charges are not exces­ sive— Usual rate of interest, plus insurance. The property has been placed in our hands by Capt. Fitts $495.(10 Cheaper This Year Than Last Wo received this week a shipment of five cars, and you had hotter come at once if you wnnt one of these. Ask anyone about the Hup. We believe the Hup to be the best car in the world for tho money. LESS REPAIRS, LESS GAS AND OIL BETTER TIRE MILEAGE B. & O. Motor Co. SANFORD, FLORIDA- -WE CARRY THE FARTS I « 3 BAPTIST SERVICES, SUNDAY MARCH 12TIL 9:30 Tho Sundny School. 11:00 A. M. Dr. Hymnn will deliver an interpretation of tho Inst chapter o f the Letter James. * 0:70 P. M. Tho B. Y. P. U. will meet. 7:30 P. M. Dr. Hymnn will speak on the aubjert, “ The Goal o f Yester­ day will he *ur Stnrtlng Point Tomor­ row.” Mrs. Phllllpa will sing n solo. Mr. llelston will lend tho song norvlcc. Arrangements nre bolng mndo for nn Orchestrn In this Hervicc. Dr. •Hynlnn will be here for only three more Sundays nnd you nre In­ vited to those services. Melorloe Plnvcr RoM.s, 65r — J. H. Hintermister Pinnn Co.. Welakn Hlock. 299-2tc U. S. REALTY AUCTION CO., of Knoxville, Tenn., and St. Petersburg, Florida with instructions TO SELL... You make the price. 3 The terms are one-foui'th cash and balance easy. 'M THE R EAL ESTATE M AN '* :•vim * � 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/. 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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>, March 11, 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/e11e0ecc4ef663dedcb00d3bca872028.pdf 8c7a1f4e7c34f603e69d80a6ff29ab6b PDF Text Text SANFORD “The City Substantial'* The Sanford Daily Herald IN THE H EART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST SANFO “The City SubsUa VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORID^, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1922 NUMBER LEGION MEET FAVORABLE REPORT TODAY AMERICAN THREATENED COAL STRIKE PALM BEACH P R O G R A M ON BONUS BILL IS ASSURED PROMISES GREAT GATHERING IS CERTAIN TO BE RESUL BY THE HOUSE COMMITTEE DESPITE ALL CONFERENC. • t f r _____________ ; Palm Beach Will; Entertain the Soldier Boys in •Regular Style < COLD STORAGE AND ABBATOIR FOR SANFORD WILL MEET TODAY Ways and Means Are on Compromise Without Any Changes KING’S SPEECH IN PARLIAMENT OPENING TIES. STRIKE APRIL WEST PALM BEACH, March 13.— Representative of War Department; Operators and Mine All arrangements have been made fnr representative of Navy Department; Cannot Come to the entertainment' of tho 11)22 state representative of Florida Nntionul Gunrd. Any Terms convention of the American ."Legion 6:30 p. tn., state dinner to distin­ which convenes here March 15-10-17. guished guqsts and officers of the The famous Itoynl Poincinnn will he American Legion. WOULD SOLVE MANY PERPLEX­ headquarters nnd the Legion and aux­ Friday, March 17 AT ULSTER WILL REFER TO SIT­ ING QUESTIONS OF OUR iliary will hold their sessions in this FOR FINAL CONSIDERATION OF 9 a. m., call to order. UATION AT RELFAST AND • * CATTLE RAISERS t OFFICIALS benutiful, picturesque hotel. AH of its MOST IMPORTANT MEASURE Committee reports. RECENT OUTBREAKS INTERESTED many facilities for cntertalnmont will BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE * Unfinished business. Sanford Is the logical pladb for u lie available,* and needless to say the PLY IS Now business. (lly T h r . l » i i r l n | r a I 'r r a a l ( H r Tin* A n aiirlnlrd I’ rr* * ) cold storage plant for moat packing Legiannaires visiting West Palm Election o f officers. BELFAST, March 13.— Tho King’s WASHINGTON, March 13.— ( H r T h r Aaaoelntrd I'rra a l and for n hig nhhntolr for the slaugh­ Bench this year will ho given a great­ Presentation of trophies for attend­ speech re-opening Ulster parliament WASHINGTON, Maifch 13.— . Republican member* of the House er variety of entertainment than ever ance. tomorrow will refer to the situation ter of beef and pork and mutton from eminent officials represented, todgy Ways and Means Committee de­ before. Adjournment. in Belfast created by recent outbreak being without hope that tho threatea: tho Central nnd South Florida sec­ cided today’* conference to stand Palm Bench I’Ast No. 2 has arrang­ 4:00 p. m., |nradt-. and also deni with Gcnurnl position in coal strike can bo averted or a pro­ pat on their determination to re­ tions. Hero we are on the St. Johns ed to put over a convention that will Entertainment Program Northern ’ ••eland. posed conference between opei port compromise bonus bill deriver with daily boats to Jacksonville, he remembered for ycnrH, ov4ry man Performnm.es will bo given every nnd minors can bo arranged. It v u npitc objection* to Its provisions on tho main line and many branch of their personnel is working day nnd afternoon and evening In front o f the •FATTY” FACES TRIAL indicated that Government ln t t - ._ _ r by Secretary Mellon and Comp­ lines of tho A. C. L. Railway, on hard night, and arrangements ure adequate grandstand with one of tho most sen­ , tion nt least at preliminaries of troller Crisslngcr. • FOR MANSLAUGHTER to take enro of tho full stnto' member­ sational features o f the varied events _____ \ i surfaced roads radiating to all points THIRD TIME TO-DAY situation was practically at an end. ship of tho Legion. and with the best cattle raised almost being nuto-polo contests between . Holding o ff tho striko call fo r A* WASHINGTON, March 13.— National Commander Hanford II. picked tennis of American and Brit­ withl^i walking distance o f Snnford first is almost inevltablo, governm * I I T h r Aaam-lntril I'r r a a l Favorable report by the House and yet our cattle men are obliged to MncNider, and Sergeant Woodfill, the ish players, in especially constructed SAN FRANCISCO, March 13.-,Tho officials said, hut wns now chiefly In­ Ways and Means Committee oa rely altogether on homo consumption greatest hero o f the wnrll nro among autos. There will he eight hands: the third trial o f “ Fatty’’ Arbuckklo began terested in seeing thnt a sufficU . the compromise bonus bill with­ or upon tho unstable markets of tho the national figures that will lend largest band o f Seminole Indinns, todny. Doulit was expressed whether supply o f coni wns maintained fo r the out any important change in the north which are now closed on ac­ their presence. squaws and papooses ever gathered the panel of sixty-five prospective country ns a whole. r provisions regarded axxured when The famous Seminole nun dance will '.together for a like event; a big histor­ count o f the quarantine against thoso Jurors would he sufficient to provide the committee met today for final sections that have not complied with ho held during the time the conven­ ical pngeant; special aerial acts; a for n jury. consideration of the measure. tion is in session. Any Legionnaire or children's and h.*:hies parade, the tho tick Inws. Seminole and adjoining counties ok-ncrvico man in tho state who does I “ Flagler Day’’ parade and other SAN FRANCISCO, March 13.— Rosraise fine beef cattle, fine hogs and not come will surely he disappointed. events. coe C. ( “ Fatty” ) Arbtickle, motion The auxiliary is arranging the larg­ many sheep. There is no reason in First Day, March lath Picture comedian, will go to trial today est convention that it has ever held tho world why Sanford should not 1:15, aerial salute of twenty-one for the third time on charges of man­ have one of the largest abhatoirs and and West Palm Reach invites the la guns announcing the arrival of the slaughter, growing out of tho death on cold storage plants in the South sit­ dies to lie present. Seminole Indinns. Reception o f the Sept. 9, 1021, o f Miss Virginin Rnppo, Convention Program uated here with all the shipping facil­ Indians by civilians in Putin Bench a motion picture actress. Miss SCORES MEET FROM ALL PARTS Commander Lowry has made public |suits at city dock. ities needed, with easy access to uil Rnppe’s death followed a drinking tho Legion’s part of tho program 1 1 3 OF 8OUTII AND EAST east nnd west const points nnd with ■ 1:45, address of welcome by Mayor party in Arbucklc’s suite in the Ho­ AND 11,000 OFFICERS AND AP­ nil that is desired in the way o f plen­ follows: FLORIDA J C n r m ic h n c l. tel St. Frances. It is expected that PROPRIATION OF 72 Tuesday, March llth ty o f good stock, plenty of shipping 2 :0 0 —Dance o f the Semiuulcs. the process of selecting 11 jury will oc­ III) TI 11- . t a a n r ln ir d I ' r r u ) ‘ MILLIONS 2 p. in., meeting department execu­ facilities and plenty of good locations 2:30— Auto polo. cupy the greater part of the week. OCALA, March 13.— Scores o f cap* tive committee. x for such a plant. 3:15.—The Flying Wnrds. The trial will sec no chnngc In tho lists itol removal ndvocatcn arc here fot ( l l y T li r VMNiH'lfllril I'rr a a l eeting o f credentials committee. The following from other papers in ; 4:00—Chief B. J. Carlberg will op­ of opposing counsel, hut it is expected a convention t^dny to organize capi­ WASHINGTON, March 13.— With Wednesday, March 18th en the Palm Reach Seminole Sun thnt more witnesses will ho called tal removal association. Tho Orlande provisions which would necessitato a the state shows that tho idea iH rapid­ K a. m., registration and assignment I Dunce, which will continue until (1 p. thnn in either o f tho two previous delegation included one hundred citi reduction of the army to 110,000 en­ ly taking root among the cattlemen o f quarters. trails. listed men and 11,000 officers, army of the state who uro beginning to zens headed hy a band. Delegates report to credentials com­ 7:30— Fireworks. • appropriations hill carrying $270,500,­ rculizo that thoy cun butcher cuttle Thu jury in tho first voted ten to mittee. 000 dollars reported today by tho and ship it on cold storage to other 8:15.— Scenes from the opera Mar two for acquittal nnd in the socond, Division reunions. thn, by Flotow; Marie Sweet Findley, ten tto two for conviction. House Appropriations committee. 1 points bettor thnn thoy can ship tho Both 1:30 p. m., call to order by depart­ Doris Doe, Harold Sorbo, Arrin Rus­ live hoof for tho other fellow to butch­ sidoH have promised to introduce evi­ er and ship it buck as “ western ment commander. sell and chorus, accompanied by Bach dence in the forthcoming trlnl thnt GEN. JULIAN CARR Invocation by department chaplain. man’s Million Dollar band. beef." Read what thoy any: was not introduced "in either o f thu IS SERIOUSLY ILL AT Address o f welcomo, mayor and “ Following up tho lend made by B. 8:45— Girl Scouts, others. 1 DURHAM N. CAROLINA F. Gaines hero to got lower priced commander of the Palm Dench Post. 9:00— Dancing until midnight. However, tho prosecution probably ( l l y T h e ,\ aa»rln trd I 'r r a a ) Response of department command­ ments by slaughtering local, grown Second Day, March 10th will lack one of its chief prosecution DURHAM, N. C., Tjio condition of er. — pork nnothor proposition Is now on 1:00 to 1:30— Band concerts in park witnesses, Miss Zey Provost, wo loft General Julian S. Carr, commander in Roprot o f department adjutnnt. foot to build a lnrgo hoof slaughter and on streets. the state - nfter the second trlnl nnd CALLS IT QUADRUPLE ALLIANCE chief o f tho Confederate Veterans, Is Roport o f department finance o f­ houso and cold storngo plant where lo­ 2:00— Daylight fireworks. has refused to return. Jt is oxpcctod AND AGAINST ALL ncriously ill nt his homo hero with cal fattened cnttlo can ho slaughtered ficer. 2:15.— Concert by massed bands. thnt her tcsttlinony in one o f tho ear­ TRADITIONS pleurisy, showed no improvement to­ Report o f department chnplnin. frozen nnd hold for local consumption. 2:30—Auto polo. lier trials will lie read into the record. day. Ho spent a restless night and Announcement o f timo nnd place in Tho men- hnck o f this move are not 3:00—The Flying Wards. The depositions o f n number o f Chi­ . . . . i.,.,.r—T h E A a a o r l n t r d I 'r r a a ) was very weak this morning. g yet ready to launch tho proposition committee meetings. WASHINGTON, March 13.— Assail­ 3:30— Children’s pnrade. cago witnesses hnvc been obtnined by Mcmorinl scrvico for departed com ­ i n g tho Four Power Treaty as a so thut tho Sontinol fools it is best not 4:00—Sun Dancing until 6 p. ni. the defense for use in an nttompt to to uso their nnmes nt present, how­ rades. quadruple alliance, Senator Johnson, 7:30— Fireworks, Provo thnt tho death or Miss Rnppo Thursday, March 16 ever, all nro local men and ono of the Republican, California, told the son* j 8:15— Pageant. wns due to a chronic disorder which 9 n. m., call to order. members is a cattleman on n large nto todny its ratification would not 9:30— Dancing until midnight. come to a sudden climnx nnd not to 1 Committee work. Hcnle. only menn recession from American Third I)ny, March 17th external force applied by Arhucklo, as Presentation of distinguished traditions, hut would bo a National Tho present plans call for the erec­ 10:30 to 1:00— Band Concerts in the prosecution contends. tion of a lurgo slaughter Iiouhu and guests— Governor Hardee und Nat­ Park nnd on streets, surrender undor the throat o f F or­ eign Powers. cold Htornge plant north of this city ional Comlnnndor MncNider. 2:00— Daylight fireworks. MAY SEEK TREATIES Greetings from officlnl representa­ near Colohatchee Creek. 2:15— Auto polo. STOPS AT DAYTONA, NEW SMYR­ TO DECLARE LIQUOR '.‘There iH now entiroly too great a tion o f other organizations, G. A. R., 2:45— Flagler Day Parade. NA AND VERO FOR GAME CARRIERS “ PIRATES’ * difference between the price offered U. C. V., Spanish War Veterans and 4:00— ’The Nine' Flying Wnrds. OF GOLF for cnttlo op foot and tho price asked Women’s Auxiliary. 4:80— Sun Dnncing until 6 p. m. H * y T h e AMMiiohili.d l ’ m . , 1 Unfinished business. for cuts of meat and tho local com­ WASHINGTON, Mnrch 1 3 .-N e g o 7 :30— Fireworks. ( l l y T h r .Vaanclnlrd I'rraa l I 1 FORT PIERCE, March 13.— Presi­ pany expect to ovorcomo this and gel I Adjournment. 8:00— Grand PhnntuMmugurin, danc­ tintlon o f “ liquor treaties’’ with Great 2 p. m., call to urdor. 'a hlghor prlco to tho stockman foi dent Harding expects to conclude his ing until midnight. (Only persons in Britnin and Cuba nB aids in putting nn Committee reports. vneation and lcavo St. Augustine noxt j cuttle on foot and at tho snmo timo costume will he permitted on tho floor end to rum smuggling into this coun­ Address by distinguished guests: until 10 p. ni.) greatly reduce thu price o f meat cuts Friday for Washington he intimated try was said Inst night hy high Inter­ |to tho consumer.— Ft. Lauderdnlo Sen­ to newspaper men today. nal Rovcnuc officials to bo advoentod The President played n round o f golf tinel.” by prohibition Commissioner, Haynes. WHITE BRUTE WHO ASSAU LTBD l DELAND WOMAN HAVING “ It is now nearly two years since in the tho Fort Pierce course this Treaties were desired, it wns explained REMORSE morning, nnd expects to go ns fnr Tho Engle firat strenuously urged a to handle tho Cnnndinn border sltun- j South oh Palm Beach, whore he will slaughter house nnd cold storage plant tlon nnd to better control exports o f; ( l l y T h r A a a o r l u i r d I 'r r a a l hoard the train there tomorrow after­ for Loo county, with n view to creat­ liquor from Cubn, tho nahnmas nnd : JACKSONVILLE, March 18. -ATnoon nnd nrrlv4 In St. Augustino Wed­ ing 11 more extensive local market for Bermuda to this country. bert Nichols, whito man, in Jail here nesday morning. It is snid if ho was our range cnttlo and hogs, in competi­ Prohibition officials nlBo hnvo under charged with assault nnd robbery of a mnklng guoHs about when ho would tion with so called ‘ western meat,’, discussion n proposal for declaring DoLnnd woman last December attemp­ lcavo for wnshlngton, “ ho would guess much o f which being simply North TO PRIORITY FOR UPKEEP OF U. rum vessels to ho pirates through ne­ ted suicide yestordny, tho police said TROOPS CAPTURED OVER TWO it would ho nftor the golf gnmo in St. Florida und Georgia stock that la gotiation with foreign nntions looking1todny. He swallowed a largo quantity S. ARMY IN RHINE­ THOUSAND PRISONERS Augusttlne Friday." shipped In under that name. But al­ to the cancellation o f tho registry o f o f broken glnss. Tho physicians who , LAND TODAY though some passing interest was such ships. Mnny o f (;ho iurgor II-! worked nil dny Sunday on him pro­ FORT PIERCE, March 13.— Presi­ aroused, hut little encouragement in a quor ships carrying illicit cargoes o f nounced him out o f danger today, ( l l y T h e A nniii'I ii I i-iI I'rr a a ) I l l y T h e \a*nrln|rd I 'rr a a ) dent Harding planned another brief material was was received on the LONDON, March 13.— Tho first PRETORIA, March ,13.— Tho Gov­ alcohol, it wns said anchor just out­ interruption In his cruse todny for ' proposition, which though admittedly extended comment in the London ernment forces nro proceeding with side tho limit o f customs jurisdiction VOTE CASH FOR SEEDS « gnmo of golf at Voro, fourteen miles practical, was evidently a little in ad­ newspapers today on tho American great huccchh against tho 'Revolution­ and send tho enrgo nshoro in small from hero. Ho spent last night vance o f tho time. boats. claim to priority for upkeep o f the ists, according to nn official state­ I H r T h r A a a tirlu lr d I 'r r a a ) aboard tho houseboat anchored in the “ Leo County, ns ono o f the greatest United States nrmy in tho Rhineland ment Issued Jodny. Tho troops cap­ The wnr upon thoso ernft is being WASHINGTON, Mnrch 1 3 .- B y n Indian river. Ho nrrnnged an early stock ruising sections in Florida, could wns made todny. The Daily Chron­ tured twenty-two hundred prisoners in successfully waged, officials asserted, vote o f 99 to 82 tho houso Friday landing and motor trip to golf course. huvu taken tho lend in a new industry icle says intrinsically elnls Is not un­ Centrnl Aora, occupying high ground hut tho cargo vcb bo Ih are beyond tho passed a bill authorizing a $1,000,C which, with the utilization of thu vnr: reasonable. Westminster Gnzotte says around West Cliffo, with slight casu­ reach o f the law. If thoy sailed with­ appropriation for tho purchase of Ioub animal by-products, might havo there is not much doubt hut that ev­ alties. SENATE RESCINDS ACTION Vcndovontor’ss troops forced out proper registry papors thoy would seod grnln for farmers in drought grown to largo proportions in timo, ery penny the United States takes the Revolutionists to retire Into Bon- bo branded ns pirnteH ontsldo tho law stricken areas o f the northwest. A t . J,1'/,/• ’ h e I'rraa ) but there seemed to ho a lack of vis­ will hnvo to come out of tho Alllos’ omi. nnd tho lawful prize o f every navy in previously approved by tho senat 0 WASHINGTON, March 18.— Tho ion to glimpse tho possibilities and tho world. share of tho reparations. Tho Morning tho bill carried n $5,000,000 appropi senate yesterday In open session LONDON, Mnrch 13.—Johnnnasthe opportunity was lost Now cornea Post’s Berlin correspondent suys the At tho state department It wns snid tlon nnd tho difference as t-i the 1 adopted a resolution requiring Pres­ Fort Lauderdula with tho announce­ hurg dispatch this nftornoon says* no proposals for negotiations o f this o f tho appropriation must bo cpm; ident Harding to roturn tho resolution ment of such un industry soon to bo. tno nows o f tho Amoricun demand re­ through tho capture of spies nnd docu­ confirming tho nomination o f Frank established on tho East Coast, und as ceived there with undisguiBod satis­ ments, it wns learned money fo r the sort are under considornttlon ns yot. mized before tho measure goes do International discussion o f Amerlcnn faction nt tho umbnrrassmcnt it will D. Babcock, ns postmaster at HnverRed Revolution in South Africa como prohibition would involvo many d iffi­ president. , the chief promoter of tho new enter­ likely enuso tho Allies. hlll, Mass,, thus temporarily rescindfrom abroad. prise -is » man of high standing and cult diplomatic questions, it wns de­ ng its action of Thursday in execu­ Hollywood is much like businoss ability, it \'ould seem that clared. tive session. . South Florida offers an excolient Hold rieties. It’cnn bo hnndiod Perfume is liko a college diploma, a The Eagle's judgment was vindicated for a slaughtering and refrigerating mighty good thing for those who fuel easily after It is dried. in our contention thut this section of Try a Herald Want Ad today. Tlie world nt your door every even­ plant.— Fsterio Eagle. the need o f it. ing for 15c.— Dnily Herald. OCALA FILLED WITH REMOVERS OF STATE HOUSE WILL REDUCE ARMY AGAIN, 115,000 NOW SEN. JOHNSON ASSAILED FOUR POWER TREATY PRESIDENT PLAYS GOLF ALONG WAY ATTEMPTED TO SUICIDE SUNDAY I AT JACKSONVILLE L0NDQN PAPERS REVOLUTION MAKE COMMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA ON OUR- CLAIM IS GROWING Herald want ads got results. �W j W r* " v ■ . • ■ >> PAGES IX Among tho new real estate advor bo paid on or tyoforo tho 20th of May. Tho primary ballot for Semlnolo ttleements In tho Dally Herald are those o f A. P. Connolly fo r R obo county will ho for: One United States s e n a to r/ Court and 0 . W. Knight and Ed Lane One congressman. for all kinds o f city property. Real Two justices supremo court. estate Is moving Jn Sanford every day Two railrond commissioners. and tho live roal estate agents aro go­ One member legislature. ing after tho business and getting It. One circuit judge. ' Five county commissioners. L ester U prights, $500.— J. H. Three members bonrd of public In­ H interm lster Piano Co., W clakn struction. Block. li‘V0-2tc One supervisor registration. *[ HAND CONCERT TOMOR­ ROW IN CENTRAL PARK. KEEP THE PROCRAM - Jack. Mover «nd W /3 A V & ^ £ k « t a At the Star Theatre Today « id n iti n is n PERSONALS i»e!tiK»fcijraKaMr*tei Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Allison a fine baby boy. D. I). Senv.v, of Magnolia Springs was registered at the Montezuma while in the city on business. Miss Katherine Aycocko has 3C. Elder ccpted a position with the Springs Wnter Co., and will have charge o f tho office work. The hand concert tomorrow after­ noon will he the last Sunday after­ noon concert this season. Starting next Tuesday evening at 7:.'10 shnrp the hand will commence its summer evening concerts for the summer months if funds nrc available. The program for tomorrow follows: Marc Is—Cyrils tho'Great K. L. King Grand Selection front Fnust Gounod Spanish Serenade— La Puloma....... .......... ....................... ........... Yradler Waltzes— II Florl D Italia ...DeStefano largest mills in tho state and moans much to Sanford or would mean much Intermission . if they could get n road built out Popular Hits of '21— there. (a ) Fancies ......................... Schilling (b ) C rooning................... Sr. Rerlln Next Thursday and Friday tho Ilo- Fantisio— My Old Kentucky Home tarinns o f the Eighth District will *.............................................. Dnlhoy gather at Savannah for a two days (Solo for all instruments) conference. Sovoral from Sanford aro Cornet Duet— I Would That My thinking o f attending the conference. Eovc ........................... Mendelssohn Miss Rose Gnllaghor, Mr. Harvey Weather reports say clouds and Ventian Suite ...........Ethelbort Nelson sunshine and even tempernturc all in four parts 1next week all of which points to a Star Spangled Ranner ............... Key large crowd at Palm Reach when tho Indians will dnnee and the ernp shootP rem ier Baby G rand, $150.— era "'ill gather. J. H. H interm lster Piano Co., W elaka Block. 299-2tc "Ruddy” Allison has returned from • You have been looking for a good Palm Reach where he was privato JOHNNY JONES AUTO HAD RAD SPILL leather bill hook or pocket book or secretary to one of the millionaire * GOING TO DAYTONA collector’s hook at a reasonalc figure. winter residents there. He will lo­ Tho Herald office has them at prices cate here in the rcstnurant business for the summer months. A complete wreck of a car was that will surprise you. shown here today when the truck be­ _P. J. _ Feitner o f the Osceola Cypress Arthur Green of the Virginia Paper longing to the Johnny J. Jones’ shows Co., of Osceola was in the city today , ’0 ( Was in the city yesterday calling was here enrouto to Orlando with the on business and reports thnt the big on the local trade, lie was on his wny Jones Cadillac car almost demolished. mill is being rapidly built and will to Montvcrdo to attend the meeting -n,,. accident happened on the Daysoon he in operation hetteij than ever. f the Printer’s School committee of tonn-PeLand road yesterday and the Tho Osceola Cypress Co., is one o f the the Florida Press Association. Orlando Sentinel had the following ac­ count of it: “ Injuries of a serious nature were Mr. and .Mrs. Garrett has arrived in Piano tim ing and repairing.— received by Mrs. Charles Rock, Jr., J. II. H interm lster Piano Co., the city and will mhko it their homo one of the Johnny J. Jones’ midgets W elaka Block. 299-2tc during the shipping season. Mr. Gorrett is with the American Fruit Grow­ known ns Princo and Mr. Jones’ sec­ retary yesterday morning near Day­ Kimball U prights $275.— .1. II. ers. Mrs. Gnrrett was formerly Miss tona when the Cadillnc car in which Starrs, daughter o f Editor Storrs of H interm lster Piano Co., W elaka they were driving overturned on the the DeFunink Rrcezo, DeFunlnk, Fin. Block. 299-2tc usphalt rood, duo to tho slipper con­ dition of the highway fropi rain. ■ B B B IB S B S «l«S IB B * n S B * H 1 l1 * 'IB «n a B I««S Z * B B S S B IS S S IS * S > * "Mrs. Rock, who was going to Day­ tona to attend to some stenographic work for the Jones Expositions, was brought to her home in this city. Her injuries are considered serious, ■ i hut will not prove fatal. WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS % "Mr. Jones’ secretary and Prince are most seriously hurt. They wore tak­ ACCOUNTS en to a hospital in Daytona. As is the cane with Mrs. Rock, their injuries are not expected to lie fatal. Tho au­ : tomobile was a complete wreck.” :•S :X\ hi B CONSCIENCE Wt FUND DAILY a ia \ i m 1 j ALADDIN’S LAMP FOUND IN THRIFT S ■ Habit of Savings Reward Ambition and Makes Dreams a Reality Our object is to encourage every one to have a Savings Account. This is the story of a man of middle age. who is an enthusiastic mon­ ey saver:— Ills enthusiasm Is strong because the saving hnbit with In, |h a newly formed habit:— for years he spent all he made, then suddenly decided to keep part of his income for himself: here is what he says:— N “ I AM THE SAVINGS ACCOUNT” s ■ v-I I AM THE TRUEST FRIEND A ROY OR GIRL, MAN OR WOMAN, CAN HAVE. I CAUSE NO WORRY. I BRIGHTEN EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY. 1 AM EVERY WHERE IN » AN 7' \ M 1 T MENT OF THE DAY. 1 AM O.MNIPRESEN I ; I AM U tiu ju it I CAN ACCOMPLISH ALMOST ANYTHING FOR THE PERSON WHO HAS ME AS A FRIEND. I OSTRAIN TREASURES FOR BRIDES. ......... , I PROVIDE HOMES FOR NEWLY MARRIED I’ EOI LK. I COME TO THE RESCUE IN SICKNESS AND DBA III. I AM READY ANY MOMENT TO HELP YOU. AM THE TRUEST FRIEND OF ANY ROY OR GIRL. MAN OR WOMAN. “ I AM THE SAVINGS ACCOUNT” T h e S em in ole C ou n ty . STREN G TH U -P R O G R E SS-- [ = j jj An iqtlm nte p ictu re o f love thnt rushed too soon ■ into m a rria ge. A lso— aa D "Back from the Front" a 2-pnrt Comedy l H N f i r c ^ A T U R D A Y - H « b o r t R a w lin - S ■ iR U lv E iJ lJ -------------------- son In “ T h e Scrapper” also a ! C om edy. f t f t l h h fa ft* ft* ft* fta .80 Total cars ............................. Destinations of Florida Shipments Savannah, 10; Chicago, 0; Philadel­ phia, 2; Detroit, 1; Memphis, 1; Mor­ ion, O., 1; Sunbury, l;*W oycross, 8; Now York, 0; Cleveland, 2; Omaha, 1; Hot Springs, 1; Los Angeles, 1; Ualtlmore, 1; Floronco, 8; Montgomory, fi; Indianapolis, 1; St. Louis, 1; Norfolk, 1; Boston, 1; Potomac Yards, 7; Cin­ cinnati, I; Minneapolis, 1;- Elmira, 1; Richmond, 1; Buffalo, 1; total, 7-1 cars. No diversions filed sinco last re­ port. All quotations arc for sales on Flor­ ida Golden Self Blanching Celery in 10 inch crates unless otherwise stat­ ed. Shipping Point Information for Fri­ day, Mnrch 10th SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, clear. Huulings heavy. Demand and move­ ment moderate, market weaker, pric­ es lower. Cnrlots f. o. b. usual terms: 10 inch crates Golden Self Blnnching in the rough, -ls-Gs, mostly $1.7fi-|2., few $2.10. Total carlot shipments from Snnford section this season to date, cars ................................................1483 Total carlot shipments from Man­ atee section this season to date, cars ............................................... GOP Total carlot shipments from Flor­ ida last season to same date, cars .................. 202G Up to summer weather again but with plenty of line showers to keep the atmosphoro from going to blood heat. Wo must keep •the wenthor cool until after tho colcry crop if o ff nt least it means n million cool dolInrH if wo keep It cool— not Bhndy— but just cool. A n{! while you hnvo tho chnnco go to church tomorrow nnd to tho bnnd concert in tho nftornoon nnd to church ngnin nt night. Am' then on Mondny you will bo rendy to subscribe for the Daily Herald: 5:40 A. M. MARCH 11. 1922 Maximum ...................... 80 Minimum ....... , .............. 97 Rnngo .............................. 07 Rnrometer ............. .30.00 Itnin ........................... .... -00 West nnd rain. ft* ft* fta fta ft* ftq ft* ft* ft® ftJ ft* ft* lift ft* ft* ft* ft* *4 THE WEATHER ? — For Florida: Fair tonight nnd Sunday, cooler in tho north nnd central portion tonight. E dison D iam ond Disc, $190.— J. H . H interm lster Piano Co., W elnka Block. 299-2tc NICE RIPE BANANAS v - _____ By Bunch from..... $1 up By Dozen from....25c up Car located by Express Office NICE RIPE BANANAS Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPTICIAN— OPTOMETRIST W A L L PAPER Great Wall Paper sale, starting on Tuesday, March 14th.— Sanford I’ulnt & Wall Paper Store, Welnka Block, H. A. Halverson. 300-3tc 212 East. 1st 8t. W Sanford, Fla. SANFORD M ARBLE & GRANITE WORKS * JO H N G O V E , P rop rietor C E M E T E R Y W O R K A S P E C IA L T Y 1018 Wsst First Street 1018 w ,!*t First Street -1 Store in Florida Churchwell -Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store LADIES’ DEPARTMENT II. C. Du Bose, the county registra­ tion officer, announces that tho regis­ tration hooks wore opened on Mon­ day, March 0th, nnd will remain open during the months of Mnrch nnd April.. A number of women registered in ( 1920, hut they will hnvo .to register I again this time in primary bookH if j they desire to voto in the primary to j he held the Gth day of June. If you want to voto for any candi­ date for these offices or ho n candi­ date yourself; register on primary hook and pay your poll tax on or be­ fore tho 20th day of May. Tho primary election will bo strict­ ly a white Democratic election, and no other ballot will he cast, so there is no need for any one to register now unless they expect to affiliate with that pnrty, as tho hooks will he open in August- nnd September for registration regardless of party affil­ iation. To vote in tho primary you will, have to register on primary hooks and pny your poll tax. Only one poll, 1921, will ho requir­ ed of the woman to voto in any elec­ tion held this year, hut to vote in tho primary of June Gth that poll must — ■ ** n* s V The world nt your door every even­ ing for 15c.— Dolly Herald. Leonard Player Pianos, $550. — J. H. H in term lster Piano Co., W elaka B lock. 299-2tc 298-Stp 10 Stores in G corgia- ft* ft* SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Dunbar Male Quar­ tette and Bell Ringers— Princess, March 14th. Com o in and see ou r new line o f CRETONNES in beau tiful patterns o f Rose, Lavendar, Green and C om bina­ tion colors. 26-in. w ide, y a rd — 39c A full line o f Pink and W h ite BATISTE TEDDIES M EN’S DEPARTMENT One Pair o f the L a rg est T rou sers And, One Pair o f the Sm allest T rou sers on D isplay in Our W indow W e sold the lnrgest m an and also th e sm allest man in Sem i­ nole C ou nty a tnilor m ade suit. T h e largest man is G feet, 2 inches high, w eigh ts 350 pounds. W aist 58 inches, trou sers in % seam , 3 3 . . per pair 50c 1 , T h e sm allest m an is 4 feet, G'/o inches high, w eigh s 85 lbs. W aist 29 inches. T rou sers in seam 22</o inches. N ice quality o f TAFFETA T h e large and the sm all— we in black and navy, 36-in. wide, ya rd — fit them all. / O U R T A IL O R IN G S A L E IS $1.75 N O W ON A . B . Chase special $650.— J. II. H interm ister Piano Co., M e ­ ■ laka Hlock. . 299-2tc ■ ^ PAY CASH I M ftt fti ft* ft* ft* ft* ft* ft® ■ ■ ft* ft! fta ftA ft* $100 cash, 10 monthly pay­ ft* ** ments nt $25. ft* ■ Now paint nnd tiros, moft* n ■ ehnnicnl fondltion good. ft* ■ Save Enough on your Suit to get a Hat and pair of Shoes OAKLAND SIX fta B ank t = b . & o m -S E R V IC E WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST Carlot Shipments Reported Mnrch 10: Florida—Sanford section .............. 01 Florida—Manatee section .............. 11 Florida—Tampa section ................ * 2 California— Southern district ........ , 6 WOMEN MUST REGISTER , I AND PAY POLL TAX 25* "Saturday Night” j MARKETS MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU V Ka f t H C E C IL B . D eM IL L E ’S 5 fta ft* ft» OTOR Sanford. Flu. c° * The Churchwell Co First Street- -Sells it fdr Less -Welaka Block Li/lSki �even when it is unpleasant in esaon DAILY HERALDtial to tho public well-being. Such UNCLE HANK JPvkliahrd H f r j r a ftrrtin n n r x r r p t H an- methods iib thoso said to bo employed 4*7 n l the D e m id llu fld ln * , io t in tho nttompt to get PenvoyB story • M n jrn n lU A » n Hanford, K in. THREW BOMB INTO AMERICAN LEGATION ROOM flclently familiar with thla widely known concort company to rocnll tho mnrvclous musical effects which thla quartot of plnycra obtained from thoir splendid peal o f holla. It may he intorosting to know that tho largest o f theso bolls weighed 2f> pounds and measured/ 10 . inches in BULGARIAN RADICALS PROBAB­ dlnmctor. This company will nppcnr nt ^hu LY SORE ABOUT OUR Princess Theatre in a return engageATTITUDE mon> Tucsdny, March 14, tomorrow night. erby purauod n man who may have boon responsible but bo escaped. Both tho police nnd tho American minister, Charles Wilson, boliovo the uet that of madman or radicals seeking revenge for American policy In regard to Soviet Russln. are beneath tho dignity o f nny decent newspaper or notts-gatherlng agency Every strnlght newspnpor In tho coun­ I*' ™ ■*n<*ia aatiMtin l>VII 1,18II KllB try will want to seo this matter thor­ I t j . IIUt.I .Y --------------------------~ -------B d l l o r CASH FOR CAMP DENNING M l .I .A l l I ) ...... H r r r r la r jr -T r r a a n r r r oughly investigated.—St. Auguattlne N H K L .................... (J m e m l H n n a c r r Record. c I l l W I N C lrra la tlo k H n n ig e r (l»r The Aaaoelntrd I'rraa) ------------ o ------------1 'fcone 148 op to OlOO P. H . WASHINGTON, March 18.—An So Jacksonville is not to have an A d v r r l l i l n i l ln t r a . M a d r K n o w n appropriation of $400,000 for the en­ A p p lication automobile factory after , all and tho ( 11? Tfce A a s o r l a t r d I 'rr a a ) largements o f quarters of officers Subscription Price In Advance building will be used merely as a SOFIA, Bulgntin, March 18.— An nnd men nt Camp Benning, Gn., Is One Year ...._________ .*— ............ .9A.00 H it Months ................................ ........... . IUM Florida distributing wnrohouae fo r tho oxploslon In the American legation "provided In the nnnual nrnty appro­ Delivered In C it y b y C a rrie r One W eek .................. .....................ID Centa Hanson cnr. Wo looked nt the “ sam­ Saturday night was believed to have priation hill as completed by a houso ple Inties" displayed at the State i boon a bomb thrown from the street sub-committee nnd Boon to he present­ T h e bln 12- lo Ib -p n g e W e e k ly H e r­ H rm ln ole C o u n t y fair by 4he company tHnt plasterod a l d e n t ir e ly c o vv e n into the legation conservatory. A pass­ ed to the houBe. la __________ publlah ed e v e r y F r i d a y . A d v e r tlalBK ratea m n d r k n o w n on n p p l l r n - stock all over the stntc on the grounds t l o n . D e m o c r a t i c In p o li tic o . WJWI per of establishing a new manufacturing y e a r , a l w a y a In a d v a n c e ._________________ industry in Florida, and the stock ■ B H I H t f i T I I K A S S O C IA T E D I'ltR S S snlesmnn in attendance came over, Wheti pickin' out nu automobile or looked lovingly nt the snmplo car and a wife, don't be deceived hy th’ hood, •US' Tho second week o f tho revival, j ■ ■ asked:—"A in’t she a dream?” . It de­ pi' paint, or th* pleasin' tinea of th1 meeting nt the Methodist church ■ body. velops now thnt “ she” was oxnctly ■ Poor Old Holly. IS DUE IN JACKSONVILLE BY opens with every promise of a great thnt—a drcnrfl.— Leesburg Commer­ Way out In Cnlifomin B success. A successful revival menus 1i ■ Where everyone in good, cial. a groat harvest o f rou I h . Much Inter­ ■ Sanford, Fla., first, thnt It here and — — . o ------------■ It isn’t nny wonder that est nnd earnestness prevails among ■ now goes on record ns'favoring t^e JThcy call It Hollywood. ■ , REACHED THE AGE OF enactment of atntc-wlde game and fish the people evidenced by their conTWEiNTY-ONE. lows which will adequately meet the Btnnt attendance, thoir testimony nnd l But now that they're informing '■ present need; second thnt this Rotary their prayers. YoBtordnV's services J Income Tax Specialist Barring things they shouldn’ t ■ Our old friend George Goolsby is club individually nnd collectively dedi­ brought out grent congregations. J ■ Don’t you think it would ho Jolly ■ celebrating tho twenty-first birthday cate to this enuso Its enorgy, Intellect Last night there was serious difficul- ■ At «the Seminole Hotel, Tuesday, March114th, from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. ■ To call it Hullywouldn’t. ■ of his excellent paper the Wnu- rnd Influence nnd promises to this end ty In finding seats for the number o f fl, —Thorn, in Kissimmee Gnzctte. j= chulln Advocate. It is worth some­ its hearty, loyal co-operation to tho people who thronged tho church. ------------ o-----------Dr. Walker’s morning message was j thing to an editor to know that he has representative and senntor o f Semi­ Great place is Hanford and becom­ I been twenty-one yenrs in one place, nole county in drnfting and passing intensely inspirational, being drnwn ing greater. thnt hns watched the city grow from at the next term, of the legislature from the first chapter of Deutcron- j ------------ o -----------a wide place in the road to a thriving |suitably protective fish nnd game imy. The spies report upon conditions That bond issue will give the city in the promised land and Caleh'a stand and prospered Laws." city thnt hns grown nnd much needed improvements. in tho matter. with the city. The sheriff’s office should he ro------------ o -----------The sermon last night on worldly We remember thnt twenty years ago j 1loved o f nil responsibility in tho cnYou will note thnt President' HurdGeorgo Goolsby had .just started his ( forremnnt of the game Inws nnd tho amusements was one of the most ar­ ing only stops at places thnt have excellent paper nnd together with his offiro of the state game warden resting messages delivered during tho golf links. good wife was working hard to put it created with deputies in all the coun­ meeting. It brought the young peo­ ------------ o-----------over. We also remember when he put ties. Such an office is ns logical n ple and their parents face to face This sort of wonther makes the colin the two revolution press in his measure ns thnt o f state shell fish with facts as they exist. The sermon ury growers think they nre having shop ns it was one o f the first to he commissioner. — Gndsden County dealt largely with the common trio: their prayers answered—thnt is those Theatre, dance and cards. Dr. Wnlkplaced in n print shop in thnt part of Times. that do not prny much. ----------o------------cr did not condemn these amusements the Btnte. Since thnt time twentyon general principles, but mftdo spec­ FISH FRY AT GENEVA There are moro holdups today In the one yenrs ago George nns edited and ific charges, which ho called upon his NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT heart of the big cities than over hap­ printed one of tho host weekly pnpors auditors to weigh in their minds, nnd pened in the wilds of the wild and in the stntc and we enn roach it fnrdeny— if they could. ther nnd say that it is one of the best The Community Club of Geneva will wooly west in the early days. weekly papers in the United States., give a fish dinner nt Genevn town Tho Herald for Post Cards. The Herald has said thnt speedsters Success to you, old friend nnd to your hall next Thursday night to which the Com e out and hear CO L. J. Q. N O L A N , N ational L ecturer of good wife who hns stood by your side public is cordially invited. Everyone should be taken in hand. They need T H E IN V IS IB L E E M P IR E and personal representative of and to nil your excellent office force who hns ever been to Genevn nnd^ Iti Rq RJ( R"l Ri R4 Rq Rs R>. n lesson and a good one to make them Col. W m . Jos. Sim m ons, Im perial W izard. L ecturer is a man RAt renlize thnt Sanford’s streets are not in which you have always been fortu- tasted that excellent cooking of the o f N ational Fam e. note in securing nnd keeping the bea4 good people o f thnt fine little city can Ra speedways. SECOND —all girls, we believe. May you all be assured of something good to eat Ra HAND LECTURE FREE Women must pay the poll tax this live another twenty-one yenrs nnd and plenty of fine fresh fish from I.nkeJ UK 7-pass, for $200 cash and II) Rid E v eryb od y invited. L A D IE S E S P E C IA L L Y URGED TO year before they vote which means keep the Advocate up to the snme Harney cooked just right. The Corn- Rn Ril monthly payments at $80 thnt hubby has more poll tax than or­ high standards and long before nnoth- munity Club o f Geneva is doing big Ka COM E !•-. dinarily. Hut then it is worth it for er twenty-one years it will be a daily things out there nnd have recently rm Ra the women will make abig difference nn<t n K*»«»d dnlly nt that. Wnuchulln purchased 12 lots in the center of the Ra » in politics. If youddn’t believe It. "Wes much to the Advocate and the city which will he made into a bcnutl- Hi na San lord, Florida fill park. Go out Thursday night and Goolshys. watch their smoke. Rat Rat C O R N E R F IR S T S T R E E T A & D P A R K A V E . assist in this most worthy enterprise R-t Ri P-t Rq Rq Rat Rq R* Ry P* as well as get something good to oat. Next Saturday Kissimmee will pull WASTEFUL POLICY, o ff a "Ford Day" tit which time all --------kinds of Fords will he gathered there ( The American people in the prodi-1 MUSICAL BELL to da various nnd sundry stunts nnd gnlihr of their nnturnl resources have, RINGERS prizes will he given and a big bnrhe- during the last half century, commitcue will he tendered to the crowd at ted more nnd bigger economic crimes AG. noon. We suppose Henry Ford and than any other people on earth. And Ed Higgins will be there. even now while the country stands It is doubt ------------ o------------half naked, stupidly and ruthlessly tore hns ever been prt A friend said today that the Con- stripped of so large a part of its nnAmerican public which has won gress should take the “ B“ out of bonus tive assets, wo don't seem to have er favor or obtained a wider follow­ nnd put tho "R " where it belongs and sense enough to realize our almost iring that that o f musical hell ringing. tnko the "onus” which in Latin means reparable loss, or if we hnve we are V K* nornti?.i!'ff ll" ,u'" l’1y an<l Iet t}>c cor. without the needed energy and decls- 1,H' art brought to America first I J ♦?» . THEjHEKALDPRINTINGCO. SECOND WEEK BIG REVIVAL HAS STARTED YOUR INCOME TAX RETURN MIDNIGHT, MARCH 15TH LIONEL D. MANER, B. P. A. KU KLUX KLANI II W • • HO THEY ARE HAT THEY ARE HY THEY ARE BUICK B .& 0.M — C- words is t h * Z t V, - . " •" , »">— • « ' character to S t about the * * FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 17 AT 8 P. M. '«>" »>y the late P. T. Harm.,,,. f * about the bonus I ill'"*' ' “ " " l M’" rk ” r reparation on or of even snv- Uhl1'’ tour,nK E'lglnml he heard a itigs whnt we have left. group o f a dozen church bell ringers •£♦ J practicing upon hand-bells nnd he co n -1 We all know what lias happened to The government seems to lie putting onr once glorious forests, with no ef­ •rived the Idea of using a large peal every obstacle in Henry Ford's way fort worth the name of reforestation, of bells nnd playing more elaborate. t %♦ .❖ A l o prevent his taking over Muscle and now we are destroying our grent music. These hells were made in England, Shoals. We said it all along. Thu game nnd fish resources nt such n rate Republican trust lovers and corpora­ that hero in Florida, in which we are as the world's best bells always have tion "buddies" will never let thnt big immediately vitally interested, it is been, but in conformity with his un­ proposition get to n man who might estimated thnt ten years more will failing, originality ns an advertiser, he dressed the players, both men and be interested in doing something foi n« without trnmo in our forests nnd women, in tho costumes of Swiss peas­ the people. nearly the same condition ns to fish in ants, nnd called the company "The our lakes nnd rivers. Swiss Hell Ringers," For many years CONTEMPTIBLE NEWS METHODS It takes tin lively imagination to tills company touted the United States *> A realize whnt this would mean to <ftir If Henry Peavey's story of the third r'nto. The dullest clodhopper enn see ln "a g o n a before railroads. wore at all degree through which certain news­ th ................. of the calamity. Think Kvnvr" \ ,T \ C art at thut WM paper men put him in uu attempt to Of Florida sttill in tho youth of her * « « » » * “ > thal our Rrnndfnthors re,mr>lnr..r i i » with ,her vast< fields a n and „ i cal most vividly Swiss Jk V♦ find out whether he was the murderer nutuurci development r„ . . the . . visit. . o. f tho . ia true, i ,rarest, s once so amazingly t i rich i t iIn ev- Bell Ringers to thuir native towns. %♦ o f Willlnm Desmond Taylor is ,, . . . .1 », ,1 X VX let nl «>rv k*nil |. , ofmwild ,a■ ifnine, find , .her rivers . It seems that thereafter tho art fell ♦% then it is a bad business and oiilciai , , . . . T ♦% t investigation and punishment should -ml lakes heavily stocked with fine [nU> “ ml ‘f twu“ not r0“ ' ,y P° r- «!♦ not he lacking. If tho story is not fish of all kinds, soon to be practically fl>ctwI or rBV,vwI in nny WOrlhy Way I t •true, then the telling of it is had busi­ without either because her own glut­ nntil 1H{»H, when Itulpli Dunbar and *> V ♦♦♦A ness and due to he jlenlt with accord­ tonous hunters hunters mid fishermen, his luother founded the famous Dun-* Y v ingly. ’ regardless of law, right or reason, bar Bell Ringers at St, .Joseph, Mo. The news-gathering business is dif­ have depleted these splendid resources These brothers went to England anti itad made nrr’ • thoir special super­ ficult enough nt best. It has been almost to exhnustionhard enough for newspaper men to Sometbing must lie done and done vision a po, 1 of bells which was unmake people see that their profession ' qllit.kiy to nv(.rt this threatened cal‘ ho most complete ami most in an honornblo and necessary one, and we tire glad to see the R o -t,,urf* 1 ^ {,t ever cast. 1 thnt getting the truth and tolling it tnrv club at Sanford has taken the inT ,W e 1h,1Ib wcrw nuule under thoir - ______________________________ _ itIntIve in the movement hy passing own Por8onal Hupe. vision by the same " „ ■ .■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1vitrorous resolutions on the subject, hellfoumlers that cast the great bells nnd urging the co-operation o f every of Westminster Abbey and St. Paul’s n club in the state, Cnthcdri)l in London, as well ns prae■ Onr gnme laws are practically dead we" known church S on the statute books. Little or no o f the world. Tho peal ombraced 1» 3 fort 1h made to enforce theni, and be- ,aoru than five netnven chromatic ■ cause no such offort is mnde g o o d ,^ ro,,Kh the middle register FRUITS S citizens otherwise law-abiding, yield wc,rt' ,nanY as six 1,0,Ih ,,f thl' ”l *0 tho hud exnmplft of others nnd hunt HHmv tmto. Ihe vogue o f tho Dunhu and ■ nnd kill nut of season in such qunntl- Bo)l Ringers was the most notable of 4 ties as they desire. And so tho vnBt Hl>y similar company which has npVEGETABLES ■ "’nughtor goes merrily on all over the I’enrcd on the American concert plut* state, with no thought o f the evil day for,n- They gave more than 2,801) 1 not distant when there will be no concerts up to 1012 when both Harry 5 "nme loft to nlnughtor. Rnlph Dunbur.resigned thoir plncSi Hero Is the most Important of tho es in the quartet to others. The com^ Phones 497-494 1resolutions passed by tho Sanford P»ny up to then had traveled 400,000 , L V WELAKA BLOCK I club nnd evory nowspapor ln Florida nilles In Americn nnd Europo. The should loin In tho work of stirring ov- Dunbar bothers collected hundreds of * 4&1 Courteuy and Prompt Ser­ ary other club In tho state to action, P“ Bus of newspaper matorinl puhlishvice Our Motto and legislature also. led regarding their tours, hut tho pnt . . .a . . .. . . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . "Resolved, by the Rotary club o f r«>us of the Uedpnth Bureau nre sef [; ' ^ ^ ^ V V V V V V V V - ♦♦♦y ? ♦ tf fA tX Tom orrow Fire Insurance ft fl T u u AA tt GROCERIES a H si Aw : *'t\ V - ' 1 4- �< 1 **"J* | *.J|i / * 'It! I'fWT PAGE THREE Store Manager W as Robbed by Bandits, .The Trolley Car Holdup mere item oi “ Breakage- o f Glass” in a matter o l quality Pcnnsylvanla Seems to be Getting Her Share of Robberies »* Ji ai mirlioneit ,he fnbxcco* u*cd it t of finer hence of better < in any o th e r at the price. the long journey anos, Irom raciory to io •Kimball Pianos, from factory homo prices. Whon von you are out shop* shopping, don't fall to stop In at T. J. Miller & Sons*, and look them over. Then sou Mr. Lanier, for prices and terms. 288-tfc from the North is a great ex- BROWNSVILLE, Pii.,~ March 18.— Albert Fleming! manager of the W. J, Rainey & Co., store nt Allison, was robbed of approximately $30,000 irf company’s mine payroll hy six ban­ dits who held up trolley car foftr niile.i from here Saturday. The haiAits es­ caped in in auto after wounding the guard who accompanied Fleming. frljtri Ttbattt C». t jjl ,; pense and handicap to Florida users o f Glass % containers. PITTSBURGH, Pa„ March 13.— Four armed men SnturdaV held up tho paymasters of the Bernard Gloekidr Company nt Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street nnd escaped with com­ pany payroll o f $10,000. For Information and reservation [see Kenneth Murrell, AdjuWdt Campbell-Losslng Post, Sanford. DOYLE GOES AROUND IN 70 nnnrp— *•00cnHh•1° m UUlfULi ( I I ; T h e . K a i j f l n O d I’ r m l JACKSONVILLE, March 13.— Put Doyle, o f St. Louis, was the only one o f the 40 entrants in the opening round of tho Florldn open golf cham­ pionship tournament at the Florida Country Club here' yesterday to do par or better for the 18 holos, going around In 70, or two under par. Other of Turkishand Domestic cards ranged ns high ns 93 for Rubsell Stillings, the local amateur. Walter Hagan, of St. Louis, west­ ern open champion, nnd Gono Snrnz„i>n, of Pittsburg, Pa., who won the southern open championship nt Now Orleans last week, and who paired in yesterdny’s piny went around In 77 Ihorlzlng the chief justlco of the aup- could not assume the assignment pow­ each. Play ns a wholo was without ending outstanding features. remo court to assign district judges to er would bo abused. Idr Y" j u r i s t s in “ If I believed that, I would wont to ••WET*’ STATES .work In other .than their own state* There would he fewer hones o f,co n ­ abolish nil courts," snnid Senator might result tn trials by judges who tention If there were fewer bonchonds. Cummins, There Isn’t any safety In numbers 'f tamii'lnlctl l*rraa) wore “ not in accord with the Iden3 of Tho extrn judges proponed, Senator fi-T.-M doesn't apply ft) submarines. [jTON, March 13.— A new |tho community.'* Cummins said were needed urgently to g enforcement o f prohlb- f Senator Cnruway, Democrat, Ar- correct present "shameful" adminis­ ye.stordny in tho senate kansns, said ho had boon appronohe 1 tration of justice, and the congested i deration of n bill to au- hy a man urging support of tho bill condition of fcdornl court dockets. j een additional fcdornl dis- nnd told thnt "tho only excuse" for The bill went over for furtl^r con- j Dumocrntic oonntors the assignment provision wnB to moot sideratlon, Ion tho bill Immediately, n situation caused hy refusal o f cer­ |ng more judges, otherf tain judges to enforce tho Inw. TO ENTERTAIN MncNIDF.R be assignments proponed Senator CumminB, Republican,'i i judges add others oppos­ [own, in a charge of the mensure, said III; The AmnM'Intetl I'renM) ition which, It was -.aid, that never during its consideration1 "dry” judges In “ wot" by committee had ho hoard any sug-J ORLANDO, March 13.— Elaborate |ce versa, gestlon that some organisation w as! preparations are being made hy tho Relieved libitum enforcement qiics- behind tho hill for tho purpose cPcd locnl, American Legion post for tho bugld up by Senator Broun by Senator Caraway, nddlng thnt he entertainment o f Hanford MncNlder, in 72 Hours prat, Louisiana, one o f the deplored “ any narrow or sectunl view" national commander of tho American Without Drugs onents of tho Volstead in denting with the hill, and inck of _ I.egion, who will arrive in Orlando on -( 9 , Pain* in UMrt, ChMt, Bhdulder, Armr— kid tho bill's provision au- confidence In tho chief Justlco. He March 18. \ months at $30 Good tires, and top and / mechanical condition good. Chesterfield ^ OTOR B.&O.M CIG ARETTES Sanford, Florida Tidewater Glass Mfg. Co. I JUBT ARRIVED Herald want ads get results. L a rg e Shipm ent o f WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS GLOBE PIANO CO. Substantial reduction fro m last SAVE YOU MONEY Write us year’s prices ' Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA Angina P#etorl»—Difficult Breath, BmotherIng, Dlxxy, Fainting Bpel la, Uropikal Hwelljnga. Albumen and Sugar, hare been perman­ ently relieved within 72 hour* la 2 wstko, without Drug* anJ Msdicinss, In thousand* of caaea, by Tha Walden Method. U5'/r of autfarermof Heart Trouble, Cardiac Asthma, Angina. Itlood Pres sure.Threatened Paralysis. Hardened ArUriea and Kidney Complaints have no organlo trouble and can bo promptly and permanently mllevod by Tho Walden Method, without druga. Write for S8 page bool, copyrighted, explaining the Nature, Cauxea and Permanent Belief of thexo com­ plain te. without drug*. Scientific Conaultallon Chart, References, etc., which jvlll l>o pent to aufTcrera Free, upon receipt of a alatomont of tholrcaiui. Address: Tho Walden Institute, Snlto 407, Plymouth Bldg.. Hew Haven. Conn. Hill Hardware Co. 5 SOUND AND DEPENDABLET h e P eop les’ Bank o f S a n ford w as sound and de­ pendable in the old d ays and it is sound and dedcpendable now . It seeks neuf business on its record , and cordially invites you to becom e one o f its cu stom ers. I f you w ish a han king affiliation that sta n d s-h ig h in public co n fid e n ce nnd is bu ilt on ch a ra cter, you S u p r e m A e : - could not do b etter thnn to m aintain an accou n t ■ ' w ith Seven-Passenger ■ \b With Famous jj j ansted engine ($2285 F. O. B. Factory) BUY IMPROVED PROPERTY! City Lots with Paved Streets, Sidewalks, Gas, City W at­ er, Electric Lights and Sewer connections, in all parts o f the city. * NOW IS THE TIME TO BUILD ■ - This car 1b built specially to meet the demand for a strictly high-grade, unstinted* un cramped, seven-passenger touring car— come and see it| B. & 0. MOTOR CO. DISTRIBUTORS ’ SANFORD FLORIDA ASK US ABOUT IT Sanford is growing, property is going higher every day. You are losing your chance to get some real bargains in improved city property if you fail to consult— GEORGE W. KNIGHT real estate INSURANCE - . i The Peoples Bank of Sanford i • * * ■ CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY “ SERVICE TH A T COUNTS” We handle everything in THE FRUIT A N D VEGETABLE LINE C a r L ots o r Loan. S h ip ua Richmond, Virginia that home. The above improvements are essential and improve the value of your property. EASY TERMS • S i (I. 0 . A . CHULUOTA INN NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS CITY TA X BOOKS CLOSE APRIL 1, 1922, AFTER WHICH ALL T A X ­ ES REMAINING'UNPAID W ILL BE COLLECTED BY LEVY AND SALE OF THE PROPERTY UPON WHICH TAXES ARE DELINQUENT. ALFRED FOSTER, 294-24tc City Tax Collector. On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Coast Railway, Chuluota, Fla., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private baths find hot water heat. Flrat c Ibbs cuisine. Rates $2.50 to $SJS0 per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ cording to location of room. MRS. CHAS. D, BRUM LEY, Manager OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE - J —---- :......■ :.........................fei �pa® m -* r, ■ WZ f" ft1-*: THE SAdrORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 18. 1822 *■V titloneer, endeavoring tp follow in the science, so that after death human VIOLATOII OP LAW footstaps o f humanity's way-shower testimony can establish boyond a reas­ Christ Jesus, who, in doing the will of onable doubt thnt if a physician had Merely Exercises Right of Refusal his Father, went about reforming the heel called the child would not have sinner, healing the sick, uplifting the died? Doos tho duty o f 'a parent to Me ta Me ka tai Editor Tribune: The following nows fallen, nnd raising tho dead; proving call a*physlclnn attach whoro a child •Item from St. Petersburg appears in by his works tho all-sufficiency o f is’-affllctcd with n necessary fatal Bail­ There is to be a supper, Bale and largo type In* todny's issue o f your God for every human need, nnd who ment, such as consumption and con­ paper: "Diptherln in a Christian said: "Ho that bclleveth on me, the tinue until death occurs? Cnn the fish-pond at tho Paola school grounds Scientist's tloine. Refuso Ordinary works that I do shall ho do also." Can law fix what Mass of nilmenta a next Friday night, March 17th, from Medical Ttontmenfc” And "A Police­ Christian people believe thnt this.ex­ chltd must be suffering from before 0:80 to 8:30, Adult supper, 35c; chil­ man stationed at the fiouso to enforco emplary man, Mr. Bell, once an or­ .the failure to call a physician becomes drens suppori 26c. Cream and cake, qvinra^tinc.” It would appear pear ifrom dained minister o f tho gospel; one culpable negligence, so thnt If death ir»c. Everyone will get something W hereas, bank ads are the onk- u , tile above that Mr. Abrahim Dell, the pledged to dtf God's bidding, should ensues, in one it is manslaughter and in the fish pond and the ladles will Shall a find'fancy work and aprons and the & & & £ . * * • * * * $ &"Pend, * IhHstlan Scientist, bind attempted or need to be guarded as n criminal, be­ in nnither class it Is not’? Chi parent who belongs to that exemplary cause of his hnvlng refused to havo children will find dolls jn the sale. win attempting to dlsoboy the laws of Florida* thereby subjecting our citi­ his child inoculated with what 99 per bnnd of Christians who havo no faith This in to be given by tho Lnlien’ Aid W e P*y you ln tercst for the use of zens to the scourgo o f diptherln. The cent of nil those that dlo o f diptherln In the efficacy o f mcdlclno bo con­ of Paola nnd tho proceeds o f tho sup­ m oney, offerin g you in return public should know tho fn’ets In the nre chuck full o f at the time o f death? victed of manslaughter because he per will be given to the church and “ vin* » “ fu ll m easure o f S m i « \ f 0,u' Wo citizens should not forgot that fails -to call n physician to attend a the proceeds from the sale will be for case, which arc these: Mr. Boll, the T a n gib le A es stance when reo„” edS*f,t». father o f the child, suspecting that every medical law enacted at Talla­ sick child that subsequently dies? the Ladies’ Aid. R eed ou r bank ada and be convinced please come out an the ladles are his boy, twelve years of age, might hassee Is at tho instigation o f the Until the practice of medicine becomes Christian an exact science so thnt it can be ee- working hnrd to give you your monbe afflicted with either a contagious physicians of this state. or infectious dlscnse, called in a phy- j Scientists concede to physicians the tnbllshcd beyond the peradventure o f oys worth nnd the grounds are fino NOTICE! alclan so that should such be the case right to control themeselvca and to a doubt thnt death would not havo en­ for the young folks to piny gamos if We have a limited supply of the new Padp- n»n all precautions could be taken, in. minister to all.those desiring their sued if a physician had been In at­ they wish. ' tribute to our nnd e u « o n ,." “ t * . " ,h !'