195 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bbd5ef5d3770b18e062c599e026d1548.pdf 9165bfc31b79031cd181544460c5f790 PDF Text Text . THE wbatSE l Cooler Totriglitt t t n p m t m Freezing with Heavy F ra Highest Temp. yesfettfay low est Temp. lost sig h t___ YOUR n e w s p a p e r ■bushed in plu m e the Henri V, ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1924 FarmLoanBoardWill Issue $60,000 Bonds SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS THEY HOLD T H E BALANCE OF POWER IN T H E M IGHTY BRITISH EM PIRE WASHINGTON, Jan. 14— The federal farm loan board, preparing to meet the late win­ ter and spring demand for money expected to be made on the federal land banks an­ nounced Sunday it would Issue Monday $60,000,000 in federal farm loan bonds. The bonds will be offered through federal land banks, na­ tional farm loan associations fjght Is on as Condiyon to Re-election of H Speaker G illett IAIN P01NTAT ISSUE IS [ecoirnnendation That Posijtlons for the Discharge of i Committees Fr^m Con­ sideration bear 150 Signatures G ather f o r Discussion a t W ashington P rio r to Com m ittee M eet Jan. 1, 1934. They will bear four nnd three-quarters per cent interest. “The 12 federal land banks,” said Commissioner Cooper of the farm loan bonrd, “have during the past year increased their capital to $43,597,320, and their assets to $870,232,007. With this continued growth and con­ tinued evidence of their solidar­ ity it is anticipated that the present offering of securities will be promptly absorbed." ,n, The A«^*Ulra Tress) WASHINGTON, Jan., 14—The Lies fiRht In tho house, forced hj lie Republican insurgents ns a Endition to the rcelection of tasker Gillett will break Tuesdny r*ill center on the report of the Lies committee which is umiatlsCtory to both the insurgents and L Democrats. I The main points a t issue arc the Lommendauon of the committee Eat positions lor the discharge ut bmmittces trom tho consideration Views of Interested f legislation must bear 150 slgnalie Presented on bre* and its refusal to repeal the For Reductions Underwood rule which restricts ' Kates bnendments from the floor to ta r ­ iff and revenue bills. Amendments Offered Amendments to the rules will - offered by both the Democrat! md the insurgents. Tho Demo­ crats will propose repeal of thu Jnderwood rule and u minimum or signatures on petitions seekng the discharge of committees ieiow the figure fixed by the rules nmmittee. The insurgents plan o support both these moves, und iffer u number of additional rules imendments. Having compelled its considcralion of the administrative features ,f the Mellon tax bill, the house irays and means committee wDl begin public hearings tomorrow jn the treasury secretary's recom­ mendations for tax reduction, feme Republican lenders including Representative Longworth the party leader, ‘ami Chairman Green af the commltWl, are of the opin­ ion that the Mellon bill m ust be modified if it is to command u ■majority in the house, while oth­ ers, among them members of the Committee, have announced they be opposed to any compromises. [ With n member of their party elected ns chairman of the senate Interstate commerce committee bver Senator Cummings, Republi­ can, Iowa Democratic leaders said today they would not press a t this Rime for the election of a president k>ro-tem, the office now held by [Mr. Cummings. With this pros­ pective fight out of the way, the [senate will be able to proceed with [its business in the regular course. As yet it has received an im port­ ant legislation from any of its committees. Muscle Shoals and Russia Muscle Shoals nnd Russian re ­ cognition will be the most im port­ ant subject to come before com­ mittee of congress during the week. On Tuesdny the house mili­ tary committee will begin consid­ eration of the Ford and bther o'- House and sennte committees Continued on page 6. Skilled Doctor D ies o f Pneumonia a t H om e Denby Opposed to The C onsolidation Ilr The A»«orlnlril Preas) WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—Reit­ erating emphatic opposition to the proposed consolidation of the War and Navy Departments, Secretary Benby told the Congressional Re­ organization Committee lie did not *anction any changes in thu Nuvy department although he said he eoul'l not speak for the cabinet. Mr. Denby said "he believed the de­ partment heads felt they had no alternative except to nave propos­ 'd plan submitted to Congress Without cither approval or disap­ proval. MARKETS CHICAGO, Jan. 12—W heat, May (Ilf Thr Assnclnleil Press) •03 to 1-8; July 1.07 1-4 to 3-4; , rn 77 1-4 to 3-8; Oats- Mny 46 1-8 . NEW ORLEANS, "Hen, close Jan. «*87 to 92. March W ar D ep artm en t (m l* cials See B ig g e st B attie o f W ar P en d in g 12,000 FEDERALTROOPS Underwood Supporters Busy Presenting His Cause While Others Brought Forward Dark Htkrse Candidales ISr T k r A m m Ih I fi) Preu s) WASHINGTON, Jan., 14— Democratic leaders, here to coosc a convention city nnd to discuss other business maters a t the na­ tional committee meeting Tues­ day, found themselves Sunday night entangled in n maze of po­ litical discussion centering nround the choice of a presidential nomi­ nee. Friends of William G. McAdoo were especially active and prom­ ised a demonstration before the meeting is over. Supporters of Parties Will Scnutor Underwood, of Alnbanin Proposals were busy presenting his cause, and others w ith the interests of in Tax favorite sons nnd potential dark horses to guard lost no opportuneReceive Ity to bring forward their candi- University Head Will Support uf llrynn if Elected dutes. To Democratic Conven­ New York Delegation tion The New York delegation, which >will present the name of Gov. At Smith will nrrivo Monday, with Charles F. Murphrey, Norman E Muck and othur Empire state wheel horses. William J. Bryan, who Sunday announced Dr. A. A Murnhree of Guinsviilo, Fla,, foi consideration, also is to be hero uu an “interested observer.” The McAdoo forces are expect­ ed to try to advance hiB cause ir the choice by the committee of u convention city, und other ways. He is said to favor a Western city for the convention. Homer S. Cummings of Connec­ ticut, former nationa', chairman brought Mr. McAdoo’s name be­ fore the party chiefs tonight in ni formal statem ent declaring choice lof the form er secretary of the treasury was “ logical, desirable and inevitable." ‘Tw o Candidates” “The issues of the coming cam­ paign are rapidly cryatalizing around the two candidates. Mr Coolidgc, representing the reaction (Continued or> page six) Martin to Debate With Jennings At Gainesville Today ■W Hr Tht> A»>»rlitl<-il Trcssl t TALLAIIASSEF.. -Jan. I I — In­ dictment ugainst William Lee Popliant, of Apalachicola, charging mails to defraud and returned last Friday by the grand jury here w as1 quashed by Federal Judge Shep­ pard Monday. Judge Sheppard up­ held the defense contention that Founder of City Given Prominence tlie jury sitting here was illegal in New Publication of Dept, inasmuch ns the previous grand uf Agriculture. jury in I’cnsucoiu Imd not been dis­ missed nnd the two bodies could Of special Interest to the? people not function simultaneously (n sec­ of Sanford is the fact that the tions where population was less magazine, “ Why I Like Florida,” than 300,000. The indictment re-, recently published by the Florida turned against Pophum and sever­ Department of A gricultine con­ al of his usxocisateu at Pensacola! tains a pi tuie of Gen. Henry S. Inst year was then taken up. Coun- (Sanford, the founder of this city, sel tor defense demurred. ■mil for whom it in named. With it appears u shotf sketch by J. K. TAI.LAIIASSE, .Inn. 14.—Judge l:iK<ah.tnt ,nt one time general Sheppard, in Federal District agent for the fetm er, in which ho Court will hear the defences* pica gives a short history' of how San­ for abatem ent of th«‘ indictment re­ toro waa founded. ' turned by tlie federal grand jury The '.ketch hoo-thc following to here Friday against William Lee sny in part: Pophnm, Apalachicola oyster cul“Early in the 70’ * General S’anturist und three of his associates, ■ rd, o;i a yachting trip to Florida, in connection witli Ids present interested in tho possibili­ promotion operation in Franklin became of F.oridn's climate and soil. county. The indictment will be a t­ ties He bought a JO,000 acre tract of tacked, according to a copy of the land from Gen. Joseph. Finnegan, plea which was filed Snturduy on nfterwnids called the Sanford the ground that the grand jury Grant. ^ He established town th at returned the indictment was of Sanford, the Sanfordthe Store, illegally impanelled in that it was which afterw ards did u large busi­ summoned to appear Jan. 7, a ness. He built a wharf out on week before the time fixed by the Lake Monroe, with uecommodation stntutes and prior to discharge of the grand jury that was impanel­ led at Pensacola Inst year. The jury impanelled nt Pensncola, it is claimed, functions until j thu legal date of the assembling i of court here, fixed by statute us the second Monday in January. Arc Reported A d v a n c i n g Front San Marcos in Prepof*. ntion for Meeting the 8,000 Kohcls Assembled on Jalisco Front ’• llr The A nnrlalnl Tress. MEXICO CITY, Jan. M— War department officials believe tho biggest battle of tho revolution is near. The de In Huerta revolution­ ists are on the Jalisco front being concentrated at I.n 1‘lrdad, in the state of Michonrnu, nnd are pre­ paring to give battle to tho Obregon troops advancing from San Marcos, the otfieinls raid. The revolutioni.it troops are be­ ing concentrated n t I-a Picrdad to the number of 8,000. They are commanded by Enrique Estrada, de la Huerta's leading general, and (iei ernls Rafael Iiuolna, Gustavus Sains and Manuel Doguiez, ac­ Two-Story Brick Structure lluilt cording to information received nt the war department. By P. II. Kent Nears Comple­ The federal forces number 12,000 tion—Fine Addition To nnd arc commanded by Gen. JonBusiness Section. quiin Amaru. This is tho body of troops ordered to the front several days nj»c to sta rt the government's offensive against the revolution­ ists. Departure of President Obregon for Pcnjamo, Jalihsco was an­ nounced by the wnr department. An uprising nt San Pedro de Las Cofonias, Coahuila, Sunday, was short lived, according to spe| cinl dispatches. Fifty federal re­ !cruits tinder Captain Sifuentes re­ belled nod tried to induce the fedoral garrison to go over the revolu­ tionists. Tho garrison refused nnd in the ensuing tight Sifuentes tv.t.i killed und the rebellious re­ cruits fled. . Passengers nrriving from Mo­ relia, capital of Michoacan, say an attack on thnt city is fcured. A detachment of the Jalisco revpluContinued o:t page 0. Work On Road T o Titusville Has B e e n Progressing W e ll That work t. pi ogress ing on re­ pairing the TiUisvilio-Sanford road and that it will be in good travers­ able condition, is assured in a let­ ter received Monday by R. W. Penrmnn, secretary of tho cham­ ber of commerce, from J. P. Wil­ son, secretary of the Titusville chamber of commerce. Mr. Wil­ son's letter is as follows: “Our chambe r or commerce ex­ .picts' to have a committee of four or five members to meet with the Volusia county commissioners nt their piccting on Jnn. 17 to en­ deavor to get them to furnish n larger amount than the $1,000 that they have agreed to give for tho repair of the Tltusville-Sanfonl Rond and we were wondering if you would also send a committee to aid us in this good work? “Our committee is composed of T. M. Seuwell. J. 1. Mitchell, J. J. Parrish, A. W. Donaldson and J.* K. Nobles. “ Mr. Douald.ion reports that work is progressing nicely on this road and an ndditionul amount could be expended to good advan­ tage.” Tlie condition of this road has been tho subject of much discusi sion among good road enthusiasts I of tlie three counties for the past I few months. Some time ago it was suggested by the /iitusvillu Chamber of Commerce that thu ice elevator has been installed in three counties each give $1,000 to­ the rear of the building. ward a fund to repair and put into It is said that the two firms that 'a s good condition as possible tho nr etn occupy the lower floor are road for the sum of $3,iRH). The Titusville Chamber of Com­ making plans to move into the new quarters just as soon as tho merce raised its (junta und Semi­ building is finished and is avail­ nole county raised its share then able. Both firms have been estab­ followed Volusia. A meeting was lished for some time 1 nthis city, held in Sanford a few days before and increased business, it is said, Christmas of a committee from has made the move to larger and this county and one from Titus­ better equipped quarters, impera­ ville. A Volusia delegation failed to appear. Plans were made at tive. I tins meeting to begin thu work and A. W. Donaldson offered his serv­ Foreign E xch ange ices free in superintending tho R ates on D ecline work and his offer was accepted. crnatorinl campaign, urrived here Sunday night nt 6:15 o’clock via Rants, except upon special request the Seaboard Air Line railroad. of the district attorney, which it Mr. Martin was accompanied by is claimed wns not in this case. his wife. There were no others "By reason of the matters nnd in Mr. M artin’s party. thing-s herein alleged, the pleas | Sunday night Mr. Martin con­ continues,” he was in said proceed­ ferred with Colonel Robert W. Da­ Ings injured and prejudiced and vis. who represented him in the deprived of his legal and constitu­ preliminary negotiations Saturday. tional rights, wherefore he prays monials in its from many of the It was announced by Colonel Rob­ th at said proceedings limy nbnte. j leading developers of this state, ert E. Lee Davis, who is to preside And indictment wherein may b e 1telling why they like this state. In over the a ffa ir Monday evening, quashed.” , must cases these testimonials are that a conference between Mr. accompanied by photographs. The plea Is signed by Jnmes J. Mnrtin and Mr. Jennings and their Abbott ns defendant, one of the Among those whose pictures ap­ representatives, Colonel Robert W. three associates of Pophnm who pear in the magazine nnd who have I Davis and Colonel E. G. Baxter, were jointly indicted with the oys­ written ju st wnat a ttrac ts them to would be held Monday. The huur the "I jukI of Flowers’ ’arc: Thom­ ter mngnnte. 1of the conference had not been as A. Edison, Henry Ford, Barron fixed Sunday night, due to the unG. Collier, Franklin Marsh, Rich­ ceitainty of tho time of Mr. JenCounty Jail Filled ard Edmonds, Julius Fleischmnnn, ning's arrival. It was believed R esu lt of a General Judge K. M. Lninlies, William Jen­ however, th a t Mr. Jennings will nings Bryan, Chanccy Dcpcw, T. arrive on the noon Atlantic Coast D rive vs. Criminals Coleman DuPont. Carl Fisher, W. Lino train, in which case the con­ It) Thr Aw.iirlnlrtl L. Douglass, Edgar A. Guest, Znno ference will be held nt 3 o’clock. MT. CLEMENS, Mich., Jan. 11. '(irent, George Ade, John U. StutDciinite arrangem ents us to the — Macomb county jnil Monday wus isoii, Jr., and many others. time to be nlloted to each speaker, filled to capacity as the result of a had not been made. This m atter sweeping drive against alleged also is to be finally decided at the bootleggers, gamblers nnd keep­ M arket B u lletin s on Monday ufternoon conference. ers of disorderly houses Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin are guests C elery to Be Given following, it is said, the secret innt the White House where Mr. Itelurtant to Talk Martin will hnve his headquarters The United States Bureau of Beyond this Dr. Murphree was during his stay in Gainesville. Agricultural Economics will be­ Worth W. Trammell, of Miami, gin Monday to send out its daily and C. II. Spencer of Tampa nrmarket news service through its rived in Gainesville Sunday. Mr. representative, F. Ii. Scruggs, the Trammell will hnve five minutes latter has announced. Tlie bulle­ on the debate propram Monday nt Tallahassee. He was uppointeil tins will be sent to ull growers of this section and any information president of that institution in desired not contained in the bill 1897 and continued in that capaci­ letins, wil lbe gladly furnished by ty until 1905, when the college was Turns B ig Sum Over Mr. Scruggs a t his office in the divided into the Florida State Col­ to D efu n ct Company court house, he said. lege for Women at Tallahassee and the University of Florid a t GuinsAny person interested in the ser­ Ilr TUr A»»i»«*lulril Press. Il> Thr A*»«clalr<l I’rrx . vilie. He became the first presi­ vice, who do not receive the first MIAMI, Jan. 14.—Marsholl J. bulletin, It was pointed out nt that time MIAMI, Jun. I I — For the fifth dent of the women’s college. arc asked to write Mr. tiiat the sum of $3,000 was not adetime Mrs. Grace Howell, awaiting He remained as president there Noble, president and manager cf Scruggs in care of the court house . quate to put the road in first class her fifth m urder trial for the slay­ from 1905 to July, 1909, when th<* tho Prudential Finance Corpora­ and he will have the name placed _ condition but would be enough to ing of her husband in 1918, is a t remained ns that institution's head tion which has stockholders in nil on the mailing list. Mr. Scruggs *! put in n traversable condition. It liberty. She escaped Sunilny night since. Dr. Murphree is a member purts of the country, has turned also desires to know whether or from two attendants of the insane of the American Academy of Po*- over to u receiver $200,500 in cash not tho applicant lias received the j is now the desire to raise more ALIENATION SUITtheDISMISSED money ♦<* complete work. * asylum as she was at supper in a iticnl and Social Science, the Knp and securities according to W. H. reports before this year. local restaurant prior to being re ­ pa Alpha fraternity and is a Mn- Price, attorney for tho receivers. II, T h r A » « n r U l « l Press. Any suggestions us to how to ton nnd Hnptist. He served ns Mr. Price said stockholders at the improve the service that is to be turned to the Dade county jail. BAI.LSTON SPA, N. Y., Jan. Vice ((resident of tiie National As­ poorest estimate would receive 75 given, .will be welcomed, suid Mr. 1T.—Suit b.ought by Mrs. Graca cents on the dollar. sociation of State Universities in BANDITS SEIZE WfllSKEY. Scruggs. E. i allou of Cara toga Springs 1902. M r.. Marie* Fcathcrstouo In order to secure puvlic approv­ II, The AKKiK-Intrtl Press. S c - .y. widow of Lclland Starry, al or votes for schemes involving NEWARK. N. J., Jan. 1 4 MAJOR YOST DIES. > iu uwncJ hotels at Saratoga and large public expenditures, advo­ Eight or 10 bandits early Monday Palm Reach was dismissed by the r ANTON, Ohio. Jan. 12— Major cates of such measures too often broke into the warehouse of Pierce, supreme court Judge Whitmeytr. Butler nnd Pierce Company, bound Philip Yost, 53, U. S. A., retired guess a t tho co3t. The fact that Mrs. Ballou had asked $59,000 for und gagged the negro watchman died here Friday night. During actual co3t will greatly exceed the Tulhihasseu—Tomatoes packed alleged alienation- of affections of estimate seems of little concern if the World War he was in charge anil escaped with two truck loads Ihis year total 13,159,000 cases of her husband formerly chaiilftar of bonded whiskey valued at $100,­ of German nrison camp at F o rt tho project can he launched and No. 3 cuns. employed by tho Storry family, , the people obligated. Oglethorpe, Ga. 000. 1 �w. esJ&r^ v ir.W b * StfwaiSno K m , ( Bead No.. g —Haines City to FW t ____ Uver to Live Oak, iPiercw: Haines City to FreetHr A R are F ind ________ Live Oak to proof, good; shoulders poor. P*Wellborn and t tour through Frostproof. From Lake City, fine. _ Frostproof to Sebring, fair. Be­ IIS WEEK IN Lake City, rotfgli .t___ U ke Oit* to Jacksonville, fine. hring to DeSoto City, good. Traflr o . . TOt, ^ , 7 ' SANFORD Road No. L—Georgia line, to for Okeechobee City should go by fore action on a "oldlnvl Fort aiyera: Uaorfta line to Jen­ a to M wISSf! t*“ * i a nings, Jasper, Genoa, W inr way o f Fort Baasenger. U H I BULLETIN SOON. Board No. 23-BeiIeview to of Ctrl! good. Lake City to High Springs Springs and on to Lake City, Plant City:: Bellovlew to Sumter I ^ ^ S t e S f l B S S f f i t e r 4 f t a f f t l ....... c S n ,ST,AN SCIENCE. _ under construction, detoar by way County fin ne, under construction I’ S m ' „ sln“ * * ;- l Utot.’S™ bS/»V e • o " 1" * fur Somtojr Jan. of Fort White. High Borings to and very rotmhGainesville, 18 miles o f asphalt, Ocala to Wildwood, BushneU, Dale i* t o £ 3 S & S !f S W l A S 1W • * « * • . • ■ excellent. First 10 miles sotrth of City and Tampa, advised to fake i Church ten he, 11 a. m. Gainesville new asphalt maillBc Hat will bo used in “P L , u , _ . Pedro Road out of Ocala. This wiu School. 10 a. m. oat rite bulletins. As yyet e t ! . ,V“ k J™ '? ^ ^ Cojwn Sunday very good. End M asphalt to ML bring (ravel on Road 23 near the Woman's Club building, Oak »n of Mr. Scrugg’s office l ^°tk of s *ra,n1o!® county; William canopy, rough but good going. Mi- asphalt road In Sumter county. ’a offii canopy to Marion county line tra­ Excellent asphalt surfiue through Mb been d a t c r m C T A A? U » welcome. der construction, bat passable. Sumter County to Hernando Coun­ . that rasjr be ‘dJif/ed! a 1 ^"w unty;jjjft or If anyone •WiMhet to ! A* J" ™ " , ®nd E^no pcn lcy, both Marlon County line to Loemlt, ty Hne. ALL 8OUL8 CHURCH. theatre very. good. Ocala to Belierirw I Into communication with him ,! SL®“ E “ ! cm‘ntf t Jjm prewdnd ehanges daily. Inquire at Least i.asked to see either R. W. Pcar- W*,nc?r1? * £ 0?* both of tills county, Tomorrow is tho Octavo of the . and John Helms and Anna R. Mc­ Epiphany. burg or Ocala Chamber of Com­ or B. F. Whltner, Jr. See 75 o f Sanford’s Lain, both of this county. Communion Moss at 8 a. m., merce for best route. BeRevlew Bishop Barry, Celebrant. to Leesburg to Eustis and Moont b rig h te s t P l u m b in g fir m o p e n s . beautiful ‘High Mnss at 10:30 a. in.. Fath­ . im p o r t a n t n o t ic e . Dora, very good. Mount Dora dehan k Coleman la the All childron taking part in the er Ifcnncssy, Celebrant, Bishop through Orange. Osceola and Polk children in “The M ar­ of a new plumbing firm , Ressell, I* ' Counties to Bowling Green, good. has opened in Sanford. The Midget Marriage are requested to Barry speaks. At I n. m. Bishop Barry admin­ Bowling Green to Gurdinfr, fair. ria g e of th e Midgets.” of this firm is temporarily report at the High School building isters the Sacrament of Confirma­ Gardner through Arcadia to i at 1033 West P int Street Monday afternoon at o’eiock. tion, followed by Benediction of Cnrlstrom Field, good. Carlatrom ja fte r Feb. IS, It will bo located the Blessed Sacrament. JOINT INSTALLATION Field to the Bcrmdnt Board, rough Tnird Street and Oak Avenue, SRIiVICK Mosses during, the week at 8 a. nnd sandy In spots but fair road. firm announces that a general Tho Odd Felown and Rebekshs m. ’ Bermont Road to Fort Myers, of plumbing will be done in ,?*"ford will hold a joint in­ Public invited to church servient. good. It to steam and gas fitting Both members of the firm stallation of officers Monday night, . Road No. 3.—Georgia line tv. experienced in the plumbing Jan. 14. Every member of these FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. Orlando: Wild’s Landing and Ytt- The very befit Battery is an lodges Is asked to bo present, as lloolehan having been W. J. Carpenter, Pastor. . A Tumultous Drama of L Icc and on to Jacksonville, good. ■__ eod Sea From Jacksonville to Orango Park, • with Mahony-Walker a real treat Is promised for them. "The Victories of Faith” will be E X I D E On Monday night, Jan. 28, the tho nubjcct of tho morning sermon. any, of this city for several Green Cove Springs nnd Putnam "BUMP8-, While Mr, Coleman has been joint installation of officers of all (We have our heating plant in County line being repaired, rough. Wo.rc-cbarge and repair all the lodges in the Twelfth district, the basinets in Harvarden, fine working order now). makes of Batteries Inn passable. Brick road from comprising Leesburg, Orlando, “Tho Meaning of Life” will be Klees Creek through Pnlatka to r, “Mastfn F*n,F*t S t Cloud and Sanford the theme for Sunday night. Kan Mateo, good. Ban Mateo to •X ‘The Last W« R A T BROTHERS will bo held at Orlando with the RRAL ESTATE TRANSFERS We start off the conference year f»'«on. rough. Sisco to Crescent J i-i officers of Sanford lodges officiat­ M „ Jaauary 10 in good shape. With the spirit of I City. Pierson and DeLeon Springs ... L T. Cassady and wife to R. J. ing. co-operation now manifested, car- * ! newly finished asphalt surfnee, ex ­ Phone 648------------—Sanford ried out in coming months, wo shall I cellent. DeLeon Spring:! through 1 c H ^ « rd Ovcrlln and wife to W. AT THE MILANB “ TIIE LAST bo "going some." DeLnnd nnd Sanford, fair. Son„ WARNING" Attend the Epworth Leagues at! i.toSsel Kaufman nnd Elroy Yerovl (top photo) unearthed a pic.'c ^ ,r,l through Seminole and Orange This lively frolic among the 0:30 p. m. They have good meet- 1 * 1 i J l C* DnBow >nd wife to W. C. ghosts and murders should be a it hammered lead with this Inscription: "Virgin Dare, Died Here. • ' 4 J-GcoSrlTlin'o to MlIngs. T i good Invtsemont for those who are Tho Sunday . School mcota nt Laptif of Powhatan, 1590 Charles R.” The tablet .is shown in lower inml: Georgia tine 13 miles south, Inmi: sout rTwit. & « w *»<i» " « to r . l . rs «- «au t oiicii E r twieir S blood runj 0:30. Classes for both adults and photo. The find was made on P Street, N. W., Washington. Further \ sandy-clay, very good. Ten m lW '. ■ ' 8 . Kendrick Guernsey to John cold. In it they may find enough c ,drcnexcavations will be nude by Smithsonian Institute. ' [penctratlon^and lime jock buad, ihipcrsi and gasps to satisfy them O /.ll. Davis. good. No detours. Six miles shell, through a season of dramatic of­ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ranch, nine miles asphalt and brick ferings. All th# green lights, ap Sundav the Pastor will begin n to Jacksonville, good. Sixty-two AT THE MILANE 2 BAYS COM. v a a ^ r _ 1 typical originality of ex- parttions, hollow moans and other series of sermons on tho Parable; S tate R oad Dept. , miles rock shoulders ju st complet­ stapla harrowings are here assem­ of the Kingdom as given in Mat ed from Duval County lino ncrov' ■roton William Russell starrlrg M ONDAY J A W t 2 1 R eports o n Roads St. John’s nnd Flagler counties to When Odds Are Even,” sain bled in a spacious and Jocular cham them XIII. her of horrors. It is the SearsN IG H T S A T 8:30— T U ESD A Y M A TINEE 3 P. M Thcro will be a baptism service T thatch house built In the Wit Bunnell. Bunnell to Volusia Coun­ shows at the morning preaching service, ty line to Daytona and Smyrna, Fox studios for a sceno in this Roebuck of tho mystery (Hr TH* A uw lstrS Prrw) faction: "It’s hot enough to coming to the Milane Theatre for the Session, will meet a fter both TALLAHASSEE, Fin. Jan. 11 - fair. New Smyrna to Titusville, .E*y onIy.Wc<Inesdny, Jan. 10 morning and night services for the tmwV theoniv ■ M U you r roof off” And it was, ar- °.nM Condition of Florida state roads rough. Shell road to Cocoa, good All the cast is out of the top draw- reception of new members. • OF •TH I COVERED for the week ending December '21* Seventeen m il's hard surfaced to Members of the Kiwanis Club, is described by the State Road De­ Sebastian, rough shell and roci>. Services Sunday as follows: THIS CITY FOR •a * l,A ,3 ; K ,£ & js s a ^ ," j^ g !“ -"tg a 9:45 A. M. Sunday School. Rotary Club nnd Sanford Cham­ partment in the following infor­ Wabssso to Vcro, 13 mile detour, _ 'T a x a tjja M Y . r■ 1 1 11: A.M. Preaching Services. good shape or over new grade, ber of Commerce nrc looking for­ mation Jtzst made public: 2 P. M. Junior C. E. Road No. 1.—Nunez Ferry to sand .ruts. Vcro to Miami, fine 2:30 P. M. Intermediate C. E. ward with interest to the address Jacksonville: Nunex Ferry to E«- road. thfi studio. Thus, while the thatch ArtSnr Vllinl; Jn f ,” .1 Em n<’ to be made before the Kiwanis houro was supposed to have been v „ , " n rY Jfu ’ I)Hamlltoa, (5:30 P. M. Senior C. E. cumbia Bay, flvo miles under con­ Rond No. 5.—High Springs to ; 14 ! 7:30 P. M. Preaching service. . Club on Jan. 23, by Merle Thorpe, struction. Detours plainly mark- Fort Jlycrs: High springs through : .h . South Sen l.l.ud . the ^ W L P y T r e .M .- .i a f ft U lS u , players had to force no illusions Public invited to all these ser­ editor of the Nation’s Business. cd. County road in fair shape. 1 Archer and ‘ Williston to Romeo, That is to vices. Won themselves concerning the It is too complete. Escambia Bay (Florida town) to fair. Romeo to Dunncllon, newly Mr. Thorpe is recognised as one say thnt it overflows n little, anti •HBl, of tho country’s foremost speakers Aliilignn, sandy-clay and brick 1graded, heavy sand alm ost Impasthat its comic lacerations grow a T hii photo-drama which is bo * editor road in excellent shape. Milligan to sable, except soon after rains. D un-; surplus and monotonous bcfor-3 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH on business subjects. As mg shown todav at the Milane tin nit of the country’s leading business PoFuniak Springs, rough county 1 nelion to Inverness nnd Brooksthe end. k h .•Iro, finds Russell sup The regular services will be held Brooksvillo through* . _William - r ................. All of us have our pet terror- tomorrow nt tho Congregational magazine he is In positin nt Wash­ rood. DeFunlak Springs to Ponce iville, fair. by Dorothy Dcvoc, Lloyc ington to keep closely informed I < ‘° Leon, excellent sandy-cloy road, Hernando nnd Pasco Counties to . ck, Alim Cavan and Fran; dramas. Some of us are commit­ Church. •A regarding business trends and ca- l’"ncc de Leon to Westvilic under Hillsborough County line, rough, example of how a ted to “The Bat," others to "The Bible school a t 9:45 A. M. pccinliy national nnd state legisla-1 construction, take north county but passable. Hillsborough county > _____ __________ Cat and the Canary" and still •rrot nattenal sptsoda miy bo Preaching at 11:00 A. M. by tho lion effecting business. M r., whicJ?, l» Jn “hope. West- line through Tampa by way 0? ___ t__ t ______ __ vllle to mTOe real fpp ell tlmes.--ah; KEY WEST JEWELER HERE W a ro 'ln ^ li® AJ?n,,‘cr-”. “T,hc U *1 pastor. Thorpc is in great demand ns n ' vilIe, ChiPfcy. county road in Six-Mile Creek through BradenChristian Endeavor I. N. Mcitzcr of Key West and , k?J . f .i! ,th 8 ,cxl>crt in such ........................... ...... shape. Chipley to Tallnhas- town, Sarasota, Englewood to the meets at | speaker before business organfza; shape, Arthur Corun Doyle. • a ! . « , " . ■o n in f l u chairman of the Pirate Club nt !b ? ^bI; Tnrorite. It appears 0:45 P. M. (juiney, very county Myakka River, very good. Myaktions, and■ «has spoken in practical*cc\ wvin vl, n Quincy, vepr good co Night service nt 7:30. At this ly every large city in the United r »ni!* detour to north.............. A Paramount Production 1.5 miles enst l:a River to Punta Gorda, rough service will bo given four recta States. Within the post year he of .Quincy on account o f road under and sandy in spots but eusily p a ss­ u SPECIAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA of Moving Pictures. Title, Judith has spoken in Cleveland. Detroit, i c?.n construction. Tallahassee Au- able. Punta uordn directly to ,atr£c.Uon- ,T alL,ih a ” e<s„ to to Au* PRICES— Matinee: . 50c. 75c* UA fi. * of Bethulin. in-lfi#,*ME'BhcrMr/. P. IoM he thcatro. CU" ° nl ,liffhUnor^ Chicago, Kansas City. St. P a u !.!cl,,a R,v" ' MorotlceHo. very Fort Myers impassable, but tra f­ -Night: 50c. 75c. 11.00, f l.M Phta Tkx Vou will bo welcome to worship Seattle, Snn Francisco,. Memph fic can go by way of Tucker’s M emphis 1 f.ood r°»d-Atjclila River to SEATS ON SALE JAN. TO—MAIL ORDERS NOW nnd enjoy with us. Greenville, excellent.. Greenville Corner. nml Providence. The Nution’s Bitsine.iz, of which FIRST BAITIST CHURCH iV Mr. Thorpe is editor, is published I Sunrny School 9:30 A. M. the United States Chamber of. Morning worship nnd sermon 11 by Continued from page 1. Commerce at Washington. T aking1 Continued from page 1. A. M The Greatest Army in the it ns a house organ Mr. Thorpe World. Its Purpose. R. Philips also assisted in th e , m atters to which your attention i.i „ R»ptl«t Young Peoulc’s Unions has made it n great nationu! eco­ counting of the votes. a n ... , ft | , . . j called, the Grand Jury has found 0:30. Evening worship and ser­ nomic magazine with more than 135,000 readers in nil the states of nbula‘,OBof th" votcr the County Institutions to be in mon 7:30. Subject, Going to nn the union and in foreign countries w as Unknown Country Unafraid. u completed chortly after 7 excellent shape. Prayer meeting Wednesday ns well, in addition to acting as editor he has been responsible fo r1 evening 7:30. s ^ " k( hi h' j p j L " f i t ' ' r " •rr r “ m h“ c" mc • » ih" the business activities of the mag-) thaatre and a tremendous applause•Cro?‘l Jury th at of the railf i t t e d the announcement. There roa,‘ cro!,!,ings on the public road? Local R. R. E m p l o y e s ) “ l i S i of interested people, of Seminole County are in very CTICTtcn. HOLT Church servlets for the first Banday after Epiphany- Jan. 13. win __________ _________ ___________ ,b a :t , . MARMAOB LICENBKS L fiftft" ? ,B tho According to figures given out HI*^ , . Saturday by the county Judge's of-| *■ .*?■' and ficc there were 325 marriage li- M5 “®B J ., cemea by -Judge i5 vW S ‘" “ . Issued “» “**«■ E. F. with OL S * " imltcd to worship JSGSSV ; —.Today.*. “Whea B a t t e r ie s . Eva’ Merle Thorpe Will Address Joint Meeting Here I, I h BOND EECTION GRAND JURY Organize to P reven t j!!, S f t .......... " • «— ^ evening awaiting the results of the rccomrnend8 *•>•«- those having thi-i Accidents on T rains tainingly. :iiiy forct‘fu,1ynn'1c,,tcrelection and when the count was mntte r in charge, see to it without Mr. Ihorpc will speak on "Binir n a ur\n<..IH.. completed the n««\V« news uwas speedily delay thnt the crossing* be put For the purpose of furthering ness i- Business.” He will di.<from one groir ' •• • • • the enusu of snfety among em­ cusi the situatoin nt Washington, ployees, und for tho prevention of nnd thc relations (hut evt-' be­ iaccidents, n new committee has tween government and. business. 1 iM ^ h ro n ro k c M for the Jacksonville uistrict- and a most enthusiastic •• wnu meeting was hci.l in Supcrinten- ployees as possible. Short talks ofCommisrioner S^O ChT.S'wn! !T m° “l forcc?l,!y \'«Pren^d by dent r. L. Dumas’ office Jun. 11, were also made by W. F. Shellv, 9 called, it was found thut ho too ♦»! pr,Vni,t n"d businesslike, yet at 1 o’clock. engineer, C. J. Wolfe, conductor. D waa out of tho rll j e ; , . 100 thoroughness and spirit of justice Many interesting phases of thc '1 he new committee for thc Jack- iB Wa abort business trip. However thehShiriff’thC ff!MU\ Att,,rn.e>’ a,,d subject of accident prevention was ssonville o n v illo lli.tr ir ! tn * )the k . present . . . _____. I H r / for when notified of the results of thl ‘ r .u ffi“ ufflcc hav« dispose.I thoroughly discussed nnd all mem­ year is nsdistrict follows: election Friday night by City Clerk ”f thc '[nrio.U8# and mat- bers of thc committee pledged T. I . Dumas, superintendent. L. R. Phillips. lt:rs coh*,nK b®f°rc us for consider­ themselves to do their utmost in ?hil in. Mr Mr. Gh«» Chase express I «tion. I~ N. Hanscll, train master. ed hln dellgnt de at the outcome and | We Ithank the cour tfor the many promoting the important work. II. II. Nowmnn, conductor. that wt It had carried by even courte .Supervisor of Safety J. It. Ad­ T. W. Baxter, captain of police. I ams, with hcndnunriUTs nt WiiA. Franklin, road master. F. E. Foahce, ngent. for n successful min«ton* N: r - ™d T. I . Dumas, IUI ..superintendent at Sanford, m|t1 — II. L. Gibson-general yard m as-! .to n .ra j b r r r ru ' , * i „ ' a r f r •,c n ’'lined to the committee the purpose , ter. of the snfety organization, and R. I~ Glenn, fireman. £rnm ui';V 'arr n,,a " i 8 «»*Pccted t o } L. B. Hrngg, yar.i conductor. I accomplish during the present f . J. Wolfe conductor. ye?.r: . 'V. F. Corley, road m ndrr. il * 7 i '* “cting as mayt ,, »h< Mr. L»umus also railed attention • W. F. .Shelly, engineer the City nnd when culled on I Sheriff nml Ids deputies we aro to the committeemen the importO. It. Katrldgc, secretary, Meetings will be hel.l at regular d for the assistance thev unic of attending each and every have rendered u.s in enabling us meeting held, milking 100 ppr cent intervals, nnd employees, as well _ me of busitiesH attendance of eonimitteeinen nnd as others having matters of intetralssioners wished to express the urn J with commendable also the good winch would be ac- cat which they would like to procompliiihed by inviting and urg-|«cnt for the benefit of the s a fe ty ' Xp£ndhi1wuy'' tht»|a tJic**volers put \ T{>J h" J f e M"rable Schelle Maine* mg the attendance of as many cm- movement, are cordially v.-cl-ome 1 tne election over. ' Ass,!:,la nt Mute Attorney, we e x ­ ’ "The commissioners, the acting t° nd ®Ur thunk:-- und appreciation for Ills nidi* servires. naaananaaaaannaanaaax:* saraaixaLMia-r xrrru* “ U* M that the voters We request thut this general W T * ‘.heir confidence lr he published. { ffm •» d 1tb“ t ‘hey will do every presentment An»l now having o u r: -tb at ‘hey can to rush the labors, we beg to be concluded dismissed for I saw or the bund, and have the the term. otocr prcliminniy work also ru?hI*. II. KIBBLE. Foreman “SERVICE THAT SATISFIES" means a good iie:ti to 3 G. L. BRITT. C lerk.1 every car owner. Test our service and YOU will know 3 Dated January 10th. 1921. ■at v ] Put it to the test | N ew City Library __ W ill Hold Formal R earrested on C harge " . O pening On Friday ^ D egree Murder ■ Announcement was nude Saturday that Sanford’s new city librnrv r will hold its formal opening on tu x^t Friday afternoon" "'between" "the ' ? CANTON ■ - J U . , , •,a"- *2—LptlUto E. Z <fH,h’ . prc"idt-nt of UBt,«d mui S L V ' ( -------------- -- f ... / » 01 wiu WE R E PA IR ALL M AKES OF .AUTOM OBILES * JUDGING FROM TH E R E SP O N SE S TO MY OFFER O F $ 2 5 for the R est N am e FOR THE NEW SU B D IV ISIO N O F TH E PACE ESTATE Pierson-Rogers Auto Co. | MAXWELL-CHRYSLER-CHALMERS' If you have not sent in your suggestion, do so at once. Help Us to Help Santord B Y ADOPTING THE VERY B EST N A M E FOR THIS SECTION O F YO UR CITY • HARRY T. BODWELL 104 M agnolia A ve., Sanford COUPON Clip nnd Mall to Harr, T. Bodwell, 101 Magnolia Avenue, Hinfo-d Fla I suggest the foilowing name.. SUBMITTED BY ......... MY ADDRESS IS.................. REMARKS ..... Cerner Sanfcrd Avenue anti Second Street 19 4 pi M h oM n e......... H1 i9 4 i mmy CM IS! ■ HI4I thT„U.Lrnry l,08rd- 0thcr becn alternutelv token into c u S featurro will be cr. ihc program .dv r.nd nlcnonl for q u 's tb n irg including music. ■a! time In connection wiih the opening Mrs. Brown said tluit there would also be held a InoU shower. Every­ On Saturday following the o; none who is interested in the library ir.g th<- I'biaiy will begin to utav and itu work, h urged to give one epoa daily during the following 2or more books in c:der to make lio-jr3 from 3 to <» o'clock in the the collection a j complete as pos- j nflcrnoon se p t Suoduv and 0.1 alble. Saturday1 from 3 to 9 o’clock. ! Is Sanford ■■........... -a. ! �; , THE ____________ ________ ford Daily Herald M arketing on a B u sin ess B asis after* ami n n y l l i n l r t r T»« R m M M i t l i i t «v c«« __________ l u h r i , FIm W«< _______ _ slfro Matter, OcS ttv U rtd a sBid J Hnm•i a*** I k n rostnfflce Hnat nffliia at at tsb tr at the Jan font. Florida, under act of March iaford U lf. r , Rernp. comb *. rm M n i MOLL.ASO I~ OKAS. Vlre-t*rc»ldrnt M. HOWARD HKRfl Ree.Treaa. P h t u UH IOT Naaaella A r r a u n tn o c R im o s ratrri On* Tear___ 17 .00. HI* Month* *3.50 D*lv«red In City by Carrier per week 15c. Wreky edition *3 Per ‘vfr- Tear.__________________________ h RPRCIAL SOTir»:i All oblluary « notice*, card* of thank*, resolution* |. and notice* of mtertulmn'-nt* where * chance* arc made, wilt Im rlmrKeit t tor at regular iolverllalng rate*. t MRMBKIt TUB ASSOCIATF.II I'RW* 4. The A**»r Ia l oil Prc*" l* egclu*J Jvely entitled to the um> for repuli» Mention of nil new* dispatches « credited to It or not ntherwUe . credited In thl* paper and also Urn ' r local new* published herein. All *> rlfht* of r«-puUMcatlon of special dispatches herein ure alwu reaerved. , * " R * F 'L ••*:. P« • jt 8 ANF 0 RD D A IL Y H E R A L D , MONDAY, JA NU A RY 14,1924 As Brisbane Sees It U h NO ‘‘B E T T E R 'OLE” IN SIGHT TOM SIMS SA1 Time file*. First thin* One of the most encouraging signs of the time is the On-j T{dal Wave. r n n y /t ? know Coolidgc will be nakft tafe and aana J u ly ^ g g g l evidence from ail sections of the sta te that farmers arc get- 209.000 ATrlcan Native*. Ilnrch Words, for Girls. , ting together on the question of orderly marketing, anti that ma m ... ...... * _!__ L ...... One way to make n„ . as a result a greater prosperity is coming to lthose who (ill till Hut Remember Olympiad. to agree with n man wh«.n Copyright, 1!■23 the soil and produce foodstuffs for the nation. he is looking had. hen ^ hJ The Herald has been asked to reproduce a statement re­ S a le o f cently made by L. M. Rhodes, state marketing commissioner IT’S A variegated news picture | The weather forecast..,, t APM STdiHE of competition competition. er "** and published in the current issue of The Florida Grower. today. A tidal wave in Europe _____ _ « OBPEG CY* Mr. Rhodes does not hesitate to tell the fnets in his intensely sweeps nil the way south from the g ou epn m em T It is hard to grnsn nn interesting article which is as follows: British Channel. Amcricnna livAgriculture is characterized by individual production. irg in calm peace with well i S e i s hh both ^ 0i1n 6MBAPGO 0*\ Other industries practice group production. There is an old trained French rervants working / a r m s To Th e Trying to keep U[) ... threadbare argument from some sources that furming is only for $9 a month in real money, were neighbors is a fine way J 1** production nnd that the only requirement of the farmers is amazrd to have the snnd swept EEVOLUfro,mi$Ts hind. to grow ami harvest abundant crops. Such an argument is into their villas at Biarritz. 0 simple, silly, unfair and unsound. The obligation to help Sometimes n man Boe, u , get their crops to the consumer, in the best condition with WE WORRY about illiteracy ;to meet his wife and | get away from his ^ the least waste, nnd the lowest cost consistent wih fairness here. Frnnce also has her worriers. and a fair profit to themselves, is ju st as binding on the Two Infantry regiments recruited If money was evervtM„~ farmers as trie obligation to produce crops, and it is no more last year were 50 per cent unable wouldn’t be much. Cryth,n« the duty of farmers to confine all th eir efforts to the grow­ to rend or write. Many did not ing and harvesting of crops, than it is the duty of manufac­ know that n treaty of peace had When the political pm ban,. la always lots of smoke. turers to produce products and leave the sale to others, been signed or anything about the ' m ONDAY. J A N U A K Y J . 7 i 921 which they never do. nation’s lawmaking. v_ Any girl knows smiling » J That’s nlnthst as bail ns f'ldna. The experience of the past makes it so clear that the man rm is quicker than crying J BIBLE THOUGHT FOIt TODAY There millions didn't even know one. LOVE, JOY, PEACE, ionjr-tiuf- farmers' road to success is through better merchandising ferring, gentleness, goodness, faith, and orderly marketing of their products, and since 185 c o -jth n t there over was a war with Many people are down on meekness, temperance: against operative associations that are more than county wide and hi bit Ion because prohibition such there is no law,—Gnl. 5:22, hundreds of smaller cooperatives marketed m ore.than $Lit harder to get a drink. WHAT GONDlTiONS will be in 000,000,001) worth of products profitably in 1022 and at a Franco in the future, it is not Just about time man decldra "If you want to live in the kind of much smaller cost than through other channels. With Cali­ r :»■y to*: ay in view of the prob­ has conquered the nir V(m a town, fornia selling 85 per cent of her dried fruit and 72'/i* 1>G>* lem.! presented by the fact that of nn aviator fulling down os 1 Like the kind of n town you ike, job. You needn’t slip your clothes in a cent of her citrus fruits a t a cost of only two to two ami a more than 2i)0,(J()Q "African na* half per cent, as well as many other examples of success in Uvea" will be taken into the Getting up before hubby o u t, And *start on n lone, lung hike. this country and Kumjie, and with no other remedy in sight, way to keep in pocket chnftge. You'll only find what-you left be­ farmers are turning toward cooperative marketing, which French army each year. The French plan a railroad hind, . . „ The thrill of the first n,[.. For there’s nothing th at’s really is the golden rule of agriculture and means “ working for across the Sahara to tap the re­ long trousers is nothing rom ' the mutual benefit of all." The old idea of cooperative mar­ sources, date trees, cattle tracts, new. , cd to the thrill of the tiro^ I t’s a knock a t yourself when y;»i keting was a loose community organization, built on senti­ sugar and cotton producing lands stick. knock your town. ment to market everything from b u tter to beans, without of Timbuctoo and other regions. I t Isn’t your town—it’s you! any contract, with very little regard for expert sale service. What elfect will two hundred It must bo awful to own .best car on the market ami not I Real towns are not mude by men The modern idea of cooperative marketing is commodity or­ thousand Arican natives, brought > 1 )AfbU*6tt able to wish you imd a hotter < afraid ganizations which make it possible for growers to master into France every year, have on Lost somebody else gets ahead. their own industry and merchandise their own products, with the French race in futuic When n married man eats bn When everyone works and nobody contracts to prevent desertion of members and to safeguard There is no prejudice in France, fast at n restaurant you V shirks who is boss at his house. You can raise a town from the the supply of products. no legal or social bar, to mixture dead. The old theory was th at all members were loyal. Rut of races. And If, while you make your per­ cooperative associations are confronted with conditions, not BBHBBBB ■ BR BUB UBB 3 UBilHBBB RHUMB BUR BBS RISERHRan B ill sonal stake, DR. CHARLES J. SMITH, prosiHI Mr. Wilson Speaks Your neighbor can make his, too. theories, so most of them prefer to bind their members and Your town will bo what you wont commodities with contracts. Cooperative marketing is a dent of Roanoke College, Virginia, NEW YORK TIMES to see. business undertaking for the purpose of selling faint prod­ lias this to say about the modern No, it isn’t your town—it’s you. girl. Reading it, you will hope —Exchange. ucts for the most they will bring on the best market. Every one will hope that ex- . f oniplished, if wo may judge from jjj The benefits and advantages derived from cooperative that nothing unpleasant was left President Wilson’s telegram to the the urgency with which our friends B unsaid. Pittsburgh Democrats nt their across the sea plead for our par- a Aininst nil the safe deposit boxes in enr big vault nre Sanford did it! marketing are legion. “Some women in every age Jackson Day dinner presages the ticipation in their a (Tails. Look- *J in use. We have only a few of each size to rent. It changes the control of the product from many in­ Sanford is n progressive city. drank liquor, n few even enjoyed return to good health which every ing hack a t the disarmament eon- ^ These boxes are popular because they contone the three dividuals to one organized unit. -------- o-------one wishes for him. There is n*> f'-rence nnd the funding of the M It provides standards of quality for products and dis­ a smoke, many o( them threw earthly reason why an oracle *f British debt, we have a not uncomNever get the idea that every essentials cf safe deposit: away their honor, but the world the outs should not pursue his op- furtablc feeling that Europe re- u girl who looks at you with dreamy tributes returns from sales, accordingly. eyes is asleep. to the policies of the ins. gnrds us with nonio respect, anil u AHFOLUTK SECURITY It places a premium of good quality of commodities and has never known the turning position Ex-President Roosevelt was not tile eagerness with which even sin u ACCESSIBILITY loose of such nu nrmy of hard "Washington News" rends like a penalty on poor quality. precisely inarticulate on hi.i retire-1unofficial American entrance into n drinking, cigarette puffing, licen­ PRIVACY a report of the old-fashioned de­ It makes merchandising or orderly marketing possible. nient in Oyster Bay. Why should the reparations muddle was re- n tious amazons ns walk the streets bating societies. not ux-I'rcsidcnt Wilson have his j reived suggests that we are still g It stabilizes crop movement, prices nnd agriculture. -------o------established ns lie is on the looked upon abroad ns n going con-] n WcM Kite to turn ene of them over to You— It makes possible to market the commodity as a whole ami invade the college campuses eay, ' Miami is a knockout town this vantage ground of the doorstep of corn. Unless rumor lie i, the Ru*- JJ I today." instead of by localities. winter with both Stribiing and the administration? liis desire to sian Reds themselves are not i:i- „ but you’ll have to come soon! * Dempsey down there. Operating on a non-profit basis. IT MAY be, nr seem true, but, take part in “nn aggressive fight" appreciative of relations with Mr. n -------- o-------will be freely granted by Rrpiildl-, Wil.-oti’s condemned United States i £ It permits unity of purpose. ns usual, the next generation will cans as well ns Democrats. There Mr. Haines is going to Santo \y 0 fenr that a trace of the dis-jn It lessens the danger of over-production by more orderly be a little better than those before. could be no more welcome Domingo anil his _ gubernatorial sign "t tinguishrd ex-President’s physical n and general distribution. chances arc going with him, if nny. it. Providence attends to that, receding invalidism, and that alone dcpressiim tinctuires ins outlook j u It substitutes merchandising for dumping. -------- 0-------nnd makes very good mothers of must rejoice his countrymen. upon public nlfairs. lie sees th u 'jj No, every man who carries n It gives the producer improved facilities in marketing, the ‘licentious amazons” that • They will feel the greater free- operations or th’e government in 'n cane and supports three chimneys A COMMUNITY BUILDER P ' It reduces the cost of marketing nnd distribution. on his housetop isn't necessarily a worry good Doctor Smith. He must drou, too, iti bantering him as to a slightly dislocated perspective, ri LI the nature of his animadversions A fter all, our leaders nre tolerably [J It helps to furnish the consumer a better quality of prod­ remember the famous Olympias, upon our present statu ns a nation, honest men. President Coolidgc, jjn Active Designated Depository of The United States nf Amerit z, colonel. -------- o--------uct at a lower cost. who danced stark-naked, with ser­ It has seemed only good taste to can profit l y counsel, ef course, t] it Stair oi Flrrid.i, Cit;. «n Sanford and County of Seminole Now that the bonus has been receive with a certain gravity tlu tv.-n fn.m tie outs, but he ii not }! It unites communities nnd joins neighbors together. pents wrapped around her, con­ y F. P. FORSTER, President II. F. WIllTNHR, Cashier safely pigeon-holed, it isn’t too It gives group selling to induvidunl production. sulted magicians, killed the baby pronouncements of statesm an not wholly lost to the value of “high a much to hope for the possibility of in his accustomed fighting form principles and just action," N'eilh- □ x -s'n a riz r^ ria 'Jx sa n sa n iir.'u a ri^ sa z iZ su a K E C u r.rE S X B a a a x i It helps the producer to advertise his commodity and of her husband’s second wife. reduced tuxes. l!ut when he can stop aggressively or is Hughes nor Mellon, indue I, -------- o-------increase the consumptive demand. Hut she was the mother of Alex­ into the arena Mr. Wilson will ire if there is one point that has not A man recently hired n taxi and the first, we are sure, to accept been suiTiciently stressed in eomit employs expert men to work for farmers instead of ander the Great. committed suicide on the way to against them. with good nature any good-natured meat on the lull fathered by the the undertakers. He should have GO NORTH BY SEA not blame tho.m secret ary of the treasury, it is the It assembles the commodities and resources of producers, MANAGE A Hank carefully nnd who smileHea will chartered a ferry. little over our iie- purpose of that document to apply MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTATION CO. it pays. For every one humlreil -------- o-------enabling them to employ expert business managers, salesmen gradation of purpose" and the ne­ “just action" to rich and poor Fitr.iuirr n n t’.\s.»i:Nc;KU nimvicr. dollars invested in 1811 in New cessity for nn “establishment of •dike, to the | comotien of the w dI T ...... . ( n e t . s i m v l l l e ( i m - \V n> The president of Vnssnr College etc., and meet organized skilled buying with organized skilled V'rum J n r h a iin i Ilie One War York's Chemical Hank it has paid high principles and just action." fan f the whole people. Let r.s reports that half of all college soiling. V T l.W llf I IT I V.liS.ll W . l ' M I t . l 1A1.I.S Sll.tS H A I T I g u l l ! ’. M i l . .(MIC. m :\ v Y O ltK . v. V. M il The administration of Harding anil have an aggressive tight. I>y all girls smoke. The girls certainly $14,000 in dividends. A one hun­ •iiivrn.x. vi vs*. It prevents the individual farmer front dividing his ener­ i *i : 11. \ tii-:i.i*iti v. i'A. »u>* Cooiidge doubtless has incurred means, and may ex-President have got her fooled. riiiCAim. i m .. km * iT T T H it t H u u , i * \ . an.at gies between the science of production and the science of dred dollar share is now worth some criticism—but it has not been M il.’o.i be in it with ail the vigor -------o------n r .u i i .i v i i . o. aa.ai v m v v .u i , nv. $5,100. in 1907 stockholders got iHiruiHT, vnsir. u.na exactly base. ami well being in the world; but T i l l , K i m . n. n ’t Illness has forced Trolzky to marketing, •at v e in : \i.. <:i i:. vao..v. \ \ V SIIIM .TIIX. II. I'.. 111.71 ns extra dividends nine hundred As for the restoration of “the d > not let us despair of the Re­ take a short vacation. The ItmM minimizes iUicluntions in prices. T t r l l O t l l l l i e l l l i p m e a l s ( e x c e p t l l i T . e i s f o r S a v a m i t b , i . a . ) All per cent more stock, flee of prestige of our nation," that seems public, whether we bo <f the in; sian death rate will probably suf­ r o o m s i n A M f - s l i . ii ) ' mot Ih r lis litr uiu t s o not r o o m s o n etluT Il does away with variety of grades by different local or the out , to us to have been fairly well acfer a severe decline. M e t t l l e l - * e r i r r v c M l . i • I ■.t charge. organizations. S U l . l W i s 1 t i l l It A l . T M K M t i : S A I I . I M I S l*IIU I ' l l l l . \IIHIe-------- o The intelligent Chemical Rank, VI.*, S . n r i r , rt-.Ft. r . : ! i l |*. n , gill V. It makes possible uniformity of methods, records amt! Try the way. went to u southern Ethnologists nre now making n Vin Snvaiiiink. r.ifio I*. >1. Alle-.i1i.-iny. .Ia n . ”.'i, IV I., *, gj study of the origin of the Eskimos, contracts. liertcnldri*. .Ion. 21, K*>li. •. lb state for a president recently, and Florida Development Board Not; Darwin would probably maintain It commands prompt attention to claims and accounts. got Percy II. Johnsr.on. Clone N "Vi tiel . l. J a n . ‘J S. F r i t . 7. U. they evolved from icicles. It reduces operating expenses. -------- o--------- 1 Charles M. Mitchel, president of The Florida Development Hoard prufe H o w a r d . J o n . 21, 2 1 . 1‘eti. II, im n, for (..- !* in tiie i *i rsliin. .Inn. rn, p. , •». _*n. It enables the growers to supply demand but not to the National City Rank, said to be requests all who have photo- :,dve.t i"imgd cam; One hundred and eighteen thou21. nign io the New i* u Lo m o M I . s i . . i i |. . i o n I, n)i r->. 1 1orluillfiu rlnsril cars ,,n Band dollars worth of Sanford real oversupply. Yoik hilly paper!!, jllrt previous M t r u 'i n i > > i , m l I’c r k >.hl, r . t J.'m l I t i f o i - m o t l o i l oil to i iu o st . biggest in the country, tells his 'AsH graphs of Florida scenery which estate changed hands in a few Mi*. I*'.'St* r " I m r e • n * . It brings in to one channel the products of wide areas. stockholders that in t ‘.*j:i they may he suitable for use in a series • * m d curing ihd F lu bin State J. f. V . Allti. * 1 r.n. days’ time. Who says Sanford isn’t jJiJ’-i l It .II. T . M. II \ 11.13, l i e n . A«** It increases the income of the producer. *1 lei, i-l U f l l i o - *. in i l*ii-r, VIC, j;. il a > S J n r l . . o n , ( l l r . T r l r o l u i i i r HAS growing ? mude profits of ten and a ipiaiter of scenic wonders of America to The following have cheerfully It makes pooling possible and equalizes returns between millions. send them in at once, us they have fit rm. he-.i lit* im it r for th it puroffer from the editor of the !M'se: R r \V. Rah.oi'i, Arthur! Early to bed may in* a good plan, members in proportion to amount and quality. A good hank slock is a good no Satin day Evening Post to include Ihi bane, IV. .1, Rryaii, Arthur I but you'll notice that the only bird It is the cornerstone of agricultural merchandising. thing to own. three or four Florida views of thu! tapper Huron <'oilier, \V. J. Conwith a reputation as a wise guy It prevents local organizations front competing with character in the series now being ti"i :. Rich:.t>l !1. Edmonds, f a i l 1 is nn owl.—Miami News-Metro­ each other. RUSSIA'S “SUPREME Revolu­ run, and wish to select a number < ; I isher. It. polis, E erie-. August I -------- o-------1i n i i v j ; I a I h *ir*' nt i n i v f u tit ) iniin« v in iuMtnnu** u h u r a It makes possible tt well equipped grading department tionary Tribunal" forbids all Rus­ of tiie best for submission. *h‘d.sliiii, and rh a tle s A. Stone.! HviU .r.tt ii*! > ' • n»i t . 1 tu n i - H i i i m it, T h . * v**r> iir*»» ilum* »»r In the Jan. 7 issue of Time a with experienced export graders. sians to pray for the patriarch Tik­ bevi-ial c,;' them commended thej 1. 1:11 i »»m :h \ m > t u m i' OfiYiuh of tiie Saturday Eve­ list is given of recent fossil dis­ j i l l . i n t IliV arii.ti ''“it * the i*it11 i*. > nf vni . iiiFi ms 1 rowixhlnif It puts hope, life, stamina, profit, progress and prosper­ hon in private or public prayer* ning Post have expressed regret • b .dn I 'c n hipimmt Hoard for coveries. It was surprising to note mid tht) t h i r d .1 II l u . i l y sliifi.i til** *‘*• s -***tt 0 ( » L IL T in ' roi II •ing the advertising rnni-i i 'old luu^t l *■ cl that no mention was made of Flor­ ity in agriculture, and agriculture is the basic industry. It because he is accused of a crime l<> the Florida Development Roaid •I .»8 .1 H f i i n u * . H sm . i f * • r v t m l * f I I i»* o i u * ’. paign m cunnivtion with the ex-1 . 1ni M ' 1 1 511 **»*rt* n r y .*ii hu vi* i tin I c h i l l y fov llntf ida. supplies the national commissary; it replenishes the ward­ against the state. They mustn’t that the eaitnon entitled "Love in pusitiun. n lijt it d u l l i n *.hi ti |M. u > m u ,, .t i m j tiixit. ) «»*! ,, 4\»* t . i k r i i «’..lth -------- o-------pray for anybody accused by the (he Everglades" was published it: robe; it is the paramount source of our commerce; it is the ■ t>> .I.-v . ’ lo|i. im t h u y a I m i t l d «»f C l . K M u recent issue, ns it was a misrep­ Some of the progeny of Man-o’. l ' i . \ | #s U \ 1 11 A N I» K I | i . M ; v T t » N l t * t u d i i y . Tilt* ritttl I* HtriiiU state. Officials of tho Florida Develop­ resentation of conditions, drawn Wnr, rnce-horse champion of two dominant factor in supplying cargo for ocean transporta­ *v.° !1 1 ,|ul u , G*nl to taht* a cliunue a t tlilit Unit* c f >»*nr. ment I’oard and also i,f tin* Flor­ I iiiiiif a t by nn illustrator who lucked knowl­ iars ago, are Gunboat, Flotilla, tion, freight for railroad, deposits for the banks; it is the THAT’S PART of Russia’s ef­ edge of tin' Everglades and it got ida Forestry Aaeociution extend­ irst Mate, Flagship and Seaplane. nation’s support in time of peace, its bulwark in time of war. ed an invitation to every person KOUMILLAT& ANDERSON Naval disarmament evidently did It is tiie keystone to our national life. And economic profit­ fort to fight religion witli laws nnd by un assistant editor. interested in the growing of timother devices. Near churches they not have much effect on Mnn-o’In commenting on the cartoon, ,, , , , . her and utilization of same to at* able ample production, systematic distribution and orderly put up a sign, “Religion is the Mr. John (iribbcl, War. a large stock- t-nd the Sixth Soulhcru Forestry cooperative marketing, is the foundation stone of agriculture. Opium of the People," And re­ ludder in li libel, ie l urtis { ublishmg I'ongiess. to lie held in Savannah, n2iaBHnii2U1UatlCUZIBS'X&9EaBI>nHBUHUBatlUBHHtlUBflllHnHHBHa|| The coni operators and represen­ Then upon the progress we make in production and market­ cently the Government undertook Company, wrote: Jan. 28, 29 and 30. tatives of the United Miners are ing depends the progress, prosperity ami life of this republic. “This incident only furnishes an­ This emigre*:! will lie eor.ipojed to manage a “nun-religious Christ­ going to Florida to discuss next other proof of the need of intelli- "1 representative southern bu:.Lwage scale. Most people, however, For republics live and advance or deteriorate and die with mas Day celebration.'* Home Electric I ight r.ud Water I'lanta have to stay home nnd hustle for the progress or decadence of their agriculture. Fighting religion is like trying money to pay coal bills nt the pres­ llo ne Ire Machines and Water Softeners It sometimes means temporary sacrifice to change our to mop up the Pmiliic Ocean. ent rale.—Detroit Free Press. course. It sometimes means loss to create and carry out Voltaire knew it. “if there hadn’t IMitmiilm;, Sloan and (las F ittin g Well Drilling -------- o-------Pumps, Gun Engines. Electric Motors, Spray Curts, There nre 5,000 pensioners on reforms. Citizenship in a democracy is not it holiday excur­ been a God it would have been the government’s Spanish-Ainer- sion. There is not it demand in the crown of our civic glory necessary to invent one.” Irrigation Outfits m season nnd out of season, the Man’s View of Cut Over l.aml ican War rolls. We didn't think that was not bought with blood or sacrifice. Human beings can no more do amazing possibilities of the Ever­ Pioblem;” and “The Responsibility n Hanford, Fin. there were that many soldiers in Everybody likes Them A THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COLDS r F Hcolefoan-Ccleman Company , that war.—Tampa Tribune. A wi r veteran doesn’t renllj ' have to Im! a soldier to draw a pon” sioii. a ---------n-------One of Sanford's leading hank, ers asks the question, "Why should our people here in Sanford and Seminole county be investing their » money in speculative propositions ail over the country with golden t. opportunities everywhere here at * home, officered by well known, suc­ cessful men whom they can go to and discuss personally unv ques­ tion that may arise." He then ■ advises, “Keep your money nt borne where you can see wliut it «■ doing, und where it is riot only making you « good profit hut is helping to build values all around you." MY FAVORITE STORIES v Ry IRVIN S. COIIR Among musicians this story, which is said to be true, has lately enjoyed wide circulation and a justifiable popularity. Heifetz was muying his Amori can debut nt Carnegie hall before a tremendous audience, in a box sat Godowsky, tiie pianist nnd composer, mid with him was a certain distinguished violinist. Very shortly, it was plain that in this newcomer, Heifetz, was nn artist who would make the world at large happier for his playing, hut by the same token would till the souls of a good many rival violinists with the pea-green es­ sence, of envy. Geniuses, as we know, proverbially are jealous of other geniuses. Almost immediately the famous performer who had accompanied Godowsky was in a profuse per­ spiration. lie fetched out a hand­ kerchief ami applied it vigorously to his stream ing face. “Heavens,’’ ho remarked under his breath, " it’s frightfully hot here tonight!'’ "8o7" said Godowsky. “ It's hot, maybe, for fiddlers—but not for pianists." without religion than without air glades and the development of f„r Forestry," guarantee r the pracTemporary Address them that l myself have seen in apnioach to this large and! J or water. io:m \V. FIRST S l\PP TELEPHONE G0I-W that limited time. 1im portant subject. THE IHLLIOKS ofcells that make up the body ure intelligent and adaptable. Lawrence Eastman, very often surprised at the degree pvuduction of naval stores to spend !Jut:unr-Ka3.Eaan*an3anut3Ea:taaiiBasBBflUBaKaBHBBBBBBB« of ignorance of Everglade condi- [Saturday, Jan. 20, at the Southern lying in the hospital with his ears lions which have discovered. AH Forest Experiment Station branch » Phone ‘198------- -------------- ----------------------P hono 498 sewed on, knows it. The other gentleman in the fight Lit o(T both his ears and one little finger. De­ tectives picking up the ears and finger, hurried to the hospital. Post office is an illustration of tioq. will* be assisted by deputy r.m They were sewed on and are whllt ca#nhappen even at the pervisor. E. R. McKee of the Flor­ t-i.nuinisource of a fountain of intelligence. ida National Forest, who has been ” ,, ..... . .. H won't happen again. Mo the little living cells recoir- \ t*i • i , in charge of the naval stores ex­ Household Goods Piinru t*. <* _ ni . . ,, n . * , , , , , K The riorum Development Board periments for a number of years. fiv.ln e 1 ^*ucsf Trunks and Uagg&S8 nlze their brothers and sisters Jhas received some very forceful That date was selected for con­ - rnnsferred Anywhere Any Time when sewed on again? An ear jstatements about Florida's pppor- venience of parties from other sec­ titorn;ra * froni a pig or eat would not have Uuuities und advantages by It na- tions of Florida, going ta the con­ grown under the same conditions i.tionully | prominent business and gress in Suvamiah* ■aam Q U IC K SERVICE • tr a n sfer �TH E SA N FO R D D A IL Y HERALD, MONDAY, J A N U A R Y A T T E N D STUDE VOL, CONVENT! F. S. W . C. GIRLS MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor O C IA L lendar Residence 217-W RICH HEIRESS WEDS NOBLEMAN I the County Federation of lomen’s Clubs, a t tho High Ihool Auditorium nt 8 n. m. Ljnv_Theodore Roosevelt Auxiary, No. 3. m eet nt Court louse nt 4 P- oi. Ljay_Mrs. George DeCottes 111 entertain the Evening Bridge FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE[ FOR WOMEN, Jan. 14—Florida ( Stnte College was ably represent­ ed nt the Student Volunteer Con­ vention held in Indinnapolis from Dee. 28 through Jan. 1. The class delegates were Ethel Hear}’, Gladys Jordan. Martha Page, ami Elizabeth Randolph. Ida Holme.i was representative nt large, while Miss Ruth Ccandrett, Young Women’s Christian Association secretary, represented that organization. Alice A lbur/ and Mabel Murphrey, the latter president of the student body, a t­ tended the convention on their own resources. Miss M ary Rchornlicrst.'a grad­ uate of Florida State College, last year, who is this year teaching a' Detroit, was also present. She sat with the Florida delegates. A report of the convention was given nt the Y. W. C. A services '< here recently. Speakers w'eree* \ Mabel Murphrey, Margaret White, ] Ida Holmes, and Gladys .Ionian, j The subjects discussed at the convention were racial, war and Industrial problems. Most of those present at the gathering . were volunteers to foreign mis­ sion field.'). 11,1921 1NSUI.AU PHONE YOUR W ANT ADS trea surer l l j Tin* A w i i f l j i l n l I ' i y d ie s u , SAN JUAN, Pr., Jnn. 12.—J . W. Donnor insular treasurer of PorDirect to Tha Herald, i to Rico, was found dead nt ’ his ! desk Saturday morning. He leaves office for quick and a widow here and a son and courteous service. Re­ daughter residing in Michigan. member th at your tele­ phone ia n Herald Want The F u n n iest Show Service Station. If you do not have a charge account, a state­ ment wil be mailed you when the nil appears. o f the Season “The M arriage o f th e M id­ gets.” Thia is p art of the sa t­ isfactory service given by The Herald to its advertisers and readers. IT3 PERPLCT To reach all the peo­ ple effectively—leave your Want Ad at The Herald Office. Phone us to send for it or phone it to the Want Ad Department a ll J5 c mnI tm uccnn 63c, JaraiaJ tv Hospital siss, f 3jOO 1 bread COULD BE W A D E -WE'D A a « i* j The Futiniest Show of the Season PHONE 148 Over 7;" bright beautiful children of this city, from 3 to 10 years of ape, will give a complete imitation of a “Society" Wedding. ADMISSION Ljay—Call meeting N. lie V. [oward Chapter, U. D. C.. nt (30 p. m., a t tho home of Mrs. L J. Holly. Lday—“Marriage of the MidLis at 8 p. m., a t High School fudltorium under auspices of lounty Federation of Woman’s . New machinery i.. being install­ ed at the Southland Citrus Product Company’s new plant at I.a Ireland, nr.d the wheels will l»e going ’round I"’ the first of the year. The ad­ dition was built to accomodate th* hubs. . packing of the grapefruit hearts, Idnesday—W elfare Department and indications r.io that this pro­ k Woman’s Club House, duct will reach a wide distribution frtain Duplicate llridgc Club. more rapidly than has been dream­ Unesdsiy—Mrs. F. E. Itoumillnt ed of. The contract with one con­ cern alone culls for F>0,000 cans. till entertain the Fortnightly Other contracts have been signed Iridge Club. Idnesday—Nellie Turner Circle with big New York distributing Notice of Meeting of Stockholders house::. Sects with Mrs. K. Roll, till i f The Herald i .inting Com­ lak Avenue a t 3:30 p. m. pany for the Purpose of Amend­ Arriving in Sanford on Sunday lrsday—Miss Katherine Wilkey ing the Charter of Said Corpora­ fill entertain the Every Week tion. Miliccnt Rogers, ‘‘^10,000,000 heiress,” gave New York society was Fred !,. Fleischer. Iridge Club at 3 p. m. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN a shock the oilier day when she lipped down to the City Hull anti Mrs. John T. Brady returned to Lrsday—General Parent-Tenchthat there will bu a meeting of the Ls’ Association nt Grammar married Count Ludwig Sulm-von Hoog.trncton, former Austrian cav­ Sanford Saturday after an ab­ stockholders of the HERALD sence of several months during PRINTING COMPANY, a* the of­ Ichool nt 3:30 p. m. alryman. Miss Rogers ia a granddaughter of the late II. II, Rogers, which lim e she visited relatives in lrsday—Sanford Association of former Standard Oil Magnate. of oaid company in tho City Arkansas, Texas and Georgia, fice lusincss Women meet nt Palm nf Sanfmd, Florida, at HIT M ag­ stopping over en route home, in loom Valdez Hotel at 7:30 p. m. nolia Avenue, on the 2ltd day of Jacksonville, where she was the Lrsday—Recital by Dr. Minor motored to A CONCERT, guest nf her daughter, Mrs. Dan January, A. I)., 11)21, a t 8 o'clock Raidwin at Congregational p. 11*., for the purpose of amend­ N. Wilder. e she will iin Thursday evening Dr. Minor fhurch nt 8 p. m., under atising the charter of said corpora­ h her :notli-7c. Baldwin will give an organ rc[ices of St. Agnes Guild. tion, us to name thereof and also NOTICE. vital, assisted by local talent a t Lrsday—Mrs, W. C. Hill will cna.r to Article II. and VI. of said J hone Mrs. F. E. Roumillat I ti n. m. a t the Congregational krtain Dcplciate Bridge Club. Jacksonville i Church under the auspices of St. (InS-.n or Mrs. Charles nritt ch'i t ter. Hay—Subscription Bridge at (17fi-W) for reservation') f»r Sub­ HERALD PRINTING COMPANY. . Tunnictiffe1Agnes Guild, fee home of Mrs. F. E. EoumilBy IIt cue Combs, President. scription Bridge on Friday afterui Saturday. Dr. Baldwin has a world-wide nt at 3 p. nr. for benefit of K. sident of Ine i , j - t i ti and needs no introduc-: minn a t the home of NIrr. Koumil- A ttest: [t C. Hall. It. 11. Rerg, Secretary. k. Hon to Sanford people as lie h a s ' lnt-benefit nf K. of C. Hall. Inrday—Formal opening and g. "i a number of iccitala here, ( Book Shower of new Library rom 3 to ti p. m. ne I Sunday v :-;Ti were always enjoyed to the Ill’ utmost. ■V. D. Berkeley and W. F. Dan- .othc WILL ATTEND D. A. R. CON­ ■ arrived in Sanford Sunday FERENCE AT FT. PIERCE km the Magic City. Mrs. A. M. DeForrest, Mrn. F. Mrs. \V. I I T onnirliffo''spent F. IJutron. id ns. A. T. Kosudter, I day Saturday in Kissimmee, ns Mr*. \V. F. Watson, Mrs. B. J. I guest of friends, Sta'limr, Mrs. H. II. Pattishnll, and Mrs. John Lconardi left Mon■Villiani Holmes of Chicago, III., ; tiioming lor Ft. Bierce, whore ■ among tho arrivals in the City they will roprcs'tilt th:* Snllie lia rktatnntinl Sunday. Mrs. Edgar Thompson return­ li'un Chapter, nt the D. A. It. coned home Sunday evening, after Bi. E. Carter of Clenrwater, Fin., weeks’ visit with relatives knt tho day in Sanford on Sun- several EOIIORE ROOSEVELT v . stopping at the Montezuma. in Macon, Millcdgcville. and Spar­ AUXILIARY. ta, Ga., and Jacksonville, Theodore Roosevelt AuxK. M. Brown and family of At­ No. ., will meet at J o’clock kin, Ga., nre in the city for n Court Ik use. ■ef sojourn nnd nre at the Mon-. , ■tuna. 'day and are the gucrt.i ol the iatI ______ iter’s sister, Mrs. George Shipp at SHEET MUSIC b r s . Walter Twltchell of Day-[her borne on Sanford Heights. ■ -> Beach was the guest of Mr., ki Mrs. Raymond Key, on Sat-} Giles Baik'-dal". assistant casfiklay. s J lc r of tiiv Rank of America, of I --------New York City, was in Sanford ■Mrs. Edward Higgins, Mrs, II. Saturday, the guest of W. [), kDuBose nnd Mrs. Easte.ly were /Tinnli iii!Y a* tirv Peoples Rank. kongcnial party motoring to O iy --------wo, on Saturday. . Rebert Thrasher was called --------i home Saturday from Gainesville, Mrs. George G. Herring and Miss , v . ■ Iu> i a indent the Uni10.Y Palmetto Avenue tnda Morrison motoied t III:! Sanford Avenue :do Saturday, where they spun Phono 481-J e day very pleasantly. uOc; Children, 25c AT HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM On. January 15, Tuesday 100 LAUGHS IN 100 MINUTES THE HANK OF OVIEDO Mr. ami Mrs. J . II. Mi ve as their guests, at thcii Magnolia Avenue, Mrs. Ntill and son of Atlanta, Ci Mr, ami Mrs, John Fan by•>, N. Y„ were among t Mir. A. !L Maas, an I M. J. Main of fiicl Iowa, and Miss Ida i (lavender of Washington, Iowa, ar­ rived in gnnford Sunday for an in­ definite stay and nre pleasantly lo­ cated a t tho Montezuma. " rs* Bundle of Orlando was the urn,iiig guest of Mrs. Raymond ()’ on Friday. Mm. Candle will NEW LIBRARY OPENS SAT l i t DAY INSTEAD OF FRIDAY ! remembered here as Miss Betty Thu new library \rill be I'uimd todmon. ly opened Fid an! iy nt <' f> “■ Miss Delia Banner of Asheville. 3 to ti o’clock, instead of 1 ridnj • C, was the week-end guest of as previously announced. v* **. W. Speer, cn route to The opening will nho be in tin rots jo ule southern part of the nature of a Book Shower. Ileery one ia asked to bring a book.. SEDAN Fully F. O. O. D e tr o it Equipped The Lowest Priced Sedan N the Tudor Sedan a wholly new IAmerican Ford body type is offered motorists. It is distinguished by a compact, roomy body, two wide doors open­ ing forward, and folding right front seat. It is a car you can get into easily, drive handily, and park quickly. Long-panel w in­ dows affording an open view in every CALL MEETING l'. D. C. » There will bo a called meeting of the N. cie V. Howard Chapter, U. D. Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 at the homo of Mrs. R. J. Holly on Park Avenue. All members are urged to be present. NELLIE TURNER CIRCLE. The Nellie Turner Circle of the First Baptist church will meet at tin home of Mrs. K. Roll, til t On!; Avenue, Wednesday ni'L.nt a at tJ A U lo r j T ill Car ran direction, m ake for safer driving and greater motoring enjoyment. Upholstery is both attractive and serviceable. A t $590, this is the lowest priced Sedan ever placed on the American market. Combining all the familiar Ford qualities with the utility of its ____________ _ d is tin c tiv e body f# obtatnej through ih t type, it is a car of broad appeal and compelling value. HOWARD HIGGINS Capital SI 1)0,0011.00 WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE AND WAGE EARNERS ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. WE DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS. SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS The Officers of thia Institution are under ? 10,000.01) Surely Hunt! C A R S *T R U C K S • T R A C T O R S DGEII, President ux l- i2gggauK nauca''iak]uiauB R B aH U U 3iH B !ii«uiniear!B auuB ziauuaaaanH aaB H nuusK xna,- !a B a a u c a a H a ia 9 i.n ;iB a n iS H ^ B U U u u s& a n M a z g u u a e a n iia sa '3 g ra i:a g z iu a n a a u a a n u a E S u a a u a m ig £ ^ u a H M i;a H a a H H a H w . There is only one place in the world where you can lead a happy life and that is INSIDE your INCOME. JOIN OUR «CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB TODAY “9»nvn vnn- nimipv im] thrive o r D ay in poverty and disgrace.”—Andrew Jackson. « A W n o i l t o u c h D i p c h i l d r e n t c s a v e — Economy is the sure foundation for all GO TO IT! Even an electric button von’t accomplish anything unless it is pushvirtues.”—Victor Hugo. GO TO 1 f A N D DO IT—Join Today— No Fees—No ______ • * ... ak �. *V»* The! World O f Sports Georges C arp en tier Will T ry Comeback In U nited S tates Tk* A n a r iilr l PrttA . HEW YORK, Jan. 14—George? Carpentier, colorful French boxer, probably will essay an American cone-back before tho close of the Indoor ring season. Hia manager, Francois Des~ camps Saturday called Tex-Rickaid th a t Carpentier was anxious to come here in February oMsrch to fight Mike McTigue o** Gene Tunncy, holders of the world’s and American light­ weight titles respectively. If suc­ cessful, Georges would like to fight Tom Gibbons in June a*July. The coble from Descamps was simultaneous with the arrival in Hew York of Eddie Knnc, Gibbons manager, who probably will ronfer with Rickard tomorrow on a Carpentier match as well as a pos­ sible return engagement next sum­ mer with Jnck Dempsey. Rickard did not indicate w hat reply ho would mukc to Cnrpen tier's proposals, hut probobly will offer the Frenchman term s for at least two fights here. Some tlrmago the promoter sought to sign Carpentier but the latter's finan­ cial demands abruptly ended no gotlations. Descamp.', Informed Rickard tlmt he had rejected offers for Carrentier to fight Jack RIoomficlJ British boxer, and Erminio Spa Mu Italian holder of tho European heavyweight title, abroad. He nl■o turned down nn offer of Ameri • can promoters for a bout with Gib­ bons at Minneapolis next summer Br “Home Run” B aker Is Gone From th e M ajors By C O N D O E V E R T T R U E -,M. INCOME TAX IN rfUTSHELL ' — T e e - n e e — y p A’h — - im h a t I — YGAtfYou t>n>f — — wHa s a i d s o ? — a a w . y e e you p i p ! ■— w h a t T I— N A V E 'S ? Dempsey Says GATORS FAIL TO Jack S tribling Will Be LAND NICHOLSON Champion Some Day AS TRACK COACH B B 6 N K I & S 6 T 7 ? ----- TCTe - H 6 C * H W - H S C — f C L T 6 U TH IS b u O R l ^ D l ------- T f i f f * r < YOU SO P j E. 7> 0 ------ C lS T C N — H r T h * .tu arlalrC Prriw. GAINSVILLE, Jan. 14-Jnme.< I* White, nthlctlc director of the University of Florida has announc­ ed that ncHptiations to obtain the services of John P. Nicholson, fa­ mous coach, to take over tho 'Gntor track tenm this year, had fall­ en through. Nicholson having ac­ cepted a position with Centre Col­ lege to instruct both in track and bnsketbnll. Efforts arc being continued, how over, with the view of providing the Florida nthlete.i with the best instructor obtainable and Roy Watson, now of the Illinois Athlet­ ic club and one of the country's prominent amateurs has been in vited to come to Gainesville in on ndvicory capacity. Wntson was formerly with the Kansas Aggies and his nmntcur rating prohibits the obtaining of links on n strictly coaching basis. He will be asked to bring a weight man with hint. Tho 'Gators prospects this sea­ son in track seem to be exception­ ally good uml before the spring a r­ rives nn able training staff will tie on hand to obtain tho best results. IOWA RKI.KASES JONES IOWA CITY. Iowa, Jnn. 14— Howard H. Jones coneh and nthletIc director of the University of Iowa, has been released front hi* contract by the hoard in control of nthletics, that he might accept a position as football coach at Trinity college, Durham. N. C. Secretary It. A. Kuevcr has an­ nounced. B A N JO H NSO N IS A T WORK ON THE BALL MEMORIAL ID TJir \Mivlnlril Press) CHICAGO, Jan. I t —President Ban Johnson of the American lea­ gue has gone to Washington to he on tho ground when the $100,001) American league monument bill in introduced. It is to bo introduced by Itcproscnntlve Jam es Callivnn of Bos ton. Ijist reason it wns intro­ duced in the Senate by Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania nnd passed late in the Bosnian. Only the authorization for the erection of the shaft is sought of congress, us the Amorienn league has appropriated the $100,000 to huilil it. The site hns been chosen by the a rt committee of Washington in Potomac park and the design only nwnits approval of the hill by con­ gress. The names of George Sisler and "Bubo" Ruth already have been s e ­ lected for a place on the monu­ ment, as the most valuable players In the American league in 1922 and 1922, respectively. ' Kr The A««orln Inl I'rm l WEATHER VALUES HEW YORK, Jan. 14—'Th" name of J. Franklin (“ Home Run" Estimate for State of Florida Baker was scratched Friday from Announced by department of American league rolls when the Commerce New York Yankees announced his unconditional release. WASHINGTON, Jnn. 14—The Baker has not played regularly department of commerce n»for several seasons. His last ac­ nounces, for the state of Florida, tive service with the Yankees was its preliminary estimate f the val­ In 1022. He was on thu voluntary ue, December ill, 1922, of the prin­ retired list last season. His r e ­ cipal forms of wealth, the total lease was given him so he may amounting to $2,12.'!.(502,000, ns play Independent hall. compared with $921,790,000 in 1922 Baker leaped to fume ns one of nn increase of 102.9 percent. Per the stars of Connio Muck's SI 00,- capita values increased from *1,000 Athletic infield. When Mack 148 to 02,241, or 10.19 percent. broke up his great machine linker All classes of property increased was the last star to go. 11c wns in value from 1911 to 1922. The ■old to the Ynnkecs in 191(1. estimate vnluo of taxed real prop­ Baker established his reputation erty nnd Improvements increased by driving «n more runs than any from $.'194,000 to $1,410,202.000, or other American league player for 201.7 per cent, exempt real prop­ five successive years. His feat of erty increased from $24,552,000 to winning two games for the Mick- $94,055,000, or 172.9 per cent; live men, one in 1911 nnd another in stock from $24,422,000 to $38,71(1.1913, with homers was unrivalled inrnts nnd machinery from $4,242,. until Inst fnll when Casey Sten­ 942,000 to *8,090,000 or 75,9 peernt gel's circuit clouts decided the only manufacturing machinery, tools, ANTHRAX DEPLETES CARAKAOS twg victories gained, , , bk.the Giants. „ .and implements fro *28,791,000 to °rB " ' *cl.l8l.UOO or 157.7 per cent; and ■cries homo rims also stood for l<> rnilrends nnd their equipment from MANILA. Jnn. 14—Antrnx has years, until Ruth hit four hi *189,772,000 to $222,518,000, or 29. made such inroads among the work year. animals, chiefly enrubuo or water 1 percent. Privately owned transportation nuffnlo, in central Luzon that para nnd transmission enterprises other I.vsis of agricultural activities is Max M arston’s Win than rnilroads, increased in vniue threatened. Thousands of carabao in„ tho Doesn’t R ank Him from *29,223,000 to . .(12,272,000. have , , .died from , the - - .disease „ ., or 112.4 per cent: am! stocks of 1“"t few weeks, and all available Ahead Bobby Jones goods, vehicles other than motor, veterinarians have been detailed to furniture uml clothing from 205.- the infected area in an attempt to ( n r T h r A n .o rln lril I 'r r .s ) 150,000 to *427.125,000. or 10(1.2 stump it out. “ With the *(10,000 just appropri­ NEW YORK, Jan. 14—Although per cent. No comparison is pos­ Max Marstnu won the national sible for the value of motor vehic­ ated by the legislature," said Sec­ amateur golf championship nt les, which was estimated in 1922 retary of Agriculture Apostol “a Floosmoor last rummer few wilt at $11,10(1,000, because no sop era to systematic campaign against an­ thrax, including careful, thorough concede that he deserves to he estimate was made in 1912. ranked No. 1 among the amateurs In making these estimates the nnd complete quarantine and vac­ of the country. department, it was announced fol­ cination of every animal in the in­ Marston is n fine golfer, but In lowed in general the methods em­ fected area, is made possible.” hardly ranks ubove Hobby Jones ployed in making the estimates for victor in the open championships 1912, though belief was expressed nt Inwood. An in the opinion of that in some respects that work most critics Marston is not en­ in 1922 has been more thorough titled to displace Chick Evans of It should lie borne in mind, rays Chicago, who is only u stroke o* the department, that the increases ho behind Jones in skill. Due to in money value are to a large ex­ his victory in the national. Mnr* tent due to tiie rise in prices which Hton is properly rated in third po- bus taken place in recent years, anr Hition, behind Jones and Evans so far us that is the case they do • Jess Sweeter is at home in not represent cnorresponding in* | fourth place and Francis (Jaime creases in the quantity of wealth.! in fifth. From this point on the The estimated values of gold and I To Three classification becomes a matter of silver coin bullion, the vessels of opinion. the Navy, nnd privately owned waterworks will appear only in to­ BOOK BRINGS LARGE PRICK tals for the United States, it is Itlit) COMB stated. LONDON, Jan. 11—At a recentauction n William Blake “ Milton." O ld ) BECK HORSE 1804, brought $17.00. The volume I is believed to be superior to the I H A P P Y COW one in the British Museum as no other copy has 50 leaves. Two others are in the United States. WHO? Single persons who bad net income of fl,000 or more or gtass income of 15,000 or more, nnd married couples who had net income of $2,000 or more or gross incomo of $5,000 or more must lllo rcrc turns. WHEN? The filing period h r from Janunry 1 to March 15, 1924. WHERE? Collector of internal revenue for the district in which the person lives or has his principal place of busi­ ness. HOW? Instructions on Form 1040A nnd Form 1040; also the law nnd regulations. WHAT? Four per cent normal tax on the first $4,000 of net Income in excess of the per­ sonal exemption and credits for dependents. E'ght per cent normal tax on balance of r.ct income. Surtax from 1 cent to 50 per cent on not incomes over $0,000 for the year 1923. (Iljr T i e Asanrlntrit P r » « | MIAMI, Jan. 14—“Young Strib­ ling will be a world's champion some dny" declared Jack Dempsey to friends following tho StriblingNcstor fig h t in the Cyclodromo Thursday night. “Anyone who nnys that tho youngster has no wallop is wrong,” declared the world’s champion. “ He is one of the fastest fighters I have ever watched, and with a little more ex­ perience nnd weight the youngster will make his mark in the world. Who knows, maybe I will have to fajc that boy some day, if he comes along ns he is coming now," said Jnck. Dempsey enjoyed himscif im­ mensely during the Imttle. When it appeared that it wns ended in the fourth Jnck made a rush tr the gnte. hut when the fight was resumed he wns back to his seat. “One of the best fights I have ever witnessed” wan his comment ns he nnd his party wended their way homeward. “Stribling is some boy.” Dempsey will be the guc-t of thv Miami Kenned club Wednesday and in honor of his presence there, the club will have Dempsey day. There will be n Demrtscy stakes event, and Jack will also act ns honorary judge. Special arrangements will be made l>y the club to take care of the tremendous crowd which is certain to be prseent. Incom e Tax Helps WILL HAVE COAT 0* AWlll POLITICAL M m For LQNDON, Jao „ 14— Aftgr.$»virtg bton in. cxbU nei for ISO fears tlje London Stock Exchange has re altecd th a t it is ju st as Important as most of the other great city cor­ porations which have their coats of nrms so tho trustee and manager*, have decided that the Stock Ex­ change shall have a coat of arms all to Itself. , The ColJejro of Heralds has sub* milled a design to the authorities and should this be approved th* great bargaining houses in Throg­ morton S treet will have Its owm heraldic insigia. ----- ------------ --— r - - = 3 Youcanreach F ort'M yers by automobile now. ^ When, by reason of illness or t • * * » » nbsence from home, additional ^ ____ _ — _— time for filing un income-tax re­ * ** • • I> * * »N —— " _ r~ -Z z T==_T33 turn is required, tho taxpayer i « JJP" . * - i should address to tho collector of •*» / *, I internal revenue for the district in *which ho lives a request for ar. I extension. This request must be mailed before the return is due, March 1-5, 192L The collector may grant ail ex tension of not exceeding 30 days. As a condition fur granting such nn extension the collector may re quire on or before March 15 the filing of a tentative return. A tentative return should he made on the usual form, marked "Tenta­ tive,'' and should contain a sworn Indications A re !i3 ,a ™nli^ nnd tho first rp | , t- * • y exhibit will open on modcrnlv statement of the estimated amount • i h a t V O l U S ia I s equipped Fair Grounds, with e r- of tax^ due. If before the end of a 20-dny ex To H ave B ig F a ir , M W i"** unexcelled by. nn y ; nn accurate re Mm can -------*») the State. I not be made, appeal for a further extension must he made to the DELAND, Fla., Jan., 11—After ------------------------- --------------_ —_ « r>t * I Commissioner of Internal Revenue many months of painstaking prep ■ See 75 o f Sanford S Washington, D. C., together with aration and through excellent co­ , i i a , « a full rccitnl of the causes fooperation of the citizenship of lig h te st b eau t i III! the delay. The enmmirsioner will \ olusia County, the Volusia Coun l i M r o n i n “ T l ir e M n r not grant an additional extension ty Fair is a reality and the ex­ pl T111(11 C n in 1 11C i r i a i - Without a clear showing that rt hibit will lie open to the public on mm!’' January 22 a t Deland a t one of riage o f the M id gets.” •con-,?k,tG ,:c,tur" can Ilot the finest Fair Grounds in tho state. ■ All the buildings on tin Fair Grounds are practically com* pletcd and have a physical valua­ tion of nearly S 10,009. Of this sum approximately $17,000 wa appropriated by the Board of County Commissioners, who real ized the value of such a county wide project in bringing together a comprehensive display of the ( products of the County and d peting the versatility of Volusia County enterprise. Ollier sources of revenue in the financing of th ■ Fair came through life und annual membership fees, and in this tin entire citizenship of thu.C ounty responded nobly. Public spirited citizens, roaliz ing the necessity of advertising the products of the County, *-i cither years had labored unstint­ ing l.V in the; gathering together of displays th at would properly reprecent Colusia a t fairs in other sections of the State, ami in these exhibits Volusia carried off ninny prizes that gave tho County a rep­ utation ns a section of great agri­ cultural wealth. With such diversified Industrie", there seemed no reason why Volu­ sia should not have an annual Fair of its own, and thanks to the fine spirit of co-operation that char­ acterizes Volusia citizenship, to day, annual Volusia County Fair, b H ear Stewart chell sing “o P Me,” in “TheM*, of the Midgeta." WASHINGTON I TIPS FOR TAXPAYERS No. 12 f ^ i A e r e b , announre'*^ daqdidnto for the c flb S j of SOminole County Democratic rrin u ’ j ^ W. A. » (Advert! VAlOClTA FO RT M YERS CHAjtmTB T O T H E TOURISTS Fort Myers, “ Tho City . nf Pulms,” can be reached by nutomobilo from sections north of our city Fort Myers loves vigil jors. Wo want the tour* ist to como down and *e« os. to be with ns, and en. joy our enchanting en* vironment. Wo have splendid hotels modern nnd fire proof. Ex! cellcnt boarding houses, apartments nnd furnished rooms nt reasonable prices A bus line pruvidej gcod dally aorvlco to and from Fort Myers via Arcadia, on g three hour .chcdule. Come nnd enjoy yourselves —yon will feel tho thrill of untainted geniality. Chamber o f Commerce Fort Myers, Florida, CALLING YOUR ATTENTION Batteries CLERKS CAN'T h EE I* WARM PEKING. Jnn., 1 I The "finnciu) wretchedness of tin* ministry of education lias readied the lim­ it," according to a local newspaprwhich avers that the ministry can­ not oven keep its employes warm. It 1ms stoves, but no money to repair them or buy fuel. The em­ ployes are driven into the small­ est rooms of (he building, where they huddle together to keep warm. Even the consolation of hot ten is denied them, for the ministry ser­ vants no longer have money to buy this luxury. THE PAINT WE SELL SUNPROOF IT. DOES NOT CRACK, PEEL, NOR HLLSTKIt, OR CHALK OFF A Full Lin? uf lialsumine. Var­ nishes and Stains SOLD ONLY BY SANFO RD P A IN T STORE Welaka Bldg. I'hone HO.'l W inners EGG M ASH A N D M ULE FEED DAIRY F E E D The very best llatterv is an In other words a FEED for every need. E X I I) E Seminole Feed Company We re-charge and repair til! makes of Batteries RAY BROTHERS Phono 518 TH E IM.AN IN IIRIEF t*n |IOMH I TLat tin- till, ,1 State* I (u in * «1In I »■I % I'liirr th* IV n tiu th 'ftt ifulln "f Inti rihilUmal JiiHtlo-. tin* tier 111** 1‘MfDht inti • Miit'd L> Si t'it*Ii*r> Ifiim)h -4 unit r i' Mih tii ll.ii-thnu in IVLru.iry, 11133. If. Tim i without l)<"'i»rnltitc n m«*mlirr th** l.uitn. i!f Natli.ri?* ;t at prtf.nt «».TiMltut*d. (In* I*nIt •*11 •v’l d i ** d ia l! t»d* r t«> * %u*m( itn • nt 4 M*<ji]fi\tH(»n w 1111 im v h - •in! |»i»ri : • i i n» n . . i , . f t I * ' n» n t i* htn!) «»f (•tiiltiiil t i n t *-1 Mu*tt*r foiiiiitiuij wiii«*ii !. S iih M U u to tiif»ral fo rte und im tilh* o|itnt4»n fur th** m ilita r y a d * *■»«IDtin («• f u n r *i r I «jtl nn 11> t tn t*l|.d in A rll'Ic H x um| \ \ ’ I. 3, Siifeituunl tni* Mutiri'u OnotrliU*. 3, Ai i * i »1 tit*' f u r l t h a t tin* ( *t i it • «I SIiih** v III a nu* iiu I'MItfft. ti**iii mid* r III* Tn-iitv **f Yet'* fcilll* h **y,» id h> \« | C«u». lirrm 4, that hiI*in|*«r**hl|t hi thi* Luiuni*- Hhutilt! hi- u|" ti.-d to .lit nation*. C, Prnvld** fer th** rontlnulritf d*-v« h*iniu'iit of intvrriutItmnl \nw. # Right Sort of People Respond Sanford Daily Herald Sanford Do you approve t he winning plan in substance? Yes No □ (Put an X indde the proper box) Name ............................................................ I'lctuz print Address City .... .............. bricklayer, a seamstress or a shipping clerk — just phone the classified department of the Herald. In a few hours your “Help Wanted” message will be printed and read b y thousands of competent workers. S ta te Are you a voter?. • whether you need a salesman or a stenographer, a boy or a Mail promptly to The prompt, nnd satisfactory response to Help Wanted Advertisements in the Heraid reduces your employment problems to the vanishing point You ALWAYS get the right sort of people when you THE AMERICAN PEACE AWARD 312 Madison Avenue, New York City If you wish to express a fuller opinion also, please write to the • American Peace Award Use th e Classified C olum ns o f the Herald �m m fi *-*r-r »{1 *T H E R E ’ S AD RATES c a s h in a d v a n c e Lphoned »*■. « illb« " c=1,ci1 patrons and collector sent ediately for payment. _____ 1 (V He I.c .. I t fQSRfer r -* L f ,# 3 H V f I" V«.— ■ , ’i T1M E FO R A LL THI N G S ” BUT NOW IS TH E TIM E TO U SE HERALD W ANT ADS <r , ms _ ■ 0 .fXI,j a n n II l»nr lint* linn tin* Lble rate for black face type.' Suced rotes 'for consecutive ions. Count s' x T,or,Ij to line. Minimum charge of for first insertion. All ad­ d in g is rcatrlitcd to proper tsification. casc of error Tho Herald be responsible for only ono □rrect Insertion, the ndverfur all subsequent Inserns. Tlie Herald office should otificd immediately in case PHONE 148 prompt and efficient service. W ANTED [JSCELLANEOUS FO R SALE M ISCELLANEOUS REA L ESTATE FOR SALE 7 M M M * B * E E e iiie if if f lf iH iB ilM n » a ii5 E iS 6 ilI 3 is e iiia e e u » Advertising is BUILDING M ATERIAL ROOMS FO R R E N T ' LOST A N D FO U N D FOR RENT—Large n V l^ TRed c d 'Buungaiow, ungalow ! FO.U N D -O pportunity to buy an room. Y Apply short wave .long JutnnM distance Rad Radio : Pace's Lane. Receiving Set cheap. A sk for. MIRACLE Concrete C*. general ARE YOU—Looking for n good demonstration. Hof-Mac B attery cement work, sidewlake, M M * j room. If you don’t find one list­ ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J . &. ed in this column, insert n small Co. j want nd and you will receive the ARE YOU losing nn opportunity T-rw il'eger, P rop/ __ to sell your property by not using Lumber and Building Material, best listings in the city. i.unicer company FOR RENT—Nice front bed-room the Herald W ant Ads. The cost N. Laurel St. Phone 665. 117 lau re l A v e . _________ is small, tho rem its great. Herald! Wants will work for you quickly.) ■1 * LOST—Black and white Collie HILL LUMBER CO. H oum of y * i puppy from 302 French A ve.1 Service, Quality and Price. Phone L‘>5. Phone No. 12. Reward. :> '<1 * % FOft JJA'LE=d^yclo, good coruli- FOR SALE—Big Bargain Fivei “ on. cheap for cash. Sec LanRoom Bungalow, four lots San­ der s_Drug S to re ._ _________ ___ I ford Heights, f'rlcc $3500.00; JOB PRINTING—The Herald Job terms. E. F. Lane. Plant is now located in the We- FOR SALE—fl acres of Lake Ink.i Building. Let us estimate on' Front property, E. F. L ane.__> your Job work. Phone 148. ' ----------FOR SALE—Business block on on First Street. E. L. Lane. LEGAL FORMS of ail kinds for It is the regular way', through which to secure sale a t the Herald office. FOR SALE—Six aero celery farm help for the office or hom er-putting you in communi­ on brick road. E. L. Lane. Hopkins Shoe Shop cation with the various people who may think them­ ' Work Guaranteed. FOR SALE—A beautiful orango _____ 300 E. First St. grove with good income. E. F. selves fitted, to do your work, and thus permitting you FOR RENT signs lo r safe ut the - nnt’' to make your decision and ^election after having had FUU SALE—Orange g r o v e ; Herald office. terms country property. Britt personal interviews. SAUSAGE for" sale— Pure pork _»ansage smoked with oaw wood, Realty Co. Renders of this newspaper are ad readers—and 35c. lb., postpaid. No order ac- FOP. SALE—Three desirable build­ ing lots located on paved street, cepted for less than 8 lbs. Satis­ for an increasing number of them the classified col­ faction guaranteed. Mrs. Enoch worth $1,000.00 ench. Owner will umns are gaining in interest. If you have anything Sawyer, Tifton, Gn., R. D. F. No. snerifico for $2100.00. Britt Real­ to sell you have something to say to them in our C. ty Co. advertising columns. Herald classified advertising will HARDY Australian Pines, stand FOR SALE—Two fine building JJ pull with you in your efforts. lots, located on ono of the best | ■ 10 degrees. $25 per 100. John B. Beach, West Palm Beach, Fin. corners In Sanford, paving an il! ■ _ _ FOR SALE— OcSoto paints and sidewalks both sides. At bargain. • ■ 'I Ml 1 • 1 I /) 5 vanrishes a t Sanford Novelty See Britt Realty Co. I IIA lllT K llA t* 1 6 I /IX * 5 Wo rk s, jiolo agents. 151-tfc FOR SALE—Five lots located on U K / llU lllU v I Id 1 t (J ■ Sunfurd Ave., opposite Rose a iM iiiw v a IV A a w ■ BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries Court, each 5Gxl30. Two of them and blackberries—nil varieties suitable for home nnd commercial corner hits. Easy terms. B ritt ■ ■ ■ ■ a M flB ia B a K a H ifa a a a n H H M H B K fln H M B iH H H K iiB u a a planting. la rg e s t nurseries. Vig­ Realty Co. i the Regular Way j [ | Supreme Court Has 8 Ordered Rehearing orous, well rooted plants insure] FOR SA L E -O range grove, 23 i 1',or. fu‘ I1"’ 'm location on lake, SJ rmol ^ if* « U,ilrHt,’< cntalog j twenty minutes from Sanford. A No. J, write Southern Adapted, good buy at $0,500. Terms. B ritt Nurseries, Hnrtow, Fin._________; Kealty Co. FOR SALE—Egry Cash Register. TTTii- wT T p ------------i------Cost $G0 when new. Will sell I SALK—5 acre celery farm, tiled, all equipment, good loca­ cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald tion on hard mad, close to town, n office. bargain, terms. Ilritt Realty Co. FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for $1.01). FOR KALE—10 acres Hammock Mrs. Ellsworth, Iteiirdall Avenue,' all fenced and cleared for plant­ Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp ing; price $-1500, good terms. FOR SALE—10 acres, five fenced. Three cleared. Good well. All hammock. $2,000. TWO city lots 80x305, one block from Sanford Ave., a bargain, SEED POTATOES S100 cash. FIVE room house close in, on Pal­ metto Ave., renting now for $35 Spalding Rose Flour and per month, $2500, terms. Must Bliss Triumph in Bags or joe sold quickly. Bushel Boxes. oGod for SEMINOLE REALTY CO. table also. Seminole Hotel Annex. Inverness—Paving of Pine i t , <v m “The greatest building yenr this country has ever had is rounding from Grace street to Canal atrei: Ur The Annrlnlrit i’raaa. ,‘i*fS » close, and construction under under way. TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Jnn. 14 to ---------- - T h , ...p f™ . court of Florida h.a «n;l o= p l c . ^ , l . h coo- , , . . „„ tra c ts let, assures even greater ordered n reargum ent on Jnn. - - ; cypnnuinn for 1021,’’ says Prc* S ee H a rry Bower* ;; of tho case of th® railroad com- Eppich of National Association o f ! and R ichard Deas, tw o ., misslonern of Florida ngnlnst the Real Estnte Boards. Jacksonville Terminal Compnny. jolly old bachelors in ' ! 3 h This case has been before tho suV A 1TD preme court in various forms fo r, O r a i i l i i U U I I L I U I V “T he M arriage of th o the In-st two years. M idgets.” I LAZY------LIVER The itucstion involved in tho pro----------. ceedings is whether or not the --------Jacksonville Tcrminnl Company C lem J onw} I.Iv c r and Kidney can lease to one transfer company T nnle W ill Iln I t h solo j privilege lo n lc ” 1,1 1,0 11 the privilege of of having having ts Ui bagvnge clnim checks recognised i, (It the union depot a t Jacksonville1ri„ '^ ,!r when n for baggage checking purposes, and i;tn,> .N. rii n makes yi.n r. ..i thus exclude th e claim checks of ilmil. y o r (true. y m r Lack , . 1,... I >*i,m* lilnlllh t!l*,|*« nml your ° r IlipnrilOfi. u is iirokcn. c'hni Joins T.lvor HOUSES—FOR SALE H E L P W A N TED The position of thu rr'Iro a d com -. i n,i k i .In. v T,mle is the one thine WANTED—Help of all kinds by missioners is th a t such |>ractice tlm* will ri-'tor.- your rtriouuli iind FOR SALE—Furnished house, 5‘‘h iv u n '^ ' a n i » k i i .nkv many business houses. If you results in a discrimination against AND E. are without a position, advertise ,prospective . .passengers who s<**oi, T(lN.I(, ........... ........ i.r Its Kcnmil on the classified page of The their lmggngc to the Jacksonville T'».VT'* nml bealih-civlmr «rr. rt. has ivfE I)—To rent by the year, '.‘I ' v m r ’" '11t o u h d "‘""I'.tvVm! FOR SALEHiautiful Bungalow, Herald. It will cost you only a union depot by transfer companies* Tnr nr fire room unfurnished with extra lot. Price $3750.00. few cents and you will roach thou­ other than the privilege company. |.’r:vi:it. m u .a iu a and <’o i . d s . The Tcrminnl Conumny contends! KM k *nkh i.ivwit AND KIDage. 1*. O. Box 1088. sands. E. F. Uno. iSrtt Is nas has a property nrnnertv rig rie hmt mi till N l,\ nPlINH Is n*.t mill v.r mediriue. hui benoRclal it ex.>rFOR $IALE— House and large lot WAJITED—Piano player wishes tnai O'ER—Plano, must in K00*1 an.I stimulating Indition. for cash. Address, position with dance orchestra. lense the sole privilege to one r ,st,s „ in Rose Court. $t500.IJ0. Terms. transfer company. liiriiu*ii<-<> In the stmuacli nml l>uWAlso play saxophone nnd violin. M. Britt Realty Co. 555. It is stated th a t the case prc-l ;,,K Tiiroiwh its exiellent ra* F. Tubbs, Mt. Dorn. Fin. .. ... . . 1. i t hart 11* tiriiperlli’s lilllmis iinpuri[n'TEI>—Room and board seats a new question, in th a t no v.-hlVh have Interf. rre.l with FOR SALE—Bungalows, house fcung man permanently located, like case has ever been before tho healthy prepense* i*r.- ilrlveh mu. building lots. AH sections of feYably with private family. while using the courts of the country: anil the Tnki no I’lI.I.ST<*Nli* HOUSES FOR RENT Sanford. J lritt Realty Co. s ill Ith at Is location and rate in reply. I*. course of this litigation is not bnly ltieilli'lin>—the IK -le.1. FOR SALE—Bungalow, close in o FOR it ENT—Close in, on Third of local interest hut is being ol>Box 117. TIIK COST 1H SMALL -Tin-: Palmetto Ave., $1200.00, term INTER—Your old furniture, IJKNKKIT IS (l i t KAT. Street, a small house. Apply nt observed by other Btntes ns well. Coitmltlai Anderson. Hanford, Britt Realty Co. lany people in Sanford would The railroad commissioners .. I Florida. fill E. 3rd St., nr cell phone l!)8. to buy second hand furniture. the reargument will be represented FOR SALE—Or lease, business rertisc your “Pare pieces in the by Jnmcs E. Calkins, their attor­ property on First Street. Britt MONEY aid Want Ads and sell them ney, nnd the Terminal Compnny Realty Co. Send this ail and ten cents to Phone M8 and the want will be represented by Attorney Foley &— Co.,. -2835 Sheffield Ave., FOR SALE—At a bargain, 5-room------* — -----------------, ... [department will be glad to inbungalow with sleeping porch, Chicago, III., writing your name *'"hn h. H nrtrldgc of Jacksonville. vour a d . _______________ ■ • from * nnd address clearly. You will re----------------------on Palmetto Ave., four •blocks AUTOMOBILES A N D First St. $3500.00, small payment ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY'S FIUME QUESTION SETTLED. CHASE & CO. iV PHONE 53G. down, hnlnnce like rent. Ilritt HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND lGENTS W A N TED 1 1 > The AHNtivliilril I'rrwM. for coughs, colds and hoarseness, R E PA IR S Realty Co. ROME, Jan. 12.—Saturday's [ENTS—Make nnd sell my carFOR SALE—Attractive bungalow, nlso free sample pnekagu ef FO­ newspapers publish telegrams from ; Cards of Sanford’s Reputable LK. Y’S 1’II.LS, a diuretic stimu­ ion remover. A good, clean SEE tho San fori I Stove Works, G02 KENT VULCANIZING WORKS modern, a bargain; terms. In­ Professional .Wen, each of which nssert th at , the lant for the kidneys, nnd FOLEY Belgrade ™ . WHERE EKED CARS ARE quire 1103 Oak Ave. Htimate business; good profits. Sanford Ave. before buying p i tm \ iit fr* TAiif r'rtfi Pluiiui ciiioitioii iuiH lit"a"n sottlcd by whom, in Ills chosen profession ALWAYS BARGAINS. Lrtes McDaniels, Box G01, Home- stoves. We will save you money. and the Herald recommends to the S lilM ?Porto .“ !!.... Drnlge Roadster. Rnrros. Delta to Jugo-Slava■ Fin. ____ ________ We also repair stoves of all kinds, wonderful remedies have helped Estim ated That 7,000 Dodge Toui mg. people. grafanolas and sewing machines. with both ports having common millions of people. Try them! Sold udtninistrnUnn. Hudson Touring. _ ____________ ID1-tfc Cars o f Celery Will APARTMENTS everywhere. Scrinps-Bnuth Touring. REGULAR. meals served at the Oakland Touring. Be Shipped This Year Orange county lias secured an­ FOR R E N T Pheonix, single meals, by the KENT VULCANIZING. other big poultrymnn of national George A . D eC ottes day or week. Try them. CORNER OAK AND 3RD ST. reputation for thut section of FlorRegarding the outlook for the E ducational E xhibit lit RENT—Furnished bed-room FOR SALE—Missinnnfy strawRHONE 17. Altorney-nt-Law iml ap'irtmcqtjj dwirnblg. .3QI •berry plants well rooted,• caje-l 1924 celery crop, the Florida to Be Show n In.Tam pai.ifc -,'rupriotor of Over iscminolc County .... .................... , b^nh'' in Vir-1 7 'S ' MORE: BATUfATNH..*' 'V : : rk Ave. Trucker, in its initial number, has fully packed, 50c per hundred,' 11)22 Hupmobili- touring. ginia who, with F. J. Cormican, of Hunk (Hr The Axooeliitrir l*rr«») 53.50 per M. delivered. Mathews the following to ray: Apopka, Orange County, carrie-' Sanford, ------------ Florida Lexington Laik (apart). Co., Tallahassee, Fla., Route C.__| away most of the higliust award* Four Dodge tourings, 11)21. SPECIAL NOTICES “There need !»•» no fear of the J TAMPA, Fin., Ja n .; 12— B etter, awa | Educational Exhibit, put on lit the Htnte fair in Jacksonville i [•’.XPERT Typewriter cleaning and, Dodge Roadster PJI3. ccie.y crop this \ '.n !< . i;. cvti.id S , ^|l(J ri’ltInj,a Tribune in coopera- *November, has urrived in O rangj National touring, fi passenger. repairing. Call II. S. Pond, wRh the Tampa' Better Homes J County bringing with him sunn Three worm-drive Ford trucks. ed in any way lor l ho so who have J phone 225 or Peoples Bank. made nn estimate sr.y liie crop itl Two Ford Chassis. Schelle M aines 172-tie Olds H touring, 7 passenger. Flotilla is about the same us last UNDERWOOD FOR SALE—One mule. See Rex Dodge PJ22 touring. FYPEWRlTEltS FOR RENT’ year. Approximately there will Xhe exhibit will be on a large nml licst breeders of fine birds in tin* :- LAWYER alnborate scale. Three houses of .South nml has been attracted t.i Three Dodge tourings 1220. Packard, West Side, or Phone 13G. be 5,500 cars from the Sanford varying style and price will be| Orange county because of its cliChandler touring. „>h class Underwood Typewriters — Court House section and about 7,000 cars from furnished in keeping with their mute, soil and high class oppurTwo Ford touring. rent to reliable parties. NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING Ruick touring lDPJ, 7 passenger. the stale of Florida and aside from cpnstractlon nml cost by an exncrt tiniitics for poultry raii.itig. OF THE STOCKHOLDERS SEMI­ -------------------------Ruiek touring 1218. Underwood Typewriter Co. Sanford this really means the who has been brought here f r o m Dodge 3-4 ton truck. The W inter Haven Chamber ul S. Main Street Orlando, Fin. NOLE SECURITIES COMPANY, Manatee section as Sanford and Richmond, Vn., for the purpose. SANFORD. FLORIDA. Two Reo Speedster Trucks, Commerce in session voted unnniManatee practically raise all the Fred R. W ilson NOTICE IS DERBY GIVEN.) 1921-22. celery raised in the state in any B o o tleg g er W ants Pay nu.usiy t.» hold a big citrus festival T hat in accordance with instruc­ Two Light Ford Trucks. . ° ^ , |m this city, the last week in Janlarge quantities. The shipping or­ _ Two 1217 Ruick touring. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ganizations over the state state B ut Custom er Is Dead* nary. Two large Chautauqua tents ELPED LITTLE GIRL'S COUGH tions of the Board of Directors, u meeting of ih<* Stockbold1923 Overland I, touring. will he rented, and exhibits will be First National Hank Bldg. that the growers should ship only FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR special of Seminole Securities ComSome of these cars were traded well blenched celery this year as entered from every section of tho Ilf The 'ANaiirlnldl l'ri'«. IMPOUND is fine. My little CCS party will be held at the office of in nn new Dodges, Most of them there is plenty of time to hoard it LOS ANGELES, Jan. 14—When county. Arrangements are buing Sanford, ------------ Florida 1 had an mvful cough. I got a the of the Company at, have been left with us to be sold when the prices are right and semi E. L. Anderson culled a t the home made to have an elaborate protie of FOLEY'S HONEY AND the President First National Bunk in the Jnnd applied on the purchase of in only the best that can be cat of F. E. Clemens late Friday night f lim nn,j cnrnlvul during the evenIt COMPOUND nnd gave her n City ;ity oi .Sanford, Morula, on the me new Dodges. Dodges, iThey ney are of Kan ford, Florida, are an all real real ,t,u* I a |w doaes nml she was grenlly re­ 5th day of January, 1221, at the good, having been reconditioned. from the fields. It seems that and according to police demanded citrus seminar will be held, wl'.o seminar wit Elton J M oughton ived," write4 Clyde II. ilennon, hour of 3 o’clock 1*. M-, for the Terms to those who can establish there is much California stock in payment for two cases of liquor s and instructors he found his customer had just Prominent «l««lwrs the market at the present time trlurook, Virginia. The best purpose of considering and acting1credit. Home of thc:?o cars can in charge. The liagnosed ns. Jr“n.' F u'!}f.v, . c. ARCHITECT medy for coughs, colds, hoarae- upon the question of ineieasin he exchanged for veal estate ini- that has arrived in poor condi­ died from what was diagnosed festival will continue over Hirer ss; relieves promptly and effec- tho Capital Stock from $150,000 proved or unimproved. Diamonds tion, that was not well bleached liquor poisoning. Anderson con- . Firsl National Hank Hldg. and it looks yellow and bad on fussed, police said, that be h n d |(l‘,*‘s I’ely. FOLEY’S MONEY AND to $500,000 as follows: or anything else of value. the markets. With Florida com­ sold liquor to Clemens. He was Sanford, -----------Florida Alt COMPOUND has stood the SANFORD MOTOR CO. Preferred Stock from $100,000 As fast as ho can secure work­ ing into the markets with nice prebooked ut the city jail on suspicion Dodge Dealers, it of time, serving three gencra- to $100,000. ers and tractors Captain J. J. coolcd and fresh looking, well of manslaughter. l’hone 3. ms. Common Stock from $50,000 to O’Brien, of Clowiston, is putting bleached and crisp celery there is $100,000. hound to be a reaction in favor of WANTS VETS FOR UNVEILING them to work oil the GOO acre truck MILDRED SIMMONS And doing all things incidental "WOMEN Men Marry" nt the Mi- tho Florida stock. Those who farm where be is planting winter lane Monday. Theater-goers thereto. it» The AxMiirlnteil vegetables. Three hundred! acres Teacher of Pianoforte FO UNTAIN IN N make a study of the markets know Dated this the 11th day of De­ will rep an assemblage uf players what they are talking about and it TALLAHASSEE, Flu., Jan. 12— will be planted in Irish potntoei nnd Pipe Organ Eustis, Florida who for their individual excellence would be well for the growers of A special order issued by General nnd 300 in cern her, 1223. eggplants, bcuiii Studio: Room 22.1, MeLsch now open.and the management F. P. FORSTER, and particular fitness for the roles Florida to investigate this phase Huideman, commander in chief, Itomatoes and other garden kis pleasure in extending to thi A ttest: Huildlng they play have never been equalled. of the celery deal, The trade can urging as many veterans nsS possi-1 President |HlfiSl* truck.^ Twelve cars ^of egplaitt snford public and winter visitors TURNER,, Free tickets fur Mrs. Chas. Kanner. use good celery .ight now if it is hie lo go to Atlanta on U-e's birth- have been shipped from Clewmost cordial invitation to visjt Asst. Secretary. well tilecached ami if celery starts day for the unveiling of the me- i*to» so far this sensed and the e Inn and partake qf its hosnii 2-15-22-22-1-5-12-5t v. .v. non ns, it. it. 'off in first class condition at n ‘hioriu! a t Stone Mountain. ’ The daily output is increasing, rack Clenmmtr—Diatomite factory to lity. The Inn is delightfully loH p r r l n l l s l i i i r III ice the buyers are sure it order was transmitted a t the dircc- ing houses are preparing to take fair price the imy ted and offers to its guests every stall equipment to make 20 to 25 will hold up all during the seasQii. lion of Major General Harp, divi- cart* of the coming crop and Cb-w- iji-tiilo I'i Inary Dlsen'es an*l ivcolmcy—chronic »kia nml Lake G arfield-N ew packing to|W <)f product dally tnfort and enjoyment. The i"1*'" «tpects to ship on u larger *t<y It. is really up to the growers and atonal commander. I i I ium I ilirti i.lrrt. K e n i u l o L ll s u a s e M ________________ _ [ scale than last year when it made lidne and dining room service are company receiving electric pow and inn.itIsm. shippers us to where the trend of aintuined at tho same high de- from Bartow. Exports of radio ap­ Tampa—Alexander Lumber Co., j the record of being the largest O l d e r .'0M l l r s t N n l l o u n l I I , i n k Tam pa—C ontract awarded for the market will be a t the end of It ul 111I use rce of excellence that permeates paratus from the United States construction of warehouse ut new the season and this applies to ull m oves’en tire plant due to l a r g e r i single shipper o f home-grown to Hanford Klorldu. during the last eight months were mnloes in the State of r lorida. ie entire establishment. quarters. I the spring crops as well." municipal docks. valued nt $2,200,000. Telephone 121 Kustis. Oak Ave. Price $2,000.00. F. L n n c . _____ 3 PURELY By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER BUSINESS DIRECTORY . i■}■ \ You can find the name of every live Husiness Man in Sanford la this Column each day. Studebaker, Packard, Chevrolet J. L. PERKINS Sales Department San Junn Garage WHIDDON & HODGES Tailors, Cleaners and Dyera 117 Park Avenue— Phone 465 S an fo rd Novelty W orks V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street Wilson Welding & Radiator Works " It It’s Metal wo can weld It” SANFORD, FLORIDA STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phono 2G0-W S an fo rd M achine Co. (Iptirrnt Xlnrhlnr and llullcr Wurka f ) Under (irlDdlag I'liunr IU Sanford, Via. I'Iiuiip Ills— -l*hoaa 4M QUICK SERVICE T R A N S F E R l.ocat anil I.uiir lll.lanre llaaltun. SluritKO S . O. S h in h o ls e r Contractor nnd Hullder Sanford,---------------Florida W. J. Thigpen R eal E state Insurance R. C. M A X W E L L Renl Estate and Insurance SANFORD,------FLORIDA SEM INOLE Z)jjdiUd •s o ‘s s R iS n o Q * y FIRE, LIFE. AUTO jj ABSTRACT CO. Get an Abstract be fore buying J,. ' m 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, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 14, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f1dedae5d88814d8f82c39c4c4693b01.pdf 3406b876fac3f4de0ba7aa028a73e759 PDF Text Text ■ • . • • • . ■ • • ss?y«kr,rt wfiStej? , V i •*• ' >,' .< *^T f j•<;. ryotnt NBWBPAME' *$: rfy - ;' Hlghtest T r a p . _ LomM T ra p . M ;rentes! V«I*UWe Section VO LUM E V . ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES • V I 'r ./ * ‘ CANDIDACIES ARE Secondary in th e Disputes of the Committee Members; Selection o f Convention City Expected Today H r T he A M W l l M P m m I question was reopened Tuesday by theH ouso Military Commit­ tee which after two hours hear­ ing put further consideration over until Thursday. Consider­ able discussion centered over methods of procecdurc. HOUSE WILL NOT LIMIT REVENUE BILL AMENDMENT WASHINGTON, Jan. IB—Dem­ ocratic councils, true to forth and traditions, Monday, developed m 1 but' friendly fam ily’ row in the rivalry fo r tho city to be riven the 1324 national convention r With the arrival of virtually all (national committee members for Tuesday’s meeting to choose tho Underwood Rule Which Would convention city, the contest among Curb Debates on Floor New York, Chicago, St. Louis and Is Revoked gan Francisco forged into first free in the consideration of par(I * r T fcr A a a n rln tn l t'rra a ) leaders, even above the candiWASHINGTON, Jnn. 1 5 -P a s ­ itea of presidential aspirants sage pf tax legislation at this ses­ These, however, were involved di­ sion has been jeopardized, in the rectly in the contest with the opinion of Chairman Green of the friends of William 0 . McAdoo, House ways and menns committee former secretary of the treasury by the action of the House Mon­ claiming a majority of votes in the day in • repealing the Underwood power to control the committee rulo which sought to restrict amendments from the floor to choice. „ . , , Although the McAdoo forces revenue bills nnd to curb debate. favored a western city for tho After tftic House had revoked convention, with sentiment divid­ tho rule, Mr. Green expressed the ed between Chicago and St. Louis opinion that such a flood of the arrival of New York’s large amendments might be offered to delegation late * Monday gave un the revnue bill, once it reached impetus to the New York move­ the house, that action might be ment. San Francisco also furnish­ indefinitely delayed. ed somewhat of a sensation today “If the tax bill,” Mr. Green snid by'a financial offer of $200,000 “goes before the House controlled for the convention award, tho la r­ only by the rules ns today amend­ gest definite bid yet brought out ed, a situation would prevail un­ i>r.d - one admittedly ‘V influential es- der which it would be practicnlly eially in view of the democrntic imposibic to pass it, even though iafieit of a majority of the House was in irirasurers present 1180.000. favor of it.” It was announced today that The ways and means committee Atlanta, Ga., would present an in­ vitation for the convention und during the day began public hear no open move cam* in behalf of ings on changes sought in the Louisville, Ky., which was report­ resent revenue law, n number of ed to have an offer under consid- usincss 'representatives appear­ ing to nrgue for repeal of vnriou.* station.------------- - ............. • Political figures big upon the taxes! Further drafting of the Democratic screen were prominent bill by the committee will be sus­ in hotel lobbies, and conferences pended pending completion of the preliminary to the national com­ hearings wjilcn Chairman Green mittee meeting. Veterans of hopes will be accomplished by tho many political battles were pres­ close of the week. Three weeks ent, discussing candidates and remain then before the bill is policies for the 1924 campaign, echduled by the House Republican tnd with an evident degree of op­ conference. Democrats continued Monday to timism. Campaign lieutenants and partisans of Mr. McAdoo and bombard the Medou tax revision Harrison, Dem.. Senator Underwood of Alnhamn, plun, Senator /*Yptved presidential candidates. Mississippi, charging in the Scn| were' busy among the democrntic nte that the hanks and railroads throngs, together with those fav­ have joined with the motion pic­ orable to governor Smith of New ture industry nnd certain news­ Yark; John W. Davis, of West papers in a campaign of propa­ Virginia; Senator Ralston of In­ ganda for the Mellon tax plan diana, and other “favorites son” The Democratic national commit­ tee also issued a statement attack ­ potential tics.” Among prominent figures on the ing the sub-tax features of th« scene was Gov. Charles W. Bryan Mellon proposnl. of Nebrnskj. Ho will be joined With reference to tho rules ' tomorrow by his brother, William change, Mr. Green declared Jennings Bryan, threq times his “amendment after amendment party’s presidential candidate, could be offered and the result twho yesterday suggested a new would be very much as when the candidate Jin- president McKinley tariff hill was first > will attend tomorrow's brought before the House nnd it cils in an unotncinl capacity. was found to be absolutely im­ Ajov- Urynn Monday said he was possible to make any progress. It {>ot ‘ aVprcsidential candidate nnd would be perfectly easy for a small had ndt decided to run for re-elec- group to prolong discussion of the lion or to declare for tho scr.nte. bill IC for more than six months' . He declared, hower, th at the dom­ “ In order to have any hope of * ocratic party to bo aucccssful this the passage of a new revenue yeur must nominate o candidate bill, he continued, “of such length Xregarded by the country as pro- nnd complexity ns tho ore | Vjrress ive. now before the committc there Heading the big New York dele- must be a tleast some limit upon .fation was acting Mayor Murruy debate nnd seme limit upon the ‘Mulbcrt und Joseph P. Day cahir- amendments thnt can be offered. (man of the civic committee. Others “I do not mean by this that Include Judgo Morgan J. O’Brien amendments should be unduly re­ Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, wife stricted but there must be either pf tho, vice-presidential candidate by virtuo of a special rule, or nn In W?Q und Ralph Pulitzer, New agreement some arrangement Yorl Publisher. whereby amendments which are Mr. Hubert said the New York not germnine will be restricted claim to the convention was non- to some outstanding features of partisian. He emphasized that revenue legislation. Otherwise New York had not had a national even if the hill rcnchcd a vote in convention since 1880 und said he the House condition would be would stress Tuesday to the com­ so chaotic its that there would lie mittee the climatic, hotel, nnd oth' er advantages of the metropolis. little or no probability of its pas­ • Hole* proprietors, Mayor Hulbert sing. Senator Hnrrison in his dicus said, have given pledges against any increase of hotel rates during sion of the Mellon plan exhibited a Pennsylvania railroad menu the convention. card and a form letter from n New Jersey hank to its custo­ French Cabinet Will mers in both of which the read­ were urged to write to their Increase All Taxes ers senators nnd representatives to support the Mellon bill. r> . ' tm A sso ciate!* I 'r r s s . “Millions of letters are coming PARIS, Jan. 15— French cabi­ net acting Tuesday in financial here urging us to vote for the cause<l by a phenomenal fall Mellon plan,” he declared, “and ,,, the Franc, decided to increase they are coming from people who have read the Mellon plan. Si1 taxe3 direct and indirect by never Senator Harrison said the sub­ percent. It also decided to made by Rep. reduce the recoverable budget *a stitute proposal Dem., Texas, would give *,.7, **ve billion francs which Garner. *m bc met by this next taxntio*. greater reiief to 0,0-10,000 tax pay­ ers of the country than would tin Mellon plan, but it would not re­ MOY iES W II HE TAKEN ORI-ANDO. Jan. 15—Three lieve the other 12.000 to the ex­ wousand feet of moving pictures tent that the Mellon bill would. * three reel film, will tell the Pi0rV, of Orange county at the NATIONAL ADJT. APPOINTED ' ortda fair in Now York in FebHr Tfce Wanrhlnl I'rr.s. r ^ y - Making of the" film already INDIANAPOLIS. Jnn. IB-yApbeen started and it will be desp tell tho story of the coun- pointment of Russel G. Creiston . * P D lllIn t ■ fiH .I M n n M .iH if#"”I l *l nProducts, and manner oft of Marion, Indiana, ns national ad­ fiiL .{be outside world. Other jutant of the American Legion to r ..In wil! be coupled with it, in- succeed Lemuel Bolles of Minneap­ that ---- .recordin ^ u. uing the floral olis. Minn., who resigned recently J*r»de lest last year, year, tho airplane view was confirmed Monday by the l e ­ ? Avalon groves, and the gion's national executive commit­ l at wlm n '"°r» o f the w ater sports tee. Crcviston has been assistant [-.• Rollins College. adjutant. S FIRST PHOTO OF FLORIDA EVERGLADES MAN-HUNT! BEGINS “Liberator” a adroit Receives Orders .to lose The Mex­ ican Pert — □ Reduction of Electric w R be Discussed at M To be HeU Friday Afh tit C i t y Commi Troops Requested Will M e e t R ecalled by Sheriff Representative^ Southern U MARION, 111., Jnn. 15.—Sher­ iff Galigan Tuesday requester! Co. For Governor Small to recall troops from Williamson county. Ev­ on M atter. erything wa? quiet in county Ilf Tt* A uoflalrl r ww. WASHINGTON, Jan. 15— George T. Summerlin, Aamrlean charge at Mexico CRy haa been instructed negotia­ tions with th e Obregon gov­ ernment with reference to the order preventing the Mending of any but diplomatic communkatlons toTne UnltedAtalen ..................~ lh e .............. over the Vera Gras-Galveston cable. . ’ __ . VERA Jen. 15— Adolfo dc la Huerta, leader of the revolu­ tionary movement in Mexico, in n decree published Monday, ordered tho blockade of Tampico, effective Jan. 10. The blockade will be un­ dertaken by the aquadron of the "Revolutionary liberators which has sufficient vessels to enforce it," the decreo says. . The text of the decree follows: "Article F irst: Tho defacto govemment of tho Mexlchn United States hereby declares the port or Tampico to be bloclfaded; “Article Second: th is blockade started on Jan. 18 nnd will be un­ dertaken by the squadron or the Revolutionary Liberators which has sufficient vessels to enforce it. "Article Third: All merchant vessels desiring to tako refuge in tho port of Tampico are given three days grace to do so and all vessels desiring to leave said port dre hereby given six days grace, the time to be counted from the date upon which the blockade be­ gins. . < After this time elapses vessels that wish to cither enter Tampico or depart thence will be considered as enemy vessels." N m iM SINGLE COPIES FIV E CENTS ^ its Seems Son of Gty TAMPICO 1924 Convention New York, Chicago, S t Louis and San' Muscle Shoals Is Francisco Making! Discussed Thursday Stronf Bids for Con-! WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.— vention. Discussion of Muscle Shoals SANFORD FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1924 During an nli-day gun-fight in tho Everglades of Florida, Deputy Sheriff Fred Baker, leader of a posse, and John Ashley, leader of a bandit gang, were killed. Several others were wounded, and somo members of the alleged gang captured. The Everglades bandits have terrorized citizens for years. Photo shows Sheriff Bob Baker, brother of tho dead deputy, pointing to men of his posse the direc­ tion they should take. REPORT OF Cl TWELVE MILES ASPHALT STREETS CLERK FOR LAS1 COMPLETED HERE IN NINE MONTHS MONTH IS FnJ MORE STREETS Tucsdny following eight dry raids made by Sheriff Gnllignn Monday uitniucd by citizens al­ though he snid he had requested aid. CITY COMMISSION LETS CONTRACTS AT MEET TODAY COMMITTI K Recommended T in t Rate From 12ft Down B e A d o p te d b y U r— P m k tk * H m Company- cured lfrC ent R ate Same Company. Steps to insure the s a ti decrease in the electric ra te i being charged by the Contracts Are For Construction of Utilities Company, wero Brenkwnter on Yacht Basin the City commission a t its meet­ and Sewer Extension ing Monday afternoon when t t ' Hutton Engineering Company la Resolutions were passed by the notified the manager of the local Nearing Completion of l.nrge City Commission a t its meeting office, Horny Roscbrro that It Paving Contract YY'ith City Monday afternoon for the paving would meet Friday afternoon Indicates That City's Finances a | c nnd hnrd surfacing of the follow­ Sanford lias had over 12 miles ing streets: Palmetto Avenue from this week, with the latte r and cn Sound Basis—Balances In of asphalt streets constructed since Hughey Street south to Franklin cr representatives of the comi Hanks Amount to $36,400.01 last April, according to figures Street with a width of 24 feet; to consider the m atter. given out Tucsdny by J. O. Mac- Mngnolia Avenue from Central • The report of City Clerk L. R- Streeta Affected Are Central, Mag­ Mayor Forest Lake, who a itiv -, Namnra, who has Juid charge of street from Snnford Avenue west Philips made to the City Comndv nolia nnd Palmetto Avenues cd in the city just In tim e to the operations of the Hutton En-| to Fnrk Avt.nue with a width of sion a t its meeting on Monday aft­ side over tho meeting, atatei gincoring Company of Savannah,' g.| fect, Work Starts Soon. ernoon allowed that the city nad n the meeting th at it was tho do! which firm has had the contract for I “ a rp ' A resolution amending a section balance on hnnd Dec. 1 of $58,­ siro of the commissioner! to net­ At ns pccinl meeting of tho C ity ; J K #**re*at,n* of the city ordinance providing for tle the m atter in the moat ainl-; 704.80 nnd th n t receipts taken In j the width o f sidewalks was offered cable manner possible. He furth­ during Deccmher totaled $13,-102.69 Commission held on Tucsdny morn- thnt numbcr of miles. while expenditures during the ing the contract for the construe-1 Streets that have been already nnd passed which regulated tho er snid that he hoped th a t a low month amounted to $35,663.74. tion of n 54-inch sewer under the) completed not only with tne as- width ns fololws: In the residen- rate would be agreed upon hv The balance left in the treasury on dock and a 48-inch sewer from i phajt laid hut also equipped with tial sections nnd other pnrts of both parties and would be insti­ Commercial Street north to th e , nix-inch compacted rock base with town not affected by the 10-foot tuted without having to take " I1KITIS1I CRUISER AT PUERTO Jan . 1 was $30,400.01. According to the report receipts alley between Park nnd Hood Avc- the necessary storm sewers, inlets, sidcwnlk, the width may he from steps to compel NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IB—A the Southern British cruiser has arrived at Puer­ were received from the following nucs nnd a 30- nnd 30-inch sewer mnnholes and with curb and gutter four to six feet but if less than Utilities Company to reduce four feet, special permission must to, Mexico, south of Vera Cruz, to sources and the amounts received nlcng the east line of the F.lks1or concrete headers arc: Snnford rate. Club property nnd thence south to Avenue, Pnlmctto Avenue, Mag- bo procured from the City Commis­ protect British interests according from each were ns follows: Many complaints have been to E. S. Reynolds, one of 12 Amer- Current taxes .............—$ 3,578.05 Georgctown, was awarded to Owens i "?Va . Avenue, Central Avenue, sion authorizing such a width. heard from time to tim e on* the Another ' m ntter of importance Construction Company. The con-! Third Street. Fourth Street. Tilth 738.50 lean* who arrived here Monday L icenses................ ........ . wns high rates and sometime ago a Sixth street, Seventh tnken up by tho commissioners 29.50 tract for the construction of the street, from Puerto, Mexico, aboard the Pound fees ....................... ' cimmlttee composed of city man5.00 breakwater for the boat basin was ^trect. Ninth Street, Tenth S tre e t,, tho appointment of a committee | nKcr WilUams, R. C. Bower, W . T. steamer Yamuri, Puerto, Mexico, Dog taxes —................... Fines nnd costs........— 2,003.50 awarded is held by the revolutionists. 244.50 sum Reynolds said that the cruiser Inspection fees .............. 175.00 the sewer nrrived shortly before the depart­ Store room re n t_______ ure of the Yamuri and thnt the Special assessment ....... 3,860.04 nnd tho cliy manager was uum o r-, , 1i i s k . i V ? purenase; a|uners what was desired u i n tho city of the cemetery prop- n8onabie rat.. The commlttro, tt merchant marine nut into port with Sanitary taxes ...... 153,00 izid.to purchase the segment block; Streeta th^t't are now under con- 1 247.00 nnd concrotu pipe necessary fo r atriictlon arc : Commercial Street, j e ftj now owned by Mr. Miller. The ifl guW made ,t> „ port lom i t i r a a cargo of ••‘‘agricultural Imple­ Golf nnd Park account.... >tto Avenue. Snnford! committee is to report back to the nff0 but for gome reason, it w»* ' _ South Palmetto 209.88 work. ments” which generally believed Miscellaneous ........ un soon ............. ns possible. _ Tenth Street tn »„ commission n« ^ Ipc yittll Monday, _ fltt* The Owens' hid wns the low est; Avenue irom to be wnr materials for the rebels. From bond trustees....... 2,158.12 Tho commissioners passed fav- manager of tho local office, Mr. one in the construction work for Lvnvn Avenue. The latter work will The Americans came as refugees Total receipts ............ $13,102.69 either of tho three materials pro- be completed within the next two ornbly upon tho proposition to ap­ Roscbro. who was present. from the Huerta stronghold. a sum of $2,000 to mnteh stated tnat he would bo gUd to ^13,80 ^posed, _____ ____ ^ _______ “We fenred tho rebels in and Discount on Taxes......... nnmoly concrete pipe con- weeks, it wns further announced. propriate by the county meet with the commissioners Fri­ around Puerto, Mexico, might turn Balance Dec. 1— .......... 58,70-1^411crete segment block ’ * ‘ nnnd vitrified This work was held up on account a sim ilar sum given for the Madison day and added that representa­ bandit nnd attack us,” said Rey­ -------------- 1segment block. This company's of the uddition of 1,300 feet of commisisoncrs more pnvlng between Franklin Square Garden exhibit to lie held tives from tho main office a t PaGrand total .............$72,063.7.«| bid for the three m aterials in ornolds, spokesman for the party, The expenditures ns shown by Ljcr nanicd were ns follows: $12,875, Street and Geneva Street. How­ in New York Feb. 18 to 24 inclu­ lutka would probably bo present "so we decided to d e a r out.' The Yamuri had accommodations for the report were ns follows: $13,000.50 and $13,999.50. Ju st ever, everything is being rushed sive. The commissioners also vot­ also at thnt time. to match the county's appropria­ Tho present rate charged by the only live passengers but we man­ City mnnnger . . . . . . . . . . . . I 304.951 which of the three will he used now to complete this stretch short­ ed 75.00 remains to lie determined at a Inter ly nnd then efforts will ho concen­ tion of $260 for tho Ornngc County Southern Utilities is a Hiding aged to make nccommidntions for City Attorney (snlnry).... trated on the remainder of the Fair to he held next month. 125.00 date. rate from 15 cents to 12 cents a« 12 by stowing ourselves down in Municipal Judge ............ Bids for the extension of the follows: 15 cents for the 987.50 in the stokehole, engine room and I-'olicc Dept. The bids which were rejected for company’ll contract here. 451.79 the materials to be furnished wero Fire Dept................. ...... Other figures were given out by sewerage system and for the con­ kilowatts, 14 cents for the M S | other parts of the ship." struction of breakwater wall for 200 kilowatts, 13 cents lo r .u« Reynolds, nn oil driller of Ilnllns, Street and Bridge Dept. 2.057.90 for the following uuuntities: 450 Continued on page 0. the boat basin were opened but tho next 250 kilowatts, 12 cents for 1.20 feet of 54-inch conduit, 880 feet of Tex., with his companions was em­ Sewers and Drains Dept. awnrding of tho contracts wero de­ 70.S0 48-inch conduit, 900 feet of 30-inch thu nest 250 kilowatts and • fla t ployed in drilling for El Aguila Oil Park Account ________ ferred until 10 o'clock Tuesday rnto of 12 cents for all over 160 130.29 conduit and 1.280 feet of 30-inch Company, a subsidiary of the Dutch Public Buildings .......... morning. kilowatts. A power rate lesa /44.50 conduit. Shell Concern, 00 kilometers from Emergency Dept---------than the light rate is also In 382.33 Puerto, Mexico, when the insur­ Health Dept...................... Other matters considered by the vogue. ■. 1 Publicity Dept.................. 1,160.06 commissioners were the authoriz­ Market Reports on rection started. 29.00 ing the fire chief to mid nnuthcr “ Every Mexican in Puerto, Mex­ Inspection Dept....... .— Thu committeo in its report Celery Given Here recommended that the rato be a 85.10 fireman to the number now em ­ ico went rebel except the troops Pound E x p e n se .............. 175.50 ployed, to begin on a salary of sliding rule from 12 1-2 ccnta when the revolt started," snid Rey­ P’inance Dept.................... Carlot shipments of celery as down and also a decrease in the 314.95 $75 per month. T. I). Lake, age 62, of Laurens, nolds. “There wero about 100 or Record and Tux Dept.... 386.97 500 Federal troops and National Golf Park ...................... Mayor Lake was absent a t the S. C., and n brother of Mayor For­ reported by tho U. S. Bureau of power rate. It is believed th at a 780.77 meeting because he was called out est Lake of Sanford, died Monday Agricultural Economics for Mon­ low rate will be settled upon, pos­ police in the town and do la Huer­ Librnry expense ........... day, Jun. 14: sibly the one that has been rec­ 51.03 of the city hv the death of his ta agents later gavo them each Interest d u e ... ............. . North California 39 cars; S. Cali­ ommended. $150 to turn rebel. And they did. Bond interest ....... ........... 23,942.50 brother. In his absence, Commis­ morning according to a telegram No one at tho time we left men­ Bond trustees ................... 1,552.49 sioner S. O. Chase is acting mnyor received here late Monday a fter­ fornia 13 cars; Florida 37 cars; It has bean pointed out th a t ibis 356.20 and presided at the meeting Tues- noon by Mayor Lake after he hnd New York 13 enrs. Total for Mon­ city of I’alatku recently sued the Miscellaneous .................. tioned the name of Obregon. 100.00 day. City Attorney George A. I)e- just returned from the bedside of d a y 10 cars. Librarian's salary ____ Southern Utilities Company to Total shipments to date this compel it to rcduco its ra te from 91.25 Cottcs wns also present. Dixie Culvert Co............ his brother. yenr: Now celery 276 cars; old 15 rents to ten cents nnd won the Honda retired ............ 2 .000.00 Mr. Lake wns called to Laurens celery 15,475. suit. This is beliuyed will have Total shipment to date last some bearing on the case of San­ Total Kx pc n d i t ures.... $35,663.74 Inst Thursday because tho condi­ year: New celery 108; old celery ford's desire to have a lower rote. Balance Jan. 1 ............... 30,400.01 tion of his brother had taken n 13,001, The Southern Utilities Company Victor Murdock of Knnsns, re ­ turn for the worse. The Mnyor Grnnd total .—$72,063.75 asked for permission to increase signed from tho Federnl Trade hnd been proceeded several days thu rnto during the w ar on ac­ Commission. The House Ways nnd before by the deceased's two sons, Internal Tariff Fight count GAINSVILI.E, Jnn. 15—(Spec­ of the increase in price of Means Committee began hearings Paul and Bill. When Mayor Lake Is Brought Into Open materials ial)—The campaign for the Demo­ Husband of Putnam and labor. Thla re­ on the tax hill. Democrats nnd reached Laurens his brother wns cratic gubernatorial nomination quest wos granted with the un­ Again Seeks Divorce Insurgents in the House combined still in a critical condition, his crystalized in the words of Rob­ lairrt l'rr —| derstanding that as soon ay pre­ nnd overthrew the Underwood rule death being looked for ut any time. ert E. Davis tonight in the clash WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—In­ war conditions prevuiied again Hr T h r A tn n rln lr il P r r s o . between John \V. Martin and limiting amendments to tariff and ternal fight of tariff commission that the .. „ rate was „ Saturday night, Mr. Luke said, to bo reduced NKYV YORK, Jan. 15.—Robert revenue hills. Frank E. Jennings, foremost of the sick man begun to improvo ami canio out into the open at th e : To date that stop hiu~~not7fawn the candidates, which took place J. Sanderson, husband of Ninu A Senate sub committee began by Sunday afternoon had regain­ beginning Tucsdny of public hear­ taken by tho company and need in the Alachua county courthouse Wilcox Putnam Sanderson, novel­ an investigation of “diploma mills.” ed much strength ami seemed to ings on augar d u ties Three mem­ for action to compel it to, has ist, whose decree of divorce ob­ here before hundreds of people Senator Robinson, the Demo­ be on the road to recovery. Mayor bers, Vice Chairman Culbertson long been felt by citizens of this who packed nil available space in tained in Rhode Island court, was cratic leader, delivered a Demo­ Lake then returned to Snnford a r ­ und Commissioners Costignn and city, it is said. the circuit court room and stood recently vucutcd in a formal state­ cratic pronouncement on railroad riving here shortly after noon just Lewis, challenged participation by for tho most part in respectful ment Tuesday snid he had instruct­ legislation. in time to presido over n meeting Commissioner Glassiu in disposi­ Green grnting in w inter means attention throughout a three-hour ed his attorneys to begin investi­ Senator Bursum, Republican, of the City Commission which hail tion of questions involved. life and hopo for hogs and cattle. to determine whether New Mexico, threw nnothcr bonus debate upon the issues of the cam­ gation been called for Monday afternoon. grounds existed for which he bill into the legislative hopper. paign. Mayor Lake did not learn of his Mr. Jennings and Mr. Martin should take action for divorce "For regulation control" wns brother’s deuth until after tho Son o f Confessed REALIZING against his wife. discussed platforms similar, in charged against the Alabama Pow­ meeting which was after 5 o’clock. Slayer Is Released fact, almost identical, the fofer Company by Senator McKeilar, He said then that he would leave AN IDEAL' incr speaking on his published Bandits Fire Shots Democrat, Tennessee, in opposing Monday night. Just what arrange­ AURORA, III., Jan. 15.—John platform, and Mr. Martin explain­ the bid of Southern Power in ter­ ments had been made about the Lincoln, 20-year-old son of Wuring in detail his original published and Escape With Cash ests for Muscle Shoals. Many have made it pos­ funeral and where the body would ren Lincoln, lawyer and horticul­ nrincipals, as given in the Miami sible to acquire a home of Teapot Dome Oil investigation be buried, Mayor Lake wns unable turist, who confessed having killed Herald in a news story on October I lf T h r .X a a iirlatn l I'rrn a . their own—tho realization was debated in tho Senate, with to say us the telegram said noth- his wife and crem ating her body 7. Mr. Jennings’ platform was ST. LOUIS, Jnn. 15.—Six men Senator Heflin, Domocrut, A la­ ing about what plans hnd been with thut of her brother Byron of an ideal. given state-wide publicity in paid armed with revolvers entered the bama, charging the case consti­ nude. The Herald W ant Ada Shoup, a year ugo, was released political advertisements, appear­ West End T ru st and Savings tuted the “worst scandal ever per­ 1 have a deal to do with Tuesday a fter a brief informal! Continued on page 6. ing simultaneously In every paper Bank here Tuesday and after fir­ petrated against the government." bringing about home own­ questioning. The youth was unin the state on Nov. 17. ing several shots to intimidate Presidential prospects and choice ership. for they point to onPROTECTION ABANDONED nblo to give authorities any infor­ Mr. Martin claimed in his re­ employees escaped with $20,000 of a convention city were discussed portunitics in buying, Bell­ mation not confirmed in the fath­ marks, that Mr. Jennings hnd in cash. by Democratic national committee­ ing, exchanging. er’s confession. Hr The Auurlalril l‘rr» . “taken" his (Martin’s) platform men preliminary to the committee LONDON, Jnn. 15—The King* Bee what the Herald would take it away from him. BANK IS CLOSED. meeting tomorrow. ipcech from the throne which wm CONTRACT AWARDED Wants have to offer in sid­ The challenge was issued by Mr. read by King Gcorgu at the for­ ing you in having your Jennings to a debate “upon" the II> T h e A u w l a l r d l*rr»a. The action of the voters of dreams for a home come JEFFERSO N CITY, Mo., Jan. MUCII COTTON CONSUMED. mal opening of parliament in tho Hernando forth in my (Mr. Jennings’) plat­ county in approving a house of Lords, Tuesday referred true. 15.—The Holland Banking Com­ form.” I Hr T h e .I t a o r ln lr il P r e s s ) $150,000 for all to the rejection of protection by bond issue of pany of Springfield, Mo., with toKeeping in touch with .................................... WASHINGTON, Jon. 15.—Cot- the, country nnd indicated that all paved highways is of Im port- 1 tal resources of $7,008,510 has been ton consumed during December to- Government had nbandoned siuli ancc to all this section of South the Herald W ants means Telegraphers Are clnaed by action of the board of tailed 461,560 bales of lint and 40,- policy. keeping in touch with real­ Florida. Completion of the r a c ­ according to word re- 829 of linters, the census bureau ty opportunities. Taking Strike Vote directora, ing links in tnat county will a f­ ceived by the state finance depart- announced Tuesday, Just turn to the Herald, INVITE SCIIACHT TO PARIS ford tho shortest possible r.'Ute Wunt Ads now and see he to points in the gulf roast coun­ CHICAGO. Jan. 15.—Telegraph­ ment Tuesday. COTTON MAKES ADVANCE H r T h e A a a u e la lrd I’ reaa. ties nnd open up a way to Ocala many such offers are listed ers on the Chicago, Milwaukee & NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—Cotton PARIS, Jan. 15— Dr. Schncht, r.nd Gninsville which will afford there and, perhaps, the St. Paul Railroad are taking a MARKETS advanced 60 to 75 points in. local president of reiclubank nnd Ger­ delightful traveling. Hernando very one you are looking strike vote it was learned Tues­ market Tuesday on publication of many currency commissioner, has Is a county rich in < n r T h e A a a o c la ln l I 're a a ) agricultural for will catch your eye. 1 day. CHICAGO, Jan . 16.—Wheat. May Census Bureau reports. March been invited by expert investigat­ resources and this enterprise au-, __ _ _. „ Without sufficient water tho 77 1-2 to 3-4; Corn, May 1.08 1-2 contracts advanced to 34.25 com- ing committee headed by Charles thorized by her people will mean [ PHONE 148 hen can do nothing with her feed, to 3-4; July 1.06 7-8; Oats, May | pared with 33.25, low level of Mon G. Dawes to come to Paris imme­ reul development. Lakclend diately it was announced Tuesday. Star-Telegram. no m atter how good It may be. 46 1-2 to 5-8. ‘ day. ORDER’D PAVED BY COMMISSION Brother of Mayor Lake Dies Monday At Laurens, S. C. Candidates Martin and Jennings Hold Debate On Issues ■ - Washington News * �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1924 C IT Y N E W S P A ft A G R A P H S ^ "THE LAST WARNING1 WILL PREACH AT METHODIST There is no troublo in keeping CHURCH f» » k e a t “The Lost Warning,*1 ?fcw York "ucccss which incidentally is coining to the Mi-1 Rev. DurhnnJ will preach a t the ' lane T heatre for one night onlv; Methodist church next Sunday i morning, it was announced Mon- ' on Wednesday of this week. and on Sunday night there ,n® , The trouble came in going to day kair sleep when wo got home. Thin will be no services a t the Methudirt church but tile congregation ' is one of-thoso m ystery plays in which practically nothing Is ev- will Join with, the Congregational for the evening worship. . ♦r M t&factorijy explained, and, Church — * h Inbi which, a t lucid intervals during the « tlo n , you convince yourself is LEAVES FOR MERIDIAN. MISS. LuJ,n>f ' Rev. W. J. Carpenter, pastor of * h‘ehJ merely a lot of imposible truck, *nt*!< but nevertheless leaves you weak the First Methodist Church, left and tottering, with a nice new c ro p l1this afternoon for Meridian, M iss. BU' C‘'*8 where he will nttend n conference The » of the Epworth League Board of arrange the Methodist Church for the cn- •oofol.'. tire south. Dr. Carpenter goes to cbaR*n* iioxcs, up and down the conference as president of the i*f'veah "• the aislcc, and finally, when a do Florida Conference Hoard for tho . tachment o f police take their Epworth League. He will be away J°w*ng Hon wil puces at tho various exits to keep several days. .i^ uT r t froin escaping, you realise th a t you arc a part of tho show yourself. In fact, you foil yourself looking rather guilty nnd red, nnd hope that they don’t pick on you as you aro sure you would l>*ve no adequate alibi. There is no uso in trying to tell the story of this haunted theatre and whnt goes on in it. Tho min“ f® the thing Is drugged out into the light, you laugh heartily, and •ay that o f course you know all .ceived here sny that the rebel along th at it was only in fun. In f chitftain Romulo Figueroa has fact, you laugh ail through the | retired to the mountains in Guer- i play, but then it in the hollo* ,tero. laugh of tho craven who seeks to Iconvention city promises to lie hotIiy contested, with New York, Chi- 1 engo nnd St. Louis regarded ns tho 1 leaders, Atlanta nnd I*ouisvillo are also expected to sunibit invitations , San Francisco will present a strong invitation for tho convon.ji tion, according to Isidore B. Dock- < wellcr, California national com- I mittccmnn. , AT T H E MILANE Mayor Ifcnry \V. Kiel nnd •• c Florence Dixon who in rompanv With a galaxy of stars, shines bril­ largo delegation of St. Louis busi­ E. liantly in “ Women Men M any" ness men, including James Edward Dillon’s ejioch makii.;; Slnith, chairman of the St. Louis c photo production which is to hold civic committee, arrived todny and the place of honor on the screen r f nonounced that St. Louis was pro- ii the Milnne Theatre Friday, say*: thnt working under Mr. Dillon ir. this remnrkahlc picture bus giv'-’i her on entirely now slant on the masculine portion of the world. Miss Dixon who has not a.i yet iiois national comniitteeman: Fd taken unto herself u huxhnn.l ward N. Hurley, former chuirnmn ling orunges; best box of Valencia ‘h in k sth a t m arriage in u wonderthe shipping board and Fred orange*; best box of one-half lu . l *. uni* yel 80 dangerous tv. .Up.ham, Republican national strap 3atsumas; best box of onethat she feurs she will never mus­ treasurer. Chicago’s offer of $125,- half mandarins; best box of oneter up courngo to take the fatal 00U for the Repuldican convention half tangerines; best box of grape­ step. which failed to win, is to be dupli­ fruit; best three-qunrt box of ‘Terhops I nm nn Idealist,” snvs cated for the Democratic meeting ktimqiiuts; best three-quart box Miss Dixon, and nerhuns I would the Chicago spokesman said. of lemons; best three-qunrt box of A large offer is understood o limes; bets banana plants with be planned in behalf of New York. fruit; best bunch of bananas. The size of the financial induce Flowers and Plants. ments, leaders of the national com­ Best exhibit of flowers, plants mittee conceded, will he n potent nnd eutr. of all kinds; best nssortfactor in the committee’s notion ir. view of its long-sinnding defict now reduced to about 9180,000. Mays nnd means to ifieet the d e­ fict nnd also provide n pre-vonvention campaign fund nre among the ■natters to he considered. . Continued from page 1. will continuo their consideration o f farm relief measures. The house .agriculture committee will hold further hearings on the H u r t n e s . tiill pronosing government loans to cnnblu wheat growers o f the Northwest to enter the dairying nnd live stock business. The se n ­ ate agriculture committee will go forward with its hearings on r. similar measure by Senator Norbeck. Republican, South Dakota and the Norris Sinclair bill which would provide for n government ceived the informal endorsement of the senate fnrni block which will press also for amendment of the transportation act with a view /to reduced transportation costs or* furm products. It will urco par* ticulnrly repeal of the rate making section but early nppcul may be modo to tho interstate commerce commission as a r.ieaiis of effec­ ting the end sought more readily than would be possible by action of congress. Transportation Hill Bills for tho amendment of the transportation act will be taken up by the senate interstate com­ merce committee within a lew clays but it may be some weeks be­ fore any program of railroad leg­ islation is ready for tin* senate. Chairman Smith will call the com­ mittee together not later thin Tuesday hut its first work will be consideration o f- nominations of members of the inUrstutc com­ merce commission and the rullrmm labor board which have been hungng fire since early in the Mssion due to the deadlock over the com­ mittee chairmanship. ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHTS ... , , Sleep P tA l‘°, FOI.EY PILLS worked O. K. on me in n couple of liourA nnd the pniiu lift S * nt. °".-®* , } took n couple of them in tho nfternr.on, went to bed and had a good night’s s le e p nnd have slept good ever idnce.” writes P«r» w ’ 1IH, *«. Columbia St., m i l o 'V" y,U’„ ,In^ a "a- FOLEY FILLS are n diuretic stimulant for kidney* and will Increase thoir activity. Refuse substitute*. Sold everywhere. Continued from pnge 1. ary influences, and Mr. McAdoj representing th e progressive sen­ timent of the country,” said Mr Cummings. “ It is a natural alignment, nnd ns these two men more clearly und perfectly embody these two conflicting schools of thought than any others now be­ fore the public, it In logical that both should be nominated. “The Democratic party has r» rogram that in the direct antilesis of thfj policy of rcnctlon an l hopcles* floundering* More than any other man Mr. McAdoo repre­ sent* tho great body of opinion of the Dciiiocrntir.* party/* The contest fo r selection of the B In h h » , f a r f ' c ir h ib itif sap, pillow, waist, ceriter-piece, col- Jacksonville, arid brml“Til ' bach and machine Mwing; beat exhibit iar and cuff set, kerchief nnd any nearly a tru n k fu to f VropWos. ...... I of fancy work; heat exhibit of niticle of metit not Hated. J • _______________ » cooking; beat exhibit of any article not Hated. B ... c M M * ? * h .„ d or ma- , Mr. oml Mrr. M .K IlIc b r... • chine sewing for any article or * . of Tnmpo, and truest, Mrs. Se- n Poultry and Livestock. Heat single exhibit of poultry articles. lg n r nnd nie:c, Miss Lillian Rons- |2 of any atoclc; beat exhibit of. live­ Tatting. iherg of New York City, touring .■ stock. Rest exhibit of the foliowirg ' through to Miaifti, stopped over in ' ■ Woman’s Department. articles: lunch cloth, centerpiece,' Snnfonl Saturday as guest of Mrs ' * Dost cxniDit ucsi exhibit of or antiques; best exex scarf, towel pillowcases (two), J. G, Watts. h bit of historical relics; best ex­ fltlnv Kntv Infring’d rlrnc* Infant's ■ hibit of opliqucs; best exhibit of basketry; best exhibit of bead gee, collar a n d ^ u ff set, curtains, work. ; apron, kerchief nnd any article of Crocheting. merit not listed. Best exhibit of the following Rugs. aitides: lunch cloth, tablo cloth Best exhibit of rugs woven, bolster case, pillow cases, lunch set, napkins, centerpiece, scarfs, knitted, crochet or braided. Best towel, bed-spread (cloth nnd exhibit of quilts of nny make •or chechct), bed-spread (all crochet), description. Wool Embroidery. /ofa pillow, fancy bag, infant’s Rest exhibit of sweaters (knot !nr crochet), best exhibit of the following article*: shawl (knit or yokes and nny crochet), scarf. * slcc| * «rs, nlumbcr Edward Dillon’s t listed. robe, cap, earring>e, ro socks nnd Icry. any other article of m erit not the following Nttcd. i in white, lunch Culinary, ich sets in colBeat exhibit of smoked meats:; i white, tabic bait exhibit of any of the follown white, center- | ng articles: bread, biscuits, rollj, With E. K. Lincoln, Florence m s in colors, doughtnuts, cakes, pics, confections, Dixon, Hcdda Hopper, Julia "i i1? ®*nned vegetables, canned fruite, i in white nnd preserves, jellies, marmalades Svvayn? Gordon, and a east of cases in colors pickles nnd relishes, canned meats distinguished merit. ‘*‘®r c"8®9 In nnd any articlo of merit not listed. A startling story of men, sofa pillows in --------------- ,______ women and matrimony. Also infants’ dressLake county fared well nt the Comedy and Fcx News. • lady s waists, poultry exhibit nt the State Fair at i white nnd In ! Jacksonville. B. F. Hargis had-th*. Tuesday “Masters oC Men” cuff sets in . greatest exhibit of chicken.-, ever Wednesday “ Last Warning” upron nnd any. shown by one person and carried Buy your Scats Now. listed. 1nwny ninny prizes nnd ribbonr. ► ark. i Hargis. Hubner. Osborne nnd B a r-1 the following . rett, all poultry fanciers of Untu'.U scarf, dress, I la, sent u full carload of poultry to j B2J tfO 425P' 24 COLLECT ~ TAMPA FLO JAN 12 1924 MILANE THEATRE SANFORD FLO * LAST WARNING GAVE MOST PLEAqiv FORMANCE. ACTING A BIG FEATIIRp , SHOW. SHOULD DO CAPACITY BUSiv SHOW DESERVES'IT. UHINl Mgr. Victory ILAN THEATRE itToday.... “WOMEN MEN MARRY - - - - - - - - - - - - - A T T H E - - - - - - - *3 M I L A N l iF J Theatt Wednesday, January 16 Seals on Sale at It. C. Bowers Drop Store K » u n u » a i a H a a ia a a a a H c = a a u a B K a a a a i a | SERVICE that SATISFIES Whnt more could you ask or desire? Our facilities are nt your disposal with u full g u a r a n t e e 0f satisfaction. WE STOIIE AND REPAIlt ALL MAKES OF CARS Corncr Sanford Avenue and Second Street | Closing Hour 3 P . M. T u e s d a y pf ' ' ON OUR OFFER OF $3.50 Ladies* Brown cr Black Oxford or One-Strnp I’umps, al O A A /] per pair.............................. | . $25 | ^ - forthe Best Nam FOR THE NEW SUBDIVISION OF THE PACE ESTATES $5.00 Ladies* Brown or Black Oxfords or One-Strap Pumps, at ( g fk per p a i r . ........................... 8 S e n d y o u r s u g g e s t io n s in N o w I IF Y0U 11AVE NOT SENT IN YOUR SUGGESTION, DO SO AT ONCE—Help us to help Sanford ^ BY ADOPTING TITE VERY BEST NAME FOR THIS SECTION OF YOTTR $1.00 Men’s Dress Shirts at each ......................... $3.50 Men’s Direst) Shirts, al each ............. \ A A $1.25 All-Wool Storm ^ Senie, at per yard................ # « .98 m 36-inch Scout Percale, * 9Q g» at per yard.............................. M M \ * 53.50 Men’s Dress Shoes ai pot* pair........................ $5.00 Men’s Brown or Black Dress Shoes, at per a>] a m All $2.00 Silks, ot . 0 4 PW Yard.............................. P a i r ......................................... Host grade 36-inch Bleach- fl ing, at per yard.... m 55.00 Men’s Brown Work Shoes, Mun son last, at per A £■ 35c Long Cloth, very so ft ( fl Finish, at per yard . 'i $3.50 Boys’ Black or Crown Dress Shoes, at per 41*9 - i fk P a i r ................................... 10c Devonshire Cloth, at per yard........ . Q (J ac 19c :5c $2.50 Ladies* Pure AJ1- 0 A A Silk Hose at per pair... $ * u £ « 7 $1.00 Ladies’ Silk Hose, a t Q Q tier pair....... :9c Children’s Ribbed Hose, HARRY T. BODWELL lo t Magnolia Avc., Sanford SPECIAL PRICES ON LADIES’ DRESSES AND COATS ALSO CHILDREN’S COATS C O U P O N Clip and Mail to llarry 'T. Bodwell, 101 Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, Fla. I suggest the following name S1JBMUTI5D BY ..................... ................ .......... MY ADDRESS IS ................................................ REMARKS . .................... ..................... .... ______________ :.T[||[1__ • Welaka Block Sanford, Fla V �f «*■?WTi P* 'ffl’twi**^ W g i’'Sr'h1*- THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY It, 1W< D a O jr H e r a l d , ________ ___I__ rtW ff k r T » , H m M r iM lw Cm I h Ii H . T lfrilt. id aa Second Class Matter, Oc17, t i l l . At the Poatofflce a t __ art, Florida, under net of March 11*7. ■KR1R COMB*. F m ldrat UVD L. UKAV, V lrt-rm M ral HOWARD BF.RO Bee.Treaa. Fheaie 1 M Hanwlla Arran* ■VB9CH1PTIOA RATE* I i Tear... .,17.00. Six Month* f 1.50 ivered In City by Currier per - Week lie. Worky edition IS I’er ar. R BPKClAt. JVflTIt’Ki All obituary not Ice*, card* of thank*, reeolutloim and notices of entertainments where eharx.e arc made, will he charnel for at rrKular odvertletna rule!). M RM RKR T ilK A D O C IA T K I) I’llKUN The Aennrlated I’reee I* iirlusItaly entitled to the ueo for reguhllcatlon of all new* dUpatrhra credited to It or not otherwise redltrd In thl* paper end alio the ocal new* published herein. All rlshta of ro-publlcotlon of ipeclnl dispatches herein are also reamed. T TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1927 BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY TRUST IN THE LORD with a ll thine heart: and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy way* acknowledge him, and he ahull direct thy path*.—Prov. 8:5, C. THE GREATEST NEED 1 often think th a t anyone can fnee A crista or a crushing tragedy With calm, exalted courage, but the place That needs the greatest strength nnd energy. Ia dally grind; to manage Just to • Inugh A t all the petty hazards of each day To smile, whilst sifting life's wheat from its chaff And strive to see just good along the way. —Helen Baker. H The Hernld welcomes communi­ cations from its readers. Help Sanford grow by sending in your ideas. -------- o-------Sanford's new city library wi'.1 hold its formal opening Friday afternoon. Sanford 1* proud of this fine institution. -------- o-------So the Ku Klux Klan has fired Simmons. The Klan without Sim mons is like nn automobile without a motor—it wont run. -------- o-------Orlando is trying to keep up with St. Petersburg in recalls anJ other niunicipnl scraps. Cities are not built that way. -oMan threatens life of Douglass Fairbanks. We can think of n lot of people we would rather threaten than Douglass Fairbanks. -------- o-------The way they are going after this Tutankhaman person would Indicate they are afraid something is about to come to light. ------- o------- The Pensacola News issued r 100 page edition Sunday, reflect­ ing the prosperity of Pensacola and the enterprise of the News. ■------ -o-------The grand jury Inst week made some good recommendation* which should he carried out, not simply filed uway for future reference. -------- o—-----Mr. Bryan announces that he will name Dr. Murphree ns hi* choice for Democratic presidential candidate. Mr. Bryan flutter* the presidency. -------- o-------Young .John D. say* love is the greatest thing in the world, But he will have to admit the Standard OH has never thought well enough of it to try to monopolize it.— Norfolk Post. ------- o-------- In each successive shrine of King Tutankannn’s canonic sepulchre moro precious and dazzling jewels arc discovered. They ought to he finding some pretty good stulf by the time they get to his body. -------- o-------Magnus Johnson announces that he is going t» guide his actions In the Senate by the rules of com­ mon sense. We know Magnus could he depended on to do some­ thing radical and in violation of precedents.— Nashville Southern Lumberman. . -------- o-------Florida attracts men who do thing*. It attracted llcrny M. Flagler. It magnetized Collier. It drew here Conners—men who poured ami are pouring millions Into development of resources. Bees do not tarry about flowers when they are not productive of hoqcy,—I’nlm Bench Post. -oPolk County in connection with a number of grove owners is pre­ paring to put in n clay road run­ ning two miles east from thu Scenic Highway, starting just north of Wnverlv, near the county clay |iit. It will run east to the range line between townships 27 and 2H, to within three-quarters of a mile of Pierce Lake. \V. E. Farley, a speaker ticfur * the Sanford Ghetnhor nf Commerce recently asked Hanford merchant* the question: “ Do you work for your clerks or do they work for you.” Many a poor loudness man ha* been made rich because he had the ntdlity to handle clerk* and on the other hand many a firm has gone to the wall on account of its clerks. •-------- n-------The farmer i.i the highest tnxe.l man, n-cording to Capper’s Week­ ly, which say*: Ever alnce th>w ar h*: busmens has never rented to tcli us how hard it is being hit by inror»<* taxes. Now thnt tlu* Nation*! industrial conference Hoard comes out with the facts, we find t!v ratio of taxes to farm in­ come increased from 10.0 per cent In 192'! to 10.0 per cent in 11)22, •while the ratio of taxes to incom • for tin- rest of the population in­ creased only -1.1 per cent in IIM.'I or 11.9 per cent in 1922. The Na­ tional Industrial Conference Board finds that “the farmer ha* pail and still pays more taxes in re­ lation to income than any othci group in the United States. Why N ot Dr. A. A. Murphree? THE NEW POLITICAL FOOTBALL ...........fEtuI William Jennings Bryan, Florida’s most distinguished A Rest Programme. citizen, stirred up a hornet's nest, so to speak, when he told How Detroit Grown. the Associated Press he would present the name of Dr. A. A .1 Below (he Sea, Alive. Murphree, president of the University of Florida, in nomina­ Mor.Cijr Still Dropping. tion for president of the United States. Copyright. 1923 Of course Colonel Bryan knows that such n selection is //// greatly displeasing to such newspapers as the Miami Herald. ANTON LANG, who for year* Florida Timcs-Union, find others, but he also knows that the ha* played the part of Christ in people of the state are to do the deciding, not the state press. •he Ohernmttiergrnu PnaMon Piny, Mr. Bryan’s suggestion will please the people of the hns n peace plan considerably bet­ state ns much as it will displease the corporation organs and ter than the one thnt coat Mr. Bok the “wet” element. It will result in his election ns a delegate 0 Tfv thousand dollar*. “Faith and from Florida to the next Democrati® convention. ♦nil nnd helping one another' 'is In announcing his intention to present Dr. Murphree’s H err Lang’s formtjln. It’s n good name before the Democratic convention, Colonel Bryan says: m e, with more Christianity in it than In the wholq League of Na­ “lie is a rare combination of intellect and heart, he is tions. a splendid executive, as shown by the success of the uni­ versity under his management; and he is a Democrat, IN DETROIT thing* grow rap­ both in sentiment ami in manner. He is dry and pro­ idly and solidly. Merchants will J gressive and sound on economic questions. Ilis popular­ lie Interested to know that the A. j ity will grow as he becomes known. L .‘ Hudson Company, of Detroit. "I shall discuss his merits more fully nt some future I* h’lildlrir n 1 1 Pern-story building time; all I mean to do now is to suggest his name for *• an addition to the already big Si consideration. It will not hurt the state university to nlnnt. The department rtore Is have ‘the light turned on the merits of its distinguished w V ‘he tvniral American enterprise. president." Nobody can foretell the greatness And why should not the voters of Florida back Ml*. Bryan of its future. in ids move to nominate Dr. Murphree? Is it possible that Alabama with her favorite son Underwood, is the only South­ AT THE Hntdom of th- son, with ern state thnt can produce a man cnpable of becoming presi­ •>»r crew, off the British const, in Mrtv fa1horn* of wnt°r, lies the dent of the United States? Dr. Murphree’s name will no doubt lie placed in nomina­ British submarine 1-21. rammed tion. So will Underwood's and the names of various other Sv a bat*In shin. At thnt depth, "favorite sons.” There is little probablity that Dr. Murphree diver* ran only remain at work or any of them will be nominated, but the attention of the seven minutes because of th" grent world will be focused for a while nt least on one of the great­ •water pressure, ft i* thought the e st men this state has ever produced and a mnn possessing crew may still be nlive. but the tiie qualities of n statesman and a true citizen— Dr. A. A. hydrophones bring no signals, no sounds. Murphree, M any a man n t i whU. taking' a drink t t ^ j Proposals thnt the United States government adopt a sales tax in preference to the present income tax have brought forth protests from representatives of big business as well as from the people. Wide claims are being made by ndvoentes of the sales tax to the effect thnt it would lighten the burden of the poor mnn. eliminate the grent cost of collection, and equalize the tax burden for ail classes alike. There are weak points no doubt in the proposed sales tax, but the merits of this system have been outlined briefly for the benefit of those who have not gone into the subject thor­ oughly. A feature writer for many of the large newspapers sum s lip the sales»tax idea as follows: The sales tax Is the simplest of taxes. It collects itself. It requires no complicated bookkeeping. All that is neces­ sary is to add 1 per cent or so at the end of each bill. The sales tax is a painless tax. The man who pays $25 for an overcoat would have no objection to paying $25.25, or if he bought an automobile for $1,000 he would not seriously object paying $1,010. The sales tax would reduce the present army of jo!) holders— the cvqr-incrensing horde of enemies of the Amer­ ican business man, who are snooping into everybody’s busi­ ness and doing their best to exasperate and annoy the gen­ erals of prosperity. The sales tax would reduce graft. It might bo difficult to prove the charge o f graft against the present tax col­ lectors, l>u,t it is not very difficult to see that they have a magnificent opportunity for grafting, and wo have no right to put too much of a strain on human nature. The sales tax would not be a tax upon the poor nor n ta x upon the rich; it would be u tax upon everybody, which is the only honest kind of a tax there is. The sales tax might exempt farm products and small business enterprises, say, under $5,000 a year. In Ibis ease every rich man would favor it, because he would have sonioth ng definite nnd understandable to pay and would not be treated by his government as though he were a crook. The sales tax would be collected all of the time automa­ tically. A t present the income tax is collected at the end o f the year, when it disturbs every man’s business. The income tax collector can come around and dig up your re­ ports for five years back. The sales tax is not an experiment; it has been tried in Canada and works well there, and also in the Philippines and other countries. THE GREAT IMPROVEMENT in business which fol­ lowed the war was very largely the result of the influence o f prohibition and the salvage of our former waste of $2,000,000,000 or more each year due to the liquor traffic. I know ol no other way to account for the great impetus in •home building, the tremendous numbers of new automobiles purchased, the larger volume of department store sales, ac­ companied at the same time by u continued swelling of sav­ in gs hank deposits, when the tendency of business as a whole should normally have been downward.— Roger W. Babsoit. Vb t few good cooks tUy The female with the m more deadly than the male. A wife on hand a t the movies. MY FAVORITE STORIES By IRVIN S. COBB Tom Lewis, tlu- veteran actor, Way—a ten-round go between mid­ Uvea up to the Inheritances of his dle-weights. Now. this had been Irish ancestry by being of a witty touted beforehand a* a set-to where •urn of tongue nnd mind. Also, he two evenly matched and expert loves nothing better than a good ringsters would show ns nil they pugilistic mill. No light, of im­ had. But alas, the trouble was that portance, taking place in or nround Now York would It,- complete un­ one of the tisti-culfers bad nothing less Mr. Lewis had wedged his to show. From the first moment, plump form into n ringside scat it wns quite plain that not only shortly before the proceedings was he outclassed but also th at he had no ntomneh for punish­ started. ment. laist spring, while boxing bout* As his antagnist crowded upon were still being held in the city him, slashing, jabbing ami punch­ armories, two of us accompanied ing, he covered up, hiding his. dis­ Mr. Ix-wls for an evening at one tressed face in his gloves, and of the log triek barracks where the hacked away. He scarcely offered national guard regiments are any Mows in return for the heavy housed and drilled. The hall was rain of gloved clouts which play­ packed with spectators. Outside, ed upon hi* ribs ami his bread­ a crowd of late comers struggled basket. Ho ju st hacked ami kept a t tiie ticket windows. But we had on backing. bethought ourselves ,to secure re- - I Above the disappointment murs ir \ , *n . “d'unce so wel)nurM „f the multitude rose the marched right on in. deep lnss tones of our friend: The preliminaries were over. The “That's right, Kid," nhmiUrd m ain event of the night got under I-owls, "Ignore him! Ignore him!" , worth Fine feathers make sad when the hills come in. If there were no cuss » how would wo discuss taxes? — -/• kV Woman’s place is ‘n the hoB not the apartment. Congress hns made lots of but doesn’t use much of it.' Only thing some pcotfe u . for a rainy day js rhcumatinig The movie villain sets the mission price. •v Only trouble with Pair «{| dreamy eyes is you kn»l - . -never -.rr kne who they are a r“ dreaming ---- *--- about. ■ ■ ■7 \ A mnn may he down, but ntTerl out unless he is down in the ntonfld 9-Q p 1^0® DBfftOCRflT UnGRCiSMAMl //• On reading the news from otUl countries it looks ns if the U i l has all tltc peace in the world. ’ IF THESE men nre nlBc. they The fact thnt there are bootletl know how much water is above i get's is proof they don’t drink * them, how slight their chances of kind of stuff they tell. ‘W. s any better fate thnn slow death. A bachelor's troubles are tlgl Whnt do they tnlk about among [he hns no wife to blame for thtt»l themselves how does the strong­ est man among them keep up the courage nf the others? Whnt would you talk about if you were ABOUT SANFORD AND THE HERALD there? And would those men he ju sti­ Florida Times-Unlon: The Snn-ler day and the paper came to us! fied in killing themselves if they ford Hernld announces the pur- wM editorial paragraph col-1 . , , . limn cut exactly down the middle, chose, in preference to (lying chase of n very vnlunhie and de-| W d , half of a good thing, is betThe determination to succeed has raised slowly nnd painfully. sirnble property in the business' tl.r than none nt all. section of Sanford and says tin t many from poverty to success and for­ THE FRENCH franc continues "it is the intention of the owners Ocala Banner: \ Genial Bob tune. . Holly,__ for __ so __ long „ a time editor to drop, n now low record was of The Herald to build n new home ___ : mnde yesterday, another the day for the newspaper a t Home future and owner of the Sanford Herald, Have you the will to succeed? time. The location is considered |,;i* started the publication of the before. excellent for business purposes." Florida Trucker. Saving part of your earnings is the first The Japanese yen i* dropping The property is at the corner of, --------o--------also, but that is not the fault of Bark avenue nnd Commercial street Tumpn Tribune: Sanford takes step towards financial success. Our Sav­ and has dimensions or 10.7 by I4«|n great forward step by voting Japan, the earthquake did it. ings Department will help you by paying Itnlinn money , on the other feet. The Hernld has recently better than ten to one for chnnged ownership, and the new imo of public improvement bonds, interest, compounded twice a year, on hand, went up yesterday. Mus­ proprietors of the newspaper are The budget includes water, light solini' U trying to improve condi­ making improvements constantly, and gas plants and a municipal your savings account. tions by developing Italy, not re­ it almost assumes the appearance ■huildirg. Good for Sanford. of a metropolitan daily now, and is --------o______ lying on getting something from steadily increasing in size nnd faKiistis Lake Region: The first Homebody else—although ho did eilities. The building of a new edition nf the Florida Trucker, a 171 take fifty milinn from Greece home will mean much for the city magazine published in the interest S? of the truck growers of the state, when the opportunity came nlong. as well ns for the publishers. IS , ——— o----- — has mad * it * appearance, it is a But that wns real money. ITc .-Tampa Tribune: The Sanford ,.,.at publication, printed o-t book wasn't dreaming "liream*. A COMMUNITY BUILDER Herald announces the closing of a paper, anil is edited by Rob Unify, Active Designated Dcpo itory of The United Staten of Amrrica, deal for n site upon which a new one of the most versatile now EDITH SCHI.F.NKF.R, fourteen home for the publication will tie per men in the state formerly •■pa­ St at- of Find-la, City of Sanford and County of Seminole ed­ years old, tall for her age, was erected. The property lias a front­ itor of the Eaafoid Herald. There F. I*. FORSTER. President II. F. WIIITXEK, Cashier teased by smaller children in her age of 10.1 feet on Dark Avenue and are twenty page i «)-'*>:* t Irtchei, 11H feet on Commercial Street. It with an abundance of rending m at­ n r.i:c c g n r, r-j3L’H a*3= aaN c.T naaaai:cinnaaB B JitiaT in3uaaniian school class. She stayed away adjoins the county court house on from school, nnd her father, with the north nnd is across the street ter in which the truck growers ami the Public generally will be intergood intentions, of course, scolded from the Vadczl Hotel. The Iler- e-tUd, together with a sufficient her severely. She Jumped from th e 1 recently was acquired from amount of advertising to insure a flat.r Than a M u tta r d P la titr For Cougha and Colds, Head.' roof arid killed herself. She wns Robert J. Dolly by I’. Rne.'e Comb , linam in! ; qero ■t of the undertak­ aches. Neuralgia, Rheumatism Holland L. Dean nnd It. llov/e.d ing. Mv. Holly has associated1 an only child. Thnt short story Berg. and A ll A ches and Pains wi.h i:-m in the publication of the reminds parents that it is difficult Ih m km . his ->.n I*. S. Holly, who ALL DRUGGISTS Orlando Sentinel: Sanford is to vi|l li i v charge of the business to realize the intense sensitive­ he heartily congratulated upon its end_ of the magazine. The Lake ness of young children. 25c and 65c, jars and tubes nearly unanimous vote in favor of lb ;;lo:i wi dies th*- Trucker and its Hospital d ie, $3.00 bonds for the acquisition of the prnprVtnrs i he greatest success ARTHUR ANDERSON, just out water, electric and gns plant •. po -able in this new fluid of ea» of his toon*, murdered a man in ?71.j,000, and a new city hall. $lllt),''.il.. I the course of a robbery. In prison 000. The City Substantial has placet! its foot upon the st*q> of 1 -I I'tnd Star-Telegram: Flnrhe confessed to his father. And that ladder which leads to develop­ the father, an old tailor, deeply re­ ment, prosperity and permanent il i i e-.v-p ip. ,• publisher* will be in an announcement in ligious man, told in court ju st growth. In it* determination t > iMctc-r-d ■' ent i zc <f The Sanford build a great municipality Sanford what his son had confessed, be­ Horn'd that the owner* of The We ore laying b etter and better— must avoid the petty peraotial pol­ Merabi, il. I’crxe (Ymtln. Rolhtnd cause he was under oath. itics that confront every city, and I'•-“■*n and if. 11award Be’g have The son has been sentenced tit wo are sure that such is the ambi­ a iplcmlidly locate 1 death, the judge had no alterna­ tion of the citizens. There wore purchu-cd *T" a ;>'■■■« ihe street from the tive. That’s an interesting piece only a handful of votes, 2>), against Valdez ho“c I on which thev proof news because it never happened purchasing the public utilities pi 'i* to ' ft ft aa office building as plants. a new home fur Ihctr newspaper. before. ---------o--------Hr* llttv.'l.i I: published itt a live For some curious reason you Tampa Tribune: The Sanford comnutniiy by an enterprising feel that a hoy ought not to be Herald press got contrary the oth- group of hurt. executed on the testimony of Id* own father. Yet there is no sound reason for It, The W ill To Win DayByDaylnEveryW^ Could Hens but speak, Tiiatswfiat tfiey’d say. I If fed eacR day * .^ffteK ed Comb way/ A Big* Fortune Goes Begging’ ------------- .o------------- I THANK GOD one community (Manchester, Mass., where a new war memorial- has just been erected) has the courage to tell the truth about war and' depict it ns Hell. Thai is the way war should be depicted—fierce and hideous ami repulsive— nut a glorious thing, the pride of youth and the ambition of nations. Too long lias the youth of nations been led by false images and untruthful art to consider war sublime. They have not been shown the infamy of war. Manchester, l congratulate you. [ hope your example will be heeded country-wide, and throughout the world.— A. Z. Conrad. Wouldn’t it be funny it body believed everybody?!* \ Li. i 8 Simplifying the Tax System T O M S I M s lg a is DnsDane Sees WHILE EXPERTS tell ns how soon the world's oil supply will give out, dispatches front Moscow fell of oil deposits found every day or two in .Siberia, and el--cwhcrc. In Kamchatka Professor Pole­ voy describes “great source* of oil, so plentiful that it could he squeezed front the clay." Gobi and silver are also plenti­ ful in those wonderful Russian territories. Wc ought to dn busi­ ness with them, even if it does hurt tiie feeling* of some virtuous little gentlemen who dislike the idea that Russia should govern herself in her own way. ATLANTA GEORGIAN A well-known Atlanta banker o can people is thnt they arc not addressing the writer a few days familiar with the bon I system, since said: “That the owners of e ther p.ivn'.o or governmental— a fortune of nearly $100,000,090 mid etpeeially Ins this been true should think so little of It ns to itt the south. This led to wholesale neglect and fail to call for it riddance of war bonds n few years for months, may scent In-yond be­ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED when they were listed oq the lief; but the owners of such n for­ ago, E!m Avenue and Commercial Street_______________ Rhone 9i market below par; the latter fact tune in the United Staten nre do­ ; disgusted many people who did ing just th at—many of them be­ t ut know that Uncle Sant does not ing right hen- in Atlanta, Georgia fail in meeting his obligations, so aK nauana'zainxcananaaaH utsaaaaB B B B B C E nB B aB aB S*^ J nnd the south. The Federal R e-1j, g as the government nt Wash- ^xaaB n Bank will verify the serve "Uunk state- ttigion lives. Hence millions of H ,, . I dollars’ worth of giU-ciged secu- S w l '" i Un , Wl’itt on to say: rities were sub! nt heavy discount ti Home Electric Light and Water Plants this large fortune is in Victory; by people who could least afford t o 1* War itomi*. which long ago were J . .u. the money, and the only gain- 1* II ork Ire Machines and W ater Softeners called itt by the government—and ft* were fakers and sharks who jB Plumbing, steam and Gas Fitting, Well Drilling wh'ch the government is ready gathered them in a t a., low price ** l ‘imps, l, t . Engines, Electric Motors, Spray Carts, end willing t.. pay hut will not, in as possible. ,B WIRELESS SIGNALS In tbs any event, pay additional interest _Today, as nil along, these secu- 2 Irrigation Outfit* code of the United State* Navy- upon.’’ rAles are worth their face value,111 Sanford, Fla. Many people who bought Vic­ regardless of what Wall Street or have been heard 1,400 feet down Temporary. Address tory bonds actually thought they any other bond market mr,v list u in tt mine in Arizona. 10.1.1 \ \ . FIRST ST--------------- ---------— TELEPHONE 601-W were giving the money to their them a t—and they remain still the si u "Sound without wire* going government, instead of making a form of investment for the through 1,100 feet of solid earth” loan which not only would be re­ safest ■nB B anH sanxEiziiaM asaH BH jjanasznEBErsEnBB seB BaBB iB M " common people, st fills marvelous. But we must turned in four years, but also pay ' It would help Uncle Sam to get remember that there Is no such svnii-anmml interest in the in­ rid of this great treasure of which nra«nvH *ctB E -xaB ua'ijianxaaanB aaaaB B aE S Q B nB B B B B B iB fiJ terim. Fur that reason, there is lie is the custodian, willy-nilly, and thing us “solid" earth. Anil there no 5 Phone IB S---------lfl17 doubt that thousands of dol­ ---------------------- ---------------- Phone 198 i •. no such thing as solid matter, lars’ worth of the bonds were de­ which he is* anxious to pay. The a bonds of the Victory issue nre now n only electrons, thnt form atoms, stroyed tut valueless. drawing no .interest whatsoever, 2 Others, not understanding the hut the Liberty Bonds of other is-!* atoms that form molecules, nnd molecules that form what we call transaction, put them carefully sues nre worth their face, plus the fl in a more or less safe place coupons which may have remained \ [J matter, the particle* of that m at­ away and probably forgot them. Hence, uncut through the years. There is ter being ns far from each other, when the government called them about §100,000,1100 waiting for the jjt proportion to their size, ns the jin, during the last .year, the nn- asking, if those who apply can earth is front the sun. There is nouncement* in the public press 1show Victory Bonds. It would bo t bon! .riD, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and lktgfcage S no reason why radio waves meant nothing to them—they did well worth the trouble to hunt 11an' ftrped»Anywhere Any Time not know what was being d is-, them up if you bought Bitch secushouldn’t go any where since there cussed. *titles and have not sold or othcrStorage !C is no solid matter to stop them. Thu great trouble with the Ant-wise disposed of them. m a u u u a u * " " * * * * * * n u n n u u m u u a 9 u n m u m m K U a n a a a tl t : F e e d C So* Hoolehan-Ccleman Company Q U IC K SERVICE t r a n s f e r �■ PHONE YOUR w a n t Ad s phone: Office 148; I MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; „ O C IA L Residence 217-W ST. AGNES GUILD. Mrs. M. Minnrik and Mrs. J. R. Adams entertained the members of the St. Agnes Guild, Monday afternoon a t the home of the for­ mer on Laurel Avenue. The rooms were lovely with bas­ kets of sweet-peas and calendulas. A short business session was hold during which the annual re­ ports were read. Plans were made far n rummhngc sale and nlso n caul party. The Larken Club or­ der was tilled nnd sent and other matters attended to. Thursday evening nt 8 o’clock nt the Congregational Church the St. Agnes Guild will give a concert and organ recital, Dr. Minor C. Baldwin, a world renolvncd con­ ceit organist, will be the principm feature of the evenings entcrJnmment. He will be assisted by local talent. After the business iiad been transacted, the hostesses serujd frozen fru it salad, nut bread snndwirhes, sidtines and hot chocolate. Among the members present were Mrs. Benjamin Whitncr, Jr., Mrs. J. N. Rolson, Mrs. Clyde Derby, Mrs. Wilbur McKee, Mrs. George McRory, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. Howard Ovorlin, Mrs. R. W. Peatman, Jr.. Mrs. J. 1!, Coleman, Mrs. j’aul Bigaers, Mrs. Julius rakuch, • Mrs. W. It. Lonko, Mrs. J. it. Adams, and Mrs. 31. Mlnarik. Brunette T.E N D A R . Direct to The Herald, office for quick and courteous service. Re­ member that your tele­ phone is n Herald Want Service Station. . —"Marriage of the Miugiven under the auspices 1*1 tii/County Federation of l!vAen’if S m pe High I Shoo" Auditorium at, 8 n. m. . —Theodore Roosevelt A ux-! : ' .« a t f'niirf Court I No. n3, maat meet nt liliary* nt 4 p. m T_Mrs. Gooriro DeCottcs rilTentertain the Evening Bridge Call meeting N. de V. Howard Chapter, 0 . D. C., a t n m., at the homo of Sirs. 3 J.Holly. •—'•Marriage of the Mid-7 7 at 8 p .W . at Iligh School ■Auditorium Order nusnicca of ICounty Federation of Woman’s I Clubs. Welfare Departm ent ,r, t Woman’s Club House, tertain Duplicate Bridge Club. r#dnt*day— F * E - Bourn Hint [will entertain the Fortnightly Bridge Club. Lliinday—Nellie Turner Circle with Mrs. K. Roll, Oil Oak Avenue a t 3:310 p. ni. kunidav—Miss Katherine Wilkey Iwill entertain tlie Every Week Bridge Club At 3 P. m. kursday—Genernl Parent-Tcnchers» Association nt Gram m ar School at 3:30 p. m. kuraday—Sanford Association of Business Women meet nt Pnlm Room Valdez Hotel nt 7:30 p. m. kursday—Recital by Dr. Minor Baldwin «t Congregational Church at 8 p. m., under ausnices of St. Agnes Guild, knraday—Mra. W. C. Hill will ontertain Denlciate Bridge Club, .ianiday—hlrs. Harry B. Lewis Jwill entertain members of Mer­ le Matrons Bridge Club nt 3 p. m. Friday— Subscription Bridge nt 1 the home of Mrs. F. E. Rnumillat at 3 p. m. for benefit of K. of C. Kail. iiturday—Formal opening and [ Book Shower of new Library from 3 to <5 p. ni. If you do not have * charge account’, a state­ ment wil be mailed you when the ad appears. This is part of the sat­ isfactory service given by Tho Herald to its advertisers nnd renders. WINSOME IN TTS YOUTHFUL-7 NESS The lovely dull crT-j r i are admirably suited to the dcvdnpmrnt of forma! j gowns lxcause they impart distinction] KPWORTH LEADER TO MEET The Senior Epworth League will hold its monthly bailness meeting in tho Lcnguo Room nt the Church Tuesday night at eight o’cIock.