142 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e021e16bd2d3ff20c5235fb777f0b472.pdf c579d54a14d7adbedf4e97175ee8eab5 PDF Text Text I .rv4.C'p^ \*Sm ^ SANFORD • . * T . . 4 ' l. aS-it'c/' v iV ; . . ‘The City Substantial” ‘The City SubstantiaT IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUME n NUMBER 306 SANFORD, FLORIDA, SA T U R D A Y , MARCH 18, 1922 KU KLUX KLAN LECTURE DELIVERED LAST NIGHT BY THE NATIONAL LECTURER AGED COUPLE PERISH IN FIRE AT AUGUSTA BIG CROWD OUT Col. Nolan Told People All About the Klan STREETS WERE BLOCKED AND ‘ PEOPLE STOOD FOR 1Vi HOURS TO HEAR TH E STORY VEGETABLE SECTION HAD LIVED OVER OPERA HOUSE FOR TWENTY YEARS (Ilr The Aaaorlntrd I'rraa) AUGUSTA, Gn., March 18.—James A. Tnnt, 60, nnd his wife, 45, perished In flnmes that destroyed tho old Grand Oporn House here early today. The couple hnd lived on the fourth floor of the building for twenty yenrs. Frnnk Miller, mnnngcr of tho Southern Enterprises, inc., theatrical concern, owning the opera house build­ ing, said the fire apparently wns inccndinry ns he thought the fire start­ ed in two places on the ground floor nnd on the fourth floor. One of the largest and most atten­ tive crowds that havo over gathered on the streets of Sanford was out InBt alght to hoar Col. J. Q. Nolan on tho Knights o f tho Ku Klux Klan. First street at tho Intersection of Park ave­ nue hnd been roped o ff by tho park­ ing of nutomoblles across the four sides effectually blocking nil traffic strung around the hollow square mnknnd a string of electric lights hnd been ing It bright ns day. Into this square promptly nt eight o’clock came Col. Nolan in tho center of bIx stalwart It’s renlly heart-breaking the way Klansmcn nnd accompanied by R. J. French pride is hurt when nobody will Holly, who had been requested to in­ grind tho axes. troduce the speaker. Upon n big truck thnt hnd boon pulled Into the center He took up the immigration ques­ of the street Col. Nolan launched into his subject by tolling them thnt he tion and dwelt nt length upon the was a Georgian nnd had the spirit of thousands of foreign-born who are the South, of the Klan nnd of white coming over hero not to become citi­ supremacy ground into him from zens o f the United States but to early youth nnd ho wns n 100 per cent pinko monoy and to carry on the pro­ Ku Klux. From tho launching of tho paganda of anarchy nnd old world f i r s t Klan in ante helium days the ideas, that tho colonies in the various speaker carried hio hearers through big cities did not assimilatu or nffilithe struggles of that day— reconstruc­ nto with American people, did not even tion dnys—how the people of the south speak our lnngunge and the Klan were forced to toko despernte meas­ stood for Amoricnnism with all the ures to perpetuate whito supremacy hyphens knocked out and if ho wns an nnd how even the Yankee soldiers sent Italian or any other nationality let down to keep ordor in the South join­ him go back where he came from nnd ed the Ku Klux and rode with the that all who remained here must beSouthern men to keep law nnd ordor como real 100% Americans or leave and the now order wns to preserve and the Klan would see to it. That nothing in the disarmament those traditions nnd memories of tho old South ns well nB to perpotunto line would ever ho offcctivo as long white supremacy. He paid hlH re­ ns theso people in Europe wero al­ spects to the New York World nnd the lowed the lutltudo of today or wore editor, Pulitzor, who he characterized allowed to form a Balkan state in ns the greatest Annnni'ns of modern every American city. He likened the times nnd Hcnrst of hto Journal ns foreigner who would not become nat­ the chameleon who changed hiH spots uralized to the cuckoo bird who took to suit each city In which he controll­ up other bird’s nests to lay her eggs ed the paper. Ho Hnid the Klan hud nnd let the other bird take cure of the been called "nigger beaters" but they little cuckoos and when they were wore the best friend of tho negroes and large enough thoy throw out the lit­ the negroes wore nil right if they wore tle birds belonging to the originnl let alone, that the best spot In the owner o f the nest. The order is growing not only in world for a good negro was Georgia the South but everywhere und the hut it wns no place for n had one. Klan knew no north, south, enst or Speaking of the membership he said west but wns for nil of America first, the front door for applicants into tho Inst und alwnys. He spoke of the order was vory nnrrow but the hack grent College of Americn thnt the or­ door wns broad and wide and greased der is founding in Atlanta that will skids would carry the underisnblu teach religion and American citizen­ members and scurrlllous members out ship first, it will bo the biggest uni­ in a hurry nnd they hnd no plnco in versity in the world and every stnto in the Klan. Members, must be Chris­ the union will build n building on the tinas first, 100% native born white grounds. There thoy will teach the Protestants and they had nothing hible nnd the constitution of the Unit­ ngninst any religious creed or order but they reserved the right to organ­ ed Stntcs as well as the arts nnd ize since other; organizations of a se­ sciences, it will be non-BCctarian and cret nature had the right. They also no pupil can get a diploma until they believe in white supremacy, and stood are able to recite the constitution of squarely and firmly upon the consti­ the United States, he Christians nnd 100% Americans. tution of the United States. In closing ho again recited the re­ He paid a beautiful tribute to moth­ quisites for becoming a Klnnsman erhood und plead for the old time re­ nnd said their membership embrnced spect for women, aa he expressed it, tho men of every walk of life from "put grandma back on tho pedestal the highest to the lowest nnd from where grandpa placed her." For tho the U. S. senator, congressmen, judg­ protection nnd the sanctity of the es, officials of nil kinds who were lining of woman’s virtuo nnd the Ku "real men" but only rcnl men could Klux Klan is determined that man can belong nnd ho again emphasized the never repay the debt of gratitude duo cardinal principles of Americanism, to womanhood nnd motherhood. Moth­ er was symbolized oh’ the picture of whito supremacy, religion nnd tho pro­ Jesus Christ and her purity nnd sanc­ tection of the homes und the sanctity tity upheld in tho plea to place her and virtuo of women. At the close of hack on the throno nnd In the hnnds the address ho invited nil o f thoBe present who wanted to Join to write "f Jesus. their names on a card nnd hand them He snld that tho people who critito some one on the stand who would fized the Ku Klux Klnn wero cither see thnt the Klnn received them later. ignorant of tho teachings of tho order Col. Nolan then vanished us silently or wero disloyal citizens who could ( as ho enmo with his six Klansmcn, go­ »ot take tho oath o ? true fealty to the ^ ing toward tho Valdez Hotel and tho government. Thnt the Klan had nev­ crowd made wny for them without be­ er taken tho law into their own hnnds ing Urged. except in rare cases and it*wns their Col. Nolan tulked over one hour nnd <ll‘ ty to uphold tho law and tho offica half nnd the people stood that'long urs °f the Inw. That thoy kept hidJen in tho folds o f tho whito robes in tho street to hear what was said J|>d masks, not because thoy wero to be ono of the ablest and best talks afraid or nshurned but in ordor thnt that hnn over been delivered hero upon •io one would know them nnd thoy any subject and the people of Sanfurd could catch violntors o f tho law nnd hnVo n truo conception now o f tho prereport them to tho officors. But in copts and examples of the Knights of the event tho officers failed to do tho Ku Klux Klan. Tho Sanford band played soma lino their duty they would perform It and music heforo tho speaking and added Put the officors out through tho bal­ much to the occasion. lot box nnd tho courts. . ft - Nl Hi N Hi M a ft H ft ft ft ft ft MILLION KLANSMEN TO SEE THAT NEGRO IS RETURNED : HICKORY, N. C., Mnrch 18.— Spcnking before a largo audi­ ence in Hickory Thursday night, Dr. Arthur Tnltnndgo Abernathy, of Asheville, lecturer for tho Ku Klux Klan, referred to n coro In which, he snld, Governor Morrison wns refused extradition o f n ne­ gro by Canndn nnd asserted that one million klnnsmcn from Maine to Texas hnvo been pledged to sec that the negro is returned to North Carolina for trial. "And this will happen in the next ninety days,” he added. While Dr. Abernathy did not mention the name of the man he said was sought by the authorities of this stutc, tho audience under­ stood him to refer to Mntthew Bullock, wanted at Norliim on a charge of attempted murder growing out of a race riot nt thnt place about a year ago. Bullock was recently given his liberty by Judge Snyder, nt Hamilton, Ont., where he wns nrrested when Governor Morrison refused to send witnesses to Canada to testify nt his extrndltion hearing. Dr. Abernathy hnd been discussing tho efforts ha said the Ku Klux Klnn were mnking to nssist the ofTiccrs In enforcing the law. He referred to n case In Asheville, In which ho snld a negro wns sent to the ronds through the efforts o f tho Klnn nnd told of two whito women being escorted out of thnt city by klnnsmcn. ft ft ft ft ft ft ha ftv N » f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t HOUSE MAY VOTE TODAY TO CUT SIZE OF THE ARMY, DIFFERENCE OF OPINION Big Debate Was Staffed Yesterday on This Most Important Question (lly The Aaaorlntrd I'rraa) WASHINGTON, Mnrch 18.— A dif­ ference of opinion wns voiced by Re­ publican leadors in the House yesterduy over the size of the army during consideration of tho army appropria­ tion bill. No sooner hnd Chnirmnn Kalin, of the military affairs commit­ tee, expressed opposition to nny re­ duction in the enlisted or officer strength than Representative Mondell, Republirnn lender, dednred ho ap­ proved notion of the subcommittee which framed tho bil in providing thnt by July I, the enlisted personnel of the regulur nrmy must be cut to 115,­ 000, and tho number qf officors de­ creased to 11,000. General debate wns concluded Into yesterday and indications wero thnt the House would reach n vote today, or Monday on sections of the bill re­ lating to the size o f tho army. With party linos disregarded to a certain extent the House membership appeared to be divided into three main groups—one determined to stand by the committee recommendations, an­ other preparing to demand nil nrmy of 100,000 men, whilo the third was lin­ ing up in support of tho wnr depart­ ment, which requested u pay allow­ ance sufficient to mnintnin 150,000 men nnd 13,000 officers during the coming fiscal yonr. Republican members wero said to he represented In nil three camps, while most of the Democrats were ex­ pected by their lenders to join the "small nrmy” forces. During his address to the house Mr. Kahn took the position thnt it would bo "false economy" to order too dras­ tic n cut in the nrmy’a size. IIo rend n letter from Secretary Hughes In which objection wns voiced to with­ drawal of nil regular nrmy troops sta­ tioned in Chinn, ns proposed in the hill. Mr. Mondell, declaring thnt the sub-committee which drafted the bill hnd not gone too far in providing for no more than 115,000 men nnd 11,000 ofTiccrs, said he was convinced that efficiency would not ho sacrificed, thnt the force would ho sufficient for all pence time purposes, and that it could he quickly expanded into an efficient fighting organization in case of an emergency. During thu debate Representative Harrison, Democrat, of Virginia, de­ clared that Secretary Weeks, after insisting a few weeks ago on an army of 150,000 men, wns now showing n willingness to accept a reduction thnt would bring the enlisted personnel down to 130,000, slightly below the present strength. AMERICAN LEGION BOYS COMING HOME T O D A Y CONVENTION ALL OVER Tampa Carried Off all of the Prizes on the Field — Biff Parade Yesterday PALM BEACH, March 18.—Fea­ The now famous Tumpa hand, follow­ tures of tho final day of tho Florida ed hy a host of Tnmpnns, took part. American Legion’s fourth nnd most Tho grent parade pussed In review be­ successful annual convention hero fore Nntionnl Commander Hanford |MacNider nnd other high officials and were: Jerome E. Widoman of West Palm i Sergt. Samuel Woodfill, with thous­ Beach was elected department com­ ands in tho two big grandstands. Resolutions were adopted hy the mander nnd Thomas II. Davis of Tam­ convention in behalf of tho public pa, department adjutant. Pensacola schools, retention of Cnrlstrom Field, gets tho next state convention begin­ ning Juno 14 next year. Mrs. II. C. a state compensation hill, naturaliza­ Dozier, of Ocnln, wus chosen state tion of aliens and restricting immi­ president of tho American Legion gration. Auxiliary. Tho U. S. S. Tampa Post No. 5, carried o ff nil tho honors of the MISS BOYD’ S BODY grent Flagler dny parade yestorduy TAKEN TO IOWA afternoon, which wns n celebrntion of WAS BURIED IN CAVE thu American Legion und the annual Sun Dance festivities. The Tnmpn (lly Thr AHorlnlrd I'rraa) visitors Von the beautiful silver cup 1 TALLAHASSEE, Mnrch 18.— Tho of the Palm Dench pos tfor best ap­ body of Miss Emma Boyd, n member pearance in tho parade. The Tampa ' o f the faculty o f tho Womnn’s Col. crowd won tho Hoenig cup of tho j lego here, w ho was suffocatcej to Palm Beach post for largest attend­ death yesterday tn a cave near hero, ance in the parudo. This has to he will leave todny for her homo, Story wone three times for permanent pos­ City, Iown._ The body was accomsession. Curl M. Ncilson, of Tnmpn, panted by J. G. Helium, business won ten dollars in god us the fattest mnnugcr of tho collego. Tho funeral man in tho parade. Frank Widemnn service wns hold nt noon. of Jacksonville wns tho tallest and H. L. Covington of Jacksonville, was tho ROME, Italy, Mnrch 18.— Itnly has shortoAt man. Two Tampa men, II. P. sent a new and energetic note to Cincero nnd M. D. Woismnn, carried Greece demanding release of tho tho colors of tho American Logion, steamship Abbnzia nnd complete sat­ department of Florida, in tho parade. isfaction for recent incidents. FOUR-POWER TREATY HAS ANOTHER ASSAUL BY THE SENATE “BOLS” I Irreconcilables Argue; MOB TAKES About the Treaty NEGRO IN JAIL; All Day RETURNS HIM A STORMY SESSION WHEN IT WAS DISCOVERED WAS NOT THE MAN r& l IIE LOT OF TALK TH A T DOES NOT SEEM TO GET THEM ANYW HERE (Hy Tlie Aaaorlntrd Press) KITE, Ga., Mnrch 18.—Jim Drisdon, a negro, was taken from thu jail here hy n mob early today, taken to the scene of thu alleged attack on n white woman lust Tuesday when an unidentified negro poured kerosene on n womnn and set fire to her. Tho vic­ tim declared Ilrlsdon wns not the man who uttacked her and he was taken to the jnll nt Wrightsville and turned over to the authorities. The mob then dispersed. WASHINGON, March 1 8 r -A a .^ , other sustained assault was thrown- ; against the four power Pacific pact by tho sonato irreconcilables yestcN dny after tho treaty’s friends had argued among themselves fo r an hour ns to whether tho pact might properly bo called an ’alliance.” The fight against ratification waa carried forward In utrn by Senator* France, republican, Maryland; John* ston, republican, California, and Wat* son, democrat, Georgia, in a seriea o f NEW OFFICERS speeches which occupied the senate AMERICAN LEGION most o f the afternoon and which ARE ELECTED drew no reply from the treaty’s sop. porters. Senator Johnson compagd ( ||jr Thr Aaaorlntrd I'rraa) the pnet with tho Anglo-Japanese al­ PALM BEACH, Mnrch 18.— New liance in an offort to show that both officers o f the American Legion, De­ "contain n meaning broader than partment of Florida, arc: their words.’’ ____ States Commnnder, Jerome E. In the course of tho debate chargea Widemnn, West Pnlm Bench. of "propaganda" both for and Four state vicc-commnnders: First against the treaty were made by the district, Dr. John Hnlton, Sarasota; opposing sides but no one produced second district, W. W. Hampton, nny direct ovidencc to support the Gninesville; third district, C. A. Lnnassertions or asked for any investiga­ drum, Pensacola; fourth district, II. tion o f tho Influences declared to bo . Neil Kirkman, Pnlntkn. nt work to control the action o f the Stnte adjutant, Thomas II. Davis, senate. Tnmpn. The discussion over the application ■ S Finance Officer, Claude C. Jones, o f the term "alllanco” took place Arcadia. lurgely between Senator Willis, re­ Chnplain, Rev. George Hyman, San­ publican, Ohio, nnd Senator Spencer, ford. _ republican, Missouri, both supporter* Historian, Rev. Luclen A. Spencer, o f the treaty. A speech recently, Fort Moyers. , made by senntor Spencer declaring Mnstor-nt-nrms, Znck Blizzard, tho pnet to be "an alliance fo r con­ Center Hill. ference" but not fo r use o f force was Nntionnl Executive committeemen, ussanilcd hy Senator Willis, who In­ Dr. David Forster, New Smyrna; al­ sisted thnt no sort o f "alliance” was ternate nntionnl executive committee­ contemplated nnd thnt the speech o f man, Joseph Y, Cheney, Orlando. Three Trustees: Gen. Albert II. the Missouri senator hnd embarrass­ ed the treaty’s friends, Mr. Spencer Blnnding, Bartow; Judge J. L. Bil­ Htood by his definition nnd his char­ lingsley, Miami, nnd Sumter L. Low­ acterization o f the foreign rolation* ry, Jr., Tampa. These are nlso tho committee "no nllinnce” reservation, three past Htnte commnnders. as "ridiculous nbsurdity.” Sixteen department executive com­ By Senators Frnnco, Johnson and mitteemen: First district, James Wntson, it wns declared that the W. Morris, Jr., Tnmpn; Floyd Thomdictionary definition covering tho nsson, St. Petersburg; S. Wntt Law­ treaty mattered little and that the ler, Jr., Fort Moyers; E. J. Close, Tav­ renl meaning of tho four power ar­ ares; Second district, T. C. Young, rangement must ho judged by it* Lake City: L. C. Lynch, Gainesville; practical operation. Mr. Johnson as­ R. D. Allen, Monticello; R. L. Andorson, Jr., Ocnln. Third district, G. H. serted thnt so far as actual wording McEwnn, Milton; Lewis Lively, Tnl- went the Anglo-Japaneso alliance lnhnsscc; Hobart Staggers, Lynn covered only unprovoked aggression . Haven; William A. Fellis, Pensacola. in eastern Asia nnd India, and that Fourth district, A. Rico King, Jack, if it really was dangerous to th* sonville; E. E. Ilnrvoy, Cocoanut United Stntcs, ns argued hy suppor­ Grove; J. A. Dow, West Palm Bench; ters o f the four power treaty, the reason lay between the lines. Judg­ Harvey R. Payne, Jacksonville. ed hy the same process, he asserted Ten dolcgntcs to nntionnl conven­ the four power pact might eAslly • tion. State Commnnder Wildoman, lead to mnny dangers in actual pr«e.. Adjutnnt Dnvis, Nntionnl Committee­ tlce. man Forster, J. W. Morris, Jr., L. H. Senator Wntson chargod that tb* Gray, S. Wntt Lnwler, Jr., Lewis “ money power” was behind the trea­ Strum J. Y. Cheney, G. F. Lewis nnd ty nnd reciting that Elihu Root, one Robert Sturkic. o f tho American delegates, waa a Ten alternate delegates: B. C. great corporation lawyer and attor­ Pierce, Pnlntkn; Snm Barco, Miami; ney for the Anglo Japanese bank, J. II. Roper, Sanford; George Her­ lie declared Mr. Root could be ex­ ring, Sanford; J. K. Williams, ' Miami; Neill Bishop, Fort. Pierce; pected to work fo r " a " better and Cramer B. Potter, St. Petersburg; stronger concert,” in the far enst. "When secretary o f stnte ho was a C: A. Landrum, Pensacolu nnd W. S. party to tho rape o f Korea by Ja- L Criswell, Jacksonville. pan," said Senntor Watson. a The Georgia Senator also said it HARDINGS ENDS VACATION whs significant that Holland had been . WILL LEAVE TODAY denied admission to the four power • FOR WASHINGTON treaty although, he snld, "her insu­ lar possessions were larger than th* (lly Thr Aaaorlntrd I'rraa) ST. AUGUSTINE, Mnrch 18.— Re­ French.” "Frnnco was brought In because freshed by ten day’s rest and relaxa­ she has the largest standing army in tion, President Harding will bring his tho world,” Senator Watson contin­ vacation to a close today and lenvo ued. "England and Jnpnn need those this afternoon on his special train soldiers. Holland has no military for Washington. Tho last round of golf wns on tho progrnm for this strength to contribute.” One o f the first results of the fou r morning. power tronty, Senator Wntson p re ­ dicted would bo cancellation o f th* GANDIII SENTENCED allied'debt to the United States. B * . TO SIX YEARS WITHOUT LABOR pointed out that a place on tho new debt commission hnd boon given to (lly Thr Aaaorlntrd I'rraa) Secretary Mellon o f the treasury, AIIMEDBAD, British India, Mch. who ho said not only was associated 18.— Mohandas K.Gnndhi, Indiun non- wtlh Wall Strcot, but wns holding his copoperntlonist leader who was ar­ office in violation o f tho law. He ad­ rested recently on charges o f sedition, ded thnt “ Somebody ought to a m st wns sentenced todny to six yenrs Im­ him and send him to the penlten* prisonment without hard labor. tlary.” ■nj 1 f lr fv �>'• w , V..' h u m u u ip < ■ PAGE SIX a ■ , •• • ’ ' : •* ■ ■ •'■• ' . ■• ' ■ *l - L. ► ••' . : : •' ' • .....■ " • ' • , » * • . ,-M* ■ •* ’ * w ►>* ** . /■ r «. T H E SAN FO RD D A IL Y H E R A LD , F R ID A Y , MARCH 17, 1922 Pay Your Poll Tax Before Saturday, March 18th I f ? To be Qualified to Vote in the Bond Election to be Held April 11 th s m n n s m a 7i 3g MAKE YOUR M O W WORK FOR YOU : E SANFORD’S W E P A Y 4 % INTEREST ON SAVINGS S TEMPERATURE „ ACCOUNTS to to to to to to to to to 'J'Vl •, Presistent Saving Wins Independence SAVE A N D BE SAFE i Saving 10 cents a day at four per cent per anpum, one to ten years SIXTH YEAR ......... *216.18 SEVENTH YEAR 203.50 EIGHTH YEAR 342.10 NINTH Y E A R ......... 393.26 TENTH Y E A R ............... 446.15 FIRST YEAR ........— * :»7.16 SECOND YEAR .......... 75.81 THIRD YEAR ................. U6.00 FOURTH Y E A R ............. 157.80 FIFTH YEAR .T.............. 201.27 Saving, like spending, is a habit. Do it now. Get your Calendar Bank Today The Seminole County Bank STRENGTII- -PROGRESS- to -------- to to to to to to to to to to to to * to to to to to to to to to to Well, we record the low tempernturn of 72 here on St. Patrick’s Day and on account of this country being dry according to prohibition rules, o f course there are no more snakes so* we can celebrate St. Patrick's Day and enjoy tho excellent brnntl of—weather—at the same time. 'Now we ask you folks in the north again—what do you think of 72 here in tho heart o f the celery fields and with oranges bringing $5 a box? 5:40 A. M. MARCH 17, 1922 Maximum .............. 72 Minimum1....................... 56 Range ............................. 58 Haromctcr ....... 30.23 Rain, trace. Calm and clear. * i to to to to to to to to to -SERVICE to to to ra iR n u E C S u n rcu n iU B B i to to to THE WEATHER attendance nt this meeting was PRESS ASSOCIATION TO MEET IN DAYTONA good, ovon though soveral o f tho enn Legion Meet In West Palm Beach. Mrs. Lois K. Mayes, president of A new pair o f ductors woro discov­ the Florida Press Association has an. ered nt this meeting, referonco is nounccd tho standing committees of mndo to Rnlph Wight nnd J, C. Hut­ the association for 1922, ns follows: chinson, who evidently had boon Executive Committee—J. E. W a sh ­ practicing on Liza Jnno and wns Into ington, chnirntnn; Hnrry Brown, T* purposely ithnt they might show tho E. Fitzgerald, Robert ,T. Holly, R. club how well tliey could nnd would I,. Swegcr. sing. They snng. Legislation—Herbert A. Folkol, Dr. Mobley wns tho speaker sched­ chairman; Frank Stonemnn, A*. D. uled for tho day, but for some un­ MTller, Willis Ball. Constitution und By-lnws— Wnl-tcr known renson ho failed to propnre, M. Ilnynes^chnirmnn; Goode M. Gno- instead ho nnd A. Rnffcld entered in­ to' n collusion whereby Rnffcld wns rry, George M. Goolsby. Membership—Miss Edith Edobnrn, ennbled to deliver not a ten minute chairman; Ralph Cooper, J. G. Ghils- speech, but an oration, entitled, “ Americanism.” Dr. Rnffold began morc. Arbitration and . Grievances— his oration with “ Americanism is Frnnk K. Anderson, chairman; Mrs. not n birthright, but fCprivilege and an nmbltion to ho lived,” after which C. V. 8. Wilson, C. P. Wcidellng. Memorials and Resolutions— he held his audience with his oloGeorge E. Hosmer, chnirmnn; R. B. quent address for fully flftcon* min­ utes. ■ Ho wns muchly applauded. Brossior, Wnyno Thomas. Mr. Swopo n now member o f KlOfficlnnl Circulation Rntings— Ed­ ward Taylor, chnirmnn; D. B. McKay, wanis was present and addressed the club on tho necessity o f paying Quimhy Melton. .The nnnunl meeting o f tho nssocin- poll tnxos In ordor to vote in tho KIwnnis ttion will he hold this yenr In Dny- bond election April 11th. tonn, nnd it is expected thnt many promised to got all set for tho event matters o f genernl public interest nnd to help put it over. During tho luncheon Jimmie Rob­ will fie up for discussion nt this sosson, our own Jimmie o f Zyiophonlst slon. ‘ Announcement hnB nlso been re­ fame, delighted tho members with ceived from Miss Gail Binkley, several selections on his Xylophone, president o f tho South Florida Press which hnd been imported for the association, thnt the spring meeting o f this association will bo hold dur­ ing April in Lakeland, the oxnct date to ho announced inter. Evening Pictures Start at, ; o M A R Y PICKFORI) ------ IN------ “THRU THE BACK DOOR” ------ ALSO------ “W EST IS WEST” A Sunshine Comedy Saturdny nt tho Princes**— Hoot Gibson in "Headin' West," also a Comedy. M U D U H T H a] ! event. Great prniso is duo Jimmie for tho masterful wny in which he hnndleB this instrument. Mr. Wnlsmn wns tho lucky msn with tho pill nnd has alrendy madt South and Southw esterly fo l lo w in g tho r e s o l u t i o n o f n o .%m i o f r o u s t main road betw een Oeneva and Oviedo preparations to address tho club TV COMIIIOKIUKKIlN OF MK1IIthrough Iowa City to tho A tlantic four weeks from yesterday. Coast llntlrond cr o s s in g In front of * NOI.B COUNTY, FLORIDA I .a w toll Itros.' store at Oviedo, ii dlsFor Florida: Fair tonight Whorcas, tho system o f hard su r­ tnneo o f a p p ro x im a te ly eight mllos, faced rondo In Somlnole County Is In­ said roail to tie ro-hard su rfaced, paved and Saturday little change complete, mid ami placed In first class condition in temperature. Whereas, Hits Hoard dooms It e x p e ­ OYIEIIO \\ D <'ll I' 1,1 OTA HOAD \ dient and to the best Interests o f SemlB egin ning on the South line o f the nolo County to have built and con* tow n site of North Chuluotn lit Avonuo ntructcd a more thorough amt com plete it, run North on A vonuo D. five (B) t o t o t o t o K\ t o t o t o system o f hnrd surfaced h ig h w a y s liloeks to Seventh Street, thence West throughout the County o f Seminole, on Seventh Street tw o (2) b lo c k s to ATTEND JUDGE McCRORYS and to Issue cou nty bonds o f Seminole Avenue It, thenco NoHli on A venue II, County, for tho purpose o f con s tr u c t­ llirce M ocks to Fourth Street, thence AMOS PICKET BOUND FU N E R A I^IN DEI,AND ing paved, macadamized or oth er hard West on Fourth Street oiio ( t ) block TO GRAND JURY s u r f a c e d h ig h w a y s In Seminole County. to Avenue A. thence North on Avenue WITHOUT nOND Florida, more particularly described ax A. a p p rox im a tely four 1 1J tenths o f a State Attorney Goo. A. DeCottes, follow s, to-w it: mile to where the public mail turns J. J. Dickinson, Judgo Householder West tow ards Oviedo, thence W e ste rly IIF.AIID Vl.t. A VENUE B egin ning at tho Intersection o f f o llo w in g the puMllc load betw een CliilAt a henring before County Judge nnd Judge Mnincs, of the Snnford Iteardall Avenue a* the North half mile luota and Oviedo to the Atlantic ( ’oast aftornoon, Bnr, attended tho funerals o f J. Lee post o f Section .13. T o w n sh ip 19, South l.lno Hallroiid cro ssin g In front o f Luw- Householder Wednesday o f Range i t Hunt, run South one mile ton tiros.' store at Oviedo, m a k in g a Amos Picket, colored, of Longwood, nnd Mrs. McCrory in DcLand, yesto (Ionova Avenue. Ha Id road to lie w id ­ total distance o f ap p ro x im a tely six and ened. paved and re-hard mirfaced. and fiv e -te n th s i6.fi) miles, said road to he wns held to await tho action of tho terdny nfternoon. ro-hard surfaced, paved and placed In placed In first c I iihh condition next grnnd jury, for tho nliegcd first class condition. MONROE HOAD homicide o f Jim Woodson nnothor AMERICANISM— KEY O E N E V A A VENUE ■loginning at the Interned Inn o f tho Heglnnlng at the West end o f d r a w ­ Monroe Itoad with St. Hertriide Avenue, heretofore residing in which Interaectloii Ih located on the bridge a cro ss St. Johns Hlver on the negro, nlso NOTE OF KIWANIS rond running from Sanford to tlonova. Longwood. North and South uunrtor line o f S ec­ tion 28, T o w n sh ip 19. South o f R a nge run West a p p rox im a tely ono and oneI.UNOIEON YESTERDAY Jim Woodson wns killed nt Long­ in Kant, at a point 1r,20 feet Hnutli o f quarter ( l 1, ) miles to brick pavement. the North half mile nont; run North Also b e g in n in g at Enst end o f said wood Saturday night while attending a p p rox im a tely one und o n e -h a lf miles bridge, run East o n e -h a lf ( H ) m ile to Tho Kiwanls Club met at the note! to the b rid ge neross the Went end o f brick pavement. Said road to he ro- an entertainment nt somo friend’s In Lake Monroe, Maid road to he widened, hard Bounced, paved and placed Valdez yesterday for luncheon. Tho house nnd Picket is alleged to have paved and re-lmrd nurfneed am i placed first class condition. OIIANHE lior1.13VAltl> members wore attending tho Amorlin first class condition. Tho denth of Heglnnlng nt tho Intersection o f committed tho dood. IIEAIIDALL A VENUE Orange Houlevnrd with Oregon Street Beginning at the Intersection of Woodson seems to hnvo boon tho end Sanford Ilenrdull Avenue with ficnevn Avenue as laid out In tho Map o f negro nt the South Half mile post o f Section Farms, recorded In Plat Hook Ono (11 o f more or loss continuous ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*■*■■■■■ 3.1, Tow n sh ip I!*. South o f Itnngo 31 pngoH 127 and 128 o f Sotnlnolo County squnhblo betweon tho two principals. Hast; run South tw o miles, said road to Itecords, run East on Oran ge B o u le ­ ho paved, re-hard surfaced and placed vard a p p rox im a tely one (1) inllo to tho 10 Stores in Georgia— ----------------------------------------------------------------- --- — - 1 Store in Florida | North and South on e-n u a rter C l ) line In first c Iiish condition. Pay your poll tnx before Saturday o f Section 21, T ow n sh ip 19, South o f OENEVA A V 13.M' l l Beginning nt the Intersection o f Hattge 30, East, where Orange Bonin- night if you wnnt to vote In the bond Iteardall Avenue with Oeneva Avonuo yard Intersocts the M onroe Brick road, nt the South hnlf mile post o f Section said rond to lie re-hard su rfaced, paved election for county roads and the Os­ 33, T ow n sh ip 19. South o f Hnilgo 31 and placed In first class condition. teen bridge. BANDS NIDI.NO IIOAD East, run East one mile, said road to lie Heglnnlng on 81 Oertrude A ven u e at re-hard surfaced, paved and placed In a point a p p rox im a tely 1103 feel Weal first class condition. Attend the ntnsH meeting ut the o f the Section lino betw een Sections CF.I.F.HY W B N U K B eginning at tho Intersection o f 26 and 27. T ow n sh ip 19. South o f Itangc Court House Thursday night nt eight llenriinll avenue with Oolury avenue at 30 East, said point being on the center the North half mile post o f Section 33. lln» o f a public road ru nning North to o'clock. ' T ownship 19. South o f ItanKe 31 East, Hand's Siding, run North a p p r o x im a t e ­ run approxim ately 3,non feet to St. ly 1BOO feet to within IB feet o f the Johns rlvor, snld road to lie re-hard A tlantic Coast I.lne Ballrond r i g h t - o f TO STAY ANOTHER DAY surfaced, paved and placed In first class way. thenco N orthw esterly on public road lilong railroad ap p ro x im a tely 200 condition. feet to railroad crossing, thence across NT. flKllTllt'1113 A VENUE ( l l r Tlic A ssociated F r r s s ) Heglnnlng nt the Intersection o f St. the railroad r i g h t - o f - w a y to a public Its Oertrude Avenue with tho Monroe road, road paralleling tho railroad on ST. AUGUSTINE, March 17— southeasterly which Intersection Is on tho North and northerly side, thenco President Harding has decided to roa lon g this rond ap p ro x im a tely -too feet South Quarter Section line o f Section 2* run westerly f o llo w in g th e present to the road on the north line o f S ec­ mnin one day moro nnd to leave for East, at n point 1r.20 feet South o f the tion 27. T ow n sh ip 19. South o f Bunge ap p ro x im a tely Wnnshington on Saturday afternoon North tintf mile post o f said Section 30 East, thenco East 26: run westerly fo llo w in g the present 2360 feet to road , ru nning North and St. instead of this afternoon, it was an­ brick road a p p rox im a tely tw o and one- South, thenco South 1B00 feet to half miles to the Wont half mile post (lertrude Avenue, sutil road to lie r e ­ nounced by Secretary Christian. The hard su rfacod,- .paved and placed In first o f Section 30. T o w n sh ip 19. South o f -------------------pnrty expects to reach Washington Range 30 East, said rond to ho ro-hard cla ss condition. surfaced, paved and placed In fRat class HOAD ON SECTION LINE IIBTWEHN Sunday. SECTIONS 2(1 AND 27, T OW N SIIIF condition. IU, SOUTH OF HANOI: dll EAST* CAMEItON A VENUE AND HOAD PAST (W E S T CITY LIMIT ItOAII) MOOltB'H STATION Hnglnhliig at the half mile post b e ­ Innhovo described, und for tbe further B eginning at thn Intersection of \ Cntnoron Avenue with Celery Avenue, tw een Sections 26 and 27. T ow n sh ip 19, purpose o f building und co n s tr u c tin g a In which Intersection Is fo r t y (10) rods South o f Bunge 30, East, run South a p ­ bridge a cross the St. Johns R lv o r / All colors to L eesbu rg Hemluolo C oun ty nt u point k n o w n as W est o f tho Northeast c o rn e r o f S ec­ p roxim a tely 2160 feet tion.. 33, . . . T ow n sh ip. 19,. South o f R ango Branch o f Atlantic Coast Line Ilallroad, *■> Osteen Ferry, nnd Have your Spring Suit Tailor-made, RE IT F U R T H E R R ESOL V ED , that 31 Fast. run South on Cameron A v o - nuiil road to bo ro-hard su rfaced, paved It Is the d eterm ination o f thin Board nuo ono inllo across mild Section 33 to la n d plncnd In first cla ss condition. and delivered before EASTER. Oennvn Avonuo. said road to ho re- I F RE N C H AVF.NI'F.* AND C E M E T E R Y that tho am ount o f m o n e y required to pay the cost o f tho co n stru ction , re­ hard surfaced nnd placed In flm t cla ss : iio a d condition. I B egin ning at tho Intersection o f hard su r fa c in g and p a v in g o f th e roads Also begin n in g ut tho Intersection o f i French A venue and Ninth Street In h ereinabove described w l U 'a m o u n t to Our Tailoring Man will be with us one on the sum o f 188,000.00; and that the cost C am eron Avenue with Ocnovn Avenue the City o f Hanford, run South nt tho Northeast corn er o f 7(0011011 4. French A vonuo a p p ro x im a tely ono nnd o f the building and co n s tru ctio n o f the T o w n sh ip 20, South o f Hango 31 Hast, o n e -q u a rte r ( 1 U ) m iles to the South bridge a cro ss the St. Joh n s riv er nt more day SATURDAY. run South on Cntnoron Avenue a p p r o x i­ half mile post o f Section 36, T ow n sh ip Osteen Fnrry will am ount to the sum #* mately ono mile to tho Fast ami West 19. South o f Itunge 30 Hast, thence o f H 2.noo.no. und BE IT FIIIITHBR R ES O L V E D , Hint road which leads West to M oore's Sta­ W est six (6 ) tenths miles to w hore Come in and see the many styles and It Is the d eterm ination o f this Uonnl private road runs sou th w este rly Into tion. thonco West o n o -h u lf mile paHt Moore's Station to Ileardall Avenue. cem etery. Said road to he re-lmrd sur- that the amount o f bonds required for •faced, Iiltttl, paved, |'ll sald rond to tin ro-hard surfaced, paved | and placed In first olnss the purposes a foresaid Is the linn of patterns we are showing. ONE HU HDR E D THOUSAND (1100,For table runners, 18-in. wide, yard— 1Rond It Ion. nnd placed In first class condition. ono.00) Dollars, 38H.000.00, of which I OOI.DHIIOIIO AND FAOI.A ItOAII IIU.'IIMOND AVI3NFI3 B egin ning at thn Intersection o f shall lie used for the purpose o f c o n ­ B eginning at the Intersection of We can save you money on your Richm ond Avenue with Oeneva Avenue, (Inlilatioro Street und French Avonuo structing, re-lmrd s u rfa cin g and p a v ­ on ing the roads nforesnld, and 312,000.no which Is at the North o n e -h a lf mile In the City o f Hanford, run West o f which shall ho used fo r the bu ild ­ post o f Section 3, T o w n sh ip 20, South (ioldstioro street a p p ro x im a te ly eight Spring Suit. o f B unge 11 Hast, run South on R ic h ­ (8) tenths miles, thenco .Southwesterly ing and coiistihiclion o f tho bride a f o r e ­ ■ ■ mond Avenue ap p ro x im a te ly o n e -q u a r ­ on road past F ltt’ s Dairy, a p p r o x im a t e ­ said: that said houd.'l hear Interest at ter mile to Jordan rond. said road to lie ly nine (9 ) tenths miles, thenco f o l l o w ­ thn rale o f 6 per cent per untitiin the re-hard su rfaced, paved and placed In ing the main road W est and S o u th w e st­ Interest on hiiId bonds to lie puynble erly ap p ro x im a tely th re e -q u a Ite rs (3-4) Heml-iintumlly; said bonds to mature first clnss condition. i o f a mile to the Houlh line o f Section thirty (30) yea rs a fte r tho date o f the NIFEH A VENUE o f I 34. T o w n s h ip 19. South o f Itiuige 30 lsHimuco th e reof; said Issuo o f bonds Heglnnlng at tho Intersection to ho dated July iHt, 1922. both tho Sipes Avonuo with Celery Avenue at I Fast, thence W est fo l lo w in g principal and Interest on said bonds to ■ ■ tho Northeast corn er o f Section 32, rond a p p ro x im a tely three and S outhw est ho payable at some hank In tho City of T ow n ship 19. South o f R a n g o 31 Fast, tenths (3.3) miles to tho run South on Hlpen Avenue ono-qu urter coriler o f to w n sh ip 19, South o f Iltinge New York. Htntn o f New York, and 27-inches wide, per yard— HE IT FUIITIIE ll R ESOLVED, that tho mile to Atlnntlc Coast Line Railroad 30 Fast, thence North fo l lo w in g a p p r o x i­ In a cco rd a n ce with law, an election lie truck, snld rond to lie re-lmrd surfaced, public road th rough I’uolii, called, and tho same Is horehy ordered paved anil placed In first class c o n d i­ mately one and o n e - h a lf ( 1 ’,4) miles to tin held on the 11th day o f April, A. to con nect w ith brick road nt tho W ost tion. o n e -h a lf inllo post o f Section 80, T o w n ­ I). 1922. to detormlno the question as IIOAD TO IIIIISSON'H NIDINO to w hether bonds In the sum o f 3100,­ Heglnnlng at thn North half mile ship 19, South o f Itiuige 30 Fust, said 000.00, Interest ut the ru le of post o f Hoctlon 32. T o w n sh ip 19, South road to lie re-lm rd surfaced, paved mid six (6 hearing per eon t) per contiim per a n ­ o f R ango 31 Fast, run South o n e -q u a r ­ placed In first class condition, num, Interest payable soml-auinmlly. , « ter mile to Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and WhoreiiH, a m a jo rity o f the m em bers the principal o f said bonds to mature track, said road to ho re-lm rd su rfacod, thirty (30) yours lifter the date o f tlio paved and placed In frlst cla ss c o n d i­ o f tho Board o f C ounty C om m ission ers Issuance thereof, shall ho Issue)! by tho o f Seminole County, Florida, have v o t ­ tion. " purposes ed to build and con stru ct u b rid g e C ounty o f Homlnolo fo r tho HANFORD AVENUE a b ov e set forth, nnd Beginning at tho South end o f the a cro ss tho 3t. Johns' IHver In Seminole h erein IIE IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D * Hint present brick pa v in g on Snnford A v e ­ County. Florida, at n, point k n ow n as tills resolution ho published In tlufHunnue. said point being the Intersection tho O hI ooii Ferry, nnd' Whereas, the Board o f County C o m ­ ford Horuld, the on ly new sp a p er p u b ­ o f tho Hanford nnd Orlando lloud with lished In Homlnolo County. Florida, onco Snnford avenue on tho Fast sldo o f Hoc­ m issioners o f Homlnolo County, Florida, each week fo r nt least fou r w e o k s b e ­ tlon 12, T o w n sh ip 20, South o f Bunge have em p loyed t h o ro u g h ly com p eten t fore tho date fixed liy this resolution 30 Fust, run South on S anford Avenue and reliable uxpcrtM to determine the fo r tho h old in g o f snld bond election. a p p rox im a tely one and o n e -h a lf nilles cost and expense Incidental to tho c o n ­ Adopted this 7th day o f March, A. D. to Michigan street as laid out In Flat struction o f a g oo d and substantial o f Mecca llainm ook, said rond to he ro- bridge a cro ss tho St. Joh ns river nt tho 1922. L. A. IIRUMLEY. hard surfaced, paved and placed In first point uforonudl, w h o have mndo ii ro(HEAL) Chnirmnn. port to tho Bourd o f County C om m lsclass condition. O. F. SWOPE. slouers o f tho cost and expense to ho OVII2IIO AND CIHNHVA ItOAII , E. C U R l.K T T o f said ..............In thn ennstruction I1 B e g in n in g w here tho F lo rid a Fast Incurrod L. P. HAflAN. , dgu,* Coast Ilallroad crosses A ven u e C, In hrldi C. W. F N TZM IN O FR . T H E R E F O R E , RI0 IT R ESOLVED, by P la t o f T o w n site o f Oonovu. Florida. Hoard o f C oun ty Com m issioners, a c c o r d in g to pint recordoil thoroon In the Hoard o f County CoiiHnljisbin®*I* Homlnolo County. Florida. F la t Hook 2 tinge 12, o f Somlnole Homlnolo County. Florida, that It Is tlio UIIUI IIIIII.I.IUII - that ‘ " - I . It C ounty F lo rida th onto run East dotorm lnntlon ou.f tHim h i s . Board DOUOLAH8. nnd to the best ii A t , ° & ’ A. to Second Street, thenco South w ou ld be *expodlont Clerk o f the Board o f County Somlnole C ~ ounty ... to- Issue on Second Street to A von u o E. being torests o f Commissioner!!, Hemluolo (^min­ tho street co rn e r on which the H. II. co u n ty bon ds o f tho County o f Homl­ ty, Florida. _ I'attlshnll store stnnds, thonco East to nolo fo r tho purposo o f co n s tru ctin g Hy: V. 13. DOUOLAHH. D. C. .................... * “ “ * T o w n sh ip BANKRUPT STOCK Diamond Platnium Dinner Rings and Bar Pins Now on sale at M cLAULIN’S Jewelry Store THIS WEEK ONLY Wonderful bargains------- -Cash prices only McLAULIN THE JEWELER 212 E. First St. Churchwell Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store- S LADIES’ DEPARTM ENT M EN’S DEPARTMENT SLIPOVA GINGHAM DRESSES EASTER COMES APR. 16 \ $1.25 ART LINEN § s 65c DOTTED SWISS s i : 35c ONE MORE TAILORING DAY-SATURDAY P A Y CASH SPEND LESS H A V E MORE- The Churchwell Co. First Street- kSS“B & T 8SK5 astf'x'iafKSrW.tt SS!K»*SV5S: Sells it for Less -Welaka Block i •«« ft .—-. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1922 SANFORD DAILY HERALD Pakllahr* aver? i I l i r n M i • « • » » " « T , t Ike Ilf raid Uulldln*. IOT Magnolia A rr« Sanford, Fla. THE JERALD PRINTING CO. “ M. I'tin i llH K lW ______________ J , 1IO I.L V Florida would keep this plant busy nil tho yenr. Why not look Into tho plan and investigate It. It means better prices for the cattle raiser nnd lower prices for the consumor. THE KU KLUX KLAN _ - Must Close Down Forts if the Army is Cut to 115,000 Men JU ST K I D S '— a M« ter o f thole*. Impossible To Man 290 Posts With Few Men K illo r A .friend asked yesterday, "Why J. M l.L A U D i eereUry-Treaaurer A. NEKL_______ General M a n u r r don’t you sny something in the DIsL. i l l W IN — C lrea ta lloM H «n «ftr Fkone 148 op lo tliOO P. M. pntch against tho Ku Klux K lan?” Alvertlalng Hate* Hade Know a on Well, for one renBon, wo are not Appllcailan H. — UNCLE HANK (D r The Associated I’ reaa) . ST. AUGUSTINE, Mnrch 18.— Sec­ retary Weeks plans to tell the sonata committee that “ it 1b impossible with a'sm all force to m nn'tho 200 posts old, nnd we expect to see tho day S u b s c r ip t io n P r io r l a A d v a n c e throughout tho United States” in dawn when men who are now de­ One Year .....---------------------------------3.00 nouncing the Ku Klux will ho raising commenting on tho action of the ■lx Honlka -----------— ...........— ...... Delivered In Clip hr Cartier house appropriations committee in re­ their hands to Hcnvcn nnd imploring One W eek .........................Centa porting n hill carrying $270,353,God to send tho Ku Klux, or nn or­ Tke big 12- to 18-pase W eekly lle rL'onnty ganization similar to it, to doliver 030.07 nnd providing fo r nn army of _ld entirely cover* Seminole C . . . . . ___ _____ ________ _ Adverand „la .pukflaked every Friday. 115.000 enlisted men and 11,000 o ffi­ them nnd their children from black tlelna ratea made known on applica­ tion. Democratic In politic*. Ill AO per supremacy, tho boot-leggers, and cer­ cers. Maintenance of all 'the posts year, alwaya In advance. Mr. Weeks snid, if tho house commit­ tain other forms o f . outlawry that IF IT3AU THE SAME TO VOU TIIK A8H0CIATKI) IMIBftS ^You Kin 'HEVT WE CAUSti | tee’s figure is to stand would mean can be reached and punished by se­ ,i live dack "nytRE Hmyi me to arrest you tame , - i One can't appreciate th' vastnesa of thnt the small number at each post cret means. TOO BAtH TOthat LADY) bQUte th' universe until tie sees a small boy would be reduced to guarding prop­ Whero would the South be todny •alia' pop-corn. " erty. AN AMERICAN'S CREED had it not bcon for the old, original Ovcrhond expense should bo cut In Ku Klux, whose first grnnd dragon Copyright by Charles W. Miller. was the famous Confederate cavalry tho brave. Those clubs nnd fraterni­ the same proportion ns tho army, if ties and lodges that preach the gold­ this plan is to be followed, tho wnr Vicksburg (Miss.) Herald lender, Nnthnn Bedford Forresten rule to their members are doing secretary declared. "Reduction in tho He thnt walketh righteously, After tho Civil wnr, tho South was n gfent work npd they could do no personnel," ho asserted, “ is especially and speakoth uprightly; he that over-run by Yankee carpetbaggers grenter than to constantly Instill in unwise unless the overhead expense despiseth the gain o f oppres­ who offered every form of insolence sions, thnt shnketh his hands nnd insult to the white people o f this the minds nnd hcartB of their mem­ o f the army is cut at least the Bamo from holding of bribes, and section. Tho homes and farms of Ibers tho teaching of the golden rule. ratio. It now costs about $2,000 per stoppeth his ears from hear­ the people wore sold for taxes and i Before we net in any capacity, in any mnn per yenr as against about $1,000 ing o f blood, and shutteth his mnny times the purchaser* wore ns business deni, in any of our daily rou- ns before the wnr. 1 do not know eyes from seeing evil; He shall black ns the shades of hades. Of-1 tino of work, before wo spoke the an­ whnt tho present hill contains in de­ •&TI-1X-ir dwell on high; his plnce o f de. flees were filled by black men >vho! gry word, beforo wo struck tho blow tail, but so fnr ns I nm informed, it |jl (| (M Ti < « •/.’ .V i,.i *:•' 1 4 >from which wo might be ovorlnstingdoes nothing in reducing overhead fense shall be the munitions of , were no more qualified to discharge ly sorry if wc could just stop tn think expenses, such as maintenance, nnd rocks; >bread shall be given , the duties that devolved upon them repnir requirements at many posts him; hiB waters shnll bo sure. ! than a house-cat. The beautiful o f tho golden rule. Try it! GEN. FELIX DIAZ The tyuch system however, is not which mny well be nbnndonod.” commonwealth o f Louisiana onco had' — (Isn xxxiil; 15, 10.) And employed by all typewriters. Homo SHOT AND KILLED a negro llcutonnnt-govemor. Tho DEMAND UPHELD who is ho thnt will harm you, Mr. WeekH said constant requests employers won’t stand for a touch. ON HIS POLICY sheriffs in mnny counties nnd par­ If ye bo followers of thnt which came to Washington for renewal o f NOGALES, Ariz., Ma^ch 18.— Gen­ AT ARMS MEET ishes wore negro men. They crowd­ is good? (I Peter Hi, 13.) Bles­ equipment nnd buildings at the nrmy ed the legislative halls in some of tho sed are they which do hunger posts but no expenditure o f $500 or eral Felix Dinz, nephew of Porfiro ( l l y T h e A a n o c ln t r d P e r u * ) OF SONG Southern states. The writer o f these and thirst after righteousness; more is allowed unless personally ap­ Dinz, former president of Mexico, SERVICE PARIS, Mnrch 18.—The appearance wns shot nnd killed yesterday near lines is only forty yenrs o f ago, yet proved by him. for they shall be Oiled. Blessed yesterdny of Premier Poincnre and ho remembers seeing In his native are the merciful; for they shall If Congress wishes to reduce nrmy Ortiz Station, in tho State o f SonAlbert Snrrnut, minister of tho col­ state (Tennessee) numerous blnck obtain mercy, Blessed are the expenditures, tho secretary continued, oro, Mexico, nifdway between lleronics, before Hhe joint foreign nfnnd kinky hends in the legislature of pure In heart; for they shnll see it should "abolish everything thnt is mosillo nnd Gauyinaa, according to fnirs and nrmy nnd tinvy-cominisaions the Volunteer State, negro men who God. Blessed nro the peace­ not necessary for the militnry de­ advices received here. which dcRirod explanations o f tho could not write, helping to ennet makers; for they shnll be call­ fense o f the country." lie snid ho I’ A I I K A V K . A T FO I IlTII ST. trenties nnd undertakings entered in­ " W h e r e th e M h lte W a y Is" Inws to govern members of the Aned the children of God.— (Mnthhnd asked congress nine months ago In C i r c u i t C o u r t , X c v r n l h J u d i c i a l C i r ­ to by France nt the Washington con­ c u it In a n d f o r Mcniltiolc C o u n t y . glo-Snxon race. v, 0-0.) Keep yourselves in for authority to dispose of nbout 100 ference, brought nbout one o f tho F l o r i d a . — In C h a n c e r y SU N D A Y NIGHT, 7:30 TheJKu Klux came on tho scene, and pieces of real estate. There nro in the love of God, looking for the stormiest meetings of tho commis­ 1*1 V ( H M D conditions changed. The blnck man addition, lie added, a number of mili­ mercy o f our Lord .lotus Christ sions in yenrs. M. Sarrnut, headed “PENITENCE: PAR­ receded and the rightful "heirs o f , tnry posts now valueless, many of I*. tV. Uyrtl, Complainant, Unto eternal life.— (Jude 21) the French delegation in Washington VH. DON AN D PEACE” government” again took the reins in them scattered through the west, con­ Goldie Hyril. Defendant. Here is the patience of tho after the departure o f M. Brinnd, their hands. And there those reins saints hero are tney that keep structed originally for defense To (loltllo Hyril, W in ston 1 Salem, North ItIlM IK ilK D IIY HOLY C'llOHH CHOIR C a rolin a : then French Premier. against the Indian. Moreover, there thf commandments of God, and |must forever remain, It a p p ea rin g from the a ffid a v it o f I). Assisted by Del.nnd's Tenor The French delegation to Wash­ Ilyrcl herein duly filed, that he Is are still others, ho continued, like W. tho faith of Jesus. And I heard j Putting uniforms on young negro (tie com plainant In the a b o v e entitled ington was bitterly nttneked, espec­ II. J . WHiMHIIHUNT a voice from Heaven saying unto I men during the wnr, placing them at Fort Marion nt St. Augustine, which cause, and that It 1h tho lielluf o f tho a ffia n t that (loldlo Hyril Is a n o n - r e s i­ ially because o f its alleged failure to the steering wheels o f expensive nucontribute in no way to the nation’s dent o f the State o f Florida, and tliut TIIK CHOIIU me, Write. Blessed are the dead be represented nt tho preliminary de. Mrs. F ann ie H. Munson, Organist is a resident o f the State o f North tomobilcs, feeding them upon the defense. Fort Mnrion, however, the sho which die in the Lord from Mr. A llan II. Stone, Director. Carolina, residing nt W inston Salem, In liberations lending up to the fourI kind of “ truck” thnt president liarsecretary declared, should be pre­ tho said state, and that there Is no Soloists henceforth; Yen, snith tho Spir­ Mrs. Julius T n k a cb power treaty. person In the Stnto o f Florida, tho s e r ­ ding handed out at Birmingham, ' A. II, Htuuo served under tho wnr department and vice o f subpoena upon w h o m it that they may rest from w ould M. Sarrnut expressed himself us J. II, Parker. tho defendant; and that* af f i ant these nnd other things hnve puffed charged up to their appropriation, hind their lnbours; nnd their works Supranoi fu rth er says that he holleves tho ago perfectly satisfied with the result of Mrs. O. F. Hrnllll the negro to a point where he is Reduction o f the nrmy to 115,000 o f the defendant to bo o v o r tw e n t y -o n o do follow them.— Rev. xiv: 12, Mrs. Julius T n k a cb the Washington conference, ns far ns years, / about to forget thnt in tho South n men will necessitate abandonment of Mrs. J. N. Hobson 18.) Vou, therefore, d o Id In Ilyrd, are o r ­ France wns concerned. Ho protested Mrs. J u d g e Htr Itig follow negro must keep a negro's place. ----------- o------------mnny posts, he said, adding if tho dered to appear to this bill herein duly Mrs. 13. D. Mobley filed lit tills eause nn the 1st day o f vigorously ngninHt tho widespread Mrs. T a y lo r In this isection, while there nro nrmy is cut to 115,000 men such May, A. D. 1032, tho samo b ein g a Itulo Florida wenthor prevails. MI bh '/.oo Munson report thnt tho French delegates had o f title Court. many white men who drink moon------------ o------------places will hnve to bt! abandoned. Day Miss Helen T c r w llllg e r It la fu rth er ordered that this notice gone to Washington without prepar­ Mrs. A. W. Leo tiuhtlslied fo r fou r con secu tiv e Ornngos are bringing $5 box shine whisky, the poison is nindo in ation. France, he Bnid, wns as well "W o will have to tnke troops out of lie w e e k s In tho Sanford Ilerld, a n ew o- A lto * Mrs. J u d ge H ou sb old or most instances by negro men nnd them,” he snid. "It requires about pnpor published In Seminole County, now. Better than celery. Mi a. Fred Dalgor prepared ns any other power, ns had sold l>y them or other negro men. •15,000 men on the border and in for­ Florida. Mrs, W o o d r u f f W itn e ss; 13. A. Douglass, Clerk of been shown by the results, which ho T e n o n The hearts of white women of our ac­ eign possessions, which would leave the Circuit Court, nnd a seal thereof, J. It. Parker Real estate firm in Orlando ndvordescribed ns perfectly satisfactory. thlH the 17th d a y o f March, A. D. 1022. quaintance in Columbus have been II. J. Wllinshnrst 70.000 to garrison tho remaining 250 (SISAL) 13. A. DOUGLASS, tizos land ns "acres of diamonds” M. Poincnre, on tho other hand, C lerk o f thu Circuit Court. Oassi made snd the past week by men they posts. The 70,000 includes nvintion, A. H. Stone Hy: A. M. WI3ISK8, l». C. which is nearer the truth than many wns more guarded in his statement. Mr. W a d b roo k love coming home with booze on their quartermaster corps, medical corps, TII13TFOIID & WILKINSON. other advertisements. * He did not adversely criticize but at A ttorn ey s fo r Complainant. In4«th that was made by a negro nnd etc,, so thnt tho remainder in only 3-lH-o.u.w.-(iwo ------------ o— --------the snme ttimo he wns not over en­ secured for them by a negro, Blnck about 50,000 combat troops. This is 100 Millions are now available for men mnking nnd soiling “ cat” is a thusiastic in his npprovnl o f the only enough to act ns gunrds of gov­ In th e C lrr u lt C o u r t, H ryenth .Mullein) C i r c u i t In a n d fn r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , work done by Premier Brinnd. the big theatrical trust that will con­ menace to the South. The traffic Nlnte u f F lo r id a ,— In C h a n c e r y ernment property if they nre to be When challenged by M. Andre Tnrtrol tho amusement lino in Amcricn. must he driven out, even if it takes divided among ull. / in v o itci: This is something for the government the Knight of the Ku Klux Klnn dicu, who snid Frnncc had suffered "I shall hope to have an opportunity the deepest humiliation of ninny cen­ .I chh I c L. Fountain, Coinptulnnnt. to investigate, to do it. to explnin the situation to the senate vs. turies by being excluded from the ------------ o------------T hom as H. Fountain, Dafondiint. We hnven’t a word to sny against c o '/n it t c c and hnve with mo tho ex­ T o T h om a s H. Fountain, Orlando, F l o r ­ Tho Sanford Golf Club is almost them so long ns they continue to aid enrly deliberations, M. Poincnro re­ act figures on the distribution o f the ida: plied: It a p p ea rin g from the a ffid a v it o f ready to get down to the real b u si-. the officers in enforcing the Inws, nrmy if all the posts nro to be main­ Jessie L. Fountain herein d u ly filed, "I am not the sponsor for tho (hat Hhe Is the com p la in a nt In tho ahovo ness of organization and taking up punish white brutes nnd black brutes, tained. styled cause, and It Is the b elief o f the the improvement of the links. This unhold the snnetity of the home nnd French delegation. I hnd nothing to "The army at present numbers af f i ant that T hom as H. Fountain Is u Relieved do with the shnping of its policies resident o f tho Htato o f Florida, County is one of the most important moves advocate a return to the old-time about 137,000 hut strict selective o f Orange, and City o f Oralndo, nnd or the naming of its em bers."/ . in 72 Hours that the said T hom a s H. Fountain Is ever undertaken here. stnndnrds of pure living and sound methods arc being followed in re­ co n c e a lin g h im self so that p roce ss can . -------------omorality.— Columbus, Miss,, Dis­ cruiting ami we nre tnking only the not ho hnd upon him, and that there la W ithout Drugs Before you order anything for no oth er person In the Htato o f Florida, Young Ford is thinking about run-1patch. Lent men who apply for enlistment. tho s erv ice o f subpoena upon whom Pains la Heart, Chest. Shoulder. Arm*— your Sundny dinner just figure up ning for Congress hut hns not mnde \ ---------------- o----------------It is costing less than $8 n mnn to would hind tho d efen d a n t: nnd affiant Annins r*e tori*—Difficult Breath. SmothsTfu rth er says she hollevc* the a g e o f tho how much worry nnd monoy you up his mind whnt pnrty will lie his 1 Ing, Dlny. Feinting Spells, Dropslesl Swellrecruit, whereas it UBunlly cost nbout defen d ant to lie o v e r tw e n t y -o n o years. IMPROVEMENTS SPELL Hnve by going to the Scminolo Cnfe In o . Albumen snd B uor, here been perman­ Vou. therefore. T h o m a s H. Fountain, party. Unless we nre badly mistak­ $100 a mnn. A personnel o f 130,ently relieved le/lWa 72 Smart lo 2 tuttkr, a rc ord ered to appear to this hill h e r o ­ PROGRESS for one of those fine turkey or chick­ en ho will not know after tho election without Dragt ondMmJlelnmt, In thousand* 000 enlisted men would leave the nr­ in d u ly filed In this enuso on tho 1st en dinners. You wi^l know tho kind day o f May, A. D. Ill22, the name b ein g of ceeoe, by The Wslden Method. ft cither. He ought to be n mnn or n my with virtually the same strength a Itulo Day o f this court. sufferers of Heart Trouble; Csrdlso Asthma improvements spelt progress. Lack you always get nt tho Seminole It Is further ordered that thlH notice mouse. Angina. Dlood Pr*s*ure.Threat*n*dParalysis. of improvements mcnn decay. Look Cnfe. Everything nent nnd clean nnd it hns todny. It in the opinion o f ar­ ho published fo r fou r con secu tiv e Hardened Arteries and Kidney Coropteints w e e k s In the Hanford Herald, n n e w s ­ my heads thnt this should bo tho nt any flourishing city in Florida or just right. have no orginta trouble snd can be proraP 300-lto paper published In Homlnole County. There is too big n difference be­ and permanently relieved by The Welden minimum figure." Tho war secretary j Florida. any other state and where they nro Method, without drugs. Writ* for M P*** W itn e ss: 13. A. Douglass, Clerk of tween the producer nnd the consumer said tho American nrmy In Gcrmnny going uhend and making improve­ the Circuit Court, and a seal thereof, book, copyright*!, captaining the Nature, nnd the evidence of tills is apparent REFUSE CONFERENCE would bo reduced to 2,000 men by tills 17th day o f .March, A. D. 11122, Causes and Permanent Relief of these com* ments as needed you will see a great ( H E A D 1 * 3 . A. DOUOLAHH, plaints, without drugs. Scientific Consultation in everyday life right here in Florida. April 15. The future policy of tho Clerk o f tho Circuit Court. city or a smaller city being builded Chart, References, etc., which will be eent W Tho producer is getting but little for Hy: A. M. W 1013ICS, D. C. (Ilr Tlir Antmrlnteil Prenal government nH to disposition of thnt TIIIOTFOHD & W ILKIN SON, sufferer* Free. Upon receipt of a ■Utemcnt M into a greater city. Improvements WASHINGTON, Mnrch 18— Secre­ their cane. Address: Tho Wslden Institute, his stuff while tho consumer is pay­ A ttorn ey s fo r Complainant. can not be made without spending tary Davis yesterdny gnvo out n number remains to ho determined, he 3-18-o. tt.W.-Swo Suite 407, Plymouth Bldg.. New Haven. Conn. ing the top price all the time. money. Tills is true of private busi­ statement saying thnt coal operators nddci}, Mr. Weeks plans to return to Wash­ ness and enterprises just as it is trim of the central competitive bitumi­ Wo again rise to remark that re­ ington with President/ Hnrdlng ion of cities. We cannot stand still in nous field hnd refused positively to gardless o f whether it sounds far , , . . , „ . Sundny. It uccopt his proposals for a conference fetched or not that the salvation of u,8," 08a ,,r 1,1 nI,un,c,p^,, nffn r" , with the United Mine Workers to con­ the cattle men of this part or Florida |^ „ th? ""5 u Huv you forgotten nbout tomorrow ahead that means success nnd it is sider a new working agreement to re­ lies in tho establishment of a cen­ lining Sunday anti after church you the constant going ahead nnd Improv- place thnt expiring Mnrch 31. tral pncklng house ami cold storage. should enjoy ono o f those famous The only exception to tho general Just to supply the meat for part of iri* t,1mt n," kea citi‘ a' bThoy eltIhofr K° FROM THE FOREST TO YOU • ahead or they go backward. Let us refusal of tho operators, the secre­ Seminole Cafe Sundny dinners? 300-1 tc nil get together then In the matter of tary said, wns demonstrated by the By eliminating nil o f tho waste, over hnlf 'o f tho labor, all of tho improving our county and our cities Illinois operators. Tho Indinnn qflttl middle man's profits und by delivering a homo oil record time direct STATE DRY DRIVES and in the work of improvement take operators, ho said, had tentatively from tho forest to you all men into our confidence nnd have :: ngreed to the joint conference pro­ I The Ladies of the ( I l r T h e A s a n r l n lc d l ’ rrss* QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW S them go with us and not against us posals but Inter hnd withdrawn its ST. AUGUSTINE, March 18.— Tho “ Holy Cross Church " lor the want o f knowing just what is decision, dopnrtmcnt o f Justice is perfectly Put Tremendous Savings in-Your Pockets being done or that is contemplated. willing to hnve tho stnto courts hnn■ Will have a Cozy, attractive, substantial, tlurnble, bungalows of any size. Built Improvements are needed In Sanford dlo violations of tho prohibition laws ItASEHALL LOTTERY according to latest Improved methods of house construction, of tho and in the county of Seminole nnd If thoy will do so; otherwise govern­ COOKED FOOD best of materials, nt n great saving, Their economy Is worth investi­ the time to make them is now. We ment machinery will bo used, Attor­ ( l l y T h e A s s u e la le il I'rea a) gating. SALE ST. LOUIS, March 18.— Oporntion ney Gencrnl Daugherty said In re­ must go forward! N WRITE FOR CATALOGUE — oo f a nation wide baseball lottory with sponse to Inquiries, Mr. Dnugherty showing in natural colors mnny attractive, money-saving homes. Saturday at 3:00 at headquarters in Cleveland Is Indicat­ snid tho Btntcs themselves should TIIE SUNDAY THOUGHT ed, police announced yesterdny, ns net nnd not depend upon tho govern­ DEANE TURNER’S A . C. TU XB U R Y LUMBER CO. Whnt a wonderful wbrltl It would bo tho result of tho nrreat of n man be­ ment but at tho Rnme time he was Grocery Store if wo all followed tho Goldon Rulo lieved by tho police to bo tho locnl emphatic in asserting thnt tho federal QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW , Dept. 18-K 5 ; not only on Sunday but every day in 'ngent. mnehinery would b e used vigorously Phone* 497-494 CHARLESTON, S. C. J |tho week. Not only during church in stntes whore state action wns In­ WELAKA BLOCK ■.hours but during business hours and Wo expect you at tho tho Scminolo sufficient. Mr. Daugherty arrived ENT^MINGER BROTHERS every hour in tho day. It would bo Cnfo tomorrow for that fine turkey horc from Miami yesterday to ncCourtesy and Prompt Ser­ LOCAL AGEN TS, LONGWOOD, F L A . unnecessary to have tiny other laws in or chicken dinner. Tho kind you |company President Hnrdlng to Washvice Our Motto this land of tho freo nnd tho homo of really enjoy. 306-ltc ington today. CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS A C ozy H om e 5 I �PAGE T THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 18,1922 AT THE STAR THEATRE TONIGHT Florida Covered by Chain of Organized Automo bile Thieves— Jacksonville Alleged Clearing House for Stolen Machinec (Tampn Tribune) j automobilo thievery beside which tho Existence in Florida o f a chain of alleged bootlogging industry of Florlutomobilo thieves nnd "fences" for ida pales into insignificance nnd the disposal of stolen machines, guess- drops into the piker class, ed at nnd intimated for months, hns The detectivo trnced machines from bow been definitely established, and Tampa, Puntn Gordn, Fort Myors, within n few days, according to auth- Lakeland nnd other cities to gnrngcs oritntive statements of officials, a porhaps a hundred miles nwny, thence series o f arrests is to bo mado thnt Jacksonville nnd from thero on to will astound tho whole Btato o f Flori- tho buyers in Georgia nnd clscwhore. da. Evidonco which ho obtnined ostnbllshR am ificatlons of this organized and cs logoi proof of the connection of co-operative chnln of nuto thieves, It apparently respectnhlo nnd reputable 1* declared, extends from Fort Myers business men in other lines with tho to Jacksonville, across tho stato to Ml- nutomohile thieves. And upon this ami on tho east const, nnd to Pcnsa- evidence, it is stntcd on officinl nuthcola in West Florida. It is said so ority, n series of arrests is to ho made far, betw een sixty nnd one hundred within a few days thnt will cnusc one Individuals hnvo been positively nnd o f tho most profound sensntions that definitely identified with the orgnniz- over hns Bwopt over Florida, td usincss of stealing automobiios, Tho not hns been drawn so closely itenling licen se tags, running tho mn- nround tho thioves nnd their ngents, :hincs to ohter pnrts o f tho country Houtcnnnts, mechanics nnd salesmen, mil disposin g of them nftor expert that thero is no danger of any guilty nechunies have so altered numbers, individual making his escape. Because ■nginc- numbers, etc., ns apparently of tho thouroughness with whlc htho ;o make it impossible to identify tho prelimlnnry work has been dono nnd itolen cars. tho necessary evidonco hns boon obln n score of towns and cities thru- tained, those in chnrgo of or in touch tut Florida have been found automo- with tho work do not hesitate to make die m en, gnrngcs, chauffeurs, taxi n preliminary statement covoring tho iwnors and drivers, and ovon men in general fncts in tho matter, ithcr lines of business activoly onSo carofully hns tho Pinkerton mnn ;age<l in organized automobilo thiov- dono his work, nnd so closely hns his ry. P robably half n dozen of those real identity been guarded that he iave been located in Tampa, camou- actually has worked with tho thioves, laging their real occupation undor hns worked in garages where engine nd behind other nnd widely different numbers woro altered and other lusinesscs: nnd this also is truo o f marks of identification removed, nnd ther cities. Jacksonville, it has been oven has operated with the salesmen itnblished, Is the clearing houso for whoso business it is to disposo o f the Tactically all of tho automobiles stol- stolon machines. Tho detective has n in Florida— tho gateway through obtained indisputable proof of tho rhirli tho Btoicn cars, their licenso *fact thnt at least three men in Tnmags, engine numbers, etc., altered pa aro closely connected with tho avc boon sold to purchasers in Gcor- statewide chain of automobilo thioves, ia nnd other stntes farther north. with othor Tnmpnns also actively cnD iscovory of tho widespread organ!- gaged in tho nefarious work. Tho ov­ ation for stealing and selling auto- idenco obtained in Tampa has been lobiles is due to the activities of sev- duplicated in moro than a score of ml of the loading automobilo inBur- other Florida cities and towns, nco companies of tho oast; and tho Examples of tho mnnner in which lory of tho actual work o f locating tho operations of tho chain of auto- SAFETY FIRST Cleanliness is next to Godliness We invite tho public and nil users o f ELDER SPRINGS W ATER to visit the spring and in our method o f handling its product. Why take a chance 7 Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and ita purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. The Ford people of Sanford* as well as the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. Call phone 811 and have a bottle of this water sent you and protect vour health. • Elder Springs Water Co. SANFORD -:- -:- FLORIDA acetyleno torch obliterated the engine numbers and an export workman sub­ stituted n new serial number for the original. Then undor tho stolon IIccnco pinto tho car was run to Jack­ sonville, whoro it was sold to a con­ cern in a Georgia city. From thoro It was traced through tho hands of throe other parties, to tho person in pos­ session of tho machino when it was located. Evidence obtained by tho Pinkerton operative working in Florida con­ nects tho organization of auto thieves in this Btato with similar "chain sys­ tems’’ in other states, and it is ex­ pected tho investigation finally will develop proof of tho cxistenco of a nationally organized systom o f auto­ mobile theft nnd disposal, with porhnps a dozen or moro central points for the "clearing" an dsnlo o f stolen machines. Efforts of tho automobilo insurance companies throughout tho East to run down and break up tho organized theft of nutomobiles has been prompt­ ed by tho nstaundlng increase o f this form of thievery in tho last year nnd n half. According to statements of persons familiar with tho Florida situation nnd with tho situation thruout the United States, ftoveral of these insurance companies have been forc­ ed to the wall in tho last few months, because of heavy losses sustained thru theft of insured machines. Danger that tho entire automobile insurance business might be forced to quit hns impelled tho inauguration of a nation­ wide Investigation, tho results of the sleuthing being similar, it a stated, In many other parts of tho country with those obtained in Florida. Roluctanco o f courts in tho various communities to convict automobile thioves, even when indisputable evi­ dence of guilt is submitted to the juries, hns militated agninst punishmont of tho thioves In tho pnst, and consequent breaking up of hto organ­ ized thievery, it is stated. However, those back o f tho present activity in running down the nuto thioves dcclaro that a means hns been found of get­ ting nround this hotherto serious dif­ ficulty, nnd positive nssurnneo is ex­ pressed that the thieves to bo gather­ ed in, in the forthcoming closing of tho net will find it impossible to escape through tho disinclination of local Juries to do their aworn duty. EGG PLANT AND PEPPERS SHOW ADVANCING PRICES Celery mnrkct cased up quite a lit­ tle bit during tho pnst week which re­ sulted in rather light movement from this section. The Sanford district hnvo boon cutting quite honvily which resulted in most of tho northern mar­ kets hnving liberal supply. Most sales were in the buyers fnvor, espec­ ially throughout tho eastern markets. Now York and Philadelphia were soil­ ing preferred sizes mostly from $2.00 to $3,00 per crate. Moro rtrength nppenred to be with western points, which took on more celery than Is unually shipped at this time of the year. At tho time of going to press thero appeared to be a stronger feel­ ing ns large shippers contend wire in­ quiry was much hotter. At present f. o. b, prices range from $1.40 to $1.05 on three to six dozen sizes. Some buyers are taking it on freely antici­ pating a shnrper demand through the northern markets this coming week. Fancy peppers took a further in­ crease during tho Inst few days, a number of markets quoting Bales from $5.60 to $7.00 on fancy stock. Choice and inferior poppers aro soiling from $2.00 to $3.00 loss. . Snnford section had a very large acrcago planted to Into peppers nnd somo buyers seem to think that if no misfortuno over­ takes the crop now being started thoro will bo a very liberal supply and pricos will no doubt rango low, during May and Juno. Tomatoes have not boon moving nt attractive pricos, which is probably duo to heavy movement from tho Enst Coast, nnd heavy shipments via steamer from tho Bahama Islands. Now York market roports frequently ncknowlcdgo receipt o f honvy cargoes being brought in on Old Dominion steamer. Tomntocn in bIx basket con­ tainers rango from $2.00 to $3.50 on preferred sizes. By tho time that our crop is ready to movo it Ib ex­ pected thnt thero will bo littlo com­ petition from tho East Const and is­ lands now producing. A close survey of tho stato would indlcato that a very small acrcago hnB been planted to egg plants, and it would now nppenr an thought what fow aro being grown should movo at n reasonably good figure. Acrcago boing planted to lata ogg plant thruout this ocction is lighter than usual nnd nono of tho largo shippers aro anticipating a very heavy movement At tho present time Cuba and tho Isle of Finos aro shipping thei rcrop which is equaling Florida prices ranging from $2.00 to $3.50 on northorn mar­ kets. Usually dry weather has caused weakness in an occasional field, and can especially bo attributed tho enuso of heavy movement from Sanford. The rain which visited this section jDafy Fashion Hint Glass is largely compos The Increeled coet o f telephone poles may be dao to*the universal ambition to pass tho other ear at the turn, ed of Silica Sand— Flor ida has unlimited quan tities of almost pure Sil BEFORE BU YIN G A PHONOGRAPH See the NEW EDISON — at— DRENNEN PIANO CO. ORLANDO, FLA. TTPIOAIi OF THE SMARTEST STYLES. (Tho dross and |ta|Jleu? plcturod hero have youth* and graco on their side. Malay brown velveteen is used to develop tho dress, which is trim­ med with wool eon* roidory In bright colors. The doslgn of the trimming is slmplo and works up quiokly. Med­ ium size requires 5 yards 36-inch velveteen and yard eatin for rov­ ers nnd collar, .Drown voldyno is ideal for the de­ velopment o f tho tallleur with straight Jacket and smart gathered skirt. Although buttoned cloeo about ttho throat, tho collar is convertible, ftedium size requires 3% yards Cl­ inch material. (First Model: Pictorial 114* low Dross No. 0130. Bizea, 31 to 13 Inches buet. Price, 35 cents. Second Model: Jacket No. 0151. Sizes. 34 to 44 inches bust. Price, 35 cents. Skirt No. 8760, Sizes, 24 to 40 inches waist. Price, 20 cents. V o r/tiffy * Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPTICIAN— OPTOMETRIST Tidewater Glass Mfg. Co. B u fo rd , Via. JUST ARRIVED Herald want ads got results. yostorday was of considerable bene­ fit to growers hero, nnd a numbor of them wore hoard to express their ap­ proval. A few more showers at regu­ lar intervals would bo of great bene­ fit,— Drndcntown Journal, Large Shipment of TO FLY 9,000 MILES NEW YORK, Mnrch 17.— A slxpnssenger flying boat arose from tho waters o ' tho Hudson yestorday on an nir voyngo o f 9,000 mites expected to take two months. Piloted by P. E. Easter, of Baltimore, Md., tho sea­ plane headed fo r Koy West. After visiting Havana and Now Orleans its course will be up tho Mississippi, along tho Ohio townrd Pittsburg, thence to Baltimore, then back to tho Great Lakes and a homeward flight down the Hudson vnlloy. C. E. Haynes is onglneor and Ly­ man I. Collins tho only passenger on the flight. , ■■ SAVE YOU MONEY Write ua Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA Substantial reduction from last year's prices Hill Hardware Co. SOUND A N D DEPENDABLE- Burbank may produco tamo oats without hulls, but it is Impossible to produce wild oats without husks. The Peoples' Bank of Sanford was sound and de­ All property owners who aro duly registered in Seminole County, Flori­ da, and want to vote in tho coming bond election next month, must pay thoir poll taxes by next Saturday the 18th day of Mnrch. 301-5tp ..Employment Bureau.. The vocational comntttea o f the Busi­ ness and Professional Women’s Club requests ail young women dealring employment to register at the First National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman pendable in the old days and it is sound and dedependable now. It seeks new business on its record, and cordially invites you to become one o f Its customers. I f you wish a banking affiliation that stands high in public confidence and is built on character, you could not do better than to maintain an account with Kimball Pianos, from factory to home prices. When you aro out shop­ ping, don’t fall to stop in' at T. J. Miller ft *Sons’ and look them over, Then see Mr. Lanier, for prices and terms. 288-tfc In Circuit Court for the Seventh Judl clnl Circuit o f the State o f Flor­ ida, in and for Seminole Coun­ ty.— In Chancery . DIVORCE Charlotte Downey, Complainant, Raymond Downoy, Respondent. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Tho Stato of Florida to Raymond Downoy, New Willard Hotel, Wash­ ington, D, C.: You nro hereby commanded to bo nnd appear in the abovo entitled causa on tho Rule Day in April, A. D. 1922, viz: the 3rd day o f April, A. D. 1922; otherwise, tho bill o f com­ plaint filed in snid enuso will bo taken as confessed by you. Witness the Honorable James W. Perkins, * ns judge of tho above court, and my name as Clerk thorcof, and tho seal of said Court, at Sanford, Sominolo County, Florida, on this the 24th day of February, A. D. 1022. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. By: V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. JOHNSON ft GARRETT, Kissimmee, Florida, Counsel for Complainant. 288-6tc. "SERVICE TH AT COUNTS” Wo handle everything in THE FRUIT A N D VEGETABLE LINE Car Lots or Less. Ship us „ Richmond, Virginia C H U L U O T A IN N On the Okeechobee Branch o f the Florida East Coaat Railway, Cfculaota, Fla., among the pines and lakes o f Seminole county, an up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private batfca and hot water heat. Pint class cuisine. Rates $2310 to $8JS0 per day} $10 to $18 per week, ac­ cording to location o f room. ' MRS. CHAS, D. BRUM LEY, Manager �‘•v/v ■i. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 18,1022 PAGE POUR OPENED WORLD OF ANCIENTS New England Male Quartet Here at Chautauqua . . . . . . T s ' evid en t ELIMINATION OF UNSATISFAC­ TORY LAIIOR AND UNNECES­ SARY EXPENSES IS PROGRAM ( t l y T h e A u o r l a l r d I're a a ) m Tbe Now England Male Quartet, which appears hero at the coming Redpath Chautauqua, has established a reputation throughout the entlro country—a rep­ utation earned through Its first-rank vocal attainments and originality lp en­ tertaining. An exceptionally harmonious blending of voices Is the fenturo of the vocal ensemble. This splendid harmony Is equally gratifying In the songs from the classics and In tho rollicking music of popular airs. In nddltlon to n wealth of vocal features, tho program Is rich In capital character Impersonations and amusing monolo-s. This Is essentially a high-grade singing organization. It can be depended upon to please any audience. SOLDIER BONUS BILL HAS TWO NEW FEATURES FOR CONFERENCE CALL GAINESVILLE, Mnrch 18.— Grcntor diversity of crops is evident in tho state’s agricultural activities bo far this year with a moro than well bal­ anced progrnm o f cultivation and fer­ tilization and tho elimination of unsntisfnctjpy labor and unnecessary ex­ pense, according to the Federal Bu­ reau of Crop Estimates horo. Weath­ er conditions hnvo been genornlly favornblo for corly truck crops and pre­ paration for tho stnto's big staple crops, with farm work everywhere progressing on schedule time. Thero has been a general increase in tho ncrcago planted to the major truck crops in their usual territory which has been further augmented by tho tendency o f tho average fanner to Include a limited acreage o f one or moro of the truck crops In his farm ­ ing operations this yenr. Plowing and tho general preparation of ground for plnnting wns seventy-two per ccHt complete on Mnrch 1, somov'hit moro than the usual percentage at thnt time. Spring planting, wns slightly behind last year but about up to tho average for Mnrch I. The condition of the citrus fruits and early prospects fo r tho season of 1922-1923 are closely related Just at this time to tho crop now being har­ vested. For oranges, including tan­ gerines, prospects wore declarod to be nlmost ideal. The 1021-22 crop was comparatively light nnd moro than the usun] percentage is o ff of tho trees at thiB timo. The vitality of bearing trees is above average, early growth nnd bloom'are good nnd phy­ sical conditions, cultivation, spraying nnd fertilization hnvo hnd enroful at­ tention. The grapefruit situation, while gen­ erally favorable so fur ns bloom, growth and physical conditions, nre concerned, is complicated by the vol­ ume of fruit from the 1921-22 crop still on the trees. The ncrongo in Irish potatoes this spring is estimated nt 25,000 ns com­ pared with 17,000 acres last year and 23,000 in 1920. Tho largest Increase is in tho Hnstings territory, includ­ ing St. JohnB, Putnam and Flagler counties, but n general incrcnso has taken plneo all over tho stuto wher­ ever the crop is grown commercially. The conditions of the crop on Mnrch 1 wns 91% of normal compared with 90% n yenr ngo and 70% two yenrs ago. Florida farmers hnvo plenty of corn in their cribs to last until tho new crop comes in, forty-two of Inst year’s crop, somo 4,000,000 bushels, on lhc furn„ on Morch Frenchm an In Y a a r 1822 Succeeded In D eciphering H leroglyphtce on E gyptian M onum ente. As there la ulwnya a ccnteiuilar In prospect, we are now about to reach that of Clinmpolllon’a deciphering of Egyptian writing. Tho announcement of tills discovery was, In fact, made In 1822. ChnuipolUon had spent moro than twenty years trying to plumb the se­ crets of hieroglyphics. Ho Anally found It with tho discovery of an In­ scription In Greok carved In hierogly­ phic characters. The word thnt ap­ peared most often In Greek was the name of Ptolemy, to whom the stene bud been raised. Chan\polllon, there­ fore, searched for the hteroglyphlcs which corresponded with this word. What signs had the value of "P " and and In nddltlon to super­ human patience, a genius for divin­ ation was called for. First light came from the letter "1" by comparison with certain signs ap­ pearing on a monument to Cleopatra. Rut this was only one step forward, as Egyptian writing was composed of alphabetical characters, syllabic signs and Ideographic ns well ns determin­ ative symbols. Tlius tt Is easy to Imnglne tho time required before Champolllon opened the world of the ancients to tho re­ searches of science—a world which la still moro or less of an enigma to tho student.—From Lo Petit Parlslen, Paris. M iiiiiiiiin m iin aliin iu iin iiiiin n n ■ h HR I FT — Let it be your watch-word for the coming year. ■i —Resolve to save a part of all you earn—every day. S i * week and year. — Start your T h rift Cam- S paign now. First National Bank! A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President JUST LOOK! WAVE OF RELIGIOUS FERVOR "R e v iv a l" A long the E ast Coast of E ngland la Most R e m arkab ls of Recsnt Y sars. h iir ii The very latest style SAFETY RAZOR B. F. WHITNER, Cashier ■ M Ml k PROFESSIONAL S AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY : — • A religious "revival" lias commenced among tho Usher people on tho cast THOS. J. A . REIDY const, from Grimsby te John o' Groats, Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law says tho Manchester Guardlnn. It Is A T YO U R O W N PRICE dldlcult to say where the revlvnl orig­ Practicing In State and Federal Courts inated, but Its effects nre most notice Over Semlnolo County Bank able In tho vlllnges on the south of Fcrdney Files Majority Report and Discussion the Moray Firth and the Aberdeen Will Follow shire const north of Aberdeen. Ob George A . DeCottes Drop a Coin in the Box servers sny the revival Is much more extensive than that led In Wales In Attorney-nt-Law f n , The Aaaorlnlrd I’ rraai) turity of tho certificates would bo 1004-5 by Evan Roberts. Prayer meet­ For a few days only Over Seminole County Bank WASHINGTON, March 17.— There payments of account of deaths of hoiings, lasting many hours, nro held wore just two developments yesterday ders of certificates. SANFORD FLORIDA nightly, the mission halls generally in tho soldiers’ bonus muddle. One The cost in tho fiscal yenr 1923, tho being full. The klnemas and public was tho filing by Chairman Pordney first year nfter tho bill camo into op­ bouses nre In consequence nenrly S. O. Shinholser of tho ways and means committee of eration would bo $7-1,279,000, tho re­ empty, nnd some of the former have Contractor and Builder tho mnjority report on tho compro­ port said. hnd to closo down. Strnngers and fellow villagers nro systematically mise bill which wns estimated to cost SANFORD . The report snid no provision had stopped In tbe streets and asked If the government n total of $4,098,719,- been made for raising revenue to meet they hnvo been snved. Even motor 850. Tho othor wns tho circulation of tho first year’s cost beenuso a maporlsts In some villages are held up by SMITH BROS. a petition by Representative Lincbcr- ity of tho committee wns satisfied tbe more fervent. One serious aspect ger, of California, a former sorvico thnt "no new taxation or special pro­ Garage and Machine Co. of- the revlvnl Is Its effect on the man, for n conferenco of houso Re­ visions arc needed until nftor expira­ minds of tho people. Already six per­ Expert Auto Repair Work publicans for novt Tuesday evening to tion of thnt fiscal year" it added thnt sons, mostly young men and women, Phone 39 Corner First and Oak have been removed to hospltnls and discuss tho bonuB legislation. nny estimate of government expendi­ Institutions for the Insane, and In the Mr. Lineborger announced last night ture for 192-1 and tho nmount of revevent of tho revival continuing much “ W E D E L IV E R TH E GOODS" that thoro woro sixty signatures to enuo needed on account of tho bonus longer this number may, It Is feared, CITY TAX BOOKS CLOSE APRIL tho petition, or ten more than tho "would ncccssnrily be vory inaccurate swell. 1, 1922, AFTER WHICH ALL TAX­ Quick Service Transfer number required under tho rules for a nt this time." ' ES REMAINING UNPAID W ILL BE Storage Facilities conference cnll. Term "Cabaret" Is Old, COLLECTED BY LEVY AND SALE If we pleaae yon, tell others; If no "Cabnret" has como to be regarded Chairman Fordney declared emphat­ WOULD LET ALIENS STAY tell us. Phone 498 ns a recent nddltlon to the English OF THE PROPERTY UPON WHICH ically that it still was his determina­ Inngunge—a word which, from Its TAXES ARE DELINQUENT. (lly Tli** .Vnmtrlnlril I’rrmi) tion to bring the bill up Monday un­ form and pronunciation, Is evidently ALFRED FOSTER, WASHINGTON, Mnrch 17.—Tho Sanford Steam Laundry der n suspension of the rules, if thnt French. 294-24tc City Tax Collector. house passed yesterday a resolution could bo done, and if not, to cnll it up As a matter of fnct, tho term wns FOR SERVICE Tuesday under a special rule if such n under which approximately 2,400 al­ originally of Gallic origin, but It Is Call 146-J iens ndmitted temporarily to tho by no menns modern, having been rule could be obtained. United States prior to Marcji 7, *n widely used In England during the W . R A W L IN G , Prop. i Speaker Gillctt is due to nrrive here Sixteenth century ns n synonym for oxcc.8 of tho ;3 por cent quotna of today from Florida, one day ahead of tho restrictive immigration tavern. Therp wns nothing musical law, Production of oats last year wns low about the cnhnrcts of tills period, and SANFORD NOVELTY the original schedule, and at thnt timo , would bo permitted to romaaln in this nnd much less than the usual quantity the only amusement they afforded the question of whether the bill will bo 1 WORKS . , . , ,, .,, , . country permanently. Tho measuro remains on the farms ut this time. was that which tho travelers fur­ taken up Monday probably will bo sot- now R0M to tho flonnt(Jj V. C. COLLER, Prop. Ten per cent, 53,000 bushels, wns all nished. tied. Mr. Fordnoy said tho conferenco The law provides that “ I f tax­ While used by DrnmhnU In one qf thnt farmers hnd on hnnd on- March with tho speaker would be in “ per­ General Shop and Mill McH e n r y h a n g e d 1. A year ngo the stock on hand nt Ills works published in 1000, It passeu es upon real estate shall not be fect harmony" nnd that if Mr. Gillctt out of the lnngungo soon after that paid before the first day o f April Work AT WASHINGTON TODAY this timo was 125,000 bushels and two held against a suspension of tile rules timo and did not return until about COULD NOT STOP IT yenrs ngo 90,000 bushels. CONTRACTOR and BUILDER ho would proceed with plnns to bring tbe middle of tho Eighteenth century. of any yoar, the Tax Collector 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. Condition of pincnpples on Mnrch 1 At this time, however, Its stny was shall advertise and sell.” tho measure up under n special rule. (Itjr Th«* AHut!i*liltrtl I’ rra*) The chairman went on to sny thnt WASHINGTON, Mnrch 17.— John wns unusually high, 90% of normal, brief nnd Its poputnrlty limited nnd, This is to notify all concerned It was not his desire to limit debate; McHenry, ngo twenty-four, was compared with 82% a yenr ago nnd not until tho dancing craze struck the Geo. W . Knight thnt the requirements of law will world a fow years ago, wns It resur­ that if tho measuro woro tuken up un- ‘ hanged in tho District o f Columbia 70% in 1920. rected In Its present sense. he complied with and the Tax Real Estate and Insurance dor a suspension of tho rultfs he jnli today for tho murder o f n WnshSANFORD FLORIDA AMERICA SHOULD INSIST Books will positively he closed would ask ununlmouB consent for two ington detective nnd automobile N o t as Bad w I t Seemed. UPON PAYMENT OF RILL days of discussion which would throw dealer. Efforts to obtain n commuTho llercu-looklng visitor from Del- on April first as provided by law FOR KEEPING SOLDIERS glum entered tbe toy shop, and gazed ■tho final voto over until late Tuesday, tatlon continued to tho last moment, and all lanjls on which taxe's Sanford Machine & Should his request bo denied, debnto but failed, President Harding hnvlng frigidly nt the assistant, who hurried have not been pai3'w ill he ad­ <11*- The ANKorlntril l'rr».| to her aide. would bo limited to forty minutes un- refused to intervine.- An attempt to Foundry Co* WASHINGTON, Mnrch 17.— Decla­ "I wants," she shld with a strong vertised and executions issued dor tho houso rules. prevent the hanging today wns mado ration that the United States should accent, "ze naked Edward." fo r unpaid personal property General Machine and Boiler Work; Tho estimate in tho majority re- by tho local branch Sons of Irish insist upon payment of its bill of The poor man blushed and thought Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Platons; port that tho total cost of the bonus Freedom, who said the execution totaxes. $241,000,000 for keeping American sol­ wildly of his wife. would bo $4,098,719,350, wns ImBcd dny would be desecration o f feast day "Er— um, “ would you mind saying Oversize Rings and Pins; Flywheel diers in Gcrmnny was mado in the Upon tho assumption that 70 per of Irelnmi’s Patron Saint. that again?" sonnto today by both pnrty lenders, Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shafts re­ cent o f tha 4,458,109 veterans who j ---------------------------"Zo naked Edward," persisted the Lodge nnd Underwood, nnd by Dornh. would bo oligiblo for compensation ANOTHER STEAMER customer. "You hnvo them In zo win­ Underwood also urged appointment of dow." Tax Collector, Seminole County turned; agents for Cnllle Inboard sod would accept adjusted service ccrtifi-j SEIZED I1Y GREEKS, American representative on tho al­ Outboard Motors. ----------- Phone 61 "Great Hath buns," gnspod tho as­ 292-M-W-S cates; 2Vi per cent vocational train­ ALLEGED CONTRABAND lied reparations commission. sistant. "Wo'll have tlie police here ing nnd 10 per cent farm nnd homo In a minute I Como outside nud show tllr Thr ANHiirlnIrd I’ rrMo) aid nnd 7Vi per cent land settlement I me." ATHENS, Mnrch 17.— Nows has WOMAN n u ll)E D ALIVE aid. Tho rcmnlning 10 por cent Once outside she pointed excitedly, IN AN IN DIAN, MOUND been received hero of the seizure of Would be pnld in cash after passage "Zero you Imvo him—what you cnll zoTed dy bare."— London Tlt-Dlts. o f tho bill undor a provision requir-1 another French stcnnishlp by Greek TALLAHASSEE, Mnrch 18.— , ................ j. Ing veterans whoso adjusted com pen- j naval vessels alleged to bo enrrying Miss Emma Doyd, a vocal tcnchor nt Chinese Bezlque. aatlon would not"exceed” $ 5 0 to .w co p t' t'ontrnb,mtl of wnr ‘ ^ tin e d for tho the Florida Stnto College horo, was Turkish nationalists. Chinese bezlque Is booming In the cash. buried nlivo while searching for his­ London clubs Just now. Chinese boTotal coats under the various op­ toric relics in an Indian mound, soven zlqtic Is a development of the old game tions of tho bill woro estimated ns CAR LOAD GRAPEFRUIT One o f them paid rent all o f his life ; tho other paid on a of bezlque. It Is played with six miles from hero yesterday. SEIZED IN JACKSONVILLE, follows; Cash payments, $10,000,000; packs of 82 cards each. Tho scoring lot-and home, When they came to the last stretch on life’s Reccnly Miss Doyd, it is under­ HAD 420 CASES IlOOZE certificates, on account of deaths, runs Into high figures. Ilezlquo ami journey they mot, one o f them looked tired and discouraged ■ stood and other young women of tho double bezlque score as at tbe old $577,571.00 and on account of matur­ because all that he had to show for his life was a bunch of ■■ college hnd engaged workmen to ox- game, 400 and 500, respectively. But (Hr Thr Aaanrlitlfd I'rraa) ity* $8,154,350; vocational training rent receipts), and the other looked like he respected himself ■ JACKSONVILLE, Morch 17.— A cavnto tho mound, and while tho men l r Is possible to gut treble bezlque*, $52,326,000; farm nnd homo aid $180,- carload of grapefruit shipped from and felt that he was a man among men. (because he had ■■ wero still engngod, Miss Doyd, ac­ which In worth 1,500 points, and quad­ ■ 000,000 and land settlement $112,000,- Gosling, Fla., on tho Florida accumulated a little something in his travels). East companied by two othor curio hun­ ruple bezlque, which counts 4,500. Four ■ 000. Coast iuilway to Newark, N. J., was ters went thero yesterday. While aces of trumps score 1,000 points, and Which man are you going to be? Tho greatest cost in nny Binglo year oponod In tho railrond yards horo to­ standing in one of the clearings lat­ tho winner of the last trick of the \ wns estimated at $3,154,823,350 in th o 'd a y nnd contained eighteen boxes of eral earth suddenly gave way and game gets 250 points. We sell lots on easy terms with a small pay­ fiscal year 1043 when tho certificates grapefruit and four hundred and twori- burled hor. Physicians who arrived • then outstanding would mature. Tho*'ty cases of fine whiskoy. after the body had beon recovered ment down Once our. navy is reduced, tho littlo costs under all othor options oxcopt snid her death had been caused ’ by follows will outgrow the suspicion ■i'i’ I tho certificate would coaso tho report Russia may not bollove in tho cap­ suffocation, MlBs'Boyd was a natlvo |Skid in 1027. Tho last payments un italistic system, hut hor faith in Santa of Iowa, nnd had boon a member of thnt "gob" is short for “ gobblo." der vocational training would be in ' ClauB has been clinched. tho collcgo faculty fo r four years. 1925; under farm and homo aid In — --------------------After a man sacrifices his health Well, If tho shipping board man­ 1926, and under land settlement In After nn important fooling traffic to mnko money, it -must bo a great '1927. A fter that timo tho only coat ages te sell out, perhaps tho public cop bawls you out, you know how [ consolation to know ho has onough A . P. CONNELLY, Agent each year until tho year o f tho m o -' won’t havo to shell out nny moro. Balaam felt when rebuked by an ass. j to hire tho best specialists. m u u m i n n n ’ THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS PROPERTY OWNERS TAKE NOTJCE j JN0. D. JINKINS TW O 1VIEIM Started life together, M eisch R ealty Co. i �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1922 HOLD WIFE FOR MURDER . AT DELAND S ■ CLASSIFIED ADS PERSONALS fca aa aa to to Ha to • M. M. Smith, of Winter Park, is in the city today on business. Mr. Smith wns again elected the president of the State Automobile Association at a meeting held in Lakeland this week. Classified Ada 5c a line. No ad token for leaa than 25c. and positively no claaalfled ads chanted to anyone. Caah mUst accompany all ordera. Count five worda to a lino and remit accordingly. W ANTED a jfjfg p — Team work. Hanson Shoe Shop. SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Apply M. 306-12tp Cnpt. Fitts of Orlnndo is in the city visiting with his son Aylett Fitts and meeting many old frienr and acqunnintnnoes. Capt. Fitts is n o w !** living in Orlando but has a warm spot in his heart for Sanford where ho re­ sided so ninny years. Nothing can describe the joys of this Florida weather. 70 in the shade is our report nnd a fine breeze blowing off the lake.' Go to church to­ morrow or the K. K. K. will get you. 5:40 A. M. MARCH 18, 1922 Maximum..... ..... ............ 79 Minimum ______ 52 Range .... ............... ......... 52 Barometer .... ........ 30.26 Southeast and calm. to to to to to to to to Clnrcnce Woods, o f Eustis, was in jjfftJfEI) TO TRADE— Fair of horsthe city this morning enrouto to KIsei for Ford truck in good condition. BENCH SHOW AT ORLANDO i simmcc where he is due for an address __M. jianson Sho<i Shop. 306-12tp on Ford's Dny exercises. The Kis­ JJlES.MAN to cover local territory, simmee people are celebrating Fort! The first annual bench show of the idling dealers. Guaranteed salary Dny nnd nil kinds of Ford stunts are newly organized Orange County dllOO.OO per week for right man.— being pulled off. j Kennel club is on the fair grounds jtt Commercial Radium Co., Fifth --------park, with 200 dogs from various in, Now York. 300-Gtp T. C. Hewke and E. C. Hcwke of ‘ Parts of the country competing for IbU colored laborers Winter Park were in the city today the ribbons in the various classes di­ wanted in the city o f Daytonn, Fla., looking over the field with a view o f v,ded ,nto twenty-six sections. The (or concrete nnd nsphalt paving, also investing in rcnl estate and other throngs that attended the opening lower work. Wages 17ttc por hour, business. Sanford looked good to day evidenced that the sportsman o f nrking ten hours per dny. Pay in them and they intend to return soon the surrounding country arc still tuh every Saturday. Free bunk house nnd make it their home. , 1keenly interested in the propogation 1 commissary attached. Don't write. ______ , ! of canines of class nnd their achieveComo ready to work. Job good for Hall's Barber Shop has an a d v e r -nu’ " t9- Whi,lc do* 9 th* lix m onths.— Atlantic Bithulithic Co. tisement in this issue calling alien- 9traln targ^y predominate, there is 303-lwc tlon to the fact the shop has been a Bbcral 19howin* ?* olhcr cIa?9?9' renovated, cleaned nnd painted, nnd witb Pckin” e and Bostons rankine FOR SALE is under new management. It is nl- nc^1 m p0*n entries, FOR SALE OR LEASE— Ono 20 acre, so the only union barber shop in the George G. Herring of this city eno 10 aero Sanford ave. walking city nnd deserves your patronage. I £ ok pri“ * ^ hia P°interw *>*• ditancc to city. Two lota corner None but the best of barbers nro PnaI bnd thc do* charf Center nnd Elm ave. Two lota west employed. See their prices in this nnd 9aid thc f how was a B° od one in every particular. tide Palmetto ave., 50 ft. from Elev- issue nnd give them a call. cth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, TEN MILLION FEET OF iwner, 115 N. Spring S t, Los Ange- GREAT DAY AT CYPRESS. WORTH NEAR 1m, Calif.________________ 288tf; 20-tf THE METHODIST CHURCH HALF MILLION BURNED FOR SALE— 5 acres good celery Innd, Cameron nve., near loading station. Sunday will be a great day at tho (Ilf Thr Aaaortntrd Prraa) Two acres cleared, good well, not til­ Methodist church. The revival which LIVE OAK, March 18.— Fire late ed. Price $1,000.— W. M. Hnynes, 115 has been one of the most wonderful yesterday afternoon destroped 10,Park Ave. 306-3tp displays o f spiritual power, will close. 000,000 feet of cypress lumber val­ FOR SALE—5 room bungnlow on New members will be received at ued at $400,000 nt the plant of the Standard Lumber Company, nt Dowbrick street. All modern conven- both services. Dr. Phillips class is counting on a ling Pnrk, near hero. The loss wns knees. Unusually low price. Easy record nttendnnce. Dr. Walkers's said to be covered by insurance. Fire terms.—E. F. Lane. 802-5tp class expects to buck this record. A apparatus from Live Onk went to tho FOR SALE—Two Ford touring cars, new dny is coming to the Methodist scene nnd confined the flames to the self starters, good condition. Apply church on longer views nnd grenter lumber, Sanford Auto Exchange foot of First ministry to the city. itreet. 303-Ctc GAMBLE ON WEATHER The music Silndny will be great. FOR SALE— One B flat saxophone WOULD BE GREAT iml II flat clarinet. Apply 207 SCHEME FOR FLORIDA The Seminole Cnfc serves excel­ French ave. 303-12tp lent dinner every dny in thc year (11, The Aaaorlalrd I’ r m ) FOR SALE— Cash nnd enrry Grocery but wo just dote on our Sunday dinST. LOUIS, March 18.— The police Store, 311 Sanford Ave. 300-Gtp ners. Our pntrons say they are tho . v . in « if vm, today announced thc discovery of a i M| , weather FOR SALE— 15 acres, 10 tiled, 4 room real thinf. lo u will «W « « MO-ltc f cmpi!ralutc, w„ h , he house, bnm, 4 wells, $0,000. Terms. come tomorrow. -H. U. Lewis. Phono 349 or 391 • JjOUtGc FOR SALE!— Tomato plants, any quantity, for prompt delivery.— Chase & Co., Phone 530. 288-tfc FOR SALE—Two story business building. Apply to tho owner, Klen Ares, 805 Oth St.____________ 284-26tc FOR SALE— Warehouse with R. R. tiding. Within four blocks o f center of city. Geo. W. KNIGHT 272-tfc TOR SALE— Oak and other hard wood, strand wood range, $2.50; lire plnce, $2.00.— Hoskins Jones, Bcartlnll Avenue. 280-tfc FOR RENT FOR HUNT— 5 room homo $18.00 per month. See J. J. Maurer. 3Q5-2tp LOST STRAY Li) OH STOLEN— Pair of (iark mules nnd bay horse. Rewnrd i! brought to C. E. Henry, Sanford. _____________________________ 300-5tp THE WEATHER =*a m ■' it-- ■■ , m ■M& ' HALL’S BARBER SHOP • . ; . ( if r«#*s ' HImm 1 -.v.y.v.v/w^ y ) ' ■ ... ' p i^ * THE o n l y u n io n SHOP IN SANFORD ■: • :V m m HALL’S BARBER SHOP Next to Princess al8° sharpen Razor Blades FELLSMERE BANK IS SHORT SOME $36,000 (U r T he A u o c U lr d Tress) FELLSMERE, Fla., March 18.— The state bank of Fellsmere failed to open for business yesterday, C. Hi Piffnrd, president of the institution announcing that' the board of direc­ tors, because of the discovery of a shortage of approximately $36,000 in the accounts of B. D. Atkison, the cashier, had deemed it advisable to close it pending reorganization. Atkison died in n hospital in St. Augusine Fcbrunry 24 of injuries re­ ceived when he fell under a train at Stbustian while attempting to bonrd it togo to Jacksonville on a business trip. Mr. Piffard stated that he first dis­ covered the discrepancy in the ac­ counts of tho cashier nnd that when ho called it to the attention of Atki­ son the day before he wns fatally in­ jured, tho cashier could not explnnln the shortage. The state comptroller nt the re­ quest of the bank officials sent an cxnminer here nnd Mr. Piffard stated that tho examiner had confirmed the shortage of approximately $36,000. The bank is capitalized at $25,000 and thclast statement showed the de­ posits to be $107,000. A t the many nice Suits just received. All sizes and patterns in the latest styles with the lowest prices. : BU Y NOW that you may get your choice before the best are picked v: JOIN NOW if you are not a member of our Clothing Club. It's advantages .are big. Let us explain it to you. P e r k in s & B r itt : The Store That la Different Sanford, Florida Wr Mrs. Purvis Turkey dinner or chicken dinner as turned home Monday. you wish at the Seminole Cafe. You and daughter will remain fo r a know just how good these real din­ weeks visit. ners are. 306-ltc Thc death o f Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Dorncr’s little son Fred, came as s All East SPECIAL CAR FOR ROTARIANS great shock to everyone. Sanford greives with the stricken "The Sanford Rotary Club has se­ parents nt thc death of their darling cured a special car for the members little son. Many and beautiful wero who want to attend thc district meet­ thc flowers brought to place^on the ing in Savannah on next Wednesday, little fellows grave. March 22. The car will leave here Mr. John Pczole, has our sympa­ Wednesday afternoon nt four o'clock thy as he is w earin g his right being coupled to the fast train. This in a sling, result o f befog kicked by will give the Sanford contingent the his Ford. best o f railway facilities and make The whippoorwills have been slngthe trip most pleasant and enjoyable ing theeir sad evening spng for a in every respect. It is expected thnt week now. about twelve or more members and j ---------------------------— their families will take advantage o f | Beautiful weather tomorrow. Eat this occnfsTon to visit Savannah and a g00tj dinner nt the Seminole Cafo also attend tho district meeting hefore taking thj ride. Turkey and which will be one of the most impor- chicken dinner as usual. 306-ltc tnnt meetings of the year. President H. R .Stevens will lead the Sanford club and Sanford will make itself known nt the meeting. 1 Everything in season and cooked in the style thnt you enjoy nt the Semi-1 nole Cafe. Inspect our oup-to-date kitchen and see how those wonderful Everything dinners are cooked, 306-ltc clean nnd sanitary. BRING YOUR CAR TO US to W e have a first class ? mechanic who knows all makes of cars. Prices * s * a * a * u * a i r i i * u * a * a reasonable. iuj *» Ha *a *u *u *a EAST SANFORD Sunday March 19th, thc 3rd Sun­ day in the month is the day Rev. W. T. Roucher will preach at M oores' Station. Richard Shamp who has been the guest of his aunt, Mrs. R. C. Long' for some time hns returned to his w 1 V L l i l v 1 1 M 11 v l f t j home in New Martinsville, West Vir­ Foot of First Street ginian. Fred A. Stewart o f Willoughby, O., who is touring Florida was a caller at the Ellsworth home on Benrdall ave.,1 recently. j ‘ Mrs. Anna Robertson of Waterboro South Carolina came here last week to remain some time with her brother Louis Kinnrd nnd other relatives. Mr .and Mrs. J. W. Rizor have had ns their guest, their son Lester W. o f Nashville and now Mrs. Rizors sister, Mrs. C. W. Stolzen, also of Nashville is their guest. Will sell or exchange for (llr Thr AuniteIntrd I'rraa) Mrs. W. A. Raynor of Celery ave., Sanford property, Five MIAMI, March 18.— Customs offic­ ials seized 505 cases of fine wines has been quite 111. We are pleased to a c r G S ] a n c j g v 0 O m h o U S e say tho last report heard, wns fRV. | tib I c lIlU , U 1UUII1 I1UUOC and liquor nboard the palatial yacht with hath, on East Coast orable. Patricn here today. Tho yacht is said Mr. nnd Mrs. C. e . c h a i n i n g , r j v e r front,, twenty,minto bo owned by James Schoen, mil­ ~~ lionaire member of tho Now York their daughter, Mrs. Byrnn Squire 17 "i_ ~ “ children. Miss­ MUs- utes from Coronado and three lovely little children, Yacht club. A guard was placed nboard. Schoen telegraphed Attornoy es Hfclen nnd Aloys Chnrpcning and Beach. A snap for some General Daugherty to order release of Carl Churpening nnd Mr. nnd Mrs one wanting nice home liquor. Ho claims the same liquor A Corpalny enjoyed n motoring pnrFor was seized a year ago by prohibition ty Sunday’ over tho hills and far near Ocean heach. ugents in San Francisco but returned away in Lake County with n picnic I flv p o c to him beenuse he purchased it bo- dinner nt Tavares. Robert Grier went fishing last Sat- s-li fore prohibition amendment boenmo urdny over at Lake Golden nnd can effective. toll tho biggest fish story of the sea­ son ns ho caught a 0-pound trout WAS NOT FELIX with his hook and line. This in a true DIAZ OF IMPORTANCE ONLY IN CALIFORNIA story ns Walter Drossor weighed tho fish. •$- . Mrs. Ella Ingram Irish has sold her tny The Associate* Press) NOGALES, March 18.— General house and fnrm on tho corner of ^ n i •j Felix Diaz, believed nt first to be the Cnmeron road and Miller ave., to G e n e v a IM O r iO a nephew o f Porfiro Diaz, former Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Corley. Mr. and ■ ■■■■■■■ —— —— President o f Mexico, but Inter ho was Mrs. Irish will move to Pnhokle to m n T f r t r i f identified ns of importance only in reside. They lived there for a whilo [$ [ y 11 j in lower California, wns shot and some years ago. killed when he tried to «scnpo from Mrs. M. A. Jackson wns brought a military escort nenr Ortiz, "accord­ home from tho hospital on W ednes-, ing to n mesaago received horp. dny on tho way to recovery from tho G o o d l o a d O f T G T 1T 1G S S 66 auto accident o f some weeks ago. qai „ f v n f 4p Why worry about your Sunday din­ Dr. nnd Mrs, James Purvis havo -I'J U lG o l ( J l S c l l ^ O l LI H u e ner. Sundny should bo n dny of rest. gono hack to Tampa for tho summer a t B r a d v ’ s B a r n , Como to tho Seminole Cafo and for­ months, after growing a crop o*f colget your worries while eating opo of cry at thoir place In Cameron city those excellent turkey or chicken this winter, dinners. Ask your friends about thc Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Purvis and kind o f eating tho Sominolo Cafe llttlo daughter Winona, drove to q * ^ gives you. 306-ltc j Tampa last Sunday, Mr. Purvis ro- o B n t O r C I Florida SANFORD AUTO F Y f H ANflF WAKE UP AND READ THIS P. D. PARKER MULES! * ^bis shop haa been renovated, cleaned *nd painted throughout. _We employ on >' the most skilled barbers, gunra ec Hl>tlHfftction nnd will npprcclte Jour patronage. ^ DELAND, March 18.— Mrs. Alice E. Shields was remanded for trial on a charge of murder in thc first de­ gree, following a preliminary hearing here yesterday before a justice o f the peace growing out of the killing of her husband early last month. A negro, Pete Smith, arrested short­ ly after Shields had supposedly met his death from ambush while return­ ing with Mrs. Shields from DeLand to St. Cloud, near here, at night, is charged with the actual killing. Circumstantial evidence at yester­ day's hearings wns to the effect that Mrs. Shields conspired with the negro to effect her husband’s death. It was brought out that she was driving the car at the time nnd that she suddenly brought it to n stop In the road to avoid striking an obstacle. Shields alighted from thc machine to remove thc obstruction and was shot through tho head with a shotgun. His head was virtually blown to pieces. Mrs. Shields was nrested several days ago when Assistant State A t­ torney Mott acted upon a communi­ cation from tho "Committee of In­ vestigation, Ku Klux Klnn,” offering n solution o f the affnir. The Shields formerly lived at Wichita. Kans. LOOK NOW jfurther particulars, ad- ... •v *'*'e*t door to the Princess Theatre CL PRICE LIST Shave ..... 20'c Hair C u t...................... 40c Shampoo ............ 35c Massage.......................35c S«nge............................ 35c w as We are advertised by our satisfied customers and that is the best odver|tising in the world. We are speuking now about those wonderful Sun­ For Floridn: Fair tonight to day dinners nt the Seminole Cafe. and Sunday; probafily be- to Turkey or chicken as you prefer it, coming unsettled in extreme *3 306-ltc UNSETTLED WEATHER north portion by Sunday *3 WARMER WITH RAINS. night; little chnngc in tom- *» MAN'S BODY FOUND peraturc. *** NORMAL TEMPERATURE FLOATING IN RIVER IN OKLAHOMA to to to to to to to to to (llr Thr Aaaoclntril I’r m l WASHINGTON, March 17.— Un­ (lljr Thr Aaaiirlnlnl I'rn nls MUSKOGEE, Okln., March 18.— settled weather nnd warmer with rains MISS GRACE TOMPKINS Chained to n log weighted with stones, the first pnrt of next week followed (Registered Nurse) the body of n man wns found floating by generally fair and normnl temper­ Surgical, Medicnl nnd Obstetrical in the Arkansas river today near Okay. ature until Friday or Saturday when calls answered The man was unidentified. Some o f­ rains ngain probable is thc foreenst Phono 503-W 300 French Ave. ficials express belief the man might for Florida for the week beginning 304-tfc have been chained alive to the log nnd Sunday. The world nt your door every even­ cast adrift as no evidence of blows or OFFICIALS SEIZE LIQUOR, other wounds were founthing for 15c.—Daily Herald, MAY HAVE TO SURRENDER IT TO ORIGINAL OWNER U)ST—In Sanford or on Orlando road blnck leather bill folder, containing *inall sum of money, trunk key and postage stamp. Reward if returned Herald office. 300-2pt Another difference between hog nnd P«k is thnt pork never grabtt tho end Wit. o f one thousand tickets, found in pos­ session of a man selling them. to to to to to to to to Re l i e v e s h e ACCESSORY WITH NEGRO a u t h o r it ie s 9 smzm & LILLIA N - PICKERT With Pickert Stock Company, at tho Princess Theatre all Next Week J. C. HUMAN � 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 18, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 18, 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 18, 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/0f85ce5204945bb3f76b85351ec02b33.pdf 7fe30952bc8a643699fe32b91bcee786 PDF Text Text ' V?V> Daily Herald ‘The City Substantial” SANFORD “The City Substantial” IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME n SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1922 NUMBER 307 ■T| BANKERS BACK BOOTLEGGERS SHIPPING BY WATER WOMEN VOTERS ARE URGED IN MIAMI SAYS COL NUTT M ADE BIG SAVING IN REPORT TO HAYNES TODAY TO REGISTER FOR PRIMARY ACTUAL FIGURES GIVEN BY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE ■m ■.a ••‘rEl Says Most Brazen Operation of Booze Runners in America / s. J. siigh Makes Com­ parison Between Rail and Water different g r a d es COAL MINERS PREPARE FOR BIG WALKOUT MIAMI, March 20.—(By the Associated Press).—The most brazen opera­ tions by bootlegers along tho Florida const, especially at Minmi, with assist­ ance of some Miami bnnkers who hold monoy for liquor deals was found by prohibition agents working here under direction of Colonel Nutt according to his report to Prohibition Commissioner Hnynes, nt Washington, made public here today by Nutt. Report said a dozen investigators received proposals the ^irst day to deliver liquor anywhere. All that was necessary was to put up the morsy, the bootlegers would pack the liquor ns grapefruit nnd ship to any part of tho country. “Jn two instances negotiations were closed, with aid of bankers, all of which will be revealed shortly in court procedure,” the report continued. Nutt reported the liquor situation in Miami ns more braz­ en. Bottle liquor formed the principal prizes of punch boards, agents won the liquor through this modium and carried away punchbonrds as souvenirs. Federal prohibition agents under Nutt had made eleven liquor raids in city of Miami up to noon todny and at Nutt’s headquarters it was stated, tho officers expected to make thirty-one more raids before night. Raiding parties, which started to work this morning consisted of eight squads of five men ench. Nutt said the raid wns the first of a series to bo conducted in every large city tmder his personal direction. It was stated Colonel Nutt would go to Key West from here and probably go to Cuba. Women Must Register TORNADO Now to Participate in IN ALABAMA Democrat Primary KILLED ONE DEFINE DEMOCRATS "(39H AND DESTROYED MUCH PROPER­ TY LAST NIGHT IN LEE EVERY PRECINCT IN COUNTY SHOULD SEE THAT EVERY COUNTY WOMAN REGISTERS ( n r T h e A i a o e l a i r d I’re a a ) (n r The A u o flsiti I'reaa) NEW YORK, March 20.—Six hun­ .I.” The following figures from S. J. COLUMBUS, Gn., March 20—A tor­ At a meeting of the Seminolo Coun­ dred thousand union minors in tho nado in Lee county, Alabama, a few ty Democratic Executive Committee Sligl>, president of the Central Florida nnthracito and bituminous fields will miles northwest of Columbus last tho following resolutions war* read Water Traffic League, are most in­ quit work April 1, unless somo unfornight, killed one person, nnd destroy­ and adopted: teresting: soon solution of tho present wngo con­ ed much property. Reports trom Sal­ Whereas, The Women of the land Please note enclosed pnpers which troversy Is offered In the menntime, em, Ala., this morning said two ne­ are now by law, authorized to qualify are self-explanatory. You will no- John L. Lewis, president of tho inter­ groes were killed near there. as and ho electors, and tfce this covers a shipment of 300 national organization of united mino Whereas, at a meeting of the Stato workers announced yesterday. boxes of second grado grapefruit Theatre Building Democratic Executive Committee held Plans for evacuation of the mines WASHINGTON, March 20.—The immediate arrest of n number of in­ in Jacksonville, Fla., February 22nd, shipped by Clyde Line, and also what nlrcndy nro under way, Mr. Lewis dividuals, somo of them prominent in Florida commercial circles, was indi­ Burned Near Pittsburg 1022, by resolution the said committeo the ear would havo net, had It gone all said. In the ovont of a walkout, cated in preliminary reports from Colonel Nutt in charge of the campaign nt Early This Morning urged the several County Executive rail. As a m atter of fact this grape­ crows of pumpmen, engineers, firc- Miami ngnlnst liquor smugglers, Commissioner Haynes said today. Committees to use every effort to.fruit what wo call second grade mon, watchmen nnd helpers will roLoss of $250,000 Suffered at McKees­ have the white women of the several which stock is rough and ruBty, but niuin nt their posts to prevent flood­ port by Fire counties register ns Democrats and heavy and juicy nnd eats as good as ing of tho mines nnd maintain tho take part in the party politica and any grapefruit. Fully twenty to thir­ proporty ho said. ( H r T h e A a a o rln te d I're a a ) Democratic prlmnry. ty per cent of the crop runs this PITTSBURGH, Mnrch 20.—A loss Finnl orders for withdrawal of the Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved by grade. On account of tho extreme men will bo issued by the general pol­ estimated nt $250,000 resulted when 7» the County Democratic Executive fire gutted the Litcrnry Thentro build­ high rato of freight, as a rule, this icies committee of tho union at Cleve­ ing in McKeesport, near here early Committee of Seminole County, Flor­ stuck does not pay packing chnrges. land or Chicago, probnbly this week, today nnd for a time threatened the ida, that it is tho sense of this meet­ This fruit would novor bo picked if it was said, effective in enso opera­ entire block in which it was located. ing that all whlto women bo nnd they it were not mixed up with the better tors nnd miners fail to nrrnnge a new arc hereby invited nnd urged to regis­ looking fruit on tho trees. It is nil working contrnct before April 1. Party Leaders Call on President Harding to Talk ter ns members of tho Democratic picked togother nnd graded in tho Tho order to suspend operations in it Over Today HEAVY TRUCKS . party of Florida, and to tnko part In packing house. After tho fruit is tho nnthracito field April 1 alrendy UNDER THE BAN the pnrty politics and also tho Demo­ picked und hauled to tho pneking hns been issued by tho miners general ON EAST COAST cratic Primary, nnd WASHINGTON, March 20.—Tho Republican party leaders responsible house it costs nbout 65c a box to put wage council in session nt Shnmokin, Be It Further Resolved, that each it up. If wo hud tho snmo rato of Pa. An arbitration committee of for the direction of tho coming congressional campaign, accompanied by ( H r T b r A a a o r l n l r d I ’r e a a ) member of this committee bo nnd each Chairman John T. Adams, of Ropublicnn National Committee, conferred freight ns wo did In 1017, this second eight composed of operators nnd min­ FORT PIERCE, March 20.—Muni­ grade grapefruit would all bo shipped, ers will meet horo Tuesday to discuss with President Harding todny nnd discussed relation of treaties growing out cipal judges and justices of the peaco member is heroby appointed ns a com­ of Washington conference to coming elections. Treaties regarded in admin­ along tho East Coast may bo lenient mittee of ono to lend such aid, assist­ nnd we could get something out of it. n new wago scale for this field. istration circles as major achievement of first year of Harding’s administra­ with drivers who spoed in passenger ance and instruction as may be neces­ Uut with tho present rate, thousands Work In tho bituminous mines auto­ of boxes nro boing thrown nwny ev­ matically will cease April 1, Mr. Lew­ tion and is said to bo the intention of party lenders toput them forward ns motor cars but tho lid Is on tho driv­ sary to have every white woman in ery day. ers of heavy trucks and busses. Sam his respective precinct register as a is asserted, because of- tho operators' issuo in November elections. Bostick, driver of one of tho Miami- Democrat, nnd take part in the party, You will also noto tho difference in refusal to meet tho miners, in accord­ Jacksonville busses has posted $25 politics and Democratic primnry, and. the Clydo shipment of 44 erntes of ance with tho terms of their Inst con­ Be It Further Resolved that in ad­ bond for his appcaranco in county eggplant to Now York, nnd if wo tract. dition to spreading a copy of thes* court to answer a charge of speed­ shipped it by oxpress wo would only resolutions on tho minutes of this ing. An officer who said ho trailed havo rocoived $00.05. Tho extremo meeting thnt a copy bo furnished to tho bus three miles north of hero express rnto is simply wholesnlo rob­ State Baseball the Snnford Hcrnid with a request declared Bostick was driving forty bery, nnd tho sorvico is nnythlng but Championship on thnt the snmo be published. miles nn hour. good. Wo have noticed this season in The busses nnd heavy trucks, coun­ May 19th and 20th particular when wo hauled goods to Whereas, since tho Inst meeting of ty. Engineer Collins declares, cannot Sanford und shipped by Clyde Lino, Prof, G. E. Wilbur, athletic direc­ Seventy-two Cars Containing Six Policemen Each be permitted to operato rapidly bo- this committee a general eicction has it would beat tho express and tho en­ enuso the speed and grinding, sway­ been held, and tire shipment would bo delivered at tor of the Duval high school and pres­ Now in Service ing motion of such vohlclcs damage Whereas, this committee is reliably one time. Vory often, express ship­ ident of tho StAte High School Athlet­ the highways, heavily. informed that certain candidates ments nro doilvcrod in part one day, ic Association, visited Rollins Collcgo NEW YORK, Mnrch 20.— (By the Associated Press).—A ileet throughout the state, who stood for and the hnlnnco of tho shipment will Saturday in tho interest of tho Flori of seventy-two motor cars, each carrying half a dozen policemen the Democratic nomination in the last show up from ono to two days later, da state high school baseball cham­ wns launched today by the Police Department in a further effort Capitol Removal Democratic primnry, nnd who In such or wo havo had thorn deliver ono ship­ pionships which will bo held in May. to check the crime wave. The fleet will be in service day and Several matters of interest were dis­ primary lost tho nomination, but, not­ ment of express goods in three dif­ Committees Are night. One car will be attached to each of the seventy-two police cussed, nmong which wero tho dates of withstanding this defeat participated ferent lots. Tho question is how long precincts. Named at Meet tho championships. Tentative dates in the general olcction as candidates can tho growers of thiu state Btand announced are May 10 nnd 20. for election, nnd ns opponents of tho these extremo frolght and express LAKELAND, Fla., March 20.—Tho regular Democratic nominees, and rates? Tho key to tho situation is to After officiating at tho boys’ bas­ committee selected nt the meeting of Search Warrants Whereas, if the Democratic party is ship by water whenever possible. We ket ball championships nt Gainesville Gunmen Active representatives from various cities to stand as n party nnd is to repre­ Get Hard Wallop want every grower nnd every citrus and the girls' bnsket ball champion­ In Belfast Today; throughout south Florida held in Ocala sent tho true principles of party poli­ man to bo on hand nt our inocting in ships at DeLand, Prof. Wilbur be­ From Andrews One Wounded Man Monday, tho 13th, was appointed to tics, such prnctico by alleged Demo­ Orlando Mnrch 24, 1022, to bo held lieves that th estate will bo redlstrictname working committees for the or­ crats must ho discontinued: in tho court house at 7:30 p. m. Wo cd when the annual meeting of tho Andrews Rules Liquor May Be Seized ganization of the Capitol Removnl Now, Therefore, Bo It Resolved by will have somo vory able speakers High School Athlotlc Association is Police Barracks at Makhere is Cap­ in Establishments Without Them Association which will seek to have tho Seminolo County Democratic tured with us. held in April. Such nction will add to tho capitol removed from Tallahassee Hon. C. D. Haines will bo at this the present number of districts nnd An important decision and ono to somo more central location, met Executive Committee in scsalon as­ ( H r T h e A a a o r l n t r d I 'r e a a ) sembled this tho 20th day of March, BELFAST, March 20.—Gunmen arc which may havo widespread effect on meeting, und Bays ho has something give tho high school athletic tenms of 1022, tho state n hotter opportunity for con­ again active in Belfast today. A num­ the enforcement of tho prohibition hero Snturday. good to toll us. The committee named by tho com­ test. ber of carters proceeding to work First: That the action of defoated laws was handed down Saturday In Comparison of not proceeds on car W. W. Rose, president of tho State wore stopped by a man who pointed n Circuit Court hero by Judge Chnrles mittee on committees were ns fol­ candidates in tho Democratic primary of second grado grapefruit shipped to lows: in standing for election, ngninst their Now York by Clydo Lino, nnd not pro- League, who offers tho championship revolver nt them nnd ordered thorn O. Andrews, ruling on the appeal of Credentials—E. W. Dnvis, Orlando; successful opponents, in the general coeds if shipmont had gone via rail to trophy; Prof. G. E. Wilbur, Harry Cul- back. In tho ensuing altercation ono tho Atz case brought hero from tho O. P. Swope, Oviedo; Dr. A. L. Izler, election bo and tho snmo is moat Icy, sporting editor of tho Florida carter wns wounded. Tho police bar­ county court of Lake county. Now York: . Clermont. Timcs-Union; Gilbert Freeman, of tho racks at Mnghcro, County Londerry, strongly condemned, as being nonAtz was convicted in Lake county 300 boxes grapefruit sold Now Membership—C. H. Jordan, Crescent Democrntlc and unfair. was captured during tho night. Tnmpn Tribune; Prof. W. B. Foagle, some time ngo on a chargo of illegal City; J. II. Lord, Snrnsotn; W. F. Sto­ York .......................................$574.00 principal of tho Winter Park high Second: That n copy of this reso­ possession of liquor, but appealed tho vall, Tnmpn. Freight via Clydo....$180.00 school, nnd others will servo on tho lution be spread on tho minutes of case on tho ground that tho officer Curtugo ..................... 30.00 „ CLEARWATER ELECTION Publicity—Bob Holly, Sanford; T. this meeting and n copy furnished to chumpionships committee this year. who arrested him did not hnvo sonrch E. Fitzgornld, Dnytonn; J. E. Worth­ Commission .............. 57.40 207.40 CAMPAIGN IS ON At lonst ten high school bnsoball the press of tho Btnto. NEW CITY OFFICIALS warrant and therefore could not soizo ington, Lake Wales. teams of tho stato, each boing allow­ liquor snid to havo been found in $306.60 Legislation—L. C. Massey, Orlando; ed three subs, will compete in tho Bo It Resolved by tho County Dem­ Atz’a establishment. ( n r T h e A a a o r l n t r d I ' r e a a ) 3U() boxes grnpofruit sold Now A. R. Carver, Lakeland; J. E. Wido- ocratic Executive Committeo of Sem­ championships this yoar. CLEARWATER, March 20.—ClearJudge Andrews, in his decision, man, West Palm Beach. York ............. ,........................$574.00 inolo County, Florida, thnt tho terras water is in tho throes of a municipal holds thnt a search warrant in cases AH rnil frolght .......$276.00 Nomination of Permnnont Officers nnd conditions on which legal electors Curtago ........................ 3.30 campaign which will end April 1, Cartage ..................... 30.00 of this kind Ib not required and the 42.61 with the cloction.of a new sot .of city finding of the lower court is uphold. —C. II. Freas, Ilrooksvillo; J. J. Par­ shall be declared nnd taken as proper Commission ........... -... 47.40 353.40 Commission ................ 10.57 officials. Tho officials to bo named Other courts, including tho federal ish, Titusvillo; George W. Scofield, members of tho Democratic party of Inverness, $108.30 are mayor, four councilmen to servo court at Tampa ,have repeatedly Seminole County, Florida, nnd entitled $210.60 Finnnco—L. L. Bean, Fort Mendo; to vote in tho primnry election on the 41 crates eggplant sold Now two yoars, city clerk, city tax collec­ thrown out cases whore liquor was Had this shipment gono all rail in­ York .................................... .$151.00 tor, city tax assessor, one bond rtus- seized without a search warrant and George R. Riley, Pnlntkn;/ W. P. first Tuesday after the first Monday stead o f Clyde, shipper would havo toe, to servo six years, and ono mem­ there is considerable speculation ns Franklin, Fort Myors. Express ...»........••........$76.12 in June, 1022, as members of tho said Constitution nnd By-Laws—R. L. party, shnll be as follows: only received $210.60 intend of Cartago ...................... 3.36 ber of tho Charter Board. to whether Tho precedent established Andorson, Jr., Ocala; W. E. Walsh, Mi­ l30C.ii0. Tho high freight rato is Commission ................ 10.57 00.05 First: Thnt thoy are whlto persons. by Judgo Androws will bo followod ami Bench; Isaac Van Horn, Haines musing hundreds of thousands of Second: That thoy believo in the by other judges.—Orlando Sentinel. SPEAKER GII.LETT City. oxes of grapefruit to bo thrown $60.05 principles of tho Democratic party, WILL NOT SUSPEND awuy ench year, ns fully twonty to Tho report of the comniitteo which and will support nnd vote fo r the nom­ Shipper recoived $108.30 instoad of tlnrty per cent of the grapefruit runs $00.05 had shipmont been made by ex­ RULES FOR BONUS AMERICAN TROOPS met hero Snturdny will be submitted inees of snid party in tho ensuing "oat wo call Bccond grade, rough and press. 'Furthermore if goods are ship­ nt tho meeting in Orlando nt 2 p. m. general election. ON THE RHINE ( H r T h e A aaocD H ed I ' r e a a ) ^lsty hut full of Julco and ns good cat- ped so as to mnko boat connections, April 5, when pormnnont organization ARE CALLED HOME WASHINGTON, March 20.—Speak­ Third: And that such electors are Q'K as any fruit. of tho Removal Association will bo thoy will urrivo on tho mnrkot quicker er Gillctt announced today ho would registered as Democrats according to effected. . Comparison of Clydo and oxpress than express shipments, and bo deliv­ not entertain tho motion to suspend tho provisions of Soctlon 14, Chapter WA SI ft NGTO n T m"‘i& 20^O rders Members of tho committeo who at­ 0469, Laws of Florida, 1913, * l,ln°nt of 44 crates of eggplants: ered in ono lot, whnroas tho express tho houso rules so as to put tho bonus directing tho return to tho United tended tho meeting hero Saturday 1 ‘rates eggplant sold New company invariably will dellvor part bill through tho houso with rcstruction States by July first of oil American wore: Thomas J. Apployard, jr., of V. Walton, of Palatka, who acted as \ ork ............. - ..... ................. $151.00 of a lot ono day and tho balance ono on debnto and without npportunity for troops now on tho Rhino was issuod Lakeland, chairman; W. T. Gray, substitute for William H art, of P*. Flight via Clydo ..;....$28.68 or two days lator. | amendments. todny by Secretary Weeks. Ocala; N. P. Yowoll, Orlando, and J. lntkn, who could not bo present. of CITRUS FRUITS COULI) HE SHIPPED IF RATES WERE MADE REASONABLE MAKING PLANS NOW TO LEAVE THE MINES ON SATUR­ DAY, APRIL FIRST BANK ON TREATIES AS STRONGEST WEAPON IN REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN FLEET OF MOTOR CARS PATROL NEW YORK STREETS TO CURTAIL CRIME WAVE .» — I,, i i, i �K .\w —- av • -.’