‘ w, strict compliance with our stato law. [ sendees, but physicians have neither tendance, I think>tho answer to all Bible class was held lust night at « thin — .......................... . . I . . . • •:» .1 . *' • 1 - The physlclnn had the necessary tests nn Inherent nor a legislative right to these questions must he an unqualified the homq (of Mrs. Burnett. We nre • made and pronounced the case dip-j compel anyone to submit to their ■No.’ glad to report a good crowd present * - Sincerely yours, therla. The household was quarahtln- theories of medication vy^lch nre n* Mr. jClark anqouheed church for the W. TRUMAN GREEN, ed and the house placarded. This was unstable nnd chnnging as the color of first Sunday in next month. There is Committee on Publication for Florida. also to bo a baptising on that day. done with tho consent and with the a chameleon. A COMMUNITY BUILDER Tampa, March' 3, 1022. To illustrate: I was for a numbor n’pproval of Mr. Bell and his famlty. My. Jones hns returned ,to his home F. P. FORSTER, President TTie physician demanded that the of years a registered pharnmeist; in New York after a very pleasant B. p. WHITNER, ( ‘child be Inoculnted with antt-toxln se­ learned and licensed in the arts o f the Free TriaPfor Goal visit with hla sister, Mrs. Cooke, rum, which the parents refused to al­ liTofesfeton. It is now n little over ten Thu school children nre soiling pen­ After a Touchdown low^ The matter wns then called to years since I have been engaged in cils to got themselves a basket ball. kutaNiiaaftiJtaimNtatni the attention of the mayor by the the drug business. In this short time Abolished Today I hear thnt they havo most of ,them D u n b a rM a le l physician, who In his effort to com­ the pharmnn'epoln has so chnngcd sold. Good luck to you, children, pel tho parents to submit to his mode that I am no longer qualified to prac­ BY FOOTBALL RULES COMMIT­ that’s the spirit that everyone likes to tette and Bell RjM o f treatment threatened them thnt tice phnrmncy ns n result of these ( see. i TEE W ILL MAKE A Princess, March l l should the child die he would swenr chnnges, although I hold licenses in Mr, und Mrs. A, A. Hicks were.cull­ DIFFERENCE out n warrant charging them with several states, including Florldn, ing on Mrs. B. W. Smith on Wednes­ The very latest style manslaughter. With this threat star­ which state on their face that I was day afternoon. Mljr T h p ( a a « r | 8 t r r i I’ f e a a l | j. * t ing them in the face the parents at the time a duly qualified pharma­ NEW YORK, March 13.— Free trial s m it h T ^ I courteously refused tho serum treat­ cist. It docs not take a very learned for goal after a touchdown wns abol- ° f C* C. Pearson Inst Thursdny evenment. A policomnn was placed on the man to recognize the fallacy of those Ishod Saturday by the Football Rules j i»*K for « surprise party on his dnughGarage and M a r J ivnlk In front o f tho house ns n quar­ "cock suro” curatives which are tor- Coifimlttoc. Honceforth tho team ter, Frances. It was a complete sufE xpert Auto R e p a b ll antine officer, thus making it npponr med specifics today, nre in the scrap scoring n touchdown mny put tho ball \!,rl8c »md 11 fine time was enjoyed by Phone 30 Corner that Mr. Boll could not be trusted to heap tomorrow. In play on dr back o f opponents five allA T YOUR O W N PRICE observe quarantine regulations; there­ In April, 1020, the supreme court yard line nnd from scrimmage try for fore this measure wns taken for the of Florida handed down an opinion in a single point by any legnl scoring “ W E DELIVER T R I M ’l! STILL NO GHOST. snooty of the public. the case entitled, "Bradley vs. State of piny. The physician did not Just wittingly Florida,” in which tho court decides Quick S ervice t J I l l ) ' T h e A - m i r l f i f ril I'rrMHl CALEDONIA MILLS, N. S „ March discover this ease; he wns sent for by that medical treatment is not compul­ Storage Facllitiql Drop a Coin in the Box RIVAL IRISH FORCES 13.— Not ••thing even faintly liko a ghost Mr. Bell because of his desire to "ful­ sory. Tho following iB the concurring If we please you, tell TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES wnh seen or heard Inst night in tho fill the law.” .Thus proving again ns opinion written by Chief Justice EVACUATE DIFFERENCES (ell ub. Phone U|H For a few days only little valley home, from which AIox has been done times without number, Brown: "The all important question McDonald nnl his family were driven thnt n Christian Scientist is a peace­ is must n parent cull a physician ev­ ( H r T h e A a w t r l n l n l I’ ra u a l ful, law-abiding citizen. ery time his child is sick, or risk being BELFAST, March 13.—Settlement by pranks and noises and uncniiny ocH . W . N IC K E R * Mr. Bell who is n resident of St. j adjudged guilty of manslaughter if of trouble between rivnl forces o f the curanees. But today the spark of Public Accountant; A uiiuJ Petersburg, wns for n numbor of the child should die? If not, who is Irish Republican nrmy in Limerick hns •hope sttill remained with Dr. Walter Income Tai fltnial yenrs a Congregational minister do- to decide when the child is sick enough been ronchqd. Under, ^he agreement Franklin Prince, the Now York scien­ Room 16 McNciH-Davia 1 voting his life in nn effort to help to place upon tho father the oblign- both parties will evacuate the city. • tist, who hns been on the watchout "hone 852 fJ-M for the pinyful person or spook since . --------- :------------------ f humanity to understand the Christ, tion to call a physician? Is it the last Tuesday. thus to find God. It was during his father or tho neighbor or must the Dunbar Male Quar­ nctive ministry thnt Christian father call a physician to ascertain if Sanford S te am I i ] Bay R with u Herald Want Ad. Science healed him. In due time nf- the child needs n physician? Has tho tette and Bell Ringers— ter his physlenl hcnllng, Mr. Ball bo- practice o f medicine become nn exact Princess, March 14th. FOR SERVICE 1 enmp nn nctlvo Christlnn Science pracOnce out Once our nnvy Is reduced, 29R-6tp Dunbar Male QuarCall 146-J 1 HOLDS BELL NOT A PAOLA POINTS d r at « Meat T H E jH I ti. j. HO * - % "lir n ii* aub« O a r Veal lix «• «< Del O a r W e* T h e hi, • M e a lli a a « I* Pi a?.-£ *— » r , al* Way ou Whcr. It isn’ t {They But non ' Barri Don’t y To ci Grcn Ing Rn That much i You in* on golf U This ory ill their i thnt d Thej heart pencil wooly The ahouli n lose reniia speed W< year thnt dinm the i in pi watc N< o ff i kind to (I priz cue noot Ed A ttrei nnd tnki bur T eve •to Sbt Re tin pr* be tht W H A T IS A BANK a d v e r t is e m e n t J F irst National Ba JUST LOOK! SAFETY RAZOR THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. s i rs— tette and Bell Ringe Princess, March 14th. MAKE OUT YOUR INCOME T A X ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Get An Abstract Before . E m p lo y m e n t B u rl The vocational committee o(H ness nail I'rofc.taiona! Wonsl requests ail young uroima fl employment to rt-gister it til National Bank. 1 AGNES (1. IIKKNER.CU E. A . DOUGLASS, Pres, The time is growing short and I will be at the a ■ ■ 5 , hu mi im *4 ms ‘ „ ms $100 cakh, ten months at by $65 for n good Peoples Bank ■ ■ W ednesday km ax Fi mi March 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th £ B .& 0 .M ™ C - £ New Decisions on Income T a x j Which vitally effect incomes have just been rendered and were releas­ ed by wire hut have not been made public. W e have it all. Now is your ■. • ' Geo. W . Knight Real Estate and Innn ms SANFORD R !•» Specialist in Spinai Adjustments Sanford, Fla. go : Jl and Work Shop CONTRACTOR and BUI Attorney-at-Law W m. *4 General 517 Commercltl Street Baah George A . DeCottes : - LEXINGTON S [ PROPERTY OWNERS TAKE NOTICE ■ ■ Ovtsr Seminole County Bank 1* * i Ovqr Seminole County Bank SANFORD -i- .j. FLORIDA New Cord Tires and paint, best of mechnnicnl condition Sunday, Monday, Tuesday andj]| opportunity. Attorney and CoutiMllor-at-Law * it I ..£**£. 1j Practicing in State and Federal Conrta MOVE W ORKS V. C. COLLER, Pn» Buying Property ■ CC W . BAWLING, P rJ SANFO RD THOS. J. A. REIDY ■ ■ ■ £ PROFESSIONAL £ £ AND BUSINESS £ £ DIRECTORY £ 298-Otp ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n pnr Wol al>o ? • J . Kermode, D * Doctor of CblropracUc Sanford Machine C. Foundry Co. Gamer-Woodruff nulldtng General Mnchlne and Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m. and 1 to 0 p. m. Cylinder Grinding; DsLaxii Sundays and ovtaings by appointment Oversize Rings and Pina; A S. O. Shinholser Stdel Gear Bands: Crank W Contractor and Builder turned; agents for Callle Id* 8ANFOUI) -J. FLORID* Outboard Motors. - ■ T h e law provides that “ I f tax­ i es upon real estate shall not be p aid before the first day o f A pril o f any year, the T a x C ollector T h is is to n o tify all concerned th at the requirem ents o f law will be com plied w ith and the T ax Books will p ositively be closed on A p ril fir s t as provided by law and all lands on w hich ’ taxes have not been paid will bo ad­ vertised and executions issued fo r unpaid personal property taxes. ’D* ___________ - | T W O . M E N - One o f them paid ren t all o f his life ; the other lot and hom e. W hen they cam e tp the last atretch o jo u rn e y they m ot, one o f them looked tired and (118j a because all th at he had to sh ow fo r his life was a rent r e c e ip ts ), and the oth er looked liko he respected ^ ^ nnd fe lt th at .he w as a man am on g men. (because accum ulated a little som eth in g In his travels). W h ich m an are you g oin g to b e ? W e sell lots on easy terms with a small P« mentdown . I Meisch Realty Co �■■ V. , ■1 \ ' *' • • \ • r ; v ..?7 . f V , V \ ’ PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1922 S O C IE T Y ' pjtED DAIGBR. Soelotj Editor, & F phont 317-W attending to club business, reduction of duos, and making plans, for tho Chuutnuriuu. All momhors are roquested to attend. onstrated Its worth by pumping water continuously for over four hours, and it is tho consensus o f opinion thnt tho Commissioners used wise business Judgment in purchasing this piece of flro fighting apparatus. JENNY SPAULDING CIRCLE Tho Jonny Spaulding Circle mot on Mnrch 9th at tho homo o f Mrs. E. M. r l » r « T * J X u (m r tM H t! . « « . fi win Carroll. Sorvlco was tho subject dis­ HAROLD SMITH KILLED W HILE cussed. After tho business n social hour was enjoyed, the hostess serving HANDLING GUN ■ goCIAL CALENDAR delicious refreshments. Tho next mooting will bo Thursday Harold Smith, tho 15-ycnr-old son , „_p|po Organ Club will moot ‘ih M rt. Schollo Malnca and Mra. nftornoon at the home of Mrs. Robert o f Mr. and Mrs. G. Rnssott Smith, ac­ J * Mooro at their home on Mag- Glenn. All members are urgod to at- cidentally killed himself Saturday tend. night about 7:30 nt tho home on tho Avenue Avcnuc. cornor of Third and Pulmetto while _Call mooting of the nu»D playing with a pistol. He, in com­ ^^n n d Professional Womon's Club HINTERMISTER pany with two boys friends, had been "fthe I Club rooms at 8 p. m. playing with n radio outfit nnd Harold AND MILLER SUF■iLftsdny—Welfare Department of [ playfully pulled tho pistol from n .Woman'" Club at 3:80 p. m. FERED FIRE LOSS drawer and was out scaring tho hoys by _**j "'J^M ny—Mrs. rs. John Molsch will — onthe members of_ the Idlers Warehouse Located at Rand's Siding flourishing it nround his head, not knowing it was londod. In some man­ jit hor homo on West hirst Ilumed to Ground Saturday ner it .was fired, tho bullet entering Evening his left side through tho shoulder and K iy -C h lld r e n 's Story Hour will ranging downward must have reached The warehouse located nt the rail­ ^ h d d at f^ur o'clock at Central nnd heart. The report wuh road crossing on West First Street nt his lungs __ _____________ . . . ___ . __ ____ fsrkRand's Siding, belonging to T. J. Mil- henhl by his Hister in the next room jl u, Lewis before buying your lei a Son and occupied by the J. H. and she rushed to his Hide but ho died $** Can save you money. S01-6t Hlntcrmister Plnno Co., .with pianos In a few minutes without speaking. Harold was an exceptionally bright nnd phonographs, burned to tho young mun, Just reaching the age ground Saturday nftemoon about nix , * Waterman, of Tampa, wns In •• . ____I '* VorTho woek . ___I end on a busl- o ’clock. Tho warehouse, while insldo where ho wns n grent help to his fath­ ien* . ! tho city limits, hns no fire plugs near er in his printing office and waB 1m 3,1 ° ' ______ ! nnd the flro department wns obliged grently beloved by his teachers and •Hr unci Mrs. M. I. Levine, of Orlnn- to use the new pumper tnking water school mates of the grammar school. L^wcre among the week end guests from the Southern Utility Co. pool His death has cast a gloom over the west o f the enr tracks. When water j city among his young friends nnd the Jppjng »t tho Montozumn. wns obtained the flro wns too far gone Jmany friends of the family. His father nnd mother, two brothers, Her­ o n Renick, of Jacksonville, spent to be able to save the building. The Hintcrmistcr Piano Co., ^ lost bert C. Smith and George T. Smith, of J V ‘;,k end here with his wife, reseveral pianos, talking machines, rec­ McKeesport, Pa,, und Histers, Mrs. gminp to Jacksonville this evening. ords, sheet music nnd musical inatru- Harry Beckham, of this city; Mrs. A. lin(, Mrs. H. H. Vans Renosslor, ™ nt« and supplies of all kinds. T. J. L, Mowcn, of Hawks Park; Mrs. O. C. nnd Hill, of Orlando, are left to muorn the rftfew Rochelle, N. Y., wore guests' Miller &. Son lost tho building nnd Iobs of the bright young lad. many people who had furniture stored the Montezuma for the week end. The funeral was held from the home In the building lost all their furniture. It is impossible' to estimate at this yesterday afternoon at 3:30. E. E. W. M. Road, of Now York, made Hoard, of New Smyrna, officiating, _ hindquarters at tho Montozumn time Just what the loss will bo ns tho ii» ruins are still too hot to make nn ex­ amy interment was made in Lnkevicw 5 * in the city for the week end on amination. The Hintcrmiater Piano cemetery where tho floral offerings ,ines* Co., are among the new business firms attested the love and esteem in which of the city coming hero from Augusta, the young son was held l>y everyone. I). L. Thrasher is among the SnnGa., about six months ago. They also To the grief stricken parents and M people attending the meeting in have a down town store in tho Wo- brothers and sisters is extended the Ocila today In reference to the re­ laka block and their goods in this sympathy of many friends and espec* moval of the stnto capital. room were all they had left after tho tally from the Sanford Herald. fire. Hn. George Eddy, of Now York, CARD OF THANKS Tin* town was thrown in darkness i stopping nt the Montezuma for a for over an hour, due to the fact that To the many Sanford, Orlando and •rtiit. Mrs. Eddy spoke nt tho Conthe main feed wires from the electric New Smyrna friends and neighbors, (rtgalional church last evening to a light plant to the city passed hear this the teachers and schoolmates of our hrjjr and interested audience. building, but due to the efficient work beloved hoii Harold (“ Hrowniu") to­ of tho fire department nnd of the gether with the Business nnd Pro­ Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hath, Mr. and pumping nppnrntus recently purchas­ fessional Woman’s Club, the Daily Mrs. II. J. Keys, Misses Anna McAred by tho city commissioners the pole Herald staff and others who so spon­ ttarand Minnie E. Pnyno of Lansing, line nnd sorvlco wires were not de­ taneously and lovingly contributed Mich., who are touring the atnte, hnvo stroyed, in which event tho city would beuutiful floral designs and in ho returned to Snnford for a 'short stay. have been deprived of electric service many ways expressed heartfelt sym­ Saturday night which would have pathy in the sad hour of our loss and WELFARE DEPARTMENT proved a great finnncinl loss to tho bereavement, Wo hereby extend our Then' will be a meeting of tho Wel­ merchants. deepest appreciation and thanks nnd fare Department of tho Woman’s Club, This piece of fire equipment dem- pray that the "God o f nil Grace” will Wednesday afternoon at 3:30. Under abundantly bless and reward them. the new by-laws, this will bo the first Mr. and Mrs. G. Bassett Smith, meeting of the now club year. and Family. The chairman of this department will appreciate the presence of every BEFORE BUYING department member and will bo glad W AKEFIELD PRE­ to see new members who will work SERVING CO., DO­ A PHONOGRAPH with the department this year. k. „ an7 t UHImb COOKED FOOD SALE The Women’s Club of tho Holy ■Crnss church will hold u cooked food uk, Saturday afternoon at Deane Turner's store. All kinds of good things will he on sale, lattons. After hearing Dr. Hudson talk about conditions In China there Is no one who will over say thnt Amerlcans should not do'their full duty In sending mlsslonarlees to that country and create a. bottor feeling among tho races o f the world and especially among tho teeming millions o f China — millions thnt would no iongor be tho "yellow peril” if they were Christianized under American mis­ sionaries. COMPTROLLER CALLS FOR STATEMENTS TODAY OF NATIONAL HANKS WASHINGTON, Mnrch 13.— Comp­ troller o f Currency today Issued a jcnll for the condition o f oil National Banks at the closo of business, Fri­ day, March 10. fl E B t e r m s B a B a 8 •' 8 you wear it will pay you to take a peep at the 8 many new articles we are receiving by each S express. M The Store That i*'Different Sanford, ’Florida FLORIDA' METROPOLIS _ul_ SENDS BOWLING TEAM ■ ■ — --- - ---- ■-----. TO TOLEDO TOURNAMENT pFOR SALE OR LEASE— One 20 acre, mun of executive ability. Prefer fu r­ one 10 acre Snnford ave. walking TOLEDO, Ohio, Mnrch 13.— Tho niture, hardware, grocery or hotel con­ distance to city. Two lots corner Florldn Metropolis' evening paper five nection but will accept anything.—J. Center nnd Elm nvo. Two lota west 301-lt of JnckksonVille, holds the record for F., care o f Herald. side Palmetto nvo., 50 ft. from Elev­ team tto travel tho greatest dlstnnce enth St. Mnke offer. B. T. Corey, FOR RENT tot American Bowling Congress tourn­ owner, 115 N. Spring St., Los Ange­ ament which is being held here, A FOR RENT— Furnished housekeeping lica, Calif. 288tf; 20-tf nnd bed rooms. 314 East Fifth St. pet alligator was brought along ns a 299-3tp FOR SALE— Warehouse with R. R. mascot. I siding. Within four blocks o f center of city. FOR SALE Geo. W. KNIGHT Dunbar Male Quar­ FOR SALE— Cnsh and carry Grocery 272-tfc Store, 311 Snnford Ave. 300-Gtp tette and Bell Ringers— FOR SALE— Oak and other hard FOR SALE— Baby cnrrlngc, good conwood, strand wood range, $2.50; Princess, March 14th. dition. Practically now. Apply nt • fire place, $2.00.— Hoskins Jones, Herald office. 2Ui)-3tp Beardall Avenue. 280-tfc FT)It SALE— One 5-room cottage, in MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE— Harley Davidson m otor good condition, good loention, good cyclo, two cylinder, three speeds. MONEY TO LOAN on ronl estate, 1st flowing well. $700 cash, bulnnco on Box 019. 285-12tp mortgage* only.— S. J. Policy, Route terms. See II. M. Rumbey, 310 South A, Box 22(5, Sanford, Fin. 300-Gtd-ltw Holly Ave.___________________ 298-12ULOST FOR SALE— Celery farm, a real bar­ LOST— On First street, n long bar “ W AN TED gain.— E. F. Lane. 298-Gtp penrl pin with one pearl out, Satur­ SALESMAN to cover locnl territory, selling dealers. Guaranteed salary FOR SALE— 15 acres, 10 tiled, I room day night. Finder plenso leave at Terms. Herald nnd receive reward. 285-tfc of $100.00 per week for right man.— } house, lmrn, 1 wells, The Commercial Radium Co., Fifth — II. B. Lewis. Phone 340 or 301 LOST— Tan colored pockotliook con301-tGc Avo. Bldg,, New York. 300-Gtp taining sum of money. Return to WANTED— For our trade, Florida FOR SALE— Tomato plants, any Herald. Reward. 301-2tp quantity, for prompt delivery.— LOST— On Snturdny evening, a 32nd fruits and vegetables of all kinds, 288-tfc unlimited outlet, prompt returns.— Chase & Co., Phono 530. degree Masonic pin (double eagle, Artec Fruit Co., Florences. C. 2DC-Gtc FOR SALE— Two story business Scottish rito). Finder please return WANTED— Married man wants posi­ building. Apply to the owner, Klcn to Mrs, G. E. McKay nt High School 801-ltc tion at once. Experienced speciality Ares, 805 0th St. 284-20tc building. DR. HUDSON GAVE FINE TALK LAST NIGHT Our financial connections enables us to sell you a Huprnobile on terpiH to auit you; and our charges are not exces­ sive— Usual rate of interest, plus insurance. We received this week a shipment of five cars, and you had better come at once if you want one of these. Dr. W. II. Hudson gave n most in­ teresting talk, last night at tho Pres­ byterian church. He knows his sub­ ject from every angle and presented many now points in tho evangelizing a of China and the duties o f American a 1. citizenship regardless o f church nffll- if ,, »«#l yl fl ' /II Ylj rfil ■ M v'Jwl You are urgently invited to attend the biggest auction sale of the season, at Sanford, Florida, on the Orlando' highway, L A N E ’S ADDITION, FR ID AY, MARCH 17TH, 2 P. M. Valuable cash prizes, and a beautiful cut-glass water set absolutely FREE. See it in McLaulin’s window, and de­ posit your guess. Be at the sale early. Band Concert. McLean, o f Knoxville, Tenn., the South’s Famous A uc­ m tioneer ,will cry the sale, assisted by the organization o f the— .►NS 8 U. S. REALTY AUCTION CO, 3 of Knoxville, Tenn., and St. Petersburg, Florida The property has been placed in our hands by Capt. Fitts with instructions TO SELL... You make the price. The terms are one-fourth cash and balance easy. = Dunbar Male Quar8 tette and Bell Ringers— 8 Princess, March 14th. LESS REPAIRS, LESS GAS AND OIL 5, 238-r.tp 8 BETTER TIRE MILEAGE WALL PAPER SALE ] B . & O . M o to r C o. , ■ j 'H lI n m J For ten days, from Mnrch 14 to 23, 8 B g only. W e have Just received 7,000 m ■ rolls for this rale. If you are going m m '5 ] to paper this spring it would pay you n n ■ Ito Iimv your wall pupor at this sale.— M b SANFORD, o„ -------------_WE CARRY THE BARTS ■ |Snnford .Paint & Wall Paper Store, B FLORIDAWelnka Block, II. A. Halverson, Pro­ ii "a ■ " ■ * * ■ ■ ■ BaBBBBBIBIBBMIUBBBBBBBBBBBIBBBBIBBBBB■ ■ ■ ■ «■ ■ ■ prietor. 301-3tc I m '■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B B B B B B B B B B B B I tB B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B j No Mailer What Size NEW YORK. March 13.— Louis V. DoFoo o f Now Yorkk, world dram atic! critic, died today o f pneumonia. Ho 1 was born fifty-three yonrs ngo at Adrian, Michigan. j ] $495.00 Cheaper This Year Than Last fl Ask anyone about the Hup. Wo believe the Hup to be B ■ Ihe best car in the world for the money. B 'fl i • * * M ■ B a B B S tween now and Saturday night. NEW EDISON ■ N B ■ to take a peep at our window sometime be- | ING BIG BUSINESS See the (hupmobiles B | If that is the size coat you wear, it will pay you DEFOE, DRAMATIC CRITIC DIED IN NEW YORK TODAY DRENNEN PIANO CO. ■ B ■ j Do You Wear Size 38? j '1 :fR Tho Wakefield Preserving Company is doing a great biiflinosH now in the preserving of fruits and mnrnmtndcs and making up and flippin g a car — at— load of products every ten days. When they got into the new factory nt Lake Jem they expect to put out two car BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL loads every ten days. At the Lake WOMEN’S CLUll Jem factory the'new machinery is be­ Then' will lie a'call meeting of tho ORLANDO, FLA. B ing placed and it is thought they will B Business and Professional Women’s i bo ready for tho early fall business. It Club, Tuesduy evening nt 8 o'clock is also rumored that a branch factory .at the Club rooms for the purpose of will he located in Sanford, ns all of the supplies nnd the finished products s m K■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBP'BflflBflfl®® ®®®®® ® are now shipped into Geneva via Clyde ■ I I I M a i B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B f lB B B B B I I Line and Sanford. It may be possible that the main factory will eventually he located here as this is centrally lo­ cated on tho river nti dtho main lines ■ ■ o f the A. C. L. Ry., nnd tho freight 11 & rates are so much cheaper than any * A R E G IV E N T O R E L IA B L E *P E O P L E ON * other part of Central Florida. Evan if the main factory is located at Lake Jem the hulk of the shipments will still go through this city to take ad­ vantage of tlio water rates to eastern und northern markets. Ie a s y < ' : ED. F. L A N E THE R E AL ESTATE M AN � 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, March 13, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 13, 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>, March 13, 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/d59bda1ca571e25661818738f4176828.pdf 6adf7dbc662e69a3325eaa56c6d4ec8c PDF Text Text !• i . •» I * . i ' (X SANFORD “The City Substantial” Sanford Daily Herald IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T VOLUME II SANFOR “ The City Substanl VEGETABLE^ SECTIO N SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1922 NUMBER S< IN APRIL ATTACK REPUBLICANS ON BOND ISSUE BRITISH FORCES CLOSE IN FOR BETTER ROADS IS MOST IMPORTANT ON THE REVOLUTIONISTS FOUR-POWER TREATY IN THE SENATE YESTERDAY FROM EAST AND WES Voters o f County M ust Register and Pay Their Poll Tax Now FORD WOULD LOSE MONEY ON SHOALS IS UP FOR VOTE CAPITAL REMOVAL MEETING AT OCALA WE L L ATTENDED R. R. IS DYNAMT Ceased Firing and De­ cided to Resume . Today The Board of County Commissioners nt their meeting Inst Tuesday de­ South A frica n Rebellioi cided to call an election on the 11th day o f April for the purpose of voting W ill Soon Be E x 1 for $100,000 worth of bonds for the repairing and building the rouds in Semi­ nole county that are badly needed at this time. On account of the time of tinguished the election nnd tho fact thnt so many citizens wnit to pay their poll tax in April when they pay their rcnl and personal taxes it behooves all those who intend to vote in the bonding election to pay their poll taxes now and if they nro not registered to register nt once. If there nrc nny readers of the Herald EXPERT SAYS THAT THE PLANT NEXT MEETING WILL BE AT OR* who hav not seen the roads specified in the notice as published the follow-* JOHNSON AND DORAII LEADERS WILL NOT PRODUCE 1 LANDO ON APRIL DUTCH BURGHERS A R B MAI lug will give them the desired information. A glance over the roads ns speci­ IN IIIC. SPRING OFFEN8 IVR FERTILIZER. BTII IALLY ASSISTING T H * fied will show n most comprehensive plan nnd one that should receive the AGAINST ALLIES BRITISH FORCES supifort nnd tho endorsement of every tax payer in the county for it .'leans ( l l r T h r \■••or III (I'd I'rmn I OC XLA, Fla., Mnrch 14.— Several WASHINGTON, Mnrch 14.—Chnr- hotter roads, more roads nnd the maintenance o f those already built: WASHINGTON, March 14. — The l l l r T h r A aanrlntrd P r r u > hundred delegates from throughout les L. ParsonH, consulting chemist and LONDON, March 14.— The G o v e ,_ , first issue in the senate fight over Peninsula Ploridn at n meeting hero former technical advisior to the Gov­ b e m o i . i t i o n o f n o A im o f u o c n - inn-, said point being the Intersection ratification of the four power Pacific o f tho S anford and Orlando Itoad with yesterday took the initini stop to­ ment forces nro closing In on the R « t * ' T V C'OMSIIHSIO.NKIIN OK H1-5111ernment on nitrate fixation, testified Sanford a vonuo on the Knst side o f S e c ­ wards concerted efforts for the re- olutionlsts, from tho oast nnd w esi, NOLK COUNTY, F M llllllA treaty decided today when the vote yesterday before the House military tion 12, T o w n s h ip 20, South o f ltnng<W lie m m , the system o f hard s u r ­ 3» Hast, run South on S anford A vonuo rnovni of thu statu cnpitol by effect­ nccording to Into advices from South was taken on amendment proposed hy committee that Henry Ford, nay other faced ronilH In Heinlnole County In In­ a p p ro x im a t e ly one and o m i-h a lf miles The mnln centers o f reaitfe- ' 1 In Michigan street as laid out In Bint ing n temporary organization and up- Africa. com plete. and Senator Robinson, Democrat, Arkan­ person, or company, would “ loso their nnce now is nt Fordshurg and JeppM W hereas, this Hoard doom s It e x p e ­ o f Mecca M amm ock, said road to ho r e ­ pointing committees to work out n Inst penny" before they ever produced dient null to the licit Inti-n-stH o f Heml- hard surfaced, paved and placed In firs: sas. Unanimous consent was given pcinir.nont organization which will he towns, where government forcoa *»•'. nole C ounty to have tmlit and c o n ­ ■lass condition. cnmmcrcin! fertilizers at nitrate plant structed OVIEDO A M I G E N E V A HOAD a more th orou g h nnd com p lete for a vote on the amendment at four effected nt n meeting to he held in opposed by heavily armed Re B egin ning w here tho F lorida Knst h ig h w a y s No. 2, nt Muscle Shonls, Ain. The system o f hard surfa ced ( ’oast Ballroad crosse s A ven u e C, In Tho main rail rend lino wns dynam __ o’clock this afternoon. Amendment throughout the C ounty o f Hetnlnofc, plant, which has cost the Government nnd to Issue co u n ty bonds o f Seminole Plat o f T o w n site o f Geneva. Florida, Orlando on April 6. near the Transvnnl border, and the lo ­ provides rights of nations both in and for the purpose o f c o n s t r u c t ­ a c c o r d in g to pint recorded thereon In The meeting here yesterday, culled about $00,000,000, the witness snid, County, ing paved, macadam ised or oth er hard I’lat Book 2, p age 12. o f Somlnolo comotive was derailed but there w e«* out of four power group nrc to he re­ was designed to tin operated only by surfa ced h ig h w a y s In Homlnoto County. Bounty, Florida, thence run Knst hy the Pnlntkn chamber of eommurce, no casualties. Second St root, thonco South spected and all nations whether signa­ Florida, more p a rticu la rly described ns to the cynnid process of nitrate fixation, follow s, to -w lr: on Second Street to Avenue K, being was characterized hy the business-like A Reuters correspondent declares .,! tory to treaty or not will lie invited the street co rn e r on which tho II. li. manner in which it wns conducted nnd BKAUDAM. AVENUE an obsolete method, nnd was worth­ B egin ning nt the Intersection o f Bnttlshnll store stands, thonco Hast to the Dutch Burghers nre materially no- ' to. any conference held to consider less as a fertilizer producer. i Uonrilnli Avonuo nt the North Imlf mile the Knst Hue o f Section 21, T o w n s h ip the lack of oratory. The session lust­ sisting tho British forces in their op* , controversies affecting insular inter­ Tl... i nnitilAmnn.i pout of Ruction 33, Township 19, South 20. South o f B a n g " 32 Knst. thonco Flu cynnid wns condemned by Mr. i „f itunm- 31 Hum, run Smith one mile South and S ou th w esterly fo l lo w in g the ed only three hours. erntions ngainnst tho Revolutionaries. ests in Pacific or any fur eastern road b etw een CD nova nnd Oviedo Parsons ns nhsoloto nnd economi- lo (Ionova Avenue, nnlil road to ho whl- •miIn A committee on committees wns A tlan tic „ . „, , , , ened. paved nnd re-huifV surfaced, unit th rough Iowa t’ lty to the question. Coast Bn Broad crossin g In fron t of rally impossible, having been super- placed ' * la first class condition. laiwton Bros.’ s t o r - at Oviedo, a d i s ­ named nnd chnrged with the task of LONDON, Mnrch 14.— (By the A s3IOXIIOB IIOAI) setletl, he declared, by the Haber im- J Beginning at the Intersection o f the tance or n p p r o x l n n l e l y eight miles, delegating to other committees thu t By T h e AsNiielated I ' m * ) socinted Press.)— Lntest advices from said rood to In- >c-hnrd surfaced, paved proved methods. It was his convlcMonroe lloud with St. Gertrude Avenue WASHINGTON, Mnrch 14.—Oppo­ work incident to the organization. Thu and placed In first cla ss con dition. Johannesburg tend to show that the of Hocnents of tho four power Pacific tlon he added, that the Muscle Shonls s!'Xl a n d " T u n ! , O V IE D O V \ l) ( T i l l . I O T A IIO AII various committees, it was announced, situation, which Inst week wns ox*, Beginning on the South lino o f tho treaty •loosened nnother scries of piant could not he re-designed to p ro -, ,3,#8nK(**’i ^ t'a " p o i n t 'i w W i i °s™* h T r tow n site o f North Chuluotn at Avonuo will lie announced nt a meeting o f the tremely grave, with runny hundreds o f This tho North half inllo poMt; run North l>. ran North on A vonuo O, five (5) committee on committees ut Lake­ broadsides ngninst tho pact yesterday cluco commercial fertilizer*. y on e nn» b lo ck s to Seventh Street, thonco West casualties on nil sides in tho fighting* in the Senate but Hlnckened their o n - [judgment wns bnsed, he explained, on to 'tY,'r hrhlvo' arrow* <>,H ," 11 on Seventh Street tw o (2 ) b lo c k s to land, Mnrch 18. the Wont is now well controlled hy formidable \venue It, thence North on A ven u e II, sinught might just before adjournment to ,» thorough investigation o f tho cynnid [^‘lYVVinV^ro-han! surfaeed^nd piac°. three lilochs to Fourth Street, thonco The majority of the meeting sup­ forces o f the government which were •cept aunanimous consent- agreeplants itr Europe, ninny o f which were In first class condition. Wes! on Fourth Street lino ( I ) block to Avenue A. thence North on Avenue ported n declaration hy Circuit Judge devoted to the task o f suppression o fniont for a vqte today on the first of being closed down by bankrupt opera- j noglnnlng'm ’ 'the ' mtoVaoctlo.i co f. | . A. ................ .......... a p p rox ........................................ im a tely fo u r (1) tenths of a tors, whilo others already had gone IR'iirilull Avmiiir with Clenevn Avonuo! mllo to whore the public romi turna W. S. Bullock, one of tho speakers, tor the proclamation o f martial law. the proposed amendments. t i .i« . * .. it * I* t at tho Smith lliilf inllo punt of Soctlon Wont to want* Oviedo, thonco Weiterly that cnpitol removal was sought rath­ The prompt quelling o f tho disorders Senators Johnson, o f California, nnd out of business because they could not .'13, Township 19, South of Ilntigo :il following tho public road hctwooit Clotwns largely duo to tho free employ- . with establishments using J'-usi: run South two miles, said road to junta and Oviedo to tho AtlantUf (Toast er than state division. Rornh o f Idaho, both Republicans, took comnote „ at , ,____ " bo pnvo.1. re-liartl surfaced and placed , i.lno Ballroad crossing In frontjhf LawTiie meeting wns called to order niont o f bombing nirplqnes to disperse'» n first class condition. tun Bros.' store at Oviedo, m sK ln g a the lend in the nil day attack, tho for- I tho Haber improvements, GENKVA A VENUE total d istance o f a p p ro x im a te ly six nnd at 2 p. nt., und after the opening pre­ the rebels nnd drop food jtnd ammuni­ mcr U declaring As to tho the plant *oo* B v im n ig ratification i M v i u t o n u n of u i the m u tren-1 h im - , • ••> .......... - future use “ «•*> “of* • •••* •»•*•••• megin -m ,i nline o intcrMcetinu o f f i v e - t e n t h s (l',.r>) n il!Cl', sa id r o a d t o he B ning m ut m the Intersection liminaries R. F. Rogers, of Ocala, was tion to hesolgcd loyalists. ty would bo a national "surrender" ' at Muscle Shoals, Mr. Parsons roc- ^ T h !.'1Snath''hair mile post"'of & 1 elected chairman. Judge Bullock, in Johannesburg, which on Saturday under throat of datigor from tlio An- rtniniotitlod that It ho kopt in a stand- IS, Tnwunhip id. South * » ( rtnmra ni | \ n v iim ii tiie opening address, dcclnrctl Penin­ wns invested on three sides, is nt the glo-Jnpnncse nllinnco, and tho latter by condition for emergency uho in wnr 'e-hard'’surTalelil'Vave.j Tml ™h«-o,‘i Vn l>r!!lgo "nom ss' Ht!'"johV,"1 nive^on™ Us present time quito safe. Krugersdorpy, i-oik!It Ion. |road ru n n in g from S anford to Genova, sula Florida is not being given asserting that tho proposed four pow­ time nnd declared thnt wns its only first cla ss (151,GUY A V 15.M l 15 ran West a p p rox im a tely one and on e- right by the legislature. Tho luw the western limit o f tho fighting, ht* B egin n in g nt tho Biterscctlon o f quarter 11 ’ i t miles to brick pavement. er arrangement would transfor to tho present value insofar as its worth ns Beurilall a venue w ith Colory nvenuo nt Also b eg in n in g at East end o f suld making body, ho said, in effect, im­ boon captured hy tho troops. Pncific tho old balanco-of-powor sys­ n fertilizer fnctory wns concerned. tho North h a lf inllo post or Section 33. bridge, run East o n e - h a lf ( *4) mile to Genernl Smuts, tho South AfricanContrnry to reports, Mr. Parsons T ow n sh ip 19. South o f Ilnnge 31 East, brick pavement. Said rOnil to he re­ poses taxation without giving In re­ tem that has dominntod Europo for fun a p p ro x im a t e ly 3,000 foot to St. hard surfaced, paved anil placed In turn representation. premier, nfter n perilous automobile • declared nitrate plnnt No. 1, designed Joh ns river, said road to lie ro-hnrd first cla ss condition. centuries. surfaced, paved nnd placed In first cla ss Mr. Rogers followed Judge Billlilt \.\GE 1IOUI.I5YAlll) tour in the battle nren being shot at ‘ to operate hy tho Haber process, hnd A question as to tho authorship of condition. Beginning at the Intersection o f loci; and urged that the first work NT. G KltT IlU IlK A VE N U E nnd hnvitig n nnrrow escape, hns him-been a successful experiment nnd the treaty nnd its supplemental Orange Boulevard w ith Oregon Street B e gin n in g at tho Intersect Ion o f St. iih laid out In tho Map o f Sanford of the association to be obtain fnir solf taken porsonnl charge o f the sit­ could he altered for $1,000,000 or $1,­ agreements ngnin was raised during (Tertrudo A venue w ith tho Monroe road, Farms, recorded In Blat Book One ( I ) which Intersection Is on tho North and pages 127 and 128, o f Seminole C oun ty apportionment. In his opinion it was uation nt Johannesburg. Ho e x p r e s s ­ the debnte, Mr. Bornh assorting that 000,000 nnd used successfully in tho Houth Quarter Section lino o f Section Itecords, run Gait on O range B o u le ­ like es the opinion thnt penccful conditions J despite Secretary Hughes’ letter ac­ production o f nitrntes nnd fertilizer 28 run w es terly f o l l o w i n g the present vard a p p ro x im a t e ly on e ( I ) mile to the not just for small counties Knst, at a point 1020 foot South o f the and South o n o -q u a r to r ( V, 1 line "Madison, JofTerson, and Leon," to soon will ho re-established. cepting responsibility for tho final compounds. Mr. Ford’s wholo fortuno North half mile post o f suld Section oNorth f Section 21. Tow-iishlp 19. South o f 20: run w es to rly f o l l o w i n g the present Bunge 3a, East, w h ere Orange B o u le ­ have representation in the legislature The fighting hns been accompanied <irnft there seemed to bo "the most would bo dissipated, the witness ndded, brick road a p p ro x im a tely tw o and o n e - vard Intersects the M onroe (trick road, conclusive proof thnt somebody else if ho attempted to manufacture ferti­ hnlf miles to the W est h a lf mile post said road In he re-h ard surfaced, paved equala with Duval, Hillsborough and hy the most exciting incidents, olr30, T o w n sh ip 19, South o f and placed la first cla ss cnndltlon. Orange. Less thnn 800,000 pooplo plnne engagements, nvintors escaping lizers nt plnnt No. 2 nt n profit, ap­ oBfa nSection wrote the treaty." g " 30 East, suld road to ho re-hard B A N D S H I D I N G I K IA II surfaced, paved nnd placed In first cla ss B egin ning on St. Gertrude A ven u e at west of the Suwnnee river, he ussert- nfter great risks nnd daring and gmlTho amendment on which it wns plying tho cynnid process or nny oth­ condition. a point a p p ro x im a t e ly 1103 feet West agreed to voto nt 4 p. m. today wns er to which the establishment might UAMIOItON A VE N U E AND IIOAII BAHT o f the Section line betw een S ections ed, have more influence nt Tullnhnssue nntry on the pert o f besieged police . r, . MOOllIu 8 STATION |21 and 27. T owuh Ii Ip 19. South o f Bunge than more than 700,000 e»Ht and nnd troopH. In some enses loyal fo r - '• proposed by Senator Robinson, Demo­ bo converted. B e g in n in g nt tho Intomoctlnn o f 30 East, said point la-lag on (he cen ter Houth. Mr. Rogers recited whnt he ces hnvo been hemmed in fo r two or Cam eron Avenue w ith Colory Avenue, .lin e o f u public road running North to Tho cyanld nnd Hnbor method woro crat, Arkansns, nnd will bo tho rst w h ich In tersection Is fo r t y (Id ) rods Baud's Siding, run North a p p ro x lm a te so different, Mr. Parsons explained described as the constant refusal of three dnys before nnirplnno relief y iissue ofi tho four ppwer treaty fight »» est o f the Northern*! corn er o f Sec- ' Iv If,no feet to within 15 feet o f the tlon 33. T o w n sh ip 19, Houth o f B u n g e ; A tlantic Coast Line B allroad r l g h t o f thnt it would ho impossible ever to ap­ the legislature to reapportion the to como to a roll cnll. As modified nbletl them to fight their way out. 31 East, run Smith on Cntneron A v o ­ way. thence N o rt h w e ste rly on itulillc ycstcfdny by Mr. Robinson, it pro­ ply the latter to plnnt No. 2 without nuo one m ile a cro ss said Section 33 lo road a lo n g railroad a p p ro x im a t e ly 200 state. Geneva Avenue, said road to lie re ­ feet to railroad cro ssin g , thence across Secretary Hurt, o f the Palntka vides that the rights of nations both removing it from tho ground. JOHANNESBURG, Mnrch 14.— gard surfaced nnd placed In first cla ss the railroad r i g h t - o f - w a y to a public condition. road p a ra llelin g tho railroad on Its Chamber o f Commerce, declared his Government forces captured Hrnkpnn, in nnd out o f the four power group to 1 It was the opinion o f tho witness Also b e g in n in g at the Intersection o f northerly side, thence sou th ea sterly 1,0 respected nnd thnt non-signatories j thnt no individtinl or compnny would t.ameron^ Avenue with Geneva Avenue a lo n g this road a p p rox im a tely 100 feet city wanted tin organization absolute­ entering tho town late yesterday. The to the road on the north line o f S e c­ ns well ns signatory nntlons shnll b e a v e r attempt fertilizer production on ( TownShlp0 ™ , ' ^ tion 27. T o w n sh ip 19, Houth o f B unge ly free of sectionalism, one thnt will Brnkpnn is a coal mining center twen-, invited to nny conference held to con-1 a commercial scale by leasing plant, y11,,', .rV,, n"” ' , ,-A n'i^w x 1^ 30 East, thence East a p p ro x im a t e ly work for thu good not only of Pen­ ty miles oast o f here and has beeiY 23CO feet to road running N orth and sider controversies nffectlng their In-; No. 2. He urged the committee to ■road which I* ads W est to Moore's Stu- Houth. thence Houth 1QOO feet to Ht. insula Florida but tho entire state. |a revolutionary stronghold. Com-' Gertrude Avenue, said road to ho r e ­ sulnr interests In the Pacific "or any "make sure’’ that Mr. Ford would p r o -, V.?,?,Vc'i,e^,?, im ?"‘i, "'m'.rdau aV / iuc. hard su rfaced, Mr. Hnrt suggested tho organization (minders nt Fordshurg, five m ile a ' paved and placed In first tluco chenpor fertilizers for the fnr- said road to lio ro-hnrd surfaced, paved class condition. Enr Eastern questions." of a permanent association. west of hero were notified by the g o vI I O A I ) ON S E C T I O N I , I N K B E T W E E N ............... Administration lenders declared Inst morH before congress nccoptod the " " 1 1,1,11 imciVm ond AVENlilV^,,on' Goode M. Guerhy, publisher of tho eynment thnt they must evacuate Their S E C T I O N 8 2d A N D 27 , T O W N S l l 11* It). N O U T I I O F I t A N G K JIO E A NT, night they hnd sufficient votes to d o -' proposal for purchnsc and lease o f ‘rion'e’ va'Avenu"! Palntka News, ntUhis juncture urged positions hy eleven o’clock this morn­ ( W E S T C I T Y 1.131 I T B O A D I font tho amendment. Senator Robin- the Muscle Shonls properties, or tht^t which Is at the North on e -h a ir tnll« B egin n in g at tho h a lf mile post b e ­ thnt the mnttqr of a now site for the ing or he subjected to bombardmenttween Sections 2d and 27, T o w n s h ip 19, non made a short spooch yestordny I of any nthor biddor who contemplated (J,7 "\nnge03 {1East’, run South “on ii°ich- South o f Baugu 30, East, run South a p ­ cnpitol ho made secondary to tho mnnumil A von u o a p p ro x im a te ly on u -q u n rfnvoring its adoption, in the inturost, supplying the Nation’s agricultural tor mllo to Jordan road, said road to ho prox im a tely 21 lio feet to I.ouHhurg Jor question o f cnpitol removal. It Branch o f A tlan tic Coast i.lne Ballroad, he said, o f fnir play for Russia, Chinn, {needs with cheaper soil footlH produced ro-hu|d surfaced, paved and placed In said road to ho re-hard su rfaced, pnvod would ho best to secure n chnngc, ho first class condition. , and placed In first cla ss condition. and other non-signntory nntlons, and nt the $09,000,000 plnnt. HII’ EH A V E N U E asserted, nnd then select tho new lo­ f b e m i i a v e n u e a n d u e a ie te k y B eg in n in g at tho ilntorsoctlon of IIOAII Senntor Lcnroot, Republican, Wiscon­ cation. Sipes A vonuo w ith Co lory Avonuo nt B egin n in g at tho Intersection of WASIIINGTON, March 14.—Chair­ lh<- Northeast co r n e r o f Hoctlon 32, l-lench sin, argued against it on the ground Avenue and Ninth Street In Tho question of a temporary or­ T ow n sh ip 19. Houth o f Ilnnge 31 Knst. the City o f Hanford, run South on that it would impose blanket oblign- man Fordney snid tho bill would be'rc- run South on Sipes Avenue on o -q u a rto r French Avenue u p p r o x lm a le ly one and ganization wns then put to tho meet­ tions going even beyond tho League of ] ported out as soon as Mellon, Crissing- mile to Atlantic Konst I.lno Ballroad o n e -q u a r te r t l ! , ) miles to the South ing and was carried unanimously. track, said road to ho ro-hurd su rfaced, a lf mile p ost o f Section 30, T o w n s h ip Nntions covenant. lor nnd Harding had boon headr from paved it ml placed In first class c o n d i­ h19. South o f Bangu 30 East, thonco R. F. Rogers, of Ocnln, was named -H tion. • West six |0) tent Iih tulles to w horo and thnt he didn’t think the measure Senntor Johnson’s address o f more U n t i l T O UIII.MMOVN S I D I N G ( B y T h r A m u i r l n t r d I’ r r a a ) private road runs s o u t h w e s t e r l y ' I n t o temporary chalrmnn, and J. XV. Hnrt, B egin n in g at tho North half mile cem etery . Said road to he re.h a rd aurthan two hours wns directed largely would be amended nny further. FORT LAUDERDALE, Mnrch 14. post o f Section 32. T o w n s h ip 19, Houth faced paved and placed In first cla ss of Pnlntkn, temporary secretary. ngninst the declaration of tho treaty’s o f Itaogo 31 Knst, m u Houth ou o -q u n r- condition, — Six alleged wire tappers nrrested The committee on committoes which ter mllo to A tlan tic Coast I.lno Ballroad G I M . D S B O I I O A N D I* M ) l , A H O A D supporters thut its chief benefit lay in IJACKSONVILLE COMPANY in-a raid here Huvornl weeks ago and track, said road to bo re-h ard su rfaced, B eginning at the Intersection o f will huvo tho task o f tho apportion­ paved nnd placed In frlst clnas co n d l- iiold the provision abrogating the Anglo AGREES TO GIVE $1.6.1 sh oro Si reel and Fronch A ven u e who nro at liberty under bonds ug-* . ing the organization work wns named l Ion. In the City o f Sanford, run W est on Japanese alliance. If solemn assur­ GAS TO CITY’S PEOPLE NAN FO IID A V E N U E grognting nearly $60,000, wero pres^ '»K! G o ld s b o ro street a p p rox im a tely eight ns follows: T. J. Appleynrd, Jr., B egin n in g at the South end o f the I K ) tenths miles, thenee S o u th w e ste rly ances of Great Ilritnin nnd Japtn re­ present brick p a v in g on S anford A v c chairman; R. B. Atkinson, Mlnmi; N. unt in circuit court hero todny when'. 1A: tCniilliiiieil mi paip, Two) ‘ ( IIV T h e A M o r l n t r d I'remO garding the purposes of tho nllinnco P. Yowoll, Orlando; XV. T. Gnry, Ocala, tho venire was drawn fo r grand jury . JACKSONVILLE, Mnrch 14.- -Tho wero to he credited, ho suid, then it duty. Tho other six hnvo remainod in I and J. XX'. Walton, Pnlntkn. * contained no monaco to tho United i JnckHonvillo Gns C ompnny \\H11 com- 0 ^ 1 1 ? H F J J V D R F iD jnil sinco their arrest. J. E. Knox, of Tho Lnkolnnd delegation nlso sought States, while if these assurances w oro1 ply with the city commission’s recent vnL<U U IW R L D I / L f l U 1 ItrtJ Now Yot;k, alleged lender, nt libetty . tho noxt meeting o f tho embryo mjgoto ho regnrdctl ns false, thon thin edict to lowor its gas rate from $l-8fi under $16,000 bond, shook hands with , eiation, hut when tho matter was put Government should not go into pnr- to $1.06 per cubic thousand foot, effecHovernl o f tho Htnto’s witnesses in the . to a voto Orlondo wns chosen, ternership with nntions which find ttive Mnrch 16, tl wns announced Into corridors o f tho court house. Senntor W. A. Russell, in a b r ie f practiced the ilccoptlons. yesterday hy W. E. Hoyt, vlco-presl-^ tulk, discussed tho renpportionmont _'________________ |dent and gonarnl manager of tho | ORLANDO, Mnrch 14.— Tho four umondment to bo voted on noxt No­ FORMER POTENTATE utility. I • vember. allogod confidence men put on trial OF MYSTIC SHRINE t . t Raiders Prepare to Comb Every N ook W ithin a Tho meeting extended its thanks in criminal court hero today pleaded ' DIED AT TACOMA , to tho Pnlntkn civic body for taking not guilty. _________ unjust, but wnB jnindful o f tho ex­ Radius o f 20 Miles ■ ■; rji'ffll tho " BI°I» which hns thus fnr gonu pense of litignttion, nnd his compnny, (B y T h r As»uelnl<-|t l’ r r « » l TACOMA, Wash., Mnrch 14.— Ellis too, desired to maintain its cordial re­ farther thnn nny cnpitol removal "ngi- SHERIFF KILLED JACKSONVILLE, Mnrch 14.— (By the Associated PresB),— More than Lewis Gnrrotson, who In 1020 wns lations with tho consumor. tntion since the question first became BY M OONSH INBRS.' one hundred armed deputies, volunteers from tho American Legion, represenImperial Potentate of Mystic Shrine a hone of contention. Tho mnttor has been subject of much tatlvo citizens, loft hero at daylight on what is believed tho moat intomrivo __ I B y T h e A x a u r l n t r l U r r a a k of North Americn, died suddenly nt controversy for several months, Outstanding in tho enthusiasm disBenrch for liquor ever attempted In this country. Raidora proposed to comb CHATTANOOGA, March l 4 - ! s i his homo here this morning. plnyod at tho meeting was thnt o f tho every nook and cranny o f Duval county, within a ratlin's o f twenty miles west if f I. L. Smith o f Bradley county, w a s g i The world nt your door every even­ Orlnjulo delegation. H eH ed by » of Jacksonville for moonshine stills, and bootleg liquor. No report of pro­ shot nnd klUo'd today by m oonshlnag Herald want ads get results. ing for 16c.— Dally Herald. brass bnnd they appeared more thnn gress o f tho raid hnd been receivod at thb sheriff’s office up to noon whilo he was making a raid on a otUK one hundred strong. near Lnudcrback Springs. WIRETAPPERS ARE ON TRIAL IN COURT TODAY WILL SEARCH DUVAL CO. , FOR MOONSHINE LIQUOR �population; North Carolina 1.4S per cent, and Alabama 1.74. Now York led in total returns with more Ahan MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE 5,000,000. m An analysis mado by tho Treasury P A U L IN E KREDERlCRi> o f tho sourcos o f Incomo showed that W E P A Y 4 % IN T E R E S T ON S A V IN G S those In tho $1,000—$2,000 class ob­ Mr#. J. St. Clniro White, jr., hns ns tained 7 per cent o f thoir personal Again wo nro called upon to Ha ACCOUNTS her guest, her counin, Minn Alice E. rovonuo from wages and salaries, 3.8 Ha sny thnt tho weather is per­ Ha Hall, of Portsmouth, Va. por cent from rents and royaltjcs, 1.4 rat fect. Just think o f It being H* per cent from dividends and 4.7 from 80 down here in this desert Ha ---------------- “ S N A P BACKS” John Ludwig nnd Gun Schmnh, of interest on investments. This was o f Ploridn while the beauti­ Ha the Went Side, have returned from n contrasted with tho taxpayer with an ful green Golds of tho north­ Ha Do you know w hat snap backs are? {; trip to Tampa and other points of in* incomo of ono million dollars who Ha ern states nro covered with Ha ---------------- AND ‘ terent. , They are quick replies to any question. drow only 1.34 por cont from solaria^ n mantle of beautiful snow. Ha 23 por cont from solo o f real estate, i n It is certainly tough on poor m* Tho Miller wnrehouso that burned ' stocks, etc., 0 por cont from dividends Ha Florida pcoplo to bo com­ Ha “ W IN N ER S OF T| Saturday night containod furniture royalties, 38 por cent from divldonds Ha pelled to live in this nort of Ha stored there by many residents o f. nnd 11 per cent from interest on pnycllmato the year round. Ha WEST” Snnford nnd it will bo n big loss to ments. Ha Out somehow or other wo Ha them ns well ns to the Millers. Deduction permitted by tho govern* Ha* manage to survive and get Ha --------ment niso showed n wide vnrinneo Ha a few grits and a little Ha Cnmpbcll-Losslng Post Amcricnn nmountlng to 7.47 por cent for incomes Ha "hnwg meat" to go with our Tomorrow — An All ,, I Ha Legion nnd the Ladies Auxlllnry nrc between $1,000 nnd $2,000, nnd 20.43 Ha greens nnd by tho way we Ha 25c CONSCIENCE5 « I0f Corner" '^ n d it'S I getting ready to invnde Pnlm Bench per cent for income of $2,000,000 nnd Ha hnvo plenty of greens, nnd Corner also '‘Fifteen Ha EUNO DAILY this week nnd tnke in the big "o fte n -1over. utes a comedy and K ox Ha Wo seem to go right on liv­ H-a sive" plnnned ngnlnst thnt city wher^ Agriculture nnd related industries m ing in spite of tho alligators Ha the state Amcricnn Legion meets comprised more thnn 31 per cent of Ha nnd snakes und sulphur wnt- Ha there. those mnking returns, "trndo," 20 por Ha er. And spenklng o f sulphur Ha --------! cent nnd public service, 22. Ha wntor it is curious how It Ha Saturday night scorned to bo an o ff • Corporations reporting "no not in- Ha .makes people knock down nnd Scotch whiskeys, who» nlght. There wore more fights, nioro j come" totaled 110,504, tho nggregnto Ha telegraph poles with the drunks, more casualties thnn has hnp-' deficit In this clnss being $005,000,000. Ha was estimated by prohibition * face of an auto. Yos, nnd Ha pened hero in ninny months. With |Soventy-ono per cent o f tho firms onat $400,000, wns seized by c u l l then again yes. Wo think Ha spectors in the lower bay v,. !' fires nnd nuto wrecks nnd other Occi­ gnged in mining nnd quarrying doso, yes. loa nnd tied up nt the Mattery dents there wns something doing nil clnred they hnd mndo NO profit In 5:40 A. M. MARCH 13, 1022 Ha court notion. night nnd then some. 1010, ngnlnst 40 per cent In agricul­ Ha ___ ,,w * «— « *-. ,IL>*«*■*»’■ ^ ^_i - w ^ i,-«e— -L-— i»^Hel^• >nr% . _ Mnximum....................... 80 ture nnd relnted lines, and 18 per cent Ha Minimum ....................... 57 Some one asked an A m erican financier fco BANDITS C,Fnr i ^ 7 AUt | in textiles. Ha Rnngo ................... IN C O M E FIG U R E S 58 Ha what he regarded as his BEST BOOK. The Interesting chnngcs in tho flnnnclal Ha ' Hurometcr ....................30.38 Ha A R E S M A S H IN G status o f certninn taxpayers woro Ha financier “ snapped b ack ” “ M Y B A N K Cnlm nnd clear. noted in the report. Ono group o f 501 Ha A L L T R A D IT IO N ench -T w e n ty thousnnd dolars in cold BOOK.” ‘ who reported incomes of under m H a H a R a H n H a m i H a H * Hn rency nnd $50,000 in state and $100,000 In 1014 wns reorganized In Many a truth is spoken in SN A P BACKS. bonds, together with jewelry with i l l t r Tin* A*M»rlntrd I’ r ra a) 1010 so thnt only 150 remhined in WASHINGTON, March 13.— Inter­ unofficial estimated vniue of To establish credit at a B A N K , you must Ha H a H s H a l c i H a H a H a n a esting bits o f information relating to thnt brnckct, 180 returned Incomes o f H»i thousnnd dollnrs, wns stolen a show the B A N K you are able to SAVE. Amoricnn incomes included in the up to $300,000, 205 up to $1,000,000 five bandits robbed the New Ha Treasury Department's report cover­ nnd 8 over thnt figure. fcls stnte bonk, 30 miles north You m ay need the C RE D IT at som e time. fc» On tho other hnnd 57 selected tax­ ing returns for tho calendar yenr 1010, yeBtordny afternoon nnd escaped Ha payers who pnid on incomoB of $1, Start SAVIN G now and establish your which hns just been mndo public. nn nutomobilo. Ha For Florida: Mostly cloudy Ha Contrary to populnr opinion, tho 0000,000 nnd over In 1014, dwindled Ha CREDIT. tonight nnd Tuesdny; problargest percentage o f returns accord­ to 23 in 1010, 8 o f thoso "lost” having Hn nbly rnln in extreme north Ha dropped bnck to the $100,000 clnss. ing to population wns NOT from tho Our Calendar Bank tells you how to save. Henry McLaulin, Jit. Ha portion. • .' Ha wealthy industrial centers, but from Ha Ha OPTICIAN-OPTOMETRIST Alnskn nnd the District o f .Columbia. S IX T E E N P E O PLE They make you save. An account in OUR Hn H a K s H a H a H a H a R a H a Ha The territory's showing— 17.17 per BAN K may furnish you with some F IN A N ­ IN J U R E D IN A . B. cent—was explained by the number: GET DIG LIQUOR HAUL. C IA L SN A P BACKS. A N D A. W R E C K of individuals on n rating tliclor own business, while thnt o f the District of Are Out of Dnngcr— Seven I'iihhcii* ( H r Till* ANN.ii'Intril I'n -K a) b |Colunibln 13.40 per cent— wns believNEW YORK, March 13.— The Am­ gers Were Killed J cd to hnvo resulted from tho high rnoricnn schooner Victor, loaded with ■ tio of government employees with sal­ ( n> Till’ \N«lll'llltl-|l I’ ri'HMl ■ Sanford, Fk| ATLANTA, March 13—Sixteen per­ moro thnn 3,000 cnscs of Amoricnn i 212 East. 1st St. aries o f more thnn $1,000 n yenr. sons were injured in a wreck on tho The southern agricultural Btntos Invnrlnbly were fnr down tho list, Miss­ Atlnntn, Rlrminghnm nnd Atlnntic issippi citizens making returns com- nonr hero yestordny in which seven S A N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N ITE WORKS prising only 1.33 per cent o f tho total {passengers were killed, were pronounc­ JOHN GOVE, Proprietor ed out of dnngcr today. ArrangeSTRENGTH PROGRESS-SERVICE CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY ments nro being completed for the HiHiHiHlHltHHiini n iD U H B siaB N ia R H K H M H n iiB B sa n H H aB a B a sa H iiaa m funerals o f the victims. 1018 Wsst First Street , . 1018 Welt First Stmt Y. t .• •* • “THE STING OP THE LASH" J THE WEATHER Be up to date--Get your Calendar Bank Now The Seminole County Bank] WEEK'S WEATHER V, r HR*, ; h! I Hi r f \ ,'a ! Ik .) i . ;i i sonic Hall. AH officers nnd members requested to lie present.— President. OAKLAND SIX I r-i $100 cash, 10 monthly pay­ Went her Outlook for the Period ments at $25. Mnrch 13 to 18, Inclusive A careless negro driver whoso nnme New paint nnd tires, me South Atlnntic nnd East Gulf hns not been lenrned rnn into another chnnicnl condition good. States: Considerable cloudiness; oc­ car on Celery avenue Saturday night casional rnins; normal temperature. with resultant dumngc to himself nnd the nttenttionos of n physician to sew NOTICE! him up. Careless driving should car­ Sanford, Fin. There will lie regular meeting of ry n henvy fino------ heavy enough to G. I. A. Tuesdny, March 14th nt Ma­ mnke them remember it. Ha Ha Ha Ha Hu Ha Ha Hu B.&O.M— C- 10 Stores In Georgia- Churchwell Sanford’s New Store- -1 S tore in Florida — Phone 127 j ■ m i n L A D IE S ’ D E P A R T M E N T ||*;v ) i 3 ■ •. JUST RECEIVED Again lii A beautiful line o f TISSUE GINGHAM ------ and------- DUNBAR MALE QUARTETTE BELL RINGERS / • PRINCESS TUESDAY, MARCH 14TH ORGANDIE DRESSES in plain and fa n cy styles. Col­ ors in pink, canary, blue, green, black and white. Another Shipment of I DRESSES in Canton Crepe in N avy and brow n M E N ’S D E P A R T M E N T OUR TAILORING M AN IS HERE H ave your suit made to your own n otion / E xtra trousers to match. Select the style, and pattern o f your choice. D on ’t fa il to see the largest and the sm allest pair o f trous­ ers on display in our window. They are m ade fo r the largest and the sm allest men in Semi­ nole county. D oesn’t m ake any differ­ ence about your size, we fit them all. TAILORING DAYS ALL THIS WEEK P A Y CASH THEY MERIT YOUR PATRONAGE W e Pay Cash— Buy for Leas— Sell for Cash— Y O U B U Y FOR LESS The Churchwell Co. First Street- -Sells it for Less -Welaka Block �THE SANFORD DAILY HEI 1rm -- ------------ 7__________________________ dor to help out ono o f tho fratornlty who appears to have gotten in hot wnter, wo suggest that if Editor Goolsby gets nny bidders thut he please do not “ put them on Ico,’ but send them over here nnd, in duo sea­ son, wo will return ’em ns thoy were — minus the carmine. Now, don’ t hrentho a word o f thin outside the sanctum—thuro are those who might place a wrong construction on our o f­ fer. It’s only in a pinch, that wo thus ovor-ride our scruples, believe US!— tho rate o f I) nor cent per annum Interest on said bonds to bo pay nom l-annunlly; said bon ds to nin thirty (30) y e a rs a ft o r tho dnto o f tho Issuance th e re o f; said Ihhuo o f bonds to bo dntod J u ly 1st. 1922. both tho p rin cip a l and Interest on said bon ds to bo pa ya b le at soino bank In the City o f Now Y ork. Htnto o f Now York, nnd B E IT F O IlTH H Il IlHSOt.VBD, that Minora Hold Out For Existing Wng« In a c c o r d a n c e w ith law, an election h e! Beale* and Nothing Ixwt called, and tho sam e Is h ere b y o r d e r e d 1 to ho held oil the 11th day o f April, A. It. 1922, to d otorm ln e the question ns to w h eth e r bon ds In the Htun o f $100.WASHINGTON, Mnrch 14__ Little 01)0.00, hearing Interim at the rate At hopo for the nvertlng of n strike In six (# p er c e n t ) p er centum p er a n ­ num. luturost p a y a b le som l-u un u ally, tho principal o f said bonds to inuturo tho unionized bituminous coni fields on thirty ( 30) y e a rs a f t o r tho date o f tho Issuance th ereof, shall he Issued hy tho April l was held out yesterday In C ounty o f Nomlnolo fo r tho p u rposes thoso official circles which are most h erein a b ov e sot forth, and , Coal Miners’ Strike Jamin, of The Ocala Stnr, has come U N C LE HANK Is Alm ost Certainty, out into the open. Ho anya: “ We suppose the state committee Arbitration Failed M l l i l i f t every ■ttern soa eaeepl l n i > dm/ Mt the H erald llu lldlna, 107 meant whnt it snid by itn resolution. M acaolla A v » » Hanford, f i n. We don't pny much attention to the state committee’s resolutions. The lust honest and courageous resolution PUDLHHHSnn wo remember its tanking was the one ...................... . . . K d l t o r J. llO I.IiY .— J. LltiliA ltD ... , . l i e « r « t a r y - T r * a i n r e r repudiated hy tho combination o f so­ ___..(leaeral M an a*er cialists, prohibitionists, Republicans, R , A. H H B l. cC L. IB W IN -------C lrealatlon M a n a ie r bigots and misguided Democruta who P h o n e 148 u p t o 8 i0 0 I*. M<________ elected Cntts in 191(1. Since then tho A dvertU tn p Hntea Made K n ow n AppU eatloa stnte committee has had better sense Hnhaerlplloa Prleo la A dvance than to make n resolution with nny concerned with tho repented govern­ Thought for the Day , ------— ------ r~~------Oar Y e a r ....------------- ------------------ 90.00 ment attempts to bring about an adcharacter in it. The principles of Error o f opinion mny bo tolornted. P & l & t k a N O W O W D S I I I Moalha .................... ........................ Sj D elivered In C ity by C arrier democracy as we understand them ' juatment of wage agreement dlffcrcnwhere reason is left free to combat One W eek ................................. 