-Evcry Leaguer is to expected to be in Mrs. Walctr Coleman and niothtr, Mrs. Mommcl nml Mrn. O. J. [Taylor left Monday for Miami, there they will upend this wcck. Alexander Stolt of New York, jrho is spending the w inter at ‘tkeland. was the guest r,f Mr. zd Mrs. Ed Mnrkcl| on Monday. Ready for the griddle w h en mixed w ith w ater or milk. O f — Mrs. F!ffie Iiaulerfion of the Wc]>ka Apartments, is in F t. Pierce,: wing been called there by the 'ness of her daughter, Mrs. S ta n -; Kirby. Mrs, E. M. Israel and little tnghter of Anaheville, N. C.. are he guests of Mr. ami Mrs. J. C. iyewk and Misa Allierln Ayeock at their home on Oak Avenue. Most self rising flours are not successful because they do not raise the bakings to the proper lightness. This means a cer­ tain loss o f nutrition because ♦hey are heavy and hard to digest Miss Charlotte Smith returned to DeLnnd, Monday., where she ia a student at Stetson University, nfkr spending the week-end hero Jith her pa rente, Sir. and Airs. A. D- Smith. Mrs. H. L. De Forrest loft Mon“*y for Ft. Pierce, to attend the State Conference of tho D. A. R. Mr-i. Be Forrest is the charm ing *t*d most capable regent of the Sallie llarison chapter. ■\ > F.P. 195 Palmetto Avenue O il Sanford Avenue Phone 481-J JZTXtllS a^5C 2S 5C2R?CK V O E S R JO S)O S -OK TilE- At 8:00 O'clock I*. M. The Funniest Show of the Season Over 75 bright beautiful children nf this city, from 3 to 10 years of age, will give a complete imitation of a “Society” Wedding, ADMISSION: g I Those w ho know—millions o f ' housewives, domestic science teachers,big hotels,restaurants, bakeries and railroads will not use anything but Calumet, the Economy Baking Powder. Adults, 50c; Children. 25c AT HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM | On January 15, Tuesday \ ICO LAUGHS IN 100 MINUTES JO U O f IO U O I JO H O t m Every tim e you eat food that 0003 not properly digest you * do not get the full nutritional value — you are over-taxing your stomach. Nourishing and perfect bakings are what good health demands. The one sure w ay is —use pure flour and good baking powder. If you want to find what thou­ sands of h o u s e w iv e s have learned— make some biscuits with self-rising flour — then make some with good plain flour and Calumet Baking Pow­ d e r -n o tic e the great difference. One trial will satisfy you. Your health demands that you make the experiment. ?VT3 SHEET MUSIC ro -U'li-i” 25 Cents 5 S The Marriage of ihe Midgets j Mrs. \V. E. Wntwon htu- gone to Jt Pierce to nttcml the State Con“t*«o of the I). A. R. Mrs. Wat- ij ene.s as a delegate of the Sal■* Karrison Chapter, and nlso as:! jwte chairman of Student Loan •and, having received the appoint­ ment from the president general wt September, also honored by we state regent, serving ns chair* nf tellers, Mrs. W atson is **°njpanicd by her mother, n 'nminetit member of the D. A. [j •n Philadelphia. I'UK.vus” 111 ‘'ai.unc yr ror* 0 o t x x x x * C * * = K *3U C K BONDS on Rial CjtaUj A 7% Investment — backed by 58 years o f safety Out o f the knowledge and experience gained during fifty-eight years in the first mortgage investment field without ton to mtingle investor, we have evolved many exclusive protective features which have been incorporated in the modem, scientifically developed real estate mortgage—the Adair Protected Bond. These bonds, created, approved and recom­ mended by the South's Oldest Mortgage In­ vestment H ouse, are secured upon selected improved properties, centrally located, such as office buildings, hotels, and apartment houses, whose value u far in excess o f the total bond issue and whose net earning power greatly exceeds the annual interest and principal payments. T * ,th a dentifrice that n.°„t8cratch or scour. Wash your teeth dean with Because they pay 7% as against 5% and 6% of other equally high-grade investments* Adair Protected Bonds enable you to very tangibly increase your income. By our Partial Payment Plan you may invest £10.00, £50.00. £100.00 or morv a month, and re­ ceive 7*S» interest on your payments. May we send the full details of this pleasant way of saving at 7%? C O L G A T E 'S A D A IR REALTY & TRUST CO. UtsUy lleild i,, . A T L A .iii SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! t * Sanford Loan &Savings Company ■ ■ ■ -- - (i.M 'iirim .vrnm Cap!till 8100,000.00 WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE A N P WAGE EARNERS ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. WE DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS. SIX PER CENT1 PAID ON SAVINGS The Officers of this Institution are under $10,000.00 Surety Bond P. W. PLEDGER, President 209 Magnolia J. P. CHAPMAN, Manager o f the Food Value Plain flour has a large amount of food value but it must be combined with good baking powder in order to retain this value. Mr. and .Mrs. Archie Betts and [peir guests, Dr. nnd Mrf. William Voorhecs of Plainfield, N J., itored to Miami Tuesday, where ■they will spend a week sight-seellnlf- fjirst Mortgage Mrs. P. A. Banks of Crown Point, Ind., in pleasantly located for iho w inter with Mrs. Phelps on Palmetto Avenue. FOR FATHER’S COUGH January in usually one of tho coldest months, and brings Ub ! share of coughs, colds nnd hoar s o -1 ness. Tulte FOLEY'S HONEY. AND TAR COMPOUND a t the first sign of a cough or cold, as it loosens tho phlegm and quickly brings relief to the inflamed mem­ branes of the throat. "Your HONEY AND TAR COMFOUNI) has d one wonders for my father, who had nn nwful cough. Ho In feeling fine now," writes Nicolasa Gonzales, Cuoru, Texas. Sold ev­ erywhere. km * rnUittUrnm m ADAIR PROTECTED, BIRTHDAY PARTY. of Your Wakings BUCKW HEAT ymmtpmrL Miss Minnie Russell is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barnes for several days. Posc port T*n a n f j -» t/»oW ■i Ivt Hcckcrs* B uckw heat makes delicious, light pancakes w ith the old-tim e buckw heat taste. MtarMfcrJfews/fcmtaMMiNt <•? pW «4M rM l0M Sk«A. Tlfclt* Iff tUmrlj afU H IW M p a w fh s w i m IttK I tmdi, fraW his place as business of importance is tq be transacted. * ____ PHILATHEA CLASS. The Junior PhKnthea Class of the Presbyterian Sundr// School enjoyed their monthly supper and business meeting a t the home of 31isscn Gcnevievo and Laura Leh­ man Monday evening. .he many friends of Mrs. Ernest Joashiddi r will he glad to know the new church huililiiig, were di [he U convalescent a fte r a very tu-sedv It was also decided th a t’^ social hour was enjoyed, Mrs. donee of careful work, [crious illness. each member plan and give some R'"cbrr> serving delicious salad, On Wednesday evening of this S o n 7£\ n f S n n f n f H * 1) entertainm ent fob this purpose aaitine* and coffee. week the work which Dr. W atts ’ Mrs. Harry Walsh, who has during tho year. Other matters of Those present were Mrs. R. C .1wns unable to complete will bo D l T I T h t e S t b e J H lU llH en quite ill nt her home on Oak great importance were under con-! Bower, Mrs. Morton Thigpen, Mrs. taken up, All who bognn this work i • zzmi n r ___ premie, is convalescent, to the dc- ,i'i derm inn nnd tho meeting ns n D. (’. Howard, Miss Love Turner! wM prepare Chapter XI, or tho C n l l u r G R 111 lllG M R T* ght of hue. runny, frie n d s.. .. \fid frn fu n .wholp was most enthusiastic. . ; Mr?.. Robert Groyensteln, Miss first chapter nf the second, division There were id mentbura present. TV:ii Ward, M'rV.” Dorihiu' \Vhit- bf‘ tho Bible section of (he Manual. F .J T y C O l tzIC iV llfl^C lS, --------comb, .Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson, Miss Katherine Downing hns WESTMINSTER CLUB........ Mrs. Bert Fort. Mrs. J. II. Lawne to Atlanta, where she will Tile members of the Wcatmin-' son, Mrs. Claude Howard, Mrs. [pend a week or 10 days haying :der Club were delightfully enter- John C. Smith Mrs. John Baker, ds for Mi-Lady’s Shoppe. tnined .Monday nftirnr-on by Mrs. Mrs. Cobb. Mrs. Elton Muughton, Dr. and .Mrs. Willinnt S. Voorhecs H. It. Itosebro a t her home on jund Alias Lottie Caldwell. [f Plainfield, N. J., nre the guests Mr. nml Mrs. Archie Betts nt heir home on Palmetto Avenue. I made themwhen I was a girl’ U'>ii !•• i k j\ j * "B*w to Jadfr Isrtlff* Mtrtpfr tmiC Miss Mnry Dank of Hebron, f To ronch nil the peo­ Ind., has returned to Sanford to •pend tho winter with 3Ir. nnd ple effectively—leave your Want Ad a t The Mrs. II. J . Lehman. Herald Office. Phono Mr. nml Mrs. John Krost of us to send for it or Crown Point Ind.. have gone on phono it to the Wunt 4o Miami n iter spending several dny.l as guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. Ad Department ! C Gibbs. •----------------------There are 30.402 different citrus PHONE 148 I t portion in Florida composing 253,570 acres nnd 10,077.227 trees. ! 5 Z g S . U , hl,,Tfch i r ^ r t A » " ’» » c h i i w , pnrty pale mulberry color has an oval n.-ck K,vcn thi;* wcok' w«» lhat l,f Mo1'* ami the sleeves may be either short o r day afternoon, when Cloriim C'nnl omitted altogether. Wide straps, I non entertained a number of her iil!X>waist, l>*,i ,8UP^ drapery*<rr.?l for the while nthounique path- | young friends at the home of her MARRIAGE OF TH E MIDGETS cred skirt is trimmed with gathered mother, Mrs. Carrie Cannon, on If you wunt a goou hearty laugh, panels. Medium size requires 6)<j Celery Avenue, tho occasion be­ yards 40-inch material. ing her 13th birthday. siV,0, ar,i sco the “ Marriage of Pictorial Review Blouse No. 1291. The rooms were effectively dec­ im u oK,L '^8” Tuesday night nt the Sizes, 34 to 46 inchos bust. Price, 35 orated in pink and white. The High School Auditorium. There to 100 laughs in 100 minutes, guar­ cents. Skirt No. 1266. Sizes, 24 to dainty color scheme was also car­ ried out in the refreshments. anteed. About To of Sanford's 38 inches waist. Price, 35 cents. Games and dancing were in­ brightest nr.d prettiest children nre WORK OF TRAINING AT FIRST dulged during the nfternoon nnd in Iho cast. The adorable little BAPTIST CHURCH CON­ a number of contests nlso afforded bride hr Virginia Meltory, while TINUED much merriment. In the contest, nt'r dignified little groom is nobe "Mothers Work Hnskct,1' the prize other than Gale Per.bady. Teddy There is nn abundance of evi­ Morse is the minister. Preceding dence that there is n new’ and for the most number of correct an­ swers, tk dainty hand-made hnnd. the ceremony, a number of future tide of fresh interest in the i.-»reliicf, was von by Juanita McNew York’s young society set j1,1mg-birds will sing, including strong First Baptist Sunday School ns a Mullen. beasts ofif the most beautiful girls , . as>Karnh Maxwell Marv result of the work which was done j At tho conclusion of tho conEltzahclh Tolar, Mary Maxwell in the country. At a recent enter­ last week in the School of Methods. (, Mr.*. Cannon .assisted by her tainment many society girls too!: ( armen Guthrie. Julia Higgins, Thoso who nt tended the school a rc , r jster, Mrs. Adeline Clnrk and part. I’huto shows Miss Nation Stewart Gate hell, M argaret Tor­ enthusiastic over the work accom­ Mrs. Sloan served refreshments of Nnst, who portrayed the part of a rence and Frederick Dnigor. plished, nnd in their belief th a t'd e ­ Jiggs nml Maggie will be there, cidedly more efficient work will bo Ice cream, cake nnd homo-made Spanish type. , , . . . . candies, lit cutting the birthday too. The play is put on by the Cnnn- done tn some of tj1® departments. t-nke, i:i which were hidden symThe teaching and the lectures of bob, the dime was cut by KatliWOMEN’S GUILD OF HOLY *>y’ Federation of Woman’s Clubs ,,r Mr. Joseph T. Watts of Richmond, L.r jnc p[,^-cK. Uslic Kill of Orlando was the and the proceeds will bo used for Vu wo CHURCH. were quite out of the ordinary. Favors of boxes of candy nnd nest of his mother, Mrs. Ernest the scholarship fund. I Monday afternoon, the Women’s department of the school bouquets of pansies were given fcrupp on Monday. fail to see, this play. It’s y]m will re receive new life bcchusc of ciu.j, Guild of Holy Cron, Church held a Don’t scream from sta rt to finish. his work in Sanford. The guests were Margaret Giles, Miss Iris Britt, who is a student !‘i call meeting at the home of Mrs. Jur.t before leaving the city, Dr. , .............................. Phylles Smith, Juanita McMullen, Stetson University nt Dol.nnd, J•Jonathan lee k on la rk Avenue. Watts handed to .the pastor two i.'io-’sio vick'ery. T'ennrn Shaffer, Ipent the week-end here with her . The 1, meeting was called to order I Magnolia Avenue. ■rents. '■ m Play safe— use Calumet and plain flour. It is the most eon nomical and s a t i s f a c t o r y , where light, wholesome ana pure foods are desired. PACKED IN TIN —KEEPS STRENGTH IN 0 © 8 o 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 0 0 0 to to 0 0 0 Just Two More Days Of *January Clearance i t Have you attended our Big Sale and gotten your share of the wonderful bargains w e are offering? Despite the pouring rain and disagreeable weather of last Friday and Saturday, our store was crowded from morning to night both days. Now, there are just two days left for you to take advantage of these great bargains, many o f which were arranged particularly for our out-of-town patrons. Extra Specials will be featured for the big windup of the January Clearance, and do not overlook the un­ usual reductions on Household Linens, Domestics and Silks, on which our regular price was low considering the market of today. The volume of regular business done, enables us to buy in such large quqantities that these special bar­ gains are made possible. ,. n| o h J ’>1 WE WILL LOOK FOR YOU FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 0 fi 0 0 to to to Yowell-Drew Co. 0 ORLANDO’S LARGEST STORE— QUALITY DID IT 0 0 O V \ « 0 �to iito A coon nights • i r s A TOUGH LIFE! Dy Tin* S u H f l i l t S P re s s . PRINCETON, Jan. 15—Follow­ er* of Princeton football are turn • lag their attention to the prospects for next season, when tne tig e r eleven again will bo called upon to meet a powerful a rra y of oppon­ ents. The schedule last fall was one of the hardest the Orange and Black ever tackled, but the seven contests which have been arranged for 1024 promise to furnish even more opposition. The season will open with Am- M&a Ho, hum! Jack the (Jinnt Killer Dempsey is nt Miami Bench, Fla., doing his best to forget the northern blasts of winter. The picture might lead one to believe lie is succeeding. Thu youngster vjjith him is ‘‘Jackie" Ott, a prize baby, called by many “a perfect child." i to say that, FOLEY iAcd 0. K. on. mo In n houra and thatpnins left , 3 7 . t M *_r V I took na Itnimlp couple nf of them In the afternoon, went to bed Agricultural Products Shipped says Senator Norris, Nebraska. ! and had n good night« sleep and Out Exceed Those Shipped In, ‘.‘People In; Europe arc starving. 1 havo slept good ever since, writes They could use our produce if it Con .Thiel, 118 R. Columbia S t, Country By Three Ruarters' could be marketed while farm pro­ , Fort of a Billion Dollars. Wayne, Indiana. bO LEi ducts in thin country arc rotting." 1 PILLS are n diuretic stimulant for For the first time in the history s Various methods arc proposed the kidneys and will Increase their of this country the value of agri­ to cope with this changed condi­ activity. Refuse substitutes, bold cultural imports is greater than tion with reference to the Ameri­ everywhere. the vnluc of products the Ameri­ can farmer** foreign market. Sec­ retary Wallace urges an agricul­ can fanner has sold abroad. Agricultural imports for the tural export commission to handle year ending June 30, 192J, ore v a l-1the American farm ers' export sur­ POLK COUNTY lied nt $2,;115,000,000, In an offi­ plus to the best advantage. Re­ cial estimate just announced by duced ft eight ratc.s on farm ship­ ORANGE the Department of Agriculture, ments destined fo r export is an­ while farm exports were valued at other proposal strongly urged, while the extension of co-operative but $1,027,000,000. FESTIVAL This is nn excess for the* j*ear marketing and more adequate in imports over exports of $388,- warehousing facilities are advo­ 000,000. The year previous ex­ cated ns means to .p u t the farm er Winter Haven, Fla ports exceeded imports bv $17-1,- in position to ndjust himself to 000,000. This makes n shift in fig­ the situation presented by the fail­ January 22-23-24 ures of $862,000,000—more than ure of his foreign m arkets to ab­ sorb his surplus production. These startling figures drive In the- Heart of the Scenic home the fact th at- the shrink­ Supreme Court Has ( ing of foreign markets for Amer­ Highlands—The City of a ican farm products is u big factor Affirmed Decision Hundred Lakes in agricultural depression—par­ ticularly that of the wheat farmer of the Lower Court —and emphasize again the argu­ ment that the American wheat Ur TIi<* AKunrlnlrit I’r m . farm er should take thought to­ TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. M ward restricting wheat production Coughs cause feverish condltiona more nearly within limits of the —The Supreme court has affirmed the order of the Circuit Court for throat and lung strain .and Icau to home-market demand. rituMimuuia ucrious sickness. AUt The Department of Agriculture linellns county in the ca*c of In­ sooner you nod quit roughing the quicker ternational Realty Associates. Inc. explains this shift in the balance von will feel better nnd fmve a better of trade in agriculture in part nt appellant, vs. W. D. McAdoo, Nina aieiit’s ri***t. Leoucrui s Cough Syrup Me Aden nnd Title Holding Com­ (C'rvosntrd j ruses and soothes inleast to an increase in the value a corporation, appellees. turned, raw throats, raises the phlegm of imports and a decline in the pany, This case was a bill in equity for without rucking i r straining, protects value of exports. Imports of silk were valued a t cancellation and rescission of a the lung . and removes the cause ol the trouble. D«? warned by tne fir*» $ 11-1,000.000; sugar, $8611,000.000; contract, equitable lien and a c ­ cough. Cft a bottle of Leonard! t coffee, $182,000,000; crude rubber, counting. Cough Syrup (Crnisutrdl from your The chancellor dismissed the $160,000,000; and wool, $167,000.druggist. Fine for . roughs, colds 000. Wheat exports were valued bill without prejudice on demurrer grippe, croup, whooping conga nnd at $102,000,000 as compared with and appeal was taken. The opin­ bronchitis. Pleasant, safe and curt*. $280,000,000 the preceding year, ion of the supreme court, by Judge and corn $75,000,000 as cumpared Terrill, contnins n valuable dis­ with $116000,000.' Pork nml cot- cussion of the principles govern­ tion export show material increases ing cancellation nnd rescission of in value over the preceding year,' contracts, ns well ns the other but they are counterbalanced by questions presented in the case. Crockett Owen nnd E. M. Oliver the decrease in tobacco, sugar and both of Nt. Petersburg, for appel­ The very best Battery is nn other '-products. "This should funis attention of lant; John F. Burket, of Sarasota, Congress on the plight of the far­ ami MncFnrlane and MncFarlane, mers as regards foreign markets," of Tampa, for appellees. jB v& 'w n r V algrwn.; liiKFEEDjI 1 Feed of AU ] , , Poultry, Ilcrsc an “YOUR MONEY |j.\( ABE NOT SATI HUEEWURUVESTOany Belne m M% Grain Ration is th# nomleal. a* well *j the best m . hone feed onthe market * Sanford Feed & S upply f FEED-MAY-CRAIN AND FERTILE PHONE 539-MYPTLF AVE. f t q™ST st. Sanford Jno. W. Sneed ■ n rteanjiH aassH asiiiaaanB qnB M 'ssnB H aaB ffB K aB K usj jj a £ 5 « 5 S ■ ■ 52J XO 4251* 24 COLLECT TAMPA FLO JAN 12 11)24 MILANE THEATRE SANFORD FLO LAST WARNING GAVE MOST PLEASING pi FORMANCE. ACTING A RIG FEATURE OF T SHOW. SHOULD DO CAPACITY BUSINESS SHOW DESERVES IT. J. I). CARROLL, Mgr. Victory Theatre, Tampa, Flori John Foreman, shortstop (Kan­ In the long history of baseball there have been but five unassisted kakee) vs. Champaign, July 15. IIItriple plays in the major leagues inois-Missouri League., nnd strange to relate, two of them . William Itapps, first baseman We re-charge and repair all were brought to light in the season (Portland) vs. Oakland, September makes of Batteries of 19231. This is the greatest sin­ M. Pacific Coast League. By CONDO gle feat possible by any one field-j EVERT TRUE— lino In player in a game nml the combi- j RAY BROTHERS Harry Knnup, second baseman nation of the time, the place, the circumstances and the man ts so (New Orleans) vs. Chattanooga Phono GUI--------------- Sanforit rare that those fans who have wit­ August 8. Southern Association. nessed such a feat can call them­ William Rodgers, second base selves the luckiest of the tribe. man (Portland) vs Salt Lake The first unassisted triple piny City, September I, Pacific Coast was made by Paul Hines, center League. fielder of the Province team, play­ 1917 ing against Boston in a National Phillip Cooney, second baseman League game oil May 8. 1878. This (Omaha) vs. Denver, July 0. Wes­ record shone out in solitary glory tern League. for thirty-one years. Neal Ball, ex1920 Yankee shortstop, then playing Walter Renting, shortstop (Buf­ with the Glevelar*d Indians bobbed up with thu second unassisted falo) vs. Akron, August fit. In­ tripple piny in a game against Bos- ternational League. William Wnmbsganss second ton in Cleveland on July ID, 1909. The lapse of thirty-one years be­ baseman (Cleveland) vs. Brook­ tween the two occurrences proved lyn, October 10. World's Series. 1921 that it was not a habit with field­ George Smiley, center fielder « Seats on Sale :it R. C. Bowers Drug SI ore ers. Eleven years later the piny came up again this time with a (Knoxville) \s . Jclico, April 20. K tc u ^ A j.'isa ^ x x jH u u M ik iu & a a .ia a v tu n su a u a c n aH K a a i world's series setting to make i( 'Appalachian League. Henry funds, shortstop (Salt sparkle all the brighter. It war, in • ■the lirook,yn-ClcvelanA;b<«rias of, Lake City) vs. Sacramento, July 1920, in a game at Cleveland on I. Pacific Cdust League. 1922 October 10, that Bill Wnmbsganss INTEGRITY Charles Pechous, shortstop (Co­ burst into the baseball Hull of Fame by perpetrating an unassist­ lumbus) vs. Minneapolis, August ,4 CL. R K 3 -H T , L E T ' S 1 ed triple play against the outraged 6. American Association. 192.1 Brooklynites. HAVE* 11 George Burns, first baseman In the season just closed George The 1924 Model (Boston) vs Cleveland, September D O N 'T T A L K T O TUG Burns, first baseman of the Bos­ ton Red Sox, completed u triple I I. American League. Sfudelmker Special*Si.t Ernest Padgett, shortstop (Bos­ execution unassisted against the Touring Car Cleveland Indians in a game played ton) vs. Philadelphia, October 0 National League. ut Bustun September Id. Less In the list of unassisted tripplo than a month later, in the same city, Ernest Padgett, a rookie plays above six were made by shortstop lor tile llraves, pulled off shortstops, five by second baseI 4llr The Ah. iicIiiIi-iI l'rr.>) tiie same hrilliuul stunt against the men, four by first basemen, three NEW YORK, Jan. 15—Marry Phillies on October 6. This was by center fielders and one' by a Wills, colored heavyweight cham­ the second unassisted three-ply third baseman. pion nnd most persistent of all killing made in the National Lea­ Jack Dempsey's challengers, con­ gue, forty-five years a fter Paul sented Saturday to box Luis Angel Hines made the play in 1878. Students of Notre Firpo South American, in this city It might be noted that Boston Dame Are Active In or in Jersey some time early in figured in four of these plays, two July. Puddy, Mullins manager of on the producing utid two in tieAthletic Branches Wills has approved the match and teceiving department, ZM! a'W is now considering three proposi figured in three. The Cleveland — play of tlons that have been mude to him Wamhgiinss nguiiu t Brooklyn was ‘.SOUTH BEND. Iml., Jan., 15— by as many promoters, Paddy no the only one in which Boston Approximately 1,165 students par­ longer insists on "Dempsey or no­ players do not figure. ticipated in organized athletics nt body" and has apparently come to University of Notre Dame dur­ Following is a complete list of the conclusion that the New Or­ unassisted triple plays in the ma­ tiie ing the hint year, according to the leans giant lias been inactive long jor and minor leagues. report *$' Knutc K. Rocknc, direc­ enough . tor of athletics at tho institution 1M73 .Mullins stated yesterday that Paul Hines, centre fielder (Prov­ made public today. The table in­ GATORS AND CARDS TO I’l.AY within the next few days he will idence) vs Boston, May 8. National cluded to w o r th in the report shows tiie answer the three propositions tiiol GAINS VILE, Jan. 11—The Si number participating in thu vari­ have been made to him. There is ous sports, ns follows: Football Louis Cardinals will appear here a good chance that the match will 490; cross country, 45; basketball, on April 7 in an exhibiting base­ bo dosed this week, in abandon­ 150: swimming, 60; wrestling, 50; Hear Stewart Gating his futile cry of "Dempsey or boxing. 120; [rack, 200; hockey, 40: ball game with the University of nobody” Mullins lays down two baseball, 1,00; tennis 350, nml Florida nine, according to James chcll sing* “O Promise conditions that must be mut by any golf, 150. It als pointed out that I*. White, athletic directin'. Me. promoter who hopes- to stage a a majority of the students tool: White states that efforts also are Me,” in “The Marriage Wllls-Firpo battle. These condi­ part in more than one branch of tions are: being made to arrange for a game of the Midgets.” sports. 1— The promoter must guarantee witli tho Washington Americans, that the winner of the Wills-Firpo who will train nt Tampa this year POLITICAL ANNOUXCEMENT contest will be matched with Jack 1he ^ tintin' bull players also arc The Funniest Show looking For She.4ft. Dempsey for the world’s heavy­ forward to a spring trio I hereby announc-* myself a* i> weight title. II must produce a of the Season “The that will take them to Atlanta for candidate for tiie o.flce of Sheri.: document to this effect signed by with Oglethorpe April 30, of Seminole County, subject to tin Juck Dempsey. Marriage of the Mid­ :I games May 1, and against Mercer in 2— The promoter must guarantee June, Iu2l April 28-29. They will meet Au- Democratic primary that he can hold the Wills-l )emp.>cy W. A. TILL IS. gets.” 1 burn on May 2 at Tallahassee. fight without interference and Ihn* (Advertisement.) it will be staged during the out­ door season of 1921. Rickard Agrees tu Conditions Tex Rickard, who has made one Sanford Daily Herald of the propositions that Mullins now has under consideration, lias Sanford agreed to meet these condition-*. The financial arrangement propos­ »ve tin* winning plan ed by Richard however, did not uUp.itci*? meet with the approval of Mullins. Tex is said to have offered Wills ( l o t an X inside the nronor box) $100,000 to fight Firpo ami will 1924 MOD ELS AND PRICES-f. o. h r,n n fy make the amount $200,00(1 if lie wins. Neither Rirckartl nor Mul­ LIGHT-SIX SIX UIQ-SIX J-fni.., 11J* IV. D..40 II. P. J-Pmi..SPECIAL lins would name the figures men­ n r iv. r... so n p **Pa..., US* IV. (J., 10 H. P. tioned in the proposition, but PudTouring __ _ ....... S 993 *uu"n* ...... JU30 RtuU.lcf (I Fni.) __ _971 RuaiiV.er dy informed the writer last night II’ DOES NOT CRACK. (2-Pan.)__ _ | 3j5 ('»»• Roiditci (IFui.) 1193 that he had definitely refused to _ 1MJ Jpeed*t*r (S-P.ua.)____ 1815 Coupe (S l*iu.) ... -... 1393 Coupe (J Pas^j Coupe (5-Pa**.). 2493 consider them. Mullins, It is un­ CELL, NOR BLISTER, OR Sedan_____ j..-........ 3e(lnn---------Std«n_____________ :6S5 derstood, wants Wills to box on CHALK OFF a percentage basis. ot 1 j u i C u n..m a/lc* llicknrd has now made n second A I'nii Line of KuLumine, Var­ proposition with n new financial nishes ami Stainii arrangem ent, urn! it will be put up to Mullins to decline or accept SOLD ONLY BY when he bolds another conference AN FORD, FLORIDA with the Garden promoter on Tues­ AMERICAN PEACE AWARD day afternoon. SANFORD PAINT It is logical th at w e should ash the prospective b u yer gauge the oS the Studebake? Special-Six by the measure oS its sales success. W h y mentiou the distinctive motor or any other Seature oS this unusual car when the Am erican public itselS has established the greatest ©£ all selling arguments in Sts Savor b y buying it ? Automobile license Ciigures 802? every state in the Union continue to tell their own uncolored stories ©5 Studebaker popularity. Orliuiilu— F. II. Mills planting 20,000,000 gladioli btilba on lota /arm . STOKE Wchiku Bldg. Phono IlOii Madison Avenue, New York City express a fuller opinion ulso, please write to the American Pence Award �H E R E ’ S A T I M E ' l ' O R T H I N G 'A ■ » ! m a BUT NOW IS THE TIME TO USE HERALD WANT ADS [ANT AD RATES FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ,8 s Classified Advertising is S \ the Regular W ay The Number is 148 PHONE 148 * 1 front bed- ARE YOU losing an opportunity! FOR RENT—U r Dungalow, room. Apply to sell your property by not using MIRACLE Coict. I . ( X , gMM Pace's Lane. the Herald Want Ads. The cost cement work, sidewlaks, M ARE YOU—Looking for a good Ij.sm all, tho rem its great. Herald ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. *■ room. If you don’t find one list- i Wants will work for you quickly. T'rwiPeg*,-, Prop. ^ cil in this column, Insert a small j LOST— Black and whito Collie Lumber and Building M wnnt ad and you will receive tho puppy from 300 French Ave. number t-wnpany ■ best listings in tho city. ; Phono No. 12. Reward. ^ _ N . Laurel St.__Phone 565, ■ FOR RENT—Nice front bed-room LOST— L ast night between H rstJ HILL_ LUMBER CO. B oom ■ 117 Laurel Ave. I .xutionai Bonn nnd Magnolia; Service, Quality end ■ -------------------------------------------~ I Ave., a small purse containing FOR RENT—Two rooms for light money nnd key. Please return Phone 135. housekeeping. 1020 Union Ave. purse nnd key, Sanford Herald. • FOR RENT—Desirable furnished PROMINENT DIE DIES housekeeping rooms, 509 E ast Third St. Cali after 6 p. m.____ . -------. . . . . , , ST. AUGUSTINE. Jan. 1 5-D r. roitUITGATED IRON R O O m O L * FOR RENT—l ight housekeeping L c Elki one of lho bcEt knoTV, COMPOSITION ROLL ROOriMO^ tJ ■I rooms equipped *rith water, ........................ . : members of the Florida Dental As­ a ritlt* SHINGLES, light nnd gas. 300 French Ave. PLASTER, sociation, is dead here after n tong FOR RENT—Furnished 2- r oom, . . . CEMENT, apartments, wood stove, gas t illness, the immediate cause, how NAILS. 1 nnd sink in kitchen, on low- over, range cvcr- being a» pnrnlytic W D * !* stroke. ^rokc. II; Ho was a notive of Georgia, having cr floor, 304 W. Fifth S t been born 58 years ugo in Guyton CITASE ft CO. that state. During his boyhood SANFORD, FL A in the t'lrenit Court of the Seventh the family resided in Savannah. J u d lr la l C ircuit of U r S ta le uf He was graduated from tho Balti­ l l.iriiln, I n n n d F u r S r u i l u u l r more Dental College, soon afer C nnnfy. which he came to Florida to prac(.................. irv iiu x . = J t’lly of Hanford, Florida, a muni- j tlco his profession. rli.al curimrauun, hy ami t h r o u g h _____________________ I f Forrest laike. H. O, Chase nml C. J. „ , va Marshall, enmitrlslriK th e <’!(> C o m - 1 . tru'd - I xtecn and _n 1 ................. if the City o f tinnfonl, F i o r - ■ h a l f m i ll io n c itru s t r e e s in H o r i dn 05 percent of them are beari Ida, FUlt ®rLE=:BKycl« coni condl. foil SALE—HU B irg iln Five. ■ tn n , cheap Tor cash, bee Lon-j Uoom Bungalow, four lots San­ n der.-^ Drug btorc._ __________ _ ford Heights. I’rico $3500.00; Lephoncil nds., will bo resolved JOH PRINTING— Tho Herald Job'term s. E, F. Lane.______ •om pat eons and collector sent . L,' aS t ,!".,noW ioc,a led in ,the We. FOR SALE—fl acres of i i t o BincJintcly for r«ynicnt. taka Building. Let tis estimate on 1 Front property. E. F. Lane. ,yaur jcb woik. Phono 148. '*---------~~ FUR SALE—Business block -on a ...... ... .ID f * l l . r T i m e — -----on First Street. E. L. I,nne. jg .....(..he n l i n e It is the regular way through which to secure LEGAL FORMS of nil kinds for Time*-----......n line i. sale a t the Herald office. Tl»»r»...----FUR SALE—Six acrecelery farm help for the office or home—putting you in communi­ ...4« ■ Utte | flw « ----on brick road. E. I., Lane. Hopkins Shoe" Shop cation with the various people who m ay think them ­ Work Guaranteed. FOR SALE—A beautiful orange ,uble rate for black face tyro, grove with good Income. E. F. docctl rates for consecutive ' _______ 300 E. F irs t St. selves fitted to do your work, and th us permitting you Lane, ,ertioiis. Count six words to r'OR KENT signs for'sale a t the to make your decision and selection after having had Herald office. x FUR SALE—Orange g r o v e ; line. Minimum chnrgo of personal interviews. terms country property. B ritt for sale— Pure K for first insertion. Ail nd- SAUSAGE por^ Realty Co. sausage smoked with oaw wood cr.» 11. .... I .1 . L'«u Readers of this newspaper are ad readers— and trtisintr is restricted to, proper 55c. lb., poatpaid. No order ac** FOR SALE—Three desirable baudfor nn increasing number of them the classified col­ copied for less than 3 lbs. Satis­ ing lots located on paved street, lisification. worth $1,000.00 each. Owner will faction gunrnateed. Mrs. Enoch umns nrc gaining in interest. If you have anything In case of error The Herald Sawyer, Tifton, Cn., It. D. F. No. sacrifice for $2100.00. B ritt Real­ to sell you hnvc something to say to them in our ill be responsible for only ono fl._______________ ty Co. advertising columns. Herald classified advertising will correct insertion, the odver- ADAPTED Carmen Grapes, Tree FOR SALE—Farm nnd tim ber pull with you in your efforts. lands in any size tracts from 40 _ « for oil subsequent InserBlueberries, 30 per cent off. acres up. R. T. King, Dunnellon, ■ Tree Blackberries. Best invest­ ins. Tlic Ilernld office should highest profits, quick re­ Fla. notified immediately In case ments, turns, quality plants. Original in­ FOR SALE—Two fine building!* error. troducers. Adapted Nurseries, lots, located on one of the best f" Tampa, Fla. corners in Sanford, paving and BETTER BABY CHICKS Pine- sidewalks both sides. At bargain. breeze White Leghorn Chicks See B ritt Realty Co.__________ are sired by pedigreed males from FOR SALE—Five lots located on i m i i m i i i i i i i i i i i n i i u i N i m u H i m i a B i i i a for prompt nnd efficient service. high record hens. Eggs perfectly Sanford Ave., opposite Rose State of Florida, ex rel lleorge A. *nfi^ t rcc3 * hatched by modern incubators. Vig­ Court, euch 5Gxl30. Two of them Del.’titles. State A ttorney for th o . ------------------. . . Seventh .ImlU'liil C ircuit of t h u 1 orous chicks, true to strain, $20.00 corner lots. Easy terms. B ritt HOUSES—FOR SALE HELP WANTED State of Florida. | I’ltlxi ns nml T a xp ay ers nf the CltV n hundred, $180 a thousand. In­ Realty Co. WANTED— Help of nil kinds by To: The riiueiiH nnd Taxpayer* o f of Sanford. Florida, are by euld nrWANTED teresting catalog. Immediate de­ tli« c i t y I l f Hanford Florida: ; tier rnittiirn! to he ami appear beFOR SALE—Furnished house, many business houses. If you liveries. Order “better baby FOR SALE-r-Orango grove, 23 a petition has been tiled fore th e t'lrrult t* nirt o f the SevOak Ave. Price $2,000.00, E. are without a position, advertise ln Whertaa. MISCELLANEOUS chicks” the iimive en titled cause l>> th e enth .1ml loin I t’lrenit o f the S ta te from Pinebreeze Farm, acres, 400 trees, location on lake, F . Lane._______________________ on tho classified page of The I'liy of Sunitirtl, Florida, by i i i u f i l Florida, on llm fitli d a y o f Felitwenty minutes from Snnfortl. A tbrouKh Forrest l.ak e. S. O. t’h a s e l ruarv. A. I 1911. at 10:00 o'clock PANTED—A roller top desk, FOR SALE—DcSoto paints nnd good buy a t $0,500. Terms. Britt FOR SALEBeautiful Bungalow, Herald. It will cost you only a ami J. Marshall, eoniprlsimr Ihe A. M. at Sanford, In th e t’ounly o f vanrishes a t Sanford Novelty with extra lot. Price $3750.00. few cents nnd you will reach thou­ City t’. [call or write Lu-Both Cafeteria. Seminole. State o f Florida, then t’ommlHSlon of the city oi San ________ - —- — £ -------- Works, solo agents. • 151-tfc Realty Co. sands. E. F. Lane. ford tlorldu. netting forth the fart nml th ere to show cause. If any they PISTE d—t T TS t ED—T o te n t by the yenr, M T rv 7 ^ i^ -rrr.v c.u- 4 ---- rr— that an election was held through­ have, w h y e.ilil homls should not four or [four or five five room unfurnished BHNCII GRAPES, tree blueberries FOR SALE—5 acre celery farm, FOR SALE—House nnd large lot WAJITED— Pinno player wishes out the City of Hanford. Florida, on he valid a ted and confirmed, nnd blackberries—all varieties in Rose Court. $4500.00. Terms. IVITNKHS mv liaml nml the seal tiled, all equipment, good loca­ bttage. I*. O. Box 1088 _______ position with dance orchestra. lho Itlh day uf January. A. 1). 1921, t’liurt of th e Seventh ... Also piny snxaphono nnd violin. M. to determine whether that certain of the t ’lreull tlNTED—Piano," must be in good suitable for home and commercial tion on hard road, close to town, a B ritt Realty Co. of the State nf urdlnance numbered fl*. entitled: | f for ih e County o f [condition, for cash. Address, plnnting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ bargain, terms, llritt Realty Co. FOR SALK—Bungalows, house F. Tubbs, Mt, Dorn. Fin. "All Ordinance I’rovidlng for the Hnrldn. In and orous, well rooted plants insure unit KMillilIshnirnt of a Seminole, on the t i t h day of Jnnoz 55X building lots. All sections of WANTED— Disabled service man Arqiiisltlun A. I). 1911. early profits. For full in­ FOR SALE—10 ncres, five fenced. Walrr \\ nrks Hunt or Hunts l>>’ j iinrv. wants employment as night WANTED—Your old furniture. good (MKAI.) K. A. m i l ’lII,ASS. Three cleared. Good well. All Sanford. Britt Realty Co. ____ tlit- Cliv of Sanford. Flornlu. to tmj Clerk formation and illustrated catalog of th e t'lrrult Court of the watchman. Prefer pormnnent em­ Many people In Sanford would No. 0, write Southern Adapted hammock, $2,000. • i . Maintained ami Operated us a Pul*FOR SALE—Bungalow, close in on ployment. Address X. A. ev en th Judlrlnl Clrrult of F lor­ Box | lie Utility, amt i’rovldimt lor mil Sida. Ike to buy second hand furniture. Nurseries, Bartow, Fla TWO city lots 80x305, one block In ami for S em ln lo e County, Palmetto Ave., $1200.00, terms. 7«3. : Issue of Utility llomis l*y the City i it W. HI’F.NCKIt Advertise your snore pieces In the .III.. from Sanford Ave., n bargain, B ritt Realty Co. .. . , ,— ■ —rT .t—7— ,lf Hnnfoisl, Florida. Ill the Sum o f for I'etltloner. Jerald Want Ails and sell them FOR SALE—Egry Cash Register. 5400 cash LALli a t 515 East Third St. for (Three lluuilrnl nml Seventy-live | i - iAs ttorney -1 2 - 3 9 - ; .: ,-it a carpentty for any kind of ro- *Theu.<aml Dollnrs. the rmeveds to Juickly. Phone 118 nnd tho want Cost $G0 when new. Will se ll1FIVE room house close in, on Pnl- FOR SALE—Or lease, business property on First Street. Britt pain or puinting. Your business ■J " *'<•r iv<*.11 nun thii «•*ie Thereof |d department will bo glad to in­ cheap. Inquire a t Sanford Herald metto Ave., renting now for $35 Realty Co. ___ ert your n i l . ______________ office. | per month, S25U0, terms. Must solicited and appreciated. H. Ren. ! IIIirJ^'L.se V.ml Om.reli 't ^ w ater r r ;-------be sold quickly. FOR SALE—At a bargain, 5-room ; WA N TED -M en or'woman In' lake W"jka P«"»t "rn,|,|“V,‘lie d on the FOR SALE—Rhode eggs SEMINOLE REALTY CO....... bungalow with sleeping porch,,. orclera for genuine g u a re n te d ,,f i>,.( ^mi>>-r! A. I> 1921. for $1.00. AGENTS WANTED for setting, 15 eggsIsland Seminole Hotel Annex. l that■ certain ordinance n u m b er­ on Palmetto Ave., four blocks from i , *‘crY,, ? mcn< wont on nml rhil- 1 in............................... Mrs. Ellsworth, Henrdall Avenue, AS. I'titillcd: First St. $3500.00, sm all payment I olmimntes darning _ Snjary, ed ••All ordliium’i' I’rovldlntr fur th e SlIENTS—Mnko and sell my car­ Sanfor<l- Phono 3303. 83-tfp AUTOMOBILES AND tfown, balance like rent Britt " wowk Dill time; $1.50 tin Ai-,|iililtlou and Kstuldlxhmcnt of bon remover. A good, clean SEE the Sanford Stove Works, 002 hour snare time. Cottons, heath­ an Klertrle l.laht nml Power P la n t i Realty Co. tgitimate business; good profits, ers. silks. International Stocking i,r I’la a ti. I>> the City of Hanford. I REPAIRS Sanford Ave. before buying FOR SALE—Attractive bungalow, Mills, Norristown, Pn. Florida, to he Maintained and Utter- : Cnrd* of Sanford's Reputshle thartei McDaniels, Box 001, Home- stoves. We will save you money. ____________________________ _ aa a Public Utility, and P r o - | Professional modern, a bargain; terms. In­ ’WANTED—“ Masters of Men," a [tend, Fla._____________________ We also repair stoves of all kinds, KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Men, each of uf Utility Ilondu , V f . a* . v J * **• V l . f v* | vvhllmt I I I I 11H I for "* Hnil U l Issue e e u r quire 1103 Oak Ave. vived, stirring drama of the sen. > hy tincity «t Sanford. Florida.-lit whom, in his chosen profession grafnnulas and sewing machines WHERE USED CARS ARE Free tickets to the Milnnc for B es-1ThOlls’iml **’" m -*’r.Hollars, '* Dotulred ai'd.Tenj ALWAYS BARGAINS. APARTMENTS _________________________101-tfc; the Ilernld recommrnds to tho the Proceeds to tie . Long. Dodge Koadrtsr. Return of Crown I let i n d front the Sale T hereof, people. REGULAR mcnls rorved nt the ~ i I,, 1be I,,j , Uneil to Aei|Ulre. Kstahllsli. FOR RENT Dodge Touring. Pheonix, single meals, by the Prince Brings A Hudson Touring. h o u s e s f o r r F n t ;duly r s sn.iM &MctlT*$till iiM rs r r ® day or week. Try them.________ ; Scrinps-Booth Touring. FUR RENT—Furnished bed-room iiii*il»tt*»I mi tho 10th y New Life to Inn 1 ilflv nf lU'cnjiliiT, A. D. 193*1* nm! > ami apartment; desirable. 301 FOR SALE—Missionary straw -' Oakland Tonrirg. FOR RENT—Close in. on Third that certain oriHnatieo mimljervil C!>, George A. DeCottes KENT VULCANIZING. berry plants well rooted, care­ park Ave. . (Ity The Anaorlulrd I'rru l ' Struct, it small house. Apply nt entitled. . , CORNER OAK AND 3RD ST. fully packed, 50c per hundred,! "An urdlnanee Provhllntt O r t h e Attorney-at-Law OELti, ,SUexin. J;ir„ 15—The ns. JMLE. 3rd St„ or ca]l jh u n u 198, PHONE 17. .■ActudjiltloH’and 'Kittahllchmynl o f a per M, delivered. M«thews rn to Oels of VviiiiitiH Hohcnsutturn lias hy ■ the Over Seminole County SPECIAL NOTICES $3.50 If/kVirurT ;M il!' IPlant IMIIV nr I lam s, IV ”v, City '•'■'J1' or f Co., Tallahassee, Fla.. Route C. _ MONEi Hitt»f. nl. Florida, t •• Malnjuln< tl lern, Jr., has hesulted in the re­ SPECIAL BARGAINS Dank nd nnd cents to EXPERT Typewriter denning and ....... th —is •» ■ — — — te —n ve,„.T ... ami ..... oiuTtiird . vit*. a... I'ahlir ...... Utility. 1022 Dodge touring, almost new opening of the local hotel, the j Kentl Sanford, -----------Florida repairing. Call II. S. Pond, 1023 Dodge Panel Delivery like Gohlener Adler, - n it n that fo e - Foley ft Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., q'"1 p.m'di''of’' t h e Clty nf Sanford, several yearn him lion in a state of ( hicago, ill,f writing y.mr name kb ri 11 . m tup sum «*r mu' numlrtMi phone 225 or Peoples. Bank. new. coma, and the iiegiiiiiiiig oi nusyiand address clearly. You will rn- • ad h i m . Thousand Dollars, th e 179-tfc UNDERWOOD 11)22 Hupmnbile touring. days in . the life o t ■ "■ao Adler," | ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY'S VUrThcrear "it. iw p I« "I'.? a .-TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT I FOR SALE—One mule. See Rex* Lexington l.ark (sport). who runs the entire eatatilishmeni i HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND 1 1 , gs t ahi i ’aii, Purehnse and jh m Scliclle Maines Packard, West Side, or Phone 130. i Two Dodga totiringa, 1921. hincle hamlet!. i for coughs, colds nnd hoarseness, i struct n tias Plant or H a u ls ." High class Underwood Typewriters Doitge Roadster, 1919. 1 Most of tho guests today are | also free sample pucka-o of FOli.i.t.-'l n the■imij for rent to reliable parties. National touting, t! passenger. LAWYER ',r ..nAi.1 uniiiiAiir^ ' nunii.ered Three worm-drive Ford trucks. newspapermen or photogrnphers,, LEY'S PILLS, a diuretic stimuSPEED U P YOUR Two Ford Chassis. anti they are amazed at the skill |ant for the kidneys, and FOLEY 7'». »•ti1ItI«'f1: 11 Underwood Typewriter Co. — Court House OriIhiniH,i‘ I'mvldlttg *nr an ...:,u ...... CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ with ...ut-i. whieli -I.:.. tliis efficient German 15 S. Main Street Orlando, Fla. Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. I,-..tic „f H(.lids by th e City I f SiiuLAZY LIVER woman acts as reception clerk, stipation and Biliousness. These fnnl I'lurld.i. In liie sum uf ScVcnl Dodge 1922 touring. room clerk, is, waitress, yvutiress, barkeeper, oiLrneei'fr, wonderful remedies have helped llv•' Th"ii-etnd Dullar.s. the ..............Is Two Dodge tourings, 1920. cashier, bookkeeper, telephoneop­ tokkeeper, telephone op- mjmons of peoplc. Trv them! S o ld ."; ''' ,f r I',!" q.', " VioUd Clem Jones Liver nml Kidney Chandler touring. "f- 1 ' , 1 .Amuire, homo. erator nnd mnnngcr of tho htlliard IELPF.II LITTLE GIRL’S COUGH Two Ford touring, 1922. nt till, (limn time elinri». |uVtryWtlCtC, I CioiHirtlet am) L'lltlp the .**.*aTonic Will Do It table, anti nt till same Unit etlurt, , _______________________________' ,.,mirt I'ttrnll.ore Fred R. Wilson midWith Fixtures, linick touring, 1919, 7 pnssnngor. es 2FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR prices higher titan those collect i'liy Mult nml A dministration .llultil CIVIC lAI PUOV'h.M i; . .N~l s lluick touring, 1918. tunic w h e n there la weakCOMPOUND Is fine. My little cil by the best houses in Berlin. lug.*' ATTORNEY-AT-LAW girl hud nn awful cough. I got a ness and lack df nimetlte. wh< n a Dodge 3-1 ton truck, duly inis o il and ndoplcd on II"' DMIt I f a g u e s t 'n r o t e s t s , F ratt A d ler dnv i.f to ( «mbfr. A. It. 1922. tdootld Civie im LAKELAND, Jan. 15First National Hank Uld#. bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND! v'.mr ie"s drag." year back Two Reo Speedster 1Trucks, simply snys that others hnvc corn, . ,. 1.. . r:i11f D-d. approv'd and con firm ed T I P iCOMPOUND ' iv M n n iT X T r i nnd . . - . t gave her a j c Ii m , ......... .. ..........J . „ a ,your 1001.■»<> 1921-22, vuiir .......... mutith taHti‘i and TAR I,v the electors ot Ihe c u of S"ttmended her fo.nl and her 'Macs, ; f°v , r . ex',ctn ,'il1 Sanford, ------------ Florida |. - 11 la liroh'-n. Cli ta June* f iver Two Light Ford T ru c k s. few doses and she w.t3 greatly rc- i■tit! and permits the dissatisfied pa- tu.r** "f $T8-.„)00 have been outljn- fur.| Florida, nod w h eth er th e Kidney T* tl!c l > the one tlllnv ] I k od*» provldi d or In s.ibl ordinance* lievcd,” writeu Clyde H. Benson, that »v||| restore your ulremttli and J Two 1917 Buick touring. troiis to go elsewhere in the v i l - |$ to lhc ^ commission by City .dn.old In* Issued Ity llm City iif Sait* . ____ ___ Marlarnok, Virginia. The be it ji■■I,’»■ yen ro +•tljoy life t ’l.MM i 1923 Ovelnnd 4, touring. ford, Florida, In th e manner and r " S t iS s-ssS : '1 fur the purposes In said ordinance* trmn, iy for 'coughs, colds, hoarse- j £ f’,v ic : ,, fA^S j \ „ h« .'m r.a ! Some of these cars were traded i s .ir iifi, ! provided and set forth, and. u fioldcner Adler er s, OolilVner .i'.llir cent -.......... “n J<'r «a*i«c!nMnt , until »uc|. Elton J Moughton ness; relieves ptomntly and effee-1 T tiv ic r t,d henith-Kivtnu • n «•» hm in on new Dodges. Most of th e m , ' tThe Whereas, said ordinance* provide have been left with us to be sold } t thL, ,iur an<1 lhc billiar I ! ‘!m« th « ™ " * arL lively. FOLEY'S HONEY AND . • t a b i i : d iim-ir ;> r. for the Issuance "f homls hy th e and applied on tho purehnse of tal), F o(Mj ^ nierciy n |jm. . ; muytbe looked into. The Improve- f t i v .,f Sanford. Florida, for m nARCHITECT TAR COMPOUND has e'.ood the n*medv AU' “ >» r ,,UlA »«K «?tcd Include a new etty olclpul t'nrposi's. In th" total su m test of time, serving three generac cm in \'i:s i.tv u it AM' KM* new Dodges, Tin y are all. real R X g , aides First National Hank Hldj;. I92fl.000.flfl, S.ild lioo 'ls-I" he of “• N good, having been reconditionedL ^ T a r . ' a n d F r a u T l i r nm kS | JgJl S il°n of tion: the denoioltllnloo of IDUUUtO In r l y IM S-CASII IN ADVANCE BUILDING MATERIAL ROOMS FOR RENT LOST AND FOUND PURELY PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY You ran find the name of avoir lire Business Man in Sanford la this Column each day* Studcbakcr, Packard, Chevrolet J. L. PERKINS Sales Department San Juan Garage WHIDDON & HODGES Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers 117 Park Avenuo— Phone MS Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COLLER* Prop. Gcncrnl Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Builder id 'iN 517 Commercial Street Wilson Welding & Radiator W'orka "It it’s Metal we can weld It" SANFORD, FLORIDA STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions .Members Florist* Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W ■ BIG DEVELOPMENT PLAN r ■ n : ■l i t U d <»r ..«,l im- “ . t a l l " P l J b S ; !m ,£ S k C »"■ ! rnluipumal 810^0. Import • proved or unimproved. Diamonds time she keeps a shunt eye on the (h urtle prop erties htlhois EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE lieu w h ich h a v e llltel’ferr Lillian] table to see that she does MIAMI, Jan. 15—County develop h e a lt h y prtieesKCH are driven* cut ' or anything else of value. MEETS SANFORD MOTOR CO. not lose any fees, and watches tho im I'll.I S w h ile n-dml tip , Bents involving expenditure of Trike Dodge Dealers. til,-,Heine— the TUN IC » ul Ithllt b ' I telephone booth lest some longm 00.000 nnd cnllng for a per­ distance call be not paid for. ! ORLANDO, Jan. 15.—The execuPhono 3. T D K COST IS SMALL— I IIIAnd Frau Adler is not her real j tive committee of the American Lemanent Dale county fuir a Miami IIKNKFIT IS OUKAT MANY KILLED IN EARTH­ tuinic. It was bestowed upon her gion for the Department of FloriSanford. Irmimlllut Anderson. Pan-American exposition, nnd a only a few weeks ago by the news- 'da.will convene here Monday, Jan Florida. QUAKE Pan-Anurican University situated papermen. She •.» mnnager ftm uary 21, for a conference of post are called for in plans laid before tt landlord who keeps under covet !commanders, post adjutants, etc Q «p T ln rrv B o w e rs TOKIO, Jan. in—Fifty persons because he objects to the pointed Several representatives of the midie chamber of commerce by n t i n i \.r „ rro .believed to have been killed comments of his guests on his high tinnul organization are expected to committee th at has been working attend the meeting. These include a n d R i c h a r d L ) c a s , t ^ O jn i 'okj„i Vokoiiamn and outside prices. on the projects for several months. A. R. Whiton, circulation manager j o l l y o l d b a c h e l o r s in iiutilcu in Tuesday’s earthquake The i nterprUes* would call for n Jacksonville—Contract let for of the American Legion WeekD' construction program extending M n i- t - L i r e n n f t l l P whi,e ",nny Pcr9ons wcrc iniurc,L approximately 81 miles of hart! Charles Sloan, liaison representa­ I h e M a r r i a g e OI t i l l I casualties among foreigners surface rontl in over five years, and it is proposed Duval countv, tive nf national headquarters, am: ■others. to call a special election for a vote Midgets.” 1$2,559,(199 bonds issued. have been reported. on the entire project. lirurlou lot* rest at th e rote of fiv e nnd on e-h alf per cen tu m per a n ­ num, Interest pay a id e seml-ttnuulIv oil Ihe Ural d a y s nl July and .Inliuitry, mild en tire Issue of hood* to mature thirty y ea rs from th e dale of the Issuance thereof, hntli principal nnd Intercut of mild hom ls t>> to- payable nt s o m e loiok to tho ("Ity of New York. State of Now York. In law ful “ HTimey of th e United S ta le s of America, and. Whereas, a c a n v a s s of the r e ­ turns of sold e le c tio n sh o w s prim a facie that the result o f said e le c tio n whs In favor of the n p p r vul. a d o p ­ tion and runflrnitithio of said Urd'n Hires Nos. fi*. rs. fl!* and *0. uli'l In favor of the Issuance of homls to 111.. lotiil m m or |!t20.0an.tin, hy th e l ’i|v of Sanford, Florida. Ill th e manner nod for tile purpose* p r o ­ vided for In s l id ordinance*. Now. therefore .In purauarfea of nil order of the Court herein m ade, notice Is hereby u iv en that th e Sanford, ------------ xv .A. It It lilt s, XI. II. * |i r r . i i l U l n K I n K en llo Urinary Discuses nnd It" I,c o lo tty —ch ron ic sk in nnd blood d is e a s e s F em a le Disease* and Ithouinatlsm. H iller ZUI F ir s t \n I tuna I llnuk llulldloic M nrhlnc a n d W orks C y lin d e r rkone 113 I’ h on e •IDS— G rin d in g H anford, F Is . -rhnao QUICK SERVICE T R A N S F E R Local n n d I . u h k I t U t r i n r e 11**1Ins. .H lo rn s o S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder Sanford, ■ — Florida W. J. Thigpen Real Estate Insurance V /E . D O N ’T D O I T T t l l t j COUNTRY 1 A P O l- « T lO /S N O V ER HERE V /O U L D H A VE F IH E J O B — * C>AH'.1N 2 -E E .y C O O N TR X X O O H A V E fSOT Z-E ^>TROr4C» F E F -U N C iti O F Z-E. F R IE N D S H IP - E>vf T H E W A V - N O U M U b T T E L L M E. * W H A T I 'b V O U R f a v o r i t e ALL t h e V O T E R ‘S ’- : o i ^ »h ? :h a : : a m z -e . FA M O US CORNED B EEF A N D C A e>e>A C E i LOVE Z E M • a h R. C. M A X W E L L Real E state and s h e Insurance SA N FO RD ,------ FLORIDA SEMINOLE ijJJtloJll E. A. Douglass, Pres. FIRE, LIFE. AUTO ABSTRACT CO. • —nVJ U in!-al ^ ] g . . , © 19M *n- IsT L FrATnrtr Srftvr *r.’ In'*. tt H otter Florida. By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER flrn rtn l Florida MILDRED SIMMONS Teacher of Pianoforte and Pipe Organ Studio: Room 225, Meisch IiulldinR S anford Sanford Machine Co. _ ^ i_ j - j i n iT .. Get an Abstract beforebuying u � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 15, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 15, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 15, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/880105799708cbedb0815aceaa70bc4d.pdf 2c0956c6b8130526f0193362144dc5aa PDF Text Text .. fi / f ’ i v *r* A 880C U T K P PME88 DISPATCHES v. 3 a •AY, JANUARY 1C, 1M4 SINGLE co n n FIVE CENTS : r « “ M a y fa ir ” Is .f.1- ’ I. : 1 9 2 4 Site Three Ballots indStirrlttg Combat D eath T o ll Reaches With Frisco, CM- 3 0 ^ a p Earthquake cago and S t Louis, TOKIO, Jan. 15,—Reports re­ Gotham Wins Out _ <i »• JUNE 24 o f N e w Y q fk I s W R h i.« 41m C s s U sder« * * d o r . O U W i f a r P re a i- dn(Ia) N ceived hart from country dis­ tricts to southwest o f Yoko­ hama1near Fujiyama mountains have brought the known death toil in Tuesday’s earthquake to approximately 80. Hundreds o f houses, chiefly those already damaged by disastrous tremors o f last September or structures o f temporary nature hastily erected after the catasthrope were shaken down or damaged Tuesday. Normal railway traf­ fic and other communications virtually have been restored. ; w "S ^ N G T O ^ ii^ * ^ -T l» e MCTitle national .cemrention 5 R . U 5 New .York d t* ba­ sing Tuesday, June $4, follow, the Republican convention at tod Jon* 10. . , York, fo r the f i n t Urn* in n, waa voted the convention , by the Democratic national dttee after a stirring combat San Francisco, Chicago and Louis. It took thra* ballots Commission is Created To Study Offers For Governments Ni­ |checks for 1205,000 to take the Bocratlc fathering to Gotham, trate Project At Muscle , final ballot giving N ow Cork . Shoals votes, San fn a d a e o 40, and ' Louis 6, after Chichago had ( 8 r T i e Associates P ress, „ withdrawn from tba contest. WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.— Many of the Chicago and St. Southern power companies who -oula votes were thrown to New recently submitted an offer to fork on the deciding ballot after develop the power projects at be second vote had given New Muscle Shoals are preparing Fork 47, San FrandMo 29, Chicaa new proposal by which they to 18, and St. Louis 11. The first will agree td undertake the i.wss New York 80, San Franmanufacture o f nitrates and 23, Chicago 22, and St, Louis A supplemental New York’a selection finally * fertilisers. . made unanimous upon motion ....proposal it was learned Wed­ nesday, will be submitted with­ San Francisco’s spokesman. in four or five days. Party leaden o f aU factions said « choke o f New York and the itths which preceded it. w ere with WASHINGTON, Jan. 1 0 -C rca i ificanca on the candidates tlon o f a commission to rcccivo'snd i slfmli m G. MeAdoo, Senator _ Willia... Underwood o f Alabama, o r others study offers for the government’s tho presidential nomtoatlon1 nitrato project at Muschlc Shonb th the MeAdoo leader, had is proposed in a resolution drafted that a majority o f’ thh_ com- by Representative Wnlnswright, sittee favored hl> candidacy and Republican, New York, for intro­ ipinent MeAdoo work- duction, probably Wednesday. tared-fofavor off a WeeTiie commission would consist o f city for the convention and two senators, two representatives at New York, the “ MeAdoo and tho secretaries o f war, agri­ |" in the committee baliotirg culture and commerce. It would ntly waa divided several be required to submit recommenda­ Jng for New York and others tions to congress to which would San Francisco and St. Louia. bo reserved final dcscisionxAs to ■rphy-Breunan-Taggart Hand” what should be done with the proSome professed iiiu.nacu to w aee in the rc- •pcrtlcs. rties. Creation or of tho commission lit an li indication of the reputed |H (n une w {th the view o f Secrelurphy-Beennan-Taggart" hand. tray W(* kl! „ to tho method iported as against Mr. MeAdoo s Qf proceeding procced|ng to to the the encouragement eneouragi ominstlon. Georgs E. Brennan. o f new bids and their examination. Illinois Democratic leader, voted Not Over 60-Days Limit or New York after withdrawing Mr. Wpinwright, who is a mem­ likago at the close o f the sec- ber of the house military commit­ d ballot, and the two votes of tee which Tuesday reopened discus­ diana, of which Tom McTaggart sion of the Muscle Shoals problem national committeeman, also and former assistant secretary of ck to New York, where Charles war, said ho believed the commis­ 2. Murphy, Tammany Hall leader, sion, if created should not have holds the Democratic political more than 60 days on bids. The ptor. Some o f the MeAdoo resolution, he declared would in ders said they had not opposed no wny restrict tho power of house choico o f New York and point- and senate committees which have to Mr. McAdoo'a personal tele- been considering the question to ■m yesterday disclaiming oppo- make recommendations as to legis­ on to New York. lation. Dollars, needed by the DemocratOne o f the advantages to be treasury to clear up its deficit gained by the formation of the ' 8180,000 from, the 1920 cqm- commission said Mr. Wainwright fn. wero the big |bludgeons of Tuesday night, would bo tho ten­ ay’s long battle over the conven dency to consideration of the whole i city. Now York’a selection question free from politics. Its followed an increase to 8206.000 for creation also should bring addition­ us convention over its original bid al bids to light and little time of 1180.000. This topped tho big would be lost in bringing the ques­ offer of 8200,000 offered by San tion to an issue in the,house or IFrancisco, up to that time the rcc- senate if the time given the com­ |«d-bearer in American political mission for Us work were curtail­ ■history. When New Y ork boosted ed. Jits offer San Francisco tackled Mr. Wainwright said he would Ion another 85,000 to equal the New suggest that tho commission in its I York bid but this failed to swing studies bo gu............... ideal by tho * desirabil' ' the convention to the Pacific coast. ties o f bavinig the Muscle Shouls Frisco Too Far O fr for naunnui national uudeniunt available avHUnme lor Many committee members said fense, us well as to have it engag­ dud with the New York and Sun ed in tho manufacture of nitrato Francisco bids equal, they wero for fertiliser. i against repeating the long trek of Urge Quick Action on Ford Offer 1020 to tho Pacific coast and wore At today’s hearing before tho p favor o f giving Now York its house military committee Reprcsen first major political convention tative Garrett, the Democratic •ince 1808. leader and Chairmnn Madden, of Defeat o f Chicago and St. Louis the house appropriations commit­ *ss credited largely to their small­ tee, both urged prompt action by er financial offers. St. Louis o f ­ the committee on the Ford proposfered a check for 8100,000 and oth­ ai. er inducements, while Chicago o f­ The committst will resume its fered to pay ail convention expen­ henring Thursday. \ ds backed by the $12,000 fund roisfcl in the unsuccessful effort to Jbtain the Republican convention. Downs Is President Thus for the. first time since 1890 Central of Georgia Uucngo will not be tho scene in n ■residential year o f any major (Hr The A n w h ln l Pre»«l national political gathering. SAVANNAH, Jan. 16.—L. ADowns, vice president, was elected CRUISEU IN DISTRESS. president o f the Central of Geor­ gia Railway at a special meeting IU » T h » A u o c la t c d P r t u ) GALEVSTON, Tex., Jan. 16.— o f the board o f directors WcdwnesU. S. cruiser Tacoma is day. Ho succeeds W. A. Winbum, •ground and in distress' on Ban- deceased. H. D. Pollard, general ■juilUs reef 16 miles from Vera superintendent, was named general -rot and hi sending out S. O. S. manager and the suporlntendency roils, according to advices rccciv- was abolished. C. T. Aircy, vice ro »t Hydrographic office here president and freight traffio man»ger was appointed to the board Wrvciday. The light cruiser Richmond en >f d i r e c t o r s . __________ route from Now Orleans to PanPRESIDENTS SECRETARY •nugias been instructed by wireRETURNS *«*s to go to the Tacoma's assist•nee. ACTION HJGHT O N _PROJECT ( H r T fc r A «.f W l« l'* l l’ " " " ' „ WASHINGTON, Jan. 16. — c * Bascom Slemp, secretary to i res­ ident Coolidge, returned to his desk r Anmelated **»»••> COLUMBIA. 8. C., Jan. 16.— Wednesday after three weeks va­ Grofge L. Baiter, Columbia banker cation In Florida. jrod business men, reputed to have Leoochoe— New station to be one o f the wealthiest men ia ne state, died Wednesday follow* built for Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ road. rog a stroke of apbploxy. WEALTHY BANKER DIES f h e N am e S e le c t e d F o r r s a s A D esign atio n O f T he B odw ell Properties A ftar. R e p e a l* ! Kale R n i t M h * R era n * Betk t ■ ■ — ■e “ Mayfair,” a name submHted*by Mrs. Henry W ight o f San• tord> baa been adopted by Harry A. Bodwell, owner and dovel.©par o f extensive properties In the eastern section o f the d ty , ' to be used not only as a name for hie present holdinga but also fo r future developments in tfiht section. Mr. Bodwell made ah offer to pay $25 in cash to the per­ son submitting the mosj appropriate name for hia subdivision developments, in an advertising campaign in The Herald. He received 253 replies and selected the name submitted by Mrs. W ight. fn epeeklng o f the new name, Mr. Bodwell eeid: “ The in­ terest shown by the 263 replies to our $25 price offer fo r a name for our own subdivision la more than gratifying. While only one could win there were many excellent suggestions and we thank one and all o f the 253 who helped. “ The winning name ’ Mayfair’ submitted by Mrs. Henry W ight of Sanford, Is so satisfying and pleasing that w « cannot completely express our appreciation o f its merits or our thanks to the contestant. . “ 'Mayfair’ as a name for our eastern section waa a most happy thought. It has a fine dear atmosphere, and seems to aay ao much without assumption. This name, easy to remem­ ber aqd pronounce, seems to carry with it something very def­ inite to Hvq up to. It wlU be our aim to try to live up to this name in tho development end beautifying this section o f our city.** WASHmGTON, Jan. Democrats prepared today to fol­ low up their advantage in tbs,tax bill fight, gained Monday by repeal o f the rule restricting amendments on revenoe measures, with a. View tp obtaining revision o f the bill along the lines o f the proposal of Representative Garner, Democrat, Texas, and also peaaibly effecting some amendments to the tariff law. The latter plan, It waa indi­ cated, would net b* preened until the tax bill la disposed of. Formulation o f .a definite plan of battle to use the rules revision advantage. *0 the flaor when the tax bfi) cornea up li> * * s l u t to put through the Gamer proposals occupied minority leader* during the day. Among ether revisions of tho Mellon bill, Mr. Gsmer’e p r o pose] would'provide a maximum income sur-tex o f 44 per cent ap. P,ying on W A W c . > 7 7 .. )V Cost h u es Tax I m r h a Meanwhile the House Ways and Means Coauaktae continued pub­ lic hearings on the tax measure, receiving requests from ■various business interests fo r repeal of special and excise taxes. Assaults on the bill under eeasideratioa also were made hr the Senate along similar lines. Senator Curtis of Kansas, a Re­ publican member o f the Senate Finance Committee, announced he would attempt to provide means for a soldier bonus under the new bill by repeal o f the admiaaion tax, and Senator Edge, Republican, New Jersey,r, introdu luced* a bill to Complaints Also Lodged O f The repeal the excise taxes on automo­ Closing of The Cable Ser­ biles, trucks, tires, and other auto­ vice Between Betereen U. S. And motive equipment. Vera era C Crus Members o f both parties on the Ways and Means Committee made ( S r T h e Ananelntrd Perna) it plain to those seeking reducMEXICO CITY, Jan. . . . ductions of the special tax rates Cooperkta deputies who have that no cuta would be made along been supporting the de la Hu­ that line which would endanger erta movement at meeting proposals o f Secretary Mellon or Tuesday decided to remain in nf the Democrats to reduce the M exico City despite the threats income and sur-tax rates. o f direct action made against Fight on Tariff Law them by the federation syndlConsideration of a fight on the catist workers if they did not tariff law was discussod also by abandon the capilol and join Democratic leaders in the Senate revolutionists. in view' of prospects for amend­ ment of House rules to enable n majority mi the Hawee I* tiring * . WASHINGTON, Jan. 16—The do bill from committee. Whethor la Huerta revolutionary blockade thcro would bo tlmo for any tariff o f Tampico harbor prompted tho action at this session, however, ■tato department Tuesday to take was a question being weighed by stepta to inform de la Huerta per­ sonally that American commerce In the minority forces. In his proposal to provide for and out of Tnmpico wns not sub­ the bonus from the tax on theatre ject to any restrictions in its le­ admissions, repeal o f which waa gitimate operations. A t the same time it became proposed by Secretary Mellon, Mr. known that representations had Curtis presented a revised ached-1 been sent to tho Obregon govern­ ulo for such taxes which he esti­ ment calling attention to the em­ mated would net 877,000,000 an­ barrassment occasioned American nually. He would remove all taxes nationals through the closure by from ndmisslons of 25c or less and Mexico City of the cable scvlcc be­ fix the tax at five cents op tho-ie tween the United States and Vera from 25c to 8L00 and at 25c for Crux. It ia expected the Obregon each dollar or fraction above. Box officials will find a way to permit scats and roof gardens covor the reopening o f cable service and charges would be subject to a sur­ at the same time safeguard its tax. interests In tho matter. . Radio Communications A t the navy department It was announced that steps to open radio telegraph communication with Vera Crux for the aid of American business-and other in­ terests had been taken with the dispatch from Galveston o f the old light cruiser Tacoma to the (Or The A u M latli P m m ) CHICAGO, Jan. 16— Opposition Mexican port. Tho Tacoma was to government fixing o f prices of due at Vera Crux today. The vessel's wireless equipment agricultural or other commodities, approval of cooperative marketing will parmit her to keep In touch an appeal for further trial o f the with naval radio stations in the transportation act o f 1020 wltfout United States and army radio sta­ amendment by the present congress tions along the border, affording and a recommendation that the a continuous channel of communi­ production of nitrate should be the cation regardless of the cabto. It primary but not the sole object of is understood commercial messages the Musclo Shoals power plant will be handled by the naval radio were among fourteen resolutions service when the Tacoma reports ' adopted at the closing sessions of her arrival at Vera Crux. The Tacoma blockade by the rev­ the farmer-manufacturer confer­ olutionary action had been called to ence here Tuesday, The other recommendations wero the attention o f the state depart­ One favprlng a movement to en­ ment by American commercial in­ courage reforestation o f thousands terests affected. U. S. Will Grow Emphatic o f acres of land and the scientific An emphatic statement of the cutting o f trees. Favoring material reduction of American viewpoint will be com­ Tho taxes and commending the efforts municated to do ia Huerta. of the director o f the budget to channel of communication was not disclosed, but it waa said there curtail expenses. Recommending that congress wan no difficulty in reaching tho adopt a permanent immigration revolutionary chieftain with such policy with admission o f applicants a communication. In effect de la Huerta will bo no­ limited not by number but by quniity and in accordance with eco­ tified . that the Washington gov­ ernment cannot permit the legiti­ nomic needs. Favoring merchant marine own- mate commerce o f its nationals to cil and opperated by Americana and be interferred with when that com­ merce has no connection with polit­ patronized by Americans. Also the repeal or modification ical developments in M ex io. Of; of present laws effecting naviga­ ficiais are of the opinion that the tion to enablo the American mer­ de la Huerta leaders will find it chant marine to operate success­ inexpedient to attempt enforcement fully in competition with vessels of o f the blockade order in tho face o f such an expression on the part other nations. Favoring waterway projreta. o f Washington. The question of the blockade particularly the St. Lawrence river and the Lakes to the gulf propos­ came up during the cabinet meet­ ing today, but was touched upon als. x Opposing government ownership only briefly. It is regarded as significant of or operation o f railroads, mines, public utilities, farms or factories th« policy o f the-administration in Denouncing all legislation de dealing with the present Mexican signed to impair property right and situation that its communications opposing every attempt toward de­ is to be made to de la Huerta in priving the supreme court o f its ieraon and not a f head o f a revoprimary function and condemning utiojiary or provisional govern­ the proposal to require more than ment. The Uoitcd States does not a majority voto o f the court to void rocopnize the present movement in Mexico as within tho scope of leg­ any act of congress. upheavals, In approving cooperative mark­ itimate revolutionary eting, the conference urged Ameri­ but looks upon it more as a muti­ can universities and colleges, pub- ny in the ranks of the army of a ially lly state friendly government. lie schools and e s p e c ia It was that Dollicy which dictat­ and hibh agricultural colleges surplus schools to establish regular and ed the action in selling special courses in marketing, and army rifles, ammunition and aero­ that courses in farm coat account­ planes to the Obregon government Continued on pnge 6. ing be stressed. Waa Dealgapd by M J. a d Work la I* •f 8. O. SMabelser W. W. Vaa Naas 4 ALLFLORIDA PRODUCTS D1NNI TO BE SERVED NEW YORK PRESS U; S. OBJECTS TO HUERTA CLOSURE Farmer Conference Gives Cooperative Marketing Praise I Plana for Upiqae Publicity Feature Will B e^ oap reted Within a Few Days—Celery and Let­ tuce From Seminole County Work on the Seminole county exhibit booth for the Madison 8quare Garden Exposition, is pro­ gressing rapidly said B. F. Whitner J r„ * county demonstration agent, who has the general super­ vision o f the exhibit in charge. The ala* o f the booth will be 10 by 40 feet and was designed by Elton jJ. Houghton and the work ia being done by 8. Of Shinholser aided by W. W. Van Nets. Exhibition o f the products will be on an incline leading to a fence o f celery in front o f the booth. The wood and beaver board panels will be finished up in Ivory enamel, which will add to ‘ nets of the booth. Plans now being made call fo r the display o f vegetebie products in attractive designs in the center o f the display Incline and the cit­ rus exhibits at either end. Abovo Hr tho incline extending up to the products arranged to give a pleasing effect. At one end of the booth in front will be an information booth which will give out all information about tho county and will answer questions asked about this section. A t the other end will bo a largo t*hle with celery on exhibition which will be given free to every visitor to the booth. It is estimat­ ed that it will take about fwo carce,?ry *or this purpose. •Helping with tho preparing o f products for shipment to New York, is Clifford Walker, Mr. Whitncr announced. Whon tho prod­ ucts along with tho booth, which will bo shipped unassembled, nro ready for shipmont, it is believed that it will fill two carloads. -Ex­ press shipments will nlso bo im­ perative, it is believed. v « t r o . f ! S tr e e t Is S o ld Bank For $ 6 5 ,0 U .S . Banks Negotiate Big Loan To Obregon MEXICO CITY, Jen. 16«— Reports are current here that representatives o f three bank­ ing establishments of the Uni­ ted States are on their way to Mexico City to negotiate fo r a loan o f 25,000,000 pesos to the Obregon government. Private funds o f the rebel leader, De Ia Huerta, which were held by monotoua commission have been given to Mrs. De La Huerta who is en route to the United States under guarantee of pro­ tection given by President Obregon. Seminole Company Valuable Site Bank Last Sa When. Final Are Signed Seal Estate Approach the Hlffh Water Mark far erty Deala In Sanford Papers hare been signed SECURITIES CO. recorded whereby the Semi Securities o f this HAS INCREASED comes into Company possession o f the CAPITAL STOCK ing form erly occupied and Capital 8tork Increased From 8150,666 to 8450,000—Company Has Splnedid Growth by the First National Bank, building ia located gp tho corner o f First Street and P irk Avenue. The p: _ the Seminole price .paid by Securities Company waa given, out as 864,000 ana is one o f the largest real estate transfers that has been made in Sanfordb for some time. The sale o f the building fo r 000 runs the total o f real estat*, transfers that /have been made in this city since Jan. 1. up to data more than 8185,000, which ia bat another indication of the steady., growth and continued business ac­ tivity o f Sanford. Although tho final papers were signed for this desirable prof: lust last Saturday, the tran iss been tentative for some in fact, since the First Natlo Bank moved into its new horn*.'. The Seminole Securities Com*' pony has enjoyed a phcnominal growth since its formation and it* continued growth made it neces­ sary. said F. P. Forster, presideftt of the company, to purchase its own homo. The offices o f the company are located on tho first floor with aa entrance on First Street. Recent-. ly the offices were repainted and extensive repairs were made. New furniture and equipment was also added. Tho corner store room formerly occupied by the bank, haa been leased by the Western Union and the second floor offices are occupied by professional men o f Sanford. At a special meeting of the Semi­ nole Securities Company held Tuesday, the stockholders voted to incrcnno the capital ^stock from An ail-FIorida products dinner 8150,000 to 8450,000, it was an­ will bo served, to representative members of the press o f New York nounced Tuesday by F. P. Forster, City during tho Madison Square president o f tho company. Garden Exposition in February, it The incrcaso In tho capital stock became known Tuosday with tho wns necessitated hy the steady in­ announcement o f K. W. Penrmnn crease in the business of tho com­ Jr., secretary of the Sanford Cham­ pany, which handled over 1(100 ber o f Commerce. Ford cars. Tentative plans call fo r a dinner Last week the stockholders of to be served to approximately 200 the company held tho Annual meet­ publishers, which will be one of tho ing at which time, reports were features in connection with the ex­ given by thp officers which show hibition and it is believed that it a phcnominnl growth of the insti­ will do much to favosably impress tution since its formation hardly the north with the products that more than three years ago. * . this state has to offer. Sanford Rotarnins hoard a short Business o f tho dimpnny for the Nothing will lie served except talk at its luncheon Tuusdav by yenr 1923 far exccadcn tho expect­ that which is grown In Florida from tho soup to the nuts, it was Harry T. Ilodwoll in which he ex* ations o f tho officers of the firm, andl 11 it ia h*‘ stated Tuesday. All o f the coun­ pressed in no uncertain tenrts what they said Tuesday,> *l?< i. IK / 7 I ncvc,, that 1921 is going to show ties that ore to be represented ho ho believed to be tho future o f „ still larger increase than is conhave promised to enter heartily in Sanford. No city in the ntntc, d c- servntively cfltimntcd. c ......... .. tho plans and lend hearty coopera­ In speaking o f tho prospects for tion to the plan which was orig­ jclarcd Mr. Dodwcll, has the ad­ inated in Sanford. Ail plans will vantages to offer that this city 1924, Denne Turner, assistant seebe. made by a committee to be se­ has, but those advantages must be rcisry, stated that he as well as tho othor officers o f the institution lected from tho Sanford Chamber advertised. feci thnt a most prosperous yenr is of Commerce, it was furthor an­ Mr. Bodwell said he had been all ahead fo r Sanford and Seminole nounced. over the state and no place appeal* county. Continued increase in Seminole county is to furnish the cd to him like Sanford. He has celery and lettuce for tho big din­ been favorably impressed by the business activities o f all kinds, they point out, tend to show that 1924 ner and also ferns from Altamonto splendid hospitality of the people will be a rod letter year in tjjo Springs as part o f the decorations. of this city and expressed his an- history o f this city. Cotint Ludwig Claims 0(hor counties will furnish those ireclation o f the courtesies that products which they especially lead tad been shown him since his a r­ He Supports H is W ife in the production. i rival here. Attractive souvenir programs According to Mr. Rodwcll, San­ (H r T k r t u o f lit r S P r»M t are to be designed for tho occasion ford has much more to offci* than NEW YORK, Jan. 16.— Count giving the menu and the counties Its sister city, Orlando nnd ho Ludwig Salm von Hoogatraeten from which the various products stated that it was his belief that has given the impression that he came. At what hotel tho dinner this city is going to enjoy ono o f is supporting his wealthy bride will bo given, has not been decid­ tho largest booms o f any in this formerly RUss MUUccnt Rogers ed. state during the next few years. The Kiwanis Club at their noon without tho aid of her parents, Those in charge o f the prepara­ Another speaker heard by tho tions for tho dinner are firm in Rotarians was P. D. .Rupert, who luncheon today at the Valdez Ho­ Colonel and Mra. Henry Huddle­ tho belief that this will be one o f is in charge of tho govurnnient in­ tel decided to extend an invitation ston Rogers. Answering question­ tho most distinctive features of the spection of vegetable products to uny person interested to hear naire submitted by newspaper* exhibition that will be given. They shipped out o f Sanford and Semi­ the address of ftlerlo Thorpe, edi- Tuesday night the count said “ Haa Nation’s Business next it ever ocucrred to representatives point out that the favorable ad­ nole county. Mr. Rupert spoke o f Wednesday. A special Invitation o f the press that the husband supvertising and publicity that will be the nature of his work and o f tho obtained, wiu bo ten-fold more mnny advantages that are gained U extended to the Rotery Club, orto the w ifo, It’s not up to famChamber of Coinmcrco and the les.' ie than the amount o f money that it by the growers who will hsvo their Rusincsn and Professional Wom­ will take to finance tho proposition. products inspected. This talk waa en’s Club to bo present. The cover also enjoyed. charges will bo ono dollar per Premier Vcnizelos Another visitor at the mcoting piste. In order that the manage­ Not to Recall K in g . was S. C. Lloyd, secretary o f tho ment o f the hotel may know how Sanford Kiwania Club. Music fo r many will attend those desiring ( H r T k « .(• w irln ln l r r r a a ) Constitutionality o f the Kansas the ocasiocn waa furnished by to hear Mr. Thorpe are requested ATHENS, Jan. 10. — Premier George Orockbahn. Nearly 100 to notify S. M. Lloyd at Lloyd’s industrial court waa argued in the ir cent attendance of the mem- Shoe Store before 6 o’clock on Vcnizelos Wednesday told foreign ■upreme court. newspaper correspondents that he irs was present. Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 22. The house military committee did not intend to recall King The elub voted to take n page Tho secretary read a letter from indicated it would tako quick ac­ ad in tho Salmagundi, the Sanford George before the plebiscite whiJk tion on thfe Musclo Shoals ques­ High School year book. A now Kiwanian A. L. Lioflold o f Pitts­ ia to determine the future govern- a burgh, Pa., stating that at 8:30 tion. ment o f Greece. “ I strongly dis­ speaker’s gong was used for the Tho Democratic national com- first time by President George W. this ovoning tho new Walts Song approve o f tho sending away o£ “ Florida! Oh, Come to Floridn!” mitteo selected New York as the Knight. will be broadcasted from K. D. K. tho King which I regard as a dap nlace and Juno 24 as tho date Several committees were ap­ A. tho Wcstinghouso Radio Station in tho faco o f the Greek people..’ or its national convention. he asserted. “ 1 am not dictator or pointed by Mr. Knight which were Beginning public hearings on ns follows: Membership, Randall at that city, and requested that lo­ revolutionist; I am conciliator.” Ho cal Kiwanians listen in. spgar duties the tariff commis­ Chase. 11. C. DuBose, and Gene Short reports were msdo by said ho had decided on the pleblssion became involved in an in­ Roumlllat: classification, H. R. committee chairmen. It was de­ cite as tho best method for giving ternal row over participation of Roscbrn C. E. Henry, nnd R. A . cided to insert a page ad in the people tho opportunity to decide Commissioner Glassie. Newman; publicity, R. J. Holly, High School annual SsiomsgunUi. between monarchy or republic. Senator LaFollette o f Wisconsin, and C. I* Britt; fellowship, C. E. G. E. McKay was the winner of leader of the Republican insurg­ Henry, H. R. Stevens and II. B. today’s attcndunco prize. ents, introduced n Resolution to Lewis. REALIZING Among those attending tho reduce freight rates on farm luncheon were J. G. Sharon, J. P. products and implements to sub­ AN ID EAL Hail, W. G. Langley, E. D. Brown­ Mail Robbery Solved lee, stantially pre-war levels. R. W. Denn, C. J. Marshall, A. Department o f commerce fidMany have made it pos­ urea made public showed a for­ Involving Big Brokers C. Fort, U C. Hebout. Schcllo Mninex, A. Raffeld. J. C. Hutchi­ sible to acquire a home o f eign trade balance in favor o f the son, li. I). Caswell, G. E. McKay, (Hr The AMMMlalrd I'rrul their own—tho realization United States for tho calendar CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-uTho 81,600,­ H. Overlin. John I). Jinkins, S. S. o f an ideal. year 1923 of 8375,918.017. The state department instruct­ 000 Union Depot mail robbery here Baumd. ft. II. McCaalin, J. M. The Herald Want Ads Gillen, R. II. Berg, E. J. Moughton, ed Chargo Summerlin at Mexico Jgn. 17, 1921, has been solved und hava a deal to do with 8. M. Lloyd, W. J .Thigpen, T. I* country-wido series of secret in­ City to open negotiations on tho bringing about home ownDumas T. W . Lawton, and W. order restricting cable communica­ dictments will involvo brokers and D. erahijp, for they point to ot>Gardiner. other business men nationally tion with the United Staten via mrtunitles in buying, sellknown according to tho Herald and Vera Crua and Galveston. ng, exchanging. Examiner which quotes federal au­ The Washington government, it Sec. Fall Gave Wrong: Sco what the Herald was disclosed at the stato de­ thorities. Five men were arrested Wants have to offer in uidhere Tuesday. partment, is preparing to inform Information, Walsh ing you in having your Adolfo de la Huerta fhat proper dreams for a home come FUQUA LEADS FOR GOVERNOR American commerce with the (Hr Tk» Amwlalnl truo. port of Tampico must not be in­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.—For­ ( H r T b r Aaaiw IalrU I ' r r u ) Keeping in touch with terfered with. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 16.— W ith mer Secretory Fall was charged tho llerald Wants means Wednesday by Senator Walsh, nearly one-half precincts in the keeping in touch with real­ COMMITTEE VISITS WILSON. state counted, Henry L. Fuqua, Democrat, with having misled the ty opportunities. Senate Public Lands committee, continued to lead for governor with (nr T h e A••octal r* Crraal Just tuhi to th j Herald when it was inquiring into the tea­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.— Mem­ 48,703 votes. Bouanchaud hod 37,­ pot dome investigation into ourres Wunt Ada now and see how 172 and Long 27,447. bers of the Democratic National from which he obtained funds for many such offers are listed committee were received inform­ them and, perhaps, tike enlargement and restocking of his MARKETS ally at the home of former Presi­ New Mexico ranch. Fall told the very one you eru looking dent Wilson Wednesday. Their copimittee, Walsh said, that ho for will catch your eye-' CHICAGO, Jan. IQ.— W heat: borrowed 8100,000 from E. B. Mcvisit to his home followed an adop­ tion of resolution extending com­ May. 1.08 7-8; July, 1.07 1 -4 / I-can, Washington publisher. McPH O N E 148 Corn: May, 78 7-18 to 79. mittees greeting to the parity^ I-esn said the checks for the mon­ Oats: May. 47 1-4 to 3-8. former lender. ey were returned. H any T. Bodwell Makes Short Talk To Sanford Rotes The Kiwanis Club Gives Invitation To Hear Mr. Thorpe R Washington News { S\V v.Vy - �j t ;1 *. •i» "jr- w pS B ra" . •AGE BIX w* * * • >*•* ' »:• 1 1 \ •. ■ • • •••*• — — •!•*«• » i •/ ii t’ -- - • ■ "• . . • . (K • , ’ "*•■■ ' A H. Hamrick, who for the past three jrears has been the mnnngor o f the Piggly Wiggly Store in San­ ford, haa resigned that' position will shortly engage in other f i t So f work away from this city. J a il what is the nature o f the new btainess in which Mr. Hamrick will engage is not known, but he said th*t no wilL move hla family from this city shortly. BEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Jan. lfc H First Notional Bnnk to Semi* nolo Securities Company. Thomas W. Moran and wife to Luther P. Mills. _ Jan. 14 R. T. Hunt to Lawrence N, Turner and wife. F. J. Niemeyer and wife to Tillie M. D ollfoff . J* E. McNoil and wife to 'John McNaughton. George A. DcCottes ct nl to Eunice B, Godwin, i Marion F* Ballanl and husband to Edward W. Mitchell. .. . ................... \ — r •: ... vv • . . . -------------------- -------------------------~> J A N U A B Y i a > I t M THE SANFORD DAILY Continued from page 1. MncNnmnrn which will prove in­ teresting and will go to show too immensity of the project, which Iff Rflid ’ to be one of the Iiirpp'<Tuesday. single street paving programs un­ Regular drill Co. 1) Flo. Nation­ dertaken by n city of this size in al Guard, 8 p. m., Court House. this state. The 12 miles of asphalt Regular meeting Knights of paved streets aggregates a totni Columbus, K. C. llnll., 8 p. m. o f 115,000 square yards nnd tl:o Rcguler meeting Masonic Lodge, following amount of materials No. 02, Masonic Hall, 8 p. m. were used In tho work! WOO ton* Weekly luncheon Rotary Club, o f asphalt or 35 cars; 1,800 tons Valdez Hotel 12:15. o f rand filler or 00 cars; 4,000 tons Wednesday. o f sand shipped from Georgia or Regular meeting Mens’ Club, 8 123 cars nnd >,400 tons of Hand p. m. . procured in Sanford. A totni of Weekly luncheon Kiwanis Club, I approximately 2,500 cars of mate* 12:1G Valdez Hotel : i ,;ils have been used all together Thursday. by the Hutton Engineering ComWeekly dinner Association of pnny. Busiheis Women, 7 :H0 Valdez Other figures given out show THIS WEEK IN SANFORD \fC•: v o r a n 0 !’M tr -S A ‘O C A R RtY Y IT OUT TOO* . -BY CONDO DOINGS O F TH E DUFFS- CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS RESIGNS .MANAGERSHIP. . r ■ VttXmyN s i . * s y , 1 v r *,,0 ’ T > l’« *frii *1el i'l.L 4 0 fllG H *! DOW N T O W N T H i 5 M O R N IN G A N D * £ £ A G O U T IT T e ,J * w u n u k i FOR A B O U T IT A FEW D A Y S, B U T I / DON’ T THINK HE WILL; v CARE• J 0 / Ay stnri srein sy st id ibridfctaken from French and Sanford Avenues. Considering the condition of these brick, some of which hnd been In use over ten yenrs, it wns spmcwhnt of a sur­ © I W O N D E R IF iVl f I’ D LIKE TO OPEN A prise to many that such n good; job wns done by the company thnt CHARGE ACCOUNT IN DOING WRONG IN has the contract. Many o f the THE NAME OF WILBUR brick were broken in rmall nieces COMING DOWN nnd were of nil sizes nnd shapes. DUFF. M Y HUSBAND HERE* WILBUR ALL RIGHT However, with the aid of Tcxns L0UR E W CAN STOP asphalt filler, the contractors were MRS. DUFF* JUST i TJ A R waa announced Tuesday that able to make a neat nnd substan­ HE W ANTS TOO ACC0UNT5 A MINUTE PLEASE the three banks will be closed all tial Job of It. with hut n nomin i! -W ELL HERE day Saturday In honor of the birth* cost to tho city, it is said. day Of Robert E. Lee, head of the The* operations of the several GOES (Continued from page 1) Confederate Army during the War trews nnd the work thnt they, have The late Mr. E. D. Imkc had been Between the States. completed was summed up by Mr. in had hcnlth for severni years MncNomnra as follows: past nlthough he was able to at­ LOCATE8 nERK. “ The excavation crew began v\ _ tend to his business nITairs during work nbout March 1. To date it most of the time. He suffered with . J. Ward Totman, for many yearn has moved approximately 75,000 In the life insurance business in his heart nnd heart trouble is sniil cubic yards of earth preparatory to New York State, Is to be con­ to have been the cause o f his death. the pnving operations. This crew Air. Lake had made his homo !n under the supervision of J. R. Head nected with D. L. Thrasher in the * •ame line o f business, according Laurens for many years in fa^t ims also cleaned and graded nil f i e wo k hauling to an announcement mode Tuesday practically all of his life having by the latter. Mr. Totman will f,ecn there since boyhood. He was d e a r t h wa\ (lone by thc trucks — W\ , to tho company assisted Tgprescnt tho Equitable I.lef As* a man of considerable means and {£, y . .r» f -j tpnm„ i^iomrimr to E « , ranee Society of New York and wns regarded ns one o f the most -* L by tCam bc,on* ln" 10 grill have his office in the Britt successful cotton operators in that gE. ll™ Ilrndy. Raalty Company in the Valdez section of that state. Resides be­ rutter crew folttc "The cut nnd gu ing in the cotton business, he wns lowed Hotel. up the work of the exenvnFrance Explains Money Problems also identified with many other tion crew. This crew of men Is Antique Craze a business interests. . A T T HE M1LANE. . under the supervision of R. McrCause Tourists to Credits Made to Big: Help to the Among those that were at his ^ He has a crew of four setters A splendid cast has been afford- bedside when the end came wus __ ___,, .. _______ n, , „ m„i Little Entente Leave Germany fa Master.* o f Men/* the Kreot his aged mother, Mrs. W. J. Lake, ns well ns a milng crew of some Brazil Dealers 10 laborers. The quality of thc ftory by Morgan Robertson. who has reached the ripe old age work thnt hns been done by this D r T h e Aaaoelaletl Press) Which tho Milane Theatre will o f 88. At his bedside also was his - workmen has been the I l r T h e Associated Press) RIO DE JANERIO, Jan. 14— ahow today, headed by Earle Wil­ wife nnd two sons of this city und . many complimentary The buying and selling of antiqtcs PARIS, Jun. 14— With unfunded BERLIN, Jnn. 14— Tourist traf­ liams, Alice Calhoun, Cullen I-nn- other children. remarks made by visiting engi­ which cume into existence ns a debts to thc American and British fic in Berlin continues to decline <ns, and Wanda Haflcy. The story neers nnd contractors. Some idea regular business in this city during governments amounting to nearly because o f thc high prices and the Is striking, vivid picturizntion of o f what this outfit has done may the recent Centennial Exposition, $5,000,000,000, some criticism has unsettled money condition. Strand­ life at sea with the background of Another Earthquake ed tourists who have experienced be gained by thc fact that to dntc has become one o f the most im­ a heart stirring love drnmn in­ been directed at France for having thc annoyance and red tnpc nf In Tokio Kills Many it Ims formed npproimntely 03,000 portant branches o f retail trade volving tho four principal charac­ advanced 800,000,000 francs to present conditions nre believed t.i feet of cement gutter, 34,000 in thc country. ters. and Empties Hotels cubic countries o f tho . Little Entente have warned other travelers ogain cubic feet of 1x12 headers, 20,000 Blackened and denied silver, during 1923. Of • It is a picture of American the nmount entering tho money trap. square feet of alley approaches, youth and it is as fresh and whole­ The Imperial hotel, filled with 15.000 square feet of driveways, massive und ugly jewelry, decrep­ 400,000,000 francs were credited to The condition in Germany todnv it furniture, musty pictures and some as a breath of the sea upon American travellers, many here ns Poland; 300,000,000 to Jugoslavia is much the snme that travelers which the action occurs. Dick n result of construction necessi­ 10.000 square feet of sidcwnlks nnd quantities of articles o f modes- and 100,000,000 to Rumania. How- fnred in Central Europe at thc Halpin, nn orphan living in a small tated by the September cntn.i- 1.000 cubic feet of threc-foot gut­ cript nature are being bought and ever, documents published recent- outbreak of the war. Gold wn» town, is falsely nccused o f n theft, thrope, quickly emptied ns thc ters. This work was begun about sold at wondrous prices merely ly by Ihe French governments the only medium which wns ncbecause they bear the crest, mon­ committed by the brother of the hostelry trembled and shook dur­ April 1. "The bnse crew to date hns ogram, or signature of some o f the show that not one centime has lef*. cepted then. Gold is not wanted girl ho doves. He accepts the ing earth shock. Railway service the Bank o f France consigned to now, hut American paper monev hlame in order to spare her humi­ was seriously interior red with by shoveled up 130,000 Bquarc yards. nobility o f the erstwhile Brazil­ those countries. nnd English pounds, in small dc, liation, runs away nnd joins the torn up road beds and tclegruph The amount of rock in cubic yards ian empire. The figures merely represent nominations, are in great demand, used up until this time, is approxi­ United States Navy. While on communication The trade was originally design­ credits opened by the French min- bring better rates nnd relieve the wns impaired mately 45,000 or about 1,200 cars shore leave Dick and Lieutenant n great deal. ed for tourists, particularly Amor? istry of finance to the various tourist o f endless reel tape nnd of material. A 12-ton roller is icons, hut it hus proved of unex­ countries, against which they have annoyance. Breen, his superior, nru shangbj»®d and flung Into the forecastle DISCOURAGES PLAY WRITING used to get the necessary compres­ pected interest to the Brazilians drawn for tho payment o f supplies ____ _____ Tourists have_______ had nn__________ extremely sion." * o f the “ Mary Earl" commanded by themselves. Tho "new rich” are mostly war materials, purchased difficult time with their letters o* The process which the streets one o f the most brutal o f old time HAMBURG. Jnn. 15—Alfred arc subjected to in thc pnving is seizing thc opportunity to lend an In Franco. Nor hns thc French credit nnd travelers’ checks in Gersea masters. The boys fight their Brust pinywriting, is not over­ appearance of dignity to their re­ government disbursed uny money many during the financial crisis, way out of their diffcultiea nnd enthusiastic about eurnipg a living interesting nnd for the benefit of cently nequired social importance, to the manufacturers o f the ma- Shortage of paper marks and thc manage to escupc nnd rejoin their in Germany by writing for the those who are interested in this and some of the remnants o f thj tcrinls. Tho amounts due the inability or unwillingness of ship just ns the Spanish fleet is stage. 1IU "South Seas,” recently work, a short statement on it is former nobility, are finding meap; manufacturers have been deduct- hanks to issue foreign money on herewith given by Mr. MncNnmnrn. to tide themselves over financial coming out o f the harbor of Snn* put on in this city, yielded him in "A fter the base crew hns finish­ difficulties in the trade of antiques id from wnr nnd other taxes due checks nnd letters of credit, even tlago. Dick’s heroism helps save royalties a sum in paper nmrka the French government, nnd in when, government permission for tho day. At first the antique stores oc­ cases whero tho amounts due the |such transactions wus obtained, equal to five gold pfennigs, or one ed Its work, the base is left for 15 dnys during which time traffic . nnd a quarter cents. cupied inexpensive locations on the mnnafacturers wore forger thnn have boon very discouraging to Is allowed to travel on the rond' outskirts of the business center, the AT THE MILAN e T indebtedness to the govern- strangers who do not speak Ger­ Brust bought u postage stamp to make it more compact. When hut now several o f Thc history o f The Last Warn­ them have ment bonds. nnd sent it to the theatrical agency man. the 15-day period has elapsed, a moved into luxurious quarters in ing, which comes to the Milano On the other hand, it is pointen Althmtg various agencies which Theatre Wednesday, is almost ns which hnd put on his piny, with two-inch layer of sheet asphalt is the most expensive part o f the out that trance has been the Inr- issue travelers' checks nccept dolunique ns thc piny Itself. The his tlmnks for the manner in whici spread one and rolled. downtown district. All of them story has been told and retold the product o f his imagination hnd “ The asphnlt comes from Ilruns- send buyers to the interior seeking gest exporter of material to th-. hirs. pounds and othor stable mon­ been handled. from coast to coast, yet it loses wick, Gn., nnd the sand from Jntcr- relics o f imperial life on the old countrios of thc Little Entente, cy and issue tho checks so thnt lachen and Brewster in this state. "fazendas," or plantations whos,. tho French govrnment thus hav- mnny travelers understand they nono of its interest in the telling. ing found n wny to dispose of its nre to have the same sort of Several years ngo Collier’s Week­ U. 8. ENVOY l‘ l.EASES SOUTH Another o f sand . mixed with . ...grade . .. , mngnificienco disappeared with war material in course o f produc- money paid to them that they gave AFRICA ly rnn, us n serial, nn engrossing thnt which comes from other the abolition o f slavery, tion during the last months of thc to thc agencies, agencies, nrneticnllv nil practically all mystery story by Wadsworth places, is secured from a pjt about , t |ft rurforei, u. , „ that a con. wnr and which thc signing of the CAVE TOWN Jnn. 15 -T h e ap­ Camp culled “ The House o f Fear.” pointment of Clinton Poole ns IJni- six miles from Sanford. The filler nidcrnhlc number or shops where armistic mado unnecessary for checks eontuin a statement that the value o f tho check will ho itShortly thereafter the novel was ed State Consul General for South used is also from Brewster. antiques ure "touched up and re tho French armies. sued in the currency o f thc coun­ published, in hook form to thrill Africa ha.', created a fuvoruhlo im­ This materinl is assembled nt stored” have come into existence Previous to granting this credit try in which payment is made. and delight additional thousands of pression here. The Cape Tiniei the asphalt mixing plaut nt Fourth here, hut not as conspicuously as to Polunil tho latter’s debt to Payments were made in Germany readers. Then, apparently having regards the appointment as kud Street nnd Kim Avenue nnd as the stores, nnd n.s yet no one has France was 1,056,000,000 francs, nt official rates, which were in served its purpose, it gradually ing to the day when the United run through the plant is heated ventured to call them "factories." j mostly for war material. some cnscs only half thc "blnch dropped into obscurity like other Staten will accredit ministers to to nn intensity of 350 degrees Fah­ bruoso” rate in which proves were erstwhile fumous novels. renheit. The sand, by means of Tho Florida method of ix.ll wee­ WILL TEST CONFIDENCE nnd receive ministers from the dofixed. Cnnscoucntly travelers elevators is transferred from the vil control increased cot ton viol '* While a sk in g rest nnd relaxa­ ninions. found..their dollars and pounds tion nt a little, out o f the way hot ovetf to the bins above nnd is in this state last year by nearly The newspaper also says Mr. LONDON, Jan. 15.— Parliamcn- dwindled almost to nothing when summer hotel, Thomas Fallon, nn I’nole will he welcomed in South weighed ns it goes into tile box three times over the yields o f un­ tnty Labor pnrty Tuesday decided they passed through regular chnnactor nnd playwright, churned to Africa us one more sign of the when it mixes with thc asphalt and treated, check plots. to bring' up tho question of con- ncla. find n copy o f the ntory. He soon firm cstahlismcnt o f dominion : filler. It is then dumped into thc ferenee in thc Baldwin govern-; ----------------------------felt convinced that it offered ex­ status in the eyes of the world. wniting trucks after mixing with Give the hen plenty of wnrni, ment for decision during debate | The nir i« full of things you ceptional opportunities for nn unthe nsphnlt. fresh water. on reply to speech from the throne. I shouldn’t miss. Get a radio usunl play nnd set himself assidu­ The asphalt is handled in starGETS SMALL PAY ously to the task of inuking the |age tanks and pumped every night dramatization. When the play wan ANGSIIURG, Bivarin. .I »n. 15— into a big kettle to he used thc completed, however, thc enthusias­ St. Ulrich’s Church clock mark­ following day. When the hot ns­ tic author found himself confront- time n i longer, ami its historic phnlt nrrives to he put down on • X111}} un cvon creator task, thut Ichimes no more sound the hours tlic street, it is spread, raked nnd or finding a producer. Week after for this old city. Meaner, the graded by experienced workers. week no pursued his wearisome, sacristan, lias struck. Ho wns After it hns cooled somewhnt, a heartbreaking quest without re­ paid only 3,900.000 paper marks ten-ton tandem roller then sult. Finally the play wus ac­ from April to September for his smooths it down rolling over it cepted by Mindlin und Goldreyer, services. As lie had to climb 1 0 3 .----mnny times to get it to a uniform------but Mr. Fallon wan not exultant, steps daily to keep the clock wound ity level, for these two young nun,—both up, he said his wages fell fn r ' Four or five hours later the are still in their 20’s— were com­ short of buying the shoe soles he I street is ready for traffic to he paratively obscure producers; wore out on the tough old stone i turned on it. The nsphnlt plant moreover, they were impecunious. steps to the belfry. So he quit a f - , is under the direction of Paul Jones Their chief assets were ambition, ter 50 years of service to search i and the roller is operated by Gascourage and initiative. They de­ for more profitable employment, j ton Wrenn. cided to chango the title of the play to Thc Last Warning and it is quite possible that this admon­ u N M a H H a B U E a n M a H iH a a n a H a a a a u a n a N a a a iH a H B H a n n itory nppelatlon played no small An organization of Seminole County Citi­ part in spurring them on to zens, have leased an exhibit booth at achievement. Recital auspices St. Agnes Guild, 8 p. m., Congregational Church. ..................... Friday......................... Weekly luncheon Chamber of Commerce, 12:15, Hotel Valdez. Regular meeting Knight Tem­ plars 7:30. Subscription Bridge benefit of K. of C. Hail, 3 p. m., Mrs. F. E. BANKS W ILL CLOSE SATUR­ Roumillnt. DAY BROTHER ORANGE FESTIVAL Ilr The A m n rls M P i m *. WINTER HAVEN, Fla., Jnn. 1 4 ^ — Polk county will stage an O r a n jp 1 Festival as n regular winter s«»* d by son event. The idea conceived business men o f the county for the purpose o f showing those who invade Florida during the tourist season what Polk has in tho way o f attractions and what can bo ac* complished within the conflnea o f ita 1,007 square miles In the way o f Orange Culture and agricul­ tural possibilities will bo'held in Winter Haven, Jan. 22, 23 and 24, winding up with n Coronation Ball following thc crowning of tho King nnd'Queen. Tne program ns at present formulated is diversified enough to please tho most exacting and be­ sides thc mnny attractions, which are free, there will be prizes amounting to $2,000 awarded. Dr. J. H. Russ, president of tho Citrus Exchange, has consented to act as master of ceremonies nnd the opening address will be mado .bv L. M. Rhodes, U. S. Commis­ sioner Bureau of Marketing. The entertainment features em­ body n parade of various floats with cauh prizes amounting to $350.00; clown contests for thc kiddies; Jackie Coogan contest; greased pig contest, yes— anyone catching the nninml (five of them) becomes its lawful owner, and those responsible for the success o f the undertaking nre at present combing tho country for suitable acts, thrfllcrs, us a part uf the en­ tertainment features. ' In addition a suitable prize will ho awarded to the automobile traveling the greatest distance toi ] nttend the Festivnl. Pofk County is solidly behind j thc event and judging from the number o f committees at work i t ! will be ono of thc biggest affaire ever staged in tho county. Albert E. Smith Pre “Masters of The Greatest Sea Picta.j screened with an a l l ^ 'J including Earl WiWnJJ!] Calhoun, Cullen Land* Wanda Hawley. - 1 Comedy "Family Trad Wednesday "Last Wi Buy your rcats m »'i R. C. Bowori »)j ELGIN PRESIDENT DIES. H r T h r AiMiN-Inlrtl I’ rrxM. CHICAGO., Jnn. 14.— Charles II. Hulburd, Chicago capitalist, nnd for 2.) years pirsioont of Elgin Watch Company, died nt his Lnkcshorc Ihive residence Monday. Although 73 yearn old he hnd been active ns Hi-* head o f the company nnd hnd been nt hia office ns‘ Into ns Saturn«y. • Nemo Self-Reducing No. U a real bargain. It has a lev lea1 and medium iklrt. Made Ind j] able pink, or white couuluisa 24 to 36—ani| c°H» o*.t* Jja If twit dealer nn'l hi It. lfnJ j drra, »<*• »nJ J). W i’ll , tmJ N o n o H ytlealcP aih lon faidav 110 K. 10<t> Sc.. Nrw York (t)«pil) | Theatre! • DAYS COM. MONDAY -nr UP A N ^ 2 1 . NIGHTS AT 8 :n0— TUESDAY MATINEE a P. M. PM * * " * O i C A C l M C T T 0F “ THE COVERED WAGON" TO BE PLAYED IN t THIS CITY FOR THE SEASON OF 1923-1924. •The matCY/rwsrntt JuponFN&NOn HOUCHSsplendidstory o f lav? on the Orcwi/ otiJatkCtuininqhsun - Directed by Janet Cruia < “ A auprama example of howa great national episode made real for all tlmes.’’-4ir 2^ Arthur Conan Doyle. A Paramount Production . SPECIAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PRICES— Matinee: 50c, 75c, $1.00 Night: 50c, 73c, $1.00, $1.50 Plus Tax '^ SEATS ON SALE JAN. 16—MAIL ORDERS NOWvT •tt » W ftM T T o HELP Too COT You* feedin g c o s ts. ..•» M m ■ iw . ... mu \m The Seminole Development Company I SERVICE that SATISFIES ! National Tin ift Com. Declare Thrift Week I l r Tfc r Madison Square Garden in New York City, to promote the sale o f Seminole County real estate, during the Florida Exposition in February, What more could you ask or desire? Our facilities are at your disposal with a full guarantee of satisfaction. (oMurlulPil l*rr»a. NEW YORK. Jan. 15.—“ Suecess and Happiness" hns been ap­ proved as the watchword for the thrift campaign o f the coming year. It is announced further hy the National Thrift Committee that the Dallas plan is being adop­ ted by other cities for the spread o f thrift through the public schools. Under this plan contests are held and prizes awarded to pupils who devise slogans for use In the local campaigns. Thtift Week will he observed from Jan. 17, the birthday of llcn;aroin F'ranklin, to Jnn. 23,. The program o f the week is based on the 10 points nf the Success Creed as follows: Work and Earn. Make a Budget, Retord Expenditure, | Have a Bank Account, Carry l.ife ! Insurant e. Own Vour Own Hom e,1 Muke n Will. Invest in Safe Secu­ rities, Pay Bills Promptly nnd Share With Others. WE STORE AND REPAIR ALL MAKES OF CARS. ' ' ’ ' 1 A f ■ S Pierson-Rogers Auto Co. j s fl m If you have something you want sold, whether it 1m* n largo tract of land or just a city lot, your grove or vour larm, get in touch with our representatives at once. - NO TRACT TOO LARGE, NONE TOO SMALL. 90 Days Free Service guarantee that one of our men will call - 00 " ithout extra charge at regular intervals for 9® days if you buy five sacks of 0-Mclcne from ua. This man will help ycu lower 3'our feeding costs and will «how you how to feed O-Molcnt- RIGHT. Don’ t mU* this unusual opportunity. Order Now. Cates Crate Co. Phone 362 or 51 foe Appointment MAXWELL- CHRYSLER- CHALMERS Corner Sp.nfcnl Avenue and Second Street 1 9 4 PH ONE 1 9 4 Or See R. C. MAXWELL or CHAS. L. BRITT Service station for the economy ration— feed 16 less. _ PURINA O-HOliHE �Good Roads Mean Prosperity i S esen d CI s m M a tte r. O c- ttlli at the Poetotflce at •rids, under act of March ■ t T B S C K im o V K A T K S t i T ea r_.-..t7 .0 0 . Bln M o n th s fl.SO ra te d Itf C ity hy C a r r ie r per ik 16c. W eek y E d itio n | l f ’ er nDCIAL N ttTICB i A ll ob itu a ry c m , card* o f th a n k s, re so lu tlo n e n otices o f e n te r ta in m e n ts w here rges are made, w ill b e ch a rg ed a t regu la r a d v e r tis in g rate*. KMCItTHR ASSOCIATE!* PH ESS b s A ssocia ted P re ss Is e n d u e . y en titled to th e u se f o r repu b lio n o f all n ow s d isp a tch es lite4 to It o r n o t o th e r w is e tiled In this paper an d a ls o the l! n ew s published h erein . All it s o f rn*pulillcatlon o f sp ecia l latches h erein are s l s o reserved . WBDNBIIDAY,.JAN. IS, 1924 JHBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY W THERE IS NO FEAR IN LOVE; 1but perfect love castcth out fear; Jwcausc fear hath torment. Ho t*bmt fenreth Is not made perfect Ir. 'love.— 1 John 4:18. M l the world about Sanford. --------- o---------Then provide accommodations ►for winter visitors, Hri^jfp : §** - ‘ Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.— Emerson. ■ — o-------- ; Regarding editorials and one thing and another, If the cup fils wear it. -o ? . Wish someone would toll us how In the world to spell muh Jungg •and if so. why. -o 'The Pensacola Journal Is now oiling brown ink on their front ^pkge. Wonder why ? Jennings nnd Martin held a de­ bate at Gainesville Monday night. t'-CSLtn ” ..................... ‘ Sidney Catts didn't attend. m* --------- p---------Seminole county will receive much good publicity from that big exhibit In Madison Square. THE V IE W FROM A CONGRESSMAN’S W IN D O W As Brisbane Sees It While Florida aa a atate has a wonderful road system Certain Foolish Rich Men. and a ll the progressive counties are constructing new andi Nothing Like Success. better highways there still exist some poorly constructed! Superstition and Guns. highways that are dqing more to injure the state than any Rockefeller to Johns Hopkins. other one thing. CotrrtKltt. 1953 Ope o f these bad roads is between Sanford and New Smyrna. At the present time some repairs arc being made about half way between the two cities and motorists are forced to make a detour through the woods and marshes, No signs o f warning of the bad condition of the detour appear. A party driving through'on Monday night became bogged and after trying to get out had to start walking for assist­ ance. Fortunately after walking for about 2y« miles a Hollywood bus cm its way to New Smyrna came along and with the assistance of about a dozen passengers the bogged car was lifted and dug out of the mud. The Hollywood bus had to back about a mile before a place could be found where the big mnehine could be turned around. They then had to come all the way back to Sanford and go by way of DeLand. There are no houses in the vicinity of the detour and the motorist Who gets stuck has mighty little chance of securing assistance lor several hours. Especially is this true at night. If it is necessary to close the road for repairs, tho repair crew should see to it that a detour at least passable DISSATISFIED GERMAN should be provided. Negligence in not doing so is inexcus­ Communists have disfigured all able. i • attainable Hohenzollern statues Sanford nnd Seminole county are suffering because of with red paint. Among them nit the bad condition, of this road. If Volusia county doesn't only Frederick the Great was wish to construct nnd maintain the right kind of a highway spared. Frederick won his fights through thnt district Seminole county ought to provide the und nothing succeeds like success. traveling public with a better road to New Smyrna. Had William Hohenzollern wan About the only way people from this section of the state his fight, nnd he was near winning can reach the east coast is to go by way o f DeLand. At at one time, no red paint would Mims motorists nrc warned not to take the cross country have disfigured his bronze ma­ road to Gencvn ami arc told that it is impassable due to the jesty. wet weather. Many persons like this short cut nnd The Herald wishes to luge thnt no time be lost in putting it into THIS COUNTRY Is sending ma­ first class condition. chine guns to “ suppress religious It is understood that the road from Kissimmee to Mel­ fanatics" in remote parts of tho bourne is still in the bad condition it has been for several Philippines. It appears that in one months nnd tourists state that under no consideration would religious outbreak on an island o ff Mindanao, about 100 were killed, they go over it again. On the east coast the Dixie Highwny from New Smyrna because American soldiers broke to Titusville is in such bad shape that a motorist desirous a holy tank containing mirnculous, of keeping nis car in good condition cfm not afford to take it. sacred water. Soldiers say tho na­ In addition to the rough washboard there are big holes and tives, with all sorts of diseases, ditches throughout the entire distance and cars are soon bathed in the tank, nnd spread dis­ OUR NATIONAL PROSPERITY ease, so they broke it and let the racked to pieces. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN Seminole county can lie rightly proud of its system of foul water out. good roads. They are line now and should be kept so. But There is n pleasing unanimity' terwoven with that political dosSeminole county and Sanford are suffering from the condi­ THERE IS nothing more dan­ in the nnnual reviews o f American 1 tiny. Nor is it without reason confidence waits gerous or vicious thnn religious progress nnd prosperity for the that business tion o f the roads in neighboring counties. ling down on him. ~ Gossiping is"ar, indoors develops the Jaw. ^ Houses to let at a hui. houses to let alone. " 1 Bet a swimming poohC iy during the winten . .-Truth is stranger thanf (focsn t come around as eft Coal and the coal sittra usually about the same” T A X IS ' . Any man can prove he 1 sense by suying that you The world Is rcturninrten-year nnval holiday Most people who have to do make the mistake' Truth crushed to earth ngnln, but pedestrians are truth. - 0 - - **•?♦ Senator Johnson, the prcsl ml candidate, talks liko a F o f July celebration. ... Two Baltimore men went t for bringing homo the bacon stole a truck lond. In these new talking n they photograph and phono actors at the samu time Hunters nnd firhermeir" had .1 banquet in Milwaukee, but Wte ning didn't strike the place J Borah is against a soldier bonuti Legion members shouldn't let t£ l make them too optimistic. ^1 MERCHPdJ The WillTo W The determination to succeed has raised birthday Saturday is the |upon political certainty. Aiul superstition. All history proves it year that is gone. ----------,-------- o ------------------many from poverty to success and for­ .Robert E. Lee. The day will .... The nml only education can combat it. ■* fittingly observed in Sun ford, tune. The British learned thnt when money BM --------- o ing jj ; Wasn't It Charles Dnrwln who they compelled India's native sol­ Have you the will to succeed? more Tomorrow marks the beginning of Thrift Week. Dur­ diers to bite cartridges smeared ed ■aid that man descended from evidences o f g jiHtnkics, but Jews came from ing this week which is set apart for thoughts o f individual Saving part o f your earnings is the first country's destiny. with tallow and pig fat. The Hindu are high, employment is good, ri The prosperity o f tho United • goldfish. lie, few tew thrift mnny ways will be presented in which thrift may be considered the cow sacred; the pig Intivoly few workers are idle, step towards financial success. Our Sav­ » --------- ° mouths are hungry, few hotyes are States last year was not a part of Announcement of a reduction in accomplished. a world-wide prosperity. Hun­ is abhorrent to the Mohammedan cold. • ings Department will help you by paying „ electricity rates would bo greeted dreds of millions o f peoples, en­ There are innumerable thoughts thnt can be brought religion. They rose in the great America's factories produce.! dowed even ns richly as we with . with great rejoicing by residents out in connection with thrift week. The Herald just wants interest, compounded twice a year, on mutiny and killed many Britishers. more goods last year than it. tho natural resources were hungry if this city, to suggest n few for the people o f Sanford to be thinking The latter in return had the muti­ year before. Its commerce wrs am! i<l!c, tijeir industries paralyz­ i. --------- oyour savings account. * , Wouldn’t it bo tough if Henry about. neers fired from the mouths of grenter. And even its farms— ed, their commerce stagnant, thj:r despite the Bad stories from some finances in chaos, American pros­ Ford captured neither the presi­ It is fine to think of thrift in connection with financial cannon, knowing that nnother su­ — produced almost $1,000,000,0fx* dency nor Muscle Shoals?— Day­ because tiie wisdom of i*. __ earnings and to encourage systematic saving to build up perstition told the natives .they worth more than in the preceding pered tona Journal. people had kept tho nation out of in big accounts in good financial institutions. It is also fine to could never know immortal bliss if twelve months. --------- n--------alien entanglements, l!J 'Golf enthusiasts are well pleased make real estate investments and to purchase stocks and their bodies were shot to pieces. The record is nil the more pleas­ in the present year the Ameri-|H •.with tho condition of Sanford’s bonds as n mutter of thrift. But there are other methods ing because it conies in the trial can people will have to decide, in J h of a long list of dirt* ~pro phone:- primaries, in convention..'ati l In.'S course. All it needs now is a lit­ A COMMUNITY BUILDER o f being thrifty that can lie practised daily. NOW THE British uct more The pessimists were wrong. The i lections, whether the nation is t ) |M tle more publicity. Active Designated Depository o f The United Slates of America, -o What o f the thrift o f the garbage can? Mnny dollnrs wisely. We mightstudy* their prosperity o f the United State: remain free from the embroil- “ Stale of Florida, City of Sanford r.nd County of Seminole was not to lie thus easily destroy- moots whirl) threaten its life and A country Jny is one who wants in foodstuffs arc thrown awny every day. The American methods for use in the I’hilinpine to know everything, and a city jny ed by a lot of gloomy predictions. jts * prosperity, Chi every fide thr F. I*. FORSTER, President II. F. WHITKKR. Cashier garbage can is overflowing. It might be n good idea for Islands. Except in extreme cases, not in Gorgin or elsewhere. one who thinks he can tell propagandists arc busy. On ev­ housewives to think about this kind o f thrift. the machine gun is a pour cure Mankato (Knnsns) Advocate And now it is 1024— n presiden­ ery hand they offer candidates who uffiagzHXKrrtzzxrcnxaKnstBa.’iatiailB axxnaB K xsuuuxtixuH iaii --------- o--------What o f the thrift of physical health? Too many people fur superstition. The clever French, tial year. Before It comen to a talk about our duty to Europe, Benjamin Franklin whose birth­ are so bent on becoming financially and socially successful combating superstition in their close, tiie American people will about our call to lend our ijnv- JruntiH JisnxtirE xnannzaaaanxanaaE B H iiB U K -flat—— aBaaaxia day we are about to celebrate said have elected a new President, n im.r to r -lieve foreign brmkruntry | that they forget to be thrifty in keeping their bodies in good African possessions, sent over their new Congress nnd new state and and to end our soldiers to restore n thnt the use of money is all the a physical condition. Here, too, is n thought for thrift week. cleverest magician, Robert lloudin. county governments advantage there is in having it. foreign order, Even men m our a --------- o---------offices are striving now, n ,j What o f the thrift o f spending? It isn’t extravagance He did tricks that made the As a rule, a year so filled with The Detroit Free Press wonders the popular will, to em- x political labors is n year oi diva I sacred holy men of Algiers look to spend money for some article that is really needed. There if it wouldn't be possible to tnko in uch wild adventures. u for commerce, industry nml f,hooch drinkers ihto court on the are many who think themselves thrifty who go without many like children. Especially when the nnnee. The uncertainty o f the po­ Iv> Hit duty of the AmerHUY THAT WHICH HAS 11EEN TESTED AND HAS ground that they are attempting articles o f necessity thinking that they are saving. There holy men took hold of the mag­ litical future, with oplc in this presidential Us intimate suicide, ician's electric battery and could bearing upon business, makes year- the duty o f rebuking there arc many ways to spend money. Think of the thrift of PROVEN SATISFACTORY. -o not let go. To light superstition, men timid. The wheels of com­ men who would eomitromise their More streets ordered paved by j spending during this week ami then spend wisely. country and despoil its future. merce und industry slow up necor commission—rends n headline in What o f the thrift o f energy? A great failing of the here or in the Philippine Islands, dingly. Every candidate, for nomination Tuesday's Herald. Sanford is get­ people of our country today is the failure to conserve energy. make it ridiculous. It may be so in 1921. Yet it m cie.-tion, who espouse* such forting mighty fine streets. should not be. There is n > rea­ oi rn perils should bs ruthicsily re* Everything is done in a rush and hurry and the thought of ---------o------ — eon the American people should vcWd, no matter how strong elv; THE RECORD shows that John political fireworks saving energy doesn’t occur to us. During this coming week , Florida's _____ Pi not earn as much, produce as much Ids appeal for votes may lie. If were to have begun in Gainsvills suppose a little time is spent thinking on the importance of I). Rockefeller gave away $1<;,000,- spend as much nnd save as mrcii ip I Monday night. Unfortunately being thrifty in the conservation o f energy. 000 for useful work in one year. in the new year as they did in t! < year of !!)^I a - .-ires a new th * they were about ns colorless ns The political nctivity of tin- sow n i-rnty nnd the imleportdenea And so on, Many sermons could be written on thrift Sixteen millions went to the School old. if fired during dnyiight. year should not even hamper th - of th" United Statrs, it will nsof Hygiene, and Puglic Health ut ---------o - , but all The Herald desires to do is to start a train of thought steady grind of our industrial am! sure j:I .i the. bbeeline's of contlnTallahassee civic clubs have been that will make thrift in till its meaning be a subject of con­ Johns Hopkins University. In that commercial machinery. Yet the ttiK'd prosperity for the people of | instrumental in raising funds to versation for Hie next seven days. admirable institution, the ablest future of the nation iH closely in- tan groqt republic. H 15 SOUTH MAIN STREET OIIl ANDO. FLA. provide the capital city with white scientists give their time and H v --------------o ---------------way streets. Yesterday was the knowledge for barely enough to □ szE K n zrjx ’-KaKxiz.'ntcf.’ CKr.'z&BxaEiViarKsssaanaaannaaaM i final day for solicitation o f funds. THE PERSON who undertakes to develop his muscles live on nnd intelligent rich men --------- n---------Concerning by entering into athletic games gets pleasure as well as bene­ Grace Howell has escaped from give their money. A good com­ fit from Ids exercise. And the pleasure adds directly to the PALM REACH POST •the asylum for tho fifth time. bination. This little game of "In-ngnin-out- benefit, for pleasure in itself has positive disease-dispelling again” is beginning to make us power. Not only will his muscles be trained, but his eye and Now is a good time to rut loose pu t nnd forever gone is doing THAT OPENS up posisbilities wonder just who are Grace’s play­ from that old nervesapping ene­ H iu n more foolish thing, it i> brain. He will learn the value of steady, persistent effort as mates. of the wholesale treatment of dis­ my, worry. It is early ui the New worse than waist ing preciou< Prun,' IMh iirv In-t i int* (j tn refund mnjirv in every hulanci* where he can hardly learn it elsewhere. He will be taught self- ease, important and encouraging. -o Year, too late to make resolution 1 energy t» demoralize your brain r it In. t. i ,, rmt ifbtuJned* Th«* vor) fir'll du w m Despite the prolonged disturb­ reliance, even while his egotism is kept healthfully in check. nnd incapacitate yourself for work — but they are useless things any­ 1 I'f P i *p » m w i . i \ i : ic a m i k i i ) \ * ; y t c i m i * Those who deny the existence of ance of his rest, King Tutankh­ In short, his training in athletics will bring about a coincident til must invprmhly m . m,. tmilmcv of und c?»ui;nltiw sickness or evil won't object. If way. They are as useless as wor- worrying and fretting over tilings amen will have one reason to tie and flu third d..*,- u u.uly Ui«. *<’Vcrt*t The omnium tha* are past and done. , ry itself, and worry snf>s the enmental development that will stand him in hand in the class i »dd IriUftt Ut* fl —M t i| j,?; -j HurinUJI iIImuimp Bit KL't ftd »»f It Ut *'***’*’• grateful, lie will not lie asked to there is no evil ,the iodine Trent the troubles of the Past , can 1 ergy that is needed elsewhere. Ku­ N ’ . uu‘U *i art* More or you have that chilly lay the cornerstone of anything.— room or study, and in the practical affairs o f life."— Dr. ne evil and can t do any harm, ergy should lie conserved for the like you do an evil thing. Face with n dull hiTiidnido lt\* J» i*tire nIkh that y«JU have taken cmdNew York Tribune. Henry S, Williams. . 1I1.*. Iho u it* hln tik dovetop, hut tmy a bottle of ‘ * it Medicating a water supply, to cure big things that each year brings. that which is coming buoyantly ---------o---------! 1\ 1.11 AND KUhVr.Y TON'D* today. Tin* coat l* ----------------o---------------and hopefully. Build up your Force is necessary daily in dealit wholesale, is nn improvement on ynii m u li d jiff*rril tu ta ke a rharu*tj ill this llnic of >L\ir* Some politicians are sticking F«»r Hale ul REMEMBER, no effort that we make to attain .some­ the ancient poisoning of wells with the problems of life. Worry, strength by building up hope ami posters containing their pictures not fear and anxiety are to the life faith and trust atid Jhcn do on trees all over the state. The thing beautiful is ever lost. Sometime, somewhere*, we shall which nations solemnly gave up, ■ L ‘ — '■ — *' tomorrow, but today.-/ what grains of* sand' are to ** tl & , politician who uses the Is method find that which we seek.— Helen Keller. * by international treaty. hearings of machinery. Have no­ of securing publicity and making l:i constructing public, buildings thing to do with them. votes lores about ns ttmny as he Yearly multitudes o f persons where large mini tiers-of people fre­ makes for people don't liko to see IN ROCHESTER, iodine is put are beaten down because of fret­ quently gather wouldn’t it he well signs on every tree. in the public water supply to com­ ting. They give up trying to do to arrange for suitable ventila- w sarjarvnnuqcK araiiiim L iaB E anaH iiaB B H B nB iB sannB M aM H . —■ " o--------K j* bat goitre. Iodine tablets are their best. Half-heartedly they lion? With the climate this state lias I’ulin Beach Post go on, their enthusiasm, their de given to school children in Syrait seems n.r if Florida should Inm­ . i termination, their energy annihiWo were feeling badly the other u an abundance of flowers. Perhaps . . lo lated before their d.ificultte* even day on account of twenty-six lynch- “ It is n sad hour in the political is no direct violation of law in .. . .Floridans are too busy developing ttie good results. Iwice a year, are fared. They are the victims im-s in the United States during jj Home Electric I i;ht and Water Plants ■; the state to plant flowers nnd history of America when officials taking a drink of intoxicants, but for three weeks each time, the their past failures, their mis* Ib2:t. But over in Germany they!* announce from the platform that, lionulee Machines and Water Softeners It is quite probable that same taw . shrubbery. Even though Sanford steps, their non- got rid of ten in one day. j residents are all busy, this city thoy favor law enforcement, or had to be violated before the in­ iodine is put in the water suimlv i’ hini'ii-itf, ste;:n and U:is Fitting, Well D rilling They arc dlsapo ---------’ in could be made more attractive by when candidates give voice to the toxicants came to mouth. In three weeks, the thyroid gland {^toted'^wfih*their I’umpt, Gas Engines, Electric Mo torn, Spray Carts, .. i-ir past efforts, German newspapers are raising n same expression. The theme hus It never should have come '** *b» plenty of flowers. been harped on so much that it life o f this republic that political takes up the iodine it needs to light with the things they have done a- a storm o f protest over the efforts * Irrigation Outfits o■ goitre for six months. well as with the things they have of the cx-Eniprcsa Zita to sell her n J. W. Martin, for several years has begun to revolve around the candidates aim political panics Sanford, Fin. |eft undone: and they keep visual ancient crown. A few years ago e • political nilv of Sidney J. Catts central government. The public, were forced to declare they were Temporary Address Itfvi’r A«r itriticV, i „ i , _ . iaing all their unfortunate past, theyX would take it from her. rushed o- cr Florida when lie di­ however, is not much interested in opposed to law enforcement. Thnt JUST AS British labor comes t o ;<|welllmr on the unhappy pictures --------- o---------a TELEPHONE GOl-W vorced himself from Catts and law enforcement talk, it in in­ much should la- an implied truth power, strikes threaten to tie up o f nil their blunders. They keep Suwanec County farmers are said, “ su\ i Florida from Catts by terested, vitally interested, in en­ in the existence o f any political the whole country and make Ramthem in their minds so constantly not shouting hard times, ebb ■ forcement as n reality, instead of party. There should be no more voting fo: me." tan,ml make out an ef- from the housetops or from the’ r reason to assert it than there is say MacDonald's job doubly diffiWhile wo view wit it poignant ns n mere promise. * [ Helent program to follow, that fields. They have learned that In the first, had it not been that for n child to declare it loves its grief the letmration of these for­ ‘ , , . they cannot concentrate their fore- through organization and the ap­ mer political twins, duty compels officials holding positions of pub­ parents. Aml labor will not stretch a es tn a supreme effort to get on plication o f sound business metii jiHiiaBaBz:ur:cMCBt;BL-8a;asai3a:j;jnHBHH|(;iaj(I|111(J|lj!;::aHHB-BXl that we give assurance that there lic trust betrayed the power re­ Tho greatest trouble, and the point, to help its labor friends in. Lheir feet again. ors they can furni profitably, and,Phone 15)8 — is no Catts' menunre. When posed in them, there would have lirsi trouble, lies in the fact that -Phone 49S But flkim the first the mill never from nil accounts, they are lining Fletcher placed Catts into private l-een no reason to keep the matter offcials themselves go contrary to It expects friends not to ask spe-! could grind with water that' is it. before the people. Nothing so law. What the law says they rial favors. life he was there to stay. past- If a miller spent his time Mr. Catts will probably carry disturbs the mind of the average should do, they should do. The Ask the men that ran the labor |regretting the loss of water which I Tbi* largest citrus grovo in Folk two or three small counties in citizen ns to see an official not people expect them to be more lawg'**u* through a leaky dam, j county owned by one man, the West Florida, lie Is no serious respecting the law; and the un­ abiding than the people them­ paper in New Yqrk until it died, through the open sluices in his Thomas H. Ashton tract of OH) or Berger who runs a paper for factor in tiie race. Tho contest official act of an official leads selves. For the law maker and mm ™ • gneytng because he hail no* [ acres at Alturns, o f which l.Vl n is clearly betwen Jennings and numbers o f citizens into the law the law enforcer who does not labor in Milwaukee. They will tell utilized it; permitting the water acres are planted to grapefruit.," ;, j : Murtin, and at present it seems a violation habit. obey the law has the same general you they always had a title more to wn3te;_ procrastinating t" I oranges and tangerines, ha - been Jj close race with Jennings probably Thus it is that at this time there Influence as the pustor whose life trouble with the unions thnn the still mend and repair; still keeping the sold to J. W. Grunt, of the G rant!* Household Goods, Pianos, Sufes, Trunks and HaRgage advantage. He wifi are pending two resolutions in Con­ is not above that of his flock, or sluices open—it all would bo the Company, of Bartow. " get stronger as his record is gress designed to stay public o ffi­ any other exemplar that sets a bad "capitalist” papers. Labor unions height o f folly. Yet ho who wor­ Hardware transferred Anywhere Any Time I he price paid is not made public, are consistent. known,—Observer. cials from drinking liquor. There example. ries and frets over that which has ,but it m said to lie over $200,000. Storage How Can We Be Thrifty? F U S T NATIONAL BANK WHY EXPERIMENT? The Underwood I Underwood Typewriter Co. ] Your Force THE NEW TREATMENT ROUMILLAT FOR BAD COLDS ANDERSON A SAD HOUR Hoolehan-Coleman Company •Q U I C K s e r v i c e ' TRAN SFER , . .uL- �which meeting however WHICH JIlTCVM 'ft IIU WWVW* |gave 7no - ed and the houso was decorated used'Iff I advance indication o............ f what was to With pot plnMa and cut flowets. tho Aftag follow . A fter entering the Mos­ Everyone said they had -had the game* ,of cow Conservatory and becoming “ nicest time ever." the pupil o f its director Safonoff, Those enjoying the party were: counted atar it was announced one day that the Mary Nixon, 'Katherine Powell, a pair of cam great master would visit the con­ Leoln Peak, R. E . Griffon, Anita Mrs.Ttaymon Those enjoying servatory to observe the progress Hutchinson, Ellen Telford, Kathmade since his departure there­ Hne Schirard,’ Dorothea ljiwson, pitallty o f Mra. I— . phone: Office 148; MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W from and that Josor would bo ex­ Margaret Thompson, Louise Fields, Emmett Hunt, Mra, pected to play for-him , Mary Cook, Fannie Dell Priest, Mrs. Raymond'Phlllf --------- ff . Tho announcement produced no Elizabeth Martin, Rath Ella Cook, kins CotmeHy. -Mrs, ENTERTAINED IN MIAMI. effect upon tho youth who failed Billy Ball, Jim Higgins, Jack Ay- Mis. JV. C. Hill, a to rfeallzc fne importance o f ade­ cock, Sherwood. Harvard, Fred­ Gonzalez. “ Mrs. William F, BUcknfan, state president of the Florida Fed­ quately preparing himself for the erick Williams, Eugene Turner, AN EX HILABATING eration o f Woman’s Clubs, Vras the event, regarding it with his, then Irvine Fleischer, Billy and Archie A bottle of Herbtno oi honor guest at a reception given usual indifference, so that when, ho Wilson. at home Is like having by the Woman’s ’ Club Saturday rehearsed his numbers for Safonoff n '.jn ftdsy— W elfare Department the house all the.tima. ALL SOULS SOCIAL. afternoon. -r . tbq evening before tho visit, the FRII.OIIA BRIDGE CLUB. w fb a n 'a Club House. Instant relief when tfa Mrs.. John Schirard and Sirs. director scolded him heartily for "erUin Duplicate Bridge Club. "The elub rooms were never Harry Walsh were the hostesses Mrs. James Ridge entertained gets out o f order or is bad playing and negligence, an- the members o f tho Friloha Bridge fail to act. One or P more' attracaive than in the deco­ lust night of one of the most u'Mlnesdar— Mrs. F. E. Roumiltot g als<5\t uncing alsff\that his name would Club very pleasantly, Tuesday aft­ all that Is necessary to-fc— rations o f blue and gold which successful card parties ever given * “] entertain the Fortnightly be stricken fromn the program. This ernoon, a t her attractive home on moving and restore that prog: blended with the gray draperies in the_parish. Bridge Club. so piqued his pride that Josef went laurel Avenue, there being two ing o f exhilaration atidand pnrehment shades. Potted WpAieeday— Nellio Turner Circle About 15 tables o f card players home and, late as it was, practised tables o f players. plants and ferns combined with enjoyed bridge and fitm itinurcd, o f spirits which beloi W5eeU with Mra. K. Roll, « U diligently and'again in the morn­ blue and yellow flowers and the Quantities o f exquisite pink pcYfect health. Price Mrs. Andrew Mahoney and Mrs. Oak Avenue at 3:30 p. m. ing, just to prova to himself that roses combined with greenery were Union Pharmacy. blgnnnia was banked around the Thomas O’Connor carried o ff first a Thursday— Misa Katherine Wilkey ho could do it well if he wanted to, punch bowl. The fine art and house prizes in bridge nnd Miss Arnnkn 'will entertain the Every Week As he had been commanded to at­ committee were in charge of the Takach and Air. E. H. Bennett rcBridge Club at 3 p. m. tend the concert, he, obeyed only to decorations. ceived1 prizes for highest’scores in Tgursdaj— 1 General Parent-Teach­ observe that his name had not been “ In the receiving line were: ^rs. 500. The cut prize wont to Mrs. ers' Association at Grammar erased but had been placed at the Blackman, Mrs. Lon Worth Crow, Alice Peters, end o f tno program the place of School at 3:30 p. m. Mrs. Kato A. Aplington, Mrs. Dun­ A series of socials are now in honor. Ho nnd a stiff job before Thursday— Sanford Association o f lap S, Carrington, Mrs. E. R. Tut- progress in the parish, tho pro­ him, consisting of n Bach fugue, Business Women meet at Palm tle» Mrs. Johnson H. Paco, Mrs. H. ceeds of which will pay for the - Room Valdes Hotel at 7:30 p. m. We nre told that shadows por­ the Beethoven "Eroicn” variations T. Hattcrsley, Mrs. Reginald Owen complete renovation of the parish it.™ great events, but ... ............ „ ....... in the case(requiring 25 minutes to play), nnd Mrs. R. B, McLendon. Mem­ hall. Already n new lighting sys­ tend Thursday— Recital by Dr. Minor bers o f tho hospitality committee, tem is installed and work o f in­ of Josef Lhevinne who plays r.t three'Chopin etudes, the Liszt F Baldwin at Congregational Mrs, Geo. E. McCaskill, Mrs. Wnl- terior decoration has commenced. Daytona Bench on Jan. 23, tho rc- minor etude and Twelfth Rhap• Church at 8 p, m., under aus­ ter Boren and Mrs. S. S. Sampson, 'A complete kitchen is equipped verso Is true. The great moment |‘‘ody. W hen the boy beheld tho pices of St. Agnes Guild. served frozen punch and cakes to nnd when the plans nre completed in the life of the famous pianist great Rubcnstein, he got his first Thursday— Mrs. W. C. Hill will en- u whIch, In*?1™ 1 him to the guests. . it is expected that All Souls Par­ was, when a youth, hin first meet*; tertain Dcplclate Bridge -Clubby "la best. Safonoff asked Rub“ Miss Olive Dungan played ish Hal! will be one of the best in ing with Rubenstoin— the then suThursday— Mrs. Harry B. Lewis premo figure in the pianbttc world' cnsteln which o f tho boy a numbers several piano selections and Miss the city. will entertain members of Mer1 I he would like to hear and to tho Adelaide Sterling Clark sang. Miss rie Matrons Bridge Club at 3 p. m. surpriso of everyono replied, "Oh, Clark was accompanied by her let him play all.” Thursday— Mrs. Ed Betts will ensister, Miss Eleanor Clark. An. At tho conclusion, Ruboinstoin tain the members o f the Bon interesting talk on. the work enthusiastically complimented Jo* Ton Bridge Club at 3 p. m. planned for the year was given by ref and gave him some good nd-l Airs, Blackman. — Miami Herald. Friday— Subscription Bridge at ndvlccj “ endurance, patience, per-; With a Hunch of Unreal ns on the Mntrimtmlnl Tree Just the home o f Mrs. F. E. Uoumilsisten^y ore three of tho factors; LIBRARY OPENING. )at at 3 p. m. for benefit o f K. Mimi Dorba’s name is magical Waiting to He Picked that make the artist—not talept: The Library will be formally of C. Hall. . with Mexican thentergoers. She’s nione," nnd with tears in his eyas! opened to the public next Saturday Friday—N. do V. Howard Chap­ one of the most popular actresses By It. J. HOLLY 1tho slaughter. They nre very . bus-; added: "You have to work anlH ter wll! have a Silver Tea at the bn the other side o f the Rio Grande. afternoon, Jdn. 11). from 3 to 0 p. m. Everyone Is cordially in­ * Since our Inst issuo Tho lldrnld, ceptlble to female charms land work to obtain mastery, genius home of Mrs. It. J. Holly at 8 p. And pretty, too, don’t you think? vited to attend. An informal re­ has been bosie«o<l by tho eHjfiMo j have confided to Tho Herald that j Without striving will never bring , ception will bo held by tho Librar­ nnd otherwise bachelors of Sanford, they really would like to get mar-: *t — words that tho lad never for*j Saturday— Form al opening nnd ! got and which shaped his future. ian, nnd members of the Libnrry who nre anxious nnd willing to be riod but don’t know the ropes. PIPE ORGAN CLUB. lew Llibrary Book Shower o f new Walter Connelly and W. Spencer — ;-------------The Pipe Organ Club met Mon­ Hoard, nnd speeches will be made sacrificed upon the altnr o f Hymen from 3 to 0 p. m. BIRTHDAY’ PARTY, day afternoon with Mrs. Schelle by the mayor, Hon. Forrest Lake, (whatever that means) and would, are two fine young chaps who are, Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Symmes were Mulnen on Magnolia Avenue. The und Rev. Arthur S.' Peck, the like to have some sweet ’ young anxious to give up the bright' The Parly was given by Air*, .visitors in Winter Park on Tues­ rooms were decorated with quan­ chairman o f the library board. thing or even older to ask them lights nnd settle down with r.o:no ” • * • Wilson on -Park Avenue, in Airs. A. AI. DcForest will give an to step up and have n marriage li-1sweet young thing that could hcio| h ’ ooc of Edna’s 13th birthday. tities of cut flowers. day. ______ interesting account of the first li­ cense on them. The only reason, them make their mnrk in the There wore several contests, guess­ Much interesting business was ing and n peanut cdntcat, for brary work in;Sanfurd. Owing to The Herald has interested itself world. J. E. Spurling was in the City nttended to, nnd many important which prizes were given. Also a Substantial Tuesday attending to affnirs discussed and passed upon, the death of the Into bcIovctF li­ In this matrimonial game wns bo- j And here is a good one. g irl', number of merry games and dunebrarian, Mrs. A. D. Key, the open­ cause there were so many girls cider of Police Roy Williams, so that the members feel ns though business. married and so Good looking, debonair, smiling, ‘ "^Y d to be married'and n great deal has been accomplish­ ing will be more informal than at that wanted ns on Friday cve’ *’ 1 ‘ *L * could ’ ’{good* family * thought they and everything. Hus ,,1 : Miss Kathleen Carlton of Brn- ed and n reasonable goal set for first planned. Everyone is asked many men who j to contribute to the book shower not afford it. Now since the busil>usi-' „ K„ ^oud m a k e yon u,| job nnil nnd would make you a ‘ rhj/»..sunj ^ i !to 10:50. • dontown is the attractive guest of the year, just sturting. Refreshments were served, con-1 During the social hour the hos­ by presenting the library with a ness of so many or our merehantii fine husband. Should bo married sitting of sandwiches, Miss Allie Giilon. cuke and! ai depends upon this in self-defense and made to build tess served salad, saltincs, cuke worth-while book, to add to the li­ absolutely fruit punch, inch, and favors of candy. I brary collection. marrying game to keep the busi« home here in Sanford. Got hint J. S. Wilson loft Tuesday for nnd coffee. Then the guests were invited in­ On Monday afternoon the regis­ ness going we nre anxious to en- now before ho goes to North CnroThe next meeting will be with 'Jacksonville, where he will spend to the dining room to cht the Mrs. Methvin on First Street, tration o f members will take nlnce, tice a few more of the old hoys linn again on n trip, .several days on business. And then Hugh Tillis is one , hiithday cake, which was beautiful* with Mrs. Methvin mid Sirs. Mar­ nnd the regular library work will into the matrimonial sen that they; L ‘ 01 ly iced and topped with tho 13 begin. The library will be open . may sink or swim or at any rate the best catches of tho season, Billie Strirtgfellow of Jackson­ shall us hostesses. pink cnndlc-i. Much fun and ex­ diiily from .1 to (> p. m, except ■ get in the game nnd see how they Has a nice business, is kind ami Those present Monday were i ville was the guest o f Mr. and Mrs. citement was caused by seeing on like it. All those that have been gentle and well broke— not literMesdamcs Pace, Harris, Hull, Sundays,nnd from 3 toS> p. m. : L. 1*. McCullcr on Tuesday. who would cut the Uttlo lucky missed’ ‘in our Inst issue nnd in this ally but figuratively speaking— pieces— the ring, dime, thimble. Scott, Williams, Moore, Philips, Saturdays. It is the librarian, one nre requested to band in your would give his wife plenty o f “ Pure n . M ^ h X r Y button , the aim ooff tho Mrs. Raymond Key nnd baby, Ray, McAllister, Selman, Rosniter, Miller, Sharon, Gardiner, i , Lawrence Brown, to give tho |name ns those we mention today. Food’’ and would settle down to and Mrs. Fred Daiger were guests Peeples, were recrlv* ■* -1 — ’ |best service possible isiblo, and to make have done nnd you will receive the double harness thing — _____ ______ __.ing right ~~~— *----- ’ of friends in Orlando on Tuesday. and Miss Martha Fox. 1 everyone feel at home in their either honorable mention or n Car- away and stop chasing to Orlando *• — : beautiful new building. Tho li- negle medal for “ life saving” as it and other towns for amusement, Mrs. Victor Check nnd Mrs. IN HONOR OF A1I8H RUSSEL Mrs \V *,rury *s onc °,f (be J Alorris nnd Hnrry Wimbish ore The lovely homo qf Mrs. \\., , -permanent ctl-, were. : Howard Overlin motored to Or­ • i — *{a , Among those who have been two gay young blades who should lando Tuesday where they spent the Theodore Langley was the scene I ucaMonal assets of every cdy, and of a very pretty party Tuesday j1 ** hoped that the Sanford Li- languishing qn .the. limb p f single be caught nnd tamed right now. Floridii Lady Was In n Miser­ day. ’ evenitig, when Mrs! Langley and irar> W,UJ * '^ c o ly patronized blessedness or eur.Sciiness for pome They nro from North Carolina able Condition. Hut Says Sho-if^aai^ ^ - tm Li — i— - t................... u‘ Pub‘ k'. time nre tho following: originally but Intend to settle Among the Sanford people Mrs. J. W. Barnes entertained a t ; Found Cnrdui Helpful, spending the* day in Orlando on bridge, honoring Miss Minnie Rus ATTEND LUNCHEON AT DAY­ I)r. Ralph Stevens is a big, good ,!‘,wn Sanft°,nl if some girl would f und Got Well sell of Pensacola, the* attractive Tuesday were Mrs. Forrest Lake looking physician who knows ev± “ L l Jen'i ‘ .,IJ jVej?0? 1 TONA. guest of Airs. Barnes. There were ami Miss Sarita Luke. > ,^.n" " Pr’ ’ 1 „°^ l?*,1 ^ 'i-' 0 Among those from Sanford who eryone ami who admits that he Altha, Fin.— In explaining how five tables of players. should ho married but he does not! " nl |,kh nt din{ler!0,1,1 rite found Cnrdui so helpful during The spacious rooms were abloom will attend the luncheon nnd bridge know Mrs. M. C. Clark of Columbia, just how to go about i t . l f c \ t ™ , 0 lrcot “ « ,rl riKht- chunge of life, Mrs. Ella AI. Bailey, party given by .Mrs. George ChamS. C„ is visiting her daughter, with baskets und low bowls of berlian nt the new Coquinn Hotel He has been living easy nnd.migi’ t *w k cr‘ of Route 2, this place, said: ’ Mrs. W. V. Wilson at her home sweet peas in pastel tints. Potted nt Ormond, Wcdnesdny, are Mrs. object to the many angles of mar. , . , “ I became so weakened it was plants were also used to advan­ on Park Avenue. George DeCottcs, Airs. W. J. ried. life but could be approached So^oiw Bbt ^andnlT Chase wh!>Cwc an effort for me to get around, j tage. Thigpen, Miss Katherine Wilkey, by the right person. have missed all this time hut he know what wns the matter, but 1, Mrs. Fred Wnlsma, Mrs. Harry J .Scores were kept on dainty talE. AI. Galloway, und Airs. G. Fred nail. Dr. Brown, Dr. Foley, called our attention to the fact fell like I couldn’t give up. Dining Room B. Lewis, and Mra. We D. Gardiner lies and after a number of spirited Mrs. D. Bishop. Edgertnn Patterson several “ I just dragged, and I certainly ,, , and , , , , that while he might look timid he % were a congenial party motoring games of briage, the prize for wns nervous. I wns so restless I others nre all enjoying single Was really pining for a wife und high score, a book of Edgar to Orlando Tuesday. In now under the management of SILVER TEA. blessedness nt the Gables. If they j looking toward this point had pur- could not «dt down lopg—yet so Guests’ poems, was won by Alias The N. de V, Howard Chapter, were not treated so well at this: chased the Gnhbot place on the weak 1 couldn’t get about. It Is a Katherine Wilkey. The men’s Grady Dcen of lakeland, head Daughters of tho Confederacy, MISS CARRIE GREY of the Non-Acid Fertilizer C om --prize, also Edgar Guests poems, will have n silvrr tea nt tho home well known hotel nnd wore not |lake front. Some place, girls and most miserable nod such a help­ Randall is nome boy. We can rec­ less feeling. pany of Lakeland is in the city went to Holland Dean. The con­ of Airs. R. J. Holly, Friday eve­ mude one of the family they c o u l d ............... “ I would get depressed und out i 'fur n few days attending to busi-; solution prize, a bridge set fell to ning, Jnn. 18. The tea is given in be approached und would fall fur ommend him at any time. All Home Cooking—Meals 50c it hut girls, they nre hard nuts. o f heart. ,‘. nt.ss. |the lot of Miss Naomi Scoggans. “ I began to feel, after nwldle Bob Dodson is a fine boy, sober ______ |The honorce, Miss Russell, was honor o f the birthday of Gen. Rohr You will have to promise them ert E. Leo. A program of enter­ Dr. E. D. Brownlee and II. C. i presented n box of hand-made tainment will be given and the meals just as good und all the nnd industrious ami good looking there was no use to try to get well. comforts of a real home if you and would make some girl a good This is all wrung, for it makes n DuBoso left Wednesday afternoon Ihandkerchiefs, public Is curdialty invited to at­ wenn them away from the Gables, husband. You can see him any person worse. for Jacksonville, where they will Refreshments of banana-nut ice but they should be married, yes. “ 1 had heard of Cnrdui, and time at-Percy Altro’s nuto hos­ attend the Synodical committee: cream, angel food cake, coffee and tend. Owen Higgins, Alva Hunt nnd pital but if you want him to call thought it might strengthen me. £ 0 meeting. |mints were served at the conelusLEADS IN MEETING Bill Hinton are another trio that just drop him a note. A neighbor hail used it with gooiDjWj > ' . ______ I ion of the card game. Because of the absence front should be making soniu young girl results. Airs. T. W. Traylor and Misa! Mesdamcs Langley and Barne? Sanford o f Dr. E. I). Brownlee, “ I took onc bottlo (of Cnrdui), V Hassell Brown is another hard Leila Traylor of Winnahoro, H. C.,;wcro acsisted in looking after the pastor o f the Presbyterian Church, happy. They nre single and seem to lie proud o f it hut they can he working boy who would like to,; then I saw I wasn’t so nervous, so are expected to arrive Friday nft- pleasure of their guests by Miss the session mis an / • bus appointed L. C. Daernoon and will be the guests o f .Mildred Simmons and Mrs. W. h. jea(j ^ e prayer meeting' caught with the right kind of chaff have a wife "down on the farm.” kept it up. mixed with the right kind of con­ Hassrll is a Tiustler nnd his wife “ Gradually the nervousness left Scoggans. . , , , Ur. and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee. Wednesday night. Mr. Debout is versation. They all fall for it, would neccssnrily have to be n me. 1 begun to ent and sleep betThe guest list included Miss a newcomer in this city but since girls, so get busy. hustler if she kept up with Has- tea, Wns soon well und all rigid, Wy4 Minnie Russell, honorce, Aliases W. II. Hoyle, a prominent busi­ he has been boro ho has been ac­ Bud Johnson, Brice and Muulo sell but we believe he would like Cnrdui did wonders for me. nml I Naomi Scoggans, Mildred Simness man und realtor, o f New tive in the Presbyterian Brother­ are another -bunch o f nici young I to settle down if he could. 1 Monday, January 28th— 815 certainly do recommend it." •York City, is spending some time moiw, Fannie Rebn Munson. Kath­ hood affairs. Tho meeting begins buds who should be bridled und led! Thousands o f other women have here as the guest o f W. A. Ginn, erine Wilkey, Lettio Caldwell, Mil­ ut 7:30 o’clock. 1 to tho matrimonial trough to drink Th'-re nre a lot o f others, girD. written tft tell of the beneficial re­ at his home on Sanford Heights. • dred Holly, Mrs. W. AI. Scott, Airs. bram.li water and otherwise turn1We nre getting n line, on them nnd sult* JOSEF LHEVINNE, Ilunsinn Pianist . JD obtained by Inking Cardui, W. E. Scoggans, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed­ MARRIAGE OF THE MIDGETS over a new leaf. : they will send In their names in It and to recommend It to others mond Moiach, Mr. and Airs. J. \\. Miss Margaret Lane of Winter Thu Marriage of the Midgets” MARGARET IVALVAREZ, Spanish Contralto Then there is Raymond Bearden, few days and we will pass out the Solti everywhere. Try it. No,-ltd Haven, nnd Aliss Dorothy Sawyer Barnes; Messrs. ^ J. AL Al.rlimd. given Tuesdayjvoning at OieDigh nnd L. J. .Michael who are just 1 “ info” for you in due time. There ItnndnU ----. _ , "f Fitchburg , Muss., were the b'chool Auditorium by the Semi­ pracing nround and preening them- arc 12 long months— part of them JOINT RECITAL rharming wcek-cffH guests o f Mrs. Hudson Ball, Calvin Teague. Itol- nole County Federation of Woman’s selves over the fact that no person bathing suit ntonths— and , you lur.d Dean, Walter Connelly, EdO. Chase, at her home on Oak Clubs, was a scream from start to o f the female species in the world Ishould make huy while the moongerton Patterson, and l)r. W. T. Avenue. finish nnd was given before a large could catch them. We would like shines, girls. This is the year in Langley. and enthusiastic audience. to see them strike tho right <nu which you should tio your stuff for Airs. L. P. AIcCuIlcr nml chil­ Each und everyone from tke und full hard. next year it will be too into und it --------------A---- -------;v------------------------- ’ HOLLYWOOD OPENING. Cium Ke*ehthe rfBhtwa> dren and guest, Airs. G. AI. Brooks tiniest tot to the "Old Maids” did Then there nre tho two Chap is better late than always. The HOLLYWOOD-BY-TIIE-SEA, few PRICES— C1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 Plus Tax. of South Carolina, left Wednesday w,th a dentifrice that their parts splendidly. mans— Bert nnd Clyde—one of Herald will keep you posted from f»r .Mariana, where they will be Fla., Jnn. Hi.— Many parties from To tho strains of the Bridal them is a professi nml| time to time for we;wank to get; siemnf pitcher niid|tinio w lcratchor 8Cour* Alail Orders to Auditorium, Daytona Beach, Fla., the guests o f their parents for a Sanford will a11en11 tho _ ,° fr010. chorus from Lnhemjrin, the large the other a catcher In the big | I every marriageable malt* off the] VVaih” your teeth clean few weeks. opening of the h A h . . bridal procession entered. First longues and they are both dandy, bargain counter in tho next 12 ot Phone 031). with codntry club next .a t •> u . cajne tj,e numerous relatives, the hoys. Th6y have been nwny from montl#. We are with you, girls, Mrs. FftrrwSt Lake, Airs. W. T. (TICKETS ON SALE JANUARY 21ST) ‘ function will be one of the “ ladies” wearing fetching evening home too long and should be led to and you can count on our help. I-angley, Miss rsarua Sarita Lake anil 1 This i-iagiey, nnss route ami »'••=» ............ ; ,7* ..Y.,!,, m ;. gowns, while the “ men" wore the was enjoyed b y the guests. After the feast, Grand-mother Thumb (Camilla Dean) sang " I Caflnot Bing the Old Song." Her husband (Grand-pa . Thumb) Frederick Daiger, sang “ When You and I Were Young.” A fter which Mary Maxwell nnd chorus sang, " I ’d Like to Live in Loveland." One of the hits o f the evening was "The Old Maids Trio,” by Carmen Guthrie, Sarah Maxwell and Julia Higgins and Was very clever. The whole affair was a decided success and a goodly sum realized. RUSSIAN PIANIST WILL APPEAR IN DAYTONA JAN. 28 Thursday and Friday Combination WELL, GIRLS, HEREWE ARE AGAIN 1 LB. COFFEE 8 oTIock, Red Circle or fiokar 5 LBS. BEST RICE 1 0 S POTATOES A Saving of More than 25 per cl FRUITS and F r e s h F r o m .the F a r m Dai] CHANGE OF LIFE j| 205 Magnolia Avenue, Next to Milane enix A U D IT O R IU M D ayton a B ea ch T w o W on d erfu l Artists Calvin Teague leave Friday fo r Ing, social I»v 11. 1 . where . 1 1they 1 .will . . r t i spend |aini ifti-kairin I’al.l in Beach", season. zevural daya at the Itoynl Poin- heavy. Reservations I fflU O r V llt IOIIH COLGATE’S ' conventinnnl full drtits suits.« They . . » . .« * ore were shown to their places by the U il* i H , usheres, Masters J. U. Coleman and The opening night will bo u a - Paul Riggers. • The stage was banked with ebrna Hotel. *°n joined his family here Tues.......- , . ... Preceding the ceremony, the us­ ilay evening finest club house in Florida. ual program of “ nuptial” music R ______ son, ami his orchestra, who are was rendered. Alargaret Torrence Mr. nnd Mra. S. O. Chose motored l the makers of Brunswick dance sang very sweetly, “ In the Heart to DJytona Wednesday, where records, have been engaged to of a Rose.” Alnstcr Stewart 1they spent tho day very pleasantly. play tho major part of the season , romisc Ale ^ M^ury Elizabeth Tola Bam S. Buumcl leaves Saturday at the Hollywood club house* Tolar singing, “ I Kolf ^ . h o u s e U a comfur New York, where ho goes to I1oily wood course firat 0j bridal party to buy spring goods for the Baumcl plcment to of 18 holes. Thus H ^ cnt<fr was the dainty little flower specialty Shop, and will be glad Martha Torrence. She was t‘* make special purchases for the given one of the hcs1 Rolf jwoper^ ^ Sanford ladies, if th ey will see ties in southern Florida and one followed by )he minister, Teddy which will attract national atten­ Morse. Then canto the brides­ him between now and Saturday. tion for the reason that notional maid t. the rejected suitor, and Mrs. George G. Herring leaves Ijournals devoted to p d f ring bearer. The groom, Muster Wednesday evening for .New York have written for comi> " * Gnle Peabody entered with his best (,ity, where she will visit herition and pictures man, Alnster Harry Rolson, while daughter, Aliss Eleanor Herring, and links.' the adorable bride, Virginia Mcv,bo j 8 studying violin nt the InItory, entered with her father, ENTERTAINS AT THEATRE '.ttituro of Music. Mrs. Herring Mrs. Harry Bodwcll will enter­ Jack GiUon, by whom she was V;t-I alos visit at Washington, Anin marriage. tain at n Theatre party Wednes­ given Following the ceremony, (con­ naPoli*. and other points, stopping day evening at the Milane theatre. !*Ver at Columbia, S. C., cn route [oust gratulations were extended th e ! noine with her daughter, Af rs. Sel- The party will witness the happy couple, and a wedding feast | Warning.” Ubames. / A CALLING YOUR ATTENTION To Three Winners . RED COMB EGG MASH OLD BECK HORSE AND MULE FEED H A P P Y COW DAIRY FEED In othpr words it FEED fur every need. I Seminole Feed Company Phene i O i i i i i i n Sanford Loan & Sayings Company �N SECURES FOUR FLORIDA COLLEGES IN1TE TO LAND COACH GOVERN THEIR ATHLETIC RELATIONS NEXT SEASON ____ IND, J in . 10— Coach McQuillan for the past two , Director o f Atlotlcs at LskeSchool, will tender his _ un to the local school effective at the d ose of the •term to accept an offer as or o f athletics at tho John B. >n University at DeLand. the institution offering such an re proposition that the _j felt it was his duty to accept goffer. 1the guiding hand of Coach _ in, Lakeland High S:hool __ form obscurity to top rank J h e high school athletic world. “ r to Lakeland from Ro___ j , Minn., unheanl o f except / ‘recommendations, the coaching f .McQuillan created a sensation first year here, which was In During this year his team ne game, that one to Gains* High, state champions, by ■core of 0 to 0— from Oct. 29, the day Gainsville High tle* his team, he has not been to bow in defeat. _jie followers of the gridiron se throughout Florida had nn l that Coach McQuillln's 1922 aril was only a flash' but this tniickly disprqvcn, for his retito the fold in 1923 with a j championship eloyen proved i|nd any doubt thnt his conch­ as the main factor in I.nkeligh winning their first foott-fhampionship in history. Lofqllowors o f tne 1922 and 192.1 ps still have doubts ns to U r McQuillan had n greater H in 1922 than he hud in 1923. 1 1922 eleven was a greater scor, machine, much greater thn.i S, but where his 1923 eleven up the best was In the "I line which permitted gtonerwall one eleven in Florida to pass this year. , Observers o f Coach McQulinn's * here during tho past two , 'm aintain thnt his coaching on the fundamentals o f the gama : is What caused his teams to stand out sp conspicuously In the foot; t»U world of Florida. A dose friend o f the famous Cornell conch Qillmore Dobic, and like Doble, Mc­ Quillan was termed n "slave drivju*— no boy boy made his team unless was willing to stand the thvoobour workouts every afternoon that he billed for the tiny’s work. UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, Jnn 10—Repre­ sentatives from Rollins; Stetson, Southern colleges, and the Univer­ sity o f Florida gathered hero Mon­ day morning nnd laid the founda­ tion for the forming a state uni­ versity and college athletic asso­ ciation for the purpose of govern­ ing athletics within the state. The session was held in the White House hotel. By-laws and a constitution were drafted by the committeemen, this data to bo sent immediately to the four state institutions for final ap­ proval If passed favorably, the associaton will convene in first BOBBY VEACH TO QUIT GAME IF HE ISN’T PAID $3,000 DETROIT, Mich., Jnn. 1C— BobBy Vcach, for the last 11 years n member of the Detroit Tigers, today declared he was standing by his ultimatum announced yesterday thnt unless he received 53,000 above his salary from the Boston Americnn league to defray moving expenses, ha was through with baseball. Vcncli, whose snlr to Boston club was nnnounccd yesterday by Frank J, Nnvin, president of tho Tigers, asserted he was waiting work front Boston. The veteran outfielder’s announcement came following a conference with Mr. Nnvin yester­ day at which he expressed his dis­ satisfaction with the transfer of his contract to tho Red Sox. Will Sell Autos What Inducement the Boston club had offered Vench for his services could not be learned from either Vench or the Tiger officials Vench declnred that unless the Bos­ ton club "came through" with the sum he hnd demanded he would remnin in Detroit nnd devote his his timo to his automobile busi­ ness. regular session on February- 21. Lakeland having been designated tho honor of entertaining the pre­ mier gathering. . « . . . T o further athletics In Florida to establish some standard upon which to work is one function of the new ornnization. Some out­ standing man in the state is to be selected as president, he to decide on rules of eligibility and build the association to a high position in Florida athletics. Suttlo represented Rollins, Trib­ ble Stetson, Alderman Southern, while Athletic Director White oc­ cupied the seat fo r the University of Florida. Grid Lights Fail to Shine Because Lack o f Publicity •In football, it is not how good you are, but who you’re with that gives you notice, said n player once when ad­ miring friends congratulated him on ninking nn "all team. King college of Tennessee boasts a great back in Elton Shnrpe, but few people in the middle west and the east ever have heard of him. Shnrpe who weighs 160 pounds, is a real triple threat, a daring, elusive runner, n fine kicker, carries the punch in his team’s attack. Some judges who saw him piny) pronounced him one c f the finest backs in the Uni­ ted States. Another light that has nev­ er been nblo to shine from rather secluded surroundings in Stockton, o f Gonzaga Eastern critics who saw the W est Virginia-Gonxaga game last year said that Stockton was one of the finest football players they had ever seen. Surroundings have every­ thing to do with the fame thnt can bo won by a football piny* er. Milstcnd. Yale tnckle, is be­ ing hailed by eastern experts ns the greatest line player seen for years In the east. Milatend played just ns good with W a­ bash, but he was never heard ll o f outside of his own neighbor­ hood. One of the best quarterbacks that ever rnn n team was Alwith thnt shrill u hrdlu shrill Mnhrt, a youngster who play­ ed with what wus then St. Mary's college of Ilayton, O., in 1909, 1910 and 1911. The Oakland Motor Car Com­ pany Is now in full swing on the new special permanent satin fin­ ish, perfected at the Oakland fac­ tories. Greater durability fewer washings and low cost service ojv refinlshing arc some of the advan­ tages claimed over the regulation A’arnlsh job. Fewer .washings o f the cam nso necessary due to the fact that ihe .ordinary dirt, mud, gumbo or alkali dust can be wiped o ff with a dry cloth. If the car is dented or marred by accident, the damage spot can be quickly “bumped out" and refinished with a spray gun at the Oakland service station*, thereby eliminating the necssity of doing a whole section over— some­ thing thnt is required on the varn­ ish job. |t is also claimed thnt the older the car becomes, the glossier the finish, which is brought out by rubbing with a cloth or other soft matcrinl. This special finish on' the Onk land car hns been subjected to the terrific heat o f the southern states the dank sea air in our const towns and even to the chemical nction of a powerful fire extinguisher with­ out harming the finish in tho least. Detail-' of the application o f the specinl satin permanent finish and its features w ere explained by Russell Rogers, manager o f the paint department o f the Oakland factory, at a recent meeting o f tho Detroit chapter, Society o f Au­ tomobile Engineers. "The new finish," he said, "is n substitute for rolor ground color, color varnish nnd finishing vnmish. DEBT OF NAT. GOVERNMENT IS GIVEN B Y D. O F C. I l r T h r .%*M»einlril I'r r o a ) MORE FORDS WILL! CUBANGRAY CUTS d o d g e c a r s a r e | BE SOLD IN 1924ITHE UPKEEP COST GIVING BEST OF SAYS EDSEL FORI)! SAYS RE0 DEALER! SERVICEJHE SAYS Even though 1923 exceeded' all our __ expectations, _.r ______ there is evttinr reason to believe that in 1924 busi­ ness will attain to far greater pro­ portions. More people will buy automo­ biles during the coming year than ever before. Evidence o f our be­ lief in this is the extensive expan yion program we are now carrying out nnd which is aimed t» effect new manufacturing economics and materially increase production. So, in the New Year, we will produce more cars and trucks and confi­ cc dently expect to bdII more of ihcm both in the domestic and foreign fields. There was a time when figures conjured up by statisticians to show sales possibilities, replace­ ment requirements and such were guide posts in the industry, nnd when much time was devoted to discussing sales rcsistenco. These to a greut extent have all served their purpose. 'They were n part o f the educational campaign nec­ essary not only to salesmen but to out tey are ore passing pi the public. They just ‘ns the phantom of Saturation ins disappeared Irom the •automo­ bile horizon. Today America ii completely "Sold” on the automobile. Women are a greater Influence in the uutomobilo buying field than ever before nnd the coming yenr will see this influence considerably extended. It will be expressed particularly In the closed car sales, for it is natural for women to turn to this more comfortable means of motoring. Women, you know, through their guardianship of the family purse have become remarkably good judg cs o f values and their knowledge in this respect now extends as much to automobiles as to unything else. WASHINGTON, Jan. 15— The department o f commerce makes the following announcement o f the total debt of the Nutionn! Govern­ ment, of the IS states and the Dis­ trict of Columbia, and of all cities, towns, villages, school districts, townships, drainage districts, park districts, and nB other civil divis­ Three big life insurance firms ions having the power to incur have quit In Europe. Getting to debt. be u risky business over there. For the national government the fiscal year ended June 30, 1923, and for the states and other civil di­ governments the debt increased visions the year ended in the cal­ from $422,790,000 to $1,102,048,endar year, 1922. This preliminary 000, nn increase o f 175 per cent; summary is n part of the decen­ for the counties, from $371,528,000 nial census on wculth, debt, nnd to $1,300,030,000, nn increase of taxation, and is comparable with a 208 per cent, and for all other civil similar report for the year which divisions, from $3,101,420,000 to ended July 1, 1912, nnd Juno 30, $7,731,058,000, nn increase of 149 per cent. 1913. The gross debt o f tho national The total gross debt of the na­ tional government and of the government increased from $2,910,Hr Thr Ananclnlril l*rrs«» states, counties, cities, and all 205,000 in 1913 to $22,525,773,000 TALLAHASSEE, Jun. 15.—W. other civil divisions amounted to in 1923, or <172 per cent. The in­ S. Cawthon, superintendent o f pub­ $0,814,955,000 in 1912 nnd $32,- debtedness of other countries to lic instruction, announces that 780,715,000 in 1922, nn increase the United States November 15, there will bo a regular state ex.1923, was $11,800,010,245; and of nmiqntion .for Bc^ool-tcaehera-hejd cyijn|h|g!iops will be replaced, as of 381 per cent. The per capita this total $1,000,000,000 represents far as possible, by holders o f reg- gross debt was $70.20 in 1912 nnd in Tallahassee on rou. 7-9. $301.50 in 1922, For tho state the debt against Great Britain. This examination will give new­ ular certificates. GAINSVILLE, Jnn. 10—While In announcing the dates, for the University o f Floridu guards wore comers to the state an opportunity making things absolutely miserable to obtain certificates as teachers examinations, Superintendent Caw­ for the Southern college eager.) by examination, and any other per- thon let it be known that there here Monday night, the Gutor I sons who were unable to take the lias been n change of policy rela­ the sharpshooters with the unstoppa-1examination previously, it also tive ...... to ........ _ issuance _____ of temporary bio “ Red" Newton nnd brilliant will give the school authorities1certificates. At present the policy Edgar JonQi running at top spewl. [ an opportunity to provide for is not to exclude from the priviswuyed through the Lakeland; large numbers of ourists who lege of holding these certificate* •• baaketcers in the season's opening come to the state and place persons who have failed in the ex clash far the Orange and Blue their children in school. There aminutions. “ If they were thus 2 Days Comthe proteges of Couch Jimmy arc many vacancies occurring excluded they would nut he allowed ■White, displaying great promise In about this time each year, it to compete on equal footing with Monday Night their sensational 27 to 15 victory is stated, by reason of teachers persons seeking pretexts to absent before a packed gallery in the marrying around the Christmas themselves from the examination," Gator gym. • NIGHTS nl 8:30— TUESDAY MATINEE at 3 holiday season, nnd new teachers in the opinion o f the state superFlorida's defense was wonderful must be employed to take their intendent. "It hardly seems fair," With little Otis Marshall ruling places, he snys, "to give the whole field to king in this department. So im­ Jesse L. Lnsky Presents County superintendents are ex-‘ Iprospective teachers who might pregnable wus the Gutor defense peeled to report on or before Jun. have found it possible to attend that 9, of the 15 points tallied by 20 the number of applicants and the examination and might not the visitors were made via the foul the kinds of certificates for which have passed if they had attended, ( ( route. Southern being limited to applications are made. All per- and to eliminate the teacher who a trio o f field goals. Dick Brawn sons teaching on temporary err-; has attempted the examination and fought a furious defensive game tifientes are expected to t;jk'o the failed." and with Marshall was holding the examination and to niuke nn o f-1 ------------------------ — ' dawnstaters at their mercy until fort to obtuin regular certificates.I Drummers are good at talking he’ was forced out on four personal Those in this class who fail in the home. fouls.' Goldstein went in nnd the good work continued. The teamwork of the Gator five Was something to marvel at. Their EVERT TRUE By CONDO passing was of the highest order. ® tioir r shooting showed practice and ■ thoir spirit was unconquerable. ■ >9 Gator Forwards Are Fast T i/ ]£L L ., < £ i£ r v> P r < e r T T s o o n j m ] Kenneth Halt wus covering the s o w s o r t h c P i e T u r ^ e 1,1 tA )/i N T t o s e e floor well at center tonight and while somewhat off in hi* bucket tossing played the game for Fla. The oembination of Newton nnd Jones at forward is bound to score A I’ itrnmnunt Production against any team, and Marshall ■ Pounded Upon Emerson Hough's Splendid Ronunce of and Brown can be figured to hold the best of them at bay. Tho Ga­ the Oregon Trail tor hoopers carried the play into tho heart o f their territory from tho start. Newton caging a beau­ 1 tiful shot from near inidemirt a f­ ter several minutes of brisk fight­ ! ing. Many minor illegalities in the • first half gave thu ball to both sides numerous times for out of bounds plays. Florida, in return­ ing to the court, here disnlayeii great efficiency. Murslmll nnd Brown were waging such a tremen­ dous defensive battle as the ball ended that Southern, when given tho ball could not advance into tiie guardbd Florida confines, Tho Florida five was truly in great j form. The half ended with n 15 j - ~ j to 7 count STATE EXAMS FOR SCHOOLTEACHERS GATOR FIVE WINS TO BE HELD SOON OVER SOUTHERN COLLEGE TEAM ..Milane Theatre „ 0Wl* r Dodge nrotlwrs ___. car. going to ding to u * #5 because It is a k Hc. ' with heirlooms that down from one RenenttA* other, but not with^m? But If the « r the same dependable iw lu after year, without unduTS, for. parta replacements , quent overhauling, it b « 0. most economical tram a man can possibly get figure tlwt by distributing^® iginal list list price of the car number of years of s e r v w S a man has owned a car " «, fa , seven years as i« oftenfl’ ,ht with our owners, his ana» vestment Is reduced to r i H small propositions. * “ It seems like a surprisingly Not so many years ago the mo­ tor car was a luxury nnd was hand- large number," said Mr. Reel, lo ­ cal Dodge Brothers dealer in com ­ led with care. The owner wltn menting on the fact that over 90 i-»crnr>l for his property seldom sciuom meniing on me i«c<. -f a i t f to remove carefully wet mud. per cent o f 1.000.000 Dodge Broth stains caused by rain, or any ers cars are still in service. “ But when you consider the num­ other blemish which might perm­ anently mar the finish as n ber o f faithful ‘old-timers’ to be go, j'” on -■ tne sckh everywhere BywijfWHcis you "stabled” ids car at the close of an seen ............... 'OT country roads, In cities and villa*1 afternoon or evening’s ride. • Ndw the automobile is a necessi­ you begin to wonder if these Dodjgo Brothers cars ever wear out. As a ty which must stand nil o f the _______________________ battering that is given on old hat, matter o f fact, I don’t believe they but which it is still desirable to do— or, at least, I haven't heard o f keep looking as prosperous as the any ( “Just as a matter o f curiosity, home in which the owner lives or SHEET MUSIC tho clothes which h i nnd his ffinjl* when this latest Dodge Brothers " W A L T Z ME T o S I .K H " out, telling "HUNK 181* ItOHK" ly wear. At the same time, the advertisment came NE LY H AWAII" 1923 vintage o f automobile owner about 90 per cent o f 1,000,000 cars "LO "KOHL DREAMS" has little timo and less inclination still in service, I interviewed all the "I’M CALLING YOU" for the painstaking attention re­ junk dealers I could find. "They confirmed my opinions ab­ 25 Cents quired to keep n high gloss finish solutely. Of all tho old cars they on his car. ’ , “ Here again is a place, says Mr. take in, the Dodge is the least num _____ o f them ------- have never Dooley of the Dixie Motor Com­ erous. Some say that pany ... in discussing this phas.i of received one. Others ____ his ph motor ear ownership, “ where tho most o f the few th{jt do come hi 105 Palmetto Avenue Reo engineers nnd designers have have figured in nccidentn so dis­ * * ~ ___I'-lL* TLimi. astrou s as to make them worth­ 1113 Sanford Avenue shown remarkable foresight. Three years ago they noted the tread to­ less. Phone 481-J “ So it is more than simply a wards greater neglect of external nppeurunces on the pnrt o f the av­ erage owner, nnd immediately net themselves to the task of finding U solution to the problem this neg­ TRY lect presented. As a matter of fact, they were not altogether un­ selfish in this undertaking for it if to the interest o f the Reo Motor ('nr Company that nil of its cars be kept looking their best for IT DOESN’T MATTER WHAT ns ninny years ns possible, "Cuban Gray offered as nn op­ M A K E OF CAR YOU HAVE. tional finish was the outcome of W E A R E A L W A Y S ON THE this campaign for a means of giv­ ing cars the maximum in appear­ JOB TO SERVE YOU. ance for a long period of time. It was just about three years ago STORAGE BY DAY, WEEK OH MONTH that the first car finished in Cuban Gray was sent into owner service, I nnd thnt car is running every d ay ; with its original finish and look­ ing better than many cars two! years its junior which were turned out with u high polish. F. P. RINES O U R R E P A IR SERVICE I Pierson-Rogers Auto Co. Many n crooked landlord owns a square block. Rome men would like to be rich enough to have three or four homes to stay away from. Corner Sanford Avenue and Second Street Batteries PAVlbiG WORK PUSHED TORT (PIERCE, Jan. 10—Coun­ ty forces will resume ‘within a week or ten days the laying of rock on St. Lucie county's portion of tho Fort Pierco-Okccchobeo ,road eastern terminus of State Road No. 8, it is expected her . Non-avuiluhlity of rock has held up tho work for several weeks, but it |3 expected that material will again be available shortly. Grad­ ing work, resumed several weeks ago, is progressing nicely. STREETS TO HE PAVED WEST PALS! BEACH. Jan. 10 The city commissioners have been petitioned to pave ami otherwise improve thirty-three atreats in dis­ trict No .4, at a cost o f $201,253.01. Grow u cover crop; keep the soil cm the land. Phono 518- -Snnford CALL AN D SEE OUR Originators of- 3 to 6 Day Auto Painting Give class and beauty to your car. Climatic condition easily taken care of. Our material does not check, blister wash off. or Rare beauties and distinctions in lines, finish and upholstery— and the great mechanical luxury of an engine that actually improves with use l The wonderful WillysKnight sleeve-valve engine is the same type of engine used in the finest cars of Europe. See the W illys-Knight — go for a good ride! A longer lusting, better job, than can he done with any other material. Workmanship of highest type. Orlando Auto Beauty Parlor Lykglas Auto Renewal System 524 N. Orange J. -V HENDERSON THE PLAN IN BRIEF I'rojiosei I. ’ll'a t the I’ nltiil S t a ll* shall Iin mi'ii tut i-ly enter the IVrnnmi-nt » Min i.f International Justice, tin‘ , *‘ r Dy.......millions st.iteil I. V See re. tar) Hnahes ami t’reshlcnt Harding In Fchruary, 1!>23. II. That without liei'iinHnir a m-m i,er o f i In L -ag u e „ f Nations " r . ; ! 1 I'Ve■*’; [ " constitute,|. the United . Hi i shall ..ff.-r to extend its pres' " , c o . o jier.it ji,„ with the League no I paril, |„ the work of the o( mutual c,u nset aimer condition* which t. ^iit.Htl,tyt<• nioriil force unit pub­ lic op ri1. 1 1 for the mllllarv anil ;c.m ,,,",e force or iginally |m p IP ’l Ih A r ticle. X and XVI. • MegII.lilt the Monroe Doctrine. Seats Now Selling Mail Orders Received ■ ' K e p t th e fact that the Untied M ates will assume no oliliga" " ' V uml.*r the Treaty pf Verg res* * l(> Act o f Cun- I T " ;„ Matinees 50c- 75c, $1.00— Plus Tax. Nights 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50— Plus Tax. ------ — iiiiia ra R A Y BROTHERS SPECIAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a u B H H H a iia iB a a i MRaHBMaiiaaaaBaaa||| j EXIDE Over the Glorious Wilderness trail with the pioneers o f *.|y— Thrill «n Thrill— Indian Fight, HufTalu Hunt, Prairie Fire— All real. PRICES: P H O N El 9 4 Wo re-charge nnd repair all makes of Batteries I.OVE, ADVENTURE, COMEDY, HEART INTEREST "The Covered Wagon" will positively not he bhuwn at any other admission price at any other theater in Jackson­ ville or vicinity for the sea­ son of 1923-1921. • 1 9 4 The very host Battery is an Jan. 21 The Covered Wagon MAXWELL-CHRYSLER-CHALMERS ,■ that ir. tiihershlp In the tritlomi * ," u J ,le "Pciieil to ull Provid e for the cotitlmilttg d e­ v elopm en t o f International law. ■■■■■aaaaa 1 .... _____________ SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO. WILLYS KNIGHT Sanford Daily Herald Sanford Do you approve the winning plan .in substance? ,e S\ J _ No |_ \ 03 (»’ut an X inside tbs proper box) Name ................................ ..... .. 1’leasc print Address .................... City ............................................. State..........................4 Are you a voter?.... 1 ■Mail promptly to AMERICAN PEACE AW ARD *112 .Madison Avenue, New York City t M If you Wish to express u fuller opinioA also, please write to tM American Peace Award �m i«, i BU T N O W IS TH E TIM E TO USE H E R A LD W A N T AD S FOR SA L E MISCELLANEOUS ISMSt-CASH IN ADVANCE f|(pboned ads., will bo received gnt Tiitroiii nnd collector sent gnedistely for payment, TO^-v Tlaira.- ____ *......... irfp a II bp .................... Me a llnp ..... .............. He u llnp I flaH-A..------------- ---- * <« ■ R EAL ESTATE FOR SALE ROOMS FOR R EN T LOST A N D FOUND BUILDING ARE YOU— Looking fo r a good room. If you don't And. one list­ ed in this column, Insert a small want ad and you will receive the best listings in the city. FOR RENT— Nice front-bed-room 117 laurel Avo. FOR RENT—Two rooms for light housekeeping. 1020 Union Avc. FOR RENT— Desirable furnished housekeeping moms, 509 East Third S t Call after 5 p. m. FOR RENT— Light housekeeping rooms equipped with water, light and gas. 300 French Avr. ARE YOU losing an opportunity M A T E R IA L a ifln iu i FOR HALE— Bicycle, good condi­ FOR SALE— Big Bargain Fivetion, cheap for cash. See Lan­ Room Bungalow, four lots San­ der's Drug Store. ford Heights. Price 13500.00; terms. E. F. Lane._____________ JOB PRINTING—The Herald Job Lake Plant is now located in the We- FOR SALE— 6 acres o f Front property. E. F. Lane. hkn Building. Let us estimate on your j<)b work. Phone 148. FOR- SALE— Business block on on First Street.__E. L. Lane. ^ i? ,A ^ F,KR » S °if , nl‘ kindH for i FOR SALE—Six acre celery firm ■ I L ™ g _ » c g jd office. | on brick roadi E. ^ Lane. FOR RENT signs for sale at th e, FQR SALE— A beautiful orange Herald^ o ff ice. grove with ({ood income. E. F. i SAUSAGE for sale— Pure pork I-nne. sausage smoked with ouw wood jFOK SALE— Farm nnd timber 35c. lb., postpaid. No order nc-'1 lands in any size tracts from 40 ccpted for less than 3 lbs. Satis­ ncres up. R. T. King, Dunnclion, faction guaranteed. Mrs. Enoch Fla. Sawyer, Tifton, Ga., R. D. F. No. ■ 0. Classified Advertising is f the Regular W ay [ It is the regular way through which to secure help fo r the office, or home—putting you in communi­ cation with the various people who may think them­ selves fitted to do your work, and thus permitting you to make your decision nnd selection after having had personal interviews. * to sell jrourproperty by notaaing MIRACLE CoNNto Ck, fl the Herald Want Ads. The cost cement work, irtiwloW, is small, the results great Herald ing block*, Irrigation bo: Wants will work for you_qulchly.« Terwillrger, Prop. __ Dr. Chapman Says • Florida Weather Can’t Be Matched " Lumber and Building «,..rte. number Co __N. Ijaurel St. Phono' HILL LU31BER CO. Hi Service, Quality and Phone 135. Hr T I . Amiw I.IH P------__ UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Jan. 14J'*You can't beat this Flor­ ida weather no matter where you go,” declares Dr. J. M. Chapman, who has Just re­ German Government octogenarian, turned to Gainivllle to conduct CORRUGATED IRON ROOl his 14 winter course in expression COMPOSITION ROLL ROOl Would Not Grieve If. and STRIP SHINGLES, Readers o f this newspaper are ad readers— and public sneaking nt tho Univer­ PLASTER, Bergdoll Moved Out sity o f FT°Hda. I). Chapman for an increasing number of them the classified colCEMBNT, came to Florida from Center Har­ AUTOMOBILES A N D ■ unins are gaining in interest. If you have anything In case o f error The Herald NAILS. bor N. H., where he spent the late lly T k e Asuoelntr* F r r « « ) IK be responsible for only one ADAPTED Carmen Grapes, Tree ■ to sell you hnve something to any to them in our MOSBACII, Badon, Jan. ID— summer and foil months. REPAIRS ■ Blueberries, 30 per cent off. icorreet insertion, the adver­ To several of their'acquaintances, Declaring hlmscif frankly Trees Blackberries. Best invest­ ■ advertising columns. Herald classified advertising will CHASE A CO. se! fqr all subsequent inser­ ments, highest profits, quick re­ rome of the German government amazed at the almost phenomenal SPECIAL BARGAINS £ pull with you in your efforts. SANFORD, FLA . officials a> well as representatives growth o f the state university, Dr. t s . Xha Herald office should turns, quality plants. Original in­ 1022 Dodge touring, almost new o f the state o f Bnden have intimat­ Chapman stuted upon his arrival Adapted Nurseries, notified Immediately in oasc troducers. 1023 Dodge Panel Delivery like ed that Berlin would breath! at that “ tho University of Florida Tampa, Fla. new. f error. last a slight sigh o f relief if Grov­ has tho largest percent of Increase 1022 Hupmobllo touring. BETTER BABY CHICKS—Pincer Cleveland Bergdoll would fird in enrollment o f nny university Lexington Lark (sport). breeze White Leghorn Chicks it convenient to pack his trunk and in tho United States.” Since h'.s Two Dodge touripgs, 1021. are sired by pedigreed males from move somewhere beyond the boun­ first visit to GninsviJte in 19G9 Dodge Roadster, 1019. high .record hens. Eggs perfectly dary lines o f Germany. Bergdoll, when there were 204 students en­ National touring, 0 passenger. under sentence by a United States rolled, the public speaking instruc­ 3r prompt and efficient service. hatchcd by modern incubators. Vig­ Three worm-drive Ford trucks. orous chieka, true to strain, $L>0.00 ermy court martial to five yoars tor has "eon this number grow to iI I Two Ford Chassis. a hundred, $180 a thousand. In­ almost 1500 young men this year. imnritnnmcnt for draft eva Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. teresting cntalog; Immedlntu de­ “ 1 am nlwuys glad to come to during the war, lives at his un­ HOUSES— FOR SALE! H E LP W A N T E D Dodge 1922 touring. liveries. Order “ better - baby cle’s hotel in Eberlmch, Baden, Florida nnd se nil o f my friends Two Dodge tourings, 1920. chicks’’ from Pincbreeze Farm, ^ W ANTED WANTED— Help o f nil kinds by about 20 miles from hero, where he again,’’ he declared. “ I love to FOR SALE—Furnished house, ('handler touring. many business houses. If you took up residence nearly th r 1 1 teach, so much in fact, thnt were MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE— DoSoto paints nnd Two Ford touring, 1922. Oak A vc. Price $2,000.00. E. nrc without a position, advertise years ngo when he escaped from I suddenly to become a millionaire vnnrishes at Sanford Novelty _______________ F, Ijine.__________ Buick touring, 1019, 7 pnssangcr. on the classified page of The America. Yon can And the I would still tench ns long as I Works, sole agents. 151-tfe lluiek touring, 1018. ANT Fl l—A roller top desk. FOR SAI.ERcautiful Bungalow, Herald. It will cost you only a Bergdoll/who appeared recent­ wan physically able.” live Bualneao Dodge 3-4 ton truck. Call*or write Lu-Bcth Cafeteria, BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries with extra lot. I'ricc $3750.00. few cents and you will reach thou­ ly as principal witness fur the this Column.each Two Reo Speedster Trucks, sands . E. F. Lnne. F. B. Mills, o f New York an l f.tatc in the trinl o f Corliss H. and blackberries— nil varieties ryjfi:’|” To rent by the yearj 1921-22. Florida, announces that ho is Griffis, of Hamilton, Ohio, who suitable for home nnd commercial FOR SALK— Attractive bungalow, W A IT E D — Piano player wishes |»uf or five room unfurnished Two Light Ford Trucks. planting. la rgest nurseries. Vig­ |tflir*- p. O. Box 1088. modern, a bargain; terms. In­ position with dance orchestra. was accused of having violate* planting ‘ 2,000,000 gladioli bulbs Two 1917 Buick touring. orous, well rooted plants insure quire 1103 Oak Avc. Also play snxaphone nnd violin. M. German laws in nn attempt to s o - , nt his Orange county garden farm b S e d — Your old furniture. 1923 Ovolnnd 4, touring. cret Bergdoll out of the country, near Orlando, These bulbs will good early profits. For full in­ F. Tubbs, Mt. I)ora. Fin. Studcbnker, Packard, Chevrolet Uanj- people in Sanford would Some of these car* were /t h i m i POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT WANTED— Disabled service man at one time considered applying be in soon after January first nn 1 nnd illustrated cntalog Hr buy second hand furniture, formation No !