♦V •I >vr tjjr Wr> vi", p. 5%r ■\<r **4 ■ ■ ■ ■— ~ P a y Y o u r P o ll T a x Before S a t u r d a y , M arch 18th To be Qualified to Vote in the Bond Election to be Held April llth sock tho substantial, tho spiritual, ^ ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ x x x x x x x x x a x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x * * ,,,*******®,,B* ? words, in bchnlf of tho Senior class Josu* Which U Called Christ?" A the eternal joys nnd satisfactions question which ho drove homo in a presented the hostess with a beautiful forceful nnd tolling manner to each that never fall to fill to tho ovorflow T i i H i i E i n i s i m gold pin, ns a birthday token. every soul thnt sits In reverent wor­ Those enjoying this delightful even­ heart in tho congregation. Evening Pictures Start nt 7:30 ship in tho prosenco of the heavenly Tho Revival services will close ing wore Frederick Rlnes, Pnttyc WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS jj Lyle, Zillnh Wolsh, Virginia Neeley, Sunday night. Sunday will bo a Father. We all need God. No Life Margaret Gallagher, Carrie Stanley, great dny in tho Methodist church. is complete without tho oxperlonco ACCOUNTS \ MARY PICKFORD Lillian Shinholser, Almn Lohncs, Es­ It Is anticipated thnt Dr. Walkor and knowledge of God. Let us all ther Hughey, Mary Bello Allen, Anna will have 150 mombors in tho Scrap go to the IIouso of God and modltate -INDuBose, Cora Rutherford, Florence Iron Class nt tho Princess Theatre on supreme things. Tho pnstors subject in tho morning Henry, Mnrgnret Erlcson, Lila Mur­ Sunday morning, and n great In­ ■ rell, Willard Lumley, Robert Thrash- crease in nttondanco is anticipated will bo "Tho Rewards of- Service." At night ho will speak on "Tho Way or, Edward Henderson, Harold Chris­ nil down tho lino. By request on Sunday night, Dr. to God." tensen, Willlnm Mnllcm, Frances Dut­ Let every membqr try to got out ton, Mnrgnret Zachary, Bertram Shop- Walker is repenting his sermon on to tho Bible School nt 0:45 in the pnrd, Dorothon Mickey, Billie Fitts "Influence," preached two yenrs ngo. imirnlng. Wo need you. Como early. Hear him. nnd Mrs. R. C. Maxwell. Never wnit for n thing to turn up. Go turn it up yourself. It takes -ALSOless time and is sure to be done. These Calendar Banks arc here for JACKSONVILLE TERMINAL CO., METHODIST CHURCH SUBSCRIPTION PARTY you. Come in and get one. It’s no use waiting for your ship to come TO ISSUE MORTGAGE in unless you have sent one out. “WEST IS WEST” The Catholic Women’s League en­ Rovivnl closes Sunday night. Re­ tertained nt n Subscription cord par­ WASHINGTON, March 18.—Tho ception of members nt eleven o’clock The person who gets just ns much fun in putting two dollars in A Sunshine Comedy ty last evening nt the K. C. hail on Jacksonville Tcrminnl Company wns servico. , the hank, as in spending it, is a financier. Oak avenue, with Mrs. Harry Walsh authorized by the Interstate Com­ Sunday School nt 0:30 A. M. as hostess, assisted by Mrs. Clarence merce Commission today to have is­ - Dr. Wnlkor's Class, Princess Thon- Saturday nt tho Princess—Hoot "Snvo, you men and women, and become respectable and respect­ Mnhoncy. There were twolvo tnbles sued threo million, ono hundred tro 0:50 A. M. Gibson In "Headin’ West," „1M , ed. It’s the quickest and surest w ay/’—Benjamin Franklin. • thousand dollars, rofundlng and ex­ of players. Subject of morning sormon, "Char­ Comedy. The decorations were In accordance tension mortago bonds, acteristics of a Christian." with the dny, It being St. Patrick’s Epworth Longuo nt 0:30_P. M. 3 0 E O a E @ i dny, nnd greens, with shnmrocks wero At 7:30 P. M., Dr. Walker will re­ ........................................................... effectively used. The tally cards wero pent n sermon by special request that designed with shamrocks, and gnmes ho preached two years ngo on • i of BOO nnd bridge wero played. "Influence." Special music by Mr. -SERVICE -PROGRESSSTRENGTHTho following won tho prizes, FnthBoyd-nnd the choir. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IX lx X X X X or IlennesHy, silk socks; Miss Helen ixi Xn Wo have had n great rovivnl and SERVICE Terwilliger, crystal inarmalado jnr; expect a wonderful closing. HOLY CROSS CHURCH BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL Mrs. Alice Peters, cut glnsa individual SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1U22. salts; nnd tho cut prize, linen hand­ ALL SOULS CHURCH WOMEN’S CLUB Subject: Church services for the third Sun­ kerchiefs, was won by Mr. Bothuny. Tomorrow Is tho third Sunday in "MATTER" At the conclusion of the card games day in Lent, Mnrch 10th, 1922, will bo Lent. There will bo a meeting of the Sunday School ___10:00 a.m. MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Business nnd Professional Women’s the hostess assisted by several of ns follows: Sundny School nt 0:00 n. m. Church Sorvlcc....... ll:00n.m. Phone 217-W the Lcaguo members served sandwich­ 7:30 a. m.—Low Celebration. Low Mnss nt 10 a. m. Club Monday evening nt eight o’clock Woman’s Club Bldg., Oak Ave. I f y on h a v e a n y f r t e n i a y ta ltln c y o n es, cakes Iced in green, cofTco nnd 9:45 a. m.—Sunday School. Sormon: "Tho Blind nnd Dumb." —If y on nr* s o l a s a n y w h e re o r o o M ln s nt the Club rooms. Mrs. Meadows of All nro Welcome. 11:00 a. m.—Morning Service nnd mints. h o m e , o r U y o n a r e e n t e r t a l a l a s i w ” '* from the Gospel of the dny. DcLnnd, will he the speaker for this a p o s ta l c a rd to th la d e p a r tm e n t, s l r l n * Litany. d e ta il* , o r te lth p o n e th e Itesa. I t w ill meeting. There will also be n large Rosnry nnd doctrinal Bormon fol­ « * 7:30 p. m.—Vcspors and Cnntntn, h e s r r a t l y a p p re c ia te d BOOK-I.OVERS CLUB lowed by benediction at 7:30 in the delegation from DfcLnnd, • and it is Mrs. J. E. Puce entertained the song service. evening. earnestly desired that a largo num­ That good brand of home cooking SOCIAL CALENDAR At 3:30 p. m., the rector will say Tho League meets Monday evening brings you back to the Seminole ber of members will bo present. Re­ members of the Book-Lovers Club Vcspors nnd preach nt Christ Church, most picnsnntly yesterday afternoon nt 8 p. m. Monday. St. Agnes Guild will meet freshments will he served. Cnfo dny after dny. And then on at her lovely homo on the East Side. Longwood. Masses during the week nt 7 nnd 8 with Mrs. Fred S. Dniger at hor At Sanford, for the Vesper servico Sundny, O boy, those fine turkey dinQuantities of petunins and nastur­ a. m. ENTERTAINS SENIOR CLASS home on Fourth St., at threo o’clock. tiums were artistically used in decor­ thero will bo no sormon. The splen­ norfl or chlckon dinner if you prefer Strnngers welcome to free sittings Monday—Pipe Organ Club will meet did nnd wonderful cuntnto will he a t church scrvL-os. ating the rooms and porches. After it. 300-ltc with Mrs. Kent Rossiter at her Miss Marion Hand entertained the discussion of late books nnd current sung: "Penitcnco: Pardon nnd Pence”. home on Celery avenue. It is n marvellous production nnd no members of tho Senior Class of S. II. Monday—Business nnd Professional S. most delightfully last evening at events, the hostess Bcrvod a delicious one should miss it. Women's Club will meet at the club her home on the West Side, at a salad course, followed by an ice SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS course. rooms nt 8 p. m. "Kids’ Party.” All guests wearing CONGREGATIONAL c h u r c h Those enjoying tho cordial hoapitnlJOHN GOVE, Proprietor "little tots clothes and brought their ity of Mrs. Pace wore Mrs. Stella Ar­ CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY W. D. McCurdy, of Orlando, spent toy, some bringing horses, nnd dolls While others Beck the shodnws of rington, Mrs. J. C. Bennett, Mrs. L. tho day here yesterdny on a business nnd others teddy hears. 1018 West First Street 1018 West First Street P. Hagan, Miss Annie Hawkins, Mrs. joy nnd pleasure tomorrow, let us mission. The decorations of green and white, It. J. Holly, Mrs. II. B. Lewis, Mrs. E. being appropriate nnd in keeping with P. Morse, Mrs. B. A. Howard, Mrs. ihn Willinm Hnwkins, of Gainesville, tho dny (St. Patricks’ Day). Stream­ Hnrry Ward, Mrs. Fred Williams, was in the city yesterdny transacting ers of green nnd white crcpo paper Mrs. A. E. Hill nnd Mrs. Syphon, of 10 Stores In Georgia-1 S tore in Florida business. were extended from the corners of Commerce, Ga., the guest of Miss An­ the rooms to the chnndelicrc, where nie Hnwkins. It. E. Fairbanks nnd T. W. Wash­ they were fastened with large bows. All kinds of childish gnmes were burn with the Tcxns Co., arc in the plnyed followed by n grub ling, Btory city attending to business. telling by their "nurse,’’ Mrs. R. C. Misses Mason, of New York City, Maxwell and a contest of "Pinning on arrived here yesterdny and nre pleas­ tho donkey’s tail, Hnrold Christensen Phone 127 Sanford’s New Storewinning tho prize for this, it being a antly located at the Montezuma. Kewpie doll, nnd Patyo Lyle, was pre­ M. Dreeben, of New York, is among sented a rubber ball for the booby S the out-of-state business visitors nnd prize. MANY COUNTER ARRIVALS DID After the games nnd contests, tho is making his headquarters at tho NOT MAKE ANY DIFFER­ LADIES’ DEPARTMENT MEN’S DEPARTMENT guests were invited into the dining Montezuma. ENCE IN CROWIL room for refreshments. Tho refresh­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Wallace, of ment table was centered with a large Despite the many counter attrac­ L A D IE S ’ SU M M ER Cleveland, Mich., are among tho re­ birthday cake, iced in white nnd top­ PALM BEACH SUITS tions in town the Revival services nt cent nrrivnls in Sanford, and nre stop­ ped with eighteen tiny lighted tapers, UNION SUITS nnd decorated with ferns nnd ornngo the Methodist church drew a largo ping at the Montezuma. crowd Inst night. It was young blossoms (it being the birthday of the Size 36 to 46, pair— people's evening nnd tho young folks Mr. and Mrs. Dunham and Mr. Mc- hostess). Delicious refreshments of filled the choir loft anL all the cen­ Ilrnnc, of McBrnno, Mich., who are ice cream and enke, with favors of tral block of pcwB in the auditorium. touring the stnte in their car, arriv­ sunbonnets, lolly-pop dolls, were serv­ There was special music consisting ed here yesterdny from St. Petersburg ed by the hostess assisted by her His- of n pnntomimed hymn, sung by Miss and nro spending n few days here nt tors, Misses Ruth and Mildred Hand. Lillie Ruth Spencer nnd pantomimed In cutting the birthdny cake, Harold the Temple Club. by Miss Croshnw, nnd a beautiful Christen got the thimble, Frederick solo, bearing directly upon the ser­ WHITE FLANNEL 16 Bolts of Mrs. W. C. DcCoursey is entertain­ Rines the dime nnd Robert Thrasher mon which followed, sung by Mr. ing at a picnic nt Enterprise, today, the ring nnd Miss Mnrgnret Ericson Boyd. PINK and WHITE BATISTE TROUSERS in honor of her Bister, Mrs. Adams, of the button. Dr. Walker’s toxt was from Luke After tho refreshments, n member Washington, D. C. 27:22, "What Shall I Do Then, With 10 yards to bolt. Spcciul, per bolt— Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland, Sr., of of the class, with n few woll chosen New York, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Suth­ erland, of Jacksonville, nre spending the week end here ns the guests of Mrs. David Speer. E MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU 5 'H ' kn .‘ •i* 3 v, M Some Folks would rather Blow Their Own 3 Horn than Listen to Ball's Band “THRU THE BACK DOOR” The Seminole County Bank j CHURCHES SO C IE T Y X-E i Ghurchwell REVIVAL ALIVE FILLED CHURCH LAST NIGHT S $ 12.50 SANFORD DRAMATIC CLUB 3 DR. ■ ■ a Tho Sanford Drnnintic Club rchearsed their comedy pluy Inst night ■■ nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Van Ness. Election of officers wero in order. The following were elected to office: Mario Stompcr—President. Lucille Anderson—Vice-president. Director—Neldn Vnn Ness. Treasurer—Alice Bolly. Financial Secretary—Edwnrd Ben­ der. After the rehenrsal refreshments nnd music wns enjoyed by nil. s WALKER’S SUBJECT } a — $2.90 , ■ pi $ 7.50 -— SOISETTE TOMORROW NIGHT, SUNDAY, MARCH " 19TH AT 7:30 FANCY CREPE SHIRTS In Tan, Brown, Green, Pink and Blue, 36 inches wide, yard 8 JJ 3 $2.75 a JENNY SPAULDING CIRCLE. The Jenny Spaulding Circle mot on Thursday afternoon nt the homo of Mtb. Robert Glenn, after an interest­ ing program, the hostess served delic­ ious refreshments. Th onoxt mooting will he Thursday afternoon nt tho homo of Mrs. Ahloy Kelly on WoBt Hughey street. The Bubjcct will bo "Patience." All Bap­ tis t ludloB of the Heights are Invited to attend thoBO mootlngH which nro Kbld ovory Thursday afternoon. PAY CASH Cash Counts and Discounts—The Other Way Counts—But Against ^ ou j -AT THE- a■ ■ ■ a a■ a FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH [ CORNER FIFTH STREET AND PARK AVENUE This 1h the cloning Hermon of the Revival. Come nnd bring fricndH und hear u Big Subject discussed by n Itlg Man your MR. BOYD, CHOIR DIRECTOR n tS C M X X M X X H X X X X B H J ■ The Churchwell Co.j : FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M M ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ X B X H M M IB II W ELAKAjLQ^ j -ssBss:sa:aaaaaa:sssSi �THE SANFOKD'OAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 20,1922 PAGE TWO ideas about growing nnd shipping and SANFORD DAILY HERALD selling go for nothing unless jtou can P ib llik tl t u r r itt< n iM i * d i r lit Ik e H e r a ld H o lla in g . M i p o l l i A r t , H a n fo rd , rU. get a reduction in freight by taking up tho water shipments and this means joining tho Contrnl Florida Water TrnfTlc Longue. It Is most sur­ prising the lack of interest that tho people hero show In this Importnnt matter. It Is high tlmo tho people who nro mostly intorcstod took pnrt In this idea of putting on n now boat lino nnd getting tho rato to which they nro entitled. » « •* 10T THE HERALD PRINTING CO. rvDM aiiKns II. 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MBMDHn TUB A H H O C IA T K I) PHBH8 Everybody pull for n fleet of ships on the St. Johns rlvor—ships that belong to tho Central Florida Water Traffic Loaguo. With ships and wid­ er roads and a trolley lino tho troubles of tho shippers will bo over and South Central Florida will bo tho biggest and best country in the United Stntos. ----------- o----------Don't let anything Interfere with your attending the Central Florida Water Traffic League at Orlando Fri­ day night of this week. Every live business man In Snnford and every livo growor nnd shipper of this district should be there. It is for your bene­ fit that the Longue is working to low­ er tho freight rates that nro throttling your business. Taste Is n matter of tobacco quality’ We lu te it *» oar honeit belief that the tobacco, tiled In Cheiterfield are of finer quality (and hence of better ta ite ) t han in any o t h e r cigarette at the price. Liggett Cf M jt r i Tobacco Co A REAL MAN A real man novor talks about what tho world owes him, tho happiness ho deserves, and tho chances ho ought by right to have had and all thnt. All ho claims is the right to live nnd play tho man. A real man is just as honest alone in tho dark in his own room as ho is in public. _ A real man doos not want pulls, tips nnd favors. Ho wants work and hon­ est wages. A real man is loyal to his friends and guards their rcputntkms ns his own. A rent man is dopendnblo. His sim­ ple word Is ns good as his Bibio onth. A real man docs n little more than ho promises. . A real man honors n woman, uny woman. He cannot hurt a woman, physically or morally. Ho sticks to his wifo. Ho can bo loynl oven if love is impossible. A renl man always has excuses for others, never for himsolf. Ho is patient nnd charitable to thorn, to himself he is strict.—Exchange. PULL FOR THE RIVER. BETTER RE SAFE THAN SORRY. Tho Hcrnld would like to say to the Florida representatives nt Washing­ ton thnt if you will just get us tho proper nmount of appropriations for the St. Johns river you need novor bother your heads about cheaper freight rates for this part of Florida. The question of railroads will never enter our minds again nnd we will just forget nbout them from this time on. With the deep water in the St. Johns river, with our own line of ships from Snnford to New York, with a brond road from Snnford to Orlundo, with u trolley line from Snn­ ford to Tntnpa the rnilrouds can go right nlong nnd make their rates ns high or ns low ns they please—wo will never even nsk about their health. And all joking nsido this part of Florida wants to know just what our representation in congress is going to do nbout the river? There has been nothing dono in the past six years and the cxcuso was the lack of tonnngc. Now we.have tho tonnage but there is nothing said about it in Washing­ ton. We wonder if our representa­ tives in Washington know there is a St. Johns river and a Central Florida Water Traffic Lenguc? UNCLE HANK It is an old adage—that nt the top of this editorial; but there is no gain­ saying its npponl to thinking men nnd women. It applies with remarkablo aptness to those who coniemplnto im­ mediate leaving of this state to go to their northern homes, forgetting, in tho embrace of Florida warmth and soothingness, thnt bnck homo “the frost is still in tho ground’’; that a let­ ter from home told Inst week 0f "Unde John’s’’ slipping on tho ico nnd breaking his arm; of the slush and mud beginning to appear ns the first spring sun rays hit tho snow. Thoso things, after being wnrm, and tho saps of lifesaving started up­ ward, in Floridn, chill and hurt the body nnd nro too often an excitant to illness, either pneumonia, influonzn or rheumntism. It is bettor to bo safe in Florida for a few weeks longer, than to bo sorry nt homo in bed, with whnt may prove u serious illness! Do not fear tho warm wonther in Florida. Thoso who imngino thnt the spring season is one of malarial pois­ oning, that tho summer season is ono prolonged buttle with fevers, do not know this state. Not only are those things almost unknown hero, but where careless living has resulted in cither, the response to remedial and curative meuns is more prompt nnd sure in Floridn thnn in any other state. Thousands of men and women will remain in Floridn this summer, nftor having come early lust yenr to test out tho climate.. Not alone is the rec­ ord here enough to' convince them; hut reports in the papers “hack homo’’ have shown them thnt day for day, the summer months through, it is hotter “back home’’ nnd the nights are more unbearable than anywhere on the Florida const, or in many-of the inland locations. Various places, and organizations, of this state are beginning a campaign to turn tho summer seekers after com­ fort nnd rest, to Floridn. It will suc­ ceed us booh ns some educational work lias been done, nnd those who come and grow better during tho summor get buck and talk it over with their neighbors. Tho west conBt resorts of this state, swept as they nro daily and nightly by tho prevailing westwardly winds are filling oncli year more and more with those who have learned by actual stay thnt It is cooler in Florida gulf resorts during July nnd August than it is in nny resort north of this state. Stay a few weeks longor—or better still, spend the summor.—Tam­ pa Tribune. -----------o----------DANDER TO OUR MERCHANTS I up- 'jb ^ W hat we need la a Lincoln to free us w hite slaves from th ' colored bell­ hops. ing 1b as limited as It Is Ineffective in the smaller communitos. On tho other hand, such a plan woulij mean the most aweepng invasion of the country by the mail order houses that ever hns been known. The mall or dcr men would save hundreds of thou­ sands of dollars, which could then be put into Intensive campaigns to take trndo nnd money from tho home town. The merchants know they can serve our people quito nB well and quite ns economically as any mall or­ der house Iq tho world, and that tho buyer enn actually see tho articles being bought nnd get prompt deliv­ ery, but the catalogue offers of tho mall order specialists nre painted In alluring colors, nnd whon they can be put out without dnngcr of waste for lost stamps affixed, local trade will dwindle In every community. This whole matter will rest in tho hnnds of tho now Postmaster General nnd if tho mcrchnnts nro wlso they will loso no time In colling his atten­ tion to tho gravity of such n ruling so fnr ns local trndo is concerned. Merchants in several towns un­ doubtedly will take this m atter up, nnd it would not hurt to add our protest to tho others. Tho merchants can stand open competition from tho mail order men, but they should not bo subjected to unfnir ndvnntngo. The money spent at home circulates nnd returns to tho spender. Whon it goes out of town it gocH Into tho maw of the gigantic corporations thnt little use for smnll communities, ex­ cept whnt they enn got out of them. —DeLnnd Sun. EVERYBODY'S CRAZY s \ but d ir e c t by m d ll a d v o r tls -|th o w o r ld is c ra zy n lo n g s o in o lin o , At the many nice Suits just received. All sizes and patterns in the latest styles with the lowest prices. BUY NOW I thunk tho good people of our beautiful city for responding b o free­ ly to my cnll for aid in helping tho poor nnd needy ono In our commun­ ity, especially Mrs E. Hutchins nnd children, whose husbnnd hns fallen In sin nnd been taken Into custody by tho United States Courts nnd loft them destitute. May God bless the cheerful givers in helping the poor and needy ones of our community Is my earnest prayer. I hnvo worked In tho work for yenrs In different plnccs nnd I havo novor had bettor responses form any plnco than In Snnford. Why not love tho good people of Sanford. MRS. SADIE ALLEN, Supt of Supplies for M. E. Church nnd Missionary Society. Phono 437-J. Address: 813 W. 2nd St. [ FRUITS j " AND VEGETABLES j boI v o s , LOOK NOW TO THE GOOD TJ30PLE OF SANFORD ! GROCERIES I I of Turkish a n d Domestic tobaccos—blended Ahd tho book made a pretty good job of it. Snnlty is relative. And noarly ev­ ery person is like ttyo soldier who complnlnod, “Everybody’s out of step but me.” a DEANE T U R N E R CIGARETTES 20 for 18c 10 for 9c Vacuum tins of 50 - 45c New Jersey reports nearly 40,000 in Us iiiBnne asylums. Roughly that's one in each population. If the ratio holds good nationally, the country must hnvo 1,0130,000 men­ tal inco^etontf* confined behind lock nnd key. The world nt your door every even­ Wc pay groat attention to diseases COMPARISON OF RATES ing for Ific.—Dally Herald. of the body, very little attention to diseases of the mind. This is n mis­ In this Issue is a letter from S. J. take thnt wiSNt, generations will rec­ Sligh, president of tho Central Floridn tify later on, larfoly by treating tho Wnter Traffic League in which he thyroid, ndrennls, pituitary and other gives nctunl figures nnd shows the ductless glands. difference in handling nnd tho big sav­ Shocking to think of 1,1150,000 ing by water. It is useless for the Americans locked up bccnusc they nre shippers to longer ignoro this import­ not mentally bnlnnced. ant item in their business lives. Whilo Several tinioB thnt number? roam­ tho growers here nro running to nnd ing nt Inrge, nre considered crazy by fro trying to get in their eropH, to thoir nssocintos. Many of them nre bring them to mnturity nnd then to the victims of living nhend of thoir sell them they are losing sight of the R e lie v e d times. octopus thnt is lying in tho offing in 72 Hours Snnity is a relntivo term. rendy to oat up their profits—the rail­ It in not so long Binco peoplo were road rates. Unless tho freight rates Without Drugs looked on ns lunatics if they thought can be lovered thero is no ncod of F e lr i* In H e a rt, C heat, S h o u ld e r, A m u ■ the earth round Instead of flat. It A n g in a Pee to r i* —D iffic u lt B re a th , S m o th e r­ growing cither fruits or oranges nnd took Columbus nnd n host of other in g , D l u y , F a in tin g S p a ll*. D ro p a tc a l S w e ll­ tho so-called high prices thnt you hear A lb u m e n and S u g a r, h a r e been p e rm a n ­ daring nnvigntors, Including Magel­ ings. so much nbout will all bo n joke next e n tly re lie v e d within 72 h ea rt to’ 2 w eeks, lan, who wns the first person to sail w ithout D rugs and M edicines, In th o usand* season. There may ho high prices for by T h e W a ld e n M e th o d . K % o f nround tho world, to turn tho tables o■uf Hcase*, fruits nnd vegetables but you people ere re o f H e a r t T ro u b le , C a rd ia c A a th m a . nnd prove the supposedly Insane A n g in a , Blood P r « * * u r e , T h re a te n e d P ara lya ia. will never get tho money. There will H a rd e n e d A r te r ie s an d K id n e y C o m p lain ts rcnlly Avere snnoj, bo another raise in freight rntes nbout h a ve no o rg a n lo tro u b le a n d c a n be p ro m p tly Galileo wns considered crazy be- and p e rm a n e n tly re lie v e d by T h e W a ld e n that tlmo nnd y n u r f r u i t s and Vege­ e th o d , w ith o u t d r u g * . W r it e f o r 18 page ennso ho Insisted that tho sun stood Mbook, tables will be swallowed up In tho c o p y rig h te d , e x p la in in g th e N a tu r e , still, earth revolving nround It. Un­ C a u a e a a n d P e rm a n e n t B e lie f o f these com ­ maw of tho greedy monster thnt g a , B d e n tiU e C o n a u lta tio n der penalty of donth, he was com­ pClah ainrt.ts ,Rwefeithreonucet ds,ruetc seems to know no end in demanding ., w h ic h w ill be s e n t to pelled to p]nco his hand on tho Diblo aulTorera F re e , u p o n re c e ip t o f a s ta te m e n t o f more and more of your hard earned th o ir case. A d d res s: T h e W a ld e n In s titu te , nnd admit thnt the sun moved around money. It is high timo tho merchants B u tte 407, P ly m o u th B ld g ., N e w H a v e n . C onn. the earth, ns It seems to n watcher. and shippers and tho growers and tho “Nevertheless,” said Gnllloo, ns he various associations in Snnford took turned aside, “tho sun does Htnnd heed of this important item—by far HALL’S BARBER still.” tho most important that you hnvo to SHOP Everyone hns an obsession of somo confront. All your safeguards for sort—n mania. You encounter tho Next door to the Princess Theatre tho crops, all your cold storage, nil most pronounced form of monoman­ your co-operative methods, nil your iac in tho reformer who thinks his THE ONLY UNION "cure-nil" will right all that’s wrong SHOP IN SANFORD Our local merchants might wise­ lie can prove, to his own satisfac­ ly givo some consideration to tho tion and often to others, thnt tho PRICE LIST recommendation of tho National subject of his mania Is tho enuso of Shave ........................20c Commission of tho Associated Adver­ all evil conditions. Most people hnvo monomnnla in Hair Cut...-................. 40c tising Clubs of tho World, which re­ cently passed a resolution strongly tho mild form known ns concentra­ Shampoo .................. 35c favoring tho establishment of a tion. It is impossible for anyone to at­ M assage.................... 35c C. O. D. postage permit plan. Undor tain success without becoming a Singe......................... 35c the plan direct by mall advertisers monomaniac on somo dcflnlts subject. may send out return envelopes and ThuH you scq ono successful man de­ This shop hns been renovated, cleaned cards to prospects with a permit no­ tice printed In placo of n Btamp. Tho voting 80 per cont. of his conscious nnd pnlntcd throughout. Wo employ § return matter can then bo mailed and thno and thought to tho commodity only tho most skilled barbers, guar­ Courtesy and Prompt Ser* 5 the permit holder pay tho postage'or sorvico that earns him dally antee satisfaction nnd will npprcclte vice Our Motto 3 upon tho delivery. your patronage. Merchants in broad. towns such ob ours nro likely to bo Tako tho average successful man Jprcd Into a dangerous trap If they away from his mania, and ho Is lost HALL’S BARBER permit such u plan to go through in tho labyrinth of others’ manias. Phones 497-494 ■ SHOP without protest. They may aoo only A book published a few years ago, Next to Princess WKLAKA ULOCK thnt thoy may tn n i m oy m a y use tho *scheme « * * « • « « thorn>■**»“ * nattempted u u m p i e u tto o pprovo r o v o tthat n n i everybody o v e r y D o u y iIn n — ‘ We also shnrpen Razor Blades 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. ■ ■ P e r k i n s & B r itt The Store That !■ Different Sanford, Florida SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Weal First 8treet 1018 West First Street 1 CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY | g "SERVICE THAT COUNTS" 5 We handle everything in I THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE j . • a■ ■ ■ ■ s■ V< s a■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ SI ■ ■ ■ Car Lots or Less. Ship us l Richmond, Virginia J ■ ■ ■ A Necessary Requisite- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Savings should havo as definite a place in tho family expense account as .the bills foe ■ fuel, food, light and clothes. If you would be successful, you must allot a certain part of your salary to thrift. % Thtr Peoples’ Bank of Sanford cordially vites the deposits of the small saver. Make yourself save—and succeed. ^ °11 can ! do so if you will. i I ■ 0. The Peoples Bank of Sanford S i �W\>' / ‘ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 20,1922 • CLASSIFIES) : ADS : SANFORD’S S £* TEMPERATURE m: ^ Great growing weather to‘- to m Classified Ada Be k line. No * * day. Warm and rains and * m Bd taken for les* than 25c. fs rains and warmer and you to H and posUlreljr no elaaalfled fa can see for yourself thnt it fa n Bda charged to anyone. Cash f f I* 85 and thero nover has to H must accompany all ordera. f® been such a wonderful fa pa Count fire worda to a line f** spring in the history of the fa pa and remit accordingly. fa grentest stnte In tho union, fa f f Send a copy of this jinpcr to to m p3i mi f f your friends in the north fa f® today and tell them what fa fa you nro doing down hero to WANTED WANTED—House, or unfurnished fa while they nro freezing to to fa death up there. to rooms by couple. Phone 295-W . 307-Gtp fa 5:40 A. M. MARCH 20, 1922 to f* Maximum......... ....... 85 to WANTKD-Salesmnn, 10,000 mlfe, Minimum ...»................. 64 to new cord tiros a t ono-half off to ^ Rnngo ............. G7 to live salesmen and distributors, exclu­ fa Baromotor ................... 29.96 to d e territory.—-Manufacturer, 1110 S . Rain ................................. 25 to Michigan, Chicago, 111. 307-2tp fa Southwest and cloudy. fa WANTED—Team work. Apply 5T ff to Hanson Shoe Shop. 300-12tp f a t o f a f a f a f a t o f a t o t o SXLKs MA'N to cover local territory, eelllng dealers. Guaranteed salary of ( 100.00 per week for right man.— The Commercial Radium Co., Fifth Veterans Want State Compensation Avc. Bldg., New York. 300-Gtp WANTED TO T^A bE—Pair of horsFrom Legislature os for Ford truck in good condition. —M. Hnnson Shoe Shop. 30fl-12tp PALM BEACH, March 18.—The WANTED—ICO colored laborers American Legion passed the follow­ wonted in the city of Daytona, Fla., ing resolutions nt their convention in for concrete and asphalt paving, also this city: *cwer work. Wages 17Wc per hour, "Whereas, many states in this coun­ working ten hours per day. Pay in try hnvo through their legislatures cash every Saturday. Free bunk houso provided for adjusted compensation to «nd commissary attached. Don't write. nil cx-sorvico men who served in tho Come ready to work. Job good for world war from their respective stat­ lix months.—Atlantic Bithullthic Co. es; and, where, during tho wnr tho 303-lwc men who offered their services in tho military service of this country re­ FOR SALE . ceived ouly nominnl compensation FOB SALE—New Home Sewing muwhile the men in industrial life were chine, first class condition, $25.— paid unusually largo sums for the ser­ Mrs. l’enrson, 1002 West First Street; vices they rendered; and, 307-3tp “Wheeras, the legislature of the FOR SALE—New Ford, never run; stnte of Florida convenes in April in $15.00 under market price.—A. L. 1923, and it is entirely probable thnt Roy, 200 Park Ave. 307-7tp n bill will be introduced providing for Foil SALE—Refrigerator, ico box, adjusted compensAion to the citizens sanitary couches, beds, dining ta­ of Floridn who served in the Into bles, kitchen tables, safes, chairs, gas world war, and if said bill should bo range, gas plates, oven9, heaters und introduced tho American Legion Victrola. Can be seen over 5 and 10 should bo able to furnish facts of ap­ cent store. 307-3tp proximately the number of men who FOR SALE OR LEASE—One 20 ncro, sorved from this state, tho average ono 10 acre Sanford ave. walking term of service and tho amount of distance to city. Two lots corner money required to pay an adjusted Center and Elm ave. Two lots west compensation; and, whereas, this Loside Palmetto ave., BO ft. from Elev­ gion favors tho pnssago of a bill for enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, ndjusted compensation; now, there­ owner, 115 N. Spring St., Los Ange- fore, be it resolved, that tho Ameri­ Its, Calif._____________ 288tf; 29-tf can Legion, Department of Florida, FUR SALE—6 acres good celery land, hereby requests members of tho leg­ Cameron ave., near loading station. islature to pnss an ndjusted compen­ Two acres cleared, good well, not til­ sation bill providing for tho pnyment ed. Price $1,000.—W. M. Haynes, 115 to those who served in the mltitnry Park Ave. 306-3tp servico of the United States from Florida during tho World war, or FOR SALE—Two Ford touring enrs, making other adequate compensation, self starters, good condition. Apply and, resolved, thnt a committee bo Sanford Auto Exchange foot of First appointed to collect duta showing the street. 303-Gtc number of men enlisted, the time they FOR- SALE—One B flat saxophone served and the amount required to ami U flat clarinet. Apply 207 pay an adjusted compensation."' French ave. 303-12tp FOR SALE—Cash and carry Grocery to to to to to to to Store, 311 Sanford Ave. 300-Gtp FOR SALE—15 ncres, 10 tiled, 4 room houso, barn, 1 wclis, $9,000. Terms. —H. B, Lewis. Phone 349 or 391 301-tGc pi National Commander Of American Legion the Guest of Orlando Speaks a Parable Relative to the Sol­ diers’ Bonus \ "This bonus was the child of con­ gress and not the child of the Ameri­ can Legion," declared Co- Hanford MacNidcr of Mason City, Iowa, nat­ ional commander of the American Le­ gion, Saturday night In addressing 150 members of Orlando Memorial Post No. 19, at a banquet gt the San Juan Hotel. "Tho compensation act, now called the bonus, was created two years ago by the politicians who told the people that they were going .to square things up for the service men. The bonus is not tho.Legion's battle —it is a promise that must be carried out. It is not a price on patriotisg) and no man can say that because Washington took his and also Lin­ coln. "The colors," continued Commander MacNider, "are the best assurance that America is going to stay tho way the American Legion put i t We are going to sec that thopo men who were blinded and disabled get a square deal from tho country they fought for. Ev­ ery bit of legislation now* in effect for the benefit of the disabled soldiers wns put through congress by the American Legion and by nobody else. Nothing in congress in the way of leg­ islation for the cx-service man has been done except that accomplished by the Legion. Under the adjusted compensation act the ex-service men must bo given their chance." Colonel MacNider closed his ad­ dress by referring to March 20 as national unemployment relief day for the ex-soldiers. - He declared that the 11,000 posts in America were compos­ ed of 1,000,000 members “all standing for the same purpose, a purpose so big nnd fine and strong that we shall go straight, and when we say we ere for a cause or measure it shall go through." Orlando Memorial Post No. 19 was not only host to Commander MncNidor but also to Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart, of Cincinnati, national president of tho Woman’s Auxiliary; William Follott, of Portland, Ore., past state com­ mander of Oregon ,and past national vice-commander; Humphries Sullivan, of St. Louis, chairman of the speak­ ers bureau of tho Legion; Sumter L. Lowery, of Tampn, past state com­ mander; Mrs. H. C. Dozier, of Ocala, Btnto president of tho Woman’s Auxil­ iary, and Mrs. II. M. Voorhis, of Or­ lando, pnst state president of the Woman's Auxiliary and state execu­ tive committee-woman. These were seated at the speaker’s table together with S. Kendrick Guernsey, master of ceremonies; Hon. W. L. Tilden, who spoke on behalf of Mayor Duckworth, who was out of the city; J. Y. Cheney, post commander, nnd H. M. Voorhis. Hon. W. L. Tilden in delivering his address of welcome on behalf of tho mayor, referred to Commander Mac­ Nider us "the man in our midst who holds in his hand more potential pow­ er than nny living man." He declar­ ed thnt the event was nn epoch in thu history of Orlnndo. "When the night­ mare of four years ago came to a close,” said the speaker, "the men of tho American Legion, around this FOR SALE—Two story business table, w*ere the ones who stopped it, to For Florida: Fair tonight to building. Apply to the owner, Klcn to and Tuesday; cooler tonight, to and they nre of the most powerful or­ Aros, 805 9th St.__________ 284-20tc ganization in the world today."—Or­ FOR SALE—Warehouse with R. R- to to to to to to to to to lnndo Sentinel. siding. Within four blocks of center of city. Geo. W. KNIGHT 272-tfc m&m Foil SALE—Oak and other Kara ... / wood, strand wood range, $2.50; firo place, $2.00.—Hosklna Jones, Bourdall Avenue. 280-tfc THE WEATHER = MURRAY SAMS MADE JUDGE OF |I t s VOLUSIA COUNTY LOST—Between McHonsvillc avenue and Methodist church, $0.00. Five ones rolled together and ono loose. Return to R. B. Middleton's Store nt Golsboro and receive reward. 307-ltp STRAYED OR STOLEN—Pair of dark mules and bay horse. Reward if brought to C. E. Henry, Sanford. ________ 306-5tp LOST—In Sanford or on Orlando road black leather bill folder, containing small sum of money, trunk key and postage stamp. Reward if returned to Herald office. 30G-2pt i■ OARAGE FOR RENT—614 Msgpolia 307-0tp Get An Abstract Before Buying Property ^A^DOUGLASS, Pres. Easy Sailing ( n r T h e A m m U I tB P r e s s ) TALLAHASSEE, March 18.—Gov­ ernor Hardee today anounced the ap­ pointment of Murray Sami of DeLand, for County Judge Volusia County to succeed the late Judge McCrory. Sams is now representa­ tive in the Legislature from Volusia and a candidate for the Senate. It is not known whether the appoint­ ment will result in him withdrawing from the campaign. for the man with a BANK'ACCOUNT? How is it with you? Gillett May Entertain Bonus Bill Monday First National Bank ( D r T h e A sao elatrd P re s s ) WASHINGTON, March 18.—Speak­ er Gillett was to decide today at a conference with House Republican leaders whether he would entertain Monday a motion to consider the sol­ diers’ bonus bill under suspension of rules. A COMMUNITY BUILDEB F. P. FORSTER, President JUST LOOK! The very latest style SAFETY RAZOR Jury Considering: Obenchain Case Today AT YOUR OWN PRICE Murder of Sweetheart Drop a Coin in the Box For a few days only Another Los Angeles Case That is At­ tracting Attention (Hr Thr Aaaorlntrd Praaa) LOS ANGELES, March 18.—The jury is considering the case of Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain, tried for tho murder of her sweethenrt, J. Bolton Kennedy, is to resume its deliberations nt nine o’clock this morning. The jury took the case yesterday afternoon und was locked up for the night at 9:25. The jury is composed of nine men and three women. THE BALL HARD WARE CO. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS FORD "CARRIES ON" HAS NOT GIVEN UP MUSCLE SHOALS IDEA (Dr Thr Aaaor!a(rd Prraa) DETROIT, Mich., March 18.—De­ claring that "if its tho last thing I do in the world, I’ll exert every re­ source and influence at my command to keep the hands of Wall street pff Muscle Shoals," Henry Ford yester­ day broke his silence maintained during the last two months with re­ gard to his offer to lease nnd operate the government water-power project in Alabama. Mr. Ford mnde the statement in answer to an intimation reaching him to the effect that because of his silence the southern states had be­ gun to wonder whether he had lost interest in the project. "Tell those people of the south,” Mr. Ford saaid, "that Wall street will have no part cither in financing or operating Muscle Shoals if I can help it. If its the InBt thing I do, I’ll exert every resource and influ­ ence at my command to keep tho hands of Wall street off the Shoals project and perpetuate it as a great example to the American people— a living example of what they can do If they will safeguard the country's waterpower and develop it.” IRISH TERRORISTS UNDER COVER SHOOT AGAIN B. F. WHITNER, Caakiar | 'M —Ar*fi WASHINGTON, March 18.—Repub­ lican house leaders expect to confer with President Harding nt the White House tomorrow night regarding tho procecdure in handling compromise soldiers bonus bill. They are hopeful he will (approve their plan for pas­ sage of measure under suspension of rules. ANOTHER SUSPECT IN TAYLOR CASE ARRESTED IN MEXICO " Jx FOR RENT SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. n n n iN R n in n M n M n i = PROFESSIONAL = : AND BUSINESS : : DIRECTORY = to to to to to to to to to to THOS. J. A. REIDY Attorney and Counaellor-at-Law Practicing in State and Federal Coorta , Over Seminole County Bank George A. DeCottes A tto m ey -a t-L a w Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder SANFORD .vv® FLORIDA SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. Expert Auto Repair Work Phone 30 Corner First and Oak "WE DELIVER THE GOODS** CITY TAX BOOKS CLOSE APRIL 1, 1922, AFTER WHICH ALL TAX­ Quick Service Transfer ES REMAINING UNPAID WILL BE Storage Facilities COLLECTED BY LEVY AND SALE If we please yon, tell othere; if um OF THE PROPERTY UPON WHICH tel] ns. Phone 498 TAXES ARE DELINQUENT. ALFRED FOSTER, Sanford Steam Laundry 294-24tc City Tax Collector. FOR SERVICE Call 146-J W. RAWLING, Prop. PROPERTY OWNERS NOVELTY TAKE NOTICE SANFORD WORKS The law provides thnt "If tax­ es upon real estate shall not be paid before the first day of April of any year, the Tax Collector shall advertise and sell." This is to notify all concerned that the requirements of law will be complied with and the Tax Books will positively be closed on April first as provided by law and all lands on which taxes have not been paid will be ad­ vertised and executions issued for unpaid personal property taxes. V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mil] Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDEB S17 Commercial Street Sanford, Via. Geo. W. Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORp -:- FLORIDA Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Work} Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Pistons; Oreraize Rings and Pins; Flywheel Steel Gear Banda; Crank Shaft* re­ (II? Thr .(■■nrlnlril 1‘rrw) BELFAST, Ireland, March 18.— Terroists who remained under cover Tax Collector, Seminole County turned; agents for Callla Inboard sad Outboard Motors. ----------- Phone 61 on St. Patrick’s day resumed activi­ 292-M-W-S ties today. A news vendor was ihot nnd wounded. Man shot and killed SaBBIIISSSISBSSSSSSSSIISIBBBBISISBSIBBBBSBBBBSBBSIBI* in Newtonards road. , LOST nvenuo or phono 438-J. m IS NOW REPRESENTATIVE AND CANDIDATE FOR , SENATE N ■ * r PAGE T H R U mm Hi % •y ■i: < JN0. D. JINKINS : Started life together, (IIr The Aa.orlnlrd I’m . ) LOS ANGELES, March 18.— Doubts were cast by representatives District Attorneys office and Captain of Police Detectives here today upon reports of tho arrest yesterday in Mexico of suspect in Taylor murder case. The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and* Professional Women’s Club requests all young women desiring employment to register at the First National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman Kimball Pianos, from factory to home prices. When you are out shop­ ping, don’t fail to stop in a t T. J. RALPH CHAMBERS ‘i Miller A Sons’ and look them over. Leading man with Picker! Stock Company, at the Princess The- Then see Mr. Lanier, for prices and atre all This Week, Opening Tonight terms. 288-tfc TW O : One of them paid rent all of his life; the other paid on a lot and home. When they came tq the last stretch on life’s journey they met, one of them looked tired and discouraged because all that he had to show for his life was a bunch of rent receipts), and the other looked like he respected himself and felt that he waA a man among men. (because he had accumulated a little something in his travels). Which man are you going to be? We sell lots on easy terms with a small pay­ ment down % Meisch Realty Co. A. P. CONNELLY, Agent -« ‘-rtr n • *■ .I _______ n Pi. � 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 20, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 20, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 20, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9ffc0425d21114dfcaa4f6177f50eb8c.pdf 50d9ce2fce3301e6c34404fc8161ab54 PDF Text Text *" ■V” \ SANFORD “ The City Substantial'* <-v -s>.'-"Vi7 >*>•.• •■:'• M •#<*7 *>;. ,“ i.vi'*'lakWi.\K!ii..^'ii(j • ' ?'•■7 *w \. . The Sanford Daily Herald IN THE HEART OP THE W ORLD’S GREATEST / VOLUME U. SANFORD “ The City Substantial1* f 11 ■»■ VEGETABLE SECTION * SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH_21, 1922 NUMBER 808 REPUBLICANS IN MAINE BONUS BILL COMES UP WIDE OPEN CONDITIONS ' KEEP HOLD ON POLITICS THURSDAY IN HOUSE BY REDUCED MARGIN IN MIAMI TO RESULT IN FAILED IN SUSPENSION SHIFT OF PROHI FORCES Returns Today Show Tha tMaine is Going Against T h eG .O .P . i.vj ifh m SHOTS FIRED State Prohibition Office AUGUSTA, March 21.— The Republicans retain their hold o f HUGHES DENIES the third Maine congressional district but by a margain greatly - ’era W ill Be Taken to AT CHINESE smnll reduced from the record Republican vote o f 1920. With only fifty CHARGES MADE the East Coast precincts missing the returns todny from tho special election showed John E. Nelson, Republican, elected over Erpest IN THE SENATE VIGOROUS CAMP’GN L. McLean, Democrat, by a majority o f 6,294. Nelson will fill the PUT THROUGH NOW MINISTERTODAY yesterday unexpired term of John A. Peters, who resigned to become a fed­ G. 0 . P. Leaders Were Balked on Rules by Speaker Gillett . CHINESE YOUTH TRIES TO KILL eral judge. THE MINISTER TO FRANCE . ( B f T h e A a a o e la tr d P re a a ) ' In 1920 Peters majority was 19,267 votes. TnAT SECRET UNDERSTANDING LM ' HAD BEEN MADE BY U. W ILL BE WAG D AGAINST S. AND ENGLAND BOOTLEGGERS AN D THEIR FRIENDS ALL OVER ( I l f T h e A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s ) ( n r T lia A a a o e la tr d I’ rra a ) STATE ......................... PARIS, March 21.— An attempt wnB WASHINGTON, Mnrch 21.— Secre­ ( l l r T h e A susno cr ia U tl et d 1 I 'r r t a ) mado today to assassinate Chon Lu, tary IIughcH todny sent a lottor to ----------- March - 21.—Tho Chinoso minister to France. (H r T ile A s s n r ln t c d I’ r ra a ) .WASHINGTON, Four Scnntor Lodge denying charges made i MIAMI, March 21.— Wide open bonuB bill will bo taken up by tho shots woro fired at him by n Chlncso in tho sennto yestordny thnt secret conditions in Miami and vicinity far house Thursdny under suspension of youth, nono of which took effect. Chi­ understanding had boon entered Into ns enforcement o f p ro h ib itio n s con­ nese tho rules under u plun agreed upon : J 1080 engineer onK'neor accompanying aicnmpanyint, the t! minby tho United Stntcs nnd Groat Brit- cerned will result In shifting o f tho d ir The Aaaoelatrd I'rraa) COTTON MILLS ARE CUTTING . , . , • „ , 1 iBtor was wounded in the hoad. todny nt u conference between Speak­ DAYTONA, March 21.— Tho public nln during the arms conference ns to stato enforcement officers according WAGES RIGHT AND ' " headquarters of Colonel Natt. Jast Ity bill, which would requiro county futuro action in Pacific. er Gillett and Ghairmnn Campbell of PROMINENT MAN LEFT who will bo involved in tho shifts v u commissioners and schqol boards to tho rules committee. Tho speaker DIES AT LAKE WALES, RED MEN MEET not revealod, but data compiled for publish the' minutes o f thoir meet­ (H r T h e A a a oela trd P re a a ) agreed to entertain the motion to sus­ WAS U. S. MARSHAL forwarding at Tampa whero Allan, AND AUDUBONS AT LAWRENCE, Mass., March 21.— A ings, will occupy prominent plnco in pend tho rules. Campbell snld ho stato enforcement commsissloner for Yii , JACKSONVILLE wnvo of wnge revision'in tho Now the discussions at the meeting o f tho (H r T h e A s s o c ia t e d I’ m * ) would call n mooting of his committoo Florida, who will be expected to malt* England cotton mills struck Lnwrcnco LAKE WALES, Mnrch 21.—John C. Florida Press Association hero, April tomorrow morning nt which ho will ( l l r T h r A a a o e la tr d I'r r a a ) the suggested changes today, tho Pacific mills, normally em­ 7 and 8 Proposed legislation to donsk oommltteo members to report rule Ames, United States marshal at Chi­ JACKSONVILLE, Mnrch 21.— Grout r*' ploying ten thousand persons nnd tho fine tho status o f legal publicity also cago undor. four Republican adminis­ designating Thursdny ns •suspension Council Florida Improved Ordor of MIAMI, Mnrch 21.— Forty special Everett mills, twelve hundred, an­ will bo given an airing.. trations and threo times mayor o f his day with proviso for four hours debate Red Men nnd Pocahontas Tribes, Aid govornmont agents, olght Hying 1 home city, Streator, III., died suddonly nouncing cut understood to bo approx­ Both measures were before the on bill shall be provided. Florida Audubon society opened their squadrons o f fivo men acting under imately 20 per cent. Arlington mills state legislature at its last session Under thin provision two-thirds ma­ at his winter homo hero shortly after annual conventions here todny. Red tho porsonnl direction o f Colonel L. G. employing seven thousand, announced but became lost in tho mass o f un­ midnight of heart trouble. jority would he necessary to pass tho Men adjourns tomorrow night nnd Au­ Nutt, head o f tho narcotic division o f ah Indefinite shut down effective Sat­ finished business. bill. No amendments would ho perdubon society Thursday night. tho internal rovenuo department, ’’•V urday on account of "unsatisfactory The meeting of tho publishers hero 'mitted nor would It bo possible to inunchcd yesterday a nation-wide li­ business conditions.” had been originally scheduled for ninko a motion to recommit mensuro quor clean-up, with Miami as the March ;il nnd April 1, but protests to ways and means committee. stnrting point. Tho raiders worked from several that they counld not got SIMULTANEOUS EFFORT fast covering territory' o f twenty away from thoir business nt thnt THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH (Hr The Associated Press) square miles and at night fall had WASHINGTON, Mprch 21.— SpcnkIIY THE METHODISTS ttimo caused tho meeting-dates to be seized liquor in twenty-five places and advanced Those in charge of shap­ cr Gillett Is expected to glvo a final expected to visit a score moro before ing tho program for tho two-day decision todny whether ho would en­ NASHVfLLE, Tenn., (Special).— , - ......................... - they quit for tho dny. tertain a motion to bring up tho bon­ SUPREME COURT SAYS INCOME Mnrch 21.— A simultaneous e ffo r t ' mcol,nB hnvc emphasized its ImpojrAbout twenty arrests wcro made us bill in the House this week under IIELI) HY TRUSTEE NOT throughout Southern Methodist tor- tnru’e< ftsserting thnt there will be no HAS NOT BEEN ABANDONED IJY during tho day. Tho prisoners wore junketing. suspension of rules. TAXABLE / ritory, or\ March 20, to bo known ns GOVERNMENT AT WASH­ hailed boforo United States CommieRepublican loaders still Intend to "World Sunday,” will, it is snld, Ball INGTON sloncr, J. M. Graham, who fixed bond d l y T h e A a a o rln trd P rra a) handle It that way If possible In or­ tho attention of delinquent subscrib­ DON’T DI.AME WASHINGTON, Mnrch .^11.— Mil­ for thoir hearings, generally at der to Bhut o ff a motion to recommit ers to tho Contonnry o f Missions • EQUINOX FOR (H r T h r A a a u rln lr d I’ rra a ) lions of dollars income taxes collected $ 200 . * tho hill ns well ns nil amendments movement of tho Methodist Episcopal DAD WEATHER WASHINGTON, Mnrch 21.— White by tho govornmont must bo refunded Tho raids woro tho culmlnntlftn o f a Church, South, to n nhortngo in col­ House stated the government had J according to an intorpretntlon by In­ lections on behalf of that movomont. (H r T h r A s s o r ln .r d I’ rra a ) sweeping ton days Investigation dur­ not entirely uuunuuiiau abandoned iiucmpii! attempts u> to f ...................— ........ ...... , Thu so-called cquinoctinl storm is • ••** «•••••««* WASHINGTON, Mnrch 2t.— Bnlk ternal. .............. ...................... ......... Roveittio Commissioner Ulnir. ing which timo n mass o f ovidcnco was. cxI,oci°4 Hint on "World Sun- something referred to often in popu- bring the operators and miners togutlied in thoir dcslro to got tho mensuro The supreme court held that an in- I ,, compiled by tho forty investigators. up yesterday under a suspension of come held and accumulated by trus- dny pastors of tho 18,000 church Inr language, but has very little l>r *n conference to avert threatened Colonol Nutt declared Inst night that tho rules, republican house lenders in tee for benefit o f tinhorn or unnseer- congregations in Southern Methodism scientific basis, 'said Weatherman! 8tTikc in soft coal fields. Added no sensational revolutions would bo chnrge of tho compromise soldiers’ tallied persons was not taxnblo. Tho will revive tho Centennry thomo nnd W. J. Bennett,' Monday, when nsked 8teI,s h" (l been taken or results attain mndo inter, involving prominent bonus bill, still wore determined Inst Bureau had boon heading such income portnry tho disastrous results to tho for an explanation of the enrly morn- ed which would justify public an- bankers, whom ho charged with fin­ big missionary -program, launched jng deluge which chilled Tnmpnns on nouncement, night* to put tho measure through taxable heretofore. ancing tho bootleg industry hero on throe years ngo if tho deficit in not route downtown or elsewhere about this week Thoir expressed intention ___________________ a wldo scale made good. Cash payments on over- the city. NEW 1 ORK, March 21.— An order was to call it up Thursdny, under n PRINTERS SCHOOL TO HE Colonel Nutt yestordny made a 700 It j3 true admits the wenthermnn, -...... ......................................... .. fo»- the suspt-nsio nof work in the nnsuspension of tho rules, if possible; ESTABLISHED AT MONTVERDE duo Centenary subscriptions will bo word report on his activities hero to solicited on "World Sundny” * . . nr,4 that nt tho seasons o f the equinoxes . thraclte and bituminous coni minus otherwise undor a special rule which ______ Federal prohibition Commlsrionor Miring the following week a church- weather conditions are a littlo more throughout tho country willbo issucTl probnbTy would shut out amendments. , Mv T(,„ |„(P,| |.rpl,„, Hnynos ,nt Washington, n o declnrod MurIk-fore the house mot yesterday, | MONTVERDE, Mnrch 21.— A vlg- v.ule canvass will bo mndo to secure unsettled-than at any other particu- bite today according to Phillip thnt the openness with which trnns, lar time, and it frequently happens rny, international vice-president o f the the whole situation wns laid before oVous campaign is to bo pushed in an 10 payment o f arrearages. ■AS actions in liquor woro carried on it* original drivo for the Ccntcnthat a storm occurs within n week United Mine Workers, the President nt tho Whlto Houso by effort^to rnlso $100,000 by suhscriphero hnd stnrtled him. His ngents a rommitte of house lenders, but t ! / tions for tho purpose of orecting a nry fund tuken threo years ngo wns before or after tho equinox, thus npwere directed to bootleggers with tho for $85,000,000, to l,o paid through a patently verifying the theory, executive declined to mnko any rec- printers’ ernft school hero In connccREFUSE MYERS FREEDOM snmo frankness thnt 1n policeman ommcndntlon. tion with the Montvordo Industrial period of five years. It is announced j j n the north the month of Mnrch is would direct n stranger nnd hnd pur­ that only forty per cent of tho amount usually very stormy and windy. In Speaker Gillett made known to School, (I ly Tilt* A s s o c ln tr il I’ rra a ) chased liquor in various places even MIAMI, March 21.— Motion to dis­ those in charge of tho bonus IcglslnTho subscriptions arc to run over duo has been paid to dntc, whereas, this section it is not noticeable. But winning it o ff on punchboards. In tion his decision not to entertain n ft stnted periods, extending ns long ns sixty percent is now due. It is t o , September in this section is n month charge J. D. Myers from custody for •’M instances he snid, bootlegger^ gave this „ f jninniuiu possible Wost Indian hurricanes, .. , .shortage that Methodists ----- wi Hunt IIIU IIIII IIU rriUUMUH. the alleged embozzlomont of $54,000 motion to suspend the rules nnd pass four years, tho first instnllmont to ho meet hnnkcr ns reference. "In two cases,” the bill, pnynblo by September 1. An export throughout the South are seeking to although the storm of Inst October in socuritjcs of the Continental NnThis necessitated further con fer-' campaigner will ho secured to tnko nrouso the mind o f the church along came a month after' tho equinox nnd tionnI H«»k o f Salt Lake City, Utah, ho declared, "after negotiations w or« Centennry lines. / -xtl should not bo credited to cqulnotical In 1014, wns denied by Judge II. P. closed lending bankers hold tho pur­ cnees among tho lcadera, who refused the field in tho interest of tho fund chase price in trust nnd signed con­ /‘IS to nbnndon their plan to cnll up the raising drive, nnd it is hoped to open influence, says th0 weatherman Brnnning yestordny nftornoon nt IlnFORTY-EIGIIT CASES tracts to thnt effect. bill with tho rules suspended so ns ( tho school this fall . "There wns n bit o f wind this morn­ bens Corpus proceedings, nnd Myers, OF WHISKEY SEIZED Touching on smuggling operations to cut o ff a motion to recommit tho Tho movement to establish the ing,” snld tho wenthermnn. “ Just a Milton D. Joseph, hb ho wus identi­ AT CLEVELAND TODAY ho declared thnt ft was minor mat­ bill M nsil well nsU H nil amendments. ITVII t• U IH ItVIllllllVIIIUI Tho *l(W school is fostered by the Florida matter of 28 miles an hour, however, fied, wns ordered remanded to tho ter for the mnny bonts operating o ff And by the wny, I noticed in tho custody o f tho shoriff. This wns tho whole question of procedure wns dis- Press Association. A committee of (Hy Thr Assm-lnteri I’ rraa) tho const to bring in liquor from tha cussed nt a conference nftor tho tho publishers’ organizations charged Times Saturday n story comparing fourth of habeas corpus proceedings CLEVELAND, Murch 21.— FortyHouse had ndjournod after a fifty j with raising tho funds is composed of eight enscs o f whiskey, shipped hero Tnmpn and Atlanta winds which in his behalf. An appeal on n writ Bnhnmas or tef moot schooners o ff tha minutes’ session. Present nt this •George Ilomser, Bradontown, chnlr- from Snvnnnnh, Georgia, wns seized stnted Tnmpn hns 10 days nnd At­ or error will bo taken to tho supreme keys nnd to mako purchases. Boot­ conferonco o f ..... the ways !( ------» man; ------Mrsi — S. C............. Wilson, ~—------Sarasota,- last night. Tho whiskey wns con- lanta 120 days per yenr, in which tho court, during which Myors will bo leggers brazenly delivered it to any — uv. - iivw wcro ..v.v members v. place desired, onco It reached Miami, nnd menns committoo nnd tho party secretary; Harry L. Browh, Lnko- eenlod in n cnrlond o f lumber. Six wind ranchos 40 miles nn hour or hold horo. nnd ovon loading it into froight cars lift steering committee, ns well ns other , •land, treasurer Frank K. Andcr-- mon wcro nrrcBtc j nH jj,oy woro more. That wns incorrect, tho story ------------1 ----------------------------- -------and — ---------- -nnd condescendingly buying vege­ lenders. ( son, Tampa; Arthur Green, Jackson- nbout to haul it nwny. should have stated thnt we’ve hnd 10 ASKS LABOR BOARD BE FIRED tables to camouflage' it with. No final decision on procedure wns villo, nnd Frank Whitman o f the winds of 40 miles or moro in 10 reached, hut thoro was nt least n tac­ Floridn Grower. yenrs nnd thnt Atlnntn hns had 120 Preaa) PLAN 100-ROOM HOTEL NEW YORK, Mnrch 21__ Basing SUGAR KING STATES it agreement thnt tho bill would como in tho snmo period. In othor words AT TALLAHASSEE SOON PRICE OF SUGAR IS t«P Thursdny ] ROY FORGED MONEY ORDER we hnve nn nverngo of ono 40-miio thoir domnnd on charges thnt tho railroad inbor bonrd has submitted GOING .TO DROP AGAIN Representative Mondell issued this ’ TO HELP HIS MOTHER TALLAHASSEE, Mnrch 21.— At a wind n year, whilo Atlanta has ono their members to “ unfair treatment” n month.” statement when tho conference broke meeting o f the bonrd o f directors of NEW YORK, March 21.— C. A. up: '(H r Thr Aaanrt.itnl I’rraa) The precipitntion hero Monday 1through “ Improper divisions,” tho tho chnmhcr o f commorco plnns for ST. PETERSBURG,* -------Mnrch, --21.— eastern fodorntion o f tho Brothor- Sprekelis, president o f tho Federal *wiiiui i qw wo niiuii ii-uui u "Tomorrow shnll reach n uvviodocismorning wns .18 inches. Tho stormy n now 100-room hotel were discussed hood o f Rnllwny and Steamship Sugar Refining Compnny, who has inn, possibly by noon, ns to when nnd JncR Furndo, ngod 20 who wns sonIt woh doqidod to mnko immediate hit o f wenthor hero wns tho “ farthest tonccd to seven yenrs imprisonment Clerks, Freight Hnndlors, Express Just returned from Europe, last night how the measure will bo brought up plnns to finnnee such n building. Pre­ south” manifestation o f activity of in the federal ponitentinry for forg­ and Stntion Employes yesterday pe­ predicted an early drop in sugar for consideration There will bo no liminary conferences with tho city the storm which is centering over tho ing n monoy ordor hero in Februnry titioned President Hnrding nnd con- prices. party conference.” commission nro planned for tho nojet Great Lake Region, snys Mr. Ben­ . o f lifst yenr, will bo given his freoTho recent price advance in raw gross to abolish tho body. Tho orUll* w “ - few days, after which a mass meet­ nett. Speaker Gillett said "things U|U nro un sugar he said, stimulated further su­ gnnizntlon represented approximately -a .they . . . . I n f f Vthnt U H » M U • to roturn homo accordsettled ns werb," _______ nddiqg ho ,Io,n Mnrch 29» Tho storm itsolf hns boen o f con­ ing o f citizens will bo called for the had not stated that’ he would rccog- lnR to information rccolvod by Post- purposo o f getting finnnccs together siderable intensity nnd has brought 85,000 omploycs o f twenty eastern gar production in Europe with the railroads. - result that prices in America will de­ alze any one to present n speclnl rule n'nRfer W. L. Straub. high winds ovor tho lake region nnd for tho projbet. crease with fnling o f f o f the Euro­ ‘ ot tnko tho bill up undor n suspon-! Tho b°y ’» fnthor ,s*nn Invnild, nnd tho Atlantic const, and tho eastern pean domnnd^ *ion of tho rules. I tbo mother unnblo td keep abreast of MRS. W. M. TUPPER DIES half o f tho country. Tho rnln has PAPER TO RADIO NEWS "The pertain is “ I look nt tho recent ndvnnco as a • only thing mini; yutiuni in thnt uwu the uir tl,c living costs for tho two of thorn, turned to snow in the lnko region. It 1 _ , J J J y V h r A mmotIii ft*t| I’ renN) ill will como up un Thursdnv." hill Thursdny," ho snld. recently lost thoior homo in dofnult ‘fiaih in tho pan,” said Mr. Spreck(Hr Thr Aaaiirlntatl I’ rraa) wns snowing nt Toledo Monday mor­ JACKSONVILLE, March 21.— Mrs. ols. All tho European countries will o f payments Postmaster Straub RICHMOND,, Vn., March 21.— Tho ning, with n wind o f 44 miles nn William Tuppor, wifo o f William bo self supporting as regards sugar : learned o------f tho coupio’s and Timcs-DIspatch Publishing Company, PALMER COLLEGE I----------------r - - rpialght - - ---------hour.-*Tnmpn Times. • Tuppor, superintendent o f the Clydo within a few months and .the demand PRESIDENT RFSIGNS communicated with Scnntor Flotchor which publishes tho Times-Dispatch Stonmship Company and well known _______ ’ who in turn sought clemency for tho (morning) nnd tho Evening Dispatch Wo novor fully understood tho word shipping operator,, died hero today o f fo r export sugar from tho western hoy from President Harding. Tho will bogln todny tho Installation of hemisphere will decrease.” "incompatibility" until* north nnd Mnrch nk• 21-'-- IJIIIU heart failure nftor nn Illness o f two p DEFUNIAK, .......... •» Fla., muiui il’UUUU mu UVUfl tho first public sorvico radio broad­ chiefI UAITUUVU oxccutivo reduced tho H sevon m<) South Iroiand were unjtcd in tho holy Tor. William Kompor, for ton years year's scntonco to ono year, which casting Staton in Virginia A twentydnys Mrs. Tupper was sovonty-two TALLAHASSEE, March 21.— The bonds of freedom. * years old. President of Palmar College horo, expires Mnrch 20. four hour service will bo accorded stato Pardon Board noted favorably resigned, effective April 1, to, ----------------------------within a radius o f 800 to 500 miles on eighteen applications fo r clemency Tho eyes seldom seo tomptntlon accept the princliialshlp o f a m ilitary. Tho world at your door overy oven- embracing Virginia nnd North Caro­ Plans nro bqjng formulated fo r tho submitted to It nt a meeting recently. when tho nose is pressed firmly 0 °K0 *n rinnville, Vn. . |jng for lfic.— Daily Herald. building o f two meat packing plants lina. Ono hundred and three applications ngnlnst the grindstono. at Fort Lauderdale. were considered altogether. IS SLOGAN . o f LEADERS BUT PRESIDENT HARDING WILL HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITO IT. WAGE REVISION NEWSPAPERS TO IS S WE E P I N G DISCUSS PROPOSED NEW ENGLAND PUBLICITY BILL J MILLIONS INCOME TO BE RETURNED BY OFFICIALS ATTEMPTED ARBITRATION IN BIG STRIKE m �<■ . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. MONDAY. MARCH 20,1922 * PAUK FOUR irfai MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU 1SOCIETY WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVING DEPOSITS ■ HRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phone I17-W Saying is a Fundamental Insttnct The squirrel and other animals put aside, in times of plenty, food for the non-production future. Man should fol­ low their example. Wednesday— Music THE CALENDAR HANK IS HERE FOR YOU STRENGTH- MISS GRACE TOMPKINS (Registered Nurso) Surgical, Medical and Obstetrical calls answered Phono C03-W 309 French Ave. 804-tfc CfJ PERSONALS Fine growing weather. Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST it Ii M Evening,Pictures Stnrt nt 7:jo $ ’ y* • ID r T ke A ssociated P ress) P ress) LOS ANGELES, March 20.— The Literature Club entertain tho members of tho Lucky Thirteen Rrldgo Club nt her home on Ninth street nt 3 p. m. Snturdny— Catholic Women’s Longue will hold n cookod fo^d Bale at Deano Tumor’s Store. Snturday— Children’s Story Hour will bo held nt tho Central Park nt four o’clock. . START SAVING TODAY -SERVICE m WASHINGTON, March 20^-rProsl- Mrs. Loonnrd Gnrvor nnd daughter, o f Cincinnati, Ohio, spent tho week ond hero nt tho Montezumn. Miss Ireno McNeill and Miss Jean R. Dailey, o f Mooresfield, W. Vo., worq visitors hero for tho wook ond. Mrs. L. M. McNeill, o f Winchester, Vn., was nmong tho out of state visi­ tors spending tho wook end hero nt tho Montezuma. J. N. Burmnn reprosonted the City Beautiful hero Saturday, making his hendqunrtcrs nt tho Montezumn whllo in the city attending to business. The markets continue good for nil Mr. nnd Mrs. Jas. C. Sallee, of crops except cabbage. Tnmpn, spent tho dny hero Saturday, o’clock Inst night that It was unable j It essential to offor any rccommondato roach an ngroomont, and was dls- tlons at this timo. charged. Representative Mondol), who headed Most o f tho Jurors after they w e ro , the houso delegation mado tho andischarged woro reluctant to talk .nounccmont In a formal statement and with nowspnpormon. Ono throw a added verbally It was tho plan to go reporter out o f the way when he ahead with tho compromise bill as sought Information ob to whothor \rccommondod by tho Ways nnd Moans tho mnjorlty favored acquittal or Committco. conviction "I guess I’vo got somo rights as a NEGROES SHOT DEPUTY IN MAKING ARREST NEAR citizen-” tho juror shouted. REDDICK, FLA., SATURDAY Another Juror said that nine fav­ ored conviction, and that tho divis­ ( n r T k e A i i m Ir I i I P r e e a ) ion hnd been on thnt basis from tho OCALA, Mnrch 20.— Five negroes first bnilot. in tho Murlon county jail hero ns tho Tho jurors woro hopelessly divided result o f mobbing Deputy Sheriff C. occording to thoir reports to Judge A. Thomas at Roddick Saturday night. Reeve. Thomns was nttompting tho arrest of Each was asked separately whether n nogro for carrying a pistol when a thero was a cbanco o f agreement. mob o f nogroes attacked him and dur­ Each ropllcd thoro was ” nono.” ing tho attack Thomas was stabbed in Tho foreman stated t > tho Judge the the back. Tho sheriff and a posse division was nine to threo, but as the wont to tho scone and rounded up five law requires, did not say whether the negroes who are believed to have par­ mnjorlty favored conviction or ac­ ticipated in tho affair. quittal. • Judgo Rcove reset tho case fo r RECOVER LIBERTY BONDS next Tuesday, March 21, when ho STOLEN SATURDAY FROM said ho would set tho day for the now TREASURY DEPARTMENT trial. . (D r T ke AseoelateA Preee) Mrs. Obenchain was in the court WASHINGTON, Mach 20.— 'The re­ when the jury roported. Sho lookod covery of all the liberay bonds amount­ palo ond worried. ing in |175,000 stolon from a branch Tho foreman In a statement to offico o f the treasury department Sat­ Judgo Rcove, confirmed that the de­ urday was announced today by secret cision had beon nlno to three from service department. Two arests of the beginning. omployces made. ■hi ■M i dent Harding jury caso o f Mrs. Madclynno ju ijr in tho **•« vhmw '•» —*’ * I — «p today w told Republican • will meet nt tho Club rooms. Friday— Mrs. E. F. Housholdor will W HAT ARE YOU COMING TO ? -P R O G R E SS- nnd Department of tho Woman's Of every 100 people in America 82 die penniless. 46 of every averago American men have saved nothing nt 45 yenrs o f age. . One person out of every 10 who die today in our large cities is buried in a Potter’s Field. The Seminole County Bank <njr T h e A h SOCIAL* CALENDAR A United States Government Report States That JK . NO RECOMMENDATION ODBNCHA1N JURY FROM THE PRESIDENT DISAGREED LAST NIGHT ON THE BONUS BILL NEW TRIAL IS SET •* • r« B E »T LYTELL I f i n k « n » » y frie a ja T h H h e j p e ofo colas aoywRar* w m w m how*, or U t s i ara aalortatalac, w rit* Obcnchnin, charged with tho m urdor. house loadors that In view o f his ox a postal e a rd to tkta o f J. Bolton Kennedy, reported t o ' presslons on tho soldier’s bonus ho irta lla . o r talahpoaa tka I l i a . I t w ill Judge Sldnoy N. Reeve, at 7:40 (had previously mado ho did not think ko c rra llP a p p m l a l i t . —If #? V',3 V — IN— “ A TRIP TO PARADISE” -AIsc ‘Winners of the West’ Tomorrow—1"Tho Mistress of the World” ; also Fox Nows nnd Snub Pollard Comedy. E U E U H Q U I t IEH r WAKE UP AND READ THIS Will sell or exchange for Sanford property, Five acres land, 6 room house with bath, on East Coast river front, twenty min­ utes . from Coronado Beach. A snap for some one wanting nice home near Ocean beach. For further particulars, ad­ dress, . Looks liko Sanford growers will R. S. Miller, of Minmi, was in tho clenn up on spring crops nnd every­ city Snturday transacting business. HARDING RETURNS thing. TO WASHINGTON LABOR TROUBLES Paul Carpenter nnd pnrty of Jack­ IN DENMARK Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Stoothoff o f West sonville, who are touring tho stato, CALLED OUT TROOPS (n r The Aaanrlntrd Preaa) Sanford, Fla. First Street nnnouncos tho birth o f a 212 Eait. 1st St. JACKSONVILLE, Mnrch 20.— The spent tho week end hero, leaving Sun­ daughter, horn Mnrch 11th. The lit­ vnention o f President Hnrding wns day for Minmi. (Hr Tke Aaaoclntrd I'reaa) tle Indy will he cnlled Helen Louise. COPENHAGEN, Mnrch 20.— Dis­ ended Sunday, Sunday tho chief ex­ Mrs. II. G. Smlthdoal, of New York, ecutive nnd Mrs. Hnrding wore cn turbances in Provinces, connection J. II. Huddleston of Genevn was in route to Washington whoro thoir general lockout necessitated the call­ the city today on business nnd says is nmong tho recent nrrivnls nnd will special trnin wns duo onrly yestordny ing out o f troops to patrol tho streets. thnt the Genevn section did not got spend several dnys hero. Thoo Gcrsh, leader o f tho Danish afternoon. much of the big rnin that Snnford toThe President wns In n jovial mood Communists, was Arcsted yesterday Miss Lucilo Denton hns returned ceived this morning. nt Rnnders in Jutland charged with homo from Jacksonville where Bho ns ho boarded thi trnin at St. Au­ lea mnjeate and ngltatlng fo r a revo­ gustine. lie shook hnnds with a B. A. Howard of Okeechobee nnd spent tho pnst week. number o f porsons who gathorhd at lution. Pnhokeo is in the city tho guest of the Btatlton, among them J. Loon BAGGETT-MESSER home folks. He reports everything A tip is morely an effort to buy a Prior, who turned his automobllo ov­ in the Everglades country as coming The Methodist church was tho scene quarter’s worth o f the waiter’s good right nlong. Ho is shipping egg of nn interesting woddlng yesterday er to tho President during his stay In Florida Geneva opinion. plnnts, tomatoes ----nnd rpoppers nnd1 nftornooM when Miss Violet Messer St. Augustine. --------- ------------rr— ----BAYS YOU MONEY getting excellent prices for tho snmo. t,ccnmo the brido of Mr. Braxton Bag­ Write ua --------|gott, tho ceremony being solemnized ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■ Empire Hotel Block L. J. Hnrtloy o f Longwood was in ft^ q .qo 0»c]ock in tho prosonco of only -1 Store in Florida ORLANDO, FLORIDA the ctiy todny on business nnd visit­ the immediate relatives nnd n few 10 Stores in Georglaing his many friends nnd reports tho close friends o f tho brido and groom, Longwood section ns flourishing nnd Rev. S. W. Wnlkor officiating. mnny new houses being built. Tho Tho brido, who is n very nttrnctlvo citrus growers nro hnppy over tho young woman, nover looked lovelier big prices for fruit. than In her wedding costumo of nnvy BEFORE BUYING ■ blue, with hat, shoes nnd other acces­ Mrs. Ternl Mnrquette of Nownrk, sories in grey. Hor flowers wero n -Phone 127 ■ Sanford’s New StoreA PHONOGRAPH N. J., nrrived in Snnford Snturdny shower bouquet of bride’s roses nnd nnd will bo tho gueBt o f her sister, vnllcy lillies. See the Mrs. C. II. Smith nnd Mrs. F. R. The groom wns nttended by Mr. Mitchell for sevcrnl wocks. Mrs. Perry Jemlgnn, who neted ns boHt Mnrquette hns been visiting in North mnn. Cnrolinn for somo time. Sho visited M EN’S DEPARTMENT Immediately nfter the ceremony the LADIES’ DEPARTM ENT ■ ■ Snnford six yenrs ngo. young couple left in their enr for Mi­ — at— nmi, Pnlm Bench nnd other places of Jimmie Leo of Ovoido was here to- intorest on tho enst const. After K H A K I TROUSERS $1.00 D A Y dny visiting friends nnd snys thnt Mnrch 27th they will bo nt homo to m Ovoido is booming as never boforo thoir friends nt tho Leo Apartments 4% yards, 27-Inch with ornngo groves changing hands on West First street. ORLANDO, FLA. nnd the growers of fruits nnd vogoVOILES Tho brido is tho daughter of Mrs. tnbleH correspondingly hnppy. Ov- S. G. Messer, of Sistorsvillo, West oido shipped nnd is shipping some o f Virginin, and hns mndo mnny friends tho finest celory ever seen in these during hor stay in Sanford. pnrts this season. Mr. Bnggott is in tho automobile JUST ARRIVED business,.owning n half intorest in the W. V. Dunn of tho Lnko Mnry n. & O. Motor Co. section wns in the city today on busi­ Among the guests at tho wedding ness nnd stated to tho Hcrnld man woro Mrs. S. G. Messor, mother of tho ■ ■ 5 Vu yards W ORK SHOES that Lnko Mnry wns the surpriso of brido; Herbert Mossor, brother o f the tho county with dozens of now famil­ GOOD AS GOLD BLEACH­ brido; Orlcn Fnrrol, brother of tho ies coming in nnd fnnny now build­ brido; Mrs. Orion Fnrrol, Miss LochING ings going up everywhere. Fruits nor, of Clermont; Miss Crenshaw, nnd crops nro looking good too. Messrs. Perry Jornigan, Jim Popo nnd g i 8 ■ T. M. Boyd. P. D. PARKER GLOBE PIANO CO. oi Churchwell s 1s NEW EDISON DRENNEN PIANO CO. : $ 1.00 s $ 1.50 S $ 3.00 s .\ Large Shipment of WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS Viscount Peel Is Appointed India Secretary Succeeds Edwin S. Montague Who Re­ signed Last Week (Hr The Aaanclnlfd Preaa) LONDON, Mnrch 18.— Viscount Pool, former under secretary o f wnr and nir ministry nnd chnnccllor of tho Duchy of Lancaster in tho present Substantial reduction from last ministry, hns been appointed secre­ year’ s prices tary of stnto for India succeeding Ed­ win S. Montague, who resigned Inst wook. Hill Hardware Co. CHULUOTA INN m Si! u. On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Const Railway, Chuluota, Fla., nmong the pines nnd lakes of Seminole county; an up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private baths and hot water heat. First class cuisine. Rates (2.50 to $SJ>0 per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ cording to location of room. MRS. CHAS. D. BRUM LEY, Manager ! (Hr The Aaaoclntrd 1‘ rcaa) MEMPHIS, uMrch 20.— Hollywood, ■ n Memphis suburb, was rocked Into : Snturday by tho explosion of two tnnks o f gnsolino nt tho plant of n Roynl Refining Company. A number o f employes nro reported to hnvo sustained minor Injurlos or burns,) hut no fatalities occurred, ns almost nil tho employes of tho plnnt hnd loft tho grounds boforo tho explosion oc­ curred. . .. Tho principal explosion occurrod whon tho firo reached n 32,000 gal­ lon gnsolino tank which had boon partially emptied, ond which company officials soy did not contain moro than 10,000 gallons. It let go with a roar which could bo hoard several miles. Tho big tank collapsed a fow momens lator. Tho blazlgn oil spread in nil directions, but only a fow sheds and small buildings wero dostroped, tho main part of tho plant being saved. llorahl want nds got results. t ________________ $1.00 EXPLOSION OF BIG GAS TANK NEAR MEMPHIS 6 Vii ynrds HILLSBORO CHEVOITS $ 1.00 bbbbbbbb bbb bbb bbb bbbb bbb bbb bbb bbb bbb b . M. W . S. W ORK SHIRTS ■ s ■ s ibbbb bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb bbbb « « * i,,, b 1 — ------------------------------ P A Y CASH The wages for not paying cash is— -F o r e v e r in D e b t j The Churchwell Co. FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS WELAKAJLOCKj * 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 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 m ** �w m THE SANFORD rfAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 2JL, 1922 .PAGE TWO ht>s had a surplus that has boon paid to tho general rovenuo fund; crop con­ P a k lb k fd t r t r r ■ ■ ■ “ ditions over tho whole stato nro good ,| ilk* H e r a ld llu lld ln * . 107 and much building is boieg done; and H a c n o lla A f(< i g k k l o r l i K la ._____ an agricultural engineer from Califor­ nia dedkres that Florida has greutor nntural advantages than his own I>UDM811Bn« stato. Boosting Is tho spirit of tho H. J . H O L L Y --------- _____________Editor SoerotkiT-Treaioror Florldn newspapors. N. J . L 1 L L A K D -----___U nrral M >U (tr R . A . N E H L ....... O. 1m IHWIN- Circulation J U u i i l Phone 1 « or to OlOO F. M. If tho Ku Klux Klan follows oiit the Advertlalov Itateo Mode K u m «■ tcnchings of tho ordor ns laid down by Application the national lecturer horo the other Nnbarrlptloa Prlee la Advaaeo night they Will never go wrong. Thoro Oae Year ----- — — ...... H z H u nt h a ---------------------------------- -----is much work for them to do here and Delivered la City b7 Carrier Oae W e e k __________________ »■ Cemta overywhoro and their work is finding Tke klg 13- to lA-pase Weekly Herj out who is selling booxo. who Is run­ aid entirely eovera Seminole Conatf ning tho gambling hells, who is dis­ aad la paklUkrd every Friday. Adverllalas ratea made know* oa aaal obeying tho law In tho high places as Mon. Demoeratle In politics. IL H per well os tho low and see that the o ffi­ year, alwaya In advaaeo. MEMBEK TUB AMBOC1ATMO PBBII cers do their duty. There is much for them to do right hero in Sanford and / wo opine that they will do i t -------------o — — Tho “ Watch on the Rhine" is ovei Hanford MacNlder, head of tho for tho United Statos. American Legion, volcod our senti­ ments regarding tho bonus bill when Somo of tho boys will hnto to leuvo he said the ex-servlco men. did not their favorite Gorman brewery and wont pensions. Again we reiterate the wlno of tho Rhineland. that tho ex-sorvlcc men would' bo pleased if the government would ar­ Georgia is having her troubles with range with the banks to lot them hnvo fire and flood this winter. It seems a loan on which thoy could start bus­ like something bus gone nwry in the iness. To our mind ovory ex-sorvleo good old state juBt north of us nnd man in the United States is entitled the wrath of God is directed against to n loan of $500 at tho bank nnd that them. HE is small enough nnd that lonn should 6 -------- o-------he tncked by tho government. The The young son of Dodge, the auto­ service mnn nine times out of ten mobile manufacturer, is .going the will bo nblA to nmko tho money hack pocc th.t kill. In Detroit .m l I. In Jnll ]m(, „ nJ lho one minute nnd receiving a. legacy o f ;. ... . . . . „ niinrnmn„. boy will bo helped nnd tho government one nnd onc-hnlf millions tho next, will not be hurt. However, you can Much money hns spoiled many a watch the press nnd see who is ngnlnst “ mamma's darling.” the bonus bill nnd why? -------------a-----------“ CrookB Can’t Ho Traced by Their There is always n reason tot peo­ Income Taxes,” says a headline in tho ple going out of town to trndo nnd tho papers probably means thnt there is merchants of any town won't have n no wny to make crooks pay their in cbmo tax. Just another instance of difficult time in finding out the ronwhere the wicked flccth nnd the poor 9on' ^ end what tho town in Knnsns nnd honest mnn pnys tho bills. It nl- d*d ^ownrd keeping tho money at most makes n mnn foci liko being The article is published on this crooked nnd get tho money. ! P "*0 tod«y nml w» 3 tnkcn from tho Reporter-Star. It means something. The people of Alabama will organ­ There is no use of beating about tho ize to assist Henry Ford to obtain bush on this nnd othor questions. Muscle Shonls. Those folks who livo Either wo have tiie goods or wo hnvc in Alnbnmn and know the situation not. Either we nro going to hnvo n want Henry Ford and wo will back big city here or we will have a country their judgment. Therefore our de­ village ami if thoro is unyoiui hero termination is stronger than over to holding bnck tho town let them bo seo that Henry gets tho fulls— Muscle shown up. A large per cent of the Shonls, we menn. Whenever “ big bus­ money mndo hero leaves horo for out­ iness" wnnts anything in this country side investments, for goods and for it is suspicious on the face of it. Tho everything. Look into it, you Chnmonly exception to tho rule is Henry ber of Commerce, Women’B Club nnd Ford nnd ho does not know nnything every othor club In the city. SANFORD DAILYUHERAT p THE HERALD PRINTING CO. ! about corporation methods. Wo arc for Henry, first, Inst nnd all the time. 9 Tho prohibition raiders in Miami any the hankers nrc aiding tho boot­ leggers down there. This is rather a brond nnd open question. If a mnn wants to deposit money in a hank wo doubt if the hanker n»ks him where he made his money or how he received it. The iMiotieggors could use tho hanks without the banks being any pnrt of the bootleggers league. Wo hnvo no doubt hut what there is money in ev­ ery bunk in the state thnt was made from selling whiskey but how nro you going to detect it and how can a bank stop a man from depositing money in tho bunk? Is there any law thnt snys u man must got his bank deposit money honestly or thnt it must not ho bootleg or any other stipulation J ------------o------------Whntovcr other stntes nro suffering from business depression the last is­ sue of tho Florida Developer would not indlcnto thnt Florida would hnvo any chnnen o f entering <lmt class, Every pnrt of tho state reports progress, A company capitalized at half a million is going to enter the silk Industry at St. Augustine; tho potato crop of Hastings will bring millions into tho stato; Fort Myers will build/nn eightstory hotel; Broward county carries a bond issue for two-thirds of a mil­ lion for building-'t-onds by ton to one; an English colony is developing Ever­ glades land; Winter Haven has or­ ganized a company for handling its fruit by tho Brogdex method; a cream­ ery will be established nt Palm Beach; n big rcnl cstutc deal of six hundred thousand nercs has boon mndo in Leo county; Jacksonville will stngo a stato pageant; for tho first, timo in four years tho ahull fish commission fund [GROCERIES! FRUITS' AND VEGETABLES ! Courtesy und Prompt Ser­ vice Our Motto ^jsvO^Tr"... ■‘ ty M UNCLE HANK foncod wholly within the conflnos o f a certain area at this tlmo nnd thoso that havo triad it In this part of tho stato havo mndo a grievous failure of It. ThoBo nro facts founded upon the experience of tho cattlemen themselves and thoso who triod out the plan of fencing Florldn cattle boforo thoy planted tho right kind of grasses and feeds nnd studied tho situation from all angles. < Lot us give the cuttlemcn their dues and Investigate tho cnttlo situa­ tion, thoroughly boforo we condemn thorn for things that thoy may havo or mny not hnvo dono. * The editor of tho llornld has studied tho question of the qpon range, tho funclng of cattle, dipping nnd all that has been advocated during the- past fifteen years in this part o f the state and believe that local option Is tho only solution nt this tlmo. This was our platform when a candidate for tho legislature several years ago nnd wo .still stand on that platform al­ though not a candidate and never ex­ pect to bo. The Sanford section where farms and groves abound Is practical­ ly local option by mutunl agreement nnd not by law although a law of this kind would bo the right procedure. o f them. As a consoquonce, trade hod boon gplng to othor towna and .mull ordor houses were reaping a rich hnrvoat. As a result of that Investigation tho business men of that continuity got together in a co-oporatlvo spffit' and investigated ovory business In the olty and if thoy found one that was over­ charging or giving poor service, they prevailed upon him to change his methods. They thoroughly reorganis­ ed business and then they wont to ad­ vertising. Thoy gave publicity to tholr prices. Soon the people o f that city who had been going to a larger city not far away tq do the major portion o f their trading, discovered that they could save monoy and time by buying at home. Farmers who had boon sending their money to mall or­ der houses, not only compared prices but quality o f goods ahd they cast thoir mall order catalogs asldo and began buying at homo. Even the housewives o f tho city caught tho spir­ it of co-oporatlon for tho homo-town and started a movement to popular­ ize the home brand of flour, fo r the city hud a large flouring mill. Baking clubs were organized, and it was agreed to use none but the home flour nnd they, made the happy dis­ covery that there wob no better brand o f flour nnd thoy also discovered that thoy could save monoy and havo bet­ tor bread by doing tholr own baking. Tho demonstrating department o f tho county ngent’s office co-opcrntod In tho popularizing o f home baking, and this big flouring mill had a homo markot it novor had before. Even tho grocers nnd provision men agreed not to ship nnything in in tho way o f fruits nnd vegetables thnt could bo bought nt home. This built up a friendly relationship between fnrmers nnd business mon and after ona year this quiot littlo city had been trans formed Into ono o f tho buslcat, hap­ piest trading centers in tho state. Tho Kansas experiment Is worth trying in nny community. A lack o f co-operation nmong business men works great harm to them individual­ ly nnd collectively. Nothing can hurt more than for one business interest to knock another^ it breeds suspicion nnd finally contempt. Tho spirit of good will nnd co-operntion builds confidence nnd respect in tho brensts of the pub­ lic.— Roportor-Stnr. for the wholo of “ Floridy,” l0 superstition persisted until some In. dividual, moro venturesome than the average mnn, entrusted a few IMda to tho gound and was surprised w». a crop. After thnt the progress of Florida as an agricultural stato was r»pld. Numerous experiments wen mndo and it waa discovered that an immonso variety o f crops could be raised hero with success. All that was needed was tho “ know how" ns MU .n d elim.ta, and May. fn £ ° h i ! l f ° alt0ndCd th° Vftri°M fairs held throughout the state this winter, can longer doubt tho capscitv o f Florida In tho line of Intensive ng. riculture. Such displays of fruits and vegetables were nover surpassed In any northern states. The lire atock exhibits would have boon credItnble In the strictly live stock stntes. There's many a gal who ought to I f you want figures substantiating’ « n r beauty spots on ,h*r galoshes. the above assertions they can easily bo produced In great abundance nnd but actually drove back to tho picket variety. For Instance, Plant city which Is tho shipping point for one lines. The Jacksonville Tlmes-Unlon declares “ Tho last legislature of F lor­ section o f tho state where strawberrles aro grown as a commercial prop. ida was a reactionary body. It is tho osiUon* began shipping a little be. plain duty o f tho pooplo o f Florid* to fore Christmas, and at last accounts seo that no more Ignorant, reaction­ had sont out nearly $000,000 worth. ary, mere politicians are sent to next Only q, few days slnco there wai yoar’s sessions, nor any subsequent CITIZENS REGISTER NOW FOR shipped moro than B0,000 quarts at sessions o f tho legislature. Tho pooplo TIIE JUNE PRIMARY 30 to 40 cents por quart. Good havo suffered enough at the hands o f enough fo r ono day’s business at such porsons.” One must register If one"is t6 voto near tho season's closo. Hnstingi What hns been done In Alnbnmn Is grows Irish potatoes, and tho present needed to bo dono in Florida; and un­ in tho June prlmnry. Tho hooks aro now upon but ac­ season’s crop, It Is estimated, will less tho “ ignornnt reactionaries" got cording to reports from the several swell tho grower’s bank accounts by control again, it is beyond belief thnt registration places so fur only a small nbout $4,000,000. Thoy nro planted Florida's next Icgislntura will not at number of porsons have qualified ns In January, and harvested In Mny and least make n good start fo r tho assist­ voters. the ground left In fine condition for ance o f tho agriculturist nnd tho hor­ For tho convenience o f tho general two or three moro stnplo crops dur­ ticulturist, which means, assisting tho public tho registration books are be­ ing tho season. Then thoro is Flor­ live atock mnn nlso. ida’s special crop o f cltniB fruits, Commenting on tho decision o f tho ing kept in fiovernl different sections which bring to tho lucky grower! Alabama court, the Mobile Register of the city. Later thoy will bo car­ something liko $520,000,000 this sea­ ndd the susgestion: “ Thoro now ro- ried to the court houso and it will bo son. What northern stnto which has mnins n needed further decision to n matter of pushing along with u been considered n strictly ngrlculturplace the burden of protection upon crowd nnd waiting ono's turn to reg­ ister. nl stnto can match this record? We tho owners o f rnngo cattle, wkothor The great trouble with our country hnvo said nothing of the long list of within a Btock-lnw district or not.” vegetables which nro shipped from If tho legislature of Florida .would today is that mnny persons do not tho stnto, nnd help mnke up tho ag­ take that suggestion to itself, nlso, it take n proper interest in public nfgregate o f 50,000 carloads yearly, would ho hut n short while before tho fnirs. Many worthwhile citizens fall nroduccd in Florldn sand. The stateto register and when they register open range o f Floridn would ntomntments mndo nbovc nrc fncts which they fall to vote. Thoy nro often "too icnlly abolish itself; for tho cost of busy’ to attend to a matter of vital enn bo cnslly verified. Thoy nrc not "protection” .would fnr out count in tho vnln boastings of enthusiastic importance. the end tho cost of fencing, pnd tho nnd not too scrupulous rcnl estate It's a fact that cannot ho disputed butter grades of cuttlo would soon bo ngonts bent on soiling Innd. But they that tho professional politician sees recognized ns moro profitublo under show something o f whnt can ho done to it thnt overy person whoso voto ho fence than tho scrub cows now raised with Florldn sand, hacked up by can control is registered nnd thnt ho on the open range.— Tampa Tribune. Floridn sunshine, and Florldn rnlm. "TIIE TRUTH ABOUT FLORIDA.”or sho votes on election day. This sounds more real nnd not liko —Tnmpn Times. ifut thoro is no professional politic­ the statements of soma of tho stato (IQ! papers thnt stockmen should ho mndo ian to round up tho mon or women For many years we havo been T n E FORI) PROPOSITION tho refnin thnt our Flor­ to fence their enttie nt onco nnd take who will voto tholr own convictions. henring tl; There is no one to see that tho man tho chnnccs of Lho stock dying nB they idn sand was worthless jfor agri­ Henry Ford's proposition to tnko nro apt to do when thoy nro fonccd who is too busy to exerciso his right cultural purposos. The song was to voto rogistors In timo to ho eligible ovor tho^Muscle Shonls pnlnt and op­ first sung by tho old “ crackers” who A Missouri Editor hns suggested a without tho proper grasses nnd feeds on election day. ► 1 erate it with n view to public scrvico enmo Into the land after the Indians new wny to pay tho bonus—ho gots being planted nt least a year or more But tho voto of a “ controlled mnn" is arousing opposition from big inter­ were driven out, and It Is evident tho idea from tho recent action o f beforehand. It is tho opinion o f tho is worth ns much ns tho voto o f any ests. Mr. Ford’s plans nro so differ­ thnt thoy believed It themselves, for the sennto In voting Henry Ford’s Hernld, nnd we livo in n stock coun­ other citizen. ent from tho plnns of big business very fow o f them over put It to tho scat to Newberry. Ho snys it should try ns well as a farming country, thnt thnt his operation of tho great power Therefore it behooves thoso porsons test. Life was too easy In thoso he easy; if a scat in the Bonnto is tiie stockmen o f Florida aro anxious who havo been passing lightly over plant nt Muscle Shonls would he like­ enrly dnys, when tho forests were worth $200,000, why not sell them all to do the right thing in tho way o f lo­ ly to draw nttontion to the difference the duty ns n citizen to" registor nnd filled with gamo and tho lakes and to the highest bidders and use tho cal option fences and nlso dipping tho then vote. between Work dono for the public nnd rivers swarmed with fish, fo r the In­ money to pny tho soldiers? And then cattle if the dipping can be done by As long nH every citizen votes who work done for purely private ends. habitants to waste any time in the there is tho supreme court— the big tho cuttlemcn according to tho meth­ I h entitled to do so there is no danger Tho ono real objection to the lord plebeian pursuits of agriculture, on a prcdnlory interests should bo willing ods thnt their experience hns proved of tho mnjority electing tho wrong proposition Is tho length of the fran­ soil thnt was of doubtful value at tho to pay n million dollars a-piocc for is the best. In other words tho cattle­ mnn or men. best. They wore poor enough, meas­ chise. nut this can ho cured by a pro­ five or six o f tho Jobs, and a fow men of Florida nro law abiding citi­ The mnn who fails to register or to ured by dollnr values, but they wer'o vision permitting tho government to millions for tho presidency— last zens nnd want to do what is right hut voto cunnot blame anyone but him­ rich in thingB to cat and drink, and toko ovor tho plant nt nny time on they have been misunderstood nnd time it cost the republican party al self if he feels nftCr election that tho they needed little to wear, so why torms thnt are cqultnble. Mr. lord most nine millions to pick that plum. told to do as the theorist said or Bufwrong men were put into office. Ho worry In the effort to produco crops would ho tho last mnn to object to a And then there Is tho control o f the fur the consequences. They think nnd hns fallen down in his duty as n citi­ from tho sandy noil (o bring in mon­ provision which would protect the gov­ house—tho tariff benoflcinrios nnd thoy hnvc ovary reason to bellovc, that zen nnd ns long ns ho looks on voting oy for which thoy hnd littlo use. They ernment ngninst futuro contingencies. the follows who hnvo to pny tho big there nro thousands o f acres o f Innd lightly,, just so long will ho continuo drifted nlong from year’s end to Ho cannot ho expected to be alive surtaxes might uso n lot o f tho Jobs in tiie- state o f Florldn nt tho present to ho n negative factor in tho govern­ yenr’s end, exemplifying in tholr dal­ when tho franchise ends nnd no one at $100,000 each Even Herrick's time that nrc* not fit for nnything ex­ ments ho helps support. ly life the supremo virtue o f con- knows who will fnll heir to his power cept the grazing lands. There are no seat might get a bid. whon ho dies. A Blmpie cluuso, u f«w The good women who nro now eli­ tontmont. , l farms or ornngo groves in thoso lands -------------o------------words long, permitting tho govern­ gible to vote should take as groat nn But gradually stories o f Florida’s nnd will not ho for mnny years to PROPERLY PLACING TIIE ment to protect tho people by taking interest in governmental affuirs as wonderful climnto began to seep como. Thoro is no reason In tho BURDEN. over tho plant whenever such a po'^f the men and thoy should register as through the land, and strangers from world why the cnttlo should not ronm seems wise would romovo the one » soon ns possible.— Jacksonville Me­ tho lands o f winter began coming A recent decision of tho Alabama free nnd undisturbed on these Innds. tropolis. , Joction which enn ho raised ngninst here. Tho first who camo from tho supremo court snys thnt a county is Whore tho fnrmers nnd grovo owners tho proposition in its presont form.— black soil states, looked ovor tho om­ not obliged to fence In a stock-lnw hnvo como in nnd taken up lands the, nipresent sand, elevnted tholr noses THE BUY-AT-HOME PLAN. W. J. Bryan. district in order to prevent trosposs cattle should bo removed. Locnl op­ in the nlr, and vowed they would not ---------------------- -— ---------------------------------by rungo cattle, but thnt “ tho burden tion should apply in ovory county in TBY A DAILY HXHAXD WANT AD. give ono acre In “ Illlnoy” of “ Ioway” A littlo city in Kansas thnt hud been of keeping such cnttlo o ff tho closed tho stnto before tho no fonco inw is demanded and until all tho lands of struggling along for « number of range is upon the owners o f cnttlo.” yours in n precarious Way suddenly Something liko that question recent­ tiie stnto are tnkcn up by farms the hnd nn awakening. A chamber of ly nroso on thu Florida east const in cnttlo should remain. Tho dipping is commorco thnt hnd existed in nnmc ■n n county where local stock-laws wore recognized by tho cattlemen of Florida only, wns organized with ono of tho enneted by tho Inst legislature. Tho ns being nil right only thoy do not best business men o f tho city ns pres­ want to ho ipndo to dip tholr cnttlo courts hnvo not passod In finality on " ------------ — -------------------------- — ident nnd ho put tho members nt work ■ overy fourteen dnys in tho hot sum­ tho issuo raised in this state, hut it investigating. This was tho menus would appear that commnn senso di­ mer timo when driving tho cnttlo to of tho city discovering itself. the dipping vats will kill them nnd rect nttontion to tho principle laid This littlo city was in tho midst of did kill them. Thoy want to dip them down by the Alnbnmn court. n rich farming country nnd hnd onco according to tho conditions in Florida Cnttlo nnd othor rnngc animals nro boon n flourishing trading center. But permitted to roam nt inrgo nnd nt will that are vastly diffurontNfrom other business genornlly was nt low ebb of part? o f tho country. In fact if tho in Florida. If they wnndor into n Savings should havo as dcflnito a place in late years. Tho business nmn who re­ town pr corn fiold tho presumption is cattlemen of Florida are mot half wny organized the chnmbcr of commerce the family expense account as the hill3 f°r thnt tho town or corn field owner hnd they will bo found on the side of,inw know what wns tho matter with tho and ordor nnd trying to do thoir part not sufficient fence to protect thorn fuel, food, light and clothes. city and ho took tho right menus to against the incursion of tho cnttlo. toward building up tho state. Thnt correct tho evils. Thoro hnd boon a This is an extremely unjust position thoy hnvo been misunderstood in tho woeful lack of co-operation among' If you would bo successful, you m ust allot n for a stato to nssumo in the light of past goes without Buying and that tho business men. Instead of co-oporits knowledge thnt tho nvorngo rango thoso who know hut littlo about rais­ •certain part o f your salary to thrift. nting thoy were givon to "knifing” land for pnsturngo purpose? is worth ing cattlo hnvo tried to foist Iuwh up­ onch othor. ' about a dollar nn aero, whilo tho vnluo on thorn that would jlrivo thorn out of This now president o f tho chamber The Peoples' Bank of Sanford cordially in­ of cultivated farm, truck Innds nnd clt-( huslnoss is n well known fact. Tho of commorco gave them tho first les­ tlmo is coming whon all cattlo in niH groves in Florida runs all tho wny vites tho deposits o f tho small Baver. son In co-oporation in sending out from threo hundred to throo thousand Florida will bo undor fonco but it is a You can Ion# way o ff at present and tiie solu­ business‘mon as committees of inves­ Make yourself save— and succeed, dollars par ncro, per crop produced. tigation. In their discussions o f tho Under tho present stato laws a vast tion of tho uffnlr nt this timo is for do so if you will. area is kopt cultivated bocauso thous­ tho cattlemen nnd tho formats to got situation with tho various business ands of smnll farmors and homestead­ togothor and framo n local option kill men, thoy each discovered for thom; i ers aro not financially ablo to fonco thnt will cover the present difficulties selvos tho lack of co-oporatlon. So i Iwhon those committees camo togothor tholr holdings; and unless thoy nro of tho situation and then work hand In fenced It Is worso than usoloss to at­ hand In tho futuro for tho gradual to report, ovory commltteo reported a tempt Improvomont of pny kind. , fencing o f tho cattle undor thousands lack o f co-oporation nmong business Whatever advance toward agricul­ of nercs of lunds thnt will grow g ra ss,mon* They had found thnt ono busltural freedom for Florldn tho state nnd food to keep tho cattlo from stnrv. ness man had been knocking nnothor may hnvo mode prior to 1021, tho leg­ Ing to death after they nro finally to nn extent that they hnd no faith islature o f that year not only halted, foncad. Florida cattlo cannot ho In each other nar tho public in anyj : A Necessary j Requisite-- s s j The Peoples Bank of Sanford \ __ , • �1 SI2 PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1922 : ,e*iW't NOTICE OF ADMINISTHA1 local cotton factors, and the ware­ WOODS WILL GIVE house was the proporty o f the Caro­ (For Final Discharge) TIME TO FLORIDA AUTO ASSOCIATION lina Warehouse company. Tho ori­ gin o f the blaze has not been deter­ In court of County Judge, Semin el# County, State of Florida Florida Journalist to Devote Time to mined In re Estate of Reorganization of Association DRY AGENT RESIGNS W. T. Humphrey. ___ Without Salary. -Notice is hereby given, to all whom' (tlr T h e AaiMitatrd P r o t o ) it may concern, that on tho 10th day Hon Claronco E. Woods, well-known WASHINGTON, March 2L— W ilFlorida journal Journalist luonua » and publisher, Ruonsner, has ..us , |am 0njbert atUchod to tho Staun- o f May, A. D. 1922, I shall apply to "_ crop is marketed vby distributors on a five per cont commission. The distributors have selling contracts with the growors In consideration p f advances made for seed and fertilizer % during tho growing season. preparations are now under way Tho spaulding roso is tho only for what promises to bo the largest variety grown In tho Hastings socpotato shipping season Florida has tion. Farther south Irish cobblers Thomas Brooks fjletoher to Leoever had. The acreage planted to are produced. On the West Coast ture at Chautauqua. new potatoes in Florida this year Is some bliss triumphs and Irish Cob­ accepted n position as secretary o f prohibition enforcement o f- f !“ e H «nor^ le ^ estimated by the United States De­ tho Florida Automobiio Association, ' . **' o f said court, as Judgo o f Probata, for blers are grown. Tho double-hoad partment o f Agricutturo at 24,800 w « . announced y c.tcrd n , by M. M. « ” ■' 1‘Z ^ final ditcher*. . . AdlllllllilW lH M barrel is tho standard container. W ill Qh/e One of the Inspiring Ad­ ”It ------ . ' . -------in with connection witn ------------v .............' connection d l.clo .n rc. disclosures r .g .r d - of' regard[ho eiU te o f w T H unphrtJi i f • acres, This Is 'an increase o f 49.8 per \yhcn" barrel's* calinot bo „„ _obtained dresses Which Havs Mads Him Smith, President o f the organization. , the opcrntIonr o f #n ,nicIt atlU cont. over tho 1021 acrcago o f 10,0001Bnc|t8 containing 150 pounds net are Nationally Known; "Mr. Woods has agreed to devote horC( hag „ ubmUtod h,8 ^ . ^ n t i o n , ceased, and that at tho same time I acres wil! present to said Court my final his time to tho work of re-organizing used, although these containers are Commissioner Haynes announced. As heretofore n field station of tho accounts as Administratrix o f aald the association,” Mr. Smith said, not suitable for stock that is not Thomas Brooks Fletcher, who will Action by prohibition headquarters United States Department of Agri­ fully matured nnd firm. Crates of estate, and ask fo r their approval. "nnd is serving without nny salary. five one of his great dramatic lec­ culture will bo maintained at Has­ various sizes are also used to a ture* at tho Redpath Chautauqua I cannot sny how much wo appreclato upon the disclosures will bo depen­ Dated March 7th, A. D. 1922. dent upon investigation by Director tings for the purpose o f keeping tho limited extent. here, is one of the real stars o f lec- thin generous offer, but I am sure ROSA L. HUMPHREY, Fulwiller, o f. Virginia, Mr, Hnynos growors and shippers informed lof turedom, 3-7-o.n.w-9wc Administratrix* that tho association will bo greatly dally markot conditions nnd prices "Thomas Brooks Fletcher,” says bcnofltted nnd will be o f more use­ saaid. ANDREWS' OPINION in tho large consuming markets tg Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver, "Is one fulness to the state than it has been APPLIES ONLY TO TO FORMULATE POLICY. of the most powerful orators o f our which Florida potatoes are shipped before.” GEOROE ATZ CASE Daily advises regarding shipments to Mr. Woods enmo to Florida in 1912 WASHINGTON, March 21.— The market from other producing sec­ i nnd hnB been editor of sovoral FlorLocal Judge Upholds Seizure o f LP . , I . , , .. m i, general policy committee o f the tions wil also be available. This in. n o ».rn p .r« ncludlng the E u .tl. M|no w „ k„ r, America, quor Without Search Warrant in formation will enable tho distribu­ I..ko n c*l.n which ho publl.be,I for yc„ tcr,|ny m00t Krkl.y OneJiUitance Because of Pe­ tors to regulate, shipments so that .lx y c c . Prior to th .t tlm . h . . . . , C|ovollJ l0 formu|„l6 „ p0ncy culiar Facta. the demand in tho various markets editor o f sovoral newspapers in Ken­ be followed by the bituminous miners can bo properly met. tucky and founded tho Lebanon, Ky., Judge Chnrles O, Andrews, in dis­ when work is suspended April 1. Tho Florida produdes the first new Enterprise. Ho was formorly mayor coll wns issued by John L. Lewis, potatoes to appear on Eastern mar­ cussing yesterday, his opinion which o f Richmond, Ky., nnd during tho international president. kets. There . Is practically no com­ upheld tho decision o f tho county war was inspector o f explosives for petition and the crop is readily dis­ court of Lake county in tho case o f Florida. Mr. Woods wns for sixteen Some of the statesmen who . think posed of. L ast' year 1945 cnrloads George Atz, who was convicted on a yenrs, editor of tho Delta, tho nation­ BAVH YOU MONMY they are instruments o f Destiny ore were marketed. The quantity would charge o f having illegal possession o f al publienttlon for Sigma Nu frater­ Writ* as merely wind instruments. have been much larger had not ex­ liquor, declared that his ruling ap­ nity. Empire Hotel Block cessively dry weather affected tho plied only to “ tho facts In this enso” The now secretary Is well known yield. In 1020 moro thnn 3,845 car­ nnd not in n general way to tho ap­ ORLANDO. FLORIDA in nil scotlons of tho state and Presi­ Henry McLaulin, Jr. loads wore marketed. Now York is plication o f tho lnw governing seizure dent Smith and otl>cr officers o f the OPTICIAN— OPTOMETRIST the largest single market nnd to of liquor under n Rcnrch warrant association predict that a complete In substance the opinion held ns cclved 015 cnrlondB last year. Phila­ H A LL’S BARBER nnd effective ro-organizntion will bo delphia received 250 cars; Chicago follows; accomplished under hln direction.— SHOP **• * * (1) did not disclose a viola, 141 cars; Pittsburg, 105 cars, Cin­ Orlando Sentinel. cinnati 100 cars; Baltimore 0} cars. tion of the constitutional rights o f Next door to the Princess Theatrs Primary destinations o f tho ontiro Atz, tho evidence showing thnt the T H O M A S BRO O K S F L E T C H E R WHEATLEY ACQUITTED place whore tho liquor was soized crop numbered more than 05 cities. THE O N LY U N IO N IN CRIMINAL COURT was not tho privntc residence, nor time. He Is not an old-time platform Florida now potatoes brings high SHOP IN SANFORD 212 East. 1st St. 8anford, Fla. prices as compared with old stock placo of business, nor a taking from entertainer, n o entertains, but ho also has a powerful message and knows Winter Garden Doctor nnd Bckemeyer the person, nor was tho liquor de­ production costq ,‘nnd heavy losses how to tell It. I'eoplo ^nnt to hear Both Found "N ot Guilty." PRICE LIST resulting from excessively rainy and scribed clnssed ns property In this about the things that are being dono a^a a^a qp Shave .................... :..... 20c dry weather. The hazard of weather state; nor was there a seizure ex­ and need to be done In this country, Dr. C. I .Wheatley, a Winter Gar­ cept by consent of Atz. and that 1b what Fletcher Is tolling den physician, wns ncquitted yosterdamage is ever present nnd neces­ Hair C u t...................... 40c BEFORE BUYING “ (2) The opinion further holds them about. lie leaves tho Impress of dny in criminnl court of n chnrgo of sitates the planting of considerably thnt the courts of this Btnto hnvo Ms lecturo on every community." Shampoo .....................35c more potatoes thnn nrc mnrketed. manslaughter In connection with tho A PHONOGRAPH never ndherod to tho rule that a per­ LaBt year, the general average profinding o f the b o d y 'o f nn infant in M assage.......................$5c duction for the season was only son on trial could wait till tho tak­ POTATO SHIPPING the woods nonr Winter Garden sev­ S in g e....................... 35c See the about 30 barrels per acre on nccount ing of testimony at the trinl before eral weeks ago. Henry S. BckemoyBEGINS; MARKETS objecting to the evidence ns being inof tho unusually dry wenthcr. Also This shop ha* been renovated, cleaned BEGINNING TO OPEN cr, of Winter Gnrden, charged with prices of inbor and fertilizer wero ndmisHnble because procured by the and painted throughout. We employ being nn accessory, wns also found high nt planting timo; freight rates stnto in nn unauthorized wny, for only tho most skilled barbers, guar­ not guilty. , were high, acreage hnd been reduced example, by nn unlawful senreh nnd ’ Shipping of spring potatoes out of antee satisfaction and will nppredto Testimony introduced nt the trial — at— and there was n large supply of old seizure. Tho facts In this case did tho Hastings section began yesterday tended to show that tho operation your patronage, stock on tho markets. In 1920 a not fnll within section 22 of the de­ when about Bixty barrels went for­ said to hnvo boon performed by Dr. heavy rainfall continuing for twolvo claration o f rights of our constitu­ ward from Federal Point. They wero Whentloy wns not illegal under tho H A LL’S BAR BER hours on May 18 caused nn estimated tion securing to the rights o f tho peo­ circumstances, nnd statements to this consigned by R. G. Gray, Mr. Hub­ SHOP damage to the crop of approximately ple "in their person, houses, pnpors effect wore substantiated by tho ORLANDO, FLA. Next tD Princess nnd effects ngninst unreasonable bard nnd Mr. Atkinson. Tho price $1,000,000 \ in the Hastings section principal witnesses for tho prosecuseizures nnd searches.” received for thoso will not bo known a ^ a q !^ a alone. Thera hns also been a sixtiton. It was further proved thnt tho We also sharpen Razor Blades Tho above provision of tho consti­ until returns are received from thp infant wns still horn. tcon-inch rain in February just after a Inrgo portion o f the crop had been tution hns been amply provided for brokers. It is expected, however, County Solicitor Murphy wns as­ planted, and about two-thirds of tho by slntuto nnd nny unlawful senreh thnt the price will open up as high as sisted by W L. Tifdon in tho prose­ entire acreage in tho Hastings dis­ o f proporty or persons, or seizure $12 nH Bermudas nro selling now for cution, the defense being represented without lawful warrant will not bo $16 in some markets. A carload by C P. Dickinson.— Orlando Sentinel. trict hnd to bo replanted. npproved, hut condemned, if brought from West Palm Bench yesterday Hastings located on the Florida properly to attention by legal prowdro sold for $10 f. o. b. Pnlm Bonch. East Coast Railway, 50 milcB south of CHARGE BRIBE OFFERED ccedlngs in the seventeenth judicial Hastings Is beginning to tnko on a Jacksonville, and 10 miles enst of hustling air which nlwnys precedes i n r T h e A n an rlate* P r ra a l Palatka, is the center o f activity, circuit.— Orlando Sentinel. WWASHINGTON, March 21.— The the opening of the potato season. and practically /the entire 'crop is Cleanliness is next to Godliness chnrgo thnt President Harding nnd State Orgnnizcr J. Rood Curry, o f POST OFFICE marketed by distributors located at Secretary Hughes "boldly offer n the Floridn Citrus Exchange, nrrivod that point. Tho larger portion of tho BILL PASSES in Palatka yesterday, accompanied by bribe to tho World wnr veterans to Wc invite the public and all users o f ELDER THE SENATE Samuel George, former mnnngcr o f espouse the cnusc o f the money pow­ SPRINGS W ATER to visit the spring and in the office at Hastings, nnd R. J. ers in their efforts to establish ns a our method o f handling its product. W hy take lUr The Aaanrlntrd I’ rraa) WASHINGTON, March 21.— The Kepler. Mr. Curry said thnt tho o f­ pnrt o f our revenuo systom tho vic­ a chance 7 Your eminent physicians claim postofflco appropriation bill, carry­ fices nt Hastings will bo opened ious policy of n general sane tax,” that this water in unexcelled and Its purity ing $623,773,000, wns passed late Monday nnd will bo under the direct 1s made in a minority report on the makes it most beneficial fo r many troubles. yesterday by tho Sennto after a heat­ management o f tho Volusia County soldiers' bonus bill filed yesterday by to The Ford people o f Sanford as well as the ed light. Tho mensure carries $63,- Citrus exchange, of which R. J. Kep­ Rep. Kitchen, o f North Carolina, a " s Western Uiiion recommend this water for 309,000 more than wqb passed by the ler is manager. He will bo in full tanking democrat on the wnys nnd batteries. means committee, nnd four other House, $50,000,000 o f tho incrense charge at Hastings “ Our operations at Hastings nnd minority members of thnt committeo. going for federal highway aid. Call phone 311 and have a bottle o f this water Tfio hill also carries provisions for in tho potnto belt last year scorns to The other four representatives ns sent you and protect vour health. restoring to service tho New York hnvo given very .Bntlhfactory returns Oldfield, Arkansas; Crist of Georgln; pneumatic mail tubes and fur con­ to the growers nnd we hnvo numer­ Carew, of New York, nnd Tnguo, of 5 11 Attractions 11 ■ tinuing tho New York to San Fran­ ous letters and inquiries ns to wheth­ Massachusetts, air maall service, Thu vote on er our office would be opened this S ^ Including i x S cisco 20 BALES OF COTTON BURN tho tubes amendment wns 36 to 19 season," snld Mr. Curry. "There hns ■ nnd enmo after n bitter nttack hnd already been largo acreages signed a Grout Comedy Drnma SANFORD FLORIDA (I ly T h r A um iolntrd been mndc on tho proposition by sev­ up with our office and by such sub­ GOLDSBORO, N. C., March 21.— [ “ FRIENDLY [ eral Democrats. The $50,000,000 w « h stantial growers in your community Twenty bnlcs of cotton in Bobbitt accepted by tho Senate without do- ns H O. Hamm nnd Thos. M. Wnldron, men who hnvo nlwnys profited by us­ Brothers’ warehouse wero destroyed ■ ' ENEMIES | bnte and without a roll call, when the warehouse wns burned A light centering around post­ ing tho exchange Tho deal will bo SANFORD M ARBLE & GRANITE W O R K S Sunday. The cotton nnd other loss offlco appointments, originating ear­ a big one thin year nnd there is a [ SOLIS’ [ ly in the discussion o f the bill, re­ greater need fo r proper distribution, was estimated nt $200,000 pnrtly JOHN GOVE, Proprietor covered by insurance. Tho cotton CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY a Central American £ sulted Just before adjournment o f tho tho secret of getting profits fo r tho Sennto in the Introduction by Sena­ growers, nnd we think tho exchange was owned by H. Weil nnd brothers, 1018 West First Street 1018 West Firat Street ■ M ARIM BA BAND 5 tor Harrison, Democrat, Mississippi, hns tho facilities for bringing thnt of a resolution calling on tho Presl. Burcess to tho growers"— Pnlntkn NEW ENGLAND dent to supply tho Sennto with the News. MALE QUARTET number o f executive ordors ho has issuod removing postofficcs from civ­ ENGLISH STAR WAS GRETCHEN COX ■ NURSE IN WORLD WAR il sorvico classification. Tho resolu­ AND COMPANY tion went over under tho rules.' s ZEDELER SYMPHONIC 1 “ SERVICE THAT COUNTS'* Tho light which culminated in tho Mary Forbes, who hns a prominent We handle everything in Harrison resolution wns precipitated. rolo in John M. Stahl’s "Tho Child QUINTET by nn amendment increasing tho num Thou Gnvcst Me,” a First Nntionnl ntN o t a b l e ! i U m r t t E S " : bor o f postal inspectors, n move j traction, which will bo shown nt the : THE FRUIT A N D VEGETABLE LIN E ON TIMELY which Mr. Harrison charged wnH to Stnr Theatre Wednesday, is one of g Car Lots or Less. Ship ub make more places for Republicans. England’s stage stnrs who gave up THEMES , Tho debate quickly entered the sub­ fnmo nnd a career to enter tho world 1 Richmond, Virginia ject of postmnBtor appointments nnd war ns a nurse. Her services' of threo ■ — BIG DAYS— the President woh charged with hav­ years covered work at tho front nnd I ing romovod the Marion, Ohio, office in tho hospitals of Pnrls nnd Lon­ ■ * from civil service by oxccutlvp order don. so thnt ho could appoint tho post­ While at tho front she was mndo n DELICIOUS ! CHAUTAUQUA master In his homo town. captive in one of tho Germans' raids, hut.was fortunate in getting nn cnrly 5 Season Ticket $3.00 WEEK'S WEATHER exchange list. Upon her discharge she wns decorated for loyal nnd valWeather Outlook for tho Period March innt service. I*1 .! C.,r.tU‘ ! ' *b»e •Briultr*. It’» StU-Adjeillsg, tad limply dipt or tv In Bottles Everywhere 20 to 25, Inclusive .fr io r to entering tho war, MIhb tho fettd, cltipi at tilt wall! aad uudtrSouth Atlantic und East Gulf ntut- Forbes hnd her own company at tho Demand tho genuine— name stamped on every crown— ask ana, aad amouha oat ogly llnti. I f you r '{••Ur c an 'l f l i t , land actual fo r it by name W EEK HERE s os; Unsottlcd und warmor with rains Ambassador Theatre in London, where a d d r t u and flrat port o f week followed by gonoral-1 sho combined tho rolo of star with t i i S 0 ' Se i n t 34 U f lo * n* ’ Bottled only by paid. 43J, ” * C lrctit p n ly fair and normal temporaturo until tho duties of producer and stage man­ Friday or Saturday when .rain Is ager. Sho makes her American debut 5!*®° Hjrglonlc-Faalilon Inalltute The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company 120 EaM 16th S t. N .w Yotk, Dtp’l M. 3 again probuble. In "The Child Thou Gavost Mo." Largest Potato Ship­ ping Season Florida Ever Had is Prospect NOTED DROUTH! ORATOR COMING GLOBE PIANO CO. NEW EDISON DRENNEN PIANO CO. 5 SAFETY FIRST a j Redpath I |Chautauqua! [ Elder Springs Water Co. [ CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY 5 j 5 REDPATH w ..DELAWARE WNCH.. a CHAUTAUQUA [ \APR. 4 TO APR. 8 : I •Li �} THE SANFORD DAILY HEfiALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1922 PAG E POUR STATE IS SELF-SUPPORTING AND CAN SUPPLY OTHER STATES ( n r The AeeoelNlrd Trees) GAINESVILLE, March 20.— Florida apparently will have enough this sum­ mer and fall to food itself nnd supply a generous portion of food to those parts of tho country which are not self supporting, if the semi-monthly repoort of the. Fodcrnl Bureau of Crop Estimates here on crop conditions dur­ ing the first fifteen dnys o f Mnrch can be taken af nn indication of the prospects. Tho report, issued under date of March IB, follows: "Tho Btato ns n wholo has had fnvorablo wenther for early crops nnd planting. Rain is needed in some sec­ tions of Central nnd South Floridn. "GonornI planting of corn is in pro­ gress. Stand nnd condition o f early plantings throughout the Southern part o f the Btatc are good. "Oats are making good growth and furnishing excellent grazing. "Planting of rice in underway. reasonable, or otherwise in violation o f the Interstate Commerce Act. Under date of December 11, 1022, tho Commission begun a general In­ vestigation, docket 12203, fo r the purpose o f determining whether, and to whnt extent, If any, further gen­ eral reductions In the rates, fnres and charges of carriers by railroad appli­ cable In Interstate or foreign com­ merce law can lnwfully be required by order or ardors of tho Commission under Section 1 or’ other provisions o f the Interstate Commerco Act, up­ on any commodities or description o f traffic Tho taking o f testimony in this investigation waB concluded March 4th, and oral argument was had before 'the full commission from March 8th to March 13th, inclusive. Tho testimony Is now being consid­ ered by the Commission in confer, once, and in view o f tho great impor­ tance of tho matters Involved in this proceeding, the Commission will an­ nounce its findings at the carlist pos­ sible date. In this connection, I might add that during the course pf tho hearings in this investigation considerable testi­ mony wns offered setting forth in de­ tail the general conditions with which the fruit and vegetable ship­ pers of Florida are now confronted. Mr. F. C. W. Krnmcr, Jr., testified at length on behnlf of the cnbbago gi-owers o f Floridn, and Mr. I. T. Williams nnd Mr. D. Dow offered tes­ timony on behalf of the fruit nnd vcgetnblo shippers o f Floridn. Mr. J.’ H. Tench o f the Rnilroad Commis­ sion of the Stnte of Florida nlso tes­ tified nnd plnced in evidence certain exhibits comparing freight nnd re­ frigeration chnrges on citrus fruits, cabbage nnd vegetables from Palmet­ to, Floridn, to New York, Boston, Cincinnati and n number o f othor points. Very truly yours, G. B. McGlNTY, Secretary. PLANT CITY GREAT STRAWBERRY CENTER SHIPS lOfi CARS III) The AnNiirlntril I'rfM l PLANT CITY, Mnrch 20.— Plant City has shipped twenty-nine percent o f its strnwberry crop this senson by SENATOR FLETCHER URGES REDUCTION IN FREIGHT RATES Mnrch 10, 1022. Honorable Duncan U. Fletcher, United States Senate. My Dear Senntor: Referring to tho letters, petitions nnd resolutions filed by you with tho Commission, urging reductions in freight rates on agricultural products from Floridn: Tho Commission, under the law, is not given authority to ninke reduc­ tions in rates except nftcr hearing on n formal complaint, at which it is shown that such rates arc unjust, un* Daily Fashion Hint freight and the freight movement alone thus far has totalled 100 cars. Total shipments of berries up to the first of the week, both by freight and express amounted to 1,500,307 quarts, which netted the growers $537,004s gross. Fourteen solid cars of ber­ ries represented shipments Inst week. The eitrus fruit movements from here this senson amounted to 715 cars, GGG of them in solid car ship­ ments nnd the balance in small lot shipments by express. In addition to large quantities of small lot ship­ ments by express, vegetables for­ warded, principally cabbage, havo amounted to 34 enrs thus far. WHY PRESERVE EGGS Below Dr. N. W. Snnborn, poultry specialist of the University of Floridn answers the question "Why preserve eggs 7” "Baenuse fgesh eggs are most plen­ tiful in the spring and early sum­ mer. "Because eggs are cheapest in the spring and early summer. "Because eggs nre most expensive in fall and winter. "Because you will be able to uso the cheaper preserved eggs more i’recly in fall and winter. "Beenuse you enn sell your fresh "Because it means n snvmg of money.” Do you know how to preserve eggs by the water glqss method? If not, write to tho College of Agriculture, Gainesville, or call upon your county or home demonstration agent. IS FIRST. In diversity o f food pro­ ducts. In value per acre of farm products, In untillod area that is tlllaIn In In In In In In In In In In In In number of growing days. phosphato production. • naval stores production. Fuller’s oarth production fishing industries. area of standing timber, muck soils. length of coast lino. variety o f trees. variety of fish. variety of birds. variety of hoy crops. winter-grown truck products. In cocoanuts. In bananns. , In camphor. m the bujrp not destroyed in tho fall. tho trap crops, sprny with korosono A s soon as all tho bugs have attacked emulsion, IB to 20 por cent strength or burn with hand torches. \ 4. — If any bugs miss the above treatment and got on tho mnln crop, It will pay to hand pick them at first nppenrnnec. Pick nnd drop Int on can o f kcroseno, nnd burn. 5 , — if bugs are missed by nny or all o f tho above methods, they will lay many eggs in musses which are read­ ily found. Gnthor nnd crush tho eggs. 'SERGE ASSUMES GIVERS ROLES Winsome and charming are the roles ■which serge assumes on tIn* stage of fashion this season, ll is lovely in the first model, a dark blue straight line frock embroidered in henna rope silk. The ribbon belt is in sell-color and the standing collar is finished with a narrow band of henna embroidery. Medium size requires 3 yards 54-inch material. Combined with satin, as in the second design, serge is quite as reductive. The utlsh girdle is trimmed with black and silver embroidery, but the trimming does not npjtcnr anywhere else on the -dress, The sleeves arc long nnd closefitting; tho neck in the youthful round Outline. Medium size requires 3 yards 40-lnch satin and ynrd 54-lnch eerge. ■ First Model: Pictorial Rcylcw Dress No. 9087. Sizes, 34 to 50 Inches bust. .Price, 35 cents. Embroidery No. 12300. llUillRLT. U IUU W Transfer, blue orl ^ yellow, 20 rents. Second Model: Dress Sites, 34 to 46 inches bust, cents. iin in iiH a iiiH A iM n i^ iH n ,,, for the man with a H. C. L. IS SLOW IN DESCENDING REPORTS SHOW B A N K ACCOUNT? How is it with you? A COMMUNITY BUILDER level of January. Tho Increase was F. P. FORSTER, President most pronuonced among farm pro­ ducts nnd foodstuffs. Rome of the more pronounced de­ creases in retail food prices in Feb­ ruary were evaporated milk, fresh milk, olcomnrgnrlne, strictly fresh eggs, bread nnd some ennnod foods. The Sixteen articles increased In price The very latest style The during the month, the most importnut being onions, ham, oranges, The lamb, flour, lard nnd sugar. During the month from January IB to Febru­ The ary 15, the average sum expenditure fta food decreased in 'twenty-eight The cities, ns follows: A T YO U R O W N PRICE ■Rnnsns Cltjr, 4 percent; Scranton, The Pa'., 2 percent; Chlcngo, Columbus, The Dallas, Houston, New Haven, Now The Orleans, Norfolk, Peoria, Pittsburgh, Drop a Coin in the Box The Portland, Maine; Providence, Roches­ ter. Hnvnnnnh nnd Springfield, Ills., For a few days only one percent. In Attnntn, Birmingham, Boston, Bridgeport, Cincinnati, Jacksonville, Louisville, Mobile nnd New York, there wns a decrenso of less thnn five SULPHUR WILL KILL tenths o f one percent. RED SPIDERS ON CROPS In twenty-two cities there were tho following increases: Senttle, three p ercen (;' Memphis, Minneapolis, St. Paul , Salt Lake City, two percent; Baltimore, B uffa­ lo, Butte, Denver, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, Mllwnukee, Omnhn, Port­ land Ore., St. Louis, Washington, D. C., one percent. In Cleveland, Detroit , Newark, CITY TAX BOOKS CLOSE APRIL Philadelphia, Richmond and San 1, 1022, AFTER WHICH ALL T A X ­ Francisco, there wns nn# increase uf ES REMAINING UNPAID W ILL BE less that five tenths o f one percent. COLLECTED BY LEVY AND SALE OF THE PIIOPERTY UPON WHICH MRS. DORMAN MADE MEMBER TAXES ARE DELINQUENT. CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE ALFRED FOSTER, 204-24tc City Tax Collector. TALLAHASSEE, Mnrch 21.—Mrs. W. R. Dorman, of Live Onk, for 18 years nn attache o f the Floridn Leg­ islature, has been appointed a mem­ ber o f the democratic national con­ gressional committee. The congressional committee is composed o f one man nnd ono woman in each state. Arthur D. Rouse, o f The law provides that " I f tax­ Kentucky is national chnlrmnn. The The Tho The The The homo-scckor’s goal. fisherman’s Gnllilee. lumberman’s last stand. orchnrdist’s lotus-land. trucker’s opportunity. farmer’s ,thrco chances a year. stockman’s living world, dairyman’s flowing bowl. bcemnn’n land o f milk nnd honey. tourist’s land of prom­ ise. , sportsman’s rendez­ vous. ynchtmnn’s pnradise. film-maker’s dream. manufacturer’s future. citizen’s cornucopia. — W. A. McRAE, Commissioner of Agriculture. D. F. .WHITNER, Cashier THOS. J. A. REIDY Attorney and Counsellor-at-Liw Practicing in State and Federal Courts Over Seminolo County Bank George A . DeCottes Attorney-at-Lnw Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder SANFORD -;- -:- FLORIDA SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. Expert Auto Repair Work Phone 30 Corner First and Oak “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS" Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; if n* tell us. Phone 408 Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call 146-J W. RAWLING, Prop. SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill es upon real estate shall not be Work Trying to put a peace pact through paid before the first day o f April the senate is ono way to Borah trou­ of any year, tho Tax Collector CONTRACTOR and BUILDEK 617 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. ble. shall advertiso and sell.” This is to notify all concerned Geo. W . Knight that the requirements o f law will Real Estate and Insurance bp complied with and tho Tax SANFORD FLORIDA Books will positively be closed on April first as- provided by law and all lands on which taxes havo not been paid will be ad­ IN S H Q n T T ilK E vertised and executions issued for unpaid personal property taxes. IIAKEQU1N BUG IS NAME APPLIED TO NEW POST PLANT SNAP BEANS IN MARCH (Ill The AHMurlnlrd I'rvmO GAINESVILLE, March 20.— Farm­ ers who have been at a loss for n name to apply to the little red, yellow and black hug that dotes on such vege­ tables as cabbage, colinrds, lettuce and ho forthll may call it tho Harlequin cnbbago bug, on authority o f Profes­ sor J. It. Watson, of the Floridn Ex­ periment Stution, who has prepared a list of five directions to bo followod’ to prevent its seasonal incursions into the vegetable fields. They are moan little unImnlH, Prof. Watson snys, nnd nny effective insec­ ticide Is too effective for tho welfare of the vcgetnblo. His list of precautions follow: 1. — Clean up ull old plants about Kimball Pianos, from factory to thu garden or field ns soon us the homo prlcos. Whon you nro out shop'crop has been removed. Burn tho ping, don't fail to Btop in at T. J. plunts nnd bugH, Miller & Sons' and look thorn over. 2. — Clean up weeds and rubbish Then neo Mr. Lnnior, foe. prlcos and noar tho cahbugc field or gnrdon; burn terms. 288-tfc all Huch rubbish In fnll or cnrly winYou cun always estimate tho length tor, 3. — Trap crops of muBturd and oth­ of time tho wife hnB boon uway by counting the empty sardine - cans er related plunts, pluntod In spring, |to be destroyed by praying, will get about tho promlsOB. If your garden has a light, welldrnined- fertile soil, snap beans should do well in it. They require only sixty dnys from the time of plnnting to bear fruit. They nre le­ gumes and will add much nitrogen to the soil. plant snnp beans in rowH or hills, says W. L. Floyd, professor of horti­ culture, University of Florida. Culti­ vate frequently nnd shallowly, hut do not cultivate when tho leaves nro wot. If tho plants turn yellow, apply n smnll amount of nitrate of soda. Some o f the favorite varieties Rcfugco, StringlcBs nnd Red Blnck Vnlentinos. iiH iN iiiiim G a in s 21 P © as s i d s MASTiN’S Viiamon Tablets Now Used By KiI»loni As A Nat­ ural, Quick end liasy Way To Help Increase W JjU end Energy go remurknlilo l» tin* notion of MA8TI.VH VIT.VMoX TAlll.I.l'S In helping to lucres.o Uw nmirhUlng, lifultli-irlvlug power of wtmt you cat, that ono woman recently itnlu«il IK.utnlit lifter being tlilu aaJ ailing lor years. WiMik, tUIn, run-down men and women everywhere—victim, of un­ dernourishment— nro often r.ninreci nil tho nManUlilliff Improvement In their hcnUh, weight, menial aJsrtm r nnd nppenmi'ew nfier onlv n short roil ran i#i‘ iiAEXIN’S VIT-UtO.N T\lil FT3 MASTIN'O VITAMON’ TABLETS contain till threo vltcuilucs. truo or­ ganic Iron, tho rm-esfiury Ilino Tax Collector, Seminole County 292-M-W-S Started life together, One of them paid rent all of his life; the other PiV! lot and home. When they came to the last stretch on Iiw journey they mot, one o f them looked tired nnd discourng because all that he had to show for his life was a punch rent receipts), and the other looked like ho respected himf1 . nnej felt that he was a man among men. (because he accumulated a littlo something in his travels). Which man are you going to be? W e sell lots on easy terms with a small payment down A . P. CONNELLY, Agent �PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HE1* LD, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1922 been hero in the past seven years. HILLSBOROUGH HAS MOST AUTOMOBILES They havo ono o f the best stock com­ panies On ,tho road and Jast night TALLAHASSEE, March 21.