18 Ceala i ___ %*iare representative government nnd it.—Thomas Joifcraon. T h e b is 13- to lR -pase W e e k ly Ife r C8‘ M lno opcrntoInr8tholr lt wn" dccl” <i W ill M M Cpr glfp C TThem ln e ill^ C woro continuing for government only, • u en tirely eovera Hemlaole Conaty government tholr refiutni rofusnl »« to I, U < la pablUhed e v e ry F rid a y. A d ver- white supremacy, state rights, total enter conferences with the United BOND.ISSUE IN APRIL tia la c ratea made know n oa applica­ PALATKA, March 14.— By « deal M|no W orkks looking to the creation tion. Dem oeratle In polltlea, 93J10 per separation of church and state, al­ FOR BETTER ROADS Just consumated hero tho city of Pa* 0f n ncw ^ n(,e contrnct f or th(J cen_ CEEi alw aya la advance. ways support tho nominee* and to the IS MOST IMPORTANT — MB8SR T H E ASSO CIATED TUBBS latkn has acquired the water plnnt, traj COmpotltlvo field, notwithstanding victor belongs the spoils. Now, then, A pair of tlght-flttln* trousers makes good will, mains and all real estate of r0prC8Cntatlons made to them by See­ (Continued from I’aga Una) will you he Goode?” —Ocaln Star. soma fellers feel bigger than they on roatl jmnt F ltt’s Hairy, a p p r o x im a t e ­ the Pnlntka Waterworks Co., owned retory of Labor Dnvis, who bolds that really are. —— —o ------------ly nine (9) tenths rnllun, thence f o l l o w ­ by 'a syndicate o f Boston capitalists. Pay your poll tax boforo Saturday VOTING MORE THAN CASTING oxiBtlng contracts require them at in g the main road Went uml Houthwosl•riy a p p rox im a tely th re e -q u a rte rs (3 -1 ) This makes two water plnnts that the tf you want to vote In the bond elec­ least to enter negotiations regardless o f n inllo to the South line o f Hrctlnn, r BALLOT. the problems o f his business. But 34, T o w n sh ip 18, Houth o f Ilnmre J« city now has. of whether such negotiations nro car tion fo r improvement o f roads. those good old days uro passing along lCaet, thence W e s t fo l lo w in g p u b lic ' The two plnnts will be merged with rled to completion. -------------o------------roatl a p p rox im a tely three anti threrAlmost nny ono, privileged under ! with the Vlrginln reel and the old tenths (3.3) in lice to tho Kouthwost ntimnlnir Rlnflnn to fiiv-nlnh t w o I The United Mine Workers of AmerlOn to Palm Beach and no quarter tho law to do so, can cast a ballot at black mammy— and indeed, “ We re- co r n e r o f to w n s h ip 19. Houth o f ItattKO onc Pun'P,nK HUU,on 10 *0*111811 two thence North fo l lo w in g the klndB o f water to tho p e o p le o f Paint-1 t cn, tho general union orgnnizattlon, •iked and none given«-there will be i polling place In n national, state, or •member with n sigh tho days thnt oro 30 Host. nubile road through I’aolit. nuproxi- k ono 8oft water from n spring a n d ' s declared to be entirely willing to nothing le u than a dollar asked or local election. But it requires brains!no more!" n conference, nlthough Insisting 1 v wp oVs i! o f S ectio n "30, T o w n - 1w,v >■■«) « » •— « .* °—r »iro,’ ...................................... ------- -------------- “ ly ml" - enter g iY tn ; to vote intelligently. Voting Is more Tho office of today Is tho loafing Im e-h a if inlTo whip io, Smith o f itniiKo ao East, said oral, from deep wells. Two stain! upon maintenance of existing wage -------------o------------than casting a ballot, expressing a plnce o f your friends, nnd the more road to lu>_.ro-hard surfaced, paved and J ^ w | „ b f i m n i n t f t J n c ( | J u a t n a t h o y scales, which wero adopted In 1920. The cattlemen o f Seminole county •hoice for this or that candidate. It private the office tho hotter your p laced In first cla ss con dition, arc now, but connections will bo made The employers nro demanding redueand W hereas, a m a jo r ity o f the inemhurs should consider their own cold stor­ toglns before tho election. It moans friends like it. Book agents tnko o f the Hoard o f C ounty C om m ission ers between the mains so thnt In *hc |tlons nmpunting to 20 per cent or age, plant in connection with n slaugh­ •inrticulnrly in tho choosing of candi- special delight in invading it. Sules- o f Seminole County, Florida, have v o t ­ event o f fire emergencies both sup more. ter pen and the cheaper price of meat. lates. This npplics to all voters, nnd men glide past its portals with a dev- ed to Im]lil and co n s tr u c t u bridge a cro ss the HI. J oh n s’ Illver In Seminole piles enn tie used. , It iwns Indicated In offidnl circles The homo boys ought to bo potting tot to only those who make a profeo- erness thnt is developed only after County, Florida, at a point k n ow n as The purchase of the old plant which yesterday thnt the government would the Osteen Ferry, and don of politics,those who do the think- years of practice. F.vcn beggars have whnt ia coming to them. Whereas, the Hoard o f C ou n ty C o m ­ was constructed here something over go further nt present but would await m issioners o f Seminole County, Florida, ng for others entitled to vote, which learned the secrets o f entrance, thoroiiKhly have em ployed ---------------------- com p eten t ! thirty years ago, ends u fight that has the development of the threatened , A wnr over short skirts has .split includes the choosing o f candidates, or , Speaking of the poor workingman, and reliable ex p e rts to d eterm ine tliei cost nnd exp en se in d d e n in l to tin* c o n - 1extended over a period of nearly a strike. The decree of possible govern­ the farming community of Vinland, lominccs, nnd some portion of the the day laborer who goes out with Htructlon o f a g o o d and substantial quarter of a century. The fight be­ ment intervention later, it was snld rid g e across the Ht. Johns river at the Kansas, into ninny parts and promis­ work necessary for tho nomination of pick nnd shovel nnd digs ditches is in bpoint nforesaill, w h o have made a re- gan long before tho city’s plant, was by high officials, would bo determined . , , es a small wnr. Short skirts have •he most promising, in point o f cnpnb- |Uck! Fftssershy never think of stop- p ort to lilt) Hoard o f C ounty C o m m i e - 1” """ " sinners o f the eost and ex p en se to b o 1c o n s t r u c t e d ten o r tw e lv e y e a r s a g o , I * the degree to which the strike, if caused war before this nnd will prob­ lity nnd efficiency, from among thoso ping and firing a barrage of ques bddgo’° U‘e co" Mruut'0" of m,ldII)r. E. S. Grill, at thnt time a lending it developed might affect adversely who "announce” for office. ' thins at him; he can figure whnt he Is ably cause war in years to come. TljiqRBFOHE, BE IT UB80LVBD, by! Pnlntka and former state treasurer, the public welfare. The farmers’ vote is regarded o f im- K„ing to be doing two or three or four -------------oStatistics assembled for the labor Heinlnole County. Florida, that It Is tho led the f i g h t and w a s la r g e l y In stru so beautiful in Leesburg that steal­ nense importance throughout tho imurs hence; tho suspense of labor 1h i» ......... .. th» d t y> in,io„™,i. department Indicate thnt 115,000,000 ing a kiss from them would be grand •ountry. Its importance ought to bo ono „ f the Inst o f his troubles. When terests of ... ...... . ........ Seminole C ou n ty to Issue ont .plnnt. Several ° -------1 “times ----- efforts Itnve tons o f coni are now in storage, ap­ larceny. We look for Gilbert to he ‘ enlisted by tho farmers themselves. thu whistle blows, oven though tho co u n t y bonds y f the C ounty o f Homl- , , . . . . . ., n olo for tho pu rpose o f c o n s t r u c t i n g t been made to get together with the proximately n ten weeks’ supply for wearing stripes before long.— Roport- The most important featuro Is the «lo-; «||tch is not completed, the day laborer imv,’ cd. macadamIxed, or oth er hard «u r- j ,,w n p r « the nln nt f o r tbn nurnnsn o f ed h ig h w a y s In said co u n t y as here- 1 " n ers OI l n t Plu n l 10r l n o P u rp o se 01 tho entire country, thnt this amount Tree o f Intelligence that nccompnnles f0rff0tB his worries nnd marches o ff faced rorStar. hove described, and for the further | acquiring for the city, hut each time Is rapidly being augmented and thnt Im ibov...................... ........ Yes, go to it, Gilbert! We will go tho fnrmers’s vote. To thnt is added homc to t.nj o y n well-earned meal, purpose o f b uilding and co n s tr u c tin g a the negotiations fell through, until non-union production is tending to in­ nore general appreciation o f the need, Xlu> r,,„| poor working man is the b rid ge 10'roHH thc Ht. Joh ns Illver In on your bond. Seminole C ounty at u point k n o w n us about eighteen months ago when un- crease. Local agreements between the for careful choosing of those who are business man who has to always fig- Osteon Ferry, und ------------ n ■ B E IT KPIITIIKB ItlOHOl.VED. that other campaign was started ami a union nnd operators are also expected A floating liquor pnince will he n hold public offices, make the laws liri> on bow much time he is going to It Is the determ in ation o f ib is Hoard price o f $85,001), plus the inventory of to go into effect on or before April 1, the am ount o f m on ey required to anchored outside the three mile limit and administer them and to attend to |u. f „ rt.L.(| to WU8tc in ids office on that pay the cost o f thu con stru ctio n , r e ­ supplies on hand was agreed upon and which would insure mnnintennnee of •.he thousand nnd one duties pertain,li(4 fricni| 8 lUlt| others—not in a busi­ turn! su rfa cin g and p avin g o f the roads nt Now York and then there will ho Boyds were further operations. h erein a b ov e d escribed will am ou n t to the deal went through. ng to official positions. ness way, hut in this modern curse something doing unless new laws can the sum o f IKN.OtUMKl; and that the cost voted to pay the purchase price. I Secretary Dnvis was said to tip o f the building and co n stru ctio n o f tho Quite recently the Pennsylvania Far- cw||e(J “ (|ruppinK !„.•> be passed giving the United States There will he no change in the rates maintaining a policy of hands o ff with b r id g e across the HI, Joh ns riv er at prohibition forces the dominion of the 'tier—which, as its name indicates, is The droppors-in are millstones about Osteen F erry will amount to the sum * “ * * • * i i*--- i f „ . . lilt,. .and j charged for the two waters. The oh reference to the anthracite situation, o f .*.12.,can n journal devoted to agricultural in- tho cconomic ncck of thc cmintry! seven sons, the earth and the sky. dustry nnd the well-being of those onThc 0,rici. mnn (,0C8n.l know whnt u ! ! h the J eterinn iatid n^uV' n ils'* itonr<l o r 1,0,1 w a t e r , is s li g h t ly h i g h e r in i o n t h o g r o u n d th a t o p e ra to rs and mln—o thni tlm am ou n t o f bomls ro'iultoil fo r c 0 „t than the c it y w a t e r and both have |e r s w o r e n o w c o n fu r in g , nnd thnt prnsIt is really amusing about s o m e of gaged therein—had this to say with n w 1 tb(, (R,xt minute holds; there may bo tl|0 pm poses ufores.l hi Is the Slim of Hi NnuKl) t iio ijh a n i • t*H)0,-1 their preferences At tho earliest pos- j poets were nt lenBt hopeful that wage those ponderous editorials some of reference to “ Formers in Politics:’’ business und a dropper-in—and it is ONE 000,00) Hollars. *88,000.00, of w h ich !...,. ____ __ .. , . . ,,, . contracts would He made. Officials thc newspapers are ready to fling nt It will be the duty o f the vot- I.nerve wrecking trying to attend to shall be iisoti for the purpose of con- siolu moment the city s plant will he declared there was no reason to l»cslructliig. re-hard surfacing ami pav* moved to the site o f tho old water ei s this year to select many state Ione and lie hospitable to the other at lag the roads aforesaid, and *13,000.00. 1,1 . , 8,lL OI lno 01,1 wal0,r the Republicans about their laxity nnd of which shall be used buildj, company s plant' so that there will he Hove thnt a coal Htrike would spread and national officials. The impor­ the same time. >... ......... ............. . . for . . the . , their shortcomings. Why say any­ to other industries. tance of choosing the right peo­ It is the rankest form of selfish1? ’V!,.V‘t’' n V ‘,i“ I n ! t ”ro5't’’ .V[ *1,l11 overhead in operation thing about the Republican party nnd ple is probably greater this year ness that will cause a person to take ! =_ what they have not done? Every than ever before. Voters should slices school boy knows it. There is no take a personal and collective in­ |pec roon: for any argument, the truth is terest in the nomination o f men ' giving so plain. and women upon whom they can tur rely to carry forward the devel­ asse Looks like Boh Holly is overlooking opments of our Institutions ami it h n hot in not claiming the Sanford at the same time practice the ut­ happier worm mi me w a y ruunu n -v school girl who answered correctly tho most economy. The question of the private office staged a comeback Y 1 100 questions on current topics pro­ heavy taxes is one which must bo ami slammed its door in tho face o f I ^ pounded hy the Literary Digest, got considered ns of foremost impor­ that growing herd of nuisances w h o! ♦ her information from the Sanford tance in these days o f lessened in­ "just dropped in!” —Jacksonville Me-] Herald.—Tnnipn Tribune. come. However, the primary "in­ Couldn't claim it altogether, Jnwn, tropolis. stitutions of rural life—the high­ since the young lady reads the Ilerald ways, the public schools nnd oth­ and the Tampa Tribune and wo now er necessary institutions—should advise the school boards of tho d iff­ not he made less effective nor erent counties to subscribe for tbn their development retarded. Prog- , Sanford Herald and the Tampa Tribless can continue without an in­ uno. crease of taxes if a more rigid ------------ o—---------economy is practiced through the Unless the railroad rates are lower­ elimination of unnecessary ex­ ed before another shipping season the pense. growers of the Sanford section can What is said in the foregoing pnrnnjnke up their minds thnt they will not applies equally in .Florida as in get the money for their celery that ■raph "I'l''**-" .................... they hnve this season. If there hap- Pennsylvania. Here, as in the KeyCongratulations, M . pencil to he a drop in the market now -tone stnte, we have our cherished, To Whom It May Concern: which Is not probable hut is possible, nur invaluable institutions, all of Eilward M. Gallagher, a local blackery little profit in which need careful attention no less smith who has four hoys in the orthere would he but \v.rf ....... ........ It plumage <in Burlington, a Imby with £ ^ celery now. The answer Is ship hy tban the purely public business. ............ ....... to my sister, Mrs. Charles Center, ’ water, joining the Water Traffic Lea- P"0* without need of cited proof thnt incompetent men or women Rutledge, and four other boys in difJ guo, buy a boat nnd have your own sa can not efficiently represent the peo- forent places and my wife ill a host importation. It is the me only oniy answer n n s w o r. *................... - ...... • • transportation. • « ■ *> ♦!< iu can’t put it o ff nny longer. pie and transact their publicbusiness pitnl, is not the same Edward GalV You ________ ()________ as it should lie transacted. Then it Ingher who was arrested for stealing v * ! 1 HERE’SA DEMOCRAT ASOCALA follows that the selection o f those to a suit case a couple o f weeks ago.— A «?< STAR SEES IT. perform public duties needs to be Edward M. Gallagher, Rutland ( Vt. > ^ ______ i made with the utmost of care in order Herald. i ■ !V > •Some time ago The News, very in- that only thoso best qualified are nom Saw a mut oil a motorcycle the othnoeently, asked several gentlemen o f innted for ami elected to office. Tho time to choose the right people day that looked like it came from thc press supposed to he versed in for official places 1h now nnd not a day Noah’s Ark. It laid everything on it political doctrines of nil parties, or two before election. It is too into for noise nrk. t i : thnt coidd possibly what, to their mind .constituted the then to make more than a choice be- hang on and rattle nnd with the ex­ principles which the stuto executive tween those who hnve boon placed in huust v ide open nnd every one of his committee adjured electors to cuddle nomination, with or without tho con- two cy indues working ho rushed down before they pushed a ballot in the sent of the voters generally. This the street making a noise like a locobox. Aftor some fencing Editor Renwork o f choosing candidates cannot |motive stalled on the Mt. Dora hill, with safety lie delegated to thc fow or |||c should "get the hook." even"bo permitted to lie done without --------5 individual concern nnd pnrticipntion. George Won’ t Do It J it Is a favorite expression that “ tho J "George Goolsby says he would just j * people are supreme,’’ but thoy are not (a8 n(,on kiss his job press with the ■ when they fail in doing their whole (m j j|,k fountain as some of the car\ duty and doing it well. Choosing the ( mined lips tho flappers wear," whereFRU ITS J right pcoplo for public offices is ono the Leesburg Commercial states ■ of tho most important of tho duties of , that it “ knew poor Goolsby well when he would no more have stopped citizenship.—Times-Unlon. and m because lips were like red cherries -------------o----------■ PRIVATE OFFICES ARE PASSING than he would pass a bird fancier’s VEG ETAB LE S INTO HISTORY window without stopping,” and utlvis--------[os George that " if you have to turn The private office is becoming u down any, just put them on ico until j thing of tho past. • jwo get down there next time." Where* It used to ho the sign “ Private" o n , upon the Florida Chief comments: a man’s door meant he was more o r (“ Huh! Gilbert, don’t you know left less protected from the disturbing in- hunt! advertising pays these duys, He simply bidding, tho old . fluonccs of tho world; he could l e a n is ............................ *’ ’ * scamp.’’ -------- I V A , buck in his chuir, smoke a compan­ w on, tho (inyo ot promiscuou. -,v * V V V V , . . ❖ ❖ * * ❖ * ❖ * * * ionable pipe und rcully think about culotlono hnve past for uii, but, In or*1 .. SANFORD DAILY H ER ^D THEjHERALD PRINTING CO. GROCERIES j — * �J ninU FLORIDA REPRESENTATIVES killed the reapportionm ent bill when Mr. Harris, of Pinellas, moved that house bill No. 1 bo made a spcc! lal ordffr for tho following Monday at 4:16 p. m. A roll cal] being demanded there were 20 yens and 90 nays, Tho (motion being lost nothing more w b b hoard of the bill until Wednesday, April 20th, when the measure was taken up and read a second timb in in’ order that tho public mny know full. Mr. Futch of Lake, moved that , thl.Sc charges are made by these jthls bill be mado a continuing order Mr# without the knowledge of tho [for Friday morning, April 20th. Pend­ £ thc writer has looked Into the ing consideration of this motion the Dnortionment question and has fol- j house adjourned. When this order d house hilt N.o 1 of tho 1021 ses- was reached tho following morning, of the legislature until same wus Mr. Perry, of Lee, moved as a substi­ finitely postponed on the motion tute that the further consideration of , South Florida representative, house Rill No. 1 be indefinitely post­ , house bill No. 1 was a bill to poned, which substitute was accepted The question then entitled an Act to apportion tho by Mr. Futch. mentation of the state of Florldn recurred on the motion to indefinitely ie senate of tho state of Florida, postpono consideration i of house bill to apportion the representation No, 1 .. Pending action on this motion the stato of Florldn in the house the house recessed until 8 o'clock that irescntativcs of the state o f Flor- i afternoon. rtp' It will bo recognized as one on , At three o’clock tho house was h Attorney General Rivera H. called to order by the speaker, and rd, before the 'legislature con- upon roll call 76 members answered to ord 1, prepared nLd which was en- their names. The consideration of d by the press of tho stnte^ ns house bill No. 1 to be indefinitely fair, und was recognized as a postponed was resumed, Tho Hpeaker _ ((apportionment measure. ruled that the substitute offered by •his hill was Introduced In tho Mr. Perry to the original motion of M of representatives by Mr. Ellis Mr. Futch und which substitute was klachua county on April 7, tho llrat accepted by Mr. Futqh and beenme his introduced in tht^ house. The bill motion, was not u proper substitute, referred to the committee on rc- and accordingly the 'question before ortlonnicnt. On April 8th tho the house at tho time was the original sure was reported favorably by a motion of Mr. Futch, namely, that said nimuus vote of the committee. Thin house bill No. 1 be miulc a continuing rt was mndo by S. D. Harris of order for Friday, April iflth at 10 illas and recommended that the o'clock a. m. Whereupon Mr. Futch be passed. On the same day, Mr. withdrew that motion and made a mo­ ris moved that 200 copies of this tion that the measure be indefinitely be printed, which was agreed to. postpone)!, be now put, which was ie measure rested until April 16th agreed to. nress of the Sbuthern part of I*»t « " attributing to rtpreHo„tati«e9 and M M tor. from fp7urlda, \n tho Florida IcglslaJj unjust and unfair legislation s *V npportionment, claiming that JJ* Florida will never glvp South rida n square deal In the legl.la- D ELICIO U S wholly for Itself. It will have to adopt tho Rotnry spirit. I t will have to do away with electing men td^ cer­ tain offices because they hnvo merely a "personal axe to grind"— and after thnt Is ground to a fine edge tho city may go to the devil fo r all he cares. New blood needs to be added In a fair r^itlo to those who have been striving to "run the city." Some avow thnt It 1s useless for the compnrntlvely new-comer to try to get Into o rfico; thnt the older heads know the better what is needed; and that everything will bo the better to mnko no radical chnngc; but those who stu­ dy the mntter with core will admit that only by blood-infusion can-oft^ntimes the life o f the patient bo pre­ served. The yldor the generality of people become the more solidly do they become "set In their ways" nnd the more difficult it becomes to Intro­ duce new plans. There Is a constnnt necessity for chnngc In the manage­ ment of n city—until such n time as the best shall have been found nnd proven; nnd it Is for this reason nlono, If for no other, that newer nnd more up-to-date plans should be tried. Not only Is it possible for n com­ mission o f three working In nccord, and having the experience of n man­ ager who is an expert In hls lines, to "crcnte income"— but it Ih possible to expend thnt Income with grenter ef­ fect; nnd thnt is nn Item of no small value. Right there Is where the man­ ager comes Into piny. Under n care­ ful nnd nble mnnager each one hun­ dred cents mny be mnde to do more than a dollar’s worth of betterment. Gases hnvo been known where on ccrtnnin Jobs fifty cents hnvo dona one hundred cents’ worth Improvement. Let there be some steps tnkkcn soon to select a committee to fnko charge of such a matter— nnd hnve It done soon enough that none shall remain Ignorant o f whnt the bill mny cnll for. — Kissimmee Gnzette, A roll call being demanded the vote on the motion to Indefinitely postpone resulted In 41 yeas and 34 nays. Among those voting to Indefinitely postpone which always means death those nine South Florida representa­ tives recognized,as being from South Florida. Had these nine voted against tho postponement of the mensure the vote would hove beon 48 against and 33 for. The names of these nino South Florida representa­ tives can be found recorded on page 633 o f the house Journal o f the 1021 session of the legislature.—Tnlluhnssce Democrat. Dunbar M ale Quar­ tette and Bell R ingers— Princess, March 14th. 298-Btp THAT COMMISSION FORM OF GOVERNMENT Last week a correspondent Irf the Gazette, In n negligible endorsement of the commission-manager form o f government for Kissimmee said: “ Meantime it is well to reflect that neither council nor manager can create Income." While this mny sound well from tan nrgumentlve point o f view It must bo conceded to be rcdlcnlly wrong—because that Is one of the chief duties of the councllmnnlc body; nnd It would be one o f the du­ ties of the commission nnd the mnnnger, In collusion, to cqntlnuo the prac­ tice. Doubtless v.1 ..r the writer In­ tended to convoy to the people was that neither body could crento the im­ possible—or the Inordinate; thnt the people governed would stand only for a certain amount o f whnt might be termed by radicals ns opressfon. I f Kissimmee can devise n gbod charter—one which from its very fairness nnd straightforwardness will merit the approval o f the majority of tho people— there Is not the slightest doubt the measure would enrry— PROVIDED thnt three commission­ ers could be selected who would be hrond above nil personalities; who would not presume to get work thru thnt was especially valuable to them nnd of but little benefit to the ninssos; ■ who would have tho temterlty to stand up against friend and foe nllke, look them squaw In tho eye nnd dcclnrc that the movement was good for qll nnd not for n select few. If Kissimmee Is to grow ns it 2 should; ns have grown other commun­ ; ities with far less advantages; it will ■ have to get out of the class thnt Is Demand tho genuine— name Btnmped on every crown— nsk • for it by name Bottled only by The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company .GAINESVILLE. March 14.— The question of whether a setting hen should be criticizczd for leaving n lice infested nest, is pointedly put to poultry raisers by the Agricultural News Service of the University of Florldn. Answeriqg its question In the negative, the publication quotes Professor J. R. Watson, of the Florida Experiment Station, ns to how lice enn be eradicated. Sodium flourlde is probably the best remedy, according to PProfessor Wat­ son, who continues: "It is most economically applied to fowls by the pinch method; thnt is, n pinch of the powder is dusted on the head, one under each wing, one on each thigh, one around the vent, one around the breast, and two on the back." Another excellent remedy, the pro­ fessor snys, is one pnrt of mercurlnl ointment and one or two parts of vaseline. These should be mixed thor­ oughly nnd a bit the size of a pearl, rubbed on the fowl under the wlngH and about the vent. It is not necessnry, or even desirable the professor stntes, to rub tho entire body o f the fowl. I. ice nre of n roving disposition and in their senrch of new fields to conquer, they wilt sooner or later, come to the poison, according to the professor. Professor Watson snys further: "One important condition In control­ ling chicken lice is to.give the fowls nbnndnnt opportunity to dust them­ selves. For this purpose, dust, nlrslnck lime, ashes, or nny light, dusty mnterinl is suitable. Fresh, very slightly dnmp earth in which to scratch or dust should always be nvanllnble, » "O f the several klndH of Hco thnt commonly nttuck chickens, one crawls over the skin, especially under the wings nnd on the posterior pnrt of the body, but seldom gets onto tho feathers. Another Is particularly a feather niitf und Is somewhat smaller than the body louse. Another common louse thnt Is very injurious to young chickens, attacks the head and Is called the head louse, It is best con­ trolled. perhaps, by liberally grcnHing the bend with lard. “ Chicken mites, sucking parasites, mny be killed by npplying plenty o f flowers o f sulphur on the fowls nnd about the house. Mites bite nnd slick blood, while lice crawl and annoy. BUYIMPROVEDPROPERTY! City Lots with Paved Streets, Sidewalks, Gas, City W a t­ er, Electric L ights and Sewer connections, in all parts o f the city. IS TH E T IM E TO BU ILD that home. The above im provem ents are essential and improve the value o f your property. AGED MAN GUILTY OF INCEST EASY TER M S- ASK US ABOUT IT GEORGE W. KNIGHT estate H I, T h r AMMirlnlPd I'rritMl IN S U R A N C E ■ ford, ago sovonty-two years, pleaded ' guilty yesterday afternoon In criminal court to the chnrgo o f incest, and was sentenced to ten years In tho stato penitentiary. Complaint was filed by the fourtoen-ycnr-old daughter. , Dunbar M ale Quar■ tette and Bell R ingers— Princess, March 14th. 208-5tp The world at your door ovory evonJ ing for lbc.— Dally Heratd. 288-tfi For Information and reservation see Kenneth Murrell, Adjutant CampbclI-Lossing Post, Sanford. • i H enry M cLaulin, Jr. O P T IC IA N — O P T O M E T R IS T M aQ k/rw ny/orH ja. Tidewater Glass Mfg. Co. 212 East. 1st S t. Sanford, F la . JUST ARRIVED Herald want nils get results. Large Shipment of GLOBE PIANO CO. BAVB YO U M O NEY * Write us Empire Hotel Block O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS Substantial reduction from Inst year’ s prices H ill H ardw are Co. SOU N D A N D DEPENDABLE■ ■ ■ The Peoples’ Bunk of Sanford was sound and de­ pendable in the old days and it is sound and dedependnble now. It seeks new business on its record, and cordially invites you to become one of its customers. If you wish a banking affiliation that stands high in public confidence nnd is built on character, you could not do better than to maintain an account with ■ i ■ ■ ■ ■ \The 3 Peoples Bank of Sanford j 3 CRENSHAW,. PRIDDY & COMPANY l a a "SERVICE TH A T COUNTS” ■ We handle everything in s T H E F R U IT A N D V E G E T A B L E L IN E \ Car Lots or Less. u ■ Ship us / Richmond, V irginia ft. 5a s Jr KEY WEST, March 13.—John Si- ■ Sanford is grow in g, property is g o in g higher every day. You are losing your chance to g et som e real bargains in im proved city property if you fail to consult— real 5 / - terms. This shows the profit in the glass business. I l l r Tin- Aa.nrlnlrR I’ rraa) in NOW , "The statement o f earnings o f ) the Owens Bottle Co. for the (’ NINE months ended September] 80, shows surplus, after charges and Federal taxes, of $1,485,865. | "From Glassworker issue No­ vember 12,1921." CONTROL CHICKEN LICE - FOR SETTING HENS STVERAI. GOOD'REMEDIES ..DELAWARE CRUNCH.. \ In Bottles Everywhere *■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Kimball Pianos, from factory to n r v n v n i x-t home prices. When you nre out shopO W E N S B O T T L E CO. ping, don't fall to ^top in at T. J. tP A W W IN n S IMiller & Sons’ and look thorn over. IY f\ IV lN IiN \ x o Then gwj Mr> ijljnler> f or prices and a a a a 3 C H U L U O T A IN N On the Okeechobee Ilranch of the Florida B u t C o u t Railway, Cholaotn, F la ., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private baths and hot water heat. F lr a t class cuisine. Rates $2.50 to | U 0 per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ cording to location of room. i MRS. CHAS. D, BRUMLEY, Manager ■Villi OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, MARCH 14,1922 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1922 P L A N T P U R E B R E D 8BB D F O R B IG G E R Y IE L D S Authorities Say There Are Few Precedents (KT xar. Assoelaw* Pr*M) such new state, it is t c^op n on 0 e TALLAHASSEE, Mnrchh 13— Re- Jgal authorities that the M o w in g vlval at discussion. In Control and course of procedure would be correc . South- Florida o f a proposal to divide 1. The Legislature of tho Pnrc" tha state,, whiob. arose recently with j stnte would pass an act consenting to the renewal o f tho capital removal the creation nnd admission of the now campaign, has prompted* am cmanlna- state; designating its boundaries, and tlon of legnl records and an Inquiry in the snmo act provldo for a Constihere ns to Just what steps would be tutionnl Convention to be held within necessary to create another state the Jurisdiction o f tho proposed new from a part of one already In exist- state; provide for an election to be ance i hold for the purpose o f submitting Legal authorities declare that I n . . - ; the | .r .p « « l W y t o t - « j » ^ much a . the dlvl.lon o l state, ha. H W voter, o f he been little Indulged la there ext.t. »* *• ! X ” hcr udth eery .ca n . precedent upon whhh to S election base an opinion as to the proper, n I , course to be pucued .hould -ueh a thereof, t a j b . * ° ' J ' ^ .top ho undertaken. Section .1 of A r -! * * • « ” «< ? f ° g ,^ N O TIC E! We have a limited supply of the new Peace Dollars which tribute to our friends and customers as long as the A COMMUNITY BUILDER F . P. F O R S T E R , President to get the Original and Genuine noci the poll wha prin com befc box. B. F. WIIITNBR, Cuk* Dunbar The very latest style SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine C TABLETS , E xpert Auto Iteunir Work FO R § A L E — Newly Constructed’ 5-room Phone 30 “ WE DELIVER THE GOOD Quick Service Transfi Drop a Coin in the Box Never Occupied Screened Throughout, Hot and Cold Water, Gas and Electricity For a few days only Mr. and Mrs. A. Haines, of Brook­ B. G. Mcthvin, A. F. McAllister, Leslyn, N. Y., wore among tho recent lio Brynn, Orln Farroll, J. G. Sharon, arrivals stopping at the Montezumn. and Porter Pitts. Visitors wore Mrs. Hall and Miss Brain. B. L. Barry, of Daytona Beach, was in tho city yesterday nttondlng to bus­ iness. Whllo hero ho mado his head­ wcok at Yowell’s. Theso goods con be quarters at tho Montezuma. ' secured nt Newberry’s Drug Store. Mr. and Miss .Haines, o f Chicago, Will give free demonstrations nt tho 302-ltp III., arrived hero yestorday and were homo-by appointment. a. W. T. Langley will members o f tho Morentertain Mntrons Bridge _ Club at her on Park avonuo at 3:00 p. m. jay—'Welfare Department of Woman’s Club at 8:80 p. m. l a y — Mrs. John Melsch will en- guests nt tho Montezuma, leaving this Old-Time Revival at aln the members of the Idlers morning for their home In Chicago. , at hor home on West First the Methodist Church Miss Brenda Morrison, who Is W onderful Aw akening — Mrs. J. E. Pace will ontcr- spending the winter nt Dnytonn Bcnch< the Booklovcrs Club Friday af- came over yesterday on business, re­ turning to Dnytonn this morning. Big Crowd Opt Last Night to Hear oon at 3:30 o'clock, Dr. Walker lay— Children’s Story Hour will .aid „t four o'clock nt Central One who was present, characterized the meeting last night Ht the Metho­ dist Church as a "wondorful old-tlmo revival service of the kind some p eo­ ple think* has gope out of Htylo.’ A splendid crowd was present. A splen­ did spirit of earnestness prevailed. Dr. Walker delivered a strong nnd compelling sermon on "Sin,’’ using ns bis text Romans 0:23. The wnges o f Hin Is death; but the gift <>f «<>d »» ST. AGNES GUILD •eternal life through Jesus Christ our The regular mooting of the St. A g­ Lord. Dr. Walkor defined sin. He nes Guild wnH held yesterday aftornoon nt tho homo of Mrs. Clurko Lconnrdy, on Pnlmotto avenue. Sev­ ern! mnttors of importanco were dis­ cussed, nnd other bhsihesa attended to. After tho business session n social hour was In order, the members sew­ Wall Paper Sale at the ing on articles for the outfit for the little mountain girl. aint Store, W elak a The next meeting will bo Monday lock. „„„.... afternoon at threo o’clock nt the home of Mrs. Fred Dslgcr. All members nro requested to be present nnd to be on time. II. W.NICKKRS0N Public Accountant; Audits—Systti Income Tax Service Balace $25.00 per month with 8 per cent interest Room 10 McNcill-Davis Bldg, ’ ’ hone 852 Orlande, F Will sell or exch an ge for Sanford property, Five acres land, 6 room house FOR SERVICE Cith bath, on East C oast Call 146-J fiver front, twenty m in­ W. RAWLING, Prop, utes from Coronado .. Employment Bureau Beach. A snap fo r some The vocational committee of the Be one wanting nice hom e ness and Professional Women'i Q near Ocean beach. For requests all young womtn employment to register st It* FI further particulars, ad­ National Bank. dress, Sanford Steam Latin GEO. A . DeCOTTES ATTORNEY Over the Seminole County Hank B E F O R E B U Y IN G A PHONOGRAPH Sec the NEW EDISON Attorney and Counsellor-nt-Law Practicing in State and Federal Courts Ovor Seminole County Bank . George A . DeCottes Genera! Shop and Mi1 Work Ssnferil Geo. W . Knight Real Estate and Insuronw SAN FO R D Spatial iatliT SpinalA d juatmenta Florida CONTRACTOR and BUILDI Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD F L O R ID A • •:* - _ _ FLOia — Sanford Machine * W m . J. K efm od e, D . C. Doctor o f1Chiroprttctlc iood load o f Tennessee 4ulos for sale or trade .t Brady’s Barn. Foundry Co. COLLECTED B Y 'L E V Y AND S A tE Gamer-Woodruff Building General Machlno and Boiler OF THE.PHOPERTY'UPON WHICH DfTlee Hours: TAXES ARE DELINQUENT.1 Cylinder Grinding; DeLuw 0 to 12 a. m. and 1 to 0 p. m. ALFRED FOSTER, Sundays and evenings by appointment Oversize Rings and I’ins; 204-24tc City Tax Collector. Steel Gear Bands; Crank 8 SANFORD -: F L O R ID Florida PIPE ORGAN CLUB Mrs. Schcllc Mnines and Mrs. Tom Moore were joint hostesses for the Pipe Organ Club yesterday afternoon at the home of the former on Mngnolia avenue. This was the regular business meet­ ing and election of officers. The fol­ lowing officers for the coming year were elected: President, Mrs. Forest Gntchcl; vice-president, Mrs. KoKnt Rossitor, secretary nnd treasurer, Mrs. Orin Fnrrcll. Next Saturday the Pipe Organ Club will hnve a rummage sale. After tho conclusion of business, a social hour . I M C W S f i '8 ? One of them paid rent all of his life ; the other lot and home. When they came to the last stretc journey they met, one of them looked tired and because all that he had to show for his life wa. rent receipts), and tho other iooked like he reap and felt that he was a man among men. (becaui accumulated a little something in his travels). sm i HO THEY ARE H A T THEY ARE HY THEY ARE Conic out and henr COL. J. Q. NOLAN, Nntlonal Lecturer of THE INVISIBLE EMPIRE and perHonal representative of Col. Wm. Jos. Simmons, Imperial Wizard. Lecturer Is a man of National Fame. L E C T U R E FREE Everybody invited. LADIES ESPECIALLY URGED TO COM E ’ ' _ . V i / >' 284-2fltc FOR SALE—34 full blood White Leg­ horn chickens. Apply nt East Sec­ ond street, In 000 block. 302-2tp FO R S A L E LE—5 room bungalow on street. All modern convcnUnusunlly low price. Easy 3. F. Lane. 302-Btp FOR SALE— Cash and carry Grocery Store, 311 Sanford Ave. 300-0tp FOR SALE OR LEASE— One 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford ave. walking distance to city. Two lots corner Centor nnd Elm ave. Two lota west side Pnlmotto nvo., 50 ft. from Elev­ enth St. Mnke offer. B. T. Corey, owner, 115 N. Spring St., Los Ange­ les, Calif. ____________288tf; 20-tf FOR SALE Warehouse with R. R. siding. Within four blocks o f confer o f city. Geo. W. KNIGHT 272-tfc FOR SALE— Baby carriage, good con­ dition. Practically now. Apply nt Herald office. 2UU*3tp FOR~SAirE— Celery farm, a rcnfbnr- FOR SALE— Oak and other hard irnin.— E. F. Lnno. 208-fltp wood, strnnd wood rnnge, $2.50; FOR SALE— 16 acres, 10 tiled fire place, $2.00.— Hoskins Jones, house, barn, 4 wells, $0,000. Ileardull Avenue. , 280-tfc — H. B. Lewis. Phono 340 or LO ST M IS C E L L A N E O U S MONEY TO LOAN on real estate, 1st FOR SALE—Tomnto plants, any LOST— Tan colored pocketbook con taining sum of money. Return ti quantity, for prompt dcllvory.— mortgage only.— S. J. Policy, Route Herald. Reward. 301-2t] 288-tfc A, Box 220, Sanford, Fin. 300-Gtd-ltw Chnso & Co., Phono 830. PALM BEACH, March 14.— Fishing nnd golf constituted the program of the president today before leaving by rail for St. Augustine. Arrangement has been completed for the president to be taken out curly todny to try bis band at fishing and golf is expected to take up the greater part of the af­ ternoon. Officials of the American Legion gathering for the stnte con­ vention sent President Harding a con­ vention badge and their regrets that lie would be unable to address them. Ideal weather conditions which the president met with in Florida continu­ ed today. ST. AUGUSTINE, March 14 blent und Mrs. Harding const* bo guests of honor nt n public tlon here tomorrow night, hundred invitations hnve been A . P. C O N N E L L Y , A gent FRIDAY NIGHT, MARtil 17 AT 8 P. M MOSCOW, March 14.— William D. Hynwood, heads a group o f American Industrial Workors of the World to whom Premier Loninc grunted con­ fession to operate the big NudojdlnHky iron works in the Ural mountain region nnd part of the coal mines in Kosmotz basin nnd auxiliary factor­ ies. i MUCH IMPROVEMENT IN THE CONDITION OF GENERAL CARR DURHAM, N. C., March 14.— Much 2 Improvement Is shown todny in th o. J condition of Gonornl Julian S. Cnrr, Commnndor In Chief of tho Confeder­ ate Votorans. He is Horiously ill at hin home hero with pleurisy. CORNER FIRST STREET AND PARK A V E ; Herald want ails get results •' Congrogntlonnl Club Men’s Club ---------Klwnnis C l u b ......... Rotary Club ........... I l l y The A nniiMi i I viI I'rrw il \ 1 — TO BE SOLD A T Lane’s Addition Outboard M otors.----------- 1 [ W e sell lots on easy term s with a S m ent down 202-M-W-S ■ ]jB3 WANTED— Married man wants posi- Ares. 805 9th St. turned; agenta for Callle In! Which man are you going to be? Tax Collector, Seminole County ANTED These L ots are located in fro n t o f R ose Court fa c in g East on S an ford H eights Started life together, STOCK .-Tit' non W __________ STANDING OF THE CLUBS OF 1. W. W. WHO WILL OPERATE IRON AND COAL MINES . IN RUSSIA , ■ 5 S Sanford, Florida TOTALS S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder 130 135 130 84 145 The Store That ie Different i l l y Tht* .\«MM»cliili*tl l , r r * » l V. C. COLLER, Prop. Attomey-at-Law KIWANIS CLUB Lloyd ................... 140 125 C arter..................... 131 102 Joncf ' .................... 127 117 Wight ................... 138 08 J. C. S m ith ............ 124 184 A t the lowest prices seen in Sanford 3R SALE—One fi-room cottage, in good condition, good location, good $700 cash', balance on SALESMAN to covor local territory, flowing well ! Helling dcnlors. Gunrnntood snlnry tomtit. See H. M. Rumboy, 310 South 29B-12tc 404 0f $100.00 per week for right man.— Holly Ave. 308 Th0 Commercial Radium Co., Fifth FOR SALE— Two story business 374 Ave. Bldg., Now York. 300.0tp building. Apply to the owner; Klen 2100 TOTALS A ll Colors— A ll Sizes VARIES PROG I PLAYING AND 1 DAY FOR ST SA N F O R D NOVEL! WORKS 817 Commsrelsl Street CONGREGATIONAL WINS In a regular match on tho Parrish House alloys last night tho Congre­ gational Club added another victory to their string by defeating tho Klwanls Club. Bower tho Klwanls star was out o f town nnd his absence was folt. Ronand for tho Congregatlonals rolled high score with Bolding close on his heels. John Smith wa». high man for KKiwanis. The next game will bo played W ed­ nesday night at which time tho Mon's Club meets tho Rotary \Club. Tho public In invited. Last nights' scores: CONGREGATIONAL CLUB B e ld in g ...................170 127 148 445 Pennington_______ISO 116 143 417 R c n n .d .................... 1B3 200 170 S23 Kent ............. 132 132 R a n d a ll................. 100 100 Bolly ..................... 108 100 277 Jewett ................. 167 116 272 CECILIAN CLUB The students day program given by the Cecilinn Music Club, last Satur­ day afternoon was interesting nnd en­ joyable. Those who pluyod were Velma Shipp, Dorothy Mooro, Pearl Robson, Nozzle Stone, Dorothy Ray, Louise Fields, Margaret Cox, Cnrol Stone, Included In the littlo folks numbers woro Julia Higgins, Mary Helen Morse, Minn Howard, Margaret Giles, Louise Hickson, Sara Maxwell, Thelinn Tow, Carmen Guthrie nnd II. C. At.NFS G. HKHNF.U. Chelrau THOS. J. A. RfclDY p riv ile g e s Incident to c o r p o r a tio n s fo r profit under the law s o f the aV i t XI. Storage Facilities If we pleutte you, tell others; II tell us. Phone 198 Small Cash Paym ent Down Apply to v VflTF OR i istration lenders that In the end a so I,ATE HOUSE IS |id Republican vnto' exclusive of th LODGE’S TERMS i "Irreconcilable" would support tli ____ ! committee program. t Corner Klrui A T Y O U R O W N PR IC E BUNGALOW In | |n W K iiV ,;' W Male QUar| tette and Bell Ringers Princess, March 14th, YEAST the Honorable E. F. llousholdcr, Judgo of said court, ns Judge of Probate, for my final discharge ns Administratrix of the estnte o f W. T. Humphrey, de­ j n r T h * tM iirlu lril P r m «» ceased, and that at the snmo time I WASHINGTON. March 13.— Senate |>RODUCEK MEETS CONSUMER will present to said Court my final consideration of the four power pacific accounts as Administratrix of snid treaty is expected to reach the stage Housewives in many towns in Flor- ..state, and ask for their approvul. of action during the coming week. 1 Ida are finding it possible to buy fresh Believing thnt virtually every senn., 1vegetables, fruits nnd other farm tor has made up his mind how he will products directly from the farmer and vote, those in charge of the trenty will nt modest, reasonable prices. Various begin todny nn aggressive effort to ngencios throughout the stnte, partialbring the debnte to n conclusion. lurly home demonstration agents, have Senntor Lodge, of Massachusetts, the been laboring to this end for several Republican loader, hopes to secure a years—striving to institute "curb unanimous agreement setting n time mnrkets," places where the farmer to begin roll calls on the proposed res­ may directly meet the consumer and ervations nnd if ho fails he is prepared oil terms which are faair and satis­ to hold the sennto in session until late num- »»» « ..... . . . . . . . # factory to both. W ITNESS ou r nil tin*8 thin I ltl» tiny of hours so that the storm of oratory ov.............. • Last August a number o f women be­ March. A. I* I»22. n. H W ol'R , or the trenty may spend Itself as longing to the county council of home K. M. HWUI’ K, soon ns possible. N. F. I.HXKTTK.* i demonstration work in Ft. Meyers r i i u r i i s H i ) rii A H T F .il o f h v i i i 'R * The opponents of ratification are n o t 1 started to work to establish a curb I.K/.FTTF. KAIIIIF.N t ' O l t P W Y expected to assont readily to such market in that city. This market op­ Th«« umlcrslginU in corp ora tors herehv a*Hor|Hle llicmHelves togn lh er fo r unanimous consent agreement as Mr. ened January 7. Miss Snrnh W. Par­ . III. purpose o f hecoinlltK Incorporated Lodge suggests, although they declare tridge, stnte home demonstration and formlaK a c orp ora tion under and they have no intention of unduly pro­ agent, reports thnt most* encouraging hv virtue o f the law s o f the State o f Florida, with and tinder the fo llo w in g longing the debnte. They have given and satisfactory results are being met proposed ch a rter: Section I.— T h e name o f till* c o r p o r a ­ nottice thnt any attempt to "force” by this curl) market. The beginning tion shall he , H\\ lll'K-I.F.ZKTTF. CJAItnUN « <»>•results will be followed by the adop­ was somewhat slow, the sales tho first I'A.TY , „ tion of vigorous measures by the "Ir­ week amounting to only $40. But, ns and Its principal place o f htiHluess shall he In the T ow n o f OVlnilo. In the C ounty reconcilable bloc," which for the past the farmers learned thnt the o f S'emlnolc. anil the Hints o f Florida, anil such oth er p laces as may he d e s i g ­ week has kept nt least one of its mem- *,,on 1 housewives renlly would como out nnd nated hy the noartl o f Directors. hers on the senate floor constantly to buy their products, the sales took a S e c t i o n '.'.— T h e general nature o f tltc to lie transacted shall he as observe developments and shut off any sudden, upward trend nnd for tho Inst business fo llo w s : The liiiyl'-g anti s e ll in g c f nnltnmove for premature action. I week in February amounted to $370. pr .veil and Improved hunts, tracIn spite of this situation the ad­ tot - and farm Implements, ernto "Before this curb market came I m ' ' erla I and fertilizer, the upsrnministration senators are hopeful thnt tried to sbll n lond of vegetables by lion ami cu ltiv a tion o f track farms, 1 to own. operate, maintain, hire, voting on reservations will begin with­ rent, hulld o r erect w a re h o u se s in a few dnys, and some o f the more and o f f i c e hulldlligB. t«> sell, m o r t ­ gage, Kilh-le* pledge, hire, lease optimistic even believe that a finnl roll or convex the property of said cortmrath n i t any part th e reof at tall on rntifienttion mny bo possible the dlseieMon o f the HoaVtl o f Di­ by the end of the woek. re cto r- to h o r r o » money. Issue hoe 1 1 or o th e r ob ligation s, und to They nssert thnt the pledges given secure same hy m o rtga g es. pl«ditt y in make it certnin that more than „ f „v oth er kind o f Instrument, to make con tra cts o f any kind the necessary two-thirds have decided w h atever for the fu rth era n ce nr the business o f the Company. T o to vote for ratification with tho "no deni In merchandise anil do all alliance" reservation of tho foreign th in g s and a cts which the Hoard o f Directors may deem to be a d ­ relations commlttco und they declare visable or expedient to he done In the transaction o f Its said huslunss. thnt a majority would like to clear the and g en era lly to h a v e .'e x e rclse and fnr the nthor arms conference e n jo y ntt the rights, p o w e rs and “ S fs S ^ F s r r s i fednr.'dny (For Final Discharge) w 2 & ■{? money, offering you in return for youi gavlngan full measure o f Service, Safety Tangible Assistance when required. Read our bank ads and be convinced. JU ST R E C E IV E D PBBD D A IG B R . society Editor, R. J. Newton, of Jacksonville, spont Phone 2 1 7 - W ................. tho day hero yestorday on business. SOCIAL CALENDAR NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR the proposed new state, and its nec­ essary provisions, could be passed with a referendum clause submitting it tto the people o f the whole state, to become effective nfter being ratified by a majority vote. 1 Merchandise ads are created for tho ee o f inspiring in you a desire to Red-blooded men: Any beefy guy who gnnws n cignr nnd crnckH your knuckles when he shakes hands. B.iy it with n Hernld Want Ad OCIETY W HAT IS A BANK ADVERTISEMENT The value o f. purebrod livestock scents pretty well Implanted In the minds o f all Amorlcan farmers and In tho practices o f the better typo of farmers, so much so that there la little danger of a return to th e . predomi­ nance o f the old scrub hog, cow, horso or chicken. Yes, wo hnvo hoard purbrod pig and purebrod calf and purebred colt and purebred “ blddle" from the time when we went barefooted and ate out o f a spoon, but .hpw often have we heard about purbred corn or purebred other kinds of seed? May It bo said that It Is just as Im­ portant that the farmer secure the hejt seed to bo had as It is fo r him to secure tho best llvesttlck. “ Purcbreds eventually, why not now," applied as proporl yto the seed o f farm crops as it does to farm animals. The planting time, fo r goneral field crops, is near. Seed should bo on hsnd or readily available; But It \n not too late to get purobred soon-* the best seed. If you didn’t save you own purbred seed or haven’t them al­ ready, there nro mnny reputable Beed houses throughout the country, nnd tho nearest one to you enn be reached in n few dnys by mall. However, In buying seod. it Is just ns necessary thnt you make sure of the reputnblencss o f the dealer nnd of the quality of the seed ns you do when you buy purebred livestock. First, make sore thnt the seedmnn 'makes it his strong point not to sell poor seed. Second, be sure he mnkes no mistake in the seed ho sells you— mnke him ninkc sure of it. Plnnt orfly sound purbred s e e d start the crop right—nnd mnke bigger yields. B A N D C O N C E R T --------------------------------------F R E E P R IZE S A u tom obiles will leave F irst N ational Bank every ten m inutes from 1:30 p. m. Friday. F ree ride to A uction Sale LANE “ T H E R E A L E S T A T E M A N ” and U . S. R E A L T Y A U C T IO N C O M P A N Y , A g e n ts � 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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S>ANF0 SANFORD “The City Substadl •I’hc City Substantial” IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S. G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SECTIO N NUMBER SANFORD, FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1922 , V O LU M E II 15 M illion Fire Loss>in H eart o f Chicago Business Distrii A FAVORABLE REPORT ON FLORIDA BANKERS HERE BONUS BILL ORDERED BY FROM GROUP NO. THREE ONE FIREMAN KILLED, ANOTHER HOUSE COMMITTEE TODAY . -ENJOYING THEIR VISIT SERIOUSLY INJURED AND TEN OR JU ST O FF T H E LOOP O R D O W N T O W N D IS­ T R IC T A N D F IR E OF U N D E T E R M IN E D O R IG IN S T A R T E D E A R L Y T H IS M O R N IN G Chairman Fordney W MORE WERE SLIGHTLY INJURED BIG H O T E L PRODIGAL SON Subm it Form al Repo: Today or Tom orrow WAS SUBJECT AT Fire Started in Center o f Block Bounded by V a n ­ BURNSATRENO Buren, Canal and Clinton Streets and Leaped DIVORCEES FLEE HARDINGSR REVIVAL SERVICE luncheonT today Across to Jackson, Catching the Twenty-one About Thirty South East Florida Bankers San­ ford’s Guests DR. WALKER TAUGHT WONDER­ p r o m OSCEOLA, ORANGE, LAKE, FUL LESSON TO HIS HEARERS VOLUSIA, SEMINOLE AND LAST NIGHT OTHERS OF 8 . K. FLORIDA But "he came to himself” nnd said Group No. 3 of the Florida Bnnk- “ I will arise nnd go to my father’s cth Association met here today with house.” The sermon preached by Dr. the Valdez Hotel as headquarters and Walker Inst night, on the Prodignl under, the chnperonugo of the local Son portrayed "the infinite difficulty, bankers were taken ovo* the city and the infinite desirability of being good, shown the many beauties and the In­ a theme a sold as hnmnnity.” Dr. dustries of tho greatest vegetable sec­ Wnlkor led hi« hearers to .see thnt tho journey of the younger son into tho tion in tho world. Group No. 3 comprises the banks far country typifies tho departure of sltunted in the Counties of Osceola, man from the correct walk in life; Orange, Lake, Seminole, Volusia, Bre­ that his substance may he any talent possessed by him and how, he asked, vard, St. Lucie, Palm Beach, Broward, are you spending your substance of Dade and Monroe and about thirty or character, intellect nnd bodily vigor? more bankers were present at noon T he‘ return o f tho prodignl, penitent, today, several more being expected to and humble supplicant for the posi­ como in at one o’clock. tion of servant in his father’s house They are taking luncheon at the and the father’s reception according to Valdez Hotel at noon nnd W. T. Don­ him the full honors of a son,, exempli­ nelly, of New York, and several other fies the nbundant pardon, and bound­ visitors present will address them on less love of tho Father o f nil. Thcro various topics of tho day. They are were seven conversions last night. holding their meetings in the Palm Seven bouIh who said, "1 will arise and Room of tho Valdez nnd expect to he go to my father." through business at 3:00 this after­ There is every promise of a great noon after which tho locnl bankers and meeting tonight. It is men’s night at the business men will tnko them for a tho Methodist church' and every man ride over tho colery fields nnd show in Sanford is invited. thorn Sanford. The yoxpcct to loavo late thin afternoon for their homes. COTTON EXCHANGE ONE RIG BUCKET SHOP, SAYS WITNESSES TODAY NEW YORK, March 15.— Chnrgos that the Amoricnn Cotton Exchnngo is n huge buckotshop whore nctunl trading is raro nnd whore the south­ ern speculator Is nt tho mercy of tho Now York brokor, wore mndc today by former members of tho exchange, nt a “John Doo” investigation conducted by tho district nttomoy’s offico boforo Chief City Magistrate McAdoo. Witnesses testified to numerous instances of “ cross trading,” flctlous orders, dummy accounts, “ scnlping," secret manipulation of unrecorded transactions, sensational advertising designed to woo the accounts of small speculators in tho South, nnd undis­ guised "bucketing” of orders. W. B. Wilson, nnd J.' H. Watson, members of tho firm of Wilson & Co., which wns expelled from the exchnngo last February 28, on charges thnt they had warned their client sagninst fur­ ther dealings with tho Institution, wero principal witnesses for the prose­ cution. GRAIIAM-MCDANNEL Mrss. Mnudo Graham and F. J. MeDnnnel wore qulotly married at one o’clock this afternoon nt the Church of Christ pnrsonnge, Rov. W. D. Drnper officiating. Only immedinto rela­ tives witnessed tho ceremony. Tho couple loft linmedintoly for Florida whero they will spend n month on a farm owned by thd groom. Upon their return to this city thoy will make their homo at 222 Corunnn Avc. Both Mr. nnd Mrs. McDannol have been residents o f Ui Ih city for a number of years, nnd a legion o f friends extern! best wishcR for tho happiness of thiH estimable couple,— Ownsso Press. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. McDannol ar­ rived here last night nnd are receiving tho congratulations o f tho many San­ ford friends of tho groom. They will remain for several wooks nnd expect to visit other pointa In Florida bofore returning to Michigan. Tho ITorald Joins In oxtondlng congratulations and bpst wishes to Mr. nnd Mrs. McDsnnel. B. B. McCall o f Oveldo was among the visitors to tho city today. County Commissioner O. P. Swopo ° f Oveldo was in tho city todny talk­ ing over tho county bond Issue. Story Chicago, Burlington and Quincy General Office Bulding, Destroying it. . ESCAPED GUESTS IN NIGHTIES NONE OF WHOM WERE INJURED CHICAGO, March 15.— (By the Associated Press).— A spec­ tacular early morning fire today destroyed n full square of business buildings just out of Chicago’s loop, or down-lown district, with a loss estimated at from ten to fifteen million dollars. The fire started in the cen torof the block hounded by Van Buren, Cana and Clinton streets and West Jackson Boulevard, or undetermined ori­ gin, and burned every structure in that area, leaped north across Jackson and wrecked the twenty-one story Chicago, Burlington « Quincy Railroad's general office building which also houses the Mercantile Trust & Savings Bank, and under a strong wind dipped over Van Buren street Southward and burned nearly through to Harrison street. The fire was not brought under control until nearly five o’clock and even then firemen wero fighting a dozen different fires and others broke out intermittently as the wind wafted the sparks about. One fireman was killed, another serious­ ly injured, ten or more slightly hurt and an unknown number of the hundred thousand spectators who thronged the burning dis­ trict were slightly hurt by falling bricks, burning timbers or sparks. City Fire Attorney High said the original blaze from wheih the conflagration grew was possibly o f incendiary origin. High announced the arrest o f an unnamed man on information sup­ plied by the president of the concern where the fire started. RENO, Nov., Mnrch 15.— Scores of is AW AITED TOGETHER W11 SPEAKER OILLETT WHO IS IN FLORIDA ( I l f T h r Ami o r In te d I’ r ra a) guests escaped from the upper win­ dows in their night clothes when Riv­ erside Hotel, the inrgost In tho city, wuh destroyed by fire early today. At five o’clock thiTbuildlng was still ragIng furnace and-the ruins could not be searched but a cheek whh started tq learn if any guests were missing. No serious injuries reported. Tho fire is believed to have originated in the engine room and broke out nt two o’clock; The flnmes spread rapidly and the guests found the stairways cut off. Most of them were rescued by firemen with ladders. ( I l f T l i . A a a o r l n l r d I’ r r a a ) - WASHINGTON, March 15.— A fa v oruble report on tho long-contTOV« soldiers’ bonus bill was ordered by houso ways and means committee a vote o f ID to5. Chairman 7 o i plans to submit his formal report (,ny or tomorroW| but snl^d the tt for <cn!iing tho measure up in th*. house would not bo fixed deflnl until after tho return here o f Spea Gillctt, who is in Florida with P resi­ dent Harding. Representative Fordney snald h® did not expect Speaker Gillctt to b rin y I nny message on tht^ bonus from th# exccutlvo nnd that fho subject o f the conference with the spenker would be HABEAS CORPUS the question o f ending up the bill next Monday under a suspension o f the PROCEEDINGS TODAY AT MIAMI FOR MYERS rules. The vote on tho mensuro In the committco wns taken after Secretary m ( I l f T h e A a a n c l n lr d I’ rraa) MIAMI, March 15.— Tho habeaus Mellon, Comptroller o f tho Currency corpus proceedings in the case o f J. D. Crisslngcr, nnd Governor Harding <rf Myers, who is wanted In Salt Lake the federal reserve board,* had been City for embezzlement, under the questioned fbr two hours in open s®*name o f Milton D. Joseph, wns con­ sion nR to their ideas o f the bank loan tinued from todny until Saturday. ndjusted certificate plan. Before tho final vote the commltee . rejected, 19 to 5, nn amendment o f­ D augherty Says fered by Roprcsontattivo Bnckarach,. H arding Leaves Operators Take Republican, New Jersey, to im pose The $100,000 Bond Issue 'for Roads and M ainten­ Some Time Today W r o n g Position for a period o f three years a ope per ance and Building o f Osteen Bridge cent, tax on wholesales, designed toA fter Golf Game ( H r T h r A a a o r l n l r d I’ r ra a ) raise $500,000,000 with which to An-* PAL BEACH, Mnrch 15.— Disap­ j Telegraphed Message of Sympathy to Tho citizens, tax payors and every- to the people is to bring thorn direct pointment at the refusal of tho opera­ nnco the bonus. to the people by word of mouth, to dis­ Under nn amendment suggested by Senator Trnmmell ono Interested In tho good roads o f tho tors to meet the coal miners in con­ cuss in open meeting all that pertains Governor Hnrdlng nnd ndopted by A county nnd tho mnintonanco of the to the bond issue, to take up tho roads ference in an effort to mnko a new ( I l f T h e Aimiirliitril I 'rr a a ) unanimous vote, banks making origi­ eontrnct to replace hto one expiring ST. AUGUSTINE, ' March 15.