> wrlif \ i‘ “ 1., in on new Dodges. Most of them for German citizenship, but no by March and enrly April his plncc J. L. PERKINS For Sheriff. ortisc your snnro pieces in the wants employment us night formal application was ever made will be n riot of color and beauty N u^oH .Y L r.ow Kh Ad,,p" J l » y be™ left with ... to bo .old ! I hereby announce myself ns e |j Want Ads nnd sell them Sales Department watchman . Pro ftcr permanent cm- Bcrgdoll’a relatives in America, it as it was last year. There is no .. i — f,---- !------- :_ and applied on the purchase o f tcklv. Phone 148 nnd the want FOR SALE— Egry CashRegister. 1m.w ..... DodgesDodges- They They are urc all real renl nindidate for the office of Sheriff ploymont. Address X. Y. Z„ Box is raid, ml vised ngninst any sue), more beautiful sight in Florida San Juan Garage Idegartment will be glad ,1a inCost $G0 when now. Will. sell ..... ...................... ....... ...... ................. o f Seminole County, subject to the 7(13. good, having been reconditioned. procedure on the ground that it than these great fields of hrightl) Democratic primary June, 1921. tt'vTur od. cheap. Inquire nt Sanford Herald .Terms to those who can establish the aituntion, colored gladioli stretching out a l­ CALL nt 515 East Third St. for would complicate W. A. TILLIS. offiet*. ___________|Cn>(jit. Some of these cars can n enrpenter fur nny kind of re­ nnd might give United States gov­ most ns far ns tho eye can nee, ' (Advertisement.) pairs or painting. Your business ernment officials nn additional lev SALE— Rhode Island eggs!he exhanged for real estate im IGENTS W A N T E D FOR solicited nnd appreciated._H. Run. er to hold onto B jrgdoll’s Phila­ for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. proved or unimproved. Diamonds Mrs, Ellsworth, Bcardull Avenue, or anything else of value. WANTED— Office work all or delphia property which was seized MONEY pK-^TS—Make and sell my enr- Sanford. SANFORD MOTOR CO. Tailors, Cleaners nnd Dyera part time. Some experience. after his esenpe. Phone 3303. 83-tfp Send this ail nnd ten cents to nn* re mover. A good, clean Dodge Dealers. The status o f Bergdoll in Ger­ References furnished. Address R „ Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., SEE the Sanford Stove Works, 002 (itimate business; good profits. Phone 3. 117 Park Avenua— Phono 43 Chicago, 111., writing' your name Herald office;____________________ many, according to Berlin foreign Sanford Avc. before buying office representatives at the trial, jrl$ McDaniels, Box C01, Homennd uddress clearly. You will re­ stoves. We will save you money. is that of nny other foreign po­ lad—Flin_______________________ ceive a ton cent bottle of FOLEY’S HOUSES FOR R EN T litical offender nnd regular in ev­ We also repair stoves o f all kinds, FOR SALE HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND grnfnnolns and sewing machines. Cards of Sanford’s - Reputable ery respect, nnd on this account he for coughs, colds nnd hoarseness, Ford Sedan ________ _ _ _______________ 191-tfc is entitled to certain protection h'Oll KENT— Close in, nn Third I’ mfessinnnl Men, each of APARTMENTS also free sample package o f FO­ Sanford N ovelty. GcrStreet, n small huuse. Apply at under the German laws. REGULAR meals . served nt the whom, in his chosen profession LEY'S PILLS, a diuretic stlmuChandler Touring ntnny has no treaty with any o f Gil E. .3rd St., or cull phone 498. •FOR R EN T I’hoonlx, single meals, by the f • hint for the kidneys, and FOLEY the 11rrnld^rccommends to the tho powers which would provide W orks day or week. Try them. CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ Dodge Touring for the exchnngo o f political o f ­ people. PR RENT— Furnisheil bed-room FOR SALE— Missionary straw­ stipation and Biliousness. These Thirty-second Annual fenders. It was pointed out by and apartment; desirable. 301 berry plants well rooted, care­ Hudson Touring. wonderful remedies have helped foreign office representatives V. C. COLLER, Prop. Convention o f Commis the fk Avc. fully packed, 50c per hundred, millions o f people. Try them! Sold that soon after the outbreak of 33.50 per M. delivered. Mathews Seripps-Hooth Touring everywhere. war in, 1914, many Germans deMerchants Hold Meet General Shop and Mill Work » ‘ » M»f,- *I- •■ ....... M e* ■tlx ' siring to escape military service George A . DeCottes FECIALN O TICES EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and . Oakland Touring. Contractor and Builder Attnrnoy-nl-Law JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Jnn. 15 fled to Switzerland, Sweeden, and ENJOYED a c:cr:) NIGHTS —Delegates assembled hero Mon­ other nearby countries, and that repairing. Call II. S. Pond, Over Seminole County KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Slc::i phone 225 or Peoples Bank. 517 Commercial Street day night for the 32ml annual : Germany has never made any en­ WHERE USED CARS ARE llnnk . 179-tfc convention o f the National League deavor to have them returned. “ I wish to say that FOLEY of Commission Merchants, which ALWAYS BARGAINS. Sanford, — ■ ■ Florida UNDER WOOD DOES your ear need u new top, PILLS worked O. K. on me in a cnens Tucstlay to continue throu­ rYl’EWIt ITERS FOR RENT curtains or upholstering? Let Bill Introduced By couple o f hours ami the pains left gh Friday are faced by a pro­ Radford Auto Top Co., 115 Oak me nt once. I took a couple of gram replete with features desig­ Trammell Would Aid Wilson Welding & Radiator ch i I.-hs Underwood Typewriters Ave„ do it and be satisfied._____ them inHhe afternoon, went to bed ned to make their stay here nn rent to reliable parties. POLK COUNTY FOR SALE—2000 sour orange trees Schelle Maines i anil bad n good night’s sleep and enjoyable occasion. It is estimat­ ! Settlement o f Claims Works measure nt the ground 1 to 2 1-2 have slept good ever since,” writes ed that 2.UU0 persons will be Underwood Typewriter Co. inches in diameter. Write Mr. K. i Con Thiel, 118 K. Columbia St., drawn here by the convention. “ It it’a Metal we can weld It" ORANGE' I ll» T h e A M iw In lrd P rm a t LAWYER S. Main Street Orlando, Fla. J, Osteen, Osteen, F i n . _________ I Fort Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY WASHINGTON. Jnn. 14—Sena­ The program includes motor SANFORD, FLORIDA PILLS nrc a diuretic stimulant for trips to the bench nnd other places tor Park Trammell introduced in NOW is the time to plant nil kinds — Court House FESTIVAL the kidneys nnd will increase their of interest in and around Jackson­ the Senate Thursday a Bill, the of shade trees; see or write A. I activity. Refuse substitutes. Sold ville; g olf at the new municipal purpose of which i* to expedite the j L. Westcrdiek, R. It. A;__ links and the Florida and Timu- settlement of claims against pub­ FOR SALE—Ten piece oak I)inWinter Haven, Fla. everywhere. STEWART The Florist El,FED LITTLE GIRL'S COUGH qunnn country clubs; a theater lic carriers. room suit, 54 in. table, $110.90. Senator Trammell's Bill pro­ party for which the entire house “FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR H. M. Coffins, Osceola, Florida. Flowers For All Occasions Fred R. Wilson January 22-23-24 has bough out, nnd on All-Florida vide* that all claims against the [IMPOUND is fine. My little Members Florist* Telegraph De­ carriers for loss, damage or over­ bamiuet at which nothing except rl had an awful cough. I got u ATTORNEY-AT-LAW livery Association interstate shipments roducts raised in the state will charge on Title of FOLEY’S HONEY AND shall lie settled within 90 days In the Heart o f the Scenic, " 2 -THE-TROUBLE OF 811 Myrtle Avc. Phone 260-W First NnllonnI Bank BldR. eserved. lit COMPOUND nnd gave her n Innumerable entertainment fea­ from the date such claim is filed UP YOUR Highlands—The City of a iloses and she was greatly re­ SPEED Sanford, ------------- Florida 0OFFEE MAKING tures hnvo also been arranged for and that a failure to make such ived,’’ writes Clyde II. Benson, Hundred Lukes ' ! .v settlement within the time pro­ L A Z Y LIVER women who make the trio to the prllirook, Virginia. The best (ouvention, including card parties scribed gives the claimant right o f nedy for coughs, colds, hoarseSanford Machine Co. golf matches and other features. legal action and the courts juris­ -s, f * r 7f T- ^ ”4 . . . ! |* .. . j relicves promptly nnd effec- Clent Jones Liver and Kidney t o r. # * i* ■ Immediately following the ns- diction to try nnd determine such Elton, J Moughton U v n .r n t M a r k l* . i M B i l l o t hly. FOLEY'S HONEY AND Tonic Will Do It t h e f a in t w e s e l l renibly delegates to the conven­ action. It also provides that where W o rk * Alt COMPOUND has stood the tion will depart on a ten-day tour delay in settlement is experienced ARCHITECT )t of time, serving three genoraAs a Ion ic w hen <hcrc U w e a k ­ and legal action is resorted to thnt C y lin d e r U r lo d lo g of Florida and Cuba. Special J U S T DISSOLVE ness am i lack o f appetite, wheii ti First National Bank BldR. UM. interest nt tho rato o f 25 trains nnd boats will be used on little e x e r t io n makes >"'i fee' A N D D R I N K IT. Tkun e 0 3 lu f n d , Ho. per centum per annum shall lie Sanford, ------------- Florida the trip. tircil. y o u r Icit* ilriu.'. your Imek added to the principal sum togeth­ tidies, y o u r moil ll* tan lew n ml y o u r A GREAT CONVENIENCE . pill'll Is lirolietl. Clem JotteS l.lVef attorney’s Farm management surveys of er with u reasonable AND OH. SO COOOI i*tnl Klilney T o a l c Is tin* on ■ llilmt [HK. DEVELOPMENT PLAN » eighty-three furms in Alachua fee. -I'h n i, I'h u n r l » S that w ill resturo y o u r sireni;ih ami Section two ijf Senator Tram­ elllliile y o u III e n jo y life I'l.l'.M county have recently been com­ MILDRED SIMMONS KAMI, Jan. 15— County develop J O N E S t.t v i : u an d k u »n h \ IT DOES NOT CRACK. pleted for the Department o f A g ­ mell’s Bill provides that claimant QUICK SERVICE til4ITU! Mt* f'f it H M*’ n» 1*01 Du. involving expenditure of TO.VIt*. Teacher o f Pianoforte ronomy State Agricultural College may bring suit against the initial TONIC ami lo a lt h -K iv in g effect, litis FELL, NOIt BLISTER, OR carrier, the delivering carrier e M Coughs cauni* frvi’rbb condition* ' to be used by the classes in their T R A N S F E R Lri(H),ooo mid callng for a per- estlllillslieil Itself as a recoliiil**'il and Pipe Organ CHALK OFF remeiiv for T t t l l l 'l U I. IVI.lt, throat nnd luug utraln and b ad to studies o f farm management dur any other carrier participating in Incut Dale county fair a Miami FHVKIt. M A L A R I A AND Ciil.DS Studio: Room 325, Meisch pni'iiiunniu mid horlnus.sickness. ID! jjle Hecun,i semester. In the the movement o f the freight ui l.ueal aud I. u iik llia t u u r . I U U Ct.CM JONES M V Hit AND M " i A Full Line of K a Isomine. Var­ sooner yi|" quit; ixineliins; tho que■ f ' urvey ti,t. greatest attention was )n American exposition, and a NKY line, k lu r .a e Building express. TO NIC Is not only heiiellrluF nishes and Stains This measure is along tho sumo |n-American University situated us a liv er tm illelne, lint 9 • * ’ r BtahSkSu i '- .nnrdti Cough Hyrtq.! to the finding o f the value a cl on us Iuk anil stlnialal imt called for in plans laid befori ejsrs (Creosoltd) msim ami soothe* In-, of the food that he farm supplied lines ns the Trammell.Claims law Influence In the stoinurli n-l h"W SOLD ONLY HY ll.iDied, raw thmate, n il'’* the phlegm'for the use of the farmhouse, and of Florida which Senator Tram­ W .A . ItO lltl* . M. II. chamber of commcrco b y -a -IS, T li r o u v h Its excellent Cllwithout racking *>r straining, protect! the problems concerned with the mell succeeded in having passed p r op erll -s til Ihois ImpurlN |irrln ll«ln K l » nmittee that has been working i l ^ ‘ whtT ^ a v .-" „ !'t V !'m r, a "Znx S. O. Shinholser (l>Wl(ii Urinary DImuiim' s nail the ItingJ. and remove* the causei at management of farms in general, in hi* home state while a member SANFORD PAIN T >i:g*u’ u o lo « } —ckrmtlc xklu and the trouble. Bo warned by tin; firsl of the Slnto Senate. the projects for several months. H wi",p ''i J 'i o c ‘ im loom! ■«. I ’,m ule I»,si usi m cough. Get ii bottle of In*oonrdi'( Contractor nnd Builder Citrus fruit in which there were e enterprises would call for n mciiirltie— the t o n ic s al litmt Is STORE o ml Ilht'uniutlNm. Gough Byrun (Crensoted) from yum long stems lmve been krt iwn lo People who naturally hate New ; O ft ic r 3111 t '! r « l > till moil flunk imtruction program extending 11 TI 111 Ct 1ST IA druggist. Flue for roughs, cold* _ . . SM A1.1.— T111! llullillm t Hunfo rd ,---------------Florida result^ in 33.7^ jper cent decays York salesmen, will enjoy learning it five years, and it la proposed M 4N K F IT 18 CHIKAT. Welakn Bldif. Phone 303 rippe. croup, whooping cough aud from Sanford I'l.irl'li, one was'jailed in St. Louis. blue mold fungus Roum U la t AmliTsou, fcaiiforil. |call a .special election for a vote roach It is. Pleasant, wife aud sure. JTorhla. the entire, project. onlilc Nto for black face type, educed rates tor consecutive jertlons. Count six words to ie line, Minimum charge of je for first Insertion. All ad­ d i n g Is restricted to proper ossification. 1 PHONG 148 The Number is 148 BUSINESS DIRECTORY PURELY PROFESSIONAL ,^SAVE WHIDDON & C IT IS MADE ; SUNPROOF By GEORGE McMANUS •RINGING UP FATHER I'M t> O R R T * U lC C * b * I T R IE D E V E R Y W H E R E T o C I T T O O A T IC K E T W E L L -I P l CAN’T CO T O THE PRIZ.E O C H T - I M IG H T A T > ___ W ELL. C O f T F IG H T T O N IG H T -O U T HOME! \ fr) T H E Y V U Z . A L U ^iO L D O U T i f ----------U — , AN* R Y A N l*b A P A L O F Y O O R 'b to th e . r t a n -k e l u t W O W ! THEP.E‘t> LO RD RA'bt^E .R .R 'Y COM IN' C O T O P M T H O O ‘oEL\l’M C L A O I M lbDElO H l M - I T ’t) D A D ENOUGH T O O E H O M E , w i t h o u t TALKIN' T O HIM - I 'L L W A IT U N T IL . HE C lT *b DOW N T H E tjT R E E lT D E F O R o^k' <3y 'Ay . HELLOU -1 V70Z- D E T A IN E D A T TH E O r r i C t £ W . J. Thigrpen Real Estate IT*> T O O O N D * F,/\*i>be>L:R6> T W W T C O H E R E »Vd L C N C /Vb H E . C O U L D Insurance L o r^ o forxo O 'H e: w a m t e o TO O TO C O TO TH E P R » 2 .E .- r t C i H T W ITH ---- ) A H IM ' -------- It. C. M A X W E L L Hcul Estate and FIRE, LIFE. AUTO Insurance SAN FO RD .------ FLORIDA SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. E< A. Douglass, Pres. Get an Abstract beforebuying property V' '/• ■ ' (Al'KZT'u ■- JK I Int'L Fcatuhc Senvicr. Inc, • ____ 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, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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SINGLS CORKS SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 11*4 ABB0 C1ATKD PRESS DISPATCEUB dfcU= Kahn Soys Ford to Make i Statement kWAY AGAINST FALL IN SENATE i of I»^ttcmU«i l« Cormp* i in Teapot Doom Natal OU Reetrto Loaata WASHINGTON, Jan. 17— Prediction that Henry Ford wHhla S f«« day* will make def­ inite a u tomata a t to whether ha would be willing - to take over the government1! nitrate project «t Muscle Shoal*, Ala., waa made by Chairman Kahn at the House Military Commit­ tee a t a Waring on the question. Mr. Kahn save no details to the LECTBK •-4 AV BATTLE 18 FOUGHT AT ;y TEPRACA BRITISH LABOR Of the Retotattauury Fwetfl to e Condition PARTY ASSUMES Areof Reduced Practical Impotence POWER TUESDAY of the Southern Utilities to set­ tle the question of reduction of the rates. As waa pointed out by The meeting of tbe Ctty Commission with represeata tires’ of tha Southern Utilities Company including Henry Roeebro, to discuss the reduc­ tion of tho electric rates -now in use and which was sched­ uled'to be held Friday after­ noon. has been postponed until Monday afternoon according to an announcement made Thurs­ day by Commissioner C. J. Marshall. Postponement of the meet­ ing waa made, said Dr. Mar­ shall, in order that Mayor For­ est Lake, who at present is out of the city, will be able to at­ tend. Mr. Lake, It waa learn­ ed could not arrive in Sanford in time for the meeting as scheduled for Friday, and so it waa agreed to hays it on Monday. Considerable interest has been aroused among the peo­ ple of this city since the an­ nouncement on Tuesday that the City Commission ta d ask­ ed f o r a meeting with officials will be sought In an amicable way and it is hoped that a satisfactory agreement may be secured. The city, be said, did. not wish to enter into any legal fight a t this time for the re­ duction of the rates, although it may, in case nothing comes of the meeting on Monday. At present the rate of the local company is a sliding rate from 15- cents per kilowatt down to 12 cento according to the amount of electricity used. The City Comjnlsalon will ask for the rates recorahaended re­ cently by a committee appoint­ ed for the special purpose of drawing up a satisfactory re­ duction of the rates. This rec­ ommendation included a slid­ ing rate from 1214 cento down and atko a substantial reduc­ tion In the power rate. Converts 'C OM TTEE TO Airship to Polar Venture ENDORSE PU N TAX REDUCTION HEAR ENDORSEMENTS OF MELLON PLAN K REPEAL OF The So-Called Nuisance Taxes Particularly Attacking Special Tax Ratea WASHINGTON, Jan. W Naval officers who h a te , ta d doubta about tho great dWgfcle “ ■-----J—“ for “ ■* — 1—*“ * polar flight appeared to ta com­ pletely convened- Thursday by the performance of tbe big ship In tiding out last night’s gale after being torn from her moor­ ing maat at Lakehurst. Tbe •hip’s performance was also •*teU to quiet opposition to north pole venture in Conrets. K SANFORD POLICE DEPARTMENT IS BUSY THIS W After Gallant World's Largest Safely Tkrangh St l I k S h u S K T I* . 17—TW Bksna staff airship hi t t a w frti . bom la te Iter taagar after 4 • ’d a m «**• ■ after tavtag tarns ta flight a l W s Nat a toaa ta waa tajarai. Tha gtata gtala hraha away fraa maat dartaa last alfht aj with Captala Aatew a ad craw' aasavtf. la a mad Shasa i f ta 8 ta ta f | load aad thaa Cap te n t'd har aaaa tka storm aad an ham*. Har aaaa rwhati ta* t a g s __ — tria l af t a r r ......... had atriffsd aff wraffed aratmd u dder the eater ceveriag nearly a f ts har noaa. WASHINGTON, Jan. 17-Pleas for repeal of many of the so-called WASHINGTON, Jan.-17— Max nuisance taxes and endorsements Baldwin Govern stent Will Resign lean federal forces. have defeated of tho Mellon tax plan were beard Forty-two Cases Are Tried Is Two the revolutioehU-.ln. » hard tattle Tuesday/ Then Parliament Wednesday by the Houso ways and Sessions Of Municipal Court _ at Tepescs w & b 'ta a resulted in Will Adjourn For Three means committee now drafting the at Fines Total Over 98M. reducing ■ 'strong element of the Weeks. J days, now revenue maaauri. Parliamen­ B5SST2? rebel array to Impotence" tha Mex­ t h a t 's * tary maneuvering preparatory to That tho Sanford Police Depart­ I nr Tke A laird P rru ) ican embassy said in a statement the fight on the bill when It Is re­ ment under the direction of Chief LONDON, Jan. 17.—A divUion «| Isqairy wlU ported to ths house abated pend­ Roy G. Williams, has been busy on the Labor party’s non-confi­ Wednesday night baaed on official whether satlea to dence amendment will be taken advices from Mexico City. ing outcome of the rules contest this week is indicated by figures ts asmit weald I in the house of commons Monday "Rebels under Generals Mayseewsed •oa Mr. FaU now being waged on the ftor. given out Thursday showing the night, it virtually was decided cotte and Villarreal have been de­ of having to Seas tea Attacks on present special tax number of cases tried in Municipal Wednesday. This means that the for •eld the nary’s ---- .---------- . . _ _ _ rates before the committee today Court before Judge J. G. Sharon Baldwin government will resigfc cisively defeated after a hard bat­ cerrspt Tuesday. Parliament then will tle at Tepeaea," tbe “statement STOCK centered mainly on the automobile and the sum of the fines collected. WASHINGTON, J*?. 17-C or- adjourn, probably for three weeks, said. “After being drivfn from • land accessories duties and those on There were 42 cases tried In the ■ption In connection with the lease to allow J. Ramsey MacDonald to Tehuacan by federal troopa under sessions of Monday and Wednesday 8anford Mortgage Loan Company theatre admissions. form a cabinet and get the min­ ‘ the Teapot Dome nsvsl oil ra ­ Gen. Eugenio Martinet tha enemy Thermometer Drop* Below Zero ~ Rep. Dailingsr ' of Mass., and of thia number 29 wero tiled Mon­ Enjoys Prosperous ”Year—Dave to the Sinclair Intereato waa isters varied in the routine of their took up a position at Tepeaea, on in Dakotas and Min­ Burtnesa of North Dakota. Repub­ day and 13 on Wednesday. A total c la m 8 Per Cent Dividends 1 Wednesday In the senate novel positions before they face nesota licans, urged rspsal of alt special of |355 was collected In fines Mon­ the railroad between Tehuacan and ___Albert B. Fall, former sec- parliament again. taxes, the former suggesting * day and 9199 on Wednesday mak­ ta r t l * Asoostatsd rrisa ) An 8 per cent dividend was de­ While waiting for the culminaig ry of the Interior, by Sen. CarPueblaUr n * a m m ih h r m » i aales tax aa a substitute. Mr. Dal- ing n grand total of 9&64 for the clared by the Sanford "-Mortgage tlon of these developments, there LAKEHURST. N. J„ Jan. * „_y, Democrat, Arkgnaaa. • CHICAGO, ian. 17.—Chi­ two sessions. Besides this amount Breaks Up Btruuf Command Loan Company which held,!to an­ llnger also advocated raising tho Moreover Mr. Caraway assailed a a sense of unreality and halfcago had its second taste of The world*! largest airahlp,| “General Urtalejo attacked them an approximate sum of 9275 was J o _ _ age limit from 18 to 21 year* of nual meeting on Tueaday of this etary Denby and Assistant irartedncss about the debates in here and completely broke up the winter sub-zero weather Thurs­ also collected in sentences on the Nary dirigible Shenandoah children for whom exemption may week. In addition to declaring sub­ ccretary Hoosevelt in connection ho commons. The prime minister command, wh(cfc waa made up of day with the thermometer reg­ streets. Thus the total is ap­ waa twisted loose from har stantial dividends, the company has be claimed In Incopie tax paymerta. city . jlth their approval of the lease and limsclf Is said to be showing signs several of the strongast unite at istering five below aero and proximately 9829 for the two ses­ ing maat and swept along tha August Thonuu,' president of the announced that the par value of ■attacked attorney General Daugh- of weariness and apathy. of court. disposal of the Vera Crus ‘dose to ten in neighboring the stock has been increased to International Theatre Managers sions Some of the Labor men Wednes­ the lerty. He declared that as long as suburbs sad towns. Forecast* The docket for Monday’s court lantlc Coast by a gale that association said the theatre admis­ rebels. . 9125 per share. Tho splendid fin­ I Mr. Daugharty remained “at tho day tried to hurry affairs, so in promised no relief until Fri­ as follows: ed 72 miles an hour, waa gaHta “The action has reducsd a strong ancial condition of the institution sion tax waa destroying the spoken was htiin of the de^arunent of justice the event of railway strike ma­ element day. Four deaths resulted Lo\tin Fossett charged with pet­ ly fighting her way home W« drama in this country and urged of th l rebel army to im­ as evidenced by the reports read its House and terialising during the week-end, I they may soli from Wednesday’s snow and repeat James A. Emery, ty larceny was transferred to the nesday night. „ . , , at the meeting, mado the latter its immui from any the new Labor government should potence. lbs absolute!)ly immune lee. speaking for the National Asocia- county court. “On the Jalisco front the fedstep possible, it is said. ........... ......... s. be In power to deal with it. But prosecutions in the federal‘ courts.' For more than an hour off Will Dawkins charged with va­ tlon of Manufacturers, endorsed continue the advance on the The Sanford Mqrtgsge Loan the Reviewing the lease and dwell­ there are a number of Liberal orals grancy was fined 95 and costs. a t the air station hald out Uj^ Mellon tax plan, while Robert rebels, who still ara falling back CHICAGO. Jan. 17.—After a Company is .an organisation built ing on the several statements made speakers eager to make their case and Charleston Hunter charged with hope that she would Sinclair, chairman of tho Associa­ refusing to give battle. There south wind had carried in ths heav­ __ up almost entirely by locsl capital to Mr. Fall by Edward B. Mc- for supporting Labor’s non-confi­ numeroua skirmishes, but a iest snow of the winter in many and is officered and managed by tion’s tax committee, declared rad­ soliciting passengers received a brought tack safely. Flaal iLean, Washington newspaper pub­ dence amendment clear in the eyes are battle has not yet token sections, another cold wave swept local business men. The remark­ ical reductions in surtaxes would fine of 91-90 and costs. lisher, as the source of the funds of their constituents, and thedr formal M. C. Moore charged with reck­ however, wireless message* iat place. Tho retreat cannot continue down out of the northwest, spread­ able progress made by the com- brin»* not only individual relief, but ased by Mr. Fall In enlarging and speeches will occupy most of Fri­ much further, less driving was fined 98-00 and catcd that tho ship waa under) would have a beneficial effect on before the ing xero weather and is expected peny during tho past year la testi­ improving his New Mexico ranch day’s sitting, thus pushing the di­ rebels will be however, tho economic and social life of tho costa and Snmuol Henderson charg­ trol and would ride out the : forced to disperse within the next 24 hours to covor monial to the"fact tnat such an Sen. Caraway summed up his ad­ vision over to Monday. . ed with the same offense was dis­ take a position and fight. tho entire north central section of institution has filled a long felt country. While it could not be learned < dress with this declaration! missed. The debato In the commons Wed­ or “In Rep. Garner of Texas, author of the oil regions around Tux the country. need of this community. finitely whether tha at "We are faced with this humiln- nesday for the most part concern­ pam federal Tho bonds of 910 each of Frank tho Democratic substitute tax troops ire continuini A drizzling rain started last A statement given out by Georgo schomo proposing higher surtaxes Dingle, Joe Hall and Ada Clark would be made to land her ting situation, for the first time ed foreign affairs, especially BritIn the history of America, so far sh relations with France and the campaign to restore norma night, turned into a snow which W. Knight, vice-president and gen­ and lower normal tax rates then charged with gambling wore es­ neaday night, Lieut. J. C. u 1 know—and I hope it will bo Germany in connection with re­ conditions in tho oil fields formerly ’ blinded travelers and crippled eral manager of the company, the treasury measure, asked why treated when the defendants failed son, metorologiat said ha the last time—a cabinet offlcsr be­ parations. When the debate was held by the rebels. The region of transportation and communication shows the progress of-the organ­ to appear in court. ...............is being gradually in many sections. Ization and soma attractive fe*t- orej Mr Mellon n p!nn and Mr. trayed the high trust imposed in ndfourned Wednesday might the federal control When Sam Patterson and George the atoAn would die down um . him, and for a corrupt considers- way. was. clear for..John_ Hobart and materially .1* off#r» Sinclair replied “Mfcouib Mr. Mul- Patterson, also charged with gateb daylight and it might ta .tut a f t v T n sra -A Knigtii s*1df ___ ____ own ling fulled to appear in court their Ion la _a ________ successful business Clyncs to move an the first busi­ ■ Ined to the Vera Crux and terday morning, had sent tho tneris confined ......... “Several of tho itockholdcra at* nnd his schemo we believe is sound bonds of 97 and 926 respectively, to bring the ship back to bar ness Thursday Labor’s non-confl- Jalisco gar. Every man and officer ' ' mometer in those sections to as tending the meeting expressed economically." districts and tho remainder wero estreated. tected. donce amendment. low as 30 below zero at Duluth and of the republic continues normal, their gratification over tbe show­ George Mead charged with vio­ tho station waa ordered to Senator Caraway declared that House Rules zero was expected as far east as ing made by the company for the under federal control." after President Harding wjthout Desire of houso members to talk lation of traffic ordinances failed by ready to help with the Indiana tonight. year 1923 and pledged their con­ revontcd another show-down to­ to appear and his bond of 98 was ing should the ship return, w hllf. authority had transferred tho nav­ Dr. J. T. Denton Will More snow was scheduled for tinued financial and moral sup- ny on tho rules question but an estreated. al reserve from the control of the tonight with fair and colder weath­ navy department to : the interior Welcome Physicians agreement was reached to havo a Charles Barrett charged with dis­ acres of land about the atatloaf. er tomorrow. Present indications, ^ "A fte r analyzing tho financial vote tomorrow on the main point of orderly conduct wau lined 9^ and were illuminated with huge sea: department, Mr. Fall “without no­ At Orlando Meeting weather observers say, are that statement of the company tta ■** contention—how many tice to tho contrary, negotiated . names costs while Willis, Paul and Frank lights. the cold will continue for the next rectors decided that the splendid shoul bo required on petitions for Dixon, Willlo- Matthews and Wal­ some kind of a deal with two oil Last reporta said the huga two days at least. ter Reid charged with tho same rigible had passed over vaJ financial condition of toe • ••»»»-- •/ tho discharge of committees. people and parted with the lost Dr. J. T. Denton of Sanford will Republican organisation leaders offense, wero dismissed by Judge New Jersey cities, including gallon of ‘ warranted an advanco in the pNcff officially welcome tho Atlantic fuel." of the stock and in consequence favor a minimum of 150 names Sharon. ark, had flown so low a t one Mir T», Aotot-ImIM P rr« ) Frank Blair charged with having that the voices of her crew "The investigating committee,” Coast Lino Railroad Company Sur­ placed the value of the stock nt while tho Republican insurgents WASHINGTON, Jan. 17—The uid Sen. Caraway, referring to the geons in behalf of tho Orange United States |125 per share. Th'« •H»an«"'" In and Democrats havo been advocat­ in his possession spiritous and be heard on tho ground, cruiser , Tacoma vinous malt liquor, failed to ap­ reached Staten Island, N. Y., senate public lands committee, County Medical Society, at the aground on Blanquillas price of the stock will take placq ing a 100 namo minimum. Another offer for Muscle Shoals reef off pear and his bond of 9200 was es­ after hovering there for at Tho debato today for tho most which was directed to inquire into opening of tho convention Thurs­ Vern cruz, hn* threo compartments within one month. received at the war depart­ treated. part was of a political nature, the lense "finnlly commenced to In­ day afternoon at 3:30 o’clock nt flooded ncordlng to wireless re­ was "The Sanford Mortgage Loan minutes had turned towardment. • Reamer Newnyer charged with Jersey quire with reference to the sud­ Compiny was tho pioneer in this Democrats attacking tho Republi­ again In the direction Tho Democratic national comports from tho ship received by the the Angebllt Hotel in Orlando. speeding had his case continued cans, with occasional aid from in­ denly and very vastly increases community in developing and put­ Lakehurst. , . mitteo visited Woodrow Wilson, navy department. Tugs were until the Friday session of court. surgent whilo tho regular Repub­ apparent prosperity of Mr. Fall Fully 175 members of the organ­ standing by and it was hoped to completed unfinished business and ting into operation its plan for Breaking away of the John Mnrthy charged with hav­ inti he come beforo the committee ization arc expected to ho in atten­ draw the cruiser into deoper waters adjourned. loaning money to thoso people who licans spent most of thoir tlmo crit­ which was moored to. icising tho view of tho insurgents ing liquor in his possession was doah, and made a statement. Other cv dance and tl is expected to l»c one ns soon as the heavy seas subsid­ massive maat in a 10-day teak Edward N. Hurley, of Chicago wanted to build homes. Manv of and fined 9200 nml costs or G O days Democrats. Idence was offered and then he de was nominated by President Cool- the fine homes in Sanford nave C i t y streets. streets. , ite “capaidij^s l£ .u c h a post the city discussion indicated that on on, me dined to go back before the com of the most succesful conventions ed. Idgo as a Democratic member of been financed by thin company. thoThe John Marthy also charged with «■» ■ »hadow over the 8 vote tomorrow thcro would be mittee but claimed the privilege held by the surgeons for tho past During the past year the institu­ Mir TSr Au m Ii M rrvo»> the Debt Funding Commission. drunkencss, . some defection, making it some­ unkeness. was lined 98 and costs. ™ N o ^ P o U . and* of writing a lotter. In this letter few years. Dean Stanley Long MEXICO CITY, Jan. 17.—United Augustus Thomas playwright tion also put into operation a plan M. G. Banks charged with since it hnd been positively proven of Orlando will open the business States cruiser Tacoma is proceed­ urged abolishment of theater ad­ for loaning money to wngo earn­ what doubtful whether tho Dem­ the giant craft alippcd away and insurgents would bo able drunkeness failed to appear and that Mr. FaU loft hero about the ing toward Vera Cruz, according mission taxes beforo tho houso ers and salaried men and women ocrats Continued on page 8, . hi* bond of 910 was estreated. session with prayer nnd Mnyor to bowl oyer Republican organize time ho let his friend, Sinclair*!, giving them the privilege of pay­ to announcement hero Wednesday. ways and means committee. George Bradley charged with the as they did Monday when have the Teapot Dome, he said E. G. Duckworth will welcome the The purpose of the visit was not Senator Borah, Republican, Ida­ ing the loan back on easy weekly tion same offenso drew a fine of 98 Woman Is Sentenced; they brought about repeal of the 'd ' . , i as ho left Washington with f 100,- gathering in behalf of the city of given out. ho. assailed Franco for failuro to Installments. Coupled with this and coats. Continucd on page 8. George T. Summerlin, Amorican adjust its debt to the United States. loan plan is s very attractive sav­ Underwood amendment rule. Orlando followed by Dr. Denton’s Pearl Early charged with disor­ Life Imprisonment ) ings plan which is worked out in The house immigration comcharge d’nlTairs In Mexico City derly conduct was dismissed but nddress of wclcomr. Wednesday requested permission mittco approved a provision of the such a way that when a borrower’s drew a fino of 91 and costs for I nr TS* Associate*) P rtisl .. A banquet will feature the even­ of the Ohrcgon government for Johnson bill which would bar Ori­ loan is paid up he finds that ho has Political Editor contempt of court. PADUCAH, Ky.. Jan. 17—Mw*.; ing’s program of tho convention two United States warships to entals from the United States. almost unconsciously established a Edna Mac Davis charged with Emma Skillian was sentenced New York Sun Dies following a technical dbcusion visit Vern Crux and Tuxnnn, ac­ Former Secretary Fall wus ac­ savings account. The company hns disorderly conduct received n fine life imprisonment hero Th' which will be iieid in the nfternon. cording to a foreign office an­ cused of hnving betrayed tho high been complimented many times by of 910 and costs and Ruth Henson on a charge of being an Friday morning a: 9 o’clock the nouncement. Mir T h e A w ocln le* Simultaneously it trust imposed in him’’ in a speech its customers on this featuro. charged with tha same offenso was to murder growing uut of NEW YORK, Jan. 17—Edward business session will ho resumed xvas announced the request by Senator Caraway, Democratic "During the past year tho com­ dismissed. ing of Mrs. Rosetta Warren ......... nt 10:45 Griggs for many years political nnd then will adjourn ni iuj*o , wn9 RrantciJ nrMj that the Tacoma Arkansas, dealing with the Teapot pany also decided that it would Bialr Hastings charged with dis­ her unborn child horo last A The romantic aide of Amorican orderly in and wna procccdinK toword Vern Cruz Dome naval oil reserve lease. editor of Tho Sun and since his o’clock for n matorcade sell at par some of its prime first conduct wns continued un resignation in 1013 in charge of about Orlando nnd Orungc county. President Coolidge, addressing mortgages to discorning investors business will bo the keynote of til Friday by order of Judge Sha­ State charged she conspired Mrs. Henrietta Wagner to . publicity for The Now York New- The chamber of commerce will the talk which Merle Thorpe, ed­ delegates to the Anti-Saloon leag­ Rebel Forces Strengthened. snd several of tho most shrewd in­ ron and A. J. Renick received a 10 sticks of dynamite under Huven nnd Hartford railroad died give tho visitors a banquet Friday GALVESTON, Jan. 17,—With ue convention, said there was “no vestors have already taken advan­ itor of “The Nation’s Business,” fino of 93 and costa for speeding. Warren’s bed. Thursday a t his homo In Brooklyn. at noon. will deliver before tho Sanford the arrival of 900 men, horses and such thing as liberty without ob­ tage of this offer. Wednesday’* Session Kiwanis Club, Jan. 23. Through He was G8 years old. servance of law." equipment under command of Gen"Another meeting will be held Clemen Slaughter wns fined 926 Every preacher’s wife long# orut Juso Moran, rebel forces at on Feb. 20, at which time import­ his personal column, signed M. and costs for carrying concealed dently to express her honest opin­ T. in The Nation’s Business, Mr. Would Probe Affairs ant changes will be made enlarg­ weapons. ion of the flock. Southern College to strengthened according to advices {Asquith to Vote With ing the scope of tho company’s Thorpe is constantly citing cases R. L. Holland charged with reck­ of Wood and His Son to show that business is full of. less driving was continued until Play Rollins Tonight romance, and that the American Friday while Maymle Irlck and Wal SE Labor Party-; He Says business a great deal.” <n» The A»«»ela)eil I’w - " business man has plenty of imag­ sage added that revotutionaYy Dixon charged with tho same REALIZING WINTER PARK, Jan. 17—To­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—A troops Sugar Company Now ination. Tho following paragraphs ter Mir The .iM M latril I'rraa) were drawing closer to offense received fines of 919 and night a t 8:30 ths Rollins College congressional investigation of the Tampico will appear in Mr. Thorpe’s costs and 918 and costa respect­ AN IDEAL LONDON, Jan. 17.—Former a concentrated Cutting Cane Crop which basketball squad and tho Southern administration of Maj. Gen. Wood land and where column of the February number ively. Tho cases against Ivan Premier Asquith, leader of tho re­ sea battlo is expected. College quint will start their floor in tho Philippines and of the stock of the magazine arc illustrative Noble and F. F. Dutton, Jr., charg­ united Liberal party, announced in war at the Rollins College gym­ transactions of his son, LieutcnMany havo made It . . MIAMI, Jan. 17—Cutting of 15,­ of tha editor’s slant on this phaso ed with tho same offense, were dis­ the house of commons Thursday, nasium. Tho Methodist who last ant Osborne Wood, was proposed Woman Is In Race for that ho would vote in favor of 00 acres of cane, out of a total of of business: sible to acquire a home of missed. Friday night decisively trounced In a resolution offered by Senator their own—the realization | A business man has no imagina­ Clarence Tillis charged with Labor amendment expressing 3,500 under cultivation, has been School Head’s Office the the Tars in a game at Lakeland, Ladd of North Carolina. of an ideal. no confidence in the Baldwin gov-, begun by tho Pennsylvania Sugar tion, no romance in his soul, said speeding drew a fino of 93 and have tw ice’ been defeated by tho Co., on its Everglades plantation a writing man to me the other costs. Mack Edmonson and Al­ eminent, and would advise nil his The Herald Want Mix The Aunrlalnl Pr*«> University of Florida squad the of Miami. day. “Plodding Rabbits," said ho fred Pitts charged with disorderly to do the same. The amend­ 17 miles northeast havo a deal to do ORLANDO, Jan. 17—A woman friends first of the week and last night Key West Cleans Up Grinding the cane in the 91,500,000 “no real appreciation of literature, conduct were dismissed. The lat­ was introduced by Ramsey bringing about home o» has entered the race here for tho ment played the Jacksonville Y. M. C. A. MacDonald, who bitterly attacked plant, which is ready for opera­ all bound up in disgusting monot­ ter was fined 98 and costs for con­ ership. for they point to position as county superintendent on Visiting Hoboes tion, will be the next step of the ony, money-changers going over Blue Jay squad in the “Gateway portunities in buying, of court. of public instruction, with the an­ tho Baldwin administration. City." * company which owns approximate­ and over again their barter, in tempt L. M. Button charged with disor­ ing, exchanging. nouncement by Mias Eunice De­ Up Tkr AJuOTlatrd I*re««) ly. 300,000 acres in the Everglades. deadly, dull routine. “Why," he derly conduct failed to appear and WATER CARNIVAL PLANNED See what the Hat laney, principal of the Orlando WEST. Jan. 17—This city high school and for 30 years a tea­ went on, “if It wern’t for us writ­ his bond of $10 was estreated. Orlando Schools Will hasKEY Want* have to offer in CIRCUIT COURT DECREES been cleaned un of snow­ cher ers with our stories and play* and I nr The .U u fliln l I’rraa) Magglo Burch charged with hav­ in thia city. If elected, Miss ing you in having AFFIRMED. as the annual vis ters of the Delaney novels your tired business mat: ing liquor in her possesion failed FORT MYERS, Jan. 17—A bijj Abolish Examinations birds," says sne will recommend dreams for a home hobo type are called in H onda and work for trained teachers in celebration and water carnival would die of the dry-rot!" to appear and bond for $100 was true. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 17. They found upon their arrival here be put on here under plans of the 1 realized that much of it was estreated. ORLANDO, aJn. 17.—Pupils In every school in the county, and for —By a memorandum decision with­ said for my benefit, but Just the Keeping in touch Fifty Thousand club, which is that a campaign had , a !rea^y,^® n LeRoy Lewis charged with rid­ Orlando’s schools no longer will started to rid the city of them, schools in session throughout the out opinion, Division B of the su­ tho Herald Wants mea Continued on page 8. ing a bicycle on the sidewalk was have to undergo tho set, formal and this campaign has beensoBUc- year where patrons desire it. “I planning its campaign to raise 98,­ preme court Wednesday affirmed keeping in touch with 000 for the expense of the occasion. fined $1 and costs. examinations which have been cessful that not one h « been seen shall recommend that the year be M ar 1 * 2 andTs^haa” been determined the decree of the Circuit Court of ty opportunities. dreaded by a majority of them. in Key West in more than 3 weexs divided into four semesters of three nitlTlSH ENGINEBR8 TO Polk county in the case of C. M. Just turn to the Ha •Sexton Johnson, supervising During other winters at this Urns months each, the same pupils and nnon as the time for *ho celebra­ Boland, appellant, vs. Otto F. LAKE JONES MADE JUDGE STRIKE Want Ads now and i principal, has put into effect an of the year the local office of the teachers attending three semesters tion, and invitations will go out to Eitel and Norah H. Eitei, appel­ all points in Florida. many such offers arrangement whereby the students Red Cross has bad daily calls from in the year,” she states. Mir Tkr Associated l*rrs») ( ilr T he A ssoclatcil I’rr-s) lees. J. W. Brady and H. G. Tay­ thcro and, perhaps, will have to take much shorter these deadbeats .but Miss Clara LONDON. Jan. 17.—Strike of WASHINGTON, Jan. 17—Indi lor of Bartow .appeared for the CONCERT POSTPONED. very one you ara * British locomotive men who have cations wire given at the White tests which may come at any les- Powell, the executive ‘^reU ry appellees, and Olliphant and OlllMARKETS for will ca(ch your ays. refused to accept a reduction in House Thursday that the nomina­ *on period, thus make It necessary states that not one has called at ncr phant of Bartow for appellants. The ’ band concert which was for the pupils to go prepared at office for nearly a montn. wages authorised■by R railway , r wages tion of Lake Jonea of Jackaonvillc, CHICAGO, Jan. 17.—Wheat: postponed last Sunday on account nil times. Another departure from egin at midnight on to be additional faderal Judge for PHONE 148 You can say one thing for the board will begin of tad weather will be given Fri­ May, 1.09 1-4; July. 1.07 3-4 to 7-8. the horotofore monthly reports, pa He doesn’t call it Sunda;y.iaccording to announcement Florida would be submitted to the As a rule the citizens who “try day evening if the weather per­ hold-up man. Corn: May, 70 3-8. Senate by President Coolidge. rents will be notified by a person­ to run cTerything t are the only made W(ednesday noon. “economic pressure." mits. Oats: May, 47 7-8. al le tter, of any unsatisfactory ones willing to do the work. work done by their children. w A g H i N o r o y i o a. i i r r n r T t t a—sitotod n » §Sr“ ANOTHER COLD STOCKHOUJERS WAVE SPREADS ‘ VALUE: THROUGH WEST . S Cruiser Tacoma Runs Aground Near Vera Cruz Washington News. .Romantic Side of American Business Is Thorpe’s Theme A • » •'m ‘ v~.' �^ T o Ic a T ■TOT v 'v T v Name Received WINS * I ---- ---------------------------------------------- :--------------------- THE $25. 00 P R I Z E ' IN A FIELD OF 253 NAMES SUBMITTED % --------- :------ ----------------------- ------------------------— - We have selected this name because: It is so simple; so iu ll of suggestion; so applicable to this beautiful Eastern section—a name not commonly used. It carries a pleasant atmosphere—something very definite to live up to. Our hearty thanks and appreciation are due every one. o f the 253 who have helped us with these suggestions and to Mrs. Wight we are doubly indebted tor this ideal name ------------ H A R R Y T . B O D W E L L ------------CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS THIS WEEK IN SANFORD include an attractive entrance arch of Moorish design and stucco con­ struction, with passageways for automobiles and pedostruins. The automobile display building the largest in the group, contains more than 15,500 square feet of floor space . Seminole County Ships 41 Cars o f Cel^Ty Tuesday J. K. Smith, proprietor of the Smith's Bnrlmr Shop, is confined to his homo on account of serious :11 Wednwdi Of the 62 carloads of celery TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 10. meeting ] ____Regular _ Club, 8 ness. Mr. Smith was taken s i: • —Pocnns shipped from Florida on Tuesday, arc growing in popular­ Tuesday morning nnd Is reported » p. m. * ity and importance in Florida. Its 41 were from the colcry fields of ’ Weekly luncheon Kiwanis Club, have been suffering with high fe­ culturo promises to become n Seminole county, according to fig­ ver. no was resting somevnu: 12:15 Valdez Hotel. major industry in tho northern ures given out Wednesday by F. ensier Wednesday. Thursday. half of the state, according to the H. Scruggs, in charge ,.f the mar­ Weekly dinner Association of State Agricultural Experiment ket service department maintain­ ' AT THE MILANE Business Women, 7:30 Valdez ed here by the United State Agri­ Hotel. When the final curtain dropped cultural Department. Other cel­ • Regular meeting Eastern Star, on the opening night performance ery shipments for the day were: Masonic Hall, H p. m. of “The Last Warning" at the California 47 nnd New York 11. Recital auspices St. Agnes Guild, Klnw Theatre a year ngo, Michael The report showed the U. S. No. Goldreycr, aged 25 and the pro­ 8 p. m., Congregational Church. 1 grade of Golden Selfhlanching' ~ ................. Friday........................ ducer of the biggest laughter nov­ is bringing $2 per crate of the Weekly luncheon Chamber of elty hit in town, sought out his nilregulation size. ent partner, Michael Mindlin. Commerce, 12:15, Hotel Valdez. Cclrry shipments made from the Regular meeting Knight Tem­ Mindlin is 20 yenrs old. The Goldentirq United.States for the pres-1 plars 7:30. reyer Michael evidently wus anx­ ent season total 15,871 cars, with ious. > Subscription Bridgo benefit of .'138 cars of that number being K. of C. Hall, 3 p. m., Mrs. F. E. -W .il, Mike,” he said finally, "I from tho new crop of Florida think you can take u chance. I celery. talked to a couple of people who REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS saw the show. Front now on I CIIILDREN'8 FATAL DISEASES think we ont.” _____ Jan. 15 _ Mindlin’* prediction came true. Worms nnd parasites in the in-1 Lizzie Trcsher ct al to J. E, The two young men had endured tcstincs of children undermine Burtlett and wife. actual hardship and overcame health and so weaken their vitality j L. II. Connelly nnd wife to J, seemingly insurmountable obstacles that they are unable to resist the | W. Snow. in their efforts to launch “The lout ready to receive the roots of the diseases so fatal to child life. The i • Alice E. Hill to W. C. Hllk trees und start them off growing Warning. Then, in a single night W. L. Begun et ul to Samuel I. they were transplanted from oh- under the best possible circum­ safe course is to give a few doses of White’s Cream Vermifuge. It Conver. • scurity nnd indigence to fame and stances. T. A. Grccnlenf and wife to An­ affluence when the production After the soil has been condi- destroys and expels the worms I without the slightest injury to the! nette E. Hinds. hounded into immediate and endur­ ttoned, the holes should be staked health or activity of the child. Price A. C. Gindcr and wife to Agnus ing popularity. off not Iohs than <10 feet each way. F. Ilowk nnd George T. Potoo I ccamt are transplanted during 35c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. Julian Meres and hushund to Os> FOIt HOME AND STABLE car Ford. » Tt , ^ faUfl I ne extraordinary Boroznne DEMOLAY MEETS TONIGHT treatment for fish wounds, cuts, sores, galls, burns nnd scalds is Tho local chapter of DeMolay Just as effective in the stable ns will hold a conclave Wednesday in the home. Horse flesh heals night at 7:30 o’clock at the Mnum- with remarkable speed under its jc Hall. The Dcinolay degree will iKiwerful influence. The treatment be conferred upon several candi­ is the same for animals ns for uaianee the top and the root, fuvdates. All Master Masons and hunuins. First wash out infectious oriiitf the latter to Home extent. Knights Tonipiur arc cordiully in- gornis with liquid Burozonc, nnd the Boroznno Powder completes RIG BUILDING BOOM the healing process. Price 'liquid) GliTIb, Jan. 16—Construction PRISONERS TAKEN TO KAI- ."0e, GOc und 61.20. Powder .TOc in Lake county during 1023 to­ nnd 00c, Bold by Union Pharmacy. taled lour million dollars, accord­ SOLIOItMONMTHt ItlAWTHEATRENtWYCM , FOHII ing to r. survey made by the coun­ Ten jmsonern convicted in the ty chamber of Commerce. These circuit court which met in Sanford “Aside from being a mysfigures represent an increase of n last week, were taken Wednesday million dollnrb over the previous tcry play. T he Last Warn­ morning to the* state* prison farm at year. Dividing :he work into ing’ is the last word in t Rnlford to begin their sentence* Tour clussos, it U shown that ranging from three months to 10 schools, churches, libraries, und stage thrillers. It has more years. Deputy Rogers of the pris­ other public buildings erected emit lhan T he Bat’ and T h e Cat on farm had charge of the prison•i!)21,3;;0: stores, theatres and :»nd Canary’ combined nnd small factory buildings, 075,700 is more plausible than ‘The dwellings, apartment houses, ho­ NOVEL SCHEME tel i. 81,2(55,278; service stations, Monster,’ so that is that.” Interesting liome.eekur. in the garages, burns, $IGl/>00; kaolin —Philadelphia Eve. Ledger. possibilities of Sanford and Semi­ jdunt, packing houses, alterations nole county is the object of the Itolirrt f. Itrnrhtr> lu l.ifr landscaping, etc, »G30J)5G, a total Seminole Development Cnnipuny, “t on rnn’t ml*.-, *Thr |„ , | ot 83,664,870, exclusive of reports UNrninie' recently formed by a number of lo­ mill *tlll In, rlalm i„ from several towns ar.d outlying a d business men. The firm hH* communities. leased an exhibit booth at Mndisoi Square Garden in New Y'ork for coldest months, and brings its the exposition next month. List­ share of coughs, colds and hoarse- |n ing* are being received on ull T#kt’ FOLEY’S HONEY ti classes of city nnd country prop­ AND TAR COMPOUND ut the . erty. R. C. Maxwell and Chax. first sign of a cough or cold, us it 3 L. Britt ure getting the listings loosens the phlegm and quickly together. This udveiti/yig fea­ brings relief to the inll imed mem­ ture is a sepurnto proposition from branes of the throat. “Y’our the Chamber of Commerce exliilii* HONEY' AND TAR COMPOUND which will ho held at the same nn.*i clone wonders for my father, time. who hud an awful rough. Ho iV feeling lltjo now," writes Nicola <n ST. ONES GUILD uonzales, Cucro, Texas. Sold ev­ Monduy afternoon the annual erywhere. Tern given by the St. Agnes Quild A cordial invitation i.s extended to will be given nt the 3:30 p. r.i. GERA, Jan. 10-*-Boy* of wellyou to view our advunced modes for a t the homo of Mr. Willis McKee to-do families are being urged by 1 on Onk Ave. with Mf. McKee and their school teacher to aid their Spring. Mrs. Chris Matthews us hasten. more unfortunate 'school mulct. ‘ * All members und friends of the The teachers have asked the boy4 * Quild are asked to he present and to bring a breakfast to school each the members are reguested to morning »«» that the boys who have bring or send in the yeur’s dues. laid none may he fed. : • complete list of events togef with rules and names of jodj „ WEST PALM BEACH, Jan. 16— and are urging that the Scoots' Every troop in the council is oxpcctcd to take part in the annual gin practicing for co:mpetitio^ field meet here early in Feb. for Sarasota—Construction of the East Coast Council, Boy Scouts of America. Officials in charge of "Sunset Apartments” boil the event are planning to issue a nearing completion. . Community We call your attention to our mortgage loan account of $213,900.00. •41 In 1908 we opened for business, with no capital, and very little encouragement, our sole assets were hope, f t *’ - • - *- J on a rock, and desire to be of service to our community, ASSETS L IA B IL IT IE S Cash on hand...................................... Loans on mortgage security................ Loans on stock security..................... Due on installment stock.......... $ 83,603.39 Fully paid stock............ .............. 116,500.00 Furniture and Fixtures....................... Dividends on stock....................... 2,903.38 Delinquent interest and premium...... Bills payable................................. 17,500.00 Insurance and taxes due frpm bor rowers ...................................... Contingent or reserve fund...... 1,077.89 Undivided profits .......... 4,696^2 E xpense................................ $226,280.88 ‘ t. A 1 *1 •ono* 11'-1 • ' "" ‘V ”f m> knowliidg.'anil Mubscrlhetl un.l sworn (HUAI.) *s.: $226,280.88 - nm Mo,7V° "um<‘l1 Association, it» solemnly swear that the „i,„v i,ef„r,. \ M„ 16|h (lnv of Januaryi ,924. •'!> <oiiinilsslon expire* April lO^lj'll. " Notary - i we still have the same valuable assets,* A N D —First mnrttrmrp loan* plopei'ty ln our m ow ing and prosperous city am ounting-*) $213,900 Your Investm ent In Building & L e a h Stock is Secure We pay Eight per cent interest New Spring QUALITY SH O P 8COCT FIELD MEET i SANFORD �#ft4i :iw ••J - f r a ,: the foUowidg program Invitations: dancing, and th e - jb y o t decorated In the . churches, tw ttBI n d U lH and Washington at .Tampa. This (he light fahtastk" was Come Trip R as yon go. ' If you h a w n t clab, flame. Favors By MOSES FOLSOM ofiba and homes, and StI road • * ..... h for the pleas­ Is the largest number of trains !<• color of t ed only lory* enough pltMGo the light fantastic toe ’ rye o r rap i crop, ' e \ camp della _______________________ cr beforo known uro or hearing Miss EUxobeth improvements. The total cost In Jack Frost win nip yoyr core, m late th a n . never. the segregate .runs Into'very largo in flame p a p e r,---....— Rogers' W. Baboon, the well . f t ’° ^ n a U & iS s figures. Florida Is growing os Tho Ilo-he aftb Were miniature, between the old cow** scene will bo all bound with; j p; khown sUtUtfeUh- of Massaehu-1 rtWulted In the fa n ip a jin g In $$,- nover beforo In IU history. There in the ijands of tho setts d^id Florida. L» of tho opln- 01)0,009 an£ 4,00^,580 persona raw is more good stock on the forms, a s k * * . . voriubic A philosopher i*' • 1 leagues during ames in these and agriculture Is maintaining it­ bomid « m» Members of the dub rating fp. bay to opwc* the distance ion that 1924 will not be a boom lie past ccaaon. S S IS I * * who sit* near a self, even with s slump In price* of ucsts upon theirAarrival. year, but conditions will improve iteases wore Mlsae# Vera Br Small tho speaker, “be reduced » The He says tho impresalort is that * In loi room’ A Paul ■lonps livened the °ve^ ^ ^ ^ ^ v T i i t o c w , ” helma Phil- and writes* merriy k*Di $ i^uT w hon completed will be presidential umuM1*11'. VIWtIUH ivitles to a rpaiked dc-1 >•«. t 4 \ Wilder, Hon- • coal shortage. snow!nimr’s fostlvitioa election JVU years inter­ tlmatcd that tho Southern states, suit has been that many millions the hour hour was growing jj Ba*. Annie g WIIV NOT HAVE FRESH VEGE­ , fore with businoss. On tho con•i«feVVeiicctiV.cr the glitter of Ingree, and the was growing six mile* lonf ond built ot f0n> with butlne**, On ..Harts *""*«*——* "■ --- -havo nearly 40 per cent of the] of dollars have been spent for adhas a l»hpd of 83 performers. Ho gTATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN rttmorablu biilliunt lights. The has- ,h to ore tho c tho olecTABLES EVERY DAY | . wo jallllon dollars a n ! tra ry business Influences question FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE rtUnorablo wooded area and about 25 per cent ditlonal terminal facilities to a x -c u x 5 X iu i* a a M lx i I- ^Oit 01 ____ I » t^.. 19 (By Ruby F. Cooper) of th4 saw timber of the United handto a greater tonnage than over FOR WOMEN, TALLAHASSM. M a n c e t N e w s im portant j i T ^ " » W ' one fine Jan. 16.—With the return of -tl States. This means a good show- before. Mnrfy new rati lines havo E . A. STROUT FA R M A G EN C Y No vegetable* taste ns Rood ns forever ..nt, thousand students 'to the collfge Is due George S. Gandy the tendency is to turn things • P'0*0. thot, J 8 B' wnya those grown In your own pardon, w the need of It 20 OVOr. . j popnlnr with ovety one. I s tl i cftrtr a delightful holiday rfe " i.® ° l urp«T»*o ^ who saw MARKET QUOTATION FOR Offices New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, out the Michtcst hesitation, is preparation is being made for the punch Surveyors began recently organized on the thermore. the lands cut over thirty marine Is making great strides tn dltdccVlC50l $3oSnCy *30° ’ and fresh vegetables should form WED. JAN. 16 uankoil with snow. ' “ I. defy anyone i„ Scvrmihco Rlvor.” W ork"in connection with tho were Jiojtesso* on Mon-r hue, Pittsburgh, Kanzaa City, Jacksonville, Detroit, years ngo are coming Into new. building ships to carry nerlshnblo mid-teim Chi;lstmas schedule^ to The Florida State Museum a part of your daily diet. The college orchestra played jcc- 1 campus were .hoiUSoOS That It begin Tuesday, Jan. 22. Few Tomatces: Fin. 3, Bahamas 1, 1 January and February is the * * on with a ' growth, aided in Some localities by j products which have herctofcro Poll: County Arranges __ located a t tho university at Gabies t o i,um up'his. nose at It. roved ^ rtro ute in 1015-_______ r.v selections, end seon the merry!d»y afternoon, on e. taming Canada. List your property with us and receive the Baltimore (Cloudy, 39 above) hy teachers make a practice of ex­ 7-y honor car Cuban by boat, demand good (By P. D. Dujurt) I for a $200 allowance on a car, dna reforestration. Many millions of • been transported exclusively by o f;lmi bW°mo ° standard la provedcan villo. and has a large collection “ mntors were gliding off into a movie party, and aupfccr, In 1 oik imu * » i~ “ ^, — ■ —r*advcrtiiifiK campaign covering tho United SUtoa and Cabbape: Fla, 4, new stock 4 for good stocks, supplies liberal, time to prepare seed beds and the makers were Plans for Birthday tfv ? ! th a t even great Euron A feder.il state certificate Issued i to decay nnd off grade stock. Thu acres of piho forest, risen from rail. an cepting students from these trials, Tt,. loss from Insect pcaln and specimens of products belonging to >l^c I*1' diseases ___ _ !■ arm on track Including broken market about steady. Fin. 6s turn­ soil for the garden. le ami a ml £nihavo taken its HH malu Sy icgirdlein of their record, and dreamy waltz,,, then a fox trot, and j of five r.cw members. ada. No charge or obligation. Listing agreement 1«»re* Wo are living In a great ago and Lant Is IvtpmnftiniF Increasing and it the mineral,. vegetable limbs tlonal Prohibition, ' _ ani 1composers ■applies light, demand moderate, ing wrapped fancy count $4.50, Florida arc usunll hSToovcs the general public to be mal kingdoms cf tho state, to and worked It into fantasies for prdctically all will have nn oppor­ __ every If thoso old boys of bygono cen­ free to sell youreolf or list with othsr agencies. movement light, market unsettled $1.75, choice $3.75, Nassau 6s count not to kill most ■■■■XBiraeCRRBBCBnBKMaanMBRMM® *5SJVntly on guard. New kinds gether with data and specilhens tho violin, and the orchestra.” Su­ tunity to prove their fitness as perity to; turies would awake and tako a TALLAHASSEE, Fla., wannee river is the unofficial song Fla. 1 1-2 bushels, hampers, point- $3.75, choice $2.75, 216s $1.50. introduced relating to the history of early students of the college. ■ given the protection the South. *.»»— Floridn stands first...In peep a t the way we are -p r o,p es«ime duuw, -------------, Florida Thursday win ■ I */n?rouble arc being F. C. JlacMAHON, Representative ad type $1/5, $2.00.i. N, 8t. Louis (Cloudy, 33 above) N. Y. bulk ton IjLiTabroad regardless to the vig- people snd industries. Animal of Florida. It appears in oomo Athletic events are nt a stand­ ................. there 1» no excuse for Floridn pen­ nient nt the time of loading; it do- ; port. Buyer accepted the cor ot pine timber resources with almost,ingIngtodnv. today,thev theywould wouldImmedin Immediately rc3t of lho count . ‘ ' hooka wider the jicading ’’The Old Danish $.10.00, $.15.00, few hipher. Cabbage: Fla. 1, N. Y. 1, Wis, ile not having early vegetables. soribes the loading; nnd it certi­ the original price. Was that cer­ 20 million ncrcs in 1920., Any piece, Milan* Theatre BMg. £nce ol tho authorities. Tho anreports are printed and person in­ still, but following exams, the base­ Dent tneir 10 piece, beat their sworus swords imo Into piowannrcs plowshares th hlrth.l™ ’ in cc*«l . ■ Lettuce: Fla. 4, Cal. 1. Arts. 1, 8, Minn. t. Tex. 1,27 cars on track, i tificate worth the price of inspec­ of land th at docs not produce in 'a n d their spears into pruningmst to growers and consum- terested can get information by Folks ot Home.” ball, season will open, nnd at its have a variety of vegetables, fies to tho condition nnd the grade . °‘ m,tional pi ■applies liberal, demand fair, move­ including broken, demand moderate ; |n th(1 Snnfonj in Kh School most of the praduco loaded, I i runs n t into o cnormous^figures. writing for it. Florida has a room tion. 8 P. M. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18 close with the selection of the tomai other way, it might be well for'hooks and join with us in develop- l Jon* w*‘h o0 or more comat ment light, market dull, Fla. 1 1-2 movement araggy, marget "’c^ k ln ll the year nnd we would liko to ' Tho certificate is issued by a — know what wlH,. __ When cars arc hough or sold F. any ono ____ little in the Confederate museum at ing tho farms and groves and in throughout the Under the Auspices of the farm ers of the South to soe The flne of .h o U n l.cd S U t c , , b ^ l rtate plaB Prices declining with Wisconsin _ i. doing to tho cotton crop, Richmond. Va., to which there is fir'i bashels hampers. Big Boston best have more of the parents and trained Inspector, who knows the O. R. on a basils of U. S. N. 1 the that it is planted to pine trc6s dustrlal enterprises of the South. ceremonies for the 11 1 I„1W 1when tno 1, day and, wntor sports seal must bo displays, daily, . .. ai .ucco«jion £1.25, *ew P°°r l°w 08 75c,' nnd New York bulk per ton $25.00 friends visit the Garden of Cqlory 1grades nnd condition or produce shipper delivered tho stock that which it T H E STETSO N STU D EN TS’ A ID A SSO C IA T IO N n legislative appropriation of $100 Cooperation is being shouted will not only make an Idlo there are When thousand* offind destrucweather perraita, from n staff upon fol^ n ?_ r“P d imany of iH>J L crates Ircbcrp, mostly around $35.00, mostly $.10.00. Floridn 1 1-2 Avenue. We may be able to sug- and who Is entirely disinterested was bought, should assume all thereai« cording to an n o u n ce rn ^ t? !' nests. you any__ annually. Tho Florida room con­ from every housetop nnd to mnko ., __ , ---^ U’ne'/nv-, !• Al . * ^ stato canitol cupitol county courthouse .P0/students bushel hampers, Wakefield $1.90. gest something to you and we need in the produce or the o:|uipmc:r. transit risk. If tho car gets into piece of property productive but HV-r .Minx your nlanta plants or find find tains ___ many interesting relics of tho state enjoyed a- Jround of a ■** WTi* business Bound for oar posterity It}*?* "orders in the ranks off Itit* upon ono building of eachl state ed­ tho -Tomatoes: No. C 1 arrivals, 2i Lettuce. Fla. 3, Arls. 6, 26 cars on your suggestions. The certificate ia nn unbiased stftte- trouble, is that the fault of the will add much to the beauty of the should not only apply ns between Women a Christian T«n {{[iSJ withering, writrf full partlcu- the civil war. social events during tho Yuletido * old home place. ucational institute, ond upon every saason. th,ey. returned to on track including broken, ox- track inrluding broken demand stute plant board You should test your seed for meat of fact determined by ex­ shipper? to the state boaru n t . I school, v e -g the farm ers nnd growers but should In summing up all the resources Union. Chapters of that ^ county public echoed building In fleshed, nnd eager to partlcipnto, «s and boat receipts light, dc- slow, movement drnggy, marget germination beforo planting, in or- aml.nntlon of a number of samples In other words If the farm er dc­ rllnsville. The prosperity of our A now mgp of the Old Spanish ■ be cultivated and brought to pan* nd good for good stock, market dull Arlr. and Cal. Imperial Vnl- ^ to t o i • gooil s t a ^ / Small taken! tion will lend in the celcbnZH . livers n bona-fide stock as bought of our beautiful Floridn ns well ns and country depnda upon Trail from St. Augustine, Fla., to Florida, except when tho Institu­ In the whirl u( affairs that have ■ tion or school la dozed for vacation firm for good stock; Fla. 6s green ley Cal. crates. Iceberg 3s nnd 4s seed may he tested on a stone, l This certificate can he used for nnd insures it with a governmen our nearby sister states, all would as between the shippers nnd our *^! |n this direction. It ia tho San Diego, Cal., has just been isPerhaps the most elaborats * coat. is to he paid from tho filled the calendar of the Pn"*’;* Wrapped and turning wrapped fan­ $2.25, $2.50 mostly $2.35, 2:50. Fla. Those that pop havo vitality; the! the settlement of claims; of this ] inspection certificate ought to he come to naught If it were not for great lines of transportation. Wo SSaration of experts that tho fu- rued. I t passes through 513 The that havo been outlined forth*, must take a broad view of tho general upkeep fund. Consult N. Y. crates Big Boston $1.50. our grout systems of tram pnrtncy $4.00, few $4.50, $5.00; choice contest for the possession qf cities, townn nnd villages, truve.**- ^ . dond ones burn. Large seed m n y ^ u tth e ear. and fcs a basis for hd* | responsible lo r tho condition of that K Xonl i 1207*of p ar-lg Bcnns: 1 hronken car on track, be tested by rneam; of a rag dot justmont with the buyer If an nd- enr when it arrives on the market. tion, upon whoso shoulders we cast problems before us today and Deck casolon call for n county-wide B 91.76, $2.00, few $2.50. i^un iso i ui Chnptei'1Tho'flrst ^ ^of *hc?e ?jvoncnjoyaWe on. Monday ,g {dearth will not ho between men era on routo eight stales, shown ‘ ccll°Ua to create a friendly relation by lilmrul supplies, demand anil move­ t cipatlon by cities nml coma? 5, of Code of 1020. the burden o f . distributing our . ! A re-nd lustment of our marketing Squash: Cukes: Peas: Practitester, Thfs con: ists in rolling the 1Justmont Is necessary. ^ men, but between men and Indevotions nbovo sou lovol, nnd evening, at 11:30 o’clock nt ,the ■ ment modcruto, marget steady. Fin seed in n wet cloih nnd placing f * rally no supplies on market. Jlr.ny claims are made by,un- j system is not to bo accomplished stately pines to tho various polnt-i thoughtfully considering the mnt- ties In Polk county. _—. L.. m. Anna A*irn Mnv gives mucli other valuable infor­ irym. by \T! Mins May TrnrV. Tracy, iinn . " sects The holiday ironic?, of _ Florida l ; ,{ i Strawberrbles: Fla. 1, 1 enr on 7-8 bushel hampers, best pack $3. the roll in a warm location. In scrupulous buyers nt the market nt an instant but m ust 'gome about of the compnss to assist In tho ters of freight rates, enr supply, In that county, according to i mation, Altogether, it is lho most newapapors were fine npcclmcns honor of the members’of the junior a •• i it. st P ■ track unbroken, express receipts $3.15. express $2.50, $2.75. nbout ten days open it and ealeu- end. Many of these clnim.s nro ;through tho adoption of progressive building of our grent cities, and to refrigeration service, and the ninny Lora S. LaMance, national or The enw Pennsylvania Sugar | Interesting of the'national highclass, 75 or morn members of the a Cukes: Supplies light, demand late the percentage tho printing art. Every city nnd light, demand poor,' market dull. Only ; business methods between the fnr- carry our farm anil grove products’ other .ramifications of transporta- Izer nnd lecturer of the \V L of sprouted : unjust ami unreasonable. •111 on the cnpltr.l, 10 mlloa (rom j ways. Copies of tho mnp can. he mnrket, seed. __ .;3 Fla. reefers holdovers mostly 40c, end movement limited, to all sections of the world to bo tion, the lifeblood of commerce. U. 35 communities will join «T. the other day wired a ! mcr nnd the men with whom he '. . . a buyer . Ulimi has a height of 90 feet had hy addressing tho Old Span:S !r«luart. dull, Fla. bushel hampers various immense ccicbrntinn at Uktin made into dainty dishes for tho • -------------------------lot *is dealing. Another important point to c o n -, shiper of oranges ................ in this distru i frontage of 400 feet and u width ' ......................... Irh Trail Association, San Anton­ • Bern Beans: ...... Express receipts light,. varieties $6.00 sustennnee of the millions. The CHILDREN'S FATAL DISEASES Each community will put on aa I 100 feet. The equipment is tho io, Tex. is n fertile soil. Well rotted ' -----------------------------------------*— Eggplant: Supplies moderate, shier demand good, mnrket firm, Fin. dividual celebration nt home i Pannnin canal brought a grent imstable manure is one of the best “ .i moiicrn modern and white sugar will bushel hampers, green $2.75, $3.00, demand and movement very slow, fertilizers known. It raises the iity of middle nnd northwestern ....................... _ _ _____________ Worms and parasites in the fn- thon join in nn immense motor! A now map of Floridn issued by Sturncd out ready for the trade. m arket dull. Floridn pepper crate temperature of the soil uni! thus g h * “higher. * _____ testifies of children undermine from pll that section into I the department of ugriculturc at SL investment nmountr, to a sum soll gradually being exhausted, the' trn ports. When the short cut to Eggplant: __ Express rccipts mod 36s nml larger, $4.00 $4.50; small­ hastens growth. Most Floridn health and fo weaken their vitality land. There n general jollife^. in excess of three million dollars Taialidsrcc. in ready for distribu­ prospects for constantly enlarging, from the Atlantic to the Puriflc Pacific he •rate, demand slow, marget dull, er size.! $3.00. soils need n heavy application and demands upon the South for fcrtil- was completed, cliniinntlng several, *hat they are unable_lo.resist Jtho b scheduled to be held during L It will be nblo to handle about 1,900 tion. Mnny new tenturo* sue ad­ Peppers: Supplies liberal, mnr­ this F la.‘ pepper erntes fancy $2.25, afternoon nnd ngnin at night .should be thoroughly mixed Izer are altogether evident. We| thousand miles voyngo nnd bringdiscares so fatal to rhild life. The ions of cane dally, with an output ded dec this year compared with the ket steady, Fla. crates $2.50. “3.00, coico $1.75, $2.25. ' at issue. The Everglades, Fcdwith the soil. Use commercial fe r­ During the Lakeland metd* of approximately 180 pounds of jlar, also know th a t the South is being, ing the Orient nnd Pacific c o n sti snfo rmirse is to give a few doses Berries: Supplies, demand nml tilizers at intervals during the ____ Peppers: No C. 1 arrivals, 1 'orcat Reservations and State raarrtTh*h>at m> and tllfopprar f"rt* •urir to tho ton. Thin initial cni oral Forest the different communities xiR railed upon stronger every year ports many days nearer the great • ol White’s Cream Vermifuge. It broken can on track, express re­ movement moderate, murket sternly crowing period us n top drdsscr • _Mimk Vn Qnltlll I given . an, opportunity itar terprisc monnr. 'much lo South Parks nru outlined for the first Has Compltely Cured Unsc.i o f | e'u*»i vi>^iitv<-ly m a r v e l o u s h o w | for more fruits and all varieties of industrial and agricultural ---------center*. destroys worms _______ ____agricultural . . - .and ..expels ., the . ,, . . . . of —_ * ceipts light, demand fair, market Fin. reefers 50c quart. stimulate rapid growth. Florida—tho beginning of u great time. Tho .stiitistical information vegetables. Now is the time for of the Southern states, many sh ip - 1without the slightest injury to the r.ome feature of the entertain! Several Years’ Standing in from | ppccillly It acts. IUi--«h«-i1 ro'h-f ofSquash, Pens: Light supplies. to Cabbage, / t dull, movement slow, Fla. crates is very complete, altogether tho cnuliflowcr, Collnrd c o m e s n f l i r tho lint* o f th o O rst D which will best display its IU gar industry for tho ntate. pers awoke to the fact that nilhealth or activity of the child. Price ....................... nil men of tho soil to nwnkc to Three to F.idht !>r)r\ Guar tvn Tomatoes: Unchanged. $2.25, $2.50, few $2.75; 2 fluicv1$2.25,------------ choice • n p n p o stto rv evon In c a s e s w ith j i r o - i " most comprehensive map ever got­ LLOYD C. BEnOUT, eggplant, lettuce, pepper, tom ato By Mrs, LaMance stated. vantage lay in routing goods for ffjcSold by Union Pharmacy, thior opportunities nnd the day is $1.50, $2.00. Atlanta (clear, 42 nbove) anterd by All Druggists and all f itm* Mof.Iini; th at Im v o fi’hIhI imI uil onion seed can be grown in Gordon Nye, who atarted F lo r­ ten out by any htsste for general Traffic Manager. not fnr distant when fortune will the west coast of South America k n o w n tr«*iiunont«: o f l e n a r t ^ r «»*»-• g Berries: Mostly around 40 anil Philadelphia . (Cloudy, 40 abovet Good Druggista. circulation. Credit is due Messrs. the reed bed in Jununry. Cover ** w m u lo r lu l rcnuIlM H• ida Miami's beautiful magazine, A proper survey of resources eration, really wonnerisi shino upon them in many ways ns ami the Orient through such ports j ■ Lettuce: I * Fla. 7, Cal. 7, Arix. quart. McRae, Mayo nnd Brooks for their three-quarters of nn inch. Plant hren tieeumpllshed. u I tomo four years ago, huB sold con­ rvihaiM tho inont nmaslnw rtlji- hnvu Oranges: Box mostly $2.50, your beets, carrots, rnddish, tu rn ­ which produce wealth has less to the whole world ia watching the ns New Orleans, Galveston, Mo­ u 1, 42 cars on track Including Imikvery excellent work. Copies arc o,ivory o f rrcoat yearn In tho noli! The discoverer of this truly won- g com I trolling interest la It to a do with recovered values than with _____ _____ __ w_____ __ bile, Savannah, Jacksonville and United States in general nnd the bulk $1.40 bushel. W On, supplies liberal, especially West llerful silled mice lies Instructeil t] ips, mustard, parsley, parsnips, etc the ,if m xllclno Ir tho discovery that ilrugglots which Frank O. Ballard is sent free to applicants. tliu untouched UIIVUUVIIVU vwmi,ii*i' **• .........» uw III Ul contents of mine,!| m growth of the Southern states in Tnmpn. The shorter rail h a u l; all over the country to n G rapefruit: Box $2.00, $2.25, as ‘ #rn, demand slow, market weak. I*liM run now ho ilUCCOflFfUliy KiinranteD MOAVA ShOfTV C k IU early as possible, if not nlready president, Charles A. Sperry cdl­ Ht'l'POHITOItlKtt P forest, strenm and soil. The treas-j purticular. from the middleswcstern cities to A'- _ Fla. fair to ordinary. I 1-2 bushels bulk $1.50 bushel. N in e o f th e big b aseb all c lu b s j t r e a t e d " m l m r i d n t a In every cnne of ldlnil. Ideedlng or . H planted. Brussel Sprouts, cnhbnge v i ur o Phillips managing! ures supplied by Nnturo to the j Prominent in the South’s poten- the Southern ports than to EastBeans: $2.50, $.1.00. v . Hampers Big Boston $1.00. Fla. N. I v/undorf'.il su listn n cp cn llod Kscnrole, Bomnne nnd Icttuco may South were donated with so Invish tinl wealth above ground is its ern ports of the N orth was also a iShor"11\Vo' nro glaU 'to n ote th a t | have chosen Florida as training Thin Hiihaluncc In tho form of n lirotrudliu: piles. In fact aoes so U w Y. crates 75c, $1.00. Cal. Imperial Squnrsh: No ileninml. FEEDS - remains t___ _ f-fritindedii ftnrintp llio ntminir nnnunn mi to sayv thnt he doeanl w n n tjg To save or not to save—depends be set also in January. Mr -five us__ associutc grounds during the coming ncanon. nililio'dtory even lit cases with pro­ farrent n hand thnt other sections of our j large ucreage of forest land, par-(great factor behind the shift of j Peppers: Crates $2.00. 5 Yallcy crates $2.00, $2.20, Am. of any sufferor'a money,!" hy Its s o u t h i n g , h e a t rectum when Every effort should be made to »!r The lirst issue of Floridn unj Of the National League, New York i. u n le s s it H : ;wt crates $2.40, $2.50. Cabbage: Fla. Wnkefielil, de­ have new vegetables every day. fine United States seem almost to ticularly of yellow pine. It is cs-1 much traffic to the South. Thu relim action nil pain and soreness l« ' cvro In in.; Feed of All Kinds i»10 new £r?l; der the new management management soumls will he at iiarasota; Cincinnati at a lla y e d m i d th e n hy d i r e c t c . i . t a . i . ;d.N-|. el% o.o. t h a t U cclaimed fo r, Jj have been slighted. This refers of ^ j Cabbage: Fla. .1, Culm 4, S. C. 1 mand good, crates $3.00. largely on the woman. Orlando; St. Louis at Ilradcntown This can be done by planting new with the ulcerR nnd piles causes1It.—All I)uit.aistR. the slogan. All for Florida. Al *2 43 cars on track including broken, ::.’s odg g l nr$0.-7Q,cJ, hr h ones between the rows every week course to particular products, such Brooklyn at Clearwater, Philadel­ Poultry, IJcrsc and Dairy the Time." Let th at he the united tB 3 a a s a ? r.',T<r'!iRxxsaa9Nxx.'«BHi<RZCB , .i how supplies light, demand modns, iron, coni, petroleum, sulphur, phia a t Leesburg nnd Boston nt St. or two. Lets hope every one will graphite, B gpirit of Floridn. ■ orate, market stendy. Fla. 1 1-2 bu. Campaign of Winter mica, lend anil zinc nnwmglg The thrifty w ife can manage to save something J 1’oternburg. Of the American take more pride in tho home g a r­ “YOUR MONEY HACK IF YOU S hatnpers, pointed tyi>c mostly $1.50 the minerals; tremendous stn n d sleach week no m atter how small the pay envelope den. Give the vegetables the plnce widely and - x 8.V C. Wakefield fuir $1.25, $1.50. J, 0. Spottawood, nf yellow pine nnd oak timber; ARE NOT SATIFIED** P ark Post Closes they should have. “ -.EhGEiB.s&n.'© ^C’te .e s a s .tf x ’e SS favorably known in Florida, for of the wage earner. . uppllcs liberal, demand slow, land so fertile that experts cal­ “ 8 weak, N. Y. hulk per ton many years live stock claim a g e n t; PHONE YOUR / •w Z 5 market TWO DAYS— MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JAN. 21*22 b b culated the present volume u? farm , ■ TAXICAB SERVICE Thu salesmanship campaign of the East Coast railway, nnd who ; - Danish $25.00, $27.00 few lower, ' products could be doubled under H A K E YOUR UVE STOCK MY DIVIDENDS Nights at 8:30—Tuesday Matinee at 3 e g which has been put on for the past JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 1C—T ax­ OUR SPECIALTIES Keening house has rightly heen called “tho world’s could amicably adjust differences! Cukes: arrivals, ■ no —-- — —- -No --- curlot .............» ■“ WANT ADS intensive methods; ami finally, hut DIG SHOW OF MYSTERY of opidlon us to rdxorbuckj and w cars on track, supplies very light several months by the Winter l’nrk icab service for city officials whose nevertheless important, mnny beau­ greatest nnterpritfe.” And because this honk rec­ duties require It has been authoriz­ Post, came to a close on Saturday Durocs and scrubs und Jerseys, demand good, mnrket strong, Fin. Direct to The Herald, tiful rivers whose maximum energy ognize.! the importance of woman’s task, it pro­ B«ina an 85 % Crain Ration, is thr moitrrto* night after whnt the management The World’s Greatest Myatifier Traveling in Specially necond to none died suddenly Dec. - bushel crates very few sales $1.50 declares, to bo one of the best ed by the city commission on u harnessed fnr industrial use would s Maine Grown Seed Potaties, all varieties, Beans, Cukes, office for quick und ilc ‘ as writ as the brst balsncfd nomical. 3 to 2 vote. The step was taken vides special faculties for them. Our women 31. while on a hunting trip In * $5.30. Built Auloniobilcs. §5,000 Stage Setting. produce more horsepower than the B horse feed on the m arket. courteuus service. Re­ Georgia. He was ono of the early i at Peppers: No C. 1. arrivals, 3 campaigns ever undertaken by that ns a temporary solution of a prob­ whole country possesses today. patrons havo alw ays found the utmost in courtesySquash, English Peas nnd all Kinds of lem nrising out of the commission’s potato growers in tho Hastings r ig n in s . Klvo j * rani on track including broken, sup paper. member that your tele­ f i l n g and v.-..rt:lnr: Domm* <*f t’l.iii. NURtborn As the business structure of the H and attentive service at ; A list of the prize winners ns an­ rescinding a requirement that em ­ tUniotii a live ,nly i-iurnlril fl.-Ii In fxli.trllC e, T plies light, demand fair, market Sutrict. In his passing Florida frln- llon.vters, *li«- mg phone is u Herald Want Garden and Field Seed. committee of ployes receiving a salary of $3,009 United States is built on ngricul-,® Klcctri** l.brlit Jtulb. ■ Hteudy, Florida crates fancy stock nounced by the lost-a good man. Canary hit* a Uurning lure, it is worth while noting that n awards i sns follows: Servicu Station. or more own their cars. |2.00. $2.25, choice $1.50. ............................. O T « » r YlvIusTYiiiti$* Hho Southern stntes have a prncti- B '***• W* 1. Jewett, Mrs. Ella Kehnedv*, I , l ■■»!» • ok dom^ , Beans: Fla. 1, 2 cars on track cnl monopoly; ns far ns tills c$m -Jfi W inter Park, Kin. ! ~ . If you do not havo a ■jF fight supplies, demand moderate, mbsion Merchnnts will incot “In SERVICE ■"RteEiSBlfWt'Y 6. Insurance Policy, Juckic try is concerned, of two elem ents,5 QUALITY Overland, Mrs. A. M. Xlontt, J* m arket about steady. Fin. 7-8 bu■Tav ™ . .<■™ « V .M S V .V ” charge nceount, a state­ •convention at Jacksonville Jenuof grent importance to farming. H Harris, Winter Park, Fin. W inter Park, Fla. - ahel bnmpers green best $2.50, ary 18-27, to be followod I»y a trip ment wil be mailed you 7. $50.00 cash, A. K. Hender­ These nre sulphur nnd phosphate jj 3. London Console, Mrs. I)yer, m $3.25, |K>or low ns $1.73. to points in Central and Southern Write us for our Monthly Price List rock, of which the South has near n son, Apopka, Fla. when the ad appears. 2 j ERKpIant: No carlot arrivals, Altamonte Springs. Florida and across to Havana. 99 per cent of nil known deposits.; g 4. SIOU.OO cash. Miss Wofford 8. Cimniission, Miss Ncubcck, SPECIAL SYMPPHONY ORCHESTRA J v o r w ii .i, Atir un m sA P t'oivrr.u. — no cars on track, no sales reported, c o i i m a m i turn i t , Winter Park, Flu. Sulphuric ncid and phosphate a r e ," Fnirviltc, Fla. This ia part of the sat­ iin PRICES—Alat’taeo HOe. 75c, 5100 'r Chicago (Snowing, .15 above) The papera arc printing the 9. Commission, Mrs. Ed. Mil- basic constituents of commercial u 5. Path)*, Phonograph, Miss Mc­ ■ i Cabbage: Fla. 4, Wyoming 7, Atl.UIMHIO.A—Ailnlte. •"•'.<•» C!illitrcit U-'e. isfactory ucrvico giveh 'A names of new hotols in Florida, Ni ’htfl, 50r, V5c. 51.00, $1.50—Plus la x at? f a a a a a a K M B C K a y r a u a a n a a n a n c B a B S iB B W B n n W 1 iuttc, I’ino Castle, Fla. fertilizer. With the natural fcrti- 5 nt 62 cars on truck including broken. Farland, Ovicdn, Fla. a long lint and none coating lesr 3Eunaaaa»BiiBBas3BnnnnBi3««BBBaBaBBB*pBBHBBu by The Herald to its ■ : F E E D ■ H A Y « C R A IN A N D F E P T I L I Z E RS u Seats Now M demand slow, mnrket weak, Wis. n than $100,000. It took the Miami advertisers and readers. a r. j r. a r a s*a u a v.a b “ Trfhaln bulk ton Dnnish $.10.00, PHONE »M YP JtE AVE H'M.ST.SANFOPO.FU News-MetropolD twelve full page i $32.00. Fla. 1 1-2 bushel hampers. S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A to describe one of thorn, but it was To reach all the peo­ .. W a k ...................... Vakeficld $1.85, $2.00. in the million dollar class as to •In9. \V. Sneed Ci V.Tomatoes: Fla. 0 2 ears on ple effectively—leave cost. 0:Jrack including broken, suppliees G— 8 It. R. Avenue Phone Main 2 IS ? n ra i:.:.'.:z in g m a n B B B B B your Want Ad at The “Tiight demand slow, market steady Typhoid fever like yellow fever Herald Office. Phone ■■B»BBBBaasBNaBBBSBi3aR<ir]uxYir'CHzja!cr!EannnnBacr.<sRns}( JJF U . f.s repack) < d1 best pin packs $7.25 is gradually being wiped °ut, by *4$8.00 mostly $6.50, $7.50. us to send for it n u c i;iE 2 k .a ^ a r.c T x a g R g n au E n g n u acsrjn aH H B an E rssx n sB S H proper santtntnt y incasure s. IT. • Pens: No. C. I arrivals, no car phone it to the Want total number of dauths in tlie U nit­ tjo n track, )in Florida supplies. ed States in 1922 by this form ­ Ad Department (i\n im iitv ri:iM , Squush: No, (! I arrivals, no k - / er dangerous disease was onlv ■cars on track, supplies light, ile6.981. Florida was credited with ■Jvnand very slow, market weak, Fla. Capital S100,000,00 1C.1, or 15.9 for cocn 100,000 pop­ PHONE 148•*jK*iper crates $1.25, $1.50. ulation, divided 12.1 among whites f l i Berries: No. C I arivals, nu are laying b e lte r and b e tte r— und 28.U umong tho colored. cars on track, 171 Florida freezers WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE ANI) WAGE EARNERS by expires, supplies ami ilemaml n Could ile n s b u t sp eak. ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. WE DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF moderate, market steady, Fla. reefj l “ r rs mostly |Oe ipiurt. GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS. * TR at s w fia t tfteyci say; I t Cukes: No C. I arrivals, no cars 1 ,< ^ e n track, prices and cunditions unr l fhanged. I f fe d e a e ft d a y SIX PICK CENT PAID ON SAVINGS J *"• Beane Fla. I, 5 ears on track 4 .• ^Including broken, prices and eonr v T fie R e d C o ir tb w a y . [ Uhitious unclinugeil. Tlte Officers of this Institution are under $10,000.00 Surely Dond i t . Peppers: Fla. 2, 10 ears on l^irack including broken, price;, and •'conditions unchanged. Uhive them photographed by 20!) Magnolia Ave. Eggplant: No 1 arrivals F. W. PLEDGER, President J. P. CHAPMAN, Manager O ho cars on track, moderate supplies ------Phone 2:U-------kitlemaml slow, market steady, Fla. .! ^ --r. «iPdppcr crates largi- sixes, $2.75, Radmor, All Pure Silk full rj$3-90; kiuall size.. $1.50, $2.00. \{ 'V t f ' I , New York City (39 above, cloudy) fashion, in all colors, black, f ■v1 Eacarole: Fin., 3, supplies limit 32-in. wide. Neat plaid and white, bogue, tan, log cabin, demand fair, inurkut slightly •(Stronger, Flu. I 1-2 buslud hampers check, soft finished. Imported tfude, grey. Special for .,£1.75, $2.15, mostly $2.25. Over Mobley’s Drug Store S 3 o x x i L t m . o l . c s !r F Bo < e d B . o - 1 \ regular 50c Gingham. Special . Peas: Flu. I, supplies light, de®Siiand good, inurgct firm, Flu. 7-8 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED V E DO KODAK FINISHING for 2 days, yard T?bushel liumperd large $5.99, $6.00 Elm Avenue and Commercial Slrcet------------------------- Phone 9-1 AJfcw $6.59. n a 3 n s n n u n .:u w L ,^ "\.« j? ia n r!a B B B sta B a H « « * B n a » s« s s s « « > M Pepper.i: Fla. 4, receipts equal All new stock. - . .3 cars Cuban by bunt, supplies libi. i marget slightly weaker, Flo. I t e r a t e s Bells fancy $2.99, 92.25, '&tlhoice $1.50. j*. Bcuna: FiO, 6. .1 cars Fin. by e?j •rtPreus, demand goixl, market slightOur line includes Sewer Pipe, Drain Tile and Cement. fy utronger for godd «t(R*k, Fla. ® | rtJam p crs green best $3.00, $3.59 F irst showing of Betty Wales j rffew fancy $1.09 fair $2.90, $2.75, T h e Buick valve-in :ead engine AH colors, odd lots to close out and Co-ed Spring Dresses in sourer low us $1.59. Wax $2.00, Wire Fencing, Barbed Wire. has been recognized lor more than i-$3.00. at one-half price. All colors. all th e new silk. Specialty ® I 11 Cabbage: Fla. 2, N. Y. 6, I car r Bulck Fundamentals tw en ty years as the m ost econom­ t^ f a . by boat. New supplies light Regular 50c balls for Garden Sprayers, Celery Cutters © | i priced Vunarket iitcndy, Flu. 1 1-2 bushel 1 A firm and .table organ!ical an d efficient power p lan t. Mtion that he* built ■ uni­ ryham pers, Wakefield $1.25, $1.50. Gowns, Teddies and Blouses, beautifully cnn.roideved a n d ja c a formly good c r of ccooomkal -a , Berrien: Fla. 11,88 reefer.i, Fla poet wul oprr.tion. W ith its reduced wsterjacketing ® I J^by ex pro: I, supplies liberal, offertrimmed. Made of soft Nansook. Bought specially toi n Ihrii mod- rate, demand fuir, tnur2 A rhatua in tldgncri and space, more heat is retained in j-; ^ k e t slightly weaker, Flu. 32 quart coordinated that it perform, a m January sale. Special, each............................................... @ | j equally efficiently under ell ;<rate.-i Flu. reefers ’jU H♦M ra ta 40:,. 45c quart; . th e cylinders and more power ia rendition*. ' f»40c fuir tn ordinary 59c. I HIONE YOUR ORDER TO NO. 536 B W r lettu ce- Fin. 16, Cnl. 3, Ariz. therefore generated. . ^ A wide variety of body Southern receipts moderate, iletype, that meet *11 Individual requirement, end cvtabli.h • (land slow, market ubout steady, Over 15 Coats left from our, .tonderd of quality and .tyle. : 1 1-2 bushel hampers, Big BosOnly one dozen Wool Dresses. When bctterautomobltesorebunt ® tj —ton 75c, $1.75, 1 cur r e f u s e d . I 4 Quick Authorteed Mrvice January Sale. Special, 2 days Special for Friday and Satur­ stl Itomainc: N'o. C 1 arrivals, light B u i c k ,w i l l b u i l d tlic .m available everywhere through­ © i plies, demand moderate, market out the U f* of tk* car. ® |j day— ■ tly stranger, Flu. ‘1 1-2 bushel ' ' ® | ] ntpers $1.25, $2.90. SANFORD Cuke,: No. C 1 arrivals, sup■^plies very light, too few sales to E. L. HARWELL. Manager , ^ r e e s t a b l i s h market. ,7 Tffgffr1’*"1’ No. C 1 arrivals, 2 206-208 Magnolia A v en u e— Phone i lMC* Cuban by boat, replies light, ii<4 demand moderate, market steady. * J M ^ ™M*.tut, * «’',i•‘ WSn F'.J ^ • r .k T e rn in C o u n ty M*.c FLORIDA FEDERAL TRADE CERTIFICATE ON VEGETABLE PRODUCTS SHIPMENTS IS INSURANCE FOR THE GROWERS Vnl&SSJ1 . MM.IRATE T| 18 AMENDMEI High School Auditorium | K • re 2J£ #y 1 t UNTOLD WEALTH IS TO BE FOUND YET IN THEEARTH a a RID YOU OF PILES “ D e a r— H o w Splendidly Y o u M a n a g e o u r Incom e^ E ! , HANCOCK & ALGRAIN HORSE FEED M EADE P eo p les Sanford Loan & Savings Company D^yByD a^ In E veryW ay R e d Comb feeds'i‘" 539 ELL CO. I 2 Days IF YO U W OULD REMEMBER Y O U R CHIL­ DREN A S THEY ARE TODAY- Two Days Friday and Saturday mVS-OIN-IWA© nderwear NEW GINGHAMS SANFORD PHOTO M $1.95 M Growers’ Supplies 4k cJnother Reason "Why WOOL YARN A Few GALLONS of PAINT W ill A d d D o l l a r s t o t h e V a lu e o f Y o u r P ro p e rty . D e B o s e & R e y n o ld s R e a d y - M ix e d P a i n t s all Ha PHONE 8 ------------------- 25c ®j I® i WOOL DRESSES ®i SANFORD BUICK COMPANY PHONE 8 ®S iff Bank .6 COMPANY CHASE & CO. ) A m FLORIDA VEGETABLE GROWERS THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. a. . v . \ ow ONEHAIF PRICE When better automobiles are it m m H »any �' — there ■■■■■* was w ever a Mwtswt -n rvwM w minds o f mo ^ Sanford as to whether or not an excessive rate to* ' 7»!^mtdthJ'r'oitSfrv£ by the Southern Utilities Company for electric light Morida, us4Ur act or March and power, it has been removed during the past two weeks. Soaring electric light bills have started the people to thinking. And it is time. Of course some like to pay and will not bother themselves by joining in a movement to remedy the condition, but the great mass of the people are determined to see whether or not the utility company con­ i s c a i m o x match i . .$7.00. S ix Month* S M t tinues to have its way. In C ity by Carrier nor Six months ago a committee of the Chamber of Com­ 15c. W eek? Kdltlon I t P*r merce made a very extensive investigation into the subject V lA l XOTICMi A ll obituary of rates. It filed a report during the month of July, 1923, . caril* or thank*, resolution* recommending to the City Commissioners th at they take flee* of en tertain m en t* where ■ are made, w ill be chanced steps to compel the Southern Utilities Company to lower resul.ir a d v ertisin g rates. their rates by adopting a scale from 12*4 cents down. tS U I TUB ASSOCIATED FltE** It ho» b a n pointed out th at the city of Palatka tome­ A ssociated P ress le exclua; ago sued the Southern Utilities Company and compelled i entitled to tho u se for rupub- Ion of all new * dlapatehee Sited to i t or not n ih erw lie In thl* paper and alao the new* published herein. All kU of re .p u b llcstlo n of special Itches herein are also reserved. JBSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1921 ,B THOUGHT FOR TODAY THINE ENEMY BE HUNvc him broad to oat; and if thirsty, give him water to Proverbs 25:21. A SOUVENIR . found them in a book Iat night, ' .These withered violets, | token of th a t early love T h a t no man o’er forgets, ed carefully between BF leaves, | They keep their color still, ■n not look a t them today bout an old-time thrill. * Ah, me, what tricks docs memory m 'w i : pi*y i , The passing years have fled , And hopes that lived in vigor once Mast have long been dead. this is ail th a t I can say, ..hen all is said and done, i.Tfcose flowers remind mo of some girl— •J w Uin I knew which one! — Exchange. th e IWhea Savages Doa’t Fight. When Clergymen Do Fight. A Sad Phenomenon. Mr. Bryan’s Unknown. Copyright. 1513 New* fro™ Uennsn7 haa been dynam ited.^ several steaks were b*ku' *~ _ * Mediums have h*.„ spirit m e s i a g e s ^ T " deli funny thing !* th"y £ Y _____ fame While Leap Ycnr (• months awav tht. NATIVES IN the Fiji Island* arc dying out, for the queer rea­ son that they no longer go to war. In wartimes they were always on the alert, in line physical condi­ tion. Now, with no fighting, they sink down, lose ambition, die off. HUMAN BEINGS are strange animals in tho Fiji Islands and here. Psychologists tell you that Kuhm ---------- o-------- Franklin’s Birthday renl thrill of life comes In .ng things others said couldn’t Tqday is the 218th anniversary of the birth of Ben­ done. ■ 'O ■— — jamin Franklin, and yet his name is ju st as famous, his lit­ i ' iT h t finnl test of the tr n i merit o f a play is the spinal chill produc- erary works as widely read, and his w itty pnrables nnd dicta ^M any a girl puts on her walkIllg shoes when she goes for a ride in a taxi. f Vf-' --------o-------- The only reason some people .-don’t play mnh Jong is that they “ can't speak Chinese. Earthquakes in Japan will soon Cause no more excitement than n L (mail local shower. Wo thought somebody was gofag to say something over there ■ hi Gainesville the other day. -------- o--------“ Boudoir Mirror* of Wnsliing■ Ion” is causing n riot of excitement among the social lender* of thnt George g M. Cohan Ih one of the few “triple threat” men of Broad­ way. He is a producer, author und ■ ■ Actor. - ------ •> politienl cxeitoAbout the only .... x ,......... - ............meat Gainesville lo hhas ‘liud lately was Mr. Bryan'* recent comment on Dr. Murphree. ■O ' i , When Representative Gnnicr ’ jfetts through _ cutting up. the Melfan Tax Plan, it ought to bu ubout ready to serve. o--------Sanford's finuneial institution* aro increasing their capital stock. Just nnothcr indication that San­ ford is growing. -------- o--------> .Many a bright-eyed girl could sp isome thick-skulled man out Icmp of trouble if she would remember t6 turn on her dimmers. -o— . I t I* reported that Jackie Coogan i. Has joined in the fight to end chib labor. The same thing when ho 'A u little oilier would be culled a ike. * as pungent and applicable now ns on the day of his death. It is seldom that an occasion arises for which it would be im­ possible to find something appropriate among his pfiylosophical observations. This sometimes happens with unennny inexpcctntion. A guest in a Detroit homo was once being urged to prolong his visit over the week-end. Fearing to outstay his welcome, he deliberated, trying to point out ‘to his host that for business nnd other reasons he should depart. As he talked he picked up a copy Autobiogranhv” from tho lihrnrv - of "Franklin’s Autobiography” the library table, and began to hastily turn its pages. By chance his eye caught the sentence, "Fish and visitors stink in three clays." Needless to say the visit came to an immediate end. Another of Franklin’s hobbies was frugality. "If your expenses are larger than your income, then you are some­ body’s slave,” he used to say. But he not only preached frugality, he practiced it. From the time when he first ar­ rived in Philadelphia with scarcely money enough to buy a loaf of bread, and got bis first job settin g type in n printing shop, be was always able tp lay something by, out o f his meager weekly compensation, for a "rainy day.’’ Even after he had become the founder o f'th e Saturday Evening Post had made money from his Poor Richard's Almanac, and ns ambassador to France was a world figure, he had no more to throw away than in former years. He practiced frugality to the last, and his old brown coat was ever a common and much talked of sight on the Cliamos Elysees. Many lessons were left posterity by this great and ver­ satile man. Many of these lessons are today put into practice by some; some are put into practice by many. Would it not be well to practice them all? It would be a fitting com­ memoration of Franklin’s birthday to dust oft* his "Autobio­ graphy'’ and devote a few quiet hours to its careful perusal. -i-----------c------------THE FIRST NUMBER of the Florida Trucker has made its appearance, and is nil that had been promised by its snunsors publishers. The Trucker is -a weekly nntrn?ino , * nnd , — kly magazine, to be devoted to the interests of the many farmers in Florida who devote all cr a great part of their time to raising vegetablcs for the market. The first issue is attractively gotten up, the front page showing besides a decorated heading r. field of growing crops— printed in green—and having several Now that New York has been selected for the Democratic con­ vention, it begins to look us if Will Rogers were going to get the nomination. -------- o--------it Hope is abandoned for another submarine which wouldn’t rise at S. Holly is the business manager of the new magazine which • 5 the proper time. Going clown in » starts out with the good wishes of the Florida S . s s n n d submarine is getting to bu u per seems cei tain to lit in a niche that has been provided bv the manont proposition. in nfanent A BRYAN BOOMERANG B Residence 217-W r. SPEAKING OP BEAUTIES . „nir the arrivals in the City Wednesday was R. M. Do your Thankngivine v brewing early nhd avoidV J £ S .! u -» . <**>• ■ . Wiilker E. Blount and baby J f r Myers, are the guests of [/.Uter, M» . Roby Lamg. -n . L Jones of Camden, Ark., t he out-of-the-state arK ifln Sanfonj on Wednesday. J Man tried to flirt in Scattii i knocked him down with l *’ He certainly fell fo rh e r hw T '_ n P. Drummond is vjsitfe ls U v c s in South Bend, Ind., B other points in Indiana and Fire broke out in bee station.' No ‘d a m a ^ tR . pjaoU. ___ The cops managed to catch flirty Dawson was ^among tho ■ Jn-rt visitors, in Sanford on While fake money bought ■***71-„ registering from I n C,1L: , ln L.?s AnRries it i™usually Efjgtsville. Juct tho other way around. Cecil Butt pnd little son. I Tho city hunter* got shnf I It Orlando, are spending some | much in the woods it must |,ere with her mother, Mrs. them feel they are nt home. P c . StringfeHr‘v,*» Mciancho y dnyn have cone , s Warfield of Jacksonville. Saddest of the ye..-. Ail of Us and because of heavy under*!? W hat this country needs U ml Entity OH business. alarm dock that warm: the Louis Schwarx of tho when it rings for you to get up fa’ sl'& vy Is” spending a short h!re with his parents, Mr. The more phone nunibon «.l Mrs. S. Schwarz. have tho harder the thine* lrt jjl got. The many friends of Mrs. A. II. „ will be glad to know thnt - • bo out a fte r an illL >rnl weeks. a t the N e w : hotel. Thursday morning will be occupied wittTV with business matters and a t * noon the ladies will be' entertain­ ed a t the New Fort Pierce hotel a t luncheop, by the Luncheon club of this city. The conference will close Thursday ,s?«rnoon. Headquarters of the conference are a t the new Colonial hotel, which opened for the first time Tuesday. Business sessions will all be held a t the Woman’s club. . I ENTERTAINS AT DANCE , Miss Olive l<czcete entertained most delightfully as an informal dance Tuesday evening a t the lovely homo of Mrs. M. S. Wiggins on Magnolia Ave. UPS ALA and GRAPEYILLE The whole lower floor was open­ ed cn suite and beautiful decoratRev. J. S. Clark will be with us cd with bnskets of cut flowers, potted plants nnd palms. Over- for Sunday School 2:;)0 o'clock head silver cords were ntrung over ] Sunday “ml ....o.,„ which late in the evening Serpen- preaching service nt J.20 oclock, tlr.c confctl was thrown. I Tuesday, Jnn. 15 was the last The guests were given cards or. : day of the hunting ncasun this which were w ritten vcrsca with winter. Chnrlcs and Harwell whiah the guests found their part- | Beck nnd their friends,.the Middleners. Music was furnished by ' ton boys, spent the day in the Victrola. I woods.’ Charles had a had timo Punch was served throughout the ! with the flu during the holidays. (g)(g) i evening nnd at a late hour re fre sh - 1 Emil Mngnuson spent a few ; ' nients of sandwiches nnd hot choc- days here with his sister, Mrs olate were served. ( E. I.undqulst returning to Winder- (g)(g) Miss Lezette was assisted in c n - ; mere by way of Apopka on Mon- < tertnining by Mr. nnd Mrs. M. S. d«v. Miss Eunice Tyner a c c o m - j v y ^ Wiggins nnd Sir. and Mrs. B. I*, pained bim home to visit a t h c r j ^ ) ( g ) parents home, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. O. The Virtues IT WAS n busy day in the pulPR Inst Sunday. Dr. Guthrie, of St. Marks Protestant Episcopal Church in New Y'ork City, de-J fended his position on the "Christ myth.” Dr. Stration, who believes in everything, from the whale swullowed Jonah to Jonhua .stopping the sun in movement mound the earth, say* that the Modernists nre mushy. THE REV. DR. GRANT even says that heretics have certain rights that should be lespeeted. 1 hat’s Iwtetr than burning the heretics, the more pleasing to the religious ideas of 15)24. But these new religious notions, ns Modern­ ists will lenrn, nre different from n well-known cigarette. They do NOT sutisfy. The old lady said, If I must drink it. give it to me hot nnd strong,’ ’nnd that’s bow many feel about their religion. IT DOESN’T iiny,to maJv(2 cbilh drun work too l>uri(. What they need in youth is warmth, affec­ tion, exercise, good food, long sleep. Heavy learning cun come later. Y’ou have read about William James Sidis, the boy phenomenon, who at eleven years of age was in Harvard University debating with professors on the fourth dimen­ sion, and came out of Harvard nt thirteen. That young gentleman is work­ ing now ns n clerk nt $2;| n week and doing bis “higher mnthemntics on u cash register. He says he hates the name of Harvard; he is discouraged, and from a pub­ lished interview he appears to lack the greatest of assets—mental courage. U’b easy to take that out of a human being by forcing in childhood. The vanity of p a - 1 rents ends sometimes in destruc­ tion of u child’s chances. ■■OanHaBHIlBIBEaSKBMBaBHHOaMCBlIBBBKMHBXIBlaauailin I As Listed by Ben Franklin ' The Good Maxwell ( TEMPERANCE— Drink does not drown care, but waters it and makes it grow faster. SILENCE— Speak not hut what may benefit others or yourself; avoid trilling con­ versation. III. ORDER— Let all your things have their places; let each part of your business have its time. IV. RESOLUTION— Resolve to perform what you ought; perform with out fail what you resolve. V. FRUGALITY— Make no expense hut to do good to others or yourself; that is, waste nothing. . VI. INDUSTRY'— Lose no time; be always em ­ ployed in something useful; cut oiT all unnecessary actions. VII. SINCERITY— Use no hurtful deceit; think innocently nnd justly; and, if you speak, speak accordingly. V III.* JUSTICE— Wrung none by doing in juries or om itting the benefits that are your duty. IX. MODERATION— Avoid extremes, forbear re­ senting injuries, so much as you think • they deserve. X. CLEANLINESS—Tolerate no uncicanlincsu in body, clothes or habitation. XI TRANQUILITY’— Be not disturbed at trillca or at accidents, common or unavoidable. XII. CHASTITY’— Bo kind and virtuous—you’ll he blest nnd wise. XIII. HUMILITY— Imitate Jesus ami Socrates. Tho New Series of the go id .Maxwell is ctTcrod cITercd to H ip nuhlir gc;id the public !r a : the first car designed nnd pruduccj entirely by the new 1 Maxwell organization. g LET US SHOW Y’OU THE DIF­ FERENT MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY AT OUR SHOW ROOMS. STORAGE Corner Sanford AviJhtio and Second Street phone 473-W « n u a “ acuB aauauuuB X B axjsn306ir:B U B anB U E B B «i SUBSCRIBEFORTHEHERALDTODAY! a a a u a c a s x B x a a i i R ii a B a a a H i ia g c M H a H a a H B i i a u H a M i H MY FAVORITE STORIES By IRVIN S. COBB \V. J., BRYAN’s can­Under the general bending of i.,„,„ - “unknown .7 ............; ........ Iat the last moment th<. nitrnriim. didate * . the -presidency Iidatc for i« hard luck yarns it is my intention booked for the i-il i occ»xiuii hmi fiessor Mu- phree ub e htad of I’rothe to group a quartette of short nnd *failwl to a n S r and row t Unive Jnivcrsity of Florida. It is safe snappy ones. One U very old. one ' cnnJ! M S f r a T t f lS i 1 The diffei:cnce Between a producer and a waster can only be measured in terms of dollars and cents. Your margin of production is adequately represented by your savings. No man or woman* gift­ ed with health, can excuse the lack of a savings account. FIRST NATIONAL RANK sri, is K rs s s i * -* "“w 1 """ 11 '"Ink 15V,r raw a more mao' ^■BaanMUBUKxaawBnnnEiinaBnBaBnnmaBEaBBCBBBaBiiBBBg to *crvc nificient sunset." “Oh, jest from now on," answer­ “That there ain’t no sunset. Mis­ ed Jim, cheerfully. ter, stated the native, “th a t’s our Most of us are fam iliar—or ojiry house hurtlin’ down." should be—with the dependable new Horae Electric I ight and Vvatcr I’lanJn To taper c tf with, I can think of „ and justly popular narrative which none Home Ice Machines and Water Softeners more suitable than tho s to ry 'a deals with the hungry and penni­ ot tne wealthy white-goods impor­ less man who saw a new meal tick ter who sat in hi.r palatial office ,*J q"' MnV-' Sl, ? m and Clus F illin g Well Drilling e t on a nearby restaurant lying on i omps, (.as Engines. Electric Molars, Spray Carls, one day when a ragged tiniourous a the sidewalk. Just as ho darted ilgure came creeping into hia pres- » Irrigation Outfits forward to snatch it up a Norweg­ He recognizer I th.; newcom-,‘2 Sanford, Fla. ian lumberman stepped on it and mice. er an an olrl friend from tho old a then passed on. Bat the hungry country. Temporary Address As boys, they hail grown 2 man didn t want it now. Tho hob­ up hi the same town. They hurl 1033 W. FIRST ST.-TELEI’HONE COI-W nails in the soles of the lumbercome to America together, after­ won a boot had punched out nil 21 ward") drifting apart. Now ufter W M « » a n « H a M a iI M H l|B a B 1 1 ! I|C l|s |B [ ||i|iM |M B it| an aaaaa meals. The foregoing one often is coup­ all these intervening years, hi* searched led with of equal or great­ irreni- fellow-immigrant hoi ,i another i. r inal or him out to tcil him n woeful story. rE B B X xnacrncH sci er antiquity. This later story re­ .ra u sn c g u a a a B B E v a B sa sB B B C E B a B a a a a a rich.” ••• Ire said; “nail lates to actors. A renortniro V„„, r "You are -----; •••••. Phone IDS-------pany hud reached the limit <>f iiJ ,u a v* ° ’’ R° *>oor JVU* * need help -I'honc 198 • -Onu •bad .‘ ,m,t very, very much! Liston while endurance. engagement I *tell you what has happened to bad followed another. The man me. __ ager wni; down to his last two dol­ He told—how hia wife bad r a n '2 lar bill. Ihe troupe, practically stranded in a remote corner uf Ar­ nw iy troni btni nml bis children ri kansas, was about to disband, w h e n nail scattered; how he Imd failed Hoolehan-Coleman Company q u ic k s e r v ic e tran sfer { « W ..u „ s S to ra g e S B siB g B B B a B a n B B a a sa a a c i ’ "Si f i • “ SU R E I’LL H E L P YOU GET AHEAD IN 1924” I’m the friend of every m an and woman seeking happiness. Especially do I like to help you young people —it’s so easy for you to attain your bright goal through systematic saving. 'm m —I Am Your Bank Account Fir^t National Bank Sanford Daily Herald Sanford SANFORD PAINT STORE SI la W /I Throw O f f T h e s e S h at c k l e _SAVE PART OF YOUR EARNINGS AND .YOU’RE SURE TO REACH PROSPERITY Sanford Loan 209 Magnolia Ave. Phone 231 Tr i r ,alnc:s• k,a,t's* Trunks nnd liaggaRC Transferred Anywhere Any Time parity for the opening nfihtT But' j t o h i. r U U „ c e .PP,Cr Um“ W ;K . ’" * ■ was » > that tlliU Iif tl... c m h a m i. S-I | . 0 ing pair to the best of my under- sed outfit could get across country standing und belief, aro compara- in time, they might give tho perv? ^ uUW'. , , fornmnee and share in thu guaranAs showing how an inmate op- j teed profits h tinijsm can triumph over apparent | By superhuman efforts, which Ill-fortune. I feel moved to repeat a I include I Yhe hocking of*hia watch little story hav:ng to do with a nu.l his fur-trimmed overcoat, the light-hearted negro who in ;i mo­ manager raised funds to provide ment of piquo brained an acquain- tuilroad fares for his aggregation tance with a hatchet, nnd after to a junction five miles'?rom the A COMMUNITY GUILDER spending several seemingly c o n -! other town. Disembarking from tenter! months in lull was brought tho train, the jubilant lfespiaiw Active Designated Depository of The United States of America. forth for trial. Tne jury promptly ; climbed into a vva.tin'' omnihuz ' State of Florida. City of Sanford and County of S e m i n o l e returned a verdict ofr guilty of • started • ' B C U ™nl,I,'t1° guilty of mul along the winding dirt murder er and............. the judge sentenced the road. In the front seat nlonWi.l, smiling F. I*. FORSTER, I'rcsidcnt B. F. WH1TNER, Cashier ur defendant to Ufa im p ri- I the driver nsle 'ihe m n n S e r onment. « „ ,,,« iim m iu iic j p n s. "iicautiful country vou have oner was being led acroas, th o , here,” ho said. “All n a t u r a e , n* iinBnM M aaBnBBsuuatiuHUEHmiaaxaasounnnaaaanujaaBBBU jrstofiajs-iis' <■/*] SUNPROOF MAXWELL-CHRYSLER-CHALMERS 473-YV ■ Vt I J REPAIRING Pierson-Rogers Auto C o .! s r+ LIBRARY OPENING. 'M r. nnd Mrs. Morgon Loyd nnd i(E)(§) The Library will he formally children and Miss Johnio Lucas | /^ /« v opened to the .public next Saturday. spent from Friday until Sunday npi afternoon, Jnn. II), from 3 to il with relatives nt Astor. Miss I (g )V ) p. m. Everyone is cordintly in­ Johnic haa bc?n sick with *cvt'r (gv-g) vited ta attend. An informal re­ since. , , ;> < > < Mrs. Elmer I.undqulst has hecn (S),Q) ception will bo held by the Librar­ ian. nnd members of the Library going in to town to have somo den­ | vs/ Board, nnd speeches will be made tal work nttended to. Mrs. Susio Holt and daughter, by the mayor, Hon. Forrest Luke, nnd Rev. A rthur S. Peck, the Mary* nre again staying with her | ^ I record every milestone on your path of properesa. Every timo you " c i ^ 's ' diaiiniun of the library board. sister. Mrs. Edwin Sutton. make n deposit, every timo the First National Bank ndtls interest to your Mrs. A. M. DoForrest will give nil hear the Mr. Flowers of Paoln, has ,(Q)Q) /TSy'gi account, it firings you a step nearer to independence. ! interesting account of the first li- scld hia property at Pnola. Friends of Mr*. C. Hirsh aro re ­ Mrs . Margaret Lambcrtus of Glendale, I./ !., is shown here w i t h i ^ W work in Sanford. Owhig to lieved to hear that she is doing (g),g) .. . . . . . . ... ... ■ .. ... the uentn ol the late beloved li­ “ i’ll fie mighty Kind to see you get started her prizee-winning entry at the Waldorf Chow Show, New York City, brarinn. Mrs. A. I). Key, the open- nicely at tho Fernahl-Imughton /gyrgt on ; vJ during Thrift Week— and I’ll help you got “Sun Ynt Sen” is tho Chow's name, if you please. ing will be more informal than nt hospital which she entered flint planned. Everyone is asked Jnn. 7. undergoing an operation on ' ahead EVERY week in 1921!” Mrs. Nora Swanson contribute to the book shower the — next . .... day. — ENGAGEMENTS AND WED- FORTNIGHTLY BRIDGE CLUB. ta bv presenting the library with a i nnd .Mrs. I.ilwin Ltindquist nre DINGS IN T1IE STATE. The attactlve home of Mrs. F. worth-while book, to add to the 11- among those railing to see her. Engagements K. Roumillut was the scene of a brnry roiicctioa. Mr. and Mr*. August bwnnson Miss Alva Tupper, Jacksonville,' lovely party, Wednesday afterOn Monday afternoon tire regia-; a/ c some better this week so thin to Mr. Frank Hcintz, Jacksonville, noon, when rhu entertained the tration of members will take place.! their sons, Alina and Archie who -AT THEMias Corinno Weldon ,Jnekson- members of the Fortnightly Bridge nnd the regular library work will hnvo fire a caring for them, arc able vllle, to Mr. Edgar Iiall, Atlanta. Club and a few extra tables of to go on with their agency for The library will be open Miss Mary Elizabeth Schofield, players. _ om 3 to 0 p. m., except tho Harley products of the Ohio Inverness, to Mr. Elton Stonnland, The rooms were converted into | R. A. Warren and family of from 3 to 5) p. m. on Co. ys ,and ,a a veritable bower with basket* Sundays Grand-nrn Lunnuist and Mrs. El­ tir Ohio, who aro touring Ocala. ^ _ Saturdays. Mias Eloise Ration, Pomona, to nnd vases of fragrant red radistate, arrived in Sanford WedIt is the nim of the librarian, mer Lunquist were among those Mr. Silas Sheppard, Pomona. once rosea nnd sweet peas. Mrs. Lawrence Brown, to give the spending Wednesday in Upsnln at lay, for a short stay. Miss Evelyn Shelter, JacksonI luring the afternoon a number best service possible, and to make the lionto of Mr. und Mrs. E. W. everyone feel a t home in their (.unquiet. It was tho first liirthSANFORD, FLORIDA their sweet little daughter, j © kenutiful new building. The li­ dayA of number of the little folks in brary is onu of tin* permanent ed­ the community enjoyel tho party ( § ) © ucational assets of i very city, and liven on Jnn. 10 honor of the it is hoped that tho Sanford Li­ fourth birthday ofinVolie Williams Miss Annie Milan, Jacksonville, U. Perkins holding top score brary will he largely patronized MU* Ellen Huy und sister, Mrs. .lr. Thirty-five youngsters, many to Mr. T. W. Banter, Sanford. among the guests, wns nwnrded n I m Runge are visiting their l»y the public. from town‘made merry on the ocWeddings. pair of Dutch silver salt ami pep(•other, who is seriously ill nt Mrs. Edna Duvis, Jaik.ionviile, per shaken. The consolation FLORIDA CONFERENCE I). A. casion, ut the pretty country home ■Orange l’ark, Marlon county. of his parent* in Grnpcville. H ” to Mr. Edwin I’endleton, Rialto, prize, a box of stationery, went It. AT FORT PIERCE. received mr.ny nice gifts. His Calif. to Mrs. Cecil Uutt. FORT PIERCE, Jnn. 17.—The THE •LAN IN BRIEF D R- Brisron of Dnytonh Beach Miss Freda EckL*. Jacksonville, At the conclusion of the card Florida state conference of the loved Aunt Alcon and cousin Sue I - , ’the guest of his sister, Mrs. I ’roiiosos Mr. Oliver Zoller, New York. game, tho hostess, assisted by Daughters of the American Rev­ spent the day nnd helped m a k e , Iw J. McBride, Wednesday, while to Miss Celesta Morgan, Jackson- Mrs. l>. L. Thrasher, Mrs. A. B. olution convened in Fort Pierce the birthday cake. 1. TIi.it t h e I 'l iU n l S l a t e s shall |is the city transacting business. vllle, to Mr. Edwin Thompson, In- Wallace and Mrs. W. C. Hill, serv- Wednesday afternoon for a three I n m i 'i l l i i l i l y «•n t «•»* lln* IV rm n n eiit I ’m irt o f I n t e r n , i t l o n a l .lustlci'. unl)o you approve tho winning plnrt i rd a tempting salmi course fol- days’ session. Around a 100 prom­ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Bnumel dlanapolis, Ind. il r r 111 ,, e n n 'l l l l o n s sllllcil h y P ecre. THE 1»AINT WE SELL Miss Mart Stalling, Palatka, to lowed by an ice course. inent women, representing prac­ in substance? i n r y I I um Iivs unit (‘resilient l l a n l l n x I hive Saturday for New Y'ork, Mr. Raymond Johnson, Cocoa. The afternoon was one of oxcep- tically every - action of the state In r » l i r u i r y , 1523. I there they will buy spring goods (Put an X inside the pnq'er box) IS vj Miss Omar Davis, Palatka, t o , tional enjoyment to the guests are in attendance. I (or the Buunrel Specialty Shop. II. That w ithou t Itccnro'iiK a Mr. Frank Harold, St. Augustine, and the artistic taste of the hostThe Indies found The Sunrise m«*mltrr «>f tin* Lc.-uruc »»f Nflllon* N a m e .............................................................. .......... Mirs Ageia Dart, St. Augustine, rsr, was reflected in every detail, City a mass of pretty colors nnd i***.it «>c»nptittil« il* Unlti«l Mr*. I). I- T hrasher returned Slati n hIihII offt*r t»» «•xt• ml tin t*r**»«Please print decorations in honor of their com­ I home Wednesday afternoon from to Mr. Robert Carroll, St. Au­ itit I’li-uiu r.it Inti with tin* l.*M$|fut» ing and the city welcomed them gustine. tti SILVER TEA. nut tmrtIHimli* In tin* w*»rU ut tin* lEnstis where she has been ^ tho Miss Estelle Story, Gainesville, The N. de V. Howard Chapter, profusely, regarding th ir visit ns 't i;n :i lituti iif iinilunl ruuit«rl Ipfit of her mother, Mru* E# »>• ................. .. a distinct honor both to itself nnd to Mr. George Brantley, GainesDaughters of the Confederacy, [remn. . . _ . nt *'• l t II !I»*MIII •♦IOIII 7' IT DOES NOT CRACK, JwVMv:*!........ • «A. . .i V. •i h ...^ s ...... ••»-•* • vilie.. - .. •• -...•ill have a silver t«^ at thu honi?:'tonthe local!OdWfStUkiHW iHnrper • ■V 'nrr' T f i TCf'i'fT'l) nt>' i i u li s t ltu t c ‘ m o r a l f.ire.1 m l |m h -’ 1. ..... O■* “• * j i n> I». j ; ItolTyV Friday eve- chapter, D. A. R„ the hostess chap- 1 E E L , N O R I lL la I L1C, U Il lie o p in io n f o r llo- m i l i t a r y m i l *Mr. ami Mrs. 'iroi^ncc' G. 'TCn- .......... St'i^c.............. •••••....••••••••j/' C'ily ........... ............................... i enn o m lc fnrei- o rla ln n llv ImSIR. AND .MILS. KOIiCINS „ing, Jan. 18. from 8 to 11 P- m. ter. . . CHALK O FF Iesnt arrived in Sanford Wednes­ |t ! l n l in A r l t e l e s X nml XVI. ENTERTAIN. given in honor of the| The moment of their arrival the day from Schahorie, N. Y., .and S iifi-au ai'l tin Monroe l>ooirlne. Entertaining in their usual gra- t,;,th<L*.y of (!t*n. Robert E. Lee. ladies were taken in tow by com- A Fuii Line of Kalsomine. Var* Are you a voter?.......................................................... till spend sonic timo here nt the cious manner, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. RobAgnes Persons of Orlando, mittees of the hostess chapter and \ci*i*pi thl* fact flint tit*' riiltfHl nishes and Stains Montezuma. ______ Htatf.e will ti rM inii’ . no o I i II k . y * I bin* were hostesses Wednesday j S| nq, pi-*.si<lr>nt of the U. D. C. will their every comfort and conven­ linn i timlrr t!»i» Treaty of V«*p* Mail promptly la Robert Thrasher returned to evening, when they entertained a t ^ hore will bs sure and tell ience is being diligently looked milll» « ••xci jti |»y Act •*f full* SOLD ONLY UY after. Ki'ea*. Gainesville Tuesday, after spend- « farewell dinner, honoring Miss u„ thinK, „f interest, TH E AMERICAN PEACE AWARD winrsviiie, lucstuiy, «** * , , Sarn Silver of New ^ork City. \ program of entertainment A busy time i.« in store for the I lag the week-end here with his l ‘r lion- (tint motnlii-rslilp In llo312 Madison Avenue, New Y’ork City visitors, for business sessions of Thu spacious rooms were openwjj| j,e given nmi the public is I Ui- k!io u Ii I Ik- opt-lied to all mother, Mrs. It. T. Thrasher, who the conference und entertainment cd cn suite, and artistically decot 0nJially invited to attend. nation*. hi been critically ill. If you wish to express a fuller opinion also, please writo to th * features take up morning, noon rated. The reception nnd dining ] --------P n i v h l o f o r ............. «t»-nnd evening on the program. American Peace Award rooms were abloom with exquisite j CONCERT BY I)R. BALDWIN, v c lo p i n ri it of I n i e r n s t l o n a l law. Mr. nnd Mr*. A. \V. Morehouse Phone 303 The first meeting of the confer­ I and Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Stephens pink radiance roses and quantities) ^jusie lovers will be given a ence was held Wednesday after- Wclaka Idldg. sweet peas. I rare treat Thursday evening when = Id Savannah, Gn., are in the city of Mrs. n with Mrs. James A. Craig of greeted her guests p)r Minor C. Baldwin, world-reI ■ t.RBBBBBflaiUtNHBIlBnt;.VnBBVBUNBMBaai<aNBBn)IBMWUBrinnBUHIBEBBIZBnKBa3iaBK3B3linUS'ai<aHBBaBHBBBaBBBBBBBIIBIIBIiai Ifer n brief sojourn, on route to wcaringRobbins n most becoming gown noWncd organist will give n re- Jacksonville, state regent presid­ ether points in the state. of blue chiffon velvet. cital at the Congregational church ing, vvtien the board of manage­ The honorce, Miss Sara Silver,^rdur the auspices of tlie St. Ag- ment, composed of the state olMr*. H. II. Connelly leaves was in a nmart frock of . CuiM of Holy Cross Church, ficinla and the various chapter lllanday evening for New York, black attired chiffon crepe with jet beads, j>r, needs na introdue- regents, held an important b isl­ Ivhere she goes to purchase the her corsage was of radiance roses. t!„n toitnldwin also Sanford people, as he has ness session, and there was nl* llstest in spring hats, trimming and Miss Lcriu Stein of Orlando was K;v(.n nut number of recitals here,! to be a meeting of the Rdiru 1sther goods for tho Quality Shop. gowned in orchid chiffon crepe, t ,u'd is always greeted by a h ree j ______ _ committee. t which wiill monument Mr*. A. II. Moses wore an ex- an,| cnthasia*tic uudier.ee. l ie 1prove ta be probably ihe most imMiss Sara Silver leave* Thurs- nuisitc dinner gown of silver. W}U be a.i.-bted Thursday evening portnr.t committee of the conferI try for her home in New Y’ork Mrs. J. Iiurson was dressed in t>v sonu! „( Sanford’s best musical | cnce. inasmuch as considerable ntlifter a pliasant visit here ns the « i»vely canton crepe with trim- tnlcnt. 1Wntion is to l»e given the Itibaut jacst of Mr. and Mrs. J. Iiurson, mingn of grey. The tirru is 8 o’clock. Be sure monument proposition. -- / during which timo sho was exten­ The dining room was never „nd come nnd bring someone with Wedncrday night there was held sively entertained. more beautiful, the table wns laid ymi. nt the Womans club building a with an eloborate luncheon cloth ----------public reception in honor of th< Mis* Agnes Persons of Orlando centered with a silver basket of AUXILIARY WILL HOLD MIS- visiting ladies, a t which many of I will arrive here Friday nftenoon radiance roses nnd sweet peas. SION STUDY CLAES. the people of the city gntherH linJ will be the guest of Mrs. It. J. Covers yore laid for 10. with The Indie* auxiliary of the Pres-, to accord them a welcome. A J Holly at her home on Park Ave- in-h rlace card a beautiful radl- byterinn Churchi3 planning on I prettv nnd in te restin g , program |iue. Miss Persons is stnte prts- nnco rose-bud to bu used as favor*. | their ForeignMission Study class was followed, made up mostly of Uient of the U. D. C. and short ad- B^ At the appointed hour a de- v hu-h will bu held very soon n* musical nururors I’ages escorted to the ■( liclous six course dinner was j nn„ary with all members of the; dresses, guests nml ■( Mr*, and Mrs. Baldwin of Plain­ If TO field. Conn., arrived in town the served. The evening passed all to quicpast week, ami are nicely settled ly. dancing was indulged in un la their winter home. They were N] T- PROSPERITY n late hour. ttcomonnied by Mr. Woodruff. Mrs. Robbins’ parties are Mrs. Grimes and her son nre ways moat enjoyable and in ex- j i rJ. s. M. Erickson, is being stu- und this was followed with the I here from Michigan, nnd hnve uuisite taste and this one proved diet! throughout all the organiza- singing of America, and the pledge rtntcd an apartm ent in tho Doll- juisitc ■ Ji 'exception. i lions of the church inclu*ling the of allegiance. Mrs. W. R. Jack­ off house. They drove through noThe S arn l „,en 0f the church,. the, womans son, regent of the local D- A. It. guests were: Mis* ....... .......... Ila their car. Silver, honorce. Mr. and Mr". J. auxillary. Christian Endeavor »o- chapter, welcomed thu visiting Another street is opened from Rurson, Mr. nnd Mr-. A. H- Moses, HetU, and Sunday Schools. On ladio* in appropriate words in be­ Hu* hard road to Wildmere lake, M r a n il Mr*. S. Robbins. Miss j un. 27, it is recommended that a half of the hoste-s chapter. Mayor < 2»- i c 9■ waking three cleared wthin a few I era Stein, Orlando, Mr. A. Raf- special program "Lighting the C. E. Cahow added the welcome | Week*. of tlie ciiy, nnd Mrs. E. E. Smith, Mil Mr Maurice Cohen, Tampa. Darkness in Hrasil be rendered : president of the Fort Fierce Wom­ There were 13 from here th at ’ ’ --------i nail Sunday Schools^ an's club, expressed the warm wel­ vent on the trip to Coral Gables, u v r i n t-’FN M U.LORY CIRCLE Dr. Egbert W. Smith nxKA tilI.EE.N . lAi-M iu cirt!o of ccul|vc gecn,tary of theis the foreign come of the club ladies. leaving Monday morning. Mrs. Theodore Strawn of De­ J « Ui I The annual Old Settlers picnic lta nd state vice regent of .the 1*. i aa ^ *il! be held nt the library next A. It. gave the response. She was Saturday, Jan. ID. followed on the program by Mrs. , A very pleasant social wns onJames A. Craig of Jacksonville, “ (g) jayed by a large crowd at the li­ state ifg'.nt, wall words of greeti brary last Friday evening under the auspice* of the League. The ®y»tery table caused much merri•**81, and helped to swell the proSIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS MKi< to $20. Mr. and Mrs. Orie Smith of St. F. W. PLEDGER, President-------------------J. I \ CHAPMAN, ManuRcr. wirge Hotel made u business trip After repeating -,t the church ity for 3J.OOO.OO0 unsaved heathen ndelphia, director of the Hugucw Hollywood, and while there ate uujou»i>v.. to — meet — i . n. ‘M *®n>ething that caused ptomaine adjourned ‘ Africa, Africa, nrazu, Brazil, wninu, China, Japan, not Tercentenary, was next on the Jjviv) i ’-'■l reeded }^orca nnd Mexico. The church mogram, nnd an address hv W. FL poisoning. They succec ' ' in ‘ next Thurtday a t P j » r\ „ rave been dor missie:iar> ' [ h urired m,w has 510 missionaries, which Tylander of this city on the sub­ Caching home, but hav turso, Mrs. members u f eevrycircle are urgLa n o w ^ ^ c;ich mi*sionnry has ject of American Ideals brought tr> critically ill. A nurse, nn average of ubout 72,000 un­ tho program to a close. Musical *• Farmer of Miami, has been to com e. saved heathen ns his rcsponsl- numbers were given from time to wing for them nnd Dr. Gardiner LUNCHEON FRIDAY r,iiivv.iir.w.t ............. ... in;..* i time by tho Woman’s club qunrbeen tho attending physicinn. The Chamber of Commereo th" i According to the last report to let and the high school orchestra *'t this time they are much inrWednesday, the conference wi j g P™vcd and gaining u little every hold it* w«*kly _ J “nche0''t “Vi-lo the General Assembly, 210,700 ,u....i »r..-.»n*nnts wero given on hold business sessions mornimi aVc ~*y ns their many friends will be Valdez Hotel Friday ’clock. A l l numbers a r e u r g ^ t o , r a s T T e a ^ 'S K , a n d a = o n , ^ r n o o n iuncheon , o’clock, >o present as nn interesting meet , « ^ llcd jn SlJn<fay Schwls. a t the Woman’s club served by the There will lie a baked bean sup- bo ::i;04t weer enrolled in day schools hoatezs chapter. In the afternoon a ^ Vr *1 the library Friday night, ng is assured. r.i • 2 ___ 1 7 i l i i n D ivs»r H r i v o w i t h t<*:i 3 1 Llie* ■ ( 0 1 ...................... - r- - ... . UIHlt.r ' under Christian' i'lwtructionT"^17 j dian River'D rive, with tea a t the w. 25, for the Irer.efit of the South JockwnviUc—V j*rW und . j jis' jtai , wore supported, 3,720, they will bo treated to an nuton8wood band. Ail are asked to ^operate and help to make it u w ay on new plant tor Florida l ‘ Iiat[ve workers maintained, l,3CDI mobile ride along picturesque Inper Mills Company. J •“CCCSS. t? [SUBSCRIBEFORTHEHERALDTODAY! * ' 3Pierce ™ the business visitors in Wednesday Jroni Atlaniter. * 5 ? Harry Couft Christman is getting is almost timo for I iM 1 W .»t to B„ to S u n J . y ^ ^ p q have fought with other clergymen and what they have fought about. I'im thTt’ hint, that Professor Murphree is against the theory of evolution and believes that all kinds of men, microbes, animals, horses with one too or four toes, dinosaurs, hippo­ potami, okapis, five hundred kinds of ficus, ten thousand kinds of snakes, one hundred thousand kinds of beetles and bugs and all great attention given to trucking in this state.— Timcs-Union. the others, were created separately and individually by the expressed ■Tchicherin is apparently satis­ will of our Creator and were all fied that the United States will in the ark together. recognize Soviet Kussiu, but lie It is not impossible, since nil is doesn’t say just what he thinks we porsible to Omnipotence, but it will rocognize her as. . TAMPA TRIBUNE must have been an uncomfortable .. . o— ■■ ■ ark, especially with so many kinds The seven dictatorships now ex In paying Dr. A. A. Murphree i votes and support for him in his of fleas nnd snakes. istlng in Europe are beginning to nmko us wonder whether “making the compliment of naming him a i ' candidacy for delegate. But the nom . motive -u -to- transparent that we . . — ....... ............ viuik wo i FRENCH !• BANCS dropping tip world safe for Democracy” was his choice for the Democratic inution for l reaident William Jo n -1doubt if it has that effect. It w ill1violently Monday can be bought quite the thing after all. ninga Bryan haa also seriously em -; moro likely prove a boomerang_ now one hundred for $I.‘JH. Last • --------1> for the1 jpeople, a.s a rule, resent be- Saturday it wns $4.45, a week ago . wo &There have been days . when harrassed that estimable .gentle. must realise ‘ ing trifflerl with. it was $4.01, a year ago it was something in the eye feeling like man. Dr. Murphree Dr. Murphrcu is, of cqurse, the ubout $d. a lump of coal was very disagree­ ns all well-informed Floridians re­ Itnlinn lira, on the other hand, able, out now-u-dnys in the north alize, that no candidate from Flor­ innocent party in the propo.dtoin th at is quite a delightful sensation. ida would have a glued of u chance —we had almost said the innocent nre very strong und going up in before the Democratic Nntional victim. All Florida will echo Mr price. -«>■ During the past year it required Convention. He must also realize Hryun.» praise of the able and that Mr. Bryan cun not have any distinguished head of the State THIS DROP in francs U n se.ithirty •five paper mills to supply sincere of actuuliy seek­ University, while discrediting tho rnus m atter for the French nation cgM thousand carloads of paper ing tlie intention for him. Mr. purpose of that prnis?. I £'ind for all Europe. Tho collapse used in the printing of German Bryan’s nomination advocacy of Dr. Murphree The Tribune would like to see of another nation’s money to the riarks. That’s nothing to whut it may reach the point of ocmplisome stage , . Murphree, . ■ ut ——«e of disappearing point would hurt takes for just one little newspaper. nrentary speech before the con­ Dr. lus career, become Governor of everybody. HMdk • ■ o « vention, bringing the Florida edu­ Florida. The only reason The Belgium, tied up with France in J t Mr. Mellon hud been a Dem­ cator’s name before that body in ... Tribune has not hitherto urged tho rtci nt mirage hunt for £.;<) ocrat the members of that party a perfunctory manner—that .. is, if his candidacy for that office ha* 000,000 001) of reparations, i* even would have had no objection what­ ever to his tux reduction plan. In Mr. Bryan is entitled to the floor been n disinclination to deprive in worse condition, tho Belgian that would be the end of it. the Stale University of his great franc selling Monday line hundred fact, tho more levelheaded of them —but Dr. Murphreo would receive u err- and successful leadership; t o ! for $3.98. haven’t.—Detroit Free Press. tain amount of publicity, which | plunge an eminent educator in Guess we've been flattering cmr- would be disconcerting and em- j the mire of politics. In suggest-to ' IN FRANCE the law says you selvcs. bariiisMiig rather _than ailvnntn-1 udvnnta- j ing this worthy nmn for an imim must bury all criminals executed, MirasMiig rattier Then Mr. Bryan would be poasiblity, attenipting to make bim lately they have thrown a few •Frank E. Jennings is running for j .-ecui. ree ’to proceed in Ills own in te r-1as it were a cat spa w to further shovel:) full of dirt on tin coffin, rernor on his platform r n d |r•its or those of tlie candidate.) ho | his own selfish ambition, wo think then 'aken it up and given th j i record. John \k. Martin his j really intends to support—now said Mr. Ilryuti owes Dr. Murphree an guillotined body and bond to rnedcaief opponent, boa published no I to be his brother, Governor Bryun apology. Dr. Murphree has too platform and thero is a growing of Nebraska. • und• sound 1 sense to be much• poi-te suspicion that he prefer* to make Mr. Bryan’s mention of Ilr. lured by a political will o’ the wisp the race on ids ancestry rath-i Murphree is na the Miami Her- Mr. Bryan has taken an unfair ad­ than on his record.—Clearwater aid expresses it, n gesture Ho vantage of the Doctor’s high Evening Bun. doubtless believes it will win standing und state popularity. of * .7 2 3 ....... .. mid. ThV executive mitteo of foreign missions by an thority of the General Assembly is asking for «1,581,750 as the amount needed to successfully car­ ry on their work for the new church year beginning April V/ 1924. ' ocia MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; G. Walker of the city Wedne* id a total IV' . Thanksgiving u~~ thankful for'something^n?;, ful you don’t live I n & r o * it to reduce the rate from 15 centp to 10 cents. During the war this same company, operating in Sanford, asked per­ mission to increase its rate on account of the rising costs of materials and labor. Thu Commissioners granted the re­ quest upon the condition thnt the rate would be reduced with the return of pre-war conditions. Just what action is taken at Friday’s meeting will no doubt be dependent in a large measure, upon the interest shown by the citizens of Sanford who arc now "enjoying” the high rate. Of course, if the people are satisfied to pay the present rate and so indicate their feeling by absenting themselves from the meeting, the Commissioners will have NO OOLT could become n real the right to feel that the people arc not behind them in this race horse if he never “extend­ ed himself,' 'never gave out all move. the force in him. Every citizen should express him self on the proposition. Human being.: have come up The meeting Friday should he nttended by so large a crowd frem mental and physical depths desperate and constant striving of people that there will lie no doubt lpft in the minds of the by und struggling. Commissioners thnt the rate must come down. When they settle down to “tak ­ Sanford is proud of the splendid record made by her city ing tilings easy" they will lose commission. It has solved ninny vital problems during the energy anil vuluc. Forces are kept past month. It has opened the door to progresa and led the nlive only by using them. In this country five million young way to big things for the city. Nothing however is of greater men really think hard Just twice a importance than this question of rates. Nothing will do year, spring nnd fall, when the more to aid Sanford in her development than to have this new hat and coat must be chosen. question settled and settled right. EVERY TUESDAY morning The Herald believes that the people will speak. It is you read the papers to see how confident that the Commission will not hesitate to take the week opened in the stock ex­ prompt and decisive action on this question when it comes change and who won the prize fights. up Friday afternoon. On Monday morning you read ------------ o----------— the papers to see what clergymen Office 1 « ; F f S the day. - a Bryant, Jr., of Pittsburgh, * ,?in the city for a few days to business. If a man wants h i , i d * * come true ho must wake up. living free from aanxiety renf n x ie ty and __ ____ effort as are the majority of us. A few worry and struggle, heaven knows, at the top and bottom of the ladder. But the majority of us drift along, taking life easily. Times are good. Most any sort of a man or woman can get n Job and then keep it, by using a half or a quarter of his or her ability. That is called "getting by” in the lan­ guage of shirkers, hut is really GETTING STALE and running to seed. ,: , t in That is bringing homc th*J> * ‘y Sanford gets them* m I a a . rv ix jU d i .'V m 'k �MR.. SW IFT, It* “TMO CLEVELAND, Jan. 17,—Despite newspaper reports to the contrary, Cleveland' fans regard tho recent deal betwonc the Indians and the Boston Red Sox as a "good one for the house of Fohl," Wamby and O’NelL local favor­ ites, have been with the Fifth City team for n decade. They arc no longer in their prime, nnd if tho club officials wish to trade them for George Hums in an effyrt to strengthen th e.team around the initial'sack, that was their busi­ ness, the fans here believe. But no one knows why the local clubs should throw in Connolly and Boone, both promising players. The consensus of opinion among lo­ cal fans is that Boston would nave received the better of the deal- r u n e / v ju n ^ / • •DOH'X B W A h W r l W l J » V » H 1 AHSw»eR TMjB Q.O«*Tl0ht c * 'DlftSCTLV — Y e s on. no ! «« fei* thlrX afternoon the ■ for the can* choice of hia Gator varsity men who will report for the nine taincy of the •boot the middle of February. ‘ • baseball nine.,. . . . . , Howard' Brocken ts one of the The election wa* hold by nine veteran letter men following a gen­ veteran Florida baseball men. and received with en eral meeting of prospective dla- hie .... election ------ woe ---------mond candidates for the next Gator thusirism on tho campus tonight teom. ■. ; Ho is one of the most finished InJames L. White, director of ath- fielders who ever batted under too thipking, and it costn tltnrly to rectify the'mistaken." All four players sent to tho Red Sox will'be used to advantage by Manager r’ohl. Connolly may be used regularly in tho outfield. He is a dnngerons batter, a good field­ er nnd possesses a strong ami ncnirnlc throwing arm. Boone is a promis ing pitcher nnd ;diouhl win the majority of his games with the Boston team. Nothing need he said relative to the ability of O’Neiii nnd Wamby. On the other hand Cleveland ob­ tained Hums. The other two play­ ers coining hero will not strength­ en the local club. Walters is n good catcher hut a weak hitler. Fcwftcr never war a good hitter. Cans are inclined to believe that neither will finish the entiling season with the Indiana. "In Myatt and Sewell we have two receivers who can both catch and srog Lhe hall," another fan de­ clared. "Stephencun is n dangeron* butter nnd can play second with any of them. Wo don’t need the players IJohton gave u s. it McMillin Is Favored i>y Centre .Officials DANVILLE, Ky., Jan. 17.—fn-. 0. E. Alien, chnirmap of lhe ath­ letic board of control ut Centre GoHego and three other member n ' lhe hoard Tne day niv reported t i be in favor of oflYrtng.the p<* itian as Lend football roach t<> “flu" Ate. Millin, former Centro gridiron . tnr nnd for the Iasi two year, coach nt t ’entr-ir.iry College. Tim hoard meets Tuesday night during which meet­ ing it is thought Charles Moron's successor w ill.be mimed. AlcAlillin, formerly ns n roach here before lie went to Centenary, having coached the basketball nnd track Mjuad o f UlilJ with good suc­ cess. * i NEW YORK. Jan. 17.—Tex Rtekfe* aril thought lie had seen cvcryIr-J thing. . . „ Tex liar, lived life as is privileged X-\ 1 few of the mortals, .lari. London f t would have found him a mnde-to: | order character for one of his wertf , i cm .thrillers, f y A cow puncher in Texas, n gold ’ miner in Klondike, a f iro gambler ! i n Goldficd, a uoidler of fortune in ! Soutli America, ami, finally, n jyVl sports promoter at once powerful /. ntj() pittUfeyi|lle, Ricl^uii ,lpu ()tfl i an eventful utirring career. But he errs when he thinks lie hnn seen everything. Be hasn’t aeon the intricate inner m< . hatiism I of New York politics. The hoys « are just about rendy to show him. { And if tlmy go about it in their usually gifted manner Tex will realize that cleaning out a Nevada i saloon witli whining bullets was n 1 mere incident iu his life. 7-* Richard hint grown too big for ^ t h e game in Now York. Be is no . longer just a promoter; lie is. come* thing that approaches an inaUtu* tion. Other promoters may an'i nonnee championship fights but the i nublie remninn unresponsive. Let I Rickard liring two burly brutes to, gather in a titie battle anil Hie turnstiles crack under tin strain, ^ - The public has confidence in Rickard. Bis record shows few | busts. All of Ida fights, from the , .first Gans-Nelson struggle on the , far-fiung Nevada plains up to the ‘ Deinpney-Firpo monsnere have be n * on the rijuare. Rickard levels; ; he's n straight ‘hooter. That' * wlyv thopubli? in for him. )* Realizing the security of his pn'tiitlnn Rickard, it in raid, has nut HUgnred the politicians la the exl travuganl maimer to which tiny » nre riccur.tomed. Very little gruft j hnn rolled out of the Madison , Sipmre treasury into the gnarled fiats of the ward hielrrn. Even la j the m atter of complintentaries a * ‘Strict and laudable economy lots i been practiced. Wherefore the boys have ilccid;r-«i Utal Rickard must go. The first ■ shot in tin* campaign of elfa* rnnmt has been tired. A gifted orator in * tho slate legislature tuu; urged that * a maximum adtub don prl- e of #7 | . shall prevail at all future chanti njonahip fights. If this goes r through Rickard’s spectacular car­ eer will automatically end. And . if it doesn't go through the hoya I intend to Introduce another bill doi signed lo hill boxing outright, r Riel.,.ri| in his younger days — , he o fill now—fuught himself out <*f tnany desperate situations. Most I of bln foe*, however, fought out in tho open In up landing, mnn-to- About .7 o'clock of the pleasant afternoon of Aug, 2ii at the I'olo Grounds a competent auctioneer mlgiit have dn mmcd up an nfi':*r of a t much ns three cents (Moxicstij for tlx- Giant diam cj to win I Im ball game ugainU tho Chicago Gulia. it v„i a .Sunday, and, ns the poet hath it, “ A goodly throng was there." . It was lie* ninth inning, and tlte Cubs were leading !i to 2, with two men out. A moment Inter young Travis .inch-on hit mi easy bounder lc» Harney Frilterg at third hate. Aa-llm agile athletes ray, (tie bait had handles all ovr r it. Barney had the ball and the game well in baud, but in a fatal moan at he lieuv si llie sphere high, wide and handI'ome in the general direction of the upper tier, and Jackson da bed to third lin e before tin* recreant ball could he recaptured. It Was Snyder’s turn to hat, but he was ns|tie«ted to give wav to .link Bentley, a left-handed hitter. The Dim irtnati Reds were relent­ lessly pinsulng the Giants in the ■iv.tr.r x m i ; t o m .k i : p - ■HI’MKIHT itOHI-r UONKI.V HAWAII" Bonn h r k a Ms - t’M CAXj.INCI VI itP* race f o r lhe National league pen­ nant nt this time, ami the lorn of a game win a rerious mutter. This point wan urged upon Bentley, who wan implored In drive out a single nnd reore the til ing run, Bin fel­ low player;; begged him to eonaider the imnortniirc of a single. The fanu clamored for jiiut one little base liit. A game that i.i tied is a GAINESVILLE J.aii. 10. gunie tliat may lie won. It in l»y winning one game after another nrd Milton Bracken, nopul Hint el team gets into the wnrld’n verslty of Florida athlete 'Tien, and the players therenf cut in on joky dices of the financial melon. Revolving there pleasant, thoughts in bin mind, John o’ Balti­ more strolled to tile plate, .nettled hi.-: spiked shoes in the dirt, Ininelit d Inn shoulders nnd knocked the first good pilch en n dead line into the far right field stand for a Inime run that won the game anil I ran ; formed a hopeless defeat into n thrilling triumph. T h is tin nit jo i n s v.Uti *>;)*,, r liiin n H a l I n s t i t u t i o n s In u r g i n g e v e r y m a n . w o m a n , and rtilM u flanfor.l amt Kemlnpte C o u n t y to o t,s e r v e " T h r i f t W o r k " In e v e ry s e n s e o f t h e w o n t . Tunny n.* liirilo ia y of It e n jn in ln I ’r n n k l l n . ti le i ut Ire r o u n l r y p au si a In h o n o r of t h i s g r e a t A m ericas h la im l'set a l i n i n g t i m e t o s t o p a m i t h i n k a b o u t " T h r i f t " *>m* o f K ran lcB n ’n o u t s t a n d i n g virtue* PRACTICE THRIFT IIY OPENING A SAVINGS ACCOUNT AT THIS RANK. ANOTHER GOOD WAY TO SAVE IS RY JOINING OUR CHRISTMAS SAVING CLUB. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK HELP WANTED HELP WANTED tTBinrSW..-, ^l^VMX*“<•*>** 1*1* I f Built by Hudson Under Hudson Patents | How quickly work­ ers answ er when you call t h e m through th e classi­ fied columns of the Herald. $170 Lower in Price EFtST Priced *170 lower, the N ew Essex Coach provides a larger, handsom er body, with even greater passenger com fort than the form er Coach. A nd its6-cylinder m otor, built on H udson patents give smoothness and perform ance distinction, heretofore exclusive to the Super-Six. Qualities o f Both Hudson and Essex Touring Model - 3850 fentjki nnd Tns Sstrm SHEET MUSIC THRIFT WEEK SHOULD MEAN MUCH TO THE PEOPLE OF SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY A 30 Minute Ride W ill Win You Its abilities are as exclusive in this field as H udson’s. T h in k of w hat that advan­ tage m eans. A nd it has in full those hidden values th a t k e e p H u d s o n and Essex cars like new , after thousands of miles and years of'service. whether you need a salesm an-or a stenographer Everyone Calls It"Ideal Transportation" bricklayer, a seamstress or a shipping clerk_ji; Simple to keep in first class condition. Requires little attention. Lubrication for the most part is done w ith an oil can. M ilcageon fuel, o ilan d tires isexccptional. N o car we ever announced has m et with such a reception. You m ust be impressed as everyone has.^ Y ou, too, will say: “ the New Essex provides ideal transportation” . classified department of the Herald. In a few houi W anted” message will be printed and read by I competent workers. The preinpt, ami satisfactory response to Help Wanted Adv aid reduces your cniptcyment problems io the vanishin:' 25 Cents e/tiy.emente in pcinl. You A gel the right sort of people when you 105 Palmetto Avenuo J113 Hanford Avenuo Phono -lai-j Phone II 115 Magnolia Ave the Classified Collin iA itu iM n Q �T *V • “T H E R E ’S A TIME FOR ~_l* ' « ING ALL BUT NOW I& THE TIME TO USE HERALD WANT ADS WANT AD RATES FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Bicycle, good condi­ tion, cheap for cash. Sea LanL^phoned nda., will bo received dor'a Drug Store. I from patrons and collector sent JOB PRINTING—The Herald Job Plant is now located in the Weimmediately for payment. ■laka Budding. Let ua estimate on your job work. Phono 148. - —lO f n ll« r I Tl«»-- ------.... . Mr m Umi• «•*»•----- — ...... Or it IIm > LEGAL FORMS of nil binds for t Ttm f........... n line snip a t the Hernld efflce. aa ti***------- L^jfSuCA SH IN ADVANCE Classified Advertising is FOR SALE— Big Bargain FlveRoom Bungalow, four lots San­ ford Heights. Price $3500.00; term s._E. F. Lane.________ FOR SALE— fl acres of Loire j _ Front property. E. F. Lane. FOR SALE— Business ------- block on ARE YOU losing an opportunity to sell your property by not using 5llRACi.Fr Caoerat* rat* Cat, | ■idawlaka. the Herald W ant Ad*; Tho cost cement work, sid*i is small, the result i great. Herald lag blocks, irrigation W antsw ill work for you quickly. Tvw ilteker. Prop. ___ LOST—Black nnd while, setter. "Lumber and Building FOR RENT—Nice front bed-room Finder return to Frank C. Woodw«Ur» iAt inner Comj ruff. Jr., at stoic. 117 Laurel Avc. ; _N ._L aurcl S t_ Phone FOR RENT—Two rooms for light ENJOYED A GOOD N IG H TS 1 HILL LUMBER CO. He Sleep Service, Quality and housekeeping. 1020 Union Avc.^ Phone U-5. ________ FOR RENT—Desirable furnished “I wish to say that FOl.FA' housekeeping rooms, 609 E ast PILLS worked O. K. on yne in r; Third St. Call a fter 6 p. m.____ couple of hours nnd tho pains left FOR RENT—Light housekeeping mo a t onre. I took a couple of CORRUGATED IRON ROOI rooms equipped with water, them in the a'ternoon, went to bed COMPOSITION ROLL ROOI and had a good night’s sleep nnd ligh t and gas. 200 F rench Avc. STRIP SHINGLES, have slept good evor since,” writes PLASTER. FOR RENT—Two offices, ground Con Thlc), 118 E. Columbia St., CEMENT, floor New Bishop Building, 209 Fort Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY NAILS. Magnolia Ave. Suitable for real PILLS nre a diuretic stim ulant for estate or Insurance^ WB1 ren t f the ............... r ...... ..................... kidneys nnd will increase tholr reasonable. Apply Sanford Loan Jactivity. 'Refuro substitutes, Sold CHASE A CO. nnd Savings Co. [ everywhere. SANFORD, FLA NOTICE O F ADOPTION. S n llf p p f A tm U ra llan fre T n fire d Notice is hereby given th a t on f n i l p p S p p l l n n 57S » f I k e l l r n r r n t N l i t l n t n <if t b p S t n l p n f F l n r M n . tho 18th day of January, 1924, the Notice Is hereby Riven that J. A. l-undersigncd will apply to thd MIRACLE Concrete Ce­ rement work, sidewalks, ___ Treat uiiil I!. 1-5. White, purchasers, , . • ® n. y, , or Tax O rtlflrste No. 417. Gated ' ““P® 0 * , re.“I1 - £ ? Urt„. , l Ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. 1 ihe nth day <r .Tnnn. a . !>. 1931. inti|tha Seventh Judicial Circuit of Tenvilleger. prop.______ nie-l said certificate In my office, r Florida, nt his office In Sanford, jrid hns made J'*1, J " * I Florida, for an Order authorizing to In meconinnci* with .. ' w ti- n law. Hnld certificate* criifnrpn iht* thcui to nriopt u0Or(*o iV. Hall aod rollnwini; ilcf»erli»eU property Riiu-j Mattiellnll, minora. nt»Ml In Sf-mlnoh- County, Florida, This 11th day of December, A. to-wll: Hli'i of SW 'i, Frc. 31, Twit., n 71 H.. Ill 31 B. 40 nert-tt. Tho said - u ’ HANS ANONSEN. htiul bitlnr; osschspiI at the date ofthi» Isauant'p of modi rortlftrain In RAGNA ANONSEN. t!io natno of II. M. Ualloti. Unless 12-20-27-1-3-10-17. said i*»-rtlf|rni» idoill l>>* redeemed accord In a to law Tax Deed will InFOR HOME AND STABLE nun thereon on tho 2Sttt day of Jan­ Yon can find the name of every uary. A. I). 1021. WITNKHH my orflelnl signature ■ Tho extraordinary Borozone and n-.‘.il this the 19th dny of l*e- treatment for fish wound*, cuts, live Businesa Man In Sanferi la this Column each day. cemlter. A. I*. IttSS. surcs, gall:!, burr.n and scalds is <3i : a i .) k . a . rtorm .A ns. Cork Clreuit Uourt. ju jt ns rlTcctivo in the stable as Hemlnole County, Florida. in the home. Unrao flesh heals »!, : A. 11. Weeks, l>. C. with rcmnrkable speed under, its i;-20-37-t->3-IO-17-:t-tltc powerful Influence; The treatm ent Studebnkcr, Packard, Chevrolet is the same for animals as for J. L. PERKINS OF I'tM.I.AT\OTICK OF KAI.H humans. Flret, waah out infectious FltAU germs witli liquid Borozone, and Sales Department Jlnrjorlo T o : .r. i>. 11nod Ullil the Borosone Powder completes San Juan Garage I loud: the healing process. Price (liquid) N O T IU B IS IIB IIK H V U tVBN. t h a t 30c. 60c and $1.20. Powder 30c I h e Ueopli’S H an k o f S a n fo r d , a utidur th o and 60c. Sold_hy_JJnion Pharmacy. ha it k i n a eitri»iirnt 1o n ARE YOU—Looking, for a good room. If you don’t find one list­ ed in this column, insert n small want ad and you will receive tho best listings in the city. the Regular Way j 3, It is the regular way through which to secure ~ _ on First Street. E. 1,. I.nno. s FOR SALE— Six acre celery farm _ on brick road. E. L Lane.____ hdlp for the office dr homo—putting you in communi­ nouble rate for black face type. FOR RENT signs for sale at the FOR SALE—A beautiful orange cation with the various people who may think them- S Herald office. Haduccd rates for consecutive grove with good income. E. F. selves fitted to do your work, and thus permitting you S imertions. Caunt six worda to SAUSAGE for snle—Pure pork f nr.e._________________ U|,e line. Minimum charge of ! carnage rmoked with oaw wood, ^■OR SALE— Farm mid timber to make your decision and selection after having had m lnnds in nny size tracts from 40 lb,, pu.itpaid. No order nc^ for first Insertion. All ad­ ‘ •10c. personal interviews. 1 ccnteil fur loss than 3 lbs. Satis-1?^rca UP* T* King, Dunnellon, v is in g is restricted to proper taction guarnatced. Mrs. Enoch Fin. Readers of this newspaper arc ad readers— and Sawyer, ;fifton, Ga„ It. D. If. No. FOR SALE— O r rent, 10 acres classification* for an increasing number Of them the classified col­ good citrus land, partly cleared, jn ease of error Tho Herald house and other improvements. 12 umns are gaining in interest; If you have anything I yin be responsible for only ono ADAPTED Carmen Grapes, Tree miles from P. O. Apply 809 Msgto sell you have som ething tb say to them in our Blueberries, 30 per cent off. jacorrect Insertion, the advernolia Ave.. fo r information.__ 13t Tree Blackberries. Best invest­ advertising columns. Herald classified advertising will for all aobsequent Inser­ ments, highest profits, quick re­ FLORENCE Vidor In “The Real pull with you in your efforts. Adventure” a t Milano tonight, a t s . Tlie Herald office should turns, quality plants. Original in­ Adapted Nurseries, story of the threatrical world. I be notified immediately in case troducers. Free tickets for Mrs. W. P. Tampa, Fla. Brooks. of error. BETTER BABY CHICKS—Pine- bOR SALE—10 acres Hammock, breeze White Leghorn Chicks five fenced, three cleared, good are sired by pedigreed males from flowing well. $2,000. high record hens. Eggs perfectly for prompt and efficient service. hutched by modern incubators. Vig­ FOR SALE— 20 acres, three clear­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H x a a m H H a M n n n n H n a a n n n B M H n n iiiH B a M n B B ita orous chicks, true to strain, $20.U0 ed. six room house, all In good a hundred, $180 a thousand. In­ condition on hard road. $3500.00. teresting catalog. Immediate de­ liveries. Order “better baby SALE—Ton room House in chicks” from .Pinehrecze Form, FOR W A ITED —Help of nil kinds by good condition, porches screen­ FOR SALE—Furnished house, many business houses. If you FOR SALE—DeSoto paints and ed, two garages. All A -l shape. Onk Avc. Price $2,000.00. E. arc without n position, advertise vonrishes a t Sanford Novelty $5500.00. Terms. F. Lane. on tho classified* pngo of The 154-tfc I WANTEl>—A roller top desk. Works; sole ngents, FOR SALERcautiful Bungalow, Herald. It will cost you only n FOR SALE—40 acres bordering on I Call or write Lu-Beth Cafeteria. BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries with extra lot. Price $3750.00. few cents and you will reach thou­ Lako front; fruit and orchard sands. _________________________ IffXSTKtJ—To rent by the year, and blackberries—all varieties land, part vegetable. All for E, F. Lane.________ I four or five room unfurnished suitablo for home and commercial $1,250.00 ; 3 1-2 miles from San­ FOR SALE—Attractive bungalow, WANTED—Disabled service mnn I cottage. P. 0. Box 1088. planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ ford. This ia a bargain. wants employment as night modern, n bargain; term s. In­ quire 1103 Oak Ave. watchman. Prefer permanent em­ I WANTED—Your old furniture. orous, well rooted plants insure ployment. Address X. Y. Z., Box I jiany peoplo in Sanford would gooff early profits. For full in­ FOR SALE— 1 lots 80x305, wellllile to buy second hand furniture. formation and illustrated catalog fenced; two good houses, with POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT 703.___________________________ I Advertise your snare pieces In the No. 9, write Southern Adapted garage and fru it trees. Chicken For Sheriff. CALI, at 515 East Third St. for | Herald Want Ads and sell them Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. yards. All in fine condition. $3,I hereby announce myself as a n carpenter for nny kind of re­ ■quickly. Phone 148 and the want POR SALE—Egry Cash Register. 1100.00. candidate for the office of Sheriff pairs or painting. Your business |sd department will be glad to inSEMINOLE REALTY CO. of Seminole County, subject to the solicited and appreciated._H. Ren. Cost $G0 when new. Will sell Iwrt your cd.___________________ cheap. Inquire at 'Sanford Herald ____ Seminole Hotel Annex. Democratic primary June. 1921. WANTED—Office * work nil " o r W. A. TIL LIS. WANTED— F u rn ish ed r o o m s o r of f i c e . ___________________ | - y pnrt time. Some experience. (Advertisement.) a w s •>f t h e tftn to o f F lo ild ii und apartment. State location and References furnished. Address R., tl m FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggsj v l n t Its place o f b u s i n e s s a t SailIprke. C. J. Thornton, care Heri fernld office. fo r d . S e m in o le < 'o u u ty . F lo r id a , lo for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. I aid. n l i .,.11 O r l i l f e a t c if S h n rlc a nf SHOES—Become our locnl sales­ Mrs. Ellsworth, Benrdnll Avenue, MONEY S tork h erein after d e s c r ib e d w ns I WASTE if^ F u rnfshed apartm ent, Sanford. Phono 3303. man selling high-grade shoes 83-tfp p l e d u e d a s c o l l a t e r a l o r s e c u r i t y by Send this ad and ten cents to ; I two or threo rooms or board direct to wearer. Quick seller and s a id J . !>. Hood In c o n s i d e r a t i o n of SPECIAL BARGAINS Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Avc., luid room with private family. Ad- SEE the Sanford Stove Works, 602 t h a t c e r t a i n o b liK n tlo n duo th o said good commission. Experience not Chicngo, 111., writing your name 1922 Dodge touring, alm ost new Sanford Avc. before buying 1 c o p i e s Hunk of F l o r i d a an d r e p r e ­ |dress, J . W. H., carp of Herald. 1923 Dodge Panel Delivery like and uddross dearly. You will re­ required. Tanners Shoo Mfg. Co., se n t cd by u c u r t a i n p r o m is s o r y note stoves. We will save you money. 393 C St., Boston, Mass. limit" by tb e said J , Ik Hood ntld ceive n ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S We also repair stoves of all kinds, new. d a t e d t h e noth d a y of J u n e . 1931 . 1922 Hupmobilc touring. HONEY AND TAIt COMPOUND W ANTED^Cnrpenter arni work of grafanolas and sewing machines. p a y a b l e th e 1st (lay of J a n u a r y , Lexington Lark (sport). for coughs, adds nnd hoarseness, nny kind. Thini house Pace’s 1931 . w ill o ff e r f o r s.ilo nt p u h ll r 194-tfc ■ litt e r y a n d sell to tho Ididiest Two Dodge tourings, 1921. also free sample packago of FO­ Lane. f o r e n s h a t Its b a n k i n g h o u s e nt | AGENTS—Make nnd sell my car­ FOR SALE—Misslonnfy straw­ Dodpe Roadster, 1U19. LEY’S PILLS, n diuretic stimu­ Unn f o r d . Humlnole tb . u n t y , F lo r id a , berry plants well routed, care­ bon remover. A good, clean National touring, 0 passenger. lant for the kidneys, nnd FOLEY’ NO’AiCE OF. STOCKHOLDERS’ at t h o h o u r of II o'clock. A. M.. MEETING. M o n d a y . .Inniinry l i n t . l: i! 4 ; Jlegitimate business; good profits. fully packed, 60c per hundred, Three worm-drive Ford trucks. CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ Forty ( ID) shares common stork, Notice is hereby given that an Two Ford Chassis. I fkariiM McDaniels, Box C01, Home- $3.50 per M. delivered. Mathews stipation and Biliousness. These per share flii'kon. of l.akr va Co.. Tnilnhnsscc, Fla., Route C._ adjourned meeting of the stock­ j a r value Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. I stead, Fla. wonderful remedies have helped holders of the SANFORD MORT­ ^•’ront 'mpruvement Company. InEXPERT Typewriter cleaning nnd ’orporeted. represented by Certifi­ Dodge 1922 touring. millions of people. Try them! Sold GAGE LOAN COM PA NY, will be cate of shares of Hlork, Issued by repairing. Call II. S. Pond, Two Dodge tourings, 1920. everywhere. said Company. No. 37. held at tho office of tho Company phone 225 or Peoples Bank. Chandler touring. Ihtlcd ptddlaited nt Sanford. in Sanford, Florida, nt 4:00 p. m., Florida, and 179-tfc this '.’tb day i f January, Two Ford touting, 1922. which _r . , y r j | February 20th. 1924, nt „ 4 9 3 1 ; Buick touring, 1919, 7 passanger. DOES' your car need n new top, AIIU U 'I.IW H A N K i ik tf,\N K U ItU . . I njjeHng the fjltowmg matters will Bukk tourii4> J!)J8V,J ! curtains o r ’ upholstering ? * Let fly tv. ti, ’PBrimclifTf., presidvnt. A f i n s . Q l . n i d T T1„„,,<. no submitted to the stockholders: Dodge 3-4 ton truck. Radford Auto Top Co., 115 Oak l-10-17-2t A l t e r o i l O I t I l l n e s s j n{4 To change the nnme of the Two Reo,Speedster Trucks, Avc., do it nnd be satisfied.____ UNDERWOOD -------Icorporation. i— TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT FOR SALE—2000 sour orange trees 1021-22. Kite Kennedy, woo jo r i.ovural j 2nd. To amend the Articles of; Two Light Ford Trucks. measure a t the ground 1 to 2 1-2 )t»n$ • u eir Incorporation st> ns to emoower the ‘ C L O G G E D T H R O A T S years has made his ’torn Two 1917 lJuhk tobring. High class Underwood Typewriters inches in diameter. Write Mr. K. Sanford on the "Sanford-Orlnndo * “ ’ Company to make abstracts of Vi'li m jour wind i* shut o>7 and 1922 Clvclnnd 1, touring. | for rent to reliable parties. ditllciilt you try to miso lit* J. Osteen, Osteen, Fin._________ Some of there cars were traded road, died Wmln'esday of pncunio- title and to guarantee and insure -rentlilag 'Megui by suddenly contracting the titles to real property new Dodges, Dodtfox. Most of them after an illness of II days. da NOW is the time to plant nil kinds jn on nPW and forcing air lliroiigii the Underwood Typewriter Co. 3rd. To amend the rhnrtor of imgs Funeral services were held otlof shnde trees; see or write A ."have been left with us to be sold r.rout. Till* is hard on your limp 115 S. Main Street Orlando, Fla. L. Wcstordlck, R .Jt. A. ___ aml applied on the purchase of i " f 1 n ^ |jrni°°rLvlnr»“pn5„lf j £n?.i tile corporation to authorize nn in­ ad vour thmnt nnd dihit-x the Idiwsl NO person need become " bnhl- new Dodges. They nro all renl burial 1took e/_iVnI,°ri “^i!!R.u ? r o 5 -^ -!i crease In the number of Directors. *■>eis. Clogged H routs are rmdly uni! S. O. CHASE, ifickly oprnrtl, phlegm raised nad tin hended. I have n newly invent­ good, having been reconditioned. cemetery. place in the Hanford A ttest: iri f.t Is uiM'.tiiixi nnd hral.il by l.eoiv President. ed machine that prevents same. Terms to those who can establish t’i’a Cough Syrup (Creoicted). II Kennedy, who wns a fisherman, H. L. STEVENS, Wonderful for adding new life and credit. Romo of these cars can is survived by a wife nnd four re'.ents i.trtiinlng, bueklag ami ban I Asst. Secretary. IHELPED LITTLE GIRL’S COUGH growth to hair. Stps gray hairs. be exhnngcd for renl estate im­ small children. r.iu.ihlu antiseptic action. Heat rem 1-18-25-2-1-8 _______________ t!y lor coughs, coldi, bronchitis -FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAIt Price $2.50. Write for particu­ proved or unimproved. Diamonds r'npe, cn uji, nnd whonpiug cough [COMPOUND is fine. My little lars,_S. S. Doyd, 1-aurens, S. C .__ or unything else of value. Merlin Triiin Hides Cheaper •••re, sure and plcasaat. At yuui HANFORD MOTOR CO. girl hud un awful cough, f got a FOR SALE—200 citrus buds, five .: :iggistBERLIN, Jan. 10—Since cold Dodge Dealers. bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND vnrieties. 5t)e to $1.00 each. D. weather came in with n iilast many Phone 3. ITAIt COMPOUND and gave her a F. Tiller, Pnoln, Fla. Berliners have found it much few tio-e.i nnd she wns greatly r e - 1FO R " SA LE—A " large reed baby lie premiere nt the Forty-Fourth cheaper to vide hack and fourtii [licvcij," writes Clyde If. Henson, T heatre, New York City, February carringe. Tel. 381-J. or 708 Pal­ FOP. SALE Marl’.irook, Virginia. The best metto A ve.__________ ____ 1, the eve of Washington's birth­ remedy for coughs, colds, hoarseof monthly tickets may rido na of- 1 O l i 1 I U i f l 1 1 1 1 1 1 day. Ford Sedan FOR "RALE— -Oranges and grape­ i ness; relieves promptly and effec­ G riffith was requested to* make ten ns they cure to on the govern fruit. 76c to $2.50 per 100. B. F. j tively. FOLEY’S HONEY AND the film by the D. A. R. and has rnent owned steam lines which run Chandler Touring MIAMI, Jnn. 10— Mrs. Norman | TAR "COMPOUND has stood the ; ^iRer, F’uola, Flu. all about the city. Greathouse, niece of Judge Will T. enjoyed the nsnistanco of practical­ test nf time, serving three genera-; TOR RALE Baby chicks, *. • Official.! attribute the increased Price, President of the Miami Bar ly every national patriotic und hisDodge Touring ’ * Reds, Barred Rocks. White and night travel of late to the fact Association and of Jdtlge Mitchell toricnl organization in the coun­ I Silver Wynndottes, S. C. White that many men nnd women find D. Price of Miami has been elect­ try, as well us of tho war depart­ Hudson Touring. Leghorns, S. C. Anemias. Heavy coal nnd gas or electricity too ex­ ed by L). W. Griffith to piny the ment. "America” will be tho first egg producing strains.’ Pedigreed, pensive these days and upend tits role of Mrs. General Gage in dram atic motion picture in which Hcripps-Duoth Touring BIG DEVELOPMENT PLAN exhibition nnd utility_ matings. evenings comfortably in heated “ America," the photodrama of the units of (he United States regular Custom hutching. W'rite today well lighted cars reading their fav­ w ar of Independence, which the Army have appeared as actors. Oakland Touring. ' MIAMI, Jan. 15—County develop for prices. Sunnysidc Hatchery, noted producer is filming for tho Hundreds of troops, garbed in the orite books. merits im ohing expenditure of Box 18, Longwood, Fla._____ ___ KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Daughters of the American Rcvo- rtd coats of Russian grenadiers of King George HI, in the blue nnd Newspnper Feara Small I’nyjiution. WHERE USED CARS ARE 11,500,000 und callng for a per­ FOlf~RALE—Ten-piece oak din­ buff of Washington's Continental ing room suit, 54-inch table, BERLIN. Jun. 1C—Remoaning I Mrs. Greathouse, formely Mias ALWAYS BARGAINS. manent Dale county fair n Miami tho fate of the state security police Tottye Price, is well known in thi ■ Army, in the homespun of New 110.00 . II. M. Casiins, Osceola, Pan-American exposition, nnd n $Florida. England minutemen, nnd in the who, it contends, are underpaid, the utute, having visited extensively county -----(IT) L F~e L U II'FO It M E D adornment of Indians, par­ | Pan-American University situated here. Rhe is a direct descendant of Local Anzeigcr says.if this policy GAINER VILE, Jnn. 10—'Tho Un in tho hig scenes. arc called for in plana laid before BETTER BABY CHICKS: Pine- ivorsity of Floridn Golf Associn- in continued the German guardians a prominent Revolutionary fnnii- ticipated Individuals nnd historical socibreeze, White Leghorn Chicks tho chamber of commerce by n nre sired by pedigreed males front I committee that has been working high record hens. Eggs perfect­ | on the projects for several months. ly hatched by modern incubators. The enterprises would call for n Vigorous chicks, true to strain, | construction program extending $20 n hundred; $180 a thousand. lutinnury ramlly ..... .---, . over five years, and it ia proposed Immediate deliveries. Order oet- Murphree wns named dar “ America," which will have its pub | people. to call n special election for a vote i ter baby c h i c k s " from l inebreeze president. policcmun's family on the entire project. 1Farm, Callahan, r lorida. s j a The Number is 148 PHONE 148 HOUSES—FOR SALE WANTED MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS AGENTS WANTED SPECIAL NOTICES Kite Kennedy Dies RELATIVE MIAMI JURIST IS PICKED s t r 'r t : sss£%SA FOR FILM PART BUSINESS DIRECTORY WHIDDON & HODGES PURELY PROFESSIONAL Cards of Sanford's Reputable Professional Men, each of whom, in his chosen profession the Herald recommends to the people. Tailors, Cleaners and D y e n 117 Park Avenue— Phone MS Sanford Novelty l | Works V. C. COLLER, Prop. George A. DeCottes Altorney-at-IiUW Over, item fri ole County ’ “ B unk Sanford, ------------- Florida General Shop and MiU W otk Contractor And Builder . 517 Commercial Street" Wilson Welding & Radiator Works Schelle Maines LAWYER .!« — Court House "It It’s Metal wrf can weld It1* SANFORD, FLORIDA STEWART The Florlat Flowers For All Occasion* Fred R. Wilson ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW First National Hnnk Bldg. Sanford, ------------- Florida Elton J Moughton ARCHITECT r’ir.st National Hank Bid;;. Sanford, ------------- Florida MILDRED SIMMONS Teacher o f Pianoforte and' Pipe Organ Studio: Room 225, Meisch Building Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtlo Avc. Phono 260-W Sanford Machine Co. I .r n r r n t M nehlnr M l W ork. , D a lle s Under tiria d la s H a n f o r d , WHk, 03 I'biMir ■I'kn* IBS- QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER I .o c n t a n i l l . n a x lag. lllnlnnen I l M . Stum s. tV .A. I I O I I I I S , At. II. r|M*t*ltillaliiK In rienllo U rin ary fiU enses (:■ i i i ’t>!»rt>--eliri>nie sk in IikmhI ilisrani'K, nm l und S. O. Shinholser lla n k Contractor and Uuilder l>Vin*(lu Ivisoasts anil IIIm'IimiuI l i m. O i l i e r m il •Sarifnril F lm l N a l io i t u l lliillillua Florida. By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER BUILDING MATERIAL v ROOMS FOR RENT LOST AND FOUND REAL ESTATE rx m s a l e Sanford,----------------Florida W. j. Thigpen Real Estate Insurance R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and FIRE, LIFE. AUTO Insurance SANFORD.------FLORIDA SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. E. A. Douglass, Pres. Get an Abstract bcfarcbuylnf property h J 7 01924 BV INT’L FfATUWg S erviCC, MM � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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U w H ita p Rainfall (is * f ' '■ V u4 £ ■ U .f ■ z n jT ^ r . fa p lIT tf V. AttfOCMTSD WH588 DWPATCHE8 ' V • t-i * ■SANFORD, FLORIDA, TRIDAY, JANUARY 18, It24 SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS - SENATOR FALL FINANCES ARE GIVEN FRIDAY Organization •t > ;; i i, • W ICO *• iboat*, Enforcing Blockade,. Pipveht Six Ship* Prom En­ tering Port •• V iegoT s e e k s lission f o r t l * P i s a a x e o f a D etadU M A l o f H lo T ro o p s r to Pa** H iroofk ite United State* ' ’ ‘ ' . ia r n » t S , R Pit**) i A f e ~ K m f^ w f y ^ ? r i d ! i 7 <by Acting Q o m a a r OntUaen »■ g telegram to Secretary o f gtate Haghae- Possibility of troable with Mexlcaa residents M the Tosao border prompted the refuaal the acting governor i»u , • If federal forernm ent ahowa ' that demand f a r paaaage of orient aad guarantee ample protection to Tosao citisqaa reaieet will be eoaaidered and arerjr effort will bo B ill by officiate of Tosna to cooperate with natloeal autboritiea Mr. Davidson said, | HEIGHT TRAIN DYNAMITED MEXICO CITY, Jan. 18.— ReTointioniata dynamited the military freight train carry* lai artillery and munitions for Obregon forces near A ra­ gon Hidalgo Thursday, ac­ cording to an official report I) from Prceident Obregon’a 1 h*»dijuartera f t Irapuato. The train and cargo woro de­ stroyed. Aviators were used by Federate for the first time on Jalisco front, when major Ralph Onelll, flying ope of the plane* newly arrived from the United States, made a seeut•»mi flight. X. ' * v TAMPICO, Jan. i4-^-(By the Associated Press)—Rebel gun­ boat* bombarded the city and port IfeVgrampico Thursday morning. | The new* of the bombardment was received in a telephone message from the Observer stationed a t La Barm. The message said: Jesus M. Palma, chief of the coast guard, a t 0 o'clock Thursday morning sighted tha rebel gun­ boats Tampico and Sarmxoza which bad prcvchted six ships from en ­ tering the port. Tho vessels wero ■jflve tankers and the Dutch steam1 ship Maasdam. ^ “The rebel gunboats fired four shot*. Tho artillery stationed at the entrance to the Fort replied and forced the rebel vessels to re­ tire outside the range of the guns l “Thcn the rebel ships directed their fire against tha suburb of Var adero, located to the left of tho Panuco river, destroying several Chinese houses. How many of these perished is not known. An 'airplane sent up to reconnoiter identified the rebel boats. • “At noon tho ships cruised six hundred metres o(T the mouth of the Punuco river, trying to find a landing place.” The foreign residents of Tampi­ co are in an expectant mood. There Is considerable nervous tension amend tho native population. Immediately after the bombard­ ment Jumes B. Stewart, tha Amer­ ican consul, informed the Ameri­ can embassy a t Mexico City and the State Department in Washing­ ton and requested instructions. Some of tho populace, fearful lest the rebels’ ships again Are on the town, have left Tampico. The port is well protected by artillery. President Obregon (• being kopt I.informed of the situation. The arrival of the rebel ships of? the entrance to tho port had been reported early in the morning. The belief prevailed that they had .come to Tampico to enforco an or­ der, proclaimed by Adolfo do la Huerta supremo chief of the reb­ el*. for a blockade of Tampico. A »P«ciul train, carrying artillery, machine guns and troops was im­ mediately started for La Barra, ‘be entrance to the port. A fter ,tne bombardment the ships disap­ peared. Two bombing planes aru (Continued on page 8) Judge Says He Will Give Leland Divorce - J l ’' Tli# Ammk-U U iI P m m I CHICAGO, Jan. 18—Divorce *ill be granted Albert R. Leland, Wealthy manufacturer, Judge Foell indicated, on (he basis of an alleged confession made by his *ife naming Rov. Carl D. Case, Pjstor of the First Baptist Church of Oak Park.. Although the min­ uter, who denied the charge, was •*onerated by a committee of dea­ cons of the church. Deacons stat*d they made an investigation two months ago and expressed belief *J**‘ Mrs. Leland was suffering from hallucinations. Sfforta to Reduce the Miaimam of 150 Names on Unsuccessful • • Petition* , , W A M & f t n S ? . 'S C I two BALDWIN’S GOV’T THROWN DOWN IN COMMONS DEBATE orm sr Premier Asquith Annooncea He Will Vote fof the Labor Motion of "No -• Confidence” ( D f H e A unrlntrS Press) LONDON, Jan. 18. — Premier Baldwin’a conservative government Thursday evening received ita death sentence a t the hands of the opposition in the House of Com­ mons, as had* been anticipated. Thin came when former Premier Asquith arose and, amid tho cheers of his liberal followers, and the laborites, announced ho would vote for the labor motion of "no con­ fidence” in the government pre­ sented by John R. Clynes and would advise ail his friends to do likewise. Nothing short of a politi­ cal upheaval, namely, the wholly improbable desertion of a larg number of the opposition to* tni conservative flag, can save tho overnment, which will go to the uillotine Monday evening, accord­ ing to the present program. A fter introducing the "no con­ fidence” motion Mr. Clynes scored tho to ry regime both for what it had done and what it did not do during the lis t 12 months. The King’s speech; h e ‘declared, was inaccurato in stating that G reat Britain’s relation with for­ eign powers remained friendly. If the relations with Husain are friendly, he asked, why had not Russia been recognized. Was it bccauso Russia hid not undertaken to pay her debts? If that was to be a bar to rec­ ognition how wnh It that .France had a representative in London? "O ur .position abroad is weaker than ever before," he asserted. "Our inflluonce in foreign affairs has almost disappeared. • • • * When Franco needed our aid it was given without stint against Ger­ many. Our claim now to influence the peace policy ia justified by the sacrifices we made and by our genuine desire for the futuro se­ curity of France herself. “The great war must be made a means to a great end—enduring friendship in Europe. This is only possible if Germany and France are a t peace. To treat Germany now worse than Germany treated France 60 years ago is to make monstrous preparations for the next great war. Therefore we can­ not longer merely watch and wait; our acts must be governed by the urgency for a real settlement in Europe, built upon due regard for Great Britain’s economic rights and necessities. "We are paying our debt*. We fought and sacrificed. Yet we are suffering more than the countries wo defended and rescued." g Former Secretary of W ar Baker Denies He ’W ants the Candidacy tlr The Aaawlalrfl I’rraa. ST. PETERBURG, Jan. 18.— Milton D. Young, secretary to New­ ton D. Baker, when tho latter was Secretary of War, stated Friday th at Mr. Baker would be a candi­ date for tho Democratic presiden­ tial nomination. CLEVELAND. Jan. 18.—Former Secretary of War Baker when ahow’n a dispatch from St. Peters­ burg regarding his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomi­ nation laughed and said nothing could be further from the truth. * FINLEY FOUND DEAD llv Thr A ««■>«*In Irtl PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18.-Robert Finley of Crisfieid, Md., and Mrs. Helen Brunner, widow, form­ erly of Lockhavcn, Pa., were found dead with bullets in their heads to­ day in a rooming house where they lived. Quarrel over the woman s refusal to m arry him ia believed to have caused Finley to kill the woman and then himself. AUTHOR DIVORCED • HiV The Aaawelatrd I’re**’ LONDON, Jan. 18.—Mrs. John Drinkwater, was granted u di­ vorce Friday from author of Abham Lincoln, Robert E. Lee, nnd other historical plays. The decree was granted on statutory grounds. She was Kathleen Walpole, act­ ress. crata.end Republican insurgents— were made Thursday to change the recommendation of the house rules committee ae t» the number of sig­ natures to be required on petitions for the discharge of committees. As a result, the minimum fixed by the committee—160 names—will Stand unices a move, backed by sufficient votce, is made to alter it as the fight over rules continues Friday. After three days of debate on the discharge of committees proposi­ tion, the house got down to voting late in the day on an amendment by Representative Graham.' Repub­ lican, Illinois, to require glgnntures of at least half of the members of tho house on such petitions. Al­ though Republican organisation leaders had expressed vtillingness, as a compromise, to accept tho rules committee recommendation, they swung their support to the Graham proposal. Representative LotiKworth, the party leader, and Chairman Madden of the appro­ priations committee both urging Its adoption. . Graham Amendment Rejected. The Graham amendment, how­ ever. was rejected 206 to 185, with •10 Republicans voting against U I 27 Democrats supporting it. Practically all the Democratic lead­ ers and most of the house members identified with the insurgent group voted in the negative. Repulsed on this move, tho R e ­ publican organization succeeded n few moments later In defeating an amendment by Representative Crisp, Democrat, Georgia, to fix the signature minimum a t 100. Tho vote was 226 to 163, with 45 Demo­ crats joining the Republicans, while 1? Republicans voted "nve.” Again the insurgents cast tneir ballots with the Democrats, as did Representative Berger, Socialist, Wisconsin; Wofald, farm er-labor, Minnesota, and Kvale. Independent, Minnesota, on both roll callH. Defeat of the two amendments, leaders on both sides agreed, prac tically assured acceptance of committec’flgqrc; Txceot as tho required to ratifvTt ra “ a r t l S f l ! whole report come* up for approval after tho disposition of varoua amendments. Dems Fail to Make Solid Front. In tho voting today, the Demo­ crats wero unablo to present tho solid front they did on Monday when, with aid froitt tho Republi­ can insurgents, they brought about repeal of tho Underwood amend­ . ment rule, in the face of opposition from thu regular Republicans. That provision, and those relating Continued on page Z. #* R. W. Fearman GItc* Quar­ terly Financial Statnacat of Chapter of Commerce at Weekly Luncheon unsuccessful effort*—one chamMarlin, Railroad Agent ploned by Republican organisation Dies Account Apoplexy leaders and the other by the DemoCONNBLL8 VILLB, Pa., Jan. 8 . M artin, general agent ia New York, far Chicago, BarHagtaa. aad Quincy Railroad died today am board the Balti* w s aad Ohio train en route t n m Chicago to New York. Hia d fath w as duo to. apoplexy. i Fall, accused by Senator corruption in cob flec­ tion with tho leaso of the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve to the Sin­ clair Interests, has been the target of recent Senate attack. COMMITTEE W ill STIGATE THE PEACE P U N Tho quarterly financial state­ ment of R. W. Pearman, Jr., sec­ retary of the Chamber of Com m etre, was made a t the weekly luncheon of that organisation held a t the Valdes Hotel, Friday, a t 12:15 o’clock. Mr. Pearm an’s report showed th at receipts during this period amounted to $3,769.27 coming from the following sources: cash in banks October 1, $422.65; dues, $260.07; rent, $180; and city pub­ licity fund, $2,916.66. „ Expenditures showed that a to­ tal amount of $3,001.86 had been ■pent leaving a balance, in bank* December 31 of $767.41. The expenditures were listed as follows: Furniture and fixtures ... $ 12.00 Dues returned ...»___ _ . 12.48 Committee expense ___ . 115.60 General expenso ...... . 87.66 Postage _________ ..... 81.00 Salaries .... ........ ........ ..... . 980.00 46.14 Printing and s ta tio n e ry ............... Entertainm ent ..................... 86.56 Advertising .............. 380.11 Paid on accounts payable.... 064.72 Contr. and affiliations ....... 66.00 Rent ........... *........ 225.00 Telephone and telegraph .... 57.45 Loans .......................... 8...........50.00 Band account .............. 125.00 Interest on loans ............... 2.10 Light and w a to r...... ...... 23.06 I To St, The Prices On Cele Decision on Redaction Express Rale* Held Up ^..WASHINGTON, Ja n . 1 8 .T he Inters ta ts Commerce Com­ mission Fdflay temporarily held up itt^M ecnt decision ordering a ri t e Him la express rates on foods V M M itft, which range up to II per cent, were to have become effective oa Feb. 21. Price of $1.75 Is Fixed as the Miniminifj Celery Through Saturday Night—] ing on That Night Will Set the Price, Next Week—G. P. Smith Head* Ne Formed Organization ■• . PRICE WILL BE BASED ON THE ( t »*• P St I « • t J . ••• . . . , of Such Organization Has Long Been Felt—Orcr’ l STATEMENTS ON NeedAttend Thursday Night's Meeting and It Is B* That More Will Meet on Saturday Night—If Price GROWERS ACTION Is Not Given Celery Will Remain in Fields Is ARE GIVEN OUT MUSCLE SHOALS I MAY BE LEASED FOR 50 YEARS The Sanford Farmers* . Association is the name of organization which was fo Thursday night a t the court when over 100 prominent growers of Seminole county at to represent approximately fourths of total amount of grown in this, suction, — . nnd formulated plans to control 1 price of celery. 'rivH Tho latest step taken by .__. one-half of the growers of section is regarded as being ably one of tho most itnpt moves th a t could have been __ a t this time. As was pointed a t the meeting, it is the only a t that could be taken a t this time combat a forco that haa long a menace to tho producers. The docislon to have such a ing wn* made about 11 or< Thursday morning and the ber of growers attending Ind tho Interest and enthusiasm wl the men felt in the' m atter. , was a lively meting and one.' which much was accomplished. In genoral the meeting was i od to nrgunixe the growers to trol tho price of the comrao which they produce. This, it pointed out, could be done w '“ conflicting with tho several mate sales organisation wl handle the shipments. idle tho The S •* meeting fo r The price set by the cclcr cry up through Saturday nigh* >: wass $1.76 per crate for No. 1i grade. g ra d s .»* average pack. .On S aturday,night - Tago pock. Saturday night at 8 o’clock the ncwly.forraed or# ganization will n\ret for a second timo when It Is believed th a t an ad­ ditional 100 prospective members _ will lie present. At this meeting the advisory board of nine men elected Thursday night, will pre- < sent a report in which tho price of n celery for next week will be r« om mended. Thu meeting wui opened with talk by G. F. Smith, who later elected President, when a pe nent organization was effected. Mr. Smith pointed out th at for years tho celery growers of Semi­ nole county hnvu been content to raiso their crops nnd let someone else control tho price. The — —.’•■* era, he auid, hnvo contented selves with Just barely making a * living when they should havo been making money. Gutsido interests, ho declared, have taken tho gains that havo been made possible'by. tho hard work of thu producers of this section. Now u thu timo fat Continued on pago 3. C. II. Lelfler and W. M. Scott Rep­ resenting Two Large Independ­ Will Also Take Up Propaganda Aa ent Interests Comment on to Melloa Tax Plan and Meeting Joint Offer By Three Southern Soldier Ilonas Companies To Lease "The price on colcry like tho Property. n r Tfcr Aa-nrlairii P ress) price on all products, can only bo WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.—In­ n r The A m odnlrS Press. regulated by the nupply and de­ vestigation of the Bok peace plan WASHINGTON Jan. 18-Socmand, and an organization of will bo begun next Monday by a growers of colory to set the price rotary Weeks, received Thursday special committee of the Senate of that commodity, will full to n joint nffor made by three South­ appointed Thursday under a rps' $3001.86 accomplish th at purposo j u s t iiko ern power companies proposing n oiation of Senator Read, Democrat, Cash in banks Dec. 31st.... 707.41 similar organizations formed for fifty-year lease to them of the gov­ ernment’s power projects nt Mus­ Missouri, proposing nn inquiry in­ . $3769.27 controlling the price o n ' oranges; cle Shoals, Ala., for which $100,­ to General, Propngande in the Unit­ Another m atter coming up be­ have failed in tho past.” in rentals will be paid dur­ fore the meeting, was a discussion ed States. This was tho statem ent made by 000,000 that period. Edward W. Bok, of Philadelphia, regarding the reduction of theelec- W. A. Lefflor, general mnnuger of ingThe companies propose, under offered the $100,000 prize awarded trlc rates which the City Commis­ Chase & company, when naked the lease, to construct transmission sion will investigate this afternoon. this morning to give u statement for the best pence proposal sub­ line* for power, muking it availa­ A fter considerable comment it was regarding the move mude Thurs­ mitted. The awards will be mnde announced that a committee ap­ day night by over 100 growers of ble- to manufacturing centers of public* sometime this month. pointed to look in the matter, this section, to control the price of the South and othor sections of Other Propaganda tho country, to.provide 100,000 would reconsider its previous rec­ celery in tho future. Besides the inquiry into the Bok ommendations hpraepower ut cost for use In the and ask for a slid­ peaco plan, under sweeping author­ ing rnto of 10 cents down. Presi­ When approached Mr. LcflW manufacture of fertilizer nt Muscle ity conferred upon it by the resolu­ dent Edward Higgins urged all stated that ho had hoard very Shoals, nnd to contribute a fund tion, the committee probably will member;* to intend the meeting little about tho meeting nnd when of $ 1,000,000 to bo used under gov­ take up the question of propaganda this afternoon. informed that the growers had ernment control in electro-chemical regarding the Mellon tax program, A communication was read an- agreed to hold their celery for the research. Other provisions includo the soldiers- bonui, tho league of | noUncing the fact that the Atlantic price net, ho stated th a t it could­ an offor to purchase the Sheffield nations, and other subjects pending Coast Line Railroad Company la n’t be done beemiso celery has to *tcnin plant nt tho Shonls for $4,­ before The order of asking the *tato Railroad Com­ be rucked and shipped when read’, ; 500,000 or lease it If the governK ^ r a ° X b e ’ d e f i n e d Tate? mission for the right to r.e-surv6y to bo cut nnd if nijowed to Rtand | ment prefers to retain ownership deteriorate ht value causing j of that unit. , 1B on,y dodB,on tod*y being for the'distance between Hartford and will big loss. Ho said he placed very Signers of Proposal. K w a t o U - r f f t . * * plan which Jacksonville ndding that it is not alittle confidcnco in the success of I The proposal was signed by C. was proposed by Senator RA*d. the distance of 124 miles, a dis­ the Intest move by the growers nnd M. Clark, of the Tennessee Elec­ Under the resolution the com­ tance which tho fore Is now based mittee is 'authorized nnd directed upon. It was pointed out that if the stated that like a:i effort mnde in tric Power Company; E. W. Hill, of imqicdiutcly to investigate nnd re­ distance is found to be greater, the California some time ago to control tho Memphis Power and Light port to tho Senate whether there is railroad company will ask for the the price on prunes, would fail u t­ Company, nnd Thomns W. Martin, any organized effort and the action right to increase thu fare. The terly because there is only one of the Alabama Power Company. of Congress upon legislative mat­ Chamber of Commerce is asking factor that controls the price and It will bo carefully studied by war department pfficinls, it was said, ters through propaganda or by tho for the right to check on the survey that is the aupply and demand. “Chase & Company is vitally in­ bofore being submitted by them to uie of money, by advertising, or by when it is finished, it was an­ terested in the celery crop, it de« congress for final decision along nounced. the control of pubicity.” F urther plans regarding the en­ sires to get a large price for that with the other offers being consid­ The committee is directed to in­ just like every indi­ ered by house and senato commit­ quire especially what ,if any, such tertainm ent of the members of commodity vidual grower in this country but tees, National Lcaguo of Commission methods are being employed to when a price that we would like to control tho action of Congress upon Merchants who arc now holding a get, cannot be obtained, .and wo _ Announcement • by Chairman revenue measures and “whether or convention in Jacksonville and who hnvo celery to ship, wo must sell Kahn of tho houso military com­ not the profiteers of tho war arc will be tho guests of Sanford on or suffer a complete loss. This com­ mittee that a "cienr cut” state­ ment on thu offer for lease and now contributing to the defeat of Tuesday, were announced. pany has a vast acreage of celery purchase of the Shoals properties the soldiers' adjusted compensa­ which it haa had grown under its by the Ford interests would ho tion bill by money or influence, and own supervision and besides thut made before the committee Tues­ what, if any,*such influences are it has loaned money and sold sup­ day, and thnt other proposals now* being employed either by Ameri­ plies to their growers and has in the hands of wur department can citizens or the representatives many thousands of dollars out nt officials should bo delivered to.thnt of foreign governments or foreign Ur Th# A h io d strS Prana) resent and these reasons should body by th at time, caused Secre­ LAKEHVRST, N. J., Jan. 18.