— Hills­ played to a packed house. borough county with 9,547, had tho Tho Sanford Municipal Band will largest number of motor vhelclos in A t the many nice Suits just received. A ll rondor tholr regular Tuesday night sizes and patterns in the latest styles with the tho stato on tho face of statistics com­ concert at tho Pavilion-on the lake lowest prices. front tonight and a special program piled by n local firm on 4022 liconso has bfion arranged. Bandmaster Ball returns In tho Htato comptroller’s o f­ BUY NOW will show the band of twenty years fico March 1. ago a.id tho band of today. Cut out Duval canto second with 8,922 and that you may get your choice before the best the program In today’s Herald and Dado was third with 7,235, Polk coun­ tako It with you. ty topped Pinollas In tho list with 5,are picked 864 to tho latter's 5,047. Other counties having moro than 1,000 Includod: Orange, 4,781; Vo­ lusia, 4,021; Palm Ranch, 3,280; Es­ cambia, 2,507; Lako, 2,274; Alachua, if you are not a member of our Clothing Club. 1,085; Manatee, 1,814; Marion, 1,049; It's advantages are big. Let us explain it to j Jg Seminole, 1,345; Brevard, 1,200; Leo, 1,154; St. Lucie, 1,135; St. Johns, 1,you. 0 125; and Gadsden, 1,015. Hardco noodMETHODIST CHURCH CLOSED ed two moro devotees o f tho gnsolino trail to put it in tho lJJQO class. TWO WEEKS’ REVIVAL WITH WONDERFUL RESULTS Flagler, nn infant county, wns ut the bottom of tho list, with 111, It was anticipated*that the closing The Store That U Different day o f tho revival services at the A correspondent asks whether it is Methodist church would be a great right to say “ Tho Mon was hung” or day,— tho operation of tho spirit “ Tho man was hanged.” Tho mod­ Sanford, Florida throughout tho mooting justified that ern version is “ Tho Jury disagreed.” belief but the wonderful results of tho closing sorvlco challenged the MISS GRACE TOMPKINS faith of oven those who projoctod tho 1922 may not reward lighten} bat A llttlo deflation of national as­ v (Registered Nurse) movement. Sunday night’s servlco let ua hope it will produce some. pirations might help some. Surgical, Modlcnl nnd Obstetrical witnessed a voritablo l’ontccost o f tho calls answered spirit’s power to snvo souls. A t tho Solf-mado man; One who exercis­ In Utopia the folks can get excit­ 309 Fronch Avo. close of his Bormon, when Dr. Walker Phono 503-W ed sound judgment in the selection of edly patriotic without yearning to kill Invited nil those to como forward who 301-tfc a wife. somobody. desired to unlto with tho church they came in numbers; and not nlono. Many ». - O ’v ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a enmo bringing sheavos with them. Ono man, converted but throe days previous, was soon to leave his place nt tho altar twlco and!thread his way through tho crowded aisles seeking tho lost. Twlco ho rotumod to tho altar, neither time empty handed. Tho working of tho Spirit was won­ 6 H A D p derful., Whon tho invitation was fin­ ally closed tho nltnr wnB crowded two is deep—forty-fivo persons woro gather­ is ‘ T h o W orld’s Best” Self-Rising Flour. It, ed there ready to tako tho vows of is made from tho best patent soft wheat tho church. flour (not a particlo o f low grade) scientific­ Dr. Philips, who has worked In tho ally mixed with the purest leavening agents church nnd Sunday school for n per­ — fit for PEOPLE to eat. iod covering nenrly two scoro years' f and who 1b both nccurnto in his obser­ b e l jar c o f f e e co. vations nnd conservative In his esti­ A T YOU’D GROCERY STORE mates In speaking of tho results of tho revival said: "I consider tho mooting FLORIDA GROCERY CO. just closed tho greatest, in depth and ALW AYS FUESII DISTRIBUTORS, PALATKA. scapa of spiritual movement and in Not Sold in Bulk tho influenco of God’s powor in tho community— both within tho church nnd out of it— thqt I havo scon in Snnford in my forty years’ residence SANFORD— NEW YORK— MIAMI* here.” SEYMOUR, IND. It Is to bo noted also, that it wns a “ quiet movement, without undue ex­ citement,” wholly lacking tho whoopla methods employed by many modern ovangcllBts, showing a real depth of feeling which will bo of lnsting benoflt to tho individual nnd to tho com­ munity. Seventy pcoplo joined tho Metho­ dist church Sunday. Sixty of this number on profession of faith. A few who profor immersion as a mode' of baptism will bo lmmorsed in tho Wekiwa livor next Sunday. LOOK NOW TEMPERATURE ________ f t Classified Ads 5c a line. No f t ....ad taken for teas than 25c. f t and positively no classified pa ads charged to anyone. Cash pas must accompany all orders, pk Count five words to a line f t and remit accordingly. ft Pa ft ft ft ft ft m f t f t f t f t p a f t ft ft W ANTED W ANTED-ftlouse, rooms by couple. or unfurnished Phono 295-W. 807-fltp WANTED— Salesman with car to call on dealers with a low priced 0,000 mile fabric and 10,000 mile cord tire, f 100.00 a week with extra commis­ sions.— Universal Tiro & Rubber Co., Michigan City, Ind. 808-1 tp WANTED— Salesman^ 10,000 mile, new cord tires at one-half o ff to Hvo salesmen and distributors, exclu­ sive territory.— Manufacturer, 1110 S. Michigan, Chicago, 111.________ 807-2tp WANTEQ— Team work. Hanson Shoo Shop. Apply M". 30G-12tp f t SALESMAN to cover local territory, selling dealers. Guaranteed snlary of 1100.00 per week for right man.— l'ho Commercial Radium Co., Fifth Ave. Bldg., Now York. 300-Gtp WANTED TO TRADE— Pair of horscs for Ford truck in good condition. — M. Hanson Shoe Shop. 306>12tp ft ft ft ft t It says 81 In this ropart but part o f that warmness was from yesterday for this * morning it muBt bo down to 40 something. But what celery weather, what colory weather, and slnco we aro depending upon tho farms for a living wo just natural­ ly think wo are going to mako somo money. Thoro was never a finer spring for all crops and, our pepper crop looks fine. How is yours? 5:40 A. M. MARCH 21,1922 Maximum ..................... 81 Minimum .............. 50 Range 51, Northwest and clear. ISUCCESSFUL WAS REVIVAL IN EVERY WAY Perkins & Britt THE WEATHER For Florida; Fnlr tonight nnd Wednesday, continued cool; probably light frost in north portion tonight. JOIN NOW ft ft PERSONALS WANTED— 100 colored labororo wanted in the city o f Daytona, Fla., for concroto and'asphalt paving, also sowor work. Wages 17%c por hour, working ten hours por day. Pay in Just another llttlo touch of winter. cash ovory Saturday. Freo bunk house and commissary attached. Don’ t writo. N. II. Garner tho Sanford agent for Como ready to work. Job good for tho Oldsmokilo sold B. G. Smith of six months.— Atlantic Bithulithic Co. Ovoldo n now Olds Six yesterday, 303-1wc FOR SALE And tho celory cutting ts going on npneo with the- prlco lingering ar­ FOR SALE— Ford touring car, good ound |2 per crato right hero in Sanns now, used two months. Run loss ford. than ono thousand miles. Address W. E. Whltford, Altamonte Springs Ho­ Tom PcttuB, of Wilson, N. C., well tel.. 808-2tp known hero nnd ut other points in tho FOR SALE— Small form with build­ state, was in Snnford on businesa to­ ings. “ II" care Herald. 308-Btp day. . FOR SALE— Household furniture at the K. o f C. Hall on Oak nvenuo Hon. Sldnc? J. Cntts o f DoFunlak Wednesday.__________________ 808-3tp Springs Is in tho city today calling on FOR SALE—Now Homo Sewing ma­ his friends and looking over tho city chine, first class condition, 825.— gonorally. Mrs. Pearson, 1002 West First Stroot. 307-3tp This is tho time of tho year to be FOR SALE— Now Ford, nover run; thinking about paying your dues to 815.00 under motkot price.— A. L. tho Chambor o f Commerce and gotRoy, 200 Park Ave. 307-7tp tlng rendy for a big summer. F 6lt SALE— Refrigerator, ico box, D. Thrasher has purchased a new sanitary couches, bods, dining ta­ ttles, kitchen tables, safes, chairs, gas Dodge Sedan nnd Joined tho “ Com­ range, gas plates, ovens, heaters and fort circle’’ o f Snnford folks who be­ Victrola. Cnn bo seen over 5 and 10 lieve in closed enrs for winter nnd cent store. ‘ 307-3tp summor FOR SALE OR LEASE— One 20 acre”, ono 10 acre Sanford ave. walking dlstnnco to city. Two lots corner Center and Elm avo. Two lots west sido Palmetto rn/e,, 50 ft. from Elev­ enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, owner, 115 N. Spring St., Los Angoioa, Calif. ____________ 288tf: 20-tf H O N E Y T You liavo wanted a real leather bill book, you have wanted n real leather pocket book nnd ono for your cards, Tho packing plant at Chlpley which otc. Get one now nt cost price at the has been closed down fo r a short Herald offico. Closing thorn out. time has ro-oponed on a much moro oxtonsivo basis. Snnford needs 100 now homes right now nnd tho sooner tho work starts FOR SALE— 5 ncres good celery land, tho Booncr they will bo rendy for oc­ Cnmoron ave., near loading station. cupancy Snnford needs houses that Two acres cleared, good well, not til­ will sell around tho 82,000 mark. ed. Price 81,000.— W. M. Haynes, 115 I’nrk Avo. 300-3tp Dr. Quirk, of Watkins, N. Y., who is spending tho winter nt Gcncvn, wnB in tho city today nnd attended tho Ro­ tary luncheon at noon. Dr. Quirk hns nn ornngo grove nnd winter homo nt FOR SALE— Ono B flat saxophone Genova nnd is n Florida boostor. and B flat clarinet. Apply 207 Mrs. Lucy Hnrber nnd dnughter, French nvo. 303-12tp Thelma, of Commorcc, Gn., who nro FOR SALE— Cash and carry Grocery spending tho wlntor nt Leesburg Store, 811 ^Sanford Avo. 300-Ctp wero hora todny enrouto to Orlando. FOR SALE—Two Btory business They nro former winter visitors of building. Apply to the owner, Klcn Snnford nnd havo many friends who Ares, 805 Oth St. 284-20tc nro alwnyn glnd to sec them, They FOR SALE— Wnrohouso with R. R. woro nccompnnled by Mr. nnd Mrs. aiding. Within four blocks of conter Bright McConnoll, of Augustn, Gn. of city. Volio Williams has purchased tho Geo. Yf. KNIGHT ________________________N 272-tfc garage o f tho Bryan-Wheeler Co., «.n Magnolia nvenuo nnd will horeaftor FOR RENT conduct this plnco where N. H. GffrGARAGE FOR RENT— G14 Magnolia ner will also Bell tho Bulcks and avenue or phono 438-J. 307-Gtp Oldsmobilcs. Tho garage on Park nvenuo recently occupied by Volio Williams* wll bo taken by Pitts & LOST Wells formerly in tho Bryan-WhoolSTRAYED OR STOLEN— Pair of cr gnrngo. dark mules and bay horse. Rownrd FOR SALE—Two Ford touring cars, self Btartcrs, good condition. Apply Sanford Auto Exchango foot of First stroot. 303-Gtc if brought to C, E, Henry, Sanford. ' * 30G-5tp FOUND frOUND— Ono child’s fur. Owner can got snmo by calling at Herald of­ fice, proving property nnd paying for ihis ad.___________ 808-tfc The school officials o f Duval Coun. *y aro contemplating an nddltlon to the High School at Jacksonville tho coming summer at a cost o f 850,000. ■-----i----The Sumpter County officials will *wnrd contracts very shortly for ® oat 830,000 worth o f pavement for ‘ he streets of BushnelL , C. R. Peabody is, now manager of tho Sanford plant of tho Bel-Jar Cof­ fee Co. G. R. Snydor, who formerly had charge of tho homd has gone to Miami whoro ho -fins charge o f tho now plant bolng installed there. During tho first four months that tho Bol-Jnr Coffoo Co., operated hero 25,000 pounds o f this good coffeo was sold In tho Snnford territory. Tho many friends of tho Plckert Stock Co., nro giving thorn a warm welcome back to Sanford whoro thoy will play a week's engagement in tho Princess Theatre. Thoy plnyed San­ ford fo r many years but haye not Blish JVTilling Co. BEL-JAR COFFEE CO. e ll it to th e world through a W ant oAd— \:♦ PRO TECT T O U R C A R "W ITH *E A T CO VE RS inm W e can furnish any pattern for all Model Cars Advertising* in the Classified Columns o f The Sanford Daily Herald is a quick and e f­ ficient means o f getting your message across. FIELD AUTO TOP CO. A W ant A d will reach the people you want to reach and will tell your story with the least expenditure o f time and effort. Sanford, Tampa, Augusta •If you are in need o f help, or wish to sell or buy something, let The Herald W ant Ads convey your message. It will produce satis­ factory results. WC GUARANTEE OUR W O R K ! * For Every Need— A t Lowest Cost TOOLS * TOOLS * *. ■ _4 Sanford Bo a good neighbor— beautify your lawns and back yards. Good tools make it easy and pleasurable to keep things in repair in every part o f the houBe. ily H e r a l d No matter what Tools you select here, we guarantee them to be of highest quality at the price you pay. HILL HARDWARE COMPANY kLMj it, 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. 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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 21, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8f442ca37ba41b039acb9a80846ce382.pdf cc3f11fe1ecfee0531366d895fd08863 PDF Text Text • :•.n f i '» fir* “ '1 k3 p ()* (f u ^ 5 Tnw.'WjSej • ' /^r • 1 • M W ff; ' ' P : ’ yp?. 1 ' . \ 7r.$ . / , i ^ fr ^ jf* /- i1)V ^ .' »* r f , ’ jr* p4v$ /ft a*. * >y5i ■ * SANFOR T h e City Substantial “The City Substant IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST ! V O L U M E !! ' ' VEGETABLE SECTION * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1922 BR1TISH-AMER1CAN PACT HAD NO FOUNDATION AND THE BIG FIGHT IS OVER BORDER SITUATION All Sources IIN IRELAND IS BAD MA CFPRFT PAPT GROWING WO RS E Government Will Move Slowly and Wait for the Strike to Begin (It? T h e History of the Celery Business from the Peri of J. C. Hutchison WASHINGTON, Mnrch 22.— While in tho bituminous industry wns still the government has "not entirely" contlnulnR notwithstanding tho ulmost abandoned its efforts to Bct a settle, , , , , •. . „ ,, meat in advance of the coal strike callcd for April 1, particularly In tho hiluminous fields, and whilo the departSOME TRIFLING INCIDENT MAY ment of justice is studyinR possihiliWAS EVER MADE BETWEEN U DRAW FORCES INTO tics of loRnl redress In enso dnnRor re8. AND GREAT BRITAIN CONFLICT suits to public pence and welfare, it AT ANY TIME wns Icnrncd yesterday In Whlto 4 < a n d n t rl Press) LONDON, March 22.— Tho situnWASHINGTON, March 22.—Tho t|on on tho border between Ulster and twenty-four hour sensation over b u r - South Ireland are growing from bad Rcstiona of a secret British-Amoricnn to worse nnd is such that sonio triflco-operntlvo "understandlnR," sudden- ing incident may draw rival forces ly flickered out yesterday in the son- into tho conflict which will shatter nil ato. ' Iprospects of pence in Ireland, Bnys tho A succession o f formal denials, amnnnting from sources that rnnged from tho Whlto House on down, show­ ered in upon opponents of tho four power Pacific treaty as they woro preparing to ask for a formnl investi­ gation nnd apparently put an end to tho wholo incident. At tho Whlto Houso, officials snid flatly that no secret agreement of tho character suggested existed. Secre­ ( I l r T lic AMMncIntrd I ' i-cmm) tary Hughes, in a letter read in the . DENVER, March 22.— A worthless Scnato, characterized tho suggestion check for $276 drawn on a defunct us "absolutely fnlso.” Paul D. Crnv- Denver Stato Bank and signed "O NUMBER c°niplotc refusal o f tho operators to co-operate, the existence of a Rrcat con, waa cmphnaiwd a8 a m08t imp0rtnnt factor. Tho government's surveys indicated, it wns snid, that with production continuing; in non- IIAD MEETING YESTERDAY AND INTERESTING DATA ABOUT Clfl DECIDED TO “ CALL" union fields, tho surplus *wou!d pre­ ERY AND IIOW IT IS B E llttl HIM vent any shortnRe in industry, and GROWN AND SH IP P E D ' ‘ ‘should prevent any inflation of coal Tho following article in the.Florid* . Magazlno by J. C. Hutchison, humngor o f the Sanford Truck GroWt^s, Inc., Is interesting: . Yes, moving with promptness and despatch,— to old customers,— ROW ' customers,— to established contors'and to new distributing nnd consuming .! markets. Among tho thousands o f carioadl.J, shpiped out o f tho stnto this soosob, _/ several hnve bcun consigned to CaH*% develops nnthrncito situation is not so groat Secretary of Labor Davis, who hns beenuso of tho disposition thcro for represented the government in direct nmlcnblo relationship between tho negotiations in tho Industry, hnd no mine owners nnd their unionized omcomment to make when word of tho ployes. United Mine Workers' cnl for suspen-) Mr. Daugherty, reviewing tho legal sion of work on April 1, in both the aspects, and mindful o f department bituminous and nnthrncito fields o f justice plnns to defend railroad oprcnchod Washington, but Attorney orations by injunction agninst throat- branch of the government might take some steps, particularly in <fhao trailsportntion derangement wns orensioned aftor the strike wns undor way. At tho White House, along with the statement thnt the effort to bring about a national conference between tho employers and the miners reached a point where his report should be made, [ He desired to know, ho snid, whothor the government, cnpnblo of preventing disruption o f traffic by uso of legal power, could not nlso prevent the same disruption, if occasioned by shortage of coal. seeking re-election. It was tho op­ inion of all attending tho mooting that 1there wns such demand, nnd that Mr. Bryan should bo urged to got into tho race,' Tho Commoner re­ cently, in nn announcement through What Luck" wns accepted in Knnsns tho lending papers o f tho stnto, said ICity Mnrch 3rd in payment for nn nuhe would bo n candidate against Mr. - ----- — ................ to/nobile, passing through Kansas City Trammell only if shown In some way quoted nnd hnd no knowledge, of any c|cnring houso banks nnd wns dlscovthnt there is a demand from tho peo­ "seeret understanding. ] ered to bo worthless only yosterdny ple thnt he enter the primary. Snntor Bornh, Republican, Idnho, when it reachod tho oxccutivo officer Attorney A. B. McMullen presidedd over tho gathering. Tho result ofc tho meeting was a decision to call a pub­ lico meeting o f Bryan supporters, to bo held next Monday night, In tho court houso, nt which timo thoro will bo a program o f addresses, discus­ sion o f principles nnd orgnnlzotion ( H r T h e A im u r ln t ril I ' r r a a ) o f tho Bryan Club o f Tampa. It was ( I l r T h e A a a o rln le d 1‘ rr a a ) fentod. An amendment by RepresenCLEVELAND, March 22 •Twelve WASHINGTON, March 22.— House tntivc Sisson, Mississippi, a Demo­ tho expressed belief o f thoso at yos,lSht’ persons hurt, somo seriously, when n terdny nfternoon’s gathering thnt tho Tho purpose of somo of tho irroeon- |Detroit avenue trolley car crashed into Naval committee agreed today to re­ cratic member of tho subcommittee meeting next Mondny night will bo enables to make tho Incident the basis tho rcnr of* „ Cleveland and South- port a bll fixing tho maximum author­ in charge o f tho bill to cut tho num­ attended by a largo number of per­ for a fight to send tho trenty back western Intcrurlmn enr In tho down ized enlisted strength of the navy at ber of officers to 0,000 was snowed sons, representing nil warlks o f life to comraitteo apparently had been town 8cction hore this morning. under, 180 to 40, whilo a proposal by — that the dcsira to sec Bryan in the 30,000 plus 0,000 apprentices or ten abandoned last night.' Some scnntorB, | ________________ Representative Hull, Iowa, a Rcpub- ‘ sennte, from Florida, in n largo and however, Indicated thnt thoy felt n MEMBER OF COTTON • thousund less than tho number Secre­ lican, member o f tho military affairs rapidly spreading sentlmont. motion to recommit should be mndc tary Denby declared was needed to committee, to tlx tho maximum at* .. . . , EXCHANGE SUSPENDED Thcro was not tho slightest hint of as a matter of form, nnd it wns gener­ opornto treaty fleet. 12,000 wns voted down, 11G to 06 bitterness against Scnntor Trammell ally predicted such n step would bo VCMt, -vniiv «. . nn , When tho House quit work fo r the . , , , ...... , . NEW YORK, Mnrch 22.— Edward expressed by any speaker at yester­ taken before the ratification vote is „ T i i , . .. day it hnd before it a series of . , « ,| . | it . F. Lelnnd, n member o f tho New day afternoon's informal gathering. reached on Fridny. Administration v „ . __. , amendments which would increnso . . , j , * . . Y o r k cotton exchnngo, wns yosterdny The tenor of the utterances was thnt louder* jiny thoy are certain to defeat ndc(, £rom thnt ,n8tituttlon f / r proprintion bill which provides thnt tho allowance for the officers rosorve Mr. Trammell hnd served to tho best the motion overwhelm ngly. , „ ,x nionths for , conduct detrimentaI by July 1 tho number o f regular n r -1corps. The bill carries $260,000 for o f his ability, but that his usofulncss Mr Hughes wasted no words in to th„ bcat lntoroata o f tho oxchnngo h my officers must bo reduced from salaries— an inndcqunto amount in in the greatest lnwmnking body In denying tho existence o any secret, E p LoI(md nnd company mndo approximately 13,000 to 11,000, tho, the opinion of Representatives Hill, tho world could not bo compared with House ndjoumed Into yestordny as it Maryland, Crngo, Pennsylvania, and notes or understandings * with any tho folIow| 8tatemcnt: that of n man liko Bryan, who is a foreign power but ho concuded h is , ,.Xhc B 9,on W„ B duo h wns about to piungo Into a fight over Rogers, Massachusetts, all Rcpuhlicommanding flguro, not only nation­ five sentence letter with n hope tho unauthorized act of „ clerk In tho tho enlisted strength A voto on pro- cans, who proposed Increases o f tho ally, but internationally. tho American delegates will bo saved New York o ff, who out cot_ posals to slash tho enlisted personnel Item in varying amounts, " I f the people o f Florida send WilOnce theso amendments nro disfurther aspersions upon their voracity ton quotat|ona n manner to vio. which now approximates 133,000, oxllnm Jennings Bryan to tho United and honor." In tho debate which fol- ,nto tho ruloB o f the oxchnnffc> Nono clusivo of 7,000 Phiiippino scouts, to posed of, tho Houso will bo ready for States senate," said ono speaker, lowed there was no a single refer- o f tho nicmbora of tho flrm had 116,000 or less, is expected to bo n skirmish over enlisted strength, "they will hnve put Florida on tho Tho framers of tho bill have provided enco to ho letter or to tho secretary. knowlodRO thnt „ rulo wna M vlo. reached today. map for a fact. Our civic bodies ap­ Standing by tho •recommendations for a reduction to 116,000 men, oxOnce the storm-started by Senator ,otod and ,t „ mnttor o f Rrcat „ur. propriate nnd spond hundreds o f o f tho subcommittee which drafted elusive o f tho 7,000 Philippine scoutB. Borahs utterances of Monday hnd priao flnd rogret to thom thnt an thousnnda o f dollars each year to adblown over, general discussion pro- th!nfC hn„ nr,8on |n conncctlon with tho^blll, tho Houso in quick succession Mr Hahn, who hns declared his aj)vrtlBo that state to tho peoplo o f tho ceeded throughout tho day with only thoir bualneaa that wouId offend tho rejccted threo amendments which proval o f war department rccommoticountry With Mr. Bryan in the sonsought to fix tho officer strength at datlons for 160,000 men, has Indla small per centnge of the senate authoritic8 o f the cxchnnfrc. nto Florida will got more advertis­ different lovoln By a voto o f 142 to cated ho will offer an amendment to membership present nnd with very ___________________ ing without cost to it than It has 68 an umendment by Chairman Kahn provldo pay for a force of that size, little give and take argument mixod EXPECT ARREST IN over received from Its big appropria­ with the succession of long addresses. 0qq jp i v p r r THPFT of tho military affairs committee to whilo Mr. Sisson hns announced llie tions. For when Bryan arises to provide pny fo r 13,000 officers durl will propose thnt tho enlisted personSenator Edgo, Republican, New Jor* speak in tho senate tho reporters will ing the coming fiscal year was doncl be cut to 100,000. soy, and Senator Poindexter, spoke in ST PETERSBURG, Mnrch 22.Tho sit up and listen to what 'Senator favor of tho treaty, and Senator Wat- pol|co cxpectcd to make an arrest Bryan o f Florida* has to ' say, and son, Democrat, Georgia, assailed it. yc8torday 0f a man believed to hav ONE KILLED IN SEC. DAVIS CONSIDERS thoy will report it throughout tho Today addresses are' to be mndo by becn conncctcd wlth the robbery of SEAT IN SENATE AUTO WRECK ON land by means o f tho great laasod Senators LnFolletto, Republican, Wis- tho Owen-Cotter Jewelry store hero on TO SUCCEED CROW wire services nnd special services o f DIXIE HIGHWAY consln, and Wash, Domocrnt, Masaa- Saturday night o f more than $30,000 tho newspapers."— 1Tampa Tribune. ( l l y T h r A Nxix-lnO-d I ' r r a a l chusetts, nnd probably nlso by Sena- worth of diamonds and jewelry ( I l v T h f A n a n r ln t r d P r ra a t WASHINGTON, March 22.— Secre­ tors Shortridge, Republican, CnliforA Pinkerton deloctlvo is hero workLAKELAND, March 22.—John' W. nin, Smith, Domocrnt, South Carolina, Infr on tho ca80( nnd ,t is aaid that a Rnmscr, 02, prominent lumberman of tary of Labor Davis, Is considering tho nnd McCormick, Republican, Illinois. cjuo bns boon d|8covcrcd that will St. Albans, W. Va., was almost In­ request o f n delegation of Pennsyl­ By tho terms of tho agreement vot- |cad t0 an arrc8t , ~ polico refused to stantly killed when tho automobllo vania Ropublicnns that ho bo a can­ didate for Republican nomination for ing was In order yosterduy on pending rovcal tho -naturo o f tho cIue. which ho wns driving turned turtle amendments and reservations, bu t! robbery was tho largest in tho history as he was rounding a sharp curve on Senator from Pennsylvania, succeed­ thoro was no nUempt to press toward o f thc polJco department nnd polico tho Dixie highway, olght miles north ing Senntot Crow, who announced a Had Been Tipped O ff \n Advance a roll call. wna nnrfnntlv nlnnnorl Inrilnnf ln<r o f hero yosterdny Mrs. Rnmscr, nc-* few duys ago that he would not bo Hut Could Not Be Found a candidate for. re-election. companying her husband, sustained u CONDITIONS FOR GERMANY fractured wrist, whilo Miss Callie ( H r T h e A N a n e ln lrtl’ I ' r r a a ) Goodyear, Mrs. Ramsers sistor, es­ MILLER NEW nEAD MORATORIUM ANNOUNCED MIAMI, March 22.— Liquor valuod OF TAMPA CHAMBER between two hundred nnd threo hun­ caped uninjured. INCLUDE BANK ANTONOMY Tho pnrty was onrouto to West dred thousand dollars got away from ( H r T h e A a a o e ln ( r d I ' r r a a ) INDICT 12 TAPPERS Virginia' nftor having* completed a TAMPA, Fla., Mnrch 22.—W. F. tho prohibition officers Monday dur­ tour o f the Wost const of Florida. Mnrch 22, Conditions unMiller was nominated for president ing tho wholesale rai^ls hero beenuso dor which reparations commission will FORT LAUDERDALE, Fin., Mch. o f tho Tampa board of trado at tho places had been tipped o ff in ad­ krant Germany partial moratorium 22.— Tho Broward county grand Jury VIRGINIA ELECTS annual membership meeting last vance, according to a statement to­ was announced today. They include y«*terdny returned true bills against Liquor had night, to succeed A. W. Porklns. day by Colonel Nutt. DEMOCRAT TO HOUSE uutonomy for Roichs bank and now 12 alleged wiro tappers nnd confibeen spotted and chcckod by ageftta T. M. Shnckloford, Jr., was nomllegislation to prevent evasion o f Gor- <lcnco mon arrested hero sovoral woek Nutt said, but when raids wore made noted fo r tho post o f vico-presldent. mun capital, legislation to bo rondy nK° ,n fl r“ ,d on a hou?° wh,ch STAUNTON, Vo., March 22.— liar- Nino members were placed In noml- only small quantltloa woro found. for application upon fixed date. |cor* sa,d waa equlppod with wlro ry St. George Georgo S. Tucker, dom- notion fo r tho directorate, o f whom ----------------------------------- ' j tapping apparatus racing charts nnd oernt, yesterday wns elected to con- six will bo chosen nt the annual elDELAND, Mnrch 22.— Mrs. Alico COLUMBUS, Ga., March. 22.— other paraphernalia. Tho Indictments gress from tho tenth district, at a action April 4 The president and Shields, in jail charged with the murTho Brndloy Fertilizer Plant hero was in each instanco contained two special election to fill tho vacancy vice-president servo ono year terms, dor o f her husband, attempted suicido caused by the death of. Henry D. tho directors threo years. yesterday officials Bald today. Sho House Stands by Action of Committee, Which Drafted the Bill . Slipped Up on Booze Got Away from Raid, Miami Dealers Smooth J The Herald fo r Post Cards. took an entire box of nervo tablets and was revived with difficulty. �,'• -• - *SV i , PAGE BIX r* * j t.*v*, ■. ■ 1MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMW HAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU W E P A Y 4 % INTEREST ON SAVING DEPOSITS “ Economy makes happy homes and sound nations: In- jl still it deep." — George Washington, k SOCIETY tf R8. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phone 217-W I f ro e here » r M i i f i rta ltta s T— — If poa aro co la s e arw k o ro a r M a t a f h o n a , or U t o o aro oatortalalas, w rtlo a postal ra rd to tkla erpartaroat, at via* fetalis, or, toDkpoao tko Item. ft w ill hr a r r a t lr apprrrlatrO . SOCIAL CALENDAR _________________ - 'Lee Johnion Intermission. Novelty No. 1, year 1000— M we played it 20 years ago_____Gaunt Solcctlort o f 1022— As wo now play ............................................. E. R. Ball Slips and Slides—A bull at large. < ...................I ......... G. E. Holmes Enters China shop smashes things is killed by Toreador who sings N a­ tional Bull Song. Spanish Tros— ------- N a-Ja-.W Iedoft “ Extravagance rots character; train youth away from p Tusedny— Mrs. S. Pulcnston will en­ MUSIC ANI) LITERATURE DEit. On the other hand the habit o f saving money, while it | tertain tho~mornbers o f tho Even­ f PARTMENT • stiffens the will also* brightens tho energies. If you would ing Bridge Club at her home In ■ Tho following prpgram will bo giv­ Roso Court. , be sure t^iat you are beginning right, begin to save.” en tomorrow nftornooft at tho Club — Theodore Roosevelt. ■ Friday— Mrs. E. F. Ilousholdor will “ Save your money and thrive or pay in poverty and dis­ — Andrew Jackson. grace. “ Above all teach the children to save— Economy is the sure foundation for nil virtues." % — Victor Hugo. The Seminole County Bank { -SERVICE -PROGRESS- STRENGTH- RAILROAD BOARD MAKES NO RULING ON ELECTRIC CARS ( l l y T h e A s s o c ln le d l'refcs) entertain tho members of the Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club nt hor homo on Ninth street nt 3 p. ra. Snturdny— Catholic Women's Longue will hold a cooked food sale at Dcnne Turner’s Store, Snturdny— Children's Story Hour will bo held nt tho Central Pnrk nt four o’clock. * W. R. Nicks c f Orlando was in tho city yesterday attending to business. Louis Walkner of Jacksonville, was in the city yesterday on a business mission. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ahonm and son Billiu, leave today for their homo In successfully cars of this typo o f new Chicngo. design. Tho difficulty o f segregat­ ing tho races was offered another ob. E. L Mathews was a business visi­ Jcclion to tho operation o f such cars tor hero yosterdny from tho "City but officials of the Chamber of Com­ Beautiful." merce bcliovo this question easily could bo settled by attaching a light Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Steed of Kis­ trailer for negroes to tho motor cars. simmee nnnounco tho birth o f a son, Snturdny, Mnrch 18th. SCHOONER’S CREW rooms: Drinkwntor............. Mrs. May Dickens Abraham Lincoln....Mrs. L. R. Phillips Music— Mrs. J. C. Ryan, Mrs. S. W. Wnlkor. At tho conclusion of tho program there will bo an Important .business meeting to which all department mem­ bers nrc requested to attend. % ‘ --------. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tibbais and little son Munson, of Haines City, aro spending some time hero with Mrs. Tibbnl’s aunt, Mrs. Fannie Munson and slstors, Misses Zoo nnd Fannio Rcbn Munson, nt their homo on Myr­ tle nvonuo. Rotarians Will Leave Tomorrow for Savan- Tho Sanford Rotary Club had a fine OCALA, Mnrch 21.—Tho United meeting at tho Hotel Valdez today 'States Railroad Board has mndo no and the proposed hogira to Savnnnnh ruling ns to tho crowB to bo employed tomorrow was discussed at length. In tho operation o f gasollno or elec­ President Harry Stovons has arrang­ tric motor cars on railroads, the ed for n special cur to take tho San­ Marlon County Chamber of Com­ RESCUED OFF HATTERAS merce has been advised by tho Board. Jack Saunders and II. II. W a g n y ford bunch to Suvannah in style nnd WAS FROM MIAMI of Orlando spent tho day hero yester­ about fourteen have signified thol^r in­ The Chamber of Commerce when Its tention of going. Tho special conch representatives appeared before tho day transacting business. ' ( H r T h e A sa u rln lt'il I ' r r s a l will leave nt four o'clock tomorrow Florida Rnllrond Commission in BEVERLY, Mass., March 21.— A Gainesville sevcrnl weeks ago nt a Miss Naomi Hnrrold, Mrs. Gear and afternoon on tho Tampa Fiyor. Tho crow of the fishing schooner Agawam, hearing upon the npplicntlon o f tho party of friends of DcLnnd motored district convention for tho Eighth Dis­ gf Miami, Florida, was rescued off Atlantic Coast Lino railroad to dis­ over Sunday nnd were guests o f Mr. trict meets in Savannah Wednesday Cape Hntterns by tho oil steamer C u r­ and Thursday nnd n big time is assur­ continue several of the locnl passen­ and Mrs. Joo Hnrrold. rier Saturday and arrived here today. ed nil who can go. / ger trnlns In Centrnl Florida, urged that motor cars bo substituted for The schooner, battered by storm, was Among tho visitors to the Rotary Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles Tyler nnd steam trains where the trains were abandoned. luncheon today wore Tom I’ cttus, of their house guests Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilson, N. C., and Dr. Quirk, of Wat­ being operated at a loss. Members Chnrles Higgins, nnd Mrs. L. Von o f tho Commission stated that full DR. WIEDFELT IS Znndo spent tho past week nt Palm kins, N. Y., who made fino talks to GERMAN AMBASSADOR crews were required to man such the locnl Rotnrinns. Beach nnd Miami. TO THE UNITED STATES cars. . Approximately two nnd one-half Tho railronds representatives rais­ Mrs. J. G. Boll 1ms returned homo million dollar bond isso has been 1s­ ed tho objection that no successful Kissimmee shev ------has — been ( H r T h r A a so rln trd I'rra a ) . .from . . . . . . ..................... .. where ............ — — , , . . .. BERLIN, Morch 2 1 .-D r . Otto Lud- thc BUc8t of her dnUBhter, Mrs. W. J. 8» c« f ° r tho development o f the town gasollno motor enr had been perfected C\?> Po,“ Beach Harbor but tho Chamber o f Commorco, after wig Wlcdfelt has been appointed, Slccdi she wns accompanied hom e' of _ country wide Inquiry has learned German Ambassador to tho United by her little granddaughter, Wilia and surrounding country Among tho improvements will bo a 230,000 rail­ that other rnllronds are operating' StntcH, it wns announced hero today. Steed. road station. H r a r r v r D i s t r i c t No. fl C h n r t r r No. .'ITUS l ( r p » r ( of r » n i l l ( l i i i i of ( l i r FIRST NATIONAL BANK • value i (U. S. h oo d s b. All other Untied States tlovernm ent secu rities Total . liu m l* . s t o r k * , s e c u r i t i e s , v l e . l .. . . par SO,000.00 125,27l.oo Iolmo T s :i. t:i l mi 11.ns|.101 ■ B ank ing House. f5.lAU.OU; furniture & fixtures S I.N:i l.r.o Beal Estate ow n ed oth er than hanking house . l a w f u l reserve with Kedernl Iteservo Manic . Cash In vault and am ount due from national hanks . A m ount due from State hanks, hankers, anil t r a i l c o m ­ putes lu the United States (o t h e r than Included In Items s, 0, or 10) ................. 57 , 3 1 " .'I 5 I93.uts.tit; 32 , TOT.77 • Checks on other hanks In the same c it y or tow n as r e ­ p orting hank (other than Item 12) ............................... Total o f Items 9. in. II., 12 and 13 ...... . .... 23 1.852.01 Cheeks on hanks located outside o f city or tow n o f r e ­ porting hank and oth er cash Items.................... . Redem ption fund wlfli U. S. T reasurer and due from U t). Treasurer ................................................................ ft........ 9 , 125.31 328.03 2.500.00 Miss Watkins, traveling secretary of tho Glr,s Friendly Society, is expectcil to arrive this afternoon nnd 1 will bo tho guest of Mrs Jonnthnn Pack for the next two weeks. To­ morrow nfternoon, Miss Watkins will be ut the women’s mooting nt thc Phrish House nt .‘1:30. All tho ind­ ies and girls of Snnford nro most cordially invited to attend this meet­ ing. LIAIUL1TES Capital hIocU paid III Surplus Fund Undivided profits ... ......... ....... . id L ush current expenses. Interest, mul taxes paid ............ C irculating notes outstanding .......................................... Certified ch e ck s outstanding ............ ••• ................... Cashier's ch e ck s on ow n hank o u ts ta n d in g ........................ Totnl o f terns 21. 22. 23. 21 and 25................................. 111(1,OHO.00 25,0011.110 18.430.01 12,084.91 5,745.10 50 , 000.00 359.83 7,690.63 8.050.46 D r Ml II ml d e p o s i t * ( n t l i r r t h a n h a n k d e p o s i t s ) a u l i j r e l to R eserve (d ep osits payable within 30 d a y s ): Individual deposlta su b ject to c h e c k .................................. C orllflcntos o f deposit due In less than 30 days (oth er tiimi for m oney b o r r o w e d ) ................. State, com ity, o r other ntiinldpul d eposits secured by pledge o f assetH o f this h a n k ........................................... Dividends u n p a i d .......................................................... ............ Total o f demand deposits (oth er than hank d e p o s ­ its) su b je ct to Reserve, Items 20, 27, 28, 29, 561,381.04 30, m i d 11 ............................................. .......... .......... ................ T im e deiioslla su h jre l lo l l f u r n r (puyublo a fter 30 days 620,954.91 24.973.17 18,432.93 20,00 or HubJOCi *'> 3*) duy* or more notice, and postal sa v in g s): Other tlmo deposits .................... .................•••............................ l ’ ostlil savings d e p o s i t s .....................••••••-............... Total o f time deposits su b je ct to Iteservo, Horns 3., 33, 34. anil 35 ........ ....................................•••-......... n llrd stntes deposits (cither than postal s a v in g s). In­ cluding W a r Loan deposit a ccou n t and d eposits or United Hlutos disbursing o ffice rs . Bills .payable (In clu d in g all o b lig a tio n s represen tin g monoy bo rrow e d other than red iscou n ts) ............. Notes and hills rediscounted. In cluding a ccep ta n ces o f oth er hanks and foreign hills o f e x ch a n g e or d rafts sold with Indorsement o f this hank ............................. ......... 466,087.39 1,248.39 450,935.78 .......................................... “ th e ; m is t r e s s o p THE WORLD” CONGREGATIONALS DEFEAT T n E KIW ANI8 The Kiwanls Club stars were not in form last night nnd thoy lot tho Congrogntional boys got away with an­ other one. Bolding rolled high score, Pennington second whllo Bower took third monoy. . Mon's Club and tho Rotary play to­ night. Last night’s scores: Congregational Club Bolding ...... ...........154 180 128 408 Pennington ......... .143 122 100 434 Rennud ............... .110 138 150 410 Dolly ................... .110 140 113 303 02 207 Jewett ................. .115 100 100 Randall ............. 9 Totnls......... , Kiwanls Club Bowers ............... .120 148 Lloyd ................... ..140 111 J. Smith ............. ..118 181 Jones .................. ..123 113 H. P. Smith ...... .. 03 110 Totals ..... t A series of four Paramount pic­ tures oach comploto In Itsolf, and nil intorrolated, tolling tho amorzIng story o f n girl who passed thru 4 thousand thrilling adventures to find tho lost city o f Ophlr and tho treasures of tho Qucon of Shoba. Also FOX NEWS and SNUn POL­ LARD COMEDY. Tomorrow— Barbara Castleton and William Desmond in "T^o Child Thou Gavost Mo"; also "Rendy to Servo” a 2 -p h T t comedy nnd "Top­ ics of tho Day.” e h e h u o u e im r .1001 157 78 133 100 110 WITH MIA MAY 124.250.00 33,300.00 .11,307,662 38 S T A T E OF F L O R ID A , COUNTY O F SEMINOLE, H.M.: I B F Whittier, Caohlor o f tho a b o v e -n a m e d bank, do so le m n ly sw tioMof^^ tho a b o v e statement lo truo to tho bcHt o f my knowloilgo^ntuV _ _ Cashier. C O R R E C T — A ttest: I.. A. BUUMLEY. T. J. M IL L E R . V. B. E. SQUIRES. Directors. Subscribed and sw o r n lo b e fo re mo this 17th day^of (B E A L ) Notary Public, Stnto o f F lorida ut Large. My co m m issio n expires F e b ru a ry 10. 192ft. .1791 \ , Standing of tho Clubs W. L. Congregational Club.. 0 2 Men’s Club ..... 0 4 Klwnnis Club .... 3 7 Rotary Club .... 2 7 Pet. .818 .000 .300 .185 LLOYD GEORGE WILL. ASK HOUSE FOR POLICY VOTE (IJ jr T h e A s u a c l n t r d I ' r r a a ) LONDON, Mnrch 21.— Primo Min­ ister Lloyd George ’ will ask the IIouso o f Commons April third for a voto on tho governments policy re­ garding tho Genoa economic conforonce, it wn snnnounccd today. REED WILL RUN FOR U. S. SENATE * FROM MISSOURI (H r T h r Aasm-lnlrd I'rraa) ST. LOUIS , Mnrch 21.— United Stntes Senator Reed today announced that ho would seek ro-oloctlon on the Democratic ticket. Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. tho Florida cattleman is a good par­ ental grass that may bo inexpensively established on cutover lands where tho presence of roots nnd stumps mnkos the use o f tho plow too dif­ ficult,” to quoto ono o f tho prominent rnngo cattlemen of this stnto. Specialists of tho College of Agri­ culture, Gnlnsovillo, nnswor, "Carpet grass meets this need wherever soil and moisture conditions aro right. It Is not (jxactly ns to typo of soil but requires a fairly good supply of soil moisture. It thrives on much of our flntwoods Innds and on locations that do not becomo too dry. Carpet grass will probably bo found more satisfac­ tory for tho umlruined flntwoods soils of Florida than Bcrmudn." In plarting carpet grass, sow nt the rate o f live or six pounds of seed to tho aero whore tho nnttve grasses have beCn burned o ff o rcloscly grazed. Sccdings mny bo mndo nt any timo from April until July, providing tlicro is an nbundnnco of moisture. On largo pastures where its success is not fully assured, it is well to re­ strict sccdings to small, select areas; and, if thoBo nro successful, seed will bo produced which will bo distributed by stock to other parts of thc range. -1 Store in Florida ■ INTERESTING MEETING There will, be n mooting tomorrow nfternoon (Wednesday), nt 3:30 p. m. at the Parish House, nt which time Miss Watkins, traveling secretary of thc Girls Friendly Society, will be there nnd cxplnin thc work being done among the girls Tho Girls Friendly society, represents, thc same work for tho girls, that tho Brotherhood of St Andrew (I003 for thc boys, Miss Watkins wns tho former tench, or o f History nt Wcllesly Collego, Mnss., nnd is a very interesting nnd charming woman. All tho ladies nnd girls o f Snnford nro most cordially invited to attend this meeting. CHULUOTA INN On the Okeechobee Ilrnnch of the Florida Enet Coast Railway, Chuluo-, ta, Fla., among tho plnc» and lakes of Seminole county, on up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private baths and hot water heat. Flrat class cuisine. Rates »2.50 to 9&S0 per day; $10 to $18 per week, «ccording to location of room. MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager C h u r c h w ,% JUST RECEIVED A beautiful lino of VOILE, CREPE DE CHINE and GEORGETTE WAISTS in nil colors _ . J * a f; 1 J ■ ■ n $3.48 To $5.98 ! FLANNEL TROUSERS In Blue and Brown $6.50 STRAW HATS MIDDIES • Full run of bIzcs in Fust color collars $1.75 Now lino of • TISSUE GINGHAM Special, yard— LAUNDERED COLLARS 20c Two for 35c PAY CASH Put the Difference in YOUR POCKET—THE OTHER WAY it doesn’t j Go in YOUR POCKET I T h e Doacrlptlvo— The death of Custer. or TTio Battio o f Little Big Horn MEN’S DEPARTMENT LADIES’ DEPARTMENT Bnnd Concert tonight nt Lnko Mon­ roe Pavilion. Bandmaster Ball hna arranged n spoclnl program o f popu- JJ lar numbers. ( Concerts will be hold overy Tuesday evening. PROGRAM: Mnrch—IIosArausor.PnriB Chambers Ovorturo—Tho Geyser------- Ed Klslor! Xylophono Solo—Soloctcd— -Lnurlo j Xylophone Solo—Selected j P. Lnurlo, Jnmio Robson , .... Phone 127 j ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a U U U H U a U D U U U n U U U U IU M K H U U U M U U U B U U NOTICE. Tho special young peoples’ meeting of the Missionary Society which was J to have met Tuesday at tho homo of ■ Mrs. Claudo Ilemdon, will mc.ct F r i-, 2 day aftornoon nt three o’clock nt the J homo of Mrs. Herndon. This is to be conducted by tho ■ young members of tho society and B tho program is especially planned by ■ the younger people, but all membors: 3 nro urged to attend nnd bring their special offering on tho pledge ..... . e ll ■ HAND CONCERT TONIGHT AT PAVILION ■Ml ] 425 320 CARPET GRASS A GOOD 882 ♦ PASTURE GRASS 330 810 "Ono of the most urgent needs of Sanford’s New Store- ■ J ■ i 11,307.062.38 Total Evening Pictures Start at 7:ao 10 Stores in Georgia— *- ! T h e V. N. Uo* em inen t s m i r l f lc* o w n e d ■ n. Deposited to secure circu la tio n a iiS iS S i BOWLING LEAGUE NOTES Mrs. Bart Peterson loft yesterday nfternoon for Jacksonville where Bho i nnd aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sima. a at Sanford. In tlir StnW of Fliirliln, n( llir Clour of llualnraa on Mnrrli tOlh, lOlia They will visit On tllO East ConBt b o -( i fore returning to Snnford. During , resources T.ohiih mill illacounts. In cluding rortlaeotmts. neeontnncon i their nbsenco Master Bobbie Petero f o th e r h.tnks, uiul fo re ig n Ii IIIh o f ex ch a n g e or 768 zoo is son will be tho guest o f bis grand- a (iraftn hold with Indorsement o f this hank .... > Overdrafts, u nsecured .... ...... ............. **■ *" parents, Mr. and MrB. II. J. Starling. J Tot (i I * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1922 . O ther AW ^ • nRST STREET C h u r c h w e l l C o .j SELLS IT FOR LESS W E U K t B lO t f \ l ■ H||aaHfcra,aaaM aHBaHaBaaBBBaBB|n|H||a|^n|a||aB||BHBaaBaM HaHHHHHHM a 2 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 2 5 5 S■" M M yM M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M H M M M M M M M M M M M M M M """ �-- A;'»■ -• '■V. THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, W EDNESDA Y , MARCH 22,1922 PAGE TWO i 07 ore not the sum total o f the berry with the wonderful naturklly cenu offoct o f groat dnngoro—for that industry. It would be Idle to „ gueee shown by many o f tho clties to, is what they are. Thoy inspire sym- at this season’*. total from all parts nnd villages along tho way. it ♦fit pathy through mutual peril— "one o f Folrlda but Just for the fun o f eo- Inspiration to soo tho splendid n*d touch of nature" that "makes the tlmating, It might bo safo to PIac® Ing houses through tho citrus | wholo world kin." Such experiences tho grand total at more than a mll- houses that are second to nono in tl humanlzo humanity— tend to reatore lion dollars for this ona dalle ous world, while elovon years ago the was but one modorn house in Its true perspective, Its real relation ( kind of fruit." Stato o f Florida. Tho splondid t „ to life t o f school building must also lmpre | Let us not bo alarmed or dlahear- FLORIDA NEWSPAPERS RANK N H M L--------------------U r a r r a l M aaaarr I II W IN.....__ Clreatatloa H a u i t r the visitor, every community Wo toned. Tho world is growing wiser HIGH J _______ P k « a « 148 ap la d>— P . M._______ STATE PRESS MEETING whllo having structures thnt would and bettor, Despite a discordant note A l n r t U l a a H alra Made K a e w a oa credit to any state in tho country, A f iU n tlra , here and there, sometimes inspired by A distinguished newspaper critic (George E. Hosmer in tho Brndenwont through prosperous cities t] Bakarrtptlaa Price ta A d ra are ignorance but more often by aelflsh- not long ago gnvo It aa hie opinion town Journal) Oae Y ea r ..................... — .. ness, there is a wider recognition uf that tho press o f the State ranked aa but yoaterday wore llly-kept rail.1 , Its M onlht ................................— Wo believe tho executive commit­ Delivered ta C ity k y C a rrie r tho beauty as well as the duty In­ high in ability, in its feeling o f re­ road stations, or had no existence * i Dae W e e k ____________________ >» Ceate tee of the Florida State Press Asso­ volved In the golden rule than evar sponsibility to tho public, aa tha all. About ton years'ago a prosp ciation has mode n mistake in calling T k e k l f 13« ta U * M ( « W e e k ly H before since tVie dawn o f civilisation. prosa of any other State of the ous Omaha business man enmo do aid e a tlre lr eevera Hemlaele Ceaaty the meeting o f tho association for and la aakflakrd every F rid a y . A d v e r— Tho Rotarlan. union, If not beyond tho average o f to look over some land ho hi I M a c ratea made kaew a an a»allea> March 31 nnd April 1. Thoso nro two bought, and when he got off nt Mea. Dem ocratic la yelltlee. | L M H » dnys thnt most newfj ‘- per men like to other Statea. year, alw aya ta advaaee. station near where his land Iny 110 M L.v TEACH THEM THRIFT. Wo who have observed tjie Florida M M M B B R T U B A 1 H O C IA T B D P H B d d bo at homo. They want to see thnt all was so disgusted he planned to i press at close range fo r many years their bills are made out on the last of Eatln’ grape-fruit with a spoon n the noxt train'back and let tho tho month, nnd an many o f them col­ minds ms of th' old swlmmln' hota. The banks are making strong of- can also say that no other institago. Fortunately he was persuad lected ns possible on the first of the forts to teach the children thrift, the tlon within the Jiordflfa o f the State -----------------to look around,* and was later so \ That Irish stow is starting up month. This meeting should bo large­ i| government Is making efforts, the can show any grentor. conscientious pressed that ho bought Btill nioi claimed the bride. A fter marriage, •gain’and it looks like trouble In Ire­ ly attended, for many matters of im­ schools nnd even tl\o churches are as­ following o f duty and honor and serland nnd Improved It. Tho plnco th: father had to protect his family land will never bo settled. portance will bo taken up at it. The sisting in tho good work nnd it is bear­ vlco than can the newspapers. so disgusted him is now a pretty nr f ngainst raiding, murdorous outlaws question o f the attitude of tho Btato ing fruit. Savings banks nnd other They are always to be found In the . ft > There will bo a big time in Orlando press on a number o f important mat­ and monster beasts that modern man means of awakening the children nnd very forefront o f any and every growing city, with •asphalt street Friday night when the Central Flori­ ters will bo under discussion, and wo encounter! only in nightmares and do- oven the grown people, to the advan­ movoment to advance the State, to handsome business buildings, and U L da W ater Traffic League meets at the believe tho association should do, as lirium tremens. Oh, yos, it took loss tages of saving the pennies has arous­ enhance the welfare o f the people. residents are predicting a populntk ■ o f 26,000 by 1930. Another splcrd nerve to marry in those dnys. { court house. the South Florida Press Association ed spendthrift America as nothing Thoy nro and always have been selfcity on my ronto led all tho cities, "Go back ovo nns short a period as haB already done, take action in favor else would have done. sncrifldng patriots who have placed the South, excopt Atlanta, Georg! I f Florida had people In congress of the enactment o f a state-wide law1 60 years, to the terrible Amnlc that "Tench tho Amercinn children thrift service far above self and through that would fight fo r our rights tho to prevent stock running at largo. Also followed the civil wnr. It took real and you will develop n higher stand­ their splendid work have done more in building operation for Jnnunry an 8 t Johns river would soon get all that jn f nvor 0f conservation of stnto ro­ nerve to marry in those days with tho ard of citizenship in coming genera­ to create tho present-day Florida February o f this year. It is crcctin le coming in tho way of Improvements. sourccs, liko timber, gamo nnd wild country disorganized, infested with tions," said Mrs. Mnry E. Ln Roccn, than any other institution that can be several steel skyscrapers and its streets nre so crowded with mitoni outlaws, and tho nvorugo parson nbout birds. Tho proper publicity of nil ex­ delegate to tho Nntionnl Fraternal named. biles thnt ono threads his wny wi] $10 from the brendlino. Lloyd Goorgo wants n vote of con- penditures of public funds is another congress at Chicago. Thrift Is a Acrimonious criticism has given difficulty through tho main thoroug "In fiction nnd in history one can fldonco. If wo wore as big ns Lloyd ,noft8Uro thnt tho state association character builder. It makes for bot- plnco to rational discussion o f the faro. All Florida Is coming— Flo still rend of tho hardships endured by , „ .................................. George we would olthor run Englnnd a},ould do something about, Candivast number o f subjects upon which da Grower. tho pioneers who settled tho mountain 1tor„ morT n Ifl « nd hi« hor ldonlfl‘ a i formerly or step down nnd out nnd j atCs for tho legislature should bo sedistricts nnd crossed tho plains in Mrs La Rocca is supreme guardian the people are thinking. Personali­ ask no questions, cured thnt favor thoso measures, and , . . . . t. mnt prairie schooners. A young couple in ° f the Supremo Forest Woodmen Clr- ties, such as were so prominent a fea­ ORANGES LOOKING UP ture o f tho editorial pago a quarter A Tampan "teed off” In tho golf ! i r d 7 u t et h . r o , “ ' i t t n ■ * -• * » • d * who“haveio launched 'oo° mombor’ ' mMUy o f a century ago, have given place to women, an educational tournament In Orlnndo says dispatch. is important that there be just as ing into the uncharted wilderness with lied-i cnmP,d(tn that will drivo forcibly, sounder and more lenient Judgment Packed oranges are bringing flf He sure is lucky to have tea during largo „ „ attendance a . pe.»lblc. Wo ° " ly » . bundlo ot homo to America's children tho los- of men and measures. Very few edi­ ta flvo and n half dollars a bot 11 in t ______ ding, copper cooking utensils, nn iron . . . . . . . . . n a n a n t /n r V T in W fln n n flP In this peevish and fevcriBli moment of would liken tto sco every nowspnper in _ _ y ___ ,___ ,............______dock 80ns ° f thrift, patriotism, obondienca tors now use epithets, one toward f. o. b. Orlando. The orange markett kettlo nnd mnybo n luxury liko a the prohibition drive. the state represented at the m etin g . .ton f all to I " ™ * « " d » ™ k . to ^"ow -m a n another. Very few oyer allude to la strong, whllo tho demand for] but wo fear thnt the dates chosen will or hor«° or <-ow‘ * * nlonff “ 1 Junior circles are being formed of other editors * by name during tho grapefruit (a waiting fo r a Inter sca-J The old Mississippi river is rising monn that there will be a small attend-1 ^ who will elect their own o f! course of tholr discussions. Thoro Is son. again. Florida has no danger from nnco Instead. It would bo better to d“ r" e” ln thn firm Ofd #rrtil0 flohs ficc™ ™ d administer their own nf- more o f culture and good fooling Florida grevos hnvo many tree/ the rise of the St. Johns river. What postpone the dates onfl week, if such a I Jd' * " ^ ° f Ior^ ° flold8 .fairs under direction of nn adult sup­ shown than ever before. nnd wooded clearings. which will bo ripening from now to« a wonderful strenra it Is and what ad- thing is possible. * • • • "Compared with past generations, ervisor. Juno, Thoso will command top pHe-I vantagos over all other rivers. Ed. Note: Denr George, thu dates "Europe teaches its children thrift even tho poorest modern brides and Prnctlenlly all personal journalism cs, and tho demand will bo such thir havo been changed to April 7 and 8; ' have i anti oj from thp toddling hiyp T nfnv* funv has been eliminated In tho modern if the stato bad a hundred times u Our golf links nnd country club are you nrc n mind render and nn optimist, ^ are tauc U the efa teT ^ sn on , ,U nro taught tho related responsibilities is young folks today want to start newspnpors nnd there hns taken its many more Into oranges they would coming nnd next winter will see many - . I c e l a n d Telegram, o f life," Mrs. Ln Roccn continued. "In plnco a mnrkod recognition o f tho where ‘ the old folks left o ff.' Thoy sell fo r as flno a figure ftr of tho notables of tho country coming Noto again: Dear Jnrgo: Tho I 'America whero more happy conditions newspaper’s^ dufcy to render service. to Sanford to piny golf. Many who (|nje!) havo been changed on account of wnnt their new house to ho full o f Every yoar finds tho demand for obtain and where opportunities nro Not the moncy-pnid service, not tho would other your mind being deranged. You nro furniture nnd a 11)22 model automo­ u novor como hero for # nny -.1. Florida citrus fruits greater than brighter thero is n tendency townrd poiiticnlly-rewnrdod service, but tho purposo. tho yenr before. Every year finds a gentleman nnd n scholar nnd a judge bile in the gnrngc. "Civilization, tho featherbed, has oxtrnvngnnco and waste. This tend­ service thnt plnccs tho welfare o f more fruit going to meet thnt de-------------o-----------of good liquor. accustomed us to soft ways o f living ency may be found oven among kin­ the community and o f tho country bo- mand; nnd every year wo see th* A hanker in Miami has been arrest­ — that’s why most of us imagine it dergarten children with their exces­ fore ai! else, a service now rendered growors realizing better prices. It ed for assisting tho bootlogors. Wo THE VENICE OF FLORIDA tukes Spartan nerve to bravo the econ­ sive lollypop allowances, nnd it is by newspapers without ffee or hope o f is a healthful sign for tho industry. do not think he will ever come to omic problems of married life in mod­ growing more nnd more conspicuous reward. trial. Ho will have nn alibi: No good The nights hnvo been too cool this Florida, let It grow and mnrktt J\I among so-called "flappers" of high And it may bo said that thoro is no ern times," bankor is over caught without an winter every time wo havo n band schools with their luxurious frocks Institution, outside of tho church, what olse tt will, must always ba alibi and in Miami they have them concert on tho lake fornt to really en­ known as tho land o f ornnges. Thou­ nnd silken hoso. thnt so willingly nnd effectively renby tho boatload. joy the lako as it should ho enjoyed GOLDEN RULE IN BUSINESS "Nor is oxtrnvngnnco thq fnult of dors service nnd so . continuously sands o f homos throughout all th* but in the summer time, in the children. It is duo largely to exam­ serves tho public nnd guards Its wel­ states, seldom sco an ornngo a year, II spring and in the fall the lake front whllo thousands more perhaps only COME OUT, CANDIDATES As long as there is "so much hu­ ples set by parents. It is due to tho fare ns tho newspapers o f this coun­ concerts will be enjoyed nnd the peo­ enjoy a dozen, ornnges at Christmas try.— Miami Herald. man nature nbout mankind" selfish­ lnck of proper teaching of thrift." ple will really begin to appreciate the Distribution is getting better, and Tho Stnto Democratic Executive Mrs. Elmira D. Vneth, New Orleans, ------------ o------------ness will piny a star part in every lake. You hear much nhout the tho publicity of tho growers is being Committee has met, tho County Exe­ SOLD ON FLORIDA department of life But whllo humun Ln., one of tho 13 women comprising Venice of America, meaning Los An­ made so oxtonsivo thnt if tho crop cutive Committee has met and it is perfection is unnttainnblo, human t*lu l,onrd of directors, and Mrs. Dora geles, hut Sanford could be made does not hurry along nnd keep up now tho 22nd day o f March or there­ Ono ennnot trnvcl extensively in progress, is not only possible nnd Alexander Talley, supremo clerk, Om­ with tho educational campaign, the nnd will ho made the Venice of Florida abouts nnd high time thnt some good practical, but is enjoined as a duty by aha, Nebr., arc lenders in tho junior this stnto without ifrpreciatlng its nnd in the future years the Venice of timo will soon como when the scram­ men announced—or good women—for tho very Inws of our boing ns well as circle movement. Both hnve had long beauties and realizing its possibili­ the various offices that arc to be America if ail the plnrts can be car­ by the dictates o f religion experience in educational nnd welfnro ties. This travel should not bo alto­ ble for Florldn ornnges will be em­ barrassing to tho men who hsvo urged ried out for houutlfying the lake filled. This Is ono of the o ff years m Progress is the law o f life. To work. A t tho twenty-seventh nnnunl gether by railroad. Tho car window the people to use tho Florida citrus front. Lake Monroe is one of the for candidates as very few nro to run Htnnd still menng to deteriorate. We co»vention in Muy plans will bo corn- tourist sees but little to nttrnct and this tlmo nnd the excitement is so In­ beauty spots of this section of the must k° forward if wo would not g o ; I’ lvtod for cnrrylng the thrift cam much to dcprccinto I talked with a fruits. An unfortunato feature so far of tense that you cannot notice it. Tho state but Sanford has never given any backward Nature in n strict discip­ 1paign into every state. Massachusetts railroad man recently tho Florida citrus crop is thnt It hai biggest race will probably bo for rep­ assistance to nature in her efforts to linarian, hut she is ns just ns she is who was down hero on a winter va­ -------------6------------to bo mnrkotcd nt onco This means resentative from tho county of Semi­ make tho lake beautiful. With tho I severe. Sho ns truly rewards the cation. Ho told mo that after ono WHY NOT A STRAWBERRY glutted winter markets nnd no fruit present contemplated improvements of nole and ns yet no one tins announced I faithful nnd industrious as sho pun­ day on n trnln ho felt thnt ho wanted the boat hnsin, tho white way and the STA TE 7 fo r this office. It may bo thnt the ishes the slothful. to turn around nnd go right back for tho summer and early fall, consequent lowered prices f°r office will go begging for want o f paved boulevard a fine start will be again. His wifo persuaded him to With a spirit ns utterly cntholic as greater pnrt of tho crop. This condf made toward bringing out the latent candidates. Tho other offices will it Is impersonal, Hhe inspires human­ Strawberries nre ensily raised in stay,- since thon they hnvo gone ar­ tlon Is being fought by the experim ent charms and advantages o f this fine causo little or no excitement and there ity by her exnmplo; sho "plays no Florida nnd always bring good ound extensively in different sec­ ers nlong lines o f both hormeticalfj take that is worth millions with the seoms to bo no cnndidnto for congress , favorite's." Ail persons must stand prices. Liko other fruits nnd vogo- tions and nro wildly enthusiastic. I and worth nothing sealing pores In tho skin of tho fru from tho Fourth district as yet idtho improvements upon their feet— must bo the nrchl- , tables people seem to think'that thoy took nn nuto ride thin week through nnd by putting it in cold stora without them. If the proper hnckono Is mentioned who might come tcct of their own fortunes, un der, must bo raised in certain locnJItles, flvo counties nnd nnw much to ndmiro from Orlnndo to enter tho lists with ground was given the pavilion und the Providence, tho captains of their own For many years thoy wore only rnls- nnd am inspired more thnn ever with Both plans whllo showing remarl nblo promlso o f benefit qro still in t tho prosont incumbent, W. J. Scars. new dock nnd the boat hnsin the visi­ houIb. ed around Starko and Lawtoy and Florida’s future, knowing, as I do, mere oxeprlmontnl stage and dou tors to the city would get a better per­ Mr. Soars mny not feel liko running That humanity is reacting to this then they moved tho early crop to that much thnt I predicted fo r her ful until proved;— Tnmpn Tribune. spective and tholr first impressions without nny opposition nnd ho has severe primitive law of life nnd that Plant City nnd now Plant City is oloven years ngo hns como to pass,' would be lasting ones. -------------o-----------said nothing. It seems that people are this influence is permeating many, known as tho strawborry center of |nnd still being nhlo to see thnt sho is At tho headwaters o f the St. Johns, Tho bonus question the politician too busy to talk politics nnd the cam­ phnses of lifo is noticeable on every!tho Stato although flno berries nre still very, very far from her ultimata paign promises to be anything but ex­ with tho Upper St. Johns hardly dis­ hand The great was was not without [ rnised in every pnrt o f south und cen- destiny ns n progressive nnd prosper­ has to decide Is not " I b it possible! citing. Tho primary Is on Juno Gth, covered und tho possibility of tho can- its compensations. It was nn object tral Florida every year Wo have ous stnto. I wns particularly struck but " I b it necosBary7" somo tlmo o ff yet but not too far off ul lnto th« ocuan from tho s t - Johna) lesson o f tho necessity o f scxvlco to several successful strawberry growers ft / to havo n few candidates around. with ull the beautiful tributaries in others as a corollary to true sorvlco ‘ in tho Sanford section who mnko it Thoro may be some tail skirmishing InkcH nnd rivers thnt abound in this to ourselves. Then came tho broader thedr business but everyone here a ■ fo r office o f county commissioner but section it would bo n small matter to view” the "taspinition"and"’boautV T f must grew colcry or die and tho men a no Intimation has been beard yet Hint mnko Sanford tho Venice o f Florida service, the recognition of the ono- who could grow strawberries successa a tho present hoard will be candidates ness o f humanity nnd tho develop- fully hero will not touch them. It Is a MODERN YOUNG FOLKS AFRAID a and only William Kilheo, o f tho Fifth merit o f true idealism. While tho a good crop, a monoy crop nnd In a OF MARRIAGE a District, has been mentioned, Mnyho roots o f it mny hnvo been grounded tho years to como thoro will bo more a In tho soil of mntorinl necessity, yet strnwborry growors ln tho Sanford in tho noxt few days Homo of the a a Hero wo havo been talking nbout its flower nnd fruit contained manny Jsection. The following from tho saviors of tho country will como fo r­ a young folks flying into tho face of ■ blessings for humanity nnd tho sweet Lakeland Tolcgrnm Is Interesting: ward nnd make their wishes known. a difficulties without number on getting fragrance o f it nil reaches to tho a And thon there nre tho indies. They "Florida is in gravo danger of bor r a | coming known ns tho "Strawborry <u»n 'votaand they can run" foY office mnrrlod nnd cn‘ U^ attention to very throne of Love Itself, a Savings should havo as dofinlto a placo in a Thnt wnr, while it hnd its appar­ State." Whllo it is too early for the i £ and while there arc hardly any of- tho fnct tl,nt 0,dcr f,,,ks cannot live on present low wages nnd the high ent demoralizations, continued the citrus Industry to worry nbout its|* the family expense account as the bills for cost of living nnd hero comes tho deep moral and spiritual lesson, that Inurcls, thoro is no telling what is a a Jacksonville Metropolis nnd knocks "no man liveth unto hlmsolf” — th n t. likoly to happen if tho present pace fuel, food, light and clothes. a the wholo business into a cocked hat big lesson of life, tho universal kin. in strnwborry production keeps up. a a in tho following: ship of humanity, tho brotherhood of For inHtunco, the I'lant City district a If you would be successful, you must allot a a "It tnkcB nerve to marry thoso dnys, all tho races of men, is apparent which n few weeks ago hlntod it a a an Omaha minister says. . This lesson led directly as by might run its monoy valuo total on certain part of your salary to thrift. a "Ench generation in tho past hns wireless, to tho consideration and strawberries up to half a million, has | a i a had the same idea nbout their partic­ practice of the “ golden rulo," In cv- now moved tho peg up to three-quar­ a The Peoples’ Bank of Sanford cordially in­ a ular time. So will future generations. eryday life. Where else could it ters o f a million— $760,000. Looks a "A s a matter of fact, however, it lead? Tho practical results are seen enormous, docs It qot? a Well, this ■ vites the deposits o f the small saver. a j [ 1requires less nerve to shoulder family in many ways, but perhaps In nono , Plant Cilty output docs not take into S a a Moke yourself save— and succeed. You con a responsibilities today thnn over be­ more significantly than in tho org a n -' consideration tho Hcoro or more o f 2 * a fore. Civilization Is a fonthorbed. izntion of tho numorous clubs among t other Florida communities producing ■ a do so if you will. inow than in tho past. Wo only im- nil sorts of business and professional nnd shipping strawborrles to tho N o r-1■ a Courtesy and Prompt Ser­ Economic problems nro easier to meet \u,0n Tho rcmarkablo thing about thorn and Western markets There Is 5 vice Our Motto nglno thoy nro hurdor, I those organizations Is that whllo thoy Starke, up in Bradford county, Brad- 5 "Travel back, in imagination, to nro ostensibly fo r buslnoss and social ontown, Manntco, Sarasota and goodyour ancestor, tho caveman. To be- j purposes, thoy nro In fact tho om- noss knows how mnny more towns all gin with, hnd towin hlabrido by fight- bodlmont of n brondor and more with n huge record fo r berry output Phones 497-494 i* # In gu rlvnl, Tho lovor with strongest ( beneficent purposo— n closor sympo- so thnt Plant City’s two million WELAKA BLOCK muscles, sharpest tooth or longest- j thy among all our people and tho up- quarts that havo brought In so for S " / __i handled wnr club omorgod nllvo a n d:lift of humanity everywhere ' this senson in nctunl cash $010,966.-'“ •MS flees thnt thoy mny want this time there may bo ono or two o f our pub­ lic splrltod ladles who would like to r a k llik r l * »rrr a l t i n H i Aar at <kt H r raid Uulldlaa. 1U7 go to Tallahassco and show thoso bold Masaolla A * » , Hanford, F la , legislators something about framing laws for Florldn. With tho ladies In the hustings it would bo lively at leant P V D M IH B B I nnd lend color to an othorwlso very ..Kdltor J . H O L L Y .. J . L 11,L A R D ___ l H N ( a t 7 * T r » i i « r » r tamo affair. « SANFORD DAILY .HERALD UNCLE HANK THE HERALD PRINTING CO. A j 3 j x B ) $ A Necessary Requisite- m GROCERIES! FRUITS. . AND VEGETABLES 1 s DEANE TURNER | The Peoples Bank of Santord j i 'LvO.'zV. .. ’ * -.U- ........ . �t ilWJtr PAGE FOUR tH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, MARCH 22 ,1922 'aily Fashion Hint FINAL VOTE ON BONUS MAY JIE ( 1*5 NEXT THURSDAY Pn Ford is fighting hack," Mr. Edtaon said. "Tho fertilizer interests nnd Wall Street nro as one and politics will keep Ford from acquiring tho property," Mr. Edison's invehtivo genius con­ tinued to function during his short stay here. When told thnt recent liquor seizures Iri tho state disclosed tho contraband hidden In shipments’ of grapefruit, he suggested it was rather crude work. The liquor should ho in­ jected into the fruit itself, he said, by means of n .hypodermic needle. Radiophones will hardly displace the telephone, Mr, Edison boviovos. When he first invented the,electric light ho thought it meant tho end of tho gns companies, he said, but obsorves thoy nro still with us. LITTLE GUIMPE FROGK Ask any little girl with fashionable pretentiops if there is am thing that she I would like better than a dark blue dotted Fnwiss frock with soft white batiste fpdmpc, and she will tell you nn. Here is one of the reasons in favor of aforesaid model. The straight gathered skirt * is attached to a wide belt with shoulder straps to match. The guiuipe lias a round neck, with tab collar and elbow length sleeves. Medium size requires 2 yards 3( 1- inch swisa and i j t yards 30-inch batiste. rictori.il Review Child’s Dress No. 9260. Sizes, 0 to to years. Price, 25 cents. Service^ wore conductotLal the Methodist Chapel Sunday morning by Rdv. J. R. Cason, ngent for tho or­ phanage. The evening service was conducted by the pastor, Rev. W. T. Bencher. On Friday afternoon tho ball team from Lake Helen school, crooned hats with the Enterprise team resulting in a victory for tho Enterprise team. Both teams did some good work hut the boys op tho visiting team wore so much smaller than the homo team that Jt wasn't an equal matched team. During nnd after the game ico cream, candy nnd cake wore sold, netting the fcrwiim fund of $22. I $16.00 u m j w r ^ h ' h t m uj ]|uta doughb y 200 E »* > returned from Lakeland SuOmi<n^vhero thoy have been visit­ ing Mr. Wright. TO BE ACCOMPLICE LIQUOR SMUGGLERS IN MIAMI I H r Thi* A M n rts Iril I’r r «m OF hnve vote, to »pnro. Dy thi. m e i,U tho mnjnrlty will oocoocl not only In •IlOSS. this entire banking community And our experimence . in various lines have fitted us to assist in ren dering real banking service to the people of this section » " '1 » “ ■c" ‘ “ 0o'° ' l“ * “ “ vc" lm™ t .anItnrlum for We invite an early opportunity to ahnttlnjr out nil amendment., bull nl- tr,e“ V ?°1 .. T ' y ' " “T an In provontlny tho Dem ocrat.-from «* h* »>ronc th and pnaaoil away at- talk over your plans for the coming offcrlntr a motion to recommit tho *® * ,r“ , * “ • » ' ■lru« « " n* “ « 'llnst I ■tho,dread discAsc. ’ Tho parliamentary plan for h in d -' J [o lo" v«s « mother and father hero, ling tho measure was determined up»nd Mrs A. H Knigh , who roon at a five minutes conference yes- " tl° « ” tho W« l SltJo a» ,! “ terdny between Mr. Gillctt nnd Mrs. A ttrowor, to mourn his loss. Tho Chairman Campbell, o f tho rules f,I» oral °ScU" 01(1 ftt ‘ ho of, h,a committee. On leaving tho speakers* I,,iront9 y « « t« d a y (Tuesday) aftoroffico Mr. Campbell announced that n,lon llt fiv« 0 (J,ock) Rt‘v- Burb««*. his committee would meet to<lny to 1,10 Congregational church officiating draft a rule making Thursday b u s - «»<> Intermont being made In Lnko pension day and Increasing tho time Vic'v cemetery. d-a-w for debato under the suspension from tho usual forty ntinutes to Tout hours, NOTICE TO FARMERS—Just arAftcr tbelr failure tto go'; tho bill rived, frosh*cnrload o f that good old up yesterday under suspension o f the reliable KEYSTONE LIME. Nnff rules, these In charge of tho legisla- sod. Tolophono 13J>. I'hono uh your tlon appeared to ho highly gratified wants. They will have our usual that their original pinn finally had prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Cnmbcoii approved They antiiipnjod lit- pnny. Service, qunlity, price. 209-Otc tie or no difficulty In cxcc'lting their [ ----------------- ;------program on tho floor nnd believed •Success ia largely a mnttcr o f sethnt by Thursday nighKtho problem tact talk tjio right men to drop from MIAMI, March 22.—Charged with being a party to the smuggling of liquors into this country, C. M. Clay­ ton, vice president of the Miami Nat­ ional Bank, will bo given a hearing at 10 o’clock this morning before U. S. Commissioner Graham here. Clayton was arrested yesterday morning, with W. C. Phelps and T. N. Lewis, ns tho second step In the gov­ ernment’s drive to wipe out tho liquor LANDIS TO MAKE .traffic along tho const of Florida. HEADQUARTERS IN Phelps and Lewis will lie arraigned TAMPA NEXT YEAR with* Clayton. Tho warrants charge that Clayton and tile two other defendants and a woman made a written agreement for tho delivery of ^commodities" to "A. 11. Phillips" a prohibition agent, for tho sum of $1,0'.0, Clayton to handle tho money for the "client” and to turn it over to Phelps and Lewis when the "goods" were delivered. A photograph- o f the contract was Fred Murray, family nnd guests, Mr. and Mrs, H. A. Wntt, nnd Miss Hazel Lee, spent tho week end at Daytona Reach, Mr. nnd Mrs*. Adolph Dellnry nnd guest returned to their homes in New York City on Monday after several w^cks spent at their winter home here. Joe Dnvia and family, of ReLnnd, were visiting relatives bore Sunday. Tho Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society will meet at tho Inn on Thursday afternoon. Miss Emma Tucker left on Sntur~ dny for Camilla, Gn,, where she will hold a scries of meetings. Mrs. II,* G, Brook, superintendent of tho Methodist Orphanage, left yes­ terday for Jacksonville where she will spend a few days transacting busl- The field of our activities embraces (lly The ,\aain’ lnf*-il Ji |Sa , Pi WASHINGTON, March 32. , ^ Ki p i P i Pi Ha Pa Spenker Gillctt consented yeste|rdny ______ to permit the compromise, soldjicra’ 0 F EIIWARD KNIGHT bonus hill bo taken Up on tho Itou ie E(jW(m| Knt(, ht d, , Denver ColoThursdny under n suspension ofl tho ^ <mth() m h 0^ Mnrch nftor „ rules I Is tho plan to have th6 Hnnl „ , BInoM of BOVOral years. Ho vote before adjournment that slay 2? of llfI0 flt tho tini0 .of after four hours of general debate, h|fldenth nm| wn9 a fornior ro8|dcnt divided between opponents and nro- o f thIa c|ty whoro h„ w«s an otnployoo potions, • > o f the Southern 'B o ll'Tolophono Co. A two-thirds mnjonty will bo rvee„ . . . ... . . .__.. * il tin ' L i . . Ji i. Ho enlisted In the*army during •tho canary to pnas tho bill wider this , , . .. , *, . ., . ,___ ... war and shortly after his dlachargo It procedure, but those in charge o f tho , . . . . . . , . . , , . , - „ . i . ,t .. „ j , . wns found thnt ho had contracted legislation predicted thnt they wrfuld . * . . . „ , season l A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President ^ B- F. WHITNER, Cashier The very latest style TFIOS. J. A. REIDY Attorney nnd CounscIlor-at-Lnw AT YOUR OWN PRICE Practicing in State nnd Federal Courts Over Seminole County Bank George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Ln<V /O v er Seminole County Bank NFORD -:•:* FLORIDA S. (). Shinholser R eliev ed Contractor and ltuilder ( in 72 Hours Without Drugs l’ nlnn In Heart, Client. Phouldor, Arms— AriKlim I’actorla—Difficult Uraath, Smotherlint, I)!zr.y, Kniiitlnu: SiwilU, Dropaical Hwcllim-ii, AlJmrm-n ntul KUqur. Iinvo been porniancntly reliuvo.1 within 72 hourt to 2 uitfAt, without D ru u t ami hteilicinei, in thoiihamln of canon, by Tho W«l*l«n Mi'lhol. Iti'/o of nufferemof Honrt’Troublo, Cnnliuo Anthmo, A ukIdo, Iltond 1'n’nnpro.Thrcubinoil I’uralynin, llnrilonml Artorlc* nml Khinny Comptalnta iinvn noortfunla trouhluaml cau ho tirntnptly umt tiorinniianlly rtllovti) by Tho WnUIcn Mothnd. witlmlit il rutin, Writo for t8 piiuo book. copyrl«bl«l, oxtilnlnlriK tho Nuturo, Cuuntn luiil Ptumuncnt ltoUrf of thrno complainti, without il run*. ScicnUlio Consultation Chart, neferonera. etc., which will bo ncnt to nulIcrorH Krro, upon roculptof n nlatomcnt ol their cano. Aihlrc-am Tho Walden InaUtute, iiultu W , Plymouth llltltt., Now llavon, Con a. SANFORD -:- FLORIDA |. SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. Expert Auto Repair Work Phono 30 Corner First nnd Oak “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS’* % CITY TAX HOOKS CLOSE APRIL 1, 1922, AFTER WHICH ALL T A X ­ ES REMAINING UNPAID W ILL BE Storage Facilities COLLECTED BY LEVY AND SALE If wo ptaiino you, tell others; if no< OF THE PROPERTY UPON WHICH \ tell us. Phone 498 TAXES ARE DELINQUENT. ALFRED FOSTER, 201-2itc ’ City; Tax Collector Quick Service Transfer Sanford Steam Laundry , FOR SERVICE Call 14G-J W. RAW LING, I»rop. Itomi I,, llumiiliri-y, iiiiltvliluuly nnil iih A dmliilMi-fiirlx o f i hi* i ; unto o f W ll•Inn* T. Ih im p h n w , (immotI iiiom on 11oil W T. 11ninph i-.-} j, iloi-eiiNi-jl, Tlioruuu lliimpliroi-. I V, tft.-mhIrum. I,on aton■ ntruin. Kniom I, Humphrey, Arthur llumpliroy. Itriu'o Humphn-y, .Sully tlum phroy. Jolm 11tiiuplii-oy, t*. O. llunii'liroy uml (Inn lliim phroy, IlofonihmtH. Nolli-i* Ih hi - i ohy k Ivuii llml I tin unilor«l(rnoil uh AtltnlniHtitat r I o f tho K h- o f W i l l Imn T. iiumnhrny, ( no ni e name disagreement <*on- litlu llmoM I;n o o n n,l W. T. H u m p h r e y ) clo* Bluqio'of tho world, but 'c-mi.'il, wi l l on tho l<lth, iluy nr Mny, 1112'.!. f l i c lim- f i nal r e p o r t unit n c c o n n t to bii general ut(Jur­ iih AilinlnlHtr.itrlv o f tho u h o v o nuinott oHtalo til.- nf f lei o f t h o t’ lork o f tho at it's in darned i,nd C i r c ui t In t' otirl o f .Vonitiiolo C o m i t y , Klor- Miss Sarah Davis, o f DcLnnd, and Miss .Mildred Grompton, o f Indlnnn, jirrived yesterday for n fo\y days with Miss Davis’ grandmother,' . Mrs. Curley, of HoOdcdgo, spent jr few days at hor little homo hero last (wook. She was accompanied by somo friends from Now York, Tom Cullen, and Mr. Acker, of Connecticut!, who. hnvo spent .several winters In Enter­ prise. 1 \ Wash poisons and toxins from • system before putting Mr. Sisson and daughter, Mrs. F. A. food into stom ach. Dolllson, of Kansas City, Mo., will lonvo for their homo on Friday, Wash yourdolf on tho lusldo before Mrs. W. T.‘ Brown will leave tho Inn breakfast like you do on the outside. on Thursday for her home In Indiannp-1 Tills is vastly more im;;orlant buoils, 1ml. cfiuiju the skin pores do not absorb Mr. Acker wnsf tho dinner guest of impurities into tho lilood, causing ill­ Mr. and Mm. Henry Murray on Thurs­ ness, while thtrbowel pores do. day evening. Mrs. Henry Murray has For every ounce of food taken into received word from tho Cochran fault­ the stomach, nearly an ounce of ily thnt thoy nro on their wny agnin waste material must he carried out of for their homo in Washington, Ind., MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE tho body, if this wiyjte is not elimin­ nftor sovorql days delay in .GuntorsOF TURNIPSEED. ated day by day it quickly ferments vllle, Ain. All travel wns hold up nnd*loxins which are absorbed or suckthero on account of high wntor nnd OCALA, Manrch 22.— Ernest Tur- 0(1 into the blood stream, through tho bnd roads. Dr. nnd Mrs. L.’ L. Seaman left on nipsccd, cashier o f tbo Citizens’ Bank lymph duets which should auel? only Monday for n few dnys In St. Fetors-, o f Dunnclfon, lias disappeared, lenv-1nourlshnioiit. burg beforo returning to tholr homo lug behind him n note stntlng thnt1 A sulondld health meaauro is - to ho would noi rotum. • drink, hoforo breakfast each day, a In Now York. Tiirnipsccd disappeared last Sntur- Khiss of hot water with 'u tcaspoonful day and tho note wns found, after of limestone phosphnto In it, which FORD WILL NOT GET a harmless way to wash these pelsSHOALS 3AYS EDISON banking hours Tho timo lock on tho vault wns sot far 6 o'clock -Monday !ons from tho stomach, ivor, kidneys hhi, In ncoorihni i- o w i t h un o r d e r o f tho C i r c u i t Cfinri o f Ueuilnolu C o u n t y , If l or lilii, ilntoil tho 2ml ’d a y o f .March. ll(23, In thi' u h o v o ontl t l o. l c ilino. ItOSA I, Hl?M I’ ll It MV. Ai lm In I n in l rlx o f tho K mtnto o f Wl l l l u m Ti l l u m p l i r o y (Hourot I mc s kni nvn ns (M arch t SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. Tho law provides that “ If tax-| General'Shop and Mill cs upon real estate shall not he I k Work paid before the first day o f April of any year, the Tax Collector C o n t r a c t o r and b u i l d e r 517 Commtrclnl Street Bnnforri, FIs. shall advertise and sell.” This is to notify all concerned that the requirements of law will he complied with and tho Tax Books will positively ba clgsod on April fiia t as provided by law and all lands on which taxes Sanford^Tachine &. * Foundry Co; \V. T II ninph ic y . ) If,. 22. 2!>; April il, 12. 19, 20; General Machine nnd Boiler Ma y .1. l u - c ) W ork; Cylinder Grinding; Dcl.uxc Pistons} Oversize Rings nnd Pins; Flywheel Stvel Gear Bands; Crank Shnfta re­ Tax Collector, Seminole County turned; agents for Cniilc Inboard and 2D2-M-W-S 'fo Voile; Williams* Forntior loca tb a M i l l arc Park heller real »ntl night, fmir prices aro right and «\ur work kuarantced. Outboard Motors. ------------- Phono 61 Started life together, * j * One o f them pnid rent all o f his life; the other paid on a lot u,,v' nnd home. When on life’a | n 1 M " v' u they came to the last*stretch m ob VIII « journey they met, one of them looked tired and 'discouraged * S because all that he had lo show fo r his life waa a bunch o f S g (rent receipts), and tho other looked like he respected himself ■ hnd felt that he was a man among men. (because he had H n accumulated a little something in his travels). m g H g * ^ Which man are you going to bo? *i g | Wo sell lots on easy^ terms with a small pay- ■ S' mentdown ! ( I l r T h e Aaaorlntril 1‘ rraa) JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March 22.-Henry Fort! will not got tho Musclo Shoals proporty, in tho opinion of his side-kick, Thomas A, Edison, bocausa o f too much "politics." * Mr. Edison discussed n broad rnngo o f topics between trains hero Inst | Meisch, Realty f / l f Park Avenue \* A. P. CONNELLY, Agent �FAGS' SANFORD, FLORIDA, W ED N E SD AY, MARCH 22,1022 Fishermen Take Notice! PERSONAL POLICIES ANII PERSONAL WISHES ARE NOT CONSIDERED JT ( H r Tin* Auxoclntrd I'rrmO t. ® ORLANDO,. March 22.— "Commor* Jicial policies" and "personal wishes" ■ |nro not to be considered in the nppll■ ' cation of the law, according to County " Judge Frank A. ffmith, who informed ■ the Orlando .Chamber of Cntnmcrco Gel your tackle ready and win one of the three prizes ■ that lie could not remit a, fine impos* 1 ed npon a winter visitor of Columbus, J Gn.,’ for fniluru to have a 1922 motor ■ vehicle license. I ■ TI\o civic body bud protested 2 against the notion of Sheriff Kurd * nnd his deputies in docketing visitors ■ whoso states allow them to uso tho • old license later in the now year than B a ss must be caught with Ilod, Kqel and Artificial Bait pur J does this state. Tho Columbus ylslchased of the ■ tor's case was called particularly., to ■ Judge Smith's attention following a 2 complaint by (lie Columbus Chamber ■ o f Commerce, tho local chamber as■ porting,(in effect, thnt Orlando would 2 suffer commercially if the visiting ■ motorist were thus dealt with. " Judge Smith's reply to the local that tho affidavit against tho sheriff chamber of commerce said in* concilia* AND COUNTY did not specify the kind of firearms ion: AUTHORITY Cl,ASH "Briefly, 1 would reply to you that IN GENERAL MIXUI used; thnt the sheriff was acting In his otTicinl capacity; thnt the firearm it is my duty to decide cases accord ordinance is, rtnconstiUitltmnl, and ing to, the laws which I consider np (tty T h e \ • « « c ln toil l* r r « » l FORT PIERCE, March 22.—The therefore void; that the affudavit did plicnble, regardless o f personal wishes mckos hero between the law nnd tho not Ntnto in what manner tho said or consideration of local commercial individual ,1ms apparently blown over firearms wore discharged, and finally policies." tile absence of a prosecutor— with a l l -------------------------*— with Shot iff RutTner, exponent of the this in favor o f the defendant tho ILLINOIS PUBLISHER former, breaking about even, charge should be dismissed. BECOMES IDENTIFIED WITH flte nifhi'rs hotween state nnd sub­ Tiio mayor saw the point and quashFLORIDA JOURNALISM ject waxed warm for a time, however, ed tho charge, returning to the sheriff ______ so to speak, and threatened to involve $23 hu had furnished ns bond. rn> T ho .\««orln*-U l ' m o n tho constitutionality of a local fire­ arm ordinance. Bit ESCRIBED WHISKEY It *nil seems to have started when FOR POLICEMAN the sheriff spoke out of his turn. A WITH BAD RESULTS stranger, one of the principals of tho controversy, whoso name hns not been I ll y T h e \ ■■m-In f.-.l 1‘ r r H I made public, was idling about the JACKSONVILLE, .March 22.— A court house. Sheriff Uuffner eyed medical treatment tnal removed the him officially fnr n time nnd then ap­ wrong ailment is tho basis for an at­ proaching him, inquired: tempt by one of Jacksonville's police­ "You scent to be waiting about bore men to recover financial balm from for something. I’d like to inquire your tiie city council. business bore. What are you doing Tlie copper, with tin* corroboration hero?” of several councilman, claims he was business. Who stricken ill in line of duty. The city “ None of your are y o u ?" physician prescribed whiskey with The few words remaining before ac­ suck potent qualities that he became tion centered about whether or not it delirious and created a disturbance in was the sheriff’s business, nnd the his neighborhood. Then along came a stranger unfavorably impressed at fellow officer who arrested him, the tho sheriff's revelation of his identity, result of which was the loss of his proceeded to knock him down, heat uniform for drunkenness. ■him nnd flee. Tho sheriff fired into Tho councilman although lending a the ground and the stranger halted. sympathetic car to tho policeman's Ho was placed under nrrest and the story, disiflniiuod jurisdiction and sug­ following day fined $13 and costs for gested thnt it be brought before the SAVANNAH, Gn., March 22.— Del­ assaqlt. city commission. egates to the n'mnml cqnforem-e of Tlrtm someone placed a charge of the Eighth Rotary District, compris­ discharging a firearm in the city lim­ Chef: A culinary wizard ing clubs iu Uk’orgia, Alabama and its agpinst the sheriff, and a local at­ wonderful dishes cause tis to Florida, will begin arriving tonight torney nnounecd he would voluittnrily elate honest-to-goodness cats for sessions to be held Thursday and prosecute tho case, and summoned an we get hack home, Friday. Over six hundred delegates array o f witnesses. Tho attorney did not appear at the The highest explosive known to and guests had reservations assigned hearing before the mayor, however, science is made by combining idle to them up to last night. The Rotary ( ’Inti of Fort Lauder­ and the sheriff's counsel, setting forth j bands and addled minds. dale, Fla., Imby club of the district, has hotel reservations for its entire membership and is to bring as its guest, 'tyny Tommie, chief o f the Seminole Indians o f South Florida. OUR ANNUAL CONTEST WILL OPEN APRIL 1ST, 1922 FIRST PRIZE—Shakespeare Reel SECOND PRIZE—Heddon Rod. THIRD PRIZE—Best Silk Line. | I , Ancicnis Know of Qualities /Technic^! Difficulties Do I layed Its Use. bUt Usotl by f) main for Funeral Dress of lAoclieo Which Wore to Uc Crojnuted - - Asbei-oa Curtains ' New York,—ll is not so ver* long ago | that a lire on tin* M a g e of a llieoior was an ever preseni menace la l i e ainliencu. TodnV most playlimisls possess an asbestos curtain wlilell can Ite dropped at a moment's nolle,I and wldcl, will absolutely eon. lint* liny lira to that part of the thuit* ter. Asbestos is a mineral. Annul in the earth Just like coal and iron, and mined. A few years ago It was merely n curiosity to ho found only in tho lab* oratory 1of the chemist. Today it Is used in|many ways and forms an lmport ant factor In the Industrial mar- thereof bo published in tho*’ 9a: MISSING MIAMI GIRL ON HER W AY HOME Herald, a newspaper printed district, and Hint all known c am! other persons in Interest m ar WEST PALM BEACH, Fin., March pear at tho said tlmo and plge$ 1 22.—Theo. Flowers, thought to havo slioW lauiic, if otiy they have,Afhr been kidnapped by two men in Miami, prayer of tho said petitioner1an was on hor way home last night, pass- not bo granted. , . -t y / inu through hero on tho train. Tho And it is further ordered Wwf two men, Grover Mills und Claude court, that tlio clork shall solid, Smith, according to tho girl, nro boing mail, to,all known creditors, c o p r a hold In Fort Pierce. Tho girl said she said petition and this order, ndflrfl cd to them at their places o f re s tm as stated. %'fl WITNESS Tho Ilonorabio RJW M. Call, Judge of tho snid c o u r t /■ tho seal thereof, at Jacksonville J BANKRUPT’S PETITION FOR DIS said district, on tho 21st day of Marl CHARGE AND ORDER OF NOA. D, 1022. TICE THEREON (SE A L ) EDWIN R. WILLIAMS, 309-ltc , * Gift In ‘ ''f P ™ '1, 0' }l ° ” " ltcJ StaU‘* fnr *,,D Division, Southern District of Morida. No. 2031 in llankruptry In tho Matter of s. Benjamin, Bankrupt, (m p E |t o p NOT|CE THEREON fvl . fl Southern District of Florida, as.: Go tliiH 21st day of March, A. I), 1022, on reading the Petition for Dischnrgo of the above-named Bankrupt, it is— ORDERED by the Court, thnt a [)Clirill(r l)0 lmt, ur,0ll tho 8Iimo ,m thu terms. Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO. FLORIDA ORLANDO, FLA SAFETY FIRST Cleanliness is next to Godliness We invite the public nnd nil users o f ELDER SPRINGS W ATER to visit tho spring nnd in our method of handling its product. Why take n chance? Your eminent physicians claim thnt this water in unexcelled und its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. The Ford people of Sanford ns well ns the Western Union recommend this water for batterfes. 2 Call phone 311 nnd havo a bottle o f this water sent you and protect vour henlth. SANFORD Taste is a matter of tobacco quality Wr tliitc it a, our honest brlirf dial the IoImccou lord in Chesterfield are of liner quality (and lienee of better taste) than in any oilier cigarette at the price, . -:- . FLORIDA SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS . . JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY , Iftlfl West First Street l iKXCt & Mjtrj Tol'ucco Co. I 1018 West First Street “ SERVICE TH AT COUNTS? We handle everything in THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE 1 , ' r Car Lots or Less. « Ship-us Richmond, Virginia Asleep, That Was All. 20 for 18c 10 for 9c Vacuum tins of 50 - 45c o f Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended o nono In ths F* *8° there in the •plondld type ' •Uo Impreu ttanity worth that would do » country, j j* cities that p*kopt rail. Ltxlstonce at Qk * prosperB cn m o down ’W bo had H o f f at the jQ d lay he Jfccd to take T ie t the land persuaded ■Muter eo lm, || »tlll more •R Place that « pretty and I f d t streets, U jgn, and Its I Population B e r splendid ■ h e cities of V>, Georgia, ^Wanunry and r It is erecting and Its K ith nutomoway with ,-Rn thorough. K i n g .—Flori- [ringing fln Mars a box mge market lemand for • later iea- Elder Springs Water Co. CIG ARETTES «y. It Is an blendld pack* 1 citrus belt; BEFORE BUYING A PHONOGRAPH See the Japan wants it understood that she isn't a dominion of the Pacific. She lias dominion of the Pacific. Chesterfield ’ Write us Henry McLaulin, Jr CAR LOAD OF BUICK AUTOMOBILES BY WIRELESS ■ i Kimball Pianos, from factor; CAR LOAD OLDSMOBILES BY HYDRO­ ■ homo prices. When you aru out 2 ping, don’t fail to stop in at PLANE * Miller & Sons' anil look them j Thou sco Mr. I.nnier, for prices Prices the Lowest-----Quality the Highest 2 SAVE YOU M O ^pY “ n S 'f c S f t „ ..... turn .,1 . ? » '" ' ' 7 ” f *Sril, A. ... ■ « before to the 1"0 stud court, at Jacksonville, in said covery. Asbestos was Ui undents. The Romans used the sub­ stance, deriving tlielr supplies from the Italian Alps and Ilie Ural mmintains. One of the uses to wlddi as­ bestos cloth was put In those days OPTICIAN— OPTOM ETKIST was to Wrap bodies which were n> In* cremated, la fact, ll was call I the "funeral dress of kings," no so modi dlltleulty was' found in intiMii;; •cloth thnt only a king or Itie eMrem-U wealthy could afford It. Tin* slmviv of the model'll development of the r bt'stos Industry lias been eaasisl h> the tcditiicnl dlihmltles m u ,‘iie Sanford, Fla. ing the short silky litters into cloth or combining them In other way:. to produce articles of c o m u i e i v i a l +Z+ *1* +1* +1+ utility. Cornea From Canada, The ashestos used in the United States entiles almost entirely from Cnirmln. There are deposits of tltu mineral in Arizona, California, Georgia and other states, lmt Uds Is not of the high quality of the Canadian ashestos. There are various types of a s b e s t o s , ami the sort that can Du carded, spun and woven in a manner similar to wool, ila\ or situ is found tnailily In the Tltcdford mines ■ of tjtlebee. It Is this properly of (lie mineral that fooled the Roman his­ torian, Pliny, iu thinking it to be of vegetable origin and that luts given rlsq to Its do nation as the "mineral vegetable" in id the “ physical paradox." Nonburning Qualities Known, The raw |ishos|it« Is Hillljcdted to a dressing pro* ess which consists of separating the ashestos from the rode In which It is Imbedded. In the lowgrade product machines are used for this, while In the high-grade material Advancement dtloa, town* Lafayette, lad.—Unyuiotid Straub, eleven years of nge, 11 newsboy, was fotiml* unconscious In tlm hallway of 11 hotel here one night und was taken to n local hospital III Hit? belief that tit tun! been Injured m perhaps poisoned. The lad coaid not ho aroused, and physicians worked .sev­ eral hours trying to determine what was the limner. When the bow invoke lie was surprised to llml himself In the hospital, lie told the tloclofa that lie was tired and exhausted when lie entered the hbtel, and It waq deter­ mined that the boy was only uniunl asleep when he railed la respond to restoratives. DELICIOUS „ DELAW ARE ‘PUNCH. In Bottles Everywhere Demand the genuine— name Btamped on every crown— ask for it by name Bottled only by The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company ijjt/ffl |o for of m l that it hai jfijji This means WHynd no fruit f i f t y fall, with H m for the | B This condlTijjje experiment gRThcrmetically H i o f tho fruit, l storage. remarkW q r o still in the itage and doubt'•mpa Tribune. v _ V tho politician A it possible?" �r I vr ?r :. > ... i. . .. iTjKf ri;y ’•V. •i ~ i m n n . '■> -'.r, •i^TS! VP'? ‘ , ■ ’ , ’ ■ ■ s-,7 n * THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, MARCH 22,1922 m m hi CLASSIFIED tee county have been similarly pfd- venience and elegance o f many man­ pared. When these vast tracts, tight­ sions thnt grace tho boulovards o f our ly kn|t together, aero on acre, begin largo cities. While Seminole county has always to bulrst forth in palo groen, with tho thousands upon thousands o f long been n pioneer in tho Florida celory rows showing symmetrically in tho situation, but ovon so, it has not been * ______ golden sunlight, there is a sceno that so many years ago that tha growing attracts and is possibly responsible for of this product upon a real commer­ Ni Down to 74 today and still alluring many farmers to Florida. Ho cial scalo was practically extinct. h i going strong on tho weather But what a contrast today. who haa novor behold such a mid­ h i problem and the growers Thousands of acres now glisten In winter scene, nor'breathod tho odor of hi nro looking fine and feeling growing celery, is practically Incap­ tho warm Florida sunshine where but hi finer. It looks liko a wlnable of producing imaginative pic­ a few years ago stood wooded dells, hi nor all round and thoro is ture of the beauty and charm o f it filled with bird life and .wild game. hi no plnco just iko Sanford, It might bo In order to say a few all. hi Don't you think wo have a The bleaching process begins about words rolativo to a question that has hi fine band, • n’ovorythlng, ten days prior to harvest. Long strips boon asked many, many timos, hi yes. » * s "Do you think I could grow celory?" of bloaching paper are run down tho h i 5:40 A. M. MARCH 22,1922 Assuredly yes. sides o f each row, and during this hi Maximum ..................... 74 Wo hnvo In our midst cotton grow-, boxing period the colory becomes well h i Minimum ........... 49 ers from the Carolines, apple growers prepared for the commercial market ^ Range ...... 60 from New York, corn growers from The harvest season is at Its height N Barometer ................... 30.30 Iowa, and wheat, growers from fa r In February. It Is during this period N Northwest and cloar. hi that the entiro country seems to be western Canada. They have all made alive with teeming workers. Every­ a success at colery growing. With the helpful suggestion and where activity o f the most aggressive nature is shown. Crates and box cars close co-oporatlon from tho Growers’ and transportation vehicles mix and Association, with tho personal assist­ Tho Store That Is Different mingle with tho song o f the harvest­ ance of our splendid county agent, ing machines nnd the hurry and bus­ and tho invaluable advice and* bulle­ tins so gladly furnished by tne de­ tle o f tho laborers. --------* Tho harvesting machine, now in gen­ partment of agriculture, at GaineBFor Florida: Fair and con- hi tlnued cool tonight; probab* hi eral use, looks somewhat similar to a ville, celery growing has been raised ly light frost in North por- hi plow. Its two wheels straddle each to a standard o f scientific perfection tion; Thursday fair and M row of'celery and, as tho mnchlno is avallnbio to all who aro willing to a;l- OH I. W HAT W ILL THE htblted at the Star Theatre to n ig h t slightly warmer. hi propelled from ono end to tho other, piy themselves. Through the asalitance o f Dr. CONGREGATION SA Y ? Many stories could bo told of tho tho knives, which are attached to tho Brougher, - Director Staljl was able h m K s h i a i a i a i a h wheels, neatly nnd quickly cut tho phenomenal success of some, but lack A minister helping to produce n to comblno beauty and unsual effects bunches of celery' close to the ground. o f space prevents. motion picture. To thoso that read this artlclo and with an impressive marriage cere­ Ten inch crates are usod for pack­ PLAN TO FIGHT foel at somo futuro data n deslro to Yes# it really happened, and it mony thnt was correct In every de­ ing, and about 330 crates are loaded to BOOZE FROM AIR, join this army o f truck and celery each refrigerating car. demonstrates that thoro aro broad­ tail. Tho settings and ensemble LAND AND WATER Tho celery fields of Florida aro growers, let mo say that this narra­ minded clergymen as well as tho oth­ among tho Inrgest ever sed fo r a cin­ ema wedding. . WASHINGTON, March 22.— A practically immuno from any effects tive was by np moans written to al­ er kind. lure, but morcly to assuro. o f cold weather. A tompornturo as Dr. J. Whitcomb Brougher, a noted twentieth coqfury boozo •b lock a d eWhile in Florida you havo tho ad­ pastor o f Los Angeles, was are dir­ NOTICE TO FARMERS—Just ar­ composed o f airplanes, subchasers, low as 10 or 17 degrees above zero, if and speed automobiles, linked to geth* sustained for -several days, would vantage of nature’s greatest gifts— ector and general stage supervisor rived, fresh carload o f that good old N u ff or by wireless— is being set up by prove disastrous, but such a phenome­ soil, water nnd climate— nevertheless at tho Louis B. Mayor studios one roliablo KEYSTONE LIME. non Is almost removed from tho realm it is thoso who display good judgment, day when ho served as advisor; dir- sod. Telephone 135. Phono us your the prohibition bureau. practica thrift, and work hard who re­ cctor in tho filming o f an elaborate wants. They will hnvo our usual Plans nro maturing, officials de­ o f tho probablo. Tho co-operative market plnn^ is ceive tho benefit of thnt which hns wedding sceno for "The Child Thou prompt attention.— Hill Lumbar Coraclared hero yesterday for a 10,000 Inrgoly used in celery sections. Tho made the Celery City fnmous, and Gavest Mo," produced by John M. pany. Service, quality, prico. 809-3to wall about the United States to stop growers combine thoir shipments and Justifiably called "Tho City Substan­ Stnhl for Associated First National I ------------------- ---------tho flow of alien rum load solid cars, which in turn nro sold tial.” Pictures, Inc., and which will bo ex-1 Herald want ads get results. With this blockado 100 porcont ef­ fective, prohibition chlofB are confi­ by tho co-operative organizations, dent tho only sourco of supply o f which, in ronlity, is tho growers’ or­ "good" liquor will bo completely cut ganization. By this co-operayvo mar­ off and that drinking will pass be­ keting plnn tho grower secures tho cause 6f inability to obtain pure highest prico the market nffords at all times nt a small item of cost, neces­ boozo. In working out this plan Commis­ sary to tho operation and mnintcnnnco ■ of tho association. sioner Roy A. Haynes nlrondy hns: It must not bo imngincd that tho obtained tho uso o f airplanes on Florida celery grower, even after n tho Florida and Texas border. Secured a fleet of nlno subchasers phenomenal dividend producing yoar, is contented to sit Idly by until tho to work in south Atlantic waters. Concentrated highly equipped forces following season. Nnturo, his closest ally, has mndo it on tho Now York, ^Ncw Jersey and New Englnnd coast linos practically possible, literally Bpcnklng, thnt ev­ Now on tho stands. Tho beautiful four-colo2 Plnnned to supply tho demand for All-FIorichasing tho majority o f smugglers ery month shall bo n growing month, dn information. cover and contonts emphasizes Florida quailnnd no sooner has his celery been from that section , Designed, printed and produced In Florida—a ty. You will onjoy tho— Set up a system o f wireless com­ hnrvcsted when bo turns bis thrifty Florida enterprise. munication along tho Canadian bordor hnnd to further diversification. In Mlchignn to ennblo law officers to It is this diversification thnt hns "Am ong tho Magnets o f Florida," a hotel chnso smugglers moro readily. mndo it possible for hundreds of Flor­ Haynes intonds to send oxports to ida truck growers to erect Inrgo state­ Btory by Mayor Frank F, Puivcr, of St. Pet­ To represent nil of tho sixty-ono counties nnd tho territories whoro smugglers now ly homes on thoir farms that contain tell "Fiorldn’s Wonderful Story" to pooplo ersburg. "Woman’s Work in Florida,” by nro concentrating to build up tho every clement of the comfort, con­ outside tho state, with a view of creating a Mrs. W. S. Jennings. "Tho Sun Seekers,” a blockndo gradually It * is undor. • * "desiro to see" and "decision to live in" Florida traveloguo by Mr. R. G. Stott. "F lor­ stood Texas will bo center of opera­ Florida. MISS GRACE TOMPKINS ida’s Agricultural Acres," by Mr. A. A. Coult. tions after tho full force is organiz­ To servo ns nn ally with tho newspapers nnd ed in tho South Atlantic Tho Can­ (Registered Nurse) “ Poultry. PnyB In Florida," by Mr. E. W. othar publications in nttrncting additional adians border then will bo taken up, homo-seekers, tourists nnd investors to Flor­ Brown. "Draw Your Chnirs Up Closer," by Surgical, Medical and Obstetrical it is believed ida, cnlls answered Dr. G. A. Klock. "Resourceful-Plus," by Mr. This will necessitate tho expendi­ Phono BC3-W 309 Fronch Avo. Goorgo R. DcSaussure. "Florida is Well, ture o f moro than a million dollars 304-tfc Thank You," by Mr. Richard II. Edmonds. from tho npppropriatton granted by Is tho basic thought in tho formation o f this congress. The situation in tho in­ "Building by Organized Effort," by Mr, Louis offort to furthor introduce Florida’s advan­ terior, however, whoro complete co­ H. Chnznl, "Good Ronds Mako Good Acres,” tages to tho wholo world. Just ns co-opera­ operation of state and civic o ffi­ by Hon. F. O. Miller. “ Florida’s Colery Cars tion hns produced many of American, State, cials will effect n big saving this municipal, and commercial successes and is Aro Moving," by Mr. J. C. Hutchison. "Spec­ year makes a larger amount avail­ working to such splendid ndvnntago in specif­ able to build a blockado. ial Stories from Alachua, Bay, Bakor, Brad­ ic instances in this stuto, THE FLORIDA ford, Brovnrd nnd Broward Counties." "Road MAGAZINE plans to omploy tho samo, HENRY FORD HERE Mnps, Boat and Bub Maps," and other Inter­ strong, sturdy nnd intensive methods in a ser­ IN PRIVATE CAR esting fenturos. • - --_, vice for Florida. JACKSONVILLE, March 22.—Hen­ J ry Ford left-hero this morning in a privnto car this morning for Fort Myeyi. Thomas a Edison is duo to nrrlvo In Fort MyorB today. Both Bo suro o f a copy. Subscribe today aro on vacations* through your nowsdoalor, or address THE CELERY MOVEMENT us. Tho price is $2.50 a year, 25 HAS REACHED THE PEAK, cents a copy. Newsdealers, wire or BRINGING GOOD PRICES wrlto for a supply. ■ : 3 At the many nice Suits just received. All 2 sizes and patterns in the latest styles with the ^ lowest prices. a. BUY NOW LOOK NOW = TEMPERATURE Classified Ada Sc a line. No L.nd taken for Im i than 25c. and positively no classified ada charged to anyone.' Caah muat accompany all ordera, that you may get your choice before the best are picked . Count five worda to a line I and remit accordingly. JOIN NOW [a a ie ia ia ia ia ia WANTED TED— Energetic, well acqunintsoleaman for Seminole county to Iliya Light plants, — Hof-Mac ery Co.. * 309-3tp 'iTED— To rent or ieaae smairho^ ! or good boarding house, furnish* good condition. Write Mrs..AlWilliams, care Fort Meado Ho* [Fort Meade, Fla. 309-ltp STED-Am bitious 18*yoar-old Mo apprentice to learn automo* eloctrical trade.— Hof-Mac. Bat* Cov . 300-3 tp iJTED— Wo have opening fo r sovral young ladies o f refinement in around Sanford who desire work pch is very dignifod, but yet offers endid financial remuneration, (no 25-W for personal interviow. 309-Stc NTED— House, or unfurnished oms by couple. Phone 295-W. 807-0tp JTElt)— Team work. Apply M. won Shoo Shop. 300*12tp [‘E d T O T fh A D E i-ta lr of horsfor Ford truck In good condition. J Hanson Shoo Shop. 800*12tp FOR SALE 7 SALE— Six room houao on Park Bnue and Sanford Hoights.— Geo. iter, Routo A, Box 100-B. 309-2tp SALE— Ford touring car, good now, used two months. Run loss one thousand miieB. Address W. [Whitford, Altamonto Springs IIo_____ 308-2tp )R SALE— Small farm with build* |lngs. “ H" caro Harold. 3Q8-5tp )R SALE— Household furnituro at Itho K. of C. Hall on Oak avonuo fednesdny. 308-Stp, )ft SALE— New Homo Sowing ma|chine, first class condition, $25.— rs. Pearson, 1002 West First Street. 307-3tp )R SALE— Now Ford, novor run; |$16.00 undor market prico.—A, L. ay, 200 Park Avo. . 307-7tp JR SALE— Refrigerator, ico box, |sanitary couches, beds, dining ta­ ps, kitchen tables, safes, chairs, gas ago, gas plates, ovens, hooters and jlctroln. Can bo seen over 6 and 10 tnt store. 307*3tp JR SALE UU LEASE— Ono 20 acre, (one 10 acre Sanford nve. walking Btunco to city. Two lots cornor fcntor and Elm nve. Two lots west io Palmetto ave., 60 ft. from Elov* |th St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, (tier, 115 N, Spring St., Los Ango* », Calif. • 288tf: 29*tf )R SALE— Ono B flat snxophono |anil B fiat clarinet. Apply 207 }cnch ave. 303*12tp JR SALE—Two Btory business building. Apply to the owner, Klon res, 80S 9th St. 284-20tc pOR SALE— Warehouse with R. R. Uding. Within four blocks of center pf city. f I Geo. W. KNIGHT 272-tfc FOR RENT SARACE FOR RENT— 014 Magnolia avenuo or phono 438-J. 807-0tp ?OH R E N T ~ O n ofou r-room bungnlow furnished, also garago, $15.00 p r month. Apply Mrs H. D. Durant ake Mary. 83-3tp XOST STRAYED OR STOLEN— Pnir of dark mules and bay horse. Howard brought to C. E. Henry, Sanford. _ _ _____________________ . 300-5tp STOLEN— National blcyclo, practical­ ly new. No. 8—473822. In caro of Mrs. S. A. Chancellor, 503 West Third * 309-3tp TTcfc T 6 DOG OWNERS— I ~ m willing to board dogs this summer »Rnin.— Mrs. J. E. Vaughn. 809*4tp CARD OF THANKS To the many friends who wore ,so kind during tho long illness and death of our son, Edward, and for tho beau­ tiful floral offerings at tho funeral yesterday we wish to express our heartfelt thanks. MIt. nnd MRS. A. H. KNIGHT, MRS. OSCAR ZITTROWER. NOTICE TO F A R M E R S -Just nrtved, fresh carload of that good old ellnblo KEYSTONE LI1\IE. Nuff od. Telephone 135, Phono us your v°nts. They will hnvo our usual prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ pany. Sorvlce, quality, prico. 809-3tc if you are not a member of our Clothing Club. It's advantages are big. Let us explain it to you. PftKins &Britt THE w e a t h e r : : Sanford, Florida n M a g a z in e ] i A National Monthly . The April Issue ;; i ad Realistic Florida Stories A Purposeful Magazine . ‘Tt To Co-operate 1 •1 On the News Stands 9 Today 3 The Florida Magazine {(YintInutt] from P i n Onii Ho pinna early. Beginning in Au­ gust, nnd sometimes in July, tho colory ALW AYS FRESH producer plnnts his seed. From that Not Sold in Bulk moment his mind is constantly antici­ pating tho ripening fluids nnd splondid hnrvost. During September nnd October ho is busy transplanting tho SANFORD-----NEW YORK— MIAMI tender plants to tho open field. Thoso he places in rows thirty inches apart, netting tho plants about throu to four inches from each other. In thiH wny he sets about 29,000 colery slips to the aero. Prior to tho transplanting poriod ho hns carefully prepared tho soil for tho inception of tho plants. Tho smooth, snndy loam hns boon nicely plowed PRO TECT TOU R C A R during the sumnfer months.! Fertiliz­ W IT H SEAT COVERS er is cnrefully placed over tho plowed land, and thon, by means of a harrow is thoroughly mixed with the soli. Commercial fertilizer composod large­ ly o f potash, phosphntrf acid nnd am­ monia is used, nnd approximately four tons nro spread to tho aero. The ie l d a u t o harrowing process produces a field top which is smooth and glossy and com­ pletely pulverized. , , 3anford, Tampa, Augusta Seventeen hundred acres surround­ ing Sanford aro this year unejor cul­ tivation, whllo largo areas in MannW£ GUARANTEE OUR WORK I BEL-JAR COFFEE CO. UlsbccBldg. Jacksonville, Florida % {«SK ■ TH E s 1 ,0 R • ■ I D A >7, s We can furnish any pattern for all Model Cars F co. 5 ■u » ■-iM. . J ■' ■..*< -It, llvij � 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 22, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 22, 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 22, 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/cbd1eccd5525211b778df10c9e08d7b3.pdf b3da5e8e82c80f64089f966b3f2470e7 PDF Text Text •> .V• ✓ ■ i,*'. • aif1 . >W« f'fWW \ HYim* ^ The Sanford Daily Herald IN THE HEART'1OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUME II SANFORD “The City S u b stan tial" VEGETABLE SECTION \ SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1922 NUMBER 310 GOVERNOR MINERS AND OPERATORS , EXPLORED WATERWAY ST. OKLAHOMA’S INDICTED FOR BRIBERY IN CONNECTION WITH BANK IN MEETING TODAY TO JOHNS TO INDIAN RIVER HALT IMPENDING STRIKE -CHAMBER OF COMMERCE m Placed State Funds in Okmulgee Bank When it . Was Insolvent FORD BELIEVES HE WILL WIN IN CONNECTING LINK SHOALS DISPUTE w. T. Donnelly and Parto Went Thru What Will be the Canal (Hr The A««arlnlrd . - OKMULGEE, Okln., March 23.— Governor Robertson, or Oklahomn, and severnl officials of the Okmulgee Banks nre under bond todny for trial on indictm ents alleging illegal transactions Involving two local banking institutions. Gov­ ernor Robertson is charged specifically with accepting $2.>,0 0 9 bribe to place $150,000 of sta te funds in the form er G uar­ anty S tate Bank to prevent the closure when the bank was known to hnvc been insolvent. An Eleventh Hour At­ P0ST0FFICE tempt to Stop Nation­ DEFECTS DUE Wide Strike Behind PARCEL POST LOCKED DOORS ACCORDING TO DATA COLLECT­ Henry Ford, tho Dotroit automobile HOPE 8TILL HOLDS OUT THAT ED DY POSTAL COM­ that w il l h e f u t u r e in l a n d wizard, who paused through Orlando TIE UP OF INDUSTRIES MISSION WATER HIGHWAY THROUGH yesterday onrouto to- Fort Myors CAN BE AVERTED THE STATE OF FLORIDA whoro ho will spend a two wcoka’ va­ I n r T h e A aaoelnlrd P n « ) „ cation with his close friend, Thomas WASHINGTON, Mnrch 23.—Re­ (Ity Thr AMorlnlrd PrfM) In pursuance of tho general policy A. Edison, tho Inventor, told local citl NEW YORK, March 28.—In an elsponsibility for deficits Incurred by which Mr. Willinm T. Donnelly, con- zens who greeted him at tho Atlantic tho Postofflco Department wero at­ oventh hour attem pt to halt the suiting engineer of New York City, Const i,|no station that ho expected to tributed inrgely to tho pnrcol post sys­ preparation for a nation-wide strike has adopted of making himself per- j w|n |n b|8 f |Kht to get possession of tem according to data collected by n In the coal industry, the Arbitration sonully familiar by actual observation tho government nitrate plants at MusJoint postnl commission which Is con­ Committee of the Anthracite Minna of tho entire Atlantic Deeper Water- cj0 shonlH, Alabama. ducting nn investigation into costs of and Operators, met behind lockad doors here todny. ' , way, from Maine to Florida, there was Tho statement mnde here by Mr. Public Squares Are Flooded in the Beautiful City handling rtinil. organized at Sanford an expedition j.’oril 1b said to bo tho first definite of Canals . to go over tho existing waterway and utterance ho hn* mndo regarding tho INDIANAPOLIS, March 28*— ground Involved in a possible exten- outcomo of tho controversy which has Without hope apparently of develop­ (llr The Aaaorlnlrd I’rcaai , , . •ion by river and canal of a wnter nrisen over tho terms of his contrnct ments foretelling the coal strike sal LONDON, March 23.— A Central News dispatch from highway connecting tho St. Johns and now before congicfls. for April 1, officials of the United Venice says a todal wave late last night inundated the city, Imllnn rivers. Tho party consisted of Mr. Ford observed that* fertilizer Mlno Workers of America last night the w ater rising to a depth of more than three feet In some the following members: Willinm T. plnnts seemed to he liberally senttordeclared that tho miners were ready of the public squares. Donnclly, consulting engineer of New ed n|onK tho railroads near Orlando for a general suspension of many York City; Fred T. Williams, civil nmi inquired If a great deal of fcrMl weeks duration. None, however, engineer, Sanford, Florida; Frank |ZL.r Wns used in this section of the MUCH* DISCUSSION OVER ARMY would predict how long the walkout w vl Tracy, of New York City; Capt. Jore t tntc. He wns informed by A1 Doug would continuo, asserting that their IN THE INSULAR POS­ Slukcr, and Mato Matt Hnrnsti, ns- |n, # iocni Pnrtl distributor ,thnt such fight could continue Indefinitely. SESSIONS • listed by Dick Strovell, of Geneva, wns the case. who joined tho party nt Luke Hnrnoy. i “Well, I expect to get those plnnts Illy Tlir Adinclnlnl I’rcaa) WASHINGTON, Mnrch 23.- Tho POLITICIANS NEED TO BB 1 A start wns mndo from Sanford nt over |n Alabama and make fertilizer DRESSED DOWN. FORD houso gnve Uh approval yesterday to 7:00 a. m. Mnrch 19th, tho outfit con­ cheap,” Mr. Ford said, adding thnt i TELLS LAKELAND FOLK a provision of tho army appropriation sisting of tho power boat "Dawn, Jr.” there wns a grent deal of money being towing a skiff to which n Cnllie out­ spoilt to prevent realizntidn of his CALLS ON OFFICERS TO SUP­ GOVERNOR HARDEE APPOINTS hill which would require the reduction WIFE OF MAN KILLED IN LAKELAND, Mnrch 23.—Tho fooliPRESS KLAN FOR VAR­ by July of tho regular army enlisted board motor had been attached for hopes. “Money won’t do everything ACCIDENT tlclnns need dressing down and they IOUS ACTIONS strength to 115,000 men nnd thon pro­ navigating through waters of the St and I believe public sentiment will will get It and some of thorn should ceeded to enter upon n prolonged disJohns at extremo low wnter. The forco acceptance of my offer," ho conIlly Tho AiMirlnldl I’rfM) III)' The Aaanrlntrd I'rru l , mission of whether congress should d l-1 bo roplnced by priests and preacher*, party arrived at Osteen Ferry nt 8:00 eluded. KEY WEST, Mnrch 23.—Governor BATON ROUGE, Mnrch 23.—Govrect tho return to tho United States Henry Ford said betwoon trains here a. m., at Genevn bridge nt 8:2.r>, nt Mr. Ford discussed the output of ernor Pnrker today issued an appeal Hardee today appointed Mrs. Howard of certain trope stationed in China,' yesterday In commenting on a atateLemon Bluff nt 9:05 and Osceola at tho Lincoln Motor fuctor which ho to Inw officers of Louisiana to sup- J. Sawyer, of Key West, tax nssessor 10:05. The river from Lemon Bluff recently purchased and snld thnt the prcBS "With nn iron hand tho evil of for Monroe county to succeed her hus- Hnwnii, tho Panama Cnnnl Zone n nd' ment by Thomas A. Edison, at Jackto Osceola 1b very picturesque and Is present capacity of twonty-flvo cars Ku Kluxism whorevor it raises its hand who wnH killed in nn automobile on tho Rhino, Secretary Weeks hns aonvillc Tuesday night that "too much recommended to all Sanford people as dally would ho Increased to thirty-five head." Ho sold this action was t«k- accident a t Jacksinville Tuesday night, already ordered tho withdrawal of the politics” would prevent tho Detroit manufacturers’ acquisition of th* within tho noxt thirty days. Tho mugtroops from tho Rhine. n most delightful camping ground. — ■ on in view of reported complaints ■ The bill provides thnt before the Muscle Shonls property. On entering "Lake Harney, strong Innto Indicated, It wns reputed, thnt which hnvo como to him from various AGRICULTURAL DEPT. Mr. Ford snld ho considered Mr. beginning of the coming fiscnl yenr south winds wero encountered which ho was considering buying tho Dodgo sections of the stnto. RAISING BABIES NOW Edison’s romnrks on tho subject ’very approximately (1,500 troops stationed made the spray fly. Tho party arriv­ Brothers plant, hut tho local dealers Ac c o r d in g t o h o y l e ! ____ jin Hawaii, 2,000 men on duty in the npproprinto.’ Ho referred to the ed at Geneva dock nt 11:05 nnd landed with whom he is said to have discuss­ LUMBER COMPANY JACKSONVILLE, Mnrch 23.—Tho Canal Zono nnd the entlro forco o f ' seating of Senntor Nowbcrry, of for lunch which wns enjoyed under an ed this proposal, refused to discuss LOSES BIG PLANT Agricultural Extension Division of (JOO garrisoned in Chinn ns well ns nil | Michigan, ns nn evidence that polltiexcelent shelter provided by Sanford the matter. AT ARCADIA BY FIRR tho University of Floridn, In its ben- but 500 men nnd officers in tho nrmy cions .should he Bwopt into tho dlsThe manufacturer was traveling in people for picnic pnrtlos. Tho enjoy­ in card. < n tr The Ananrintni iTra.» cvoicnt ramifientions hns taken tho of occupation in Germnny must *1)0 ment of the lunch was ndded to by a his private a ir which was attached to Mr. Ford was greeted upon his arARCADIA, Mnrch 23.—A fire orcare of tho baby under its didactic United brought hack to continental contribution of oranges nnd grape­ tho 4:15 train over tho Atlantic Coast rivnl hero by a large portion of Lakeiginnting in tho boiler room of tho wing. , States. fruit by County Commissioner Endor Lino.—Oilnndo Sentinel. innd’s citizenry. He nppeared on the Arcndln Lumber Company early toA recent issue of tho “News SorCurlet. WANT MORE SPEED observation platform of his private dny destroyed tho plant nnl other vice” maintained by tho division to At Gcncvn dock, Dick Strovell, of WELL KNOWN ENGINEER FROM MOTORISTS enr nnd tho buildings. Tho severing of electric sprend its teachings to Florida farGeneva, joined the pnrty ns local pilot HERE TESTING THE WATER „ . , . crowd. . was 4 formed . , . into . wires throw tho city in dnrkness. The mors, turns momentarily from its CROSSING CAUSEWAY TO SOFTEN CITY SUPPLY n **no which passed by to snnko hand* for Lake Harney and upper St. Johns _____ | with tho manufacturer. Ho continued loss Is estimated nt fifty thousand discussion of Hnrlcquin bugs nnd river. MIAMI, Mnrch 23.-r-Motorists dolinrs, which wns partly covered by other plnnt pests to n fow rccommonGeorge Mnlnos, iconsuiting engl- his hie trip trin after na short stay here to Departure for the upper river was . dntions In tho fundamental care .if neer of Dnytonn Is in tho city testing -Foft Myors. muile at 12:50 ........ p. m. and tho entrance crossing tho enusoway connecting insuranco. . . . . ---- —----------------- • • tho infant. Any belief, however, thnt the wnter of different wells with th o ' ^ o train pulled out of tho stato the St. Johns nt tho upper end of this city nnd Mlnmi Beach, under tho ! th< division’s chief I ontyniologlst; viow of rendering a report for tho ^ on Lake Harney wns reached nt 2:10 p. obsolete 15 miles nn hour ordinance, GOVERNMENT TOLERATES Ford shouted that his pro­ N O VIOLENCE IN STRIKE (has tnken tho bnblea’ wolfnro in City Commission rclativo to softening P08°l 1° m., where tho water wns found to ho hnvo been asked to nwakon to tho over tho Mussel Shoal* OF TIIE COAL MINERS hnnd, in nddition to hla other work, is tho present city water or obtain wa- project was up to Congress. so low thnt transfer was mnde from j times nnd Incrcaso their speed to 25 dispelled when Miss Juanita E. D ar-' tep thnt cnn bo 8oftcned. Ho is teattho "Dawn Jr., to a flat boat with out- miles per hour, tho modern regula(llr Tlii* Aaanrlnlrd I’rcaa) rnh, research specialist in nutrition jnR ^bo wojj on ^bo p ac0 p|nco corncr STATE LOSES WITNESS board motor nnd the party divided, tlon. WASHINGTON, March 23.—Warn­ at tho St/tto Collogo for women at Me| onvj||0 nnd Celery nvenuo today, Street Committeeman John II. AND POSTPONES POLK Cnpt. Slukcr nnd Mato IlnrnHti return ing thnt tho fodernl government ing to Sanford with tho Inunch. Tho Levi brought tho matter boforo the would tolernto no violence to prevent Tnllnhnasco, is given ns tho author- fln(j eXpCCt8 to mnko sovornl teats all COUNTY AUTO CASKS party then continued up the St. Johns city council, asserting thnt traffic on coni production during tho threatened lty’ over tho city boforo leaving. The Some doubt is hold by skeptics, paco w0„ ^ feet dcop and ,8 , BARTOW, Mnrch 23.—(Special)— through Puzzle Lake, which wns found the causeway was becoming congest­ coal strike was issued todny by At­ too^ ns to whether tho extension div­ ed bccauso of tho unfamillnrity with to fully warant its name. Through probably one of tho deepest In th is ' automobile thievery cases schedtorney General Daugherty. isions outstretched arms aro to bo section. This well will bo tested by uicd to como up yesterday in the curthis district, the St. Johns winds nnd tho now ordinance. He requested that welcomed by tho babies, nt least, dogrees in tho effort to find soft wa- cu|t court hero was postponed until twists, divides anil reunites through n publicity bo given the Increased speod NO RECEIVER APPOINTED without reservations. limit and to this end was authorized FOR FELL8MORE BANK But valley from two to four miles tor ns higher Btrotns. Sanford off!-1today because of the inability to Castor oil, for instance, appears cinls want Boft wnter nnd aro deter-1 pince j . m . Leo sentenced to three SAYS COMPTROLLER wide, now an open grass country, to plnco a sign nt tho approach of frequently among tho list of recom­ mined to hnvo it for this city. formerly said to have been covered tho causeway notifying th o !motorists years from Hardee county after con­ thnt ho could run 25 miles nn hour. mendation's. (Hr The Aaaorlnlrd I’r m ) entirely with dense growth of wild fessing to tho theft of several can, TALLAHASSEE, March 23.—State In fact, ono baby, well known loDUBLIN, Mnrch 22.—It wns offic­ on tho stand as the state’s chief wit­ cane. At 2:40 Titusville bridge wns Comptroller’s offico snld toduy no ro- cnlly, has nlrncdy greeted the Castor ially nnounced thnt tho Irish Repub­ passed, 4:30 Hcifor Mound nnd nt 0:00 FIVE SLEEPERS coivor would bo appointed for the Oil treatment with something close­ lican nrmy convention holding of ness against other alleged member* at LEAVE TIIE TRACK P- m. tho party arrived at Bunk Bax­ the gang under indictment in Polk ter’s the ono oasis in tho wilderness. IN VIRGINIA TODAY Stnto Bank of Follsmoro until tho ly' akin to congressional invective- which recently wns forbidden by Arth­ county. Those aro T. H art Kontxen, cxnnilnor now working on tho books ness. ur Griffith, president of the Dnil Eire- prominent attorney of Lakeland and Here a substnntinl Hupper wns provid­ mnkes his report. Tho bnnk wns clos­ As the "Nows Service" says, how­ nnn, would bo hold in Dublin Sunduy (Hr Thr Aaanelalrd !*»*«•» 'd by Mrs. Baxter, after which pipes WASHINGTON, March 23.—Five ed last Thursday. Directors Tuesday ever, a bulletin prepared by Miss as arranged. Announcement wns tak­ J. G. Flynn and Malthy Bryant *1*0 were lit up nnd stories exchanged of that city. The cases will prob­ with tho “guardian of tho wilderness” Bleepers of tho Scabord Air Lines mid voted to request Amos to appoint R. Dnrrnh cnn bo obtninod for tho ask­ en hero to munn u definite split in ably bo continued throughout the Special, ing. tho. Repuhlienn army has como. who for eighteen years has held nn , South • left tho track nnd E. Mudgo receiver. day. outpost and entertained many sports- j turned over when ^ o _‘rallns jitruck^an The men were arrested last Sep­ •non nnd wnndercrs who hnvo courage-11open switch early today near Alborta, tember after a code book said to be­ UNCLE HANK ously ventured into this fnr land. I Virginia, sixty miles south of Rich­ long to Flynn had beon found In mond. No oho was sorlously injurod. The noxt morning owing to a very which tho numbers of several c a n ' $ low stage of water, it wuh decided to were found resulting in the recovery CHIEF WITNESS IN divide tho pnrty. Mr. Fred WilliainH of tho cars. TEX RICKARD TRIAL A «ud Mr. Dick Strovell leaving nt 9:15 Js FORGER ANI) BURGLAR proceeded by water up Salt Lnko Run, According to a schedule printed the entered Lnko Ruth nt 9:40 a. m., threo barber shops, tho Hodge* A-Mc■iJj (llr Thr Aaauelaleil I'riMl where tho water was found so shallow NEW YORK, March 23.—12-year- Of Rules Which Broke up the Party Lines on the Mullon, Hells and Smiths shop* are • w as to requlro poling tho boat, nnd nt old Nellie Gnsko, chief corroborating operating upon tho same scale of 10:00 a. m. entered Lufmun Luke, Vote on Suspension witness for tho stnto in the trial of prices having agreed upon and the where poling was again resorted to. Tex Rickard, chnrgcd with criminal scalo will bo adhored to by ail of After crossing this lake, they enter­ nssnult on a 15-yonr-old girl, admit­ WASHINGTON, March 23.—The passage of the four them. ed Snnko Crook at 10:45 nnd poled ted under cross examination today billion dollar bonus bill by the house before adjournm ent was their way through, arriving at Big made certain today w ith the adoption of a resolution pro­ B. G. Smith, tip well,known bank­ W t Lnko one-half honr Inter. •!>» ■>»? ch*** nnd comviding for consideration of the m easure under suspension of Halt Lake wbb found to hnvo nbout niittcd burglary. er, fruit grower ' and developer o f rules. The vote on the resolution was 221 to 121 and was real estate of Oveldo was in the efts’ foot of wator but with such nn tt„ u „,i w ithout roll call. Breaking of party lines on the vote for amount of grasa as to mnko progress CHERBOU , ‘ , today and state* that hi* part of the suspension of resolution was noted. Many Dem ocrats who difficult. After crossing this l a k e , ' Shipping Board ^ ^ r J V o s t Carqth county I* in a most flourishing condi­ voted In the negative on th is motion are counted upon to ihey proceeded Shud Creek ppoling r-ciichod port hero this led up Shad o lin g Ij aided by tug readied tion. One orangk grower at Oveldo support the bonus bill on the final vote and leaders are con­ thslr a t e r 'afternoon afternoon after having been in their way on account of shallow shallow w water In disdis­ has just sold his crop of Valencia* on fident th a t more than tw o-thirds m ajority required under the It looks to me as If th' sole purpose tho trees for |6 per box Mr. Sm ith and entered Little Salt Lake at 12:20 tress last night off tho const. It was of some marriages wus to make a owns several fine orange grovaa and rules, would be obtained. The house immediately a fte r the P* m. They found this lake free from forced to throw part of tho cargo ovorhome fer a phonograph. motion was adopted launched into four hours of debate. (OoDtina«d on i»ft row) boar . looks for a good season in IMS. TIDAL WAVE IN VENICE INUNDATES ENTIRE CITY; WATER THREE FEET DEEP HOUSE FAVORS BIG REDUCTION IN THE ARMY MRS. SAWYER GOVERNOR OF IS APPOINTED L O U IS I A N A TAX ASSESSOR SUPPRESSES K.K. i 11 PASSAGE OF BONUS BILL BY THE HOUSE IS CERTAIN TODAY WITH SUSPENSION • , . ?. ‘M t tv: ■i ! M II! S jjfi fill ar' 9 ‘ , $' If J ’ tk n {! 1 IH li �■vi'JV '■/V. ’’ . • : MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK vtrtl W E PAY 4% IN TER EST ON SAVING DEPOSITS KltS. Fit Ell DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phone I I 7.W JUST A FEW MORE SNAP-BACKS . If y o n h a v e e e y f rlr n C a v U i t t a e T W —If r « u «r* i v l u a i r a k f r t mr ro m iu m kom>. o r U too e r r r n l r r t o l a l a * . w r i t e a o c a l a l r a r d t o t h l a C r e a r t t a e a t , iflvlaji f r i a l l a . o r trlrh |M ia » t h e Iteaa. I t w ill be a r r a t l y a p p r e c i a t e * . T here is only one placo in the world where you cnn lead a happy life, and th a t is INSIDE your INCOME. SOCIAL CALENDAR IV Frldny—Mothora Club wilt meat nt tho homo of Mra. A. M. Phillips on Onk nvenuo at throa-thlrty o’clock. Friday—Mrs. E. F. Houaholdcr will ontortaln tho membors of tho Lucky Thirteen Brldgo Club nt her homo on Ninth street at 3 p. m. Snturdny—Cnthollc Women’s Lenguo will hold a cooked food snlo nt Dcnno Tumor’s Store. Saturdny—Children’s Story Hour will bo hold nt tho Central Park nt four o’clock. Saturdny—Cocilian Music Club will moot nt tho studio of Mrs. vFnnnlo S .. Munson on Myrtle avonuo at throo o'clock. . . * Monday—Wosmlnster Club will moot at tho home of Mrs. Joo Chittenden on Eighth and Laurel avonuo at thr^e-thlrty. “Save your money nnd thrive or pay in poverty and dls-, grace.” — Andrew Jackson. GO TO IT 1 Even nn electric button won’t accomplish anything unless it is pushed. “ Abovo all teach the children to save—Economy is tho suro foundation fo r’nll virtues.” —Victor Hugo. ■ E Go to it and do it l Get your Calendar Hnnk NOW1 B eautiful placed will never put sugar on yotir bread. •■ KATHERINE MALLORY CIRCLE . MEETS Tho Kathleen Mallory Clrclo of tho Missionary Socloty of tho Baptist church mot at tho homo of Mrs. M. M. Stewart on Mollonvlllo nvonuo Tues­ day afternoon. Tho attondnrico wns vory good. Dovotlonnl sorvico wns conducted by Mrs. Jarvis and Mrs. Smith rend from tho Manuel. Mrs. E. M. Carroll, tho gonornl president, then gnvo n most Interesting talk on "Sorvico nnd Prnyor." At tho con­ clusion of tho program tho hostess servod light refreshments. Tho Clrclo will rqpot next week with Mrs. W. T. Whceless on Onk avonuo. Sa im i n ta Ha t a MARKETS AMERICAN NOTE Pm luirFir irSr=nS5 l i n i a ffil REGARDING PAY FOR OUR ARMYi “THE CHILD THOU] G A V ESTIT Evening Pictures 8tnrt at 7:j0| HAD REACHED AMERICAN EMI1ASSY AT PARIS , TODAY T h e A s s o c ia te * P r e a a t P A ® Mnrch 22.—Tho American The story of a child who brln. _ .......................... n.oto ™«nrtll"K p*ym®n t^ c°AU of sadness nnd gladness to tho tho army occupation in Germany ad- j Mr1 dressed to Europoan Allies, ronchod of three. A lso tho Ambrlcnn Embassy horo yostorday | “Ready to Serve” nnd will bo presented to tho Allies to -1 a two-part Comedy and day. Tho note sots forth tho Amori-' can nttitudo in clear and • forcible■ “Topics of the Day” terms. Key West Man Killed Aat Jacksonville, Was Run Down by Auto CELERY BARBARA CASTLETON WILLIAM DESMOND |n . Tomorrow—Ethel Clayton in "Hnl Own Monoy"; niso "A Mudd. | Brldo,’’ a two part Century Cora*-l dy nnd "Face to Fnco With Japan»| Cnrlot Shipments Reported for Tues­ day, March 21st: Florldn—Snnford section ................ 