— same and a hrldgo to bo built across nmf show whore they will go nnd nal loans on the ndjusted service could President Harding arrived from Palm tho St. Johns river at Osteen ferry leave nothing undone that will in any Mnrch 31, wns expressed yestordnp by huvu thoBo certificates rediscounted by Bench nt 8:-t5, had breakfast on hiR nrc requested to meet at the court way throw the full light o f publicity Attorney Gcnornl Daugherty. A t the other bnnks authorized to make origtsame time ho reminded all pnrtios thnt private car nnd wont immediately to house Thursday night nn loans on the certificates. Governor (tomorrow upon the bond issue. the golf links. Ho telegraphed n night), nnd discuss tho issues. Tho Bo nt the court houso tomorrow at the threatened coni strike involved the Harding objected to having .the certi­ interests of the public nnd is not n messngo o f sympathy to Sen. Trnm­ way to bring these important matters eight o’clockk. ficates rediscountablo by federal re­ privnte controversy. mell when ho learned of Mrs. Tram­ serve banks, saying the general ec<K The public would look to tho gov­ mell’s death Inst night. nomic effect would bo unfavorable. ■ ernment for protection in the event The committee also rejected an Posse Surrounds D efense Attorneys o f nn emergency, tho attorney gener­ CUT ARMY TO 100,000? amendment to restore the original al added. N egro in Swamp at Object to Jones in cash provision in place o f the bank “ 1 think it wns a mistake on tho ( n r T h e AnanrliKrd I’ rraa) W rightsville, Ga. pnrt of the operators to hold out loan amondment and to relmpose the j W ire Tappers’ Case WASHINGTON, Mnrch 15.— First excess profits tax as a means o f rais­ announcement of n movement in against n preliminery conference with ing the required rovenue. Another Negro Slashed Clothing of Young congress to reduce the army to 1004- Judge Emphasizes Need of Secrecy on mlnoworkers," Mr. Dnugherty declar­ amendment to restore the war tima . Woman and Set Fire to Her 000 enlisted men, or possibly lower,] Grand Jury’s Part ed. "There is a contrncturnl relation maximum income surtax rate of 68 wns given tho houso yostorday b y , ______ betweon tho two interests. They per cent, also was rejected. ( I I ) T h e A a a o r ln lr d I’ rra a ) Representative Sisson, Mississippi,! <h7 Thr Aaaoelntrd i’ rraa) agreed under terms o f the 1020 scale WRIGHTSVILLE, Ga., Mnrch 15.— Secretary Mellon and Mr. C risa in g o r^ ranking democrat on the committee ( FORT LAUDERDALE, March 15. agreement to meet and discuss u new reiterated to tho committee their op-* which recommended a total of 115,000.'— Attorneys fo rthc defense In the A posse o f nearly one thousand urmscale. They ought to do so. And it Declaring there had boon no parti- case of the alleged Wire tappers todny ed men are believed to have surround­ is fair to remind them thnt tho gov­ position to the ndjusted certificate sinshlp in framing tho nrmy appro- unsuccessfully attempted to have ed in a swamp eight miles from hgro ernment itself is a party to this con­ loan plan, but Governor Harding (In­ m. pHntlon bill nnd no attempt to do the State’s Attorney Jones, of tho Seventh a negro who yesterday slashed the tract nnd therefore has a right to clined to comment on the advisability. o f bonus legislation at thlj time other , army an injustice, Mr. Sisson, In open- ] Circuit, disqualified from assisting clothing of a young widow near Kito take a hand in the business." thnn to say that in his judgment tbd* and then poured gusoline over her ing tho debate on the measure, assert- _State Attorney Coleman, of this cir“ Also all parties Involved," the at­ bank lonn plan would help the beneflbody nnd set flro to her. Tho negro Is cult,. In the prosecution. Governor cd: . torney general continued,” might re• "I do'not bollcvo wo would irnke a Hardee assigned Jones to assist Cole­ snid to hnve been seen cnrly today momber that tho present disputo is clary, but probably not the banka. , There developed a difference o f mistake if wo cu t‘the total to 100,000 man. Judge Davis emphasized the near the scene of the crime. Several not a private nfTnlr. The public 1b inInlon etween tho treasury sec shots were fired nt him. nnd in fact I want to say now I will need for secrecy on the part of the tarcBtcd nnd Its rights must be pro­ and the comptroller o f tho currency as offer an amendment to mno thnt num- grnnd Jury nnd naked the jury nlso to tected by tho government, ub I think to advising banks not to make advanc- , investigate other gumhling nnd liquor ISSUANCE OF GOLD her the maximum strength." thoy would bo, insofnr as may bo pos­ cs to former servico men on the certi­ vioIntionB. „ CERTIFICATES RESUMED sible." ficates. Mr. Mellon said the treasury — Forger Caught at AFTER FIVE YEARS Expressing tho hope that the threat­ would not feel called upon to give such AMERICAN EXPORTS ened strike would not tnko place, Mr. advice, while Mr. Crissinger reiterJacksonville by FOR FEBRUARY I l l y T h e Aaaitelnlrtl I’ r ra a ) Daugherty added: nted that if national banks asked bia Seminole Deputy WASHINGTON, March 15.— The is­ LESS THAN JANUARY "I hope tho strika will not take opinion ho would advise against loaua* suance o f gold certificates without dc- place, but if it does thosn immediately on such security . ( H r T h r A a a o r ln lr d I’ rraa) Goes Crazy After Getting Him to mnnd, which wns discontinued • flvo involved might romombor that tho Tho comptroller said there WASHINGTON, March 15.— Amcri.......... ? ......................... Sanford Jail nnd Taken to State years ago, was resumed today it yms country must not be loft without the many banks in the West also in the can exports for February were $251,• nnnouncetl by the treasury. Asylum • fuel necessary to maintain transporta­ East that held an “ unbelievable" am­ 000,000 compared with $278,000,000 tion and essentinl industries." ount o f “ past duo and doubtful pa; A nmn named Rnwllngs who forged in January nnd imports Inst month of GENERAL CARR Tho attorney general mado it plain and that such hanks probably several checks on W. B. Young of $271,000,000 compared with $217,000,­ IS IMPROVING that he was not taking Rides in the not make tho advances. He said Oveldo wns caught In Jacksonville 000 for previous month. controversy but that tho public is would toko from' ono to five yean several dnys ago by Deputy shorjff ( H r T h r A a a o r l n l r d I’ r ra a ) DURHAM, March 15.— General vitally interested and that it*makos the banks to work out the papar Vickery o f Sanford and brought back LOAN OF 50 MILLIONS Carr continued to show an improve­ its volco heard through the govern­ which ho referred. to Snnford for trial. Aftor boing InTO AUSTRIA RESOLUTION ment. Secrotary Moilon expressed enreorntod In tho Jail hero for a day UY SEN. LODGE TODAY ment today, it was announced from his bedside. vlow that it would he better from : or more he exhibited symptoms of in­ TORNADO VICTIM8 economic standpoint fo r the ( l l r T h r A a a o r ln lr d I 'r r a a ) sanity end finally wont raving mad OF YESTERDAY NUMBER WASHINGTON, March 15.— A res­ to borrow in tho first instance duo It Is thought, to the use of drugs F. J. McDn^ncl o f Ownsso, Michi­ TW EN TY-FOU R TODAY olution of Senator Lodgo extending for $300,000,000, which it was esti which ho had boon tnklng for years. gan hns arrived in tho city for n two twonty-fivo years a loan of $50,000,that tho banks would be called Ho wns adjudged Insane by a com­ weeks visit nnd his friends are glad to (lljr T f c » A a a o e ln t r d I’ r ra a ) 000 made to A-ustfln for famine re­ to advance on tho cortttficatM tn mission hore nnd taken to tho stato have him down again. Frank owns NEW ORLEANS, March 15.— The lief,' wub adopted unanimously todny first threo years from tho e asylum at Chattahoocheo. Deputy property south o f the city and is one denth toll o f tho Berios o f tornadoes Vickery deserves much credit fo r the]by the senate and sent to the houso. o f Sanford's .greatest boosters. He if over tho various sections o f Louisiana, date o f the bill. capture o f Rnwllngo who had become railway agent in hlB homo town and Mississippi, Aransas, Oklahoma, Mon­ Pay your poll tax before Sail Attend the mass meeting nt the expects to come to como to Sanford an ekpert In tho uso o f forged checks day nnd early yesterday, stood today night if you want to rote in the and passed several hundred dollars Court House Thursday night at eight some day for keeps and wo will bo nt twenty four. At least olghty-nint election for county roads and the o’clock. worth boforo being caught. gind to hnve him here. persons were injured. jtcen bridge. MASS MEETING THURSDAY NIGHT AT COURT HOUSE TO DISCUSS BOND ISSUE . I �S B k'*I rA U D D DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 14,1922 D IA P a y Y o u r P o ll T a x B e fo r e S a t u r d a y , M a rch ^ 2 5 tj To be Qualified to Vote in the Bond Election to be Held April n as id h m b h c : a reply from (i bank at West Liberty, Iowa. Tho Herald not only covora tho local Hold but also has a circulation all over tho country. MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK. FOR YOU S[ £ PERSONALS PAY 4% IN T E R E S T ON ACCOUNTS Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lucas o f Ocala arc in tho city today making arrange, nicnts to put on a concort here in tho near future. Lester is .wo’ l known hero having been with tho Coburn Minstrols for mnny years au interlo­ cutor nnd basso profundo and his mnny friends wll bo glnd to hear him in concort work. . ^ a tiB ih ita itiK a ta n iM n f Training his Children to be Good Business j WE S A V IN G S Ring Lnrdner should bo hero now with somo o f his funny stuff about ■ Florida. , Citizens Mnnagcr Grose o f tho Mcutczumn Hotel will entertain the Rotary Club at .dinner tonight. 1 s Mrs. J. C. Roberts of Ellon Avenue DEATH OF F R E b HORNER'S SON has as her guest this week, her sister Mrs. Ulee Tillis of Groen Cove Tho eight yenr old son o f Mr. nnd Springs. Mrs. Fred Dorncr died last night after n short Illness o f pneumonia. Tho litThe Sanford delegation to Ocala tlo boy had been sick only n few days yestordny did not make much noise when death cnllcd him to the realms but they looked thorn over nnd found abovo nnd his parents nro loft dcsoout how the lnnd wns situated in the late nnd tho mnny friends o f th? little fellow nro sorrowing with them today.' cnpitol removnl question. * ( Tho funeral will occur today at four Mr. nnd Mrs. Llndbcrg, Mrs. Baker, o’clock from tho rosldcnco on Celery nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Vincent, all o f Now nvenuo, interment being made In Jorscy, who nro spending tho winter nl Lnkevlew cemotory. Thoy have tjio Dnytonn Bench wore in tho city todny sympathy o f tho entire community In sight seeing nnd visiting friends. i their bereavement. One o f our customers, whose face we see reg­ ularly at the deposit window, is a foreigner, who has been in this country a few years. Yet he has built up an enviable interest account for himself and has started one for each of his children. He brings them in regularly to deposit money, which they have earned. This is the best business training which can be given to children. The first step is to teach them to make the start. Our CALENDAR BANKS do this and makes them save regularly and systematically. It is this that builds up accounts. Call now and let us demonstrate this novel device Tomorrow Is tho last day to pny your Income tnx. Get busy nnd got It to thn office o f tho Internal Revenue Collector not lntter thnn Wednosdny night The time Is short nnd tho pennlty is heavy. Have you made out y u ts Y SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE mi ^ ^ ^ ^ Kn Perfect weather right on nnd nothing honrd fi;om California about the subject ns yet. Somotimos wo be­ gin to think that Floridn is just about the best state in tho world, hnr none, nnd when wo peruse tho weath­ er ropotrs from all tho dif­ ferent countries we know it. What do you think o f the weather report now with gcntlo rains ami nice cool nights nnd the maximum at 83 for today. Wo wish all our friends could como to Sanford and llvo, especially sinco wo nro about to put on a now bond issuo. They would liko to como in on It, you know. 5:40 A. M. MARCH 14. 1922 Maximum ...................... 83 Minimum ....................... 54 Range ............................. 55 Barometer .............. 30.27 Calm and cloudy. SETTLEMENT na IS WIPED OUT BY TORNADO Federal Reserve (H r T h e Aaunrlnlrd I'rras) O. P. Swope of Oveido wns in tho city todny on business nnd ho is grently enthusiastic over tho prospects of Seminole county nnd Sanford in par­ ticular. Mr. Swopo is one o f tho livo wires o f the county and is a big lnnd owner and wants to sco the ronds im­ proved nnd tho county advertised. Evening Pictures S.nrl „ I AN ALL-STAR SPECIAL c ----- In- “JUST THE CORNER’ FIFTEEN MINUTES'. V Cfiu. , . HY AND FOX NEWS* Tomorrow—John Rowers leen Mooro in “ TIIF, SKY PllmJ also "Bang n Comedy and “t of tho Day.” 6 Ha persons nro injured as result of m "a undo which swept through the ■ side of this city late yesterday i wreclng about fifty dwelling*. Board is Asked to Appear Today PINEBLUFF, Arknnsss, March| I— A Tornndn swopt through Jdf„ nnd Lonoko counties today |« ■n twenty mile trail, and d«tr *»ulldlnga, and niing Six negroea*i Injuring several whites. BATON ROUGE, La., March 14.— The settlement o f Sunrise, near here, was almost obliterated by a tornado Before House Rcgnrding Bank Loan today which killed two persons, in­ Ho is n rnro congressman *ho< Provisions Bonus Bill jured sixteen according to reports re­ keep his mind on political fences i ceived here. bis nose on the grindstone. (Ur TJir A a a o r l n l r d P r e s s ) WASHINGTON, March 14.— S core-1 MeALISTER. Okln., March 14.— tnry Mellon, Comptroller Crissingcr' Try a Herald Wnnt Ad today. Nino persons were killed, nnd a num­ nnd Governor Harding o f the Fedor- » All this week nt Churchwells will ber seriously injured in a tornado nt nl Reservo Board, will he asked to in it?i h N h n h ii ho tailoring week. You know what appear before the House Ways and Gowcn, a mining town fifteen miles they mean and that this is tho tinio to linvc your measure taken. Fino cast of hero last night. Most of tho Means Committee this afternoon to line of snmples from which to select dead nnd injured were Mexicans, givo further statements regarding tho hnnk loan provision of tho soldiers’ your suit. Rend the advertisement of nn.v persons were slightly hurt. bonus bill. >For Florida: Generally fair Churchwells in this Unto for bargains tonight except probably STATE PARDON BOARD in dress goods and ladies r«ady-to-1 TORNADA s w e e p s showers in extreme north MEETS TODAY AT CAPITOL THROUGH OKLAHOMA portion; Wednesday unsettl­ DEAD AND INJURED ed; probably showers in the D. L. Thrasher was tho dolcgnte and TALLAHASSEE, March 14.—Tho north, nnd Centi.d portion. Arthur Yoweli the alternate for tho Pardon Bonrd mot today. It had (U r T h e A asuclnlrd Press I “ Chamber of Commerce nt tho Ocnln hundred and threo applications SULPHUR, Okln., March 14.— One H* l»it Ha M man is dead and a half dozen other ■ mooting yestordny nnd thoy were nc- ™r c ,moncy b of°ro It. ; compnnied by O. P. Swopo of Oveido' ll.. nnd R. C. Rowor, J. D. Davison, L. P. ; McCullor and Ed Ilifcgins and R. W. 10 Stores in Georgin-1 S to r e in Florida | Pcarnmn, secretary o f tho Chamber of Commerce. THE WEATHER The Seminole County Bank | STRENGTH- -PROGRESS- -SERVICE C h iir c h w e ll :n£Uif«aMUS!r:H?'4!UunHBnKaiaBiia! Mrs. Check says the Herald >has "Borne circulation.” Putting o.i tho What lovely weather we nre having. savings bank campaign nt tho Semi­ Don’t forget tho fish supper at Gen­ nole Rank, Mrs. Check has been us­ ova Thursday night nt seven. It is for Pay your poll taxes now if you in­ ing plenty of space in the Herald for a good purpose nnd should ho patron­ tho Seminole niuf yesterdny ru.oivcd tend to vote in the bond election. ized by Sanford people. Phone 121! Sanford’s New StoreL A D IE S ’ D E P A R T M E N T Just Received x TO I GHT Complete line of JE R SE Y PETTICOATS PRINCESS in all colors. Hand embroid­ ered JI B S Ho? Also a beautiful line of DUNBAR MALE QUARTETTE Crepe Meteor and Crepe Skirts AND in all colors B E L L RINGERS A HIGH CLASS COMPANY RETURN ENGAGEM ENT Come in and Look Them Over PAY LYCEUM When buying your Spring Suit is— your money’s worth. It’s not how much we can get for a suit that interests us — it’s how much we can give and the extra quality that we can have tailored into your clo.thes to give you 100% dol­ lar value. We are not trying to make big profits on one customerit’s volume that we are after. W e prefer having more custo­ mers on small profits rather than few customers on big profits. Compare our prices and judge for yourself. ' TAILORING DAYS ALL THIS WEEK C A SH ■ ■ LEG IO N W H A T YO U MOST DESIRE ■ W h a t You Save Today will Come in Handy Tomorrow— Buy for less j Begin Saving Today • :■ A M E R IC A N M E N ’S D E P AR TM EN T CO U R SE The Churchwell Co. S : s . . ■ First Street---------------------------Sells it, for Less -Welaka Block | �T n rriT irC T lT lIT T O ^ v r V "•I- ly r ♦ LILllRIUm , ‘ In the home. and aro also in tfio high class tainment line. Wo need more of nkUikf< «r*rr alt*ra**a **«»« *«»• sort of entertainment and thoy < „ at the Herald H n llil**, 10T ■“ * ” ** “ i Fla. your support. • ...................O ' - - - — THE PLEASURE OF WORKING ■ahaerlptlaa P rlf* la A draaee Oae Year -------------------------------------•la M o n th * — ~— Delivered la City h r C a n tor Oae W eek ........ ....................... — 1» Ceato •Tfee hi* 12- t* 18-pa*e W eek ly Her­ ald eatlrelr eevera R en laele Ceaatjr and to pabllahrd every Friday* A dvertlala* rate* made k a ew a *a apntleaHen. Demeeratto la pellltoa. |1M per year, «IW«T* la adva»ee._ "Sex Detector is a Fraud" aay head­ lines in paper.. We should worry about that. O ' 1 First remove tho capitol from Tal­ lahassee, boys. Then worry about where it will be built. -----------o----------Cattleman was in today and said meat had dropped to eight cents per pound. Wo have not noted any lower­ ing o f prices In meat in Sanford. ----------- o----------“ National Wine Week” starts in France today. But this docs not menu so much to the boys who were over there for Pnlm Bench ift not so worse. --------oSanford is not worrying about tho location o f the state capitol in ense it is moved from Tallahassee. We do not want it but we will have n Urge voice in saying where It shall ho placed. -----------o----------Again we say that tho establish­ ment of u cold storage and abbatoir in Sanford where cnttlo could ho butchered and kept on storage and distributed from this point would be a good thing for the cattlemen and for tho consumer. Lent will be over soon and then for another round of gnyoty before the summer exodus begins. It will then be the mountains and the benches and for tho stuy-nt-homes the lakes and the springs. Some of us cannot gut away. We have to hold#up the town in tho summer ns well ns the winter, t S:] £•, | .,■ **"* : '1 '•■*" / '*•■ i*. f* THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15,1922 PAGE TWO — llWIMIJWyiilMMIIi .v*i Remember that on Friday night, March 24th, the Central Floridn Wat­ er Truffle League will moot In Orlan­ do at 7:30 and something will he done about establishing n boat line on the St. Johns river. Every shipper und grower in the Snnford section and in the county of Seminole should ho there. Editor Boh Iiolly of the Sunfonl Hernld, gives his ideas on the bonus question “ because everybody else is do­ ing it." However, Commander MacNider of tho American Legion, claims tho country already has too many bonus ideas nmi not enough bonus dol­ lars.— Florida Metropolis. Wo notice the government intends to adopt our plan on the bonus. As for as the bonus dollars arc concerned our record is clear. That ideal government of Russia wants American radicals to go over .thero and work the iron und coal mines. Each worker is to supply hiH own tools and nil he gets is Ins hoard and lodging. We can see any o f the Amorican workmen going to Russia under those terms nnd yet that is the sort of stuff the “ I’nrlor Bolsheviks” are preaching in Amoriea. They should all ho sentenced to ten years in Rusala. (St. Petersburg Times.) What greater Joy in life than tho conscienciousness o f • duty woll-periorm ed? What greater pleasure than the ac* complishmcnt o f • task? What greater satisfaction that good honest work at a Job which interests and holds the attention o f mind and body? How happy is the man who finds his labor, his profession, his trsde or his business, not only a means o f livllhood for him and those ho holds dear, but a pleasure. Some men have a business and a hobby. Other men And their business both a means of making money and a fur­ ther source o f pleasure as a hobby. For the man whoso business is both there can be no limit to success. Twelve subjects have been suggested by the Rotary clubs of America for editorial discussion by nowspapers during the year. One subject has been \,signed to each month. The topic for March is “ The Pleasure o f Work­ in g ” The Times, proud to call Itself a Rotary newspaper, has treated the subjects for January and Mnrch by quoting from tho best minds o f all ages. It will attempt to find quota­ tions dealing with this subject for March. Here are some of them: Tho low o f nature is, that cer­ tain quantity of work is necessnry to produce a certain quantity of good o f any kind whatever. If you want knowledge, you must toil for it; if food, you must toil for it; nnd pleasure, you must toil for it.— Ruskln. • * • • We enjoy ourselves in our work — in our doing; and our best do­ ing is our best enjoyment.—Jncobi. • • • • All men, if they work not ns in tho great tnskmnstcr’s eye, will work wrong, work unhappily for themselves and you.—Carlisle. • • • * Men who have a half-dozen ir­ ons in the fire nre not the men to go ernzy. It is the man of volun­ tary or compelled ieiauro who mopes, and pines, and thinks himself into the mndhousc or tho grave. Motion Is nil nnturc’n law. Action is man's snlvntlon, physi­ cal nnd mental. He only is truly wise who lays himself out to work till life's Intest hour, and that is the man who will live longest and live to the most purpose.— Annnymous. • • • • Physical work promotes the circulation of the blood, opons A c pores o f the skin, gives tone to the respiratory organs, helps the functions of digestion, streng­ thens the muscles, adds supple­ ness to the joints, enlivens the senses, quickens the nerves, reguIntcs the passions nnd tends to build up the genorni constitution. Mental nnd moral work clears the understanding, empowers the will, kconR the perception, awakens the conscience, informs the judgment, enlarges the memory, rectifies the affections. In one word, tho tendency of work is to promote and sustain tho mental and physical organization in an uninterrupted action of hculth, until it shall be broken up nnd dissolved in death. Man is kept in Hfc by work, and dies either because he will not or hccuusc he ennnot work.—Bate. Work Is as much n necessity to man ns eating and sleeping.— Ev­ Tho Business and Professional en those who do nothing that can Women's Club Ih to complimented up­ ho called work still imngine thoy on bringing to .Sanford the Rcdpath are doing something.—The world Chautauqua course. The Chautauqua has not n man who is nn idler in is elevating and educational und Ib tho his own eyes.— Humboldt. sort of entertainments that Sanford should hnvo. Wo talk of censored pic­ FORI) AND THE FARMER. tures nnd Hhows nnd entertainments but wo do not give our support to Henry Ford is destined to grow thorn when they aro presented. Tho Lycoum entertainments this season o f more popular still with the American the American Legion have been fine fnrmar. His reduction in prices of his cars, his trucks nnd his tractors Is koeping puce with the slump in farm products. But this is only one fea­ ture. He is devising pinna to supply them with cheaper fertilizer from Muscle Shoals. Ho is experimenting with n cottonoid composition which he hopoH to substitute, in large meas­ FRUITS ure, for steel in tho construction of cars. If this process should provo and successful, it would greatly increase tho demand for cotton. Tho appeal of Ford to congress to VEGETABLES muko provision fur tho manufacture of commercial alcohol for fuel is an­ other mnttor of prime interost to the farmor. If the use of alcohol for mo­ Phones 497*494 tor fuel shall become goneral, it will WELAKA BLOCK require immonso quantities of grain to produce alcohol In sufficient amount C o u r te sy a n d P r o m p t S e r ­ to meet the domnnd. And this event­ vice Our M o tto ually appeals to be quite profitable. Exporta estimate that at the present GROCERIES You really can't appreciate th' beauties of the Grand Oeayon until after you've seen tone fellers yawn. rate o f consumption, there wilt only bo oil enough to produce gasoline for twenty yenrs. A substitute must he found. Alcohol seems to he the most promising. Grain can be grown for its production year by year. A per­ ennial supply can be assured in this way. But immense quantities of grain will be required. If tho motor world shall turn to alcohol for fuel instead of gasoline, there will ho no longer n inck of demand for the farmer's corn. — Chattanooga News (Dcm.) -----------o--- — —■ CHARITY SCHEMES. Parents may not know it, and may not believe It when told that this is true, but careful analy­ s is will Bhow the facts. Parent* mny be over so careful nnd loving and their irttentlons may be tho best, ^nd the methods applied may bo wrong and the results Just as disastrous as though thero had been actual neglect Too much leniency or too severe dis­ cipline work in much tho same way, each producing undesirable result!. In this dny and time, however, too many pnrenta are dodging responsi­ bility for their children and leaving to others the task o f training the youngsters ns they grow up. That Is why there nre so many delinquent children now. Often parente are too busy in pursuit o f money or pleasure to devote any time to their most im­ portant possession— their children, The breaking up o f the family circle also has its bad effect. There is very little homo life now in the small towns ns well as tho big cities, Par­ ents are too busy going to card par­ ties, picture shows, dances and en­ tertainments to stay at home and look after the youngsters. Frequently the children aro taken along nnd lenrn a lot of things not good fo r them by attending unsuitable picture allows. When the father or mother knows all the time where tho children nre and what they are doing, and has n part In the children's lives, there Is not much likelihood of the youngsters going wrong. It all comes back to tho pnrenls, nnd if they wnnt their children to grow up to bo real men nnd women they must give time nnd thought to, the training, oven if they hove to make sacrifices themselves to that end.— St. Petersburg Indepen­ dent. . Dr. Charles H. Johnson, secretary of the Now York State Board o f Chari­ ties, recently told the Brooklyn Ro­ tary club: “ There arc several thousand IT IS ALWAYS SUMMERTIME IN private charities with no central THE BARDENS OF KINDNESS place to which they report, and a safe estimate o f the moneys col­ Living for weeks bonenth the oped lected by them Is $100,000,000 n sky far o ff from railroad whistles or year." trolley car hells; noar the shores In a recent issue the St. Peters­ where flocks of qttnll were hiding, or burg Independent declnred: in n little boat watching the habits of “ In St. Petersburg this winter tho sen gulls, pelicans, long-necked there hnvc been collections for all white cranes, huge turkey buzzards, Horts of things, nnd this or that nnd thousands of blnck, wild duck fly­ ‘society’ with hendqunrtcrs in ing and feeding, never out of sight. New York or in Europe has ap­ Now and then an eight-foot-wide pealed to residents and winter winged bald eagle sweeping high nnd visitors for money. Some of far away to be only n speck in the those asking for funds give no ac­ sky, the size of n house-fly. ,, count of how the money is spent All this is possible by n railroad trip how much is raised or the meth­ o f one day nnd a night from New ods employed. They come hero York City or Philadelphia to Jackson­ and borrow a church from some ville, Florida, situated on the famous, trusting minister, preach on star­ beautiful St. Johns river. ving children, mnssacrod peoples, But wearied bodies and tired nerves prohibition or some other subject, \ enn make a gnrden of kindness not and then pass the plate—nnd tho , far from home by even a short run­ tponoy secured goes “ into the ning o ff to tho nearby seashore for trensury," nobody knows where." change of scene and rest, and get it Herbert Hoover made tho statement { often in the three weeks we have had some ttime ago that since the war in Florida. there have been so many “ charity” It is not fair to limit our lives to schemes startod in this country an to drudgery alone.—John Wannmnker in lend to the hellof that much so-called New York Hernld. “ relief" work is merely a disguise for “ graft." PAY OR GO TO JAIL It is to assist in putting down these abominations spoken of by Secretary Wednesday will he the last day for Johnson, the St. Petersburg Indepen­ the completion and filing of income dent, and Mr. Hoover, that the Tampa tax returns. Throughout the land United Chnrlties hns been organized. there have been going up for many Hereafter it should bo made n point weeks lamentations nnd complaints of principle with every mnn solicited against what Is termed by some "an either for immediate personal relief or accursed system of tnxntion." While for the relief of something across the granting the truth of this, at least to sens, to refer, politely, positively and a certain degree, it is amusing to wit­ promptly the solicitor to the Tnnipn ness the spectacle o f those complain­ United Charities offices. Further­ ing most, taking nn nltitudc against more it is the duty, or should he consid­ | everything that hns been done in this ered, of every mnn or woman nppronch j country and in the countries of Eu­ d for alms or n contribution for nn un­ rope in the direction of universal known "chnrity" to report this mat­ pence. The present condition o f af­ ter. nnd the solicitor, immediately to fairs is duo to the lust for gnin and the United Charities. Indeed wc glory, the sole enuse o f the world war. wquld go further nnd say that any Wo are now engaged in tho delightful bogging on the streets, or in public task of paying the piper, of footing buildings or offices, Hhould ho immed­ the hill, Tho dose is n hitter one, ad­ iately reported to the polico dopnrtministered with u severity nnd rigidity meut, and assistance given in landing that put to shame the methods of the the mendicant, for investignttion. So long as these general professional strongest monarchlal government in “ charity" solicitors, nnd ostensibly the world. It is a case of pay or go “ hungry" men nro permitted to prey to Jail. It is difficult to arrive nt any on tiie public nnd private purse, Just definito figures ns to what it costs so lornr is it going to he difficult the United States government to col­ for us to contribute, as our spirit lect this tax but estimates run high; would prompt, to real wnnt or to lend the ultimnto consumer is the one who foots the hill in tho long run. Homo nld to the actually needy. dny a Moses will arise who will have Tnmpa, like St. Petersburg, Buffers sense enough to lead the country out every winter season because o f syste­ of this maze of intricate financing matic working o f nil kinds o f “ relig­ ami establish n fnir and just basis ionists," nnd nil taking tho money out whereby the world wnr obligations will of your pockets, nnd none being o f one tenth tho value o f tho time they take lie met without throttling industry and up, or tho coin thoy collect.— Tampa enusing voxntion of spirit to millions of people. In passing it might bo re­ Tribune. ^ marked thnt tho only redeeming fea­ ture of tho income tnx law is thnt it UP TO THE PARENTS compels every business mlin in tho Two lenders In women’s club work country to at least mnko an effort to in Floridn, in addresses before the find out where it stands finnncinlly. St. Petersburg Woman’s Club at n re­ Some mny not wnnt to become too in­ cent mooting, in discussing the moral timate with figures either on ono side natus o f young men and women plac­ or the other o f tho ledger page, hut, nevertheless, tho tnx calculation pro­ ed the responsibility on the parents. cess as n general rule, is of some val­ In this they hit the nnall squarely on the head. It is up* to tho parents ue in appraising business concerns of to roar and train th dr children nnd their true condition. Wednesday is nobody else can take tho place o f the tho last day o f grace for tho filing of naronts. Tho polico cannot fulfill tho thnt income tax report. Uncle Snm duties o f parents, nor can the Sun­ needs tho money.— Lakeland Tele­ day school, tho Y. M. C. A. or the gram. school teachers. Each has Us useful­ Attend the mass meeting at the ness and influence, but the Teal be­ ginning of delinquency in children, in Court House Thursday night at eight the vast majority o f cases, is found '. o'clock. THE FARMERS ARE ON TUB ’ UPGRADE. * -ANONYMOUS WRITERS NOT W AITED. There is possibly no better evidence Every newspaper is frequently *n. that the nation has “ turned the cor­ noyed by correspondents who ner" in it* economic troubles that the Rome wall-written article upon a fact given out rocontly by tho war ft- nent topic fo r Insertion in the c o C £ nance corporation, thnt the farmers o f the p a p er-b u t who refuse to E nro paying up the loans made them by the name o f the writer. An e d lto ?. tho corporation, when everything responsible fo r what appears in h , wore a deeply somber hue. It waa per­ paper-and ho cannot be responsible fectly evident to anyone who gave an fo r the varied opinions of those who hour o f serious thought to the subject favor the paper with their own idea, that the fanners o f America could not to SJTto*! m‘ ny t,mcly proJects- That long be kept down if the-sun contin­ Is why it is nocossary that all conesued to shine, and tho rains o f spring pondenta are foitcd to a|gn tholr nnd summer to fall, nnd the earth to n»n». to articles forwarded to a newt produce. It was hard, indeed, fo r tho paper. Tho Snint Petersburg Times farmers to be obliged to market their hae this to say pertinent to the point bountiful crops, on which they had at issue: built great anticipations, fo r less than The Times has received four the cost o f production, as they were communications from render, obliged to in 1921. But hard aa it was with a request thnt they be pub­ it did not in many cases spell ruin. lished In its columns of “ Letters They had had several good years pre­ from the People." None of them viously, during which their crops had will bo published for the reason been good and prices had been good that the writers have failed to and prices had been higher than evar comply with tho rules. Two failbefore, and whatever may be said of ed to sign any name to their letthem, the fanners as a class, are not ors, except a fictitious one. One spendthrifts. They do not accumu­ signs no name at all and the late riches rapidly like their city cou­ fourth signs his own name with sins, but then, they do not spend them the request that It be considered confidential. wantonly, nor extravagantly. When the lean year came on them, it found Under the title of The Forum The many o f them with snug sums laid by Gazette devotes n considerable spnee ready for the “ rainy days,” For oth­ to publishing articles from the people ers who were not so fortunate, there — but in ovory ense there nre two wns tho wnr finance corporation with stipulations; there must be nothing of its millions wnlting to tide them over a libelous nature about it, and the nuthe hnrd spots. Thnt they are now thor’s name must be appended. To pnying up the loans made them, some hand anything In the line of n com­ o f them even boforo they were due, munication to the Gazette not in ac­ shows thnt the worst is over. There cord with those stipulations is merely is no mystery nbout it to anyone who wasting time nnd money. Of course has kept watch o f the quotations on this does not apply to locals of inter­ most of the typicnl farm products. est, or trival daily happenings in the The great hulk o f them have made way o f society or social life.—Kissim­ notable recoveries from tho low points mee Gazette. o f the last disastrous yenr. Farmers In Nebraska and Kansns nre not burn GO TO RUSSIA ing corn these dnys when the buyers want It nt 49 cents nnd upwards per Big Bill Haywood has been granted bushel, ns they did when it wns n drug concessions in the Russian iron and nt 20 cents. Others who have sold coal fields for the Industrial Wo rkers their wheat nt 70 centH a bushel, nnd i f the World by Premier Lenine. Wc thought $1 was a "bang up price," nre suppose tho Industrial Worker, of the pretty well satisfied to get $1.25 or World will now live up to their repu­ hotter. Hogs nre bringing more than tation nnd flock to Russia to ‘‘work" they ever did in pre-war times, nnd the coal nnd iron mines. This will bo the mnrket for sheep nnd cattle is ac­ tho grandest thing in the world for tive. the United States. If all of these people who arc not satisfied with the The fact is the American farmer is ns elnstic ns n rubber ball. Ho may Amcricnn form of government would 1)0 given n body blow one year—he got just go to Russia and remnin there it it Inst year— nnd he will come up would bo idea^—for them and for smiling nnd cheerful nnd prosperous Amorlcn. The L W. W. under Bill nnd hopeful the next. In aplto o f nil Haywood will work the coni und iron his gmmling, he Is n confirmed optim­ mines and factories with their Ameri­ ist. always count Ing his profits before can ideas and put the works In fine he hns them in hand. It is well thnt It shape nnd then Lenine will send the is so.—Tnmpn Times. wholo bunch to Siberia and take over the products o f their labor. Thus will ADVANTAGES OF WATER • be exploded at one time the theory thnt any place in the world these ideas TRANSPORTATION can evpr he worked out or that sel­ Water transportation is a question fishness and greed do not exist in the thnt won’t stay <k>wn. Thero is only same degree in the minds of working one reason thnt the const towns of men nnd capitalists nnd the teachers Floridn do not hnvc direct water trans­ o f the red gospel. Men are the same portation with the big cities of tho the world ovor and they nre trying to north, nnd that is because tho people get rich in one way or another. The do not get together to bring about this lenders nre lenders because they huva move. With federal ownership of tho more dominance over their follower* East Const Canal, Florida would hnvo but as soon as thoy get ti chance to several hundred miles of navigable feather their own nests they do so and water thut would benefit not only the fly the coop leaving their followers to territory through which it runs but make up tho losses. Wc will watch many central Ftoridn towns, owing to the actions of Big Bill Haywood with the fact New Smyrna is a railroad much interest and also see how far contrc, making short railroad hnuls Lenine will go with the proletariat to hundreds o f towns in tho interior, before he gives them the hook. Meantime if thero nro any radicals Floridn shipping points that have all water route to New York make a in Florida who do not believe in our saving of over forty dollars over all government as "she is writ" lot them rail shipments. This fact should nt take tho first boat to Russia and get once uppeal to the mcrchnnt, the far­ in the game right. ----------- o----------mer and fruit growors and builders, Pay your poll tax before Hnturday and every other class who receive nnd ship large quantities of freight. night If you want to vote In the Iwnd No one section can bring nbout the election for county roads and the Os­ desired result, but with the co-apera- teen bridge. tion of the entire cast coast and all of control Florida thnt would bo di­ Dr. John Quirt o f Watkins, Now rectly benefited, the reformation in York, wns in the city last ight to at­ lower freignt rates can be brought tend the meeting of tho notary Club nbout that would enable the east coast nt the Montezuma. Dr. Quirt is spend­ of Florida to compete with other sec­ ing tho wintor at Genova. tions thnt nro now supplying the nor­ Attend the mass meeting nt tho thern mnrketH with fruits nnd vege­ Court House Thurndny night at eight tables by all water rnuteH.—New Smy­ o'clock. rna Breeze. , Pay your poll tax before Saturday Attend the mass meeting nt the night If you want to vote In the bond Court House Thursday night nt eight ejection for county roods and the Os­ o’clock. teen bridge. a BANKRUPT STOCK Diamond Platnium Dinner R in gs and Bar Pins ■ ■ ■ n ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Now on sale iat M c L A U L IN ’S Jewelry Store M THIS WEEK ONLY Wonderful bargains--------- Cash prices only McLAUUN THE JEW ELER ■ ■ a ■ ■ u ■ I a a 212 E. First St. i s �1 . w> tvvflpgg i PAGE THREE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD* W EDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1922 iKSi *■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ will connect with the Moore Haven by the capture o f two men and a wonnd Clewlston railway and form a dl* man at Moline, 111,, according to fedThree things are certain . rection with Tampa on the West erai agent.. T axes and * Coast and Jacksonville on the north, j Those under arrest, Mrs. May Wll- — D e a t h , Miami nt present is handicapped Hams of Molino and Miami, alleged p p p y p i l T ' with only one railroad and the busi­ lender of the bnna, Stephen Dekap and -*1 Xv-EiI.lJ.ri X . ness men of the town hnve paid high Henry Hayvaert, her companions, fr p it y h t p h flr tr p a on <6 \ C n a ig e S On ftcigh rates for years nnd also with a were held In $2,BOO bonds each pending L r lflS S r i O t t l G S a n d LOTI** rail connection with tho West Coast hearing before a federal grand Jury. L^rtv. at Palm Beach, Gives Some Figures on the interchange o f both passenger and They were taken in custody Friday, t a i f i e F S f l ’ O n i N O l ' t h e i T l R e 'i i e v e d freight traffic would be enormous. ,lt was said at Moline after signing a f f t p 4.n r i p ~ +0 Florida n Financial Condition • fafofeeipt for "grapefruit and "auto I a C T O I i e b lO " Pessengcrs after doing the East in 7 2 H o u r s The p o i n t s W i l l a v e r a g e $ 3 5 0 Coast like to get over to the Wes ffljfollsh” shipped from Miami. CHEROKEE INDIAN W ith o u t D r u g s Thr Coast and visit such towns ns Sarasota 1shipments were declared to hnyo con200 YEARS OLD per car. I'nKACH, Fin., March 15.— , Po! m la Hm K. Cheat. ShanWar, Anna— AT ST. PETERSBURG Fort Moyers, Tampa and St. Peters- ■talned illicit whiskey. government amounting Anaioa P#otori«—DUBeall B rw lb. Bm ctW burg, but in order to do so they are | Following the arrests, a telegram This is a drain on OUr industries lag. Dtar. Painting Bp*lto. Dnpdul Bwsttb000.000 now before the iloI B j The A u M l a t f l P r m ) compelled to made a tedious journey, was s6nt to the federal officials at Inr*. Albaman and Sagnr. hava boon mimaa •atlr I*limd mllklm M kmmra fa J t» w l«. ST. PETERSBURG, March IB.— An- 0|ther to New Smyrna by rail nnd Miami requesting tho arresto f Mr s ' ............................................... ' --------’of justice must be token Into nllAwl Drmgt IW Idsf*, la tbouanadi nio Clifton, reputed to be a Cherokee, then down the state or cross by boat Williams’ husband, J. L. Williams, and of cttH. by Tho WaJdon Motted. Mft •€ Ltlon, Attorney Gen. DoughcrIndian between 100 and 200 years old, from West Palm Bench to Moore Saturday It was reported that he was •nfforots of Bart Trcmbta, ConiIan AitSaa Literdny, by those rosponllblo Angina. Blood PT»o«or«.Throot*nad Ponhroia, Iq being cared for at tho county jail Haven. taken in custody. HotdoiMd Artorloa and Ki(fo«y ConvkMa Jinancinl obligations to be met here. barn no organlo troublo and can bo prmptty The road if built will follow tho |nlte)! States, brought shnrply and pomanontly roUorod by Tbo W itta She wns taken into custody recently Miami cnnnl about the entire distance i MRS. •ARK TRAMMELL Uolbod. without drag*. Writ* for M pogo [ion by debate on tho propos* by policeman Moody following a dis­ book, copyrighted, oxplalalng tbo Natora. nnd the rich country it would pass IS CRITICALLY ILL l r bonus. The government Covnoo and Pormanont RaUaf of tbooa aa> ^ A y/ z^ ot turbance fn the negro quarter. Her through would make the road selfplalnte, without d n n Sdontlflo Conxaltetioa [“lucky" Mr. Dougherty said, exact age has not been definitely de­ sustaining at the stnrt. The PcnnsjM-! Tty? report that Mrs. Park Trammell Chart, Roforoneoa, ote., which win bo aont te [id be nblo to scttlo for $500,- termined. Tho woman who recently •ufforon f i a , upon raedpt of a atatematt m vanln Sugar Company are developing j wjfe 0 { United States Senator T ram -! their c o m . Adlrooo: Tho WaMoa iMUtata, lost the use o f her mentality, claims 5,000 acres for the planting o f sugar mei|( wn8 critically ill at'tho Orange Suite 407, Plymouth Bldg., Now Boron. Cora. Ifigures, it was asserted, in­ to be*200 years old and Moody says cane nnd they will be ready to manu- i General Hospital, was confirmed this dy n small amount of the sh^ls at least 125. According to facturc sugar this summer. They »v«K fternoon when the Reporter-Star wnB «inst tho shipping board, Moody, she wns a Cherokee Indian spending over a million dollars ‘ and [enabled to talk over the telephone! H enry McLauIin, Jr. tht interest those who nre de­ girl In the dnys before the Civil War OPTICIAN— OPTOMETRIST want more thnn one outlet from Miami j w |th Senator Trammell, ll question of a soldiers’ bonand lntor married a white man named for their products. j Mr. Trammell stated that Mrs. Pougherty said, "to know Clifton. Her daughter, with whom ----------------------— “ | Trammell’s condition had taken a ound numbers clnims involv- she hns been living for 25 years, is CROOKS WILL HAVE 'turn for the worse four or five days | 0,000,000 nre how on file un- said to be 89 years old, hnving been TOUGH SAILING IN ago, nnd he asserted that while hope 0{ of the department of Jusmarried four times. this amount $380,000,000 FLORIDA HENCEFORTH, bns b* no mo" n* bcc" ■*“ " don^ f « r ! According to her own story Annie reeoverv it Iish admitted ndmitted she is Is ______ 'i her recovery, of alleged Infringement of Clifton wns born before the days of I Sanford, Fla. 212 East. 1st St. alone. Then there nre $70,- slavery in Hall county, Georgia, nnd MIAMI, Fla., March 14.— Florida ,n* „ , . which come out of tho shlp- lived there for many years until she \will no longer be the haven o f crooks,! „ M,rs- trammel! was operated on at The hoard’s claims, how* wns married nnd wns "taken to Jack- nn<* confidence men, now thnt the fed- he hoepitn n out ten days ago. JUST ARRIVED [not include those now being Z r f N . ' X . w h l l o u S S ’ erM" government h » decided tn to _tnke I Tho Junlor living sonvmo. she says thnt wmie there Stntes Senator hns two sisters [h by the claims commission she raised three daughters, who are n " nn,‘ In the matter, according to n f «»__ „ „ -----statement made at a local hurch Sun- i [" Orlando, Mrs . C. P. Dickinson and the board itself." living nt tho present time, one of " W * in the course of an address j M r* George P h lllip s -R e p o ftcr-Star. | claims," the nttornoy goner- .them" in St. Petersburg. She has a kued, "arc in tho process of very interesting story to tell of how ^ Burns, Internationally • [nt, some in dtoputo and some a partly blind negro discovered a gold bnown detective, who in now head of j J 4 ir,HT PI ANT’ S SI7F L tlo n . Tho government will mine. In Hall county while hunting for th* burcnu Investigation of the LIGHT LA NTH SIZE , if it settles these clnims for white o«k with which to d » k . h „ . n en .'lm cn t o f Juotleo, tederol govern- ^ CITV ^ „ _ pr„ cl|ctUy Herald want nds get results. Ins GO cents on the dollar. It y i M.Veover, he .old . the oovernmeo. d ooh llo, the coPo c ,t , the U h o City [t of the department of justico froni h i m V ; „ l « Z o 7 “ intends not only to get the confidence municipal electric plnnt here is pro|wit lithe bonus issue direct. The woman is occupying one of the mean to oppress any views cells in the city janll nnd Is very con­ men who fleece unwitting northerners, vided for in contracts let Saturday to nt question at the moment. tented. She says she like the room hut to get tho state officials through the Skinner Engine Compnnny for 300 Iproper for the department of thnt Moody gnvc her nnd wants to whose connivance the con men n re, horsepower engine, a 240 K. V. A. aide to continue their nelnrious work, elect!ic generator, switchboard, trnnq, call attention to the finnne- stny there until she gets well. Large Shlpm ent'of unmolested. Burns is here, he said, f ° rmer nnd other incidentals. The lonnection with these claims Jail attendants have dubbed her Ibution to the general dlscus- "Grnndmn" nnd tnke every pnin to in­ on n vn talon trip, n side excursion of contract price wns $17,208. which will be a snil to NnsHnu. { L o w e r bids submitted by the Ridgois now going on. This fl- ‘ sure her comfort. ___________________ way Dynamo nnd Engine Compnnny of Ifor tiie most part will have to ; PLAN FLOATING LIQUOR I *10’032 nnt\ ^ " nrri"bur* M" cbin0 I lied for within another year." There is one consolatibn. When nil Compnny of $15,900 were rejected. Iction with press reports from I PALACE OUTSIDE THREE our amusements are gono, the refor­ Non, of the intention to call up | mer won't hnve nnythlng to do, eith­ MILE LIMIT OFF NEW YORK j it,\||, EXECUTIVES ps legislation in tho house ; SAVE YOU MONEY er. ^ Substantial reduction from lout AND MEN FAIL TO nday, under a suspension of Write us I NEW YORK, March 14.— Plans far year’s prices * l, Speaker Gillette, who is a AGREE ON WAGES a floating Ilqlior pnlnce off New York Empire Hotel Block BIG GENERATOR Iof tho president’s vacation beyond the three mile limit, are go­ ORLANDO, FLORIDA FOR POWER PLANT Illy TKp Attuftrltili-il 1‘ rr.Hl n(liented yesterday thnt he ing forward, according to James V. NEW YORK, March M.— Negotin- I — AT GAINESVILLE lie against the motion. Tho Martin, the promoter, in spite of the tions between executives of 52 Enstern g| slid he had not hnd time to announcement of Roy A. Haynes, fed­ railroads and representatives of con- li (Ilf Thr Aa.nrlntrd I’ rraa) the matter deeply but that GAINESVILLE, March IB.— A con­ eral prohibition commissioner, tbnt jductors’ nnd trainmens’ unions looking k impression was that ns the tract for n 62B K. V. A. turbo-genora- the vessel will not be permitted. ! toward n new agreement ns to wages £ rery important one tho house tor for tho city’s power plnnts has Furthremore, declares Martin, a |nnd working conditions were hroken ■ kve time to consider amend, been nwarded to tho Wcstinghouse second nnd poBsibly third liquor pnl­ ‘ of f into yeBterdny without any settle- ■ ko desired. Electric nnd Mnnufncturlng Compnny, nce will he constructed, should the first ment hnving been reached. " Illett will speak at Spring- Tho coBt involved Is $23,000, nnd de­ he successful. In answer to Haynes Announcement of the brenking o ff * Sunday on the treaties livery o f the equipment must bo mndo announcement that ho will seek to o f, negotiations wns contained in the if out of tho Washington con- In 90 days, thwnrt the nchemc Martin says there following statement issued by tho bu- |e; but intends to be back in An additional outlay of approxi­ is nothing in international law that reau of information: ^ Ion Monday in time to pro- mately $10,000 will bo necessary for forbids a resort of this character. "The conferences between cartain l* |the house. The Peoples’ Bank o f Sanford was sound and de­ the construction o f foundations for « 'unjopi saaopap ‘ajouuoqpn.q enrriers represented by the conference c with tho party said again tho new generator. Martin asserts that the vessel will be committee o f managers o f Eastern J pendable in the old days nnd it is sound and dethnt President Harding had ns large as the Leviathan, that it will railroads nnd conductors and tho J dependable now. nu communication from "Rival postoffice claimants stack be ns large as tho Leviathan, thnt It trainmen represented by the order of on and sent none on the arms,” says a headline. Probably a will be constructed in Euiope and that railway conductors and the brother*. " iJect, while In Florida on tho Hays' stack. It seeks new business, on its record, and cordially the cost will be limited to $10,000,000. hood o f railroad trainmen, which have £ ■ip. been held on various dates, beginning ^ invites you to become one o f its customers. LIQUOR SMUGGLE FROM NEW RAIROAD FOR MIAMI February 16, 1922, 'were ndjourned 5 MIAMI TO ILLINOIS yesterdny, it being apparent that s £ If you wish a banking affiliation thnt stands high Paper Sale at the MIAMI, March 14.— The business LANDS TRIO IN JAIL mutually satisfactory agreement ■ in public confidence and in built on character, you ■coiild not be arrived nt, all proposl- ■ Store, W elaka men of this city are determined to m build a railroad from this city to CHICAGO, March 18.— An illicit H- tions made by cither side in tho hope jj could not do better thnn to maintain an account Clcwlston nt the southwest corner of quor conspiracy extending from 1111- o f a settlement are to be considered ■ with x 302-3tc Lakc Okeechobee at which point it nois to Miami, was revealed Saturday as though they had not been proposed" ! ■ IS AGAINST U. S. WILL AFFECT BONUS BILL, SAYS ATTORNEY GENERAL m cm Tidewater Glass Mfg. Co. J WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM GLOBE PIANO CO. FREEZERS Hill Hardware Co. SOUND A N D DEPENDABLE- M E SUSPENSION OF RULES ON IlONUS IS NOT LIKELY Taste is a matter of tobacco quality ( H r T h r A a n o r ln tr d I’ rrait) WASHINGTON, March 14.— Republican leaders were confronted yes­ terday with the possibility that they might be unable to bring nhout a vote in the House on tlio compromise sol­ diers’ bonus bill under suspension of tho rules next Monday. With favorable report of the meas­ ure by the wnyR and means committee promised by Chairman Fordney they generally were agreed thnt tho bill should he disposed of by the House enrly next week. InnbiHty, however, to ascertain whether Speaker Gillett, who is in Florida with President Hnrding, would entertain n motion to suspend the rules, which would require a twothirds vote for passngc o f the bill nnd would automatically bar all amend­ ments, coupled with tho reports that he might decline to do so, threw the whole question of procedure Into the We id le it ai our honrtt I belief that the tobaccoi uird ia ChrttetficM are ol finer | quality and hence of hr(ter ta»tr) than In any other | cigarette at the price. U liitt (J M jnn Tubnuo Co, L&- ■tr. Chesterfield C IG A R E T T E S o f Turkish a n d D om estic tobaccos—blen ded I The Peoples Bank of Sanford 1 L i i m i i i . i i i . n i i u u u i i i i i . . . . . . . J i "r a s iiA W ^ | “ SERVICE TH A T COUNTS” 8® | - We handle everything in 6 I a ■ T H E F R U IT A N D V E G E T A B L E L I N E 5 Richmond, V irginia ^ Republican members / 6f the ways and menns committee, who nt a morn­ ing meeting decided to proceed with | their plans for a report o f the meas­ 3 ure nt the meeting o f the full commit­ ■ tee scheduled for today, despite objec­ tions to its provisions voiced by Secre­ tary Mellon nnd Comptroller o f the Currency Crlsslngor, held a coniarenco late In tho ddoy with members o f the Republican steering committee and several others. It was agreed at ^hts meeting not to make a final de­ cision ns to procedure unttil the views o f the speaker could be learned. \ n Car Lots or Less. £ ^ S h ^ us | ■ C H U L U O T A IN N I _ , ... .. , ............................... On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Coast Railway, Chain©ta, Fla., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an np-to-date modern brick hotel, with private, bathe and hot water beat. First class cuisine. Ratea $2.50 to $$L50 per day; $10 to $18 per week. a«. cording to location of room. E ■ M R S . C H A S . D . B R U M L E Y , M » n « g f.r **‘ **********‘ ***‘ ‘ , * " “ * "‘ ' , , »> »*»‘ » » » W M OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE / U.;X 1 �If U :v ft ■V.';0 *■■**'* ** ♦ > . t . . , • t if THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1922 PAGE FOUR Doctql* in Toils, Murder Chargfe in Bughnell Case \ j, J \ . ,v \ . ' «|Hy T h r A m o r l a l P d I 'rr a a ) t 1 BUSl|NELL, March 14.— Dr. D. M. » »^ ,— — — • ■wr m — his return to public attention at this maintain n second homo for aged printime an the onunclator o f a party plat- tore and their wives, form and a monitor for Democratic J. B. O'Hara, o f Lake Worth, was Senators Is scarcely calculated to win elected president; C. E. Tongarden of for him unanimous acclaim. Lakeland, vice-president, and Max “ It requires no second sight on the Moriti, of Winter Park, secretary and part of Mr. Bryan to see that the ec-1 treasurer. Lakeland was selected as onomic issue will bo prominent in the the next meeting place. coming congressional campaign. OnJ 1 --------the economic issue the »llvortonguu|ii») 4 i t V A f TD D A T Y T A Y ono who has transferred his I v l J K .1 U L L I A A tions from the Platte to the Ever------ 1_ glades— as giving him perhaps a deep-1 property owners who are duly er draft— may be planning'to become registered in Seminole County, Floria political factor lar-Florida. This laan(j want to vote In the coming sue has strong appeal upon a -con- j j)on(j election next month, must pay stituency made up o f a! cosmopolitan their poll taxes by next Snturday the class .Interested;in, such' advertising!a* 18th d#y of Mnreh. 801-5tp charge' of.,murder, M r*.. Beckkitt la Goodno, defendant In error. This was hold as an accessory and Mrs. (Ida nn action o f ejectment and the plainWihittington and her youdger dough- tiff in error was roprontod before tho ter, Irene, at Liberty in bond* o f |il,< supreme court by Leltner ALeltner 000 each) in connection witlnthe flmi- of Arcadin, while Treadwell A Trend­ ing ;6f,th e . holly o f an Infant girl, Jn well of Arcadia represented tho daa.mUI pond, ton miles from horo, last fondant in error. F rid a y.: ill, x i j 'l' .* i ,i> Oral argument was also heard In the 5eth .Ch^tthiu whopi Sheriff Cole- case o f J. W. Craig, et. al, appelleca. man says, Miss Irene W hittington,ac-. This wns a bill for recession o f concU>ea.9f b« lng the father o f ‘the child, tract in the sale o f real estntc. Attoria>«ldkin.i300 bond,/ H r was arrest- neys for the appellants were: Mabry, ed In'Jacksonville Saturday on advice Reaves A Carlton o f Tampa; for the ai,'^srt * al „ *! I lt* Bl _ tt m o( Sheriff Colfeman. Mrs. Beckitt la a npelloes Treadwell A Treadwell of sister o f'Ir e n e /w h o In about sixteen Arcadia. jL.jA • .•'< *' * *- • . !.’ FWfft PRwl’ , i ■t.ij >1,' ■The body Of i tho infant was found PRAIRIE CANAL IS by a negro- It had Icon.stabbed in TO BE COMPLETED the breast and stomach whilo the back this problem o f t>e hcSfJ .Was badly. Vnished. When TALLAHASSEE, March 15.— (Spefound, it had apparently been in the cial.)— The board o f commissioners o f FLORIDA GAINS IN POPULATlOl water about twenty-four hours. Everglades draalnago, district, com­ A coroner's Jury was promptly imposed o f Cary A. Hardee, governor, WASHINGTON, March 15^-Floripannelled after the body woa found, Ernest Amos, comptroller; J. C. l i ­ da was the only one o f the nouthfcrn and spent two dayn In investigating ning, state treasurer; Rivers Buford, states ennt of the Mississippi river the affair. The jury ordered Dr. Sey­ attomey-genernl, and W. A. McRae, which showed n gain in population mour held as the principal and the commissioner of agriculture, yester­ through interstate emigration as indiothers as accessories. day let contract for< the construction i rated by tho Inst census satistics of Sheriff Coleman said Innt night that and completion of Indian Prairie , the census bureau issued Monday show the charge now ntnnding ngninst Mrs. cnnnl lying northwest of Lake Okee­ Of the 25 stntes which gained popuBeckett would bo dismissed today chobee. **( i lation through interstate migra­ and he would flic nnother charge, the ‘ The board ban previously begun tion, Florida stood eighth. nature o f which he declined to roveal. i the construction of the canR) and hnd Florida's gain from thnt source was Mrs. Whittington and her daughter, completed It for a'distance of more ; placed at 257,870, which total was arIrene, wore released from conflnomont thnn nine mlleij. The contract let to­ |rived at by the fact that there are In bonds yesterday afternoon. Beyond day to the C. R. Cummins Company, I living in Florida .'119,(124 persons born the admission o f Irene that she was general contractors., of-Cleveland, O., ' iri other states, while there are 92,the mother o f tho infant and the calls for the further excavation and 240 native born Floridans living In charge that Churchill was tho father extension of the canal for a distance other states.' , , none hold in connection with the al­ of ten miles. ■ Of the stnte's population of 986,leged crime, have made a statement The contract specifies that work 740, native born Floridans numbered according to Sheriff Coleman. shall begin on tho cnnnl not later than 560,108 or 57.8 per cent; residents Dr. Seymour, in ndditlon to his wide­ sixty dnys nfter the signing o f tho born in other states numbered 349,spread practise in this section ns a , contract nnd that tho work shall have , 624 or 86.1 per cent; the foreign born physician, wns the proprietor o f n been completed within twelve months numbered 58,864 or 5.6 per cent, and drug store, nfter date of beginning. The contract , 4,870 pursonH were born in outlying The Whittingtons are of a long­ price In $112,000. possessions of the United States, at standing residence in this section and The completed portion of tho cnnnl sen under the United Stntes Dug, highly respected in the community. now runs from Lake •Okeechobee to . American citizens born abroad and A strong array of counsel has been Station No, 48.1, nnd the proposed con­ those whose birthplace wns not re­ secured to defend the accused. Sher­ tract will enrry the cnnnl to Stntion ported. iff Coloqian said he understood they No. 1050. j Native horn Floridans, as enum­ would be given a preliminary bearing Many prominent attorneys from var­ erated In the last census, numbered Wednesday.— Tampa Tribune. ious points in the stnte nre gathering 652,852, of whom 92,249 or 14.1 por I here to present their cases to the cent, were living In other stntes. SEVERAL BIG CASES Stnte Board o f Pnrdons, which con­ BEFORE SUPREME vened yesterday in regular semi-nn- DONEGAN ON TRIAL , COURT OF STATE nunl session Tho bonrd anticipates n FOR EMBEZZLEMENT TALLAHASSEE, March 15.