— institutions to control or affect tho e convincing enough th a t it de­ tary Weeks to speed up considera­ sires to sco as high prices prevail tion of the proposals by his depart An official board to examine the foreign or domestic policies of the extent of the damage caused to United States," Upon the arrival of Mayor For­ as possible," said Mr. Leflter fur­ inont. It was not believed, How­ ther. Power to Subpoena the navy dirigible Shenandoah ever thnt tho studies could bo con­ To prosecute the work tho com­ rest Lake in the city this morning, when she was torn from her nose cluded in time to submit tho offera "Another reason, said Mr. Lcdlcr cap at the steel mooring mnst in mittee is authorized and directed the meeting to bo held regarding that these growers cunnot control to the house committee by tho date Wednesday night's gale, will be such xueh persons, books and pnpers as the reduction of tho electric rates tho market on celery is because fixed by Chuirman Kahn. named by Captain McCrary, he said within its discretion mny bo neccs- now being chnrged by tho South­ they havo the California growers Among Those Studied. here'Thursday. Tho board will u r y Among those being studied nt ern Utilities Company, was set for to compete with and if they a t­ Republican leaders of tho Senate tempt to set the price, buyers will the war department is the tentative make its investigation Friday. Captain McCrary said that the and more particularly those of the 2:30 o’clock this afternoon as buy California celery and urge n proposal received yesterday from The Pm al • damage w j sail of a minor char­ "irreconcilable" group are known originnlly planned instead of Mon­ larger crop be grown nnd disregard B. II. Hooker, presi.-ent of a Nlngara Falls, N. Y., chemical com­ acter Which can be repaired so th at to have favored immediate inquiry day afternoon, as was announced tho Florida growers." TAMPA, Jau. 17—County offiWhen asked what they were get­ pany, and another, also presunted ciula were investigating T hursday, the wounded mistress of the air into the Bok plan. They also ex­ on .Wednesday. ting for celery today, Mr. iAdfier to tho wnr secretary in tentative the statem ent mude by E. P. Mar- ’ cun again sally forth within 30 pect the committee to go into the Meeting with the City Commis- said $1.76, sourres of propaganda for tho aionors which is the price that form, tho source of which has nut tin. Plant City attorney und funner day's. will bo Colonel Houston, is set by the growers. But the been disclosed. The report, made a t Trenton, league of nations. nolicitor of Hillsborough county ' genoral manager of thu state of­ Mr. Hooker was in conference thnt he was seized by u gang of Othor senators, nnd more partic­ fices of the company fop Florida price of $1.75, said Mr. Lefiler, can­ Thursday that one of the crew had been lost overboard in the accident ularly the Democratic leaders, de­ and Henry Roscbro, manager of not be obtained at this time with­ ngnin toduy with Socretnry Weeks, ten men at his home H 'nliicsdliri Wednesday night, today was re­ sire a thorough investigation into the Sanford plant and thu com­ out urgent solicitation. Chances but no statement was forthcoming and taken in an automobile tn n futed and explained by the finding the question of propaganda in fav­ mittee, which some time ago made are that it may bo selling for muck nftor the meeting. It is known, lonely spot and painfully beaten. less later. however, hat Mr. Hooker believe.) Ho said he was saved (rum worse of an k?my corporal aaleep in his or or the Mellon tax plan. a report recommending a sliding When asked whether ho thought u great chemical industry can be treatment by tho arrival of an­ barracks bunk, where he had been rate of 12 1-2 cents down. there was^money for tho growers successfully set up ut Muscle since being relieved from duty on The meeting this afternoon, it in selling etlery a t $1.76, Mr. Shoals nnd be expanded to other other automobile. He declared ho recognize none as they all board thu airship shortly .before is believed will be attended by n Lefiler stated that there was ami thun chemical productions us the could musked. They took bis $11 she was torn from her mooring. iaige number of citizens interest­ there is a reasonably good mnrgin possibilities of thu region are un­ wero in cu*h nnd a diamond ring, ha When he was reported to be miss­ Secretary Work laid plans for an ed in the matter. At tho meeting in selling a t $1,60 because it cost folded. said. ing upon the return of the ship expert’s investigation of the Colo­ of the Chamber of Commerce about $ 1.00 to raiso, gather and early today, j) occurred to no one rado river project. today noon, there was much dis­ pack it. to look for him in his bunk. The actual detailed offer of cussion relative to asking that the When asked whnt were his views The two gasoline "slip" tanks, Southern power companies for rate be made even smaller than regards to the m atter of the which wero pushed overboard to Muscle Shoals was. formally sub­ recommended by the committee. in growers organising to control the lighten the bow when the Shenan­ mitted to the War Department. It was announced that prior to-the price of celery, W. M. Scott, gen­ I nr The AasorlnteU H n u ) doah was cast to the mercy of tho Senator Pepper, Republican, meeting a t 2:30 that the commit­ eral manager of tho American SALT LAKE, Jan. 18.—Omerr elements, are new types of gaso­ Pennsylvania, declined to introduce tee would meet and revise its rec­ Fruit Growers Incorporation, made Many have made it posWoods, convicted of wife murder, line tanks said to be used in no Governor Pinchot’s anthracite bill. ommendation, offering instead a the following statement: Bible to acquire a home of' wus executed by a firing squad a t other airship. The gasoline feed The House Ways and Means recommendation that the rate be their own—the realization "In my opinion the price of $1.75 Utah state prison .hero Friday pipes are so connected to the tanks Committee considering tax revision made from 10 cents down. of an ideal. can be held during the balunce of morning. lie met death calmly that when pushed out the feed heard arguments against taxes on this week and I hope there will be and protested his innoccnco to the The Herald W ant Ads; pipes automatically seal. Today future trading on produce mar­ no break throughout next week. end. The killing of Mrs. Woods have a deal to do with the “slip" tanka are reported to kets. However, this will depend in part occurred in an apartm ent house bringing about home own­ House Democrats and Republi­ have operated entirely satisfactor­ nt least on the amount of celery whero she lay abed an invalid. ership, for they point to op­ can Insurgents fniled in nn effort ily. shipped. If we ship more celery portunities in buying, sell­ to upset the rules program of the Congratulations llv Thr A.aoclal.il I’rrx . . than tile markets can consume nt ing, exchanging. RAMSDELL KILLED Messages of congratulations Republican organisation on the dis­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.—Part the price named, then the price is (Hr Thr Anaavlslrt! I’rru ) See what the Harold from President Coolidge, Secretary charge of committees. of the crew of the cruiser Tacoma, bound to decline. CHICAGO, Jan. 18.—A. B. RamsW ant* have to offer in aid­ Denby, Mrs. Denuy aa sponsor of A resolution for an investiga­ stranded on a reef near Vera Crux, "When there is on oyer-supply doll, assistant director of personnel ing you in having your the ship, and many other high gov­ tion of the administration of Gov.j was put ashore Thursday, accord­ the only way in which u fixed tirice and assistant vice-president of the dream s fur a home come ernment officials were showered Gen. Wood, of the Philippines, was ing to a message to tho Navy De­ can be maintained is to sell all Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific true. Thursday upon the officers and introduced by Senator Ladd, Re­ partm ent. The remainder of tho the markets will take a t thut price Railway was killed today by Chi­ crew of the navy dirigible Shenan­ i'V publican, North Dakota. Keeping in touch with, * v*(?t *\Y“ “ crew and commander wero still on nnd dump tho remainder or plow cago and Northwestern train in the doah fo r their gallant and victor­ Investigation of the^Bok peace the ship Thursday night. The it under. I think the growers nave northern part of city. He was said the Herald W ants means ious battle against Wednesday plan was decided upon by a special j cruiser Richmond, ordered to. the it in their power to regulate the to have left the sanitarium shortly keeping in touch with real­ night’s storm. ty opportunities. benato committee appointed under j relief of the Tacoma, was expected price provided they arc willing to before his death. President Coolidge in a mes­ a . resolution of Senator Rced,,t 0 reach the scene Friday. sacrifice a portion of their crop, •lust tu r n ,to the Herald sage to tho officers and crew said: Democrat, Missouri, to inquire into but I doubt if this would bo wisa. V. an t Ads now and sco how SOLDIER CRITICALLY M.l. "I congratulate you most h eart­ general propaganda in the United "The American F ru it Growers llv T h r I w w l i l . d I'crta. many such offers are listed ily upon thu fine exhibition and Stutsc. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. have so much at atuku on their there and, perhaps, the skill displayed by you during the Naval officials said tho perform­ own farms that we arc unusually dition of General Lee Christmas, very ono you are looking I Hr Thr AMorlalrd Prr.a) storm which caused the U. S. S. ance o f the Shenandoah strength­ eager to hold the m arket up to the internationally known soldier of foq will catch your eye. CHICAGO. Jan. 18—Wheat. May highest possible level and we shall i fortune, was so critical this fore - 1 Shenandoah to be cast adrift from ened the belief that she would bo her mooring Wednesday night and equal to a Polar flight, whilo op­ J.08 3-4 to 1.09; July 1.07.1-4 to do all in our power to obtain tho noon th at friends expected his upon your successful return to your position to the program came to 3-8; Corn, May 79 1-8 to 3-8; Oats, best possible prices fov our grow­ | death to be only a m atter of hours. base." the surface in the Senate. May 47 1-2 to 5-8. ’ ers.” 1The General is in a hospital hero. Committee Named Will Investigate the Shenandoah Case City Commission To Hold Meeting To Reduce Rate 6 Plant City Lawyer Beaten by Masked Band on Wednesday Washington News Murderer Executed REALIZING By a Firing Squad AN IDEAL ; Crew of the Tacoma H as Been Put Ashore MARKETS PHONE 148 , \ - w-.d 4, . /. 'A) .. yjjfi 4 / ** e , / 1 l �.r* & . ■ .. -as- IIJJ ■ts..... i»rS' y 'S l. .i.ia I termed into th h cap and it wax in­ ber, told ua to throw awajr the um lumMon ______ senator from ferred the framework had been ao Montana (M r. W alsh), and It Was of the flint and fire-pot of our aneos____ tira and he brought ’us fire on the K iw anls" Cl o b ^ a t " S f e thought I presume, th a t if a for­ Continued from page 1. tips of pine splinters—tho largoot Store before 6 o’clock on Tuesday, m er Democratic attorney general I Um n a of b u l l . o n i o n . . t o r i - , * " t i S S S K f i S 1 S I!ijS S S ^ n S I same a good many of our literary production- todoy of any a rti­ A charge of J 1 per covw/wfll be or o u r o u lo n oor tho wreck of . " " l y f * * how oTor.frorr should come forward a s the repro- gentlemen have fallen' into th h unit cle in the wond. .-.no the adven­ made for the luncheon. ' war tor presentation of n ational! *? abat® and officer*, senative of Mr. McLean in his ef­ pit. They uhdortak'e to manufac­ tures of the two young, men from integrity, but o heart, mind and ! t.lS.*iifJl0Jfif?r “S £ >«nthp ,u S ! ! 1 fo rt to remember where ho got thc ture romance, for the. tb.m . when Boston who contested South Ambody jtmpKlo to advance the tre a t- '* n® ^ ab," t? of Captain Helnen that game t.b.m. b living a far eucan Jungles for banana planta­ f a k i r dinner ”^ u ’s odation nf nc*’ ot th« United Stnto*. In this I Commander P»crce to maneuv-1 9100,000 th a t he let Mr. Fall have grarder romance all his own. tions, laid narrow gauge railroads, th a t would end that controversy; Ineaj 7( ,Q. Valde. Vnlrle- , M W)th enthralling to behold we 1o**"-?•!£f craf t‘ . . .the why a t this moment there’s a built refrigerator ships, in order mesa Women Tvomon, 7130. ^ « ung , nd oid, Officers point«I out. .th. a.t .had nnd BIr. A. MJtehel! Palmer taftb fii-nd of mine up in New Haven to bring us tbo cheapest fru it th at: p s e . ir meeting Eastern fltni- ’B** I'a rt of the indomitablo Amori- SiiMvandonn rema^Ined a t her mast this: who Is lighting to get a shipment wc cat. iyrop (Crtrootadj. I t la _ O uT b S fm . ' I W "J ,1 to «* to hotter thin** S v “BIr. McLean is now in Florid'S : of clnrai decks through the fastAccording to present indications s n a t sad effective, _ I auspices St. A rnes Guild ! ?,bJ* A 1'" presentation is aecomo- baVc bcon there easctly four da>». fo r tho winter, and is obliged to nesneu of the Himalayas! Twenty- Merle Thorpe, editor of the N a-i - - j t - J eking roughs, deep mat C o n rrv n tionnl churrh 'iji*hcd In n manner thoroughly in ' n r n T . m /\v a n > • « remain there owing to thc condi­ Iyears ago two men fn Rochester 1 tion's Business will be g re e te d 1 .tooaellitls, croup, grippe ____. - T ^ S a t r Church- j keeping with tho spirit it reflects .' C p W A T ftR 1? AT f tion of his health and that of his net about to* chanec our ncrc-old with a well filled house when he , whooping rough. A most bens wife." Weekly luncheon Chamber of and th* ■ W ’51* c ‘orncteriiatlons; U u i l A l v l l T A l i L i«h»m*nt for children __ Ideas of tho clothos vto wear— rddrcnsci local business and pro­ m L - -eo. 12 15 Hotel Vitlifn* ° r aro essayed by.actors of ability Save yourself from colds, end they did It nnd started thereby fessional men a t tho Valdes Hotel •dolta. aai.aerioos trouble. Get s !ar m c c b n rK n io h t Tnm who *■•"* *° "h*™ to ll well thoir -------Of course Americans trust It important ready-made suit in­ next Wednesday, under the aus­ (Continued from page 1 ) '7:30 ® * * n,*ht Tom- responsibility to the national ideal. God. You can tell by the way dustry. Another man in Colum­ pices nf thc Kiwanto Club. Per t o tU s o f Leonanli'a Cough Hyrup S u b s c rip tio n Bridge benefit cf 1Among the noted players seen in!0°0 ond carried it down to Terns they drive. * bus, named Ohio Columbua Bar- sons desiring to secure reserve JP1*0. nro -k°to Wilson, J . and deposited i t 1c seems that ho tall, 8 p. m., Birr. P. E. NEWS PARAGRAPHS m I = IIS WEEK IN SANFORD COUGHING Winter Hav« January to Uie H w t o, % iSTaKJsuw,' B illot » K g L t." ^ K £ A T TOB MILANE c im V ^ u nU y hthetr ac°f 2° ' T ,' : did S « » he camo down to Dele­ Retnovrd from the thoughts and t e 11 P“ y thc *CC0“ pnny,n* : ware to try to corrupt that Mate ond com to tho senate. He brought ument of the ordinary weekhis money in a suitcase. As I re-1 ’ »J!rorU’ ,orgetting for the LAST WARNING member, when they wero buying 4 *8 ,n • toeatre coundlmon in San Francisco ■!» " t o e delightful sensation exLast Warning,” a threc- city enccd by those who will wit- nct“The that wns tho means of carrying play based on Wadsworth about their money. p s b * * '* “Anyway, Mr. Fall made a state- | a* T^eatr* tor 2 daya, begin[ & la*/' "* 21 WUh “ n,atl* 1 to much more than a motion From tho „r »i,„ i i »co and that tho banking facilitiis 1 ■. f a r greater in scope and tho flrat s c o n e t h » wero limitcd- and therefore ho Just S"L fny su g o presenta- and 3 officc of tlm ol.3!' W ™ „^took,nJon* tho cash. Howould Vw« t o truly an eple of AmcriUfa and l>ne~utcuiatMl ^ Thcnlro to tho cnd a .saying: --P*-th« *buri,t «f indigestion by I to tho fwilt ctwnjlafwd to wp- nl„t to recover a largo fortune by | Tho gentlemen from whom I as to do wUh a Z ^ W A tont | Robert Bruce, is revcalcil and the obtained i t —referring to tho $ 101),- . ___ hUtoro and f A?1cr; ,?ttcr commits suicide, tho nlton- 000—and who furnished mo tho 1 ^waicn i e h we .n t« o f l' t,on and Interest ot thc audience cash was tho Hon. Edward B. Me-' we are all Justly tep proud. Not wns hold. Lean of Washington, D. C. TOT -------- ---- ---------------------------------“Immediately after th at tho B. McLean hired himthe engines started they at least Hon. Edward ; -----------— ;— - ....... hnd a chanco in tho Htorm. Then l ei ; . tWOt , ^ T f ^ u ado a :* « o ‘ enme more moments of anxloui' ,ILC^ t , ‘!e •re"..V,° Von* A- ®Uli-.inner, with wun whom wnom ho no hnd nao wniting nntj nnd 'finally, nn tho the .Shen­ Hhn,,. .ctneii ho11 Palmer, waiting (Continued from page 1 ) andoah rpacheil Newark, her wire- been on unfriendly terms, but this rain and wind before tho very lesa outfit begnn to function nnd wns nn investigation th at wan be­ ■ of tho men who had heined thc All O. K,” message was re­ ing pushed very relentlessly by . bcr ®nd had flown her, they ceived. - saw their hopes dashed. Tho stortn started early this af-1 • Then came messages by wlre- ternon and tho Shenandoah I Jff*. p m. Commander Pierce who strained at her mooring most but Captain McCray expressed confi J*** Hcinen, helped build.Y*a* /V4aM* U ^ ^ ru y uAprcN-se UM thip, won In command whon/:<*cncc that elio would hold IM torn lUrnv cnssttvlHM <L. .//]. irL a_ • I . u r i n g tho officers .i.ThnLmotn! »°so cap which held thc Ehenandoah to her ninst wus completely torn away. The entire The Shenardooh tore looso with irumo work of tho ship converges THEATRE 1 .9 crash. AH day she had been into thin cap nnd officers pointed i ° ,nnd too by a strong out that thu danger of this frame wind and there was considerable work being torn away from tho »?on a * *0 wb®ther the ship gas bog was greater than any oth- ; , Mould b« returned to her hangar. er. Commander Y/ycrbncher said : little hopeo..ip of sthe ship’s reThose In command, however, de- be bad---— ..... FLORENCE VIDQR in dared th at tho test wns to deter- turning safely; but If it was numan 1 2 1 % ho-w "toong n wind the" ship ly possible to bring this about be : j ,tam » ond that they were was sure Captnin Helnen could do confident she would remain aloft, * j relephono nnd telegraph wires Contain McCray, who is com- I s g JJar* blown down by'the storm nnd mnndnnt of the station and Com- i •JJ** many minutes before any mnmler Wyorbnchir, were not on A story of the Theatrical Work whatsoever had boon received board the dirigible. They wero a t I World. Snow storm scenes and roncerning the Shenandoah's fate. Mean when nhc broke nwny and ., Finally, however, there came the Captain Heincn wns in command. rehearsals in a Broadway Thea­ . that she wns over Westfield Commander Pearce nlso wun on tre among tho highlights. * ’ k il u and that her engines had. bonrd with n crew of twenty men. Immediately nafter r S r % 2 , M r t ! « . OV* too c ity ! .......eumie.y n e r tho th e ship had Comedy, Al St. John in • •h«,,« 0^ “ Ci,tcd.kP0^ ,a^ ato<»d on Ibroken nwny nn examination of watch -i/i 10 l),ln,,lln.^ rain to Hie moorin mast wus ordered It “ Full Speed Ahead’’ ■ M . S s z y ^ o » ■ ■ * > « tliat .he mclLI L i e Th«Jfc« ‘ 1 r cap hadThIn beencmjS(,(| completely torn Thrte. reports renorts renn...r«,i, A awny. ;;rentynnxlc ™ — rennsured thc ,cfFriday, “The Dangerous Age" Jlcen. for they felt that If thoso OS It wns pointed out th at the en­ on Hoard had uuccccdccd in getting tire framework of tho ship con- GREAT AIRSHIP SS .?• K'! « ....Today..., ’The Real Adventure’ ‘X a d XTr LITTLE more than two years ago George E. 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Orl ando, T am pa * ' S m lo r i’ S, P rU rA ar. �/ __________ ________ ^______ _______ MENU WANTED Foy publication on this Prize Menu and Grocery consumer, is slm pl/ one o t wise tlon buying a n d . skillful A common wqakncsf In the hand­ ling of the meat problem ij that housewives have grown-'aecuitom||E L e N I!. DOWNING «1 to using a very few cuts of kinds, these being, the more tx -' single . item - in the diet, pensive oneft, mostly bciuuse. it ■Js It would no of the most im portant easier to prepare • r e th" which has been recog- bo well for those with nre intereUsince the beginning of time ed in economy to give thought and ration of the k day menu is practically ni­ time to tho preparat ff’built around meat as * the less expensive cuts of meat, such such sL tho hind quarter and fore qaurof tho meal—for , that the protein of menti ter cuts other than the ribs. These sary in- the dietr-^theoth--! parts require longer cooking than btein foods lacking that hlcn- the loin, and may he cconomlca iy oteln clement—and bqoih I procured by cooking in a settle It has been proven that with a lid, over a very low fire. Kclusively vegetarian diet Is They are cquully nutritious com­ .to cause weakness and onc- pared with the more tender, and ihfereby reducing the powers higher priced cuts and may. be ihado into very pn la table dishes “sting diescase. Good quality is generally indicat­ re the taste and enjoyment, js nre indispensable to ef- ed by the thickness of lean meat [|h. digestion, it is sound policy nnd liberal depth of fat. The verj erve and cat foods which taste best beef has n smooth, uniform so the housewife cu i u t be outsidu covering of clnr white fat, irfn serving meat in some form nnd firm fine textured flesh of light retl color, having a mixture of >least once n dny. jo from being one of the fnt through tho lean flesh. Veal is pink and somewhat loss appetizing nnd satisfying of beef. Pork is darx and that it is needed in the firm than j there arc several reasons why pink, ami the fnt is less firm than thnt of cither beef or muttnn. l’oik lioilld bo use«i freely. _ne reason is that ment is h 'sh should cut easily nnd have n luy(nutritive value. I tcontains rel- cr of pure while fut. Mutton ia ivcly large quantities of protein a dull brick color and lamb is 11 digestible form, besides lib- light pink or grayish red, accord­ ll quantities of fat, fo;* produe- ing to the age of the annitnnl. Meat should he firm to the cncrgy, heat and muscular rer. Also vitnmines, sub- touch und elastic, and should smell nccs about which there is lt- fresh. And when buying ment, re­ known except that they are member there is less shrinkage in iry for the normal growth a good grade of meat in cooking development nre present in than cheaper grade. Paper in i t in sufficient quantities for which ment is wrapped nt the shop ritional requirements. should be re mo veil when it readies !^One of Nature's ways of indicat- homo and placed on a plate when what is proper to on’; is putting it into tho ice box. If the ough the appetite nnd one of paper is left on. it absorbs much strongest or human appetites of the valunblc juices, and tho meat irf tho liking for meat. No other very often sticks to it. contributes so much to the Select for the medium size fam­ stability of tho diet. It is, ily a nico pieco'of chuck, weighing reforc, important that wo un- from three to five pounds. Wipe, stand its nutritive value nnd place on rack in dripping pnn, b.-vderail -fIS place in the diet. Meat Ing tho skin side down, rub over ft* proper r> is ’deficient in calcium, nnd is not with salt, and dredge meat nnd pnn “ 'complete diet, especially f rr with flour. Scar the surface quick ‘ ig animats. Otherwise it ly in frying pan, so ns to prevent nil the requirements of the oncape of juices. Fincc in roast humnn being for food, pnn;. add one cup hot water, tho several classes r>f mi- basting with meat drippings if in meat, protein is highest ment is quite lean. Haste every I-active body cells contain pro- ton minutes nnd when meat is n as a prominent constituent. about half done, turn oyer nnd In assimilation there is lusn dredge with flour, that the skin Into in meat protein thun in veg- side may be uppermost for final ■ble protein because meat pro- browning. For a roast weighing t«fei is better adapted to the needs five pounds, time required for A%the body cells. While the fats roasting is one hour nnd twenty ,mcnta and the fats of vegetables minutes. The pun should be ids have essentially the same adapted to the size of the roast to tritive value. revent Hour nnd broth from burn— „ Mineral substances of meat iiuve ng. Beef to be well roasted should About tho snmc values as the min- be started in n hot oven und the sul)stances of vegetables and heat reduced nfter tho outside has fruits, but meat is notable for Us been well seared. cQntribution of iron, while vege­ Stuffed Veal Pocket. tables nnd fruits greatly exceed Select a shoulder piece of veal, a b a i in their calcium content. weigiyng fou ^Vbgctnhlcs should T>e eatertf wfth ve ii meat to give hulk, and for reason 01 the indigestible cellulose, the starch und the sugar which they contrbute. Hulk is needed to give tbb sense of fullness which Is neceasary to give a satisfied feeling. sFor these reasons we do not try ta live by meat alone. A mixed mot of uninml und vegetal)le foods, together with cereals,, is mail’d ibturul diet. (F o r practical purposes, the dif­ ferent cuts of ment nave about the 10 nutritive value. Difference! Iff price of various cuts of the sumo grade express principally iliffer<i*ce in ease of preparation, esracially the amount of cooking rerffllmi. T rite real meal problem fur tho MAINSTAY I Prize M enu by M rs. K ent R ossetter B e n ja m in UltBAKFAST Strawberries (Piggiy Wiggly) Oatmeal (Higney's Grocery) Fried Eggs (Sanford Grocertcrfn) • Kingnn's Hacon (Pure Food Market) Dread (Higney’s Grocery) Buckwheat Cakes (Decker’:;) Syrup, made of sugar nnd .lemons (Piggiy Wiggly) t Coffee (A. & t \ ) ‘ LUNCHEON Cold Baked Ham, Sw ift’s Hama (Pure Food Market) Creamed Asparagus Tips (Hanford Grocertofin) Hot Rolls, Fills bury Flour (Higney’s Grocery) Vegetable .Salad, green peppers, ground onion, potatoes, celery and lettuce a t (A. £ P.); mayonnaise (Popular Market) Baked Apples (Piggly Wiggly) Cocoa (Piggiy Wiggly) DINNER Tm TTO ftktaU (Piggiy Wiggly) Vegetable Soup (Tiggly Wiggly) Bakcn lien (Pine Food Market) Rice (Piggiy W iggly); Mashed Potatoes (A. £ P.) Celery (Higney’s Grocery); Spinach (A. & P.) Tomato Salad, lettuee nnd tomatoes at (A. £ P.) . Mayonnaise (Popular Market) Bread, (Orlando Bread at Higney’s Grocery) Lemon I’io ,eggs, lemons and sugar (Piggiy Wiggly) Tea (A. & P.) Nuts (Piggiy Wiggly) Franklin - D eliciously Fragrant COFFEE AT ITS BEST IRED CIRCLE BOKAR COFFEE 35c COFFEE A True Economy Supreme, lb. Coffee per lb. 1 LB. COFFEE COTTON GROWERS 8 o'Cloch, Red Circle or Bokar RAISING GRAPES 5 LBS. BEST RICE 1 O S POTATOES I - """" u “IONA” BRAND SU L TA N A FRUIT { ^ JUST DISSOLVE AN D P R I N K IT. ' * v' A * ’#« . . A GREAT CONVENIENCE '* AND OH. SO GOOD! In cur markut ycu will find the very best Kansas City Reef, Genuine Spring Lamb. Milk Fed Veal, Fresh Spare Ribs, Pork Loin, Ham and Shoulders. Try our IIJO'i' Pure Pork Sausage... Armour’s S tar, Swift Premium and Independent Sugar Cured Ham and llacon. Special Saturday, Jones Dairy Farm Sausage, 40 cents. PHONE 277 Gonzalez Grocery Co. THE HEADQUARTERS AND SERVICE. B B eanslOc Campbells J A M -2 1-2 N. Y . STATE FULL .CREAM FANCY W A L N U T S NUTS "CAN You’ ll Like ilsDislinclivc Flavor lb. f4 S : « T 'c a Yellow Cling &j Delmonle 2*. Fresh V e g e ta b le s tft DFLMONTE CUT tfi i (q -(h (iv i Pints Whi'e House Quarts 24c, Half-Gal. 44c miiiiii L O G Pa y | ‘P a y Ca s h ! Less! H IIIIM B g iia a iiiiiiB » 8 M iiiig lB 8 C A B IN ITCHES a a a V AA ■* 45c A£ ^ j Saturday—Monday Specials! | i van camp’s M H F 1 L S Pillsbury Flour, 24-lbs.............$1.19 I f l ! )L Ik l i t 24-lbs......... $1.19 l | T A L L 10 lbs. Sugar........................ 97c 6 Bars Octagon Soap.......... 25e 6 Octagon Wash Powder...... 25c Black Pepper, 3 10c sh ak ers.... 25c Western Pork Chops........... 30c Fresh Sausage.................... 30c Fancy California Almonds, lb. 25c California Walnuts, l b ........ 35c Fancy Mixed Nuts, lb.......... 25c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables One Lb. Senate We Have a Full Line o: Fresh Vegetables R if f n e y 9s G r o c e r y CORNER SANFORD AND THIRD PHONE 76- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - WE DELIVER ’■• 1- - ■• WlM • v r a tw , TENNESSEE ■ Potato Bread Sanford Baked Mi , FRESH LARGE J A R W E K N O W Y O U ’LL LIKE IT illlllllll APALACHICOLA OYSTERS FRESH DAILY U : v SPECIALS 2S i ALL FOR a 205 Magnolia Avenue, Kent to Milane Theatre R HOT ROLLS EVERY AFTERNOON l r s Dutch Cleanser ] lJ Jones’ Dairy Farm Sausage Stone’s Cakes of all Kinds v i .y - V [B U T T E R , lb. 61c C H E E S E , !b. 3 7 c Peoria Butter Clover Bloom Butter Churn Gold Butter Farrell Nut Butter Butter Crust Bread J. D. M artin, Prop. iiiiiH iiiB iiH iiiiiB a iiiiiiiiU H im im iH iB ju J CGI ■ |■ 1■ :■ Popular Market Received Daily f p u ’-j IT is m a d e 40c i THE BACON, lb. 2 9 c No. 1 PEAS CAN 1 7 c A & P .ELGIN CREAMERY -C'OURTI’SY Phones 210-211 ARMOURS SLICED We Are Just as Near You as Your Phone AUK HEADQUARTERS FOR— -SERVICE- QUALITY- A Saving of More than 25 per ct. T t A S T O R E QUALITY No m atter in what part of the city you may live it will be our pleasure to see that your order is promptly and properly deliv­ ered. Potato, Fruit, Chicken, Shrimp and | Vegetable Salads. ^ Of course, you have » tried our Brunswick Stew? ISN’T IT S GOOD? Home-Baked Beans«and Brown Bread* Home-Made Pies and Dough­ nuts. A full line of Florida and Western Meats, Fancy and Staple Groceries. i Combination Offer removing bone. StufT w^-h b rea d ! stuffing to which has been added two tnblcspons fried bacon cut in small pieces. Mince one small onion and fry in bacon drippings until onions begin to brown (in Owing to the difficulties sur­ roasting pan,) nnd put, in veal which has been stuffed nnd sewed. rounding the production of cotton Brown well on top of the stove in i nt l ^e Pre-,pnt time, other crops the roasting pan. Place two or “ ro. r e iv in g precedence by erstthreo strips of bacon or salt pork while cotton planters, nnd nlon top of veal nnd bnke from two though much land is being devoted to three hours. The oven should to other seasonal crops, the tenbe hot nt first, then heat grad­ deucy seems to be to build up the ually lowered, basting frequently. value of land by making perm a­ nent plantings. Meat Loaf Hunch or tabic grapes are look­ Put two nnd one-half pounds lean beef through meat chopper to­ ed upon with great favor, in all gether with hnlf pound( of salt sections where cotton has hereto­ pork. Mix with one-half cup roll fore been king, many have found cd cracker crumbs, two eggs that their cotton land is ideal for slightly beaten, one tablespoon but­ the growing of delicious grapes ter (in small pieces) one nnd one- and it is believed that a great hnlf cups cold water, one lovM ileal of the land which would oth­ tablcspon salt, one-fourth table­ erwise remain undeveloped, or spoon pepper and n few drops on­ would lay idle, will by reason of ion juice, Press into two "small the success nitending the cultiva­ bread nins, smooth evenly on ton, tion n( grapes, he made to produce and hake to slowly an hour and a hnlf much greater incomes than was ever possible Where. other croyt^ aw wero planted. That you want, then Call 277 THE TROUBLE OF' COFFEE MAKING-CASE * Delicatessen X Stood for Thrift SO DOES A & P If it is Quality and Servicej -’S A V E . V * of merchandise will be woman aubmittlng the n n i4 f r u v t w i s r t 'M - t e * • fe each week. Every week fi SUBSCRIBEFORTHE HERALD TOD, �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY U , 1M4 surgent coalttkm, and had b«n lit’ the hogso. lobbies during tho h u t* few days urging Democrat* to unito with the Insurgents. A re­ mark by Mr. Loncworth that Mr. Bryan still hnd "telling fnflnenee” brought from Representative Up­ shaw, Democrat, Georgia, a loud “amen." SEE > THAT LAWS ■TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Jan. 17— ! llarvcy Henderson and Miss Dorothy Williamson both of W in­ te r Tlavcn were elected king .and queen o f Polk county by an over­ whelming'majority in a contest cm! *ing Jan. 14. Ire regular rcjSr^o.itatlvca of « itato hotel 'commission arc In • « field inspecting hotels, a p art?' «nt houses, room in* houses rm<l atsoronts to see th at, they «*•••• .«Iyin* with all pro 7 --~-> „f {j« hotel laws, sanitary ru’m , | ) jr* resrulntlona of th e st.it \ j . , ; j ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 1 5 Erection of a $1,500,000 oloctric's ' power plant a t Bayboro is being ' planned by tbo Pincaal county power company, it in announced here. The city of St. Petersburg is now in tho midst of litigation with the company testing validity of the power company to soil cur­ rant to private fir.m and Individu­ als in competition with city muni­ cipally owned plant. The suit was instituted'by the power company nri when city authrlties mndc plan;* to sell surplus current front thn street cor power plant to manufac­ turing plants and other wlisicsnlc . users. ctording to' a; state n.v.t W •: i . • i* by Jerry W. C c rlir, i c . j I n - ! j commissioner. TV State lav/ i’.-n .’ , v } f there inapt :L r* t •> a n « • : •! tolators of the Iw ; m r*~»;i , oni governing tho o;>:7.'„;..n of iurants, rooming houses, etc.. ■ commissioner htntos. It ia alo the duty of tho inspectors vshertxtr they find th a t anybody ia ipettting such a business who has ,ot provided hlmrelt with the proptf license, to prosecute such viola­ tor in the courts. Inspectors nrc permitted to rcTho end of the rainbow trail. I lacing tho first plow on Oregoh soil. Scerto from *THE COVERED WAGON"- Milanc Theatre, Jan. 21*22. 'rain from prosecuting casc3 only (here delinquents arc able to furjbh in affidavit from cwdeice of •stenuating cireumanslnnccs th at actions but at tl*c name tnmc be <council whose duties It will be to rill justify the commission in withfirm in its stand were: Judge E .F . ret the price of celery, advise in lolding prosecution, CommissionHouseholder, L. A. Brumiey, J. W. matters th a t may como up from ir Carter declares.’ In such cases j (Continued from pace 11 Corley nml others: Said Mr. Cor- time to time and to take care ofM fhe delinquent is required to pay (Continued from page J) eo*st of preparing filling o u t ; action, now is the time to da nv/ay ley: . ............... » . AI_J 1..1___ _ | taking acknowledgement of with the yoke that has been around _____ ‘ Wo nrc _____ liable to make mistake.*, i cr in "this section rega the affidavit. —• tho nocks of these growers, lim s- all organizations Inspectors are authorized also to much ns growers arc producers emergencies "* tolfect license feej from all dclin- •hoy should control the price, he must let our agents, but the conmmls3ion sug- said. : a great deal ___________ fests that wherever any proprie­ Mr. Smith raid th a t over $3,000,- !statements nbout what v.*o are gn tor has any doubt about the iden­ 000 of celery ia grown every year i InjC to do should not bo made by tification of persons presenting and th a t this sum represented ju st 'the members. Lot us all stick totkcmselvc3 as inspoctom that they what tho buyers were willing tn gether to demand w hat Is rightfulbe required to show their creden­ pay. and not what it- should have ].v uur* and let our actions ho tials. All authorized operatives brought. While not advocating above hoard whether those or our icc .m ro .riln * ,f p”r S ? f o r " ? 3 |g now In the field arc provided with shooting tho price of celery t o o ‘enemies are or not and 1 believe It^wna announ-cll’ w?I°lkh J s e t ^ n 'v 1 «n t}ic contention that it would the seal and badge of the hotel high, he said, no believed that th o »v/0. will rneeced." commission, license books, applica price should bo fixed accordin'? to HotnchoUler stated: "The lion blanks, score sheets and n what it cost to raise the prod tie 1 1gwwcra have been under tiie con- made into market conditions and 1 J , ™ 1 ! i Z n n f t S Z ' j commission signed by Jerry W. giving the farmers a fair margin : *rn* 'jf price-fixers for years, un­ l„,n the relative cent Pv»J„=tet '’' ' { ^ 3 ! “ " f it V i S K . Carter, state hotel commissioner. tiie control or of those who had j thu product. of profit. der the . Tc*iurwn*dh!'l«NMan*il l *'bp»roW’'*'*’*'* ' A lter the organization had been;™ inturost in tho welfare of th n Thursday night’s meeting wr.q i0,R' ' n , . 1)ccn a fnclor jn th e 1 named and Mr. Smith became it.* 'community. Now in the time to strictly one of growers. At the maintenanceVot. m e a...j.. . 1 president, other ofllccrr. eiectctl! K®* mit from under that influence, beginning of the meeting all tiiase were as fellows: I,. I. Frazier, v ice -; While wo must take care of any present who were not bona fide resident and Judge E. F. H ouse-!|”nvcfl mndo by those not in synipa - 1 producers were asked to retire and thy with our movement, at th o , (). J . Pope was .selected ns door-; holder, recretnry-trc.r urer. wo must clean our own I keeper to announce th at only growMuch discussion then followed !;an,i! enneerning the price to be pet for l,0US“3 By th at I mean th u tiers were wonted a t tho Tticcthig. iiiy the *«w i#»wthe remainder of tho week. It was wo should rend out only pro-J* Tho meeting was perhaps one of j WINTER PARK, Fla., Jan. 17. finally decided a t $1.75. It wns durU th a t have bcun futlv m atur- the most oiuhusiasti'c one'thut haa | —Hamilton Holt, editor, author • ■ ■ ----- _nd a com- lm*n held In Sanford some time. and lecturer, will npcnlc at Hollins >n^mya t th atf il,lyr ^ \ y for market. I From time to tlnio hearty nf College on Sunday evening, Jan. 27, at 8 o’clock on "The World Court and tho League of Nations,’’ h .'.r.V It Vi i- j-rid n 'l Lot every man be governed were some tni-m regarding s tre n u -: it is announced. Hla appearance ? g i t ° 1 / Un|UT^i't,, # liy the action of thin body regard- out measures being taken by the i _ a.re} let- it3 iu action^ n 1 be |u froLornn • let.; of< what salon **orgaidjgitloi. n.,.« orgaidstatii».......... i to ......— ucttle«i somo mat- 0n (v7?i will be under the auspices of the timo3 |lrtlll|,n Um p products.’ products." jters th a t have occurred in the past College Chapel Association, of by a desire to iiave fair play and i handle:, it^ Judge Householder then pnfd , but the larger majority of mem- 1 wbkh Irving Bnchellor, national­ at tiie ranie time stand up for it ly known writer, is president, and comes to W inter Park through the League of Nations Nor Association. _Jfr. JIult jsas been i*A of American public miny yearn. He formerly imr.ntime colory ia being fnJcpendtnt, was pres ............... lllvaK ......... . , “The actions of this organlm - n’jmrnihcv is that m the future ths'noM for $1.75 up t., and through UBgrcss, tiu s.ee of tho_ Chu.ch tion will be to take care of th" {'•••W* (hat^wo m e advocating inintjSr.lurdoy night. No consignments j nrc tc l>e made and in caso t!io| Peace Union, member of the exec­ problems of tho future, ' sail! I’rc :- be observed by uj also, , r imj!»rtant stej) taken above price i.i not obtained, it wan j utive committee of tho Lcnguo of Ideht Smith. • ..as the cioct.on of an advisury [agreed to hold it. Nations Non-Part^.nn Associa­ Prominent among those who I tion, founder of the League to En­ sjioko advising th at thu organien- \ force Peace, executive director of tion must not !,: too hasty in it". the Woodrow Wilson Foundation, and has served in executive capacifits in connection with many o th -'tween that orr.^n:zn;ton and the 'r il «r national and international or* \ American delegation. (mirations. I Other trips to Europe have been He visited all battlefields of the made hy Mr. Holt since the world! ajlied armies in 15U8 an the offi-1 war. In 1822 he visited Norway, tial guest of the x'ariuun govern- ov.clcn, Denmark, Germany, and Dients, and when the covenant of t’zcrhosiovakia, and went to Gc-j the l eague of Nations was draft- j r.eva to attend the Third Assembly i ed, Mr, Holt was sent to Paris a s . of the League of Nation* and to head of the League to Enforce study the acommplishment* of the | Peace, becoming tnison officer bo- league. e PLAN OF RULES » ---- ---- ---- ---- -------- I th e I'oiuul.fuu L .i/7 rvir r-jTir Sanford Loan & Savings Company ... ■ — 1 II.XrnPO IIATRtl) 11 ■ - ■— ■ Capital $100,000.00 WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE ANI) WAGE EARNERS ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. WE DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OP GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS. SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS The Officers of this Institution arc under §10,000.00 Surety P. \Y. PLEDGER, President 209 Magnolia Aye. -Phone 2ill H. Holt, Editor Will Lecture At Rollins College ANNOUNCEMENT! WE ARE OPENING A NEW DEPART­ MENT IN OUR STORE WHERE YOU WILE BE PRIVILEGED TO BUY GOOD SHOES AT LOW PRICES. WE ARE GOING TO CALL THIS THE Tour children's fo o d Bargain Dept THIS IS WHERE YOU CAN BUY SHOES FOR M en, W om en a n d Children ________ AT PRICES NO HIGHER THAN T lA food s your children cor today, determine their r :re::rth and health in later .9 5 t Q .9 5 ..a :, r.on’.embcr this; th ey must ) r.ve well balanced meals. Yhuir food should contain too rir;ht amout o f mineral r :uic. T hesc salts act as bone r.iatcriaL It is not because these styles aren’t time ly—They are. This Department will A f­ ford occasions where two pairs of shoes can be bought for what one has often cost. We will continue to operate our M afo D epartm ent as before “Selling Quaiit y Shoes Cheaper for Cash.” 5 -y— -2a tD o jtt G a m b le w it h V e g e t a b le & I e s ! Every step you take in producing a crop is based on liicd and proven method*. You can’t afford io take chances there. But wjien it comes to marketing the crop, how many grower*, strangely enough, discard certainty and login to gamble witii unseen forces! Our plan of selling eliminates the element of chance. Through us, your shipment is offered to scores of waiting buyers, not to a few casual buyers, ft is not held on sidings for this or that trumped-up reason, or reconsigned to several other points, entailing heavy demurrage charges and deteri­ oration, As scon as your shipment conics to hand, it i3 sold promptly to the luglicit butder in a market where tog prices prevail. Our check for full amount, less our small commission, is forwarded to you within twenty-four hours after sole. You can tell just what we received for goods by consulting the columns of the New York Daily Fruit Reporter. Cut out the “chance”, the “gamble” and place your Selling Machinery on tho same safe, sound, profitable basis as other l*anches of your business. “More Dollara for Fruit Growers" is the title of a booklet that will interest you.-May we send you a copy.* ThsIkiMuetmiitfo. Established 180G 202-208 Franklin Street, New York C ity n.u.I’.irrc that arc made of ; ;.xxi plain white flour and i..akin; powder contain die Necessary amount of min* c a! talts. Allow your chil­ dren to cat heartily o f these takings together w ith fruits and dairy products. This forms an ide*?. food balance. When making qu id : rising breads and p a stries such as: biscuits, muffins, cakes, waffles, e tc ., d on ’t fail to use Calumet—the econom y Baking Powder. It contains m ore than th e ordinary leavening strength— it’s the purest and surest leavener made. That’s w hy it helps make your flour foods light and easily digested. Millions of m o th ers u s e Calumet daily because thev are interested in their child­ ren’s welfare—their present and future health. PACKED IN TIN - KEEPS STRENGTH IN m ;iecu SP E C IA L S A L E ! M o n d a y , J a n . 2 1 t o S a tu r d a y , F e b . 2 To introduce 1his Department to the Kuyliig Public we nre Hein? ti> run specials for two-weeks. Ynu are Invited to inspect the Department. \ „ $ 2 -> BLACKSATIN Several Odd Pairs to be Found. Somethinj; here for you at 010*1 a tiA o $ 3 9 5 ^ s $*** LAST CALL Lloyd Shoe Co 9 In corp orated Next to Woelworth’s The Ne>v Deul. is last call for Men who w ant a pal. of Reliable Shoes a t a bii; saving. �•< '-<r, W >AILY fim A L D , Daily Herald W hat Is trouble in the Done About It? An article In the January issue of The American City Mataxine raises the above question. It has to do with the elimination of the deadly grade crossing which in a five-year period has been the cause of 0,101 deaths and 24,208 injuries. The magazine goes on to say th a t the American Railway Association has been endeavoring to impress motorists with the folly of "taking a chance" a t railroad crossings. The “Cross Crossings Cautiously" poster is being used effectively in this educational work. In New York state a committee V M c a i m o x BATBSi ___ I 7.0O. s i s Months 111* has been formed for the purpose of eliminating the eight In City hr Carrlar p*r thousand grade crossings in th at state at the rate of two l i e . W ssk y Edition «1 far hundred a year and at a cost of $20,000,000 annually. The Railway Age recently published a tabulation of the ; U b N o n CM i A ll o b itu a ry laws of states and orders of commissions regulating the __ cards of than ks, resolutions n o tic es of entertain m en ts where passage of automobiles across railroads. Five states have are made, w ill bo charged a t regular ad vertisin g rates. gone so far as to require all nutomobilea to be stopped before TUB ASSOCIATED r It ess crossing a railroad at grade. It is practically impossible to A ssociated P ress la eselu ien titled to th e use for repub' enforce laws of this character. Someone has said that horseIon o f nil n ow s dispatches to It or not otherw ise In this paper and also the news published herein. All its- Of re-publlentlon o f special Aches herein are also reserved. JAY, JANUARY 18, 1921 THOUGHTS FOR TODAY MAN THAT HATH FRIENDS ■haw himself friends: and Is • friend th a t stlckcth clotbrother,—Proverbs 18-24. If,, DOING! Jy said th a t it couldn't be m i . done, he, with • chuckle, replied "llaybo It couldn't,'7 but he would be one wouldn't say so till he'd . .tried. he hackled rig h t In, with a trace o f • grin On h is face. If he worried he hid i t sto ried to sing as he tackled the thing t couldn’t be done, and he did it. •body scoffed: "Oh, you’ll , never do th at— 'A t least no ono ever has done E g it" b e took off his coat, and he i took off hla hat, A ad the flrat thing we knew . he’d begun it. 1th the lift of his chin, and a .■• ' ♦ b it of a grin, W ithout any doubting or quldI dlt, Started to sing as ho tackled , the thing T h at couldn't be done, and ho did i t are thourands to tell you It . cannot be done. • There aro thousands that proph­ esy failure, hefe are thousands to point out ' to you, one by one, The dangers th at wait to assnll » 'i . you: f Bat Just buckle in, with a bit of a grin, Then take off your cont nnd go to it; M l a ta ri in to sing ns you tackle the thing T hat "cannot be done," nnd . you’ll do i t —Selected. (i Buy a lot in Sanford. ' - ■ 0-.------The real estate fever is catchlag. The King Speak*. Dr. Holt Dead. Japan’s Earthquake. Still Going Up. Im iginol toi?g V cmi" d e a f f J r f c ' out laughing yourself tT & U ? * Be careful what you say duria* L » p Year. Tho women » r e |f able to leap a t conclusions. * ; Copyright, ISIS THE BRITISH King mmk> his speech form the throne Tuesday while unemployed workmen were marching with rather poor music in the House of Commons. The King said: "Our relations with foreign powers continue to be friendly," or rather the Prime Minister, who wrote the speech for the King, said it. ' The important p a rt of the King’s speech announces th a t a protective ta riff has been abandoned. ower under the hood is not as important as horse-sense bcA King who says whatever the ind the Bteering wheel. people want him to say, keeps out What is being done in Florida for the elimination of the of politics and lives decently isn’t deadly grade crossing? They are to be found in all sections a bad system for the British Em­ of the state and bad accidents are frequent. Florida should pire. Aluminum wheels ore amone tlu new things on autos. ■ The* be lighter on pedestralns. & * A doctor has discovered a re*. ' orlcss shave, which may replace many ahavclcss razors. Tfl " * / if there was a phyaicaily perf*. man his Interior would b<Tbunalong tha thermous bottle idea. - Another earthquake is ronortM in Romo. When In Rome E X J 'i tains do os Roman candles do. ■ K take the lead in laws and regulations to protect the lives and property of its citizens and of the numerous visitors to the state each year. "A heavy responsibility rests upon the railroad com­ panies for permitting the existence of so many point! of dnnger," said the Nation recently in an editorial. _J ' ---------------- o-------------- Have A Purpose DR. L. E. Holt is dead in Pekin. Many children th a t would have been dead without him, are alive, thanks to his intelligent care. And many mothers have been taught by him how to take care of their children. His death is a loss to the intelligent practice of medi­ cine. Fortunately able men survive jhlm, such as Dr. Kcrley, in New York; Dr. Abt, in Chicago, in every city arc men of scientific knowledge and devotion to duty, protecting the children. Hence the falling death rate. i Leap Year news from Spokane is alarming. Woman's Club head rays women should propose. . About 40,000 schoooners went ; down off the Florida coast when a i beer ship ran on the recks, Michigan bean growers will meet I in Owobbo. Fine chanco for boirjders to get In somo dirty work. 1 Jf 3<ocV V , . Here’s great news for soap makers. A woman In San Frtncia.’o is rofunlng to wear stockings. v; Boston had a cat show. When wc get mad enough wc will uy The human body is a great and mighty engine, the mind the first cat show was a sewing a greater one. The range of its power varies from near zero circle. to infinity. What a range, indeed, could be found between the mental power of the idle bench-warmer and that of a Fire dostriyed a 5250,000 school in Woodland, Cat., and proved that Napoleon or a Lincoln! ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE In wishes do como true. But why was Lincoln such a remarkable man? He did Japan, with 50 known dead thus not have the advantages of wealth and education that many far. It seems ns though nature, ==- i News from North Africa. lull, men are blessed with today. His entire schooling amounted having afflicted other regions with ons nrc lighting tho Arabs, and the nnd the curse of war, Arabian nights are had. to less than two years. The answer is, he gave his whole influenza determined that the Jnnanei soul to his work. He followed a star that guided him safely should not escape. The world will Needy old woman will bo given past the rocks and shoals of life. sympathize with th at courageous the chorus girl’s jobs in Germany. Sherman spoke a mounthful. Roosevelt had that same characteristic of setting a goal nation. or an ideal before him, nnd working with all his might to­ SUCH DISASTERS compared ward its achievement. Throughout history, in truth, we find with the bulk of tho earth are u a u u a a a M a a a ia a a a ia B u a a H a a s B ia M a a a a ia a a a n M iU M i that the men who have done notable service for the world very slight, a mere nhiver. They TH E PEOPLE’S FAULT or for their own selfish ends have been men who have refused remind you of the earth's extraor­ dinary stability and steadfastness 1 TAMPA TRIBUNE The difference between a producer J to “give up." through the ages. Great, of course, is the power of money and the value Travelling 580,000,000 miles n and a waster can only be measured in ■ of an education. But these alone don't make a man. It la. year around the sun, carrying its In the great vnriety of comment | As tho Dade City Banner forceilly says: thin atmosphere with it, this on the recent mob outrage In Tam* 1“ * * his tenacity of purpose, his stick-to-it-iveness, his earnest earth is a marvel of safe trans­ The burning of the Green Lan­ term s of dollars and cents. Your margin j pa, it In gratifying to find such a tern, a sumptuous road house on following of a chosen path. portation. sane and sensible view as th a t ex­ the Pnlm River road, n few miles Sometimes a storm mny come, and in the dark clouds over­ of production is adequately represented | PRICES ARE still rising. Where pressed by tho Dade City Banner out of Tampa, nnd tho flogging of head we momentarily lose sight of our star. Perhaps when The Banner correctly places tho owner, Bert M. Banker, and the will they end—especially build­ the heavens clear we find we have drifted far.from our course. ing prices? Builders of a tunnel blame for conditions which are Steward, Emil H. Oleson, wna u by your savings. No man or woman, gift- 5 But after the guiding star has been hidden by the clouds, under the Hudson River to unite said to lead to such outbreaks u li­ brutal, disgraceful, criminal affair and it is to bo hoped th at all who on tho people themselves. While how glad we are to see its light ngain! We have known its this United States continent with mny be often negligent, 1 mudo up the mob will be nppre- S ed with health, can excuse the lack of a jj lack, and with redoubled efforts we follow until the night the City of New York by vehicle officials punished. call for 811,000,000 more the.real remedy lies with th e peo­ bended and severely ■ closes in—and then an evening star appears, nnd we see traffic, than they thought they would ple. When officers start out to Such wrenches of our government ■ savings account. cannot bo tolerated if we would strictly enforce the law, they do sparkling gems in the water all around. ■ need. ■ keep above anarchy and remain a not got the support of tho public. Miss Anne Morgan, consulting “Half the wrecks that strew life's ocean, as to the right location for a w o r k - 1When objections nriao to the oper- civilized people. S • If some star had been their guide, But if ruch affnira ns that of ing woman’s hotel and club, finds atlon of resorts of questionable Might have still been riding safely she must raise 81 500,000, whorens l character, no citizen, not even Fridav night nnd the previous flog­ $2,500,000 would have been enough! “bone who claim to be directly in- ging are to bo avoided our officers But—they drifted with the tide." must be more dilligent In tho an- \ I --------------° ----------------------- The Shenandoah a Sturdy Craft Thurmiay’s papers contained full accounts of the escape of the big dirigible, Shenandoah, while moored to a huge ninst in a ten-day test of its capabilities in such a position. For a time it was thought the airship would he destroyed • W}iat will the population of San­ together with the members of the crew hut late dispatches ford be in 1B30? say that the heavy gale was safely weathered and the giant ■ W hen you finish rending yourj eraft has been returned to its moorings at Lakehurat, New copy of The Herald wrap it up Jersey. •Da .mail it to some friend. Without a doubt wonderful progress is being made in -------- o-------the construction of big airships. For n long time nearly ev­ A t any rate Mr. Urynn knows n big Inan in Florida when he sees eryone thought that airships of this character would never him*—Pnlm Bench Post. prove practical. There have been many fatalities and much « -------- o--------financial loss in perfecting big dirigibles. " Realty sales are a direct Indi­ The demonstration made by the Shenandoah yesterday cation that the property is worth proves that American engineers have been able to construct ■OVi than the money. •-------o--------such a powerful ship that now they are practical and can Nsw York City will be a rather be used with comparative safety. The fact that this big busy place about June 21 when the •Democratic convention is in airship was able to return to its moorings without any sorBeuion there. o ■■ — Tho recent trouble in Palm Bench county In which a Miller shot a Bakar will cost th a t county a lot of dough.—Key West Citizen. -------- o--------President CoolUigc recently paid • visit to the home of his negro valet who has been sick for sev­ eral-days. Why not? -------- c>-------- -T^lo Asheville Citizen thinks th a t when the soldiers g rt their bon&a they will do well to Invest it in , plowshares instead of ollth ares. "1 ---------o-------In making investments it is al­ ways well to consult your banker, Fake stock salesmen arc in the •tabs always nt this time of the year. TOM SIMS SAYS A s Brisbane Sees It remar'Sr«t™ °ln„BlS’t remaikaole Htamina of |the T' I'cm o,1,!;lr:U “ ,lh.« United Stales dirigible which is Si' Iiff to be used in a polar fiight in the near future. iFIRST NATIONAL SANK! when the thing first started. |jurcd will summon tno courage or _____ take the trouble to proccde against rehcnsinn and prosecution of the IT ISN’T had, however. F o u r - ! the offenders by duo process of ootiegger, operators of houses of A COMMUNITY BUILDER teen extra millions fnr the vehicle k * ’- I hey nrc disinclined to swear U1 repute,.and..all.thuir slimy ■i. •But if sheriffs and prosecutors :3 tunnel, two extra millions for the out w arrants or to become prose are ■ Active Designated Depository of The United Slates of America, ^ to he diligent tho people must cuting witnesses. They shout working girls’ home ami club mean loudly on the streets or through use greater care In their selection S tate of Florida, City of Sanford anil County of Seminole n that men ami girls arc getting tho press about evils that ought to nnd must support them in law en­ U a .. ; paid better thnn they were. suppressed nnd of which they forcement. When .people . complain . 2 F. p. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, Cashier a Higher prices, higher wages ho claim to hnvc personal knowledge [ of violation of the law but refuse ■ ® realty mean high prosperity. but when they are asked to insti- to sign an affidavit on which to tutc proceedings, to become per­ base u ii arrest, nnd acquit crimi­ . NEW YORK is unnecessarily sonally active in law enforcement, nals when brought to tr'n l they, excited about the marriage of a they hold up their hands iu more themselves are responsible, for young nmn, Count Ludwig Balm or less holy horror, and say: “ Oh, murder, robbery, bawdy houses Mid von Hoogstraeten, to a young lady no; I can’t afford to do that.” mob violence. supposed to inherit forty or fifty Yet some of these citizens, aa has In the end It nil reverts hack t o ! — Standard Oil millions from her just been demonstrated in Tumpa (__ the— people who would place............. nil the ^jBBnBBBBMKaiiBBniiBKBBBisBncnBSKBnBBnnocBBBBnaBRHBn^ ------------------,......... „ grandfather, H. II. Rogers, while lacking the courage to come i responsibility for tho enforcement out in the open in their fight on al­ nT law on the officers—more ie -; 5 WHEN MRS. O. H. P. I1EI»- leged evils, do not hesitate to be- sponsibUUy than the law p c ra iits! u MONT, then Mrs. William K. Van­ como law-breakers themselves and —who assume the “ Let Ccotge Do jjj jj derbilt, married her only daugh­ to perpetrate heinous outrages in ­ It” attitude nnd recognize r.o r e - ' a The New Series of the gind Maxwell.is offered to the public p ter to the Duke of Marlborough, volving the commission of serious sponsibility on their part. an the firit ra r designed and produced entirely by the new B she remarked th at it was better crimes, to express their so-called Well, as we have said before, " B Maxwell organization. than m nrtying her to n cocktail- ideas of civic righteousness. what—fools we mortals be. drinking little nobody nt Newport. I ,F/r US SHOW YOU THE DIFS Perhaps ,,, , - she was right. - Malborough „ , M FERENT MODELS NOW ON S a m DISPLAY AT OUR SHOW ASHEVILLE CITIZEN thing of iif<«. v E SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! The G o o d M a x w e l l [ THE HIGHWAYS WE BUILD V ROOMS. THIS YOUNG Hoogstraeten at "Good Highways KenLy Cost the needed to propel a car, thereby STORAGE------------------------------------------REPAIRING least exerted himself enough to State Nothing.” this titlo creating a saving of money for th e tIf THE NEWSPAPER AS an advertising scores heavily ge out nnd pirk the large, ripe in nn article on its Under front cover the motorists. In this State in 11)20 ' with the National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association. peach on the tree of life m atri­ current issue of Tim Manufacturers over 112,000 automobiles used nn Newspapers have been placed on its "preferred list." In his mony. He speaks various lan­ Record suys: ‘‘While c/ory inter- average of 520 gallons of gusoline recent report to directors of the association, Edgar P. Allen, guages, mmle a good-looking r»t and every man, woman nml In 1022, over 181,000 cars in this a a moving picture actor, and i child are benefited by the building ; State used nn average of 403 gal the lumbermen’s director of publicity, sums up his announced sheik, to lhave good■ Jewish iis said •• >-i- “blood.■ 1 „f highways, those who arc not u s - ' ions per car, a reduction of 57 policy as follows : "So long ns I have charge of the publicity Thnt blood at least guarantees tho ing automobiles are getting these j gallons per car although the __________________ _________ of driving and the length for the lumber industry I will not curtail our advertising in antiuuitv of his line and energy benefits without contributing one;amount dollar towards tho highways for 'o f tours per car must have inareas- jjj daily newspapers, for the sound business reason that such in his blood. me States and Federal Govern­ greatly within the two years. h advertising brings us host results. Our use of the dnily news­ IN ONE d ty four children have ment a re receiving more from tbi t ed All the figures given by Tho 15 paper m our national advertising enmpnign is sanctioned by been dangerously bitten by ruts. industry (automobiles) than they Record are official, They are un- ” deniable. They prove in picture - 1n the experience of years. I have no hesitation in saying that, One infnnt would have died except are paying out.” Corner Hanford Avenue and Second Street - n for quick use of iodine by the From lit 17 to Juno 30, 1923, theisque manner that the automobile while a national campaign might profitably include many mother. Federal Government, with its war business and the automobile own- uu forms of publications, it cannot as a fundamental proposition When will n nation ns rich nnd tax on automobiles and automobile ers of the country are building, u ignore the daily press. Where factors of economical admin­ intelligent ns thin make ;up its accessories, colccted $583,012.0*21. without n cent of cost to the non- nu istration deny us the privilege, ns at this tinie, of rounding mind to put nn end to rats, flics, In the same period it paid out as owners of gasoline cars, the gigan- i Two hundred nnd fifty-three ro- out our campaign by tnuking use of magazines and other ntnsquitoc3 and other disease- its share of the expenses of high- tic network of good roads now s a B u & a B s a a a E x a a is E a n E g ia H s n x ia a a M n z a a D a x B a iB U B i breeding vermin, or reduce them way building in ;:ie States 52U-I,- coming into being in this country. — llee were received to nn advur782.213, loss than half of what it Of the economy of good roads ami iscpiont in The Sanford Herald. periodicals, we are making more generous'use of the daily to n minimum? United action by the national collected from the natumoblb- bum- their immeasurable benefits there A sk. this advertiser if advertising newspapers than ever before."—Palm Beach Post. government and the forty-eight ness. Likewise the States are re- is no more outctai-.Jing example states would make rats scarce as ceiring an enormous revenue throu- ilisn North Carolina, THE FOOL maintains an error with the assurance of n wolves, and mosquitoes as scarce gh their taxation of automobiles Thus ore our people repaid fi.r Seme Florida papers are reui 1being hospitable to the now idea. peered because Bryan has suggest­ man who can never he m istaken; the sensible man defends as eagles. We spend a hundred nnd accessories. Furtherm ore,'I he Record quotes Enthusiastic reception of the now nrc a m B a a a K a H g a B a a n a B K B H a n n M S B a c a a a B B H B B B B H M * * ed • Floridan fnr president. Why a truth with the circumstances of a man who may be mis­ thousand million dollars to mix in Ja tight in Europe, but we can’t Frank Page head of the North Car- idea nfter it hns been proved of n go o u t of the stute when it isn't taken.—DeBruix. spend twenty or filly millions to get oiina Highway Commission, ns say - progress. Our extension of it to ■ neefesary ? B rid of vermin whose end would mg th at good highways material- good roads is proof of how eager un a ly reduce the amount of gasoline we are foi* nil progress. a mean thousands of lives and hun­ B Viennese professor asserts that Home Electric I ight nnd W ater Plants B dreds of lives and hundreds of th elo le c tric shock of the death n Home Ire Machines and W ater Softeners millions saved every year. ch air never proves fatal. If he .B Plumbing, Steam nnd Gils Fitting, Well Drilling couM prove his theory, It should By IRVIN S. COBH S MR. NORMAN If. DAVIS, esPumps, Gan Engines, Electric Motors, Spray Carts, a deterrent to crime timnble gentleman, sails for Eu­ Irrigation Outfits It matters not whether the gulf lga It is stated thnt lately Governori Governor rinchut felt it his duty rope to help settle a discussion THE MUNICH AL GOLF COURSE Editor ih e Herald: 'course is privately or municipally I’inchnt, of Pennsylvania, was Sanford, Fla. t)ier big real estate deal was presiding at a dinner. Aftnr the to rap for order. As ho brought about Mcmel. What his this na­ I arrived in your city two weeks owned, your citizens should see to uu B Temporary Address a a few days ago when the euting part wus over came the in­ his gavel down with emphasis on I tion to dowith Memo! ? What busi­ ago, anticipating the fullest kind it that they each as a enmmittes u B u the table, the handle snapped. The ness is it of ours to supply , . . a man to ot enthusiasm tor whnt should be of one are doing their utmost to — iota Securities Company pur1013 W. FIRST ST.--------------------—----- TELEPHONE 601-W B M evitable speech-making. Presently . a valuable corner. All maul-shaped instrument of hard settle n discussion that the League nnd in reality 13 a distinct asset foster at every opportunity their n most dignified and ponderous per-, wood hurtled through the air and of Nations enn’t settle for them­ recordsa are going to be smuahed ason got upon his feet in response. «fuck with a resounding thud selves, with all their bragging to your com m unity-your Golf, sympathy with and pride Tn local B B B B B a i B B B B B n B B B Q B B B B B B 3 B B B B I B B 3 B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B Uhcreons in 1321 for real to an invitation from tho chair­ squarely on the high, bald forc- Bbout the wonderful things that Course.' I*ut what do 1 find? An enterprise. transactions. utter disregard by the average As I understand it bonds have man mid proceeded ■i i - ■»-------. 10 unburden head cf a gentleman seated a t a they were to do, citizen to take any active interest been sold to take cure of the excomplaints are being re* ff i'i,' hl*i ,,,ni?,d’ « ut‘atwu.. tablentwnvs ,u viewhntever in this phase of the city’s ponditure for building un 18-hole anBnnUaSUCaBBaacaaCCQBBSSBSBBSBBB&BBBBBBBBBBflBBBB u uaway. i in n The .licrhtK_ j at The Herald office regard- it any. He was ono of those blights dightly GENERAL DAWES is in Paris, campaign, to boost Sanford. course, second in murit and a t - !B . th e condition of tho detour on the sin lif”,, eufiomno Kr °ggy »t«te ns a result of refer - 1helping other reparations commis-Phone 198 • h.-II.V/E dr° a,.,!,lranFor, , t 0 traetLn to none in the south. W illi" Phone 198 — Sanford ami nnd w.Or- f» .F encea 10 to his Mask Delorc, before 1Pinners to eat «a 'c very fine u.nner dinner the south l jim fra M goad between minium , - .! P1 ’ 1’*7* tongue who,| euces nis private riasK ry cue 1 .1 1 C... . fr‘M ?k'y nstonishyou let this true spirit and prog- S ■ndo If It is necessn-y to close ^ J h o ; festivities began, sank back in I ' “ n«rdeaux wine fifty years 1oil. I have^ met wit w i t h similar con* rtM.sivcne:** of your city council n B ' m ain road it ought to be com“L word merc mv frien.L” his t hair* ^ pTh;U i non« n « . 1)f «»i‘«ons in other comr communities in the {which ought to inspire every* citi- t Hti B f h o r n t nn ttvnniiu » J *________j*___ i .a ulaory to prdvida good detours. ■_ nnd then never l-«’ns th , ! ™ , ! A horriflcd bush followed th? f,,r Bordeaux wine, even the United States where B * J --------- ---------1 amt then never heaps the prom- 1n c c id c n t< x h e , p c a k e r t o o k a d . strongest U fitc, doesn’t keep in the local Golf Cou the m erits of zen, go for nought? B ourre were not if you cannot talk, go out and B Q l the sixty-two carloads 01 This nartlcular individual «„■ nn I vantage of the qulot to go on w ith good condition for fifty years. It appreciated or its ( B his remarks. elery shipped from Florida on I lS S J ,? t hls hasn’t enough alcoholic strength, m e visualized. Tt B forty-one were ship B (Ylery°fields*of°SemFmde hii ty p e / Ho „„ i„ J VAt V’*3*i1 V\e <he, injured gentleman __S!r‘_1,aw” h."'' t;,1.VHl *°.me ™ni- find golf nr.d all that He droned on ori and on In-! B , .elery fields of Semlr terminably. The audience Krew r f.\ vc,‘l H ,Kht,yHousehold Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and Haggago In other worda this enunh,? Inurmu/ e,i two-tbirds of the entire fmputient and fretful. The hum! Transferred Anywhere Any Time expansion, ford. of conversation grew louder and] uu^ 7 !,, ,1 1 , present: Who says this Lin t c louder. ill ‘hat one of them can trit-w h ich must go hand in hand with I “ Please hit me again. I can still Storage Very Indy yours, ling section? from the other in gold? Jany city planning. I W. D. CLARK. hear him l" --------------o-------------- l Pierson-Rogers Auto Co. S MAXWELL-CHRYSLER-CHALMERS 4 7 3 -W S p»y,V P H O N E 4 7 3 -W SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! Hoolehan-Coleman Company MY FAVORITE STORIES THE PEOPLE’S FORUM dUMd QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER J \ l i t 1**yjk t_s-____ _ _ _________ �had learned Mrs. O’Connor'a birth­ day and the whole tent city .was celebrating it In gratttada of a profound conviction that th« tall Udy with the classic profile waa out the original of the portrait every American silver dollar b e a n . The "Lady on the Dollar” has been Mrs. O'Cononr’a title ever alnce. LONGWOOD YTAN’T KID A KIDDER God blaka him—am gat a divorce b myoelf. “Hera t, who of smut in my lift, w h o __ kinds of monajr rather than W1 for sex-pandering dragged Into a scandal cuned of doing the last earth th a t any decant would think of doing"Here I, whose big Idea bring up ray kid to be a real lean, have to hamper him set with a lot of truck that's lio, a lie, I tell you." She screamed the word. " I l a /' said Nina. “Ha” said wo. Then tied down to the same thief. Mr. and Mra. Baldwin of Plainfield, Conn., arrived in town the past week, and are nicely settled In their w inter home. They were accompanied by Mr. Woodruff. phone: Office 148» HRS. FREO DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W Mnl. Grimes and her son are By Josephine Van de G rift, N ts scrapped up In aome cafo-au-lalt here fro mMichlgan, and have mixture of a bath robe. Service SUV W riter. rented an apartm ent in the DollNEW YORK, Jan . 18—There's Her eyes were all red and swol­ OFFICERS ELECTED AT D. A. off houee. They drove through some people th at’ve nearly killed len with weeping and her hands * R. CONFERENCE. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker of in their car. themselves laughin' a t tne way were ju st achin’ to start pluckin' FORT PIERCE, Jan. 18.—The Cameron City have as their guests. street Is opened - from Nina Wilcox Putnam kids the Hio a t the quilt. Why the Kansans T election of officers for the coming Mr. Baker’s cousin and wife, Mr. theAnother hard road to Wildmere lake, out of folks and their trouble. “11! tell you," said Nina. “O ut year was the feature of the clos­ and Mrs. Schaub of Moundsville, So when Nina blew in from Flor­ in Kansas they prohibit practically m aking three cleared within a few ing session hero Thursday after­ West Virginia. ida to find herself confronted by everything a fellow wants to do. noon of the twenty-second annusl Charles King has returned to weeks. There were 13 from here that a divorce action t h a t ‘didn’t take; But the folks out there a n the meeting of the Florida conference, his home here on Beardall avenue and some m atrimonial mix-up or kindest in the world. Thoy’n bigg ® f? Y m. for benefit of K. Daughters of the American Revo­ a tte r a stay of some length a t his wont on tho trip to Coral Gables, other where somo woman claimed hearted and they’re decent." leaving Monday morning. lution, which opened Tuesday. former home in Motcna, Mo. The annual Old Settlers picnic that she, Nina, waa try in g to tako "And the men," we murmured K# de V. Howard ChapBurke Steele is in Atlanta, G a, New officers were chosen as fol­ 1 tho other woman’s husband, wr> lows: this week with a number or oth­ will be held a t the library next just couldn’t resist lopin' over to huskily, "are men." ri*f,7have a Sliver Tea a t tho "You said It," said Nina, “and ^ of M ra IL J._ Holly a t 8 p. Mrs. Theodore Strawn, DcLand, ers attending a Baptist Sunday Saturday, Jan. 19. A very pleasant social was en­ Nina's hotel to find out how sbo if there’s anything that a woman School convention. regent. was boarln’ up under the strain. with n sense of humor needs it’s a Mr. and Mrs. Boston Sccte had joyed by n large crowd a t the li­ Mrs. Brooks Q. White, Jr., Jack­ ___ . —Formal opening and Wo found Nina's little oic sense man thnt’s a resi man to buck hoc brary last Friday evening under as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. E. sonville, first vice regent, TAMPA, Jan. 10-^Iast a Kfc Shower of now Library of humor still hlttin’ on all six, up. Mrs. W. C. McLain, Orlando, A. Meredith and Frank Meredith the auspices of the League. The thank you. more than a month from now j—qi 3 to 6 p. ni* "Somehow or other the world mystery table caused much m erri­ of Annapolis, Md., ami Mrs. Eason second vice regent. "When I get out of this mess," has got n notion thnt if n worn- will see the beginning of the ^ 2 ..—Annual Tea of S t Agnes Mrs. John Leonard!, Sanford, of Norkolk, Va. The party arc ment, and helped to swell the proon’s got a sense of humor she has­ borcball training season here, 1 ?oUd at the home of Mrs. Wiltouring Florida In their cnr. Mrs. i cceds to 120. recording secretary. n’t any sensibilities. In reality on February 17 the young pi JJ, McKee on Oak Avenue a t Mr. and Mrs. Oric Smith of St. Mrs. K. B. Brown, DcLand, cor- Meredith is Mrs. Steele’s niece. it’s the other way around. A wom­ of the Woshlngto Mr. and Mrs. Steele and their George Hotel made a business trip j «.#) P> m* i responding secretary. an with n sense of humor is n wom­ be In t h 'l r training camp here, to Hollywood, nnd while there ate —Pipe Organ Club a t the guests spent a day in Orlando, with Mrs. Warren G. Baker, Jackson­ an thnt’s been hurt so much sho’d cording to laCrk Griffith, something th at caused ptomaine Mr. and Mrs. Herman Steele. l ^ e of Mra. B. 0 . Methvln ort ville, treasurer. go ernzy If she didn’t Joko about of the club. In making tn Street, a t 3 o’clock, with Some new residents of Beardall poisoning. They succeeded in in Mrs, C. IL Raynor, Daytona, Griffith snld ho would have things. avenue are Mr. nnd Mr«. 1reaching home, but have boon 2*. Methvln and Mra, Marahall auditor. young hurlcra in shape to . "All humorists arc unhappy. u hostesses. Mrs. A. D. Hcmnr Brady, West and daughter, who have bought 10 very crticnlly lit.( A nurse, Mrs. nine full ninings by the time Mark Twain wns. I know I am. acres ot land of Joe m inen,n. muy E. I. Farm er of Miami, has been, ■ _____ Knthlccn Mallory CirPalm Beach, historian. for theopening exhibition ga And ns n humorist !jv n n t Jo_tell March 15, with the Boston Br J > i l l meet a t 3, a t Baptlat Mrs. Allen Hale, Gainesville, reg­ wero former residents of Grand earing for them nnd Dr. Gnrdinorj Rapids, Michigan, has beett the attending phyiscinn. On March 18 theso two teams istrar. Church. son and n Kia will yy ' i iidduiiiv via -Mr. and Mrs. Bolinsky, Jr* B UM U I111 At this time they arc much Im­ piny a t St. Petersburg; March Si;' Those elected nsnumo mi their —I.. — Social Department proved nrd gaining a little every'; Ui __ offkcTVpriV 20. ” Selection “of“ the | daughter, natives of Wisconsin Washington vn Milwaukee (A.' A.) ^dge at 3, With Mra. W. A. a t Palm etto; March 27, Wash... nc*1, meeting iPlace was deferred Both p a S “ aw clear* day ns their many friends will be j sho confided confl(Ientinlly> -Trn po. brill cr as hostess. ton-St. Louis Cardinals a t Bradi Photo copyright, until a >ntcr d*te , . TW Konn •"* °ut to Kansas and take up n ing their land and bulldlnghomos. B There town; March 27, Wnshington-CI will bo a gnked bean sun- ,.unrtcr section of land and sta rt a Harris & Ewing The outstanding business transJoe Cameron and son Ed, nre (Val, was repreaented hero einnati, here; March 31, Washln Miss Elizabeth Taylor Adams.Iactcd a 1 the conference wns the cutting 15 acres of celery this per a t the library Friday night. drug store/ handay by R. Suffman. ton-Brooklyn here, and A prtlj Just what got Nina to thinkin’ debutante daughter of Mr. and! completion of plans for the eroc- week. Others nt this end of town Jan. 25, for the benefit of the Wnshlr.gton-Boston Braves, a t •“ Mrs. John T. Adams, will make her *ion and unveiling a t Mayport, cutting this w»ek / '* Cmsc f r'~ Longwood band. All nre naked to of the Knnsans nt th a t particular co-opernte nnd help to make it n moment wo couldn’t make out. Petersburg. Ur and Mrs. L. Auatell White bow to Washington society this! May *• of a Jcan K'bnut , monuSt Petersburg, arrived in San- season. H er dad is chairman of the went to commemorate the first Rossiters, John Rumley, Troy success. There sho was, pioppcd up in a Bledsoe, G. \V. Sniitn, jui.n j Wtlv- I I "My school, my job. my CW-' Thuradny for a brief stay. brass bed with dents in it, her hair, Republican National Committee, landing in America of Frotcatants. nnd Cnrrownys. The majority be­ HOW MANY of 110,000.000 cugo" is the slogan of n spcdJtT' ing of the Golden Self blanching Americans know anything about Forrest Lake returned Thurs­ high school editjon of tho week­ Mr and Mrs. J. E. Wathon an- ENTERTAINS AT THEATRE day from Laurens, S. C., where he variety. There is somo very fine Memo!, n little strip of territory ly bulletin published by the white celery being cut nlso running thirty-five miles along tho Aance the birth of a daughter on ,h ” pr” cnl was called by the death of his Perlie PARTY. on a woman, nnd her shoulders i" It wI)0 hnte divorce, who engo Association of Commerce. Robert Grier had us guests Tues­ inday, January 17. The youngBaltic Sen? If the League or Na­ Mra. ','Inrry Bodwell was the brother. day nt a hunting party: Fred Pope waighs eight pounds. chaiming hostess Wednesday eve­ DR. MINOR C. BALDWIN IB of Celery nvenuo and Morris Moye tions can’t succeed in making a neutral zone of thnt as tho Ver­ from town. The b^v* Hrs P. F. Monger returned ning when she entretnined at a HEARD IN RECITAL. sailles Treaty intended, why do theatre pnrty a t the Milnne thea­ TH E PLAN IN I11IIBF lidnesday from Washington and Dr. Minor C. Baldwin's organ the last day of tho hunting season wc get mixed up in it? Haven’t Lwisburg, S. C., whero she visit- tre, the guests enjoying the recital a t the Congregational by nn all uny nutu mm n ...to w...- we enough business of our own to t’roputH-s i with friends and relatives for ploy “The Last Warning.'' Church, Thursday evening wns a ner. Mrs. Bodwcii’s guests were Mr. delightful success in organ se­ “Kite” Kennedy died nt his homo attend to? I. T h a t tln> t ' n l t e i l Hint*-* s lo ill past month. l m r n - , |l n u - l y e n t e r t h e P e r m a n e n t in Mecca Hammock after n very and Mrs. Gcarge A. DeCottcs, Mr. lection and rendition. Y es Do you approve the winning plan C o urt o f lu te rim tliin iil J u s tic e , u n ­ Jlr. and Mra. E. J. Kahn and and Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mr. nnd Dr. Bnldwin is not n stranger nhort illness from nneunmnin. H*» d e r t h o ennilltloiiM s t n t e i j h y S e c r e ­ THE I*AINT WE SELL is survived hy n wife nnd four chil­ No in substance? t a r y I tliK lie s iiuil P r e s i d e n t H i i r d i n t t jhler of Cleveland, Ohio, who Mrs. Frank L. Miller. in Snnford, having keen here be­ In F e b r u a r y , 1323. spending the winter in the fore in scvetal recitals and his dren. his parents, a sister and two (Put nn X inside the proper box) brothers. He wns me kttcoiiu m>u ATTEND LUNCHEON AT ate, arrived in Sanford Thurs programs are • always looked for* of II. T l i a t w ith o u t h em m in g n and Mrs. Charles Kennedy m e m b e r lit t h e I . e n g u e e f N a t i o n s COQUINA HOTEL. for an indefinite stay. ward to with certain pleasure. His amiMr. Name was u native of Tennessee but ns a t i ir i s e n t e n n s t l t u t e d . t i l e I t h l l e i l A number of Sanford Indies mo­ visit this time wns under the aus­ has lived in Florida many years. Please print S t a l e s s h a l l o f f e r t o e x ti - n d I t s p r e s ­ Charles Schwarz of Chicago, III., tored to Daytona Beach Wednes­ pice* of the St| Agnes Guild. ent e « -o |ie rn tliin w i t h th e L e a g u e Not all the marriageable young i former resident and large prep­ day, where they were tho guests a n d p n r t i e l p a t e In t h e w o r k o f t h e Tlie selections of Thursdny eve­ men are in town, here arc some L e a g u e nn n lio dy » l i i i u t u n l r u l i n n r t ay owner of Sanford, urrived of Mrs. George Chamberlain a t a ning included: Address ................................................ good fine appearing fel­ u n d e r e n u il U h i l is w h i c h art Thursday for an extended bridge luncheon a t the new Co­ Concerto .............................. Handel lows: looking, IT DOES NOT CRACK. Harry Weeks, Okie Weeks, 1. ‘l u ' i r t l t n t e m u r a l f o r c e n n d p u h lit, and is stopping a t the Man­ quina Hotel, hsnuring her guest, (a) Allegro Modern to. Donald Fay, Tom Sullivan, Joo 1’EEL, NOR BLISTER, OR lh- nplnlmi f u r t h e m i l i t a r y a m t <l>) Andante Sostchuto. ama. Sirs. Empsall. City ..................... -.................... State. Guerry, Burke Steele. Ben Austin, e t u m i m l e fnrrt* u r l g l n n l t v Im ­ CHALK OFF (c) Allegro. The large table was centered p l i e d In A r t l e l e n X a n d X V I . Jodnh Cameron. And last but not A number of prominent busi- with a low' plateau of pink and Bridal Chorus “Orange Blos­ 2. K n f e g u i i r d t h e M n u r iu X h u -trln e. least on this list is jolly Tom A Full Line of KaKomlnc. Var­ Arc you a voter? ...... ••••»••*••••*•• •*»#***^|«s soms" .............................. Balwin. Meredith. men of Wnuchula were in the white sweet peas nnd feathery as­ We can name some 3. A c c e p t t h e f a c t t h n t t h o P u l l e d nishes nnd Stains Substantial, Thursday, trans- paragus ferns. Sprays of ferns Allegretto ........................... Cumeti more, they are here. I 'Fill*! S l a t e s Will a s s u m e n o i . l d l g u ng business. They were W. were also extended to each place. "By The Sea” ................... Schubert t h n u u n d e r I lie T r e a t y o f V e r ­ •Mail promptly tn sa ille s ex cep t hy Act of C o n ­ SOLD ONLY BY Southerland, Thomas W. Doris, At intervals were silver candle­ “Symphony in C ............... Haydn gress. la k r m onroe A, W. Fitzgerald. THE AMERICAN I’EACE AWARD sticks holding pink unshaded “Marvelous Work <from Crea­ tion................................... Haydn f. P r o p o s e th n t m e m b e r s h i p In t h e tapon, and also silver compotes 313 Madison Avenue, New York City L e a g u e s h o u l d to- o p e n e d t o nil John Iiitteil, age 75. died nt the In addition to these special Mr*. J. C. Aycock nnd guests, filled with salted nuts and mints. n a t i o n s . K. M. Isreal and daughter, Tho place cards wore monugramed numbers Dr. Balwwin gave a Seminole Home Monday of paraly­ If you wish to express a fuller opinion nlso, please write to tha sis. The deceased was the father South Carolina, nnd Mrs. John In. gold, as- wore also the tally number of shorter pieces. &. P r o v i d e f u r t h o c o n t i n u i n g d e ­ American Peace Award of Mrs. I. M. Smith of this place Welaka Bldg. v e lo p m e n t of I n t e r n a t i o n a l law . ISrkirard motored to DcLand cards, and score pads. Phone 303 Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Ansc White of nnd C. A. llcttcll of West Sanhnday, where they spent tho Covers were laid for 50. tJ>*#J>l**-J11*aiu ;Jill vtJl1 .1 Oklahoma - City -hav& .-arriveiLio ' f Ofd 4 "*1’ % JH 8P pith friends. Following'‘the luncheon, a num­ Sanford And wlH'mnke "thkf th'elr’ Mr. Hctlcll hrtd made his’ home ber of rubbers of bridge were en­ home. Mr. White will be con­ in Slonrnc fur tho past several Miss Vera Houscal of Columbia, joyed. Tho tables were marked BBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBIIBBBBBBBBBBBB B M B B B B B B B BSB B BB B B B B B B B tin B B B B B B B B B IB B B B B B B B B B B B B I In IS. C„ who is spending the winter with tiny, gold horseshoes, In nected with the San Juan Gurngc years. He had been coming to SB H fl Florida in the winter season for B B lb Orlando with her sinter, ar- which were fastened tho numbers. ns salesman. l «n years. u a Irived in Snnford Wednesday nnd The guests from Sanford were GENERAL I*. T. A. MEETING. forty The funeral services were held fl B ■will spend several days here as the Mrs. George A. DeCottes, Mrs. G. B B The general I’arent-Tcnchers’ the First Methodist church at B st of Mrs. G. I). Bishop, a t her D. Bishop, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Association, held their regular nt B Monroe T"csdsv afternoon ’t B ne on Magnolia Avenue. Mrs. Ernest McGowan Galloway, monthly meeting Thursday a fter­ o’clock. The body waa buried in fl fl * mid Miss Katherine Wilkoy. noon ut the Grammar School, Mrs. tne banfuru i,otm.»er>. i»e *j .-ai- m a Dr. and Mrs. McColIough of E. P. Morse, president presided in vived by his daughter and son an'*, ■B M B Yiycrosa, Ga., were the guests of B O \ TON ItlHDGE CH IP. her usual capable manner. B a several grandchildren. Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Tolar ThuraBaski t.i and bowls of gidden B H It was decided to continue work The revival services being held hy and together attended the han­ cnler.dulas were used in decorat- on the Grammar School Library, a t tho Baptist church here nre pro­ N 't at the Angcbilt Hotel in Or- ing the pretty nriilKi- party !nnd also the bcautilkutlon of the gressing nicely. About ten new B lo Thursdny evening, given for civen Thursday afternoon, when Hthool grounds. The bus situa- members have united with tho B M tie lurgeons nnd offcials of tho Mrs. Edward Betts entertained tjon wus nj8o discussed, nnd a church, nil of which were baptised ■ A. C. L Railway. the members of the Bun Ton membership drive will soon be put Wednesday evening. M Ordination M Briiips Club a t bur home on Park on. services were conducted nt the « ATTEND BANQUET IN Avenue. Th cchnirmnn of tho several church Siindny afternoon at 3 o'­ M ORLANDO. Scores were kept on tallies with branch P. T. A. gave most inter­ clock when J. T..Jacobs and Elio N Among those from Snnford nt- fascinating designs, and the card esting reports. Swnggcrty were ordained deacons. b n ending the hanuuct a t the Arge- game was of exceptional interest. Officers for the coming year arc: The ordinntion sermon wns deliv­ a a pilt Hotel in Orlando, Thursday The prize for high score ,« dainty President, Mrs. E. P. Morse; vice ered by Dr. King of Sanford, the R H N jening for the surgeons and of- luncheon set was won by Mrs. J. presidents, Mra. Edward Higgins instructions to the deacons given fl R fl rial* of the A, C. I,. Railway, D. Woodruff. and Mrs. Dwight Babbitt; treas- by John I). Jenkins, elerk of Sem­ fl M |*ere Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Tolar. Dr. At the conclusion of tho card .urer, Mrs. John Stemper; secrc- inole Baptist Association and Mr. B B Scoggins deacon of tne Baptist aa nn iMiph Stevens, and Mrs. II. Ii. gnine, the hostess served a tempt- tary Miss Lucile Sweat IBtevens. church of Sanford. The closing THE NEW mg salad course. My. nnd Mrs. J. W. Hull nnd lit- j prayer was made by Bro. Kchcllick. Thu club members present were HOLLYWOOD HEURIE MATRONS BRIDGE Mrs. C. It. Kirtlcy. Mrs. Ben Cas­ tie daughter Cathrine arrived here .also of Sanford. Rev. E. L. Smith DEPOT CLUH. well. Mrs. J. 1>. Woodruff. Mrs. Wednesday from Plant City. Mr. j and J. A. Sutton of Orlando have NEARING Midi Is connected with the S a n 1 conducted the revival which has Entertaining with her iisunl W. W. Potter, Miss Fern Ward, COMPLETION I farming n,‘d gracious manner, Mrs. James RiiJge, Mrs. Roltert Juan Garage of this city as anles- been held for over a week. Closing nmn services will probably be this week. l«n Harry B. Lewis, was hostess Hines, and Mrs. Joe Chittenden. B The Methodist church a t this |»t bridge Thurmiay afternoon, at ■ THE RECORD MONTH place is also conducting n very WOMEN VOTERS. p»r lovely home on Magnolia Ave- DUPLICATE BIVDGE CLUB, successful revival. Quite U large The convention of the Florida fl B |*M, when sho entertained the Among thy many social events ■embers of the Merrie Matrons of Thursday, one of the most de­ League of Women Voters in Mi­ number of people have united with Indge Hub nnd two extra tables lightful was the bridge-luncheon ami, Jan. 22-2-1, will have Mrs. the church. Celery is being rapidly moved n u « players. given by Mrs. W. C. Hill at her John Jay O’Connor, of Wnshim in this section. Tho stalks nro B B Pink and red roses combined home on Fourth Street, the guests! tonJ as one of its moat distinguisR- large a and fine and n good price be­ aa m being the members of the Dujilied visitors. _ Airs. O Connor, ns ItUri- .rn<’ woro lavishly used in ing offered. J. W. Bell, one of chairman of the committee on l>t« living room, while In the re- cate Bridge Club a our most prominent truckers nnd fl Ittption and dining rooms, calThe various rooms wire adorn­ child welfare, will represent the business- men has commanded a national league nnd will give an ---------, ------, . t , , B Itodula.i were used to ndvar.tngc. ed, with a profusion of sweet peas address on Tuesday evening with fancy price throughout the locn. H and calendulas, und a t l o’clock. |.i afternoon passed quickly in B markets, his celery averaging $7.50 a delicious four course luncheon Lilizens Undaunted ns her suhin H IJbe spirited game of bridge nnd per crate. Mr. Bell hus u finely B |*?en Koto* were counted, the wa.v served nt small tables, which Ject* The national league has be­ organized system of snlcs^ansii'n MU B IJnike I°r high score among the were centered with sweet pens. gun n campaign to get out 75 per ana gets tip-top prices for his pro­ cent of the possible vote in the P lOQb members, a candlestick nnd Marking the places were cunning presidential election next Novem­ duce which is exceptionally lino |i I.1', was won by Mrs. W. T. little heart-shaped valentines. and early on the market. Was l he largest in point of sales in the history of this company—and we During the ufternoon a number ber ami Mrs. O’Connor will have ■Langley. The high score guest Mrs. Mnlinda Driggers, Crow’s something to say on plans for the r ‘zev a cnndlestick, wns of games of duplicate bridge were work. Blulf is a guest of her sister, Mr, have had some big ones. Mrs. Harry Walsh. The played. The prizes for high score, J. W, Connor. On Wednesday she will discuss I -Eolation prize a deck of bridge dainty pieces of silk lingerie, were child welfare in conference with W. Bell is in Jacksonville on to Mrs. T. L. Dumas. awarded Mrs. Sam Pulestun and members of the Florida league and 1business. Supt. W. T. Lawton and Miss - r 0,lawing the awarding of the R MT h o ^ Fen?oringl?he cordial bos- m one is better fitted to deal with Abbie Doudncy, County nurse, vis­ ■ B ii j , .*• Lewis served molded B itality of Mrs. Hill were: Mrs. the subjec s Mrs O Loi.nor has ited the school professionally this ___ .... li*,i . ,ltdtt' n» potnto chips, hot pitality R Sight-seeing trips are made in our De Luxe Busses every week—from San­ been n worker for children ever B Imn*’ Dwkles, coffee and date Sain Puleston, Mrs. F. E. Roumil- since her college days—she is u week. ford to Hollywood*By*The*Sea. For full information about these fascinat­ B Iileares. 'the Graded School has n heavy Int, Mrs. A. I*. Connelly, Mrs. F. B ing and interesting trips anu the Hollywood Hotel special rates—fill out J. Gonzalez, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, graduate of Wellesley—and has enrollment, rooms crowded and - ■ on various commissions and n v —> enrollments daily, B fl Miller, Mrs. Hoyd served I^SIN Ess WOMEN'S LUNCH- Mrs. Frank and mail the coupon. hoards in Chicago, her native city; Mr. und Mrs. Sloan and family B B Palmer, and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. rv EON. Detroit uml New York. In 1918 of Usteen, have become citizens of B ■ Ilka c reKu!ar weekly luncheon of ■ ■ she went to Gautemala with her Monroe. B B ST. AGNES GUILD. Ii.,, u- ord Association of BusiB B husband who was head of the Red Mrs. Steve Holyway of Knoxville Monday afternoon, tho mem­ Cross relief commission, and is B B lit a. 'vaa h 'id Thursday, Is expected soon to visit Mr. and bers of the St. Agnes Guild will fl fl l w^ o U.-Beth Cafeteria. now head of tho departm ent of Mrs. George Cain. B B give their annual tea at 3:30 nt Ill i«ri*nK l*Rl luncheon a number finance in the U. S. Chamber of .Mr. and Mrs, George Cheatham Agents for L ir„ ltl‘rs <>f importance were the home of Mrs. Wilbur McKee, Commerce. of Knoxville, prospective buyers, with Mrs. McKee nnd Mrs. Chris I a! ' * 1 nnd Platl!’ made, Mrs. O’Connor did yeoman serv- are looking over this section. lii. , nk the members attending M atthews. as hostesses. nsked to ice among the victims of the Gua­ Mr. nnd Mrs. N. B. Stafford, The members nro I “'luncheon were Miss Mell Whittemala curthquoke nnd introduced Paola, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. bring their year’s dues. All mem­ lBo-ik .L Minnie Lee Allen, Miss many new ideas of child care. The E. Stafford, Sunday. • I/ 1 MuEson, Miss* Ramsey, bers of the Guild and their friends story goes thnt one evening n Mrs. P. Hays of Sanford, is are most cordially invited. I Hiss Agnes Berner. tremendous noire broke out ini the building a new home*out First tent colony of earthquake refugees. street where he und family will re­ DEATH OF BABY. B fV?If.l IE TURNER CIRCLE little group of Americans, side, n The many friends of Mr. and The J. W. YOUNG, President Mrs. Richard Come, Orlando, has come to help hut knowing well fcptbt Cburch “ le Turncr Circ,e ot the Sirs. J. V. Jnmrncs of Sylvan Lake how panic added to disaster may returned ufter vUitng Mrs. E. Staf­ m et with Mrs. \U \, MRS. J. B. CALDER, Local Mgr. Xt* ’Wednesday afternoon. will regret to learn of the death sweep any set of ignorant pco- ford. • Miss Mnrguret Dolly, Cleveland, Romk lcers for ‘lie next six of tho?r 17 months-old daughter rash deeds, trembled, thinkValdez Hotel, Xr, ^'®ro elected. Chairmnn, Joan Virginia. Joan Virginia dud I mutiny was on foot. Scarce­ is visiting relatives here. Sanford, Florida ,iuff; vice chairman, Mrs. nt G o’clock Monday morning, nf- mb Mr. .and Mrs. Charles Boliy of a person dared sleep while tho nn illness of a few days. Rev. ly uproar went oil and everybody was Cleveland, are guests of relatives | C , ^ : aS ?rct«ry. Mrs. Wolf; ti 'n*A. rer', Mrs, Fields. Plans were K. D. King, pastor of the First prepared to sell his lift) dearly if here. fc.L aad discussed a s r how to Baptist Church of Sanford, con­ the infuriated natives \mndc| nn Among those upon the stek list Dike ILT’ u’oney. The meeting ad- ducted the services. Burial took attack. News came next day that are: W. F. Black. Horace Swaggerr oriel hour wan place in the Sylvan Like ceme­ somebody in the r e f u s e colony ty nnd Mrs. Mark Mnughcr. tery- ft Nina Wilcox Putnam, Through Her Tears, Jokes About a Drug Store in Ktrnsas EAST SANFORD Debut i h£ J* ;>■»“ «■»>**•*>•» ,h»i *«r Sanford Daily Herald Sanford El SUNPROOF n ” SANFORD PAINT STORE H LLYWOO BY-THE-SEA 0 N T H ENDING, DE CEMBE R 31st,li)23 6 There’s A Reason For T his HOMESEEKERS REALTY CO. HOLLYWOOD LAND AND WATER COMPANY �THE SANFORD P A ftT HBUALP. FWHAT, JAlfPAWT l V i m EVERT TRUE— By CONDO JNG WILL MEET BILLY PALM BEACH, FLA.. Jan . 1 8 “Young" Stribling of Macon, Ga., who Tuesday night was disqualified a t the end o f the sixth round of a boat here with Norman Genet, of Akron, Ohio, for hitting in tho breaks, will meet his next oppon­ ent in Atlanta, on home noil, “ Pa” Stribling, father-m nnager of the light-weight boxer, snld today. Stribling will meet Billy Shade, California light heavyweight, in Atlanta on January 28. Stribllng'n two lights in Florida within the past week proved full of features. In a bout n t Miami last week with Mlko Nestor, fight­ er-wrestler, Stribling was thrown to the floor a fte r No-itor had toss­ ed Referee H arry Graham against tho rones. StriDling knocked Nestor out in the sixth round. managar o f tho Worid* Cltniii Exchange to direct the County CUru$ Sub-Exchange, was unnout»ced hcfo today by George A. bcott, general aalco manager of tho e x ­ change. Mr. Eagan left Tampa Wetlnesdny for Miami, where ho will maintain his headquarters. PROSPECTS DRIGHT (RT T h e .iM t e lilf d r r r u l Stribling’s light last night did not end so successfully. Referee Phil Pritchard disqualified Stribling for hitting In the breaks, after warning tho youth twice to break clean. Up to tho time tho bout was stopped, Stribling had the advan­ tage. having knocked Genet down in the third, fourth and fifth rounds. Genet claimed fouls on the Inst two knockdowns but the claims wero not allowed by the referee. Stribling wns warned for hitting in the breaks in tho third round and-in the sxth round. Just before the bell in tho sixth. Stribling was said to have hit Genet after the command to break had been given and Pritchnrd ordered the men to their comcrn. /, IA N I, Jan. 18—Jack DempWi nt to the greyhound races reday to.present a loving cup. statement m ay be entirely re ­ ad enA both versions will hold ,'* The greyhound races also t to Jack Dempsey and also •■tad him w ith a cup. • Inkling o r intimation had r given th a t th e heavyweight ■pion. too, w as to be the recipio f a nuge piece of silver as n ■ e f admiration, from racing to a fifhtinp man, and it was u n til County Solicitor Fred ■ addressed th e huge Dempsey -crowd from th e judges’ stand anyone waa aw are of the sur■ th a t had been planned. ie afternoon was Dempsey’s • the time ho was whisked ■rah the gates. He was lionized Idolized on every hand and hr Uttcd himself in true chantwhip fashion with much added VqrviO toH&N X COfitfi (N x'TIND YOU OUT? ■ferity acruing in his favor. B ^ T t'M N O T < > O lN S T O W * |T HI c ---------Jthough given tho titlo of an m r y Judge, it was hard to Ine him to th e judges stand, •teresting did he find the lawn, ■da and haddock and it was not 1 tho third race, tho Jack I Hr Tli«* PrM») Pep up! And be at the big •psey handicap, that ho finally NEW YORK, Jan. 18.—The 1024 bnskctbnll game tonight a t the C an his post. In judging, he •e d an cngla eye and promptly rneing season holds unusual inter­ Grammar School court between ded that Mission Boy lu d won est for lovers of thoroughbreds nlumni and Snnfonl High School Stake and cup by n num total because it will bring out, as two- boys. S#f klmost a length. As you know, it was tho boys of ? T he dogs for th e Dempsey stnkc year-olds, tho first of the get of gIM ra lead to the cages by members tho famous Man o’ War, which ns the past two seasons that made tho Jimmy Hodges chorus, who n thrco-ycar-old was never defeat­ history for Sanford on the basket­ ■M otived due share of the ncclamu- ed, and except for Zcv, proved the ball court. And so it will bo these . tiota. As they tarried for inspec­ tion a t tho judgen’ stand, each was greatest money winning thorough­ same athletes returning to the t OTtsented to tho champion, who bred in American turf history. court in an effort to prove that | erected on the lot adjacent to the '* cat delight in tho procedure Twelve colts nnd fillies of Man they still have the same dash and ■present temple. The proceeds of s morning he lists among o’ War arc qualified for two-year- speed as in dnys gone by. tho Salnma Grotto fair, to be hhf Requaintance eight new and old racing this year. All hut one held durimr the week of Feb. 11, They have -elected tho well a ttra c tiv e rare sex. will go into the building fund, it of the number are owned by Sam­ known McLucar. ns their leader I t would bo only fair to chronicle R. Riddle whose colors Man o’ nnd under his able eye they have is stated. • b it about the race, for there was uel tretnendous Interest in it, to judge War carried, nnd W. M. Jeffords. been practicing hard for some time. from the ronr th a t went tip from J. K. Maddux, who wns Mr. Rid­ Several of tne boys who ptnyed tho stands an the dogs dashed out dle’s adviser when the bitter pur­ regulnr lust year nnd yenr before on i their Journey. Western King chased Man o’ War for $5,000 us a are away , attending college nnd took tho lend from tho start, close- yearling, owns the remaining colt. so their places will he filled by Nine of the 12 already have been new men as indicated in the line­ followed by Irish Stew anil Olive TAMPA. Jan. 17—Appointment , ihnon. In th is position they given names fent suggest their fa­ up. of R. II. Eagan of Crystal Springs list, with dam and Alumni High School. traveled to the mouth of themous sire. ....... Fields Me Lucas stretch, when Mission Dog began owner, follows: Flagship, eh. c., out of UnderForward, hla. winning drive. Coming from Yotirth, ho moved them ull down ntudy; Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. Jef­ Whitcomb :and got up to win going nwny in fords. Homeric!), ch. c., out of Iiatan- Palmer Stone plenty of time. His time wus 29 Center, -1-5 f o r the futurity course, the best oen; Mr. nnd Mrs. Jeffords. First Mute, ch. c., out of Shady; Wilson yet Up for that event this season. S. I). Riddle. Friendship Two. ch. c., out of Mcl.nulin ..... ...................... Smith Sea *Nnme; J. K. Maddux. The girls . uTiicy to Euatis to Maid of Anns, eh. f., .out of play the girl of the Eustis High School..,..,.,. Thrasher; S. D..Riddla.... ... "Florence Nightingale, hr. f.,, out of Tho Nurse; Mr. nnd Mrs. Jef­ YOUNG JAKE. fords. V 0 1 . I A U li) i'll.I .'t ., J im . i r v ---- /\ Flotilla, ch. f„ out of Snntissimn; baseball autographed by Bribe Hoppe will defend his title of i R uth, homo run king of tho New S. I). Kiddie. Gun float, eli. f., out of Star world’s champion 18.2 bnlk line i. Yoyk Yankees, will be auctioned billiard player against Jake " a t ‘th e testimonial boxing program Fancy; S. I). Kiddie. Seaplane, b. f., out of Bathing Schaeffer, the only man ever to ' here Tuesday night for tho family wrest the erown from him, in Chi­ ' of Pllly Miske, lute heavyweight Girl; Mr. and Mrs. Jeffords. cago Jan. 21, 22 and 2fi under the o pugilist of St. Paul, provisions of the annual champ­ v The baseball will bp brought DAYTONA, Jail. 17.—The Bus­ £.v hero by Harry Ilcilmann, Detroit ionship tournament, which pro­ outfielder, who will referee one vides that the players finishing iness anti Professional Woman’s [• of tho bouts on the benefit curd. second, third and fourth may chal­ club is planning to hold the second annual Halifax Country Prdoucts Mickey Walker, world’s welterlenge the winner. (ll> T h e . l u n r l i t i ' i l I ' r p n ) Fair Feb. 18-2.1. with Mm. I. M. ;■ w eight champion, will box four Schaeffer who finished third in GAINES VILE, Jan. 17—“ Ark rounds with his sparrng partner. Newton,, captain of the 1924 foot­ the tournament, Thursday tele­ Mahbette, president of the organ­ > Tommy Gibbons, St. Paul heavy- ball team has been elected presi­ graphed n challenge to llonpe, an­ ization in charge. Civic organ­ Wulght, will step tour rounds with dent of tho “ F” club nt the Univer­ nouncing he hnd deposited n for­ izations of the city have keen ask­ Jim m y Delaney, S t. Paul, and Gun sity of Florida, nn organization feit, nnd the champion immediate­ ed to eo-opernte in making tho nor Joe Quinn, Minneapolis, nnd composed of letter men in four ly accepted. The winner of their fnir n success in showing products ■ Tommy Burns, Detroit, Michigun, sports ut the institution. Edgar match, of three blocks of 500 each of this reetion. Jones wns named vice-president; will be challenged by Edouard Sam Cornwall secretary nnd treas­ (foremans Belgian chnmpion, who urer, ami Jack Matthews historian. flushed fourth in the tournament. Tho historian has been instructed Thnt match probably will be play­ SIG IIAFGHANI.. to collect data upon perfomance ed here in March. COCOA, Jan. 18—Sig llaugihihl, of the club members during the ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 17.— world speed king nnd allot of the present season and u committee Writing rqmntic poetry ia more Masons of this eity are engaged fa ste st automobile in tne world is was appointed to obtain pictures difficult now. So few thing.) with architects in plnnning n 1100,slated as the chief attraction dur­ for use in the Seminole. 000 Masonic Temple here, to be rhyme with henna. ing the Indian Itiver Orange Feslival, the big w inter event which is to be held nt Cocoa ani', nt Co­ coa Bench Jnn. 24-25-20. A con­ tra c t was signed with the little { Norwegian to drive three one-mile inhibition* using his three miles n m inute snred creation, the same machine which he hurled over the I sands of Daytona Bench a t bet­ ter thun ISO miles per hour. Ilaugdahl is shipping the ear direct to Cocoa and it is thought !,,>iiiiiiwHnnci ilfetiu g'*-^F_nr ‘Oi l1 th a t it will qrrive within a few dnys to make ready for the triuls and to test out the condition of the beach. } J n addition to his one-mile in tj lft0 7 seconds record Hnugduh! ! hdlds more records on the dirt tracks of tho world than any othor driver. His feu t of driving two i IttpK on the half mile Waco, Texan, I i track last year in 55 seconds flat waa the most startlning thing that happened in the entire auto race world. This m urk lowered Haugy d a h l’s own world mark by more r. th an two seconds nnd incidentally established a new era in the field I of h.t to racing. rllaugdahl s n » thnt a good deni Sketch, taken front a photograph, showing healthy and vigorous cukes on truck of the high speed attained by the farm near Clearwater., big Wisconsin Special is due to the fqct that it is a perfect stream­ Surrounding this field on all sides arc other fields with tender vegetation, line. Every p n rt of the big car brown and withered, killed or burned by the frost of November 17th, this season. wish built to resist tho wind and lt» has unique distinction of being Explanation is simple, example typical. tlje narrowest c a r ever built. The body of tho enr is but 20 inches Outside it was A5 degrees above zero. Within this field 50 Skinner Coke Heat­ wide in tho widest point. DELANO. Jan. 16—Coach Farin is pleased with the prospects of the Stetson University girls’ basket­ ball team this season. Ho has put them through strenuous training exercises preliminary to their iirst nmc of the winter, scheduled for anuary 20 against Kissimmee Negotiations are pending with Fort lAudcrrialc, Duval high, Galnsvtlle Pnlatkn, Madison and Tallahassee. Monday, January 28th—815 JOSEF LHEV1NNE, Russian Pianist MARGARET D’ALVAREZ, Spanish Contralto , JOINT RECITAL 5 T w o W o n d e r f u l A rtists PRICES—H.flO, $1.50, $2.00, |2 ^ 0 Plus Tax. Mail Orders to Auditorium, Daytona Beach, Fla., or Phono 930. (TICKETS ON SALE JANUARY 21ST) AN APPROVED LOCK HELPS An approved lock on your car will help lower the cost of your automobile insurance. This agency always takes pains to see that its clients receive such information. The Underwriters Laboratories are maintained by insurance companies to sec that first class devices arc given the recognition that they deserve. Make a memo now to Telephone KILL5 i he W E E D 5 M U L C H E S 50IL IN ONE OPERATION MAKE A MEMO NOW TO TELEPHONE S Mississippi Man to Be With Exchange titr. BOOK rr*. U ltj 1cX~*-b «Um ilrt*. inrr&iife U A U IC B k M .il. 101-8 Magnolia Avenue S a n fo rd ,--------— Florida & Eeilmann and Ruth Will Aid in Benefit iForliateBiIfy jMtflkfc HELP WANTED NNM< •• I wilt w n Mr, iW usrfMtlMiMMJ. «■! e*.c. % ^5 XRE H HELP WANTED fit H4 t r f t ,11 < E Halifax County Will Hold 2nd Annual Fair Newton Is President University “F” Club Masons Are Planning To Build Big Temple I How quickly work­ ers answer when you call t h e m through the classi­ fied columns of the Herald. nmr Ivur-Kv whether you need a salesman or a stenographer, a boy or a bricklayer, a seamstress or a shipping clerk — just phone the T he “bright minds’’ you hear about are seldom the kind th at re . fleet. SHEET MUSIC ers to the acre kept the temperature at 45 degrees, a temperature rise of 10 de­ grees; held it there through the night, saved a valuable investment in seed, labor and fertilizer; now worth many times its former value. Skinner Coke Heaters cost little to buy and operate. They turn loss into profit by making early planting safe and early selling possible. “WAI.TZ MK TO KI.BEI”’ " t U 'N K IH T IlO H K ” “L o RTCLY H A W A II” "RoJiK liIlKAMH" “I ’AI C A U .IN U Y O U ” 25 Cents 105 Palm etto Avcnuo 911J Sanford Avenue V* Phone 481 -J ** This coupon brings valuable information —it places you under no obligation. Fill it in. Send it, S h in n .r M achinery Dunedin, Florida Company. m ul w o u ld like ( I n f o r m a t io n ) (d e m o n stra tio n ) of your Cuke H eaters. , I u n d e rsta n d th at t h is do e s n o t ' o b l l x a t a inu In any w a y . Dunedin, Florida Blsned classified department of the Herald. In a few hours your “Help Wanted” message will be printed and read by thousands of competent workers. �.. . ^ ‘‘ T H E R E ’ S A T I M E F O R A L L BUT NOW IS THE TIME TO USE HERALD WANT ADS ANT AD RATES FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE FOlt SALE * ' T H I N G > .4 V * 9 .V ROOMS FOR RENT LOST AND FOUND BUILDING MATERIAL __________ *< V « ? {’ 1 >t.a ARE YOU—Looking for a good ARE YOU losing an opportunity • to eell your property by not using ■ ■ ........... room. If you don't find one l u t ­ p j^ C A S H IN ADVANCE 4Utl CRINVIn G—-The Hcrnld Job FOR SALE—Big Bargain Fiveed in thli column, insert a small tho .Herald W ant Ads. The coat MIRACLE Concrete C*, _ Plant Is now located In the WeRoom Bungalow four tatg^San cement work, stdewlaka. want ad and you will receive the is small, the m u lls/g re a t. Herald laka Building. Let u* estimate on -boned ads., will be received ford Heights. Price 00 ; W ants will work for you qujckly. Ing blocks. Irrigation host*. best listing* in the city. your job wotk. ___________; Phone 148. torms. E . F. .Lane._______ Jjpatrons and collector sent ______________ * T^wiDfger. Prop. FOR RENT—Nice front bed-room LOST—Black and white setter. Lumber and Building Mat of Lake mediately for payimJRt. LEGAL FORMS of all kinds for F° tt SALE~ 6 a ' " 8 Finder return to Frank C. Wood117 Laurel Av e ._____________ Front property.__E.___ F. L an e._ w f t e i number Company _______ t o e it I l a * ' sale a t the Herald office. FOR RENT—Two offices, ground) ruff. J r., a t store, •——- I N. Laurel St. Phone 666. FOR SALE>-4)usincsi block on ............ Mr a liar FOR KENT signs for sale a t the floor New Bishop Building, 203 ; LOST — Large black wardrobe j |I L L ' LUMBER CO. Houso First Street. E. L. Lane. _________ t r a llnr , on__________ _______________ j Herald office. ________ 4e a liar It is the regular way through which to secure -rt Magnolia Ave. Suitable for real I au|t case marked F. It. F. Lost Service, Quality and , , ------;— FOR SALE—Six acre celery farm between Daytona and Or- j SAUbAGE for sale— Pure pork on brick road. E. L. Lane. • IM help for tho office or home—putting you in communi­ | estate or Insurance! Will re n t on able rate for block foie type, “ reasonable. Apply banford Loan nnK8 c ity . Reward of 825 If de* 1 ?ono *' -saiuago^rmoked with oaw wood, FOR SALE—A beautiful orange i f and Savings J3o._______ __ _ Bvcred to F. R. Francke, 250 Ccn- — j^cd rotes for consecutive cot. lb., postpaid. No order ac- grove with good income. E. F. 19 cation with the various people who may think them­ FOR RENT—3-room unfumlsh- tral Nat. Bank Bldg., St. Peters 5 selves fitted to do youif work, and thus perm itting you ertions. Count six words to ceptcj for less than it lbs. Satis-! U ne. ed apartm ent Phono 307. N. burg, Fla. line. Minimum charge of S S y J r XlftonUGa PMD p nNnh t ™ R SA L E -Farm and timber * to mako your decision and selection after having had H. Garner. LOST—Ja n . 17, Diamond cord oawycr, lllton, Ua., R. D. b. No. lands ln nny „|X Q tracts from 40; SIZQ for first Insertion. All ndtiro, mounted. Reward. Bo- CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING* ' FOR RENT—Furnished bed-room, personal interviews. tbing Is restricted to proper ■'---------------------------- --------------- - acres up. It. T. King, Dunnellon, also two room apartment 301 turq to Hutton Eng. A Contract- CO.MPOSI1 ION ROLL ROOFUfC ADAPTED Carmen Giapu 3, Tree STRIP SHINGLES, Park Ave. __________________ ing Co. dfication. Readers of this newspaper are ad readers-^and Blueberries, 3D per cent off. FOR SALE—Or rent, 10 acres PLASTER. for an increasing number of them the classified col­ ease of error The Herald Tree Blackberries. Best invest­ good citrus land, partly cleared, CEMENT, Tho United States department be responsible for only one ments, highest profits, quick re­ house and other improvements, 2 umns are gaining in interest. I f ,you have anything ■ NAILS. . _____________ of agriculture says. “ When you turns, quality plants. Original.In­ miles from P. O. Apply 809 Magect Insertion, the adver- troducers. to sell you have something to toy to them in our I__________ Adapted Nurseries, nolia Ave.. for information.___ lUt [ FOR RENT—Or sale. 10 room pack your trunk and head your foi all subsequent Inscr­ Tampa, F la. •iri 1 advertising columns. Herald classified advertising will house. Apply W, W. I*ong, 410 flivver for Florida for the winter CHASE & CO. FOR SALE—10 acres Hammock, ibe Herald office should BETTER BABY CHICKS—Pinc] bu prepared for a surprise in the pull with you in your efforts. SANFORD, FLA_ .Oak Ave. •>,D I________________ ------------------ ,,, , ------- . , . , five fenced, three cleared, good In " *before ' ' ■ FOR R E N T -SIx months or year menu you will have placed notified Immediately In case brocio White Leghorn Chicks flowing well. 82,000. ■ - f r o m Mn j firat-com fortaM y | Jrou w o n W 117 W "T * are sired by pedigreed males from irror. v ■ fiiwntakaii imnffit. utv «l£i 4iniruF . ny clime* Certain truck gardnors high record hens. Eggs perfectly FOR SALE—20 acres, three clear­ ■ 1(furnished house, six sleeping ero are growing u now pout*. hatched by modem incubators. Vig­ ed, six room house, all in good ■ rooms. Inquire 318 Magnolia Ave. like vegetable which they Intend _____ orous chicks, true to strain, J 20.00 condition on hifrd road. 80500.00. to litcrully ‘ram down the throats • I a hundred, 8130 a thousand. In­ of the visitors. And you will like catalog. Immediate de­ FOR SALE—Ten room House In , prompt and efficient service. teresting it. Tho Nassau county, (Florida) good condition, porches screen­ *■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ liveries. Order “better baby Dashe«n Association, nenr Jack­ chicks" from Pincbrceio Farm. ed, two garages. All A-l shape. sonville enjoys tho distinction of 85500.00. Terms. living tho first association of ts FOR SALE—DeSoto paints nnd kind in the vegetable world to or - 1 vanrishes a t Sanford Novelty FOR SALE— 10 acres bordering on -------I f'nnixe for developing a m ark et; Works, sole agents. 154-tfc a ,: I-ako front; fruit and orchard FOR SALE— Furnished house, WANTED—Help of ail kinds by JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 17.— 1 « product before the Industry many business houses. If you Oak Ave. Price $2,000.00. E. yfE li—To Tent by the year, BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries land, part vegetable. All for are without a position, advertise The Times-Union hns started work ; *'an become fully established1 on or or five room unfurnished and blackberries—all varieties 51,250.00 ; 3 1-2 miles from San­ F. Lane. wr 1». O. Box 1088. FOR SALEBcnutiful Bungalow, an the classified page of The on a three-story addition to Its n Production basis Itself. Expcri- You can And the name of cvtvy suitable for home and commercial ford. This is a bargain. igt.__________________ 1 ? " rhkJ with extra lot. Price 83750.00. Ilcrnld. It will cost you only n present quarters, the total Im -! —Your old furniture. planting. la rg e s t nurseries. Vig­ live Business Man in Sanford ia nt:. few cents and you will readh thou- provements, including alterations j! “n * * iuL e„n‘ r,ny people in Sanford would orous, well rooted plants insure FOR SALE— 1 lots 80x305, well- E. F. Lane. this Column each day. on the present building to cost ^ nnw fenced; two good houses, with FOR SAl.!£—Attractive bungalow, sands. to buy second hand furniture, good early profits. For full in­ garage nnd fruit trees. Chicken $150,000, it is announced. Com„ T. i . L l . i S •rtlse your spare pieces in the formation and illustrated catalog modern, a bargain; terms. In- WANTED—Disabled service man pletion of the addition and re- cr°P . J *10 dashevn^is extensively wants employment as night [lJ Want Ada and se!J them No. 9, write Southern Adapted yards. All in fine condition. $3,- quire 1103 Oak Ave.___________ 000.00. of the present hullding, I'* unPI,lnl t ”KL,1tr,C!W# watchman. Prefer permanent em­ modeling Aly. Phone 143 nnd the-want Nurseries, Bartow, Fin. ,7 i I.,., , 1 Jill thfl ,„ii i nil of|ia^ the an good qualitiesnutty of tho poSEMINOLE REALTY CO. nt:roi?ablo flnvor department will bo glad to lit NOTICE O F STOCKHOLDERS’ ployment. Address X. Y. Z., Box BCt for June 1, will ^givo th^ c l Studehnker, Packard, Chevrolet torial rooms space 40 by 165 feet Seminole Hotel Annex.____ FOR SALE—Egry Cash Register. 703. MEETING. is n goml keeper nnd makes largo oar nd. on the third floor along Cedar J. L. PERKINS Cost IRQ when new. Will sell FOR SALE — “The Dangerous ’ Notice is hereby given that an CALL at 515 E ast Third St. for Its value in American ag­ ANTED—Furnlshetl Tooms or The second floor will bo yields. Age," a First National uttrac- adjourned meeting of the stocka carpenter for any kind of re­ Street. riculture was nvide a t the United partment. State location and cheap. Inquire a t Sanford llcruld Sales Department tion nt the Milnne tonight. Free i holders of the SANFORD MORT- pairs or painting. Your business given over to the business oflicu States experiment station for in­ C. J. Thornton, care Her- office. ' nnd circulation department. A San Juan Garage GAGE LOAN COMPANY, will be solicited anil appreciated. II. Rea. 1 new press rnnnble of m inting troduces! plants a t BrookaviUo, FOR SA LE-R hodo Island eggs p ja held a t the office of the Company 1 WANTED—Office •work all or from the smallest up to 112 pages for setting, 15 eggs for $1.0U.I ^ 9 ^ kAI,E OR RENT—Three JTfEI>—-furnished apartment, Sanford, Florida, nt 4:00 p. m.f part time. ,, Some experience. ( w(|l he installed. It will have a two or three rooms or board Mrs. Ellsworth, Benrdall Avenue,! brand new cottages at Cinder- in o*»»fn‘viHe, close to Sanford. Price, February 20th, PJ2I, nt which References furnished. Address K., capacity of 80,000 28-pnge papers room with privato family. Ad- Sanford Phone 330:1 b 01 d U,‘ H Jtrp $550.00. Apply nt store. 3t p \ meeting the following matters will Herald office________ u, J, \V. II., care of Herald. an hour. = —------ — —— !be submitted to the stockholders: WANTED—Carpenter SEE the Sanford Stove Works, 602 ----- -- = — — work of lat. To change the name of the Sanford Ave. before buying any kind. Third house Puce’s 1 Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers corporation. stoves. We will save you money. Czechs to Operate Docks lume. ______ 2nd. To amend the Articles of *H j We also repair stoves of all kinds, ENTS—Make and sell my car117 Park Avenua— Phono 466 Incorporation so as to cninowcr the SALESLADY—As local represen* ion remover. A good, clean grafanolas and sewing machines. tatlve to sell well known Pacific HAMBURG J nn. 16—ArrangeCompany to m:ike abstracts of 194-tfc itimate business; good profits, SPECIAL BARGAINS title and to guarantee and insure Coast Fruit products direct to tho ments have been made by Czcchories McDaniels, Box 601, Home- FOR SALE—Missions<y straw ­ hotiscwives, permanent position, j Slovakia to operate several HninCards of Sanford's Reputable 1922 Dodge touring, almost new titles to real property. ad. F la .________________ . . berry plants well rooted, care­ 3rd. To amend the charter of Salary nnd commission. State re f-' burg docks, which were allotted 1923 Dodge Panel Delivery like Professional Men, each oT cxncricnce. J. H. J to it by the treaty of Versailles fully pocked, 50c per hundred, new. the corporation to nuthorize an in crences_ and , whom, in his chosen profession cause the country. Ilko Switzer$3.50 per M. delivered. Mathews in the number of Directors. Orchards, 2021 3rd Ave. N. crease 1922 Hupmuhile touring. 1 s:* pAt»r»)vir<T Fin j land, has no coast line. Co., Tnilahnssoe, Fla., Route C. _ the Herald recommends to the S. O. CHASE, Lexington luitk (sport). Czecholovakia depends upon its A ttest: President. WANTED — Girls for folding EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and Two Dotlgo tourings, 1921. people.H. L. STEVENS, work. Good wngos, experience un­ rivers nnd rnilronds for its trailsrepairing. Call II. S. Pond, Dudgc Roadster, 1919. UNDERWOOD Asst. Secretary. necessary. Haynes nnd Ratliff, portution. phono 225 or Peoples Bank. National touiirg, 6 pnssonger. V. C. COLLER, Prop. YPEWBITERS. FOR RENT 115 Park Ave. Three worm-drive Ford tru ck s.11-18-25-2-1-8 _________________________ 179-tfc Two Ford Chasris. In f -f ilm If r o w r l . N r v r n lh J m l l r l n l MONEY According to Mrs. IuiMnncc, DOES your car need a new top, General Shop and Mill Work ;h class Underwood ,T; r i r m l t e In ftim| l**i»p Ncitilnrilr Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. wha recently has nssisted local Send this nd nnd ten cents to curtains or upholstering? Let rent to rcliable«partic3. Dodge 1922 touring. — • — ■ > ■ . A ttp rt|c y .a V L a w chapters in Polk with their- ar-< Foley & Co 2835 Sheffield Ave.. Radford Aqtn'JcTp-Qp., 115 pal^ Contractor- and Builder,, m 'Tv *6 Dodge tourir.g.i, 1920. rangements for the celebration, Chicago, 111., writing your namei Vs. id be satisfied. — * ; Ave., do it anil Over Nctninolc County Underwood Typewriter Co. Chandler touring. similar demonstrations have been and address d e a rly . You will r e - . .IT•>thru- 11 . Marks. J. o. Dronaon. 517 Commercial Street S. Main Street Orlando, Fla. FOR SALE—2000 sour orange trees Hank Two Ford touring, 1922, made over the entire country, so ceive a ten cent iMittie of FOLEY'S | n1, 1 '''fT.'ri.’ Vli'I,... measure at the ground 1 to 2 1-2 H anford,-----------Florida Buick touring, 1919, 7 passangcr. HONEY AND TAP. COMPOUND T(> Mathew i t a & . J that virtunllv every community in inches in diameter. Write Mr. K. o. rtriHi- the United States will bo pnrtnkIluick touring, 1918. for coughs, cohh nnd hoarseness, s e n . A n n 1 S t o k e s . J e s s e Uav|:i. J. Osteen, Osteen, Fla. Dodge 3-4 ton tiuck. nl*o free sample package e£ FO­ Ind IvIdunity nnd as Administrator -ers in the festivities attendant upLPED LITTLE GIRL'S COUGH NOW is the time to plant all kinds Two Reo Speedster Trucks, f the estate of william t*\ Uh -si-ii on prohibition's birthday. Wilson Welding & Radiator stimu* FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR of shade trees; see or write A. 1921-22. ^ ,LEY'S ’ *. . PILLS, ., , ,, a diurct'r tj'nt f v 1ilcccnsnl, If llvlna, noil If ilm l. to hint for the kidneys, aim rOLE 1 nj| turtles clnlmlnK any interest MPOUND is fine. My little I„ Westerdlck, U. R. A Two Light Ford Trucks. Works CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con-1 under sold Mathew R Marks, J. O. Contractor A. S. Skinner vt*‘cr1 had an awful cough. I got a NO person need become baldTwo 1917 Buick touring. tlre n sn n . A n n a S to k es. J e e n e T. tipation and Biliousness. These Ue of FOLEY’S IIONEY AND 1923 Ovolnnd 4, touring. “It it’s Metal we can weld it" headed. I have n newly invent­ LAWYER D.avis. I n ' l l v l d u n l l v n n d ' d m l n l n - dav evening informed a Tropical Sorno'oTThesc'cars.'were traded wonderful remedies have hebed ' r i t o r o f t l i e e s t a t e o f W i l l i a m F. Nuws reporter that in six da vs R COMPOUND nnd gavo her a ed machine that prevents same. SANFORD, FLORIDA R u s - e t l , d e i'e n s e i l ,i,r o t h e r w i s e In more tho hnrd surfacing would be — Court House r doses and she was greatly ro- Wonderful for adding new life nnd in on new Dodges. Most of them ; millions of people. Try the a n d t o t h e l a n d s h e r e i n a f t e r d e .completed on .the mile of roitil he i«l,” writes Clydo" II. Benson, growth to hair. Stps gray hairs, (have been left with us to be so ld ! “l ^ w h e r e , scribed, an d n ls u t o C e n tr a l S o u t h ­ iriiiroek, Virginia. Tho bc3t Price $2.50, Write for particu-land particu- land applied on the purchase of Nultrp of Aimlii-iillmi fur Tn» IIppiI e r n I . u m h e r C o m p a n y , a c o r p o r a - is ^•iliP'itt from tho north term i­ S rr l lu ii IWS uf t h r tlpiirrnl _ ~ ‘ "Laurens, "S. C ~ . _‘new ' ‘ They nre nil real tSnl iillrr •Ion i f n d e r t h e l a w s o f O h i o . If Iri nal to tho new bridge. Thus link nedy fur coughs, colds, honrae- lars,_S/S._Hoyd. Dodges. n t m o f t h r S t n lr « f yiiirlils . l e g a l e x i s t e n c e , n n d If d i s s o l v e d . II by link, tli« road leading In and STEWART The Florist u; relieves promptly and cffcc- FOR SALE—200 citrus buds, five good, tiuving been reconditioned. N o t l c o in h r r i - h y g i v e n t h a t J . A- •Iiihinted or otherwise leguliy extinct out of Fort Myers is being coniTerms to those who can establish T r iiit n n d It. II. W h i l e . i m r c h a m T s tly. FOLEY’S HONEY AND Flowers For All O c c a sio n s varieties. 50c to $1.00 each. II. all successors, share.hold- gifted._Fort Myers News. credit. Some of these cars enn o f T a x O r t l f l r a l e No. H 7. d a t e d agnlnst lR COMPOUND hns atood the F. Tiller, Paola, Fla. sto c k h o ld e rs, c re d ito rs g r a n - 1 *" * J Members Florists Telegraph De­ t h e fith i la y n f J u n e . A. 1*. 1U21, h a s ct-H, be exhnnged for renl estate im­ tee*, o r o t h e r p e r s o n s e l u l m l n g a n y tof time, serving three genera-’ ’ j, SALR_ A iarKC“ Fccd baby ATTORNEY-AT-LAW d naiil c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o ffice , right, title nr I n i e r e s t of ntiy nulivery Association „ _ proved or unimproved. Diamonds allle n d h n s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f u r T a x lore whatsoever, by, through ort Itock In)ing on St Luck county ------------------ * carriage. Tel. 384-J. or 708 I’afF!r»t National Rank Bldff. or anything else of vnlue. I let'll t o I s s u e la a c c o r d a n c e w i t h u n d e r C e n t r a l 814 Myrtle Ave. Phono 260-W .S o u t h e r n D u m b e r ) uncompleted portion of tho Fort metto Ave, t a w . Paid c e r t if i c a t e e m b ra c e s th e SANFORD MOTOR CO. C o m p a n y , n curportnlon. or nny one Pioice-Okeechobee road, eastern Sanford, -------------- Florida f n l l i i w l u g d e H iT lhed p r o p e r t y s i t u ­ FOR SALE—Oranges nnd grap^ Dodge Dealers. No. 8, crossd l a P e t n l n i i l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , else In a n d to the following de-i end of state road fruit, 75c to $2.50 per 100. 11. F. Phone 3.___________ at ot e- w i t : S B >4 Ilf H W ! i . Sec. 31. T w p . "^f.iiTs1 {‘r toC:V? both numbers In- “tnto rout«. fro.m F “ r t Pierce to Tiller, Paola, F l a . _________ * 21 S.. It. 31 K. to a c r e * . T h e sail! e lu s iv e , of itrlRgs subdivision „f .T nnura, will g e t under w ay a g a n l a n d h e ln t r a sse sH c d a t t h e d a t e of Northeast u u a r te r FOR SALE—Baby chicks, S. C. FOR SALE of Houthuast»Ly the I5lh of the present m onth t h e I s s u a n c e o f hiicIi c e r t i f i c a t e In o u a r t o r o f R e e t l o n 2 t, T o w n sh ip I I ' Reds, Barred Rocks, White and t h e n a n ........ .. i t . M. D a l t o n . P u l e * " 'toutli. R a n g e 29 H a s t , a s p e r p l a t according to county road author ford Sedan Silver Wynndottes, S. C. White '.ties. Resumption of rock living sa id c e r t if i c a t e sh a ll he redeem ed ARCHITECT r e c o r d e d In F l a t H o o k I, nt i it 'c n n lln s r t o l a w T a x D e e d w ill I s ­ tphaegree o fNo. I.eghorns, S. C. Anconas. Heavy has been held up for several weeks 1.11, P u b l i c R e c o r d s of s u e t h e r e o n o n the I t tl i d a y o f J a n ­ Chandler Touring post on nccount of the non-nvniltegg producing strains. Pedigreed, First National Hank lildg. H e m ln o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a n il a l s o u a r y . A. t>. I 9 2 L T h e K o iith w est u u a rte r o f t h e nhility of rock, due to the ih -uy nmous and fretful c h il d Is a exhibition and utility matings. W I T N H S S inv o f f i c i a l s i g n a t u r e Sanford, ----------- Florida N o r t h w e s t u u n r i e r a n il t h e N o r t h ­ « trial t o t h o t i r e d m o th e r , w h o Custom hatching. Write today Dodge Touring a n i l s e a l t h i s t h e l u tli d a y o f D e ­ w e s t u u a r t e r o f t h e S o u t h w e s t u u a r ­ of tho rnitwav in connecting with •n is a t a l o s s t o d i s c o v e r th o f prices. Sunnyside Hatchery, n new pit which is living oponeil c e m b e r , A. D. I '*23. . te r of 8 e rtin n 19. T o w n s h i p 21 10 of t h o l i t t l e o n e s distress. n *1R r o n m v o o d F l a (HUAI-) K. A. DOITOLASa, Hudson Touring. Hoiith. R a n g e 30 H a s t . Ill S e m i n o l e "tt by toe Oius Pack Company a t t b a h ic s h a v e n e r v e s Just Uko B o x J 8 , l ^ n j ^ w o o i i, _r ia Clerk C i r c u i t C o u r t . Narranjn, whence the future .sup_ . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . County, F l o r i d a . wn-ups a n d c a n o n l y e x p r e s s FOR SALE—Tcn-pjcco 0:1k din- 1 tt appearing from the sworn. Hill t »>|y of rock will be obtained.— Scripps-Uooth Touring l l\ : A At W e e k s , D. < • 54-inch table, ’ tr f e e l i n g s b y c r y i n g . I n su c h ing room suit, of Complaint filed herein against | p orj pjcrce News-Tribune. s a d o s e o r t w o o f T e e t h l n a w ill m.OO, H . M. Casains, Osceola, I 1.-.0-27-1-3-10-17-- • _ J you that you have or claim some Oakland Touring. t ty s o o t h e t h o f r e t t i n g c h i l d [•'|o r ](]a, ENJOYED A GOOD NIGH! •*, irit••r-'MI In tho said descrllunl prop* bring iju ic tn o ss a n d p e a c o to SIt-ct) irty. You. and each of you. art.FOlt SALE—Largo ice box; coat) VULCANIZING WORKS a n d o r d e r e d t o ! * ' il In H a n f o r d . H e m ln o le C ou n ty , fcousi-hold. “ I wish to suy that FOLEY [ h e a m i a prequired p e a r b e f o r e o u r C i r c u i t F l o r i d a , o n c e e a c h w e e k f o r a t>er . J. M. Duller, of Gilmer. T.x- 1, $35.09; new w a t e r cookw .im W, |EBB USEI) CAKS ARB in .PII-I-S worked ------------ O. - - -K. on me . , . .a. C o u r t u t t h e C o u r t H o u s e n t Han- r l " 9 of e l u h t c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s . *rit.x: -I have four little one# mg table, all for $_0.00 Raving ALWAYS BARGAINS, couple of h o u r s and t h e p a i n s I*fI l f o r d . F l o r i d a , n n t h e l l r s t M o m l a y W II'N EH H iny h a n d a m i o f f i c i a l used T e e t h l n a with all of them-'clty. 118 Anocado Ave.__ ______ m e a t on-c. I t o o k n c o u p l e o f ; i o F e b r u a r y . A. I*. 1921. t h e s a m e ” •*>1 « f e f . l e e a t H a n f o r d . H e m l n o l e Btn b a b y Is fretful and nervous I FOR SAI-E—Six-hole kitchen ~ l! them .in ,tho 1? r t . .r r in o n w e n t t o b e d 1 h e l n u ' h e I t h d a y o f F e b r u a r y , A. C o n t y . M o r ba l a.. D. t h iR»23 s the -lb d a ) a ternoon, went to ocii t |S2t ||t| .. . . I l i n k ..f uFiy.ember. Ft her a d o s e a n d It quiets her. range—good as new, 301 P“fk p q l ITICAI- ANNOUNCEMENT and had a.g o o d n ig h ts sleep and aIwwer t„ llf o.mipbilnt (HUAI.) K. a. ih h :c i -.\3H. vts and she is soon laughing and Ave.____________ ______________ For Sheriff. have slept g o o d ever since," writes i,,.ri,ia filed j t u n l n s t y o u . a n d h e r e I hereby announco myself as t* In f a l l n o t ..Is., s a i d b i ll w i l l h e ) H e r i U M W .im u m y . F io rin a , Con Thiel. 118 E. Columbia St., t e t t h l n a contains no opiates or FOR SALE—B flat tenor Saxo­ rfinfpHRPil itu 3 in .it y o u f*»l» . ^ phone, cheap for cash. Phone candidate for the office of Sheri;? Fort Wayne, Indiana. tr n a r c o t i c s and can be safely tO L E i tt foikw eend jm b y f l ln a l d e c r e e . H C H R I.I.U AfAiNKH, of Seminole County, subject to tho )tn P> t h o youngest child, PILLS are a diuretic stimulant for 570.; ______ ____ It l* f u r t h e r u r d e r e d t b n t t h i s i lo l l r l t o r f o r t m a i p w n n n t . r t n h l n i ts cold by all druggist** FOR SALE—Plano in A-l condt Democratic primary Jane. 1021. tho kidneys ami will increase their n o t i c e b e p u b l i s h e d lo t h e H a n f o r d i R c : ; l a F r l. 1 2 -7 --^ , . r u u o n I - r h l a y s | lend JOc to the Moffett LaboraAtl-1 W. A. TILLIS. activity. Refuse substitutes. Hold D u lly H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h - 1 f o r a lim e*. tion. Bargain for cash, :!tc i (Advertisement.) 1*s, C o l u m b u s . Oa., for a package everywhere. dress L, care Herald. l a free booklet about babies. Classified Advertising is the Regular W ay HOUSES FOR RENT 5 The Number is 148 PHONE 148 WANTED HSCELLANEOUS HOUSES—FOR SALE IGENTS WANTED HELP WANTED s Times-Union Making Extensive Additions To Its Present P lant BUSINESS DIRECTORY PURELY AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS Sanford Novelty W orks PECIAL NOTICES George A. DeCottes Schclle Maines Fred R. Wilson ‘My Baby Was Nervous A n d Very Fretful” Elton J Moughton BRINGING UP FATHER CLAJSCr’5 D EA D r i g h t : I dilVE. M AN CIE. T O O M ANY PRlVILEOEt>-»*M COIN* DOWN RiO H T H O W AN’ HEJ^ A C O O D f^AWLIH' O U T AN' L E T H ER K N O W <*OlH' A R O O N O TO O lH T V ty * -A n H nitiW WHIDDON & HODGES --------------- OH'. TOO OIO 'OID X O k j ? DIDN’T I T E L L T O O H O T T O D O IT ? TO O J U iT ^ C K T O R O c. T a n d H O O t iE TE6I H O K .’ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 18, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 18, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 18, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fdd862af37916fd312f27c89aa7028d4.pdf f4de14d3c3f5c3d7f0bde3778b317a77 PDF Text Text -v- -.v'V.v 1 x -. tii . ■ • v » •• . * -•w*1 - % jiS 2 .> / •. ’ t h r i f t G rtttM l ■ Ji — “ rji ‘ ' i * ; v* <• ‘ j •tv K v. A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S D 1 8 P A T C R E 8 *1WK ’ V *fe V’ . 'K 1 -i ............._ nwis 8A ( ' « S ■, * p fl|V ; <> r \ ; \v\\ C O P IE S F I V E . ■* CENTS *••• 1. *■ * ■; i Fg,-« ■ >• i - '/ > i # . 4 . i ... Arfl : ..••• ;• v» * : ouW Dictate the New Electric ~ M J. . ' A t a — ■ « ^ « l — ' — — ' —jf'1 '* ---- .....- ■ • - 1— — ■ — ■■■ Trammel! Tries to Cut Freight Rates me meet ler M atter, o f T a m p ic o ___ kade o f FIrmt Im p ort* [gate T h o u ffc N o t E x* | pectins? TrouM g. mj The A— stated f * t w > IU8T1N, Texas, Jaa, lfc -* • | Governor Davi ds an Bat-', acquiesced la the request president o f K n i t s fee uion to transpart trtmpa . i Texts sail, reversing hia _ m of Friday f t Aha avg* request 0# BoefaUry af ts Hughes, la a telegram reshingtaa the arttag gtvsaid 2,HO' N n ie t a fedsifted troops w a «M 1 tester Texas.,at id the A m a rk s* governat assumed all meptaMlbUfor any damages resulting. WASHINGTON, Jan. 1 0 .Senator Park Trammell of ' Flor­ ida, Wednesday Introduced in tha Senate the following resolu­ tion: 'Be it resolved by the United 8(atM Senate: “ That the Committee on In­ terstate Commerce be, and is hereby directed to investigate the present high freight and exprete rates being charged for the 'transportation o f citrus fruits, other fruits, vegetables and other perishable farm prod­ ucts, with a view to bringing about early action that will re­ sult. In a substantial reduction in the existing freight and ex­ press rates which now represent an increase o f approximately 10 per'eent over pre-war rates on such perishable products, and are so excessive as to greatly hamper the fruit and vegetable growqra." ,ur RIOTDl HOUSE CooTWge Will Accept No Com promise in Main Principles o f MeOen P i n : F ln t N ext N ext N ext N ext N ext I ? a f *» •$ :•# p F # W tee to i ill i f ; ! ; ¥ r* m ir m sya g g s SCHEDULE OF ELECTRIC LIGHT HAIRS ' Commissioi . * - ' . 55 B 5 B Praacnt Rate .1' H r Tkf AmtfcitHl P rm ) WASHINGTON, Jon. Secretery Mellon wen chal­ lenged Saturday by Ssnater Coaiens, Republican «rf Mich­ igan. (o Inform the cetutry Row much he would beuelt per­ sonally from reduction'Pf In­ come- sur-taxse which he han proponed in his tax revision plan.” So long ns yon huvu en­ tered into the record ef my . securities,” the senator wrote, “ Will you tell oo what y*ur securities are, how much )oO own o f each and hoWr much you will benefit by reduction o f aur-Uxee . as proposed by . you?” • .f f f f rl 1 2 K .W . 88 K .W . 1 00 K .W . 2 0 0 K .W . 4 0 0 K .W . 7 0 0 K .W . at at at at at at *- 15 c f 1.80 15 c 18.20 14U c 14.50 lSJttc 27.50 12*/kc 50.00 lfc c 84100 Total i , 600 K,W. 9191,00 Proposed Rate at 121/fcc $ 1.50 a t 12 c 10.58 atll^c 11.60. at 11 c 22.00 at 10 f t c 42.00 at 10 c 70.00 " Rato Granted at at at at at at 9167.56 18 c 9 1.55 11.44 18 t 18 c 18.00 25.00 12ftc 12 c 48.00 12 c 84.00 ' PerCent Reduction 18$r 18% 10% 9% 4% 0% \>\ 3E£ 2b~ LEES STATUE UNVEILED TODAY STONE MOUNTAIN NOCHANfiE C O X IS p LATED IN RA1 ON ELECTRIC POWER, GAS AND WA' 9183.00 ' Number electric Hiht consumers. 1,186. . Number with niinfttiUtn rate 260 or 22 per cent o f total. <■:, i; • A t minimum rate ll.5 4 K.W. at 18e, 91.50 or a saving of 18.8' per cent. How* ever these consumers will not make a saving In dollars and cents os the minimum fate o f 91*50 is maintained. These consumers gain 1.54 K.W. If they care’ to use’ it. -*rr Commissioners Reach An • WHh Coinpany After Assarance* Given ThatSmall Consumer W< Get Reduction of 20 Per Cent — LOCAL LIBRARY "Can’t Bluff Vs” Utflltles Representation Commhsioii—Says That Company Little for Any Ordinance Which _ , Be Passed—Meeting to Be Held Jan. 28 Pass Ordinance Adjusting Rates on trie Lights ' Following n stormy session Friday afternoon, the City sion, meeting with representatives o f the Southern UtUlties Company and Members o f the Sanford Chamber o f Commerce, tentatively a fr e e t upori a hew schedute of eiectrlct light rates providinf for • redaction In celebration o f tha birthday o f the g n a t Gc ___ Confederate Coldler, &>branging from 13 to 4 per cent lower than the present rates, and mad* art E. Lee, Lce, tho the banka o f Sanford Sa * * no changea in existing rates for eloetrie power, water and gas. jv closed W a s h in g t o n , Jtn. 19 —The v L their doors Saturday. _________ -Al* 1 tr ..*r 1• ■ uiiii* I Although wide claims were ipnde by Colonel Houston, represent** can problem, particularly with though none of the a t o m closed WASHINGTON, Jan. 19—Secre­ Many Gather at Btone Mountain for the day several had decoration* Handsome I It,000 City Library ing the Southern Utilities Company that MYou are asking fo r a 21 peff ation to the attempted rebel tary Mellon’s program for tax re­ of flags 111 their windows in ob­ £sde of Tampico, occupied cabcent reduction and we are giving you a 20 per cent reduction” flfuean to Witness Historical Opened Ta Public With Re­ servance o f the day. . duction again was a storm center l attention Frdaiy almost to tho Event complied by Tho Iterald and verified by Joseph E. Craig o f Jacksonville^ ,1 ception To Visitors From in legislative and political discus­ 'Many attended the opening of losion of other matters. consulting engineer for tho City of Sanford, show that under the agrse- • 1Sg t l * Am *h*Uim| Pr»ss> the new municipal library which . ’ . War s time it appeared that some New House Committee Is Created sion Friday. 3 to • O’clock. . STONE MOUNTAIN, Ga., Jan. was held this aftemodn. Fitting ment tho small use? o f electric current will not save one penny in meMF While views for nnd against tho i to Insure the freedom of to Handle Legislation Affectproposed income tax rates were 19,—Tho sculptured head of Lee, for tho occasion wetu the United ..lean commerce with the port Sanford's handsome new $20,­ but will get about 1*4 kilowatts more o f current, should he care to osn • Ing War Veterans placed before the house ways and his kindly feature* gtisterning in States and Confederate flags which 000 municipally • owned llfirnty •it, and tho general reduction instead o f being from 20 per cent down ■ impending, but developments means committe at public hearings tho granite side of Stono Mountain were hung on the walls of tha li­ at Fifth Strobe attd Odk Avenue, [an undisclosed character later d ir Tile A or laird Prraa) . the bill’s course in the house wns was unvoiled Saturday the 117th brary. impted nn authorised statement waa formally opened'Saturday af­ is in reality from 18 per cent down. WASHINGTON, Jon. 19—Tho confronted with parliamentary de­ anniversary of the chicttain's birth. A “ Robert E. Lee" program was ternoon at 8 o’clock. ** Calls Consulting Engineer “ Dirty Fakir” . ■the Whito House that the preaiStanding at the foot of the bo.tnoun riven by the Sanford High School When told by Mayor Lake that the city expected to go ahead and Vt was not expecting any diffi- house rules fight, in progress since velopments which majority leaders A reception from 3 to 6 o’clock Ities on account o f uie Tampico Monday, ended into Friday with admitted threaten its major provis­ tain amid nundredn o f wofshi . . . Friday. Members o f tho N. da V. featured by apcaches by Mayor pass an ordinance incorporating the rates ss suggested by the Chamber at the initial figure of a shrine, Howard chapter, o f U. D. C. pre­ Forrest Lake, Rev. Arthur S. Peck, of Commerco committee, Mr. Houston grow angry and character*, ,tlon. . tho adoption of a resolution pro­ ions. At the same time President .fore the White House atato- viding among other things for re­ Coolidge let It be known he still In­ Mrs.' Helen Plane, o f Atlanta an sented the high school at tho con­ and Mrs. A. M. DeForrest, wns lied any engineer who would make such a report (meaning Mr. Craig) of tho Old clusion o f tho program with a hand held and was attended by scores of as a “ dirty fakir and not worthy o f tho confloenco and support o f boil* tends to accept no compromise in age-shrunken figure it was issued tha state departit announced that on arrival of peal o f tho Underwood amendment the mnin principles of tho treasury South, pressed with fingers atrem- some pieturc of Robert' K Lee. « people, who canto to admire what ness men." Mr. Houston also declared “ You are asking too daxsB ble a button that sent an cleetrh cruiser Richmond at Vera Crus, rule, rules on discharge o f com­ secretary's proposals. la. snld to be one o f the finest and much. 1 don’t care about any of your ordinances, you can’t bluff uS.” ' signal to men on a ecaffold 200 Coolidge Thinks Gslna Favor With the aMuranco that the small user was getting a reduction ' ,bly tomorrow, she would toko mittees on petition of 160 mem­ best eqalppcd libraries to be found Mr. Coolidge told visitors he be­ feet up the side o f tho mountain d the 268 memberf o f the bers, and creation o f a new house In a city of this slae nriywhore in of 20 per cent, the Commission tentatively agreed Ao accept the com­ steep. Then rugged hamU that lieved the Mellon plan was gaining of the wrecked Tacoma, who this state if Hot in the entire promise and pass an ordinance at the next regular meeting to bu held _ hod toiled ......... for * weeks In' the Crttvashore in the rebel-controlled reDci-conironcu committee to handle legislation af­ favor both in and out o f congress, Jan. 28, incorporating the compromise rate for electric lights. south. fecting war vetcrana. under protacton o Present at the meeting besides the three commissioners were CHF A t 4 o'clock M ayer Lake with ul Wood; Casptaln Sparrow Cemmtsilonen Marshall and Chase Attorney George A . DeCottrs, City Engineer Fred T. Williams, 1 An unsuccessful' attempt Was pocted some changes Lee.There could be seen nrourid Republican leaders admitted that 48 men o f tho Tacoma's crew made at the last minute to elimi­ arrived and In behalf of the citv . resenting tho city, Colonel Houston ana Henry Roaebro, still aboard the stranded vessel nate the committee dischnrgo pro­ with the rules revision adopted by it, the outline o f tho panorama . Mayor Lake presented tho new the Southern Utilities Company and the special committee o f ihe Cham­ that in years to come will portray Headquarters Cdmpnny o f the building to toe Library Board. ber o f Commerco appointed to mnko a report regarding the rate to* la presumably navy personnel vision, which, with the Underwood the house today it was possible the remain nhonrd until wrecking rule, was the main mrint at issue. entire rate structure of the Mellon Jackson and Davis and the men First Bnttnlion o f thtf Florida Nat­ Rev. Peek, chairman of thnt board, duction, composed _ . o f : W. P. Carter, chairman; Fred R. Wilson, R. them. To come salvage operations have been Representative Madden, Republi­ plun might be changed when tho who followed ... Edward Higgins. K< ional Guard, Was mustered Into responded with a word of appre­ C. Bower and later, too. aro the full figuro of mennure reaches tho floor as a re­ pletcd. ciation for the Interest shtiwn by Tho meeting was opened by Mavor Forest Lake, who stated that can, Illinois, offered a motion to service Friday night when Major Lee and nis loyal charger, tho As to Sendiny Warships tho commissioners In constructing he, as well as tha other two commissioners wished to settle the matter strike .out the section but it wns sult of elimination of the rule re­ chieftain In the saddle looking J. C. Spcnglar o f St. Augustine such a fine building, and then gave in the most amicable manner possiblo. The report o f the committee stricting amendment o f revenuo ’oreknowledgc that the etate de­ rejected 263 to 114. out over the infinite ezpanne of nnd tnriff measures* , was present and Inspected the unit a history df the library when it which was made after a consultation with Conauiting Engineer J. B. ment was preparing to issue Sharp Break in Party Lines. In this connection Representative greert that is tho vista from this and formerly received tho com­ Was first formed and the difficul­ Craig, Was shown to Mr. Houston and Sir. Rosebro. The report, Which « statement with relation to There wns a sharp brenk in party point. Tampico blockade led to tho lines in the vote on the motion by Oldfield, o f Arkansas, Democratic Bui today’s ceremony carried pany and presented the officers ties under which It existed. Ho mny be found elsewhere on this page in connection with the rate hOUR ^ impression that sending of Air. Madden who is chairman of whin, announced ho would offer an the full solemnity paid a glowing tributo to tha un­ in effect and and one granted, includes a sliding rate from 1214 cento and brought dean war vessels to Tampico the appropriations committee. Its nmendment when the bill reached quick pulse beats to thoso who par­ with their commissions. tiring efforts o f tho lsto Mrs. A. down. Attached to this report was a recommendation made by the the Hour to restore the excess prof­ Tho new headquarters company I). Key in behalf of the library committee regarding a reduction in the rates further than that asked the protection o f American supporters who included Represen­ ticipated and looked on, for it was amerce and other intereatH wns tative Tilson of Connecticut nnd n its tax with lower rates; and Rep­ the first definite attainment for together with Company D and tha work. A great deal of the credit in the report. er contemplation. Cabinet ofhe- number o f Republican leaders were resentative Fresr of Wisconsin, in­ the sponsors of the shrine. There medical attachment, gives Sanford for tho library and for its survival II FrU TBW~ It was stated at a meeting o f the Chamber o f Commerce U on i did not deny that the question thoso either opposed to the whole surgent Republican member of tho were present the governors from through times when there were billty of day that this committee would meet and consider the advlaabillt I been discussed during tho day, proposition of facilitating the dis­ ways and means committee, sought six Southern states come here threo military units and according hardly funds to keep It going, goes recommending further reduction. According to its recommeendation support for his proposal to provide to Major Gcorgo W. Knight, makes to Mrs. Key, said Rev. Peck. t the nature o f tho state depart- charges of legislation from com­ handed in at this meeting, the committee did consider the matter and for the occasion, and countless nt’s announcement, containing mittees or of tho opinion that at revenue for u soldiers’ bonus in tho numbers o f Daughters of the Con­ this city one of the strongest mili­ Mrs. DeForrest, who has also passed the following resolution: it did nothing that has been least a majority of house members tux bill in n letter directed to mem­ federacy, whose . heritage is to tary posts* in this state. b«cn active in the affairs o f tho “ We, tho undersigned, a committee on the reduction o f utility own to the public through navy should be required to sign petit­ bers of the house. Sanford library, was the next rates, hereby recommend that tho rates heretofore recommended by keep alive the reverence for the Personnol o f tho officers o f tho Can't Hope for Special Rule. |partmcnt statements ever since ions. are: Mnj. sponker. She expressed apnrocia- this committee under dato o f July 30, bo adopted as the rates row Chairman Snell of tho rules com ­ men who fell in 61 and 06. Scat­ three organisations Tacoma went aground, was the (Contlnued on page 8) Representative Longworth, the lights, water and gas, and that proper ordinances to put these rates tered among them and in contrast Knight, who ia ranking officer and mittee, said Republicans could not word obtainable in olflcinl Republican leader, joined Clinirin effect be adopted an soon as possible. that now gripped the emotions as such, is head o f tho local mili­ Continued on page 3. ers with regard tq the situa- nmn Snell of the rules committee “ In consideration of disadvantages under which the Southern nnd again- brought s feeling of tary post, LeRoy P. Chittendon, Growers Meet Tonight i on the Mexican gu lf coast. in opposing the Madden motion, nr Utilities Company operated for a time in this city and expenditures ride were the hundreds o f age- first .lieutenant and commanding lit has been emphasised hastse in con­ did Representative Gurrett, the urdened veterans, and little girls at 8 at Court House made In improvement of its plants, wo do not feel Justified In recom­ ation with the warning from the Democratic leader, and Represent; [Entertainment Plans lust starting out in lifo. These officer o f the new company ami mending a further' reduction at this time.” Signed: W. P. Carter, Percy A. Mere, second lieutenant st, department to Adolfo dc la stive Nelson, lender of the Repub­ little tots were the Children o f the The second meting o f tho recent­ K. C. Bower, Fred R. Wilson and R. W. Pcarmpn Jr., os exe:utlvo secre­ erta, revolutionary leader, lican Insurgents, who yesterday led For Visitors Complete Confederacy who had left their of tho new company: Capt. J. C. Hutchinson, Firft Lieut. Frank ly-formed Sanford Growers Pro­ tary. dost interference with Amorican a futile fight to reduce the rules frolic at home for tho day nnd l-osaihg and Second Lieut. Stewart tective Association, will he held to­ A fter considering tho matter Colonel Houston stated that th« Bpping in and out o f Tampico, committee recommendation of u Final plans for tho entertain­ como to pay homago with their Dutton officers o f Company D or rates were too small and it was impossible for hia company to operate ■ night at 8 o’clock at the court at the Washington government minimum of 160 names to 100. ment of the members qf the Nat­ elders. They arc tho Daughters tho machine gun unit; Maj. R. E. house, it was announced by G. F. charging tho rates recommended. made no threats. In view of Mr. Snell declnrod that in tho ional Longue of Commission Merch­ of the Confederacy of tomorrow Stevens, commanding officer o f tho Smith, president o f the organiza­ Promised Reduction a Year A g o evident deitire in Washington main the Republican'organization ants, who ure to visit Sanford on and already are being told the medical attachment. When reminded that about a year ago he told the Commission tion. Every grower in this county [avoid, if possible, any elaih with got the best of the rules fight next Tucsduy, have been complet­ story that they mpnt pass on down. On Monday night the companies is urged to ue present, said Mr. thnt he would present within three month’s time a substantial reduc­ e rebel faction, it is conceivable which was forced by the insurgents ed, it was announced Saturday. Tho exercises began at 2.30 after wilL formally take over the new tion in the rates, Colonel Houston had nothing to say except that it The members with their wives a steady pilgrimage of hundreds quarters on the second floor of the Smith whether he was present at hadn’t been a year ago and that he did have it in mind to have tbs *t tho state department reiterat- as a condition to their voting for Iin an official way the purpose of Speaker Gillette for re-election. numbering approximately 160 will o f people that began well before Kent Building. Each organization the first meeting or not. Many mat­ rates materially reduced ns soon ns possible. ters of vital importance will be * Richmond’s visit to Vera Crux Tno Democratic and insurgents by arrive by special train at 3 o'clock noon, as the asphalt road that will have ita separate equipment taken ud among them being the Mayor Lake then said that the idea in obtaining lower rates was order that there might be no forming a coalition, he pointed out, in the afternoon from Orlando. winds a pleasant uutomobile course rooms. There Is an assembly room fixing pf the price of celery for the of courso to reduce the rates In general but wanted it fixed so that it 'understanding of her miaaion. succeeded in having repealed thj |The train will bo parked on the into Atlanta fror.-. a point a few of approximately 7,000 square feet coming would help the small or minimum consumer most of all. In reply week, it said. erctnry Hughes was in confer- Underwood rule which restricted Atlantic Coast Line tracks near hundred yards from the moun­ floor space where tho organiza­ Colonel Houston said he would give a rate that would answer the First Street and will bo met by a during the day with represent- amendments from the floor to tariff tain base bore a heavy traffic. The tions will meet and hold their re­ question. . . es <>f American oil interests in and revenue bills but they failed delegation in cars- from the. Cham­ visiting governors gathered in At­ ceptions. The new home ia equip- Rose Urges Early A fter further consultation with Mr. Rosebro, Mr. Houston stated a Tampico region and other fields to muster enough votes to gain ber of Commerce. lanta and came ou; In cars furn­ ed with 16 shower baths and it was Tho party will be driven through ished by their hosts. There was announced that at a later date . Return Income Tax that his company was willing to split the difference between tha rates no word o f what occurred was their point on the provision for recommended and the existing rates which was to the effect that th i the celery fields nearby and will be inside. It was evident that Mr. discharge of committees. , Continued on page 8. reading tables, pool tables and oth­ scale would be from 1314 cents down. He accompanied this atatomatlt Hr Th» Associated Press. taken through tho pre-cooling ■hes had indicated his desire Adopt More Amendments. er equipment will bo obtained to ATLANTA, GA., Jan. 19—J. E. with reasons stating that the company was st too great an expense la t there should be no public dlsDuring consideration o f amend­ plant. Tho party then will return look after the com fort and recre­ Rose, collector o f internal revenue operating in Sanford and that conditions were different here. When »ion of tho conference. ments to rule# today the house to tho city where the members will ation o f the members o f tho com­ for Georgia, is undertaking to im­ reminded that I’alatku has just won-a 10-cent rate, he stated that the . be served supper aboard the priv­ Kmphaalaea Delicacy. adopted one proposed by Represen­ panies. press upon citizens the expediency cost o f production of electricity there was less than here. ............... The visit o f the oil men. how- tative Moore, Democrat, Virginia, ate cars. end approximate necessity o f an Figures submitted by Mr. Houston showed that the company has Tho cabinet discussed the situa­ Tuesday night at tho Valdez Ho­ served to emphasize the del­ providing that rules reported by early filing of their income tax re­ 1,186 users of electric current with approximately 260 as users o f a , V of the present situation in the rules committee cannot be put tel there will be an informal dance tion in Mexico out no announce­ College President turns. minimum rate. «ico. American holdings thero to a vote in the house within given in honor o. the visitors. This ment o f action followed. The forms have been greetiy sim­ DeCottes Opposes Litigation Kissed Girl Student Tho Interstate Commerce Com­ feature is being put on by the prefent very great investments, 24 hours, unless two-thinis of plified this year, which# means that The commissioners at this point asked that Mr. Rosebro and Mr. ‘ there are many Americans the house members voting so de­ Chamber of Commerce aided by mission suspended temporarily its and Is Now Missing the taxpayer need take only a few Houston retire from the room so that the matter could be considered. cide. This restriction, however, u committee from the Woman’s order for express rate reductions 4 moments— in tho averago— to During the session City Attorney Geargo A. DeCottes declared that -------would not hold during the last Club. The; woman’s committee has on foodstuffs. make out the same properly; but in it would involve much lit'i’ atlon should the city turn the offer down (Ilf TSe Associate* I'rrss) The senate foreign relations sub­ rith Tack in Lung Is three days of a session. also agreed to entertain tho wom­ committee decided to begin hear­ ALBION, MICH., Jan. 1 9 - relieving the taxpayer of much of and pass an ordinance incorporating the rates recommended. Ha stated its new set o f rules in force en members of the party. lushed for Operation theWith ings on Russian recognition Mon­ Newspaper men searched vainly the complexity of his return, a that the cost would be around $2,600 and that it would surely be takah house .tomorrow will resume Saturday for Dr. John W. Laird, heavier burden than ever ha.* been to the Supremo Court by the company. He stated that the recent POLAR FLIGHT EXPLORATION day. consideration o f the interior de­ B ‘ nr Tfc* Ananflaird P r*U ) Senate investigation of “ diploma President of Albion College, who put upon the local office by way ruling by the courts in regard to the rates at Palatka would have no PHII.ADELPPHIA, Jan. 10.— ort ment appropriation bill. M r.! miila” was begun by a committee since late Friday afternon has not of analyiing and checking up the effect on this caso and thnt it would be a long drawn out legal fight (Hr The Auoelatrtl I’ rru) *tus Moore, eight-months:old ncll has given assurance that tho | WASHINGTON, headed by Senator Copeland, Dem­ been Been. He Is one of the young­ same. Every return filed prompt­ and recommended that, in as much as tha city would own its own Jan. 19by. who whs rushed to this city rules committee will consider oth­ Prime purpose of the Shenandoah’s ocrat, New York. est college presidents in the coun­ ly, therefore, lessens the burden of plant within 18 months, tho offer bo accepted. oni St. Louis for operation to re- er proposals for amendment to proposed polar flight Secretary Representatives o f organized la­ try. Trustees, faculty member* inconvenience— both upon taxpay­ The committee members led by Mr. Wilson and Mr. Higgins, rules with the view o f presenting er and collector— as the period for prosident of the Chamber o f Commerce, stated that they would net ove tsek from hia lung arrived Dcnby tola the House Naval Com­ bor urged the house agriculture ana students were preparing to in­ closing returns draws near. a report to the house at a later . *«rly Saturday. Baby placed accept the proposal and that they would recommend that unless Mr. mittee Saturday is the exploration committee to report the Norris- vestigate disorders at chapel Fri­ ' Mr. Rose is making every effort Houston came down further that the commissioners take steps to pass day when Dr. Laird was booed and P * crib at the University Hospltol date. in Arctic regions with a view to Sinclair farm aid bill. The house elections committee hissed from the room. The disor­ to expedite the business of his de­ an ordinance at the next regular meeting. pete Dr. Chevallier Jackson made annexing land in that area to the partment, with an eye to tho com­ reparations ta operate later in the Advertisements Get Mr. Houston and Mr. Rosebro were then called back in the room United States. ” We are not trying declined to recommend an investi­ ders grew out o f his action in ex­ fort of the taxpayer. JT* The infant waa watched with and Mayor Lake stated that tho commissioners felt like the rate was to discover North Pole,” he sain. gation o f the election of Represent­ pelling a girl student whom he said Many Tilted Replies “ We don't question the feat o f ative Miller, Republican, Illinois. smoked cigarettes and went in an ate.tt care on the trip east by not small enough yet and that unless he (Mr. Houston) could f f f e f a ' BANK FAII.8. Director Hines gave the house automobile party. The students <llr Tbr Associated I’ rrss) >•Lcja A. Parrish, assistant supPeary, an American. We want to better rate at present or before the next meeting, that the Commission GRAND ISLAND, NEB., Jan. ntendent o f nurses at the City NEW YORK, Jan. 19— Adver­ explore and Shenandoah is ad­ ublic building committee an out- committee charges he tried to kiss 19—Grand Island National Bank, would pass sn ordinance incorporating the rates proposed. ne o f improvements and additions the girl. F*Pital, SL Louis. tisements in local newspapers for mirably fitted for that task.” “ I don’t rive a dumn, pass tho ordinance, but we’ll be there to the oldest banking institution ir to veterans buredu hospital facili­ “ services of several gentlemen pos­ the end,” Mr. Houston replied quickly. “ We split the difference with the city, failed to open its doors ties. WOMAN AND CHILDREN T,,K PRESIDENT CRUISES sessions bona fide European this morning. Its capital stock you and that is as much ss we can do.” MARKETS The fight on house rules ended ‘ BURNED. titles” Saturday brought Mr. Higgins said that ho believed tho rates were yet too high was $100,000, with surplus o f $125,­ with adoption o f a resolution pro­ P r,*‘ v applications to manager WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-P r e s - 20 000. Bank’s statement Dec. 31, and recommended that they not be accepted. He declared that the I nr Thr Aaaoctated l'rraa> viding among other things for rates had been prepared after a lengthy aurvoy by Mr. Craig and th a t’ ' (Ur The AuMlalrS Prr*M> "ot Loolidge crowded all hit e l ­ of new dancing oavillion who de­ gave deposits o f $1,013,030. SHJCAGO, Jan. 19 — Wheat: votes on discharge of committees ho had perfect confidence in Mr. Craig'n judgment and that he waa Hot ements into the forenoon Sat­ cided he wanted noblemen for hosts EMPORIUM, PA., Jan. 10— Mrs. on petition of 150 members. in order to take another aft- nnd dancing instructors. Of tho May, 1.08 1-8 to 1-4; July, 1.06 3-4 Trips abroad with college credit willing to let the rate offered by Mr. Houston be accepted. Jacob Smith and her three children President Coolidge and his cab­ “ 1 don't know who your engineer is or cure who is, but °®n and evening cruise down 20. six were Austrian counts, thrc-» to 7-8. inet advo their approval to a plan were burned to death Saturday may be taken by students enrolled ho may be, ho is a dirty faker and my opinion is not worthy Potomac on the Mayflower. claimed Britinh titles, three Rus­ in the extension courses offered by when fire destroyed the family Corn: May, 1.08 1-8 to 1-4; for extending assistance to north­ than a dozen guests were in­ sian and one Germnn who said ne July, 1.06 3-1 to 7-8. '.- V . home on n farm near here. Mrs. the New York State Normal School1 sideration,” Mr. Houston replied to Mr. Hlmrtni. ' No western banks which are In diffi­ Continued on page 2. at Buffalo. i'1 to nrcompnny tho president was second cousin o f former Knj*» Smith is in a critical condition. culties. Oats: May, 47-1-4; er. . Mrs. Coolidge. FIGHTS IN HOUSE FOR AMENDMENT RULE NOW OVER INS THIS AFTERNOON Another • Military Company Mustered Into Service Here C Washington News S R �r *• ** House Committee Swamped by Tax Reduction Pleas dny o f neatT week, an iatarMting point la brought I ________ reganlIng# the organisation and govern* ment o f tho wagon trains in the WASHINGTON, Jan. 18— Re­ plcncci days. Mr. Wingate is the quest* for tax reductions again Fr.«uy. , Weekly loneLeon Chamber of csntafn ot the train concerned in flooded the house way* and means “Tho Covered Wagon,w and in luim,Hl„ lojimerco, 12:15.' Hotel Valdet. committee Thursday, although dcin the-- course tennined W episodes P - . - --------------------. . . . .of the Regular meeting Knight Tern- many, ‘ ‘ icd opposition to revision o f pictured narrative the fact is■ seme 7:80. ------- of the excise and special Mcrlption Bridgo benefit of clearly revealed that he is in. su*> rates was voiced. C. Hall, 8 p. an., Mr». F. E. rromo demand and that his word Additional picas for rcpenl o f n law. To many persons, who tlso tax on motor vehicles-and ac­ Hlfite hare thought o f tha great migra­ cessories were countered by a sug­ tion to the west aa almplv a mad, gestion o f Representative Ilapdcn, A T THE MtLANE. ' To John Andrews, aoceesaful unorganised rush of settlers and Democrat, Arizona, that tho levy j bual"ness man o f 40, apring meant gold-scekara, this apparent de­ bo maintained to provide funds for ince, youth, beauty and adven- spotism of Captain Wingate may completing the government’s pro­ not bo understandable. Yet in gram o f aiding states in construct­ ' ■ to * Ms daughter, * * tore. Liar Likewise tbis, as in all details o f his story. ion o f roadways under terms o f the But to hia wife, Mary, it meant Mr. Hough'was true to historical highway act. . , mothballs, sulphur and molasses-r fact. , John Quinn, speaking for tho art and housecleaning. The great wogan woean trains _____ that ___ dealers nnd nrt associations o f At the breakfast table he had mndo the journey from the Mis­ New York, asked that the tax he to take a teaspoon o f the vilo con- souri River to tho Coast in the removed from artists’ products, eoetion, amid a disordered house­ 40’s and fiO's were always under but suggested tho tax on Jcwolry hold. Sulphur and molasses— tho command of an elected cap­ bo doublod, and that on automo­ when his thoughts were on budding tain, and m u to mm m . „given ...... _as _ ....... him was com biles maintained. Previous dc- 1 . trees, meting birds, shsdy Ashing pletc authority as the authority mantis for repeal o f both tho la t­ — >ls— the whole glorious o u t-! exercised by the captain o f a ship ter taxes have been made boforc . jrs. .............. ' was ab­ the committee. on the high aoas. This ••7 • ' Rebellion against this state of solutely necessary because of the Determination o f a program for affairs prompted John to seek ro­ perils of the enterprise, which consideration o f the rates sociions mance in other Acids, with results could be met and overcome only o f the new bill, which will bo taken that nearly disrupted his home. by concerted effort. Each wagon un noxt week, has been delayed by What happened after he met "the train was, for the time consumed Chairman Green, pending comnle.other idrr is - recounted ... in "The In making the Journey— usually tion o f the hearings and settle­ fascinating Dangerous Age,*“ a . .. m~ about six months—a little world ment o f rules-tighttIN <tho house, ■ photoplay produced by John ' * M . entirely cut o ff from established which has occupied the attention , Stahl and now appearing on law, nnd it was therefore neces­ o f leaders and held up also plans National attraction at tho sary that each train should have for the floor fight on tnc tax meas­ Mllane. a government nnd a ruler of its ure. Ft own. The Mormon pilgrimage, In Fights Auto Tax. AT THE Ml LANE. 1810, was successful because of Roy F. Britton, o f tho Ameri­ In tho plcturlsatlon o f Emer­ it!\ organization and the leader­ can Automobile Association, re­ son Hough’s story, "The Covered ship of Brigham Young, who had newed the fight today against the Who’d have thought back in lTJoTEsT some any'.a ram* Wagon,” which appears at the Mi- the advantage o f possessing spirit­ automobile tax, arguing tint it was .microphone would have been set up under the -Liboriy ,Bell in lane Theatre on Monday and Tucs­ ual as well na temporal authority. discriminatory. George C. Donn* hue o f tho Empire State Automo­ Philadelphia? Well, it’s happened. This striking contrast be­ bile Dealers' Association, nnd Car­ tween tho old and new shows Chief Harry T. Baxter, Philadel­ ey B. Quinn, o f tho Automobile Em phia official, broadcasting the history of the Liborty Boll. Body Builders' Association, pre­ sented simitar arguments. Repeal o f the beverages, taxes, . . , . • particularly those on flavoring ex­ notes, freak fsues o f marks came tracts, carbonic acid gas und cer­ from everywhere some o f them f ATLANTA, Ga., Jon. 18.— Eight eals used in making bottled or especially designed to give the . < southern states— Alabama, GeorPHONE YOUR fountain drinks was asked. Eu­ JACKSONVILLE, Fin., Jan. 18. gene Broknieyer o f tho Iv’utional collectors n thrill. These notes Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, South Carolina nnd — Change in tho date for the an­ Association of Retail Druggistn do- were good only in tho districts is­ W A N T AD S nual meeting, election and installa­ dared tho tax is an administrative sued. Thousands o f them never 5 North Carolina— surfacod 0,0 If* Direct to The Herald, as well as an economic burdon on miles of permanent roads in 1922, tion o f officers for the ensu­ drug store dealers operating sodn reached the public at nil because; office for quick nnJ ing year nnd the exemplification they passed directly into thc hands Ior N more I f IV II U than U M I I 18 A O par JJU l L L 'I l k U l l l l ' naIN I** w -------- ---------— --------------------- i ........... ....... ............ fountains. cent of1 the courteous icrvicc. Re­ Junior Owens appearing for the of tho collectors. tion’s total, according to figures i of thc work ,n third degree member that your tele­ Thursdny On top of all tho money being' received by the Georgia Hlghwny '” *** "* night, ' -l'* wero the outstand­ American Bottlers o f Carbonated phone is a Herald Want Beverages, said the co3t o f collect­ Depa rtment. ing features of Inst dav of the turned out by the government ns Service Station. / Throughout the whole country, nlnoty-ninth session o f the Flor­ ing the tax In connection with bot­ fast as hundreds o f presses could tled goods made it almost non-pro­ 1 tbe figures show, 35,300 miles of ida Grand Lodge, Free and Accept­ ductive to tlie government and con- trialists, such ns Krupp, Stinnus If you do not have a roadway was surfaced in 1922 and ed Masons, which convened in athe ..... — —-.stituted serious nuisance to 12,nnd ninny others, issued marks that this record will lie equalled if Masonic— ■ charge account, a state­ Temple In Jacksonville J000 bottling concerns riot surpassed whon tho figures aro Tucsdny morning. The represents-i I.evi Cooke, representing near- with which to pay off their workment wil be mailed you all In for last year. The 1924 pro- tlvos o f thc various lodges began beer manufacturers, declared thc ryen.. These notes ,alsu gobbled when the ad appears. . am, not only in Georgia, but leaving for their homos in different! tax of two cents a gallon on that up by tho collectors, were accept­ roughout the South, calls for ex­ portions of the state last night nnd beverage was a drain on the ro- able ns currency only in the lm-t Thia ia part of the sat­ tensive permanent improvements. curly this morning. serves nnd surplus funds of these mediate districts where thc re0I _____ __ isfactory service given A fter n lengthy discussion the'manufacture, ns their industry was spcctive plants wore situated. hy Tho Herald to its body decided to change tho date of i not o"h a paying basis, But collectors wero not the only Will Consider Sale meeting from the third Tuesday i:i‘ —------ —---------advertisers and readers. ones interested. Many municipal, of Big Tract o f Land ! Jnnuary to tho third Tuesday In Enormous Amounts ties, headed by ingenious Individ­ April, effective with tho session of To reach all the peo­ uals, reaped n harvest and aro Near Miami Feb. 12 1925. This chango met with the of German Marks planning further moves in what ple effectively—leave . . . . . . . . ---------general approval of those in ntQ n ls l A village masters, for their own your Waht Ad at The TALLAHASSF.E, Jan. 18—Trua- tendance. There ore various reaO O iU 1 0 A m e r i c a n s : amusement, prefer to call "high tecs of the Internal Improvement sons why the new date is conoidHerald Office. Phone ‘ finance.’’ By striking n bargain V lIM .I I l f III L..I.I • .W . .. . a I _ A. .1 . Mn.1 u— ! . M Fund will hold q meeting at thc i. cred more with collectors the municipalities, us to send for it or ......................................................................... ‘ * and some of the sither issuing, L,phune it .to. the Want, bodies, made,a clear gain1 b f'8 u b -i W e : T u esday,___ o f considering .... Ad Department stnntial amounts by the sale o f an of approximately ____ __ , . •, — — — "Ty -»-•» . vifutMr Jentire issue, nnd the local fnmin<* Submerged land in Biscaync Bay. sent into the secretary have hud to “ M otherwise, have poured in on of currency war. relieved to that PHONE 148 Dade county. i»» ....... « ... Illuu, uml, extent. Many of these deals were l«> cnecKcu checked nmj nnd in shape by ..... the ‘ m-m ____ from -all sides. Thousands1 The parcel involved lies on thc Hme o f meeting, the third Tucs-|of issues o f German innrkj which rnen and above board, and the northwest side of Virginia Key In , dav in January. The new order of became worthless as currency town or village bencHtcd. It was. Sections 8, 9. 1C ami 20 of Town- things will be of considerable within n few weeks of their nn- in substance, a lucrative form of *hip 54 South, Range 42 East. value iu preparing reports, etc. |Pcarnnco, have lieen accumlnted indirect taxation .with the collec­ The trustees will give any per-5 F®w changes were made in the *»y the money collectors whose on- tors being the chief taxpayers. »on or persons who may object to personnel of the official staff of !>’ rivals in thin respect were the Thousands of thc notes were the sale an opportunity to present the organization. T. T. Todd of garbage men or the factories Who artistically designed for thc sole their objections. 1 ensacclln, was elected grand mas- N,*upht thc valueless marks merely purpose o f catching the eye o f the The very best Battery is an *• L. Billingsley o f Miami, np-| ter, succeeding John L. Hall, of ,or the paper, cciioctor or tho intin on the street peered before the trustees several Jacksonville, who declined to neCollectors’ agents in Leipzig, in the United States, South Amurdays ago and made them un offer cept the position for nnother termBerlin and other Gorman citios lea. China or Honolulu. ft,«ri . . EXIDE l 00 *or tho '“ "d* They de-. L«"iar G. Carter, of Mayo, was have done n land-office business ter series were produced, only to be cidcd. however, to make an inves-!chosen deputy grand master, sue- al1 *ummor nnd full among their rincrllod automatically after a jlgntion of tho property to deter- cowling .Mr. Todd iu that office i ‘ ,,rciKn clients, some o f whom or- time limit, thus avoiding a n y 1 Fo re-charge und repair mine its value, us nearly ns pos- numucl Pasco, of Pensacola, wus'dtred it I. Imarks m ' 7 " by ” i* the »pound. »•»-••»•• shr ...w , chances thnt the collrctors might makes o f Batteries aibie. ror that purpose, the at-, roudo grand marshal. J. Bowers United States, !‘ • it --------is estimated, has "come back’’ nt the village masters torney to the hoard, aecompnnicd ' nmpbell, o f Fort Myers grand taken tons o f the paper notes to and demand redemption in veart ♦« by an engineer, will vi^it Miami •tandurd bearer, A. C. Blowers uf be sold in the streets hy peddlers,1ronie when the town itself might R A Y BROTHERS between now and the date set for Ocala, grand sword bearer umi I or given away as premiums with be on ita feet again, and not thmkthe sale, and Investigate the lnnd L«oyd Head, of Jacksonville or.ind n K B7 ? L ? nkr; .U , , i lnK nt wasting time with turning nnd its surroundings. ] pursuivant. In addition to the regulation out home made money. Phone Sanford U ---------n C V I ----- A • villoiIl« r P’ W.eb?lo1r* l>{ Ja-kson- THIS W E E K IN SANFORD f Many Good Roads Masonic Grand -Built In The South Lodge Ends 95 . Session at Jax ted this request to _ . polfcy of ths Arisona, New Mexico and ( p o r t i n g the e n T * and has received fa v o r a b le ..^ ,__ s, J ----- L i Governors o f Arisona and *'•' Continued ffcrtn ^aje 1. Mexico. No reply has bolnjr held' In readlnssa to attack been received from tho governor o f tho rebed ships if they attempt to Texas. This government looks fa v­ orably upon the request o f the return. Mexican government nnd in cage WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.-T h e of favorable reply from the g o v ­ situation in Mexico, complicated ernor o f Texas this request will bo granted. • ’• recently by the declaration of tho “ Similar permission has been ex-' o r a n g i.I revolutionist* blockade at Tampico, tended in the past, the last occa­ s io n being -in Octber, 1915, and was considered by President CoolF E S T 1 V A I, idge and hia advisors today one o f again In November, 1915, when the Mexico the longest cabinet seaaionaain re­ defecto government o f cent months. There were indica­ headed by.M r. .Carranxa, was al­ W i n t e r H a v n ,| l lowed to transport Mexican troops tions that more active atepa to profrom tho Texas border through tno tcct American interests In block­ United States to tho sU tc o f SoJ a n u a r y 2 2 -2 J S aded port were considered at meet­ nora* Mexico, where Amerkdn ing but cabinet meraBer* rahTafU aal r.lt *. n t mtirt;11f r ■»»«* property were in serious 3 L whi t e dan« « r {n m the operations o f MexH o n . 'S t u u T S f t L . * * “ "v o 'V « o n « rtry y b .n d .,Highlands—The Cjft3 Tbe attitude o f tho state depart Hundred U kJ* ment <wlth reference to the troop j WASHINGTON, Jan. 18—1T h e ^movement is in line with the pres-1 state department announced lately Thursday that tho government o f s President Obrcgon in Mexico had requested permission fo r a detach­ ment o f the Mexican army to pas* MONPAY NIGHT " f ! A ' C r front Naco, Ariz., to some point in / " 2 DAYS COM. i / V I % | , „ Texas where thoy will re-entnr Mexican territory fo r service NIGHT 8 at 8 : 30~ T U E S b A Y MATINEE t\ against thc revolatloniata. A1-; though final decision has not been made it was aald tho Washington government looked favorably upon the requost. ' Tho American government has made rcqnsst for such passage of troops o f tne governors o f Arisona, New Mexico and Texas and has - 1 ; received favorable rfplios from the |first two but aa yet no reply from [ , the governor o f Texas. In case i l a favorable reply is recoivcd from thc latter, it was added, tho re­ ; (juent o f tho Mexican government , would fcc granted. In a etatemont the state depart­ , ment said: . •ihe Moxican government! througii its ombassy here, has re­ quested permission o f this govern­ ment for the passage o f a detach­ ment of the Mexican army togethor with animals and other material; which usually accompaics such a command from Naco, Arizona, to some point in Texas, where they will re-enter Moxican territory for service in regions In Moxico whera American lives and interests aro being threatened with gravo dan­ ger by the forces in revolt uvulnst i tho Mexican government. These troops will not ho armed but their arms nnd ammunition will'accompany them as bngguge. Matinees 50c. .75c, 11.00—Plug “ Phis government ha a s transmit- ~PWjTcoUjqfl Mil PRICES: Nights 50c, 75c, 51.00, $1.50—Plug i w ; SEATS NOW SELLING « Batteries THEATRE ID ^ I^ D a y Ia E v e r y W fv are layin^Better andbetter Could Hens but sped Tfiatfswftaktftey’d sagsi If fed eacR day ••Today,•••• The John M. Stahl Production “ The Dangerous. A g e” ' A First National Picture Lewis Stone, Ruth Cliffor.', Cieo Madison head a real star cast. A drama of wandering men and wondering wumcri. — ALSO— Pound 6 or "Fighting Blood" Saturday “ Back to Tho Yellow Jacket.” WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED Elm Avenue nnd Commercial Street________£ — -Pbontl SP RI NG Haitian Athletes to tilv'^J**.'r0;o,ec,t';d grand sccreri x a /vi - |tarv for the twenty-reventh conse- 1 Compete at Olympiad ' n Ur"v uPthe work V. T. ______ , ° r ,tht‘ uil.kfo m December, 1890. in . Th* \«,..ri.,i.,i |.rr„ , W“ - elected for tho first tirnd PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti. Jan. ati P ° mi'®ting in January. 1890. 18.— For thc first time in her his- .... 0 ron,|dete roster o f the offi-i tory Haiti will be represented in J1* s, e , ttl‘d and installed at yestho Olympic games. A rifle team U^ ' % 8 L1'**'.00 |' «a follows: , o f five principles und two ulter'* • Pensacola, grgndi nates, selected from the best rhots 7 ° . r ’ ,J,l!,Jr a - Carter, Mayo,' of the native gendarmerie, will "fluty grand master; Cary B. Fish, compete in the 100, COO and 800 “ rJ1’ s''ni',r 8'rand warden:! meter rifle match, the sum of 410,- lll„i min V Jacksonville,1 000 to finance the trip having is-rn " ," r. K™'"1 warden; Henry Robin’ raise.1 by private subscription. In „ ’ j, lcklH»,Jvi,|°, grand treasurer.' uddition subscripliona for the same ‘ ^'w ander Bay, Jackson-! amount ure being raised to send w » ’ Kr«ni.I treasurer; Wilber P.l two fencers and u small sqund of u‘: ,!tk8onvB*®. grand sccretrack and field athletes to tho B*. Wiikie. Dundedin.i Paris games. ¥.r®n‘* thaplain; Lincoln Hullcy,l „ THU decision on the pnrt of J w , , V, Knuu} orator; S.imuoi Haiti is the logical outcome of thc i „* en*«cola. grand marshal; remarkable growth among the Mai- * . n,>. ‘ ‘ randon, Clearwater, senior tians " " this * ' year <*nr In soccer, tennis, ®?;,tconJ Stafford Caldwell, riflu shootings un<l bicycling. Mai- ,ur.k.H“ nvi|l®. Junior gruml deacon;, tians of theb aristocracy aristocracy us well , 'j ''1™ Campbell, Fort Myers, ------ have ■ • • ■ " * » “ « stnmiard bearer; A C as the peorants 'had thuir banner year in athletics. Soccer Blowers ()cnia, grand sword iwur-; hn» pusted cocktighting us tho fa­ ®r, h. R. Duryea, St. Petersburg, vorite -pastime. steward; H. R. BerTennis . is- a- close ------ second ----- ------to - soc- ard! ’ fVe^r|W^ft «»Un,i0r Jfrand «l®wccr, with tennis courts being laid ar" ’ , • ,'Io>'d Head. Jacksonville, out in all parts of the island. Rrand pursuivant; John W. Cap­ -----;----------------------Jneksonvillo, grand tyler. i An cpxedition b outfittlnr to as­ rostallation of the officers cend the Fly river in New Guinea. was Inchurge o f the retiring grand i Five expedition* have already koiu* roaster. John L. Hall. up this mysterious waterway, and TruBtea- o f tho Masonic Temple 'none has ever returned. anil the Masonic Home, St. Peters­ burg, made thuir annual reports inalitutluns wtre Five thousand quarts o f straw yesterday. — ................ Both institutions were ^ berries were shipped Wednesday shown to be in n flourishing from Lakeland. tion. Saturday ■ ■ iiiin ie n E tiu c n iiiin in n k ii-^ n in z n u t: Saturda | N . 19th A Special Lot of Hats for street ami sport wear which arc MR. W. H. TOLBERT, Representing THE Schaefer Tailoring Co. exceptional values, in fact below cost. O f Cincinnati, will be with us Saturday and Monday tak­ ing orders for Spring and Summer Suits. Closing out at HE W ILL H A VE W ITH HIM A N EXCEPTIONAL l i n e OF FOREIGN A N D DOMESTIC WOOLENS, ALSO TROPICAL W ORSTEDS, MOHAIRS AND $2.00, each t i^ A ^ N, vD 0aT^ R M I°S U M M E R CLOTHS IN FULL LiHiJNLrili DRAPES. LOOK A T OUR W IN D OW S X__ T Y 0 U R MEASURE T A K E N N O W , SUIT DE­ LIVERED TO SUIT YOUR CO NVENIENCE. • BaumeFs Specialty Shop T H E I'O S T O F F IC E IS N E X T D O O R T O U S . M onday Thrasher ?.* aie OF MILLINERY ^nd Sale Tailoring Display ’ * McKinnon Co. 01109413 The T w o Last D ays o f Call for Prize iteming w orth w h ile for.the A sian# iq iu iu i U E \*fla i;a a n x sx a x 3 iB B x a a a B a x «x < > I<1 .-r- *>,-**+> �• CHILDREN'S COUGHS J r f& x t £ w ars a a s y * rafiS Children’* Throats are delicate ? .? - i » . i i « i i v Hhno B ankrupt*. .la m in a the bankrupt, and t * - L ? “ and sensitive. In play, at »citool T v lb h e r e b y u lvcn th at on t l i e f .u c h o th e r bhaln^na aa £ 2 / 2 2 2 * 1 or work they are exposed to earn­ ..K I I . i f J a n u a ry A. D. 1*»4. th e ly com e h a fiffe amid me«i|LPr**®> ing draft!, their little bodies are overheated from exercise, they cool o ff loo quickly and a co d is ? ‘3 W S J g & : ^ w s s v L -w ^ acts in. The minute your chid » % I S B " J M 8 S -82ii5: U • " commences to cough get a bottle o f Leonardos Cough Syrup (Creosoted). It is good for childrens delicate throats, protects the lonjfs, raises the phleigm, and gives quick relief. A harnnless, safe, pleasant remedy for coiughs, coldl, grippe, croup, whoopinig cough and bron........ . . thst healing chills— Is .and. »oothfnsr. Fine fo r adults t<A>. For BUY TH A T WHICH HAS BEEN TESTED AND HAS rnlc at your druggist. ILANTA, OA^* Jan. ltM -Tbe S io n recently mad* b y agrW |w agents or the Atlanta. Ingham and Atlantic railroad (ha civic cluba of Southern ^generally can do a fine work kUng up the problem o f findSouthern rural hom es for fcrh and western farmers, ■rs eager to locate w here thu to is more genial Jias been ved here and in other cities great interest, and reports red here today show that i Will soon be taken in that PROVEN SATISFACTORY. The Underwood •re are many thousands of i of fine farming lands in tho B capable o f tho highest deo f cultivation now lyin g idle, ding to figures obtained by officials o f the A. B. anil A. Underwood Typewriter Co. is just such land as the item farmers would wish,” A. D. Daniel, general pnssenagent of the A. B. and A . sys, who has been making a close (y of the situation. “ W ith their gy and farming knowledge r soon could make It fruitful l all kinds o f crops adapted to 8outh.’ ’ bs*» is- room in the South for ood farmers from other the country, as officials of , ORLANDO, FLA. 15 SOUTH MAIN STREET f m e opium smoker . By JOHN t r«r before, and the Northern and ■tern farmer, already well ncdntod with the benefits to be rived from diversification, would able to prosper grcntly under kthern climatic conditions and ,h the rich soil awaiting only ilr energetic cultivation.” Civle dubs o f the South, as farm ralopmcnt agents and railroad Idala state, might indeed do a bd work by bringing the idlo Southern farm lunds and onpnrtrail ties to the attention o f farmt n in other parts of the country, . who already, it is stated, ara fnv| oshbly impressed with tho South, need little urging to take U| life under sunny Southern Mkici. V Continued from page 1. cftretl, “could recommend a rate Uk« the one proposed without knowing conditions. Jdr. Lake speaking to M r. IIous* , told him to sit down nnd calm isclf and that thcro wns no no■ity for getting headed at this t •Mr. Houston then said, “ What ift i f j W whrif,' thitt W U f j f ’ Wht reduction and make tho rate a slid­ ing rate from 13 cents dow n? If i^ ls . then I’ll grant it to you.’’ Higgins Opposes •Mr. Higgins snid llanly thnt heAction wns in ftvn r of still submitting tho plan til Mr. .Craig before deciding ilef>. irately. Then Muyor Luke usked h Mr. Houston and Mr. Kosehro to , ■' retire again. . ^During this executive session, the nfittcr was discussed pro und con and the three commissioners with ' City Attorney DcCottcs stated thnt bliieved that it would he well to afeept the proposition. The memb#rs of the committee expressed themselves the sumu wny, except " Mr. Higgins. He stated that in a l much ns those present were not fer before accepting. Mr. Ilousin grabbed his hat and started |r tne door, saying ns he went, “ I rdn’t come up here to barter this loposition across the tnhlc. You ivs iny proposition nnd it is final. | npt accepted now it is withraw/i." It was noticeable how­ ler that as Mr. Houston started I a rush for tho door, he quietly pfeused before reaching it und was Cfilied back to the table. ijMr. Lake naked Mr. Houston tljen to re-stutc his offer and the In ter said: “ I was asked to come ub here with nn open mind nnd consider this mutter in such a maniitr, but if you don't core to decide new for final, then our proposition lit withdrawn forever." He state-1 tja t tho lust rate offered was a sliding rate as follows; 13 cents -FOUNTAIN IN N Kustis, Florida Is--now open and the rnunngnmrnt hikes pleasure in extending to thu Spnford public und winter visitors a . most cordial invitation to visit tiro Inn und partake of its hospi­ tality. The Inn is delightfully lo­ cated and offers to its guest* every comfort and enjoyment. The cuisine and dining room acrvicc are nyiintainid at the samo high tieRfce of excellence that permeates Ulo entire establishment. I Telephone 12 i Eustis. COLGATE'S AeaWBEf MERCHANT Dining Room ) Ilf* under the shadow of tbs •!