53 Afterward Arrest Abo Goldman For U IH JIU L s California—Southern District ....«... 1 The Offense. Destinations of Florldn Shipments Wnycross, 15; Toronto, 3; Cincin­ . ( II t T h e A Knorin I-'ll P r e a a ) * nati, 2; El Paso, 1; Kansas City, 1; JACKSONVILLE, Mnrch 22.—Abo Released on Habeas -SERVICE -PROGRESSSTRENGTHChicago, 7; Now York, 3; Jacksonville, Goldman, connected with a local au­ 1; Grand Island, 1; Widjitn, Knns., 1; tomobile distributing concern was ar- * Corpus Proceedings, A. J. Pound of Crescent City Is in Potomac Yards, 5; Boston, 2; Mon- re8tod today, charged with manslaghPrincipals in Traget tho city attending to business.' trool, 1; Lexington, 1; Flint, 1; Flor- t*,., tho result of killing here last cnlllng on his many old time friends once, 3; Detroit, 2; Pittsburgh, 1; n|Rht of Howard Sawyer, Key West Death of Infant Foils Upon Dott Mr. nnd Mrs. L. F. Davis of Miami who aro giving him a wnrm wel­ BufTnlo, 1; Baltimore, 1. Total, 53 tax assessor of Monroe county, who In Caso <v* / _____ come. Mac is with tho development arrived hero yesterday for a short carB. | wqs run down by nn automobile. department of tho Senbonrd Rnnilwny stay. No diversions roportod. Sawyer wns hero as a delegate to o i r T h e A«•»<.<■In(« <l |>rr«,) nnd Is making good with a ven­ All quotations aro for snlcs on F lo r-1tho nnnunl convention Red Men. Just .. blJ OCALA, March 22.—Mrs. Ido W J. J. Nelson of Jacksonville was in geance for his knowlcdgo of Florldn Idn Golden Solf Blanching Celery in n short tlmo previously, was elected tlngton nnd daughters, Mrs. J. fc i« ** nnd tho other southern states stands the city yesterday atencdtng to busi­ 10 Inch crates, unless othorvviso stnt- Senior Sachem of tho stnto organ!;- Beckett nnd IrenoWhittington, ness. ,. cd. atlon. . : toon years old. charged with tl M ora s u n nn d cool w o n th o r com- him In good stead. Ho Is one of tho ( greatest boosters that cverNIvod In Shipping Point Information for Tues­ After the car struck Sawyer tho murder of Irone Whittington’s li blncd. Ira Thomns of Grcon Covo Springs Sanford nnd that Is going some. day, March 21st: driver dashed away without stopping dnughtor, whoso mutilated body was a business visitor hero stopping SANFORD, FLORIDA: Cool, clear. Goldman denies he was driving car ( found In a pond near Bushndl Evorythlng is lovely nnd the celery nt the Montczumn. Georgo McGill wants to thank the Ilnullngs heavy. Demand nnd movo- nnt| Bnld he was nt Roffd houso In the contly admitted to ball, yesterday ia moving every dny. boys of Elk Patrol Boy Scouts for ment good, market firm, little chango country most of tho evening. Ho Judgo Bullock, after habeas corpu^ Mrs. T. E. Adams nnd children and • Mrs. H. D. Durant ,of I.nko Mary, their prompt action In extinguishing Mrs. Cogood P. Lnwton, of Macon, In prices. Carlots f. o. b. ensh track: was arrested after two men claiming hearing. n blaze in tho roof of his houso on 10 Inch erntes Golden Solf Blanching, they saw him nt tho tlmo of tho nc-1 Bullock refused bnll to Dr. D. was In tho city today nnd reports Lnko Gn., aro spending some ttimo horo at in tho rough, 4s-0s, $2.00-$2.10; car- cldcnt nnd reported hlnv to tho police. Seymour, also charged with mur Sanford Heights Inst night. Tho Mary as booming. In connection with tho ense. boys were Acey Carrnway, M. C. tho Montezuma. lots f. o. b. usual terms: $2.00-$2.25; Tho Whittington fnmily resides Knddock and Clinton Cnrrnwny. Washed nnd prccooled, 3s-Gs, $2.50BODY OF NEGRO Fred Wight hns purchased one of Mr. nnd Mrs. G. E. Chichester of $2.00. ‘ Webster whore they moved itr FOUND HANGING tho DeCottos hungnlows on Pnlmetto Snnbitg, Conn., arrived here yestcr- Total cnriot 8h|pmcnts from Sanyears ago from Clearwnter. Scymou: Bryant Bowden o f’Okeechobeo City nnd 13th street nnd will make it his FROM BRIDGE RAFTER wns convicted of ’ nrson In ford section this season to date, wns in Snnford today enroutc to his dny and will spend Bomo ttimo horo homo. . county court eight years ago in cos-1 enrs ........... .................................1859 old homo nt Inverness, Florldn. Bry- nt the Montczumn. (llr Thr A««nrlnteil I’reKa) Total carlot shipments from MnnGULFPORT, Miss., Mnrch 22.— ncctlon with a fire which destroys! nnt Is tho former owner of the OkooA number of Sanford Rotnrians left Mr. Grose, mnnngcr of tho Monto- ( njt,0 soction this season to date, Tho body of Alex Smith, aged negro, tho business section of Fort McCoy,) today for Snvnnnnh whero they will chobco News, but is now In tho busi­ zumn returned this morning from j cnr8 ............................................. with threo bullet wounds, wns found hut wns pardoned after se: attend tho District Convention of Ro­ ness of selling Fords for Undo Hen­ New York, whero ho wns called by tho Tolni cnrjot ghlpmonts from Flor- ’ sspchdod from n bridge near Wro to­ eighteen months of a three year •cs-l rytary Clubs. denth of his father. day. Mystery surrounds tho hang­ tenco in tho penitentary. Ida Inst season to Rnmo date, enrs ............................•................ 2591 ing. Two white girls wero recently ATTENTION STOCKHOLDERS J. N. Searcy of Longwood was in Mr. nnd Mrs. F. S. Dniger of TnmA woman doesn’t make a fool of il removed from a houso operated by the All the stockholders nnd nny who whnt ,f A| n8kn ,g # „ ttlo c0,d? negro, police snid. tho city today nnd reports Longwood arc Interested in the Country Club pn arrived hero yesterday In th«lr mnn. She merely tells him ho looki| as booming with mnny now buildings nnd Golf Links are requested to meet car nnd nro tho guests of relatives n urcaucrat |c government makes It distinguished nnd lets nnturo Uktl going up everywhere. its course. In tho Court Houso next Tuesday h°ro^ T^ ’y wcr° accompanied by R. j,0fc f or tjj0 reajdanta, Herald want ads get results. W. L. (Jrose, mnnngcr of thd*Mon- night nt eight o’clockk nt which tlmo T. Thrnsher who has been their tezutnn Hotel, returned Inst night tho club will be organized nnd othor guest. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■""""""Salim from Now York state whero ho wns mntters of Importance taken up. ....................................................................................................................................................................................... cnlled by tho denth of his father. Ho Ladles nro especially Invited to a t­ WESTMINSTER CLUB found somo real cold weather in Now tend. Tho Westminster Club will meet 9 9 309-ltp MEN’S DEPARTMENT LADIES’ DEPARTMENT ■ York stntc nnd Is glad to get back to Monday afternoon a t tho homo of S Sanford. Mrs. Joo Chittenden, Eighth nnd Lau­ COAST LINE TRAIN rel nvenuo. LEFT TRACK AND Dr. Goorgo Ilymnn hns returned The picnic plnnncd for Monday has BACKED INTO STORE from Tnmpn whero ho leased a house been postponed until nnothcr tlmo on for a few months until ho can build nccount of tho cool weather. All ! ■ ( l l r T h r .I kkopIu In l 1’rpKK) ■ TAMPA, March 22.—A Const Line members uro urged tto bo present at ■ his now home. Dr. and Mrs. Hyman ■ ■ nnd son, John, will leave in a few days freight trnln backing up left the track the meeting Monday afternoon. s in tho center of tho down town retail ■ ■ for their new home in Tnmpn. shopping district hero today. Four CECILIAN MUSIC CLUB 99 The Cceilinn Music Club will meet Fishing tncklo now disturbs tho cars crossed the Htrcet while pedes­ dreams of tho sportsmen nnd you want trians scurried to safety nnd crashed Snturdny afternoon nt three o’clock r ; to know whero to get it. Read tho into tho store in tho Bostuin Hotel nt tho studio of Mra. Fnnnlc S. i a ■ : ndvortisomont of the Bnll Hardware building. Th.' roar ear wns Insldo Munson on Myrtle avenue. Tho assistant talent will ho Miss J Co., in this lssuo nnd look at their the store when the trnin wns stopped. elegant lino of everything In the fish­ One clerk wns slightly hurt by fall­ Rose Gnllngher, cornctlst^ nccompan- ■ n ing timber. The damngo was placed led by Miss Mildred Simmons, and, " ing tucklo line. Mrs. It. C. MnxWell, rondor. at $10,000. . . ■ - — ------C. O. McLaughlin of Norfolk, Va., m EVENING BRIDGE CLUB Tho Herald for Post CnrdH. is In tho city for a short visit and Is Mrs. S. Pulcston was the gracious i hostess Inst evening when sho entor- ■ ■ 1 ■ ■ tnlned nt Bridge, tho guests Includ­ ing the members of tho Evening Bridge Club, thorc being threo tnblos : ■ of players. 9 Quantities of sweet peas in the ■ Ju st Arrived L pastel shades, combined with sprays ■ ■ * I of feathery ferns wero effectively ■ Fresh Carload of that Good Old Reliable <*s| used in tho rooms w*hero the card taI■ ■ blea woro placed. .lu, nM ■ ■ An absorbing gnmo of bridge was ■ ■ ■ during tho evening nnd when ■ l-Tl s played scores wore counted, Mrs. R. J. Holly 3 JS.> v1 'F* . . holding tho high scoro was presented a hnnd painted enke box, while the ■ In-Canton Cropo, Cropo de Chine, Taffeta and ■ Nuff Sed men’s prizo, an ash tray, wns won by j N Tt; l r , ■ •*-*“./ .• Dr Ralph Stovons. 9■ • Crepe Knits . Following tho awarding of prizes, tho hostess Rerved dellalous refresh­ Phone U h Your W ants ■ 9* Telephone 185 ments. • ■ . A l l 'll , ' tl’ Substituting for absent club mem­ They Will Hnve Our Usual Prom pt A ttention In Bluo Serge, Herringbone nnd Pin Stripe bers were Mr. and Mrs. Betts, Mrs. 9 R. J. Holly, Dr. Ralph Stevens, and tho club members present wore, Mr. g nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrnsher, Mr. and 9 Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt, Col. nnd Mrs. George Knight nnd R. A. Newman. •I • I The Seminole County Bank PERSONALS b I i r, i A N o tic e T o F a rm e rs K E Y S T O N E LIME LADIES’ DRESSES S MEN’S ALL-WOOL SUITS s Hill Lumber Co. SERVICE QUALITY PRICE ■ 6 .1 9 CHULUOTA INN i ■t t o S ■ I On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Coast Railway, Chuluota. Fin., among the pines nnd lakes of 8emlnole county, an up-to-date : modern brick hotel, with private bathe and hot water heat. First : ;lasa cuisine. Rates $2.50 to fSJSO per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ cording to location of room. MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs. S. F. Harris, of Tampa, an­ nounces tho mnrrlngo of her daugh­ ter? M. Marie Harris, to Mr. M. Carl­ ton Sheffield, of Mncon, Gu. Tho marriago corcmony wns performed by Rov. Phngan, of tho First Bnntlst Church of Macon, Mnrch 10, 1022, nt high noon in the prosonco of relatives ond a fow friends. Tho happy couplo loft Immediately for Atlanta nnd oth­ er places of intorost. Mr. und Mrs. Sheffield will bo ut homo April 1st, at 717 Cherry street, Macon, Gn. i 1■ ■ ■■■■mrai To $27.50 i O' PAY CASH Let your money work for you—Buy for less—put what you save to work j C h u r c h w e l l SELLS IT FOR LESS FIRST STREET WELAKABLOCK .. Tha world at your door every even­ ing for 15c.—Dally Herald. * i T C o . .bniJCYMfs nsY)f LvilMf flf ' (•- •" J Ifl �t u Jv ;*•> <• *•f'» WWW PAGE TWO n r * P-v»"',7. w-mr*: ^ ’ *? 1*»;’'• V , . •’ ’ <.•' ■"•'*• y-' ■. i; / T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1922 by small capitalists handling the h.ivo n canal on tho cast coast that is UNCLE HANK proposition. Tl}o largo financial In­ limited nnd wo have tho St. JohnB riv­ terests of tho country ara so organ­ P n h ll.h r d r v r r y i( tr r n s n > »*«♦»! S an ­ er that ig ono of tho grontost rivors ized that thoy do not fnvost In any aa, th e llpnnld llu lld h .it. 1U7 in the state. Tho tourists cannot get IlMKnulla Av*« Hnuturd, Kin. stocks that do not havo a largo ele­ into the St, Johns rlvor without gom ent'of profit in tho first instance, ing to Jncksonvillo nnd vlco versa. If nnd tho management givon over to OUR ANNUAL CONTEST WILL OPEN I’ U lS U H H B lf_____________ tho upper St. Johns river which opena thorn for further operation. Thoy up ono of tho greatest countries in APRIL 1ST, 1922 m, J. HOl.LV------------------------ ----K d llor know no othor rule and can not be the South, could be opened into tho M, J. L iL l.A ltD S rcrctn rr-T rcn x n rcr gotten away from this idea until their H. A. K K U li.............. ...... « e n * r a l * « « « « Indian river at Titusville thus givng O. I* 11IWI!*______ C ircu lation H nuancr systom entirely breaks down bel'hunp 148 np lu HUM l>. M. u tortinuous wntonvny nnd ono 1h.1t Get your tackle ready and win one of the three prizes m enno of Its own weakness. A 4vrril.it** lln tr* U n i t K n o w n could bo navigated from Jacksonville A p p lica tio n There are enough capitalists in s to Miami this part of the state would Nuharrlptlon I’rlrc In A dvnnco Seminolo, Orange and Osceola coun­ FIRST PRIZE—Shakespeare Reel benefit in so many ways that space One Vcol* .......... .. ■■■■■KdO ties to build a lino from Sanford to Six Month* —— 0-®* will not permit n recital of them. SECOND PRIZE—Heddon Rod. Rlsslmmeo without outaide capital. D elivered In C ity fcy C arrier This is ono of the big things under­ One W ee k ______________— ___ 1$ Cento There aro several hundred growers taken by the Sanford Chamber1 of T he bln 13- to 18* pa go W e e k ly H e w THIRD PRIZE—Best Silk Line. nnd planters who would becomo stock­ aid e n tir e ly eo rero B eoiloole C onoty Commerce by the nsslstanco of Mr. holders to various amounts because of and la pahflahed e v e r y F rid a y . A dver­ t is in g raleo m ade k n o w n on a p p lica ­ Donnelly, Mr. Williams nnd kindred tho benefit such a lino would bo to tio n . D em ocratic la p olitico. $ 3 4 0 par spirits and booBtors. Boss m ust be caught w ith Rod, Reel and A rtificial Rail pur­ y ea r , a lw a y s In a d van ce. this country. Ties and trolley poles chased of the It is something that should bo done M BM IKII T U B ABSOCIATBD P R B I1 can be had in those three counties. --------nnd will bo done and when it Is doiie A man can't lay around like a hen Building tho roadbed and bridges T! supplemented by tho $60,000 bont and make money. would not bo expensive. Why isn't basin nnd pier at Sanford thero will be tho scheme feasible T—RoportorYou con watch tho stop of tho Re­ not ono, not dozens but hundreds of Star. publican party while in power and yachts of wealthy tourists tied up at the proper machines or trucks for you can see the fine Italian hand of.Sunford docks nil during tho winter his roads needs. Tho weak spot in Florida’s road STATE ROAD FUNDS S P ^ iT IN the ^orporatipna and tho trusts in nnd part of tho summer. building program in the past has been WEST FLORIDA every move that is made. Tho greatest slnglo item in our comthe lack of good roads and then sit -----------°----------morcial life. Tho greatest and the The pnpers nnd the people of South The postofflce Department says biggCst thing in progressive Sanford, complacently down to listen for the CAR LOAD OF BUICK AUTOMOBILES 1 the postal deficit is duo to the h tn - , |jy far ono uf tbe largest Hingla plaudits of the public on our enter­ Florida havo said that tho state road BY WIRELESS i dllng of tho parcel post. Wo thought achievements of tho Chamber of prise and progressiveness; but too funds meant nothing to the people of often before the tumult and the South Florida. It has been tho poli­ m It was about time for the express Commerce. CAR LOAD OLDSMOBILES BY HYDRO- | companies to bo getting in their And something that every inhubi- Hhoutlng dies ttha roads aro rutty, full cy of tho people of West Florida to of holes, badly disintegrated, and fast : PLANE J work. tnnt of Sanford and Seminolo should becoming worse than useless, and take tho road monoy of tho stnto und spend it on West Florida since fow if get behind and push. Read about it wo having spent all wo had on fir$t any of tho counties of Wcat Florida Prices the Lowest-------- Quality the Ilenry Ford will not get Muscle today and do your part. cost arc out of money for mainte- wp] bond for good rondB. Tho followShoals, says Thomns Edison. All ( nnnee, nnd dependent on tho pcoplo to jnfr jtom„ „f rond building are only n right, Tom. You are only telling REGARDING SPRING FEVER volunteer a sum sufficient for re- few 0f those put over by tho rond dcthem what tho Herald said six months _____ pnniring until we can vote another pnrtmvnt and show where your nutoago but wo will tell thorn something ( spring fever is on annually recur- bond Ibsuc to build again. mobile license monoy nnd your state else. Henry hnd bettor get It or the rinjf digcne80 whlch( whllo having „ Tho Georgia plan recognizes tho tax money is going: Republican party will bo deader than wido provnlcnco tho country over, doctrine that not umjr only in is »iuuuy liberty the ., , ' 4| - .i k,» ~ uutiniiu iiiuv uub uiu Up to Jnn. 1st, 1921, the Rond De­ Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Sauer spent Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Smith have partho Investigation of t o y does not add materially to tho death product of etornal vltflonce, but Rood partment the Now Yofrk World—and chnsed a new Oldsmoblle car, one to «h. New Ycfrk World—and .ha, !. „ g ,h n lu tl . . . a t odd. a . to th . ro .d , oro tho rooult ot ot.rn.1 vltri- l ^ d ' S r hnd spent more Btnte money Friday in Sanford and Orlando. “ Rawther dead.” Mrs. O. G. Wolcott visited Orlando match their now home in elegance. underlying causes of this annual_cpl- (Innco plus prompt mending tho lit- { inclm|in tll0 bri<iges on thnt rond -odomic if such It may bo called. Some tlo holes. Wo expect to see Georgia thftn it hfld t on tho othor Tuesday. A WATER HIGHWAY Aay Its a natural drowsiness caused ranko good its boast that this year pnnH. {n t FREE METHODIST CHURCH Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Wheeler spent by the efforts of the body to eliminate will see moro miles of good road w . i .. ,’ . , . , . Monday in Sanforl and Orlando. W. T. Donnelly, the distinguished the poisons accumulated during tho built and mnlntninncd for less money . . , hnvn nil boon comnlated tho Revival services at largo tabernacle F. T. Tinglcy nnd Mr. Wood spent guest of Sanford in the winter and an winter by the heavier eating, nnd tho j than over before because it is going on Laka Shore. Hoar Rev. A. D. ail-ycar-round-Florlda-Roostor, one of physicnl inaction duo to the inclem after the wear and tear on roads in department will hnvo spent on Rond n day nnd night in Oviedo this week Znhnlscr of Greenville, III., each ev­ tho grent mnrine engineers, nnvnl ar­ cncies of tho climate. Thnt explan­ the only wny to prevent its being No. 1 more state and federal aid mon­ Mr. Tinglcy loft Tcsday for Sock- ening nt 7:^0. ey than it will spend on all the rest ville, Cnnnda, while Mr. Wood who chitects, builder of floating dry docks ation may apply in tho northern costly. Services begin March 2-1 nnd con­ is nlso from Cannda returned to his of the roads in tho state. nil over tho world nnd a man who states which arc ice nnd snow bound tinue throughout tho following week. The old mnendamized turnpikes of The road from Lake City to Jack­ winter residence nt Haines City knows inland waterways as no other, for n considerable pnrt of the yenr, the latter port of tho Inst century has an nrticlo in this issue that is but it is not applicnblo to Florida, were maintained in fine condition nf- sonville {fill miles) will cost over $1,- where ho will spend two or threo moro weeks before his return to NOTICE TO FARMERS—.Inst ar­ worthy of more than passing notice. where winter nnd spring differ so , ter thoy wore built. The whole Be­ (100,000. Cnnnda. rived, fresh carload of that good old Rond No. 1 from Lake "City to the Ono of tho first members of tho At­ little thnt ono must go to tho nlmnn- [cret of success wns keeping men with Tho result of tho basoball games reliable KEYSTONE LIME. Nutt Jefferson County lino is n local proplantic Deeper Waterways nnd a pio­ nc to determIno whero hc’B nt. So their shovels nnd rock-brcnking hnmbetween the Boy Scouts of Sanford sod. Telephono 136. Phone us your . . . ... „ , . . _ osition in which tho state nt largo has neer and probnbly tho man who start­ the scientifc sharps arc forced to mors, their mule nnd cart, tcrnnlly , . . , , . ..... . nnd Ovoido InHt Saturday was 7 to 6 wants. They will have our usual i .1 i __ _ 1,0 interest, and only benefits tho two ed tho Eric canal and other cnnals in seek another explanation, nnd thoy going over the rond, monding tho . . . . , ,, in fnvor of Ovcldo. Tho Oveido prompt nttontion.—Hill Lumber Com­ . | . . . , . „ „ . counties, Suwance and Madison, the’ northern states, Mr. Donnelly find it in the nnturnl laziness which holes, picking up looso stones, nnd „ , . , , . Scouts will play the Longwood Scouts pany. Service, quality, price. 309-3tc * heavy Hnrd-surfnccd roads built by tho knows tho inland waterway subject (they claim is engendered by tho smoothing tho surface after this week. y Department in North Florida cost nt from theory nnd from fncts. His tropicnl climate. But this is not snt- mains. At a cost of perhaps two dolL. H. Gore has begun work on his NOTICE. TO DOG OWNERS-I am thcorica wore gleaned from years of j ^factory, because it docs not accord, |nrs n day, miles of turnpike wero least $27,000 per miio. new residence next to C- A. Brannon. willing to board dogs this summer The department almost committed study nnd bis facts were gleaned from with the fncts. Tho farmers of Flor- kept in tho finest condition. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Whcolov and again.—Mrs. J. E. Vaughn. 309-itp porsonal experience such os few men ldft nre among tho busiest people on Wc congrntulnto Georgia on its to n program of rond building from Mrs. J. H. Leo, Sr., visited Sanford hnvo hnd. Mnking his fortune by earth nil through tho winter. Their plan for keeping up its roads, and Lnko City west that includes ten Special at Stone & Corwin’B, Red close application to study of docks and list of crops is so large, nnd their recommend it to Florida which is miles in Columbia county, twenty-five Tcsday afternoon. Snapper Fish atonk, o&c |b. I’honc Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. T. C. Shupo marine ways and other problems Mr. growth so rapid, nnd they follow one spending far more money for ronds 1miles in Suwancc County, and sixty Monday night a fine baby boy. 872-W; 327 Snnford Avo. 311-ltc Donnelly now spends pnrt of his time another in such quick succession, thnt this yenr thnn Its neighboring state miles in Madison county, ninety mlics in nil. This work, after deducting in his flonting home, the Dawn and the farmers are on tiptoe every day on the north.—Tnrnpn Tribune. the amount to bo paid by the counties Now Era, electric propelled launches nnd hour nil through the winter. With thnt are nn innovation in the naviga­ them it is seed time and hnrvost all THAT PROPOSED INTERHURHAN (about $7,(100 per mile) will cost the state not less thnn $20,000 per mile, tion problems of inland wnterways the time, and they ennnot nfford n and water transportation. In Floridn dny’s neglect. There is no Test for The announcement by J. F. Ange or a total of $1,900,000. This program is now being carried for six months in the winter and at them until tho rainy season sets in. nnd Frnnk J. Rynn thnt thoy will or­ points in tho north for six months Tho progressive fnrmcr has no timo ganize a company to build an inter- out. The state hns ovor one hundred gives Mr. Donnelly experience and to indulge in tho luxury of spring urban railroad from Snnford to Plnnt men at work west of Lake City, nnd data on inland waterways thnt is in­ fever. Ho lenves that to tho school­ City may sound n littlo fishy to the work will ho carried on to comple­ valuable nnd his residence at Snnford boys and tired business men of tho some people; but so tho eleven story tion as rapidly ns possible, unless this year, his membership in the San­ cities With the coming of spring in hotel sounded a yenr ago. If tho pronrc *u^cn S*°P The contracts already let will absorb ford Chamber of Commerce, his mem­ early February tho sap starts rising posnl to build nn electric lino where bership in tho Ccntrnl Florida Water in tho trees. Grass Hprouts green. thero wns no demand for it, nnd whero a large pnrt of the money which the Traffic League nnd bis untiring zcnl Plnnt life buds. Chirping birds paUBo construction wns expensive it might Department will receive, and if the program Is carried out that will take nnd energy in tho water transporta­ on their wny north. The ice goes bo a different song. about all that is left. Thero will bo tion idea and ininnd Florida, the St. out, fish run on the surfaco. The A line between Snnford nnd Kis­ Johns river nnd other problems give' bear leaves bis don. Timber wolves simmee would be a paying institu­ no state money to spend nnywhero ccntrnl south Florida a better grasp stop running In packs nnd mate, tion if it never extended nn farther, else. upon thoso water transportation ques-' Thnt is spring—the sunrise of a collecting with bont nt Snnford on tlons. His work for Sanford in par­ new potiod of life. the North nnd nt KiKssimmoc on the 5 We have ju s t received and have on display a most complete | The bnckynrd gardener stirs Far­ South, n vnst nnd flourishing terri­ ticular is appreciated most heartily by ■ line of EV ER Y TH IN G FOR TH E FISHERMAN— the right ■ those members of tho Chamber of mer whistles In tho fields. Golf hug tory would bo served. | stuff at th e rig h t price —and everything is brand new. £ Commerce who have had tho pleasure smacks his lips. Fisherman goes ov­ Sooner or inter n grent inland wnami profit of being associated with er his tackle. Smnll hoys swnrm with terwny Vill he opened up southenstK’.i K'j Iti Ru sa f t Id in Mr. Donnelly in this great work of mnrhtcs, baseballs, kites. wnrd from Kissimmee clear down into Spring is tho tlmo to take a new development—development on Mr. Lnko Okeechobee, thence on to th o , Donnelly’s pnrt without any thought lease on life, to get a fresh start. sea. Railroad operators have forced [ Mr nnd Mrs. II. E. Kilsey nnd fnmof personal gain or profit but the ono Fill your lungs with fresh nlr and go the issue, and pcoplo hnvo taken tho ily, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. McCulley, Mr. mutter of transportation into their and Mrs. C. . McCulIcy motored to big thought of helping mnnkind in to it. The best thing nbout spring fever own bnnds. Automotive power nnd Manatee Fridny to visit Mr. nnd general. is thnt It's n prcludo to another round the steam boat is going to squeeze MrH. C. D. Lundy. Mr. Donnelly recently made a trip to tho uppor St. Johns river with the of intense human activity Except, the wntcr out of stock thnt promoters I W. B. Young entertained tho MenB Bible Class of the Methodist Sundny view of discovering just how much of course, for the gent that has ( built up fortunes on. , work tho government would hnvo in spring fever dnys of tho year.— All ovor tho north and west elec­ school Monday night. Fourteen mem­ tric lines are serving tho country. bers wero present and n most cncutting a canal across the narrow Tnrnpn Times. Thu trolley that goes out nmong tho joynblc evening was spent. Tho en­ strip of land that now separates the farmers picks up tho milk enns, ber­ tertainment committee hnd prepared A SUGGESTION TO FLORIDA St. Johns rlvor from the Indian river ry crates, egg crates and chicken tho following program: Solo by W. and his article in this issue deals with A special to the Manufacturers crates nnd cnrricB them into tho mar­ P. Carter; debnte, resolved thnt wo­ this im portant, subject. Opening up this part of tho state with a "water Record from Columbus, Georgia, says ket each morning is a flourishing In­ men will elevate politics, nffirmntive high’vny" us Mr. Donnelly truthfully tho maintenance of the entire sys­ stitution. They pick up tho school | L. E. Jordan, negative Stcon Nelson; calls it would mean much to south cen­ tem of Gcorgin stnte highways wns children all along tho lino nnd carry speech by W. B. Young. Each num­ SavingB should have ns definite a place in tral Florida. At tho present time we tnken over on March 1 by the state them into school in tho towns. Prac­ ber wns n gem of particular brllllnnco hikhwny commission. The mainten­ tically all ot> the pnekngo freight for nnd brought forth loud applause. the family expense account as tho hills f°r ance funds will be provided out of tho local houses is handled by the inter- Mrs. Young served chicken snlnd, fuel, food, light and clothes. sliced tomatoes, pickles, sandwiches, urbnn lines. automobile license fees. Rnilrond construction hns slowed coffee, Ice crcnm nnd cn};o nnd tho Tho interesting part of the story is the distribution of responsibility up during tho past fow years. It will new mumbera womkicd why they had If you would bo successful, you must allot a for the maintenance nnd upkeep of continue to be slow, because of two not Joined tho cluss sooner, whilo tho certain p a rt of your salary to thrift. ■ tho ronds. The counties hnvo been facts; tho truck and tho inability to old members patted themselves nnd Railroad con­ each other on tho back beenuso thoy ■ grouped into eleven districts con- sell watered stock. 5 tnnining as ncnrly as possible nn struction heretofore hns been a pro­ hnd exercised such good judgment in The Peeples’ Bank of Sanford cordially in­ A stock selling joining this class cnrly In the yonr xn n T T n n n m ■ rv r n n 5 mileage of roads. In each ills- motion schomo vites tho deposits of tho small saver. in which grent fortunes hnvo when it was first organized. % AND YEGETABLhS ■ trlct 8 nthoro8stnto ,<ionthighway cnBin°crcomminsreHP°n*j scheme iblo 1 to boon made. Tho public has become Rivirdy Wright nnd Miss Ruth You can Make yourself save— and succeed, icn for tho roods in his district. Tho educated up to a point whore this Young spent Wednesday afternoon In ronds aro dldvidcd by districts into (can no longer bo dono nnd promoters Orlando. do so if you will. ■ Mrs. J. B. Jones was hostess for the sections each 50 miles long and a hnvo turned their nttontion to oil Courtesy *y, and t l - , Prom pt Sernnd fivo patrolmen aro and othor speculative Btocks. rogulnr meeting of tho U. D. C.s 8 IS foreman vice Our Motto plncod In chnrgo of each section, Thero hnvo been a number of short Tuesday nftemoon. ^ (18 . which thoy must patrol and weep- in electric lines built nnd operntod by Edward McCall of Stetson Unlvor- ■ good repair, spending their entire the organization of smaller capitalists sity spent the week-end with his parPhones 497-494 a tlmo on tho work. Each foreman Is who simply bonded tho ronds for a c-, ents. — *“ tunl cost nnd these havo been very! Mrs. C. L. West entertained tho WELAKA BLOCK 8■ furnished with material and equip! 1 ment for keeping his fifty miles In satisfactory lines. Finnnclng nn ol- Women’s Bible Class of tho Metho_—■«h i h ■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■£, first class condition, being also given ^cctrlc lino now would only bo possible dint church Tuesday nftemoon. I SANFORD DAILY .H E R A L D Fishermen Take Notice!! - THE HERALD PRINTING CO. Ball H ardw are H ighest j . . - o — — H r h s : Big Line of Sporting Goods j ] of Every K ind \ OVIEDO 1 Sanford Cycle Co. ] A Necessary Requisite- I f 'W?L< I groceries! pram DEANE TU RNER s The Peoples Bank of Sanford \ 1 « ; Y I •• m W.'. _______ I • �W2P "Sf I' ,fj 1 . ,. • * jt ft ; ff'jn; '?*' f t sw ot (0Jf! PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1922 li —--- —---- '■■■" ■ ■■" ■■■ -■ ■*---- -----------—-rr-r‘ * -7—*T AMERICAN STEAMER THE 1022 SEASON WITH 90,0000,000 BUSHELS Automobile races on Daytona MUC IIINTEREST IN REPORTED SINKING BIO AND LITTLE LEAGUES beach, entered by approximately 20 OF POTATOES ARE SHIPPERS' MEETING BAST OF CHBRBO IN STORAGE NOW renowned drivers, will be held daUy Organisation Opening Date and In connection with the regatta, • ------, and _ , _ _ Great Interest continues to bo m v r t r a m n i *m r « « n Closing data wore: WASHINGTON, March 23.—Stocks social factions at evening will make' manifested In the meeting of growers MARSEILLES, March 23.—T V National Laagaa, April 1 2 ,. Octo. the affair one of the gala aspect In * ., . l LijunL . of potatoes in tho hands' of farmers DARKENS BEAUTIFULLY AND American steamship W o t Canrth, flhlppon, to be held In th . county |H || dMle„ March lho ilt. tho "Triple Cities.” . , bar 1. waa sinking this morning r» American League, April 12, Octo. Froo gasoline and oil, free hotel coUrthouBa her® prlany evening, ac teen leading potato states, are esti­ RESTORES ITS NATURAL COL­ miles east of Cherbourg, said OR AND LUSTRE AT ONCE accomodations, and large cash pur- cording to S J. Sligh, president of mated at 90,940,000 bushels, by the bar 1. less. Call for help wax picked American Association, April 12, , ses at stake are attracting many re- the .Central Florida W ater Tra^fl Department of Agriculture. a M editerranean wireless stat Compion garden sngd brewed into a October 1. The states covered are: Maaine, nownod "stunt” and commercial fly- Leage, under whoso auspices the six o'clock. The message International League, April 18, era to tho rogatta. New York. Pennsylvania, Michigan, heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol vessel was in a hopeless condition,.. meotlng will ,be held. September 23. Glon H. Messer, well known aerial *•____ *___ i1f‘ 11 Ayh Mr. Sligh‘yesterday discussed the Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dacota, added, vyill turn gray, streaked and Southern Association, April 12, acrobat is in charge of tho aviation action of shipbuilding companies in South Dakota, Nebraska, Montana, faded hair beautifully dark and lux­ Kimball Pianos, from factory ’ September 14., end, and “Wild Bill" Endlcott, veter­ regard to p.eparationa which are be­ Colorado, Idaho, Washington, Ore­ uriant, Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul* homo prices. When you aria out ahog*“ ! phur recipe a t home, though, Is troub Pacific Coast League, April 4, an dirt track racer will handle the ing mado to handle q largo portion of gon and California. ping, don’t fall to stop tti a t T.' ’ October 16. nutomobllo races. Tho affair Is be- Florida's products. Tull dotaatls of In 1921 itheso states produced about losomo. An easier way Is to get- the Milter A Sons' and look ‘thidin 6V«r.' Western League, April 13, Sep­ ing promoted by every civic organis­ theqe plans as well as the proposal to 70 per cent of all potatoes in tho roady-to-uso preparation improved ation in tho “Triple Cities,” and it build a system of canals in this sec­ United States, and had a surplus ov- by tbo addition of other ingredients Thdhbco Mr. Lanier, for prlc44 and tember 20. 288-tf* Eastern League, April 20, Septem­ is planned to make It an annual ev­ tions of the state will bo discussed at or farm requirements of 150,306,000 a largo bottle, at littla cost, a t drug term s/ I ent. bushels. The movement from farms stores, known bb "Wyoth’a Sago and ber 28. the meeting.—Orlando Sontlnol. Try a Herald Want Ad today. •r-t, tto March 1, was 119,371,000 bushels, Sulphur Compound,” thus avoiding a Western Association, 'April 20, -ss ■ leaving 30,986,0 bushels to move from lot of muss. September 4.. NATIONAL “CLEAN TTO fti NELLIE TURNER CIRCLE ■'M farms after March 1. I While gray, faded hair is not sinful, Texas Leaguo, April 14, Septem­ UP AND PAINT uiih In 1021 tho group of states includwo nil desire to rotain our youthful ber 14. UP” CAMPAIGN The Nellie Tumor Circle of the South Atlantic Leaguo, April 17, , ■* Missionary Society - of tho Baptist I ing Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virgin- nppoarance and attractiveness. By la normally consume in nddltion darkening your hair with Wyoth’s September 4. JACKSONVILLE, March 23.—The Church mot with Mrs. Dorsey on Mtchtgan-Ontarto League, May 2, State Health Officer Is in hearty Myrtle avenue Wednesday after­ their own largo production of pota- Sage an d 1Sulphur Compound, no one toes, the Iowa, Missouri, and Ken- can toll, because It does it so naturalSeptember 4. sympathy with ,the efforts of the noon. j tucky, which West Virginia, Ohio, iy, so evenly. You just dampen a Western International League, National “Clean up and Paint up’ The dovotional service was con­ pm Indiana, Illinois, bulk of tho surplus spongo or soft brush with it and draw May 2, September 4. Campaign Bureau. ducted by Mrs. Freeman. Virginia League, A.pril 20, Sep­ This campaign Is resulting in great Tho mettlng was very successful, from tho northern tier of commercial this through your hair, taking one ; hr <||t< tember 6. advantage to community life thru- there was several plans interestingly states grew 86,000,000 bushels less small strand a t a time} 'by morning Piedmont League, April 20, Sep­ out the United States as regards discussed for the betterment .of tht than in 1920, when 109,739,000 bush- nil gray hairs1have disappeared. A fter els were produced. Threo srplus pro- another application or two your hair tember 10. t health, thrift, Are prevention, civic circle. ;i • Appalachian League, April 27, prido and in making tho “Home and After the program the hostess, as­ during states, Maaine, North Dakota, becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft 8ATH YOU MONET " September 8. C^y Beautiful." sisted by Mrs. Melton served dainty and Colorado, had unusually big crops and luxuriant and you appear years Write as Blue Ridge League, May 16, Sep­ Tho cleaning up, repairing and refreshments of Tutiefrult jollo with last season, aggregating 21,000,000 younger.—Adv. bushels more than in 1020, when 87,tember 4. Empire Hotel Block screening of houses, tho removal of homo made cake. 817,000 bushels were produced. Up to Kitty league, May 10, September 4. tin cans, bottles and trash in gen­ ThoBo present were mosdames: ORLANDO, FLORIDA Henry McLaulin, Jr. Southwestern League, April 20, eral, tho elimination of mosquito and Methurn, Freeman, McMullen, Starr, February 16, last, those threo states OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST September 4. fly breeding placcB, will reduce tho Spear, Browning, Vause, Melton. Tho had shipped 42,070 cars as compar­ Florida State League, April 8, Aug­ incidence of malaria, typhoid fover clrclo will meet with Mrs. Freeman ed with 22,409 cars up to tho corres­ HALL’S BARBER ust 10. and dysentery, as well os tuberculos­ on Myrtio nvonuo noxt Wednesday. ponding date Inst year. SHOP , Mississippi Valley League, May 1, is. Tho missionary scrvico will bo con­ QUAKES'ARE FELT September 4. City and county authorities and duced by Mrs. McMullen. Next do6r to the Princess Theatre IN THREE STATES Three I League (Scheduled not an­ others interested in the success of WITH NO DAMAGE nounced.) this campaign can securo information PRESIDENT, WINTER THE ONLY UNION concerning its various phases from 'GARDEN DANK DEAD SHOP IN SANFORD Sanford, Fla. Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee 212 East, l i t St. 3 Alien W. Clark, Pontiac Building, St. SIXTEEN AVIATORS Report Blight Tremors In Louis, Missouri. HAVE BEEN ENTERED WINTER GARDEN, March 23— > PRICELIST /, Several Cities IN AERIAL REGATTA W. T. Boyd, 01, /for mony years Shave .........................20c president of tho Winter Garden bonk, SIX PERSONS ESCAPE ST. LOUIS, March 23.—Earth tre­ DAYTONA, March 23.—Sixteen av­ Hair Cut i..............;.....40c FROM CHAIN GANG died suddenly last night at eight mors lasting 18 seconds and begin­ BEFORE BUYING iators havo entered with their mao'clock, death being duo to high blood ning at 8:22 o’clock last evoning were Shampoo ............. .35c chines in the aerial regatta to bo CHARLESTON, S. C., March 23— pressure. A PHONOGRAPH registered on tho seismograph at St. M assage.....................35c staged here for four days, March 29- Six members of tho Florenco, S. C., Mr. Boyd had lived in Wintor Gar­ Louis University. Tho quake was de­ April 1, inclusive, and at least ten city chain gang made their escape den for a number of years, was be­ S in ge.......................... 35c more havo signified their intentions yestordny afternoon whon Hamby loved by all who know him, and a scribed as not ns severe os tho first one at 4:30 yestordny afternoon but This shop has been renovated, cleaned of "dropping in” for tho festivities, Harris, a convict, held the gard at the man who stood high in tho esteem of wns felt in St. Louis and according and painted throughout. We employ which are to bo the most stupendous point of a pistol, Two of tho men his fellow citizens. 1to reports southeast Missouri and sou­ only the most skilled barbers, guar­ of this naturo hold in tho south. havo boon captured. , VN Thoso left to mourn tho loss aro thern Illinois. antee satisfaction and will appredta Aerial polo, automobile to aero­ tho widow and ono son, Dr. H. M. •Jit— Severe earth shocks lasting about your patronage. plane changes, parachute loaps, stunt Special at Stone & Corwin's, Red Boyd of Titusville, and two daughters flying contests, squadron flights and Snnppcr Fish atenk, 25c lb. Phono Mrs, Harry nouscr and Miss Wilber 112 Boconds were recorded by tho seis­ HALL’S BARBER other aerial exhibitions with be on the 372-W; 327 Sanford Avo. 311-1 tc Boyd, both of Wintor Gordon. Fun­ mograph at St, Louis Univorsity here yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock. program for the mony aviators in at­ eral announcement has not yet been Tho shocks* woro violent during tho SHOP te n d a n t each day during tho regatta, Herald wont ads get results. mndc. ORLANDO, FLA. N ext to Princess first two seconds. Observers . said that tho shpek was probably f<jlt for We also sharpen Razor Blades -l! a distance of 100 tot 160 milos south­ east of hero. COMB SAGE TEA INTO GRAY HAIR GLOBE PIANO CO. J See the NEW EDISON DRENNEN PIANO CO. | FRIDAY and SATURDAY SALE j I <2At Yowell Co. ! Muslin - - Under<wear and Laces [ \ U nderm uslin 9 ' r ■ ■ Nainsook, neatly trimmed with m " , , 1 S Val Round Thread Laces, Gowns, | Teddies and Skirts, special for— j| Cotton Torchon Vais and Round 1 Thread. 2000 yds. to sell for, yard ■ Tremors Felt at Poplar Bluff POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., March 23. —Earth tremors wero felt hero yes­ terday aftornoon about 4:20 o'clock and Instcd about 15 seconds. A num­ ber of pointB in southeastern Missou­ ri reported tho Hhock as very dis­ tinct. SAFETY FIRST s Several Buildings Were Shaken At Hickman. HICKMAN, Ky., March 23.—Earth tremors severe, enough to shake build­ ings and lasting several aeconds were felt here yesterday ^afternoon N o . damage resulted. i s (K y T»« A -.o c la tc i P rfa s) Linen Finish Suiting Rose, Tan, Green and Cope, yard wide for, yard— 29c YOWELL Boys* Wash Suits 2 to 7 year sizes, W hite, W hite and Blue Trimmed and Solid colors - $1-39 r I Cal] phone 811 and have a bottle of th is w ater sent you and protect vour health. Fl o r i d a ■■■■■■RBI =*=* ,\9 SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS v 1 JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEM ETERY WORK A SPECIALTY IMS Weat First Street | 1818 Weat First Straat CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY “ SERVICE TH A T COUNTS” We handle everything in THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE C ar Lota o r Less. Ship us Richmond, Virginia j [■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■pus WASHINGTON, March 22— A resolution making tomorrow a special j suspension day in tho House so as to \ consider the Soldiers’ Bonus.bill, u n - f der suspension of rules, was, approved today by the rules committee. Kathleen Mallory Circle will hold a cooked food,sale Saturday afternoon a t (he ;IJplon-Pharmacy. 811-2tp ■1 ' ' 'I /, ' The world at your door every even­ ing for 16c— Daily Herald. • SANFORD Thu City Mnnagcr will receive bids up to April firat .for .the moving of city stables an d . the erection of cot-* tage. Plans and details may bo seen at tho City Manugcr’s office. 5 C. J. RYAN, 311-9tc City Manager. ! 8USPEN8ION DAY CALLED IN HOU8E CONSIDER BONUS BILL i■ The Ford people qf Sanford as well as th e W estern Union recommend th is w ater fo r batteries. • Elder Springs Water Co. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Big shipment of Laces, specially for our Friday and Sat­ urday Sale, Linen, Vais apd Round Thread regularly 12V<>c to 15c values. Special 2 days at, yard— Cleanliness is next to Godliness Wo invite the public and all usere o f ELD ER SPRINGS W ATER to visit th e spring and in our m ethod of handling ita p ro d u c t W hy take a chance 7 Your em inent physicians claim th a t th is w ater in unexcelled and ita p u rity m akes it m ost beneficial fo r m any troubles. Two Shocks in West Tennessee TROY, Tonn., March 23.—Two die- I tlnct,earth shocks were frit through­ out. Obrien and surrounding weat Tennessee counties. , .,The first was felt at 3130 and the second, of much greater Intensity, oc­ curred at 8:16 o’clock last night. ATTENTION! Epworth Leaguo Folks, surprise for you and your friends noxt Friday night Meet at the church at 7:30. You will be directed where to go from there. Everything-froo. Grand time assured and don’t wear your beat clothes. This will give your League credits for tho DeLand meeting. “TRANSPORTATION AND EATS” FREE. You can’t aford to miss it. Rain or shine. 310-2tg L A C E S l . -I 1 I DELICIOUS .DELAWARE WN/CH. Lae In Bottles Everywhere ) Demand the genuine—name stam ped on every crown—ask for it by name Bottied only by The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company m i V V'fv: . r . l �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1921 *7h explored w aterw ay ST. JOHNS TO INDIAN RIVER —CHAMBER OP COMMERCE Johns Drainage district, survey o2 which was recently completed by Isham Randolph A Co., for the Board or Supervisors of the Upper St. Johns Cralnago District, and that a canal or wntcr highway constructed by and at tho expenso of tho gonoral govern­ ment, would very greatly facilitate and roduco tho cost of tho drainago project. Mr. Donnelly wlshos to express his thanks and appreciation on bohalf of himself and his friend, Mr. Tracy, for tho ontortalnmont received from Mr. and Mrs. Baxter and tho assistance rendered by tho other membors of the party on this exploring expedition which was also a very novol and en­ joyable outing. WILLIAM T. DONNELLY, March 22nd, 1922. Edmonds’'Pleads For Enforcement 18th Amendment BAN THE PROFITEER <ny Tke A*»oeli»trd Press) WASHINGTON, March 22.—All supplies for the army and navy would be manufactured and repaired a t gov­ (Ooatlnntf frost I'm On,) Rigid enforcement of tho 18th ernmental arsenals- and navy yarda f r u i with 2H foot of water, and ar­ Amendment to tho Fodoral Constitu­ under a bill introduced Tesday by rived a t the landing on the east el do Republican, tion, was tho keynote of Richard H. Representative ’Hull, a t 18:80, took thirty minutes for lunch Iowa. The measure would take away Edmonds’ address befnro the Kiwanls _ fnri mttdo the return trip to Genova Club yesterday.’ Tho editor of the from private concerns the right to dock on Lake Harney by 7:80 p. m., Manufacturer's Record doclnrod that bid for the construction and recondland from thore retumod overland to the spirit of lawlessness was abroad tlontng of,nav ycraft or the manuSanford. in the land, that it was a menace and facturo of ordnance. Mr, Hull said The old residents will remember that the prohibition law written Into enactment of tho bill would "relieve that this route was at one time one of the constitution must be maintained; unemployment among civilian workthe main highways of Florida. Steam­ “Buying from tho bootlogger places era of the government,* and would ers ascending the S t Johns, proceed­ a mnn lower than the bootlogger,'1 de­ remove financial Incentive to war. ed- up through this chain of small clared the eminent editor. He assert­ lakes to the landing reforred to, whpro ed that prohibition had not caused CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS their goods wore transferred and car­ crime, stating that men did not be­ ried across to tho India nrtver. The ex­ come criminals over night, and that (H r Tk* A n M t a l t l I*i h i I plorers are of the opinion that the BRISTOL, Va.-T«nn, March 22.consequently the wave of crime thrufuture is bound to see this nnclent BURNED BODY. DEAD out the country was not due to the George C. Perry, lawyer of Taaehighway openod again and modern­ well, Va., and chairman of the ninth SEVEN DAYS, fOUND 18th amendment. ised to become one of tho principle He urged the Klwanians to recog­ Virginia district Democratic commit­ arteries of trade through Florida. .* nize their Individual responsibility and tee, was today nominated by the (n r The AtioflitfS l’r,M) Democratic district convention hero The land on each side of tho St. WELAKA, Fla., March 22.—The to strive for the Highest Ideals of cit­ to be the party's candidate for con­ Johns and that adjoined to the above body of Christopher Gaston, sixty izenship. Ho declared It was up to small chain of lakes oxtending east­ four, a highly respected cltlsen of .every citizen to give his host to hu- gress. ward to within four and a half miles Naihua, about seventeen miles from manity and not to hoard wealth. Special a t Stone & Corwin’s, Red of Titusville, was carefully observed here, was found yesterday In the He asserted that not since tho fate­ Snapper Fish steak, 25c lb. Phone by the land party consisting of Mr. woods some distance from his home. ful days of March, 1918, was tho 872-W; 327 Sanford Ave. 311-ltc Donnelly and Mr. Tracy, who proceed­ When found the body was lying world so threatened by gangers as It ed via mule express at the rate of face down. The clothing bad been j is today when men havo come to dls three miles an hour, mnklng the trip entirely burned off and the body was regard tho supremacy of law and when BRITISH SUB LOST WITH ALL HANDS ABOARD to Titusville ,by land In something badly charred In places. It Is thought (tho doctrines of nnarchlsm and bolshoIN THE MEDITERRANEAN more than four hours whero they wore that he had been dead about seven viHm are planted in the hearts of so met by Mr. Donnelly’s auto and re­ days. many people. , (lly Tkf Aaaorlntrd l'rrsa) turned the some dny to Sanford via lie stnted thnt thore wero twelve Undoubtedly he bad met his death LONDON, March 23.—A British New Smyrna. whllo fighting a /wooda fire. Tho million aliens in the United Stntcg submarine H-42 has been lost with Mr. Donnelly wishes to Htato that body was burled yesterday afternoon who did not think along American all hnnds aboard in the Mediterran­ the trip convinced him in every way of at Welaka. lines and thnt there wero three thous­ ean, eays a Gibraltar Dispatch. It the entire practicability of making n and newspapers printed in foreign collided with a destroyer during modern, up-to-date water highway inngungen. Ho flayed labor leaders maneuvers. TELEGRAPH MEN MEET. from Sanford to Tltusvillo on tho In­ who were continually stirring up dian River, and that in his Judgment strife. • (Ily Tke AeeoclntrS Prwi) NOTIcfe TO FARMERS—.lust ar­ RICHMOND, Va., March 225the expenso comparatively speaking Following his nddroas which was rived, fresh carload of that good old would be very email. This water high­ Three hundred delegates from many wnrmly received Editor Edmonds wns rellnblo KEYSTONE LIME. Nuff way would adequately drain several parts of tho Unltod States, Canada briefly interviewed by The Sentinel, sod. Telephone 136. Phono us your hundred thousand acres of rich agri­ and Moxlco nro attending the tele­ lie declared thnt he was unqualified­ wantB. They will have our usual cultural land, and In this connection it graph and telephone section of the ly in favor of n bonus for tho ex-ser­ should bo understood that the area re ­ American Railway Association meet­ vice men an it wns not only duo them prompt attention.—Hill Lumber Com­ pany. Service, quality, price. 309-3tc ferred to Is part of tho uppor St. ing hero, for a throe day session. but wns an investment in prosperity. He said that economic and business conditions were on the upgrade nnd would steadily improve. Ho said such prosperity if it enmo onrly this sum­ mer would help tho Republicans in November election. Ho favored Henry Ford buying Muscle Shoals nnd said EAT LESS MEAT, ALSO TAKE the plant in potential power wan equal GLASS OF SALTS BEFORE to Niagara and if developed would bo EATING BREAKFAST a wonderful asset for the south. He would not be quoted on tho four pow­ Uric ncld in meat excites the kid­ er Pacific treaty. When asked tho neys, they become overworked; get question, “Will William Jennings Bry­ Bluggish, ache, and feel like lumps an, if elected to the U. S. senate from of lead. Tho urine becomes cloudy; Florida, ever do Florida any good," the bladder is Irritated, and you may 5 He replied that he did not want to dis­ bo obliged to seek relief two or three Tho pnekngo la plainly mnrkcd “Florida, U. S." cuss politics. He said ho wan in con-? timeB during tho night. Whon tho Thoro's a spaco on tho cover to nddrcsH—"Evoryono, stant correspondence with world lend­ kidnoys clog you must hoip them flush Everywhere—Please Call.” ers.—Orlando Sentinel. off the body's urinous waste or you'll be n real sick person shortly. WEATHER AND CROP CONDI­ Nature has stamped this package In indelible At first you fee! a dull misery in tho TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE colors, making It tin undcnlnblo wonderland. Fruits, kidnoy region, you suffer from backWEEK ENDING MARCH 21, 1922 ncho, Hick headache, dizziness, stom­ flowers, inndsenpos, ahorcs, harbors, massive hotels, artistic homes, inland waterways, urban and subur­ ach gets sour, tongue coated nnd you Temperature: The temperature feel rheumatic twinges when tho ban touches of tropicnl and metropolitan atylo, peo­ was moderate, ranging from slightly weather is bnd. ple at piny, hnppy workers, stretches of boulevards below normnl to .'i degrees above in and acres thnt beckon. Eat less ment, drink lots of wntcr; the extreme Hnuth. There wns much also get from any pharmacist four sunshine. ounces of Jad Salts; take n table­ What dors the Florida package contain? Precipitation: Tho week was most­ spoonful in a glass of water before ly dry, except locully heavy rain in breakfast for a few days and your Thoro's sixty-one component parts—oach a tho extreme northeast portion. kidnoys will then net fine, ThiH fncounty with individual characteristics and nil within Droughty conditions continued.severe mous salts is mnde from the ncid of the zono of supor-productlon and unusual things. in the lower portion of the central grapes and lemon juice, combined with Each county adds to tho showiness of Fiorldn and in­ and most of the southern division, lithia, nnd has been used for genera­ vites investigation of its opportunities. except on tho coast where the need tions to clean clogged kidneys and of rain is not so urgont. stimulate them to normal activity, also It's all beautiful. Condition of Crops: Except as to neutralize the acids in urine, so noted, tho roll In Bcnomlly In Kood „ „„ , „ „ of condition and the absence of rain and thus ending blnddor wenknesa. It'n all true to life. the nbundnnt Runshine wore factors Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot inthat favored farm work which made FlorldianB know it. Others are daily learning , rji\_ • .. , jure; makes a delightful effervescent good progress. The dry wcathor In ..,.. . , . V ... and becoming Floridians. , hthin-wnter drink wh ch evoryono tho Lake Okcechobco section has per- . , , . , . .. , , ' Ri.tcd for many work., which h u lake now and than to keep Ihc And, millions await further information about unfavorably affected all iro p . In that ‘ ld" a" c'?“n “" d "Ctiv, \ Florida. . H a i vicinity. t i . . . this, . . , tlmo tho .. here Bay of Jad .Salts, ,to' immediate At , 7 they . ..sell lots , 1folks who boliovo in overcoming kldplanting of corn nnd truck is back , . ., . , , . ., Good publicity will enrry tho wanted message. ward, nnd early truck was not.up to ," oy troubl° whHo lfc onIy troub,°* THE FLORIDA MAGAZINE, n now national month­ the standard. Tho planting of corn. v* ly, will toll Florida’s Wondorful Story in national cotton, sweet potatoes and truck con­ stylo nnd on every nowsBtand. Beautiful art covers tinued in the north and wost; oarly ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■MBA In four colorB will emphusizo Florida’s nttractlvonesH. corn is being worked; somo sections Florida fiction, civic, commercial, industrial and in­ is up, and truck in doing well. Largo dividualized phases of Florida's greatness will a t­ shipments of tomatoes and other tract tho tourist, homesookcr nnd investor. truck continued from tho southern and central division. Celery ship­ ments continued from Sanford and Ask your iiowh dealer for a copy or send $2.50 other localities; blight is reported for n ono-yonr subscription to bo sent to yoursolf or from some fields, owing to tho warm a friend. dry weather. New Irish potatoes were shipped in small quantitlca; THE FLORIDA MAGAZINE strawberry shipments wore reduced llisbce Bldg. Jacksonville, Florida in the lowor central districts, but aro To Voile W illiams' Form ­ increasing in the north. Citrus trees er location at 111 Park are In splendid condition; thero is ab­ undant bloom. Melons and some Avenue, nnd are better truck wero damaged locally by high OJSTOX prepared to give you real winds during the latter part of tho week, but a sa rule melons aro do­ service— day and night. ing very well. Highways aro mostly Our prices are rig h t and in good condition over tho stato. IF BACKACHY OR KIDNEYS BOTHER T h e L o n g P ackage w ith th e Im p o sin g C over WE’VE MOVED- our work guaranteed. FO R Tv A L L *^ FLORIDA uuwmmwn F O R Vi ALL ^ .FLORIDA people of this section— We invite an early opportunity to t ------------------------------ ---------------------------------- -------- x talk over your plans for the coming , t ---------------------------------------------------X season. i i■ i ■ a a■ i a a■ a a5 a■ ■ ■ ■ i 5 a First National Bank i A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President a F. WHITNBR, Coohier JUST LOOK! • : PROFESSIONAL The very latest style : AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY SAFETY RAZOR THOS. J. A. REIDY AT YOUR OWN PRICE Attorney and Coanaellor-at-Law Practicing in State and Federal Coarta Over Seminole County Bank Drop a Coin in the Box George A. DeCottes For a few days only Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS Attorney-at-Law S. 0. Shinholser C ontractor and Builder SANFORD -:- -:- FLORID* SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. E x p ert Auto Repair Work Phone SO Corner First aid Oak “W E DELIV ER THE GOODS" CITY TAX BOOKS CLOSE APRIL 1, 1922, AFTER WHICH ALL TAX­ Quick Service Transfer ES REMAINING UNPAID WILL BE Storage Facilities COLLECTED BY LEVY AND SALE If v.e please you, tell others; if aa< OF THE PROPERTY UPON WHICH tell us. Phone 498 TAXES ARE DELINQUENT. ALFRED FOSTER, Sanford Steam Laundry 294-24tc City Tax Collector. FOR SERVICE Call 146-J W. RAWLING, Prop. PROPERTY OWNERS NOVELTY TAKE NOTICE SANFORD WORKS The law provides th a t “If tax ­ es upon real e state shall not be paid before the firs t day of April of any year, the Tax Collector shall advertise and sell.'* This is to notify all concerned th a t the requirem ents of law Will be complied w ith and the Tax Books will positively be closed on April f irs t as provided by law and all lands on which taxes have not been paid will be ad­ vertised and executions issued fo r unpaid personal property taxes. JNO. D. JINKINS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mil] Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDEi 817 Commercial Street Sanford, FIs. i __________^ Geo. W. Knight Real E state and Insurance SANFORD *:* FLORIDA Sanford Machine Sr Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Work; Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Pistons; Oversize Rings and Pins; Flywheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shafts re­ Tax Collector, Seminole County turned; agents for Csllle Inboard *id Outboard Motors. -----------Phone « 202-M-W-S T W O M E N Started life together, One of them piaid re n t all of his life; the other paid on a lot and home. Wh journey they met, because all th a t he nuu wj hhuw am* ..*•» *.**> ...... ~ rry „ _ nif re n t receipts), and thd other looked like he respected him and felt th a t ho was a m an among men. (because he nuu . accumulated a little som ething in his travels). W hich m an are you going to be? LUMBER PLANT BURNS EAU GALLIE, March 22.—The plant of tho Pineda Lumber Company Pineda, six miles north of here, to­ gether with four railroad cars nnd ,$250,000 feet of lumber, was ontlroly destroyed by fire of unknown origin yesterday. Tho Iosb was estimated at approximately $125,000, partly covered by Insurance. Tho mill had only recently moved hero from Indrio. The field of our activities embraces t --------------------------------- ----------------- 4 this entire banking community— t--------------- i------ — — ----------------And our experimence in various X------------ 1------------------ :---------- ------— X lines have fitted us to assist in rent — --------- — ------------ -t dering real banking service to the £ We sell lots on easy terms with a small pay- g ment down PITTS & WELLS’ GARAGE 111 Park Avenue Meisch Realty Co. \ A. P. CONNELLY, Agent �*r~ir 'm V7‘iTt‘ \ PA G E TH E SANFORD D A IL t HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1922 CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Ads 5c a line. No ....id taken for less than 25c. and positively no classified •da charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all ordera. Count five words to a line and remit accordingly. WANTED WANTED—Position as stonographor by young lady with soma experience. Deference furnished. Address "Mias C” care of this office. 311-Stp WANTED—Energetic, woll acquulnted salesman for Seminole county to ■ell Wlllys Light plants. — Hof-Mac Battery Co. S0fl-3tp WANTED—To rent or leasQ"smoy ho­ tel or good boarding house, furnish* ed, In good condition. Write Mrs. AN mera Williams, care Fort Meade Ho­ tel, Fort Meade, Fla, 300-ltp WANTED—Ambitious 18-yoar-old white apprentice to Icam automo­ bile electrical trade.—Hof-Mac Bat­ tery Co. 309-3tp WANTED—Wo have opening for sev­ eral young ladles of refinement in and around Sanford who dcsiro work which is very dignlfod, but yet offers splendid financial remuneration. Phono 26-W for personal interview. 30D-3tc WANTED—Houso, "or unfurnished rooms by couple. Phone 205-W. 307-Gtp WANTED—Team work. Apply M. Hanson Shoo Shop. 300-12tp WANTED T0T K X E E —iJalr of horses for Ford truck in good condition. —M. Hanson Shoo Shop. 800-12tp FOR SALE FOR SALE—Sound horse, $75.00. Ap­ ply to E. F. Lundquist at Crown Pn per Co. 311-2tp FOR SALE—Six room house on Park avenue and Sanford Heights.—Geo. Huntor, Route A, Box 100-B. 309-2tp FOR SALE—Smnll farm with bulldings. "H” enro Herald. 808-5tp FOR SALE—Now Ford, nover run; $16.00 under market price.—A. L. Roy, 206 Park Avo. 807-7tp .FOR SALE OR LEASE—One 20 aero, one 10 acre Sanford ave. walking distance to city. Two lota corner Center and Elm avo. Two lots west side Palmetto ave., 60 ft. from Elev­ enth St. Muke offer. B, T. Corey, owner, 115 N. Spring St., Los Ange­ les, Calif. ' 288tf; 29-tf FOR SALE—One B flat saxophono and B flat clarinet. Apply 207 French avo. 303-12tp FOR SALE—Two story business building. Apply to tho owner, Klon Ares, 805 9th St. 284-20tc FOR SALE—Warehouse with R. R. aiding. Within four blocks of center of city. Geo. W. KNIGHT 272-tfc FOR RENT They now stand as follows: O. TP. Bower, Kiwanis ...........24 3903 Bolding, Cong............... 33 5109 Amnnn, Men’s Club ....12 1094 WE ARE SELLING SUMMER-WEIGHT WOOLENS, Ilritt, Rotary .............. 30 4150 Pennington, Cong......... 30 4154 GUARANTEED U P TO T H E MINUTE * Itonnud, Cong................. 31 4301 hi A A A A 'A A A A A little frost was on the Botts, Mpn’s Club .......33 4548 I. & S. BING CLOTHING squash this morning and tho Overlln, Mon’s Club .. .32 4200 ROTARY WINS AT LAST report as published horo at BLUE FLAN NELS, Young Men’s Style Knight, R o tary .............30 3980 40 docs not give tho vary Lloyd, Kiwanis ...........30 3935 only After allowing tho Men's Club to coldest last night and this got away with nearly a hundred and BROWN FLAN NELS, Young Men’s Style morning for it must have fifty load In tho firBt game, on tho FORD’S OFFER ATTACKED _( fancy )_ only_ gono down to near 88, But Parish Houso alleys last night tho BY LOS ANGELES FAT HEAD wo should worry about that. CHECKED SUITS, very latest, Rotary Clpb fought an uphill fight It Is just tho finest celery POSING AS AN ENGINEER only and camo from behind enough to win weather that was over given BLUE SERGES, Best Grade, in tho last soveral framoa of tho last <By T h e Annorlntrd I 'r r e e ) to tho Sanford growers and only ...................................... game by tho small majority of thirtyWASHINGTON, March 23.—Ford's they are rejoicing thereby. sevon pins. offer fo r Muscle Shoala and that of But It looks like some of AND OTHERS Britt rolled high score, Amann sec­ tho Alabama Power Company for tender vegetables north of ond .and Bennett third. Tho scores power projects there, was attacked hero will be kilted with noth­ LOOK ’EM OVER last night changed tho individual av­ >by J. E. Levering, engineer, of Los ing hero oven hurt. Have erages as well as making a change in Angeles, in a statement Bled today you a littlo Ku Klux in your with the House military committee, the Club standing. homo? at Its request. Tho first half of the season ends : 5:10 A. M. MARCH 23, 1922 Regarding tho Ford offer Levertho last week in April a t which tlmo Maximum...................... 08 a now schedule is drafted and tho win­ Ing concluded, "Mr. Ford makes this ■ Minimum ...................... 40 The Store That la Different ner of tho Bccond half will piny a ser­ tender as dear friend of fanners ■ Range ........................... 41 ies of games with the winners of tho from whom ha has acquired millions j Barometer .................. 30.87 Sanford, Florida first half to dotermino tho winners o f , of dollars. Should ho get possession Calm and clear. the sliver loving cup. This cup will of their fertiliser supply, they will a is h la h be held by tho winner until next sea­ realise ho is the dearest friend they h h h M son and must bo won two years in over had.” succession in ordor for it to bccomo It has tho most chnrming and poetic havo a charm thnt is beyond descrip­ IKOTARIANS GATHER the winning club’s property. landscapes of any of tho countries into tion. "Dream Street” will be the fea­ ture at the Star Theatre Friday and Tho next gnnio will bo Monday AT SAVANNAn TODAY; which ho has wandered. . night with tho Mon’s Club against tho With tho actors you seem to ronm Bnturdny. MANY FROM FLORIDA through tho dlnmond dusk of gtrange -------ta Kiwanis. Last nlght’B scores wero ns follows: NOTICK TO CONTHACTOim I l l r T he A-mirlntPiI P r m l old alloys, with tholr dirt and their For Florida: Fair and Fa SAVANNAH, Go., March 23.— perfumes nnd tho odd life goes jang­ Rotary slightly wnrmor tonight and Honied bids fo r th e f u r n ln h ln a of m a ­ Several hundred Rotarians from Ala- ling through the shadows. te r ia ls for and la b o r r e q u ire d In a r t e l Friday. ^ Britt .................... 142 120 189 457 Ina nnd c o n s tr u c tin g n school b u ild in g K night................... 117 159 114 390 bnma, Florida and Georgia aro horo With tho queer sardonic Chinaman at^Oviodo, Florida, will bo received un425 today for tho oighth District Rotary Ilousholder ...........112 190 123 m a* m IA IQ A R l 1A IA R. E. Stovens.......104 118 157 379 Convention, which will continue thru you tread stealthy stairways that seem . A pril *4th? i9J2.°by tho CounVy°Doa*d of to creak with memories and confos280 tomorrow. Dons .................... 145 141 slons or, with Gypsy Fair, tho ador-. tendent. Snnford, FJa. Band Concert Higgcns ........... 135 135 able little dancer, you trip measures 0<jDaccording* to" plans? blue pr*lnta a n d NOTICE TO FARMERS—Just ar­ Given at Pavilion in tho sunshine of broad walks and . { K ° l « « V w l a |0n f rived, frosh carload of thut good old Club totals.......................... 2072 littlo c o u r t y a r d s . c h lte c t. Orlando. Fla. Greatly Enjoyed rollnblo KEYSTONE LIME. Nuff Men’s Club * . .. , , ! Copies of plans, blue prlntB a n d spfCS o m e tlm e a you uro u p o n th o docks in c a tlo n s m a y bo bad from tho a r o w 309 nod. Telephone 135. Phone us your Betts .................... 127 111 1 430 wnnts. They will hnvo our usual with tho masts nnd spars of the ship- ^ o s U l n ^ M m ' One of the most interesting and Amnnn ............._...167 189 1 420 prompt attention.—Hill Lumbor Corn- ping black ugninst tho starlit sky. to bo hold until tho said copies aro regreatly enjoyed band concerts of tho Bennett ................ 162 159 1 153 pnny. Sorvlco, quality, price. 309-3tc Again, you aro in funny stuffy little tiulldlng to cost approximately $11,season was tho one on Tuesday night F o x ............. - ........ 153 dressing rooms which seem to havo b(l, mil(lt be ac c o m p a n ied by a at tho pnvllion. On account of tho May ......................143 110 130 308 Certified chock mado p a y a b le to lh« tho ago and traditions of tho real. chango In the ntmosphero many did Overlln ................ 139 120 259 “ DREAM STREET” IS A above Bald b o a rd In tho sum of IH0.00. chuck of tho su c c e ssfu l b i d d e r to not attend tho concert but thoso who Still again, you aro in ancient Egypt Thu DREAMLAND GRIFFITH lie re ta ine d by Board should said b id d e r Clnh tntnln did had an excellent progrnm. Band­ .2035 of tho Fharoahs with tho pyramids refuso or [all to oxecuto c o n t r a c t a n d —THE PRODUCER, FOUND ish bond ns r e q u ire d w ith in ton master Boll likes tho week night con­ standing in grim nnd rooking silence dfuarn y s a f to r w r i t t e n n o tific a tio n of t h e p tan c e of bid. All o th e r c hocks to certs beenuso it gives him a chnnce Standing of tho Clubs “Dream Street," tho now D. W. nt your back. Then again there comes acce bo roturned. .. ... . , . to run In descriptive music of all W. L. Pet. Griffith picture iy a charming little into your purviow, dainty drawing Tho succosnful bidder w ill bo re q u ire d a s u r e t y c o m p a n y bond, kinds nnd enliven tho concerts with Congregational Club 9 .818 voyngo through a land thut is dis­ rooms thnt ring with tho laughter of atog r efue arnb ish 2 le to tho Board, In an a m o u n t equal to o n e - th ir d of bis to ta l bid. funny stuff. Tho Sanford Band of Men's Club .............. 0 .545 tinctly Griffithlnnd. children; and thon old court rooms 5 Tho B eard ronorvos th o r i g h t to r e ­ twenty years ago was given and In Rotary Club .......... 3 .300 7 In a foreword to tho picture, he sodden with sorrows and tho memor­ je c t uny and nil b i d s . __ COUNTY BOARD O F PUBLIC IN ­ this pioco Ed. Molsch called Joe Reis- Kiwanis Club .......... a 7 .300 says it is not Limchouse, nor London, ies of sorrows. STRUCTION. 8EM1NOLK COUN­ instcin and balled him out on his caTY, FLORIDA. „ „„„„ Thoro Is nlwnys something interest­ Pcnnyfields nor High Street. It is By: C. F. HARRISON, Chm. denzu which Joe had practiced for Individual Averages just one of tho fnBclnating lands of ing and distinctive ubout Griffith's A U *t ! ’ w . LAWTON, Supt. a n d Sooty. tho past threo weeks to tho detriment Tho leading ten bowlers that hnvo Nowhero that Mr, Griffith invonts. "Beta” but thoso of "Dream Strcot’’ S-t-o.a.w.-twa nnd BlcuplessncsH of tho inhabitants participated in ten or more games aro of tho Shirley npnrtments. Tho old practically tho same tfen as Inst week tlmo hnnd nnd playing nnd then tho with tho two cxcoptions, Amnnn’s band of 1921 brought forth much nnmo appears this week and n shnkoInughtor and applause. up In the rest. Dr. J. N. Robson nt tho intermis­ Betts, who has been third from tho sion made several announcements and beginning, through some hard luck, told nbout the old hnnd nnd the now ‘‘splits’ nnd “had brenks” last night, nnd announced thnt tho Snnford Mu­ illowed three men to pass him. Throe nicipal Hnnd had been engaged by tho men nro tied for fourth place. pooplo of Orlando for the Water Cnr; nivnl to ho given there on March 3rd. MISS GRACE TOMPKINS An the season gets older and the weather warmer the pavilion concerts (Registered Nurse) will gnin in popularity in tho middle : Surgical, Medical and Obstetrical of the summer tho homo people will calls answered add much to tho concerts by putting in 'hone 663-W 309 French Ave. A group of business mon in this community recently nwnkened nnd took notice, They fneed tho East and boats on the lake and making it a 101-tfc this is whnt they beheld: wnter carnival upon a small scale from tlmo to time. A "Road to the Sen" bringing to their own citadel tho traveler from the far north who, because of ■■HHHHHBBacinM aKaaHauaBaa lack of easy access to inland points, had hitherto sojourned on the Eastern Coast. FOR RENT—Three room houso on Snnford Heights, $12.50 per month —Geo. Hunter, Route A, Box 100-B. 31l-3tp FOR RENT—Comfortable light housekeeping rooms, 318 I’nlmctto Ave­ nue. • 811-5tp GARAGE FbR RENT—014 Magnolia avonuo or phono 488-J. 307-fltp FOR- RENT~Ono four-room bungnlow furnished, also gnrago, $15.00 per month. Apply Mrs H. D. Durant Lake Mary. 33-3tp LOST STOLEN—National bicycle, practical­ ly now. No. 8—473822. In caro of Mrs. S. A. Chancellor, 503 West Third St. 309-Stp LOST—Silver Mesh Bng. Reward if roturned to D. T. ThrnBhor. 311-5tc LOST~Octngon shaped wriTt wnch on black silk ribbon at or near tho Princess Theater. Finder return to 311 Park avonuo. 8U-3tc als F r id a y RED SNAPPER FISH STEAK, 25c lb. / $22.50 25700 tv P e r k i n s & B r it t ;1! :a• an : THE WEATHER = Ii2,000 A C R E S •' I Orlando-to-Ocean Highway and St.Johns River Summer Excursion Rates May Result From Railway Meet The opening up of commerce with new markets as a result of conservation of time, money and labor in the transportation of their produce over good roads to such markets. In n word, they snw the FAR EAST brought NEAR. Summer tourist rates for Florida will bo obtained shortly on nearly all railroads running Into tho Peninsular state, is tho belief expressed by offic­ ials of tho Florida Development Hoard of Jacksonville, an organization which Is co-operating with chambers of com­ merce in tho state In an effort to in­ duce tho railroads to recognize Flor­ ida ns n summer resort nnd grnnt rnte reductions during tho summer month’s. Tho Southern Rnilwny, according to ndvices received by tho local chamber has nnounccd that round trip summer tourist tickets for Asheville, N. C., will lie placed on snlo May 15. Tho ALWAYS FRESH fares aro to ho on tho hosts of sixty Not Sold in Hulk per cont of double standnrd ono way faro. , This will bo a material reduction in faro to Asheville over fares in effect SANFORI)— NEW YORK— MIAMI lust year nnd an effort will he made to have the Southern nnd other lines extend tho ordor to tnko in Florida. Rnilwny oxecutives will meet in AtInntn March 29 for tho oxpresa pur­ pose of pnssing on requests to extend tho rates to Florida. If the requests nro granted It will menn thnt n ticket from Northern points to Florida cities P ROTEC T Y O U R C A R will cost approximately two-thirds of W IT H SE A T C O V E R S j tho present charge. Tho contract for tho erection of tho labortory building nt tho tobacco sta­ tion neqr Quincy, has been awarded to tho Southern Construction Com­ pany of Pensacola. Tho bid was around $10,000. This group of buslnoss men wero far-sighted enough to appreciate thnt the "Road to tho Sea" spelled PRO­ GRESS—progress to their own city nnd progress along every mllo of land to tho Sea. Every ono of them • judgo of good values, thoy mado hnsto to securo some of tho boat of thnt land whilo tho price was yet low. And tho groat ndvnntngo lies in tho fact thnt it is located in YOUR own Orango County nnd YOUR neighbor­ ing Seminole County to tho north. Without any effort on your pnrt, YOU are now privileged to own nn interest in thnt property—to watch it de­ velop into tho back country requisite to tho growth of every wido-awuku city—and to sharo equally In tho profits with thoso and other wiso men who nro daily bolng added to tho ranks In tho forward march along tho "Rond to tho Son.” /. The officers of tho East Orango Land Company aro: Judgo John M. Cheney, President. M. M. Smith, Vice-President. C. P, Dickinson, Secretary and Treusurer, John M. Cheney, Ex-Federal Judge. Thos. 11. Hopkins, former President First National Bank of Orlando and Capitalist. I)r. C, I). Christ, prominent Physician and Surgeon. W. M. Igau, State Senator and Capitalist, Eustis, Fla. A. Schultz, Chairman Hoard of County Commission­ ers, Orango County, C. P. Dickinson, of Dickinson & Dickinson, promi­ nent attorneys. F. E. Daxter, of Florida Good Homes—Realtor. J. E. Turner, Fruit Dealer, Orlando, Fla. J. C. Lettice, of Winston-Salem and Atlantic Coast Line Railroads. R. D. Harze, Cashier Union State Dank, Winter Park, Fla. M. M. Smith, of Winter Park, former Chairman of the State Road Department. We can furnish any pattern for all Model Cars FIELD AUTO TOP CO. Sanford, Tomon. A ugusta m This compuny is capitalized at $180,000—with this 12,000 ncrcs simply places tho price nt $15 per ncre. This land Is now worth $30.00 per acre—nnd when tho Orlundo-to-Ocean Highway is completed will sell for nearly $100.00 per ucro—clip out nnd mail tho coupon below for full particulars. BEL-JAR COFFEE CO. Work hns started on tho now build­ ing for tho Hardee County Trust Company nt Wnuchula. The building will bo artistic in design and modorn, Phone 372-W. 827 Snnford Ave. in finish and fixtures. STONE & CORWIN HAVE YOU HEARD? : BOWLING SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE : LEAGUE NOTES Invest in the Development Plan of the East Orange Land Company. CLIP COUPON AND MAIL TODAY East Orange Land Co., P. O. Ilox 272, Orlando, Fla. Please send mo full particulars in regard to your 12,000 acrea de­ velopment plan:, Na IUO ............... *1 Address __ ____ ___ ..___ _______ ............................... j 12,000 Acres on Orlando-to-Ocean Highway V fE S O ttA N IIS O P S W O R K f • < � 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 23, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 23, 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 23, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/36788b9e31d17da4202bee4551baf828.pdf dab27f6d4a0c2726324c9f00704f5164 PDF Text Text * SANFORD “The City Substantial** “The City Substantial' IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volum e n NUMBER 311 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1922 Majorities Were Overwhelmingly Along Party Lines * Vote W as 333 to 70 or 64 More Than Was Necessary Band of Men Force W ay ( l ) r T h e Aaaoelntrd PrewO WASHINGTON, March 24.— A long succession af proposed Into Home and Shoot amendments and reservations to the four-power Pacific treaty were vpted down ono after another by the senate today ns it npDown Family pronched the final roll call on ratification. For the most part the majorities were overwhelming and virtually, coincident with purty lines. Only handful of Democrats stood with their lender, Senator Underwood against the effort to qualify the ratification o f the resAND OBTAINED EVIDENCE ON olution and only a little group o f irreconcilables opposed the Re­ CHAMBER OP COMMERCE AND WAS REPRISAL FOR SHOOTING BOTH IN DEBATE AND FINAL MIAMI BANKER— MAY BE OTHER BUILDINGS ARE publican leadership o f Senator Lodge to vote with reservationist. ROLL CALL—248 REPUBLICANS OF SEVERAL CONBTABLE 8 THROWN OUT TOTAL LOSS The voting proceeded without debate under the unanimous consent AND 90 DEMOCRATS FOR IT. YESTERDAY IS THOUGHT ngreemept which cut o ff discussion with adjournment o f the sen­ ( l l r T h e A ssocia ted P ress) ate last night. „ . ARCADIA, Mnrch 24.— Second fire ( n r T h e a h m u i c s rr*««> (llr T h e A s s o c ia te d P r c s a ) S A L O O N KEEPER WASHINGTON, March 24.— Passed by tho houso late yosterday by a voto of 333 to 70,"tho bonus bill was made ready today for tho senate. What would happen to it thoro jjas regard­ ed as problematical, but houso pro­ ponents proposed to uso every effort to provont it being shelved ns was or­ iginal measure. * , WASHINGTON, March 24.—Tho four million dollars soldiers’ bonuB bill was passed Inst night by tho houso by un overwhelming majority. It now goes to the sennto whero its futo is regarded ns uncertain. * . ■ Tho voto wns ^133 to 70 or 04 more than tho two-thirds majority neces­ sary for pnssago o f the measure un­ der tho parliamentary procedure se­ lected by Republican lenders for tho expressed purpose of preventing the Democrats from offering n motion to recommit. Party lines disappeared both in tho general debate and on tho final roll call, 248 Republicuus, 00 Democrats and 1 Socialist supporting tho bill nnd 42 Republicans and 28 Democrats vot­ ing against it. As passed Ly tho house, tho bonus bill would provide for immediate cash jmymonts to voteruns whoso adjusted sorvico pay would not oxdocd $50, and would give to othor vetornnB tho option of thoao four plans: Adjusted sorvico certificates,* with provisions authorizing lounB by banks in the first threo years after next October 1 nnd by the government thereafter; tho certificates to run for 20 years and to have n face vnluo at maturity o f the amount of tho adjust­ ed service credit at the ruto of $1 u day for domestic service and $1.25 a day for foreign service, increasing by 25 per cent, plus interest at tho rate of 4 Mi per cent compounded annually. Vocational training aid after Janu­ ary 1, 1023, at tho rate of $1.75 a day, the total ]inymcnta not to ex­ ceed, however, 140 per cent of the adjusted service credit. Farm and homo aid under which veterans purchuso or improve furms or homes would he pnid after July 1, 1023, a sum equal to their adjusted scrvico credit increased by 25 per cent. ^ Land settlement, under which lundH would be reclaimed under tho super­ vision of a special board and farm units established for salo'to the vet­ erans at a prico fixed by tho board less tho amount of tho adjusted ser­ vice credit. In only two Important particulars dues this meaBuro diffor from tho ono pussed by tho house two years ago and thnt was shelved in tho sonato Inst July. Tho original cash bonus op­ tion was oliminatod and tho bank loan provision of tho adjusted sorvico cer­ tificate titlo substituted. Not sinco tho war days had tho houso gallorios been jammed as thoy wero yesterday from tho timo Speak­ er Gillott’s gavel fell at 11 a. m. un­ til tho last vote hnd boon ca*t ns the* *hndoH of evening enveloped tho capi- Spiilard, n prohibition ngent, given tho day beforo nt tho prollminnay hearing of C. M. Clayton, vlcc'-prcsident o f the Mlnmi National Hank nnd four others, chnrgod with conspiracy to violate tho Volstead lnw. Clayton, with Foster Sloan, Mrs. G. O. Harri­ son, W. C. Phelps nnd T. N. Lewis, is nllegod to have been a party to a deal for the purchnso of 10 cases.of liquor for $4,050, by Spiilard, ponlng ns “ A. B. Philllpj” a Now York bdltleggcr. Salvator Pncettn, n member of tho government's flying squadron was first called to tho stand yesterday und related the story practically us tpld by Spiilard. Ho snid he wns with Spiilard when Clayton wrote tho ngroemont for tho purchase of *the "commodities,"’ which ho snid were verbally understood to bo liquors. He told o f tho visit to Clnyton’s home after the liquor wns produced nnd tho alleged return o f tho money to federal agents after tho exposure. • E. I). Henson, chief of tho flying squndron, guvo a detailed story, sup­ porting both Spiilard nnd Pacetta. Henson snid thnt ho went to Clnyton's houso with Agent Ovorpeck, on the night the liquor wns brought in after tho others had left nnd told tho bnnkor thnt ho was a federal official nnd demnnded the money. Clayton, he said, asked for leniency nnd finally turned over tho $4,050, which hnd been deposited with him ns tho purchnso price for tho liquor.. Ovorpeck followed llcnHon on the stund nnd substantiate! his story. ' The defense indicated yesterday nt the hearing that it would attempt to have tho case dismissed on the ground thnt federal agents had used assumed names nnd induced others to violate tho law, in definnee of n Florida stat­ ute. Four Killed By Cloudburst in Kansas Today Burlington Has Damage of Quarters of a Million Three '(Mr T h r AminHntrd I'rrun) BURLINGTON, Kansas, Mnrch 24. — Four persons wero killed and prop­ erty damage o f thfeo quarters of a millions dollars, hero last night by a cloudburst which flooded Rock Creek which .sent In swooping down upon tho city. Nino poresons that were reported mlpsing last night woro ofund today and unharmed. OPENING DEFENSE ON TEX RICKARD BEGAN TODAY AT N. Y, I Hr T h » Aaanrlnfrd I’ f K * ) NEW YORK, March 24.—The op­ ening dofenso of Rickard, charged with criminally assaulting u fifteen yenr old girl began to day. Coqnsel for tho sport promoter today told tho jury a perfect alibi would be provod for November 12, 1921, tho dato o f alleged offense. Sprlpg Is hero. Alrendy winner pickers is heard in tho land. ajoro frequent than those in its fnv- characterized ns tho effort of tho 0r> duo to tho fact that many Domo- majority to mako tho bonus a partis­ ‘ ••ttU who announced that thoy would nn Issue whiio Representative Camp■upfrort it vigorously attacked some bell, Republican, Kunsns, nnd Longthe provisions and tho ways nnd worth, Republican, nssailed the mln•uoans committee for falluro to pro- orRy report on tho bill fllod by Ropvido means o f financing the bonus, rcsentntivo Kitchen of North Carolina In the courso of. the debate the meas- tho Domocrntic loader, uro was referred to as "a gold brick" Mr. LongwoYth declared thnt tho a bogus bill" a "hokus-pokus" and n roforonco In tho minority report to doformod and malformed creature." tAmbassador Harvpy at London ns tho Politics woro injected into tho do- j "blasphemous, bibulous bootlicker nt “ ate several times durlpg the ^day the court of S t James," wns most dis­ and resulted in some warm oxchnng-' gracefully vulgar. Ho characterized e»- Representative Pou, Democrat,' the wholo report as "cheap, wantonly North Carolina, described what h e ' vulgacnnd disgraceful." in two days hero today. Starting in nn old frumo structuro on DeSbto ave­ nue flames spread to the Chamber o ' Commerce building und the Sewnrd & Company warehouse. The frame structure was destroyed, others dam­ aged. The total loss is about $10,000. To Put Into Effect W hat Will Be Strike in History the Greatest MAKE LOVE IN CTIURCH SAYS SPOKANE PREACHER SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED (H r T h o AaaorIntrd I’ rrna) * CLEVELAND, Mnrch 24.— The Goneral Policy Committee of the United Mine Workers met here today to complete arrange­ ments for putting into effect what officials declared will be tho grentest strike in history. The meeting is being held behind clos­ ed doors hut it is understood steps will he taken to arrange and conduct strike without leadership from time it starts April first. SPOKANE, Washington, March 24. — Young peoplo should be encouraged to make lovo in church, Dr. Brown, o f Los Angeles, declared in an ad­ dress nt tho Baptist church confer­ ence horo last night. Allow your Bnptist Young Peoples Union meet­ ings to be courting bees, h # told tho assembled pastors. Ho said courting should bo encouraged at church func­ tions to holp young pooplo make mat­ ches among themselves in the midst o f christlnn influences. GREAT CHARACTER ACTOR PLAYS IN "DREAM STR EET Save Apple Growers of the W set Coast of United States Thousands of Dollars Wo noto from tho fruit pnpors, about Mnrch 1st tho Elder Steel Ston/nshlp Compnny launched their second boat, the Noponsot, In service from const to conHt, on her maiden trip from points on tho Pacific Coast to Now York. Tho Noponsot docked at Pier 25, North River with a general enrgo and 58,000 boxes oTNorthwcstern apples and 4,000 boxes of Califor­ nia lemons which nrrived in perfect condition. Ono must renlize whnt this achievement means to tho growers nnd shippers of tho Pacific const, when it in mited that the saving in freight on these npplus nlono will amount to over 17,000.00 besides the water rate inludes perfect refrigeration service for 22 to 28 dnys, which would other­ wise cost about 20c per box, making i(nother saving of approximately $ 11,* 500.00. Tho ywtor rato will avorago about 05c per box compared to tho rail rato o f 93 Vic to 07c per box aver­ age. This same paving would be made on the lemons, nnd any other citrus fruit shipped vin wntor from tho Pucific coast. Tho Noponsot nnd her sister ship, tho Deerfield nre thoroughly equipped to hnndle perishable products, being refrigerated throughout thoir four­ teen compartments with each com­ partment separately controlled, so ! thnt n different temperature can ho maintained in each, insuring perfect refrigeration Bcrvlco for any commun­ ity. L. T. Miller who represented tho Wenatchee Traffic Association was on the boat tho entire trip watching con­ ditions, and I.cstor W. Cpllins, refrig­ erator technologist of tho United Stntcs Department of Agriculture in­ spected the cargo whop loaded nnd tin arrival in New York, nnd both gen­ tlemen wero much enthused, nnd hnd nothing hut tho highest praise for the service given in transit, and ns to Uy) condition o f the fruit on arrival. • It is our understanding tho Elder Steel Steamship Company, who con­ trol ninety per cent of the refrigerated bonts, will put four more honts on coast to coast service next season, and will receive a Inrge per ccntngo o f the perishable tonnngo from tho Pacific const. If California, six thousand miles away, can do this, and South Africa nnd Chile can ship via wntor, why cannot Fiorldu do tho same? It is up to us-to gat sumo such steamship Company interuHtcd in us, and this muttor will be brought up at tho meeting to bo held at tho court houso, in Orlando, Fridny (tonight), Mnrch 24th at 7:30 p. m. Wo want every grower, shipper or business man who hns Florida nt heart to attend this meeting. Tyrone Power, ono of the moBt fa­ mous of the elder stage actors, distin­ guished in Shnkcspcnrcnn nnd heroic roles, appears In "Dronm Stroot" tho D. W. Griffith mnster picture, to bo nt the Star Thcntro tonight nnd to­ morrow. Perhaps the greatest o f Mr. Power’s achievement wns his performance ns tho drain man in "Tho Servant in tho IIouso." When Mr. Griffith was searching for someone to portray tho flguro of Good In "Dream Street," with tho no­ bility, humanity and simplicity de­ mnnded for the part, ho soibeted Mr. Power as one o f tho strongest o f Am ­ erican actors. His performance in this film is o finished standard of tho trained actor. ‘ BELFAST, March 24.— A band o f men forced their way into tho homo of Owen MncMahon, a saloon keep«r, early today and shot seven member* o f tho family. Tho raid stirred the city. MacMahon and threo son* wer* killed outright and another son died of his wounds, two others aro near death. Tho crime is belloved to be • reprisal fo r tho shooting o f several special constables yesterday. The raidors broke into the houso at 1:30 o ’clock, rushed upstairs where the family woro sleeping. Tho male mem­ bers o f the family woro taken to the living room, linod up ugalrpt the wall and riddled with bullets. Mrs. MacMahon and daughter ruBhod to the living room when tho attackers had departed and found tho father and six sons on the floor in pools o f blood. When the police nrrived tho women wore in n state of collapso. Another son esenped by throwing himself un­ der a lounge and was uninjured al­ though two shots woro fired at him. Tho nmbulnndo attendant collapsed uftcr helping carry tho bodies to the hospital although ho was hardened with scenes o f bloodshed. Joseph Campbell, a Belfast city of­ ficial \yaH shot and killed by a sniper today. , >« POWER DEMOCRATIC PARTY WILL SOON BE RE-ESTABLISHED 1 Woodrow Wilson Expresses Confl dencc in Party in Telegram DULUTH, Mnrch 2J.— Former President Woodrow Wilson in n telogram to tho chairman o f tho St. Louis county democratic committee yesterday expressed "confident expec­ tation thnt tho party will soon be ro-cstnblishcd in power and in a posi­ tion to rendor ronowed sorvico to the liberal forces o f mnnklnd throughout tho world-.’’ Tho telegram was in really to a wire sent Mr Wilson by tho county con­ vention in which tho form er president was "assured recognition as the lead­ er o f tho domocrntic party." Tho telegram follows: "Your message has given me great cheer nnd encouragement. I hop* you will have nn opportunity to con­ voy my greetings to tho democrat* o f St Louis county, together with an expression o f my confident expecta­ tion in which no doubt thoy .sham thnt our great party will now soon ba re-established Ih power and in a posi­ tion to render renewed service to the liberal forces o f mankind throughout the world." COMPLIMENTS OF COLOGNE" FOUflD MISSING SEAPLANE THE MONTEZUMA TO BE W HISKEY IS STILL MISSING Every man who can get away should PLANES ARE SEARCHING Tho board o f governors and mem­ . NEW YORK, March 24.— One go to Orlando tonight to tho meeting thousnnd bottles o f Japaneso whis­ of tho Control Florida Wates Traffic bers of tho Chnmbor o f Commorce key disguised as cologne, wero con­ Loaguo which will ba held at tho wero tendered a complimentary lun­ fiscated by customs official* yester­ court houso nt 7:30. There will bo cheon at tho Montozuma 'Hotel to­ day . when four Japaneso pleaded many matters o f great Importance to Miami, missing since Wednesday guilty In tho federal district court to tho growers and shippers, business day by manngor Groso that waa noon with pilot and flvo passengers charges of Illegally transporting li­ men and farmars discussed at this greatly onjoyod. The Chamber o f whon It startod on a flight to Bimini. quor. They paid / jlnes aggregating meeting and definite steps takon to Commerco took up road matters, Planes went out again today from $ 1,000. / < put on a boat lino botween Sanford soft water for tho city o f Saftford, Palm Bench, Miami and Key W est In The liquor was seized in a raid on nnd Jacksonville and to toko the advertising, ship by water and many search. Tho missing piano was cam­ the Staten Island dock near where mnttor of canals from Kissimmee to other items of groat Importance to ouflaged during the war, having beon the Japanese steamship Toba M a n tho St. Johns river via Orlando. the city and county. Tho mooting used as a naval plane Thla paint waa well attendod and much intereat had never boon removed which makes was tied up. Fifteen shots were ex­ changed before tho prisoners, two o f NEW ARRIVALS ^ T BAUMEL ’8 waa manifested by all present. A It harder fo r searchers to sight it. whom were members o f the steam* In this issuo Baumol’s Specialty voto o f thanks was tendorod the Speed boats and destroyer which Shop advertises tho new arrivals in Montezuma Hotel and Manager searched yesterday In port are today ship’s crew, wero taken Into custody. Each bottle o f liquor had the regu­ the shapo of ratine gingham dresses Grose at the closo o f tho meeting. being held In reservo in case rescue lation cologne glass top. When re ­ now millinery, capes and wraps, and work become necessary. moved, however, thla disclosed an skirts. Special prices on twenty taf­ W. B. Tolley a well known archi­ feta 'dresses. Watch the H erald-for tect o f Lakeland la In the city today announcements on tho Fashion Show. calling on his many friends and looking over the situation here. Mr. Everybody Is going to tho Central Talley qays tho state o f Florida is accepted one with the W ight Bros. Florida Water Traffic Lea go meet­ growing rapidly in every section and Company, F. R. Mustin, manager o f J. H. ing at Orlando tonight. It meant so he 1* kept busy drawing plans fo r — Waters store at Okeechobee, aeeenmuch to every business man in San­ new construction work. Mr. Talley the phonopanted by his handsome little m b , ford that they should drop every­ ha* the sympathy o f his friend* in >7 by t h e , F. R. Jr., was in the city today, e o . thing else and go to tho meeting. A t this recent death o f his> father *t coupons on route home, after a visit with n h . Lakeland. the Orlando court house at 7:80. **♦ tives at Ocala. GO TO ORLANDO TONIGHT �.'»*’ZT-'.g*; M.'TX’ V »*'xr;'’ 77’ . ' ,■ • yv'UWT'**’ ’. ’ ” — I*’ ■ ■ ' «■ -i :,n ' THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 2?, 1922 PAGE SIX HAKE YOOR MONEY WORK FOR YOO ' WE PA Y 4% INTEREST ON SAVING DEPOSITS s . WHAT’S YOUR AMBITION? Men who nre earning no more than yourself are buying their own homes, seizing business opportunities nml making profitable investments. The systematic accumulation o f money in a Bank ac­ count makes all of these possible. Moreover it is n good in­ vestment in itself. The mnn who fails to save does none o f these things. A CALENDAR SAVING BAN K TEACHES DAILY SAV ­ INGS— WHY NOT START YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY? The Seminole County Bank STRENGTH- -PROGRESS- -SERVICE night at eight o ’clockk at which time tho club will be organised and other mntters o f Importance taken up. Ladles are especially invited to at­ tend. 809-4tp PERSONALS A. M. Kronen o f New York City la in Sanford again after an absonco o f eight months. He was here last winter and made many friends who are glad to see him again. SOCIETY VlRS. FRED DAIGBIt, Society Editor, Phone 217-W It you h a r e a n y f r l t a f a t UIII b s 7 » * —If j « n a r t c o l a s a n y w h e r e e r e o n l a s lu n ii, o r If yo n are e n le r t a l a la c , w rite i p«.ital card to Ihla dep a rtm en t, s l t l i l iMnlUt o r telrh p on e the Item* It w ill »e ffrentljr appreciated* hie Hawkikna fo r the peat two weeks, leaves today fo r Leesbrg, where she will visit hor mother, Mrs. Lacy Har­ bor, nnd sister, Miss Thelma Harbor, beforo returning home. Mr. Syphon arrived hero last evening and will accompany his wife to Leesburg. G reat C om edy Dram a, “Friendly Enem ies,” a Chautauqua Feature ETHEL CLAYTON Mrs. H. F. Steele and Herman A l­ ton, Jr., aro visiting Mrs. Steele's mother, Mrs. D. J. Dykes at West Palm Dench. “HER OWN MONEY” Mr. nnd Mrs. R. T. Thrnsher, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Dalgcr, Sr., and Mrs. N. II. Gamer motored to DcLand yesterday afternoon. Also “A Muddy Bride* Mrs. Wilson, who has been visit­ ing her daughter, Mrs. P. A. Monger, on West Sixth Strcot, returned yestordny to her homo nt Lowisburg. DAUGHTERS MEETING Tho Missionary scrvico to bo held tomorrow afternoon nt tho homo of Mrs. Claude Herndon is termed a ''Daughter’s Meeting” nml is in charge o f the daughters of women who, in tho pnst, woro responsible for tho oxistenco and continuation of Mission­ ary effort in tho Methodist Church of Sanford. Mrs. Alico Evans Eldor is leader for tho day. Mrs. Llllio Evans Herndon, Mrs. Doth Mottinger Mor­ gan, Mrs. Salllo Lou Peabody G rif­ fith and Mrs. Efflo Martin Fox aro hostesses. Tho subject for mission study 1b “ Mexico,” conducted by Mrs. S. W. Walker. Tho following progrnm will bo ren­ dered during the social hour: Selection by Sunday School Orches­ tra. Musical Rending— Mrs. Newberry, Piano Solo— Mrs. S. W. Walker. Vocal Solo— “ One Sweetly Solemn Thought,” Miss Lillio Ruth Spencor. Violin Solo— Mrs. P. M. Boyd. ^Reading— Miss Ora Williams. Trio— “ An Autumn Lulluby,” Mcsdames Herndon, Fox and Morgan. All members o f tho Missionary So­ ciety aro invited to attend the Daughters meeting. Anyono wishing poinscttlas for planting can havo same free by tak­ ing them from the street at the resi­ SOCIAL CALENDAR dence o f R. J. Holly at Sixth and Park. Good chnnce to got all the Friday— Mothers Club will meet nt poln8ottias for spring planting. tho homo of Mrs. A. M. Phillips on Onk nvenuo nt three-thirty, o'clock. Tho Kiwnnls Club held tholr regu­ COOKED FOOD SALE Friday— Mrs. E. F. Ilousholdcr will lar weekly luncheon today at the Val­ The N. Do V. Howard Chnptor entertain the members of tho Lucky des notel nnd hnd tho Plckcrts for U. D. C., will hold a cooked food salo Thirteen Bridge Club nt her homo their guests in songs and stories Snturday afternoon at McCullers’ on Ninth street at 3 p. m. Tho Kiwnnls were almost 100 per Store. cent present nnd hnd a very Interest­ Saturdny—Catholic Women’s Lenguo will hold u cooked food sale at ing meeting. COOKED FOOD SALE Deano Turner’s Store. Tho Catholic Ladies League will The Sanford Cycle Co., has an ad­ Saturdny— Children's Story Hour will hold a cooked food solo Saturday afbo held nt tho Central Park nt four tomoon nt Deano Turner's Store, vertisement in tho Dnily Herald, call­ o’clock. ing attention to tho flno lino o f Ash­ ing tackle and sport goods just ar­ Snturday— CcciUnn Music Club will meet nt tho studio o f Mrs. Fannie rived nt 'this popular emporium. S. Munson on Myrtlo avenue at Rend tho advertisement nnd sco tho three o’clock. Sanford Cyclo Co., for anything in tho sporting lino as well as bicycles Saturdny— N. Do V. Howard Chnptor U. D. C., will hold a cooked ofod ha and accessories. CELERY ha sale at McCuller's Store. m h Vji Fn si » » lo Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Frazier nnd Monday—Wesmlnstcr Club will meot at the home o f Mrs. Joe Chittenden Cnrlot Shipments ReportedMch. 22nd daughter Miss Tholmn nnd Miss Cnso on Eighth nnd Laurel nvenuo at Florida— Sanford Rcctlon ............... 53 left yestordny for thoir homo in Fred­ Floridn— Manatee section ................11 three-thirty. ericksburg, Virginin, after spending California— Southern district ......... 1 the winter here at their home at El­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Lane nnd Mrs. der Springs. The Frazlors fcol like Total enrs ................................. 08 Sanford is really their home now and A. W. Leo motored to Orlando yestor­ Destination of Floridn Shipments: while they go homo for the summon* dny where they spent tho day very Wnycross, 12; Now York, -1; Cincin­ they really like Florida hotter than pleasantly. nati, 2 ; San Antonio, 1; Duluth, 1; old Virginia. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bart Peterson of Fiorcnco, 9; Detroit, 3; Pittsburgh, 3; Special nt Stone & Corwin's, Red Jamestown, N. J., have returned from Rochester, 1; Providence, 1; Chicago, Snapper Fish gtonk, 25c lb. Phono Jacksonville, whoro they were tho B; Snvnnnah, 3; Baltimore, 1; Toronto, 372-W: 327 Sanford Avo. 311-ltc guests of their aunt and undo, Mr. 11; Potomac Yards, 0; Jersey City, nnd Mrs. Robert Simms, and nro tho 2; Houston, 1; Boston, 1. Total enrs, guests o f the lattors’ parents, Mr. 04. ATTENTION STOCKHOLDERS Diversions Piled Since LsbI Report All the stockholders and any who nnd Mrs. B. J. Starling. FROM SAVNAANII: Pittsburgh 3 are interested in tho Country Club Mrs. Syphon of Commerco, Ga., Now York 4, Philadelphia 2, Cleve­ and Golf Links nro requested to meet In the Court House next Tuesday who has been tho guest o f Miss An- land 1, St. Louis 1. Floridn .A5C .-C100T. ETAOIN SES Shipping Point Information for Wed­ nesday, Mnrch 22nd SANFORD, FLA.: Cool, clear. Haulings heavy. Demand and move­ ment good, mnrkot slightly stronger. 8 ‘ • Carlots f. o. b. cash track: 10 inch Just Arrived • crates Golden Self Blanching, in the rough, -ls-Gs, mostly $2.25: Carlots f. Fresh Carload of that Good Old Reliable o. b. usual terms: $2.25-$2.40; washed prccoolcd $2.65-$2.75. Total cnrlot shipments from San­ ford section this season to date, cars ...................................... ......... 1012 Totnl cnrlot BhipmontB from Mnnateo section this senson to date, Null Sed cars ............................................... 707 Total cnrlot shipments from Florda last senson to same date, Phone Us Your Wants cars ............................................... 2030 Telephone 135 A 2-part Century Comedy and “Face to Face With i Japan” Friday nnd Saturday— D. W. C.riffith’s "Dronm Street" s u m . “ Friendly Enemies” Is ono of the most popular of recent comedy successes. Scores of cltjes throughout tho couutry Imvo alternately laughed nnd wept over this Irresistible comedy drnmn whose plot grows out of tho conflicting con­ victions of two life-long friends. A complete production of "Friendly Enemies" will 1k? given nt the coming Kcdpnth Chautauqua by a cast of six experienced Ilrondwny nctors organized by William J. Keighley, manager of the New York City Producing Department of the nedpath Bureau. This delightful comedy will he one of the most popular entertainment at­ tractions on tho ontli'o Chautauqua program. IN ESTIMATED REVENUES (H r T h e AxaorIntril I'rraal WASHINGTON, Mnrch 2.1.-On basis reported collection of Ineoms and profits taxes o f March fifteenth installment, thcro Is n shortage of two hundred million dollnrs in esti­ mated revenues from these sources for tho calendar yoar 1922, It was estimated todny by tho Treasury. GOOD FRUIT YEAR SAY T n E FARMERS IN MOST SECTIONS I lly T h e Amoi-lnlril I’ rma) WASHINGTON, Mnrch 23.-Outlook for whnt farmers call good fruit year, wns promising in most parts of tho country, according to Weather Bureau. — Phone 127 ! Sanford’ s Now Store- FRIDAY Sl.OO D AY M EN’S LADIES’ DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT M EN’S UNION SUITS 5 YAR D S W IN D O W SCRIM $1.00 $ 1 .Q 0 / 7 H U C K 'T O W E L S ______ _ LITTLE BOYS’ M IDDY 16x80 W A S H SUITS $1.00 $1.00 11 YA R D S SHEETING SUIT CASES 86 inches wido REFUSE TO BAN DODGER They Will Have Our Usual Prompt Attention ! Hill Lumber Co. CHULUOTA INN .... ............. 200 MILLIONS THIS YEAR The Churchwell Co.i K E Y S T O N E L I ME ... In addition to tho representative* o f various women’s clubs throughout the state, sevoral business orgtnl**. tions participated in the forum. Enforcement o f cattle dipping leg. (elation as well as local option stock laws will be sought strongly It was generally emphasized. Tho spoekert included Mrs. Regj. nald Owens, o f Miami. Presentation o f reports occupied largely the morning session. 10 Stores In Georgia-----------------------*----------------------------------------------------------- 1 Store in Florida ■ s N otice To F arm ers QUALITY o !] ® ® ® INCOME TAXES SHORT do moro than submit tho photograph. $500 OFFERED TO GIRL Names should be written plainly on PRETTIEST tho back o f tho picture, giving occuTampa Times Will Pay Well For pntlon If the young lady Is employed, and mailed directly to Beauty Editor Photograph of Florida's Most Tho Times, Tampa, Fla. Tho namo Beautiful Young Lady o f the photographor should also be Tho Tampa Daily Times is offer­ givon. i ing $500 in gold for tho photograph of tho most beautiful girl in Flor­ AUDUIION FOLKS TAI^K ida, in ordor tot prove that this state NEEDED LEGISLATION is in no way behind tho rest of tho country in feminino loveliness JACKSONVILLE, Mnrch 28.— A Photographs o f any girl over 10 forum this afternoon nt which speak­ years (unmnrried) aro invited from ers gnvo five mlnuto outlines of leg­ nil sections of tho state. These plc- islation they proposed to seek at tho turcs will be published from time to next scsion of the state’s law-making timo, nnd nt tho close o f tho contest body, nnd nn nddross last night rcthc judges will decido which is tho Intlng to forestry by F. H. Miller, o f most beautiful one. Tho $500 will tho Southern Forestry Experiment be paid directly to the girl. Station, New Orleans, mnrked tho No costs o f any kind are attached sessions here o f the Florida Andoto entering, nor is there anything to bon Society, MARKETS SERVICE Evening Pictun PRICE JACKSONVILLE, March 23.—An „ attempt on tho part o f certain mom- J bora o f tho city council to force tho > adoption o f a city ordinance which 3 would have rolegntcd tho old fashion- J ed dodgor or hand bill to tho musoum, was defeated last night. Sup­ porters of the measure maaintained that tho dodgers litter the streets and make tho work o f the street cloaning department more labor- 1 ■ ious. ........ g On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Eaat Coaat Railway, Chuluota, Fla., among the plnea nnd lakea of 8 emlno!o county, j n up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private batha and hot water heat. Flret , claaa cuisine. Rates $2.50 to 9 U 0 per day; $10 to $18 per week, acj cording to location of room. MRS. CHAS. D. BRUM LEY, Manager Aftor all, happiness doesn’t de­ pend on an automobile. Even a poor ■ man can run down his neighbors. ■ Anothor prolific cause o f divorce is the can opener. | $ 1.00 $1.00 ■■■■■■a ------------------------------ P A Y C A S H -------------------------------------— * " Buy for less— W hat you have tomorrow— Depends on what you save . Today _______________^ jThe Churchwell Co.| j FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS WELAKABUjgj The world at your door every even­ ing for 15c.— Daily Herald. L �!>V, ■r - ■ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 24,1922 PAGE TWO may not have sufficient funds to havp purchased breakfast before ht ot&rted the day’s work. It Is all in ra h lla h rd e v e ry ■ l l t r » » o » « • • » < 4mm nt Ik r Herald O u lld lav, 10T tho day's work with tho nowspajlor IlKavlIa A r t n FU*_____ men nnd Just how difficult their task la or how stupendous it is will never bo known until they have pass­ I'UDUIHKHII ed away. , UNCLE HANK THE HERALD PRINTING CO. tl. J. H O L L Y ----------------------------- „ ..« d H o v W. J . LI 1.1.A lt O ------B e e r e t i i T - T r e i e o r e * H. A. NKKL-------------- (Jeaeral M a m tr Another flying bont has been lost enrouto from Miami to Bimini. It bents all how those fellows lose their bearings after thoy have soon Bimini nnd start back home. Bimini Is only a small speck in tho ocean yet they find it every time. Tho Florida terri­ tory is ten timos ns largo hut thoy can’t find it on tho return trip. Wo suppose thoy will coll out all the govemmont fleet and tho airplanes and the state militia and tho Sanford Machine Gun Company to find thorn. You know "llkkor” is a strange thing. O. lu 111 W IN --------C lr e a la llo a N u n n Phone 148 l| to trtW P, M ._____ Advert lotnv Itnteo Mad* Known on Applicants Bnboerlptton Price tn A d m n c o One Year ...------------------------- -— ...... •* Mix Muatha Delivered In Clip b p C arrier One W e e k ........—-----------------------»• Centa l l k i n i n a ■ > ■ 'nT}.*1', r m.mmmmmimmmmm-mmmmmmm-** mm■ ■ ■ ■ - - - --------- —- - Ir HerHe The bis 12- to lA-pac* Weekly elr eoeero Heniiaoie Oonnty •ad la published every Friday. Adeertlatas ratea made known on apalloa,|an. D e w o e ra tio In p olitico. I M * pee rea r, a lw a r a In ndranpo. WBMBKH T U B A H O C I A T I B PIUBid Another fish day, FIRST PRIZE— Shakespeare Reel SECOND PRIZE— Heddori Rod. THIRD PRIZE— Best Silk Line. r Bass must be caught witl* Rod, Reel and Artificial Bait our 1 chased o f the v a Spring is approaching. Judgo Scholia Malnes is wearing a red tie to It takes a weddln' to bring oat ST pollco court again. varieties of pickle-forks. TRUCK By a Sanford Celery-fed Man Young John T>. Rockefeller says it is hard to give away millions. We quite agree with him. Wo havo such n hard time giving them away each week hero in Snnford. Ball Hardware Co. And the Cat Came Back "Lost, Strayed or Stolen—Tho Ho­ tel Astor cat, Tommy, who Is well known to patrons o f the hotel. Any person returning him will receive a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ bottle of tho famous Mountain Dow Scotch, specially Imported by W il­ liam Fleming."— Ad. in tho Panama City Star and Herald. They say that a Jacksonville cop who chased a “ rum runnor" into tho Union station shouted, “ Drop that suit cuso you bootlegger," and 47 suit cas­ es nnd two hnndbngs hit the' ground. -St. Augustlno Record. VOL1E WILLIAMS, Proprietor BUICK and OLDSMOBII^E Sales and Service “ Miss Bcrthn Bath wus honored on Easy to Be Calm Mondny when Mrs.’ Harry Bath enter­ Th e patient In tho private ward of First Class Mechanics tained with a shower.''— Wilmington n hospijpl wo sn testy old millionaire Correspondent o f Ohio State Journal. whose case at first gavo tho physician In one o f the most up-to-date Garages in the City considerable difficulty. "Ford Roasts the Politicians," says "W on.” "aid tho crusty one after ho SERVICE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED headline in daily papers. Ho ought hud been there Sovornl weeks, "how. to rido them in Fords when thoy run do you find me this morning 7" for offico. • "Y ou’ro getting on well," replied the phyBicinn, rubbing his hands in We asked a porter at a hotel If it satisfaction. "Your legs are still was General Porter who said “ tako swollen, but thnt doesn’t bother me." no qunrtor from tho onomy," nnd he "O f courso It doesn’t" snarled the 5 115 MAGNOLIA AVENUE SANFORD, FLA. said that no portor ever said th at old man, “ Your logs could swell till ■ thoy blew up nnd it wouldn’t bother ■■ «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! "Pantry Boy Hold for Murder," aayn mo." dispatch from London. If our pantry boy ever commits murder wo will kick NOTICE TO FARMERS—Just ar­ his pants in tho pantry. rived, fresh carload of thnt good old reliable KEYSTONE LIME. Nuff Hot Dogi sod. Telephone 135. Phono us your There once was u woman called Mrs. wants. Thoy will have our usual Who said, “ I don’t know what a Krs. prompt nttontion.—Hill Lumber Com­ But a follow in haste pany. Service, quality, price, 309-3tc Put his arm ’round her waist, And quietly nnBwered, "W hy Thrs." ATTENTION STOCKHOLDERS — Stylus. All tho stockholders and any who aro Interested In tho Country Club Thought for tho Day nnd Golf LlnkB aro requested tojn oet A life thnt is lived wholly for self in tho Court House noxt Tuesday gets to be unlovely, and ail its inner night at eight o ’clockk at which timo deformity is expressed in features, tho club will be organized and other tones, words nnd bohnvior. A look- mnttors o f importance taken up. ing-glasB will Inform such n man of Ladies aro especially Invited to at­ the workings of his soul, ns will also tend. 30D-4tp his voice, if his ears do not deceive Wo have just received and have on display a most complete J him.— United Presbyterian. Children’s Wash Suits being closed know something about his country FINANCING THE SCHOOLS when, ho has heard tho speakers toll of tho inland waterways und water Gainesville and Cicnrwater are two traffic. Florida cities jst now much worried over tho local school situation in their Sanford peoplo will join Orlando communities. Unless sufficient monand Kissimmee people in the building cy can bo ralsod with which to pay of that trolley line from Sanford to the tuachora, tho schools will bo comKissimmco and on to Tampa. It will pelled to closo for the remainder of mean the building up of tho entire tho season. Up In Galnosvlllo tho stretch o f country from Sunford to hat was pnssed among tho citizens Kissimmee— already tho most popu- with tho gonl of $4,000 in sight, hut, ious in t):>stnte. after a more or less thorough can. o------------vas, little more than $2,000 was obJack Hughes former newspaper tained. Tho same condition threatman it touted as a candidate for the ens several towns nnd cities in Florlegislnturo from Ornngo County. Wo Ida aud it is now vory evident thnt aro for you Jack and if possible will tho next legislature will have plenty got down thoro nnd voto for you at to do if it will tncklo this vastly imlcast once. But Jnck, old boy, you portnnt problem prayerfully nnd will And it hard sledding. They don’t thoughtfully, determined to find a hoIwnnt newspaper men in the Floridn ution that will be n solution nnd not a legislature. Wo tried It. postponement o f r.n inevitable evil — ■ o— ------ilny. Columns could be written on The bonus bill has passed the this subject of schools but hrlefly house but this does not mean thnt it this much mny be snld, thnt some will becomo a lnw. It utill must drnstic action must bo taken if tho tako its chances with the senate and young people who are growing up to thnt is rough riding. Tho ox-ser- mnnhood nnd womanhood are to beout at hair prico at Sanford Shoo & Instructions Obeyed vlco mon aro not trying to forco this como useful citizens. No stnto enn Clothing Co, 310-fltc bill through Congress. They want nfford to neglect its schools nnd FlorTho managing editor of a smnll city Congrcsa to feel that the bonus is ida will bo remiss in its duty and newspaper wheeled his chair nround Herald wnnt nds get results. due tho ox-servico men or it is not guilty o f a grave offenso against its duo them and to decide it once and future citizens if it fnils to provldo fo r all. As tho Herald sold m a n y 'f o r them nmple educational facilities, times tho ex-servico men do not want j — I.nkolnnd Telcgrnm. the government to give them any—--------- 0________ thing. All they want is help of some TIME TO AMERICANIZE ALIENS kind thnt will put them on their feot WITHIN OUIt BONDERS S 'i* 3 whoro thoy need it and somo of ______ i them need it more jpst now than After Col. J. Q. Nolan delivered his | they will over need it again. Some- address at Eola Park Inst night hunthing in tho shape o f a loan from the dreds o f people left with n new em­ i banks would solvo tho quostion for pression o f th0 Ku Klux Klnn. Tho r ' many o f thorn and they could pay the Klun is 100 per cent American nnd is j government bnck and no one would bo going to see that tho rest o f tho hurt. Certainly they arc entitled to country gets In line. Tho time to j, something. Americanize thp nliens within tho borders of this country hns como, and Our sympathy Is extended to Edi- no more aliens should bo permitted tor Thorndyko of tho KiBslmmeo to enter. I f those foreigners on our * Gazette who recently lost his only shores do not wnnt to apeak nnd road child, a dnughter, who gave a mom- the English language nnd learn our ■orlnl note to her memory in Inst customs they should bo deported, ■week’s Gazette nnd then turned to Furthermore, amendments to tho conhis accustomed tasks. Tho editors stitutlon seem populnr, nnd wc ndvoaro liko tho actors. RegnrdlcsB of cate an amendment compelling nil tho grief, the troubles and sorrows newspnpers published on Amerlcnn that beset their own households they soil to be printed in one Inngungo— must go on each day and night and English. « Bmllo rognrdlcBB of how heavy their Tho BnlknnB started tho troublo in hearts mny be. The paper must Europe nnd set tho world on fire, como out regardless of how th<j e d l-, Thoro are miniature “ Balkans" tor feels nnd ho must keep up tho springing up all over America where tamo show of good humor, optlm- peoplo spenk their own languugo oxism, chcorfulncas, oven though he clusivoly— Russian, Gorman, Italian and Greek. Tho timo is fast ap­ proaching when America musf be , I , . ( . ■r i. 11 thoroughly Americnnlzed. Insidious propaganda ulicn-to American Inter­ ests must bo crushed its tho bud and not allowed to bloom along while real Americans nre careless to the situa­ tion, The burs should be dropped on i Immigration fo r tho next twcnty-Avo years and Americans should set about to educate those foreigners now In America. Should tho millions o f al­ iens diBrogard our language, our Id­ eals and our customs and culture they should bo deported Clean up at Courtesy and Prompt Ser­ home and place on tho scrap heap vice Our Motto those Inhabitants who think moro of their old country than they do of ’Amorlca.— Orlando Sentinel. -------------o-------- -— , Phones 497-494 i We don’t try to sell all the tailoring but to try to Our. bread and rolls stand thu test. I sell the best WELAKA BLOCK — Daylight Bakery, 313 Sunford Ave­ nue. 311-ltc 3 j S > • '■ j [ M r. Goodwin, representing j SCHAEFER-WEEDON TAIL­ ORING COMPANY Will be With Us 24th H r h jn g a ck i Big Line of Sporting Goods j of Every Kind j line of EVERYTHING FOR THE FISHERMAN— the right J Btuflf at the right price— and everything is brand new. ; Sanford Cycle Co.] ■■■a CAR LOAD OF BUICK AUTOMOBILES ■ B Y WIRELESS CAR LOAD OLDSMOBILES B Y HYDRO. j ■PLAN E j Prices the Lowest--------- Quality the I "« , f* i a J4VJr. ■... C', <*-*1.1./.' j , , A Necessary Requisite- 25th! Sanford ! Shoe & Clothing Co. 1 j FANE TURNER H ig h e s tj 1" - J“ Savings should have os definite a piece in tho family expense account as the bills for If you are interested in a high grade tailor-made suit for im­ mediate or late delivery it will pay you to see this line. FRUITS • VEGETABLES g •X*l 0 l G Williams Garage [ N. H . GARNER j Today and Saturday G RO CER IES! S Get your tackle ready and win one o f the three prizes W hit Do You Thln« of Thlof Virginia housewives mnko tho best pickles.— Delineator. ---------------------------- o - A N N U A L CONTEST W ILL OPEN APRIL 1ST, 1922 OUR Man from Palm Beacn wants to know If thoro is a Legion member in Snnford known as "Buddy Fnt Boy." Don’t know him, friend, and anyhow If wo did we wouldn’t tell you. IlltYAN IS LIKE CATTS Thls weather Is tho greatest In the Sure, Mr. Bryan is coming into tho world. rncc— ho is like Catta, who couldn't got an offico in his own state, so Clean up and got ready for a flno came to Floridn. Ho thinks Floridians spring and summer. nre easy. And sometimes they are. --------------- o— -----------But when tho campaign warms up Now for those hundred now homos Park Trammell will tnko a Httlo wellfor the people who havo been clamor­ earned vncatlon, and como home, nnd ing fo r them. go nround among thoifolks, and smile, -------------o-----------* nnd gtnd-hnnd, nnd show thnt genuine All the Joy seems to have been Interest he has In the people ho hns taken out o f joy riding since the lived nnd worked among all his life, “ folks in white" have token to search­ nnd thoy will rnlly around him, rally ing outos that woro out lato at night. onco agnin. And when tho votes aro -------------o counted it will be found that the best Evory businoss mun in Sanford man has won, nnd William J. Bryan should join tho Chamber of Com­ hns ndded anothor stout, green sprig merce and the Central Florida Water to his wreath of willows. All tho Traffic League. Moot tonight in Or­ same, it is not fair, and it is not cred­ lando. itable to Democrats that u man whoso eligibility is not questioned should have to run against one whose eligi­ The Central Water Traffic League meets In Orlando tonight and every­ bility is.—Ocnin Star. ------------- o------------one who attonds the mooting will and' pressed a button on his desk. Tho subordlnato wanted entered. “ Here,’ ’ said tho editor, “ aro a num* bor o f directions from outsidors toll­ ing us how to run our paper. Seo that evory one is carried out.” And tho oiTico boy, gathering tJ»om all in a largo wastebasket, did IB. — Amoricun Legion Weekly. fuel, food, light and clothes. « \ I f you would be successful, you must allot a certain part of your salary to thrift. The Peoples’ Bank o f Sanford cordially in­ vites the deposits o f the small saver. Make yourself save— and succeed. You can * do so if you will. i! The Peoples Bank of Sanford! . ' "i‘ ■ ' ■" _* , g’ T . '■ ,*•’ I .4 , >‘ M. ha ** _____ Y ,. . 4t ’ „' ’ _ Ji �•fUV w ir •V(^> SVC#* THE SANFOltP DAILY H H tALP, FKIDAT, MAKCtt 14, >*22 — — •' PANARAMA OF LIFE’S PICTURES w" dr.°; ' W ED N ESD AY, MARCH 29, 8:30 P . M. KcKinnon’s and Wallsman’s Lawn * PROGRAMME ) The Seasons— Betty McKinnon, Marioh Ann Powers, Juanita Smith and Margaret Purdon. .. 20th Century Sweet Sixteen........................................Mildred Holly 16th Century Sweet Sixteen......................................Nnorai Scoggan gport GirLi*«».... ...................... .................. ..................Miss* Humphreys Youth and Old) A ge..................Agnes Dumas and Adelaide HigginB Young Married Set....... Mrs. Ben Caswell and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff Colonial D a m o .... ............................................... .'...Mrs, B. J. Starling gleeping Beauty ..................................... ................... Florence Henry The N u rse ................................... v .......................... Mrs. L. I. Frazier Jlilk-maid.............................................................................C. E. Henry uette -Mrs, Coleman Madonna ....... ................ . Mrs. Lloyd The B r id e ..... .............................................................Mrs. Percy Mero Farmer Boy .....................................................................H. R. Stevens Fashion Favorites— Mrs. Housholder, Mrs. Drumond, MrB. Lewis, Mrs. Wallsman. * Music— Piano kindness o f Mr. H interm ister Quartette L0NGW00D Mrs. Frank Noyes entertained at 400 Thursday evening at har winter homo. There were -three tables of players. The S% Patrick idea was artistically carried out with all green decorations. Dollcious refreshments consisting o f an Ice couiso with in­ dividual cakos werq served at the close of the card game. Invited to enjoy this pretty party .were tho following: Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Long, Mrs. White, Mrs. Roy Sours, Miss Olivo Dinkol, Messrs. John and Ralph Ran­ ger and E. S. Mijler. Mrs. Goorgo Stuart, Miss Margaret and George Stuart loft Fridny night for their homo in Voronn, Penn. , C. H. Corn and Miss Ruth returned Saturday from a most plensant trip to Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Irving of Or­ lando woro the guests o f Mr. and Mrs. A. Yy Fuller. There wife church at the Christ church Sunday afternoon. Father Peck of Sanford officiating. Roy and Bill Coleman of Lake Mon­ roo wore visitors in town Sunday. Miss Lolia Fuller returned Thurs­ day from Miami where she attopded tho Federation o f Music. There will bo n “ IIoubo Warming” at tho Library Friday evening to cenebrato tho completion of tho buildInk'. Everyone is invited. Wilbur W l.it. und Loui. Ent.mli.gor of Dunedin » o r o In town tho first ot Mrs. Glenn of Sanford sang n'duet also Mrs. Glenn sang a solo and Miss Ruth Corn o f Franklin, Tcnn, sang ••Alono” which was onjoyed by everyono. Mrs. Wllkerson road on tho •‘Enlistment’’ and, last on tho program was a talk on Cuba by Mrs. Walker o f Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. F. H, Rangpr and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hardy woro visi­ tors in Sanford Wednesday. LAKE MONROE h h w fe m n in h h Farmers in this section are busv with pepper fields, Somo will begin to pick within tho next two weokd. Buyers are out looking tho Holds over. A few havo contracted tho poppors till tho last of June. Others have refused good offerB preferring to tako n chance on a good * market. Squash cucumbers, tomatoes, beans, and other spring crops nro doing nice­ ly. State Rural Inspector, M. D. Geiger visited our school Thursdny and after a close inspection of tho buildings, promises, class rooms, methods of teaching, etc., placed tho school In class A, second upon tho list of two hundrod and fifty rural schools vis­ ited since October. Mr. Geiger nddressed tho school In tho nudltorlum and told tho children something of tho prominent features of the Bchool throughout tho stato. Ho said he ™ “ ld “ “ " ° " r° €' ,c,h°o1 tnnny good join t., but o.p cd n ll, the many benutlful memory gems tho the week calling on tholr friends. children know so well. Mr. and Mrs. Boltz and Miss Noll Tho Fairy play under tho super­ Baker- left fo r tholr homo In Ohio vision of tho Stnto Bonn! of Health after spending the winter with Mr. will ho shown at tho Lake Monroo and Mrs. Roy Sours. School Fridny evening nt 8 P. M. We C. W. Entzminger and Tuno Lewis woro visitors In Sanford Wednesday.' arc to havo tho Fairy Play for sollTho regular monthly Baptist Mis­ ing tho grontost number o f Christmas sionary mooting w o j held Wednesday Seals. Mrs. Ora Layton, Supt., of tho afternoon aj tho church. There was a largo number of visitors from Health crusade In throe counties nnd Sanford Orlnndo and Winter Park. Mr. Gowdy of Orlamjo visited Mon­ A very intonating program was ren­ roe Fridny. Mrs. C. F. Rnulerson of Miami vis­ dered. Mrs. A. Y. Fuller gave an in­ teresting 'talk on tho Baptist Drive ited her brother, Prof. Tclden Jacobs for $75,000,000. Mr. Lnmrlck of Or­ last week. Monroe baseball team crossed bats lando read the Devotional readings. Mrs, Moso Overstreet gnvo a talk on with the Sanford team Saturday and the "Enlightmcnt.” Mrs. Carol nnd Monroo cqmo out victorious with n COMING m « tat tot UK tut Sr a !: folio wing o ff Icora, to-w ll: S, O. B, B. Bn uIres, B. F. Whltner, ’bsm ^ ats.‘fe? r.sr!r»fis,u?i® 1bsra.?r,jiar,tas.T,i8!ai»7,fl: a,—That tba known bomlliolitara, miirtn»*ai*«. and Other aawWy per rml nr mora of total amount of bond*, inorfgain, or otbrr aarnrltlra era: Mrrgrntlialar l.lnotypa Company, Naw York. 4.—That the two paragraph* na*t almra, fir Inf Iha nauira of tho awnara, atockholdara, ami aactirlty holdara. If any, contain not only tha Hat of almkholdrra and aarurlty Imldara aa thay appaar upon hooka of tbo company bat alto. In ratra whrra tho atockholdfr or aacurlty holder appear* .upon tho twuka of the company aa truetea or In any other fiduciary relation. Ilia name nf ttia parwin or cortxiratlon fur wbom auch Iruatee I* ...IInf, la firm : »N« that tha aald two paranraph* contain autementi embracing af­ fiant'* full knowledge and belief aa to tba elrciiiimtanraa anil condition* under which *tuck hold e rs and security b o ld e m w h o d o not *|»triiHtnes, )ir>td stock nnd secu rities In a pour u p oiu tb e b o o k s o f the c o m p a n y as ca p u clty oth er than that o f a bona fide o w n e r : nnd this a ffia n t has no ranaon to believe that a n y o th e r person, a s ­ sociation, or corporation baa any Intcreat direct or Indirect In Ilia aald atnek. bond*, or other aacurltlra Ilian aa au atated by him. B.—That the average number of coptra of each Issue o f this p u b lica tion sold o r d is t r ib ­ uted through tho malts or otherwise, to paid Huhncrlbors d u rin g the six m onths preced in g tho duto uuowu a b o v e Is 1151. N. J. 1,1LI.Altlt. lluslness Mgr. Hwarn to and suhscrlhod tiefore mo thin 23rd day o f March, 1023. . f l ^ . Chnno, o f Hnnfortl. Fla., 100 shares, 0|)0 w K n ig h t o f Hanford, Fla., 10 shares. II. K. Hqulres o f Hanford. FIs., 10 shades, n . F. W h lt n e r o f Hanford. FIs., 10 shares. A lfre d F oster, o f Hanford, Fla., 30 shares. > II. It. Htovens o f Hanford, Fla., 10 shares. H. P. Hmlth, o f Hanford, Fin., 10 shares. L. I. Frasier, o f Hanford, Fla., 2 shares. W . H. Hand, o f Hanford, Fla., 10 shares. In W it n e s s W h e re o f, tho said H. O. Chase,, a e o . W. K n ig h t, Lt. E. Hriulres, II. F. W hltner, A lfre d Foster, II. R. Slovene, II, I*. Hmlth. L. I. F ra sier and W. H. Hand ns In corporators o f Han­ ford M o r tg a g e Loan C om p a ny have h ereun to set their hands on this the 18th day o f Mnrch. A. D. 1032. OEO. W . K N IG H T It. K. SQUIRES II. F. WHITNHSR. H. O. C H A S E A L F R E D FO S T E R FI. R. HTEVHN8 H. P. SMIT H, L. I, F R A Z I E R W . H. HAND. S T A T E O F F L O R ID A , COUNTY O F SEMINOLE I, the undersigned, an o f f i c e r duly a u th orised to taka a c k n o w le d g m e n t s o f deeds In tha State o f F lorida do h e r e ­ b y ca rtlfy that on this 18th d a y o f (HCAI.) MINNIR IIAKKU. Notary Public. March. A. D. 1022, p erso n a lly ap p eared My comtnlsalon ex p ires O ctober 3Sth, 1924. homo prlcos. When you are out ehop* ping, don’t fail to atop In at T. J. Miller & Sons’ and look them over. Then see Mr. Lanier, for prices and terms. 288-tfe Try a Herald Want Ad today. GLOBE PIANO CO. N O T IC K OK IN T E N T IO N T O A P P L Y K O Il I.E T T K H H P A T E N T celery delta, nt tho finest o f the planting of tho golden solf-blcaching cplery thcro Is * itnld to bo raised 1,300 acres, set in tho Holds, with be­ tween two nnd three hundred acres o f tho green top to be plnnted. It !b hard to cstimato exactly but thoso who kcop tabs every year can come pretty closo to it. H ardee, G o v e rn o r o f tho Htato o f F lo r- Notice Is heretiy g iv en S TATEM E NT OF TIIE OWNEIlNIIIP, M A N A G E M E N T , t llU l)I.ATION, ETC., HERtHIIED IIV T IIE A C T OK CONGIIKHH OK AUGUST V4, Ifllg Of Hanford D a lly Herald published Dally oxcopt Sunday, at Hanford. F lo r ­ ida, for April I. 1823. BTATR OK ri.mtIPA. COUNTY OF HKMINIjJj:. »*.: before fue, a notary public, In nnd fur the Slate ami mnnty aforeaabl, peraonally appeared N. J. Milord, wlio bavins Iwen duly awnrn. aerunllns to law. de|K>eea ami aava tliat hr la the Huh. Mgr. o f tho Sanford Dally Herald and that the following I*. to the bent of hi* knowledge and belief, a trot atatement of tba NEXT W EEK John Lawrence Stock Co. IN THE BIG TENT Auspices Kiwnnls Club Hospital Benefit 2 Empire .Hotel Block ORLANDO. FLORIDA OPTICIAN— OPTOMETRIST H A LL’S BARBER SHOP that on the t\f cnlnru nunr grown » « ,,r n in In tha QnnfnrA 31stwm dayapplyof March. tho undersignhr celery over the aanrord|,,d to the1821, Honornhio Cary a . There is said to bo tho largest ac­ reage of poppers over set out. Egg plant tomntqpn, sweet corn, coco zlllns and other kinds of sqiinsh,. spring cnulnflowor, Irish potntoes, chickorqy, cscclolo nnd other snlnd plnnts nrc seen ns spring crops. There Is a report thnt Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Corley hnvo sold their homo and farm nt Moores Station to Mr, and Mrs. Bntcs. Mr, Bates is man. nger of Jones Cnsh Grocery on First Street. Tho Corleys nro to give pos­ session after' tho present crops nro hnrvested nnd build n fine now home on tho Ingraham plncc recently bought over on Cnmovon road. Mrs. Byron Sqruvo and children arc leaving Friday for tholr homo In South Jacksonville after visiting here a month. Mrs. R. J. Fny went to Jacksonville on Fridny nnd was joined nt Pnlntka by her daughter, Miss Susie Fny, the Indies to romnin over Sundny. Mrs. Raymond *T5minor wnH oper­ ated for appendicitis Wcdonsdny nt the Fernnld hospital by Doctors Mar­ shal nnd Langley. Mrs. Sauner will receive treatment for other troubles while at the hospitnl'ns fh o hns been in poor health for somo time. Mr. nnd Mrs. Goorgo Balmas nnd son of Eureka Hammock nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Nolan of Orlnndo rood, wore cnlllng on Bcnrdalo avenue friends Tuesday in tho Balmns now car. 4 SAVH YOU MONBY Writ* aa Henry McLaulin, Jr. It is estimated that about sixty per­ cent of tho 1021-22 colery crop has been harvested. .The largest acroago COMING -ALL fe EAST SANFORD PUBLIC INVITED it a k a ta ta ta to lta ta F u S.fm. fo o d PUjrtaf come to Florida from Canada. They made many friends'hero who regret their departure. Mr. add Mrs. Goorgo Cain and son Eldon havo boon confined) to tholr homo by Illness. Fred and Truman, Bolly, Mr. and Mrs. Kalserman and family spent Sunday nt tho Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Dorcas and daughter Lucille who havo epent tho winter here will leave Wednesday for their homo at Pnlym, Pa. Mrs. R. T. Wynne and daughters, Roberta nnd Josephine are recover­ ing from Ingrippe. Master Jack Marne is upon the sick list. goloist ........... ........................................ Mrs. Emma Abbott Lyhipan ADMISSION 35c m o f this corporation shall bo conducted before me 8. O. Chsee, Oeo. W . ICnl Al ('resident: Geo. W.,Knlght, Vice Foster, it. It. Stevene, H. P. smith. U I. Frailer and W. 0. Hand, each to me WM pitched high throughout tbs an- |n Section 441. Postal Lnwa and lleguln- frod Foster. Secretary and Treasurer, well and peraonally known to me to fee the persons described In and who sub* Hr. fonte, M onro, h o p ., to h .v . • |K K t E S T ” n " " , m m W U lft.? S S S S " '. . K ■crlbod their names to the foregoing article* of Incorporation a t Incorpora­ strong team b y s a m m e r . J.