— (Spe­ busy session for the next Severn) days. Two cases to be ornlly nrgued be­ cial.)—The supremo court on Tuesday fore the supremo court Tuesday nnd heard ornl argument in tho ense of Wednesday being other outstanding of Arthur E. Donognn, former preai South Florida Farms Company, plain­ attorneys, the enses being tho gaso dent of the First National Bank of tiff in error vs O. W. Stevenson, de line tax case and the state o f Florida St. Cloud nnd the Citizens Bank of fondant in error. It seems that in John's county ngninst the KiKssimmce, charged with the viola1010 Mr. Stevenson entered into a |anti St, Flngler estate. tion of the national banking lawa, will letter contract with the farm company ^ get under way today in tho United to become manager of their business Stntes district court. nt Moore Haven, nt a salary of $250 WASHINGTON THROWS The $5,000 bond of A. W. Gustus, per month nnd part o f the contract SPOTLIGHT ON BRYAN i former cashier o f the St. Cloud bank, contemplated the sale of the coinpanys . --------who wns indicted by a federal grand 58.000 acres of land in Lee county nnd Interested in His Senate Plans jury along with Donegnn, was estrea­ 30.000 acres in DuSoto county. If nil ______ ted by Judge Rhydon M. Call yester­ the lands were sold in two yenra WASHINGTON, March 14.— Alday when tho defendant fulled to ap­ Stcvcnsoq was to get a commission of though Col. William J. Brynn mny pear to lie arraigned, i’nul R. Weav­ 5 per cent, on the amount realized; if never come to the senate from the er, former cashier of the Kissimmee all the lands in either county wns sold ' Stnte of Florida, he is, nevertheless, institution, who was also indicted, by in two years he was to get a commis- Jcausing himself to be focused in the n special arrangement with tho dis­ sion of 2 1-2 per cent. It transpired political searchlight to n considerable trict attorney did not appear but will be nrrnigned later. i Donegnn pleaded not guilty to ull the counts In ull four indictments re­ turned hy the grand jury. The indj^k ment on which he is now to bo trfKd contains nine counts and charged him with tho embezzlement o f slightly more thnn $40,000 of the St. Cloud bank's notes to Mh own account. The total amount of the funds involved in the four indictments is about $200,000 federal officials say.—Tampa Trib­ une. ALL N EXT W EEK PRINCESS THEATRE, COM. MCH. 20TH TH E FAM OUS • a sincere welcome awaiting > side the fropt door of t this institution A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, t*r*ri<hnt Contractor and Bi jn . 1 The very latest style We have a first class mechanic who knows all makes o f cars. Prices reasonable. • Monday night one lady will be admitted Free if accompanied by one paid ticket. Play and vaudeville changed each night. SANFORD AUTO EXCHANGE Prices: 25c and 55c Foot o f First Street SANFORD ... SMITH BRO&i G arage and Machinj FOR S A L E — Newly Constructed 5-room BUNGALOW * '*ii , 'it * 1 Never Occupied Screened Throughout, Hot nnd Cold Water, G ns and Electricity A T Y O U R O W N P R IC E Expert A u to Repair Wi Phone 30 Comer Flnt “ W E D E L IV E R THE Drop a Coin in the Box For a few days only Quick Service Tran Storage Facilities If we please you, tell othrn; tell us. Phone 4tt H . W . NICKERS Small Cash Paym ent Down Publie Accountant; Audita— Income Tai Serrltt Room 16 McNeili-Dtrii I °hone 852 Orta Halncc $25.00 per month with 8 per cent interest Apply to Sanford Steam Lai GEO. A . D eCO TTES ATTOIINEY FOR SERVICE Call 14C-J W. RAWLING, Prt .. Employment Bui The vocational commute* u( ness and Professional Worn requests, all young wom*j> •Miiploymcnt to register i t 1 National Bunk. i AGNES G. BURNER,Cki SA N F O R D N0VE WORKS V . C . CULLER, Pm ORLANDO, FLA i f , i I 11 O . <>/> e , i You Can Find the Name of Every Live Profeseional and Business Alan in Hanford in This Column Each Day General Shop and Work CONTRACTOR and BtH 517 Commercial Street BuA Geo. W . Kni| Real Estate and Imi THOS. J. A. REIDY The law provides that " I f tax­ es upon real estate shall not be paid before the first day o f April of any year, tho Tax Collector shall advertise and sell.*’ L IL L IA N P IC K E R T and R A L P H W CHAM BERS WH1TNBR, illlllllllR I lR I I I U I U I I R I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , CITY TAX BOOKS CLOSE APRIL 1, 1022, AFTER WHICH ALL TA X ­ Attorney end Counsellor-it-Law ES REMAINING UNPAID WILL BE COLLECTED BY LEVY AND SALE Practicing In State and Federal Courts * - ( OF THE PROPERTY UPON WHICH * 10,000,0110 FOR HOME Over Seminole County Bank FOR AGED PRINTERS TAXES ARE DELINQUENT. , ALFRED FOSTER, 204-24tc City Tax Colleotor, George A . DeCottes WEST PALM BEACH, Murch 14.— The Florida branch of the Typograph­ Attorney-at-Law ical union in session here yesterday Over Seminole County Bank recommended in,, resolutions that the SANFORD .> FLORIDA union create a defense fund of ton million dollars to bo Invested In gov- Featuring Conceeded to be the best of his kind in the South, with a company o f 15 artists, a car load o f special scenery, the latest plays, and 25 different' acts o f vaudeville, will be seen dur­ ing the week. The opening play— ij 1,0 , . >' • W hatever your banking .needs v<v ,< „ ‘ n i n ^ This is to notify all concerned that the requirements of low will be complied with nnd the Tax Books will positively l^e closed on April first as provided by law and all lands on which taxes have not been paid will he ad­ vertised and executions issued for unpaid personal property taxes. Tax Collector, Seminole County 292-M-W-S HANFORD Sanford -;’ Machint J Foundry Co. General Machine and Cylinder Grinding; Dttui ^ Oversize Rings snd Piwi Steel Gear Bands; Crznk W turned; agents for Calll* i**Outboard Alotors.--------- Started life together, One of them paid rent all o f his life; the other pi­ lot and home. When they came to the last stretch o journey they met, one o f them looked tired and disc because all that he had to show for his life was a rent receipts), nnd the other looked like he respected and felt that he was a man among men. (because accumulated a little something in his travels). Which man are you going to be? W e sell lots on easy term s with a small ment down A . P. C O N N E L L Y , Agent �were ruad and enjoyed for their ctov* ornoss and originality. A reception followed with music bopit ED DAIGBR, BoeUty Bdltor, Ing furnished by membors of the Cola* Phone rnuim 217-W Santo band and dancing was anjoyed h ! ^ n Im >h i £ S until a vory lute hour. The happy couple loft by car for a bridal trip to tho East Coast, They K Z i l r •ppt— im iUwill visit Miami, Palm Beach and nil points o f interest, after an extended SOCIAL CALENDAR honeymoon they will make Orlando Honday~"Mr** John Melech will *n- their homo.— Orlando Sentinel. hortain 'ho member* o f the Idler* Club at her home on West First SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION CAUSES MANY FIRES THAT COULD EASILY BE AVOIDED JiUday. Mrs. J. D. Davldsln [Jill entertain at a children's party Many Brea occur whose origin is I at her homo on Magnolia ave., from [four to six o’clock In honor of little unaccounted for and when the cause |gill hclcn Sanders and Master la given as Spontaneous Combustion It is considered as an excuse o f last re* George Sanders of Boston, Maas. Ljay-M rs. J. E. Pace will enter* sort. That this is really a cause, o f a l^ n the Booklovers Club Friday of* great many more fires than we are aware, is certain. Greasy rags thrown Itemoon at 3?30 o clock. Lgay. Miss Marlon Hand will on- in places where air does not circulate Urtflln the members o f the Senior freely is very dangerous and specially Class of S. H. S., at her home on so in warm weather. The habit of cleaning with gasoline or benzine and the West Side, at 8 P. M. Larday—Children’s Story Hour will polishing with linseed oil or prepared Re held at four o’clock at Central polish, many if not all contain this in­ gredient, is extremsly dangerous Ifork. where the rags are neglected.. Two landsy. St. Agnes Guild will meet rjith Mrs. Fred S. Dalger at her cases o f this kind has come under my The first o f which lin­ i t on Fourth St., at three o’clock. experience. seed oil was spilled on cotton goods P ~ |a. J. Pound, of Cresont City Is In and cleaned o f fwlth gasoline. This fire occured a few hours after the i city on n business mission. room had been closed for the night |Charles M. Prlco, of the Texas Co., The second case n Janitor cleaned In the city yesterday transacting: some benches in a church and threw the rags behind tho door with the re­ illness. sult that the fire got busy. . ThcBO daya where many floors aro |Mr. and Mrs. P. L. White o f Tltua. polished with oil, care should be taken Qle, arc spending a few days here at tot dispose o f the rags and mops In Montezuma. such a manner os to leave no chance |A. L. Davis of Dawson, Ga., was In of fire. 0 . P. PAXTON, city yesterday attending to bust* Chief Fire Department ii, making his headquarters at the kontciuma. a ^S& H F era |Dr. Wnltcr Seay o f Jacksonville ar,ted hero last evening and will apend few dnys here with his daughter, |lrs. ttidomnn Caldwell. Mr*. M. II. Holbom, of Brooklyn, , y.t in visiting her brother and his rife,, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hand at keir homo on tho West side . The many frionds of Mrs. Frank .lets will bo glad to ionrn that she is Bproving after n serious illness, and I join in wishing her a complete rebwy. Mrs. Charles Martin and little inghtor Mildred loft Monday for reir homo in Macon, Ga., after a very eisant visit hero ns tho guosts of ri. Howard Smith. I Walter F. Helbom, of Brooklyn, b. Y., is expected to nrrlva today on )he bnnt, and will visit his uncle and ant, Mr. and Mrs. Wultor Hand nt heir home on tho west side. Mrs. W. A. Mnson loft Monday for er home in Macon, Ga., after spendnij the past week ns the guest o f hor ephew ond wife, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan [). Garner nt their home on Palmetto ■venue. Mrs. Charles Merriwcather, Mrs. I. H. Helborn, and HasBcll and Rand lerriweathcr left yesterday in ths and Mcrrlweather car for Palm |e«ch, nnd othor places o f interest on lie Hast Const. LEVINE-TATEMBAUM A beautiful wedding was solomnizSumlny nftornoon nt 4:30 at the Jewish Temple on West Central avolui> when Morris I. Levine, of this Hty, and Mils Sylvia Tntenbaum, of (lew York City, were united in mattimonoy. Rabbi Safer, of Jackson­ ville, officiated. The flower girls, Beatrice Llobcrnnn, Hilda Cohen, Rosalind Fields, n<! Ruth Schoplro, proceeded tho hide and groom, strewing the path Vilh roses, made n charming picture, |nd were followed by tho bridesmaids p i groomsmen, The bride’s maids were Misses Rose Tanner, nf this city; Ruth Kanner, pose Narvis, of Sanford; and Miss [ennetto Tatcmbnum, of New York pity, and were charmingly dressed in Irgandies, pastellc shades, with hats match and carried bouquets of vnrl Jelored sweet peas. Tho groom's men *’erc Bill Sahyno, of Tampa; Hyman e v in u , Harold Seagaland, and IsaP°fe Levine, of this city. Mrs. J, Cohen, sister of tho j(room, Vns matron of honor, nnd r. Cohen Vns heat man. Tho bride was given fw«y in marriage by Mrs. II. Levine, aothcr of tho groom,, nnd Mr. H. Lo* i ne attended tho groom. After the ceremonies tho guests fathered at tho homo of the groom's Parents, 521 North Orange avenue. An plahorato six courso dinner was aervr 1 rho home was beautifully decorpled with many spring flowers now in phom. After dinner, and many toasts had een givon, the bridal pnir, headed by F*. Stotner, of Now Haven, Conn., who Med in tho capacity of toastmaster, r l'Kr;‘ mH from different sections M ETH O D ISTS W IL L B U IL D A C H U R C H IN JU ST O N E D A Y Today a company o f carpenters nnd other artisans will spond the day on the tank o f the oroction and comple­ tion, in one day of a tabernacle for the Methodist people who desire a now church house nnd organization for tho northeastern section of Orlan­ do. ThiB structure will be built at the Intersection of East Amelia and North Lnke streets. Some twenty-five men will work an this job today and it is hoped the building will bo entirely completed when the mm goes down. Tho church organisation, itself, will not be perfected unttil April 16th, whon the pastor, Rev. W. K. Pinor, as­ sisted by Presiding Elder, Rev. J. P. Hilburn, and by the pastor o f tho First Methodist church o f this city, Dr. W. A. Cooper, will complete tho planB for nn organized church, Sab­ bath school, missionary societies and other church subsidiary organizations ah are usual In n completely organ­ ized and active Methodist church. However, tho pastor proposes to preach In tho now structure, both morning and evoning next Sunday, and every Sunday, straight atong, follow­ ing that date. The Queen Esther Cir­ cle of tho Woman's Missionary Cociety of the First Methodist church of this city have voluntarily offered to furnish jjnd servo lunch or 'dinnor” for all who voluntarily give their la­ bor In this cause. Should any car­ penter rend this announcement nnd wish to donate n dny’B Inbor to the good enusc, ho 1b kindly asked to telephone L. M. Orr, ’ Phono 4E9-W ond let him know, that he may keep his plans intact nnd that the ladies may know exactly how many thoy will hnvc to furnish tho dinnor fpr. A re­ ligious survey of this community will bo made sometime within tho next few weeks.— Orlando Reporter-Star. Attend the mass meeting nt the Court House Thursday night nt eight o'clock. EGGS ARE DROPPING IN NESTS ANI) PRICE PRESERVE THEM NOW t l l r Tin* AiMfH'liitri] I'rrMMl GAINESVILLE, Mnrch 16.— Poultry raisers aro urged by Dr, N. W. San­ born, poultry specialist o f tho Uni­ versity of Florida, to tnke ndvnntago of the present low prices for eggs and the lnrgo supply, to raise chickens and preaervo surplus eggs. "This a period of low prices of eggs" Dr. Sanborn wroto recently to nn In­ terested poultry raiser. "Every hen is on her job. Local markets are ov­ erflowing with eggs and prices aro dropping. Do not rush your eggs Into nn alrendy crowded mnrkct. Get busy with your years hatching. Use part of this full supply of egga to produce chicks for eating nnd for laying. Then put down in water glass your surplus eggs or sell them.to people you may be able to Interest In this method of pre­ serving eggs. Printed instructions for preserving eggs in water glass, In­ structions which you mny use and pnss on to your neighbor, cfn bo had for the asking o f the College o f Agricul­ ture, or by calling upon your county or home demonstration agent. POLL TAXES MUST BE PAID IF YOU VOTE IN THE BOND ELECTION THAT HAS BEEN CALLED FOR APRIL 11TII Property owners in Seminole county are urgently reminded of the, neces­ sity of paying poll taxes in order to permit them to vote on the one hunt, dred thousand dollar bond Isbuo, a special election for which has been called for April Jlth In Sanford. All taxes must be paid by Saturday, March the 18th, ond the County Com­ missioners are anxious to hsve aa large a vote as possible polled at the election. The 1021 law also requires that women free holders must pay poll tax. This county'bond issue is a most important une ond will nfford those who are ihtcrestud in good roads in Seminole county the opportunity Yb secure them. The details for im­ provement as provided for in the bond Issue have been carefully planned by tho County Commissioners and sub­ sequently endorsed by alt the civic or­ ganizations of Sanford. They pro­ vide for a great many improvements to Seminole county's highway system. Resurfacing tho brick roads with tar vln ond grnnlte chips on the follow­ ing avenues: Beardall, Geneva, Celery east of Beardall, Gertrude avenue west of Monroe road. The commissioners have also provided for resurfacing 33 miles of macadam roads with tnrvia or asphalt mixed with granite chips. In addition to theso road improvements the commissioners have Included the sum of ¥16,000.00 in this Issue for the construction of a bridge at Osteen Furry. With the approval of thiH is­ sue by the tax payers of Seminole County there will bo nvailnblo suf­ ficient funds to give Seminole county ono of tho best road systems in the state. It la absolutely essential that ronds for which money has been ap­ propriated, be properly maintained. It was with this thought in mind that the Commissioners decided to call this election authorizing the bond itisuc of $100,000.00. A large nnd favorable vote will aid the commissioners in disposing of the bonds mure quickly nnd this can be done by tax payers paying their poll tax on or before March 13th and then casting an a f­ firmative ballot for the issue. Let’s make it unanimous. LIFE INSURANCE WHITTEN IN 1021 Life insurance in 1021 docs not ap­ pear to hnve declined by reason o f busines’s depression, but hnH hold Its own very well. In an address before tho association of life insurance pi ev­ ident* President Holcombe o f tho Phoenix Mutual of Hartford this month reports that 148 companies, which did 07 per cent o f the business done, Issued 86 per cent us much in­ surance during the year as in 1020. For nil companies the new business is given nt 13,160,000 policies for 8% billion dollars. This compares with 13,248,000 policies n year ago for 10 billion dollars. The recent growth of life insurance has been extraordinary. Twenty years ago 2 billions were issued in the year, and in tho following 10 years the in­ crease was only about 3 per cent. But in the last 10 yenrs tile growth ban been threefold and in 1010 nnd 1020 nil records were far surpassed. Not­ withstanding unemployment, strikes nnd trnde depression the new insur­ ance written in 1021 exceeds nil rec­ ords, 1010 and 1020 excepted. Time was when life insurance wns a dependence of tho rich, but the expla­ nation o f the immense expansion of this business is tho conviction that hns como to all clnsses of people, and more particularly to wnge earners, of tho great value of this protection to their families nnd dependents. Tuking out lifp “insurance therefore hns become prncticully a universal practice. In­ surance Is so firmly grounded in Bound business principles, tho compan­ ies arc so solvent, thoy redeom their policies so promptly, the protection is so securo nnd conics at so critical nn hour, that this investment approves Itself to all classes of Intelligent peo­ ple, and its growth exceeds that of any othor business whatsoever. For practical purposes wo may say that life Insurance was nn invention o f tho 10th century. As such, it was the greatest invention of u century of wondorful progress for tho masses of people. It is difficult to imagine what the world would bo without life insurance, if this business suddenly censed to exist. Billions of dollars ev­ ery year now promptly distributed to families suddenly deprived o f thq bread winner would be lost. Every year millions of people would bo left penniless, or nearly ao, Life Insur­ ance Is therefore an unmixed blessing and is ono of tho propp of the social order. Incidentally it operates to gathor up small savings into hugo sums loaned out to industries, and ftnllke most o f the banks loaned out ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a to agricultural Industry primarily. It J U S T R E C E IV E D Is a prop o f tho Industrial order also. ! The rapid growth of thin business is a matter for unlvorsnl satisfaction. In /h e last three years nearly 30 bil­ lion dollars of life insurance was writ­ ten in the United Staten. This repre­ sents savings looking towards the day o f family.need. Tho sum is prodig­ ious. The succor and relief that it guarantees are incalculable. The importance of life irflurnnee is so far reaching that dependents should be better protected than they are In the care of life Insurance after pay­ ment. Bankers report sad losses by blue sky speculation and misuse of money received by beneficiaries. An­ nuities instead o f bulk payment are probably advisable in very many in­ stances. But insurance companies would be justified, in paying policies, in advising beneficiaries of the im­ portance of consulting bankers about the investment o f theso funds.— To­ peka (Kuns.) Dally Capital. 5 ------------ o------------a Attend the raasa meeting at the Court House Thursday night at eight | o'clock. 'H i m nnnr M @ w W SoniM iisEi@ir W @ n ^ M © @ L A ll Colors— A ll Sizes • / 0 * —• . ’ •* A t the lowest prices seen in Sanford / Sdhedt Yanunrs Perkins & Britt The 8tore That la Different Sanford, Florida iiiN iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH iiH in in n iM ROTARIANS State Press A ss’n A t Daytona March 31 COMPLIMENTED LAST NIGHT LAKE WALES, March 16.— The annual meeting of tho Floridn Press Association will be held ut Daytona MANAGER GROSE HAD ROTARY arch 31st nnd April 1, it wns an­ CLUB AT MONTEZUMA HO­ nounced here yesterday after u con­ TEL FOR DINNER ference between J. E. Worthington, Tho Snnford Rotary Club was tend­ chairmnn o f the association's execu­ ered a complimentary dinner nt the tive committee, and T. E. Fitzgerald, Montezuma Hotel last night by tho Daytonn publisher. The executive committee has been owners, Messrs. E. A. Douginas nnd charged with tho work of preparing H. P. Smith nnd tho manngcr, W. L. a program of interest to tho publish­ Grose, nnd there wns almost a 100 per ers, it was announced. This commit­ cent meeting o f the members to en­ tee is composed in addition to Messrst joy the hospitality of thlq fine hotel.. Fitzgerald and Worthington ns fol­ President Harry Stevens seated the lows: R. J. Holly, Snnford Herald; bunch promptly nt 7:30 nnd tho festiv­ R. L. Swegcr, Quincy; Harry L. Brown ities began with plenty of singing nnd o f tho Lakeland Telegrnpi. n general good time. Boy’s work wns tho principal topic of the evening and Donne Tumor’s report wns supple­ mented by n tnlk from Judge Housholder with the result thnt $200 wns voted to this important adjunct to tho general work of the Rotary1 Club. The district meeting nt Snvnnnuh Mnrch 23-24 wns discussed and Pres­ ident Stevens iH very anxious to get nt least twelve of the Rotarlnns nnd the Indies to attend this meeting nnd show Savannah the kind of Rotnrinns they rniso In Snnford. Dr. John Quirt, of Watkins, N. Y., wnH tho only visiting Rotnrinn nt tho mooting nnd ho gave a tnlk on Rotnry work In his home city nnd he nlso paid a fine compliment to Snnford and Seminole county nnd especially to Geneva whore he is upending the winter. At tho close of the meeting a vote of thanks wnu given to Messrs. Doug­ lass and Smith nnd Mnnngcr Grose for their happy thought in inviting the Rotury Club to the excellent din­ ner nnd the most pleasant evening. The following menus printed In blue nnd gold and bearing the emblem of Rotnry wns served tho gucstB. Shrimp Cocktail n In Montczumn Hearts o f Celery Mixed Pickles Oxtail Soup, cn tnssc Baked Red Snnppcr, Sauce Creole Quoan Fritter, Strawberry Sauce Baked Seminole County Chicken, Oyster Dressing Cnndicd Yams Butter BeotB Fruit und Nut Snlnd, n In Rotary Strawberry Ice Cream and Cnke American Cream Cheese Cnfo Noir Iced Ten Cigars S O U T S Pay your poll lax before Hnturdny night If you wnnt to vote in the bond election for county roads nnd the Os­ teen bridge. WALL PAPER SALE ia m Und commlssnry attached. Don’t write. Come ready to work. Job good fo r six months.— Atlantic Bithulithlc Co. 303-lwc FOR SALE FOR SALE— 5 room bungalow on brick street. All modern conven­ iences. Unusually low price. Easy terms.— E. F. Lane. 302-6tp FOR SALE!— Two Ford touring car*, self starters, good condition. Apply Sanford Auto Exchange foot o f First street. 803-6tc FOR SALE— Ono B flat saxophone and B' flat clurlnet. Apply 207 French ave. 803-12tp FOR SALE— 6 acres best celery land, cleared; 1 well, no fence, no house. Cheap for cash.— A. P. Connolly. aos-2tp FOR SALE— Cash nnd carry Grocery Store, 311 Snnford Ave. 300*6tp FOR SALE— Celery farm, a real bar­ gain.— E. F. Lane. 298-Ctp FOR SALE]— 16 acres, 10 tiled, 4 room houBo, bam, 4 wells, $0,000., Tornm. — II. B. Lewis. Photic 340 or 391 _ _ _ 301-tflc FOR SALE— Tomato plants, any quantity, fo r prompt delivery.— Chase £ Co., Phone 636. 288-tft For ten days, from March 14 to 23, only. We have just received 7,000 rails for this sale. If you are going to paper this spring it would pay you to buy your wall paper nt this sale.— FOR SALE— Ono 6-room cottage, in good condition, good location, good Sanford Pnlnt & Wnll Paper Store, flowing well. $700 cash, balance on Welaka Block, II. A. Halverson, Pro­ terms. See II. M. Itumbey, 310 South prietor. 301-3tc Holly Ave. 298-12tc MULES! MULES! Good load of Tennessee Mules for sale or trade at Brady's Barn. J. C. HUMAN Sanford Florida W ANTED FOR SALE!— Two story business building. Apply to tho owner, Klen Ares, 805 9th St._____________284-26tc FOR SALE— 34 full blood White Leg­ horn chickens. Apply at East Sec­ ond street, in 600 block. 802-2tp FOR SALE OR LEASE— One 20 acre, one 10 acre Snnford nve. walking Uistanco to city. Two lots corner Center and Elm nvo. Two lots west stdo Palmetto nve., 60 ft. from Elev­ enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, owner, 115 N. Spring S t , Los Angeles, Calif._________________288tf; 20-tf FOR SALE— Warehouse with K. R. aiding. Within four blocks o f center of city. Geo. W. KNIGHT ,_________________________ 272-tfc tO It SALE— Oak am] other hard wood, strand wood range, $2.50; fire place, $2.00.— Hoskins Jones, Beardall Avenue. 280-tfc SALESMAN to cover locnl territory, selling dealers. Guaranteed snlnry of $100.00 per wcok for right man.— Tho Commercial Radium Co., Fifth Avo. Bldg., Now York. 300-fltp WANTED— 150 colored laborers wanted in tho city of Dnytonn, Fla., for concrete and usphult paving, also M IS C E L L A N E O U S sower work. Wages 17Mic per hour, MONEY TO LOAN on renl estate, 1st Attend the mass meeting at the mortgage only.—S. J. Pelley, Route Court House Thursday night at eight working ten hours per day. Pay in cash every Saturday. Free bunk houso A, Box 220, Snnford, Fla, 800-Otd-ltw o'clock. Pay your poll tnx before Saturday night if you wnnt to vote in the bund election for county roads and the Os­ teen bridge. CAR WAS IN GEAR RAN INTO STORE BROKE WINDOWS, ETC. A car being loft in gear played hnvoc with the windows und front of the store o f Robbins Credit Storo to­ day. Tho ear was being driven by 4 negro and ho muBt have left It in gear fo r when ho started to crank It up ugcdn it flow out of his hand and broke out tho windows ond otherwise demolished tho Robbins store. Saul Robbins, tho proprietor thought tho war Was being fought over and . did not know whether to dodge behind the counter or come out and surrender. aro o f the opinion that tho negro will have to pny the bill and mean­ time. Saul will have a new front— to the store wo mean, Tho gontlo rain is falling agnln this afternoon and tho crops are growing ns never before. If the weather will turn cool now for tho celery growers all will he turkey for tho season. It is thought the peak o f the celery crop will he passed next week. HO THEY ARE HAT THEY ARE HY THEY ARE Come out and hear COL. J. Q. NOLAN, National Lecturer of THE INVISIBLE EMPIRE und personul representative of Col. Win. Jos. Simmons, Imperial Wizard. Lecturer Is a man of National Fame. LECTURE FREE Everybody invited. LADIES ESPECIALLY URGED TO COME FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 17 AT 8 P. M. CORNER FIRST STREET AN D PARK AVE. � 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, March 15, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 15, 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>, March 15, 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/dc239de7a0e46f433ab766a22ce0f994.pdf e5f0767822bbc4ea315223e4db7c3d1a PDF Text Text SANFORD ••The City Substantial” The Sanford Daily Heralii IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST 01AIMEI1 “The City Substantial" ■::sRr.Nr,anaBaMaaMBBlH' 1 VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1922 CHICAGO FIRE SUSPICIONS DEBATE TO BE FINISHED. BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION POINTS TO INCENDIARY •1 ON FOUR-POWER TREATY SAYS CITY OFFICIALS HAD A GREAT PROGRAM -FINAL VOTE TOMORROW BIG MEETING YESTERDAY Brought Out Question of Fire Department Fight­ ing Sky Scraper Fires __________________________ MINERS STRIKE IN S. AFRICA IS CALLED OFF Opponents of the Treaty Mir The A«*orlii(rd i*re«»> and twisted, smoking steel on which CHICAGO, Mnrch lO.-Severnl sep- f|m nen expected to ho working for Finally Agree to nrnte investigations Into yesterday's ^ n<jxt thrcc-,jnyH( towered the mnsLimit cight million dollnr fire nro under Hjvo 8ko|uton of the "fire proof” Burwny todny. City Fire Attorney High lington building todny. Tho walls expressed the belief thnt the fire was still stood intact, hut its 15 stories of windows stared like sightless dyes incendiary. The police aro seeking a over the scene of desolation, for tho LEADERS SAY REVOLUTION OF LEADERS RELIEVE CERTAIN IN­ BITUMINOUS COAL MINERS OF negro employee of a concern among PAST WEEK HAD NO CON­ contents had been destroyed by a heat DICATION THAT RATIFICATION THE UNITED STATES AND 1OCAI* HANKERS AN!) BUSINESS NECTION WITH MINERS the first to go up in the flames. so intense thnt glass from the win­ CANADA TO GO OUT OF TREATY IS ASSURED men m a d e s t a y o f v is it o r s dows had melted, nnd, according to the MOST PLEASANT (llr THr Ammih'liilril I’rmiil ----ft CHICAGO, Mnrch 10.—Investiga- firemun> »r«n like wntor.” Tho struc(llr Tlir \ »«<><■lit (Ml ( H r T h r A w n r l n lr H Pttmm) JOHANNESBURG, Wednesday.— INDIANAPOLIS, March 10.—The tion of the cause of the fire which de- ] turc housed tho houdqunrtors of the WASHINGTON, Mnrch 10.—Oppon­ . . . . . . . ... Official* of bnnkH In Group Threo of . , r. i a u„i,p counting of the strike imllots cost by Z - •• block of thickly tenanted | Chlc.RO, Burlington nnd Quincy r.B -!Thc .trlko of miner, which h„. held ents of tho four power Pacific traa th« Florida "ankora AMOcIntlo,, hold, ^ c|, B|lumln0„ , Cu„, M|n„ , oiriee hulldlnKn. cnn.ed n ln » »f more | rond nnd nil of the record, of the o„. South Africa In It. Rrip for mart than in the senate yesterday nbnndoned all their annual meeting In Sanford, o n |of th(j Unito(J states and Canada was than $8,000,000, resulted in the death orating, engineering, legal and execu- two months has been railed plans for n prolonged fight ngalnat decision was taken by the Old Soutli Wednesday, Mnrch 16th. Roprescn «• , hegun today at International hc«d- uf one man and rendered 20,000 others live dopartmonts were destroyed. tivc hankers from six of the counties qUart0|.8 bore. Union officials pre­ idle was begun last night by the sta te ,! Officials of tho board of underwrit- African Industrin Federation ns din- ratification and accepted n unnnimooa |ers declared that the fire, the most j tlnct from federations augmented exe- consent agreement to limit debate and comprising UiIh group were pr« sent (||cjetj eutn'nss would show large mil- ,-itv and insurance officials. The manner in which tho flames | disastrous since tho great fire of 1871, cutivo. Complicity in revolution to take a finnl vote on Frldny, March and in addition a number of locally; jority in favor of strike April first. prominent business men attended t h e ________________ flared out in several places at the revealed many problems which would against government repudiated i»y the 24 th. session. Welcoming addresses wove ^.p^, EFFORT TO some moment, the almost Incredible have to he met by firemen before they federation, The agreement, which wns hailed by delivered by Col. Geo. W. Knight, administration leaders as a certain In- • rapidity with which they spread until could hope to cope with fires in g re a t! HOLD BRITISH Order has been completely restored. president of tho Sanford Chamber of RUM-RUNNER nothing hut smouldering ruins was modern skyscrapers. The effect of diention that ratification Is assured, Police declare they have evidence was proposed on tho Hcnntc floor nfCommerce, and Hon. Forest Lake, left of the block hounded by South the fire on the Burlington building showing Ilolshoviki plot responsible president of tho Seminole County (lly The A»orlnlrd I'rran) ter a series of conferences among tho Canal, West Vanburen and South Clin wns declared to show thnt no skyfor revolution. Revelations will ho BOSTON,. March 15.—Proceedings Hank. B. F. Whitner, cashier of tho ton streets and West Jackson Boule- scraper is freo from tho fire danger various senate elements and was ac­ First National Hank of Snnford, pro- against the British schooner Graco vnrd caused Shirley T. High, fire at and thnt the modern fire department astonishing, they assert. cepted virtually without debate. sided ns chairman and In opening the nnd Ruby and the half-million dollnr torncy to announce that "everything is practically helpless against a blaze No further reservations or amend­ that gets a full headway In the upper SKIPPERS NEW COMPANY deliberations called tho attention of cargo of liquor she carried when enp- pointed to incendiarism." ments shall he voted on until next TO CONSTRUCT ABATTOIR tho delegates to the necessity of their tured off this port ns n rum-runner The first "still” alarm was turned" floors of a tall building, Tuesday, thnt speeches on the treaty considering tho two most essential recently, will take the form of n civil in at 12:50 a. m. This wns followed In an effort to fix responsibility for fnctors entering into tho economic de- libel, Assistant United Stntes Attor- by other alarms at » and 4 minute the fire, a former police department 810,000 Plant l« Re In Operation At shall he limited to one hour nnd those on reservations to thirty minutes ench Fort Lauderdale Within Next vclopmcnt of their respective sections, ney Charles P. Curtis, jr., said yester- intervals until nearly every piece of employe was questioned after \ \ . . beginning on Wednesday nnd thnt fin­ 90 Days—Deni All Set For namely, more efficient nnd economical day. In making this announcement Chicago fire fighting apparatus was K-hiff, vice-president of Schaffer & al vote shnll he taken without dobata Big Business. transportation facilities nnd a more under instructions from Attorney- at the scene. But even with 52 com­ Company, whose plant was destroyed, as soon as the senate convenes on tha careful scrutiny of agricultural pos- General Daugherty, he said the schoo- panies playing more than a hundred said that the man had written him B. Skipper, of Bartow, lias just following Friday. sihilitles. Mr. Whitner ably pointed ner would he prosecuted on the lines of hose on the flames, it was not threatening ~ letters. Tho flames were ,‘ G. . . . , „ nnm Negotiations to bring tho rntifica„ut that modern hanking required its ground that she had violated the cus- until four hours ufter tho first alarm first observed in the vicinity of the completed the organization of n com puny formed for tho purposo of puttion fight to an end began after the exccutivcs to keep constantly in closu toms laws in landing merchandise il- thnt the fire was brought under con- Schaeffer plant. . ting In nn nbnttolr at Fort Lauderdale | <«onnto hnd refused for tho third time toueh with other problems than those1legnlly. This form of procedure In trol • After being questioned the mnn wns capable of handling all the territory , to umend the treaty so thnt outside to which they had heretofore consid- such cases wns said to he new. Just across the street from the released and Mr. Sehiff wns questionalong the east const from Palm Bench 1 j,0wcrB would ho called Into consulen d themselves restricted: Two questions were to bo determined charred landscape of totturiug walls ed. .An address on ‘'Inland Waterways by the case, which the government re. to Key West, the first unit of which,1tation when any Pnclflc controversy will he nide to handle 100 cattle a day. touches their interests. And amend­ and Transportation" wns delivered by gnrds ns n test, Mr. Curtis snid. The Big Auction Sale^ Accordlng to Mr. skipper, work on the ment for that purposo in a form dif­ W T Donnelly, prominent marine on- first wns whether n vessel of foreign Men Captured the on Sanford Heights first unit Hhould commence shortly, fering slightly front tho two voted ginecr of New York. Donnelly has registry, outside the three-mile line, Methodist Church f„ ____ t ... . down Monday was presented by Sena- . ■, recently perfected a now method for, assuming thnt she had violated the Starts Tomorrow completed p ™»’abiy ,thU h/" n,,In l„B™iiSn Again Last Night nnd, T thent.plnnt operation tor pfitman, Democrat, Nevada, and water propulsion and which has since United Stntes nws, coui d he seized U1 .I • 1. Creating within ninety days. He will have thc wn8 defeated 28 to 50 with tho dlvlsbeen endorsed by a special committee nnd ™d put nut under tho Jurisdiction of the Was Snlc inLane h Subdivision i KactJvo mnnagemont of the concern, i ion of strength virtually coinciding. • Seating Capacity of Church federal court. Tho second question of the New York State Unrgo Canal Much Interest Taxed to Hold Crowd was whethor liquor constituted mer­ nnd will he kept constantly in touch , wlth party fines. Conference. Ho has boon nctlvo for n chandise. If not, Mr. Curttls snid, tho with its activities. I Little running debate developed over number of years on matters effecting Allan Watson, sales manager for Snnford hns\wRnessod gnln duy palf*VWI Incorporation pnpors were issued to 1|he amendment or thc rteaty gcncrnlnational water highways nnd is recog­ government hnd no enso. The decision of the attorney-general rndcs, holiday Tiarndes, nnd memorial tho U. S. Realty Auction Co., of his company InHt December, whon the I ^ a |th„Ugh late in the day Senator nized ns nn eminent authority on this Knoxville, Tenn., and St. Petersburg, subject. The address contained many to file tho" libel surprised fedornl offi­ day parades, hut it is probable that Fin., is in the city conferring with E. Southeastern Packing Co., enmo into g puncerj Republican, Missouri, • a valuable suggestions for tho solution cials here, who were understood to bo never before in her history has the F. Lane, local renl estate man, re­ existence. The stock is owned by the j j r,,,Ay supporter, stirred up n cross­ of Florida’s vexing transportation mnlng preparations to return tho city witnessed a sight more unusual garding the auction sale of lots in Southern Cattle Ranch, Inc., and the fjre nf discussion by assniling the "no Grace nml Ruby to her owners. Tho thnn thnt pnrndo last night of some Kissimmee River Cattle Co., both of problem, Mr. Donnelly Tccommondlng Sanford Heights, to he held tomorrow which concerns have Inrgu cnttlc in­ alliance’’ reservation of tho foreign uindreds of men from the Seminole crew pf the schooner, arrested on relations committee. He dcclnred the tho ubo of wnter transportation when­ rhnrges of conspiracy to smugglo li­ Bank corner to tho Methodist church afternoon, beginning at two o’clock. terests in Florida. J. S. Gosden, big ever possible. This snle has created tyuch local in­ oil man of Tulsa, Okln., and million- treaty did create "nn alliance for con­ quor, had a hearing before n federal to attend tho Revival services there In ference’ and that the reservation conC. D. Gunn, agricultural agent for terest because of thc location of tho commissioner but a ruling wns with­ progress. niro developer, heads tho Southern „titutod a "ridiculous absurdity." In Alachua county, dolivored a very in­ 1 held until the official attitude toward Three-fourths of tho seating capac­ propurty and tho prominence of thosu Cattle Ranch, Inc, together with L y-11|)0 cour8B „f th0 day ratification waa teresting address on tho agricultural behind the snle. Cnpt. Fitts, tho own­ the schooner was disclosed. ity of tho main auditorium had been tie Hull, of Okeechobee. The Klssim- ^urgod by Senator Rnnsdell, Democrat, possibilities of tho county and tho ac­ Tho Grace nml Ruby, nccordlng to reserved for tho men, but tho number er, while temporarily a resident of mec ItWcr Cattle Co., ns is generally | <0U|Mjana| tt charge of "propaganda" complishments to date In tho develop­ testimony, hnd discharged about $100,­ present would easily iT.v.' (.Ued ,h . O r..n,.0, I, ren.ly . Snoford mnn, nnd known in Bartow, wns incorporated I jn fuvor 0f treaty was made by . . .. ■ I .. n u m in iif " n n r a w n 111 r . ment of those possibilities in which 000 worth of whisky outside of Salem entire auditorium hnd they been so is counted ns ono of "our own." Mr. In the name of E. E. Skipper and gcnator Pittman, nnd an attack on tho hnnkors of tho section had con­ Harbor before capture. This liquor Lane Is ono of tho best known renl Sons. Sosden, Mr. Skipper states, l .iirjHb..Amorican influence against tha seated. tributed no small amount of their fi- was subsequently seized. Dr. Walker expressed himself as estate men in thiB section, and the U. ha sinvested about $2,000,000 In thc jQUr p0Wt,r pact" wns mndo by Senannncinl nnd moral support. _____________ deeply appreciative x>f the co-operation S. Realty Auction Co., has conducted cnttlc industry in Florida during tho |op W|lUnms, Democrat, Missouri, Representatives from other sections, ^ R ED,T o n g p AVOIt and fine spirit of the men of Snn­ some of the largest anlcs evor hold in past two years, and proposes to do j Meantime, also, two new rcservain the general discussion that follow- ^ DIPPING OF CATTLE ford, nnd especially of the other pas­ the South. The St. Petersburg Times, hig things in tho future. tions and one more amendment w e n ed, spoko nt some length on the ima few duys ago, in an article on real tors of tho city. The plant which they propose to 0{forcd for )nter consideration. On* portnnt subject of transportation and, LAKELANn Murch ir,.-T he Polk Every organized men’s iduss of tho estate activities in thnt city, stated erect at Ft. Lauderdale will bo loent- ^ tbc rcHervatlonB was put in by 8«nagriculture and their hearing on th% ounty odltor8 hoid their regular meet- Protestant churcheH of Snnford were that tho most tulkcd of salo in yenrs cd on n 55 aero alto purchased by ■n^Qr j 0hngon| Republican, California^ futuro prosperity of the state , nt Mulberry Saturday afternoon represented in the audience. "I antic­ was that of the fumous Wm. G. Mcthem recently, nnd loented on Cypress I nnd emb0dled tho language of the re­ An Invitation was extended to the ^ # v<jry of)joyabIo tlmo wnK had ipate," said Dr. Walker, "that one of Adoo property in St. Petersburg which Creek, about two miles west of tho i HurVntion which hnd been presented by Association by Col. Knight to attend ^ MuU)crry ProM nn,| Editor the host things growing out of thiB wns sold nt auction by tho U. S. peo­ city. It will be of concrete construe-, Senalor Rrandagee, Republican, Cona meeting ot. tho Central Florida Watt M ho8t Tho d,„nor „t noon meeting ahull ho u better fellowship ple. er Traffic League to bo held in Or- ^ Jn rogu,ap country style It Is understood thnt tho purchase tlon, and the fimt unit will he put u p . nectlcut| ln tho forc|gn relations coniamong tho citizens of our city. nt n cost of nbout $40,000. <mlttoe hut abandoned by him after a Inndo, Friday evening, Mnrch 24th, a t , ^ k|m|H ()f ch|ckon nn(1 Was Tho spirit of tho mooting was fine,, of • lots is restricted to white peoplo on A rlvnl concern Is nlso erecting a t.onforonco with Pre3ldont H ardin* u which tlmo a number of prominent, t , rolllsho(K Following this the ontldnntlvo „ml e .r n c .t Thc cso Tk(j (jthur rt.8Crvntlon was by Senator business men would devise plans t o , W)pk of tho aHBOcluti„n was The plant nt Ft. Lauderdale, nnd led by u men’s choir, wns animated from any colored settlement. two will bo the only abattoirs In the sh ,c,(!8f Democrat| Tennessee, and further water transportation , tnkcn jn pound tnblo fprm an(1 consldnnd uplifting. Tho sermon was re­ subdivision to ho sold consists of 85 state. Two such plnnts hnve con er -1 woujd declare the treaty meant no inUpon advices from C. G. W o r e , prestran8actod. The assoceived with close attention.... Tho af­ residence lots, known an Lnno’s Addi­ ectcd nt Jacksonville—the A rm our, t#pfownce |n forojRn quarrels. The ident of tho First,National Bank of dlBCU8Be{, mattor of candidates ter meeting resulted in nine conver­ tion, in Snnford Heights, Just oppo­ plnnt and nn Independent e°nce rn ., nmelulmont( offered by Senator RobLeesburg, that no provision h«d been unnounccmcnt aml t!cclt|cd upon the site Rose Court, null is Inside the city neithcr of which nro in opera on. jnaon( Democrat, Arkansas, would niHdo In tho now by-laws of tho State n ^ lMt yoftr of thc WCekly sions. Dr. Walker's message was an ublo limits. o CQ™VC ‘ t p|0dge the four powers against secret Association for tho continuance of charging $10 nnd tho dallies nnnlysis of an unusual subject: "Tho Much of the favorable comment has Tnmpn plnnt promises tion in the territory which will be or und0„ tandlng.. Group mootings, those presented votthom onc8 pL.r week nt thnt five mountains between man nnd been heard because Capt. Fitts has covered in tho Southeastern Cnttlc It wns Senator Urandugee who laid ed that a resolution bo drawn to have or chnpg, 8pace rates, His text was Hebrews 2:3. How consented to place.. these . high-class . Co.’s, i. s. aervico. service. tb{J unanjraoU8 consent ugreement bean article Incorporated in tho by-laws ( Am)ther fcatur0 wa9 the invitation hell." .hull wc o»capo if wo neglect ,o greet re.ldcnt 1.1 lot. on tho mnrkot ot .ucIn addition to thc build ng they w ill, fore the senate with a statement th -t »l»c.by th e .. Group morttog. would| through M b. Gull g ' , ” for thc Bid- Lion, with Certain restrictions, as it th at r u"t\ w,l“ 7 * 7 * n g v o y r ‘ Z i u i ii, i 1 1put up, they have leased cold storage he had boon prompted to prepare i t 4 he continued. It wns thc sense of . . . ai.i___ saivauon. v,ou» uwm. .... . . . . . . . which wns delivered for Mr. Skipper vntion of man is so great that as f t |onnbles goo, citizens who wiM u I , „pnco Jf| M,am, nmj Pnim Reach to hose present thnt greater individual q£ nakinR th„ uditorH to visit deterrent to Bin he has set up fivo nice h o m c ^ ^ liu y _n^whirt ‘h°y ^ I mnko sure of thoir nbllity to hnndle because several Democratic senators benefits wore derived from these his cattle ranch at Kissimmee. Tho g rtat barriers over which mnn must consider the property worth, and It had come to him with the suggestion group meetings than nt the nnnunl editors decided they could not take any climb before he skids to the lower T0- will undoubtedly mean a building boom the locnl situation.—Bartow Record. that a timo ho fixed so they would b« . meeting of the State Association as it |)art in tho cattlo fight camfreo to attend to other duties away tlu,t Purt of tho c'kF* DOUBLE FUNERAL SERVICE afforded tho opportunity for a closer polgn hut throught it host to devote gions. These barriers are Conscience, in Mr. from Washington. Wuthon will remain in Sunford FOR JUDGE McCRORY AND personal contact and a more general their energies to the propaganda to thu Illblo, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spir­ for the snle, and stuted todny thnt he Thu opposition leaders would not , , WIFE AT DELAND and Mother. discussion of mntters affecting locnl compel cattle dipping, and encourage it The (H rcuhh what henring thu ugreement morning service at the church would he Joined here tomorrow by W. conditions. might have on their hopes of defeatthnt fenture bh much uh possible. was beautiful. A tender, appealing J . Rector, general manager of the U. ( | | y T h e A H x o e l n l r d l >r i * * a | Tho members of Group Thruo rec­ A disappointing feature was tho ab­ S. Realty Auction Co.; F. G. Scott, DELAND, Mnrch 10.—A * double j Ing ratification hut thoy conceded priommended to tho State Association sence of Isaac Van Horn of Haines message was delivered: "He Shnll Floridn manager, and a force of assist- funornl service wns hold nt tho Moth- vntoly thut they stlw little to ho gain­ that it Investigate tho possibilities for City and editor of the Florida Bull, Givo. Us a Song in tho Night." A prayer meeting wns held a t 11:30 ants. V. H. McLean, o f Knoxville, odist church here today for County ed by delaying a vote. This ndmlsolc having legislation enacted making hut it made up for it by sending u will ho tho auctioneer. This is Mr. Judge McCrory nnd wife, after which In itself wns accepted by thoM .1 d strict road and school bonds accepturgont inviution through Editor at tho Hill Hardware store and a McLean’s first nppcurunco in Sanford. the bodies will bo shipped to EllnvUlo, charge of the treaty as virtually moAn­ able to the State Treasurer as security Lojj t(j m<jct HainoB City on Satur children's service at the church at Tho Lakeland Telegram recently re­ Gn., for Intormont. ing thu collapse of any real effort to t for state funds us nro county bonds at M n when thu editors would 3:30, conducted by Mr. Iloyd. McCrory was sevonty-threo years beat the pact, for which enough p lo d * ferred to him, following a salo in present. Tho meeting nlso went on bo ^ ontort«ined. Rumcmbor, the biggest auction side Lakeland, as ono of tho most unique old nnd wnB County Judgo of Volusia , ed votes are claimed to insure ratifl- , record ns unqualifiedly opposing any ______ • and pleasing uuctloneora who has for twonty-throo years, died yesterday cation. bonus legislation nnd n resolution to | Cush prizes will bo handed out all of ronl batata over held in Snnford appeared hero in several yoars. of pnoumonin. His wife died of tho ,---------------------- ^ this offect wns drawn to ho forwarded i through tho big uuctlon salo San­ will ho tomorrow (Frldny) at 2 o'clock Tho Sunford band, undor tho londorsnmo malady two weeks ago. Tho Pay your poll tax before Sataiday promptly. 304-ltc to tho Stuta Association. ford’s gula duy—tomorrow, Friday, Bo ship of E. A. Ball, v/111 dispenso some family came to Llorlda 30 years ago. night if you want to vote in tho bead Upon an invitation from William nt Lano’s Addition in Snnford Heights ■ ------------------4The world at your door every even­ of their snappiest selections, ana will election for county roads and tho Oo- f Tttlton, c ..h l.r otth . St.W ll.nk ot 0.dock prompl|, . 3 0 H tc ing for 15c.—Daily Herald. provo an attractive drawing card. Tho Herald for Post Cards. teen bridge. IComlnu.a on I’«k* Klvbt) ' STRIKE VOTE BEING TAKEN BY GROUP THREE HERE MINERS TODAY Number of Prominent Business Men Attend­ ed the Session OUT FRIDAY I J Evl �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, Pay Y o u r P o ll T a x Before S a tu rd a y , M arch 25tl To be Qualified to Vote in the Bond Election to be Held April l i t MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK |F0R YOU Evening Picture* Start WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Need Money Advice? And they nro seeing one of tho greatest acctiona of Florida. Tho weather, in ns fine ns ever, tho bankora are here In full flower, the City Commisaionera meet tonight on tho city bond laauo, the County Commissioners and the cltizena of tho county meet tomorrow night on the county bond Irhuo, (no In­ come tax troubles are over for the time being nnd the boys will soon ho back from Palm Dench. Everything is chicken nnd ns usuul we nre sitting on tho top of the world. Go to the revival to­ night. Solahl 5:40 A. M. MARCH 15, 1022 Maximum ................ 1....... 85 Minimum ...................... 00 Rango ............................ 02 Daromotor ...»..............30.00 South nnd clear. HAVING THE TIME OF TIIEIH LIT. TI.E LIVES IN PALATIAL QUARTERS City commissioners meet tonight nt eight o’clock to go ovor tho various dotnlla of the proposed bond issue for new streets and other improvements. 25' CONSCIENCE 5< FUND Judge nnd Mrs. E. W. Blodgett ol Boston, Mass., wero week-end visitors of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Potter of Lau­ rel avenue. They were former pa­ tients of Dr. Potter. Wf The local bnnks are in gain attire today In honor of tho visiting hankroaea and forna, tho work of James roses nnd ferna nnd tho work of Jnmcs Schnal nnd Mrs. Check. * • ---------------GO TO YOUIt RANK--------------- j Even Small Depositor’s Troubles get Ready Welcome at This .* Bank The banks of Florida have many functions besides taking in and paying out money. For this reason wo are urging you to save something every day, that we may receive your savings every month or oftener, and to pay interest on your money. „ * Remember, when you start a savings account with ns little as two dollars, you become a patron, a customer, a de­ positor of our bank. . We want you to feel free to talk with OUR OFFICERS. We are ready to assist you in many ways. Don’t hesitate to ask questions. Now suppose you save $.'1.55 per month with the aid of our Calendar Savings Rank, some months a little more, will be put in the conscience fund—in a year you will have saved approximately, with interest, $50.00. If you are now to the SAVINGS HABIT, Hint money will begin to make you think. You will see many ways to INVEST. Maybe you will receive letters offering STOCK in what looks like profitable undertakings. This is the way many FAKE PROMOTERS MAKE A LIVING. LOOK OUT FOR THEM. But if you should chance to hear of a stock that looks good to you, Tho many friends of Senator nnd Mrs. Pnrk Trammell hero * will bo grieved to learn of Mrs. Trammell’s death which occurcd early this morn­ ing nt.the Ornngo General Hospital. opportunity will bo had for discus­ sion of tho yet unsettled question, "Who won tho w ar?” The vlaltors were to be called to or­ der by the department commnndcr at 1:30 this afternoon In tho rooms of tho Royal Poincinnn. Addresses of welcome by the mayor and the commnndcr of the West Pnlm Beach post of tho Legion with a response by Stnto Commnndcr Lowry wero on tho program for this nfternoon. I-ater, reports were to be heard, nnd com­ mittees appointed for the convention’s business. The election of officers is scheduled for Friday nfternoon. forget the fish dinner given i■ by Don’t the Community Club nt Gencvn to­ ■ morrow night nt sovon o’clock. All you enn jsat of frooh fish and othor good things for tho small sum of fifty cents. W. II. Whltthorno of the Times Union circulation department is in tho city in tho interest of Florida’s big £ linily. Mr. Whitthome has many ■ friends here who nro nlwnyH glad to g seo him. ' ■ £ T. B. La- ier of Tavares nnd Z. - Spinks of Leesburg were among tho Lnko County visitors to tho city to- Tomorrow—"One Glorious I with Llln Leo nnd Will Rogers, ao "Face to Face With Japan” Aeaop Fables, "The Cat and Swordfish". ** Generally fnlr tonight nnd Thursday; cooler in north nnd ventral portion. Pay your poll tax before Rnturda night If you want tq vote in the bon election for county roads aad the Oi teen bridge. Attend the mass meeting at tl Court House Thursday night nt eigl o'clock. Pay your poll tax before Snturdaj Attend the mnsH meeting nt the night if you want to vote in life Irani Court House Thursday night nt eight election for county roads and the Oe teen bridge. o'clock. H dny. Both of thorn nro well known in ■ this city nnd their many friends arc always gind to seo them. JOHN BOWERS and COLEEN MOORE in' - ■ ■ N. W. Littlefield of Blnckahcnr, Gn., is in the city visiting with Tom King tho locnl agent for tho Blnckshenr Manufacturing Co., in tho fertilizer DON’T DRAW OUT YOUR SAVINGS ! department. Mr. Littlefield for mnny was n resident of Gainesville and buy it, before you pay any money ask your banker about g years nnd has mnny friends over tho stnto. it. Give him all the facts. The banker then will learn all g SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 W o t First Street • 1018 West First Street about the stock, the men behind it and everything else with Mr. nnd Mrs. W. T. Donnely nnd all these facts, the banker can tell you whether, in his judg: J s family have returned from a trip to M ment, it would be well to buy the stock. ■ 10 Stores in Georgia-------------------------:----------------------------------------------1 Store in Florida ] Miami nnd othor points on tho cast ■ ! making the trip in their car. ■ —_ _ _ , ,,_ _ _ _ . TAKE HIS ADVICE | const They wero charmed with nil they saw 'f | I » | | | | M ’ When you have saved $100.00 you will be on the right road - on the enst const but still think that ' to THRIFT HABITS. As soon as the first $100.00 is saved, Sanford Ib tho peer of them nil in set your stake for $200.00 and eventually your savings will g natural resources. approach the magic sum of $1,000.00, but the only way to ; 1 . • ■ get that $1,000.00 is to save something every day. ^ Bob Bolder, of Augusta, hns arriv­ ■ Q tn rn m . 19.7 jj ed in tho city from Augusta, and will ■ ■ S o n fn i-/P a N o w W.V.V *P im ------DON’T FORGET THIS BANK IS ALWAYS GLAD TO ■ be with tho Sanford Auto Exchange. ■ HELP YOU—THAT’S OUR BUSINESS’ ijn u r c : n w e n l i n e Bob is n real mechanic nnd knows nil cars. During tho war he was with tho Curtis Airplnnc Co. on govern­ ment work. His specialty is electrical work. Let him sco your car. | STRENGTH PROGRESS MRS. TRAMMELL DIES IN ORANGE GEN’L HOSPITAL Wife of Florida’s Junior Senator Had l/ong Been 111. ORLANDO, March IB.—Mrs. Park Trammell, 42, wife of the junior sena­ tor from Florida, died nt tho Orange General Hospital nt eleven o’clock last night after an illness of several wooks, following an opernttlon. Mrs. Trammell who wna boforo her mnrrlnge Miss Vlrglnln Darby, was born In Apopka In 1880 nnd spent hor entire life In Florida with the excep­ tion of her official residence in Wash­ ington following her husband's elec­ tion as United States senator. There was, perhaps no womnn In the state who wna more widely known or who took more Interest in public af­ fairs. When Mr. Trammell was el­ ected governor of Florida, sho man­ aged hla campaign nnd Inter managed the senatorial campaign which pre­ ceded tho election of her husbnnd. It is said thnt there has never been n moro popular first lady of Florida thnn was Mrs. Trammell during her four years in the executive mansion at TallnhaBsco. During hor rcsldcnco in Tallnhnssoe Mrs. Trammell wns dlroctor of tho choir of th0 Baptist church nnd a teacher In tho Sunday school of which Senator Trammell wns superintendent. Tho Rov. J. Doan Adcock, pastor of the Baptist'church hero, was at that timp pastor of the Tallahassco church. Although her death had heon ex­ pected for the last three days it wai nevertheless a distinct shock to Orange SERVICE county and to the entire state, Mrs. Trammell beenme unconscious last night after six o’clock nnd from that time all hope for her -recovery was given up. Mrs. Trammell is survived by het husband, who has been constantly at her bedside, coming hero from Wash­ ington more than two weeks ago; her father, Col. C. E. Darby, of Cres­ cent City; two sisters, Mrs. C. P. Dickinson of this city nnd Mrs. George Phillips of Winter Park, and one brother, who resides In Jacksonville. No nrrnngemonts have yet' been made for tho funeral services, it was stated Inst night nt the hospital. ORLANDO, Mnrch 15.—The body of Mrs. Park Trammell, who died hero nt 11 o’clock la s t night will be taken to Lnkclnnd for burinl tomorrow nfter­ noon accompanied by Senator Tram­ mell, hor father, T. E. Darby, ^ of Crescent City, nnd other members of tho family nnd Itovorend J. Dean Ad­ cock, paBtor of the First Baptist church hero who will officiate nt the funeral. WASHINGTON, Murch ID.—An at­ tempt to amend tho four-power treaty to outsldo nations should bo called in­ to consultation regarding Pacific con­ troversy, was renewed in tho senate today. Pittman, a Democrat, of Nevnda, presented an amendment of more limited scope, it provided in any futuro controversy outBidc nations hnving interests in tho Pacific would ho called Into conference "for consid­ eration" of subject. In previous pro­ posals words for consideration and ndjustr.ont wore used und participating powors were not limited to those hav­ ing interests In tho Pacific. . $2.00 | Attend the masa meeting at *the Court House Thursday night at eight o’clock. \ . Pay your poll tax before Saturday night if you want ta vote in the bond election for county ronds and the Os­ teen bridge. J City Commissioners | Will Meet Tonight on Proposed Bond issue BED SPREADS j Three piece all-wool Suit ; $34.50 { $22.75 all colors S to 1 5 $ 7 .9 8 j Coat and Trousers SILK PARASOLS $ 4 * 9 8 | HOT WEATHER FABRICS $ 3 .9 8 ■ ] With Extra Trousers....$33.75 With extra trousers ....$41,00 Special In days $27.75 . $5.00 . j Three piece all-wool Suit $ 1 .4 8 S | All Ibis week will be Tailoring KABO CORSETS Special .| MEN’S* DEPARTMENT -LADIES’ DEPARTMENT W. L. Grose, manager of the Montezumn Hotol in this city received a \ wire from hia old home at Bnllston, ' New York, stating thnt his father had died. Mr. Grose wna making his arrangements to leave today to get to his father before he died and loft this afternoon for Ballston. Tho many friends of Mr. Grose in this city ex­ ■ tend their sympathy. 3 ij o With extra trousers.... $30.00 \ Coat and Trousers . $25.50 With extra trousers.... $33.50 a D Aoo nn -------------------------------— ----------- -provoments, etc. If you want Borne ■ r AAvI nL A of tho streets left off or if you want new onoa placed on the list this is the timo to tell tho City Commissioners S Start the Habit of Saving -------------- Buy for Less and You Will Be Saving j about it They nre meeting for tho purpose of perfecting the arrange­ S ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ .-------------------5 ments and to 'hear complaints nnd suggestions from tho citizens and especially tho tax payers. Pay your poll tax before Saturday night If you want ta vote in the bond election for county roads nnd the Os­ teen bridge. , Herald want ads get results First Street Sells it for Less Welaka Block �‘.tnc-Ji V THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1922 rs fc llik ? * e v e ry af« * r» « £ « Sow 4 m T n t t h e H e r a l d l l u l l d l n u , tOT M a g n o l i a A » e« S a n f o r d . F in . THEjHERALD PRINTING CO. I'UIILISIIKHS R . J . H O L L Y ---- ...------- ----------------- E d i t o r (T. J. LIL1.AIID___heeretary-Treneurer H. A. NKKI.................Heaeral htnaaser C. I» I R W I N ......... C l r e a l a t l o n M a n a g e r P h o n e 14M Bp to fllOO P . M. Itnlea Madr Known on AppllcaftoH Hubecrlptlon Price In A d v a n c e ■0.00 One Year ■la Months ............. ...............