• * voted, or In lha dingy tenement, i tho coda of the gangsters which j spells death for bstrayal. the la EDWARDS f - - lEW YORK’S old-tlmo-Bow. N I I ery and 1U famous Lower U g L j Fast Sldo long have been £| memorialized In story and In song. Thoso two mustcal relics of an narllor day, “The Sidewalks of New York” and “The Dow err." aro aUll sung with gusto In certain cbannola as typical of the halcyon days when New York lived “ south of Fourteenth street" and when gangster and down-nodouter rubbed elbows In s sort of freedom not known to present-day observers. Tboso were tbo days of the “Ten-Cent Flop," or lodging bouse, when panhandling and outand-out begging wero aa common as tha gang brawls, knlflng and gun play, and when policomon walked la pairs. on tha nightly patrols. In the decade that baa elapsed since the real palmy days oh tho Lower East Bide many changos have come to pass. Today tho Bowery beara Uttlo resemblance to what It was 20 years ago. Tbo oldtimo saloon and notorious dance hall bare disappeared; there aro still lodging houses of the cheaper sort, but tho typical “ bum" Is now more or less of a rarity. Thio, from tlmo to tlmo ono encounters n down ajod-onter.,nod,panhandling It still a popul.tr profession when it <xa bo gotton away with, but tho •vei^alcrt polico aro not long In “spotting" this typo of character, and quickly put an end to their ac­ tivities, at least a temporay one. On tho other hand, during the last couplo o f years, tho gangsters who haro long Infostcd tho net­ work and labyrinth of the Lower U)VE$ YOUNG DREAM * Dcnnost socreta of these deflanu J of law and order, are picturesquely ■ > . ----- --------------- a _ i --------%— q U ,e x o r i r h o p i x m i v x i . i :. Nolle* In her- lay nlven that n u ­ ll- r nail hy tlm authority o f Hull c ertain ex e cu tio n Isnui-q out of the t’ lrcuU t'uiirt. Hcvcotli Jmllclul P ir c u lt la uml (or Hiiulpoli County, Florid a. Iii'urltur <lai• o f February l » l . 11*2-1. w h ich Mild exedtlllt-ie Is huard on a c erta in Judgment o f muI<I Court, rendered In tlmt certain c a u se lately iictidlto; therein, wherelit Henry .Xhr.ihum, IMtvurd ,\hrah a m a id Atln-rt Ahrulmm. trading u » A hra hum I trim. I hirer k Mull t w e r e iduln tlffs nnd <» t*. Ilrynnt, lie(end.int, I h a v e levied Upon the f o l ­ l o w i n g d->c r p o d lillid. to - w it : W est half o f HiitilliMrcit uunrter uf N orthw est quarter. Meet Ion r>, T n w n sh qi HI Mouth. Ihiunn 30 Hast. (I.i'ti* North nnd South live acres) III Helillnuh' ('OUlllt. FlorliLi. us the priiperty of O. 't*. Ilrifiht. ‘ Ami also notice is hereby given I( your ilcilxr cin’t «»» It. Knd n«m»,»Jdicu, il:« find $). W t’ll wnJ in« forwt. N rtno Ilyxlenlc-Fathlon fmtlmi* 120 E. t6tn St.. New York (Dept. S.) and most entertainingly told. Th« spectator Is token back 20 yeari ago and longer, and under tho spell of tho silver sheet U brought fact to face with life as It actually ex­ isted In thoso trying days, whea THE PLAN IN BRIEF ill It took real grit to fight tho battle! of exlstcnco, and when tho lack of grit was a handicap which on! could hardly hope to copo with. In ths screen version of “ Orlt." tho spectator Is given an Insldt AN OLD TIME DANCE HALL vlow of how gangland Uvea, how Us plans are laid and carried out, East Bldo o f the world's greatest land. Its peoples, customs'and-tra­ and how It rovonges Itself for any city bavo, apparently, bccomo mora ditions, vividly* portraying* tho In-1 violation or Infraction of Us dras­ actlvo, and at least moro bold. nermost secrets ot theso lawless tic code. Also, ono may get an Crlmo la ovor rampant In that Individuals who aro constantly Idea of tho lighter sldo of Lower thickly populated district, whera praying on aocloty, wreaking ven­ East Sldo life. Its typical restau­ practically overy nationality known geance for real or fancied wrongs, rants, Its pushcart peddlers. Its to mankind Is represented, wbero bold, fearless and defiant. In It peoples of Avery tonguo and crcod Illiteracy nnd poverty run hand In the author has created a character, aro plcturcsquoly shown. Thors band, whera living conditions aro a youth, who coincs Into thoVorld aro Intimate glimpses of Chinese about as deplorablo as can bo Im­ with a hcrltago ot fear, a handicap opium dens and gangland resorts, agined, and whero tho young aro which nn oily gang leader utilizes which havo been faithfully repro­ roarod In an environment hardly to advantages. It Is not nnUl tho duced os they existed a dccado condudvo to tho best standards of boy, through his love for n girl, ago, and tho nudltor Is treated to morality nnd llr'ng. also ot tho underworld, and his a scries of thrilling lneldonta and It was with n vlow to dopfcUng lovo for nil that Is good and beau­ an nccurato portrayal ot llfo as It - tor tho outsldo world, and for fa- tiful, that'ho becomes possessed actually was Id thoao early days . taro. -RsncratUvnv *th a . vonillUnis of-tho grit .ncroanaryi lor/shim to< ot tho world’s metropolis. I that havo mado tho New York East tnko a determined stand in his And through It ail, tho author Sldo n by-word throughout the own behalf, and through means of has woven his compelling story of land, that F. Scott Fitzgerald, which ho Is enabled to finally tho “ grit" that goes to mako up noted novelist, wroto an original shako off tt^o shackles that bind tho dominant characteristic ot the curvuEr!i:2fiEns:wK ju n a c story, called “ Grit,” which has Just him to gangland and Its llfo of gangster and law-abiding citizen. been produced for tho sllvor screen crlmo. It Is n story typical of Now York's by tho Film Guild, and which Is be­ Through tho medium of tho mo­ palmiest days and ono that no ing distributed through tho \V. W. tion plcturo camera, tho Film Guild donbt will striko a responsive Ilotlklnson Corporation. It Is a has revived thoso hectic days of chord becanso ot Its very realism story typical ot New York gang- tho underworld. Tho pathos of and authenticity. for tile first 200 klowatts, 12'j| cents for the next 3UU, 12 cents for; the next -100 nnd 11 cents for nil' over 000 kilowatts. This rate Mr. Houston statedi would benefit the small consumer nnd nlthough the minimum would remain the snipe, .the consumer, would get nearly two kilowatts IlY MILTON imo.NNEK more fur his $1.50 than ho docs| NEA Service Staff Correspondent. under tlie present rule. * “ Your committee asked for n 21 j LONDON, Jan. 18.— If you hap­ per cent reduction nnd my olTlce is, pen to be in Londuit nnd want to n 20 per cent reduction and 1 won­ sell your car, find a garage or get der if you uro now going to squab­ lodgings for your chnuffcur or ble over thnt one per cent?" yourself, or eat a meal, the Hon­ Mr. IIous,toil Interrogated orable (iahrielle Ilortliwick, daugh­ This Inat statement seemed to ter o f the 10th Huron Ilortliwick, change the minds of the whole body 1will attend to all these wants. und finally upon n motion offered Miss Horthwick belongs to one by Hr. ('. -I. Marshall seconded by o f the oldest and most historic .Mr. Chase, tin- commissioners vot-i noble families of Scotland. Rut ed to accept the proposition and there is no snobbery or swank Mr. IH-Cottes told Mr. Houston about her. She hasn’ t tinu* to that at the next regular meeting! moon about family trees. She’s on Jan. 28, tho ('ummi*sion would too busy and to engrossed in her incorporate the compromised rates.! job. The meeting then adjourned. “ it Was up to rue to make siime II. It. ItoHohro, manager of the money for myself, so I set about lot-nI office- o f the Southern Util-! doing it.” she said. •'! started in n ities Company Saturday afternoon small way in 1913. With my slen­ confirmed the figures compiled by der capital I opened n garage The Herald .showing a lit per cent down in Herefordshire because I saving to the rniall user of light had always fooled about with cars current. Mr. Itoxehro stated that ami knew n great deal about them. he did not know anything about n I lived over tha garage and wns statement to the effect that his often called out at nil hours of the company was granting a reduction night to do nuto hire jobs. o f 20 per cent. “ Then I came to Loudon and not only started a garage in the swell •Mayfair section nf fawn, Ktit also ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHTS went into the business of buying Sleep nnd selling cnr.i and maks"j; re­ “ I wish to suy that FOLEY pairs. HILLS worked O. K. on mo in a “ We developed the garage busi­ couple of hour.) and tin- pains left ness until we rfow have room for me at on-, o. 1 took a couple of about 100 cars. Here a lso we have them in the afternoon, went to bed n show room for the >ate of cars. und bail a good night's sleep mid In another part of town I have have slciit good ever since," writes Con Thiel, 118 E. Columbia St., Fort Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY’ HILLS are n diuretic stimulant for the kidneys ami will increase their activity. UcfuMi substitutes. Sold everywhere. Is now under the management o f Nemo Self-Reducing No. 333 lx a real bargain. Ic ha* a low top anil medium ekirt. Made In dut* able pink or white coutti; Rites 24 to 36—and coin o-.ty $3.00. MISS CARRIE GREY Sunday Chicken Dinner 75c Sanford Daily Herald Sanford Do you approve the winning plan in substance? (Put nn X inside tho proper box) Name ....!.......................................................... Plcnsc print Address Mail promptly to THE AMERICAN PEACE AWARD 312 Mndiscn Avenue, New York City i$*i ,tl» .e^pyejs n fuller opinion also, please write to the . American Peace Award........... J *"* N o m atter in Yvhat part of the city you may live it will be our pleasure to see that your order is promptly and properly deliv­ ered. >YE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR— • Peoria Batter Grnra Gold j ‘ *“ v.'V* •. « • Clover Bloonn Butter 1"arrell Nuit Oleo Jones’ Dairy Fainn San;sage Stone’s Cakes iof all Kinds Butter Crust Bread Potato Bread Sanford Bread • HOT ROLLS EVEK AFIERIWON APALACHICOLA OYSTERS FRESH D AILY ■ refun d money In every Instance w h er e •t -d-talncd The very llrut dose Ilf In cur market you will find the very best Kansas City Beef Genuine Spring Lamb, Milk Fed Veal, Fresh Spare Ribs, Fork I.oin, Ham and Shoulders. Try our 1U0’ ; Pure Pork Sausage. Armour’ s Star. Swift Premium and Independent Sugar Cured Ham and Bacon. Special Saturday, Jones Dairy Farm Suusage, 40 cents. ivr.tt x m i h i n m -:y T tiM i I* tuh ney of anreclnt; and eouithln g stops the severest Cttl.I*. Th*- c o m m o n s rl- us ills -us-i so tu t rid o f It at line*, -re or y o u have th.it chilly f e e lin g n sure s t . ii that you have taken cold, to l i e - elo|<, hut I-Iiy a hottli of I'l.KM 5 3 Y-lNIi" to d a y . Tlt'-'rArt lit sm alt i la ’ ..' a rh.unei- at t h i s 'tlmo o f y ear. PHONE 277 ItOUM ILLAT & ANDERSON THE HOUSE OK QUALITY Try A Herald W ant Ad For Results ■ M M llllllJ U U * * * * * �KAMTOID DAILY H U M » , SA fU R D A V , JANU A lfr 1», 1M4 if he is not successful In the com* mittce in obtaining normal income tact rates o f two and four per cent •in place 6t the throe and six per (cent rates auggMtod by Secretary ; Mellon and higher sur-tax rates tjuui those suggested bv the trees* ury secretary, he would seek to amend tho bill to this effect on the floor. -Bankern Endorse. The income tax rates o f the Mel­ lon plan; today received endorse­ ment before the ways and means committee from the American , Bankers League and the American , Mining Congress, while they were ; criticised by the American Farm |Bureau Federation and the Nationinl Grange, the latter proposing higher surtax rates. The Jurt.s rates o f the Mellon program at the same timo wore vigorously defend­ ed by Garrard Winston, under-sec­ retary o f the treasury, in answer­ ing questions of committed mem­ bers as to the probable cffe:t of tho plan on future revenue. Representatives of the league later visited Secretary Motion and offered to enter a contract to ■A '» V : ' (Continued from o»ge 11 #flor Cary A. Hadeo o f FlorGotremor Austin"#. Pcay of jZ eef Governor B. Leo Trinl Virginis, Oovsmor Cameron L n „f North Carolinn, Gov. f a * a a a i - ’ ,* a Son o f Alabama w in with „ or Clifford H. .Walker o f tia stood on the specially cun* led' platform, s '- 'r a l h u - 'V I from th* foot o f the mountain it a point from w den ine unIz' could be seen to ndVhfjtuM. Mor Walker was attended by silitary staff, whoso full dress !rm of blue and golden gilt, ntted with the ever fading , 0f grey o f the vctsrana-iiuw f5b-|lfe. Military, in Ita orgunlxI i T too, figured in the proaetwo lJ5l “Old Guard" of Atlanta. Presiding on tho rostrum was i k . N. Randolph of Atlanta, _Cldent p j ent of the Stone Mountain C/iderate Mondment A ssociu-1 CT He inauguarnted the m om or-1 PTlrvice and Introduced Dr. Plato j Enktm of Emory University, the C k r of the day. This univerai y extolled the iifo tnd spirit and spoke o f history that "finance productive industry” if congress adopted the secretary's tax reduction scheme. Charles Do B. Claiborne, presi­ dent of tho league, told the house committee that although business might bo considered in a generally sound condition it was not "what it should be," as a result o f lack o f credit. "Should Reduce Surtaxes.” Presenting the endorsement o f the American Mining Congress o f the Mellon plan, Melt. W. Kriegh declared a reduction in taxes par­ ticularly surtaxes, should be made without delay, "in the interest o f the industries ot tho country.” - A. M.''Loomis, representing tho National Orange, urgod the nro* hlbttlon ,of tax exempt securities and tho repeal of the tax on tele­ phone messages. R. C. Fullbright, o f Hou.iton, Texas, and Charles L. Dunbar o f New Orleans, who snld they spoko i f now taxpayers o f their communitie?, opposed .the recommendation or Secretary Mellon to tax the per­ ron in control T>f community prop­ erty as a substitute for the pres- ent provision permitting this hus­ band and wife ta ils Joint returns cn their incomes., rHid proposed'amendment to the reTonuo laws, they srtf,.was not only Inequitable and unjust, but unconstitutional. U would “ nulli­ fy,” the? declared, the lawa of Texas, Louisiana and half a other states. C. F. Vancleef o f the Chbk sodatkm' o f America, urged o f the 5 per cent tax on auCoi tires, tubes and parta,-whl said wan discriminatory. ; B uilders: L e t U s In su rr Y o u r H ou se THE DAT THE LUMBER IS PLACED ON TH E . . GROUND. W ilson Welding & ■hue, widowed by the lntarneflame. In a silence thnt seem* gto be inspired from the towerK stone a few hundred feet uway, bi sleek sides shining in the glow I an ebbing sun, she arose un­ tidily from her chglr on tho plntirm ami walked ltdwiy to the tetrfc button. , U#£ eyes shone a mo? gleam from the drawn fen* km of a face that has wrinkled irtr the years, still*retaining tiie far that goes w|ih..wr>nicn of ■r kind. Sno hesitated but n moHnt, then her eager fingers press id the button, and tho unveiling ttae. For Mrs. Plane, n charter It h'H Metal W c Can Weld U. jjfaiti. te m r* It’s easy to waste moftiy ANYTHING FROM A BROKEN HEART TQ THE BREAK OF DAY.” Lmeuco l io m C 9*t paint* use Patten's Sun-Proof 1 A L L WORK ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. Wight Bros. Hldg. * LuialtCOM W&mfJV Be sure jnm ' Lead and Zinc. Also Pratt and Lambert Varnisbes DlUIIXJtnoOM 4'4-. 6-1* SOLD BY SANFORD PAINT & WALL PAPER Cfi. JtCOWO PLCOU PLAU Phone PltLST P1XOO.PLAO .......... -■• ■* *' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ —■ '■■y » «. M!|; H. A. HALVERSON, Prop. O winding trails, the length o f a nQe. But on tho steep side, it is Tirtually a perpendicular drop, irith only a small patch of shrubbery icre and thnro to break the idooth surface o f rock.. , ,, The unveiling completed, Bish­ op Benjamin J. Kelley o f the Cath­ olic diocese o f Georgia, delivered a benediction and the ceremony vu done. The mountain itself, a tremend­ ous lump of granite, whoso har­ dened base spreads out to the focmlationn of Atlanta. 20 mile3 awsy, towera in majestic simpli­ city, just u few hundred yards north of the town proper. On its puled side, there are wagon xiads, for in their real tD finish the initial undertaking on the cnliwrsary of the Chitftain's birth they have worked by day and by lifht, latterly under the glare of » Powerful light. , , legend of .Stone-Mountain tells uat years ago an\ Indian orintws. in a romantics'lflight, ran to fitf edge of the precipice nnd Office of It. C. HUNTER & BRO. Architects (llouvr A-10S) A DUTCH COLONIAL HOUSE TH AT IS HOMELIKE A certain homelike quality is found in a well-designed Dutch Colonial house that appeals to most people. This type of house is quiet and dignified. It allows the owner to give his individual taste full sway in furnishing and decorating. The plnn arrangement is compact and economicnl, yet it ia moat complete and gives livable, at­ tractive Interiors. A central stairway serves all rooms in tho most economical mnnncr. The service arrangement of the first iloor is very good. Here the architects have worked out a scheme that will delight the housewife. At one sido o f the kitchen in tho entry with refrigerator iced from the entry, but with its front in the kitchen, to save steps. On the opposite side of the kitclu-n is arranged the pantry and the breakfast alcove. Steps to and from the dining room have been reduced to a minimum. “ built-in ironing -board is provided in the kitchen, » «.i< t, Plenty o f cupboard space Is provided in b6th the kltchdri and fhntry. A toilet room connects with the rear entry, so it ia accessible from the service portion and from the living room. Four bedrooms, two baths and very generous closets nro well laid out on the second floor. The baths are together and are over the first floor toilet room, giving economical plumbing. A servants* room end bath, niul generous storage space uro provided on the third floor. Cost about $12,000. la, and it is this ground that will Saturday feel the trespass o f tire hundreds come in their everlast­ ing reverence. In addition to the veterans of the environs o f Atlanta there are expected to be scores from the south at large. General W. B. HnSdentr.n, commander-in-chief of tho United Confederate Veterans, •node knov/n some time ago that his health would not permit of his leaving hi: Florida home, but in military orders he urged the sur­ vivors tr, all the southern states to ccm e and take putt in the cere­ mony. General Julian II. Thomas will leprcseat the commander-in'.bioC. T’ ur Mrs. Plane, now bent under 'J’» years, whose husband fell in •bo tinder Lee. the unveiling -f' . . C M ------------1—.— Let U s Fill Your Requirements A SK ,TH E MEN FOR WHOM W E'VE DONE WORK FRANK LOSSING „ On Pumping E quipm ent.G asplipe ftiul Electric Auto-, matic units complete. BUILDING CONTRACTOR 595*R Phone We also have complete stock o f Bathtubs, Lavor-. atones, Toilets ami Siqjts. IRRIGATION OUTFITS (iutron IJorglum to Atlantn, and made their plan known to him. Jt wnt suggested that the memorial le enlarged to embrace u pano­ rama of t.o:* ft derate figures. But, for Mrs. I’lrnc, who daea not ex­ pert to see the fiuirbpd nicturc in its entirety, the portrait of Lee will suffice. Sanford, Fla. Temporary Address -Phone 604-W Capital SIOO.OOU.OO (Continued from page 11 hope to get a snccinl rule to pro teat the tax bid against amend | nients when it is brought to tho | floor and admitted it wxr open to i alack in all ita major rate provisjtna. He expressed doubt, how­ ever, that amendments proposing . an excess profits tax or e. bonus j would be considered germane un-, der provisions of a rule still in cf- ’ feet. Representative Garner o f Te ens, author of the Democrat*.' nubr.tituto tax proposal, hnn declared that. I ' ‘ -’W . i ill. >. --------------- - WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE AND WAGE EARNERS ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. W E DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS. SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS T h e O iT ic c t H o f H u h I n s t i t u t i o n a r e u n d e r $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 S u r e t y F. W. PLEDGER, President INCORPORATED B ond Magnolia A v o . J. P . CHAPMAN, -P hone 2 3 1 ------------------------------------------209 PROPER M a n iiR e r A r t e s ia n W e lls P lu m b in g Repair work on engines, pumps and WIRING THE PAINT WE SELI -r*—• spray carts IS THE GREATEST \Vill he in Kent Uuildtnff, Commercial Street after ESSENTIAL February 15 OF THIS ELECTRICAL IT DOES NOT CRACK. ‘’EEL, NOR BLISTER, OR CHALK OFF AGE ^ lull Line of Knlaominr. Varnidhes and Stain* LET US DO YOUR W IRING SOLD ONLY BV SANFORD PAIN T STORE Welak:i Bldg. Phone 303 —__ ______ _ Headquarters for I'roper Elrclricat Appliance* H. MANUS SKLLECK Manager Mill and Cabinet Work Department We make anything that’s made -of wood.' Store and B^nk Fixture*, Special dcaigtu, Desks, etc., Lawn Seta, Porch Swing;-, PcrgolcH, Colonadcx, Hobk Cares, and Cahineta of all descriptions. Stair work in all its branchcj. Breakfast room :cU. Special attcr.tloa given to designing nnd making interior Cabinet Work fc.- due hcmc». If yuu dcaire work artistically beautiful anj urchitcctually correct, see us. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER 810 \V. First Street--------- ----------------------Careful Consideration Given any job, whether HOUSE OF SERVICE, QUALITY, PRICE SOME OF OUR RECENT SAMPLES OF WORK . - . |• W *' ' -j Tick.-t U.otk, llitca ? Tbrr.tro; itaik Fixture:. Sanford Loan. A Saving Co.; Panel Work, Gcu. Speer & Son Store. *ij Matching cut oi town made Firtuice. Our work in guaranteed, i-*75 ‘ gh-* ,. �TH E SA N F O tD B A I tT HERALD, 8 A Daily Herald |__ . ■ ___ M f t f i hr Tka HrraM PifaU w ■ ilant, n a i l * , H Second Class M ailer. Ocf, 1*19. at tlie I’o . to ff lew at . F lorida, under act o f March COMM. ID L DBA*. V ltfP rM U N t M RD BCMU Arena# Phan* 148 S « M C n t * ^ ° * Bl^ * ! u h n I**® •red In City He. Week? % i « 2 5 I* K r 1L NOTICE i All obituary ___ j card* of thank a, reeolutlone _! notice. of entertainments where irse* are made, will be chanted M regular advertising rntee. __ THIS ASSOCIATED PRKR* The Associated 1’reee la eaclua* tm ly entitled to the uae for repub* ,'UcAtlon of nil newa dlepatcltea •eredlted to It or not otherwise (red Ited In thin paper nnd alao the local newa puhfiahed herein. All l«bta of re-puhllcallon of apeclal iapatchra herein are nlno reserved. ,, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1921 B THOUGHT FOR TODAY THE LORD IS MV SHEPHERD: ' ‘ ill not want. Surely goodness ___ mercy ahull follow me all the o f my life; and I will dwell Ut the house o f the LorJ forever. — P u lm 23:1, 0. ------ —o---------May lie Rest In Peace Breathe! thtre a man w ith' soul dead, 1 never to himself hath said: j y trade o f lute In getting bad, r u try another ten*inch ad.” 1 inch there bo go mark him well far him no bank account Khali isw ell: angel watch the golden ntnir welcome home a millionaire, man who never unka fur trude local line or ad displayed area more for rest than worldly gain. •tronngo but gives him pain, lightly, friends, let no rude -sound turb hie solitude profound; let him live In calm repose lUght except by men he owes, When he dies go plant hiri »P, ■naught may break his dream* sleep; •in no clamor may dispel quiet that he loved so well; I that the world may know its on hie grave a tnqss; wreath of And on a stone above: "Here lies A Chump who wouldn't advertise.” * , f! — From Direct Reflections. This is Thrift Week. Make it worth while to you by opening n savings account at a local bank. ----------o— — EUhu Root is reported out of danger after an ''abominable” op•rdUpn. They always arc. ---------o---------Just because u man is cross* eyed; don’t think he can’t see through your proposition .every time to try to pull the wool over his , • T C I * _________ ____ DdLand is cclchruting the open­ ing o f the new Putman Inn, one or Florida’s finest hotels. It will add much to DeLnnd’s prosperity , --------- o---------— JohnMartin snys that he will win flrst place, C'atta second anil Jennings third. Over confidence ■ has lost many it battle. ;, ---------- o — —■ Sanford and Seminole county will have the opportunity to “ tell thO world” about this section. Every citizen should do his share In making this exhibit a success. ■-------- o---------Europe violently criticizes the United States, but this dues not ■top the immigration quotas from being rapidly tilled.— Boston Shoe and Leather Reporter. And so we spend more for chew* ing-gum than for books. Well, well; it's so much easier to exercise the chin than the mind.— Wooster, (Ohio) Daily Record. ------ — o--------The Palm Beach Post is step­ ping to the front rank of Florida journalism. With John Temple Graves on its editorial staff, the Poet comes out with on edition o f more than one hundred pages including an eight page rotograv­ ure all-i’olm Beach section. Cer­ tainly no daily in the state has made greathcr growth during the past few months than the Post. ---------- a— ------- The DeLand News issues n most creditable edition Thursday I n J the “ Volu.iin Development Number." DeLand nnd Volusia county are glowing und the News ably presents the prosperous con­ dition o f that section. Thu edition is a credit to Uic publisher und will result in placing the pussibilites o f Dei-and nnd Volusia county be­ fore tho world in a big wuy. Some o f our contemporaries m m to think Dr. Murphree is not Robert G. Lee Today the South honors the memory o f Robert E l, Lee. Throughout all Dixie men, women and children are paying homage to the South's great soldier, statesman and citizen. And not only the South but every section of America joins in celebrating his birthday. Time was when other sections did not recognize the greatness o f Lee. Just before his one hundredth birthday there was a lot o f adverse criticism in northern papers about Virginia demanding that Lee’s statue with his grey uniform be placed in Statuary Hall at the National Capital, In answering this criticism, John Temple Graves, one of the most gifted writers o f Dixie paid a tribute to Lee which will not be forgotten. The Herald reproduces Mr. Graves’ editorial because it expresses a real tribute to the South’s chieftain. Mr. Graves ascends to this wonderful height and draws this picture o f Lee which was published on his hun­ dredth birthday: This is the day o f memory ard of Lee. It was left to the South to produce the First Amer­ ican, and it is the glory of the South that out o f its pulse and sentiment, out o f its grace and loyalty, out of its creeds and chivalry, there blossomed in its darkest hour o f defeat the foremost figure o f the century, the ideal character life o f the republic’s life. No former foeman fails to concede this judgment now. Soldier and civilian, in martial memory or in civic standard, they all pay tribute to that incomparable blend of character, courage and capacity which has lifted the illustrious mortal to that lustrous immortality in which fame preserves its chosen for the contemplation of all time. It is not so much that Fred Grant, speaking in Col­ lier’s o f his great father’s view o f Lee, should voice the estimate which every Northern soldier of "65,” nnd every Northern editor o f today gives place in columned com­ ment upon this historic anniversary. For yonder in England and wherever the English race is found there boats in stately print the pulse o f lofty eulogy, and from the English Wolsey and the English Gladstone, through the German Bismarck to Russian Witte, there has flowed fast and free the high praise which great men give to a greater man in whom character crowned all genius, and in whose calm and unselfish life the nobility of the man outshone the battles o f the soldier or the states­ man’s loftiest thought. There is no monument in Washington to the great­ est soldier and the loftiest citizen o f our country. There is no portrait of the Great Captain on the walls of that stately cnpitol where hang the painted memories of lesser men. The times have not grown to that<superior height. There be even those o f narrow soul to protest Lee’s pic­ ture there. It is just as well. Lee does not need it. He can wait. For beyond all passing breath of time or prej­ udice his fame is fixed, and history has lighted in the whole world’s mind his image with an everlasting lamp. Lee is the South’s best riches in that his life is gold­ en in example to her growing sons. Happy that people who can lead its youth to this high image—all their own — on which character Is moulded ami all high purpose is inspired. Rich beyond comparison is that son whose par­ ents have pointed loving counsel with the illustration of this high nnd stainless chivalry which appeals to every noble soul. There can be no enduring lapse of Southern manhood, so long as teacher nnd parent lead the ideals of boyhood to the feet o f Robert Lee. Out of the thousand pictures of him which come to us from the chronicle of the Civil Wur, not one is more appealing and inspiring than the last murtial incident which stamped him ns greatest in-defeat. "••",7*" II Oh, youth o f Dixie, you who strive for material pos­ session and whose standards are set too often upon the garish splendor o f success, look you upon Lee at Ap­ pomattox nnd remember that it is not always upon the viytor that posterity turns her gaze, but sometimes to the noble vanquished, nnd that her admiration at the dignity o f the conquered. There are men who saw the great defeated Captain when he came forth from the chamber where he had signed with Grant the articles of Capitulation. This was the soldier’ s sat! Guthscmane, and only great souls can measure the pathos with which Lee’s eyes rested now upon tho Virginia hills in whose defending he had sheathed forever hia brave and stainless sword. With unbroken calm and undimmed dignity the Confederate lender rode down the lane that led to hia headquarters, pnst the lingering remnant of that army which had been the bravest body o f fighting heroes that the century had produced. The news of the surrender had gone abroad nnd they were awaiting, grief-stricken and de­ jected upon the hillsides, when the greatest Captain und the noblest Gentleman of our time, came into sight. Then came the last transcendent incident of the Civil War. There was no thought that he had failed. There was no memory that he was defeated. It was Lee. In an instant they were about him, bare-headed nnd with tenr-strenming faces, thronging around him, kissing his hand, hia boots, bis saddle— weeping softly—wildly cheering him amid their tears, nnd shouting his nnme to the very skies— while he with the kindly words o f a father and a heart that must hnve felt the solace of such devotion in his larger grief, bade them a last farewell and left them weeping like the knights that said good­ bye to Arthur at Pcmlrngon, or like the devoted band that wept for the great Apostle to the Gentiles, weeping most o f all that they sohuld see his face no more. And under this last expression of his people, "with that grand gray head uncovered," Robert Lee simply smote his hands together ns though in some excess of inward agony, mounted his gray horse "Traveler," and rode calmly down— to History. As Brisbane Sees It SOOAOO a Mlaate—Slow. * Mr. Mtlloa’s Pooch. Strangely, We Ole. Fourth Dry Aatlvenery. C op y rig h t. 1113 A MACHINE perfected in Eng-j land takes 300,000 pictures in a minute. The camera, weighing two tons, is used to measure the oower o f shells hitting armor plate, speed of bullets, etc. Marvelous, but old nature smiles at 'our childish efforts. If we real­ ly could use the speed of light to the full extent we might take a photograph 186,000 miles long, running seven nnd a half times •round the world, In ONE SEC­ OND. WE HAVEN'T beguh to use the resources of nature. As Nicola Tesla said to this writer thirty years ago, and as students now know ,there is, bound up in the force that holds molecules, atoms and electrons together, enough power in nn ordinary glass o f wa­ ter to run the machinery of tho United States for a year. MR. MELLON, mild in speech, npponni, as modern slang has it, "to pack n punch." Senator Couzens, who got thirty odd millions in tine lump from Henry Ford for hia stock in tho Ford Company, tells Mr. Mellon that he ia all wrong about taxes and high sur­ taxes don't make any difference. Mr. Mellon replies in substance: “ Your opinion would be more val­ uable If you hadn't invested your entire fortune in tnx-exmpt securi­ ties, which pny no income tax," STRANGELY WE live, even rr.'oro strangely we die. Cnrlyle Harris said, standing beside the Home Owning vs. Renting electric chair, and making a little 1 bow, "I would like to say a few PALM BEACH POST words; I suppose I may be per­ mitted.' ^ Tho Architects' Small House Bu-! house, and tho imlnnco payable He then denied that he had com­ reau o f the United States lay.4 with all interest, in ;8 yours. Hero mitted the crime for which they down n convincing argument for is the way the proposition figured killed him. His denial was false. homo owning. Ho who hus been out, nnd to your profit: YESTERDAY, FRANK SAGE hesitating nnd debating the mat­ Cost of house ........... $5,000.00 was electrocuted in New Jersey ter while issuing rent cheek each Less ensh payment ....... 500.00 fur killing a policeman. He asked month Bhould bo able to come to a $4,500.00 after huving one favor, “ to be allowed to show conclusion hastily studied this analysts: Interest for 18 years nt 0 nerve and walk to the electric Paying rent buys only a privi­ per cent ................ j ....... 4,800,00 chuir without guards." He wnlk- lege. It does not buy a dollar'« Interest on interest pay­ cd t'j the chair unguarded and sat worth o f ownership. The rent ments ........................... 2,524.40 in it praying for forgiveness. First ; yilU pay n landlord includes taxes Add cash payment ........... 500.00 he kissed the three clergymen who insurance, wear nnd tear on his Interest on cash pay­ accompanied him to the death property. In addition you must ment ................................. 540.00 pny him a fnir return on the mon­ room. ey he hns invested in tho house $13,024.40 you rent. You will see that, including ul! IN FRFANCE one murdered, If you are able to save persist­ marching to the guillotine, holding ently. week lifter week, for a num interest, in 18 years you have not ------ , 1only purchased your own home, <r heavy metnl cross In his hands, her o f years, you not only will [ litlt your rfchUiaiifljNntllilH 8.1,000 own, but JJess than it would have cost you suddenly turned, and with the cross have ahome o f your more thun a collection , if y,)U paid for the privilege o f livbrained the priest that walked be­ something o f rent receipts to show for the............................... side him, although his hands were money you hnve paid out for rent. ing in u landlord’s nouse. Mortality tables cay that a man tied together. Since that time the For exnmple, compare a rental 30 years old is expected to live 35 charge over n period of 18 years priest carries the cross as thu mur­ years more. Suppose you nre tho Dr money j nmn, and now paying $00 n month derer walks out of the prison of with the same amount of invested in building a home of |rent. If you continue the rest La Iloquctto. your own. Suppose you havi i f your life, you will jury out $25.$500 cash to put into n $5,000 THE FOURTH anniversary of homo und the balance to be paid, 000 for which you have nothing to show. the eighteenth amendnumt was including the intreest, in 18 year*. On the other hand, suppose you The Renter celebrated in Washington yester­ have SI.0(10 to pay down on Pays $50 per month rent for 18 day. How do you think prohibi­ home, the balance in monthly pay­ years, $10,80.00. Interest nt <1 ments. As soon ns you have com ­ tion has worked thus far? per cent nvernges 9 years $5,833.00 pleted payment on your home, if Its enemies tell you, truly, thut Cost o f 18 years’ rent $ 10,032.00 you will continue to have $5 per Remember that you are still month less the expense on the. bootleg liquor, born o f prohibition, fo r runt. You home, such ns taxes, water, upkeep is the worst ever drunk; it Minds, writing checks don’t own u shingle on the hou*". und insurance, you will have $40 poisons and kills. You are 18 years older with the Friends o f prohibition tell you, possibility that your earning pow- per month to save at compound in­ terest. nt 0 per cent for 24 years. also truly, that fewer people go t o lerJ* You not only will have paid for Suppose, however, you put this jail, the piAir house nnd thu in­ your home but you can leave nr. $500 into the first payment on -i 1 estate of $23,000 in cash. sane asylum, and many more mil­ lions uru deposited in savings bunks than in tho old days. TH E W O R L D ’S FINEST E X A M P L E IT IS for you to choose. Mean­ AMERICAN LEGION WEEKLY while bo sure of this: Nobody will know anything nbout prohibi­ tion for at least sixty years. It I Hate dies quickest ip the soldier, i however tiny n trace o f malice will take that long to prove wheth- [ It is tho ctvilinn population o f fo r-. insolence, the reunion o f north t or and m er en n m ie* who w h i, continue* inn.. to spit, south --enemies cr alcohol is necessary to North­ mer would hnve been immeas­ fire nt euch other longest after' ern races— whether Orientals liuve urably retarded. But to be other war than he wa amounted to little because they hostilities have reared. Every . — -----nas, was not in him. He drink no alcohol or in spite of thu hns proved it, but none better than remains the fines nll....... n» ......... . ...... st example in' the fuct thut they drink no alcohol. our own Civil Wnr. And no one world’s history o f n soldier nnd n WORRY DESTROYS the mind. soldier in history ever proved it gentleman who was far, far nobler Seventy years ago Ireland’s pop­ better thnn the south's first soldier in defeat than ever he could havo ulation was 0,552,385. The num­ —Robert E. I.ee, the anniversary been in victory. The American ber uf insane then numbered 9,980. legion is proud of the privilege Today with a population of only of whose birth falls Jan. 19. No one man— no hundred men— of honoring his birthday, and o f 4,390,000 the lunatics number 28,•137. In proportion to population had the influence in the south recognizing each succeeding a:(there are more than four times as which Lee had. I f ho had been niversary as nn occasion that must many maniucs us there were in thu of ever so slightly different t” ne,1r.rerit the reverence o f nil Ameriif his attitude had been character-i <ans— East, West, North nnd old days. ized by however mild nn aloofness. South. .............. seldom comes to • Jman'a place without an inviU! Uun. Wo tremble at the future lift. And yet we nil think wo will hart frauds in both places. If tho scientists find we really did coirio front njics what are they going to do about it? When your Hhirt Comes back with tho" buttons gone, there’s the rub. AaKEEllBBBKBBBIBaBBBBaaMIMBg Wlint you wilt g l v r for ( 'l i r U t i n o . will <tf|«>n.l In a u n i t m easure u pon whnt yon h a v e Huve-t f o r I’ PHiti n:i. T h e Havers o f 11*23 are r e a d y and w a tt in g , and now M First National Christinas Savings Club \ II x ■ ■ ■ ■ r. u ■ it !s forming for 1924. Renew ; our membership. Start i gain this year and when the Christmas of another year :olis around you will again find yourself splendidly l/ady, And then, think o f the lesson in thrift it has taught you! How each deposit ser­ ved to increase your desire fur financial betterment! NOW IN THE FORMING— JOIN IN! Deposit from 25c to $10 per week. ACyr nr /___________ Interest per Annum.__________fr n a n a a ■ g ■ 5 AC7 ■ s Place your name on the toils again for 1021. Let the toming year exceed that no;/ speeding to the end. Cherish # the thought, "No one need be ■ marked off the Christmas J list." 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Our mechanics are the very best and experi­ enced on ull nukes c f cars. ..You are assured o f Rcttin;' a R a H £ ii M ■ a u H N II M “SERVICE T H A T SATISFIES” a : WASH INI!— STOKINC— ItBPAlltINR Pierson-Rogers Auto Co. \ : ■ a a a H X a MAXWELL-C1IRYSLER—CHALMERS Corner Sanford Avenue’ and Second Street 473-W P H O N E 473-W t if i i t i i t i i x a a a a a a uauB B B aB auaaaa aaMaaBuaBaBBBBBBaBuaaBUMBBBHBBHaaaB ALLOW FOR failure to keep ac­ --------------- o---------------o f presidential size, lie is plenty curate statistics seventy years | big enough if he could be elected. THE DETROIT FREE PRESS which calls itself "Mich­ ago, and the figures are still appall­ Ocala Banner. And there are M Y FAVORITE STORIES plenty o f Florida citizens big igan’s greatest newspaper, is greatly disturbed over Mr. ing. By IRVIN s. conn enough to resize that. I)r. Mur- Bryan’s suggestion o f Dr. A . A . Murphree ns a possible Demo- ' Ami think of the loss in Ireland's WSQBBKBBaHBanBUQBQQBBBEIBSBBBSQBCBBnBBBBBnBBBBBBBB phree has just as much chance o f being elected as any other "fav­ cratic nominee for the presidency. In fact the Free Press I[ f f Ufact "that ‘ Ndand Pt’hlt“ V s t n v As they used to say out West,'board, it suited the fotiner*;s whim orite son” of the south, Mr. Un­ thinks anybody must have a lot o f nerve to presume for one j through emigration millions of moment that a Floridan could ever be president of the United 'young girls that should have been the L eft Wing o.’ Price’s army| to assume that tho ex-Feder derwood not excepted. Federal hog- " ---------o----------tun ----- -* States. As the Free Press puts it "It strains the imagina- j uj ”elanMr* °f ln,lh chilJr‘!n born settled in Nevada after the Civil lord god too great a share o f the road Home Electric I ight and W ater I’lantB Wnr. This Says the Plunt City Courier: Re­ tion beyond all limits to imagine the Democratic party se-' - _h was another way of “ That’s tho last ...................lie ' ' ports from all over the state in­ Home ice Machines und Water Softeners shouted as ««■ he halted n-w-.i hia horse *-------a TIIE HOUSE bill to prevent stating that a considerable ------------- — number!|snuuica dicate that there is a steady tecting a horse so dark that he is absolutely invisible on the Plumbing, Steam nnd Gas Fitting, Well Drilling ............ .. of cx-Confederntes, mainly from squarely across the path of tho permawth in the strength of Frank : political h o rizo n .” If the Detroit Free Press will investigate Orientals front taking up Pumps, (las Enitincx, Electric Motors, Spray Carts, 'Jennings. "It is ..................... the kind of the record of Dr. A. A. Murphree nnd compare it with that nont residence in thu United States Missouri and Arkansas, moved to| (,th«.r “ Vm. “ ought to go through. A suggested those parts in thu hitter’sixties'and! you^i ‘You infernal Blue Belly, growth which counts in the final Irrigation Outfits gone too far with me at result because it is not spasmodic of Mr. Underwood or any other "favorite son” it will find exception in favor of Iiuddhist caily seventies.| . , , i last. Now then, get down out o f ii Sun ford, Fla. nor forced. The people are think­ that Florida has every reason to support Mr. Bryan in plac­ priests is reasonable. We send our Am ong them was a stubby little ^that wagon. I’ni going to give you 'JJ Temporary Address . missionaries convertin' what we ex-cavalrymnn who remained un­ ing eeriousiy, and they are perceiv­ ing Dr. Murphree’s name in nomination. _ M ing that Jennings possesses the are pleased to call “ the heathen" reconstructed. He had nn enor­ the dumdest licking that* ever n n 1033 W. FIRST ST_____________________ TELEPHONE 604-W ---------------- o---------------a sort o f qualities which wear well o f Asia. It would be fair, reason­ mous love for everything Southern man got in his life!" FOUR ROCK-BOTTOMED fundamental business prin­ Without a word, the German' _ ■ in office. able and courteous to let their and, by the same token, » fiery con­ ---------■ ■ K,,,t" " " a 3*=E an B B cac=n B u acB U B iB B B B ----------o - -------ciples arc named by President Wood, of the American Woolen priesto rente here and convert what tempt and hatred for whatever was climbed out. Still without a word ------Editor Sparkman o f the Day Company. The first is the Golden Rule. Another is "keep- they call "American, heathen," if Northern. For the especial object ho laid hands on the little ■■ ■ ----------------=== , „ man' b b i b UBKEbu .,,, they can. tona Journal docs not mince words of hi.i ’ ••’•nth bo >dcko ' - mand ' • —*•■■■«»*••« nun hammered him into a .pulp.jn a>' U uaBaiB>:s3BBKBBBaBBBBBBBailBBBBBBBV maintaining his board, silence,took lie □ Phone -108 — when expressing himself with ref­ inj? your word.” Judge Gary, o f tho Steel Corporation, re­ (lizctrnable reason a largo phleg- ■Then, got imcjj jnto tj,e buck erence to the Nickels case. Here's cently declared in an address that in business "ethics con­ FRANCE, FOLLOWING Mus-Phono 498 B mntlc German wno hau . . . . c - — •i|up the lines und made ready to hia last comment: "About Unto trol." Big business appears to be learning the age-old-Iw- solini’aamJ example, cuts urmcce down sul- private M in the Union forces. 1. ' . i n J cnons orf B some o f our v/cuk-minded friends! arie* nnd chons o ff The Johnny Rob went out o f bis|t3 • * . a thut tuir mul Hijuarc b u sin ess is tfoori business uiul thut lumber from the national pay roll, way to taunt ills neighbor. The Spitting ldood, tho battered irbegan'agitation to saveH Churli?i ■ it is the only kind o f business that can prosper for long. lie expects to save six hundred Brown from electr<iCution. For $2m Germun bore hw gouomgs with reconcilable n t up in the dust and he murdered in cold blood u ilel __________ u million franca in this wnv. How marvelous patience. Poaaibly ho, wagged an advising forefinger at fenselens could be' could not understand all that hlai " ' i* vonueqror. o f Aubrey "• ' “ reasonable enemy said to hint,1 “ Let this lie a lesson to you," he 4 thing the perhaps he did not greatly care.I stated, “ because I give you fair a hia worthless day, on his way to the couli-, warning right now that unless you 3 Household floods, l’ innns. S a f e s . Trunks nnd ljagenge through \ the Southerner, who \v.\s: behave yourself better in future * Transferred Anywhere Any Time newspapers I ruling horseback, met the Germui 1 intend to serve you this way 'd readers.' I’AM ROLL, J Storage g |cod in g toward him on » buck\jagnin every time 1 see you!" SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! 2 Hoolehan-Coleman Company r I Q U I C K SERVICE 1 TRANSFER i s 1 ■ BUBBBBBBBflnBBBBBBBBMBBBMBBBBElQMMHBBBHHnP^^^^ �«£ yrffy • w.•' .* * - , r lr-^* *.V-VlV*?*i^lWP ‘ M ■- - -S* • •: ■t TUB I ■ . . i- DA1LY HERALD, SA1 •v. p ' •• AY, JANUARY 19, 1934 : . .- *’ . i 1 WIVES! HERE’S WOMAN PSYCHOWGY OF MAKING A H O Ta HO! Social Side vention returned yesterday after­ HOLY CROSS CHURCH. Church nervices for the 2ml. Sun­ noon full o f enthusiasm for the o r - , MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W day P. Epiphany, will he: ____________ _____ One __________ ganlzcd class - work. o f his ! New YORK, Jnn. 18—They’re U:i5 a. m. Sunday School In the first sentences was, “ The mistake J{Y,n{jr^ t “ tJUvdirlg1^ m a m 1 " ! High School auditorium. 11:00 a. m. Church Service #n<| we made was in not sending seven seems that burning holes in Air. S. A.-Irwin, o f the Sanford Sermon in the Milane Theatre. : or eight men." Mr. Steele mixed hotel carpets with clgarct ashes, \ ^ G<^ » Co., left Saturday for The music will be o f tho usunl and mingled with organized class nnd putting his shoes in tho bed, i Y.ork *° buy spring goods. splendid character. While there Mr. Irwin will visit his The Rector will be for the Ves , o r k . „ from oil jm m o f .h o Sou.h jS3e?TSfflCL^JSSf^Eta£E.- hS J brothor. per Service at 3:00 p. m. at Christ and Southwest. He has been o n e ,; nilt put nlivinet nlmost n orenter greater bunion Church, Longwood. o f the most active members o f the on hotel m’unngcrs thnn hotel manand -Formal o„ e n t e r t a in s a t lu n c h e o n In nddition to the regular meet­ Big 'Bercan Brothcrhoo<l from the j ORers could bear. srlnE.ibrary /Shower o f new, Mr*- W. M. Scott wa, hostess ings o f the Girls Friendly Societyiiim 1 As usual n woman nns n solu5 to 6 P- m. Saturday, when she entertained at arid Brotherhood o f Sulnt Andrew, doy tho class wns orgnnlzcd. H \ tion sho’s Mrs. Evelyn Barber, —Annual Tee o f SL Agnes luncheon at her home on Onk Ave­ thero will be the monthly meeting attendance upon the. Atlanta coi>-!n widow and pretty, who has the at the home of Mrs. Wll nue. of the Vestry, Sunday night at vention has given him n larger crji- h ob o f doing the interior decoratMcKee on Oak Avenue at Covers wero laid for Mr. nnd 7:30 o’cioclt in the Directors room jportunity portunity o f studying the organiz- i W for tho 20 big hotels o f the Mrs W. M. Scott, Mr. and. Mrs. of tho First National Bank. ; United Hotels Company. ,£-Pino Organ Q ub at tho cd class work. IL L. Hnzrltiiie o f Lob Angeles, nnrin.i nf ; “ Make hotels homelike,'’ she says 'y of Mrs. B. G. Methvln on During the business Cnl., nnd W.- II. iinggs o f Pitts­ CONG R EG AWON AL CII UUClt. l . “and men bcltavo In, them Ji just ___will .... ____ it Street, at 3 o’clock, with burg, Pa. Services at thu Congregational the class tomorrow morning ho ns they do ut home with grnndmn Methvin and Mrs. Marshall begin making a report o f the „ „ , i „ fi folk, Church Vontnrrow will begin with will werte and the reports o f tho c n n .,Hn,, M thu othcr won,on folk5 hoite»*es SOCIAL DEPARTMENT BRIDGE Blbto school at 9:45 «7 m af- ^ 0n Every Z m b e r o f the w-tchln|., , . j,._K athIoen Mallory CirPARTY. u'r whi ch we w,u K0 to the Mcth°H nLnllt,i i,o nr.-ion” i Mr*. Barber wns going about tk. _ «ill meet at 3, at Baiptist Tho members o f the Social Do- odist Church by invitation, for the cln should be | n.. country lecturing to women oi ‘ - husbands ’ * happy ----- ----nt . . ortrrio p u n i i r n thow *to *kceP and part ment of tho Woman’s Club, morning preaching service Social Department AI.L atiuL a U tU K U I. comfortable nt home when she wi preach on will be entertained nt bridge Tucs- which Mr. Rurhans will at 3, with . Mrs. W . A. Tomorrow, the second Hundny .suddenly discovered thnt there was i day sfternoon nt 3 o’clock nt the the subject of “ Mind as a Fnctor rfer as hostess. after Epiphany, services will be „ fnr greater need for keeping Club Houto, with Mrs. W. A. Lef- in Human Life." Ia«—Mrs. E. M. Gnlloway as follows: husbands comfortnblo nnd happy Our Cftfstian Endeavor will ficr ns hostess. entertain the Sanford AsSunday School, an usual, nt 9 when they were nway from honi:\ All those expecting to attend meet nt 0:45 p. m. We specially ation of Business Women at n. m. sharp. i Ko Mrs. Itnrbcr is<tearing out tlie urge our youn-r people to lo pres­ please phono the hostess not later Imw Mnss nt 10:30 n. m. rcsl velvet carpets with the large m. ent. Mrs. Henry Kent will be the than Monday. Sermon: “ The Marriage Feast rose pattern, und the plush-coveroj leader. l iv in g w a t e r s . at Cnnn." {settees with thu curved gilt legs are some hearts like wells, Sa­ No glaring lights for her, no steel Benediction of the Blessed Sagreen mossed ami deep (engravings o f Queen Victoria’s n spec-, crament after Mass. eu-r summer saw; Low Mass all week at B a. m. jubilee or Psycho at tho Bath. engagement o f their daughter, Ir 1 ,.“ l Pd . ^fory n( . eool their water is — yea, In their stead she’s putting in ma Katherine, to Mr. Earl Ruth-1Judith ° f Hethulia which will take j The public is invited to all cool and sweet; church zcrvices. neutral walls and carpets nnd cur­ win Haight, of Orlando. The wed* 13 l,ack niWe times. The pns -1 you must come to draw re at tains. Every room is to huvu nt i t ding will be solemnized in t h c !“ r. w,n havc “ .**.ivng cvnngc lCHRISTIAN SCIENCE ,r hoard not, yet they rest In o—• easy chn<r and n rending I istic mcsRngu that will do you spring.— Orlando Sentinel. Church cervices for Sunday, Jnn. nook where n person cun flop d dow n, | calm content, good. Come out nnd let us pack 20th. 1921: |o., * dialled lump and find an nsh ,nd not unsought will give; 11:,?*> HT 8 TEMPLAR, ATTEN­ the house. Bring your friendk. Subject: “ Life." tray at his elbow. ,y can be quiet with their A welcome to nil. TION! Church service, 11 a. m. Only there are lamps in her | wraith unspent, Members of Taylor CommonSunday. School, 10 u. tn. ' scheme, says Mrs. Barber, for here So self-contained they live. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. dory. No. 28, Knights Templar nro Woman's Club building, Oak is what colons fan do to tho travelRuntlay School 9:20 a. m. requested to meet nt tho Asylum A venue. man: there are some Hko springs, Morning worship and sermon at 10:30 a. m., Sunday, Jnn. 20, All are welcome. ! Red irritates him. Doctors that bubbling burst, __ purpose o_f _______ „ 11 a. m. Subject, A Memorable for the attending have demonstrated that n man j Ifo follow dusty ways, church service nt tho First Bnp- Hour and One Absent, Tnylor Commnndery, Knights will go mnd if he is surrounded by run with offered cup to quench SOFT TANSXStM BLUE. Will Civl list Churih. Visiting Sir Knights The Kr.ights-TeninlarHi, and the Templar nnd the Sanford Chapter, red carpets, red walls nnd red keo maitAits a mam his thirst, and carrs Par** HiMMlLAMCMOlV ANO WILL O^IVE are cordially invited to attend with members of the Order of DcMolay Order o f DcMoiay will attend the hangings all the time. Hart a iv r ».|M MAO [Where the tired traveler strays; The fashionable tunic blouses will be Inc guests u. honor at the services nt the First Baptist i “ Blue has |ms to be toned d ow n it never ask the meadows if nro growing longer nnd longer. us. By order of the Eminent Com­ morning hour. church tomorrow morning ... „ in a "grayed, ns it’s called, else it’s they want Baptist Young People’s Unions body. All members of these two depressing, Consider ’blue" Mun­ to go out nnd double up on liis Very new models show just a mander. "S oft tana, grays and greons s ft jg j [What is their ju y t w g iv o ;— 0:20.' JNO. D. JINKINS, Recorder. organizations arei urgently request- day. the ‘blues," blue with cold, etc. i (ir,tor., Hut at ni the sumo time it ' the things. Send a harassed and ,,, few inches of underslip below liked, their lives to other life Evening worship and sermon ed by their lende ders to be nt th e 1 "Yellow is cheerful nnd hits even m. .. j.'i.,, ......... Ids desire for sleep discouraged drummer into n softly.mi c they grant, the tunic’s hem. True, a good 7:30. Subject of prelude: Miche­ Masonic Templo not later than been known to inspire n salesman, FLOWER SHOW PLANNED. j , 1 |So self-bestowed they live. bit of the under-dress may be nnd give hint n bad case of Insum- tinted room r.nd he il forget hi* WINTER PARK. Jnn. 19— The langelo, the Sixteenth Century 10:30 tomorrow morning. Winter Purk Garden club Is tank­ Ppintcr and Sculptor. troubles and sleep like a baby.” UP.. one is like the ocean, deep seen from the sides in those Subject of evening serrr.’jn, If ing progress in its plans for the "I rometimes wonder whether or Special Sunday models that havc open seams, Flower Show to be held March 13. Christ Should Come to Sanford. nnd wide, , . . „ not your Development Board could herein all wutors full; but 'that is just a better op­ Arrangements for tho event form ­ Mould He Be Welcomed Into O ur|nut accomplish, by pictures o f pos- Chicken Dinner. Lu it girdles the broad earth, and ed the main discussion nt tho t 1tomes T |tnl f„| Pnr,| portunity to contrast harmon­ card Hire size shnwintr showing scenes in in Ihn the draws the tide, club’s meeting held Wednesday af- j Prayer meeting and Bible study Everglades—both improved and Beth’s Cafeteria. iously colored materials. |F«ding and bearing nil; trrnnon nt Hooker Memorial. An­ Wednesday evening 7:3t». natural—education through the e y e 1 it broods the mists, that sends Ucprcsens llereatiN. other subject given attention was | thnt might be missed in your printthe clouds abroad. that o f "Tree Planting." A loc- i L. Burke Steele who liar, spent ed page. For instance, you or, I |Thst takes, again to give;— SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE turn on “ Rose Culture” featured |three days o f this week in Atlanta might have missed an article print­ TM LOOKS u? WONDER 1 AGE tn the great and loving heart nttending the Organized (Muss Con- ed in the Post, but we i-uulid j The lovely home of Mrs. F. E. a meeting of the club Tuesday. of God, Ftoumillnt, on Palmetto Avenue, not miss the illustration. |Whcreby all love doth live. ‘♦Whenever l can bo o f service was the scene of a very pretty — Caroline Spencer. to you iiml your good work, com­ party Friday nftcrn'oon, when Mrs. mand me.” B. L. Carter was a business vis- Roumlllut and Sirs. Charles Britt EXCESS PERSPIRATION br in Hanford Friday from the gnvo a benefit bridge party, the '' 1 Sunbeam School. Cleveland,, OILY SKIN—iiDOR OF PERSPIRATION ity Beautiful. where 1C8 crippled children nro in­ proceeds to bo added to the K. of DLACXHEADS—ENLARGED FORES structed, is now housed in n now (Mr. anil Mrs. John Rock o f Wn- C. Hnll fund. There were sixteen one-story building vA'iich cost RED NOSE-FRECKLES rU), Iowa, arrived in Sanford tables of players. if 170.000. Tbit; school cares for W ill K tip Yoor Skin Fruit Looking ty for u brief sojourn. crippled children until their p h y si-' Baskets of frangrant red roses ‘•ALv<>qtMp'v,u<'pmU.Uicm,tu tnkui |Mi». O .lL J flr i^ il^ o f CjiuttotjV,4 v/eccxuscd in dvcoraUng 4be«vari^. llunr proper places in the regular HAIL,t,V^STODAY,WWffiSgT oils ?boms \Krhl?i the! carilMaRleV' tin the city Saturday, combining schools, tine<3 and pleasure. were placed. Potted pnlmg were also used to advantage. |Dr. G. S. Selmnn, who was c a ll-, Scores were kept on hand-paint­ " to Douglnsville, Ga., on account ed tallies nnd when scores were the death o f his niece, has re- counted nfter a number of spirited ned. games of bridge, the prize for high score, a basket of red roses, whs [Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Holt, o f Man- awarded Mrs. M. S. Wiggins. Sec­ lie, \Vyo„ who are spending the ond prize, a trump indicator, was |nter in Florida, arrived in Snn- won by Mrs. Percy Mero. High ' Friday for a short stay. cut prize, nn aluminum dish, went 2 DAYS COM. ta Mrs. G. D. Hart. Mrs. Jnmcs |The many friends of littlo Louise Ridge won the low cut prize, n MONDAY NIGHT J A N . 2 1 don will be glad to learn that work basket. The consolation is improving nfter nn opera- prize, n box of stationery, was NIGHTS nt 8:3(1— TUESDAY M A T IN E E nt 3 1, Wednesday, at Fernald- presented Mrs. John Smith. PRICES— Mulin'?: TiPc, 73c, $I.U0 paghtun Hospital. Refreshments consisting of sev­ Night: 50c. 75c, $1.00, SI.50 Plus Tax eral kinds o f sandwiches anil cof­ [Hirry ' Ilritt of Connellsvillc, fee were served at the conclusion Ccmjuiny Orchestra of Noted Soloists. F. is spending antno time here o f the card game. The hostesses Ith his brother and wife, Mr. and were assisted in solving by Mrs. Irs. Charles L. Britt, at their A. U. Wallace, Mrs. Andrew Ma­ km* on I’almetto Avenue. honey, nnd Mrs. Alice Peters. The nffnir was a decided suc­ [Mils Gladys Binswangcr o f At- cess both from a financial and so­ ota, Go., arrived in tiqnford Fri­ cial standpoint nnd a net sum was J E S S E L. L A S K Y p r e j e n t j ll afternoon and Is ^ne attrac- realized. f* guest of Miss Rubu Williams her home on Park Avenue. ENTERTAINS AT TEA. Mrs. A. H. Moses entertained |Mr. nnd Mrs. R. R. St. Clair nnd most delightfully Thursday after­ G. Simmon* of . SictaartsviUo, noon nt tea at her home on Mag­ were among the./arrivals in nolia Avenue, honoring Mrs. Hofford Fridny, and are nt the man of North Carolinu, and Mrs. tb i* ontezumn for an indefinite stay. Lywell of New York. The large living and dining ri'itN FROM D. A. R. CON- rooms were ablo'om with quanti­ ties of pink roses und sweet peas. FERENCE. IMrs. A. M. DeForrest, Mrs. A. The elegantly appointed ten table Rossitcr. Mrs. F. F. Dutton, was laid with a handsome Maderta It. S. Keelor, Mrs. W. E. Wnt- cloth nnd centered with a silver ^ LIPT 4 W A Y " '« ai»l Mrs. John Lconardi, re- basket tilled with radiance roses Frntii Friday from Ft. Pierce and sweet peas. At intervals were I®/*-* >hey attended the D. A. It. silver compotes holding salted nuts and mints, nnd nt either side PMerence. '3 ) were silver candlesticks, with pink Senor/o b it Ja c k Cunningham D ire c te d by dames Cruze (y s . y r ILVEIt TEA GIVEN BY N. I)E unshaded tapers. Favors of dainty boxes of bon bans ties! with wide V. HOWARD. U. I). C. lOne of^ the most delightful satin ribbon and topped with rose­ rents of Friday was the silver tea buds wero given each guest. Mrs. Moses guests were. Mrs. Iren by the N. de V. Howard Hofman and Mrs. Lywell. honP*pter, U. D. C. at the home of F2* ” • J. Holly on Park Avenue. oTces, Mrs. F. F. Dutton. Mrs. Sum 1The spacious rooms wore opened Yountz, Mrs. Harry B. Lewis, Mr*. y «uite and effectively decorated C. E. Henry, and Mrs. r rt*d run American and Confederate Walsmn. Ti'«, c h L p i t K i t nvertrunx Werd thiy u p . Nt* and baskets of red nnd white LUNCHEON HONORING MRS. and sweet peas. Thii gigantic picture under nu circums KELLY’ . ncctions, real or fancied, so they The pretty tea table was coverS o u t h e r n A r i s t o c r a t Mrs. I). A. Kelly, who leaves with an elaborate cloth and in can’t imagine why Mr. Johns shown fur any ether admission price at any Shatters F am ily T r a ­ P* center was u low cut glass soon for California, where she will Leers his noblo secret dark. in Sanford or vicinity for the i.eason 1921. «et tilled with red and white make her future home, was the ditions b y T a k in g “ It's bzcauso your family horrorre . Thursday, »Mt peas. A t intervals (were thnrming deern't count after you get out to Stage Mtal nappies holding mints and when Mrs. Tom William* enter­ tained nt luncheon at her home on rustling for yourself,” tho singer iTesiiiing at the tea and protosted, roally 'embarrassed. Mire service were Airs. L. G. Oal: Avenue. Covers were laid for New Y’ ork City.—An F. F. V. (huigfellow and Mrs. P. M. El- nine. “ My job is so fascinating that it Pink nnd white sweet peas and —nnd lie never even told his Sflvzs mo no time to think about Kefreshnients wero served by roses, combined with greenery t r :" i agent about it! things like ancestors that arc all wore used in decorating .the vari­ T*01 Mildred Holly, Olive NewTin.!’* why Brondway simply in the past. ous room.!. #, ... and LeClaire Jones, The luncheon table was lain cur.’t understand Brooke Johns, “ Look nt my hit song, *Tako uring the evening nn interestThoso Lips Away.* I’ve been Jj*_Pr°jfrum was rendered. Judge with a lovely lace cloth, the con- rroJua!'.* of Georgetown UnivcrUty ami *olout in the Ziegfeld LIL s '*• Sharon made a beautiful ter being graced with a looking for several yaars for a on the "L ife o f U e ." Miss bowl of pink sweet peas. Mark­ I'Ali. ? t!;is ycr.r. It came out by rang idea like thiit A sort of jafl.red Simmons gave a number ing the places were dainty ranis tin* other day that tho superlative degree of nil the sen­ fastened to bouquets of sweet peas. ■Pwno solos. Mrs. J. W. Barnes gx'd-l okirg. modest young feltimental syncopation ot tho past. i •"ted the guests with a group At 1 o'clock a six course luncheon ‘ * a sort of matinco idol It is ty my fricndi, Joo Mc­ ‘ ladings. war. served. . „ . low, vr.j After luncheon tho guests soent ztovnl town, com** of the bluest Carthy and Harry Tie-noy, and -,,lss Agnes Persons o f Orlando, of Vlr^.tsLt blood :.r,d numbers govResident of tho U. D. C.. the afternoon sewing on bits I’m having tho timo of my life . i ea most instructive talk, includ- fancy work. rtr.ar . Jtnaton, crchbishop* and putting it over. with Mr*. Kelly was oresenteil the recent canvcnr.!t cf Lrivtocrata or.:org bis “ It’s what vou really m.« that u large bonquet of pink roses. r v n J'uahlngton. She also told Mrs. Williams’ guests were Mrs. counts in this icind ot an activity. * “ tone M'.iuntain monument, My ancestors can’t help, so why '] ra yir!* who ndc'*’ Mr .i lho imnrossivo ceremony to D. A. Kelly, honoree. Mrs. J. u. Place Saturday, . I’niker, M r* W. I Vl K h l". OCtiu f to lug them out before th* fetd’s ytcdgcHzh nuve ulwavs t •le affair was nioit enjoyable W. Snencer, Mrs. I ira.l« a pS.si c t Uicic family cca and Mrs. C. P. poNSfcSV, ■’ FOLLOW THE TR A IL TO T H E M ILAN E THEATRE *n.V? w“ y and a goodly sum \V. S. Thornton, Herndon. “Button, Button” OPPORTUNITY NOSESHINE Fss SHIMV NOSE Real F. F. V.. . \\The Ziegfeld Follies \A KNOCKS A T EVERY MAN’S DOOR EVERY DAY IN THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS OF THE S a n fo r d H erald MILANE THEATRE is Great American P ic t u r e At L ast / Adapted Prom EMEBJON HOUGH'S GREAT STORY ( f( 0 ? THE WINNING OF THE WEJT }jX S LOVE - THRILLS - ADVENTURE- ROMANCE OF ---------- Indian surprises and massacres --------- \ [ itery wheel turn end everif hoof beet o f the wagon trains' resounds the love thet conQuered death end the fdiLh and honor that iyrjn an empire m&mm , ■■ ■■, ■______________________ H i M B M i i i i i /JS �i « ■l’ Tl~'■ ' By CONDO BVERT TRUE— O f Sports r ORANGE FESTIVAL ' ’ t * Jj * A C R COACHES)French Committee SANFORD D IV IS IO N ®ev,8es Schedule IS DEFEATED BY At Olympic Games i -? Winter Haven, Fla. January 22-23-24 THEEliSTIS iJRISDICnDN POLK COUNTY Hr T ie tSM rhlrt f i r w l PARIS, Jan. 19.—Competitions (By "Scotchy” McCalley.) YORK, Jan. 19—Tho As- In the Eighth Olympic Games in The Sanford High School girls’ itlon o f College Track Coaches Paris this year will occupy tho part o f May, Juno and America will be divided Into greater basketball loam played the EuJtta te* section*, one fo r the cast, July, according. to the revised g irls’ te/un on the High School schedule just published by the for the middle west and one court In Eustis Inst night and were the Pacific coast, i f plans now French Olympic committee; Beginning in May with the Ilug- barely defeated by a 15 to 1It considered aro approved, nc JTnjr to Harry L. Hillman, of liy and Association football trials, score. The game was n fust one, | ttnouth, secretary o f the asso- the eulminnting point o f the Olym­ despite the fact that the court was pics will come with the great ath­ wet and thi;i of course made nc*ktion. curate playing impossible for clth association, organized five letic week, July 5 to Uk The gir'-i’ team was , A Ufter A I T the M I L ' I^.inclusion jd llb lH a iU d M o fl the win- lerl team. I t 'i l I l U l i l t : local »u t*u | (ll l tw a m go for thtf purpose o f imgenernl athletic conditions tor sports at, Chamonix Feb. fi. the also weak cm the forward positions. | will There was a large crowd to wit noun ,'makng suggestions to the nev* next Olympic competition Intercollegiate athletic bodies, come witli Rugby football, from the gam* land a gnod'tdzed cheering has 45 active members nnd May .1 to May 19 pad With soccer aqund from Dm Celery City was honorary member, William football frnn Mny 15 to June 9. present. Tho Kustis utudent body EfPooch” Donovan, form er Harvard These matches will take place In was alio there with the goods ' i * ck coach who now confines his the new Colombo* Stadium for the when it came to making nr,iso, _Jes to training tho Harvard semi-finals nnd finals, tho elimina­ . On the Euotis team tho outstand­ tion trials having been held nt ing nluf wun rigfit forward Ashfootball and baseball teams. ch section o f tho country *» Pershing Stadium, the Vclodttome n.oro.w ho made all o f their lb sented in its membership and Parc dcs Princeo, the Hulfalo and points nnd who played championship basketball. The guards Mnckproposed division o f the or­ Uergeyre Stadiums. Then will come the ceremonial lin mid Hawkins were not far boation is suggested as a aits o f dealing with questions opening of the games, which will bind end their running center Mc­ cting particular areas The bo preceded by*,n festival com­ Dowell was n fust player. M»ss .Spencer of the local team >nt body would contnuo to lie memorating the 30th anniversary of the resumption of tho Ulyni- was the outstanding star of the i national organization. irosent officers arai P ro s!-1 paid. Thu will he cclo- * K«n»c aryl although i .m played the j i c he present ara; Presi>pnni. inu festival t l, Thomas F. Kenlie, HyFdcusc; j hinted June !33. Two cc rcmonles. gam e with q sprained wrist, rhp tetnry and Treasurer, Harry i,;; I,, i ore in the Notre Dame Cathedral tought gamely nnd to her is largely Dartmouth; Board u f i In IliD morning and tin* other in duo the fine rcore the locals made. The JJMssun Marlin mid Knnner crnorc, John F, Moakh-y, Gor- .the evening at the fhifhonno, wilt ilk Waiter Chrintio, California; he the main features of the day. at jumping and running centers re­ ne Fitzpatriek, Princeton; l-iw - The following day n gala perform­ spectively played a ajellnr game ami Misses Carrawny and Synte.i Tob.crtson, Pennsylvnnin; John ance will he given at the Opera. The delegates from the Fcdern- at guards allowed n line. jfe, Itowduin, and John Ryder, Mi. i Konlaw wlio started the tionc, o f Sports and Athletics rtpJti College. U i c association lost one o f its resented at l tie games, after hav­ gam e at left forward with a badly barter members in the death of ing been officially received by injured knee, was forced to leave Johnnie Mnck, the Into Yale coach. President Millernnd at the Elysre l *UJ k’ame at the end o f the first on July 3, will he the guests of ''"a fter. Mis:: Lymes Injured her the French Olympic committee nt ankle in n fall ami was substituted Miss Zachary ubtfut tho middle l l in s o t e s a hanonet. o nvtnrl- in tbn nfirr ' °bvf 'ho Many secondary nehoob are oxquarter.|| Miss ,, l mally, at .. oclock in the a.ter-. ,m j jthird pj Mi Zachary Echols upwaard to include one or nnnn " " ° l Jr n, . h? ■ . v i S i a f u M mi . ' K.“ u w i . - ,.i v.hat ia called college in <ay of the ofti- ini opening of the games will take place nt the ed up real well and taken a ; n jv.ork, saya L. E .Blauch in the Dcwliolo the girl , played n fine game I |1U]1)|M,r 0f School Life, Cofonibcs Stadium. against overwhelming odds. n ,,. . . . t i ---------Their coach. Mies Mahoney, h Frequently this is done under tho WINTEP. PARK. Jan. 19— In well pleased with their perform-1 direct encouragement and advice kce( ling with the Council rulings W ilkin s in Training unco and suya that riio Ik perfectly i of tho State university, and Some on athletic standards which wore adopted Jan. 10, the faculty council to Fight With Gibbons satisfied with the outcome of 'ho states have enacted legislation game. The girls have been hand- j , , , voted to discontinue haul.cthuli for MIAMI. Jan. 19-Chuck Wig- ieupprd in tlicir practices during Mchmtcly to encourage and impthe|Bfnsoh of 1933-4. This action advanced secondary wna taken primarily because of the glna has urrivcfi liere from biu the part Week Lv tile condition of pert such lovtf scholastic ratings which many home at Imiianiiimlia nnd iu now in the clay court duo to the raiuy work. o f the playcrn were found t*> have. training fur hi t bout otr Jan. 31, Weather and it i* predicted that au As n basin for a constructive JnsILlnrue upon pa. dug a prescrib­ with Tommy Gjltbons. Ilo i:; ac- soon as .everything gets back to ed number of claca hour; work will rooipanied by J. II. Druly of Clii- normal the g i.is will defeat any­ course in music appreciation, be Uhe primary ronsiderution in cago, lii.i manager, and Kig Hurt. thing in thin district. Ohio's State department o f educa­ determining the eligibility o f any Gibhoim is erpected within a few The line up i.t as follows: dnya, nml probably will bring with •'Poncrr participation in athletics. It. F. Ashmore tion i *. promoting a second annual Holdar milaic memory contest for ele­ For the present reason, this nr- him bin brother, Mike, ns a ..par- Ki-nlmv L F. 1 , tioft will naturally cause sonic om- ring partner, in addition to hi*: Martin Ayres mentary ami high schools. J. 0. "^* bnrrassnicnt in that the ( ’allege manager, Eddie Knna. McDowell Kanner It. C. will not he able to contend with C an away L. G. Mncklin nemo of their worthy rivals, lint Hawkins Cooper, Timekeeper, Garrison. Syincn it. Yoiinj? Striblin”; to Substitution:;: Ei'hols for Kcn■- It U believed that it is far belter Time o f quarters: ill:"; 10:7. to sustain this temporary situation scored: Ashmore, - - • * Symcs. ..............*Points “ ****•• ■•'».*'■■■. mm » * »"M M | ir| V , I15; i# | Meet Buck on Feb. ^ latv;W Zachary for ami to dqyatoiL q round haunt for GlVyiinJ ';, ijyfrn r, .Gady- Umpire, lS pon rer,-ll; Ju.dud^r-3.---------------•rhAttKfmNYtWlE- : ■Jntf’ysttJh pr . . ./***’ ;* • ** * * ” *• * mi •*»«** *ti • i J/ -ill » V. fill ir e YtMHlet inmttl.wtltft'-iirthi f Strudiug has matched j; then to sucrifiee the true spirit of buong against Soldier IJilrk fur fils initial 1 collegiate athletics for the mere appearance in a .Jacksonville ring temporary enjoyment of competing on Feb. 1. Striiding ha., viaitc-i in contests. Furthermore, it appears to b- thi; city many limes and h ie pm more consistent to carry on one or <m several exhibition bouts here, twq major sports, and to do this in hut the Fell. I contest will he his V ie o re l a y i n g b e l t e r a r u l b o R e r — the, best muliner, rattier than to first fight here. This will lie tin* first fight here sacrifice tho well-being and aca­ demic standing o f a nmull group of since Jan. 3, the promotern having mch upon whom the bunion of agreed to suspend their activities c o m in g on several groups o f rna- during the revival meeting being for. sports ultimately fall, in the held here by Gypsy Smith, the smaller colleges. This situation evangelist. only tends to bring mi complicated •IV-AI.M GAMES AT MIAMI ana often scrioua situation i in or .MIAMI, Jan. It* - Jnl-Alai games dilcn c ij that a goon good showing la* snowing mny In ha ItmJ and It 1h believed that it in far will be inauguiuted here un Jan, be bcttiS* to do onu thing well, ami to 90. it. is nimnunrcd by the )irumo:, ca carry nil but one or two Iritci'-Cut- era o f the I'cliem * to liring this leginte activities wliieli are in tho famous Spanish pastime to lids reddy access of tho smaller cob city. I’ layers are expected to ar­ lerj . rather than to attempt to rive curly next week. The games emulate Die larger Institutions anil will he played caeh night at K o’ ­ in so doing create a condition which clock. is l>ound to ultimateiy destroy the truo “ college spirit” in athletic re. hit ion.ships. I ------------------------ — IMcQUII./.AN « DANCES. T AGAINST G A M E BASKETBALL L Monday, January 28th^-815 JOSEF LHEVINNE, ftostfon Pianist In the Heart of tho Scenic . Highlands— The City of a Hundred Lakes MARGARET D’ALVA R EZ, Spanish ContnUU Jo i n t r e c i t a l , ■' « - ’ till . ‘a 2k\ - Tw o W onderful Artists PRICES— $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 Plus Tax. •- Mail Orders to Auditorium, Daytona Beach, FIs., or Phene 939. (TICKETS ON SALE JANUARY 21ST) t • : AN APPROVED LOCK IIEI.PB An approved lock on your car will help lower the cost o f your automobile insurance. This agency always takes pains to nee that its clients receive such information. The Underwriters KILLS theW E E D S M U L C H E S 5DIL IN UNE OPERATION Laboratories ore maintained by insurance companies to sec that first class devices arc given the recognition that they deserve. U lk f •: otbrr BAHHatJte Make a memo now to Telephone ntoUnvnL wUmSl. MAKE A MEMO NOW TO TELEPHONE fl a . «>& & ?% ! m- GAINESVILLE, Jan. 19— The University o f Florida buaeball tenm will be captained tills year hy Howard Bracken, nine o f the letter men of last Deacon voting him into the position. Twenty-five candidates arc conditioning them­ selves in preparation for meeting several major league tenma iu exhi­ bition games hero in the early .spring. Urt. DMk IlS M l r i w ^ , A. P. CONNELLY :: & SONS : .a,n , i t EA&SEX MFC. Ca, Bm B*«UCtr. IkW. 101-8 Magnolia Avenue .Sanford, ---------— Florida HELP W A N T E D r*i IlSM. HELP W A N TE D ,i D a y B ^ D a y I n L v ie r y W a jf I Could Hens but speak. TfiatswRattftey’d say; If fed eaeft day rJftefiedCOmbvay; Red Comb feeds } not orilyAu^W e^Sj WORSE THAN PAIN -) ( lfie7jRro<///eeffiera- S B e jm ia n o le DELANO, Jan. 19—11, It. M e. QiifllAn. couch o f the t.akelii'id high- school athletic teams for the last two years, him accepted term t to income ilirector o f athletic;; at St fit son University, according to information received lie re. it.- wil' resign his position at Lakeland u tho end of the Juno term o f school it iji understood. “friin Czech language lum been established as the state language o f Czechoslovakia, and n» such' must lie taught in all secondary celyiols and all training colleges for teachers throughout tho Re­ public," nays Kmunuel V. l.ippcrl in the Dec einher number of School l ift1, published by the United Status*Bureau o f Edmution l.angirifrt i of the minority peoples in the country may in* taught either na required or as elective subjects. REALIZING A N IDEAL Louisiana Lady Hays'She Has WIIOLKSALE ANI) HKTAIL FEED “ Never Found Anything Hel­ Elm Avenue ant) Commercial S ir e d ---------------------IMpine 9J ler Than Cnrdtii for a UnitDuv.n rnmlilion’’ Morgan City, i,a.— “ It would lie hnru for me tu lull Imw much lent lit I have derived from tin* use of Cardui,” said Mrs. I. G. Ilowiffuu, of 1319 Front Street thin city. "1 whs xo run-down in health 1 could hardly go. I win thin. I had no appetite. Could r .it rest or sleep well. 1 was so weak, and so very nervous, I was no pleasure ■ to myself. ” 1 suffered some pain, hut the worst of my trouble wnt. from he ing m i weak and easy to get tired ami out of heart. “ This nervous condition was S p | worse than pain. “ Koine one told me o f Cardui, and L decided to use it. “ After using a few hot lies, I icgnincd my strength. 1 wasn’t • nervous, and began to eat nnd hep, bud grew stronger nnd was soon well. “ 1 have never found anything better for a run-down conditfin.’ ’ \ Cow can give milk to her fullest capacity onlj If you suffer ns this Louisiana, lady did, you. ton, should find Car­ when fed the right proportion or balance of milk dui helpful for your troubles. making materials. Milk is made up of Protein Get n buttle of Cardui, today. X T -H I. Carbohydrates, Fat, Minerals and Water, in pro- ers answer when you call them through the classi­ fied columns of the Herald. H o ld B a c k an ythin g needed Here, and it shows Many have made it poatlhle to acquire n home of their own— the realization ; of an ideal. The Herald Wont Ads I have a detil to do witli bringing about, home own­ portions that, practically speaking, ership, for they point to op' |M>rtunitica in buying, sell­ S u n d a y :an>t be varied. Instead of m aking Special ing, exchanging. I ' .inperfcct m ilk, a poorly fed co w Chicken Dinner. Kite what . the Herald J »ivcs less m ilk. Wants havo to offer in aid­ Beth’s Cafeteria. ing you in having your dreams fur a home tome true. SHEET MUSIC Keening in touch with ind y o u r cotvs w ill get all the the Herald Wants means "U'At.TZ mi: t o s m : i : p“ C, •■fft'NKlST ll< IS K" (Protein n n d C a lciu m needed to keeping in touch with real­ "LONUI.V IIAW A ir ty opportunities. I •IPISK IHUIAMN, ' balance y o u r Carbohydrate rough-I’M CAl.I.INU.KOtr • • Just turn to the Herald jness. Want Ads now and see how 25 Cents many such offers are listed \U we adc is that you eivc Putina Cow there and, perhaps, the ihow a trial and let your 'milk scales show very one you ore looking ■ou why you should keep on feedtni; it. for will catch your eye. Feed Purina Cow Chow F. P. HINES PHONE 148 C o . How quickly work­ 105 Palmetto Avenue 111.1 Sanfurd Avenue Phono -181-J Phone 181 The Right Sort o f People Respond whether you need a salesman or a stenographer, a boy or a bricklayer, a seamstress or a shipping clerk — just phone the classified department o f the Herald. In a few hours your “ Help Wanted” message will be printed and read b y thousands 'o f competent workers. The prompt, and satisfactory response to Help Wanted Advertisements In the Heraid reduces your employment problems to the vanishing p ci„t. pel the right sort of people when you You ALW AYS U se th e C la ssifie d C olu m n s o f the H e rald �- ? —nip . “ T H E R E ’ S A T IM E F O R A L L T H I N G S ’ .BUT NOW IS THE TIME TO USE HERALD WANT ADS iant AD RATES FOR SALE MISCELLANEOU S REAL ESTATE m e SALE ROOMS FOR R E N T R M fE H u n M iu a n n m a M r a a n a iB a a B a H B u a g B m B a H LOST A N D FOU N D Classified Advertising is BUILDING MATERIAL ARE VOU loving an opportunity to sell your property by not ualng ARE YOU— Looking for a good Plant . now located in the We- FOR SALE—Bijf Bargain Fiveroom. If you don’t find one Bat­ the Herald want A 03. The coat. MIRACLE Concrete < taka Building. Let Ua estimate on! Hoorn Bungalow, four lota San* ed in this column, insert a small U small, the result! great. Herald; cement work, aldowl phoned ad*., wiU be reeciv:*! your job wotk. Phone 148. |ford Heights. Price $3600.00; wane ad and you will receive the Wants will work for you quickly. ing Meeks, irrigation fa patron* and collector sent USUAL FORMS of airkindsT S ? lcrm*- E- F. Lane. TwwBleger. Prop, ___ beat Hating* In the city. LOST— Black and while setter. * Lumber and* Building tcly lo t payment • sale, at the Herald office. FOR SALE—0 acres o f Lake FOR RENT— Nice front bed*room Finder return to Frank C. WoodFOR RENT signs for sale at th« I _ Front property. E. F. Lane. v-iU;. uQinMr company __________ l i t a liar 117. Laurel Ave. j ruff, Jr., at store._____ ____ Herald office. * *--------“ I FOR SALE— Business block o n . N ._ laurel S t __ Phone 560. _________ .......He a line ___..„■■■*» a Ltir S A D S A 'd E lo r ' sale ^Furio p»rk FOR RENT—Two offices, ground!LOST — Large black wirdrobcj HILL LUMBER CO. on * lrBt Street. E. L. Lane. He floor New Bishop Building, 209 j suit case markcd'F. R. F. L ost1 Service. (Quality r d It is the regular way through which to secure ------------------------ 4' ■ “ ■* sausage smoked with oaw wood, FOR SALE—Six aero celery“ farm Magnolia Ave. Suitable for rea l;on road between Daytona and Ur-, Phono 135. * on brick road. E. L. Lane. rate for black face. type. 35c. lb., postpaid. No order ac­ help for the office or home— putting you in communi-, estate or insurance^ Wilt Tent Iange City. Reward o f $25 if decepted Joe less than 3 lbs. Satis, FOR SALE—A beautiful orange rates fo r consecutive reasonable. Apply Sanford Loan livered to F. R. Francke, 250 Cen- — cation with the various people who may think them­ faction guarnatccd. Mrs. Enoch grove with good income. E. F. ns. Count *5* words to Sawyer, Tifton, Ga., R. D. F. No. Line. tral Nat. Bank Bldg., ML Peters­ and ^Saving* _Cm_______ selves fitted to do your vork, and thus permitting you burg, Fla.______________________ _ | Une, Minimum charge of 6, ■ FOR RENT—3-room unfurnish­ FOR SALE—Farm and timber to make your decision and selection after having had ed apartment. Phone 307. N. LOST—Jan. 17, Diamond cord for first insertion. Ail ad­ ADAPTED Carmen Grapes, Tree lands in any *ixe tract* from 40 tire, mounted. Reward. Re­ CORRUGATKD IRON ROOl personal interviews. H._Gamer._______________________ Blueberries, 31) per cent off. acres up. R. T. King, Dunnellc ion, join * is restricted to proper turn to Huttort Eng. ft Contract- COMPOSITION ROLL ROOFHfl Trao blackberries. Best invest-! Fla. FOR RENT— Furnished bed-room, tng C o . ______________________ ation. STRIP SHINGLES, menta, highest profits, quick re­ FOR- SALE— Or rent, 10 acre* Readers o f this newspaper are ad readers— and also two room apartment 301 LOST—An opportunity to see a PLASTER, fa ease of error The Herald turn*, quality plant*. Original infor an increasing number of them the classified col­ good citrus land, partly cleared, Park Ave. CEMENT, dandy picture if you fall to see troducers. Adapted Nurseries, lie responsible for only one house and other' improvement*, 2 umns are gaining in interest, If you have anything NAILS. Tampa, Fla. "Back to the Yellow Jacket" Free miles from P. O. Apply 809 Maginsertion, the edverticket* for Mr*. J, M, Dawson. to Bel) you have something to' say to them in our BETTER BABY . CHICKS-Pinc". noiin Ave„ for information. 13t In Ik s r i m l l t'nart i f (hr Si-vm th FOUND— One white for all subsequent lnaerh\>g with breeae White Leghorn Chicks FOR SALE—10 acres Hammock, advertising columns. Herald classified advertising will CHABB ft CO. J m'1'HmI C l m l l m t Ike Slnlr o f The Herald office ahould aro sired by pedigreed males from black spots , male, wcljffiitig I ' l n M i , I n 1 * 4 ta r S m l n a l r pull with you in your efforts. SANFORD, F L A five fenced, three cleared, good about 100 lbs.. J. 'A. Lane, Lake ('• • • ir. la C knatrrr. notified immediately In case high record hen*. Eggs perfectly flowing well. $2,000. Mary, Fla. Box 6 2 / hatched by modern incubators. Vig­ CITATION. error. orous chicks, true to strain, $20.00 FOR SALE—20 acre*, three clear­ E v a A. Herndnn. a free dealer. a hundred, $180 a thousand. In­ ed. nix room house, all in good 5 Complalntant. teresting catalog. Immediate de­ condition on hard road. $3500.00. u n k n o w n and win* may lie in terest­ V*. 3 liveries. Order “ better baby Aaron Jernigam et nl.. Defendants. ed In t h » pr op erly Involved In this w chicks" from Pinebreeze Farm, FOR SALE—Ten room Houso In 2 T o Aaron Jernigam If liv in g . llo b - su't. end herein shn vr described, o r . prompt and efficient service. ‘ Unrnhiirt. If livin g. Hu*an B a rn ­ w h o elalm any right, title or In ter­ FOR SALE— DcSoto paints and good condition, porches screen­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ert devisees nr hart, hla w ife. If liv in g . Joseph II. est therein u.s heirs, vanrishes at Sanford Novelty ed, two garages. Ail A -l shape. A skew . If livin g, tin rah J. A s k e w , grantees, hy. th r ou g h o r under any or the parties or persons h erein ­ his w ife. If liv in ’*. Jam es W eeks. If Works, solo agen ts._______151-tfc $5500.00. Terms. • or referred to, o r liv in g , Jneob Brnrk. If liv in g . a b o v e limned W AN TED oth erw ise, are hereby required to BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries Em anuel llelilt. If livin g. C h arles HELP W A N T E D HOUSES— FOR SALE T. Biii-lion. If livin g. M ichael J. be and u n peor b e fo r e ou r said Clrand blackberries— all varieties FOR SALE—*10 acres bordering on SCELLANEOUS D oyle. If living. an d lie >rge C. mill Court nt the Court House at and orchard suitable for home and commercial ■ I-ako , Ko front; * nl* fruit , l, nna / H r . m l Icy. If living, under H firm Sanford. Florida, nti th e Ird day o f ^ ^ O R SALE— Furnished house, then and J ' f i ’ l u r i l q * °r of D oyle nml llru n lley, J osep h March, A. I>. 191I. nnd 5THfD—To rent by the year, planting. Largest nurseries. Vig-! jn,"A 0 Oak Ave. Price $2,000.00. E. WANTED— Help of all kind* by name . Arredona, If u livin living, jJohn o n n ('. »\ Fon r o s - , th ere m a k e an sw er t o the bill o f M. g. in sure i 1 L “,50 f r o m S a n * many business houses. If you orous, well rooted plants insure foni This is a bargain or five room.(.unfurnished F. L a n e . _______ r. If living. William U Tay lor. |f eojnpla ln t exhib ited ngn list y ou In You can find Ut« name of rvery ................................. good early profits. For full inBargain. are without a position, advertise ter, I*. O. Box Itvring. Charles W. Jneorks. If ||y- * this# c a u s e : oth erw ise, decrees pro FOR SALEBoautifu! Bungalow, lira Business Man in Sanford fa r 'in f r s s o w ill be en tered ag ainst on the classified page of The C. W. Jn ccrks. If liv in g. lia r NTEL)—Your old .‘ ’ furniture, formation and illustrated catalog FOR SALE— 1 lots 80x305, wellwith extra lot. Price $3750.00. Herald. It will cost you only a In*. rlet J. Jarnoks. If liv in g, Joh n you. snd each e f you. No. 9, write Southern Adapted this Column each day. .any people In Sanford would fenced; two gogd houses, with E. F. Lane. It In ordered thrt th is Citation be living. T h om as A. few cents and you will reach tnou- lln g h e y . If nnid l-he.i in t*ie >1.inford Herald, n ' to buy second hand furniture, Nurseries, Bartow, Fla,_________ gnrage and fruit trees. Chicken H ughey If living. A. M. T'>r-'-her. If . sands. _______________________ livin g. Trustee for Evn II. T h r a s h , n e w s p a p e r published In Hanford, trtise your span;, pieces in the FOR SALE— Egry Cash Register. yards. All in fine condition. $3,MONEY i,|.d e v s H Thrasher. If liv in g. Hr m< mile County. Florida. once each WANTED— Disabled service mnn ee 000.00. d Wnrvt Ads and sell them Cost $00 when new. Will sell Send this ad nnd ten cents to A l e c Wallace. If living. M a r y l l . S t o - w eek f o r o l g h l < * * * « « l v . weeks, wants employment ns night WITNFHH tny hand nod tho seal Aly. I’hono 148.afid-tho want cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald SEMINOLE REALTY CO. vin. it living. Law rence (Iraee, If Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., L i department will jHf'.fcUd to in- office. __Seminole Hotel Annex._____ Chicago, III., writing your name watchman. Prefer permanent em­ living. Mary Wamble, If livin g. II. o f said Circuit Court o n this the Gth Studcbakcr, Packard, Chevrolet it iv o f Ja m iu rv, A. P. 192*ployment. Address X. Y. Z., Box H. Wamble .If living. John H. W o ru­ (HKAL) your ad.________ J. L. PERKINS i K. A. I>t Uhl LASH. FOR SALE— Rhode Wand eggs FOR SALE OR RENT—Three nnd uddress denrly. You will re­ 763. ble. If living, nml Mary W om tde, Ia NTEP—Furnished Tooms or brand new cottages at Glnder* ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S Ida wife. If living! and If nalil p a r ­ Clerk i r th e Clrcu't Court o f the for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Sales Department Peventli Judicial Circuit o f F l o r ­ Ipartment. State location and Mrs. Ellsworth, Benrdall Avenue, ville, close to Sanford. Price HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND CALL at 515 East Third St, for ties are dead, tn alt parties c l a i m ida, In and for Sem in ole County. ' n g Internet* under A a ron J r r n lg n n . a carpenter for any kind o f re­ San Juan Garage $550.00.__Apply at store.______ 3tp C. J. Thornton, care Hcr- Sanford. Phone 3303. for coughs, colds nnd hoarseness, 83-tfp Robert lljr i ih tr i, Hunan Barnhart, (JKO. A. DKCOTTKR pairs or painting. Your business his Hollollor and o f Counsel f o r wife, Jt.seph II. Askeiv, Huriili FOR SALE-^4*room house, new. also free sample package of FO­ SEE the Sanford Stove Works, (102 Complainant. ___ !D—Furnished apartment. Phone 595-R. LEY'S PILLS, a diuretic stlmu- solicited and appreciated. II. Ren. J. Askew. Ms wife. J n m e i W eek s, l - 6 - l 3 - t » - 2 6 - ! - 3 - l f l - - l 3 - 3 - l - 9 t Sanford Ave. before buying .fnrnh Brock. Bmanutd Iteldt. iant for the kidncys!“and" FOLEY |WANTED^Corpentor work of lllftrle* T. Ilurh.an. Michael J, D uvle two or three rooms or board stoves. We will save you money. |room with private family. Ad- We also repair stoves o f all kinds, CATHARTIC TAIH.ETS for Cnn-i. onY Thirii house 1 nt'u » .Mill tlenrge C. Ilrniilley, under the r'rni name o f Doyle and Brantley, a, J. \V. 11., care of Herald. grnfanolas and sewing machines. AUTOMOBILES A N D stlpation ami Biliousness. These l*nnc*____________________________ Arrodondn, John C. Fnswonderful remedies have helped ■ SALESLADY— Aa local reproson 1 Vi?, L m ri'" Taylor. C i n r le s W. piTED—Baby carriage, must 194-tfc Tnllors, Cleaners nnd Dyer* million* o f people. Try them! Sold „ LiHvo„ topsoil well known Pacific i‘ u ' , w ,, . ... T... Jneorks. Harriet J. i in good condition and reasonREPAIRS FOR SALE— Missionary straw­ iCoast Fruit products direct to the Hco*ks, John lluuhey. Thomas A .’ everywhere. priced. Box 300, care The 117 Park Avenue— Phone 4$4 berry plants well rooted, care­ housewives, permanent position, lluuhey. A. M. Thru slier. Trustee fully packed, 50c per hundred, Snlnrv anil rnmmlisinn v?t;,ti. rot. t f" r Bva II. Thrushirr, and L.u II. SPECIAL BARGAINS Salary and commission. Stale ref­ Thrasher. Alee Wallace. Marv O. ; [ ilhj have a good useo car to $3.50 per M. delivered. Mathews 1922 Dodge touring, almost new I n the C i r c u i t C o u r t of th e N rv m tfc erences nnd experience. J. IL Ht*>vln. .......................... Ijtwrenee tlrare. .................. Marv Wornde for city property, address, Co.. Tallahassee, Fla.. Route C. Conn, Orchnrds, 2021 3rd Ave. N.,| Mo. <i!s. Wa ruIIIft, John H. Wont tile, 1923 Dodge Panel Delivery like J m B r l n l C i r c u i t uf the Nlntc of [ fire Herald.__________________ EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and SL Petersburg, Fin. Mary tVomble. hi* w ife, o r oth e r w is e . | Card* nf Sanford'* Reputable new. F l u r l i l n , In nm l f u r S cm ln iilc Vi* TV t lo i --------- p , : , ---- 7-------- -*. ' l l ! amt to the f o llo w in g denorUieil; County. In C H n n crry. repairing. Call II. S. , Pond, Sanford Novelty 1922 Hupmobile touring. . 'l A M E U — u lrls for folding I pu>c«*s, parci-b anil tracts of laml. Professional Men, each of CITATION Lexington Lnrk (spurt). ’ECIAL NOTICES phone 225 or Peoples Bank. Work. Good wages, experience tin- ■situate, lying nml belli j In the Mattlo Pace, widow. Complainant. whom, in his chosen profession necessnrv llnvnns nml Tlntliff ! County of Hentlt.ole and Hints of Two Dodge tourings, 1921. 179-lfc v*. W orks a y n c * nnu L a t l l i t . | (.-|„r|,|it. more partleulnrly d e s c r lb the Herald recommends to the Dodge Roadster, 1919. Hubert Barnhart, at nl., Drfi-nilnnts. 115 Park Ave. DOES your car need n new top, I ed as f. llows to-wlt! 3*o Hubert Barnhart. If llvlnv. National touring, 6 passenger. | All of Blocks "A." I, a. 9, 15. 3n. people. curtains or upholstering? Ix*t UNDERWOOD Barnhart. Ills wife. If living, l 21. and 2K, according to the Pint Three worm-drive Ford trucks. Hunan V. C. COLLER, Prop. Radford Auto Top Co., 115 Oak Aaron Jernlgan. If living. Joseph B. f PEWItITERS Fuit RENT of Mctlonvllle. and o f record In Two Ford Chassis. ( s k e w . If living, Sarah J. Askew. HOUSES FOR RENT I Plat Book I. on Page 129. Sem in ole Avc.| do it and bo satisfied. Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. Ills wife, if living. Jacob Brock. If i County. Florida, records: also, General Shop and Mill Work i class Underwood Typewriter* FOR SALE— 2000 sour orange trees livin g. Jnim-n W ic k s . If living. Dodge 1922 touring. _________________I All that portion o f Block 27. n r . [rent to reliable partial.. »•■.».*. - measure nt-tho-grounil 1 to 2.5^1 Ktnanuel llelilt, if living. Michael -v m sni., 1 in room ' bord ug to said Pint of Meltqnvllle George A* DeCottes | — *— * * J Contractor and Builder J. Doyle, If living .and fieorxe **. r » i i RENT— ^inrX* * m ^ r ^ t V M r /ir r lw o -- • * iOr n ?n»i; t r°*.n' which lies North of the Couth line tounrg. Brantley, If living, under the firm house. Apply W, W. Long, 410 ,,r iiovernment 'o t One. In Meet Inn Attorney-at-Law Underwood Typewriter Co. •J. Osteen, Osteen, Fla.____________ Two Ford touring, 1922 nnm o o f D oyle ami Brantley, Jlr*.l p - t - A* p 30. Tow nship 19. South o f B u n g e 517 Commercial Street IS. Main Street Over Seminole County Orlando, Fla. jjq person need become bald— -------------- ------------------- .11 Bast, extended West. Iluick touring. 1919, 7 pasonngor. P h ilo A. Williams. If living. Mar - . g a r e t w. itnmsev. if living. M a r - 1 FOR RENT—Six months or year „ „ It appearing from the sworn Mil hended. I have a newly invent­ . Uank Duick touring, 1918. J3 g a r e t H. Itamsi-y. if ilvia g, and j — fr o m May first—comfortably of complaint (Bed In this cans ed machine that prevent* same. Dodge 3-1 ton truck. Fan ford, ------------- Florida M ar ga ret H. Itam/> ; j,;i e.’ >• !:t f ul.nUho.l house, six sleeping i “ **••'"* J'0,L ,,nl tr ust to Itobert II P.im -ry. If lie . D urnsnui Wonderful for adding new life nnd Two Ilco Speedster Trucks, r to the hnVP l u g ; and If said parti, i rr<* dead, room s, Inquire 318 Magnolia Ave. ' >ou i c r c - t In "ami lunds h e r e i n ­ ?v. , k’rowlh to bair* Stps grny hairs. 1921-22. Wilson Welding & Radiator 'll nil partie s claiming interest* a b o v e described, nnd that your )LEY'S HONEY AND TAR Price $2.50. Write for particu­ Two Light Fold Trucks. u nder R ob ert Barnhart. Susan places of residence are unknown. (POUND i* fine. My • little lars,_S._S._Iljoyd, Laurens, S ._C .__ Two 1917 Uuiik touring. Works Barnhart, Ills wife. Aaron Therefor*, you Aaron Jern lga n, i had an awful cough. I got a FOR SALE— 200 citrus buds, five Schelle Maines J er n lga n . Joseph 11. Askew. 1923 Oveland 4, touring. If living. Robert Barnhart, If liv in g . ‘ of FOLEY’S HONEY AND Some of these ears were traded Baralt J. A sk ew , Ids wife. •Jacob sey, If liv in g ; nnd If dead, all pnr- Hus in HirnhnrL hts w ife. If liv in g . "It It’s Metal we can weld it” varieties, 50c to $1.00 each. B. Hrock, Ja m es Weeks. Emanuel ] ties c la im in g In terests under Hubert It. Askew. If living.. Harali COMPOUND nnd gave her a F. Tiller, Paoin, FTa.____ in on new Dodges. Most of them lleldt, Michael J. Doyle and ileorge Itarnliart, deceased. Susan Burn Joseph LAWYER J. Askew. Ills Wife. If living. Ja m es SANFORD, FLORIDA rdoses nml she was grcntly re­ FOR SALE— A large reed baby have been left with us to be sold C. Brantley, under the firm name hart. Ills w if e , deceased, Aaron J e r - Weeks. If living. Jacob Brock, If writes Clyde II. Benson, o f Doyta nnd Brnntlcy, Mrs. Philo liIgan, deceased, .J os ep h B. Askew , living. Emanuel lleldt. If livin g. and applied on the purchase o f *;— Court House carriage. Tel. 384-J, or 708 Pal­ Surah J, Ask ew , Ills wife, Charles T. Buchan. If living, M ich ­ tibrook, Virginia. The best metto A v e .______________________ new Dodges. They aro all real A. W illiams, Margaret iW. Ramsey, deceased. Brock , deceased. M arga ret H. Ramsey, alid Margaret deceased, J a c o b J. Doyle. If llvln *. and G e o r g e dy for coughs, colds, hoarsegood, having been reconditioned. H. Ram sey ns successor In trust to James W eek s, deceased. Km.iuuei ael C. Brant'ev, If living, under Urn firm P'OR SALE—Oranges nnd grape­ STEW ART The Florist Terms to those who can establish R o b e rt H. R a m sey; or otherwise. In lleldt. deceased. Michael J. Doyle, name of Doyle and Brantley, Joseph s; relieves promptly and cffecfruit, 75c to $2.50 per 100. It. F. credit. Some of those cars can n nd to tho fo llow in g dssrrlhnl deceased, nnd G e o r g e Brantley, M. ArrcdnnJn. If living. John l\ dy. FOLEY'S HONEY AND Flowers For AH Occasions iw any part o r parcel there­ deceased, under tliu firm in n is o f Foster. If living, W illiam !e T ay or. be exhanged for real cstnto im­ olands, “ COMPOUND has stood the Tiller, Pnoln, Fla. f , situate, ly in g nnd being in (ho Doyle anil Brantley, Mrs. P h ilo A. If iHimr. Charles W. Jacock s, If Member* Florists Telegraph De­ Fred R. Wilson FOR SAI.E— Itnby chicks, S. C. proved or unimproved. Diamonds i of time, serving three generaMargaret W. livin g. C. W, Jncocks, C o u n ty nf Hemlnole and M ate nf Williams, deceased, If livin g. livery Association Reds, Barred Rocks. White and or anything else of value. Florida, m or e particularly described Itnmsev, deceased. Margaret S. R a m ­ Harriet J. Jacocks. If living. John ATTORNEY-AT-LAW sey, deceased, nnd M argaret H. Hughey. If living. Thom as A H u g h ­ us follow s , t o - w lt : Silver Wynadottcs, S. C. White SANFORD MOTOR CO. 814 Myrtle A ve. Phone 260-W as successor In ey. If living. A. M. Thrasher. T r u s ­ B eg in n in g I3S5.3I foot West of R imsey. Leghorn*. S. C. Anconas. Heavy Dodge Dealers. First National Bonk Bldg. to R obert. II. R a m ­ tee for Eva II. Thrasher, If livin g, t i e Southeast corner o f G overn ­ trust fEED UP YOU R egg producing strains. Pedigreed, Phone 3. ________ m en t Lot One. Ill Section 39. T o w n ­ sey. d e c e a s e d ; o r otherwis e. In nml and Evn II. Thrasher. If living. A lec S a n fo rd ,------------- Florida exhibition nml -utility matings. sh ip 19. Smith o f R a n g e 31 East, In the la nds h erein ab ove described, W allace. If living. Mary O. Htnvln, LAZY LIVER Sem in ole County, Florida; run nr any part th ereof, nnd also an y and If living. iJiw rence Grace. If livin g, Custom hatching. Write todny FOR SALE North 1430 feet mere or less, to the nil oth er person s w hose name or Mary Wamble. If living, G. H. WarnSanford Machine Co. for prices. Sunnyside Hatchery, w a te r s o f la ik c Monroe at low w a­ names ure u n k n o w n and w h o may­ hie. If living. John H W onib le. If Jones Liver nnd Kidney Box 18, Longwood, Fla.__________ t e r m a r k ; thence W est 37 feet along be Interested In th e property In­ living, nnd Mary Wonible. Ills w ife, F’ord Sedan General M aeh ln . a x i Balter the shore o f said lake at low water volved In this suit, and herein above if living; nnd If dead, nil p a r t ie s , FOR SAI.E— Six-hole kitchen Elton J Moughton W ork a Tonic Will Do It under Aaron | mark In the easterly lino of the described o r w h o claim any right, cla im in g Interests range— good as new, 301 Park Chandler Touring ns heirs, Jernlgan. deceased. Robert B a rn - : Moses E. Levy ('ra n t (also known title o r Interest therein Cylinder G rlndlnc ARCHITECT a ionic w hen t b » r » Is w en k - Ave.___ _____ ______ __ _______ ns tho Sa nford G rant); thence devisees o r gra ntees, by. th rou g h or hurt, deceased. Husau Barnhart, tils under any o t the pa rties or persons arul lark o f appetite, when a South 25 deg rees W est along the w ife, deceased. Joseph II. A s k e w , Dodge Touring I'hune 93 Sanford, Flrat National Bank Bldg. f* fvertlnu m a k es you fe e l FOR SALE— B flat tenor Saxo-j Easterly line o f said Grant to the ht-rclnahove named o r referred to, deceased, Sarah J. Ask ew , his w if e , i phone, cheap for cash. Phone or oth erw is e, ure hereby required decensed. James Weeks, deceased. I >"<ir le gs d r a g , y o u r hack Houthweat c o rn e r o f said Govern­ S a n fo rd ,------------- Florida Hudson Touring. > y*air mouth t.astf* and y " u r i 570 ment Lot One; thence East fidO feet lit be and a p p ea r b e fo r e ou r said J a cob Brock, decensed. Emnnuei g^CASII IN ADVANCE JUH FhlN’riNG—1 ho"lIerald- J o b __________________ m the Regular Way The Number is 148 PHONE 148 S g BUSINESS DIRECTORY im WHIDDON & HODGES PURELY PROFESSIONAL . I * broken, Clem “ dim e* Liv er hlii> . v T o n ic is tliu one thing FOR SALE— Piano in A -l condi­ Serippu-Booth Touring w " restore y ou r 'strength nnd‘ will tion. Bargain for cash. Ad* M !« a to en joy life. CLKM tires* L. care Herald._________ 3te Oakland Touring. ES I.IV BR AN D K IDN EY JJ« . Ii. causo Oof Its general FOR SALE—Thirty nice, fat, corn P'1'' nnd h e a lt h - g iv in g effect, has fed turkeys, at my farm near KENT VULCANIZING WORKS pushed Itself as n recognised WHERE USED CARS ARB *V f.o TO RPID LIVER. Longwood. C. W. Kntzmingcr. JBFt. M ALARIA AN D COLDS. ALWAYS BARGAINS. FOR SALE—At u sacrifice 9-piece U3I .!■ INKS L I V E R AND K ID fumed oak dining room suit, Ed­ i T o n i c i* not o n ly benellclul I* llv.r merllclnc, but It cxer- ison phonograph and other house­ <1,a n tin g and stim u latin g hold furniture. Leaving town. |yrn,. |M the stom ach and b o w 1119 Poplar Ave._________________ POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT Thruugli Its ex cellen t w Properties bilious lmpurl For Sheriff. whiili have lu terferrcd with I hereby announce myself as p ithy pmeesses are driv en out. 9" PILLS w hile usin g the A G E N T S^llake and sell my car- candidate ...... - - - -for - tho- office. . o f . Sheri;* , n r - H ie TONIC s al Rhnt Is bon remover. A good, clean o f Seminole County, subject to the •a, K COST IS SM A L L — T U B legitimate business; good profits,| Democratic . FHIT IS a n K A T . Charles McDaniels, Box G01, Home-1 W-. A- TILLIS. . "umillat A nderson, Sanford, (Advertisement.) tldo. stead, Fin. AGENTS W AN TED t o begin ning, contain in g 13 acres, m o r e o r less. It ap p ea r in g from the sworn bill o f com plain t llled In this cause a g a in s t you .that you and each of y o u have o r claim to have some Interest in nml to the lands hereina b o v e described, and that your p la ces o f residence are unknown. T h erefor e, you Robert Barnhart, If living. Susan Bfrnh art. his wife. If living. Aaron Jernlgan. If living. Joseph II. Askew. If living, Sarah J. A s k ew , his wife. If living. Jneob B rock . If living. Janies Weeks, If liv in g. Emnnuei lleldt. If living. Michael J. Doyle. If living, and G e o r g e 1!. Brantley, If living, Un­ d e r the firm name o f Doyle and Brantley. Mrs. Philo A. Williams. If livin g. Margaret W. Itumsey, If liv­ in g. -Margaret S. Hum sey, If living', nnd M argaret S. Ramsey, ns s u c ­ c e s s o r In trust to R ob ert II. Rani- Circuit Cou rt at the Court House lleldt. deceased, Ch arlc* T. Buchan, at Hanford. F lorida , on the 3rd day deceased. Michael J. Doyle, det-eusof March. A. D. 1921, nnd then und ed. nnd George C. Brantley, d e ­ there m a k e a n s w e r to the blit o f ceased. under the llrm name of com pla in t ex hib ited against you In Doyle nml Brantley. Joseph M. Arthis c a u s e ; o th er w is e, decrees pro redoitdn. deceased. John t\ Foster, r.onfesso w ill be entered against decensed. William I* Tay lor, d e ­ you .and each o f you. ceased. Charles W. Jacock s. d e ­ deceased. It Is o r d ered that this Citation lie ceased. C. W. Jacock s. published In the Hanford Herald, a Harriet J. Ja cocks. deceased. John deceased, T h om as A ., n ew s paper pu blish ed In Hanford. HiiKhey, Hemlnole County, Florida, on ce each "u g ln -y , decensed. A. M. Th rash er. I * rusti-n f o r Eva II. Thrasher, d r- 1 Week f o r eig ht c o n s e cu tiv e weeks. and Eva II. Thrasher! WITNBHH my b a n d and the seal ceased, 1o f said Circuit C ou rt im this the’ j deceased Alec Wallace, decensed. Mary II. Htovln. deceased. L a w r en c e 1 ttli day o f Ja nu a ry , A. D. 1921. Grace, deceased, Mary W amble, d e­ (HEAt.) E A. DOPGLAHH. Wamble, deceased, Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f the ceased, G. H. Kcvunth Judic ia l Clrrult o f Blur- j..litis H. Wonible, deceased nnd Mary Womlde. big wife, deceased; or Ida, In and f o r Hemlnole County. otherwise. In nnd to to the la nds GEO. A. UECOTTEH . hereinabove described, or nny part S olicitor and o f Cuunsel f o r t h e r e o f , nnd also any and all o t h e r Complnlnnt. person* whose name or names ure l- 5 - 1 2 - 1 9 - : » - 2 - 2 - 9 - t f i - 2 3 - 3 - l - 9 t ANO A : FRIEND AL rA L F A -IT CERTAINL.X WA*d r HICE. O F H IM T O LEAVE ALU ‘ ri’b M O N E L X - -> H O W THEM RlCtHT |M - M A R t e : KNEW *>OMETHItS<4 W O U L D HAPPEN SO M E T H IN ^ T E L IT ) M E T H A T IF T H E T H A D tyTRONCER t>AV--E^> IN T H E M W O U L D N 'T HAVE D E E M r ic h : e-AdT.gvUtv fV ^ W. A. HOBBS, M. D. Specialist Wrology, Syjihiloioyy, Female ami Nkin and Blood Discuses. Office 301 First S u fi Hank llldg. HER.e‘5» A C A eyLC O PtA M I W A «b J U ^ T ta P E A K lN C * M T L A T E U N C L E .- M R .A ' F A L F A O F A O -b T R A U t A LORO uncle MILDRED SIMMONS Teacher of Pinnoforto and Pipe Organ Studio: Roam 225, Mcisch Building By GEORGE McMANUS b r in g in g u p f a t h e r dear o l d I'hone 4M - HE. L0Q - - R E A L U T ? -r^VAT 'Ey W H A T W E CAM E H E W S T O SEE T O O A B O O T THt ^>»^»MT L A W T E S ? M R . O E L A T * f7 = = t . _. _ J l t vj f J , |M 'b O R K N TO W A T E T H A T T H I h HOUtE F R O M A U W R A H A ta A T IN C t T O U R U N C L E C O T A L U H»*5> F O R T U N E D T P O Ib B IN C t L O R D R A W jD E R R N '^ CiR A N D F A T H E W , * A N D YOU A R E O R D E R E D TO C ET O UT OF THl^> UOU^E • QUICK SERVICE T R A N S F E R � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 19, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 19, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 19, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f0d27a8bd903a1cf037e406dd2e4fd5e.pdf 6a26153f65af30e338dc3df682d74dc0 PDF Text Text 4 »r v } • *•r I * SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS .0 U- Railroad Engineers and Firemen Strike ;. f Br T t i Am m W m Revtuut BfH Will B« Re­ ported on in Boose by Feb. II n iw ) ASHINGTON. ' Jag. 21— auder command of Admiral Msarudsr on the , cruiser. RJdUaA*.. The Ival of the Richmond, it is jiht, not only assured the tty of the crew stranded on .cruiser Tacoma and re­ untrammelled commas!with rebel controlled Ittritory but also proximity of ltd presents silent and cmtk waning to Revolutionthat the atteppt to blockU t Tampico moat not interftrt with American comperrial msels.____ y W A S H IN G TO N , Jan. 21----- The Bok pcaco award and t,he Russlnn situation w ill bo tho outstanding subjects o f inquiry by congression­ al committees this week. Other questions to be considered w ill in­ clude the leoso o f tho Teapot Dome naval oil reserve, Musele Shoals, railroad and farm relief legislation and tax reduction. Edward W. Bok o f Philadolpha will appear Monday before a spec­ ial senate committeo to explnin his 8100,000 award fo r the best world caco plan. His examination will c conducted by Senator Reed, Democrat, Missouri, author o f the resolution directing an Investiga­ tion o f propaganda designed to in­ fluence the foreign policy o f the American government and the ac­ tion o f congress on revenue and other measures. ^ Russian question. Opening its investigation o f the Russian question a senato foreign relatione sub-committee w ill hear state department officials, who will be questioned particularly ns to the nr Tke AhhmUIH m i l l WASHINGTON, Jan. Jl— Rates a has aun:«i*i»e« con|y in geremomU circles the assentMint of eight Ip, off Vera Crus, rebel J, The Outstanding Subjects o f Inquiry o f Congressional Committees This Week GERMAN CAPITAL Meet ia Paris to Find Means of Returning Capital to Germany n r T k * A u M in IM I'r r u , to govern the federal income tax o f 1-1,000,000 poraons will enter the first process o f formulation Mon­ day when the house ways and means committee resumes consid­ eration o f the revenue bill to be reported to the house by Feb. I f . Tho major section o f tho bill containing all the tax rate feat­ ures w ill come up in executive ses­ sion o f the committee after a week of public hearings devoted to re­ quests o f various interests for changes in both income and spe­ cial tax rates and after a month of consideration by the committee of tho administrative features o f tho proposed measure. Regardless o f the action o f the committee, Representative Garner, Democratic, Texas, served notice Sunday night that he would insist upon his bill as against the Mellon plan on the floor of tho house, where change o f tho rules has made it possible to revise rates decided on in commltoo. Garner Answers Mellon Mr. Garner said Sunday that the treasury had failed to ahow where his plan would not raiie aafficient revenue, and, replying to Secretary Mellon’s characterization o f his rogrnm as “ a political .makeshift” e said he would seek “ a reduction in the tax burdens o f the masses, regardless of how such a move may be characterized.” Commenting on Mr. Mellon’s de­ scription of his bill as "obviously insincere,” Representative Garner said that “ if the secretary had to go to the peoplo every two years for conffrmatio'n o f his actions not only would hia sincerity be ques­ tioned but his judgment.” In connection with tho tax bill house leaders arc giving aomc at­ tention to rumbling from the bonus group that an uttempt will be mado to bring tho bonus bill from cominitcv, ns now permitted underjer*. thin conditions by -the'new rules. Such action might work to force consideration o f the bonus measure on the floor of the houio before tho tax bill is disposed of. No actual move has been made to put a peti­ tion in circulation calling for dis­ charge of the ways and means com­ mittee from consideration of tho bonus measure but that course Is expected to be considered by the bonus bloc at a meeting this week. Favor Tax Hill Right of Way Rcpieseutative.Fisa, Now lurk, and Johnson, South Dakota, leaders o f the Republican bonus group, In­ dicated today they probnbly would favor giving tho tax bill the right of way us directed by the majority conference unless it developed that the bonus measure would nut be re­ ported soon a fter tho revenue bill. Two options are open to force con­ sideration of thu bonus measure they said, in case it-ii unduly de­ layed— adoption o f a special rule to bring it up for consideration on the floor or discharge o f the committee by u vote in the house. Representative Snyder, Repub­ lican, New York, set forth figures in a statembnt today to show that 38 states und territories would benefit financially by the enact­ ment o f a bonus measure, while 16 states and territories would suffer. New York, ho said, under provi­ sions o f the McKenzie bill, would bo forced to pay $367,647,000 more in taxes than it would receive in payments. Other states which would suffer largely as n result of greater taxes than payments, he said, included Michigan, Pennsyl­ vania, Massachusetts, North Caro­ lina and Illinois. PARIS, Jan. 2 1 -T h e second committeo o f experts organized by the Reparation Commission for tho purpose pf finding German capital abroad and determining means for its return to Raich met fo r the first time Monday In the H otel Astoria. The mealing was confined to an ex­ change o f addresses between Louir gL WWO, T p «, Jwu 21— Barthou, President Reparation A ipcclrt irnln^wrying apCommission presiding and Reginnl yrsximsttix 1,ft0t Mexican fedMcKenna, former Consular British m i troops pnoaod through El Exchequer. Mondayjtitf wtro lame­ Henry M. Robinson, American ly routed to Joarcx. A meclal ituard of U .S. troopsrepresentative on the committee has been in Paris during the past lad police accompanied the week studying the data nnd flics o f train through the lower part the reparations commission nnd h s( the city- The troops came prepared to begin real work a* from Western Mexico by way soon as the official addresses arc of Naco, Aris^ and will be sent exchanged. U the interior of Mexico. Poincare Hopeful. Premier Poincaro in addressing WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.— Tho arliament on Friday referred hope gited States cruiser Richmond ully to the work of the two expert off Vera Crux Sunday night in committees. Monday afternoon the Dawes tint but emphatic w arning that txican revolutionists must not committee w ill hear Dr. Schact, Itrfere with American vessels in president o f the reichsbank, who w ill bo accompanied by Herr Meyer attempted blockade o f Tampico president o f tho war burdens com­ mission. nnd will be ready to an­ The cruiser Omaha and six de- swer all questions pertaining to vyers, accompanied by the repair Germany’s finances, especially re­ Prometheus are hurrying garding the circulation currency. rthward from Canal Zone waters Dr. Carl Bcrgmann, former unadd by strength of numbers to dcr-secrotary o f the German treas­ i determination that American ury, who is familiar in reparations ■merce is to be protected in circles, is expected to arrive in ithern waters. Paris Wednesday. He is remaining Arrival of tho Richmond off Vera in Berlin to collect such additional was 'reported during the data as the queries ppt to Dr. lilt. Shu is to take aboard first oenuent may necessitate.' all 278 men o f thy evuiaer Ta­ Politics and Golf. os which ra£ aground on BlanPARIS, Jnn. 21-“ Generni Dawes reef laatliwiahi■- » >A ' A failed to tuke golf into account.” No Break in Washington says tho Paris Midi, in an Article rhcrc was no break in Washlng- entitled Politics and G olf, describ during the day in the official ing the present state o f the e x ­ ence that marked the attitude of perts’ investigations. “ Hardly hud he arrived in Paris,” Aemri.-an government in conrtion with the Tampico blockade. continues the paper, “ than Gcnerno time has any administration nl Dawes gave an inaugural udIk is l one further than to say dress which turned -tiie oratoricnl vessels had been ordered to customs and diplomatic prejudleccs (Continued on pngo 8) Cruz. In tho case of the rhmond, it has been added, that would take aboard the men i the Tacoma who w ere put lore Immediately a fte r the sck. It has also been said inmully that no orders had been in for any o f the eigh t warFs now assembling at Vera Cruz Everything is in readiness fo r proceed to Tampico or any other the entertainment o f the members ft. o f the National League o f Commis­ Unquestionably, administration sion Merchants now touring the xials fuel considerable relief in state and who are scheduled to ar­ ring received word o f the nrrivsl rive iu Sanford at 2 o'clock Tues­ Admiral Magruder aboard the day afternoon. chmond at Vera Cruz. N ot only Tho special train in which the i the predicament o f tho men o f members with their w ives ure trav­ t Tacoma involved some embar- eling will be placed on a side truck ••ment in dealing with the block­ at the freight depot on West First * problem, but the navy depart- Street according to informatio') #t has had occasion to feel an- given out by T. I,. Dumas, local “ jr in regard to the plight of superintendent fur thu Atlantic 'tain Sparrow and the Bmall de­ Coast Lino Railroad Company. c e n t of his crew which reTho party will be met by n coniuned with him aboard the Ta­ mitteo from the Chamber of Com­ na* With the Richmond stand­ merce in automobiles. The visitor.* by, there is no longer great will bo taken for a motor trip *on for uneasiness as to the men through the celery flchls near this >er ashore or aboard the wreck. city and on u tour o f inspection Richmond also represents a through the pre-cooling plants o f 7 definite chango in the situs- the Florida Vegetable Corporation 0 ■‘‘dating to the blockado ut and the Sanford Farmers’ Ex­ “ Pico. The Washington gov- change. The evening entertainment ®ent now has available in Mex- arranged fo r the visitors will be a a waters a fast aryl powerful dance given at the Valdez Hotel whip which con be relied upon beginning at i> o’clock. This en­ ,n, , ! ° Pr°tect American mer- tertainment is being arranged by n* “ hipping fTom any violence tho tourists and convention's com­ w d rebel vessels actually in- mittee o f the Chamber of Com­ iwpt nnd attem pt to employ merce o f which S. M. Lloyd is the \ W » » t any commercial ship chairman. Secretary R. W. Pearnian on ‘ he American flag there is reason to believe Admiral nounced Monday that there wool l *™dur is in possession of in- be shout 40 cars needed fo r the mo­ P th on s from Washington which tor trip und is anxious for those Djr T b f .laaorlalrd I'rraa. who have a car and w ill have the • nim wide discretionary powers R ALE IG H , IN. C., Jan. 21— Be­ time, to donate the use of it for nU » , wit t the «ituation. It Tuesday afternoon's entertainment lief that tho south should be recog­ V’ ke only * b rief time o f the visitors. nized caused William Jennings wsch Tampico. Bryan to speak In favor o f Dr. A. fltill Much Hope *re is still much hope here A. Murphrcc, president o f the Unl®venl* w ill not culminate in versty o f Florida, for the Demo­ f ^ ! CCS3ity *or employment cratic nomination for president, ac­ ne or even fo r tho second o f (Dr T M AuaeMtrS P r m l W ASHINGTON, Jan. 21— A cording to u ntory in the News und inn ',e*8els to Tampico. The Air. y " °.f the Washington ndmlnis- northwestern cold wave has spread Observer here Saturday. n or<levlng tho naval deni- rapidly eastward and southward Bryan 3poke Friday night at Hend­ 2 r ion * t V ers Crux instead o f and this morning all districts east erson, N. 0. • the ships to proceed di- o f the Mississippi and southern “ There are many southern PemtContinucd on page .8) states were under its influence, ccruts worthy, o f the nomination,” the weather bureau reported Mon­ cOMMUN1TY FAIR. day. Temperatures arc below usu-rted the Commoner in rot' n question. “ One o f whom I have fieczing along the g u lf coast and often mentioned is my long friend in northern Florida and below zero B S W C i a Jan. 21— One new in region o f the Great I-akes, Ohio Josephus Daniels, but being now a ^ccn crcctod and cv- and upper Mississippi Valley. The Floridan, I um going to nominate n8 is being made ready fo r lowest temperature reported was a man from my own state.” “ Do you think he can be nomi­ o f c°ramunity fair here next 'fcesday nnd Thuraday< Dr. L . 68 degrees below zero at White- nated?’’ he was uskod. river, Ont. “ I am too old n politician to 'n charge o f tho potato «fatory hci.0 o f tho Florlda cx_ make predictions this fur ahead,” LAW PR O F ESSOR MISSING. was the reply. , ent station nnd growers o f Mr. Bryan asserted thut the Ba! (Ily T k r .tuMM-latrri I’ rrM l lotion , reports that growers G A IN E SV ILLE . Jan. 21.— Dr. U. timorc convention had forever set­ looking forw ard to a record of °‘ Potatoes this season. A. Racco member o f the faculty tled the nutation of any objection tin'R* already have begun, nnd o f la w College of the University to Dr. Murphree on the grounds riaJ'y heavy nrouml Federal o f Florida, has been missing from that he was u college president. t. There has boeu a marked his homo here since early Friday 4,I want to see the ban removed from southern utatesmen,” he add­ night members of his family an­ / *• > tho use o f certified ed. , nounced Monday. »t U stated. e K P E Sanford Is To Be Host To Delegates TuesdayAfternoon Many Southerners Worthy Democratic Nomination? Bryan Nation Is In Grip of Another Cold Wave E This is famous old Madison Square Garden, Now Y o rk City, where tho Democratic National Convention probably will bo held In Juno o f this year. It was erected Hi 188D, designed by Stanford White, the fa ­ mous architect who was killed on the roof-garden of the building by H arry K. Thaw. In building fa 11)20 u n . Tex T o * Rickard Rickard took took over c o r the ,hc M i d i . , .nnd „ d uaed c o d S K I i S iS C S K S it fo r sports promotions. Seating capacity is 14,000, but plans now aro mittce has before it the resolution o f its chairman, Senator Borah, being made whereby it is hoped to increase that figure to 20,000. Republican, Idaho, proposing a sen* ute declaration in tavor of the rec­ ognition of the present Russian so­ viet government. To Get Welsh Report. The senate public lands commit­ tee which for some months has been inquiring into the lease o f the naval oil reserves will receive tor>wMr aVa£ iAn iIT ‘ka1"f1 ‘ ‘ " r ; * ; tho hard soil, some were In clay morrow the report o f Senator ftlull Democrat, f liinwwvnl Montana, Xfnnfstia who P H IL A D E L P H IA , Jan. .1 — ihe urns, oval or circular, 3 uch as con- \i Walsh, first report of the joint expedition tinucd»in use throughout all Baby- made n opccinl trip to Florida to c f the British Museum and the Un­ Ionian history. Most o f thu bones u::nn*.inc Edward B. McLean, Washiversity o f Pennsylvania in the had decayed away, but n few skulls ink-ton newspaper publisher, with and one complete skeleton have rcforcnco to the 8100,1)40 loan work o f excavating at U r o f the been rccovcrea nnd should prove o< which Albert Ik Fall, iornior sec­ Chaldees in Mesopotamia during no umall interest «a evidence for retary o f tho interior, said Mr. Mc­ the preseilt season wus made public the origins of the Snnu*riun race. Lean had mado to him to improve here Sunday nl^ht and contains in­ Temple of I)ungi. und enlarge his New Mexico ranch teresting und Tmporlunt archaoo “ Tho building lies close to the aTtcr the ic;mo o f the Teapot Dome logical information of the work be­ cemetery. On thu top o f the mound oil reserve hud been negotiated ing performed in the land where aro the scanty remains o f a tern- with tho Sinclair interests.. . history dawned. Tho report wass *plo put . up . by Dungi, _ . the second i Muscle Shoals. made by C. Leonard Wooley, direct--iki: i king ot the. ’third Dynasty o f Ur, Tho Muscle Illinois question or o f the joint expedition. j who resigned about 225d B. C., this which has been befupo congrccn for' The most laborious task, the rc-jicplaced an earlier building which several yenra will come up again port stated, was the clearing of the stood on n turraced piut/orm o : Tuesday before the house military masses of debris surrounding the mud brick, a building about which committee, in addtion to the orig ­ inal offer o f Henry Ford which he Bbiy'dstoi to the Second Dynasty has annotirieod stilt*"Dtunds, Uuby U r, Engur, about 2,300 B. C. o f U r. Entirely' buried below tin* committee will have before It the aro wonderfully well preserved. In terrace floor lieu tho building which eld ot u group o f Southern power nil Mesopotamia there is no pro- Dr. Hall first discovered. A lucky compunic* for tho leasing o f the Christian monument so imposing n« chance hus brought to light a tab- government p!r.nt on Uiq 'iunr.oaccj tho Ziggurat o f Ur, the report let recording its foundation and river. we learn it was the temple o f the Having concluded its public stated. and Meauwhllo a smaller group o f Goddess Nin-Khursag, set up by heurings, the house ways men han been employed a t Tcll-el- King A-An-Ni-Pad-Du, son o f K in g means committee tomorrow will Obeid, a little mound some four Mcs-An-Ni-Pad-Da, king o f the resume its study o f tax reductions. nnd n half miles from the Ziggurat. First Dynasty o f Ur. A fter disposing o f some odds und nn al. _ a. ai __ i • 1 n TL. ...1 “ F or tho first time we have been “ Tho scribe who soon after 2,000 ends o f the administrative features drew up a list o f the kinds o f the Mellon hill tho committee able to Icnrn the real character of H. the site nnd recover in good condi­ o f Sumer and /. kkud, have > f t it will devote itself to the tux ache tion some o f tiie astonishing woiks on record that tho king* who roign dule in an effort to compose differ­ o f art which it conceals,’’ said tiie cd immediately a fter the flood were ences us to tho extent that reduc­ report. “ Up to tho present two dis­ those o f Kish— ami tho years o f tions ure to be made all ulong the tinct parts o f the site have been their reigns would put Methusalch lino. attacked, a cemetery and the build­ to shame; then came the Second the agricultural committeo of ing on which Dr. Ilall worked. The Dynasty, thut o f Erooh. vitiated by both thu house and thu senate will graves arc probnbly the earliest the Uko incredible longevity, und continue to devote their attention yet found in this country, dating third from thu flood is put thi to farm relief measures, while the from the fifth and early fourth First Dynusty of Ur. This dynnsty senate interstate commerce com­ millennia, R. C\, nnd have yielded like the two which preceded it, hns mittee is considering amendments an embarrassing quantity of ob­ commonly been regarded as m yth­ to thu transportation act, designed jects. ical. Do rulers were assigned no to lower freight rates on commodi­ .Skill in Metals. • mere than normal length o f power. ties produced und used on thu “ Tiie people who were at least Hut nothing was known of them, farm. Thu interstate commerce in part Sumerian, wore still using and they wero merly names in n committee has asked for u report many atone implements, but werp schematic list; a dead reckoning froni the Interstate Commerce Com none the less quite fam iliar with basis on the king lists would.put mission u.s, to the present condition copper, and had developed great‘ their dates somewhere about 4,604 o f the ruilruuds under the Eachskill in hammering and casting the H. C. and Sumerian history, proper­ Cummins luw and this informa­ metal: but side by sido with iniple- ly speaking, could not be carried tion w ill be a basis for considera­ montn ot flint and copper we dnd Lack much beyond 3,000 B. C. Tell- tion o f the vuriuus amendments to copies of the same in pottery, el-Obeid, has produced not only the existing laws which ure before showing that both materials, lining thu oldest dated, document yet it. The only important legislation imported from u distance, were known, but n contemporary record sufficiently valuable to make cer­ proving the real existence o f these pending before either tho nouse ur thu scuutu is the annual appropria­ tain people grudge them to tiie shadowy kings. tion bill for tho interior depart­ dead. Remarkable Ancient Objects. “ To this remote antiquity belong ment which may come to a vote in “ Pottery is fo r the most part wheel-made, but hund-mndo wares the remarkable series of objects o f the housa before tho week-end. No had not wholly disappeared and urt which adorned its walls and outstanding measures await the uinted pottery recalling that have fortunately survived to the action o f the senato, which cun do found in the early strata of tho |present day, embedded in the de­ nothing on tax reduction or tho pnruins o f Susa wus in use at the be- uri* of the fallen temple nnd her­ nun! supply bills until the house * 'it mnticully seated up below five or has acted. ginning o f the period, though seems to hnvo been ousted later by six feet o f the hurJcsl mud brick I hnvo ever encountered. C hief the pluin type. ■ “ The dead wero laid sometime" amongst them arc u number o f at fu ll length, sometimes in the copper reliefs ,of cattle. The ani­ contracted, or ‘embryonic’ position; mals ore represented ns lying many were in mere troughs cut in down, but almost in the act to rise. DIRECTOR OF THE UR EXCAVATING EX PED M O N MARES FIRST REPORT Tax Collector John D. Jinkins Candidate to Succeed Himself The Hanford Herald prints else­ where in this issue un announce­ ment o f Tax Collector John D. Jinkina as n candidate for re-election to tho office which ho now holds. Since taking over tho office, Mr. Jinkins has established an enviable • 11)- The A x u i r l a l n l l*rr*s. secret ns' it had been copyrighted reputation for the efficient man­ R A L E IG H , N . C., Jan. 21.- A v and placed on public record. He ner in which ho hns handled tho serting that he had held the posi­ quoted it in full nnd asserted that affairs of tho office. Upon the tion o f grand dragon o f the Ku the klan recognized only ’justifi­ completion of a recent uudit o f the Klux Klan fo r the state o f North able methods'’ In aiding the officers books by I^ R oy Campbell repre­ ’Carolina since September, 11)22,' ° f 'be inw and only those methods and was nt nresent hnl.lincr that I " 8trict,y within the law.” With senting the state comptroller, Mr. ana was at present rioia ng reference t « hi* own uttltudo when Jinkins received a luttor from tho office, Henry A. Grady, judge of „ niember of the klan uppeared Boform er in which he said: “ The tax the Superior Court of North Caro-1 fore hint for trial, thu jurist stated lina Sunday‘ night issued a state-) that “ J would deni with such a collector has closed his 1022 roil ment defending tho .klan und itn j man exactly us I would a Mason or und has tnude full* und complete actions nnd asserting that its prin- j n Presbyterian, or u Democrat.” statement. v*ith thu statu and counaccounts arc kupt in splenciples were those “ recognized ev- • Ho added that “ it might be that 1 crywherc as American — those. would be influenced to give him a 1did shape and his fmnl report to things, which have given to the greater degree o f punishment be- tho county commissioners is so citizens of the United Htntus a sup- cause o f the fact tnat as u klans- complete und neatly done that it renvicy among men which must bo 1man he is under ti double oblign- deuorves special mention." cherished, protected and preserved( tion not to violat'e.the law. • * * forever.” The Scottish Rite Masons and Oath o f Office and c f Klan Sbrincrs of Nortn Carolina do not Touching on the subject o f a permit their obligations to conflict (ll> T b f A w o r lilr S t*rraO possible conflict between tho oath with their dutjps to the state, and C H IC AG O ,. Jan. 21. — Wheat: o f his judicial office and that of tho nsither do klallhmcn.” Judge Grady May, 1.07 7-8 to 1.08; July, 1.06 1-2. klan, Judge Grady declared that, was formerly grand master o f thu .. .C ora:. May, 78 1-8 to 78 1-4. the oath o f tho organization was no Masonic order in North Carolina. ....Oats:.. M «y, W 7-8. — ............. North Carolina Judge Declares He Is a Ku Klux Grand Dragon; Defends Actions and Principles of Ku Klux MARKETS ’ u_____ _ It LO N D O N , Jan. 21.— S tate­ ment issued Monday a t the headquarters o f the Associated Society o f Locomotive E n g i­ neers and Firemen, which Bunday night called a strike on r a il­ ways o f Great Britain, said the men were com ing out solidly and standing together splendid­ ly. Press telegram s suggested this was not fa r from the truth. I t seemed the strike would be obeyed by the g r e a t majority o f organizations having 60,000 members. D e c id e ( o I r a v e P r ic e F ix in g W it h S h ip p in g O r g a n ! Decision to ienvo the . . a price on colory fo r this tiie several distributing or skip organisations in Sanford wm at tho second meeting o f t contly-formcd Sanford Fi Protective Association w h L _ hold on Saturday night at tha < house. This decision was made report made by L. ’ A . _ representing the advisory recommended that such u i U l I-ocal Chapters Accept Invitation taken in view o f the fact that market at this tim e is in uf Rev. P. D. K in g and A t ­ unsettled condition and _ tend Service In A Body. thero is such an abundant of celery to be shipped Sanford Knights Templar led by week. Eminent Commander Ralph b. A further recommendation^jj Chapman nnd Recorder John I). tho committeo was to urga Jinkina and members o f tho local growers to pack nothing but chnpter o f DoMolny, marched from best grade or celery, a product the Masonic Hall Sunday morning is thoroughly bleached and ‘ to tho First Baptist Church where cd. I t was further advised they woro the special gucsta for asmuch as the prospects that _ the morning services. fornla celery would be off o f t The members o f the organiza­ market within ten days or I tions numbering about 30 occupied weeks, that the local growers the middle front section o f seats. fer hoarding their crops until Rev. I<\ D. King, pajtor o f the Ktato’M products are o ff the i church, and by whoso Invitation the Then thora will be good oppoi body was present, delivered an un­ ity fo r the Florida crop to I usual stirring sermon upon the an excellent price. subject “ A memorable event and The meeting was opened onu unseat.’ ’ He prefaced his ser­ President O. F. Smith with a ., mon by u few words thanking the introductory remarks followed Knights Templar nnd the Dcmolny the report o f the advisory members for their presence. He Fully 176 grower^ wore presoat i spoke In glowing terms or the la meeting and* tho cnthusfa splendid influence- that those two d interest w ar Just as maai bodies have upon this communit} as it was at tho first nt nesting o f the and o f tho fine w ork that is bcin<' organisation hold on Monday n ig h t' rnM'iiifl . . „ Ileadership. ^_ .1___ t • W r ie d ah on under »l. their f iast week. Tho members form ed at 10:30 o’­ President Smith slated that clock nt tha Masonic Hall and ns w ell as the scvo^il members matched down F irst Street und up the advisory board, hud mode an Turk Avenuo to tho church. Tho extensive survey o f tho whole altda j sama route was used in the march tion and had found conditions b u t back to the ball a fte r the services now to bo indicative o f a good price were onded. The Knights Tem plar for tho Florida crop just as soon were in full uniform and presented as tho California products are off a splendid appearance. tho market. Ho stated that con­ Sir Knights attending the service trary to tho first report that Ufa wen.: Frank P. H . Akers, Jr., S a n -................ latter crop „hnd boon recently w l^ . dy Anderson, J. J| Bolly, Ernest A . , cd that onl■ly the tops hnd * that tho stalk had ed. __ tho advisability board’s recoir MEMBERS OF TWO SANFORD LODGES ATTEND SERVICES i* John Amssoii, Janies iiou g Moughtun, SchcHo McKa .. „ ,, Malncs, „ ---- Glonn ------- E. AIcKny. D. b. E. Starr, Hamel E. Tolar, L K. Tew , Fred WalMnin. William M. Wade and Ralph M . Warren. Vis1 , 5 Kn|khts present were: C. E. Me Kuo, W. S. Coleman and II. C. Long. Will Be Connected With Local Branch For a Short Time Edward D. Ely, manager o f the Now llaven branch oflko o f the Hodwoll Realty Company ami George E. Bridget, rales manager of tiie main nflice o f tho same firm at Providence, It. I., have arrived iri Sanford and until tho latter purt of March will be loeuted hero with tiie Sanford brunch of the firtr. which wus recently opened by the Horry T. Hodwoll, president o f the New England corporation. With the announcement thut Mr. Ely and Mr. B ridget will bo asso­ ciated with tho locul otllco fo r per­ haps two inunthi], comui the state­ ment that within n *hort tim e F. E. Crundnil, manager of tho llart ford branch, w ill arrive hero fo r a short visit. Mr. Hodwcll announced Monday that these three men have been brought to Hanford for the purpose o f observing thu conditions here nnd familiarizing themselves with tho many nttrnctivo things which this city nnd vicinity have to offer in order that tho/ tako the message lack to their patrons in tho north. First hand observation nnd exper­ ience w ill enable his associates to better sell Hanford to New Engiunders, Mr. Bodwell declared. These representatives will bo im­ pressed with tho solidity nnd atendy growth of this city and they will use those qualities to bring to Han­ ford by next year a large sum o? money representing capital invest­ ed by eastern patrons in flrat mort­ gages, Mr. Bodwell further stated. Many Firemen Drown When Ladder Breaks II* T b , Pr*u) _____a h aH H o f tho cron o f form er yearn and that as such is competing with crap . of Cnliforniu and consequently the ■ price hnsn't liecii what was expect- ’ ci). Just wait.until tho other cron Just wait-until is off und then Florida celery w ill como into its own, Mr. Smith fur­ ther assured. Tho following resolution offered by tho president was passed un­ animously by tho meeting: "W o, the undersigned, do hereby associate out solves together OS growers under the name of the Hanford Farmer..’ IVotoctlvo Asso­ ciation, nnd do hereby pledge our­ selves one to the other that we w l abide by tho decisions o f suklxa*socintion und meeting •. In regards to tho cutt^ig ami sale o f celery during this season, and in every . way lend our assistnuco to uphold­ ing und maintaining tho decisions mado by the raid association in re gards to tho rutting, shipping and railing o f said celery.” Tvw i Those who nmdu talks at tho meting wero: Judge K. F. House­ holder, J.’ W. Corley, L. A . iirumb’y, Al. I- Wright, Fred Dorncr, R. Hr Muirhead, Mr. .Smith. Mr. I.ohman and others. The mec’-ing ad­ journed to meet next Saturday a*9 night. President’s Statement. President .Smith issued the fo l­ lowing stutement Monday to tho growers: Cooler weather has arrived which should bo greatly to our ad- r vantage, for wo can hold celery longer in boards nnd not hnvo to crowd un already overloaded mark­ et. The greatest care should ba exercised to ship nothing that it not well bleached. Green celery not only gives us « bad reputation but ono car o f such celery will remain unsold while three or four cars o f attractive quality would have been disposed. “ Most o f our growers are e o - . operutng with a fine spirit but wo regrot to say thero are still some who havo boarded immature celery and some who have been cuttini tin* ami shipping tho prot' and unflt for the market. Such a courso is a menace to the celery growers who are endeav­ oring to place the business here on a higher plane. W e want tho buy­ ing trade everywhere to feel assur­ ed that Sunford celery represents the highest standard or quality and pack. When wc have done this I venture the assertion, that most o f our troubles are cured." PITTSB U R G H , Jan. 21.— Seven firemen were killed nnd a number injured in a fire which broke out Monday in a B utler Street Plant and Atlantic Refining Company. So Intonso was the heat from the blaz­ D R A W N FOR JU R Y D U TY ing Mills und tanks that the lire (Ur Tb , \ u *fU ir il i ' k h ) lines were established far from tho roflnory nnd newspaper men ex­ A T L A N T A , Ga., Jan. 21.— Asa cluded. A ll firemen wero drownud G. Candler, Hr., who is defendant in oil tank when the ladder broke. in a breach o f promise suit brought Bodloa wero Utur recovered through n manhole. F iro was in federal court fo r the Northern foughtI while tho ....... mercury w as _two district o f Georgia by Mrs. Onv.......... ________ degrecs below zero. The cause oi zima dc BouchcRc. o f New Orleans, the |tiro ra.. | has m.. not — yet been deter- j ha3 juni bc.n drawn by the f * W mined. _____ jury commission to :n?rve during the week when his own cose cornea C R N . C H K ISTM A S D IE S. up fur trial. « » » 7 b , A -.u e m u .l 1‘ rr . x , According to the calendar o f N E W O R L E A N S , Jan. 21. ______ _________ . ______ _ _ w Judge Samuel. .II. Sibley’s General Lee Christmas, noted sol- Jthe suit has been set down dier o f fortune, died here Mon-1 trial on Jan. 30. M r. Candler la duy. [b e colled to court Monday,1 1 .............. • ' ' . ' ‘ . •» ‘ *,,k • • r �BY CONDO | D O IN G S OF T H E D U F F S t thirds crates Golden Self-blanching fo r ;in the rough 3.00-3.50. Florida, 110-inch crates Golden S«If-blanch- om Florida other than SanB ALTIM O R E — 35 degrees part­ JvWOel, ly cloudy. 2 Florida arrived. 12 I shipments \r, date this year cars on track. Closing Fridny, celery (Florida) 611’. opening Saturday. Supplies mod­ I shipments td aate this year erate. Demand slow. Market dull. celery (1923 crops) 15,631. Florida, 10-Inch ’ crates 4-0 dosen ig Point Information For . Friday. * FORD. F L A .— Moderately tain during the day. W ire “ 5dryA * 111* J*?1Proved. Demand York two-thirds crates best 3.00­ S . limited. Market 3.26 few higher, fa ir condition l « d y . no change in prices. C a r !' C IN C IN N A T I — 84 degrees ■da f. o. b. usual terms. Florida, |cloudy. 3 California. 1 Florida arMaeh crates, 4-6 doz.stalks in t rived. 7 cars on track. Closing he rough U. B. No. 1q u a lity : Friday, opening Saturday. SupL7o, Golden Self-blanching. plies moderate. Demand and trad‘. I, , Teriaiaal Markets. ling slow. Market steady. Cali forTpaka Td Jobbers’ means 1. c. l.in la, standard crates Golden SelfMaa ln large lots by original r e - : blanching in the rough 6-10 dosen t T*” °thcr la r g o ; stalks. Few sales mostly around w e r s . Weather report rcprc-i6.00. Florida.lO -inchcratcsG oldNtU conditions at R a. m. to d a y ,; en Self-blanching in tho rough gal time. "A rriva ls” cover period '4-G dozen stalks 2.50-2.75, 3 dox5 ? . ,.tL.” port Including early cn stalks 2.25-2.50, 8 dozen stalks ■riots this morning. “ Cars On 1.75-2.00. Jack represent this morning's BOSTON—37 degrees clear. 1 N a t and include all cars not com- Florida arrived. 5 cars on track M e lv a n lo u M . (incomplete.) Almost too few „ degrees, sales reported to quote, market ^C aliforn ia, 2 N ew York nominally steady. Car lot sales. rriVed. Supplies limited. Demand Florida, 10-inch crates Golden SelfXT .V.6ry fcw blanching 3-0 dozen stalks, 3.00, ft**. Now York, two-ihirda cratch R dozen stalks 2.60 (1 car.) few beirt 3.25. California, P H IL A D E L P H IA —36 degrees aatterd crates Golden Sclf-blanch- cloudy. 3 Florida arrived. (3 cars iff * car 6-50. Florida, no sup- on track yesterday.) Supplies mod­ ......... . . crate. Demand moderate. Mnrket Pz riS B U R G — 34 degrees clou- steady. Florida. 10-inch crates [ ' . • California arrived. 14 enrs Golden Self-blanching in the rough ^ I r a n k E. Jennings:Greek Village To ^ At •Prohi Meeting Celebrate T h e i r f In Eustis Church Annual Cross Day / I BELIEVE THIS IS TOM C O M IN G I HAVEN'T SEEN HIM FOR A WEEK OR MORE DlDN'T YOU HEAR ABOUT IT?/ I GOT A RAISE IN SALARY- J A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL V " RAISE TOO ---- W IL L O PE N iTTnsT M IA M I, Jnn. 19—Tho hoard o f county commissioners w ill open bids on Fc)>**osrv 1“ for construct­ ion o f n 75-foot drainage canal through the Btscnytie drainage dis­ trict north o f here. The proposed canal will extend 37,200 feet through the Bis:ayne district, and w ill be similar in size to the Miami drainage canal. It v. ill cost ulmut $455,000, it in estimated. A snutU ranul is to be built through the Dmin district for which the Iliscnync canal will furnish an outlet.! Duval W ill Spend $3,500 on Exhibit THE RAYMOND T. RICHEY EVANGELISTIC PARTY Revival and Gospel of Healing ' JAN. 27th COME AND BRING THE SICK /TILA N ' I T H EA T R E. ....T oday..., Batteries The v e ry best R attery is an Fe rr-charge nnd repair all makes o f Batteries RAY BROTHERS Phono 51ft Sanford’ .. • * ( I G O T IT J U S T L A S T W E EK , \ SUPPOSE IN A COUPLE WEEKS MORE YOU’LL BE SO PUFFED UP YOU’LL BLOW AWAY . To reach all the peopie effectively— lea ve yoUr W ant A d a t T h e Herald Office. Phone os*to send fo r it o r phone it to tho W an t Ad Department P H O N E 148 “4 5 s . 2U TSvt9nr tfl#8horu; n " S ly ^"U btfdly w w m P ll« t io n s > 2 ! L i 7 * ny Not n il W lt t in of the shirnnH? n L h ^ 1J ? eo“ 5,dcre<,>but u n t J t Richmond arrives on the there Is no American eontnZ 0f wm m unSa With the rebels* capital citv w i i i u . o f t,l* t mconi’ V * hS #^ i..equ,pn?cnt of the lltSk mohd w ill supply, may be e « W r* ^ n«? somewhat negotiate with tile dc lallucrta Icsb trtfif the jnirposo o f keeping t . __* opeh to commerce. So far as kiJZ no communication has reachodtk. sU te department telling of ccptlon by do la Huerta of S a fi SCHOOL BO ND ISSUE. D A Y T O N A , Jan. 10—The p e ti­ ter fere n cew ith American ships it tion o f the local school board fo r a $125,000 bond issue fo r the erection o f a new school building has been approved by tho county board o f cd ucation, and arrangements w ill be made at the February meeting fo r Chicken Dinner. Holding an election at which the voters w ill pass ort tho proposition. Beth’* Cafeteria. * W e are placing the new 1250 K. B. a LJS5S.« . T A M P A , Jun, 19—The bourd o f public instruction of Hillsborough county has engaged Dr. Drusslar ot Peabody College, Nushville, nn • (• p t o f the United States govern merit, under the bureau o f educa­ tion, and an expert in school build­ ing*, to make a m rvey of the school system within the Tampa soccinl school d'striet, No. 4, for the purpose o f determining needs fo r a period o f fi.e to ten yinrs. Dr. D reu lar will bagin the survey the latter part of Junuury. \ . 'v-------- ^ ^ / W H E N DID ALL • { THIS H A P P E N ? announced Saturday. Systems to b= used in the classification and arrangement o f the books are: Ncwaik double-changing, Dewey decimal classification and Stand­ ard cataloging rules will bo also used. • The City Commission has em­ ployed Mrs. Laurence Brown as librarian in charge. Mrs. Brown c'omcs to Sanford from Orlando, where she held tho office o f chief o f the catalogue department at tho library there fo r some time. Prior to that Mrs. Brawn was chief librarian at Anniston. Ain., for two years nnd had previously had experience in tho libraries o f New York and clsowhero. She hns passed the examination glvon by tho New York library board nnd also finished a course In library science at Northampton, Mass. Mrs. Brown announced Satur­ day that no books will be given cut until Monday. A ll former patrons will be asked to register again. Direct to The Herald* office fo r qofck a ad courteous ferrite. K e • member that your tele­ phone is a Hcridd W a n t 8ertfce Station. This is part o f the sat­ isfactory service given by The Herald to tta advertisers and readers. ECONOMIC RUIN " ,n w a a riven the closest iro n tb m ,thore w,.‘re LI17.000 and his impressive address was m nef,at|n'thk 1f well received by the large audience, i V,. r HELLO,TOM! : .HOW ARE Y O U /-— — ^ ----TODAY? v-^ H E L L O .W IL B U R '^ ■ — y ^ f w H A T ARE YOU ALL S PUFFED UP ABOUT . \ SO TODAY? -X I f you do not harq a charge account, a state­ ment w il be nailed you when the ad appears. F L O R ID A LEAD S. C A L IF O R N IA T A M P A , Jan. 19— Florida will •how four time* the ifciprovemcnt California haa shown with onefourth the amount o f capital in­ vented in this state that has been Invested in the Pacific coast com­ monwealth, according to tho be­ lie f expressed here by John H. Per­ ry, president o f the American Press association, and owner of the Jacksonville Journal and tho JACK SO N VILLE, Jan. 10— Ap­ proximately $3,500 will be tho cost o f Duval county’s exhibit at tho ull-Florida exhibition to bo held ir New York next month, according to Harry W . Hcbb, chairman of the committee in charge o f the county’s part in the project. It is stated that $2,500 will be required Low Bid Submitted for the exhibits nnd other uxpensos and the county will publish a hand­ For a N ew Primary some illustrated booklet fo r dis­ tribution at the exhibition. This, T A L L A H A S S E E , Jnn. 19— Bayn it is estimated, will cost another and Masters o f St. Augu.itino sub­ $ 1,000. mitted the low bid fo r construction o f the new primary unit nt tho State School for the Deaf and the Fla. State Realtors Blind o f that city their figures to ­ to W ork Up Policies taling $dl»500. There were eight bids altogether, tho figures run­ ORLAND O , Jnn. 19— The hoord ning as high as $54,787. of governors o f the Florida State BIG BOND ISSUE. M IAM I, Jan. 19— A bond issue Realtors Association wilt meet hero o f $307,000 will lio voted on next next Monday for tho purpose of Monday fo r municipal improve­ formulating poheics for 1024, anil ments at Miami Beach, in com­ to discuss other matters affecting pliance with a resolution adopted real estate dealers throughout the by city council, on December 1!). state. A largo delegation is expected to One hundred thousand dollars o f the amount will bo used In extend­ attend the meeting, with each city ing nnd developing tho wntor where denier* arc affiliated with works system, $60,000 for tho city’s the organization sending represhnre on constructing sanitary scntntlves. sewers, nnd $40,000 for street pav­ BIG WORK P L A N N E D . ing. Among other items w ill bo T A M P A , Jan. • ISM—Municipal one o f $25,000 for developing and improvements in this city costintr improving public parks. $2,911,4)00 arc contemplated for 1921, under tho terms o f the bond | A L I.-F L O R ID A E X H IB IT M SSIM M KH , Jan. Ill— Unccnla issue lo iio voted nn February 12.1 county will have nn exhibit at the The larger items called for in the All-Florida exposition in New plans include municipal amlitenim 1 1 ork next month. This county $250,000; extension and repar of commissioners have agreed to an- rower system, storm s e w o * unit * drains, $760,004): I’lutt street nfldqe across Hillslmrotis;h riv e r,, $325,004), Cu'ir. street hrii!tr<< across | the same stream, 8325,000, For-! tune street hridjre also across the j llillahc rough, $250,000. Road A T T H E M IL A N E . Next Monday night at the Mi- work in llm county also j* planned Tnctttroa “ Tlio ( ’ovrruil W ag­ to cost about $3,000,000. on * will make good the advance reports that have preceded it from New \ ork nnd other ritius. The favorable critical verdict • is also the popular one. Love story, spectacle Wild West, allegory, fnree, song-nnd-dance, tragedy, comedy are just a few of its.facts, it might truthfully ho described as “ the show that hns everything." The mighty unity that hinds the congeries it tho in­ spiring theme o f the opening up W ill Begin nn Old-Time W0®L America’s greater hmpin?, by the humblo travelling ark* on “ covered wagons." Scenes o f these weird prairie schooners l Wed by their swimming horses Meeting in Erndentown, Fla. and oxen across ihe Platte; bar­ ricading, tongue to axle, against Indian nttack; their bravo land­ lubber* fighting savages, prairie file, huffnlo and 2,000 miles o f hostile wilds; the caravans. split**"8 i1" 1*1}; Gold Trail and the Plough T rail diverge, und Oregon’s final conquest in the snows, stir patriotic pulses mi j make every proud o f being nn Am eri­ u,,-. auditor can. entirely The romance o f Molly Wingate °5 Ihe pretty wagon-driver courted i £ "E U S T IS , Jan. 18— Th»» Christian TA R P O N SPRINGS, FLA., Jnn V Church was Ailed to capacity 18,— Tho Greek village lying Just •r Wednesday night, tho occasion bo- north o f this city will be dressed . lag the services held in conimem- up in its gay colors tomorrow, tho ■ration o f the passage o f the Eigh- occasion o f their annual Cross Day. >:; taenth amendment, under tho auz- Noted Greeks from nil tho conti­ > pices of the Woman’s Christian nent will bo here for the occnslon. ^ Temperance Union of this city, o f The local priest will nt the clinmx B j^ M e h Mrs. Fred M. Mattcson is o f the services drop a jeweled cross ..pvwldcnt and who presided *in a into the water o f the Spring Buyou. . most gracious manner. Music for Fivo expert divers will work to I U * evening was furnished by the recover the crosa, and the success.j Scout under the ful one will be honored publicly. , Nftmrsnip o f l . J. King. The ceremony is o f a strictly ro; The opening oxerc so* consisted lig i„u* nature, and tho bnptism of o t popular selections by the orches- the crosa in meant to purify the - tra and a vocal quartette compos- water, that storms and other caboy. Harold Ferra,^ |„mitios will not interfere with ; A . D. Muter, Jr., Byron King and the sufety und success of the i l Bn*' < i . , »ponge boats and sponge fishermen ■ •“ boy8 nni' 8lx Rlr,H pnriici- for unothcr season. **!!!?. »!? * " lu« h 'Thousands of people witness this composed o f r red Matte- ceremony overy year, which is held ren, Wa ton Brewster, R. A. Perry « t 11 o’clock in the morning. and Earle Mvera was nn attractive . _______________ feature of the evening. The dc- r > I > r iL ', L', C O r t O C! A VCJ votionsl exercises wero in charge * b v / r F i O o U i L B A I O o f Rev. B. It. Hawkins and Rev. E. r i F . R I V f A N Y N F A R R ;- ^ t b u r Thompson. The American X N E iA K S " m o d was read in unision by tho 5 States. He referred in n brief way j; Mrs. Mattcson introduced the __ , ____ ' ^7". „ , ' speaker o f tho evening, Frank E. * ncmploymenl. High I rices nnd I Jennings o f Jacksonville, cnmlldnte ,,ow *\aKp!* Combine to ( rcate for governor o f Florida. “ Dcrpcrate Situation. Mr. Jennings’ subject was, Tho ---- T „ Problems o f Temperance nnd Law f " L W i OKK, Jan. 11).— GorEnforcrnient. He said that it was '."n" y * economic difficulties topartlcularly pleasing that ho should « “ y ntrt’ n“ ,r‘! ■«rious than they make his hist punlic appearance have been at any time since the in Eustis on an occasion o f this Armistice in the opinion of Dr. Und and referred to the citizens a* truest M. Patterson, professor o f • Lake county being Inw alibiing, economics nt the University o f which means u moral, physical and Pennsylvania who hns Just returnflnanciul profit to the county,as i ed from innklng nn economic Burresult o f such a reputation, ilu V(7 in Germany. His report will said that the disreguni o f law cn- he used to guide the child-feeding forcemont is a liability to nnv work o f the American Quakers county, any state and to the United with the fund or $10,04)0 000 being BUtes. Ho referred in a brief wny raised in the United States by tho to (ho passage o f the Eighteenth American Committee for Relief o f amendment, which became u law German Children o f which Majorin two yeurs after the temperance General Henry T. Allen is- chairpeople got behind it, in spite o f mun. the fact thut the countries o f the “ Unemployment, high prices and World felt that it would foil. low wages have combined to creMr. Jennings recited tho ill ef- ate a desperate situation," I)r. fccts of alcohol and said that there Patterson said. "Germany, is will never again be leguiizcd so- j struggling to solve her problems . loons in the United States. Mr. ibut must receive foreign assistance Jennings placed great emphasis or. I on u large scale if n terrible law enforcement and callud utten- calumlnty is to be uverted. Food tion to the meeting o f governors o f I supplies from foreign countries ihe various states o f the union and, must come soon to save the lives other organizations that hnd re- of thousands o f children who have cently been held to bring about re* I been long undernourished tnd are BUlta in this rospect. Mr. Jon- In no condition to meet the grow ­ i n g s said that wo. as a people, ing menace of rickotts and turberticcd tmlay above ull else, to show culoais. Ae,Far<l for Hb* f ry“ Railway traffic is paralyzed, " r *1" ° n l *'e statute factories are silent and the cities Jmoks, ns in this manner alone can lack ndenunto- fuel supplies. A V W* tlon fo r the line, new In lldin g and said that all 8anford was proud o f i t She also told o f some o f the struggles through which the 11*. brary had undergone. She express­ ed the k'jpo that the number o f books would bo increased from time to time. Tile new library Is built on tho Spanish style o f architecture with stucco exterior. I t cost approx­ imately $20,000 and the lot upon which it is built is said to have, cost around fo.OOO. . The first floor consists o f a m ain! delivery room in which the desk | o f the librarian is located. In tho the rear o f this main dc livery room are several" tiers o f books. On each side o f the main room is a reading room, one I'jr adult read­ ers, and the other juvenile readers. In the rear o f the main room there arc flights o f stairs leading to tho balcony which will also be used ns a reading room. Doors on either side o f this balcony lend to open roof gardens which will be used as aault reading rooms during good weather. The tumiturc o f the building raid to have cost $1,000, is ot PH ONE YO U R W ANTADS Back to the Yellow Jack et Fetor II. Kgnc's Cosmospolitan Magnr.ine story with Kuthljcn Kirkhnm and Roy Stewart. Comedy— Crash Also Mutt and Jeff Monday nnd Tucsduy *"The Covered Wagon” .vporinl Matinee Tuesday only. Stats on <&le‘ct It. C. Bowers. development, Mr.. Perry said, was j duo to identical steps that are now bolng* taken in Florida, n forerun­ ner o f which was good roads. IIo said tho West Coast o f Florida should by all means have a hard-t stiriaccil road from Tampa to P e n -1 sncoln extending along tho g u lf, const. The only fool like nn old fool is a young fool. The great “buyers’ .strike” of. 1920-21, a never-to-be-fb'rgtittett event in the economic history of this country, proved a point which must henceforth be re­ cognized as basic and incontro­ vertible. It was discovered by merch­ ants and jobbers everywhere, in practically every line of merch­ andise, that it was the trademarked’and adequately adver­ tised brands of goods th a t got the lion’s sljare of the business there was to get, while the pre­ ponderant loss of sales fell on the unbranded and unadvertis­ ed goods. This was a great “showdown” for Advertising. Its position as a factor in economic life was on trial. Had it really done what had always been claimed for it? Ha dit created consumer prefer­ ence that would hold against the keen competition of a sacrifice price on unmarked goods? (> The verdict of the buying pub­ lic was unqualified. It was not straw vote to determine popu­ larity. It was the final test of villmgness to buy. The ballots r/ere dollars. And the prepond­ erant majority voted with their dollars that they preferred to keep right on buying advertised goods. * With the whole country on a reduced schedule of production anl sales, the factories th at were able to keep on producing, in anything like normal quantities, were invariably those making trademarked and nationally ad­ vertised goods. Turbine in service and if ttyete are any interruptions in the electric power in the city it will be only for short periods. Southern Utilities Co. All over the country today manufacturers, jobbers, and merchants are giving serious consideration to th is important and conspicuously dem onstrat­ ed fact: the public prefer to buy nationally advertised brands of merchandise. And public de­ mand is the last word in all Ec­ onomic situations. No one can go aganist it and long endure. This will mean, then, that more and more m anufacturers will seek out ways to make their products worthy of a distinctive^».» tradem ark and a sustained pl^r/ that merchants will more and ’ ‘ more and more arrange to sup *>7 ply the merchants with advertifc. ed brands. But new advertisers, • manu­ facturers who are finally con­ vinced that their future lies irt product, will discover th a t the magic power of advertising more give preference to their wil mean th at the jobbers will stocks to advertised brands. It cannot be applied overnight. It may require sustained effort to the direction of an a d v e r te d of advertising. It will mean attain a position equality with competitors who have been ad­ vertising for many years. This will be an unwelcome discovery. I}ut it will be found to be the truth* and will be their* only pope of gaining a substantial loothold m what, from now oil, must continue to be a more keenly competitive m arket than we have known for a genera �-■I P S S 5 * * » i ; T r y -*- •.'■r 1 ■*.-->n ’ J *Y* •*!£ V - • . >• -. ' * • /V; .• * ■ ' •, • 1* f rr, TOE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 21,1924^ JURV GIVES YOUTH MEKCV BUT TRICKERY GIVES HIM death! FO UR D IE D IN T H IS W R ECK T R E N T O N , N. J-, Jan‘ .2 lT 1Jl1 mongers who plied trick of words— 'they a “ * SANFORD, FLORIDA. JAN. 20, 1924 thor’s testimony unwillingly con­ “ B e t 1 l-ound out -k. , vict his son o f murder. Freshman’s answer w as: Sir Will Decorate. ftopbwNor* Nates. They made a Jury *cntcncB The girls o f the 1Junior Lstin Lnunfall wanted Lowell to bo re­ Sophomore class o f Sanford to death, when R wanted to g n e I t was the beginning 0f K sands Its regards to the class w ill have .charge o f the doe- ligious like he was. . tiim a more merciful punishment. Another question wan: Did you o f . the W e are orating o f the Woman’s Club next And now Arnold Anderson, 20, at all conceited but we know Thursday night when they will like tho poem? Give the reason ■its stoically In his cell in the for shooting Harry c *i£?f Is not a better class In the have the Senior and Junior Latin why you did or did not like it? Death House o f the New Jersey Jersey City* real 7 lt& banquet. Tho decorations will be school. On another paper tho n n ; w r state prison wondering what lurentirely o f roses who intercepted Anders° was this: I liked the peem because Mr*. Maxwell makes the best thor trick poorly selected words he was leaving aroor»V*v,n ^ it helped to pass away tho time. t in the school. W e could will play him. Checkers Popular. Aug. 8 last. re‘ ho» « wish for n better. With Mrs. \Ve nro waiting anxiously to Tom Mix being in town Friday, F o r the Board o f Pardons has IPs guiding hand wo w ill hear our grades and sincerely hope hia case under consideration. ih much in the lead in every* Leonard McLucas was able to se­ all our' papers will not receive til cure a red and black chocked flan­ rccommendntAms enn save him marks those answers did. nel shirt. Several games o f check­ from death in February- But the following is a list o f class ers were played on school grounds Tho next book we c/pect to young prisoner is not hopeful. school; 1010-1912, 1910-lDlu. he a ^ srs: today. Anyone wrshing to piny studv is “ Silas Mnrner,” by George There has been too many n slip Margaret Peters— President. checkers, just cnii on Mac, as his Eliot. L0 ,V rm; 101n->91fl A ?" time in for hirn tw ixt the thought und the JUVenl| theylt5 House of Briggs Arrington— Vice Presi­ rates ore very reasonable. vful ontrv; lo ir ,n.o u ?*' unlawful entry; lDl 7 *l 9 iaIU{ *1 word. . „ , Monthly Report;. dent. Meanwhile his father, a tailor In sent H o Sing Sing for 7*1 Igh Schoal pupils A ll o f the High School pun HL “ ‘ I f He Could Hear Thin. > Katherine Symcs— Secretory. Brooklyn, N . Y., tries to keep ceny; 1919-1923, he did* ipurt card can report cards lust received hteir report Cicero is a hard book, §£ W alter Barber—Treasurer. nwt^ busy at hia work. He has become term fo r burglary. Vrldnet Many or tho pupils nil are Friday.4 As hard as it enn ho. ^ Our Literary society rendered n deathly quiet. He no longer speaks working hard lo got an E or a I t killed out all the Romans nJ L * * b oyis i program last Friday. The fot___ in. much t’v> his workers. He just tnlly deficient! Tlicr\'v7n1l mJ*' high enough grade to bring their And now it Is killing me, Ing read selections from Booth works on, and on— to keen busy. Commission inquire into h ii^ average up to ninety. Tho-jo wlm rkington: Cermets Barber, Mary Hia heart is heavy, and ins soul have a high enough nvernge so First Coaching Lesson. Moye, Clifford Hhlnholser. is seared. Tho se cond year Home Ecnnnm the: r can be exempt from their e:c- j The second section had fo r Us * « * ‘» « i N o t only docs ho have to hear bject, Edgar A . Poe. These com- les clnsn had their first cooking ies- am nations nre trying nut t i full tho anguish o f knowing that it is down too much this month. W e i Comforts Father and Mothw son Thursday. Biscuits being tho im committee: hia boy who may go to tho chair: In appearance and bearing . uu.iKi.Hii Annie Mao Du* specialty, many bread men were hope they w ill not be disappointed. J but he has to bear the torments of derson lem nds one of a d M made, featuring Syl Christcnberry ■ bote, Emily Griflin. Muslc En [oycd. and W. A . Adams. : Four*\vcre killed and U Injured when two trains collided near Houston, Tex. I t wns said mlsundcr- the thought that hia tcstimUny professional student:" With^k W e certainly do on'oy • Miss . . . , . Among the now members of the helped convict him. njne-nes glasses he looks V ' W ill Be Slaves. A Drug Addict at Twelve. hlgh-brow intellectual. * The pupils o f tho Sophomore Junior class aro Herbert Messer, Gray’s playing on tho Vietrola i:i I Si.artdl.ig o f ort.c. ;■ mured t..c wreck Tuesday morning she A t the trial he was asked if his Latin cllassos are going to be slaves Sam Byod and Ellen Rucker. They Chapel. When the newspapers PHatJ gavo a talk about Stuna Mountain boy bad told him that he had shot stories about his father’s at the Latin banquet next Thurs­ are welcome to our class. near Atlnnta, Georgia, nnd the fin.* Junior-Senior Latin Banquet. the victim, with whose murder niony convicting him, he comfort. day night. The Juniors and Sen­ fin,) told *-a.i him er_ u^ The Junior and Senior Latin work they nre doing there. he had been charged. Th3 father hit iors are the ones to be waited on. his fntbnifather and S ,or‘* Ju classes o f S. II. S. will enjoy a thought that he had been naked if admired him tor living up to £ We all anticipate a fine time. Belt Line Victims. Latin banquet do not miss this one. ^•oung Anderson had told him thnt A T L A N T A , GA., Jan. 21— Geor­ We nrc sorry to report that sev­ at the Woman’s club on Onk A ve­ Members Popular. J A C K S O N V ILLE . Jan. 21— This c had told the police that lie had When the Jury found him nj| gia's timber products shipped from done It. I Hr The AMoclatnl l'rm«| Hsre is an ex am p leof the pop­ nue. This banquet will be an much eral Freshmen had to be run city should hnve another senior ty it did so With a recommend* tnrtr.;; ntonc, which represent about through the belt lino on Monday. M E L B O U R N E , Dec. 21— Pro­ like those o f the Romans us possi­ ularity o f the class o f ’20. A fter tion fo r mercy. high school building to alleviate And he answered— “ Vos." ’ the election o f the officers o f Troop ble. A ll friends o f S. H. S. nrc They forgot and failed to live up crowded conditions in the Duval gress is being made toward tho one-half tho timbered area o f tho F o r he was ready to ga on and But the N ew Jersey law 3sn to the reputation o f old S. II. E *. state, were worth $21,(590,000 i.i and nf itihnn n jury tm-if brings in t. s qr. “ 8 . Boy Scouts o f America, it was cordially invited to attend high school. Dr. Fons A. Hath­ cctabllshmcnt o f a gigantic air explain thnt his non had a veak- that when a * and that every office was filled bring the small sum o f 25 cents to for duonilness. The school cannot away, county superintendent of service which w ill connect Great 11120, a sum equal to one-fifth the nojjt i’jr naauminr the guilt of dlct murder ln u help us pay fo r the use nf the club and will not tolerate unclcnnlincs*. public instruction, declares that Britain, Egypt, India and Austra­ value of all the state’s agricultural others. lie was ready to tell how by Sophomore boys except one. verdict "shall be death unlesi flu We d » not think that these Fred, products that year, according to house. I f you wish to see n real lia. Details o f the plan have been Juniors Caught in the Act! Jacksonville, at present, Is nbreast hia buy had confessed to n crime jury recommends life impriion Speed cop was not on duty Fri- uLtin banquet do not miss this one. men will be found guilty any more. o f the times and hus ..atisfied the discureed in Melbourne with the forestry association officials. It which he hadn’ t committee:!, tho ment.” Freshmnn Class. y?; day when the Junior girls rushed needs fo r more achool buildings, postmaster general and the minis­ was stated that Georgia w as mak­ conviction o f which would hnve u in n er con­ con- -------....................... . ......... ^u,r ^ said: “ MmjS New Pupils Enrolled. ber For tho last two months tho pu­ madly down to the Home Econoand says it is not too early now to ter fo r defence, and it is expected ing good progress in tim Since tho Christmas vacation contemplate erection of a new sen­ that it will ba carried out. lls o f tho Freshmnn Class hnve st’ rv,ation, out officials point out the g*oant c‘ f hl o rm o rey o a rs in Sing .not life imprisonment.’’ ‘ Biles room, having been caught 'endive need to further s a fe -1 . J h ei nuthon ,es *hnt tune 1 bo the ju i^ e sentere^ t A t present the journey from imperative • on the stairs by Professor McKny Leen studying “ The Vision of Sir ten new pupils hnve enrolled in ior high achool ns tho now junior discovered the deceit, however, and i die in the electric chair the v*l before the bell had rung. Dot and Lnunfnll" by Yowcll. Tuesday we High School, making n total enroll­ high schools will pour n greater Australia to London occupies nrnc-. guard and build up the Umber supsaved him. o f Feb. 17. M. E. were awarded medals for hnd a test on the noem. One of tho ment nf 300 pupils. O f thin num­ volume o f students into the one ticully a month. The proposed nir- ply. But this time, in the courtroom] “ A fine Valentine far m e," An questions wun: Wnnt is the moral ber 100 nre members o f tho Fresh­ senior high building than ever be­ ship service would cut lius to a ! At the present rate o f consump' being the fastest. They will make n in Jersey City, the fnthcr never,derson said smiling—as he trie lesson o f this poem? One bright men clttKS. little more thnn nine day3, which tion the state’s timber supply for good material fo r track team. fore. would include u may o f six hour; .shipping purposes will bo practi- g j t the chance to explain. IBs an- to comfort his mother, at each of tho stopping places. Tho tally exhausted in ten years, odic- swer hnd nlrcady convinced the; But there was no comfortingM V E T E R A N S A R E IN V ITED . airships would carry mail nnd pas- (u|s stated. With the need for jury, for young Ar.derson’n record mother, a grny-halred, feeble, lit - ! tie lady, who is growing feeble cengers. building material increasing each wan bad. H A V A N A , CUBA. Jnn. 21— Si' According l‘j his father, young each day, worrying, not only abw The proposed route, with time year, the state will suffer an indusSimnhh W ar veterans of the Unit­ 1*»l«l mll.m-L- in Ihii trial Rcthnck the future linln*. unless Anderson became n drug addict j the fate o f her i.’ jy, but the effs ed .Staten have been formally in­ nnd distances, follows: Milen Hours ‘ constructive titepa in reforestation w h en 'he v.n.i 12 years old! Drug on her husbnnd. vited by President Zayns to hnM l1) are taken, the forest conservatinntheir 11*21 convention in Tampa Great Britain to Cairo..2,101 19 i«t.s claim. In this connection, it ST. PETERSBURG, Fin., Jan. in conjunction with the Caban vcl- f'ulro to B a g d a d .......... 015 n i n ! ( ' HOF l i . I M t HAL 1T o w n s h ip 21 Smitli, 1IsiriKP •It : wnn pointed out that certain kinds conception erana o f that wav, it became known Bagdad to Bombay ..... 1,771 Determining how the modern revealed the fact that co-operation 2t— Thu doughboy’s M . . 'n North ,-inI :i..ii!h i; Bombay to Calcutta .... 7H5 23 : o f timber can lie raised in about 25 Nntle o Is lien-liv alv. ■n that nn- la Seminole I'm in iv, **lnrli net-work o f good roads shall be with tho railroads hnd not been o f a pretty bathing g irl will be Saturday. 2 !) years. t!»*r nii-l l.y tile lilt lllll’ iv nf Hint prupcrty i f (». C. Hr’ isnt. Calcutta to Rangoon .... 7t)(l considered seriously. determined Saturday, Mnreh 29, Used 1s the new problem for or­ previously certain <serntl- n In <Ul*< (pin rtf 111** A ini ni mo mil In* I.i Is.*-ro 2<1 tho lust day of the American Le­ Intensive forestry practices on Rangoon to Singapore .1,0.11 Circuit < iMl rt. s1 !** •etlth linin’ 111 Clr- Hint 1 ehiill o f f e r (or Hate ganised motorists, in the opinion Y et it is this very co-operation gion’s state 'convention -in Singapore to P e r t h .... 2,2r!J in St. nil forest land aro necessary lo In I'ntittl) t'mirt. Semlnnlc rmi nix cult tn ii ml for H'-mlti ■de vunty, In tin- h I l l i c i t hi,hie for o f officials o f tho National Mo­ from which there is every hope Petersburg, when contestants from moot the annual drnia of 25,000,KlorMe. r M«•?ll JVC* ■n ,'i y nt 11 Klnrld-i. l-crirln-r (Into i f Fi Itrimry ‘1 t ITATIIIV. torists Association. This was the that big results will be obtained. Hvery city In Fluridu i hi . Hiiz wlilelt ;ii lil - XI , ntii-n lit fr o m rlmtr o f the C .Mil will be LUO.Otld cu. ft. o f timber from the -line P A S T U R A G E NEEDED. K. K. tIrmly, I'lulotltr. l-IIHl-.l on "The N. M. A. intends proceed. nn . n ei i t ilii juil'Zi•lent nf Kiihl S i nfor.l. Fl-rlil.i. on Mom view expressed by executive sec­ Judged on the famous Pusu-u- nation’s forests, while growth re- i vs. eerCiln Court, rendered In i IS I rtiury lih. 1931. totv i • ii | „ h retary, Fred H. ( nicy, who added: ing nlong liberal lines In nttnck*j{j places only ti,000,000 cu. ft., says J A C K S O N V IL L E , Jan. 21— [H enry Alirntiaio. IMwnrd Alirntiam. cause Ini •ly tieir-l n t the r- In. u here- o f 1 1 :1)11 und 2 : 0 0 n't I ick 1 nwun. '. "W e are turning the entire pow­ ing this problem of road use, ntel Allu-rt Aliriilnim, T r a i l i n g in* In lit nr* A hr -In ii-. i: i 'A ft l’il Al-ra- time, to rntixfy- the Will •xeoitk A beautiful loving cup and a | William It. Grccly. chief o f bureau |Tltere is grent need in Fluridu for Al-nilinrn llrelliers Horse ti ill Imm nn-l AIL-’ rt A hra 1: tm tr.iillirr er o f our organization upon tho muse it is the biggest problem the substantial cash prize w ill be o f­ o f forestry, in annual report. 1lull'll nt Sr iifor-l. l‘•Ill'll |permanent pasturage, according to JIilli- l ‘ >inquinv. H femlautH. problem of making the roads o f motorist has on Ids hands und be- fered, entries to come from any ns Al-rnli •t.i llr-ii. l i o n - , M 1*%* l ,‘ L, tv, l-'lorlilii, i lii.s l he l lllll ll 1A. P. Anthony, who deplores Ih Ur* it’ ll, l iamtshee. Wer<plnl (i. ('. Dry i nt. Ii-- i . uitn r. A. I>. 1922. country serve the motorist in cause tho subject touches upon so city in the stnte with the excep­ Value o f the country’s principal amount o f beef, dairy nnd poultry Te: I f , * Al.rih'in, Kilwnrtl r-iolunl. ii1tIi If f, s- ..nml 1■Villi II •> u lie telc M 1 the most satisfactory manner. many interests ns to render co­ tion no off St. Petersburg. j farm crops this year is placed by ; which is shipped out o f tho state AWalinin. nml A lien Al.ralinm. t i«,\vi••-s'*dV i„ nn •if [s.'Ini! t ii’o iiV.■,1 liii, 1ft* V* It: " " I li’ li l. 1. ‘iii"v.'ii: As s Mhertl! S Now that we nre getting the roads operation the drily'fcnlHile way of — IIh itr.oii.-rs \vH(i n»,»r rfT 'f •tiMiv e.t qairt-r; •>„untv fllorU l l * — * * i’iitiS at i'a:iH-u-U«iB*,; DepurU*»vnt*f Afjriwuhure*ait' l<V>M A -tirrtlpiiny'-iir^^w^fnember of th4 Vrmimw o b t t f i l n g ^ i M y ^ i ' ' we have been fighting for, the next a m p u l What is c x p c c t c S w S } S S M ^ O W ? BiATsM-fTifufcs A e ocirfoT , 1V,” ,V’ itViir! *,f W-tri.T. tVctien 12 -so io - n.-. ' . T V * ■tep Is to keep them.” r, j ! the greatest convention in the his- value o f last yenr’s crops nt $7,- which will hobl a meeting nt Tam -: Tho N. A. M. program for A W A R D E D H ILVEIt CUI*. v* a e l r, nt yet. nr.- in--.-i,y ' — ~ z=i:-r _____ __- . ir__■,iu toryy o f the Florida department, ] 119,8C 1,000 and PJ21 crops nt !J5,- ( pa during the* South Florida fair. 1021 in connection with this sub­ will include ehninpionship boxing, j 629,518,000. IG. L. Gaines, another me;:ibjr o f S,.>1. 1 • ; ‘ 1*. l5''’ ject, it was pointed out, is the re­ tlie association, speaking :.t a lire- ! U lii -ti ni <1 suit njralti^i T A V A R A S , Jan. 21.— Frank I>. running and wrestling matches, . .; ' , ” | !, , j .-ti in l it- nI --n- Mi:<t--I , ci -on sult of n request put at the recent Waterman has been awarded a sil­ with appropriate prizes awarded Wtfstvlllc— Hundreds of ncrci liimnnry m eeting here, described . |M tftc enn . r Hour annual meeting by Judge Walter ver cup by the Lake county cham­ for winners in each event. in this vicinity being planted to the needs o f the Florida live st ick; Ifuinli- t nn-t Nln> ty-nlnc ( ' i :i:m ) i ) D. Meals, president of the organ­ ber of commerce us the “ individual industry cs first, markets, then tick 11 nml in c.ium*. a wr’t Plans for the convention now potatoes. ization. Judge Mculs said: performing the greatest service comp!etoil will make the entile l-'riitrtri e s an- Instrticti--l tn r. film! mnn*-” la e v e r y 1tintnno.- wturt !eradication, and next pemuncat ^ y!'Ii’1,"‘ tay,n."ns garnist "Public sentiment today Is such fo r Lake county ns a whole dur- last week In March full o f action s.-iU fictu ry r o u l l s are not i-lilotn- il. T ile ve ry 1!r.-1 itn.-n- nf Palmetto— Shipments o f fruit pasturage. [ t.ml >'iu il. I .-ill’ ll iif yim :ir. h-reli,v r u m JOMPi 1.1VItil A M I K lt )M ’.\ TIIAll' that the light fur goad roads that ing the year 19211.” G. G. W are,'fu r the Sunshine City The first from this Hcction for present srnI-. n'tlt.-il. •■*i Hu 710 >lny -if \prll, iitmiist Invarl.tlily wt-.p.i lln- l.oi lt ncy o f m.-ezlnn mi l eoinrhlitr has been made has been won. The director o f tho chamber o f com- three days the annual Festival o f j son total 2,tt7 earn, an increase of St. Petersburg— "Independent* H :i. tn iH'i-siiimtly In- nml appear' a n t Lite Dilril ip hi- it-atlly slaps tin- n.-veriml C o l.l* . Tie- emit inns In f.itv tin- iilmvi-i m l i' m.I ; great problem of the future will mcrce, in suggesting Mr. Water- tho States will lie staged. This 1000 cars over last year. enlarging publishing plant. I ’ alil om<t lie elii.-t-il i.s a Meri-iltS iltse.is- SO yi-l rtil ef It at anr». I r.ti|n r la Hu i.iiO a lli it. min r. ' “ K1 be In the uhc of them and tho man for the I. yaiH* mu eh ti are h o e t,r you have thnt chilly feeling Braden tow n— Manivista Hotels, w I.-. ,t- f mil • will tn- i -itere-l ngah-st' honor, said “ There is is nn event that always attracts ivlih a tltill Im.i.lHi’ lie t;'.* a sure s ig n that you l,i;\e taken enld. maintenance o f them; nnd the Inc., to expend $250,099 on local ) --it <ii,i| i nf ) •-u. thousands of visitors from over y 1’i-n‘ l w ait fur I'lntmanilti l-< ileVelai*. loll liny a hottle «-f tT-KM work o f Automobile clubs, ns I performed u great service for the the state. VVltr- is my tinml ua Clerk <>C C O U G H IN G R E L IE V E D hotel project. J- ‘NM9 I.IV l-U AN D KIH.VIJV T f l N t C tmlui’. T in e -M Is t-mill t It< II':’ » i ' •lll't -if Hi III ■ l’ l-iiI 'nun ■ conceive it, from now forward will town thut is honored by his pres­ The more you cough the more Immediately following the Fes­ ami y . o can n->t uffnril to t i k e n chance nt tills time of y«ir. iv. !'|i-r tilit, on tilts loth di'y of I be to see to it thnt the ninny mil­ ence, a grent service fo r lJike tival of States the Legion Far Sale nt _ w ill you strain your throat, lungs anil ENJO YED A GOOD NIG H T’ S .1 ' i-u»»S1. lions o f dollars thnt have been county nnd the state, although he take the stage for the rest o f the system. «.-»i: \i .» Raise the phlegm easily D nrm .A A H , Sleep expended in this country, and will ii a cilizcn o f another city. He week, with a program o f enter- without strain or pain by taking Cl»i1 ' nttity I'' nrt. :rm!m>h " I wish to say that FO LEY I'nitnty, rinrlila. be hereafter expended in the im­ conceived and encouraged, nnd tainment which provides for som e-1Leonardos Cough Syrup (Creo- P IL L S worked O. K. on ni" in n l*ll-lS -23-3-3-10-t7-2l provement o f roads, nre not wasted capitalized one of the grentest thing doing every minute o f the soted). It is soothing, healing, couple o f hours and the pains left und lost through misuse or failure hotels in the state, and 1 move time. ! pleasant and clTective. Best thing! me nt once. I took u couple o f to keep in repuir the roads thnt thnt the cun for 1923 be awarded Speakers of national reputation for hacking coughs, deep seated them in the afternoon, went to bed hnvo been built." Frank I). Waterman o f New York have been invited to attend and colds, bronchitis, croup, grippe ami and had a good night’s sleep and :t j ssj mv.u a. According to Secretary Coley, City and Eustice, Fin." members o f the local post! are de­ whooping cough. A most hcneticial have slept good ever since,” write.one of the biggest problems in con­ voting all their clfurts toward the nnd safe treatment for children Con Thiel, U S E. Columbia S t. nection with tne use o f the roads To prepare boys ami girls fo r task of entertaining nt least 1,009 and adults. Save yourself from F o r t’ Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY 1s the proper regulation of the positions in department stole*!, visitors. colds, coughs nnd serious trouble. P IL L S nre a diuretic stimulant for motor truck, but a feature o f tho with opportunities fo r advance­ Get u bottle o f Lconnrdi's L’ough the kidneys and will increase their if N. M. A. work nlong these lines, ment, the London county council, Zephrhills — American State Syrup (Creo^oted) from your drug- nctivity. Refuse substitutes. Sold ii ho explains, is that it will be car­ in cooperation with an association Bank to Increase capital stock. gist tudny and bring quick relief. everywhere. ried on in co-operation with truck o f merchants, has established a if manufacturers und motor vehicle school o f training in rctuil distribu­ authorities o f tho various states. tion. “ Instead o f getting out und buck­ F R E C K L E S A N D H IS FT?IENOS H V DT fkaC!T:i> ing the truck manufacturers, us Tannin— G u lf & Southern Steam too many people nnd organiza­ ship Company to enlarge local TH E U N IV E R SA L C AR tions nre attempting to do," Ca- warehouse space. ley said, “ our policy is to got out HELLO THERE, GONNY— mid co-operuti? with them and have GEE-MOW t them co-operate with us to bring GOINS 7DTUE ZIW Z. MUH ? M0P9 I DOMTT F0Q6ET about conditions that motorists I'LL BET YOU'RE TOUR V IM a T M om c e n t and the public in general want. MJ7MERS BCV. That is the way to get results. ME AFTER " I think we cun get results from tho signposting concerns if we w ill proceed along the same liberal YESS'B-YOU A S T Spring a total o f 350,G00 people were disappointed in lines. Billboards along the high­ BET T AM-1 not being able to obtain deliveries of Ford Cars and Trucks, ways are, fo r the most part a €OTA REAL aj orders were placed faster than cars could be produced. nuisance and u menace, but noth­ A-tAMA ing enn be accomplished by a t­ T h e demand for Ford Cars and Trucks this Spring w ill, accord­ tempting arbitrarily to force the advertiser o ff tho roads. ing to all indications, be far greater than last Spring. -G J “ Tho motorists cun do more to W in te r buying has been in creasing at a greater rate than ever safeguard his roads and make ?S*i them more useful if, through his before. .< s*. organization, he will endeavor to Actual retail deliveries the past CO days ■how the billboard people und the \\ manufacturers that advertising totaled 308,170 Ford Cars and Trucks, an jeopardizes the motorist is not ad­ increase o f 1,961 a day over a year ago. vertising at all, but sales resist­ //j[ ance o f the most powerful kind. "Tho automobile driver who O v e r 2GO.OOO people have already ordered Ford products on 0 rams another car because a bill­ our purchase plan, the majority whom w ill take delivery in ..................................... of xof........................... IWCIOWIAL board obscured his view o f the the Spring. road ahead is not likely to regurd ^7/v, HOT the advertiser with business-pro­ T h e above facts are given with the suggestion that you list your WELL,IF YOU'RE YCUR ^ )r > il . ducing respect. Conditions o f the ou, tJU POP ALVIA'tJT order promptly with a Ford dealer i f you contemplate the pur­ M C fT W E C ij Bet/, V U U ESE main highways are such thnt the CO/a.ES IN TH1 chase o f a Ford Car or Truck for use this Spring or Summer and driver must give hia full attention Does your dadcy s' to the I latter o f operating the enr, wish to avoid delay in delivery FRONT DCOR/ COME IN? and any thought he may give to adverti: 'ng is decidedly secondary. * ? * * } '* . C H A R M IN G P A R IS DESIGN ■ “ The N. M. A. hopes that in present; tg tho matter to advertis­ A btottic of figured silk ami skirt ers tho inudvisablility o f trying to w;tu plaiud panel at ihe from is mar- w f* ain tin* motorist’s attention when dame’s own version of tire mode, ami C'U"‘ . -‘Vi e is driving will be evident. When a debt; In lit! cue it is. The color an advertiser atturcts a driver’s scheme o f tliis design runs through attention an accident is usually the two or three o f the wood sfladti. The skirt and background o f the blouse result, not n sule. Lilt “ Co-opcraiion with the railroads aie in the same tone, but the figures is resulting in minimizing grade combine various rludcs o f brown and crossing accidents on I-ong Is­ gold. A charming costume for the land, ns a result o f the efTortx o f afternoon lea or early evening dinner the Long Island Automobile Club Medium rizc requires 3'A yards 19and the Automobile Club o f New inch crepe for the skirt and J jj yards York, working in conjunction with 36-incli material for the blouse. Pictorial Review Dress No, 1709. «it y officials and the representa­ tives o f the Good Roads Board o f Sizes, 16 to 20 years and J-j to *U 1^ tXi, | the N. M. A. The investigators inches bust. Fficc -I5 cans, s S w tiW w i NUMBER 1 P 'l f c r t T L - a S h$n « - ? iJ Jacksonville Wants a New High School MOTORISTS’ ASSOCIATION WANTS GOOD ROADS TORE MAINTAINED Nets Much PLAN NINE-DAY Georgia on Timber Products AIRSHIP FLIGHT Bathing Beauties Will Pass in Review Before American Legion Boys U T3E HEW TFEWMENT FOR BAD COLDS UOUMILLAT & ANDERSON ill I Daily Fashion Hint y / / f' L A if E Z rJ mk �TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 21* 1924 | j, ^ **r*Ji mm. JW ty/ S es >i fe w ? ' from the factory - ; y V '. « . #Rg•* \^<■A.VT.:^ &■.. v:- :V:'. m ,V : WHEREVER ,YO,U GET IT r -:V: ;:.• '•'••• p> » <<•.»' : : ■ aw '■■■' ' ... ■* »! \-+% . That favorite pocket tin c! fresh Tuxedo tobacco which has cost you fifteen cents or more for the last five years, is yours for just twelve ( 12) cents from now on! V Just two things hav© made If passable fror us to give you this 20% reduction on Tuxedos 1. A reduction in tls© cost of Kentucky Burlev tobacco and En paotes© materials. We haven’t lost any time in taking advan­ tage cl this opportunity. You know that it is the desire and policy of The American Tobacco Co. to extend to its customers the maximum of service. Reducing the price of a great favorite like Tuxedo—the moment it’s possible—is our idea of delivering this service. So now you’re getting the familiar tin of Tuxedo tobacco at 12 cents instead of 15 cents. Tuxedo is always FRESH. Every package is— /p e to pass an a 1our friend to share a ge< ag-T^gji^aa. eefe? u c a x w * 't m v l b e w & ' i j. : . u* 1“■ Gm.a r an te e cl b y �J T H E S A N F O K D D A I L Y H E R A L D , M O N D A Y , J A N U A R Y 21 , l f « 4 rd Dally Herald es Second Clssa Matter, Oc• 1111. at tlio Postoffleo at p a a c n ir r io a h a t c h i wr-----IT.oo. s ix Months |J.l$ •4 In City by Carrier per lie . Weeky Edition |1 Per Ford W orries Politicians W ill Street's collective eye, w ith it's penetrating vision unimpaired, is intensely set on Henry Ford and his “ snow­ balling” fortune, we are told by N ew York newspapers. It seems as i f the Street, counting Henry and Edsel as one, accord Ford first place in the serried ranks o f wealth owners and wealth producers. . According to figures compiled by money men of New York the' following “ high points” have been Bet down as facts: "1, The .Ford wealth today, represented by the mar­ ket value o f the Ford M otor Company, is close to $840,000,000. "2. In the twelve months ended February 28,1928, the company earned upward o f $119,000,000, after deducting $34,­ 000,000 for taxes. * • iAI. NOTICEi A ll obituary Its* cares of thanks, resolutions “ 8. The Fords are accumulating wealth a t a rate o f notices of entertainments where r tM are mads, w ill be churned about $400,000 or $450,000 a day, or, in round numbers, $150,­ at regular advertising rates. 000,000 a year. RMEH TH E ASSOCIATED PEES* “ 4. Giving H enry Ford ten years m ore o f activity (he *• Associated Press Is exclusf entitled to the use for repub- is now sixty-one years o ld ), the monav experts o f New York iten o f all neur» dispatches Itted to If or not otherwise say that on January 1, 1934, he w ill possess $3,000,000,000. tied In this paper nnd also tha "5. By that time M r. Ford and his son w ill be piling up 1 newa published herein. All its of re-put>llcnllnti of special wealth at the rate o f $1,000,000 n day.’ ’ •tehee herein nre nlso reserved. I B T H O U G H T FOR T O D A Y IA8TER, T H IS W O M A N was in in adulteryMoses comided us that such should be led; but what cay cat thou? . . He said unto them, he that dthout sin among you, let him I cast a stone a t her.— John Statisticians estim ate th at this staggerin g sum sur­ passes the annual surplus o f the United States government. Ford makes money on nlmost everyth in g he touches nnd knows how to use the m oney a fte r he gets it. We nre also told b y the N e w Y o rk press that there is n "grow in g feeling” in W ashington that "som ething must be done” about Henry nnd his money. The people of the country how ever are not worrying nbout th a t The people instead are goin g to see that their representatives in W ashington eith er sell Muscle Shoals to Mr. Ford or have a m igh ty good reason fo r not doing so. Ford's money nnd genius w ill convert Muscle Shoals into a great asset for the South nnd all Am erica. The people are willing to let the politicians do the w orryin g nbout the money that Ford will probably make o ff the venture. LA U G H I T OFF • you worsted in a fight? ‘ u cheated o f your right? . Ugh it o ff. n’t mako tragedy o f trifles, n’t shoot butterflies with rifles— -------------- o-------------Laugh it o ff. •a your work g e t into kinks? • you near all aorta o f brinks? i ‘Laugh it o ff. • “ A million nnd a h a lf lives w ere saved last year of peo­ it’s sanity you arc after ple in this country who would lm vc died under the death rate dre’s no receipt like laughtor. prevailing in 1880,” states an article in the L itera ry Digest o f . Laugh it o ff. December 29. — Modern Methods. C A Matter of Life and Death L e t Sanford progress! I l i a • most advanced art o f war 1 Mexico where armies invariably ght battles In the future. ."The home owner is n good cltlM o. More home owners w ill help sa y community. ---------0--------Sanford is gettin g some fine rdvertising throughout Floridn on account o f voting th « recent bond > Wise business men read and use §^ 4|tarn!d Classified Ads. Y ou ’re U Biasing tho real news o f the day I* i f you miss reading the Wants. -------- o--------7 T h rift week should mean greatN « r savings for everyone. A bank L :.fc co u n t will aid nnyono to get ’ fihead during the year. 1 t* B | J, s’ . S, .. Powder until van the white the soap b r i n g * * No Parachates. W hy? The Chickens F ly Off. The Cookie Posher*. Moaey Cheap, Stocks Nervous. Copyright. 