—ttift the n«m*e end eilitreecee of,the pub- And L. 1. F r a i l e r aa the Doard o f Dltors o f Hanford Mortgage Loan Com­ baalneee ■*»_ and M y . T T inanhe h n v « rn ! lUlwr,* editor. meiiutni editor, sad btulneee rectors. reotora. Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Jacobs havo rs ,|inirwl(,.„, ira, ,. . The ---------------„ Tho Incorporators^ Incorporators o f this this company pany, and they onch eeverally aoknowl* covered after being confined to their N*m# of Pootofflm sddroas— shall meet In tho City o f Hanforil on edged to me that they elgned their . , , , * I'uldlaher: Ileretd I'rlntlm Oo.. Sanford, Florid*. (ho 7lh day o f April, 1828, to complete numee thereto for the ueee and purpos­ homo by sickness. Kdlior: It. J. Holly. Hanford. PtorMe. the oriranlintlon o f the company and es therein expressed. In witness w hereof 1 have hereunto Mpi nnil Mrs P R Ahem hhvn said M«n*sls* Editor: II. J. Holly, Hanford, yktrlde. to adopt by-laws, air; ana Mrs. K.J9. A nom nave aom j,„l1nMg M»n**»r: n. j >Lilian!. Beoferd. Florida Article v i . sat my hand and officia l seal at San­ _____ ___ _ _(<)hs,names ... . and i rfho m 'I’lhighest lPflFL the own*re are: amount of Indebtadnoas ford, Florida, this tlth dsy o f March, their property at Fort Piorco and are _a.—'That __ a<ldrr«M>a nf Indlfldual owner*, or. If a rorpura- nr ilahlllty to which this corp o ra tio n A. D. 1921. sojoumeying at Monroo visiting relf- tlou, lira Ita nitna and tba name* and addraaaaa mRy a l ftny time nubjoct Itnslf ahall b« (SEAL) It. C. MAXWELL. Notary /Public, stockholder* owning or bolding l par cant or t Wlco tho a m o u n t o f Ita au th orised c a p - i tivos boforo tlioy leave the state for of more of tba total amount Of Block). Stato o f Florida st Largo. Hal stock. n. j. iiuiir, r. r. thuton, u. a . Naai, n. j . tholr new home in Washington. Mr. My commission expires Juno It, 1914. A r tic le V II Ullaril, T. ». Wllaon. Bd. Itoorka, IH*ane TraadTho nsmos and residences of the In­ and Mrs. Aheni have been residents wall. HunfVnl, Klorlila. corporators nnd subucrlptloni o f stock Mrs O. II. T nylor, Sanford, Fin. Kimball Pianos, from factory to. with the number o f shores subscribed o f tho state about ten years having KOt. « f 11 to « . Next door to the Princesa Theatre in co rp o ra tin g h a n f i Si i d m o h t ______ _______ _____________ tinder the f o l ­ H . * I V V f charter, X f - Uf tho o rig in a l lo w in g propound o f which Is n ow on fDo In the o f f i c e o f the Hecrotnry o f Htato at TalluhnH212 East. 1st 8t. Sanford, Fla. aee. Florida. OEO. W . K N IO H T B. E. SQUIRES B. F, W H I T N E R H. O. CHASE A L F R E D F OSTER II. II. STEVENS II. I«. SMITH L. I. F R A Z I E R W A L T E R HAND. Wo, tlic undersigned, h ere b y unsocialo ourselves tog e th er fo r the p u rp ose o f b ecom in g Incorjiornted and /firming corp ora tion under and b y virtue o f the Stnto o f undcV°tho fotho low lng pro­ poned charter, t o - w it : This shop haa been renovated, cleaned IMini'OHED OH A IITE R OK SAN'KOIID and painted throughout. Wo employ MOItTOAGE LOAN COMPANY A rticle I only the most skilled barbers, guar* T bo nnmo o f this co rp ora tion ahall he SAN FORD MORTGAGE LOAN COM­ antce sntiafaction and will oppreciU PANY, and Its principal plnce o f bualyour patronage. ncan HimII he In the City o f Hanford, Henilnnlo County, Florida, with branch offlcea nt auch o th e r iiolnla In tho Htato o f Florida, and In tho United States or fo reig n coiintrlea an the Hoard nf Dlreotora may from time to lim e d e s i g ­ nate. , A rticle II. * Next to Princess T he general nature o f tho hualnoaa 4^44^44^44,^44^4A^A4^4 A ^A to he trunauetod b y thin co r p o r a tio n We also sharpen Razor Blades ahall lie that o f bu yin g, selling,, ualhg, m anaging, owiflng, c o n t r o ll in g and gen erally d ea lin g In real eatntn and poraotml property, and erecting, by co n tra ct or otherwise, hulhllngn o f o v ­ ary nature and kind and d ea lin g In nnd h a nd ing building m aterial o f evury doncrlptlon, ami d o in g ,n general Inmirnucu ami b ro k e ra g e htiHlneHH, ami to that end, therefore, the co rp o ra tio n “ SERVICE TH AT COUNTS’ * * nhull have the p o w e r to buy, sell, purchnae, hold, awn, Improve, m o rtga g e, It'UHe and oth erw ise acquire, dispose of. We handle everything in control, m anage and g en era lly deal In real estate and poraonnl p rop erty of ev ery kind and descriptions in erect, by con tra ct or otherw ise, b u ildin gs o f ev ery nature and k in d ; to huq and he Car Lots or Less. Ship us miod: to con tra ct and to bn con tracted with; t o b o rro w m o n e y and to aocuro I he loans by m o r t g a g e or m o rt g a g e s upon Its property, o r by stock s, bond* or Other evidences o f Indehtcdnens; and to Isaue bonds, debentures and other evid en ces o f Indebtedness, and to seouro the same by trUBt deeds o r m o r t ­ g a g e s o f and upon the p rop erty of tbo c orp ora tion or by c o lla te ra l securities o f Htieh nature amt kind as the Hoard o f D irectors tuny deem ex p ed ien t; to dlscounl com m ercia l paper o f every kind and d escrip tion ; to lease, hire, buy, sell dnd ow n m o t o r vehlclett o f every kind nnd description, and f o r - t h o p u r­ pose o f c a r r y in g on tho m o t o r -v e h ic le liunliiOsa, to tiuy. soil nnd c o n v o y p r o p ­ erty, both real and pernonal, aa the same shall he necessary, and g e n e r a l­ ly to do nil things thnt m ay he n e c e s ­ sary to tho con d u ct o f said business; lo buy and sell and g e n e ra lly deal In stock s, bonds, m o r t g a g e s ami all kinds o f nccurltlcH and o b lig a tio n s, and to do a g en eral b r o k e r a g e business; to nur| /v l* lU i........ .................. ...................... vey, subdivide, plat, Improve and d e ­ velop lands f o r 'p u r p o s e o f sale or o t h ­ erwise. and lo Iny out thereon streets, _ sid e w a lk s and nlley w a y s and to deill- I ■ cate same either to the public g e n e r a l l y ' ■ *•>••«*••. m Uv or la auch persona nn It m a y select, and I ■ to cause mnpa o r ptatn th e ro o f to ho reco rd ed ; to act n« agent, b r o k e r or a tt o rn e y In fact fo r a n y person or c o r ­ poration In buying, soiling and d ealing In rcnl prop erty and ev ery estate nnd Intareat therein nnd chnson In action secured thereby, ludgmonlH remitting : therefrom , and oth er personal p rop erty collateral therein, In m a k in g o r o b ta in ­ ing loans upon such property, In supervlaing, m a n a g in g and p rotectin g auch p ro p e rly nnd loana nnd all Intoreatn In nnd clntma a f f e c t i n g the same, % In e f f e c t in g Inauruuce a g a in st fire ami all oth er rlskn thereon, and In m a n a g ­ ing nnd co n d u ctin g any prncoudliiRH at law o r In equ ity and hunlnOHn relating to any such a g e n c y ; and to exerclae * % g en era lly such p ow ers as may ha Inci­ Other Items ut very low prices— Come and be convinced dent to or con v enien t fo r tho purpoaa anil business o f tbla corp ora tion , and to have und exerclae nnd en joy all tho righ ts and p riv ileg es o f corporation!! fo r profit under tha law s o f the Htato o f Florida, It b ein g ex p ressly p rovided that tho f o r e g o i n g ouumorut Inn of apecirtc powei-H ahall not ha held to limit o r rcMtrlnt In a n y mumier the g a ll­ on*! p ow ers o f tho corpnratlife. ■ Article 111 Foot o f First St. Opp. Ford Service Station The Capital Mtnck o f tho co rp o ra tio n Hliall lie T W O HU ND RED AND F I F T Y THOUSAND D O L L A R S <*250,000.00), d lvlded Into t w e n t y -fi v e hundred nharoa o f the liar vulue o f ONE H U N D RE D DOLLARS each, payable o n ly In l a w ­ ful m o n ey o f tho United Htutoa of America. THE O N L Y UNION SHOP IN SANFORD PRICE LIST Shave ........................... 20c Hair C u t.......................40c Shampoo ....................-35c M assage.......................35c S in ge....................... 35c BEFORE BUYING A PHONOGRAPH See the NEW EDISON — at— DRENNEN PIANO CO. H ALL’S BARBER SHOP ORLANDO, FLA. CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY,: ? ! \, THE FRUIT AN D VEGETABLE LINE Richmond, Virginia • SPECIALS for THIS WEEK Economy Grocery Puffed Wheat or Rice, 2 for.............. Tall Cream, dozen........... .' * ■ ...... $1.29 24-lbs. grood grade Flour.... 1.19 Van Camp’s Beans, 2 for . ......... 25c Gallon cans Alaga Syrup ..........69c Economy ■> l Grocery -X/ m ! PEOPLE 35 Band nnd Orchestra— All New Plays— Vaudeville— Saxnphone Quartette OPENING PLAY MONDAY “MOTHER AND SON” A Comedy Drama- -Vaudeville Between Acts LADIES FREE M ONDAY Admission .................................. *...........i„....................................... 15c and 35c W a r T a x In clu ded A r t ic le IV . duly elected and qualified tho business & OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE Tho term f o r which thin co r p o r a tio n Is org a n ised shall ho n in ety -n in e yearn. A rticle V. Tha IniHlnoHH o f this co r p o r a tio n elm It be con ducted b y a prenldent, v ice p ro el-l dent, a nocretary, a trea su re r and g en eral m a n a g er and a hoard o f d ir e c ­ t o r s . T ho o f f i c e s o f Hourutary and tro a a -l lu ro r may ho hold by one and tho aamo I portion, and a ls o the o ff ic e s o f p resi­ dent 'o r v ice-p resid en t and general m n n a g or may ho held by ono nnd tho name person. T he Hoard o f D ire cto rs Hhall consist o f not inoro than nuvon nor leas than flvo, the n um ber o f aald |Hoard to bo flx od b y the utnek holders <Rt each annual moating. T ho n o a r d o f D ire cto rs shall ho olected hy tho s t o c k - I holders tholr nnnual mooting, w h ich m oa tin g ahnll ho hold nt m auch as iu ut u m itime im o a n « m a y bo d eterm ined b til tho annua! moot f r A________ . V o o 'S ° : ; i i s holtlsrs or until tholr iOV (i CHULUOTAIN1V-----On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Bast Coast Railway, Chulao*" p,ne" *nd Ukea of 8®»lnole county, an up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private bathe antf hot water heat. First cuI*lnf < 10 W *0 per day; $10 to $18 per week. me. cording to location of room. T k K 'T ^ n xxw w a m ------------ — — H A S . -A _ D . -------- ----------— ------------ ---------------------- --------- B R U M L E Y , M a n a g er r ,)| �IF)?*?',Vi.\w'., ___ _ TJC,,j,...»,~... « ■/™r7T’ ■• THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, PAGE FOUR 5 STA* AOCOATT Is on now in every city in Florida and Sanford is going ahead and building homes and business blocks. The best season in the history of Sanford lies just ahead of you. Don’ t delay in your building plans. Materials aro cheaper, lumber is cheaper. Let us figure with you on lumber and supplies for your new home. [CARTER LUMBER COMPANY: ■■ BIG Y E A n FOR HOME BUILPEKS S; PREDICTED CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE Even if you have some one else do your work—you will have a i * BETTER H O M E % If you talk it over with w . s. PRICE And you will have the / Best H om e If you have him build it. It will be mutually profitable for you to investigate 4 The PRICE is right 810 West First St. All signs point to 1022 as a big year for homo bulldors, according to the department o f commerce. Tho Department Division of Building and Housing has studied roports of contra ctr awarded, analyzed figures on building permits and consulted with builders and real estate men from scores o f cities, and concludes that be­ fore tho year is out the Unitod States will have begun to reduce R b housing shortago of about one million homes. ,Somo very simple figures toll tho story. In 27 northeastern states, in which over two-thirds o f our people live, tho F W. Dodge Co., reports that contracts for 75 million dollars worth of residential construction wore aw­ arded in Fcbrunry. Tho figuro was tho Bamo for January, while Decem­ ber showed a total o f 101 million dol­ lars. Tho figures compare with a monthly average for tho year 1919 of 71 million vdollnrs. The showing is very remnrknblo, as normally Decem­ ber, Janunry and February are tho three lowest months pf the year, and it is especially encouraging since tho Jate summer and fall months showed an unusually large number o f build­ ing projects started, to bo carried along during tho winter Benson. E v ­ erything points, therefore to an ac­ tive spring building season. The situation varies greatly be­ tween different cities, of course o few oven haying n surplus of homes, but n number o f pinccs apparently will build to the limit o f their capac­ ity. In view o f general business con­ ditions it does not seem likely that there will be nny great general in­ crease in building mntcrinl prices or building trado wages. In fact, tho steudy activity during tho fall and winter months indicates that tho de­ mand for now construction Is of a steady, healthy nature, that would probably slacken in case o f nny mar­ ked advances. Movements in the building Industry during tho next few months aro ex­ pected to bo rather steady. Measured in floor space, tho aver­ age contracts awarded during the past three months stand well above tho '1021 average and very c Iobo to tho high year of 1010. With such a start the year 1022 could easily rank ahead of any year since the beginning o f tho war. Residential bulldinga have accoun­ ted fo r 47 per cent, or nearly half of all now construction during tho past three months, whereas, during the years 1010 to 1621 residential con­ struction was only 81 per cent, or less than one-third of the to ta l Homebuilders are having first call on tho resources of the construction in­ dustry.—Tampa Times. BALL BUYS PROPERTY Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Bnll have de­ cided that Sanford is the place to live and have purchased a Bummer home in Lake Mnry where thoy have a lake at tho rear o f tho property, orango trees nnd everything nnd thoy will move out as soon as school is over. Mr. Ball is one o f the best band lenders that ever came to Florida and Sanford is fortunate in securing his services. That ho has purchased property and will reside Lore the year round is a matter, of great satisfac­ tion to his many friends and the lov­ ers o f good music. The Horald con­ gratulates them on their purchase in a fino community like Lake Mary. IIKNOI.UTION OK lJO Alin OK COUN­ T V COMMISSIONKI18 OK SI3MINOI.R COUNTY, K l.O lllD A Wherona. tho syetom o f hard s u r ­ faced roads In Somlnole C ounty Is In­ com plete, nnd W h erea s, this Hoard doom s It e x p e ­ dient nml to the host In terests o f Homi1n olo C o u n ty to have hullt and con­ stru cted a more th orou g h nnd c o m p lo to system o f hard surfneed hlithwnys th rou g h ou t tho C o u n ty o f Seminole, a n l to Ihhiio co u n t y bonds o f Sem inole County, fo r tho purpose o f c o n s t r u c t ­ in g paved, m ncniliunlxod o r oth er hard ■surfaced h ig h w a y s In S em in ole County, Florida, m ore p a rticu la rly d escrib ed ns fo llo w s , t o - w l t : . 1IHAIIDALL AVBNUH B eg in n in g at tho Intersection of Beurdall A v e n u e at tho North h a lf mllo post o f Section 33, T o w n s h ip 19, South o f ltnngo 31 Fast, run South one mile to Uonuvu Avonuo, said road to bo wld* oned, paved nnd re-hard sufficed, and placed In first clnna condition “na SIOMIOH ItOAII ' Beginning at tho Intersection of (he Monroo n°nd with 8t. Gertrude Avenue' which Intersection Is located on the Notth and -South quarter lino of See* ‘ Ion \ 0Wn"btJ> 10. Hotit h of iun«e »5*o foot south"of the North h a ll mllo post; run Norfh a p p ro x im a t e ly one a nd- ono-lialf muei mile. to the brW go neraaii the West end of B ake Monroo, snldu-ond to ht> widened nnvod and ro-hnrd surfneed nnd i,he«d In first class condition. IIR A III)A 1,1. AVRNUB n o g in n in g at the latereectlon ol n cnrdnll Avonuo with Geneva Avenue at the South H a lf mile poet of Section 33, T o w n s h ip 19, South of Range 11 F a s t; run South tw o miles, said road to bo jm v op , re-hard surfaced and placed In first clnss condition. CIUSUVA AVI).Ml', , B e g in n in g nt the Intersection ot Benrdall A vonuo with Geneva Avenue at the South h a lf mllo potu of Section 33, T o w n s h ip 19, South of Range II Fast, run 13nst one mllo. said rood to be re -h a rd surfaced, paved and placed In first cla ss condition. CHI,Bit Y A V K M '!) B e g in n in g at tho Information of Boardnll a venue with Celery venue at tho North hnlf mile post o f ; tinn It, I T o w n sh ip 19. South o f Range :tl i aat, run a p p ro x im a te ly 3,000 feet to at. I J o h n s river, said road to ho re-harj| su rfaced, paved and placed In first dm condition. ST. OE3HTIIU 1)1-3 A VF.M'I) B e g in n in g at the Intersection of Shi Gertrude Avonuo with the Monroe road,I 12,000 ACRES » Orlando-to-Ocecm Highway and St Johns River ' ' A group o f business men in this community rccontly uwakonoti nnd took notice. this is what they beheld: ■" , sl They faced tho I.ns^ano i p A “ Road to tho Sea” bringing to their own citadel the traveler from the far north who, because of lack of easy access to inland points, had hitherto sojourned on the Eastern Coast, The opening up of commerce with new markets as a result o f conservation of time, money and labor in the transportation of their produce over good roads to such markets. k * In n word, they saw the FAR EAST brought NEAR. ! Thii i This company Is capitalized « t $180,000— with thie 12,COO acres simply places tho price at $15 per acre, land is now worth $30.00 per aero— und when tho Orlnndo-to-Occan Highway is completed will soli for mwry j ' $ 100.00 per aero— clip out nnd mail tho coupon below for full particulars. This group o f business men wore far-sighted enough to appreciate that tho “ Road to tho Sea” spelled PRO- ll GRESS— progress to tholr own city and progress along every milo o f land to tho Son. Every ono of them i judgo of good vulucs, thoy made hnsto to Bccuro some o f tho best of that land whilo tho prico was yet^ off- jJ And tho great ndvantago lies in tho fact that it is located in YOUR own Orango Coflnty nnd YOUR neig or ing Seminole County to tho north. ^ Without nny effort on your pnrtt YOU nro now privileged to own an interest in that property to watch it velop into tho back country requisite to tho growth of ovory wido-nwake city— and to share equal y 1,1 profits with thoso and other wise nien who nro daily being added to tho ranks in tho forward mnre i n tho "Rond to tho Selr.” The officers of tho East Orango Land Company nro: Judge John M. Cheney, President. M. M. Smith, Vice-President. C. P. Dickinson, Secretary and Treasurer. John Al. Cheney, Ex-Federal Judgo. Thos. H. Hopkins, former President First National Rank o f Orlando and Capitalist. Don’ t* experiment when you build your home— and abova all, don’ t experi­ ment with the plumbing. Cheap, inefficient plumbing is like a running sore to home owners. There is constant ekasperatiqn and expense. Every plan for a new home should include a visit to Mahoney & Walker, the plumbingheadquarters. We will be glad to talk over your equipment’ needs on any phase of sanitation, heating, plumbing or kindred service. , * i- * * M a h o n e y & W a lk e r Invest in the D e v e l o p m e n t Plan of the East Orange Land Company. CLIP COUPON AND M AIL TODAY J)r. C. D. Christ, prominent Physician nnd Surgeon. W. Al. Igou, State Senntor and Capitalist, Eustls, Fia. A. Schultz, Chairman Board of County Commission­ ers, Orange County. East Orange Land Co,, C. P. Dickinson, of Dickinson & Dickinson, promi­ nent attorneys. , F. E. Baxter, of Floridn Good Homes— Realtor. 3. E. Turner, Fruit Dealer, Orlando, Fla. Please send mo full particular* in regard to your 12,000 acres * veiopment plan: J. C. Lcttice, of Winston-Salem and Atlantic Coast Line Railroads. N am e...................... - .................... . R. B. Ilarze, Cashier Union Stato Bank, Winter Park, Fla. P. O. Box 272, Orlando, Fin. Address - ............ - .......... - ................... . M. M. Smith, of Winter Park, former Chairman of the State Road Department. 12,000 Acres on Orlando-to-Ocean Highway �' ■ •: lY , MARCH 24,1928 THE SANFORD DAILY HEHALD, FRIDAY, _______________________._______________________________ PAGE FIVE ■v i a , , . Lay Your Plans NOW : For Sanford is on a building boom and there will be more building this spring and summer than ever before. Matenals-are cheaper. Let us show you how you can save money on your lumber and all building materials. ------------------LET US FIGURE WITH YOU------------------ HILL LUMBER COMPANY lion 27. T o w n sh ip 19. South o f Rnnge NOTICE O F ELECTION 30 . Enst, thence Enst a p p rox im a tely I W H E R E A S , a resolution has boon 2300 fe et to road ru nning North and ! duly adopted by tho Hoard o f County South, tnonco South 1500 feet to St. o m m issio n ers o f S em ln ole% County, Gertrude Avenue, said rond to ho re- C IS; run westerly fo l lo w in g tlio present hard surfaced; ^mved and placed In first Florida, o f even dnto herewith, that it w ou ld he expedient and to imi best In­ brick roncl a p p r o x im a t e ly tw o and one- class condition.. , o f Seminole County, Florida, to hnlf miles to the W est h a lf mile post HltAD ON SECTION LINE GET W E E S terests Issue co u n ty bonds o f the C ounty o f of Section 30, T o w n s h ip 10, South o f s e c t i o n s an a n d 37. t o w n s h i p .Som lnolo, Stale o f Florida, fo r tho Range 30 Bast, said road to ho re-hard ID, SOUTH OF It A M i E HO EAST, ! purpose o f co n stru ctin g , re-b a rd su r­ lurfacod, paved and placed In first class ( W E S T CITY LIMIT JIOAO) f a c i n g . m acadam izin g nnd p a v in g c er­ condition. Ileglnnlng nt tho half mile post b e - ! roads In Seminole County, Florida, CA.MEHON AVENUELAND R O A D PAST tween Sections 26 nnd 27, T ow n sh ip 19. tain In snld resolution pa rticula rly d e s c r ib ­ MOORE'S gTATIO N South o f R a nge 30, East, run South a p ­ ed. nnd fo r tho further purpono o f buildBeginning nt the Intersection o f pro x im a te ly 2160 feet toLeeaburjf _ --------_ — .. Ing co n stru ctin g a b rid ge a cross Cnrneron A ven u e w ith C e le ry Avenue, llrnucli o f Atlantic Coast i-lne Railroad, the Sand t.'Johns river In Seminole County, which Intersection Is fo r t y C40) rods said rond to bo re-hard surfaced, paved Florida, at a point k n o w n ap Osteen West o f tho Northeast Corner o f Sec nnd placed In first class condition. I Ferry. lion 33. T o w n sh ip 10, B o u tlw o f ItnnKc RESOLVED, 11 Bast, run South on C a t ® r o n A v e ­ FRE NC H A V E N U E AND C E M E T E R Y i T H E R E F O R E . RE IT ROAD ’ That notice ho, and tho same is hereby nue ono mllo a c r o s s said Section 33 to Ileglnnlng nt tho intersection o f g iv en , that on tho l l t h day o f April, A. Geneva Avenue, said road to ho r e ­ tard surfaced and plncod In first clans Frei ch Avonuo nnd Ninth Street In t>. 1922, and In pursuance o f tho rosothu City o f Hanford, run South on lutlon aforesaid, duly adopted by tho condlt Ion. •'■unnilseloners o f Seminole Also begin n in g at Uio Intersection o f Preroll Avenue a p p roxim a tely one and C o u n t y Cameron Avenue w ith Oenova Avenue n nc-u un rtor ( 1 U ) miles to the South County, Florida, and now- b ein g p u b hntf mllo post o f Section 36, T ow n sh ip i lisped In the Sanford Herald, the on ly tt the Northeast co rn e r o f Section 4. it hours is InsulTicient for numnn hands to perform all Townshln 20, South o f R a n g o 31 .Bast, 19, South o f R nn go 30 East, t h e n c e ; n ew spaper published In Som lnolo C ounrun South on Cam eron A ve n u e a p p r o x i­ Weat six (6) tenths miles to w here ty, Florida, an election will bo held, the household tasks. Tomorrow may offer yesterday’s mately ono mllo to tho Enst and West private road runs sou th w e sterly Into and tho riant U hereby ordered to- bo work undone— if you are still trying to keep house by the road which leads W est to Monro's S ta ­ cemetery. Said road to be ro -h a rd sur- held throughout tho County o f 8omttion. thence W e st o n o - h a lf mllo puat fuccd, paved and pluccd- In flrat class nolo, to determine w hether there shall old-time methods. condition. ho Issued by the said C ounty o f SetnlMoore's Station to Heardall Avenue, GOl.ltHIIOIlO AND PAOLA ROAD I note, bonds In the Raid sum o f 1100,sild rond| to be ro-hard surfaced, paved I Ileglnnlng nt the Intersection o f 1000,00; to hear Interest at tho rate o f and placed In first class condition. 1 Hut it is possible to establish the eight-hour day in the home G oldsboro Street and French Avenue six per centum per annum. Interest RICHMOND A VE N U E In tho C ity o f Sanford, run W est on payable se m i-a n n u a lly ; said bon ds to liojvlnnlnf? at tho Intersection of by making use of electrical helps, — a Washing' Machine, niahioond Avenue with tlenuva Avenue, G old sb oro street ap p ro x im a tely eight mature thirty yearn a ft e r the date o f which Is nt Mm North o n o -h a lf mllo (8) tenths miles, thenco S ou th w esterly ( tho Issuance th ereo f; said bonds to bo Vacuum Sweeper, Electrical Iron, Tonster, Percolator and post o f Section a. T o w n sh ip 20, South on road past F l u ' s Dairy, a p p rox im a te - dated July 1st, 1922: 188,000,00 o f tho of ItaiiKO 31 East, run South on Illch- ly nine (9) tenths miles, thence f o l l o w - ' proceeds derived from tho sulo o f la id ( other labor saving devices. Those untiring “ household as­ mond Avonne a p p ro x im a te ly o n o -q u o r- Ing the main road West and S o u th w e st­ bonds to tie used for constructing, roerly a p p rox im a tely th ree-quarters (3-4) haCil su rfacin g, macadam izing ami p a v ter mllo to Jordan road, said road to ho sistants" will do your work quickly and efficiently. And the re-hard surfaced, paved and placed in o f a mllo to the South tine o f Section iln g the ronrls In Seminole County, F lo r -I 34. T o w n sh ip 19, South o f R nnge 30 Ida, p articularly desorlbod In tho reao- I first class condition. cost is indeed, trifling when you think o f the time, energy Enak thence W o st fo llo w in g public lutlon n forcsu ld a ; nnd $12,000.00 -------------- o f‘ tho SIPBh A VENUE I rond a p p ro x im a te ly three nnd throe- proceeds xlcrlvcd from thn sale o f said nnd health they.save! Beginning at the In tersection o f tenthH (3.3) mllea to tho Southwest bonds to bo used for building nnd c o n ­ 8lpeH Avcnuo with C elery Avenue at c o r n o r 'o f tow nship 19, South o f Range stru ctin g n b rid g e across tho St. Johns the Northeast corn er o f Section 32, 30 Enst, thenco North fo l lo w in g tho R iv er In Hemlnolo County, Florldn, at Township 19, South o f R a n g o 31 Enst. publlo rond th rough Paoln. a p p r o x i­ a point k n ow n ns Osteen F erry ; at run South on Sipes A venue o n a-qu nrler m ately on o and o n o -h a lf ( l li ) miles Which anld election tho question as to mllo to Atlantic Const Line .Itnllrond to con nect with hrlck road nt the W ost tho Issuance o f said bunds In c o n f o r m ­ track, said road to bo ro -h a rd surfaced, o n e -h a lf mllo post o f Section 30, T o w n ­ ity with tho n forcsuld resolution o f tho aved and placed in first class condl- ship 19, South o f R a ng e, 30 East, said C ounty C om m ission ers • • of Seminole ft'on. roail to bo re-hard su rfaced, paved and County, Florida, shall he submitted to HOAD TO BRINSON'S SIDING placed In first class condition, tho legal votura o f tho C ounty o f Sem i­ Beginning nt tho ,N(>rth half mile and nole, Slate o f Florida. Tho form o f tha post of Section 32, T o w n sh ip 19, South W hereas, a m n jo rlly of tho mem bers ballot to ho used In ouch election shall ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a a a a a a 8a a a a a a a B B B B B B B B a a a a a a a B a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B B B B a B B B B | of ItaiiRe 31 Knot, run South o n o-q u a r- o f the Hoard o f County Com m issioners ter rnllo to A tlantic Const Lino Railroad o f Seminole County, Florida, have v o t ­ T ho fo llo w in g named persons are a p ­ track, said road to ho ro-h ard surfaced, ed to build nnd construct a ‘ bridge pointed In spectors and C lerk s o f snld aved and placed In frlst class condl- across the St. Johns' R iver la Somlnolo ele ct lo p : ft'on. County, Florida, at a p o l n t ' k n o w n as I'llKCl.NCT NO. I.— HANFORD— m SAN FORD A VE N U E — the Osteen Ferry, nnd W . E. Betts ■ m IieRlnnlnir at tho South end o f tho Whereas, tho Board o f C oun ty C om ­ F: L. W o o d r u ff, Jr., present brick p a v in g on Sanford A v e ­ missioners o f Seminole County. Florida, ■ T. M. Fox. Inspectors. • nue. said point b ein g tho Intersection have em ployed th o rou g h ly competent R. C. Maxwell. Clerk. a of the Sanford aufl Orlando Rond with nnd reliable experts to determine the NO. 2 .— MOMIOE— ■ B Hanford avenue on tho East side o f S e c ­ cost nnd expense Incidental to the c o n ­ PRE CINCT L. It. Mann, ■ =5^5 tion 12, T ow n sh ip 20, South o f Range struction o f a g o o d and substantial j i C. O. Bell, ■ 10 East, run South on Hanford Avonuo bridge across tho St. Johns river at tho J. C. M offett, Inspectors ■ approximately ono nnd o n o -h a lf miles point nforesadl. w h o have rnado a re ­ ( A. 8 Haw kins. Clerk. ■ to Michigan street ns laid out 111 Pint port to the Board o f C ounty C o m m is ­ PRE CINCT NO. ;t.— HANFORD— ■ of Mecca Ham m ock, sold road to ho ro- sioners o f tho co st and expense to be ■ W M. M cKinnon hard surfaced, paved and placed In flrat Incurred in the con stru ction o f snld ' ■ C. L. Britt ■ class condition. bridge. *■ ■ L. T. Itryan, Inspectors ■ OVIEDO AND G E N E V A ROAD T H E R E F O R E , B E IT n E S O L V E D , by ■ ■ W. M. Haynes. Clerk. Beginning w h e re tho F lorida East tho Hoard o f C ounty C ommissioner* o f PRE CINCT ■ ■ NO. 4.— l*AOLA— Coast Railroad crosse s A vonuo C, In Homlnole County, Florida, thnt It la the G eorge Smith aB Plat o f T ow n site o f Clcnova, Florida, determ ination o f this Board that It Leonard Kelz according to plat recordod thereon In would bo expedient nnd to tho b£Bt In­ ■ A. V. McOuln. In spectors Plat Hook 2. p age 12, o f Somlnolo terests o f Somlnolo County to Ibhuo A. A. Hicks, Clerk. County. Florida, th*nce run East co u n ty bondp o f the County o f SemiNO. 0.— OVIEDO— to Second Street, thence South note for /t he purpono o f co n s tru ctin g P RE CIN CT It. O. C ra w ford on Second Htreot to A ven u e 13, being paved, macadamized, or other hard su r­ 9 Steen Nelson the street co rn e r on w h ich tho H. H. faced h ig h w a y s In Bald cou n ty o « h e r e ­ 5 H. W . Swope, Inspectors m Pattlshnll store stands, thence East to inabove described, and for the further O. G. W o lcott. Clerk. tho East line o f Section 21, T ow n sh ip purpose o f bu ildin g nnd c o n stru ctin g a PRECINCT NO. II.— G E N E V A — ■ 19. South o f R a n g e 32 East, thence bridge ncross tho St. Johns R iv e r In C. W. Culpepper ■ South ami S ou th w esterly f o llo w in g the Somlnolo County at a point k n ow n ns * J. V. W ick a main road b etw een Clencvu nnd Oviedo Ostoen Ferry, and 5 R. A. Gresham, Inspectors through Iow a City to the Atlantic RE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED, that F. 11 Bradley. Clerk. B B Coast Railroad c la s s in g In front o f It is the determination o f this Board NO. 7— CHULUOTA— B Lawton llroa.' store at Oviedo, a d is ­ that tho amount o f money required to PRE CINCT O. O. Jacobs ■ a tance o f a p p ro x im a t e ly e ig h t miles, pay the coat o f tho construction, reR. It. R oberts ■ a said road to bo r e -h tr d surfaced, paved iiard su rfa cin g and pnvlng o f the roads N. C. Jacobs. Inspectors ■ ■ and placed In h ereinabove described will amount to .n first flrat cla ss condition .1. E Snyder. Clerk. m ■ a tho sum o f *88.000.00; nnd that the cost PRECINCT OVIEIIO AND UHULUOTA HOAD NO. H _ U A I I I t lK L L A — ■ ■ Iteglnnlng on the South lino o f the o f tho building and con stru ction o f the II. C P a rk er ■ ■ town »lie or North C huluotn at Avenue b ridge a cro ss the St. Johns riv er nt ■ H. K Mathers ■ p. run North on A venue P, flvo <•>) Osteen F e rry will amount to tho aum ■ C. 13. Mathers. In spectors hlncUs to Hovnnth Htreot, thenco Wost o f 4 12,000.00, and A. W . Moroman, Clerk. B E I T F U R T H E R n E S O L V E D . that PRECINCT NO. •— I.ONGWOOO— on Seventh Stroot tw o (2) b lo ck s to ■ Avenue it, thenco North on Avonuo It, It Is tho determination o f this Hoard B ■ C. E Halt ley three block* to Fourth Street, thence that the amount o f bonds required for ■ D. H. H oo k e r a on Fourth Street on o (1) block the' purpoaOs aforesaid Is the aum o f )V. H. Hatcher, Inspect ora ■ THOUSAND <*100,to Avcnuo A, thenco North oil Avonuo ONE I l i m n R B D ■ J. N. Searcy, Clerk. , 5 which PRE CINCT NO, 10— 1,A K K M A R Y — ■ A approxim ately f o u r - ( 4 ) tenths o f a VI00.00) Dollars. *88.000.00. o f ■ Jnlle io w h ere tho p u b lic road turns shall bo used for the purpose o f c o n ­ ■*— ■ J. W . F ortier Hi J'eM inwards Oviedo, th on ce W esterly structing, re-harrt su rfa cin g and p a v ­ B. O. In g ersoll ■ ing thn roads aforesaid, and *12.006.00 following tho public rond beiwonti ChuIt. II. Lynch, Inspectors, Junta ami OvIAdn to tho Atlantic Coawl o f which shall bo used for the build A. 13. HJobinm, Clerk. I-lne Railroad c r o s s in g In fron t o f Law- Ing nnd co n stru ctio n o f tho bride n fo ro- PRECINCT NO. I I — ALTAMONTE ■ ■ ton Urns.* store nt Ovlodo, m a k in g n sald: that said bondn benr Interest at SPRINGS— ■ B total dlwtanco o f a p p ro x im a te ly six nnd the rate o f 6 per cen t per annum the A. II. F uller ■ live-tenths (6.5) miles, said rond to bo Interest on said bonds to be payable J. W. Osteen ■ B re-lmrd su rfaced, paved and plncod In sem l-an nu n lly; said bonds to mntttro H. o . Tyler, Inspectors a u thirty (30) yuars a ft e r the date or tho foRt class ciVilltlon. W. II Italian!, c f e r k . ■ a iHsuance th ereof; said Usuo o f bonds G E N E V A AVE N U E ■ Said election b o ordered to bo held ■ . Iteglnnlng at the W e s t ond o f draw* to bo dated July 1st. 1922. both tho ■ a I bridge ncroan St. Joh ns RJvor <yi tho principal nnd Interest on said bonds to nhnll be held nt the p o llin g plncca In ■ ■ foail running from Hanford to Genova, bo payable at somo bank In tho City o f tho varlnuH precincts w h e re the inet ■ ■ g en eral cle clio n .w as held, th rou g hou t run Wortt a p p ro x im a te ly o n o nnd ono- Now York. Htnto o f New Y ork, and BE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED, that tho entire C ounty o f Seminole, nnd auch 'barter ( P i ) mllea to brick pavement. ■ Alwo begin n in g at Ea*t ond o f said In a cco rd a n ce with law. an election be election nhnll bn con ducted and the ca n - ■ Pf dgo, run Enat o n e-liu lf (V i) mllo to railed, nnd the same Is hereby ordered vans o f the voton certified to, nnd the ■ brick pavement. Said road to bo rp- to bo hold on the l l t h day o f April; A. returns and tho cnnvnss o f the returns P.brd surfaced, paved and placed In I). 1023. J o determine the question ns o f said election sbutl bn made In the to w h eth er honds In tho sum o f *100,- manner nnd within the time preacrlbilrat clnxa condition. 000.00. be a rin g Interont nt the rate o f ed fo r gen eral elections, ex cep t that ■ „ ORANGE HOULKVAHD Iteglnnlng at the Intoraectlon of six (6 per cen t) per contum per a n ­ the returns o f snld election shall be d eorange Boulevard with Oregon' Stroot num. Interest payable aoml-annually, llvered to tho Chnirman and Clerk o f S* laid out In tho Map o f Sanford tho principal o f eald bonds to mature the Board o f C ounty C om m ission ers o f ■ rarma. recordod In Plat B ook Ono (1) thirty (30) years a ft e r tho date o f the Seminole County, Florldn, Instead o f ■ • E«Ken 127 and 128 o f Somlnolo, C oqnty issuance thereof, shall be Issued by the to the Su perv isor o f R e g istra tion and ■ ■ ‘ ‘ •cords. ruit- Enat on O range B o u le ­ County o f Hemlnolo for the purposes the C ounty Judge, and, B E IT F U R T H E R R ES O L V E D , that ■ vard a p p roxim a tely one (1 ) mllo to tho hereinabove set forth, nnd 1IE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED, that this order and notice o f e lection be ■ "nrih and South on o -n u a rtor ( V i ) 'l i n o , £* Section 21, T o w n sh ip 19, South o f this resolution he published In tho Ban- published In the S a n ford Herald, the tlangp 30, Baal, w h ore Oran go Hottlo- ford Hornld, the o n ly n ew spaper p u b ­ o n ly new sp a p er published In Sem inole '"torse a ts tho M onroo Brick road, lished In Somlnolo County. Florida, o n ce County, Florida, fo r a period o f n ot leas road to Ito re-h ard surfaced, paved each week f o r nt least fo u r woeka b e ­ then fou r w e e k s prior to the date o f ** ■ ■ fore the dato fixed by this resolution said election. nhi| placed In first claaa condition. Dono nnd ordered this 7th d a y of ■ for tho h o ld in g o f said bond election. „ . HANDS BIDING HOAD ■ Adopted this 7th day o f March, A. D. Mprch, A. D. 1923. Beginning on 8t. Gortrudo A venue at * Pnlnt a p p rox im a te ly 1403 foot W est L. A. BRUM LEV. ' m 3' L. A. BRUMLBV. tbp Section line b etw e e n Sections (S E A L ) Chairman. (S E A L ) Chairman. in !„nd *7. T o w n sh ip 19, South o f Itnngo O. P. SW OPE. ■ 1 1 O. P. SWOPE, E. C U R L E TT , i n , . ! * , Ba,d Point b ein g on tho center B E. C U RL E TT U P. HAGAN, n?? n public road running North to L. P. HAGAN. Jv n.'l •* BJ'Bng, run North approxim ateC. W . ENTZM IN OE R . C. W . ENTZMINOER, foot to within 16 f«ot o f tho B oard o f C ounty C ommissioners. B Board o f C ounty Commlasloners, * ’ ,antlc Const Lino R a ilroa d rlg h t-n fHomlnole County, Flbrlda. g Hemlnolo County, Florida. rZ a ' V 'b tce N o rth w esterly on public A ttest; a “ long railroad a p p rox im a tely 200 A tte st. ^ poUQLASS, E. A. DOUGLASS. • a■ t s . t0, railroad croaatng, thenco aoroas • C lerk o f the B oard o f C oun ty Clerk o f tho Board o f County railroad r i g h t - o f - w a y to a publlo ■ Com m issioners. Hemlnolo Coun­ Commlealonors, Sem in ole C oun­ nnr'.u t’nfn llellng the railroad on It" ■ ty, Florida. ty, Florida. _ ■ ? » r l y aide, thence southeasterly By: V. E.'DOUaLASS, D. C. _ ? B y: V»»E. DOUGLASS, D. C. * a In t / f . *** * ro* d a p p ro x im a te ly 400 feet 310-ctd; a pd ( t w o 1-10-Etd and St w ‘ he road on the n orth line o f Seca V flB B B B B f l l ‘ s r Ya G IL L O N & F R Y B m ! a LET ME BUILD gHOMEi 3 s 3 a a a a Building Prices Are at a The Bottom a a If you are interested in owning a home, see V. C. CpLLER. Plans and specifications free, if I build the house. I can make the best price on work as I buy my material at wholesale prices. .. a a .V . C. COLLER .. THE BUILDER » a iia u i» a a ia u a a a i» B ia iB B a a a n ia a K ia i 1 • r r -r + r --------- _ L Y; E f, �gather, the children playing games It M and flying kites. As usual delicious ■■ T T n C Y A Y A A \TTk homo made enkos and coffee woro served to tho guests. Mrs. Voile Wiliams is planning on 1* U lliu spending a few days tho Inst o f the It ^ week in Orlando, t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o M|m 0 ]gn Beilin spent Thursday --------and Friday with her sister In town Cool nights with bonutiful days, nnd on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Dan temperature nt 15 nt 7 n. m. Thurs- Hodges wore guests o f her parents In day. Upsnln. Mrs. Anna DoForcBt’s company nrMr. nnd Mrs. Pritchard returned on rived tho first of tho wcok. Monday from Daytona nndjwlth Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Campbell and Westerdlck expect to spend Thursdny their two little children woro out from in town with their old time friends, Sanford on Sunday calling at the Mr. nnd Mrs. Vernon Collor. homo of Mr. |and Mrs. WeBt, coming Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Scholnk nnd out in their new Ford. children, now of Orlnndo, motored up A number of lady friends and their to hunt up nnd surprise Mr. and Mrs. children came in on Mondny nftemoon ShrenBporgor and daughter, Miss to remind Mrs. August Swanson of Olgn Beilin, old time friends of thoirs her birthday mnking it n pleasant sur- in Alnbnmn on Wednesday o f Inst prise nnd enjoying nn hour or so to- week. m r*D ADFVII I E * LYlLliU R* It Ul OALA AINU to is “ Tho W orld’s Best” Self-RiBing Flour. It is mode from tho best patent soft wheat flour (not a particle o f low grade) scientific­ ally mixed with the purest leavening agents — fit for PEOPLE to cat. AT YOUR GROCERY STORE FLORIDA GROCERY CO DISTRIBUTORS, PALATKA. SEYMOUR, IND, qA Mias .Margaret Ericion attended the aenlor party held at the homo o f MnfIon Hand In Snnford Friday evening while Carl Pierson and n yontig Indy frlen^ nttondod ono at the Cleveland homo' in Fnotn. * Mr. pnd Mrs. V. R. Collor and Mr. and Mrs. Dunning, friends o f theirs, of Now York, who nro hero touring tho state, wore out fo r a little while Mrs. Collor to seo us in Grapovllle experts to go to tho Formosa Sanitar­ ium Into Thursday for nn operation Friday In tho hopes of regaining her health. Besides her husband, Mrs. Charles Cramer and children nnd Dr. Pulcston will accompany her. A noted surgeon, into o f tho North but now o f OrlnHdo, will hnvo charge. - Many prayers front friends hero and olsowfiero will arise in har hehnlf that tho trouble may be overcome. A good many here have been sick with bad colds, among them little Clnjro Bortleson, from whom tho doc­ tor was called Thursdny nnd IravBurns little niece has been sick since Sun­ day, tho Bridgcntnn little ones, Leon­ ard and Mrs. West, Mrs. Swanson and Mrs. Hirschi. Bub in spite* of it tho lattor has done her part at tho church keeping it swept and lamps bright nnd Bernard went over for tho pnstor on Tuesdny ovening who gave us a good talk. Sunday was a banner day at tho school, 38 being present. 'Glad to hnvc with us Mrs. Alma Neeso nnd children, Mr. and Mrs. Cramer nnd children, Mrs. Ebba Leo and daugh­ ter, I.enorn nnd tho two youngor daughters of Mrs. Maude Powell nnd also Mr. Swan. Wo were terribly shocked at the news o f the depth of little Roberta AinbroRo of Union nvenuo in Snnford lust Thursday by being run down by n largo truck. Br. Ambrose is employ­ ed ut tho A. C. L. shops nnd for a short time lived hero in Grnpovillc. Tho pnrents have tho sympathy of nil their friends. Horn of Plenty that Should be Tooted LOUD! LOUDER! That more people may hear. The nation has an instinctive ear for Flor­ ida’s horn of plenty. Properly tooted, this Florida horn is “ a magic flute’’— it draws the people and holds them with its satisfying sustenance. Florida is today “ tooted” and “ toted” by possibly more people than any state in the Union. They who really know it, toot its virtues loud and long. Florida products are toted— here, there, everywhere, thus scat­ tering the seeds of Florida’s present and fu­ ture progress. There’s lots to toot about. Florida’s cornucopia is a blaze o f beauty nnd undeni­ ably prolific in variety and supply. “ Greuter publicity— advertising” is the “ big toot” that is heard loiklest nnd longest from any horn, he it commercial or institu­ tional, merchandise or a commonwealth. The Florida press is tooting. Tourists are tooting, and the citizenry nro tooting. Public­ ity will combine the toots into tho longer and louder nppenl| It will rench jhe people— more of them— and with more frequency. The public ear is turned to the high pitch of good publicity. Added to the "toots' of the state is The Florida Magazine, a now national monthly. Its national style and purpose is planned to blaze the trail for n greater migration to Florida of tourists, homeseekers and inves­ tors. To tool from every newsstand in every stnte is the aim o f this magazine. Isn't it fair to assume it means more tooters for Florida’s horn of plenty 7 The Florida Magazine is on the newsstands nt 25 cents a copy. Subscription price is $2.50 a yepr. Address THE FLORIDA M AGAZINE Bishec Bldg. Jacksonville, Floridn CARD OF THANKS Wo wish to express our hcnrtfolt thanks to the ninny frlondB who were so kind to us during the death o f our littlo darling, and for tho many bonu­ tiful flornl offerings May God’s richest blessings bo with you nil Is our prayers. MR. AND MRS. A. S. AMBROSE ATTENTION I Epworth Longue F^lks, surprise for you mid your friends next Friday night. Moot nt the church nt 7:30. You will bo directed whore to go from there. Everything free., Grand time assured nnd dqn't wear your best clothos. This'w ill givo your Lcnguo credits for the - DoLnnd meeting. “ TRANSPORTATION AND EATS" FREE. You can't nford to mlBS it. Rain or shine. 3l0-2tg M AGAZJ. F O R T9 ALL V .FIORIDA There was a surprise party given Wednesday afternoon nt tho home of Mrs. R. R. Eldridgc in honor o f Miss Myrtle Traylor, Ico cromn, enko and candy was servdd. There will be art,entertainment giv­ en tho 7tfi o f April, by tho school children for tho^teneflt o f tho school. Mr. Nick who Is just down from the North is now visiting his friends, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Burnett. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnrdo nnd children o f Winter Turk visited Mr, nnd Mrs. G. B. Burnett Sunday nftemoon. Mr. E. Stafford and granddaugh­ ter o f Monroe spent tho dny with her slstor, Mrs. W. B. Stafford Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clovolnnd who left in their car Tuesday frit tholr homo in Cleveland Ohio wore tho honorocs nt n delightful dance given at tho homo o f Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pearson Mondny evening. Mr, nnd Mrs, Tiller from Tennessee hnvo bought whnt is known as tho Bucknnan place over ut Sylvan4Lnko, Wo were glnd to hnvo Mrs. Tiller Miss Tiller nnd tho two littlo boys enrolled in Sunday school Sunday nnd wo hope to hnvo them with us every Sunday, Mrs. E. Stafford nnd grand daugh­ ter of Monroe wore visitors at the Sunday Bchool Sunday. Mr. B. W. Smith attended tho lodge mooting nt Lhkeland Sunday, The Indies aid supper nnd sale giv­ en on tho 17th was a complete succ­ ess sixteen dollars was clcarad above all expenses nnd everybody thoroughly, enjoyed tho evening Besides tho supper sold everything was sold out nlmost nil o f tho fnney work was sold Thoy will turn part of this money ov­ er to tho church nnd keep the rest fo r the Aid Society. The girls that Joint*! the church will bo baptised tho first Sunday In April. FOR P ALL ^ FIORIDA IIIIIIIIN NOTICE T6 CONTRACTORS NOTICE TO DOO OWNERS— r am willing to board dogs this summer again.— Mrs. J. E. Vaughn. 8O0-4tp Ia tho only logical answer to your problems and to ours. In Circuit Court, Seventh Jndlrlnl Cir­ cuit in nnd (or Seminole County, Flurldn.— In Chancer? M lVO itlfc] T o Ooltlle IJyrU, W in ston Htilein, North Carolina: It uppou rlng from tho a f f id a v it o f D. W. Ilyrct horoln ditty filed, that ho In the com p la in a n t In tho a h ov o entitled cativu, nnd that It In tho b o llo f o f tho affiant that Ooldlo Ilyrd I h a n o n - r c e ldunt o f tho Htatu o f F lorida, and that b1u> In a niHldnnt o f tho State o f North ('ainllna. ranhllng at W lim lon Salom, In tho tiald Htuto, and that there Ih no portion In tho State o f F lorida, tho ner­ v in ' o f Btilipoena upon w h o m would bind the d e fe n d a n t : nnd that a ffia n t fu rth er mi>H that ho believed the nge o f tho de fen d a n t to ho o v e r tw o n t y -o n o yearn. ■ Vim, therefore, Uoldln Hyrd, are o r ­ dered to a p p ea r to thla hill heroin duly filed In tills online on the 1st day o f May, A. D. 1922, tho hiiiiio b e in g a Halo Day o f thin Court. It la fu rth er ord ere d that thla uotleo ho pulillHlied . — ..... . ----cuuseuuilvo w eek s In tho Hnnford Horld, a nowupaper published In Sem in olo County, Florida. W itness: H. A. D ou g la ss, Clerk at the C ircu it Court, and a mini thereof, this tho 17th day o f March, A. D. 1023. (HKAL) K. A. DOUOJ.AHH, Clerk o f tho Circuit Court, Itv: A. M. W 1-312KS, I'. C, TI1HTFOHI) * WILKIN SON, A tto rn e y s f o r Complnlnnnt. munity enjoy the benefits fo r which this bank has striven £0 long ^nd con­ scientiously. Let's talk it over together. A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, Prealdant B. F. WHITNBR, Cashier NOTICE TO FARMERS— Just ar­ rived, frosh carload o f that good old rollnblo KEYSTONE LIME. N uff Bod. Tolephono 135. Phono us your wants. Thoy will have our usual prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ pany. Sorvlce, quality, price. 300-3tc THOS. J. A. REIDY Attorney and Counselior-at-Law Practicing in State and Federal Courts Over Seminole County Bank CITY TAX BOOKS CLOSE APRIL 1, 1022, AFTER WHICH ALL T A X ­ George A , DeCottes ES REMAINING UNPAID W ILL DE Attorney-at-Law COLLECTED BY LEVY AND SALE Over B e n z o le County Bnnk OF THE PROPERTY UPON WHICH SANFORD -iFLORIDA TAXES ARE DELINQUENT. ALFRED FOSTER, 294-24tc City Tax Collector. S. O. Shinholser Contractor an d Builder SANFORI) -j- Expert Auto Repair Work Phone 30 Comer First nnd Onk “ W E D ELIVER THE GOODS" Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If wo .plcnse yon, toll others; it no tell-us. Phone 49R J Invthe Circuit Court, Seventh Jiitllol Circuit In nnd for Seminole County, Stnte of Florid a In Chnneery Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE .V' w Ji'Bslo L. Fountain, Complnlnnnt, VII. CHEWING TOBACCO P e n n ’s spells quality W hy? B eca u se— Call 146-J W. RAWLING, Prop. SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BIJILDEI 517 Commercial Street in the patented n ew container — the Sanfard, Fla. fi/Jlit quolity is sealed in So Penn's is always fresh — an entirely new Idea for chewing tobacco. H ave you ever really ch ew ed fr o th tobacco? Buy Penn’s the next time. Try it. Notice the fine con­ dition. And after that, use fresh chewing tobacco — Penn’s. Geo. W . Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Work; Cylinder Grinding; DeLtixe Pistons; Oversize Rings and Pina; Flywheel Steel Gear Banda; Crank Shafts re­ turned; agents for Caille Inboard and Outboard Motors, To Voile Williams’ Former location at 111 Avenue, and are Park better prepared to give you real service— dny and night. Our prices are right nnd our work guaranteed. Kathleen, Mallory Circle will hold a cooked food Hale Snturdny afternoon at tho Union Pharmacy. 311-2tp The world nt your door overy even g for 15c.— Dally Herald. FLOP SMITH BROS. Garage arid Machine Co. .1-18-o,a.w.-5wc T h om a s H. Fountain. Defendant. T o T h o m a s S. Fountain, Orlando, F l o r ­ ida: It a p p e a rin g from tho n ffld n v lt o f .I c b s Io L. Foun tain herein d u ly filed, that Him ia tho com p la in a n t lit the a b o v e Styled can no, and It I h till) b o llo f o f tbo a ff ia n t that T h om a s S. Foun tain Is a resilient o f tho Stnto o f Floridn, C oun ty o f Orange, and C ity o f Oraltulo, ami that tho said Thom oh H, Foun tain ih e o n con lln g h im self ho that p ro ce ss can not ho had upon hint, and that thoro Is no oth er person In tho Htato o f Floridn, tho serv lo e o f suhpooiin upon whom w ould bifid the d e fe n d a n t : and a ff ia n t fu rth er sa y s h Iio beltovcs the a g e o f tho ililfendnnt to be o v o r t w e n t y -o n e yenm. You, th erefore, ThormiH H. Fountain, nro ord ere d to appear to this hill h e r o ­ in duty filed In this catiHO on tho lnt dny o f May. A. D. 1922, th o same b ein g Only; through consistent Co-operation can this com­ In Circuit Court for the Seventh JudI ctal Circuit o f the State of Flor­ ida, In and for Seminole Coun­ ty.— In Chancery DIVORCE ^ Charlotte Downey, Complnlnnnt, Raymond Downey, Rcsponifont. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION The Stnto of Florida to /Raymond Downoy, Now Willard Hotel, Wash­ ington, D. C.: You nre horoby commanded to bo and nppenr in tho nbovo entitled cause on tho Ruio Dny in April, A. D. 1022, viz: tho 3rd dny o f April, A. D. 1022; otherwise, tho bill o f com­ plaint filed in said cause will bo taken as confessed by you. Witness the Honorable James W. Perkins, as Judge o f tho nbovo court, nnd my nanio ns Clork thereof, and'the seal o f said Court, at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, on this tho 24th day of February,A. D. 1022. I (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminolo County, Fin. By: V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. JOHNSON & GARRETT, Kissimmee, Florida, Counsel for Complainant. 288-Gtc. * n iu iiiiiin u ii. 111 Park Avenue A . P. CONNELLY, Agent Phone M �’ r y ?;.•> * 4j W.V h- PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD DAILY HfiRALD, fR IP A Y , MARCH 24 ,1922 t o That great weather cont o * vtnues. Wo asked one of t o our oldest grouchea what t o he thought o f this weather t o and ho said there was too t o much sunshine and when it t o got hot the first thing ho t o knew It was c o ld . and it t o just shifted around until ho t o couldn’t tell which Saturt o day night to toko his bath t o any more. Said the orango t o blossom* smelled too loud t o and ho hated- tho mocking t o binds bockuse thoy mado too t o milch,noise In tho morning t o and the dbngod town was t o growing .too fast and ho t o i would iy v o to move back t o to the country to get a litt o tie sleep. Wo hopo when Pa to to to to to to to to to to to to to Ml to to to to to to For Florida: Fair and slightly warmer tonight, Saturday increasing cloudi­ ness. ANOTHER WILLIAMS GARAGE TAKES OLD-STAND ON MAGNOLIA AVE History ropoats itself in civil and commercial llfo and Voile Williams is a ease o f coming back to tho old stand whero he started in business In Sanford several yea n ago. He has acquired the business o f the BryanWheeler Motor Co., in the, building on Magnolin avenue next to the Mil­ ler building. It was in this samo shop that Voile Wllllans started in the automobile business working flvo years in tho machlno shop as a me­ chanic and afterward going in busi­ ness for himself in tho Hines build­ ing on P y k Avenue whore ho hoe mado a success In every way. Voile has been in Sanford fo r tho pest thirteen yean all o f this tlmo balng engaged In tho automobile business and knows it from start to finish. Tho Williams Garage aside from having a forco of good mechanics rendy to givo tho best of sorvico on any make of car will also give ser­ vice on tho Bulck and Oldsmobilo cars o f which mako N. H. Ggmor Is the agent for Seminole county, Read tho advertisement o f tho Williams garago in tho Doily Herald. Tho garage Is located at 115 Magnolia ave­ nue. • NAMES SPARTAN DENTIST S FRESH d in Bulk der the euaplcee o f the Klwante Club Hospital benefit. This Company car­ ries 35 people, band and orchestra and saxophone quartette. Present­ ing all new plays and vaudeville acts, with special scenery. The opening play Monday night will bo “ Mother and Son," a comedy drama. Admis­ sion, 15c and 36c, war tax Included. Ladles froo Monday night. Hear the feature orchestra. f l y in g boat LOST A T BIMINI MIAMI, March 24.— An all day search for tho missing flying boat, Miss Miami, with six persons aboard her, had last night failed completely to locate a trace o f the craft. Tho Miss Miami left here at noon Wed­ nesday, with pilot Robert Moore and five passengers— Mr', and Mrs. Law­ rence E. Smith and Mr. and Mrs, Atigust Quite, all o f Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. J. S. Dickson, o f Mem­ phis, Tenn. The piano was bound from Bimini, in tho Bahamas, a 45-minute trip. A piano returning at six o ’clock last Wednesday night brought tho first word of Miss Miami’s plight, report­ ing that sho had never arrived and that It was probable had been forced down at sea. Four planes wore pressed Into, tho search yesterday and combed the coast keys,'returning at dusk. Speed boats aro still plying tho waters. Mr. Bulto Is vice-president and general managor of tho Lnrabco Flour Mills o f Kansas; Mr. Smith Is presi­ dent o f tho Smith-Grooves Printing Company, o f Kansas City; Mrs. Dickson Is tho wlfo o f the president of a largo Tonnessoo lumber con. cem. Hopo last night was fading fast, for a heavy wind blew throughout the night and airmen doubt If it is pos­ sible for the craft to withstand n rough Ben long. Dr. E. W. Shopherd of Spartan­ burg was yesterday appointed a first Uoutennnt in tho dental cor"* of'th o Raison brand every day at Day­ South Carolina N atloru < Ono light Bakery, 313 Sanford Avenue. 311-ltc lundred and ■ ■ ' 'ry. Tie appointin'” - . jjy 3 ijutant go* , ./ _ • v'_ Mrs. William E. Lewis o f Accomtote. 'c , Va., who has been a guest of lemlnolo Hotel for tho past two Dr. P - ■ r ! v .7. s returned to her homo yestorErnes* < .t ; . c ? ci'-3 s. Lewis Is n regular winter Mrs <• . her innny friends hopo to ni , n next year. Mr. Lewis ngs noxt week, thence VfHiEK The John L"-. • tho largest drai. ORD— NEW YORK— MIAMI will bo In Sanfora. ^our door evory evon Jaily Hornld, HELP WAS URQENJLY NEEDED Darky Evidently Hid Troublaa of Hie Own With That “ P o«um " His Partner Shook Down. Two negroes. Salvation Jones and King Agrlppn Johnson, living near the Dismal swamp wont ’possum hunting one dark night * A warm trull was struck, und the dogs soon “ treed." Salvation, being the, better climber, volunteered to go up and shako down the ’possum, whereupon King Agrlppn made ready to catch It In the sack they took along for that purpose. Instead of an opossum, the doge had treed a wildcat. As Salvation made his way to the topmost brunohea the animal retreated still farther out on the overhanging limbs, and emit­ ted an angry snarl. "Hub?. How’s da*!" exclaimed Sal­ vation. “ Never heard no Tossum-talk tak fiat befoH” . ”Oo on, Salvation. To' ain't heern nothin' but de dogs. Shake him loose 1 Tee weltin'," urged King Agrlppa. Climbing a little farther out, Salva­ tion gave the limb a mighty shako and dislodged the wildcat. Suddenly a chorus of yells, howls, screeches and cuss words broke loose from below. "Hey, dar, King Agrlppa I" anxiously called down Salvation. “ To' want me ter come down an' help yo' liol'- him?" "Naw, suh," yelled Agrlppa. "Ah wants yo' tuh come down an' help ma ter tu'n him' atoosel"—Judge. WE A R E SELLING SUMMER-WEIGHT WOOLENS, GUARANTEED UP TO THE MINUTE ' I. & s. BING CLOTHING BLUE FLANNELS, Young Men’s Style only ...................................................................... BROWN FLANNELS, Young Men’s Style 1 (fa n cy ) oftly ...................................................... CHECKED SUITS, very latest, only ........................................ .............................. BLUE SERGES, Best Grade, AND OTHERS LOOK ’EM OVER The Store That la Different 3 I Sanford, Florida S "EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE" tho strongest In tho w orld/ Wo ore paid to oxJminq and ro-fill your battor STRANGE MONSTER IN AFRICA freo of charge. Tho Battory is tho Knglleh Scientist Tolls ef Creature llfo of tho car. Wo re-chargo and ropnir all makes butteries.— Ray Broth­ Whloh He Thinks May Have ers, Sanford, Fin, 311-tfc-daw Been Giant Python. sed. Telephone 135. Phona us your wants. They will have our annul prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ pany. Sorvico, quality, price. 309-8fiC MISS GRACE TOMPKINS (Registered Nurse) Herald want ads get results. 9. TIL Cornell, Fellow o f the Roys! Surgical, Medical and Obstetrical Geographical society, who recently re­ calls answered turned to England after spending NOTICE TO FARMERS— Jurft ar­ twenty years In practically unknown rived, fresh carload o f that good old Phone 563-W 300 French Ave. parts of South Africa, la author of a nrilabio KEYSTONE LIME. Nuff 804-tfc story about an unknown monster that had bsen seen nr v the Great falls of the Orange river. It haa a huge head and a neck ten feet long like a bend­ ing tree. It seizes the native.cattle and drags them under water. The natives call It "Kyman," or the Qreat Thing. Last May Mr. Cornell, accompanied by two white companions, W. H. Brown and N. B. Way of Capetown, and three Hottentots, went to ths Junction of the Cub and Orango riv­ ers to see the monster If possible. He writes: “ At tho cries of the na* tlvee I saw something black, huge, and atnnoiis swimming rapidly against the currant In tho swirling rapids. The monster kept Its enormous body under water, but the neck wna pJnlnly visible. The monster may have been a very gigantic, python, but if It was It was of an Incredible size. This rep­ tile may have lived for hundreds of years. Pythons approaching It lh site have been aald to have Hvcjl that A play which affords an abumlanco o f amusing complica­ long." tions as well as moments o f gripping pathos. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ 3 We have just received several shipments o f new merchandise. This includes Ratine nnd Ging- J ham Dresses. Extraordinary Capes and Wraps. New models in Millinery nnd a beautiful lot * o f Pruella Skirts. .We invite your inspection, f - ^ ■ 'j $ ■ " ■ A large selection to choose from. Very serviceable materials in Velour, Duvet de lain, Pairet Twill and others. All new and predominating colors, consisting of Tangerine, Mouse, Chinese Blue, Canna Lavender, Navy nnd Red. Prices: Just received, Patterns of beautiful de­ sign; sport hats in all shapeb and col­ ors. "Flop Hats” for Sun; Sailors in now straws and fancy weaves nnd also a largo selection of children’s huts. Prices: A beautiful lot of Latino and Gingham Dresses. Imported materials in combi­ nation colors. Red and white; green and tan; orchid nnd white; cornflower blue nnd white nnd various others too numerous to mention. Prices: These fashionable Skirts o f Prunella # Cloth were purchased at a reduced price and wo aro Offering these while they lost at a special price. They consist o f pleated models in colorful combinations, $12.50 to $14.00 values at ■ ■ J » n Last Feeling of Satisfaction. Fostmnator Chance told tho Ktwnnla club Inst week how I10 kook an examination to get/h is first pro­ motion lu government service. lie entered as a messenger. One day he happened to look Into a room and saw about thirty people bending over ’tables. "Wha( are thoy doing?" ho asked. "They are taking an examination for promotion," he was told. "Don’t you want to try?" If they were trying to piny a 'joke on Mr O. Chance o f Illinois he called their bluff. He went In, took the examlnhtlon and Inter was told that he was the only ono promoted. “ I tell you, I felt pretty proud," de­ clared Postmaster Chance, -recalling the tlmo, "until they told mo' that the others had taken tho examination for promotion to $1,600 and that 1 had been tho only on<? to tnko tho exam­ ination for promotion to $1,000."— Washington Star. ‘ . Eddla Knawl Eddie la a high school frcshls, He Is enthusiastic over aports, nnd, with his father, has witnessed *practlcully all of the wrestling matches, held re­ cently In Indianapolis. His teacher had urged the piiplls to attend at least one o f the Shakespearean plnys scheduled at a local theater, und finally asked whether any o f the pu­ pils had ever seen Robert Mantel). "Yes," put In Eddie without a mo­ ment's hesitation, as he recalled ths flame o f A1 Mantel), a noted wrestler. "I saw him wrestle Jpok Reynolds." The sally was good for a big laugh at his expense.— Indian npot Is News. g While they last we will give a Children** Hats Latest -Style ABOUT 15 MORE TAFFETA DRESSES FOR SATU R D A Y and MON D A Y AT SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES— YOUR INSPEC­ TION INVITED with every package o f blades purchased "W HERE STYLE REIGNS East First Street •Opp. Ford Service Station Complete Production by a New York Cust FOURTH NIGHT % EDPATH ..CHAUTAUQUA.. JUST ONE OF 11 BIG ATTRACTIONS Season Tickets Only $3.00 C H A U TA U Q U A W E E K HERE H ighest Class G oods-L ow est P rices 96-lbs. Pillsbury F lo u r ...................... ...... 24-lbs^Pillsbury Flour ........................... 12-lbs. Pillsbury Flour .................... ...... 15-lbs. White Granulated Sugar ............ Cloverbloom Best Creamery Butter, lb Longhorn Cheese, lb................ ............ .. Pure_Leaf Lard ........................................ . Evaporated Milk, tali, dozen ................ Evaporated Milk, small, dozen ............ Large Premier Salad Dressing ............ Small Premier Salad D re ssin g .............. 1-lb. can Lipton’s_C offee.......^................ Atlantic Matches, per box ............... .... Safe Home Matches, per box :............ Rosedale Peaches, No. 3, c a n ......... National Biscuit Crackers, per box Camel Cigarettes and ono box matches Sanford Grocerteria Opp. Fire Station 108 Palmetto Avenue � 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 24, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 24, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 24, 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/4811add01df89a4093e2d1af42778fe0.pdf 76c1cf3f8d5d294e6291f922b3c3285a PDF Text Text ^r*, '4-*i OMffV \r'iA ■“i)’ s^«f* u '> f 'y SANFORD “The City Substantial” A] T he S anford D aily I I ) ■ ■ u WR “ The City Substantial” ________ — — .’,Wi IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION N U M B E R 312 SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1922 VOLUME II NO FURTHER INFORMATION IN CAUSE FOR ACCIDENT THAT DOWNED SEAPLANE SOLDIER BONUS DEBATE RESUMED COAL STRIKE LEADERS ARE BILL FORMALLY 4-POWER TREATY BEFORE SENATE IN SENATE TODAY TURNING THEIR ATTENTION FORMALITY OF PRESENTATION TREATY OPPONENTS STARTED ARGUMENT IlY QUESTION­ CAUSES RltOAI) SMILES FROM ING VALIDITY MANY SENATORS TOWARD NON-UNION MEN Miami Banker W ant to Win Over the WAs'lUNGTON,°Mnrch 25*-ScarceW A S H I N G V o N r 'K c h " ^ 2 5 .-D c Fate o f Five Passengers Wate™ !^® ?“ q , vp Men W ho A re Not in is Freed o f the |y had the Senate finished its fight hate on tho four power Pacific Treaty is Not Known p,ans to Save over the four power treaty yesterday was resumed today in the Senate with the Union Liquor Charge Many Millions when the House laid tho long con- momentum entirely unaffected by Today troverted soldiers' bonuH bill in its yesterdny’s rntlficnttlon voto giving Clnytnn Merely a Stnkc Holder and ■. Relieve Railroad to Const or Cnnnl I ; final consent to pact. Treaty oppoNot a Principal System Would Effect This 1 Scnntc business was halted for tho nents started the argument by again presentation of tho measure, which rnislng tho question as to validity of MIAMI, Fin., March 25.— C. M. JN SEVEKAL STATES NEXT WEEK IluHlnesn men front nil over Ccntrnl was accomplished with tho unusnl for- accompanying tho doclnTation signed Clayton, vice-president of tho Miami F 0Il NON-UNION MEN HY STEAMSHIP HOUND SOUTH Florida diHcusscd transportation prob­ tho midst of a by Arms delegates at tho samo timo j mality. Appearing in mo miu»«, .. w ’.‘ v? r 7 ~ T *'*' ' . National Rank. was discharged yesTO ACT FIFTY MILES AT SEA lems con fronts# tho growur and * r iw yesterday shipper of this state at a meeting hold “M rthree-day hearing - in - which n .ho* .wns * m r T h e A u o t l i l t i Pr*w»» ' in tho county courthouso lost night House clerk wns escorted part wny domestic issues Bhall not como with 1 CLEVELAND, March 25.— Leaders accused of conspiring to violate the I lly T ha A i i o f l i l t l P r* M ) undor tho auspices of tho Central Flor- down tho aislo by tho clerk o f tho son- 1 In scopo o f tho treaty, Volstead law. Mrs. G. 0 . Harrison, in thv coni Atrlkc of union minora aet MIAMI, March » * , Wnlor Tt. (flc ate, who announced: Foster Sloan, T. N. Lewis and W. C. for April first turned their attention Mooro brought to tho horpltol ^ cnnn, , v Tho proposed cnnnl system from "Mr. President, a messngo from the CHICKEN THIEVES Pholps, co-defendnntH, were ordered today toward winning two hundrod hore this morning nnd it is feared tho Kissimmee to tho St. JoIuib river WORK IN DARK held for trial, nnd were inter released thousand non-union miners to wnlkexposure will be fatal. Ho is still de­ wns discussed at length hut the prin­ House of Representatives.” Immediately recognized by Scnntor. MOONSHINE NECESSARY undcr $500 bond onch. out. Calls for non-union men to act ;*jf llrious. According to his dlsconncct- cipal Interest of the meeting centered will he issued in several stutos next by Wtllinm «d store which Moore told during lucid about tho construction of a railroad Wadsworth, Republican, Now York, Clnyton wns accused <IIV Tin- Amnelilt'd l’ rr»»l intervals, tho propellor broke shortly from Inland Floridn to Eau Gallic or who was presiding, the House clerk ^ .......... JACKSONVILLE, March — 25.- Do- Spillurd member o f tho Governments week. 8 a deep bow. nfter leaving Mlnmi. The boat set­ some othor point whero products could made "Mr" President ” ho said, "I am dl- daring chicken thieves ply "trade only flying squadron which began a cleanCLEVELAND, March 25.— A com ­ tled In tho gulf stream, floated eas­ be shipped to tho northern markets by rectcil" bjTthoHoUBo louse ooff RopresentnReprwcnta* on on nights night. when no no moon, m en, municipal up up campaign cmpnlgn noro hor. aI ..t mu. M on.loy.of plete ticup o f tho nation's ontiro coal , ily until Thursday morning when the water thus effecting a saving in trans­ the Senate that the Judge Reckhnm todny sent seventy-.holding in escrow f 4,050i f o r tho pu industry by 200,000 non-union miners hull hegnn to lenk ns tho result of portation charges. Enu Gallic sent a tives to inform sod II. It. 10,874, to three year old negro to jail to remain chase by Lpillnrc o cas s * ..... m in r frn m P h d p S joining the solid rnnkH o f a half mil­ hitting something. The passengers large delegation to the meeting, nnd HOUHO has p assed < l. IV. w , o . , , ........... f...................... " " T , : - ‘ is lion union workers wns the program took turns ox-turnH baling haling until all an beenmo uccnmo ia dyced government surveys to show 1 adopted Inst night by tho general pol­ could not recognize, jumped overboard * tho harbor ,n thttt clty Is deop icy comniittco o f tho United Mine haunted nnd one woman who Moore enough to permit the landing of ocean 1j spectfully requested. . ,, k . 8ttck transaction, carrying on negotiations Workers of tho America for tho na­ Thursdny night. The man ho thought V h• fla going steamers. * ‘M A titter ranaround tho crowded g a l-, chickens in a sack._______ _ w|lh phclp9 nnd Lewis. Sloan and tion-wide strike set for April 1. wns hur husband, leaped after her, Former Congressman Haines, of ^ p RKgH)BNT M r. HorrUon woru uccu.ed with havRy a unanimous voto o f its 110 both disappeared. Their fnto depress­ New York, now a rosidont of Florida, leriett nnd th.ro woro broad ....Ho. b , many of tho sonntors. members, the conimittco nffirmed the ed tho other passengers. Tho remain­ was one of the princiunl speakers, de­ . . . . n in q'iu t v i p \r i l F 1 dd interest in the liquor. NON PARTISAN LEAGUE c ,ayton ^ d,8chnrKod( ncC0rd- policy o f a generln suspension o f un­ There was a suggestion that the ing two women fainted nnd Moore voting most o f his address to the sub­ held them in his arms seven nnd ono- ject o f railways. Mr. Haines declar­ hill be referred to the appropriations mm Th, A...... . t 'r m i to Commissioner Graham, be- ion workers, which prohibited tho con­ committee. Scnntor Ilarrisan, Demo­ hnlf hours when they died of exhaus­ ed that a system o f railroads connect­ FARGO, N D., Mnrch 25.— A C. cause he did not see, from the testi- summation of single state agreements, 1 l crat, Mississippi, declared he did not Townlev todny announced ho would mony, that tho banker wns a prlncip- and followed this by directing district tion. Ho then let them fall in the ing Inland Florida with tho const finance committee, wa.it it II sent sent to to tho t'jm'jou oo.*',l'..|oo. p re„ d, nl „l In th . plot, but w « . merely a union officials to ask nil non-union water. This left only Moore nnd one would be a successful enterprise nnd want explaining it mig i < ^ . National non-partisan I.cnguo to stakeholder nnd not a participant in men to join tho strike. Tho unani­ man who took turns baling. A wave said he hoped to see the day when Kill tluit ih Hipniiinir there. . - _.. . __.. „t mity o f action late in the day permit­ capsized the plane Friday morning millions of dollars would be saved to h' - Thoi , 1 aai.l "whoa ""■•otlag of Slln,,«»ata orpaai.attlon (Iho ooa^piraoy. ted a final adjournment Inst night al­ Mr. Claytons arrest occurod during and tho pilot nnd passenger climbed pjorj1|(| poop|0 through reasonable . ... will ... wnke i up and ...i i1 i.niinvi. in Minneapolis March 81 that .bill believe ' ---——— though the committee had planned to what had been described by special A I --— —— —— on top of the wreckage and Moore |tranBportat|on chnrgcll. Ho said that DRIVING PARK 'prohibition enforcement ngenta^work- continue sessions today. tied himself to it for fear he would Florida wns on the eve of a great era we ought to send this measure The resolution for an immediate become unconscious and fall off. Tho of development. Ho pointed out thut Homo committee that will act on it." AND RACE TRACK ing under tho direction o f Colonel L There followed a squabble as to call to tho non-union men also pro­ pnssengcr, realizing thnt death was it had many advantages over Califor­ n o a T n n v p n n v c u n . G. Nutt, as a campaign to dry up fl DESTROYED IlY^FIItK ^ ^ ^ w n t 8 BWOopcd down vided thnt tho "international nnd dis­ not far away took his valuables from nia as a citrus state nnd declared that what committee should consider It, but his pocket and gnvo them to Monro the climate was not excelled nny* Scnntor Dudsworth decreed that it Mix The \n»nrlntrd l,r . u i on alleged illicit resorts Into one trict unions exert nil their powers and Hhould gOrto the finance committee. nnd dropped o ff into the water. ™ t»*. inn ..f that co m -1 BALTIMORE, March 26.— A flro o f night nnd continued their wholesale influence to bring about u strike In where. in nun . ' could undetermined origin todny destroyed rnids through the following day.. Ap- the non-union coni fields o f America." S. J. Sligh, president of the league, o ^ ^ u^ ^ ^ -nd flftcen proximatoly 30 minor arrests were The resolution was offered by Van MIAMI, March 26.— No further in­ announced that the Florida organiza­ mi teo, said the bonus ~ not be up until urtir me lariu mu .* „ IU n..«*i„m..n*u made anil formation was available early today tion was contemplating joining tho ' , , 1 , . , . . box stalls at Gentlemen’s Driving Driving made and in in tho the meantime meantime Colonel Colonel.|Rittnor, Rittnor, of of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa., who rop a e, ^ ncnr pimlico Knee Track Loss Nutt declared his forces had evidence resented the provisional Kansas union. as* to the cause of the accident that Mississippi Valley Waterways Asso­ hml x?en repor ei o u* he thought t cio " « '« ' H ‘ * 1 1 v seventy-five thousand dollars. thnt prominent bankers in tho city ! organization nt forced Miss Miami down on the sen ciation and introduced former Concity'.organization at the coi committee meettion on it both in tho committee and B,!VL,nty ___________________ had conspired with the bootleggers. j„ g and it wns adopted without objecof five passengers probably will not mnn w T< „|nn(1| president of on the senate floor. He said the ta r-1 * n n r i t l TIIIIF with six persons nhonrd and the fnte the First National ttnnlr I Ic intimated arrests would be made tion and practically without dlscusRank in in Orln Orlando, 1^ A(SR,CU,‘ rUHR ho known until Pilot Robert Mooro, who is vice-president of the Missis­ iff Dill probably would he sidetracked SKNACOMMITTEE among what he described ns the Mon. • PREPARES picked up late yesterday by a steam­ sippi association. Judge Hlund told temporarily in the somite to let it “ higher-ups" Mr. Claytons arrest TO VISIT THE SHOALS er is able to give a coherent account. of the work which his association has through. followed. ULMER IS STATE i Senator Smoot, of Utah, the rank­ Moore was picked up from the wreck­ accomplished in securing government He claimed he had been made an GOLF CHAMPION I " j 'I'hr ANN.irliilrd I'rnm) 1 age of the plane by the steamer Wil­ aid for inland waterways and express­ ing Republican on tho committee, said WASHINGTON, March 25— Mem- unwitting party to what appeared to WINS OVER Y EARBY liam Green fifty miles at sen nnd one ed the belief that Florida has a great the measure probably would be ma­ hers o f tho Sennto Agriculture nnd be a frame up, and declared thnt his terially changed. hundred miles north of Miami, tho opportunity to take advantage of her House Militnry committees are pro- handling o f the money involved in ORLANDO, March 25.— A! Ulmor "The bonus bill that passes the sencaptain of the vessel ndvising by ratlin position and ship her products by paring for departure tonight for n the alleged liquor trade wns done In o f Jacksonville ngnin is tatc ama­ uto will carry a moans of financing it,’ ..... .. ,*” * ~ ’"T '.- * ' ” ( thnt he was the sole survivor. The ho Hochtrotl, that tho fi.umo. ■ » " “ » » ' I't.pootlon of M»«olo h h»»l,. ltth or.n o o f It. ..H ire on,I ns an teur golf chumplon, defating J. R. water routes. steamship wns hound south and sub­ ordinary part o f the day’s business. G. W. Knight, of Sanford, vice-pres­ Ycnrby o f Orlando, in tho finals o f tho A||E p 1BIN0 i marine chaser left here early today ident of the league, told of,the great l„ B would not ho don. b , mono, of „ state tournament yesterday. to meet the vessel nnd bring Moore increase in water shipping during the bonds. ROTARY CONFERENCE ACROSS THE HORDER Asked if a Hales tax would be the hero. The captain of the steamer re- present season nnd predicted that na­ AT THE HUI.GARS AT SAVANNAH ENDS A! Ulmer of Jnckksonville, thrice financing medium as recommended by ported Inst night that Moore was more oth|jr would bring even better re winner o f the title, hnd Ralph Yearby President Harding to tho IIouhc ways Mir Thr AwwoHnlnl I’ rruu) dead than alive from exposure and , othor „pcnkcrB wt.ro C. E. CnnSAVANNAH, Gn., March 25.— o f Orlando, six down at the end o f and means committee, the Utah sena­ SOFIA, Mnrch 25.— Reports from ------------ - ........................... - — unnhlo to give any account of the n c -| g p Br0Hk„ an(, Mi Jornigsn Greco-Rulgar frontier sny firing wuh (Special).— The conference o f the tho first holes of tho 80 holo play cident, or fate o f passengers, Mr. and , ( f ^ Gol,|o representatives tor said: ___eighth district o f Rotary clubs «d- j for the championship in tho eighth "I think so, if we have to come to ovcr d »o border all day yesterday, Mrs. August Hultc, Mr. and Mth. Law­ from Kissimmee, Mount Dora, San­ there J0Ul’n®d H»«t night after a two day nnnunj tournament o f tho Florida that.” | Huignrinn authorities ordered rence E. Smith, of Kansas City, Mo., ford, Cocoa and Orlando. Senator McCumbcr was of tho Hbou|,| be no reply to tho Greek Are. session. It wns the best conference gtnto Golf Association hero yoBtorday nnd Mrs. J. S. Dickson, of Memphis. A traffic committee was appointed opinion thnt members of tho commit- ( ever held in this district, nuusunl in-J w ith Yearby 3 down at tho turn, nt Miss Miami left here Wednesday noon to investigate the various monns of tereHt being mnnifcHtcd nt nil meet- tho end o f the first nine holes, Ulmers tee would want to confer with Presi- COL. NUTT DIVIDES for Rimini. connecting Inland Florida with the dent Harding on the subject before ings, nnd lavish hospitality tendored p|„y became surer and Hurcr nnd playHIS DRY FORCES const and report to the next mooting acting finally. Jing par golf for the first six of tho SPREADS THE NET from the city and local club. RIVER STILL RISING of the league which will he held with­ Nearly one thousand delegates from last ninu ho,CH> he camo lrv fl up# a Hanford MncNider, national com­ in the next two weeks. The commit­ mander of the American Legion, in a Georgia, Alabama nnd Florida were hnnd|cnp which the Orlando player Mlv Tin* .Daarlnlrd I’ rniwl MEMPHIS, March 25.—With the tee’s headquarters will bu in this city. MIAMI, Mnrch 26.—Colonel Nutt in nttcndancc. The banner wns w'on will hnvo ot fight every inch o f tho formal statement last night discussMississippi river rapidly rising at all — Orlnndo'Sontinol. ing tho bonus measure, expressed con- divided his prohibition army today j by the I-ort Lauderdale club, which wny |n tho afternoon round. Ulmer’s points south o f St. Louis, with indi­ To which we might ndd that William fidcnco that It would meet with tho «"<• •» ‘ "king ohout twenty men with attended ono hundred por cent. I niod„ i 8C0ro for tho 18 holc8 wa8 70; cations pointing to tho highest water T. Donnelly, one of the most widely approval of former service men, and him to spread out along the const bo- j A new district was formed ami a Yearby’s medal play nn 85. slnco tho flood o f 1010, government known marine engineers nnd wnter- declared that legislation thnt had tween here nnd Key West. Tho re- ( new governor was elected yesterday.. I yearby has been playing tho greatnnd stato engineers hore express con -1wj(y oxport„ in the country nlso made twlco passed the house was "inovit- ™ i" m,,uTr ot tho forco 19 horo u,u,cr Dr- Jnn,U8 Thomas, of Tscaloesn, I c„ t KoIf of hl„ cnroor |n tho tourna. fldcnce that the levee system^ will tjJU ()njy rcaj ta|k on waterways that t E. H. Henson. Ala., president o f tho University of mont which is nbout to close, oliminable." withstand the heavy pressure without * 1 was made nt the meeting nnd one thnt Alabama, nnd nlso o prominent work- ntinK without difficulty some o f the difficulty. Scvcrnl ntcnmbonts loft was filled with information of the FORMER EMPEROR II.I. or of tho Southern Y. M. C. A. work strongest plnycrs in tho peninsular hero Thursday night londcd with sho­ right sort. He told the people what NINE MEN KILLED member o f the h I’ hi Phi Rato Kap-1 w |(h whom he was matched in vels, HnckH and othor supplies for the they could do In a manner that left no IN MINE EXPLOSION M ir T h r ANiM irliilril I’ rran) the fight to roach tho finals, has unLONDON, March 25.— Former Em- pa nud Shrinor. forces which are now patrolling the room for doubt and just why he wns T r i n i d a d , Co l o r a d o peror ChnrleH o f Austria, Hungary,I . . Am° n,[ thoi distinguished guests at doubtcdly met his Waterloo in the levees in Arkansas. not mentioned in the above article in Patrolling o f tho entiro Mississippi the Sentinel seems rnthor strange. M.r Thr AMMnrinfrd P rr.-, oxil.d on the island o f Madeira, is ill K CurUs p u b l X r o T th e S a^n lay ' " ta‘ ° chnmplon- U,tncr’ notwithsUnTIHN1DAD, Colorado, Mnrch 2 5 - with fever, says a Central News disLurtis, publisher o f the hntunlay ding tho fact so far ns modal scores stnto lovco system also begnn yester­ Nine men nro known to have perished turopntch from Funchnl. His tompor ' V L ‘mtlK 09 • ‘“ 'J' on ’ van9 nu ' “ r go his game failed to show up bril­ day, a mounted guard being placed CELEBRATED BOAT . b?ckfl; , * nWm> . . . linntly, is plnying superb golf. In ■.m and nine others are mlssiing today, tre is given as 104 and « consultation ’ ° f m“ ny tuxt Cop,,0ck’ every 15 miles. BUILDER IS HERE vice-president of the Rotary Interna- tho nU)rninff round ho hnd a aHght result of explosion nt Sopris coni of physiclnns has been called, tionnl; Harry Stevens of Sanford, an d' dg0 on tho Qrlnndo player In every mino hero yesterday. Eight of the ,---------- -----------------ORDER INVESTIGATION Mr. and Mrs. Nnt Horesoff of Bris­ Bert Adams, International past presi-1(|opartmcnt of the nmo. Scarcely evnino bodies recovered hnvo boon Idcn- SHOWERS PREDICTED tol, Rhode Islnnd on bonrd their dent, nlwnys spoken o f as tho biggest cr troubled, when ho did not faco difFOR FIRST OF WEEK TOPEKA, Kansas, Mnrch 26.—The yncht Holiantus wore nt tho Sanford tilled. Cause o f the explosion in Htill nnd best Rotnrinn in tho world. flcltics which might huva c a lle d n. lets COOLER THEREAFTER Kansas Industrial court yesterday dockH today for some timo having undetermined. seasoned player to falter ho awoke ordered nn Investigation of conditions Bpcnt tho night hore. Mr. Horesoff ’ ROHIIUTION PULL M ir T h r .■■itrliitril I'rraa) the gnlery to an (instant! applause REV. CHAFORD DIES in tho Kansas mining district rein- |„ ono 0f the most famous boat bulldIN FLORIDA GRATIFYING ______ j WASHINGTON, Mnrch 2 5 _ U n with a master stroke. tlvo to tho impending strike, nnd sum -1erg Jtr this country having designed TO COMMISSIONER HAYNES Mi, Thr AaMorintrd iTr.a. . Bottled, warm showery weather at tho moned officials o f tho Southwest In- tho American cup winners In tho In­ NEW YORK, March 25.—Tho Rev. beginning o f tho week, with generally YOUTH IN JAIL terstate Coal Operator’s asaociattion tcmatlonnl yacht races for many WASHINGTON, March 25— Sum­ Sidney Chaford, who had sorvod ns fnlr nnd coolor thereafter, until near AT TAVARES TODAY and district nnd provisional officials ycnr8i Thoy liked Sanford very well 11 Congregational mlnlstor in Green the end of week, when it will again marizing tho reports o f activities o f CHARGED WITH ASSAULT of tho Unitod Mlno Workers of Amor- nnd gajd that when thl*’ .city had Boy, WIs., Lyons, Iowa, Tampa, Fin., becomo unsettled, is tho forecast for Nptt and speciul staff in Florldu, ic% to appear boforo the court for a bui|t tho Boat lmsin they would spend nnd othor cities died yestordny at his Floridn, weok bdgir.nlng S u n d a y .___ Commissioner Haynes declared today M ir T h r A a a orlu tre I’ rraa) hearing hero Mnrch 20. moro time hero but Snnford noeded results wero "grntifying and in keep­ EUSTIS, March 25.— Lester Rilea, homo in Brooklyn ngod 82. D u r i n g ---------------------------------------------- *--------a boat basin nnd moro conveniences tho yellow fovor epidemic in Tampa undor similar ,18, whlto youth, is in Jail at Tavarea _ with developments t . Again wo want to call attention to ing Going ngnin to tho Seminole, Cafe f or tho visiting yachts nnd crows. . in 1887 ho nnd a Catholic priest wero tho fact that tho Scmlnolo Cafe circumstances throughout tho coun- ponding examination, result arrest tomorrow and got ono o f thoso fntn----- --------------------- m ous chicken Sunday dinners. T h oy, The stars in tho heavens nro not tho only clergymen who remained In'm akes n specialty o f Sunday dinners j try." Haynes declared co-operation (horo yestordny, on chargo o f criminal are tho roal thing in every wny. |the only ono thnt shino less b n l- tho city. Ho wns a trustee o f Rol- Thoy nro all to tho good in every ro- o t stnto nml local authorities was assault. Officers said tho alleged 312-ltc . satisfying as confidently expected. crlmo was committed Thursday, spoct. •. 812-ltc llantly when tho light is turned on. lins college, Winter Park, Fla. WILL ISSUE A CALL PILOT ISPICKED UP g E S S J ... ■ ■ ------ - — i-. �T H E 8A N F 0R D DAILY HEjtALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 24,1922 PAGET EIGHT r i M W & P A Y 4 % IN T E R E ST ON S A V IN G DEPOSITS I ¥ K IW AN I8 w ants band T° BTAY ALL 8UMMKK Fine Meeting of * ciu b Yesterday— VIGBH, Society Editor, Plckerts Furnish Enter* ine 117-W N talnir.ent . The regular weekly luncheon mcoting o f the Klwanls Club held yester­ day at the Valdes Hotel was mado very entertaining by the Plckert Stock Company who wore present as SOCIAL CALENDAR guests o f the entertainmont Commit­ tee o f tho Club. !' Saturday— Catholic Women’s League * During the meeting this Company will hold a cookod food snlo at That two dollars in your hand may be the father of rendered the following program: Donne Turner’s Store. • your fortune— and Its children may be working fo r you Piano solo— Joa Linoell. when you havo to stop. Saturday— Children’s Story Hqur will Piano and SaxnpLono numbor—Lio­ bo hold at tho/Control Park nt four nel! and C. J. Dodson. ' o’clock. 1 Tho easy spender may be a ' ‘good follow /’ but he is a „Solo— Miss Lillian Plckert Saturday— Ceclllnn Music Club will foolish man and everybody knows it. Accompanied by Lionel and Dodson moot at tho studio o f Mrs. Fannlo Several quartotto numbers by the S. Munson on Myrtle avenue at plckert Quartette— Chambers, Lionell Some how we all respect the man who has “ mpney in three o'clock. the bank.” ' Socrny and Latelle. Saturday—N. De V. Howard Chapter Plano solo—Lionell. U. D / C., will hold a cooked ofod The quostion o f Sanford maintain­ Your Calendar Bank is Ready— Get it NOW snlo. at .McCuller’s Store. ing tho band throughout the summer Monday—Wcsmlnstor Club will moct was discussrd and a committee named at tho home of Mrs. Joo Chittenden to confer with tho City Commission on Eighth and Laurel avenue at and othor organisations in tho city threo-thlrty. and seo If ways and means could not 'Monday— St Agnos Guild will meet be provided to maintain the Jband at the home o f Mrs. S. M. L]oyd during the summer months. ^ on Park avenue at three o’clock. Tom Jones was scheduled to spoak, SERVICE PR O G R E SSSTRENGTH but the doctor hiving ordered him to stay in doors fo r thirty days—ho Is suffering with stago cramps— hd was not present, but was fined $10.00 and FOR R E N T Dr. Brownleo took his plnco on the programme and discussed the “ Rela­ FOR RENT— Three room, house on tion of the Klwanls Club to tho City Sanford Heights, $12.50 per month. in which wo live." Tho Doctor had •Geo. Hunter, Routq A, Box fCO-B. put somo time on this subject and , 311-3tp Mr. and'Mrs. B. W. Howltt o f Boll P O U IlHNT-I nicely furnished 'Ted ding, Mich., nre among the Tecent ar brought the club many good points room, 2 bods in room If desired. rivals and nro stopping at the/M oa along that line. His address was enJoyed throughout, by everyono exReasonable. 314 East Gth St. 311-2tp I * Classified Ads 5c a line. No tezuma. cept J. C. Dean—who explain ed later t o ....ad taken for less than 25c. FO k RENT— Comfortable light house­ that ho enjoyed the speech but got t o and positively no classified keeping rooms, 318 Palmetto Avopeeved with tho Doctor fo r having t o sds charged to anyone. Cash nue. 311-r»tp drawn his name to speak four weeks t o must accompany all orders, from yesterday. Brownlee and Dean t o Count five words to s line both bolng of tho good natured sort t o and remit accordingly. soon mado up and Dean promises n deep Thesis on why Bachelors should bo taxed, when ho makes his speech. . WANTED Several Liza Janers strolldd in after the cocktails had been .devoured WANTED— Position ns stenographer by sooner members, but as tho aforeby young lady with somo cxpuricnco. said song always makes Forrest Lako Reforonco furnished. Address “ Miss ci y real tears they were let o ff with LOST C" enro of this office. 311-3tp' only one verse. WANTED— Enorgotic, well acquaint­ STOLEN— National bicycle, practical­ , This being the last lunchoon/boly now. No. 8— 173822. In enro of ed salesman for Seminole county to Misses M. Llnbarge and Anna B. fore Or. Hyman is to leave for Tamsoil Willys Light plants. — Hof-Mnc Mrs. S. A. Chancellor, 503 West Third jffmnn of Now York City were pa h0 Was called on to say good-bye, 309-3tp Battery Co. , 809-3tp. St. m /■ /w ftr»*#r'r5L T i3 mrr •■tertaioiaar, WANTED— Ambitious 18-yonr-old LOST— Silver Mesh Bag. Reward if returned to D.%1. Thrnshor, white apprentice to lenrn automo­ 'Sll-Gtc bllo electrical trade.— Hof-Mnc Bat­ tery Co. 301 LOST— Octagon shaped wrist wnch on black silk ribbon at or near tho WANTED— Wo hnvo opening for 80VPrincess Thontor. Flndor return to oral young ladies of refinement in 811 Park avenue. 811-8tc and around Sanford who desiro work which is vory dignlfod, but yet offers splendid financial remuneration. SELLING FINE TRACT Phono 25-W for personal interview. OF FARMING LAND IN • ' 309-3tc SEMINOLE ANI) ORANGE "WANTED— House, or unfurnished rooms by couplo. I’hono 295-W. In the Daily Herald appears an ad­ 307-fltp vertisement of thb East OtHngo Land WANTED— Team work. Apply M. Company, calling attention to tho Hanson Shoo Shop. 12,000 acres o f fine farming land be­ W a n t e d t o TitAi>b— pnir of hors ing opened up to development In es for Ford truck in good condition. Seminole and Ornngo counties in tho M. Ilnnson Shoe Shop. 30G-12tp eastern* part o f tho, county. The new rond to-tho bench from Orlando goes FOR SALE through this property and joins tho The FOR SALE— Sound horse, $75.00. A p ­ hard roads in Seminole county. ply to E. F. Lundquist nt Crown Pit- lands havo rnllrond facilities and good per Co. 311-2tp drainage and nro bound to ^irove FOR SALE— Small farm with build- whnt the owners sny they have.' Five lngs. “ H " care Herald. 808-5tp and ten acre tracts for men who nre able to qwn winter homes am) small FOR SALE!— New Ford, never run; groves and farms in Florida. The $16.00 under market price.— A. L. men who are behind this project nro Boy, 208 Park Avo. 807-7tp men well known In this part of the /FOR SALE— Two story business state, men o f affairs and mon who building. Apply to tho ownor, Klon can bo relied upon to sell lands upon Arcs, 805 0th St. 284-26tc tholr m erit J. M. Russell is representing tho FOR SALE— Warehouse with R. R. siding. Within four blocks o f center East Ornngo Land Co., and will put on the sales service fo r the lands. o f city. Rond tho advertisement in the Daily Oco. W. KNIGHT ’ ' • 272-tfc Herald. FDR SALE— One B flat and B flat clarinet French ave. THE REASON WHY— Mlno Locomotivos, Factory Trucks, Bnttloshlps, Airplanes, Submarines and railroads roly almost, exclusively on “ EXIDE" UATTERIE^ Is because of their heavy capacity, ruggod construction. Thoro Is an “ EXIDE" Battory mado to fit ovory make automobllo with 3 to 7 years sorvico. Soo us about an “ EXIDE" fo r your car.— RAY BROTH­ ERS, “ EXIDE" BATTERY SER­ VICE. 811-tfc-daw CARD CREAM PUFFS Saturday at Daylight Bakery, 8J8 Sanford Avo. - • 81-ltc 5 B * ■ S KEYSTONE LIME PRICE ream Where good lovo and Tho many friends o f Mr. O. Smith o f Laurel nvertuo will be grieved to henr that ho Is In the Ornngo General HonpitnJ nt Orlnndo, having had his leg amputated above the kneo in an accident Ho is an employee o f the A. C. L. Railway, being In the trans­ portation department. JENNY SPAULDING CIRCLE The Jenny Spnuldlng Circle o f the Missionary Society of the Baptist Church,’ met with Mrs. Ashley Kelly at her homo on Went Hughey street, Thursday aftomoon. There was a. good attendance of members and a very interesting pro­ gram rondered. After the program tho hostess served refreshments. Tho Circle next week will have an all day quoting with Mrs. Arthur Lossing at hor home, on tho Orlando Rood. AH tho members aro urged to attend. mad love meet on tho common level Post Cards a t'th e Herald Office. FOR SATURDAY . A \ DRESSED HENS, lb..................... 40c a ■ 9 • LIVE HENS, lb.............................. 35c J s * g g t FRESH SALT WATER FISH RED SNAPPER FISH isTEAK per lb........................ *.............. 25c ■ » B J J 5 J i Phone 372-W 327 Sanford Avenue 1 Store in Florida ■ Mrs. Katherine Livingston Eagan ■ 10 Stores in ,Georgia o f jAckionville, is spending the week­ end here ns tho guest o f Mrs. B. J. Starling. Mrs. Engnn is greatly im­ pressed with Sanford and expects to return Hater for an extended visit. Phone 127 i Sanford’s New Store LADIES’ DEPARTM ENT MEN’S DEPARTMENT MANVILLE CHAM BRAY 'N e w shipments of In pink, lavender, green, blue, tan and red. 27-in. wide, yard— SHIRTS Collars attached in white, tan and Steele Fancy Stripe Poplin * SHIRTING In white and tan, 88-in. wide, yard Ladles’ Parampunt , SILK HOSE In brown, black and white, pair Today we received a big lot of large samples from our tailoring house. Have your suit tailor made before Easter. EASTER Comes on » • — ------------------ :------------------P A Y C A S H ----------------;----- --------------- — Save while your earning: power is greatest—later it will be l e s s — then you will need what you could have saved now The Ghurchwell Co FIRST STREET Q U A LITY D. W . Griffith’ S P E C I A L S saxophono Notice To Farmers Erentng Pictures Start of th anks We desiro to thank th oxktndd and loving friends fo r the sympathy ex­ tended us In our lafe bereavement; also fo r the beautifull floral offer­ ings. « Mr. and Mrs. John Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hancock, Mr. and Mrs. Joo Peterson, , Mr. and rMs. James Petersop. terdny for Jacksonville. to say good-bye, fq r ho expected to --------- * _ _ _ _ _ 1retnin an Interest In S an fy d and esThc tunny friends o f John Abraham peclnlly in tho Club, and would merewill 4)0 glad to know that ho is able ly say 'So long till I see you again.' to be out again after a three w eeks, = = = = = _= = = = = = = = s = = j =5===== IllnoBs nt his homo on Sanford Heights. . ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■! Wight Bros., Co., are selling so OBITUARY, much gas and oil that they are ob­ liged to start another filling station Snmuuol R. Woods was born Octo­ Tho world nt your door every oven on Magnolia avenue south o f the ber 10, 1857, and departed this life ing for 15c.— Doily Herald. othor station. March 21, 1022 at an ago o f 84 years, 5 months and 2 days. He hud made his home in Sanford for several years during which tlmo ho. had gained the respect and friend­ ship of tho entire community -by his integrity and kindness. Eleven months ago, ho was stricken Just Arrived with paralysis ‘from which ho never fully recovered, although treated by Fresh Carload o f that Good Old Reliable sqme o f tho best physicians in the state. ,Tho funeral took place Thursday afternoon, March 23, at tho Osteen cemetery, p r. S. J. Walker of the First Methodist church o f Sanford officiating. Nuff Sed ' _ Mr. Woods loaves one son, and ;three daughters to mourn his loss: Mr. John Woods o f Sanford; Mrs. Phone Us Your Wants Telephone 135 Gertrude Hancock, o f Miami; Mr*. Melissa Peterson, o f Seville; and They W ill Have Our Usual Prompt Attention Mrs. Agnes Peterson o f ihuluota. Heartfelt sympathy is vtended to the bereaved ones by L . entire com­ munity. SERVICE Children's Wash Suits being closed out at half prlco at Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. ' 810-0tc Pies, Tarts and CookicB of gll kinds at the Daylight Bakery, 818 Sanford Ave. * \ 311-ltc ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a WELAKA BLOCK I b m b j b s b b s b ib k ® �;v \ ;' 4 ,7 (| the H era ld Ilulldlm x, 10T H (R n n ll( H*nf«r<i Kla. THE HERALD PRINTING CO. l'U lllil NUKUS II. H. I». C. J. J. A. I« H O l.I.Y .................... — ...... ...E d itor L ll.l.A U ll____ H ecr*l*r 7r-T r r n »n r e r NKHL...........- ...... G eneral M nnnner III W IN ........ t:irr«il"lloB M nnnacr P hon e I 4N up to OiUO I*. H. A dvertlalm r lln lra Made I t n o n u on A pp lica tion hnvo been installed and there is no doubt that the warnings of agricul­ turists who have experience should bo heeded— rest the Innda from potatoes for as one experienced grower from Arlstook, Mo., recently snaid somo morning the Hastings growers are go­ ing to wake p and And that the bliht hus swept their crop o ff the mnp ov­ er night.— I’ alatka News. THE I.UItE OF WEALTH S tih .rrlpllim P rice In A dva n ce Why does the sucker crop never Onr V rnr ....... — .............- ................. ~ " * 2 ’22 fail? Why do people in tho fneo of Mix M onth* ------ -------- --------------- — Itrllv rrrd In C ity by C a rrier Onr W r r li ...........~....... .............. — I® Centa all warning and experience, continue lN -pau r , W .e e k ly H erT he IllK 13 to --------------aid en tirely ro v rra Sem inole C C ounty and la puhllahrd e t f r y F rid a y . A d v e r­ tisin g rntra nindr k n o w n on a p p lica ­ tion. D em ocra tic In p o litico . I M O per year, alw nya In a d va n ce.________________ MEM IIEH T IIK ASSO CIATED 1‘ tlKBH ‘1® Now for n little rain and a little rest. Sanford celery lias the world Bitting up and tnking nourishment. Fnud hns been made king of Egypt. Name sounds rather fuzzy or fezzy mid should bo all right for the Arabs, ------------ o------------Hustings potato growers are think­ ing of growing celery. Better stick to your last— Maine Cobblers—with apologies to the shoemakers. v-./l Banker in town in Florida the other day set the time lock and then left und hns not been seen since. He will probably come hack when the time lock opens itself. Snm Small and the rest of the AntiSaloon crusaders say that a combined effort is being made to bring thu saloon back and that 1,000 speakers will be sent into all the states in the union. Good time to scare them, Sam, and keep your job going. ------------ o Tampa is coming in for a cleaning and scouring by the hootch •hounds nnd hundreds of them are hitting Mi­ ami, Tampa and other Florida cities in the effort to wipe out the booze. This is tin* only way to give the law n real test. Wipe it out sure enough and fix it so no one can get any. A well known resident of Orange county upon being importuned to run for county commissioner said he could not subscribe to the oath of Democracy for while he voted in the primaries and supported all the stato and coun­ ty Democrats he also voted for a Re­ publican president. There are whole families like him in Florida only few of them are as truthful. DIVERSIFIED CROPS ON POTATO LANDS Recent experiments in this county in growing o f crops other than pota­ toes has receoived considerable linpetus, but not sufficient to centrnlizc a market, such as Hastings now enjoys or as Snnfort enjoys. More general Diversification is ncctut, and if this sccttion can be established as the center of somo other early vegetable than tho potato it will double the importunic of the counties. Right now several of the more pro­ gressive potato growers of thc Has­ tings sccttion are experimenting with other crops than potatoes, but on a very limited scale. The general op­ inion is that celery is tho most adap­ table, from all points of considera­ tio n and from revenues already proven. It finds ready market, yields about twice as much per acre ns po­ tatoes, is just about ns easily culti­ vated and entails about the same haz­ ard. That splendid celery can be grown on the potato lands of Putnum und St. Johns counties has already been proven beyond question. At Florahome there are several very fine patchos. W. G. Tilghmnn Bent to the News office recently (wo as fine huuchcs of celery as we have ever seen come out o f Kalinuzoo, nnd there are several instances right in the Has­ tings section where experiments hnvo rewarded the growers handsomely. This section lias every facility for sub-irrigation, considered so neces­ sary to the successful growing of cel­ ery. Adequate drainage systems 1 GROCERIES I 1 FRUITS j " AND VEGETABLES i Courtesy nnd Prompt Ser­ vice Our Motto 1 DEANE TURNER Photic* 4'J7-19< , W E! AKA BLOCK \ THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1922 PAGE TWO PvMUhrd fT*ry ■l«rrn»o« ***f>pt Sub- U :t -v UNCLE HANK Florida taking its rightful place in tho cattle industry and also in tho estab­ lished markets o f tho world. The time for “ cussing” has gone by; likoWlso the time for sharp prac­ tices in the state legislature. The time is opportune for practical, straightforward action along well de­ fined lines. Bucking “ tho whole Unit­ ed States” has cost the cattlemen of Florida npd the stnto dearly. If this is being properly appreciated it is tho first step on the rond to tho prosper­ ity that awaits the Florida cattle In­ dustry, conducted and maintained as it must bo in order to be profitable and to be permitted in nssoc'ntion with and to u ijoy the privileges o f cnttlcme ilia other states and countries.— The Florida Times-Union. consumed In grenter amounts than now thnt tho ranges nro gone nnd grazing is restricted. Whether will­ ing or not reduced supply would drlvo consumers to u diminished portion.— Tampa Tribune. ------------- o------------Herald wnnt ads got results. Thoso good Sunday dinners^, kind that you will onjoy and hly* been enjoying at tho Seminole rJ2 tomorrow. Universal knocking in time bring, fcforrn ” U doesn’t „ppcnr to done much for tho weather, howevei! | Fishermen Take Notice!! 5 OUR A N N U A L CONTEST W ILL OPEN *> to fall viettims of plnsible sharpers who mako good livings by selling CEI5 * A PR IL 1ST, 1922 * worthless stocks and bonds? An old \ : speculator, writing in nn eastern pn£ Get your tackle ready and win one o f the three prizes [ per, gives the answer. He says it is the desire to “ get rich qlck.” He’s LESS MEAT CONSUMED. Th’ voice of th* devil often spenks right, too, though he should have ad­ to a feller through uu uacouifortubla FIRST PRIZE— Shakespeare Reel j ded that all the suckers do not live church pew. Efforts made during the war to in big cities, but that many are to be SECOND PRIZE— Heddon Rod. conserve nient products appenr to found in towns the size of DcLand. most hospitable and nothing can bo have had u permanent effect in rcducThe pathetic part o f valueless spec­ charged against Ocala except that ing the consumption of meat. At leust THIRD PRIZE— Best Silk Line. ulation is thnt if somebody offers many yenrsjjpgo, permitted Tom W a t-' tho experience of those duys hns hud the smnll investor 10 per cent to 12 son and his gang to invade it a n d 1a part in the situation revenled by Boss must be caught with Rod, Reel and Artificial Bait pur­ per cent for n cash loan he would be- b(dd n p opuii„t convention thero, and the bureau o f unimnl industry of the chased of the come suspicious and hold out on his ^ivc birth to tbo p opunBt or “ Ocala agricultural department. A report re­ money; but if n swindler come along platform.” cently issued shows that production of and gives him a smooth talk about j But 0 cnla wnsn't to blnmo nm, if meat in 1921 was 1,500,000,000 pounds nn undeveloped.oil well or gold mine orlnndo and other cities wnnt the less than in 1918. In thc lntter year or a new auto which will travel 50 i capital removed they will quietly lay the exports amounted to 2,500,000,000 miles on a pint of gasoline, or n pn- asidu 8C|f|„hness nnd center on Ocala, pounds while last year they were hut tent churn which will turn lard into If Orlando nnd Ocala both-get in- 820,000,00 pounds. This might ex­ butter, and assure him that within n to thc fight then Tallahassee will plain a portion of tile falling o ff both year a few hundred dollars, if inves- kLH,p it.—Jacksonville Observer, in production and consumption were it once, will return enough to — onot that it is known that since 1910 make him rich, he will hand him the CATTLEMEN SEEING THE LI (HIT. the consumption o f beef has declined cash. No matter how hard the times about 20 pounds per cupitn nnd a the fool crop never fails. The I’ unta Garda Herald, it appears birgo part o f that was brought about , For every one, who gets , , rich quick- by the evidence available, hns been by thc effect of tho war. Of lamb VOLIE WILLIAMS, Proprietor \r°_°n romping on the Arcadia Enterprise,1and mutton Americans consume a more quickly, Taking a chance is n]I the latter a newspaper published in comparatively small amount. Pork a right if you can afford it, hut about |h(f h(mrt of KlorIUn catt,c men’s coun­ production in 1920 nnd 1921 fell ho­ the only chance the average blue sky A.|iethor ur nol they hold owner- low that o f 1010. It lt is is < estimated that BUICK and OLDSMOBILE salesman sells is a chance on being Hh| tho 8ecUoR8 of th, culintry, last year the average c consumption of found out before he gets out If ev- , wh|eh th Sales and Service they havc have chlim, claimedd thc the in. in- beef hoof was was 57 57 pounds, pounds, v veal 8 pounds, crybody would turn a deaf ear to all herent ..........right . ..........lhlllr ,,v„ niutton ami lamb l! nm to pasture their live mutton and lamb (5 pounds and pork agents who offer unlisted nnd un, ... , , stock. That aside for the time being, ” 2 pounds, nown sn u n us or sa e, sc mg the Herald's romping has brought Americans have not abandoned meat First Class Mechanics terpriae would be directed to legiti­ from the Enterprise a very signifi- eating by any means but they are findmate things and the country would enut admission, one that gives hope mg substitutes. There are some comIn one o f the most up-to-date Garages in the City prosper through the savings o f the lh((t lif;ht h a s t „ lh(Wt. mai„ly plaint at first about the “'meatless , piop i . ou can n at t u ot icr i - ruHpona[b|t, for tbu darkness that has days” in wartime but it was ooson disSERVICE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED o\%. gniiu, am i u ms soim t ung fallen upon tipon the thecattle cattle industry industry ininthis this covered covered that thatthey theyproved provedno norereal liardfor sale cheap that would make you state. Iship. That doubtless led eventually rich you ought to hnvo brains enough The Punta Gorda newspaper, it np- to reduction in meat allowance on to know that he would he buying all pears, has been regretting “ the fact,” other days. The higher prices also the stock for himself.— Del,and Sun. to quote from the Arcadia Journal, had something to do with the situn“ that there was no market for our tion, especially since unemployment CAPITAL REMOVAL beef although the cattle on the prair- set in. People cannot eat meat when SANFOItD. FLA. * 115 MAGNOLIA AVENUE —, ... . . , ies were increasing to such an extent they have not tho money to buy it. It if Iropos. on oruiune t nnip •that jt wna causing alarm to the cat- is probable thnt the trend thus retall o f Florida from Tallahassee to t | A „ this U8 introductory to veiled will continue. When meat was some more suitable place is attract­ the aforesaid significant admission plentiful anil cheap naturally it was ing considerable attention throughout on the pi t of the Enturpnriso, which the state. says: That the present location is most in Circuit Court for thc Seventh Judi We warn the Herald to be not unsuitable is clear to four-fifths of cinl Circuit of the Stnto of Flordeceived as wo are not to be the people of Florida. That Tnllnhns- i Idn, in nnd for Seminole Coun­ mocked with impunity by any­ see Is most inaccessible is beyond ty.— In Chancery body. We have cussed tho cutquestion. DIVORCE tlcmen some ourselves in the The train service to anil from Tal­ Charlotte Downey, Complainant, past, but we have all learned a lahassee is nothing short of disgrace­ vs. good deal lately and we find that ful. Thc accomodations at the TnlRaymond Downey, Respondent. we did not know everything un­ lahnssce' depot would be discreditable ORDER FOR PUBLICATION der the sun about the cattle bus­ to a hack-woods village. The State of Florida to Raymond Savings should havc as definite a place in iness, and the cattlemen have de­ To reach the capital at present Downey, New Willard Hotel, Wash­ cided that they can't buck the the family expense account as the hills for four-fifths o f the people would waste ington, D. C.: whole United States and get two days in going nnd two days in You are hereby commnndcd to be fuel, food, light and clothes. away with it. .So, we believe it returning. and appear in the above entitled is time to lay o ff the hammerTallahassee is surrounded by class­ cause on tho Rule Day in April, A. und-tungs stuff and got our heads If you would be successful, you must allot a a ic red hills and sweet southern senti­ D. 1922, viz: the 3rd day of April, A. together and try to work out a ■ ment, neither of which nre regarded I). 1922; otherwise, the bill of com­ ■ certain part o f your salary to thrift. plan where they can get a mar­ l ns an asset ns relates to the capital plaint filed In said cause will ho taken a ket for their cattle and Florida ■ o f n state. ns confessed by you. Witness the a can get in some much needed The Peoples’ Bank of Sanford cordially in­ The capital o f any state should be Honorable Jnmos W. Perkins, ns a money to case up thu tightness a located in a progressive city within Judge of the above court, and my a vites the deposits of the small saver. of the money situation which is a easy reach o f a majority o f tho peo­ name as Clerk thereof, and tho seal stopping tho wheels of industry Make yourself save— and succeed, You enn J ple. of said Court, at Sanford, Seminole a just now. The capital removal issue many County, Florida, on this tho 2*lth dny a do so if you will. Assuming that the newspaper above i of Fobrunry, A. D. 1922. >’,!nrs nK° excited a bitter fight, nnd a quoted is speaking for the cattlemen ■ (SE A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, t,u> capital would then have been rea of at least its Immediate section, and moved from Tallahassee hut for the Clerk Circuit Court, ■ silly fight which resulted in four or in which they are quite numerous, Seminole County, Fla. what it says is inspiring with hope. five cities, wanting the cnpital and By: V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. entering the contest It wns a fight It indicates a “ change o f heart” on JOHNSON & GARRETT, started for Jacksonville and by Jack­ tlie part of thu owners of great and Kissimmee, Florida, sonville, but when the election oc- Hma11 her,la of cnltl«» indlcatoa “ »at Counsel for Complninnnt. currcd the ppposition to Tallahassee !,arkncH8 that 100 ,on« ,laH prevailed 288-Gte. . . . . . » . . a « a . i s . » » . H a a a B i i i a a a < i p > a a a a a i i i » H * 1' was divided nnd Tallahasnee retained 'H penetrated by the light ot reason. For a time it wns imagined And Tallahassee will again retain it and asserted that thu cattlemen hud if four or five cities go out after it rights which even the government instead of centering the fight on one was bound to respect. Now, note the change. If the Enterprise is stating city. Now which city is the best loentod thu "Huation correctly, as it is fair to ALL NEXT WEEK assume that it is, then thu cattlemen for the cnpitnl? are ready to admit that the governUnquestionably Jacksonville. ,Jacksonville is tho most accessible munt liaa ««mo rights that even owncity in Florida, and twice tho size o f urH of catt,c must aspect. For inthe next largest city. |stance, the government instituted and BUT JACKSONVILLE CANNOT maintained quarantine against tick infested cattle. GET IT. IN THE BIG TENT rejoicing Thero will lie genuine Even when Jaeksonvilfo tried to socure it before, tho Times-Union op- U'mighout Florida if it proves true Auspices Kiwunis Club Hospital Benefit posed its own city vigorously as did tl,at the cattlemen of tho state are the politicians who are blindly led by «coing the light nnd are sincerely willthis newspaper. |ing to walk therein. If they nro, then Jacksonville would not bo united on reason will guide them to where “ all any proposition. If Christ enme to will be well,” not only with tho entBand and Orchestra— All New Flays— Vaudeville— Saxaphone Quartette Jacksonville and stopped out in tlcmcn hut with the state that now is Springfield, Riverside would “ cut up.” i»ol«tod and shut o ff front tho cattle OPENING PLAY MONDAY If thu whole stato of Florida should markets that nro ho very essentia! to a offer Jacksonville tho cnpitnl thoro' prospering cattle industry, would eb such a fight against location 1 R lho Florida cattlemen actually that somo fellow would go to tho «»d clearly are sqolng the light; if, courts with an injunction. It’s Just ns the Arcadia Enterprise says, it is V a u d e v ille B e tw e e n A cts A Comedy DramaJacksonville's way. -The people have time for them to get their “ heads tonover been unanimous on anything. ! gothor and try to work out a plan So Jacksonville is not in tho capital where they can get a market for their LADIES FREE M ONDAY removal fight. • cattlo," and the cattlehmen seriously Admission .....................................................................................15c and 3jc Then whnt is the next boHt thing? realize this and honestly endeavor to. Why Ocala o f course. |start tho now clogged wheels of their Wnr Tax Included Oculn is a beautiful city and the Important industry, then there is en, location is Ideal. Tho people are courngcmcnt for nil who want to see Bail H a r d w a r e Williams Garage| Williams Garage A N ecessary R e q u is ite - The Peoples Bank of Sanford j COMING COMING John Lawrence Stock Co. PEOPLE “MOTHER AND SON” �V'T; THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, PAGE FOUR PANARAMA ■"—" —■■—" I " " " " " WEDNESDAY KcKinnon’s ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■I ■ ■ ■ ■i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a The Seasons— Betty M cl Smith and Margaret 20th Century Sweet Sixi 16th Century Sweet Sixb Sport Girl........................... Youth and Old A ge........... Young Married S e t .......M Colonial D a m e .................. Sleeping B e a u ty .............. The N u r s e ........................ . M ilk -m aid.......................... Coquette ........................... M adonna........................... . The B r id e ......................... Farmer B o y ..................... Fashion Favorites— Mrs, Mrs. Walkman. A rc what your Banker ana successim UUOltivuM —— — W hy go outside when you can get the full legal rate at home? Right where you can see what you are getting Music— Piano kindness ol Quartette Soloist. PUI and can watch it grow. t* - * i ft t . . j •i The Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co. CHUI On the Okeechobee Urunct ta, Fla., among the plnea modern brick hotel, with claM cuisine. Rates $2.50 cording to location of roo has proved to be a big success. The business offered the present season was nearly double what the mill could take care of. Messers Zachary and Tyler wish to expand the MRS. CHAS. ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Kiicinpss and build a larger— The Lo Trail 1 Wendit but to take all o f the risk themselves and allow the Public to invest in .. .. To Florida. * .. From Florida Tourists, Hor First Mortgage Worlds From afar, 1 Going homo j to the brim with pors" fully satisf thuslasm. which will be secured by a First M ortgage on their entire plant and extensions, so there will be— I \i ' y. 'v * r p ^ A. M 1 *» •y• Those now c Will they like the politan air of tin soil, the cducatioi phoro, the opport Of course thoy wl ' %iskWhatever to the Investor • _ *« . f f I * Most of their \ l These Bonds will bear interest at 8 per cent, payable a — : Annnaiiv with an Additional Bonus to the Farmer W rite or call on us for fu ll details. The story of To carry thol to millions rnoro MAGAZINE, a m Florida quali four-color art co' figures and fnnch It's for ALL FJoi The April is copy; $2.D0 a yen: THE FL< Ilisbce Illdg. t IIHIMUIHMIIIUUMUBIUIHIIIIIII iB sasiasssasiSisssiiSisssH av a a iA.HgK i “ ' '*■ *' • •. • ,.i „ .’..cMiflrtj'j . .ii* . V.fe * *• . -.439 : FOR T 9 ALL ^ FLORIDA ' ry>!'Htin ji i i i n ii i i u i i i ii i i �I *■ . I • V ■• ■' EnBHgnlXra i’ f - • ' ii'ii ■ . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1922 PAGE FOUR PANARAMA OF I K S PICTURES W EDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 8:30 P. M. KcKinnon’s and Wallsman’s Lawn lai h h m la la H. S. NOTES hi m an ia» ha ha ha h a 'la i ha ha ha 'L a The Seniors" certainly had a “big PROGRAMME* time’’ Monday, ovon if it did start * out badly by raining. Tho girls camo The Seasons— Betty McKinnon, Marloh Ann Powers, Juanita to school all decked out like little Smith and Margaret Purdort. kids and in tho afternoon took many 20th Century Sweet Sixteen.........................................Mildred Holly pictures, tho funniest positions were: nbrenst n mule and wagon (Florence 18th Century Sweet Sixteen........................................................ NaomiScoggan Henry climbed up on the mule's Sport Girl.....................................................................Miss Humphreys back, and when tho mulo started to Youth and Old A ge.................. Agnes Dumas and Adelaide Higgins move, sho simply flow o ff-) Young Married S o t .......Mrs. Ben Caswell and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff Others showed thorn on top o f tho Colonial t>am e..........................................................Mrs. B. J. Starling school bus, a "mock wedding," "mock bicycle race," etc. W m Hk! Bleeping Beauty ............................................................Florence Henry The N u r s e .................................................................. Mrs. L. L Frazier Mr. Boyd visited us in chapel, also, M ilk-m aid.............................................. 1...............................C. E. Henry Monday, probably intending to favor with ono o f his flno selections, but Coquette ........................................................ Mrs.us Coleman M adonna.................................................... ........... ................Mrs. Lloyd seeing tho great commotion that tho Senior "kids" wero raising, let tho The B r id e ................................................. .................. Mrs. Percy Mero Senior girls mount tho platform and Farmer B o y ............................................................- ........H, R. Stevens sing "Mary had a littlo Laamb," etc. Fashion Favorites— Mrs. Housholder, Mrs. Drumond, Mrs. Lewis, Zitlnh'a teddy bear was too cute for nnnythlng. Mr. Boyd didn’t sing for Mrs. Wallsman. . Music— Piano kindness o f Mr. Hintermister Quartette tV*-1 , Soloist..................................................... Mrs. Emma Abbott Lyhman ADMISSION 35c PUBLIC INVITED us after all— maybe he got Jealous o f tho way tho Senior girls sang, ( ? ) Tho Sally contract has been drawn up, so that moanB that pretty soon our good old Salmagundi will go to press. Tho Junior are preparing to givo a piny sometimes soon, farther an­ nouncement to appear lntor. CHULUOTA INN "Home, Sweet Homo," by. GnlliCurci, and "On Tho Miami Shore," by s --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- s ■ On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Coast Railway, Chulno- H Fritz Kreislor, wero two o f tho best J ta, Fla., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date ■ records wo’ve heard in a long timo. ® modern brick hotel, with private batha and hot water heat. First m Tho Sonior Class wlshos to thank 1 class cuisine. Rates $2.S0 to |&50 per day; $10 to $18 per week{ ac- ■ Mnrlon Hnnd for tho delightful time 5 cording to location of room. 5 they had at her "kid" party last Fri­ 5 ___________ ____ __ _________________________________________ ■ day. Although tho Klan lecture \ MRS. CHAS. D, BRUMLEY, Manager j claimed n few Soniors, most o f them ■ "* ■ wore there nnd greatly enjoyed tho ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a games played, "Pinning tho Donkey’s Tall,” "Grab-Bag" etc. Whon tho enko was cut Robert T. got tho dia­ mond, Margaret E. tho button, and Harold C. the thimble, and Frederick Rines tho dime. I "V 1 Wiil t ;j i up $ I \ LonLong The | ■ j Trail That’s Wending | To Florida. From Florida. 8■ Tourists, Uoniescckcrs, Investors. i i From afar, here—there— everywhere. Going homo joyous — radiantly huppy — filled to tho brim with Floridn sunshine. *Tho "first trippors” fully satisfied—tho "regulars" with added en­ thusiasm. Those now coming to Florida nre anticipating, Will they like tho climate, tho hospitality, the cosmo­ politan air of tho cities, tho productiveness of tho soil, the educational advantages, tho mornl atmos­ phere, the opportunities in many avenues of trade? Of courso they will. • Most of them wilt stay. Tho story of their success will bring others. To carry thoir Btory— Florida’s wonderful story to millions moro is the object o f THE FLORIDA MAGAZINE, a new nutionul monthly. * Florida quality is represented in its handsome four-color nrt cover. Its pages givo Floridn facts, figures and fancies in true national magnzino style. It’s for ALL Floridu. a ■ ■ 1 The April issue is on tho stands. copy; $2.50 a year to any address. 25 cents a THE FLORIDA MAGAZINE Blsbee Hldg. Jacksonville, Florida two stor’ is o f Thomas Burke known as "Gina o f Chinatown" and "The Sign o f tho Lamp.*' The lo ce lf la set In Ltmehouse, London. Althugh It might be said to encompoaa the world when it comes to the final an­ alysis of the humana who trip gayly through the several scenes op dram­ atic effects directed by Mr, Griffith. A trinity of characters In the per­ sons o f a young girl, Gypsy Feirj la the only logical answer to your "Spike" McFadden and his brother, "BUllo" are tho youthful creatures problems and to ours. Only through aroupd which is woven a romance o f dramatic love filled with poetic vuconsistent Co-operation can this com­ Ions and governed by the Good and munity enjoy the benefits for which Evil influences o f this world symbol­ ized In two remarkable characters. this bank has striven so long and con­ They ai;e Good, embodied by a street scientiously, preacher and Evil portrayed by a .4 i Street fiddler. They seem to set the Let's talk It over together. mental directions o f our little p.*o pie flitting through this street o f dreams and gaining a goal akin to paradise even on this earth. Mr. Griffith baa assembled a cast of rare talent to enact the roles of "Dream Street," Carl Dempster la tho Gypsy Fair. The "Spike" McFsd* den o f the story Is taken by Ralph Graves whllo his brother "Billie" la portrayed by Charles Emmett Mack. A COMMUNITY BUILDER Tyrone Power Is the symbolised street peeacher by Good and tho Evil F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, CuhJlr ono In the stecet fiddler la done by Moran Wallace. W. J. Fosguson ploys Gypsys father and tho great NOTICE TO FARMERS—Just ar­ Sway Wan, o f Chinese noble berth it rived, fresh carload o f that good old impersonated by Edward Poll. reliable KEYSTONE L IM E .. Nuff "Dream Street" will be at the Stai sod. Telephone 135. Phono us your Theater totight— last night wants. They will have our usual prompt attention.— Hill Lumiwr Com­ NOTICE TO FARMERS—Just ar­ pany. Sorvice, quality, price. 30D-3tc rived, fresh carload o f that good old reliable KEYSTONE LIME. N uff IHI| sod. Telephone 135, Phono us your THOS. J. A. REIDY wants. They will have our usual Attorney and Counsellor-at-Uw prompt uttontion.— Hill Lumber Com­ Practicing In State and Federal Court* pany. Sorvlce, quality, prlco. 300-3tc Over Semlnolo County Bank First National Bank! = PROFESSIONAL = AND BUSINESS = DIRECTORY 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. Then sec Mr. Lunicr, for prices nnd terms. 288-tfc i %f SOUS’ fVSUflit \ ft •v . IX Y iH lin iliiis iiiiiu iiiiiiiiiB a s is M ft • V • 'f * i J Great Central American 111 Park Avenue l ^ a_ t V # ." ,v ’ 1•’ . j ' V ','J >f • . ' '* ■' V ,i , 1■ -, I J V., i* >■'1A■ :Ja Jrt V■1i-i J1.[r' :J „■' y„ jN1' 'u' *'■'■■ t.* 1* 1I ■1‘ - l Corner Flr«t and Oik Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; if ne j tell us. Phone 498 Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call 14G-J W. RAWLING, Prop. V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDBI 517 Commercial Street Removed in 72 Hours Without, Drugs Here >is a great novelty company. The programs are both classical and Patna In Heart, Cheat. Shoulder, Arma— Angina pectorin—Difficult Breath, Smother­ ing. Dizzy, Fainting Bpella. Dropsical Swell* Inca, Albumen and Boyar, hare been perman­ ently relieved within 72 hornre to 2 maeSe. without D re e , mod Afwtfcfaee. in thniaanda of caeca, by The Walden Method. W% of •uffrrer. of Heart Trouble. Cardiac Asthma. Angina, Blood Preeeure.ThreatenedPartly ala. Hardened Arteries and Kidney Complaints have no organla trouble and can be promptly and permanently relieved by The Waiden Method, without druga. Writs for U tw n book, copyrighted, explaining the Nature, Cauaea and Permanent Belief o f thee* com­ plaint#, withoutdm n. Scientific Ooniultaticn Chart, References, etc., which wld bo sent to aufTerere Free, upon rea l, t o f seta lament of their caao. Addrtea: Tho Walden Institute Sul to *07, Plymouth DM#- Haw Haven. Coca popular in character, and the audiences are always thoroughly pleased and delighted. STRIKING MUSICAL FIFTH NIGHT REDPATH Sanford, Fla. Geo. W. Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Workl Oversize Rings and Pins; Flywheel Steel Gear Banda; Crank Shafts turned; agents for Collie Inbonrd Outboard Motors. ------------ Then# « MEN Started life together, One of them paid rent all of his life; the other paid on a lot nnd home. When they came to-the last stretch on journey they met, one of them looked tired and d i s c o u r a g e d because all that he had to show for his life was a bunch o rent receipts), and the other looked liko he respected himscii and felt that he wns a man among men. (because be »>au accumulated a little something in his travels). FIVE BIG DAYS 5 Which man are y ju going to be? Season Tickets....... $3.00 * W e sell lots on easy terms with a small pay­ ment down Chautauqua Week J :j Meisch Realty Co. s Here APL. 4— APL. 8 i wans» atr r g wir n 't n va.5a « . A. P. CONNELLY, Agent a ' ■*\ . hXmUli \ ■f -k••■-j *1* T' wlis i | v * iv ** 5£ 1 • ; f (1-j ji .V j ( ' . >. * , £ Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe PlitoniJ [ TWO CHAUTAUQUA 1 Expert Auto Rcpnir Work SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS • * ’• FLORIDA SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. MARIMBA The Freshmen Class had n dobnto todny, (Friday), “ Thnt Tibcrcus Gracchus was greater than Cyrus Gincchus." In tho two sections, “ A " proved thnt TibcrctiH was greater nnd in "B " thnt Cyrus was greater. Be­ lieve us, Alton Guntir is some debat­ er. "Dream Street’’ is tho latest screen effort to come from D. W. Griffith. It is u tale o f romanco and love and laughter, symbolized with Good and Evil influences londing an enchant-, j ment rarely soon In Buch cinema projductlonB. Tho ideas arc Griffith i i i i i s i i i i i i i i i i while tho characters are takon from SANFORD our work guaranteed. i 1.tYi, i , , L ’ service— day and night. Our prices ure right and I m1T w * I1w ‘‘ prepared 1o give you real P in s & WELLS’ GARAGE NOVELTY FO R ALL .FLORIDA' better Contractor and Builder “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS" Sanford High had tho hondr of hav­ ing ns its guest, George L. Hossfold, tho world's chnmpion typist, Fridny afternoon. lie gnve such an Instruc­ tive talk concerning typewriting. Ho snyB ono must hnvo tho flvo follow­ ing qualities to ho a succocsfuul typ­ ist: Concentration,. Position, Rhy­ thm, Timo nnd Finger Movement. Ho certninly enn converse nnd work, too, nt tho Hnmo time. IK1- FO R ALL .FIDRIDA' Avenue, and nre Park Phone 30 The Freshmen have bought "The New Art Edition o f Real America in Romnnco," by Edwin Markham. They have planned to givo tho school something thnt is really something each yenr. The rest o f us nre glad they are so "high-clnss." "DREAM STREET" TO sn o w AT STAR TONIGHT FLORIDA S. O. Shinholser To Voile Williams’ Form­ Tho City Manager will rccoivo bids up to April first fo r tho moving of city stables nnd tho erection o f cot­ tage. Plans and details muy bo seen at tho City Manager’s office. C. J. ItYAN, 311-Otc City Manager. The High School Gloo Club was or­ ganized Monday nfternoon, with for­ ty members. The chairman, Mr. Boyd, called the meeting to order, nnd outlined tho work for tho rest o f tho school yenr. Officers wero elected ns follows: President, Lillie Ruth Spencer; Secretary, Domarius Musson; Trcnsurer, Borthnm Shepherd; Directoress, Mrs. G. E. McKay; Asst. Director, Mr. Boyd. This is the first Glee Club thnt has over been organ­ ized in Sanford High, nnd wo hope that it will be o f grant benefit to the pupils. , The Brothrhood o f Saint Andrew is playing baseball hero in Sanford, to­ dny against tho Lnko Monroe team. The visitors are being entertained for supper in tho Parish House after tho gnme. M A G A Z IN E . ; . Attorney-at-Law SANFORD er location iiit 111 The Seniors had a debate Tuesday on "Resolved thnt the country pro­ duces greater men than tho city." The affirmative side was represented by Florence Henry, Frances Dutton, Marion Hnnd nnd Fny LoBsing, while Victor McLnulin, Pnttyo Lyles, Margaret Z. nnd Bcrthnm Shepherd Bided with tho negntive. Tho dobnto wns cnrrled out splendidly, nnd it only goes to show us onco moro thnt wo hnvo sonio real tnlont in Sanford High. The affirmative won. George A. DeCottes Over Seminole County Bank NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS B. S. A. ^ WE’VE MOVED- J in it’-w iiiij | �• • !>*r " :nff'A’t £> r-ro/. r . Cs-3 , *. T/ff W wv*: J85B r/r '"TMKfir K rSf m tJUiiufii Ntt PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1922 ft ft ft ft ft ft ft n CHURCHES ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Tho folowing will bo tho services of tho Proahytorinn church Sunday: 9:15 a, m. Sunday School. 11 n. m.— Preaching. 2 p. m.— Junior C. E. 2:15 p. m.— Intermediate C. E. At 7:30 p. m. tho Preabyterinns will unite in the union acrvicca held at tho Bnptiat church with the over­ flow meeting at the Methodist church. This union service Is hold in view of the fact that this will be tho lust Sundny sorvfco of Rev. Geo. Hyman ns pnator in Sanford. METHODI9T CHURCH Sunday School at 0:30 a. in. Dr. Walker’s class at Princess The­ atre at 0:50 a, m. At 11:00 a. m. Dr. Walker will preach on "How to Worship." Sunday nftornoon nt 3:00 o’clock there will bo n baptizing nt the Woklwn river. Sundny night there will be big union services at Methodist and Baptist churches. This is the last timo Dr, Hyman will be heard in San­ ford and be will speak at both places. Will bo at the Methodist church promptly at 7:30 so bo on time. Holy Cross by n large and grow ing' Somo wlvoa are happy, and some choir. realize that their hURbnnda are afraid Miss Watkins, the Southern Field of thorn. Traveling Secretary for tho Glrla ----------------------------Friendly Society is holding mootings; NOTICE TO FARMERS—Just nrdnaily, with front and increasing in- rived, fresh cnrlond o f thnt good old torest. Those not coming, nro miss- reliable KEYSTONE LIME. Nuff ing a great opportnunlty.. , sod. Telephone 135. Phono ua your The Lenten services during tho wants. They wil| havo our usual week will bo ns according to tho prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Comscchcdulc Card. pnny. Service, quality, price. 306-3tc The classes for instruction for the receiving of Confirmation nro being ATTENTION STOCKHOLDERS formed, and others are invited still to All the stockholders and any who come. aro interested In the Country Club and Golf Links aro requested to meet in tho Court House next Tuesday ALL SOULS SERVICES night at eight o'clockk at which time Tomorrow is tho fourth Sunday in tho club will be organised and other Lent. matters of Importance taken up Sundya school at 9 A. M. Ladles are especially invited to at­ High Mnss at 10 A. M. tend. 800-4tp Sermon, Gospel of the day. Meeting Lndics Altar Society aftor Children’s Wnsh Suits being closed Mnss, Rosary, instruction and Uonodic- out nt half price nt Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. 310-0tc tion nt 7:30 P. M. Lenten devotions Wednesday nnd In Circuit Court, Seventh Judlrlnl Cir­ Friday evenings nt 7:30. cuit In nnd tar Seminole County, Florida,— In Chnneery Strangers Welcome. Sittings free. Herald want ads get results. HAVE YOU HEARD? MISS GRACE TOMPKINS (Registered Nurse) WE ARE SELLING SUMMER-WEIGHT WOOLENS, GUARANTEED UP TO TH E MINUTE Surgical, Medical and Obstetrical calls answered Phono 503-W 309 French Ave. 304-tfc I. & S. BING CLOTHING BLUE FLANNELS, Young Men’s Style ____ only ................................................................ . BROWN FLANNELS, Young Men’s Style (fan cy) only ........................................... CHECKED SUITS, very latest, only BLUE SERGES, Best Grade, '* o n l y ..................................... ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a While they Inst we will give a Latest Style DURHAM DUPLEX RAZOR AND OTHERS LOOK ’EM OYER 8 with every package of blades Perkins &Britt The Store That la Different purchased DIVORCE] DR. WALKER'S CLASS Sanford, Florida D. W . Ilyrd, Complainant, VH. Tho men's class of Dr. Walker’s at Oolillo Ilyril. Dofnmlant. . , , , . 1 T o Oolillo Byrd, "Winston Halotn. North tho Princess Theatre is becoming not. Carolina: alm nlv in stitu stitution s im p iy n a film u u s ss hut m u an un in tion oo if tho city. There were 115 present Inst „ , , ,, ... Sunday and tho men say they will havo 150 tomorrow. There is no sec­ tarian teaching hut good music and a study of the Bible. Every man who is noi in some other Sunday school is in­ vited to meet this fine body of men $22.50 25.00 32.50 35.00 ip p o itrln z from a ffid a v it o f D, w It Ilyrd Il0r,llll ,lu j ytho f |1(U li tjm t ll0 |„ I tho complainant In iho ahovo entitled cause, and that It Ih tho tiollof of tho affiant that CJoldto Hyrd Is a non-rosldent o f tho Htato o f Florida, and Mint nho is a resident of the Htato o f North Carolina, residing at W in ston Salem, In tho said slato, nnd that there Is no person In Iho State o f Florida, tho Horv lco o f subpoena upon wh om w ould hind tho defen d ant; and that a ff ia n t fu rth er says that he bollovos th« a g e o f tho defendant to he o v o r tw e n t y -o n e BALL HARDWARE NOTICE TO TAX COMPANY PAYERS HALL’S BARBER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH . L, , nt the Princess Ihcatre Sunday mornyears. Because of tho Union Services to SHOP You, thoroforo, Oolillo Ilyrd, a m orbe hold at tho Baptist and Metho­ ing at 9:50. dorad to uppunr to tliIts hill hornlu duly filed In thin rauso on tho 1st day o f Next door to tho Princess Thentre dist churches on Sunday night, thero May, A. I >. 1022. tho snmo helm: a Hole will b« no services nt our church ex­ I>ay of th IhCourt. THE BIG TENT MEETING II Is furl her ordered that this notice THE ONLY UNION cept tho Christian Endeavor at ho published for fo u r con secu tiv e w eek s In the Hanford Ilorld, a nown(1:45 P. M.. The niueting in tho big tent located luiper published In Somlnolo County, SHOP IN SANFORD We will have our Sablmth School bo- ■„t the suggestion o f the City Council KWhhi! W itn ess: H, A. Douglass, Clork o f ginning nt 9:45 A. M. [on the Inko front nenr tho Court the Circuit Court, amt a soul th eroof, PRICE LIST At the morning hour Mr Burhnns House, started o ff on schedule time JtbJ^^^J^th day of^ iIareh^A^|>^ m l will preach, his subject being "Tho |nst night. Clerk o f tho Circuit Court, Shave .........................20e : A M, W E E K S . I*. C. Cbristinns Commissnriat." i A lively song service wns conducted r i l E T F O I t P & lly Hair C u t.....................40c WILKINSON, To nil our members nnd friends, wo b y the district elder, Rev. A. C. Tan- ' 3 |S A tto n m y a for Complainant Shampoo ...................35c wish to sny you will miss something ncr, who is in general chnrgo o f tho In His I'lrt’ iill C nurl, Seventh .1n tl It- In I M assage.....................35c worth while if you fall to hear this meeting. C ircuit In mill fur Sem inole C ounty, sermon. Como. Slate o f F lorld s.— In C hnncery Evangelist Znhniscr gave an in­ S in ge...........................35c teresting and inspiring discourse on IHVOHCK Tills shop has been renovated, cleaned tho necessity and making of prnyor in .It'ssln I.. Fountain, Complainant, nnd pninted throughout. Wo employ relation to a real service. vs. only tho most skilled barbers, guar­ T hom as H , Fountain, Defendant, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The evangelist will speak at 2;30 T o Thom as S. Fountain, Orlando, F l o r ­ antee satisfaction and will apprcclte ida: SERVICE on the Privilege Conditions and Pros­ It appearing from thn a ffid a v it o f your patronage. pects of the Sonshtp and In the ev­ Jessie I., Fountain heroin duly filed, she Is the complainant In thn a b o v e SUNDAY, MARCH 20TII, 1022 ening nt 7:30 on the Mature Need nnd that styled cause, and It Is tho belief o f tho HALL’S BARBER Subject: Results of a Genuine Revival of Re­ a ffln n t that T hom as H. Fountain Is a resident o f tho State o f Florida, C oun ty "REA LITY” ligion. SHOP o f Orange, and f'lty o f Oralndo, and that the said Thom as S. Fountain Is Sundny School ____10:00 n. m. Revs. Zabneser nnd Tanner havo co Next to Princess n ce a lin g h im self so that process can Church Sorvlco_____11:00 a.m . conducted successful revival efforts not he had upon him, unit thnt (hero Is We also sharpen Razor Blades no oilier person In tho State o f Florida, Womnn’s Club Bldg., Oak Avo. nt Lakeland, Lake Worth, Miami and Iho servleo o f subpoena upon wh om hind the defen d ant; and a ffian t AH nro Wolcomo. St. Petersburg nnd this eity in nec­ would further says she believes the a g o o f tho essarily short here ns the evangelists defendant to ho ovor tw enty-u no years, ■ You, therefore, T hom a s H. F o u n t a i n ,1! must fill an appointment in Elmira, are ordered to appear to this hill hero- — In duly filed In thin cuusc on the 1st N. Y., one week from Monday. day o f May, A. D. 1922, tho saino b ein g a Halo Day o f tills court. HOLY CROSS CHURCH The locnl pnstor, M. C. Beilis, sol­ It Is further ordered thnt this notion cou socu tlv o Church Services for tho 4th Sunday icits tho hearty co-operation of all ho puhllHliod for fo u r w e e k s In Die Sanford Herald, a iiowhorthodox Christians and a candid hear­ paper in Lent, 20th March 1022: published In Hemlnolo County, Florida. ing hy all others. 7:30—Low Celebration. W itness: R. A. Douglass, Clerk of 9:45 a. m.— Sundny school. tho Circuit Court, and a soul thereof, To get an interest with this 17th day o f March, A. D, 1922. 11:00 a. m.— Morning Service, Lit­ You took your tip last Sundny nnd (HEAD) E. A. DOUODASH. Clork o f tho Circuit Court, any. went to tho Seminole Cafe for your lly : A. M. WREKH, D. C. 7:30 p m.— Vespers. Sundny dinner nnd you woro well re- T i l E T F O U P & WILKINSON, A tto rn ey s for Complulnunt. Special rtnd good music always at pnid. Go again tomorrow. 312-ltc 3-18-0. a. w.-tvvc CITY TAX 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. NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS— I am willing to board dogs this summer again.— Mrs. J. E. Vnughn. 309-4tp ■ m w GLOBE PIANO COSAVE YOU MONEY Write us BEFORE BUYING ■ ’ il Empire Hotel Block A PHONOGRAPH ORLANDO, FLORIDA See the NEW EDISON OPTICIAN— OPTOMETRIST — at— DRENNEN PIANO CO. ORLANDO, FLA. 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, Fla* Judge Cheney, M. M. Smith, C. P. Dickinson and others in the 1 2 ,0 0 0 A c r e s o t R ic h L a n d ON ORLANDO-TO-OCEAN HIGHW AY AND ST. JOHNS RIVER S Thu financing o f tho East Orange Land Company is nearly completed and tracts o f from 5 acres to 80 acres will soon he sold for many times the price you now pay for your shares of interest. ■ ■ ■ ■ — a ONDAY M A R C H ...... 27 PRINCESSTHEATRE N 3 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 3 3 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ k 3 m 3 ■ 8 3 The plan m simply this:—The East Orange Land Company is incorporated nnd has taken over 12,000 ncres of Rich Citrus Fruit and Vegetable Lands on the New Orlando-to-Ocenn Highway and tho St. Johns River about half way between Orlando and the East Coast. Tho Company is capitalized at $180,000— which places this land at $15.00 per acre to the sharehold­ ers. We expect to sell the very cheapest of this land at $50.00 to $100.00 per acre. I f you think you can heat this for profit, then we do not ask you to come in with us. ■ ■ 3 Read tho list o f officers and directors below and then clip and mail the coupon for full particulars. BETTER ACT QUICK THIS OFFER IS LIMITED The offlccrH of the East Orange Land Company arc: A m e r ic a n L e g io n Presents W I N T E R ’S COMPANY Last and Best Number ot the Lyceum Course I Henry McLaulin, Jr. ! ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT [ ■ ■ I Judge John M. Cheney, President. M. M. Smith, Vlce-PrcMldent. C. I*. Dickinson, Secretary and Treasurer. John M. Cheney, Ex-Federal Judge. Thus. H. Hopkins, former President First Nutionnl Bunk of Orlando nnd Capitalist. I)r. C. I). Christ, prominent Physlcinn and Surgeon. W. M. Igou, Stuto Senator nnd Capitalist, Eustls, Fla. A. Schultz, Chairman Board of County Commission­ ers, Orungo County. C. P. Dickinson, of Dickinson & Dickinson, promi­ nent attorneys. F. E. Baxter, of Florida Good Homes—Itealtor. J. E. Turner, Fruit Danlcr, Orlando, Fla. J. C. I.ettice, of Winston-Salem nnd Atlantic Const Lino Railroads. R. D. Hnrzc, Cashier Union State Bank, Winter Park, Fin. M. M. Smith, of Winter Park, former Chuirmnn of tho State Rond Department. Invest in the Development Flan o f the East Orange Land Company. CLIP COUPON AN D M AIL TODAY East Orange Land Co., P. O. Box 272, Orlando, Fla. Please send me full particulars in regard to your 12,000 acres de­ velopment plan: Name ... Address j 12,000 ACRES ON ORLANDO-TO-OCEAN HIGH W AY AN D THE ST. JOHNS RIVER » ■ 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 25, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 25, 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 25, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a4ac621da13afb4250646c8d96e54773.pdf d29120cc4b00fcb8a048c4f390216833 PDF Text Text } • ' ' SANFORD D a il y H e r a l d <»The City Substantial” SANFORD “The City SubstantiaT IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME n SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1922 NUMBER 81S AND CATHOLICS AIRPLANE SEARCH MADE RADICALS OPERATORS AND MINERS CLASH IN STREETS OF MEXICO, FOR MISS MIAMI’S VICTIMS INDISCRIMINATE SKIRMISHINGS HOPEFUL OF SETTLEMENT -MOORE IS RECOVERING BY ARBITRATION METHODS Radicals Said to Have Attacked Pedestrians and Motorists ULSTER CABINET ACCEPTS CALL OF CHURCHILL MOORE TOLD STORY Sub-Chaser Puts to Sea Today to Continue Search ^ > *. •• WHICH HEADS LIKE OLD TALES OK THE SEA AND 8UFFERINC.S FROM SHIPWRECK TO CONFERENCE IN LONDON TO DISCUSS CONDITIONS IN IRELAND til} ' 'I 'h r A a a n r l a t r d I ' r r a a ) MEXICO CITY, Mnrch 27.—Five persons were killed and eleven seriously wounded in clnshes at Guadalajara, in (he state of Jalisco yetiterday between Radicnls and Catho­ lic Rroups. The Radicals reported to have attacked pedes­ trians and motorists indiscriminately, the climax coming when they met a group of Catholic workmen who had at­ tended a labor meeting, when the workmen took refuge in a nearby church, the building being fired upon by radicals. Members Return GOVERNMENT AID Labor Cleveland to Re­ MERCHANT MARINE From new Negotiations BENEFIT SOUTH TO AVERT STRIKE SENATOR RANSDELI, SAYS LEG­ DOTH SIDES EXPRESS HOP* ISLATION WOULD FREE THE THAT DISCUSSIONS WILL TAKH SOUTH OF VASSALAGE UP DEMANDS OF MINERS Re x nEACii c a l l e d ••a AS CHARACTER WITNESS ( l l r T he A a x o rla lrd I 'r r a a ) ( H r r h f A a a o r i a f r d I’r r a a ) (H r Tk« A anoclntcd I’r m ) BELFAST, Ireland, March 27.—The WASHINGTON, Mnrch 27.—Mem­ FOR TEX RICKARD MIAMI, March 27,—An air­ Ulster cabinet todny ncccptcd an in­ bers of congress from tho Southern plane search for Mina Miami’s vitation extended by Colonial Secre­ ( l l y T h r A a i i o r l n t r d I’r r a a ) states were urged by Senator RnnsCELERY victims was discontinued but a tary Churchill to a conference in Lon­ NEW YORK, March 27. — Rox dcll, Dcmocrnt, Louisiana, in an ad­ m Na Beach, called as a character witness, dress in tho senate Snturdny to sup­ subchaser put to sea today to don of Irish leaders, cnllcd in view of testified today that Tex Rickard was disturbed conditions in Ireland. port, for tho benefit of the South's look for them. Moore is slowly known in Alaska as boing on tho Carlot Shipments Reported for Sat­ ports, pending legislation to provide urday, March 25th recovering at the hospital. squnro. Beach said ho had known government aid for the merchant ma­ Sheats Calls Con­ Rickard twenty-four years nnd they Floridn—Snnford section ................ 33 rine. Florida—Manatee section ...............15 MIAMI, March 20^Itobcrt Moore, ference Today of All hnd driven spikes together during th 9 California—Southern Ennctmcnt of such legislation, tho district ......... 3 pilot of tho lost flying boat Miss Mi­ Klondike gold rush. the Superintendents Louisiana senator declared, would ami, in a hospital last night, fully ToTotni cars .....................................51 free Southern ports from, tho "vascovered from, his dolirlum, although And Other Sphool Officials to Discuss DEFENSE TO QUASH Carlot Shipments Reported for Sun­ salngc' in which he asserted they woro still In grave dongor of developing INDICTMENTS AGAINST • Finances held by forolgn shipping companion. day, Mnrch 2Gth: pneumonia, gavo a graphic account of ALLEGED WIRE TAPPERS Floridn—Manatee Section ...............10 "If tho government does not ex­ the scenes nttending tho death of his ( l l r T l i r A a a iir ln tril I ' r r a a ) tend direct aid to shipping and there­ California—Southern District ........ 2 TALLAHASSEE, March 27.—State five puasengors and h!s own fifty(Ur T h r A a a o r l n l r d I ' r r a a ) by materially cncourago men to en­ ftvo hour buttlo for life in tho Gulf Superintendent Sheats has called a FORT LAUDERDALE, Mnrch 27. Destinations of Floridn Shipments ter into the shipping business with stream clinging to tho upturned craft. state conference of county superinten­ —The defense In trial of tho alleged Chicago, 8; Cincinnati, 4; Pittsburgh, a reasonable prospect for earning a "Pleaso don’t allow tho pooplo to dents and other school officials to wlro tappers horo todny filed two 2; Charleston, 1; Providence, 1; Now fair return on their investment," said praiso me, I have not dono anything meet nt Gainesville April 11th and motions to quash gambling and wlro- York, 8; Montgomery, 3; Fnrgo, 1; Senator Ransdcli, "it will ho impos­ to deserve praise. I don’t want to ho 12th to discuss finances and other ad­ tnpping indictments. Judgo Dnvls Canton, 1; Jacksonville, 1; Potomac sible fo rtho shipping board to dis­ recessed court until 1 p. m. to study Yards, G; Florence, 3; Toledo, 1; Phil­ criticised, unless justly. All I want ministrative problems. pose of tho greater portion of its very the indictments and defense motion. adelphia, 1; Savannah, 13; Waycross, now is to give tho world at largo the large fleet of slow, niodcrato sized Tho defense also intimated it would 2; Newnrk, 1; Birmingham, 1; total, WEEK’S WEATHER facts,” ho began. "Wo left Miami at vessels. Given reasonnblo assistance, 58 cars. file n plea for change of venue. 11:01 o'clock lost Wednesday mornvessels of this clnss can opernto from Diversions Filed Since Last Report ing in tho face of a stiff northeasterly j Weather Outlook for the Period n number of the sinnllcr ports of Am­ From Waycross: Pittsburgh, 1; PRIZES FOR THE BIGGEST BASS. wind. At llt'll, uhout three minutes March 27 to April I, Inclusive erica with a fair prospect of success, Baltimore, 1; Now Orleuns, 1; Kan­ out of Bimini, something broke off South Atlantic ami East Gulf statthereby establishing business out of sas City, 1; Now York, 1; Omaha, 1; The Hall Ilnrdwnro Co. have en­ tho propeller. I automatically looked on: Nnsottled warm and showery bethese ports to the great benefit of tho Houston, 1. for a ship, or a shoal, to land by. I ginning of week, generally fair and larged their advertising space to toll country generally increasing tho numFrom Savannah: Philadelphia 2, saw u fishing smack and volplaned cooler until near close of week when you nbout the prizes to be given nwny boi* of its ocean ports nnd preventing Memphis 1, Boston 1. down to tho water about a mile away weather will aguin become unsettled. this season to the fishermnn catch­ ing tho Inrgest fish in Seminole coun­ Shipping Point Information for Sat­ congestion. in its course. "I would particularly invito tho at­ urday, March 25th ty wnters. The contest last .yonr oxBOYS SUMMER CAMP. "I asked tho pnssnngors not to bo tention of senators from Southern SANFORD, FLA.: Mild, rained citcd much comment here nnd else­ afraid. We woro in no immediate Rend whnt Ernest Seton Thompson where nnd ninny of tho sporting mag­ during day. Haulings light, demand stntos to tho fact that tho compensa­ danger and the craft was drawing near. The winds, howovor, were ris-. snys nbout tho hoys’ summer enmps azines took up tho mntter nnd gavo nnd movement good, market firm, no tion or aid to tho Blower, smaller, car­ ing, and before long tho hull of tho In this issuo. Your lioyH need a aum- tho Bnll Hardware Co. much notice. chnngo in prices. Cnrlota f. o. b. cash go ships is of especial vnluo to tho South, with its exports of cotton, lum­ boat sprang u leak. Tho noso of tho mer camp In tho mountains. It mcnnB This year this enterprising firm will track: 10 inch crates Golden Self ber, tobacco and other bulky commod­ plane begun rising. Then a big wnvo so much to them in a hundred dif- give a fine Shakespeare rod for first Blanching, in tho rough, Is-Os, most­ enmo along and lifted us. Tho plane feront ways. You know whnt it has prize, n Iieddon rod for second prize ly $2.25; carlots f. o. h. usual terms: ities. Without aid to these Hlowor turned over and wo were nil thrown done for those Sanford boyss who and n fine silk lino for third prize. mostly $2.50 washed, precooled, $2.75- cargo ships, it is not probnhio that many of our existing services in ship­ have been nttending n good summer This announcement not only en­ $2.00. into the sen. ping hoard steamers enn ho continued Total carlot shipments from Snn­ "My passengers wore Mr. and Mrs. camp in tho mountains. You know courages hook and lino fishing for tho out of Southern ports, or thnt these ford section this season to date, August Ilulto and Mr. and Mrs. Law- whnt tho I.nurcl Purk Camp means sport but it encourages rod nnd reel ports will maintain a foothold for tho cars ................. 2001 ronco Smith, of Kansas City, and Mrs. to your boys. Rend tho ndv'vtise- fishing nnd also give Jhis city nnd gradual development of the faster nnd Total carlot shipments from Man­ county unlimited publicity in sport­ J. S. Dickson, of Memphis, Tent). Mrs. ment in this issue and make your larger passenger ships to a share of atee section this season to date, ing magazines nnd among tho real Ilulto came to tho surface first, then reservation with Robert Holly, Jr. which they are rightfully entitled. curs .......... H 1G fishermen everywhere. Tho Bnll Mr. Smith and Mrs. Smith. Of tho Ask him for n catalogue telling you "Compensation for mail steamers, Total carlot shipments from Flor­ Hardware Co. is to bo congratulated three, none could swim. I succeeded nil about tho wonderful camp life, limply justified by Democratic prece­ ida last season to date, cars ...2895 upon this giving of prizes ench yenr in getting them to tho overturned the mountains, tho athletics, etc., and dents, would not suffico for present nnd the Hcrnld will publish the big plane. Mrs. Dickson and Mr. Rulte (the very reasonnblo terms for two Southern interests. There must ho catches as they aro made from time GOVERNMENT DISMISSES hud not appeared on tho surface. Mrs. months this summer. niso compensation for the cargo ANTI-TRUST CASE to time during tho summer months. Ilulto made this discovery. AGAINST RILL POSTERS 'tramps’ especially ndnpatcd to our "We wcuthorcd tho storm of Wed­ Rend the advertisement in tho Dnily ‘“ My God, my husband, where is new and growing lines, if those lines he?’ she cried. I told her he would nesday night, nftcr a terrible experi­ Herald. WASHINGTON, March 27. — Tho Iare to ho saved to tho ports of tho he nil right in a few minutes and ence, nnd Mrs. Bulto died Thursday. govemmont .moved in supremo court ISouth Atlantic and the Gulf of McxlPANAMA HARK dived into tho waters. I could locate I Haw Mr. and Mrs. Smith clasped in todny to, dismiss its ensq brought l co, SINKS IN IIARIIOR each other’s arms and one of them neither him nor Mrs. Dicksoa. under anti-trust laws, against Asso­ "Within tho last four or five years AT NEWPORT NEWS "Mrs, nulte began to weep. I dived suggested that they dose their eyes ciated Bill Posters and Distributors wo have seen tho creation of a new into tho water nnd obtained cushions nnd jump overboard. But they didn't, NEWPORT NEWS, Mnrch 27.— of tho United State nnd Canada. A sea power on tho South Atlantic and from the plane to use for llfo presorv-1and Mrs. Smith died in her husband's I’annmnn hark Marin Borges, coal basis of settlement satisfactory to tho Gulf of Mexico—an American sen ors. Tho other throe passengers were' arms. Wo let go the bodicH of the government had been reached, it was powor of Hhips managed nnd operated laden, mysteriously sank in hnrbor said. on the fusilagc of tho machine. As two women nnd they floated away. from our Southern parst, purchasing "Thursdny ns dusk npproached here today, blocking channel to ship I returned to thorn, I saw tho body of their storcH there, employing their yards. Members of crew aboard es­ Blute floating. I moved directly in Smith grew delirious and I strapped DEPUTY SHERIFF crows there, carrying our commorco caped in small boats, reporting craft front of Mrs. Bulto nnd obstructed him on. At times lie appeared ration­ SHOT IN LEG IN to markets some of which we havo filled rnpidly and went down a short her view. As tho body pnssed me I al and asked me whnt chance I tho't time after they found she was leak­ RAID NEAR ORLANDO nover reached before. Foreign ships noted a wound on his forehead. He we had of being rescued. ing. had come and gone through tho years " 'Mooro, let’s you nnd I talk this must have been killed before he Btruck ORLANDO, Mnrch 27. — Deputy —ships built abroad, ownod abroad, the water when the plnno overturned. over,’ ho said. I told him not to tako TURKEY CONCEDED - Sheriff J. A. Caruthcrs was shot officered and manned abroad, distrih‘‘Within the next thirty minutes the it so seriously, ns wo would yet he through tho leg and Sheriff Karol nnd ■uting their profits mostly1abroad and NEARLY ALL CLAIMS rescued. ’No,’ ho said, 'I don’t see "cones changed twice. EXCEPT ADRIANOPLE Doputy Pool narrowly escaped In­ carrying our commerce on routes "On tho horizon wo sighted the fish­ how wo can hold out much longer. jury Into Snturdny night ,durlng n .which foreign shipowners and mer­ ing boat. Wo began to Inugh and con- Don’t you think I hnd a brave wife7* PARIS, March 27.—Turkoy conced­ raid on Conloy’s still, turpentine chants determined. tomplato boing picked up. I was con­ I assured him that I hnd never seen ed nearly nil her clniniH, except thoso camp, southern part Ornngo county. "In other words, the European mnrfident wo would ho saved. In fact I a more courageous woman. to Adrinnoplo and part of Eastern Officers wont to tho camp oxpcctlng I itimo powers hnd hold our Southorn felt liko whistling. I believe I did. I "'A ll right, Boh' he answered; Thrnco in memorandum allied foreign to find moonshine liquor but ran .Into portH in almost absolute vasanlngo, 'promise mo that if you return you kept up niy morale. ministers todny forwarded to Athens, n skin gnmo with eight negro mon and had destroyed nil hope of nn “And tho fishing boat changed its will tell her sons how brave their Angora nnd.Constantinople, with view nnd women participating. Tho roid American shipping of our own. mother was. Tell them the facts nnd course. to its acceptance as preliminary pcaco resulted In tho urrost of all tho "Aro there any of us who would "I can't understand in God’s world tell them the truth nbout me. You settlement, rovising treaty of Sevres. negroes. liko to have tho old conditions rowhy ho did not keep on townrd us. He will know as no other, how I died. Tell tum to Norfolk, or Newport Nows, know I was in that locality some­ thum for me, boy. MORE ABOUT FREIGHT CHARGES or Wilmington, or Charleston, SnCHARLES I'ONZI "IIo removed three $1 hills from his where for ho hod seen mo come down. MUST STAND TRIAL IN vnnnnh, Jacksonville, Tampa, Mobile, I could see his name on tho boat, less pocket nnd asked me to give one to When tho growers of Mooro Haven Now Orleans, Houston or Gnlveston. MASSACHUSETTS COURTS fhan half a mile away os ho wont on. ench of his threu boys with hiH dying found it would tnko $70 u car more to "No, never. Equnlity with our Why, oh, why did he not keep townrd message. ship their 10,000 acre cahhngo crop brethren of tho North, we of tho ( l l r T h e A a a o rla trd I'rr a a ) us?" "I pushed his body into the sea, and WASHINGTON, Mar. 27.—Charles than tho northern market offered for The winds roso during tho night nil alone kept up my courage »h best Ponzi must stand trial in Massachus­ cnbhage, thoy stopped shopping. How South want our own American morand tho women grew weaker. At lenst 1 could. The sun’s heat hnd blistered etts courts nt this timo on twonty- nbout fixing u Htundnrd price for cah­ ehunt marine—nnd this proposed bill twolvo times they were swept over, me, nnd tho thirst wus maddening. I two indictments, charging him with hngo, Republicans?—Tnmpn Trlbuno. points more cleurly and powerfully than any bill which wo hnvo soon be­ but I swam out and got them nnd' chewed tho ends of my fingers until certain crimes undor state inws, tho And wo are rolinbly informed that fore, tho way in which wo can sccuro blood camo to appease my thirst, I suprenu court held today. Ponzi tho freight rato on erthhago from Cal­ brought them hack ovory time. nnd keep It" “Tho next day our hopes roso ns wo saw boats pass and wnvod to them, pleaded guilty in federal courts in ifornia to Chicago is Just nbout ono«aw other boats pass, hut nono came but nono snw mo. As dusk nppronch- November, 1920, to ono of two Indict­ hnif of whnt it is from Southern Flor­ IRISH FREE STATE more than a mile nnd a half near us. ed Friday night I hegnn to heliovo ments nnd sentenced to flvo yoars. idn, although tho distance is twico as HILL PASSED THIRD I tried to keep up tho morale of tho that It was all up. I tied a ropo to tpy fnr and much of it mountainous coun­ AND FINAL READING others by tolling them they were soi- nock, but I wus bo weak that it seem­ MEMPHIS, Mnrch 27.—A stngo of try whoro railroad building costs more diors. It holpod mnrvolously, but one ed there wasn’t much liso. I guess I forty-threo. feot nnd Memphis, fifty- than olsewhero In tho United States. LONDON, March 27,-T ho Irish °f tho women, Mrs. Smith, boenmo ut­ was unconscious when tho boat camo twofoot at Helena, Ark., of tho Mis­ Why cannot tho South got something Free Stato bill passed Its third ;and terly dojocted. Tho other ploadcd after me, for I didn't remember much sissippi river before tho week-end vw»> liko a squnro deal from the railroads? final reading in tho houso of lords with hor to hold out. more.' tho forecast today by weather bureau. —Wouchulln Advocate. today. t MARKETS ( l l r T k « A sso ciated P r e s s ) NEW YORK, March 2 7 ^-La­ bor members of the anthracite arbitration committee returned from Cleveland today to renew negotiations with operators in nn effort to nvert strikes called for next Saturday night. Both operators and miners expressed a desire to end the general discus­ sions to consideration shrdlu eU$D sions and confine future sessions to consideration of nineteen de­ mands of workers. SPRINGFIELD, III., March 27. —Acting upon his promise to coal operators, President Fnrrington, of Illinois Union Miners, this morning wired tho presidents of three coni operators ' associations of Illinois thnt he would meet them in conference nt 10 o’clock Wednesday morning in Chicago. Asked if the conference might result in n separate wngc scale fur Illinois miners Fnrington said “not nt this time I believe." I)R. HYMAN’S FAREWELL SERMON DREW LARGE CROWD LAST NIGHT AT TIIE TEMPLB ! I)r. George Hyman proachod hi* farewell sermon at the Ruptist Tem­ ple last night nnd in compliment to him the other churches united in a union service at the Baptist Temple. Tho church was filled to overflowing attesting the love and esteem in which Dr. Hyman is held in this city. He had for hin text tho subject: "Vain Sacrifices" and it was n most eloquent nnd powerful sermon taking in the sacrifices of wars nnd of pence nnd showing how many of them are made in vain seemingly and yet they have u great influence upon tho life of the times. Tho church wns Beautifully decorated with flowers nnd tho special music was greatly enjoyed by those present. Dr. Hyman has neespted a call to the First Baptist Church of Tampa In the enpneity of assistant pastor and expects to lonvo in a few days for that city. ! k INTERNAL INPROVEMENT HOARD LEAVES TODAY FOR EVERGLADES TRIP (lly T h r A M n rln lrd I'rr a a ) TALLAHASSEE, Mnrch 27.—The Intornnl Improvement Board, com­ posed of Hardee, Buford, Amoa, MeRno nnd Luning aro expected to leave todny for n trip through tho Ever­ glades, accompanied by Chiof Drainnge Enginoer Elliott. Thoy will enter glades from Wost Palm Beach. REVENUE OFFICERS ARE ARRESTED FOR KILLING GEORGIA MAN (lly T h r A aaitrln lrd I'rr a a ) SOPERTON, Gn., Mnrch 27.—W ar­ rants charging J. T. Drake, bailiff, nnd Edwnrd F. Nowborry nnd T. E. Nelson, revenue officer, with murder in connection with tho death of P. Bnrwick last Wednesday in Emanuel county, woro plnced in tho hands of tho sheriff hero todny. Drake w m nrrested nnd plnced in Tructin county Jail. : I .1 MASONIC LODGE FOR BOYS ORGANIZED AT 0T. PE T* ST. PETERSBURG, March 27.—A Masonic lodgo for boys has been or­ .. /; ganized horo, St. Petersburg Chapter of tho Ordor of Do Molay, composed of sons, brothers, cousins or nephewa of Masons nnd their chums, haying boon instituted Wednesday night with a charter membership of approximate­ ly fifty. Tho chapter la sponsored by the local Masonic bodlea. ii i Tho world at your door every even­ ing for 15c.—Dally Herald. .■>** j �rn tf- ” W»>Ai THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1922 PAGE SIX v; R MAKE YOUR MOSEY YYOEK FOR ■ YOU j SOCIETY MRS. FRED DA1GBK, BoeUty Editor, Phone 217-W WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVING DEPOSITS '<*V. I f y e a have i » 7 W m J » T** — If yea ere «•>!■* ■ » 7 * k ' r? hum*, o r U yoe mrr •* 1*rJ * 1 IM .itel cere to tkfe e e pertm eet. o l v U l l trtrh pe oo n rr t i e U e a . I* w u i fv ta lle . o r tr lr lip ke p rc e tly e p p rrrle t* * - lint/ Sam and Bill worked aide by aide In the same office and for several years drew the same salary. Today Sam owns his home, Is educating his children, and la s made auch profitable investments, that his futuro is secured. Moreover ho has a share in tho business. SOCIAL CALENDAR : : !n Bill sometimes is inclined to call him “lucky” but ho re­ members that Sam determined cnrly in the game to GET « CALENDAR BANK and save regularly every day. Ho was therefore, always ready when opportunity enme. 8 THIS BANK would liko to see YOU follow Sam's place. It will take real Grit—but it’s possible. GET A C AL­ ENDAR SAVING BANK TODAY. s Seminole County HR -SERVICE -PROGRESS- STRENGTH- Substituting for abaont club mem­ bers wore Mrs. Julius Schultz and Mrs. Bart Peterson. Tho club mem­ bers present were Mesdamcs Claudoj “ : , PERSONALS 301D U E ]® ® m y T fce 4 » » o e l« te « P r e e a ) NORFOLK, Vn., March 25.—Bulidof tho Continental Cereal com S r u » . . u w ‘o M. S. Wiggins. FIRE DESTROYS BUILDING Evening Pictures Start at 7:30 -iS D. W. Griffith’s j Within hnlf an hour after dlscovory of tho lire, tho brick wallB of the structure lny ruined piles on tho ground, but tho flames wore under control. }ream S tr e e t ’ Monday—Wosmlnstor Club will meet at tho home of Mrs. Joe Chittenden Thoro is something distinctive about on Eighth and Laurel avenue at tho Sunday dlnnorB at tho Somlnolo three-thirty. Report' for next wcok says rains Cafo, something that makes you Monday—St Agnes Guild will moot l think about mother's cooking at tho a t the homo of Mrs. S. M. Lloyd and coldor weather. | old homo place. 312-ltc on Park nvenuo at threo o’clock. Messrs. Dinklo and Lewis of Long"EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE" tho wood were in tho city today on buslF. L. Allen, of Kent, Ohio, is spend­ strongest in tho world. Wo aro paid ing tho week end here at tho Monto- ness. to examine nnd re-fill your battor zumn. W. L. Morgan is homo for tho freo of charge. Tho Ilnttery is tho J. I’. Walker, of Lakeland, wns in tho city yesterday attending to busi­ ness, making his hoadqunrters whllo here at the Montezuma. Lieut, and Mrs. H. A. Bivins spending tho week end hero as guests of tho letter's parents, and Mrs. B. W. Horndon. Whoro good lovo nnd mnd lov« meet on tho common level week-end nnd will spend it with homo life of tho car. Wo ro-chnrgo nnd ref01k b.------------------------------------------ I pair all makes hnttorles.—Ray Broth­ -------' ors, Snnford, Fin. 311-tfc-daw W. C. Hill hns purchased a now | Buick Sedan that is one of tho finest FOR SALE—One six room concrete bungalow. Apply Mrs. II. D. Durclosed cars seen hero this season. nnt, Lake Mary. 312-2tp W. C. Sntchor of Longwood was in tho city today and reports everything Don’t worry about your Sunday at Longwood ns bolng on tho up­ dinner. Just go to church and when church is over go right to tho S^omL grade. nolo Cafe and get a rual chicken din­ v • 312-ltc Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Commons of ner. Stone Island were in tho city yestordny. Mr. Commons going to Tampa Inst night on business. ♦ of romance wmm Tell all your friends about those good Sunday dinnors at tho Seminole Cafo for they food tho multitude* there every Sunday. Turkey or chicken dinners and served juit Tight. 312-ltc Mrs. P. M. Boyd and two children returned homo yesterday afternoon $5.00 per 15 delivered. The best is from Tnrpon Springs where they spent tho cheapest.—Keystone Poultry this week with her parents, Dr. nnd Yards, Longwood, Fin. 312-Ctp Mrs. J. M. Baggett. POIt SALE—Several hundred budded Miss Margaret Mueller hns return­ orange trees, lln rt’s Late. Very ed to her homo in Delphos, Ohio, after John II. Thompson of tho Orlando cheap for quick sale. Address A. B. spending the winter with MisB Agnes Reporter-Star wns in tho city yestcr- J !! Commons, Mossdnle or Snnford, I*In. 312-3tp Berner. Shi» wns accompanied ns far day soliciting business for Orlando's ▼ ns Fnlntko by Miss Mnrgaret Berner, grentest evening papor. i Classified Ada 5c a line. No FROM THE FOREST TO YOU FOR RENT who will visit thoro a few dnys. l„..ad taken for less than 25c. on FOR RENT—Three room houso By eliminating all of the waste, over half of tho labor, all of the Quite a few Snnford citizens at­ l and positively no classified Sanford Heights, $12.50 per month mlddlo man’s profits nnd by delivering n homo on record time direct !! Mr. nnd Mrs. T. L. Dumas and MI bb tended tho meeting of tho Central I ads charged to anyone. Cash —Geo. Hunter, Route A, Box 1C0-B. Agnes Dumns left yesterday for from tho forest to you Floridn W ater Traffic League at OrI must accompany all orders. 31l-3tp Charleston, S. C., where they wore Inndo Inst night. Tho Orlando peo­ I Count five words to a line QUICKBUILT BUNGALOWS FOR- RENT—1 nicely furnished Bee called by tho death of Mrs. Dumns’ ple wero nil at tho golf links. i and remit accordingly. room, 2 beds in room if tlesircd mother, tho funeral tnking place this Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets Mr. Goodwin representing tho ShneReasonable. 314 East 3th St. 311-^tp morning at ten o’clock in Charleston. Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any size. Built fer-Wcedon Tailoring Co., is nt tho according to latest improved methods of house construction, of tho FOR RENT—Comfortable light house­ SANFORD DRAMATIC CLUB. Snnford Shoo & Clothing Co., Btoro best of materials, nt a great saving. Their economy is worth investi­ keeping rooms, 318 Palmetto Ave­ WANTED Tho S. D. S. met last evening for todKy tnking measures for suits nnd gating. , nue. 3“ -BlP their semi-weekly rehenrsnl of the WANT E lTTPo 3 it ion ns stenographer showing somo samples of elegant WHITE FOR CATALOGUE GARAGE FOR RENT—014 Magnolia by young lady with some experience. comedy "Too Much of a Good Thing" spring nnd summer goods. showing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes. nvenuo or phono 438-J. 307-0tp at the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Reference furnished. Address "Miss J Mrs. William E. Lewis who hnB been C" enro of this office._______ 311-3tp poR RENT—Furnished and unfur Bender. A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO. uished rooms at 200 Park Avenue After tho rehearsal, the regular the tho guest of tho Seminole Hotel WANTED—Houso^ or unfurnishoi 311-Otp meeting wns called to order by the for the pnst two months returned to QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, Dept. 18-K rooms by couple. I’hono 295-W. president, and during the session hcr home nt Accomnc, Vn., Thursday, CHARLESTON, S. C. 307-0tp LOST many weighty matters were discussnn,i ( | n , Lewis are regular win­ WANt E d - T cUST work. Apply 5T* LOST—Octagon shaped wrist wnch ENTZMINGER BROTHERS ed. ter visitors nnd exceptionally popu300-12tp Hanson Shoo Shop. on black silk ribbon at or near tho L. G. Stone, manager and director, jnr> Mr. Lewis will lonvo in n few LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. WANTED TO TRADE—Pnir of hors­ Princess Theater. Finder return to made a concluding speech on how well (jny8 for HnstlngB, before returning ,++++++++++4*'f+4>+++++-»1++++++'M-+++++++++++*!-++++++'M~F-H 311-3tc | they had done, after which Mrs. Ben- 1 homo es for Ford truck in good condition. 311 Park avenue. —M. Hanson Shoo Shop. 30G-12tp STOLEN—National bicycle, practical­ dor in her charming manner ushered ly now. No. 8—473822. In enre of tho "Stars” and “lesser’ lights into ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ FOR SALE MrH. S. A. Chancellor, 503West Third tho dining room, whore delicious ru- ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ 312-Otc frashmonts wero served. FOR SALE—Sound horse, $75.00. Ap­ St. $5.00 reward. -1 Store In Florida 10 Stores in Gcorglnply to E. F. Lundquist at Crown Pn.MOTHERS' CLUB por Co.____________________ 311-2tp Children’s Wash Suits being closed Tho Mothers’ Club held a most in­ FOR SALE—Small farm with build­ out nt hnlf prico at Snnford Shoo & teresting meeting yosterduyinftornoon 310-fltc ings. "H" enro Hornld. 308-5tp Clothing Co. at tho home of Mrs. A. M. Phillips on FOR SALE—New Ford, novor run; Oak avenue. THE REASON WHY—Mino Loco­ $15.00 under market price.—A. L. Many things of importance wero Roy, 200 Park A m _____ 307-7tp motives, Factory Trucks, Battleships, -Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store---Airplanes, Submarines and railroads discussed, and it was decided that in FOR SALE—Two story business roly almost exclusively on "EXIDE” tho future tho meeting will ho in tho building. Apply to tho owner, K lc. BATTERIES is beenuso of their heavy form of a sowing party, tho next meet­ Ares, 805 9th S t . _________ 284-2Qtc capacity, rugged construction. There ing will ho April 14th at tho homo FOR SALE—Warehouse with R. R. is an "EXIDE" Buttery made to fit of Mrs. A. M. Phillips and nil mem­ siding. Within four blocks of center every make automobile with 3 to 7 bers are urged to attend. MEN’S DEPARTMENT of city. years service. See us about an "EXLADIES' DEPARTMENT Geo. W. KNIGHT IDE" for your car.—RAY BROTH­ LUCKY THIRTEEN BRIDGE CLUB 272-tfc ERS, "EXIDE" BATTERY SER­ Ono of the most delightful social events of this week, was the bridge FOR SALE—One U flat snxophono VICE. 311-tfc-daw party given yesterday afternoon by nnd B flnt clarinet. Apply 207 M th . E. F. Housholdor at her homo French ave. 303-12tp Chicken dinner or turkey dinner, on Ninth street, the guests included FOR SALE—From tho famous "Key­ which do you want? It makes no differencc wo have both at the Semi-1U»o memuers oi uio ..ucky Thirteen stone Strain" of Barred Rocks, baby ’ and everything that goes Bridge Club. There being three tnchicks, 30c each; 20 chicks and moth­ nolo Cnfc 312-ltc | hies of players. er $8.50; eggs for hatching $2.G0 nnd with it. Tho rooms where tho card tables were placed, were symbolic of spring­ ■■■■■■■■■■■a ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BB,,B,,BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB ■ time with their beautiful decorations of cut flowors nnd ferns. Quantities of petunias and nasturtiums being used. “SERVICE THAT COUNTS” After several interesting games of bridge, it was found that for top We hnndle everything in score, a pnir of luster China-salt and popper shakers had boon won by Mrs. THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE Claude Howard. Cnr Lots or Less. Ship us At the conclusion of the enrd game the hostess served a delicious snlad Richmond, Virginia course. ■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■B■■B■■■■■B■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB" ,,,I" ■ : CLASSIFIED ; ADS . ■ H i1 A Cozy Home IThe Church well Black Kid Bal White CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY II N o tice T o F a r m e r s ■ Just Arrived : Fresh Carload of that Good Old Reliable : KE YS TONE LI ME S h o e s LACE OXFORD C o m b in a tio n L a s t $2.50 $7.00 1 STRAP C h ild r e n s ’ P U M PLAY OXFORDS P $2.50 8 a n d $ 4 .5 0 ■ $2.75u PAY CASH ! More Satisfaction----- Less Worry— More Goods-----For Less Money j Nuff Sed : Telephone 135 Phone Us Your Wants They Will Have Our Usual Prompt Attention ALWAYS FRESH Hill L um ber Co. SERVICE q u a l it y p r ic e Not Sold in Bulk The Churchwell Co.j KABW^S BEL-JARC0FFEEC0. i FIRSTSTREET SELLS IT FOR LESS WELA ■bbbbS!5SSbbb'"* 8 | " npob' ^ n” 7 obkt- mIami I s S S K S R S S S B S H K B S B B S B H H S M S S B S M S B a a S M B S S B H B B B S S * 51” i;KW* .*•- • ■■ 1 . . v. 1 ‘ I • . • yfeg&j j- �■ ' * ’ ’ ■' ■ • ......... ‘ ■ IW h w ' • • . ' " ' ' r< ' THE~SANFOHD DAILY HERALD. HERALD, MONDAY. MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1922 THElJANFORD PACE TWO “ HELLO” BARRED IN BOSTON QOINQ NATURE ‘ONE BETTER” WEAK SPOTS IN HER According to SuporlnUndint of Schoola Bi\rkt tho Word to Both Undlgnlflod ond Slovanly. Man Hat Been Engaged in Work af Altering Domestic Animate for Many Centuries. Do not «ay "Ilcllo** when you pick op the telephone. Avoid "Nopo" and "Yep" In your conversation when you mean "No" or "Yes." If Boston Is going to sustain Its rep­ utation as the Athens of Amerlcu, It faust quit the use of these barbarisms, according to Jeremiah El Burke, new superintendent of Boston schools. It Is more In accordance with Bos­ ton culture ta say something like *7hU Is Ur. Smith talking; with whom am I conversing?" "There are many words," Superin­ tendent Burke says, "which may be used In place of that moth-eaten, un­ dignified and Impolite word 'Bella* Its use la condemned In Boston schoola, particularly In dasaes In oalesmanahlp where knowledge of dignified and grammatical English la essential. "There la no excuse for the use of Tfepe* and ‘Yep’ In conversation. 1 believe that If Boston school children 'Vdll check themselves In their use, parents at home will gradually dis­ pense with their use. "My advice to the children In Bos­ ton schools 1st "Don't bo slovenly In the use of Eng­ lish. Slovenliness Is the result of hab­ it, and once tolerated, It Is likely to ding to all of ua until mature life."— Boston American. What a curious thing It la to realise that u St. Bernard, a Pekinese, and a Skye terrier all three come from a common wild stock I Mun Im** been alluring domestic animals of every kind for centuries past, lie has taken the common pi­ geon and Invented something like 00 distinct varieties, while hundreds of different sorts uf fowls hnve come from the original Jungle bird of Ceylon. Curious experiments hnve been made in coloring birds liy feeding them on certain foods. One man obtained pi­ geons of a beuutlful red by putting In their food a chemical with the terrlbla name of "methyltrnhromo Uiiorcalne," and he got others of a rich (due by similar means. Man Is changing not only unlmala and birds, but also fish mid Insects. Take bees, for Inatance. Of course, various species of bees are cunstnntly crossed In order to get kinds that will produce a bee which shall be rnora useful for fertilising flowers than any of the present aorta. With object, certain breeders are trying to produce a bee with a longer tongue than any possess at present For flowers like clover such a bee would be Invaluable, alncc the result would be a great Increase of fertile flowers, and, consequently, seed. The lntcst branch of creation which man la tackling with a view to modi­ fying Is llsh. The experiments were begun at the University of Chlcugo, about five years ago. ETIQUETTE THAT SEEMS ODD Table Manners at the Time of Chau­ cer Were of a Decidedly Primi­ tive Character. fable manners ut the time of Chan­ cer were described In a lecture by Kenneth Hare, author and poet, on "A Holiday In London in the Days of Chaucer." Etiquette In those days (the Utter h&tf of the Fourteenth cen­ tury) demanded thnt meat should be held between two lingers and a thumb •f the left hand, and no more, If one was to be received In polite society. After soup, pike roasted In claret and Parored with atrango and varied spices was eaten. Then followed partridge roasted with saffron, cloves and gin­ ger, and Jam tarts and Jelly. It was tho custom to change the cloth with the courses, and one read af one feast In which each new cloth waa scented with a perfume appropri­ ate to the dish. In Chaucer's day the bath In construction was not unllko a miniature pulpit, and a bouquet of gweet scented herbs was hung over It for the stream to draw out their re­ freshing qualities. ----- • NEVER LINCOLN’S REAL LOVE Hl> Marriage With Mary Todd Seems to Hava Been Largely Matter of Convenience. "FIRMAMENT” CAUSE EARTH TO TREMBLE ST. LOUIS, March 24.—Seismolo­ gists of S t Louis University yester. day ascribed "weak spots in her Ar­ mament" ns causing old mothor earth to tromble In parts of six states sur­ rounding St. Louis yesterday. Tho earth tremors radiated 160 to 260 miles southeastward from horo and wero reported as far south as Troy, Tenn., and Hickman, Ky., and as far east as Evansville, Ind., according to reports received hero from tho affect­ ed area, which also Included northern Arkansas, southeastern Misaourl and southern Illinois. Shaking buildings and homes for from 12 to 18 seconds, the shocks wore described as severe and at times violent by observers and attendant! of the seismographOnly slight damage, constating mainly of falling chimneys and plas­ ter was caused by tho tremors, which rattled chinawaro and dislodged pic­ tures and ornaments from their places. T aste is a matter of tobacco quality We Mate it ai our hoaeit belief that the tobaccoi uied in Cheiterfield are of finer quality (and hence pf better taite) than in any other cigarette at the price. U ntil Cf bljtri Ttiact* Cfc #* .r Chesterfield DEATHBED CONFESSION RICHMOND, March 24.—Curtis R. Jenkins, 25, of south Richmond, who died February 23, confessed six days before his death that ho and not Wal­ ter R. Hines, killed Policeman Wash­ ington I. Curtis in South Richmond, Inst August, according to a state­ ment to tho Nows-Leader yesterday by Bessie Jenkins, sister-in-law of tho dend man. Hines, who was convicted of the crime January 21 and sontencod' to 16 years in tho penitentiary, is in the Richmond city jail awaiting the outcomo of an appeal to tho state supreme court. A similar confession, Mrs. Jenkins snid, wns mado to tho dead man’s brother, Fred M. Jenkins. Tho lat­ ter, sho said, has laid tho declaration *a beforo Hines's nttorneys, L. O. Wed- *a cnburg and J. H. Turner, both of ha Richmond. Ra URGES SPEED CICARETTES 20 for 18c 10 for 9c Vacuum tinn of 50 - 45c PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY Mary Todd, wife of Abraham Lin­ coln, was tho sort of woman wlm Idescribed as "cupnlde and upright." Lincoln, It Is testified by biographers, was not deeply In love with. Mary, either before or after their marriage. As a matter of fact, his heart was You Cnn Find the Name of burled In tho grave of his llrst love, Every Lire Professional and and he hnd proposed marriage to a Business Man in Sanford in second and unwilling young woman. This Column Each Day By tho time he married Mary Todd, who wns neither beautiful nor gra­ cious, he had come to regard marrluge us a necessity rather tlinn us the ulti­ mate result of love and romance, WASHINGTON, March 24.—Quot­ THOS. J. A. REIDY Their courtship wns long and suf­ ing n statement by Henry Ford thnt Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law fered many humps and separations if given tho MubcIo Shoals project for boforo It culminated In marriage. Practicing in State and Federal Courts When Lincoln first met Miss Todd development under government con­ Over Seminole County Bank she wns only sixteen years old ami tract, work would bo provided for was being courted by Stephen Doug­ many former service mon now out of las the great man's rival In many n job Rep. Crist, democrat, Georgia, The Man In the Moon. George A. DeCottes things. \ breaking into tho bonus bill yestorObservations mado from August, Lincoln hnd suggested In a rather day, urged the houBo military nffaairs Attorney-ut-L&w 1020, to February, 1021, by Prof. Wil­ offhnnd way thnt lie would marry her. committeo to speed up its inquiry nrd Over Seminole County Bank liam Henry Pickering of Ilnrvard, who Apparently regret set In rather Hoon, make a recommendation on disposal of SANFORD FLORIDA Is one of the world's leading astron­ for ho mado several attempts to grace­ omers and an authority on lunar and fully withdraw from the compact. the Alabama properties. Martian phenomena, tend, he asserts, Hut Mary, with prophetic vision, hnd to prove beyond doubt that life exists an Iden thnt he would one day ren^li BANDITS ROB LOAN OFFICE S. O. Shinholser on the surface of tho moon. • Tho the White House and she was deter­ Contractor and Builder • professor bases tils assertions on a mined to ho Its mistress. CINCINNATI, March 24.—Within ■erics of telescopic photographs of a full view of hundreds of pnssorsby, SANFORD FLORID J crater with n circumference of 07 "Kidnap" Camara. three bandits yesterday hold up tho miles. Hundreds of photographic re­ When you Inquire about the big cam­ productions have, It It stated, proved era the stntlon photographer uses In Liberal Loan office in tho heart of SMITH BROS. Irrefutably the springing up at dawn, taking the 194-Inrli squnre photo­ the city and escaped with diamonds with an unbelievable rapidity, of vast graphs for the 50-trlp family ticket and jewelry estimated by Sam Sabin, fields of foliage, which come Into full be says, "Oh, It Is a special one we owner of tho pawnshop, nt $100,000. Garage and Machine Co. blossom Just ns rapidly, and which Invented years ago for kidnaping." Expert Auto Repair Work disappear In a maximum period of 11 "How do you number them?" HAY ANI) NIGHT Phone 30 Corner First und Oak days. Tim plates also show that great "It Is n six-exposure plate, and each SHIFTS IN MILL blizzards, snowstorms and volcanic of these spnccs on the sheet of paper SAWING LUMBER “WE DELIVER THE GOODS* eruptions are frequent. "Wo find," corresponds to one on the plate. Each says the professor, "a living world at plate Is numbered. Wo used to 'use U 'T T h e A a a o e l n t r d I’r r a a l oar very doors where life In some re­ this camera for kidnaping. Quick Service Transfer GROVEL AND, March 24.—Day and spects resembles that of Mars—a Then you swallow your pride and Storage Facilities night nhifts will be employed by tho world which the astronomical profes­ nsk boldly: If we please you, tell others; If no J. Ray Arnold Lumber Company hero sion has In past years utterly neglected "What do you mean—kidnaping?" tell us. Phone 498 and Ignored." beginning March 27, it was announc­ He laughs kindly nt your Ignorance. "Why, you know," he says, "we take ed. Each shift will work 10 hours. our camera and go out on the street Ship Has 18,000 Spoons. Recently this mill established what Sanford Steam Laundry We may bo cutting down our war- and sec n little boy nml take his pic­ is believed to be a state record in that FOR SERVICE ■hips. There Is no reduction In our ture. We get his name and address. line when it cut more than 111,000 liners. This nppllcs to size an well ns By and by, nfter we dovslop the pic­ Call 146-J ture, we go around to his homo and feet of lumber In one hour. to number. Take the White Star liner, Majestic. show It to Ills mother. If she likes W. RAWLING, Prop. k The largest stenmer In the world Is the picture, she buys one. Thnt’* PURITY LEAGUE TO aptly named I Its tonnage Is 50,000 kidnaping."—Pittsburgh Dispatch. CENSOR PARADE OF SANFORD NOVELTY and It Is to carry 14,000 knives, 10,000 GAY BATHING SUITS -forks 18,000 spoons, 46,000 pieces of Furs. WORKS plate in all, 178,000 pieces of linen Trapping Is being carried on more ST. PETERSBURG, March 25.— V. C. COLLER, Prop. and 270,000 pieces of crystal and extensively this siuison than for ths (Special).—Miss Hazol Medford Van glassware. last ten years, and the catch Is ab­ General Shop and Mil) When one adds It cargo, crew and normal, reports the manager of the Trecdon, head of tho Purity Leago Work passengers, one’s bruin almost stng- Winnipeg Fur Auction Hales company. which recently stirred up such a gers at the responsibility which will Economic laws work ns rigidly In mcsB hero over tho kind of bathing CONTRACTOR and BUILDEP rest on the shoulders of the captain. tho far north ns elsewhere. A short­ Buits worn at tho beaches hero, has 517 Commercial Street Banferd, Fla —London Answers. age of any commodity runs price.* ngnin como to tho front und threat­ up. Then high prices lure, larger pro ens to put n crimp into tho plans for Shoved Off. dilation. With the supply Increased, a bathing suit pnrndo that is to bo Geo. W. Knight Tho Ohnssuun* Alplns, thosu classy price slumps. Then production falls a pnrt of tho Festival of States cele­ French lighting men who hel;>ed truth off. Real Estate and Insurance tho marines who llrst went to France, It’s tho cteruul merry-go-round, bration here noxt week. Sho has do- SANFORD FLORIDA could never quite get accustomed to with speculators playing the turn In mnndcd thnt sho bo made censor of tho bnthing suits and proposes to dosome of the mnrlne corps lingo. One tho market. of tho Blue Devils had learned the cide which cnn bo put on exhibition Sanford Machine & Ha Found Himself. meaning of the sen-going phrase on tho flguro of some lovely damsel. The marine had tumbled off u mo­ To satisfy her T. J, Heller, in chnrgo "shove-off,” hut when ho had his flrst Foundry Co. chance to use It ho waa—ns tho any- torcycle, uml ho wns dead to tho world of tho water sports for noxt Friday General Machine and Boiler Work; when they carried him to the hospital. is—not there. "Hey, French," suld a Leatherneck, The next morning he woke up Just has agreed to allow her to bo one of Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Pistons; “have you seen our lleutennnt ns the doctor came nround to see how the judges and if sho finds anything objcctionablo about tho parade she Oversize Rings and Pins; Flywheel the patient wns getting along. around ?’’ "Well, well, my man," suld-the doc­ will have her way and can stop tho "Oul, monsieur, onl," suld the pollu, struggling to remember the elusive tor cheerily, "how did you Ond your appearance of one o f^he girls to be Steel Gear Banda; Crank Shafta re­ phrase, "lie have—wbut you call— Bclf this morning?" turned; agents for Caille Inboard anrf on display. pushed over."—The Leatherneck. "I opened my eyes," suld the Gyrene, Outboard Motors. ----------- Phone 81 "took n good look at the bed—saw It Heems impossible ,to produce a Roman Rolica In London. some guy lying In It—and there 1 waa." picture thnt will have a healthy effect An old Homan building dating back —The Leatherneck. on public morals nnd the Home effect to tho Third or Fourth century wns un­ on tho box office, The Youngeat Soldier Killed. covered by workmen In Grace Church Representative Inane Hlegnl, of Now street, London, while laying postal cublcs. Hiih wall four and a half feet York, recently made claim In tho house A*valuable article giv­ thick mill extending downward 13 feet of representative* that Albert f’ohen. appear* tn form part of nn Inner cham­ whose parents hoy/ live In Memplils. en away Saturday with ber of a Roman building. Thu mitllnu Trim., wns the youngest soldier to b* each purchase. See ad­ Get An Abstract Before of the elmtuber Is apparent and there killed In action la France, lie wa* lire painted nrrnimcntntloris on the killed III netIiiii on October fi, 1018, vertisement in Friday’s wullH. Museum tilllclulH believe that will Iit serving with the 20tb Infantry Buying Property Shoe the wall* belong to tho original forum At lie, time of Ids enlistment he waf Herald.—Lloyd’s thirteen \ears and six .tiionllis old. of Roman Lutulou. Store. Ill 3-4 tc E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. Herald want ads get results. Hsrald want ada g * ntw ih , SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. N o f T urkish a n d D om estic tobaccos—b len d ed «• JM Fishermen Take Notice! OUR ANNUAL CONTEST WILL OPEN APRIL 1ST, 1922 ■■ Get your tackle ready and win one of the three prizes s • FIRST PRIZE—Shakespeare Reel SECOND PRIZE—Heddon Rod. THIRD PRIZE—Best Silk Line. Bass must be caught with Rod, Reel and Artificial Unit pur­ chased of the Ball H a r d w a r e Co. Williams Garage VOLIE WILLIAMS, Proprietor BUICK and OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service : ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s■ 5 First Class Mechanics In one of the moat up-to-date Garages In the City SERVICE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Williams Garage 115 MAGNOLIA AVENUE SANFORD, FLA. 3 fi ■ ■ S ■ ■ ,i T h e Bedrock of Sagacity ,, The man who keeps his idle cash in circula­ tion by depositing it in the Peoples Bank o Sanford, where it is used to help legitimate business, experiences the peace of mind o knowing that his money is absolutely safe. He usually becomes a regular customer, and \ stays with us. Start this thrift>habit without delay, and lie prepared for any emergency that may come. j The Peoples Bank of Sanford �- X y v, . - V* ,t. HOME Are what your Banker and successful business men advise. Why go outside when you can get the full legal rate at home? Right where you can see what you are getting and can watch it grow. The Zachary-Tyler V eneer Co. has proved to be a big success. The business offered the present season was nearly double what the mill could take care of. Messers Zachary and Tyler wish to expand the business and build a larger— Crate SMill * m and have decided the best way to*do this is to but to take all of the risk themselves and allow the Public to invest in ...................... First Mortgage cBonds which will be secured by a First Mortgage on their entire plant and extensions, so there will be— \ * Wo dfysk W hatever to the Investor These Bonds will bear interest at 8 per cent, payable Semi-Annually with an Additional Bonus to the Farmer on Crates Purchased. Write or call on us for full details. er Veneer Go �PAGE FOUR HEWC « ■’< THE SANFORD DAILY HERALDt MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1922 Who was tho father of tho great Europe. Tho groat acrongo owned by SANFORD DAILY HERALD outdoor movement, tho back to nature individuals nnd corporations in somo UNCLE HANK ^ amount of mon. Wo want tho Tues­ day night concorts and vre want a real bnnd thnt Is avallnblo whon wo noed it. NOTICE! P i k l l i M e v e r y ■ K e r n e e i e s e e p t N u » - idon, thnt is possessing America with parts of Europo nre rented to small l i , n ( t h e H e r a l d n n l l d l n * , 107 Notlco Is horoby given ,h(t , such benignant forco today? Thoro tonnnt'j, very largely, and intonslvo M a g n o lia A r e * H a n fo rd , p i i , not bo responsible Jo, can bo little doubt that Moses was cultivation brings rosults that nro en­ tirely satisfactory. COMPOUND INTEREST FOR tho first to recognizo its value. Ho Mitered Into by my wife, Mrs. p „ ,THRIFTY. established for his people tho Feast I’lm M N IIH R M Smnll fnrms in Florida, used to tho Washburn nor will I bo r . . p « J £ I t. J . IM IL I.Y ......................................... K d lto r of Tabernacles, thnt Is, an annual full extent of climato nnd season pos­ any .goods or monoys furnished If. J . 1,11,1.A R D ......„ » e * r e t « r y - T r r a a a r e r campout, for a memorial of thoir sibilities, with proper cultivation nnd Persons who ncoff at interest paid for . H . A . ,\K K L ----------------.U e n e r a l M a n a g e r by banks and othor institutions and h0r» wo hnv,n8separated, C. I-. l i t W IN _____C tre u ta tlo N M a n a g e r fathers’ big camping trip across tho fertilization, pay handsomely. Tho I'h o n it 14H tip to S iM I*. M. individuals, should consldor tho cast 313‘2tp desert, nnd also to bring thorn back fact is noted every dny in tho ntnto p< W. WASHBURN. A ie r r lln l n g lln te a M ade K n o w n o n of Henry R. Stuart. to things simple nnd primitive, so newspapers. An ncro tract hero or A p p lle a t lo n In 1807 Georgo Jones borrowed necessary to their continued nntlonat two ucrcs thoro gets into print for Hub a e r lp tI o n l ’r lc e In A d v a n c e $100 frmo Stuart, agreeing to pay 10 life. mnking a lot of money for tho owner O ne V e n r ................................................. ..... pd-W) A valuable article giv. H li Mon I ha ________ ____ S.00 per cont Interest a month. Wo nro just beginning to rentizo or lessee. D e liv e r e d In C ity b y C a r r i e r en away Saturday with O ne W e e k ............................... ..........IB C e n to tho importance of those things. Every­ Stuart recently sued for the prlnd. Great bodies of land nro hold by one of us who can, goos to tho woods corporations nnd individuals in Florl­ pal of tho tonn, together with accrued each purchase. See ad. __ ir i a id e n t i r e l y e o v r r a S e m in o le C o n n ty cnch year. interest and was given n judgment vertisement in Friday*. dn rnd with the idea almost gonornl a n d la p u b lis h e d e v e r y F r i d a y . A d e e r t i l i n g ra te e m a d e k n o w n o n a p p lic a ­ But a false iden has crept in. It thnt theso holdings will somo day bo in court at San Jose, California, for tio n . D e m o c r a tic In p o litic o . | U 0 p e r Herald.—Lloyd’s Shoe is the fashion nowadays to go to nearly 806 trillions of dollars. y e a r , a l w a y s In a d v a n c e . subdivided nnd sold in tracts that enn Store. MEM BICII T IIH A M O C 1 A T K D F i t RUB enmp for the summor, hut what is bo handled by mon of Bmnll means, Ho has a valid claim on all ths meant by camp? money in tho world, and then some, One of th' drawbacks to bein’ thoro 1b not tho activity along this lino 313-4te Is it nn outing? (Certainly not thnt would perhnps bo warranted. It famous Is, you're apt to have a burn but ho can’t collect I t with out class. Too often with such, must come, sooner or later, and when cigar named after you. Tho incldout is important only in The srreat weather continues. the very essentials nro left out: Tho tho number of Florldn farmers doub­ illustrating tho power of compound memorial of tho days when the fath­ les, or treblos, nnd thoro nro hundreds Intorost to bring wealth to tho thrifty. WE MUST KEEP OUR RAND. There has never been a better ers of this country were roughing it, at work in a section where now but Compound interest is tho only uni­ spring for celery growing. making everything with their own half a dozen energetic, industrious versal road to financial Independence. nro While other Florldn cities —o---- hnnds; the totnll chnngo of surround­ men nro working, tho stato will hlos—St. Petersburg Times. spending mnny thousands for outsido Sanford can now show tho ton­ ings, thought nnd wny of life; tho Bom like tho rose. Florida hns the nage on tho St. John's river. All we simplicity,, the bodily nnd mental acres to support tun million people— bands to piny for n few weeks dur­ Europe still clings to tho hopo thnt need is n man to show It to congress. discipline; tho tonic of the sun by dny; but they ennnot come hero until it is ing tho winter season Snnford hns wu may yot marry her to reform hor, tho open compfire and tho swoot A straw sticking from tho cont of soothing nir by night—those most possible for tho small fnrmor to got a been able to hnvo a regular bnnd that will play weekly concerts ovory wook a man in Orlando made the officers preeious nnd healing things of nil, foothold. ATTENTION STOCKHOLDERS Tho Courier, following up the para­ in the year for less than the big bands suspicious. Straws show the way the nre missing.*1 For these fnshionnhlo All the stockholders and any who liquor. Straws show the wny the enmpers merely build In tho wilder­ graph quoted, says, “it Is tho small cost for a few weeks in tho winter. are*interested In tho Country Club farm thnt is in demand these dnyB. scent blows. ness another Fifth Avenue mansion, This is duo to several causes, one of Sanford is nn nil tho yonr round town and Golf Links are requested to meet -----------o—— — taking with them their city clothes, which is tho growing burden of tnxa- and should hnvo a band nil the year in tho Court House next Tuesday Tomndoos In Texas, cyclones in round. Wo need good music in tho night at eight o'ciockk at which time Georgia, earthquakes in California foods, servants’ ways and thoughts tionV'unothtTr- 7s~ the , i~ff i7u! ty'o f"go t- summer ns well as in the wintor and tho club will bo organized and other nnd call their new abode "a cam p’ i t |riJI n (|ny*B W Ork for n dny’s wages." and all is pence and prosperity in it has some bark slabs on tho Tho mnn who umlortnko3 to cultivate in order to have u good bnnd nnd to mnttors of Importance takon up. Florida. Stick around nwhile and because outside. a few acres is able to attend to tho keep a good band leader it is neces- Ladles are especially Invited to at­ pick off a few. 309-4tp Against all of this, tho real camp­ supervision of his fields himsolf, nnd snry to arrnngo for a certain sum tend. that will guarantee tho band boys ers should make n stand. Wo want thnt menns the elimination of a high Some well manning chap sent us a ALWAYS FRESH “EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE" tho and tho band lender a band for tho commercial bulletin this morning tell­ tho simple life, tho primitivo life, tho priced assistant. This is a m atter to year round. It would be foolish to strongest in tho world, Wo aro paid Not Sold in Bulk ing about the condition of tho wool outdoor life; with a difforont world bo considered, nnd nowndnys tho farm to examino nnd ro-fiil your batter attempt to go back to tho ancient nnd wholly different activities. Cards must be operated economically if It is market. Wo don't care any more method employed hero in years gono freo of charge. Tho Battery is tho about tho wool mnrket than wo do nnd hiiilnrds mny bo good gnmos, but to bo n pnying proposition. by a pick up a band now and thon lifo of tho cnr. Wo re-charge nnd roabout tho boll weevil. Wo enn really not for n summor camp; beenuso one In France a gardener enn make a and expect them to havo an organiza­ pnlr all makes bntterics.—Ray Broth­ do without wool now that summer is enn, nnd dooB got the,m elsewhere. good living for his family on less 311-tfc-daw SANFORD— NEW YORK— MIAMI Wo need somo studies, somo rending, than one acre of ground, but ha keeps tion. We never had a real bnnd ers, Snnford, Fin. coming on. but not arithmetic or nnclcnt history; at it nil the time. In Florida nil acre until last year and anyono who has they do not belong. Nature-work, of land will raise n wonderful amount listened to them say they are the “Lenka Arc Causing Grave Concern best hand in tho statu for local bnnds. Among Diplomats" says headline in Woodcraft Scouting, Forestry, n r c „ f vugctab]e3 0r fruit. A few pecan They have already gnined a fine rep­ daily paper. Yes, leaks are causing ideal studios, n of them ,for they, troc3 yield Bplundld returns for their utation over the stnto and Sanford antI tho Bpaco they occupy. A grnvc concern among the bootleggers combine athletic handicraft b rain ' work nml observation, they are out I fow cnuigu of grapefruit trees well hns gained in reputation for having in Florldn nnd nlso amid the prohibi­ of doors, and in those teacher and repay the owner for attention—and genius and foresight in getting a On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Coast Railway, Chuluotion forces. In fact leaks nro n source renl band und keeping the members pupil nre learning together. the waiting of a few years. There toguthor nut only in the winter but tn, Fla., nmong the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date of grnvc concern among a lot of peoBut thoro is only one perfect place are some great farms of many acres; modern brick hotel, with private baths and hot water hent. First plo higher up. foV these linppy combinations; that some ranches and places wliero things in the summer as wall. We collect­ dnss cuisine. Rates $2.50 to $3JiO per dny; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ 'd $15,000 or more for a baseball arc grown in a wholesale way—but club for one season and surely we cording to location of room. Tho Sanford Herald is a shining is tho summer camp, The physical advantages of this the state lias hundreds of small farms example of optimism. It thinks that primitive life, can senreely bo over­ to every large one, and tho incrcnso can collect one third of this amount lower freight rates are in sight for for the bnnd which 'really means MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager estimated. is stchdily on the side of the small more to our town than any ball team. its section.—Miami Metropolis. Exposure to sun nnd air, as in acreage. No optimism about that, brother. Tho band boys keop tho money at camp life, is now the specific remedy That is just pure facts nnd wo have Every new subdivision, nnd oponlng Romo, they uro an integral part of tho water transportation to bring it for a dozen troublesomo Bkin troubles. of a tract for sales of smnll fnrms is (our cRy, they belong here nnd all Many n mnn hnvo I known with an aid to tho growth and prosperity of nbout if tho people will stay with us. that they receive for their services weak lungs, or even well on in con­ the state ---------------o--------------is left hero in trndo channels. Tho Automobiles arc being stolen right sumption, who hns been cured simply municipal band is a homo institution and left in nnd around Orlando nnd by camping out. “SERVICE THAT COUNTS” ns much ns any pnrt of our munlcclA Chicago jury has decided that Its mcntnl discipline is oqunlly other nearby cities. Sanford has suf­ We handle everything in styles laBt just threo weeks. This pnl lifo and ns such should bo main­ fered but little loss in cars this year snlutory. tained all the year round. Tho tim« Mnny a boy who was ns helpless should forever settle tho matter be- is coming in a fow days whon tho but they hnvo not pnssed us by. It THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE behooves everyone to lock their cars, and useless ns n baby, ns selfish ns twccn man an(J wlfo< Hereafter tho disposition of the band will bo mnda entry insurance nnd use every pre­ a Turkish husband, has hnd his real mnn will settlo for the new dresses nnd it behooves ovory lover of good Car Lota or Less. Ship us caution when they leave their cars In awakening in tho summer enmp. Mnny a girl who was spoiled, hope. every threo weeks without any mur- music to get behind tho band and out of the way places for tho theives Richmond, Virginia Ios sly irritable nnd solfish at homo, merings or mouthings or making fun­ booHt for their remaining during tho nro with us all tho time. : summer nnd remaining up to the full has, under the stimulation nnd subtle ny faces at his wife. THE HERALD PRINTING CO. Sii m U' 1 m i V BEL-JARCOFFEECO. * ' KHi !r i11 1 CHULUOTA INN___ s CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY; f; t m is William Jennings Bryan was hissed ceaseless influence of n high, clcnn when he attempted to nddrcsH tho enmp, been gently wrought into n new City Club at Washington Friday character, nnd made n desirable mem­ nftornoon. It was occnssioncd by tho ber of tho homo clrclo. If your boy is peevish nnd spoiled fact thnt a mnn wns Bpenking when nt home send him to camp. Is ho Bryan entered the room nnd tho mas­ disorderly in dress or manner?. Send ter of ceremonies wanted to introhim to camp. duco Brynn nnd have him speak on Is ho inclined to bo a sissy and tho other fellow’s time. The crowd I nfrnid to play the part of n mnn? would not stand for it nnd told Wil­ I Send him to camp. liam to go back nnd sit down. Is ho disrespectful to his parents -o---nnd teachers? Send him to camp. THE SUMMER CAMP. There he will slowly, surely, kindly I» .1 r! nJ ! Half-Price Sale j nnd firmly be brought into line, in Do you wish your boy to rend nnd one short summor. write? “Yes, why nBk such a ques­ Yes, these nro tho effects of tho tion ? I send him to tho best of enmp lifo, with it shigh clean stand­ schools." ards, and self-contained community, I)o you wish your boy to be n high- PROVIDED YOU SELECT YOUR class, strong American with a snno CAMP. outlook, n healthy body, nnd clean Not military camp, whero piensures? Then send him to the . , n big , place where such things nre taught, I cacth b,oy a ™*e Private, to be not only by good teachers and good about’ nn<1 treuntc‘1 precepts, hut chiefly by the nll-prc- not tho ,onB° cnmP ,whe,r° to,nt-llfo A vading influence of tho thought, tho ," ean" mcro, “ "restraint, but the up- irresistible magic of atmosphere, with to; ' ,ntc mm,crn. camP> w,th ,cntlor9 its night nnd dny insidious compul- 'vbo nro, mcn, cbaract®r t ‘'ninod to sion, nn agency that can lie found ‘ho work' «olcctcd- tried and proven, only in nn isolated community, only A camp where the fundamentals of in a selected nnd harmonious com- Woodcraft nro not only taught, but munity—that iis a hlgh-clsas sum- lived, nil dny nnd all night. There must bo five thousand sum­ mcr camp, mer camps in Amcricn today. Many of them nro not sound; but many of them nre, you enn easily learn which, by looking up the record. If you want to make Huro thnt your boy or girl is on the wny to high manhood or high womanhood, send him to a care­ fully selected summer camp.—Ernest Reton Thompson. I GROCERIES! | FRUITS j j AND VEGETABLES j We have decided to discontinue our Boys’ Department and to move this quickly we are selling everything at HALF PRICE Blouses, Shirts, Undertogs, Sox, Stockings, Wash Shirts, Pants, Suits, Shoes, Hats, Caps .. .. Most of this stock is KAYNEE Brand, strictly fast col­ ors. Owing to the fact that we will not restock our Boys’ Department it will be necessary for you to be sure to get the right size as we will not take back any merchandise. Bring the boy with you and be sure of the size before tak­ ing it out of the store. T Nothing Sent Out on Approval-------- Nothing Charged SMALL FARMS IN FLORIDA. Tho I’lnr.t City Courier ree - y said: "If tho holders of largo hoil 'L of land in this section would sell p in Courtesy and Prompt Ser­ sninll tracts there would ho develop­ vice Our Motto ment of this pnrt of the stnto thnt the country has nuvor oven drenmod could conic to pass." Smnll farms nro Phones 497-494 the ones that pay beBt in Florida, nnd in thlH respect it mny bo thnt tho peoWELAKA BLOCK plo nro learning a lesson from tho old BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBQBCgaBBBBBffl world. Smnll farms aro tiio rulo in Sale Will Last ’Till the Entire Stock is Sold : Sanford Shoe DEANE TURNER ■fv'v-' ■t - IfW rRT.VMKIWIiuHSilW « | | Awk W W W V W V V V V vV > C loth in g �' t v ' ' *r\rwY?r\'>T*: >iv. rv,lr>cSFv;/ h v 'n ■'* *>•* '♦v * yi ..-Y *'.V>i-j x / ; J7 vJ1Jwr fTr? <7 11 *■ % 7 *v . / "j ^ m »*• . V i' \^A tfte>vM r' r^5S'P' ,V7f,wf ? w viy / spst*v IP®,1 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY; MARCH 27, 1922 _______ _ jmm 11 iW: i '**ft1 TO N IG H T PERSONALS * -1 Band plays in tho park tomorrow night. PRINCESSTHEATRE W I N T E R ’S COMPANY ■ s 1I Now and beautiful stock of Eastor enrds just arrived at tho Harald of­ fice. Eastor is coming. Got your cards now. Weather seems to bo nil right to­ day with occasional flurries of sun and cloud. Wcathor report says showers all wook. 4 1 J. S. Williams of GreencvUlc, N. 0., is in tho city for a few days visiting with his old friend, W. J. Thlgpon. Mr. Williams is carried away with Sanford and thinks it is tho best country ho has scon nnywhere. Are You Thinking About a Summer Camp For Your Boys This Summer? Tho mountains of North Carolina nro tho best locations In tho world for health and that chango of cllmato needed by Floridians and espec­ ially tho growing boys. Laurel Park Camp Near Hendersonville is ono of tho best camps in tho South ns well ns ono of tho most ronsonablo with n flno corps of teachers and councillors, with tho best athletic instructors, with tho lako for swimming, with puro drinking wntor, good food, snnitary in every respect. Send for Catalogue or Sco Mo Personally SANFORD, FLORIDA Lonnie McMullen, who recontly Bold Ills homo at 1201 Palmetto avenue to Orion Farrell, is now building n now home between tilth and 14th on San­ ford avenue, which he hopes to hnvo rondy In a fow weeks. The Robbins Credit Store and tho Surprise Shoo Storo havo Joined forces nnd tho big stock of shoes and the big stock of ladies’ ready to wear will all be found at 310 Sanford avonuue with n large forco of clerks to wait on you nnd show tho wonderful bargains in every line. Watch for tho announcement in Tuesday's Dnily Herald of the Surpriso Shoo Storo. What Millions Want to Kno’w ' F. L. Tharpe, manager of tho locnl exchanges of Orlando and Sanford for the Southern Bell Telephone Company was in tho city today shaking hnnds with his mnny Sanford friends and looking over the locnl field. Mr. Tharpe stated to a representative of the Herald that arrangements have now been mndo to take care of nil tho subscribers who hnve boon wanting phones, They have added much now equipment, now enblen ami other sup­ plies and will 'tnko care of tho con­ stantly increasing Sanford business. If there arc any customers in Sanford who have been waiting for phones put in your application at once and tho local forco will be at your service. THE FLORIDA MAGAZINE Jacksonville. Florida $ * t 318-4tc i I f __ ____ > .• | J I - ’ VTVM * .Ay ■Ms ■ DO NOT FORGET THE NAME Pi ■ pC J * ij Surprise Shoe Store 310 SANFORD AVENUE- .I -• ■•5ia SANFORD, FLORIDA I __________________ .* J LlAi I i THE EASTER BAZAAR of the Pipe Organ Club will bo hold nt Dr. Moore’s Optical Parlors, Sat­ urday, April 8th. 313-13tc Vjs i Mrs. S. Robbins (THE LITTLE LADY) formerly with Robbins’ Credit Store, has now joined forces with the SURPRISE SHOE STORE at 310 Sanford Avenue and invites you all to inspect her wonderful new -line of dresses in all latest modes and materials and beautiful line of millinery. These goods were all purchased last week and arrived this morning. It is Mrs. Robbins’ aim to increase her much valued patronage and has for this event priced all wearing apparel so very low, that you must come in to see for yourself the wonderful values and you will be astonished. WASHINGTON, March 27.—Retail food costa in ton cities showed n de­ crease ranging from 1 to 4 per cent during tho month ending March 15, according to tho Bureau of Labor Statistics. A valuable article giv­ en away Saturday with each purchase. See ad­ vertisement in Friday’s Herald.^-Lloyd’s Shoe Store. ■* C O N S O L I D A T E D Remember that the Golf Club and tho Country Club members and all who are interested in this tho great­ est step that Sanford has over under­ taken nro requested to meet at the court house tomorrow night (Tues­ day) nt eight o’clock to elect officers nnd orgnnlzo for business. Tho links must bo started and put in shape now with tho spring rains coming on to mnko tho turf green nnd tho build­ ings are being mndo over nnd the loention presents ono o t4 tho finest prospects ever. Bo nt tho court houso tomorrow night nnd bo thoro ready to net. This menns stockholders and all who expect to bo stockholders, Tuesday night nt 8 In tho courthouse. Facts. Actual Results. Profitable Production. Of farming, trucking, dairying, fruit growing, lumbering, general business, recrea­ tion, and every phase of Florida's life that’s worth while. The public craves Florida’s facts, figures and fancies. Florida is the ultimate Utopia for many. Publicity given Florida by enthusiastic tourists, has helped Florida, hence Florida needs more tourists. Publicity through the printed page—the pictorial page—the advertising page—has brought many thousands. What it has done it will continue to do. A specific publicity medium—one hundred per cent Florida and for ALL Florida is THE FLORIDA MAGAZINE. A new nntionnl month­ ly, aiming to enrry Florida’s Wonderful Story over the entire United Stntes. In quality style. The April issue is on the stands. Look it over. Subscribe through your dealer or address us. 25 cents a copy; $2.50 a year. i a * Mr. Frank Tracy, tho charming bachelor guest of tho Scminolo Hotel, nnd guest of Mr. W. T. Donnelly on his yacht, tho Dawn, loft Sunday for his homo in New York City, nftor a pleasant two weeks’ visit. Mr. Wil­ liam E. Lewis nnd Mr. Tracy motored to Dnytonn from which plnco Mr. Tracy made train connections for Now York City. Mr. Lewis continued by motor to Hastings from which place ho will toko trnin for Accomac, Vn. More about Sanford. More about Florida. The people—the climntc—the soil. About tho greatest celery season Florida has ever had. About two nnd one-half millions’ worth of celery from ono center. About the high remunerative investment Sanford has to offer. About Florida’s opportunities. M MJ Tho Ball llardwaru Co. is having show windows remodeled and other changes made in tho building for tho hotter display of tho. wares of this lively institution. Joe Dawson, representing tho Bur ger & Baumgordner Co., of Now York, was In tho city today call|gg on the locnl trade. Joo lives In Or­ lando nnd has been making this terri­ tory for tho past twenty years and knows ovory hnrdwaro merchant in Florida nnd then some. ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. Vi’Uunj A, Fishing Is reported as being very good again slnco the cold spoil. Tho lakes and rivers around Sanford of­ fer good fishing all tho time. Last and best number American Legion Lyceum Course llisbcc Bldg. i r ........... ..... \m �_______________ ____________ PAGE SIX - lath fr o st caubhd CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE TO VEGETABLE CROP Beam and Squash w«r« tlardcst HU —Palmetto and Moore IUv«n To­ matoes and Other Crops Suf­ fered Considerable The cold spell Wednesday night did considerable damsgo to the truck crops around Plnnt City. Advice from other sectttons Is to the effect that crops there were hurt eqally as bad. It has been estimated that the damego In this vicinity will run cl4so to twenty-five per cent, but later reports aro that the general acreage was not hurt ns much as was at first ftipposed. The thermometer dropped as low as thirty-three degrees In the country near Plant City early Thurs­ day morning. Frost was much In evidence Thurs­ day morning. Farmers in the Dover community lost heavily from the frost it Is said. Tho Hopewell community is said to have suffered very little, while loss was rather heavy out Knights way. A number of farmers around Springhead and Coronet suf­ fered loacss, while the territory as a 'whole was not do severely damaged. The midway section underwent a bad setback, especially on beans and wa­ termelons. Tho frost as Is usually »i.» in­ fected the crops only in spots, mostly on high ground. Beana and squash seem to have been hurt more than anything else. Some cucumbers were nipped but not as badly as was st first supposed The tomato crop as a whole does not seem to have suffered greatly, although thoro are individual cases whore the less was heavy. Tho tomato crop around Palmetto was cut by tho frost and cold wind which followed It from thirty to for­ ty per cent, according to a telephone messngo from there. Other crops In that section were hurt In proportion, it is said. Advice from Moore Haven is that crops were damaged twentyfive per cent on tho west or Moore Haven side of Lake Okeochobeo, while those on the opposite side were not hurt.—Plant City Courier. THOMAS SUCCEEDS TURNER SAVANNAH, March 25— Dr. Jas. S. Thomas, of Tuscaloosa, Ala., by acclamation, wns selected os noxt Rotaiy district governor, to succeed Gov. John Turner of Tampa, Fla., at the sixth annual eighth district To* tnry confercnco hero yesterday. Children’s Wash Suits being closed out at hnlf price nt Snriford Shoo A Clothing Co. 310-fltc Try a Herald Want Ad today. TWO MEN Started life together, ■ S THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 27» 1923 One of them paid rent all of his life; the other paid on a lot and home. When they came to the last stretch on life’s journey they met, one of them looked tired and discouraged because all th at he had to show for his life was a bunch of rent receipts), and the other looked like he respected himself and felt that he was a man among men. (because ho had accumulated a little something in his travels). Which man are yju going to be? We sell lots on easy terms with a small pay­ ment down Meisch Realty Co. A. P. CONNELLY, Agent nance department discovered the ma ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ M l ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M m M ia iM u r a u CAN’T SQUIRT WATER ON OTHER WOMEN nlcipel exemption eleese and Imme­ diately brought the matter to the at­ ( S r T he A i i o f l i l t l P r* *■) tention of treasury department offi­ MIAMI, March 27—Newly acquired cials Undo Sam went down Into his women’s rights do not includo a pre­ pockets and reluctantly roturnod tho rogative to squirt wator on another niony. of tholr sox, according to a ruling In Judge Branulng’s offlco here. A woman dashed breathlessly up to Deputy Sheriff Mattie Waro and asked: "I wont to know If it’s a criminal offense to turn a water hoao on an­ other woman, for I’m going to do it,” Tho deputy roforred her to Judge It is our business : Brannlng’s offlco, whoro sho was In­ RUB PAIN AWAY WITH A SMALL formed such an attack might come TRIAL BOTTLE OF OLD to help you with them. under tho head of assault and bat­ "ST. JACOBS OIL." tery. y “Well, I’ll seo about It," sho de­ What’s Rheumatism? Pain only. clared as she walked meditntlvoly ( Stop drugging! Not ono case in nwny fifty requires intornal treatment. Rub Come in and talk it over. Details of what had come up in tho soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil" neighborhood to w arrant this jSpon- directly upon tho "tondor spot" and tnneous quest of Ignl knowledge were relief comes Instantly. "St. Jacob’s not revealed Oil" Is a harmless rheumatism and sciatica liniment, which novor disap­ FREE COURSE IN WRITING points and ennnot bum tho skin. FOR ALL CORRESPONDENTS Llmbor up! Quit complaining! Got a small trial bottle from your drug­ tl t y - T h e Aaaorlnted F k u ) GAINESVILLE, March 27.—Tho gist, and In just a moment you'll bo 5 A COMMUNITY BUILDER University of Florida through Its free from rheumatism and sciatic | F. P. FORSTER, Presldwt B. F. WHITNER, Cashier General Extension Division, has an­ pain, soreness, stiffness and swelling. nounced the offer of a free scholar­ Don’t Buffer! Relief awaits you. Old, ship In newspaper writing to oil re­ honest "St. Jacobs Oil” has cured mil­ porters or correspondents who apply lions of rheumatism sufforers In the REPORT OP SCHOOL FUNDS last half century, and is just as good through tho paper they represent. Tho courso will be conducted by a for sciatica, nouralgls, lumbago, SEMINOLE COUNTY number of tho extension, division’s backach, sprains and swellings.—adv. For the Period Ending December 31st, 1921 staff who has had six ycnrir experi­ ence on largo dnlly papers and maga­ Tho fo llo w in g report o f tho r e c e ip ts and d isb u rsem en ts o f tho School Pum. A valuable article giv­ obfnlnncos SEM INOLE COUNTY fo r the p eriod en d in g D ocom bor l i s t ! 19*1 with tH zines and who 1b a graduate of the nnd a m o u n t o f w a r r a n ts o u tsta n d in g and a sta te m e n t of the Missouri School of Journalism It will en away Saturday with nnd L ia b ilitie s, nnd th e v a lu e o f tlio S ch ool p rop erty o f tho said Somlnole Con\i ty a s reported on th e l l e t d ay o f D ecem ber, 1921, by th e C oun ty Uoard of P»S! cover tho Bourco of nows, proper pre­ lie In str u c tio n and tho S u p er in ten d e n t o f P u b llo In str u c tio n , Is hereby nubllih.j each purchase. See ad­ u nder tbo P r o v isio n s o f C hap ter 0813, A cts o f 1916, L a w s o f F lorida ™ paration of copy, ideas relating to ’ ER N EST AMOa newe values and tho necessity for vertisement in Friday’s Comptrsllir. brevity, order and scquenco In w rit­ Herald.—Lloyd’s Shoe General School Fund ing news Store. D ep o sito ry B alance, J u ly le t, 1921 ...... .................................. I 11.07111 Tho lessons aro offered to those ................. . Neat 313-4tc O u tsta n d in g W a rra n ts, J u ly 1st, 1921 ....— ongnged In tho nowspnpor work who N ot U alanco, J u ly 1st, 1921............................. ................................... 13.4711! R e c e ip ts for S ix M outbai feel they may derivo some good in F ro m — Klmbnll Pianos, from factory to the nature of holpful suggestions T a x C o llecto r— T a x e s .......... .........„..................... 1,674.66 Tux C o lle cto r— F o lio ...'.................................................... .............. home prices. When you aro out shop 420.00 C om p troller— R ed em p tion ■ ................ .... ......... ..................... .. 680.79 ping, don’t fall to stop In nt T. J. C o m p tro ller— 1 M ill T ax .................... ...... ............................. .... NO WAR TAX ON FREIGHTS 1,619.(0 C oun ty J u d g e— H u n tin g L icen se............................................ . 1,018.00 11,111.14 FOIt MUNICIPALITIES Miller A Sons’ nnd look them over. Then see Mr. Lanier, for prices and M ak in g U alanco ....... ......... „ ......................................................... .. ii.H ui terms. 288-tfc D isb u r se m e n ts fa r Hlx M onth*! ( I l f Thi* A s a u r l n l r t l I ' r r a a ) ST. PETERSBURG, March 27.— ICxpendrd fo r S c h o o lsi H nlarles o f T ea ch ers ..................................................................... * 17,881.(0 1 Tho fdcral treasury has returned to T ra n sp o r ta tio n o f P u p i l s ............................................................. *,902.00 (ex p en ses o f A d m in istra tio n ! tho city of St Petersburg some $1,255 S alary o f S u p erin ten d en t .............................................. 1,100.00 Phono 401 paid in as tho city’a war tax on 9th and French P er D iem und M ileage o f M em bers o f Uoard ................ 188.80 In c id e n ta ls for Hoard and S u p erin ten d en t ..................... 211.60 freight, and express bills and tele­ P r in tin g F in a n c ia l S ta te m e n t ................................................ it 60 Seminole Printery 59.90 P r in tin g ........................... — .......... ............................................... graph tolls, In ignoranco of a provis­ In te re st ......................... ................ ................ ...................... ............... 1(0.00 ion exempting the municipalities from Why Pay More?—Wo Do It For Less! 1(0.00 A tto rn ey for Hoard ...................................................................... / II. N. Lumlcy W. N| Lumlcy N ig h t In d u stria l S ch ool ................................................ ........ 144.00 such tax charges T r a n sfe rs nnd refu n d s ..................... „.................._....... .......... 3(0.00 Iiifl.lt Director Shepard of tho city’a fl- Problems? RUB RHEUMATISM PAIN FROM SORE, ACHING JOINTS [ First National Bank D ep o sito ry B alan ce, D ecem b er 31st, 1921 ...............................— 71111 Recapitulation of Report of Special Tax School District Funds, Seminole County, Florida December 31st, 1921 m c # J4O *3 ^ E i 2 3 4 f, 1 - 4L*) 4W 4 “ S O 4t *1,234.88 2.80 366.93 103 3H 006.99 7.38 « *1,858.66 4 3 (. 30 23 4,16 164.03 373.01 1,029.90 *2,400.36 J3.894.98 y . si -. 60.00 *' *4,992.47 60.00 I D ll 7.11 m il lllll H ill m .ti a iiiii Recapitulation of Report of Bond, Interest and Sinking Funds, Seminole County, Des cember 31st, 1921 -OoG0 to ® C 4» “ o to 5 £ ■O r* 9•j g ^• *i 2 s* z k Sri c . C **> Cr? 3 c* * BEAUTIFUL LIVE MODELS •s n * u ;E • m -C u O£ J *1.868 05 4Z0.SC 4 40.83 8 62 366.S839.20 m a i ENTERTAINMENT m A • 8 a " cx? 003 oaZ s ! a i. s' KHh *9,474.03 188.13 *19,086.42 G16.94 * 100,000.00 16,000.00 *2,734.72 190.63 *9,691.18 *19,701.36 *116,000.00 *2,926.2! \i ;J PS *1,114 II You are cordially invited to attend our Grand Fashion Show as *2,712.28 462.28 *100,000.00 16,000.00 *11,147.69 144.10 *3,214.66 *116,000.00 *11,991.0* __ £----*161.16 For Spring 1922 ASSETS AND LIABILITIES Assets at the Princess Theatre, Tuesday Evening March 28th, at 8 o'clock A Fashion Review, showing the first authentic styles in Ladies W earing Apparel and Millinery for the coming season OB.VKIIAL SCHOOL FU N D B a la n ce C ash In D ep o sito ry ................................................................• I f i U n co llected T a x es, In clu d in g cu rr en t y ea r .............................. s j .i s s .i s SPEC IAL TA X D ISTR IC T B a la n ce C ash In D ep o elto ry ................................................................I I*'??!’! ! U n co llected T a x es, In clu d in g cu rren t year ......................... . 23.45Q.tf* T o ta l a v a ila b le a s s e ts ......................................................... I *6,742.1* , Liabilities G ENER AL SCHOOL F U N D .......................................................................... .................. .............. SPEC IAL TA X D IST R IC T Special T ax D istr ic t B on d s O u tsta n d in g ........................... ....... N oten - ............................................................. ..— — ......... »ll,Ml*1 its a f ill . T otal I • *» i» • * * * # * « A Value of School Property ^R3gn?”y,e Baumefs Specialty Shop REFRESHMENTS *1,1411) Florida G ENER AL d Lata Mviiuui p ui iiiiu ro Sch ool A p p aratu s O ther S ch ool P Pro ro p erty * * • * « •* * ■ * * * »♦ « * ■ * » • rmm* • e * ’* * * * * ' * * ' * * * * * *00.00 400.0* * • *# # # *» » •■ " !* •* • * * O TH ER SPEC IAL T A X D ISTRICT ■ni:t 769.1 iiio.otoo.oo School Houses and Lots___ LiMtsHww*»**«**•************ 00 School Furniture ....... .>....... •*#*»M#«****#*M***S****M**«****t**************** a'rQOQO School Apparatus ijiooiot Other School P ro p erty .................. .......... ......................... - ..... . ,.*1*0,160.1* Total......................... �i 1 [ t ** .y '- ’ )* 4>fj'if ^ ■>',V ' v’ » ______________ ._____ ^ 7 s THAT FATTEN SAILORS Moritrn "Tank•rl’, Ara Now Blamed for Added Weight Taken On by the Seamen. 1 | I | I $Jg5 • *.v; / PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1922 RUMOR STARTS RUN ON BANK IN CHICAGO of tho Spanlsh-Amcrican war, north to Palntka, south to Lakeland and oast and wunt In the territory aro cordially Invited to affiliate with Roosevelt camp, headquarters a t Sanford. A membership campaign is planned that will Include Somlnolo, Orange, Lnko and Volusia counties. At tho Orlando mooting Comrades C. E. McDowell, John J. Caldwell, Jas. M. Brady and Walter A. Mongos wore sworn Into membership. Captain Bradshaw will bo transferred from tho Jacksonville camp to Roosavolt camp. Tlioro wero n number of other appli­ cants who are expected shortly to unite with tho Sanford vets. Accompanying Commander Torhoun wore officers nnd comrades, J. G. Sharon, Craig Harris, Frod Wil­ liams, Luko Wnlkor, C. It. Lord, J. T, Brady, sr., G. W. Rutherford, W. D. Ballard (Altnmonto), E, Partin (Wag­ ner), Roy Schmidt, John Haigh (Ovie­ do), A. King. Shipping exports continue to argue Mfordlng the advantages of oil fuel orer coni. At present the question Is occupying the attention of medical SPECIAL DETAIL OF POLICE TO KEEP CIIOWDS AWAY FItOM B>The adverse effect of oil fuel upon THE HANK mch surfaces as steel, canvas, rope gBd other shipping accessories are ____( l l r T he A sso cia ted P re ss) widely known; ships’ doctors are now CHICAGO, Mnrch 24.—A special dodivided on fhe question as to whether tall of polico nrmed with rifles wero It Is harmful or benoflclnl In Its effect cnllod today to control thousands who spon sailors, a writer In London Tlt- besieged tho Northwestern Trust & Bits states. Bailors on oll-tcd vessels are fatter Savings Dank to withdraw doposlts ind plumper than those who work on following n fnlso rumor that tho Insti­ soshfed ships. Some naval surgeons tution was unstable. Tho bank offorod declare that the fattening effect Is pro­ $5,000 reward for tho arrest of tho duced by the alight fumes exuded by person starting tho rumor. Tho bank the dormant oil fuel; others ridicule is declared the strongest In Chicago of |be suggestion, and maintain that the Its slzo. Tho Fcdoral Reserve Bank former are fat simply because they sent it three quarters of n million In give lets work to do. “Coaling ahtp" Is one of the finest cash to withstand tho run and an­ exercises In the world for reducing other bank sont one million dollurs. JORDAN RECEIVER superfluous flesh. It Is Imrd work that! FOIt FELLSMERE BANK bis to be maintained at high speed all FORD ANNOUNCES FORTY day. Ships vie with each other In get* HOUR WEEK AND $6 TALLAHASSEE, Mnrch 25.—T. E. ting their coal aboard In record time, DAY FOR ALL EMPLOYES Jordan, Jacksonville, former bankor I«a even after the operation Is finished in Apalachicola, was appointed receiv­ the sailors still have a few more DETROIT, Mich., March 25.—Ad­ er State Bank of Follsmoro today by sances of avoirdupois to work off In cleaning up the meas below decks. option of tho forty-hour woek as a Comptroller Amos. Usually three days are occupied in permanent policy in all plants of the cleaning a vessel after a bout of “coal Ford Motor Company was announced ehtp." On tho other hand, oil-fuel last night by Ersol B. Ford, president ghlps perform the tnsk In about three of the company, Undor tho new hours. plan tho .factories will be closed on Doctors aro asking themselves: “Is Saturday and Sunday and about the fat a healthy fat, or an Injurious 3.000 men will bo added to tho forco. parasitic growth?" If a hammock Is splashed with oil fuel, all the scrub- Tho chango will affect approximately YOU CAN BRING BACK COLOR bins and boiling In the world will not 50.000 employes who will continue to AND LUSTRE WITH SAGE prevent a holo from appearing In It; rccoivo tho minimum ?0 a day wage. TEA AND SULPHUR end If It eats through doublo-ply can­ Now employes, however, will r e - 1 vas, what will oil fuel accomplish In celvo a minimum of $5 daily, th o , When you darken your hair with the case of huntnn beings? pre-war scalo. In making tho an- ] Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can ’Tnnker" hands are noticing that after two nr three voyages they begin nouncomont, Mr. Ford snld ho had toll, hecnuBO it’s done so naturally, bo to put on flesh. .roachcd tho , conclusion that tho forty - 1 evenly. PxcpnringJ thid mixture, hour week was practical, that tho a d -)th0URh| J homo |a ' ua8y ftn(J ditlonol Uny of rest , would. . provo . . . . a . troublesome. At littlo cost you can FAMED FOR ITS MARASCHINO . . . . . . . h.L r , r.k.°r" i h“‘, ‘ • bus’ »ny druff .tore th. r n d y to . Dalmatian Town of 8sbenlco Really production schedules of tho Ford in­ use preparation, Improved by tho ad­ dustries could bo so nrranged as to dition of other ingredients called Has Little Right to Other mnintnln tho present output on tho "Wyth's Sago and Sulphur Com­ Clalma to Honors. curtailed working wcok. pound.” You just dampen n sponge Bcbenlco vainly boasts of being the Mr. Ford Bald ho believed a grentcr or soft brush with it nnd draw this Iloumn colony Slcum, whero 01ndins demand for motor vehicles P «tlcu-, throUflh hn| tokl or)e smn„ quartered Ills veterans, nnd so styles Inrly commercial was nn indication of ...___, _L _ ..__ __________ strand nt n time. By morning all Itself In public Inscriptions and Latin Improvement in business generally grnw linir disappears, nnd, after nn­ documents, Hut Slcum stood farther •oath, near Sulonn, nt a spot stilt other application or two, your hnlr DRINK MORE MILK marked by Roman romnlns. becomes beautifully darkened, glossy WILL BE SLOGAN It Is to be feared that Sebenlco and luxuriant. CHILD WELFARE COM. had a sadly Ignoble origin, snys the Gray, faded hair, though no dis­ Manchester Guardian. The name Is grace, is n sign of old age, nnd ns wo said to be derived from n word that Scminolo County children are not ull desire a youthful and attractive means the fort front whence bund!in drinking enough milk so tho mothers nppearnneo get busy nt onco with watched tho sea for ships which they attacked nnd plundered. The little nnd teachers think and tho Womans Wyeth’s Sngc nnd Sulphur Compound Dalmatian pirates’ Inlr remained quite Club under tho Child Wclfaro Com­ nnd look years younger unknown until selected In the early mittee is going to put on n County Middle nges by Croatian kings for their wide "Milk Campaign” educating favorite residence. Apart from pos­ not only tho children in tho food vnl- BIG CENTERS OF POPULATION session of n picturesque Innd-lockcd uo of milk but also tho mothers Tho harbor, the only cathedral In the world following committees have been ap­ Twenty-Five of the Largest Cities of the World, In the Order That built entirety of stone nnd mctnl, nnd pointed: They Come. the ancestral homo* of the Orslnl, Se­ Finnnce—Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs, benlco has few claims to distinction. London, England (Greater London), However, by some people Sebenlco John Leonard!, Mrs. John Moisch. had an estimated population of 7,502,Publicity—Mrs. Henry Wight. will always he held In high honor 124 (In 1HH*); New York city (Great­ Picture Slides—Mrs. O. P. Herndon. for being tho plniu where they make maraschino, nn Insidious liquor dis­ Window Displays—Mrs. Fred Wll* er New York), hud a population of 0.141,445 (In 1010)—and the city with­ tilled from stunll black cherries. Hams. in limits, had a population of 5,020,Subject matter nnd mntorinls— 048 (In 1020); Paris, Franco, (In 1011), The Wmng Saint. Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Mrs. D. A. Kolly, had a population of 2,8.88,110; Chica­ Childhood's propensity for getting Mrs. W. Thcodoro Tnnglcy go, III. (In 1020), 2.701.703; I’otrogrnd, names mixed was well Illustrated a Itussla (In 1013), 2,318,045; Tokyo, Ja­ Transportation—Mrs. R. E. Tolar. Sunday morning or two ago when pan (In 1013), 2,173,102; Berlin. Ger­ Survey Commlttoo—Mrs. Stella little Illchnrd, on tho way to Sunday many 1010), 1,002,500; Vlcnnn, school with his mother nnd sister, Arrington, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, Miss Austria (In (In 1020). 1,842,003; Philadel­ met nnother little boy atlllctcd with Clalro Millcn. phia, Tn. (In 1020). 1,823,770; Buenos St. Vitus’ dance. Statistics Committee—Mrs. Endor Rlchnrd wns deeply Impressed by Curlctt, Miss Agnes Berner, Mra. Aires, Argentina (In 1020), estimated the Incident nnd asked his mother E. M. Gnllowny, Mra, W. E. Watson. population, 1,074,000; Hankow, China (In 1018), 1,443,050; Osaka, Jnpan (In what wnB the mntter with tho little All members of tho above commit­ 1020), 1,202,072; Calcutta, India, with boy. “Poor child," the sympathetic moth­ tees will please meet MIbs Mny Morse suburbs (In 1011), 1,222,818; Buda­ er replied. "He has St. Vltuu’s dance." nt tho Valdez Hotel at 0:30 Mondny pest. Hungary (In 1021), 1,184.010; Hack at home, Illchnrd rushed In to morning, March 27, In tho Second Rio De Janeiro,- Brazil (In 1020), 1,157,873; Mnrfcow, Russia (In 1010), tell his father of tho Incidents of the Floor Parlor, about 1,121,000; Glasgow, Scotland morning and closed with tho re­ (In 1010), estimated population, 1,113,mark: JAX SEEKS DRY DOCK 454; Peking, Chinn (In 1018), over 1,"And—and—and wo saw a poor tit­ 000,000; Constantinople, Turkey (In tle hoy who Jerked nil over. He had JACKSONVILLE, Mnrch 25.—The 1021) , about 1,000,000; Shanghai, the Hltcomh Riley." city of Jacksonville will mnko a cash China (In 1018), 1,000,000; Dotrolt, offer for tho 10,000 ton dry dock pro- Mich. (In 1020), 003,078; Hamburg, Only Fat Girls In His Offlct. Germany (In 1010), 085,770; Warsaw, "I have found one employer -whose perty formerly owned by tho Terry & Polnnd, 080,000; Ilomhay, India (In hug’ in hiring folks for his ofllco Is Brittain Shipbuilding Company whon 1011), 070,445; nnd Cunton, Chinn (In worse than the Men against bobbed It is offered nt auction by tho Unltod 1018), 000,000. heads nnd short skirts," lamented n States Shipping Board horo Mnrch 30 young womnn \vh wns wenry with Tho city Intends, howovor, to present hunting work. certain claims ngalnst tho property SIEGFRIED'S SWORD IN BERLIN "And what's that?" "He won't hire any one—mnto or fe­ which it is figured will virtually offset Weapon Had Long Been In German male—unless lie hns a fnt, healthy, tho purchnso price. A commlttoo rep­ Capital, Though the Hero Wae well-fed, woll-ciirad-far look. I was resenting tho city rcacntly appeared Really a Belgian. tdking to the girl who lets nppllcnnts hoforo tho shipping bonrd In Wash­ In to see the boss. She wns renl sweet ington In nn effort to get tho prop­ The theft of tho sword from the ami kind and she told me I might as erty. stntuo of Siegfried In Berlin .raises well not go In. I asked her why, and the question. Wlint titis Berlin to do with Siegfried’s sword or with Sieg­ •he confided to mo that I was too I'nle, top delicate looking. Tills girl ORLANDO SPANISH WAR VET­ fried himself? That lioro woh no ERANS BECOME MEMBERS OF thinks it Is Just because ho Is known Prusslun, but rather a Belgian—nt THE ROOSEVELT CAMP any rnto, a Netherlander—and It wna B>l nn old tightwad nnd Is scMsIi, and he doesn't want It said of him that n Burgundian princess that he mar­ flv>n Ms office people look pinched and An enthusiastic mooting of Unltod ried. In his day tho Ilorusslnns were hale and Ill-treated.’’—New York Hun. Spnnish Wnr Votoruns was hold In un obscure tribe nnd senreuly heard of tho office of Captain J. N. Bradshaw In Burgundy nnd along tho Rhine. Moreover, tho difference In char­ SAVANNAH, Ga., March 24.—Ths nt Orlando on Thursduy evening, for acter makes It hopelessly Incongruous Eighth district Rotary convention tho purposo of swearing Into member­ for the PrusBlnnB of today to exploit composed of Rotary cluba In tho ship in Roosovclt Camp, organized Siegfried as one of their national he­ •bates of Georgia, Alabama and hero a few weeks ago, several Spnn­ roes. Hagen of Trnnjo would bo more Florida, unanimously yosterday voted ish war vets of Orlando. Headed by fit, chosen at tho moment when he to hold tho 1028 convention In S t Commander R. A. Torheun, sr., tho treacherously murders Siegfried, when Petersburg, Fla. men loft Sanford thirteen Btrong. he steals Krlamhlldu’a fortune or when brutally slays the Infant Ortlleb. Lucky thirteen follows up tho Itooso- ho But Siegfried was honorable, Slog* volt mo'mbiiYshlp for tho comp w « b frled was brave. Slegfrlod was chlvnl; Kiri organized with thirteon members; tho rlc, Siegfried was not a Hohenzollera. membership however, hns Incrobscd to To exploit Siegfried and his Haltwenty-one with tho goal of fifty In mung as emblematic of Prussia, or In­ the near future. Tho only camp in deed of tho Germany of today, la Central Florida, it Is tho purposo of gross linportlnenco perhaps. It is well this camp to roach out to the com­ that tho sword Is gone. The statue Itself should follow It Into retirement rades throughout this section and from a place whero It does not belong. 313-4 tc bring them into fellowship. Votorans —New York Tribune., NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS HAVE YOU HEARD? Tho City Manager will receive bids up to April first for tho moving of city stables ant) tho oroctlon of cot­ tage., Plans and details mqy bo soon at the City Manager’s office. C. J. RYAN, SU-Otc City Manager. WE ARE SELLING SUMMER-WEIGHT WOOLENS, GUARANTEED UP TO THE MINUTE L & S. BING CLOTHING BLUE FLANNELS, Young Men's Style only ................................................................ BROWN FLANNELS, Young Men's Style (fancy) only ................................................ CHECKED SUITS, very latest, only ................................................................ BLUE SERGES, Best Grade, only ............................... . ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ While they Inst we vlll give a Latest Style DURHAM DUPLEX RAZOR $22.50 • ■■i&t: ’ .VAfS 25.00 32.50 35.00 » t tr i l * vw ■ <AND OTHERS LOOK ’EM OVER Perkins &Britt with every pneknge of blades purchased - it The Store That 1* Different Sanford, Florida BALL HARDWARE NOTICE TO TAX EASY TO DARKEN COMPANY PAYERS YOUR GRAY HAIR A valuable article Riv­ en away Saturday with each purchase. See ad­ vertisement in Friday’s Herald.—Lloyd’s Shoe Store. m NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS—I am willing to board dogs this summer again.—Mra. J. E. Vaughn, 809-4tp 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, 294-24tc City Tnx Collector. ieved Hours W ithout Drugs Fain* In Heart, Cheat, Shoulder, Arm, Angina I’aclorl*—Difficult Breath, Hmothertng, Dliiy, Fainting f)p«lla, Dropalcal Swell­ ing". Albumen and Hugar. hare W n perman­ ently relieved utithin 7 3 hour, to 3 w t t h t , w ith o u t Drug* a n d M adlclnai, In thousand, of ew a , by The Walden Method. WJc of ■ufT.rora of Heart Trouble, Cardiac Asthma, Angina, Blood I’reMuto,Threatened raralyda. Hardened Arterica and Kidney Complaints have no organic trouble and can ho promptly and permanently relieved by Tho Walden Method, without drug,. Write for *8 page hook, copyrighted, explaining the Nature, Cauees and Permanent llollef of theao com­ plaints, without drugs. Scientific Conaultatioo Chart, References, ate., which will he sent to ■ufTorere Free, upon receipt of a statement o( their case. Address: Tho Waldsn InaUtute, Bulls 407. Plymouth Bldg., New llaven. Conn. mt#! tXKIf GLOBE PIANO CO. 8AVH YOU ffiONBT Write os BEFORE BUYING A PHONOGRAPH See the Empire Hotel Block NEW EDISON Henry McLaulin, Jr, lit; ORLANDO, FLORIDA 11 OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST ~ —at— DRENNEN PIANO CO. ORLANDO, FLA. 212 Eaat. let 8t. Sanford, Flo. IONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT I s mm s To get an interest with Judge Cheney, M. M. Smith, C. P. Dickinson and others in the 1 2 ,0 0 0 A c r e s o l R ic h L a n d ON ORLANDO-TO-OCEAN HIGHWAY AND ST. JOHNS RIVER Tho financing of the Eaat Ornnge Land Company is nearly completed and tracts of from 5 acres to 80 ncre.s will soon be sold for many times the price you now pay for your shares of interest. f lB The plan is simply this;—The East Orange Land Company is incorporated and has taken over 12,000 acres of Rich Citrus Fruit and Vegetable Lands on tho New Orlando-to-Ocenn Highway and the St. Johns River about half way botween Orlando and the East Coast. The Company is capitalized at $180,000—which places this land at $16.00 por acre to tho sharehold­ ers. Wo expect to sell tho very cheapest of this land at $50.00 to $100.00 per acre. If you ■ think you cun beat this for profit, then we do not ask you to come in with us. i It' IS ‘4 , ■•am Read the list of officers and directors below and then clip nnd mail tho coupon for full particulars. BETTER ACT QUICK THIS OFFER IS LIMITED In S The officers of tho East Orango Land Company aro: Judge John M. Cheney, President. M. M, Smith, Vice-President. C. I*. Dickinson, Secretary and Treasurer. John M. Cheney, Ex-Federal Judge. Thos. H. Hopkins, former President First National Bank of Orlando and Capitalist. Dr. C. D. Christ, prominent Physician and Surgeon. W. M. Igou, State Senator and Capitalist, Eustls, Fla. A. Schultz, Chairman Board of County Commission­ ers, Orange County. C. I*. Dickinson, of Dickinson & Dickinson, promi­ nent attorneys. F. E. Baxter, of Florida Good Homos—Realtor. J. E. Turner, Fruit Dealer, Orlando, Fla. J. C. Lattice, of Winston-Salem and Atlantic Coast Lino Railroads. * H. D. Barze, Cashier Union State Bank, Winter Park, Flo. M. M. Smith, of Winter Park, former Chairman of tho State Road Department. I m Invest in the Development Plan of the East Orange Land Company. i CLIP COUPON AND MAIL TODAY “',0 If East Orange Land Co., H ftj In W ■ KI ff JMy P. 0. Box 272, Orlando, Fla. Please send me full particulars In regard to your 12,000 acres de­ velopment plan: Name II i If S 1 :1 IS fill '**»»«••*«■«■*•***•■ | 1N Jf i- ti * Address 12,000 ACRES ON ORLANDO-TO-OCEAN HIGHWAY AND THE ST. JOHNS RIVER 1 r $ » y ? ■ il«V ff }/■& th A |M Bt <i, ,rJS.U5-ij 1 J im 1 £31! Hi R li m ‘IF. �tv* PAGE . • , THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH L _______ ____ [ MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU [ SOCIETY S S f® : NO MAN lives to himself alone. Neither does an institution. Your success is our success. The prosperity of the bank but reflects the prosperity of this commurity. Real growth is the result of the Spirit of CO-OPERA­ TION and HELPFULNESS. We invite you to use this bnnk ns you would use a strong and resourceful friend. We enn be n real factor in your financial growth. You will And it helpful to bank here. l e t t h e c a len d a r hank h e l p you to sa v e . The Seminole County Bank | P <’i V i -PROGRESS- str en g th - -SERVICE FOR SALE—Warehouse with R. R. siding. Within four blocks of ccntor of city. Geo. V . KNIGHT 272-tfc FOR SALE—10 acre celery fnrm, price $3,750.00.—E. F. Lane. 3l3-6p $|>.00 per 15 delivered. The best is the chonpoat.—Keystone Poultry Yards, Longwood, Fin. 312-Ctp FOlt SALE—One B flnt Bnxophone and B flat clarinet. Apply 207 French nve. 303-12tp CLASSIFIED ADS Clualfled Adi 5c a line. No ..ad taken for leaa than 25c. and positively no claaaified ada charged to anyone. Caah mast accompany all ordera. Count fire words to a line and remit accordingly. FOR SALE—One six room concrcto bungalow. Apply Mrs. II. D. Dur­ ant, Lake Mnry. 312-2tp FOR SALE—Several hundred budded ornnge trees. Hart's Lnto. Very WANTED chenp for quick sale. Address A. B. WANTED—Good waitress at Lincoln Commons, Mossdale or Sanford, Fla. House. 313-2tp 312-3tp WANTED—Sulesman, $100.00 and commission to sell guaranteed cord FOR RENT and fabric tires direct from factory at FOR RENT—Three room houso on lowest prices.—Goodstock Tire Co., Sanford Heights, $12.50 per month. 1109 Michigan Avc., Chicago, Illinois. —Geo. Hunter, Route A, Box 100-B. 318-ltp 311 -3tp WANTED—Position ns stenographer FOR RENT—Comfortable light house­ by young Indy with sumo experience. keeping rooms, 318 Palmetto Ave­ Referonco furnished. Address “Miss nue. 31 l-5tp C“ care of this offico. 311-3tp FOR RENT—Furnished nnd unfur­ *" nished rooms at 200 Park Avenue. WANTED—Team work. Apply hL 300-12tp 311-Ctp Hanson Shoo Shop. Pi Lr WANTED TO TRADE—Pair of hors­ es for Ford truck in good condition. —M. Hanson Shoo Shop. 30C-12tp WANTED—Ladies to distribute sam­ ples, Sanford and Vicinity. Sal­ ary $2.50 per day. Apply to Mr. Leo nt Valdes Hotel. 313-ltp FOR SALE FOR SALE—Fresh Jersey cows nnd heifers. Bargain if sold at once.— Orange City Water Works, Orange City, Florida. 313-2tp FOR SALE—10 acres on Silver Lake, 50 orungo trees, small house. Price $1,000.—E. F. Lone. 313-Otp FOR SALE—5 room bungnlow, price $1,350.00, easy terms.—E. F. lame. 313-Otp FOlt SALE—Now Ford, novor run; $15.00 under market price.—A. L. Roy, 200 Park Ave. 307-7tp FOR SALE—Two story business building. Apply to tho owner, KIcn Ares, 805 9th St.___________284-20tc FOR SALE—Celery farms, any size and uny price.—E. F. Lane. 313-Otp FOR SALE]—From the famous ”Koystono Strain" of Baired Rocks, bnby chicks, 30c cuch; 20 chicks nnd mothor $8.50; eggs for hatching $2.50 and ft' S TEMPERATURE S —If jraa a ra « o la * a a y w h a re a r homo, o r U yon a ra a a ta r ta ia ta s * w m a « p o sta l r a r d Is Ikla M rpartaaaat, b I t U * I f i s l l a , o r le le k p o a a ta e Itaaa. U w ill be a r e a lly appreelateA - U'.’i .!*• M MRS. FUEL) DAIGEIt, Society Editor, Phone 217-W tr jo « fcnv* e a r f rlta fta v U llta s m WE PAY 4 % INTEREST ON SAVING DEPOSITS b: to _ LOST ___ LOST—Octagon shaped wrist wnch on black silk ribbon at or near tho Princess Theater. Finder return to 311 Park avenue. 311-3tc STOLEN—National bicycle, practical­ ly now. No. 8— 173822. In care of Mrs. S. A. Chancellor, 503 West Third St. $5.00 reward. 312-Gtc LOST—Near or in depot, ladies white headed handbag containing ladies’ hunters ease watch with long gold neck chnin. Small amount of money. If found return to Herald office. Rewurd. 313-2tc Children’s Wusli Suits being closed out ut half price at Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. 310-Gtc THE REASON WHY—Mino Loco­ motives, Fnctory Trucks, Battleships, Airplnnes, Submarines and railroads roly nlmost exclusively on "EXIDE" BATTERIES is because of thoir heavy capacity, rugged construction. There is an “EXIDE’’ Battory mndo to fit every make nutomobilo with 3 to 7 yenrs sorvice. Seo us about an "EXIDE" for your car.—RAY BROTH­ ERS, "EXIDE" BATTERY SER­ VICE. 311-tfc-dnw SOCIAL CALENDAR Monday—Snlllo Hnrrlson Chnptor, N. S., D. A. It., will hnvo n picnic at Now Smyrna. Tuesday—Socinl Department of the Woman’ll Club will hnve n bridge pnrty at the Club rooms, with Mrs. G. 1. Loucks ns hostess. Wednesday—Idlers’ Rridgo Club will bo entortulncd by Mrs. Roland Read nt her homo nt Lnk- Harney. Thursdny—Mrs. Fred Wnlsman will entertain the members of the Merrio Mntrons Bridge Club at her home on Magnolia nvenuo at 3:00 o’clock. Tuesday—Truth Sockors Class will bo entertained nt the home of Mrs R. L. Griffin by Mcsdnmcs Griffin G. W. Spencer, Elliott, Washburn, HON. FOREST LAKE and Mrs. McKinnon nt 3 p. m. • " Saturday—Children’s 3tory Hour will Whoso friends nro urging him to mnko bo hold at Central Park at 4:00 tho race for representative from p. m. Seminole County * Harry Ferrnn, of Eustis, wns the guest of his sister Mrs. D. L. Thrnsh- nry topic, 'JMoxcio,” in n most skill­ cr yesterdny. ful and entertaining mnnnor. • Tho program of music and readings TRUTH SEEKERS CLASS published in Thursday’s Ilornld wns Wcsloyn Truth Seekers Class will carried out in detail and was keenly be entertained nt tho homo of Mrs. enjoyed by all present. At tho close of tho nftomoon tho R. L. Griffin Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock, with Mesdnmes Griffin, G. hostesses served a salad courso and W. Spencer, Elliott, Washburn and hot chocolate. So enjoyable was the Daughter's Miss McKinnon ns hostesses. mooting that it is hopod it will be­ SOCIAL DEPARTMENT BRIDGE come an annual event. PARTY FASHION SHOW AT PRINCESS Tho members of tho Social Depart­ THEATRE TOMORROW NIGHT ment of tho Woman’s Club will be en­ tertained ut bridge Tuesday nftomoon Bnumol’s Specialty Show will hnvo by Mrs. G. I. Loucks. As Mrs. Loucks thoir semi-annual Fashion Show nt will bo out of town Monday, all those tho Princess Thentro tomorrow night expecting to nttend are requested to starting nt eight o’clock. Rcnutiful phono for reservations to Mrs. W. T. models, ten vaudeville numbers, re­ Langley. freshments. . Music by n fine orches­ DAUGHTERS’ MEETING Tho Daughters meeting of tho Wo­ man's Missionary Society of the M. E. Church, held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clnude Herndon, was a most beautiful nnd enjoyable affair. Tho connecting parlors were sweet and fragrant with quantities of nasturtiums, Amaryllis nnd ferns and wore crowded with members of the Society and friends of the hostesses, Mesdnmes Herndon, Fox, Griffith nnd Morgan. Mrs. P. M. Elder opened the meet­ ing with a short devotional exercise, after which she paid a tender tribute to “Our Mothers." Her own mother wns at one time president of the So­ ciety and presented Mrs. Elder’s name for membership when she was hut a y^>ung girl. Mrs. Mettcnger was also for many yenrs president of the So­ ciety nnd i.till retains her member­ ship here; though doing active work in her own church in Jacksonville. Mrs. Elder welcomed the Daughters into the fold nnd spoke of tho time in tho not distant future when the bur­ den of the work would pnsH wholly into their hands and prophesied that they would do honor to the high heri­ tage which is theirs. Mrs. Wnlker handled tho mission- to Hi Hi H> Hi to Hi Hi to Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi to Hi to Hi to to Hi to to to Hi to to to to Well, tho old bulb spells 80 todny which is a suro sign that summer is nlmost hero to stay. There inny ho n fow cool dnys and wo want them for Iho late celery crop hut thoro will ho little of winter left. Tho old scoundrel may linger in the lap of spring but if the sheriff catches him ho will give him a job on tho roads. This olcgnnt chatter about tho wenthor wns left out Snturdny by Harry Neal, who said it was not tho sort of stuff for Snturdny rending—Harry joined church Inst week. Our opinion of him is that it will need a revival to snvo his life If ho over leaves out this moral uplift of ours again and wo can provo it by all tho readers of tho Hcrnld. Isn’t it so? Raise your hands, Thank you and you and you. 5:40 A. M. MARCn 27, 1922 Maximum ...................... 80 Minimum ..................... 02 Rango ........................... 04 Barometer .................. 30.24 Rain: trace. Southwest nnd cloudy. HI Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi to to Hi Hi Hi to to to Hi PH to to to to to to to to to to to to Hi to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to : th e w ea th er to Hi For Fluridn: Pnrtly cloudy tonight nnd Tuesday. to : to to to “A WIFE’S AWAKENING” The story of a man with a twisted soul ALL STAR CAST ta isn o iim E g JOHN LAWRENCE STOCK CO. STARTS TONIGHT IN BIG TRNT Tho John Lawrenco Stock Company starts a week's engagement tonight in the big tent on First street near tho postoffice. Tho Lawrenco Co. comes under tho auspices of tho Klwnnis Club and tho proceeds go to tho Fcrnold-Lnughton Hospital, so go to tho shows this wcok and help along n good cause. Chango of program each night. Tho plays are excellent with strong casts nnd good vaude­ ville acts all through the show. You will enjoy this flno company in the big tent, nnd, orchestra, saxophone quartette nnd everything that goes to mnko up a real performance. Tonight, "Mother nnd Son." Watch tho Daily Herald for dally program. WOMAN KILLS CHILDREN WINTERS COMPANY TONIGHT CUT THEIR THROATS AT PRINCESS THEATRE COMMITTED, SUICIDE ( H r T he A n a n r l n l r d I ’r r a a ) GREENWICH, Conn., March 27.— tra nnd all of it free to everyone. Rend the ndvertisemont in this issue of tho Mrs. Henry Bnrkcr( whoso body was Herald and he ut tho Princess tomor-, found in her homo last night, killed row night. Baumol’s Fashion Shown, her three smnll children by cutting are tho events of tho season twice a their throats before bringing about year nnd nro attendod by people from her own death by tho Bnmo means, polico announced today. Tho chil­ all tho surrounding counties. dren ranged from eighteen months to five yean. , Post Cards at tho nerald Office. The American Legion announces tho Winters Company tonight nt the Princess, ono of tho regular nuinbon of tho Lyceum course. This is the Inst nnd the best number of this ex­ cellent course of attractions given hero this season. Be suro nnd take your tickets nnd attend tho performnnco tonight or If you hnvo no tickets go nnd help out tho Legion boys. •1 Store in Florida 10 Stores in Georffln- The Churchwell Co. -Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store TUESDAY $1.00 DAY : LADIES’ DEPARTMENT MEN’S DEPARTMENT Four Yards of MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS WINDSOR CREPE i A valuable article giv­ en away Saturday with each purchase. See ad­ vertisement in Friday’s Herald.—Lloyd’s Shoe Store. : Six Yards of PAJAMA CHECK 313-lie 36-inches wide S i BOYS’ SHIRTS AND BLOUSES TO N IG H T John Lawrence Stock 5Fi Yards of IN THE BIG TENT 36-inches wide Auspices Kiwanls Club Hospital Benefit i 35 PEOPLE Band nnd Orchestra—All New Plays— Vaudeville—Saxaphone Quartette . OPENING PLAY TONIGHT “MOTHER AND SON” A Comedy Drama-------- --------------------------- Vaudeville Between Acts r V Vr*. , . LADIES FREE TONIGHT Admission ...................... ............................- ....................... ...... 15c and 35c War Tax Included MEN’S SILK SOCKS PERCAL s Plain and Fancy I - ------------------------------------PAY C A SH -----------------------*---------- T Make Your Money Go Farther--------By Getting Your Money’s Wort The Churchwell Co. FIRST STREET SE L L S IT FO R L E S S ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I____________ WELAKABL Q C ^ �� 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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SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1922 NUMBER 1 MIXED JURY IN ST. PAUL IMAND W ATERW AYS AID CAUSES TROUBLE TO OFFICIALS THE SENATE HAS RATIFIED GETS INCREASED BUDGET WHEN LOCKED IN JURY ROOM THE FOUR-POWER TREATY FIFTEEN MILLION ADDED BUT WITH RESERVATIONS No Provisions Had Been Made for Lite Men and Women Jurors Deiocrats Favor Larg- FT\ LAUDERDALE WIRE TAPPERS erjVppropriations for FINED $20,000 livers and Harbors P(RK BARREL CRY Judge I>avl.4 Iroponea Fines After Twelve Men Plead Guilty. FORT LOUDERDALE, March 28. RAISE!) BY RKRUHLI- —Fines aggregating $20,000 were ImS WITH USUAL PRO- 1nosed on twelve wire tappers by Cir:uit Judge E. C. Davis here yesterday SITY FOR CUTTING OWN MEASURES ( I l r T h e A - a o r l n l r d l ’r r » | TO INVESTIGATE Finally Untangled All ST. PAUL, Minn., March 28.—St..Paul': third mixed jury was CHARGE OF MISS forced to upend the night in the same room in tlie countv inil on Parliamentary Diffi­ account of failure to reach n verdict, prepared to resume the tie-! MIAMI’S PILOT culties and Joined liberations this morning, in a damage suit. E ight womep.nnd four j men are on the jury. They took the case late yesterday and a fte r' MIAMI, Mnrch 28.—Tho charges failing to agree were locked up late last night ns required by law. of pilot Robert Moore, sole survivor Criticism which followed the locking up of the first two juries had of tho Miss Miami, that a fishing caused officials to make better arrangements for partitioning of; bent failed to heed his signals and the jury room and last night heavy curtains and high screens were passed up tho wrecked plane, leaving DOMESTIC QUESTIONS WILL available. NOT COME HE FORE THE Moore and his five passengers to their fnfe In the «es, will he Investi­ FOUR-POWER CON­ gated by tho bureau of navigation of FERENCE SUPPLEMENTS ? £ & ■ £ £ £ £ 1 5 5 "WOODROW WILSON DECLINES TO DISCUSS POLITICAL ISSUES IN RESPONSE TO INVITATION the department of commerce. defraud E. C. Petcrlino, of Grand The navigation burenu yesterday ■ 7 T h e A a » < » r l n | r d I ’r r a * ) WASHINGTON, March 28—The WAJIINGTON, March 2H.—Disrc- Rnpids, Mich. wired officials of the Miami Airways Senate finally untangled its parlia­ gardirr] recommendations of the budCorporation, owners of tho plane, to mentary difficulties over the fourThe mon were recently indicted by [ get bu i»u and of the appropriations the Droward county grand jury which forward nt once to them nil informa­ power treaty supplements yesterday tion concerning the Incidents imme­ by joining the two supplementary commi te, the House yesterday by n also returned n truo bill against II. diately preceding nnd following the agreements together and then ratify­ three one vote added $15,000,000 Cowan in connection with the cate. to the, nount carried in the army up- Cowan escaped, however, during th e : q 4 i> v r m n n S e r v i c e M e n ’s O r i r i l l l i / t t - plane’a landing on the water. ing them both by unanimous vote. propn on bill for rivers and h«rt>or. raid nnd no trace of h it whereabouts a e i U 11,111 V lia irm a il I t t i V l i l l h W r g U lll ^ U Hope for finding the bodies of the One of the supplements, itself in five who were drowned—Mr. and Mrs. the form of a treaty, defines the geo­ tion of Democratic Party improi went. has ever been found. August Rultr and Mr. nnd Mrs. graphies! scope of the four power pact An i icndment to increase the lump Decision of the twelve men to plead Lawrence E. Smith of Kansas City, so ns not to inciudo the Japanese aum • ilnieiil fin»» $27,835,200 U>, guilty.to the charge of attempting to (tty Tfce Aaa.winird I’rraai $42,81, 01 was Ainpil by a vote of defraud*Peterline enmo after Judge CHICAGO, March 28.—Wootlrow Wilson has (ioclillOil to (Hs- nnd Mrs. J. S. Dickson of Memphis— homeland. The other, attached to the 158 to ll after three hours of acrim- Davis hnd denied u defense motion CUM current political issues ill response to an invitation to do so was abandoned yesterdny after an­ tirst by yesterday's action in tho form onion cbntt* during which 40 mcm- to quash the imliitments and one call- sent hint by Palmer Edmunds, chairman of the Former Service other plane and a subchaser had of u ‘'reservation," stipulates that is­ berr n( sd their views. The vou> on ing for n bill of particulars. M en’s Organisation o f Regular Democratic organization. Wilson, sonrehed tho waters for hours. Nnvi- sues which are purely of a domestic the ur. ndment was along sectional Although loc.d citizens who Inter- j ill his reply, however, makes declaration of his belief "That WC gntors believe thnt by this time they character cannot bo brought before rather ban party lines, Republicans ested themselvn in the case expressed shall Very soon indeed wipe away the Ugly record we made in fuil- have been devoured by sharks. the four power "conferences." Moore’ wns much improved today spllttii; on the proposal, while most (disappointment thnt sentences of im-j ing to fullfil the objects for which our gallant men fought." . The vote on the dotihle-hnrrelled of the emocrats favored I t priaonment had r.ot been given, S la te , ■----------------------------------------------- and physicians said he would be able ratification resolution was 78 to 0, to leave tho hospital In n few days. Thr i iscussion was so protracted Attorneys Coleman and Jones, the lnt-1 opponents of the four power plan that u ! nal vote oft the bill could not ter sent here from Orlnndo by Govcrjoining in giving approval to the The more we see of some people, supplements because they interpreted be rca icd yestordny. The measure nor Hardee to nssist in the prosecuthe greater our regret thnt birth con­ the two agreements as limiting and piobub] will come to a final vote to- tion, hniled the conclusion of the enso trol wasn’t universal forty years ago. curtailing the operation of the princi­ day. without tho expected long drawn out The i ts-ff "pork barrel legislation" trial as »t "brlllianl” victory, pal treaty. Several attempts to at­ fre1'iuciay was injected into the do-, tach other reservations which had le, vlich had nil the earmarks of [1 bate failed when the four powur treaty it­ congrcH ionnl wrangles of former self wns under consideration were de­ Only Seven Times Has “Father of Waters” Gone years i or rivers nnd harliors appro-, feated by the usual pro-treaty and an­ prUtioi l Over the 40-Foot Mark ti-treaty line-up. the imount originally recommendAs soon as tho vote had been com­ ed in tie bill was slightly in excess of pleted Senator Lodge of Massachu­ MEMPHIS, Mnrch 28.—A stage of unprecedented height of 40.5 feet, thj sum approved by the budget bu­ setts, the Republican lender, called up Ills T h r l i M r h l r d I 'r r a a l the Mississippi river nt Memphis of Memphis gauge. At thnt time, bowreau, while tho total proposed was -------thr naval limitation treaty ostnhlislkSAN SALVADOR, March 28.— 43 feet or more nnd of 52 feet nt He- over, the levee system bud not been tlx amount requested by the chief of 110.MRS THROWN INTO CROWD AS imr 1 1 6-5-3 rapitnl shin ratio for thh Eight passengers were drowned when lenn. Ark., before the end of the week built to the standard that government nr ty engineers, in charge of the im IT WATCHES TIIII and a prolonging of tho flood stages engineers hnd mapped out ns neces- 'the steamer Elenita whs wrecked on United States, Great Britain and Ja­ •ement. Carried in a lump sum FIIIE of the river were predicted in a warn- xnry for all time. In the spring of a bar in the Colorado river in North­ pan. Debate on it is to begin today, wi i amounts not specified, the nppio------ing issued yesterday by J. II. Scotto, 11*20 the river reached a stage of 40.3 eastern Costa Rica, says a dispatch and the administration managers ex­ ___1117 Tfcr P m ii pect to see it ratified by nn nlmost Pr ' tion to bu expended on various. BELFAST. March 2v—Several fires United States weather forecaster. feet. Memphis gauge, but there was received here. projects would lie apportioned by the unanimous vote by the end of the. broke out in different parts of the General ruins have fallen in the cen­ no overflow. The levee construction nr iy engineering corps to continue week. CHANCELLOR MIRTH eity this morning. A bomb wan tral valley being heavy over those between 11*13 and 11*20, due largely Wu >: during the coming fiscal year The plan of combining action on theSAYS IT IS IMPOSSIBLE thrown into u crowd watching the areas, the warning stated, with ruin to ni’l in the form of a $50,000,000 on srojccts already authorized. two four-power treaty supplement* TO PAY REPARATIONS appropriation by congress in 11*17, burning of a factory and three per­ still falling from Tennessee to the lake 1.’presentotive Mondcll chnnicterizwas proposed by Scnntor Lodge after gave the peoplo of the lower valley region. sons were wounded. III, T h r A aao rln lrd I 'r r a a l i-d he movement to increase the nphe hnd decided it waa unnecessary to Flood stages below Cairo will prob­ full confidence thnt the levee system, BERLIN, March 28. Chnnccllor pro irihtlon as the "first nssmilt on j ably be increased next week tho warn- would forever end the disastrous 1Wlrth told rcichstag today the de­ present two separate ratification reso» It.MIH.I) * the budget system” and as a “raid on lotions. The treaty opponents, hold­ | ing says, but until tho extent of the floods. OFF JERSKV COAST mand of the allied reparations comthe treasury." Mr. Rurton contended 1 MUCH LIQUOR FOUND rainfall is determined tho height ntul For more than 200 years, or uincc l mission for additional tax levy of ing that the domestic questions sup­ art •n of tho House in approving the lime of the crest of tho highwntcr enn- j the city of Now Orleans wns laid out I sixty billion marks, transmitted to plement really wus a part of the four incunie showed the mistake of m«k-1 I l l 7 T h r la a n rlu lrd I'rr a a l not bo determined. | by French engineers In 1717, embank- I German government Inst week, wns power pact, protested thnt the method ing tump sum appropriations. Such a DAYV1LLE, N. Y.. Mnrch 28.