—.... a.oo D r i l l r r e d In C ity h y C a r r i e r One W e e k ..................... ~....... —......15 Cento The big HI. to IK-page Weekly aid entirely r a m i Hrnilnale County la published every Friday. Advrrtlolnff rates made known on applleattea. Democratic In potlllca. KUO per year, always In advance. A d v e rt lain * M E M IIK II T IIE A N N O C lA T K t) I’H K M Our groat cctory crop Is being har­ vested now. "and his interest has increased ai time has gono by.'* “It is an Interesting nnd encourag­ ing fact," he continued, “that tho beet supporters of tho nntlonnl Audubon work for tho protection of wild birds nnd nnimnls are those who liavo had opportunity longest to watch its nctitvities.' Tho present gift was made upon condition thnt the donor's nnme should remain anonymous. This sum will be added to our permanent indownment fund and will cnnblo the association to enlarge its activities along the lines specified by tho giver, which nre ns follows For tho education of the gener­ al public in the knowledge nnd value of useful, beautiful and Interesting forms of wild life, especially blrdn. "2. For the actual protection nnd perpetuation of such forms of wild life on suitnhle breeding and blbor reservations. “2. For protecting nnd maintaining adequate protection for such forms of wild life In all parts of the wostom hemisphere. "-I. Or for nny one of these pur­ poses.” Mr. Pearson ndded thnt the society was alrondy making arrangements to enlnrgo its bird nnd game reservation activities, especially in the southc.-n stntcs nnd to increase its educational work among children. ----------- o----------“HARO TIMES" HOLD LITTLE TERROR FOR FLORIDA. UNCLE HANK But while she was with her husband' ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■naMaBa a Ha* a a a a a a a a a a a a in politics, sho was always fnithful to , BB hor church ns sho wns also consistent in her Christina life. For tho entire eight years of her rusidencu in TnlWE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS lahassee, she was directress of tho choir, specinl soloist, nnd toucher of a ACCOUNTS largo class of young ladles in tho Sun­ day School of tho First Baptist church ami during hor six yours* residence in Washington City sho with her hus­ band, had boon faithful in hor attend­ ance upon tho services at tho Calvary Baptist church. Also a worker in tho Sunday school. During tho period while tho writer was her puator ho wns never denied by her u request for a solo or spucinl service of nny sort whutsoovur, which was possible for hor to render. Ho has known her to louvo the mansion with u number of house guests who did not enro to a t­ tend church in order to attend prayer meeting, During her four years nH tho first lady of the stuto, sho never allowed cards, or dancing, or any kind of amusements in tho mansion which l were questionable to tho consistency of u Christian home. Her’s was not only a life of service li hut also a life of faith. She lived in the conscious presence of her Savior. She never doubted that "All things work together for good to tho chil­ dren of God who nre the called accord­ ing to His purpose.” Her favorite S song was “ I love to think my Father WHY NOT YOU? knows, Why I hnve missed the path I chose, Ami thnt I soon shall dearly see, The way He led was best for me.” Better still, better than hor life of service, better than her faith, was her life of prayer. The first words that she ever spoke to me, 1 was in the church in Tallahassee. She said “We nre glad to welcome you ns our now pastor. Be assured 1 will pray for you." Tho lust words she spoke to g me, it was just a few hours before her beautiful spirit passed to be with God. She said, “ Don’t forget to pray." When her husband was elected governor, she said to me tho first time I saw hor thereafter, ‘T ray for him that he may be true. I’ray for nie that 1 may lie faithful." The last word she spoke to her deur husband before her final sleep was concerning her last WHY NOT YOU START THAT SAVINGS Pr«y“r mid her blessed assurance. ACCOUNT NOW "When life’s little day is over And on us the shadows fall, Hear our prayer our Heavenly Fatiier Keeping vigil o’er us all. Guard us through the vale of shadows, When the night is dark and deep, -SERV ICE -I’R O G R E SSSTREN G TH Grant ns calm and peaceful slumber, When thy children fall asleep.” rnreR nirfiT f-rnr:” 'v.'rcurtnnms nrcauNU! MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU One of th' consolations of old nge Is. n feller hnln’t expected to keep his trousers pressed. Christmus, bo that within three months n single and comparatively 4>And the jlnprle of the real coin small community in Kloridn has had ■oundn Rood In the earn of growers, ndded to its collective hank account merchants nnd evon to tho newspaper over $537,000, all from one single crop man. in n short single season. And the end is not yet. With the lowering of the freight Around IlnstingH, in St. .Johns coun­ .-atos which is bound to come by tho ty. the harvesting of the 1!>22 spring taking up of wntor transportation the crop of Irish potatoes is about begin­ Sanford section will indeed bo the ning and when it is ended, in Mny nt greatest aecttlon In the world. least $ 1,000,000 of good, 100-cont dol­ ----------- o----------lars will he ndded to the hnnk accounts The hankers of Group No. .'I, en­ of the potato growers in that single joyed their visit to Sanford yesterday and they will go home with the. Strawberry shipments from Plant district. And on that same land two feeling that they have seen one of the City have passed well over the malf or three additional staple crops aro greatest parts of Florida—their own million dollar mnrk, and the season is likely to he grown nnd hnrvested be­ state. And wc opine thoy found n fur ffom over yet. We hnve no figures fore the end of the year. Of course, as is generally known, live set of men in tho banking busi­ from the Stnrko and Lawtcy sections ness in Sanford ns well. which nre noted growers nnd shippers Florida’s big money crop is citrus of strnwberries, nor from the Mnnntce fruit, which, this season, is likely to The Methodists of Orlando built section which is said to have hnd an i bring over $20,000,000 into the pock *ho growers, who aro in no very church in one day and this gives them j “enormous" ncrengc this year. Is Is (’ts two Methodist churches in that grow-j„„f0 t0 assume that tho luscious red Krently extended urea of the state. Ing city. Looking over tho congrcga- j harries, which began going North soon ' "These three items alone indicate tion of the Methodist church this after Thanksgiving and will continue thr wealth thnt annually comes out of week we believe that another one will going until they nre crowded off the th<’ soi] of Florida. The truth conhave to he built here in the nenr fu­ mnrkct by berries nearer the market coming Morida strawberry, potato, ture or the present one enlarged, if will hnve brought into the state some- ornnK° «nd grapefruit production is Dr. Walker and his co-worker, Mr. thing likke three-qunrters of n< mil- ‘’“-sily ascertainable, it is a matter of government report and data. It Boyd keep up thcoir gait. lion dollars. ----------- o-----------needs not tie exaggerated. It is good Sanford hrngs of its celery nnd let­ Papers may come, and papers may tuce, and justly so for it has shipped enough ns it is. It may lie believed or go, hut you will always find tho little 1,25ft cars this season. The Manatee not. as is tlie pleasure of those to Daily Herald boosting your own home country will duplicate thnt or more, whom it is imparted. But it “listens town enrly nnd late with never a let-up besides which there has been a steady good" to Florida people. They like and usually on the right side of every stream of cars rolling northward ever to hear the jingle of the coin or to Bee question giving the people the nows since the beginning of winter, carry- the fluttering of the hank notes that without causing nny sorrow or grief in jn(r t(, those benighted Inhabitants up come to them ns tho results of their the family of people already bowed there cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, crops of fruits ami vegetables. It’s down with troubles. It is your home i„.„ns, pens, egg plant nnd other voge- music to their ears and joy compelling paper that is your friend every day in tablfH. Who can estimate the wonder- ns their eyes behold the dollars rolling the year nnd not now and then. ,,iil advantages which we enjoy in our in. Their toils are lightened and their splendid climate. It is not merely an tribulations are forgotten as they runl* TAKES LIFE IN HIS HANDS attraction to tourists who come hero ixe and appreciate how generously by thousands every winter, to enjoy good to them is the soil of Florida, i *== The man who dares to drink the it, but it is a genuine money-maker, and its sunshine. present-dny moonshine is in danger nt enabling us to produce nnd ship all j "Isn’t the truth about Florida good 5 10 Stores In Georgia------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Store in Florid nny time of turning his toes to the kinds of vegetables, in ndvnncc of nny enough ? Sure thing, and those who stnrs, according to the people who other section. We hnve said nothing will not believe it are they who do have given it a thorough test. Tho of tiie oranges and grapefruit of not want to hear the truth. This may state director for Colorado says it is which we ship annually 12 or 12 mil­ sound like ‘rubbing it in' but it isn’t. true thnt a man can still get n drink lion boxes, whichh we shnll double in , It is only tiie result of feeling slightly In Colorado, “hut he takes his life in five years. We have an admitted mon­ elated over the fact thut Florida 'has his hnnds when he swnllows that white opoly of grapefruit, for there is none the laugh on’ those who will not cred­ lightning stuff. I figure that *very grown in this country which can com- it Florida's wealth that is in the pro­ — Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store time we put n still out of business we I ,„m , in flavor and juiciness with the duction from the soil of this state." hnve saved n few lives, A nmn hnd | Florida product, hotter incrense his life Insurance nnd when you consider all this activity .MBS. VIRGINIA DAUBY TRAM­ hid goodbye to his family before he which is going on in Florida thruout MELL RESTS MEN’S PEPARTMENT LADIES’ DEPARTMENT takes a drink of the stuff thnt is made j the winter when all the northlnnd is In unsnnitnry cellars nnd dirty attics locked in bonds of ice and snow, you ( By Dr. J. I). Adcock) nnd in nil kinds of vessels from foot will see why it is thnt Florida lias felt The wife of United States Senator tub to a tin boiler. so little of the sting of hard times Park Trammell, from Florida, passed “Bonded liquor wns made by ex­ and wiiy it is the most favored of all peacefully to rest at Orange General perts. Only copper vessels were us­ tin* southern states.—-Tampa Times. Hospital Inst night at 11 o’clock. As ed in making liquor, and charred o.tk tiie Apostle Paul, Acts l.T-.’Hi said of hnrrels in storing it. Only sanitary | T||K T u r n i ,s <; o o „ ENOUGH i David, so I can truly say of tills most methods were used. It was aged b“ --------* highly honored daughter of Orange fore sold. But nil these safeguards A gentleman in the Herald office county. Namely “after serving her arc cast to the winds bv the illicit yesterday said that he was on his first own generation hy The will of God hooch manufacturer, and anything but visit to Florida and to Sanford and fell on sleep." safe nnd sanitary methods are um l. that lie had seen so ninny wonders of Service was the keynote of her Hooch is sold a few hours after it is nature nnd climate and growing beautiful life. She lived iu the prusmade It is n risky thing to drink the things that all he had ever heard or ent and for her own generation. She • stuff, so while we enforce the law wo read of Florida were as nothing com­ tried as faithfully as any one I ever snve lives in dumping the concoction pared to the real thing—seeing it knew to live within God's will. Ilor's Children’s 3-4 Length into the sowers." yourself. He was an elderly gentle­ was a life of unselfish service. Ilnvv -----------o----------man and one who had seen much of beat tifully this was manifest towards FOR WILD LIFE PROTECTION the world; lie was a successful liusi- her own, her loved ones, and her n1alt a,id one not given to flnt- friends. Not liolng blessed with chil­ In making the announcemont that ( in K i» n \u n ctxlU a n rl K l n n l / n[Jme llI 'v ---111 UlUVVil U laLlV) tery. He meant just what he said dren of her own, she loved ami cared * the Nntional Audubon societies had and he continued by saying that the almost continuously for children of . just received a cash contribution of $200,000, T. Gilbert Penrson, nrcsl- Florida people could always confine others. She loved and served her dent of the association stated that this themselves to the truth and still say friends who were unlimited by any was the largest of numerous donations more than tho inhabitants of any oth­ class or creed, or conditions of cir­ which through the years have been ro- er section of the world. The Times- cumstances. She loved and served as Union in an editorial yesterday under a patriot the people and the interests cclvcd from tho snme source. “This friend began making modest the above caption telll the same story of her great ami wonderful nativo gifts to our work," said Mr. Penrson, about three sections of Florida and state. When her noble and lirilliunt husband entered politics she took leaving out Sanford altogether; "Persons, however alert and strong cht^rgu of his campaign headquarters. their minds may lie, frequently are When he made the race for Attorney imuhle to grasp tho truth concerning General, as also in his contest for gov­ Florida. This is particularly true of ernor nnd United States Senntor, sho The Ladies of the I those persons wiiose eyes have not managed his enmpnign headquarters Holy Cross Church seen and conveyed to their brains the in such a manner as to hocomo a Will have a PAY CASH >convincing evidence to bo found in champion among tho most astute poli­ Florida production from the soil. Skep­ ticians of the stuto. Ilor husband al­ COOKED FOOD GET AHEAD AND STAY AHEAD------BY PAYING CASH------THE tics have been created by the tales ways contending thut he hud the best that have been told with reference to campaign manager of any man in pol­ SALE OTHER WAY YOU ARE ALWAYS BEHIND-------------------- IN DEBT some things in Florida, things thnt nre itics. While in tho mansion she was commonplace here, hut marvelous else­ always just the same in her attitude Saturday at 3:00 at where. towurd the people ns tho day before DEANE TURNER’S "For instance, Plant City, which in tho election when her husband was a ' older communities would he classed candidate. Never wus a time while Grocery Store us a village, und tho country round: there that the interests of tho pooplo Phones 4U7-t9< about as strictly rural, huH thus far from tho poorest and tho most unfor- j 5 a this season shipped, to Northern und tunntc criminal to tiioso representing j * WELAKA BLOCK I Courtesy and Prompt Ser­ J , Western markets, stniwherrles that most important matters before this i “ 4 iiavo brought tho growers, in nctuul board of stute institutions, wus JuhI uh | ■ * . II vice Our Motto 5 cash over half a million dollars. The safe in her hands bh bonds in the j * First S treet -Welaka Block -Sells it for Less I if .season began only n week or so before vault of a national bank. , l 'l Why Not You? Every dollar finds its way to some Bank. If you do not take it there some one else will— Statistics shew that the percentage of mon­ ey lost outside of banks is greater than lost through bank failure by over 240 per cent, and yet people will store their money away in stockings, bureau drawers, mattresses, carpets, etc., waiting for thieves and flames. The stories of serious and pitiable losses of this‘published during the past year would fill a volume. They show that many murders have been caused by hidden money. In some cases for ridiculously small amounts. The Seminole County Bank The Churchwell Go. Come in and look over our line of Ladies’ and Children’s BATHING SUITS in assorted colors 98c TO $4.75 CUFF TOP SOCKS 48c BOYS’ MIDDY SUITS in colors guaranteed, each— 98c: 2 MORE TAILORING DAYS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY We would like for every man and young man in Seminole County to visit our store Friday and Saturday. We will offer some wonderful values in Tailor-made Clothes on both days -:- 2 MORE TAILORING DAYS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY �F 1.. y i^ fc .',‘15,■• >;7l • ’ ,,,'■• i w- 1 ■ 'T^’^ rv , 7ft1 ? , Tvfl1 . •UrG UR* - u r<> THE SANFORD1DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1922 •tfV) PAGE JlVH . 0(,f Pay your poll tux before Saturday twt $■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ night if you want to rote In the bond election for county roads nnd the Oe[ teen bridge. to to to to to to M M to A mass meeting of the voters has *1 been cnllod for Friday night to dl»to cuss some good roads mntters, princip­ le 1ally a draw bridge at Osteon Ferry, to t The meeting will be held at the school to r* n m to n« fir *« Ml house at 8 o’clock nnd all voters are gn Ira FOR SALE— Newly ** m urged to be present. Mrs. A. Y. Fuller attended the Bull­ Among the recent guests at Benson A fishing party composed of II. B. M i u K i b k i t t i n i n h n i Constructed 5-room e t Seminole Association hold In Snn. Springs Inn are Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McCall, J. N.'Thompson, B. F. Wheel> Mrs. Ballinger was in to see Mrs. Corcy of Rochester, Minn.; R. W .' er, R. L. Wheeler nnd Emmett McCall ford March 8th. Mrs, E. E. Hardy was the gracious Hnrthnwny nnd wife of Duluth; W. T. ’ of Lakeland are spending the week V. C. Collor Thursdny. Minnie Beck attended a party at hostess Thursday evening when she Gumming of Spring Vnlley, Minn.; camping nt the Prairie. Never Occupied entertained at r»00 at her home in Mrs. Fred Stcwith Miller of Hnywnrd J. C. Lawton of Miami spent Sunday Mrs. Schelle Maines In Sanford o n 1 Screened Throughout, Hot and 1 ■Jau_■.a Thursday. South i/onjfwood. thuirc being three West Virginia nnd W. II. Brokaw of in Oviedo. Cold Water, (*as and Mrs. Annn DeForest was in Jack- p G l’ Cell’. tables of players. Those Invited wore Orlando. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Swope nnd son Honville for the week end for treat- j Electricity Mr. and Mrs. White, Mrs. Noyes, Miss Mrs. L. M. Wright and little daugh­ Frances spent Mondny in Sanford. jinent for her eyes. Dunbar, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkcl, ter Bertha left Friday for Lakeland Small Cash Paym ent Miss Kntherino Lawton spent FrlSeymour Pritchard returned home Miss Olive Dinkcl, Messrs. John and where they expect to spend several dny night nnd Saturday at Rollins Col­ Thursday from Tavares where he bus Down dnyB with Mr. Wright. Ralph Ranger nnd E. S. Miller. lege the guest of Miss Elizabeth Law- been helping take cure of Mrs. Ben­ Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Hartley nnd Mrs. Wntjcn nnd Mr. and Mrs, Chns. ton. Hnlnce $25.00 per month with 8 , ^ ton’s young grave nnd then expects to children of Oroveland were guests Cochran loft for their homo in Wash­ per cent Interest • ■<» ington, Tnd., on Thursday after spend­ The regular meeting of the U. D. C.s spend a few days ut Duytonu with his 0f Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartley. Apply ,lp was postponed Tuesday on account of wife und friends. *11 Mr. nnd Mrs, Tullls were visitors ing Homctimo with rdntlves hero. sickness among the members or their Mrs. Nylanu nnd her brother, Axel Dr. F. S. DeLong exhibited live live families. in ftnnford Saturday. GEO.'A. DeCOTTES I Lundquist, of Lake Mary, were SunMr. and Mrs. C. W. Entzmlngcr and alligators ns the result of a days! T),oro jH ^ exhibition nt the office duy callers ut the home of Mr. and ATTORNEY m Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sntchor were visi­ J * o f O. P. Swope n most beautiful pic-!Mrs. August Swanson. Over the Seminole County Bank tors measured nine feet and five in­ ture of Mr. Swopo’s celery field, show-1 Happy Juck’s wife has been ill with tors in Snpford Friday. ches. Ing this vegetable In every stngo of chills nnd fever in Jacksonville und Miss Oninh Allen spont the week-end '41 Dr. and Mrs. F. S. l>uI.ong and Mrs. cultivation from the young plants just lias not heard from him yet. We imwith her pnrents Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill Henry McLaulin, Jr. c yftad9from!J/orida Sbnd Alfml Rider left today for an extend- set out to the trucks loaded with pack- del stand he had gotten as fur ns Allen. OPTIC! AN—OPTOM ETTRI8T | c,j crates ready for market. The pic- j Orange City on the 5th. J. S. Dinkcl, Mr. Wndsbrook nnd ed trip on the coast. Miss Emnm Tucker returned Sat- ture is not only a delight to the eyes, Mrs. Paul Keely nnd hor aunt, Mra Mr. Muznntl motored to Winter TTnvon ■ AtvI 'unlay after holding a series of Bible but is proof of fact thnt Oviedo hn« Ilea cock and daughter of Daytona, •V Monday. % wonderful prospects nhend of It If who are visiting her, were guests on The Maine touristH had n most en- readings in Manatee eounty, Mr, Willie Dickins of Waycross, the proper developments nro mndc. the Pth at the home of Mrs. Barney joyablo Baked Bonn Supper picnic nt A few weeks ago the Black Ham- Reck, who was assisted by his mother, Palm Springs Wednesday. Those pres- On. ,wns the guest of friends here mock Garden Co., hnd on exhibition n Mrs. Wc .terdlck in entertaining them. fnt were: Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Clnrk, Sunday. ________________ : crate of celery that hrought fouth cxLittle Pearl Glldewell, of the West Miss Clnrk, Mr. nnd Mrs. Blnnehnrd, Sanford, Fla. 212 East. 1st St, wn m clnmntion of wonder nnd ndmirntlon Side, has been staying with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noyes nnd son, *5 to t ; its in fci ti, ku from all who sny it. The crate which WeHtfirdick for a few dnys. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. My- to to JUST ARRIVED Forest West received a telegram to wns of standard size was fully packed MM2 M m rn Farrington, Mr. nnd Mrs. F .H. ha with fifteen stalks of celery, each one from their school nt Ottumwa, Tcnn., Ranger, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. E. llnrdy, to to Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Greene, Messrs. to to perfect in development and most beau- on Thursday desiring them to come Fy fci R>1 s._ ,t s a ra t if rally blenched. A crate of celery or- ami take charge of their large agriJohn and Ralph Rnngcr, William to dinnrily contains from four to ten doz- cultural work in which he has been Woadcockn nd Jutkins. -------The school bus hnd the misfortune Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Hnlgh and snn en stnlkks which shows thnt Messrs, engaged for 15 years, but he dislikes to run Into another car one day Inst Chester left Tuesday for « motor trip John Robertson nnd Bob King are i0 give up their little home here, all of "some" celery growers. This ernte them liking Florida, week which did quite n bit of dnmngc down the East Coast. Herald want nds get results. wns n first prize winner, only It didn’t Mrs. Alma Neese and children rcto the bus nnd two of the children re­ m Rm. Mrs. I,. E. Wright, Miss Virginia hnppcn to grow nt the time of the Or- turned home on Thursday afternoon Ficit *?T c*sami ceived slight injuries. Wright, Mrs. Frank Morris nnd Mrs. after a pleasant visit spent with Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnnk Topliff of Or­ W. E. Young spent Tuesday nfternoon Inndo fair. Airs. L. E. Jordan nnd bnby left friends ut Fort Ogden and Punta Gnrlando were calling on the Fullers in Sanford. m Wcdncsdndy for a visit to her sister ,iH> Sin, e her return she has been Sunday afternoon. Miss Mabel Swops returned to St. nt Starke, Fla. helping in caring fur her sister’s fain-; G. It. Corn nnd Miss Ruth ami Miss Augustine Monday after a two weeks a raj C, A. Brnnnon, formerly Flagman j|y, Mrs. Tolar, uli having been vacOlive Dinkcl were visitors in Orlando Large Shipment of visit to her parents. on S. A. L.. between Oviedo and Orciliated and Mrs. Tolar was quite ill. Tuesday nftemoon. m Mrs. T. W. Lawton chaperoned her Inndo has been promoted to conducGilbert Ericson returned to school Miss Lelin Fuller will leave Sunday to attend the State Musical Conven­ Sunday school class and a few invited tor with headquarters for the present having been absent for 11 week from straining a muscle of tile heart in tion to be held in Mlnmi Mnrch guests on a moonlight picnic nt in Tnmpn. White’s Wharf Friday night. The ------------------------too rough play at school. 20.23rd. most of the supper was cooked on the McLean, of Knoxville, says he will Mr. and Mrs. Gant and children, of Inko shore nnd a most delightful even\ sell one lot n minute Friday liegin)"»............................ .....-| Sanford, were uuiuiig those visiting Herald want ads get results. ing was spent. nlng at 2 o'clock. Lime’s Addition in >t the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. W est,1 mU SAVE YOU MONEY Substantial redaction from last Mrs. Julia Williams of Crystnl Sanford Heights. 301-1tc while Mrs. Weston lick and niece Miss Write us year’s prices Springs spent the week-end with her ------------------------Hazel Pritchard ami iitnic Itcck called Empire Hotel Block daughter, Mrs. W. B. Englett. I Pay your poll tnx before Saturdny Hazel Pritchard and Minnie Beck ORLANDO, FLORIDA Tlie packing houses closed last week, night if you want to vote in the IhhiJ enled to see the little new corner. In nfter finishing the Inst of the grnpe- election for county roads and the Os- fact about all the near neighbors have :i02-:uc fruit the latter part of the week. teen bridge. called, as is usual with us. Wc understand there is to he a I R I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H I I H I I I I i m i l l l l l l l l R M I I I I i a i l M I H l I H I I H I I I I I I I I I I I I church noc’nl at Paula on the night of the 17th. Hope some of our folks ■ n can attend and help in a good cause. ■ ■ Glad to have Jessu Leu ami wife and babies hack with us for Sunday school again last Sunday. Charles Cramer kindly hrought out Rev. Clark for Tuesday evening, the AT ■ Reverend taking supper with them and we had a nice little meeting. They The Peoples’ Bank of Sanford was sound and de­ were at his home Friday evening. pendable in the old days and it is sound nnd deWo are sorry to learn that Profes­ ■ sor Podmore ami wife and baby, have ■ dependnble now. ■ moved from Brother Clarke's to Win­ ter Park to he near his work at thu It seeks new business on its record, and cordially college. — ■ invites you to become one of its customers. __________________________________________________ ■ Theru is u wonderful growth and — ■ bloom putting out on tho orange trees. in !*o ; to f» M to to m Hi L0NGW00D : UPSALA AND : : GRAPEVILLE " ENTERPRISE The freight charges on Glass Bottles and Con­ tainers from Northern Factories to Florida BUNGALOW points will average $350 Tidewater Glass Mfg. Co. OVIEDO WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM GLOBE PIANO CO. FREEZERS Wall Paper Sale at the Paint Store, Welaka Block. Hill H ardw are Co. Saturday 1 | Friday Company] lY o we Cretonnes and Scrims R a tin u e 36 inches wide, White, Pink, Blue, Tan and Rose. Special, yard i ■ Beautiful new patterns in * Cre- 5 tonne and Ivory, Ecrue and Tan. j Marquette for, yard— 69c 21c 5 S H E E T S 81x90 “Linwoori” soft finished Sheets, extra good value . for, each— a LADIES’ UNDERWEAR LADIES’ SILK HOSE Black and White Clock, plain Black, White and Brown, 20 doz­ en for, pair— $1.39 with narrow border. Special, each ---------------------- 15c ------------------------ C o m p a n Peoples Bank of Sanford i CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY f April tth. IHJ2, by ||i<> County Hoard of B Public IiiHiructlon of tjeuilnulo County, I■ Florida, ill the office of the Hupei Pi- ■ teiidnit. Sanford. Flu. {■ llulldlng to be erected and cuimiruct- ■ ed uecordlng to plniiM. bine prints and specifications prepared by, and under ' I be HupervlHlon iif F. II. Trimble. Ar­ chitect. Orlando, Fla. Copies of plans, blue prints and specIflea Ilori^ rimy be Imd from Ibe archi­ tect on and after March 17th, 1022, by depositing with architect I Hum, same In bo bold until tin- said copies are rt■ turned In architect, Hulldlng to cost approximately $18.■ I ouo.uo. i1- ICiicIi bid must be accompanied by a ■ jccrtlfled check made payable to the J j above said board In the hiiiii of I3&0.IM), j I The check of the Muccessful bidder to J | lie retained by Hoard should said bidder refuse or fall to execute contract and ■ furnish bond as required within ten'H ‘lays after written notification of thu ■ acceptance of bid. All other checks to 8 bo returned, M The successful bidder will lie required ■ to furnish a surety company bond. * agreeable to the Hoard, In an amount 8 equal to one-third of bln total bid. The Hoard reserves tbs right to roJeot any nnd nil bids. y | F O U N TY I lO A I tn O F P U B L IC INH T IU m T IO N , S E M IN O L E CO U N ­ TV, F L O R ID A , Hy: C. F. I!AIllll.SON. Chin. A tte st: I U B S I I I K I S I l i l l l i a i l l j l l l B S B I I l l S S B B I I I S B S B I l B S I B B I I S S B l I S B I ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ‘ T. W . LA W TO N. S u p t. a n d .Huety. ) EVERYTHING NEW THAT’S GOOD I If you wish a banking affiliation that stands high in public confidence nnd is built on character, you could not do better than to maintain an uccount “SERVICE THAT COUNTS” We handle everything in THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE Cur Lota or Leas. Ship ua Richmond, Virginia 3 LADIES’ PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS e l l Attend the mass meeting ut the » Court Hotwe Thursday night at eight 5 o'clock. ^ Kimball Pianos, from factory to K home prices. When you nro out shop- i ping, don’t fall to stop- in nt T. J. Miller & Suns’ nnd look them over. J Then boc Mr. Lanier, for prices and torrns. 288-tfc Munson Underwear for Ladies, Honied bids for tho funiltdilug of nin for uud labor r<*<iit Ir t-d In erect­ all styles for summer. Special for g torlulh ing nnd t’oiiMtruel lug n Nchaol building a Florida, will lie received i m . || Friday and Saturday, a garment 3 litIII Oviedo, eleven o'clock mi the morning of ■ $1.39 o w Pay your (toll tux before Saturday night if you want tu vote in the bond election for county roads and the Os­ ■ teen bridge. Pay your poll tax Iteforc Saturday night if you want to vote In the bond election for county ronds nnd the Os­ teen bridge. ------------------------$1.69-----------------:------- Y SOUND AND DEPENDABLE- / C H U L U O T A IN N On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Coast Railway, Chalaota, Fla., among the pines nnd lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-dato modern brick hotel, with private baths and hot water heat. F irst class cuisine. Rates $2.50 to |&50 per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ cording to location of room. MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, M anager OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE K1 �. . w'JaMl * am ;r 'p '- ‘V*7)*;*v»! ■; THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1922 ■BBBBB»aui»m«BBBBaBBBBBBaBBBBBaBBBBBBaBBBaBBBBBBUBaBBBBBaBaBBBaBiBBaBBBiBBBBBaBBB h b h b ik ill s I.; o.: now in every city in Florida and Sanford is going ahead and building "onuis and business blocks. The best season in the history of Sanford lies just ahead of you. Don’t delay in your building plans. Materials are cheaper, lumber is cheaper. Let us figure with you on lumber and supplies for your new home. CARTER L U M B E R COMPANY}} ■■■■■■BaaBaanEiMBBaaflaHaaHKHBaaKBBBBBBBBBBBBBIIBHBBBBB i 1 ■ • ■ ■ ■ CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE ■ BUILD NOW IS THE SLOGAN OUR CITIZENS — SUBDIVISIONS Altl} BEING OPEN­ ED UP AM* OVER THE CITY have been tuim^l away from Sanford because they had no home in which they could reside. In case these now suhdivisions are opened up and the people looking for lots upon which to build can obtain these lots with the understanding thnt in the near future they will have all the benefits of streets and sewers thep the entire city will benefit from those new homes filled with new people who are to live here and must buy their supplies from the merchants and their money will add to the constant stream that goes to make up the business life of Sanford. Even though a man lives in a district that is not touched hy the now program of streets and sew­ ers he will benefit indirectly in the growth of the city. Ixiok at the new subdivisions that arc being opened up this spring. Al­ ready a hundred or more lots have been sold for the purpose of building homes and the work has now started in this direction. More subdivisions will lie opened up and the building program for this spring and summer is more ambitious than any time yet recorded in the history of Sanford. The time to build your now home is NOW. The time to buy your lot for a new honte is NOW. Materials will not he any cheaper und if they do come down some it will he a year or more from now and the present price will bo maintained for n long time for the very simple reuson thnt freights are high and lumber is not getting plentiful and will r\ever he as plenti­ ful as it has been. Your own obser­ vation will toll you nil these things and it will he to your benefit to build your now home NOW. If you are fig­ uring on houses to rent build them NOW. If you are figuring on a piece of land for city lots, buy it NOW. Land, lots, buildings are as cheap or cheaper than they will ever he in San­ ford again. This city is just starting to build. Watch it grow! W. B. Phifer, president of the Phifer State Bnnkk of Gainesville, was among the visiting hankers here yesterdny.' R. F. E. Cooke president of the State Bank of Leesburg ami C. G. Waro, president of tho First Nntionai Bank of Leesburg, were shaking hands with many old friends here at the Bankers Convention yesterday. B i Already the impetus of the miles of J brick streets and sewers and other a 1improvements contemplated in San\ ford is being felt even though the ■ jj bond issue has not been voted. It ■ * | seems that the new streets and sowGeo. R. DoSaurrure of the Ledoral a ers will open up a neglected territory Reserve branch of Jacksonville, and j that would never have come Intq boar■ one of the most prominent hankers In ■ * ing had it not been for the idea of the stnte was here yesterdny attenda bonding for streets and improvements. ing tho Bankers Convention. * It takes money for improvements and £ it takes improvements to make monD. B. Tutcn of the First National ■ oy in making a larger and better Bank of DcLnnd was hero yesterdny ■ city. Money for improvements comes renewing old nequitnlntnnrcs and at­ 5 Imek to each and every citizen whertending the Convention. B i ever the improvements are made. It ■ B comes back in tin; shape of more ■ It will he to your interest to attend ■ : buildings that make work for the conIf you talk it over with the auction sale of Lane’s Addition J tractors and carpenters ami brlcklaytomorrow (Friday) at U o’clock. Pay your poll taxes now if you in­ ■ ■ ers and plumbers and all the artisnns ■ mi-ltc tend to vote in the bond election. m who depend upon building for a Hv■ ■ ti ing. It conies imek to tile man who ■ ■ * wants to liuild either for rent or for aBiBiflaflBBBaaflBaBBaHRaaaaaflsaBBaaiiiiiaflaHiaauiaBflHBflBaaaflaaRsiBBRaanRSBaRiHHiir a sale, It comes Imek to the man who Jj is contemplating building a now home * or already owns a home where there B are no streets or sewers or other imT And you will have the ■ provements. ^ All of these improvements must bo J made through added expenditures in ■ a the shape of bonding the city. It is B B 2 only another method of the city loanB armriMi B * ing tile citizen this sum of money and a V a giving him ten years in which to pay ■ for his improvements. There are some jj people who already have those im■ provements who may object to puta *****■•..»•- „,-**■*—“ .«■ r a ting out more money for improvea a [5 nants for the fellow who has never a Sst- v-jf B enjoyed the privileges of streets and a sewers. In that ease the man living a in the heart of the city with all these m * improvements will lie bonefitted by t" n i. | JJ the giowtli of the city in many dirccYj ' — ,i^W n lions due to the improvements. 'I/O,, 810 West First St. ,, U. k. \ ........ 5 Every man and woman in Sanford Jj knows that lids city needs hundreds k**tlH*V allla ** O o of new homes. Every citizen knows ■■■■■■■■■■■■unaaiaaaaBaBHaHMBaBaHaaBaaBBBaaaaiiaBaBBaBQ that hundreds of prospective citizens ■ ■ rA ' i Even if you have some one else do your work—you will have a BETTER HOM E w. s. PRICE ■ . u I'ir m \ B e s t Home m If you have him build it. It will be mutually profitable for you to investigate . jJ The PRICE is right »+ **K ■ • ii i nl igUH i FREE RBaaRflaflRaaRiaaaBBiBBiRaBflaBaaRaRaRaRBaBRflRRaBaBRiaM XflnaRRniaafluauihaM NHiM M BRaa a ■ ■ 53 ! i Band Concert i 15 Prizes. Given Away ‘-'fA! EHM * s □ fl A U C T I O N mm Friday, March 17th, au □nno I d - HIM tH ft 2. LA N E’S A D D ITIO N _ n..T -j-cry-., lj*tf I m k :. « SYS, fi •ft ... Don’t experiment when you build your home—nnd nliovq all, don’t experi­ ment with the plumbing. Cheap, inefficient plumbing iH like a running sore to homo ownern. There is coifatant exasperation and expense. Every plan for a new home should include a visit to Mahoney & Walker, the plumbing headquarters. Wo will be glad to talk over your equipment needs on any phase of sanitation, heating, plumbing or kindred aervice. Mahoney & Walker O n S a n fo rd H e ig h ts BEAUTIFUL LOTS : S Automobiles leave First National Bank every ten minutes for Auction Sale. Free Ride. IBBUBBBaUUaBBaBBBBBUBBBBaaBBaBBBaBBBUBBaBBaaBBBUaBBBaaUBaBBanBBaBr;OBBKBsl' :3>a*| IUI \ .. ’ . / . ....J �ft*. H hV ftiiv f# t l .<';. ________________ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURsbAY, MARCH 16, 1922 PAGE FIVE s : i-j/ N f > *~ f l ' 4 » i i c v v ! » -Oif*V if s *|V C - • ;i 4 ^ w w . . * * ■,*.V ’ :.Lj •. v ,■*■>* - 1 -/ NOW ‘ ; 'T*•-*' v For Sanford is on a building boom and there will be more building this spring and summer than ever before. Ma­ terials are cheaper. Let us show you how you can save money on your lumber and all building materials. ----------------LET US FIGURE WITH YOU---------------- STAR . AOCRAFT HILL LUMBER COMPANY BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBUIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBBBBBBBB* ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■'■■■■■MB BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB ■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB E R R 'J n ; iiu w, ■ : 3 ight hours is Insufficient for luintun hands to perform all the household tasks. Tomorrow may offer yesterday’s E work undone—if you are still trying to keep house by the old-time methods. But it Is possible to establish the eight-hour day in the home by making use of electrical helps. — a Washing Machine, Vacuum Sweeper, Electrical Iron, Toaster, Percolator and other labor saving devices. Those untiring “ household assistants” will do your work quickly and efficiently. And the cost is indeed trifling when you think of the time, energy and health they save! > .. G I L L O N & m | ^ g | 7 y S S' .. ! . ___ B ■ B ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B B flllB B B B B aB B B B B B B IB IB B H IlR IIM lIlB IIIIM B IR n n aaU M lIB n lA IIIIIIIIlIR B IM B R IB IIIIB M M * B B B B B B I B B B B B B B B B B B B I B B B B B B B H B B B B B B B B n B B B B B B K B I I B I l M 9 B n MM H R H El H U U U M R R B R B B B B B R R B R B B B ■ IBBHBIIIBRfllBIBBIBBBBIBBIBIlIRMHMHRaBlIBBBlIMBHaUlliialBliUlMI BHBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI H B ■ ■ 3 B ■ i ST ME BUILD ’OUR HONE! a . a : Have Your Home • ■ i s -------------- At a------------------------asonable Price on Reasonable Terms Building Prices Are at The Bottom j * Real Estate and Insurance !> ■ 3 •• * V . C. COLLER THE BUILDER ■ ■BMC .. 3 3 ■ . I If you are interested in owning a home, see V. C. COLLER. Plans and specifications free, if I build the house. I can make the best price on work as 1 buy my material at wholesale prices. P. Connelly •• t i. m 8 .. m 3 ■■■I �It is generally recognized that the money arising from tho sale of public lands nnd from royalties upon coal, oil, nnd other minerals taken from the public domain, percentages of which are covored into the reclama­ tion fund, will not bo sufficient to Mr. and Mrs. Eiulor Curlctt nnd oven complete, within a reasonable WASHINGTON, March 15.—Out of length of time, irrigation projects in NATIONAL COMMANDER HAN­ Mr. nnd Mrs. RolaiRoed spent Friday Mr. and Mrs. Roland Itecd spent Frithe many unsatisfactory plans which the west nlreudy begun by the Fed­ FORD MacNIDBR PRESENT i dny evening nt Osceola visiting hnve been considered from time to eral government. TODAY friends. time for the betterment of the exReclaimed lands in the West and ( H r T h e A M i i r h l f l I’r r a a l nervlce men and for the utilization at South will be especially adapted to Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Provntt nnd I. WEST PALM BEACH, March 10— the same time of dry and wet lands in the growing of sugar beets nnd enno. 1). Hart were in Snnford on business various parts of the country, a plan Tho consumption of nugnr in the Unit­ More than ten thousand persons from Tuesday. has just been evolved by the senate ed States hus now reached 05 pounds ail parts of Florida were assembled Mr. nnd Mrs. Richie nnd daughter, favorably which appears to be work-' par cnpltn. If all this sugar wero in West Palm Bench nnd Palm Bench of Osceola, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. A, L. able. produced from sugar beets and cano today for tho joint state Amorlcnn Kendrick of Coin Kee, spent Sundny It 1h proposed to encuurugu tile de­ in this country, it would take each Legion convention nnd Seminole nun 1with Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred McFarinne. , velopment of the agricultural re­ year 5,250,000 acres of land to yield dance, which will continue for two Miss Christina McClellan nnd Ethel sources of the United States through tho beets and cane. The United Stat­ more days. and Luln Lofiles nnd Miss Evelyn Mc­ The Legion and auxiliary sessions federal and state co-operntlon giving es, however, only produces one-fifth of Clain and Ruth McFarinne spent Sun­ are being held in the Royal Pulncinna preference in the matter of employ­ tho sugar it consumes. It buys the day in Osceola. Hotel, Palm Ileneh. Large delega­ ment and the establishment of rural balance in foreign countries, pitying Mr. nnd Mrs. Eila Hart left Thurstions of legionnaires came from Tnnihomes to those who hnve served in , ench year therefor upward of $250,| day for Old Mexico, where they went pa, Jacksonville, Orlando, Miami nnd the militnry nnd naval forces of the , 000,000, a sum two-thirds as lurge as for r. H art's health. United States. the amount authorized to lie appro- other points, several of them making Jim McClellan and son of Moore's up motorendes for the trip. This is a measure to providu for the printed by this bill. Station, wero here Sundny visiting reclamation of dry, swamp, and over­ Tho principle embodied in this meas­ Coincident with the Legion conven­ friends. flowed InndH, which when reclaimed ure has tho endorsement of the Inst tion the annual sun dance eulebration Mrs. Fred McFarinne spent Tues­ will be used for agricultural purpos­ Republican und Democratic national is being held with a series of civic I A COMMUNITY BUILDER ? day in Osceola with Mrs. Richie, es. Under the provisions of tho bill conventions, the unqualified support pageants and open nir dnnees. The Community Club has purchas­ Hanford MncNldor, national com­ the secretary of the interior is auth­ of Secretary Fall, and the Htrong rec­ F. P. FORSTER, President mander of tho Legion, is expected here ed 2!a acres of land from Louise B. F. WH1TNER, Cashier ■ orized to build, for reclamation dis­ ommendation of President Harding. Stcwnrd which will he made into a today and will nddress the conven­ tricts, reclamation works. Ho can beautiful park. tion. only contract with a district organ­ MOVIE CHILI) OBJECTS TO Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Wakefield spent The first business session of the ized undor the laws of the state, nnd SANTA CLAUS PUHL1CITY Legion was itcld yesterday afternoon Monday night hi Sanford. tho district must hnve authority to Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Phillips were with State Commander Sumter Low­ enter into a contract with the govern­ The most precocious children in the ry, of Tampa, presiding. shopping In Snnford Friday. ment and tho right to issue bonds with world work in the movies. Two of There wore 115 delegates from for­ which to pay for the reclamation these are Poaches Jackson and Doreen Snnford Heights, In the city limits, work. The bonds must bo a general Turner, six and four years of age re­ ty-four cities present. Commander fronting on the Orlnndo highway, op­ Lowry introduced Department Chnpcharge upon all the bind within a dis­ spectively, appearing Friday and Sat­ posite Rose Court, goes at your own Inin L. A. Spencer, of Fort Myers, nt trict. All reclamation projects must urday in Mary Pickfnrd'a newest 2 o’clock and after a brief invocation price tomorrow at 2 o’clock. Free autos bo initiated by parties interested in cinema offering at the Star Theatre. short addresses were made by M. I). from the First National corner. the land to lie reclaimed, Tho district During the ranking of this feature, THOS. J. A. REIDY 301-Itc must advance one-half of tho money Little Mary talked to the children a Carmichael, and Neil B. Watkins, comAttorney and CounHcilor-nt-Low for the investigation of a project, the great deal about Santa Clnus, Mar­ plunder of Palm Bench Post No, 12. Commander Lowry responded to the PICTURING WHAT EUROPEANS Practicing in State nnd Federal Courts other half to be advanced by tho gov­ velous stqrles about obi St. Nick were address of welcome with a short re­ CALL “LAND OF THE FREE" ernment. Over Seminolo County Hunk told to both kiddies, and whenever When the secretary investigates a Santa’s picture was shown on a bill­ view of the year’s work of tho Flori­ project and finds it fonsible, he may board on the way to or from locations, da 'department of the American Le­ Many persons have read of Ellis Is­ contract with the district to build the it was always called to the attention gion. Reports of the various commit­ land, regarded as tho gateway to tho project works, upon condition that the of Peaches or Doreen. Finally Do­ tees were approved and moved for land of freedom by Europeans, but Attorney-at-Lnw comparatively few have over seen this district issue and deposit with the fed­ reen said to Miss Pickford, "This man adoption. Over Seminole County Hank Davis Forster, of Now Smyrnn, one great institution. In a now Mary eral farm loan board district bonds in Santa Claus gets entirely too much SANFORl) FLORIDA of the six men who were chosen to I'ickford film piny, "Through tho an amount equal to the estimated cost publicity; be gets more than l do." meet the visitors brought to America Hack Door" coming to tho Star Fri­ of the reclamation works, the bonds as guests of tin* American Legion Inst day and Saturday an excellent view to boar a rate of interest not exceed­ WINTER PARK HIGHWAY fall, was hitter in bis denunciation of of the island is shown. The scene de­ Contractor and Builder ing 5 per cent per annum and be pay­ TO SEMINOLE LINK picts immigrants actually entering the men who are against the bonus able within a period not exceeding 40 SANFORD FLORIDA WILL HE WIDENED bill. In a short speech he severely this country. Tho pictures were years. The Federal Farm Loan Hoard criticized Secretary of the Treasury made in New York harbor recently is to hold the district bonds deposited The contract for widening the Win­ Mellon for his position on the subject by M. Schneider, nn expert, rnmornwith it until tho completion of a pro­ ter Park highway from Orlando to tho nnd said in concluding thnt the Amer­ mnn, under the supervision of Mark ject nnd it§ successful operation, and Seminole county line was awarded ican Legion "will not back up one inch Larkin, director of publicity for Mary when the property within tho district yesterday by the county commission­ tst CU Cg ixg ty r.J t.4 t-'M ng Expert Aulo Repair Work Pickford, at a time when the conges­ has twice the value of the bonds, the ers to Lnsley Brothers nnd Harvey, of from its position on the bonus." Phone 30 Corner First uml Onk tion of immigrants was greatest at board may sell the bonds at private Chattanooga, Tenn,, who bid $100,495 or public sale at not less than par, which was $10,000 lower thnn the Woman’s Auxiliary at Palm Beach Ellis Island, it is said that a near riot "WE DELIVER THE GOODS’' the proceeds of the sale to ho credited WEST PALM BEACH, March 10— was occasioned when it became known nearest competitor, tho James Wilson upon the contract between the district Construction Company of Jacksonville. The woman's auxiliary of the Amer­ to tho foreigners that pictures wore being tnken for n Pickford piny. They nnd tho government. tinder the terms of tho contract tho ican Legion held the first day’s ses­ Storage Facilities The money arising from tho sale of company will give Us bond in the full sion yosterdny in the Palm room of believed little Mary was there in per­ CITY TAX HOOKS CLOSE APRIL If we please you, tell others; if no bonds is covered into a reclamation amount involved within ten days and the Royal Paincinnn hotel, Palm Beach son. 1, 1922, AFTER WHICH ALL TAXtell us. Phono 498 fund to he appropriated in tho con­ work on the road will begin within with Mrs. II. M. Voorliis, of Orlando, ES REMAINING UNPAID WILL BE struction of other irrigation jrojects. fifteen days after the bond is posted. state president, presiding. COLLECTED BY LEVY AND SALE That the secrctur ymay have funds The project will he completed in 100 Twenty-sevon delegates represent­ OF THE PROPERTY UPON WHICH with which to carry on reclamation days. ing twenty-one posts wore present, FOR SERVICE TAXES ARE DELINQUENT. work, the bill authorizes an aggre­ The road from this city to the Semi­ and the business of tho dny progress­ All property owners who are duly ALFRED FOSTER, Call 146-J gate appropriation of $1150,000,000, nole county line, just beyond Mait­ ed rapidly. Reports were -read by registered in Seminole County, Flori­ 294-24tc City Tax Collector. which is to lie appropriated by con­ land, is nt present nine feet wide. It Mrs. II. M. Voorhis, of Orlnndo; Mrs. da, and want to vote in the coming W. RAWLING, Prop. gress upon estimates made by the sec­ Joseph Y. Cheney, of Orlando; Mrs. bond election next month, must pay will be widened to twenty-four feet retary as he may need money for re­ between Orlando and Winter Pnrk nnd P. Q. Murphy, of Ocnln; Mrs. S. L. their poll taxes by next Saturday the SANFORD NOVELTY clamation purposes. The $350,000,- sixteen feet from that city to the Lowry, of Tumpa, and Mrs. Amos 18th day of March. 301-5tp WORKS 000 and its turnover through the sale Seminole border. Norris, of Tumpa. Mrs. Lowell, of the of district bonds will constitute n re­ V. C. COLLER, Prop. The paving will be of plain wire cut Hobart Post, Cincinnati, the national volving fund, to remain such at the brick, 3 I-2x4xfl 1-2 inches, with as- president, was present ami made a General Shop and Mill will of congress. phalt filler. Bids were asked on speech. The contrnet between a district nnd three classes of material, the kind se­ Work Convention committees wore ap­ tho government must establish tha lected being considered the best poss­ proved and the work outlined for to­ CONTRACTOR and BUILDER amount of reclaimed land which may ible to obtnin, according to Major day. Nothing of a permanent nature SI7 Commercial Street Sanferd, Flzbo owned or acquired by a party. The Charles A. Browne, tho county engin­ has boon accomplished yet. amount so fixed is denominated tho eer. Election of state officers will prob­ farm unit. The unit is the amount of Geo. W. Knight Arthur Schultz, chairman of tho ably be held Friday morning. land which will support a family. It board of county commissioners nnd Real Estate and Insurance will vnry from 20 acres in orchard sec­ other mombers of the board expressed SENSATIONAL MYSTERY SANFORD FLORIDA tions ulnd lands to tie devoted to in­ the belief thnt the county had got n tensive farming, nnd no tto exceed 1G0 bngnin. They were highly pleased LONDON, March 15.—Lady Alice acres where general farming Is prac­ with the result of the bidding. Sanford Machine & White, widow of the late Lord Alfred ticed. All parties within a district Tho Lnsley Brothers and Harvey White, chairman of the London county Foundry Co. owning land in excess of the furm unit Company bid $157,495 on lug brick council, was found unconscious in a must plnco their excess holdings un­ with cement grout filler; $152,995 on London hotol yesterday morning, her General Machine and Boiler Work;. der the authority of the secretary of plnin wire cut brick, smaller size; nnd skull fractured, apparently from Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Pistons; the interior, to he disposed of at prices $100495 on the third specification, some blunt instrument. Her condition Oversize Rings and Pina; Flywheel nnd on terms nnd conditions to bo which was tho bid nccoptod. On the is critical. Tho police arc investigat­ fixed in the contract between tho dis­ third class of mntorinl tho James Y. ing whnt at tho moment is a sensa­ Steel Gejr Bands; Crank Shaft* re­ trict nnd the government. Unless RO Wilson Company, of Jacksonville bid tional mystery with no cI ucb und turned; agents for Collie Inboard per cent of all excess lands within a $170,790; the Georgia Engineering which the press describes nB an at­ district urc placed at tho disposal of Company, of Augustn, $174,985; W. IT. tempted murder. The victim was h«Outboard Motors. -----------Phone M the secretary, ho cannot contract with Kendrick, of Tampa, $178,550; James betwocn 50 ami 00 years of ago. the district. 0. Yeats Company of Port Tampa, All ex-service men, for a period of $180,000; F. W. Long nnd Compnny, of 35 beautiful residence lots go under sixty days after the opening to sale Jacksonville, $1R0,095 and Fish Broth­ the auctioneer’s hammer tomorrow at or entry, are to have a preference ers, of Tninpn, $187,020.—Orlnndo 2 o’clock. Lane's Addition, Sanford right to acquire all excess and pub­ Sentinel. Heights. You name your own price. The law provides that "If tax­ lic land within u district nnd they arc, Terms only '4 cash, and balance easy also, to be given preference right of 304-Itc es upon real estate shall not be Attend the maps meeting nt the monthly payments. employment on all reclamation works Court House Thursday night nt eight paid before the first day of April to be constructed under this measure. o’clock. of any yenr, the Tnx Collector COART ACCUSES McNEICE One of them paid rent all of his life; the other paid on a 0 Irrigated lands, as a rulo, produce shall advertise atid sell.” lot and home. When they came to the last stretch on life** 00 twice us much ns lands in the humid Have you seen tho beautiful cut TALBOTTON, Ga„ March 15— Maj. journey they met, one of them looked tired nnd discouraged 0 districts, which, under ordinary cir­ gloss water set in McLnulin's window? This is to notify all concerned Lee Coart took tho witness stand in because all that he had to show for hia life was a bunch oi 00 cumstances, results in great prosper­ Somebody gets that absolutely free nt superior court yosterday nnd told his that the requirements of law will rent receipts), and the other looked like he respected himself ■ ity of irrigationists. At tho present the auction sale of Lane's Addition own version of tho troubles loading up be complied with and tho Tax and felt that he was a man among men. (because he had ■■ time, owing to the severe drop in pric­ tomorrow nt 2 o’clock, and you do not to his shooting of A. B. McNolco, coun­ Books will positively he dosed accumulated a little something in his travels). ■ es of farm products, high transporta­ inve to buy a lot to get it. 301-Itc ty school superintendent, in the of­ tion rates, and the remoteness of tho fice of tho lattor in tho county court on April first as provided by law Which man are you going to be? irrigated districts from tho murkets, and all lands on which taxes L. D. JONES IS DEAD. house last fail. there Iiuh been brought about nn ncWe sell lots on easy terms with a small pay­ 0■■<-' McNcico had wrecked his home and have not been paid will be ad­ contuutcd condition which ennnot long ORLANDO, Mnrch 10— L. D. Jones crushed his lifo, ho Bald, nnd contin­ vertised and executions issued 0 oxist. ment down ■ n prominent citizen of Winter Gar­ ued to violate repented promises to ■ Over thirty ycnrH ago, tho Federal den, and n formor general manager of Htny away from tho Coart homo nnd for unpaid personal property taxes. , V li ; • Government commenced the investiga­ tho Florida Citrus exchange, died at leave Mrs. Coart alone. tion and survey of the swamp lands his residence Tuosdny morning. Mr. tMI.1 l in tho different sections of tho coun Jones hns been in ill health for sever­ E You only hnve to pay ‘4 down If you try, und in many instances have de­ al months. purchase a lot in Lane’s Addition to­ veloped plans for thero reclamation ho morrow—balance on easy payments. Tax Collector, Seminole County that a large amount of available data P. Tho world nt youi door ovory evon- Any wny you must come to tho big­ 202-M-W-S Is on hand for future use, ,lng for 15c— Daily Herald. gest sale you ever saw. 304-ltc GENEVA Friendly Earnest, whole - hearted friendliness and sympathy with the ambitions and de­ sires of our customers is your best guarantee of right treatment at the hands of the officers and employees of this institution. Whatever your banking needs you will find a sincere welcome awaiting you inside the front door of this institution * 1First National Bank i PROFESSIONAL S AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY JUST LOOK! The very latest style SAFETY RAZOR AT YOUR OWN PRICE George A. DeCoites Drop a Coin in the Box For a few days only S. O. Shinholser THE BALL HARD­ SMITH BROS. WARE CO. Garage and Machine CoNOTICE TO TAX PAYERS PAY YOUR POLL TAX Quick Service Transfer Sanford Steam Laundry BRING YOUR CAR BEFORE BUYING A PHONOGRAPH See the NEW EDISON —at— DRENNEN PIANO CO. ORLANDO, FLA. TO US We have a first class mechanic who knows all makes of cars. Prices reasonable. SANFORD AUTO EXCHANGE Foot of First Street PROPERTY OWNERS TAKE NOTICE TWO MEN Started life together, S ■ JNO. D. JINKINS Meisch Realty Co. A. CONNELLY, Agent �- «• k'l I 8BNTBNCEH IN CRIMINAL COURT UY JUDGE T. I'ICTON WAItLOW *! " ■ AjttAy; e/ •/*, 'v* . 1 ,r ,t»^CV.\* ViSW CONFIDENCE MEN GET SEVEN YEARS IN OLD ORANGE V • ■ f ,* IPSE W m * •vr . ^ TV', ’ ■•* / H ^ 'fft. 7.^'•H 1.x/'a yf> P P . ■ <• i\~ P AGE SEVEN THE SANFOltD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1922 ORLANDO LED ALL SOUTH IN r e c o r d OF NEW IIUILDING According to the Monthly Businoas Review, n stntistlcaPjournal publlahod hy the Federal Reserve bank at At­ lanta, Orlnmlo led every city in tho South in point ot increased building operation for the month of January, and wns second only to Atlnnta In building operations. Tho compilation of dntn shows that permits to build $833,020 worth of structures were issued thoro during January, 1022, as against $08,497 for January, 1921, giving a percentage in­ crease of 1.117. Orlando's nearest competitor in this line of percentages is KKnoxvillo, Tenn, with 220.7 per cont. increase. Actual construction figures show thnt during tho month building activity represented $1,045,405 in Atlnnta, $833,020 in Orlando, $455,702, in Jacksonville $570,975, In, Now Orleans, nnd $410,139 in Chnttnnnogn.—Orlando Sentinel. 8 l Ml M Ml M Ml MX M M M M M M M M COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS FOR FEBRUARY T ■ LOOK NOW I S At the many nice Suits just received. All sizes and patterns in the latest styles with the | lowest prices. BUY NOW | Sanford, Fla., Mnrch 7, 1922 allow chairs or any furniture belong­ Hon Board of Coounty Commission­ ing Co Seminolo county to leave the f Two o t the four nleged confidence ers In and for Seminolo County, Fla., Court Houso. men nrrostod hero Inst Wednesday, mut In regular session a t 10 o’clock Motion of Cmr. C. W. Entzmlngcr, John King, 73, nnd William Banks, 51, A. M, Present: Chairman; L. A. 2nd hy O. P. Swopo, and carried, tho *cre convicted yesterday in criminal Brumlcy, and Coinr’s.: L. P. Hagan, Clerk of thin Board Is Instructed to eourt of n charge of attempting to C. Wj Entzmtngor, O. P. Swopo, nnd notify Bnnd Master, thnt unless ho ^frnud, nnd sentenced to serve soven E. Curlett, with V. E. Douglass, Dcpu-! can clone up Court House nnd turn years In the state penitentiary at Unity Clerk, Geo. A. DcCottcs, Attornoy,lout light In basement at nights, ns rot ford hy Judgo T. Picton Warlow. Dennd C. M. Hand, sheriff, in attendance.1quested, thnt the permit allowing tho j fense Attorney H. F. Mohr nnnounccd Minutes of Inst regular meeting hold uso of same will bo rescinded. that an appeal would be taken to the Fob. 7th, A. D., 1922, were read nnd Motion of Comr. O. P. Swope, 2nd jqpremc court. approved. by Comr. C. W, Entzmlngcr, and car­ W. II. Negel, 32, and Harry Haynes, Mr. K. R. Murrell, npponred before ried, the Clerk of this Board is In­ m 29 the younger division of the quartet the hoard in reference to the pnymont structed to notify tho Trustees of tho trere acquitted. of his personnl taxes. No action tak­ ElkH Lodge to move whnt furniture, The four men were arrested hy Etc., they have in tho bnsement. en. Chief of Detectives Frank Gordon and Mr. H. H. Pnttishnll, appeared be­ Other communications were received, The Store That ia Different Detective Pierce upon complaint of FUNERAL OF MRS. fore the hoard in rcfercnc© to road rend nnd ordered filed. jf R. Sweoton, of Haddentown, N. J .,' TRAMMELL WILL Reports of the several County Offi­ leading to the cemetery In Geneva, and Sanford, Florida who told Chief of Police Vestel that cials were read, and ordered filed. RE HELD TODAY filed a petition requesting n road ns he had found a pockotbook In Eoln '-i All warrants paid during the month m S follows: Begin at a point about 15 Park containing a code nnd other pa­ The funoral services of Mrs. Park chs. E. of NW Cor. of SW 1-4 of NW of February were ordered cancelled pers which led him to believe that the Trnmmolt, wife of the Junior Sena- 1-4 of Sec. 22-20-32, at n street ns off record. wallet had been "planted" by the ntor from Florida, who died in the shown hy mnp of Chnse & Co. Add. to Resolution colling for election and l\/lf If SALE—5 acres best celery land, alleged confidence men. Ornngc Genornl Hospital Tuesday Geneva, Run south to sub-div. lino regarding building of roads printed cleared; 1 well, no fence, no house. The conviction yestordny scored night, will he held in the First Bap. thence E along said sub-dlv. to Como- elsewhere were adopted. Cheap for cash.