1913 * neighbors child i| bad 2 2 g handy w h e ^ u r i * ^ ran W H E N T H E b ig Shenandoah broke aw ay from her mast in a gale, she carried o f f twenty-one men and they had no parachutes on board. I t is explained that “ the captain wanted the men to have confidence in the airship.” That’s interesting. But suppore that twenty-one men had been killed, how would those in authority ex­ plain' what would have been twen­ ty-one cases o f manaiaughter? The Shenandoah should not go on a ry North Pole trip, risking the Hvos o f courageous men, if reasonable doubt exists that she can mako the trip safely. It is not a N E C E S S A R Y trip. And in lime o f pence no ono has tho right .‘j gamble with tho lives o f good men. Whan some prod in i father kills tbo fatted head,™**. - Most ° f . t*®. "d m st Rauia-, door are inside. Biowing an auto horn wifi ^ drive tho w olf from your door.** A to ft answer turncth wrath, but a soft head draw*"t/7 About tho only nice thing * w poison booze is a man kill, vl? self instead o f hia wife, hi* N ever censure a man f or | «. ing church until you learn i f w wulki in his sleep. * ■* Heat goes up, to does coal aothea may not make the wonus. but lack c f them makes her m ti What could be more daring Hub n trench soldier getting shaved in a German barber shop? ^ TH R E E M E N died at about the same time. Dr. Egan, who reprc3cntud this country in Denmark; the Earl o f Warwick, who hunted big game with Roosevelt, nnd lived on inherited land, and Count Zichy. Zlchy sets nn example to the rest of us. -He lost his right arm in a hunting accident at I t, nnd in spite of that, became n great pianist. A St. Louis condu:»or stretekel his neck out o f p!a-e. Another ovi! result o f longer skirts. The only nice thing about being n night-watchman is he goes t0 bed twh.de others arc getting .. g un. up. Never work your son’s arilkme»ie. He U more liable to « t the right answer himiclf. Bedtime otoiy: You build fix ftro tomorrow morning or I don’t cook you nny breakfatt. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kusscl nf Chican win the loving cup. The Rus«|* havo been married C2 years. ■ a m B B a M a H ia a B B H B B H M B B B n a a B S K a a H a a a iin FLORIDA’S STAPLE CROPS A G R IC U L T U R A L B U L L E TIN W H A T H A P P E N S ns wo fly away from our littic chicken coon here nnd meet our black, brown headquarters in Gainesville, in his report for December, 193, says:, or some color that we never “ In spite o f tho failure o f cotton thought o f? Is there uny race • to a great extent, tho value o f the prejudice; is there nny difference principal staple crops is over three in intellectual power beyond the million dollars larger than fo r last grave? Is ono mind ns good ns y e a r99 Whnt you w ill ici*. r for (!hrhiwn$ w ill flop^nrl In n ir^at r*» upon whnt you havr Hnvml f*>r l!hrl*lrvas. Tho Huvim of ID2J aro ready and wattlm;. and nu\v form ing fo r 1924. Renew Place your nama 'o u r membership. Start tolls again fo r 1921, ’ 1 , ■. , ...u „ n,,. coming year exceed j gain this year and when the BOceding to the end Christmas o f another year the thought, “ No or lolls nruund you w ill again marked off the 1 their own farms, on land, we boast, « find yourself splendidly Jj£t* ^ ou ™ny that is ns good, as if not better,\n Bring n fr thnn land in any other state. They B nndy. Anu t.icn, think o f the J5SI Show by you do not raise enough of stanlo crops, g lesson In thrift it has taught even for thir own needs. There a you! How each deposit serample the results 0 « re instances, it is tfue where sta- B ved to increase your desiro tion. This yenr’s ( pie can bo bought more tconoml- jj fo r financial betterment! gcr nnd better— N O W IN T H E F O R M IN G — J O IN IN ! l,h“ " to 5 "i8%t! ? Z ’ni drn0,ftU,,! f S to**' there nre thousands o f in JJ \°7 q Deposit front 25c to $10 per week. in the stnte where the , A three million dollar gain, in another mind, even’ here on onrth, the value o f stnple crops raised in except fo r the fact that it has an Horidn in one year, is a very grat-: imperfect material brnin through Ifvlng nnd positive indication of “ T T / / / f l ) , ' Interest per Annum ._________ “ which to oxpress iU elf... »i what can be done-in-tho m atter o i f n in this R will bo noted that Statmtlcian g Paderewski, great performer, substantial agriculture J A C K S O N V IL L E T IM E S -U N IO N Thus, :Mr. Flem ing’s r e - 1 ,« " ,nK »»>» th»t in * P j e ‘"2 S 'S a n fo rd ’s waterfront will some couldn’t do his best on n tomtom state. port shows that com , cow pens, J®'1^ur‘! tot t ° " 110 “ “ * lc.nty i be the most vuluahle property or a jew ’s-harp. What does hap­ hay, peanuts, sugar cane, sweet J ,c eroI,!*> in 1923, gained n in the city. It is today one o f our The Lakeland Star Telegram thnt newspaper excellence contin­ pen when we tly from this earth, greatest assets ami should be potatoes, tobacco, all Bbow greater mi" lons ° * 'tol!,,ra ,ln vn “ f.*:S quotes from u visitor with large ues. This shows who makes the as tho snowtlnkes melt in spring? value thnn fo r tho same crops. J.1} tkreport he a.so saja: a developed nnd bonutified. newspaper interests in another paper. It is the citizenry of un­ produced in the preceeding yeur. .J11 present eitrus prospccU h j . -------- « --------utato statements highly complimen­ changing spirit that plays by far HUGH GIBSO N, United States 'thirteen staple crops, including."r« d,8?°“ ra* in* ' nlthough he * Roger Babson, the statistician tary to the Florida newspaimrs. loose bove uuve designated, uesigoaieu, show snow n u to in--!l‘0 , s out toe cropsgrogiwn found 1 a thinks that there w ill be 3,600,000 Being n newspaper man he knows the most important luirt. Most .Minister to Poland, told the for­ those committee in the tal value, fo r 1923, o f $27,837,000, MW automobiles in 1924. Isn’t it the principal factor in making good newspapers arc us good as the sup­ eign uffnirs Ukely there will be a shortage In newspapers what they ure. The port that is accorded them will per­ House o f Representatives Thurs­ ns compared with aggregate value mit. They cannot be better. A day that the diplomatic service in 19*22, of tho same cropo, o f $24,­ MW machines if no more are man­ editor does his work the best he newspaper is n business like n dry should be rid o f “ white spats, tea520,000. That is a very good nfocturcd? ca n .. The business office looks uf- goods or a grocery store, that asks drinkers and cookie pushers." showing, indeed. It is nut as good ter the finances. The business o f ­ no favors, and yet unlike n store it The service should also be rid as it ought to be 1924, conditions Senator Conner says thnl there fice must keep the paper alive 11ml represents the community in which of men sent nbroad because they are too many “ white-collar” men in it could not do so except with tho it is published ns u success or a have helped to manipulate a pres­ being similar. Washington, as well as uvery- assistance of that great maker of There aro very good reasons for failure. idential nomination or paid large Where else nnd advises that ftc newspapers— the public. The peo­ W e endorse tha opinion express­ sums to help somebody get elected, saying that Florida should produce should “ Educate the hand as well ple o f a town do vastly more fo r u ed by the visitor to takelunu thnt or because their wives would like more o f ntaplo crops, prominent as the head." newspaper than its management in proportion to the size of the to meet the Queen or their daugh­ among them being that stnple crops, generally, are safe crops to does. I f they give it a liberal sup­ towns In which they are published Public service corporations have port it is nlmost sure to be n good the papers o f Florida are better ters need a little “ foreign polish." grow, that they aro less subject men in their employ who know paper. If they do not it w ill drag than those o f other states. We TH E R IG H T kind o f American to destroying agencies, such us in­ how to figure. Although figures along ns a poor one until the time rl-.urs with him his opinion as to Ambassador was born two hundred sects, weather conditions and the don’t lie we nre bold, they can be o f fnilure comes. So this visitor tiie chief factor in making newspa­ like. Another outstanding reason m*do to appear most eligible for judges the people by the newspa­ per:! und the conclusion follows and eighteen years ago Thursi la y .! is that there is a homo market for II s name was Benjamin Franklin. the Ananias ('!ul>. pers that circulate among them that, in proportion to population, You can’t get u Franklin every many staples that now are not pro­ und arrives at the conclusion that the people o f Florida are more en­ day,* but the State Department duced in the state in sufficient I t ia reported that the National Florida is the coming state o f the ergetic nnd progressive than those might eelebrne his birthday by at quantiticj to supply tho home de­ b U are planning to nominate the Union. o f other states. Our native popu­ mand. form er Crown Brinco for president When tho last census was taken lation is supplemented by thous­ leant follow ing Mr. Gibson’s sug­ What sense is there in buying gestion to get rid of diplomatic o f Germany. Strangu nominations Florida hnd no city with a popula­ ands from other states who eomo hay, or corn, or oats, fo r instance, ieema to be quite the thing this tion as great, ns ono hundred to FToridu every yenr. This is tha “ white spats and cookie pushers.” in other states, when each o f these year. thousand. Only-two cities in the finest kind o f material with which M O N E Y IN the stock market staples and others, can bo pro..... o ■ ■■ iitute were ubno the fifty thous­ to build a state. The indolent and A fte r tho announcements that and mark. And yet F’lorida has the non-progressive generally re­ was cheap Thursday. You could tho Reverend Heat-in and Dr. newspapers as good ns can be main at homo. O f course many borrow it nt four per cent if you Fosdick were not to be brought to found elsewhere In cities with n others do. Those who see oppor­ wanted to speculate in stocks. It \ trial fo r heresy, 0:10 must believe uuarter o f u million inhabitants. tunities at homo and nre in posi­ cost a little more i f you wanted it A T L A N T A GEORGIAN that there are others who share Florida hnd only four cities with a tion to' take advantage of them 1 for some Mower, duller business. went up nnd the same opinions. population between ten and fifty remain too. But those who are Tho stock market thousand but n number o f these looking for greater advantages or down liko the pulse of a nervous This is the day o f the automo­ A police officer was held up on cities were supporting papers that for a field where there will ho no lady’ expecting a proposal. Gentle­ bile; the flying machine, as every­ mobile maker’s genius now offera to everyone. • * street in Detroit the other day would lit* creditable to cities with handicaps furnish the population men that are gambling (or, as they body’s vehicle, just in Light i i not 1 i c uul'.Jinobile is the great inodwould p orfer to put, “ investing*’ ) and robbed o f hie gun und cash. front twenty-five l«i fifty thousand that moves. The nmhitious, tha here yet. C’urncr Sanford Avenue nnd Second Street e:n phy ician. It provides fresh That proves conclusively that po­ people in ether states. Wo have a energetic, the resourceful coma to don’t quite know ivhat ih going to What is 1*11 autoRK.biia? llie j liyaician. It provides fresh Dawes in licemen should never go out with­ large exchange list hut we do not Floridn nnd bend their energies to happen with' General First of all, the automobile i» a out their body guards. know o f any state that equals F’ lor- the improvement of their condition Bans and the Labor Party in the time saver, it adds yuurs to the r-r, and health for million;;, old House o f Pnilinnu-nt. R, V young. And it io the phyida in newspapers i:i proportion to und to the upbuilding of the state. There was some comfort for the' life of every busy man, bccaure it »:eijn that MucLcth demanded in • Tha Ocala Banner joined the the size of the towns in which th?y The result M live towns that nre avoids waste of time in slow m ove­ cun. It can “ minister to a mind press o f the state in commending are published. grow ing larger, live newspapers farmers, corn and oats going to Jment. •'irerred." The automobile cures Air. Bryan for his wise move in A Florida newspaper man would that cannot help advertising the new high prices for the season. advocating tho placing o f Hr. A. naturally like to take credit for quality o f the communities in Of course, the new high price.-.' Tho automobile is r. liberator o f w.th happir.es*. cheerfulness. F ly ­ A* Murphrcu’ . a nmno 111 nummu this to the ir.cn ill his profession, which they nre published and n conic, as usual, after nearly ail men because i; frees them from ing through the air and sunshine, tion at the next Democratic con loit lie knows that nowapaper state that is going forward by the farm ers have sold their earn the tyranny c f gravitation’s law. it sweeps away fatigue, boredom. Think haw slowly men crept tram The automobile is the great happiand data. workers change in . personnel but leaps and bounds. mention. place to place only yesterday. r.cvs cure—and there is none other A D IN O S A U R EGG I O/ioo.COP From the latm to the village from * Sanford carried her bond issue 1 years old hns been offered for sale the home to the church or theatre, on Tuesday by n large majority to the highest bidder by the Mu­ they jogged nt the clow pare of BaasaBnxncccaaz'ccxEBBKUHaBBQBanBsznaEBiaBBBBaBiUj fo r the erection o f municipal elccIiy IR V IN 8. COBB seum o f Natural History. The horre or street car. as nnd w ater plants und the \V. II. Vanderbilt’a Maud S., highest bidder thus far is $3,000, building o f n city hall. Good work. jj H o o le h a n - C o le m a n C o m p a n y j The late Father Duccy, a famous sistant. “ Father Duccy is in the |s good deal less than certain Am ­ able to trot a mile In a little more $anford has been gouged long enough by their private-owned clergyman of New York, was a confessional but there’s no one erican gentlemen have been w ill­ than two minutes, was to him Home Efrctrie I ight and Water IManta : ; ing to pay for "antiques" not near- worth more* than $100,000, although stalwart Democrat and the pos­ else there for the moment." utility plants.— Tavares Citizen. lly ns interesting ar.d not nearly she would not continue her fast - ■— o- ■- ■ * 1,1 n °me Ice Machines and Water Softeners — J sessor of a keen wit. 11c was N on ross hesitated. . The Eustis ta k e Region says bishop at St. Leo’s, one 'of the "B ut you see," he explained, as nntiquo. I f arithmetic interests trot for more than three minutes n 1 JumWnsr. Steam nnd Gas F it t in g W ell D rilling : widely known Catholic “ I’m not a communicant—I’m n |ym. figure what that dinosaur egg at a time. that the hotels and boarding houres most ri 1 un,PN Las Engines, Electric Motjrs, Hpray Carta, Now, for a few hundred dollars of that fine town are rapidly fill- churches in the downtown section. newspaperman.- I didn’t come to j would represent i f its mother on S — Irrigation Cutfita Charley Norcross in those days confess; I enine to ask him for |the day ahe laid it had. instead, —or a few thousand, if you pre­ fnjf and that by the end o f the week w ill be completely filled. It wns a reporter for the Tribune, his views op a certain matter for 1nut one ridllnr in the savings bank fer it— you may buy a car that r \ , Sanford, Fin. to be held nt compound interest will carry your whole fam ily a States that Eustis hns the largest then, as now, a strait-laced mouth­ publ'ction." Temporary Address mile for evety minute nnd n half number o f winter visitors ever ex­ piece of old-line Republicanism. “ No matter," said the clergyman. for 10.000,000 years. ■ l0 ^1 W * F,I<sT ST— ------------------------ T E L E P H O N E 60MY j A blue white diamond us big as ----- nnd keep it up all day long perienced at tills -period o f the One Saturday, the city editor de­ "W alk right on in— I ’m sure he cided to get a symposium o f the will be glad to hear what you this earth wouldn’t be worth that without whipping or urging. A ll season. tho money of \ underbill would BBBnBBnBBB|iailBB3r.BBB«CgllsiBegBBBBBB3aBaBg»IBBBBB»33 sum of money. views of prominent clergymen of have to say.’ not give him the luxury, pleasure Bryan Mack, editor of the Ben- various denominations mi some So Norcross feeling decidedly He enibrassed. walked TH E A M O U N T that the average ■xcohi Journal has announced his burning question or other. on in. He BCHE*CBni!nxnaaaBHBBBBanBBBBB03BB'i«BBBBHBWIBBM«*!j candidacy for delegate ta the Dem­ sent his available staff forth to came, with some trepidation, to little individual can save does not i amount to enough, in one lifetime. the confessional box. ocratic convention. Mr. Mat-k is secure the’ interviews. a r h o n o J,JH---------------------------------------------------- P h o n e 498 : On Norcross’ list uppeared tho lie entered and coughed ner­ I to buy a diamond o f that size. But opposed to the nomination o f Sen­ ator Underwood -or any other names of Bishop Bolter, Rabbi vously. From the other side of jit would amount to onough to buy “ w et” candhbite and will no doubt Wise, the Rev. Dr, MacArthur, and the partition a voice spoke— a I IN D E P E N D E N C E , w hich is more Is one who fools himself. Father Durey, It wni late in the voire kindly and inviting: ; valuable than diamonds. But most be elected by a big majority. Is one who thinks profanity strengthens his arguments. afternoon when Nonpros*, his as­ "W ell, mv son, what have you of us let the chance go by. Taxpayers are looking forward [ signment nlmort completed, reach­ to tell m e?" Is 011c who thinks his own case is peculiar. B R IT IS H S C IE N T IS T S anto the budding o f new electric •ed St. ta>’s in Seventeenth Street. “ Fu-a-ther Ducey," sputtered the Is one who thinks dirty money can buy a clean bill of health. An assistant priest. In his robes, nervous Norcros;. " — I’m— I’m a nnunce thnt a vnccir.o for tuber­ light, water and gas plants by the Is one who believes bis own excuses. was standing in the portico o f the reporter for tho Tribune." culosis really effective, is produc­ city. Just as soon os the bonds < "W e ll," said Father Duecy, " I ing “ astonishing result) with se­ Is one who thinks he can hoard his money and enjoy it. are validated and plans corn-1church, taking u breath o f air. i S a f“ . T ru n liH a n ! U a g g a g . "Father,” said Norcross. " I ’m absolve you of that. Go on with lected human cases." This is im­ pjeted, the Commission w ill no Is ono who believos his own flaltere.'s.— Palm Beach Post. ranfJfcrrcd Anywhere Any Tim e portant news fo r milUotu, tucked doubt speed tho work to an curly very nnxious tv» see Fnlher Dueey." your other sins." away in one corner o f the news. “ Walk right on in," said tho as­ ^I!ut ^jprerofu was gone. completion. : And now confos Miami Bench • frith a bond issue fo r $307,000 for [■ municipal improvements. Evcry' body’s doing it. ...................... U Livin g conditions arc without a doubt improving and people today run less risk o f contracting diseases than those living forty years ago did. G reat progress has been been made in the matter o f disease prevention nnd sanitation. And each year sees conditions g et better and better with the death rate being gradually reduced. In the death rate list quoted by this magazine Florida was in seventeenth place w ith n general death rate of 12.2 which was divided into u w h ite rate o f 10.9 anil a colored rate o f 15. This state should have the lowest death rate of any state in the union. L iv in g conditions are good. Florida has plenty of good pure a ir and warm sunshine. There nre over a million people in our state. A reduction o f four per thou­ sand would bring the death rate down to the lowest in the nation and would save fou r thousand lives o f Florida people each year. In its efforts to decrease suffering and misery nnd dis­ ease the Floritln Public Health Association is doing a great work and should receive the cooperation nnd assistance of every citizen of this g re a t state. L O W BRIDGE! As Brisbane Sees It IlO W C A L M L Y tho chickens tnkc it in the barnyard whon the farmer selects a few to have their heads cut o ff. No curiosity nm’ong tho surviving chickens. We humans nre just such chick­ ens. Every day n large flock of us flics o f f through spnee, going somewhere— wo don’t know whore. We nre perfectly calm abqut it, although we know that old Farmer DEATH will come fo r us before long. T H E S A N F O R D D A I L Y H E R A L D ^ - M O N D A Y , J A N U A R Y 2 1 ,1 9 2 4 FLORIDA’S CITIZENSHIP ] On your Repair Work and let us prove to you the meaning of “Real Service.” W A S H IN G —STORING—REPAIRING Pierson - Rogers Auto Co The W onder of Automobiles MY FAVORITE STORIES ' I do not remember how Iona eke continued in my store building bat at last better times began to dawn on Sanford and a tenant wanted m y store, so they moved to two small rooms in the Welaka Apart­ ment now. Money came to ua for subscriptions and fines, still at H R S . FRED D A IG E R , Society Editor Residence 217-W each annual meeting we had to mako up a deficit lrom our own pockets, but fo r the years after we have rover again asked the public to give us any aid. Our shelves, some way wero added and n/Utlca IWsMaaM.i Ibooka increased. About th ii time was started a call fo r a Y . M. C. A . It did not -■«-»— Annual Tea o f SL Agnes seem right to be without a meet­ Guild at the home o f Mrs. \Vlling place. There wore many sa­ bar McKee on Oak Avenue at loons beckoning them most al­ 3:30 P- ni. luringly and if I remember rightly -miay— Pipe Organ Club at tho the m atter was brought before the home of Mrs. B. G. Methvin on public in ono o f tho churches, and Find Street, at 3 o’clock, with $360.00 raised at once. Rooms H r* Methvin and Mrs. Marshall were secured in the Welaka also. u hostesses. . One fitted up with a pool, and enwadsy— Kathleen Mallory Cir­ baths, all kinds o f games were cle will meet at 3, at Baptist bought and used in other rooms. Church. Furnishings were given nnd tho Tatsdsy — Social Department whole outfit was most complete, Bridge s t 3, with Mr*. W. A. for a man wns placed in charge. Lefficr an hoi teas. I think it was opened in tho spring, and at times from fifty to one hun­ Tuesday— Mrs. E. M. Galloway dred boys were there at night. I will entertain the Sanford A s ­ went away fo r the summer and on sociation v>f Business Women at my return in the fall, tho place * P.. . __ . was dismantled and sold out for Daughters o f Wesley debt. So ended whnt should havo sril1*liavo social meeting at 8 -i. ......... ...* ’ . I D •*. been a great nsret to the city. m. at tho home o f Mrs. Ike But tho library wept on. I had Rivers on Magnolia Avenue. been the president but I felt we Tuesday— Mrs. C. E. Henry will should havo a man for tho posi­ entertain the Tuesdny Duplicate tion nnd Mr. C. R. Walker wns Club at 3 p. m., at her homo on chosen, nnd faithfully and con­ Magnolia Avenue. scientiously he served. I need not Wednesday— Circle No. 3, will say for, all who knew him, knew meet at tho home o f Mrs. R. L. ho gave nil he had to the v.-ork Griffin on Myrtle Avenue. near his heart, and tho library Tksreday—Juniors and Seniors of was very dear to him until ho S. H. S. w ill havo Roman-tatin diopped in the harness. W e nil Banquet a t 8:16 p. m. at Wo­ began to feel that n library should man’s Club. # bo on the ground floor ami tho committee found we could g et tho Tlanday — Every Week Bridge little stoic attached to tho thea­ Club meets with Bibs Katherine ter building on Magnolia Avenue, Wilkcy nt 3 p. m. at her home now Mr. Miller's stoic. So we on Park Avenue. moved into it. I think the rent Saturday— Ccdlian Music Club was more than we felt able to meets at the Studio o f Mrs. Fan­ pay, so those three women who nie S. Munson on Myrtle A v e ­ served so long and so faithfully, nue at 3:15 p. m. Mrs. Key Mrs. May Dickens and Mrs. Frank otfcreii to give their T H E L E A P -Y E A R . time to tho work, Tuesdays, Thurs­ There’s mighty fussln,’ flxin’ an’ a Marion WolfT (above) o f the Wavhington (D. C.) Semlnnry, will days nnd Saturdays, nnd Satur­ krtirMn’ lit* o’ suits, stiUs brur.hin’ up represent her .school at u beauty contest to be held soon. The other day evenings, without pay. Mrs. An’ a polishin’ with linument where contestants will have to be pretty good to win, won’t they? Dun had been most acceptable, rheumatism shoots, most dependable nnd most gener­ Sprucin’ un amongst the bachelor* ous, but we had to economize, so —all ages, sorts, an’ more— we began in the new location. A Fer it’s leap-year that is with U3 new day see med tr> dawn upon us, in Nineteen Twenty-four! in short time we found instead BY MRS. A . M. DcFORREST o f a deficit we had paid nil ox[An’ this year the yearnin’ swains penscs, nnd gradually we had o’ years too many to bo told H ISTO R Y OF SAN FO R D LIB RA money to use for things required T H E LIB R A R Y . Will be ready to receive proposals and for new hooks, showing the never brave nor bold— chnnga in location had been n wise They’ll not need to keep a valet, one. While in this location Mr. l an’ tho .wardrobe will be Walke- war taken from us nnd : neat— again I had to nssumc the duties They'll not have their suiio In ns smnilor craft. .Many o f these1td_ to sea what we could raise. -I ox president until Father Peck i press this year. . . . Shell had cargoes o f fruit fiom tho is- think we reported $175.00 from n wns appointed to succeed me. lands nnd countries south o f us. few individuals. Then came n | ' • do the job complete! Was ever n library blest with I—D. G. Bickers in Macon Telc- The cocaanuts which drilled up on heated discussion nnd opposition such devoted workers as ours ? the shores became later the benu- 1 v.-e thought host to drop it nt j graph. 1 Our three librarians without any tiful trees and cocuanut groves 1that time. I think it was about recompense worked in and out of Among those from Sanford mo- wnici* have mnde that part of the two years Inter when the subject season until Mrs. Dickens was Itbring to Orlando Satu rday leve­ state so rich nnd so famous. This wns again brought before the Wcd- called to new responsibilities ( i ring w ere ftfrrinnUMrrr ftobrrt~Br riraws nn-mstnnci: where a g u atTnt‘f<l"y'U 4 mK ami Mrm John -Blrk- ram sutVj>"in’*N on tv'CtirMinn;* A*!!' IHerndon. now within n few munins o f each ^L E N D A R l ! W O M AN* LEAGUE MEETING, Njokd Musician Claim Great Masters i w Used. Sun ^ ^ ^ O T IC E ^ MIAMI, Jan. 21.—The Florida oftheS«nford-o7Sdol8 League of Women Voters will er», I*c„ win be-held i| ------m------------- *v ~ - -*— g conven>i House on Wednesday e ra ednesdajr 23,. 1024 a t 7:30. TOe pi tion next Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday, with Mrs. John ‘ * Jay * javi ry^stockholder is tog O'Connor, o f Washington, D. CVqui on the program Tuesday to deliver j # T. F. ADAMS, I one o f the principal talks during the convention. Representing the SUBSCRIPTION BB national organisation, Mr*. O’Con­ Phone Mrs. H a rry W a nor w ill take as her subject “ Citi­ TO CARRY HONORS Peter Schaal motored to OrUuido Saturday evening, where he apent the evening very pleasantly. Paul I.akc returned homo Sun­ day from Laurens, 8. C „ where he was called by the illness and death o f his father. ta F a y c tte T illls returned home Sunday from Waycross, where he w a* a patient a t the A . C. L. hos­ pital fo r several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Claude P, don, Miss L o ir Evans, Mil olyn Spencer and Claude Ball Jr., motoicd to Leesburg on dny. ■ I Mrs. J. O. Andes ha* Mj guest Mrs. Anna Man o f I III. Mra. Man and- Sire. . A were school mates a t M ar) College, M aryville, K y. 1 1• • - Mrs. A . D. K elly has sold her Jacksonville— State road d*| homo on Oak Avenue to Mr. nnd men', awerdn contracts fo r | Mrs. A. M. Phillips, who will tako projects totalin g $1,801,557.04 possession Tuesday. Mra. Kelly j w ill bo nt home to her friends a t ; the homo o f Mrs. C. H. Smith on GO NORTH BY SEA M E R C H A N T S A N D M IN E R S T R A N S P O R T A T IO N K I I E I U I I T A M I I M H I J V li K I I S K H V I C E . Pro m Jnrkixinv t l > One W a r fr o m J n r k a o u , lllr A T L A N T I C P I T Y ....... S.HI.II M A C .*H A I 'A M .* i h i t i w i i i i :. * i). m m m llOaTOV. II IMS. IS-VJ C H H 'A U n . I M ................. U O n . l ' . V r . I . A M I . 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Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rumph were among the Sanford people Uttendin,* Keith’s vaudeville in Orlando Saturday eevning. Mr. and BIrs. Richard Dunbar of Philadelphia, Pa., nre the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henry nt their homo on Magnolia Avenue. Mrs. Walter Coleman nnd moth­ er, Mrs. JelT Wall and Mrs. O. J. Tavlor have returned from Miami tnd Palm Bench, where they spent a generous rcale, anticipating the we decided the past week. time when it would he a winter niake a be; rival o f the famous Saratoga hoNow thi< L Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Sharp of teis o f that day. There were some not buy v Statesboro, Ga., who have been rough looking houses and boarding and carry 1 the guests o f Mrs. L. 1\ Hagan, house, one, lilt t ake Monroe di- this money lave gone to DcLand, where they rcclly south o f the Sanford House,‘ a* possible a few scattering houses of up nnd lowed the down boards with buttoned strips source of to cover the cracks. Nearly every crop— wore or.o lived cn their groves in the with cold country. Only a few groves wore cut down in bearing, among them was the,growth. 3 one which bore the name -of its then unknu successive owners, Speer, Doyle denirg am: and later Face. This grove was good retui ret out in the 1820’ k end was the hut the ire prize grovo in all the state. The was needcc other groves then well known bo-; sitics, or ! longed in thnt neighborhood to the) there was Caldwells, the Haydens, Cloud,|section, tho Whitners, Gen. Finnegan und, Ihcro w Mr. Ingraham besidrs these were on I'irrt n the Markham, Orange House, °> mine 11 Goodrich nml Wiley. Gen. San- worth stem ford had abandoned hi3 fine grove,cd the old at St. Gertrude and set out his 12."> from Pas^ ' acres at L’ elair, near by was the1Rifts, won old Armory grove now the g o lf ped for a links. Both Mr. Sanford and Mr.|bought n Am ory brought from tho tropica beginning, all kinds o f Iruits and flowers, and [eaten by r shrubs so their places were very broken, an attractive especially to touVists. j Many give One would say this description condition— was a far cry from libraries, but the content to this sparsely inhabited country ,1‘1l,l,ll,*’ » v.t'r Mrs. Sanford seenad to feel a li- w hy Is it brury was needed, and really it Rtv*-* hooks was, for even Jacksonville was not 1 to tinu tin a book center. I think we had to care for. send to larger cities for reading Parted. I matter, Mrs. Sanford had secured;greatest o a room, some few books and a ’ gas. 1° ni paid librarian to care for them. |our nurnbe: Naturally this was not a practical * ° ' ls " [ wa ieda, and the project died a very; held the I natural death. In the years fol- aanroru. lowing rooms were secured and many tnin the old books brought out repeated- b10110'' or ; j,, day Airs. . Mr. Amory, hoping to aid Mrs. « “ Sanford's nttempts, gave the as- them throu sedation two ; j u on Burk Avenue,}llsn nouxe. near the present Seminole Hotel.'everything There were placed in the hands of hail supper .unt$ Interpretation of Jazz by Symphony Orchestra “Made” Popular • Music -ways cn my m ind. then to nrsuro horrified object­ ors that syncopation had been known ts masters liko Mozart, Rimsky-Korcakcv, Rubcnstein, Tchaikowrky and scores o f othcrj, but with small success. “ Now everyone likes synco­ Newr York City.— Irw in Talbot, pated melodies," hs ndds. They Who directs tho orchestra at tho nre put on operatic concert pro­ BIvoll Theatre, ono o f the world’s grams nnd aro here to stay. largest motion1 picture* house*,* ! “ Dancing nnd‘ singing fill n cer­ •ays that i f jazz wrero taken out tain void in evoryono nnd i f tho « f America right now something American heart and car aro tuned would snap. to syncopation, that is tho tiling “ Syncopation or jazz is an csto givo them. MBtisl fo r life as wo live it,” ho “ ‘Easy Melody* Is a typo o f declares. “ It sets tho measure what l mean. With a colorful f * » *vcrythlng wo do and auporchestra setting it can bo mad* pUa* beauty in tho bargain." as beautiful as a classic sym­ I Mr. Talbot really gavo jazz phony. But its rhythm ■ fe ta IB first chance when threo veers under the akin o f tha neopl* and ■ f t ' Ml* augmented symphony they go away ringing one! blo­ arehestn* Interpreted somo o f tting And those are th<# seal 'ft* pioneer melodics. He tried cure-alls o f buman oilmen i a " H Y P U R C H A S IN G A Q U A N T IT Y O R D E R W E A R E A B L E T O H E LL T H E C O V E R E D W A G O N 7 5 c --------------------------- F O R ------------------- ........ ........... G ift und Stationery Shop .. .» . B aaaB aanaaB aB uaaaaD nB aaaaasaB aaaaaB B anaaaM m i MILA NIC THEATRE Plus Tax Prices Mat. . 60c. 75c,- T O N IG H T , TO M O R R O W M A T IN E E A N D N IG H T ‘A. & an m $1 ,011. P ie tu 1 ** Night: sic, 75c $1.00 tt.50 w a GOU THE 6QEATAMERICANP/CW4E ATi/tsr L IM IT E D E N G A G E M E N T Sp ICtAl JT DAUG H TERS O F W ESLEY. Mrs. Ike Rivers will entertain the Daughtc rs o f Wesley class of the Methodist Church Tuesday nt 8 p. m. nt her home on Bark Avc- v V I J /OROtfSTIA prosperity; W A R D O F F G R IP P E Get rid o f thnt cold quickly be­ fore feverish conditions set in und you have n bfd case of grippe. Leonardi’s Gough Syrup (Creosotcd) quickly soothes and heals raw throats, cuts tho phlegm, protects the lungs, stops irritation and brings relief. I f you havo r. tight cough, bad cold, grippe or bron­ chitis g et a bottle o f Leonurdi’s Cough Syrup (Crcosotcd) and ward off more serious trouble. F’inc fo r whooping cough nnd croup.Tho safe, sure and pleasant remedy that you can depend upon.. Pro­ tect your children nnd yourself. A t your druggists. Throw SAVE PART OF YOUR EARNINGS A N D Y O U ’RE SURE TO REACH PROSPERITY SIX I»E R C E N T P A I D O N S A V IN G S F . W . P L E D G E R , President------------------- J. I». C H A P M A N , Manager. S H E E T M USIC THE WORST FOOLED MAN VVAt.TZ ME TO P L K K I'HUNK 1ST HOUR" I.ONKI.V H A W A II” ■IIOSK DltEAMK” -I'M CALL INC! YOU" 25 Cents Phone 231 105 Palmetto Avenue 1113 Sanford Avenu* Thono 481 -J n1fTiiMB~ir-il • 75c 209 M agnolia A ve �•• * ? IK • • • 'ivV ^ i r#i 'rT i ^ *■" j j •■v j r j I *■■.a ^-1*■ V N F O R P D A I L Y H E R A L D , M IN l U A I , M H U M l s i , l » « i T P f t f O f Sports B y C O N D O ! * BIGMOMENTS OF SPORT Tho transformation o f n deepcourt driver into n sharp nnd dead- 5* ly volleyer, who won against a I player rated' as the greatest vol- 352 |layer In the’ world, was m the fourth round o f the mens {J™ .national lawn tennis ehnmpior.ship 'tournament at tho Cricket Club, o f Philadelphia, last A * September, when Francis T- JIuni- ruwt cr defeated Vincent Richards in five furiously fought sets. Hunter has over been noted fo r mu the power of his forehand drive— >■<* in fact, his whnla game wns built i nf3 around thnt one stroke, nnd he only sought the vo lley in g ' position on rare ocacslons. In many prcviou a'yy; meetings Richards had always |SStj beaten Hulitor. and was expected iHSJ to repeat on this occasion, e:;pe:iatly a fter Richards led nt 2 sets to 1 and at 4 games to 1 in tho fourth j set, and nt 3— 1 In the fifth. . imntcr. who nlwnys plays with ^ tho tenacity o f a bulldog, ruddcn-.Sfc lv came to Ufe in the middle o f tho fourth ^et. Richards appeared su­ premely confident, but Hunter re­ fused to bo discouraged. Ho begun to follow In to tho net behind his furious drives, and irom cioso to tho not ho started brilliant sessions of volleying that baffled Richards nnd ammed tho spectators. Hunter, the newly created volleyer, won tho net at G— t. mid then begun a fight for the fifth. A gain Richnrds gained n commanding lead ami O ngaln grew careless, and onco more Hunter stormed through, his vol­ leying carrying nil before It, to take tho ret at 0— 1 nnd the match. ( UPHELD TOiFOR FAMILY OF LATE BILLY MISKE TECTGAME HAUGHTON TO BE COLUMBIA COACH AGAIN THIS YEAR E i Monday, January-28th— 8:15 JOSEF tH E V IN N E , Russian Pianist ST. PAUL, Jan. 21— Bll!y Miske's greatest desire— to leave M ARGARET D ’A L V A R E Z , Spanish Contralto his fnmlly provided fo r— was aide-! i toward fullHTrtient here Thorsdny: T t f J l w t l i N l F r r tu ) JOINT R E C IT A L night when nearly 211,000 was rais­ ■Y O R K . Jan. 20— A suged at n testimonial boxing pro; collegu authorities can rnm for tho benefit o f the late _ _ _ correct dangers that voigh _pugilist’s widow and j icavywoight a college football la contain* threu children. Miskc, knowing 1 1023 report o f E. K. Hall, further prize ring activity would mouth, chairman o f the Roles Committee, to the N E W Y O R K , Jan. 20-'*Pcrcy mean his death from B right’s dis­ rm C E S — $1.00, $1.00, $2.00, $2.60 Plus Tax. Haughton w ill return to Columbia ease, from which he died on New I Collegiate A . A . Year’s Day, fought several contests i are any dangers threat* noxt fall,” announced James R. Mail Orders to Auditorium, Daytona Beach, Fla, prestige or good name Knapp, chairman o f t l * Columbia to replenish the fam ily fortune, or Phone 939. ' me,” he declared, “ they U niversity football committee, at n which had been lost In n business : our opinion, o f such no- dinner Friday night nt the'Colum­ venture. (T IC K E T S ON S A L E J A N U A R Y 21ST) St. Paul and Minneapolis sports It they can be averted by h bia University Club, <i West Fortythird Street, where the former , writers promoted tho benefit. Tic>{ning o f rules.” 11 urged the N. C. A . A . Hnrvnrd mentor was the guest o f ; ct receipts totaled $9,220. and tho was increased $1,300 ; through the academic and honor. Tbo announcement w p ii amount officials o f the colleges in greeted wilh prolonged applause >through donations and tho sale o f ( the football code, stating by tho 500 or more alumni o f the |a bnccball autographed by Babe Morningaldc Institution who crowd-. Ruth, home-run king. H arry Hell __apparently unlimited ini in general interest and sup* ed the largo dining room of th j I man, champion ontaman o f tho League, auctioned the eessitated vigilance in pro- club. Later, Mr. Ilaughton, when American Lc $500. the good name nnd integ* he rose to speak, guaranteed n bet- ( baseball, which brought ter team than tne Blue and White I Champion Jack Dempsey’s check the sport. fo r $500 was included in the dona■ponslbility,” he continu had last fall. The famous " P . D." would male lions. on tho friends o f thlr. _____o f ________ __ _ I no statement ns to how the report Several hundred dollars more are academic sports to . certain, not only that the (happened to emanate from Boston expected from ticket sales in other i'.tgfcile being played, is kept to the effect that he would net r e - , parts o f tho country, C o u ld A e n s but spedL ,i front unfair ana tiitsportsman-j <urn in the fall. However, Mr. j Dago Joe Cans, St. Pnul welter itactics, but that the prepnra- Knapp said that the head coach Jweight, defeated Eddie Morris, Tftal’s'wftat Iftey’d say! fo r tno football season nnd had plainly been misquoted. * Sioux City, in the main bout on tho Lakeland— Burns Development j elopmont of the teams are! Milton L. Cornell, president o f: cord, which included exhibition Company buys 175-nerc tract fo r . free from anything which \the Columbia University Club, I contcstn between Tommy Gibbons, I f f e d e a e ft day development purposes. -------------------------------o f unfair competition and; :tpoko in a humorous vein and said, St. Paul heavyweight, and Jimmy ..Umanlike tactics. dint according to the newspapers <Delaney, and Plnltey and Richie j Sarasota— “ Timea” installs now • R eB edC om bw ay. BamtSc itself Is played in tho | Mornlngsido Heights had tacsled Mitchell, Milwaukee boxers. The linotype. i and under tho supervision nr ; Percy Ilnughton, but had nppnrent- i Gibbons-Dclnney tangle eras refer‘ i who w ill not tolerate un-1ly failed to hold on. lie had only i red by Mickey Walker, world’s ying that un f|welterweight welterweight champion, champion. . tactics. I f tho preparations praise for **P. D." saying STOP. COUGHING the season and the building tip excellent foundation had been laid, Before the boxing program bo­ Coughs cause feverish conditions, ms arc likewise mndo in the good support hud been given by nl! [ gan a final “ ten count’’ was noundthront and lung strain and load to and under supervision o f nrn- nt Columbia nnd everyone was do-,ed for Miskc an thousands that fill* nneumonin and serious sickness. c;l the auditorium stood with bowofficial'; who v/ill neither tol- 'ligh ted with Hnuphton. w ill be held, beginning next Fridny, I Drury o f Pittsburgh, are included The sooner you quit coughing the > 'Jm i unsportsmanlike practices or N o CritieiEm Ever Heard. , cd heads. Unusually keen competition is ex- in the hockey squad now at Cha- quicker you will feel better nnd Is in their own institutions , Mr. Cornell snid lie hnd never have a better night’s rest. Lcor.pectod in the opening features o f monix. approving schedules cn which ! heard anv criticism of Haughtoa’s t the 1921 International program. • An American speed skating nrdi’s Cough Syrup (CroosoteJ) M»r teams whoso first concerr ! work- and then introduced the Blue Sweden and Cnnadu were tho jtcani o f six members, a skiing team cases and soothes inflamed, raw i ivin g a strong team and whose and White head coach. Thu man concern Is how they get it. who piloted Harvard to one sue ; O l T i i f i D T K ? M 7 f ¥ )T 0 1 7 leading winter nparta winnern in o f four, and a bob-sledding team throats, raises tho phlegm without! 3 l© F e e d d o , Represents- (also are included In America’s racking or straining, protects the! i efforts of tho rules conunittcj a ssfiu season after another greet(J iL \ W lL ti O E i tho 1920 Olympics. ap tlvcs o f the form er captured , Olympic representation. lungs, ami removes the cause of; take the game n good one will ed the gathering, thon pracccdel W H O L E S A L E A N D R E T A I L FEE D rerfully supplemented.’’ the trouble. Be warned by the with a discussion o f football, par- <R I i n f T\ r i i A M A M I V places in the three figure skating ; Etrn Avenu e and Commercial S tre e t— --------------- Phone % won the !u rules committee has put it- ticuJarJy as it concerns Columbia. H P . 1 . I f I H A n f l l I W | 5 : events, while Canada Palmetto— New addition ta Oa!;«i first cough. Get a bottle o f LoonMr. ilaughton’s talk follows, in! m j H M v IJ u a I t 1 " J . xl-su hockey title. Tho nil-star hpcUny _on record as opposed now to nrdi’s Cough Syrup (Croosoted) Hotel completed. team which represented the United any fundamental changes pait : ---------I Tram your druggist. Fine fo ri iting the gridiron game. “ We don’t plan any changes in *7,', ! ' , States, was the runner-up in that rushncll— Eknl Oil Company or- coifghs, colds, grippe, croup, whoop the principles, which wo believe are : Y O R K , Jan. ~1— The ad sport, while In the figure skating gantzed to drill fo r oil In Sumter| ing cough and bronchitis. Picas-' I don’t dition of throe events to the Olyin-jj-.rs. Theresa W. Blanchard o f county. fundamentally sound. . ant, safe nnd sure. I program, spec.!- ........ Boston finished in the ------wornknow everything about f lothall,; o o t b a ll,,c l , ..winter. .sports . ............. . third ..................but if \vc stick to the fundamentals ■skating, skiing and bob-sledding, cn’a singles, and with Nathaniel W. I n>fi convinced that we cannot g i has developed tilts branch o f com- Niles of Boston ns a partner, fin­ er. There arc certain cssen-, Petition into one o f the nio3t inIrhed third in the pair skating in football, such ns tho ncces- j tercsting features of t.he 1921 •competition. Niles was sixth in HVT I f t O J T> A P I ? 1rity o f running hard, tackling, in-? “ me» "» France, rour yearn a g o : the men’s singles. I \ | '‘ I / / l \\ / I I terfering, etc. But when I firs’ ! skating and hockey were the Mrs. Hlanchnrd and .’Mr. Niles are . " x t / tw x s.ix -nme t<, Columbia I found that t onW events on tho Olympic ice pro-figure skating entrants this year, none o f these principles had been . and Miss Beatrix Loughrun of New Almost every country interested York also has been rent abroad to cm taught. ■CHICAGO. Jan. 21— President lauglit as I wanted them in these spoYts, including tho Unit- ; represent this country. Three o f Ban Johnson o f the American Leaed States and Canada, hna sent cn- the hoc key players o f the 1920 - auc said Saturday the deal between D o iD T I S in v T n c a c O n tries to Chamonix, the French Alps team, George Ger.m and Frank Boston and Cleveland Involving J L t M x * W i « r t > f aeten ffiMrcrn wftS a l e - O i l 4 l i m i t 111*0 re.-ort at which the winter sports , Hynnott r f i.’o^tnn, a strategic move th at'w ill res u lt' In making the Red Sax r. contend- ' COS A N G E LE S, .Inn. 2fi—They n n r 3 R * n a a a i!B s «x B B a H c n »x s p :n o a g a i.* a s a a x ff^ a 2 H 3 2 n a a n ’j cr fo r the 1921 pennant. Ho said auctioned olT the furnishings at ' n "hat Bob Quinn, president uf the i the Jack Dempsey homestead r e - i J} H ted Sax, hnd displayed “ a world >-•' u cently but it wasn’ t, because the r Imscbnll intelligence" In engineer­ | owner is going “ over tho hiU 2 ing tho deal, which also bad to th'* poor house" or any- a strengthened the Cleveland Club. |thing like that. u • “ Since Quinn took the reins at B U Y T H A T W H IC H H A S B E E N TE STE D A N D IIA S When the heavyweight champion ; *j Bostnn ho nas been ono of the most energetic men in bnscball and i . recently nold hhi residence on W est-1l'i P R O V E N S A T IS F A C T O R Y . tHriug to give tho Boston fans :i |ci n avenue arid nurchesed a toil- j J; winnor,’ ’ . President Johnson snid. pie o f apartment houses he decided ■ ^ i "H e acquired one of tho most to get rid o f his furniture. More than 2,000 prosperous look- S ; promising shortstops in the conn- ; 3 try_ by getting Dudley Leo fnmi ing folk thronged the spacious Jh Tulsa. His next move was to gel grounds, bent on buying a rug the 1n veteran to play alongside the fight champion ban trail on, or jwr- • ~ H oungstcr, und Wamby ahould fill imp i a chair on which the mauler n ^ L r a r -f. has lowered his hulk. H the bill. Despite spirited bidding, a Per- S r ! "W ith Steve O’Neill behind the l\ plate the pitching stair should f.iau rug, for instance, declared by a show up Ui.ll. The arquisitiini .if a solemn auctioneer to have been Vcaeh will give the club one o f tho the property of a princess, brought hardest hitting outfield; in the only $!,:150. O RLAND O . FLA . " I t cost Jack $t,000,’’ raid his 3 15 S O U T H M A IN S T R E E T loagtie. Pitrhcr Boone should de­ velop into a great hurlcr under brother Johnny, with tears in his u aan R xxa aa sQ H & xu E a a iaa tra aa xiiH N B aK n a n aa a H ^ R P 'i , Manager Fold and O'Neill. Con­ voice. nolly also may bo expected to be­ come a great oulilelder. • “ The Cleveland Club, in getting George Burns hack into the fold, i > gettin g just what it wants. Burns fa one o f tho beat first basemen in hnscbnll nnd is well thought o f by Cleveland fans. 1 do not think that either club was materially weakenod. by the deal. Funster and Wal£crs nave a lot of Imu-ball left and <i.\<om iu.\Ti:i») ■ w ill help tho Indaus." S T w o W o n d e r fu l Artists DayESyDacyhiEveryWay »\ Red Comb. not only^ OLYMPIC WINTER IALD TODAY 'BAN B. JOHNSON RED SOX TO!s HELP WANTED HELP WANTED W HY EXPERIMENT? The Underwood Underwood Typewriter Co. 1 Sanford Loan & Savings Company Capital $10(1,000.00 HURST-FERNS BOUT. ST. PETERSBURG, .Inn. 21.— A 10-round bout between Fearless, Ferns uf (Atlanta and Otfa Hurst o f St. Petersburg will head the i boxing card o f the American l.o- [ Ion’s show at Waterfront Park! iondny night. « I W E L O A N M O NE Y TO S A L A R IE D P E O P L E A N I ) W A G E E A R N E R S O N M O N T H L Y P A Y M E N T P L A N . W E D IS C O U N T A L L K IN D S O F GOOD IN S T A L L M E N T P A P E R S . SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS — ' Tampa—$2,000,000 company or- [ ganizing to develop Santo Domingo timber tract and construct Ideal furniture plant. * T h o O fficer« of this Institution are pnder $ 10,000.00 Surety Bond F. W . P L E D G E R , President REALIZING •AN IDEAL I Many have made it posnibln to acquire a home nf their own—the realization o f an Ideal. The Herald Want Ails have a deal to do with bringing about hump own­ ership, for they point to op­ portunities in buying, sell­ ing, exchanging. See what the Herald Wants have to offer in aid­ ing you in having your dreams for a home come true. - Keeping in touch with the lie raid Wants means keeping in tourh witli real­ ty opportunities. Just turn to the Herald Want Ads now and seu how many such offers are listed there und, perhaps, the very one you are looking fo r will catch your eye. PHONE 148 200 Magnolia A v e . - P h o n e 2,11------------ THP, P L A N IN im iK F In February,,IB33. II. Tlmt w It In>iit hemming 1. S. 3. Do you approve the winning plan in substance? SuliHtItuto moral force nnii |iuhlle oidnliiii for tile «ti Ift l ii rv nnd iHiiiuimle force orfi;hiall> lutlitliil In A rtteles X anil XVI. Safeguard the Mennie Utctrlno. Acrejit the fact llntt Ihi I'ltUtd Stiitei, w ill nHminio no olilluu. tlona under the Treaty uf veraalllrit cxceiit h> Act of ('o)igreao, 4. Propone that memhrriililp In the I.rugue should he opened lo ull nations. 5. Provide fo r (lit continuing de­ velopment uf Inttrnatlonal law. whether you need a salesman or a stenographer, a boy or a Yes No (Put an X inside the proper box) n tni'inher of tho l.omnio of Nntion« un at iiroKont lotiKiUut<'I. ih o C n lt o il SlatoH nhall offor lo e i w m l tin |ivosoni re-Ulioratto n with the t.euuuo ami iiarlielpalo In the w o rk uf the l.oj>mi.* na n Imh I f of iimlnnl ronnarl u n d e r eonilltlimr whleli Right Sort of People Respond Sanford Daily Herald Sanford Prnjmsea I. Tlir.t Hi.. I 'nit, it Slnl<< ulinll I mini'll lut»ly . m.-i the I’trnianent Court o f 1nti>rti:itlnnnl .!unlln>, unit.'i* ltn> riiiuillliitii. Mtnti'il hy Si'cro. tiirv K u tlii'i nnii |*ri.nttl"iii ll itillmr J. P. C H A P M A N , Manager Name ............................................................. Please print Address City ..... bricklayer, a seamstress or a shipping clerk — just phone the classified departm ent of the Herald. In a few hours your “Help Wanted” message will be printed and read by thousands of competent workers. State. The prompt, and satisfactory response to Help Wanted Advertisem ents in the H er­ A re you a voter! ald reduces ynur employm ent problems to the vanishing point.Mall promptly to T H E A M E R IC A N P E A C E A W A R D • 312 Madison Avenue, New York C ity I f you wish to express a fuller opinion olso, pi care write to the American Peace Award You A L W A Y S f.et Hie rh(ht sort a f people when you Use the Classified Columns of the Hera �gan ford D ally FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Herald W A N T -A D K A T E S B U IL D IN t ROOM S FOR R E N T ’ LO ST A N D F O U N D R E A L ESTATE FO B S A L E A R E YO U — Looking fo r a good room. And ona list------ I- f yyou o u don’t ----------cd in this column, insert a small want ad and you w ill receive the best l istings In the city. ' F O R R E N T — Nice front bed-room 117 Laurel Arew FO R R E N T — 3-room unfurnish­ ed apartment. Phone 367. N. H. Gamer._____________________ ___ F O R R E N T — Furnished bed-room, also tw o room apartment 301 MAr— ' A R E Y O U losing an opportunity v jii to sell your property by not using tha Herald Want Ads. Tha cost M IR AC LE Concrete cement work, aides is small, tho results great. Herald Wants w ill woik fur you quickly. |ing blocks, Irrigation . T»rwlPecer,, Prop. LOST — Large black wnrdroba suit case marked F. R. F. Lost Lum ber and Building v.m. ie. number L«ai| on road between Daytona and OrN. Lauic! S t ango City. Reward o f |25 i f de­ f livered to F. R. Franckc, 250 Cen­ H IL L LUMBER CO. tral Nat. Bank Bldg., St. Peters­ Service, • Quality a ' d burg, Fla.___________________ _____ 1Phone 1M>. JOB PR IN T IN G — The Herald Job TO T H E H O U S E W IF E :— Plant la now located In tho We- FO R S A L E — N ew Bungalow on paved atreet, (760.00 and bal­ p k a Building'. Let us cstimato on Trlrpbaaed eat*, trill bp n — ance liko rent. E. F. Lane. your Job work. Phono 148. f f l r r 4 from p n t n a . nn.-t e-*lI f you never read a line o f any kind o f news in I , , l o r «ent tmnuvlliilrljr f.,r I-fafe S A L E ^ F a rm and timber L E G A L FORMS of all kinds for payment. this paper, it’s worth a tre a t many times what it lands in any size tracts from 40 <iale at tho Herald office. t T1mr .«.•*»»••**••— f^P ft lire acres up. IL T . King, Dunnellon, costs you because It gives yon every afternoon the 1 iMaar* ... .......... - ....— *> n l'-.e I flair* ...... ............. I*“ n l»m. FOR RENT alien* for anie nt tho r la. lost and lowest prices for the day. IP.-raid office. 0 fla ir* >.■■»..»■........4c it llop fO R S A L E — Six room houso, four I f you save on ly 50 cents a day on your shipping, Block Pac. T y p s 'iln iM * atiriviblocks from Post Office, price SA U S AG E fo r salt— Puro pork na|e*. it would represen t one hundred and fifty dollars? 13,000; terms. E. F. Lane. — ’ r,.,iurr«1 i H c « nr* fo r con­ - suu.-s.igo smoked with o.r# wood,' a year. secutive ImmrtLn*. Park Ave._______________________ LOST— Jan. 17, Diamond cord £5c. lb., postpaid. No order ac­ FOR S A L E — Lot on Railroad Avc. ■I* words o f PvnraKP li-nicth ideal location fo r warehouse. E. cepter! for lesj than 8 lbs. Satis-' FO R R E N T — Furnished bed-room, tire, mounted. Reward. Re­ 9 nrr counted n lln«. faction gnnrnntscd. Mrs. Enoch F. Lane. Minimum charge 30c fo r flr*t com er Third and Holly._______ turn to Hutton Eng. £ Contract­ Doesn’ t m a tte r w hat the prices were yesterday— Inir'tlon. Sawyer, Tlfton, Ga., It. D. F. No. FOR S A L E — Or ront, 10 acres i ing Co.__________________________ i l l ndvertlnlnir In restricted to |0. good citrus land, partly cleared, rrnr'r clnnalflentlnn. CORRUGATED IR O N RC FO U N D — One vThltc hug with house and other improvements, 2 Doesn’ t m atter w hat they ore going to be tomor­ if an error la mnde Thn Rnnblack spota , mole, weighing COMPOSITION R O L L R( A D A P T E D Carmen Grapes, Tree miles from I». O. Apply 800 Magfnnl Herald w ill lie renponnlble row — STR IP SH IN G LE S, about 100 Iba- J. A . Lane, Lake Blueberries, 30 per cent off. noils A ve.. fo r information.___ lut far only one Incorrect Insertion, PLA STER , !h, advertlaor. fo e auhncoitem Maty, Fla. Box 62. * / Tree Blackberries. Best invest­ FO R SALE^-Beautiful bungalow Inaertlon*. The o ffic e ahould be CBM E N T, ments, highest profits, quick re­ Clem Jonea L iver nnd Kidney on corner lot .most desirable W h a t’s the last nnd lowest prices today— T h e notified Immediately In cnan of N A IL S . turns, quality plants. Originul in­ pa»t of city. E. F, Lane.__________ Tonic W ill Do It H erald-tells you? troducers. Adapted ,rror‘ TO ADVKUTISRna. Nurseries, FOR S A L E — 4-room house, new. Tampa, Fla. \ Ilernld roprenentntlvn IhorAs n tnn'e wlisn fberi* I* weak­ __Phono 595-R.__________ ______ CHASE A CO. aaahly fam iliar w ltli rnlen. rulea ness mill Inck o f uiHM.'tlte, when n SANFORD. F L A * anil rlxaaincatlon. tvlll g iv e yon little exertlnn makes you fee* B E T TE R B A B Y CHICKS— Pine- FO R S A L E — 10 acres Hammock tlrtxl. your levs ilr.nr. ymtr Imek complete Information. And If breezo Whito Leghorn Chicks land, 6 fenced, 8 cleared, one nehes. your mouth ta:<t*** nml your •nd wl*lt. they w ill nanlat you In nra sired by pedigreed males from flow ing well, (1700, sleep Is broken. Clem Jones I Iver wording your w an t ad to make N o nrtido o f value is high record hens. Eggs perfectly nn.l KMney Tonic Is the one thlnit It more effective. that w ill rivtlnrc your strength nr**l really lost until nfter Tho hatched by modern Incubators. V ig­ FOR S A L E — 20 acres. 3 acres iw p o u t x a t x o t ip k . ••tiiiMo you to enjoy life. Cl.KM Herald Wants hnvc been orous chicks, true to strain, 320.00 cleared balance Hammock. Or.o Arttertlaern ahnti|<] k Ivp their .KINKS I.IV B R AND KMiNKV FOR RE N T— Or sale, 10 room called upon to restore it to a hundred, (180 a thousand. In­ flowing well, 0 room house. Ideal W AN TED — Help o f n il'k in d .- by TONIC. l»ecau«o of Its Kelwrul ttreet or poatofflce tidilri-nn p* house. Apply W. W. Long, 410 T o n i c ona health-giving effect, ha* the rightful owner. Wrll an their phone number If teresting Catalog. Immediate de­ place fo r celery, vegetables, chick­ ' inanv buslucsa houses. I f you Oak Ave.__________________________ ■-Nlahll:ili<-1 Itaelf os n rye mnl«od they deal re reaultn. About one PocketboolcH, Jewelry, ap­ liveries. Order ‘'better baby ens and stock, price $3500, are without n position, advertise remeitv fo r TO R P ID MVIHl. rM<ler nut o f n thnuannd hnn n parel, personal possessions, chicks'* from Pinebreezc Farm, on thu classified page o f The FOR RENT— Six months or year KKVHIL M W ..U IIA AND COLDS. telephone- and the otliern can’t ct.K M .MINKS L IV K Il AND KID— from Mny first— comfortably things of intrinsic vslut* FOR S A L E — 10 acres Ilnmmock communi rate w ith you unlean Herald. I t will cost you only a FO R SALE— DeSoto paints and mile from Iatkc, fine celery land. I f they know your addrent. sleeping N E T TONIC Is nnt only l.enedclal and others that arc prized few cents nnd you w ill reach thou­ furaishod house, six n* n liver metllclne. hut It exer­ vanrishes nt Sanford Novelty sold quick $1260. rooms. Inquire 818_M«gnalIa_Ave. cises n rlesnslnn ana stimulating bccai'*n o f their association, All ,|l»eontlanaitee MPIIT hp sands. mnile In pemen nt The NanW orks, sole agents. 154-tfc are often quickly returned, Influenre In tho stomach tltul bow­ W AN TED — Disabled service man fnnl Ilernld o ffic e nr by le t­ els. Throttvli Its excellent ca­ v’ itcn tem porarily lost, HELPED I.IT IL E GIRL’S COUGH thartic profertles hlllnus Impuri­ Remember when buying from us ter. Telephone illaenntlnBUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries wants employment as night through Herald Wants. “ FO LE Y’S HONEY A N D T A R ties which have Inle.'ferrcd with anrr* are not enlld. and blackberries— all varieties we tnko you direct to tne owner watchman. Prefer permanent em­ Herald Wants aro tho healthy proces*e» ere driven • ut. You c*n find the name o f « • Courteous, Prom pt, E fficien t suitable for homo and commercial and sell at the owners price. We ployment. Address X. Y . Z., Box COMPOUND is fine. My Utile Tnk.' no P IL L S while u«lrrl the first thing to consult when Service. deal strictly on the squuro with girl had an awful cough. I got a lire Dullness Man in Sanford 703. medicine—-the TONIC a nl Ithat D planting. Largest nurseries. V ig ­ Hcmuthing o f value is lost orous, well rooted plants insure seller or buyer. Our motto satis­ C A LL at 515 East Third St. for bottle of FO LEY’S H O NEY A N D needed. this Column each day. /f or found. T D K COST IS SMALL—T il K T A R COMPOUND nnd gave her n good early profits. For full in­ faction to both buyer or teller. n carpenter for any kind o f re­ few doses and she was greatly re­ rtKN KKIT IS GREAT. ! Iieruld Wants bring los­ Roumllliii Anderson, Hanford. formation nnd illustrated catalog pain or painting. Your business lieved,” writes Clyde II. Benson, ers nnd finders tngethor. S E M IN O LE R E A L T Y CO. Florida. No. 0, write Southern Adapted solicited and appreciated.__H. Ren. Marlbrook, Virginia. The beat T o reach all tho people Seminole Annex. Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. effectively — leave your W A N TED — Girls for folding remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse­ _________ Snnford, Fla. Studebaker, Packard, Cl W ont Ad nt Thu Herald o f­ /ANTED— Your old furniture. F o i l SALfc— Egry Cash Register. FOR S A L E — Corner lot facing work. Good wages, experience un­ ness; relieves promptly nnd effe c­ With 50 rivers having a total fice. Phone us to send fo r Haynes and R a tliff, tively. FO LEY’S H O N EY A N U length o f more than 2,500 miles; 1 Many people in Sanford would Cost 3(50 when new. Will sell J. L. P E R K IN S Lake front, price $1500, E. F. necessary. it or phono it to the Want 115 Park A v e .________ ____ Ike to buy second hand furniture. cheap. Inquire nt Sanford Herald Lane. T A R COMPOUND has stood tho thtu.utnds o f lakes, end a coast Sales Department A d Department. Idvertise your spare pieces in the office. W A IT E D — Experienced cook, two test of time, serving threu genurnline o f more than 1,100 miles, jj,-oIil Want A ds ‘ and sell them FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs Snn Juan Garage nice young lady waitresses, ono i tions. Florida o ffe r j belter facilities for kukkly. I'honc 148 and the want cashier and soda dispenser. A p­ fo r setting, 15 eggs for 3 L00. A department w ill bo glad to in­ enjoyment o f motor cruising and ply Canary Tea Room, Winter Mrs. Ellsworth, Benrdall Avenue, ert your ad._______________________ Garden, Fla. Against Mock in Puhlir nil other w ater recreational sports Sanford.__ Phone_ 3303. B.'l-tfp • Judgo Grndy expressed dirap- including fishing, tha t any other /ANTED—Furnished apartment. SEE the Snnford Stove Works, C02 I provul of tho wearing o f the robe state. two or three rooms or board . MONEY Sanford Ave. before buying S P E C IA L B AR G AIN S ! and helmet of tho klan bv n.cmnd room with private fnmily. AdSend this atl and ten cents to Mnny palatial yachts are stoves. We will snve you money. 1922 Dodge touring, almost now Tuilors, Ctcnnrniand D y i |bers of the organization in public, brought to Florida ports during Irtis, J. W, IL, care o f Horald. Foley £ Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.. We also repair stoves of all kinds, 1923 Dodge Panel Delivery like asserting that it was tho robe o f [/ANTED— Baby carriage, must Chicago, 111., w riting your name the season, hut there has not been j giafar.olus and sewing machines. new. t 117 Park Avenue be in good condition and reason­ ontl address clenrly. You will re­ tho order room nnd not Intended much effort to interest our v is i-] 194-tfc 1922 llupmnbilo touring. ho regretted that they hnd ever ably priced. Box 300, care The tors anti trsidenls in tho charms ceive a ten cent bottle o f F O L E Y ’S Lexington 1-ark (sport). straw­ n> anfonl Herald.____________________ F O R SALE— Misslonafy HONEY A N D T A R COMPOUND fo r use in public. He declared that o f cruising in small boats on our Tw o Dodge tourirgs, U)21. been worn outside of klan rooms wonderfully beautiful rivers. berry plants well rooted, care­ for coughs, colds and hoarseness, |K YOU have a good useo ear to Dodgo Roadster, 19PJ. anti that ho was doing his utmost fu lly packed, GOc per hundred, Cards o f Sanford’s Reputable trade for city property, address, National tou iirg, (> passenger. also free sample pnekago o f FO ­ to prevent the practice from tak­ S3.50 per M. delivered. Mathews C niw fordvilio — (100,600 com­ caro Hernia. __ __ ___ LEY'S P IL L S , a diuretic stimu­ Prnfeaainnal Men, each of Throe worm-drive Ford trucks. ing plucc in North Carolina. "There pany to erect seafood cannery. Co., Tallahassee, Fin., Route C. lant for the kidneys, nnd F O L E Y t0.ilPRESSED A IR C L E A N IN G Tw o Ford Chassis. wham. In hi.t chosen profession is no renl harm in such demonstra­ E X PE R T Typewriter denning und C ATH AR TIC T A B L E T S ‘ fo r Con­ tions,” he added, "hut such conduct Closed cars, curpets, ruga, nt Olds 8 touting. 7 passenger. t!:c Ilernld rreommends to the Mnriunnu— Power plant to be repairing. Call II. S. Pond, stipation and Biliousness. These is not dignified, nnd is subject to jll Second St.______________________ Dotlge 1922 tourirg. i>Htnhli>dicd on Cbipnln river by people. phone 223 or Peoples Iiank. wonderful remedies hjivu helped perhaps a just criticism.” Tw o Dodge tourirgs, 1920. Marianna Light & Power Com­ ,___________________170-Lfc V . C. COLLER, Prop* millions o f people. T ry them! Sold (handler touting. pany. D o e s yuiir ear'need n nyw^tos, T V o Ford tent tiny, 1922; •. ; • • everywhere. T fr m General Shop and M ill curtains' or upholstering? Let iiuicK touring, 19!U, 1 paasanger. Palmetto— Net/ bicteie.1 imekint' Radford Auto Top Co., 115 Oak Huick tourirg, 1918. bouse to lie erected on Atlantic Contractor and BaHdtr Avc., do it and be satisfied._____ Dodge 3-4 ton truck. U ND ERW O O D Coast Line right o f way. A ito rn ey-n t-L a w Tw o Reo Speedster Trucks, TYPEW R ITER S FOR K E N T FOR SALE—2UOO sour orange trees 517 Commercial Streot O ver Seminole County measure at the ground 1 to 2 1-2 1921-22. Tw o Light Ford Truci.a. [ligh class Underwo'od Typewriters inches in diameter. Write Mr. K. Bank Tw o 1917 Iluick touring. . or rent to reliable parties. J, Osteen. Osteen. Fla.____________ Sun ford, ------------- F lorida 1923 Ovelnnd 4, tourirg. N O person need become baldSome o f these cars were traded Underwood Typew riter Co. headed. I have a newly invent­ Wilson W elding & Rad |5 S. Main Street Orlando, Flu. ed machine that prevents same. in on new Dodges. Most o f them Wnrt/u Wonderful for adding new life and have been left with us to be sold growth to hair. Stps gray hairs. and applied on thu purchase of Price 32.50. W rite for imrticu- new Dodges. They aro nil real it's Metal we can weld I t " * it it’s good, having been reconditioned, CLOGGED T H R O A T S lara, S. S. Boyd, Laurens, S. CLAW YER 'feints to those who can establish SANFORD, F L O R ID A , When your wind is shut oflf and FO R SALE— 200 citrus "buds, five credit. Some o f these cars can — C ourt House reathing difficult You try to raise varieties, 50c to $1.00 each. B. lie exhunged fo r real estate im­ '« phlegm by suddenlv contract­ F. Tiller, Pnoia, Fin. proved or unimproved. Diamonds s' the lungs and forcin g nir FOR SALE— A largo reed baby or anything else o f value. STE W AR T The FTorfct hrough tho throat. This is hard t carriage. Tel. 38I-J. or 708 I’ulSA N FO R D MOTOR CO. in your lungs and your throat nnd 1’7^‘L* Flowers For A ll Occasion Dodgo Dcnlcrs. 11.35 tilatos the blood vessels. Clogged ’ ' ' — — , “ Members Florbta Telegraph ______ ____ i’hone 3. _________ hroats are easily and quickly * 0« “ n; CnVr Tco^ii I-’ livery Aaaociatltm pencil, phlegm ruised and ’ the pcr 100- " * * ' A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W FOR S A LE hroat is soothed and henlcd by |Tiller. I noin, rln. - — 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone First N ational Bank Bldff. •eonardi’s Cough Syrup (Crcosot-i FOR SALE— Baby chicks, S. C. Ford Sedan d). It prevents straining, hnck-i Reds, Barred Rocks, \\htte and Sanford, ------------- Florida ng and has a valuable antiseptic Silver W ynadottes, S. C. W hite Chandler Touring iction. Best rem edy fo r coughs,! Leghorns, S. C. Ancona*. Heavy -T'lenjw'Atolds, bronchitis, grippe, croup nnd e g g producing strains. Pedigreed, •yvjiv W Dodge Touring fhooping cough. Safe, sure and exhibition nnd utility matings. (ien rrn l Slnrhln* aaA Yl* Vkl v. Peasant. A t you r druggist. j Custom hatching. 'Vrito today W urks Hudson Touring. 0 .’7 © l / A Nr1’ I for prices. Sunnyside Hatchery, IbCl vs:rc»MM_ « jt i I C yllailrr C rln d la s A R C H IT E C T — 1---------------------------------------- Box J3 , Longwtioth Fim__________ vty.r.w '4 3 Scripps-Booth Touring fiats n I’ huiie 03 Xnaforil. F la . F irst N ulional Bank Bldg. P O L IT IC A L FOR SALE— six-hoio kitd.cn SM A R T A N D USEFUL M O D EL Oakland Touring. Sanford, ------------- Florida A smart little imported model of the altvays-uscful type is this drc*» in V E R Y S M A R T A N D S IM P L E FOR SALK— B flat tenor Sixo- K E N T V U L C A N IZ IN G WORKS -Phaaa 1‘hune -tOHFOR S H E R IF F . ilark-hlue Poiret twill. Tit- Id. use D A S H IN G Y E T PR A C T IC A L phor.e, cheap for cash. Phono W H E R E USED CARS A R E Tbit rt otic of the most charming lias an oval-shaped neck, stitched with , , , -------- « A L W A Y S B AR G AIN S. I hereby announce m yself ns i* 57°. M IL D R E D SIM M O N S of the new season's frock that follow a two-piece t r i in nt i n g - liai d, and , For a dress that hat t-• answer many the ovcrblotiM- mode It may be serv­ . fastens at one side of the front. The : pur|K)»es, this htcdel i:t"‘ifatk Mite andidatc for tho ofilce o f Sheriif FOR S A LE —Piano" in A -1 condi­ Teacher o f Pian oforte tion. Bargain for cash. Ad­ t Seminole County, subject to tho iceably developed in wool or silk slltt hid hands are repeated oil the I cliarmcen is ideal. The frui-t «,f the nnd Pipe Organ dress L. rnro Herald._________ 3tc kmocratic prim ary Juno. 1921. More than half o f the children crcpc. French flannel, rail; poplin, of kimono sleeves anil at the I over r.lgc j blouse and the skirt are trimmril with I ...ml u.. it l..iuir D U taaer W . A . T IL L IS . Studio: Roam 225, Meisch F O R SALE— Thirty nice, fat, corn o f school ago in Cuba do not rc- any other of a lurjjc variety of mate­ of tne Idousc. The rinliroiil.ri-l t.mtif panel -hand i outlined wills fancy braid. In k . S l o r j a * ____________( A dvertisement.) fed turkeys, nt my farm near , ctivu any education at all, accord­ rials. The blouse is embroidered with is in blue and geld. Tile sk rt is On the skirt, the hand; arc released Building and fall below the Item, hut oil tile Long wood.__ C. W. Entzminger.__ ing to u message from the Presi­ a fancy iin tif, (lie collar and sleeves' -draped at rne side, and may be nu.de FOR T A X C O LLE C TO R The skirl with or without a scam at the center blouse they arc stitched down with the FOR SALE— A t a sacrifice 9-piece dent o f the Republic to tho Con­ being edged with ribbon is gathered and attached to a camisole*. bad: Medium size requires 4 yards braid, which also fiuisho the steeves. fumed oak dining room suit, Ed­ gress. It is estimated that more I wish to announce that I am a Buttons ntay or may not trim the nar­ Medium size requires 5 yarile 40-inch 54-inch material. indidate for re-election to the of- ison phonograph nnd other house­ than 12,000 now classrooms are material, wills W . A . HOBBS, M. D. yard 35-iiteli lining/ j Pictorial Review Blouse No. 1672. row vest. Medium size requires 3Jj needed to provide places for these hold furniture. Leaving town. e of County T a x Collector of Specialist yards 54-incli material, with 3 yards Sjzcs, 34 to 44 indies bust. Price 30 for the camisole-. children. Contraciui’ and Builder iwinole County, subject to tho 119 Poplar A v e .___ _ Pictorial Review Blouse No. 1727. . Mits. Skirt No. Ifi85. Si/es 24 to o f braid. W rology, Syphilology, Female etion of the Democratic primary FOR S A L E —^Clothing that has Pictorial Review Drc;s No. 1784. 34 inches wa:st. Price, 30 rents. Sizes, 34 lo 46 indies bu.it. Price 3: rnd Skin and Bluml lMscases. 2,910 acres celery in Sanford and F lorida o be held in June. been ur.cd hut little, one-third S anford,----------Sizes, 16 to 20 years nul 31 la 41 OfTice 301 Find N at’ l Bank Bldg. 1923 cents. Skirt No 1608. ^ Sizes, J4 te. Motif No. 12820. Transfer, blue oi the oiigin.'d cost: coats, dresses, Munatic counties produced JNO. D. J IN K IN S . inches bujt. Price 45 ccaU. yellow, 25 cents. 50 Incited buA Price 35 cents. j etc. 421 Magnolia Avenue, City. crop valued at §4,00,000. (Advertisem ent) Terms: Cash In Advance , SPEED U P YOUR L A Z Y LIVER NOT R E A L L Y LOST HELP W A N T E D HOUSES FOR RENT WANTED MISCELLANEOUS PHONE 148 AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS WHIDDON & HODI PURELY Sanford Novelty; Works . [SPECIAL NOTICES Daily Fashion Note E??-iIy Fashion Note George A. DeCottes Daily Fashion Hint Schelle Maines Fred R. Wilson I Sanford Machine Cot Elton J Moughton ANNOUNCEMENTS! 3°l 5 - QUICK SERVICE T R A N S F E R S. 0. Shinholser TOO. e>*D t O O LO tfT ALL. YOOR tAONEX JlCt£t^> • EOT I LL DEL CiLAO TO H E L P YO U OOT-I L L M A K E Y O O A F L O O R -W A L K E R - ^ O O P ItTAIR^) A N D T E L L TO FIX TO O OP. W. J. Thigpen Real Estate By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING U P FATHER W E L I --W E L L ! t>0 TOO ARE W ORKING FOR Ut> NOV/ - P U T ON TH AT f TH ANK TOU‘ OU3AN P P tN C E A L B E R T AN1»F l KIN HELP* TOO A . IN AN'fW AT- LET C— \ i'C'A ME KNOW- r ---- ' 1 * I T ’S N IC E . TO HAVE F R IE N O t) I K N O W l‘M £ O lN ’ T O LIKE. Trn-b J o e > - HAVE T O U e ;o T A N O T H E R PRINCE, Insurance A L B E R T - -b M tT H ? K. L “ T ) / ----------- IK & WHAT h appe n e d ? Ci M A X W E Ileal E state nnd F IR E . L IF E . A U T O Insurance S A N F O R D ,------ F L O R ID SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. .• E. A. Douglass, Pri Get an A tctrrct befurebu] property © 1924 ev I ht'U F caturz SfRvtcc. I nc. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 21, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 21, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 21, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f84750e30e952382db308db918c5513f.pdf 66a250d1d4c1bc73d56110a45f209f1c PDF Text Text M lafli'-Vr/if - '■■ $ % * X ? X Z *«■ r *U . • V;' ' ------------- ---— ^ I \ ' " .* . S 1 i • . - »•*.,. * * . ' . • - ■ • • . • •- • .■ I -• , . . ' • r .• 1 •• ;• * '■ '•V*; *^ • rou* ftt. la F air JIM ▼. ASSOCIATED PRESS DfePATCHBS ■y ■ ’V ».-i m M en il I '.w c i ■*‘{y l A rrested K H ^ i : SPE A K S T O D A Y |W A ' OBREGON JAINS. MONEY IS OWN 4FFAIR ••• i Makes Offer To Daalicate $100,Odd Prise To One Of Senate Committee * * i J n r TW SM M ltM T rru ) WASHINGTON, Jan. An offer to dopUrate his $100,w °r. M t pris* to the aotbor of any Been QMmg Thai * peace plan selected by the eraC o n sM tn b le At* •te committee iavestigating ■■ . Mofaganda as beet to come wltajn ita notice was made by ,Tlr (u w litn l P n m ) . N ward W. Bek in a letter to Texas* Jaa. » * — Senator Meets, New Haaip. a t encMMMta be^ * akire, ckairman of the commit­ tee. ,; . „tssi- i Sandt*«■$_„._ t E f t. .*. WASHINGTON, Jan. 22-Edward W. Bok, donor of the $100,­ 000 prise for a world peace plan, repeatedly told the Rebate propa­ I aKTONIO.Tw u J m . M«— ganda 'investigating committco | to murder fttoMent Obre- Monday that he regarded solely os , frustrated {A Mexico City. hia own alTeir the amount of money ■to a telegram received he han placed tn a trust fund to de­ ml General Lubert here fray the expenses of the contest. foreign office in the cap- After ho had been examined less ro men were arretted by n two hours, the hearing was I « rvice agent* ip Mexico . urned and at a later session kB their pocket# 'aoenraent- the committee directed Chairman nee v a i foend th a t in- Moses to write Mr. Bok that it was ofliciala of the capital, t prepared to proceed with his ng questioned the men nmination Tuesday aa had been : a promlneqljdoctor and planned. •as, who had bean aen- "The committee adopts this i death and twenty years' course,” Chairman Moses wrote, ent, respectively, were "because of your refusal to answer liberty by Gen. Estrada certain questions regarding the lie that they would go amount of tho money which has i City and attempt to kill been expended by you In organizing and carrying on tho work of the soObregon.. called American peace award, tr Not Mentioned _ncr in which, the assai- which questions the committco be­ [was to be carriod out was lieves to bo wholly proper, perti­ ed in thO dispatch. The nent and within tho purview of tho involve!! are held at resolution under wnch tho com­ quarters in Mexico City, mittee acta. Mast Be Prepared to Testify. alegram said that heavy had been under way on "You ore free to proceed to Flor­ ida as you had desired—with the t east and weht coast, understanding, however, nbing planes bought by distinct that the committee, or . by request requ from tne United States pocnq, will feel itself m e to rcwere tried oat a t Ira- f i f you e as a witness at some later nday and found ’■*' * * ’** date. to be i»N iltia ai Chairman Moses said the com­ Neill, the latter an Ameri- mittee would tako up tho examina­ 000 kilometers over the tion of Miss Esther Everett I^ipc, nary camp, the telegram member in charge of the policy «n. Joaquin Amaro has Is­ committee of tho awnrd, Wednes­ ' that the ships be put day os had been planned. Mr. Bok nmcdiatcly in scouting and testified he had given her charge ‘‘ of the work of organizing the award as ho did not want to be IIN’GTON, Jon. 22.—A 10 bothered with the details. ^tponcment of tho rebel Chairman Moses and Senator of Tampico Harbor temp­ Reed, Democrat, Missouri, both Iended Monday that phase "irreconciiinbles" in the Versailles I Mexican problem with treaty fight conducted much of the ■the stnto department is examination of Mr. Bok, but Sena­ tors Greene, Republican, Vermont, heels of word that the and Cnraway, Democrat, Arkansas, httnent had been decided joined in the efforts to elicit from owever, came the disclos­ Mr. Bok tho amount of money cxin' the state department ended by him on the award. Ho i mining or rebel controlled cciarcd ho had furnished every i ports had been vigorous- penny for the expenses. "I don’t sec that the amount has kited by the Washington k*nt which reserved tho any Interest further thnn to satis­ adopt appropriate mens- fy curiosity,” the witness said at the mines and other ob- one point. " It’s- purely a personal to navigation "are not matter.” •Mr. Bok told the committee that |Wy removed." ' apartment issued a formal in his own case and that of th? •t during the dny after American peace award he thought been received that Rear he was within his rights ti» expend of money he chose. Mngrudcr aboard the any amount Uok Shows Firmness. | Richmond had arrived off give over my with orders “to protect "I have decided to to the aiding the Jy the ncaceful peaceful and hurit- M® *nd "W money to aiding | American erican commerce w^th ing to give back to the American It what they gave me. I don't itement said that Consul people(Continued on page 8) Vera Cruz had been notiAdolfo de la Huerta on 17 of tho rebel decision the harbor of Frontera, IMexico, and Vera Crux, tul was instructed to In­ in, Huerta immediately Washington government Ithe mining operations as inted threat against tho JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 22-A of the world. No ro- nation-wide scureh was started conie from Consul Wood hero Monday night by tho police to indicating what action find Prof. R. A. Ra..co, member of Ila Huerta leaders would the fnculty of the luw college of Pi*w of the American pro- the Uidversity of Florida, who has Alyarea Castillo, hersonal been missing from his home in lift.e °f the rcvolutlon- Gainesville since Friday night. lltain here, declared It was . Ptof. Rasco is 53 years old nrul pntanding that the ports is known as ono of tne lending in­ structors of the state. He served ontinued on pago 2) as dean of tho law college at Stet­ son college, DeLand, for thirteen ^ier Lenine o f years and about a year ago b e c a m e jet Russia H a s u member of the faculty at the Uni­ versity of Florida at Gainesville. ied Says R ep ort May He Mentally Unbalanced. Fear that his father might be suffering from a temporary mental EP'y. Jan. 22.—Nicola Lo- derangement brought on by ill J*micr of Soviet Russia, is health was expressed by Russell A. line end came a t B:G0 Rasco, of Scbring. Fla., who arriv­ *onday afternoon but hia ed here last night to aid in the not announced until search. Prof Rasco was said to bu recovering from an attack of in­ afterward, , rntativea of foreign dip- fluenza. News of his disappearance has |miMions and others agreed filing the opinion that been sent to Centerville, Ala., and death would probably Nashville. Tcnn., by his family, who ino general disquiet in Rua- believe he might have gone there. ' n<>vf'rthele»s would have Detective Inspector C. It. Hurlbert « Political effect. So long wired Inst night to police chiefs « alive although not ac- throughout the country to aid In . . ^icipating in the govern- the search. Prof. Rasco Is five feet and eight least was its titular th now opens position Inches tall. Hq weighs about 130 pounds. He has light hair, slight!) ders. gray, and has blue eyes. He is clean shaven. When he left home ELECTION he was wearing a heavy brown P rra a ) IRWatrr , Jgn. 22.—Call- overcoat with belt and a black Stet­ «# • on i° Pass on the son hat and a blue or brown suit. During tho post few weeks Prof. ■? aiJ«u*BF b00*!* 1" the K 1150,000 with which to Rasco often remarked that he n««ThUVl“l,?r wit^ ».«nuni^- ed. rest and some members of his family believe he might have gone r j ft* hoard of city com- to Texas, where some of his wile » ‘ ives reside. It w u by u l lo rtn w w t. ‘ S S P olice Inaugurate N ationw ide Search For Law Professor . &nLhai ‘T 1. **** SANFORb, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1924. Oicar Underwood, Candidate for the Democratic party nomination for the presidency and the favorite son of Alabama, fired his opening pin in his campaign in the north today with; a speech before the Cleveland Chahiber of Commerce. UNDERWOOD FOR TAX REDUCTION SAYS IN SPEECH Alabama Senator Makes Hia Open­ ing Speech in North Today at Cleveland . (Hr T h r A aa arbitral P rra a ) CLEVELAND, Jnn. 22— Rcduction I?xc8 “to tho fullest extent possible" and defeat of the sol­ diers’ bonus bill were policies ad­ vocated by Senator Oscar Under­ wood, candidnte for tho Democrat­ ic presidential nomination, in an address hero Tuesday opening his campaign in the north. Tho speech, delivered nt a Chamber of Com­ merce luncheon, also stressed law observance. Taxation of tho people of Am­ erica, ' federal and state, is "ap­ proaching the danger point,” Sen­ ator Underwood declared^' giving figures to show that about onectgbth of tho national income was paid to tax collectors. , • The soldiers’ bonus, ho asserted tho. "one “one impediment’’.,to impodime was tho tax reduatlon and lie WCTI fW heVrtriTJ nn» /nllnw < •-----not follow the "mental gymnas­ tics" of those who advocated the bonus and tax reduction at tho same time. "From every standpoint," said Senator Underwood, "I believe that it would be most unfortunate to pass' the bonus bill and put this additional burden on the tax payers of America. It is unnec­ essary and also unfair to the sol­ dier himself. A few dollars in tho pocket today are not as bene­ ficial to the young men of America as permnnent, stable, nnd success­ ful business conditions throughout the country, which undoubtedly will be jeopardized If relief from governmental burdens is not re­ ceived in the near future.” , In his discussion of law observ­ ance the Alabama senator said there was "organized defiance against some of tho sacrcdnguarunties of tho Constitution, such as trial by jury, protection of tho home, freedom of religious wor­ ship nnd protection of property." “And these fundamental warran­ ties of individual liberty^ secured by that great chnrtcr,” ho con­ tinued, "must fail when passion nnd petty prejudice arc allowed to direct the course of government, and when nn unrestrained mob di­ rects tho affairs of man instead of cven-hnnded justice proceeding from courts of law. “The honest and effectual en­ forcement of law and order by tho courts should and must always be the sentiment foremost in the heurts of the jfcnple, if, in the end, this republic is to endure. It is the plain and unmistakable duty of every decent citizen of this land to throw the weight of his disap­ proval against flagrant violators ** of the Constitution nnd tho law, in whatever garb they may be found.” Chicago Is R elieved From Zero W eath er lit) T lf Awar laird I'rraal CHICAGO, Jan. 22.—Relief, from suh zero temperatures that have prevailed for the past four days throughout the midwest and north­ west came Tuesday when warm winds from the southwest sent the mercury climbing upward at the rate of several degrees an hour. The continued rising temperatures are a forecast for the entire sec­ tion with the exception of the Da­ kotas and Nebraska which prom ised colder weather for Wcdnesday. WOMAN KILLED I I I ) T h r A a a o r la lr d P r r a a ) LYNDONVILLE, Vt., Jan. 22.— One woman killed, and a number of persons were injured in a fire which virtually wiped out the busi­ ness section of this town Tuesday. The loss is estimated a t $500,000. Mrs. Victoria Stone lost her life when she jumped fiom a window below. Zero weather prevailing caused much suffering. M AR K ETS I I I ) T h r A a a o r la lr d P r r a a ) CHICAGO. Jon. 22.—Wheat: May, 1.08 1-8 to 1-4; July, 1,06 1-8 1.06 1-2 to 5 J. • .. Corn: May, 78 3-4 to 7-8.Oats: May, 40 7-8. A— TtairS wAsjiEnNcGTON, Jan.' -While the house ways and means commit­ tee cleared the way Monday for houaoNMajority loaders on of the new tax rate the administration and their, party members for a pos­ sible compromise on tho Mellon bill particularly as. regards the surtax rates. . Before calling a meeting of the majority member* of tho commit­ tee for Tuesday to map out a pro­ gram. fog study of the new rates. Chairman Groan discussed the tax situation with President Coolidge and pointed out difficulties con­ fronting adoption of the surtax rates proposed by Secretary Mel­ lon. Although Mr. Green later indi­ cated no change in the administra­ tion's stand for the major principlc* of the Mellon bill, Repre­ sentative Longworth, majority leader, who announced he bad con­ ferred with C. Bascom Slcmp, sec­ retary to the president, and Secre­ tary Mellon, reaffirmed hia belief that a compromise on the surtax reductions was necessary. He said the basis for such a compromise would be sought in a series of In­ formal conferences with Republi­ can members, and indicated be re­ garded settlement of this feature in committee rather than the pros­ pect of floor fight against the measure. Ti Democrats Paver Lesser Cat Representative Garner, Democfet, Texas, who has prop _in tha__* present maximum maxlmu surtax rata from 60 per cent to 44 per cast instead of 25 per cent ae tested by Mr. Mellon, said a of the Democrata had shown solidly for the lesser reduction. The committee today agreed to include farmers' mutual insurance companies in the exemptions from special taxes allowed other fra­ ternal benefit organizations. Some consideration also was given to tho amounts of rerenue which, would be raised under the Mellon pro­ gram of tax redaction m estimated by the treasury, preliminary to fix­ ing the new rates. In this connection, John R. /Guinn, national commander of the American Legion, issued a state­ ment in which ho said Mr. Mellon had not considered in hia estimates of revenue approximately |140,000,000 annually accruing aa in­ terest on the British war debt and also bad failed to consider "esti­ mated savings of $320,000,000 which economics of national ad­ ministration will produce.” Half of cither sum, he explained, would more than pay for a soldiers' bonus. Commander Quinn con­ ferred during the day with mem­ bers of the Legion’s national leg­ islative commltteo which is assem­ bling here.___________ ________ M ilane Theatre To V irginia • Carolina H ave Photo Player Co Planning Some Installed Very Soon B ig Improvements Tho Milane Theatre is to have a $10,000 Morton I'hoto Player in­ stalled within a short time, it was announced Tuesday by the manage­ ment. Tho order for this lutest acquisi­ tion to the equipment of tho Mi­ lano, was placed Monday and it is expected that within four or five weeks, the Photo player will arrlvo. The management secured the musical instrument from the Rob­ ert Morton Company of Los Ange­ les, Cal. It n the latest type and stylo of tho musical instruments iut out by this company nnd when nstalled in the theatre here will lto * ? o t A!W 5 m0B,t BlOVlng picture hoUMJR In the State. There ore but few Morton Photo players in Florida, it is said, nnd nono at present of the type thift will be installed in the Milano Theatre.* The initrument, which In reality Is 16 instruments in one, is operated by one person. I’lnce i where the Photo players have al ready been installed, have been well pleased with these instruments. f Baldw in R esigns and M acDonald Appointed I n r T h e Asaorlalrd I'reaak LONDON, Jnn. 22.—Prime Min­ ister Baldwin shortly before noon Tuesday tendered his resignation to King Gcorgu and advised the sovereign to rend for James Ram­ say MacDonald. The King accept­ ed Baldwin’s advice and summon­ ed MacDonald, Labor leader, for an audlenco at noon. MacDonald’s audience with tho King lasted an hour, the King invited him to form tho government nnd he ncccpted. MacDonald, it is stated this aft­ ernoon, will combine foreign offices with premiership. Extensive improvements in the way of a largo addition to the present warehouse and, repainting of tho latter together with consid­ erable Work on yards, will be made by the Vlrglnla-Carolina Chemical Company on its Sanford plant, it was announced Tuesday by C. T. Melvin, manager for the district of Florida for the company. "Our engineer, C. M. Edgo, has been here several days looking over tho situation and making plana for the new improvement*, Mr. Melyin laid, and wjthin a few days he will hate evcrythlhg com­ plete to have the work begun. Just how much tha improvement* will coat, was not announced, but is understood toji® |q the neighbor­ hood of seVtral thousand dollar*. The Virglnin-Carollna Company has had a branch house located in Sanford for approximately 15 years ami although the business has been burned out on two occa­ sion*, business ha* steadily grown and the Inteat movo by tho com­ pany is tbo result of tho continued growth of the burincs*. The addition is being built in order that this branch may be able to store a large supply of spraying material and machines, insecticides, etc., which will be supplied for the other branches in tho atato. In other words, ac­ cording to Mr. Melvin tho Sanford branch is to be tho distributing depot for this state. Fred W. Ball Is the locnl man­ ager of tho Vlrginia>£arolinu Chemical Company. MEN SHOT. ( R ) T h e AanoelalrS P r f* « ) TAMPA, Jnn. 22—Antonin Fernandes, 18,yiy^lcad and Unrtolo Bnlentine, NaW York, is held in the county Jail as a result of an alleged quarrel over a young wornnn. Tho nhooting occurred in a cigar factory near whore they were employed. W ets Take F ight A gainst Prohibition To Congress and W hite H ouse Monday in the day when Representative WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—Wet Crnmton, Republican, Michlgun, in forces brought their fight ngainst charg* of the supply measure, laid the prohibition laws to the national it aside to denounce the associa­ capital Monday when they assem­ tion as an organization formed bled here in a "face the facts" con­ "for the avowed purpose of nulli­ ference of tho Association Against fication of the eighteenth amend­ the Prohibition Amendment nnd ment.” Asserting the association delivered a barrage of condemna­ has "close liaison with tho liquor tory speeches that brought n hot interests and ia in part supported return fire from dry champions on by contributions from that source," Representative Cramton declared, the floor of the house. They also took their cause to the "Its wine and beer proposal is im­ White Houso and to their pleas for possible under the present consti­ modification of the existing dry tution,” and asked if it was not a laws, along with a declaration for "subterfuge” to “nullify” tho . "law and order” they received a eighteenth amendment. Representative Yates, Republi­ brief response from President Coolidgo ignoring the question of modi­ can, Illinois, took up the attack to fication at the assurance that the ask why tho association did not association stood behind the law. fight to nave the amendment resub­ mitted to the states instead of Believes in Law In the memorial presented to the “trying to nullify” it, and Repre­ president through Senator Bay­ sentative Blanton, Democrat, Tex­ ard, Democrat, Delaware, and as, suggested a congressional in­ Archibald Hopkins, president of its vestigation of the association. Want Recovery of Liberty executive committee, the associa­ In hia .banquet address Senator tion declared it believed “in the im­ partial execution of the law as the Bruce declared the aim of the con­ preservative of the citizen’s library ference wo* "nothing less than the and that experience has shown that recovery, in a vital particular, of existing laws should be modified.” the right to liberty and the pursuit ' In his reply, which was made pri­ of happiness.” "Let the federal government re­ vately to tne delegates and not made publif by the White House, peal the Volstead act,” the senator tho president announced his deter­ said, "and permit tho people of the mination to enforce the laws in ac­ 48 states of the Union to pursue cordance with his oath of office. , any policy in regard to the salo or More than a dozen speakers a t­ use of liquor that It may choose tacked the results of prohibition to do, subject to tho limitations of enforcement during the day ses­ the eighteenth amendment as in­ sions of the association and the terpreted by the courts.” Senator Bayard declared in his theme later was the subject of ad­ dresses at a banqpet tonight, with address that what the country Senator Bruce, Democrat, Mary­ needs is a "regulatory statute so land, and Senator Bayard as speak- that not only the manufacture of ers, and Representative Hill, Re- alcoholic beverages would be un­ ublican, Maryland, as toastmaster der the government control, but also the sale, and the latter to be f.dr the association. made only for home consumption Pushes Interior Bill Off Floor The association’s attack on the and in regulated quantities.” The dry laws in effect pushed the in- •Volstead act, he said, would not bo terior_ department appropriation enfordbie until "every other cltibl ( H r T h r A u iw la ln l l* rr* ») NUMBER m SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS ARCHIE ROOSEVELT L E N IN E D1 M f l H I DROVE HIM TO QUIT SINCLAIR Ji. mult• 'f f * wt v-*.. m ADHERENCE TO Makes an Unheralded AN E C O N O M I C • Appearance Yester-* day Before the In* POLICYJSC RGED , vestigating Com* Proposal te Cat Federal Taxes Is the Result of Harding's Etoa— ic Campaign v * Mr TO* AtMfUIrd Prraa. WASHINGTON, Jan. 22—The pending proposal for reduction of federal taxes Is tiM fruit of the Nicholas Lenine who with Leon governmental economy campaign Trow sky has held the reins of the inaugurated by President Harding Bolshevik government of Russia and carried forward by the present almost continuously since the war, administration, President Coolidge is dead according to a report re­ told federal executive officers Mon­ day in their semi-annual "business ceived today. organisation," meeting. He insisted that the measures ol economy bo continued and announced that here­ after ho would countenanco no cre­ ation of deficits by spending agen­ cies of tho government and that his policy contemplates no expan­ sion of federal subsidies to stato government The chief executive, addressing the officials for tho first time as president, declared that to employ Richmond Man Will Establish wasteful and Inefficient mothods in administration of federal affairs $10,000 Factory la Sanford was to disregard the welfare of the Within th re e Weeks.. nation as a whole. He urged them, Sanford is to have nn ico cream in laying plans for any govern­ manufacturing plnnt according to mental activities to consider the un announcement made Tuesday situation from the broad national by W. S. Royall of Richmond, Vn., view, saying decisions mada under who is now in Sanford to locate such circumstances usually would be proper and beneficial. such a plant. Aaiplificd by Gen. Lord. Tho plant will be installed here Mr. Coolidge’* views on economy at an initial cost of $10,000, said Mr. Royull and this outlay will !>o and his thoughts ns to future man­ increased ns the business warranto agement of federal affairs were it. The plant is to be located in amplified before the gathering by the Phillips building a t Second Hrigudier Gen. Lord, director ol the bureau of thu budget, who cited doStreet and Oak Avenue. The equipment Including tho ma­ tails in support of his chiefs dec­ chinery of tho latest type in tho laration that the budget had been manufacturing of ic* cream to­ a success and that establishment gether with other fixtures are in of a "business organization of tho transit according to Mr. Royall and government," insured economy if he expects’ to hava the plant ready all officials cooperate. Gen. Lord for opening within three wdek>. also recounted the ways and meant When the plant ia to ho opened, a by which tho government finished formal opening will he held at tne Inst fiscal year one of saving which tlmu sanmlea of the. product to the tax payer through reduction which tho plnnt is to manufabture, of expenditures. will be given out to visitors. Mr. Coolidgo’s prohibition on tho Accotding to Mr. Royall the incurring of deficits* was qualified iiar.t will cater to tho wholesale only by thu statement that extremo rnA> only. Between $15,000 and circumstunces would havo to bo $20,000 is sent out of this city shown before he would send supple­ every year for ico cream, said Mr. mental estimates to congress for Royall who has bean looking over extra appropriations. Hia expres­ the situation here for some timo. sion regurding expansion of federal "There Is no reason why there subsidies to'itate government like­ shouldn’t he nn up-to-dato plant in wise was positive. He declared that Sanford nnd keep that money hero, not alono did theso prove a drain said Mr. Royall, and my firm is on tho federal government but they going to put up a plant that will took from tho states rights justly equal any in this state in a town of theirs, and thu efficiency of tho fed­ this size. eral government also, ho believed, Mr. Royall is thoroughly sold on was imnaired as it« activities and Sanford and is optimistic about thu functions were thus broadened. prospects hero. Ho stated that he Can Be No Deviation. picked this city over several other “There can he no deviation from possible locations In the state ns the economy program,” Mr. CoolBeing the best in tho state. idgo asserted and he called upon all Mr. Rovall has been engaged in spending agencies of tho govern­ the manufacturing of ice crenin for ment to increase their efficiency n number of years at Richmond nnd and to curb tho out-go at evury hus niude a largo success a t this turn. business. "Tho budget has been a success," Mr. Coolidge continued. "You havt demonstrated that there can be, and is, a business organization of the government. With the casing I lf T fc r . l u o f l i l r * P r r u . of conditions, the timo is at hand President Coolidge told delegates when wu shall decide whether a to the Anti-Prohibition "Facc-tho- business administration is to con­ Fncts” conferenco that ho stood fur tinue or whether our government Is to lapse into the old unbuainessllkc "law enforcement" The supreme court set aside tha and wasteful extravagance. As for Continued from Page 8 Interstate Commerce Commission order for tho salo of interchange­ able mileage tickets. Former Governor Walton, of Oklahoma, failed in an effort to have the supremo court review di­ rectly his impeachment trial. Rear Admiral Magruder, on hoard the cruiser Richmond off Tampico, advised tho Navy Depart­ Approximately 160 members of ment that the Ifrinpico blockade tho National League of Commis­ had been "postponed." with their wives, I‘resident Coolidge, hofore the sion Merchants in the city this afternoon business organization of the gov­ arrived after 3 o’clock on a special ernment, held up tax reduction as shortly train from Orlando where they the means of enlarging “the were the guestif of that city Mon­ ward of every one who toils.' day. A senate sub-committee began The special train was placed on an investigation to determine sidetrack on west First Street whether it should recommend rec­ whore tho party was met by San­ ognition of tho Russian govern­ ford people in 40 cars. Tho visitors ment. were then driven through the cel­ Edward W. Bok, donor of the ery fields west of Sanford and then $100,000 peace prise, appeared be­ through those on tho cast of tho fore the senate committee inves­ city and later were shown through tigating propaganda. the pre-cooling plants of tho Flori­ Prohibition leaders in tho house da vegctahlo Corporation and tho attacked the “ Faco-tho-Facts" con­ Sanford Farmers’ Exchange. ference here of the Association At 6 o’clock the party was sche­ Against tho Prohibition Amend­ duled to return to the train where ment. the visitors were to havo dinner Tho houso ways and means com­ aboard the train. mittee cleared the road for consid­ At i) o’clock tonight an informal eration of Uio new tax rate sched­ dance is to be given at tha Valdez ule after a conference between Hotol for thu entertainment of the Chairman Green and President visitors. Coolidge. They will leave Sanford late to­ Archie Roosevelt told tho aenato night for a trip down the east coast committee investigating the leas­ fror. where they will take a short ing of naval oil reserves that he trip to tho island of Cuba. Many had resigned from tho Sinclair entertainments hbve been planned Corporation because of what he for them at tho various cities along —^ considered evidence of corruption the east coast. in connection with oil leases. ICE CREAM PLANT WILL BE LOCATED IN CELERY CITY f W ashington N ew s Over 150 V isitors Arrive On Special Train Here Today r a ­ D om inions A pprove The Liquor T rea ty Dr Thr AuMlaltd Press. LONDON, Jan. 22.—British doininions havo unanimously approv­ ed the draft of the Anglo-Ameri­ can liuuor treaty, submitted to them by the British government. The draft thus approved had been agreed upon by London-Washing- A m erican S eap lan es A re Now a t H avan a <Hr Tfcr A u w l n t r i l Press) HAVANA, Jan. 22.—Twenty-six American seaplanes which are nuking a 2,500 mile trip from Hampton Roads to Culbrea for maneuvers wild the fleet Tuesday were a t Cisnfuegos, where it is regarded probable th e j will remain mittee CORROBORATED By Bnriher Theodore Who Says That Wshlhen 81selair*e Private Secretary Had CaaceOed Check* far 91*000 S r Tke A am tatH Pm *) WASHINGTON. Jan. 2L— Fanner Secretary Albert Fall boa been snbpeenaeff by the ite “ * ‘ Investigating tbe Teanot Dm oil lease to mffttr before It for farther examination. WASHINGTON, Jan. 22—Arckl* Roosevelt, son of Theodore Roose­ velt, making an unheralded ap­ pearance yesterday before the Sen­ ate Teapot Dome investigating committee, declared the "amazing testimony” developed by tbe com­ mittee had been a contributing cause to his decision to sever his connection with the Sinclair Oil in­ terests. . Mr. Roosevelt testified, and was corroborated by hie brother, Theo­ dore Roosevelt, Assistant Secre­ tary of tho Navy that G. T. Wahlberg, private secretary to Harry F. Sinclair, hod told him that ho had cancelled check* for $80,000 drawn by Mr. Sinclair to the order of the foreman of the New Mexico ranch of Albert B. Fall, former Secretary of tha Interior, who leas­ ed the Tespot Dome naval oil re­ serve to the Slnelaif interests. . . Mr. Wahlberg, closely pressed meat that he had cancelled checks s a a f lg -c t w & a i c of any money or other considera­ tion having passed between Mg. .t Sinclair and Mr. Fall. Archie and Theodore Roosevelt were recalled and reiterated tholr statements. Arehie said he had talked with Wahlberg over tho tol«phono about 1.30. o’clock yesterday morning, Theodora listening In, and had obtained from Wahlberg full confirmation of his understanding of tha previous conversation In which he said Wahlberg told him he had the cancelled cheeks. After 7 o’clock yesterday morning, Wahl­ berg called him on the telephone. Archie testified, and stated he had been misunderstood as to the mat­ ter of checks. Archie Roosevelt told the com­ mittee ho came before it on the ad­ vice of his brother, tho Assistant Secretary of the Navy ,to whom he had related in New York tho conversation he hod with Wahlberg. Theodore Roosevelt stated that ho had brought his brother to Wash­ ington with him and that Soeretary Dcnby concurred with him in tho View that tho conversation should be presented to tho committee. Advised In advance of the na­ ture of the testimony which Archie Roosevelt would givo, assistant At­ torney General Holland was pres­ ent as the personal representative of Attorney General Daugherty. Representative Longworth, of Ohio, and G arrett of Tennessee, the Republican and Democratic leaders in the House, followed tha testimony. Mr. Longworth was accompanied by his wife, the form­ er Alice Roosevelt. Archie Roosevelt testified that he had resigned as vice president of the Union Petroleum Company, tho branch of the Sinclair Consoli­ dated Oil Corporation in charge of the export business after having been connected with tho Sinclair Company since August 1, 1019. Chappell A nnounces F o r th e Office o f Clerk Circuit Court Elsewhere in this issue miy be found the announcement of If. 11 Chappell-for tho office of clerk, of tho Circuit Court. Mr. Chappell ia wall known in this city ami county having lived here for the past SO years. He has been engaged in tha farming business for u number of and has mode a success in the raising of celery crops. Mr. Chap­ pell believes that he is well quoUfled for tho office which he seeks and asks tho voters for their sup­ port. N ich o ls Case B efore Suprem e Court A gain <1>) T h * A sse tla tc4 Press) TALLAHASSEE, Jan, 22.— AK gument for and against for a now trial for Aubrey Leo Nichols un­ der death sentence for an alleged criminal attack oa a white wom­ an at DeLand, was heard by the supr«hie court Tuesday. The question on which the court aakad to pass la whethor Judge for Voluaif* tt* 4l! v �(C o o ifau sd tnm p s g t I ) o f o U E u ro p e npaide duwu. H a w c tlU like to d o Um u n c to tlM b u re a u c ra tic tra d itio n * and ovark!o w moU»odi of U m K arapoatf ex. p a r ts . L ika a M o d Aoiorlcun.. W MUNICIPAL , flr.ej amounting to 9J04 woro col I lotted by Chief of POHco ltoy C. j WlllkinK. Car.es disputed woro: Pearl Green, poascssion of liquor. 9160 and costa; John E. Fox, anead i mg, 91 and costa; Lucius Washing* ton, drank, |6 and eoita; C. L. Morgan, larceny, transferred to eoart: Laura Kelly, drunk Chapter will be held county and disorderly, $10 bond estreat­ M. V.. Wilson, Jr., speeding, [^meeting of Masonic ed;O and costs; Jessio Young, reckui driving, 810 bond ontreated; S f S fi! — •kth0 John Foster, drunk, 96 and costs; sc* ’ for 4 Commission BUI Myers, drank, 96 und costs; tnder the auiptecd of Maymio Irick, operating enr whil? Coaimefce will be held intoxicated, continued: Alva Stin­ son, operating car whiio Intoxicat­ ▼emcMAje med, continued; Mary' McGill, drunk lor masting of Elks ami disorderly, flO bond estreat­ held a t Cron House at ed; George Patterson, drunk and disorderly, 910 bond estreated: r Merle Thorpe to the JamesFord, drunk and disorderly. 6 at Valdes Hotel at 910 bond estreated; H. I. Fields, speeding, So -and costs; H. P. ■ Tfcarsdsy. White, speeding. 810 and coats; J. luncheon of Association A. Austin, speeding, 93 and costs; in Women a t Lu-Beth a t 13:00. woderttand why whit A » t committee o f experts to be divided Hito tiro ecetiono-one to study the German budget, iho other the ■restoration of the n ark . A nub-committee of two tntm hm were to make abstracts of dacumenta for the sections. But Gener­ al DawoJ met with his first disap­ pointment whon he found that the European experts wished to be members of each section and each sub-committee. Work Only-OpM Half Time. • "In tho next piece ike general expected to work morning, after­ noon and night, without rrm Sun­ day rest; but he overlooked the Im­ possibility of the English members doing without the week end break and Saturday golfing. Thus, the first week passed, and work- was done only ou half time. • The paper wonders which to C luneBcon^of Chnmbor of a t Veldes Hotel at 18:15. meting of Robckahs a< [all a t 6 p. m. seems to side with General Dawes, to Dr. Schackt arrived in Paris ESTATE TRANSFERS. tw o. day a after receiving an. offic­ ial Invitation. • Jan. 18. , But, according to the paper, that rent Improvement Com NEW SHOE DEPARTMENT. Invitation was delayed two days bV Seminole County. a Brothcn Company to j***. ■ . For tho accommodation of its L. West. many patrons, the Lloyd Shop View of tho interior of Madison Square Garden', Now York City, wharo tho Democratic party will moat June 2i to nominate a can­ Bcyntor.—New bridge to be built I llgner to Charles W ; Store on First Street has opened spanning south Lake Worth Inicon didate for tho presidency. Tills immanso hail sc*ate about 14,000 persons, and present capacity will be enlarged to ncccmmodata acme a now Hhoe department in wnten • Uccun boulevard. TAX DEEDS. • somo attractive bargains may be 0,000 more. ,_____________ _____ ___ ______ o f PlOridn to B. Pitt, secured according to nn announce­ of Florida to II. Pitt, ment made by Monday. Four price.: There was no demonstration. TIG H T COUGHS of Florida to 0 . G. Woi- will prevail in this department. Fifteen hundred Mayo Indian.: The hard chunks cf phlegm that PHONE YOUR 81.1)0, 32D0. 83DO and 9 IDO and made up the command. Hundreds clog your throat and noso whon you of Florida to 0. G. Woi- thia ntorc Invites ........... ... its patrons to of citizens gathered to wntch the have a tight cough mako your visit this establishment and note troops cross the international bor­ breathing ditflcult nnd your throat WANT ADS of Florida to E. M. Rob- the bargains to be found in tho de­ der here. General Jesus Maria hard to heal. Raiio the phlegm by partment recently opened. Direct to Ths Herald, Arguicrrc, in charge, hoped to ef­ the quick easy and cats way. Take State of Florida to Overstreet office for quick and ■vratment Company. fect a crossing of the border at El Leonard's Cough Syrup (CrcosotAPPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED, .... Agricultural Economic*, U. S. Paso, tonight under cover of dark­ cd). This pleasant cough remedy »S tate of Florida to Jonnio Stincourteous service. Re­ Agriculture Dept.) ness. ....... Mayor Forest Lako announces relieves, soothes and heals. It is member that your tele­ Cariot Shipments ueportod. • Jon. ID. • tho appointment of Mrs. S. O. Shin- Jan. 10th—California, 35; Fier-j In their trip, to Juarez, nntTscVtici — tho Mox- _____ bpona the air passages, phone is a Huraid Want Thomas E. Wilson and wifo to liolxer nnd A. R. Key ns members lean soldiers will cross portions qt cuts tno phlegm nnd protects the Ida, 5G’ (Sanford Section 33); New w m e s A. Hittoll. Service Station, of tho Librarian Board which has Vork 8. Total UP* the states of Arizona and New lungs. BcJt, safest and surest remJ. C. Qalney to N. O. Edmond- been designed by tho City Com­ Mcxico. Tho troopers eventually cdy for colds, coughs, grippe, bionJan. 20th—(Sunday) Cnllfornin M* missioners ns the governing body 17; Florida, 0; New York, 0. Total If you do not have a Wiil be sent to Jalisco, Coahuila rhitis. whooping cough and croup, E . T. Cushing to J. C. Gainey. for tho new municipal library openwhere the farces ot President Be on tho safe cide—get u bottle charge account, a state­ >Senjsniln F. Haines and wifo to cd on Saturday, PLAN DEDICATION Obregon are battling to quell the today from your druggist, Add 14 cars to Florida total for E m F /B ly, ment nil be mailed you ( M i w e r e possible to m FORT PIERCE, Jan. 21.—Prep­ revolution. January 18th making grand total j an y b e t t e r broad or past J . E. Lalng and wifo to Adnm are being made for de­ when tho ad appears. A special train carried the troops 111. farations th a n is tu rn e d out by this i dication of new 950,000 Masonic nnd United States immigration •'Incomplete, probably 10 more j -A. E. Bjoblom end wifo to WillThis is part of tho sat­ Joroph Craig, consulting engi­ cam from b lorlda other thun San­ Temple, a three-story structurs guards will accompany them to El ta b lix h m e n t you can foci q« POLK COUNTY up Evens. which has just been completed. It Faso. neer for tho City of Sanford, is ill ford section. isfactory servico given satisfied |n your own ml Jra —io L. Hutchins ami husband at his homo in Jacksonville, ac­ Total shipments to duto this year is r.aid to bo ono of the finest build­ Passage of tho Mexican soldicr3 0 C. A. Roberts. by The 'Ilorald to its th a t w il would be making ings of its kind on the cast count. into tho United States was accom­ ORANGE cording to word received hero Mon­ —New Celery (Florida) GUI*. advertisers and readers. b e tte r firtlcle. T his, hower day. Mr. Craig expected to bo Total shipments to date this year plished in tho presetted of United present at Fziduy’s meeting of tho —Old Celery (7U2J crops) 15.GU5. is a Iju p u u i impossibility. \ States immigration authorities who FESTIVAL To reach all tho peoCity Commission but was unable Unless otherwise stated nil quo­ inspected each Mexican soldier as 11 g n a t American dramas of to do so. tation!! urc on stock of good liter‘plo effectively—leave bphe A p e rfe c t bread and 9 ho crossed tho line. l-hlstorical origin seem to hit fe e t p a s tr y . rnntilc quality and condition. All of the troops arrived in Naco, tlmaa iu tt at the right period your Want Ad at Tho Winter Haven, F la DRILL FORMATION. Snipping Point Information For tcveral days ago front tho Mayo no fuller illustration of this Herald Office. Phono Saturday. reservation, in the southern purt 1m shown than the phenomlna! Comnnny D. of tho Floridu Nat­ January 22-23-24 us to send for it or SANFORD, FLA.,—Clear and i t u of “Tho Covered Wagog" ional Guard will Isold its weekly of Sonora. warm. Moderate wire inquiry’. De­ phono it to tho Wont eh comes to tho Milanc Theatre Mexican officials announced 500 formation Tuesday night at « mand und trading limited. Market a fpocial engagement ufarting drill additional troops will arrive in Ad Department o’clock. steady, no chnnge in prices. Car Naco from southern Sonora in a In the H e a rt o f the S cenic bads f. 0. b. usuu! term*. Florida,; Ifg gtorv Is tho pieturization of day or two, but tho exact time of , Highland?.— T h e .City..pf, n 10-incli crates Guidon Self-blanch­ m i (Treat Saturday Evening Post PHONE 148 tV’ nrrivAl was uwerinin, they -' H undred Lakes ing in tho rough 4-0 daz. rtiilkr U. Mriql of tho same title by Emerson S. No. 1 quality 1.75, Somo cars Vough which is now in its sixth tolled unsold. •dition as a book and which was Terminal Market::. ja d e for Famous Playors-Lu-'ky “SALES TO JOBBERS" mean , 1that it must give its support to 5 vnder tho able direction of James l. c. 1. sales in lantu latn by oriri- the recognized constitutional gov- u State Is First to Rtarh Goa! nal receivers to jobbers or other crnmerJt - Emerson Hough ri evoryono fu- Thin no far an such 1U In Chtistnn Kndi’uvcr World large* jobbem. “WEATHER”' re­ questions innsMexico p ilia r with bin works known win sales arms and * Sub'cription Contest. port represent", conditions a t 3 a. similar matters arc of o h of the foremost writers of the concerned. n m. toduy local time. “ARRIVALS” , v est and ho said just before his JACKSONVILLE. FLA., Jan. 21 cover period since last report inMath that hu had reached the 1,500 'Obregon Troops Enter U. S. “ M ight of hia dreams whon hu wit- —The Ficridn Union has ngaln eludin!? esriy receipts th tr. morn- • •'• !*.*• .Vh *ih -I ••pr! * i-*..,) pqsaod tho screen success of Iil-i moved up nn the Christian Endeav­ Ing. “CARS ON TRACK” repro-! NACO, Ari:t„ Jan. 21.—More R greatest atulcuvor. Tho timeliness or Honor Roll—up beyond the head Ken- this roomings, count and ‘ t'inn 1.500 Mexican federal troops H elude uli cam not completely tel crossed the boundary from Mi\:i o f' ot bla theme in thin particular ii that It made its appearance when of the Dixie division of ntates loaded. into the United Btuto-, iiere SunNEW YORK: 12 .l ,713c clan,r. 3 day ami entrained for El Pass, H tho country was‘satiated with war where it has stood fur several rm s and tbo radicalism which years—up to the very tup of tho Calitoruic, 13 Florida, 3 New Yor.: Te;;., where they will re-enter Mcx- U DO in tho backwash of tho war. lung lint of 43 state unions. This arrived. Supplied moderate, jeo at Junrez. The troop train I'-ft H Binsted with that ill timed state is tho first of thu 48 to reach inand moderate. Market firm. ? j kor® at 1:15 p. m. nnd was expected b York 2-3 crates Golden S Vfment of aggression, the story its goal in tho Christian Endeavor Califor how those men and women of World subscription contest. The blanching 2.75-300 p t courage and high resolution Christian Endeavor World is tho standard crato Goldan Self-biai “forth upon their poriloux trip ofiiclul publication of tlm Christian injr 5.00-0.00, ordinary condr 2,000 miles ucross tho uncharted Endeavor organization and in ths 4.60. Florida. 10-i:n-h crate, 3 1 Ins and desert is inspirng. in subscription cunipaigSS of the pas* str.lks 1.60-2.00, <!-<» doz. st: the covered wagons drawn by oxcii six years Florida har, during each 2.75-3.00, 8 doz. 'stalks: 2.25-2.50. PHILADELPHIA: 11 degrees «nd reeling off an average ot twei- year gone past the goal. This year, t s miles a day they laughed and tnrough tho splc mi iu efiorta of Rob­ clear. 1 California, U Florida, 1 Some one lias said th a t if bread and butter were new Bang, and loved and (.offered and ert A. Greene, Bauford, state sub­ New York arrived. 10 cars on Supplies moderate. Do­ fought to build whut is now the scription manager, who has deter­ track. inventions they would have to be advertised before peo­ great western heart of this great­ minedly and persist!.:,tly worked r. and moderate, filurr-t slightly est of all countries. the state, Florida reached her goal weaker. Florida, 10-inch crats ple would accept them as standard articles of food. first and besides tho honor u lurge Golden Sclg-blanchtng -i-G uoz. stnlkn U. S. No. I 2.50-3.00. 3 do*, DANCE FOR VISITORS AT money prize is uwarded thu state Even in this progressive age, folks are somewhat and 8 doz. stalks 2.25, 10 doz. union. V \LDEZ. Marcus C. F.-gg. superintendent stalku 2.00, greet:, ail ateea 2.00­ wary of leaving the beaten path. They stick pretty close Tho public is cordially invite J to oi tho Florida Cliildren’u Home 2.50. California, standard crates Gold­ attend a dance to bo givon Tues­ Society of Florida, reports a gen­ to the things they know, when those things come up to day. night at 1) o’clock at the Vnl- erous response on tho purt of the en Heart 6.60-0.00. BALTIMORE*: 13 degree.! clear their expectations. Hotel in honor of ths visiting state ondcavorors to rpeeial fund Bombers of thu National League for the hospital epxcnscs of the 7 Florida, 2 New York, 1 unknown Of Commission Merchants und their two little ctippted girl: under tno arrived. 21 curs on track. Opening That is why alert m erchants and manufacturers Wives. The dance is being given care of tho Homo Society. The Monday. Supplier liberal. Items'"* poor. Trading light. Market dull. strive to tell about their products and their services in under tho auspices of tho Chamber fund has not been mudo up in full, df Commerce assisted by n com- however, ami it is expected that California, no rnrly hiiIi-h reporttni. the advertising columns of th e daily paper. They want w ittee of members of the Wonian'ti there are many Endeuvorcr* n« New York, 2-5 r rates Golden Self­ well as societies .still hoping to blanching 2.75-3.25. Florida, 10you to know w hat they have to offer, in the belief th at huvo a part in this work. Many inch crates Golden Self-blanching ’ TAKING MEASUREMENTS. persons, young and old, rend the 1 doz. stslkn 2.75-3.00, 7-8 doz. when you do know, you will be interested, and perhaps account us published recently in atajka 2.61-2.75. — W. H. Tolbert representing tho Florida papers of the little crip­ CINCINNATI: 2 degrees below inspired,1with some of their own enthusiasm. 8chafor Tailoring Company of Cin­ pled girl who was placed by Henry clear. 2 California. 5 Florida ar­ rived. tl cars on track. Supplies cinnati is in 8ar.fonl for a few day.) ro n l in a hospital where her uieThrifty men and women find that it pays to read the fit the McKinnon-Msrkwood Cloth­ less limbs were again mndo normal. moderate. Ho demand or trading ing store on First Street. Mr. To!­ No doubt many readers came to on account of weather. No early Fe rc-chargc mul repair all advertisements. It enables them to rest assured that they . bert, who ban br.sn coming to Han­ realize through this generous act sales reported. m akes of Batt erics ATLANTA: 11 degrees clear. are not overlooking anything. It lets them know where ford for several years, announces pf Mr. Font the miraculous possi­ that he has n complete lino of the bilities cf modern uurgirj’. The lit­ Car lot arrivals since Friday’s re­ to locate some desired product or service; where to go latest in early spring styles and tle girls in the Homo Society were port. 5 Florida arrived. 4 cars RAY BROTHERS diverted. 3 con on track. Supplies Would be glad to show them to the considered hopeless a year ago. for ‘this” or how to get “th a t” to best advantage. W ith­ Little Essie whoso limbs were moderate. Demand moderate, trad­ natrons of this stoic. ing light. Florida, 10-inch crates described as hanging from the out its direction they would overlook much and conse­ Sanford knees down like two oropty sto:U- (joldon Self-blanching in the ro'iglj L O . O. F. MEET TONIGHT, 4-0 doa. (talks U. S. No. I, 2.75­ In»n, is now hopotul of being able quently lose much. They^ would live in ignorance of to walk. The other little girl, Eli­ 3.00 California, standard ere*0"' in tho zabeth, l« crippled from the hips Golden Self-blanching wealth, down, and Mr. Fagg Intends having rough 6.5(1.0.50. health and happiness BOSTON: 14 dogreca clear. ! her, also, treated nt tho Jnr.ies Lawrence Kernan hospital in Bal­ Florida ni rived. 5 cars on track. Make advertising your guide to what’s good to get timore. Tho Florid i Endeuvorcrs Supplies liberal. Trading very light uim to provide tho $230<>which will on account of cold wca.hcr. Ho ear­ •over expenses for both. Endcuv- ly sales reported. orern who did not send their per­ sonal contribution in full wnen IT DOES NOT CHACK, “ their society forwarded n contri­ FEEL, NOIt BLISTER, OR S bution, or thods who n:ay not nt present be members of any society CHALK OFF in their church, or any former EnTA7JPA, Jan. 21—Gcorgo A. denverern who wont to have u part Scott, general wiles manager of A Full Line of KaUomiuo. Var- u in assisting the...) two little girM tho Florida Cituru' Kxrimngc, to­ nltihoa and Stains :£ lack to normal n:tno Use. should me I Saturday tho following review send their check or money order to of citrus market cucditiotus ter the . S O I.D O N I.Y B Y Mr. F a n who wil! be glad to cred­ part week: it it to the hospital tend. “Citrus auction markets cbn\l practically unchanged on both SANFORD PAINT | ok viand-—Contract to bo lot for oranges end grapefruit. Stock of STORE inile.i riidiUnnal r.trcit paving, host qulaitv nhov/cd u nlight im..rasctu—Erection of new high pravciucnt tho la::l of tho v.eck. schocl buiiding planned, "Uyteido inquiry' on citrus fruit Wclaka Bld<r. I’hono 303,5 SANFORDMAiD BREAD R ead it—-r e fle c t a im iM >■■. :W;k , �■■ y PAGE TWO ,f , v- T I I E SANFORD DAILY H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , JA N U A RY 22, 1924 r 1* Sanford Avenue and Park Avenue,’ tlon of wild assessment roll to ■ R Franklin Street, a width of 24 'JV / That the Tax Assessor and the a width of 24 feet, and this Com- causo a etopy thereof to be pub­ ALL THROUGH .THE NIGHT City Clerk of the City of Sanford, feet; that all of said paving, remission hereby declares the neces­ lished two times consecutively, AN ORDINANCE* AUr\rJ Florida, in accordance with the pnving, hard surfacing nnd resity for the paving, re-paving, olico each week In a newspaper , SECTION 225 OF tSSI hard surfacing of Pnlmetto Ave­ provisions of Sections 101 and 102 A hard surfacing and re-hard surfac­ published In Sanford, Florida, a t­ VIS?U OUD'N-aM of the Charter of the City of San­ nue, ns aforesaid, shnll be done in ing of said portion of FranTdin taching to said special assessment C ITY Ob SANFord no3 A RESOLUTION PROVIDING ford/ Florida, shall proceed without strict compliance with the plans, Street ns aforesaid, as a necessary roll so published a notice directed W ITH REFERENCE FOR THE PAVING, RE-PAY- delay,to make a special assessment specifications, profiles and esti­ public Improvement. to all property owners interested IFICATlOXs f o r ! ifo IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ING, HARD SURFACING.AND °R roll, assessing the specinl bene­ mates therefor, now on file in the in said special assessments, stat­ . WALKS. That a total expenditure not ex­ AND RE-HARD SURFACING ing In accordance with the pro­ fits to be received ns the result of office of the City Mannger of the Bo It Enacted By Th. ceeding Eight Thousand, sixtyMAGNOLIA AVENUE, FROM the Improvement visions of the Charter of the City the City of Sanford, F]m contemplated City of Sanford, Florida, which sevi?n and (10/100 (8067.60) Dol­ of Sanford, Florida, a dofinitc CENTRAL 8 TREET SOUTH against? all lots and lands adjoin­ snid plans, specifications, profiles Section One. That 8*ti lars, is hereby authorized to cover TO FRANKLIN STREET, A ing and contiguous or bounding nnd cstimntes have been hereto­ the cost of paving, rc-pavlng, hard time and place where complaints o f the Revised "rdinan«, WIDTH OF 24 FEET. surfacing nnd re-hard surfacing will bo heard and when said spec­ City of Sanford 0f and ahuttng upon such improve­ fore npproved by the City Com­ Franklin Street between Snnford ial assessment roll will be finally ment, and upon the completion of Whtrciis, the City Commission said assessment roll, to cause a copy mission and constitute the plans Avenue nnd Pork Avenue, n width confirmed by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, thereof ,to be publ&hed two times and specifications for said proposed of 24 feet, which safd sum of Eight sitting ns an Equalizing Board. consecutively, once each week in improvement of Palmetto Avc. be­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, after constructed on (W Thousand, Sixty-seven & 60-100 Seems it advisable to improve, a newspiiper published in Sanford, tween Hughey Street and Frank­ Thnt the special assessments pro­ Mvrtlo C\ ty "f Sa"for<l. ($8067.60) Dollop, is '.the |totni grade, construct, re-cbnstruct, pave Florida, attaching to said special vided for by this resolution to be JS sfi? Avenue shall not estimated cost of snid Improve­ than te n )feet in width and re-pave with vitrified brie brick or assessment roll so published n no­ lin Street, n width of 21 feet, and made nnd entered ngainst the pro­ other streets or parts of ment; thnt the entire cost taf the other hard surface material the tice directed to all propei ty own­ this Commission hereby declnres the width shall not be improvement aforesaid, shall bd perty bounding nnd abutting upon four following Avenue in the City of ers interested in snid special as­ the necessity for the paving, r e - ; feet; provided, how snid improvement shall be payable assessed against all property abut­ Sanford, .Florida, to-wit: before any sidewalk less u sessments, stating in accordance paving, hard (surfacing and rcMAGNOLIA AVENUE, from with tbe provisions of the Chnrter hnrd surfacing of said portion tof ting nnd fronting upon that por­ at the option of the property own­ mU* tk Wir c11nstrueted, therefor must be * Central Street south to Franklin of the City ofi Hanford, Florida, a Palmetto Avenue as aforesaid, ns tion of Franklin Street between ers owning property bounding and emit d ” n necessary public improvement. Sanford Avenue nnd Pnrk Avenue abutting upon such improvement Street. Section Two. This definite time and place where RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ' All of said improving, grading, complaints will be henrd and when to be so improved by the pnving, as follows: cither 'in full within shall take effect immrdiatriy construction, re-construction, pav- snid special assessment roll will be That a total expenditure of not repaving, hard surfacing nnd re- thirty days alter said assessments its passage nnd adoption Adopted thi the l|ik Tpg, and ro-pnving to be done in finnlly confirmed by the City Com­ exceeding Twelve thousand, three liurd surfacing of snid portion of shnll stand equalized, approved January, A. D. 1021 and confirmed, or in fifteen equal domplinncc with plans, specifica­ mission sitting ns an Equalizing hundred nnd twenty-seven ($ 12,Franklin Street, n width of 24 FORREST LAI 327.00) Dollars. is hcrehy author­ tions, profiles and estimates of feet, and against nil lots nnd Innds nnnunt installments with interest S. O. CHASE, Hoard. the rntc of eight per centum proposed Improvement faf RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ized to cover the cost of paving, adjoining nnd contiguous, or nt a per annum upon all defcrretl pay­ re-pnving, hard surfacing nnd reAs the ( ity MARS& Comini agnolia Avenue from Central That the special assessments pro­ houmiirtg nnd abutting upon said ment! from and after the time hard surfacing Pnlmetto Avenue et south to Franklin Street, vided for by this resolution to be ***• improvement; that Eight Thousand snid special assessments shall bo A ttest)0 C,,y Hughey Street nnd Frank­ JU>W on file in the office of the made and entered against the pro­ tween L. K. Fill LIPS, (SEAI Sixty-seven & 60-100 ($8067.00) and stand finally equalized, ap­ lin Street, n width of 21 feet, City Clerk. /Sity Manager of the City of Snn- perty bounding' and abutting upon which snid sum of Twelve Thous­ Dollars, is the total estimated cost proved nnd confirmed, and, /ord, Florida, which said plans, snid improvement shnll be payable of said contemplated improvement and, three hundred nnd twentyNew Smyrna—Bell- Teh BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, .Specifications, profiles and csti- at the option of the property own­ seven ($12,327.00) Dollars, is the in the pnving, re-paving, hard sur- Thnt this resolution shall be nnd Company buys Brovanl mates hnvo been heretofore np- ers owning property bounding and fncing and re-hnrd surfneing of become effective immediately from Telephone Company, to .sta total estimated cost of said im­ scrvii dee. .pttoved by the City Commission abutting upon such improvement said portion of Frnnklin Street to ahd after its passage nnd adoption. provement; thnt the entire cost of Pnliio of Philadelphia, having been given nn ultimatum by th * 'pod constitute the plans and speci­ ns follows: either in full within specially assessed against nil the improvement aforesaid, shall Adopted this 1-lth day of Jan­ fications for said work, therefore, thirty days after snid assessments be assessed against nil property new Safety Director, Brig. Con. Smcdicy D, Rutler, started to "clcns ,f uary, A. D. 1021, the city. Patrol wagons were kept busy rounding up undesirables . 1 '' * nni ~ up rU BE IT RESOLVED, That the shall stand equalized, approved and (iguous or bnunding nnd abutting FORREST LAKE, nhuttlng nnd fronting upon that jij)o(o tn^cn at midnight of the first day oj the campaign shows sev-City Commission of the City of confirmed, or in fifteen equnl nnupon said improvement; the sum (SEAL) S. O. CHASE, portion of Palmetto Avenue be-te h l , wornln bcin g arrested. ‘Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ nual installments with interest nt of $5.3781 is the estimated cost per C. J. MARSHALL, tween Hughey Street nnd r rankable, ns a necessary public im- the rate of eight per centum per 1in Street to be so Improved by front foot for said improvement. As the City Commission of ’provement, to pave, re-pave, hard annum upon all deferred payments the pnving, re-pnving, hnrd sur­ ions rtf the Charter of the City of ring and re-paving to be done in HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, the City of Snnford, Florida. surface and re-hard surface with from and after the time snid spe­ facing and re-hard surfacing of Snnford, Florida, a definite time; compliance with plans, speciflcn- That it is the determination of Attest: rv|trified brick or other hard sur­ cial assessments shall he and stand said portion of Palmetto Avenue, L. II. PHILIPS, ( ommbsion that all lots nnd face mnterial, Magnolia Avenue, finally equalized,npproved nnd con­ a width of 21 feet, nnd against nnd place where complaints will ttons, profiles nnd estimates of City Clerk. be heard and when said special said proposed improvement of binds adjoining and contiguous or from Central Street south to firmed, and, all lots and lands adjoining and assessment roll will be finally con- Franklin Street from Sanford bounding nnd abutting upon Frank■Franklin Street, u width of 21 JUSlTrDISSOLVE I RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, contiguous ,‘or bounding nnd abut­ firmed by the City Commission sit- Avenue west to Park Avenue, now bn Street between Sanford Avenue feet; that nil of said paving, re­ A N D ;D R IN K IT J T H E PA IN T W E SE LL ting upon snid improvement; thnt ting ns an Equalizing Board. on file in the office »of the City !,n,l I arb Avenue will be benefited paving, hard surfacing and re­ Thnt this resolution shnll be and g r e ^ Y conveniekc become effective immediately from Twelve thousand, three hundred RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Manager of the City of Sanford, by the improvement provided for liant surfacing of Magnolia Ave­ and IS AND. p.H/50 GOOD after its passage nnd ndoption. and twenty-seven ($12,327.00) That the special nssesments pro- Florida, which said plans, specifi- by this resolution, and thnt the nue, as nforesaid, shall be done in Adopted this 1-lth day of Jan­ Dollars is the total estimated cost strict compliance with the plans, uary, A. D., 1024. vided for by this resolution to be cations, profiles nail estimates HPl'tial assessments to be rtiade of said contemplated improvement specifications, profiles and esti­ made nnd entered ngainst the pro­ have been heretofore npproved by ]an'I entered against all lots nnd FORREST LAKE, | in the paving, re-pnving, b a ll mates therefor, now on file in the (SEAL) perty bounding und abutting upon the City Commission nnd eon- t ln,1(ls adjoining nnd contiguous or S. O. CHASE, surfacing und re-hani surfacing of snid improvement shall Ire pay­ stitute the plans and specifications bounding and abutting upon such ' office of the City Manager of the IT DOES NOT CltACIv, C. J. MARSHALL, said portion of Pnlmetto Avenue able at the option of the property contemplated improvement shnll ' City of Sanford, Florida, which As the City Commission of the to be specially assessed against owners owning property bounding for said work, therefore, P E E L , NOR BLISTER, OR T he very best Ihttery i said plans, specifications, profiles RE IT RESOLVED, That the he made upon a foot frontage City of Sanford, Florida. CHALK OFF all lots and lands adjoining nnd' and abutting upon such improvebasis; that is to say, that in tbe and estimates hnvc been heretofore Attest: City Commission of the City of preparation of the special' assess­ i'ontigunu3 or bounding and nhutmeat ns follows: either in full approved by the City Commission Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ A Full Line of Knlsomlne. Var­ E X ID E ting upon said improvement; the within thirty days nfter said as- able,, as a necessary public im- ment roll covering the contcmplatand constitute the plans and speci­ L. R. PHILIPS, nishes and Stains City Clerk. ....... " . l e d improvement, such special assum of $5.3371 is the estimated. scssments shall -stand equalized, provement, fications for snid proposed improveto pave, re-pave, .hard 1. Fo re-charge ami rupaa cAtt pun -/font' foot for said im­ approved and confirmed, or in fif­ rcisnscnts shall be determined and ’ SOLD ONLY BY iihiont Of iMagnolin Avenue between surface and re-hard surface with "make's of Batteries f provement. teen equal annual installments vitrified brick or other hard sur­ prorated according to the foot Central Street and Frnnklin Street, RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, with interest a t the rate of eight n width of 24 feet, and this Cumface material, Franklin Street, frontage of the respective proper­ S A N F O R D P A IN T Thnt it is the determination 4 >( per cent, per annum upon nit de­ ItAY BROTHEI ‘mlssion hereby declares the neces­ from Sanford Avenue west to Park ties specially benefited by said STORE. this Commission that all lots nnd ferred payments from and after improvement. ’ sity for the paving, re-paving, hard Avenue, a width of 21 feift; that lands adjoining nnd contiguous or the time said special assessments BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, W claka Bldg. surfacing and re-hard surfacing oj rh o n c 30: P h o n e 518---------------Si all of snid paving, re-paving, snid portion of Magnolia Avenue A RESOLUTION PROVIDING bounding nnd abutting upon Pal- shall be nnd stand finally equal- hard surfacing r , re-hard sur­ That the Tax Assessor and the FOR THE PAVING. RE-PAV- motto Avenue between Hughey ized, npproved and confirmed, and, ns uforesuid, ns a necessary pub­ facing of Franklin Street, as City Clerk of the City of Sanford, INC, HARD SURFACING AND Street nnd Franklin Street will be lic improvement. HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, aforesaid, shn!l be done in strict Florida, in accordance with the RE-HAItU SURFACING OF benefited by the improvement pro- That this resolution shall be nnd RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, compliance with the plans, spcci- provisions of Sections 101 and 102 PALMKTTO AVENUE FROM vided for by this resolution, nnd That n total expenditure of not become effective immediately from m-utions, profiles anj climate* of the Charter of the City of San­ HUGHEY STREET SOUTH TO that the special assessments to lie exceeding Nineteen , Thousand, and after its passage and adop- therefor, now on file in tin- office ford. Florida, shall proceed withFRANKLIN S T R E E T , A made and entered against all lots tion. three hundred ami sixty-three of the City Manager of the City i ut delay to make a special assess­ mid lands adjoining and contiguous WIDTH OF 21 FEET. ($19,363,1)9) Dollars, is hereby Adopted this 1 1th day of Jan­ of Sanford, Florida, whicli said ment roll, assessing the special j or bounding and abutting upon authorized to Caver the cost of uary, A. I). 1921, Whereas, the City Commission such contemplated improvement plans, specifications, profiles and , r,acflts to bo recoivwl ns ,h« paving, re-pnving, hard surfacing of the City of Sanford, Florida, FORREST LAKE, cstlmatca have been heretofore np- *“U ,,f thc improvement contemshall be made upon a foot front­ and re-hard surfacing Magnolia deems it adivsalde to improve, S. o. CHASE, proved by tile City Commission plated ^against nil lots and Innds age basis; that it to say, that in (SEAL) Avenuu between Central Street grade, construct, re-construct, pave * C. J. MARSHALL, and constitute tho plans and sped- (adjoining and contiguous or houndthe preparation of the special as­ and Franklin Street, a width of and re-pave with vitrified brick As the City Comntb ion of the ficnMons for said propos'd improve- *:,K nn;I abutting upon such imsessment roll covering the contem­ 24 feet, which said sum of Nine­ or other hard surface material the rnunt of Franklin Street between provement, ami upon the coninlothe City of Sanford, Florida. plated improvement, such special teen Thousand, three hundred and following Avenue in the City of assessments shall be determined Attest: sixty-three ($10,3(41.00) Dollars, Sanford, Florida, to-wit: i.. it. p iiiu rr-:. and prorated according to the foot is the total estimated cost of said City Clerk, PALMETTO AVENUE, from frontage of the respective propurHealth is. one of tl improvement; that the entire cpst Iiughey Street south to Franklin tier specially benefited by said things your family c of the improvement aforesaid, Street. improvement. shall be assessed against all pro­ All of said improving, grading, n J W te P P w e s s a i RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, perty abutting and fronting upon construction, re-construction, pav­ But health must bes°; that portion of Magnolia Avenue ing and re-pnving to be done in That the Tax Assessor and the jy good wholesome foe City Clerk of tin; City of Snnford, between Central Street and Frank- compliance with plans, specifica­ prepared from the pu Jin Street to be so improved by tions, profiles ami estimates of Florida, in accordance with the A RESOLUTION I'ROVIMNC provisions of Sections HU and FOP. THE PAVING, RE-PAY­ f 'ents. This isespeda the paving, re-paving, hard sur­ said j)reposed improvement of hakin ps. if ___ 192 of the Charter of the City of ING, HARD SURFACING AND facing and re-hard surfacing of Palmetto Avenue from Hughey RE-HARD SURFACING OF Sanford, Florida, shall proceed 'fiseci, we all know tl said portion of Magnolia Avenue, Street south to Franklin Street, FRANKLIN STREET, FROM a width of 21 feet, and against all now on file in the office of tho without delay to make a special Dot easily digested. J SANFORD AVENUE WEST TO lots and lands adjoining and con­ City Mannger of the City of San- assessment' roll, assessing the when self-rising dour special benefits to lie received as PARK AVENUE, A WIDTH OK tiguous, or abounding and abutting 'jfirstMcrtqaqi j \ ! or l\.e a i C s ta te f e °f good plain fit . ., , ford, Florida, which said plans, file result of the improvement con21 FEET. upon sau improvement; tHut Hp««ciflcat!on», profiles and esti­ templated against all lots and! :'4 'b,e baking po, Nintcen Thousand, Three hun- mates have been heretofore apWhereas, the City Commission lands adjoining and contiguous or I ;«uhs are flat,sog jy ■ dred and sixty-three ($19,303.00) proved ’by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, Dollars, is the total estimated cost and constitute the plans and speci­ bounding and abutting upon sin h dooms it advisable to improve, a c e rta in ty •of said contemplated improvement fications for said work, therefore, improvement, and upon the coni pletion of said assessment roll to b°ri,de, construct .n -con-truet, pave fu W toke chances I earn less? ■ In the paving, re-paving, hard surRE IT RESOLVED, That the cause a copy thereof to be pub- nnd re-pnve with vitrified brick nr! • fncing and re-hard surfacing of City Commission of the City of lislml two times consecutively, other hard surface material the I Created, approved and recommended by ‘said portion of Magnidia Avenue Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ once each week in a newspaper following Street in the City of Snn­ tha South’; oldest Mortgage Investment ’ ‘to lie npecinlly assessed against all able, as a necessary public im­ published in Sanford, Florida, at- ford, Florida,, to-wit: H ouse, which in fifty-eight years has never lots and lands adjoining and con­ provement, to pave, re-pave, hard FRANKLIN STREET, from tahing to said special assessment sold an unsafe investment, Adair Protected tiguous or bounding and abutting surface and re-hard surface with roll so published n notice directed Sanford Avenue west tv> Park Avc* Bonds, secured upon thc highest type o f “ upon said improvement; the sum vitrified brick or other bard sur­ to nil property owners interested nut*. ^member, science income-producing properties, yield thc in­ f $5.3398 is the estimated coat face material, Palmetto Avenue in snid special nssesmqnnts, stat-j All of said Improving, grading, vestor 7'Ji,. fything to tak per front foot for said improve­ from Hughey Street south to ing ia accordance with tho previa-[construction, re-construction, pavwe tried and testi A 7% yield will increase ,your wealth ment. surprisingly faster than the ordinary 3 '/i% ” * BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, to 6 % returns. Why let your money earn ^Tliat it is the determination of less when you can secure 7% with abso­ <*.|hi» Commission that all lots and by i/t ,.i nousewi'r' lute safety? , , lands adjoining and contiguous pren™ - exPenenc< or bounding and abutting upon Adair Protected Donds arc issued in Magnolia Avenue between Central £ k T th i£ nn.that an j$I00 , £500 and £1,000 units. Saver-in^Street and Franklin Street will be and danrm^ ace vest or 3 may purchase on our improved benefited by the improvement pro­ partial payment plan. Payments draw in­ m m oi’oh \T i:m vided for by this resolution, nnd! terest at 7 %. ° no comparison. that the special assessments to be O ur instructive investment booklet, Capital $101),000.00 nmdc und entered against all lots ‘‘How to Judge Southern Mortgage Bonds,” and lands adjoining and contiguous together with a folder which dearly ex­ P o f e ^ e Econ, or bounding und abutting upon W E LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEO PLE ANO WAGE EARNERS plains how you may increase your income, nn^I e k n o w n tr . such contemplated improvetnent! wii! lie gladly sent upon request. Simply ON MONTHLY PAYM ENT PLAN, W E DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF shall be made upon u foot front­ write your name and address across th i. GOOD INSTA LLM ENT PAPERS. age basis; that is to say, that in advertisement and mail to us. the preparation of the special as­ sessment roll covering the con­ SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS templated improvement, such 2 f ‘times a ? s°n U special assessments shall be de­ The OITicer.s of th is Institution are under $ 10,000.00 Surety Bond 0,hc> -brand m uc REALTY O T R U ST C O . termined atid prorated according H e a le y PuiM ing, A T L A N T A t 't o the foot frontage of the respec­ Pa c k e d i m t i m F . W. P L E D G E R , P resid en t 209 Magnolia Ave. J . P . CHAPMAN, Mannger tive properties specially benefited w- ' ~ KE£r s s r m > - Vs’ i.hf. Mid t a j p i t o v e m e n t , : .. .•. ‘ .i '(afiaifeftj' - J • ■ ■ ‘ 1 ............,,L “ *■ '‘ klAVJ, w s -i o rdinances RESOLUTION. NO. 114 ' •a sasj- SUNPROOF t -P' Eh* 1HI, i -1 h Pi! i ■ B a tte r ii RESOLUTION NO. 115 RESOLUTION NO. 116 ADAIR PROTECTED BO V., With Safety why let money Sanford Loan & Savings Company sr AD AIR £ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY. JANUARY 22, 1921 BBB g BBB ttB M © M @ M © T© Beginning T h u r s d a y , January 24, Closing S a t u r d a y , Feb| w« u»e f a Quad Oahr 8fete n e w S T O C K S N E W G O O D S M E i k S a i S t, ( • •*j j SUITS $22.50SUITS.......... / 9 . . ?»• ■* U : 1[ • ¥ S r ■\ s $ 14.50 • * $25.00SUITS $ 17.50 $27.50SUITS.......... ........ $ 18.00 $28.50SUITS ................... $ 18.50 $35.00SUITS........ :.......... _ $24.00 % Copyright 1921 Hart Schaifaer fit Marx All Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits Guaranteed MANHATTAN SHIRTS $2.50 Grade Reduced 3.00 Grade Reduced 3.25 Grade Reduced 3.50 Grade Reduced s 4.00 Grade Reduced 4.50 Grade Reduced One lot of Silk Shirts, both M anhattan and Arrow. Prices ranging from $5.00 to $7.00, reduced a t this sale to $3.50. ARROW SHIRTS $1.50 Grade Reduced to ................... $1.15 2.00 Grade Reduced to............................................ 1.50 2.50 Grade Reduced to........................................... 1.75 3.00 Grade Reduced to.................................. 2.25 3.50 Grade Reduced to...................... 2.65 WORK SHIRTS $1.00 Grade Reduced to................................... 1.50 Grade Reduced to................................... . 2.00 Grade Reduced to................................... Headlight and Sweet Orr Overalls selling at DELPARK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS 75c value reduced to.............................................. 75c Balbriggin Shirts reduced to........................ $2.00 Balbriggin Union Suits reduced to......... . BELTS AND SUPPORTERS 35c Paris G arters reduced to............. ................. 50c Paris G arters reduced to...... ...................... Belts, 50c values reduced to........ ."........................ Belts, 75c values reduced to................................. Belts, $1.00 values reduced io............................... Belts, $1.50 values reduced to.............................. Belts, $2.00 values reduced to........ ...................... INTERWOVEN SOCKS 40c Lisle Socks reduced to 33c 50c Lisle Socks reduced to 36c 75c Silk Socks reduced to 60c $1.25 Silk Socks reduced to... 75c Wool Socks reduced to... $1.00 Wool Socks reduced to 3.25 Wool Socks reduced to 1.50 Wool Socks reduced to. Reduced to $6.50 Tan Bal reduced...... ....... 7.00 Brown Bals reduced to ...... 7.50 Tony Red Bal reduced to... 7.50 Black \ .ci Kids reduced to 8.00 Tony Red Bal reduced to.. 8.50 Brown Vici Blu reduced to.. MARION OXFORDS $5.50 Tan Bluche Oxford reduced to..... 6.00 Brown Blu Oxfords reduced to... 6.50 Brown Bal Oxfords reduced to..... 7.00 Tony Red Blu Oxfords reduced to 7.50 Black Brogue reduced to.............. 7.50 Tan Brogue reduced to ................ THOMPSON SHOES $9.00 Brown Bals reduced to ...................... 9.50 Russian Balls reduced to....... ........... 10.00 Tony Red Bals reduced to.....*.......... 10.00 Vici Blu reduced to........ ,t.................. 10.00 Combination Vici Kid reduced to..... 12.00 Combination Vici Kid, arch support THOMPSON OXFORDS $8.50 Elu Oxfords reduced to......... *....... ..8.50 Tony Red Blu Oxfords reduced to... 9.00 Black Vici Oxfords, reduced to....... 9.50 Tan Vici Blu Oxfords reduced to... 10.00 Tan Blu Oxfords reduced to........... ARROW COLLARS Stiff Collars going fo r...... 35c Soft Collars reduced to 50c Soft Collars reduced to $5.00 Grade 7.50 Grade 8.50 Grade 10.00 Grade MEN’S EXTRA PANTS reduced to reduced to reduced to reduced to $5.00 H ats 6.00 Hats $5.00 Hats 6.00 H ats 7.00 Hats MALLORY HATS reduced to reduced to SCHOBLE HATS reduced to reduced to reduce dto One lot of Knox Caps... $1.95 $1.50 Reduced to......... $1.15 2.00 Reduced to......... 1.45 2.50 Reduced to......... 1.65 EXTRA SPECIAL 100 pairs Thompson Oxfords reduced to MILWAUKEE WORK SHOES $3.50 Shoes reduced'to... $2.50 4.50 Shoes reduced to....' 3.45 5.00 Shoes reduced to ... 3.63 6.00 Shoes reduced to.... 4.15 PAJAMAS AND NIGHT SHIRTS $1.50 Pajam as reduced to....i............................ 2.00 Pajam as reduced to.............................. 2.50 Pajam as redu© d to............... .................. 3.00 Pajam as reduced to.„.............................. 3.50 Pajamas reduced to.-.............................. BAGS AND SUIT CASES $ 5.00 Suit Case reduced to ...................... 10.00 Suit Case reduced to...................... 14.50 Suit Case reduced to...................... 17.50 Bag reduced to „.....’........................ 22.50 Bag reduced to.^:............................ 27.50 Bag reduced to......•........................ MARKWOOD: COMPANY S A N F O R D , FLO RIDA �m xii !€* y f iy o a r o o m . W ir }B H' ‘V :♦ L *;■-■vv^ig^r t /; THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1924 ord Daily Herald _ IE a ltr n iM , firtp i V i. 0 Temptuml O'Morons! — - THIN ICE As Brisbane Sees It 1 I TQM SIMS SAYS . , *n. fldvocating tho application of sound business p rin ­ Labor Takea tho Hein. Tho rumor that Dempsey offered1 ciples to city ad m in istratio n , A. G. Turner, in a p ap er delivEnough Wealth for All. to pay our national debt Is untrue. 1 luncheon o f th e Hillsborough B ar A ssociation, deOne Thing Important.v Banford, F lo rid a , u n d e r a c t of M arch clared th e m eans fo r th e climinatipn of political inefficiency 100 Million Years O il I, 11*1. in m unicipal governm ent to be the election to office o f men C opyright. 1K1 / R R G 9 B CO M BS. rm M n l who h av e the “g u ts ” to p u t into practice th e business v ir­ O U U .1 l ) I .. |} R A !f, V le e -P rre ld e a l ir r.T r e n * . tues o f "fra n k n e ss, fairness, industry, honesty and econom y." ‘f e H O W A R D D C R O THE BRITISH LIBERAL ParMovie star 62 years old wMti al F u rth e r, he sa y s : divorce, so perhnps she v u tost Phan* l « k*f H a n e l l * A m e * ty, led by As<iuith, will put in a young when aho married. a "Politics is responsible for the short comings of th e Labor government. “British fair ,, i c n s c n i m o s r a t g s i officials. -Politics is th e head and front of o u r public • Dn* Y ear------17.DO. s ix Month* 13.50 play demands that labor shall have Providence (It. L) woman ibotl - O elveretl In City by C arrier p e r offending. Politics-places men in office who a re not its chance," they say. They really tho wrong mnn, which, ho»eveT,l . W i l l li e . Weeltjr E dition |1 1’e r was not an act of Providence. ■ qualified to hold th e position. They have to be train ed » Year. mean “Caution makes it nccessnru A a t public expense and a great sacrifice to litig an ts. to keep labor good natured." . H P B tlA I. KOTIC’E i All o b itu a ry Detroit girl of 17 had two hnj.l ' notices, ca rd * of th a n k s , reaolutlnna M any of them a rc incapable of being trained, and re so rt Cm bands, both her own. • end notices of e n te rta in m e n ts w here to p reten se to cover up th e ir ignorance, and to hypocrisy r sh a rg e s a r e made, w ill be charged ENGLAND’S “BIG BUSlso fo r a t r e g u la r a d v e rtisin g rates. and ly in g in o rd er to keep th eir jobs. There is a curious Bloomington, 111., has G6 couple j NESS," is having a little inside married 60 years ago. Pistols m,,., l&zt. M , , M EM BER T il H AiSOClATKD P H E M dualism in th e land. There is an incredible c o n tra st mental panic with labor coming •r-Uitl be unknown there. 1 T he A ssociated f r e e s Is exclunbetw een our pretentions and our practices. N otorious InlVy power. Ively e n title d to th e ueo for rfepubllcatlon o f all new a disp atch es d ru n k a rd s advocate prohibition in Congress and in th e With great solemnity It express­ Woman ohot at while driving i | cred ited to It « r n o t o th erw ise car in Chicago, so perhaps sbel legislatures. SBnwdy judges sentence men under th e es fear that labor may govern the credited In th is n ep e r and also tho was just learning to drive. ■ local new a published herein. A ll empire in the Interests of "one M ann act, s h y ste r law yers lifted into office, insincere r ig h ts of r*>publication of special dJapalchee herein a r e ulso reserved. side," the side of labor. That men actin g as reform ers, tru s t busting politicians bor­ “Damn women," say* n.„ would be too bad. Big business, arrived in New York from row ing money from tru s t mngnntcs, ami uplifters pick­ TUESDAY, JANUARY 22. 1924 ma, which will sell for a goodpriT of course, never governs in the ing th e public pocket.” + , • BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. T h is is the "first big e rra tu m " of many a citizenry. T hey Interest of its own side when it has Wouldn’t It bo nice if wo conk y?x THOU SHALT LOVE THE the chance. burn coal investigations? , LORD thy God with all they heart, .elect a m an to office because he has previously held office, and with all thy aoul, and with all and should th erefo re be b e tte r qualified th an nn inexperi­ Pittsburgh»man was lined fnJ I. C. HERMAN, manufacturer iC thy strength, and with all thy enced person. He should be and perhaps is, b u t experience whipping n .I*hippopotamus. Hei neighbor ns thy- doesn’t mean h o n esty and efficiency in the handling of a of handkerchiefs, gives his busi­ ntind; and thy t “ * t »*■»--* g«!f.-r-Lukc 10:27. I i S S f have wWPWa an auto ln.| fity ’s affairs. B etter to have a "greenhorn” honestly pro­ ness to employes, saying,‘"I am T>\\V BE TRUE. tecting th e city’s in terests than a professional politician de­ rich enough," and thnt surprises Bo very careful while inheriting ..HE’S true to God who’s tme to vising m eans for public expenditures as he dishonestly w orks us. Wo should all be rich enough, few *" a fortune, a Pn*;= ..... ' ’man; wherever wrong Is done ten times too rich, as regards what it and dropp«iPderad.raKPiek2rdid -To the humblest and the weakest, for his own in terests. T h e Miami News-Metropolis was only recently bem oan- wo really need if the earth were 'ncath the all-beholding sun, CRACK. Movie net or ,was hurt falling O nril ; That wrong is also done to up; and: Jng an instance o f such corruption. City councilmen who, properly developed nnd competi­ Vw.ru,. P . L.. ... IH b v are nt*u slaves aln vn a mn«tt ____a ______ a . i •.■ . 1 ^• _ a horse. Porhcns he was 7imitatinr they most base, tion wore replaced by emulation. ' the Prince of Wales. lln* Whose love of right is for them­ contrary to law, voted themselves an increase in salary , w ere This enrth would produce more selves, and not for all their race. ordered by the suprem e court to refund tho money. A t th e than en'ough of everything for all Anti-tobacco bugs have start* /All —Anonymous. •present tim e, n early three years a fte r the increase in salary tho people on it nnd ten times ns agnin, but many get smoked out. became effective, only three have done so, nnd th e sum of './ ‘.Sanford, the city of opportunity. many people if it’ were intelligent­ th irty -six hundred dollars, plus interest is still owed th e city ly developed, ns it will be some Shooting stars is what sum*, - When will Sanford Avenue be by th e o th e r four. moowe fans would like to be doingj day. P «v ed ? , F ro m a monetary’ point of view this is of sm all conse­ -oAt the present, however, grasp­ To pet about a job is fine, li Sanford's civic clubs are a great quence, b u t the principle o f the thing should be th e founda­ ing selfishness is a necessary tool you don’t set too tong. asset to the city.tion fo r a good lesson. If a man puts an ad v ertisem en t in n in the hands of wise Providence. -oDrivers who try to beat trainj new spaper for which he shows some hesitancy in paying, This la still thrift week. Arc you are jumping nt conclusions. he soon lenrns th a t his patronage is not w anted. W hen he NEXT SUNDAY, Dr. Russell, I devising ways of conservation? -------- o-------gains th e reputation for allowing ins bills to lie upon his HBBBM M aaBBKBBaBBBBBUI The main disadvantage in riding desk he will soon find difficulty in making charge accounts. who toache.i astronomy nt Prince­ ■ is a iiia i n ton University, will preach in St. TOO MANY WHITE-COLLARED MEN under a freight train is the over­ If in a bank n m an is found to be dishonest, he s ta y s in the George's Church, New York, on head. SENATOR ARTHUR CAPPER building only long enough to get his hat. -------- o-------"Immortality." There will bo n Wasn’t it Jesse Guilford who B u t th is is business. When it comes to th e m unicipality, small crowd listening nnd n small •*18, "Distance lends enchant­ then it is politics. The viewpoint of the average v o ter seem s notice in the newspapers. Yet thu ment?” nro educating ninty per cent hold our place in world commerce, to be th a t if a mnii is willing to assume the responsibilities of subject is the only one that has tif We our youth to be white-collar I we shall have to roll up our The cold weather 1ms beer a city ’s governm ent, he should be entitled to all th e "g ra v y " any real importance for human be­ workers, but have white-collar jobs , r It eves, overcome our aversion to lii . . . per — cent. worth many dollars to Seminole’s he can assim ilate. Official g raft is never viewed w ith th e ings. If immortality is n foolish for only .ten soiling our hands and learn again celery growers. We know something what the hli stedness, the health, the joy . 2 same sep m ns personal dishonesty. It has become th e cry drenm and this short life with its over-production leads toabout N ext to safety (he th in g ycu w ant most of a safe -oin wheat nf nr.wl wf!. ,. I..I__ • * I• The development of the luke of the tim es th a t "every mun has his price," especially in struggles nnd disappointments is nnd In other products. Wo nre of productive labor. in this process of acquiring a deposit box is convenience of location. Cur vault is on front means the making of Sanford politics. the end of us, what does life soon to learn what it means in a better balanced education, wo shall th e biggest inland city of Florida, mass of human beings wrongly do much to climinnto the . .. round ____ amount to? -othe s tre e t floor and in it a rc boxes of all sizes and var­ prepared for doing their part in pegs in square holes, the wasted Advertise your city by sending Welcome to the Commission Men the world’s work to its benefit and lives, the thousands of “failures’* ■* * lI * c Tho Herald to your copies of ious prices. Business m en and firm s in the downtown FOR MORE than a hundred cen­ thoir own well-being. | —the men who get nowhere, whose j , t friends. They will consider it •» turies each mnn has asked himThis is what $116 a week for lives seem futile, all and largely letter! T h e Herald joins w ith the entire citizenship of Sanford d istrict find th e F irst N ational a convenient, pleasant “ What becomes of me when [ ™ a- - ‘ho .Prico P° U1 the>’ have * ‘ ------- n-------.'iml Seminole county, in extending a cordial welcome to mem- self, I die?” Apart from fate wc know I ; Mm’ place to do business. w S t& Z i C S E r f f S S I ' * " of « * National AwoctoihS of Commi^ion men. who nothing. that Florida hiu men of president- are g u e sts of our city today. Professor Russell wiU he com-1 ___ ____ ini size. '’ T. h. is. association lias o ... - - ju s t closed a most successful mcct- lu lled to admit that he looks many “•*“ i«>unhoopers. Istrops or impoverishes those „ . . . . r v . v i m n i ; a IIIU.il! who W IK ) , disparity of of »mvnr»i n sure ... | can .......... . obtain - p loothold - .......... in these ing a t Jacksonville, and th e commission men show good ju d g - millions of miles through his tele­ • This3 (imparity reward in not t'<> inerca with the rapid growth over-crowded ranks of white-collar jl At the rate political announce- me|1^ arra n g in g a tour of the state. In no o th e r w ay will rnents are being made there w ont . - ••■ - scope without finding anything of thoTease — ,,iv workers, b white-collar army, «,,,.« and the bo many people left to vote on | they g e t a b etter idea of the renl Florida than by v isitin g it thut looks like a heaven with gold fas throw )r>t«i>inre --- 1 0for men who ' |’|t rmmt l i e n ! — ---11 ing demand Wi June 3’ Iin person. work with ‘ * paved streets, nut there is this -o-------W hile the n o rth is wrapped in a blanket of snow nnd grain of comfort: "Attractions Work should be started on upurtA COMMUNITY BU ILD ER ment houses now so thut by early iec, th e se business men a re enjoying the Florida su n sh in e nre proportioned to destinies," as fall accomodations can be provided and v isitin g th e h eart of th e world’s-greatest vegetable sec­ Fourier said. Every human being FORSTER, President B. F. WH1TNER, Cashier for visitors. tion. Sanford and Seminole county should be proud o f th e longs for immortality. It is dif­ nly for already ter as well -ons self-reliant hide- \ ■BxnM flaasaKCNEnaxqiaaaaHaBaBaBHM BBBtmaaaaixaciiM [cadence. As the year gets older business privilege of showing them the broad acres planted in celery ficult to believe that the Power over-crowded professions. gets better. 1021 will be a big year anti th e ijniny fine groves of this section. Many different reasons are a—| Rail-splitting, farming and ruling ua would make us all crave and will see many im|>ortant devel­ signed by historians for the fall Ulaekstone gave us a Lincoln a thing if we were not destined to One o f the g re a test reasons for Florida’s grow th is theopments in this section. of the Roman Empire. Rome, how-) Farming and surveying gave Us fact th a t our people have had the foresight to invite busi­ have it. -o ever, did not fall until the Romans Washington. The printer's trnde ] The Bok peace plun will be in­ ness m en from o th e r sections to see the state. T housands grew too proud to labor. gave us n Fp.mi/ii- ...... » \ t . •»« • vestigated by tho Senate. Probably have been so tak en w ith Florida’s opportunities th u t they NiUhc,-_phy.ic;riy7m.;;!,iiy. E i ?..f'n,.nl‘,ln »n' i » ANOTHER SHOCK far Mr. econimicnlly can any white-collar sim. Telegraphy gave us an EJi- nBBBBBBHBaoaHauaxaxaz.'anBBBBBBBBaBBBMflKaaHiai'iaai'j “investigated" on tho same order Knowlodgo acquired in Ilryan nnd other* that take botany nation long endure. ... a.. an w as Mr. McLean's loan tu form­ have movetl h ere and m ake good citizens. iure. | machine shop gave us the Wright At this moment and zoology literally from the Old er Secretary Fall. It is needless to s ta te th a t many of these very business sent, there is noth- brothers and the airplane. Ranch--------- o-------Testament. In the petrified for­ ing that woul d .help many of a ing life in the open spaces made men who are o u r guests today, will be so pleased .w ith the The little girl down the street ork generation more Rno«pv»n n ...... ......!—ests of South Dakota's Black Hills, too-smart-to-work says that after rending about this clim ate and prospects of th e state th at they will eventually Dr. Laird of Albion College, she is become citizens. Sanford is glad to entertain th e com m is­ Mr. Davies, director of the Mar­ more inclined than ever to believe sion m en and invites each nnd every one of them to become shall Field Museum of Natural On your Repair W ork and let us prove to that "a man's a man for ail that.” Floridans. History, finds flowers that are at least n hundred million years old. Some merchants don't appreciate lesson. you the meaning of “Real Service.” When they were blooming, the value of prompt service and al­ T H E CITIZEN WHO promotes the operations of boot­ by a service of which the world Neatly nil. if not all, of our men low their customers to stand leggers and shields them from exposure little realizes th a t he Trieerstops with his horns, and was in need, Adversity is a great jIof came from a school school uround before being waited upon „.Lachievement *»J ' the long-necked Brontosaurus were teacher. „ , , which! educated The store giving service is the one is p articip atin g in the m ost extensive, corrupt nnd dangerous heart nnd The libe rata b ility , soundness of ' WASHING-STORING—REPAIRING that makes friends. system of outlaw ry th a t th e United States has ever known. roaming about. All thesu animals “The dignity ------- o-------He does not appreciate th e fact th a t he is strik in g a t th e Fort Myers, Florida's “frontier safety of his own son and a t the virtue of his own d au g h ter. city" is rejoicing over the fact that n good road has been opened to He h as no idea t h at his hand is raised against th e A m erican thnt section. Fort Myers will be­ flag, a g a in st th e governm ent, against the courts and ag ain st come n city when tho proposed his ow n home. I f told th e plain tru th —thnt he is a crim inal, highways nro completed. {associating w ith crim down the- law— lie would --------o-------n , inals .. . to. break -------- ..................... w u u iu n,,f it is the *1" ' tru th ju !"~A 1 sam e.— W ashAn authority on insurance char­ I become furious. Hut st 1the acterizes it us “live balance-wheel ington Post. i* .. • *t :*—~ *•'« **utiue n e nre bcirin- i months trying to find out how of our industrial and commercial Ii we are tolning, lo see it, and none too soon. life." Too many a business man much gold Germany can [lay to however is trying to run ids busi­ CIVILIZATION can never he aught else th an a mockery France and Belgium, but will de­ ness without a balance-wheel. mid a ahum to th e fumily which in not provided w ith a whole­ pend on facts that it gets in Paris. IF THE ALLIES HAD GONE TO BERLIN uful Corner Sanford A venue nnd Second Street u According to statistics the nver- some dw elling in which to live. ,4t is on th e fam ily u n it th a t What do you think will he Ihe THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN ■ ngo gua bill for more than nine civilization is built and th e future will not he safe fo r civiliza­ value of the finding.) of that com­ u P million customers of gas compan­ tion u n til g re a t housing and town planning p ro g ram s are mittee? II il ies is estimated at $2.60 \>cr month fully evolved an d resolutely carried through to success in Major General Aden’s account per customer for a twenty-four did not, that the rapid advance of a c i n a c z a * m a n os e nun asBRBzisBDBBnaB iie e s h i a * ■■■■■•* hour cooking, heating ami lighting every country th ro u g h o u t the civilized world.— H enry It. BOYS AND girls at school will of his conversation with Marshal the victors was every day putting A ldridge. service. be interested in Venizelos, who Koch on the question of invading them farther from their supply --------o------now rules in Greece. He moved G«i many just before the Armis­ trains nnd bases of operations. lie James Couzene, millionaire sena­ tice will call forth again expres­ A JE S T ’S PROSPERITY lies in the ear o f him th a t h ears over to ^Athens from the Island sion of bitter regret that the Al­ could not know that n few months tor of Michigan, who is lighting the Mellon plan, although the re­ it, n ev er in the tongue of him th a t makes it.—Shakespeare. of Crete. lied troops did not smash the Ger­ after the Armistice the conquerors duction of surtaxes on immense Thousands of years ago Minos, man Army while tha opportunity would fall into acrimonious debate incomes would save him millions of gloomy King of Crete, compelled was present, take P91 session of the over the -terms of peace nnd that dollars, is a supremo exatnple of United States would reject all « sta M a u B K S H E aa3 aE H ea ax au D j:» B u a aau 3 a3 B * i* * < I I , , | iwjbVb 0411 the Greeks to send yearly young whole country and lule it by the tho what we need more of. MY FAVORITE STORIES responsibility th» enforcement —* a ibility for the military until the reparations were -oyouths and maidens to be sacri­ paid and the Kaiser was punished. of the treaty of pence, and, had he M By IRVIN 8. COBB Many people enjoyed the hand H oolehan-C olem an Company ficed to the Minotaur. Now Crete Possibly it might have saved the known this, ho would ' have dis - 1it concert given in the park on Sun­ covered no wav to prevent it. sends to Greece nn old man to tell world from some of the evils that day afternoon. It is hoped that Home Electric I ight r.nd Water Plants \ Northern lady was spending The Marshal’s judgment may 5 followed the Armistice and treaty by next year programs |K of‘d that Home Ice Machines and Water Softeners of tins l BUn,nU,r |n Virginia. In the “Ain't none of us got no money the Greeks how to govern them had the Allied leaders mode Ber­ have been in error; yet, if wc arc « endrorter cun be given more to be wastin’ on divorcement pa­ selves. tore fra- course Vo indulge in regrets over h aCt1 s, _ w i vt wttil |™ lin headquarters announced Plum bing. Steam a n d G as F ittin g , Well Drilling _____ .ami ..••! N ll i ,1 start star? . > • of * time she became very at- per*,” raid Minerva. “ If you hires quently. Sanford should th a t they were there to stay until was not done in 19111 and after, ut Pumps, Gas Engines, Electric Motors, Spray Carts, idanning now how thu tourists will tuchcd to her colored cook. a reg'lar lawyer it costs $ 1(5.” it nearsightedness to to ,n NEW YORK is quite a cky. The Germany hail not only made __ |»j One day the cook, whose name “Well, rather than see you break­ [>e entertuined. foilisin **»strange — - ..w-.e-oa^iivcunvaa Irrigntion Culflta agree-(fail the recognition of the fact M wus Minerva, came in to make an ing the luw nnd committing big­ 1021 telephone book contains more rnents but fulfilled thorn. But that -o... .. M tMV disunion and American n allied there would hnvu S anford, Fin. announcement. She wus going to When lust heard from, General I'll give you the $10.” said than 750,000 listings. That one come f aloofnesswore. . . the.... controlling v.-mron j 5 ____a time," __ in 'in aloofness be married to a dark person named amy Temporary Address Butler had dosed up ubou! George. any event, when Germany seemed1 if .. -----ihnt have fol'u her employer. Which she did. ___ — ...on, Vcomod causes of the woes _____ - **e fol city has mure telephones than all — •— • ---------• one thousand saloons fit 1021 W. FIRST HTwas hailed as the down On the following Wednesday of England, Scotland nnd Wales to surrender; and then the United lowed what t e l e p h o n e 60»’W as tho (b Philadelphia, and was still States - now - .... ..................v’d — * better * ‘ era “But I thought you ulready wore morning Minerva marched into her c . ------- Would have withdrawn ... -from'..? - om' -----1 of <ii iin iiuw an and for civil put together. Only a while ago going strong, thereby indicat­ married,” Europe altogether, just ni she did; iration. a*B cpan33a3~C;mC:. ;;;. :;.B;3nBcai:;aBg|(au, j n a ea B at.Baag»a^ mistress’ III i *t said . I t Iwr *mistress. i i ....... ......: , * presence with retail u n proud JIMHUI -----ing that even if pru.i.oilinn cannot i is. explained Minerva, “but,and happy announcement to make: when men now in the fifties were after the treaty wax signed. It was tho nreakdown breakdown of unity unite.i r* « be enforced, still u determined mnn seems Ink my present husband an f | "Wellum," she stated. “ Fse bride __ I ik n a, mo it o stated, "I'se bride I starting out in life, you could have , among the allied countries that ,n„ 7 „ V )u i v Kot ,',wo pr',f.C!'- 5a B E a B a a a a a n u a x c u H a a i i a a n u s E a H a a B B a a o c a s a a a i i K * * 1 can make u pretty close approximn me is Doth of us done lost our taste ' again, De double ble weddin* taken !bought the original telephone stock K»ve Germany her chance for ‘ i t iniamaDurjr, \ a.# fo v/hat ■H tlon to it.—Detroit Free Pres*. fur one ’nother. 'Sides which, he's i place last evonin in do presence iIiat your own, *price. It wan called 1' evasion, for debaainjc her currency 11 K # a coUcge education? n* CUonc 108----------------------------------------- ----------M >«« 498 -oto ua )il|* yal-lof n large crowdin' ----------------idone --^ • engaged tu d " s * « • * ' • i t - - ——-•.......•«*-» * * lu n e tic y i " *got • »hlsse’f * r.n.l,the exporting of capital into Some of the paper.4 in Florida Jer ffirl dat works down yere_____ a t de “Hut I hud..no Ideayou youcould could *ese- "an interesting toy." __ ____ j idea -nfe hiding (daces. Would that nnd elsewhere arc having a yond .Jobocco jjtonimery. Sn.'sLein’ ex|cure n divorce mi quickly in this Unlike the marl: tht* franc will t «2 n i Safe Deposit Boxes FIRST NATIONAL BANK s| SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD T0DA1 G iv e U s a T r i a l Pierson-Eogers Auto Co. 473-W HONE 473-W SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAH ........... * - — • Entirely too many hired hands arc wishing the boss would make As W. J. B. has ex -1distressed >1 You them mad enough to quit. Government ■v Marshal Foch -----lull?.-* - has always taken tino h e ArmiaUee ^ A r a d a without t i c e > il-following ^ K? n f' -nccm3 IlU-,ll’!nh ..Y ^tnino1 is seliing w e llT h is 'U of “■ * * sign of spring." "Ptipg. ' THU U lh a ,g tu; iS ,iM Q U I C K SERVICE TRANSFER Goods, Pianos, Safes, T ru n k s and L’agg38* A •**?««*Ii AOS** I ioiiil �v< W \"T f fw r • ' • -A V-b' ■ **i » ^ ■■ » '* 'JVw* ■ • ' • . '‘ ,y i p> p 1 i ", ■' |7- i r vfrf • • v ■ - T’^* • r1'-f y -Y r-"' ■: THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1924 DAIGER, Society Editor O C IA L LEN DA PRINCESS Residence 217-W Peonies, Mrs. J. L. Miller, Mrs. Forrest McAllister, Mrs. Estridgc, Mrs. J. B. ' Itoy, Mrs. Schelle Maines, Mrs. Tom Moore, Mrs. Kent IJossiter, and Mrs. Smith. Tuesday—Kathleen Mallory ClrST. AGNES GUILD. *cle*will meet a t 3, a t Baptist The annual ten of the St. Agnes | Church. Guild, wus held Monday afternoon TnttiaY — Social Department nt the home of Mrs. Wilbur McKee Bridge nt 3, with Mrs. W. A. on Oak Avenue, with Mrs. McKee Leffler ns hostess^ anil Mrs. Chris Matthews ns hosi­ Tuesday— Mrs. E. M. Galloway eries. idll entertain the Sanford As­ Members paid their nnnunl dues sociation of Business Women at and other matters of importance attended to. Reports were also 8 p. m. made by the chairman of the Rum­ Taesdsy—Daughters of Wesley mage anil Recital committees. It will have social meeting alt 8 r>. wus nlso decided to have n Sub­ m. at the home of Mrs. Ike scription bridge party, Tuesday, Rivers on Magnolia Avenue. January fflj, at 3 p. m„ nt the Tuesday—Mrs. C. E. Henry will home 'of Mrs, J, N. Robson on entertain the Tuesday Duplicate Park Avenue, with Mrs. Clyde Club at 3 p. m., at her home on Derby and Mrs. Howard Overlin Magnolia Avenue. ns hostesses. Wednesday—Circlo No. 3, will The hostesses served sandwiches, meet nt the home of Mrs. R. L. wafers nnd ton ns refreshments. Griffin on Myrtle Avenue. Among the members present Wednesday— Literature Depart­ were Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. Em­ ment of Woman’s Club meet nt mett McCall, Miss Connelly, Mrs, 3:30 p. in. at the club house. Clarke Loonardy, Mrs. Pnul Dig­ gers, Mrs. J. U. Coleman, .Mrs. Thursday—Juniors and Seniors of Raymond Phillips, Mrs. S. M. g. IL S. will have Roman-Latin Ch»yd, Mrs. Julius Takach, Mrs. Banquet a t 8:15 p. m. at Wo­ Howard Overlin, Mrs. R. W. Pearman’s Club. man, Jr., Mrs. J. J. D. Taylor, Thursday — Every Week Bridge Mrs. J. N. Unison, Mrs. Benjamin Club meets with Miss Katherine Whitncr. Jr., Miss Saritn Lake, Wilkey at 3 p. m. at her home Mrs. J. Cl. Adams, Mrs. Chris Slaton Park Avenue. thews and Mrs. Wilbur McKee. Thursday—The Royal Neighbors will meet in the Masonic Hall at MARKED PROGRESS IN I). A. R. 7:30. All members are request­ WORK REPORTED AT CON­ ed to bo present. FERENCE IN FT. PIERCE. Utnrday—Cecillan Music Club .......................................w FORT PIERCE, Jnn. 22.—The meets nt the Studio of Mrs. Fan­ fectively used in decorating the 'twenty-second annual state eonnie S. Munson on Myrtle Ave­ various.rooms. ferenee of the Florida Daughters nue at 3:15 p. m. In response to the roll call, each l\ ° American Revolution which member reported ways nml means wns held hi Fort Pierce Tuesday COMPASSION’S LOVING CUP. of raising funds for the club. Medcnsduy nnd Thursday of Inst Quite n bit of business was week was an entire success from When you’re feeling sort of blue transacted during the business every standpoint. It was an ullike sesslons and one new member together harmonious session and And you think you're out o’ luck, added to the dub. much important business was During the social hour, the host- transacted, among the most imDid you ever stop to ponder esses served strawberries with portant of which was the com picOn somo other fellow's pluck? whipped cream, cake and coffee. tion of plans for the unveiling of There nrc heaps U’ folks around you Who have found the way up hill, Who have 'kissed the cross o’ failure . And conic up a-smiling still. There are those who toil nnd suffer That another’s hope ma- live, Who have buried self forever In the effort just t'o give. Your'i are not the only troubles; Count the other fellow’s up, And you’ll drown that germ o’ blueness In compassion’s loving cup. —Vivian Yeiser Laramore. Mrs. J. B. Coleman nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Sid Rive spent the week-end in Tampa. J. J. Mahoney was a business visitor in Sunford Monday from Jacksonville. Among the business visitors in Sanford on Monday from Tampa was \V. J. Peters. Mrs.Howard Overlin and Mrs. Victor Check motored to Orlando Tuesday where they spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. Clide Cox of Wash­ ington, I). C., are visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C. Cinder, nt Glndervilte. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts re­ turned home Sunday from Miami, where they spent the past week. George Wilson and George Knight, Jr., were among the San­ ford folks spending the week-end In Tampa. Mrs. Ed Marked, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Clyde Derby and Master Teddie Marked motored to Winter Lark on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Clausscn of Omaha, arrived in Sanford Mon­ day nm! will be here for some time nt the Montezuma. THREE ARE SEEKING PRESIDENCY OF WOMAN’S CLUB FEDERATION Seemingly every state, certainly every section desires representa­ legislation in the General Fedoration in the official family^ of the (lion of Woman's Clubs, by ^unanlGeneral Federation of Womnr.L mous- vote of the Indiana Federa­ Clubs to n e iilec'tnl'ht lTie‘lhieiininl j tion, lias been nominated for the convention to bo held in Juno in first vice presidency. Los Angeles. Mrs. White has a long record of California, as hostess state to achievement both as chairman of the 1024 "election" biennial, has the' legislative department her not indorsed any candidate for state and nf the natinnnl ofbody. president or othyr office in the Her plans for legislative councils, General Federation of Woman's und for effective work with vari­ Clubs, Mrs. Robert J. Burdette, ous state legislatures have been General Federation director, and [adopted by a number of states Mrs. J. C. Urqnliart, state presi­ which have reported that such dent, have announced. The state - 1plans gave them success in secur­ incut was issued following a re­ ing the passage of many bills inport from a western state in which Idorsed by clubwomen. California was inadvertently in­ cluded among states said to be For second vice president, Mich­ igan offers Mrs. William Alvord, pledged to a certain candidacy. of Detroit. West Virginia names It is unpleasantly customary, jMrs. John L Rubl nnd Pennsyl­ especially among those whose vania nominates Miss Florence minds run to the sensational, in all things to predict of every as­ sembling of men or women in con­ vention, that polities will bo grently in evidence and that "excite­ ment runs high.” And usually if such a state of affairs exist, oth­ also is un op posed er than in the imagination of the wouid-bc interesting scribe, by the time the convention is called to order it has simmered down. Rut that many sections of the United States do desire represenntinn in federation affairs apparently is true. Of the three candidates to suc­ ceed Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, of Minneapolis, for president of the federation, Mrs. W. S. Jennings, of Florida, is counted as most logical both by virtue of her present lung tenure of office in national sub positions which indisputably train a woman to leadership, and by , John Murrell of Miami and Ol­ iver Murrell of Eustis were the guests of their sister, Mrs. Wm. A. I.elTler Monday. ' K. Moffett of Mill Grove, Mo., who is spending the winter in Horida, arrived in Sanford Mon­ day for a short stay. * Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Key motorJ'd to Tangerine Sunday, where J«ey spent the day with the lat­ ter's mother, Mrs. George Rice. Mr. am! Mrs. Leo Jacksonville arrived Monday for a brief are registered nt the R. Jones of in Sanford sojourn nnd Montezuma * Mrs. Perry Jernigan of Cler­ mont arrived in Sanford Tuesday am! is the guest of Mrs. J. B. '•'‘Ionian at her home on Sanford Mrs. Raymond Key nnd daugh,?r> Adelaide, and Mrs. Ernest j ruPP motored to Orlando Tues. X; where they spent the day, filing on friends. Mrs. Wallace I’erham, of Mon­ tana, a most charming and graci­ ous woman as well as an aide lead­ er, is the choice of her state and of many other representative club­ women for the presidency. .Mrs. Perhnm .like Mrs. Jennings, holds a vice presidency, giving her that additional equipment of training in service. , Mrs. John Dickson Sherman, of Estes Purk, Colorado ,um! Chicago, has been unanimously nominated bv the Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs for president to of Protestants to land in America. This unveiling will be the first of a scries of ceremonies which aro THAT to take place along the const of the Middle Atlantic nd New Eng­ PRESSING land states during May- nt\d June, and of'other ceremonies that will NEED take nlace in Europe :during July snd August Did you ever notice that often you need a certain Dr. John liner 'Stoudt bf New thing or a certain person at York, director of the Hugcnot-Wnla certain time? loon New Nclherlnnd tercentenary commission, was the principal vis­ The need is urgent, press-, iting speaker. He emphasized the ing and must be met nt significant e and the historical im­ once if you would accom­ portance of the coming of the plish the end you have in llugenuts and Walloons U America view. and of their influence in the estab­ Whenever you find your­ lishment here of the principals of self up against such a sit­ democracy and religious frnudom. uation, do not fret and scold In recognition of itev, Stoudt’s und complain—for there nrc interest ami help in the Ribaut ways provided to meet just monument, he was given the sig­ such emergencies—they are nal honor of being presented by Herald WANT ADS. the conference with the trowel used in moving the first soil for The next time you need the situ of the monument now un­ extra help quick; you must der construction. have expert assistance at One of the features of the con­ once—or you must immedi­ ference was the presentation in ately sell something, you behalf of Mr. and Mrs. J. !’. Starke, have. Mnynort,1of deed for the site on Try the service of Herald widen the Ribaut monument is to WANT ADS and be con­ lie located. Presentation of the vinced. » deed was received with warm applnifso on the part of the confer­ To rearh nil* the people ence attendants. effectively — leave your •Marked progtess in D. A. It. Want Ad ut The Herald Of­ work of nil kinds was reported by fice. Phone us to send for the different chapters of the state. it or phone it to the Want Two new chapters'wore added dur­ -Ad Department. ing the year. Reports of commit­ tee chairmen also showed much activity during the year in the various causes fostered by the Con­ ference. Tampa—Construction of Tampa The conference recommended ns Terraces, 12-story hotel structure, the school for the endorsement of to sturt soon. the national 1). A. It. the Montverde school at Montverde. SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE Mrs. James A. Craig of Jack­ sonville, state regent, presided nt Phone Mrs. Harry Walsh (445the sessions of the conference, W} or Mrs. John Schlrnrd <542) Mrs. K. (I. Si wall of Miami, vicepresident general, took a promi­ for reservation for Subscription nent part in the conference, milk­ Bridge, at Weluka Lobby, Wed­ ing several very interesting talks. nesday, Jnn. 30, ut 3 p. m. The viiiting Indies were royal­ ly entertained by the hostess chap­ Sanford, Fla., Jan. 22, 1024. ter and the people of the city in general. A public reception Tues­ To Mr. G. F. Smith: day evening, an uutoniobile ride In your statement published in Wednesday afternoon with ten at the Sanford Herald today you said: the home of Mrs. C. M. Abdill at ‘‘Most of our growers are co­ Ankonu, a banquet at the New operating with n line spirit but we l’o 11 Pierce hotel Wednesday eve­ regret to say there are still some ning, and luncheon ns 'guests Vif who have boarded immature celery the Business Men’s Lunclicon club and some who have been cutting at the same hotel Thursday, were und shipping the product green and features of the entertainment part unfit for the market.” of the progrnm. There were also Will you kindly give The Herald musical features along with these events, and nihny talks and ad­ for publication, the nnmes of the growers referred to in the above dresses by both visiting ladies and article. local people. Also state the condition of your Fort Pierce was profusely dec­ orated in honor of the occasion, celery which you cut on Beardall hundreds of flags and banners fly­ Avenue and was the quality better ing over the streets, ilrnpcd nbout than that of these growers you (Signed) the white way posts and nearly, refer to. every building in the business dis­ J. A. RUMBLEY. trict. Special commendation ............... (Ailyertisenient) expressed by tlv* state' regent-for* the fact that in the scheme of dec­ orations the American flag was properly placed in every instance. Business sessions were all held In the Woman’s club building, while conference hendnuarters wore tit the new Colonial hotel. Mr. anil Mrs. O. R. Randall, Mrs. Misses Marjorie Kandrll a , ''nn Ann Mason were visitors in anfard Monday en 'route to their °me in Atlanta from Tampa. > T,, K. A. Terheun returned icsJay from Savnnnah nnd Atwkero,aho ,h*a. . been the Last Time Today w a g o M $110,000,000 being spent in Fieri iln’s OJcounties for road construct' ion and improvements. The Seminole Development Company An organization of Seminole County Citi­ zens, have leased an exhibit booth at Madison Square Garden in New York City, to promote the sale of Seminole County real estate, during the Florida Exposition in February. If you have som ething you w a n t sold, w hether it be a large tra c t of land o r ju s t a city lot, your grove or your farm , get in touch w ith our rep resen tativ es at once. NO TRACT TOO LARGE, NONE TOO SMALL. Phone 362 or 51 for Appointment O r See R. C. MAXWELL or CHAS. L. BRITT h h S R e p r o d u c tio n s o P SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE. Phone Mms Saritn Like (224) or Mrs. S. M. Lloyd (.45) for re­ servation?, for subscription bridge, Tuesday, Jan. 2D, at 3 at the home of Mrs. J, N. Robson, under aus- I—IALF a gallon more milk from each cow A every day, will more than pay your feed bill. Nearly every cow owner gets that increase with Purina Cow Chow. It costs about a dollar a month more to feed Cow Chow, but that difference is more than made up in the first week. The rest of the month you get your extra milk for nothing. Feed out of the Checker­ board Bag and y o u will _—----get move milk. PHONE 181 Sold in Checkerboard E ags Only We are headquarters for Groin, Hay; Cottonseed Meal, Shorts, Bran, Molar-scs, I.ime, Blue Stone, Paris-green, Arsenate-lead. All groceries and tobaccos wholesale to everybody. We specialize in Spe­ cial Mixture of Fertilizer. Cottonseed Meal sad Tobacco Dust for Lawns and Flowers , a i, Marianna—PUm «oun Fort Pierce—$200,000 bond issue erection of MV Masonic voted for imprbving meet. Valparaiso — Construction of Fort . Myers—Local $ 100,000 tourist hotel being rushhouses making large abl| BRADENTOWN, Jan. 22.—The produce. St. Louis Cardinals will bring about 40 players to this city for spring training, according to nn M IL A N E THEATRE announcement by Manager Branch Riekcy carried In the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The roster in­ cludes 10 holdover pitchers and 10 new twirlcrs; three catchers from last year and one new backstop; six holdovers and two new infielders, seven outfielders from last year and one listed ns new. It Is THE 6QEATMER/CANP/CMB A T lA sr V said that Rickey is looking for an­ other catcher to strengthen his LIM ITED ENGAGEMENT StfClfr club in that department. PHONE 148 Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. W. T. •■angby. Mjga ynrjta i,nko and r®,v|n Teague returned Sunday Unmg from Palm Beach, where spent the week-end. 1 S t L ouis Cardinals Train a t B radentow n ,___ n ■ iu.. nn Tight fitting bcdice o f Flat’ Crepe, contrasting color draped skin, lace'collar, cuffs "and in­ sert dow n front, trimmed w ith tiny b o w T o f-V elv et, Ribbon. H en n a C re p e ’Elizabeth ; trim­ m ed with fancy corded shirring a n d m etal la c e T w td e .S a tin Ribbon girdle^ - ............ Brocaded Chiffon^ Elizabeth ( C repe skirt, draped at sides, set on w ith rvery *pretty?’novelty* effect at waist line. >H«<» though they had just stepped off the last boat rrom raris. out tney w ere o f N e w York's leading fashion authorities, w h o understands h ow . to translate the most w earable o f Parisian fashions to the needs o f 1he well-dressed American. . * �/ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANjJAgT P , ^ The World Of Sports EVERT TRUE— U n iversity S tu d en ts B y CONDO Are B u sy W ith E xam s GREB RETAINS HIS TITLE FEW YORK, Jan. 22.—Jole W. y1' remarkable runner of the loi(j| A. C., Chicago, wilt comi.lh a race at his old favorite a t the Municipal Athletic ivities indoor athletic meet a t ilson Square .Garden on Jan. , if plans adopted at a recent «ting of tho committee in charge the meet are successful. It has en decided to ndd a race at 800 (tera to the program, and In»t(pn to, compete ih this event • been extended to Ray. In view tho fact that the Kankakee Br will be here for the Mil Irose B k 'A . games on Jan. 29 and 20, it S i expected that he will consent to remain here a day longer for the Municipal Activities event. Ray Watson, Chicago rival of Ray, al­ go’has. been Invited to compete in this race. Another event which has been added to tho program is n special HALTS TO think rroveR c IF Y o u CAN C A C C IT ‘ T H I N K I N G .) UNfVERSITV OF FLORIDA, Jan. 22.