—The finally settled upon by the Republi­ ------- ments have been built along the river absolutely impossible. nystrnt, he said, caused members to ntcnm yncht Edith, said to be owned can leader was hut n "weak and un­ comlinc In support of large turns so by Antonio Cnssese, t bacco Importer. .MEMPHIS, Tcnn.. Mnrch 28.— hanks to hold tho river to its channel. INSPECTING MUSCLE SHOAI-S satisfactory” way to solve the parlia­ * \ thnt| projects in their districts would was raided off the >onst Inst night Flood warnings thnt unusually high' Prior to the ( ivil War considerable AND NITRATE PLANTS mentary problem confronting the sen­ bo taken care of. Mr. Mann decinred and liquor valued at two hundred water would send the Mlss'.-slppl riv- headway had l«*cn made to protect the ate, but Mr. Lodge and other Republi­ beyond the flood stage -----in its-------lower. .>‘*west and best agricultural that opponents of the bill made it thousand dollars seized by the sheriff. er —r ...........----- — . . . _ , lands but cans insisted It would be entirely ef­ III7 Thr (Mwl.IrS I'rraal clear that "a hand of rascals" were nt- The versel had been to the Rnhamas. reaches gave tho people of tbo lower thp "‘•’’'••I' ,,f embankments were not SHEFFIELD, March 28.—Members fective. tempting to raid the treasury. A I'assese nnd the crew of the yncht Mississippi Valley comparatively lit- connected up nnd the overflows, where , of the Senate Agricultural Commit­ Senator Hitchcock, of Nebraska, tie concern this spring. Ten years n g o |th ‘,ro w*’« n« restraining walls, nl- tee nnd the House Military Commit­ senior Democrat member of the for­ number of representatives who aj>-1 were «rres*cd. •uch a warning by the weather bu. !*■>’« threatened those sections which tee are inspecting the government proved the increase advanced the nr eign relations committee, declared the reau would have enused immediate *u,<* on^ protection The cost of property nt Mlisele Shoals nnd spent ginient that improvement of inland GOVERNOR HARDEE preparation lor nn mevitatile general 1bubding tin- ainomiKmeiila waa tre- today in 11 tour of Nitrate plants No. rcr.atc's action in K**>nu belated ap­ waterways would allow tanners and JOINS OTHER MEMRERS proval to the supplement "is an ad­ manufacturers in the interior to move OF THE I. I. HOARD overflow over an area of hundreds of nicndous, so much so that it could not 1 nnd No. 2. mission to Jnpan thnt the supple­ square miles. The absence of fear | ^ ‘‘one with desired rapidity cither their products b ywater more cheap­ ment's provisions are not n part of this year is due to the (.Tent levee or | bV distrtrt*. by the counties or by BILL TO ESTABLISH |l* r T h r ta a o r lm rd I 'rr a a l ly than they now can do so by rail­ the four power treaty." Other Dem­ .MIAMI, Mnn'h 28. — Governor embankment system which has i>oen | tho I'on« wf,ort WM mM,le to LEGITIMACY OF CHILDREN road. ocrats also argued thnt the only prop­ Hardee Joined the other members of completed in the last few years t o : fw,cr>l ht,,P b” t K "»» until OF UNMARRIED PARENTS er procedure wn sto reconsider the the Internnl Improvement Board here hold the Mississippi in Its floodway. , 18,7 thnt fun,l'‘ in "ufficient pruporvote ratifying the four-power pact 1^ MACWILLIAM8 OP today for drainage inspection tour of River engineers say thnt tho levees j tinn" Wl’rt' forthcoming. Since that I llr The Aaaoelatrg I'rraal ST. AUGUSTINE TO LONDON, March 28— A bill to es- us to include the supplement in th t\ along both sides of tho Mississippi; , ‘m-' however, the work has progressthe Everglades. OPPOSE JOE SEARS tablish the legitimacy of children of ratification. Adoption of tile domes-* from the mouth of tho Ohio to the j very rapidly. tie questions supplement as a “reser­ SLIGHT POSSIBILITY Gulf of Mexico nre now ronstruded The Mississippi river now is hern­ unmarried parents will be introduced vation" to the geographical supple­ ( I l f Th«* i M M U I r S I ' r r a a l OF FEDERAL ACTION ia such dimensions that they will hold mod In by a chain of levees from Mis- in the house of commons soon ns a ment, however, w a s by a vive voce ST. AUGUSTINE, March 28— AGAINST TIIE SKIPPER the river pvon should it go'four or souri nnd Tennessee to below the government measure. !vote. State {Senator W. A. MacWllliams y es-, five feet higher than it ever hns gone. city of New Orleans, embankments Two attempts wore inode to attach . terdsy announced his candidacy for | H r T h r l . w r l n l r Z I'rr a a l They say there is hut one point in that are continuous and that total MINERS CANNOT QUIT congress from the fourth Florida dis­ other reservations, Senator Pittman, WASHINGTON. Mnrch 28— There the entire system toward which the. more than 1,500 miles In length At WITHOUT DUE NOTICE Democrat, Nevndu, presenting the trict. He will oppose Congressman 8uKht possibility of federal action HAYS COLORADO LAW bast anxiety is felt anJ this set tion of j r.omc places they tower more than 50 Lodge League of Nations reservation W. J. Sean, who, it la understood, walnut the skipper of the fishing the embankment will hold a flood feet high arid their crown is as wide on domestic questions, nnd Senator will be n candidate for re-election, which Pilot Moore of Miss III7 Thr A■•orlalrd I'rraal «tagc this year equalling tho record *ns un average street with the base ofDENVER, Colo, Mnrrh 28— Dis- Robinson, Democrat, Arkansas, intro­ ,Thlii is the firat announcement o f . Minzni charged disregarded his dis- high water of 1913. Near Helena,’ten more than 300 feet wide. j trie! attorney* in Colorado counties ducing again his proposal that outside typosltion to any of F arida’s con- tn .M Mgnnls, according to officials of Ark, some 00 miles downstream from Before the levees were built, the 'prrasionnl representatives. i the Department of Commerce Bureau Memphis. 11 short link hna not been nrea of land subject to overflow was where there nre ronl mines wero ask­ powers be invited to join in Pacific Senator MacWUHnms* announceNavigation. Officials expressed completed to Standard dimensions, in excess of 15,000,000 acres, or An ed to start criminal proceedings conferences affecting their interests. against nil miners in their counties The Pittman reservation wns beaten. ment wm made after the perfection ^ thnt the fishing boat probElsewhere, even at pincea where con- «rea greater than the comblnod area who quit work April 1st without giv­ 21 tu 49, and the Robinson reserva­ heie yesterday of an organization to n|,|y wal |CM than seven hundred tons struction h comparatively new, the «»f Delaware, Connecticut, New Jerbe known as the “MacWllliams for accordingly it not under the huge embankments have settled ami sey and Massachusetts. Since tho lo­ ing thirty days notice ns required by tion was rejected without a roll call. the state law, according to members Scnutor Robinson also sought with­ Congress" club. bureau's registry. ur* strong enough to withstand f a r ' vecs have afforded more and more of the state industrial commission. out success to amend the supplemen­ ’ f R was not made known whether _ — more pressure than tho Mlsatss.ppi, in ( protection, the region has been rctary treaty no thnt the island of Sak­ Mr. MacWilliams contemplated re- COTTON MILL STRIKE her most terrific rampages, ever has, claimed rapidly und put Into cultivn- POSTOF FJ C E DBPARTM EN T signing as state senator or the halin also would be excluded from the AT LAWRENCE. MASH, displaycd. - jtior. so thnt it now ranks as one of the .COMPLETING TIIE PLANS presidency of the uppw body to which operation of the four-power plan, lie IS GAINING STRENGTH Only seven times since river statio- most productive ureas in the entire FOR DECENTRALIZATION argued that trouble on that island he waa elected a t tbe last session of tics hove been compiled, dating back 1country. Nearly 1,000,000 people, dothe legislature. H it present Venn will <nr Tap ANMlsirt rre««) would be almost certain if Russia (Hr Thr Aaaorlalr4 I rraal axpire in 1924, but a new prealdtnt to LAWRENCE, Mass, March 28.— to 1872, has the Misairsippi gone over pendent mostly on agriculture, live in would attack Japan, hut his amend­ WASHINGTON, March 2h— Po.tofbe selected from the "holdover" ranks The strike in'cotton mills here begun the 40-foot mark on the Memphis the region. Where there was hut one ment was voted down, 20 to 63. Sena­ will be named by the senate when h yraterday gained r.trcr.gth today, gauge. The flood or bank-full stage Is banking institution in tho nrea in fico department is rapidly computing tor Unde<w.’ood, of Alabama, the Dem­ convenes for its 1028 session. j 8«xehty.fivc hundred reported out 35 feet. The leveea. engineers say, 1RR0—that at Helena, Ark,—there plans fyr decentralization of much of ocratic leader, led the fight against -1 now are more than 500 flourishing routine work of department under a will resist • 60 foot stage . • _________________I yesDtdoy was increased by fifteen it, saying that it might lead to rejt-*The Inst serious overflow, when n hanks. Whefe there were no railroads system of state central offices which , t— _f ,L. L.— t _ four S ■ .... »' ^ Iton’t misa Life‘a Panorama of Liv* hundred ♦c4*y. Several plants so tion_ of the whole power urwide area was in'undsted and much whatever In the territory prior V ? the postal officials believe will grently in­ Ing Pictures on McKinnon-Wnlsmnn’s badly affected by today’s defection* rangemrnt by Japan. yi I-awn, Wednesday evening, March 29. that the indicated' they might close damage done by flood waters, was In j '80s, the mileage now Is !n excess of crease the eficlency of sendee and 1913, when the river climbed to the 3,200. save expenses. Herald want ads get results. Mrs. Lytnrn will sing. l*2tc before night. OLD MISSISSIPPI RIVER ON RAMPAGE AGAIN, BRING UP OTHER DAYS EIGHT PASSENGERS W E R E DROWNED BROKE OUT IN COSTA RICAN RIVER BELFAST TODAY - / I*l _ _ _ _ _ _ ^ ’ * o . . .. I �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1922 IPAGE TWO UNCLE HANK to a*. In prnfcnf of tifa -kararter *t i t t i t 75 per cent of the mosay paid for the a a p lt'-td work i*-ayi j: #*•#/ «ii------------- . *• |fc« IlmM MUUa. 1*7 ♦Jse town in which the work U done, Are.. MalMC »1«. beirr paid o at la ware*, rent, Tight p'-wer and tam er on* other *x The hekaldT rinting co. voter, pecaea. Tien why not pay a little rm u iR n i ------- nv.re :f c e n u r y f .r the borne prodm. j . M o u r _ _____ tKt, iasb t on quality and rerrica, and *. t. ULI.4KU K. A. IHKJ. . ------- l i n n a t \ktr. receive the benefit* which come C . L tjatri* *" fr"» patronizing honw industry^— (anrra •« The Watk!y A dvertier. ■alee R*4« A * m tl 4f,ll#alU> la x l f l A M The Star knowi of a few btuinesa Or* T rar men, too, who depend upon toe n«w*. •re ■ * r« |i l>el*reeeO to City Art <arrW-r paper* for their boosting and np* ? -w " rTkrte Friendly port, who want to do ererythinf bat ; >*y the kelp on Saturday and who Gentlemen #2toi? n u . 1" - ! / . ' . AV, ^ ' pitch ami tnort If a newspaper hapw—■ Pewaera tie to i i W »*f pened to (O a u tlilt U B t COEBpet :trr* ** * * * * ^ 1------------------ Jin* rominc into Lakeland with a big r i » r a »*o t ia Tro__rw *ss ^ rrysdi and eitabliahing a real la politic*, there* • lot of blow* I'er# »hr7 semi cut of tw«n !«/ | ta n 1** who don't t*ed th' miplraUoo -------------- their printing became they claim te ..f a haadkerrhlef. -ShariI t Shot in the Liquor Raid" be able to sat* a few dollar*. Doe. 11 aaya headline in paper. Poor fellow, the print *hop In Tampa, or any other to each and every citizen the thojgbt be can hardly get orer *oeb a w«md place wh*re the work done coast fhat a. ;u t Sanford waa in the big aa lhi*. to Lakeland to do it* trading I W iU |j. rt , „ , . i «Vrr •»<»•» look recr. tks j . we r _ _ _ _ __-_ t ---- --» * that print »bop rue a race otntaarj Daily Herald a* a Sanford InatitutUm which they can look the world In The prohibition officer* are en and funeral notice ef yon when you with -----------------, ---------dearorinz to cot expens** by frame- art ror.e and tell a lot of i:e* a b c o . j ^ f#fe and „ y Uj*t Sanford ha* a p4-*f io fact aR<J ,n ftTery r*. ferring all the seized *torc: or rum ’ what a nice man you , har« been when . and all that ia In atorage to the rov- in tnstk wtr€ pub*i»h#d. ifeet The Da3y Herald doe* not yet come anunent army building* where the aol- perhap* it would not go through th# d len can watch it. Thi* ought to be IJ. S. mail*? If you art a* ugly ai up to the expectation* of the men advertised in the “join th* army” bul­ » mud fence and get tr.Arr.t4 to some who are making it po**ible but it will nlre girl who ought to know you art grow u Sanford grow* and it i* getletin*. ft would draw them. a icourdrel and crook, will the outg better each year and ha» gone far o— of-town paper trcooih *uch a Using convince the owners that it New York gunmen killed three and over and lend you on your way re­ wounded aareral more In th* itreet* joicing by tailing a lot of fooliah lie* h*« come to »tay. There are ninny on Sunday and teem* to have gotten about the groom ? When a new baby change* that »il! be made during the away with it a* none of them were come* into your home doe* the out- r.ext year to m a k e it a greater daily arrested. A man i* much safer In of-the-city paper u y what a nice paper. It will have added feature* and will probably go to a seven col-; the Everglades of Florida than in th* papa ha* and hsw m^ch it look* , jmR ere lor-tr and with a larger street* of New York. The crime* like it* mother? When you are in pftM ,n , buHdirig -»jth * leaded pulled off there in broad daylight put trouble or have been wronged in some to shame any of the Je*»« Jamei way do you find the out-of-town paper wire wi.l give Sanford one of the larg­ est 'daily paper* in thi# part of the •tu ff of the early weat. COor job shop backing up your place of •fate. No other paper can ever take ----------- o huiinesa or defending y o u r rkar*<- tl>* place of a home paper and thi* Turk"7 lia- bc«n restored to foil ter? In other word*, who deserves •tatu* prospect »ay* despatch#* *nd th# work—the man who never invest* rule hold* good with the small weekly papers a* well aa the dailies. There while we re t — the............... full fm a» rent in Lakeland or ue.ps helps yvur your bual------r : don’t .. quite -----------ni ,r. WIIn.irf.r« in port of It all the meaning is probably r.<t, ,jt the local prr.t ahop that has .. . . . ‘ wi ve that Turkey come* out of the war thousand* of dollars invested and ^ ; ' Wf tbe with more than she went In with and keep* a number of families located ' **. ___ i« home paper and our conatantly in­ this is usually the way with Turkey. jn the city of Lakeland and the** creasing subscription list beam wit­ In a new package that fits the p o ck et— We hare alwaya let the scoundrel* farnilie* spend their money at home, ness to thii fact. re t the beet of the civilized world The Star ia not peeved, but it does A t a price th a t fits the p o c k e t-b o o k — The Daily Herald enters upon a new and do ju*t aa they pleased. know of a few buiir.eta men in tail ye*r with *he feeling that the entire The sam e unm atched blend of o----------,city. who think, it ia , a aly piece of, nty and county is standing squarely C e o g n u m ta and aenatora will vlalt, htJ*laa**J^ »*"d aw iy fo r prlntla* rad . . . . ... , 4ptr , h ,t j, trvmg to T u rkish , V ir g in ia and B u r le y T obaccos Muscle .Shoals this week tr.d go over K*1 il f‘ft? c n t * than the build up your city and county and our . tha gsrwrld thnrocahljr and see if J, r *' shop. The fellow who expects policy in the past will be adhered to something cannot lie done to prevent u> «f*t ^ does get hla living out of in the futur* -to give the news with­ Henry Fon\ getting the plant and I n l a n d 0UKht to be willing to help out bias, to give only the news that IP * m making cheap frrtillzers and cheaper lakeland institutions that help him will interest the 'eaders, to giro noth­ f»et (t *cd not some fordgn iurp<r»VE farming machinery and cheaper mo­ ★ 1 1 1 F IF TYORK H A ing but real news, to take up no |»erCITY - W b l e b a m n i 1 Sw>( If »r»» d o n 't IIS* ” 111” Clgtrrsf**. Y O ** tor cara. It has come to a fine paaa, tion or office—if he does, be 1* juat sonal fights, to build up instead of y o u c a n gvi y o a r m o o , , back f r o m t h e dr*l«r. Indeed, If a two by four like Henry * PI**n ch^ P »k**« fcr*d we should tell tear down, with malice toward none Ford can even maka the attempt to ^ 7n"d charit'y7oV .',7*U 7nd"to press ' ---1 ■■ — ).U IK — Uke over thi. pet -wh-me of the gov-1 that prin .hop and let them ray n.ce , ^ to ^ j wc have set_ thal •% ha fei ** *4 w c. Kimball Pianos, from factory to •m m ent and overthrow all the tru.t* ^ Caving Far.ford the best daily paper vegetables from this state. This brief, j heats prices. Whan >uu are out ir.opwhich is regarded as a mo*t compre­ and corporation* and give the farmer we ftr< forced to tell the truth .n in th# South. •a pirg, don’t fail to stop In at f J. a chance to live. Such pervcriity print, all hell would shake to piece* hensive and powerful one, covers i *4 .Millet 1’ Sons’ and look them orer. sr.d .!••-«* and pugnerlousneas should tiefore night on some of them. And many interesting items of information «* \ H OKUM FACT. Then see Mr. Lanier, for prices snd be punished and we wot not that this all applies not only to bosinea* respecting the exorbitant rate# on ! •a 2* tie tot tot Pa tot tot •* »« terms. these commodities. It is declared that when the congressional committee re- rn',n who ,J,Jt "f town but to ’A f-at kind of water do you have? unless relief is immediately forthcom-' turn* to Washington that Henry Ford l<er*on who rr.*kr» it a pr*-will be caller] to Washington to ask tlf,! to *P ,n^ hla money out of town. How deep do you have to go to find |ng to the grower and shipper the in- FOH COUNTY COMMISSIONER I.akela id Star. w*t«r ?” idustry will lie seriously handicapped th# pardon of Use Wall Street gang The friends of D. I.. Thrnsher an-1 - o -----Tte*e and like questions al>out It is declared that shippers are row nounce his candidacy for the position or go to jail or both. NF.W VOLUME TODAY »*ter are generally among the first compelled to accept price* on certain of County Commissioner for District! ----------- o----------itked by pro»pective settlers in the of their products which are actually j No. 1, kr ving that lie will nt all WHO K< HATCHES YOCK HACK? We start No. I of Volume III today *t*te# west of the Missouri. H un-'plua the ‘ransportation charges. tinu-s be found doing his full duty as Almost every town or city c filled J',f l,“' ,,*iiy H' r»1'1 *n'J 11 £l' e' “» ^reds of g<»d house* have been built Mr. Calkins states that in the he sec# it nnd that the county will ’ with folks who just will not trade at gn at pride in the fact that the San- ar.d occupied in the western prairies northern markets approximately 50 have u bu«incas man in District No. 1 home. Rornetimea these folk* arc in fo r d Daily Herald hs- weathered tr.e and r.ot a tree or stream to gleet per tent of the value of citrus fruits nnd a con.-cicntious worker for the is ndded for freight rates. That is to people of the whole county. minor potftiona and their purchase# storms of two year and demonstrate the view in any direction, ed «#ur faith in the community when Alkali is so abundant in the North, ‘ray, that half of the selling pric$ of . ----------------------------------<lo not amount to much. But when people with the “rend off for it” idea we started th* paper and said it western plains states that it looki the fruit is added or transportation The supreme court’s opinion ren- ; are in positions of trust and influence would fill u niche in the daily life of like snow around the border of lakes charges. dered by Justice Whitfield rules that they becom« great factors in retard- s *,nf,,r'1 • f‘,i *""•'>"1* county. The and waterholea wherever they exist. the circuit judge “had attempted to This dreary condition is not pos- ( ENTEKHII.L PRODUCTS Ing the growth of the community. Daily Herald v.as started just after i exceeded hi* power and authority COMMAND llir.ll PRICKS We are led to rnuke thi* remark be­ th< clou of the war when conditions sihle anywhere in the south. Water granted him by the statute’’ in this cause of an instance which hits ut were anything hut favorable and the is abundant and the best on earth, WITH DEMAND STRONG «'n*c pretty hard. The instance is nothing first year of it- life was rather filled and there Is no monotony in the land, more or le«« than the sending out of with foreboding* arid calamities as scape. The honu-seeker who cornea to CENTERH1LL, March ? P ._ re n - FT. PIERCE WILL KEEP town for a couple of large orders of* the power plant went down during Florida has no trouble about getting terhiU vegetable* nre commanding top RECORD OF BUILDINGS printing, for goodness know* what the winter * f the firnt year and *uu*. plenty of good water, and bi.ides, ho eer-v. ~ -rk c t pi In i. Tiit-rc were (•() tl>r 1m.» no iuiig winter to ince with ex­ reason, hv * driers! pubI I I ) I H r \ » « i » r l n f r if l l ' r r « « ) three carloads of vegetables sold f. in time and money and business In pensive fuel and clothing bills. The o b, here today for n total of {I’.tO-t. FORT PIERCE, Mnrch 28.—Fort J** CW** •» a m tL u * Srauitra. It'a Hr authority, when Lakeland has with­ in her borders no less than three April of that first year unable longer thrifty homemaker can have some­ The season is just coming in and Fierce hns . ntered the ranks of F lo r-' StU'AfjMtiaf, aad (iapljr *2i*( m r cLipi *t l b wtiit *sd ooJ«rjrressw of the *«-ry class and type as to issue the daily until the electric thing fresh for his table each month there nre upwards of .7,500 ncres of idn municijmlltiaa that keep n record arw. u i MMlkt nB| *t|7 U*„. «, those no which th< jobs were printed. plant vras put in n!in|te the daily sus­ in the year front his own garden. { ^ • r e»mhr c m V g u l f , a ttm al various crops to be harvested within of building a new building ordinance pended until the following full when In number and variety of commerWhen lakeland has no less than four the next few months. There wns ono designed primarily to this end hns C ircle* a r e •el*/. S i,; 34 f 4 9 . print shops which could have satis­ it started for another six monthr run rial springs of inincm!ir.id or medical car of green henns, containing -1.72 been ndop'cd by the city council nnd Nemo Hygienic*Fashion Institute factorily produced the jobs at an eco­ hut .it the end of that time there wa water the southern states lend the hnmpc-rs, which sold for $1,404, nn provides that n permit for the erec120 Eeet ISO. Su New Yeek, Oep‘1M. nomical figure. And when the de­ unh an insistent demand that it con- union. Water is bottled nt the various average of $.7.25 per hamper; also tion of nr.y building or nn addition tinue through the summer that the springs by the ce.r nnd shipped nerth be obtained from *.ho ninyor. A fee liveries could have been made week* two car* of cukes which sold fo r n, . ■u ' l of one dollar will be charged each ap- J ^earlier by any one of the local shops. management decided to make it an nnd west, nnd about these springs, es- 4„ rnn ull-the year-round daily paper nnd the pceinlly in the mountain sections, rern cr rnr’ c tu C !< n'*'r3U C ' nlicant. The ordinance was given Thi* when l^ikelnnd men and ma­ and editor gave up hla chance to operate a sort hotels have been built nnd each *„ / „ t * .1' . u * chinery were not working beyond 75 *2 for culls. The shipments will m 1 ™ 'I ’L ’L *.'?" While (hey Inst we will sire n daily summer ppper in the mountains yenr finds them crowded with health per cent o fnormnl rapacity, grow heavier as the season advances 50 days imprisonment for violation seekers from all over the world. Flor­ That may he the way to build up l" T * 1" ■* *" ;‘,"i Uk# “ *• ,,f nnd the fnrm en nre nil in good of its provisions. «iur community, hut it doesn’t seem so tin- Daily Herald and nurse it through ida has fine resorts along the sen spirits. There was no damage hero Latest Style its first summer. It more than ful- coast and nt many interior points nnd BRYAN CLUB IS to vegetables in the cold snnp of n i filled our expectations in every re- the state is fast becoming an all the ORGANIZED AT TAMPA few days past. I Xpert although the udverti*ing patron­ year round resort. PETITIONS CIRCULATED age was not ax large a* it should have Some of the largest springs in \>rvi\ hut we believed that our friends, America are to he found in Florida. “JUDGE EX PEEPED HIS I I I # T fce S a a o r l a l r d I’ r r a a t POWER” COURT RULES J the merchants, went as fa r ax they Silver Springs, near Ocala, hns an TAMPA March 28.—A Bryan Club i could in this respect in many w ays1overflow large enough to make a IN REVERSING DECREE " a s organized nt a mass meeting held l “ land that they appreciated our efforts stream to float steamboats.—Moses -------hcr‘* l«»st night, with A. B. McMullen ■ luml have nt all times given the Daily Folsom in Jax. Metropolis. TALLAHASSEE, Mnrch 28.—The selected as chairman of the orgnniza■ ! Herald id! the business they could and ----------- o----------supicme court has reversed the action tion. Petitions wero put in circulnalso that they arc getting better all EXORBITANT FREIGHT of ( ircuit Judge E. C. Davis in citing tion requesting Brynn to run for the with every parkaRc of binder the time and coming more nnd more RATES ON FLORIDA VV. R. Gary of Okkeechobcc county senate. to realize that in daily advertising de­ PRODUCTS CHARGED for contempt growing out of his repurchased pend* the success of their bv.xincs*. 1movnl ns n county bond trustee last Not only do they realize thi.t they TALLAHASSEE, March 28,-H on. December. A valuable article giv Courtesy und Prompt Ser­ — must advertise for their own benefit j Jamea E. Calkin, special counsel for vice Our Motto • c*i away Saturday with, but the city as a whole hns realized the rniliond commissioners, hns com o r T r i s 3 ^ ^ W ith the great benefits to be derived from pletei! nnd forwarded to the hnterstate over to his successors certnin funds DFANF. TURNER n dally paper in Sanford- a real daily Commerce Commission hia brief in the in his possession aa a bond trustee.. vertisement V O r tis O I U C n t in ill F V JfiflS ' s Friday's paper with all the press dispatches ease of the Railroad Commission of He was therefore cited rltr.l in-- -T --f— T* * Phone* 4!)7*I9{ for contempt W *»rni#l CL.‘ and all the local news fresh each day the ds ----------of court. The cnite was takenbefore before j , . L lo y d 8 CtllO e State of Florida v# the railroads -------------------------... .... -----------, -----------------taken WEI.AhA BLOCK ut their doors. It has livened up the of the country, urging a reduction in the higher court in a petition for n «M OrC. city in no smull way nnd hns brought the freight rates on citrus fruits and writ of prohibition. 313-4U* SANFORD DAILY HERALD o n e-eleven c ig a r e t te s FIFTEEN A AA I H£W POLITICAL ! G R O CE R IE S FRUITS ! AND VEGETABLES DURHAM DUPLEX\ \ RAZOR 'BALL HARDWARE COMPANY �\ 7 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY. MARCH 28, 1922 3b PAG1 Jn .ni Wash Suita being dosed CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NOTES INVEST YOUR MONEY | this issue, visit their mammoth plant, Moore Haven will soon have another THE REASON WHY—Mine ■half price at Sanford Shoe & -------IN IIOMK ENTERPRISES talk it over. It is a real investment modern bualncss building with stores motives, Factory Trucks, Battleships. 310*6tc B» qulek to kick If things seem ng Cc. BUILD UP YOUR CITY and ^ nd the people of Sanford on the ground floor and hotel above. Airplanes, Submarines and railroads wrong should take—n home affair. rely almost exclusively on “EXIDE” ;IDE BATTERY SERVICE” tho But kick to ua and make it strong BATTERIES is because of their heavy eat in the world. We are paid To mako things right gives us delight, Herald want ads get results. Money invested in home enterprises capacity, rugged construction. There amine and re-fil! your batter If you are right and we are wrong. is like casting your bread upon the FRUIT AND VEGETABLE is an "EXIDE” Battery made to fit f charge. The Battery la the SHIPMENTS INCREASING -------waters—it comes back to you in many every mako automobllo with 3 to 7 A valuable article giv­ years the car. We ro-charge and ro­ "1\ hat is the Chnmber of Commerce different ways—but alwuys comes service. Sec us about an “EXll makes batteries.—Ray Broth- doing?” is frequently asked by thcso,ba<-k. Investing your money in forWASHINGTON, March 27.—Shlp- en away Saturday with IDE* for your car.—RAY BROTH­ nford, Fla. 811-tfc-daw' who expend little or'no effort' In the eigin* at^ks" bardlVVverTomea" back menU of fruit* and vegetables in each purchase. See ad­ ERS, "EXIDE" BATTERY SER­ work it is attempting. Ask those to you in any form and your money *rreat quantities by retail and wholeVICE. 311-tfc-daw 1-ENTION STOCKHOLDERS . . . . of ......... ......... ............................. members the.......................... organization who aro sent out of town is.......... money, ................. sent away 8 , merchants to nil sections of tho „vertisement in Friday’s the stockholders and any who actively working, they know, and if for good and all. This arplics to Unitcd Statea l" Readily increasing, H e r a l d . -----L l o y d s Shoe itcrested in the Country Club they haven't time to detail the activi- buying cut of town and investing out at'cori^ n*' 1° reports mnde to General The world at your door every evenolf Links are requested to meet tic9i a visit ^ offJce of tho 0f ' f town lf all the moncy that ha9 Superintendent W. II. Riddell, of th0 | o l u SlS-ttc '.ng for 15c.—Dally Herald. i Court Housa next TuMdny. ganlzation for this purpose will con- been invested out of Sanford In the R#*'w*3r Mnl1 Scrv,cc| a t eight o’clockk at which time vine* the most inactive »quuwKcr that past ten years had been invested in A" nn i,,!ltrati°n of the use to which b will be organised and other tho locnl chamber is on tho job workSanford this would be n city of twon- tho parccl po8t i8 brin>; put l,y mcri of importance Uken up. ing for n Greater Sanford. ty-five thousand people and tho,.o who c,anl8’ wn> a8Scrlcd by Supcrinare especially invited to atThe Chamber of Commerce is a invested would be millionaires instead *?ndl'nt R'ddcR l*int reccnt'y an en309-4tp democratic organization. It is work- [ of holding worthless stock certificates tirv fr0,K},t car w"* ,ca<lcd w'th in uspnrngus am and --------- ing for the best interests of all in ' as they do now. dividual caeca of asparagus shipped by parcel post rates. Each i,Sanford. . ' s not Working in the However, some home investment* , . . . . .. )T!CE TO CONTRACTORS ■ ■ ■|i ! ^ " . 0' *"? * 1M'V,,1U‘ --------- 'IIIV UW11TB«">" Ulltl W UVII JUU | »t » ' UTUIT ° f IUBII - better etber. .n j .h e . ,.» ” V ° t «euU not h.«! IjCity Manager will receive bids ' ‘Lviduals, and any one joining it hnvo n chance to buy bonds—first ,)ppn ^ In their relation to the life of the community been possible to ship tho carload as a April first for the moving of ^or suc^ purpose is in line for mortgage bonds in n going institu bulk it was explained. 1 .. i n n n n ln t ntn n f . Al t s U . I 1 . . ... *■. . . nnd their past nnd present history bles and tho erection of. c o t-j"n i^l P P o in tm e n t IItt lisa wan non-political tion, you are getting a gilt edge in­ Department officials said that , ,be no reason why . »lrjis and deUils may bo seen andhas pro';en *hat assimilate vestment . and. one. that . *youm can .watch there appeared to Jity Manager's office. I factions, with their diversified opin- grow from day to day. Wo refer to sufficient numbers of crates to make q j py w Ions, subverting them to n common the Zaehary-Tylur Veneer Co., ono of up a hall enr or a carload, cannot b e ! ’ city Manager, j cau**’ Occasionally some one re- the biggest nnd best manufacturing shipped in the future as pnrcel post, j ! marks that they hnven't any use for concerns in tho city nnd one that has Parcels of a perishable nnturc, how­ i the fellows back of the Chamber of n weeklv pay roll of lnrge propor­ ever, which arc likely to spoil w ithin' ?E OF ADMINISTRATOR t Commerce. No ono likes a person tions that is spent in Sanford every the time reasonably required fo r' [(For Final Discharge) with whom they aro unacquainted. A week in the year. This big concern | closer acquaintance with people dis- has just installed another large transportation nnd delivery, will not, -AT T H K of County Judge, Seminole the fact that there arc a mighty veneering machine that will be ready unty, State of Florida ■ K°°d fellows left in the world. jn June along with other machines of , p . .. , PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH U ./o t i Th. mnn «ho h „. » for a l.r g . k|„d, lh„, „ „ , i vc then, .uprrlo, „T " ? ,T h ‘ PM amphrty. I proportion of hi, fellow d U m u ou,bt I . d r a i n . . ', In Ihr ninnuf.ctur' lh" " W * «>* park.pr. is hereby given, to all whom, *° consult sonic kind of an ologist crates. They aro nlso figuring on nil Sunday Nif?ht, April 2nd oncern, that on tho 10th day to ^ nd out what’s the mnttcr with thtir land on lake front being made MAN DRUNK TWO WEEKS A. D. 1922, I shall apply to j Lim into docks nnd warehouses for the WANTED TO GO TO JAIL I at 8 o’clock tranarortntirn of timber by rnfti.ig -------jrablc E. F. Housholder, Judge -------tourt. as Judge of ProluiUi, for If you ever hear anyone say, “I or. the river to their dock* and putting TAMPA. March 27.—D. C. Shoggan discharge as A dm inistratrix! don’t like the way they are running in n big sawmill on the lake front approached two policemen on n street tato of W, T. Humphrey, {la- things,” ask him if he has made any for the manufacture of rough and in Yl)0r C|ty 9(lV0rn| niRhts ago andi nnd that at the snmo time 'I personal effort to change them. If dressed lumber. This concern mnkes announced he was going to julf. One sent to said Court my final he was “r ight he would doubtless find 4,000 orntes n day nnd make n spec-10f ^ officers said the jail was the ns Administratrix of said many others who agreed with him. iaity of the ventilated open head r«l- wronR plnre to go hut Shoggan Inind ask for their approval , As Btated before, this is n democratic cry crate that is giving satisfaction Bi9twj (t Wns the proper plnre for March 7th, A. D. 1022. organization. The policies of the San. to tic growers everywhere. They jl!m A patro| Wagor. with the night ROSA L. HUMPHREY, ford Chamber of Commerce aro In are making celery, lettuce nnd pepper n,j|cf mpn npp{.nrr,| whi|0 the eon•9wc Administratrix. control of nine governors chosen by crates now nnd have orders that will vcnu,tlon wns in progress nnd Shogthe membership. These men are keep them busy nil summer. With 6fl Ran climbed on the sent heaido the recognized ns possessing n high dc- men on the pay roll nnd the brightent ,|r|vor and insisted Hint he he tnken grcc of business acumen and if in prospects In their career ahead ot to jaiIi xbr ,!riv(.r complied with the dw-rfco of some bu.iiieKs corporation them this company want, to sell first re,,Urst and nt police headquarters the On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Coast Railway, Chnluowould insure its success. Ask the mortgage bonds In order to make man w„ j^ked up an,, n rharRC 0f tn, Fla., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date uninformed kicker if he has cvcr thcso extensive improvements that vngrnncy docketed ngainst him. modern brick hotel, with private baths and hot water heat. P in t spoken to n single governor or th e ' will make this the largest plant In' yn p0|(ce Pourt t bc ncxt day when dass cuisine. Rite* 12.50 to IA50 per day; 110 to 118 per week, ac­ secretary regarding the mnttera upon this part of the state and will help n,kpd by the Judge what the trouble cording to location of room. which they arc working, Has ho ever Sanford grow Into a manufacturing j Wlli( shoggan replied thnt he had. written them n lettei ? Has ho ever city. Tho company docs not wish to j hrrn two weeks. The Judge! * e n u in e ' MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager given them nny helpful suggoztions? sell nny of their stock nnd the f ir s t! n„kc(1 {f hc f l i g h t ten days In J a il'" How much time has he given, nnd mortgage bonds ore good enough for I wouI(, hplp to MnM h|m to „obrr up . how much effort has hc expended, the investor to put In IiIb money with nnd shoggan said he thought Itwould.1........................... s s w w i m w _____________________ _________ | outside of verbosity, on the civic re- a home firm doing business and en- jjp RO( the ten days, qulrcmcnt or reform which hc is ro dcavoring to do a much larger busi- f loudly advocating? Do you think he ness with the help and assistance of can fairly criticise an organisation in tin- public. They nre not asking for NOTICE! which n few nre trying to do for the rebates or bonuses or parcels of land •SKRVICE THAT COUNTS” many? from the city, they arc not asking Notice in hereby given thnt 1 will — •---for fifty per cent of their capital Wc handlo everything in Some men think thnt when they stock to be sold hero before they stnrt not he responsible for any contracts t h e f r u i t a n d v e g e t a b l e l in e have paid their dues into the Cham­ in business—they are already in busi­ entered into by my wife, Mrs. F. W. ber of Comnierco they should g<>t ness nnd doing business upon a lnrge Wushburn nor win 1 lie responsible Car Lots or Loss. Ship us lnrge and quick returns. Some look scale nnd they nre worthy of your for any goods or moneys furnished for factories, others for increased support—hut they only offer a bona Richmond. Virginia population, others for stimulated fide proposition — first mortgage her. hav,nK Mparntcd. business. In nny channel, where Read ,heir Advertisement in,313-2tp • F. W. WASHBURN, money is invested, it requires action and effort on the part of the indi♦}* ^ +*> ♦j* ****** K?***v vidual to secure returns. Dues plus A. bAVR YOU MONEY unstinted effort nre required of the membership to put over those things Write us which will make Sanford the largest' in the south central portion of | nipire Hotel Block city the state. ORLANDO, FLORIDA J KUKLUXKLAN DR. E. D. BROWNLEE ^oscs J mir.'fnp ^ ^ ^ EVERYBODY INVITED CIIULUOTA INN it isn’t ASTINS isn't the ■ :EAST riTAMON , PRIDDY & COMPANY ,0BE PIANO CO. enry McLaulin, Jr. PT1CIAN—OPTOMETRIST DTICE TO TAX PAYERS Y TAX BOOKS CLOSE APRIL 2, AFTER WHICn ALL TAX.MAIN’ING UNPAID WILL BE CCTED BY LEVY AND SALE IE PROPERTY UPON WHICH 8 ARE DELINQUENT. ALFRED FOSTER, tc City Tax Collector, -*♦*-.♦**»•♦♦*. ***♦*.*** EFORE BUYING PHONOGRAPH Seethe NEW EDISON A A letter requesting information on Sanford was received by the organi­ zation from W. S. Eddings, Associate +2* Justice of the Supremo Court of « ♦ ) Hnvvii. The leaven of publicity put I A out by the locnl chamber Is Iieginning | ^ to work in thnt section of the world i apparently. | • I'robahly one of the biggest works of Its kind in the world is Thomas' Register of Americnn Manufacturers. The chnmber has secured a volume and nny of the locnl business men who may have occasion to look up some particular manufacturer in their line | f arc at liberty to refer to it nt any V time. ❖ PASSA GRILLE MAYOR WILL ARREST ALL DRUNKS; ! V M n rln trd ST. PETERSBURG, March 28.— ] Mayor Duffy of Pnssn Grille, a g u lf, V resort near here, has announced that y In the future he woold spare the feelIngs of no one who happened to be on the island in an intoxicated condition, **♦ but would have all arrested and then ^ i mako their names public The mayor 1 declared nisitors under the influence i of liquorYiad been causing trouble hut Y ■heretofore had not been arrested be­ cause he did not care to humiliate them. The trouble makers, he Mid, do not get their liquor at the Pass but arrive there already drunk and pro­ ceed to stir things up. From now on, no quarter will he given hy the police. PIANOCO. LANDO, FLA. <l l r T h r t t Apalachicola oysters, 65c quart.— 1-litc Popular Market. Mr. Hclaon will sing on McKinnonWalsman's I-awn Wednesday, March 29th, at 8:80 p. m. l*2t« Half rice Sale We have decided to discontinue our Boys’ Department and to move this quickly we are selling everything at HALF PRICE Blouses, Shirts, Undertogs, Sox, Stockings, Wash Shirts, Pants, Suits, Shoes, Hats, Caps .. .. Most of this stock is KAYNEE Brand, strictly fast col­ ors. Owing to the fact that we will not restock our Boys’ Department it will.be necessary for you to be sure to get the right size as we will not take back any merchandise. Bring the boy with you and be sure of the size before tak­ ing it out of the store. Nothing Sent Out on Approval-------- Nothing Charged Sale Will Last ’Till the Entire Stock is Sold Sanford Shoe & Clothing �PAG E TW * THE SANFORD DAILY PAG E FOUR The Bedrock of The man who keeps his idle cash in circula­ tion by depositing it in the Peoples Bank of Sanford, where it is used to help legitimate business, experiences the peace of mind of knowing th at his money is absolutely safe. He usually becomes a regular customer, and st-avs with us. S tart this thrift-habit without delay, and be prepared for any emergency that may come. HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1922 A United State* marshal la In Ocala thjir.selvcs. Commissioner Wllllaroa is binding them over to the next seasion of the United States court. I t Is reported that Federal Judge Call, at the session of the court In Tampa, fined one of the unlucky hunters a dollar. The maximum pen­ alty la five hundred dollars fine and a year in prison. The secretary of state of the state of Florida Is ap­ pointed by the government to the duty of communicating the federal law to the other state and county officials. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1922 Mra. S. G. Messer left Monday for D. A. R. PICNIC. her home In Siitervillc, West V*., The members of the Sallie llnrrlwhere they will epcnd a few wcoks, eon Chapter N. S. D. A. I t, and their and expccta to return to Sanford to husbands motored over to Nc-w Smyr­ IS. r RED DAlGEIt. Society Editor, moke her home. na yesterday where they were met by Phone 117-W tnc Col. Arthur Irwin Chapter of f 700 007 f r i e n d , T ta ltla g 700 t 700 i t , a v i a * a i 7 o k m o r • • a r i a * Hon. J. W. Gallup and wife, Mrs. DeLnnd and enjoyed n most delightful o r If t o o a r c r a f c r t a l o t a f f , w r it e x .a t a l r a n t o t k t a d e p a r t m r a l , ( h l a s Roso Warren, Mr. Willard Danioison picnic. ta ils, o r I r l r h p a i , I k e l i r a , . I t w i l l ai}d siiter, Kathryn, of Danielson, Many places of historic Interest ■ r e a lly a p p re cia te d . Conn., have been the guests tho past wore; visited during the day, Mrs. SOCIAL CALENDAR week of Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Martin. Rouchollo of New Smyrna giving the history of these plnccs. Dinner was Wednesday—Idlers' Bridge Club will Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Bnggott, servod on the Indian Mound and -the [be entertained by Mrs. Rolnnd R.ad whose mnrrlngo wns a recent event, day was one of exceptional enjoyment at her home at Lake Ilnrnoy. have returned from a trip to the Enst for nil. kursdny—Mr*. Fred Walsman will Const, and are now nt home to thoir Several out of town members of the ■entertain tho members of the Msr- friends at the Lee npnrtmcnta. Snllio Hnrrison Chapter joined with ric Matrons Bridge Club at her them yesterday, oniony them being home on Magnolia avenue at 3:00 Mrs. George Chamberlain and Miss Bb'clock. Brenda Morrison of Dayton* EMtoesdny—Truth Seekers Class will and and Mrs. Bnrt Petctson of Jr.mestown, f/bo entertained at the home of Mrs oveni N. Y., also n number of D. A. R. w fi. L. Griffin by Mcsdames Griffin etui members of other states were pres|jG . W. Spencer, Elliott, Washburn to be *&*nd Mrs. McKinnon nt 3 p. m. ’ McKi fflhursday—Recoption in honor of Dr. out i DEATH OF GEORGE TOWNSEND and Mrs. George Hyman at the talnn borne of Mrs. Lcallo Bryan, on Mag- this nolia avenue, at 8:30 p. m. Friday—Mra. II. B. Lewis will enter'la i n tho members of the Book^A otrera Club at her home on M ag-! c |ub pjt.,r ftolia avenue. I yr„tr Jj<J8^day—-N. do V. Howard Chapter U. 1Mit,. him for a victim without any warn­ D. C. will meet a t 3 o'clock at the ! Af ing nnd he wns taken from his family ...Lome of Mra. L. G. Stringfollow on hour und friends almost nt n moment's Ifa in th street. i B c rv ( notice. '1'Caiurdny—Children’s Story Hour will I eoff e Mf. Townsend had been a resident . be held at Central Park at 4:00 of this city for the past eight yenrs coming hero with his family from Montana whero ho was n largo C. H. Williams of Tampa was In rancher. For some timo he wns en­ it city yesterday attending to bu«igaged in tho Cheru-Coln bottilng business with L. L. Taylor nnd wns also in the garage business. At tho timo of his death ho wns engaged in *Mrs. M. C. Ilillignsit of Philadclcontracting nnd fruit growing. phln wns amn-jf the out of atnto visit­ Ho leaves a wife nnd a daughter ors at tho Montczumn. nnd one son to mourn his lois. Tho funeral servircs were hold from tho late home at 11 o’clock today, Dr. Brownlee of the Presbyterian church officintlrg, nnd Interment wns mode in Lekcviow cemetery. The sympa­ thy of ninny friends is extended to « the Montezuma. ■«n<! Mrs. W. T. Langley, Mrs. S. the family in their berenvement. OCIETY BELFAST, March 27.—Up o o o’clock this evening the total number of persons killed thus far in March In tho disorders here was fifty-six. They included fifty civilians, threo regu­ lar policemen, two special constables and n military officer. Two men and a girl were killed at midnight last night The girl was struck by a stray shot fired by the military during a panic caused by a woman shouting "murder” while in It is our business HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS WILL PLAY BASE BALL to help you with them I n r Tke AudfUlrS Press I JACKSONVILLE, March 28.—Although the 1022 high school base ball season is yet to get undorway, author­ ities of the Florida High School Ath­ letic Association have already taken steps toward the annua] champion­ ship tournament to be held nt the dose of the season. Tentative dates Come in and talk it over A COMMUNITY BUILDER ; F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, f. n iiu B B R iiR io ia iH ia iR iB iiia iiiiiiiiiR iiiiiim , A valuable article giv­ en away Saturday with each purchase. See ad­ vertisement in Friday’s Herald.—Lloyd’s Shoe Store. 313-4tc bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb 9th and French Phono 401 Seminole Printery Why Pay More?—We Do It For l^raa! II. N. I.umley W. N| I.umley bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb You Can Find the Name of Every Live Professional and IlusinMa Man In Sanford In Thin Column Each Day CYCLOPS SUNK WITHOUT A TRACE BY IIUN U-BOAT BEAUFORT, N. C., Mnrch 27.—A bottle containing a note purporting to be signed by an engineer aboard the navnl collier Cyclops, which disap­ peared nt sea in 1917, wns picked up today northeast of Cape Lookout lighthouse. Tho noto oiated thnt n German submarine wns close, that all hands had been ordored on board tho U-boat and that the ship was then to lie torpedoed. The note was smirched with grease nnd the bottle wus stop­ ped with a rubber stopper and was covered with sea brine. The Cyclops was bound from n Chilean port for the United States with n cargo of nitrates when she disappeared. An extensive senrch wns conducted for her but no trace ever wns found. It has been general­ ly believed that sho went down sud­ denly off the Atlantic const fn a heavy s<|unl! or storm, nlthough no nearby port* reported any disturb­ ance nt the time and no wireless mes­ sage was received from the vessel In­ dicating nny trouble. ROTARY TABLET LAID ON TOMB OF UNKNOWN SOLDIER |»Y BRITISHER in u o . j. a . n a i u i WASHINGTON, Mnrch 27.- T h e Attorney and Counaellor-at-Law unknown soldier entombed in ArlingPracticing in State and Federal Conrts ton National Cemetery completely Over Seminole County Bank !^ml ,lm P'y demonstrates the Ideal of , Borvicc before nelf, Rotary s motto, 1President Crawford C. McCullough of G e o r g e A . D c O o ftC S ! ^ 1C International Association of Ro. T. . . tnry Clubs, said in an address nt the _ ^ttorney-at-Lavr^ ^ tomb of tho unknown soldier here. n* President McCullough ’« address was FLORIDA Incidental to the placing of a bronze — tablet on the tomb of the unknown by tho association. I "It is of striking significance that Oder 1the service of ail our soldiers has not been in vain, that tho snored causae * to which they dedicated, nnd in dedi1cation gave their lives, is becoming IS. n practical reality. It is of ntriking . | significance thnt I, a British subject, m e CO« should In? hero today representing 750,000 business nnd professional men in over 1,100 centers," he said. "WIillo throughout the world we nr., loyal to our respective flags, yet "WE DELIVER THE HOODS’ we arc united in our faith in the ideal Ustaviftoia oil %ice. l) 47 rejoice in Quick Service Transfer of the grent service which the United SleraRO F ac ilitie s State* of America under the leader­ If we please you, trll others; If no ship of Kotariun Warren G. Harding, tell us. Phone 498 its president, has so recently rendered by calling together representatives of great powers for conference on Sanford Steam Laundry tho disarmament; for just and friendly FOR SERVICE settlement of those imminent prob­ lems which still endanger the peace Call 146-J of the world.” W. RAWLING, Prop. SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mil) Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commarelal Street Banferd, Fla. Geo. W. Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA Sanford Machine £ Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Work; Cylinder Grinding; Del.uxe Platons; Oversize Kings and IMna; Flywheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank Shafts re­ turned; agents fur Cellle Inboard ao« Outboard Motors. -----------Phone 61 MANY HUNTERS BREAK LAW SHOOTING MIGRATORY BIRDS illy Th# B U SH " is the family n*n.«oi \UTOMATir TELEPHONE SYSTEM FOR CLEARWATER lllr T hf iM iirln lrd HONEY BOY FLOUR I 'r r s s l CLEARWATER. Mnrch 28.—H. C. DADE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Brnsfield, mnnnger of the local tele­ WILL WATCII HEAVY TRAFFIC phone company, has announced that the new telephone exchange would bo Illy T h f \a a m * |n ln l I 'rr a a l MIAMI, Mnrch 28.—The county completed nnd the new automatic syscommissioners plun to look inU, the tem put into operation here August matter of heavy motor vehicles in 1. Mr. Brasfield states indications are the new system will bo rendy for their relation to the county roads. operation some time in July, but that At n recent meeting, Secretary W. at the present time the concern does S. Maxwell of the Miami Motor Club, not expect to innugurnto the service who is also n deputy sheriff, present­ ed n report showing thnt many heavy until the date named. tracks do not carry the required width of tires .and are frequently FORTY-8IX GERMANS KILLED HOURLY IN WAR overloaded with their consequent dam­ age to the highways. He wns re­ BERLIN, March 27.—Forty-six men quested to prepare data on the proper tiring of trucks under stipulated loads were killed nnd 109 wounded on tho nnd present it to the commissioners German side during every hour the with n view to pnrring from the roads world war was raging, according to trucks not properly equipped with an estimate nrrived nt by General Von Altrock, a statist'einn. This tires. estimate was made from n study of officin! records. SCORES OF SPEAKERS Germany's losses totalled in dead WILL ADDRESS MEKTINt 1,808,645 nnd wounded 42140,779. Men (11% Tke ,%■■«»<•IIIInl I'rraal to the number of 130,000,000 were MIAMI, Mnrch 28.—More than a under arms during the course of tho score of speakers, authorities in their war of whom about one in seven was work nnd of state and national, scope, killed in bnttle. have nrcept“d invitations to nddress the annual state conference of social workers to l»« held here April 7-10, according to the committee jn charge of formulating tho program for the meeting. Indications point to a large at­ tendance nt the conference. A list of subjects assigned to some of the speakers covers a broad range of mat­ ROCKY MOUNT. N. C, March 27. ters pertaining to the socialworkers, —A. FT. Adilcholt, Nash county far­ while the definite program in expect­ mer, wns burned to death early this ed to be more comprehensive. morning in u blnze believed to have been started by the explosion of nn illirit distillery. Ilishomc, a large two-story resident c, wns burned. The remains of n still t.f fefty gallons’ capacity wns found in the debris. me at. i ciersuurg onrine tuuu, cum- Addeliolt aroused hiswife nnd nice? posed of memlters of the Ancient Am. nnd then went upstairs to fight the hie Order. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine fire, according fn repert: reaching has approved plans for the $100,000 here, and wns trapped by the flames. dub house to be erected here nnd steps have been taken toward selling stock to members of the order, the proceeds of which will compose the building fund. Tin; building will have n dance hall and nn auditorium which will sent 1,000 persons and an­ other feature will be twelce apart­ ments tnhich will be hented only to Shriners. (SELF RISING) Abrnham Blish established America’i Ftm 1668, and tho ninth generation of Blisfci acji ing "The World’s Best Flour.” Buy it u p 3 cry. FLORIDA GROCERY CO DISTRIBUTORS, PALATEA. DELICIOUS ‘PUNCH. In Bottles Everywhere ■ Demand the genuine— name stamped on every crowa-t 5 for it by name Bottled only by i The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBanBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBNBiaaiiaiu Fishermen Take Notice OUR ANNUAL CONTEST WILL OPK' APRIL 1ST, 1922 Gel your tackle rendy ond win one of the three I'riir FIRST PRIZE—Shakespeare Reel SECOND PRIZE—Heddon Rod. THIRD P R IZ E -B est Silk Line. Base must be eauftht with Rod, Reel nnd A rtificial iiait fchased of the B all H a r d w a r e Co BBBBS#®*11*1 %■■«««*Infrtf I ' r r n l OCALA, March 27.—Through no, fault of their own, a large number of Florida hunters have broken the fed­ eral law relating to the shooting of migratory birds. At the lust session of the legislature a game law wns passed, allowing doves and other mi­ gratory birds to be killed up to Febru­ ary 16 of each ycur. The federal law closes tho senson on Jxn. 31. The average F'lorida hunter goes by the information printed on his hunting license. He takes it for granted that the officials of his state know whnt they nrc about when they pass such a law, so when February ermo a lergo number went right on shooting tho birds. A few days ngo they found out to their surprise nnd dismuy that they ht.d been breaking the federal law. looking up the inadvcrtonl offenders nnd a considerable number have voluntarily gone before United States Commissioner Williams and reported WINCHESTER, Va., March 27— Virginia’s amended "cedar rust" law permitting destruction of red cedars within two miles of n commercial npplc orchard, has been upheld by tho supreme court of nppeals sitting at Staunton, according to messages rereived here. Tho court is reported to have refused u writ of error in cnscs from Shenandoah county attacking Started life together, 7 sk M a g \ Ja-MCOFfttlO One of them pnid ren t nil of his life; the other lot nnd home. When they canie to the Inst stretcl journey they met, one of them looked tired and a because nil th at he hnd to show for his life wns * rent receipts), nnd the other looked like he respec-^ nnd felt thnt he wns n mnn among men. (been ‘ accumulated n little something in his travels). yj We sell lots on easy terms with a snull Pa ment down Not Sold in Bulk Hear Mrs. Emma Abbott Lyman or McKinnon-Wnlsmnn’s Lawn. Wednes day, Mnrch 29th, 8:30 l-2tc SANFORD— NEW YORK— MIAMI . . Which mnn are yau going to be? ALWAYS FRESH A. P. CONNELLY, Agent Puleston, Mrs. George Knight, Mrs. A. P. Connnlly, Mrs. R. A. Newman, ALL DAY MEETING OF WOMEN VOTERS Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. A. B. THURSDAY THIS WEEK Commons, Mrs. C. M. Berry and WATER CARNIVAL HELD AT ORLANDO ON FRIDAY NKJHT Sanford Band Will Furnish the Music ond They Will Dance WE ARE SELLING SUMMER-WEIGHT WOOLENS GUARANTEED UP TO THE MINUTE I. & S. BING CLOTHING , DLUE FLANNELS, Young Men’s Style CO O T BROWN FLANNELS, Young Men's Style (fa n c y ) o n l y ............ ................................ CHECKED SUITS, very latest. tho annual Water Carnival Friday BLUE SERGES, Best Grade, night, the .‘list, in Eola Park and Eolu lake. The Legion boys arc iu*t bock from their state convention in AND OTHERS Palm Beach and want to enlarge thin ••■fair *o thnt of the Sun Danco held LOOK ’EM OVER annually in Palm Bouch. After tho Water Carnival In Eola Park tho legion will tBhc charge for tho remainder of the evening and stage plenty of entertainment. There will be several features among which The Store That is Different will be the largest nnd liveat "Street Dance” ever held in Orlnndo. The Sanford, Florida atreet will lie loped off so that the crowd will not interfere with the dan.Ihg. Flood lights will be placed at the four corners of the street which will NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS—I am make the night like day. willing to board dogs this summer Best tif all, though, will he the again.—Mrs. J. E. Vaughn. 309-4tp music. The Chamber of Commcreo has secured the Sanford Band for the carnival nnd the Legion has secured Children's Wnsh Suits being closed their services for thp remainder of the Tho world nt your door every oven out nt half price nt Sanford Shoo & evening until the wee small hours of iug for lf»c.—Daily Herald. Clothing Co. 310-dtc the morning. This hand has been do­ ing n grent amount of playing for <lan.es and have the very Infest :*nd best time dunce music out. IF U WANT A GOOD USED CAR SEE N. H. A grent crowd of the Snnford people GARNER OR VOLIE WILLIAMS are going to follow their hand hero for 1 Ford. IU21. nearly new $395.oo the evening looking forward to the big nifuir with grent enthusiasm. Addi­ tional detail news of this affair will be made front time to time l>> the Legion Wnys nnd Menus Committee through its chairman. DeLancy Way ami has many of the active Legions' buddies working wilh him. VARIOUS CITIES IN SOUTH FLORIDA TO ATTEND MEET The women of Seminole county who are interested in the matter of learning their new ilutiee as voters aro invited to spend the day Thursday nt the Woman's Club. Coffee will ho M. M. Smith, former chnirninn of * provided and each one Is asked to tlie state load department and presi- * bring n box lunch. The object of ibis •lent of the Florida Automobile Assn- ■ meeting is two-fold: First, to hear eiation, will be asked today to repre- J qunlified speakers on Citizenship, nnd sent the Orlando Chamber of Com- *| informally discuss questions of tho merce at the good roads meeting in ■ day; nnd secondly, to get acquainted St. Augustine, March 29-30, II. R. Cox, ■ in n sociable nnd friendly way. Mrs. secretary of the chamber, said Inst 5 W. F. Blackman, county chairman of night after he had been notified that ■ the Women Voters longue, will ho In Arthur Schultz, the first delegate np-' ■ charge and she will he ably nssisted I pointed, would he unable to attend. by Mrs. Tolar, president of tho Wo­ ALWAYS FAITHFUL IN SERVICE The St. Augustino meeting has n«man’s Club, in taking earn of the . sumo! greater significance since it ■ It pays to own the HUPMOBILE. Everyone seems to " guests who niny attend. The meet­ has become known that boosters of ■ state road No. 2 will renew their pro-!} £ know that it is especially long-lived, especially faithful in E! ing will begin .at 10 a. m. J,service. • S tests over the manner in which tht FAREWELL RECEPTION, m present mail department is conducting ■ It's almost a proverb among skilled repairmen thnt the S its nffnirs. Thp local Chamber of " %HUPMOBILE is better built, and that it STAYS OUT OF 5 There will bo a farewell reception .Commerce has received a letter from j J3 * THE SHOP far more consistently. B given Dr. nnd Mrs. George Hyman, . the Snnford chamber which put* the ! ■ who leave this week for Tampa, where situation in a new light. Sanford 5 We have sold six new Hupps in the past 5 Dr. Ilymnn will be assistrnt pastor 1i makes the cluim that the department j J of the First Baptist church, Thurs­ is virtually ignoring roads which # ten days. B day evening at 8:30 o’clock, nt the would benefit this section of the state 1■ home of Mrs. Leslie Brynn. Following iH a list of the Hupp owners in Sanford, and in favor of rood No. 1, which extendi " k Seminole County, and we invite you to ask any of them about 5 All members of tho church nnd all from I-ake City to Jacksonville. “ | the Hupp: ■ friends nrc most cordially invited to In the letter received here it is;# attend. contended that when the present con? I is Ball Hardware, Sanford “ tracts awarded since January 1 arc £ U. D. C. MEETING completed the road department will ■ John Meisch, Sanford. M have spent more state and federal aid American Fruit Growers, Sanford. * There will be a meeting of tho N. money on road No. 1 than on all oth­ tie V. Howard Chapter U. D. C. Fri­ er highways in the state added to­ Chase & Co., Sanford. day a fternoon nt 3 o'clock at the homo gether. The letter asserts that the Judge Housholder, Sanford. of Judge nnd Mrs. Stringfollow on proposed improvements on this pnrG. W. McGagin, Sanford. 5 Ninth street, nt which time several tirulnr road will cozi {27,090 a mile visitors will be present, nrr.ong them ami that only $7,OOO n mile will Ih>as­ Wight Grocery Co., Sanford. being Mrs. Ezell of Ocnln. sessed in the counties through which Mr. Long, Sanford. All memlters nrc requested to be the road passes, tho remainder to he present to meet these visitors and on- paid from slate nnd federal aid fund*. R. P. Jenkins, Sanford. joy the social hour. The total cost of completing the road Harry and Charlie Flowers, Sanford. [[ is estimated at $1,900,000. l Chas. Dunn, Sanford. Season Tickets Only Sanford plans to instruct its dele­ I. D. Hart, Sanford. S gates to thu meeting to protest meetings nt the against the alleged inequality of dis­ George Pezold, Sanford. » bigThetentevangelistic on the hike front under tho tribution of the state and federal aid John BoIIy, Sanford. I auspices of the Free Methodist money, and if the road department are progressing with increas­ does not satisfactorily explain its ac­ I O. F. Mays, Sanford. « church, ing interest nn<| attendance, notwith­ to urge the meeting to demand Mr. McCaslin, Sanford. ” standing counter attractions. The tion, that the governor remove certain evangelist preached last night from memlier* »<f the I. E. Estridge, Sanford, «t. - *.•Vir**‘ ...I v• f uTV •••«•*« m ill nrc The question will be discussed to­ w r Mnr^nr., Sar.ford. nnd are not produced by death nnd day at the weekly luncheon of the Mr. Durant, Sanford. relations existing after death.” Tho Chamber and Mr. Smith will bo urged B speaker will discuss a sub­ to accept the appointment on the 5 Are You Thinking: About a Summer Camp B. F. Toole, Geneva. £ ject thattoisnight interesting more people ground that he is thoroughly familiar Mr. Ahern, Sanford. For Your Boys This Summer? in Hanford than nny other. Come with the work of the road depart­ ■ Mahoney-Walker, Sanford. « nnd hear this message. ment.—Orlnndo Sentinel. ■ Tho mountains of North Carolina are tho best locations in tho world " for health and that change of climate needed by Floridians and ospccIa?.sr repairs, less gns nnd oil. hotter tire milenge, high- ■ Tho $76,000 bond issue of Inverness ■ Inlly tho growing boys. 5 sst second hand value. Beauty) nnd Comfort. Whnt more a I do you want? 2 It was with the grentest pleasure has been disposed of and contracts have been awarded for a modern S Laurel Park Camp Near Hendersonville j B We try at all timer, to k e e p e rs in stock. S thnt I read in yesterday's Herald tnat waterworks and sewer system. a Call now for n demonstration. H Hon. Forest I-ake's friends arc urging ■ is one of tho best camps in tho South ns well ns one of tho most r«ashim to represent Seminole county; with n flno corps of teachers nnd councillors, with the best A valuable article giv­ | unable and 1 firmly believe that the women athletic instructors, with tho lake for swimming, with puro drinking voters, remembering his past services en away Saturday with ■ water, good food, sanitary in every respect. nnd loyalty to our county, will sup­ ■ [ 209 PARK AVENUE. SANFORD, FLORIDA ( port him. I shall gladly enst my bal­ each purchase. See ad­ “ Send for Catalogue or See Me Personally vertisement in Friday’s lot for Hon. Forest Lake if he secs DISTRIBUTORS " (It to reprisent us. ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. Herald.—Lloyd’s Shoe “ * BANFOKD, PI.OItlDA | WE CARRY THE PARTS S • CLAIR CAMERON. . Mr. nnd Mrs. Rny Blaso leave to­ day on the boat for Jacksonville, after ■pending n few days here at tho Montezuma. SEYMOUR, l.ND DELAW ARE -------’ Miss Louise Mnlker of Orlnndo wmn registered nt tho Montezuma while in tho city for tho week end. PAGE A superb organization of spirited Cen­ tral American musicians, featuring their unique musical instrument, the Marimba :: :: :: :: :: REDPATH CHAUTAUQUA B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY [ PtBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIBBBBIBBBBBBMK'IMBBBBBBBBBB TST l DALLY EZXAL D WANT AD. � 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 28, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 28, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 28, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/82e962eeb610ca347a2e31d4cef5e8c5.pdf 4b5171b1a934e49eaeb799779dde017c PDF Text Text SANFORD “The City Substantial” The S anford Daily H erald SANFORD •The City Substantial” IN THE: H E A R T OP TH E WORLD’S GREATEST VEG ETABLE SECTION VOLUME III. SANFOHI). FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29. 1922 NUMBER 2 IRISH MEMBER FIVE HOURS DEBATE ON REVOLTING WILL CALL ENGINEERS IN OF THE REPUBLICAN ARMY DISCUSS MILITARY DICTATORSHIP FOR CONSULTATION OVER THE NAVAL LIMIT TREATY SHOWS UNANIMOUS SPIRIT MUSCLE SHOALS PROJECT Would Overthrow A ll Governments That Are Op­ posed to the Republic NO CHANCE D U B L IN , March 29.— A convention Sunday of revolting mem­ PUSSYFOOT bers o f the Irish Republican army debated the question o f declar­ ing a m ilitary dictatorship but deferred action thereon, says the TO DIVERT correcpondent IN DANGER here o f the London Star, lie gives as his authority a statem ent issued from Beggars Hush haracks this morning COAL STRIKE which says the proposal before the convention was to overthrow DISAPPOINTED all governments in Ireland opposed to the Republic. III) Throughout Day’s Discussion Raise no Voice In Opposition -------M EMBERS OF C O M M ITTE R GET -------R E A D Y FOR LONG. HITOVER F A C T T H A T T R E A T Y DOFS TE R STRU G G LE N O T GO F A R ENOUGH IN -------( I l l 1Hr \ Int rd L A N D A N D SEA QUESTION. _ N E W YORK. March 29.— Casting W A S H IN G T O N . March 2 2 .-F iv c M,de M m m ’,p r "«Ib llltjr the pros­ — , .. „ poet fo r nettling ( V i r difficu lties in hours o f debate -on the nnvnl limits- time . .to. overt . . . a general, strike . nours ui set for tlon treaty revealed a virtually unnnl- A pri| firat( „ f the Anthrnmous senate sentiment In its favor cito sub-committee on w age contract and resulted in an agreement to vote negotiations today girded themselves fin ally upon It . ratification today. 7 ' . ... , . miners nineteen demands. “ Nothing Throughout the day’s discussion not but ft mirnc|c „ n , immedlatv . Ccept" vmro un« m n nn u tinco Gf cach nn,j every ono o f our df« tlon, although from the democratic nmn(K f j n „ vert „ p|rlk# n o w » ani.| side there w ere numerous expressions Thonms K enni-«ly. district president of o f disappointment that the treaty did th(J Minent- union not go further in thc direction of _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ both land nnd sen disarmament. \ R ’l'.YJFNT S T O R F Claiming a aharo o , crodlt fo r the t o - . AT W . ^ N . 6 e , _ r r duction actually accomplished, the DAM A democrats nt tho same time sought to show thnt thc whole Idea o f nn Thr ,»Moci « i rd i»rraS) armament conference originated with W ILM IN G TO N , Dei., March 29.— the democratic congress o f 191R nnd Fire today damaged the Outlet Definnlly was forced upon n reluctnnt partment store here <£0 0 ,00 0 , the Llpponcott store adjoining was dam­ republican administration. Last night thc administration lend­ aged to the extent >f $25,000. Chief ers were predicting thnt the ratifica­ Lutz and ten firemen were buried untion would be unanimous nnd that dor a falling roof but the aide walla the submarine nnd poison gas treaty held tho heavier beams and they cotapsvould be r.pprovrd by n like vote to- ed without serious injury, day. Tho sudden sweep o f progress ■■ ■■ aroused hope In some administration N O R T H A N D S O l 'T I I circles thnt the two Chinese treaties IRELAND T O MEET might also be ratified nnd the whole FOR DISCUSSION group o f arms conference covenants returned to the W hite House with u p .........H a i r s f ’ r r a a i senate approval by the end o f this LO N D O N , March 2’.'.— Conference xfceV. between rlpiescntatives o f the north- Senators En Tour to the Shoals Say it is Too Biff for Solution I h r .% «» «tr ln lr d I ' r r a a l MOUNT ETNA BREAKS LOOSE IN ERUPTIONS. . EARTHQUAKES IN ADDITION % Inhabitants Flee For Their Lives Down the Moun­ tain Sides <"* 1'* " 1 " " « « ' • III) Thr %•••***l * i | I 'f f u t l MUST BE KEPT IS IN W ISC O N SIN W HERE HE M \KIN G PR O H IB IT IO N SPEECH ES (II) Thr \ » a n r In I r «l I ' r r a a l G R K K N B A Y , Win., March 29.— A small bomb was thrown last night in­ to thc Union Congregational church where fiv e hundred persons gathered to hear a lecture by Pussyfoot John­ son. F. C. W alker ran down the aisle, grasped the bomb nnd started out with it when it exploded in his hands, lie was slightly burned. The bomb war filled with black powder and ap­ parently o f amateurish make. John­ son at the time was in unother church making a speech. LO ND O N, March 29.— Mount Ktnn is in violent eruption says a Rome dispatch quoting Palermo advices. Sreanis o f lava are flow ing from all sides o f the crater. Inhabitants o f the villages on the mountainside have fled from their homes. Several earth­ quakes have occurred within the last few days. Disorders Continue .All Bound Belfast, Q JM IN R E A D IN E SS FOR T H E N E X T W A R WHICH A L L PR O FITE E R S A R E W A IT IN G TO OCCUR. FLO RENCE, Ala., March 29.— Tha foremost engineers of America will be cnlled upon to appear In Washing­ ton before the senuto agricultural committee to nid in solving the Muscle Shoals problem, Senator Norris, chairman o f thc committee, announced nfter tho government’s nitrnte plants hnd been inspected. Members o f the house m ilitary a f­ fairs committee which with the sen­ ate committee is Inspecting the ni­ trate nnd w ater power projects, ex­ pressed the view that Muscle Shoal* actually and Muscle Shoals on paper looked quite unlike, nnd Representa­ tive Hull declared the house commit­ tee would never consent to the plants A re bring scrapped. N umcrons Shootinffs ORGANIZED LAST NIGHT AT ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING .M all Train Derailed and Cars Burned Mr. Hull said the plniits might well be used in time o f peace fo r making ( l l r T h r la a o r la t e d I’rr a a ) B E L F A S T , March 29.— Disorders fertilizer but that they "must ever he continue, numerous shootings, freight kept in readiness in ense o f emer­ • nnd mail train bound from Belfast to gency.” Dublin Won derailed b> a large party Chsirmnn Norris did not share the o f armed men near N ew ry todny. view o f n few o f hin colleagues that Nine cars weru burned by the raiders. the Mucclc Shonls problem might be The much-talked _f G olf Course for work ho has accomplished as chairman speedily disposed o f on return to Sanford in nt Inst to become n reality. of the g o lf course committee o f the B IK E S FROM FLO RID A, Washington o f the committees. He At a meeting held in thc Court House Sanford Chamber of Commerce made F IG H T S FOR C H A M PIO N S H IP, said he would Invite thr president* Inst night, n large number o f the ini- it obvious to those present that the 1 BUNS IN M A R A T H O N o f four chemical and technical organ­ tial subacribers elected u/ficcrs, a future success of the project would be izations to appear before the commit­ Ir T h r Charter Committee, and named this nnsurvd under his able guidance. It tee nt once. They are the American BOSTON, March 29.— A hike from new civic enterprise, The Sanford is expected lira* a club house uml nine ' Society o f Rlcctricnl Engineers, Amer­ Country Club. The determinhd and hole course will be completed by fall. Fort Pierce, Florida, to Boston, n ican Society o f Chemical Engincera, fight fo r national amateur boxing American Society o f Civil Engineer* Debate on the nnvnl treaty, which firn nml » outhcn> ' " ' “ H'1 nnd ,,ritUh enthusiast ie spirit which dominated championship and a run o f twenty-five began with yesterday’s session, was government Ifgnti this morning a dis- the m eeting nnd the genuine Interest nnd the American Society o f Merhanlmiles fo r honors in the American ca’ Engineers. devoid o f the colorful touches which CUMi,,n o f tho ,ri" h rr,' i* w i,h mUfh evidenced by Sanford's representative Mainthon road race form the stren­ had characterized the fig h t over the official secrecy. At the conclusion men augurs well fur its success, "W e have a tremendous responsi­ uous program Vincent Kelly set for four power pnet. Senator T.odge o f o f thil morning’s sc-* Ion no word was bility before us," asserted the chair­ F. P. Forster, president o f the First himself, lie notified tho Boston A th ­ Massachusetts oxplnlned the trenty’s Kivcn out ns l " tho I'w e o d ln g * of the Nntinnnl Hank, was appointed tempor­ man, "and we are going to endeavor letic Association todny he began the provisions In n detailed statement o f conference, to thresh it out nlong business like ary chnirmnn, Mr. Forster through his And Do-* Not Mention Upper St. hike from Florida Inst Monday. more than two hours, and Senator nnd sound scientific lines," own effo rts secured subscriptions for Johns River Underwood o f Alabama, added his ap- A R M Y A P PR O PR IA T IO N In saying thnt thc visit o f the com­ the purchase o f the property in an G RO W ERS C AN LOOK FOR mittee* had showh ninny new anglea proval In n short speech declaring the H IL L PASS Kit HOUSE, amount over $9,000.00, ami in his BIG PRICKS I'OR T H E IR W A S H IN G TO N , March 29. — The to the situation not covered hy the trenty would be accepted an an C AR R YIN G 22H M IL L IO N S ri|>ort to the meeting stated that a FIt U IT T lI K C O M !N »i 8 BASON nction o f tho house o f representatives hearings in Washington, Mr. Hull de­ epochal achievement by the American -------sufficient amount o f subscriptions had clared, "W e hnd n lot o f evidence be­ people regnrdless o f pnrty. M, . " A ' ’ m.*’* ’ \v been pledged to purchase the property in increasing the total appropriations Senator Hitchcock. Nebraska, took W A S lflN G T O N March 2 9 ,-W lth - nnd make tho necessary improvements for river anti hnrbor work from $27,Buyers are already in Florida con­ fore us which we hnve found here to lie mere cnniouflnge." It wns hla the lend In claiming for his party the ' f ra,! cn" lhp on the building, which w ill be the fiOO.OOO to $ 12,H15,(101 carries with It tracting fo r next year's fruit. ’Tis a little odd that they would he opinion, he said, thnt much e f the ere,lit to he derived from the achieve- ,ht> nrm>’ ! Country Club. This property wns fo r­ increases so as to make tho appropria­ ments o f tho conference. He pointed • W ™ * ™ * * * J2S2.(HHI000 to meet merly the Am ory Estate, consisting of tions fo r Florida rivers nml harbors buying next ycnr'a fm it before nil of ground must he gone over again. out thnt the naval appropriation hill ,he ™ "un-militaor expcns- one hundred and fifty acres o f Inml, work lornl $i,750,AML this season’s fruit is shipped, nnd are Thc entire day wns spent in n tour o f 1910 contained a suggestion for M ° t tho W a r Department during the and on which there nro two good hous­ The amounts for the various pro­ really offerin g what looks like attrac­ o f the two nitrate plants and other auch n conference nnd declared that <om nR sea year. tive prices. properties o f the reservation. Data es and a grove o f eight hundred or­ jects ore ns follows: St. Johns river, Lake Crescent, "Th ere’s a reason." before the committeemen showed that the resolution fo r a conference tnn V O T D fW lT ll ange trees. It is ideally located for The real truth o f tho damage to tile the government spf.pt «91,237,656 on troduced a year ago by Senator Rornh, * * 14 a u ii in * J r am m d a g o lf course nnd the fair wny, when Dunns creek nnd Oklawahn river, republican, Idaho, was heartily sup. D A S I L l L A M . A IN IV b California citrus industry is not gen­ the nitrnte plants and thnt the salvage completed, will possess natural haz­ $090,000, ported hy the democrats o f the senate A l W ’ h l l f c L 1 U U A 1 ards nnd other desirable features to Indian river, St. Lucie Inlet, Minmi erally known in Florida, fo r tho aver­ value ns sernp was estimated at $7,­ bo found on a g olf course laid out in a [harbor and harlxir nt Key West, Un., age Floridian has really sympathized 800.000. They were told thnt plant and was opposed actively by Pres!AuM|a|r4 PrM a) with California nnd has not endeavor­ N'o 1 wns obsolete nnd thnt $4,000,000 dent Harding. QUEBEC, March 29.— F ire today rolling country. Thc building to l»c $139,500. Kissimmee, Cnloosahatchee, Orange, ^ed to make capital out r,f California’s would be required to make it modern Tho assertions o f Senator Hitch- destroyed Basilica of St. Anne Dc u»od as n Club house wns originally a Members o f the congressional part) cock regarding the president’s attl- Uonupre, famous for lU shrine but fine old residence and will bo one o f Anclote, Crystal, Withlacoochee nml m llfoftune. Hut nevertheless, the California ended their day’s program ns guests tude were denied by Senator Kellogg, the statue o f Sto. Anna nnd historical the most complete club houses in the Swannea rivers, < hnrlotte hnrlwir, Snrrepublican, Minnesota, who said Mr. relies to which miraculous c u .t s have stnte nfter renovations and nltern- sola bay and ( learwntcr hnrbor nnd fruit industry has been hit hard, nnd of Fdwurd O’ Neal, vice president of if any one is to benefit by California's thc Aiahanin Farm Bureau Federa­ tioas arc completed. The Club is, Hocaceiga bay, Fla., $111,500. Harding hud been nnxlous fo r nn In- been ascribed, were saved. Tampa and Hillsborough bays, St. misfortune it should bo tho growers, tion, at a barbecue dinner nt hla coun­ temationnl meeting o f mlnda, al- | ---------------------easily accessible from Sanford being try home near Florence. A fte r an in­ Petersburg harbor, IlillsborAugb and not the speculators. located on thc recently macadamized though ho might have withheld op- T H R E A T E N E D IIRBACII spection tomorrow of thc site fo r pro­ Manatee rivers, Fin., $160,000. One o f the strongest fruit concerns proval from some o f the specific proIN LI.DYD GEORGE’ S Pnoln road. Cnrrnbelte bnr and hnrbor, Apalachi­ in Florida sent ono o f their best men posed dam No. 1, seventeen miles cast posals In thnt direction considered In Il was apparent from Mr. Forster’a C A B IN E T IS A V E R T E D congress. Thc discussion finally r e - , . — report that tho g olf course committee cola, St. Johns nnd $t. And.ews bays, to California to learn tho real truth o f Florence, the pnrty w|R leave for solved itself Into n League o f N s<itr Thr .\»»orU«r4 r r * « « ) of (he Sanford Chamber o f Commerce Apninrhirnln nnd Chipoln rivers, nnd o f the effects o f thc freezo in thnt Washington. In line with the announcement of Hons argument In which Senator WI1LOND O N, March 29—The threaten- of which Mr. S. O. Chase was chnir­ channel from Apalachicola river to state, and this is what ho writes: St. Andrews bay, Fin., Flint river, Gn., Frederick E. Kngstrum that he would "Tho January freeze in California Hams, democrat, Missouri, predicted brrmch ,n the r" binct ovcr L '0**1 mnn, hnd put in n grent deal o f timo that the league would remain a polltl. George’s program for Genoa confer­ on this matter. It' wan through the nnd Chnttahoocho river, Georgia nnd wns tho most serious one in the his­ modify his hid so ns to exclude the tory o f the California fm i* Industry, Gorgss p’.nlit. crranizatloiVA— hern ral Issue until the United Stale* had cncc was averted in thc opinion of t ff..rts o f M r. Chase's committee thnt Alabama, $.323,050. ■iters, rla., not only in Its effect in tho present barking Henry Fiord’s o ffe r tele­ become n member o f It. ’ political fiffltmwmjienU Of today** •wt,—o/■ .»•v•«* IIIU|/\I% J *1 (IN t u n * Making his only observation during , newspaper*. Everything was smooth- sunimated, permitting Mr. Forster the Choctnwnteheo, Escambia and ( one- crop, but also because o f its effect on graphed him nt Fort Myers, Fla., three urging him to consider modification the debate, Senator Bornh. author o f over In preparation for premier’s opportunity o f submitting a definite cuh rivers. Florida, nnd Alabama, nar the crop o f the next two or o f his hid "to conform to the federal the conference resolution, asked how appearance In house o f commons on proposition when soliciting subscrip­ rows o f Santa Rosa sound and Pensu- years. water power act nml divorce Gorgas." coin harbor, Fla., $:!G,000. "In many sections the young trees It could rernnin a political Issue "with Monday. tions from the citizens o f Sanford for They hnd received no reply late yes­ have been seriously hurt, while in oth­ a golf course. one pnrty going in the front door and -----------terday. COL N U T T RETURNS er sections not only tho young trees, the other going in the hack door." A nominating committee appointed CORSETS FOR MEN i FROM ISLE OF CUH A The Alabama Muscle Shoals A s m but the bearing wood on the older by Mr. Forster submitted the follow ­ S A Y S A M E L IA B ING H AM W ITH MUCH D A T A ing names fo r officers o f the Sanford tmes have been frozen bark. The nat­ elation, organized with the announced LO C K O U T IN E N G L A N D TO AVO ID HI.OUCII I NESS ural effect on this will be n material purpose o f supporting the Ford proW IL E A F F E C T U N IO N S Country Club, all o f whom were un­ (H r The AssnrlsIrS Press I (Mr m e A ..«eU (r4 P rm ., reduction In the output o f both N a v el. psoal, stated through its president, F O R T Y -S E V E N IN A L L W A S H IN G TO N . March 29. — Col­ animously elected: President, S. O. P H IL A D E L P H IA , March 29.— Men and Valencias from California next Emmet O’Neal, that a committco ap­ Chase; first vice-president, Forest .. _ . . . . _ . ionel Nutt, in chargo o f the dry drive season, with sonic improvement In the pointed to investigate the legal and Lake; second vico-president, F. P. ns well as women should wenr corsets LO N, March to Miami L UN MDMO.N JW..CI, 29. ■.. — - j . Engineer, n i i n , , , In Florida, r . who has . returned . _ Ullrd vice-president, II. II. In the opinion o ( Amelin Blmrh.m, output during tho following season.” moral phbse o f the Alabama Power Naturally, the speculators w ill en­ Company’s contract with the govern­ em p lo y ,, o f the federation todoy p o it. 8U .cn .- Itemed o f D irector,: It. .!. o e te e ., - T r i m n , M " . h e . . l d . " t . d . deavor to make a "k illin g " undet ment had beported that "the alleged ^ “ n«m t^n°m ,dTZ^.h1 «■ .■ »«. no. only In ..men hut m.n Fred T. Williams, J. G. Ball, O. P . ' as well. A ll women should avoid these circumstances by tying up your option o f the power company Is void." Amalgamated Engineers union. The « t prohibition headquarters. Swopo; Deane Turner, treasurer, nnd' slouchinrss by wearing corsets. Why orange crop by what looks like a fa v ­ The committee making the Inquiry, lockout will take effect In one w e e k -------------------------II. C. DuBose, secretary. shouldn't men wear flexible one* fo r orable contract. Don’ t he fooled, but according tn Mr. O’Neal's statement, and will affect alx hundred thousand J- M. Russell .of tho East Orange wait and get what your fruit Ir worth. held that "thc army officer who Thc Sanford Country Club is to be thc same reason.” additional men. I l**nd Company was In the city today sought to give this option to tha Ala­ — Wnurhulln Advocate. congratulated on thc appointment of l -------------------------_____________________• and waa tickled to death with hi« adbama Power Company exceeded Ita Mr. Chase ns its president. Ho Is one'; ,TEX B IC K A B B NO T G U IL T Y . B U F F A L O , March 28.— A half mil- v e h e m e n t In the Dally H**rald. He Not too cariy to purchase those authority." of the most succenaful business men -------lion dollars damage was done by a ^ ld several thourand dollar, worth New in Sanford and has the enviable repuN EW Y O R K , March 29.— "T e x ” beautiful Hasted post cards. fire in the wholesale district at Elk of lands from the Herald adi and feels The world at your door every even­ tntion o f bringing to £ succenaful cut- Rickard was found not guilty hy a su­ stock at the Herald office. Get them s t m t market todny. Becker PrcntDa/Uke he has obtained real result, fiom while they are freah. ing for 15c.— Dally Herald. mmation anything he undertaken. The preme court jury last night. Company are the heaviest losers. , the Herald. S. O. Chase, Father o f the Club, is Made the First President o f the Orffanizalion STATE W IL L GET N E A R 2 M ILLIO NS FOB W A T E R W A Y S �%.* % V '* ..------ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD,. TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1922 PAGE SIX H A R D IN G IN V IT E D TO A D D ItB SS ED ITO RS ■B l l MAKE YOUR MOREY WORK FOR YOU HELPFULNESS Th is Bank is a Semi,Public Institution, organised1to be a Bourcc o f helpfulness to the people o f this community, ju.it as truly as a means o f profit to its stockholders. , W e are here to GROW and help the people GROW . W e arc h e re to co-operate w ith all entejprising cititens s towards furthering th e progress o f this town and the wel­ fare o f its people. ... . »v e neerv u ii .. unfK* ou pu i U in itj tspin daij onH o v e r v in d iv id ­ r.c.,. „ -u ..... » ^ - ual in this community towards further financial progress. s On the above basis we welcome your patronage. OUR C A LE N D A R SAVING S B A N K S SPELLS H ELPFU LNESS ! S The Seminole County Bank) STRENGTH*------------ - P R O G R E S S ------- ----- S E R V I C E to to : C LA SSIFIE D : AD S s T o T H S — National bicycle, practical­ ly new. No. R— 473822. In care o f Mrs. 8. A. Chancellor, 303 W est Third St. 15.00 reward. 312-Ctc I.OST— N ear or In depot, Indies white landed handbag containing ladles’ hunters ense watch with long gold neck chain. Small amount o f money. I f found return to Herald office. Re­ ward. 818-81* to -------n Classified Ada 5c a line. No M ....ad taken for less than 23c. to and poaitively no classified to ads :harged to anyone. Cash to must accompany all ordera. to Count fiv e words to a line M and remit accordingly, to K ■ LOST to M ISCELLANEOUS to W ANTED FORD O W N E R S — Attention! Valve.* ground and carbon cleaned, $2.50,— Sanford Auto Exchange, Foot o f First street. W A N T E D — Second hnnd baby push cart. Apply 307 East Third St. l-2tp S W E L L PROGRAM IN R A N D C O N C E R T W A N T E D Good wuitre s at Lintfln A T P A R K T O N IG H T House. 313-2tp W A N T E D — Team work. Hanson Shoo Shop. W A S H IN G T O N , March 28.— Presi­ dent Harding is shaping plans fo r his Alaska trip next summer so that ho can attend the 37th annual convention to Calm and cloudy says the o? the National Editorial Association Greet weather right on. to weather report today but to be held nt Missoula, Montana, to this sounds something like Sanford la gettin g winter vialtora early in July. The president is a to the vegetable repott given paid-up member o f tho National Edi­ every day. to out saying celery was down torial Association and proud o f his to when it was up. It Is breoxy Thl* city is the stopping place fo r affiliation with this organisation o f to nnd it is clear at this time newspaper owners. Such an address the tourist going back home. to o f the day even though it would be o f national interest. t o wns calm nnd cloudy early Preparations are mRdo fo r two George A. DeCottes and J. J. Dick­ to this morning. It Is just n special luxe--------------trains to transport the inson were among the Sanford nttor- _r r ----—dc-----. to bit o f Florida weather and neys attending court at Titusville to- ( rdltorti during their entire tour o f to you enn't tell any more twenty-one days, starting and ending day. to about tho Florida weather at Chicago. than you can about Florida Resides visiting Ycllowstono and t o Mrs. Ora Ijiyton , of Orlando, was t o politics ns Willinni Jun­ in the city yesterday on business con­ Glacier National Parks, the news­ t o nings Bryan w ill find out nected with the state health depart­ paper party w ill travel over the vast to when he starts running stretch o f Montana, stopping in twen­ ment. against Park Trnmfnell Oh, ty or more towns and pnssing through t o to well, wc should worry . Our Mr. and Mrs. George E. W ithering- the mining and agricultural districts t o peppers are looking fine, Part o f tho journey ton, of Providence, R. I., were in the o f the state. t o 5:40 A. M. M ARCH 2*. 1922 city today enroutc from points fa rth ­ will be by wntcr, up Flathead Lake, t o Maximum .......... - ...... 85 which Is one o f the mnnw scenic spots er south. t o Minimum ...— .. that llo outaldo Ycllowstono and to Range .— .......... J. H. Huddleston, of Geneva, was in Glacier National Parks. t o Barometer Missoula is mnking extensive nr. tho city today bringing in a load of Calm and cloudy. new Irish potatoes that he sold read­ rnngcmcnts to entertain the visitors to during the three days they will be ily enough nt good prices. t o t o t o t e t o t o s a t o t o there fo r the convention. All the ( Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Llilard are other towns on the itinerary are vying to t o to t o to arranging to move into their fine new with one another in plnns to show t bungalow recently built on Sanford their hospitality. Speclnl entertainment w ill be pro­ Heights on Central avenue. vided in Yellowstone Park where the Ray Greene, o f the faculty o f Rol­ semi centennial celebration o f this na­ to For Florida: Mostly cloudy lins College, W inter Park, was among tional playground w ill be in full to tonight und Wedne»day, the visitors to tho city today and his swing. And, inter on thu trip, when to probably showers Wclneftmnny Sanford friends were glnd to the editors arrive in Glacier Park they to i dny and in extreme north will he greeted In a picturesque man­ see him. ner by the originnl inhabitants o f tho Hi portion tonight. Rocky Mountain country, tho Black- [ * " feet Indians, who still stick to their to t o t o t o t o t o t o t a t o tribal custom o f registering their ar- J Just opened a new keg of fst mack­ riving guests with tho mammoth erel, 20c each; pneknge rod: *h 25c quill o f tho Golden Eagle. each.— Popular Mnrkot. l-2tc The Rotary lunrheoh at the Valdex -------------------,---Hotel wns enlivened today by the A U G U ST PRO RST W O M E N W I L L SM O KE IL L E G A L L Y D EPO RTED member* who attended the district S A Y S F E D E R A L JUDGE JN N E W Y O R K PLACES meeting at Savannah giving an ac­ : WE PAYS 4,% INTEREST ON SAVING DEPOSITS . ;->•i ^ The Municipal Hand w ill hnvc Apply M. 300-12tp swell program at the concert in Contonight. ~ TSU-tu iiw H 6 — I’alr W aAM i JYU d t o TltAiTR o/liors- 1 *rnl ton! « ht°/ tho ft‘" ' e. for Ford truck in good condition. I t»re numbers is the triple^tongue pol­ .. vv «» PL , oni* iotl, kn, "U anil 1 by Mirs iCour iinllil|ncr 3 E H U O H E E 1 IR ] TEM PERATURE -T O N IG H T - “ M ISTRESS OF THE W ORLD” V — W IT H — M IA M AY E E H n u m tA ]!! : THE WEATHER : Rularians Give A c­ counts o f District Meet at Savannah count o f the meeting. President H ar­ U N T IL L A W 18 PASSED ry Stevens gave a detailed report o f N E W Y O R K , March 28.— August the meeting and the many side lights Probst, form er butler at Rolling Rock (H r The A«.orlntrd I'rtu l N E W Y O R K , March 2 8 -P o lic e o f Hie big convention at which the Club, near Pittsburgh, who claimed clubs o f the Southern states o f the he wns being railroaded out o f the ( Commissioner Enright today lifted Eighth District took purt. St. Peters* country on nccount o f love n ffa ir w ith ! the ban on smoking by wruen in burg is the next convention city as Virginia Crnigie McKay prom inent! public ns suddenly ns he clapped it St. Pi le with their jnzz band and their society gl I, wns illegally ordered de-J flown Inst night, when he leafrcd thnt ‘ ‘ ( anti-smoking anti-smoking ordinance had never bunch o f live wires completely cup- ported, K d crn l Judge KnKox ruled tured the convention. Dear old John today, in decision on Probat's habeas been passed by the board o f aldermen Turncr the district governor from corpus nrtion. Probst was held, hnw- or signed by Mnyor Hylnn. t i e clerk Tnmpn'hnd served his year nnd was ever fo r further deportation proceed- erroneously recorded vtho Ordinance as passed. supplanted by a man from Ala- La d i e s A re TONIGHT ....A t T h e .... John Lawrence T e n t T h e a tr e D o o rs o p e n 7:30 - M . H .n .on Sho. Shop. » « '« £ , ^ ^ n , n . 'y AUo v „ j r , W A N T E D —Competent woman opern "Nabucodo "Nnoucodonoeor” . Come out canvass for staple household neces­ and hear the band in the following sities. Address Room 30H Duval iildg. excellent program: Jacksonville, Fin. 814-Btp March—Sons o f A m e ric a .... Lithgow linmn nnd the various committees of " * ■ ' 11 -------- J4 - ■ 1 '— • W. .A. N D — ----Man with . .T. E .— ----- car to sell the’ , Overture— Nabucodonosor— G. Verdi Rotary held their meetings all over S S S S S IS S B S S S S S B IS S S S S S S S S B B S B S S S B flS S B S B S B flB S B S S lB S IS IB H tlS S S S B S H H S H B S S S S riS S S B S B M the city nnd there was a meeting of l*cst Ford Oil Gauge made. *I00.0(J W uH zph from Ould Erin’s Isle — ■ • I . per week and extra commissions. Ac* | ................ ................ „C. W. IiennCt some kind every hour. -1 Store In Florida ■ 10 Sto.cs In GeorgiaDcnne Turner gave an account o f c e -'irie s Co., 507 Graham, Renton Trombone Slips— Ups and Downs 1-ltp on Freil Juwell the meeting o f the committees Harbor, Mich. Idyll— Mill in the Forest R. Eilenberg Boys Work as he is chairman of this committee In the Sanford Club nnd Intermission F O R S A L E — Fresh Jersey cows and Cornet Duet— U. and I .... T. V. Short the work being done in this depart­ heifers. Bargain if sold nt once.— ment o f Rotary Is worthy o f more Rose Gallagher and Chas. Harvey P h a n a 197 Orange City Water Works, Orange American Sketch— Down South C>i n f n t * f l ' o M a w C f n r n than pussing notice. City, Florida. 313-2tp Charlio Henry gave an account of ............. Myddleton King the meeting o f the good fellowship FOR S A L E — 10 acres on Silver U k c , Selection— Prince Charming, Dnlbcy committees und the entertainment 50 orange trees, smnll house. Prico Patrol— Blue and the Grey thnt wns offered the guests and from 11,000.— E. F. Lane. 313-Otp Man'll nnd T m t— A ll Hy Myself all accounts it would seem that they ................................. Irving Berlin M FOR SALK •' room* bungalow, price M lacked nothing to he provided fo r their $1,350.00, eaay terms.— E. F. I-nnc. w elfare while there especially in the J UN (OR E N T E R T A IN M ENT. 313-Otp hotel line. In fnct Mayor Henry wns FTTR S A L E —Two story business A t the High School Auditorium, on simply crazy about some of the Sabuildlrg. Apply to the owner, Kirn Thursday, March 30th. The program vnnnnli hotels. Ares, 805 9th 8t. ____________284*2fltc The noonday luncheon today was follows: FOR S A L E —Celery farms, any she replete with many good things and Voca. 8olo— Lillie Ruth Spencer. nnd any price.— E. F. lame. 313-Otp Reading— Dorothy Stokes. , among them wns the embracing in FOR S A L E - From the famous “ Key­ Play— " A Proposal Under D ifficul­ the membership o f Harry II. I^*wis stone Strain" o f Barred Rocks, baby ties." and J. D. Davison into full fledged chicks, 30c curh; 20 chicks and moth­ members o f Sunford Rotary nnd they The onst: ■ ■ er $8.50; eggs for hntching $2.50 and Rob Ynrdslcy Victor Mcl-uughlln will bo duly initiated Inter on. ■ ■ Jack Harlow .. Byron Stephens FOR S A L E — Warehouse with R. R. ■ : ■ M O D E R A TE E A R T H Q U A K E (Suitors for the hand o f Dorothy ■ siding. Within four blocks o f center * R E G ISTE R E D A T GEORGETOW N Andrews ■ o f city. ■ ■ 4,000 M IL E S FROM C A P IT A L Dorothy Andrews ...... . Mac Holly Geo. V\ K N IG H T ■ ■ ■ 272-l/c Jennie, the n.ald — ......Gladys Wilson ■ ( H r T h e A a a o r l n l r d l* rr aa | ■ Chorus— "Lucky Home." FOR S A L E — 10 acre celery farm, W A S H IN G T O N , March 28.— Mod■ b Rending— Miss Williams. ■ ■ price $3,750.00,— E. F. lame. 313-flp crate earthquake was registered nt ■ ■ Chorus— "M am m y." ■ M Georgetown University just before *3.00 per 13 uclivcred. The best Ts M ■ Egyptian Dance— Mme. Fatima. midnight, est'mnted 4,000 miles from ■ * Poultry tho cheapest— Keystone Chorus— " I Like I t " Washington. 312-Ctp Yards, Longwood, Flu. The program is given by the Junior FOR S A LE — One II flint- saxophone Class, assisted by the Freshmen and E Apply 207 will be one oi the iiest events of the R IC K A R D C A S K and H fla t clarinet. GOES TO J U R Y T O D A Y ■ 303-120. school year. The students are giving French nvc. ■ EV ID E NC E A L L IN ■ FOR SALE-yO ne six room concrete an interesting entertainment, full o f ■ fun, nt the reasonable prices o f thirty■ bungalow. Apply Mrs. II. I). Dur­ (H r Thr \aai.rlalrd I'rras) ■ ■ five and twenty-five cents. N E W Y O R K . March Evidence ■ ant, Iaiko Mary. 312*2tp B Don’t fail to come out, March 30th, in the Rickard rape trial wns ail in ■ FOR S A L E — Several hundred t»uilde<l TTJ __ ♦n 4V.- !unt..r ninn mi noon. The court lulu iiie jury it craugv Uvea, lit.rt’« L a i*. Veiy School Auditorium. 3U-2tp hoped to give them the case ln t: to ­ cheap fo r quick sale. Address A. 1L day, a fter both sides hnd summed up. Commons, Mossdale or Sanford, Fin. The world nt your door every even— —— - lin g fo r 15c.— Daily Herald. RIG T A N N IN G P L A N T O r c h e s tr a 8 :0 5 T h e Chi Lire]iw e 11 Co. FOR SALE LA D IE S ’ D E PA R T M E N T MEN’S D E PA R TM E N T I j Pongee Blouses | Straw Hats is s s E ,c ;o . FOR R E N T FOR R E N T — Comfortable light housekeeping rooms, 318 Palmetto A v e ­ nue. 31 l-6tp FO R R E N T — Furnished nnd unfur­ nished rooms nt 200 Park Avenue. 311-Otp it FOR R E N T — Tw o light housekeepApply, to 118 Myrtle Ing rooms, l-3t avenue. DESTROYED BY F lltE A valuable article giv­ en away Saturday with each purchase. See ad­ vertisement in Friday’s Herald.—Lloyd’s Shoe Store. 313-4 te SANFO RD M A R B LE & G R A N IT E W ORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Weet First Street 1018 Wast FCr«t 8treet I H r T h e A a a e e la trd I 'r r a a t C L E A R F IE L D , Pa., March 28.— A file today damaged the Elk Tnnning Company’s plant here $300,000. Two hundred men were tnrown out of work temporarily. A L L ORANGEM EN O RD ERED TO LE A V E C O U N T Y OF D O N EG AL (H r The taaorlnlrd I'rraa) B U N C RAN 'A, County Donegal, Ire. land, March 28.— Notices were potted about the town ordering all Orange­ men to leave by tonight, as a measure o f reprisal fo r recent MacMahon mur­ ders In Belfast. | $ 3.48 to $51 ■ ' .............................................. ...................................................................................................... .. ----------------------------------- P A Y CASH J -------------------------- *— Save Today------------------------ :------- -That You May H ave Tomorrow’ «r T h e C h u rch w ell Co. FIRST STREET SELLS IT F O R LESS WELAKA BLOCK �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1922 PAGE TWO HAO HIGH RANK AS HUMORIST “ AN TI-C IG A R E TTE T h e B edrock of ■ * ■ I* g S a ga city The man who keeps his idle cash in circula­ tion by depositing it in the Peoples Bank of Sanford, where it is used to help legitim ate business, experiences the peace o f mind of knowing that his money is absolutely safe. He usually becomes a regular customer, and stays w ith us. Start this thrift-habit without delay, and be prepared fo r any emergency that may come. 1 The Peoples Bank of Santord A valuable article tfiven away Saturday with each purchase. See ad­ vertisement in Friday’s Herald.— Lloyd’s Shoe Store. 8th aad French "Wllllaru SI. E van * wa* the wittiest uiau i ever wet,” write* Ctuiuncey SI liepew la Scribner'* magazine. “ It l» ill till* ult t » i elmblli lute In the suylngt o f u wit the complete flavor of Uie ut­ terance It la eaaler with a man of humor, "Kvart* v i a very proud o f hla effort* u* a farmer on hla large estate In Ver­ mont. Among hla prize* was a drove •<f plg». He vent to Chief Justice Mor­ rison II. Waite a copy of hi* eulogy on Chief Justice Salmon I*. Chaw. Waite** predecessor, and at the wim* time a ham. unylng In hla letter: ‘ Sly dear chief Justice, I send you today one of my prize hatna and alao my eulogy on Chief Justice Chase, bulb the product* o f my pen.’ “The good things Sir. Evnrta said would be talked o f long after a dinner. I remember on one occasion hi* fatnou* partner, Mr. Choate, who wb * a Harvard man. while Kvart* waa a ■ graduate from Vote, Introduced Mr, " Kvnrts by saying that he was sur- prised that .. Vale man. with all the ■ prejudices of that Institution against * the superior advantages o f Harvard. ■ should have risked the coats of his * stomach nt a Hnrvard dinner. Mr, a Kvart* replied: ‘ When I g" to a Har* vard dinner I ilvray* leave the coat* o f niy «totuncli at home."* W E A T H E R A N D CROP C O N D I­ T IO N S IN F L O R ID A FOR T H E W E E K E N D IN G MARCH 28. Tem pernlufc: On the whole, the temperature averaged below the sea­ sonal; there were, however, moderate, ty warm days during the last o f the Frost occurred on the 2 3 d . 313-ltc week. southward to the central portion o f the penlnsuuJa, and temperatures were in the 30's in the interior o f the extreme north and west on the same Phone 401 date. Seminole Printery Precipitation: The week was a dry one, no rain occurring over the great­ II. N. I.umley W. N| Lumley er portion o f the section. The great­ est amount reported wa* 0.80 o f an inch nt Pensacola. The need of rain is becoming urgent in some uplands in the central division, and the drought, which hns been continuous, in n measure, in the south fo r sev­ eral months, has done considerable damngo to truck, especially in the Lake Okeechobee section. I xjw Innds over most o f the section continue In m fair to good condition. Condition o f Crops: The week wa* You Can Find the Name of ** Every Live Profcaainnal and M cool, dry and sunshiny, which was llu.lnrh* Man In Hanford in M favorable fo r farm work, now well Thla Column Each Day ha advanced; In fact, ahead o f the aver­ age fo r the season. The planting o f corn, cotton, some cane, peantitn, vel­ vet beans, tobacco and truck contin­ Til OS. J. A. REIDY ued over much o f the section, rupeeAttorney and Counaellor-at-Law inlly the northern and western coun­ ties. Some cotton is up. Much corn Practicing In S la te and Federal Court* has beer, worked; melon vines in some Over Seminole County Hank field* are "running." Slight damage resulted, however, to plnnts on the 23d in extreme northern localities; replanting will be necessary'. Small A tto rn e y -n t-L a w shipment* o f Irish potatoes were made Over Seminole County Bank from the Hasting* section, but gen­ SANFO RD F LO R ID A eral work will not begin before about lhe 1st proximo. The frost on the 23*| did good rather than harm to po­ tatoes; It arrested the "hlight" which was becoming genera! in some field*. Contractor and Builder Truck Is abundant. Citrus trees nre H ANFO RD F L O R ID ! in splendid condition, but rain would be beneficial. W hy Pay M o re? — We Do It For l,e*»! PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY : George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser SM ITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. M ' KM JX H E LPS TH O SE M H O A R E N E E D Y Expert Auto Repair Work The Herald is in receipt o f n letter Corner First and Oak written hy n Indy whose husband wn* warned to leave town nnd since leav­ "WE DELIVER THE GOODS' ing town he left his fam ily nnd the Ku Kluv Klim feeling that they owed those in want nt least pari o f a living Storage Facilities have decided to give the family not I f we please you, tell othera; If no less than $23 per month until further tell us. Phone 49H notice. , This in not the first kindly act o f the Klnn to come to the no. lire o f the Herald ns then have been several but they have not been pub­ FOR SERVICE lished ns the recipients wished to avoid embarrassment but since this Call 146-J rase was requested space in the W. RAWLING, Prop. Herald this mention U made. Phone 80 Quick Service Transfer Sanford Steam Laundry SAN FO R D NOVELTY W ORKS M A N A T E E A N D FOUR Young dy n a m ited V. C. COLDER, Prop. M IA M I, Fla.. March 28 — \ t^nik.. manatee, 12 feet long, and her four young ones, was killed hy a blast o f dynamite dis* harped at the mouth of CONTRACTOR and BUILDKI the Minmi river Sundny by workmen 817 Commercial fltreet Hanford, Fla engaged in deepening the channel. I t was estimated that she weighed l,70fi pounds. The killing o f the manatee and her fam ily Is regarded ns the practical ex­ „ Ken! Estate nnd InHtirnnre termination o f the species in North H ANFO RD FLO RID A America. One time plentyful In wnters o f southern Florida, author!, ties declare thnt they have hern re. duced to a very small hand in the Miami river, ami it is belitved that nil that nre left could lie counted on Central Mat hi nr and Bolter W ork; the fin ger* o f one hand. General Shop and Mill Work Geo. W. Knight Sanford Machine Foundry Co. Cylinder Grinding; & Del.uze Pistons; N'tw York full cream choose, ShcfOveraite Rings and Pina; Flywheel ford Cream Cheese, Brick Pimento nnd Steel Gear Banda; Crank Shafts re- Longhorn Choose.— Popular Market, \ !-2tc turned; agent* fo r CaiUe Inboard atW Outboard Motors. ----------- Phono •' T ry a Herald Want Ad today. IGNORAelCE HARO TO CREDIT Superstitious Belief Almost Coat Woman In German Vdlage Her Life, It la Reported. Tn cast the devil out of a woman living !ri n village o f the Lnueri burger district o f Pomerania, (ierrnanv. three hags tortured her. She appear* to have t»ee11 o f it sour and somewhat hysterical dlsfiosltlnn and three o f the village gossip* came to the conclusion that her feeling* were due to dinhollcnl possesalon and resolved to e f­ fect a ctjre hy tneans of ancient en­ chantments known by them. It Is re­ ported. They first of all gathered the herbs needed for the purpose In the forests at the proper conjunction of the star*. Then a tripod wo* formed o f three chalra and to th<-*e the pa­ tient was bound. Renenth her was placed a pall o f redhot coal on which the herb** were scattered. A* the fumes of the burning weeds veiled the vfrtlm the three hags rmned the prescribed enchant merit. The louder the woman shrieked the louder they sang, and afler the process bar! been con­ tinued long enough to .prove effective they ran a wav. believing the devil would run out o f the woman after them. Hhe, however, continued to shriek. Her, cries were heard hy a man who came to the rescue nnd un­ bound her. Pithy Paragraphs. There arc some who sny that Ideals are but elusive phantoms—mere wllto'-the-wlapa of fancy. They scoff nt (hem. hut I heir scoffing Is only a musk —Crawford i*. McCullough. Diplomat* cannot make IntcrnntlonnJ police. All they ran do Is to embody In definite form such spirit o f pence n* nlrendy exist* or run he created In their several cntmnunlllo*— Lyman Ahbott. The struggle fur business success Im* often been so unrelenting thnt men hnve forgotten the dream chit dren of their boyhood day*, bare dis­ sipated n priceless legacy, and. at !n“ t. tmvlng arrived nt the goal of material success, find themselves pen­ niless In nil Hint matters—pennlIc*. In companionship. friendship nnd lore —Crawford C. McCullough. The cherry tree story find* no place In standard biographies, while had Washington never told n lie the Brit­ ish would hnve got him early In the war.—James H. Collin*. Clvfliiatlon Traced <n Coin*. Man first lind an opportunity tn call ‘head* or tull»" more tlmn 2,2<») year* ago, when the practice of stamp Ing a head on coins was Instituted hy the Greek*, with the likeness of Alex ander the Great. Some of lhe*e an (■lent Greek coins are valuable a* art object* ahme, the embossing bring of rare workmanship and surpassing any tiling to In* seen on the coinage of to day It 1* naturally an example of the great height which Greek culture reached In that day. The course o f rlvlllznllon. In fact •■an ens'ly he traced In these coins. The Itoiuuu coinage, some of which hears the lo-ad o f Nero, Is not equal In In-anty to Hint of the Greek, hut nevertheless shows a high quality of art ttut the money « f *im euercedlng "Dark Ages" Is crude In the extreme, and even the English ten-rent piece of !»»*• A. I* Is childishly primitive In comparison. Irish Settled in Iceland. It was only In IIGK Mia) Hit- long constitutional controversy between Ice­ land nnd the luiiiluti government reau.ied In the recognition of Hum I*mini iih a free nnd Miverelgn stale In aonoclallnii with Denmark, under one mid the same king, mm once more "tho hermit of Atlantic.” na It Inis been called, I* free to pursue It* way III accord with Hl*»-e curly liny* when rolontsts from N*orwuy mid Ireland (•*lnhll*hed a common word (h which lusted more tnun four eentnrlc*. The Irish of the Twelfth century o ere mu the Hi t of their nne to Hud h-'i if In Icelord. for the (tut seti •- core anchor te* from Ireland lonnd h Hii-jm- ictimte .miltitle* a ... i,. tlielr vocation.— .!»:lnu s nine ii ■ W E E K ” STARTS ON SU N D AY, A P R IL 23 William Evarti "On« of the Wittiest Men I Cver Met,” Aeecrted Chauntey M. Depew. I Service... National Plan of Anil-Cigarette _ league. ■ ■ CHICAGO, March 29.— The week * beginning A pril 23 ha* been desig­ nated ns "National Antl-Cigarcttn W eek" by the NntionnI Antl.Cignrctte League, according to an announcement made recently by Miss Lucy Page Gaston, auperintendent o f the league. J, The announcement says that the ■ reason fo r selecting this particular \ week Is because Saturday was offl- £ cislly -designated as Anti-CIgnrette * day by the International .Sunday;; School Association. In her statement, Miss Gaston says: ■ "W e cannot hope that prohibition o f liquor will be a success until the cigarette i* eliminated, because cigar, ette smoking creates a craving which only alcohol can satisfy. Home brew and cigarettes arc twin evils, neither . . „ . . "f ^ » ° b e abolished mecessfully while the other remains with us. A COMMUNITY BUILDER "The National Anti-Cigarette League stands fo r the complete ex­ F. P. FORSTER, President n. F. WniTNER, Cashier termination o f the cignrctto through education, law enforcement and pro­ hibition legislation, but wc are not eeking to prohibit the sale or use of a i i i * R R i A E i i a i i * i i * i i i ; a s i a a i r s a i i i B i M i a B a a i B B 3 a i M i tohnrm in other {> rm- *-rcept to and JJ by minors. :■■ "The astonishing inciense in cigar- s ette smoking by women and girls J* ■ muse for genuine alarm owing to the 2 fact that this habit strikes directly * nt the fountain o f life thereby Im- r ?r!!! I r*’ *.c virdity ...-.d strongtli o f future generations. "The immeasurable harm which tho ■ W e invito the public and all users o f ELDER cignrette is causing to youth o f Amcr- 2 S PR IN G S W A T E R to visit the spring and in ica is now widely recognized by par- 2 our method of handling its product. W h y take ents. teachers and others Interested in ■ a chance? Your eminent physicians claim the welfare o f the rising generation. ■ that this water in unexcelled and its purity The community organization pinn of J makes it most beneficial fo r many troubles. our *C]enn L ife Movement’ is proving * The Ford people o f Sanford as well as the to he just what is needed not only to ■ Western Union recommend this water for cnmhnt the cigarette hut other evils 5 batteries. thnt menace the health and morals o f the youth o f every community." that is broad, and safe and un­ derstanding-— Service that is capable and well org-anized and that has for it’s : aim the happiness and success of our friends and patrons. First National Bank SAFETY FIRST Cleanliness is next to Godliness LOOKS L IK E N M V R M l ROAD TH R O U G H TH E EVE RG LAD ES •H r The A .an rln trd I're a a l MOORE H A V E N . March 20.— Ir I. reported her*- thnt a pnrty o f prospectnrs hns just completed a trip through the Everglades for the purpose o f inspecting the territory with n view to the building o f a railroad front Miami Cnnal to I.nke Okeecho­ bee nnd around Lake Shore to connect with the Atlantic Const I.inr nt Clew- s Call phone 311 and have a bottle o f this w ater sent you nnd protect vour health. I Elder Springs W a te r C o. 2 * " iston. Nothing definite concerning the movements or the identity o f tho r«ported investigating party in known here except thnt the engineer o f n small bont which took them from South Bay to West Pnlm Beach snid theiy had informed him they were looking over the possible route fo r a railroad from Miami to Clcwiston. Hear Mr*. Emma Abbott Lyman on McKinnon-Walsman's Lawn, Wednes­ day. March 29th, 8:30 p. m. l-2tc Kimball Pianos, from factory to homo prices. When you nre out shopdr.g, don’t fall to atop in nt T. J. Hiller & Sons' nnd look them over. Then «ec Mr. Lanier, for prices nnd terms. 288-tfc The world nt your door every even­ ing for 15c.— Dnily Herald. ■ SANFORD -:- F LO R ID A Fishermen Take Notice! 5 OUR A N N U A L CONTEST W IL L OPEN A P R IL 1ST, 1922. ■ * * m Gel your tackle ready and win one of the three prizes FIRST PRIZE— Shakespeare Reel SECOND PR IZE — Heddon Rod. TH IRD PRIZE— Best Silk Line. Bass must be caught with Rod, Reel and Artificial Bait pur­ chased of the Ball H a r d w a r e Co. Taste is a matter of tobacco quality W e vtzte it u out honest belief that the tuhu roi uird in Chcstcrfirid *rr ol finer suuiity and iitnce of better taste) thin in any other cigarette at the price. LitxtU (J Mjtrj Ttbaite C», 'J C h e sC ItG eA RrE Tf T iE Se l d 20 for 18c 10 for 9c Vacuum tins of 50 - 45c of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1922 Children's Wash Suits bring closed out at half price nt Sanford Shoo & Clothing Co. 310-Gtc FASHION SHOW DREW BIG CROWD TO THE PRINCESS “ EXID E B A T T E R Y S E R V IC E ” the strongest in the world. W e ore paid to examine and re-fill your la tter free of charge. Tho Battery is the life o f the car. W e re-charge and re­ BAUMF.L’S S E M I-A N N U A L F A S H ­ ION D IS P L A Y TH E E V E N T pair alt makes batteries.— Ray Broth­ O F T H E SEASON ers, Sanford, Fin. 311-tfc-davr A T T E N T IO N STOCKHOLDERS A ll the stockholders and any who are interested iu the Country Club and Golf Links are requested to meet In the Court House next Tuesday night at eight o'clockk at which time the club w ill be organised and other [ matters o f importance taken up. Ladles are especially Invited to a t­ tend. 309-4tp la the Clrralt Court of Srmlnnlr Coun­ ty, Florida.— in t hnnrrrj NOTICE OF F IN A L ACCOUNTING IIV ADMINIVTIt ATIII\ Robert T. Humphrey, William I. Hum­ phrey (nometlmee known ne L II. Humphrey), and Iloee U Humphrey, Complainants, va. Roan U Humphrey, lnillvlduut> und as Administratrix of Ihe Hetale of W il­ liam T. Humphrey, (aornetlme* called W. T. Humphrey), (leeeaaei]. Therern Humphrey, L V, fitenatrom. I.ea 8teneirom. Ernest I* Humphrey. Arthur Humphrey. Bruce Humphrey, Bally Humphrey, John Humphrey, C. C. Humphrey ami (lus Humphrey, Pefemlanta Notice la hereby given Hint the un­ dersigned us Admlnletrntrlx of the Es­ tate of William T Humphrey, (some, times known as W. T. Humphrey) de­ ceased, will on the 10th day of May, 1922. file her final report ana account as Administratrix of the above named estate In tho office of tho Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Flor­ ida. In accordance with an order of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Flor­ ida, dated the 2nd day of March. 1921 In the above entitled cause. n osA u i m u i ’ H n n r. Administratrix or the Es­ tate of William T Humph­ rey (sometimes known ns W, T Humphrey.) (March HI, 22, 29; April 5, 12. 19, 26; May 3, 10-c) N O T IC E OF A D M IN IS T R A T O R (F o r Final Discharge) In court o f County Judge, Seminole County, State o f Florida In re Rotate of W . T . Humphrey. Notice is hereby given, to all whom It may concern, that on tho 10th day o f Mny, A. D. 1022, I shall apply to the Honorable E. F. Housholder, judge o f said court, as Judge o f Probate, fo r m y final discharge as Administratrix o f the estate o f W. T . Humphrey, de­ ceased, and that nt the same time I w ill present to said Court my fin d accounts as Adm inistratrix o f said estate, and ask fo r their approval. Dated March 7th, A. D. 1022. ROSA L. H U M P H R E Y , -7-o ji .w -Owc Adm inistratrix. The Princess Theatre was a bowrr o f loveliness and spring beauty last night when the Bnumel Fashion Show held the semi-annual revue o f nil the latest creations in ladies** wear and millinery. A s usual with the fashion show the theatre was crowded with the ladies and a few of the sterner sex who one and all were anxious to get u glimpse o f the Intent decrees of fashion right from the world** marts o f trade. The Baumd's Fashion Shows nre said to be bigger and bet­ ter each time ami ulso that they are far superior to the shows held in cit­ ies twice the sire o f Sanford anil the show always brings hundreds from surrounding cities nml towns to see the bewildering array of regal gowns and hats. The varied styles o f the costumer's art were displayed by Mrs. Hal Wight, Miss i th Humphries, Miss Marjorie Clay, Miss Mildred Simmons, Miss Mildred Holly, Miss Esther Miller and Miss Daphne Wiinbish. Among the modish gowns worn by Mrs. W ight waa a beautiful white tailored eanton crepe dress with plnitcd paheD nnd a meadow lark crepe Remains trimmed in henna georgette, one o f the Peggy-Paige models. usual, they were good all the w ay through: Popular Melodies— Billy Hoffman. Delightful Tunes— II. C. Clausa. Character Comedian—Tom Egan. Beautiful Ballads— Sid Rive. Sweet Songbird— Mildred Holly. Violin Soloist— A l Withcrington. Entertainer de Luxe— S. S. Baumel. Hoy Wonder Cornetist— Master Schirard. The hats worn at the fashion show were exquisite creations o f the best milliners o f this and foreign countries and harmonized with ench anti every costume. These inclmit-d sport hats, tailored hats and large picture hats and nil the new and bright ahndca that nre being worn this season so exten­ sively that the 1922 fnshlons will long be known as the “ colorful spring" in millinery. The bright colors were well demonstrated - nt the fashion show Inst night nlthought the lighting effect did not give them the proper scope in which to display the real blending o f rich effects A ll o f the model costumes were purchased In New Y’ ork personally by Mrs. S. 8. Bnumel and both Mr. and Mrs. Bnu­ mel nro always on the lookout fo r the newest things fo r milady’s wear, striving to purchase only the cry la t­ est creations in order that Sanford and Scntimdc Indies cun be the best dressed in the state. The stage was beautifully decorated in u home-like .filin g , embellished by flowers nmi ferns, the furnishing lieIng green to correspond with the note o f spring in the costumes. A ll the shoes worn by the models were furnished fur the fashion show Marjorie Clny was sweet nnd win­ through the courtesy o f Lloyd’s Shoe some in a Peggy-Paige crepe Romsine Store and the shoes played nn import­ o f peach blow color trimmed with sen ant part in tho perfect ensemble The «he)| and white bends w.-m with a furniture was loaned by the Sanford Knns model picture hot of white. Also & with a Copenhagen Rus-nck model, Furniture Co., and T. J. Miller beaded in steel nuil head-, the feature Son, the piano by the Hinterminter o f this dress being that the entire Plano Co., nnd the candy was from trimming o f tho dress was on the the store o f Bower & Roumillnt. Mr. and Mrs. Hnumell wish lo thank sleeves beginning at the elbow ami all those who so nbly assisted in mak­ reaching to the wrists. Another was ing the Fashion Show such a success n sport costume including a tan and and all those who nttended the show red model o f canton and rrepe noD ami by their presence showed their Mildred Simmons wn-. regal in sev> appreciation o f the efforts o f the era! beautiful costume* and Specialty Shop to please their patrons, to advantage an unusual model o f T h f mujlic for Ua> , w„ fu r. program was fur henna canton crepe trimmed with line n [ M b A| W itheringt on, violin, aloe! cut bcml.s a feature* of this m od-1__ , ., and Mrs. Abercrombie, piano, nml was cl living an afternoon gown without up to the usual high standard. sleeves. It w a- a copy of a I ’aru model o f the very latest designs. A n ­ other design was a Peggy-I’nige dresr. o f henutiful peach colored canton M IL L S T R IK E R S A R E PIC K E T IN G . crepe embroidered in new crystal L A W R E N C E , Mass., March 29.— bends ami silver threads the feature being the new dropped shoulder, the More active picketing resulting in in­ KuMinn blouse effect and the extrem e­ crease* in the rnnks o f striking mill workers, nnd two minor disturbances ly youthful Eton collar. Miss Simmons also displayed a marked the second day o f the exten. black lace evening gown of periwinkle slon o f the New England textile strike crepe de chine which was worn with to seven mills here. Approximately the new model Stone hat trimmed with 9,000 persons ns compared with 7,500 yesterday were said to be on strike plumes o f the same shade. nnd it was estimated tlmt 7,000 more Mildred Holly, the youngest o f the were idle. The strike was petelpimodels, displayed her youthful beauty tnted by a wage cut o f 20 per cent. in several girlish dresses among them being a navy blue canton cre|>c with fuchin combination with exaggerated Apalachicola oysters, fi5e quart.— hoop skirt effect nt the hips. She was Popular Market. 1-2Ualso winsome in her second number when she sang the "Sheik of A rn by" while wearing a copen evening dress S A V D YO U M O NEY o f georgette with petal effect nnd hoop skirt. She was also very prettyW rite us in a sport costuinu o f red coat nnd white plaited georgette skirt. Miss Humphries, o f the striking O RLA N D O , F LO R ID A brunette type, was lovely in a black canton crepe with front ami hack pan­ el embroidered in steel beads with a ir­ plane effect, black georgette edged in O P T IC IA N — O PT O M E TR IS T steel bends which formed the sleeves and drapery. She wn* nlso stunning in a red crepe knit sport dress trim ­ med with white. She also showed to advantage an unusual sport costume o f white ratine with a guimp o f red ami white checked gingham. And a P c g gy -I’aigo model o f blaik georgette 112 Boat. 1st 8t. Sanford, FIs. with the new peasnnt sleeves con­ trasted with grey banded skirt trim ­ med with red and white beads. GLOBE PIANO CO. Daily Fashion Hint PAGE THREE Another New York shipment o f T H E REASO N W H Y — Mine Locofresh dates, split peas, rod kidney motives, Pactory Trucks, Battleship*. beans just arrived at the Popular Mar­ Airplanes, Submarines and railroad* ket. Phone 210. 1*2tc rely almost exclusively on “ E X ID E '* B ATTE R IE S is because o f their heavy Herald want ads g et results. capacity, rugged construction. There is an “ E X ID E " Battery made to f it every make automobile with 3 to 7 years service. See us about an “ EXID E " for your car.— H A Y B R O T H ­ ERS, "E X ID E ” BATTERY SF.Rvice 311-tfc-daw A valuable article giv­ en away Saturday with each purchase. See a d - ... . vertisement in Friday’s Herald.— Lloyd’s Shoe Store. Tho world at your door every cven313-4tr ing for 15c.— Dally Herald. KU KLUX KLAN SM \RT IN S T Y L E A N D FAB R IC ■i kt >u> aim *t rirluh in . • r.ijtii ity The first it I ■i with nrl\ a ri-.l.'! - . I ■bini-htll i. » u l a III I I i... u ... I lie ll 'iVttlg »lr» . J are iln i ':-; hh ivc Itaiur i tic do»i|-u .iittih.i lei I <ing c ' d vvi t-» the waist line Medium »ij • n.uircs 4 yard* 40 unit satin tir|K For the i h -m I d.jip.i i.ip c meteor t> ii-ni. ci ,i i ' ■ . i i Itcnna The w.ii.’t rl ;r» i -i t! IcR li. and the g.tlhcml skirl ■ trimmed with :» series <d bias folds to intitule tucks. Medium -»/e- requires 4», j.irds -Hlineli nutiri.il l-irei Model: Pictorial Review Dre-» N'«i. ‘>703. Si/es, 31 to -II incln • Imst Price, 35 »cnts Srti'iid Model. Dress No. 9S91. Sires 34 to 42 inches bust and 18 to 20 >cars Price, 35 cents. In their relation to the life o f the community nnd their pnst nnd present history t*»e (a* -i T E L L TH E W ORLD A B O U T FI O ltIDA SA YS W A N AM AKKIt T A M P A , FIs., March 29.— “ Tell the people » f the North nnd West what Florida really Is, and they will come nnd invest here even to greater ex­ fl tent thru now,” said John Wnnamnkcr, men hunt prince o f N ew York and Philadelphia, addressing the Tampa Rotary Club today. Mr. Wnnnmaker is l.erc with a number o f guests on board his yncht. Mr. Helson will sing on McKinnonWnlsmnn’s Lawn Wednesday, March 29th, at 8:30 p. m. I-2te T IIE KAHTKIt B A Z A A R o f the Pipe Organ Club will be held nt Dr. Moore's Optical Parlors, Sat­ urday, April 8th. :tII-Lite N O TIC E TO C O NTRAC TO R S The City Manager w ill receive bids up to April first for tho moving o f city stables nnd tho erection o f cot­ tage. Plans nnd details may be seen nt the City Manager's office. C. J. R Y A N , 311-9tc * C ity Manager. Try a Herald Want Ad today. By DR. E. D. BROWNLEE AT TIIE- PR E S B YTE R IA N CHURCH Sunday Night, April 2nd at 8 o’Clock EVERYBODY INVITED J ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■M B ■ C H U L U O T A IN N ■ ■ ■ B On the Okeechobee Branch o f the Florida East Coast Railway, dinlnota, Fla., among the pines and lakes o f Seminole county, an up-to-date modern hrlck hotel, with private baths and het water heat. T in t rlasa cuisine. Rate* 12.50 to 1130 per day; f 10 to tIH per week, ac­ cording to location o f room. : ■ M RS, CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager B ■ BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBBBBMBBI IB CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY “ SERVICE THAT COUNTS" We handle everything in TH E F R U IT A N I) VEGETABLE LIN E Cnr Lots or Less. Ship us Richmond. Virginia ■■■■b b b b b b b b b Empire Hotel Block 1 H a lf-P rice Sale Henry McLaulin, Jr. W e have decided to discontinue our Boys’ Department and to move this quickly we are selling everything at H A L F PRICE NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS H j C C IT Y T A X B 0 0 K 8 CLOSE A P R IL 11)22, A F T E R W H IC H A L L T A X * R E M A IN IN G U N P A ID W tl.I, RE o llected by levy and sale F T H E PR O PE R T Y U PO N W H ICH XES A R E D E LIN Q U E N T. A L F R E D FOSTER, 4-24tc City Tax Collector BEFORE B U YIN G A PH O NO G RAPH See the NEW EDISON — at— IRENNEN PIANO CO. O RLANDO, F L A . Enthet Miilvi won plquallt iu a navy blue eanton crepe trimmed with steel bend, the feature being pnncls hang­ ing from the sleeves and heavily bend­ ed with steel. Also a black taffeta Peggy-P aige model trimmed with fuchin canton crepe tho sleeves being very long and tight with open check­ er bourd effect down the entire length. She also wore an unusual sport dress o f black nnd white trlcollete with checker board effect skirt. Daphne Wimblah, a model of grace nnd vivacity, was unusuaHy charming in several beautiful costumes one be­ ing n peach color canton crepe with smart short cape and heavy braid em­ broidery in a bow knot design, tlfe kimona blouse o f white canton crepe in front nnd peach color canton In back. Also a bride-like costume in an evening gown o f white georgette with full drafted skirt trimmed In panels of silver head*. Also a charming cos­ tume o f grey canton crepe and a lavendnr crepe Colonial style dress. One o f the best features o f the Fashion Show ench year in the spec­ ialties and vaudeville stunLi put on under the personal supervision o f S. Sanford Bnumel. The fashion show last night was enlivened by the I’olluwing program o f favorites and as B lo u se s, S h irts, U n d e rto g s , S ox, S to ck in gs, W a s h S h irts, P a n ts, S u its, Shoes, H a ts, C a p s •a Most o f this stock is K A Y N E E Brand, strictly fast col­ ors. Owing to the fact that we will not restock our Boys’ Department it will be necessary for you to be sure to get the right size as we will not take back any merchandise. Bring the boy with you and be sure o f the size before tak­ ing it out o f the store. Nothing Sent Out on Approval--------Nothing Charged Sale W ill Last ’Till the Entire Stock is Sold Sanford Shoe & C lothing Co. 8 ♦3 ♦T< (I •t �~ii THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1922 P A G E FO UR SANFORD DAILY HERALD P a f c lU k r a M t r f i f l r n N i ( i f * * ! f a y I t I h r l l r r a l d H a lM la c . 107 M a f ia lla A * * , l a a l a r i k F la . THE HERALD PRINTING CO. P C B U IIIB K S ............................... C A Itar II. J , IIU L L Y W. J . L IL L A R O ____• » f l * t a f 7 -T T a » a a r» » H . A . N E E L ___________U n m l M a a a i n ©. L IH W Iil____ l l m U t U a M a a afir _______ r i a a a ISH ■ » t a «»— r . M. A l t r r t U l a f H a if a N a i f K a a w a A ia llra lla a aa .la k a r r i p i I* a P r l r a la A l r a a r t O af T r a r _ • U M a a lk a D f l l t r r r O la C lip hr C a r r i e r O a r W e e k _____________________ U C a a U T k a M i 1 3 . l a U - H i f W t f k l r H » ra l< e a t l r r l r m t f f a B ra a la a la C a a a tr a a l la p a k lle k a A t f t t r P H l a ; . A 4*#r> tla la a r a lr a n a i f k a a w a a a a fp U fa t t a a . D r a a r r a l l f la p o lltlr a . r a a r , a la a a y a la a l r a a r a . ■ ■ M B R Il T IIK AHBOCIATBII FM BH I The Orlando Sentinel wclcomca op­ position to Joe Sears but aaya they would rather have a candidate from Orlando. W ell, trot him out. We w ill vote fo r him. ----------- o------------ Sixty m ilts north o f Cocoa is Day­ tona, and the two cities on the penin­ sula part, and they are called the Triple Cities. Today they boast o f nearly 10,000 people and nrc spending thousands fo r publicity and have a bunch o f boosters that spend their money fo r bigger and more prosperous town. They are getting their re The attorney fo r the Florida state ward, fo r the Triple Cities are doing tailroad commission, lion. James E. fine. Calkins, has forwarded his brief urg­ Then comes St. Augustine and Jack­ ing a reduction on freigh t rates fo r sonville, and both cities are growing citrus fru its and vegetables from fast. St. Augustine is not a slow Florida, to the interstate commerce conch town even i f it is old. There commission at Washington. is a live w ire bunch in the town that Mr. Calkins shows that fif t y per are making the place hum. cent o f the selling price In northern Coming down the Coast Line the markets o f Florida citrus fruits is first town is Talatka, a place that added costs because o f transportation would like the state capitol if Ocala charges. In the matter o f vegetables does not object. Palntka stood still it is pointed out that often the trans­ for many years but is doing better portation charges cat up the entire Th' mouse Is behind many an up­ now. selling price ,and demand a check lift movement. Then come* DcLand, a fine town from the shipper in addition. and whose boosters put the town on Unless something can be done In this m atter it is evident there must said about the goodness o f Florida the map and they keep it there. Deeither be a cessation o f Florida de- occupied a column or more in many Land is a good town nnd a fine trad­ vclopment along those line*, or th e . of the metropolitan newspapers and ing point, A great many say, how iibout San­ growers o f citrus fruits and vege what he said in California did not oc­ ford? H ere is a town that is grow ­ tables must accept their losses ns n cupy three lnes. possibly be did not ing and yet is sleeping on her rights. patriotic duty and continue to feed say it at all. the country as an act o f charity, Mr. Babson It a welt posted man Sanford has water transportation nnd Sanford is wheI> trnn)1portation charges ox­ and in many case3 he has spoken the makes but little of it. thp cost o f proj uction p1uB n truth as to conditions. lie aces a famed for its celery nnd ships a lot o f miserable fo r the bread winner until they g et them. Guess we people who are heads o f families know what we are talking about, yea bo. ■■ - o — F L O R ID A SH IPP E R S SEEK R E LIE F. Those summer rates to Florida put on by the Coast Line means that many summer tourists will come to Sanford fo r the summer vacation and use our new g o lf link*. reasonable profit to the producer, it is time to sound the danger horn. As iftere will be a "moon dance" at much ns our people nrc friendly to the Orlando water carnival Friday the transportation companies, It is night. W e suppose they w ill have beyond the reasonable expectation of everything that goes with n "moon even n philanthropist to believe they carnival” which means moonshine, nits going to be "content in rnirc and etc. innrket s tu ff solely that the transo----------portntlon companies n a y receive n The big road meeting at St. Angus- certified dividend on n watered stock tine today ought to settle several capitalization, as is the case at t..’j questions that have been agitatin g the time. public mind fo r some time. This city There is plenty of profit at a raasshould have a big delegation at .he onahl" selling price, fo r grower, meeting. shipper and middleman handling Flor. o _________ Ida products. When nny one o f the Another expedition has stnrted fo r the south pole and the lender o f the bunch snys be w ill'explore the "ro o f o f the world.” We sure hope ho don't fnll through until we can harvest our rolory crop at least. UNCLE HANK rising market nnd that in another twelve months everybody w ill be busy nnd hard times will be fo rg o tten.