- -A. P. Connelly. by County Solicitor W. M. Murphy, tist church in Lnkclnnd this nfternoon tery. On motion of Comr. O. P, ______________________ ~ 303-2tp jr. is said to be the first obtained at three o’clock. M i M l M N M l M l I M M l I M .Swope, 2nd, by Comr. C. W. Entzmln­ FOR SAL&—Cash nnd carry Grocery under the so-cnlled "wiro tappers law" The hotly was shipped to Lakeland gcr, nnd carried, the nbovo petition is Store, 311 Sanford Ave. 300-6tp enacted a t the last session of the leg- thii* morning. When the body ronchcd hereby rejected. FOR SALE—15 acres, 10 tiled, 4 room Ulaturu, charged with slmllnr offens- Lakeland it wns immediately tnken to Motion of Cmr. E. Curlett, 2nd by house, barn, 4 woIIh, $9,000. Terms. ei, but their release on bond hnH been the church where it will remnln until Cmr. O. P. Swope, nnd carried. Mr. —H. B. Lewis. Phone 349 or 391 followed on each occasion by forfeit­ the service is concluded in the after­ H. H. Patttshnll Is herbey Instructed ________ __ ;__.________ 301«t6c noon. Burial will he made in the to tnkc down fence nnd open old road ure. FOR SALE—Tomato plants, any Mr. Murphy said yesterday that he Lakeland cemetery. Ml Mi h IM M M to Geneva Cemetery, same to bo op- Mu Ml quantity, for prompt delivery.— believed King wns an- "old head" at The service will be conducted jointly cned within 30 days from this date. Chase & Co., Phono 536. 288-tfc the confidence game. His name Is by the Rev. W. J. Rolan, pastor of the Mr. Forrest Lake npponred before ROTARY CONTINUES TO LOSE Sanford Florida laid to be Harry Furoy, and advices Lakeland church, nnd the Rev. J. tlie Board in reference to contract and FOR SALE—Two story business have been received hero to the effect Dean Adcock, pnHtor of the Baptist bond o ' Mnulo A Snyder. building. Apply to the owner, K!«n With a team filled up mostly with that he is under indictment in Mem­ church of this city , who wns Mrs. Mr. Gordon and Mr. Brown appeared substitutes due to the fact that sev­ Ares, 805 0th St.___________ 284-2fltc WANTED phis, Tenn., with ......... in ( connection ------------— the Trammell's pastor (luring her rosl- before tho Board in reference to '•los­ eral of the regulars were unable to be iwlndling of a man named Carter, donee in Tnllahnsscc, nnd hnH for ing mnd nenr Pnoln known ns Brown's present on account of important busi­ SALESMAN to cover local territory, FOR SALE OR LEASE—One 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford uve. walking selling dealers. Guaranteed salary Utc in 1920, who claims to have lost many years been a close personal rond. Motion of Cmr. O. P. Swopo, ness, the Rotary Club once more met distance to city. Two lota corner 128,000 through fnke mnrket trans- friend of the family. 2nd by Cmr. E. Curlett, nnd carried. defeat, this time at the hands of the of $100.00 por week for right mnii.— Center and Elm ave. Two lots west Tho Commercial Radium Co., Fifth zetions. --------------------Mr. Gordon, is requested not to close Men's Club. Ave. Bldg., New York. 300-fltp side Palmetto avo., 50 ft. from Elev­ The county solicitor expressed the |. C. C. PUSHING PLANS the rond lending into the Brown propBritt rolled high score for the three enth St. Make offer. II. T. Corey, belief that King may have at one time ItltlNG NATION'S ROADS erty unti a satisfactory road has been games, but Amann, who bowled but WANTED—'150 • colored laborers owner, 115 N. Spring St., Los Ange­ been associated with The regular con­ INTO 19 MAJOR SYSTEMS agreed upon by the parties concerned. two, rolled the best average. wanted in the city of Dnytonn, Fla., les, Calif. 288tf; 29-tf fidence men’s orgnnizatiun, but be­ Motion of Cmr. O. P. Swopo, 2nd by The Congregational Club meets the for concrete and asphalt paving, also |U j The AMHiirtnlrtl 1'rrim) cause of Ids advanced age, been cast sewer work, Wages 17Mic per hour, FOR SALE—Warehouse with R. R. WASHINGTON. March Kb—Tho In­ Cmr. C. W. Entzmlngcr, nnd carried.. Kiwants Club next Monday night. aside by the bnnd. This reason is givI,. A. Brumley, and Comr. Last night's scoreH were ns follows: working ten hours per day. Pay in siding. Within four blocks of center terstate Commerce Commission moved Chairman I,. P. Hagan are hereby appointed a ' « hy authorities for the failure of cash ovory Saturday, Free bunk house of city. Rotary yesterday to tnke up tho plnn, author­ committee to confer with the inter­ Geo. W. KNIGHT outsiders to furnish tho ten thousand - vfjjl Britt .......... ...,.148 186 153 437 and commissary attached. Don't write. ized in the transaction act, for bring272-tfc ested parties in reference to tho Knight ........ dollar bond in which each of the men Come ready to work. Job good for 148 392 107 137 in gnhout the consolidation of the Brown rond. were held hy Judge Wnrlow. R. K. SteveiiH .....130 131 139 400 six months.—Atlantic Bitbulitbic Co. FOR SALE—Oak and other hard principal American railways intto Notary Public Bonds of Barn War­ H. It. Stevens. .....123 89 wood, strand wood range, $2.50; Advices received here from Postof303-1 wc 90 302 nineteen major systems. A hearing firo place, $2.00.—Hoskins Jones, flco inspector Tnfol Hinted that both wns ordered for April 24, hefnro Com­ ren Enstorby, and S. A. II. Wilkinson, Me inch ......... . .....103 134 113 350 FOR SALE Boardall Avenue. 280-tfc King and Banks had been in trouble missioner Hail nt which consideration were approved. Motion of Comr. L. I*. Hagan, 2nd Wore in various northern cities, but will begin of the consolidation prop­ 1887 FOR SALE—5 room bungalow on Totals FOR RENT this information was not submitted to osed for tho southeastern region oh the by Cmr. C. W. Entzmlngcr, nnd car­ brick street. All modurn conven­ Men’s Club FOR RENT—Furnished two house ried. Contractors Maule and Snyder the jury.—Orlando Sentinel. first phase of public inquiry into the are hereby granted an extension of 10 Betts ............. .... 118 108 124 410 iences. Unusually low price. Easy keeping rooms. 200 East Third St. 302-5tp plnn wn.cn which n.ronny nlrendy has the prop.nn nas been neen mo which to nIe thcir bont| nn«l Overlin ......... .....132 108 175 415 terms.—E. F. Lane. 303-2tp WEATHER - CROP CONDITIONS ject of considerable preliminary study contract Fox . ............. .....137 113 108 358 FOR SALE—Two Ford touring cars, by the commission. Firearm Bonds were Bennett ......... .....123 107 132 122 self starters, good condition. Apply ~ M i S C ¥ L L A N E l ) U S ^ ~ In Florida for the Week Ending Consolidation of the railways was The following (, nm| |iconM on|orod issued: Amann ........... 104 150 314 Sanford Auto Exchange foot of First MONEY TO LOAN on real estate, 1st Mnrch 14, 1922. 303-Otc proposed by congress, according to „on fl flml c . Mi Uurry. 104 stTcet. ...104 Bearden .... .... mortgage only.—S. J. Pelley, Route the official explanation made nt the, Mot||m f / Comr> c . W. Rntzminger, FOR SALE—One B flat saxophone A, Box 220, Sanford, Fla, 300-0td-ltw Temperature: The forepart of the time to meet the situation growing ToLi Im 2023 and B flat clarinet. Apply 207 week wns cold over the interior of the out of tho inability of weak railroads 12nd by Comr. E. Curlett, and carried. French ave. 303-12tp Herald want ads got results. ntreme north and the western divis­ to operate under rates which produced The Atlantic Const Lino Railroad Standing of the CIuIih Co., are hereby instructed to put in n ions. temperature being in the 30’s sufficient profit for the stronger lines. I Pet. W. L. during tho first dny of tho week, The commission has before it a com-1 drain tile just south of the Seminole .800 Congregational Club 8 2 tiltht frost occurred nt n few stations prchenslve plnn to bring about the Crate Co's mill. .000 0 4 Motion of Comr. O. P. Swope, 2nd Men’s Club in the peninsula. The middle nnd last consolidations and tho various rail­ 0 .333 by Comr. L. P. Hagan, and carried. Kiwanis Club ........ 3 day* nf the week were warmer thnn ways have been invited to study it and j 7 Mr. W. S. Price is hereby instructed to Rotary Club.... ........ 2 .222 the seasonal. present objections nr suggestions for ^ put in extra studding all around the Precipitation: The rainfall wns less alteration. I Diamond Platnium Dinner Rings and Bar now Convict Stockaded, and to put in individual Averages than usual, except over small arena, nine gauge woven wire all around tho Pins Tho following averages include the S *nd droughty conditions continued Free autos leave First National cage, nnd to instnll iron bars at all • . games played last night. These aver­ over much of the south, some portions Bank corner tomorrow (Friday) be­ windows and doors, nnd also to install ages show that tlie leading howlers n Now on sale at McLAULIN’S Jewelry Store S of the Everglades district having had ginning nt one o’clock for the big one extra toilet in each Stockade, all no rain of moment for from four to auction sale of Lane’s addition. Hand this work to be done under the super­ for the different clubs are: Bower, *i* weeks. All regular stations re­ concert. 304-ltc vision of Supt. J. M. Wynn. Mr. Price firat; Lloyd, second for the Kiwanis Club; lidding first, Henuud second ported u deficiency, except Tampa. is also instructed to put up one cy­ for the Congregational Club; Amann ■ The greatest amount reported wns 1.2 BOMB OUTRAGES IN CHICAGO press water tank and tower. first and Betts second for the Men's inches »t DeFunink Springs. No rain Deputy Sheriff Bond of J. M. Vick­ Club, nnd Britt first nnd Knight sec­ tax lie la I ril I’ rFNut Oir T h e occurred at some stations. CHICAGO, March 10.—A Idnck ery wns approved. ond for the Rotary Club. Amnnn’s Fondltion of Crops: On the whole powder bomb last light tore nwny tho Clerk of the Board Is instructed to averages do not appear in the in­ the week's weather wns favorable for front of the home of I’ctcr Fortier, write to Osceoin Cypress Co., request­ the seeding, germlnntlon, nnd growth but did no damage. According to the ing their check for $125.00 to balance dividual averages because only those ■ THE JEWELER 212 E. First St. [ of all crops, except much of tho sou­ police Fortier had been working in a duo on this donation of $250.00 for thnt hnve participated in ten games or more are listed. He has pluyed in S thern division, where precipitation plant in which there has been a strike rond work to Osceola. nine with an average of .110, l1*" been insufficient for more thnn and they believe tho bomb was sot Motion of L. P. Hngnn, 2nd hy C. W. This is how they stand: * month, Low lands in the west wefe off to frighten him. Entzmlngcr, nnd carried. .Clerk of G. TP. Pet. ton wet for several days, hut uplnnds This was the second bomb outrage tb|MHonrd is instructed to draw n wnf Bower, Kiwanis ...........21 3538 .108 ...21 Vrr worked and the planting o' reported in the past 24 hours, the first, rant for $2000.00 on the Fine & For30 4041 .154 forn, melons, truck, nnd some cotton having shaken the "gold coast," the fcjturo Fund, nnd transfer same to the Bidding, Cong...... Betts, Men's Club .30 4179 .139 l l n,l: ancc:1 .i"nlisfnctornyhomo of mnny of Chicago’s wealthiest Road nnd Brldgo Fund. 28 3891 .138 "f „ similar nature wns carried citizens nnd badly dnmnging tho home Motion of Comr. O. P. Swopo, 2nd by Runaud, Cong................28 0,1 Is the northern nnd upper central of Charles J. Agnew, a member of the (;omr. c . W. Entzmlngcr and carried, Pennington, Cong. ...27 372(1 .137 Britt, Rotary .............. 27 3093 .130 wuntlcs. Early corn and melons wore city council. Contractors Maule nnd Snyder, aro .2 7 3000 .133 ^rkn], nml both crops mnde good Later n third bomb was exploded un­ hereby instructed to commence work Lloyd, Kiwanis .............27 Overlin, Men's Club . 30 4001 .133 Prop res*. Peanuts wore planted gen? der the [JUIUl porch Ui of IM the home ftf-n tJC T lilt! V ilU Miu of John L. on the new hnrd surfaced roads, on 3590 .132 Knight, Rotary ...........27 ...27 ( l,rUH trec" arc in ron,D* White, general manager of tho Conti- the road from Oviedo to the Orange Housholder, Rotary ..... 23 2910 .120 ...23 trm '7 Pr° f,,Rl’ bu?°m °V‘ nontnl Can Company. The police do- County Linc. Voting yen: O. P. 28 3550 .120 j nos of the belt. Lnrgc shipments c,amJ ,nbor trouble nt the plant was Swope, C. W. Entzmlngcr nnd L. A. Bolly, Congregational ..28 ^1 truck vt*1](aK D Ulinnin11it 1tomatoes niM IAnn W AttA rcitponaibi0. especially were Brumley; Voting Nay: L. P. Hngnn NO HARM IN KISS ■ TnB,le from the southern division. Tho porch nnd windows for a block nnd E. Curlett. Rnmp "'"all shipments of new Irish IF PROPER MEASURES nroiind wore demolished, Motion of Comr. O. P. Swope, 2nd CAN HE TAKEN T*rtntrifH were made from the potnto by Comr, C. W. Entzmlngor nnd car­ Ht of St. Johns and Putnam counMISS GRACE TOMPKINS ried, Attorney Goo. A. DeCottes, is H I v T h e ANHiirlntvtl I'rrxwi Tobacco seed beds nro in good (Registered Nurso) CHICAGO, March 10.—Potting, and instructed to nppoar before the board Condition. The highways are good, i Surgical, Medical nnd Obstetrical of county commissioners of Volusin even a kiHs. if stolen under eyes of • ,Xc,'Pt. possibly in the extreme west. ,* calls answered County ns Attorney for this board on competent chnporones nro chnmpionod Come out nnd henr COL. J. Q. NOLAN, National Lecturer of Phone 563-W 809 French Avc. March 9th. nnd request thnt Semi­ by Dr. Leo A. Stone of the Chicago THE INVISIBLE EMPIRE nnd personnl representative of UOIIATIO BOTTOM I.Y nole County be given n franchise to Department of Health, said in n speech i;o:-tfc Col. Wm. Jos. Simmons, Imperial Wizard. Lecturer is u man BRITISH PUBLISHER build nnd operate n toll bridge ut Os­ before the State Hcnlth Commission. of Nntional Fame. ACCUSED OF GRAFT 35 beautiful residence lots go under teen Ferry, same to be mnde n free "Thera's too much prudery afloat to­ the auctioneer's hammer tomorrow nt bridge whon It has paid for itself, day he said. I can sea nothing wrong LECTURE FREE 2 o'clock. I-nno’H Addition, Ssnford in n young man becoming affectionatu Motion of Comr. C. W. Entzmlngcr, io n d o n . Mnrch in.—The ense Everybody invited. LADIES ESPECIALLY URGED TO tfn nst Horatio Bottomlv. member Heights You name your own price. 2nd by Comr. O. P. Swope nnd car­ if a young woman is willing and its JHlnmont and former Publisher of Terms only Vi cash, and balance easy ried. The bill of Smith & Co., for done under, proper safeguards." COME) , v(j nm. was renewed today. He monthly payments. J04-lte lumber for tho Genova bridge, is re­ Pay your poll tax before Saturday i, r nr"e,i with hnvinrr converted to * . ferred tto Comr. E. Curlett. I'M Motion of Comr. O. P. Swopo, 2nd night if you want to vote in the bond uso five thousand pounds of Attend the mass meeting at the belonging to tho Victory Court House Thursday night nt eight by Comr. E. Curlett, nnd carried. The election for county roads and the Os­ CORNER FIRST STREET AND PARK AVE. Flub, . o’clock. Clerk of tho Bonrd is instructed to not teen bridge. that you may get your choice before the best are picked | . JOIN NOW ! if you are not a member of our Clothing Club, It’s advantages are big. Let us explain it to you. * Perkins & Britt a 1 lTIULClji BOWLING LEAGUE NOTES Good load of Tennessee Mules for sale or trade at Brady’s Barn. J. C. HUMAN : BANKRUPT STOCK ! THIS WEEK ONLY S Wonderful bargains--------Cash prices only McLAULIN KUKLUX HO THEY ARE H A T THEY ARE HY THEY ARE FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 17 AT 8 P. M. . >I \ ■ i< 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, March 16, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 16, 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/5d82cef1f8a971d289c45a3cf49cd012.pdf 900ab14e1a242706378d7e9db6e1636e PDF Text Text SANFORD T n i ? ••The City S u b s ta n tia l” ■ ■ ,1 Herald . IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST ,OLUME II SANFORD ‘The City Substantial” VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 305 j % SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1922 .. I _ ............ SEC’Y REED WANDERS ON THROUGH FASTNESS AND WITHOUT ASSISTANCE NATIONAL LEGION HEAD WAS GUEST OF HONOR AT PALM BEACH TODAY FRANCE TO PAY ALL HER DEBTS SAYS PREMIER Shared Honors With WILL AVERT Sfft. Woodfill, Greatest COMING STRIKE, American Soldier ’ IF POSSIBLE FLORIDIANS SPEAK . WANTS TO CORRECT IM PRESWAS ADVANCED AGAINST. HIS SION t h a t FRANCE WOULD FIGURES AND FLAYED REI'Ull- i IJACK UP MCA NS FOR NON-SUPPORT (Hr The \»*<ieliitril I’rrini) PARIS, March 17.—Premier Poin( l l r T h e A i x i r l n l r d I'rr a n ) WASHINGTON, March 17.—The cure told the Finance Committee of campaign t of tho Irreconcllables the senate yesterday that Franco will against tflb four power Pacific treaty pay all her debts. Thu declaration in­ continued without abatement in the terproted by the press ns intended to Senate yesterday despite signs of (correct the impression made by Louis waning interest and the disposition of Loucheur's speech in Lyons Inst month leaders to regard ratification of tile1in which he said it his belief that pact as a foregone conclusion. France never would bo able to pay For more than three hours, in a any of hpr debt to the United States. Senate chamber which most of the time was all but deserted, Senator TWENTY NATIVES Reed, Democrat, Missouri, assailed r o n n n I f l T ¥ IT’f'l I N both the four power and naval trentA , _r je., which he snid would fit together( RIOTS YESTERDAY to put the United States in a position of “helplessness” in tho Pacific. He Dritish East Africa Scene of Strike charged that the facts underlying the Troubles 5-f>.;i naval settlement had been mis-------represented and put into the record «h> The i,re««» figures of his own destined to show1 l-ONDON, March 17,-Twcnty nathat superiority of speed, armament tlw * wcru ki,lL''1 aml thirty w°u«i«lcd l,ritiHh Ka"1 Africa vo*ter” nml auxiliary craft would greatly in... , nt Nairo,,i.................. crease the relative strength of the ,la>’ 1,1 lighting following rlemonstraBritish and Japanoso navies. tion» "Vpr tho arrof,t of ln‘,inn AKita The Missouri Senator's address tor Thuku. Thuku was arrested Wed­ wns interrupted by senators who ques- nesday and trouble followed inlinehoned him on minor points of infer- 1diatc,y by “ 8tr,ik‘J of nulivu workur“ motion regarding tho nnvnl estimntes1ypstpr<lny nnd «>oni«n*tr.itions renew­ he submitted, and when ho had fin- ed mid riot act read. The crowd fin* iihed the debate drifted to other sub- ally “ttempted to rush police hoarljects. Tho administration leaders g a rte rs and troops fired, made no effort to reply to the attack, maintaining that Wodnc.,l,.y'. agree-1 UNMIPIOYHBNT SITUATION meat to vote finally on the treaty on 8II0WS IMPROVEMENT March 21 had cre.hcd all po.nlbllltlc. IACCORDING TO WOODS of an adverse vote. ( H r T h e .t*NiM'ln(ril I 're m i) Toward tho end of his nrgumont WASHINGTON,, March 17.—Re­ Senator Reed trained his fire on tho ports from widoly separated states apparent diminution of interest in tho Bhow an improvement in tho employ­ debate, noting for tho Record that ment situation, according to Colonel only two Republican senators were Arthur Woods, chairman Emergency present, und flaying the Republicans Commlttoo of President's Conference who had stood with him against the on Unemployment. Versailles treafy but now woro sup­ porting the four power pnet. These PISTOL RATTLE AHOARD men, he snid, had heard the command­ TWO MASTED SCHOONER ing voice of their political party, but WITn BOOTLEGGERS kept away from tho debate on tho Semite floor because they were NEW YORK, March 17.—Fifteen “ashamed.” special Rovonuo Agents today ar­ In tho view of senators who have rested twenty-four men after a pis­ canvassed the situation carefully, the tol battlo aboard a two masted two big issues remaining to bo sottlcd lo< schooner, said to bo loaded with li­ In tho four powor tronty fight rovolvo quor in the East river at foot of Tif­ •bout tho foreign relations commit­ fany stroot in Bronx. tee's “no nllinnco" reservation and the compromise reservation that is to be proposed regarding participation of outside powers in conferences over Pacific questions. Kb Kn VERDICT OF GUILTY Mi CELERY Kb Ka Mi Kn Ka w ith r e c o m m e n d a t io n ' K4 FOR LEE II. COART Cnrlot Shipments Reported for Thurs­ ( lly T h e A a a o e l n t r d I’r r a a ) .. d a y , .......... Mnrch .16th > .BOTTON, Ga., March 17.— Florida—Sanford section ..............— 03 , Jary returned a verdict today Florlda-M anatee section ..............13 L guilty with recommendation for California-Southern district ........ 2 mercy in tlyo caso of Major Lee H. Coart, who vfas on trial here for the Total Cftr„ ...............................78 murder of A. B. McNleco, former ( Destinations of Florida Shipments •uperintendont of tho Talbot county WnycroSHi 12; Savannah, 0; St. Louis, 2; Buffalo, 1; Spokane, 1; To­ ledo, 1; New York, 17; Philadelphia, '•EGION w il l d r iv e 4; Louisville, 1; Chattanooga, 1; Ok­ to o b t a in jo b s lahoma City, l; Pittsburgh, 1; Potofo r t h e UNEMPLOYED in^c Yards,Yo; Flroonco, 3; Richmond, j l; Baltimore, 1; Seattle, 1; Montreal, WASHINGTON"* March *17!—Full- ^I * Chicago, r>; Cincinnati, 2; Detroit, e»t co-operation with tho American '15 Columbus, 1; Elrplra, 1; Jacksonk'ghin in its employment day drive v91e, 1. Total, 78 cars. Monday to find jobs for sovon Diversions Filed Since Last Report hundred thousand unemployed voterFrom West JnckHonvillo: Houston *ns of the World War, was urged In L Philadelphia 1, Potomac Ynrds 1. * "‘utemen* issued today by Sccro- Shipping Point Information, Mch. If. tary of U bor Davis. 'j SANFORD, FLA^: Cool, clenr, win­ dy. Hnulings heavy. Demand and Thirty . f o u r t h o u s a n d i movement good, market firm, no DOLLARS WORTH LIQUOR | change in prices. Cnrlots f. o. b. ensh IN GRAPEFRUIT CRATES trnck: 10 Inch crates Golden Self Blanching, In tho rough, 3s-0s, $1.50MIAMI, Mnrch 17.—Two mixed $1-75; cnrlots f. o. h. usual terms: J«Hoads grapefruit, cnbbngo.l toma- $1.75-$2.00, mostly $1.85. Washed and p " . Hquor was seized by Florida proeoolcd $2,25-$2.35. E“«t Const Rnilrond police and ahor- Total cnrlot shipments from Flor'«"t night In two raids, one n e a r' 1«ln last senson to date, cara....28B7 l° rt Plorco and one hero. Fort Total cnrlot shipments from San;,i|,rco enr notted four hundred and ford soctlon this Benson to date, thirt y aevon cases liquor and tho .1717 cars It. . • oqu o r nnu Wiv ....... .............. ftimml c«r two hundred cases. • LI- Total cnrlot shipments from Manfluor was valued to total thirty-four ntco section this season to date, ,h°u*nnd dollars. cars ............. .....“...... 1................ 714 OPERATORS WILL PRESENT JEROME WIDEMAN, STATE COM­ THEIR REPLY TO WAGE MANDER; PENSACOLA NEXT • DEMANDS CONVENTION? HYMAN WON Gives Figures on Pacific P edvedno Notice*' not an arg um ent MARKETS •n •s! 7,rj m (II) T h e A a a o rln lril I'rr a a ) NEW YORK, Mnrch 10.—Negotiulions to avert the threatened closing of the nnthmeite mines of the nation is expected to reach a climnx today when the operators were to present their reply to the nineteen wage de­ mands submitted by the miners at their conference Wednesday. Revival Service Continue to Draw Large Crowds Methodist Church the Scene of Many Touching Scenes ■ I --•■•■-,i f ; JC.vr • • nSSI DR. GEORGE HYMAN Of Sanford, elected Chaplain of the Florida Division, American Legion at Palm Bench Today I BIG THEATRE TRUST NOW BEING PLANNED, . . TO INCLUDE BIG ONES Those who attended the revival ser­ vices last night at the Methodist church, witnessed a fine sight. When Dr. Walker made the call to penitents, a father who was holding a sleeping child, arose, carefully placed tho child in the arms of another, turned, nnd followed by his wife, who carried a sleeping baby in her nrms, went to the altar. As for me nnd my house, said this father and mother, wc will serve the Lord. Truly none need the wisdom and strength promised to those who fear Him more than do tho parents of this generation. In addition to this husband nnd wife there were a number of other con­ versions following n fine sermon by Dr. Walker, who preached a religion of joy and optimism. "One of my sons, once expressed his pity for mo,” said Dr. Walker, "Whnt nre you pity­ ing me for,” I asked. "Because you can’t hnvo nny sort of n good time," he replied. "But ho -was mistaken. There isn't a single good thing in this world any Christian ennnot enjoy." The service tonight is especially to tho young people of Sanford. Come to the meeting. ( H r T h e A n a o r l u t e d l’ r « n ) PALM BEACH, Mnrch 17.—Jerome Wldomnn, of West Palm Bench, at­ torney, wns elected commnnder of the Florida Department of the AmorIcnn Legion today; Ponsncoln was chosen the next convention city whore tho convention will he” held June 14, 1023. Dr. Jack Halton, of Sarasota, nnd H. Noil Kirkman, of Pnlntka, op­ posed Wldomnn for cloction. Halton dropped out nfter tho first ballot, nnd Wldomnn wns elected on the second ballot. Sketch of Jerome Wldomnn Jerome E. Widemnn, nn attorney of West Palm Bench, has been promi­ nently identified with tho Legion post of that city since its organization, having served in vnrious official ca­ pacities. He wns a delegate from this state to tho last annual convention of the American Logion nt Knnsns City and is a retiring member of tho Flori­ da department’s executive committee. He wns a prime mover in the elabor­ ate arrangements perfected for the en­ tertainment of tho visiting legion­ naires to the convention just closed. During the war Mr. Wideman serv­ ed'’as a first lieutenant with the doughboys. , , I WEST PALM BEACH, Mnrch 17. —Hnnnford MncNhler, nntional commnnder of tho American Lcgion„ wns tnc guest of honor at the fourth annual stnto convention of the Flor-CHICAGO, March 17.— (By the Associated Press).—A num; idn department of tho American Le­ her of the leading theatres and theatrical productions of the Unit­ gion in Palm Bench yesterdny. Mr. ed States will be merged under one centralized management ac­ MncNider wns accorded nn ovntionr cording to the Chicago Herald and Examiner which today printed which lasted for several minute* whnt it termed plans for a hundred million dollar combine. Ac­ when he had been introduced by cording to the newspaper, A. L. Erlanger and J. J. find Lee Schu­ State Commander Lowry, the packed bert, who merged their interests lasts week are now negotiating convention hall became n riot of with Chnrles Dillingham, A. H. Woods, Florenz Ziegfeld, Sam Har­ cheering nnd songs, which tho nation­ ris, George Cohan, Selwyns amljotherh to join them. al commnnder vainly tried to still. He wns nccompnnicd to the platform FLORIDA CONVICTS GREAT by Colonel J. McA. Pnlmer, of the EXPENSE TO TAXPAYERS war department nnd Dr. Davis For­ ster, national executive committee­ III) Tlic ANmirlnti-il I'rraa > . , TALLAHASSEE, Mnrch 10.—Flor. man from Florida. Mr. MncNider snid in his address Ida convicts costs the taxpayers of the*8tate n great donl of money re­ no price could be put on patriotism gardless of the work they perform on and thnt such remarks were an in­ the Htnte roads as is evidenced by sult to the ex-service man. He con­ list of supplies the department cluded his speech by saying: "We Fine Crowd Presentand Many Good Points About the purchases each year. Bids were re­ must build thin legion of ours so big Roads idi Brought " Out ceived here recently for supplying nnd fine nnd strong nnd keep it so certain quantities of clothing and cienn nnd straight nnd American, Tho mnss meeting held in the court house laHt night to discuss the pro­ hed’linon, the articles to be delivered that when we ask for certain things posed bond issue or issue of the time warrants for county roads and im­ nt the rond ropnrtmen’s warehouses for the ex-service man—for the dis­ The abled man who must live through tUe provements was well attended and made up in enthusiasm whnt it lacked in nt Yukon, near Jacksonville. wnr forever in tho homes and hospit­ purchnso included tho following: numbers. George W. Knight acted us chairman and several good talks were Approximately 200 dozen gray cot­ als of this country, and for thosa made on the question of the roads and the improvements that must he made in order to keep intact the roads thut have already been built. ”* • ton pants, assorted sizes, 10 ounce. men who are financially disabled— Approximately 20 dozon gray cot­ our communities will say if the Le­ Tho action of tho county commissioners Yn calling for the bond election gion is for it, we will bo for i t " was unanimously endorsed by the meeting nnd it was also decided to mnku ton shirts, assorted sics, 8-ounce. Among the other distinguished vis­ an nejivo campaign over the county in order that the. question could be tuken 1 Approximately 50 doven night itors who mndo speeches woro Sorup in Its entirety and no one left In ignorance of whore tho roads would ho shirts. Approximately 100 pillow slips, geanti Samuel Woodfill, world w ar mndo nnd where tho old rondst would be repaired nnd improved. hero, former state commanders Gen­ It wns also decided by Attorney DeCottes that in this particular bond 10x81 Inches. Approximately 100 dozen sheets, eral A. H. Blonding, of Bartow and election that any qualified voter in the county could vote in the election. The Judge J. VL. Billingsly of Miami; meeting was a unit for tho bonds and demonstrated that the pcoplo nru great­ 42x81 inches. Mrs. llomnrt, first national president Approximately 200 dozon pairs ly interested in mnking new ronds and preserving those already built of tho Women’B Auxiliary; Julio R. shoes. , Embil, of Jacksonville, Cuban consul; DON EGAN IS ACQUITTED . BODY COL. WATTERSON AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE » Adjutant General Lowell, of tho CIIARGE EMBEZZLEMENT TAKEN TO LOUISVILLE Florida National Guard, and George . * IN FEDERAL COURT WILL JOURNEY TO MUSCLE ON APRIL THE FOURTn L. Berry, president of International SHOAI.S, SATURDAY. MCH. 25 Pressmen’s Association. ' (Hr The Aaa<irli,«rd I'rraa) *II* •»'»-— « « « o - |n < - il I ' r r a a ) A resolution presented by James TAMPA, Mnrch 17.—Federal JACKSONVILLE, March 17.—An­ ( H r T h e A a ao rln led I 'r r a a ) W. Morros, jr., chairman of tho reso­ Judge Cnll today directed the Jury nouncement wns mado today that tho WASHINGTON, March 17.—Tho fo*- a verdict of ncquittult for Arthur body of Colonel Henry Wntterson, Sonnto Agricultural committee decid­ lutions committee, thnt appropriate Donovan, former President of the who died horo Inst December will bG ed today to start n trip of inspection legislation be passed and action tak­ en to cancel naturalization papers of St. Cloud Bnnk, charged with em- taken to Louisville April second. to Muscle-Shoals March 25th. those citizens who violntod their bezzling twenty thousnnd dollnrs. Tho funeral will bo held at nt tho FIrut FInit j --------------------oath of allegiance to this country District Attorney snid ho would be Christina church. Louisville, on April [/YOUNG JULIAN CARR during the world wnr, wns adopted. rendy Mnrch 27, for fire trlnl of Don- fourth. ’ ........................... DIED IN NEW YORK; f Morris McElyea, of Miami, acting egan on othor indictments charging HEAD DURHAM MILLS thnirqinn of tho constitution and by­ *N| misappropriation on one hundred nnd FULL JURY FOR laws committee presented a resolu­ eighty-seven thousand dollars. (lly T h e A aao eln trd I 'rr a a I "FATTY" ARBUCKLE TRIAI DURHAM, N. C., Mn«ch 1 7 .-Ju l- tion giving every post, regardless of (IIr The Aaanrlnted freaal I lfln S< Cnrr» Jr-> President of the Dur- its total 'number of members, the SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC SAN FRANCISCO, March 16.—A t-1 ham hosiery mills nnd known ns the privilege of sending three delegates SWEEPING COSTA RICA tornoyH'for the state announced Into ( hoslory .... king, In Now York City nnd six alternates to the conven­ c*» died ••• •%»•«» V/IVJ 22,000 PEOPLE HAVE IT Inst night thnt they accepted tho jury this ' morning. Fnlling health for sov- tions wns opposed by M. M. Givens, I I I)' T h | A a a o e ln t e d I ' r e a a l ns It then stood for tho third trial of eral months as a result of n nervous I of Tampa nnd finally^ was recommit­ SAN SALVADOR, March 17.—A Roscoe Arbucjde, film comedian on n breakdown Inst yonr. He was tho son ted for presentation at the next sssserious epidemic of smallpox Is manslaughter charge In connection of Qoneral Julian S. Cnrr, command-! *ion. \ sweeping Costn Rico. A San Jose wlth^tho death of Miss Virginia Rappe, cr-ln-chlof of the Confederate veter­ dispatch says twenty-two thousnnd film actress. The jury contains three ans, who has been seriously ill nt his The world nt your door every even­ persons have the disease. . women. . home hero. in g for 15c.—Dally Herald. f One Hundred Million Combine Will Control the Theatre Business 11 MASS MEETING FOR BONDS WAS MOST ENTHUSIASTIC AT COURT HOUSE LAST NIGHT ’ * A V I e - - - - - - - - aau Mv V V IIV M • * ’ �P a y Y our P o ll T a x B efo re S a t u r d a y , M arch 18th To be Qualified to Vote in the Bond Election to be Held April 1 lth M Ml III « t h hi »n SI D. n. Tuton, cashier, First National Rank, DoLnnd, Volusia county. T H E E. M. Webster, cashier, First Nat­ ional Hank of Now Smyrna, New Evening Pictures Start at 7 j0 Smyrna, Volusia county. r* am ** F* Fa CELERY U. F. E. Cook, president, Ledhburg m mi id iu State Rnnk, Leesburg, Lake county. Jesse L. Lasky Rain again today. W. P. Phifer, president, I’hlfor Presonts ' Curlot Shipments Reported for Wed* Stnte Hank, Gninosvillo, Alnchun coun­ Eminent Publicist at Coming RedMEItltlE MATRONS nesday, March 15th. Everything seems quite at Palm • ty. path Chautauqua. Florida—Sanford section ..... 52 Mrs. W. T. Langley was the gra­ O. P. Swope, director Hank of Ovie­ Reach. Florida—Manatee section ............... U cious hostess yesterday afternoon, do, Oviedo, Seminola county. ‘California—Northern district ......... 1 Ought to hear something good about w in Deliver Great Lecture on "The when she entertained at bridge, th e ! G. G. Ware, president F irst NationCalifornia—Southern district ......... 4 Snnford tomorrow. guests Including members of the nl Unnk, Leosburg, Lake county. Indlepeneable Toole of *% _ Democracy.” Mcrrie Matrons Bridge Club, there be-1 Forest Lake, president Seminole Total cars ..................................... 00 Tho revivnl services a t tho Metho­ ing two tables of players, .County Bank, Snnford. " With Destinations of Florida Shipments dist church nro gaining in interest ev­ T h o Indispensable Toole of Democ­ The rooms where the card tables F. P. Forster, president First Natracy’' Is announced ns the lecture sub­ were placed, were adorneu with bns- lonal Hank, Snnford. Wnycross, 15; Savannah, 5; Balti­ ery night. There wore more men out Will Rogers and ject of Fmnk Dixon, lecturer nml kets and vases of petunias, nnstur-1 II. F. Whitner, cashier, First Nat- to tho service lust night than nny more, 2; Pittsburgh, 1; Kansas City, publicist, who will he heard at the tiums, iris, lantnnia and other cut innnl Rnnk, Snnford. time since tho rovivnl started. I; Potomac Yards, !>; Philadelphia, 3; Lila Lee coming Rcdpnth Chautauqun. Mr. flowers, combined with sprays of H. P. Smith, vice-president, PeoProvidence, 1; Wichita, 1; Florence, 1; Dixon Is nationally known ns a pow­ J. H. Loo and 0. P. Swope nro among chiengo, 8; Jacksonville, 2; Toronto, erful Chnutimqun lecturer. For nearly ferns, forming n beautiful springtime pies Rnnk, Snnford. A. R.>Kcy, cashier, Seminole Coun­ tho visitors to tho city today from ^j. i,os Angeles, 1; Now York, 0; Ctnsetting for this delightful affair. Ovcido. Mr. Swope has been shipping cinnnti, 2; Cleveland, 1; Buffalo, 1. Friday nnd Snturduy—Mury PickThe tally curds wore designed with ty Bank, Snnford. ford in "Through the Back Boor”B. G. Smith, president, Bank of some excellent celery from his fnrms Total, 01 enrs. shamrocks, and when scores wore also “West is West," a Sunshine in Black Hammock this week. counted, Mrs. J. G. Sharon hnvlng Oviedo, Scmlnoio county. Diversions Filed Since Last Report Comedy. Geo. R. DeSnussure, innnngcr Jack­ top score was presented a dainty hnnd From Snvnnnah: Pittsburgh, 1; Among tho Seminole county bank­ Washington, 1; Boston, 4; St. Louis, 2; sonville branch Federal Resorvo Rnnk. embroidered guest towel. .1. R. Slnttory, secretary Federal Re­ ers attending tho meeting hero yestcr- HufTnlo, 1; Chicago, H; Detroit, 1; Following the uwnrding of tho dny was B. G Smith of Oveido, presi­ Philadelphia, 1; Cincinnati, 1; St. Jos­ prize, the hostess nssisted by Miss serve Rank of Atlanta. dent of the Oveido Bank and one of eph, 1; Cleveland, 1; Toledo, 1; Atlan­ Mildred Simmons, served delicious re­ Frank Tracy, New York. LABEL YOUR VEGETABLES Col. Geo. W. Knight, president of tho county’s live business men. freshments consisting of peach salad ta, 1; Now York, 1; Minneapolis, 1; on lettuce, chicken snlnd snndwichos, Snnford Chamber of Commerce. Toronto, 1. . Attornoy James G. Sharon has re­ It. W. Pearmun, jr., secretary Snn­ strawberry shortcake nmi coffee. All quotations ure for sales on The Herald has advocated a standard turned from Tallahnsscc where he had Florida Golden Self Blanching Celery puck nnd n standard brand for the Those enjoying the cordial hospital­ ford Chamber of Commerce. legal business boforo the Supremo in 10 inch crates unless otherwise Sanford growers for many years. It E. A. Douglass, Sanford. ity of Mrs. Langley were Mrs. J. G. moans more money and satisfaction at Sharpon, Mrs. G. D. iinrt, Mrs. Reg C. D. Gun, county ngent, Alnchun Court. Ho Btoppcd over in Quincy on stated. his return to soo homo tolks. Holly, Mrs. Ed Lane, Mrs. R. J. Hol­ county. Shipping Point Information, Murch both ends of the line. Tho Herald Printing Co., is printing a big order ly, Mrs. A. W. Fitts, Mrs. C. E. Hen­ Wm. T. Donnelly, Now York. 15th: of benutiful labels this week for the Tho many friends of Dr. Nolle Tolnr L. A. Brumley, Snnford. > ry. Mrs. Fred Wnlsninn. SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, rained will be glad to learn thnt he is im­ during the dny. Huulings heavy. Do- Snnford Truck Growers, Inc., for L. I. Frnzior, Sanford. proving at tho hospital In Memphis maiui and movement moderate, market their Seminole Brand. The work it SOCIAL DEPARTMENT John Mcisch, Snnford. F R A N K D IXO N where ho was forced to go scvcrnl steady, little change in prices. Car- done in red and black ink ami make a The Social’ Department of the Wo­ days ago on account of n serious ill­ lots f. o. h. cash track: 10 inch crates very distinctive label nnd ono that te; in (m Ha sq Pu te twenty years ho has spoken each year man's Club gave a bridge party Tues­ ness thnt forced him to leave his prac­ Golden Self Blanching, in the rough, will take its place in the markets of to audiences In practically every stnt« day afternoon, with Mrs. R. E. Tolar tice for several weeks. ns hostess, assisted by Mrs. W. T. In the Union. 38-fls, $1.60-11.76. Curlots f. o. b. the United Stntes and Canada. The Frank Dixon, ns an Interpreter nl Langley. There were three tables o'" usual terms: §1.75-$^j.00. Washed Snnford Truck Growers Inc., believe in a standard pack nnd nre not nfraid the rapidly changing currents of gov­ players. II. S. A. BASEBALL and pro-eoolcd, $2.25-$2.35. ernmental and social forces, has been to put their label on their goods for Baskets of petunias and ferns were Total cnrlot shipments from San­ well described as "keen, caustic, they bolievo in u good pack nnd a The Junior Chapter Brotherhood of ford section this season to date courageous, loglcnl, brilliant—a gen­ effectively used in decorating the guaranteed pack and in advertising. Saint Andrew Rnscbnll Tonm is What do you think of this cars .............................................1064 eral hurrying out fact nfter fnct Into clui) rooms. Incidentally they also believe in hav­ scheduled to play a fast gnme. of base­ Of exceptional interest was the Total curlot shipments from Man­ now cold spoil? We say battle formation." ing their labels nnd other work done ball ngninst the Lake Monroe Gram­ game of bridge played during tho af­ "Tho Indispensable Tools of De­ atee section this season to date, cold down here in Fleuridee in Snnford by Snnford printers. mar School Team nt I.nko Monroe on ternoon, high score being mnde by mocracy" promises to be one of the because it seems cold to us cars ............................................ 701 Snturdny afternoon nt 2:30 P. M. most Important of tho Chautauqua Mrs. G. D. Hart, who was awarded n Total cnrlot shipments frgm Flor­ but it is really nice spring WILL ROGERS FIGHTS IN lectures. hnnd pninted cake box. The tally r3 weather and great for the Fa ida last acaqpn to snmu date, | "ONE GLORIOUS D.\V* HOLY CROSS SONG SERVICE ' curds were painted with shamrocks, lui celery. It seems that every enrs .............................................2281) | signifying that St. Patrick's tiny was fn thing is with us this year Telegraphic Reports from Important Ho never had a renl fight in his A very wonderful nnd most benutiapproaching. Mnrkcts nnd no enuse to worry. Kcop life, said Will Rogers, hut lie Inis had fol Cantata is to lie rendered by n At tho conclusion of tho card game, Fa •jp tho gait, put tho old car several screen scraps nnd the most lnrgo Chorus nnd assisted by splendid ' tho hostess served n dnlnty Ice courso. Ha in high nnd in the middle of MRS. FRED DAIGEit, Society Editor, thrilling ono, probably, occurred dur­ soloists this Sunday night nt Holy Fn tho road. Old Man Pros­ Phone 217-W ing the filming of the Paramount com­ Cross Church, Pnrk Avo., nt 4th St., BANKERS' ASSOCIATION K\1 perity is standing by Flor­ II i n u h a v e n n y fr ie n d s r l s l l l n a y o n ' edy, "One Glorious Dny," in which this Sunday night nt 7:30 P. M.. It HAD GREAT PROGRAM, — If y v u nre g u l n g a n y w h e r e nr cu m in * lUl ida and especially by San­ h o m e , or U y o u a r e r n l r r U h l i c , w r i t e | he plays the leading role, witii Lila is thnt mnrvelous Cnntntn of MnunIIIG MEETING YESTERDAY Fa ford nnd little old Seminole ■ p i.i t n l card to t h i s d e p a r t m e n t , * l v l n * Lee ns lending woman, ami Alan Hale dcr's: "Pcntinonce, Pardon nnd Pence.” d e t a i l s , o r t r l e h p o n e t h e Item . It w i l l Fa county. Pay your poll tux b e n r e n l l y n p p reeln ted . ns thc viliinn, which comes to the Star (Conllnurtl from P w Oti.l The Soloists nro to ho nssisted by Mr. Apopka, Apopka was selected as the Fa today. Theatre tonight. Henry J. Wllmshurst, DoLnnd’s best SOCIAL CALENDAR next meeting plnce of Group Number Fa 5:10 A. M. MARCH 16, 1022 It in with Huic thnt Rogers has to known tenor singer. The personnel of NEXT MONDAY NIGHT IF PBT1 indulge in n real rough nnd tumble Three and tho now officers selected Fa Maximum .................... HI tho choir is: Fridny—Mrs. J. E. Pace will entor- for the ensuing year were as follows: Fa Minimum ........ 01 TIONS IS SIGNED fight nnd ns tho former is n big Soloist: Mrs. Julius Tnknch, nnd 01 tain tho Booklovers Club Fridny nf- For pre8,dont( William Edwards, pros- Fn Range ................ TODAY man, well muscled nnd in fine physic­ Messrs. A. H. Stone, J.- H. Pnrker nnd temonn at 3:30 o’clock. | |||cnt of tho stnto Hank „f Apopka, Fa Barometer ...................30.00 al condition, the latter hnd to do some II. J. Wllmshurst. (llr TIip Ix-iM'liitnl I'rrMl Fridny. Miss Mnrion Hnnd will en- j nn(J Frc(, c Anen> president of the Fa Rain ...................................00 Sopranos: Mrs. G. Smith, Miss WASHINGTON, March 10.—Peti tall hustling to keep from being dam­ terthin the members of the Senior Q , |o „ nnk Trust Company, as Fa Northeast nnd cloudy. Zon Munson, M th. E. D. Mobley, Mrs. tion for a conference of Republican, aged. Class of S. II. S.. nt her home on Hccrctnry Fn J. N. Robson, Mrs. L. G. Stringfollow, house members for next Monday night | When he had finished the scrap, he the West Side, nt H I’. M. | nt,fore adjourning to luncheon the Fa F a F a F a F a F a F a F a F n Miss Terwllliger, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. to consider a compromise on the bonus grinned and after puffing for a few Saturday—Children s Story Hour will j mcmbCrs passed n resolution expresshill was put in circulation today b y , minutes, observed: bc held at four o’clock nt Central ing their deepest sympathy to Senator H o i F i i F a F a F n F a F s R z F a M A. W. Leo, Mrs. Tnknck. Altos: Mrs. E. F. Householder, Mrs. Representative Lincberger, of Culifor-J “I'vo been in places where I’ve had F®™. | Park Trammell on the grent loss he to do some arguing to get out without Fred Dniger, pr., Mrs. Iloodruff. nin. Friday. Tho Altar Society of the ' ^ >U8tn,ned from thc death of Mrs. a fight, but I never had a regular Tenors: Mr. J. H. Pnrker, Mr. II. J. Catholic Church will give a Sub- TrnlninolI> scrap. I’d rather tell ’em a riddle or Wllmshurst. SPANISH LEADER scription card party at o g h to clock The mann4Cemont „f thc Valdez IIotwo und got their minds off theBass: Mr. Allan H. Stone. KILLED YESTERDAY at tho K C. Hall on Oak St tel 8ervcd thc visitors n very clnbor- F» Fair tonight nnd Fridny iit- Fa l»Y UNKNOWN MAN trouble." Monday. St. Agnes Guild will meet \ ,unchcon after which Mr. Whltner F« tie change in temperature. Fa Pay your poll tax hoforc Saturday Attend the mass meeting at the with Mrs. bred S. Daigcr nt »*«r, Intro(luCcd Geo. R. DeSnussure, mannight if you wnnt to vote In the lwnd ( l l r T h e .\* a o r ln (r d I’r m a ) home on Fourth St., nt threo o’clock. nger of tho Jacksonville branch of Fa Fa Ft F» Court House Thursday night at eight F» MURCIA, Spain, March 16.—Jul­ election for county roads nnd the Os­ o'clock. the Federal Reserve Rank, who eloian Perez Zonic, lender of the Spanish teen bridge. Elmo L. Riley of Jacksonville wns t, (lefcmlctl the Hy8tcm against Pay your poll tax before Saturday provlnciuls Reformist party, wns as­ Pay your poll tax before Saturday In tho city yesterday transacting busl-1^ ntUckfl mndo u,)on tho po| lcy it night if you want tq vote in the bond sassinated yesterday when surrounded night if you want to vote in the bond Attend the mass meeting nt the nesH. pursued during the period of deflation. election for county ronds nnd the Os­ Court House Thursday night at eight by a group of his political adherents. election for county roads and the 0»Seven bullets pierced his body. Oho of teen bridge. » „ „ i I He cited figures proving thnt the teen bridge. • o’clock. ♦ George C. Walker of Ocala was in finnncin, bone£|u accruing to his assailants wns nrrested by the the city yesterday on a business mis- ^ through tho Federai Uc. Attend the mass meeting at the The U. S. Realty Auction Co., of Your InBt opportunity this season to others escaped. , '®n* (serve since the beginning of its opor Court House Thursday night at eight hear "McLcnn, of Knoxville," the Knoxville, Tcnn., nnd St. Petersburg, ntions wore of such magnitude ns to o’clock. Fla., with tho best auction organiMW. M. Jones of Atlanta, Go., repro- overshadow whatever losses its critics South’s famous auctioneer, at Ed. .LOYD GEORGE AND tion in the country, will hnvc a full Sanford's fnmoUH band will render llano’s Auction Snle, Fridny at 2 seating the Victory Paper Bag Co., is to u M DeSnussure launchMARQUIS CURZON WILL force in action nt the sale of L*ne« in the city attending to business. Hnnppy selections at tho auction sale o'clock. 304-ltc ed into tho ronlms of international fi­ HE THE DELEGATES Addition in Sanford Heights tomorrow . _ .. _ , 7”rr i i„ *1,. i nnneo when discussing foreign indebt- of Lnno's Addition tomororw (Fridny) beginning nt 2 o’clock. 304-ltc J. B. McC.ral.y of_T.m p. to tho United S lo t... (Ilf The ANMocInlrd I'rraa) The Herald, 15c per week, delivered nt 2 o’clock, Snnford Heights. 301-1 tc city attending to business, making LONDON, March 10.—Lloyd Georgo J. R. Slattery, secretary of tho Fed­ his headquarters nt thc Montezuma. and Marquis Curzon, secretary of For­ eral Resorvo Bunk nt Atlnntn, in eign Affairs will be among Grent Brit­ short address, Hpoko of tho workings W. W. Watson, of Greenville, N. C., of tho system nnd asked that each ain’s delegates to tho Genon economic is making his hcudqunrtors at tho hanker assist in educating the people conference it wns announced in the Montezuma while in tho city on busi­ House of Commons today. in hiH locality to a full meaning of ness. what tho Federal Reserve System FRANK DIXON T0~ I, LECTURE HERE for n rohcnrsnl of their comody, “Too Much of a Good Thing.” After the rohcnrsnl, light refreshments were served. This comedy is being directed by Lawrence F. Stone and will ho stngod in the near future. : PERSONALS MARKETS am “ONE GLORIOUS DAY” T][h]H D [I][ t 1|a1[r SANFORD’S SOCIETY CONFERENCE OF HOUSE MEMBERS FOR BONUS BILL : THE WEATHER Ireland Seething With Murders, Riot, and Bomb Throwing Mr. and Mr., S. C. E.nnor of Now | ">»“« *» lh» th” York arrived.here. "'Vh“ 'mombon, .pent tho romolndor spend several weeks hero nt the Mon. n 1 of the duy ns guests of Mr. Donnelly tezuma. _____ hjg yncht8 ,md nl,tos carried thorn Mr 1 N Tolnr 'eft last week for ci rr it r will tnko Mcmphln, To. . , , where he wM { * £ n coulee of trontm .nl., nnd will bo nwny for several v.ccks. Mrs. Iwottie Dempsey of Lnkolund is expected tto arrive in a dny or bo nnd will he the guoHt of her sister, Mrs. Joe Hnrrold for sovoral weeks. II. N. Bnmcs of Cocoa, Arthur Novlllo of Chicago, Henry O. Morrill of Tropic nnd J. M. Slattery of Tampa, wore In tho city yesterday attending to business In connection with tho ProCoollng plant. Men Enter Hospitals und Kill the Pa­ tients 0,1 tril,H through the celery doltn. The convention a t Snnford was tho |„r, 0„ point of ntt.ndl.no. nnd ^ wh„ ^ those who guide thfe financial d ..tln . ies of tho stations represented in Group Numhor ’^hreo, wore agreed thut it wns tho most profitable of nny they had attended. Tho following wero the delegates and visitors present: II. It. Stevens, president of tho Peo­ ples Hank, Sanford, Seminole county. J. E. Noble, cashier Bnnk of Titus­ ville, Brevard county. E. L. Nicklo, nBs’t cashier, Volusia c “ n ~ 'Bttnk)" UoL' and, Volusia coun- ty. . G. Courier, preaidont Bnnk of Win­ Tho Sanford Drnmatlc Club mot last ter Park, Winter Pnrk, Ornngo county. night at thc homo of Mlsa Stompor (llr Thr A«Morln(rd 1‘rrNa) GALWAY, Ireland, March 10—Four mon In disguise entered St. Rrldo's homo lust night and Hhnt and killed Sergeants Gibbons and Gllmurtin, and seriously wounded n constable. Just previously three masked mon entored Workhouso hospital nnd killed Patrick Cassidy. BELFAST, March 10.—Daylight bomb throwing today which resulted in tho injury of twelvo portions, four of whom were Boriously injured. AT TUB STAR THEATRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. Th. Circlet US.lf-Adju.tlng- « •»; p ly s li p s o v e r t h . hea d, ej», P.* w a is t n n d a m o o th s o u t ugly . If your dealer can’t get It s*- ' actual bust tnea ure. nunn .« dress Ct $1.80. Circlet prepaid. Sixes Nemo Hyglanlc-Faihlon In ^ 12(1 K. IASI. Naw York-. P«P>|W �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1922 PAGE TWO IIO t.I.Y ...... - ..... ........ .......... H<Hor LII.liA.llD__ . _ S « r * t » r r - T r f u u w ,\K iel,.................... U o n c r a l M i u s e r IIIW IS ..____ Circulation M anager I'kcinr 148 op to SlOO P. M. In h .c r lp tlo n P rlM la A dvance One Y e a r ........... — .........— ..........— ——I HIe M on ik a -------- ----------------------- -----D e l i v e r e d In C it y 8 7 C a r r ie r One W e e k - ............... .... ....................IB C T k e b l* 12- to lH -p a g e W e e k ! • I d e n t i r e l y ro v e r * S e m i n o le < •tod l i p a b f U h c d e v e r y F r i d a y . tU la g iptea m ode k n o w n on a li o n . D e m o c r a t i c In p o litic* . S3 r e a r , a l w y la a d v a n c e ._________ MHMI1KII TIIK ABBOCIATKII PHKH8 St. Patrick’s day dnwnod bright and early. Very little news stirring in the world today. Notice it? Dr. Davis Forster nt the Legion meet in Palm Bench yesterday seems to have "cut a Mellon.” Tavares is about to start a per­ fume factor)’. Quito n change from a lint fnctory of tho early days. Lady Asquith is touring America and writing her impressions. If they don’t quit that stuff we will publish our impressions of England. "Legion JoinH Dry Ranks In Search for Liquor" soys headlines in Jacksonville paper, tAt first glance we thought it might hnvc hnpponed nt I’nlm Beach. We ought to henr something from Palm Roach today by radio—some­ thing that says _Sanford obtained a place on tile official staff of tho state association, /Amorlcnn Legion. Man indicted for bigamy having thirteen wives in Indiana snys when he lenves the pen he will become an evangelist. He could certainly do some tall preaching on King Solo­ mon. Hanford is growing. Even the most pessimistic citizen of this city ad­ mits it. AH we need to do is to keep things moving this smnier instead of going to sleep on the job. We linvo the goods. We should sell them. Thnt Ghost stuff that is keeping Halifax in a constant stew and clut­ tering up thy press despatches re­ solves itself Into a young girl who was doing all the devilment, braiding cow’s tails, throwing rocks agninst houses and other pranks. of the work of the public school should rend it; every legislator who raises a hand or n vote against liberal sup­ port to the public school should be tied |o a stnko and made to liston to it. For It Is not only the child of for­ eign parents or tho child born abroad and emigrant to the United States who needs Americanization; it in tho street child, tho child of poverty apd ignorance nnd wretchedness, who must have It. And it Is here that he gets hls first nnd often hls knowledge of what renl American citizenship may be; here In the public school, he learns not only tho three Rs but what truth, honor nnd decency mean, and what the rights of others stnnd for in young lives otherwise lived only In selfish egoism. Would there wore more Grncc Ir­ wins and more Harper’s Magnxinos to publish nrticles like this; articles which show the American public school In a more grim light thnn thac which illuminntcs merely pretty build­ ings on n West end nvenue to'which tho children of opportunity go. For it is to the public schools, down In tho slumn, stnnding often the one clean spot In a wallow of civil, political, moral nnd actunl filth, t o . which America must look for the fires which boll the melting pot. And the more wo know the facts, tho more we read nnd understand the truth, the more will wo demnnd of our city fathers thnt these, the crndlcs of American ideals for all our youth, be well made •nd adequately supported. IT CAN’T BE DONE—BUT Every day some optimistic fellow Jumps up and says "wo arc going to build here” and the pessimistic grouch jumps up and "says it can’t be done” ami then it is done nine times out of ten if the optimist pre­ dominate over the pessimists. If the reverse is the rule you see a dead town because thnt "enn’t ” business never built a town ami never will. All tho progressives con do is wait until a kind providence steps in to aid them. Down in Orlando tile op­ timists predominate and Orlando is a growing city tlyit docs things, thinks things, dreams things and puts them over. When the editor of the Herald lived in Orlando we would have a meeting of some kind every night about something big for Orlando. They did not put them ov. er always but they hit the bull’s eye nine times out of ten and out of nil the hot air we would gel a proposi­ tion that would help to build Orlando. There wore a few Avho said "it can’t be done" but very few. Two or three down there now in the person of Ange, Ryan and others said they would build an eleven story hotel, "It can’t be done" said some. Well, impressed by It la the editor of tho Chnttnnoogu News, w ho'in'a visit to Florida, haa taken pains to study Into tho onuses of tho phenomenon. Ha trneea it to tho spirit of eo*oporatt!on and tells of the'prosperity and growth of our greatest co-operntlvo organis­ ation, the Florida Citrus Fxchafeo. The basic factor In our prosperity, of eourso, is the Incomparable cllmnto of Would Form Connecting: Link With St. Johns Riv the state. That enables our farmers, whose prosperity is reflected in that of the wholq state, to produce a var­ The following from the Orlando Re­ enhancing land values in the section, iety of the fruits and vegetables of porter-Star will prove most interest­ which were trnvorsed, and consider both the temperate and subtropical ing to Sanford people who arc just tho possibilities of town building alD,» tho lines, * now vitally interested in lowering the "Those of us who travel know wh»t freight yate l>£ water transportation: trolley service hnH done toward the "Plans are maturing for an interdevelopment of rural New England urban electric trolloy line to connect five of tho principle South Florida cit­ Tho city of Dob Moines, lown, he, grown from a population of ,ixty ies. N i , i One -of Mil connotations of ‘olil age thousand people to two hundred thou"This arresting fact was made pub­ Is, n feller lmtn’t expected In keep hls sand in little more thnn ten yt.ari lic.today through n nows source, and due to trolley service. trousers pressed. later Frank J. Ryan, who U one of the " <AJl central Now York state has leudlng spirits in connection with the boon developed by tho same agency erection here of tho hotel Menendoz “ 'In my opinion South Florida has granted the Reporter-Star an Inter­ reached the atago whore this develop, view and talked at length on the sub­ ment is a practical proposition. Hard ject. * .v roads are essential to the upbuilding "The project is being fathered by of a'country, and tho automobile will Mr. Ryan and J. F. Anfee, tho lutter do much, ami hua played n wonderful the president of the Bnnk of Orango part In our development, but in the and head of the Orange Hotel. last analysis It Is the trolley |jn, "Mr. Ryan dcclnred thnt the pro­ which hiiB Interlocked interior Atneriposal to build an inlet -urbnn electric ca and made it the solid country it line has been gone into thoroughly, is.” . < thnt he hns discussed tho project with . "Mr. Ityan said that if thu line goes bankers, citrus growers, farmers nnd as far south as Plant City, undoubted, merchants throughout all central Flor­ ly tho Tampa trolley service will |>f oral instances of where Floridians ida, and that the venture has met extended to that point to make an inshipped oranges to KuHtern mar­ with unqualified approval. tersection, which will mean the road kets and were requested later to send "It proposed to build- the road will run 'from water to water’ right enough money to pay the freight from Sanford through Orlando to Therefore this condition is not alto­ as possible to ^hose growers for their Plant City; and two other spurs would through tho henrt of South Florida. "Commenting upon the coat of the gether chargeable >to rllronds. Had Jibors. Receiving enrly information of connect this city with Daytona nnd projoct, he said ho estimated the line the freight rate been lowered 20 per changes in the conditions of the var­ Tavares. could bo built in its entirety fur from cent tho trucker would have only re­ ious great marketH they arc able, by "The milk in the coconnut of the ceived $135 for his cabbage, which a system of diversion of cars rolling project is high freight rates, and the twelve to fifteen million dollars. The manner of its building will be thru would not have paid for his crate northward, to nyoid dumping products material and labor in crating and on markets alreudy surfeited with plan is being pushed on tho bnsiB that a giant company, and it is planned for those products, and they, have systems at Sanford the line would connect with tho stock to bo taken up by those who loading it. river traffic on the St, Johns, which will be served by the enterprise, the Suppose we traced thnt cnbbitgo of selling through agents who nre ncmeans a water rate to and from the merchants nnd growers of the sections after it arrived In New York, we quninted with those markets. Fur­ east, which according to Mr. Ityan through which it passes." would probably find thnt it was sell­ thermore, they nre able to employ that will be the greatest boon central Flor­ ing for eight and ten cents a pound great engine of modern business, ad­ ida could possibly enjoy. (solid fancy heads) this means about vertising to an extent impossible to "Discussing freight rates Mr. Ityan 2f> cents a head, when purchased at the individual producer. said: ‘Railroad rates, ns everybody That these co-operative marketing the local grocery stores in the larger (Ily The Anniirlnlnl I’rr-n) knows, as so high as to constitute a WINCHESTER, Va., March lfl.cities. There is quite a difference be­ associn^ons are the one great cause tween the price the trucker reccivd of the state’s |fr:sent prosperity, to handicap to all business. A million Rather thnn ride in the "Jim Crow" and the amount the ultimate consum­ which all other fifrtors are but con­ dollars worth of strawberries were compartment of a Pennsylvania railer paid. Where is the joke? We tributory, there can, he no doubt. It grown this year at Plant City and rond train from the state line to this wonder what the commission man so impresses the observer from anoth­ were shipped in many instances, I nm city, Charles S. Gilpin, negro actor sold thnt same cabbage for to the er state. Therefore the grower who informed, nt im actual loss owing to nnd hls troupe quit the train at Clearbrook, Va., and made the rest of the wholesaler nnd how much the whole­ refuses to join with his fellow pro­ excessive freight charges, " ‘These charges nffcct us all, but trip to Winchester by automobile. saler sold it for to his rotnil trnde ducers in the marketing of farm nnd When tho conductor told Gilpin the and then how much profit the re­ grove products is doing himself nnd the merchunt and the shipper most of nil. By giving to the citrus growers Virginia state requirements in regard tailer figured he needed in order to the state an injury. He may be able of the citrus belt the advantages of to pegro passengers, a heated nrfruhandle a commodity thnt might spoil to secure more in some years than hls a #vntcr haul rate to ninrkct would ment is snid to have followed, which co-operating neighbors, by some lucky on his hands? mean a wonderful thing to that Indus­ resulted in some quotations from When truckers in Florida and ev­ chance, hut in the course of years ho try. And to give the merchants tho President Harding’s expressed views ery other state quit shipping to tho makes an aggregate considerably less, benefit of the rate on merchandise on the negro question. The conduc­ commission men nnd two or three besides having an amount of worry coming into this section’would confer tor refused to bo persuaded by the ar­ middle men (only in the gnnte for from which they are saved. another boon. guments, Gilpin got off ami hi* com­ speculation) cabbage nnd other pro­ All over the world ore found exam­ “Ho that it would lie at the outset pany followed. duce will not be plowed under. Tf|o ples where countries with little natur­ dinners are ten to one thnt Mr. Ulti­ al advantages have built up solid pros- more upon the freight haul than tho mate consumer won1I1I be mighty glad parity through farm co-oporntivc innr- passenger haul that we would count to be able to onlcV his cnbnge• di- koting and purchasing associations, for economic support. But consider inter-urban service would do in pay him a Even in Russia, it is claimed, the pea­ what red from the grower and 1 .: *- ........ . . ,iT r i ,\ ~tvv sants, united in the co-operative assofair prlco, too. It might be interesting to know clarions which have existed there thru while we are on the subject what • a long course of yenrs, nre able to ro­ DELICIOUS strawberries are holling for bn the sist the encroachments of anarchy nnd Northern markets today. The grow save the country from the utmost limit er 1h receiving nbnut twenty-five j of depression in spite of the failure of rops for to enrs." . y r quart and the consumer is nsving mtabout n dollur for the In Bottles Everywhere Tis true the rnil- LIEUT. JACK COMMANDER snail* quantity 1 ■. ■ 1 .1 roads or common nrriers get their OF PROHIBITION NAVY Demand the genuine—name stamped on every crown—n share, but they ittempt to furnish in for it by name WITH NINE HUH CHASERS a measure some value received, while Bottled only by two or three pcopl e between the ultimate consumer grower The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company take their little ante, keeping up the R. L was made rest of the commodity, while tho Adipirnl of the newly created Prohildtmeker does the work nnd receives tion Navy. Jack has been loaned by the lenst. * the Const Guard to the prohibition Co-operative marketing will elimi- unit ns liaison officer in charge of the n 'to the speculator. It he can make nine sublnarine chasers, being made f*'ney on vour crop, no matter wlmt available for enfuroment of prohib­ it Is, you enn do likewise, \ ; tion in Atlantic Const waters. ’t’s all very well to get behind the ALL NEXT WEEK railroads and have freight rhtes hov­ I’OWBOAT HELPER ered and also discrimination existing CRUSHED IN RIVER against inlnmj c ities , removed, but CAPTAIN IS KILLED v l<i|c we are at it let’s get behind tho i ’-* of the evil and find out why two THE FAMOUS or three middlemen should get their CINCINNATTI, March 1(1.—Tho finger In the pie when they had ah- towboat Helper today turned turtle in solutely nothing to do with its mnk- the river here, crashed against the ing.—Lakeland Star. Southern Rnailwny bridge and wns crushed Into fragments. Captain E. A. Burnside nnd Mrss. Arthur'SchlechPROSPERITY FOLLOWS 1ter, the cook, were drowned. F e a tu r in g CO-OPERATION. UNCLE HANK DELAWARE "What is the matter with the public schools?" The only answer is thnt there is too much public, too little of the school. From one end of the land to the other’ wo need more and more schools. More schools, so that the cherished hopes and Ideals and hard work of the whole teaching force from tiiu superintendent to the assistant teacher may serve the nation as they so sincerery aspire to nnd plan for.” Tho quotation is from "The Teacher and the Taught,” an article in tho March issue of Harper’s Magazine, written by Grace Irwin. Every friend of the Americanization feature ! The Ladies of the I Holy Cross Church | Will have a COOKED FOOD j .SALE | Saturday at 3:00 at DEANE TURNER’S - Grocery Store j 5 5 ■ RATES AND TIIE 3i HIGH FREIGHT SPECULATOR S Newspapers throughout the state ■ are calling special attention to the trucker that shipped a cunlond of 3 cabbage to Now York nnd received In return for same $043.00; if wo re­ member correctly tho freight on tho 1 Phones 497-194 E carload amounted to something Hko 3 l WKLAKA BLOCK t g $1500, leaving tho trucker $43 for tho produco. ' Courteay nnd Prompt Ser- J Tho story was used ns nn illustra­ i rice Our Motto | tion of how the rallronds are robbing tho truckers and growers of the In­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■to 1 '■PUNCH. C O M I N G PRINCESS THEATRE, COM. MCH. 20TH C9-operation is the greatest factor in tho unbuilding of any community or any business or any projoct large or small. Without the real spirit of eooperation no community enn necompllsh the big things commensuruto with the bounties of nature, with tho location nnd with tho advantages that many suctions possess over others, The Times Union aptly sotB forth tho prosperity pf Florida sinco tho co-oporntivc Hpirit hns been examplifled hero in tho co-operation among tho farmers and fruit growers as follows: "Florida’s prosperity at n time when tho business of tho rout of tho country is fooling more or less tlio reaction fro mtfio stress nnd turmoil of war nnd Ih furthor depressed by the chnotic condition, ocmmorcially and finnndally, of Europe Is attracting wide at­ tention. Among others who hnvc been URGE HIGHWAY APPROPRIATION ___ |_ niy rrh« A*>.'»<•Inir<i I'rm^i WASHINGTON, March 1(1.—Appro, prlation of funds sufficient to conrinuo without interruption tho federal aid highway construction program was urged upoy congress yesterday by Min. C. Mnrkmnn, representing tho Amerlcnn Association of State Ilighway officials nnd tho American Farm Rurcnu. Federation before tho house roads committee. In making an upproprintion congress should provide enough money for nt lenst three yearH, he said. ------------------------Pay your poll tax before S 't"H ay night Jf you want to vote in the bond election for county roads anil the Osteen bridge, H.iy it with n Herald Want Ad x LILLIAN PICKfcRT and RALPH W. ______ CHAMBERS Conceeded to be the best of his kind in the South, with a company of 15 artists, a car load of special scenery, the latest plays, and -p different acts of vaudeville, will be seen din­ ing the week. The opening play— Monday night one lady will be admitted Fre if accompanied by one paid ticket. Play an vaudeville changed each night. Prices: 25c and 55c �m\ ■' mi * ** m m * * »v vyj- HtJ t o PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 17,1922 ko m M *» M ** 'M in n iiM h < *. - l -------Fay your poll tnx before Sail night If you wartf to vote In the election to* county ronds nnd the teen bridge. ■—i1-?.i!*. - i * M *» «u d« dn torlum to discuss the organizing of a TRIBUTARIES OF THE MISSISSIPPI RISING school base ball'team. We're expect­ ing groat things from those fallows! Glass is largely compos­ MEMPHIS, March 16.—With tribu­ * ' M Miss Sarn Muriol—"Frodorlck, what taries of tho Mississippi river rising does tho word 'impecunious' m eant” rapidly, flood stage before Sunday ed of Silica Sand—Flor­ Frederick—"Well, I can tell It in my night was predicted yesterday by J. H. Scott, United Stntcs weather bu­ ida has unlimited quanNo problem of our commonwealth board of directors who ‘can really own words, but—" reau forecastor horo. Residents of * Is being more carefully considered by function as such, ns our Institutions Miss M.—"Proceed!” Frederick—"Well, I Just can't tell low and unprotected lands betwoen our women than the condition and of hlghor learning have their man­ BEFORE BUYING Memphis nnd Helena, Ark., were tities of almost pure Sil­ needs of our public schools; nnd ov- agers in tho Hoard of Control, a body you, exactly.’’ • warned by the bureau to move to |ry phase of this fundamental question appointed by tho governor, and which A PHONOGRAPH u being thoughtfully studied by during Its sixteen years of existence, Wednesday In chapel—Miss Hum­ higher ground immediately. ica. th6m,l j'f iJ J il O '/}),' hns been markedly freo from political phries starts to piny tho phonograph, Heavy nnd continued rains, not only Sec the . * The ‘StiM Federrttlbn of Women's favoritism, because no snlary goes but finds it Is locked, and greatly em­ In this section, but along many of the tributaries of tbe Mississippi, will re­ H Clubs and the State League of Wom­ with nn appointment to Its member­ barrassed (? ) nskn Frederick to get sult in a "pronounced flood" here, the tho key, which ho did, and then we ship. en Voters hove agreed to concentrate Tho public schools are largely the were enabled to hear two fine rec­ warning states. The Mississippi will their legislative offorts for the bettor continue to rise steadily for ten days administration of our public schools, guardians of tho education, physical, ords loaned us by tho General Exten­ —at— Sundey, Mr. Scott qays, upon n mensuro embodied in the fol­ montnl, moral and social, of our fu- sion Division of the University of Ior nwto lowing resolutions passed by both of tnro citizens, nnd a group of our Florida, "I Know That My Redeemer II,ut makt’1* no CBtima‘0 of the h<f'Kht t l i c s p h tb ms, which will strongest and best men nnd women Liveth," nnd "0! For tho Wings of a j the crp"t of the ,Ioo<J will reach. The Isabella Marsh. 1KnuK0 Ht B,x 0’cIock ,nBt ni*ht ghowcd |jso be endorsed by other orgnnizn- should hnve this paramount business Dove,* by Lucy _____ i at most 33 feet, n rise of .3 of a foot ORLANDO, FLA. fions of women, nnd which will, no of the state in charge. "The Hoodoo” the Senior piny, Is i dnyin* the dny- Tho flood "ta«° hpiB Hefore this movement was launched, doubt; be trp m ro f the legislation rec^‘et* iinmondod by the legislative council It had the endorsement of men promi­ being rehearsed regulnrly. Wo won- 's B,lck wntt!rB from thc Mississippi nent in the political, professional and der if the boys like to rehearse the of Women's Organizations: h,We n,^ a,ly and coverod ,0W lnmU north I •»; WHEREAS, the Statu Honrd of business life of our state. A ’careful ki"sinK P“rt (?>. or *>»« Kiris, too, *°r of Memphis, residents hnve moved study was made, also of the oduenj tk“‘ matter. Education, as a t present constituted, their possessions safely consists entirely of ox-offic!o mom-1ti°nn* methods of administration o f : — “ . . . . Henry McLaulin, Jr. S X a sZ /rtim J /o r/d a other states. | Miss Sara Muriel has had ns her bers, viz: The govomor, secretary of OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST This seems a matter which should j K1*08^ . teachers from Rollins Col- FLORIDA CATTLE ^tate, attorney general, treasurer nnd RAISERS’ ASS N. Superintendent of public instruction; mnko a strong nppenl to the best judg-| le8°- They certainly had some nice ment and common sense of the men 1th,n8* to ««y “bout our school. L. ELECTS OFFICERS a fed,*’ v nnd women of our commonwealth. ' .WHEREAS*,except..for thc lust Miss Elizabeth Humphries during OAINPiSVILLE, March 16.—Thc (MRS. W. F.) LUCY WORTH­ numud-offialal, .the-burdens and re­ the past week-end visited Orlando, Cattle Raisers Association of Florida INGTON PLACEMAN, Chairsponsibilities of these - offices arc mnn of Education, League of Kissimmee, Haines City, Lakeland, cloned n moHt interesting nnd in­ such that it (s impossible for tho men Sanford, FI* 212 East, lat St. Women Voters; chairman of ,,,nnt Clty nntl I,ndo City. sho "«y» structive session in this city yester­ holding them to glvo to the question Educational Legislation, Feder-' fhe PJf"* C|ty strawberry fields are day and the greater part of the 160 or of public education tho time nnd con­ more men in attendance left on tho ntion of Women’s Clubs; mem­ beautiful. JUST ARRIVED sideration It demands, especially since -------afternoon trains for their respective ber of the Legislative Council these officials nro members of many Dr. Walker and Mr. Uoyd again homes. Tho mnin business of the of Women’s Organizations. other board*; and. visited us in chapel Frldny nnd invit- morning wns thc election of officers n V H p ijA j; Exctpt for tbe last I’ay your poll tnx before Saturday 1ed aB to tho fll,ocl“l services at the which resulted ns follows: named official, tne burdens nnd re­ night If you want to vote In the bond I Methodist church tonight. lie cnlled G. Murphree, Hradentown, preslsponsibilities of these offices are election for county ronds and the O s-1ulM,n tho tenchors to sing, "Smile nnd dent; S. M. Hurt,, DeLeon Springs, kuc|i Jlmt it is Impossible for the men teen bridge. Keep Sweet,” but only two responded, first vice-president; A. L. Juckson, of holding tfiem to givo to tho question Miss Williams nnd Mrs. McKay, but Gainesville, second vice-president; Herald wnnt ads get results. uf public education the time and con­ l they wore greatly applauded. Ho then Sam Summerlin, Cocoa, secretary; .1. » « l l'=* CftKAM'l sideration it demands, especially since Roberta Ambrose asked eight boys to sing it, but they R. pylnnt, Hnrtow, treasurer, these officials are members of many snng only after great persuasion. The executive committee is composKilled by Automo­ other boards; and -------cd of McQueen Chnires, Old Town, bile Yesterday Special mention WHEREAS, The Honrd of Educa­ should be made of chairman; R. II. Redding, Ocala; F. tion, as constituted, is, of necessity, William Mnllcm, one of our Seniors, R. Knight. Hradentown; W. .1. Suna (mrtisnn or fractional body, althn’ Robertn Ambrose, the 7-yenr-old who on Armistice Day last year, was chez, St. Augustine; .Jnbe Turner, San Liirgc Shipm ent o f the schools are supported by all the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Am- fortunate enough to win the first prize Mateo; E. II. Miller, Freeport; C. K. people regardless of political or re­ brose, was killed yesterday afternoon given by tbe Woman's Club for sell- Ruulerson, Ft. Pierce; C. E. Crumb, on Second street near the Hurrnhl ing the most flags. He sold over ? id Buslinell; W. 1.. Graddick, Jacksonligious affiliations; nnd, WHEREAS, As constituted, a store by a passing automobile driven worth. Anybody with pep enough tojvillo; II. T. Lykes, Tampa; S. P. Potchange of administration may bring by Mr. Tolbert. Tho child stepped out do that iH going to make a big sue- ter, Leesburg; Joe Cameron, Sanford; into power a new and inexperienced from behind a wagon going in the cess in life, so say wo all. S. C. Clyatt, Otter Creek; H. 0. Barbody of men—a practice dangerous, If samo direction and the driver of tho iton, Kissimmee, not fatal, to tho best interests of edu­ car could not avoid hitting her ns he i FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT HREAKS I DcLnnd was chosen as tho mooting SAVE YOU MONEY wns forced to stop within a distance , PAST HARRIER INTO LAND OF place for the next annual convention. cation; nnd, Substantial reduction from hml Writ* ns WHEREAS, As constituted, women of four feet and also on account of tlu* NATIVE SONS CAUSING GREAT year's prices are probnldy for a long time, if not team in front. No blame Is attached CALIFORNIAN CONSTERNATION Empire Hotel Block I’ay your poll tnx before Saturday _____ lastingly, excluded from serving on to tho driver of the enr ns the ucci-1 ORLANDO, FLORIDA night if you wnnt to vote in the bond this board, n service for which our dent was one of those unfortunate nfForgotten for n day wns the Jap election for county ronds nnd the Oswomen of broad culture, educational fairs that could not possibly be avoid­ question, tho Arbucklo trial and o th -1teen bridge, experience, progressive ideas and leis­ ed and it seemed that the little girl or Hollywood Hon»ntlons; for n few wns destined to be klllod and it wan brief moments the native sons even ure nro eminently fitted; nnd Attend the mass meeting at the WHEREAS, Florida is one of tho net mount for her to bo loft hero on overlooked referlng to tho “wonder­ Court House Thursday night at eight only nine states in tho American un­ oartH to gladden tho heart* of hor ful climate" for California wns o’clock. ion adhering to this antiquated meth­ parents who woro devoted to her. Ro­ much nnd greatly shaken; yea, oven i od of forming its Hoard of Educa­ berta was tho only child and was the moro than by the San Francisco Kimball Pianos, from factory to joy and pride of tholr hearts and her ent'rhqunke. tion, therefore be It, hume prices. When you are out shop­ RESOLVED, that in tho judgment sudden death la a and blow to them A stranger was discovered within ping, don't fail to stop in nt T. J. of tho Florida Federation of Womon’s and tho many friends of the child, her the gates; nn interloper was exposed; Miller & Sons' nnd look them over. Clubs nnd League of Women Voters, school mntes and teachers nnd friends on Imposter unmasked—a Florida Then see Mr. Lnnier, for prices nnd tho constitution of Florida should bo generally. grapefruit had treacherously and In­ terms. 288-tfc The Peopled Bank of Sanford was sound and de­ Tho funeral will occur from the Tea* sidiously slipped across tho boun­ so amended as to provide for a Board of Education such as jx ists, and has tdence of tho paronta on Second street dary line Into tho sacred precincts of pendable in the old days and it is sound and dePay your poll tnx before Saturday been found effective, in most other at four o’clock this afternoon, Dr. Los Angeles. night if you wnnt to vote in the bom) dependable now. state of the American Union; and be Brownlee, of the Presbyterian church, So related nn afternoon newspnper election for county ronds and the Os­ officiating and interment will bo made of that city, according to a clipping it, teen bridge. It seeks new business on its record, and cordially RESOLVED, that we petition the in Lakevlow cometery. sent back by a Duval county girl The sympathy of the entire com­ next legislature to submit to the peo­ invites you to become one of its customers. who Is temporarily a resident there. Herald want nds get results. ple of Florida, a Constitutional munity goes out to tho grief stricken Hubbub, uproar clamor and all of amendment providing for a State parents in their hour^of bereave­ that wbb uncorked and a squad of If you wish a banking affiliation that stands h ig h board of education, appointive in thu ment. horticulturists turned out on thc dou­ in public confidence and is built on character, you main, and of which only the governor ble When the lone grapefruit was ex­ and tho State Superintendent of Pub­ |tr. H k S t S i M t a M i R t l g i i h i panded, by gossip, Into erntes of lus­ could not do better than to maintain an account lic Instruction shall bo ox-officlo mem­ cious Florldn citrus delicacy. with bers, and upon which euch Congres­ Tracod to Is source, the story wns sional District will be represented by rcveAlcd that a woman received ono \ an appointee, ob well ns one from tho grapefruit nehtly done in soft tissue state nt large. R n i n i A t a h i l b A i M i l h paper. It cqme by parcel post con­ trary "to tho pence nnd dignity of It is no crltit'lstti of this ability to Monday morning In chapel, Dr. Hud­ the Stale of California” since there fill successfully thu Important stato offices represented on this Hoard of son, traveling missionary from China, has been nn embargo on Florida cit­ Education, to say that the men who entertained us very much with his rus fruit in that state since 1016, have held ‘ thqm, hnve probably not (Ine talk on thc customs nnd manners yet it wns too, late to prosecute the been qualified by training or interest of tho Chinese trays ami girls. He Innocent recipient of "Senldsweet” to determine the polities, or to man­ told tho stories of the threo best boys propaganda, since she, poor lady, cvidonco. age tho operation of our educational and the one best girl in China, and had already enten the Whether tho native sons of tho M. D. Institutions. Time w o h , when a board also why the white, brown anti negro contingent hold any hope for hor re­ of education composed ns is ours, races have different hues. Ho ended covery in not stated. could function with comparatively sat­ hlft talk with nn Incident of a Chinese Who knows hut that she may ho isfactory results, for our schools wore teacher giving his class an examina­ evicted from California on the bibli­ 9 , "SERVICE THAT COUNTS” “inch more simple in organization tion to boo if tho boys could become cal precedent laid doWn in Genesis, am! curriculum than now, and many line men, and though only ono boy In g We hnndle everything in of the present problems of finance and thc class passed, because ho guessed whore "forldden fruit" led Adam and “lanagement wore unknown. Educa­ the secret, "Light," the others guBsed Eve Into tho snmo predicament. Turn ■ THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE tion has now become the chief busi­ music, flowers, firewood, hay, etc., but cd out of this modem "Garden of ness of tho states, and the women of Dr. Hudson said, If you have the light Eden" and still possessed of nn in■: Car Lota or Leas. Ship uo Florida do not believe that this com­ of God In your heurt, all the others sntinblo longing for grapefruit, tho lady may have to move to Fluridn. plicated enterprise can bo left ns n will come to you. 3 Richmond, Virginia Which would not bo so had ns her nn-re incident with a group of offic­ :f a a a a H H » » * H u u i u M n M H H n * H u i * u i i a i * a H i ials already overburdened with duties, Marion Hand will give a party for California neighbors might olievel— Times Union. »nd relying largely upon ono man to the Seniors at hor home on West First kt‘c|> them Informed ns to "What’s street Friday night (tonight). GIRLS WILL PLAY \ hat" In this great undertaking. This HALL IN PHILADELPHIA . n°t “ one man—or ono woman— The H. S. girls are selling lunches WILL ORGANIZE LEAGUE job! at the High School every Wednesday i' lorida should have a Hoard of Edu­ at recess and dinner, to help pay for a (Dr The Aamtrlntrd !*rt>anl On the Okeechobee Rranch of the Florida East Coast Railway, Chalaoction made up ,of men nnd women Domostic Science coujso next year. PHILADELPHIA, March 17. ta, Fla., among the pines and lakes of Semlnol* county, an up-to-data of affairs, selected from tho stato nt Huy your lunches from thorn—it ago- baseball league Is being organized i modern hrlck hotel, with private baths and hat watar heat. First among tho high school girls of Phlll“rge, heenuso of their fitnea for this ing to n good cause . class cuisine. Rates $2.60 la |U 0 per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ Position. They should be men and dolphin. Regular schedule of in te r1 S cording to location of room. Lilllnn Shlnholsor, in History thc Bcvhool games will e arranged. women of recognized ability nnd atari* ‘"V lrJK character, breadth of mind And- othor liny, mndo us all laugh, while I v slon, convinced of tho importance of reading the sentoUco, "Our govern­ Attend the mass meeting at the MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, M anager c( “cation, and willing and ublo to givo ment is a dual government," pro­ Court House Thursday night at eight o’clock. “nd energy to this great work. nounced "dual" bb "do-all.” __ V No salary should attach to the office, Truck practice is being held regu­ only expenses, thuB putting it outstdu Attend the mass meeting at the larly, • Thursdny nftornoon tho boys Court nouse Thursday night at eight ‘he palo of political spoila. . The public schools are entitled to n interested In base ball met in the nudi- o'clock. £ EDUCATIONAL LEGISLATION £ NEW EDISON DRENNEN PIANO CO. ^M y//Vot Tidewater Class Mfg. Co. J WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM GLOBE PIANO CO. FREEZERS Hill Hardware Co. SO U ND A N D . D E P E N D A B L E -- s E H. S. NOTES E ■! The Peoples Bank of Santord | ! ! = = ^ ------------ ------------ 1 | CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY C H U LU O T A IN N CHEWING /TOBACCO s OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1922 GREEK WARSHIPS i SECOND GROWTH OF PINE STOP AND SEARCH ITALIAN STEAMER TAKEN UP BY EXPERTS FOR THE U. S. GOVERNMENT CauKM Considerable Excitement Italy Today Daily Fashion Hint T H R I F T in —Let it be your watch-word 5 lit V The Associated I'rraa) CONSTANTINOPLE, March 10.— for the coming year. g A Greek destroyer seised an Italian steamship, the Africa, in tho Hlack sen and after u senrch for Turkish —Resolve to save a part of ■ JACKSONVILLE, March 17.—"Sor- with accuracy tho rate of troe growth passengers, including personnel of the ■ ■ ■■ ■1 ■ ' ■ - a and tell whether it will be profitable viceablft-second growth long leaf pine Turkish sanitary corps, declared pris­ can be produced in Florida in uno- to reforest cut-over lands having cer­ oners of war. all you earn—every day, I third to one-half the time required to tain typcH of soil. For-the purpose of grow the virgin crop of timber," wbh these investigations wo doalro not less ROME, March 16.—Considerable ex­ week and year. the statement recently made here by than one acre areas fully wooded, fur­ citement here by news that the Groek R. D. Forbes, of Now Orleans, direc­ nished by interested owners without warships stopped and searched Ital­ tor of the Southern Forest experi­ cost to the government ,and wo will ian steamships Umbria and Abbazia, —Start your Thrift Camment station, while In Jacksonville not dnmngo tho trees. detaining the latter. conferring v ith officers of the Flori­ "A little later in tho Hoaaon a rep­ paign now. da development board and others, who resentative of the Southern forest ex­ PACKED FOUR are Interested in promoting a refores­ periment station and another from the QUARTS OF LIQUOR tation policy, regarding arrangements forest products laboratory, at Madi­ IN GRAPEFRUIT for aome investigational work on rap­ son, WIs., will be sent to the Ftorida idity of growth of second-growth long national forests to make some detail­ 4*>t5»•Ilf ( D r T h e Ai m c U O I P r e s s ) leaf pine in various parts of the ed Investigations on turpentining MIAMI, Mnrch 17.—A new method trees. < . a state. of packing liquor for shipment north "We are n pnrt of the United States Commencing upon the work of the was uncovered by officers near Or­ MODELS IN TAFFETA AND A COMMUNITY BUILDER Southern forest experiment station forest service, which is a branch of ange Glade several days ago when CIIARMEUSK m • ns tho department of agriculture, trees he said: B they raided a packing house and Gendarme blue tatTcta of lustrous J F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WH1TNER, Cashier ■ "There has been sufficient work being considered n crop tho same as seized 118 quarts of high grnde whis­ quality is tbe rn.iteri.t1 that naturally ■ B corn or cotton, although requiring a done in Florida to justify tho state­ key. George Wheatley, arrested In suggests itself for the first frock pic* longer time for maturing. if it be for semi-formal wear. ment that second growth timber the raid, admitted that ho was packing tured, Duplicated in lull fabric.,, linen ur “The most important requirement makes more rapid growth than was the whiskey in boxen of grapefruit, gingham could act a,i a substitute for experienced by the virgin timber and in successful forestry is to prevent the officers said. In each box wero tallcta. The extended vest and stand­ there are reasons for thin condition. forest fires for nt least five or six two small compartments, In each end, ing collar are of check (alfi-ta, tile In the first plncc, now trees could yenrs after nnturo has distributed the and layers of grapefruit were placed fulness at the waist being held in with novelty licit of beads. ,.Medium size only become established in the orig­ seed over the cut-over land. The lit­ mi each side of the compartments arequires M j yards 36-iuch plain and inal forests whon a few of the old tle pines may survive bomingH dur­ ninking it impossible to distinguish The very latest style yard 36-inch check material. Gray charmcusc, trimmed with trees died or were blown down by ing the first few years until tho the box of fruit from nn ordinary a atorm, permitting sun rays to reach crown gets several inches from the crate, unless It was opened for exam­ braid m self-color, combined with black silk embroidery leaves nothing to be tho ground and stimulate tho tree seed ground, after which the bark be­ ination. Each compartment in the desired for tbn rrrrmd design. The sash to sprout and thrust its head up­ comes more exposed and onsily killed, box held six quarts of liquor. girdle, si’i i * ' *illy adjusted, is in gray THOS. J. A. REIDY but every exposure to fire stunts the and lilac.......... d oatin, tied in a large wards. Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law bow at I. 'eft idc. The waist fastens "Tho older trees with their rami­ tree to some extent and delays its pro­ RHODE ISLAND in sprplicc c 'feel. Medium size requires AT YOUR OWN PRICE Practicing in 8tate and Federal Courts % fication of roots took up most of the gress. 4»{ yards 10-inch satin and 2 yards TO GIVE WOMEN “Under the present conditions nbout moisture and the little tree had a hard for sash* 48-IIOUH WEEK ribbon Over Seminole County Bnnk First Model: Pictorial Review Dress time getting sufficient growing ele­ all the owner raises on his cut-over No. 9183. Sizes, 31 to 16 inches bust. ments, sunshlno and moisture to raise lands is a healthy crop of taxes. The (Hr The ANHiielntrd I’rrmO Price, 35 cents. > George A. DeCottes Drop a Coin in the Box Us top upwards. Taking the second land decreases in potential vnlue ev­ PROVIDENCE, It. I., March 16.— Second Model: Dress No. 9139. growth ns we find it coming on today ery time a fire burns over it, consum­ After a bitter struggle in which re* Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, 35 Attorney-at-Law in cut-over lands where naturo baa ing humus which should become n posted efforts were made by oppon­ cents. FImhraillery No. 11507. Trans­ For a few days only Over Seminole County Bank fer, blue or yellow, 20 cents. been kind enough to provent fires part of the soil. Careful surveys ents of the measure to hnve it shelved, SANFORD FLORIDA from killing all the little pines, they show that there are approximately five the house of representatives yester­ are about uniform in size, each having million acres of cut over land in Flor­ day passed tho Lavender bill provid­ STRANGLER LEWIS S. O. Shinholser WOULD MEET DEMPSEY an equal opportunity to get all tho ida, which have not reforested and if ing for forty-eight hour working week IN MIXED MATCH large majority of the responsibility for women, and children undor 10 elements necessary for growth. Contractor and Builder "Fred H. Miller, one of my assist­ for Inek of trees on those acres now is yenrs of nge. The bill wna 04 to 25. (I»y The Anxitrllilrtl I*renal SANFORD *;* FLORIDA The bill now goes to tho stnto senants will nrrivo here soon to begin, due to burning of the woods to get NASHVILLE, Tonn., Mnrch 16— in co-oporution with land owners, nil green wire grass. Tho little seed- ntc, wns amended to permit of excep­ Billy Snndow, manager for Stranglor SMITH BROS. in ense, of occupation." extonsive investigation, so we enn ] lings have been killed and there wore tions , , "sensonnl , , Lewis, world’s champion wrestler, topoint to definite areas and know from I no aged trees left to scatter a new Women and children engaged In such (|ny cha|lenged Dempsey to meet Garage and Machine Co. careful cruises of the timber thereon, •crop of seeds, so the land is barren. occupations which the Btnto board of Lewis in a mixed match, Dompsey to "In the past there hnH not been n Inbor Ib to define, may work a maxi­ fight and Lewis to wrestle. Just how much cord wood Is standing Expert Auto Repair Work on thnl area, nr just How much saw large amount of data to prove that mum of 2 hours a week, according to Phone 30 Corner First and Oak material, depending upon the vary­ growing of tree crops is profitable in thi" J’,rtovi!’ion; , , , , NEW YORK, Mnrch 16.—Jack ing nges of timhur on the different the Southern states, but we hope to While the house was debating th o , Demplloy iH roa(ly to niect Lowis in "WE DELIVER THE GOODS" tracts. We do not care to investigate be uble to show within a few months bill, the sennto judiciary committee either a straight wrestling bout or a CITY TAX BOOKS CLOSE APRIL any trees under ten years of nge, but by figures based on nctual conditions held a public hearing on two other iblis mixed bout of boxing and wrestling, 1922, AFTER WHICH ALL TAX­ Quick Service Transfer hope to hnve n considerable number of in Florida and in other Southern defining hours of labor for workers. Jack Kearns, Dempsey’s manager, de­ ES REMAINING UNPAID WILL BE Storage Facilities tracts on different types of soil, show­ states, that with proper fire protec­ One of these, by Senator Barry of clared today. COLLECTED BY LEVY AND SALE If wo please you, tell others: if no ing varying nges of trees from ten to tion, the growing of timber crops is a Central Foils, would order a general OF THE PROPERTY UPON WHICn tell us. Phone 498 forty-eight hour week for men, wom­ MADAME MATZENAUER twenty yenrs. Then wo cun compute profitable investment. TAXES ARE DELINQUENT. en and children. Proponents of a for­ ALFRED FOSTER, THREW HUSBAND OUT Sanford Steam Laundry ty-eight hour Inw for women and 294-24tc City Tax Collector. I POLICE DROPPED M. M. SMITH AGAIN HE TALKKS DIFFERENT FOR SERVICE children only nt the henring oxpressed T11ROUG SKYLIGHT HEAD OF FLORIDA belief that the Bnrry bill would bo Call 14G-J ( Ily T h e t r d I’rrNNt t AUTOMOBILE ASSN. ON POKER GAME unconstitutional. The second bill thnt ST. LOUIS, Mnrch 16.—Madame W. RAWLING, Prop. of Senator Nonl of Westwnrwick, is Margaret Mntzennuer, Grand Opera (Ilr The ANKorliitrd I’reM N I LAKELAND. Fla., Mnrch 17.— KKEY WEST, March 17.—One of similar in Uh provisions to thnt passed inger in a statement to the Associated Hereafter the name will be the Flor­ SANFORD NOVELTY Press todny, denied the statements of yesterdny by the houso. ida Automobile Association, the word thc Plnyer« wns about to lay down a her chauffeur husband, Floyd GlotzWORKS "State" having boon dropped as being' pat, straight flush nt a poker party in HE VALKIIA LAUNCHES hnch, thnt he deserted her nnd empha­ V. C. COLLER, Prop. superfluous nt the annual meeting of the rear of the Itox Cafe hero Thurssized thnt she "threow him out of her A NEW ORGANIZATION The law provides that "If ta x ­ the former Florida State Automobile1dny night when Cnptnin of Police General Shop and Mil! New Yor apartment Jnnunry 20." es .upon real estate shall not be Association held here yesterdny. To j Rokcr and Pnlrolnmn Richardson (Mr Thr l —nrlnt-d Pri*a»I Work maintain its honor and good name the dropped down through a skylight and paid before the first day of April DUBLIN. March 16,—Enmonn De PROMINENT SPEAKERS organization will appeal to its one' interrupted tho gamo. The officers Valera Issued a manifesto Inst ovening AT LEGION MEETING of any year, the Tax Collector CONTRACTOR and BUILDE* 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FIs. thousand and eight-seven members to rounded tip all the money and seven- liumchinir a now Irish organization to shall advertise and sell." contribute ten dollars each for the teen persons ns the result of t|ic raid be railed the "Cumnnn Nn Poblachtn," WEST PALM BEACH, Mnrch 10.— This is to notify all concerned payment of an existing floating In­ and they said one participant was or Republican Assoctnttion nnd naked George L. Berry, Nntionnl vieo-comGeo. W. Knight debtedness of some six or seven milking for a door, with a bottle of financial and moral support of it. mnnder, Sergeant Woodfill and Major that the requirements of law will thousand dollnrs, leaving enough to liquor when they dropped into the Real Estate and Insurance According to the manifesto the new F. M. Williams, of Tampn was among he complied with and the Tax operate the association for the en­ midst of the devotees of *the goddess or 'nnizntinn takes its stand on tho the sponkers of tho morning session of Books will positively be closed SANFORD *:• FLORIDA suing year. t of chance. Rokcr attempted to raid priclnmntion of the Irish republic in the American Legion state conven­ on April first as provided by law A resolution of sympathy was sent the place several weeks ago but was Easter week, 1916, nnd its ratification tio n . and all lands on which taxes Sanford Machine to Senntor Park Trammell on his be­ balked by a bolted door. This time in the dcclnrnttlon of independence of Hnnford McNIdor, Nntionnl Com­ have not been paid will be ad­ reavement. he descended upon it frotq the sky­ January, 1919. Mr. Do Valera signed mander, is' expected to nrrivo hero Foundry Co. The meeting also decided to Incor­ light, making a twelve foot drop into tho manifesto on behalf of tho repub­ this afternoon for an nddress. vertised and executions issued porate the association. President the room. lican members of tho Dnil Eirennn and The Convention adopted n resolu­ for unpaid personal property General Machine and Boiler Work) M. M. Smith wuh re-elected for an­ their standing committee. tion to Inaugurate an advertising taxeH. Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Pistons; other year; Senntor W. M. lgou, of ORANGES SELLING The main objects of tlie organization, enmpnign for next National Amorican Oversize Rings and Pina; Flywheal Euntin, was elected first vice-presi­ FOR 85.00 A BOX stated in the manifesto, are to so- Legion convention, to take along an dent; Sam T. Harris, of St. Peters­ Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shaft* re­ (■ii- o international recognition of tho exhibit of Florida products. burg, second vice-president; John Citrus fruit iH bringing high pric­ Tibh republic, to maintain the undiJulio E. Embril, Cubnn Consul at turned; agents for Callle Inboard •“(* Bnns, Orlando, treasurer, and Clnr- es all over Orango county and there j-'biishod sovereign nuthorty of the dal Jncsonville, nddressed tho convention Tax Collector, Seminole County Outboard M otors.-----------Phono 61 onco Woods, of Lake county secre­ is at present a splendid market for and to repudnte the proposed agree­ this morning as representative of 202-M-W-S ~r tary, the last named offering his ser­ nil of Florida's products in the ment with Great Britain ns humlllnt- President Znyas of Cuba. vices without salary for a period of North, a survey of the opinions of ng to the nation and destructive to one or two months unttil n successor lending growers and shippers in Or­ ts status and rightul claims. EGYPT FREE could be named. lando disclosed yesterday. AND INDEPENDENT Although oranges are now selling SAYS THE SUI.TON DODGE VICTIM BETTER. STATE PLANT HOARD in many eases for hvc dollnrs a box (II) Till. I'lfMM) HAS NEW WORKER on the treeH, a warning is sounded to KALAMAZOO, Mnrch 10—A CAIRO, Egypt, March 10.—A re­ the growor that there may be r. break slight improvement wnB reported in Started life together, GAINESVILLE, March 17.—Regi­ n tho market a little later, but de­ l:he condition of Miss Emmeline script issued by the Sultan lust night nald Ilnrt, who has spent several spite this declaration there nro many Kwnkerneck, n Western State Normal announced that Egypt had becomo a One of them paid rent all of his life; tho other paid on n yenrs with the Cubnn Agricultral Ex­ who are inclined to take u chance on School student whose skull wns frac­ Sovereign and Independent Stnto and lot and home. When they came to the last stretch on life s that the Sultan will nssumo tho title periment Station engaged in plant prices going even higher. tured whon she jumped from nn auto: journey they met, one of them looked tired and discouraged King of Egypt. sanitation work hns become nn at­ A well-known resident of Mt. Dorn mobile driven by John Dodgo of De­ because all that ho had to show for his life was a bunch « tache of tho Stato Plant Board of recently sold the crop from hIx acres troit, early Sunday morning. Dodgo EXTRA!. EXTRAl rent receipts), and the other looked like he respected himself Floridn to do regular inspection work. of tangerine trees for 422,000 net, will bo arraigned in municipal court TWO GAMES OF GOLF and felt that lie was a man among men. (because ho had Mr. Hart, a native of Vermont, holds which is it must be admitted, n good noxt Tuesday on charges of driving nn ARE PLAYED TODAY accumulated a little something in his travels). ( H r T h e A « i i » t a l r d I 'r r a a i a bachelor of science dogroo from prlco even for this section of the automobile while intoxicated and with i ST. AUGUSTINE, Mnrch 16.—Two stnto. A well known Ocooo grower the Massachusetts Agricultural Col­ possessing, transporting nnd furnishWhich man tire you going to be? rounds of golf was on tho President’s lege whore ho graduated in 1916. As is reported to have refused five dol ng intoxicating liquors. program today. a atudont ho specialized in entomol Inrs a box for his crop, which will be We sell lots on easy terms with a small pay­ larger this year than over before. ogy and forestry. ALL SECTORS CLEARED ment down Shipments of Valoncins are going Ho wna lator connected with tho Cu­ 80UTH AFRICAN REBELS ban Agricultural Experiment Station out daily from tho packing houses of STRUGGLE ALMOST OVER for a year and a half, and still later all tho local concerns as well as the LONDON, March 18,—With all see j All proporty owners who arc duly j with tho Cuban Bureau of Plant Sanl late crop of pineapple oranges. Thus tatlon. His principal work In tho lat far, tho season hae proved more pro- tor* of tho disaffected area in Smith'registered'in Seminole County, Floritor was In tho Inspection of planta and fitablo to tho Individual growor than Afrlea cleared of Rebels, except In *do, and want to vote in tho coming * fruits and tho eradication of injurious to tho largo shipper, it was said cortaln portions of Johannesburg nrea,!bond election next month, must pay A. P. CONNELLY, A gent Insects and dlsonsos of those planta yeBtordny in nn authoritative quar­ tho struggle has apparently entered tholr poll taxes by next Saturday the ter.—Orlando Sentinel. the final phase. 118th dny of Mnrch. 301-Gtp and fruits. Reforestation Policy of Florida Receiving Atten­ tion from National Government \ First National Bank! 8 JUST LOOK! SAFETY RAZOR PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS : w DIRECTORY ^ : THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS PROPERTY OWNERS TAKE NOTICE & JNO. D. JINKINS TWO MEN PAY YOUR POLL TAX Meisch Realty Co. �PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 17,1022 BUCKETING- PROBE ENDED Idson and Kathleen Brady and Mrs. G. B. Sanders, served refreshments of tlljr T k f A a a n r ln t r d U rra -O doughnuts, patties and Jelly enkus, NEW YORK, March 17.—Chief Hits. Pit El) I)A Hi Kit, Society Editor, Htrawberry ice cream und candy. City Magistrate McAdoo yesterday i v . > ■') Among those invited to moot thosa , Phone 217-W completed his “John Doe" inquiry in­ | At the marly nice Suits ju st received. All DuI f y o u h a v e a n y f r l e n S * t U K I b c t m young honorecs wore Marjorie r « n n r * i n l i c m r n k m * r e o w ila s Bosc, Mary Elizabeth Neeley, Doro­ to the charges of alleged bucketing u i» , o r U y o u e re t n t r r l a h i i s , w r i t * 1 sizes and patterns in the latest styles with the . -------■ Ka So * P i.M n l n i r d to th la S r p a r t o ir n t , thy Smith, Sydney Iiurhans, Armu by members of tho American cotton Jr tn lla , o r t r l r h p o n r ( h r l l t n . I t w ill exchange and announced ho would Classified Ads 6c a lino.,No ta ■** K rrnlljr n i t p r t e k l f l ■ lowest prices. Burhans, Mary Louise Nlcklcs, Mar­ ad taken for less than 25c. M jorie Turner, Elfznboth Tumor, Edwin make known his vndlngs nndd con­ and positively no classified N BUY NOW SOCIAL CA LBN DA It Shinholser, Jack Gillen, Billie Mus- clusions not later than this morning. ■ Gcorgo Gordon Battle, counsel for ■ . , ads charged to anyone. Cash M grove, Eugene Turner, Frcdorlck mentors of tho exchange, and Albert I th at you may g et your choice before the best must accompany all orders. Mi Saturday—Children's Story Hour will' Dalger and John Courier. Massey, attorney for the exchange Count five words to a line Ml be held at four o'clock at Central are picked ' Itself, asked that If a complaint was “ and remit accordingly. Ml IDLERS CLUB „ pnrk•• I Monday. St. Agnes Guild will meet •The members of tho Idlers Bridge returned against the defendants that they bo given the privilege of a with Mrs. Fred S. Dalger at her Club were most delightfully enter­ hearing in n magistrate’s court inhomo on Fourth St., at three o'clock. tained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. jj • ... ,» ' , stend of n grand jury action. John Meisch ut her home on West WANTED ■ 'i f you are not a member of our Clothing Club. ; Any indictments, thoj? declared W. C. Harris, of Now OrleanA, Is First street. SALESMAN to covor Jocol territory, in the city transacting business. would bo injurious to the property I It's advantages are big. Let us explain it to ; Tho rooms whore the card tables selling dealers. Guaranteed salary rights of the GOO members of tho ex­ were placed were adorned with vases of $100.00 per week for right man.— change, many of whom are scattered S you. A. L. Smith, of Ashlnnd, N. C., is of red amarillas combined with ferns. The Commercial Radium Co., Fifth throughout the south. Magistrate among the recent arrivals at th« Mon­ Aftor an interesting game ^of McAdoo explained that future action Avo. Bldg., New York. 300-6tp tezuma; bridge, scores were counted and it was would be at the discretion of tho dis. WANTUb—il»G colored laborers found thnt Mrs. Hurry Heoren held trlct attorney’s office. wanted In the city of Daytona, Fla., H. Lollesgnrd, is in the city on high score. for concrete and asphalt paving, also business in connection with the Auto At the conclusion of the card game SPECIAL TWO DAY SALE sewer work. Wages 17*/4c per hour, Blue Book. | The Store That ia Different the hostess served fruit salad, nut working ton hours por day. Pay in bread sandwiches, stuffed dates and Bnumel’s Specialty Shop advortises cash every Saturday. Free bunk house . i n special Two Days Sale in this Issue g Sanford, Florida Chits. W. Hnuck, of VVashlngton, D. coflfco as refreshments. and commisaary attached. Don’t write. C., is registered at the Montezuma and Substituting for nbsent club mem­ of Taffeta Dresses for Snturday nnd Come ready to work. Job good for will bo in Sanford for a short,stay. bers wore Miss , Adelc Seip, Mrij. Monday only. Largo selection in this six months.—-Atlantic Bithulithic Co. Adele Heoren nnd Mrs. Read of Go- line of all new dresses of the very t, “ ---‘ , ■ • 303-lwc , . d e r iv e d f r o m t h e mile o f nald PRECINCT no. 0.—I,ON(1WOOD— , Mr. und Mrs. Wideman Caldwell nova. latest patterns nnd In every avail­ prncoedn C. B. H a r tle y b o n d s to be nee d for b u i l d i n g a n d con* announce the birth of n son, March able color all exclusive designs es­ I). H. H o o k e r -«■ H tritctlng a b r i d g e ac roen th e St. J o h n s FOR SALE W. E. H atc h er, I n s p e c t o r s !. lnole C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , n t 17th, at their homo on Palmetto ave­ WOMANS CLUB NOTES pecially chosen for Sanford’s ladies. aH lvpeorin tIn kHn em . • J . Nt Hoarcy, C l e r k , i '• 'i o w n an O ste e n . F e r r y : a t FOR SALE OR LEASE—One 20 ncre, nue. Read the prices in todny'H Herald nnd . w h ic h mild e le c tio n th e qUcntlon nn to PRECINCT NO. 10.—LAKE MARY— . e iMHtianca o f mild b o n d s In c o n f o r m ­ J. W. F o r t lor one 10 ucre Sanford nve. walking The welfare department held' an watch tho Dnily Herald next wdek th ity w i t h t h e a f o r e s a i d r e s o l u t i o n o f t h e B. C. In g o rn o ll C o u n t y CommlsnloTiern o f H em lnole distance to city. Two lots corner It. n. L y n ch , I n s p e c to r s , E. N. Gallom, of Atluntu, is spend­ enthusiastic meeting on Wednesday for announcements oT the Fashion C o u n ty , F lo r i d a , nhnll tie s u b m i t t e d to A. E. Hjoblnm. C le r k . Center and Elm nvo. Two lotH west ing n few days in Sanford und is mak­ nfternoun. t h e logul v o le rn o f th o C o u n t y o f H em l­ Show. '■ “> PRECINCT NO. II.—ALTAMONTE nole. H ta te o f F lo r i d a . T h o fo rm of th o side Palmetto nve., 60 ft. from Elev­ ing his headquarters at the Monte­ The nnnunl reports of tho officers S P I I t N C H --b a llo t to bo titled In Much e l e c tio n nhnll A. H. F u ller enth St. Mnke offer. B. T. Corey, zuma. he; " F o r h o m in '' o r " A g a i n s t H onda." NOTICK O F E L E C T IO N were interesting features of tho pro­ J. W. O steetl T ho f o l lo w in g n a m e d porsotiH a r e a p ­ W H EItBA H . n r o x o lu tlo n haw bee n owner, .116 N. Spring S t, Los Ange­ H. c . T y le r , I n s p e c t o r s gram, all showing the wonderful d u ly adniiteil by tb e H oard o f C o m ity p o in te d In n p o ctu rn a n d C l e r k n o f mild W. H. H nlhird. O lork. t .. o f S e m in o le C o u n ty , e l e c tio n : les, Calif., 288tf: 29.tf Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Martin, of amount of work accomplished dur­ ComtiilHHlnnerH Hald e l e c tio n no o r d e r e d to be h e ld F lo rid a , of ev e n d a t e h e r e w i t h , t h a t It I 'H E C IN C T NO. 1— BANKOIID— nhnll be hold nt t h e p o lli n g p l a c e s In w ould lie e x p e d ie n t nm l t ° t h e bent InW. E. I lo tts FOR SALE—5 room bungalow . on Belloviow, Fla., nrc stopping at tho ing the past club'yoar by this depart­ tc t h e v a r i o u s p r e c i n c t s w h e r e the U s * , re n in o f Hotnlnole C o u n ty , F lo rid a , to F. L. W o o d r u f f . Jr., g e n e r a l e l e c tio n w a s held, t h r o u g h o u t , > brick street. All modern conVch- Montezumn while in the city for a ment. Somo of theso results are the Ixmio c o u n t y bondn o£ t h e C o u n t y of T. M, F ox. I n s p e c to rn . th o e n t i r e C o u n t y o f H emlnole. and s u c h Hemlnole, H tate of F lo r i d a , fo r th e It. C. M a x w e ll, C lerk. school lunch room,which has been short stay. e l e c tio n nhnll bo c o n d u c t e d n n d t h e c a n - -itr icnccB. Unusually low price. Easy purp o n e uf c o n n t r n e tln g . r e - h a r d s u r ­ FitISC1NCT NO. 2.— M O M IO E — van s o f t h e v o le s c e r t i f i e d to, a n d th o a most wonderful succobb , tho county fac in g . ninCadatnlr.Ing a n d p a v i n g c e r ­ terms.—E. F. Lane. 302-utp L. H. Mann, r e t uHIr nIIS s illlll a n d illv t h e ccntivann |PI u i m in o o fi th m o rei tu rti.n * r T ta in rondn In H em lnole C o u n ty , F lo rid a , C. O. Hell, o f nn Id e le c tio n s h a l l be n iu d e In I n * J. G. Sutter, A. Ludekn und W. C .1fnir, the crib in the railroad station In mtlil rcHolutlon p a r t i c u l a r l y d enc rlbFOR SALE—Two Ford touring cars, ]. C. M o tf e tt, I n s p e c to r # J . ............... m a n n e r n n d W ith in th o ti m e p r e s c r ib ­ ed, a n d for th e f u r t h e r uurp o n e o f b u i l d ­ and the work in fho cemctory. A. 3, H u w k ln s , C le r k . A. e d l o r g e n e r a l e le c tio n s , e x c e p t t h a t ing m td c o n H tr u c tln g a b r id g e ncroan self starters, good condition. Apply Montgomery, of Wilmington, N. C., th o r e t u r n s of nald e t o c tlo n s h a l l be d e ­ Tho plans^or the coming year, un­ th e St. JohPH r i v e r In Hemlnole C o u n ty , F f tE C I N C T NO. It.— MANKOHD are nmong the out-of-stntc visitors liv e r e d to tho C h n i n n n n a n d C l e r k o f Sanford Auto Exchange foot of First W. M. M c K in n o n F lo rid a , a t a p o in t k n o w n an Onteon der the splendid leadership of Mrs. tho Hoard of C o u n ty C o m m issio n e r! o f C. L. l l r l t t street. 303-Gtc stopping at the Montezuma. Homlnolo C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , I n s t e a d o f L. T. H rynn, In n p o c to m Henry Wight, chm., nro Interesting, 1 ' r i i r c r i n F O R B , h e i t r e s o l v e d , to th o K u p o rv tso r o f R e g i s t r a t i o n anti W . M. H aynon. C lerk . T h a t notic e be, a n d tb e nam e In h e r e b y FOR SALE—One B flat saxophone t h e C o u n t y J u d g e , und. nnd business like, including the or. P R E C I N C T NO. 4— F A O L A — g ive n, t h a t on th e 11th d ny of April, A. Dr. Walter Seay nnd llttlo daugh­ HE IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D , t h a t O e o r g e S m ith and B flnt clarinet. Apply 207 ter, Ollio May, of Jacksonville, arriv­ gnnizntion of n Parent-Tcnchcrs As I>. 1922. a n d In p u m iin n c o o f tho r e s o ­ th in o r d e r a n d n o t i c e o f e l e c t i o n bo L e o n a rd Kolx lu tio n ufnruniild, d u ly a d o p t e d b y th e p u b lis h e d In t h e H a nford H e r a l d , 'th e . tv French nve. ' 303-12tp ed here yesterday afternoon nnd are soclntion, the plans for Educational 1C o u n ty C o m m ln slo n e rn o f H emlnole A. X. McOuIn, I n s p e c to r n o n l y n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In H em lnole A. A. lllekH, C le r k . C o u n ty . F lo rid a , a n d n o w b e i n g p u b and IlHlied In th e S a n f o r d H e r a ld , th o o n ly P R E C I N C T NO. IL— O V IE D O — C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , f o r a p e r io d o f n o t l e e a FOIt SALE—Cash and carry Grocery tho guests of his daughter, Mrs. Wldo- legislation, domestic science t h a n f o u r w e e k s p r i o r to t h e d a t e o f H. O. C r a w f o r d putdlHhcd In H em lnole C o u n ­ manual training In the high school. nty.o WKHipor Store, 311 Sanford Ave. 300-Gtp mnn Caldwell. s a id e lec tio n . Hteen Nelnon F lo rk ln , nn e le c tio n w ill be held, D one anil o r d e r e d t h i s 7 th d a y o f H. W. Sw ope. I n s p e c to r n The following officers of the de­ a n d t h e nam e In h e r e b y o r d e r e d to be FOR SALE—16 ncrcs, 10 tiled, I room M a rc h . A. D. 1922. O. a. W o lc o tt. C lerk. held t h r o u g h o u t th e C o u n t y Of H em l­ L. A. B H U M L B Y . It. T. Thrasher left this morning for partment ^were re-elected for tho nole. to d e t e r m i n e w h e t h e r t h e r e ehnll P R E C I N C T NO. O.— ( iE N E V A — house, barn, *1 wells, $9,000. Terms. (SEA L! C h a irm an . C. W . t*iilpop|ier he I hhiioiI b y tb e mild C o u n t y of Semi­ coming yenr. Chninnnn, Mrs. Henry Tampa whore he will spend a few days O. P. SWOPE, —H. B. Lewis. Phone 319 or 391 J. V. W lckn nole, h o n ile 111 t b e Maid Mjm o f 1100,e . c t m i . B r j T , II. A. O rdnhnm , I n n p e c to r s to h e a r Intern et at Ilia r a t e of 301 -tfle . witFi his sister, Mrs. F. S. Dalger. Ho Wight; Vice-chnirmnn, Mrs, R. A. non.lift; L. P. II At JAN, F. It. B r a d le y , Ciork. p e r c e n t u m p e r a n n u m , In te rc u t Newman; .Sec.-Trens., Mrs. M. Thig­ «lx C. W. E N T Z M l N d K R . will also visit his sister, Mrs. Ed. P R R C I N I T NO. 7.— C R C l . t OTA— p a y a b le n e m l a i i m m l l y ; mild bondn to FOR SALE—Tomnto plants, any H oard o f C i iu n ty t 'o m i n l s s l o n e r s , fl. O, .lacotin m a t u r e t h i r t y y e a r n a f t e r th e ditto of pen. , ,v He ml nolo C o u n ty , F lo rid aIt. It. H o h erln t b e Ixnuaitco th e r e o f ; mild bondn to be quantity, for prompt delivery.— Sumner nt Dade City before returning Allent: • V N. C. .lucotiN. I n s p e c to r n d a t e d .Inly 1nt. 1922; |88,nuo.oo of th e home. ChnBo & Co., Phone 530. 288-tfc E. A. DOUGLASS, J, E. Httyder, C lerk . proceeds derived from the sale of laid ft* m a* * •• C le r k o f tlie H o ard o f C o u n t y homln tu be itnud for countructlug, re P R E C I N C T NO. H.— (lA IIIH K L L A — CommlsnlontirH. H em ln o le C o u n ­ H. C. P a r k e r hard surfacing, miicniliimlxlug and puv FOR SALE—Two story business :r 1 1 ( j i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heerca und Iloit ip tLn run il > i I # » UiiinlimLi I bill nt I* Wlftr ty . F lo r i d a . H. B. M a t h e r s g tho rondn in Hemlnole C o u n ty , F l o r ­ building. Apply to the owner, Klen their guests, Mrs. Adele Heoren and Hy: V. E DOIHU.AHH. D. C, C. B. M a th e rs. I n n p e c ta r n ida. p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r ib e d In tho rcmi.i-iu-r.id and St w A. W. M urem un, C le r k . lu ll o n nforem ild; a n d | I 2 , 0on.no of th e Ares, 805 0th St.__________ 284-2fltc Miss Adele Sclp, of Pittsburg, Pa., left FOR SALE!—Warehouse with R. R. yesterday in their car for a motor trip ft* ft* fta Ks k* Ra ft* siding. Within four blocks of center to Miami nnd other points of interest •f city. on the East Const. Mn A. F. Petocr of Lnnghomo, Geo. W. KNIGHT 272-tfc Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Haines anil Mr. Pn., has been the guest this week of Martin. FOR SALE—Onk nnd other hard and Mrs. C. A. Wagner nnd child of Mr. nnd Mrs. I.- - -D. - - - - - .' » 10 j Gonnellsvilla, Bn,, who arc touring wood, strand wood range, $2.50; Superintendent of Schools T. W. firo place, $2.00.—Hoskins Jones, Florida, arrived here yesterday in Beurdnll Avenue. 280-tfc their cur from S(.. Petersburg, and I.nwton nnd his brother J od IiaWton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. of Oviedo were called to Jacksonville the illness Britt yesterday, lenving thin monting yesterday on account MISCELLANEOUS of Jheir mother, Mrs. W. J. Lawton. MONEY TO LOAN on real estate, 1st for Miami. mortgage only.—S. J. Policy, Route Mr. anti Mrs. Sidney Stone of Dan­ CHILDREN'S PARTY A, Box 22G, Sanford, Fla. 300-Gtd-ltw ielson, Conn., lenve for homo todny One of the most delightful chil­ They have toured tho. state and pro­ FOR RENT dren's parties given this season, was We have assembled in our Dress Department an unusual Inr^e selection of TufTeta Dresses. claim Sanford the best plnco yet. FOR RENT—5 room houso $18.00 per thnt given yesterday afternoon by The Stones are old friends of Mr. Our line is complete of every available color and pattern. Exclusive designs nnd excellent month. See J. J. Maurer. 305-2tp Mrs. J. D. Davidson, nt her homo on workmanship, made by the best designers in America, all repose on our racks. Therefore, for Magnolia avenue, complimenting little and Mrs. I. D. Mnrtln. Pay your poll tax before Saturday these two days we are offoring our entire line of TufTeta Dresses only, nt very substantial re­ Mias Helen Sanders nnd Master night if you want to vote In the bond ductions. Don’t fail to take advantage of this opportunity to secure that pretty dress, at Pay your poll tnx before Snturday George Sanders, who have recently election for county roods and the Os­ night if you want to vote in the bond these special prices. moved here from Boston, Mass. teen bridge. election for county roads and the Os­ Pink anil green wore the colors used Attend the mnss meeting nt the in decorating for this pretty party. teen bridge. Court House Thursday night nt eight Thu refreshments table was centered with nn attractive arrangement of o'clock. grey moss with pink nnd white astern from which the young guests drew MISS GRACE TOMPKINS favors, there were miniature boats for (Registered Nurse) tho hoys and dolls for the girls. Surgical, Medical and Obstetrical Games of all kinds were played on Good load of Tennessee calls answered Phono 563-W, 309 French Ave, the lawn and late in the afternoon the A gorgeous selection to choose from. Dresses hostess assisted hy Misses Zetu Dav- Mules for sale or trade 30-1-tfc of fashionable design. The very best fnbrics *__ f i j CLASSIFIED S ADS . ; SOCIETY j LOOK NOW \ JOIN NOW j P e r k in s & B ritt = PERSONALS [Special 2 DAY OF TAFFETA DRESSES SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY MULES! TAFFETA FROCKS OF UNUSUAL BEAUTY MULES! 7 at Brady’s Barn. KU KLUX KLAN! * HO THEY ARE • • HAT THEY ARE f HY THEY ARE •• f Come out nnd henr COL. J. Q. NOLAN, Nntionnl Lecturer of THE INVISIBLE EMPIRE nnd perBonnl ropresentntlve of Col. Wm. Jos. Simmons, Imperial Wizard. Lecturer is n man of Nntionnl Fnmc. LECTURE FREE Everybody invited. . LADIES ESPECIALLY COME TO d r.i FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 17 AT 8 P. M. . COItfJEU FIR^T SfltE E T A ftD .fA R K AVE.,, , in Navy, Brown and Black. Combinations of grey, ennna, Harding blue and others pre­ dominate with the above colors. # J. C. HUMAN $15.00 DRESSES, QQ $29.75 DRESSES, 2 ^ QQ Florida Sanford ■ ■■■■•■■■HBIBM BaRHHHHM aU M fta $24.50 and $22.50 DRESSES, BRING YOUR CAR V\ f f TO US m $!»t7B..DnESSES:...................... 14.50 — We have a first class mechanic who knows all makes of cars. Prices reasonable. SANFORD AUTO Foot of First Street aaaaaaaaaaaaaaB R B aaaB naaaa yg ■ NEW jj I i E i Yi ■ - A P R I V A I C— Guaranteed Martha 4-Foot Hose in (PO C A AND Black, Cordovan, White nnd Bobolink nt *11*1*31/ r l f l l i i v A L aJ ■%HAND-MADE W A ISTS........................ ......?.........................................................................$3.50 to $5.95 9 IBAUMEL’S SPECIALTY SHOP 5 jj “WHERE STYLE REIGNS” Eust First Street- * : ; o ' .; -Opp. Ford Service Station. N0TE“ WATCHTHE SANF0RD herald NEXT WEEK FOR DATE OF OUR FASH. ff? B n ilU m B ia iB IH B H IU flB B IB B iU a a B n H fllB B B U IM B n iB B U B a B in B IH B IU H B in n � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, March 17, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 17, 1922. 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