—Everything la quiet on the campun and on University Avcnue these nights—examinations; arc here! The 1923-21 term of, school U hhlf over, and the Uni­ versity, like the runner turning turning Into the homo'stretch, la now on the final lap t>f the school year. ’ i The first semester has been a; successful session, one In which the j student body may well feel proud of. Of tho football reason, -the "Fighting 'Gators of 1923" placed Florida on the map proper, and gave the University one of the most enviable reputations in the South. .............. , . Now ns the "finals" draw nigh Daytona Beach M onday, Jah u ary 28th—8 1 5 JOSEF LHEVINNE, Russian Pianist MARGARET D’ALVAREZ, Spanish Contralto JOINT RECITAL Two Wonderful Artists PRICES—$1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, Plus Tax. Mail Orders to Auditorium, Daytona Bench, Fla, or Phono 939. , (TICKETS ON SALE JANUARY 21ST) WILSON iru'-.T.y, "Weore la y in g better and better— j®v ■ji \ Clinch: That’s what Hurry Grcb and Johnny Wilson did nothing dsn bull Greb won the decision after 15 rounds of fighting ut Madison Square Garden, New York City, thereby retaining Ids middleweight title ns world's champion. C o u ld H e n s b u t speak, T fia i’s w f ia t tftey tt saya HI J I f f e d eacR day *. % /r ^ T fte H e d C o m b iv a y j Gator Cage Players Get Away to a Fine .S tart This Season UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Bnhhv22.—A double victory over Southern' college, by no means easy in either game, hus brought a successful opening to the Uniyersity of FlnmaVWikctbaU sea-j son, which will « sr fu climax in the Southern-intercollegiate Con­ ference tournament ut Mncon be­ ginning Feb. 29. The Southern games gave un indication of great strung lit for the Orange and Ulue men, with only time needed to polish off tho short passing sys­ tem, nnd to fill in the chinks of the defense. The starting five of the open­ ing game will certainly make strong bids for permanent posi­ tions. At forward Edgar Jones and ‘Vergil Newton arc exhibiting skill in goal shooting and in pass­ ing. Assisting them ns n scorer Is Kenneth Unit, at center, who is the only man on tho tenin with XA»sity experience. Dick Brown nnd Otis Marshall stay at the enemy’s end of tho floor. Ilrown is n heavily built fellow that they eati not often go through, and Marshall is n tenacious little light­ er. Eddy, Gold,loin nnd Thomp­ son are snowing strong fight for positions. Florida's! first road trip begins Feb. fi at Davidson . N. C., with Davjilaon College. This trio in­ cludes games with tho University of Georgia and Mercer, and ends the 12th. The schedule for the 21st, 22ml nnd 23rd reads: Southern nt Lakeland, Imps at Tampa, and Stetson at HeLaml. Should the results lie successful enough, till* Florida tenm will bo sent to the S. 1. tournament, which U to decide the ,‘SotithH PARIS, Jan. 22—Com petitions in tho Eighth Olymnic Games in Paris next year will occupy tho greater part ot May, .June nmi July according to the revised schedule just published by the French Olym­ pic committee. Itegioiling in May with the Rug­ by and Association football trials, the culmiimting point of the Olym­ pics will come with the great ath­ letic week, July fi to 13. After the conclusion of the win­ ter sports n t Chamonix, Feb, fith, the next Olympic competition will come with Rugby football, from May 3 to May 19 and with soccer football from May 15 to June U. These matches will tnke place in the new Folomhes Stadium for the iynrMiniil* nnd*tiax!n/<the elimim-j tion trials having been held at Pershing Stadium, tho Y’clodror.i" Pare don Princes, tho iiutrulo and Ikrgeyre Stadiums. Then will come the ceremonial opening of the games, which will be preceded by a festival commem­ orating tho thirtieth anniversary of the resumption of the Olympian! Thu festival will lie celebrated June 23. Two ceremonies, on: in the Notre Dome Cathedral jn the dium, from July 13 to July 17. For the "Sports de Combat," ar the French committee term s box­ ing, wrestling, weight-lifting, bar bell and fencing, the use of the Cir quo de Paris, in the center of Paris hu« been secured. The dates are: Graeco-Roman wrestling, July 0 to July I*. Catck-ns-catchl;-can, July 10 to 13. Weights, July 21 to 21. Fencing, Ju yi'20 to 27. l llr Tlir A*«nrlnlnl I’m *) CHICAGO, Jun. 22—Young Juke Schaefer son of the famous wizard, defeated Champion Willie lloppe, 5D0 to 309 last night in the first block of their 1,590 poinfmatch for tiie world’s 18.2 balk line billiard championship. In the eleventh inning Schaefer ran 28 while Hoppe made one. The challenger found tho bnlh spread in the twelfth hut by superb open table play grouped them nf. tor seven snots and ran 02 more. I Hoppe trailing Schncfcr by 195 i points took advantage of a good j leave nnd brought nil of his billiard (wizardry into..pipy. Jjh l ran 112, missing n short masse, his fourth of the run. | Schncfcr started the thirteenth ; inning bv making n masse siinlnr one Hoppe had just missed nnd HOT SPRINGS, ARIL, Jan. 22- i; to nuiek succession made two morn. Jack Kearns, manager for Jack in difficulty in keeping the Dempsey, World heavyweight He hadinnogood position until hie champion, loft Hot Springn fate balls ■13rd shot but lie gathered them yesterday for Miami, Fla., to join on the next and ran out with nil Donip-.ey and accompany the unfinished run of 18. Tin? score: champion on an exhibition tour 500; Hoppe 309. which will begin with an appear­ i Schaefer The averages were: Schaefer 38 ance at Raleigh. N. C., Jan. 30, anil 0-13; lloppe 30 9-12. include a number of stop.? on the Schaefer won the Ing, selected journey eastward. ball nnd after making the Kearns announced n partial tent­ the white rhot. missed on n short side ative schedule yesterday which also i| break Hoppe also missed. included exh ibition bouts ut Snvjin- rail shot. the cscond inning Schaefer nar. G.-i., Fee. 1; Shreveport, Feb. ! runIn 92. ■t; El Dorado, Ark., Fob. u n d ___________________ either Littie Rock uy Hot Springs,) TUNNIIY—THOMPSON BOUT , , , , LAKE WORTH, Jan. 29-Geo( luer dated oro to be arranged I Tunncy has been matched will Kearns planned to atop a t Mem-, Sirgeant Ray Thompson of Seat pa| ; for u conference v.-illi the pro-1 tie In the main bout of a hoxim motel- in Uiut ciiy und reach Miami card hero January 23. according t< Ucdne day night. j announcement by Jelf Gaffney. THE REST H A V IN TOW N. T H E UEST OF EVERYTHING IN T H E i t : i : d l i n e a t t h e r i g h t p r i c e s . WO LBS \ ALGPAIN , \ HORSE / \ FEED / JiREPARATIONH MADE Ga LNKSVM.LK, Jan. 22. Slab unity preparation:! are living mud, hen ?1 foe the annual Florida St il< Open Track ami Field champion ship* nnd Southeastern Penlnthn Idhlfkamplaniihip scheduled to In held_ in Gainnvillo on April 19 The* lirratigc-nients are under lie direction of I)r. it. G. Manchester physical) Rlrtctur of the University of Florida. Many athletes of tin rtut^ iipggthi r with their support' era are brought to the city by th n * fL u . NEW HONORS. OAINSVILLEb Jan. 22—Dr. Townes R. Leigh, head of the de­ partment of chemistry of the Uni­ versity of Florida, has been elected chairman for the" year of the new­ ly organized Florida section of the American Chemical Society. Othiuofficers named include Professor S. A. Hnskew, Southern College. Lake land, first vice chairman; Milo R. Daughters, Haines City, second vice chairman; Prof. F. If. Heath, of the university department of chemistry, secretary. NO MORE DASKETIlAI.lv WINTER PARK, Jan. 22—There R ed Comb will be no nmru basketball at Rol­ lins College this season. Tho gnmc has been ruled out for the remain­ der of the season, it is stated, pri mnrily because of low scholastic ratings many of tho players hnve made. Rollins officials have deter­ mined to insist upon the students passing a prescribed number of W H OLESALE A N D R E T A IL FE E D class hours as a prerequisite to eligibility for participation in ath­ letics. Elm Avenue und Commercial S tre e t------------------- HELP W ANTED HELP W ANTED ruuuIJW N PVW iffL kV M lM .•Ttft. rru.i*•** *0 HUcwnre< * I 1V How quickly work­ ers answer when them you through the classi­ fied columns of the Herald. fifDTf iT^Tr JOHN AV. SNEED Myrtle Avc. and F’ourlh St. v Phone 530 MAKEYOUR LIVESTOCKK i DIVIDENDS KASIIVIUC Beini an 05% Crain Ration. Is the meet-eco­ nomical. as well as the best balanced horsOTffd on the maiket. TINH REALIZING AN JDEAL Many hnve mnde it pos­ sible to acquire a home nf their own—the realization of an ideal. Thy Herald Want Ada have a deal to do with bringing about home own­ ership, for they point to op­ portunities in buying, sell­ ing, exchanging. See what the Herald AVnnts have to offer in aid­ ing you in having your dreams for a home come trot*. Keening In touch with -the Herald Wants means keeping in touch with real­ ty opportunities. Just turn to the Herald Want Ads now and see how many such offers ure listed thero und, perhaps, the very one you are looking for will catch your eye. YOUNG SCHAFFER LEADING H O P P E — a i Sanford Daily Herald Sanford ■ lb*- «-niKii y H iijxti<» Ft briiii»ry. Do you approve th e w inning plan in substance? (Put an X inside the proper ho::) Name . . L I : . . : . . ' . ....... ;............ Please print Address ............... fluliktltulu mural f,,ren uua |njj,. Ill- "Jill,l.m fur Ihv military ntu) n ’unnm lc force oriKlmillv )ni* |illed hi A rllrli* X unit XVI. fiafoguaro tin' iliinrov lioclrlnc. A rre llt III. fitrt tlf.tl tfu> t'n ltn j K la te . will a-(tiim . nu nblluti. I Inn. um lrr tin. 'Vrenlj* uf V.-r* • n lllrs v \c ,|it f,)* Act of OunKriiks. P ro p o sa that ni. niticrslilp In tin* b»JI iJ^ ihoU ll tm ulicmit to .Ul mtro.iM. • Mail promptly to TH E AMERICAN PEACE AWARD U12 M adison Avenue, New York City ch lo.ajprjfls a fuller opinion also, «lea*a wrl whether you need a salesman or a stenographer, a boy or a bricklayer, a seamstress or a shipping clerk — just phone the classified department of the Herald. In a few hours your “Help Wanted” message will be printed and read by thousands of competent workers. prompt, ana satisfactory response tu Help Wanted Advert aid reduces your employment problems to the vanishing poi get the rijjht sort of people when you �T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1924 HING N O W IS T H E TIME TO USE H E R A L D W A N T ADS Sanfor^ D aily Herald W A N T -A D R A TES T erm s: Cash in Advance FO R SALE MISCELLANEOUS R EA L ESTATE FOR SALE JOB PRINTING—The llernld Job t i S t «i.-now ocnU,<l in the WeInkn Building. Let u* estininte on yoUr Job work. Phono u s . L^GAL FORMS of all kinds for • ----»clo .nt . . tho — “Herald ' ■mi u ooffice. n ice. ROOMS FOR R E N T LOST A N D FO U N D A r e YOU—Looking for a good room. If you don’t And one list­ ed in this column, insert a small want nd and you will receive tho best listings. In thejrity, FOR RENT—Nice front bed-room 117 Laurel Ave.*________ , ARE YOU losing an opportunity to aell your property by not tiling the Herald ild Want Ad*. Ads. The cost i* small, the results great. Herald Wants will work forjrou quickly. FOUND—One white hbg ' with .black spots , male, weighing about 100 lbs.. J. A. Lane, Lake Mary, Fla. Rox G2. TO T H E HOUSEW IFE:— FOR SALE—New Bungalow on paved street, $750.00 and bal­ «• • ance like rcnL E. F. Lane. If you never read a line of any kind o f news in FOR SALE OR RENT—Three this paper, It's worth a great many times what it brand new cottages nt Ginddrvillo, close Ut . Sanford.. Price costs you because it gives you everv afternoon the Apply at Store I n tlii* C ircuit I n a A mf t h e S e v e n th last and lowest prices for the day. Fn'l.rSdN J i£ s'u" “r ■■k “n r ' $550.00, Ju dicia l ( Ireal! ef the m a te af FOR SALE—Six room house, four If you save only 50 cents a day on y o u r shipping, Flo rid a , la aa4 F a r Sem inole • T IG H T C O U G H S SAUSAGE for sale—Pure pork f'aaatr. blocks from Post Office,. price it would represent ono hundred and fifty dollars C IT A T IO N . Tb* bard chunks of phlegm that clog “ usage smoked with onw wood, $3,000; terms. E. F. Lane. _ City of Hunfnrit, F lorliln. n muni* your threat and nuae when you have a year. ooc. lb., postpaid. No order ac­ FOR SALE—Lot on Railroad Ave. rI|iul c o rp o r a tio n . ,liy a n , I t h r o u g h a tight cough make your breathing dif­ F o r r e s t luthe. M. O. C h a s e a m t C. J. cepted for lesj than a |Im. Satlsideal location for warehouse. E. Mnrshnll. c o m p r is i n g th o C ity . C o m ­ ficult nnd your throat hard to hinL faetion guarnatce.l. Mrs. Enoch 1F. Ijtne. Doesn’t m atter w hat th e prices w ere y esterd ay — m ission o f th e C ity of Hnnforil. F l o r ­ ItaUo the phlggm by. the qotek^caijr bawyer, Tifton, Gn., It. D. p. No. 'FOR SALE—Or rent, 10 acres and safe way, ’Puke Leonard! a Coug J f’ W ida. v*. Syrup (Crensoted). This pleasant gnpd citrus land, partly cleared, m a t e of F lo rid a , ex re l H t-orge A. cough remedy relieve*, soothe* and Doesn’t m nttcr w hat they arc going to be to if orUrC oltes. H tate A t t o r n e y for . h . nr, Carmen Gtapes, Tree house nnd other Improvements, 2 antiseptic, open* the sir li i S ev e n th J m llrln i C i r c u i t o f t h e passages, cuts the phlegm anti protects row— ' Blueberries, 30 per cent off. miles from P. 0. Apply 800 MngHtnle of F lorida. nolla Ave.. for inforrantjon.___ 13t the luug*. Bent, safest sad surest Tree. Blackberries. Best invest. . .---- ‘Hat T o : T he f i l l se n s nml T a x p a y e r s of remedy for colds, coughs, grippe, bron­ menta, highest profits, quick re- FOR SALE—Beautiful bungalow Ihc City of S a n fo r d F l o r i d a : W hat’s the last and lowest prices today— T he W h ereas, a p e titio n hue b e e n llleil chitis, whooping rough *nd croup.- lie turns, quality plants. Original in­ on cornei' lot .most desirable In th e above e n ti tl e d r n u s e hy t h e on the safe side—get a bottlo today troducers. ’Adapted pnrt of city. K. F. Lane. t o A n Y K itT i* r.n » . Nurseries, Herald tolls you? C ity of Hanford. F l o r i d a . Iiy ntul from your druggist Tatrtpa, Fla A llern ld re p re so n tn tlv e th o rIhrniiKh F o r r e s t l<ake. R O. I h S M FOR SALE— 1-room h o ^ e , new. nu u h ly f a m i l i a r w i t h ra te s , r o l e s nml C. J. M arshall, c o in p r ln l n g t h e Phone-595-R. BETTER RABY CHlUKS-PincC ity C om m ission of th e C i t y o f H an­ nnd rln sslH c a tlo n . w i l l g iv e y o n fo rd F lorid a, s e l l i n g f o r t h I h e f a r t c o m p le te I n f o r m a t i o n . Anil If breeze White Leghorn Chicks FOR SALE—10 acres Hammock NO T REALLY t h a t an electio n w a s h e ld t h r o u g h ­ you w ish , th e y w ill n s s l s t you In are sired hy pedigreed males frortt land, 5 fenced; 3 cleaned, one out th e City Ilf Hanford. F l o r i d a , on w o r d in g y o u r w a n t nd to m a k e high record hens. Eggs perfectly flowing well, $1700. t h e l l t h day o f J a n u a r y . A. U. 1321. It m o r e effective. LOST hutched by modern incubators. Vig­ to d e te r m in e w h e t h e r t h a t c e r t a i n I M P O R T * A T N OTIf'K . H ELP W ANTED AUTOMOBILES A N D o rd in a n c e n u m b e r e d 67.. e n t i t l e d : orous chicks, true to strain, $ 20.00 FOR SALE —20 .acres. 3 , acre* A d v e rtis e r* s h o u l d g iv e t h e i r ••An o r d i n a n c e p r o v i d i n g f o r t h e No article of value is cleared balance Hammock. One n hundred, $180 a thousand. In­ s t r e e t o r p o a to f fIc o a d d r e s s n s A cquisition nnd K s t a h l U h n i e n t of a R E P A IR S really lost until after Tho \WANTED—Help of all kinds by teresting catalog. Immediate de­ flowing well, G room house. Id(nl well n s t h e i r p h o n e n u m b e r If W a t e r W o rk s P l a n t o r P l a n t s liy Hernld Wants have been they d e s i r e r e s u l t s . A bout o n e Ih e City of Hanford. F l o r i d a . t<> he tnan^ business houses, if you liveries. Order “better baby place tor celery, vegetables, chick­ called upon tu restore it to re a d e r n u t o f n t h o u s a n d h a s n M aintained nnd O p e ra te d a s n I ohare without n position, advertise SPECIAL BARGAINS chicks’ from Pinebreczc Farm, ens nnd stock, price $3500, teleph o n e, nnd th o o t h e r s r n n ’t lie Utility. *ml P r o v i d i n g f o r , « n the rightful owner. on the classified page of The 1922 Dodge touring, almost new Is su e of u t i l i t y Bund* h y t h e i l l > ro m in u n l r n t* w i t h y o u u n le s s FOR SALE—DeSoto paints and Pockctbooks, jewelry, *»PIt will cost you only n 1923 Dodge Fanol Delivery like of Hanford, F lo r id a . In t h e Hum of they k n o w y o u r a d d r e s s . vanrishes nt Sanford Novelty ; FOH SALE—10 ncrcs Hammock >,6 llernld. pnrel, personal possessions, T h r e e H u n d red nnd H e v e n ty -l lv e cqnts nnd you will reach thou- nuw. ' , All d l s r n n t l n u a n r e MI’ST he Works, solo ngent3. 154-tfc mile from Imkc, fine celery land. If few T h o u s a n d Hollars, t h e P r o c e e d * t<; things of Intrinsic vnluo sands. ■unde In p e r s o n n t T h e S n n . 1sold quick $1250. 1922 Hupmobilc touring. tie Derived from th e Hale T h e r e o f nnd others thnt nro prized BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries ford ll e rn l d n f f l e r n r hy l e t ­ lie Used to A cquire. M t n h l l a h . WANTED—Men or women to tako ’ Lexington Lark (sport). to ter. T elephone d l s e u n tl n becauao of their association, nnd blackberries—nil vnrictics a W ate r Remember when buying from us I'urtfhdH' nml orders for genuine guaranteed DudRe touring, 1921. n ite rs n r r n o t v a li d . arc often quickly returned, suitable for home nnd commercial we take you direct to the owner hosiery for men, women nnd chil­ Dodge Roadster, 1919. W o rk * H n n i n r H u n t * o n t h e C o u rte o u s , P r o m p t , E f f i c ie n t ly imwihmI nnd m lo p lf il when temporarily lost, planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ nnd sell nt the owners price. • We dren; eliminates dnniing Salary, - National It. U12S. (lot * touring, 0 passenger. dlouth S e rv ic e . day uf A. through Herald Wants. orous, well rooted plants insure deal strictly on the square with $75 a week full time; $1.50 un Two Worm-drive Foru trucks. mid th a t c e r t a i n ordlnanc© n u m b e r Hernld Wants are the good early profits. For full in­ seller or buyer. Our motto satis­ hour spare time. Cottons, heath­ Two Ford Chassis. imI M. e n ti tl e d : . , it # #1, . •'An o rd i n a n c e P r o v i d i n g f«»r tli« first thing to consult when formation nnd illustrated catalog faction to both buyer or seller. ers. silks. International Stocking Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. W ANTED AciiuUltliiii H*tnl»llAhm©nt#| of something of value is lost No. 9, write Southern Adapted Mills. Norristown, Pa.__________ Dodge 1922 touring. mi V .ltclrlc L ig h t nml P o w e r P l a n t or found. n r Plants, hy Ih e • Ity o f H anford. SEMINOLE REALTY CO. M ISCELLANEOUS Nurseries, Ilartow, Fla. Two Dodge tourings, 1920. Hernld Wants bring los­ F lorid a, to ho M a i n ta i n e d n m l O p e r ­ Seminole Annex. **. Chnndler touring. MONEY a te d ns a P u b lic U tility . a " d P r o ­ WANTED—Your old furniture. FOH SALE—Kgry Cash ^Register. ers nnd finders together. Sunford, Fla. Ford touring, 1922. Send this ml nnd ten cents to vid in g for an Is su e of l t l l l t y B ond* Cost $G0 when new. Will sell Many peoplo in Snnford would To reach all the people l,v th e CIO Ilf H anford. F l o r i d a . In Byick touring, 1919, 7 passanger. FOH SALK—Corner lot facing Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., like to buy second hand furniture. cheap. Inquire nt Sanford Herald • effectively — leave your th e Hum of T h r e e H u n d r e d a n d T e n Huick touring, 1918. Lake front, price $1500. E. F. ! Chicago, III., writing your name Advertise your spnre pieces in the office. . T h o u sa n d b a ilo r* , th e P r o c e e d * to Want Ad at The Herald of­ Jhuigc 3-4 ton truck. and address dearly. You will re­ he Derived fro m tin* Hale T h e r e o f , ................ * tils * sell “ "them FOH SALE—Rhode Island eggs Lnne. Herald Wnrft Acts and fice. Phono us to send for to be Used to A cqu ire, l-.stabllsh. ceive n ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S Two Reo Speedster Trucks, quickly. Phono 148 and the wnnt it or phone it to tho Want for setting. 15 eggs for $1.00. P u rc h a s e nml C o n s tr u c t nit K le c lr lc 1921-22. HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND ad department will be glad to in- Mrs. Ellsworth, Ileardall Avenue, Ad Department. l.lubt nml P o w e r P l a n t o r P l a n t s , Light Ford Trucks. for coughs, colds' nnd hoarseness, srrt your nd,_____ ___ _____ ilulv passed nml a d n h l r 'l o n t h e tilth Sanford. Phone 3303, ,83-tfp 917 1917 Ituick touring. tinv of D ecember. A. D. 19**. am i PH O N E 1<18 also free sample package ef FOWANTED—Baby carriage, must SEE tho Sanford Stove Works, 002 t h a t c e rt a in o r d i n a n c e n u m b e r e d 69, 1923 Ovulnnd 4, touring. LEY’JI PILLS, n diuretic stimu­ be in good condition and reason­ Sanford Ave. before buying lant for the kidneys, and FOLEY Some of these cars were trnded ' n 1Att 'o r d i n a n c e P r o v i d i n g f o r t h e ably priced. Box 300, care The stoves. We will save you money. on new Dodges Most of them /^iV V an ".^''K .u Y .liK m em . f « CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ in Sanford Herald. have been left»with us to be sold ,!h(! i*i„nt nr Plants, bv Hu- Ultjr of We also repair stoves of all kinds, ATLANTA. GA., Jan. 21—Thnt stipation nnd''Biliousness. These IF YOU have a good used tar to grafanolas nnd sewing machines. the lynching.recut2 ior 11)23, num­ wonderful remedies have helped nnd applied on tho purchase of Hanf. nl. Flnrlila. I " !"• M a i n t a i n e d nml O p erated a s a P u b l i c U tlllly. trade for city property, address, 191-tfc bering 28 victims, 1* the lowest In millions of people.' Try them! Sold new Dodges. They are nil real nm l P rov id ing i » r an i s s u e o f l H i ­ I!„ care Herald. J good, having been -reconditioned. lly linmls of th o C ity u f H anford . FOR SALE—Missionary straw­ the 10 years during which the rec­ everywhere. Terms to those who cun establish Flcrlilu. In th e Hum of O n e H u n d r e d COMDRESSED AIR CLEANING berry plants well rooted, enre- ords have been kept and is only Hlxty T h o u s a n d D o lla r s , th e credit. Some of these cars can nml Closed cars, carpets, rugs, nt fully pneked, 50c per hundred, about one-third us high ns the P ro c e e d s to be D e riv e d f r o m t h e be uxhanged' for vrenl estate Im­ Hale 111 Second St. T hereof, to lie U sed t o A c ­ average for that period, Is the $3.50 per M. delivered. Mathews proved or unimproved. Diamonds quire. I’. slubllsb. P u r c h a s e n n d Uonstatement of the Commission on Co., Tallahassee. Fla., Route C. nru lruu< ct» •» a Has -Plan*, or anything else of value. ----- n r P l a n t s .-' ' . - i Card* uf Sanford'* Reputable Interracial Cooperation, with head­ ilulv puMi-il nnd n d u p tr d o n t h e m m | Professional SPECIAL NOTICES EXPERT Typewriter cleaning nnd quarters SANFORD MOTOR CO. Men, each of In this city. Tho next ■ I q . u f IJi-cemlii-r.. A . . D* 1924. nml i repairing. /-Ciin II. S. I’ohd, fTowest retoVd twn 38" In'TDHJ the .>•• Dodge Dealers. th n t c e rt a in ortllii*inc«? nuiiii»«,ri,ti yrlinnt, in hit chosrn profession ________ Phone 3. phone 225 or Peoples Bank. 7u. v n il ll n l: i highest was 255 in 1802, and the the llernld recommends lo the "An (Irillnntici* J'rovlillliK fu r nn 17l*-tfc i average for the 10 year period has UNDERWOOD I.k u i ' "f llnml* Iiy tin* I ’lly Ilf Hallpeople. FOR SALE f „ r(| Florliln. In in n s u m n f Hovi-ntvDOES your car need a new top, ' been 100. The Coqimisaon points TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT live Ttioil.iaml Hollar*, tin* l , ri>orriln curtnins or upholstering? Let ! out also thut the area affected is t i n I... lii-rlvi'il from Iho Mule T h * r i ‘• Ford Sedan High class Underwood Typewriters Radford Auto Top Co., 115 Oak j steadily being reduced, from 33 !nf. lo In* U*i-il to A c q u ire . Itullil. j states in 1802, to nine last year. Ave.. do it and be satisfied. ATLANTA, Gn., Jan. 21.—Child l r i . n r . t n n t nml Uqulp " I t t i Uu* Neefor rent to reliable parties. i ."i*»rv F u r n i t u r e ami F i x t u r e *, a i Chandler Touring The commission believes that pub­ welfare workers in Ailnntn Satur­ FOR SALK—2000 sour orange trees Geor'ge A. DeCottes r i t \ lla'.i ami A d m i n i s t r a t i o n liuililUnderwood Typewriter Co. • measure at the ground 1 to 2 1-2 lic sentiment and faithful officials day expressed great gratification Atlorncy-at-Law Dodge Touring 13 S. Main Street Orlando, Fin. inches In diameter. Write Mr. K. I are determined to put an end to over the records of juvenile courts, I ihii. pn»*nl nml mlopteil o n tin* loili Over Seminole County , lynchings. , ,,|.,V I l f December. A. l>. 1923. slioulil ns set forth in figures received J. Osteen, Osteen, Fla. lo -'ritlU eil. ap p riiv i.l nml c o n f i r m e d Hudson Touring. On the other hand the discourng- here from the National Probation Hank ! |,y ihe elector* n f th e I ’l l v o f HnnNO person need become bald- I ing fact is pointed out thnt local j fqril. Florliln. a n d w h eth er th e Sanford, -----------Florida 1 headed. I have a newly invent­ I courts last year failed almost ut Association, und which, they claim, Scrippa-Booth Touring ' l.emi* pro vided o r In *nld n rillm in e i * "bears out remarkable results done ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHTS ed machine that prevents same. ‘ hI. ooIiI lie !*■'ueil hy (In- C it y o f Mantcrly to upprchoml and punish the by the Juvenile Protective Asso­ Sleep Wonderful for adding new life nnd members of mobs. In only three of f.ird. F lnrld a. In th e m a n n e r nnd - Oakland Touring. ciation in the South. “ I wish to ray that FOLEY growth to hair. Stps gray hnirs. I the f o r th e purpo*e* In e ilit iirillnani'y* 1023 cases, so fnr as the com­ Figures, now being nnalysized | prnvlileil uml *ei fo rth , u n d . PILLS worked O. K. on me in a "Price $2.50. Write for particu­ mission could learn, were any nr- here, show that 200,000 children KI&T VULCANIZING 5VOHKS VVheren*. *niil o rd i n a n c e * p ro v id e Schelle Maines couple of hours and the pains left lars ,_S._S._Hoyd ,_J:aurens,_S._C. fu r ||ie ln ii'in i'e nf hiinit* hy llie WHERE USED CARS ARE rests made or indetments returned. under 18 years of age, pass-id me at once. I took . a couple of FOR SALE—200 citrus buds. live In two of thesp rnv Ilf Mmiford. F lo r id a , f o r m u ’ ALWAYS BARGAINS. cases no convictions through the juvenile courts of the * lilelpiil purpoHe*. In t h e t o t a l *uin ! them in tho afternoon, went to bed LAWYER 50c to $ 1.00 each. B. ! were secured. Results in the third Uniteil Stntes Inst year. More of (920 OOO.an. *-■lil loindH t o lie of ami had a good night's sleep nnd F. varieties, case have not been learned. Re­ than 75 per cent of the children t h e deliomllitaloli of $1000.00 e a c h , Tiller, Paula, F la.______ • — Court House have slept good ever since,” writes peated inquiries of local officials HELPED U T I LE GIRL’S COUGH hen rim ; l a l ir e * ! a t th e r a t e nf fiv e Con Thiel, 118 E. Columbia St., FOR SALE—A large reed baby failed to reveal nnv other legal ac­ were placed on probation nnd given an d one-im lf p e r r e i i t u m p e r a n ­ •‘FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR n u m . In terest p a v n h le n e i n l - a n u a l carriage. Tel. 381-J. or 708^Pal­ an opportunity under proper sup­ F°rt Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY tion. beyond fruitless grand jury ervision COMPOUND is fine. My little jy on tin- ttr»i day* of .Inly u n d to prove that they were PILLS arc a diuretic stimulant for metto Ave. _______________ ‘ e n t i r e l**uy o f tmod* investigations. not basically bad and 80 per cent girl had an awful cough. I got n Jioa n umaar tyu. r e*nld tin kidneys and will increase their FOR SALE—Oranges and grapeH ilriy >eur* fr o m th e Tho difficulty of securing evi­ of bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND those placed on probation made d a t e of the iNNUntiee t h e r e o f , holli activity. Refuse substitutes. Sold , fruit, 75c to $2.50 per 100. R. F. dence nnd convictions in such cases Fred R. W ilson TAR COMPOUND nnd gave her a prliirlp al and In terest of sold hund* Tiller, Paula, Fla. everywhere. i says the commission, indicates the good. to he p a y a b le nt som e h u n k In Ih e few doses and she was greatly re­ Establishment of juvenile courts of New Vnrk. S l a t e o f New FOR SALE—Baby chicks, S. C. need in several states of. special ATTORNEY-AT-LAW lieved," writes Clyde II. ilenson, City r k . In la w fu l money of th e Reds, Barred Rocks, White nnd preventive legislation. Among tho in Atlanta and in ninny other cities Mnrlbrook, Virginia. The best Ul united S tate* of A m e ric a , a n d . during the last few years has been F irst N ational Hank Hidg. Silver Wyandotte*, S. C. White suggested measures, which hnvq POLITICAL remedy for coughs,, colds, hoarse­ Whert'iu.. a cuiiviins o f t h e r e ­ largely due to the work of the Ju­ i proved effective in other states, arc Leghorns, F. C. Ancona*. Heavy u r n s of *ald elec tio n *Iiown p rio ri Sanford. ------------ Florida Protective Association, of ness; relieves promptly nnd effec­ tfnnie th a t th e r e s u lt of *utd e le c tio n A N N O U N C E M E N T S i egg producing strains. Pedigreed, , provisions for removal of officers venile tively. FOLEY’S IIONEY AND v.n* in fav o r of th e ntq iro v n l. inl*qiwhich Rev. Crawford Jackson is [exhibition nnd utility matings. who surrender prisoners, the fining COMPOUND has stood the tlo n und c o n f i r m a tio n o f said HrFOR SHERIFF. I Custom hatching. Write today of counties where lyncbngs occur, general secretary, with headquar­ TAR | dlmince* Nos. 07. OS, 69 a n d 70. a n d Li under con­ ters in Atlanta. It is stated that test of time, serving three genera­ In fa v o r iif Ihe ....................if Im mls In anil a state constabulary for prices. Sunnysidc Hatchery, I hereby announce myself as a all but two stutes in the Union, tions. llie to ta l sum n r 1920,000.110, hy th e Elton J Moughton 11 'ltv qf Knnford, Florida. In th e candidate for the office of Sheri'.? i Box 18, Longwuoil, Fla.________ trol of the governor. Muine and Wyoming, provide for | m a n n e r nml f o r th e purpoNi.s p r o ­ "f Scniinolc County, subject to the IFORSALE—Thirty nice, fat, corn ARCHITECT specially special organized juvenile courts BOND ELECTION CALLED. vided for In N't lil o rd in a n c e * . Democratic primary June. 1921. | fed turkeys, nt my farm near with probation wqrk as a corner- | Bank A ffairs A rc | Now, th e r e f o r e .In p u r s u a n c e of F irst' National Hank Hldff. ’ Longwood. C. W. Entzminger._ W. A. Til.LIS. nn o rd e r of th e U nurt h e r e i n miule, LAKELAND. Jan. 21—The board stone. notice I* h e re b y Riven t h a t th e ______ (Advertisement.) Sanford, FOR SALE—At a sacrifice 9-piece of county commissioners have ------------ Florida In addition to its work of estab­ T ak en Over Today i I’ltlxeiia nnd T a x p a y e r i o f t h e **11> fume'll oak dining room suit, Ed­ called an election for March 11 lishing juvenile courts and the | nf Sunford. Florliln, a r e h y s a i d o r ­ FOR TAX COLLECTOR ison phonograph and other house­ when the freeholders of Special , probation system, the Juvenile d e r required to he a n d a p p e a r lieI l l r T h r A o i w l n l n l I'r r * * ) ___ I_ hold furniture. Leaving town. Road nnd Bridge District. No. 3 Protective Association has recent­ ' SIOUX FALLS. S. I)., Jan. 21.— ! fo re the t ’lreiilt C o u rt o f t h e S e v ­ I wish to nnnouncc that I am u 119 Poplnr e n th Jiullelal t ’lrcu ll of t h e S t a t e Ave. MILDRED SIMMONS will vote, cm the issuance of $015,- ly launched n movement for the The uffoTra of Ihe International i of l-’lnrldu. on t h e illli d n v o f l-’elicandidate for re-election to the 6 f-. State Bank with deposits of one buildipg of the Republic of thu ru u ry . A. I».i 1921. at 10:00 o 'rlo e k I’im- of County Tnx Collector of FOR SALK—Or rent four-room 000 in bonds for use in building Teacher of IMnnoforto \. M ut Mnnford, In th e I 'o u n l y of cottage, new. Phone 595-R. 52 miles of additional |>aved roads South, nn institution for wayward million three hundred thousand | Seminole, Seminole County, subject to the s t o l e of F l o r i d a , lio n and Pipe Organ dollars were taken in churge Mon­ boys und girls. Onu hundred thou­ ill Polk county. District No. 3 lies and th e r e to sh o w cnu»e. If a n y t h e y action of the Democratic primary MELLON SEED—Tom Watifon, day by thu state banking depart­ sand dollars .will be raised for nec­ S tudio: Room 225, Meisch h a w . why said Imnds s h o u l d not Irish gray Klecklcy sweet, rioi- in northwestern Polk county, cmt'* be held in June. Heavy withdrawals by de­ he valldnteil nnd enn fIrm eil. Building Ida Fnvorite, Gn. Rattlesnake. I biacing the precincts pf Like essary buildings und other equip­ ment. JNO. D. JINKINS. WITNKSS m y liuml. a n d I h e *enl grow and save these seed myself; Kathleen nnd Uranchboru. Exist­ ment. The site of the Institution, positors was given us the renosn. of th e C irc u it C o u rt iif t h e Mevetllll . ____ f Advertisement) , .1ml lc In I C ircu it of tlu- S t a t e of ing roads will be paved and new or model village, ns it has been FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT money: cannot buy nnv better. 5|) roads TUG SEEKS REFUGE Florida. In unit f o r Ih e C o u n t y of cut through to open valuable called, will*1 be at Hen Hill, ill cents lb. W. T. Thomson, Lloyd, PORT ARTHUR, Tex.. Jan. 21. Seminole, on th e l.lth d a y o f J u n - 1 Campbell county, 14 miles from new tciritory. A. D. 1921. W. A. IIOHHS. M. D. 1 hereby announce that I am a Fla. —The U. S. Naval Tug Buy j miry. Atlantu. It coveni 103 acres. (SKAI.) K. A. DOtrill. ASM. Speriuli*t candidate for the office of Clerk FOR SALE—citrus fruit trees, all Springs, has taken refuge in Vera 'C l e r k of llie C lreull C u u r t o f t h e NEW PRESS INSTALLED varieties on sour orange, rough "i the Circuit Ci/Urt of Seminole Cruz harbor from the "worst hur­ S eventh J u d i c ia l C ir c u i t o f F l o r - Urology, Syphilology, Female Fort Pierce—Dwelling construct­ MIAMI. Jan. 21 .—The Herald * " roll. In an d fo r Mernlnlne C o u n ly . I County, subject to the action of the lemnm and grapefruit nml Skin und Illootl Iliscanert. announces the installation of new ion in new subdivision mnking ricane In years," according to a . ids. W. Sl'IJNCF.It. J It.. Democratic primary in June. 1924. sour orange seedlings budding press ut a cost of $ 10,000. It has steady progress, electric power anu message received here Monday by ! tl. AMoriiry Office 301 Firm Nat‘1 Bank Bldg. f o r I 'e t l l h tier. H. II. CHAPPELL. i size; prices very reasonable. A. I just been placed in operation. I | l 2-22-29-2-3-11 wireless from the Mexican port. I w ater systems to be installed. ' E. Nichols, DcLnnd, Flu. (Advertisement) T rlr R k M M l Will h r r r r r l v r d fr o m p n t r a n a n n d m l . I r r l a r «f«l im m r d ln trlj fnr p a im n l. | T l m r ... —-------------- | 0 r n linn 9 T i m m -------..................... h r n l l n r ■ T im m — y ....... Hr n l l n r 3il T i m m L ..... ~ ............. .. 4e a l l n r B lack F a c e T y p o ilo u h lu n lio v r Rate*. Tlii> red u ced i l n l r a n r o fo r con * c c u tlv e I n a e r tl o n a . glx w o rd* ‘ o f a v e r a g e I r n u t h n ro co u n te d u l l n r . M in im u m c h a r g e 30c f o r llrat in «ertlnn. All a d v e r t i s i n g I* r e s t r i c t e d t o p roper rln sslflcntlnn. If o n e rr o r. I* rn ad o T h e RnnfOrd l l e r a l d w ill tie r e s p o n s ib le for o n ly o ne I n c o r r e c t In s e rtio n , the a d v e r t i s e r , f o r s u b s e q u e n t In s ertio n s. T h e o f f lc o sho uld b e n o tified I m m e d i a t e l y In ense o f rrror. B U IL D IN G ; MATERIAL': . MIRACLE Concrete (Mu cement work, *MewIa n ing blocks, irrlg atk a baaa Terwilleger, l*rop. ' Lumber 'and' Building- Ml carter Dumber comp N. Laurel St. Phone HILL' LUMBER CO. floe Service, Quality Phone 135. CORRUGATED IRON ROOEI COMPOSITION ROLL ROOVj STRIP SHINGIJB, . PLASTER, CEMENT, NAILS. CHASE * CO. SANFORD, FLA*, BUSINESS DIRECTORY You can find the name of evevf live Business Man In Ssnferd la this Column each day. Studcbaker, Packard, Chevrolet J. L. PERKINS Soles Department San Juan Garage Few est Lynchings Forty Year Period PURELY PROFESSIONAL JUVENILE COURT RECORDS PLEASE CHILDWORKERS CA M I ? I S H O U L D S A T I CAIN - A M D W H A T 'S M O R E -I LL TA K E T E T H E R E * I T S O»N T H E T H IR D s\\m p l o o r - V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and MIU Work Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street Wilson Welding & Radiator Works “It it’s Metal wo can weld SANFORD, FLdRIDA STEWART T he Flowers For Member* FlorUta livery 814 Myrtle Avo. S a n fo rd M achine Co. (•ra rra l M irk lir W urka C y lin d e r ■•b.iup R l^ H T OVER HERE I^j T H E h M DEPARTM ENT'I'LL C)ET TH E ONE "YOU PtCK O O V lt> /■ CONNA LOOK P R E T T Y ON [ THAT LITT LE HEAD O F — rrr— A THANK TOUS IR ! ■ | t) F E T O O H K V E .A H A T ^ A U e a r s v /ir o 'r i^ tr f N W ELL Y/HACTOF IT ? I W A .N T T O K N O W V /H E R E . I T 1^ - BaUav ( lr l a d la « Saafard, I*Ii !>im* ms- -I'k o a a QUICK SERVICE T R A N S F E R l.ticnl a n d l.miir l l l . t a a r * l l a a l - •na. stn ra a a • ■ S. O. Shinholser l * Contractor and Builder S an ford ,---------------- Florida W . J. T higpen R eal E sta te By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER O H ItilR -C A sN Y O O D IR EC T M E T O T O U R W orks Insurance TH IRO OOR II. C. M A X W E L L ItSal Estate and FIRE. LIFE. AUTO Insurance SA N FO R D . ------- FLORIDA SEM INOLE A BSTR A C T CO. E. A . D ou glass, P res. i Get r\ r lJ V ♦- fVxlM bef *if.' S ltfi � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 22, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 22, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 22, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6d50ed63fe54dee4d312ec49e23ac566.pdf da94d5831baa3e04859383273a2e61d7 PDF Text Text , v» y?»*1 yw ja... WwrtaShAi.'.. ■......... Larwacmlv lai'+'j'.f P < -••'/' 'r+ W . -‘ d isp a t c h e s Will A ril Ford to F rT T p Iliw Offer * WA8HI I FAIL TO v tu t v taya Mk me itttae, ren­ . _ d Masde . . . - «• voqoaat H o ary Ford orhi» representatives to appear 5 * S u t o S « s r r t ‘“ * “ Mi “ ■ K * w e«»p«»fca. w hkh alao hare made an offer fo r the Mo»he was * r , Ford . „ , himself ana hla hsira k n d t o . t a m oat specifically fbo elaoeee of his offer relating to manufacture of nitrates” erMeh the representative de­ clared . "somewhat indefinite.” the Iowa member also said he ««lU like to propdso to Mr. ro ra.M n p n au y that ho accept * laaaa on the property at a nominal re n t witH the governwent Itltt holding title. .:.L • tiec w >L Ores .lard trio A KEW CABINET I S ANNOUNCED <G? i * ^ aattnf f i r i .♦w ?*t of 0Nl suniWa MDONALI) i to the been con; i cm he W. Naaies of Now Cabinet Ministers PaMtaheff After Being • Submitted to King. (IT I t s Anas its tea P rm ) Jan. 23—The labor es Into action ahead ,tions. J . Ramsay .. kiaked the hand of the ^tity of pistol. J at Buckingham palace Tucsa Included In day afternoon, thus sealing his en•ingv the m hee.on th e high office of prime by the , _ minister and the exchange of seals to a total Of 1 - .- - - —- between the miniitem of the old and hew cabinet will take place at i revolvers or platbll. The the premier's official residence in government-joW 1*7 Downing, street at noon Wcdnesthan |700,(XW fod tbs The names of the new cabinet ministers published officially ■1 request for arm s soon after were MacDonald submitweeks ago by Presl- ted them toMr. the king. on was for lOjOOQ rifles. , New Cabinet. 5,000 were delivered and ‘The sew labor cabinet was offic­ Honal 6,000 mads a part ially announced •w sales, completes the noon as follows: yesterday after­ finally souj J. Ramsay MacDonald, premier Re transaction transactor jolt com- and eecrotarV for foreign affairs. □ot involve any request E. John Robert Clynes, lord nltion for the additional privy teal and deputy leader in the lined, it la undsrstood house of commons. |0bregon government has Loyd Harmoor, lord president of ' s sufficient quantity tof the council. for the rifles from Viscount Haldane, lord chancelr«a.,JJ*.., .tty^V oJU * lor#—*•••••• »•■ • ••• I.-I i..r . Philip Snowden, chancellor of the jiser Richratoni, off executive. | reported to the natry deArthur Henderson, secretary for Tuesday that ths gats home affairs. in Mexican watsrs had J. Thomas, secretary for the col­ • cruiser Omaha and six onies. • which recently left Stephen Walsh, secretary for | waters and that they war. reach Vera Ctha until .Sir Sidney Olivier, head of the India office. 7• . t. revailed in the vicinity Brigadier General Christopher ico and Vera Crus, the Thomson, a ir minister. Viscount Chclmsfordord, first said. No additional Inaa to the condition of lord of tho admiralty. Iked cruiser Tacoma near Charles Wobb, president of tho was given but tbs Rich- board of trade. the Tacoma’s crew on John Wheatley, minister of ’ " will eventually, transfer health. William Adamson, secretary for destroyers and send them Scotland. ited States. at the state depatttnent C. P. Trcveleyan, president of avy department has any the bosrd of education. x Thomas Shaw, minister of labor. received indicating .Vernon Hartshorn, postmaster th e ' Mexican 'rebel propose to take with re­ general. F. W. Jowett, commissioner of American proteat against »g of the harbors of works. Baldwin’s Last Audience. Puerto Mehta), and Stanley Baldwin met his cabinet So far as known no nre yet been planted in for the last time as prime minister Tuesday morning. Ho then pro­ rbors. ceeded to the palace for a last of­ i Rescue Tacoma Crew. ficial audience. His final approach 1NGTON, Jan. 23-Thc to tho nrocincta of royalty -was :rew which had remained made, like his first, In a humble Ho started to walk Re American.cruiser Tn- taxienb. «ki*d on a reef outside through the park, but had to hail was rescued by the.Mex- a cab as a refuge from the people stationary forebs during who pressed around him. Soon afte r his departure, the la­ *ne today, AtvaVes Cosonal representative of bor leader, Mr. MacDonald, des­ ■a Huerta was informed cended into the palace ynrd front n Tuesday night. The Ta- private motor car. The Scottish added is now compute prime minister—as ho now is—a t­ tired in frock coat and silk hat ne­ sage which was reealved glected none of the conventional!(Continued on pngo 8) ** through New Orleans signed by de la Huerta Enflclf rifles * and t 5,000 bnneia ay colt .45 eidlbte auto- .T K if Jers of the supreme thief « t of a furious hurricane naval transport* steamed i port to go to the aid of »a. Our vessels daringly nto the tempeat, regardanger of thsir own loss, Mother And H er Four D aughters B u r n e d to D eath; House Burns i& fS h m rw .'s? 2 3 .Mother and four daughters rangin^from one to 15 years of age, ow completely sunk.” rts to the navy depart- jin n burned to death in a fire ut that Captain SparroW Middleport, five miles from hero Jen were on the Taeodfe. Wednesday when their home wns lining 278 men of tho'erew almost completely destroyed. An­ wn taken off by the ends- drew Hsrvilla. husband and father h°nd. now off /Tampico. was severely burned attempting a «r Omaha and six destroy1 • “c at Vera Crux tomorrow Vescuc. Mrs. Harvilla lost her life in an “ ma waters and It la said effort to save children. With part w*ll pick up the rescued her home a raging furnace, she foma more than a wVck of n* a norther proceeding dashed to the second floor whe/e she seised h e r one-year-old daugh­ 7 atorm went aground ter from her crib and was making , n an exposed position on * miles outside Vera her way to the stsirwav whsn she >jee naval tiige, which had was overcome by smoke. In an­ irom American gulf port! other room Eleanor and Julia, were distance, were compelled found burned to death in a bed. ey the present storm to Another daughter was found dead within the breakwaters under a .bed and a fifth daughter and it is assumed they was probably saved from a similar fats because of a visit to her grandmother’s where she spent the night. ^ O N GINNED. P ANOTHER OFFER MADE ,21 t?“n- 10th amounted h . b.aIe!’ including 235,V \ ai cs counted as half bales American and 781 bales Sea Island i rPa announced Wednesr 1* ginned 13,485 be* I Or Tfce WASHINGTON. Jan. 23—An offer by tho Union Carbide Com­ pany, of New York, to manufacture fertiliser a t Muscle Shoals plant was transmitted to congress Wed­ nesday by Secretary Weeks, lu ./ • . • HANFORD, FLORIDA* WRDNRRDAt. JANUARY, S3* 19X4 > • ■» ____ _— _ ..J psIuQHRlI .■ f TV eurv presence of late enforcement offi­ cers of the govenupcht, the senate Teapot Dome invmtlgatini mittee took steps Tuesday again before It Albert B. former seertary of the interior, and Harry F. Sinclair, leaser of nsyal oil reserves in Wyoming. A subpoena returnable next F ri­ day was issued for Mr. Fall, Who is now in New Orleans, and about whose name sensational charges .In coanection with the lease have cen­ tered recently. The committee In­ formed counsel for Mr. Sinclair that it desired his appears rite a t the esrlies possible date after his attorney had expressed .willing­ ness to cable to Mr. Sinclair to return from Europe. . President Taken Hand l The appearance of a representa­ tive of Attorney Genera) Dai erty at the committee invest was at the personal President Coolldge, who has structed the department of ' to take note of any ii _ or illegal actions on the* any one which may develo] course of the inquiry. A formal announcement from the department during the day said that law officers also were making investigations on their own a?* count. The announcement added that while the department awaited the result or the recommendation, if any, of the committee, this did not mean that there would not be prior action if evidence were de­ veloped competent to lay before a grand Jury or a court. Besides that issued fo r Mr. Fall, a subpoena also went out for J. W. Zevelv, personal friend and counsel for Mr. Sinclair who Is now in New Orlsans. He Is ex­ pected to appear also on Friday and will bo questioned about the loans of Liberty bonds and stock which G. D. Wshlberjr, Sinclair's private sectary, testified yester­ day, had been made to him oy the oil magnate. Says Both 8poke of Loaa Grattan T. Stanford, counsel for the Sinclair Consolidated Oil CoTration, testified today that both r. Sinclair and Mr. Zevcly had told him of this loan and that Mr. Zevely said that he had used the proceeds..to pnrfhate a..house-oa Long Island. Stapford added that he knew that the house had been bought at the cost of about |100,000 and that it was not unusual for Mr. Sinclair to make such loans. Stanford also testified that one of the reasons for the organisation by Mr. Sinclair of tho Hyva Cor­ poration, tho books of which the committee seeks, was th a t Mof tax­ ation.” “The idea was that Mr. Sinclair would organize this corporation," (Continued on pago 8) All Russia F eels Saddened Account Death of Lenine Rx T k f A w o rla lrit I*rvaa) MOSCOW. Jan. 23­ In the interest of science an au­ topsy was performed Tuesday a f­ ternoon by 11 doctors, including the German specialist. Professor Foestra. It disclosed, according to the official bulletin, marked changes in the blood vessels of the brain and fresh ruptures of these vessels, which were the direct causo of denth. The death certificate was signed by four professors, four doctors and Health Commissary SemashAnother ofilcialn bulletin not signed, but dated the Krclin says that the alt-Russinn congress of so­ viet’s "will take steps in the near future to secure the work of the government without interruption, tho soviet power standing flrn guard over the conquests of tho revolution." Leninc’s death, which the official announcement said, wna entirely unexpected, in view of tho recent improvement shown in hia condition comes at a time when party differ­ ences are being aired, and when tho other soviet leader best known intemationklly, Leon Trotsky, is 111. and for reasons of health out ox state affairs temporarily. , The government is arranging for an impressive funeral a t Moscow Saturday. Even before the public generally knew of the premier'c death all arrangements for a great ceremony was completed. There will be nation-wide mourning for the head of the boUhevists, and. meanwhile, party differences will be submerged. Felix Djerjinsky, commissar for the interior, is chairman of the com mittee on funeral arrangements which comprises many other promt nent communists, Trotzky is not among those named. From six o'clock tomorrow even­ ing the public will be permitted to view the body. Soon afte r the fun­ eral the federal congress of soviets the supreme legislative and elective body of the federation will meet. Thbr congress was t« have met to­ morrow after the meeting of tho all-Russian soviets. All theatres and places of amuse­ ment in Moscow have been ordered dosed until after Saturday and tonight great crowds gathered In the neighborhood of the Pravada offices awaiting extra editions, whicii might contain further information respecting the passing of the pre­ mier and the- political situation in Russia. 5• ‘ m m I v TOY TO COMPROMISE SUR TAX RATO ROYAL WELCOME !Y • * TO IT S VISITORS Also Inform BtaclUr T hat B k ApK araneeat. BsrUest.Pi Date _■ ■ -. RnfGLft COftKS F f r t CENTS -#*#£>asawiJ JC<-• *<:: sv-V '. ■' „ ’ I in the maximum surtax WABHlNGTON, Jsn. s5£Hoese ra te from SO to 26 per cent, he LIWMl Republican leaders Tuesday con­ said, would prerent such action. tinued their efforts to reaeh a com­ What course win be taken, relative Ceaikhetesi Merekaots anff Wive* Meter Threngh Celery Fields sad promise basis on the surtax rates to tbte normal income tax rates Are Gnesta at Done* off tho MeUon tax bill despite re­ not been .indicated. newed indications from the White Gamer Tahoe 'Exceptions Sanford was host to 168 members House that President Coolldge was determined to Accept no modifica­ of the National League of Commis­ Has A m u #4 tion in this feature of the treasury sion Merchants With th sir wives on PfcuM Win B* Com­ reranoe measure, considered the took exception to the separate plete Soon crux of the tax reduction scheme. meeting of Republican members of Tuesday afternoon and night and I Trx revision was discussed at tho ways and maens committee, from ths many expressions of Ap­ Tuesday’s cabinet meeting and af­ declaring It "denied the declara­ preciation mode by tbs visitors, it Reiterating his belief bi a terward It was made plain that the tion of Secretary Mellon and this was tvident th a t th t entertainment future for Sanford and expr _. reetdent stood squarely behind the administration th a t tax reduction in their behalf was greatly enjoyed. gratification on the dectekm e l tha [ellon plan end Its fundamental should be considered non-partisan,” Tho visitors arrived snortly after . rinciplee, and would agree only to voters in passing favorably open Chairman Green, after two meet­ aboard a special trala of amendments designed to perfect it. ings of the. Republican members 311o’clock the recent bond election when; the cars and were met by Sanford There were Intimations that Mr. announced that the full committee people in approximately 40 auto­ $920,000 issue for tho ptffchane of Coolid KFildgO would regard any surtax would be csited In session .tomor­ mobiles. On the committed wel­ utility plants was passed, R. W. te above 25 per cent as urged by row to start work on the rate coming the visitors wens 8. M. 7Beecretary Mellon as a change in schedules. Griffith 'of Huntington, W. V o, . Lloyd, chairman, 8 . 0- Chase, J. C. the fundamental principle of the W hat program would be follow­ Hutchinson and R. K. Deas. stated Wednesday morning that ha Mellon bill and a basis for a veto ed was not announced. It was in­ In the party Were Visitors from and Us associates ware pushing of the. measure. dicated, however, that considera­ 23 states oil of whonr represented plana for tha commencement of Leagworth Continues Confab tion of the income tax rates would leading shipping organisations of work on Sanford's m Notwithstanding, Representa­ be put over until the last, while those several states. Two weeks hotel. * tive Longworth of Ohio, Republi­ the new rates for miscellaneous ago ths commission merchants dos­ When a preached upon tha can floor leader, continued confer­ taxes, including all of the so-called ed s moat successful convention in joct of tha hotel, Mr, Griffith had ences with party members relative nuisance taxes, would be taken up Jacksonville and since th a t time thia to say t ‘VS to compromise surtax rates as be­ first. Apportionment of reductions have been on a tout of.the southern “You may say that during my tween the Democratic and Mellon considered possible in revenue for pert of the state visiting a t Tampa, absence in tho north durian Urn proposals. The ways and means each class of tax es will be consid- Lakeland, Bradentown and .0'_ other _ post fow weeks, that I mhdu ar­ places of Interest. Monday anJ committse, which first must deter- ered beforehand. rangements fo r ths financial back­ mins these rates, marked time Tuesday morning Orlando enter. Program Would ing of tha hotel and that part is . while ths, majority members of the £blyTvi Such a program probe' would talned them. now complete. I and my two noFollowing their arrival in San­ committee framed a program un­ >r at (east two w weeks _ ^ fi«»qi der which tho rate schedules will settlement by the committee on this ford, the party was taken for n Prosecuting Attorney Will Maks nocletes, W. P. Ftayd of Ranting* ton, and Bruce McDonald of Logan, be considered. Race For County Judge In surtax rates the center of the fight motor trip down Celery Avsnue W. Va., prominent rapltaltsts, put Mr. Longworth reiterated that between proponents of the Mellon through the famous celery fields rf Coming Primary of June.’ 500,000 In Urn proposition and his interest In a new tax bill was and G am er plans. The committee that section. Later a thorough in­ are associated with a t A. E. Kelly the framing of a measure whieh has been instructed by the Repub­ spection was mode of the enormous Malncs, for (he post sevT of Huntington, n hotel men off IS *‘ pass . . s In in the house; I could Adoption lican conference to report the tax oracooling plant of ths Sanford en Schetle years, prosecuting attorney for years' experience." 'armors’ Exchange where the vinof* the ‘ Mellon suggestion for a re­ l measure by Feb. 11. . . County, will make tho race Thebe three gentlemen w4R - ■- ■ ■' ---- —l----c___ itora were amiased at the also and Seminole for the office of )f county i Judge In the leave for Sanford on Sunday and modemess of the plant. . . according rding to an an- win arrive here Tuesday, Mr. Grif­ After the party had been con­ Juno „primary ducted through the plant and had nouncement mado Wednesday and fith said. Upon their arrival the watched with intereet fanning ac­ appearing elsewhere in this paper. plans will ba gone into in detail Sinco the announcement some and settled. Soma plans in tivities in the celery fields, the members were then taken for a time ago that Judge E. F. House­ to the hotel hare already ready bbeen de­ drive doten Geneva Avenue to Sev­ holder would not make the race to cided, be continm but. Mr. . Kelly succeed himself, It has been rumor­ enth Street and then down French will moke other changes and then ed that Mr. Mainea was seriously Avenue to West First Street. A we will employ the services of on (B e Tfee A ssociates P re ss) (l* r The A m m I R N P »e«e) trip to Rand’s siding where tho considering making the rare him­ architect, probbaly one from Jack­ WASHINGTON. Jan. 23—Four WASHINGTON, Jan. 23—Tho loading stations were viewed, was self and today’s announcement def­ sonville, who will drew up tha Uvea were lost in the final wrecking American and Russian communist tho next place of'’intereet shown initely conflrrpa those rumors. of the cruiser Tacoma at Vera Crux movements and official parties were to the visitors. Afterwards the vis­ Since beginning the practice of plans, ha further sold. When ths plans are reedy bids The dead were Capt. Herbert G. linked together in testimony and itors were driven through the res­ law in this city Mr. Mainea has Sparrow, Edward Thaxter, Mer­ document^ submitted by state de­ idential section of Sanford down to been actively engaged in politics will be advertised for end work rick Homery, Harry Lussler, Solo­ partment'officials today to the sen­ tho business section and then to having held tho offico of municipal should begin not later than June mon Slevin, radio operators. Tho ate foreign relations sub-committee tho Valdes Hotel where the motor­ Judge for two years until hia resig­ 1, according to Mr. Griffith. ations sot When my associates arrive and bodies are still on board the vessel investigating nation July 20, 1022. For a nsm " ‘ question ;ue the of Amer cade disbanded. hare decided more definitely on and an effort is being made to re­ can recognition of the Russian The visitors dined on board of her of years he was employed by we oropoaltion, we will make the move them. The remainder of the soviot government. the train a t 6 o’clock. A t 0 o’clock the county commissioners as prose­ the crew of 48 are on board naval tugs. Through many documents ob­ an informal dance was given at tho cuting attorney and when tho coun­ details public from time to time tained by government agents, some Valdez Hotel in honor of guests ty court was created in the last for we feel that Sanford as well WASHINGTON. Jsn. 23—Death in radical raids, A. W. Kllefoth, as­ and their Wives. The dance was session of legislature, he was ap­ as we, are vitally interested in this of Capt. Herbert G. Sparrow of the sistant chief of the state depart­ largely attended by the people of pointed to the office by Governor matter. I t Is sufficient to say a t this wrecked cruiser Tacoma at Vera m ents Eastern Europe division, this city and more were present Cary A. Hardee. Since 1016 Hr. Crus..and.two radio operators of and Robert F. Kelly, of Its intelll- later in the evening. On the recep­ Mainea has represented Semlnolo time that th e ,hotel is an' assured the ahtp, due to an accident aboard genew office, sought to' prove that tion committee w ent 8. O. Chase, county on the state Democrstie the Tacoma during a norther, whs the,'American and Russian com- W. A. Leffler, S. M. Lloyd, John Executive committee and a t pres­ ent holds the office of secrctary- been made which will be passed reported to the state department mdnista operated in close coopera­ Gillon and C. E. Henry. y. This of­ upon finally within ten,days. This Tuesday night in a cable message, tion toward a common goal. The At 10:30 o’clock s buffet luncheon from Consul Wood at Vera Crux. aim according to some of the pa­ was served which was greatly en­ fice Is, however, purely honorary is the way Mr. Griffith summed Up the situation as It now stands. Tho message gave no detailn. but pers presented, was an "armed up­ joyed. Dancing ufss enjoyed until as there is no pay attached. rising”„ in designed . this country........... , 12 o’clock when the parte departed Mr. Mainea was born and raised Mr. Griffith arrived In Orlando said that Captain Sparrow and tho rang two operators lost their lives while to "destroy the bourgeoisie gov­ for the train. At 1 o’clock tho train at Lake Butler in that part of Sunday with his family and wilt pulled out for the east coast where Bradford county which ia now Un- remain there for awhile until he In the performance of their duties. ernment.” Consul Wood's message, which Copies of coda cablegrams and the party will be entertained at on county and was graduated from can mako arrangements to move was sont froin Vera Cruz at 2 p. other communications sent by the several points along the way. Lat­ the Lako Butler Normal and High to this city. In the meanwhile he m. today was made public by tho Third Communist Internationale ex er a short trip to Cuba will be School. He entered Stetson Uni­ will be busy for some time here in versity and was graduated from this city whero he maintains an ccutivc committee ‘ at Moscow, nude. navy department as follows: that institution Juno 1, 1016. with office in the First National Bank "I am profoundly distressed to whose officers also were high offic­ thu degree of Bachellor of Law. building. announce the death of the captain ials of tho soviet government, to Ho has been a resident of SemiUpon his arrival here Mr. Grif­ of tho U. S. S. Tacomn and also the communist party leaders in this nolo pounty since November of fith found stacks of mall awaiting of two radio operators through an country were presented to the sen­ 1012. He began to practice his prohis attention and Monday and accident on board the ship during ate committee. fossion in this city July 23, 1016,. Tuesday waa head over heels In the Charles E. Rutherberg of Chi' a norther while in performance of cago and has been admitted to practice taak of answering hla correspond­ was named by Mr. Klicfoth as duty. Particulars will follow.” n state and federal courts. prominent communist leader here ence. The navy department did not ex­ aand Speaking of his raco in connecttho wituess presented manv pect additional advices as to tho communist on with his announcement for the documonte. including of­ Governor R. L. Beckman conditions aboard the Tacomn be­ ficial bulletins, which had been bar­ of Former Rhode Island, who has become offico of County Judge, Mr. Alaincs Porto Rican Envoys fore tomorrow when tho light ed previously in tho Michigan syn­ uite interested in Sanford through stated that for years ho has been cruiser Omaha and six destroyers, dicalism trials of Rutherberg and the influence A sk Modification of his closo friend, actively associated with the woik delayed by the heavy storm on tho others. Harry T. Bodwell of this city, will of the county judgo’a office and Their Constitution Mexican coast, are expected to award two handsome loving cups to feels qualified by his experience In reach Vera Cruz. the winners of a golf tournament this offico as well as his experience ENGINE EXPLODES. (B ) T h e A x w l a l i i p r ra a t Before Consul Wood’s message which will be staged at th« Sanford as a lawyer to fill the duties nnd WASHINGTON, Jsn. 23—Mo~ (H r The A m m Ii I h I F rtM ) arrived a wireless message signed fodlCountry Club links'within a short requirements of tho officu. vhich by Adolfo de la Huerta had been YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO. Jan. 23 time. Ho further stated that be wished ficatlon of the organic act whic ’ortoy. received from Vera Cruz by his —Engineer, Aremah and inspector Word to,that effect was received to be County Judge beenuso ho felt serves os a constitution for Pol' personal representative here, Al­ were killed when the engine of here Wednesday morning by, Mr. that he could serve the people of Rico was asked Wednesday by varez Castillo, saying that the Ta­ Pittsburgh and Lake Erie passen­ Rotlwell from Mr. Beekmotev Mr. Seminole county in n Creator way members of the Porto Rican delega­ coma had been completely sunk in ger train exploded at Aliquippa, Beckman, who Is an enthusbstic than ever before and would niako tion in a conference with Presi­ the storm but that Mexican naval Pa., Wednesday, it is said at New golfer and lover of all aports, has thu race on his record, both as n dent Coolldge and) members of transports by his direction had put York Central headquarters here. become Interested in this city and irivute citizen and as a public of- Senate and House committees. to sea and saved the remainder of Officials had feared some passen­ its splendid course and It Is quite cial. Ho will maintain no political Delegates declared “time has coma gers hnd been killed or injured. ths crew of the Tacoma. probable that at some future time organization, he said, but would when we, American citizens, that will visit this city vo bo tho guest rely upon his record and tho Influ­ wo are, may with entire safety as­ ence of n largo number of friends sume responsibility in management of Mr. and Mrs. Bodwoll. who have urged him repeatedly to of our own affairs.” Tho tournament, the details of which have not bean fully complet­ run for the office. ed, will be held in a short time and Creasy Acquitted o f will be open to all tho people of Cornerstone Lyman K illing Girl Teacher this city only, it is said. It is to put on to stimulate interest in School., to.. Be.. Laid Speaking before a combined ‘Oh, well, you know, business is be local links, and it was Mr. luncheon of the Klwanis Club. Ro­ business!* Its first appearance in the M l M L ^ r V a r i 23— . Bookman’s idea to give the trophy Thursday Afternoon William tary Club and Chnmber of Com­ history was when Shylock spoke it in M«'Crcaa^r, of* Fort Thomporder to create more Intere. t uy, < . merce at tho Valdez Hotel Wed­ demanding his bond.” son . Ky, . ." Wednesday was acquitted * * ■ Mr. Thorpe wont on to say that and give an incentive for apirite.l nesday noon, Merle Thorpe, editor afternoon a t 3 o’clock by a jury of murdering Miss Edith rivalry- Ono cup will be awarded theThursday of The Nation’s Business gave a this phrase, typilteh a popular criti to cornerstone of the Lyman Lavoy, Freeport school teacher, on tho best woman golfer and the cism of business, particularlyr big forceful address on “Business Is School between Longwood and Al­ June, 1022, In her boarding house business, and that (t has been kopt other to the best in the ranks tamonte Springe will b« put in after Business.” . , their engagement to marry among the men. The luncheon was largely at­ alive by unscrupulous politicians. Within a short time the complete place. The Afasonie lodge of Long- had been broken. He was convicted Because the people belleve.it, wo tended by leading business and plans for the tournament will be wood, assisted by the Sanford a t the first trial in October, 1922. professional men of tho city- Sev­ have had a lot of bad business leg­ iven out, it was said. Otis Masonic lodge ill bo in charge of Creasy won the appeal after nine eral visitors were Introduced aqd islation, both federal and state. V C jeorge, local professional at the the ceremony. Worshipful Mas- months tn the death house at Sine made short remarks. Among them Thousands of bills are introduced country club, is arranging all tho ter Ben J. Overstreet, chairman of Sing. Defendant almost collapsed wore Bishop E. G. Rlchatdsqn of annually restricting business oper­ plant) aided by a committee from the board of trustees, will be the on bearing the verdict. tho Methodist Episcopal Church. ation. all on the ground that tho members of the club. master of ceremonies. Kiwanlan Forreit Lake, mayor “Business Is Business” is some­ 1 Charles D. Haineduf Altamonte of Sanford, introduced Mr. Thorpe thing more than a catch phrase. Spring, candidate for Governor Sen. Carr&way W ants In another direction the phrase Negro K ills One Man has been invited to make the prin­ and extended a welcome on behalf Quick Action in Case has brought trouble and disaster cipal speech of the afternoon. of the city: , Mr. Thorpe took as Wn text to the honest business man. His and Injures Two More The Lyman School waa named ( H r T h a A a a * rla t» 4 P re a a ) "Business Is Business.” He aald employos have been led to believe in honor of Howard C. Lyman, (Hr n » A h m Is I s I P ress) that this subject was given him that “Business la Business” is the lato school trustee, who was re­ . WASHINGTON, Jan. 23—Declar recently With the expectation that rule, and that an employer Is CORDELE, GA., Jan. 23—Ono cently killed in an accident. Tho mg it had become apparent that man was slain, two wounded, one ubllr is cordially invited to at- Teapot Dome Naval Oil Leaso D he would treat it facetiously. He watching every chance to put over being serioualy shot Wednesday, end this ceremony. “tainted with corruption,” Senator , found, however, that the more he some sharp practice. when a negro for whom four men Caraway of Arkansas moved Wed­ The speaker pointed out that the thought about the innocent appear­ searching, opened fire as the COLLEGE PRESIDENT DIES nesday in tho Senate for Immediate ing phrase the sadder he became, heed today was to correct this were surrounded him a t a saw action on hia resolution to cancel for instead of it being a source of erroneous impression by a larger quartette mill near here. Edward Barber, a the lease. “It was a transfer of (nr The AaaoclalrU 1‘rraa) understanding of business as it wit and humor and pleashntry this farmer, was instantly killed, Karl WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.—Dr. property for private consideration” phrase typifies the popular misun­ really ia. It ia trebly necessary to­ Williams, local dentist, waa wound­ derstanding of business practices. day that this understanding be ed in the right lung while James W. M. Riggs, president of Clemson said Senator Caraway. Tho phrase “Business Is Business” brought about, because with our Russell was slightly wounded. Paul College, South Carolina, died in POTTER TESTIFIES. * is found in seven languages, and increasing speed of civilization the Wood had bullet holes through pa-t hotel here Wednesday. in every case H carries therhmplica- ramifications and interrelations of of his clothing. The negro escap­ H r T h e A u m Ii I i S P re a a ) NEW RUM TREATY. tion that business has a different trade and industry have become ed. NEW YQRK, N. Y„ Jan. 23— standard of morals, ethics and such that it is well nigh impossible William M. Potter, former head ( I lf T h e A a a « fU lr( I’reaa) practices than other professions for the human mind to compre­ bookkeeper for the Anti-Solooa Lea hend the far-reaching influences of MARKETS WASHINGTON, Jan. 23—A new sue, testified at the trial of William and callings. act. ______, When the . Russians ______| quit rum treaty with Great Britain was H. Anderson. League superintend­ “ ‘Business la Business’ hides in a n y __ - jobbers* * 7 along -•— the (Hr Tkf AwMllIrd Press) signed Wednesday at state depart­ ent. at Anderson’s direction he had innuendo that there is danger Just drinking *tea, CHICAGO. Jan. 23,-W heat: ment. transferred entries In the Leagues ahead,” said Mr. Thorpe. “It goes Ohio Buffered. A lump of coal en ________ __________ Into 160 industries andsosoon May, 1.08 6-8 to 3-4; July, 1.07 poks and written checks for Ana step farther than caveat amptor, tors Mr. Thorpe made a plea for the to 1-4. Bad news from Washington to­ erson, which were charged te the it save the seller must also beware. Com: May, 70 to 114. day. Dempsey will refuse to pay salary sccount of BertsaU Phillips, At the same time, It ban been used use of successful men in our gov Oats: May, 47 to 1-8, the war vets their federal bonus. as collector. ________ ' _____ Continued from Page 8 as justification for sharp practices, fa tSv,-: . Jfc . ..-Vr ./) ____ : ______________ _ MAINGS ENTERS THE RACE FOR C0UNTY_JUDGE Captain of Tacoma Senate Testimony and Two Radio Men lin k s Communists M eet Tragic Death o f U. S. and Russia Former Governor To Give Trophies . For B est Golfers i :i Merle Thorpe Gives Forceful Talk On The Subject of “Business Is Business” S S is �•• R s g s p p Ktr,* ■.j. Jk3?# } It- Itw t G4LI ./ Y+i&* *1: 7 T«- »’.r *f *H bv condo b k p i a n s DOINGS OP THE D UFFS— AGRICULTURE v ta tr 4 P v tv t* OF FLORIDA, rBxpcrimcnto with the barl of banch grapes, mostly , for use in Florida aro be“ Kted by the Florida Exfttatlon in an effort to the boat of mediocre r a ­ ted establish by actual test, ‘ ill poaaible factors, the it will do best in this w o W - w fr Q X W B SSl vuiAT K rr r w '& r .T tm s o M t* * UFtf a«om u)uiiJV »uT COSTS TUE AXfO D0B5TUC ■ r SF varieties are now bo* Later on, promising * will bo tested on different ks. Many fins varieties, ac­ ; to some authorities, do bet* other rootstocks than on _wn. l ’experiment station Is also • tin t extensive experiments 'd tru s, and with tho many and rootstockr. (and of pears in an effort to *that will have every pos* irable feature for culture is state. addition, according to Harold f, assistant horticulturist in ►of the horticultural ground* r tests are being conducted on phases of the growing and stion of persimmons, nvo guavas, pecans, bush beraental plants, and many ■M' 1 TH006KTVOO W JZ 60H 6 T SAY IT VMUL A fo rd / y ,fV -rrs j u s t A PL8ASANT s a m JF. f !. COOLIDGE Continued from page 1. ..am for economy. There is an economic III anywhere iintry that cannot ho treely or indirectly to high a increase that burden is _*rd tho gcnernl welfare. |h economy, to decrease Is to enlarge the reward of . s, who toils, say to you frankly that ex* rhere specifically authorized r I will not countenance tho in f of obligations in excess of appropriations. I urn equal* •nk in saying to you thnt I it look with favor upon nrncof asking for additional fund* the year in progress. These requests, commonly known ‘omental estimates, may be <occasionally to meet real incles or contingencies ariathe budget has been sent , _ iss, or to meet obligations. l.U only in cases such as these ‘ the chief executive will favorconsider the transmission to ta supplemental csti* mroc?£.'ion to state that 'given much thought to the of federal subsidies. Th? U appropriation for such sub­ cover a wido circle. This ofample precedent for unlimit* •expansion. I say to you, howir, that the financial program ho chief executive docs not con•late expansion of these silli­ es. My policy in this matter is predicated alone on tho drain eh .these subsidies mnko on the •Iona! treasury. This, of itself, l .sufficient cause for concern. Tint am fearful thut this broadening pf the field of government nctivlI is damaging both to the federal eminent and the state govern* fats. Efficiency of federal opera‘ns im impaired an their scope i; Ally enlarged. Efficiency of th?a State governments is impaired u • relinquisl nnd turn over to the m l government responsibilities ch is rightfully theirs." NWMMtfr j x r asvibu . ) f EfcTBlD OPTHAT! LOWd FACS AMD MAkSUP N$UQ MIND TO DEMAIN W'lUE MOOSF---------- i \ M / VA*. - * • ■ ;■*' • - ,- n r>. * _ • ' Vf 4 • •* ft V • • /- u , 3i3 ,■ ■ p‘5-v v in n i'I^ 4'1'rCHfflr ' . ' »i' / • , /•. , \ . e-»*•’/..■%• 2,’ AW.SWO<VJS\ 1 o o n rsre v w v x CAMT0O o a r All* TLW AW1VE6EE^rVL ;Jl WATER C • #■■' ’ : . : • :.••> , - •. - • tm n m w o ta d Be ) m Ss V eterans Dead Merle Thorpe, editor of the “Na­ tion's Business*' anji a prominent figure in the business world and who has accepted the invitation ’a f the Sanford Chamber «f Com* m e t r e to be l b gues^nnoneheon, will arrive .in. . ______ Sanford Wiednesday win ........ and will be the g u e s t ^ht the Kl* \ / . I . - • B y Telephone Sysfe* JACKSONVILLE Jjut. & - S t Elmo W. Costs, d ty eommlaalonfr ^ > 1 ? y r ” " . 1" ■>". Ht, of parka, has announced his Inten­ tion ef proponing the planting of holly trees on the new beach high­ way for Dnvnl cremty hoys who cooperation between the So,,nS died in the World War nnd oaks T^*Pbj,n* Company and^lC for those who saw service. The d ty o fSt. Augustine. Valim of X idea is to make of the beach rood a memorial » to the World War heroes of this ceonty. Be. will in­ clude in the proposal the sugges­ Pin*. '*>*** fr<3 tion that a plate do placed oneach tree bearior’the name of a soldier and the privilege of cultivating IW tree wil be extended to relatives of PRESIDENT INDORSES BILL, the soldier whSeo memory it rep­ resents, . ' TARPON SPRINGS. FLA*. Jan22—This city is making plans to . make this year’s water ckrnlvW, which will be held on February 1-1 aad. 14, the greatest event of its kind yet staged h«re. Everything in the way of water, sports, boat1 W<W hc?lt*w ss found that Mr. racing, awlmmlng contests, divingK- Thorpe would be unibie to be here exhibitions, decorated debts, gon *.on a Friday and to be WcaMi >«l doles, free water trips, free auto - 'th e weekly Innehcon of the Cham­ nubile trips, etc*, will be offered ber of Commerce, it WM arranged for him to speak at the Kiwanls those who attend the ctlebrslion. These sporting events wUl be dub. It is announced that every­ held In Spring Bayou, wWeh ftnrnfa one is cordially invited t> hear Mr. THIS W EEK IN a natural water amphitheatre. Thorpe nnd those dcriring to do so There several thousand-Beats and are requested to mahis reservations SANFORD private boxes will be built, to pro­ for a plate with 8; M. Uoyd be­ vide comfortable place* for those fore fl o'clock tonight. •whig' the event*. Between the Just what will be Mr. Thorpe’s meting_ of _______ Masonic The re g u la r ____ different items Royal Arch Chapter'w ill be held operas will * in Masonic hall a t 8 p. m. bsvo been The regular meeting of Masonic sion. interpet ** ' ai Guard will bo held a t tho dancing nnd n-----. In the evening of each day a thoso"who expect to hear him are j Court House a t 8 n. m. separate opera will be. rendered by a company of about 120 pwpf? Jn __ chamber wilf be hcU ______ .-ofC Commerce o mmerce '___ the east. The' stage will be built in time to hcor. at Valdes Hotel A i 0 p. m. the center of tho baypu from H EA PtiG POSTPONED. Wedas * . _ __.Br/... which the music and plajrs will be The -Regular meeting of Elks delivered. The “Mikado”, has been i r r 'f k . Peeee) selected for the first duy*8 perform­ WASHINGTON, Jan. ^ .--A ft­ Club will be held a t Club House at •’ • ance and that will be followed by er n two hour hearing the house 6 p. m. Address by Merle Thorpe to tho •Priscilla." • military edmmitteo put over fur­ -Vther cpneidcration of Muscle Kiwunis Club a t Valdes Hotel at JOINS FORCES Shoals problem until Wednesday/ 12:15. Thursday. — . , i Assurance is given the commit# ■ PALATKA. Jan. 82>-Tlw local' tc„ ,ta t ^ th ln a few days a new Weekly luncheon of Association Chamber of Commerce has re- wa railing for the manufacture of of Buvinesa Women at Lu-Beth soiled to join the Jacksonville fertilizer ' would ............................. bo in its hands. Cafeteria a t 12:00. Friday. Board of Trado and other Elrailar organisations affected in efforts to AGAINOT^FURTHBR INCREASE Weekly luncheon of Chamber of Commerce a t Valdes Hotel a t 12:15. carry out plans for an Jntcrcoastal Regular meting of Rebekahs at canal routed by way of tho St. in* t *-- A»*«#iat#,i rrr-«> Johns river to Lake George, aadl WASHINGTON. Jen .22,—W- Maaonic Hall a t 8 p. m. theuce by canal to tho Indian river. | dicat ions wo'e given Tuesday At Ocala—Road A waterway of this description, it the White House that President ------ construction _ ---- work ... It pointed out, would give yachts- Cooiidgc would regard any our- in Merlon county making rapid men from colder climates addi tax rate .above 25 per cent as a progress. tional opportunities to enjoyvtho j change In the fundamental prinDon’t talk your head off and while o n 1riplc of the Mellon tax bill and as balmy Florida weather wt basis fotr veto of any such bill. then wonder wh^ you haven’t any. o f their'winter visit* ^ « r hc* - u j- * *h"' JssSfa P Orange Festival W ill Pictures Are Taken FOUR SERIOUSLY Be B ig Event in Polk Attractive Spots Here HURT WHEN AUTO County Last of Month For Postal Card Views AND TRAIN MEET b ■• ssft Tsosygi s i* . ident Cool Mgs gave hii unqualtwi endorsement Tuesday to th* w— brick-Burtoets bill for govern! ment loans to northwesterafam! 1 era for purchase of cattle. ELECTION PPOSTPONED m a r i ta l bond election for thia place has been postponed *? Fipersons _ 19 ln ordcT gire additional time 2to AnJ “ unet of,( W07.000 for publio improvements is involved. P£N AND BRUSH CLUB. Mr The A lM tb ir S I’ r„ . ST. AUGUSTINE, Jan 22The Pen and trunh club, composcd of writore and artists residing here, has been formed for the pnr. pose of providing a place for Its member* to meet and cxrhanra ideas and exhibit camples of their work. Mrs. John Jcx, a writer unjs unanimously elected president Representatives of the Author*’ League,-the Artists’ Guild, the lit Kat, and • number of other literary and artistic clubs of New York and other largo citlcn* aro included in the list of charter members. Arcadia—Businera men and veg. ctnble growers to open packing house. -------•.* WINTER HAVEN, Fla., Jan. 22. Twenty-seven pictures, all repre­ —All Florida is.looking with in­ senting attractive sights of Han­ terest to the display of citrus ford, hnviv'becn taken and sent to fruits and vegetables raised in the Asheville Post Card Company of Asheville, N. C.. from which Passenger Train Hits House Car at Polk county during tho three days .thousands . , .. _ of attractive post cards of tho Polk County Orange Festi­ Crossing Near llarbcrrille— will be made for local dealers, it val, to be held Jnn. 22-23-24 in was announced Tuesday by the Victims in DcLand Hospital thin city. Those in chnrgo of the Chnniber of Commerce. nffnir hnvo expressed the belief Sunford The,new post cards will iirobaDELANI) ,Fln., Jnn. 22.—One thnt CO,000 visitors aro expected bly arrive in Sanford within alv of tho worst collisions ever to take during the festival. % i 1 weeks or two months, it is said, place in this section occurred nt Three prizes nre offered for the and nlready a large supply has 1:15 Monday afternoon when n best decorated floats in the parade ordered by mcrchahts of this house car wns hit at the Rnrbcr- on the opening day, $200 for first been Tho ranis will be taken in vlllo crossing nnd four people ser­ prize, $100 for second, nnd $50 for city. various colors which will odd to iously injured — two of them third. the attractiveness of the views. thought to be fatally. wwa« tr e# '4 C iii at m cor•*i- • «Jt«l V^CUMIJ re hundred ninety-eight booths Cards with pictures showing the •$$•$••!• '• .....»'!’* «-a • *’l * • The injured people were brought will exhibit the citrus fruits nnd latest developments und growth of r f ^ H E[fico c o rttt of a car depends in large f ginters, with our wealth a ex­ ations, including IS coats of paint to DoLand on thu train and from vegetables raised in the county. this city have been needed for some "' part‘ on volume and efficiency, i perience, we probably'know w hat ia and varnish. ' • the passenger station were taken A prize of $50 has been offer­ time, it hns been pointed out, nnd A beat X i t ig no criterion of value. . to the hospital where a number of ed fur the best impersonator of news of the new curds will be re­ Open cars' have real leather 1 Studebaker builds 150,000 fine cars Ijb We use 35 formula) for ataels. doctors had already been gathered Jackie Coogan, and $50 will bq ceived with interest here. cushion*. They cost, over imitation and where the pntients were oper­ given the best clown. 20 of whom Among the views.that were tak­ I yearly. AU of them are Sixes. The Each is best suited to Certain parts, < ated on nt once. will participate in the entertain­ en were: residential sections, Fcr-main costa are divided by that enoras proved by years of lusts. * leather, about $25 per car. The injured arc: nald-Lnughton Memorial Hospital, ment features. • moua output.' Thus at prices of $975 N o closed cars could be more luxu­ On some steels we pay the makera J. C. Cox, of Barbervillc, age 55, section looking north on other prizes will be award­ residential and up we offer the utmost in quality. fractured skull and internal in­ edMnny rious. That lining of Chase Mohair Park Avenue, attractive homes, a bonus of 15% to gat them exactly to participate in the festivities. harvesting celery. Squth Sido Pri­ juries. W e offer maximum values. right Thera U no room to excel vis Is made from the soft fleece of An­ of these, for $50, will go to mary School, Seminole County Frank Hark, of Hume, N. Y., One Don’t judge these cars by prices. the first choice ... in the Fashion Court House, Post office, Brumleythere. gora goats. A velour lining would e e ’ * I save about two-thirds that cost—up Under other conditions they might H ta S L T i a ' S M £ ? .hr. * S E Pulcston Building. Woman's Club, Injuries. each will go to the “King" Milnnc Theatre, library First Natcoat twice as much, yet offer less than Mrs. Frank Hark, ngc 51, of amount , and the "(jucen" who will be We machine the entire surface of V to $100 per car. Hume. N. Y.. fractured skull. ; / uc.Vne Coronation ItnB B“nk building. Montezuma each crank shaft, as was dona on ) Miss Ida Hitchcock, aged 60, ofL«"»™»« " l X h* r°Th« ® rnhL, Hotel, Seminole Hotel, Valdez IfoNote how every detail danstaa in­ * S o m e lfta jo r e b sts Hume, N. V. iujuml. . . tol, Otunt-u ng. „urovu ...... ...nuur Sunford.. St. Liberty Airplane Motors. That ex­ finite care. That, at you know, it iu ii|t;ii and regalia for the attendants also John’s river near Sanford, Clydo The condition of both the men Quality cara require costly facilitra cost is heavy. But thus w e get expensive. * Is considered to be very criticni win ,MJ fernished them. Line Steamboat, Celery Avenue, ties, Studebaker haa Attractive programs for the Note the completeness historic shell mound, oak driveway nnd it is said that botli women $50,000,000 invested in are expected to recover from their 'occasion have been printed nt n leading to Sunford Golf course, of our larger modeja./The cost of $2,5(10. These will carry high school, business section on modem plante and equip­ injuries. nickel-plated bumpers, The party was on its way to 42 pages of interesting data of the First Street anihthe Atlantic Coast ment. $8,000,000 in drop extra disc wheels with county. Line depot. DcLand in a big automobile home forge plants alone. $10,­ Tliij festivnl will he the largest in which the Mark’s hud motored cord tires, a steel trunk.' (Continuc<l fmm psgn 1) 000,000 in body plants, to Florida. They intended to spend! of its kind ever held In Polk roun- Many Delegates Are a courtesy light These to carry out the Stude­ Were to bo mined ns protection Monduy night n t.th c uuto camp ty, if not in South Florida. It is are rare extras, even on the intention of the promoters to baker standards. Studebaker is today.the leader in the against thp Obregon gunboat bore and Tuesday take in the coun­ Expected Boys*-Meet the costliest cars. Bravo, now being outlitti-d a t New ty fair. Mrs. Cox was already Imre make the exhibit nn annual nffnir I There are 12,500 upfine-car field. ^Orleans. Authorization pilots, he having chnrge of the Barbervillc that will in some respect compare JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. 22—The to-date m achines em­ with the (Snsparilla in Tampa. Studebaker builds more quality cars thihi .added, would nlwnys lx* furnished booth in the agricultural building. sixth annual *Florida Older Boys’ Nothing it stinted p loyed to build th ese *neutral vessels to bring them to conference will lie held hero Jan any other concern in the world. c a n .. Some are enor­ '**fe moorings. Florida Young People 25-27 for this division of the stato Compare pert by pert Buyers of fine cars last year spent over ^ So far as the Tampico blockade mously expensive. under auspices of the Y. M. C. A. w ith any rival carsof Baptist Church Are with probably 300 delegates in at­ was concerned, Castillo said, "it $200,000,000 for Studebaker models. \ F ew outputs ju stify was in no sense tho purpose that S tu d e b e k tl w ill show tendance from northern Florida. such fa cilities. Then Helping in This Work Officers "will he elected at the open­ 1 The demand for Studebakers has almost Continued from page 1. the Mexican (revolutionary) nnvnl you some scores of ad­ parte mutt be bought outsquadron should really enforce n think you are entitled to kturib the ing day's session und the organiza­ trebled in three years-—as people found" vantages. » -i MARIANNA. Fin.. Jan. 22.— tion for the next year perfected. aide, and profits paid to technical blockade, but would in- uinount thus expended." them o u t . , .• stead wnrn all vessels entering Mr. Bok told the committee he Gifts of the Baptist Young I’eo- On the closing day the Jacksonville Then consider Stude­ others. S iP° P*nuc° river or departing from did not know the winner of his pie’s Unions of Florida, delegates Motor club will entertain the dele­ ' Then go see them. Compare them with L. * baker h isto r y ,. F o r 72 J Tumpico that an attack might nt award who wrote a plan for Ameri- to the district convention here this gates with n motor trip around the I* Studebaker cngincerany car you will. Don’t spend $1,000 or years this name ha* stood •any time be made on tho forth!- can cooperation with the League of j week were told, holped to organ- city in the ufternopn. after which in g costs $500J30Q per ■■ cations recently erected by the Nations. He said he personally ' ize .I.OrtH new churches in tho home they will.meet ut the Y. M. C. A. over without, knowing what Studebaker for quality. Whan peo­ N enemy (ObrcgonUta) nt the on- hud selected Ellhu Root to serve or. ] land and to enter six nuw fields for the conference banquet. * year. That to ua is $3.33 ple rods in carriages. offers. ^ You owe that to yourself. tfance of the river and along the tho jury which made the award, with the gospel in foreign. Innds, per car. . Studebaker bu ilt the banks, iMMisn, and ami that mm if u such sutn vessels ve.-scls hut ,,ul thut lIlul hu "u was not no asked to up- where Baptist forces organized 380 FARMKUS IN 1)1LEMNA. Our Department of Re­ I should,* after having been duly|PruV* of the others. new churches nnd 1,800 out sta­ beet Now those same search and Experiment ^ warned uttenpt to navigate the T*11’ investigation of the R»k tions nml baptized 31,334 persons. ZEPHYRHILLS. Jnn. 22-Farm traditions are applied to ; zone of fire, they would do so at inward was a subject of senate do­ Theiie figures, covered n period evi in thin vicinity will be hard employs 125 skilled men. motor cars alone. I ' . their own risk." bate during the day, I Rob­ ending May 1, 11)23, the delegates pushed fur inborern to nid in hnr* _ Sena Senator It makes 500,000 test* per year to that perfect balance, that absence of f Consider Studebaker records. Mark j“ \Vo have endeavored from the inson, of Arkansas, the Democrat­ were informed. During thnt pe­ vesting of the heavy crop of cumaintain our standards. . flm , a* w* are still endeavoring." ic lender, raying the committee riod Baptists had in foreign lands cumbera in April, unless means arc vibrauort. a how these care in service have mulOur Bureau of M ethods and u id Castillo, '.‘to conform in ail would« fuil, ef 501 aAmerican missionaries, , its real. *purpose i . if Itit i *»«»» u i k i u a i i in iit.'aIUI14II i v . a * *2,- found to temporarily repeal what We use more Timken bearings tiplied demand, until people last ysar it* attention to be «Ii- fl2l native workers* nnd n church ia termed “Zephyrhills’ unwritten our policies and ucta to every ac* Standards fixes the requirements for law forbidding negroen to either lothan axw other car which coats un- £ paid $200,000,000 for Studebaker c*pted principle of putdic and in­ verted to the link pluii and way membership of 103,328. every part and detail. 12,000 inspec­ der $5,600. They cost considerably cars. . Your money hns assisted in o r-1catc °.T wo,rk ln thl#. neighhorhooil, ’ ternatloiial law. Furthermore, we from such instances of ergunized tions pre necessary for each car to 4 Sunday Schools, 1according to expressions from vari­ 4 distinctly disclaim uny purpose propaganda as that in favor of the ganixing 3.287 more than ball bearings. ‘ insure against flaws and mistakes. ; whatsoever of adopting measures Mellon tax piun nnd ugainst the 8.088 U. Y. 1’. U.'s, and 7,031 W. M. ous sources. Truckers comnlnin These Tacts apply to all Stude­ W e employ 1,000 r$en to make them. ‘ h might interfere with luirii- soldiers’ bonus. Senator Reed, who U. iirgniiizutions, und in Icmling to that they nre unuhle to obtain white help for farm work that n bakers. of all styles and sixes. The _ Consider their _ _ __ records. Christ a vnst army of 7(52,880 aouli negro Cars like the Studcbakers cannot will not come near here. materials’ used in all chasses are who were ’i baptized Into the fellow One Studebaker c a t built in M l* l l ........................... be built without such facilities, such alike. ship of our churches," raid a re A haa run 475,000 milee. It U Ptill In The people of Tarpon Springs research, such care. Yet enormous port to the convention, made by have contributed several thousand active service. It lately mada a mfdoutput alone makes them possible at one of the state officials of the dollars to a fund which they beB e a u ty — L u x u r y — F in is h winter trip from Loa Angela# to New Studebaker prices. , cnee and prosperity depend* upon if,''1" 4"! lr,viu)1.Wcr wcro organization, who continued: *' • • * i . • licye assurer, the succscs of the ' this attitude." 1 B w,»uld be speedily disposed of. “ It has holped to build anil main-' event. l York. That means 00 year* of av#CThe Studebaker coach work has » Admiral Magrudur was still off tain the 19 orphanages nn, andu l,w tw’°o: Tfie best we know *8* •orvict of 6.000 mil*# per year. Mondav nlirht l.oV M. APPOINTED TAX ASSESSOR. nl" J been famous for decades. N o one ■Tampicij aiom.a> “ night but his ORLANDO Jan 22—After sev- ’ homos .for aged Buptists in the What more can you dream of he can eicel i t l ship had , Studebakers represent the best est we y ,S * « hr #Vy cral yinr* deputy in the office oT! ^ ’U'uU of »»ur Southerrv convention. have erertod in the name of Christ ; weather ra'ara!iT a motor car than the Studebaker* know. And with our army of en- 7 «« n l l i i / off shore. city cjer!;t SlcDowell hu:* been Southern Baptists own and control to heal the sick. Thi finish is produced by 26 operoffer? The cruiser Omaha and six de­ np|Hiinteii city tax us.iciinor for Or- two theological seminaries, two “ During this four-year period stroyers were en route to Vera lamlo, ami will usmunc hi* duties at training schAol* for mis»ioiiarics the'record for our own state will !! Crux from the south and due ut once Dr. A. II. Wuhn, formurly and a Bildc institute, 32 senior col- bring a, thrill of pride to every unL.ta de- 1in,1 the iwiTui 50 fctlcral uKricuuurui agricultural (luparidepart- leges, 31 junior colleges nnd w heart. have iuiiu contribute*, to;, Ithat ’ I,*'port ... late , Tuesday ... it------w w jri. We r p iuivu mum. a vol i g h t * n x S P E C I A h -A U L ■ ir:_ *s,ft .I unu^.. al|y h revere jnicnt U v ... vc, u.,u _____ ______ _____ aervice, uml with ,u..H long exiien-i expert- academies. In these various schools schools, tal ______ of S79fl.782.73 to the camoalgn nIonjf thL* Gulf CHBat lenco in his line uf work, has been »«d seminaries we have 2,«35 minwhich was distributed a* follows: a w --- *ii un line wi veuiKy mis uitb *------------ 7"’...... .. " %* r w wiiivii xaa uiomuuieu ua iuiiuwn; • 5-Pits. Ill- w. B. 40 H. F. «•»*«. 119* W. B. H R P. To or lag . . 1 msaq Wv ‘ in e * .• . appointed food and dairy ifupdctor. »/tcrial studunU, 2(6Gd valunteerff Foreign minsionH, )15d,3fi6.54: __ V 7-Pat*. 126* W . & 8 R F . I Touring . . . . . $133*00 Touring' . ' Roadster (3-Pats.) • fc 9/5.00 f‘,au d 't1 ,*1, ! t e ---------------------fH r Christian service other, homo missions, $147,404.82; Chris. ». $175000 H*W *torni in the gulf spelled tho -----------— -------------------**•— • * * • • 1 • thuii the ministry, and a total stu -. tiun education. $107,324.37; the DESOTO GROWERS FORM. K oafrur (f-Pasa.) - ♦ . | - -------Coupo-Roadster (2-Pats.) . _ - 1195.00 1325.00 Speeds tsr (S-P***.) total loss of the rruiier Tacoma, ARCADA, Jan. 22—For tic dent body of 33,702 In our Baptist \irphanage, 170.078.27; aged minCoup* (5-Pars.) - - 1395.00 Couya (5-Pass.) 1891.00 Coupe (5-Paso.) . f . f . NfMO n Vr r“ (:rLUe’ «n*' parposo ul encouraging developL . . . lister*. $15J)35.65; state, missions, • -• - H85.00 Sedan . . 1965.00 l*t> was felt rnr olher American inent of the vegetable growing inThe help rendered aged minis- $227,083.08. Sedan . . war craft in the storm region, dustry in this county, the DeSoto tors or tlieir widows or children "While we were giving this LAWprtoM /. p. 6. foatfrf. Turns to . however, a* they pre at sea. I’m- ‘Growers Asnnciatlon hat beeri! during this time challenges the ad- money the records show that as a your coavenfsncs.) ganu|My ilte Taeonfa a crew is now formed and a charter applied for. miration of the world. At the state we baptized 20.193 persons aboard the Richmond but will he A practical marketing agency for j rloso of InstMay our Relief Hoard wh'le our net membershiphas ’• -e • • . transferred tn destroyers as uonn the selling the vegetables ut a ' reported thetotal number of licnesteadily increased until H o w wi> as be im-od rn at they lhnv aarrive r r iv e and ami men will I-. price after thuy have u w u ' licinries as being 925, and the have *-— oil — our- rolls, .............— 81,108 numgs. I SAN JUAN GA’RAGE CO., brought i irt-ioduced will l<e the firiit th in g ' splendid sum of $114,892.40 hand- One rougr ,homo. hundred and eight churches «*«$ m Adii Imiral Magruder within u day inought by the new , organization, their In our . ,.ed them .... for .. . comfort. .. , , • have been * constituted, and tho re ample force dt pf the stockholders holders hav# hospiUI .woiW during the past 12 , value of our church Drowirtv has, to" deal with develop acreage* in vegr r r u h* l,. u n i , , , m o * . W. , . . .h .. h now M - a ,is no measure of its value iT h e s e a r e th e th in g s t o c o n s id e r MEXICO Just Go and See ROK MAINTAINS Dealers �“ :• . * v -• * v*(.'? .y . \ ,• f . « THrSANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1924 Mr*. w T iT B l i f f l ^ C o rr-o s to n d in r^ ®f*. B. uT Bistlin*, ] . I / 1 President , Mrs. John Leonnrdi. Sanford Flrvt Vice-President «Vrs. Ender Curlett, Genova F Second Vice-Proiident Mrs. B. G. Smith, Oviedo M l.. A p S 'S S S j COMMITTEE LIST HISTORY OF ROOSEVELT AUXILIARY BY MARIAN BALLARD *he Theodore Roosevelt Aux­ iliary, No. 3, United Spanish War Veterans; the strictly Woman's branch tof the U. S. W. V., was organized in Sanford during the winter of 1922. The objects of this organization are mainly to pro­ mpt* patriotism and to inculcate every where and at all times les­ sons in good citixenship. Truly a more worthy object can not be fqund. Mrs. Richard A .Terheun was elected the first president, with Mrs. J. R. Lyles as senior vicepresident. Fourteen members comprised the chapter list which hjm since been added to by a good­ ly number. "The first activity nfter organiza­ tion was taking part in the Mcorlal Day services, assisting with le ceremonies in Central Park and afterwards going to Lakevicw Cemetery to decorate the groves of the Spanish War dead, but they <td not stop there; they went on and impartially decorated all alike, ‘kitowing that they would find in this way the neglected ones. The summer of 1922 wns one of Inactivity as far as meetings for any form of work was concerned, tu t the members did hold a picnic At Palm Spriniro in August to ♦hlch all veterans nnd their fam­ ilies were invited. This picnic ■roved a great success, some com[ng from St. Cloud, in Osceola lounty. In October Some activity Iras resumed but owing to illness ■nd other unavoidable circum•ttances nothing much was done , pntil the spring of 1923. . In May during the State Con­ te n tio n of the Veterans which wns held in Sanford, the national pres­ ident of the auxiliaries, Mrs. Lufile Dragon of St. I/iuis, visited tho torganization. The members all responded to, the demand for «n extra effort,, nnd n really tielightful entertainment in Mrs. Dragon’s honor was the result. is was in the form of a ten nt ) Parish House, the dccanitions being red and vfhite flowers. The itca tables decorated with tho tri­ colors. an orchestra and soloist (furnished music during the nftcr- 9 no'on, the guesta were prominent officials of the different clubs. The auxiliary took n more romlnent part In the Memorial lay exercises In 1923, the usual enre being taken not to neglect the lonely ones. The annual picnic was held on the Fourth of July, at tho home of the secretary, and state adjutant, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ballard in Altamonte. This was n largely nttended gathering, with guests frtmi four counties. On July 19, four of the members went to Daytona to Install the new auxiliary in that place. They were delightfully entcrtnlned, and felt that they had had a hand In the establishment of n very fine organ­ ization. The auxiliary has kept busy nil during the fall of 1923. A rum­ mage sale helped to swell the treasury. A member attended the Nntlonnl Convention at Chattanooga, Tenn., and she gained n much larger view of the wonderful Work of tho organization, ami the mem­ bers hope to keep this before them ns an inspiration. The Childrens' Home in Jack­ sonville, wns the recipient of a box of clothing, during the Thanks­ giving time. This splendid box wns valued at $35. Nothing except S ignornnii.1 ui i*1** ” j* * , learning* and the joy of nerving others. “I believe in wisdom n» re­ vealed in human lives ns well ns in the pages of printed books, in lessons taught not so much by precept ns by example. In nullity to work with the hands ns well ns to think with the bend, in everything thnt makes life large and lovely. “ I believe in beauty in the home, in the cffiss-rooni, in tha workroom, nnd in tho iuflucnce of God’s great out-of-doors. "I believe in laughter, in love, in faith, in all distant hopes thnt.lure us on. t "I believe in the present nnd its opportunities, in the future' nnd its ohligntluns, and in the divine joy of living bore nnd hereafter." OVIEDO CLUB Lawton und Mrs. C. L. West were appointed as Flower committee year. The President an­ The atjnnnl election Is about to for the that the SANFORD HER­ bo held; and although it has been nounced ALD would devote a page every slow in gathering Impetus, tho old week to Club Women’s nnd ......... can ..... fcoT that officers thnt they hnve have the OVIEDO CLUB wnsWork, asked to started something thnt is worth­ co-opcrate in the work. Mrs. Frank while. ’ Norris was appointed club reporter for tho months of January and February. At the conclusion of business the CONFERENCE REPORT IS GIVEN following program was rendered with Mrs. T. W. Lawton as lender: An Evening With Mark Twain. ■“'T h o State Conference of the I the State Conference nt Fort Pierce Life and work of Murk Twain by N. S. D. A. It. nt Fort Pierce was n ! reported one hundred per cent in Mrs. Okcltitid, proved very interest­ success from every point of view, all State ami National work. ing, giving nu insight into the socially und otherwise nnd each They reported $45.00 toward the character and life of the great hu­ atm every Daughter attending left Rlbaut^Monlimcnt nnd hope thru morist. . .fueling that the FurLPierce.Uimgh- the generosity and patriotsm of th<■ Mrs. Macfnrlan gave a delight yd peopleof-mAford and Seminole | ters were g rad an - aotitewes, ~ • reading from “Innocents Abroafl" The Sallie Hnrrison Chapter has County to raise the balance of their which afforded a greut deal of every reason to congratulate itself quota which is $100.00. This work amusement. upon tho election of Mrs. John is not especially D. A. It. work bit* Mrs. Charles West doUghtei Leonnrdi as Stntc Recording Secre­ is of interest to all citizens of every one with her sweet rendition, Florida. tary, and tho Snllio Harrison Chap­ of a vocal solo, which was follow­ Tho delegates from the Sallic ed by n rending from Toni Sawyer, ter truly appreciates this honor at thiw realize that it was Mrs. Leon- Harrison Chapter did splendid thnt crowning incident, when the arinN ability und service ns State work. Mrs. \V. E. Wntson as State boy hoars his own funeral preach­ Registrar and Chuirmnn of Genea­ chairman made a fine report on The ed. logical Research that caused her to Student Loan Fund and was also The program next week will lie* to elected to this office. The Sal- honored by being made Chairman a health program under the direc­ 1)V Harrison Chapter feels that this of tellers for the conference. The tion of the School committee. The office will be capably filled us at regent, Mrs. A. 51. DeForest’s re­ subject will be "The Kook Worm," Continental Congress in April Mrs. port of Chapter work was warmly Mid every mother is urged to come Unnardi's was the only name read received. und learn the curative and preven­ The Chapter was ably represent­ tative measures that nre heing tak­ from the platform nnd her work especially commended. ed also by Mrs. A. T. Rosslter an i en to rid the country of this ilrendUnder the todminlstrntion of Mrs. Mrs. F. F. Dutton. ftil disease. A/ M. DeForeat the Chapter has MRS. D. J. STARLING, Notes, made wonderful progress ami at Publicity Chin. A fine road has been opened to Sweetwater l'afk on the Sanford rood, also one oi> tho Geneva road, CL U11 COM MAN DMENTS. nnd the Club hopes by rummer to 1. Thou shalt have no other have,the park in good shape for tin The Hag of the United Statfs clubs before 'this one. use of the public. 2. Thou shalt not worship any must be displayed daily, when the The reception that wns to have false thing In chib life. ]been given by the Club to the weather permits, from tho staff 3. Remember thy club en­ upon tho State Capitol, countv gagements and keep court bouse, upon one building of them on time. each Stntc educational institute, 4. Honor thy club sister thnt thy days may be with­ nnd upon every county public out gossip or scandal. school building in Florida, except 5. Thou shalt not leave the when the institution or school is club meeting while the closed for vacation. The cost is t program is id progress. bo paid from the general upkeep (1. Thou shalt not .cultivate a fgziu. Consult Section 12<h> an* desire for orflte.' 1207 of Chapter 5, of Code of 1920. 7. Thou shalt not refuse to In reading this over our Club take office when asked. women will do well to see if tiffs is 8. Thou shalt not at the ele­ being observed in their schools and venth hour, begin to do if not why not? thy club work. 9. Thou shalt not speak in nifcting, even in a whis­ Stockings hold more rents than per, when thy sister has the Hour. 10. Thou slmlt diligently keep these commandment* that thy cliffynhiys may be Icngthciuul und thy Honesty is usually tho best pul club’s fame spread unto icy for everyone else. the uttermost parts of * clubdom. One great trouble with robbers —E' enston Woman’s Club fleeing is they often stay fled. S Make Your Town a Bird Sanctuary Below is n copy of the resolution sent out by the State Audubon Society. Gut your commissioners or town council to pass it. Now bo it resolved; That the corporate limits of the City of Snnford, Florida, be ami they am.hereby designated to be a bird sanctuary. , , Passed on by the Board of City Commissioners in regular ses­ sion this the.......... day of January A. 1). 1921. Chairman. Attest Secretary Approved by me this th e......—day, January, 1921 Mayor. Next week we wilt carry an article by Mrs. Tippetts telling of the bird work in Floridu. MONEY Send this ad nnd ten cents to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will re­ ceive n ten cent bottle of FOLEY”S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds,.and hoarseness*, also free sample package of FO­ LEY'S PILLS, a diuretic stimu­ lant for the kidneys, nnd FOLEY’ CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ stipation and Biliousness. These Wonderful remedies have helped million* of people. Try them! Sold everywhere. Hens cackle after laying egg* because they know the price we pay. Madam Vice President nnd coworkers: Scnrcoly two years have passed sineo the ^organization of tho Seminole County Federation, hut this time has been marked by definite effort on the port of th" club women to better the child life In their respective communities, secure parks, Inspirational beauty snots for the coming generations; plan for thd educational advance­ ment of the count}’;' ’jltotect' bird life; encourage .a higher order of citizenship through the'right kind of Americanization; look after the needs of our poor, delfnouents nnd other unfortunates; and,, last but ecrtninly not least is the work of bringing into closer touch with each other on the grounds of a coinmont interest the women of o i our county. Our child welfare committee to­ gether with the League of Wom­ en Voters secured from the count} commissioners one year ngo tho appropriation for the county nurse. We held the following clinics last year: one clinic for mid-wives; one hookworm clinic, nnd a course ir bed aide nursing sponsored by the Red Grogs nnd worked largely through the different women’s clubs in the county. This bedside nursing class was most successful for*it worked not only with the white but also with colored classes. Every child in the county schools was weighed and measured as well as being given a complete physical examination. The Geneva PurentTenchers club put hot lunches in their rural school nnd equipped a playground. Tooth brush drills were given in every school nnd tubes of tooth paste given away. A course in physical culture was giv­ en nnd many of the schools have purchased Walter Camp's Daily Dozen, nnd take them every day. All the schools in the county ex­ cept three own their own scnles; the health crusade is in every school in the county. The Genova school gives once n month a health play which tho children enjoy Im­ mensely and nt the same time iearn important health laws without ar.y undue pain. A Better Baby week will be put on in December. Li terntyro is being distributed to the mothers on How to Feed tho School Child nml nil follow un work carries the nurse into tho home where she tries to improve con­ ditions when necessary. Tlu* county federation now owns it bountiful live-acre nark on tho Weiklva rjey. This i f lift to be cleared but left largely in its wild tropical state bnt running through the park at Intervals will be trails and on the plateau,in tho park will be placed a camp concrete fireplace for coolring. • This Is also the coun­ ty's bird sanctuary. Every club in (he county owns a park and tho city of Snnford owns live. Our educational committee is raising n $100 scholarship. This will be completed by Christmas and loaned to a girl now in Talla­ hassee. Wo are now working on plans for a county library system. Ench town In tno county will in the next month be made a bird sanctuary and the federation owns possibly the largest bird sanctuary In the state, being an eighty-acre Jrnct of land located nt Altamonte. 1’he deed will pass to the federation as soon ns tho town passes the ordi­ nance declaring themselves sanc­ tuaries. Our Americanization committee chairman is fnaking a tour of the county schools teaching tho correct usage of the Bug and instilling ir. our boys and girls reverence for our country und its Inws. Each school is to be given n book, The Flng Code. Our social service committee has secured help from the county com­ missioners and administers tho money for one poor widow und four orphans. One home has been in­ vestigated for social agencies out­ side of the state. The county farm has been furnished entertainment several times, and the convict camp inspected nnd literature sent to the convicts. Clothes have been fur­ nished several families. Our meetings are always enjoy­ able from a social standpoint. The women meet and have u short ses­ sion in the morning nnd then ad­ journ for a luncheon served by the hostess club. We always try to have one or two good speakers but never crowd our program. At our Inst meeting Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. It. F- Blackman nnd Mrs. John Fuller were honor guests and each brought n message of in­ spiration and good cheer. Mrs. John List spoke on beautification of high ways and parks. During the remaining months of our club year, we nre going to con­ duct n club institute and have u parliamentary law class under Mrs. E. M. Galloway. Respectfully submitted. (Mrs. John) Ilcrberta Leonard!, THE CLUB WOMAN’S CREED Keep us, (1 God, from pettiness; let us be’large in thought, in word, in deed. Let us be done with fault finding and love of self seeking. May we put away pretense nnd meet ench other face to face, with­ out self pity and without prejudice. May we never be hasty..in judging and always generous. Let us take time for nil things, make us grow calm, serene and gentle. Teach us to put into action our better impulses straight forward nnd unafraid. Grant that we may realize'that it is the littlq things that create differences; that iq.tbe big things of life we nre one. And may we strive to touch nnd to know the grunt common heart of us all, and O Lord, let us not forget to be kind. ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHT’S Sleep Thursday, January 21. "I wish to say that FOLEY Morning—8:30 to 12:30. PILLS worked O. K. on me in i, Polls open until 9 o’clock. couple of hours and the pains left 9:00—Reading minutes. nto nt once. I took a couple ut 9:05—The Local League Import­ them in the afternoon, went to bed ant Unit of Organization. and had a good night’s sleep and Activities necessary for a suc­ have slept good ever since,” writes cessful local league. Con Thiel, 118 E. Columbia St., l’U ULItTl’Y—-Important Med­ i Fort Wayne, Indiana. FOLKY ium. j PILLS are a diuretic stimulant for 1—-The News Column discussion, the kidneys and will increase their 2— The Personal Appeal. I activity. Refuse substitutes. Sold FINANCIAL— Discussion led by I everywhere. Mrs. E. H. Barton, Finance Chair­ man State League. Should Membership Drives bo EASY Continuous or Annual—Mrs. E. T. Gerun, Vero. SETTLEMENT What should lm- the Amount of Dues’ —Mrs. J. C. Blocker. St. The problem of tilling Petersburg Treasurer, needs is easily settled on Suggestions fi»r Money Raising— the principle of reciprocity, Mrs. James Gardiner Hancock, for what one has to .sell the Miami. »» «• other wants to buy. Should Local Leagues ndupt a Budget? This is the great princi­ POLITICAL nnd EDUCATIONple underlying Herald Want AL. Ads and it has worked for A Printer Clnss: Marking Bal­ years with such great suc­ lots, etc.—Mrs. Harry Hnuck, West cess that this form of ad­ Palm Bench. vertising has come to be Local Affairs Committee—Mrs. very popular. Joseph Aseh, Chairman, Palm Beach County League. The needs of one are sup­ Open Forum—Mrs. D. K. Cart­ plied by the needs of another. ier. Chuirnujn Lake Worth League. Co-operation with State Univer­ This process simply is the sity—Airs. John G. Leonnrdi, San­ getting of the buyer and ford. seller together and Herald LEAGUE PROGRAMS: Want Ads do that to per­ How to reach the Individual fection. Try them nnd see. Member with the Program of th:: To reach all the people National. State and (’minty Lea­ effectively — leave your gue. Discussion led by Sirs. A. E. Hanson. St. Petersburg. Want Ad at The Herald of­ fice. Phone us to send for Afternoon—Correlation of Nat­ ional. State. County and Local Lea­ it or phone it to the Want gues—Sirs. John Jay O’Connor, Ad ^Department. Washington, D. C. Blanket Amendment, Specific PHONE 148 Bills for Specific Ills—Mrs. Solon Jacobs, Birmingham, Ala. * (Paid Advertisement) PARK _ .. Mrs. Harry Heorcn, Chairman. Mrs. Endor Curlett, P. * T. Club, Geneva. . Mrs. Neymeyer, Longwood, Mrs. John Meisch, Sanford Wo­ man’s Club. „ , . Mrs. B. G. Smith, Oviedo. Mrs. L. A. Kline, Altamonte. Miss E. Musson, Business and Professional Women. Mr. T. Tletsma, Geneva Com­ munity Club. BIRD PROTECTION Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, Chairman. Mrs. Roland Reed, P. T. Club, Geneva. Mrs. William Green, LongWood. Mrs. Geo. Herring, D. A. R., Sanford. . . Mrs. W. P. Cnrter, Oviedo. Mrs. A. E. Cline, Altamonte. Mrs. A. R. Marshall, B. A. P. Club, Sanford. Mrs. Chas, Phillips, Community Club, Geneva. AMERICANIZATION. Mrs. W. E. Watson, D. A. R., Chairman. • Mrs. W. B. Ballard, Altamonte. Mrs. I). E. Hardy, Longwood. Mrs. T. W. Prevatt, Geneva Community Club. Mrs. Dooley, Geneva P. A T. Club. Mrs. John Leonnrdi, Sanford, D. A. II. Mrs. Tildcn Jacobs, Lake MonSOCIAL SERVICE. Mrs. A. D. Sauer, Chairman, Oviedo. Mrs. Bessie Hart, P. & T., Ovie­ do. Mrs. Slade, Longwood. Mrs. G. I. Loucks, Sanford, D. A. R. Mrs. W, E. Wntson, B. A P. Club. Mrs. Van Ness, League of Wo­ men Voters. Mrs. W. D. Ballard, Geneva. — • LEGISLATIVE Mrs. W. B. Ballard, Chairman, Altnmonte. Mrs. William Kilbcc,I Genova. Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Sanford. Mrs. A. McFarlane, Oviedo. Mrs. J, E. Wuthen, B. & P. Club. Mrs. W. J. Daniel, Community Club, Genevn, Mrs. C. 11. Searcy, Longwood. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. PUBLICITY W. O. Olcott, Oviedo. B. G. Smith, Oviedo. W. P. Wakefield, Geneva. Endor Curlett, Geneva. Stewart, Longwood. John Leonard!, Snnford Mrs. H. J. Starling, I). A. It. Miss Agnes Berner nnd Miss E. Musson, B. & I’. Club. Proposed Health By Elizabeth McCormick .Memorial Fund. 1. Rise (7:30.) 2. Visit toilet. 3. Wash (bath, if possible.) i. Clean teeth. 5. Dtink glass of water. <>, Breakfast, (8-8:30) including fruit, cenul well cooked) milk or ■ocoa, hard toast nnd butter. 7. At recess drink glass of wner. Underweight children, drink class of milk, eat sandwich of ircnd and butter. K. Underweight children taka c<t at least onehalf hour before he noon meal. 9. Wash hands. 10. Dinner, (12-12:30) including mall piece of meat substitute (fish •ggs or cheese) potato or substi*ute (rice, macaroni). Another vegtnble, preferably a green one. Irrad and butter. 'Fruit nr simple iessert. Milk to drink. " 11. A t recess drink glass of water. 12. After school drink glass of water. Underweight children drink glass of milk or ent sandwich of bread and butter. Underweight •hildren take rc*t period of 45 min­ utes in quiet room with windows open. IIo not talk or read while resting. 13. l'lny or work out of doors an hour at least. 14. Wash and get repdy for sup­ per. 15. Supper, (0-0:30) should be a simple meal of cereals, cream soups, eggs, or baked potatoes with whole wheat bread and butter, fruit and milk: If not practicable to serve dinner at noon, these two meals may be interchanged for children over 9 years old.) Hi. A short hupp> evening at home. 17. Bathe at least three times a week. 18. Early bedtime. Hours of Sleep for Different Ages. Hours of Hours of Age Sli'cR Age Sleep 19. Keep bed room windows open every night and all night long. The essential factors for normal growth and development in children are* Proper diet, sufficient rest, fresh air nnd sunshine. NOTICE. The regular quarterly meeting of the Sanford-Oviedo Truck Growers, Inc., will be held at the Court House on Wednesday even­ ing, Jan. 23, 1924 at 7:30. The presence of every stockholder is urgently requested. T. F. ADAMS, President CITY PLANNING COMMISSION jvo' BY MRS. HARRV HEARON . S3 ith the Introduction and pas-.oirnniended to t h e c i t y Z 2 l t of a bill by °“r «pre.enU -1 J ^ t ldth Street b e tw e S j| Mr Lake, Sanford received «»Bnolia Avtnau distinction of being the first .. • * ? *treet, which v n l the city. done. P ’ thU W1 •*Ps„Ton,Smtm.nd«l s b ^ s b ? - j t if* l , th. C ft,* * " « " '> • « P This committee consists jot parking o f U , 7 A -« i S ? 0r ^ hL i A,“ . t a S ' <« « • « * " • * £ » » & j t s S r j - w venue as requested by As Mriou- This makes ru ns I believe it’s Mu cx-officio member shall terminate deed g point of our much dre« with his tenure In office. ike Shore Boulevard. The members of tho C. P. C. are Mr. J. D. Hood's new d Mr. S ' 0. Shlnholscr, president; Mr. F. L. Williams, Mr. E. A. la along the lake ha, £ Douglass, Mr. G. D. Bishop, Mrs. ? 7 ld- o \Ir‘ 1,00,1 h*« d5 Harry Heoren, secretary, Mr. R. W. Poarmon, assistant secretary. The work of C. P. C..will be to conforms to the openini , study the resources, possibilities tension of 1st east, awn and needs of Sanford. To prepare the C. P. C. is working tloi plans, maps for the systematic fu­ Also approved of the 1 ture development nnd betterment platt of lots, cast of Md of the citj, making changes In Avenue, from Pace’s Lane same, from time to time, when Street, oireei, und unu in this tins p, platt ■ deemed advisable. The board is able ir,*,.* to induce Mr. Ingrain also authorized to sub-divide the nate a small triangular u city into districts or zones, Such Sanford. * as, first, the industrial zone, fac­ Also the Connelly putt, tories, warehouses, etc; second, business zone, banks, stores, etc; known as Connelly Pirfc, third, the residential zone, tour lots arc much deeper than th homes. Also to govern the height, ular city lots, which will area and manner of construction of pie a chance to have an hon buildings. Its broad powers In­ goodness estate if they buy | clude the establishment of rules three lots. This the C. P. & an advantage over the governinb building lines; to locate quite new parks nnd have plans of de­ low city lots. velopment submitted to them, also •The new platt of lots Mr, play grounds for children. Before ry Bodwell has recently dtu any new street or alley is known as "Mayfair," hu opened or an existing street or nlley is extended or before any for residence, busI n e w sub-division ________________ , ! Iness or industrial uses Is made, n detailed plan with blue prints and nil other necessary datn shall be submitted to C. P. C. It shall be their duty to examine the location of streets, nlleys, manner of lay­ brick, strucco or similar fin ing water mains and sewer lines, may be used. etc., in new subdivisions. Their materials And ofl Celery Avenw jurisdiction concerning regulations Avenue to Santa of sub-divisions shall extend one Mcllonville nue no more property m mile beyond tho corporate limits sold to colored people and tl of Sanford. also been created as i & This board may investigate pre­ triet. pare surveys of und muke rec­ The C. P. C. feels they I ommendations on any matter, getting started in their rod which in its opinion may make the Many other commendable i community n better plnco to live ings arc being considered 1 in, or a better place in which to not ready for publication, i work. Also to preserve the not- acquiring tho cemetery. •trrni—frr-hfstoHt'"'featurea'’ef* "'the* ftfWfttmtfpdhrtMsw roftWWM Wnfff.?rt7ge the*' pTnlttfnV of palms nnd ull tropical trees and shrubery, which will tend to beautify our town and make it at­ tractive to our visitors. The C. P. C. is only in its in­ fancy, being organized lust fall, has not had much time ns yet to accomplish many things which ore on its slate, but the board has rcc!t- - * - - Altamonte Springs The City Council of Alta­ monte, at their regular meeting tho second Monday in January passed an ordinance making the town of Altamonte Springs a bird sanctuary and provided thnt siiitahle markers should be erected nt the different en­ trances of the city. This is the first town in Sem­ inole county to declare itself for the protection of the birds. The credit of presenting the resolution is due Mrs. W. B. Ballard who is the Seminole County Federation member of the Bird Protection Committee in Altamonte. COLD FACTS That’s what the Want Ads are—cold 1 about things that art ned for your good, are plain statement! will help you get whi are after in business, or recreation. d Read these cold f« cry <iay and soon I strike you forcibly there is something missing. That is lb things by the Herald Ad method and y« find them profitable, in the most trivial nu To reach all the effectively — le3.\e Want Ad at The Hen ficc. Phone us to i* it, or phone it to the Ad Department. PHONE 148 If a grouch followed k he would go through the fl Don’t Advertise U nless — �•/K LC SALES NEW PROWIClhm u m u L N ___ _____ . MfttoffetoMfty D rive N fW t Myera W ith 1923 BREAK MARK SET BY TOE RECORD RON IN toComfort, Is A u n re RRECORDS DODGE FACTORY INDIANA OVBB MILLION FQRDB. ORDINANCE NO. 71 p m o r r , m ic h ., Jan. m r i\ v tween J o e 8 hnd December 7, the AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Ford Motor Company produced SECTION 226 OF THE RE­ ill,111 motors at its ragMamd Tbdl tikltorlsh may reach’ F t. VISED ORDINANCES OF THE 1n Tone ff.Jtotor No. 7,777,777 Myers, tho “City of Palms’’ with CITY OF 8ANFORD OF 1913. i j want off the assembly line and was every degree of comfort a t this senWITH REFERENCE TO SPEC­ O ne. milllo ears built and uld- A Lincoln car ts emitted whb , „!««, sUpfMOts and da!iv. skipped to Los Angeles. On De­ son Is tho sUtem int of tho Cham­ ht the first « years and eleven IFICATIONS FOR SIDE­ cember 7. Motor No. 8£89J8t waa |gf Cadillac cats dorin* 1922 days of production. the fastest Km an record between ber of' Commerce of th a t city, completed and was shippod to ChlWALKS. Lpai, ^ the high records of] This Is the ‘ latest achievement of pollca headquarters f t South Bend, Which la spreading tho news by eago. K J t ta t the first four months Dodga Brothers, Detroit, who Inc., and the state house a t Indtsrn mtfM ef o display advertising Bo It Enacted By The People tof . 0f the new V-63 surpassed1thereby add another to their Ions a pons. The trip of 165.7 miles wav campaign in tho newspapersover the City of Saaford, Florida: ' than 70 par cent the corro- list' of notable contributions to the made in loo minutes, an average of the state. The Ft. Myera people do forest near by. Afternoon and eve­ Soctlon One. That Section 225 close tv • mite a minute despite not yet c la' im boulevards ____ ___„ all _____ m period m the aaloe of the automobile Industry. the ning band concerts are daily fea­ of the Revised Ordinances of tho It is a world’s record. frequent slow-down in ciUee and *1, the eamiaary of a state* way firon Jacksonville to their city of Sanford of 1918 be and the No other manufacturer, accord* towna along the way and occwfoft--, but they do aay with all truthful­ tures In the efty. Opportunity for City same is hereby amended to read dancing la afforded at “ tag to official figures shown by nl pauses and stops due to traffic ness that the roads are open and as follows: hotels and at Pleasure Pier which Dodge Brothers executives In sup- and rood conditions. . the motorist can reach their beau­ extends 2,000 feet into the Cqlooaa"Section 225: Width in Certain ort of their contentions, has nc* „Jh« w w « commandeered bp tiful city la comfort. Localities: All sideVralks here­ batches river. loved tho one million mark so soon Chief of Policy Lauronco J. Lane The best route Is via Lakeland *The Fisherman's Paradise” is a after constructed on First Street "records compiled. a t the after the completion of his first recently in order to scctfre the gov­ to Arcadia, then over the hard, name well merited by this section. la the City tof Sanford, E ast.o f ernor’s signature to extradition pn- surfaced road to Carlitrom Field,'1 m mv i . -- that 1023 car. ft! the /vwt year mow The Caloosahatcheo river and Ita Myrtle Avenue shall not bo less' wore urgently needed. ■Mpments and deliveries have Dodge Brothers began productior peI?, thence over the prairie until one tributaries, the Gulf and its passes than ten feet in width. On all an i December 4, 1914. Car No. 1, W. W. • F arrar, Lincoln Salas ‘ rains ova* 1922. and mark ■trikes Road No. 2. The motorist t point yet ^ ttained In 000,909 rolled off the final assembly mnnager for W. R. Hinkle. Inc.. will have little difficulty if inquiry teem with fish of even variety —/history," states Mr. Dnnl line December 13, 1023—0 yenri South Bend Ford dealers, piloted is made a t Arcadia as to the best known in Gulf waters. Gama also THE PAINT WE BELL abounds near this interesting the car on the flying trip pfrom the outset of the Year, and 11 days later. route from that point. "frontier city.” The principal va­ capital. Strong public demand has giver. af the type 41 Were excellent, Ft. Myti Myers offers wide opportu­ “ are deer, quail, turkey, bear, the introduction of the a constant impetus to Dodge Broth* nity for recreation in riding, mo­ rieties squirrel, duck, wild cat and pan­ September they began ers production from the very start. toring, tennis, golf, boating, bath­ ther. guides for both in an laereasing ration At the outset they were oversold— ing, fishing, hunting, trapshooting huntingExperienced and fishing are available i in the correaponding per* and hove been ever since, despite or roaming through tho primeval at Ft. Myers. , the earlier type, ana cor.- enlargements which have convert­ I to do so throughout the re* ed a factory of some 20 acres of A Rhode Island man who invent­ floor space into a great industrial I months of the year, IT DOES NOT CRACK, ed a machine to tell women’s ages a* growth in s a h t haa been city employing 20,000 men and hav­ REALIZING may not get much older himself. PEEL, NOR BLISTER. OR ing a floor space of more than 1Q 0 GAINESVILLE, FLA., Jan. 2 1 pponied by a strengthening of taler organisation, improve* acres. Only a for; months ago n iThc Second Rood Builders Confer­ AN IDEAL \ CHALK OFF , in. service facilities, the large new assembly plant was plac­ ence will be hpld by the General. SPEED UP YOUR A Full Line of Kelson lee.' VarIon of many new buildings by ed in operation, increasing plant Extension Division and this College Many have made it pos butors and dealers, and cloaer capacity to approximately 1,000 of Engineering of the University aiohee dad Stains * ■* F evbi._, X LAZY LIVER ■ible to acquire a home of. co-operation ■ with them cars a day and placing Dmlge of Florida a t Galneaville, 14 and 15, 1924Highway engi­ Brothers in a better position thnn i on incraase la district sup* their *own—tho realization' SOLD ONLY BY ever before to build their share of neers, County Commissioner* and of an ideal. Clem Jones Liver and Kidney all -----------Interested citUens * are invited economic outlook for 1024 the huge output scheduled for 1024. — The Herald Want Ads Tonic Will Do It While fectory officlaln are plens. to attend, according to B. C. Riley, j. With few exceptions, most SANFORD PAINT a* deal to do with cd a t the attainment of the one mil­ Director of the General Extension Inging about home own­ As a tonln w hen th e re ts w e e k ­ Division, who toys: "Believing that lion mark in ao brief a period, they STORE I'M en d Itirlck cof ap p e tite, w h en a ership, for they point to op­ ttlu rx e rtto n '‘m ak es you feet ...... ___ .on-, ____, accorded the greatest recop* attach -far greater importance to much benefit may be derived t>y an portunities in buying, sell* of views on the highway llrm l, y o u r leg s d rag , y o u r bnck Wclaka Bldg. Phpne 308 [of any Cadillac and our die- tho fact that more than DO per cent exchange k g . exchanging. soli on, y o u r m outh ta s te s a n d 'y o u r n and dealers throughout of the first million cars are still In question.’’ sleep Is broken, Clem Jonqs L iv e r See what tho Herald Dean J. R. Benton of the service. K idney Tonic Is th e one th in g onntry in the, new year will be Wanta have to offer in aid­ and tre n g th This is tho point that interests of Engineering, Prof. P. L. Reed, th a t “w III in resto re sto ru re y o u r setre l an d on quotas considerably enable you to__en Jo y ^H fe. ing you in having your the public, they maintain, for it is head of the Department of Civil over thoM of 1923.” JON l'U l,IV tin AND K IDNEY dreams for a homo come T P N lC " b *e<*uee. of . Its g e n e ra l emphatic evidence that quality pro­ Engineering, and other University true. duction has always hod preference officials have planned a program TONIC nnd h e a l t h - g i v i n g effect, h a s TO BUILD UP CITY. e stab lish ed Itself a s a r e c o g n i s e d lor Roa.l over quantity production in Dodge for the 1924 conference for Keeping in touch with edy fo r TO RPID u y » in. The very best Battery is an rented “Brothers * . tjl( Builders which will interest every Works, even when tho the Herald Wants moans F E VrEIL E 3LT“ MALARIA AND COLDH. PETERSBURG, Jan. 21 w — most heroic measures were being citizen in the state, and will un­ .KM JONES L IV E R AND K ID CLKM keeping in touch with real­ esl chamber of commerce adopted to increase plant capacity doubtedly be attended by largo N E T TONIC Is not unly b essllc lat ty opportunities. $75,000 as its goal for a to meet the increasing demand. as a liv e r m edicine, b u t It i u r numbers of taxpayers as well as EXIDE class n clean sin g and s tim u la tin g Just turn to tho Herald i help build- up thin city professions! engineers and county In flu en ce In th e stom ach an d bow , Want Ada now and oeo how els. T h ro u g h Its ex cellen t cn the current year. Apploxcommissioners of the state. AGRD- CITIZEN DIES many sach offers are listed th a rtla p ro p ertie s b ilio u s tm p u rl- Pt: n>-charge and repair ’ 1-10,000 of the amount was Prof.--P. L. Reed Depart DELAND, Jan. 21.—John R. -----— ---- of tho ...» — K----fch have In te rfe rre d w ith th e n and, perhaps, the lies w hich bed st two dinners attend- Wethcrell, one of this city’s oldest ment makes of Batteries ent of Civil Engineering has beer been y processes a re driven out. very one you nra looking Th eaka lth tore than 400 representative and beat known citizens, is dead advised that the Florida State e lie PILLS w hile u sin g th o for will catch your eye. - men and women of the at tho ago of 77 years. He was Rond Department finds the dates m ed icin e—(he TONIC s a t U bat Is needed. RAY BROTHERS born in Charing Cross, London, and set to bo satisfactory and will help T H E COST IS SMALL—T H E iblo to make the PHONE 148 come to America when five years in every way possible B E N E F IT 18 GREAT. BOLUTIONS ADOPTED. R u u m llla t A nderson, S an fo rd , old. He haif served here many conference a success. The United F lo rid a. -Sanford Phone 548years as supervisor of registration States Bureau of Public Roads has LATKA, Jan. 21.—The champromised to send Its Highway Ex­ f commerce and the woman’s hibit to Gainesville, accompanied PLAN CITY BEAUTIFUL. have adopted resolutions askORLANDO, Jan. 22—The city by a speaker from the Department. « city commission to call an beautification.committee has devis­ Woodmen of the World will baild | n to rote on oh Issue of ed plans to ornament Orlando with ,000 in bond*, the proceeds of flower gardens, and make wide­ a home near San Antonio, Tex. Bet would be used in public lin­ spread tho floral display. II. H. they don’t spare the trees. iments including parks and pickinson, chairman of the com­ % Detroit officers captured 4800 hot ( . ounds, 18 hole golf course, mittee, describes the venture as one ties of beer, but the weather will that will ultimately mako the city 'tic field and municipal docks, bo cooler soon. 1 Franklin Brougham more beautiful than it now is. ig 'other things. §'1*— r ^ ^ ’sfS iiss’SK feet In width is constructed, a per mit therefor must bo flrat obtain Co cd/’ from the City Commission. Section Two. Thia ' ’ordinance shall take effect immediately upon ita passage and adoption. ■ . - V§. * The Day oS th e K night is h ere! ^ tf • ‘-n- S a le s ’i ii -1 ■,■i-i i S ia e r e a s e ! O ne thing’ sure —it takes a wonderful voter o r to,make the brilliant rc:ord Willya-Knighl nude in 1923. People axe turning to the Knight for 1» beautiful coach work, iu luxurious comfort, ft* distinction, iu great atrength—but mainly and mostly for the marly incomparable benefits of the .wonderful WlUys-Knighl sleew-vihe engine. The engine that grows quieter, ■toother .and more powerful in use! SUNPROOF Rebuilt Franklin C ars ■*y ■ A • ■V ' fl > *-,“i ___________ •) Adopted this the January, A. D. 1924 FORM 8. O. CH C. J. M. As the City, tho City of i Attest: L. R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) City Clerk. other streets or parte of street! the width shall not be less than four feet; provided, however, that before any sidewalk less than six f GAJNESVME T HAVE ROAD MEET! « CCH1IIA11 The COACH 1 Franklin Sedan 1 Franklin 4-passenger Roadster 3 Franklin Touring 1 Coles Touring, 7-passenger t 1 .Olds Touring, 7-passenger D o d g e B rothers Motor Car Dodge 2-passenger Roadster Franklin Motor Company ORANGE AVE. AND MARK ST„ ORLANDO Phone 1624 for Demonstration Value so pronounced that you are justi­ fied in looking upon the purchase of a Dodge Brothers Motor Car as the sound­ est possible investment in transportation. ota r-.V.:. Not a dollar is added to the purchase price to support a free service policy; nor to cover the costliness of numerous body or chassis types; nor to pay interest on bor­ rowed money; nor to maintain a multiple organization of middlemen. v- HI Mtsnr©® ea&s cJnother ejR m s o n lV h y ~ TheBuick Third Member Buick cars drive through « third member, not d ie springs. The springs only sup­ p o rt the body and assure easy riding. A Buick rear spring accidently broken can­ not misalign the oxle and prevent driving th e car. The Buick axle remains in fixed position. Consequently the adjustm ent of Buick four-wheel brakes is not affected by the deflection of the spring*. K-M-IS-NF These facts are reflected, not only in the price of the Car, but in the quality of workmanship and materials that enter into its cnstruction. Sanford Motor Company When better automobilesare built OAK AT SECOND, PHONE NO. 3 Buick will build them SANFORD BUICK COMPANY JY — . J'..*r»i., E. L. HARWELL, Manager 206-208 Magnolia Avenue—Phone 367 1.^".- ‘ a., wi***4*fc : « * ____________ _ N E W A SIX E S S E X Built by Hudson Under Hudson Patents Dodge Brothers finance themselves. They sell directly through a single organiza­ tion of dealers to you. They do not be­ lieve in charging in advance for service you may never need. They have develop­ ed rerftarkable economics, and a time-sea­ soned product, by concentrating on standard types. -MS-'v T h e --t w ' - T he smoothnes* and long life for which Hudson is famous is now •hared by Essex. It is an impor­ tant advantage to bear in mind. So also is the fact that the Essex “ Six” possesses other notable H udson qualities. It has the same type d utch, the same axles, the same provisions for long life and easy care of all working parts. Essex relia b ility is retained. Essex economy of fuel, oil and tires ia greatly enhanced. W e ask this te st-ta k e a ride. You will enjoy it—that’s certain. See how handling is simplified. Starts at the touch of your toe. Steers easily as a bicycle. And how easy gears shift. Easy t o park too. Its low center of gravity makes safe and comfortable driv* ing on all roads, at all speeds. Simple to keep in first class con­ dition. Requires little attention. Lubrication for the most port it done with an oil can. ' You,too,willsay: “thcN ew Essex provides ideal transportation. »a A 30 Minute Ride Will Win You SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX CO. Phone 41 115 Magnolia Avc. «yftr'v7"fc- �7 '■>-^v•f--•• STO•P 1 * ‘ t v * ' • * ’ . ■ { ■ . * _ • k- ’/-ly•■ 'y*■•” $ SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY M, IW« ABOUT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR W hat Is the Boy? a t Bacon0 Ctaaa Matter, Ocl i l t , a t the V ostoffleo at Florida. under act o t March SPECIAL NOTtC® i All obituary to t l e u carta o f thanks. resolution* taO. notice* o f entertalnm enU whar* aharaaa arc made, w ill be charged V p n n m associated m otaa 1 T he A ssociated Pr*ss la exclu s­ iv e ly entitled to the u*e for repubHeat ton of all newa dispatch** credited to It or not otherw ise credited In th is paper and a lso th* local newa p a b lM ed herein. A ll rig h ts of rs-puhfieatlon of special glapatche* heroin a r t also reaorrod. WEDNESDAY. JAN. M, 1M4 BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY Ha that traataih in his own heart la a fool.—Prov. 28:26. AFTER THE DREARY DAY. Wall. I have seen it through! A dreary day! From dawn to dusk the eklea were sullen gray. , . ' Hot once I taw the eplendor of the During a recent campaign to raiae Sanford's quote for th e support of the central Mori da council of th e Boy Scouts o f America, an indifference on the part of the people made it impossible for this great movement to get the proper sup­ port. N o movement in America has such far-reaching possibil­ ities for the development of character as well a s the body as the Boy Scout organization. It brings out th e best there is in th e boy, teaches him to be honest, loyal and square. It show s him th at he is a part of the community and teaches him to become a more useful citizen. T he Herald reprints the following statem ent from th e press w ith reference to the boy of today. W hat is the boy? "He is a person who is going to carry on w h at you have started. “R e is to*sit right where you are Bitting and attend to those things you think are so important when you are gone. “You may adopt all the policies you please, but how th ey will be carried out depends upon him. “Even if you make leagues and treaties, he will have to manage them.. “He is going to sit at your desk in the senate, and occupy your place on the supreme bench. “He will assume control of your cities, states and nation. "He is going to move in and take over your prisons, churches, schools, universities and corporations. “All your work is going to be judged and praised or'condemned by him. , . % “Your reputation and your future are in his hands. “A ll your work is for him, and the fate o f the nation and o f humanity is in his hands. “So it might be as well to pay him some attention.” o------------ Thu girl with cotton can’t noe a mouse, Europe i BkiDkltiT Better T hu Mm key Q luAi. Poor Omeoat N olen . Ambition the Picker. Copy H R hi. 1933 LLOYD GEORGE predicts aqother worse war in Europe, “that will” ’ convert Europe into the shambles within the lifetime of this generation. It's a gruesome prediction. But the growing pow­ er bf labor in England and throughout Europe and the great intelligence and real knowledge of Europeon labor leaders may be tho situation. Hitherto a few ambitious, covet­ ous, or patriotic individuals have set the workers to fighting. The workers had nothing to say about it In England just now they have all to say. It may make a differ­ ence, when the men that must do the fighting decide on peace or war. FRANCE TAKES a wise step in arranging to cut down her army by 220,000 men. Those men, produc­ ing wealth as civilians and no longer a burden on other workers, will help solve tho French prob­ lem. If now France will encourage her ally, Poland—working prac­ tically under French dictation—to cut down the huge Polish Army, that also will help. They don't need us In any league over there. Whnt they need is to settlo their troubles, in tho only possible way, by retrenchment. TOM SIMS SA1 .1*5 Be O * Any man wtoTthink, he f c j chance Is correct. The optimist reads "rm" left to right. H ost of those who iWaN swearing are swearing <£ fla u te 6ovew «H £ W a t w e t L .*/ jomw is GrfrnNa e IW**TWL* ~ A girl isn't a jewel ju t I she has a rich setting. *Official Buswtss * h m - m- mmni 'HCStt J oHKS BKM ftVoJko consul in sqm cav- •• W uio/fT U W r Bm 6RM O When every "dog h„ hu I wants to make a night of it, ** If you haven’t a new you are it. ,oto Jfl T “ny P«»Ple think the erty Bell is a dumb-heij. t}10 lending movie i ought to be leading a plow. •T myTRwk. He’3 M E eS N N acpTLeoGwa acoTUi OR vSoweTuNG — f* O f DEAR’ A man with a frown had! take another look. 'Ott Dew ' ba£ I WISH JOHN WOULD One fellow who isn't cuti much ice now is tho ice man. On dcak / HU06Y Hawe and B elieve TFllS SUSPENSE * * QkThaT ? *a worth twofl Muscle Shonlo was a white i phant until Ford asked for it, thnt started tho circus. ^ It is Interesting to learn t congressional bloc is formed! putting heads together. 'SmaUHoy w u mine—but now the The Development of Medical Surgery v : r; day is done, WnYTfciPJ NH IKCOW"Rk BLANK. Why did I grumble, why despise Bosses with mustache] ,n, the rain? t News dispatches Monday from Philadelphia'‘told of an never kiss stenographers until t _ I t Aid not ease my burden to eom- operation on on eight-months-old baby a n d lh e removal o f a put their gum away. Ul^Jfca *Uuk t* finiehed. 1 have done three-quarter inch tack from the lung of the infant. T he Lot k hope these foreign dispatch said that there was every indication th a t the baby tion plans don't mean they I eoulcftiaVe done it with a brav- would recover and that in about a week it would be restored to slip something over on us. "•*i j A" or heart. to its parents. All tho teachers who fade In describing the wonderful work of Dr. Chevalier JackU L mW * thing I drended came. I knew get married are back nt I ,, it would; , „ son who performed the operation at the U niversity of Penn­ THE BRILLIANT surgeon, Voagain. 1Thera on my desk confronting me. sylvania Hospital the news dispatch says: frnoff, who plants glands from It etood. “The operation took four and- a half m inutes. A fter animats in human beings, restor­ 9 I railed in anger, but it did not stir— th e tack, which was three-quarters of pn inch long, was re­ ing youth and vigor—more or less MR. BRYAN’S OFFENDING Twould atill remain had 1 grown moved, a section tube was inserted and the lung cleaned. —is off to Africa'for new experi­ One thousand animals are angriar. . . . . . F ive minutes later the baby was asleep. The instrument ment. ready for him, including many OCALA BANNER ■No curee would alter what I had chimpanzees, so much like humans a used w as about the size of a straw, fitted w ith lenses and to do. . . . . And now tis finished. 1 have seen w ith an electric light bulb at the end. Inside th e broncho­ their blood can be used- for trans­ i At this season of th e year it is well for men (a I Having made so fine n reputation Our good friend, Mr. W. J. Bryar. fusion in human beings. § pause in their progress and gaze back down the road, as president of Princeton, when scope was a pair of forceps. After being Inserted through has done another scandalous thing I did not fail. I stood and held my VORONOFF WILL do marvel­ and fdr which ho has estranged Woodrow Wilson’s name was sug­ g thus Judging how far th ey have come before turning | th e baby’s bronchial tubes and into the lungs, th e electric for tho presidential nominn Bat could I have done it with a light was turned on, instantly revealing the location of the ous work, undoubtedly. But a re­ himself further and further away gested tion, it is well remembered that the ■ to the path ahead and planning the future miles. from tho good graces of the Miami made man is, at best, a second­ better grace. tack to the operating surgeon who brought the forceps into hand product. Sclenco should de­ Herald, and "high-brow" newspa­ late Colonel Henry Wattcrson and Down n vista of 37 years The First National Hank I Colonel George Harvey mudo a pil­ m looks to the start cf its journey. We have traveled vote itself to saving the real new pers of its kind. Thia ia what hurts at last when play.” to the Wilson homo to take night comes down, Every year new and startling developments are being outh that now goes to waste. One Mr. Bryan has suggested the grimage accurate measurement of Mr. S with friends—our customers—an the way, and together To turn and see how needless was made in medicine and surgery until it seems as if practically und red and nine thousand hu- head of a growing University in h1* an mnn babicj die in the United States adopted state for the Democratic Wilson’s fitness for thl3 high of­ U we have participated in prosperity; their successes| the frown, fice, and returned with tho mourn­ | have helped us and ours have helped them. th e impossible is being accomplished. An operation of th is every year, before they are one presidential nomination. How needless w u the anger I dis­ ful intelligence thnt they found character a few years ago would seem absurd but today we month old. To save them would be That is his offendiny* played, Ahead lie other m ilestones and fields of opportuhim to academic and wanting in | How little profit by my rage was read about it in the papers and without giving the matter worth more than revamping old About a year ago Mr. Uryan, in state-craft, but the after events h nity. The strength and experience we have gained InI company with President Murphrce, men, with monkey glands. made, made n campaign of the state so­ disclosed how mistaken were those S our journey are at the disposal of those who require | This had to be. ’Tis finished, clos­ much thought dismiss it from our minds as a common every OVERCOAT MAKERS can sym­ liciting donations for tho erection seasoned politicians. ed and filed— „ , day occurrence. a Y. M. C. A. building on the Un­ Men less fitted by training and 5 our services. Would I could say that as 1 worked Great and wonderful developments and discoveries are pathize with potato farmers. Oc­ of iversity grounds. He remarked to education than President Murphrce casionally farmers plant too many 1 smiled 1 The task is over. I have done my being made by the medical profession in this day and age. potatoes, the crop is big, the price us a t tno time, because of the kind­ huve made excellent presidents. But in ju st a few years we will look back at today and wonder so low; .U hardly pays t9 dig. The ly nature and admirable qualities Andrew Johnson for one mny be part. But could have done it with a brav* at. the new iliaoaverkuLAirhich are n o w -iw f-m ir -dreamed o f’ next year farmers plant too few ,of President Murphrce,,he hnd fall­ cited. He was tied down to a tailor’s , er heart. potatoes, and the prices go out of en completely in love with him. — ■- — o------------, in every way he found him bench until fully grown and learn­ —E. A. Guest. reach. That happened this year a Thnt well-rounded, lovable and splen- ed his alphabet after ho was mar­ -------- o------- to makers of overcoats. They made Beautification of Florida Highways dkl character. ried. Sanford likes visitors. too tpany kinds. Good manufac­ M Finely educated, a splendid exe­ Other occupants of tho Whito A COMMUNITY BUILDER And visitors like Sanford. Down in Fort Pierce last Tuesday the county commis­ turers are overstocked with coats, cutive, possessing sound judgment, House might be named who we«. 1--------o ----they don’t want to carry through F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, CashUrl The man who keeps his temper sioners of St. L pde county directed the county Engineer to another year, and they uro cutting clear vision, tolerant of the views almost us deficient in training und see that all advertising signs were removed from the public to the bone. This may interest you, of others, an even temperament, experience and grave questions of can out-talk three who don’t, dignified manners and courtly bear­ world import. o highway. A month’s time has been given owners of the if x»u need an overcoat. ing, why should he be unfitted for Yes. All factions could unite The Chamber of Commerce is signs to see that they are removed to private property *but public office7 under the leadership of President doing a great work. NEXT YEAR, remembering if by the end of that time they have not been moved the their burnt fingers of 1023.1921, In trulning and in intellect it Murphree, and the party would en­ -oto us that ho would mensure ter the campaign footloose so to Thrtft is the forerunner of pros- county engineer will see that it is done by county forces. overcoats manufactured will prob­ seems up at least to Calvin Coolidge. speak nnd in good running order. parity. The action of the commissioners of St. Lucie county is ably be too few. Then prices will It is said that ha is unknown and With either Mr. Underwod or Mr. --------o-------be above the normal. Never spend From the present outlook the being approved not only by the citizens of that county but money uselessly, but if you will for that reason ho would not en­ MeAdoo this would be impossible and the party would find itself as June primary will in all probability by the people of the state in general. There is nothing more need an overcoat this year or next thuse and unify his party. He is ns well-known ns Frnrtklir. u "divided house!” be rather fntereetlng. detrimental to the beauty of I*lorula highways thun signs you will probably save money buy­ Pierce was when ho received tie Mr. Bryan lias done just what -------- o------ing it now. nomination and electrified his pnr- this paper from time to time hns ■ BUY THAT WHICH H A S BEEN TESTED AND ID It isn't the height of the mercury tacked on every tree and pole along the roads. The main ty. advocated, nnd whether it he Presi­ 3 that's so discomforting Just now. highways of tho entire state are cluttered up w ith an array IT IS suggested that the United PROVEN SATISFACTORY. i t ’s the length of the sneese. o f advertising signs, depicting, as the Fort Pierce News- States admit "picked immigrants.” He is as well-known as Mr. Bry­ dent Murphrce or some other man, an was when he received the nom­ it must be one with no “entangling -------- o------- • Tribune states, the merits of everything from pink pills to How will you pick them? A pick- ination. alliances.” The frequency of recent acci­ pedigreed pigs. ing system would have rejected dents at grade crossings nil go t» Steinmetz, crippled hunchback show that you cannot bluff a train. ... C0Uu ^ has ,t!onc a wise thinK and this action who came here as n boy, became --------o------- will result in mpeh favorable comment. But why should St head electrician of the General S ,i The new public library, opened Lucie county be the only one? One of the finest moves for Electric Company, and created DR. ALBERT A. MURPHREE ■ lait Saturday, is a credit to the work for many thousands. The PENSACOLA JOURNAL community and show place of the the betterment ami beautification of Florida would be for all picking system would have reject­ city. ed Napoleon had he como to the I8 ° f l ^C State, to tftke 8Uch nction and do away with the cheap signs and (waters to be seen now in every United States when he went down The past week Florida, the Uni­ as a whole know very little about The little girl down the street to Italy and beat the Auntrinns. versity of Florida, and its dis­ the University of Florida and its says that just because a man looks He was undersized, pallicd, thin, tinguished president, Dr. Albert president, hut those who know Dr. at you with a vacant sture it’s no and suffered from the itch. ORLANDO. FU A, Murphree, have received pub­ Murphree best know that ho is 3 15 SOUTH MAIN STREET sign there’s nobody home. WHATEVER PARENT GIVES his children good in­ licity throughout the nation, he. the type of man who will make an --------o-------THE PICKING syjtcm would Work has begun on tho develop struction, and sets them at the same time a bad example havo turned nwuy Pope, who cause W. J. Bryan announced that excellent president of tho United ment of the new subdivision “Muy- may be considered as bringing them food in one hand, and wrote tho Euany on Mnn and some ho would pluce in nomination Dr. Stutes if fnte should place him in Murphree’s name for president of falr.” This promises to be one of poison in the other.—Balguy. other things worth while. He was tho United States in the national that position. the show places of this section. For a quarter of a century, Dr. such a sickly little creature that Democratic convention that con­ o -----Murphree has been a resident of he had to be sewed up in a canvas venes in New York next June. Civic organizations have grout Florida, and yenr by year ho has jacket each morning that he might MY FAVORITE STORIES The nation is interested in developed, growing bigger as programs of development for this sit up straight and write. whomever Mr. Bryan proposes for By IRVIN S. COBB city. Clubs of this character ac­ loVt *nut ru<’t»d ti» r e f u n d m o n e y In e v e r y In stan ce when The safest "picking system" is tho Democratic nominee, and for greater opportunities have come complish much good und are a ■ntisiac tor> r. s u i t s uro n ot iilitulnod. T h e v e r y llrst dusu of to him, and greater obstacles and to allow immigrants in future, as the next four monthfl Florida and great asset to any community. . 1 ';K.y J o m jh i ,i v r . it a m i k i i i x k y t o x i c J It has just occurred to me that Cummings glanced up from his in the past, to he selected by their Dr. Murphree will be discussed problems havo had to be overcome a lm o s t m v a r la lily sto p s t h e t e n d e n c y o f s n e e z i n g u n d conKhlnZI -------- o-------and solved: m this nuriea of stories dealing desk own unibition and energy. a n d the th i rd d o s e usually s t o p s t h e s e v e r e s t COLI>. T h e commol' and saw him. He beckoned from one end of the country to Sanford’s churches were well with ull sorts of people in all sorts a member of the staff over Cold must tie c lu s s e d a s a s e r i o u s d is e a s e so g e t r i d of It ut " j if Mr. Bryan says Dr. Murphree tho other, nnd all of that time the filled Sunday. With goo.l of callings and professions, I have, you |.”ir » y o u rI niu.o'les V.1'.* “a re r.1 . "s "o rr ee oo rr you much better known than Mr. SECRETARY DENBY says tho churches, good schools, good roads until now, entirely overlooked the “For heaven's sake," he whis­ Shenandoah shall fly to the North University of Florida will be.held is lw>n-. « ! | | ('• It’* a e u r o slu n Bryan was when ho wns nominat­ inw L 'J* ? 1 n eu m o n la t o d e v e lo p . h u t b u y a b u t t l e of CI.IWJ and progressive citizens what cun city editors of America. The pered. "get that chap out of here I ole to unnex valuable lands to up to tho country ns having for ed. and there in no reason why a JONt-.H U t l . l t AND — - K ID N K V TONltJ a*#.x**^ t o d a y . T h e cdb! In Its president a man of such-out-1 keep a city from making a rapid slight, while entirely unintention­ before 1 ace him!" the United States. There are lands Standing qualities as Dr. Murphrce man from Florida should not be ? 'o r S ale'lit" 1,01 *-° l u l t " a c h u n t e u t t h i s ti m e of >tW’ growth ? A third story that I think of also al, appears oil tho more remark­ selected for the honor. there and oil wells inside the surely posscssess. o-------able in view of the fact that for nan tho merit of having happened: Dr. Murphree may riot be nomi­ ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON The Journal does not entertain Tho French Boxing Federation fully twenty years of my life I A youth who had not made a Arctic Circle—the Rockefellers already proved that, nnd the idea that Dr. Murphree is prob­ nated, but in the meanwhile Flor­ has recently placed a ban upon box­ took orders from city editors and glittering success as a newspapor- have ably going to receive the nomina­ ida nnd the state university will ers kissing before leaving the ring, whs%for a while—until tho owners aian, used the telephone to explain staked out n few claims. But Peary has been there for ua tion. but iwith the support of W. bo given much favorable com­ probably with the end In view of found out what wus the matter to his over-lord of the city-room already. Titles that would be ca- J. Bryan ho has a much bettor ment. The nation will know that promoting a match for Battling with their paper and fired mo—n why he had failed to secure ad-. -- ------- — tablished by flying there, making chance than nny other southern the head of the University of Flor­ 8iki, the singular Senegalese. city editor myself. ,i?i. . I’^ 8Pnco of n cer- maps and photographs, would be Democrat. ida, where boys are trained for then doubtful as to value. Patriotism So, now, in an effort to atone tain wealthy guntlemnn Just ................ Florida is a big state, and citizenship, is one worthy of the The Governor has made it plain for in retirement us the result of eonsidneglecting the mcmbei|i of and land hunger are fine, but there Gainesville is n long way from recognition of Mr. Bryan and the that he will not stand for the oper­ this invaluable class, I shall lump ruble unwelcome notoriety. should be no risking of life for Pensucula, therefore Fensacolans progressive thought of the nation. ations of crooks, confidence men together certain stories relating "I located our man In his pri- North Pole territory, However, “ Home Electric 1 ight and Water-IMants and gamblers in Florida this win­ to city editors. . . f t i.... '* i... ' vate office,” he stated. i"In iknew | Secretary Denby'a prediction that ter. He did not specifically men­ S Home Ice Machines and Water Softeners Of course, everybody in the there was u rear e n t r a n c e ,_ So I j some other nation will get ahead tion tho “exclusive" Palm Beach newspaper g !'I limbing, Steam nnd Gas Filtinff, Well Drilling game—and n good of us, unless wo make the trip went around to the back door and “dub."—Tampa Tribune. HOW MONEY IS MADE many out of it—know the classic rapped, and a fellow who looked this year, will make tho flyers a I maps, Gas Engines. Electric Motors, Spray Carts, O'- ■■Sanford city commissioners and yarn 'of the Park Row editor who as though he might be a watch­ eager for the trip. If the flight Tampa Tribune S' Irrigation Outfits tho Seminole county commissioners, was called un the telephone by a man or n special detective opened is attempted, every man should be 3 Sun ford, Fla. reporter whom he sent out on1 the door about an inch und looked a volunteer. Jointly, have appropriated 6-1,000 S Temporary Address for the exhibit to be made in Madi- rather a difficult and delicate as me over and then, Just as he slum­ only rendered possible of late by When iron oru is smelted, there med the door shut, he said: “i ’ll IT HAPPENS once in a while, is blown from tho furnace a flno, new inventions nnd processes. aon Square Garden, thus indicating slgnment. 1033 W. FIRST ST-----------------------!-----TELEPIIONF "Mr. Blank,” said the reporter, bet* you’re one of those dam’ re­ as Senntnr Capper tells you in his sand-like substance known ns "fur­ Such methods explain how Henry g a spirit of practical cooperation in a sorely troubled voice, “I went po r*><rs." weekly. Swindlers persuaded Dave nace dust.” In the past it has Ford is able to underaell his riv­ that cun not help but bring bene­ fit both to city and county. Semi­ to this mun Flunnogan nnd I ask­ "Go back there nnd take him Tapper, of Iowa, to buy some land been usually regarded as worth­ als and accumulate the biggest for­ ~ - ” "ILaBCBB,aaa"ltaiaaaiitaic<iii!Biiiiiga,,iiitgiiiiiBi ed him the questions you told me up!" shouted the boss. "Why, In a Texas “town to be built im­ less waste. nole county, of which Sanford is tune in tho world. Meat packers* fortunes ara the capital, has the products with to ask him but Instead of answer­ you’ve got a dead cinch to bust mediately." Tapper paid fifty For three years the Ford fur­ dollars, and got a deed. When he naces nt River Rouge, Mich., have made in much the same way, by which to make a very great benefit ing like a gcntlemun, tho great big that guy flat." burly ruffian kicked me down a In the fourth one n city-editor tired of paying taxes, his sister. been saving that dust, until there standardizing machinery and pro­ S '’hone ------------------------------------------------ Phone 39* to all concerned.—Times-Unlon. flight of stairs nnd blacked both plays an objective, rather than a Mrs, Hester Egbert, took the lamj U a small mountain of it, contain­ cesses and avoiding waste. Tho today, The up-to-date merchant today! T v that if I subjective, part. A candidate for and went on paying. Now, after ing 60,090 tons. Now the company successful manufacturer is a constant user of printer’s ink. \ to bother him again he’d governor of Illinois came to his twenty-three years an oil com has started to work reclaiming it. more thun ever before, earns his secretary with this word: pany has paid Mrs. Egbert $10,000 A modern “sintering plant” feeds profits, because he makes them bv He believes in keeping the public "Is that so?” shouted his chief; “Tho city editor of th e ----- (nam­ for her land and one-eighth of all it into a big, hot pun, along with more efficient, production instead informed of his products and h*s prices.' Tho merchant who adver­ "Well, you go right straight back ing a Chicago daily) just called the oil. That “eighth" pays her iron borings from vthc various of high prices, and shows other tises properly doesn’t have old to that man Flannagan and tell up un long distance to demand $1,000 a month. The swindlers Ford factories, and will get out of manufacturers how to do it. Consumers, however, are thaS you make a categorical reply swindled hemsclvcs nut of a for­ that pile of dust enough iron for stock un his shelves. He is able him he can’t intimidate me!" One night a broken-down special to the chargee printed against tune. But ubserve that Mrs. Eg­ GOO.OGO cylinder castings. strangely slow to apply such les­ to make a quick turnover at small Here may be seen how money is sons to their own profit. If we bert did nnt buy stock—she bought profit giving tho buying public the writer, much addicted to drink and your manager this morning.” benefit of the savings. !t is well to borrowing small sums, came “Give him an evasive answer,” land, and Texas land at that. There made in modern industry. It is all consumed as thrifty as the best Storage to patronize the merchant who ad- stumbling into the editorial rooms ■aid the statesman, “—tell him to is nothing like owning part o l the largely in matters of efficiency nev­ producers produce, there would be d er thought of in the old days, or little F ast, of the old New YWk Smw . Amo: & ‘ ““ " * * * * • ....... - i . r s i . U M au b v tfn •*#>* [ ...Another Year... G FIRST NATIONAL BANKl i WHY EXPERIMENT? S The Underwood 1 Underwood Typewriter Co. THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD C01 | Hoolehan-Coleman Company [ QUICK SERVICE I tr a nsfer j & �•--X : mm* t W wT- ■'•'"V:" *’• :< ,''^ 9 ? ; •' '• 1 ,: ►f'Vv.-* :f' • ; »■T r a ! fi *s - r » . f THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1924 !’s Social Sidle Fhone: Office 1 4 8 ; HOPE, THE CHARMER At summer eve, -when heaven’s ethereal bow Span* with bright arch the glit­ tering hill* below. Why to you monutalns turns the musing eye, Whose sun-bright summit, mingles with the sky? Why do those cliffs of shadow tint appear More sweet than nil the landscape smiling near? Tis distance londa enchantment to the view And robes the mountain in its azure hue. Thus with delight wo linger to survey The promised joys of life's un­ measured way; Thus from afar ench dim discover­ ed sccno More pleasing seems than all the past hath been, Ami eevry form that fancy can re­ pair From dark oblivion glows divinely there. —Thomas Campbell. 9 wm k* -4* £ ' H »t,f «f '* *A* James McDermot of Eustls was in the city Tuesday on n business mission. Adolph Meisrft of Sccancus, N. J., is visiting here as tha guest of relatives. Mrs. William Major of Lake Wales is visiting in Sanford for a few days. .Mrs. Frank Powell of Tarboro, X. C., is the gueat of her daughter, Mrs. D. D. Caldwell. E. R. Hotopp of Philadelphia. Pa., was among the arrivals in Sanford on Tuesday. Among tho business visitors in Sanford on Tuesday was 0. E. Carter of Clearwater. • C. P. Dunlap of Memphis, Tenn. is in the City Substantial for a brief stay, transacting business. Among the tourists arriving in Sanford on Tesday was Miss Em­ ma Gamaway of Trillahomn, Tenn. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. C. Hamon ar­ rived in Sanford Tuesday from New York and are stopping at the Montezuma. .Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Whitney of Kingston, N. Y., were among the out-of-state arrivals in Sanford and are pleasantly located at the Montezuma. Mrs. H. W. do 'Saussure and Miss Mary do Saussurc of Char­ leston, S. C., are tho charming gue:its of Mrs. T. L. Dumas and Mrs. Raymond Phillips. Mrs. E. A. Douglass was called lo Miami, Wednesday by the critic­ al illness of her father, A. C. Mar­ tin, who is at the home of his daughter, Mrs, Charles Leffler. Mrs. W. P. Flanagan of Pulaski, „ “•> will arrive in Sanford on Thursday and will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. C. Bennett at her home on Magnolia Avenue. Mr. and Miy.'L. A. Russell of Augusta, Ga., who are touring the state nr rived in Sanford Tuesday arid will ‘spend a short time here ea route to the southern part of the state. Walter ---- Ingram of Nashville, tenn., arrived_ hew* and will be asso rted in business with his •gphpw and niece, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. Elder, who have charge of the Coral Gables office. Miss Ann Williams of Mount V,erqon, III., la the attractive of Mias Nell Williams for Y>e winter. Mias Williams has juu arrived from For,t Myers, where she has been ((pending some lime with her grand-parents. . Mr. and Mrs. C. Render of Elmhurst, Long Island', Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mcyerhoff of Now Yprk, Mcyerhoff of Hoboken, N. J., “n‘l Miss Dean Bender of Hobo**tn, N. J., who have been the guests o f 1relatlvbi ’ khere for tho 1**1 two weeks, Idft Wednesday J°r a motor trip’ to St., fetera“nd other points of Interest «BBI3d t •*<- work. Protruding nails in the field boxes are another prolific source of Injury, but can be eliminated by care in making repairs. "It Is well to remember that the percentage of decay In fruit reach­ r ing market Is'in direct proportion MIAMI, Fla., Jan. 23—The Wednesday evening’s program ia to the number of Injuries sustained third annual convention of the to ba entirely on political informa­ in picking and packing, and grow­ Florida League of Women Voters tion. Ben Willard of this city, ers should use all practicable opened «hcrc Tuesday for n three member of tho state legislature means to prevent sttch Injuries.” Control of blue mold decay Is day’s session, with the keynote from Dade county, will explain one of tho lines of investiga­ “Education for Enlightened Citi­ the principles Of tho Democratic only being carried on by Mr. Dc* zenship” to be soundnd at tho pre- party in an address entitled "Why tion Busk for the benefit of tho citrus convention meeting during the a f­ and his program of work ternoon in a School of Election. I am n Democrat;” W. C. Lawson, industry, in the dontiol oluc mold decay This was designed ts a practical president of the Florida Ropubll is designed to ofstrike t the inin pri­ demonstration of a presidential can club, will In a talk on ‘‘Why mary iimry causes „ „ „ „ of Uk toss lOBH afrom irom thlrf election from the precinct pri­ r.?iii«! undcr ■ou«® fleld by- picking demonstrations mary of the Democratic party in nrinciplcs or that party. P Followcondltf*n9> uiustratng vliarge of C. I). Leffler, Dade coun- Ing these two speakers the candiproper use of various types of . . _____ types ihniimnn of tnu ty cliniintan thu Democratic dntes for governor will each apeak clippers; by field-inspection of in­ committee, and the Republican of hi* own candidacy nnd plat­ dividual pickers' work, correction convention under the leadership of form. of faulty handling, instruction In B. E. Wooley, chairman of thu AH of theso sessions will be t pro|H*r „ H .„ of HII ,,, use all picking equipDade county Republican club. open to the public, the evening ment am| instruction in proper In addition to reports and rec­ meetings being conducted as mass methods of coloring fruit by ethy­ etnyommendations of officers and meetings. lene and stovo gas method*. chairmen, discussions were schcdOn Thursday evening tho con­ In connection with the inspection ulcd on the-presidential primary, vention will close with a banquet of the Individual picker’s work, Mr. the blanket amendment, the chi! at the Halcyon hotel nt which Airs, DoBunk recommends keeping each ............... ........................................Id labor amendment, n political in­ Laurie Jean Reid, director of the picker’s record on a standard In­ formation round tnble, Interna­ Children's Bureau of Florida, will spection card and paying picker* tional relations and the world talk on "flow tho Sheppard-Town-1 by the day, with n proportional court, ench under the leadership of er Act is being carried out in'honu* for *»x«*oIlcTve nnd quantity women who have made a study of Florida." Other speakers nt the of work, rather than paying for there subject*. banquet will be officials of tho Na­ tho picking by tho box, ns' is comTho convetnion will open formnl- tional' League, Airs. Solon Jacobs monly ly done. * ly Tuesday evening, with a wcl- ; nnd Mrs. John Jay O'Connor, Mrs. come from the city nnd the Host W. S. Jennings of Floridn, presi­ If riches are a curse it is get­ ess League. "Citizens Undaunt­ dent of tho Florida Legislative ting harder to be cussed. ed," was the subject of nn address Council, and Airs. William Jennings by Mrs. John Jay O’Connor. of Bryan. You can’t be sure of n man Washington, chairman of child This will be election year for who isn’t aure of himself. welfare of the national lpuguc, the Florida' league of Women When a man leaves his wife while Mrs. Solon Jacobs of Birm­ Voters ns well ns for the state ingham, Ala., vice president /of and thr*.nation. Keen interest is he doesn’t lenve her much. the national league, was on the \ beirig sfiowiU’fiV'who will be clectprogram for a talk on “Education cd leaders Mfifhc df II league for the THE EYES of Women while Legislating.” I coming two years . Third Annual Convention Florida Entertaining in her usual graci­ League o f Women Voters Opens At ous manner, Mrs. E. M. Galloway n entertained tho member* of the Miami Tuesday For Three Day Session BUBBCRIPTtON Phono Mrs. H arry W) or Mrs. John Bel for reservation for Bridge, at Wetaka nesday, Jen. 30, a t 8 Sanford Association Of Business Women, Tuesday evening a t her lovely country home on Cameron Avenue, — The spacious living and dining rooms nnd sun-parlor were abtoopi BOBBED HAIR! with quantities of Calendulas and candytufts. In tho casement win­ dows were baskets of peach blos­ soms. Cards were enjoyed during the evening, scores were kept on dain­ ty tallies designed with old-fash­ ioned girls holding nosegays. The prize for high schore, a hnndnintcd Japanese* Irny, was won y Mrs. John Leonard!, while the consolation prize, a circular hand­ kerchief, fell to the lot of Miss Agnes licrner. Following the card game, the guests were invited to the sunparlor where an elegantly appoint­ ed table had been placed. Cen­ M an y ' tering the table was a crystal bas­ kets filled with calendulas and candytufts, while at either end were grapefruit baskets,' topped with candies, poimettias and fill­ ed with syrstulized grapefruit. Placed at intervals wchi silver Hka a ■___ •gain lain. I am I candlestick.) holding lighted pink cam and blue tapers. Tho guests SSftS! found their places by the things men la d s most indicative of their profession. Airs. J. 11. Skipper’s place was nnuknd with an immense blue pen­ a pouod/Lqvj cil (to write her ads). Alls* •cribafor my | Cooley's place card was a large • neh 0 •Tilt. , produce not < pad, with “country items” which Si W .b a t M l she was to “proof rend.” Airs. Don’t take royi word n i d ife In hckllh. hci lend you free nvr trial treatment 1 John Leonard!, was given n calen­ yourself. Personal attention lag dar, "tt* help her keep her dates.” cate and you am treated Miss Agnes Berner, was given n were ln my office. miniature bank. A box of paste, with which to paste movie notices, marked the place of Mrs. Osborne OF ALL SANFORD Herndon. Miss Elizabeth Mus- spot” culls constituted 99.8 per tor continues, "as tho ’green spots’ son, was presented an address, A cent of the total number of culls. are caused by bruises only, and tho Turn to the classified box of crayons, to help her with pages of The Herald each her archill etural work, was at This loss of ono-sixth of tho blue mold can attack only through day because Sanford’s best Miss Minnie Alien’s place. Airs. orange crop by culling nt tho pack­ a broken rind. opportunities are always to Maxwell, who is a render, was ing house before tho fruit ever gets "Of course, clipper cuts and in­ / lie found listed on these given n book of fairy stories. Alls* to market is described as in itsel' juries caused by lung stems are pages. ^ / Alary Zachary, domestic science a serious loss, but it is lidded that to ho considered, though these nveI hiYQ •uccmfulfy trvuttd Amoi No matter what our was given a biscuit cut­ when 10.8 per cent of tho remain­ nues of attack are less numerous . unda of gallants for fat reduction The only woman ambassador in the world ia Mrs. Kolontny (above). teacher, ads ter. ing fruit decays in trnnsit, duo to than ‘green spots,’ clipper cuts nr.d ! Without C hant* o f 6 l*t She’s tho Bolshevik envoy to Norway. She's a real diplomat, they say. will help you. Refreshments of chicken a In the ravages of the blue mold fun ­ stem injuries being responsible for er U*n*e***ary I im h Im king in patties, fruit salad, hot gus gaining cntranco through the 3.3 per cent nnd 32) per cent, reTo reMh all tho pcoplo Dakar.__ „a (nr extracts of Utttrs rolls, hot chocolate, angel food “fireen spots" on the fruit shipped, DAVIS-DOWN ING. N. BE V. HOWARD CHARTER, effectively — lenve *your spi'ctively, of the culls. from irstcfiful patients 1 cake, strawberries topped with|thgrseriousness of the situation is Want Ad at The Herald Of­ U. 1). C. Air. and Mr*. W, M. Downing an­ "However, ns clipper cuts nrc out my autanunta. fice. Phone us to send for nounce the marriage of their due to curclcsmcsfi and one long The regular meeting of the N. whipped cream, salted nuts nnd magnified, Loot 7 6 P o u n d s . M lu O . W tiilhw '•This ’green spotting,’ ” says candies were served li ytho host­ it or phono it to the Want daughter stem may puncture two or three w ritn: / Sara fast 76 ptmndt atm ttde V. Howard Chapter, U. D. C., ess. .Mr. DcHusk, ‘‘is more serious and other oranges before being grade*! Ad Department. KATHERINE will bo held Friday afternoon at 3 The guests wero Mrs. J. II. Skip­ prevalent early in the season, when and packed, these two injuries nre a s s' r'S f tiM w r to o’clock at tho Valdez Hotel. A per, Aliss Nina Cooley, Airs. John the fruit has to be pre-colored for of importance anil can be correct­ PHONE 148 I 7 0 P ou n d s. Mr. S. , MR. IRA B. DAVIS hurt hUTOpmndtt __ vs:‘77 mm Monday, January 21, 1921 program lias been prepared on the Leonardi.-Miss Agnes Reiner, Airs. murket and when more handling ed by field inspection of picker’s *a/<tt taking: necessary, allowing more bruis­ Atlanta, Ga. lives of .Generals Lee, Jackson and O. I*. Herndon, Aliss Elizabeth is brUtr ass awry way. i css Mttaso.i. Miss Minnie Allen, Mrs, ing. The fruit also spots worse lung Ira ki without hmmiog twmdor At home after January 20, San­ Johnson. litert of hrtolk. t thank you N n picked soon after rains lie- ■■■■■■■■■■■■H BaaakitaaaiiK aaaaaaa'iBBaBBaaaBH aBaiaaii ford, Florida. On General Lee's birthday, R. C. Alaxwell, and Miss Alary when mockfor whatyou havo dim for m o." cause the rind is then quite turgid Zachary. framed pictures of these! three nnd more easily bruised, allowing tunda. Afrt £ ffirsw TUESDAY DUPLICATE BRIDGE were presented tho Snnfortl High William Gardner a prominent oil to run out and prevent proper CLUB. School. lawyer of Daytona, was in the city coloring. The spacious home of Mrs. C. E. "Fruit picked soon nfter th* Make up your mind this very Tuesday transacting business. STRAWBERRY FEST Henry was the scene of a very de­ day to gst rid of that fat. Write me rains of October *1, 7 and 8, this lightful party, Tuesday afternoon On Friday evening from eight to for my frea trial treatment now; That The many friends of Mrs. Dick season, showed 97.4 per cent of than you'll aoou realiia how fesppy when she entertained tho mem­ eleven o'clock, at the home of fruit with some ’green spots,’ and you'll f« t. hosr much I “ bers of the Tuesday Duplicate Airs. M. R. Stevens, 321 I’ark Ave­ Brown will regret tu learn thin 17.2 nt-r cent so badly spotted ns to Appeal , health will be for havln. >■ba she is quite ill. nue, there will be a stuwherry r * Ihousaada of my a n te Bridge Club. be classed as culls. Then blue who now belong to U i _ The Newest . Bougnpvilla and roam were used fost given by Mrs. Stevens’ Circle, fc„iitta<;kltia .through; tjifsc *x,..Write to advantage 'in f (lecdratifig tho for the benefit of tho rfusbjRdlWn Cull Oranges' Caused ; ,i»<iW M odest —• ‘green spots caused thu decay of rooms where the card tables were Church. ci OR. R. NEWMAN From “Bind* Spots” fruit per This is an entertainment that placed. WE ALSO MAKE THEM TO ORDER m only seven days. namiftm. hdM a in mw i Of exceptional interest was tho you don’t want to miss. There will “This enormous loss can bo (iregame of bridge played during the be a program at which time, San­ UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, vented by care in picking and afternoon, high scores, were held ford’s best musicians and leaders FLA., Jun. 22—That 94.7 per cent handling the fruit," the investignaaiaunaaB ananaaB aaaaaaaaaaB aB H K R aaaB aB B B B B aaaB R B a by Mrs. George Knight, Mrs. Hal will entertain you, while angel of tiie culls nt the citrus packing Wight, Mrs. Harry H. Lewis nnd food take, plenty of strawberries houses are so classed because of topped with whipped .cream, and “green spots,’’ and that this name Airs. F. E. Rnumillnt. IflKBIII ■bb Mbbi At the conclusion of the card other gbodics will please the in­ “green spotting" is responsible for ner man. A very nominal fee of the decay of id.8 percent of the game, Mrs. Henry served chicken a In king on toast, olives, nut twenty-five cents will be charged. oranges shipped to northern mark­ ets early in the shipping season, bread, coffee nnd angel delight. W. W. Jones of Camden, Ark., has been contlusiveiy shown by in­ Substituting for absent dub members were Mrs. Frank Miller arrived in Sanford Tuesday for a vestigations conducted by E. F. and Airs. F, E. Rounrillat. The brief stay and ia stopping at the IleBusk, Extension Citrus Patholo­ gist, working with the Florida regular club members present were Montezuma. College of Agriculture, it is an­ Airs. Sam Yountz, .Mrs. Roy Chit­ Mr. and Airs, Endor Curlett of nounced here. tenden, Mrs. Harry U. Lewis, Mrs. According to data compiled by Fred Walama, Mrs. George Knight, Geneva, were in tho city Tucstlay combining business and pleasure. Air. Ik*Husk, after inspection of Mrs. Hal Wight. fruit in five packing house* un<| Mr. nnd Airs. \V. B. Bail aril of many proves early in Octeber when SOCIAL DEPARTMENT Bit MICE Trait was being pre-colored for Never has the Club House look­ Altamonte, spent tho day in San­ the market, it Is stated that 98 per ed lovelier than on Tuesday after­ ford, on Tuesday attending to busi­ cent of ail tiie fruit brought to tho noon, when the members of the ness. packing houses had "green »riots" Social Department were entertain­ Erskine Landis of DeLnnd, was on thorn and Id.9 percent of all the ed at bridge, with Airs. W. A. I/efIn the city Tuesday attending to fruit wa.i classed at culls because fler as hostess. of “green spots,” and these "green Over mantles ami on cabinets legal business. were sprays of golden bignonia vines and ferns. Baskets of these North, South, East and West—all have somethingblossoms wetfe also nrrangvd FIGURES IN STRANGE CASE around the spacious lubby ami on to tell you in the newspapers. the stage. A short business session was held preceding the card game, nt News-columns give you items of interest in the po­ which time the chairman, Airs. W. A. Fitts, presided in her usual litical, financial and social worlds. Advertising columns capable manner. Several matters of great importance were discuss­ give you information just as interesting, and ed, among them being the annual news of the things that have to do with bridge luncheon, also the regard­ ing of tho rules and regulations of your personal, every-day life. this department which have re­ cently been under great discussion. After the business session had ad­ The advertisements spread out for your inspection journed the bridge game was en­ joyed. Scores >vere kept on tallies the products of progressive m anufacturers the country marked with the various card symbols, and the card game proved over—the comforts and conveniences th a t play so large most interesting. Mrs. A. P. Con­ a p a rt in modern life. The wares of every progressive nelly holding high score, was awarded a blue console bowl. merchant in town are laid attractively before you. Refreshments carrying out th>* artistic color motif of orange anil green, consisting of congealed From your easy chair you read the offerings, com­ fruit salad, saltine*. sandwiches, gherkins, stuffed celery, and cof­ pare values, check the statements against your previous fee were served by the hostess, as­ sisted by Mrs. Ed Lane, Mrs. AI. experience and then make your selections. • S. Wiggins and Airs. Fred Daiger. TTio afternoon was one of ex­ ceptional enjoyment nnd twelve Thus you save time, money and the effort spent in tables of players were in attend­ ance. useless “shopping around.” And you gain in the satis­ M RS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; No. 3, will meet «t the home of H n . R. L. Griffin on-Myrtle Avenue. Wednesday— Literature Depart­ ment of Wonuin’e Club meet a t 3:30 p. m. at the club hVnfyo. Thursday—Junior* and Seniora of S H. S. will have Roman-Latin Banquet a t 8:15 p. m. at Wo­ man^ Club. Thursday — Every Week Bridge Club meets with Miss Kathorine Wilkey a t 8 p. m. a t her home on Park Avenue. Ihursday—The Royal Neighbors will meet in the Masonic Hall a t 7:30. Alt members are request­ ed to be present. fThursday— Mfp* Charles Ludwig will entertain tho members of the Idlers Bridge Club, at 3 p. m. pr|dajr_N . do V. Howard Chap­ ter, U. D. C„ meets at 3 p. m. at the Valdes Hotel. Friday—Circle No. Four will meet with Mrs. Camp, at the llenlcy Home on Celery Avenue, at 3 p. m. • Friday—Benefit entertainment for Presbyterian Church at the home of Mrs. Stevens on Park Avenue, from 8 to 11 p. m. Saturday—Cecllian Music Club meets a t the Studio of Mrs. Fan­ nie S. Munson on Myrtle Ave­ nue at 3:15 p. m. ENTERTAINS BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLUB. Residence 217-W E MAKES / # 1,n•M il*It,n)# hLn SnlnM k# !f,hHm « a ,* jP HATS From the Four Corners of the Earth even more valuable to you— faction th at comes from a purchase well made. Keep up on the shopping news. UNITED SPANISH WAR VET­ ERANS, ATTENTION! The members of Col. Theodore Roosevelt Camp, No. 13, are here­ by ordered to assemble at the Court House, ThurtMny evening at 0:3U, Jan. 24, to take ears for Or­ lando, where a meeting will be held with Outpost No. 2, at the office of Capt. J. N- Bradshaw. Seats will be provided for any members of Col. Theodore Roose­ velt Auxiliary, who wish to attend. By order of , T. , , a FRED T. WILLIAAIS. Commander. Official: Harry Lappine, \djt. The Misses Atorehouse of Mil­ waukee. Wis.. nre stopping at th*. Comfort Cottage with Airs. Mar­ tin. Air. and Airs. Nelson Gray of New York, arc spending some time with Mrs. Martin at Comfort Cottage, p i -■ r i k A Read the Advertisements Before You Buy. It Pays. This ia Miss Helen,J. French, 23*ycar-old brunette of New York City, who has begun a auit for $1,000,(MW damages in New York Su­ preme Court. One of the defendants In the case is her own mother. She alleges she was drugged, spirited away and forcibly detained, uU purt of an alleged "plot” to foree her "into silence.” Her mother others involved deny all charges. ______________________ . _____i_____________________:_____ ;_____ I n iY �h. v f.v.’W.yKv . A,m il ; ».3r) v-V',tv' THE SANFORD D A ltT >HKRALD. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY U> i n i [5. Loto of people worry * n d P t* M « ,to tb s Enrichment of K:'to%ia£sft& . £ £ E W OUNDEpt r •• : n INDIANSENDSEASON 3R CREDIT BIG MOMENTS OF SPORT Home, to the Development of Bv Tallahassee C ollege dustriea and Rfctoareea of Ytmr State. The beif t m y on each of TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 28—Dr. these six subject* 'lh e*ch itate will be awarded $ » in 8old, and Alexander C. Purdy, professor ir six best, essay* will be selected by the Hertford Theological Seminary, the National Committee from Hartford, Conn., nn author of note, among the state winner*. Writers of the winning e*«sy*,and a speaker of'national repute will be awarded four year aehol- Jtion, will vUlt Florida State Colarshipr W Yolo or VasSar, lego, Feb. 5, 6, 7. O ^ o f his best scholarship to carry with it fWO known book* la u*ed by the Y. W. This Is the greatest and meet— a year in cash in addition to tut* c. A, cabinet of the college of curate feed Book ever pebksC stu tion fees. . ■, for th efleu tt. O n *hundridS 2 wiien it was learned th a t the au­ full of aettial photocmniiilzP The contest la the reault of a ift of Mr. and Mr*. Franci* P. ditorium would be undergoing -re­ arvan of New York, in memory pairs and th a t no suitable place eolora, w c u r^ d ritrip tio iu TthS for his lectures could be found, the abla culture directions ■of their daughter, Patricia. Booklet* describing the contest cabinet wroto Dr. Purdy, telling moat useful 8eed Book there i ? may be obtained from Alexander him of the difficulties here. Ho re­ I t U absolutely free, tad Williams, secretary, Muntfm Bund­ plied promptly, however, that he w an t you to have it in youTh-T wo* willing to come anyway, and ing, New York City,, it is stated. Seeded “The' a littio obstacle like the need of an of the South, ■are es slways, ^ auditorium would not doter him. best Seeds grown. Garden Dr. Purdy was ono of tho main and S nv.r , m I , rzl'.'*?* speakers at the Y. W. C. A. cor.fcrcncc at Blue Rrfgo (N. C.) last with 1924 attach! June. He is successful in his work deacribed prices, the lowest we c a i T * * * with students, and since his trip to sell good seeds, plants Florida State College has been Black-Draught Found Vfthi* arranged, three other southern col­ All pur 1924 customers win ret It. able by a Texas Farmer, leges and universities have asked seed packets of besutiful flow«i absolutely free. The big n«w I S him to speak to their students.>Vho Has Known Its Use­ S e o d B e ^ U M , all about iT w ® fulness Over 30 Year* Sometimes a girl thinks to bo a for little dear she must be a little H. G. HASTINGS CO, SEEK. Naples. Texas.—“I have used bare. MEN, ATLANTA, GA. Thedford’s Black-Draught for years—I can safely ray for more than 30 years,” declares Mr. H. H. Cromer, a substantial, well known farmer, residing out from here on Route 3. “I have given it a thorough trial, small boy I had indigestion and was puny and my folks gave me • liver regulator. Then BlackDraught wns advertised and we heard of it. . _ ,. "I began to take Block-Draught, and have used it, when needed, ever since. I use Black-Draught now in my home, and certainly recommend it for any liver trouble. “ Ihnve given it a thorough trial, and after thirty_years can say Black-Draught is my stand-by. It has saved me many sick spells." Mr. Cromer writes that he I* “never out of Black-Draught,” nnd says several of his neighbors pre­ fer it to uny other liver medicine. “I always recommend BlackDraught to my friends,” he adds. This valuable, old, powdered liv­ er medicine is prepared from medi­ cinal roots nnd herbs, anil has none of the bad effects so often observed >d O o . from the use of calomel, or other powerful mineral drugs. WHOLESALE AND R ETAIL FEED Be sure to get the genuine, Thcd* ford’s. NC-145 Elm Avenue and Commercial Street•Phom M While 15,000 persons, - gathered in the new stadium of ,th e West Jan. 23—K- re- Boxing: Commission Side Tennis Club a t Forest Hills 1baseball record* shows o f New York Takes last September, looked on with ind Indnins, as a team, tense feelings gnd a trace of wor­ •d this American. League A ction Lynch Case ry on their fates, tho longest match ng with an average of.301, NEW YORK, Jan. 23—The State ever played In the La vis Cup series ». champion scpmg maWas being fought out on tho green r 'tho most bases an balls Athletic Commission will be call­ ntrotch of tu rf known as the ed on this week to take action in I the1feast number ot strike* "championship” ' ' ttwrti" Richard 1the season. The feats tho case of Joe Lynch and thn Norris William* 2d and William T. . of its players, especially bantamweight title squabble. Abo Tilden 2d, of Philadelphia, carried er Tris ns Speaker, mm and *Pitch»*vi* Goldstein, who is recognitor! by America^ colors, and James O An­ re Uhle and Stanley Cov- the Boxing Commission ns the derson nnd John B. Hawkcs repre­ sented Australia. It was tho chal­ JtanJ out. won 20 games, more than champion c f tho class, will demand lenge round match o/ the intornn. v* other ptgher in the cricuit and through Ids manager, that Jo*j tionnl event,. On tho first day of piny the > the most batsmen, 1,393. Lynch,* recognized by the public rfn'he worked in 29 com­ as tho world's champion, be forced United States and Australia had ics’, another season's roc- into a meeting. Lynch is practi­ broken even, Tilden dofenting cally certain to draw suspension. Ilnwkcs and Anderson triumphing i.Tr.v; : Joe Lynch, some months bock, over Johnson in the singles. Much Coveleakle1-was tho only AmcrlLesguo -pitcher to ullow leas wan ordered by the Boxing Com­ depended upon that doubles match, in three earned runs to a game. mission to defend hin title against for if'AubtrAlift' w on'it wn« recog­ Joe Burenin. A few bourn before nized that she had n fighting chance Its average was 2.70. 