— Florida Post. ----------- o----------fa fa fa " fa " Si FROM OTHER SANCTUMS r ^ «. Hi j; |c, fjj ft fa fa ** fa --------N O T H IN G IM P O S S IB LE IN S O U TH F L O R ID A ,j’ n'p attempts to take more than (From Florida Poati thp,r i ust Proportion somebody Is due - ------------------‘ flkp n bond in readjustment; and One Dr. Hurston has writto na long wp *cnow ° f no other authorized to letter to the News-Tribune o f Fort do ‘ bi* p* rpl’ ‘ ‘ be commerce commls- Pierre and rays when that progressive slons, stnte nnd Interstate, city gets a bridge across the Indian There hns been n groat deal o f river it will bo on a level with the Tw o million fo r waterways in Flor- «»>pf>rp«lp"> " p" ‘ in the past Ida nnd not a cent for the St. Johns a,M\ut "reasonableness o f allowriver from Palatk. to Sanford as fa r np ,hp frni’ ro,,d* ^mettilrur extra as the reports in the despatches show. >'pp" » * p Flonda is so far out o f the it. yet does not get the proper freight r" * « thnt (t should. Orlando is another fast growing city nnd not o f the mushroom kind. OrInndi is the best inland city in the state and none have yet ever disputed it. Orlando’s big asset is not tourists. |but a fine back country that extends fo r forty to sixty miles in every direc­ tion. Orlando is getting new hotels today that she should have had five years ago. There never has been hote! room enough in the city to take ' proper care o f the guests. Lakeland is another fine city that is growing by leaps and bounds. It is in n position where it commands a fine trade and especially from that sec­ tion traversed by the Atlantic Const ti L ine south to F ort Myers which helps feed the merchants. Lakeland's geographic position is great and if it does not grow faster in the next ten yenrs l'«lm Beaches and Miami. Meaning, than it has during the Inst twenty, it we suppose, that t o r t Pierce, w ill be will be the fault o f the citizens. The town has the locution and the trade is ""o th e r l » W p hke ‘ he two huch a thing is not impnsrib e. Ju-t Just outside o f the limits waiting to in scenic beauty, with three houses on the land, with all kinds o f hills and dales and beautiful lakes, with plenty o f good building sites fo r winter visi­ tors the land is worth double what the g o lf club paid fo r it and the men bohind it will make it a success from the very start. Now, let the rcd-bloodcd men in Seminole County take out a member­ ship nrid push the Sanford Golf Club to a finish. It means more to the county and to Sanford than anything that has ever been started. It means an influx of winter tourists and sum­ mer tourists, it moans a new tourist hotel in Sanford and one near the g olf links, it means distinguished vis­ itors coming here in the winter months and spending weeks playing g o lf on n real g o lf course. It means — well, it means that Sanford will be­ come the city o f our dreams now. AH honor to S. O. Chase, F. P. Forster and the other gentlemen who have put it over. nnd o f these owned homes lfi,4.r>7 or 25.2 per cent w ere mortgaged. In­ formation regarding the value o f the home and the amount o f the mort­ gage debt o f the homes fo r which m ortgage report* were secured was $1,003 and tho average value was $5,160, and one the basis o f these aver­ ages tho total m ortgage debt on the mortgaged homes not on fsrm s is estimated as $294,100,227 and the total value o f such homes as $79,848,. 720. The ratio o f m ortgage debt to value is 30.8 per cent. On owned farm s as reported in the census o f agriculture the total mort­ gage debt was $12,909,813, while the total vnlue o f these fortgaged farms was $50,580,850, the ratio o f debt to value is .30.8 per ce n t B A IL S T R IK E R S C R E A T E R IO T IN M A R Y L A N D SHOP H A G E R S T O W N , Md., March 29— Rioting broke out in the yards o f th« The Sanford G olf nnd Country Club Western Maryland Railroad late to­ will make Sanford famous all over the night when an attem pt was said to have been made by non-union em­ United States nnd foreign countries. ployes to turn an engine. DO W E W A N T HIGH CLASS E N T E R T A IN M E N T ? This is n question fo r the people o f Sanford nnd Seminole county to de­ cide fo r themselves nnd it will prob­ ably be decided after next week when the Chautauqua will begin a week's engagement here. The Herald does not know how the ticket sale is progressing fo r the Chnutaiiqua The Business and Professional Women's (Tub is hacking the proposition and they will put it ncross if it is physi­ cally possible to do so. In the years gone by the Chautauqua hns never paid in Sanford and each year the willing nnd the patriotic nnd those who want high clnss entertainment go down in their pockets to foster this kind o f amusement In Sanford. It is up to the better class o f people, the high minded, the moral, the fathscr nnd mothers o f children to get out am, sec thnt good clean shows are brought here or else sink into the slough o f despondency with no hope o f ever having the better class of amusements. The American Legion hns just finished a lyceum course here, all o f the entertainments being good, instructive, high clnss nnd en­ tertaining in every respect. Shows fit for the school children, shows that were instructive, Did they succeed? They did not and tho American Lcgion boys nrc in the hole to the tune Members o f the Federated Shops C rafts nnd o f the Maintenance of W ay Employes unions who went out on trike Inst S * .unlay because of w age reductions w ere snid to have In. terfered with the non-union workers and railway guards were declared to hnve discharged revolvers in an e f­ fo rt to quell the disturbance. One man Wns reported to have been wounded. The strike is n sequel to the taking over o f the Western Maryland Railmnd shops nnd maintenance o f way work by the Dickson Repair Co. of Youngstown, Ohio TW. walkout was called ns n protest against a reduc­ tion in wngos and an increase in the work dny, from eight to ten hours, the unions demanding thnt the con­ tracting firm restore the rate o f pay, rles and working conditions estab­ lished by the United f.tntes Imbor Bonrd, while the shops were being operated by the railroads. The men nlso protested against loss o f their seniority and riding privi­ leges, with transfer o f the shops to the contractors. The questions o f the lega lity o f railroads, contracting with private firm s fo r shop work ia pend­ ing before tho labor board. Tins is fine business and shows that way\ Th1*’ ' ,eo»'lc- *ppin* C* ,ifornl« “ fpw >cari a* ° " h* n Mlan,i WM l)c “ sked. , vra need a new delegation In congress Put in p,° ',p marketing renrh with making gigantic strides to become a Tampa is in the largo city class nnd The strike- is being directed from nil round ■ Iho Atlantic const, white Florida Is vity o f the first clnss not much atten- grows whether it is boomed or not but Hagerstown, vvheie the operating ’___ Q "till held o f f despite the closer prox- lion was paid to the Palm Benches, Tampa could grow faster if her citiheadquarters o f the railroad are situ. unity of farthest Florida points com. and West Palm Beach in particular. *ens would pay more attention to ntod. t e cf T ' n l* or r ty ‘ p pared with the nearest California The general opinion was that South- ’ establishing deep water nnd steamship __ ____ _____________ i zc o . an on o n\r a ns non s i w places, are beginning to demand thc|- east Florida would only support ono lines than to politics, o f several hundred dollars in conscThe Yowell-Draw Co., o f Orlando, such ns Bnumels hnvc twice n yenr, rjL,|)(, Many other cities are flourishing in this state. Mr. Calkins big city nnd thnt would la* Miami. quence. Now comes tho Chautauqua haa recently purchased the Orlando It brings new customers to . W a r d , „hot)W h#ve tho , oIi(] nm, t<>nt Did the West Palm Beach boosters and one o f the most phenomenal is St. with the usual npathy displayed by Potteries Plant o f that city and are gives the city a better tone in bus!, , . . . Petersburg. A town that wns placed the genera] public nnd by those who planning to extend the factory. ness, shows the world thnt we have \ J ! “ " L prr” ^ ° f Uy dt?Wn Ur“ 1 With that k!n<! oil the map in big letters through _____________________ live w ire m erchant here and last hnt I, . n * °J l ° f .tUlk? ,Th*# y Went t,,K'n'1 printers’ ink. Publicity made St. P et­ ought to he enthusiastic over this, kind of entertainment. They may not least makes Sanford people feel lf *VIKm h^ S T 7 " I>Cnt thoUMn,Il‘ o f fo r IU f a f a f a f a f a f a f a f a _____ . ... ln» ln tho ,,nmc ‘ he Florida state publicity and their town bloomed. To- ersburg and today it is one o f the rally round the standards o f the that they are up to now with Dame rnllro|ld comm ission.-Tnm pa Kb fa Trib- day they have a population that j* I fastest growing cities in Florida. St. Indies nnd help them put it over or Fashion. ,,ne. fa fa creeping fast toward the 20,01)0 mark. . J’dersburg is another example o f what they . ">»>' not. The Herald is wait--------—o----------fa fa ■----------- o ----------And they are not stopping at thnt, Jn rhnmber o f commerce, a Rotary ing to see what the Sanford peopla Gang o f thieves in Chicago suburbs fa fa either. They are a fter the trade I an'1 * KlwnnlB club can do, along with do about this show business nnd then T IIK B R Y A N M EETING . walked into millionaire's mnnslon nnd fa fa f a f a f a f a f a f a f a f a front tin* North and from the South, thp rtti>ln8 o f publidyt nnd we expect to speak right out loud in ^ DrittoFw, diamond*, *p),0 local movement to induce Hon. and altogether are a fte r the hig trad* l ‘u’ ‘ow rn‘ eJ l*1" 1 prevailed for apart the meeting nnd tell you something. FO R C O U N T Y C O M M ISS IO N E R t m l i**’ t* ' nn< wn Pl r,t 0,1 ’ W. J. Ilrynn to become a candidate from tho Eve rglades und are gettin g ,,u'nts nnd hotels ----------- o----------Tho friends o f I). I.. Thrasher an­ Jump^l H I . . >n.ck „nd w . , t fo r » , , nomln , „ f l , f „ , ............ S l. t c , « . Important cities also in South F lor­ MORTGAGES ON HOMES nounce his candidacy fo r tho position ida are Gainesville, Ocala, Fort M y­ lock*,I up ”n thp p p lilr " " w i n Thp” "l'nnl' ,r l" " l " " " l i n t . fl„w;p,t Into thp cotCon. A N D F A R M S $12,320,010 o f County Commissioner fo r District . |w r y satisfactory conditions at tho the merchants will build up any town ers, Arcadia, Leesburg, Eustis, Plant No. 1, knowing thnt he will nt all ™ l "'-'m p P lIl.lt ll.t h p p p u r lh o p .P M p tn lir h t. „ r plly. Th,,:,. dollar. L » t c m . City, Lake Wales, Sebring and other W A SH IN G TO N , March 28. — The times be found doing his full duty nB ^ ”r n * nl' Wltllp ninny ritizpnp who h a y. op en -1from thp lotrk country n,„l from tho towns which are not to lie sneezed at total mortgage debt on owned homes he sees it nnd thnt the county w ill . ~ . >b' declared their purpose to support outside. The fumily man arriving in and are rapidly coming to tho front. nnd tarms in Florida in 1920 was have a business man in District No. 1 Judge Bell seeks to restrain Imper- hlm |n tho evonl !hnt he „ caniJi. towfl Kencrn,|y w, nU a job „ it ,H I _ I WT|_ K_ I „ . 1 .j i t 11 ' t” "H k'lH wlllim I* JtJI* (Mill II 11 I Whnt a contrast us compared with $42,320,010 and tho total value o f the , i ' ’ ,* 1 nu dn‘ c w,‘re not present, there wns still not forthcoming he goes to anotho r but fifteen years ago. Then there mortgaged properties was $130,429,- and a conscientious worker for the people o f the whole county. nn> replies to his rritics in the news- fl lnrRrr n, t,inf)nnc„ than is usual at town. Therefore one town loses am nnd were one or two towns thnt seemed to 679 tho m ortgage debt thus repre­ M ( T o prepared n niectings o f this character. Imprea- the «^ h .r gain, in population. he forging ahead and the rest were senting 32.4 per cent o f the total In IC . S . i V " " V n;T u PT ” " ive wprp <|p" v pr « l by a Ten years ago Fort Pierce looked dead. Today there are over 1(»0 towns vnlue, according to n preliminary re­ and cities that have caught tho go­ port by the Census Bureau. Rented the rourts seek n m trn in him from ; anil tho meetlng was altogether pica.- to bad shape nnd the merchants w ere ahead fever and the sound of hammer homes, tenant farms nnd farms that not very active. Since thnt time tho and saw is notirentde in all o f tho nrc partly owned are not included ln S i n 'r . H ^ I " ! « t T v hy ^ Mr* Drynn'sfriends in this don they restrain the N ew Y ork w t (o n . I f the same Interest is mnnl- streets have all been paved, new places. these figures. \lnrld _aiu! other papers and mnga|n oth„ r „ rr , |on, o f thp stflto ... n^K-o in inner seninn" or m e state blocks have been built and many The town thnt is classed ns a dead ..n,. nmol , i i i i . . i ’y*1P ‘ °*A‘ number o f homos in the l» i»«t 1 *i 1 »l i i" 1i ^ cv‘d,’ n‘ here, there Is certainly homes erected for the newcomers and 0 * South Florida today had te tte r „ teto olh(,r than form homrt wns »Vip «bn1 mi rtin> v " r °IU nn< n ,n ^ " ^"r *'‘ r* H r>‘Bn to enter the the merehuiits nil have larger am lbet- wake up. The progressive cities are 174,739 of which 61,392 or 38,1 per he whole story looks like n fram e up rnre._Tam pa Times. ter stocks, A bridge will lie built all rilling on tho limited. They hnve ,!p’a{ in some quarters thnt should lie in_________ c _ wi re owned by the occupants,1 313-4tc across the Indian river and the bench no use for the way freight o f yeetervestignted nnd made public. BABSON W AS RIGHT. or peninsula part w ill be developed, ilny. -------West o f thr town tho rich muck lands * A working man must hnve more T H E G O L F CLUB Many o f tin* papers published in ,,r,‘ being drained and improved. It than $2,60ft a year to sustnln him self . m . M ■ Mid fam ily the Railway Labor noard kin.dl.y ,0 thc * 1 * * S“ n,cn " IH,t *<f that ,oca|M utterances o f the financial expert, >ty | One of the greatest institutions ever is told by the union. And while this ■ fl mny sound big to mmc people when ,t‘,‘:Pr W * who is traveling As South Florida to developing fa s t ' organized in Sanford was that o f the natural that a big town Sanford ( !mintry„Club_Uu,t \vn»—hr~B — ‘ l States nnd the result it will only lie not you figu re it nut the sum ,is nlUfulK* pitifu llv ,,ver thp -— i. , * o f—Kta—visit— ts telegraphed to hun- " i l l exist and flourish nlmut every 6ft stituted last night nt the court house -sm nB -trpum vhiiTri6~fatoe n 1 dreils of papera throughout the coun- miles.Miami will take care o f herat one o f the most harmonious and NVItv D. L. Thrasher is doinj? more business than in 19121 ? nnd even get them the rrnl necessi­ tvy. self and ell o f thc territory south to one o f the most earnest and yet withties o f life. People require more Because the buyinif public knows the same merchandise can Tho Alabama papers claim that Cap® Sable. Northward sixty-six «1one of thejolliest meetings ever these days than In olden times and re­ lie bought for less money at the store that sells for cash only. were gardless o f whether they need certnln emh city Babson visited h^ praised miles West Palin Beach to grow ing held inSanford.The officers thnt individual city to the skies, nnd like a weed und will he a f>lg city elected and a committee appointed to things or not they see other people fl particularly in Mobile, Birmingham Then sixty miles north o f the Palm draft the by-laws and constituting »«<( with them nnd the family makes life und MmO,rnn,nry. Mr .-.too told o f Btadics in f ort Pierce, which bus just make the Sanford g o lf nnd country a We are prepared to take care o f your needs. We invite you their wonderful advantages over other begun to grow nnd tho future develop­ club one o f the finest in the countryto our store because we want your business and if you ac­ BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB* parts of the South and that their ment o f the town is in the hands o f A g o lf expert has already told the o f­ cept, we feel confident that our prices will convince you o f ■■ future was g n .u . the citizens. If they spend money for ficers thnt the land purchased on Crythe truthfulness o f our claims that it pays to pay cash. W e ■■ Then when ho reached New Orleans publicity and keep their town on the stnl Lake was one o f the prettiest in3 have the most complete stock o f M en’s,* Women’s nnd Chil­ he told the people there thnt that city ' nmR through the channels o f their the stnte, had more natural hazards dren’s Shoes at lower prices than since the war began. Hang­ wns the greatest in the entire South t’ hnmbcr nf Commerce, Fort Pierce and some of the most beautiful land ing in prices in Men’s and Women’s Shoes from $2.25 to the nnd thnt Alabama’s chnurcs were not wd* Kr,,w. but the boosting hns got to I effect* thnt he had ever seen anyvery best stocks at $7.50. as good as they should be. This hm s'b« done along thc lines that made fine where. Ilutchnrt, thc greatest o f them * aroused the Ire o f *he Alabamians I c‘ tiee out o f Mintni nnd the Palm nil. laid out links next to the present * Children’s Shoes from ..................... $1.50 to $3.50 and they refer to his talks n.i nn out- Rcnches. |location last year nnd said that from 2 Women’s and Children’s Hose nt about V, price of Inst season ■ burst o f "Babsonln," Up in Brevaid county there are a topographical viewpoint Crystal ■ Men’s Spring Suits for ........................$ u .0o to $25.00 We noticed in n Chicago pnper three towns thnt have the chance to Lake country offered the best links in Blue Serge Suita....................................... ........ $25.00 that Babson stated while in California 1become n large city nnd they arc the United States. This is -ome claim -------■ that Florida’s chances were not any 'Cocoa, Melbourne nnd Titusville. O f to prominence nnd the men who are Men’s Hats fr o m .......................... * ........... $2.00 to $4.00 2 Courtesy and Prompt Ser* better than elsewhere in the South. |‘ be three Cocon nt present 1ms the ’ at the head o f the Sanford G ojf Club Men’s $1.50 Suits Underwear a t................... $1.00 vice Our Motto Though he told the citizens of Miami •'due, but unless she spends more fo r intend to go right ahead nnd build the $2.50 ar.d $3.00 Dress Shirts n t .................... $1.50 to $2.25 2 nnd again in Jacksonville that South publicity Melbourne w ill grab tho links nnd have the course ready for ■ Florida had not as yet sufferer! nny plum and run o ff with it. Titusville the tourists nnd the home folks next ■ SERVICE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED r Phone* 497-494 by the depression, but might n year does not seem to l*e doing much. One fnll. They are men who do things or so inter. j « f the three towns has thc chance and and they intend to do big things on ■ M E L A K A BLOCK We do not believe Florida has any will wntch and see which one im -( the new golf and country club. In the ■ quarrel with Mr. Babson ns whnt h<» proves thnt chance. !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ r t iflfli midst of n beautiful oratigo grove, rich ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ r i m - « ■ ■ ■ ■ POLITICAL A valuable article g iv ­ en away Saturday with each purchase. See ad­ vertisement in Friday’s Herald.— Lloyd’s Shoe Store. P a y L ess and B a n k th e ^ .D iffe re n c e ... EASTER IS DRAWING NEAR 1g r o c e r i e s ! 1 FRUITS i | AND VEGETABLES : S 2 DEANE TURNER s D. L. T H R A S H E R 5 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1922 SOCIETY HRS. Fit ED D A IC E R , Society Editor, Phone 217-W I f 7 « * fc a tr a a r W m I i . ta ilin g y « a __ I f rma arw R o la g a a j a k m a r M a l a g k o «i«> a r U y e a a r r r a t r r t a j a l a * , w r it* a p o s ta l r a rd t a tb la i f p a r t m r a t . ( I t l a y a a la lla . ar I r l r k p e a a lb * lla a i. It w ill h r p n l l f a p p r r r la tr * . S O C IA L C A L E N D A R ranged, decorated the various rooms. In the living room a beautiful arrh o f white and green was placed and it was here that the impressive cere­ mony tcok place. The bride entered with her father, Mr. Carl Carlson, who gave her in mnrringe, nnd wns met at the altar by the groom, attended by his best man, Mr. Carlson, the bride's brother. The bride was a picture o f girlish loveliness in her wedding gown o f white canton crepe worn with a veil o f softest tulle, caught to tho hair with orange blossoms, and carried an arm bouquet of bride's roses and val­ ley lUllcs. Thursday— Mrs. Fred Walsmnn will •entertain the members of the Merlie Matrons Bridge Club nt her home on Magnolia avenue at 3:00 o ’clock. Tuesday—Truth Seekers Class wil! Miss Helen Carlson, bridesmaid, be entertained at the home of Mrs wore a most charming frock o f pink R. L. G riffin by Mesdnmes Griffin organdy, and her Cowers were pink G. W. Spencer, Elliott, Washburn rose buds. and Mrs. McKinnon nt 3 p. m. A fte r the ceremony an informal re­ Thursday— Reception in honor of Dr. ception was held, the happy couple and Mrs. George Hyman at the leaving at midnight fo r Jacksonville home o f Mrs. Leslie Bryan, on Mag. nnd N ew Orleans. A fte r April 10th noils avenue, at 8:30 p. m. they w ill be at home nt Fairfield, a F rid a y— Mrs. H. B. Lewis will enter- suburb o f Birmingham, Ala. tain tho members o f the Book* The numerous friends o f Mr. nrd Lovers Club at her homo on Mag­ Mrs. Thompson are wishing fo r them nolia avenue. every future happiness. F riday— N. do V, Howard Chapter U. D. C. w ill meet at 3 o’clock at tho SO C IAL D E P A R T M E N T . home o f Mrs. L. G. Stringfellox on Ninth street. The members of the Social Depart­ Saturday— Children’s Story Hour will ment nf the Woman'a Club were debe held at Central Park at -1:00 , Hghtfully entertained yesterday afterP m. I noon by M ir. G. I. Loucks, assisted ■' Mr. and Mrs. W . B. Ryan and baby o f Palatka were the week-end guosts o f tho form er's sister, Mrs. Andrew Mahoney, returning to their home yesterday afternoon. Am ong tho guests attending the party given Saturday afternoon by Mr. ami Mrs. W. T. Donnelly on their yacht "N ew E ra " the nnmes o f Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G. Ball and Mr. nnd Mrs. John Leonard! were uiintertinlly omitted. by Mrs. G. G. Herring, Miss Mary ' Irvin nnd Mrs. J. C. B**nnett. Quantities of white oleanders nrul ferns were effectively used In deco­ rating the club rooms. O f exceptional Interest wns the gaire o f bridge played during the nfternoon, high score being made by Mrs. John Meisch. who was presented a dainty Maderia handkerchief. A t the conclusion o f the card game n tempting ice course wns served. IN HONOR Ol cd. Tho evening was enjoyed by all. They go from us to their home "Quarter Nest” nt Lake Mary. Those enjoying this delightful event w ere: George Smith, John Wilson, llcrtrnm Shepherd, Clarence Welsh, Zllla Welsh, Virginia Crosby, Margar­ et Gallagher, Frederick Hines, Made­ line Mullen, Lester Bradley, Mrs. Lane and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ball. George Smith and Bertram Shep­ ard entertained the guests with a few jars selections which wns much enJoyed by all C EC1LIAN M U SIC CLUB. The program o f the Cecillan Music Club lust Snturday afternoon was in­ teresting and enjoyable. In nddition to the piano numbers, Miss Rose Gallagher, accompanied by Miss Mildred Simmons, gnvo a cornet solo which was greatly ap. predated. The program concluded with a delightful group o f readings from Mrs. R. C. Maxwell. The piano selections were: M n zu rk n _____ _____ ____ ____ Borowaki Margaret Zachary. W ait*, Brilliantine in A flat. ..Chopin Emily Bailey. Scottish Tone P ic tu r e _____ MacDonrll Georgia Mobley. Military P o lo n a ise____________ Chopin May Holly. Spinning S o n g _____ ______ Elmenrlck Mary Helen Morso. Pensee, M u slc n le_____ MHodeyo EHznboth Whitncr. TrUimphin! M a r c h ____________ Oestcn H . a McMullen. Polish D a n c e _______ ____ Schnrwenkn Mnjlf’ inc Mnllcm, Minuet in G _____________ Pnderewski Dorothy Rny. , Salome __________ l-orraine Louise Thrasher. T n re n te lle _____ ______ Stephen Heller Velma Shipp. IIA1.L T W IN S C IR C L E THOM PSO N — CA R LSON. A beautiful wedding o f Inst eve­ ning wns thnt o f Miss Hilda Carlson and Mr. Christopher Thompson, of Birmingham, Ala., which took place nt the home o f tho bride'a parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Carlson, on West F irst street, nt D o’clock, in tho pres­ ence o f relatives nnd close friends. Dr. S. W. Wnlker, pnstor o f the Meth­ odist church, officiating. A profusion o f ferns and cut flow ­ ers in pink and white effectively nr- Monday night u -urprise party wns given for the Hull Twins at the Shir­ ley apartments. The hostess being Mrs. J. K. Smith and A lice Lane. The room was decorated so thnt one would know spring wan here and flowers o f nil kinds wore in profusion. Thu cvcning was spent playing curds nnd dancing nnd delicious refreshments o f ban­ ana punch, cakes and candy were serv­ ed nt n late hour. The honored wi re dressed in the daintiest o f blue organdy frocks and no doubt they were agreeably surpris- Hupmobile ALW AYS ■ ■ F A IT H F U L IN SERVICE It puya to own the H U I’M O B ILE . Everyone seems to know that it is especially long-lived, especially faith fu l in service. It ’s almost a proverb among skilled repairmen that the H U PM O B ILE is better built, and thnt it S TA YS O U T OF T H E SHOP far more consistently. VVe have sold six new Hupps in the past ten days. ■ a ■ ■ ■ s ■ ■ a ■ m 9 9 Following is a list o f the Hupp owners in Sanford, nnd Seminole County, nnd we invite you to ask any of them about the Hupp: Ball Hardware, Sanford John Meisch, Sanford. American Fruit Growers, Sanford. Chase & Co., Sanford. Jud^e Housholder, Sanford. G. W. McGagin, Sanford. W ight Grocery Co., Sanford. Mr. Long, Sanford. R. P. Jenkins, Sanford. Harry and Charlie Flowers, Sanford. — ChaNrDunnrSanforth— 1.1). Hart, Sanford. George Pezold, Sanford. John Bolly, Sanford. 0. F. Mays, Sanford. Mr. McCaslin, Sanford. 1. E. Estridge, Sanford. W. L. Morgan, Sanford. Mr. Durant, Sanford. B. F. Toole, Geneva. Mr. Ahern, Sanford. Mahoney-Walker, Sanford. LesB repairs, less gas and oil, better tire mileage, high­ est Becond hand value. Beauty and Comfort, w h a t more do you want ? W e try at all times to keep cars in stock. Call now for n d em c -stration. B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY 209 P A R K AVENU E, SANFORD, FLO R ID A DISTRIBUTORS W E C A R R Y THE PARTS RALLY M E ETIN G . PAGE FIVE PR IZE S W E R E D ISTR IB U TE D AMONG SCHOOL C H IL D R E N Mrs. Ora Layton, field worker fo r the Florldn Public Health Associa­ tion, nnd spccinl supervisor o f social service for Orange county, wns here yesterday visiting tho schools. The children had been offered nn enter­ tainment ns a prize fo r selling tho greatest number of Christmas seals nnd Sanford sold the most In tho coun­ ty nnd la k e Monroe tho second. Tho Health Fairy Troupo consisting o f Pelrott nnd two fairies wns present­ ed fo r the edification o f tho scholars, the members o f the troupe being from Winter Park in the personnel o f Dorothy Cole and Dorothy Goble and Mrs. Colo neconipanist. The enter­ tainment lasted for nn hour and f i f ­ teen minutes and was given for tho purpose o f driving homo the lessons in health nnd crusade work. Miss Cole also gave n violin solo nnd Miss Goble solo dancing and several other specialties Mrs. Layton rewarded 250 pupila fo r keeping the health crusnde 10 weeks In the Grammar school and 500 primary pupils. Tw o enter­ tainments wpre given, one yesterday afternoon nnd one this morning nt ten nnd tonight one will be given nt Lake Monroe school. SWEDISH AM B ASSAD O R HERE. The Swedish ambassador to the t'nited States, Axel Aiienbctg, H.In here yesterday nnd today nnd spent his time very pleasantly visiting farms and groves nnd talking with many o f his countrymen, lie was accompanied by his w ife and daugh­ ter, Miss T n n gm l Altenberg and Miss Geida LiUlrhook. The ambassador Is one o f the hand­ somest men in the diplomatic corps and he charmed everyone with whom he cume in contact during his short stay in this city. The party were well pleased with their visit hero nnd hoped they would have an oppor­ tunity o f returning at some future time. W hile here they were incog­ nito nml did not wish to accept any social favors preferring to pass away the time quietly and unostentatiously. A rally meeting o f the seven circles o f the Methodist church will be held tomorrow night at the Methodist church at 7:30. Tliere w ill be a short program In­ cluding music, reports o f the enptains o f the circles, and a report from lll'K N A V IS T A E S TA TE S LOTS Mrs. II. H. Chappell, delegate to the TO BE SOLD TO H IG H E S T BIDState Missionary Conference recently HER A T AU C TIO N S A T U R D A Y held in Jacksonville. A socinl hour w ill Include refresh­ Elsewhere in this p a p e r , will be ments. AH members nf the church found a largo display advertisement nre invited. of tho big day, nn auction lot snlo in Sanford o f the remaining lota of W IL S O N -A YECOCK Buena Vista Estate Addition. Mnny o f the choice lots in this nddition have A wedding which came as a grunt already been sold to our bankers, surprise to their many friends was county officials, hotel men and other that nf Miss Katherine Ayecock, nnd p r o m in e n t and well known citizens Mr. Robert F. Wilson, which took which speaks well for tho value o f this place last evening at nine o'clock nt property. These people would not the Presbyterian Manse, in tho pres­ have already bought in this property ence o f a few intimate friends, Dr. E. had it not been thnt they realized that I>. Brownlee officiating. Snnford would grow in this direction Tho bride, who is a very attractive anil this property would be worth young woman, was lovely in a most more in the future nnd wns nice ele­ becoming frock o f grey ennton crepe vated tract o f land for building pur­ combined with tangerine nnd worn poses. with shoeB and accessories in grey. For this property to be sold at auc­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilson nre nt home to tion to the highest bidder, regardless their friends at Mrs. A. M. Phillips o f price, value or location, upon such ! on Oak avenue. ensy terms will furnish n big surprise Thu many friends o f this popular to everybody in this vicinity nml, un­ couple join in wishing them every fu­ questionably everyone who can spare ture happiness. the time nnd the money w ill arrange til be nt this sale nnd secure some of E. G. Pearson, o f Orlando, repre­ these lots before tho increase in prices senting the Htnndnrd Oil Co., is in is mnde before another year rolls (lie city attending to business. around. Very valuable nnd useful articles Pat Hill, o f Dade City, was In the nre to be given away at this sale and city today calling on old friends. sorb articles n* are being given away home­ The contract has been awnrded to will be appreciated in every Hugger Brothers o f Montgomery, stead, not merely as nn ornament but Ala., fo r the four buildings o f the as articles o f every day need. Think Southern College nt Igibeland. Tho o f it! Hams o f meat, pieces o f bacon, cost will be over n hnlf million dol- sugar, suit, coffee nnd mnny, many other articles. 1nr«. The ladies o f the Methodist Church w ill serve a dinner nt ii very nominal cost nnd tho proceeds will go towards The vocational committee o f the Busi­ help paying some o f the church's ob­ ness and Professional Women's Club ligations and one lot Is to bo sold, the n c|ucsts all young wunmn tNslrit * proceeds o f whtrfr goes to The benefit employment to register at the Firai of the church. This is n splendid National Bunk. thought on the part of tho owners nnd AG NE S G. B E R N E R , Chairman sale conductors nnd will mean that Sanford's loyal supporters o f a good cause w ill make It convenient to a t­ Stung But Rewarded. Patrons o f a Long lelutid telephone tend this sale and the men folks will line complained of a buzzing on the certainly aim to relieve their good end j trtmHe hurt**'' Hi * **i’ ! housewives from the ncecu ity c f get out to locate the difficulty, lie lo­ ting dinner on this duy and attend the cated It nnd be did something else, sale and help ft. support n good enuse for be found that a swarm of Lees and prohubily, nt the same time, make bad made a hive In the connerdnn some purchases o f lots nt bargain box on a telephone pole. The trouble hunter worked for hours and finally prices. Free automobiles w ill take routed the bees with a fire extinguish­ you out and back from the sale. Brass er. He was badly stung, but he was bond will be used throughout the duy rewarded by ten pound* of honey and the witty Twin Auctioneers will stored In the connection box certainly furnish entertainment for nil who ntlcnd the snle. L et’s g o — Takas City Directory's Place. not one but everybody as this is San­ How the telephone hook Is displac­ ford's day to make her town grow in ing the directory Is Illustrated by cumnumbers os well ns in values o f real plaints In Brooklyn, which lisa no city estate. directory now, thnt It Is hnrd to find ■ WE ARE SELLING SUMMER-WEIGHT WOOLENS, GUARANTEED UP TO THE MINUTE I. & S. BING CLOTHING BLUE FLANNELS, Young Men’s Style only BROWN FLANNELS, Young Men’s Style ___ (faney) only CHECKED SUITS, very latest, only .............................. BLUE SERGES, Best Grade, only ............................ (POO S IT 25.00 1 .... 32.50 ' . 35.00 AND OTHERS LOOK ’EM OVER jDerKinsl& Britt The Store That la Different Sanford, Florida ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ N O T IC E TO DOG O W N E R S— I am w illing to board dogs this summer again.— Mrs. J. E. Vaughn. 309-ltp children's Wash Suits being closed out nt hnlf price nt Sanford Shoo &. n o th in g Co. 310-fitc TRAIN SCHEDULE CORRECTKD T O NOV. 16, 1921 No. No. No. No. No. Southbound A rriv e 83 ......... 2:30 a.m. 27.. 91 ....... 1:18 p.m. 89 ........ 2:55 p.m. 85....... 6:55 p.m. No. No. No. No. No. Northbound A rriv e ........ 1:18 a.m. ....... 11:45 a.m. ........ 2:35 p.m. ....... 4:00 p.m. .........10:00 p.m. 82 81. 80 02 28 Departs 2:46 a.m. 8:40 a.ni. 1:38 p.m. 3 :20 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Departs 2:03 a.m. 12:05 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 4:05 p.m. Hours Without Drugs Palm In H«art, O m t, I lwuW^r. A m * — A n xlii. r e a r . W W i l t BrawlK I h s k f . tnc. D lf.r , FWIntlef Piwlta. Itrepaka] Swatl lor*. Athutwn .nil h a n ban tally raliatni utOAin 12 Kmmn la 2 ■nf Aouf Orwgt mnj M.Jicfaaa, la I o f c n a hr Th* WaUn. Mathad. toft M n lT r tn t nf Itaart Trouble. Cat f lu A n Van . A not no, Blond rrv»a-jr».TbraataiwdT » » * lr w » llanlanad Art erica and KUaay bat* no organic Utailla ant caa b and twrmanmlljr raliavod br T I f . thud, without druf». W tlU far ■ pam bank, roerriihlod. •itiU isina tho HaUua. Cauwa ami I'artnatiant Italia* o f Ihaoo rrwtlUinli. without drat*. HrlmtiHe Coaomhaliaa Chart. lUfaranraa, rtf., which will l a M l k ■ulTrrvr* Fraa, upon racatpt a f a atataaaaat of Uwlrcaao. Ad drear: Tho W alda* laatitata Hullo 407. 1'I jtdouUi LlUi „ flaw lia n a . O r z Trilby llranrh A rrive xNo. 100 xNo. 24..•MMHW A No. 158 O No. Om m t* .................. xNo. No. xNo. xNo. No. 7:00 n.m. 3:25 p.m. 7:40 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Leesburg Hranch A rrive 157. ........ 3:55 p.m. 21.......... 2:50 p.m. 101.. ..... 5:60 p.m. 26. ........ 1:30 p.m. 22 Ovirde Branch xNo. 126 ........ 7:45 p.m. xNo. 127. utTiimnnm X— Daily, except Sunday. While they Inst we will give a Latest Style Departs DURHAM DUPLEX RAZOR 3:40 p.m. wllh every package uf blade* purchnHcd A valuable article Riv­ en away Saturday with each purchase. See ad­ vertisement in Friday’s Herald.— Lloyd’s Shoe Store. BALL HARDWARE COMPANY 313-ttc IF IT W A N T A GOOD USED C A R SEE N. H. G A R N E R OR VO LIE W IL L IA M S 1 Ford, 1921, nearly n e w ................................ 1 Ford ........................................................ 1 Oldsmohile 8, 7-passenger........................... 1 Dort, nearlv new l Anderson .............................................‘ ■ N s $395.00 5 225.00 695.00 ■ •150.00 8■ 600.00 ■■ 1 O verla n d ................................................. 200.00 All In Good contli Just Back of tlons. Good terms Peoples’ Bank Employment Bureau the address of persons living there unless they have a telephone. Of course everybody of consequence ought to have telephone service now, but all of those who can’t arc of con­ sequence to themselves, nml many of them are o f consequence to other*, Moral: Live out In the country, where everybody knows you.— Boston Dully Globe. , : HAVE YOU HEARD? N.H. GARNER a ■ a ssssE S S iO isia sB sisisx isa isisin iiisiiisiiiiisiiB iisiiii Tired Feet ~ L*Ui* Massage gently with soothing HtlenmolalUm C eth, rssU ; . J & SSSSISSSSISlIIISSIBSIISIkSSSSISIIIISSmilSISSSBSIUI Shriners, ^Attention: 1 desire to meet alt members o f the Mystic Shrine Friday evening in the Palm Room o f the Valdez Hotel nt 8 o'clock to discuss holding o f a Cere­ monial here during May. F. L. M IL L E R ?! A re You Thinking* About a Summer Camp For Your Boys This Summer? Tho mountains o f North Curollna nro tho best locations in tho world for health and that chnnge o f climnto needed by Floridinns and espec­ ially tho growing boys. Laurel Park Camp Near ■ s s Hendersonville g is one o f the best camps in tho South as well ns one o f the moat reas­ onable with a lino corps o f teachers end councillors, with the best athletic instructors, with tho lake fo r sw’ lmming, with pure drinking water, good food, sanitary in every respect. Send fo r Catalogue or See Me Personally ROBERT J. H O LLY, Jr. S A N P O IID , FI.OIMIIA i �35B3 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1922 PAGE SIX MARCH SEN. TRAMMELL WILL NOT STEP Seeming Proof That Instinct Is ASIDE FOR BRYAN Not Infallible. ttfnall Creatures Dragged Themielvcs to Death Because No Ons of Them Had Any Initiative, At nix o'clock In the morning I wax starting fur u swim In a litltUlt Uuluita Jungle wlicu, at the foot of the laboratory ati-p* I m w u awlttly mov­ ing. hroail Hue of urmy unta on safari, pun-'Inti through the cotupouuil to the beach. I tracial thorn hack umJer the servant*' quartan, through two clumps of buiuhoos, to an outhouse. latter, 1 followed along the column down to the river natal, through • UeiiKo muvs of timlcthrunh, through a hollow log. up the hunk, hack through light Jungle— to the outhouse aguln; and on a large fallen log, a few feet beyond the »|«<t where ihelr nest had been, tlie ends of the circle actu­ ally iante together. It was the must astonishing thing, and I had to verify It again and aguln before 1 could bellove the evidence of tny eyes. It was a strong column, six lines wide In many places, and the uuts fully believed that they were on their way to a new home; for most were carrying eggs or lunae, although many had food. For an liour, at uuon, during heavy rain, the column weakened and almost disappeared; hut when the sun relumed, the Unci rejoined, and the revolution of the vicious circle con­ tinued. Careful tncatiumucut of the greet ctrc- showed a circumference of 1 "0 feet. We timed the laden anti and found that they averaged two to two and three quarter* inches a second. So a given Individual would complete the round In about two houra and a half. All the afternoon the Insane circle Jevolvd; at midnight, the hosts were still moving; the second morning many had weakened and dropped their bur­ dens and the general pace hud very appreciably slackened. Hut still the blind grip of Instinct held them. On, on, on, they must got Always before In Ihelr nomadic life there had been a goal--* sanctuary of hollow tree, snug heart of bamboos; surely this terrible grind must end somehow. Through aun and cloud, day and night, hour after hour, there was found no ant, with Indlvtdui, Initiative enough to turn aside an ant's breadth from the clrcie that he had traversed peril ops lfl times. Fewer and fewer now came along the well-worn path; burdens littered the line of march, like the arms and accoutrements thrown down hy a re­ treating army. At last, a scanty single line struggled past— tired, hopeless, be­ wildered, Idiotic and thoughtless to the lost. Then some half-dead ant struggled froln tho circle along the beach and threw the line behind him Into con­ fusion. 'Hie desperation of tola I ex­ haustion had acc-ompIDhed what ne­ cessity and opportunity and normal life could not. Several other* fol­ lowed his -rent Instead of thnt lead­ ing back toward the outhouse; auil aa an amoeba gradually Hows Into one of II m own pseudopodlu, so the forlorn hope of the great Helton army passed slowly down the bench and on Into the Jungle. Would they die singly nud In be­ wildered groups, or would the rem nan: draw together, and, ugsln guid­ ed by the supertnlnd of Iti mentor, lay the foundation of another army, and again come to nest In my outhouse?— William Beebe In the Atlantic Monthly. Knew Him Well. One summer I visited tn a fashiona­ ble little town In the West. I went to a tea <me afternoon, and while there met a woman who said she knew some one who lUed In the town In which I also lived She asked me If I happened to know a certain man, I said: “ Yes, I know who he Is. And I remember that at one time he took u lariat rope end tried to lariat a well-educated und charming school teacher because he wanted her to marry his son. Kite did not seem will­ ing. so he used these measures to force her to do so." After this explanation of the knowl­ edge I possessed of the turn she added; “ Well, my dear, he Is my brother." 1 sought another part of the garden. —Chicago Tribune. S A Y S H E IN TE N D S T O KU N A N D IS C O N F ID E N T OF E LE C TIO N . larger number are refualng to sign the petitions than those that are sign­ ing them. In some localities, I am informed, to help the petition m ove­ ment it is said thnt I w ill not bo a candidate, which statement is fulse. Some o f the petition circulators state, in tryin g to induce voters to sign, thnt the petition amounts to nothing und docs not bind them, which o f course is untrue as the wording o f the petition is thnt the voter pledges his vote and active support. Some o f these people state that the movement Is not antagonistic to me. This state­ ment o f course is untrue, Yet some people will sign any kind o f a petition without rending it. Fay has also been offered for circulating petitions. W A S H IN G T O N , March 29 .~That he w ill not step nsido to allow oven W illiam Jennings Rrynn to make hia way into the United States senate from Floridn; thnt Brynn has not lived in that state long enough yet to he recognised ns a legal voter In "It has been talked in some quar­ Florida; thnt the mnin demand fo r ters thnt I would be gotten out o f Brynn to run for tho sonntc comes Mr. Brynn’a w ay by being appointed from Trammcll'Si political 'enemies; thnt rumors thnt Mr. Tram mell would on a federal commission at ten thou­ get out o f the way i f appointed to sand dollars n year. This Is false. some federal commission at n $10,- I would not entertain such proposi­ 000 a year salary are without founda­ tion fo r a moment. I have nevur bar­ tion; and that money Is being spent tered and traded in politics. I will to secure circulation o f petitions fo r not do so now. This is just a piece signature;! urging Brynn to enter the o f scheming politics to deceive the primnry. These things nrc summed Florida voters. Some o f my political up In n statement by Senator Park enemies w ill sign these petitions Trammell o f Floridn, and he closes some people w ill sign any kind o f n the statement with the emphatic an ­ petition, and some who have been nouncement that he w ill remnln In misled by the misleading tactics tho race and is confident o f renoml* adopted hnve probably signed but my political enemies nnd the other sign­ nation and re-election. ers, which w ill be no great proportion Senator Trnnimel! says in his state, o f the white democratic voters o f ment: Florida, cannot settle the question. “ I nin n candidate fo r election to a second term In the sennte and feel The sovereign w ill o f the democratic confident o f winning by cn over­ party will bt expressed nt the ballot whelming majority In the June pri­ box on June tf hy the white demo­ maryW hile some o f m y political cratic voters o f Floridn. My cause enemies and some republicans have w ill he submitted to them and 1 hnvo for months been trying to stir up op­ absolute confidence that I w ill be position to me, they have been unable re-elected by a sweeping m ajority by to arouse any great amount o f op­ the people whom I have faithfu lly position. It seems to he quite gen­ served in the United State? senate ! erally believed thnt 1 will not bo op- nnd in every other office thnt it has posed by nny public man o f Florida, been my honor and privilege to who hns heretofore been identified serve." with the political and public nffnlrs o f my state. These public men who LOOK O U T FOIt H O R S E H A IR S H A V IN G B RU SH ES ON M A R K E T have fo r years been Identified with Florida, and many o f whom would ( l l z ' I ' k f A a a . ir lM t r il I ' r r a a l make good United States senators, ns J A C K S O N V IL L E , March 29.— The Florida hns just ns rapahle nnd able Stato Board o f Henlth has issued a public men as nny state in tho Union, circular urging thnt dealers in and realise thnt a very largo m ajority purchasers o f shaving brushes in F lor­ of the people o f my state nro satis­ idn Inspect tho brushes carefully nnd fied with my services In the «enate select only those which hnve been and they are favorable tv my re- • properly sterilized hy the manufac­ election. It seems thnt my only poa. turer. Colonel Raymond C. Turke, slide opposition Is Hon. V . J. Rrynn, state health officer, recently was ad­ who Is not a registered voter la vised by the Public Henlth Servlco Florida, and who rnnnot register un­ in Washington that the New York til some fiv e or six weeks before the authorities had prohibited tho manu­ June prim ary, ns he hns not y et been facture o f shnving brushes from horse a citizen o f the state one year, nnd hair in thnt state nnd thnt such action who, n" Is well known, was n citizen might result in the shipment o f nnd voter o f Nehrnskn until recently, stocks o f horse hair to states where having been n candidate In thnt state there is no legal objection to shnving less than two years ngo. brushes o f thnt variety. "A s to Mr. Rrynn'* persnnnl nttlThe action taken by the state e f tudo regarding ibis possible cnndlN ew York was in order to eliminate they, 1 hnve no comment to make. In regnrd to the fight being made on mo the possibility o f transmitting an­ by a few, however, I w ill sny l do thrax to human beings. The disease is prim arily one o f lower animals hut hot propose to sit idly hy nny longer nnd permit them to continue hy mis. human rases npponr nmnng those representations and fallacious argu­ who handle hides, hnirs o f nnimnls or become infected through th” use o f ments, to try to deceive the people shaving brushes manufactured from o f Floridn into bringing about oppo­ the hairs o f anthrnx nnimnls. sition tn me. "W e Floridans hnve felt a great pride in our state, we have been proud o f Florida's wonderful growth, nnd justly so. In the highest esteem we thrive held Florida’s progressive, enterprising nnd intelligent citizenship. I f there is n state in the Union thnt is 'on the map’ it is Florida. The Cleans* and sweeten the system state with her progressive ami splen­ eeeh morning end wesh awey did citizenship, with her charm, her poisonous, stagnant matter. wonderful resources nnd nnturnl ad­ vantages, Is decidedly 'on the map.' T hoco o f Ua who arc accustomed to Yet. to further their political ends, n f i d dull and heavy when we arise; few politicnl enemies of mine nnd n splitting headnche, stu ffy from a cold, few republicans, who desire Ito try foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stomto split up tho democratic party, are nch, lame buck ran instead both look reflecting upon our state ami Flor- and feel as fresh as a daisy always bin’s enterprising and progressive cit­ by washing the poisons nnd toxins izenship hy saying the state needs from tho body with phosphnted hot one man 'to 'put it on the map’ and water each morning. to advertise Florida, W ith their W e should drink, before breakfast, shoulders to the wheel thousands up­ n glass o f hot water with n teaspoon­ on thousands o f enterprising Florida ful o f limestone phosphate in it to citizens have fo r years been carry­ flush from the stomach, liver, kidneys ing on this work and they have made and bowels the previous day's indi­ such a good job o* it that to* the gestible waste, sour bile nnd poisonous thoughtful it seems absurd nnd ridic­ toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening nnd ulous fo r nny Floridan to now talk purifying the entre alimentary trnct about one man putting Florida on the before eating more food. map. Such contention is resented by The action o f limestone phosphate a very large m ajority o f the people and hot water on nn empty stomach o f Floridn and should be. “ About four weeks ngo a man nnm. is wonderfully invigorating. It Henna t-ti , Walsh, who ia not a registered out all the sour fermentations, gases, voter o f Floridn and who catne to waste and acidity nnd gives one a fine A quarter the state only a few monthn ago appetite fo r breakfast. pound o f limestone phosphate costs from Pennsylvania, opened in his ofvery little at the drug store, but is fice nt Miami hcndqunrters fo r the enough to make anyone who is purpose o f sending tout petitions for circulation, requesting Mr. Bryan to bothered with billiousness, constipa­ run for the sennte, the signers pledg­ tion, stomach trouble or rheumatism ing Mr. Bryan their vote and active an enthusiast on internal sanitation. K in g Abandons Chapel Royal. It la reported In English church cir­ cles that *hi> king Is tntnklng about unburdening the civil list hy ceasing the use of the t.'hnpel lloyul, ftt. James’ pnlnre. The king and queen never attend oervlees at St. James', preferring the private chapel at tlurk Ingham palace Historical students and sentimental Londoners will he murh grieved, for the service In that ancient building, which belongs In the Holbein period of the palace, with the hoy choristers -—•‘the children of the Chapel Itoyal" — In their beautiful uniform of scarlet and gold, like pages of antique pat­ tern, la one of the moat curious and support. Mr. Walsh who, though not beautiful survivals of the lime. a voter in Florida hut who ia tryin g to run the politics o f Florida, has sent Easily Arranged. *'Hld you make any New Year rests these petitions broadcast. Some o f lutlona?" those receiving them refused to cir"Not for myself," replied Sena tot culnto them and sent the petitions Sorghum. "My constituents provide to me, some .consigned them to the me with resolutions ready made fot waste basket, nnd some aro being all seasons of the year. All 1 am ex­ pected to do It to write back and tell circulated mostly by political cnethem how much better they are than mles o f mine. A ll kinds o f misleading anything I could thlLk up on my owa tactics arc being used to get signers, yet It Is my information that a fa r aecocpL" ixing a Glass Drinking of Hot W ater is a Splendid Habit Herald want ads get results. A valuable article giv­ en away Saturday with each purchase. See ad­ vertisement in Friday’s Herald.— Lloyd’s Shoe Store. 313-ltc If You Wish to Help and Enlarge Home Industry a n d h av e a secu re a n d p ro fita b le in v est­ m en t fo r y o u rselt, y o u can d o th is b y in ­ v e stin g in som e o f the First Mortgage Bonds ot the Zachary-Tyler V eneer Co. There will be but a limited amount sold. Just enough to take care o f the expansion o f the business. This mill was obliged to turn down as much business as hooked this year and there is no need o f the amount of money that this would represent, going out o f the county. An Enlarged Mill Means thousands o f dollars distributed here each month as well as cheaper prices on crates for the farmers. There will he No Stock Sold Means, Messrs. Zachary and Tyler will take all o f the increased issue o f stock and all o f the business risk. The investor will have a first mort­ gage on the entire plant. In addition to this there will be a special Bonus Feature to the farmer on all crates purchased which will make a very attractive and profitable investment. The Bonds will pay 8°|0 Semi Annually Your money is invested at home. The proceeds o f the mill are used at home. Did you ever stop to think how this works out from the Bankers Standpoint Call and see us for corroberative information. M a r y - T y l e r V en eer Co. �■ ,■ f ir* t 1.7ml1••ewsic' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 29, 1922 BBBaaiflflBBflBBBBBBBBBBBSBaBBBBBBBBB PAGE SEVEN B lIB B aB aaB B lIB B aB B IflflU IS B B B B B B IB a B IflB B S B IB B lS IlB R Iiaa aiiaaa AUCTION SALE Beuna Vista Estates Saturday, April 1st, 10 A. M. EZY EZY TERMS TO Q U ICK BUYERS TO HIGHEST BIDDERS REGARDLESS OF PRICE, V A L U E OR LOCATIO N GIVEN A W A Y FREE Hams, bacon, sacks o f flour, bag’s o f salt, sugar, pounds of coffee, aluminum ware, kitchen utensils, rugs, socks, stockings, dishes, cutlery, Florida souvenirs, brushes, combs, necklaces, baskets, shirts, skirts, brooms and oth­ er useful and valuable articles. You must attend the sale and he present when articles are given away. GET FRFF GREEN D RAW ING T IC K E T A T M ILLER'S F U R N I­ TURE STORE. Hand TWIN AUCTIONEERS SELL TH E SAM E LOT A T TH E SAME TIM E TO THE SAME CROWD A T THE SAM E BID FROM T H E SAME W AGON A N D SPEAK IN THE SAM E TONE O F VOICE Free Lot Street Parade Dinner on Ground Money placed on every lot we sell—yours if you find it first. Who will catch Greasy Pig? Possum given away, too. F.E. SHERM AN, J. L. G RH AAM , G. M. G R AH AM , Owners Orlando, formerly o f Bar Harbor, Maine. BOWMAN LAND COMPANY s Charleston, W . V a . cent, while in the seven yearn ending for bundling u tra ffic no larger were with 1920 the nuntU-r o f both loco­ ?2.1100,1)00,000 more than in 1919. The only remedy for high rates is the tomotives and cars increased only ductlon o f operating expenses. One o f slightly over two per cent. The rail­ the things most needed to make pos­ ways bandied the heavy business o f sible large and permanent reductions D U N N 'S ID E A S ON HOW TO 1917, 191R nnd 1920 largely with sur­ o f expenses is the investment o f a SO LVE l*ItOHLKM. plus capacity provided in earlier large amount of capital in improve­ years. Their suurplus capacity wns ments which will enable the railways N E W O R L E A N S , U ., March 29.— exhausted by 1920 nnd future in­ to operate more economically. Neither There in absolutely no way to solve creases o f business must be hnndlcd, tile capital needed fo r these improve­ the railroad problem under private Jif at all, with increases o f capacity ments, nor that needed to ennble the ownership which does not include let­ made in future. railways to expand their capacity can tin g the railways earn net returns "You may consolidate the railwnys be raised unless the railways are a l­ that are reasonable compared with :>r not consolidate them. You may lowed to earn a reasonable net r e ­ those earned in other lines o f busi­ repeal the rate making provisions of turn. ness, Samuel O. Dunn, o f Chicago, the Transportation act as many nd-j "Reductions o f rates are desirable told the Western Petroleum Heffners vacate, or you may let them stand. but any reductions made In disregard You may Increase the powers o f the o f the necessity o f the railways earn­ Association here. "The decline in the development of labor board nnd the Interstate Com­ ing adequate net returns will indlfthe railways has continued until It merce Commission, nr you may reduce inltcly postpone needed improve­ has become a menace to the business them. Whatever else Is done, however, ments. and prosperity o f the entire country,” the railways w ill not be able ade­ " I f when general business revives ja id Mr. Dunn. "The railways with quately to increase their facilities, nnd \ we hnve more acute congestions o f fh e ir existing enpnaity could hardly they will not be aide to hnndle n traffic and a relatively greater short­ hnndle a larger trnffic than they largely increased trnffic when it age o f facilities o f transportation handled in 1920. In view o f past ex­ comes, miles- they are allowed to earn than ever before, what attitude is the perience it is reasonable to assume a net return sufficient to cause new public going to assume? that nftcr business revives the de­ investment o f fr«m\ one billion to two " I f we ever get government owner­ mand for transportation w ill within billion dollars n year in their securi­ ship o f railwnys in this country it a few years be 40 to ">0 per cent ties fo r some years. will not Iw n result o f thoughtful and "T o allow the railways to earn rea­ larger than in 1920. sillier discussion nnd decision, but o f "R a ilw a y freight business increased sonable net returns does not involve some violent outburst o f public senti­ 40 per' cent between 1900 and 1913, keeping their rates high. Their net ment precipitated by inability o f the and again Increased 40 per cent be­ return in 1921 wns one-half billion railways to handle satisfactorily the tween 1013 and 1920. In the form er dollars le«s than in 1919, although country’s commerce." period, however, the number o f lo­ their rates were much higher. Their comotives increased 24 per cent and rates had to be so much higher mainThe Herald for Rost Curds. the number o f freigh t cars also 24 per ly because their operating expenses L E T R A ILR O A D S E A R N R E ASO N ­ AB LE R ETU R NS k SALES AGENTS [ SQU IR E EDGEGATE— n.i» r5 Q U I R Z . y O U R , X J 2L £ i5 lO M >H THU \ CHSl Fr*3 /H0l5T U H J u i* A N D I . 7W I/V* y o u « V DNfj>H >s /vor X H i T T 'W i cw a ' ■ c y n n »i» dR ^ T H f \ 7 CiPLOHOH o r U 'S R L S p c c t N i l e CO S r y o u T £ W D O LLAR 3 *o* C.OH I f M P T Iritcr-n at’l t'nrtoon Co., N. 'Y. Const Line to Otter Summer Rates to Florida Says O’Neal is worthy of the claim Florfdn is a fittin g place to spend summer vaca­ tions. Although the message received by Mr. O'Neal did not state on what date the new rates would becomo effective it is believed the) w ill be­ come operative in the near future, lasting until next October, when tho winter season opens,— Orlando Senti­ nel. women’s ticket or stop courting the young women. Election officials are o f the opinion that a majority o f the men voted for the women rnndidntea niuf that it was the heavy women vote that de­ feated Mrs. McDermott nnd Mrs. Steiner. The Atlantic Const Line rnitrond will o ffe r special tourist fares to Florida during the summer months, the reduction to apply to nil points O C ALA A R ISIN G FROM in the state, where winter tariffs TH E ASHES O F HID FIR E nre listed, it was announced yester­ day by W. It. O'Neal, locnl repreTK X RICKARD A C Q U ITTE D I lls T h r A ia n rla O S I'rra s l sentntive o f the road. O C A LA , March 29.— From the Ol A L L ( 'l l ARC EH Mr. O’Neal made public n telegram ashes o f the curious fire in the busi­ A N D IN D IC T M E N T S ho received from executives o f the ness section o f Ocala February 18, road which stated that the round trip (IIS Thr I'rvaal eighteen new buildings already arc rates to Florida cities from northern NEW YO RK, March 29. — Tex rising. George MncKny A Co., who points would be made on n basis of Rickard, acquitted o f charges o f nssuffered the heaviest loss in the fire, eighty per cent o f the rates now in «)iiilt and abduction early today, have begun construction o f what will existence. The message said further probably will not he called upon to he ono o f the hundsomest mercantile that the new rates would he tendered answer to three similar indictments Within two connecting mads fo r busing purposes found ngninst him by the grand jury, buildings in Florida. weeks after the fire the insurance ad­ in compiling fares to Floridn. Assistant District , Attorney Decora justments, clearing o f the debris was The action o f the Atlantic Const indicated today. under way, and n week ngo the MacLine is generally hailed as n» assur­ Kay company began work on Its new ance that therailronds are at last t<* S W E E T H E A R T S T U F F building. Work on tho Chace and recognize Florida ns an nll-thc-yrarF A IL E D TO WORK Gerig building is expected to bo under nrotind state and it is predicted that way at an early date. nil lines running into the state will Illy Thf %MnrlMfrd l*rr»»l The new MncKnKy building will C H AR LO TTE , In., March 28. Han follow the example set by the Coast lie three stories in height ns against Cupid lost his election fight in C h a r.1 Line. The locnl Chamber o f Commerce lotto today, nil women candidates for the two stories o f the old one. The front w ill he o f hu ff colored brick, has joined with other chambers in city offices being defeated. with the mortar indented nqd with During tho campaign a number of the slate and the Florida development pinto glass show window^ on the hoard o f Jacksonville in the effort mothers with marriageable daugh­ ground floor nnd nlrge steel sash winto obtain the recognition from the ters, supported by the daughters windows with prism glasses on the themselves, announced that the g ir ls '( railroads, believing that the climate in this state in the summer monlhs young men friends must support the second and third floors. Fellow Paid a Pretty Penny (or His Thoughts On the Matter! �V A s .. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1922 PAG E TW O SANFORD DAILY HERALD P i M b k H f f t r r i f l t t M H » i m »I Aar i t the U r r a U B « l l l l u < IVT H i k « * I I « A t * , U m l e r t . Via. THE HERALD PRINTING CO. U *H «r tt. J . 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But once starting some­ thing we never quit until somebody puts it over and we knew when the Chamber o f Commerce took up the g olf question and put S. O, Chase as chairman o f the committee that some­ thing would bo done and it was. N ow Sanford Is in a fa ir way to have a falrwny second to none in the coun­ try. e HOKItOWINC. M O N E Y TO P A Y DEBTS. W H I Secrctary Mellon estimates that the receipts from tho March pay­ ments o f income and profit taxes will total 400 million dollars. This will be .100 millions less than such receipts in March, a year ago. W e clip the above from an ex­ change nnd have no reason to doubt Its accuracy. It shows an alarm ing ,|r fjr iPn(.y in the resources o f tho govtirnnicnt ( a deficiency with every year wb|cb tnkcil us farther awny from ty10 b]0ntcd incomes, and the exorbltnnt profits o f the flush war times. It brings us face to face with n mj j»hty inconvenient dllemmn. There „ „ M0 mm|on do,In„ o f frenBury protection, and schools, to say noth­ ■ ing o f the utilities such as light, gas, water and power. Where would the money come from to support these needed protections? Bonds, you say? Bonds, interest and r e ­ tirement, depend on taxes, and you could get nothing from the tax-exempt new property values which you would be hound to protect. O f course Safety Harbor is o f age and knows its own business, presum­ ably» but It perhaps has overlooked the fact that almost every municipal­ ity in this country has ceased to ex­ empt new business from paying its just part o f tho expense o f protection and government which it w ill enjoy in any place it proposes to set down. — Tampa Tribune. ----------- o----------- • Bom* of them city apartments are N E W S P A P E R S H E L P F L O ­ so small that a feller can't swnllow a R ID IA N S (JET E D U C A T IO N without pressing th' Janitor's bell. UNCLE HANK G A IN E S V IL L E , March 20.— Florida newspapers have helped another thou­ cities like Miami, W est Palm Beach, sand Floridians get started or renew Daytona, Jacksonville and Orlando their educational activities since Jan­ hnve had bends to sell and in all casos uary 1st by publishing a notice at that ■ - o -------------------the bonds brought more than par. time concerning the scholarships o f­ The last batalllon o f soldier dead re Y et in some communities wo are fered by the state in correspondenceturned from France yesterday. It told that boosting does not pay. That i study through the General Extension e a lli to memory mnny sad events in a Chamber o f Commerce or a 8 “ * D iTJ lon 'oT th c U n lv e rs it^ „ f Florida', connection with the war and the faces o f Trade was an expense and that ^ nnJ thlrty.fwo ncw , tu. o f those boys who went over so filled the town could not afford o pay f o r , ^ h#ve cnroUcd nnJ nlt*ched to wlth ardor and hope. a live wire secretary, and in t h o s . , ^ |ic>t,onil noticc, frora forty------------0----------same towns today the own authorfda„ and w etkly newspapers 1 1 .. a . a, ( L a H liH la , H A H t I ■ • I A tf (t V * r n O n Sec pictures in pnper o f a girl and ties or the Acounty commissioner* have i 7"*! ...... 7 ' ~ ‘ » her fellow who she has promised to to fi|rht „ kc Mn to get even 05 p e r ; mentioning a large number of Among tho marry and has fooled him five tim e *, certificates which must he redeemed cent o f the total. The bond houses 11 V baIH-'rs students registered arc men nnd wornby refusing to go through with the a* orce j f Uncle g nm would maintain won’t give par although the tax pay. , , , , . , en nnd girls and boys o f all ages who ceremony nt the altar. In looking ift bjs r(,pm fttion o f a prompt debt pnycr. ers w ill pay par nnd then some. i .. ,I ,. ,* fo some reason or. other• were *. ., 1UrI h UIIIU IV MJPUM w ” - *— not ~ thoni one docs not wonder nt it. They , t is |mpn*slble to think o f his nllowNow, d o e.n t it pay to U^ost? ^ lo fjnish lhcjr cducation and dc both look like nuts. ^ O f courso they jnj* i bll( reputation, gained through Hasn't the secretory o f the Lakeland ^ u fthead wjth ,t a l iMn time, are in "high society." tho stress o f so mnny years, to go Chamber o f Commerce been n paying or those W’ho nre seeking practical in­ ° by the board. It must be maintained investment? Is there any move on General Pershing says the rcduc- at wbnt, vcr COf,t. To pay this 550 foot to disenrd their secretary and struction which will help them make a better living nnd become better cit­ lions In the army are a serious blow llli|;i3nw o f dollars o f indebtedness, thus save n bit o f money? Lakeland to the nation's m ilitary policy. Well, ,cfcrPtl,ry Mellon has but 400 mil- is one o f the best inland towns in izens. B. C. Riley, director o f the General Gen. old boy, it was done for that very |j„nB 0f dollars o f revenue. Of course, Floridn nnd is not fa r behind Orlan­ purpose, you know. Sort o f .lone for jt cnn.t hp done nut onc cour8p j8 do when it comes to business trans­ Extension Division says, "Florida the good of tho nation like calling the oppn to hirn Tnxnt!on c nnnol b). acted yearly. Pessimists are not al­ newspapers arc the one great agency made it possible fo r the boys out in time o f wnr and nil that jnrrf.n)lrd f or it (inn already passed lowed to stay in the town over night. „which ,has „ , . ril , , „ * „ . . , . , , i _ . , , , . General Extension Division to enroll stuff. You know what we mean. the limit o f safety, nnd is stngnat- Thry do not try t « fit square pegs . , * . . , .... - . * . . , . , , , . ' r not only the greatest number o f stuing i*ll business with its weight. into round boles In Lake-land ns the , % , „ , , , dents o f any of tho divisions in the This pnrt o f the state will not mind t;nc|c s am must borrow money to pay citizens are up nnd doing every , _ , . 7 South, but to take front rank among tho increased assessment made or. jier- hlh dcbtj, ,t dlsagroeable but minute. ' those in the United States. The Gen­ lonal nr.d real property by the state noecssnry. plnns nre under wny to The members o f the Cocon Board equalizer if he makes the balance of jRBUr. o/;q millions o f trensury ccrtlG- o f Trade and also in Moore Hnven era! Extension Division is the agen­ tho state pay their pro rata share o f ,.ntos to pay o f f these old certificates hnve discarded their respective secre­ cy through which the University of tho taxes. Wo arc willing to pay all nnd provldo a iittle rpady cn!(h tj ,,, taries on the ground o f economy nnd Florida offers its great educational the traffic will stand but we want it treniury must adopt the plan o f Mi- imagine that some o f the members advantages and resources to all the to come back to us nnd not go for im- cnwbrr to pay <iiie note by w riting who also have a multitude o f per- people regardless o f residences, pre­ education or training nnd ad|mu. nmni.t at some olher point where annth.'r, and Thank God, that debt’s son a i and other duties to perform wilt vious . , . „ , . , 1 , . , 1vantages. The Division is supported they pay but little taxes. paid." Or it might adopt the German hnve nothing else to do but give their , * ... . __________________ ,,, , hy a stnte appropriation nnd with the plan o f printing untold millions—or time fre«» gratis to their public boost­ assistance o f newspapers is trying to Seattle woman amputated her own b| J lion i-of paper money, and paying ing machine. The result will be n u t n vitn if 11r<fi li 11a n u i iio ll i m m . » * . . ■ * . . . reach folks particularly in the isolat­ arm yesterday because "u spirit com- lt„ dchtn with that, but that would nothing accomplished. ed sections of the state who want mundod her to do bo and now she Is bp a r(>mcdy wnrse than the disease, Hire a secretary even if your taxos not expected to live. Again we urc „ nd 8Urp to ,(p fo |juvred by digastor. are boosted. H ire n live w ire every more education. Citizens who desire practical assistance may find some o f called upon to remark that spirits in llncle Same hns greatly the advan­ time and your bonds, like those in the Agricultural Reading Courses, these days iiru funny things. Now, tage o f the average citizen, In his Lakeland, will bring par or more. . . ___, i Teachers' Review Courses, Conirnerwhen we were young, the spirits hov- I ability to borrow. H i* credit is good A live town Is made so by the citl. i , , „ m i . o i . i Verad nround the corner grocery and r„ r ftny nmmlnl (ll nny (imp or pJncc zens nnd not by nny other ' ngcncy.— I rial Courses, High School Courses or i the Civil Service Courses o f particular they were good spirits and never com- IJut hp is determined to keep it good Florida Post. interest. Address General Extension mended any o f us lo cut o ff our When the average citizen finds his inarms. Division, Gainesville. come inadequate to meet his expenses E X E M P T IN G T A X E S . with no prospect o f increasing it, he There arc so mnny fine affairs all begins to think o f economy nnd re­ D A U G H E R TY B A Y S C IV IL The Safety Harbor Herald says: over the state to which wo arc in­ trenchment. N ot so with congress. S E R V IC E H IN D R A N C E TO The City Commissioners, at vited every day—social affairs, busi­ G O V E R N M E N T E F F IC IE N C Y It scorns economy, especially in its their meeting cn Tuesday night, ness affairs and nil kinds o f gather­ own expenses. Not long since it voted passed the ordinance which hns ings where we could havo such a good $500,000 fo r the purchase o f seeds fo r W A S H IN G T O N , March 29.— Belief been watched fo r with interest by that the civil service is a hindrance time in pleasure and profit combined congressmen to ' distribute to their mnny who contemplate building to government efficiency was express­ -but we cannot get away from this constituents, in the hope o f influencthis spring, that o f exempting the i' jklit if nil ♦typew vnmvri iivnl office flnftk t__ _n *few ..... vote„ * . \. |(Ur,. Rrnft ,vIl|ch „ . beautiful riter and desk in(r ed by Attorney-General Daugherty, city taxes for five years from to which w . have been chained by ha5 Itopn P)tpolcd „ nJ dpr!dcd time testifying recently before the house date o f the ordinance nn nil build­ appropriations committee. the dear little daily. j out „ r mjnd( j,ul still persists in conings and additions to buildings. " I t is probably a gratuitous sugges­ 0 * gross, even while the nntion hns to It is never the purpose o f the Trib­ Tampa is bonding fo r IflO.OOO for j ,„)rn,w monoy t0 ,u honwt dcbtB. tion, but I believe the civil service une to hinder in any way the progres­ ™ ? : W ta t I. popularly known ns the "pork sive steps o f nny plnee. but it would is an interference to some extent in ■eems like a large sum but it is none u , „ . . the discharge o f public business," said barrel b ill" is nnothcr illustration o f -nil rnll attention o f the city o f Safety . . . . . . , . too large for a growing city like ,, . . |tho attorney-general, ns quoted in the the reluctance o f congress to practice Harbor to one or two things in the [ . , , V , Tainpa. Sanford wants to bond for economy when it trenches on their pet . . ,, , . f printed rccoro of the hearing. “ While matter o f exempting pting property from . , , ... .. I am attorney general and while tho water front improvements an,I some privilege.. The nation rejoiced when taxation fur n number o f years ns nn people cannot see it but the lake front congress passed the budget bill, a fter inducement to new business to come civil service law is In the statutes I nnd terminals and docks and piers w ill enforce it and observe it ns I ex­ long years o f solicitation and Director in. and boat basin will be the greatest Dawes took bold o f it with nn ener­ pect to enforce and observe all laws. In the first pince the homo mer­ assets o f this city ill the next ten getic determination to effe ct somo " I believe if it wore not for tho civil chant and business man who has year*. W ater transportation hns real economies in our wasteful m eth­ service we could get along with less struggled along during tho past years come to stay and will be the biggest ods. He hns already done much good, , . , . , , , , than two-third* o f the number o f cmdoing his pnrt in keeping up the ex- , thing in the south in a f*w years. nnd instituted many reforms, saving non.n fun,! n ... ,m,,Cr civil *Crvict'- «»•* pense fund o f n city, has ns much the nation millions o f dollars, hut if right to be exempt from taxntion for ably get twice as much work out of W e wish we could convince the pro- congress is to ignore and override his a period o f years to allow him to them." Asked b y .a member to explain just pie here that the Importance o f th e 1recommendations at will, his further catch up with improvements he wishes now what might be done. Mr. Daugh­ river transtnirtation, the deepening o f usefulness will be curbed The earnto make, or to increase the stock he erty said: the St. Johns river, the cutting o f the wholehearted co-operation o f needs. It Is nil right to encourage "1 suppose the department o f juscanal into] Indian river and many ,.0n g r c i, |* needed to get the best ro new business, but, speaking general, . , lice hns ns good employes and ns othor improvements are the real de- sUltB front the budget. I f that is i ly, the business that comes to a place f (ljtbf u] w who are under civil service,! volopmcnU for lira section. So few l i k i n g it can be o f little good,, nnd demanding something more than the ' people seem lo be nble to look abend congress does not seem to realize the ns those who are under civil service other business men get, is so npt to and see what our river transportation necessity for economy. The obi fnshin any other department, but they be entirely fo r self, that by the time means to this city. Without the St, ioned method o f retrenching expenses are not ns anxious generally to tie in the tax-exempt period expires it is , . « . . . u i i , it , , , . pince to commence work on the dot as Jjihns river Sanford would be com. niCct a reduced Income in not in liable to sell out to some one else for !. . , . . , they ure to quit work before tho dot. pletely bottled up now and forever favor now-n-days.— Tampa Times, a good profit and seek another taxnnd yet we do not appreciate what They call the . . . I would rather take the recom­ ineasley sums given exempt town fo r another period. the river means it us. mendations o f a political committee, to the St. Johns river "p ork " but it In the second place, with tho tax•I I'it h n r l>«»m m jiiH im a n , A is the host investment the govern­ exempt seeurllU*, nr.d the uofuir self-respecting committee for the ap­ ment ever ow.de fo ; the people. I f we mnnner in which the ineome tax is Jiad nny delegation in congress we levied, three per cent o f the entire pointment o f n man or woman than he compelled to go through the ro­ could get action on our river, population Is now paying seventy per . . ,, , », , —----------o -- . cent o f the tola) tax o f the govern, _ ‘ " S E L L IN G BONDS A T PAR. mont, not including state, county nnd “ " f " Thoy urc * * * * ' } * ■ municipal taxes. Every man or busl- nLmbl ‘ T ’ rncLrK‘ tic undor the civil service ns nre those not unThe recent snle o f bond* in I-nke- nes* which is exempt from tnx pay■ der civil service.” lnnd to the amount o f $575 nbovc par ing fo r n year, or fo r a period o f i . shows that boosting a city nnd adver­ yenrs, is riding free on the hack o f The world nt your door every eventising it well does help when thnt the men who nre paying; nnd the said rity hns something to sell. Those henvy biirden o M n ra tio n " will ' never |n* for ,5c— I)ul,y I,c r n R thnt keep track o f well advertised be lifted in this country until every ■ communities cannot help but notice man pay* hi* ju*t, fa ir part. v a l u a b l e a r t i c l e griv■ Courtesy and Prompt Ser­ Ihnt tho towns thnt are boosted nnd Suppose, under n !* x exempting orU W aV S a t u r d a y w ith vice Our Motto bragged o f by their own citizens n r o ' «linnn<*c, there should grow up n city ■ , * O A the one* that get away with the o f several thousand people, where now 6RCR P U lC lia S O . oCG a G * j are but hut a few hundred, practically V C r t i s e m e i l t i l l F r i d a y ’ s Phone* 497-491 Lakeland authorities sold $100,000 nil the incrense being mndo through U p r o 1 H ___ T l n v H ’ u rorth o f bonds nnd they brought a I the exempted business. There w ou ld ,— , * * J * ‘ * W K I.A K A BLOCK little more thuii par. That speaks' grow up with it the need fo r fire S t o r e . 513-4tc well for Lakeland. Other booming protection, police protection, health ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B I B ! . £ ■ ■ ■ ■ Fellow told us today that he saw the " fift y horsemen o f the Apocolypsc" on the road tho other night and luck­ ily he had his own w ife with him. [GROCERIES! FRUITS I ’ AND VEGETABLES | S A ! DEANE TURNER W h e n The Stock Salesman Comes Around.. Tell him that you have made up your mind to buy paid up Stock in the SANFO RD B U ILD ­ ING & LO A N ASSOCIATION, because the stock pays Four per cent each six months, is safe and conservative, and last, but not least, every dollar goes immediately into homebuilding*. Have applications for more than One Hundred and F ifty Thousand Dollars— people who are waiting for the money to build. W e can’t pay stock salesmen, but ask you, that have money to invest, to discuss the matter with any of the directors o f the Build­ ing & Loan Association or with any o f our Bankers. They know. -SHARES $100.00 EACHBuy all you can |Sanford Building and Loan Association --------------- O F F I C E R S --------------T. J. M IL L E R .............. ..................... President II. It. S T E V E N S ......................... Vicc-PreBident A. P. C O N N E L L Y ........ Secretary and Treasurer ------------ 1) I R E C T O U S------------I). L. T H R A S H E R S. O. S IIIN H O L S E R .. Employment Bureau.. B. F. W H IT N E R FO R E ST L A K E Shriners, Attention! The vocational commlttco o f the Busi­ I desire to meet all member* o f th ness nr.d Professional Women’s Club Mystic Bhrino Friday evening In th requests all young women dsslring Palm Room o f the Valdes Hotel at employment to register at the First o'clock to discuss holding o f a Core Nationnl Rank. moninl here during May. AGNES G. B E R N E R , Chalroian T . L. M ILLE R . Notable Lectures at the- Redpath Chautauqua “ Under the Paws of the Russian Bear” L E W IS A. C O N V I8 “ Tragedies o f the Unprepared” TH O M A S BROOKS F LE T C H E R “ The Indispensable Tools o f Democracy” F R A N K DIXON “ Furnishing the Home Beautiful” EDWIN W. UN ANGST “ What Do You Think When You Think? P A T T IS O N K I.IN R Five Big Days SEASON TICKETS FOR A L L 5 D AYS, $3.00 ■CHAUTAUQUA W E E K HERE- APRIL 4TH TO APRIL 8TH �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1922 PAGE THREE lllllllIIIIU IIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OVIEDO CH U LU O TA IN N On the Okeechobee Drench o f the F lorlil* G u t Coait Railway, Chulaota, Fla., among the pines and lakes o f Seminole county, an up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private balha and hot water heat. P in t class cuisine. Rates 12.50 to )15 0 per day; |10 to $18 per week, ac­ cording to location o f room. MBS. CHAS. D. BRUM LEY, Manager I CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY S “SERVICE THAT COUNTS" ' We hnndlc everything in j TH E F R U IT A N D VEGETABLE LINE ■ Car Lota or Less. m Ship us Richmond, Virginia \ A valuable article giv­ 911,000,000 SUIT en away Saturday with FILED AG AINST each purchase. See ad­ H E N R Y FORD vertisement in Friday’s he I 'r r . . , Herald.— Lloyd’s Shoe M IA(MI l fI, TFla., March 30.— Claiming that Henry Ford owes him $11,000,000 Store. 313-4 te T ry a Herald Want Ad today. While they last we will give a Latest Style DURHAM DUPLEX RAZOR with every pnekuge of bludcs purchased BALL HARDWARE COMPANY ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■« GLOBE PIANO CO. S A V E YO U MONBY W rite ua Empire Hotel Block O R I.A N C O , F LO R ID A Henry McLaulin, Jr. O P T IC IA N — O PT O M E TR IS T m Sanford, Fla. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS C IT Y T A X HOOKS CLOSE A P R IL 1, 1922, A F T E R W lflG H A L L T A X ES R E M A IN IN G U N P A ID W I L L nE C O LLEC TE D B Y L E V Y A N D S A L E OF T H 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 L IN Q U E N T . A L F R E D FO STER, 29i-24tc City Tax Collector, BEFORE B U Y IN G A PH O NO G RAPH — at— DRENNEN PIANO CO. O RLAND O , FLA . ta * * . SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE As ench day comes to us with the wonderful weather and the wonderful prospects unfolded to our vision in this vote o f loveliness und t ,rs it gives one n satis­ fied feeling that we are liv­ ing in a place that is just nhout ns near perfection ns one can get it on this mun­ dane sphere (whatever that means) nnd it also brings to mind that we should he happy ns the mocking bird, the June bug nnd all other orders o f creation. Our pros­ pects this day nre so hright as to dazzle the sun nnd that is going sonic. Watch the Herald for future announce­ ments o f n raise in tnxes. r.. 10 A. M. M ARCH 30, 1922 Maximum Minimum T Range Barometer Calm ami clear. Mr. Stick ney o f Daytona was in Oviedo Monday looking nfter the in­ terests o f the Southern Bell Telephone Co. TO N IG H T A T T H E HIGH SCHOOL Dr. Hilhurn, presiding elder o f the in royalties on a magneto he invented J I’ M O K PLO Y W IL L HE G R E A T for him, and which is now in use in Orlando District, preached nt the COME O U T A N D H E L P THEM Ford’s cars, Edward Huff, superin- Methodist church in Oviedo Wcdnestendent o f a Miami ••ns»in'’ering com- day night. Immediately a fter the aerAt the High School Auditorium, on pnny, yesterday filed «uit against Ford mon * Quarterly Conference wns Thursday, March 30th. The program for that amount. *ie’ dMiss Elizabeth Igiwton o f Roiiins follows: Vocal solo— Lillie Ruth Spencer. College spent the week-end with her PR E S E R V IN G EGGS IN Reading— Dorothy Stokes. parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. I.awton. W A T E R G LASS Play— “ A proposal Under D ifficul­ Rev. and Mra. L. E. W righ t were ties.” visitors to Sanford Wednesday. During the spring and cnrly sum­ Tin- east: N ext Wednesday, April 6th, has mer, when eggs are nbundant and been set ns ‘‘clct..i up day" nt the Roll Yards ley. Victor MeLnUghlin reasonable in price, attention should Oviedo cemetery. Jack Barlow ________ Rryon Stephens bo given to preserving thorn for win­ (Suitors for the hnnd o f Dorothy . On Thursday. April (tth, the Oviedo ter use. Fresh eggs properly pre­ stores begin to observe their weekly Andrews.) served may he kept for 8 to 12 months half holidays. Dorothy Andrews___ .. . . M a c Holly in excellent conditions nnd used with Miss Wana Pope spent the w eek­ Jennie, the m a id -..- Gladys Wilson good results. Chorus— "Lucky Home.” end in CJcnevn, the guest o f Miss Eggs laid during April. May, nnd |je|t,n Mornn. Rending— Miss Williams. enrly June have been found to keep Choron—" Mnmm y." Mr. ami Mrs. T. J. Brannon nnd better than those In id later in the Mrs. C. L. West nnd baby arc spend­ Egyptian Dance— Mme. Fatima. season. Chorus— " I Like It." ing n few days in Jacksonville, the I f satisfactory results are to bo ob­ guests o f Misses M ary nnd Alice The progrnm is given by the Junior tained, the eggs shouh. be fresh and Brannon. Class, assisted by the Freshmen and clean and, i f partible, Infertile. E ggs The Oviedo Boy Scouts hnve or­ will he one o f tho heat events o f the that float when placed in the solu­ dered new bnso hnli suits and expect school year. The students are giving tion are not fresh and therefore can ! to have them in time fo r their game ar. interesting entertainment, full of not be preserved. When an egg is with Orlando Saturday. fun. at the reasonable prices o f thirtyonly slightly soiled, n cloth damp­ Miss Cook o f Georgin hns been visit­ five nnd twenty-five cents. ened with vinegar enn he used to re­ ing Mrs. C. T. McCullcy fo r several Don't fa il to come out. March 30th, move such stains. Under no circum­ days. to the Junior entertainment. High stances should badly soiled or cracked W. II. Kimbrel Is spending several School Auditorium. eggs he used for preserving; If put days nt home this week, looking nfter Musir will be furnished by .lames into the jnr while dirty they will spoil his farm. Schanl, piano, and James Robson, nnd washing removes a protective Mrs. A. K. Crawford le ft Saturday drums. coating which prevents spoiling. for Jacksonville, a fter spending two Water-Glass Method. weeks with her mother, Mrs. M. M. " E X IDE B A T T E R Y S E R V IC E ” the A good method fo r the preservn- King. strongest ir tho world. Wo are paid tion o f eggs Is the use of water glass to examine nnd rc-flil your batter or sodium silicate. I f the price o f T H E E A 8 T K K IIA7.A Alt free o f charge. Tho Battery is tho water glass (sodium silicinte) Is about o f the Pipe Organ Club w ill he held life of the car. Wo re-charge nnd re­ 30 cents n quart, eggs may be pre­ nt Dr. Moore’s Optical Parlors, Sat­ pair all makes batteries.— Ray Broth­ served nt a cost o f approximately 2 urday, April 8th. 3I3-J3te ers, Sanford. Fla. 311-tfc-daw cents n dozen. It is not desirable to use the water-glass solution a second time. Use 1 quart of sodium siliciatc to 9 ♦♦♦ quarts o f water that has been boiled and cooled. Place the mixture in n 6. gallon crock or jnr. This w ill be suf­ ficient to preserve 16 dozen eggs and will serve ns a guide fo r the qunntity needed to preserve larger numbers o f eggs. (1 ) Select a 6-gallon crock \and clean it thoroughly, nfter which It should he srnided nnd allowed to dry. (2 ) Heat a qunntity o f water to the boiling point and allow it to cool. (3 ) When cool, measure out 9 quarts o f wnter, plncc it in the crock, nnd add 1 quart o f sodium silicinte, stirring the mixture thoroughly. (4 ) The eggs should he placed in the solution. If sufficient eggs are not obtainable when the solution is first made, additional eggs may he added from time to time. Bo very careful to allow at least two inches o f the solution to cover the eggs nt all times. (5 ) Place the crock containing the preserved eggs in n cool, dry place, well co ver'd to prevent evaporation. Waxed n e w covered over and tbu around the top of the crock will answer this purpose. Using Preserved Eggs. Fresh, clean eggs, properly preserved, ran be used satisfactorily for all purposes in cooking nnd fo r the table .When eggs preserved in water glass are to he boiled, a jm nll hole should he made in the shell with n pin at the large end before placing them in the water. This is done to allow the air in the egg to esenpp when heated so as to prevent cracking. i rr'4 X N \ 't E. 1). BROWNLEE Will French to the KU KLUX KLAN PR E S B YTE R IA N CHURCH S U N D A Y N IG H T, 8:00 O’CLOCK KVKUYIIODY W ELCOM E Pay Less and Bank the ...Difference... W hy I). L. Thrasher is doing more business than in 1921? Because the buying public knows the same merchandise can be bought for less money at the store that sells tor cash only. EASTER IS DRAWING NEAR X t $ t D. L. TH RASH ER ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 0 » o ♦> We have decided to discontinue our Boys’ Department and to move this quickly we are selling everything at H A L F PRIC E Blouses, Shirts, Undertogs, Sox, Stockings, Wash Shirts, Pants, Suits, Shoes, Hats, Caps .. .. Most oi this stock is K A Y N E E Brand, strictly fast col­ ors. Owing to the fact that we will not restock our Boys’ Department it will be necessary for you to be sure to get the right size as we will not take back any merchandise. Bring the hoy with you and be sure o f the size before tak­ ing it out o f the store. Nothing Sent Out on Approval--------Nothing Charged Sale W ill Last ’Till the Entire Stock is Sold N O T IC E TO CONTRACTORS The C ity Manager will receive bida up to A pril firet fo r the moving o f city stables and the erection o f cot­ tage. Plane and detail* may be seen at the C ity Manager’s office. C. J. R Y A N . SH-Dtc City Mnnsger. ■ ■ S E R V IC E A N D S A T IS F A C T IO N G U A R A N T E E D ♦ i ■ ■ Wo nre prepared to take enre o f your needs. W e invite you ■ to our store because we want your business and if you ac­ cept. we feel confident that our prices will convince you ox the truthfulness o f our claims thr.t it pays to pay cash. Wo hnve the most complete stock of Men's, Women's and Chil­ ■ dren's Shoes nt lower prices than since tho wnr begnn. Hang­ 8 ing in prices in Men's and Women's Shoes from $2.23 to the ■ very best stocks at $7.30. ■ Children’s Shoes from ......... .......... $1.50 to $3.50 WotivMi’s nnd Children's Hose at about ■/; price o f last senson ■ a Men's Spring Suits for ............... .. $11.00 to $23.00 a Blue S erge Suits $25.00 Men's Hals fr o m ...... ...... ....... $2.00 to $4.00 Men’s $1.60 Suits Underwear at $1.00 $2.30 nnd $3.00 Dress Shirts at $1.50 to $2.25 ■ a ! H a lf-P rice Sale See the ' NEW EDISON "a Mrs. J. R. Hardee and two children left Wednesday fo r their home in Fernindina, after an extended visit to Mrs. Hardee’s sister, Mrs. W. B. Englctt. Mrs. Hardee and her two handsome children made many friends in Oviedo who regret to see them leave and hope they will return again soon. W. 11. Dodd spent Tuesday in San­ ford. J. C. Owen o f lakeland is in Oviedo this week looking after his grove in­ terests. Mosdnmes W . P. Carter, R. W . I.aw. ton, T. L. Mead, L. R. Mitchell and F. N orris attended the County Federa­ tion o f Women’s Clubs in Sanford Thursday. Rev. J. N. Thompson, pastor o f the Baptist church, baptized four o f his members at I.nke Charm Sunday nftemoon at 3:30. All the applicants for church tnemi*ership w ere received during the recent revival services. Those baptized were Mrs. J. C. Brown, Malcolm Junes, Clinton and Ernestine ± Y Y X 212 East. 1st 8t. n* na n* fc» m Sanford Shoe & C lothing Co. T ry a Herald Want Ad today. - _ �/ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 3d, 1922 PAGE FOUR CONSULTATION ANDADVICE FREE I MILLIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION Even if you have some one else do your work— you will have a BETTER H O M E I f you talk it over with w. s. PRICE And you will have the Best Home I f you have him build it. It will be mutually profitable for you to investigate The PRIC E is right 810 West First St. OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFIC It i f wars possible to assemble all tho figures to represent the money that is Heine expended in Florida fo r construction work, not including any but vhnt o f a public character, the a g ­ gregate amount would be both enor­ mous and astounding. With a very grent expenditure o f time and labor these figures could be assembled, merely fo r the purpose o f definite in formation. However, our present pur­ pose is served if wc present some data with reference to Palm Beach county, a Florida unit carved out o f the w ild­ erness not so many years ago. A s a matter o f history Palm Beach county was created in 1909, and has had por­ tions taken away to form parts o f Broward and Okeechobee counties. It has, or had in 1920, as now constitut ed, a total population o f 18,054. It had in that same year a total proper­ ty valuation, railroad and telcgrnph lines not included, o f $7,^92,080, which figures give only an idea as to the approximate actual value today o f property in that coiinty. As money is counted today, eight millions o f dollars is not n very large amount with which to represent the wealth o f a county. But it must be remembered thnt the constructed wealth that is In Palm Beach county, ns in every other county, hns been nc cumulated in comparatively brief time and thnt the work started from prac­ tically nothing except with Nature’s endowment in soil nnd climate. O r ig ­ inally there were no public roads nnd bridges, no schools nnd other public building, no adequate drainage by which the rich soil could be made available— no improvements o f any sort. But the people went to work nnd have achieved wonders, not only in Palm Beach but in every other Florida county, until today there are modern facilities, constructed im ­ provements, o f enormous value nnd costing, in the aggregate, almost fa b ­ ulous sums o f money. Florida's construction work is by no means completed, fa r from it. But it goes on steadily and to the utmost extent possible within limited resourc­ es. A t that, the resources arc very considerable. Again taking Palm Bench county for illustration, there I “ A Nation o f Home Owners” is thei everyone who is paying rent can he property o f his native land? Of Spring, the impulse to own yourowj are public enterprises now under w ay in thnt county that call for the ex­ penditure o f nearly |4,000,000, h a lf o f the property valuation of tw o years ago. These enterprises Include per­ manently constructed roads nnd b rid g ­ es, public school buildings, light nnd water plants, drainage nnd other like improvements fo r which the people have voted the money, some o f which will come from current tax receipts nnd more through bonds which they w ill redeem out o f their earnings in tht* coming years, while at the same time having the benefits of these im ­ provements. Truly, the construction work thnt is now going on in Florida, building fo r the present and fo r many, many years into the future, is enormous. It is made possible only through the th rift nnd enterprise o f the people. When one stops to consider with what they have to do to get "arunning a ta r i" ns is said in racing parlance, w ith tho obstacles they hav eto overcome, many o f them ignorant or ill-advised op­ position, their progress is as am azing ns it is stupendous, as worthy ns it is enterprising. It is sincerely to l>e hoped that this Florida construction work will go on, ns is necessary and in keeping w ith the progressive spirit of a people de­ sirous o f achieving thnt which is both desirable and commendable. W ise direction o f this work is essential in order thnt it may prove an nssot o f inestimable value to the present g en ­ eration and to those o f the future, thnt to these latter may be handed as a ............... .. ................................................................................................................. ... heritage and not as n liability w ith­ also home but on Sundny they re­ out accompanying benefits.— Timcs- turned to Windermere with Mr. and Mrs. Nonh F r y and Emil Magnuson, Union. who came up fo r the day. They were here the previous Sunday, too. Emil Magnuson was a welcome vi*. itor nt Sundny school. UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE Mrs. Volie W illiams, who on Thursday entertained Mrs. Dunnie Arru.it* nnd the twins, Earnest and Karnestine and Mrs. Charley Arrnnts and littie Marvin, nre spending this week with the babies at her father’s home Mr. nnd Mrs. Teitsmn, o f Geneva, !n Orlnndo. were callers at the home o f Mr. and Charles Cram er is expecting his Mrs. Forest West on Sunday. brother to visit him from Fuirview, Mrs. Wcsterdick visited at the home Oklahoma .this week. His wife and o f her brother, Seymour Pritchard nnd childien returned from Formosa on Monday evening. On Saturday he wife. CJ. H. Hirscht has been setting out went down to secs them nnd his aunt with him, Bright Lnney, trees nnd building fences nnd now A u ­ taking gust Sw.'.nson is nt it, too, improving Leonnrd and Miss Lila West. their homes. The pastor has been set­ ting orange trees also nt his home to bud. Mrs. Barney Beck accompanied Mrs. Caider to Orlando Monday and Dr. Osenhacb took them to Formosa to see Mrs. Coller. The hoys remained with their grandmother, Mrs. Westerdick. Mrs. Jennie Kricson nnd little ones went to DcLand Friday to spend a few days with her sister, Mrs. Adam Karr, while on Sundny A lfred took over the children anil Mrs. John Borell and Woodard Bertlcson to spend the day there. Mrs. Bengston visited nil o f last week nt the home o f her daughter, Mrs T. O. Tyner. Miss Kunice was j c u i a i i t a i i i i i i i RIIIB|IB||| i i i m Mrs. Norman DeForcat uml her friend spent a few days nt the beach, her little daughter Elizabeth Ann re­ maining with her grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. W ill Henderson and children visited their old neighbor*, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Andes last .Sun­ day. The many friends o f Mr. and Mr*. Coller are so glad to hear thnt she i« getting along so finely nt the For­ mosa Sanitarium. V. C. goes down to spend n part o f each day with her, while their little daughter, Bright Lnney, hns been staying this week with Mr. nnd Mrs. Ballinger but expeetj to spend the week end with Margaret Kricson. There w ill ho preaching ns usual the i i i i i i i i i k i i i i i i E i i m i i i i i m i i i i i R i s i i i E i i n AUCTION SALE H E A R THE T W IN AUCTIONEERS SELL Benna Vista Estates Saturday, April 1st, 10 A. M. EZY E Z Y TERMS TO QUICK BUYERS TO HIGHEST BIDDERS REGARDLESS OF PRICE, V A L U E OR LO CATIO N GIVEN A W A Y FREE bacon, sacks o f flour, bags of salt, sugar, pounds of coffee, aluminum ware, kitchen utensils, rugs, socks, stockings, dishes, cutlery, Florida souvenirs, brushes, combs, necklaces, baskets, shirts, skirts, brooms and oth­ er use I u! and valuable articles. You must attend the sale and be pi esenl when articles are given away. GET FREE GREEN D RAW ING TIC K E T A T M ILLE R ’S F U R N I­ TURE STORE. IIa m 3 , Band Free Lot Street Parade Dinner on Ground Served by Mothers’ Club -Money placed on every tot we sell—yours if you find it first* W H O W IL L CATCH GREASY PIG? Possum g iv ­ en away, too. TWIN AUCTIONEERS F. E. SHERM AN, H. L. GRAHAM , G. M. SH ERM AN, ' Owners SELL TH E SAME LOT A T T H E SAME TIM E TO THE SAME CROWD A T TH E SAME BID FROM THE SAME W AGON A N D SPE AK IN THE SAME TO N E OF VOICE Orlando, formerly of Bar Harbor, Maine. BOWMAN LAND COMPANY [ Charleston, W . Va. S “ IF ON EARTH, O W N A SLICE OF I T ’ SALES AGENTS �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1922 p AGE FIVE iiBBBBBBBBBBBflBafla a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B a a a a B a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a ■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ America looks forwar dto. It is a mighty big ideal, but practically ■ ■ 1. Doesn’t every real American want a share in the soil and the ants to be Uncle Sam's partner! Right now at the first dawn of rongest. You will do well to “ obey that impulse.’ first Sunday in the month. Sunday echoo! meets at 2:00 when we hope to get our new quarterlies and the ser­ mon by Rev. Clarke at 3:00. Will Henderson kindly brought over the pastor Tuesday evening for the Iliblo study. N ext time it is Rev. It) chapter. Come! eral weeks with her mother, Mrs. S. V. Lewis, and sister, Mrs C. W. Entzminger. Mrs. B. J. Overstreet and Mrs. White were shopping in Orlando Mon­ day. HAVE DARK HAIR AND LOOK YOUNG NOBODY C AN T E L L ■ ■ Lay Your Plans NOW t* WHEN ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ K ■ 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. YOU Mrs. Long nnd Mrs. Hour were the D A R K E N G R A Y , FAD E D H A IR gracious hostesses Monday evening nt W ITH S A G E TE A a 500 party. There were four tables o f players. At a late hour delicious *3 refreshments were served. Those Grandmother kept her hair beauti­ Rf present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank fully darkened, glossy nnd attractive Noyes, Mr. and Mrs. White, Mrs. J. with a brew o f Sage Tea and Sulphur. Ra Ra S. Dinkel, Miss Ruth Com, Messrs. Whenever her hair took on that dull, mt a*j P i Ra R* R* Rs Ra R* Ra John nnd Ralph Ranger, C. H. Com, faded or streaked appearance, Ibis l.arry Ford and E. H. Miller. simple mixture was applied with won­ II. F. Phipps o f Tampa was a visitor Mrs. B. J. Overstreet entertained derful effect. By asking at any drug in town Wednesday. at 500 Tuesday evening. There were I store foi “ Wyeth's Huge and Sulphur Mr. and Mrs. White left Thursday three tables of players. Those in­ jCompaund," you w ill get a large bot­ for their home in Michigan, after vited were Mr. ami Mrs. White, Mr. tle o f this old-time recipe, improved spending the w inter here. and Mrs. Roy Sour, Mr. and Mrs. by the addition o f other ingredients, The play nt the Library last Wed­ Neimycr, C. H. Corn ami Miss Ruth, all ready to use, at very little cost. nesday evening was quite a success, tyiss Olive Dinkel and E. S. Miller. This simple mixture can be depended The Longwood base ball nine will upon to res)<*re natural color and beau­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Noyyca left Wednesday fo r their home in Maine. cross bnts with Apopka Saturday, ty to the hair. A well-known downtown druggist C. II. Corn, Miss Ruth and Miss April 1st. says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage Olive Dinkel were visitors in Orlnndo Snturdny afternoon. RE PO R T OF H O SPITAL SHOW ER. nnd Sulphur Compound now because it darkens so naturally and evenly that Mr. nnd Mrs. W ill Rincnu nnd Miss Fay were visitors in Orlnndo SaturFor the benefit o f those interested nobody can tell it lias been applied— in the hospital I wish to make the it's so easy to use, too. You simply day. dampens a comb or soft brush and Dr. R. I - Anderson und Mr. W il­ following report: draw it through your hair, taking one son o f Orlnndo were in town Sunday. Money received, $13.50; napkins, 5 strand nt a time. Ily morning the Miss Ebha Hnrtley spent the week doz.; tray covers, 115; wash cloths, 2; end in Snnford, the guest o f Miss face towels, 60; dish towels, 8; scarfs, gray hair disappears, a fter another Turkish towels, 10; bed spreads, 10; application or two, it is restored to its Jimmie Laing. natural color and looks glossy, soft Mrs. Fnlgnr Harris left fo r her sheets, 27; pillow cases, 59, und beautiful.— Adv. Mary Pulcston. home in Georgia a fter spending sev­ ■ M ■ ■ ■ ■ LET US FIGURE W IT H YOU H ILL L0NGW00D LUMBER COMPANY ■fedai ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * t ■ ■ ■ ■ s s ight hours is insufficient for human hands to perform nil the household tnsks. Tom orrow may offer yesterday's E work undone— if you are still trying to keep house by the old-lime methods. ■ Hut it is possible to establish the eight-hour day in the home by making use o f electrical helps, — a Washing Machine, Vacuum Sweeper, Electrical Iron, Toaster, Percolator and other labor saving devices. Those untiring ' household as­ sistants" will do your work quickly and efficiently. And the cost is indeed trilling when you think o f the time, energy and health they save! ■ ■ ■ ■ GILLON H ■ • • & FRY .. : ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u ■ ■ ■■ ■ ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a a a a a B a a a a B B B B H a B iiB B a a n a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a n B a B a a a J ■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBlIBBBBBBBBBnBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflBBB IBBIBliBBBB BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBXBBB B I B R M B I B U B I M B K B n B I B I I I I H N I I B I I I I I I B I I I I B R I _ ■ B ■ ■ a ! b b : ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ LET ME BUILD YOUR HOME a ■ B * B ■ B B Is on now in every city in Florida and Sanford is going abend and building homes and business blocks. The best season in I be history o f Sanford lies just ahead o f yuu. you. w Don’t delay plans. Materials ju s i an n u l ui u v u u «/ in ■■■ your building ..........t, ....................... ......... are ---• i » f t . .. V ! ... „ U •>#»«■ m ill atltinh.til cheaper, lumber is cheaper. Let ... us /figure with you on litttiLrtH lumber and supplies fo r your new home. ■ B B ■ B B fl B B ■ n ■ B BBBBBBBBBBaBnBBBPBnBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBnBrBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBWBBBBBBBBBBr •l M B _B B fl fl a ■ BB B B a B ■ jj ■ fl ■ S ■ ■■■■■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBM BBMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBinBBJIBBM BflBBBartBBBBBBBliBBBBBBBBBBB s B ■ ■ « ! I CARTER LUMBER COMPANY jj s B B li a ■ B B B U B u C B ■ ■ B B B B a a ! ■ a a B B B B B B fl B B fl a ■ B B ■ B B B B B B B B B B B B B : B ■ b B B B B a B a b m m •» B ■ a B B b n « k B ■ ■ ■ ■ B B s B a r. m m m ■ B Don’t experiment when you build your home— and above nil, don t experi­ ment with the plumbing. Cheap, inefficient plumbing is like a runmn, sore to homeowners. There is constant exasperation atm expense. Every plan for a new home should include a visit to Mahoney & Walker, the plumbmg headquarters. W e will be glnd to talk over your equipment needs on any phase o f sanitation, heating, plumbing or kindred service. Mahoney & Walker ■ ■ ■ Building Prices Are at The Bottom 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 I buy my material at wholesale prices. ■ V . C. COLLER THE BUILDER ■ ■ ■ \ B B ■ ■ B B B a ■ B B ■ B B M n B m .. B B S ■ ■ ■ : : SB �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1922 PAGE SIX i H u m u n ■ ■ ■ T h e B ed rock o f S TA TE B A N K S W IN Author and Artist R IG H T TO CHARGE Fought Real Duel With Riding Gloves CHECKS EXCHANGE California llim Another Sensation In S a ga city A rtistic Circlet The man who keeps his idle cash in circula­ tion by depositing it in the Peoples Bank o f Sanford, where it is used to help legitim ate business, experiences the peace of mind o f knowing that his money is absolutely safe. He usually becomes n regular customer, and stays with us. Start this thrift-habit without delay, and bo prepared for any emergency that may come. (D r T h e A a e o r la t r S P r r u ) S A N F R A N C ISC O , Mnrch 30.— H orry Leon Wilson, nationally known author, and Theodore Crilcy, artist, fought a duel Inst Saturday accord­ ing to the Snn Francisco Examiner to* day. The duel was fought in a shel­ tered glen near Carmel, seventy miles j south o f here, at daylight. Weapons i were fists, encased in riding gloves. C riley won. The newspaper says n foul o f long standing arising from a quarrel after N ew Yenr’s festivity wnH responsible. F IF T Y D E L E G A T E S A T ROAD M E E T IN G IN ST. A U G U S T IN E ST. A U G U S T IN E , Fla., March 30. — Good roads advocates, approximate­ ly B0 in umber representing virtually a every section in the state met here I yesterday morning nt n meeting ca ll­ ed by the St. Augustino board o f trade fo r the purpose o f devising I ways and means fo r improving road building in Florida. I The meeting was called to order to So *4 to to to to by J. J. Gannon, president o f the local Kimball Pianos, from factory tn to i board o f trade, and following an into home prices. Whrn you are out shop­ to |vocation by the Rev. Calkins, o f tho to ping, don't fail to stop in at T. J. to to j Baptist church, Eugcnt Mnster, city M iller & Sons* and look them over. to |manager o f St. Augustine, was made Then see Mr. Lamer, fo r prices and to to I chairman o f the conference. terms. 288-tfc to to to to to to to to ■ | An afternoon session was held on i' FOR C O U N TY C O M M ISSIO N E R |Anastcsla Island, a fter which adjournTho friends o f D. L. Thrasher an- <merit was taken until today, riounco his candidacy fo r the position Spenkers yesterday voiced the aim o f County Commissioner fo r District! o f the conference ns that o f helping No. 1, knowing that he will at the state road department solve its times he found doing his full duty as problems. To this end steps are to he sees it and that tho county will bo taken looking to amendment o f the hnve a business man In District No. t federal road building specifications and a conscientious worker for the so that the stnte may build roads o f people o f the whole country.— Paid materials deemed best fo r Its climate 313-1 tc Political Advertisement. and yet share in federal funds. In ­ creased funds for the state road de­ partment to carry on its work w ill In (h r C lr r till (H u r l u f Srurlnutr C o n n also be sought. i f , r tn r ld n ,— In ( h n nerry The federal government's require­ N O T IC K OI* F IN A I, A C C O U N T IN G IIV A l l V IIM S T II A T It I X ment in the allotment o f road funds, j The Peoples Bank of Santord POLITICAL A valuable article giv­ en away Saturday with each purchase. See ad­ vertisement in Friday’s Herald.— Lloyd’s Shoe Store. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY You Can Find the Name of Every Live Professional and Business Man In Hanford In This Column Each Day Hobart T Humphrey, William 1*. HumwnN l,c* forth, that twelve inches nhroy (sometimes known (• H-, o f rock nnd eight inches o f solid conComplainants, j crote he ibid. This method o f surHoso I* Humphrey Inittvldualy unit as I fo r *nR Administratrix of the F.stnto of Wit* ' climate. held to be absurd in this Ilarn T. Humphrey, (sometimes ratted W. T. Humphrey), deceased, Theresa j — - . ,. Humphrey. I V. htnnstrorn, Ir-e Htcn-1 I . b t It X T T I I m v n r s*rom. Hrnest I. Humphrey, Arthur ' ' A ( I A U U iV l»h itess::?: Tax Assessor A lex Vaughn hns re­ ceived a letter from State Tax Equal­ izer llarion Dawson advising him that after n canvass o f the county by one o f his representatives he had come to the conclusion that Seminole county real and personnl property was due for a ton per cent raise all round. His orders arc ns follows: “ You are hereby directed to make your valuations nnd assessments fo r the year 1922 accordingly, raising the tax valuation o f the two classes o f property by the specified ten per cent ns required by Chnptcr 8584, Laws of Florida, Acts o f 1921." Mr. Dnwson hns ordered increases j in the valuation o f a number of counties in tho state declaring that a personal examination uf the 1921 tax rolls revealed inequalities in valua­ tion. In case tho changes arc made the assessment w ill be raised but the millngc can be lowered by the county commissioners who can bo relied upon to look nfter the business o f taxation in this county which their years of residence and experience guarantees tho taxpayers. There are many things to be taken into consideration in these tnx matters and while everyone recog­ nizes the fact that taxes have never been equalized in tho stnte nnd they should be, it is nlso a fact that ninny counties hnve never paid their Just share nnd i f this is remedied South Florida w ill o ffe r no serious objec­ tion to the change. Sanford celery lands nnd orango groves have paid tho limit fo r ninny years, some cer­ tain pnrcels o f lands probably paying more than others which could nnd should he equalized, hut when wo know’ that other lands in tho state are not paying their pro rata o f taxes and that the owners hnve avoid­ ed paying their Just share fo r years this part o f the state naturally de­ sires that nil pay alike nnd thereby comes the objection. Since tho act o f the 1921 legislature was fo r this purpose it gives the tax payers a ray o f hope that maybe at last the taxes will he placed where they belong and will he equalized in just proportion. George A. DeCottes TRAIN SCHEDULE that is broad, and safe and un­ s derstanding1— Service that is capable and well organized and that has fo r it’s aim the happiness and success of our friends and patrons. First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER Cleanliness is next to Godliness We invite the public and ail users of ELDER S PR IN G S W A T E R to visit the spring and in our method o f handling its product. W h y trike a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial fo r many troubles. The Ford people o f Sanford os well as the Western Union recommend this w ater fo r batteries. Call phone 311 and have a bottle o f this water sent you and protect vour health. Elder Springs W a te r C o. SANFORD Adm ittedly one o f the biggest emo­ tional photopluy» to be aeon here in xNo. many months will be “ The Red Pea­ FOR SERVICE xNo. cock," a new Paramount picture star­ Call 146-J xNo. ring l ’ola N egri, the famous European No. W. BAWLING, Prop. screen star, which comes to the St nr Theatre today. Miss N egri Is said to l,eeaburK Branch be the Sarah Berahn -it o f the screen, A rrive Departs nnd thnt she is versatile is amply prov­ xNo. 167____ 3:55 p.nt. en by her superb work in Huch pic­ No. 21____ 2:60 p.m. tures ns "Paiau m ." “ G yp«v I t l H " sr.d V. C. COLLER, Prop. R.r.n - — xNo. 101 “ |<M 44( “ The Imst Payment,” the latter a xNo. 26...... 1:30 p.m. Paramount picture, scoring heavily. No. 2 2 ..... 7:00 p.m. In the story, Poll* N egri is seen ns Violette, a flow er girl, who la driven CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Oviedo Branch from her squalid home by a drunken SIT Commercial HI root Hanford, Fla xNo. 126.......... 7:45 p.m. step-father nnd forced to make her xNo. 127.......... 3:40 p.m. own way through life. She meets a x — Dally, except Sunday. young playwright in dramatic circum­ stances, and the story o f their love is finely told in n series o f remarkable Real Estate and Insurance scenes that hold one's attention to the SANFO RD F LO R ID A final fade out. Pola N egri, a dramat­ When you’re Buffering from ic actress o f great force and brilliance, meets the requirements o f her ardu­ ous role with exquisite artistry. The scenes o f tho picture are laid in Europe. Tho director was Paul Gaaeral Machine and Bollar Work; Stein and the supporting company is Cylinder Grinding; D eLuxt Platons; or pain from any other oauaa, try one o f the boat thus fa r seen in any Oversl i e Rings and Pina; Flywhaal Pola Negri photoplay. Departs 7:00 s.m. 3:25 p.m. 7:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. SANFO RD NO VELTY W ORKS | Silk and Organdie Sale ♦j* 1,000 yards of the Newest Spring Silk for our 2-day sale. Pongee in Red, Tan, Blue, Lavender and Grey. Fancy Silk for Kimonos. BeauX tiful Silk Skirtings in all the bright Spring colors and new patX terns. Stripe Silk for Shirts, all 36-inches wide. Special 2 days— H E A V Y W EIGHT JAP PONGEE ylche? turned; agents for Cailla Inboard and Outboard Motors. ----------Phono II headache, baokaoke, toothache, . neuralgia, A L L SILK For, yard— $1.00 79c 29c L IT T L E BOYS' TH E N E W S PR IN G WASH HATS COLLARS FOR LADIES Hear Mrs. Emma Abbott Lyman on McKInnon-Walsmar.’fl Lawn, Wednes­ day, March 29th, 8:30 p. m. l-2tc i ex- Yo^well Company Dr. Miles Anti-Fain Fills Ona or two and tho pain stops Contain m htbtl-formlna Oruf* Hava you triad Dr. Milas' Nervine? A « * fc*ur P r u t f f l t f REAL JAP PONGEE 6 5 F R ID A Y I I T f i ± T % X for, yard $1an d $1. | Y 500 pieces o f 40-ineh Organdy, nice sheer quality in all the new shades for Spring, Rose, Yellow, Lanvedar, Pink, Blue, Green, White, and Black, an extra good grade for 40c a yard. Special fo r Friday and Saturday only, yard— Geo. W. Knight l | $1.69 General Shop and Mill Work Steel Goar Bauds; Crank Shafts re­ FLO R ID A YOWELL COMPANY “ The Red Peacock” is Feature at Star Today ' Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. B. F. W H IT N B R , Cashier F. P. FORSTER, President F R ID A Y ------------------------------------------------------- S A T U R D A Y Quick Service Transfer Trilby Branch A rrive 100______ 24______ 168...-...... 22.......... : Post Cards at the Herald Office. SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. Sanford Steam Laundry !s Service... sourer deadhome Humphrey and <tus Humphrey Ho* fendonts N E W Y O R K , March 30.— The last Notice Is hereby ttlven that the ondersluned as Administratrix of the Ks- battalion o f soldier dead to bo brought tato of William T. Humphrey, (sometimes know n ns W. T Humphrey ) de home from tho fields o f Franco— hi ceased, will on the Ifith dnv of May, THOS. J. A. REIDY 192!. file her final reporl and account 1,00(1 in all— were saluted by the guns as Administratrix of tho nbovo nnmed o f Fort Hamilton and Wndsworth Attorney and Couns«llor-at*Law estate In the office of the Clerk of th<Court of Heminole County. Flor­ when tho army transport Cambri Practicing in 8tate and Federal Courts Circuit ida. tn accordance with an order of tho Circuit Court of Heminole County, Klor passed through tho N arrow s Inst ovoOver Seminole County Hank la i ha*a bo va* • nVn Iei**cnuseMttr c l a *s , nir.g with her precious cargo. Flags iUVBA 1. Ill MfllltKV. o f escorting craft flew nt half mast, AitmtnlnliKirlx or tho Kntnlo of William T Humph­ nnd were dipped in salute to the fa l­ rey (tiomotlmc* known an len warriors. W, T Humphrey.) Altorney-at-Law (March 1'., 2!, 29: April fi. 12. 19. 26; F orty-five thousand o f those who May 3. 10-c) Over Heminole County Hank made the supremo sacrifice overseas, SANFO RD F LO R ID A in the service o f tho United States, hnve now been brought back to their home Innd, nnd only about 100 more bodies nwnit shipment from England and Franco. A ll o f the others who CORRECTED TO NOV. 10, 1921 Contractor and Builder fell in battle or died behind the lines 8outhl>ound SA N FO R D FLORID A will continue to rest in foreign soil, A rrive Departs that being the wish o f their relatives. No. 83 ........ 2:30 n.m. 2:46 n.m. Commemoration ceremonies for No. 27.......... 8:40 a.m. those who died in uniform will be No. 91.......... 1:18 p.m. 1:88 p.m. conducted Sunday in Frooklyn. No. 89.......... 2:55 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Gcnernl Pershing Is to lend n parade Expert Auto Repair Work No. 85.......... 0:56 p.m. 7:10 p.m. organized by the Veterans. In the Thcne 30 Comer First and Oak participation there will be high nova! Northbound and arm y'officials. Groups o f sailors Arrlvo Departs nnd congressmen, Mayor Dylan, and "WE DELIVER THE GOODS' No. 82 ....... 1:48 n.m. 2:03 a.m. leaders in civil life. No. HI ---- 11:45 a.m. 12:05 p.m. No. 80 . ....... 2:35 p.m. 2:55 p.m. Storage Facilities No. 92 . ....... 4:00 p.m. 4:05 p.m. I f we please yoa, tell others; if a# No. 28 ....... 10:00 p.m. tell us. Phone 498 S. 0. Shinholser T A X ASSESSOR V A U G H N D IR E C T­ ED T O IN C R E A S E T A X E S T E N I’ EH C EN T. m SATURDAY �a THF, SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH SO, 1922 SOCIETY MRS. F it E l) D AIG R R, Bodety Editor, Phone 217-W » COX SEES BRIGHT FUTURE IN STORE FOR DEMOCRACY ** I f | M h a v e a a r fr le a A a visitin g m -------I l l y T fcr i M o r l n l r l l*rvao| _If you are ( n l i f » i r " k * r t ar n a l t c bom-, or U Tea are ealertalalas, write JACKSO N, Miss., March 30.—James • postal rard te Ikle Srpart m.at. (I iln g Srtalla, or lelrhpoar Ike lir a . It wlQ M. Cox, form er governor o f Ohio nnd he greatly apprrclale4. Democratic candidate for tho presi­ dency in the 1920 election, made nn ad­ S O C IA L C A L E N D A R dress before the joint session o f the Thursday—Reception In honor of Dr. two houses o f the Mississippi legisla­ and Mrs. Georgo Hyman at the ture last night on the international home of Mrs. Leslie Bryan, on Mag. policies and what ho termed "Lodgonolle avenue, at 8:30 p. ro. i»m " and the "Bool-weevilism " in our Friday—Mrs. H. B. Lewis will enter­ international affairs. Ho paid tribtue tain the members of the Book- to Woodrow Wilson, tho League of Lovers Club at her home on Mag­ Nations, and urged Southern farmers nolia avenue. to diversify. Friday—N. de V. Howard Chapter U. He championed the cause o f Henry D. C. will meet at 3 o'clock at the Ford in his efforts to obtain lease of home of Mrs. L. G. Stringfellow on the Musclo Shoals nitrate and wnter Ninth street, power projects. Ssturday— Children's Story Hour will “ I want to sec his millions and na­ be held at Central Park at 4:00 ture's vast facilities joined at Muscle p. tn. Shoals," Mr. Cox said. " I want to see the government o f the United Calloway Gilliam, o f Tampa, was in Stntcs give him this opportunity.” the city Tuesday attending to busi­ Mr. Coxl in a sally against what he ness and m ingling with friends. chnrncteriied as "the blight o f Lodgeism" charged thnt Senator Lodge Miss Alberta Ayccock has returned “ killed” the League of Notions. from St. Augustine where she spent Mr. Cox asserted that the Massa­ the week end. chusetts senator “ knew full well what would happen to the country" nnd George Chamberlain, o f Daytona “ had been warned by no less nn auth­ Beach, was in the city today attending ority than former President T n ft," to business nnd shaking hands with He closed with an optimistic predic­ old friends. tion fo r the future sueresa o f tho Democratic party. The Daughters o f Wesley Circle will hold n cooked food sale Saturday a f­ DESTRO Y N E W S PA PE R ternoon at McCullcr's store. A il kind* P L A N T A T D U B L IN o f pies, cakes, chicken salad, etc. -------m y T h e Annorintrd P r e s s ) B an Peterson left Tuesday evening for his homo in Jamestown, N. V., a f­ ter spending a few days here with his family, who are visiting Mrs. Petersons parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Starling. D U B LIN , March 30.— A large party o f armed men early yesterday m orn­ ing held up the stuff o f tho Free,nnn" Journal, sinnshed the presses, threw gasoline on the floors, and stairs nnd set fire to the Puildir.g. The •<tnff o f tho newspaper were liberated after the fire was started. R A L L Y OF C IRC LES The Circles o f the Methodist church will hold a rally mooting this evenT H E REASO N W H Y — Mine Loco­ ing nt 8:00 o’clock at tho Methodist motives, Factory Trucks, Battleships, Church. There will be n short pio- Airplanes, Submarines and railroads gram, followed by reports from the rely nlmost exclusively on "F .X ID E " different circles nnd a report from B A T T E R IE S is because o f their heavy Mrs. H. H. Chappell, delegate to the capacity, rugged construction. Thero State Missionary Conference recently is nn "E X 1D E " Battery mndo to fit held at Jacksonville. A fte r tho p ro-[every make automobile with 3 to 7 gram a social hour, during which re years service. See us about an “ E X ID E " fo r your car.—H A Y B R O T H ­ freshments w ill be served. SER­ A ll members o f the church are most ERS, “ E X ID E " B A T T E R Y VICE. 311-tfc-daw cordially invited ot come. « , , 4 m Ik M * to ■* THE WEATHER ~ s BOWLING : LEAGUE NOTES For Florida: Partly cloudy tonight nnd Friday; prohably showers Friday. tM * to m a PERSONALS = Club totals 170.1 Attend the play at the High School Auditorium tonight nnd help the Wednesday, March 29th Juniors out. They need the money Congregational and arc giving you a good entertain­ Drilling ..r...... 150 137 IftO ment in return. IVnnlngton 134 1.10 1ft8 Ili’ii mid 100 lit Bolly ......... . 100 110 a valuable souvenir with each pur­ lewett 04 chase o f shoes or supplies on Satur- Kent 103 1*1 tiny nnd until nil o f them aro gone. ilnndall 139 127 ...... Wntch the Dally tomorrow fo r the Announcement, Club totals tj Rotary Harold E. Hall, advance agent for Britt 145 128 1.10 the Redpath Chautauqua is in the city Housholder 1.10 93 144 nnd will assist in the publicity work Stevens 118 154 166 for the Business and Professional Wo- Knight 168 131 118 club. Tho Choutauqun begins I leas 111 IftO 104 next Tuesday. Club totals Forest Lake and R. W. Pcarmnn arc nt St. Augustine today attending Standing of the Club. the meeting o f the State Ronds de­ L. \V. partment and the good roads boosters Congregational Club 0 3 from nil over the state. They will 0 0 ,)nvc *omothlng o f Interest to tell tho Rotary Club ., 7 4 meeting o f the governors tomorrow at Kiwnnis Club 4 7 the Vnldcx Hotel. Hupmobile ALW AYS F A IT H F U L IN SERVICE % PLENA V IS T A ESTATES AUC­ TIO N LO T H ALE S A T U R D A Y W IL L A T T R A C T A RIG It pays to own the IIU I’M O B ILE . Everyone seems to a know thr.t it is especially long-lived, especially faithful in a B service. I t ’s almost a proverb among skilled repairmen thnt the ■ a H U P M O B ILE is better built, nnd that it S T A Y S O U T O F a a TH E SH O P far more consistently. a a a a a a a a B a a a B a s fl ■ H a B a s B ■ ■ a ■ ■ B fl B B ■ ■ Following is a list o f the Hupp owners in Sanford, nnd Seminole County, nnd we invite you to nsk nuy o f them about the Hupp: Ball Hardware, Sanford John Meisch, Sanford. American Fruit Growers, Sanford. Chase & CoMSanford. Judge Housholder, Sanford. G. W. McGagin, Sanford. W igh t Grocery Co., Sanford. Mr. Long, Sanford. R. P. Jenkins, Sanford. H arry and Charlie Flowers, Sanford. Chas. Dunn, Sanford. I. D. Hart, Sanford. George Pezold, Sanford. John Bolly, Sanford. 0. F. Mays, Sanford. Mr. McCaslin, Sanford. 1. E. Estridge, Sanford. W. L. Morgan, Sanford. Mr. Durant, Sanford. B. F. Toole, Geneva. Mr. Ahern, Sanford. Mahoney-Walker, Sanford. B Less repairs, less gas nnd oil, better tire mileage, high­ hand value. Beauty and Comfort. What more ■ do you want? ■ ■ W e try at nil times to keep ears in stock. 3 Call now for n demonstration. fl est second a fl B 8 ■ B 3 CROWD. W e have sold six new Hupps in the past ten days. B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY 209 P A R K AVENUE, SANFORD, FLO RID A 3 ■ D IS T Illn U T O R S : W E C A R R Y TH E P A R TS 3 ■ ■ B B ■ i B 3 | WE ARE SELLING SUMMER-WEIGHT WOOLENS, GUARANTEED UP TO THE MINUTE \ « I. & S. BING CLOTHING • Seems like everybody in Snnford ore making pinna to go to the big auction , „ . , " . „ , sale Saturday. N ever before in the ,. . . „ . . . . ,, history o f Sanford 1ms such n fine number o f pints been placed on the market so thnt everybody can buy nt their own price. It seems like nn in­ crease in the price o f celery has been made tn secure these lots nt your own price instead o f paying somebody rise’s fixed price. Everybody believes real estate in Sanford w ill In* higher next year ami nil the unsold lots In Iltienn Vista Estates w ill be Increased in price so the people buying now beat the other fellow to the big bnrgain sale. More people will he in Florida In the fnll o f 1922 and 1923 thnr. ever before buying lots nnd Florida land. California’s freeze nnd snow storms has put Florida products in markets never before known. Wntch the next year be a big money maker for FlorIda property owners. Altrcndy prop, erty has begun to change hands in the north. Saturday will be Sanford’s big day and the Mothers Club will serve such a dinner ns everybody will gladly be willing to give the 'sm all nominal price asked. Hein your mnlh.-rm men hoy« nnd jrirln. sSce they have n biir crowd to supply dinner to, nnd i f you go and bring some one with you you will hnve done n worthy net, Mnke your plans to he there nnd catch tho greasy pig. I f there by 10 o’clock you might win $10.00 by guessing what lot No. 6 In block C sells for. Somebody w ill get $10.00 anti this may be your lucky day. A valuable article giv­ en away Saturday with each purchase. See ad­ vertisement in Friday’s Herald.— Lloyd’s Shoe Store. ULUE FLANNELS, Young Men’s Style IVt. .750 .500 .801 .301 (PUn P A 3 BROWN FLANNELS, Young Men’s Style ____(fancy) only ........................................ OP A A 3 ZO.UU 3 CHECKED SUITS, very latest, ^2 50 BLUE SERGES, Best Grade, only ..................................... ^ OP A A ......... OD.UU AND OTHERS 5 LOOK ’EM OVER j Perkins & Britt j The Store That la Different Sanford, Florida ■ . . a .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ■Just R eceiv ed 21)02 ....A Shipment of.... f [ Edmonds Oxford Shoes I B For the Spring Season MEAT INJURIOUS TO THE KIDNEYS i 3 T A K E A T A IlL E S r u O N P U L OF I S A L T S IF IIA C II HURTS OR III.AD D ER DO TH KK8 Wo are a nation o f incut enters nnd our blood Is filled with uric acid, says a well-known authority, who warns u# to be constantly on guard against kid­ ney trouble. BBBBBBBBBBUBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIBaBBB The kidney* do their utmost to free the Mood of this irritating acid, hut become weak from the overwork; they get sluggish; the eliminative tissues clog nnd thus the waste is retained in JOHN GOVE, Proprietor the blood to |»>ison the entire sys­ CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY tem. 1018 W e il First Street 1018 West First Street When your kidneys ache and feel like lumps o f lead, and you havo sting. .1 . , . . mg pains in the back or the urine is , , , , cloudy, full o f sediment, or the blad­ , . der is irritable, obliging you to seek a relief during the night; when you have B B severe headaches, nervous and dizzy spells, sleeplessness, acid stomach or rheumatism in bud weather, get from B your pharmacist about four ounces o f B Jnd Salts; take a luhlcspoonful in a ■ glass ot water before breakfast each morning nnd in a few days your kid­ Got your tackle ready and win one of the three prizes neys will net fine. This famous salts ■ ■ in made from the acid o f grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush ■ and stimulate d ogged kidneys, to A neutralize the acids in urine so it is B no longer n source o f irritation, thus B ending urinary and bladder disorders. ■ ■ Jnd Salts is inexpensive and cannot Hass must he caught with Rod, Reel and Artificial Bait pur­ injure; makes a delightful efferves­ chased of the cent lithia-wuter drink, nnd nobody can make a mistake by taking a little occasionally to keep the kidneys clean and active.— Adv. Opp. Post Office SANFO RD M AR B LE & G R AN ITE WORKS Fishermen Take Notice! O UR A N N U A L CONTEST W IL L OPEN A P R IL 1ST, 1922 3 FIR ST P R IZ E —Shakespeare Reel 5 SECOND P R IZ E —Ileddon Rod. TH IR D PRIZE— Best Silk Line. M il'll i; TO L'ONTRACT!)IIM Mealed Mds for the furnishing of ma­ terials for nnd labor required In e r o d ­ ing and const met lusr a school liiilldlna at Oviedo. Florida, will ha received un­ til eleven o’clock on the tunmlng uf <‘.h l » J*«*)« County UuarU of Florida, at Die office of the Hupailn (endnnl, Hanford, Fla llulldlns to ha erected nnd construct­ ed according to plans, hlue prints and specifications prepared Lty, and undur trio supervliilon of F. II. Trimble. Ar­ chitect. Orlando, Flu. B Copies uf plan*, blue prime and spec­ ifications inuy ho had from tho archi­ tect on and after March 17th, t!)Z2. by ll depositing with architect 110.09, name to be held until the aaltl copies are re­ turned to architect. llulldlns to coet approximately III.000.00. Kaclt hid must he accompanied hy a certified check made pnyuble to the above said hoard In the sum of tibO.vn, The world nt your door every even­ Tho chock of the successful bidder to bs retained by Hoard should raid bidder ing for 15c.— Daily Herald. rsfuse or fall to urecule contract and turnlat, bond ns required within ten days nftsr written notification of the acceptance of bid All other checks to bs returned. The successful bidder will he required to furnish n surety company bond, agreeable to the Hoard, In nn amount equal to one-third of his total bid The Hoard reserves tho right to re­ ject any and all hi Is. 3 HAVE YOU HEARD? m Mr. ami Mm. Arthur E. Wakcmun, nf Itruoklyn, N. A'., who have been the guests nf the Seminole Hotel nnd Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Donnelly ami family, left Tuesday poon via boat MaBBBBBBBBBaBBa BBBBBBBaBMBBBBBaaB* a a a a B aB au aa B a B B k B a a for New York. Many social a ffairs were given fo r both Mr. and Mr*. Wnkemnn which included trip* up tho St. John* river on the beautiful boat. “ New Era," nnd numerous auto trips B to East Const and other Florida points a ■ of interest. The many friends look a a forward to an early return visit to B a Sanford. s k k k k ik lk k iiiik lk T A IL END BBS W IN OVER T H E LEADERS The two games howled on the Par­ M M k k ish House alleys this week resulted in a win for the two tail coders. Lloyd made the only sensational stunt of the week, rolling two out o f his three games over two hundred. k k k k it The scores fo r the two games aro as follows: Chautauqua next week. Monday, March 27th KDsanis Looks more Hike rain today. Badly Bower ___ ______ 134 140 ICO 440 needed. Lloyd »*..*...... 210 117 222 549 137 124 i n Farter ......_........ 372 I f it turns cold again the celery 120 l i e Smith, J. C. 121 303 growers will be so prosperous# they will have to go into tho printing busi­ Club totals 1724 ness to spendtheir money. Men h Club Betts ........... 111 111 J. S. (P o p ) Wilson has gono to 134 142 147 42.1 Overlin Hastings where he w ill hnndlo tho po143 139 154 436 Amann ..... ift.i 140 132 42ft Bennett expects to be absent for several May Dili 123 208 weeks. m ______________ _________ ___________________________P A G E SE V E N COUNTY HOARD OF PUHLIC INFTHUCTJON. HEMINOl.i: COUN­ TY. F I/ m iD A . Hy: C F. HAItniSON, Chro. Attest: T. W. LAWTON, Hupt. nnd Hscty. 313-4tc l-l-O.n.w.-two Ball H a r d w a r e Co. BBBBBBBBBIBBBBBBBBBBB BB BBB BB BBB BBB BflB BBB BB BBB BIB BBB B M A re You Thinking About a Summer Camp For Yotir Boys This Summer? " The mountains o f North Carolina are the best locations in the world fo r health and that change o f climate needed by Floridians and espec­ ially tho growing boys. Laurel Park Camp Near Hendersonville is one o f the best comps in tho South ns well ns one o f the most reas­ onable with a lino corps o f teachers and councillors, with the best athletic instructors, with the lake fo r swimming, with pure drinking water, good food, sanitary in every respect. # Send for Cstslogue or See Me Personally ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 29, 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