3* nidttwfl to Wding the itenm the Unto stipulated for thin meet- to tnkc tho historic cup overseas, hitting With nn average of .380 ling Lynch had the fortune, good or, Williams and Tilden won the first seakow to etutnblo over a pet I set nflor . 32 games. IT—15. Spenkot'__ _a 'world's'record ____ .hy . 'otherwise, .. _ ______ i___ Li,_ .1_____ ,i. ahouldcr. duo largely to mini.._.* Williams’ magnifi­ eking out. 59 two-bnsa hits, dog andi injure ibis y Hcilmnnn nnd Babe Ruth j declared he was Ultabi*! to go cent play, with Tilden, playing the the only regulars to oxceed | through with the Burman engage- left court, hopettesly off stroke. tet’s batting mark, but tho nient and Able Goldstein was rusn- Anderson and llawkes returned tu jtand leader drovo in more ed in ns im eleventh-hour sub- the nttoek, and with flawless team thnn bis Detroit rival, and,, stituto. The New York boy sprang work squares] the match by tuking ng In two less droyo in « big surprise by walking off witli the second set at 13—^11. In the iwu iL -Bi, games, um.u Ing third tho Australians ' smothered the decision. ny -rgns as Ruth—130. Subrequcntly at a gathering, of the Americans at fl—2. In l& ftvfoft8 in which ha worktic champions and their mnna- rest period, howevci.tfildim returnin llgam cs, only one man, Fred fairly cdazzled igrera Joe Lynch was pledged cd to tho court anil Thirly llnnev,.of Detroit, stoie stole on Sherrod She Spiny of su p er Smith;* iWfiiVwnithpawi Smith also through his manager, Eddie* Mead*.1tho gallery by histlNpIny ritn tennis, ' setting n pnee that swept seven to go through‘ with a match* wit Ja credit**’ with “picking” k Abe Goldstein and thus definitely *tho Americans through the last two >runners off first base. rinying his first season ns an i.ottle the point as to who was tho , rots ns <5—;i, *>—2—a total of gamen in tile five sets, The great dirigible Shenandoah, photographed in her hangar nt Lutxko proved one of the rightful owner of the bantuin.81 _ _ and the Davis Cup saved, for the Lakchurst, N. J., after a wild ride on-the crest of a 70-mllc-nn-hour ns of the league. Although weight championship. Eddio Mendo, uo, on l»el behalf of Lynch next dny. Tilden defeated Anderson Bttff tho third basemen in gale. The nose of tho ship was torn off, nnd a great rip made in her siding, ho led them in covering agreed to settlo the • issue with and Johnson conquered Hawkcs. Goldstein, at the snmc time re­ side. An inquiry will determine tho causo of the accident. F. H. ouna. i i M3 games ho is credit_.with 358 assists, fnr ulmve tho questing tlmt Joe ho permitted to Don’t spend what you gain by ■taatJuof set Inst year by Jim- ongngc in two or three matches so ns to test his injured arm and promised lower taxes yet, i i y ^ ^ k c s of Philadelphia. AUTO RACING. __ Eke had 18fi putouts, 13 more work himself into good shape be­ than WUlio Knmm of Chicago, who fore risking Ids laurels in n hard more.games. Knmm bout. The requesti at thn suggest­ COCOA. Fla., Jan. 22—Tho Wpod Jt- in.. six ............... .. ion ofstoenl sport writers, who also Brevard Automobile Racing Asso­ id six less assists than Lutzko. Cleveland bntsinun drew C33 were present at t|ic meeting, win ciation has been organized by lo­ 'bases oh1balls, had 381 strikeouts acceded to hy William McCormack, cal business,men for the purpose of 1e-l/i94 hits. They scored representing tho State Athletic fostering automobilu racing and TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Jnn. 22. mit ono essay not to exceed 2,500 speed contests on the Cocou bench ,A7.morc than Detroit, and Commission. and to push automobile racing in —The stnto department of public words which must be confined to thnn tho champion Yanfiite tho lulter’s 105 home MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE. general. Horace Shares, local ho­ instruction has been advised by ono of the following subjects: The tel man was elected president for the American Chemical Society Relation of Chemistry to Henlth ..Charley Jamieson, tho tribe’s OKEECHOBEE, Jan. 22—Plans this year; Charles Lansing, secrc- of_ the .......a appointment of a national |'s t a r toft fielder, te<l the league in are under way here to build « tary of the chamber of commerce,-{committee’formed to act ns judges Jng 222, with Speaker hoc- municipal golf course to be ready and Gardner Girtg.nss, local auto­ in the society’s prize essny con­ when the Connern highway shall mobile'tlealar and race fun, will test in which every high school iomninffh 218. J* have been completed. The idea has hnndlo the finances. and secondary school student in been taken tip by the city* council, The first neb or tho association the country is eligible to partici­ ruuu HtLf wirrtx and II. A. Howard expressed hin was tho signing of n contract with pate. f OUU atLP WAITVk ■rm«aS¥ZVNlk*i endorsement by offering a site for tho manager of Sig Haugdahl. Beaded by Herbert Hoovefr, the tho course oil lower Parrott ave­ the Norwegian speed king, for n committee has among its member­ nue. speed exhibition to take place on ship many of the leading educa­ thip beach Jnn. 21-20 in connection tors. business men and scientists NEW YORK, Jan. 23—Motor i When making candy you got with tho Indian River Orange Fes­ of the country. Tho list includes M McaiF oiFrlB h*ai|4 ^■league fandom has witnessed‘ w1th better results if you buy it. tival. Dr. Charles B. Mayo of Rochester, . regjMabc.MseiPR/coip Amerieijn Minn., Alietf'Amttf' Winter, pros j-., ,|p„ , i(jl ,,, „ „ Mn, * Leflfob *rnnks of "sparkle’ Mab-i tftV l' S| n ff t» W S 5 Vt V V dent of the General Federation of t thews, outfielder sent by tho AtliEVERT -By CONDO Woman's clubs, idn M. Tnrbell, \ M R !'tit Milwaukee in tho Ameriw s and Jane Adams, Dr. J. R. Angcll, j tjxi r. 'can Association ill u deal bringing • R H M *1 u *1 w w ou, uw are president of Yale University, Uni- | Al-Klmmons to tho Philadelphia ted States Senator James W. 1* club. N hW ’&W mli,w«-*n_____w_*_ m_ „ Wadsworth, Jr., of New York, and ” Wtmhows proved the most colori 'UFWiK I N O T I C E H R , D A Y 13 P R E S C M T AT TH£ others. ’ ful player in Connie Mack’s lineup k * « - js,n OANQUET, evt3RYBOT>Y H G R C I0 6 0 L P uuuu. Ho became u sensnSix cash prizes are being of­ m m -yvz* M O DoutJT, t_H<<S TO HEAR F R O M H I M . ' srnight, nnd his great fleldfered to winners in each state and tlon over TEf Ing nnd timely hitting played a six scholarships to Yale or Vnssar j MR, D>AY/ tvOULD YOU C N T e R T A / N prtftifWsrft part in tho early nnd will be the awards in the national! (sjITH A F<=tV WO RD S ? it inid-sciison smirt which carried I hi competition between the state win­ 11' Mackmcn well up in tho first divisners. Each contestant may sub[I -WP PP'b bir a time, caused them to r4 be consideri*(i oh serious pennant THE ^l »'* MSI O j. contender*. *wi SfiSP THAT A 'pcnciinnt for playing to the ' pt *• CTSTWtl, nmi'the resentment of Ids Sk PRESSING tallow—players over that custom, — ^ rz . ^ H! • hi cold to have boon chlelty responaaasaaau s NEED < sible*for hh fniluru to continue his tem •*■■itR +% ••«» h ulwsHi- wm>i res m m - -iHIIMfJvmii .work. Reported dish*i a. I, ii ba anruament;; with Connie Mack, Did you ever notice that rJ" >*^,i*T? >Ti *Tf * Pniluflelphia manager, also were often you need a certain How quickly work­ fcf», wltpirtUls w rens said td'navu figured in conditions thing or u certain person at vtHliJh, coupled with n falling off in a certain time? ts • V -» 4rm - -S 5 ers answer when ■ <1M—UeM Oral ISUM Matthews’ form, rcrullcd ill send­ a s S c -lt" " The need is urgent, press­ ing him to the minors. ing nnd must tic met at ’ you call t h e m nr once if you would accom­ plish the end you liavn in through the classi­ view. Whenever you find your­ min*» *— -A'lvD 7 H E S U O JE C T C3 P R 4 C T I 4 i f l L L Y fied columns of the self up against such a sit­ uation, do not fret nnd scold . .qy /NCSK N A U S T iB k E -; L l M l T U e S n , il’S e and complain—fur there are Herald. A N D , NOIAJ, T W |3 B R I N G ? wuys provided to meet just - • -TmLADET.PIHA, Jnn. 21 A n o t h e r . Q u c .*j T i o n '.Vr-.’v ^v such emergencies—they are | ■"Tiie identity of the nuthor of the Herald WANT ADS. -winuiMs iduii of the American award will be revealed at n The next lime you need T H A T 'S G X A C T L 7 the Academy of Muextra help quick; you must LuHAT I T ' mD O E ^ l hm, i’niliuieiphia, on the night of have expert assistance at DUb.vlt the Philndelphiu Forum an­ once—or you must immedi­ AMO T H E Q U S E T i O N nounced .Sunday night. The wntately sell something you I S , H O I A j M A N ) Y " ... fieb'Will be on the stage to receive have. Pi. tho 150,nun, which, under the eonTry the service of Herald ifllluil'i" nf the nwnrtl created by ____ r wv WANT ADS and be con­ B4wwr<l Uuk ,is to he given to *v7 vinced. the nuthor whose plan was selec-taij by th*-, jury of award. To reach all the people Mr. BoV is one of the organizers effectively — leave your 1 of the Philndclphia Forum tho Want Ad at The Herald Of­ nififtftfi which is nn amplification of V fice. Rhone us to send for y , thn Ll/iivcrsity Extension idea it or phone it to the Want t,j j ’JifiTflti d to the modern conception Ad Department. nf n forum, seeking to present a __ m well-rounded program of civic inPHONE 148 tFtcsts. , T i|,.W ',ntation of $50,000 will bo made by John W. Davis, for­ mer ambassador to Great Britain, n nierrtber of the policy committee THE PLAN IN BRIEF Sanford Daily Herald of the American pence ward. Ac­ I'rofKISOH cording to the anpuunceiiicnt, whether you need a salesman or a stenographer, a boy or a Sanford Uvorge W. Norris, president of J- That the t’nltfil Slutc» shall linm.'illiilitty enter the I'crmam-nt the J ’hiladc'lphia Forum, will prer.uirt ,.f liiternallitnal Justice, tuislntT Melville E. Stone, counsellor D o y o u a p p r o v e th e w in n in g p la n Y e a j~ »l<r thi! CDiulitiuuM itiul.il hy Secre­ bricklayer, a seamstress or a shipping clerk — just phone the of the Associated Press and mem­ tary flutchc't unit I'rt'slJetit llur.llni; i n s u b s t a n c e ? N o \ j ber of the policy committee, as in February,. l'.'SJ. (Put ah X inside the proper box) chturyinn of the meeting. classified department of the Herald. In a few hours your “H elp , U. T lm t . w lihm ti becom ing n Announcement will be made of m e m b e r nr tb e l.e a im e n f N a tio n s Name ......................... ............................................................... * tho returns bf the referendum flow iih a t a r t si-lit enlist U ult-.l, th e I 't lll n l E la te s ttl,n il n ffy r to e x te lu l Its p ren bt-U*'taken on the winning plan, W anted” message will be printed and read by thousands o f Please print r o t c n -o iie fu tlu ll W illi th e L euguo wad, there will be several addresses % % am i l>arllelptU<*'‘)il tin w ork of th e I.ramie in, ,i limit nf mm an I ruumtrl ^ddiiared.. . . . it competent workers. u m lur eninlltiuiiH w h lrli Membcrn of the policy committee A c l d r e s ' s «. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................................................. ■ and the jury of award will be pre­ 1. H uh atitiite m oral f b n e noil l a b ­ sented rnd representatives of the ile opinion fur th e ml’llary ami econom ic fnreo urlgltially ImL d ) t'r................ ............. ■S t a l e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * ninety-odd organizations which * i < be *r. . plleit in A itlclu s X urul XVI. , foryit the co-operating council of The prompt, nnd sntisfnctory response to Help Wanted Advertisements in the Her­ tiufcuuarii |I id ili,m i,e l/.K-irln". , the American peace award active A r e y o u n v o t e r ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘. . . 3. Accept tho fart that tho r a i l e d in the referendum have been inald reduces your employment problems to the vanishing point. You ALWAYS nliites Will pHHOine ml ' | •&».:*• .......... j vlted to attend. t lum* u n ile r th e T re a ty of. Vcq-get the right sort o f people.when you conditions, governing the H i.llles e x c e p t by A ct o f Outi•Mail promptly to * .Ward provide for the payment of lirtis » a wcond $50,000 “if nnd when the THE AMERICAN PEACE AWARD I'rn p n sc th a t m em bership In tho pi n passes the senate or if nnd 312 Madison Avenue, New York City I.c ag u o shuuhl bu u pen tit to alt ' vdiv-n the* jury of award decides ' nation.'*. that an adequate degree of pop-1 If you wish to express a fuller opinion also, please write to tho I’rovlil« for tho coutlnulmr <lcuiur support has been demon-1 vclopn.eut o f iiiteriutluuul law. American Peace Award f. 1 stinted for it." S Saved Sick Spells -.•„rsa ^are l^in^ betterandbeher-!* Could iiensbut speak, TftaftsyfVattfey'd If fedeacRday V, TfteBedCombvay; HOOVER ON COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE ESSAYS BY HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS Red Comb notonly, HELP'WANfED ;Major League Fans Mite Mathews’Play h e l p w anted .-Winner of The Bok Peace Plan Prize >,Be Known Feb. 4 I Right Sort of People Respond .Use the Classified Columns of the Herald t �W*!*-. ,-vv ' y* '■■' "T’Sf7** MI . , l- fT _j ■* V v*‘ y^r < A THE SAMVOTO DAILY B E X A l J t WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1IU £ :i! 3 H “ T H E R E ' S A T I M E F O R A L L T H I N G S HERALD W ANT A D S ' Sanford Daily Herald WANT-AD RATES FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Terms: Cash in Advance ROOMS FOR R ENT LOST A NDFO UND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ***or —Thellernld Job FOR SALE—New Bungalow *n paved street, $750.00 and bal­ la ffth iM tS ?* the WeJaka Building, Lat uB estimate on ance like rent E. F. Lana, • your/Job work. Phone 148. FOR SALE—Dr rent, new cot­ tages, clean. Terms to suit you. t T la * — 10c a lin e Apply a t Gindcrvilie Store. a Time* --------- ----- - Me a lia r • Tinea «r a lla e FOR SALE—Six room house, four SI T la ie a ,-----------------.... 4 a lla e biocke from Poet Office, price ’Y S . E l ' S l S ” ,or “ *• « “ » BtAck P a c e T ype d o uble above $ 3 ,0 0 0 terms. _E .JP. Lane._____ lin te s .. SAUSAGE for sale—Pure Sort FOR SALE—Lot on Railroad Ave. The re d u c e d date* a ro for con* sausago smoked with oaw wood. * necutlve ln rrrtlo n a . » location for warehouse. E. 36e. lb., postpaid. No order- ac­ F.ideal Six w o rd a of a v e ra irc • le n g th Lane. ' are c o u n te d a IlnK cepted for less than 3 lb'3. SatisMinimum ch a rg e 30o for flrat FOR' SALE—Or rent. 10 •ewe faction guaranteed. Mrs. Enoch Insertion. good citrus land, partly cleared, Sawyfr, Tifton, Ga., R. D. F. No. All a d v e r tis in g la a re a trlc le d to house and other impressments, 2 Vs n ro p er c la ssific a tio n . miles from P. O. Apply 809 MagIf an e r r o r la m a d e The S an ­ ford H e ra ld w ill b e responsible ADAPTED Carmen Grapes, Tree nolla Ave.. for information.___ lift for o nly o n e In c o rre c t Insertion, _ , 30 per cent off. FOR SALE—Beautiful bungalc I lie a d v e rtle e r, fo r subseq u en t Tree Blackberries. Best invest­ on corner lot .most desirable Insertions. The o ffic e should he ment*, highest profits, quick re­ part of city, E. F. Lane._______ notified Im m ediately in case o f error. turns, quality plants. Original in­ FOR SALE—4-room, house, new. T O ADVBftTIKKUfl, troducers. Adapted Nurseries, Phone 595-R. Tamp*. Fla, » A H e ra ld re p re se n ta tiv e th o rouehly fa m ilia r w ith rate s, ru les FOR acres Hammock * £ « wB * W a . r c K S Z f K ' land,SALE—10 and classificatio n , w ill give you 5 fenced, 8 cleared, .one com plete In fo rm atio n . And If breeze White Leghorn Chicks flowing well, $1700. you w ish, th e y w ill a s s is t you In are sired by pedigreed males from w ording y o u r w a n t a d to m ake nigh record hens.- Eggs perfectly FOR SALE—20 acres. 3 acres It m ore effective. hatched by modern incubators. Vig­ cleared balance-Hammock. One IM PO R T SA T NOTICE. orous chicks, true to strain, $20.00 flowing well, 6 room house. Ideal A d v ertise rs sh o u ld give th e ir a hundred, $180 a thousand. In­ placo for celery, vegetables, chick­ stre e t o r poato ftlce add real' a s well a s th e ir phone num ber If teresting catalog. Immediate de- ens and stock, price $3500. they d e s ire resu lts. A bout one li^fies. Order “better baby reader o u t of a th o u sa n d has a chicks" from__Pinebreeze Farm. FOR Ba l e —10 acres Hammock % telephone, lan d th e o th e rs c a n 't com m unicate- w ith you unless FOR SALE—DeSoto paints and mile from Lake, Ane celery land. If they k n o w y o u r a d d re ss. quick $1250. vanrishes at Sanford Novelty sold * . ■ a*,’ All iU M S tltW s e e Jf 1ST be Works, sole agents.______154-tfc made In person a t T h e i s s Remember when from ua fnnt H e n u d e ft lee o r by le t­ BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries we take you directbuying to the owner ter. T elephoab (th ro a t Inand blackberries—all varieties sn ree a r e n et valid. sell at the owners pdee. We suitable for home and commercial and dea| strictly on the square with C ourteous, P ro m p t, E fficient planting. Largest nurseries. Vig- seller or bugor. Our motto satis­ Service. orous, well rooted plants insure faction to both buyer or seller. good early profits. For full In­ formation and illustrated catalog W ANTED SEMINQLE REALTY CO. 9, write Southern Adapted Seminole Annex. MISCELLANEOUS No. Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. ' ________ Sanford, Fla. '______• •WANTED—Your old furniture. EOR SALE—Egry Cash Register. FOR SALE—Corner lot * facing Cost $60 when new. Will sell Lake front, price $1600. E. F. Many people in Sanford would like to buy second hand furniture. cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald Lane. Advertise your spare pieces in the office. Herald W ant Ads and sell them FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs quickly. Phone 14B and the want for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mayo W ants the N ext ad department will be glad to in- Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcardall- Avenue, aert your ad.__________________ Sanford. Phono 3303.___ 83-tfp Report to Be Accurate WANTED—Baby carringe, must SEE the Sanford Stove Works, 602 I Ilf T he A u n r U I r i Press) be in good condition and reason­ Sanford Ave. before buying TALLAHASSEE, FLA., Jan. 22 ably priced. Box 300, care The stoves. will save you money. Sanford Herald._______________ Wo also We repair stoves of alt kinds, ;—Nathan Mayo, commissioner of COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING grnfanolas and sewing machines. agriculture, has begun measures to Closed cars, carpets, ruga, at ____________ 194-tfc 111 Second St.________________ FOR SALE—Missionary straw. insure the greatest, possible accur­ acy in the noxt biennial enumera­ , WANTED—Carpenter )work, 3rd berry plants well rooted, care­ tion of agricultural and manufact­ house, Pace's Lane._________ fully packed, 50c per hundred, WANTED all klnds~of carpenter $3.50 per M. delivered. Mathews uring industries in Florida. In n letter addressed to the board of and brick work, by day or con­ Co., Tallahassee, Fin., Route O. commissioners, which is be­ tract. 607 W. First St. Phone 4G6. EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and county ing sent to every county in the Vereen Si Hinson.______________ repairing. Call II. S. Pond, state, Mr. Mnyo calls attention to WANTED— Boarders and room- phone 225 or Peoples Bank, provisions of the law providing for era. $7.00 per week, meals 35 179-tfc tho enumeration making it the duty 'Jhc/ commissiorrery -nut only to p"l*.t “ “Ave. I " . f e g - TS v iiocd a-.noWrW, Palmetto curtains or upholstering? olstering? Let appoint the enumerators but to in­ Radford Auto Top,i Co., 115 Oak spect their work after it is subDRESSMAKING Ave., do it and be satisfied. SALE FOR SALE—2000 sour orange trees measure at the ground 1 to 2 1-2 MADAME E. G. TOUCHARl), inches in diameter. Write Mr. K. FRENCH DRESSMAKER. J. Osteen, Oateon, Fla. ______ IMPORTED HAND EMBROID­ NO person need become baldERED LINGERIE. DttEMSFS » v n headed. I have a newly invent­ WAISTS. HAMILTON HOTEL .BLOCK, WINTER PARK. FLA. ed machine that prevents same. Wonderful for milling ncw.Jife nnd S P E C I A L N O T I C E S growth to hair. Stps gray hairs. Price $2.50. Write for particulnrs. S. S.~ Boyd, I-aurons, S. C. FOR SALE—200 citrus buds, five UNDERWOOD varieties, 50c to $1.00 each. B. TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT F. Tiller, Paoia. F la.__________ High class Underwood Typewriters FOR SALE—A large reed bob; carriage. Tel. 384-J. or 708 Pal for rent to reliable parties. metto Ave.____ __ __ _____ Underwood Typewriter Co. FOR SALE—Oranges and grape­ 15 S. Main Street Orlando, Fla. fruit, 75c to $2.50 per 100. B. F. Tiller^ Paokj_ Fla.______ ______ FOR SALE—Baby chicks, S. C. Reds, Rarred Rocks, White nnd Silver Wynadottes, S. C- White POLITICAL Leghorns, S. C. Anconas. Heavy ANNOUNCEMENTS egg producing strains. Pedigreed, exhibition and utility matings. FOR SHERIFF. Custom hatching. Write today NCTCTuM. prices. Sunnyside Hatchery, I hereby announce myself as <• for evil*/ Box T8, Longwood, Fla.________ n u t, candidate for the office of Sheri? of Seminole County, subject.to tho FOR SALE—Thirty nice, fat, corn Democratic primary June. 1924. fed. turkeys, at my farm near Longwood. C. W. Entsmlngc r.___ W. A. TILLIS. _____________ (Advertisement.! MELLON SEED—Tom Watrfon, A SMART NEW FASHION Irish gray Kleckley sweet, Flor­ FOR TAX COLLECTOR ida Favorite, Ga. Rattlesnake. I If tiicrc is one tiling about which I wish to nnnounce that I am a grow and save these seed myself; Paris is more enthusiastic than an­ candidate for rerelection to the of- money cannot buy any better. 50 other. it is the youthful dinner frock fico of County Tax Collector of cents lb. W. T. Thomson, Lloyd, «<f chiffon trimmed with narrow ruflies'of lace. In this‘model the lacq Seminole County, subject to the Fla. action of the Democratic primary FOR SALE—Citrus fruit trees, all frills arc grouped in twos and ar­ varieties on sour orange, rough ranged several inches ■apart The to be held in June. lemon ami grapefrujt root. Also skirt is gathered .to a loiig-waistcd, JNO. D. JINKINS. _______t Advertisement)_______ sour orange seedlings budding semi-fitting blouse with round neck. Hands of insertion form a yoke at the FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT size; prices very reasonable. A. lack and the shoulder caps ■which E. Nichols, Dcl-and, Fta. ___ t - - —i— take the place of sleeves. Medium STRAWBERRY FEST I.hereby announce that 1 am a si/c requires V/\ yards 36-inch chif­ At Mrs. H. R. Stevens, 621 Park fon, with 10 yards of edging and candidate for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole Ave., from eight till eleven o’clock yard of banding <’minty, subject to the action of the Friday night. Entertainment and Pictorial Review Dress No. 1786. Democratic primary In June. 1924. refreshments. Admission 25 cents Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bust and 16 to Aim. Steven's Cigele, Presbyterian i jq Price 45 cents. H. H. CHAPPELL. Auxiliary. ’ | ____________________ (Advertisement) HOUSEWIFE: T etraO M eU •<*. w ill be re­ ceive# I n m P a tr e a a » t re t­ ire! ee a e a t Im•ta*4 m '*la tely ‘ ‘ ta r If you M tn retd t Hat of any kind nf news In tk b paper, it’* worth a p en t Many tin es what it costs yon because It gieee ym every afternoon the last sad lowest prices for th# day.* I f you save on»y B0 cents a day on your shipping, ----------------------------------------------------- Daily Fashion Hint BRINGING ______ I it would represent one hundred and fifty dollars a year. , Doesn’t matter what the prices were yesterday— Doesn’t matter what'they are going to be tomor1 ’’ . * V Tow— W hat’s the last and lowest prices today—The Herald tells you? • HELP WANTED AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS WANTED—Help of all kinds by many business houses, If you are wlthdtit a position, advertise SPECIAL BARGAINS _on the classified -----------------peg* of The 1922 Dodge touring, almoet new Herald. It will cost you only a 1923 Dj>dge Panel Delivery like few cents and you will reach thou­ new. sands. 1922 Hupmobile touring. WANTED—-a caapabi e housekeep- Lexington Lark (aport). or to stay on premises. 202 Dodge touring, {921. Park Ave. Dodge Roadster, 1919. *’ tioi ■ touring, ‘ 0* pj “PENROD AND SAM" at the Mi- Notional Twoo ’Worm-drivo Ford true G.rlane today. A picture everyc should se e, especially the chlldr children. Two Ford Chassis. Booth Tarkington’s masterpiece of Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. boy life. Free tickets for Mrs. Dodge 1922 touring.’ Two Dodge touringe, 1920. Paul Kelly,___________________ touring. WANTED—Two singla men 21 to Chandler 30 to travel with manager. Ford touring, 1922. touring, 1919, 7 pnssangcr. Splendid opportunity for right Bulck parties. Call after 6 n. mi. Lin- Buick touring, 1918. Dodge 3-4 ton truck. coin Hotel. See A. C. M i fcGlboney. Two Rco Speedster Trucks, 1921.22 mltted to them for transmission to Light Ford Trucks. the Agricultural Department for 1917 Buick touring. publication. 1923 Oveland 4, touring. He points out that the law re­ Some of these cars were traded quires publication of the report ex­ In on new Dodges. Most of them have been left with us to be sold actly as it is turned in, and points nnd Applied on tho purchase of out to the commissioners that un­ new Dodges. They are all real less the information is accurately good, having been reconditioned. compiled it oftentimes may do Terms to those who can establish harm rather than good. In cases of credit. Some of these cars can glaring inaccuracies it will be re­ be estranged for real estate im­ turned for correction. proved or unimproved. Diamond^ “Tho report as published by this or anything else of value. department is not really a state SANFORD MOTOR CO. report," the commissioner writes, Dodge Dealers. “but a report of the counties, pub­ Phone 3. lished nnd paid for by tho state." Continuing, he says: FOR SALE . .. “If a report comes to this office . from your county, und docs not Ford Sedan ___ M AO<M E-l>! THE. H EA D • F L O O R •V A U K E R H E R E v _ J ARE YOU losing M opportunity to aell your property by not using the Henud w ant Ade. The coat is small, the results great. Harald Wants will work ior_ you_quickly. LOST—A grip between Geneve end Titusville bridge. * Finder please notify E. R. Moore or Bob King a t Oviedo. Ten dollars reh su L____________ . — Daily Fashion Hint '• PURELY PROFESSIONAL Cards of Sanford'a Reputable Professional Men, each at whom, in hia choaen profession the Herald recomaeuda to the people. Dodge Touring Hudson Touring BUSINESS m DIRECTORY ■HIT • Yea eaa Sad the aeaw a f even live Baalaeee Maa ta B ia frtM l tkla Colaaui each Say. Studebaker, Packard, Cherr^M | J. L. PERKINS Salea Department Sen Juan Garage WHIDDONi & RODCB Tailors, Cleaners and D]rAfE 117 Park Arena Sanford N ovelty * W orks V. C. COLLER, General Shop and Mill W rtk Contractor and BaOdtr * *»f. 517 Commercial Street Scripps-Booth Touring Wilson Welding ft ftadlattt Studcbakcr Touring Oakland Touring KENT VULCANIZING WORKS WHERE USED CARS ARE ALWAYS BARGAINS MODES OF COMPELLING SMARTNESS give it justice, and a report from In the season's tailleur one finds 1 another county exaggerates Its re .. . , . compcllingly smart interpretation* oi sources, there is an unfair coni-, the Vans mode. The design parison, shown, for which this de-|to the left will meet many of the partpient is censured. We are not drearier needs of the Autumn wardwhile It is also appropriate for authorized by law to change xpur robe, general wear. Tho jacket is deeply reports. To publish each report faced with a band of its o*n material, exactly as it comes to this office and the dress has a long-waistrd Mouse would oftentimes do harm rather of seif-color Canton crOpc. Cinnamon brown twillcord or any of the soft than good. “It behooves you, as the appoint- woolen fabrics would tic suitable for cr of the enumerator, to gel good, this model. Medium size requires 3H reliablo men or women to do tho yards 54-inch nvltcrial and 2!<( yards work, and then carry out your part erfpe. of the law by really INSPECTING • Distinctively -teen-to-twenty b the second design in soft black velvet it—when completed. “Unless this enumeration can bo Tho blouse is trimmed with embroidery dona thoroughly, the money spem done in old-blue rope silk. If desired, IN SATIN CREPE the patch pockets may be omitted falls of its purpose. The fashion of using satin crepe “ You should understand that The string tic b In two-toned ribbonrsing the tl this report goes all over the world, black and blue. The skirt is laid In for dressy frocks and reversing ,____ lias the full approval inproval of i*.aril, circulates In every state, and In plaits at c.»ch side of the center-front, texture and is illustrated in this frock in car every county of this state. It is I closing under the front plait. It may amcl brown. Th<?tiers and the draped tho ono source of information! bo nude with or without a scam at side panel are edged with bee dyed which is relied upon by thoso who the hack. Medium size requires fot in the color of the satin and the cock­ neck in v e s tm e n t in ( h e titiu e , un4 blouse and skirt ‘,4J» yards J6-int-h ' ade at the side is composed of ribbon it must be consistent and reliable velvet. and lace. This is one of the mos* to bo worth the money spent in First Model; Pictorial Review Jacket youth(ul and subtle of the new modes collecting ft. No. 1693. Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bust. from Paris. Medium size requires “When the report from your Price, 35 cents. Dress No. 1629. yards 40-inch satin crepe, with county comes to this office, is ex­ Sizes, 34 to 50 inches bust. Price, 35 6 yards of narrow lace and 3 yards of amined, and found tn ho glaringly cents. inch-Wide ribbon. Second Model: Blouse No. 1662. inaccurate, there will bo but one Pictorial Review Dress No. 1/76. course left—and that is to return Sizes, 34 to 46 Inches bust. -Price, 30 Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bust and 18 to it. This may render it too Into to cents. Skirt No. 1685. Sizes, 24 to 20 years. Price 45 cents. he corrected, and the report can- 34 inches waist. Price, 30 cents. George A. DeCottes Work* Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank Sanford, ■ - — Florida “It It's Metal we eaa wild Ilf SANFORD, FLORIDA , Schelle Maines • LAWYER — Court House Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, — — ■ Florida Members Florists Telegraph P»> livery Aeaecli tlea ' 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone MS>w ( i t s w s l M a.h la * aaO vCrltaSav G rtsilsf . , j P b o i, ea laifarO, ala. P k r a t 4SS- Elton J Moughton ARCHITECT / First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, ------------ Florida W. A. HOBBS, M. D. SpecislistUrolog:ty, Syphilology, Syphilolog' Female Skin and Blood Diseases. and SI Office 304 First Nat’l Bank Bldg. T O O L L B E O E T T IN <^ t iO N E F L O W E R S - M B Jmm STEWART The Ffartft Flowers For All O cca d a i Sanford M achine Co. V O U IM ^ a lc iH in C A M T r y O T H IN - H O W OAfkE. y o u laW E FLOW ER’S vt F I H E A R O F IT *O A t*4 * TT® ® W A Y -M A < W e .-l KNOW W H ERE THE NEEO LE COO w a u k th - tag Mocks, irrlgattaa Terwitleger, Prep. PHONE 148 By GEORGE McMANUS l W ANT t o ^ E T b O N E M EEOUE*> W H U -E J M H ER E* MIRACLE varter Lumber N. Laurel St. P f f it L LUMBER CO. _ Service, Quality M # . NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF Phone 136. PARTNERSHIP. To Whom It may Concern: Notice Is hereby given that the partnership between tn | under­ signed heretofore doing business under the name of Wayahead Pro­ IRON duce Company <s dissolved, the un­ CORRUGATED ROLL dersigned M. L. Fish having pur­ COMPOSITION STRIP BRING chased the interest of C.-M. Green PLASTER, in said business, end the taid M. CEMENT, I* Fish has assumed all of the ohNAILS. ligations of said partnership end all parties Indebted to the partnershin will settle with the said M .L. CHASE A C a Fish. Said M. L. Fish will conSANfORD, FLA . tinue to do business under the name of Wayahead Produce Com­ pany. M. L. FISH. C. M. GREEN. Sanford, Fla., Jan. 21, 1924. not be paid for if too late for pub-1 licaticm. “A copy 0|f the law is herewith * NOT REALLY enclosed. \ sopy ia always sent LOST to tho enumerator. “Unless the previsions ean be No article of value is conscientiously carried out by both really lost uq UI after The the enumerator and tho Buard of Herald Wants have been Commissioners, there are NO called upon to restore it to means by which this department ' the rightful owner. can put out a report which it can Pockctbooks, Jewelry, ap­ defend, and of which the counties parel, personal possessions, and the state can justly be proud. things of intrinsic value “Again I urge you to get a com­ and others that are prized petent person to do this work nnd I because of their association, EXAMINE the work when finished,1 arc often quickly returned, Do NOT sign the certificate of ap­ when temporarily lost, proval until ho presents his work through Herald Wants. to you and you nave APPROVED Herald Wants are the it.” first thing to consult when Tho enumeration will bo made something of value is lost this year for tho years 1923-1924. or found. Herald Wants bring los­ Many are called, but few phono ers and finders together. numbers are gotten. To reach ail the people . effectively — leave your Want Ad at The Herald of­ fice. Phone us to send for it or phono It to the Want Ad Department. Chandler Touring Daily Fashion Hint up fa ther VM O N M V F E E T AvOAdfJ * ARE YOU—Looking for a good room. If you don't Aniline list­ ed In this column, insert a email want ad end you will 'receive the beat listings in the city. FOR RENT—Nice front bed-room _117^ Laurtl A re._____________ FOR RENT—Two offices, ground floor new Bishop Building, 209 Magnolia Ave. Suitable for real eatata or insurance. Will ren t reasonable. Apply Sanford Loan and 8avinga Company._________ FOR SALE or rent, new cottage, 4-rooms, $850.00. S m al\ cash payment, balance like rent. Located Gindcrvilie. Apply at store. FOR RENT—Garage, 814 Magnolia. ____________________ FOR RENT—Two offices, ground floor New Bishop Building, 209 Magnolia Ave.' Suitable for real estate or insurance. Will rent reasonably, Apply Sanford Loan and" Savings Co. light FOR BENT—Furnished housekeeping apartment, 300? French Ave. FOR RENT—Party leaving gro­ ceries lb wrong auto Saturday afternoon inquire at Herald office and pay for this ad.____________ BUILDING M ATERIAL, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 23, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/be53be65ff6771601704b8664f369217.pdf e5a78af605c0a9fd08547c41e040f7c6 PDF Text Text ‘ ■iV*» s i ' »■•\ *' ■* • -* n ■■*■’ IT *, * . **• ' Pf for" w . . ^ ?P • •m t =SF U =u r» - FRESS W 8 P A T 9 HEB ? * SAftFOftpf FLORIDA, T H tl§ p A Y , JANUA*T 24, 1114^. i r r- - —- C js H d g e to T a lk — 1 " 1 t — X- »" ■ ■■ 1?■ J SINGLE COPtSS FIVE CENTS ■ 1 11 . —— fcjartdaflmkaahAfc m ON TO MEXICO! Bureau Announces B e fo re R epubU ean C lu b t a N e w Y o rk •rfl GTGN. Jan. J 24.— CooUdge will leave for the first time itared the White entered IfotMe -------: August when he gpM to New York on Lincoln’s birthday to speak at the ann -------- o t .the Republ. Walsh Conclude* Throe-Hour : Debate With Noile® to Into be the t i n t of a poUstitvte Aanoleent Pm - , .ju tw a to be made by Mr. * - - At___ W o rU ifJ T tf HU* rIdge since he became pres­ idant t Th* executive will be aclu n ta rf f» “ * •4 Th CCCllB§B WASHINGTON, Jaa! IL -H m weather Imntm Thurtday. issued tho following storm warn­ ing: Southeast storm’warning displayed on Atlantic court at, and. south of the Delaware breakwater and on tha C u t Gulf coast a t and east of Pensacola. Thu dirturtmnee was central this In Ngw York Speech D edirts morning over southeastern 1 Pollejr in A « oN With Louisiana and will increase in Established Tra­ intensity and move northeast-9 *r 4 WaT hIR gTON,JJam S tto A p o t ewe* Dome dMwaion woe brought out of committee room Wednesday tc the floor of the senate where charges even more sensational than those made by witneeses a t the in­ quiry were lodged by senators. Senator Walsh, Democrat, Mon­ tana, who has had tha lead in de­ -Ms » ' J J 1b ,v i dition i <Br a—isanea rvws> LEAGUE CONES TO . NEW YORK, Jan. 84—Tha pol­ icy of the Coolldga administration _________ *£$ FOREINPROBEOF In dealing with the Maxican revolu­ SCTTLH> BY A Tbs Ui 8. 8. Omaha with Admiral KltteUe aboard, it en route for tionary movement wae described by Vera Secretary Hughes in aa address S £ i M w S ^ ie ' BOK PEACE PRIZE here Wednesday night as "the Crux ;•to protect! Americana in revolution-torn Mexico. Uc r m i N MIL . SIGNED TREATY Senators Caraway and Reed En- greatest contribution directly with­ _ WASH] in our power, and in accord with Dwelling House Building Activities forms) notice that he vjrould ask Treaty Signed ' gage in Ret Debate on Jo Irftrrt our established traditions and man­ the committee M.recprareend a res­ Sabject 1 to rem­ • an___ _ advising the president to . _ y s L a> olution its and niso » n k ifest interest to the cause of world InSanfordAt Present Time Amount ■r The A I IH Preea) _»• peace." institute proceedings fo r the anout' • » f WM . > WASHINGTON, Jan. 14^-Ttie nullment of the Wyoming naval jaday |r«m*incd To About $25,000, Figures WiUShow lie the com- WASHINGTON, Jan. 24—Tho oil reserve lease.to tne Sinclair in­ League of Nation* was brought “This hemisphere should be the the De terests by former Interior Secre­ exemplar of peace," Mr. Hughe* lUyubllCTB twa tw ‘ hm i ( ■ r T i t A w stlsIr S P r m l eonaidern- double-barreled liquor treaty wMi ’ ratea us­ Great Britain was signed Wednes­ tary FaU. Will Ask Proaecution. Secretary Hughes and AmAm nu|(nH ana moreover ne Moreover me the senator saia said he speaking day by o«vrcv«rjr ado* Gedtles, to nbecome effectask the committee to Include imittee. fades --------— V —— w a w n tv V l i w b • • . . . .. in IVn ManlltMAil • HMlMeiAVI TAWGilo ield on ivo when ratifications are exchang­ in the resolution a prevision for the P#MQ. ed. By tattle agreement howovev, employment of special, counsel to prosecute, the case independent of Repub- the two governments are expected the department of justice by reason . * '» b widespread "suspicion through ans had Mima to give the pact some measure of of country against” Attorney J comprom immediate application in dealing thottomey General Daugherty. Chairman with rtim smuggling and ship Uq. Senator Walsh said he wes not who HL uor matters which may- arise be­ prepared to say whether this sus­ bllcan*, fore ratification is completed. Un­ picion was a fault or * misfortune deration i bo eonUp commit- der the treaty suspected- •liquor of the attorney general. Ha added majority smuggling craft under the British however, that he felt certain Mr. It was " Daugherty would be glad.to have a a sche■■embers m department relieved of the mat­ Molt among Ich could flag would be liable to search and his ter in view of his long friendship scisure if intercepted anywhere tote in lbe adopted Fall and their servico together Icommittee, within an hour’s sailing distance for in tho cabinet. * • j Side tree __ _ _of the Caraway Makes Demand. the • Republicans from shore. The speed of tho sus­ Senate I Mellon biU upon a I tame v— prior r . — to the A trt considera­ pected vessel being the measure of demand bydiscussion'came, Senator Caraway, for distance in her case. In return for tion of the new tax rate* by t hr action on hia resolution whole committee. Hr. Green asked this aid in prohibition enforcement immediate cancellation of the Tea­ Mr. Gamer i f the Damotaate in­ the United States would grant to proposing pot Dome lease. A vote on his mo­ trude dto support only their pro­ tion to discharge the investigating gram for tax^m M on. At the iud British^ ships right to carry sealed committee from further considera­ stores of ship liquors within Amer­ gestion of Rep. Ifoll of Tennessee, of the resolution wont over, emocratic ican waters anywhere on the same tion however, on a point presented by Jnational Garner terms that ship liquors now pass Chairman Lenroot. • Senator Caraway renewed h u through the Panama Canal. It is l(the ^ yMellon f c epro re of corruption aaglnst Fall to run for one year, at the end of charge and reiterated that Edward.B. Mc­ 1 Mr. Green n the ma­ which per cent can be terminntod Lean, Washincton newspaper pub * iJority members to co on three months notice. was not "telil... Usher, knew he wes "telling operate in , ____ which A nummary of the treaty made the truth,” when he advised the would be a u i .... both parties committee that he had loaned 'all jin the committee op the Hoot public a t the state department 1100.000, the sum th6-fWJ*» tftyWg a pppvishfn not previously rotary said he bad takea> from jft& S , the Re­ disclosed under which British vds- Washington to Texas to use in en publicans prop___, program of ■ci* improperly detained or search­ larging his New’ Mexico .ranch .........by which ^ in d ir e c t or procedure holdings. „ I miscellaneous taxes would be con­ ed would be compensated forjin Broadside for Wablberg. * sidered first, postponing until the lo** or da«"*«e resulting. Sue Turning his broadside on G. D. would bo referred to a joint M determination of the income cases Wahlberg, secretary to Harry F. and committee for adjudication I rates. Sinclair, Senator Caraway declar Rep. Ga: that the rates of the treaty> Which of. cd he had made good the expectn I be conside. ........Jot in which ficisls hope will pavo the way for tlon which Archie Roosevelt, son I they in w bljl, which would —1 come .» breaking up the rum fleets off the of the former president said Wahl­ bring the income taxes qp first. American coasts and also elimin­ berg had expressed to him that The Republican program was ate of irritation between the "they would ask him to lie” about adopted on a party vote, with Rep. twb causes countries with respect to ship certain matter|. freer, Republican, Wisconsin, dis­ liquor As the debate proceeded there and the seizure of senting. th e proposal for increas­ British matters were suggestions from Senator* suspected craft, was the last ed exemption for earned incomes offlcail act of Ambassador Gcddis. King of Utah, and McKeliar of and the community tax prpyisioo He called afterward at th«* White Tennessee, Democrats, th at Secre of the Mellon plan will dome up to present his letters of re­ tary Denby has been asked to re Imat before the committee. Mr. House call and with the exception of one sign because he signed the leases. Green said it was likely the miscel- or two addresses he is scheduled to Senator KefllM. Democrat, Ala­ Isneous taxes would be disposed of take in New York before he sails bama, renewed his notice that there fiUs week and that the other pro­ Y1 _ _ >y his service in would not be a “white wash" in tfac visions would be completed in time fo the United States is over. He left Tcnpot Dome matter and dcclarea for s report of the bill to the House Washington last night for New ‘.hat he was ready to vote now on by Feb. 11, as directed by the Re­ the Caraway resolution. . Vork. , publican majority. 1 • • The liquor treaty is expected to Senator Lenroot opposed the res be sent to the senate immediately olution on tho ground that it would with the desire of the president for halt the inquiry, but Senator Walah IP O L I T I C A L R A L L Y early action made known. What­ disagreed with him. The Montana W I L L B E H E L D I N ever question there may be Us to senator and Senator King agreed its constitutionality will be thrash­ with Senator Lenroot, however that T A M P A S A T U R D A Y ed out during the Senate debate, many serious questions were .in­ Senator without question. A provision haa volved in cancellation. TAMPA, Jan. been inserted to cover the conting­ Walsh said the validity of the lease When the Unii J * ency that judicial decision or sub­ was a judici-V* cne anil th at ho did Travelers niw» meet in this city for sequent legislative action might not bcllevo congress could deter . __ ^ their Jublleo Session, Saturday, moke its fulfillment impossible by mine it. Must Tell Source of S100.000. Jtn. 26, ohs 'of the'big features of either party. In that event the As the debate proceeded Repub rsm will treaty would lapse. their entertainment h* « -------Political- "-r ^ J n g . ” Various The treaty with Great Britain is lican members of the Investigation candidates --—dates ha' havs been invited to ad­ viewed as the fororunner of simi­ committee made it known privately when Mr. Fnll appear* before dress the salesmen. lar pacta with all maritime powers. that them Friday they will insist that Frank K. Jennings of Jgcksonhe disclose fully the source of the viUe. candidate feuf governor, who M a c D o n a l d P r o m i s e s $100,000 fund he took from Wash­ «** been on the east coast and In ington after his resignation from central Florida meetifig the voters H is A d m in is tra tio n tho cabinet. Moreover they said in person during the first half of they would follow tho subject to iu the week, is spending the latter T o B e B u s i n e s s l i k e conclusion by calling as witnesses, P«rt of^ho week in south Florida those from whom Fall testified he ■nd expects to 1* in Tampa and (Dr The AuMliIrd I’rrwt) vicinity for several days, lie ex­ LONDON, Jan. 24—Rarusay obtained the money. presses himself ax being delighted [acDonalii, who took oflicc Wed­ Senator Walah said he would not until he had fully sub­ with the evidences eff support which nesday as England’s first labor pre- be content all matters regarding K .^1 nxtfved in the section* vis- mhr, gave tacit notice to the coun­ stantiated this fund bv evi­ wed this week and in general rc- ter and Ms colleagues Wednesday dence, includingcorroborating an examination of porjs from hia friends and support­ that he expected to give the BrP- the checks and securities used by ers ell over the State. toh people a business-like adminls- Fall in raising the money aa well as tration and would look for punc­ the notes or other securities given tuality on the part of hi* associates by him for the loan. * M eyett‘WiH C onfer in reporting for duty each day. : W ith O ther B ankers Soon after partaking of a light Bill Is Introduced quick luncheon in the Anierican fashion, he called a t the fnreign ofTo U n ite R ailroad SiOUJ^F^LLS*1* S?Ikf^Jan. 24. flee a t about 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon In the expectation ol Engine Meyers. Jr., managing di(Hr Tfcr AHMWrl Press) of the War Finance Corpo- seeing Marquis Curzon, or air WASHINGTON, Jao. 24.-JHU "bon, ix en route to Minneapolis Erie Crowe, who, in the foreign designed to stimulate voluntary Thursday to confer with the Twin secretary’s absence, is the execu­ consolidation of the railroads Into tive head of the department. But vlties bankers relative to the fl* a limited number.of systems with situation in the northwest Lord Curzon haa already given up competition preserved as fully aa •■Bec the Sioux Falls preparations the relrts of state and gone home possible was Introduced Thursday me oioux rails prepar and Sir Erie, like most British offic­ ening of a lbranch •onnimediate opening — by Senator Cummins, Iowa, rank­ ■*r fnsqcq corpojrtaion are under ials who believe in a full two. three hour siesta at midday, had ing Republican member of the In­ terstate Commerce Committee and not yet returned from luncheon. one of the authors of the present The new premier’s entry was ISSUE CERTIFICATES. ’ scarcely noticed, and' his sudden, transportation act. aopearance at Loru WEST PALM BEACH, J»n- 24 unannounced HARDING TOWNB1TE. ■^Issuance ‘of---------$100,000 in certifl- Curzop’s door* caused a flurry throughout the bfk stone building. cataa ■Spiff indebtedness have been throughout ti MIAMI, Jan. 24—'Tho Miami •rks ran ran excitedl> tothorixed in the county commix- Doormen and clerks .... to th e telephone 10 imoriu «»«•* Chamber of Commerce has taken J»n«rs, who have instructed the to "the telephone to inform their «uPeriors of the surprise vDlt of the steps toward establishment of an attoraey to -prepare a wvwi» r----—— — w— ' t— ^— *of “— !L ^---Wn *«ion covering the Issuance. The newchief. site of Harding, a ^tract about 40 |b*eeds wiU be used tor bridge still hive some old-fashionacres which the government has adMCU on the Dixie highway. W e r U K S B in Syracuse vertlsed to be .old in Februwv. A ?. r‘‘tru<tion . iMue th# ed boys. . E k l S M i^'the last Uriels- for atskliug i W * horse. ^ S ^ h o f c ^ T O ill bo the balanco ii 1160000 Th* fl” t T S u iS M*to Sh?DCwhichWc^n”rs a l m ^ ^ s l^ n th^^overnment ialef to givePthe 1 upproprl* e<, S i i k l d off t E coast of Alaska. city an opportunity to make plans. Sttce « of t h e __ r the Helled ,_ ,* p . Gamer 01 the . his . rates i ; 84. to the D A uyu, m , AS fAfftaM M lt BBI prominently to the fore by Senator Adjoining his home at Magnolia Two homes now under construc­ Reed of Missouri, a league irre­ said, “and ws look with confidence Avenue and Fifth Street and across to the creation of • unity of senti­ tion on Msgnolla Avenue between concilable, in the senate committee from the Beck residence, T. J. Mil­ ment of the Aemrican republics Fourth and Fifth Streets aggroinvestigation Wednesday ,of the meet. against resort to the brutal arbi- gate an expenditure of approxi­ ler, ia having constructed e hand­ Bok peace award. The' dlscussiofo some home, which when completed tratment of force in political con­ mately $19,000, according to fig­ resulted in sharp exchanges be­ tween Senator Reed and his Demo­ troversies. To this and tha Unit­ ures given out Thursday. These wilt cost approximately $12,000. cratic colleague, Senator Caraway ed States gladly givea its coopera­ two attractive bomeji together with I t will be one of tho finest and of Arkansas, and frequent protest* tion." most unique homes in Sanford three smaller ones, now being from Miss Esther Everett Lope, Outlines Liquor Treaty. built in this city runs the total of when completed, it is said. Work member in charge of the policy w»y comaii Speaking under the title Recent building activity in the way of on laying the foundation has Just committee of the award, and tne Questions and Negotiations, before homes up to $25,000. been started and will take two or only witness heard. VERA CRUZ, J ob. I Miss Lape objected to what she a meeting of the council on foreign three months to complete the job. of Sallaa C m Tne residence of B. Beck which regarded as intimitions ip ques­ relations Mr. Hughes also outlined is being built by Contractor V. C. Tho residence will be two stories In Thuraday to power of tions by Senator Reed that the se­ tho purposes of the liquor treaty Collar and-under tho supervision height and will bare ituccd wails lection of members of tho policy committee and the jury of awara with Great Britain, signed yester­ of Foreman E. H. MacGoen, is rap­ up to tho second floor and cement h$d been influenced by their atti­ day in Washington, and explained idly nearing completion. Work on block for the second floor walls. tude toward the league. Senator wby the administration considered It will contain 10 or 11 rooms this home has been under way Reed asserted there were no such intimations but Senator Caraway it necessary to give up extra-terri­ for about five weeks and within and the Interior will be finished disagreed with him, saying He torial righto in negotiating the another month, ft will be complet­ with the finest materials. Work thought there was a hint that tho new treaty with Turkey. ed, said Mr. MscGecn Thursday. on pouring the cement for the jury nad been "packed." The secretary’s discussion of Tho home will coat aboot $7,000. continue* foundation will begin Friday, it is pc Oppose* League As It b Mexico was prefaced by a recital said. The outside dimensions of tho or Reed took up the league WASHINGTON, Jun­ H. T. Dowling has secured a per­ to the government of 1 question after Miss Lape had go: of the steps that led up to the sign­ dwelling, exclusive of pordhes aro into the organisation and opera­ ing of the two claims convention* 26x32 feet. It will be two storios mit to erect e two-story frame American d ttw n s of veei tion of the award in great detail. by which tho Obregon government dwelling on Third Street between ed to be added as fighting c r a f t' He first wanted to know her attl- was accorded diplomatic recognit­ high and will contain nine rooms tad*-toward the league and was ion. “After this happy result has and a both. It U of a brick vencor Mulberry and Potnegranlte Ave­ Mexican navy would be ia spirit J told that sho did not favor tho construction red pressed brick aro nues at a cost of approximately not In letter of violation of league in its present form. Then been achieved," he continued, "and being used trimmed with white $ 1,000. conception of tha treaty < the senator took up the attitude we were looking forward to a per­ Thad Days is building a 000- of the United States, to view of i of the other members of the policy iod of qulel and to opportunities of cement. Brick columns extending stary frame dwelling on Ninth committee, one by one. . . .« advantage to both peoples, sudden­ to the second floor are placed on Street at a cost of about 11,000. jninl*trjUU>c .olfleiajs. Miss Lape asserted and several the front porch. When finished This attitude It understood I John Burrows Is also building a .tlpics"reiterated that the league ly there was an attempt to over­ the house wiU bp ope o f. tho most home hive bean made dear to the Matt* on Grange homo Orango Street at a cost question had in ‘no wise entered throw the -established government aitractive In this city. • ‘ I o f about $1,000. ico City govenimsht and is ' into the selection of the members of Mexico by violence. It is plan sd to result In the dropping of apt either of the policy commltteo or that the purpoao of thoso engaged the jury of award. Senator Reed in this fight with arms is simply gotiations with private Americas * was insistent, however, In develop­ to determine by forcible measures ship owners for tho purchase ef ing their position on tho subjert the succession to President Obre­ vessels which the Mexican and Miss Lape protested when he gon. ment intendod to use against No Revolution Instinct. urged specific answers, saying she gunboats. would have a right to respond with “It is not a revolution instinct The original desire of Uw more than a mere “yea" or “no." with the aspirations of an oppress­ on govemownt was to pn Questioned about the attitude of ed people; it is a matter of p«rsonO r Th a ‘tOaoelated P r f u . Ellhu Root, chairman of the jury al politics. It is an effort to seise Ella Bolles, a negro woman, is from the government of the of award, Miss Lape said she know tho presidency; it means a subver­ WASHINGTON, Jnn. 24—Tho dead as a result of a shooting af­ States not only army light . Rw K inaval • . now he favored the league, but sion of all constitutional and or­ state dopartment concluded Wed­ fray which occurred early Wednes­ but several boat or destroyer type. The Wa nesday, that sho did not know it at the time derly procedure. Tho contestants, __‘ ’ « for the time being a t least. of hia selection by Edward W. Bok, seeking,to overthrow the establish­ Iircuuntutlon of evidence in support day morning in the colored section Ington naval limitation treaty f donor of tho $100,000 world peace ed goyernment, have taken posses­ of its policy of non-recognition of of Goldsboro west of 8anford. ever, specifically forbids the sion of certain portions of the Mex­ the Russian Soviet government be­ Charlie Johnson, whom it is alleg­ tory powers to dispose of any plan prise. , With respect to the positions of ican territory and either are claim­ fore the senate foreign relations ed, killed the woman is still at craft In any manner which permit them to become a part Major General James G. Ilarbord, ing tribute from peaceful and legi­ sub-committee considering tho rec­ resolution of Senator Bor- large despite the efforts of the dep­ the naVsl forces of any coaatqr, ■, jgn..... .............. Ellen F. Pendleton and Rosea* timate American commcrco or aro ognition Pond, other members of the iyry, attempting to obstruct and destroy an, Republican, Idaho. The com­ uties of Sheriff Hand to locate him Several elements in the M* situation moved toward adjusi mittee then deferred hearing fur­ since thq shooting took place. on the league subject, Miss Lape it." today. Consul Wood at Vera said she did not know at the time Mr. Hughes then touched on the, ther testimony for a few days. It is alleged that Ella Bolles, reported to the state d( During the threo days in which of their selection nor does she request of tho Mexican government the Tampico block know now. . , to purchase arms and ammunition offlcal* of the state dopartment ap­ who lived in the Georgetown sec­ that lifted and that orders for from the United States. To refuse, peared as witnesses, their oral tes­ tion east of Sanford, was drinking been Knew House’s View of all mines and obstr “Naturally, as a matter of his­ be fold, would have been to turn a timony and thousands of supple­ excessively Tuesday night. After removal from the porta of Front tory, I- knew his attitude," she said cola shoulder to the government mentary documents wero submit­ midnight, it ia said, that she pro­ ions Puerto Mexico, and Vera Crus with respect to E. M. House, one recently restored to friendly rela­ ted In detailing communist activfa car and drove to the homo been issued by the revolution of tho American commissioners at tions and “would in fact have given tics and propaganda in this coun­ cured a t Vera Crus. j powerful encouragement to those try and Russia. The department of Johnson where she entered with authorities Paris. At the same time the two claims a knife in her hand to kill tbo also offered confidential informa­ She declared that she knew, of who were attempting to seize the convention wth^the Obregon gov­ regarding the communist move former. course, that Brand Whitlock, am­ reins of government by force." By tion ernment, upon the basis of which Johnson, it is said was awaken­ ment, but its reception was post­ that course, ho said, tno Washing­ bassador to Belgium in the Wilson ed by tho woman entering the room the United 8tatea accorded diplo­ poned. ton government would have “incur­ administration, was “pro-league," The American Federation Labor, and eeeing that she had a knife in matic recognition, were ratified by but that she did not know the atti­ red a grave responsibility for con­ United Mineworkera of America her hand and hearing her threat­ the United States senate with little tude of William Alien White when sequent disturbances," while grant­ and other labor bodies aro schedul­ ening hia life, pulled a gun and debate. he was selected. She has since ing the request for arms involved ed to furnish It 4a known that agents for the the next testimony in fired one shot at the woman, the “no question of intervention, no in­ learned, she said, that he previous­ tho inquiry, this evidence to relate bullet lodging in her neck. She Mexican government have searched vasion of the sovereignty of Mexi­ ly had favored the league. . to communiat.work in the ranks of died a short time later. It is said the harbora of the United States > Asked about tho league positions co.’? for privately owned vessels suita­ American labor. that the bullet broke her neck. of Mrs. Frnnk A. Vnnderiip and ble for their naval purposes. In­ Voluminous statements describ­ When tho sheriff and bis men Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, mem­ ing ramifications of communist or­ arrived upon *the scene, Johnson quiries from the owners of ships. g o i.___________ overnment had bers of tho policy committee, Miss D eM olay H erald W ill ganizations and enterprises in this had government I_ made his getaway and no traco which the Obregon ten rccel received :, Lape said sne could not spedk for M ake I ts A ppearance country, with widespread propagan of him has been found up .to this sought to buy nave been n government rovernment ask _ them, but added that she would not state de­ time. The shooting is said to -have y the Washin wero included f n the ................... In S an ford M arch 1 da M . ___ leTts . to attitude n U A say that sho did not know. partment facts presented to the resulted because Johnson, a former “Did you know that John W. committee but none dlfclosed any suitor of Ella Bolles, bad been pay­ stive to such eales. Included in the available craft Davis was a supporter of tho Tho DeMolay Herald is tbo nanio overt act or force or violence de­ ing attention to anothor woman league?" asked Senator Reed. a new Sanford publication signed to overthrow the American and in a -fit of jealousy the woman now privately owned are numerous old destroyers, gunboats and ends- . “I did," was the response. . tried to take his life. which will make its initial appear* government. era stricken from the United State* ance on March 1, according to an navy Hats within the last few years announcement made Wednesday. T ex tile W orkers and H eckm an Is E lected and sold a t auction, most of them This paper, the firgt of its kind Lincoln I s T ellin g be junked bat a few to be eon- G erm an P olice Clash to .be established in the South, is to M any D ifferen t T a les 1 H ead o f A d ven tists to verted In various ways or to be be devoted to the interests of the kept substantially aa they were order of DeMolay and especially to ( H r Th a Auaelatrd I’r t w ) II* The A e w r lit H P r w ) when takcp over from the navy de­ (Hr Th* Au m Wi S Trt—i ELBERFIELD, Germany, Jan. the activities of the Florida chapAURORA. III., Jan. 24.—Warren CHARLOTTE, N. C., Jan. 24.— partment. Many were in a condi­ I 24.—Disorders are occurring in tera. J. Lincoln, Aurora lawyer and bar. W. II. Hechman of Chatta­ tion when sold to be exactly what . The first issue, it is announced, ticulturist, who confessed to kill­ Bishop connection with the strike of tex­ nooga, was re-elected president of the Mexican government noi tile workers in Elberfield, Barmen will contain 24 pages and besides ing his wife after she had slain the Southeastern Union Confer- needs. region involving more than 600,­ many items of interest tp its read­ Byftn Shoup, her brother and onco of Seycnth Day Adventists Most of the sales were made in ers, will carry a largo number of burning their bodies. in a hot­ for the next four years. The en­ 1919 and 1920, before the Wash, 300 employes. Conflicts bcti the strikers and police have oc­ ads secured in this city and else­ house furnace, added to tho scries tire staff of other officers was re­ ington arms conference had t* curred a t Worden, Lenncp and where. The magazine will be of confessions, repudiations and elected. Rev. J. L. Shuler of Flor­ conceived. The eales contracts t Barmen with some firing by both printed by the Matthews’ Press of withdrawals of statements. He ida, was named a member of the DO!sed no restriction which would tides. In each affair resulting in Sanford. It will be issued once a made an entirely new confession executive committee. nn evented resale to Mexico or wounding numerous persons and month, it is said, and will be on to police who refuse to mako it any other government. Legal bar­ sale between the first and fifth. many arrests. •JuUliri- Police {received * card rier now exists to such sale: * WILL ARRIVE MARCH 9. R. Lewis Shipp, a senior in the from Peter Tremulls, Aurora flor­ though naval vessels which Sanford High School and active in TRAIN HITS AUTO. ist, stating he believed he had IBl TO* A u « t tlr-l P: been sold since President Ha . the local DeMolay chapter ia re­ seen Mrs. Lincoln last week at TAMPA,. fJan. 24—Tho -The full squad called the arms conference have i Hr Th* AhumUteri PVMM. for the publishing of the Daytona, Fta. He said he thought of the Washington Arne. American Lea- been disposed of under stipvdi PINE BLUFF, Ark., Jan. 24.— sponsible magsxine. He will have associat­ me haaeball club will u T d u b “ be here by that they must not be tranafe he hmk seeo the woman but that Miss Mary Aherns was killed and with him in putting out the she disappeared in a crowd before March 9, according to Mike Mar­ without the sanction of tha Wo_ three other persons were injured ed the following officers: be coula talk to her. tin, trainer of the team, who state* Ington government in any way when an automobile In which they magazine, Lee W. McLain; businesa that more than a dozen of the play­ that would permit their being used were riding was struck by a train Editor, manager, Rodman Lehmann; ad­ ers are expected to arrive here by as war craft by other countries. TENTATIVE LAND DEAL. st a crossing. vertising manager, Robert Jenkins, Feb. 17. Martin expects to de­ State department ‘* ‘ . (Or Th* I m m U I i ) 1' i n u ) vote the intervening time in mak­ emphasized at every oi JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 24—The ing preliminary arrangements for however, that since beliis SOLDIER IS KILLED M ARKETS --------r i!»' board of county commissioners of the training games. Clarlk Griffith, the rebel faction was not Sr Thr AwrrUtfri Pm*. Duval county have under consider­ president of the .club. . S3Is due to ed by the United St ( D r T h r Aawwlatrd P r* »> MANILA, Jan. 24—One constab­ ation an offer of the War D epart­ r teach 'R p HFeb. |c a j the P R dcity P t) P Babout M P16. |B H H i interference w ith ! CHICAGO, Jan. 24.—Wheat: Several members ol the club will lean commerce eputt or May, 1.08 1-8 to 1.09 1-2; July, ulary soldier and two fanatics were ment to sell 117 acres of land near killed in a clash on Bucbas island Mayport, upon which ia located take a trip to Hot Spri tolerated. 1.07 5-8 to 3-4. off th* coast of Mindanao where the sevrti a$rp plot known os St. to coming to Tamp*. ^ Corn: May, 80 to 1-8. members of a religious society of Johns Bluff, where the first white e Judge Johnson, Lei! Oats: May, 47 6-8 to 5-4. MV, Pecklnt ~ NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 24.-Cot- colorum have been causing troublo settlement In America la supposod to havo been established. *uuy, Zkhtjl, . y ^ a . too, January - 33.99, March 83.76, according to advices. “ *< C -j & v ffV w anar StSL Committee Finishes Negress Is Killed TakingEvidence on By Man When She Soviet Recognition Tries To Slay Him K �O & e r o < ti« o rd « o fth « j , C 6-Jttll«« the T ib . ofQ, ..The Joy*, adventures and •arrow* Q a typical American boy conitltute the plot of "Penrod and Saw," a Fhwt National pieter* diiwcUd by WUHan Btairilne from the famous GOW ATflt **«1 V h im . j 4 ^^.W oSS! r * 1*r* “«!»«u TK M J k t f ai®«i2S rote of P o rta l Rchoffeld, the leod •r of the "kids" in hU ndghbnrJone*, in whoaeeooipenyne spends mach of his time—to the intoue d ista n t of Ms boon companion, 8an. who has no use for metabets of the opposite sex. . ,, „ Bat, although Penrod himself 5 - •H p* j p i their 4beom i teres for the rear 1988, a ta t collector will be in San ftth postofllco on Feb. 11, 83, LM. aeeprdlDt.to word reof Internal W km ym lefce r o a r car U tha Repair She*. trill the week be h m right? Or will H bo tornaJ ore* U a caret*. mechanic who thhika Mir aboat getting thrwa*h wfth the jeb or patUat lathee? ' '' v * O U R SER V IC E M ANAGER tS tS Wl In torturing Ms stater. Margaret, l- p etta »Wty job fla t eoewa la aad torei oat of ear shop and V y * l are giarSnteed "SERY'ICB THAT SATISFIES." csssffw f W ld e itw of Intern "Penrod atod Bam’* Is ehacUd b; a noUble caatr Including Rocktlffi Fellows, Gladys BrockweR. Jo< Butterworth. Buddy Mesalnger, Newton Hill, Oertfude Mesalnger Joe McCray, Geno Jackson. Mar PblJbli^ ^Gareth Hughes and Will VMADBMA vm n w ant KNIGHTSOFOLD SMALL STATURE written the can,” "Coran 'Introduction to e i-p m i CLEVELAND, Jan. 23—Suits of armor worn by knlfhU of old would lit tightly on the average high school Tad of today. Few men now are small enough to squosst Into the coat* of mall at the Mil* seum of Art here. - •• Men of the Middle Ages must hfivo averaged about 130 pounds In weight, believe* William M. Mllllk<n. curator of decorativo arts, who also finds that rounded paunches did not thrive in the age of *Uel corselets—at least among the fight* Ing men. t ■:*. : • • ' 1 : "C«tBW t o w r t AYM M f M S .A M IS . ItftM ration rather than picloud attitude that at* award any man that has tylllittiL It is anomaly to t Sunday School teaehen public school taachera *vs urge our children to be ndustrious, successful, and the other hand .pillory (Continued from page 1) I' hare atttffned that sue* tbttr thrift, industry and Uba of office. He fnlght easily been mistaken for a dour Scotch university profesaor, which he Is in M draft our millionaire,” temperament damaged **• ' ’ ’ , *, and learning, but , Thorpe. "When a man Would be taxed at 12 1-2 per cent y hia ability tlu t he can instead of the Income tax he would W hich h a v e ju st arrived . Are you a Greek? If so you will Report of Assistant Horticulturist million dollars let him at enjoy xpowing an Italian prince be required to pay upon his pri­ Says Satsumas Regardless of ht become a government was caught cheating at ebrdi. the Root Not Affected by Cold it f 1 * year, u a m«h Is vate income which would be sub­ ject to rising surtax**.” te serre us aind please ua to “One of Ressoes” UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, n tslit a t that we will dig up "That waa one of the reasons, cial)—Herbert Hoover, who is be­ re taoney for him ’to 'to mako Jan. 22.—Cold shows no-partiality suggested in Polk county cit­ a millionaire, illllonaire, he ought to be Stanford replied, adding that or­ ing to buds on different stocks, accord­ rus circles as a Moses who might ganization of such private corpor­ S g d n tfo r *11 of us. Today ations was a common thing. Stan­ be employed to lead the Florida ing to a report of Harold Mowry, wterement officials are afraid H into counsel on big business ford told the committee there was citrus industry out of its market­ Assistant horticulturist in charge Ions tho men who, because of no “secret” about tho departure of ing troubles, believes that Only by of tho experiment station grounds. .m ining and experience, are Sinclair for Europe “notwith­ tho full co-operation of the ornngc All two-ycar-old buds on cither standing the evidence given here and grapefruit growers of this fitted to give that counsel.” yesterday." Senator Walsh Want­ state can the present situation be grapefruit, sour orange or rough of this la an economic age,” lemon stock are killed practically nued Mr. Thorpe. “Questions ed to know If the fact waa “adver­ remedied. A t a conference ot representa­ to the banks, he says. Young sat­ f before the government in­ tised,' and Stanford replied thnt i business problems that effect Sinclair had given an Interview to tives of co-operating marketing sumas, regardless'of the root were newspaper correspondents at the organizations in Mr. Hoover’s of­ not affected by the recent low tem­ . ..... .ft,- fice at Washington Iast tffck. the peratures. 99 iftciy a m e n in *ne unu. dock.-, “That was when he wss gettihg secretary of commerce made tho ±$ years ego s White House Of the root stock the rough following statement in relation to lemon wns , the most injured. dsr was 10 per cent of busl- away?” asked Senator Walsh. “Not when he was getting away, the present condition confronting questions; today it is 95 per also showed much signs when he was leaving,” retorted the Florida citrus industry,’which Grapefruit of injury and the sour orange Stanford. business manager. C. F a 1 alt at my desk in Washshowed the least signs of injury Stanford said he knew 30 days of the Florida Citrus • L can look out of the winof the three. Booth Tarklngton'a Sequel to and see the west wing of the ago that Sinclair intended to go to Tuesday obtained pern Cleopatra tangerine stock was Penrod, with an . all-star cast. Europe, and that it had been his use: “The whole thing ( STHoiise. ft is the business ___ not hurt to any extent and a new A First National Picture. f. Tomorrow, on Tuesday, thy purpose to sail immediately after to the fundamental thi P*?*5 *!! root stock that is being experlral fta ttg e r of this,great cor­ Christmas, but was unable to do marketing can not be “ “ merited with, the citra-tangeuunt, Comedy “The Great Out Door” don of ours, a hundred billion so because he had not then been without the growers fu) showed no injury at all. Trifoiiata excused by the senate committee. tion.” Prices’10 and I5.eenta. • affair of which you and I stock was practically unhurt. In declaring that Florida grow­ The larger trees were not dam­ ieckholders, will call together Tho witness nald there were im­ Thursday, “What’a Wrong ilcs-presldent in charge of portant business matters in Europe ers can only solve their market­ aged to any extent, only a few With the Wateba” • requiring Sinclair’s attention. Ar­ ing problem by first co-operating of the leaves and young growth itloai. , It will be composed chie Roosevelt, who announced to Next Week, Fox 20th Anni­ with each other and gutting to­ being nipped although the temperuvice-president of Commerce, W E L A K A BLO CK SANFORD, FLA versary week. A wwek of super o-president of finance, a vice- the committee yesterday his resig­ gether in one association, Mr. from the Sinclair interests Hoover voices the same sentiment entertainment. A dost of communication, etc., nation larly known as cabinet offi- said ho knew of no business trip that was expressed recently hy Roger W. Rabson, financial statis­ Oar general manager will to Europe ky Sinclair. I© I© l€l© I© I© I@ ] 'Alleged Payment to Foreman tician who has also been mention­ tjitfar advice ond counsel so Regarding the alleged fAH.OOO ed ns a man who might be em­ M fan make the 'proper rccendatiotui to our board of di­ pnymcrtt to the fnrcmnn of Fall’s ployed to remedy the present situ­ bership. so it re congress, which shortly New Mexico ranch, Stanford de­ ation. control and clared Sinclair never had referred Considerable Interest Is being stabilize the industry. To accom­ • farther down the avenue. such a matter in discussion of manifested in the meeting of tho plish this end, it is known that MR Imagine our General Man- to Coolidge rising at the head of his affaire with hi in and added that board of directors of the Florida the exchange officers aro willing neither had Wahlberg ever men­ Citrus Exchange, to be held here to change tnc organic law of their tioned such a thing to him. He Thursday of this week. organization. *Revise its business first heard of it yesterday, he said, It U expected that a large part practice and even change the per­ when he read about it in tnc news­ of tho session will be devotca to sonnel- of its official family, pro­ co.-rsideratnn <if the current citrus vided sufficient reasons for doing ■ontt questions of finance. What papers. *« * * sales situation, and .jkat further so can be presented and no prin­ the best way to get four bllthought will be gtfcflTto the effort ciples 'of co-operative marketing /Hon*- of dollars to run tifis cor to increase tho exthange's/ymem- .arc sacrificed. novation during the coming year? Tluve .was a time when wc could levy, on our stockholders by so Continued from page 1. much a head, but the poll tax has said Senator Walsh, Democrat, m.—-— ... ----long since passed into innocuous Montana, “so that his income desuetude. Today we must deal with him went two of his colleagues p • with Individuals and their ability James Henry Thomas and John fl -— ! to pay along with the benefits and Robert Clynes, true to tho pro­ protection they get from this cor- letariat, typified by bowler nats peratin in the shame of dividends. and short jackets. They attended in W# must deal with intangible*, their capacity of privy councillors, amortisation, profits, and all those for a privy council was presided other.lpUngibles that go into the over by the king, at which Mr. Mac­ p ) making up of an excess profits or Donald wAs sworn In as a prDy ‘M TVI 4 ' lAcomt tax. And. gentlemen, whlio councillor. 1 I ;im oil this ‘subject, give me some Mr. Baldwin spent half an hour ■novice as to how we shall raise the id tho royal presence; his success­ Money to pajf ’off some war mort- or, ns wns - natural, had n much >gages that are coming due. An- lopgcr audience. •I , olhef’question, we have some bills ■ L * ■■■« , on our books which some of our stallholders tell hie are Worthless tlbiia by adjournment of both 1 end ihoutd be written off. Give me houses until Feb. 12. Almost the business of parliament was to . soma jcoucyel. as to whether wo only 1 i shoufu tlrfral the billions we loan­ receive the king's reply to last ed to European countries to carry night's address, in which the king said: ' on the war.’ " Mr. Thorpe concluded with an “1 thank you for yout royal ahd appeal to get the real romance dutiful address and will at once opt bf bfirincss and not loolrfor it give It my careful consideration.” Later in tho afternoon Mr. Mac­ . In bocks and plays that are menufacturM to please the tired busi­ Donald was again summoned from ness men. Finally, that a busi­ n meeting of the tabor party to the SA V E PA R T OF Y O U R EA R R IN G S A N D Y O U’R E SU R E TO REACH ness man should get away from alacc when he presented to the ' tha defensive, stand up and an­ ing the names of his minUteri. PRO SPERITY • people gave the new preswer back the parlor socialists who ' His own ■> li,«, m Ul Lul t La throw “Business Is Business’’ at ^ $IX P E R C E N T PAID ON SAVINGS « ' , a.** said Mr. Thorpe, ; F . W. PLED G ER , P r - W e a b - ^ . ■ • J>VKCHAPMAN, M anager u t right to professional The fourth annual session of the South Florida Mission Conference ing the necessities or me to evury Another called out: “You've got of the colored Methodist Episcopal talks have been arranged on the Man, ‘.woman and child, until we u ROO<| jyj, now,” and the tabor leSii Church will open tonight at 7:30 program for the conference and day when poverty, as er tlro%e away, liftng his hat in o’clock for a five-day session, at Rev. W, T. Collier, pastor of the w,ped ?Ut’,£ ut hna, ‘be very best statesmanlike man- tho Trinity Methodist Episcopal local colored MeUioalat' Church, placed in the grasp of millions ul ncr . Church at Sanford Avenue and has issued a cordial ifivitatiopi to people luxuries that were undream- j- j,', the house of commons. Mr. Sixth Street. all white people in this city who Featuring the opening exer­ would like to attend any or all of ed' 0* 2 06rl 0 years ago. J Baldwin, thu retiring premier, "Aad la service Is the test of merely announced that the govern- cises will bo _an address oi wel­ thtf services. W w ,professional spirit, then the ment had tendereo its resignation come made by' Mayor Forrest Lake Bishop Richardson, it was an­ Phone 231 hwintas man should have inscrib- u> the king und that its resignation followed by a welcome issued by nounced will speak for one half 209 M agn olia A te . Rev. \V. G. Carpenter In behalf of ed on kit coat of arms not that;had been accepted. The house adhour each day beginning a t 11:30 liheleus phrase “Business la Busi- <journod until Feb. 12, on the pro- the white churches ofthis city. Re- o’clock. Special musical number* ngas,’ but the simple ivordi of tho, posal of Mr. Baldwin, in agreement tpen.^es to these addresses will bo will lie in charge of the choir ot made by Bishop Earnest G. Rich- tho local church. professional man “I serve.” i with tho new prime minister. HERBERT HOOVER COLD SHOWS NO SAVS GROWERS PA R TIA LITY TO THEATRE t �J»r . , THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY. JANUARY 24, 1924 Made By Governor t i T t f in io * u n , iu*nu, %»nn. Perfect Song o f the Year so — J f e t t i j y i n ago the first (rovemo « Q i m reviewed the 00 years that preceded him In the history of 'MlftHhdted State*, with particular li n m n c e to Uw Parifle Northwest, jMd.made a prediction of what the • aweeedinr 60 yean would bring. “ * fla t review and prediction were towd# by William H. Wallace ami lilUHvered to the legislature of the ,newly created territory of Idaho. Tqa tertorial capital was Lewiston, 1do the site of Which,.at the conflu­ e n t * of the Snake and Salmon rlvsntf, Captain Meriwether Lewis nnd Lteatenant William" Clark, officers Ja the United States army, sent west by President Jefferson, had tramped In 1804. ’i o t t t address by Governor Wallace 1864, cast back over the three Mgra .years since white men first had seen the spot on which it wnr ■ delivered, and told what he beIlo7icfdythe west might expect by 1024. „ w ith felicitations which might be ' related from any ceremonious ad* ^Joresi, the territorial executive, with the signature of Abraham ..Lincoln hardly dry on his ccrtlfiOrta of appointment, began his talk. **I congratulate you/’ he told the ’"feffUlators, "upon those Indications , ,pf rapid and permanent growth With which we are surrounded, r. .. "Sixty years ago little did Presi­ dent Jefferson dream of what this country.would ibe today, and mucli - leas did he dream of what it will be JO years hence." Ills listeners were a handful of members of the upper nnd tower branches. Not all the electees were Representatives of parts .the infant territory which now ape , Mon tana and Wyoming had been named by the voters, but to mach* the legislative Innugurnl “irant* r«Tlon Filmy had to choose between the trip £ QMr the backbone of the Continen;; t u Dividu or a Journey from Vir# ffinia City and Bannnck to Salt S Lake City, west to San Francisco, 2 north along the coast to the Colum" bin and up it and the Snake river to Lewiston. .■With this difficulty of travel in mind, the new governor mnde this |p: ' Prediction: “The child is born who .Waltz Ballad Written by .railroads and telegraphs connecting our great centers oi Trio of Artists e with the Atlantic nnd Pacific Selected . j who shall not only sec the austlble mineral wealth of thir New.York City.—They put it I'.uCpuntry developed, but shall so l tne trade of Asia turned from its up to John McCormack this year ancient chnnnels and the road I*' across thia continent become the to select the-world’s most repre­ sentative popplnr song. There were thousands of con­ M anal! see the states i of the [fie rival those of the Atlantic testants for the honor nnd in­ population and weulth; numerable new tricks of lyrlo city located on the ....... . -f the continent by and tune. Altogether tho Jolly Irish tenor the Pacific ocean surpassing in trade • and , magnificence ancient was as embarrassed by riches ns re when she sat us queen ami tho man ty whpm .falls tho duty !■ihdrehants were princes, and of selecting Tfic Follies chorus. dtlas in the interor surpassing Pal­ But finally, Mr. McCormack, myra and Pcrsepqlis In the days o', their glory. shall see the c^pity) of ih<ti ~~ “ •MMiw*we|l a**th«w4lUy<4f rtse CoeBugo and. i n c i t e d With certify Uh ’ n°^ ^ou — Journcy cates of award provtd provided by the iram either ocean. Then shall the Highway F.dueatinn Hoard and the - y p a l ation of the mountain states National Grange, I*, of II. while in be haunted by the tens of millons Washington us the guusts of the and Idaho shall be one of the first National. Automobile Chamber of of states." Commerce, during the week of Jan. M to lib The teacher Is Miss Teresa M ‘nlWnners in Highway Lennoy', New Hdchelle, New York, JjjJJWJjgty Contest Are whose lesson on highway safety was chosen ns the best of (U),00'i —■.■Honored at Capital submitted in a national contest, winning a prize of $500. She was ~ * WASHINGTON, I>. C.. Jun. Itt— presented to the President by Sen­ ^cJn^recognitiou of conspicuous ser- ator Royal S. Copeland, of New li in,nighway safety education, u York, nnd Representative Bertrand tepchcr and two pupils were H. Snell of New Y<ok. The pupils President .are Miss Theodora Poole, Lansing, a Ic C o rm a c b Januarv » Half bleached, pure Linen of $1.85 value for....... $1.35 .! Full bleached Linen of $2^5 ^ value for $1.98; $2.75 tftlie ■ for $2.45; $3.00 value for ■ $2.69; $3.75 value f o r $3^9 ■ and $-1.50 value for $3.95. I - f" Ypur confidence is gained and kept only through our continued efforts. This sale is a pnrt of the work we’re doing to keep faith with you. Its been carefully and thoroughly planned.! The stock is good stock, and prices are as low as consistent with such merchandise. ’ Special efforts have been made to care for a largo volume of business. For every time we announce a sale peo­ ple know there' are values to be had. • ~1 We want to number YOU among those pleased with this sale. v 75c value for............... ..,:63c Tubing 85c value for....... ....... .^t.74c $1.25 value for..........,fj.05 50c value 36 inch..........41c 1.65 value f c1.49 r'>5c value 42 inch..........49c SOc value 45 inch..........53c Mercerized 45x45 inch of $1.25 ’value f o r ..................................;.98c 54x54 inch of $1.50 value for ................................$1,25 60x60 inch of $2.25 value for ................................$1.98 Napkins of $1.65 value for ................................$1.50 judging on tho general beauty ot ccntimcnt and melody, awarded the crown to “ Wonderful One," a song written by three masters of their arts, Paul Whitcmhn, or­ chestra leader; Dorothy Terris, lyricist, and Marshal Neilan, mo­ tion picture director. Tho decision summed up “Won­ derful One’s” merits as those of sincerity, simplicity and real mu­ sical quality. “Tho seng of tho year holds bath tho dancer and the singer," declared McCormack, and to show his approval, ho recorded “Won­ derful Ono” o q tho phonograph records. , W earwell T ubing 15c value 45 inch..........29c 30c_vnluc 45 inch......... 49c L inen Tubing £2.50 value 45 inch....$1.95 TOW ELS Huck Towels on Sale 8c or .95 doz. 10c .. Napkins ltfor $1.15 doz. 12 Vic $3.75 value for $3.25; $4.50 13c or 1.50 doz. 15c .. value for $3.95; $6.00 value 20c .. 17c or 2.00 doz. for $5.39; $6.50 value for 25c .. 22c or 2.50 doz. $5.75; $12.00 value for $10.75; $15.00 value for 30c .. 2Gc or 2.95 doz. N ■ $13.50; $16.50 value for 35c :. 31c or 3.65 doz. ■ $14.85; $17.50 value for 40c .. 36c or 4.25 doz. $15.75 and $18.50 value for 45c .. 39c or 4.00 doz. $16.50. - ■ ■ ■ .dlllC soiT,::, t*lHU MlVhigni)|..%y^ .jwos prvadnted by Handkerchief Linen 60c .. 52c John N. Willy*. of Michigun, and Miss Mildred Soper. Menem Castle, 65c „ 57c 85c f o r ............................ 59c New York, presented by Represen­ 75c .. 64c tative Julm Taber. $1.00 for ........................89c Miss Piiule wrote tho best estsny 1.25 for ........................98c $1.00 .... 89c uti highway safety in a contest in 1.50 for, .............. $1.29 1.25 .... 98c which more than 400,000 pupils 1.75 for ............ 1.59 participated, nnd received trem the 1.50 ....$1.19 automobile organization a ' gold 1.85 for .......... 1.69 watch nnd meildl, and u trip to 1.75 .... 1.49 2.00 for .................... 1,79 Washington with nil expenses paid. Miss Soper, representing Grange children, also receives prizes amt tiie trip. Miss Poole was accom­ panied to Washington by her fnthor, C. I,. Poole, us chaperon, while Miss Soper’s father, Elbert G. So­ per, accompanied her. Hemstitched Linen 18x27 inch of $1.25 value for ............................... $1.35 18x30 inch of $2.00 value for ............................... $1.7!) 18x54 inch of $2.75 value for ........................ $2.49 36x36 inch of $3.50 value f o r ......................... $3.15 45x45 inch of $5.00 value for .!......................:......$4.50 54x54 inch of $7.50 value for .............................. .$6.75 Damask Cloths $5.00 values for $3.95: $5.50 value for $4.25 $5.75 value for, $4.50 $6.00 value for $5.50; $7.50 value fop $6.50 $7.95 value for $6.95 $8.50 value for' $7.25 $9.50 value for, $3.25; $12.50 value for $10.95 $13.50 value for $11.95 $15.00 vulue for $13.25 $20.00 value for $17.9: and $22.50 value for $19.51). I f yon own securities which are not yielding you a sufficient return, ifyuuure interested in saving a por­ tion of your earnings, o r if you are looking ferth c best investment fur your savings- you should know more about this ^riskless 7 $ in­ vestment. t *- i • Right now—while you are think­ ing about it—write your name and address across this announcement, mail it to ns, and wc will gladly send you an instmetive investment booklet, "H ow to Judge Southern Mortgage Bonds.” If you are interested in getting 7% interest while yon save—please request full information regarding our Partial Payment Plan. A dair Realty 8c T rust Co . H e a le y B uilding in c h ........... 85 for .74 in c h ........... 90 fo r .79 in c h ........... 95 for .84 inch .....$1.25 fo r $1.05 inch ..... 1.35 fo r-’ 1.15 inch ..... 1.85 fo r •' 1.49 in c h ..... 3.50 for 2.98 Italian Lineri t •* approved and recommended by the South’* oldest M o r t g a g e I n v e s t m e n t H o u s e Yon take n o rb k when you in­ vest in Adair Protected Bonds, and because o f the liberal interest yield, it is possible for you to greatly in­ crease your income and to ac­ cumulate wealth at a rapid rate, (S t o r e O p e n s a t 8 :3 0 ) i M aderia L inen 18 20 22 27 36 45 54 A Riskless 7% Investment Fifty-eight years’ experience in making first mortgage investments witho’ it loss to a single investor lies back o f every issue o f Adair Protected Bomb. These bonds, secured by first mortgages upon selected improved property, such as office buildings, hotels and apartment houses, are created, safeguarded, approved and recom­ mended by the South’s Oldest Mortgage Investment House, anil urs Through Monday, January 28 ATLANTA ■ ■ ■ ■ IK ■ ■ ■ n u ■ N 1 ADAIR PROTECTED BONDS o n _ R & a t Cstat'e | i ! ! • \ i j Diaper Cloth, Red Diamond on Sale 1 8 inch... ........$1.65 $1.19 1.69 20 inch ............ 1.80 1.89 22 inch ... ........ 2.00 1.98 24 inch .. ........ 2.15 2.29 27 inch ... ........ 2.50 30 Itith ... ........ 2.75 2.49 Hand made Pillow Tops: $1.50 nt $1.29; $2.00 at $1.69; $2.50 nt $1.98; $3.00 at $ ^ f ; $3.50 a t $2.98; $3.75 fit $2.29; $4.00 »t $3.29; $4.50 at $3.89; $5.00 nt $4.29. Diaper Cloth, Red Star, on Snle SI.65 .... .........$1.49 Same ns opposite $3.00 .... .....................$2.89 W H IT E B L O U S E S Are Now Sale Price $ 2.50 .... ...................$ 2.29 Sheeting 3.50 .... ................... 2.98 Unbleached 3.75 ....................... 3.1*1 81 Sheeting of GOe value 4.00 ................... 3.49 4.50 ... ................... 3.98 f o r ................................... 54c 4 29 94 Sheeting of 70c value 5.00 . . f o r ........................... «3c 5.75 ... ................... 4.98 9-4 Sheeting of 72c value 7.50 ... .................. 6.49 f o r ...................................... gfle 8.50 ... ............... 6.98 9.50 ................... 7.98 Sheets and Pillow 10.00 ................... 8.29 Cases 11.00 ............... 9.19 Pillow Coses 11.50 ... ..... 9.39 12.50 ... ................ 9.98 42x36, 35c for 29c; 50c for 1 n ns 14.50 ... 12c; 60c for 52c; 65c for 56c; $1.00 for 89c; 45x36, 40c tor 32c; 55c for lie; These are hand made Blouses of Voile and Dim65c for 56c; 75c for 66c. ity. Sheets Second Floor 72x99, $1.50 for $1.29; NAINSOOK $1.80 for. $1.50; $2.10 for SI .90; $2.45 for $2.25; $4.50 for $3.89; 81x90, $1.50 for 45c value for 39c; Japanese $1.29; $1.80 for $1.59; of 55c value for 49c; 60c 81x99, $1.60' for $1.39; quality for 55c; Murika $1.90 for SI.69; $2.35 for Nainsook of G9c value for $2.15 nnd $2.60 for $2.39. 60c. LINGERIE FOR WOMEN Silk Princess Slips, $6.75 value f o r .................... $5.98 Muslin and English Sateen Princess Slips. $1.50 at $1.29; $1.75 at $1.49; $2.50 at $1.98; $3.00 at $2.48; $3.50 at $2.98; $4.50 at $3.98. Petticoats of $2.00 value . for $1.49; $2.50 for $1.79; $7.50 fo r $3.98. Athletic Union Suits of $1.25 value for 98c; $1.50 for $1.29; $7.50 for $3.98. Bloomer of $1.25 value for 98c; $2.50 value for $1.98; and $2.75 value $2.29. Knickers of $2.00 value for $1.79; $2.50 for $2.29, and $2.75 for $2.49. Muslin Gowns, $1.25, 98«$1.50, $1.29; $2 00, $1,79; $2.50, $2.19; $3.50, $2.98. Philippine Gowns, $2.50 $1.98; $3.50, $2.98; $5.00,’ $4.19; $5.75, $4.98; $6.75. $5.49; $7.75, $6.19. Silk Teddies of $19,75 values for ...............$u.9g One all-Silk Gown of $27.50 value fo r............... $19,95 All Lingerie is on the Second Floor. CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR BLOOMERS 65c at 49c; 75c at 63c; 85c at 73c; $1.50 at $1.29; $2.00 at $1.69; $2.25 at $1.89. SLIPS CHILDREN’S I GOWNS $1.00, 89c; $1.25, 98c; $1.50, for $1.29; $2.00 for $1.78, and $2.75 for $2.29. $1.25 at'98li; $l.U0'»t$r.29.j„ ■Middy “' :Dloit.Ws "”of $1.05 $1.75 at $1.49; $2.50 at value for ........ $1.29 $1.98; $3.50 at $2.98; $3.75 at $3.19; $1.50 at $3.98. Rompers of $1.50 at $1.29; Teddies, regular $1.00 for $1.95 a t $1.65; $2.00 at $1.89; $1.50 for $1.29; $3.50 $1.69, nnd $2.50 a t $1.98. for $2.98. Hand made Slips, $1.00 at CHILDREN’S ^ 89c; $1.25 at 98c; $1.50 at DRAWERS $1.29; $1.75 at $1.39; $2.00 50c at 39c; 65c at 19c; 75c at $1.69; $3.00 a t $2.39; at 59c; $1.00 at 89c; $1.25 $3.59 a t $2.69; $4.00 at at 98c; $1.50 at $1.19. $2.98. Hand made Dresses, $1.00 at 89c; $1.25 at 98c; $1.75 at $1.39; $2.00 at $1.69; $2.50 at $1.98; $3.00 at $2.29; $4.00 at $3.29; $3.00 at .$4.29;. $5.75 at $1.98; illMilta* • ><• .I,, ,„** $10.00 dresses at $5.98; ‘ Gowns \of $1.25 value at 98c; $2.00 value at $1.69; $2.50 value at $1.98. Caps, 45c, 36c; $1.25, 98c; $1.50, $1.29; $2.00, $1.69; $2.50, $1.98; $2.75, $2.59; $5.00 for $3.98, and $3.50 for $2.98. Children’s Undergarments, Second Floor. LONGCLOTH 25c value for 22*/jc; 35c value for 29c; 45c value for 39c. Cambric of 30c value for 26c; of 45c value for 39c. Opal Cloth of $1.00 value for 89c; and $1.25 value for 9Sc. Organdie, of 69c value for 49c; of 75c value for 59c; and $1.00 value for 79c. WHITE SILKS Material Was Sale Molly O Crepe .$6.00 Satin Crepe .... 5.00 Satin Crepe .... 4.75 Crepe de Chine.. 2.95 Canton Crepe.... 3.25 Canton Crepe.... 3.00 Satin Canton ... 5.50 Uomain Crepe .. 4.00 Radium Silk .... 2.50 Radium Silk .... 2.75 P. W. Satin..... 6.50 P. W. Satin..... 5.75 Belding’s Satin Crepe .......... ,..)4.75 Charmeuse ..... 3.50 , Charmeuse ..... 2.50 Georgette Crepe 2.25 Ind Voile ....... 2.75 Pussy Willow .. 4.50 Belding’s Taf­ feta ............... 2.95 Habutai ........... 1.75 Jap Silk ........... 1.50 Broadcloth....... 2.25 Pongee ............. 2.50 S a tin ................. 2.00 Satin ............... 2.50 S a tin ................. 3.00 lloshanarm __ 5.00 Velvia Crepe .... 7.50 Charmeuse Stripe $4.98 4.29 4.19 2.69 2.98 2.6!) 4.49 2.98 2.19 2.49 5.49 4.98 4.19 1,98 1,98 1.9S 2.49 3.98 2.69 1.49 1.29 1.98 2.29 1.69 1.98 2.G9 4.29 4.98 Charmeuse Stripe ............. 1.00 .89 L in g e ttc .................85 .73 L in g e ttc ........... 1.00 .89 Everfast Combina­ tion Cloth .......... 75 .66 Kant Fade Satinel la .................. 1.00 .79 Sau S o ie ................ 85 .69 Brilliant Sateen .75 .66 T a ffa te x ................ 75 .66 First Floor HOSIERY No. 721 Wayne Knit Lisle Hose, full fashioned and fine quality of mercerized Lisle—$1.00 hose a t.....69c No. 773 Wayiie Knit Lisle Hose, slightly heavier than 721 a regular 75c hose a t , ......................... 40c No. 300 Lisle Hose, seam­ less, a serviceable hose for morning wear which was 50c is on sale a t...........35c No. 573, an out size mercer­ ized Lisle of good quality and full fashioned which was $1.25 is on sale at. 89c No. 1201 Full Fashioned out size which was $1.00 is. 69c M artha Four Foot Hose in white of a beautiful qual­ ity, heavy^ Milanese Silk. Thu famous re-footing fea­ ture, Reduced from $3.75 to ..................... •..... - ...$3.19 ______________ F irst Floor TWO LOTS OF HANDKERCHIEFS Pure Linen hemstitched Linen Handkerchiefs wjth 1 cord edge—regularly 20c. they a re 6 for......... $1.00 A good school hankie. Reg­ ularly 2 for 25c and linen, now 3 for....................... 25c F irst Floor GLOVES White Kid Gloves of Centimeri French Kid; a twohotton length. Regular price $3.00 and sale price is $2.23 The 12-button length was $5.75 nnd is................. W Thfl 16-button length was $6.50 and is...............$5-69 One lot of white Chamoisette Gloves of Keyser qual­ ity at One-Half Price. They were $1.25 to $1.75. First Floor TOILET i • ■ J | a ■ Jergen’s Cocoa Soap m pure 8 j1 white—good in hard water J and a regular 10c seller now 11 3 for .............................. “,)C Any 25c Taclum—includ* ing Orange Blossom Lezell a >1 baby Talc, 4711, Armcnels at ........... ......................... NECKWEAR One lot of neckwear, in­ cluding vestees, collars and cuff sets, in net, organuie and lawn One-half price. SOX 593' Phoenix Sox for chil­ dren. Lisle, seamless ami reduced from 40c to....-2" il A full fashioned 3-4 white « Lisle socl^ which is a lino1* [j highly mercerized sock, a ji regular 50c hose at...... a WINDOWNETS j THE EN T IR E STOCK AT J 20 Per Cent Less Including the Famous Quaker Laces Fourth Floor �. r f ■ E B ADVICE ToGet The If r e c k l e s a n d ms f r ie n d s Best Result In, • rrThe Chick Realm" BySBTIl'irr KMAKKR ! Director, School of griculture, Internatlonal Comepondence “ Schools, Scranton, P)p. , Whenever possible, wheat should be one of the several grains used In making tip a ration for fowls. Alttptigh it la one of the beat whole gTaina for hens, it does not perfect ration when fed id therefore should be fed in connection with other grains. A grain of wheat Is made of an outer ahell, inner lining and a food center. Ita structure, in a* general sy, reaamblea that of an egg. _ shell of the^wheat kernel la composed largely of crude fiber. The central rartlon contains some protein but consists mainly of Match. The protein or gluten of tho wheat Is the moat valuable part of It and possibly no other grain will fill the place of wheat as a food for the production of lean meat .and egga. Wheat is rich Ip body protein • n i i u i i m n i n i i i i i n i i i n n u i u i n i and is a better fodd for making blood, flesh aad feathers than for E. A . STROUT FA R M A G EN C Y ] fattening purposes. , sfiCT Foy 'Inis reason it ta a better Offices New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, food for ogg producing hens than bus, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, Jacksonville, Detroit, for those intended for market poul­ Canada. List your property with us and receive the try. Second grades of wheat can be an advertising campaign covering the United States urchased at a lower price than ada. No charge or obligation. Listing agreement leavM. igher grades. If they are sound free to sell yourself or list with other agencies. and have good feeding qualities, these second grades of wheat can bo used to advantage. If they are F. C. MacMAHON, Representative shriveled or blighted, they have Milane Theatre Bldg. little feeding value. Burned, wet. musty, or otherwise damaged iim n graina are not fit I for feeding poultry. .The accompanying table shows the digestibility of the various food IT, DRIVES OUT WORMS principles found in wheat of good quality. Although about 20 per . Tho surest sign of worms in cent of ita dry matter is indigesti­ children is paleness, lack af inter­ ble, on account of ita portability T H E B E S T H A Y I N T O W N , T H E B E S T O P est in play, fretfulness, variable wheat is the best whole grain food IN T H E F E E D L IN E A T T H E R IG H T appetite, picking at the nose and for poultry. ^ Per Cent audden starting in sleep. When Digestible these symptoms appear It is time Parts of Wheat to give White's Croam Vermifuge. Organic m atter ___ ___ 81.8(5 tOOLnUUBT A few doses drives out the worms Protein .......— .............. . 77.12 Fat .................„................ 39.07 ALGRAIN and puts the littlo one on tho road ;................ None to health again. White’s Crenm Crude . . fiber . Vermifuge has a record of fifty f *V[^^ydrates _______ 8J1.69 years of successful use. Price 36c. I Wheat screenings, wheat bran, JOHN W. 8NEED tyhuat middlings, shorts, and sumo Sold by R. C. Bower. » >f the cheaper grades of flour are Myrtle Ave. aad Fearth They are insuring cows in Texas. by-products of wheat which can bo Good money in it. Insure the cow used to advantage for feeding poultry. P h on e 539 and send her for a walk. S s H a y — Make your lemon rinds do dou­ ble duty. Keep one or two neur the sink, and wnen your hands are "tafned rub them with the rind. Moat stalqa will come right off. ■ MANE M U R IN E! Govommont will sell. 22 battle­ ' The wise farmer studies not only ships. If a littlo smaller they soil and seed but the food habits of the consumer. yrouid make fine school shoes. NUHVIUE nomkal., as weliaa tha.— ^horst feed on the marhtt. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I This is Planting j Time 5 i m. _r_: m g * a t the sam e time' Cucumbers, Tomatoes and Beans. Seeds arriv in g daily. Squash, Egg Plant and Sw eet Com Seed to g eth er with la te arrivals of Maine Grown, G overnm ent Inspected Seed Potatoes and owing to extrem ely heavy advances, would suggest th a t you place your ord er now. S cra tch fe e d wortt d o it: SttlOOLBS. mOMASB .y .A• s 1 j # Allen Seed f i u WmlUs : Tbjroduce ore amount d sMfsat/Urs ondtAsr amount-lb Company rsfiin* * W HOLESALE AND R E T A IL FE E D Elm Avenue and Commercial S treet----------- ■— . S1 U I U I H U M U H I U H I H M M U U S H M I I I I FERTILIZER A N D INSEC TIC ID ES W arehou se W . F irst St. : WHERE YOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER FR E D W . B A L L BALL HARDWARE CO O ffice Cham ber o f Com m erce Bldg.' m Pbone 190 W e Do K odak F in ish in g I] k u i u w i u a i u u i i u a n a w i M i rt * I ' >* . - k. •. lU JttL *. viVi L ocal M anager i-V r . i and BOTH W e have a fu ll supply TOOLS NAILS DISHES STOVES COOKING UTENSILS HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS Over Mobley’s D rug S to re H a y SANFORD WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS COMPANY r. u 24.—A large' tural students have . and Island Grove ing which they wU ( It is estimated that it will citrus groves there i quire over 60,000 acre* planted in of travel. The cleat,' grapes in Florida to- supply the prior to d markets of the north during the through the montha before other sections of way in whicb groves the f tho country begin shipping. This are kept and the f t figured on the basis of SO tho operators In s mda per pe vine, 660 vines per aging their trees. pout acre* The student* will Only after wo have planted 50,- apply what they have I 000 acres,' need we bother ourselves tecta and diseases, t _ about competition with other own information and | atates. ! look for any _ .ible Vineyards all over the state injury due to the show yield# of from one to three and to note the pr _ or four tons of delicious bunch' diseased fruit or trees i grapes per acre from bearing vines : jurious ...O BVk pests. insect and very few have sold their crops ; Lord, instructor of tha i for less than 20 eenta per pound, i charge of the exped Five hundred dollars per aero pected the class to „ upwards has been returned as re- m,terial benefits from ward for those who took" care o f , _________________ their vineyards -sensibly. , -------- ;----------------It is absolutely essentia), fertilized nor ... if sue- .• over ................ ........... cess is to attend viti-culturc, th a t, rooted one-year plants all plants set Be true to name and set. Older plants that they be properly grown—not thrifty vinca. i Jan. A STUDY IN ART Sanford Photo 7 ** • BY BLOSSER B)ood will tell. A baby chick may be counted on to possess the char« £ $ £ & ■ * of the...mar„ , nctcristics of ita parents. The eggs kct drop* low, then la the time for' the pullet lays will be like the «|| produce™ and •hlppen to not one from which it was hatched, only, ll»<t the amount of ahip- generally speaking. Thus, it pays manta, but raiao high'the quality to raise chickens true to'type and fUndard. Poor produce arriving breed, not to cross and mix, for on a weak market only further •WT" from such chickens on the market bring less because of the demoral isos condition*. variations in sise, color and shape. Growen must endeavor and A uniform product always ttrlv! harder than ever to hold all stock to high U. 8. No. 1 stand­ brings a better price than a* nonards. A clean cut certificate helps uniform product. Therefore, • re­ t to stick a sole because the buy­ solve this year to buy a few settinge of purebred eggs, feed the er has Something to stand on In chicks right and gradually sell off regard to the car and Its contents. ,tho mongrels. The Improvement Celery wsH blanched, ^correctly In the quality of the product theremarked, sited and counted, free irom Will create In the owner a In his or her poulfrom worm damage and decay is greater Interest‘he same time inworth advertising. ^ suring added profits. Growen in trls territory have fho same principle applies to had considerable trouble with the egga for hate hatching. Eggs for this shoul bo_ large, __mmf__ ___ decay by watery soft rot, com­ purpose should because monly known as “pink stem’' and .large eggs produce large "chicks! foot ro t Stock which was under However, abnormally large eggi board during the cold spell of a should not bo used, for as a rule week ago, and the rains following they are freaks, tho result of a dis­ and then the warm weather, has ordered .oviduct or otn had a hard knock. This type of 'loonier in tho henr'areoffil^to weather was very favorable for n . B. Lnnsden, extension poultrythe development of this fungus. man of the Florida College of Ag­ * The cold weather broke the resting riculture. Savin stage of thd fungus and the rains . jj*y" I* nbout as long as stner following ore KF8* o ri5ftchin.K c*n ho kept with and warm weat developing It Tory fast, fast. Iitt is la afety. They should be kept in a showing up in both forms, as foot cool place that in not too dry, and rot ana oa pink stem. Stock which should be kept free from drafts. is infected with branch rot cloto Wrapping eggs tends to exclude to the root syitem should never ir e s n a ir and weaken tho germs.*1 be stripped, aa the infection is Washing removes the natufil already in the root stalk and wilt coating or "seal’’ and results in progress during transit The pink i°° J.r*pW evaporation. Rough stem where It is only on. the top handling tends Vo break tho air of the plant may be stripped and cell or dislodge the embryo germ. merchantable stalk result, The fresher the egg the quicker It which will not spread. This fun­ will hatch, the stronger will be the gus will develop under refrigera­ entek, and the more rapid will be tion, considerable development is s ? „ r m h ' *'"1 the better Us noticeable in temperatures of 40 B reak L and in W in ter It is interesting to know that degrees F to 45 degrees F. It will develop slowly down as low as 31 hens with red ear lobes lay brown For Y bnr S p rin g Crop 0 F g g g R A IS IN G eggs, and that hens with white ear degress F. Pack carefully, true count, cor­ lobes lay white egga. Belonging It pays to break land for spring rect ailing, free from decay, and to the first class are Wyandottes, crops during the wintor season. The honeybee figures promi­ worm damage and green heart. Rhode Island Reds and Orping­ Too many Florida farmers, experi­ nently in history and agriculture. Only well blanched celery ahould tons. And to the second class be- ence and observation have shown, Study of it is Intensely interesting; be shipped. *Ship tho best and long Leghorns, Anconns, Blue An­ are inclined to delay breaking and working with it is strangely' thril­ guarantee it with, o Government dalusians and Minorcas. preparing the land until almost ling. It has been said that the Inspection Certificate at shipping EXTRACTS FROM COUNTY closer man gets to bees, the near­ time to plant. point. AGENTS’ REPORTS er t'o Nature is he. Osceola (J. R. Gunn): Consid­ The soil should have lime to set­ Hut, true as this is, few aro the South M ust R aise Its erable tle enough to permit ready seed acreage has been planted to who know enough about This land Is tiled, and germination, that is after break­ people Own Food H e D eclares cucumbers. Dees and their habits and work to most of tho plants arc up and ing. Aii' spaces are left after oven write a post card. The follow^ iTTliMVi p a fan 9j >irnw growing. The plants will be ooanl- breaking and they prevent capil­ ing brief statement by J. C. Good­ ATliANTA, (M., Jan. 24 Few ed to protect them in cose of frost. larity, J h c circulation of moisture thrpggti tho fcgih.2f;se4d ere Ulant win, apiary .inspector .of the, beon pn oh ’1 ' Madison (B. E,<Lawton)i shlp- ed Uoart!"of Florida, glvfcs an enormous drain there hai had been flve ca8eB ejjft8 tQ a Valdosta while tic tho soil is loose and be­ Plant insight into how bees live and the South’s wealth through tho ha* fore moisture can clrculte, many latchery; _after theso eggs are multiply: steady food and grain buying dur­ hatched the baby chicks "will be of them will fail to come up. "A hivo of bees consists, nor­ ing the past 62 years. What’s the sold in this Therefore, tho land should be mally, of ono queen which is the county. Work pro­ greater pity of it ia the fact that gressing on exhibit for Tampa fair. broken several weeks before seed­ mother of tho colony, thousands most of this money comes directly Wakulla (G. C. Hodge): Held planting time. of undeveloped females or work­ out of the farm pocket,’’ said H. u. In gome cases, if tho soil is not Hastings, of Atlanta, Chairman of six meetings this week in-regard to too wet, it is well to subsoil. If ers nnd several hundred drones. the Farm and Marketing Bureau of growing and fertilising bright to­ the subdoil plow follow* imme- The *» workers % 4 under normal ,condi, tho Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. bacco. Enough acreage was pledg­ e d by the farmers that a demon­ "For 60 years or tnorc the ci­ to the surface. ties and towns of the Cotton Belt strator was employed and he will havo been furnishinng food and begin work a t once. Fertilizer is tho farmer often hears asked "aV 1P»ung nnd other work neecssar; *u«l*or *be welfare of the colony. Wit I grain to the farmer instead of our being ordered cooperatively. Santa Rosa (J. G. Hudson): A swering in tho languago of the the bee tho community is every­ farmers feeding Bg the cities and county agent or tho specialist uf towns.. While the cities and towns truck growers’ association was or­ tho state’s college of agriculture, thing und the individual nothing. "Swarming is but the expreshavo had the be#t of this unnatural ganized at Jay on Friday; cucum­ he says, "Subsoiling breaks up and business, it has really impoverish­ bers and Irish potatoes are the loosens the earth to a grentor aiqn of bees in their attempt to inmain crops to be grown by the or­ depth than it Is ordinarily broken, crcqse ami keep up the race. Tho ed both country and tity." queen with n large num­ “As nearly as can be ascertained ganization. plants thus making posaibie a original Okaloosa (R. J. Hart): Killing tho ber of the wurkora depart. They my own state of Georgia has spent number of advantages. The r6ots in the last 26 years not less than hogs for home use was much iu >f the plants can grow deeper and leave behind them in the old hive honey stores, except such as two and one-half billion dollars for evidence this week. thus secure a better foothold and the Walton (J. W. Mathison): We •-omo they carry with them to sta rt tho food and grain from tho North and in content with more plant now home, some workors, drones,' West, real hard cash money that located another Inrrjj fruit farm food. Hardpans are broken, ought to be sticking in our farm­ this week; it will To planted to which permits the drainage of ex- brood anil several queen cells. er#1 pockets. That money is gone pecans, satsumas, grapes, Jum ess water from the surtaco and, Some strains swarm more than biucbeiries, sand penra and excel­ in the other haoid./ permits water others, nnd the beekeeper should never to return. nut tolerate excessive swarmers "It ia no over-statement or exag­ sior plums. Several large ship­ 'o rise from below by capillarity because they do not gather the geration to say that twenty-five ments of satsumas are unloaded n dry seasons.” that they should. Ono billion dollars of the South’s money here every week. In 1925, we will One danger of breaking land surplus has gone that way 4n the last 60 ship grapes by the carload; in ihcnd of time may he mentioned: strung colony will gather mcire years. It was good, hard worked 1920, we will ship blueberries bj \s the plant' food of turned-under surplus honey during a season for form money. What wo have the cnrload; and in 1927 *atsum.u vegetable matter decays und is than two weak ones." been doing is spending our lives wil move in like manner. iissolvcd, it begins to learh nway. There is less than 2,000 acres at growing cotton, trading it off for Leon (J. A. Mackintosh): Ship­ move downward with the soil bread and meat at no profit to our­ ped our fourth car of sweet pota­ moisture. However, this disad­ present planted in the state, how­ selves. toes; the farmers received very vantage is not sufficient to off­ ever, hundreds of acres will be set this year. "No use to ‘cuss’ the powers that satisfactory prices for same. We set tho advantages to be gained. be in Washington or tho trusts, are also shipping from 40 to 50 tariff, banks or speculators. They crates of beets daily; orders In Plants grown in Florida have may have had a part but a mighty hand for two carloads of rutabagas proven superior _to those shipped small part in comparison with the and ten carloads of cabbage. The into the statr. The sooner plants part we ourselves Have played? ? he community' Incubator was started can be set after coming from nur­ way to stop that drain on our pock­ Christmas day, 1,400 eggs going in sery, the better. FInnts shipped ets is to stop buying food, grain for the first hatch; 2,000 more long distances often start to sprout und forage and produce those nec­ were set New Year’s day; I hope and swoat, and receive a set-hack essary Items on home acres. to sot full capacity (3,200) each which retards growth and delnys “The time to start is now. Plans week from now until May 1. profit. for 1924 are being made. Before r. plow is stuck in the ground, foed, San Francisco street car men Toupee shortage ia reported in grain and forage acres should be New Which is good. The got a raise. Their work isn’t so set aside. These acres should and world York. much fun with skirts longer. needs n toupee shortage. must be tin t instead of last consid­ eration. When these are fixed, then the farmer can go as far as he M SI likes with cotton, tobacco or other cash crop safely. “Give the home garden n chance in his food production. It’s a won­ derful helper in cutting store billn in half for the folks that will givo f■ \ it a square deal instead of the us­ ual ’lick and a promise,’ mostly & promise. Start the food production procession in 1924, and a money procession will start toward ycur pocket.” If you would preserve the memory o f your Home, nnd SI Families, also Farm « n d Crops FOR WORKING PEOPLE f6 The best of workers get out of H A V E THEM PHOTOGRAPHED sorts when the liver fall" to act. They feel languid, half-sick, “blue .BYand discouraged and think they are getting lusy. Neglect of these symptoms might result in n sick •pell, therefore the sensible courec i" to take a dose or two of Her­ oine. It is Just the medicine neod- m ed top urify the system and re•tor# the vim and ambition of i health. Price COc. Sold by R. C. Bower. TELL A STORY •% M M �TRK SANPOtD DAILY HERALD, THUR8PAT. JANUARY H 192* W hy Ju st A T h r ift W eek? m NEW HANDS As Brisbane Sees It While feaaebslHa Ska’s Back la tha lilt, at the PMta(lic4 at lorldo, under act of March w hy should it be necessary to have • th rift w eek? I t seem s t h a t people ought to be able to Bee th e ad v an tag es of being th r if ty ev ery week and th a t th e y ought to have in th e ir m inds continually th e m atter of th rift. N o t only th e th r i f t of sav in g money, b u t the conservation of e v ery th in g w ith w hich we hav e to do in our daily lives.. IOM RATMl A y e ar ago d u ring T h rift W eek P resid en t S. W. S tra u s I. Six M onth, 1 r by Carrier of th e A m erican Society for T h rift made som e of th e fol­ ty Edition | l lowing observations which are as good now a s th ey w ere a t MBCIAL NOTICE ■ All obituary th a t'tim e : H U lt q tarda at thanks, resolution* “Those w ho practice th rift will never fa il e n tire ly ; th e y ia4 notices of entertainments where IbsrgM are made, will be charged m ay not a tta in th e heights, but th ey never will reach th e for at regular advertising rates. depths. * num TEE ASSOCIATED FBKSS “No o n e , a t th e beginning of life, ever expects to fail. 10 Associated Ptm » la axcluar entitled to the nee for repub- T he lam p o f hope bum s brightly in youth. B u t hope alone Ion at all news dispatcher can n o t b rin g success. There m u st be concrete action along Ited to It or net otherw ise Ited In this paper and a lso the rig h t lines. Steadily, step by step, th e d esired ends a re a t­ I news published herein. All ItShtJta of re-publleatlon of special tained. W here there is persistent effort w ith freedom from SHIMatehee herein are also reserved. w rongful m ethods o f conduct and living, th e r e can be no JB8DAY, JANUARY, 24, 1921 such th in g as ultim ate failure. “And it is because the practices of th r i f t keep one con­ IlflLB THOUGHT FOR TODAY sta n tly w ithin the bounds of p ru d en t living, th a t th is plan WHEN THOU PASSEST o f life is th e best safeguard a g ain st failure. “In a broad and general way, moral soundness, as well |h the waters, I will be with and through the rivers, they as economic stability, is the inevitable accompaniment of Cot overflow thee; when th rift practice. tkob walkest through the Are thou “Thrift is a character tonic. It develops the will and Shalt net be burned; neither shall ’the flams kindle upon thee.— strengthens the moral fibre. Through it one is able to fore­ loofah 48:2. go those habits of life that are harmful. i.: « T --------o-------‘T h rift equips us for the temptations as well as for thq " NO UNBELIEF. vicissitudes of life. Thais is no unbelief; . “No man can practice thrift without being a better Whoever plants a seed beneath the citizen as well as a more independent one. And wslta to see it push nwny thu “It is these aspects of thrift which should appeal strong­ Jt C,0d' , „ , ly to parents and to those who are engaged in educational Be trusts in God. duties. Let us send forth our young men and our young f Whbever^as^s when clouds are in women into the world with a thbrough appreciation of the • B r salient, heart, light lirenketh moral as well as the mntcrinl values of th rift. After ait, success in life is not to be wholly measured by material _ M»y and by," T n u ts the Hast High. standards. •s “Learn the value of thrift. No better safeguard against WUbever. sees ’nesth Winter’s field# failure can be provided than such an equipm ent/’ • of snow The silent harvest of the future • grow, God’s power must know. Whbever lies down on his couch to • sleep. ’Content to look each senso in slum, ber deep, Kaows God will keep. m ’Whoever soys “Tomorrow," “The Vv a Unknown,” . •*TK# Future," trusts the power t T *alone He dares disown. r* « S 8 • The heart that looks on when thu . eyelids close, A nd, dares to livo when life has only woes, Obd’s comfort kne * i. ;* I Then. Is no unbelief: And say by day, and night, uncon„ * sciously The Heart lives by that faith the v Ups deny— God knoweth why. « , —Edward Bulwer Lytton. ■°~h ;c Sanford ahead! - p Plant more flowers and make this ■ city of flowers. --------- o--------■| Every day spells progress for the «ity substantial. no --------- o--------- Tbs color of a man’s hair doesn’t nscsassrily reflect the quality of his J)fsln. Ben Franklin once said, “If you willTtot hear reason, she will surely rap,your knuckles.” Whft Is more disgusting than ■ittlnc between a rank pipe and cheap cigar on a bus? Tha men who tried to assassinate President Obregon must have thought that Mexico wasn't getting •nough publicity already. ■------- o-------Ro«ui sijfns placed along the roads leading ing to banioru Sanford would Ive this city give ell _ _good advertising. A few.dollars expended in this man­ ner, would be money well spent. --------- o-------- - General Wood, welcoming an in­ vestigation, says: “Let the chips fall where they may.” One of his chins fell in Wall Street and made a Wood “pile.”—Tampa Tribune. ------- o—-----The best advertised millionaire in America will be he who ships a train of refrigerator curs loaded with snow to Floridu for fifteen minutes of winter sports ut Pulm Beach.—New York Tribune. .* . -------- o------Now a finishing school in the north bus instituted n course in love which would tench girls how to pick the right man. Such a course would probably work w«dl enough in cases where the girls do f , f the pli picking. The storekeeper would do well to realise that the customer keeps hi in in business and that this customer should get prompt attention when in bis store. Service makes friends. Lade of service loses friends. The wise storekeeper insists that his customers be waited on promptly. * 6 e n Underwood declared him­ self In favor of tax reduction he only tried to climb on to tho same rickety platform which is uncer­ tainly supporting several others. Similarity of platforms now seems ‘ vogue. The cry of the year to bo in tare's always room for one ia “The more." After smashing u nice new straw hat, demolishing a rare pair of spectacles, strangling several liguta of the upper lumbar region, mqpts cartilages of the damaging Inj the ’ | three low lower vertebrae, and breaki| ing five re leaves of two separate : springs, *, l.is it any wonder we kick ‘ jfa ut the irregularities of prevailIftjf'detours? Real estate sales in Sanford since January I indicate that property in th*t municipality is in growing de­ mand. very likely because those who have money to invest note that Sanford is advantageously located and that the resideats arc working earnestly to advance conditions that give added value to real eu tatf,—Jacksonville Times-Union. Grow, Don't Swell! The cloak of authority too often causes people merely to swell, not grow, and it Is this swelling process th at Dr. Mur­ ray Bartlett, president of Hobart College, referred to when he issued eight points of intellectual and moral qualifications for executives, which are ns follows: 1. Observation: the ability to take notice of passing events. 2. Concentration: to focus one’s mind on Die point at issue and eliminate nonessentiais. ^ 3. Independent thinking: the ability to arrive at con-i elusions os result of your own observation of conditions. 4. The expression of thought in clear and logical lan­ guage. 5. Self control, or the ability to prevent one’s personal prejudices from warping his judgment in making decisions on important matters. 6. Honesty, which means truthfulness in business af­ fairs and fair, dealing with those with whom we come in contact. • 7. Sympathy, the ability fo~ understand the feelings, expressions or proposuis of those with whom ,one comes in contact. 8. Service, doing something for the community or hu­ manity that makes the world a better place in which to live. These eight points in the qualifications for leadership, if they could be lived up to, would make men worthy of any undertaking and deserving of the respect and confidence of everyone. Leadership in civic, social and industrial affairs is the crying need of today. Men who can rise above the hum-drum affairs and who possess a viaidn. Dr. Bartlett’s eight points preach a mighty fine lesson to the business man of today. ' New Style Killing. The Hea’s Astealer. / B A f i 'D c w e H ' 1 bloomin' w eu .1 5 * d HEVERVItiWO ELSE, Cop) right. 1913 A FEW days ago everything looked wonderfully smooth for the administration. Hiram Johnson MIGHT be able to stir up some­ thing, but “wise men” said it didn’t seem probable. McAdoo might make a strong Democratic run but it probably wouldn’t make much difference. Now comes the Teapot Dome scan­ dal, with the oil reserves of the navy sold to s private concern, end a very unpleasant discussion os to what happened to a certain lump sum of |100,000, how L eP s e w e .T w s , A l f e V '- ALBERT BRISBANE, by the way, used to pay Horace Gree­ ley cash for the right to write his opinions on The Tribune's first page. His unworthy son bus a bet­ ter financial arrangement. &&&&*» wife could shoot straight, “ . - clerks went out on # .twi ! Drug “ Hounds lose scent of R*uu (Cal.) train robbers. B loodffi! should learn auto tire tread*. 1 Wonderful news for boardm t- , day, San Leandro (CaL)™sn»t1 burned. Hope it canned lalmon? Getting so when n married m*, takes out insurance he buys , News from Washington. Jill i. v filled with bootleggers. Wire d o i *■ n’t say what bootleggers did. **** Jos. Babcock, man who sent Mik Jongg to America has landed i2 •; San Francisco without a murder. " W’ceka and Ford arc nrguing,b0t there la too much other football news to read what they say. YESTERDAY'S TESTIMONY concerning the Teapot Dome, es­ pecially young Mr. Roosevelt’s ac­ count* of his resigning from the oil comjmny will interest you and the voters. You will probably hear from President Coolidge and tho Attorney General ,within fortyeight hours. This is not the sort of scandal that enn be allowed to simmer too long. MORE THAN eighty years ago, thu Into Albert Brisbane, who wrote for tho front page of Hor­ ace Greeley’s New York Tribune, asked the good men of New Eng­ land who advocated abolition - of slavery, 'Since you're so much in­ terested in the poor black slaves, why don't you free your own whlto women that you drive into your mills before daylight nnd keep there until dark?" ; In Butte, Mont, so we’ll hrt was a stamp shortage. UNLESS THAT is thoroughly cleaned up immediately and by the Republicans themselves, not wait­ ing for Democrats to do It, it may make a big difference In the elec­ tions of 1924. However, it is not likely that Mr. Coolidge will wait for Democrats to do his house cleaning. MYRA COLE, seventeen years old, went to the mill at 6:30 o’clock in the morning in the little Afassnchuetts village of Hill’s Grove, and got away at 5 o'clock ip the afternoon. She thought she would try New York. She went without eating for sev­ eral days, fell in a faint on the street, and has bqcn sent back to Hill’s Grove. She will start in again nt the mill, again at 6:30 in the morning, and got out nt 5 in the nfctrnoou. But things used to be worse. the i acortd. Here a two news item. «, births declining" U one bans ‘Birth of 4 Nation’ ” i Who la this man Ford wo see io much about In newspapers? I* he n presidential candidate? Tho world gets better. Woman in Nashville, Tenn., shot for read­ ing movie subtitles aloud. Tho sun never sets on American Legion Posts, nnd never seems to rise on a federal bonus. Autumn styles nre here. One season a woman’s waist chokes h>r nnd the next it trips her. Fashion demands slim peopte. Fat ones can reduce by talking to people who make them silk. Mr. Bryan’s Nominee, Pro and Con Grand Junction Sentinel: Mr. Bryan’s helpfulness in the vnluable addition to tha forward-moving ac­ tivities of the race in his last choice for n president seems to have incrented his penchant for teachers. This great profession is no doubt a wonderful store-house of qualities nnd energies that are fit for lead­ ership and Mr. Brynn wants to dig them out and place them on the firing line. His present choice, according to the dispatches, is Albert Alexander 'Murphree, and his name is in “Who’s Who In America.’ He is fifty-three years old, born In Ala­ bama; he is a graduate of Peabody College, Rollins College and the University of Alabama. He began his career teaching in the rural schools; was then county superin­ tendent; then superintendent of city schools in Alabama and Texas; then'president of the1'Florida Col­ lege ror Women; now president of the Florida University, and editor of an educational publication. Ac­ cording to the book he is a Mason, Baptist and Democrat. Now York Telegraph: William Jennings Bryan has announced his entry for the presidential stakes this year. He is not only n “dark" horse; he is raven black figurative­ ly speaking, In the political term­ inology of the day. His name is A. A. Murphree, nnd he is president of the State University of Florida. Nobody north of the frost line ever heard of him, but we have the Great Commoner’s word for it that he “has a good heart.” Also we are told that he is an executive of parts. Whether training us nn ad­ ministrator of the nffairn of a col­ lege, with only undergraduates to practice on has fitted him for the w:hRe House duties, may be doubtcd. He is dry nnd n Christian gen­ tleman; no doubt of that. More­ over, we nre sure he must be a fundamentalist,, glsc .Mr,. ..Bryan would have none of him. •• * Another Year... At this season of the year it is well for men to pause in their progress and gaze back down the road, thus judging how far they have come before turning to the path ahead and planning the future miles. Down a vista of 37 years The F irst National Bank looks to the s ta rt of its journey. We have traveled with friends— our customers—nil the way, and together we have participated in prosperity;, their successes have helped us and ours have helped them. Ahead lie other milestones nnd Helds of opportu* nlty. The strength and experience we have gained in our journey nre at the disposal of those who require our services. - 3 3 ■ i 8 3 3 !/ | . a FIRSTNATIONALBANK| THIS TELEGRAM is received from Reno, Nov.: * "Two Chinese will be executed by lethal gas, Carson City, Nev., February H! Fearful that horrors A COMMUNITY BUILDER | Palutka News: Although Wil­ may attend this untried experi­ liam Jennings Bryan issues some mental means of. execution, as an F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WH1TNER, Cashier 3 splendid commendations in his proadmirer and reader of your articles ennvention nomination of A. A. largely read daily in this commu­ nity would appreciate anything Ft. Lauderdale Herald: The Murphree, of the Gainesville uni­ you could editorially say. Rev. most sensible thing we have ever versity, ns n Democratic nominee Otis L. Linn, superintendent Pres­ heard of William Jennings Bryan for the presidency, und dppoars to byterian Church, of Nevuda.” suggesting is .the nomination of agree with_ the college president President Murphree of Florida Uni­ upon all points, the college presi­ THE SOCIETY for the Preven­ versity, for president of the United dent evidently hnd not fully lined Mr. Murphree is big himself up with Colonel Brynn. tion of Cruelty to Animals kills States. President Murphree upholds, to Home E'eetric I ight and W ater Plants superflous cats and dogs in n lethal enough for any position this coun­ n certain extent, the theory of chamber. The animals don’t know try has to offer. Home Ice Machines nnd Water Softeners — evolution, which is severely scored what is going to happen; then Plumbing, Steam nnd Gan Fitting, Well Drilling death is merciful. What can you Daytona Journal: William Jen­ by thu greut Democratic leader, Pumps, Gas Engines, Electric Motors, Spray Carts, say about civilized human beings nings Bryan, always a powerful nnd, while not denying the monkey forcing two Chinamen into an air­ fnytor tn Democratic national con­ theory, merely says it has "not .... Irrigation Outfits FAVORABLE RECENT ACTION taken by the voters tight ‘‘lethal chamber," turning on venuons, ventions, nominates a most esti- *been «r proven." Mr. Murphree adds: u Sanford, Fla. of Sanford in approving a bond issue of more than nine deadly gas and killing them? The mnble nfan for the presidency. „iIli, nk th,‘t Mr. Bryan is a great Temporary Address he as well known and nnd appre-i annro- lit zon UT.lfi. i?lH moral integrity ia hundred thousand dollars for municipal improvements and Constitution of the United States Were hu forbids cruel and unusual punish­ never 1033 W. FIRST ST.--------------------------TELEPHONE GOMV S f le(| b“l 1 n extensions is something worthy of special note because of the ment. This method of killing is at elated throughout the nation ns he! 3 lews !» here in Florida his chances « f! I E “ ll ht5 Pol’ticni v .’emonstration it affords of the fact that Sanford 'has set least unusual. A good lawyer heading the party this year would nor with his argument on evolu- I H I I I I I I I I I I I I l U l | | | | i i | | | | g g | i u i l l l l l l l l l l » a tion. I bt'lieve in the use of orher face toward a great destiny nnd is “on'the way.” Quito ought to be able to postpone that be infinitely greater. game evolution, not ns n fact, but execution. praiseworthy is the overwhelming exhibition of civic pride a theory, for it la an hypothesis St. Petersburg Independent: ns as shown by a vote of four hundred and twenty-five for to WILL THE men bo tied down William Jennings Bryan is a re­ accepted by scientists ns offering Phone 498 -Phone 198 only nineteen against extensions to the electric light plant. or strapped in chnlrs in the lethal the most plausible explanation of markable man mul a good mail, but Equally conclusive was the expression of the wishes of the cell? Will they be killed two at he is certainly on a cold hunt in lire processes. I agree with Mr. urynn, however, that evolution people who said by a vote of four hundred and twenty-one time or separately? Will they proposing Dr. Murphree ns the ought not be taught young people bo left free to dash their heads in to twenty-one that Sanford would own and operate a munic­ despair against the walls of the Democratic candidate for president in n way that would upset their of the United States. Mr. Bryan faith in God and the Bible." ipal gas plant. Not quite so emphatic but none the less de­ death trap? cisive wns the tally of thrpe hundred and seventy to seventy- Will n Chinese interpreter ex­ would only mukc a joke of Florida. If he who has guitled the nctions the Democratic partv for the four in favor of a splendid new city hall and auditorium, plain to them what is going to Ocala Banner: When Sir. Bryan or past two decades shall insist upon happen? Will n clergyman niumTho com pletion of these public works this coming year will blu prayers through the walls of said he proposed to name a Flor­ the nomination of tin; Florida cduHousehold Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and Baggage place Sanford in an enviable position as possessing many the cell ? It’s nu interesting ex­ idan for the presidential nomina­ cator for the presidency of tho Transferred Anywhere Any Time tion the Miftmi Herald and other United States a t the New York municipal advantages not boasted of by other cities con­ periment In our "civilization." Storage virus-tinctured sheets with one ac­ convention it will bo the first time sidered to be equally If not. far more ambitious. The wise claim said he was after naming that the great lender has lost out ENGLAND DISCUSSES seri­ himself, but when he named the —except for himself. expenditude of practically a million dollars will not only in­ ously abolishing the gold stand­ sure a busy summer season in the Celery City but provide ard. The United States having best man in Florida they were un­ w.. kind and ungenerous enough to all the essentials necessary for a coming, population twice half of all tho gold available for accuse him of sinister motives. But New York Herald: Mr. Bryan’s as large us that now residing within the confines of that city. money, it wuuhln’t be bad from that is the price of gi eat ness. We recent pmnouncements on evolu­ S3 thu English viuwiioint, to select know of no public man that rose tion have not stirred the people ns —Lakeland Star-Telegram. another standard. But for the pres­ to distinction that did not have his much as if they had come from -------------o------------ent, ti;e thing can't be done. calumniators. some old fashioned clergyman. Men demand something in the A GOOD NEWSPPAPER is absolutely essential to a way JM* n few days ago of money that can't be created growing city. In fact a town cannot progress without a artificially. Silver might do, but Jacksonville Journal: By nam­ rant I resident Murphree of tho ing Dr. Murphree Colonel Brynn University of Florida wns his cannewspaper. Every business in Clearwater is benefited di­ we have that also. Abolish the hna given the state a bit of adver­ dulate for president of the United standard and you won’t abol­ rectly and indirectly by the fact th at the Evening Sun is gold tising which could not have been States did not make a ripple in ish gold’s value. published here. The business men who do not advertise re­ Curiously enough, Russia, home gained in any other way and pnn ’ raeuu P,ool: no politician in throughout the world carried Monday, January ceive their share of thu benefits brought about by the gen­ of the misty ruble, ir, to get on a pers A h had uver huar‘l of Dr. -tlurphree. about Dr. Murphree nnd eral prosperity of the town, yet there are a few who do not gold basis in April. They have stories With all his vagaries nnd ex­ the state from which he comes. patronize the Sun being content to reap all the profit pos­ discovered that paper won't do. Even Arthur Brisbane,•'considered tremeness Thu New York Herald JOSEF LHEVINNE, Russian Pianist sible but unwilling to help the town progress.—Clearwater ENGLAND’S GREAT railroad to be the greatest editorial writer has n liking for Mr. Bryun, He MARGARET D’ALVAREZ, Spanish Contralto strike is the must important news in the world, whose column "To­ lias made a lot of news. He has Evening Sun. from Europe. Stranded railroad day" is read by JO.OOO.OOO persona stirred up the national menagerie, trains are scattered all over the every day, pnus<,| for a moment’s often with good results. Right or JOINT RECITAL reflection of the qualities of the ims°tn nnH° haH a! 'r iy-' beon '» ear­ OBSERVE ALWAYS that every thing ia the result of country. Hundreds of thousands man named by the Commoner. nest and a good fighter. But the a change, and get used to thinking that there is nothing Na­ of engine drivers say they propose If Dr. Murphree gets no farther procession seems to have passed to let the railroad owners go with­ ture loves ao well as to ehange existing forms und to make out profits for a year. And curi­ than the "favorite son" class in MnL-i ^ ounger politicians are new ones like them.—Murcus Aurelius. ously enough a Labor Prime Mini­ the Democratic national conven­ thinking up now programs so radster and u Labor Cabinet will prob­ tion, if Mr. Bryan is chosen a dele­ ^ Nf' br" k“ '°°l< PRICES—01.00, 51.60, $2.00, 52.50 Plus Tax. ably be in charge of England and gate and puts up his name, he will the strike next week, The pound have done a grea: service :n ad­ MY FAVORITE STORIES Mail Orders to Auditorium, Daytonn Ceach, Fla., vertising the state before the na­ drops in value. By IRVIN S. COBB tion which will be forced to realize e i l n P Tribune: Mr. Bryan has d or Phone 939. BRITAIN WILL soon launch two that Florida has great men, cap­ given our distinguished Florida! little Willie had been misbe­ "He certainly did,” answered his gigantic new battle ship's with all able, qualified and big enough to ??“c.at0,f considerable advertising; ggl ^TICKETS ON SALE JANUARY 21ST) KW having and his mother caught him mother. the latest improvements, 680 feet be president, who have never hut Is it good advertising? in the act. She turned him face long and 106 feet wide. Over here sought political office. downward across her kneo and ap­ “And did grandpa's pa apank we ure junking battleships half Ilant City Courier: Dr. Mur­ plied the back side of a family him when he was bad?" finished to oblige England. She Jacksonville Times-Union: News­ phree, Mr. Bryan’s latest candidate hairbrush where it was calculated "Yes." Is unable to compete with us finan­ papers explaining that Dr. Mur­ to do the most good. Upon being “And did his pnpn spank him?" cially In battleship construction, phree is a splendid man and easily for president, says that he does ,wltU a11 of Mr* Bryan’s released, the culprit presently but admirably able to befuddle us good enough for president of tho political ideas nor his views on For Cough* anti Cold* H«^*' checked his subbing, to put the “I’m sure of it.” diplomatically. She did that ut United States are evidently nfraid evolution. Evidently the state’s The child considered for a mo­ aches, Neuralgia, RheumatuO qurstio'n: the Washington Conference 'and of offending some Brynnite 3 who biggest educator would rather re“ Mamma," he asked, between ment: now tells our baby boy diplomats, may think that it is complimentary main a first class college president u id Ail Acne* and Pains sniffles, "did grandpa ever do tills "Well,” he said at length, “what that we may not even increase the to propose for the highest position than tnko chances as a hopeless A IL DRUGGISTS to my daddy when ho was a little I want to know now is, who start­ .elevation of our guns. That would n the country a man who is un­ unrk horse Democratic presidential hoy?" . ____ . ed this durn thing anyway?” jraake them shoot farther. known In forty-seven of the states. candidate. and 65c, J tn and tubtii (IN Hospital size, | 3L00 ■1 t * Hoolehan-Coleman Company QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER A U D IT O R IU M Daytona Beach 28th—815 Two Wonderful Artists �» THE 8ANF0KD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1024 A. D. Zachary. Mrs. 0. tour through Frostproof. From ge, Mrs. J. E. Courier and Frost Proof to S p rin g fair. Sa­ Mrs. Virginia Elder at the home bring to DeSoto City, good. Traffic of Mrs. Rivers on Magnolia Ave­ for, Okeechobee City snotikl go by nue. The class was well repre­ of F ort Bassenger. * • sented, Ailing the lovely home to f i NO. 23—Believicw to capacity. Plant. City: Jts)!ovi«w to Sumter Sweet' peas in the various tints, TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 8 1 Field to the Bcrmont rood, rough in 0 o n e : Office 148; MRS. FR ED D A IG ER, Society E d ito r; * Residence 217-W combined with ferns were used Condltions of Florida’s crossstate spots but fair road. Bermont rozti county lino undid1 construction and very rough. Through travel from lavishly in decorating tho various roads for’the week ended Jan. 19, to Fort Mycn, good. Ocala to Wildwood, BuahneU, Dude rooms. Several contests and games fur­ arc described in the fallowing in­ ROAD NO. .3—Georgia line to City and Tampa, advised to taku nished much amusement, and formation compiled b / the State Orlando: WllilJ Landing to Yulco Pedro road out of Ocala. This will LET THE WINDS HOWL! brought to life some artistic tal­ Road Department: and Jacksonville very good. Jack­ bring travel on Road No. 23 near ROAD NO. 1—Nunez Ferry to sonville to Orange Park nnd P u t­ the asphalt road in Sumter coun­ ent not heretofore suspected. ty. Excellent asphalt surface At a lute hour the hostesses Jacksonville:: Nunez Ferry to nam county line being repaired, through Sumter county to Hernan­ served salad, saltines, hot choco­ Flbridatown, five miles under con­ rough but passable. Green Cove do *—Juniors and Seniors of county line. struction. Detours plainly mark­ Springs to Pnlntkn rough to erd late and cake. a a s. will Romsn-Latln ed. Rough sand-clay road. Fior■t 8:16 p. m. a t WoThe evening wad one of excep­ Idatown. to Crestv - j w , good snnil- or brick at Illcc’s Creek. Brick Subscription Bridge party bene­ rond from Rice’s Creek through tional pleasure to the Daughters .e s & s clay nnd brick road. Crestvicw to Pnlatka to Kan Mateo, good. San fit of the Woman's Club at 3 p. m. of 4 Wesley. y — Every .Week Bridge DcFuniak sand-clay road. Pond? Mnteo to Sisco, rough. Sisco tn Friday. Phone Mrs. Ed. Lane for meets with Mies Katharine DeLeon to Westville, under con­ Crescent City, Pierson nnd DeLeon reservation (452). TRUTH SEEKERS CLASS. Iwilker s t 3 p. tn. a t her home struction. . Detours in good condi­ Springs newly finished asphalt sur­ « Park Avenue. The Truth Seekers Class will tion and plainly marked. Westville face, excellent. DeLeon Springs meet Monday afternoon, at 3 to Aucilla river, via Marianna, through Deband to Sanford, fair. ,y—1The Royal- Neighbors o’clock, with Mrs. C. L. Goodhue, Quidcy and Tallahnssc, unimprov­ Sanford through Seminole a rd meet in the Masonic Hall at 800 Magnolia Avenue. ed road. Rough'on account of hen- Orange counties to Orlando, good. ».*30, All members are requestvy ruin*. Aucilla rivet to Green­ *ROAD NO. 4—Georgia line to led to be present. SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE ville, good. Greenville to Mndisoh Miami: Georgia lino thirteen miles ki/Tfds)—Mrs. Charles Ludwig Phono Mrs. Harry Walsh (415- rough.' Two miles cast of Slndl- south, sand-clay very good condi­ entertain the members of W) or Mrs. John Schirnn! <542) lon rood blocked under construct­ tion. Ten miles penetration and I the Idlers Bridge Club, a t 3 p. for reservation for Subscription ion, take left hand road. Blue limerock base, good. Six miles old | bl Bridge, nt YVelnkn Lobby, Wed­ Springs road gam! condition for shell, very rough. Nino miles de V. Howard Chap­ six miles. You will come to n brick nnd nsphnlt to Jacksonville, nesday, Jan. 30, at 3 p. m. iter U. D. C.f meets a t 3 p. m. Cooked food snle at Stokes Mar­ graded sand-clay road off to the good, no detours. Sixty-twn miles 1st the Valdea Hotel. ket Saturday afternoon and night right which will carry you into rock shoulders just completed from Lee a distance of four miles. Then the Duvnl county line ncross St, LldsT—1Circle No. Four will by the Catholic ladies, follow' hlghwn parallel to rail- Johns and Flagler counties to Bun­ Ineet with Mrs. Camp, a t the road for a m‘Z , cross railror.il, nell. Bunnell to Volusia county | Henley Home on Celery Avenue, NOTICE rood parallel railrond on line, rough. Volusia county line to | it 3 PThe annual—and Anal—meeting take the sido for two miles then cross Daytona nnd New Smyrna, fair. Vy,,—Benefit entertainment for of the Sanford Library Association south railroad again hack on high­ New Smyrna to Titusville, rough, tg JPresbyterlon Church a t the will be held at the Library Fri­ the way to the Suwannee river to Live Titusville to Cocon, six miles nick ; ■ | borne of Mrs. Stevens on Park day, Jan. 25th, at eight p. m. 2t Oak, fine,. Live Onk to Lake City, road, fair, nnd 12 miles paved. Co- !■ | Avenue, from 8 to 11 p. m. fair. All signs posted on all de­ con to Melbourne, six miles paved ■ “WIIAT’S WRONG WITH WOMLidiy—Subscription bridge par­ tours. Lake City to Jacksonville, nnd 15 miles rock road, passable. ity at Woman’s Club, at 3 p. m., EN," at the Milnne tonight. This fine. ,, Melbourne to Wnbnsso, 20 miles | with Mrs. Edward Lane as hostis a much discussed subject that is ROAI) NO. 2—Gcorgo’linn to rock road passable. Wnbasso to |eu, benefit of card table fund, successfully solved for you in this Fort Myers: Georgia line to about Vero, i;i miles detour bad. Ver*» FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS picture, b rce tickets for Mrs. 1* two miles north of Genoa, very to Miami 143 miles paved. Roc): Lturday—Cecilian Music Club be^ s* A. Brumley. [meeta at the Studio of Mrs. Fangood. From there to Genoa being nnd r.hell roads damaged by rc* _ Inld S. Munson on Myrtle Averepaired nnd consequently n little cent rains, possible short detours S I have ju st completed three modern five-room bun- ‘ |nuc at 3:16 P« m. i “ gnlows located in one of tho finest residential sections Wisconsin's icy blasts mean only joy to this Missouri lassie. She’s NOTHING LIKE IT 0> f”EARTH rough. Genoa.to White Springs, between Titusville nnd Cocoa. The new treatment for torn (lesh, fair. White Springs to Lake City, ROAI) NO. 5— -High Springs to jtnrday—Cooked food salc^ nt Lucilc Higdon of Sedulin, one of the prettiest of all entrants from thfc of^Sanford. Each bungalow is modern in every respect .1 cuts, wounds, sores or lacerations good. Lako City to High Springs Fort Myers: High Springs through fstoltes Cash Market, afternoon land evening, by ‘.'athollc ladles. University of Wisconsin in Madison’s annual winter carnival on Lake that is doing such wonderful work undcr,construction, detour by wav Archer and WilHston to Romeo, i and complete with all improvements. They are weU, in flesh healing is the Ilorozono of F 6rt White, very* good. High fair. Romeo to Dunncllort newly t Jondajr-----Truth S ’Oker- Class Mendota.' And Bay, you ought to see her cut a figure eight! arranged ami constructed of good materials. liquid nnd powder combination Springs to Guinesvillo 25 miles of graded. Heavy sand almost iin[meet with Mrs. C. L. Goodhue, asphalt excellent. First ten miles paarnble except a fte r ruins. Duntreatment. The liquid Bnrozone is | JOG Magnolia Avenue, nt 3 p. m. Mrs. O. C. Reeves rind daughter quickly in the spirited game of n powerful nnlisuptic that purifies south of GnincsviU’e, new nsphnlt nellon to Inverness and Brooks- ■ WILL TAKE GOOD UNIMPROVED the wound of all poisons nnd in­ surface very guod. End of nsphnlt ville, fair. Brooksvillc through ( HAPPINESS. r a Sanfitrd s s counted, the prize for ton score, *"« fectious to Micanopy rough, but passable, Hormnulo and Pnoco counties to i germs, while the Borozone on Wednesday and will spend U never for one’s self, PROPERTY AS FIRST PAYM ENT n silver ten bull, was awarded Mrs. powder is the great healer. There Marion county line to Lowell new Hillsboro county line, rough b u t, m some time here. IU always ju st a share lime rock linse, excellent. Ocala to passable. Hillsboro county line u is nothing like it on earth for R. A. Newman. Mrs. F. E. Routhe joy that some one else Bcllcvicw under construction. Road Tampa by wny of Six-Mile j aa ivr A. D. Zachary left Wednesday millnt, holding second high score, RPecd, safety and efficiency. Price condition between Ocala and Bel- through ji been harvesting from care. The balance can bo arranged to suit the purchaser. ' Creek through Bradcutown, S a ra -| a (liquid) 30c, G O c nnd $1.20. Pow­ was given a pair of gold candle evening for Bristol, Va., where he [ii never for one’s self, levlcw changes daily; inquire nt Phone TiB-J after seven o'clock any evening or in ­ Englewood to the Myukkn a was called by the serious illness of shades. The consolation prize fell der 30c nnd GOc. Bold by R. C. Leesburg or Ocnln chamber of snta, is always for some friend; river, very good. Mynkka river cs quire at The Sanford Herald Office. Bovver. to the lot of Mrs. George Davis i a his daughter, Miss Margaret is never stained with pelf, commerce for best route. Hello- to Punta Gorda, rough nnd sandy Zachnry, who is a student nt Sul- Hart. Mrs. Dickson, honarce, was [or the charm of It would end; view to Leesburg to Eustis ami in spots hut easily passable. Punta presented a string of amber heads lins College. iu can sec it and can know Mount Dora very good, Mount Gorda directly to Fort Myers im­ as memento of the occasion. THE EYES — *u bat it means and is—a glow Horn through Orange, Osceola nnd passable but truffle can go by wny Refreshments of brick ice Mrs. Victor Check. Mrs. Howard the laughter of the heart Polk counties to Bowling Green of Tucker's Corner. OF ALL SANFORD Overlin, Mrs. John Gillon, nrui Mrs. cream, in white- ami yellow, in­ hen a little child goes by, good, Bowling Green to Gardner, ROAD NO. 8—Haines City tc W. Peurnian, Jr., were guests of dividual cakes iced in yellow, and nd its very bubbles start, fair. Gardner through Arcadia to Fort Pierce: Hnincs City to Frost­ coffee were served nt the con­ Turn to the classified Carlstroni Field, good. Carlstrom proof, good—shoulders poor. DeMarguerite I.indley in Orlando nd it sparkles in her eye, of the card game. On pages of The Herald each nd her checks arc red with Tuesday, where they enjoyed a clusion 3ti day because Sanford’s best delightful nfternoon at mail jongg. i r.h plate were miniature baskets beauty tilled with stilted almonds. opportunities are always to i i i i M M i i i s a g s i i i i i s i s z i i i i i a i a i i i i s s i i M i i i i i s s g g H i i s i H K s a i i i s i n i i i s i i m i i i a m a i i i m m i B i - - . the thought Of what It brings, Assisting tho hostess in enter­ be found listed on these i H i K i i i s i i a a s u i i i i i s B K i i n i i B i i i i i i i a i a s i i i i i a B i i i i i i i B B a H i i a a i i i i i i a s B i i i i i i B a a B a m i u i a u n i i LOVELY PARTY HONORING nd In hers and all men’s spirit taining and serving were Mrs. pages. nething warbles, something MRS. DICKSON. Iiiirt Peterson, Mrs. Edward Big­ No matter whit your . lings. Mrs. Harry Dickson of Orlando gin <, Mrs. Joe Hutchinson, Mrs. wants may he, classified ud3 pmething stirs the feet to pranc­ was the charming hnnoreo Wed­ It. I.. Perkins, and Mrs. IIul will help you. ing. 2-Day Specials nesday afternoon, when Mrs. Ralph Wight. I the very salt of youth To reach all the people Wight entertained a t bridge at Hie nfternoon was indeed n I around the soul is dancing effectively — leave your her lovely home in Rose Court. charming courtesy and was enjoy­ rcet and simple as the truth. Want Ad nt Tho Herald Of­ Yellow and white were the col­ ed by the guests. There were ten —Folger McKinsey. fice. Phone us to send for ors for this pretty party, blgnonia tables of players. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY i ^ 1 ,» ■ . _a •> .. vines and other cut flowers in tho it or phone it to the Want |H,” S. ,ftnjckw>y 2, Ad Department.*- w v •»«••».5 LP? *D1aJY>t? ' jhddpifirff ycjjo# .wJjfe Java ^DAUGHTERS, OF WESLEY v; ent the day here Wednesday ot-1 isfily used, in the room where the The Daughters *f Wesley were riding to business. card tables were arranged. cntei’.aincd Tuesday evening by PHONE 148 The nfternoon passed all too Sirs. [. F. Rivers, Mrs. II. II. Chap|A. M. Hrittinn of Lima, Ohio, is among the tourist arriving in inford on Wednesday. '■fr |Mrs. Mary Higgins left Tuesday ® Ir Tampa where she will spend ® lmt time with her daughter, Mrs. ® pcius McLeod. GENERAL SURVEY SHOWS CONDITION F STATE ROADS 10 BE VERY GOOD New E. A . Douglass Y0W ELL CO. |Mrs. James II .Hawkins of Atta, Gn.. is the attractive guest Mrs. A. K. Powers, nt her home Ninth Street. Jacksonville was represented « Wednesday by J. G. Thelasa, who spent the day here on business mission. ® ® ® ® ® ® ® Martin 'of Sandusky, Ohio, m is spending the winter in orida, arrived in Sanford Wedsday for a brief sojourn, Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Newham nrred in Sanford Wednesday from »ledo, Ohio, and are pleasantly ttted at the Montezuma. Among the business visitors in inford on Wednesday from Jacknville were S. F. Jackson, E. E. radley, and W. S. Overstreet, N. M. Ware of Ashland, Ain., U among the arrivals in Sanford 1 Wednesday, and will spend me time here a t the Montezumn. Harry N. Dickson of Orlando *nt Wednesday here with his ‘jniiy, who are visiting Mrs. uph Wight at her home m Rose lurt. Mrs. Junie Roumillat, who has *n spending some time in Jncknvillo with her son, Carl, and ®dy. is now visiting her sister ® . Miami. Hrs‘ Harry L,i l. v'V.dng llPh Wight «y Biggins »e Court. Dickson of Orlanher sister, Mrs. and mother, ' Mrs. a t their home, in Charles S. Roberts of Jacksone was in jhe city Wednesday ****Jin?i business. While here made his headquarters a t the •nttzuma. , Mrs. Waiter Seyle aud " ‘hired Dunshire arrived in ^ L U e d n e s d a y from Ann 'Iich., nnd will spend some • , rc cn route to other points T*w»t in the state. l,, J}* 5>any friends of Miss Mnr>11;. bary, who is attending in College, a t Bristol, Vn., 51;.,, sieved to learn of her » 1 illness, she having under♦r /ar. ,,Perution on Thursday, w i i r* A. CL Zachary left esday evening tq. be with her. ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ^ r«. \\allic Garvcrick, who has . riiitinjt her sister, Mrs. John at ur. 'Vest Third Street, has ® ia L/C for Miami, for tho sca’ -lore she will meet her huserlin ho owns a large string of eja„ ' k’ray hounds, that are 0|L the electric track at k : STANDARD DESIGNER PATTERNS 15c TO 40c Special 2 Day SALE Friday - Saturday STANDARD Swa*" Special Sale o f House and Morning Dresses I r&g DESIGNER PATTERNS 15c TO 40c 36-inch Scout Percales, a t per y a rd ................. 22c 32-inch Dress Gingham, at per yard ...,............ 22c 36-inch Soisctte, all colors, at per y a rd .......... 45c All §2.00 Silks, at per y a r d ............................ $1.75 36-inch Pajama Checks, at per y a r d ................ 19c $3.50 Men’s Brown Dress Shock, Bal. or Blu., at per p a i r ......................................................... $3.19 $5.00 Men’s Black or Brown Dress Shoes, at per p a ir ................................................. T....... $4.25 $3.50 Ladies’ Black or Brown Oxfords or onestrap pump, at per pair................................ $3.19 Ladies’ Black or Brown Oxfords or onestrap pumps ,at per p a ir .............................. $4.98 $3.50 Boys’ Black Oxfords, at er p a ir..............$2.1 BIG REDUCTION ON MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING J 5S aS 4 dozen New Gingham and Percale Dresses and fast color, best quality Gingham and Percale and all new styles for........................ SILK UNDERWEAR 2-DAY SALE Bloomer Vests, Teddies. Best grade Crepe de Chine and some Glove Silk, white and flesh, sizes 1C to 44. Specials— 2nd Floor Ready-to-Wear Dept. .-nrf $2.95 CURTAIN NETS Small designs* Filet N ets, 36 to 44 inches wide. Fri­ day, y a r d .......................69c TOWELL SALE i Ir 25 dozen 18x36 Huck Tow­ els, plain white and woven color border. Two days I'M 5 FOR $1.00 s: U(. Sells It For Less WEI.AKA BLOCK SANFORD. FLA. 38 F R I D A Y Y O W E L L CO- SATURDAY ■■ -4 I 8 ■■ j ■ •: ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■SiaURUBUUUUUUUBUUUaKUUUBaUUMHHUUUUBBHBHHaggpauaUUUUBUUUUUUUU .• I �. THE 8AWTOKP DAILY m B U LP,TH U M D A T, JANUARY U , 1W* 'Lew Tender, Hander, Pi AfShadjr NEW Y o in T ja h . 24—Now Lew CARY A. HARDEE Georgia sportsmen Tcmllcr passes Into the shadows of Big Tourney PICK® THREE Of obscurityt Failing aa a lightweight, the INTERFERED Plan Philadelphia newsboy turned to the ATLANTA, G a.,Jnn. *24—Trap welterweights, battle his easting and,fly cast­ BEST IN HONORS way through hoping-to m m RING BOUTS ahtoting.'bai*; the comparative ing will be prinelpil events'al At­ *J>t‘ ; * * •* , «*t • CHILDMDrS FATAL DI8BABSB NBABLY 2M— TOU1I8TB. Worms and parasites in tho in- 8 t ! F C r i M M l i e , Jm . f 4*The of -commerce reports lv,testinoa of children undermine chamber 418 tourists registered here so far health and'so Weaken their vitsdlt;l this eaaecdiiw l o t yaw's a t this ThVlargwt regUtro nday, Jap. 14, when here wmson Monday, of White's Cream Vermifuge. It the number totaled 566. New York destroys and expels the worms continues to gain in i ts le a d over without the slightest injury to the other atat,tes. having 3.167 regiit«rhealth or. activity of the child. Price 35c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. Massachusetts1 comes fourth end pea* stetes Farming ia the noblest profea- Michigan fifth, have 1,808 ,and 1,715, respectively. ■in. : » 'I TO PUBCHABB PtOPBBTY. ~ m BOMB and ttA treatment tho property an which the h o been using far seven-----•re located, and kteet a a ■ up*tedate dub house, eM ppid with modero conveniences such os abowaf bath, and things necessary for antertainments. The present ninehole course Is to be improved, end an additional holes constructed pt e later time. The course is situated about one mile to the southeast Of the city and is nbted for its nat« Ural beauty. burns* in the Mdtbe home. .Horse H fl* ^ T ttiturkabis speed •“ — humans. -------- -the healing process 80c. 60c and fl.20 aa4 80e. Sold by U nlonpS j, ^ i . ' o _ - *: • modiocrity of the field and ulti­ lanta’s first anntinl sportsmen’s NEW YORK, Jan 24-John Mc- mately climb to title heights. An MIAMT, Jan. 24—Governor Cary ■how, according to plans which NraunauaauBBUaaaajiuju ■ tn in i ^TXDTardce yesterday notified the have been launched here by the Grnw has selected threo of the rip­ unknown, Nato Goldman, product AfVuUntns of Foreign Wars that the Georgia Fish afid Game Protective est plums in the minor Icagua or­ of the Marines, knocked him ®I®I®I®1®I®I®I0T® jtopooed boat between Tommy Association. Tho tournament Is chard to bolster up his pitching twisting in n recent fight. staff for the IfiiM National League ■ Glbobns, contender for the hcavy- to be held this year. “I’m through," Tendlcr panted ns campaign. The signing of Harry ho tore the soggy, gare-c|otted j B/gj .JaMftht title of the world, and In addition to the competitive CNdclr Wlggina^of Indiana poll*, aet features an exhibition of trophies Baldwin of Newark; Way {and Dean gloves from his hands. IS'®' Tendlcr wns n southpaw, the best ffir' "Thursday, 'January 31, would of tho field and stream will be held. of LpulsylRo and. Joe Bradshaw of Toledo, all leading minor league southpaw fighter of this generation. i'1 rfotbc permitted. Orders stopping Such a tournament, It wan stated In the parlance of the ring he had '" th b bout were issued by telegraph hero, Is held annually in New York twirlcrs, is n fulfillment of John everythlng-punclr, stamina, science McC raw’s promise to overhaul the . to Sheriff Lewis A. Allen, who 1m* and in Chicago and attracts hun­ gears in his pitching department and courage. Yot he could not win '•^mediately notified the promoters a championship. Orders were also sent to sheriffs of dreds of hunters and men interest­ following iU disastrous collapse in Why is it that a ioft-hornNl tho 1023 world’s series. other cities to the effect th at bouts ed in all outdoor sports, many of fighter is impossible ns a chumSpurred on by Cincinnati’a activ­ bringing nationally Known fighten whom are from the South ities In bolstering up its twirling ton? Nobody has ever been nb!o r*«a' Florida would not be tolerated, Tho primary object behind tho staff, McGrow has combed his > explain this phenomonpn satis, .OMtUmogh small total affairs were tournament plan is to call atten­ Sources of'supply, supplanting age fnctorily. In the early days of civ­ not displeasing and would be al­ tion to the work already being done' with youth whorover possible and ilization the ancient Greeks, first lowed to bo continued. by the fish and gnmc association. sacrificing present nbiity for future to fight with fists, stood with the Stopped 'in Jacksonville. right hand forward and the left Since its organization a year ago, premise. JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 24—In 360 hand close to the body. This Is tho members have been enrolled The release of “Long John’’ ' compliance with orders Issued to and under its influence more hunt­ style of the southpaw fighter. Scott from Giant pitching circles sheriffs of all counties in Florida Who wan tho first to change the applied for statu licenses than was one of McGrow’s other stops by Governor Cary A. Hardoc, the ers style, and why is It not part of thn ever before In tht history of the in rejuvenating hl.v staff. There boxing card scheduled for Febru­ state. Membcrrf'in outlying com­ existing literature of the sjjort. ary 1, with Young Stribling of Ma­ munities report that "game hogs” fs a strong possibility that two or All we know in that there has nev­ three of the other Giant veterans con, Go., meeting Soldier Buck hove become almost as scarce ns may find themselves on tho waiver er been a great left-handed fight­ has been cancelled. The bout came wild turkeys—this, too, in n season list before thb spring'training trip er, while nil the champions of note ‘ under the clause of "nationally when the visible and discoverable have been right handers^—Fitzsim­ known fighters” and Sheriff W. It. supply of quail and ducks is great­ is over. It nppenrs certain now thnt Ar­ mons, Corbett, Jeffries. Ryan, ^.nnwilng of Duvni county announc­ er Gann, Lavigno, AttelJ, Leonard, than in ninny years past. ed today the match will not be tol­ The work being done by the thur Nehf, Hugh McQuillan and Britton, Dempsey. thn Jack Bentley will survive erated. Georgia organization, it wns stated spring pruning and possibly “Rosy” J Governor Speaks. here ut the headquarters at CO Ryan and Johnny Watson, but the TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 24—It i.i North Broad Street, is in line with latter two will have to produce, Mcunderstood hero that Governor that accomplished in the North and Grnw asserts. Hardee has taken notice of the East. Pennsylvania especially has Dean Balks. numerous boxing matches that game laws and well enforc­ NEW YORK, Jan. 24—Wayland have been scheduled for different strict .r Dean, star pitcher of the Louis­ -e *1‘ points throughout the stole re­ ed. ville club of tho American Associa­ Many sitffercrs from Piles or ly, and has taken the stand tion, recently purchased by the Hemorrhoids have hecome'dMpondno prize fights will be nllow- T ex Rickard O ffers New York’ Giants, is tho first „ ' ,fn Florida. because they have been led to $200,000 to Firpo Ginnt holdout. Ilia unsigned con­ ent | Tho governor was absent from believe that their case wns hope­ tract for 1921 was received yester­ less and that there wns nothing ill | 'h is office and his stand on tho mulFor B out W ith W ills day by the National League cham­ the — S A V E PA R T OP YOUR E A R N IN G S A N D YO U’R E S U R E TO REACH ^ ter could not bo definitely confirm­ world to help them. pions. Dean announced Saturday ed. According to nuthoritallve To these people wc say, "Go to PR O SPE R IT Y BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 24—I.uh at Huntington, W. Vn., that finan­ your druggist and get an original ‘‘"’sources, however, it i:i understood I • that he intends to taka a strong Firpo, tlie Argentine heavyweight, cial terms uffured him are not sat­ hox of MOAVA SUPPOSIT­ SIX P E R C E N T PA ID ON SAVINGS I stand in the matter and will not received a cablegram from Tex isfactory. ORIES.” One of those inserted Watson Also. | permit nrofessionnlism to creep Rickard yesterday offering $200,the rectum according to direc­ F . W. PLEDGER, P re sid e n t------------------- J . P. CHAPMAN, M anager. NEW YORK, Jan. 24—John into into the boxing game in this state. 000 far a fight between him and tions will be found to give imme­ Wntson, veteran Giant pitcher, re­ HurryvWilis in July und proposing Bolief is expressed that the mutter diate relief. They reach the source I was brought to a head by the another fight between Firpo an! turned bis signed contract to the of the trouble and by their sooth­ New York National League yester­ ing, healing, antiseptic action first i proopsed Tommy Glbbona-Chuck Jack Dempsey in September. Firpo said he would not decide day. Wiggins bout thnt has been achrdallay the pain ami soreness and r f e d for Miami on January 31. until the arrival of Hugh Gnrtlnnd, then by direct contact* with the ul­ One of the reasons for the sordid his New York representative, who • ^Whether or not ho has ordered that cers and piles caus» them to hcnl I M»Mit stop[>ed could not be learned is on his way here und who notified in so many lives is that they have up nnd disappear forever, Firpo that he had nn offer of $250,- never smelled the warm fragrance I today. It’n simply wonderiul huw speed­ | *rriv . 000 for a fight with Wilis from of dirt' fresh from tho turn of tho Newark promotors. plough. The nearer we get to ily they net. Blessed relief often I .. ST. LUCIE FAIR, Earth—our original mothur—tho comes in two dnys. Even in cases i •- VERO, Jan. 24—Indications Just when things looked bright nearer we get to God, who is the that have steadily resisted all ’^jiolnted to thin year’s St. Luciu fair P h on e 231 209 M agn olia Ave. which opened Tuesday to continuu for u happy winter Arizona started Father of all.—George Matthew known treatments, marvelous re­ sult* hnvo been obtained. AUuiiih. PYTTfOUgh the 20th. being the bent the niartlion dance again. All druggistn dispense MOAVA i ever held here. A good assortment I.envca are falling from the trees, SUPPOSITORIES in the original Dancing masters have nine new i of exhibits woru in place and ready forTnspectlon when tho doors were fall steps, which they claim are time to pull nn ancient wheeze; box or can get It f jr you on short ® I® l@ notice. All druggists. time to quit the bevedeze. nine steps forward in dancing. "•■■■■■■■aaauuuauBaaBaaagaBaBHaagaBaaauau— ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■aaaaaaaa— ■■■■M— i»aaaaaaBaaaB L. PEA E This New Never Fails to/End Piles Throw ese I Sanford Loan & Savings mm Great Display of Volusia County Products AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, FLORACULTURE, FINE ARTS, EDUCATIONAL DIS PLAY. ANNUAL POULTRY SHOW OF VOLUSIA COUNTY FEDERATION OF POULTRY CLUBS. LARGE EXHIBIT OF HORSES, PONIES, BEEF AND DAIRY CATTLE. Great Free Act Program Afternoon and Evening INCLUDES BAND CONCERT, ROMAN RACES, HIGH SCHOOL HORSES, MONTIE LE MAY IN SENSATIONAL TRIPLE PARACHUTE DROP FROM BALLOON. AUTO POLO BETWEEN GOLDEN GATE TEAM AND INDIANA TIGERS. PUSH BALL ON HORSEBACK. BUCKING FORDS. VINCENT ON HIGH TRAPEZE. ARDELL’S TROUPE OF TRAINED DOGS AND PONIES. HISTORICAL PAGEANT “THE STARS AND STRIPES.” t �< f > r' i ' , V -X'r.'- - t -1 L* ,/* - - » **-t-1* 4-1**^,*. ,v * V ^ .. ■./» iWJt . * •-v ■ >:r'T * * , JANUARY 2 4 ,1M4 “ TH \ Ht ■ E »S A TIM E FOR ALL T H I N G S ’ B ir r N 0 4 IS THE T n u j T O U S E HERALD W A N T A D R Sanford Dally Herald IffANT-AD R A T E S Ifm u : G ull 111 'Advance b l f f t a M l mtm. w ill W rv - Jrrtur a r il iM M d lk ilt lr fa r Mltrd In * M im a aa« N | . IMwnl' l*e « lla « 11 TlMr — m lia r I•t Tlwrr TIM** -• «* a lia r < 1 a lia r I K Tlmra | BUrk Faco Typo dnulit. above I n , rniuced ante* are for con* irrtillvr Jmorllona, All iriirds Hi Bveraffe length *ire counted « 11m*. lllnlmuni charge 80c for Itrat 1 jnflprttnn. I ill ailvcrtlalnir la reatrlctrd to 1 proper claaalftcatlnn. . if nn error la made The Panford Herald will be reapounlhle I tor only one Incorrect Insert Ion. [ih« advertlaer, fnr aubaequent I Suertlona. The office should be l potlfird Immediately In caae of r*rfor T„ ADVKRTlHRRn. , A Herald repreaentatlvo' thnrotfhlv familiar with rate*, rul»« ud rlnscinpatlon. will g|vQ you I toinpl'to Information. And If tou wl«h, they trill aoalat you In Vonllnh’ your wnnt ad to moke It mure effective. IMI’OItTJtAT SOTICE. Advertiser* should give their I itrrrt or poatoUlce uddreaa ae v(ll as their phono number If thry desire results. About one niilrr out of a thousand has a telephone, and the others can't eommnnlcnte with you trnTess tbey know your address. All illsennlleanaee HUNT be wade In perana at Tbe San­ ford Herald office or by let­ ter. Telephone dloeoatla■arr* ora aot valid. Courteous, Prompt,- Efficient Service. FOR SALE M ISCELLANEOUS JOB PRINTING—The Herald Job i.v #St I!j«now located in ^ e Welaka Building. Let us estimate on your job wor^. Phone 148. T J id 'S n iir * ,or “ lh' SAUSAGE for sale—Pure "pork anusago smoked with oaw wood, 35c. lb., postpaid. No order ac­ cepted for, less than 3 lbs. Satisfaction guarnatced. Mrs. Enoch Sawyer, Tifton, Ga., R. D. F. No. 0. ADAPTED Carmen Grapes, Tree .B lueberries, 30 per cent off. Tree - Blackberries. Best investmenta, highest profits, quick re­ turns, quality (plants. Ori* ‘ -iginal introducers. Adapted Nurseries, Tampa, Fla. R E A L ESTATE f . FOR SA L E FUR SALE—fJew Bungal 1 on .iow paved street, J750.S0 and an balance like rent. E. P. Lane. Vou SA -OUU—wr Vent, new ,A>ttages cheap. Terms to suit you Apply , at Qindenrllle Store. L FOR SALE—Six room house,'four .n hJ ^ k8 ,rom p0*t Office, price 83,000; terms. E^F. Lane.__ FOR SALE—Five rooms and baUT, modem conveniences, a bargain. Must be told ‘a t once, owner leavhiK city. Comer Palmetto and Spurting Ave. W. L. Davis. i. .... on Railroad Kali road A Ave. ^ 9 *1 SA U J^Lot t Ideal location for warehouse. E. F. Lane. FOR SALE—Or rent, 10 acres good citrus land, partly cleared, M>uie and other improvmeata, 2 mile* ftpm P. O. Apply BM Magnollm Ave.. for Information.__ _13t FOR* SALE—Beautiful bungalow on comer lot ,moat desirable part of city, E. F, Lane. FOR SALE—4-room house, naw. Phone 595-R.__________ FOR SALE — 10 acres Mammock land, 6 fenced, 3 cleared,' one flowing well, * $1700. _»/ » FOR SALE—20 aerda.. 3 acres' cleared balance Hammock. One flowing well, C room House. Ideal place for celery, vegetables, chick­ ens and stock, price $3500. - TO TH E H O U SE W IFE :— If you never read * line of any kind of news In tills paper, it’s worth s g n a t nuuiy timesvwhat It coats you because It fiv e s yon every afternoon the last and lowest prices, for tho day. If -you save only 50 cen ts a day on yotar shipping, it would re p re se n t one hundred and fifty dollars a year. ‘ ' •. » * S Doesn’t m a tte r w h at th e prices were yesterday— Doesn't m a tte r w h a t'th e y are going to be tomor­ row— W hat’s th e last and lowest prices today—The Herald tells you? S fl ROOMS FO R R EN T LO ST A N D F O U N D ARE YOU—Looking for a good room. If you don’t flpd one Hat­ ed in thia column, insert a small want ad and you will recelva the bast llatinga in tha city .______ FOR RENT—Two offices, ground floor new Bishop Building, 209 Magnolia Ave. Suitable for real estate or insurance. Will .rent reasonable. Apply Sanford Loan and Savinga Company. FOR SALE or rent, new cottage* 4-rooms, $860.00. Small cash payment, balance like rent Located GlnderyUle. Apply at_store. FOR RENT—Garage, 614 Magnolla. __________________ _ FOR RENT—Two office*, ground floor New Bishop Building, 200 Magnolia Ave. Suitable for real estate or insurance. Will rent reasonably. Apply Sanford Loan and Savings Co._____________ FOR RENT—Furnished light houaekeeping apartment, 300* French Ave._____________ FOR RENT—Party leaving gro­ ceries in wrong auto Saturday afternoon inquire at Herald office and nay for this ad. 9 ARE YOU leeing an opportanlty to sell your property by not uaing the Herald Want Ads. The coet (a small, the results g re a t Herald Wants will work lo r you quickly. LOST—A _rlp grip between Geneva and Titusville bridge. Finder lease notify.E. R. Moore or Bob ling a t Oviedo. Ten dollars re­ ran. BETTER BABY CHICKS—Pinebreese White Leghorn Chicks are sired by pedigreed males from high record hens. Eggs perfectly AUTOMOBILES A N D HELP W A N T E D hatched by modem Incubators. Vig­ orous chicks, true to strain, J20.UO a hundred, $180 a thousand. In­ WANTED^—Help of all klndaOby REPAIRS teresting catalog. Immediate demany business houses. If you ![varies. Order “better baby are without a position, advertise SPECIAL BARGAINS chicks ’ from Pinebrecze Farm, on the claaslfled page of The 1928 Dodge touring, almost new Herald. It 4 III coat you only a FOR SALE—DeSoto paints and few ccnta and you will rdach thou­ 1923' Dodge Panel Delivery like vanrishes a t Sanford Novelty n4w. : sands. 1922 Hupmoblle touring. Works, sole agents. 154-tfc FOR BALE—10 acres Hammock H The league of Nations and the WANTED-^-a capable housekeep­ Lexington Lark (aport). from Lake, fine celery land. If World Court to Be Main er to stay on premises. 202 BUNCH GRAPES, trpo blueberries mile Dodge touring, 1921. * Subjects Park Avo. and blackberries—all varieties sold quick $1250, . Dodge Rondater, 1919. auitable for home and commercial National touring, 0 passenger. FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE when buying froA us WANYED—T wo single men 21 to planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ weRemember Two Worm-drive Fora trucks. take you direct to the owner 30 to travel with manager. FOREWOMEN, Jan. 23-Thc grow­ Two Ford Chassis. , orous, well rooted plants insure and sell at~ the owners price. We W ANTED Splendid opportunity for right ngn ing. Interest among under-grad­ Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. good early profits. For full in­ deal strictly on the square with parties. G p... m.- LinLin MISCELLANEOUS formation and Illustrated catalog seller or buyer. Our motto satis­ coin Hotel.CallSeeafter Dodge 1922 touring. uates of American universities ami A. C. Si tcGlboney. Two Dodge tourings, 1920. No. 9, write Southern Adapted faction to both buyer or seller. colleges in the League of Nntion3 |fANTED—Your old furniture. Nurseries, Bartow, Fla.________ Chandler touring. aqd the World Court, has prompted Many people in Sanford would Ford touring, 1922. SEMINOLE REALTY, CO. it tu buy second hand furnituru. b'OU SALE—Egry Cash Register. Bulck touring, 1919, 7 passangcr. tho college division of the League Cost $00 when new. Will sell 8 emlnolc A*mck. Jrertise your spare pieces in the Bulck touring, 1918. of Nations Non-Partisan Associa­ # Sanford. Fla. ______ traid Want Ads and sell them cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald Dodge 3-4 ton truck. tion to conduct an essay contest, office. FOR SALE—Comer lot facing Aly. Phone 1-18 and the want Two Reo Speedster Trucks, .with prizes of $100, $75 nnd $50 Lake front, pricq $1500. E. F. [department will be glad to in- FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs 1921-22. each to students who desire to your ad. Light Ford Trucks. for setting, 15 eggs for $ 1.00. Lane. compote for them. Several F. S. 1917 Rutck touring. C. students probably will enter tho fANTED—Baby carriage, must Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardall ‘ Avenue, HOLLYWOOD - BY-THE - SEA, 1923 Oveland 4, touring. 8l-tfp in good condition and reason- Sanford. Thone 3303. contest. FLA., Jan. 2.1—Somewhere in thi* Some of these cars were traded The contest is announced by Corily priced. Box 300, care The SEE (he Sanford Stove Works, G02 waters of the Atlantic ocean or in on new Dodges. Most of them !isn,Lnmont, who, as chairman of nfonl Herald. the continuous seas, there is being have been left Sanford Ave. before buying with us to bo sold towed to Miami and Hollywood, be* and applied op the purchase of the committee of University and Mi’IlbSSED AIR CLEANING stoves. Wo will save you money. College Students of the League of I ing pulled by h giant tug, a dredge Closed cars, carpets, rugs, at Wc also repair stoves of all kinds, Dodges. They are all real Nations Non-Partisan Association! that is the largest of its kind in the new grafanolas and sewing machines. 1 Second St. good, having been reconditioned. is in charge of tho organization world. The dredge was made bj Terms 194-tfc ANTED—Carpenter Iwork, 3rd ______ to thoso who can establish branches of the association in ' the Elliott Machine Company of _ house. Paco's Lane. FOR SALE—Missions(y straw­ credit. Some of these cars can of TALLAHASSEE Fla., Jan. 23,— Baltimore. universities and colleges. Mr. La­ berry plants well rooted, care­ While construtction work on the be exhanged for real estate Im ­ ment reports ANTED all kinds of carpenter Frank C. Dickey, chief cngnect that more than 80 and brick work, by dny pr con- fully packed, 50c per hundred, auditorium is going on, the Flor- of the Hollywood Land and Water proved or unimproved. Diamonds universities and colleges already $3.50 per M. delivered. Mathews or anything else of value.' . idn State College is inconvenienced nct. (107 \V. First St. Phone 400. Company, has returned from Balti­ have been organized. Co., Tnllahnssec, Fla., Route C. SANFORD MOTOR do. men & Hinson. by the luck of n suitable meeting more, where he went to complete Total number of words submit­ Dodge Dealers.! ~ large gatherings. Never­ arrangements for the start or the place for ted by tho student contestants ANTED—Boarders and room- EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and nlo Phone 3. 7 is thinje- dredge to Hollywood, It is esti­ repairing. Call II. S. Pond, theless, tho Y. W. C. A. ______ must not .qpccccd. 3A100, and only ftn- X M .. per. .35 1ing of n plan which will tu mated that from the time It lcavej jttU., MeAI*.fie* week »v/tv*/tv*;i* -317>1 one essay may be submitted by any ttrtrtcW .tbYt'fcTwSlkftUv___ j*aWmor^o^wuci«4aaii)'idayicf((i')[OHQ){o}:o),'Fi>R;;SAL*r.:;c5;.tfttrttv'AVb;................... ono,criiiektawk',.\v,;..v, > All manuscripts must he received K o person need become bald- question has arisen, “Do students tho dredge to rench Hollywood, and really prefer a service for a large perhaps more, If the weather dur* Ford Sedan DRESSMAKING" ant tho office of the League of Na­ headed. I hnvo a newly invent­ group, they bo more in­ Ing tnc journey is at nil unfavor­ tions Non-Partisan Association, 15 ed machine that prevents same. terestedorifwould SA LE smaller groups Were able. Chandler Touring West Thirty-seventh Street, New Wonderful for nilding new life and made the basis of the service?“ Tho dredge will bo n great addi­ York City, by 12 o’clock, noon, IADA.ME E. G. TOUCH ARD, growth to hair. Stps gray hairs. The plan now contemplate^ is tion to the engineering equipment [ Dodge Touring Mnrch 1, 1024. FRENCH DRESSMAKER. Price $2.50. Write for pnrticu- that of holding two separate and of Hollywood and its wurk will be MI’ORTED HAND EMBROID- law, S. S. Boyd, Laurens, S. C.__ distinct sorvifes nt the same timer, of emphatic value in hnstoning tho Hudson Touring HELPED LITTLE GIRL’S COUGH BED LINGERIE. DRER8 F-S * v n FOR SALE—Baby chicks, S. C. using different.speakers, music and development of the famous lakes “ FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR AISTS, HAMILTON HOTEL Reds, Barred Rocks, Whlto and subjects. All topics are not*’of aection of Hollywood. Scripps-Booth Touring COMPOUND is fine. My little Bfk’K, WINTER PARK. FLA. Silver Wynndottes, S. C. White Cf,uai value nr of ................... .. «equal interest I Two shallow dredges have been girl had an awful cough. I got n Leghorns, S. C. Anconas. Heav to all, and by offering more than 1excnvnting for the artifleal lakes, Studcbaker Touring EPKCIATTNOTICES 1egg bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND producing strains. Pedigree: one topic each Sunday the Y. W. |They_ have been doing big work, TAR COMPOUND and gave her a exhibition and utility matings. C. A. might make its serviqep but the large dredge will speed up Oakland Touring few ciosoe and she was greatly re­ Custom hatching. Write today more beneficial and far-reaching, tho Job of making the two artificial for prices. Sunnyside Hatchery, it hns Ijccn suggested.' lakes, which will be the largest in KENT > VULCANIZING WORKS lieved,” writes Clyde II. Benson, UNDERWOOD Mnrlbrook, Virginia. The best Box 18, Longwood, Fin. TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT Students arc giving ther matter Florida and which will add much WHERE USED CARS ARE remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse­ FOR SALE—Thirty nice, fat, corn serious thought, and a decision to thd beauty of Ho.Iywood. . y ALWAYS BARGAINS ness; relieves promptly and effec­ These two parallel lagoons, con­ l|h class Underwood Typewriters fed turkeys, at my farm neur will be reached nt an early date. tively. FOIiEY’S HONEY AND taining a total of 175 acres, extend 1rent to rcliablo parties. Longwood. C. W. Entzmingcr. TAR COMPOUND has stood tho west from the Flor;da Enfs t Coast MELLON S4§ED—Tom Wntston, K en tu ck ian s in This test of time, serving three genera­ canal for n distance 'of nimost a U n iversity Places Underwood Typewriter Co. Irish gray Klcckley sweet, Flor­ tions. 8. Main Street Orlando, Fla. ida Favorite, Ga. Rattlesnake. I S ttite A re U rged to mile., At the western extremities R estriction s Upon nre two expansive turning businr grow and save these seed myself; ten acres each, where yachts and Future A pplicants uates from our standard high money cannot buy nny better. 50 A tten d H om ecom ing of houseboats can dock in the very cents lh. W. T. Thomson, Lloyd, | schools will be admitted on ccrtiPOLITICAL LOUISVILLE, KY., Jnn. 23— heart of the city. At the eastern Fin. ________ _______ TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 24. , fiente to the freshman class. headwaters—where the lakes heFlorida's 8 , 000 ' former KentuckiaAs ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SALE—Citrus fruit trees, nil nre'being urged to return to their gin—is a rectnrffeular sheet of wa­ —Only graduates of accredited “All applicants who huvo not varieties on sour orange, rough old homes in Kentucky next June ter in cither lake more than a quar­ high schools in Florida will here­ .graduated from either a Senior A FOR SHERIFF. lemon and grapefruit root.. Also and participate In an old-fashioned ter of a mile across. The connect­ or Senior B high school will be orange seedlings budding Home Coming celebration such ns ing waterway between the two ba after be admitted to the state’s required to take entrance examiI hereby announce my&elf as n sour prices very reasonable. A. was held 18 years ago when sins has a uniform width of 470 two institutions of higher learning ■nations for admission to tho freshaadidatt* for the ofRco of Rhcriif size; E. Nichols, DeLand, Fin. more than 40,000 of the state’s feet or nbout the length of the without standing an examination. I man class. This announcement la (Seminole County, subject to tho STRAWBERRY FEST sons and daughters came back for average city block. Both University of Florida and sent ut this time In order that high kmocratio primary Juno, 1924. schools, not certairt of their rating, At Mrs. II. R. Stevens, 021 Park 1 1 fortnight’s visit. The Kentucky W. A. TILLIS. Florida State College for Womqn may qualify immediately as Class ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHTS Ave., from eight till eleven o'clock Homo Coming Association, of thin (Advertisement.) authorities are notifying high A or Class B institutions. Full Sleep Friday night; Entertainment and city, is at present engaged in as­ FOR TAX COLLECTOR school principals and county super­ particulars concerning these classi­ ' refreshments. Admission 25 cents. sembling the names und addresses “I wish to say thnt FOLEY intendents of education throughout fications may be obtained from thu Mrs. Steven's Circle, Presbyterian of these Kentuckians for the invi­ I wish to announce thnt I am a Auxiliary. PILLS worked O. K. nn me in n the state that all students not arm­ state dcpnrtmcnt’of public instruc­ tation lists. Many Kentuckians __________________ indidati* for rc-clection to the ofnow residents of Tampa, Jack­ couplo of hours and the pains left ed with certificates from standard tion, Tallahassee, Fin. The official « of County Tax Collector of BETTER BABY CHICKS: Pine- ere mo at once. I took a couple of high schools of the Senior A or list of Senior A and Senior B sonville, Miami and Pensacola. breeze, White Leghorn Chicks tminolf County, subject to tho them in the afternoon, went to bed Senior B class will be required to schools will bo published by the Kentucky is planning to .brenk ttion of the Democratic primary nre sired by pedigreed males from its own record for hospitality when and had a good night's sleep nnd take entrance examinations. state department of public instruc- 1 high record henS. Eggs perfect­ ®be hold in June. In malting ing this known. Dr. A. A. tion at the close of'this scholastic, the thousands of visitors swarm have slept good ever since," writes ly hatched by modern incubators. JNO. D. JINKINS. Con Thlei, 118 E. Columbia St., Murphree, fior the University of year. Graduates from high schools Vigorous chicks, true to strain, through her gates next summer. Fort __ __ (Advertisement) 1rid a. writes: named on this list will be admitted Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY Florida, Voluntary subscriptions amounting n hundred; $18() a thousand. to $IU0,000 will be used in makin “It is the purpose of the Univer­ on certificate to the university. A ll! PILLS are a diuretic stimulant for K>It CLERK CIRCUIT COURT- $20 Immediate deliveries. Order "bet­ preparations for the event. Am tho kidneys and will increase their sity of Florida to cooperate with others will be required to Ufce en-1 baby chicks" from Pinebrecze in order to make each of the seven activity. Refuse substitutes. Sold ail educational agencies of the trance examinations. ' I hereby announce that I am a ted state for the development and “The university feels that this jndiiiyt,. for the office of Clerk Farm, Cnllnhan, Florida. days of the celebration in Louis­ everywhere. standardization of our free schools is in the interest of sound educa­ f the Circuit Court of Seminole ________ ;________ i----------------- ville long remembered, an organi­ from tho lowest grade to the col­ tional policy, and hopes that it will When the stockman comes to zation of 5,000 volunteer workers ?unt>'. Aubjopt to the action of the He who has not at some time fol­ pnocraue primury in June, 1924. lowed the plough has missed one already hns taken up the task of realize that tire is hia enemy rather lege and the university. To this Lu fur the ultimate good of the H. II. CHAPPELL. of the great experiences of life.— arranging the minutest, detail of than his friend, there will be less end, it haa become necessary to boys and giria in the public schools advise all concerned that only grad­ of Florida." burning of the woods. the elaborate program. (Advertisement) George Matthew Adams. Woman’s College Will Have Soirte Essay Contests GIANT DREDGE BEING TOWED TOHOLLYWOOD Tallahassee Girls Inconvenienced By Lackof Auditorium MONBY MATERIAL a t/jr. MIRACLE CMcnti O t. | reseat work, d l i i l a l l tag Meeks, irrigetieo b u n , TrrwWtrvr, Prep. *Lumber' and' BoUdbv u irte r Lumber U onpaiT N. Laurel SL Phone i f t . hTl l Lu m b e r c o . • Service. Quality o*Vl Phone 135. > Send thia ad and ten cents tu Foley ft Co., 2885 Sheffield Ave., • ' Chicago, H I, writing your name CORRUGATED IRON ROOFDUL and addreaa clearly. You 'will re­ COMPOSITION ROLL) ROOFING, STRIP SHINGLES, * ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S PLASTER, HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND CEMENT, for coughs, cotds and hoaneneee, NAILS. also free sample package of FO­ LEY’S PILLS, a diuretic stimu­ CHASE ft CO. lant for the kidneys, and FOLEY sa n fo r d ; f l a „ CATHARTIC TABLETS for Conatlpation and Biliousness. These wonderful, remedies have helped millions of people. Try them! Sold everywhere. NOT R E A L L Y LOST No article of value is really lost until after Thu Herald Wants have been called upon to restore it to * the rightful owner. Pocketbooks, jewelry, ap­ parel, personal possessions, things of intrinsic value <• and others that are prised because of their association, arc often quickly returned, when temporarily lost, through Herald Wants. Herald Wants are the first'th in g to consult when something of value Is lost or found. Herald Wants bring los­ ers and finders together. To reach all the people effectively — leave your W ant Ad at The Herald of­ fice. Phono us to send for it or phone it to the Want Ad Department. * BUSINESS DIRECTORY Yoe caa And Um name e l every live Baslaree Man in BaaferA kl thia Column each day. Studcbaker, Packard, Chevrolet J. L. PERKINS Salee Department San Juan Garago WH1DD0N & HODGES Tailors, Cleaners and Djrm 117 Park Avenue— Phono 463 PH O N E 148 Sanford N o v e lty PURELY ’ PROFESSIONAL Cords of Sanford’a Reputable Profeaaional Aren* each of whom, in hia chosen profession the Herald recommends to the people. G eorge A . D eC ottes W ork s V. C. COLLER, ProfcT General Shop and Mid mVE Contractor and Buildar517 Commercial Street Wilson Welding A Radiate* Works f ■s,. Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County ■' Bank Sanford* — —— . Florida “It it’s Metal we can weld ft" SANFORD, FLORIDA . ----------- V STEWART The F lodst: Flowers For AH Occasions ■ ■■ S ch elle M aines • LAWYER .-:— Court House Member* Floriata Telegraph Dolivery Aaaoriatlen 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 280-W Sanford M ach in e Co. F red R. W ilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First N ational B ank Bldg. Sanford, ------------- Florida E lton J M oughton A R CH ITEC T First N ational B ank Bldg. Sanford, ------------- Florida l BRINGING UP FATHER B U IL D IN G W. A. HOBBS, M. D. Specialist Urology, Syphilology, Female nnd Skin and Blood Diseases. Office 304 First Nat’l Bank Bldg. By GEORGE McMANUS Uva.rat N a t l l i . 1*4 B a M .t W o rk . C rlla C .r O rl* 4 l* a 1’hon, ea afore, n*. Fk«u 4M— -ra . QUICK SE R V IC E T R A N S F E R I,veal auil lira * Dlataor* Hi In*, aturaa* S. 0 . S h in h o lser C ontractor and Builder Sanford, — -Florida W. J . T h ig p en R eal E sta te In su ran ce •as � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 24, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 24, 1924. 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